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MONDAY NOVEMBER 25 1901
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METHODS OF
THE SCALPERS
Men Who Brought Stock Ex-
change Into Disrepute
WANT FUTURES RETAINED
IN STOOK
Considerable pressure u beiof-
brcus tt to bear on the governing boardof the mining stock exchange to prev t the passage of the rule
futures A number of membersof the exchange have been makingtheir living oft futures and have notthe money to do a legitimate businessof buying and selling actual stocksTheir existence depends not on com-
mission received from customers butupon scalping They sell storta theydo not possess hoping to tay them ata lower figure before a demand ismade for delivery Again they some-times buy stocks and then scurryaround to find a customer who willpay a quarter of a cent mure for thestock before they come around totake up their purchase If they areforced to take stock they have pur-chased they have in several instancespaid for it checks that were thrownout by the bank This is the elementwhich is waging the strongest ngtagainst the abolition of futures andthe proposed establishment of a stockexchange clearing house
If rules are enforced against futuresand providing for a daily settlement oftrades so that only a legitimate buying and selling of stocks is allowedthes fellows will find their livelihoodgone They cannot sell something theydo not possess and then depress theprice by slander so as tp buy it inTherefore they are ftgbting the propo-sition to protect the legitimate trad-ing
New Rules Demanded-On the other hand the reliable stock-
brokers are taking the cause of thepublic nd are urging adoption-of new rules In the interest of legiti-mate trading The tour changes whichappear to meet their warm approval-are as follows
First Abolish futuresSecond Establish a stock exchange
clearing houseThird Make a W per cent margin
lowest allowedFourth Arrange that all mines
which list their stock on the exchangeshall be open to public inspection atleast one day in two weeks
The better class of stock brokers Isapplauding the action of the newspa-pers in criticising the dishonest methods of some members of the exchange
There is no doubt that the public-is in sympathy with the movementsaid one of hem and it is the pub-lic that suppo the exchange I findthat since this agitation began peopleinvesting In mining stocks beginning to investigate more carefully-the character of the men they contemplate uoing business with and theyare steering clear of the brokers whoare suspected of dishonest methods Ihave gained seven or eight good cus-
tomers within the week wbo have formerly done business with other brok-ers
Some of the knockers began totake heart yesterday and It was reported that they contemplated a raidduring the coming week in the beliefthat the thing had blown over
The people who are Investing inmining stocks have had their eyesopened though said an investorand they will watch to see who is
doing this kind of business and withdraw their patronage The investors-are not in a mood to be trifled withany longer and I would not be sur-prised to see somebody start a suit Ifthe dishonest anethods are kept up
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Bv ythi in Readiness For OpeningThis Bv ning
Well org nlxcKU active work hasbrought order out of chaos at the So-
cial hall where the third annual stateexhibition of art fabrics will begin thisevening at 8 oclock and continue everyevening for the rest of the week Amost elaborate and varied collectionhas been gathered and the greatthrongs that will undoubtedly attendwill find much to interest them Thed orm will first be opened from 4 C
m to the press of the stateAt the opening this evening the fol-
lowing programme will be renderedPiano musicLyric pieces op 43 Grieg J A An-
derson a pupil of LeschetixkyFormal opening by Governor WellsMjusic pianoFashing Schwank au Wteu op St
Robert Schumann A AndersonAddress William M RorlanceSonata Beethoven A Anderson
Announcement of awards made inI ce designs and photography
TJth CeBftmereial and Savings BankCfoaerai business interest
paid on savings deposits W FnresMrat J E Caine casfeter
Castle Gate Clear Creek WinterQuarters Sunoyside lump nut andslack anthracite all sizas 73 SouthMain street telephone 42S
D J SHARP Agent
Hes here Who Can you guess
1OBTBOROLOOICULI REPORT
Yesterdays Record at the Local Ofof the Weather Bureau
Mamimum temperature 48 degreesminimum temperature 39 degrees meantemperature 44 degrees which is 7
above the normal aceumulaUd excess n temperature since the firel ofmonth IJfc d re s accumulated oss oftemperature since Jan 1 T7 degreesTotal j from 6 p m t 6 pm 2 inrh accun sited deflrifnry oflirecii iijiion llr first of i munch25 li h atimuUt ss rfHtatioji since Jan 1 fj in t-
iaflGHT SCHOOL
Bookkeeping Shorthand Typewrit-ing Penmanship Grammar Arith-metic al SpeOJng Visit us at the
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JftuThants Association-IRAXCiS i LLKK Cool ilgi-
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Prof Stephens Announces Tab
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LIST OF EXCURSIONISTS
SIKJOBSS pFBOJEOT IS NOW
Professor Evan Stephens announcedlast evening the names of the singerswho are to make np the choir that isto make the Caflfernia concert tourThe names at theejwuraionlsts who arealready hooked te accompany the sing-ers are also given making a total ofnearly 3M in the company-
It is well understood that theon the coast will be given under
the personal direction of ProfessorStephens and that he will have generalcharge of the excursion The accom-panists win be Professor J J McClel
Professor Joseph J Dayaes and-a possible string quartette yet to beselected Professor Stephens statesalso that a few mOte sopranos andtwo or three additional soloists may betaken The statement is Also madethat many applications nave been re-
ceived without the deposit moneyThese will not secure places Neitherwill the singers named in the listgiven here keep their places unlessthey observe whateveror otherwise It may be BecfBsary toadopt
The complete success of the Califor-nia tour is now assured and ProfessorStephens and these working with himare much elated outlook Thestart will be made under the mostflattering auspices and there is nothing now in sight that is likely to marthe pleasure or the financial or artisticsuccess of the undertaking The sing-ers chosen
Lissle T Edward Catherine SiddowayLuella FerriS DerrAgnes O Thomas Cor PrattMartha T Arthur Cltvrissa ThatcherChristine Anderson Km WilsonEtta Stringham Emma IvtrsnAllie Graham Karma ThatcherClaribel Pike Hester CannonLIlly Bradford Leona MillerMamie Ensign Nettle PortionMrs Winters Miss CoulterMabel Poulton Ions SchonfeW-Qusste Johnson Katie GumLotta Owens Cora MikesellAda Britt DlnaLens Hoffman Bessie BrowningMary HallWay Nellie WhitneyhUe Mayson Sadie BenedickJessie Taylor Katie HeeschRoM Chandler Mary KatzLtale Siddoway Zlna WilsonMary Morgan Mrs Andrew SmithBeade Mrs G TftomstoKNettle Frost BeyerMay Dyer Phoebe Foster
AltosMabel Cooper Miss CoulterElsie Barrows DwywJudith Anderson Annie BurtonLeyland Clayton Lalu PenroseLutIe Owen Hernia TilerBertha ChristopherPearl Calton
son h PteserMrs G O Pyper Bessie PetersenNellie Pettit PeartOlea Ship Nettle A Won
Parry Lottie MarcroftMary Tlbbs Mrs J LongMargaret Taylor Rifle GreenA ce Xtts RidgesMinnieNettle Raleigh Lania CashlTipsTens McAllister Hsittie EamshawKatie McAllister Isabel VreJulia JOSAB Ida Hoffman
Hansen Aura RodgersFlorence Poulton Jennie SmithLeniV Dssvta EroHyLengart
Tenors-G D Pyper H C YoungTnos S worth Leroy RoseFred GrahamSam WintersHarry LefsndAlfred PestRobt EdwardsGee McLatREbb BrainRobert Hedge
Wm LesterRichard LamphEM H PierceFrank PenroseB W SainsburyW E AubreyA J BrainOliver Walsh
K B Thomas Thomas0 S Johnson A H KelsonW B White Byrum OlsenW O Philips O M Pratt
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Henry E lUngD J LangSpery LawsonJ NoIsesW RJ Gerstner
J hn RoWBeooA B BrabyJ S MorganM J ThomasJ CEvan Arthur
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JL T MoEwanEd W SpokesFred BeerLaurenceGranwarParryCharles PIkeEd Pike
Victor Christopher JWar4-
MartlH ChriatopherJ Hsen Smith
S D BradfoFi r Oej toer-R Ness H iwr Aldans-N C owes A WilsonJohnJ H Bwsoll-Wm CaHonEd Xeakln
W D BanmeJ R MaxwellAndrew PetersenJ rdyTeaJ C LA J KirkW BishonT
V C ParrJ C MayanT Y Rositer7 J Rocker
N L OoltamHarry Shepherd
Excursionists BookadThe ii iimliails i already booked to ac-
company the stagers areSalt Lake
Mrs J J McCfellanMrs J J DaynesMrs T S AshworthMrs M Crawford-Mr R A Brighton and wifeMr Louis Iveraon and wifeH Hamlin and wifeJoseph E Taylor and wifeMr John Burrams and wifeMr Orlob and wifeMr Oliver Hodgson and wifeMr B GMr John StringhamOscar RydnalGovernor Heber M Welle and wifeGeorge Caulana jr and wifeRoy EnsignGeorgo 1 Pyper JrMrs N ChristephersenMrs GossMrs H Leyland UiMrs J CMrs Mary RMrs Helen D SmithMr A tlay o 1
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CONSECRATED A BISHOP
Honor Mgr Conaty of CatholicUniversity of Washington
Baltimore Nov the cathedralthis morning Monslgnor Thomas Conatyrector of the Catholic university atWashington was consecrated titular
of Samoa An unusually large number-of archbishops and bishops of the Amer-ican hierarchy as as many clergyip n from all parts of the country werepresent them were ArchbishopSobs Ireland of St Paul and John JKeane of DubUQue and Bishop J L
of PeoriaCardinal Gibbons was thtr consecrating
prelate and the Very Rev Thomas Jprofessor of church history at
the university preached the sermonof Conaty-
c mes as a recognition of his labors inIf of education and also as-
t U tfn of the appreciation of theTor recent very apparent increase To
and of the institution-of whh the bishop is the head
The of bishop of Samoais entirely honorary the see of Santos
which the title is derived havingbeen extract for many generations
TRAINS IN COLLISION
One Was Late and Neglected to TakeSiding
New York Nov JL The Buffalo andChicago limited train on the DelawareLackawanna Western railway leavinghere at 1 p m and a local train fromDover N J to New Yerk were in eelHelen thbf afternoon at Morris Plains NJ The trains were on a stretch of singletrack Both engineers and firemenJumped
John Sklllman of the limitedand his fireman Charles Loper were badly hurt while the conductor and engi-neer of the local were bruised
James Tinton of Morristown a passen-ger on the local was pinned down byseats and seriously hurt
Both locomotives were badly damagedand both the coaches of the limited stoodthe shock welL The local appears tohave been late and neglected to aBMtag
Dr G J HeldSpecialist skin genitourinary and
rectal diseases Sth floor Progress Bldg
Dukes Motor Car SmashedRome Nov a motor car race
from to Bologna between the Dukeof AbruEsl and Signer Cotellattl thedukes machine while going at the rateof fifty miles an hour came into collisionwith a milestone The car was smashedbut the duke escaped with trifling Injuries Cotelletti covered 21 milesin six hours and a half
Hes here Who Can you guess
Royal Zwieback pure clean healthygood for everybody lOc per dozen Forsale The Royal 252 South Main
XeoghltKenna Private HospitalSanitarium 166 W 2nd No
E BOTSFORD Supt
WM BROADBENT D D SUptodate dentistry Western Dental
Co 32 Eagle block
Hes here Who Can you guess
Hes here Who Can you guess
See the New Premiums-at the Salt Lake Trading Stamp Co
Hes here Who Can you guess
HaPand SITUATIONS WANTED
Advertisements-will be acceptedIn these columns
Free of ChargeBr-
anch Offlces for receipt of WantAdvertisements
SHERWOODS PHARMACY FifthSouth and State street I
HAZEL DRUG CO corner of WestFirst South and Fourth West
MCOrS PHARMACY corner ofThird South and Fifth East I
FOULGER BROS CO 63 K street-S B COULAM Eighth East and
First SouthA J DAVIS CO corner ef Sev-
enth South and Seventh East
PRIBST To the wife of Joel L Prieston Nov 26 a girl
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SOCIETIESEagles
SALT LAKE AERIE No 67 F O Emeets Sunday evenings at 730 inA O U W st VisitingBagles are invited Ben Johnson WorthyPresident A S Fowler Worthy Secre-tary
B P O ELKS The Benevolent andProtective Order of Elks meets eachWednesday evening at 8 oclock OddFollows Market street
LESTER D FREED E RA W RAYBOULD Senretary
JBNTBRPRISE LODGE No 15 I O OF meets every Wednesday evening atL O O F Market streetlag brothers welcome
FRED MADSEN N Q-
WH WATHOUS Secretary
ABGKNTA LODGE Xo S F and AM held at Masonic hall the first Tuesday in eachmonth Members of sister andsojourning brethren in good standing arecordially invited to
NEWTON D SSTES W MW B Robb Sec P 0 Box 1506
UTAH CHAPTER No 1 R A MStated convocations held on the firstWednesday in each month at Masonic
at 791 m Sojourning companions are cordially invited to
M E H PM C PHILLIPS Secretary
MT MORIAH LODGE No 2 F and AM Regular meetings hold at Masoniclll second of each monthMembers of sister lodges and sojourningbrethren in standing areInvited to attend
F J HILL M WCHRISTOPHRR DIEHL Secretary-
A O U WGATE LODGE No 10 meets
every Wednesday evening at O U WstreetS T LAKE M W
SALT LAk VALLEY LODGE No 12meets every Thursday evening at tiLeA O Id Main streot-
G A TUCKFIBLD W
WANTED-
TO a cart Must be In good con-dition and reasonable Address at oncestating price 03 care Herald
CHILD to board and care for Goodhome 436 South East
ALTO and for volunteer choirwho win in exchange for music les-sons D Herald
TO tNT by the 1st of December a 4to room house on east side of mod-ern preferred Address C IT Herald
MORMON GOLD COINS wanted wewin pay a good cash premium on JIM13k II and 1 Mormon coins CaNatona
Old Book Store 74 West 2nd So stKeys Fitted
Moved te M W M So pta TV Tenure
WE CAN save you IS to 20 cent enan 1st class work horse shoeingTrlpps Carriage shop ID W So
OSTEOPATHY
RHEUMATISM asthma bowel liverand stomach troubles successfully treat-ed lon iate Drs McDowell Car-penter D F Walker Building Hours
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FOFt SALE REAL ESTATE
4W house 9 rooms andbath tt lx1-ft four blocks east of dock earnerApply Wilkes Cycle Co
nice right of way on 3dSt 7W A RICHTER
Home Investment Co W 1st So
TWO small new modern houses cheapclose inao car fare 14 4th Bast
SHE Houstons The Housers ail Main
SEE STEIN for Genuine snaps loansinsurance Phone 747N 23 Main
HOUS ONS THi HOUSBItS have bar-gains In houses SI Sooth Main
VTS SELL real all TuttleBros M Main street Red ball signs
and adobe So a bargainJUfCHX Harrroeton A Courtney
TUTTUB BROS 119 Main StGo to a shoe store for shoesGo to a store for drugsGo ta a book store for booksGo to a china store for chinaWhy Because they are markets for
their lines and afford an opportunity touse your own Judgmentstyle etc will find the same role
to real estate We have atremendous list of properties not allbargain but some are You can pickthem out or we can help you Costs you
the owner pays UB for making
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House built to suit purchasershome 100 cash per monthbnev cash bal J16 per month
2000 Jiorae JM cash bat 520 per monthHubbaird InVt Co 7 W tad So
AUCTION SALES
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FOR FURNITTRE and call atI X L Furniture Carpet InstallmentHouse terms on HO W on 1W 48
mast South
do house work Inquire MehaYs Cotio store Knutsford
A GIRL for general house work ApplyMl C street
JAPANESE cook hotel
Hair Dressing Parlors
FIRSTCLASS sewing girls 5SS 9th E
TWO H R news agents Apply Barkslew Bros 88 W So
TEN carpenters Monday morningbring tools Main St
DOUGLAS Bureau Thebeet reliable help If you want help letme know I look references saveyou trouble US W2nd South W J Douglas Phone W8
References Walker city
A HOUSKKSHEPKR Address D 6 Her-ald
BARBER W as2nd South
GIRL tor general housework no chil-dren 148 So
EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER forSalt Lake one familiar with implementbusiness salary wantedAddress P O sex 8 Ogden-
A MAN to collect industrial debt Ap-ply to C S Montgomery rooms 14 andCommercial
A 1 solicit orders on of-fice specialties eltj and state D 4 Her
GIRL U or 15 years old to take careof chQd and help around house 317 2ndEast
fer railroad work 2 perday Utah Employment company 00 W
UTAH EMPLOYMJSNT AGENCY JX Collins manager all kinds of helppromptly supplied West tad South
IMS X
TWO GOOD salesmen S a week noor canvassing 251 East Second
South to 12 I tec4
MAN OR WOMAtf bookkeeper withknowledge of stenography anding In handwrit-ing of Applicant stating salary wantedreferences
A CHAMBERMAID ApplyWhite House hotel-
A GIRL for general housework smalltastily 124 W 7th S at
GIRL WITH references for houseworkfamily good wages M6 E Brigham
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STROCKSEmployment Agency
Successor to CoC R Strock Proprietor-
All kindsof supplied1C1 South Main Basement Tel 4H
4 PERSONAL
SUPBBFLUOUS hair moles etc per-manently removed by electricity no scars01 pain free trial treatments this weekDr Lulu Brooks 408 Constitution bldg
COOK STOVES and steelranges must sold at a sacrifice atonce O K Furniture Co 12 Bs 3d So
LADIES ATTENTION New YorkDressmaking Parlors 3K S Main groundfloor cjill and get prices on elegant
jwns before going elsewhere Mrs M
YOUNG1GBNT of good habits wisheswith lady between of
FINBfcsaoe repairer Palace Shoe ShopP So Main
B O OLSEN tailor 325 Main streetSuits up Trousers up Cleaningand repairing
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PLUMBING AND HEATING
JAKES J FARRELL 335 South Mainstreet Phone 12K K
W JAMES successor to JamesHarris plumbing steam and hot watercontractors 5 E 2d S St Phone JfiB
AGENTS WANTED
AGEJsTS for life insurance Excellentopportunity for good man Room K Commorris block
make Call at room 6 146 WestSecond South ft m 9 a m to 6 p m
ft O mfrs of finetaxid r W r highest paid forfigs and wild animals
street
ELEVATORS
I WILL save on any kind ofn elevator William agent 67
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COLLECTIONS
HONBST coUected for honestmen XOHM ile dont like us Mert Ufe association Francis G
anager Scientific cot
WARMING VENTILATING
M SCOTTSTRB5VBLL HARDWARE CO Warm Air Heating and Ventilating Apparatus for Schools
etc All work guaranteed-
P J and Hot WaterHeatin und Ventilating Apparatus Nii u t setojict booth
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FOR SALE
HANDSOME upright piano UK spotcash cost On three days aots-
CoaJter Music Co next ZMi I 39 Main St
GOOD small business for sttle suitablefor lady Apply D 7 Herald
HANDSOME organ same as newcheep Party leaving town Apply WIlkesCycle Co
OR EXCHAKOB for house and lot incity farm of X acres 10 miles south of
all fenced and cultivated M acreslucern brick house and shanty
granary and stable and good weU of wa-ter Apply for particulars 3d street-S P t
NEW UPTODATE fiftccnt music for26 cents Call at tSftfc S Main upstairs
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER on easypayments P O box 644 city
Call at IKCOAL and feedBast 3rd So
Ducks Ducks DucksCheapest house In town for all kinds of
game UTAH POULTRY CO
ate LINCOLN lamb rams James230 West Sad North st-
WHLELER WH3QN sewing machines Wiles Johnson Co a East1st South st
TYPEWRITER and office suppliesblank books Margette Bros 40 MainPhone 7743
FarmersGET YOUR at Bailey
Sons 08 East Second South streetare the best Alfalfa seed wont-
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THREE rooms 14 Sth East
FIVEroom brick 315 near Libertypark good condition city water on carline G B Wells governors lee
FOUR moms newly furnished housekeeping 667 So Main
SEE Houstons house listSrrn mod br 90 3rd St 3-59rm modern 81 So 6th E MO167 No Main Trm mod br 40140 3rd St Srm mod br 35-
6tt 7th St 4room brE 3rd So 4 rme and kitchen S
8 So 3th E 8rm modern 322S6Houston Real Estate Inv Co SI Main
DURING the holiday season or tillFeb handsome store room on eitherMain or First South Sts Russet LTracy 232 Main street
TWO unfurnished rooms No 1 Uintahplace entrance frost Ml E 5th South
SKVBNROOM house every modernconvenience 439 So 3rd East
VACANT HOUSES Tel 21
ONE SQUARE PIANO cheap to caretaking people M4 C sC
Manitou HotelRooms from 260 per week up steam
heat suites with bath elevator service
MOVING STOBAGB COMMISSION
and Shipping of Household GoodsParties desiring to have their goods
moved stored or shipped call upphone 95 and we will you money
If so desired we will sell your goods andget their value We have the largestvans and thoroughly reliable furnituremen to or pack your goods Wehave the largest furniture warehouse
fire proof inWe can pack and your goods to
any part of the United States at lowest
you as we attend to everything
HOUSTONS TKB Tei X7ROOM house flIt South Ninth East
street Inquire J S Harry Normandyhotel
LARGE ELEGANT HOME beautifullyfurnished two baths modernHiS 3d St
WELL improved farm close to cityHarrington Courtney 1 West SecondSouth
CALL UP 37 for houses
FIVERCK brick VSJ near Lib ito small family references G
Wells governors office
MANITOU HOTEL DINING BOOMNow opened under new management
Transient 1 per day Regularboard 25 per
ROOM in home close in forgentleman only Telephone CSS 4 rings
HOUSTONS vacant houses Tel 27
RENT OR SiLB new and secondhandsewing machLies sl Mode all pricesWiles Johnson A Co East 1st So st-
IS HOUSES all kinds prices and loca-tions Tuttl Bros 149 Main
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Van 4 Storage Co Main5ii5
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FRONT room strictly modern 146
South Second West
NICE newly furnished K EastSecond South
FURNISHED rooms wtth or withouthousekeeping 242 W let South
r SWELL fiveroom cottage modernApply Coop Second Hand
Store 2K State
THREE nicely furnished rooms mod-ern Inquire 331 State st
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMSwithout board Wey hotel
Manifaru HotelStrictly European hotel rooms by day
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ELEGANTLY Furnished Rooms steamheat electric light call bells and allmodern conveniences without board bythe day ween or month Wey HotelState street
FURNISHED rooms with bath 211
East First South
TWO nlcey furnished rooms modernwith bath for gnnttenes 20 and 12 USouth First West
BOARD AND ROOMS
LARGE ROOMS good boaroV te pri-vate family references M E bat No
NICE ROOM modern conveniences forgentleman with beard Also boardlot or couples Serviceclass W 4th So St
LARGE PLEASANT rooms goodboard modern m W let North9455
WALLPAPER
HAVING ordered an unusual largestock for spring we must make room byselling all quantities at half priceGood patterns at 5 and 8c per double rollfine golds at from 15 to per doubleroll worth 35 to 5Bc per roll
Geo W Ebert 9t Co 38 State Phone1288KL
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NOV 1 18H one gray horse branded 7followed by Indistinct L on right shoulder IB years old One sorrel with whitespots on rump about 1100 pounds eachReturn and get reward from BrowningMercantile Company 151 Westninth street Ogden Utah
ON TuesdAy morning from 71 SouthFourth a hcifrr 5 month tlU whitespot in iorii ia rvnvuni K c winter
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Prom which to select We will sell them at
OFFRegular prices When you consider our goods are always markedin plain figures you will understand this is a rare opportunity toobtain n nice Holiday Gift at Low COst
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BY YOUNG LADY of refinement a po-
sition as housekeeper or companion Ad-dress Box C
TUB CARE of a steam plant ayoung man who understands such workor any other similar employment D 31
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AN experienced and competent cham-ber maid no objection tn leaving the cityAddress D 22 Herald-
A COMPETENT nurse wishes positionAddress D 18 Herald
WANTED dressmaking E S E mcare of Herald
POSITION as housekeeper LatterfeySaint preferred Apply 44
TO care for motherless children Apply44 Main
STUDENT wishes employment Satrdays or to do chores for board AddressD 9 Herald
POSITION by young man in wholesalehouse employment of any kind Nowgentlemen dont all speak at once Ad-dress D B care Herald
SITUATION as watchman or any lightwork by trustworthy manD 16 Herald
FIRSTCLASS sign and house painterwants work Address D 3 Herald
BY AN experienced house carpenterand cabinet maker who understandsarchitecture a position as working fore-man to railway company whole ab-stainer at liberty on Dec 7th AddressCarpenter Herald office
BY YOUNG MAN of characterposition in wholesale house Sam C Noland General Delivery
POSITION WANTED by middleagedman in wholesale house as packer orshipping experienced J H 18 W3rd South
YOUNG WOMAN wishes to clean of-fices Address 33ft W 7th South SaltLake City
A FIRSTCLASS experienced trust-worthy bookkeeper would like to securework requiring part time forenoons pre-ferred remuneration subject to actualtime required P O box 867
BY YOUNG Japanese boy who Isto school in city Address S N P
O box 357 city
BY A YOUNG Japanese for school boyin the city S N P 0 box 367
A CHANCE to work board inAddress Chore Boy General Delivery
EXPERIENCED general merchandiseman wants situation good rustler can
ve best of references Apply D a
WASHING by the day will takehorne or go out 714 E 1st So
YOUNG wishes to do chores withprivate family for board and small salary
r Address A A Kruse 1 S State StTO DO housework while attending
school Apply D 12 Herald
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POSITION BY competent lady sten-ographer has had experience in bothlaw and insurance offices references giv-en Address Room 14 Central Block 4V4West Second South street
SITUATION AS housekeeper by middleaged lady experienced Inquire 814 Secondstreet City
WASHING TO de at home Apply 134East Fifth South
SITUATION WANTED at any kind ofclerical work best of city referencesAddress D 11 Herald
AN ELDERLY lady would like running-of house in or out of city goodexperience D 10 Herald
A TRAINED Gospel likeengagement with some evangelistAddress Singer Gen
A YOUNG LADY would like lighthousework in family for music lessonsSB F su
A SOBER middleaged withexperience would like situation asJanitor or night watch In the city Ad-dress Janitor room 5 217 S 2nd Westcity
SEWING WANTED E S Ecare Herald
AN ELDERLY reliable man would likea situation as watchman or any otherkind of light work Address A J Tcare Herald
YOUNG MAN would lilte of anykind Address H S 376 N 2nd West
YOUNG MAN 19 years of wouldlike position in office well acquainted incity sood collector also
references Address D D care Her
AS HOUSEKEEPER in a family Adress C 128 Herald
YOUNG MAN 20 years of age w uldlike a situation can care for horses notafraid of work S C Noland GeneralDelivery
YOUNG MAN would like position atany respectable work can furnishences
WOMAN would like position to cleanrooms and offices 710 EastFirst South
SMALL SETS of books to or po-sition by bookkeeper of twenty years
terms reasonable Address WHeral4 Branch Office Ogden
AT ONCE a position as saleslady
particular where or what kind of rotKKto be sold Apply at 136 West NorthTemple
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MEDICAL-
DR E S PAYNE 142 South Mainstreet Specialist in diseases of womenand children satisfaction guaranteed incae Call or write to above address
OPTICIANS
COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO Ml MAINWholesale and retail manuf opticians
H KNICKERBOCKER opticianRemoved to 2S Main Lowest arises
TICKET BROKERS
OSCAR GROSHELL Cheap railroadtickets everywhere Zl Main street
A T MOON CO buy and sell RAIL-ROAD TICKETS 236 Main st OppWalker House-
CLEANING AND DYEING
UTAH team Dyeing and Cleaning CoK E 3rd So Highclass work
Telephone Ne VH Z
ARCHITECTS-C M NEITHUSEN Architect SWStl
Dooly building
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
H L SCHWARTZ expert watchmakerand Jeweler Full line of watches andJewelry No 6 E 3d Se Everything new-
T CAN SAVE YOU MONEY if you needanything in Watches Diamonds Jewelryand Give me a call I willconvince you that my prices are the low-est in the Sal the Jewel76 B M South It Galena block
FINE of watches and JewelryJust received C E W Bowers Z E3d Sc
J y BOBS Manufacturing JewelerRestored to 258
RELIABLE Jewelry and Watches A10 MeConriek block
HAT FACTORY
WB MANUFACTURE new bats andsave you two and three profits you i v
See them at our sales room 24 B 1st SoFactory 120 W So Temple
SALT LAKE PAT FACTORY
CASH REGISTERS
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERSGroshell sole agent Utah 231 Main
cash register repairing
STORAGE
SALT LAKE Storage Warehouseadvanced on storage certittaates Of-
fice 4 East Second South St Telephone4483 rings
TRUNK REPAIRING-
ON SHORT notice at most reasonableprices David I Gallacher 0 i5Td So
OLIVER R MEREDITHTrunk factory 155 Main
ASSAYERS
UNION ASSAY OFFICE 151
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R H OFFICER A CO assayers iFSSouth West Temple street Salt Lake City
W H TREMAYNE Assayer over 140Main street Salt Lake City MaM-
sanwies receive prompt attentionDRESSMAKING
SUNBURST accordion side pleatingand pinking 47 E 1st South
J T KEITH office and residencem East Brigham Phone 1248 K
EXPERT dentistry fillings crownsbridges plates porcelain work Regulat-ing all work guaranteed Monthly pay-ments Chicago Dental Parlors 169rain street Dr Kirkwood manager
STOVE REPAIRSSTOVES BOUGHT and sold Stove an
repairs parts for sale Tel 099 XLovett 57 E 3d So
MONEY TO LOANSIX per cent interest on city property
Wicks S9 State streetON UTAH and Idaho farms easy
terms Elmer Darling Co Sal LakeMOURRIN ft CO 38 West Second
have mousy to lend at low ratesPrivilege of part payment at any tline
ON IMPROVED FARMS in Utah andIdaho Middlesex Banking Co 107 McCern block
CITY AriD FARM PROPERTY lowestrates J L 74 W 2nd So
ON UTAH and Idaho farms specialMiller Vieto 303
building
ON COMMERCIAL stocks andcollateral Mountney Id
ON PIANOS household furniture car-riage etc no South Mainst room 9
I LOAN ONLY my own money noaoramteion no third party no easterncompaQ no delay Russell L Tracy 832
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
B D HOGE Attorney room 30 Cen-tral block West 2nd South
Block Phone 12HX
WILL P WANLESS ATTORNEY232 Mate Street Phone 747 N
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