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The Helena independent., 1889-05-22
Yellowstone Park

Owing to the improved condition Of the
roads in the Yellowstone National Park, il
has been decided by the Yellowstone Park
association 20 open the hotels at Mammoth
Hot Springs, Norris, Lower sand Upper
Geyser Basin and Grand Canyon on May
I4th, one month earlier than heretofore
The Northern Pacific railroad will run
trains daily between Livingston and Gin
nabar.
The transportation company expect 70
make the round trip on the same schedule
as in effect during the regular season, which
will give tourists i've and one half days
with the park limits
CHAS. s FEE. G. p. & T. A..
ST Paul, Mimi
A. ID. EDGAR, Gen. Ag't
Helena, Mont
The Helena independent., 1889-05-22
A New Gas Company.

A certificate of Incorporation of the Hell
ena Steam Heating and Manufacturing
company was filed with Secretary Walker
yesterday The incorporators are A. NJ.
Hotter. o. b. Hardy and W. F. Sanders,
and the object of the company is TO manu-
tacture and sell gas for all purposes in
Helena The capital stock is $3.50, 900, di-
vIded into 5000 shares at SlU each.
The Helena independent., 1889-05-22
10. for ST. Paul Races.

The Northern Pacific railroad will make
a rate of S65 from Helena TO ST Paul and
return on account of the Twin City Jockey
Club running meeting. to be held at ST
Paul in July.
Tickets TO be sold on July 2lst, COED to
return until August ID. Go and see the
great Derby winner. spokane
CHAs. FKE. G. p. & L. A.
A. ID. EDGAR, General Agent
The Helena independent., 1889-05-22
Excursions to California

On the 18th day OF every month the
Northern Pacific Railroad company will
sell excursion tickets to San Francisco and
return at SIS, 10 Los Angeles and return.
SeA These tickets have an extreme limit
of six months from date of issuance, and
can be used going any time within sixty
(60) days from date of sale StOp-ONers al
lowed al any point de sired-either going or
returning-within limit of ticket Ex-
cursionists have choice of two routes from
Portland-by steamer, or by rail, via the
famous Mount Shasta route.
Bear in mind that the Northern Pacific Ia
the only line running through sleeping and
dining cars 70 the Pacific coast.
A ID. EDGAR. General Agent
The Helena independent., 1889-05-22
HELENA IN BRIEF.
v. jackson, music dealer.

G. w. jackson, music dealer.
Dinner from II to at the Bon Ton.
James w. Barker, merchant tailor, No.
Is North Main street.
E r. <. Carpenters dental rooms, room
80, Pittsburg block. Take the elevator.
Go east via the Montana Central and
Manitoba railways, the new sleeping and
dining car route 70 st. Paul and the east.
Through trains leave Helena daily at ii :S5
a. m.
The Helena independent., 1889-05-22

The pleasant flavor, gentle action and
soothing effects of Syrup of Figs, when in
need of laxative and if the father or
mother be cOstive or bilious the most graf
flying result follows its use, so that il Is the
best family remedy known and every fam
ily should have a bottle.
The Helena independent., 1889-05-22
MILLER HATS.

laundering down the lin
comes the announcement OF on
neckwear. Ion have probablr
seen those washable ties. w,
have cut the price TO soc each
Competitors are getting 75c, bu
Will probably lower the pric,
when they read this announce
ment. Our lines Of novelties
in Surah and Pongee silk Is
about as large as the balance of
the town combined, and We are
putting them cut at popular
prices
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Myrtle Lodge No. 8, X. OF r.
Notice of Dissolution OF Copertner-
ship.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership here
tofore existing between the Undersigned anoer the
arm name and style of sch midi q 90. is this DAY
dissolved b. mutual consent Mr.. Boyd Dick
trzou hse sold his n'ereet IN said firm and in
the business thereof TO Meesrs John ". Schmidr
snd John =. schulz. who sssume sn outstanding
liabilities against said drm, and who slone are
authorized 20 collect or receipt for mcneys due
the same
Dstsd HslenA, Mont. Nay 4 1883.
X. p. DICKSON,
JOHN W. SCHMIDT.
JOHN =. SCHULZ.
The Helena independent., 1889-05-22

Gilt edge dressing never Injuries the
hnest shoe. Acme polish beats the world
for brillIancy, one shine wears q week
Sold AZ Fred Gamers
The Helena independent., 1889-05-22
Cheap Building Site.

Three lots one block and a half east of
Rodney street for s475 each.
FRENCH & PYFER,
Pittsburgh Block.
The Helena independent., 1889-05-22
Broadwater.

Seventy-fve feet in tbs Broadwster addi-
tion for S7OO Must be sold this week.
French Il Pyfer, rooms IL and 11is, Pitts
burg block
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heIena Cricket Club.

There will be meeting of the members
of the cricket club in room No. 5, Thomp-
son block, at p. m. sharp ON Thursday,
May %.
HORACE b. KANE, Sec'y.
The Helena independent., 1889-05-22

Change of Time on Montana Central.
Commencing to-day, May p, train No.
3, Montana Pacific express, will arrive
at Helena 3:45 p. M, leave at D. m. and
arrive at Butte at 7:3O %. m.
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MILLER HAT!

Those gray diagonals-la
all Of them-frOm so. 80 Gu
SIC 30. Many bargains on
oEercoat counters, but I
greater than a grayish
stOckinette at 50 90. Man
man has paid $50 for u coat
as gooC
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Notice.

To A. J. Gordon: You vii t.ks notice IN At The
partnership existing between .. /. ~. dxy dis
solved. - hersoy Withdraw from aid arn and
said arm or Of yourself ss 4 member Of ne zane
HslsnA. Moaf-. Nay 20, Isse
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PERSONAL.

T. F. Murray, of Boulder, is st the Mer-
chants.
Joseph Hirshberg, of Fort Benton, is in
the city.
Alex. Mcpherson, of Great Falls. is at
the Merchants.
X. A. Harlow will leave to-day for a
short visit TO the east.
Prof. J. B. Patch, from Grantsdale,
is at the LenOir House.
George Neff, of Philadelphia, and ID. K.
Overacker are at the Pacific.
Mrs. J. II. Butler, Butte's well known
race horse woman, is in the city.
Nelson Story, the Bozeman capitalist and
Touring mill man, is at the Cosmopolitan.
s. f. billiard and p. b. Ingalls,, late of
the Corvallis New Idea, were in the city
yesterday.
K. b. Wallace, the mining man, returned
yesterday from a tour of inspection of the
Southern Cross mine.
George Duncan Bryson, the distinguished
murderer, will be taken TO Boulder this
morning where he will remain until Au-
gust 10.
j.. Z. Gaylord, general manager of the
Parrot copper mines at Butte, and j. Z.
Tomlinson, are in the capital on sight
seeing trip.
Hon. John X. TOole, delegate elect % the
constitutional convention from the Ana
conda district, is in the city. He leaves for
a business trip to Great Falls TO day.
The Helena independent., 1889-05-22
I'm It.

Try our best patent flour, the best in the
market, and Whitaker Star hams, at
JOHN T. MURPHY & Co.'S
The Helena independent., 1889-05-22
Montana Avenue

Beautiful corner on Montana and Ninth
avenue at Sl7 per foot
FRENCH 4 PYFER,
Pittsburgh Block.
The Helena independent., 1889-05-22

''The North western BARRIERS Supply
House. of Tacoma, Wash, ID. p. Lewis,
prop. have just issued their annual cata-
Iogue for the year 1889. This is the most
complete and comprehensive price list ever
distributed in the northwest and reflects
great credit and enterprise on the pushing
house which il represents. This valuable
catalogue will be mailed free TO all tonsor-
ial artists throughout the country who
have not yet received one upon sending
name and address TO the above mentioned
house"
The Helena independent., 1889-05-22
Real Estate Transfers

"Its only question of time" and a
tism will yield TO Hoods Sarsaparilla-
The Helena independent., 1889-05-22

F. 5. Lang & Co. are selling all sizes Of
Philadelphia ana Pennsylvania lawn
mowers A. cost
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ALot 5oxI4o for $500

In the Northern Pacific addition. on Liv-
ingston street. French & Pyfer, sole
agents, Rooms III and 1l5S, Pittsburg block.
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SANDS Bros.
HELENA. M. T
CANS & KLEIN

We Offer Everything in the Way of
Summer Clothing and.Make Specially
Of White and Fancy Vests. Our Mid
summer Suits are in Light Weight Wor-
sted, FIannels, SeeEsuckers, Ponges,
Duck and Other Desirable Fabrics. For
Years We Have Made Speciality of
Summer Clothing, and our Goods EnjoV
he Highest Repute. This Seasons
Snapa e,d we we'e otH aue y" and SpoISe
Contain Full Lines i'm Every Branch o
Mems and Youths Clothing. Our Spring
Overcoat, Suiting and TTousering Display
i one of the Most Extensive and DesiT-
BILE Ever Presented and is Worthy of
the Consideration of All
Cams & KLEIN,
Corner MAR Broadway
The Helena independent., 1889-05-22
MILLER HATS

BUT we are "playing tht
der in other things as well
IN spring overcoats. y
should see our line of novelr
IN spring suits and pri
Why VIII il aim,
takes away our breath. ON
TEN DOLLARS buys a n.
all-wool suit-not one lone I'D
style, but a whole raft Of the
all nobby, all neat, all "
made, and as for styles "a
pattern prettier than the 9th,
Then again, we want TO 1,
you that we are Montana ageu
for HILL * SON. DUBIT
Manufacturers of Irish twee
We guarantee these goods
be imported Irish tweed. Tn.
will wear forever. To introdu,
them we have concluded to Sc
them at a very small profit.
The Helena independent., 1889-05-22
A LAUNDERING "a

We had expected To-
thunder in the Spring Ov
department, instead of
the Spring Oyercoat has ,
thunder with us. "ReyeI
sweet aHd We are boui
have il. Therefore. we vi
TO the core tue profits O
light weight top bens. "
You'll open your eyes
you see what we are doinl
week ago we announce
quarter Off sale. This
We go a little better and
them down TO COST, tn
and new stock. Scarcely
days in the house is a So
tine wOrsted, a perfect be;
booked at S2S; now a d,
tenner, and you can weaI
garment.
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HershfieId, Grand Avenue. Flower

French s. Pyfer offer some of the choicest
bargains in these northern additions to
Helena at 81 per foot. Rooms IL and III,
Pittsburg block.
The Helena independent., 1889-05-22
House for Rent and Sale.

Houses for rent and sale, conveniently
situated, in all parts of Helena
FRENCH * PYFER,
Pittsburgh Block.
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SAFE INVESTMENTS
FOR
Large or Small Amounts
OFFERED BY
Thomas Graham,

$1,000 e1s. ss GOD Sse soa.s snd barn. = kssd
Of stock cattle. II calves, horses, new AeSor-
mick self-oinder. mower, wagons, plo~s, hsr-
rows, etc good water right, easy terne-
o7dOR Beet location on Broadway, be
y ff3O tween Main street and court house
S3X100 feet Select business property.
o1zOO Choice brick v-n4er, eight rooms,
OF IOO lot soxl4O. well hnished through
out in Floweree addition.
$4,000 NinsrOom tsAne. !ast being com
QtOOO p.eJsd in Flowerree addition a
very neat, slightly property.
0dOOO seven-room soLd brick, in Flower
pfOOO rec addition THIS lie an excellent
property for fine home. with large, level lot
$500 soSn. fs lo9 z sani n Ss.lFe sG
dttiou, essy terms.
oOEOO Well built Sroom frame, In Brosd
O6oSO wster addition good stons cellar
ChessmAn Nstsr in yard and house. large lot. a.
odOGO Substantial 6-room brick, on Fifth
pf6OO avenue, choice location. large lot
100 Neat 4-room house on Lyndale sy-
u wv enue. Easy terms.
0OO6O Desirable Groom houss on Bros1
Qo6oO way, near Raleigh, nne view This
is bargain.
10000 Five-rOOm frame. neat and we'll
avenue betseen Raleigh and Besttie streets.
S276O Six.room brick on sinth avenue,
% toO or Motor line. we'll built snd fine
view, large lot.
REATTIE ADDITIoN-Lots SIS, $500, $50
II $40, si,0oo.
RLAKE ADDiTIoN-Lots ssOO. $1,000. 81 500
7 OCKEY ADDITIONAL few choice lots Ht
IL sf25 TO $500.
NORTHERN PACIFIC ADDITION NO. l.
In Two choice lots ~ $3.50 and $50.
NORTHERS PACIFIC ADDITION NO. =
4N Lots ss75. S30a, $3.50.
ELOwER GARDEN ADDITION-NIce level
Z Iots, SS25 10 $40.
HERSHfIELD ADDIrIOS-Fins slightly lots,
IL se-5, $3.50, $3.50. sl0O.
FnUR LIST II properties for sale comprises
~ choice snd selected houees and lots In every
quarter of the city ami suburbs.
THOMAS GRAHAM,
Thompson Block, Room 10. opposite
Grand Central Hotel.
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MILLER HATS.
HARRIS,
ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER
St. Louis Block, Main St,
HELENA M T
HARRIS.
HELENA, M. T.

n. B.-Out of town orders
will receive our best attention
Goods sent on approval to any
part of the territory. Price list
and rules for self measurement.
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%ARRIS
The ONE PRICE CT
ST Louis BLoCI
MAIN STREET.

A HELENA STORE 4
ries as large a CLO1
stock as any firm west q
cagO.
A HELENA FIRM thI
dies the productions of { |
finest manufacturers 4
country.
A HELENA STOCK
marked in plain figures
the only one in the city d
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
The Helena independent., 1889-05-22
Business No.ice.

Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
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.Kas.; H. Adams. G. R Foot, Miss Foot Nephi
E. b, Owen Wellsville; E. Z. Brim, Silver
City; w. Edwards, Park City; E. R. Booth
Fork: c. Jays, Ogden; C. S. Blackmar, H
White, Rawlirs S. Taylor, j. S. Stone, Lehi'
j. NJ. Taylor, Park City; NJ d. Hose. Spring
vile: W. H. Chaplin New York; j. Willis, d.
Judd, Grantsville; B. Hanson Mount Pleasant
w. A. Holt and wife, Stockton: j. w. Flyll,
Ouray; DR.. II. Keyser, Logan; D. Wright, SEQ
field; G. Addy and wife, Ena Addy, c. Addy,
Collrill; NJ. Jones and wife, Spanish Fork; j.
Morgan and wife, Goshan; \. II. 5Thornton and
wife, j. Armstrong and wife, American Fork
JOSEF H Homes, Bingham; F. Wright and wife,
American Fork; w. Newton, Kaysville; T. S
Ward, Springville; c. Moffitt Ogden.
THE WALKER-George F., Filay, wife and two
children, San Francisco; p. W. Oson, Wyoming
J. A. Thornton, St. Louis; NJ j. Hand. Ogden
Emil Schwartz, New Yord; E. NJ. Bell, T. S
Officer, J. w. Wilson, Denver; NJ. c. McGrath,
New York; H. E. Kearley, England; l.. A.
Robinson and wife, st. Paul; r. G. ShedSey,
Boston, L. A. Gardner, Newark, n. j.; A. 5.
Waates, Miss Madge WaateS Boston: G. E.
chatham and wife, Evanston; E. NJ. Bachelor,
J. H Bloom, San Francisco; Sir Henry Ed
wards, England; John H. SymOns, Nova Scotia:
w. T. French. H. W. Shepard, England: Mrs.
George +. Baldwin. Mrs. J. II. Woodruff. Los
Angeles; John J. Brogan and wife New York
Miss Walton, w. II. Moran. San Francisco:
Charles F. Taylor and family, Mrs. W. F. Will
hardt, Mrs v o. Fallon, Ogden; Thomas Lay
den, Sailda, Colo; B. NJ. Bourne, Denver; John
H, Boyce, New York; Sidney o. Stevens, Ogden
+. p. Blake, w. G.. Burton, Canon city; NJ. f.
Payne, Boise city; W.. Moyse and wife, S. H
Moyse and wife b. Anderson and wife, Rollin P
Ephraim; W. W. Woodring, NJ. D., ana wife
Moroni; ]. J. Brown, Leadville; L. Wither, wife
and boy, Lower Crossing; A. Saunders, Park
city; T. Lanktree, Denver; Mons. Peterson
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Personal MENTION.

WIN. RAKER is up from Lehi.
DAN REINER is in from Echo.
MARK JEFFS is down from Weber.
GID SNYDER is down from Park City.
DR.. PIKE was up from Provo yesterday.
FRED COoMBS is down from Pennington.
HYRuM STEWART, of kaysville, is in Salt
Lake.
w. o. YOUNG came down from Park city yes
terday.
WILLIAM PACKARD of Springville, was at the
fair yesterday.
H. F. MCCUNE, THE HERALD's agent at Ne
phi, is in town.
AMAsA PATTEN, the Payson hotel man. i.
visiting the city.
D. RIDEoUT, jr., of Draper, is among the visi
tors TO conference.
ALLEN A. RUSSELL of Russell & Co., Massl
Ion, Ohio, is in the CITY,
]. W. PITTS, running a flock of sheep and at
tending to other industries in Sanpete, is in town
the guest of A. B. DunfOrd.
PROFESSOR S. P BARRETT, who has been so
iourning in Utah during the past few weeks,
leaves this morning for his home in Lincoln,
Nebraska.
II. G. CHAPMAN, OF the F. C. Austin Manu-
featuring company, Chicago, is in the city, oper-
ating the well boring machinery for the Cooper
ative Wagon & Machine Co.
DIR F. r. KENNER of Manti. was among the
callers at THE HERALD office yesterday. He
reports everything dull in his bailiwick, but the
mining seasons about to open.
LEO H.EFEII, of Ogden, author of AS You
Like IT. was in the city yesterday in the inter
est OF that publication, which seems to be selling
very well and meeting with considerable favor.
CAPT WILLARD YOUNG. U. S. A. who has
been stationed at Portland, Or, for several
years, mas been ordered to Memphis Tenn, and
will probably pass through SAT- Lake City, en-
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THE TRANSFERS.
The Real Estate Sales Still Keep Up to the
Usual Standard.

Usual Standard.
Margaret Rich ct al to John A. Groes
beck, lots 12, 10, and IA, block Is, five acrt
plat A; $22,5OO.
Harriet Simmons ct al. to Edith n
Morris, SKIS rods, lot 4, block ST, plat b
$1,000
Estate of Brigham Young to William A
Rossiter, lot Z, block Is, plat A; 81.
William A. Rossiter ct al. to Charles j
Brain, 71EXl0 rods, lot Z, block IS, plat A
81 800
Catharine Bevins to John W. Jones
4i4x165 feet, lot 4, block 80, plat B; 81, $50
Daniel w. Hunter to John j. Snyder et
al, agreement, part lots and s, block %,
five acre plat a; $500.
Frank H. Dyer ct al. to James Gordon,
part lots and 5, block Is, ten acre plat a;
SLIGO.
Thomas X. Stevens and wife to Anna
w. Clays, 2I&xl0 rods, block 81, plat B;
$4,7OO.
w. H. Dittmer and wife to Ida M.
Blazer 8xlO rods lot 5, block 81, plat f;
$3.50.
Ida NJ Blazer ct al. to A. G. Norren ct
al, 3xl0 rods, lot 5, block 81, plat r; 81 400.
Albert Brown ct al. to Jacob j. Visel,
5j5x2O rods, lots ? and 3, block 10, plat F;
1850.
CaJnerlne COfleSS ct a. 20 ROBERT Cor
less, rods feet 10 rods, lot g. block 10,
plat A; 81.
Catherine Corless to Robert Corless,
12x2O rods let 2, block %, plat A; 81.
John r. Cox ct al. to w. H. Westfall,
south half lot7 and north half lot S, block
l3, plat A; s., 900.
James E. Spencer ct al. to John A.
Adams, 5x20 rods lot ., block 45, plat b;
$1,000
James Soloman and wife to Seth w
Morrison, lot 4, block 1Gl, plat A; 1000
George NJ. Cannon ct al. to Andrew Jen-
sen, GO square rods lot 2, block $50, plat a;
$500.
e D. Woodruff ct al. 10 Charles B. Jack,
lots ;, +, and s, block 10, tive-acre plat A;
5000.
George A. Rice ct al. to w. H. Herman,
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route to his new field of duty, early in Novem.
AT THE HOTELS.

/
/ THE METROPOLITAN. = Charles II. Damek,
New York; Z. L. Keller, ]. NJ Keller, Pueblo.
Colo; john w. Lloyd, wife and son, Schofield
B. B. Stinson, Council Bluffs, Ia; J. W. Dial
Provo; Thowald Hanson, Morton Johnson
| Ephraim; l. L. Evans, H CpdWorth Denver:
F. D. Hall, Newton, Mass: Joseph Siaytor,
/ John Z. Hogarty, Frank Losee and wife, Miss
Thorne. Miss Holmes, Harry Bookes W. j Nc
Way, j. r. Moye, Francklin Rigid NJ. d. Pres
ton, H. p. Henderson and wife, New York; L.
Meid, J. II. Farmer, Ogden; H. S. Eyler and
wife, Denver: j. w. Walker, Antelope island
Miss Julia Simmons, Harrington: H. j. Ganey,
| Ogden; s. NJ. Daggins, Provo; Mr. E. L. Cary,
Denver; F. X. Dveme North Brookfeld, Mass
7. Book, New York
THE CULLEN-Charles Carroll, Ogden Hans
| Vogel Chemnity; r. L. Shores, Payson; Les
ter Taylor, Payson; Joseph Lowenstein, San
Francisco; 7. Watkins H. Z. Provision,
Rochester, New York; George W. Peck, J. A.
| Thornton, Denver; G. w. Earl, st. Louis
Sarah Earle. Lehi; A. NJ. Everetts, Lehi; J.
W. Judd, Nephi; L. E. Frigate, Provo; L. W.
Shurtlin and daughter, Ogden; D p. WhedOn ,
Park City: II. z. Henderson and wife, Ogden
J: S. Salmon, Coalville; J. II. Ball, Omaha;
G. W. Shores, Provo; Reuben p. SAKE, Ogden
F. Turner, Logan; J. W. Piefie, Union Pa
cifc railway; Mrs. Brown, Stockton; NJ. Flint,
Union Pacific.
THE CoNTINENrAI-John p Kelly, American
Fork; Grif Thomas Richard Evans, George W.
Baher, Miss NJ. Heron, Schotield; i. II. Reader,
Ogden; William II. Gibbons, st. John. Arizona
john Farrell, h. Cook q. w. Page, Ogden;
James Evars, Spanish Fork; Mrs. G. Sandal,
Leadville; J. w. Jones, Springfield, o.; H. H.
Earl, A. E. Lewis, Schotield l.. B. Jordan,
Coalville; Thomas Hayden, Salidas~ Colo; Chas.
Carroll, Ogden; b. Bachmau, Leon Bachman,
Provo; E. Cox Huntington; j. W. Mefitt, Mrs.
Allen eraser Miss eraser, Manti; John H
Kattenshob, New York: E, c. French, Deser-
onto, Ont; Dr. W. F. Lewis Chicago; julius
Fischer San Francisco; Augusta Tabrica, Ham
berg; B. Backman, Jr. Provo; J. A. Tully, San
Jose; E. p. Ferry, Park City; w. J. B. Walker,
Sandy; Mrs. 2. Simon, Park City; John T. Rich,
John Y. Rich, Grantsville; M. F. Raddatz,
Stockton; John Bech and wife. GilbeEt Bech and
wife, Lehi; E. H. Drew, Boston; ". E. Scott,
Sweden; Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Woodward Mrs.
z. S. Woodward. Miss Mitchell New York; Mrs
Helen Bouce, Elko, New. C. II. Johnson, Den
yer; F. r. Roosevelt, St Joe, Mo; D. f. Chester
and wife Cal; Mrs. William Dangford Idaho;
a. G. Carl, Nevada; J. L. Link, Indiana: A
Cagier and daughter. Williame.Brysn and Son,
Nephi; Charles Carroll, Ogden.
THE WHTTE.-W. Murray, WellsKine; G.
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lots 10 and II, block l, Linden park subdi-
vision; $3.50.
Harriet A Partridge TO Daniel Wood,
lot y, block 80, plat A, Garden city; $50.
J. T. Kingsbury ct al. to jeremiah c.
Conklin, 3115Xl0 rods, lot l, block 81, plat 3
81. 500
Elizabeth Nelson to S. A. Morrell ct al,
agreement, lots and Z, block II, plat F;
$500.
George A Rice ct al to Charles L. Bax-
tie, lots 10 and II, block ., Linden park
subdivision; $3.50.
Jennie E. Brice to L. G.. Ford. agree
ment, 6x10 rods, lot 5, block 20, plat B
$3.50.
Alfred Thompson to Steele Bros, agree
ment to lease the half way house, etc. ; 500.
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Cliff HOUSE.

Located Cor. Main and Third South Streets.
The Cliff is the best 81 per day house
west of. Chicago. Rooms large, cool and
airy, new and handsome furniture, electric
lights, and all the latest conveniences and
accessories. Dining hall spacious and per-
feet il its appointment. Table first-class.
Rooms may be secured by telegraph.
ANDREW c. BRIxEN & Bro, Props.
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JOHN C. CUTLER & BRO.

JVIIN % 90 ILI4Il q ISINV'
Agents of Provo and Deseret Wooden
mills have:
1000 pieces plain flannels,
LOCO pieces dress flannels,
1000 pieces linseys,
1000 shawls.
1000 dozen Misses and Ladies' hose,
1000 dozed mems socks,
Blankets, yarns, overshirts, underwear,
etc, all homemade. and must be sold
wholesale or retail. Call and see US, at
No. 80 Main street. John c. Cutler &
Bro K
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Rheu Baby WAS sick, VIC gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoris.
When she became Miss. she chung to Castoria
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WHITE HOUSE.

corner of Main and Second South. Most
central location of any hotel in the city.
Opposite postoffice. Union ticket and Pull
man Office in the hotel. Newly remodeled
and furnished throughout. Table unsur-
passed. Electric light, bells and all mod
ern conveniences. Terms Sl.50 to 81 per
day. H. L. HALL. Proprietor.
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The Union Pacific announce IA rate of one
first class fare for the round trip to Colum-
bus, Ohio, on account of the meeting of the
l. o. o. f. grand lodge at that city, Sep
TENDER 16 to %. Tickets on sale September
10 to IS inclusive, good for return until
September 30
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THE LACE HOUSE GLOVE DEPARTMENT.

We take pleasure in announcing to the
ladies of this city that we have secured the
services of an experienced glove filter.
GROEsBECK Il HoUGHTON
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Grand opening. of millinery goods and
pattern hats, Tuesday, October |, and fol
lowing DAVIS Simon Bros
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MY BILL OF FARE

Crismon- Scarf Co., the druggists, ca
fill any physicians prescriptions.
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Hosiery hosiery! hosiery An entire
new stock for the fall season. Simon
Bros