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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-24

Wife-What do you think of the idea
of nv taking German lessons, my dear 2
Husband would advise you to Go
as You think best, of course; but my pli-
vate inion is that you get along 20
fsmously in English that to take up q
second language seems wildly superfu-
ous.-Hdrper'S BdzGr.
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Enough to Make Him Tired.

James, I wish you would chop me
some wood. I'm so tired"
80 am l. You women seem to think
that a man does nothing but loaf"
What have you been doing, pray 2"
1--WE been sitting in the broiling sun
for two hours watching base ball ane
and seeing the Athletics beaten.
should say was tired. Philadelphia
Call.
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somewhat Personal.

Fa7orite Boarder-Ars. Smawkins,
who was that dashing young fellow who
was here to dinner yesterday?
Landlsdy-That was Capt. Basedrum
of the regular armv.
Crusty Bosrder-Not going to board
here, l hope.
Landlsdy (haughtily).-HaVe you any
objections, sir?
Crusty Observation-Disclosures at
all. personally, but our country needs
its defenders TO be men Of physique and
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Why Eve got 1 .dignant.

Eve-Adam, what was it you named
that tree over there?
Adam-Cbestnut, my dear.
Eve-Well, l don't care if l have
asked that question before. And l
think it's as little as you could do TO
answer me clVilly, anyhow; so there
noW.-MerchdHt TrGVeIer,
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Model Men

Papa. what is a model?" inquired
little Johnny.
"A model is a small likeness of any
thing"
And is a model man a small likeness
of a mann"
"A great many of them are, j chimney, "
replied his pa, musingly. a gr. at
many of them are. Merchant TrQyeIer
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Nothing is Made in Vain

Il don't see any use in church chOirs,
do your" oaid one travelling man to
another.
~ don't know that I do yes I do,
too. They are very useful"
In what way?"
Why, to wake the congregation up
when the minister gets through preach
ing. Merchant TrageIer.
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That Explains.

Thirteen thousand dollars for the
plumbing and gas fitting in my house ~
he exclaimed as he looked a. the bill.
Yes, sir" humDly replied the
plGmber.
But the building and land together
only cost SO 000.'
Exactly, sir, but I had to take into
account the natural scenery around the
place. Natural scenery is always
figured in our bills. - Wall T. eet Meas.
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Wanted Ouinine.

"Give me about q dollar n "a halls
worth of quinine," said q sad-l0oking
young man 10 the druggist
why, what do you want so much
for2"
"Well, you see, I've been around TO
see my girl. and I've just got the worse
case of shake l ever heard of. Make
that an even 81 worth, will you ?'-Mer-
chant Tr0Ucler.
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The Fell Destroyer.

Clerk Ito employeeeMy wife is dead,
sir, and would like q couple of days
of.
Employee-Two days7 Why, when
my vile died, a year ago, only took
half day off.
Clerk-Yes, but there is a difference
in-in wives .-H0rper's Bas0r.
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Sorrow for bis Hother-ip-Iaw.

Johnny" said the country editor to
the devil, my mother-in-law is dead,
and we want Grape for the front door.
Take the printing office towel up to the
house and hang it on the knob. Dos
ton Courier.
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Chestnut Would EDo.

Bilkins-Send me up two tons of coal
and l will settle the frat of the month.
Coal-dealer acknowledgements.
Bnkins (anxiOus to mlsunderstand)
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It's Proper Appellation.

Hurry up, Tom! There goes the
dinner bell, said one bCarder 10 an
other.
They ought to call it the chestnut
bell in this house. 1t always rings for
the same old thing-hash. New York
Sun.
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Slightly OFF.

Boston girl-What do you think of
Emerson, Mr.. Wayoff2
Mr.. W. (from Cincinnati-Wel., Billy
used to sing pretty well, but he never
was as funny to me as Billy Rice or
Charley Backus.-RdmbLer
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Plenty Of Time.

What's the matter with the train,
conductor" asked a passenger. DO
you expect to stop at every cross
road?"
IF you don't like the way this train
is run, 'growled the conductor, you can
get off and walk"
"Oh, m in no hurry" said the pas
enger.-Harper's B02ar.
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Cook-But, sare, Vot hat done7
Proprietor-Where are these cnlci en-
croeuettes we were to have for dim ~
Cook-Sare, zere ees no chickens.
Proprietor-Who said anything about
cblckensP Make them out Of CodisD the
same as our last cook did.-RaTIbler.
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He Enjoyed Himself.

Brown-Did you enjoy yourself while
you were away?
Green-You bet Didn't see blessed
bill collector the whole time.-Boston
Courier.
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A. Poor Cook.

Proprietor of hotel-You call your
self a French cook, A fine specimen OF
a Frekch cook you are, Consider your
self DISCHARGED.
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- The Time.

When politics are getting hot
And rife are campaign lies
Concerning plot and counterpart,
0fmost gigantic siZe,
The papers sell ike bot cat es then
And all far seeing business men
Resolve to advertise. Boston Courier.
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BITS FROM BOHEMIA.
Only a Hair.

Only a hair.
Husband comes
Home a. night.
Gets q kiss:
That's all right.
Playful wife
On his knee,
Sis and talks,
Waiting tea.
Sudden start,
And a stare!
On Ms COAT
Sees q hair!
COlOred red
Hers Is black,
Sobs and tears,
Fury-'thWaekl
Husband goes
Out at night,
Won't come back
Till he's tight
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The Difference.

'Twixt bishop and granger the difference
is
AS perhaps all the world under. lands
The bishop is given to laying on hands,
The granger TO haying on Iands-Yonkers
Gazette.
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Better Than Ice Cream

The nnaideu's eyes no longer beam
At the mere mentiOu OF ice cream.
VII n chilly grows the autumn night
The ice cream lOoses its delight
But oyster stew served smoking hot,
The pref girl despises not
Boston Courier.
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Graphing 1T straAs

"A drowning man is not the only one
who will catch at a straw" said Jack
son to Dickson.
who else will?
"a thirsty man will, sometimes"
That's why Jackson and Dickson
aren't friends any more. -AerchOntS
IrGCeIer.
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PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SAID
i Court in said matter, notice is hereby
given that Wednesday, the 18th day of Oc-
tober a. D. 1886, at II O'Clock am, at the
County Court House in salt Lake City, Utah
Territory, in the court room of said Court,
has been appoint, the time and place for
the hearing Of a petition Of Caroline J..
Jones, praying for the admission 10 probate
of certain document Herewith presented,
purporting TO be the last Will and Testament
Of Thomas J. Jones, deceased, when and
where all persons interested may appear
and oppose the probate Of said will, or the
granting of letters testamentaYy 70 her as
prayed for in said petition.
Dated at Salt Lake City, October 18th, 1856.
JOHN c. CUTLER
ol5 Probate Clerk, salt Lake Co.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court ia and for Salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.
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In the matter Of the Estate Of Thomas J
Jones, deceased.
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Notice Of time and place for the hearing of
Petition for admission 70 Probate Of Will.
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DENVER 4 RIO eRANDE RAILWAY
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Let Well Enough Alone.

ton Courier.
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Trains viii stop at stations msrRad
only when signsleo.
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Death Of Mrs. Louisa Wells.

Mrs. Louisa Free Wells, wife of Presi-
dent D. H. Wells, and a hdy widely
and favora6ly Known in this commune
ity. died 81 her home on the corner Of
Main and South Temple Streets. Friday
evening. at 50 o'clock. She bad been
Ill for some time past from IN asdUu-
iuei tumOr-in fset it was Fer poor
health which induced her retcrR from
England some mODshs ago. wseTe she
had ben visiting her busband--sO that
the news OF her demise will not Re un-
expected to her friends
Mrs Wells Was one Of the pioneers
OF Utah. having arrived here n iSiS.
Her easily life was connected with the
many periIOus AMI trying scenes
throug5 which the church pass,-d IN
Illinois and Missouri. and her e5psri
ences were such as 10 impaF5 %
her character. unusual strength,
vigor and determination She w4s best
known. However, on account of her gen
erous heart and benevolent d SposiEou.
and those who have occasion TO rise
up and call her best" are by no means
limited in number.
The loss TO the family is a severe one,
and the shock to her respected husband.
who was apprised BE- caole of the event.
can not boz b. keenly felt. To bath
fHE HEE-DD extends sincere sympathy
and coincidence.
Mrs Wells was born in 1921 and hsd
she lived uotil the 9th of August rext,
she would have teen 6l wears OF ags.
Her funefat occurs from the residence
al o'clocE this afternoon Friends u
the family are invited Ia attend.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-20
at IL of the strike.

In Mr.. Dinwoodey-s announcements
this morning, the Information is prIn:eS
that after the 18th of July. eastern.
manufacturers will raise the pr ces OF
furniture, asa result of the recent labor
strikes. In that Case. the present IS the
time to purchase household goods. such
as Mr.. Dinvoodey deal IN. a. they can
now be had'at reasonable figures New
goods are being received daily ,svhIch
embrace refTigeratOrs, baby Carriages,
wall papers. curtains. upholstery good
aud furniture of all kinds: and whatever
in that line of business is not in sto X.
a set of competent workmen are con-
stantly employed. and articles eau be
made 20 order on short notice Wen
dow shades in all styles turned ourin
quick time. Call IN at Mr.. DinwoOd-y's
mammoth establishment. 81 to 80 First
South Street. and inspect his immense
st OK.
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PERSONAL

evenings train. 10 on las,
JONI n. NEELs will ar,;,
east this evening. IRON the
SwES NELSON, of Fairvisw
Salt Lake yesterday. vas in
BENJAHrS GREEN. Of Dr.n
to town yesterday. eI' came up
=. CooHBs. of Farmipvtor
in town on Saturday. vas seen
l. A. BkSros. Union P,,;s.
az ent. VIII return to-morrow ueNes
CBAKLEs TwELVEs. of p
among the storekeepers yes,s-SsCo' was
b: l. CUrLEE. OF West Io,,-
calling on city merchants on 's sa,I vas
josEPR WARS, Of Kamas
ing his teams with zerchandi.a ra .Sad-
J. w. ABBEY. representa-. r.
Co., left for 81. Louis YESTERDAY ei1 &
L. II. KsSxARD. of FArmingio,
one OF his periodical trips 10 tbs Ia .,t : :
MISSES LIZZIE ana Nellie Grosss-,
hsve gone TO Springville on a rn 1stSeeA
ing trip. 1Sueat-
+. c. BoYEs. OF Spring7Fle Ne,
ing purchases for the Coon. ~ IA .Ll 4
city on Saturday. u 'nai
Ms KATE " ASHLEY. ore ~ n,
Bennsr's school marms-n &c. lo ~.
Carthage, Mo. to-day. ''
WILLIAM G ozBs. brother of p,
Ccom0~. Of the Farining,on Gu -
FROM New, Zealand. en- rOu,slo. F.,..'-,''';,
Was M town Saturday.
J5o6E KIRKPAzaIcK. Aresur -
ana Z. l. Williams. accompeuiaS Il,
> Patterson and JShn Hartford - a.
grapheFs, have gone to Blscsfoo, 4" !.
present. ct GilIneT, SALISBURY a 60,
biz naming suit. O0's
CgNRLSs FELr has gone o.ats,.
Tucson and Las Vegas. o. wav ~ -
francisco. for Gilmer. S4lisbu-v 4 -. a.
10 establish new mail routes tbror.i
the district where the fsmOuS e..
onim1' has been operating.
]. d. PRATT, Chatham. Colr-,;.
County. n. Y: Mr. and M-WT
Barry, Snake Valley. Utah; TsansS,,
StarlIEs Provo City, Utah: Ms I'M.
u. Van WInkrl. Denver. Col: W, a
J. Stewart and Mrs. Elizabeth Bm-,-
ing. OErien. " re among the arr5tk a,
the Spencer House yesterday.
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AuetIonI Auction I

At the residenceof Mrs. z. Roezman'
No. 233 ;. Fourth East Street, on MI
day. June 2lst. at 10 I. N sharp. eo-
prIsing one fine Steinway piano v. %.
marble top bedroom sets. moroe o, -
and camp chairs, black walnut e1<.
SION and centre tables, hne iolnEsii
chandeliers, hanging, student ana "a =,
lamps. two hundred yards hue e4lP5:s,
stair carpet and rods, lot OF me p.
ings. bronze clock. elegant mirror, :.
SI25. lot of fire lace curtains: pore .s. =,
shades, fine range and b. aiing 49, -
writing desk. hand painted cnln4 h
other toilet sets, hair msiiresss.s,. . -
o. siiverWare. cut glassware, enlhIk -
crockery ware. kitchen fnr lIlIs n@
mock, etc. ANDREWS 4 WI ILL.,.
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Probable Suicide.

Harry Bab6. one of the jurynenh
attendance on court m HALEY SAN
that just as be was leaving BsTsyu,
this mOrairg Is was ascertsiued tas.a,
loldish men named Hamman. ssag,
driver in former days and lately oISL,
Lake, was found dead n bis bed n Ia
international Hotel. in Bellevue. y.
was found lying lat upOr his back; b.
arms stretched out. and &c the tbs 4
his left hand fingers lay an Euslish
bulldog pistol with one CHAMBER
empty. He was shot through in The
region OF the heart. TIE lady OF The
house. Afrs. Collins. sa- that during
the night-.aoOut 1 30, she heard the re-
port OF Il pistol shOr. bat thought It
Was bred up the street. The deceased
was heard 70 remark last evening tbs
he was broke and out OF work, hence @
may be a suicide. At this hour a.
autopsy Is being held in Dr.. Jones
Office, With Drs. Mckay and Brow. Of
Haiiey. IN attendance with DR.. Jones
later idaho.
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Fnnrth OF Julr Ercnr.inn.

. 1t is no NoaEer a question, but = SET
tied fact, that one Of the cheapest and
best excursions ever run out Of Utah
will start from Ogden, Salt Lake. Prov
and intermediate pOin;s. runnig
through - GHnnisOn. Col, over The D
= K o.. en- the 3 I Of July. Fsre iof ne
round trip only Sl5, which for 81
mile Tide Is remarkably cbeap. For
full particulars see advertising coian1s
OF this paper Every assurance rVs1
that az least 30 people along the hasd
the road will avail themselves d ne
chance 70 see the famous Black Cara
ana enjoy the fine nshing IN the Gum
son aud lOmichi Rivers.
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Pianos and Organs
For rent at Calder's Music Palace.
sharp Panrs Athwart the Forehead,


And in the muscles Of the meek and
shoulder, usually most violent. after
nightfall, are among the cheerful mani.
festations OF neuralgia. 1t is an afTec-
ton of the nerve intensified by q cold
Repose, bringing with il a cessation of
pain, is induced by Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, which is a fine nerve tonic and
tranquilizer. 1t is also reliable means
of checking rheumatism and govt.
These malsdies have always more or
less to do with the kidneys that, when
inactive, fail 70 throw OF the impurities
which elgender them. The Bitiers can
be relied upon TO renew healthy and
purifying action Of the renal organs.
Besides this. it gives tone to the stom
ach. liver and bowels, and enTiches the
circulation. Appetite and sleep both
profit by il. and il is q well-accredited
means OF terrifying the system against
malaria. II hastens the recovery of
strength By conyaleScence. misigates
the inhrmitles of age. and helps the
constitutionaliy feeble.
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Syrup OF Figs,

Manufactured by the California Fix
Syrup Co.. San Francisco, Cal. IS Ma
lures DIVA True Laxative This pleas
ant Califcrni' liquid fruit remedy may
be had OF A. G. Smith & Co.. at so cents
or 81. u Is the most pleasant.
prompt. and effective rem dy known TO
cleanse the system: 10 act on the Liver.
Kidneys. and Bowels gently yet thor
oughly: TO dispel Headaches. Colds. and
Fevers; to cure Constipation. Indlges-
ton, and kindred ills.
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Commencement Exercises, ST Mary's
Academy

The young ladies OF ST. Mary's
Academy will give their annual closing
exercises to the people OF Salt Lake. on
Tuesday, June I'D inss.. in the Walker
Opera House. at o'clock p. N. The
exercises will be both interesting and
instructive and will be given for the
nearing completion on the corner
Of Fourth East and second South
Streets
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DIED

JoHssox .-Orson p. son Of Aep.' x
Canradins 4. Johnson, OF 'ssspi,
County. Utah, . the Desft
June 18th. iss6, Of lthOtouy.
His mother leaves for JOhpson "a
-ernsins By way of the UrAh csnTai
st7.SOl -
PErPPsS Ar the residence Of ns eIsS
;. -4xtcsurh Ward, Salt Lake Ciilir,nssi
oFthe face, Silas L1cian, son = fnscscF
aud Julia A. Phippen- boIn
9Th. 1876. 800 -
funeral services IN tAe si1:sfsi,
s,s:ihooihouss. MOndaz,.IEas .slsSs''
Friends invited.
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The Eare,t orc mbinatIonI.

True delicaey o. favor with ".
efficacy Of action, has been ATTAINED I
the famous California liquid ir1ii
remedy. Syrup of Figs. rs plelSll'
Ia te and beneficial effects have m
deTed it immensely popular. For ,s-'
by a. c. Smith & Co.
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The PARTY composed OF Messrs. d. l..
Davis. ID. II. McAllister, Fred Lam
bourne. ID. a. Swan and Richard Lam
bert. which left Garfield on the Cambria.
returned en- Friday evening, alter =
five days out on the Great salt Lake.
The sail, the incidents and the sights
seen while.absent were greatly enjoyed.
and the Company, oronzed and weather
beaten. looked muct improved by their
voyage.
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A PATTY, made up OF Mr.. T. C. Pat
terson. Mr.. +. A Paseoe. Mr.. Edmonds.
Mr.. Robin~On. Mr.. Larson, Mr.. Hart,
Mr.. Smithsrs. Mr.. Johnson. Mr.. and
Mrs. HorSley. Miss Larson. Miss John
son. Mr.. F. PascOe. and Mr.. q. Larson.
met at the residence of Mrs. J. \. DAY
on Thursday evening. in honor OF the
iady's birthday. and passed the evening
in an ENJOYABLE style until the wee
sma hours" made themselves apparent.
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The oper. Hous. Bana

win give their first excursion OK the
season to the Lake on Thursday. June
2ith. Concert and dance in the efter-
noon. in tn new Pavilion, and ball
at night. Trains leave the Utsh q
Nevada depot. az $40 q. n. 10 and
6.10 p. m. Last train leaves Lake Point
~ IL p. N.
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Handmade aprons.by Miss NJ.
Lamb. OF st. wart. NJ t.: Miss K. Rat
cliff, city; Miss NJ. Mueller. Butte; Miss
5. and T: Patten. Lander. WyO.: Miss
NJ. Williams. Miss A. 3 10Th. Kays-
vile: Miss Title Hall. Walkerville:
Miss +. Padelford. White Pine, and
Miss s. Morgan. Lander. Wyo.
Miss h. Thorpe. of Eureka, pillow
sham.
Aprons hand-made-Litile NJ. Shea.
Stella X y. NJ Harry. r. Crismou
Misses NJ. Orenstein. II. Jackson. NJ.
Lunde. NJ Chapman. Harden. Pierce.
FeeneT.
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The sIo4her.. Friend shirt wai-s

Does away entirely with the sewing o.
OF buttoos. IL is supplied with an ae-
Unstable belt. which !, easily taken on
~hen the waist IS washed; The brttons
are rivetted on the belt. consequently
cannot be torn Of either in washing OF
ironing. Price, % cents. For sale only
at I. GoLDRKRek-
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Business stand For Sale.

A good new business property Tor
sale. twr doors east OF God5s's corner;
lease fourteen years 10 run. PAYS ~
per cent. interest now. Quick sale ioE
cash Enquire Of
s. W. DARKE & Co.,
ITO Main Street.
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LanCuagaa-

Private Tuition at pupils residence,
IN LATIN. GERMAN, FEENcH. IIALIAE
and sPASIsH. by an experienced teacher.
Address: DE-. Godfrey HsSsel, care OF
HERALD Office.
DE. GODFREY HIS Il.
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Lucas q Goddard Bros.

Make & speciality of Jersey butter, gro-
ceries and provisions. No. 81 Z. Second
South Street. Salt Lake City. Tele-
phone No. 21S.
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The commencement exercises and ex-
hioltiOn will begin tomorrow at
O'Clock. .. the Academy, and the gradu-
ating xrrr,ses-lIterary and otherwise
at the Opera House, on Tuesday, at
D. m.
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YoUrHs' AID Child's Stylish CloieI Z
Boys Waists. Hats. etc. gre.ny
duced in prices, at AUKRBAcHs
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ORDER A Sample Barrel OF NAM
Cylinder Oil, az p,os
G.F. CULxER 8 BS0S
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AN not engaged IN any little sehsn'
to rob Yaqui Incians Of their lands
y. W. JOYS
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OLD CAsT IsOS bought BY me o,i
Lake Foundry and Manufaciurink
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