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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-04

Yes, ! believe that many Z
solilvs who la-es his life in hattie
has a pfes=niinent Of dcath.'' said
L lizard McD.vitt, OF the Uuit.l
states clerks OH e. II formed that
conclusion early in the war Of the
rebellion, and As the war progressed
l become m)re firmly iitrsnshs-d
in the belief. can recall many
Instance where young men showed
by their conduct that they were
marked for death. and in each case
the man was killed as soon as be
went into battle.
There was one case that i'm
pressed me more than any other.
We had ia our company a young
country fellow--R hig, strspping fell
low, and ole Of the bravest men /
ever saw 20 into battle. | saw him
in numerous battles and | never
saw him finch until the day he was
killed. He didn't seem 10 know
what fear was.
Oail AaaIa hAAAh NC NfAN - AlA- ~
our trenches when the word was
passed along that We Eefe going
inl0 hattie. This young man was
next to me, and | noticed that he
turned white ut the announcement.
When We were ordered 30 fall in be
trembied all over, aud was 50 weak
he coald hardly carry his gun. |
never saw such a change come over
a man, and 1 asked him what was
the matter.
go feel that my time has come
was his reply, and that was all lac
said.
owe were going up hillside, and
hadn't gone more than hundred
feet from the trenches when a shell
burs. in front Of Us. A piece OF II
struck the young soldier in the face
and carried away part Of his head.
D.ath was 50 sudden that he never
knew how Il occurred. This l. only |
one OF many ike instances that ] /
might cite in SUPPORT Of nay belief.'' 4
Aelrs-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-04

His honor, Mayor George NJ.
Scott, viii perform the mlrrilge
ceremony for the hsPPy couple 0 n
Thursday mex. at . p. m.
Two couple have applied to get
married." at the Fair.
Savage, our weather prognosti.
Gator, assures US OF fine weather
next week.
The entrance for visitors to the
Fair grounds will be by the west
gate only, and the exit at the east
gate.
The street car company will run
Electric cars, Double Motors via
Fifth South Street designated by
Ie;tered streamers $50 the Fair"
Major Stanton chief Ct the fire
5ensrtment has kindly consented TO
nisce four o his men AMI a reel
~ fire h Sc at the bIilding during
lie Fair week, rs precltion.
The La lies Art Department VIII
ta the one department mos. inter
esting to lady visitors Artificial
Aowers form an especial feature.
Martial J. NJ. Young VIII nave a
nunber Of policemen both IN UNI
Sorm and in citizens clothes ia Goa
each day and even
mo IA be on the alert against sus-
nje,o,Is charactefs aud light-hngerei
gentry.
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4 Naluahle pamphlei.

4 very intefosliug and valuable
pamphlet has just been issued from
Office Of the /ureAiie Instructor
The History OF the Mormons, their
Prosecutions and Travels,' by
President George .. Cannon. 1t
also contains "a Manifesto OF the
Presidency OF tns Church OF Jesus
ChEis, OF Lalles-daS Saints and
Members Of the Council Of The
Apostles" issued December l2tli,
lsss, shortly after the notorious ex-
animation before Judge Anderson
as 10 the eligibility Of "MorTzons''
Tor admission TO citizenship.
The historical sketch = written In
clear and forcihle style anu Is \ mar
Vel Of condensation. 4 perus-I OF
It conyinces the reader thst /, would
&c difficult 10 csOvd an; more mat
Ter than It contains into the brief
space it occupies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-04
Peoples CONVENTION. Davis %

The convention convened In the
new Court House, Pennington.
Davis County, Utah, "Wednesday.
OctobeE isb 1899. at 1888 4. m. ON
motion, l.. w. Grant was made
temporary chairman aui Geo. a.
Lincoln, secretary. The chairman
appointed James T. Smith. David
Stoksr and Thomas H. Phillip, n
committee on credentials, Wa re-
ported the following ulmei dele
gates, entitled TO seats in the con.
vention, viz:
Samue! Howard, Stearns Hatch.
William Page South Pnpcint:
Lewis N. Grant, Benjamin, Ashby
West Precinct; David Stoker.
George :. Lincoln, D. =. Wiley.
IantEurs 4. BssiUw, Hyrum Shill-
bJantifei Precinct; George o.
Chase. John Wayman-Centr,vills
Precinct; J. T. Smith. r
+. King, J, +. Miller. VII
liam Y. Haigh; - Pennington
GEORGE S~an, Jr., Thomas =.
R9ucde, Thos. F. Phillip. Cnas. ID.
Bennett. Ksysvilie precinct-Geo.
w. 6reeu, IT, VIM. \. Dawson, T..
7. Ellison, john w. Thornley,. Geo.
W. Adams. Layton precinct-Jno.
Allen. South Weber precinct, Syra-
cuss, South Hooper and Steei ,,rs-
cilcis were not represented, The
report was received AMI committee
discharged,
ca m9ii5n the temporary Oryani.
Z ftHDn was made perm snent, and z
David Stoker VS. mace vice-presi-
deIt,J !. Miller, assistant secretary;
5-5rSe .. Chase, chaplain; WIN. Y. /
ergeaut-it-Irms. Payer
was offered 10y the chaplain aud tue
convention proceeded 10 ballot for
i"O ceiegaies &c attend the Terri I
,osiai Topples Convention 10 lie
he'd IN salt Lake City. Utah, Oct.
IN, 1879, NJ the Social Hall. where-
upon LswksM. Grant andE. z. Eli [.
sos were duly elected rs delegates.
BaviG St0kgr was elected an alter
nate fOr l.. N. Grant and ThoaiasH. I
Phillips IN alternate for T.. T.. Eli
'cn- On motion a ballot was taken 4
.or the choice % this convention for 4
I nominee for delegate 60 the next ]
congress Of the United States with I
lac following result:
Hon John r. Game IS votes; F. |
:. Richards IL Frank Cannon . ]
Drsgn r. Whitney 3 and James /
sharp 5, after which IL was decide. 4
hat the delegates 20 without in
iruciiOus from this convention. II
vas resolved tina. the secretary
urnish copies OF these minutes TO the
.ssly papers Of Sf;t lake City.
UEORGE A LINC)LS,
Secretary.
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CALIFORNIA.

w. II. Patton, the old Comstock
superintendent, who il general
manager Of the Broken Hill PrOprie-
tary city mines in Australia, has
been in this city for four months in
very bad health, and will soon leave
Tor the east to obtain proper medi-
cal treatment Mr.. Patton receives
a salary Of $4,000 n year and has
been granted 81 900 per month on n
two years' leave OF absence besides.
Il T. very doubtful whether his
health viii permit him to return to
FroIseisco Report.
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SPECIAL NoTIcE,.
THE STATE BANK OF iran

Has cash capital Of S5OJ,Oo0. II
comftene-d business May 8, 1890.
II Is having a steady and healthy
growth. 1t transacts n banking
business in all its branches. Itpays
careful attention to the wants OF It's
customers. 1t solicits accounts OF
firms and individuals. Ii invites
correspondence. Tie State Bank Of
Utsh haa 2 Swings department
where il receives deposits In any
sum from a dollar upward; where
farmers. teachers, clerks, children,
mechanic, laborers, trustees, and
all who wish to lay up their
surplus earnings aud idle funds
may be assured they are safe
and bringing IN satisfactory
income; where minors and iratried
women may make deposits in their
own names, payable only to their
ORDER where deposits get 5 per
cent per annum interest, COM
pounded every three months. The
State Bank OF Utah Is conducted by
the following uarsiei oficers. He5er
}. Grant, ps,sideni; william B.
Preston vice-presiieni; Heller Vi.
Wells, cashier; Joseph F. Smith,
II. Rowe, Abraham II.
Cannon, Spencer Ciawson, Elias
Morris, Charles g. Barton, Nepbi
W. Clayton, tTank 2. Taylor, Philo
+. Flrnsworth, Richard W. Young,
Henry 4. wOolley, directors. The
Slate Bank OF Utah is located a,
No. % Main Street, salt lake City.
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Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield,
ILL.,, makes the statement that she
caught cold, which settled on her
ssngs; she was treated for n month
BY her family physician, but grew
worse. He told her she was n kope-
ksSs rictt5s Of consumption AMI that
40 medicine could cure her. Her
druggist suggested DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption; she
boughta bottle and to her delight
found herself benefited by frst
dose. She continued its use and
AFTER taking ten bottles, found her
sclf sound and well, now does her
own housesork and isas well rs ever
she W1s.-Free trial bottles Of thls
Great Discovery a. A. {. smith a
Co.'s Drug Store, hrge bnttles 50 @.
end Sl.00.
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Serious Accident;

On THURSDAY, Sept. %, Bishop
jas. l.. WrEtaan, OF GnntsviIle,
met with a ser.ous accident, while
engaged In driving cattle, by his
horse falling on him AMI breaking
his leg in two places. He has since
t1l.en . severe cold aud Is suffering
lady from pneumonia. As he !
not naturally strong, the double
aifiiction is all the more serious.
We Trust that his recovery may lie
rapid and permanent.
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Not Exactly.

We have received the following
explanatory communication from
Hon. II. ID. johnson:
81 observe that in the NEWS Of
yesterday (3rd) you say / am going
TO stump several congressional dis
trictS ia the Interest VI Democratic
no uinees.' This is scarcely a cor
rect statement of the case. l am
going to pay some attention TO poll
tics ia Nebraska aud Iowa, during
the present campaign. but not rs
stamp speaker. | intend, however,
10 do a little chimney onrner' TAX
ing in the interest OF my personal
friends aud OF the principles Of the
grand old democratic party"
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The Case Adjourned.

TiPPERARY, Oct. 3.-Upon the re-
assembling OF the eoiIft thi. morning,
hedmond, counsel for Dillon and
O'Btieni asked for an adjournment
until Tuesday. He slated that he
and bis fellow counsel, Timothy
Healy, had an important engage
ment on Monday. Roman, prose
cutor for the crown, opposed the
delay, and charged the defendant
with creating every possible obstacle
10 pfolony the case Redmond de
elared that one Of the defendants.
O'Mahoney was III aud It was i'm
possible Tor hit1 10 attend the trial
at present The presiding pa
gistrate announced that the court
would adjourn until the physician
attending p'Aiahoney could he
heard fson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-04

Again the current Of the Electric
Railway Company has been carried
into the Offices Of this company, by
a contact between the wires u the
two companies; destroying connec-
ton with all Instruments in the
city, causing serious interruJtion
OF 6usinSss, annoyance 10 the public
aud lDss 10 oursei~ss
We take this method Of notifying
our subscribers and the public that
the damage will h. repaired with
all possible speed, and ask their for
hearauce. In the meantime cor
nectiOhs may be had with outside
towns from Public Stations located
at convenient places about town.
Rocky MOgSTArN
BELt TELEi iInNt: 60.
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THE GOVERNORS REPORT.
A. L. Tho=as Wants Absolute
Rule.
To Obtain This lie Resorts To His
Jsuai vereat grfchery.

Washington, ID. C., Oct. 3.-Th.
Mormon question is discussed by
Governor Thomas, OF Utah, in his
annual report he asserts that the
Mormon people are governed by
the priests, and that every political
and business act Of the Church is
put first, :he country afterward.
The population OF the territory i
estimated at A2o, eS2, an irctease of
50 per cent during the past ten years
The Mormons are recruited nv
immigration from Great Britain ami
scandinavian countries. The aver
age number Of foreign bora persons
brought to this territory by the
demonstrating the past nine year.
Is about eighteen hundred annually.
and this average has probably been
maintained the past year.
The governor says that p,i,ic,J
and oidcisl MUrmouism IA. A.,
eNasinus aud meaningless Wort. -
,ioAoie meaning, hypecritr,al mr.
lenses and false assertions. list.
lltude toward poiygamy is delIsiv,.
IN tiia iSst degree. II kuows that
liiefS las been no chaas. a., -.
SUBJECT bat seeks 10 convey tbe t,,-
preston That there has been. Promi-
neni church officials, the aoyernor
sssies, have declared the chgrcb
does not nov grant p..trits 10 en-
tes polYgamy ami the nominal I,e.,,i
o. the charch has anEJuncel ih.t
pOiygsncus marriages DO nos nov
take Di1cr. The governor adds.
however, that when the ai;e,.ii.--, al
,ht head Gf the church gas rallc-l
% t.iS notorious case uncovered in
the met district c0ur. he diselaimeI
any knowledge OF *. Admitting
those state-ents, however. are
literally true, the governor
says Il does not prove that ih+
churcn has met the pshi!c serti-
mcnt Of the nation IS cxpr,-ss,-,i il
us laws, nor does It prove that the
Church e loyal 10 the law. Ther.
Is no reason to relieve, the Governor
asserts, That any earthly ROVER can
exact from the Church any decIara.
tea opposed To polygamy. He ac-
counts for the mold which Mormou-
Ism has upon the people by the fact
that they are taught O. keep aIoof I
from influences outside OF the
Church.
The Governor recommends the 4
passage OF tire bill reported in the 4
senate by E,lmluds, which author. I
z-s The Governor 10 appoint certain
county officers and providing for
legislative reappointment. He
states that IL this bill becomes law il
Viii place the c3ntcol Of twenty-five
'Ouuties IN the hands Of men loyal
y the government. He al<o r..e-l.
nends the passage Of either the
,uiIom OH or the SirubIe bill. /
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n. DiNWOODEY
IS READY
FOR BUSINESS AGAIN,

FOR BUSINESS AGAIN.
And will TIE pleased 20 have
the public generally and all
his old customers call and
see him at Calder's Music
Palace, the Caidor Estate
having kindly allowed him
to use part of their storol,
where he has opened out a
New and Beautiful Stock of
Carpets and Parior Furni-
ture. All orders will receive
most careful attention. he
still has the 6 5 employees
with him ready TO execute
any order.
Give him a Call.
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~ III ATEE -

NiLssoN--At David. C5chise County.
Arizona, Of brisht's disease. September 20.
issc. Nils Nilsson, AGED 81 Year., months
E-d 'c-ys- ~ 5Es a nssiv. Of saeiez
where DC embraced the Gospel. and eni-
grated 10 Utah N ls6i. wcHi 20 Latte Col.
orado. Ariznaa. January !. is.s. and 10 81
David IN ISL. where be resided up TO hi
death. lie was arEn in the faith q the Gos.
rei. lie LEFT 7yiic and one con.
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TO CONFERENCE VISITORN.
- .. HAL. 4 80

W" ei""e stand ?; Main ~.
On account u cur great rush %
business during Conference AMI
Fair, we have decided 10 pitch a
large tent on Council House Corner.
y here cur PATRONS can he served
with Tea, Coffee, Cakes, Buns.
Fruit, SUMMER Drinks, etc. anu
every class Of Light Refreshments.
NOfE-The same courtesy and at
tention will be given our patrons. Is
they are in the hajit Of receiving ut
our establishment.
81 Ornamented welding Cakes
shipped o. all larts q the Territory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-04

We guarantee It's TO be the Ees
CJBgL Sr-tys manufactured in IN,
sgi., world This Is saying n great
Teal tut Il j. krgs. For CoRsUnp.
run C.ugis Coiois, .S.Tc 7Zrldt SIRE
.hs,i, Eftuu50Hfa, ErOHciREs, .8s'R. =
ma CrUuD, HhgoTsHg Cough. and all
..isca.es Of Ike 1ssrOof and LuHgS We
T..s,iuc.y guarantee Bzllard's Here
hound syrup TO he without any
equal on the whole face II the giot,..
In support Of this statement we IT.
Ter to every individual who has ever
usei Il, and to every druggist who
has ever sold it. such evidence l.
iIitlispu.Able-
Sid 10y Il. G. NJ. ]. -
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II You want TO be Healthy.
Wealthy and Wise DEPOSIT your
money in the Utah Commercial
and Savings Bank, - and - T.,
First south Street, ant get per
cent interest PEI anhIm, com.
pounded four times a year. CAPT
TAI Ssll. lll. Snrnlns sal nll-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-04

The Mountain lee and Cold
Storage Go. take pleasure in al
n0uncing 10 the public that their ice
manufacturing Plant Is now In sue
cessful operation, and that they are
prepared To furnish distilled artesian
water ice in any quantity desired.
The absolute purity % the ice is
guaranteed.
The public are cordially invited
20 visit the works q the Co. at No.
$50 :. Third West Street.
Inquiries NAV tIe male at the up
town Office, No. - East. Se,-oud
South Street. dif
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h ''''of Beesley's Benefit.

.S,ssI..'li' sis Of the Tabernacle
tsEr.. "a e -'ienls have ar.ang-
~ o. ,5n's't in the Assembly
: e 49, a.niay evening next
sa'5s' -. ., Brother Bee,ly.
e.lib 80 ~ 7zire from the con-
- D. ~ vac choir: a position
1tf 80. Tiled with much
a'ln... ' + Years. A cspitsl
- tb.t "a arranged, and
,a're ssiil be a crow
''s-B, PARTICULARS apear in
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.


PARis, oct. t.-frteliigence has
oeen received from Nauema, New
Caiedonia, that sixty lePer eonviets
escaped last June. The authorities
have been unable to discover their
wheseahoufs.
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iaPortaafyo,iea

< D.. --'eranee or the officers Of
$.s-y Association will be
4ssa.,,'.E. I, sunday evening in
e.s5 ~ /, ID, Ha.I at 5:aJp.m. All
-e.aa..,'---fi' s Association are in
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Get wire dooT Ma, at z.C.MI.


lam~.
The patrons Of the Theatre dur
ing the next two or three PERFORM
Fnces VIII he supplied gratuitcusly
by tine Coop. Wagon q Machine
Company, 81 This city, with very
pretty and durable fans hich are
covered with floral designs ON one
side and have printed on the other
the advertisement Of the well known
and ever popular manufacturers Of
harvesting machinery. 'sThe Walter
=. Wool COmIeins." fr whose
goods the Coop. Wagon & Machine
Company have the agency in this
region.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-04

Tickets b be sold from October .
70 ., inclusive, limited % continuous
Passage ami good for return until
October l., 1890.
G.. :. MELLES,
d. General Traffic Manager.
$. W. ECCLEs,
dsw General Passenger Agent.
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<,plY SCHOOL UNION,

,;-anu1li conference OF
sruI1y school Union
.5mtr.e large Tabernacle,
-l,r o-- l.h, It I.5o ?. m.
.r.as4ucs az Sunday
r~s and teachers Is de-
-.rrha feel interested in
s-e RESPECTFULLY invited.
erraE q CANNoN,
tan'i SIp't.
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WE HAVE MOVED BACK
rrluam. Id IIn,. rrnn, -, rnrL

Trifanrd Hats Fran, :su York.
l have just received the latest and
hes; siyl'-s in ladies' aud children's
trimmed hats, bounciS, toqGes, caps,
turbans &c., also handsome birds.
wings, ostrich feathers. and 4 full
line % millinery trimmings.
ARs. ". j. BCERows, IS Main st.
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Go to NEWCOMERS for fine
Photograph Cabinets, - per dozen.
iG2 South Main. Taae elevator.
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The sth, 5th and 6th, the Union
Pacific in addition 10 its regular
tralus between Ogden anil salt
Lake Will run special trains rs FOL
lows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-04

The New Sofa Bed is the best for
Offices and Physicians.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-04

Ra!sm's Microbe Killer cures
DISEASES 10y removing the cause. 1t
i perfectly harmless.
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All diseases that are the result Of
MicrohCa can lie cured by T-ing
MicrUbe kiliei, din
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UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM.
Special Rates 90 salt Lake for Con-
ference October .nd 60
Gfh-UsDO

For the 6Ist Semi-Annual Con
ference u the Church Of Jesus
Christ 0f Batter-day Saints, TO he
held at f'1lt Lake City, October 4th
10 9Th, inclusive, the following rates
are authorized for Rouhd Trip
Tickets:
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No ~

The dividends Of lIi per cent. on
Capital StocS,and ) per cent. on Re
hate for theIast six months are nay
able q once at the Stores in Nrr-
chaudise or in Cash. on or afler the
nth Of October. All receipts pre-
sented will b. considered cash and
patrons will receive relate on same.
Our goods ara all Reduced 70 as -
enable cur patrons to take advantage
Of these low prices during our diyi-
dend time.
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Conference P.oplr. su-ut

Conference People kueufioni
Is. JENSEN, the practical Watch
maker aud JewelUT. extends iuvi-
tation To Conference visitors to call
and inspect his stock Of New Goods,
consisting OF Diamonds, Watches,
Clocks aud SiiverUarc. Don't for
get the place. =. First South. d&s
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rrrps 70 BISHOPS

] ,.sog. Of The respective
AZ, eaFaasily reg cues 2uas'%'
"a. once to the Commit
/ s,s.aupas visitors their
r,s. vao viii entertain ,
s,isis who have no ifienu'
s-ss they can si"ydlrins
al Information and
s... -soaiIi'o handed to c.
p, =; his At Gallery L
,.-sa street.
szsr, " CANNON
fsnu Z. TAYLOR
r.s w. FESEosE
Sl.e Presidency.
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Wai. LASGTON. Suut.
Peoples Equitable Coop, : y .
Main Street.
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Please INFORM your Conductors to
watch out FOR Iass, myers when pas
sing Wcbb x Feverytal's Bakery.
- ). Main .irrcf.
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Notice 90 oar ;iair5al.

Not having any Telephone, our
customers viii please leave orders 81
Margetts' Bros. Book Store, or at
Phillip Margetts' Wine Depot for
Alargc;ts' Ale and Porter, also for
Malt aUd Hops.
EsTkrr: OF r. II sIAEs;t-trs
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sio1. Media Pal Military Acad-
emy; boys Brook Hall; girls. Cir
ctIlars free.
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The south bound regular tain
leaving salt Lake Al 4;I5 pm. will
b. held until sis pm. On oct. eth.
5'h and Oh. ;. W. ECCIEs.
az g. T.. 4.
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For all kiuLs Il ieters ~. Rad
ans Micro5e Killer i. vii not fail
20 give satisfaction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-04
Sunday excepted.

Tickets for sale in wasalch Build
ing, acl Main Street, aud at Depot.
Fare for the round trip, 30 cents.
:. w. ECCLEs,
c.. \, Salt LSke.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-04

tbs Patent SlEa BED n San
berg's Furniture Co., is as fiEe Par
lor Sofa a. can be found. Come
and see Il. los w. South Templer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-04

school lscols-i school Books:.
Fun stock OF Books for Univer-
sity, AcsdsrOyy JGiicSe, Seminary
and District Schooi Students 1t Me
Allisterand Coz, - Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-04
CONFERENCE NOTICE.

CONFERENCE NOTICE.
We are preparing for one
OF the Grandest Bargain
Sales ever known in this city.
We propose to give a hand
some present to all our Gus
toners during Conference.
Look out for our list of prices
and description of prese hts
in the News" later.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-04

Wanted one ton BetSwax,
JOHNSON, PRATT & Co.