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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-06
City tOuneiimieaIi Firbt.

ihefe was scrapping match IN
the council chamber yesterday inn.
nediately after the adjournment ot
= secret session OF the City Council.
The meeting had 5eeG Iisc,s-,,,,
! various topics; how ami what are
notmatters ofpublic record: but one
OF thom was che sugject Of claim,
Il. Pembroke made remark on tn.
subject when w. r. Jane, in
dulged in observations that were con-
sidered a direct insult TO III. Penn.
broke. Tc the latter he said. ssYsu
would paw every one u these
claims, legitimate OF ho., u you had
your way" Mr.. Pembroke grew
wrathy at this, but controlling him.
self, he passed it of with the re.
mark, THAT don't go,n aud with a
few more words The afais dropped
for the TIME bcgg. Buttha was mo.
the end OF It. Mr.. Pembroke did moi
take klnuiy 20 the gra,uitous insult
offered. Twice before this, Mr..
James had made remarks 10 Mr..
Pembroke tbdt ysere not commit
meutary. The occasion was when
the latter advised the PAYMENT
OF a claim OF Mr.. Simpkjns, the
brick manufacturer. Then Mr..
James said it was his business 10
care for the city's Interests, and not
TO pay money out 10 friends. This
insinuati0n was regarded asunCal!et!
fOT under The pireumstapees. Later
I claim Of Vim. Carroilis came up,
and Mr.. James expressions on the
occasion Ct the discussion in the
Council. Thus the bad feeling has
existed for some time, and when
yesterdays event was added, It was
more than Mr.. Pembroke cOuld
stand. But he wanted 10 settle the
matter amlcably, 80 at the close Of
hesession he approached Mr.James,
and inquired whether IL was the
meaning OF the latter 10 say
that he, Pembroke, WINS \
thief. To this there was no direct |
reply, hut Mr.. James said that Mr.. |
Pembroke had misstated a certain !
matter in the Council. Then MIR. |
Pembroke wished 20 know whether
lie was 70 understand that he was
accused OF being a thief and a liar.
At this point Mr.. James anger had
risen 10 such pitch that be gave
way 10 II, and he slapped Sir. Penn
broke i'm The fiee. Tire latter turned |
very rud, Squared OF and made a |
Jump. Both went to the floor over /
a chair, and in less time than II |
takes to tel It, Mr.. James had LISTED /
on his countenGnce a black eye and /
several bruisss, where Mr. Penn /
luuke's r., iSi One in Violent
-OnlacG with his face.
The remaining members Of the
Council stool aghast till several
blows had been struck. Then they
discovered that the battle was b.
,Omiug desperate one, Cor the ur-
Ter man, and the next instant
evcEil councillors rushe,i IN ami
in Separating the
'ombalants, who were painting for
iruath.
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Paris, Tex, Aug. 1.-The gov
eminent authorities ard the Coma
Indians have been engaged i'm a
controversy nj Fort sin for some
time. IL has grown out OF an effort
on the part Of tire Indian agent to
prevent the annual sun dance Of
that tribe.
HIS reason was that il demoraI-
lied the Indians and made them
hard to control. This seems TO he
exactly what they want. and they
sent to Goodnight-s ranch in the
Texas panhandle for n buffalo. and
their cry wcs, ''On with the dance
The agent was relentless and de-
termined % stop IL AZ all hazards,
hut the Indians declared they would
dance or fight. In order 10 enforce
the order and prevent trouble. two
companies Of soldiers We're sent to
the reservation, and everything Is
quiet at present, though the Indians
are sullen auc say they will still
dance.
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WANTED.

'!NlE address or & LADY WHOSE
2 alffc- l.lm- vac t-lr.i1r Hack, Hut
-IH. BE- a1v Q. r VIE rf ~ sea r-s4'" dealer
.apruzeI rr la 600 tl.- #.ty. stfees q. IT,
Ms rG--- elsie Ws-a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-06
THE CITY TAX.
The Rate is Fixed at Four
Mills,
SrTERAL NEW ORDINANCES.
Report On The ocsi Of Paving
Main Street.
SEVERAL NEW ORDINANCES.
TIE OLD FOURTH WEST sTEEsT
QUESTION
40 NcrS Hunting mar Fishing in
City Greek Canyon.

/ Recorder Hyams always has the
"minutes Of the previous meeting
nicely written out in type-writing,
and mas been in the habit Of reading
{ the entire record, including the re,
( ports OF committees, city officers.
etc. Last evening Mayor Scot.
sensibly suggested That t We an.
Necessary to read lengthy reports
that had been read to and acted
upon by ire council at the Previous
meeting. II the seoor,ier will adj
here to this suggestion, there will he
a marSed saving In time and the
/, patience Of members.
Edward Howe and Others asked
to have Fourth North Street grad
Ell. Referred to committee on
streets,
Kelsey * Gillespie asze-. permis-
sion 10 Use Emigration Creek water
to irrigate !wo lots in the eastern
part q the city. Referred 10 COM
mittee on irrigation.
VIM. Langtou and Others again
peti'ioUcd TO have the water mains
EXTENDED on North Temple between
Second anu Third West streets.
Referred 70 committee CT water
WORKS,
J. c. Watson x Bro, asked PER
mission TO continue taking sand
from a Jordan river bed belonging
10 the city, At sInper month. refer
red &c committee on {lrb7ic grounds.
Mr.. Nielsen asked for n free
PeidlcT's lS1ense. Referred 10
on license.
";l. Carroll, whose petition foE
EEiEment for the grand staud, etc.
put up by him on Washington
square, was refused at the Test
session Of the council. asked leave 10
remove the same. Retired to the
committee CT public grounds.
!. =. Wicks and Others asked In
have q canal OnSeventh and Eighth
West streets, condemned ami filleg
up. Referred 10 couinlitte. ga sri
CATION.
T., ;irahy an ULaeas asked that
e spcCis- r-:.tertax ASSESSED agsiust
Mr.. -. 4. Rasmussen be RENTED.
y. motion Of Anderson, chair
nan Of the waterwOrks committee.
The petition was tabled Ger flIu rca-
,gu that i could ne lawfully he
grEntei.
The resignation OF II. }. Mack /
u r.gaibeT Of the expert water .
was rendered and ac- I
.rpUei.
Gne city engineer rendered AZ 1
l0Tt, showing the cost 81 having I
Main Street from South Temple to !
Third South streets, three hiocks /
With tine materials Indicated, rs !
OllOw-:
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Among the Sufferers.

\ four-year-old son Of Elijah
Johns, Of Providence, met with a
terribly painful accident Thursday
evening last. The little fellow was
pulling hay into 4 barn, with some
companions, when in some manner
the rope became tangled around his
hand and Il great pressure was
brought 10 bear upon Il. The rope
skinned The boys hand clean, tear
ing away the flesh in the hall Of the
hand, and iniicting painful in
juries. DR.. Parkinson attended the
casc, and the littIe fellow is recover
ing.
Watt Reese Is around and rapidly
recovering. His experience was 4
most painful one. a. his nose and
uppcs lip were detached from the
bone. and DIR. Snow, vino attended
him, was able to place n p.1be alUn,
the bonc 10 the eyes, from the
mouth. The Young man is doin-
remarkably well considering the
severity Of his injuries.
Wednesday morning a reporter
accompanied DIR. Ornsby on his
t-iu 20 Hyde Park 20 dress the ill.,
jury Of the young man, Lorenzo
johnson, who was 80 severely cut
10y 4 circular saw about two weeks
ago. The wound IS already booking
much better than some days ago,
and the leg nears very healthy l0ll.
generally. YET the cut l. q harrihir
one at the present time. IL Is ali o..
twelve inches long, and is a huge.
wide, glazing cash, the sight OF
whi.h > enough tO make the heaTt
sick unto faiuiugss. The young
man hears up br9vely, anu states ne
has felt little pain Of late. He i
surrounded by kind relatives and
friends who are doing everything
for his comfort that love and willing
dispositions could devise and peg
form, and there i every hope that
the awful wound may quickly ill
up and le twell.
The aged Johannes Hansen. who /
fell from ths wagon ON July 2ith, i
recovering slowly. Dr.. Ormshy j.
him.
a little boy namei jacob Gala
CHER, OK the Fifth Ward, Logan,
hli his arm broken yesterday by
falling from . wagon. DE-. OrmSby /
attended the injury aud left the hoy /.
resting easily.
Yesterday Mr.. Jacob Larsen, OF
Paradise, met with a painful acct
dent while coming to Logan. lie
had hitched to the wagon Young
horse, which me was breaking to /
work. He accidentally dropped one /.
Of the lines and sprang out and
caught the colt. The horses, how
ever, started to run and the fiery
animal threw Mr.. Larsen TO the |
ground, and the wagon passed over |
his body, from the shoulder along to I
the foot. His wife, who was in the
wagon, guided the team with one
line, and the animals ran in |
10 the ditch and stopped, being I'M
able tOprUceed farther. Two child |
rem were thrown cut OF the wagon. |
down between tine horses, and were /
picked up, having mi- |
esrapcd injury. Mr.. |
Larsen was brought to Logan and /
Dr.Ormsby found that, besides being |
bruised along the body, he has sus-
tanned a severe fracture Of the leg 4
near the ankle, the bone being 1
broken into several pieces. The
doctor set the leg in plaster Of Paris,
and hope are entertained that the
hoy may I've SAVED, although it IT,
severely injured Logan Journal, |
Ina .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-06

.. E- .-. 81.
r.m..--. @ ''l- LAKE
l N'lFi Yesterday:
.e GrE. p D,,.f-. nil,
u5e. g.. ..-.s.-. VIZ
ana ". Van
l.sl administrator. with
7sAai. ora fling 4 bond Of
~ r-
's Lewis. order
'- 5.a estate, OF filing
rH.r
'...-- r-4rr.rr- O.. r-.
E... .. tr.-..... d., ''' --''o
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Arrested.

John F. Marks, a resident Of the
Fourth Ward, was arrested this
afternoon on n charge Of obtaining
money under false pTetenses. w.
II. Cas9day usde the complaint,
and ALLEGES that Mr.. MARKS SGT $50
from him. The Defendant gave
500 bonds TO appear before Com
missioner Norrell on Friday for a
hearing.
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Attic inquest over the body Of
John Hamer, killed at Ogden on the
morning Of August ID, the coronel's
jury found from the evidence pro-
duced that Mr.. HameF came TO his
death hy two pistol shot wounds,
from n Colts revolver III the hands
Of james Griffin. aud that said
shooting wac uujus;ifie'i and fel0ni-
ousiy done. Samuel HoTrocks, Don
Nlaguire and }. Folger constituted
tle Jury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-06

900 Doses One DyIlar'' means
simply that HOOPS Sarsaparilla is
the most economical medicine 10
buy, because Il gives more for the
money than any other Preparation.
Each bottle contains 100 doses and
VIII average % last n month. while
other preparations taken according
to direciiouS are gone in week.
Therefore, he sure 10 get Hoods
Sarsarariiia the hes; blood purifier. .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-06

-.-a--uacn" was repeated 1t
.- .ast nigh, and was ~
r-.1S before.
E- attraction wi; De ssThe
rr iauTeE" All who
. Leslie as Little Lord
"i- want 20 So her
.g- character uf the
r-a '.a "i'ca>ant- AMI
ar H-.e ever witnessed
--..-f fanatic u-wers
'H-.asslyes Of the or
I'M will re afforded on
--.H- G.gy and SATURDAY
... week. There will be
---r. ALSO 90 saturday.
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Buy your drugs Of the boys, "
JOhr@0n. Pratt 9 To-, IS Main g.
n. DINWOODEY
IS READY

FOR BUSINESS AGAIN.
AND t-ill be pleased to have
the public generally and all
his old customers call and
see him at CaIder's hausiC
Palace, the Calder Estate
having kindly allowed him
to use part Of their store,
where ne has opened out a
New and Beautiful Stock OF
Carpets and Parior FGrni-
ture. All orders will receive
most careful attention. He
still has the 6 ; employees
with nm ready TO execute
any order.
Give him a Gail.
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H. Wood. who resides near
wara Springs, was going to
evening, when, upon turn
ns.5a led clothes, ne dis
q ai- Ea-LlesuaEc cUiled uD
- t.. sheets. lTr. Wood GOT
kan. succeeded ia killing the
-E 81 s-sueE at hiI -
Upon examination 1t vas
Tie reptiles tail was
E w.,h nine Elttlcs.
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Won't Feed Negroes.

George II. Ulrich is one Of the
puoprietors Of the Arcade restaurant
on Main street. He was arrested
today on a complaint made 10y a
coi0rcd mar. The allegation is that
A.r. UiTich has violated the Congres-
sional law OF March !, 1873. The
negro went into the restaurant for q
meal. and MIR. Ulrich refused to let
him have it. The complaint alleges
that it was on account OF the appli-
caut's race aud c0lOr,and that the dis
tinction drawn is unlawful. Com
missioner Greennian will hear the
case
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NoIIcE no CREpiTORs.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ~ TIIt
- undersigned, William 70. Tcrag- and
Josiah l. rrrEt-. Administrators 10 Gle
Estate a. Henry FeT-t-. dcreasgi. 90 Jrt
creditor q ard sii pcrsCas u.y..g ''glT.
aEGIrst TIE sara deceased, % yE.riNIl G. 1Ts
with the Necessary vouchers. WITHIN iru
months after the hr-t PUBLICATION ut trl-
rn;ice.to tie said William 10 FrrEC- 90 NH.
Isi Center Street. SIf. Jake City, .n Oh,
County % Si'tIa'5e, tab.
Dated August Sun. .~.sI-
WILLIAM ~ p M.
JDsINH T. PEEhL-
Administrations 81 the estate 10. Henri
gy-kes --E,asHsl. q DEg . e
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EoTICE 10 CREDITORS.
E.,s,e q MI Ea-rcE. teee.ed.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN EY TVS
- undersigned. ROYAL T. N1GI- aE.
Royal :. Barney, executors nf the y-...rg
Of Royal G.. Barney. dscgH-eI. FEB o.,
creditors Il and on Ter-au- having -.a..rr
against It'c SAID deceased, o. exhibit then
with the Necessary voucrg-s vs.;U41 trs
mruths after the Efst publication OF rar
noacc. 90 tEr ss'd oval o. lnlnr. 20 ~
= EIzt Temp's street STit Lake CITY. i-
the County Of salt Lake. IL. Do Territory.
ROYAL l.. Young.
Roy a.. Il. titfsNaN.
Executors OF the estate Of Royal Barney
feeFl Sgd.
hated .rsssg- -r.F fsssH Ir...s9.
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notice TO CREDITOR


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY TIiE
~ undersigned. executors OF ire Estats
OF Jane :. smith, deceased. 90 the cred
itors OF, and all persons havrr claims
against the saln decreased. TO eahihit them
with The necessary vouchers, within tea
month"; after the first publication Of this no.
tire, 20 tho said NIhord Fowies saith, at
his residence. No. 2fs West 4th south Street.
salt lake iiy. In the County OF salt Lake,
Utah Territory.
Dated Jure = ri. is.sn.
HENET JOB SMITH.
VII FORD FOWLEs SMITH.
Executors Of the Estate o. Jane {. slrifh
deceased : fHw5u
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NOTICE. 10 CREpIIoRs.
Estate o; Edward Brain. Deceased

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN uY TIE
~ uLderslsuDI. Admin sfgatr1s ri tTr
Estate 81 Edward Brain. deceased. o. the
eTgliinrs %, auI aI lgE70-s las,I. u'HIH-
lgaIns. -Er slII deceased, Co exhibit them
gltL the lCccE-lry y1-rHnsr. WsrHsl tlu
months after tsc Er~t FuaI Hatloa of ilis noe
tice. u the sIId u.imiui-tr=f-.N. 90 tfc r34Da
OF Isaac VI. Naftelf, Attorney. T sab Com
mcicial and Servings EruE BglluZ. = .it
Lake City, 90 the County ut SaIa Lake, Utah
Territory
Dated Jlly l:h. is-n.
ANNIE PETERS i;ENIN.
Administrator OF The Es.lic 1l Edward
Brain. deceased. % oaa .W
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-06

The best Thread for Hand or Ma.
chine use is Clark's mile End. =
White thread wound on Lack spOols
For sac by ;. KELLNER, New Dry
Goods Store, 205 and 3I7 =, Main
Street. thr & sat
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Pain aud dread al

Pain aud dread attend the use OF
most cstgTrh remedies. Liquids AMI
snuTs are unpleasant a well as
dangerous. Elv's Cram Balm Is
safe, pleasant, easily applied into the
nostrils, and q sure cure. IL cleans
- the nasal passages AMI heals the
infiameI membrane, giving relief
n once. Price zoe. u
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SSticc .. snr rnIrnr.

Not having any Telephone, OUs
customers VIII please leave Orders a;
Alargctts' Bros. Book Store, Of a.
Phillip aIarsu-ts' Wine Depot fo-
AIaTgG!is' Ale and Porter, ai=o ilr
Malt and HGTS.
EsIATs or r. +. AGARGETrs.
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A PURCHASER FOR A BUGGY MARE
"a seven years Old, weigh. lQ5I pounds,
d gentle ard Kind and m prime condition.
>he = an excellent brood animal. Price
Moderate.
Frgutre AZ this Office. div
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LOVES PRICES
-. EVER KNOW --- THIS CITY.

Black Gros Grain Six &. 55s- -z 5c
Err. g-~
7,: $50
COOrad Silk at 75c sec. a SIG lie Biggest Bargains
offered this ses5ea.
line Of Summer Sill us5y sold At &c., SOC. and &c.,
marked down 10 Csc.
20 pieces OF Black Bag at l5s 2oc and &c. wOr &c.,
25c. and sec.
/ laI OiPlsin Dark or-aaies 9. C.. Worih 2oc
/ l0i Of Figured Ea5B Lawns al i0C; Worih 25c
/ LOT Of Dress Linens al 2Jc.
lot Of India Linens 4 7 m ST. u gl for 81 10 yds fer 81.
Tennis FlaH-ss st ice. worth i5o; AID Re- worth Zoe.
Extra Fine SIX STpe Tennis Ealr--s al 355. Eorth &C.,
/ LOT Of Printed Voc. Gla-aa- q, Z C.. worth 25c.
LOT C, ladies EJ-gsa 1la-5 2a5z1s SLIGO and $3.50;
Cus-eLaIi5E I5 cost.
( LOT c. Rays' Lev Chi Shoes "a SIS; Uo-a $500.
lot CT Hens L0 o., si1- =c 70 al $3.50. These goods
we're sold fer $500.
Lei Of ladies Caa TOP E- Shoes g, $780, worth $3.50.
LOT Of Kisses azL Cz l ll iii EV.tln Shoes at
SIZE and S2.25; waTih Sz11 sal l-g2.
All Of cur Childrez's 5=z.a 5 E -o-5 Shoes at Ccst
Ladies ard gh5Tels Straw Eats g. .Cs -c l5c k0C, sec.
and 7JC.; These 7-a halt ag.-5.
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HALF n dozen persons Of the
feminine gender were before Com.
missioner Greenmsnt this afternoon,
on a charge Of keeping and being
inmates OF 4 house OF iil-fane in
the rooms over the Times Office, and
Uiutah restaurant. Judge Powers
was the attorney for the defend
ants.
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rH4GEENTS,
rr.ar high CouHcii to

/ yr,s af.ar high c'H77ii to
g. II. O. y. Of the
-srI ana iheir friends 20
=l'. oa eIaaa9y, August IT,
---- messages NJ the West
.....-.f1H. & Gibson,
!. r., Eoc.ey and Miss
.asa- 'ae CampobeliD
--- ..-a-raums for whir@
yesterday, ui;' take
t;--lela Beach
-a- .r7rr afG c5ungOsitor yes
vatraf little Cottonwood
s @GTEGsun, for county
.--' 1T d instead Of /.
r--rut aztec. the result. how
.7l was correct.
-H.-rs0y was having Il .
rl-v hearing ibis aternoon /
r-, Commissioner NDTrell, 1
ra--. 0f f--aateuiug tC kill (
-H. -lys ae made the /
.rE says he ui1 not.
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Nc. 2e sourH. WEsT TEM-
PIE STREET.

Is where we are now doing
business. We have = full
line 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 DES-
ERET WOODEN MILLS, OPP
posite Grant Bros Co. Sta
bleS.
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THE DoCrORS HAVE CorE :
FIRST Three 7Ioaths Free 81 charge.

\ staff or Eminent EngiisI
Physicians and Surgeons have ar
rived i'm salt Lake City, and
will permanently locate at theii
residence, No. l55 J.. First South
Street. All who visit these emf
nunt doctors before August 1T will
receive services until September 1t,
free Of charge. The only favor de-
sired il recommendation from
those whom they cure. They Urea,
al diseases and def0mI...,~. l-t iu
no instance VIII an ilsusar!e r..-t
Le accealci. 81 yuIT disease /, ie-
ycnd oil hone they ill! frankly tell
sou 30; also. caution ygG aga.Ls,
spending more Wa"'y !ar useless
treatment. Remember the GATE
and ~ early. Tor their Offices ars
crowded f-1El morning IL! night.
Office hours from 8 .. N. 10 = T.. m.
sundays, iJa. M. 90 g q. "a.
P.S.-This Governmental staff Of
Physicians aud Surgeons Is incor-
poratsi 10y an Act Of Legislature.
Equitable Coop, 80 Bars Soap for
Sl.g1.
Look out for the Grand Sale An
nOuncements later. Z. L. Coop.
Own importation II Goods OPEN
ing up daily at Peoples Equitable
Coop
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.ata..'"-a tuEk the ..s .Ueral''
i.- Justice %. the peace
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LOST.

NNE SpEREf. HuUsE PFCEE. WTIvU
~ spot "a Iefi Erdc. len hind foot white
Return ~ A. e.. NGIUs>, =uctr House. ruu
be rewarded DIS q
.TASE Uy LARD FROM uEENEEN
\ wagon. ECflrn GEIue rewarded =. J.
IEN~pEI-
A BEDwN COAT WN- LOST FEuv
~ busy down plr.gy'= Canon Dr p.H.
uygrL4-. Ju.r zstI. Tie InIgr viii Hg ry.
wardad Ua Leaving the coat 90 The lE~L
ErT SEW> OFFICE.
ZANE SOEREL HORSE. YEARS OLD.
~ swhlle feet. white face. lT-st man,
and tHIi. Scars On upper rl-r uf ulp-
Return 70 = Peach -. and la rewarded Q
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AnYICE To MOTHERS.

sh0ulI always Do uscd Tor rGItrru teeth
iu=. Il EOeLh.s The child. =riJFrs tIC gains.
rliavE an pain, cures sysuI vUtI-. aud I- lE.
best remedy IOE ClrrrUI-t- Iweutg-atr
cents hut3ic- t'at Wis
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The Second Excursion 10 Yellow
Stone Park.

The Union Pacific e advertising
n second Excursion 90 the Yellow
stone National Park {, leave here
August 18th, ut the sane low rate
for the round trip Is the first one,
$500, uhieii Includes railroad and
stage fare from icis ;Gr5"gh the
Park and return. This j. an oppor-
tunity that none should miss; living
"a near this wonderful spot rs we 90
we should know something about Il.
For full particulars regarding this
excursion, call on r. :. Eccles,
ricke. Agent, OF G. J.. ingalls,,
Travelling Passenger Agent. At .0l
Main st. They have a fuil line Of
printed matter on the Paris.
Tile flcst obstinate csfss-- Of catarrh
are cured by the use o. Eiy's Cream
Ealm, the only agreeable remedy.
It is not a liquid or snuff, i easily
applied Into the nostTils. For cold
in the head il IS magical. IL gives
relief at once. Price 5nr. Il
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-06
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