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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-09
OBTRUSIvE Conduct
toi.o"ed ny impairment AbuSs. nv
Liberal Politicians.

n Liberal rally in connection with
The approaching school election wa.
held In the FiReenth Ward last
evening. Its projectors and narti.
cipants were guilty Of conduct .,
which they ought to be ashamed.
Learning that Bishop Elias Morris
was party associated with a differ.
encs that atose - connection with
the meeting, he WIS interviewed
this morning by representative of
the NEWS, to whom he made the
following plain, straightforward
statement Of the occurrence:
Yesterday afternoon I was in
formed that the Liberal party in
tended 10 have a rally a. ,he Fit.
teeu:h Ward meeting house. and
that load Of kindIing wood, paper,
shavings and other materials for
bonfire had been already placed on
the ward property, situated about n
rod and a half between the meeting
house and the janitor's residence.
Upon hearing this, / at once went
and saw the Mayor upon the matter,
telling him that ] did not think it a
very wise thing 10 make a bonfire
in such place, especially as It was
private property. also point
ell out that the risk would
be doubly great during the present
excessively hot weather. Mayor
Scott suggested that / should go and
speak with tine Marshal. ! did 20,
and repeated 70 him What had said
TO the mayor. Marshal Young
agreed with me that Il would be a
most unwise proceeding to light a
bonfire in the spot contemplated,
and remarked, further, that the par
ties had no right 10 do 50. He COM |
therefore, with the
Of the Literal committee,
stating the views which he had I
expressed 10 me on the I
subject,
! visited the place shortly I
before the hour arranged for the I
commencement o: the meeting, |
and with the assistance Of few /
others removed the lumber, shaw
Iugs. etc, TO the other side Of the
hitch. When the band arrived, ac- 4
by several members Of
he Liberal party, | stated that /
md my friends had no desire what
ever TO intrude upon their proceed
ngs. but, NJ the same time, pointed
,ut that the promoters OF the affair
iad no business 10 make a fire upon
private ground. ThereupOn Re
order II vans commenced to bubble
With me. and said II was very
mall business for me tn 20 and
consult the mayor upon. / replied
o this observation by asking him TO
whom | should 20 If not TO the
mayor or marshal in the event Of
TO property being re-
iuired. Furthermore, | assured
iim that I had not come there TO
luarrel or dispute with anyone
hat all I wished was a fair and
lear understanding upOn the mat
a., and that having thus remOns-
rated they could now 80 ahead
With their meeting. The materials
or the bonfire having been cleared 4
VI, / walked away. lat | have
ince learned that abuse was pretty I
RELY heapel upon me after left.
may state that when ! waited ~
N the Mayor and Nlarshal, both
treated me- with every
and after hearing what !
Iad 10 say, told NE that they had
lready received a similar complaint
rom another source.
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The Lawn Fete.

The lawn fete 10 DC given tomor-
row evening at the beautiful gardens
OF Mrs &. J.. Dye, Twentieth Ward,
by the Woman's Suffrage Associa-
ton, promi scs 10 lie a grand affair
We understand an excellent pro.
gramme i being prepared, consist
ing 81 songs. ccmpOsed for the &C.
casiOn, TO he rendered by SOME Of
the best local singers recitatiOns,
speeches, etc. There will also be
music and dancing. The fact that
the names Of Mrs. Lizzie F. Young
and Mrs. T. q. Webber head the
lis; OF the refreshment committee
assures the success Of that depart
men;. The invitation cards are
neatly printed in gilt. They are all
issued, the ladies Of the association
having been busy delivering them
for the past few days.
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THE RECEIVERS REPORT.
Judge RosbOronsh viii Investigate
the Items Therein.

NJ I0 O'Clock this morning Judge
!. b. Rosborurgh, Attorneys &. :,
Varlan, F. :. Richards, lie Grand
Young and +. = Williams. and a
few other interested parties, assemb,
Led in the small room in theWasaiCh
building usually occupied 10y the
grand jury. Judge Rosborough is
the appointec Of the Territorial
Supreme Court for special examin-
eT and commissioner 10 inquire into
the report which Mr.. Dyer was
ordered To- make, as receiver in the
Church case. and which was pub
lishtd in the NEWS on Monday.
1t was this examination that
caused the assemblage referred To,
and after brief wait, Judge RCs-
borough began proceedings by read
ing the order Of the court appointing
him tD office.
Mr.. Earian said he represented
the government, and rs he was
pressed with the duties 81 his Office,
he desired postpOuement till Mon
day next. Mr.. Williams inquired
whether evidence was 10 be taken
upon each item OF receipts and dis
bursements. and Mr.. Young wanted
to know IL the examination was 10
be dragged out to All interminable
length, or was it likely 10 he accom-
plished within a week.
Judge RosbOrOugh said that he
thought it proper for the govern
meut to be heard first, and make
such inquiries as its representative
might deem proper. Then, rs eX-
amincr. he would carry the investi-
CATION farther as he might think
necessary, there being several items
that should be looked into. He
then declared the examination post
poned till Monday next.
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4 LII PERSONS AKE HEEEBN
~ warned. uudcr the penalty provided
by ordinance, not TO remove the body OF
any dead animal, or oral, or nth OF any
DESCRIPTION. WITHOUT first notifying the
CITY >cayenEer. who Will issue directions
tor IT, disposal.
WILLIAM SHOWEII.
City s-sSengcF. Room q. CIty Hall.
April I5fh 81 1T
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II. DINWOODEY
is READY

FOR BUSINESS AGAIN,
And will be pleased to have
the public generally and all
his old customers call and
see him at Calder's Music
Palace, the Calder Estate
having kindly allowed him
to use part Of their store
where he has opened out 2
New and Beautiful Stock Of
Carpets and Parlor Furni-
ture. All orders will receive
most careful attention. He
still has the 8 5 employees
with him ready to execute
any order.
Give him a Call.
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RAILWAY WRECKS.
One Man Is Killed anu OILERS ate
Injured.

Train No. 5I9 was wrecked abOu
sixteen miles east OF Shoshone on
the Oregon Short Line, last Sunday,
resulting in the death Of one man
and the injury Of Others. The train
was a double-header, and was com.
ing down the hill al a high rate OF
speed The rear axle Of the tender
on the head engine broke, and
got under tine drivers OF the
engine next to the train
The engine ahead kept the track
but the other ami several cars went
into the ditch. ]. NJ. Walker. the
fireman was severely injured about
the head aud arms, and a cash ten
inches long cut in his leg, besides
being terribly bruised about the
body. Two st0ckmsn whose names
could not be learned, were severely
injured about the head and body.
one Of them having his collar bone
broken. Another stockman, Milo
G. Wilson. was killed outright, his
body being caught under a car. The
injured men were brought TO the
Union Pacific hospital in Ogden
where their injuries were attended
10, ...
A wreck occurred on the G. T.. at
Lucine siding, between Ogden and
Wells, Nevada. last Sunday morn
ing, by the fast mail which left here
at 80 a. m. and a freight colliiiHg.
The freight had headed in ON the
siding and left the switch open.
The fest mail makes about fifty
miles an hour at his point, to get
run at the hill. Engineer Burleigh
saw his danger, reversed fine engine
and applied the air, but not before
the trains were together. Both en-
gines and several ears We're badly
damaged and fireman had his arm
broken. The passengers were badly
shaken up but none injured. Ply
siciaDs from Wells and Ogden i'm
went TO the scene Of the
wreck, and attended the injured.
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Historical Record.

Numher six, or the June number
q; the Jiisioricai Record i out con,
tanning full aud detailed account
Of the return Of the pioneers Of 1871,
from the Great sal; Lake Valley tc
Winter Quarters. Together with
preceding numbers, :his gives a
more complete history Of the
Pioneers than any hitherto pub,
lished. The information is derived
from the private journals Of Pnesi
dents Heber G. IiimbIll and Will
ford Woodruff, Elder William Clay
ton and others, and is strictly au-
thentic. The Record ought 70 lie
well Iatronized 10y the LatteT-day
Saints.
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Police Court.

Glowing cases were oon.id-
h. Nelson and John Clark are
s.-, arrest On a charge of petit
:., ~ I. Parsons, charged with
IN the peace, was allowed to
e,.-- r., oSn recognizance till 3 p.
iii ''"' when his case will be
h,a .i5.,. Miner. arrested for house
ea-is.'', mad his examination
,lsisei Today. He was dis
cs a. tai Of W. A Hilton and
.tiing , GSh' on a charge OF dis
'tei n N Peace, WAS held, and re-
Bl,irI,!lh sir sequitlal.
';le ~ lay: Huh. Haw-
a,'iag ,. unler arrest charged with
Gs ys,oh'erfeit moneys
,;',sp,,. ina, man left 5 forshis ap-
,3'lnganr-ay' 10 answer charge
Sslt,s.ilness. It was forfeited.
Stssir -. Zen Migrants are await
/ ~, < ~ will labor to the
q = Tor having been
%i1B wagner was convicted
'li'f' i 10 battery aud was fined
'F "ili pay IN labor.
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O uITUA1Y,

IEEENAS.-OH the 9Th OF July. l-@l. IT
the residence Of her soa. IN Herman, salt
lake County. SISTER Freeman. The de
ceased va bora February 18th. lsc5. and
Wa baptized IN the year ISIS, N Galloway
Csanty, Kentucky. by President MILFORD
Woodruff She experienced the persecu-
iioas Of tho Saints IN Missouri and n inois.
and came TO Utah in ls5l. having lived with
her son in Herman for the past fifteen
years. The de ,cased, who was / daughter
% George and NEucy smoot and sister Of
President 4. o. >mooI, Leaves twelve child
reH, ninety seven grandchildren and ll9
great grandchildren. She died a. she had
lived, a faithful Latter day saint-.CoN.
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FOR RENT on LEASE.
WE ADVISE QUE. FRIENDS

{ITHp SEED ANYTHING N THE
w CiothIrE line 20 cell upon Baton 4
o.. 80 Main 81. where they vii fud q vel
elected stock 90 meme and hJF-' suits
1yergl-, hats. caps, shirts, etc, az very low
Trces. This LTm i- reliable and Will treat
0g right. DR.
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From Connecticut.

This morning Mr.. b. l.. Slayuer,
recently arrived from New London,
Conn, made brief call upon VS.
He is a merchant and has come
west with the intention Of opening
business and settling down in this
locality. He was accompanied 70
our office by Mr.. Arthur Stayner,
Of whom he is a distant relative.
Our well known tOwnsman is note,i
for his broad physical proportions,
while the gentleman from Connec-
ticut is unusually tall, the length
and width Of the Stayner branch
being thus adequately represented.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-09

5.Rlnu., Of Echg Valley,
zss tsTs.ei saturday night by
-tsI >,sleS Marshal Mcclellan on
- -Z-se %! unlawful cohahitstiun.
Hess examined before Commits
--sr '5-la al oS,ien, and bound
-7E-lFaf TIT action Of the grand
~ g. >Ai LAKE.. in the sum Of
.a rlils his alleged wives were
H-I-. - IL S2N1 each.
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4 Baby Hurt.

Shortly before noon today, an in.
FAINT aged about eighteen months,
the child Of t. o. Jones, Of the
Eleventh Ward, fell down the stair.
way leading from the sidewalk 70
the basement under the Deserei
National Bank. The child was
considerably shaken up and bruised,
hut a physician said y was not dan
seronsly injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-09
tiIpas Man Arrested.

II. w. Kearney, an attache Of Nc,
MahOn's circus, WAS arrested by
Officer Shepherd last night about II
O'Clock on Twenty-fifth Street, Og.
den, for attempting - pass counter
felt money. kearney had attempt.
Ell TO pass s. counterfeit note in a
little fruit store near the corner Of
Twenty-fifth street and Lincoln
Avenue. Officer Shepherd was put
on his track and took him TO the
city prison. Kearney denies know
ing that the bill was bogus, and
says he had no intention 20 defraud
any one. He was TO have hearing
to-day.
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LOST.

IN THE ssTH DAY or JUNE. A PUG
" Dog without collar. The finder will
be rewarded by returning 70 % L. l.
BEiEGER AZ is, Ia; 1T south. DIFF
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OF f,e.I /, Xen Market.

Fred j. May hss OPENED up ut No
81 Commercial Street, y bare he will
sell the choicest Beef and Mutton
from the best herbs and fiOcks Of the
Territory; also Lamb, Veal and
Pork from the best grades. Delicious
and wei s>,seued Sausages Of all
kinds. Sailed, rrs>d ami Cured
Meat, 10th Beef and FO-i- Tele-
phone No. 90. Meats promptly De
Iiyarpd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-09
gosiHs ihe Temples.

n 7sTaHse &. o number Of in
In. vs TeFHblisa the dates for
-sa-zg o. the Temples:
uia Temple, July Is 10 Hugust
l.ll Temple, July IS TO august
>-re;-e I,71p'cr August i to
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poem.

1He transition from long, linger-
ing and painful sickness 20 robust
health marks an epDch in the life Of
the individual. Such n remarkable
event is treasured in the memory
and the agency whereby the good
health has been attained is CRATE
fully blessed. Hence il is that so
much is heard in praise of Electric
Bitters- SO many feel they owe
their restoration 10 health, TO the
use OF the Great Alternative and
Tonic. n you are troubled with
any disease Of Kidneys, Liver or
Stomach, OF long or short standing,
you will surely find relief by use Of
Electric Bitte-s. Sold at soc. and 81
per bottle at A. c. Smith & Co.'s
Drug Store. 3
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-09

Are women; their delicate organ
iEations being particularly suscepti-
BILE to arrangement and disease. DR..
Kennedy's EsvorIte Remedy, Of
Rondout, Y. l., puriies the blood,
invigorates the system and fortifies
il against the diseases incident b.
age, climate and season. IL Is the
hest medicine in tbs world. Keepi it
In the house for your children's
sake, as well as for yoUr own.
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n,f.rm!iy From nrtEhy. disease

-, f"rm!iy From BTt=hI~ disease.
:. u. BU,siTk, Of Dcrnarest,
y. J.. says Aug. "a. ISIS: DIR.
David Kennedy's Favofite Rem
,-dy. II RoniOut, y. V, has cured
our daughter Of Bright's Disease,
after all other means had failed.
She was 50 swollen that she meas
ured - inches around the waist,
and Is inches fellow the knee. To
say that We feel thankful for such a
boon as Favorite Remedy is hut a
poor expression Of the feelings Of
grateful parents.
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TaksB 10 PriSer.

'Es-Guc two prisoners were
1"sE -Tn from ogIe and
rssiu--rlnitenuary in default
TtL e-s was isd. NicCafrey.
7s.s lg.e Noel in an Ogden
E7-isl -avs ago. His hail was
IsEStt. NOel's wound was
= bought 20 Toe fatal. but
7tsl1v a reliability that he
liver. The other individual
% DE eui'sgt!aTy list night
p -fa igvg.>. who was caught
-at o. U'JgInga man, and was
IN The SUM %. 5000 20 await
c-slri jurv'- action.
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Suicide.

At American Fork yesterday al
terneon, travelling physician
named Emil HusSerl committed
suicide by taking morphine. In n
note left by him he said he had
found life TO he failure, and a. he
had no relatives in this country, he
desired some one to give him de-
cent burial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-09

Not having any Telephone, oul
customers viii please leave orders al
AIaryetts' BrOIs. Bow Sto.e, or al
Phillip Margetts' Wine Depot foi
Margetts' Ale and Porter, also fol
Malt and HOPS.
Estate Or r. Il. MARGETTs.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
E.late Of - s. snLlh. g.

Estate Of Jane :. smith, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned. executors OF the Estate
OF Jane :. smith, deceased, 70 the cred
Itors %. and all persons having claims
against the SAID deceased, 10 exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within ten
month"; after the Grst publication Of TN. no
tee, TO the said Wtlfori Fcw'cs smith, Al
his residence. No. :ts West 7th south sweet.
salt LsiSe tIty. IN the County % saIt Lake,
Utah TERRITORY.
Dated June > lrd, ls9l.
HENRY JOB SMITH,
WILFOED FOWLES SMITH,.
Executors % the Estate Of Jane : smith,
deceased. 4 law5w
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-09

Pain and dread attend the use Of
most catarrh remedies. Liquids and
snutis are unpleasant rs well rs
dangerous Ely's Cream Balm is
safe, pleasant, easily applied into the
nOstrils, and sure cure. 1t cleans
Is the nasal passages and heals the
infiamed membrane, giving relief
at once. Price Soc. q
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F. AyHRBACB & BRO.
EXTRAORDINARY SPECIAL SALE!
Entire @ 5fpare Dye ghtest shade best quality reduced
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4 large lot Of silk Remnants, almost half price
PARASOLS! PARASOLS!! PARASOLS !

Chdrens s; reduced from 2oc Csc c,
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One lot Of Ladies Striped amt Checked Silk ongee Parasoi SlO re-
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Striped I.aso 81 80
one lot Of Fancy Lattice Umbrellas DO s reduced from Sl
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Pocket Handkerchiefs
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tanhrc Fancy Henstched Hand
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pOAl;D AND ROOMS IN PRIVATE
ID family for three adults. state accom-
mOdatiOns and price. Address care Of
NEWS. dH
A WOMAN To DO FAMILY WASHING
~ weekly a. resItence- Apply az Jla
East, south Tempe street. dtf
A GIRL THAT CAN COON GOOD
~ wages, AZ MRS J. l. BAwLtS> corner
First and b streets. DIT
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To our numerous patrons in Salt
Lake City, We take pleasure in ALI
nOuncing that We are fully prepared
to nil all demands which you may
make upon Us for our unequalled
Lager Beer.
SALT LAKE CRY BREwI:;G Co.,
JACOB MORTZ,
Gen'l Manager.
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.
E.taie q - narney. go

Ettate Z Royal DancyI tcccatci.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY IHE
~ undersigned, Royal T. Young and
Royal 4. Barney, executors 81 thu e.taie
Of Royal &. Barney, deceased. TO the
creditors of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, To exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers within ten
months after the frst publication OF tins
notice, TO the said Royal u. Young. NJ =
: last Temple street. salt Lake CITY. m
the County OF salt Lake. Utah Territory.
ROYAL h. YOUNG.
ROYAL a. BARNEY,
Executors of the cstatc OF Royal Barney
deceased
Dated July End, $50 dlawjw
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uIiiiam,- tusIraIi. n Herb riII>.

lfgOU are Yellow, Bilious, con
stipated with HeaGache, tad breath,
drOwsy, no appetite, look out your
Liver is out Of order. One hoX Of
these Pills will drire all the troubles
away and make new being Of you.
Price * cents. Zion Coop Nicer.
Inst. Drug Dept, Agent DDS
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FRAGMENTS.

! : .,ockholde,z meetin!
+. :: ms evening, in II. {
4 hoe f''toFy, -. o-,.n W..
f,Ff.isj carly yesterday NOR
"a s:i55ut IS taken
rr;' - ,,,,-plng rock laying wa
THis l no The Teusi-le, the work,
-,szlsl . q, s,,, cage on the sOutheas;
1''D'" -,,,ed Richard CaUdell
4 ~ ~ ap last night by a higii ;;
- - and relieved oil = 1Sii
- u Union Fscihc fast train
TaD'l a., was delayed several
m i7 l..s Elrpiug snowshed east
fTraus'or'
srrs PRATT was serie''ziy
Jai lrr--.,eriay, - Nelson 4
l'a - sable, by . 200 pound
Fl 5t,''rfsl.lng from the loft and
~ 81 Bin On tie shoulders
,,,.- friends Of DR.. James
- =. will regret to learn
:. r-osrrated with typhoid
. . condition was reported
icing such As 70 csHse
aIis'y'
7fernoor fo- GlenwoUd /
dorado. lie goes to |
- s1ily 10 Salt Lake, which |
s1akizs his future home. !
f-ggu ay team, rs he has a
+ horses 70 bring in :
ming. st tho conner Of
,,-j Sath Temg!e streets, two
I. - -s-. % the warm Springs
=o,.. - t.,euSht Of way on the
NJ sbsv we're going in op-
II = ..---dg1, and toward each
'- e. rzne in collision, and
'f-' -. -, -,.-sr,ers a severe shak-
ar ~ ar We're slightly |
f1s D.
ds1lce+
..-,s-s-s 10 the ease of Wn, Y.
81, - administrator Of tire estate
80 80 n'Harc rs. toe egien
,e.r F,ilgar Company, were filed
~ CIsrs Rsche, u TIE supreme
- t.4sv. Iris i the case
-. NJ. 6-Ra-r was killed on the
- sr5E Railway, and his
.-,,.rsi ter $4,000 damages. The
= ,T5wg5 them Sjai0, ami the
-rsr selT any appealed. /.
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Held r Theft.

ne afternoon, IN the case Of
Az, garl charged with grand
nv. Commissioner Greenman
her 70 answer n the grand
Fail was fixed at $1,000, aHd
,5ecrgM rot ind sgre;ieS, she
a.-fal 70 the peuiteHtisrv.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


A No. f.ivHr aspJ or Building
Clay, address Cyrus =. Coli, care
Of z. C.. NJ. l., 5. l.. City, VINO viii
furnish you from one to IN, 600 loads.
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Ladies' Stylish Bathing Suits Bathing Caps and Combination Shoe
and Stocking, at Popular Prices.
Ladies' Wraps Reduced OUe-lIalE
Sattines! Sattines! Sattines

English makes in the most novel and attractive
designs 2c Per yard; all odds the choicest
bargains offered
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THE DOCTORS HAVE COVE

4 Staff NJ Eminent English
Physicians and Surgeons have ar
rived in Salt Lake City, and
will permanently locate at then
residence, No. lS5 +. First South
Street. All who visit these emf
nent doctors before August Ist will
receive servicesuntil September LIST,
free Of charge. The only favor de-
sired is a recommendation from
those whom they cure. They treat
all diseases and deformities, but in
no instance win an incurabIe case
be accepted. II your disease is be
yOnd all hope they will frankly tell
you so; also, caution you against
spending more money for useless
treatment. Remember the dates
and 60 early, for their offices are
crowded from morning till night.
Office hours from Q a. m. 10 =. M.
Sundays, ~ a. IN. TO , p. m.
P.S.-This Governmental Staff Of
Physicians and Surgeons is incOr.
pOrated by an Act Of Legislature. :
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-09

In buying HOODS Sarsaparilla, fol
1t is everywhere recognized as the
standard building up medicine
and blood purifier. II has won its
way 10 the front 10y its own intrinsic
merit, and has the largest sale Of any
preparation Of its kind. Any honest
druggist will confirm this statement.
III you decide TO take Hoods Sarsa-
parilla DO not be induced 10 buy any
thing else instead. BE sure to get
Hood's.