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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-23

The latest. largest aud b,st must.
al work yet fublishc'l ia The Terri
tory. containing 4 tune for every
.icce in the L1itar-t-- Saints
Hymn Book, has been issued from
Tie DEsFRET NEvs yresS. aud is
E0w for sale in different styles Of
binding:
.srrr Covered Ec1riz, Cloth Back,
$40 each ~ slt.rl fsr JUz.
Cloth Bound. Sl.i' e5Ch. SiT.Ol dOz.
Cloth and Leather Bound, SI.Tn
each, Sls.ol Per doz.
Fun Morocco Gilt, $50 each, $500
per doz.
II sent by mail Is ccl's per hook
additional viii be charged.
The lest musical talent in the
rrrrit - has been cri-i0yUi In the
arrangement and compilation Of
the work. which contains the
choicest Of the sacred melodies 20
which the Lat;er-daySaints' Hymns
have i,een sung in the past, and a
rich collection OF original tunes,
many OF which are sure to become
favoriies rs soon rs known.
There are go pieces OF music,
with words accompanying, in the
Psalmoiy, making it a large and
valuable COX.
Not only should every choir be
July supplied with this remarkably
eheaa and most excellent work, bat
K j. equally well adapted FOR home
u.s.. aili no family in which music
Is understood or cultivated should
be without it.
In ordering, state how you want
Them shipped.
Address: DEsERET NEWS Co,
salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-23
FREE LECTURES
And Public Healing Of the Sick.

DIR. Smith, the magnetic physi-
clan, who Is permanently located at
| No. 30 south, West Temple Street,
will continue to heal the sick free OF
charge ut the Grend Army OF the
I Republic Hall on west second South
I Street, every morning from 10 10 IL
O'Clock. until next Wednesday
morning. Wednesday and Thursday
mornings the Doctor viii deliver y
Z free lecture 10 women only at the
above nail. The lecture will begin
each morning at 10 O'Clock. SHARP.
Every lady. young anu old, should
20. All are invited. On Friday
aud Saturday mornings the Doctor
will deliver a free lecture TO men
only. In the hall and at tine same
hour. Every man, young and old,
should 20. Those who do not will
miss a rare treat. Admission free.
DIR. Smith Is performing many
wonderful cuTes; eases Of Rheumat-
ism, Bronchitis. Eczema or salt
rheu'sl, Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Neural
gin and many other forms Of disease
are rapidly recovering under his
wonderful magnetic treatment. The
Doctor will give n written guarantee
to permanently cure every case Of
hernia. blind. bleeding or itching
Piles, vericOcele and hydrOceIc, ne
undertakes. DIR. Smith treats all
forms Of chronic disease and cure
fibroid, ovarian and malignant
tumerS. including cancers, without
the use Of the knife and without
pain.
The Doctor has cured epilepsy Of
nine years standing simply by the
laying or Of hands. Tine sick and
afflicted viii never have another
opportunity like the present 10 be
cured. Consultations free AZ his
parlors, No. 253 south, Wes: Temple
Street, from 9 a m. until p. m.
daily, except Sunday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-23
Charles Frank Pardoned.

Charles Frank, OF Logan, Cache
County, vino has been serving a
term in the peui,entiary under SEN
tence for infraction OF the EdmunIs
act, was today paTi0ued by Trcsi-
dent Harrison. Executive clemen-
cy was based upon 4 certificate from
Dr.. Hamilton, the prison physician.
to the effect that Brother FrauS j.
suffering from CONSUMPTION and
would soon die II not released from
confinement; also upon q recon-
mendatiOn OF Distric. Attorney Va
rian. \ petitioa Of the peonle OF
Logan also figured in the aIpiica-
ton.
The SOlicitor-GeneTal teiecraDheI
the action OF the President to Mar
shall Parsons, AMI the prisoner was
released this afternoon. He was con-
veyed. in the meantime, 70 the Dss-
eret Hospital, where he VIII remain
until tomorrow, when he viii, 1t Is
expected, be taken TO his home IN
Logan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-23
Died When Drunk.

\ little after eight O'Clock on Sat
urday morning, while in the rear of
the building, the office boy of Car
yer Brothers, ON Tweuty-fourth.
between Grant and Washington
Avenue, found a man lying on the
stand apparently drunk. Heimme-
diaiely informed Officer Geiger.
who was found on the corner Of
Grant and Twenty-fOuTth. Pro-
Ceeding to tbe spot he lifted the man
up to rouse him from his drunken
stupar. The man opened his eyes
anu staring the officer full in the
face fell back in his arms-dead.
Coroner Iarkin was notified at
his home and shortly afterward ar
rived and took charge Of the bndy
Ii proved to be the person Of Rich
ard O'Brien. He had lately come
from Ophir, roOele County, where
he had been employed for
some time. NJ. GregOr had known
him for five years and George Dali
ton had short acquaintance with
him. He was known 10 Toe a hand
drinker, although when sober very
industrious. lie reached Ogden
five days ago and since then he
had been on 4 protracted spree. and
II Is this, coupled with exposure,
that caused his death. When the
body was examined nothing of any
value was found on his person, not
even the pipe he was in the con-
slant habit OF smoking.
His remains were conveyed to the
eoroner's Office and prepared for
burial. During the afternoon they
were inferred, an inquest being
deemed unnecessary 1t was stated
that he had a brother in Tintic, and
he has been notified by telegram OF
his brothers demise.-Ogdsn Stand.
ard.
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Strange Case.

Ira, YVES q strange case which
rauIrup befC-. lLc Justice ol a New
NugE police court recently. IN which
r,a. black Er-ga IT.-aEer wh-u
asked his name Replied a. tia, ANT.
a-l other UGs-iiulaiu fluent German
-.-Gfi..-Iv ynaur'i i.H- uuIy i.is.;l
age H- Ia..,. The u..i characters
nam 3, ! .-..n ,-i-iuW.lz, and by
'g- ii..-i e. .i- life iu Berlin. o.
which place pee WIS brought ry lis
, E-rHt- s-rli-h- '.ou tHc
COMO g-..u. E..iuMlis ramc
fro u-.- county iut q lew weeks
ago. aud failing ia with hilc COM
Et.y- i."Iiausly Inclined. and
-.seiligE GIN. tongue 0f the Father
sui, . gEgui raru-in- expedition
g-r. iuu-I.a'cl which lasted Tor
many days finally ending in a
I-i.g- court Tine Justice before
whom Tire i.aTiaH-sl yakiug negro
was arsIirUgi wax - completely
GgrafaGUGe.i i'.Er De Instantly dis
missed ;Ie ir7l-grurU= offender.
ami 'with ;ha 49,. 81 trn cCu-; ia
t-T.s.er' administered uuiy @ mild
grnu.s. Tie ease IS declared ~
lawyers 90 re HuiqIr ia Tine police
court ANNALS 1s GJtham.-E-.
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Pnlice Hems.

The following lis, Of drunks wa.
attended 10 in the Police Court to
cay: Mike Murphy, David Brown,
Ge0fgc MyGinuis, Wn. Evans;
Thomas Quinn, 10 Morgan, John
Householder, John siaeguen, Brig
Nortensrn, Dennis Thompson,
Frank Meyer, George German,
James McCYnr. James Casey.
Frank Smith, W. J. Ryan, \. y.
Faruswnrth, Andrew Hooker. =
each, Richani Sold, Sl5; John
lOU"s au5 John Croker Slu
eac...
y man named SamueIs was
brought in On a charge Of petit lar
ccuy.
John Brady. George Martin and
James Brooks, for converting 4
Union Pacific hnN car Into 4 sleep
Ing apartment, were given ten days
in ia;i.
John Harvey, ". Thomas. Chas.
johnson, John Smith. William
smith and Gus King are under ar
rv~' for fighting.
l-rr- rer-sil, ON : charge of vac
raucy, ielt 50 for his appearance
tomorrow.
John Murray was fined 50 for
stealing a bUN Of cigars. lie was
pITtiaiiy intoxicated and went t.
his boarding Eoase, where ne took
up a box Of cigars AMI scattered
them about. For this be was ar
rested,
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abe NiN,inn Ei.IL

--..''s7-ie-.o olt.s nrsrr,.- w.. d
The farmers are very busy cutting ri,
.s'' grain, which viii Weld from
lie ami a LaIf To- ten bushels per
-''.. Fait is ais. very srar.e.
.s''Hes ani apples are a failure in
s'sat many lalt..
5.' theIa>t eight OF nine months
t-i'nE topic among the PEOPLE
uthsS Been how TO get rid Of
iH.c Il Mormon Elders, -
are called. The pulpi. and tin.
have been lrraycd against ms
=. liln-nding one thing and an,
- Tar anu feathers have been
~ freely taxed of for some time:
We have always found a friend
p, Iine II need. Then they
'sA; 7re could Toe expelled hv the
- ana even spoke OF giving us
.,,. ., leave. We thought. how
~. MAT where the evil one was
nm. : 5, hand 70 remove Us. there
- 'e some Of the blood of Israel
I'M. Hence with the help Of the
w We have tried to do our duty.
ami are gradually gaining ground.
H., nope ere long to ada some
~ ~ s9,ils 10 the fold of Christ.
r, ne Elders are searching in all
r. AM ROW and then find one
M, ~, j. willing to sacrifice the plea
-, VI This life, to have his name
~, out as evil" and suffer re-
IN ~ iar the name of Christ.
H. nave quite a number of good
Ia 49,. -. IL these parts-some a little
H. EEs5Iiliy in the shape Of darkies.
"a E-lers who have labored in the
sunny South will know What
a. y" ,.; are both well. for which we
l'uly thankful.
w. J. WILLARD,
o., G.. II. JEX.
Az, Guilford Co. y. G..
To-, SAT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-23

the Holy Ghost, you know it, and
when you hear false doctrine YOU
can detect that also. When we
heard the truth we were filed with
joy and truth. Every one born on
earth receives portion Of the
Spirit Of Cod 10 guide him. When
men receive the testimony %. the
truth. auL DO lot obey it, the Spirit
is grievcd and they turn aside.
Those who tribe with that testimony
will lose il. We should bold our
selves really 10 receive tine teach
ings Of God, that we may always
have the sweet influence Of the
Holy Spirit 70 be with IL.
sister Agnes Olsen Thomas sang
a solo. Come Thou and Help Me;''
the choir sang the anthem, 80. Give
Thank, So 1t.d thc coagre.aiion
united in singing the D0Sol0gy.
B-aciic.ion was offered by Coun-
selyr Joseph Z. Taylor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-23
DISFRANCHISEMENT BILL.
The Idaho Test Cath In Measure
for Utah.

WASHINGTON, June p. - Tie
Senate committee Or Territories
has determined &c report Cullom's
bill viii, tko new test oath, in for
Ctah. IN place Of the one in the Ed
mEnds-Tucksr act, with the recon-
nlendation that it Ice indefinitely
postponed. In Its stead the COM
mittee viii ADOPT The bill recently
reported 20 the Senate &c secure the
purity OF elections In Arizona 10
meet the necessities OF the case ia
Utah. Tat ill contains an oath
similar 10 the Idaho test oath. which
hiss h'-en sustained by the Supreme
Court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-23
Ile IpiOn PaciEc Rednrtinn

Hs,1tel in the News Of FRIDAY
81 -le Union Pacific reduction in
7oI-- o. labor. and in the
sL o.. men employed. has gon,
~. eject. In the operating de,
.'l,.nsni ia this city. however. in
''i % a reduction Of - ger cent.
2 contemplated in the general order.
.'i o. 90 men were discE rgeI.
d .e' direction Of Eicy-Presigsut
-.....lmr. or course there is mo
, .l-.' that the laying oil Of more
IAN one hirj Of the em.l1yes will
.'.'iie'o with thu working Of The
.,'., and that before a grcSt while
LyN men viii have % h,. nrIf nv,
NhlIe the most capable NJ Ibs ,iis'
,inarsea employs viii sem - IT, ~.
Sl.la' I,, yet viii tlis.ff. ii
wy officials some Inr,- ,i,,a i", a.
' 'ra.'1e Tie fact Al.Hs fine '' IT. ~
. ...'g a.9lt 100 mau hgr, nun
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Arrests in Cache.

William @. Gisley was a-rusJe.
f2r grand larceny by Deputy Mar,
shall Henry Milestone, at NIiIlv!il,
Canyon. Cache County, SATURDAY.
He was brought before Commission.
er Goodwin ~ Logan. and gave
bonds for his appearance before the
grand jury.
At Charleston. on Friday, Deputy
Marshal :. 5. Mcclellan arre-;,.,
William HinscocS for unlawful 60
hahitstion. His alleged plural wife
and himself were brought u Logan
and taken before Commissioner G.
{. Goodwin, who bound them over
10 await the sclion Of the gram
jury.
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! Burglary.

Last FRIDAY evening the residence
q Mr.. John >. Maxwell, OF Mil
Creek, was broken into and r9bhed.
NJ. Maxwell and his wife, with q
young lady who was visiting at
their home. wen. y an entertain
ment that was being given in the
Ward meeting house on that even
ing ami during their absence the
burglary was committed. Tie thief
entered th" house 10y : window in
the summer kitchen, and from
there easily gained access to tn,
house proper. he went through
tine bureau and found q watch anu
chain worth about SlT. and took
from 4 purse $50 in money. II,
also took puGse tine young lady
had dropped into a comb-case jus.
before leaving home, containing s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-23
funeral Serrise.

Yesterday forenoon the Sixth
Wand meeting house was crowded
TO its utmost capacity 10y those who
attended the funeral services over
the remains Of the late Sister Annie
l.. fTiesliey. The speakers on the
occasion were Bishop Alexander
NcI,lc. PEe>iICu: Joseph J.. Taylor,
aul Elgel John Nicholson, George
4. Lambert ami Arnold q. Giauquc,
who spoke If Jhr excellent charac-
ter ami faithiglEyss uf The deceased,
-HI administered words Of C0mf0T;
and sympathy % the bgre1vvG
family.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-23
LrveEng aEraSe.

To-day the Union Pacific has q
nunalicS Of teams near Black Rock,
tearing down the grade thr- wa,
put there last wei. Tor the Utah
Western. Itappears that there wa,
some question as 10 where the
boundary line of the Union Pacific
line was, and the graders for the new
line went beyond it. Then the
Union Pacific management started
the process of undeiBg the work
which had been done.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-23
The D. 4. and VI. Sorieiv.

the board Of directors Of the Des.
eret Agricultural and AIanufactur-
ing Society held meeting at the
office Of t. w. Lawrence. president
Of the society, on saturday evening.
The contract Tor additions to the
exposition buildings. made with
Bowman x R1Oklidge, amounting
to 50, 0ll. was approved.
Work on the artesIan well at fair
grounds. also the painting Of fences
anu sheds, was reported in progress.
The subject Of printing premium
lists was referred to committee.
Solicitation OF special premiums
was referred to Messrs Simon and
Wells. The committee Were author
lied TO increase the cash premiums
offered by the society to just twice
the amounts offered in lssg.
II was decided 10 hold the fair Of
loHt on five days in October next.
opening at +. IN. Monday, October
., and closing on Friday, October o,
At 10 ?. m, and that 4 Speeding pro-
/ gramme ne given at the Driving
Park race track on Saturday, Octo-
Der II.
Supervisors for 1890 were appoint
Ell As follows:
Glass A-forse-. p. Mason
Class B-Gattle---.-.-- --.--.S smith Parker
Class C->hccp and sEInc..A. u. HoIdaEsv
Class D-Poultry. fish and bees. u. n. Peter,
Gas E-AEucuitUral I'roducus..---.-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-23

TimI-riut IA Viatcom County.
Wlshiu -'nu. lays the RCrcs'c. viii
ou' I'"HH1i feet 20 the quarter
segtiou-wosiy Or. with a sprinS-
ling uf cedar. one !ir t-c, was 800
feet high ag.i 20 feet IN cirgumfeE-
rUee. }, WIS - feet 20 the first
limb. and go that point was 10 f., t
through. Much ~ ;Ge timjs- Land
OF this country viii yield l. pGI.UHI
feet 20 the loo acres. and there j.. 1t
a low estimate, sn average of l.jEp.-
"sl feet II lumber 90 tie square mile
Throughout. the country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-23
Caused by Tight Collars.

Or. Forster, director Of the Oph-
thalmie University at Breslsu, has
figured out a connection between
tight collars and short-sightednCss.
He ALLEGES that in three hundred
cases that has come under bis atien-
ton the eyesight had been affected
by the pressure OF such collars upon
the muscles of the neck, disturbing
the circulation Of blood 30 the head.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-23

Butte, June .1.-J3Wcs VI. Fish,
one Of MuutHuB's pioneers, and court
uailiTGnG under ,heriTUf the See.
Oui District Cuur. for a numier al
years mast. committed suicide herr.
This afternoon 10y shooting himself
In the hrir.. For three years he
hal suffered I-''h cancer Of the
stomach ami Vas scarcely able the
pas. few days 10 make his way %
the court hnu-r. He suffered terri
hle pain aud, since life WGs only a
matter %! 4 few days or a few weeks,
he decided tD uut himself out 81 his
misery. lie wGs 80 years Of age
and leavc~ e. widpy ami two chil-
lren.
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Kay and Wagon Burned.

This morning, just as the Union
Pacific train pulled out from the
hot Springs station, a load of hay
standing IL front Of ,'-r saloon
was seen TO ~ Oh fire. anu
soon the hsv EHd wagon were
a ccrlriete LIS. The railway
IcG aid il Was caused by some
smoker dropping the stump Of =
cigar in the hay, but the owners
say the Only smoking done Their,
was 10y the locomotive, .paFks from
which caused To-. ti2zs. The hay
vas being t-oaght in from njrth o.
town 1ir market.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-23
The rhnrrIr Prnnerir

Ia the Thin! District Court today
a melton 20 dismiss the cases eli
titled The United States vs. Ger
tain Pieces 81 i.lnl. etc, was set Tor
July -. The prUlr-iy referred 60 g.
the .I'higg Office, Historian Office,
and Carlo House grounds. and
Church Err-'.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-23
H. DlNWOODEY
IS READY

FOR BUSINESS AGAIN.
And will be pleased to have
the public generally and all
his old customers call and
see him at Cslder's Music
Palace, the Calder Estate
having kindly allowed him
to use part of their store,
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 6 ; employees
with him ready to execute
any order.
Give him a Call.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-23

James Marsh, Q. Asen, Nebraska
after an experience - four years In
selling Chamberlain's FEsn Balm,
says: .It is the best and mos. gsii-
able Imminent ever Produced" y
fifty cent bottle OF II will accomp-
lish more in the treatment Of rheu-
matism. lame back or severe sprains
than five dollars invested in any
other way. For sale by Z. {. NJ. l.
Drug Department.
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No. 20 SOUTH. WEST TEN
PIE STREET,

Is where we are now doing
business. We have a full
lie of HOME MADE WOOL
EN- GOODS, WHOLESALE
and RETAIL, and make
Gents Suits to order from
our celebrated Cashmere.
Shall be pleased to see Old
and new patrons.
JOHN C. CUTLER & BRO,
AGENTS, PROVO and DIES
Fret WOODEN MILLS, OPP
posits Grant Bro 5 Co. Sta
bleS.
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FRAGMENTS.

-..-,,sle Choir will meet
TiE ,--r,5re this evening, At
a-.- T.. BEEsLEH,
81 Conductor.
.-...ypsivate dispatch,
!i I'm. rsmTar 6 81 iEimi-
tlz. -ls r7g,l- CITY siEa a. II.
-l--' g. ~ are due 81 salt LaAe
81, On " &agsiay.
w.. .-.-,-- y , 5a. 1or q Trip to
rr, q Ne M5uuss'u sum
PIE Tfs-r; c s-sal,, = Mountain
n-l on Esirlslss a. ~ co. S,.' H.
n r-lir ss.Iss'v .he ! ta an, zen
, y. irr z D. 81. and Fe'aTH Al
.Tm.
r-s.-7jos Re--a5S have dis
.-r l.r.rrrsity Of Desert
s-z ,,r1.e-,5rs Paul no Sa.u
-5 7--suto. Its believed 'hal VI
30 49, # the gentleman 81
-rgsi the action vs. ias''' ''ie-!
no political ETg-l''-
.,.r..r+,,. lr..z-..- II the Eglug.i-
-. rr' ..u.-lbGte 90 tle
E-i,- ,r7I.-- De-. r5. .l7.raE -l'leTica %
~ .~r--e criticism on uie
~ rr -aesSe- Reel IN Congress
n, article IS au unusually s'fiNli.S
~-e hut every rI. ~. D. s.,...5.E-.
60 .0Grs'' 'i'' '.''''.
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-,- Eals-. j. IrluUcl, u thlia-
f.9p6s. In, mn-uinS. Tie i here
MAJ Vii, a-.rrE his relatives. ne
IA. in.r!az-i uy Brother " liiird
O.. -rgE. vino Is HlS ars;Ee5-iH-la".
- shis fr,, visi. q tiaA and MT
. za.aa rl.HT-r a..' sa.anr' ID.
r-guatry-
THr>- ilae County andina-
---e-Ger with the Non'gn
r8 Eili participate in an t2,...'-
80 % garfield ne.ieH fn5-aFroW,
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EE,Iu their 'iais. ne uniforms
81 .aTe .i's ,tlt y i.i me Iesu!a1
'al 90 ire % 'l.- ~. Ini.'
-at t-s 81. D" 'Alu'si'h-
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.. In. .r, win q Ya~ illustrated
..-. we If Us r-re-. I'm which
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-23

ID ile Third District COAT today.
'''se Zane tine uas occupied in
"s'.lils '7@ suit atje--- J. Murphy
:. 'I.sei-La Murphy fora divorce.
5 t,.s Ja-se granted Mrs.. AIuruhy a
- '9',t on THE ground Of cruelty.
'-i tiyii-l tlep-gFcrty.
s.l-e JUICE Anderson, the ap-
. ...-',! i'F The appointment Of =
~ TT u ~. t-uf W. II. Wood
gu y Whitney against the
i. Lawrence estate. was heard.
.''-e amount of documentary
'-'.''e 1eing introduced. The
"ss lot concluded.
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Home MiSsiaRa,ics.

The regular monthly meeting Of
the ScT.a missionaries Of The salt
! Silc stake Of Zion will be held on
wednesday, Juse 18th, at 7:3O nm.
\ full attendance is desired.
J. ID. STIRLING,
Clerk OF Stake.
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Notice TO Our Patrons.

Not having any Telephone. ori
customers will please leave orders Al
Margetts' Bros Book Store, or al
Phillip Margeits' Wine DepOt foI
NIargetts' Ale and Porter, also TOT
Malt and Hops.
ESTATE or r. +. MARSETTs.
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= i. Academy

Tie circulars Of the Brigham
Young Academy for the coming
school year are out and The mailing
list is finished hnyone desiring a
copy CO get it by addressing the
principal, DR.. Kari G. NIaeser.
Provo City.
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NOTICE

s.,r.s remple viii close for
: g. rem an Fdday. the 18th Of
no''-'', ,l.., and reopen for Os7!i-
august, ,--.,e-iav. i-h Of octo'er.
naa'fS. %. p. r. MCALILSSrGjRR:; ,
5y, T-tah. June Is lss9.
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HAMPTON. JONES & Co.,

Choices. Building Lots in market.
East side Liberty Park, 500 70
SlrHb.
Lots near corner 9Th West and
5.h South. : iT5 10 S53I.
Lots near corner sta West and 9th
South, S.Hu 10 S2p- fine fiOWin.
vel, may ur had ON any u the
above lots.
Firs. class business, prospective
NISiuess, Hnd acreage properties.
Jz.- Df'lce. - F.. Main Street.
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TEMPLE NOTICE

The mi ming. July Isth,and open
FnisE a. IN 80. work on Tues
asaz %. ;,., August 18th, 1899.
d'T % D,xIEL II. WELLS.
,r,>rr. June L. i
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President brigham YOunz's
InIfnr

Itis my intention to compile all
my fathers Letters for Publication,
aud | will be greatly obliged TO all
those who have such letters il they
will kindly forward them to James
:. Little, care JJUc.IiiC Instructor
Office, salt Lake City, that they
may be correctly copied. All such
letters will he most carefully
handled and returned safely 10 the
owners. Respectfully,
DIS JOIN W. GUC NC,
y Beautiful Assortment Of Ladies'
Gents and Children's Shoes and
Slippers just arrived at Peoples
Equitable Coop. DIFF