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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-24
Postal Route Changed.

Heretofore the settlements IN and
near Snake River, In bingham
County, Idaho, have been supplied
with mail over 4 route which has
had IT'S head ri Eas.e Rock. But
much OF the time the service has
been execraole. For periods as
long rs three weeks no mail al all
mas teen carried over the route. and
during 4 great part OF the time there
has been lit.'g p,eteaseoi regularity.
Under the contract with the gov
eminent, which will expire with the
present month, the service is re-
quired to he tri-weekly; but for
months X has not averaged more
IMAM weekly. For ii'l- delinquency
theTe 80 tEU causes. One l.
me hgure at " hich the contract was
taken, which is 50 low that il will
not nearly remunerate the contractor
Tor putting on 4 sufficient number OF
men anu teams 10 do the work: the
other Is the natural obstacles on the
r5Gte. In the season Of high water,
2uumbeT Of branchtsOf Snake river,
which are dry - the Gil. III UP,
and IN really as deep and wide as
the main channel. These have 10
be crossed in boats II at all, and
there are no regular ferries on them.
Sometimes in winter when ice Jams
occur in the river, the water sud
denly fllls these channels, making
Il dangerous or impossible 20 cross
them.
The folly Of having a mail route
run from Eagle Rock 10 embrace
all the towns OF the present one, on
beth sides Of Sn Ike river, has often
been stated 10 the department. hut
only recently have steps been taken
10 correct Il. We are informed that
from and after the first Of July the
mail route for the settlements on the
north side 81 Snake river will head
At M3Ts-t Lake, and The expectation
is tha. another route to the towns on
the otheI side Of the river will lie
established, heading ut Eagle Rock.
This win make il practicable 10
furnish a prompt and regular mail I.
service b all the points concerned. !
The service from Market Lake TO /
RCNhur- j. 20 be daily. and we uu- I
ders;aui that bids for carrying il I
were to be opened at Market Lake /
last Friday.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GODDESS OF LIBERTY.
The Honor 10 be Conferred on a Salt
Lake Lady
coNsPIclots FaR IsER beatty

The committee having in charge
the Gar Of Stater ana other feI-
lures Of the great Fourth OF July
trades parade and industrial pa
geant, have struck upon n novel and
at the SAME time a -eFy interesting
manner Of determining who shall
be the Goddess Of Liberty" They
are anxious TO confer the honor
upon the Salt Lake lady whose
beauty will entitle her to that dis
tinctiOn.
Messrs. Burgess, Burton and Ste
.ens, Of the committee. do not care
TO assume such responsibility. They
have accordingly decided 10 let the
matter be determined by popular
vote.
The manner Of voting will be n
follows: Each Of the tally papers
will be requested 10 publish in every
issue during the present month the
form Of ballot printed below. Any
person desiring TO east one or more
votes for one or more candidates
must procure one Of these ballots, I'LL
il out properly with the name Of the
person for whom they vote, and
either hand il in or send it To the
office Of the secretary Of the cham
her Of commerce 10y l. o'cli cS, mid
night. Of June 80.
No more than one name on each
ballot will lie allowed. No sigma
lures required. Anybody can be
voted for, and the relative rank Of
all candidates will be published
daily in all papers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-24

Complaints are being made by
citizens, r-sariiug the condition in
which the streets are sometimes LETT
for considerable periods 10y the Street
Railroad companies. After partially
caE-trartinE q piece ot road ON a
thUrgugLlaIe the WgrkmCu are
called away 10 some other locality,
the grade Eciug left Ia the mean
time, unfinished and the street
broken ~ and alm0s. impossible o.
vehicles. This Is practically the
condition u s Street. between Fist
AMI Thiui, where thc salt Lake,
Compauy's men were recently at
w0rk lut have b-vu withdrawn.
Before temporary suspension. the
track should le completed - Tar A.
ground haas re.u broken. II tlsis
were done, people vino age put L.
iupuuvuuieunc. aS q is now, wouia.
make 20 complaint.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-24
The Dress OF n Chinese Bride.

4 writer in the NorIb Gina
Herald describes tine dress worn
by a Chinese lady al her
wedding, of which ne was a
witness, Is follows: AT length
we were admitted 10 inspect the
bride. whose fOur-hours toilet was
Just completed, and Il marvellous
spectacle truly was the figure seated
motiOnless in the center Of the room.
GoTgeOusly elaborate was her array
from head TO foot, the former Crown
Ell with 4 helmgt-like erection Of n
material resembling turquoise en-
amel, wrought into the finest filigree
work, from which projected glitterinS
artificial beetles anu butterflies, anu
other quaint rich ornaments, the
whole surmOunted by three large
round tufts Of crimson silk. arranged
tiara-wiSc. From the brim Of this
headgear fell all round strings OF
nearly and ruby beads, about half a
ward I'm length. Just visible through
these, at the back, were broad loops
Of iet-black hair, stiff and solid as
polished ebony, and decorated with
artificial pink roses. Her princi-
nal vestmeut was n long tuuic,
whose foundation fabric Of crimson
satin was scarcely observable amid
its embroidery Of gold; n corner
turned back. lined with emera III
satin, revealed an underskirt paneled
in brilliant red aud blue silk, this
also profusely trimmed with gold
embroidery. 4 belt Of scarlet satin,
studded with tablets OF white corne-
liam. crossed the waist behind. From
the front edge Of her headdress a
red silk veil fell almost TO the
grouni, adding much TO her prefer
human aspect
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-24
The Mandolin CIUh.

A. heretofore announced. the
popular Spanish AIandgliu and
Guitar Club. assisted j,y the Home
Dramatic Club. VIII give an enter
;linrsent IN the Theatre on Friday
evening next, June -. The Man
4aIin and Guitar Club was organ
lied last November. and was . con
spicuous feature in the Peoples
Parry during the political campaign
~ last winter. The clubs whole time
was devoted to appearing in the
parades and nj the different EIC-.-
ilgs in the wards, ami rendering
. few selections, which never
failed 10 bring forth storms OF APP
ullusc. The mere announcement
iu the papers that the club would
appear q: any Of the public meet
ings and render some selections
was sufficient Il crowd the building
% it, utmost caugcity. Daring the
street larales .he Mandolin Club
was always in the line OF march,
and though the weather was such
as Ia mlkc iJ necessary 20 leave
their Instruments indoors OCCASION
ally. their ariOT was not daTrcned.
Among the first entertainments the
club gave was grand concert and
ball n the Salt Lake Theatre. This
proved 10 hU a great success artist
cally and socially and ;lid much TO
encourage the members. The next
movement was % take a special
train 10 Provo and give a grand
concert and ball there. The pOpu-
larity # the club was again
made manifest toy the large
number Of people who ac-
Cpmpluiei them on their eXcur-
sion. After the political campaign
was over, tine Mandolin Club he
came 4 permanent organization.
with the sole object Of imVr0ving its
members in that class Of music.
They have since that time appeared
before the public In various benefit
entertainments. such - ~. Marks
EectOTy District School. st. Paul's
May Queen Festival and The said
HaSiIa benefit, and have always re-
spOnded with willingness 10 any
call where a benefit was necessary.
they viii now appear for their own
benefit ami will be sure to give the
public entire satisfaction. The
Home Dramatic Club has vOiun-
teered to help them, anu will render
the laughahle anu hilarious farce,
Ny Wife's Bonnet" The AmO-
retta Club, which consists Of seven
teen weli-known young ladies, will
appear in a new ami novel ''Parasol
DRILL Anpther feature will bee the
Mariana Dance" 10y ten we'll
known young ladies' ami gentlemen
in full Mexican costumes.
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Nearly GuiIlg.incd.

shortly before noon tsday = ear
peuler named David Whitney, pm-
pluycd on the new Z!ou's Savings
Bank building. narrowly missed a
horrible death. He was bending
over ard locking Lovu the elevator
shaft when thc Gaze descended and
strlcl. him on the back uf the head.
Another car. enter vino was in the
cage. feeling that it had struck some
obstacle, Instantly stDppee! and re-
vcrscI 10. Just ~ he did this he
heard Whitney clll out. The cage
wuuli only have needed to continue
it, Downward course am instant
longer in order 20 nave GecsVitateC
Whitney. ~ 10 was, the latter Is
capped with 4 painful la; not danger
Gus scalp wound ia the nature ~ q
cash across the back 81 the head.
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Garden CITY Notes.

\ correspondent writing from
Garden City recently says that
Brother VIM. TcaI, of that place,
who was one Of it, first settlers, and
who has been an active and useful
man in thc little community, was
about 10 remove TO Mexico, after
spending a time in Ogden. In
hOu0Tof mis- departure, an entertain
mcut was given by the choir.
4 day -choo! was recently start
c,i. Taught hy Miss Hattie knOwl-
ton, formerly OF GAINESVILLE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-24
NhIad Stake.

The last quarterly conference OF
the MalaG stake Of Zion, held June
18th ami 10th. was a spiritual feast
TO the menbrrs Of that Stake. Oar
ins tine proceedings Apostle Moses
Thatcher spoke on the duties uf the
Lesser Priesthood. and the training
of the Young. He also mentioned
the Mexican CyCular method O..
computing time.
Apostle Lorenzo snow treated on
unity.
Elder Ben. +. Rich spoke Of the
signs following the believer, aud the
manner uftelching children in sun
lay Schools. PRESIDENT Seymour l..
Young proved religion to lie a true
science. The singing was excel
lent.
WILLIAM ANTHcNy,
Stake CLERK.
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To NuSic Students.

T.. a--,r,r ,rtr,r,,... ..,.-r-f,.-
Som
~, i-.5 ->'.,''li..i Ooi-''F Fa-oTy
'i MUSIC. Nus. l-i ami Is East 18th
street, New E.-- will ha bar.5 ~
follows
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-, -'.''.'-h lhe development OF
a--7,f.-s-., sa.s''.i AHpiications ior
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Ia - ''Ie l'e'e9y invited.
i-f-.. 80 =. i5l''tL tiiat POS
rar..i3,., = - y s''o" u ,y the
- = 80, -. ', .-I!,.i., Ihou,
M ~ ,. ~ - :, ~ t..I'.i-' st.ise oil
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Pneumonia and bronchitis Garry
nnDnc.third Of the Human Rnce.

IL Is not generally known that
Pneumonia and Bronchitis carry of
Onc-thHd OF the human race, but
such are the facts, and what Is more
surprising, both Of the above
diseases result from neSlecting a
common ordinary cold. y cough
should never be neglected. If it Is,
every time you catch cold you
cough harder, and il sticks by you
longer. Billiards. Horehound Syrup
j. the best remedy in the world for
Pneumonia. Bronchitis and ali
throat and lung troubles. II you
have any throat trouble, call for
Ballaui's Horehound Syrup and
take no other. Zion's Cooperative
Mercantile institution, Agent. I
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-24
4 Strange Tendency.

The peasants in Belgium have n
peculiar fancy for smashing the tele-
graph iusulatOrs, and as they have
cultivated the Gurient art Of stage
throwing TO n point Of considerable
excellence, the destruction Of the in
sulat5rs has. Of late, become n very
serious question. An Uubreakahle
insulatur was devised, which was
sunk In n protecting cover Of galvan-
ized iron; but this was found to he
extremely heavy and extremely
costly. Another system was adopted.
A. il was Thought that the large
white iusulat0r offered an iTresist-
IDLE attraction 10 individuals Of n
destructive turn Of mind, it was
decided 10 try the effect Of 4 les
Obtrusive color, and the porcelain
enamel was c0loreda grayish brown,
the color OF the posts. making il
difficult TO distinguish the iHsuiatOr
from its support. \ line was selected
and provided with lu2 iuSu!atOrs Of
each kind, arranged alternately. In
one year twenty-five OF the white
inSulGt1Ts were broken, but only
thirteen Of the C0lored. All broken
white insulaiOTs are now replaced
by brown ones.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-24
Two Wonderful Bows.

From accounts That have come 10
US II the marvellous performances o;
BlatrhiJrd EBvInagh, the hoy
soprano, and Harry Diamond, the
vi0liui-t and mandolin soloist, they
are two wonderful boys. They APP
pear at the Grand Opera HOUSE TO
morrow night i'm 4 musical pro-
gramme that will he n rare aud
unique feast. well worth psrticipat-
ing in.
H.B.R7uey, E-q., the manager OF
tEe youthful prUligies, Is in town
mixing arrangements for their ap-
rtIraurs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-24
II JUDICIAL CIRCLES.
III rec Gamblers Fined. - Monroe
Alfred Held.
COMMISSIONERS COURTS.


| Monroe Alfred, Of 9rrins Cts.
Sanpete County, raa before Com
n'issiohef Frat today. He entered
a plea of guilty to the charge Of I'M
lawful cohabitation. ami was re-
quired 10 give $1,000 hail for hi- an
peaance. bis plural wife was held
in $500 hcaJis.
Tanes gamblers weSe before y. :.
Commissioner f,r.Aanlan today.
Thev wsfc I. J. Rediero, &. 4.
Hartman and ;. Clifford. aud
the complaint was made 10y W. +,
Millett, who said he had gone into
the establishment run by ti,e trio
and had there lost s2,Oca. Tte Dc
PENDANTS appeared with Judge Pow
ers as their l;.orney, and they
pleaded guilty to gambling. Bed
Hero and Hartman were fined $50
each, and Clifford So. AIillett did
not regain any Of his S2Oon.
POLICE ITEMS.
The following fines were assessed
for drunkenness. Jamns wcCo7-
mick, Andrew Ecc,.cs. Leo. Ger
man, -. McGinnis, J. :. Lee, W.
J. Brennan, Henry Kuik, J. Jack.
L. J. Smith, F. Matternagh. Geo.
Dryer, VIM. Lullcrs and Roht.
George, : each; John NIaugan.
SO.
Henry Mimering, arrested ON
charge Of obtaining money under
false prctenses, pleaded guilty. The
Justice was informed t!iat tl,e injury
complained % had been repaired, I
and. un motion of the prosecution, |
tho defendant WAS released on nay /,
ment Of the costs. S5.35.
An individual giving the name I
Of John Poe was arrested last night ]
far keeping an opium Joint. and two .
females, who said their NAMES were I
Polly Balm and Belle Andersen,
Were taken into custody for smoking /
opium.
Simon Moore Is in custody on a
charge Of assault and battery.
John McGragh. Chas. Thompson /
ami y. Bost are in tie city jail on
the charge =. sleeping on premises
witiout the consent OF the owner.
PROBATE COURT.
Proceedings in the salt Lake
County Probate Court yesterday:
Fst>,e OF John Whiting. Petition
Tor settlement Of final account and
for distribution continued TO June
20 at 10 a. IN.
Estate Of Th0n'ls N.ci.elland: or
der msds appointing Thomas and
y. McLeland administrators ON /
each filing a bond in the sum Of 4
1900.
Estate Of Thomas Davis; order
made appointing appraisers.
Estate Of Joab Lawrence; pctitiOn
FOR settlement Ofacc0unt Of executor
came on Tor hearing as per adjourn
meUt or June II; continued TO July
!, n 10 a, m.
Es,Rl. Of Sarah l.. Mckibbeu; or
der made appointing VI. {. Fox eS-
syut0T Ul the las. - ~ and testament,
without lDuds aS tire viii provides.
Estate ~ Jane :. Smith. order
made admitting will to prObltc, and
n. 3. Smith and Wilfori
+. Smith executors without bonds.
A. provided i'm the viii.
Es;ate 1f Emeli0a Christina Lar
zen, a mi:c:; order made appoint
n appraisers.
Est-tc Of EiiZabeth Wood: order
allowing final accUuu. and making
Guardianship Of Mary Eva Wood,
Albert Lorenzo Wood. Susan Re-
'ecca Wood, Benjamin JamesWoo!,
Angus J. Wood: William Wood,
Sr., appointed guardian upon filing
Z bond OF EiEa to each Of said min
lrg.
Estate u Isabella Lar-cn: ca-e
continued 10 June =, n 10 am.
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IN Acreeahle Slrnli.e

"|,aes Henry J.. Basse,,, who,
% company with ELDER Cale3 T.
>t-mrrhay-, start today Tor a Wis
SOD 20 Samoa, was very agreably
surprised this morning ON being
Presented with a purse Of SHl.0l.
'-L-TinutCu 10y his fellow employees
Dbl. thc Consolidated Implement Com
Et-yyt tins city, and the other places
where branch hDUses OF the ,-~;Gb-
h-Hueat exist. accompanied 10y an
'AHry-siyu Of tine Universal esteem
u which he is held ny the uOnors
ana, IN fact everyone pi~c who Is
7orIlintg-! with him.
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II. DiNWOCDEY
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 a
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 Il Call.
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nrrnr,, Nc-. rr,rlct.

Frrd J. May has opened up at No.
81 Commercial Street, where he will
sell the choicest Beef and Mutton
from the btS. herds ami fi0sks OF the
Territory; also lamb, Veal and
Pork from the best grades. Delicious
and well seasoned Sausages Of all
kinds. Sailed, Dried and Cured
Meat. both Beef and Pork. Tele-
phone No. 90. Meats promptly De-
livered.
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=. d. NauBu-ki,k. ~ DrIar, ST..
y. j.. says Aug. -. l>S-: ''pT.
David Kennedy favniiic Rem
cdy. # Inuluut. y. y, EJ- cured
uur daughter of Bright's Disease.
after all other mems had failed.
She Wa SD swollen that She meas
urcl - iuCheF around tie waist,
and Is iuch,s below the knee. To
say that We feel thausfui for such q
loon n F1vori;a Remedy j. but a
POOR expression Of the feelings Of
grateful parents.
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James Marsh. VI Nteu, NCh-aSka.
after au experience ui four years in
selling thsmber,siu's Rain Balm,
says: 1t is the best and mos -e!i-
able liuimeut ever FTldUcc'l.' y
fifty cyu, bottle OF it will accump-
lish more in the treatment ul rlIeu-
matism. lame hack or severe spr1ins
tlIu five dollars invested ia any
other 'ray. Fu. sale ly 2. G. NJ. l.
Drug Department.
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= i. n IT II = .

sgEu.-At Denver. CoIo.- Al $50 AIN.
June p, Is9o. Of quiusy. susie May. dlush
ter OF Charles and Emma smith born May
-. l,55-
Funeral services will be announced IN
Thursday' issue.
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H. HaT" received a letter, WIKI
'---f'ea-.i order Tor blanks. writ
len "a. H-aa.I .cgHu. g uat ,ta--I. .
ia. inter Laiig. 60 append Dbl,
....'r 3. L." -uuugGjcatIUu: ueuee
Pc 300 '-n~raHea regarding
..i.l.' ine necessary reply should he
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FRAGMENTS.

rr Mandolin aud Guitar ClaI
-, fine programme for Friday
evening.
T.. ,be Third District Court to
Tpsre zane granted a decree Ui
-a 49, 10 Emily atkins from John
Atkins
.-.r-rLE ut KEYS were picked M
~. stree. today. which the owner
90. ever 10y calling n the DESER-
NEWS Office
rr- articles u incorporation Of
81. Lie EEsterna! snd Mutual
Ten; Insurance Association
-. ffIt-i With The county clerk
Yesterday.
r,-,er tSuERs Ms time tcJisy
-. .gr4-l ia hearing tho evil
-. In The application Tor Ie-
- z- portion u the Joab
r.s.gate estate
,--r Tri1n Pacific have placed
sleeping -slTs uu their line
.r sal, LAKE City and Nil
. nr tae-e cs5s viu be on
,-iu each day beFuafter.
~-..reli;.c the Young ladies Of
r-th Wan, will give a
r.--- ,rival IT, the meeting
tie affair ctuld not he in
t-..f.tu 5n~llrg its success.
r. ta.f.'ii''' tNIGI>ioh 10
.u--la-.ES iN'N morning vas
F-1---.. Zen .'s7shS ger c'Stt''i'-s
re.- ....-,-..yg- ~ the Scottish
rs'. -. y.
THE - d . - - - ~ " ~,
Ta.s, a--iVe- 81 .'..,',,,'i.,; - Is
LauU 'H-c. lAe -'...- -. -. n, -
--4,Is- Int t--'.-a ny. ~, T1f,i'
hTz-t- o' miss s-..-'''
5,7g VI board
.-.-.r D-rr CORPS will
90 .-...s.. gr Wednesday
nee l.. .. T,rr Tendance
fg-ia.s.
~.E. ClAU-aN- 4. L..hsht.is
Drum Aa." t'alh'
sr.--...,- l-.-. tIga viii .
'.' .''.'''..-.-.- .-..lr.f5u fD Gal /
..-.,. az. q - -. ,..r-ay evening. {
~ -,.----rr,i and g-.ab .
.----,r.-yrfrf -l.r- from Csaltgr {. /
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Served His Term.

Today Erastus l.. Gee, Of Provo,
was released from the penitentiary,
where he has served a three years
term for bigamy. He was sen
fenced March -, ISIS.
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IfyOU are Yellow. Bilious, CON
siiIgtci with iica.!arhe, lad breath,
dTUwsy, mo- appetite, iaDk out your
Liver Is out ~ or.cr. One h0N Of
these Pills will irirc all the troubles
away an' make ne = being Of you.
Price - cents Zion Coop Nero.
last Drug Dept, Agent dSs
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Are women: their delicate organ
izatIUus being particularly su>cepti-
nly 10 denugcmentanG disease. DIR.
keuutiy's Favuritr Remedy. Of
RpuGuut, y. y, luriiies the blood,
iuvigura,cs the system aai fOrtili,s
&c against thu diseases incident t.
age. climate and season. Il i the
best MEDICINE in tbs world. Euepi il
Ia the house for yug- children's
sake, a. vel as Tor your own
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.ATARE n
WE ADVISE OUR FRIENDS

NETHu NEEB ANYTHING N tbs
" Clothing line to call upon Barton x
& o.. - Main st. where they will ind well
elected stock OF mems and Bows suits
uvcraT-, bait. caps, shirts. etc, al vCEy low
prices. This drm Is reliable and will treat
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-24

TITS my Intention 10 compile az
my father IS letttvrs for Publication,
and / viii lee greatly Obliged 10 all
those who have such letters II they
viii kindly forward them 10 James
y. Little. care JuUsJiiie Instructor
Office, ST. Lake City. that they
may bc correctly copied. All such
letters Will H. most carefully
handled and returned safely 10 the
uwU"rs. respectfully,
,!lCs IuUN W.NUU sc,
\ Beautiful Assortment Of Ladies
Gents AMI Ch.ldreu's Shoes and
Slippers just arrived 1t Peoples
Equitable Coop. DIFF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-24
No. &c SOUTH, WEST TEN
PIE STREET.

Is where We are now doing
business. We have a full
Ii C of HOME MADE WOOL
EN- GOODS, WHOLESALE
and ETAIL, and make
Gents Suits TO order from
cur celebrated Cashmere.
Shall be pleased to see old
and new patrons.
JOHN c. CUTLER & ESQ,
AGENTS, PROVO ard DES-
Fret WOODEN MILLS OPP
pcsite Grant Bros Co. Sta
bles.