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Show "Li phis ami Shadows of Mornion-is.ui," Mornion-is.ui," for sale at Tribune brunch oflicc, njjilen, Utah. Impure blood runs you down makes you an easy victim for organic diseases. Burdock PJoud Rltlctx piuiiles the blood cures the cause builds you up. "Dean's Ointment, cured me of eczema that had annoyed mo a long time. The cure was permanent." Hon. S. W- Matthews. Mat-thews. Commissioner Labor Statistics. Augusta, Me. Regulates the bowels, promotes easy nntura) movements, cures constipation Dean's Rcgulets. Ask your druggist for them. Sue a box. Baby won't suffer live minutes with croup If you apply Dr. Thomas' Eclectic Oil at once. It acts like magic. Happiness Ti' your nppol-ilc and digestion diges-tion nrc good, you can enjoy life. Nothing helps so much to stimulate both brain and body as a pot of good tea, but drink GOOD tea poor lea is dear at any prieuc. Hewlett's Teas Are Always Good Office of Chief Quartermaster. Don-ver. Don-ver. Colo.. March 2. 1010. Sealed proposals in triplicate will bo received re-ceived here until 11 a. m.. on April 2. 1010. for transportation of Military Supplies. Sup-plies. Routes Xos. 1. 2, 3, -1, G and 0. and for drayage at Denver, Colo,, during the lineal year commencing July 1. 10 lo. Information furnished on application. Envelopes En-velopes containing proposals should be marked: "Proposals for Transportation on Route 'No ad- drosscd J. W. POPE. Chief Q. M. WANTED SALESMEN GOOD SALESMAN OR WOMAN WITH 5200 for printing; can realize 51000 In four weeks; only expense, hotels and traveling; rived territory. Imjuli u 35 .Mercantile .Mer-cantile block. c3171 TUNERAIi DIRECTORS KlBElTvTnHATLTT? NDEI IT A K EP. A NT embalmcr, 1C4 S. West Temple Phono 1019. BURIAL VAULTS RDYAlTcEMENT BURIAL VAULT PUT In on four hours' notice. Jnd. 32oi, Bell 3310. c208. THE LEADING FLORIST. W. W. KINO. 211 K. 2nd So. Both phones 37. b207 THE FLOWER SHOP CUT FLOWERS and designs. Under Xat'I Bank of Rep. MONUMENTS AND TOMBSTONES LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. R. McKcnzIc Display yards. -122 So. Stale CAPITAL OPPORTUNITIES. 50-ROOM HOTEL, One of the best locations in tho city; vent, only $0.50 a room; good lease, steam heat; tine largo rooms, nicely furnished, and it only requires S3000 to handle this place. 22 ROOMS AND $1000 DOWN Will bandlo this place: excellent location, cheap rent, lease, slcam heat, and one of tho few places whore tho rooms are always full. M ROO.MS. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING. Xcar Main slrcet. for SS00; rent 510, and the Income will average $100 a month; only 5500 down; rooms of this class rent very easily. 10 ROO.MS. JUST LISTED. There is no better money-making proposition prop-osition in the town, and you can get this place for ?700 down, balance easy payments; just off Main street. 5500 FOR RESTAURAXT That is now doing a business of S35 a day; lent $7.1 month, 2-ycar lease; counter, back bar. tables, chairs, coal and gas ranges In fact, everything needed in an up-to-date restaurant; there arc also 3 bedrooms In connection. CAPITAL REAL ESTATE IX V ESTMEXT COMPAN 1'. , 17 W. Second South Street. Ind. Phone 06. Bell Phone 3S01. h:m CUttRAX & POWER. EIGHTEEN ROOMS. Steam heat, nno furniture, good lease, close in, and doing an excellent business. A saciillce at $1000, half down. S E V EXT E EN ROOMS, Furnace heat, beautiful place, clearing $100 a month now: rent $70. This Is u good investment al $1S00- TERMS. FIFTEEN ROOMS. Steam heat. line location, good furniture Price, $1250; $500 down, bal. easy. EIGHTEEN" ROOMS. On 2nd South, 3-ycar lease transient house; brass beds, etc.; furniture all new. Ralca from $1 to $1.50. Good class of tenants, all on one door. Here is a genuine bargain. Sco il. Price, $1S00; $1100 down. WE HAVE SNAPS IX ROOMING HOUSES. RAXUIXG FRUM FIVE TO ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-TWO ROOMS. ALL PRICES. LOCATIONS AND TERMS. SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY. WE CAN HAVE YOU MONEY. CURRAX & POWER. Suite 105-0. Boyd Park Bldg., 102 South Main Street-Ind. Street-Ind. 1021. Bell 7-J9. f22l KELLY it MONTROSE. 120 McCORNlCK BLOCK. WE HAVE A BIG BUY in a 10-room house Just listed. Location Is Just right. Low rent." Bcllevo us, this is a BIG BARGAIN. BAR-GAIN. ?S00 will put you in possession. IF YOU ARE LOOKLNC for a. good Investment, you should s-o this 20-rooni HOTEL. Right in tho BUSINESS-GETTING DISTRICT and a big payer. COME IN AND INVESTIGATE. This is a rare BARGAIN. SEE US BEFORE YXjU BUY AND GET OUR PRICES on one of these 7. 10. 15. 20. 30 and 10-ROOM HOUSES AXD HOTELS. KELLY MONTROSE. ' 120 McCOpXICK BLOCK. H35 SMALT. CAPITAL WILL BUY BEST lheatrlc.il Interest lu Salt Lake In-cpilre In-cpilre manager Sail Lake Theatrical Exchange, Ex-change, suite t-1 Now York Hotel bldg.. one block west, of postoffice dl0G3 WE HAVE A PARTY WHO WILL PAY $1000.00 to $3000.00 for good business. What have you got to sell? Price must bo right. Real Estate Exchango and Loan Company, 125 Main st. Call rnd see us. O203I) FOR ROOMING HOUSES AND Business Busi-ness chances, seo Craton, .72 and 23 Commercial block, clS7 WANTED BUSINESS MAN, ?ld00; open- general merchandise store, Wend-over. Wend-over. Uiah. Best opportunity In the country. Write or call on Joseph Con-ley. Con-ley. Wondovcr. L'tah. f 129 FUR N ITURE OP AN 11 -ROOM APT. house: cheap rent, house Is full of ten-ants. ten-ants. 333 So. 1st West. f230 SJIORTHAND FULL COURSE BY MAIL, $5 PrT-vatc PrT-vatc lessons daily. No books to buy. "Seven" Inst.i 35 Mercantile blk c2J,3 ILAJRSPCjALISTS MRS. M C MOORE. FACE ITSSAGE. and manicuring. Best references. Honrs 1 to 0 p. in. Photic Ind. 250L 371 East Third Son Hi. a TYPEWRITING FULL COURSE "PIANO-"toTtChTS cards, by MAIL, ?.V. private lessonr. dally; proficiency guaranteed. "Seven" InM.; 35 Mercantile block. o2M , DRESSMAKING ' SEWING BY THE DAY BY EXPERI-' EXPERI-' enccd dressmaker. Bell E.x. 03, Ind il 00. ci2ji PUjICraNOGMIjES IT. A. ALLEN. 211 BOSTON bThtjING. Bell 2022. Ind. 992. Office dictation; specially mining work. e327 GARJDENJLNG ' LAWNS PLANTED: 2(PyeVRSX perienv:e Emll Hansen. Bell phone Forest 1I-K. j-jo TUNING JOHN A. I.KCUUKVVUkT iepu!iv.r of plunos and organs. Bell tOol-Z. W32DG GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. APPLY AP-PLY SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE. TROY LAUNDRY. 131 SO. UTLL EAST STREET. dt93 WANTED YOU TO KNOW THAT Ilenager's .Business College Is tho beat in the city. Day and night scsalons. GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK; good wages; prefer one -who ban sleeping sleep-ing quarters at homo. SO K. Phono Bell 1007. eOS9 STENOGRAPHER AND OFFICE WO-innn; WO-innn; uddrcss. giving age, experience and salary expected. H-50, Tribune C2200 CTRL WAITRESS. ONE WHO SPEAKS German, at Yiddish Dining Parlor. DC West 2nd So. Mrs. R. L'.ascr. Prop. c2751 GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL UOUSE-work; UOUSE-work; also washwoman, lud. phono 3051. or call 79 E at. c29S4 NEAT YOUNG "nURSEGIRL. MRS. Curtis. 12S I st. ffl EXPERIENCED COLLAR AND CUFF starcher and llnlshcr. Apply In person at once, Sanitary laundry, 30 So. W. T. WANTED A COMPETENT GIRL FOR general housework. One who can uicop at home. Good wages. Regular hours. Call at S39 Lincoln ave. T223 GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK, 310 SO. 3RD East. Flat L. f33 2 GIRLS TO STRAIGHTEN HAIR COMB- Ings; experience not necessary. Sasse's Hair College. 21S So. Main. f23j. HOUGHTON. MIFFLIN COMPANY. Boston, western branch 1230 Kith St., Denver, ronulrc a few Intelligent women to sell "The Children's Hour." tho most popular book published. For appointment with tho western manager, address Ar- thur U. Clinch. Wilson hotel. flOn GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. 070 East 2nd South. fU2 YOUNG GIRL OR MIDDLE-AGED WO- man to wash dishes. 332 E. 2nd So flOO WOMAN. SINGLE, AGED 27 OR OVER. for bookkeeping, general office work and collections. 33S' Atlus block. t'2S0 WANTED A GOOD GIRL AT 5-11 W. 2d So. f300 EDUCATED. CULTURED WOMAN (teacher preferred) to travel. meet tonchors. clubwomen: no soliciting. $00 month and expense allowance; rapid advancement, ad-vancement, slate last position; give phone. K-35. Tribune f.127 EXPERIENCED AND LEARNERS ON wire hat frames. European Hat Frame-Co., Frame-Co., 223 W 1st South. f301 WOMEN. OLD OR YOUNG. WHO CAN sew; good wages. Apply immediately. Brown School of Dressmaking. Bell Telephone Tele-phone Bldg. Jnd. phono 2503-A, Bell phono 703. f313 WANTED COMPETENT- GIRL FOR general housework. 510 So. IHh East. nil HOUSEKEEPER. NOT OVER 35 (GIVE particulars in first letter), for widower with one little girl, 15 cars old; out of city. Address K-41. Tribune f320 ACTIVE CHURCH OR SUNDAY school worker to visit homes of Sunday school children; $10 week; increase If sat-isfaclorv- Address today. K-12, Tribune. t'322 WANTED HELP MALE M. J. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, skilled and unskilled laborers furnished. 10 East 1st South, cor. Commercial. Bell phono 33S8; Ind. 1)23. P CARRIERS WITH HORSE, ON TRIB-une TRIB-une Apply to Circulation Manugor. cOlO STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Hotel, restaurant and household help. Headquarters for laborers. I E. 2nd South. Phones -164'. c713 VISIT 1 1 ENAGER'S BUSINESS COL-Icge COL-Icge before you decide to enter clso-where clso-where Get the best. 49 So. Maifi st. Both phones. d2010 GOVERNMENT FARMEJ'S WANTED Examination. April 13. Splendid salary. Free living iiunrler.s. Let us prepare you. Write today. Ozmcnt, Dept. 522, St. Louis. c395 TWO OR THREE GOOD NEWSPAPER solicitors. Apply circulation dept.. Evening Telegram. cll2u WANTED-IMMEDIATELY, A FIRST class candy maker: none others need apply; must come well recommended; permanent work. Address The Brady Candy Co.. Boise, Ida. c2704 WANTED DELIVERY ROY. 1-5 RIG MAM street pharmacy; good wages; stcadv Job. nio THREE OR FOl R EXPERIENCED IN-sertrrs IN-sertrrs lor Saturday nights. Apply Tribune mailing room after ip p. ni. f j jg RESPONSIBLE SOBER MAN. CAPABLE of taking charge of retail market. Must thoroughly understand handling fish. References iconlrcd. Address K-3S Tribune Trib-une ( o EXPERIENCED MAN. REPAIRING, ""pressing and cleaning. Apply 350 W. South Temple. HOUGHTON. MIFFLIN COMPANY, Boston, western brain h 1 230 lOtli st.r Denver, will employ a few good salesmen sales-men on their high-grade publications, Including "The Children's Hour," for Sail Lake and surrounding territory. For appointment week of March 0. address ad-dress Arthur U. Clinch, Wilson hotel. fl04 EXPERIENCED MAN TO MANAGE A credit clothing store Apply 5S W. 2nd Souih. T300 FURNITURE FINISHERS WANTED AT I'd ii wood ey Furniture Co. f:;ii) WANTED. ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTS-inan DRAFTS-inan R Klcttlni,, architect, 19 Smith .Main st. r:i 1 1 TI I E R ELI A B LE .EMPLOYMENT CO, ; C. H. Moebost. prop.; headquarters fur j rust-class hotel, restaurant, club and private family employes. Ind. 1613. Bell I J030. Room 210 Commercial Club bldg. r::is BOY WIT 1 1 WHEEL. .303 BROOKS arcade. r32S WANTED - COMPETENT BOOK-keeper BOOK-keeper and office assistant: state salary expected, age and experience Ad-drcss Ad-drcss K-43, Tribune. r;j29 PERSONALS " CONSULTATION AND ADVICEFREE. Collections, damage suits, divorces, probate pro-bate business promptly attended to and with dispatch. Call or write to Wullace Law and Collection Co.. 325 D. F. Wal- ETECTIVE S CARY DETECTIVE BuluSAuTsJmTslN 30 Touralno hotel. Bell phone 1331, All classes of legitimate detective -work undertaken un-dertaken by experienced operatives; all business absolutely conlldcntlal; rcfer-ences rcfer-ences given If desired c205G WANTED AGENTS WANTED AGENTS: FfNE PROPOSI-slllon PROPOSI-slllon to live people; chance for advancement. ad-vancement. Room 15, IIcreulcH hotel f 20 1 TYPEWRITERS TYPEWRITERS RENTED. EX CI TANG -ed. sold. Utah Typewriter Exchange Co.. phonos 430. 02 W. 2nd So. b2lS3 OSTEOPATHY lM building. Bell phones: office, -1900; residence. resi-dence. 3371 -K. aL7l3 DR. ALICE HOUGHTON. 40-50 MER-cantlle MER-cantlle block (over Walker's store) Bell phone SCI, ring 2. ,12133 SURVEYING CITY LOTS. FARMS. MTnTngCaJMS surveyed, grades given, stakes for o-eavatlon o-eavatlon Phones -110. Woolf & Morris. D. F. Walker bide., suite 232. clp WANTED bluy., deals In rcui estate ""'J ONE OK TWO MODERN UNFUll-mshed UNFUll-mshed rooms, light houacitcepiut': b'. electric lli;nt, cloho in; uiaiu prn-o. wi. Tribune. " FURNITURE OF ALL '.'n" cu; will pay Be t C. Fisher Aj Co., 105 So. W. 'icinple. ueii iil71toJnd. 901. WE WILL TRADE YOU CASH F OR YOUR CLAIMS A,,n-t COMM ERC1AL COLLECTION EV L.UY WHERE. WHAT HAVE ?,J.v lll .-.IKKOIAL COlil.ECJ'iOlN AULNL1. ;U 15-30 D. F. WALKER Ub. BELL 1.15. T. L. UEuL-ORU. MANAGER. MAN-AGER. " RING UP 7ND. 1511 FOR EEs'" U;vUiSj: dry work and lace curtains. Mortenscn ct., 0th South bciw'ocn 3rd Easi. WANTED A $300? HOUSE ON EAST 8ide George 11. Slandlng. 3 MalnbU ALL KINDS SECOND-HAND CLOTH-ing, CLOTH-ing, trunks, valises; best prices paid. Commercial st. Reply by postal 01 u. 3771 Bell. Lt2 YOUR OLD CLOTHING. WILL CALL. Salvation Army. Both phoo'-'S. t.ui TO DO YOUR UPHOLSTERING AND mattress remaking Utah Bcddlnfi und Mfg. Co. Both phones 38X u3t'" HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR. GENTS old clothes, etc. Belt phone aOU. JJ Commercial st. '"! 1 1 ' WESTERN JUNK CO.. DEALERS IN metal, rubber, etc. 1041 So. Slate. Bell .Main 2310. HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR IRON. brass, nigs, boitlea. rubber.- copper, etc. Utah Junk Co., b'40 So. Rh West. Phone 229. pl9i2 WE SOLICIT LISTINGS IN HOUSES TO rent. Wc nrc having mauy calls eycry day that we cannot accommodate Dan-ley Dan-ley & Johnson, 30 AVest 3rd South Hi. Phones 4420. 0-'0 E. G. W1TZELL. REPAIRER OF ALL kinds of musical Instruments. 05 Main St., room ?. o7 HORSES AND CATTLE. I. N. II INC K-Icy. K-Icy. 323 West 1st North. Bell S05-NY. c2485 HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR SECOND -hand clothes. Edward Green- Bell u021. Ind. 3273. d372 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. $500 TO S2000. first moitgage ALSO TO EEASE warehouse; wo own the lot, will build to suit tenant. Inquire Glcsy-Walkcr Co., both phones 1068, 403 Tribune building. d07l A LADY OR GENTLEMAN TO OCCUPY a pleasant furnished room, close in. breakfast if desired. Address E-13, Tribune. Trib-une. d3405 WASHING AND IRONING TO DO AT home: 35 cents p".r dor.cn; rough dry, 70 cents. Rates on small pieces. Ind. 1393. 413 W. 2nd North. el03G WANTED TO HATCH. CHICKENS AND ducks; prices reasonable. 1493 So. 3rd East. Ind, 10001. el!27 NIGHT OR EARLY MORNING WORK by responsible -woman. Address 356 So. W. Temple ellal CONFINEMENT CASES: CAN BE boarded and lodged, with best of nursing. nurs-ing. 413 "W. 2d N., Ind. 4393. cl925 FRESH AND FAT COWS. TOUNG AND fat calves and poultry. Saunders. Phone 2374- Y. c225C TWO OR THREE FURNISHED ROOMS for wife and daughter for several months; state full particulars. References exchanged. Q-22, Tribune. c2599 2-RM. COTTAGE. 730 E. 1ST SOUTH. C25LM TO EXCHANGE. $25 EDISON PIIONO-graph PIIONO-graph and 75 records for roll-top de,k. rug or what have you? 1033 2nd ave Bell 2712-K. c230Q TO BUY FURNITURE AND HOUSE-hold HOUSE-hold goods at high prices. Bell 1337-K. T37 TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS CLOSE in for II2I1I housekeeping; mod.; state price. Address K-30 Tribune. f!5l NON-DESCRIPTTVE TICKET DENVER. Chicago, St. Louis, Indianapolis. K-25. Tribune ri23 RESPONS1 RLE PARTY WISHES TO rent strictly modern six to eight -room collage near 300 So. tth East. Write full particulars to K-37 Tribune. f2!3 ONE THREE-INCH TWO-HORSE WA-gon. WA-gon. one double harness, several cheap 1200-pound marcs. Frank Halm, 17 12th East. 1102-K. i229 WANTED 2 ROOMS FOR LIGHT housekeeping: 2 beds; easl side only; must ho modern: stale price. location and telephone. Bell Main 5595. f2I0 TO BUY, FROM 1O00 TO 7000 .SHARES Consolidated Fuel stock. State lowesi cash price. K-26. Tribune. r29S WA NT ED S E V E R A L SMA LL SI.' MS of money to loan on good collaleral. Address K-53 Tribune. f312 WANTED ALL KINDS OF DRESS-niaklng DRESS-niaklng work. Our work Is guaranteed: guaran-teed: our prices reasonable Brown School of Dressmaking. Bell Telephone Bldg. Ind. phone. 2503-A; Bell. 703 Af31 1 GRUBSTAKE BY A NO 1 PROSPECTOR to go to Jarbldge. K-52. Tribune. " f'!20 WANTED SITUATION LACE CURTAINS LAUNDERED: WORK guaranteed. Mrs. Slalllngs. Bell phone X2214 STENOGRAPHERS FURNISHED W1TH-out W1TH-out charge. "The Shorthand Shop." 510 Atlas. Phono 2101. wRI3 POSITION AS EXPERIENCED CARH-ier; CARH-ier; best of references. G-25. Tribune. cl040 WE HAVE RELIABLE G. A. R. BOYS out of work. If vou need good, hone-it men, notify Win. Ciume, secretary TaU-mer TaU-mer block. '. cnCC7 FIRST CLASS LADY STENOGRAPHER and bookkeeper with references. 1-37 Tribune. e2STo COM PET ANT ACCOUNTANT AND general office man desires a position for all or part of tlmo: city references. Address Ad-dress P. O. box 1131. Salt Lake Cltv. 1)2057 JAPANESE SCHOOL BOY WANTS Position Po-sition in prlvalo family. K-3t Tribune. fI5 FIRST-CLASS FITTER FROM NEW i ork wants position, lie E. 7th South rear 2, ' fj-vj TWO BRIGHT YOUNG LADIES. WITH best of ref., speaking several languages, lan-guages, wish positions as governess or housekeeper in refined families. Address r. Bert, 114 E. 13rd at., New York Cltv. . f210 RESPECTABLE. MIDDLE-AGED WOM-an WOM-an wants position as housekeeper: good plain cook; good references. Applv K-00. Tribune " fn YOUNG MAX WISHES POSITION. teaming preferred. Address K-lo, Tiib-unc Tiib-unc f2S5 FIRST-CLASS PAINTER AND DECO- rator desires work by day or bj n- tract. 327 E. 0th So. f2SS YOUNG MAN. 23. WANTS JOB: USED to horses: not afraid of work. Lincoln. Lin-coln. 55S South Second East st. Bell I072-7-. T297 POSITION AS FOREMAN OX RANCH: understands It ligation, slock raising and general farmln-. Address K-20. Tribune fJOSl No. 1. F. ami A At Vc meeting this "(Friday at ,:20, o'clock. WoVk I ' ft grce. O'lalhlcd Manonx m P. By order of the wi u,rUW A- ojvi-s Tuesday of i-Members i-Members of slater lodges lug brethren invited, F it J M.; Moses C. Phillips, JIT, MORI AH LODGE N0 P M. Masonic hall, second it, month, corner First South i East Members of sister lofli Journlng members lu rood t vltcd. P. A. Slmpkln, w ji phcr Dichl, sccictary. WASATCH LODGE NO 1 Ii M. Masonic lempic, corneS and 2nd Ea3t. Regular inccllil Friday of each month. Mcnib ter lodges and sojourning bm dlnlly Invited. A. C. Whurry J. Lowe, secretary. PDS CHAP V" Jfl h 0r!Jcr Vcivfr Masonic Tcm JF&W "'J'oks tin jH meinber"nwni . W McCullow. fi He T. Spencrj MIZPAII CFlj 0. Order n Mol'da? of cordially i nll LEVIXA C. BROWN.B LOUISA STEWARD, corl BIRDIE S, NIPPER. V DORA FRANKLAXD, Scci9 South. AImtB tlon Is extended to all visltlnfl SARAH M. M'CARTY.'B RUBY LEE. Secretary. M Independent Ordor of Odjfl FIDELITY LODGE NO. 17,': Meets every Wednesday 9 o'clock, T. O. O. F. temple. come Gus Youngreen, N.-S Smith, Secretary. sfl JORDAN LODGE NO. 3, iM Meets every Monday night temille Visitors Invited, -;M X. G. : A. Llndberg. Secretary I. O. O. F TEMPLE DinjJ Subordinate lodges meet a Salt Lake lodge No 2. FridaJ Enterprise lodge No. 15. Tufcfl A- A. S. RITE THE FOUltf nalo bodies of the A. A?i Free Masonry hold stated m third Thursday Jn each moa Masonic temple, corner Klrat( Second Easl. Sojourning tit vlted. C. H. Fisher. 32ddi W. M. Jordan Lodge of Pcrfj F, II. Carr. 32d d$ W. M. James Lowe Chapl Crol.v No. 1. 1! C. J. McNItt. 32d Commander of Salt Lako Q dosh No. 1. James H. Brown, 33n JI. of M. Consistory 3 Christopher Dichl 33r Register for all tho b EL KAliAH TEMPLE, A. A.ii Regular sessions held al temple, corner Second Eat I South, the third Wednesday mouth. Sojourning nobles Invj lend. W. M. Rash, Potent Marriott, Recorder. UTAH COM M ANDERY NO. Templar Stated conclave Masonic temple, corner Sccom First South, the flrsL Thurso month. Sojourning Sir Knlgtj Invited to attend. i: J. T. BRECK E. O. LEATHER WOOD, B a UTAH CHAPTER NO. 1 i Slated convocation last Vf cacti month at Masonic, hall: ond East and Flrat South si panlons cordially imilcd. F.r. sky. II. P.; Moses C. Phillip MIRIAM REBEKAH LoDC first and third Saturday each month at J. O. O. F. terq NAOMI REBEKAII 1.0DGI Meets every second and fo day evenings of each month i lows' temple, Market street. $ FORESTERS OF AMHRf first and third Wednesdays Jennings Block. 3rd floor. First Soulh. C. E. White. F,J EXCELSIOR. CAMP 10592, $ Woodmen, meets Tuesday .1 K. of P. hall, 201 Mm street neighbors welcome. John T. C stil. Harry A. James, clerk. ',' GREAT SALT LAKE CAMP-; W. A., meets every Tuesday, S o'clock in the Odd yellows t O. place Visiting HClgUbors cor vRcd. UTAH CAMP, NO. 338. W. O.iV ncsday evening. F. 0. B- otn. Temple Visiting neighbors jvl B. Hcagrcn, consul. E. V. Haj WOODBINE CIRCLE, NO.JI of Woodcraft, meets every. 1 o'clock, at I. O. O. F. hall, f Itnights of PytWas CA LA NT 1 1 E-M YRTLE T.ODCp K. of P. Every Monday, Kffj C. A . nicrry, C. C : C. E. HoK ROCKY MOUNTAIN LODOlg Every Thursday evening, C 271 So. Main. W E. Losce,JJ; Randolph, K. of R. and 8. y LINCOLN LODGE. NO. 23k Meets evcrv Saturday o'clock. K. of P hall. HTCRMIONE TEMPLE. NOJWi Sisters. Meets every FrkMp K. of P. hnll. .-:miini Bet jK?i ROYAL ARCANUM. SALT 'mk ell. No. 1517. Second anddj..-da anddj..-da vs. F. O. E. hall. ICS fan. V p J. "Q. Crilchiow. regent; MT. FRATERNAL ORDER. Mj,i . Salt Lake Aerie. No. bi. My S p. 111.. Eagles' hall. ' T.:vir:nTS OF THE Salt Lake City Tent. Thursday. T O. O. F. knights Invited. ?m 1 c KEY FITTINJII EXPERT LOCK AND 8Aj!.' Ing. Carter's. Zn South. Ind. 2002. Bell 759 -Y. J- STCAEANDSM; WESIHP IT. nGOODS 'VL of United States, cut nitefjj nnd Storage Co.. 19 'vV. 'jyj' housrandsignS ACME PAINTING CO. M. sign painting irom Aip Bell 4130. Ind. 2149. coal and HKy; TrCmZXu. calTBSc and kindling 112 E. od SW fe, |