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In PrnYn.

Geo. Willard Hardy, the fiye-yesr-
old son Of James Hardy, Of the Sec
end Ward, was last night severely
bitten IN the calf Of tie leg by one
Of F'itzgsraid's bail dogs. The two
dogs were ott Cor exercise, in oEarge
Of tgo boys. As the Hardy hoy
passed the dogs Oh thestreet another
passing boy SAID ''Slc6 'enl," and
one of the Jrutes - once seized the
little fellow by the calf Of the leg
and held on until Ire was kicked
loose by one OF the keepers. II Mr..
Fitzgerald desires to keep such
savage brdtes, he should certainly
not allow them 10 be trotted around
town. r15
Judge Goodwin and his hun
cry pilgrims dropped Of at
Provo on wednesday on their
way TO Payson. They Sert
met al the depot by q bali
dozen Liberals" heated by Judge
Jones in his piIS hat They came
IN tOThe Bank corner and did little
Shouting. Judge Powers did not
seem to feel very enthusiastic over
the way the gang HAD been resolved,
for he mentioned The fact quite
broadly that they were hungry, etc,
aud that Payson was going 10 bsas
Provo nicely by turning out en-
nlasse with buggies, banners, brass
bands and q few things Ike that ami
give them Il royal weirouae, which
he seemed u think that Provo had
not done. When Powers got through
talking, silence reigned for two 81
three seconds.and then Judge Jones
nervously assembled the steps, Esjsed
his plug hat aud remarked, ''threc
cheers. The la tier part Of lis re-
marks were lost in the "Ah aboard
for the depot'' whisper 81 the street
railway conductor and the eonse-
quent scramble for the ca. The
world, in all prgiHnility, viii never
know who the iudEs was going TO
cheer fa-. He evidently meant
wei, but he couldn't get there
Inquirer.
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A DISABLED ENGIyE
Delays a Party Of speakers En-
Route for Prove.

y g5asiDg ami enthusiastic meet
ing cf the Peopie's Party wss tyfi
las; night At PrnvA AZ per ~
rsuyenaent. With the Union Paciic
a special train had been engaged to
convey number Of speakers and
their friends AMI the Peoples Patty
Drum COrps loca here 20 the Gar
den City. Tire prrty nuuh5eced
twenty-eight.
y most royal welcome awaited
the distinguished visitors, but they.
as well as the people OF Provo were
destined to disappointment, either
through the negligence nf The
Union Pacific authoTiiies OF some
other feature that remzin 10 ~ e,
plaineJ.
Fer Some reason Shen The
train arrived at Sandy. e
change q engines was marie
hut -. went well until the rc,pt Of
TIE mountain was reSsbs-i. There
the train came &c : ciandsull hy the
disabling - The engine, when 4
tardy End tiresoms wait OF several
hours ensued pending the arrival Of
smother engine. The time was
JAS. i a. pleasantly a. possible
however, during the delay. When
Provo vas reached the people had
mostly dispersed for the night, bat
not without having listened to
patriotic aud stiris0S speeches de-
livercd by Hons. Iohn I. Game,
;. 4. Keuner sad 4. J. Car
non. Chee. affcg C&eer was
given by t'W assenfricd nnitituds
Tor Hon. 5olin 7. Cdne. december d.
The rights Of all people.
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Third District Court.

The following business was trans
acte.. yesterday a.e-coo.:
Eliza Cook vs.. tie Oregon Short
Line. This was an action where
the p!aintiT sued for SO, 900 dsm
sges caused by the death Of her
husband. The Jury rendered Z yer.
dict for -, 700 IN IS vOr OF plaintiff.
Zion;s Savings Bank -. J. NJ
NeikIe; Judgment for plaintiff.
w. j. Casleman vs. lilo eirSnde
Western Railway continued
The following cases came before
the court TO lay:
Fz,a Thomson et al. ". David
Keith ct al: demurrer 10 supple
mental answer Submitted; 1eiend-
ants move for continuance OF trial
on affidavit fled.
Howard G.. Woodrow Us. Cactus
Mining Co: Defendant moves TO
amend complaint; allowed ami an-
swer accordingly
United States rs. salt LAKE q
Fort Douglas Railway Co. and SAT-
Lake Rock Co; bearing OF procee.ii,,
ings in. contempt continued un'h
November 7th. 81
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4 shA4t-nf Sam r !. z tL,mitled.

festeriayil was discovered that
4 whole shee. Of names had been
omitted from the registration list Of
the Second Precinct Similar
omissions may have occurred in
other precincts, and every voter
.hcuid see that bis name Is on the
list.
I.ater-A further examination OF
the registry list Of the second Pre-.
cinct shows that a large nuniter OF
names that should appeat have seep
omitted, co,amercsns with various
letters Of tbr Elphauet. A casual
pSanilpatiou indicates that the omis-
lions will run into the hnndreds.
The voters Of that precinct should
LOOK alive apd zee That their names
are rs-.ored If they have been left
OH or stricken of improperly.
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II. piNWooDEY
IS READY 81
EoR BUSINESS AQAIM,

FOR BUSINESS AGAIN,
And will be pleased to have
the public generally and all
his old customers call and
see him at Calders husic
Palace, tthe Calder Estate
having kindly allowed him
to use part or their storel.
where he has opened out a
New and Beautiful Stock of
Carpets, and Parlor Furni-
ture. All orders will receive
most careful attention. He
still has the g 5 employees
with him ready to execute
any order.
= Give him . Gail,
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OGDEN ITEMS.
Death 81 Thomas X. Liine.-inOticr
Sma>hup.-YsIl of Horse.

The man who was run over by
The ears at IEeio City last Monday
morning did at the conlauy's
hospital yestenIay. The man was
run over oy the cl-s while stealing
a ri6c, aud atsr being brought to
this city his leg and arm We're am
putatcd. He never recovered con-
sciousness enough 10 tell who he
was or where le came fr1in.
Thomas X. Little died yesterday
afternoon eb0ut 2 O'Clock al his rrs-
idence in this city. M. Little was
stricken with typhoid fever short
time ago, and although every effort
81 the medical fraternity vas u-ei
10 coaquer the disease, death
claimed him as his victim. Thomas
x. Little was tire son II Jesse G..
Little, and was born in Salt Lake
City, December SJth, 1873. He rs.
q man q fine physique, and the
last that one would pick v;it as 4 VIC
tim for death. since his marriage
Mr.. Little has resided in Ogden, and
mas oeen engaged in various kinds
Of business.
Yesterday afternoon about 3
O'Clock AS The Union Pacific freight
from salt Lake came into the yards
in this city the engineer applied the
air and the train came 10 n sudden
stanjstif and ! sInash-iIp resulted.
On the front eud Of the train were
seven or eight empty cars with air
brakes sud tehiud thif,y rarity lDaI-
ID cars without the paist. ar brakes.
Ia applying the sir % course the
trout enu stopped first ANA the mo-
rnentum FROM behiud shot freight
car clear over the one in front. The
$3.50 y. ~. passenger from the Seth
iSes DELAYED and the reonte had 10
walk about three blocks % the depot.
The agent blsmss tire switcbmen in
tire salt lake yards ami rays that
ali freight trains COME up 20 Ogden
without The proper air connections
and in = terribly mixed zap Shape.
The attention Of Manager Ressegaie
Willie called to the matter.
An accident happened yesterday
al noon in the new Fec building on
rWenty-fyuTth Street. There is aA
elevator ia the building Usei ~
hoist building material % the sec
ond story. The motive power is q
good, strong horse. There is a
cleated trRniway for the horse to
walk on during the working hours,
but at noon he is led 10 4 corner OF
the building to be fed. The floor in
that portion Of the building Is con-
stulcted OF inch boards. Yesterday
the animal was LED 10 the corner as
usual, and had hardly commenced
to cat his oats when the floor gave
way. The horse dropped through
the floor, and fell astride 81 the joisis.
He struggled frauticaiiy bat was
powerless TO help himself. The me,,
employed on the builiing lifted the
Tire poor beast from his unc0mf0rt-
able position, anu Placed him on
the tramway. The horse was con-
siderab.y scratched abou. the legs,
and was placed in the care Of a
veterinary surgeou.-StdR0ard III
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Change of Venue.

The case Of Fred Haynes, Of
Brighton, charged with committing
an assault sand blttery upon MEs.
McLareD, came up before commis-
siauer Pratt this morning. The de-
6ense fIei an aGi iavit FOR a change
NJ venue, which, however, did not
state the facts on which the change
was asked for. The change, now
ever was granted, the commits
toner reuiarkiHg that, while he
shoarhf the afiidzvit should set
18th the facts on which the applica-.
t;of, was based, a mere suggestion,
mat a change OF venue was desired
s-as s1fiiciept in HE court The
trsnsfer was made 70 C5nmiss;oner
Valcnt. The hssfing nas mol oee 81,
set bat u l. understood itaelt Hiii
occur this week. -
81 u
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Peoples Party Political Notes.


Al Interesting meeting VS. held
ls-- sisht in the Sixth Ward. The
SEEKERS were ID. l.. Murdoci. and
Ialmas Hull. The hail was filed
si.h an appreciative audience
lu the Fourteenth Ward, this
ely. les. night, the Peoples Party
did themselves fac Ity turning out
on mas7e TO hear the principles Of
i-eir platform discussed. Address
g. both stirring and strong were
made 10y Abrahim n. Cannon and
John Nicholson, while Held's band
dispensed good Music appropriate to
the ocrasi0n.
1T iSphr8inl Hon. John T. Game
ami party were received by the peo-
pie ina manner that did themselves
great credit. At the conclusion OF
a meeting Of 4 most rOusiDg char
Altrr whore there were nearly two
thousand people assembled, the
Iarty headed by 4 torchlight pro-
ressiCn Of two hundred proceeded
% where i magnificent collation.
bad been prepared. Three hundred
persons partOOk OF the refreshments
aud after various patriotic de-
hl9nstrations the crowd dispersed al
q Lite hour.
IN Msni, the Peoples Party
platform was received with en-
tnusiasm ami 4 resolution intro
dueed and adopted 10: the orgaDizs-
Ton Of, "A Peoples Party club.
$. 4. kenuer in his characteristic
2-i telling way rehearsei the his
tory Of the Liberals wherever
ihgy had obtained political rover in
tlis Territory.
Citations from the editorial utter.
Sargs OF the Tl-iIb VJle were given
which showed wbas was aimed al
tlat paper and it. gang, viz: the
ADDITION II liberty Tor the people
".so made Utah possible FOR hei
t,hemi's - live here. Complaints
have been made by the Tribune that
S1hn 7. Game had mt interested
himself sufficiently I'm the silveTand
cal bills. This was not true. BE-
9ies he hal greater interests a
s-AEe. the protection q. the rights Ol
ms constituents.
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CINDERELLA.
+, Bazslis< Spectacular Preseuta.
ton.


On Tie stage of The Salt LaEs
Theatre there was neees refore pte.
sented, on sny ore 0seasion. 50
much that rSs oeaotiful, graceful
and tOrgeous as was seen
lsst night by the audience
that packed the house in every part.
"Cinderella,'' under the title q,
The Crystal Slipper.n - presented
By the Ideal Estla5 aganza Com.
pany 's : Succession Of scenes of
dazzling splendor, embracing fea-
tares of notable beauty. The COM
pany is 4 great aggregation. the
costumes are magnificent. the haliets
remarkably fine, the singing excel
ieni, ami the haRaF delishtf,l
Many members of the east are ve,v
talented, The Baron &c Ro,ile-
varts Of Mr.. Daboll va. a unI0ue
and VERY iaughable crestinn
and closely Competed for the favor
81 t.le suuience with the Gos--,iie,,
OF Nj, Foy. Mr.. Fgankau. rs tbe
poet, GRATED niieh laughter. ami
Miss NsoPi-Ede was a splen,iid
Prince Pnettiwitz.s; Little III,
N1ile was sweet aud ideal rCin.
Aefella. : Her petite figure, pretty
lace and fine siagtue fit he, f5r he
part well nisf to perfection.
%tay Of the feabInts aud special.
tes lntrodu ed with lavish p-oft.
sion deserve mention. This i -.
pecially true " ere rnr$ery ballet
the doll dance, ana The exGuisiteIy
gt0ceful Movements OF AzeIla. the
nyirs dSuCsr. Tie Transformation
scone representing the four seasons,
sud grand finale, werc surt,a.~i,.g
displays OF the pe5fectiou osssenic
art.
The piece zaA the audience aere
suited 10 the epoch n,Afket tn. the
history CT the hense hS tic COM
pleticn - the interior decor5tsons
and the refurnishlng of the
parinette with cl-;rs. Tue lat
ter are very Handsome, elegant
and Comfortable, and were ob.
tsined through Mr.. James Dwyer,
agent for the manufacturers The
manner in which the iptsrics Gfthe I
auditorium hss r5Sn eBibeHished
and ornsrss ntej, gives it z rich aud 4
he1Gtiful appearance, aud adds 4
much 20 its atLractiyeneS. as a place 4
TO spend leisure evening.
The Crystal Slipper occupies 4
the rest OF this week inciuiing p +,
matinee on Saturday afternoon.
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Inneral Of Sislrr tleYd.

Services over the rcmsins OF Slater Mar
raret Harris lloyd of the Fifteenth Ward,
were held yesterday afternoon loet. -, in
the Yard chapel. At 1o'clocb the rcmAias
were removed from the residence and car
Red. followed by long train o. c0ndohar
relatives and fricrds. On arriving AZ the
chapel great lnany Others ~erc there az
stih,hoa asaitrk the arrival 'Of Their be q
reay.d iriond.. TIE isrSe 'han was now
flied 10 ~ utmost c1panny- Tie services
were conducted by Bishop Elils Morris
.Afer singing by &c choir aad prayer By
Elder jos. L. Morgan, Blshop Morris .aied
tlsre syere many here wlostwe Wlg.d Ike
- hesr s,seak, sn,i a. FAR as tine wcnidPe-
nat tHey lldsc saa.e Rpon-
Bishop Dng-f. u sps'S House ward
was the nrsi sI.e.ker, s,sier I.soyd ''1s
lorn ia the wlrf nc pfsrsi foFer'aaa he
vas EaqasiHied wi.A ~ 'ssdkneH her %
10 yS5il, o. Ill he PEaise,shat eoule Oe
given her. She wa a thogouSl Latter d7S
SAINT. lie aud those Assesnslsa had con e
To condolo with Brother and sister Harris
and Brother Lloyd They were not in TIE
position Oh Job Of old who, when be was IN
trpabIc. had no one 20 give HIM word o'
encouragement
Eider William Wright vas the neN'
speaker. and ne spose IN the hi-ae-'
praise o. the r4-i eonaGet OF lie deeess-
Cd. oth a5 ] Daughter il.d : wife
Elder s-fruei ". Richards nevt an
drcssed Tue assembly in very in,eliscni,
INTERESTING and coasolias niaas'a, "n the
graz plans Of God our Father. aad Tire
destiny u ilE ehiidseu- lie also bore
testimony TO the trufh OF The reuiaTks OF
the former speakers reeEr'iAis usc kind and
loving disposition Of the deceased. who bad
been = near rcishbor Of his frr many
yesIs.
I BrorhtrGeorsc &. IiyNat,s read tpc 5'h
sua s.a Ssrses ~ Tie fsih ohaplfr Of
Matthew and cry beaItdaiit fand -eia'lor'
ately di-coursod UPON them a. record Of
ne .re1t rc1llty % the re-grreenon OF Inc
hnrian body. lcHNfl n afHa
E BISHOP Morris conclsded ih1 si'vskins ly
I a -hort but yery Goa cling and eii-sa' gyms
I iissoar-c. rtEariin- HE mast and rre,e1
tos,niion Of SISTER ASEf.s,' = qe '''''e.
me choir ,ien very lbs1a'.faniy reudsre.
p,e hymu. sFaEevsif. alICa=,Aiy honor.
bid You all adiea. 'i5,r., and one OF those N
struoi,e and insprrus n'esaFss Aeid al
the Latter Day SAINTS ohiy. on occasion
/ like this. was dismissed with prayer %
I Ehiar u. u. lEy.s.
1 ms t..ke- fe1i4int ,. sntestrSd1f0s
I -Gbrst,Iao for al WhO ,Ss.red 70 iAsc rs
y.e4g OF the earthly remains OF our deqsT'e
4 sis.cr-
Over thirty o4rfsAssS slIedwis Sudarnes
sne friends followed ihe re'Rsins 10 ihei
'iast resJing plaee.-Ieos. -
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Returned Missionary.

Ride, John 7. SmelIie. Of Rex.
usSa Idaho. returned yesterday
IONS mission TO New Zealand.
80 IF. home on OctoBer Ieh 1857.
''- ID 7sschiDg Auckland was ap-
pointed % the lIahia district. He
vas engaged in school teaching
'i'r1g Tue first seven months. aud
lEsn Travelled in the same district
..- q period Of three months. Being
"a Appointed 10 preside over the
'ia'iia district, he found here 1.-THE
'ises- district on the island many
'leJlrazins Signs. The people
.t.hcs quite large amount OF IT,
.-irs- 10 the work Of the Church,
.li hagea great desire 10 iDvesti-
-'." tae truths Of the Gospel. seven
.''.s IMPAIRED Elder Smellie
lH ais re-Ern from New Zealand.
.z1,-er rnellie informs us that
..= RS enjoyed his mission exceed
.-=.F. and comes back in the best of
-ga--g.
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PEOPLES POLITICAL MEET
'-RtS:: 81
Times, Places aud Speakers In salt
Lake County.

Il
Meetings in the interest Of IL,
Peoples Party viii be held 4.
announced below, ami the public
are respectfully invited to attend
them. Committeeman and othel
active members Of the parry are re.
quesled 10 circulate the news and dc
all that is in their powerto secure
large assemblies and arouse general
Interest. The speakers will please
take notice OF their appointments,
as they will not probably receive any
other notification. In case Of the
inability OF any speaker 70 attend
no should al once inform the Secre-
tary OF the Peoples Territorial Cen
trail COMMITTEES: 80
THURSDAY, ocT. 80.
SOUTH JORnAS, including Her
RIIAN: Royal B. Young, John
G. Mnckay, j. w. Eardley, Isaac
Harrison, Jr-, Jos. l.. Williams.
TAYLoRsvIuLE, including GRAN
CIR: L. a. Mitchell; job Reading,
VIC. 4. Smoot, Jr., j. l.. NebeEeF.
-, Ffrt,AY, cor n.
DRAPER: Il. +. Cummings, Jr.,
]. Oliver, J. e. Cutter, $.
l.. Howard. r1
RTvERTOS, Including BLVHF
DALE; Joseph Felt, Robert panzie,
a. .. Geddes, N,els Lind.
PLEASANT GREEN. -including
HUNTER: John @. Mackay, o. p
Miller, Heller Bennion, VIM. Brad
ford. -..ii ri p 80. -3I ,lals
MuJNTAtN DEIt. l.. @. HARDY,
q. II. wOuliey, George NJ Spencer.
vs S1TURpsy, Fov.i.
MURRAY, Including UNION and
BgTLEE; b. +. Cummings, Jr., w.
w, Merrill, Royal KsYouus, w. e;
"a. SnlOOt, JT. 50,
hRRIGHIoS, :, including NoRTH
PoIST; j. q. Cutler, Esber Ben
nion,tHenEy Crane SEA g. -.i.s
-'b i-Iii MDSbAY, Nov. 5. ans
SANDY: S. a. Kenner, Hugh
Watson John Ilebfum, q. \.
w6clley, Christian PetersOn.
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peputy Registrars.

The Utah Commission yesterday
appointed the following deputy reg
istrars: Syracuse, Davis Comfy
John Gale; Steed Precinct, DAVIS
County, z. p. Terry; Bana9ipn'
Rich County, John Snowfall; .ich-
field SEWER County, w n. & Tar 9. 9;
Promontory, Box Elder County, 1.
T. kay, T.. a. Munsee.
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The County Cisrkship Case.

The case Of Ferguson Vs- Allen
involving the Office of cocnty CLERK
Of this county, IS set for Monday
Nov. 3. Instead OF the date hereto
foF. unbilHbed. Witnesses In the
case should govern Ihem7elYs- as'
carllingiy,
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urY &ri.g3sTs'!gysrs.-

THUEspAS; Gt'T. ~. 11
NISlI iWAzD: ]. @. Cutler, w
IL. Rowe, II. s. W0oliey.
SECOND WARE j. II. Plul,
! Hagii katson. q. ER,,Hatdy.
EIGHTEENTH WARD: u. Mcken'
zie, Elias A. Smith, Thomas Hull
ELEVENTH WARD: n. ". Wells,
L.G. Hardys George N. CannGn.
All tie meetings will commences
at go pm.
X. $. RICHARDS, Chairnn2r-
ID. MCKESZIE, Secretary.
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the Mountain Ice and Cold
Storage Co. take pleasure Ia IN
nouncing 10 the public that their ice
manufacturing plant IS now In sue
cessfnl operation, and that they are
prepared 70 furnish distilled artesian
wafer ice IN any quantity desired.
The absolute purity Of the ice is
guaranteed.
The public are cordially inviied
to visit the works OF the Co. ut No.
SOS. Third West Street.
Inquiries NAV De made a. the up
town Office, No. 81 East, SeCnnd
South Street. DIFF
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RailSm's Micrsbe Killer cures
diseases by removing the cause. IL
Is Derfecliy harmless. s41-' 3
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Wanted oae Ton Besssas,
10 JOHNSON, PRATT 4. %
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The New Sofa Bed il Tie best for
Offices nhd Physicians.
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ADVICE To 5,cr,IERs

should always DC Esed for children teeth
Inc. u rootaef tae rhild- sCitcns The gums,
allays ali pam, ceres wrlf coils, and is the
heat reInedy for elrzE .i.la- Twenty-Five
cents hottie d@a.i yrty
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Go,o sfrScER, BYwATER & Co,
opposite City Hall, for Tin Roofing,
Gntterinc, Scouting, Stoves anu
Tinware, etc.
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Merehuuts' CoIleetion Company,
Incorporated
ATAKES 4 SPECIALLY or COLLECT
vi M Bills, Notes. Accounts Of long
. ndIuE due By resiaent debtgrs, or those
IA a. .ining States.
Charges nlocer4s@=by per ceutage on
actual collection
AARON ;. POST. MauaScr.
EOcIn a. wH-etrh Eullrin-. =, ~ Ftnv 70
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AN diseases that are the result Of
Microbes can be euTtu ~ using
MicTObe kiiser., ciCi
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tesobeF-''NVbat i the difference
,"een hlpei and a guadruped9r
rH1r' $ holsr-"rwo feet
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Buy your drugs Of THE boys,'
Johnson. Pbatt & Co., - MIN St
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The Patent Sofa Bel at San
berg's Furniture Co., i as fiae Par
lor Sofa as can lie found. Come
and sse It. iDS w, south Temple.
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a safe esrra + .zs,rsysss nr,y.

Thousands sEake . PRACTICE o. tax
ing DIR. David Re8nedy's Favorite
Remedy, Of isoudogt,. y. y, when
ever they haze s5iDI-toBns Of possible
sickuess. ard through the prompt
action OF this T-hIarsable Fsiedicire
they ars fsally meyer H. IL "a. =
perfect safeguard against ali forms
or rnaleyla; sicF and neryOus heacs
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hs7TftFIrrss 49, $3.50 ee.ss
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I BrothtrGeorsc &. Byuatcs read tpc 5th
.ua s.a ssrses ~ NE fsth ohapfr Of
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have 4 brilliant IDEAL mi
Thompson-wliat Is IT,
Johnson--I bavegSt a lntent on.
new style of marriage ceTthcair
Ii has a divorce coupon attaf he'd 10
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sTATE 81 Y. d. AIARGEl.-rs.
Gel a wIf5s5- do5t "a d 2 c. VI. 1

For ali kifitis Of fevers use Rad
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70 give satisfaction. - -i,f.fef 81
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Rooms. % and 50 Wasatch Building. salt
fasr city. Also, Anthony, hansas and
.Nuseauue, Indian Territory.
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sc.,er % oar Pn,r ,,l,

Not having any Telephone, our
clslDnets Hill please leave vrdefs et
SsG-yetts' Bt6's, Rc1k Store, or al
Philip n::=---eiss' Wine Depot for
AIsrgetts' lAlei and Porter, also for
Malt and -HeFs.----i--4.-
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WE HAZE MoVED Eek

WE HAVE MOVED BACK
10
The Constitution Building,
No. So MAIN ST.
JOHN c, CUTLER & BRO.
Agents,
PROVO WcoIeu Mills, Provo,
and Deseret Wooden Minis.
Salt Lake City.
A Full Stock OF
HOME-M ABE WOODEN
GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
br57 Call ard SEQ US.
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