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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-04
QUESTIONED By THE COURT.
Commissioner Siear Examines TX.
Receiver Dyer.

/ Yester,isy rf,c-roon Mr.. Dye
was place! On the stan 1 anu g,s-s'y
Questioned Al grrI. len 9Th by Com
missioner stone. lie testified:
1 tIsn-fovssthv Church property
| to Mr.. Lawrence July -. lsgl; ID,
report / furnished confirms fun
true anI ,roEa-ct Statement 20; al
moneys an ] pr,gsrtiy> received aud
DISTURBED ~ M l5Sn Q, IA, NTH
day Of July, this year. from the
commencement q my ryr-ivyr,hiI
all received frr PERSONAL property
up T. thEt timu Wa saf- usg H>:
have fiiuI with III CLERK Of To,
court vouchers Tor ali expenditure;
they an,un: t,.s5. $3.50; the re-
port making this showing was FLED
July ;, lslL
The wi:He,- nal curr--pIuI' j
sith Iarti,. e. NI,rl>Sa regarding
-1mr CHufai property iH that stale;
LATER yi-i,cI Omaha o. investigate,
dlei al air-tsa g rftb- property,
u had been abandoned 10y ;i-
Church f'r twenty years All con
-iIrrvi - 4.,u,f1I whether We
-uulI -rtIt. a, tao ~-t- ut c.a.sIut7
Hai since occupied %; thr matter
AS submitted jp Mr.. NITi1r, uu
-t,-I.. ,-Nr,.it UIf8iUiu. rug a'- rtrt
tu.! r.-ivrriug 20 g. III.,. Ztu-. have
b,--u tah-u Hy mv Go sr.uu- this
urI!zsfy: 10 q i1.at. ii r. far rrv,
rlr crIui.t- 4ua nv iI CH.' urs .-.'i
Canyon .iii u=. r--a.s a- 30 ANY
vrtulIDai vaI--. ali fir tHErrh
only hai = i-a-. 800 r., ;Hr Church
sNu.zl a Iaif Interest 900 q rHti mime
IA Summit Counts, =. NJ Cannon
'wut- the other half; i-'rrr Z took
rharse 81 the mime % hal iu, 2;
ie.l-J-i un q raSsiify 20 - crU'- I.yr
tom; Mr. { mIrl accounts O. noe Tor
MALI " the royalty; ihat s=I- Rs S"gd
royalty; there n teen 40 o. vrui.r
-Iur. the lrste-- ~ fdTtrl last .H.; iuc
report ! iii. dated July - 1891,
% AZ iu- al ir.n-;,I 600. - zap Co. tiru
IA uf INV r.--siy,a.ll.. fHau Juil .,
tlr date - niy purcifa! seq %. iu
49, / dp.'r thulk { ruu.I have
rented tire C4r.Y !l.G-- inr more
;Ilu 50. t'.r aWlIus g5,iI iy Mr..
wiuirT; J advertised nr ui.- irT a
i,.i-,- 81 the Gtrlr House iHlt r,--
eeivei none, Il vas then worth from
5000 o. $40 10, Mr.. Wiud-r IaIit
frm D-g,.m.r-r l~~. o. February
l>sI. 40 so f--r month. tH, iJI~,. ~ -
for Uuc Year Ur uuIil Juv end II the
litigation. Qui fUuu-i. &, would have
Brought a aItIvH higher rrut after tire
boom -tyFr'ai. 90 was thought tGv
i,=a-e held 70 ,ilI thr ItiEir.u. s.uul
rui, 10 irglrh tir question was
Submitted g. The rHHr. al.. TIE
lease terminated iy i's ur.'r Boo
February, I>Fl, iu ituuars aud
February. l~HL q E.IT T.u'Ei fU- D.,
without rrsrr! o. jHu U-r 90 which
% might Boz. Iut nuu.i have teen
so or $50 l.-r mH.tI, Including
the furniture. There "a Bee q NUM-
Ter % gaTIir- E.i.H wanted .# u.Ef
JHe tifr!a ilua-- ium ur that they
might ~EI-!esist. BE- Oh Ihy Cuu1.h 40
a profit. even if ;il- titr.I ii.u-,.
ruuii have irvu i.g-t. ur u.rs
than SO Is.. .slata. EII umL 'riI.
a. advisable % Gu 90. 600 a#H..ss1t
20 damage that l.-ht Gee
Come o. ur l. rHw,; uur
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-04
New Police Court Clerk.

". J. Stewart, Esq succeeds Mr.
Dunbar A. clera Of the police court
alr. Stewart j. from Kansas, where
he was a clerk Of n court Of record
FOR two years. He has also read
law aud I'm other ways J. well quail
fiji for the position. There were q
dozen or more applicants for i, an-
the fact tba, il was given 10 him Ia
ur,fersu &c TO any other competitor
q a commitment o. him.
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Police rnnrt

This m ruius Nike Boyle was
fined $40 f9s drunkenness.
Royal Bonner Plea led MT guilty
t1a charge Of disturbing tie peace.
AMI w.il bs tried a, pm. tom ..
r0w.
Jane, Began, who j. charged
with oas'rlc.ins the sii,sals ia
fr-ul Of tbs waslt.h BuiIliug
rlaims that the lopririlr- u tina,
property CAV, him permission % Use
the II irWaik. The rl-e c0m,-- az
tomorrow. ami involves the que,
tior whether prUpTistDTs may ailo<
ier-.u- To us-. the Sidewalk in iron;
u their premises.
David james vas fired So 1T
doing certain plumbing w0.s with.
uIr the necessary permit
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Very Small Affair.

Ah5g; 7.31tiis morning an alarm
Wa s1lni-,i which fetched 0ut the
fir,-eusiue aui h1---cart. trans
rrre4 howevrr that the cause ws-
nothing m re han the boiling over
~ a Iar.e pot ~ rsr on Main street.
The Iiq1iG hal caught IRE an : ma .ie
a big blaze. which was speedily rN'
iiuguished.
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Death of August Hellberg.

Brother August Hellbers, n mem
Hrr II the Nor lem hlul. died last
Tuesday from typhoid fever. Dar-
ing the clmpli-n last winter he
took n severe ruli, which stayed
with him uusl death. The funeral
took place tgis morning a. luO'rl'rk
from mis- residence Iu the l"-n Ward
the speakers were \. ". Carlson.
Cnas. u. Nielsen. q. !. tsgllEi-',
}. Dan. Martin Car.-.u,l-rs-n s,i.a
gna-. Y. Auier>8n. \ large i''T-
lion aT the .NUrien' band wa-
there. discussing music ami pay
ip, their last respects O. ihc drilTt
.rI. The deceased was lu his -l.n
wear auI leaves a s1-rITing "lit
with two chit lreu, the youngest only
five weeks old.
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Shot on a Train

Tuesday night, at 10 o'cIock,as Goa.
ducicr Hogan, Of the Ho; Srrinp.
bliidng train gaze the signal 10 the
engineer, he was startled by the 7,
port OF a pistol. The train hal ius,
commenced - move when Ia. re.
rort Of four more shots ran. out
upon the air.
The cpulu-:5r Immediately si--
nailed the engineer to stop. and
went 10 ascertain the cause Of the
shots. Some on, cried out tina. 4
woman hal b-=n shot, ami tie wild
e't confusion reigued.
II Wa discovered that Mr.. CA.
rer'ehm IN, who occupied a seat ia
the f,rSarI car hal been sho, in In.
hAtd, hy a drunken cowboy who
lad male himself obnoxious the
entire evening.
The train crrT ami a number q
Tie Passengers went Ia fur-uIt %
TIE shooter vino had run through
t,ie grove ami taken g. the hill
NE night was iarS and although 90
thorough search was male no trace
~ the villain could l,. found.
oIr %! tile Qt--sugrr- ghU vas
pu the train at tile time II the shoot
iug stated that the man wore brlt
II cartridges aruuud hi~ Wai-t au,
carried a zig gun ia TIE ly1-om o.
ui- shirt. The fellow male a tour
Z the train aui eyed every I1ls>,-iI-
ger - Though he " - Looking Ia
~Im- one. lie had hariIg ssyt5sr.
III tile ears Fbeu tb- report al III,
pistol wa> heari and the llIy ,lIpis-.
uIf u hyr seat.
Dr. Corey. who vas uu the train.
made a superficial examination 60:
the wound, bar csulI DO nothing
irlt >tui the low uf iIruI TIA
wounded wUalIu was brought 10
tuI- rliy alI t4k,u o. her nsf,i,. rit
Wall Avenue. Ds. ~luut!rr~ Va.
summoned o. attend her atd ma T.
an examination . the wound anu
discovered itlt tire bullet hal Ell
Jvrei the lyft side over tine lower
part u the shoulder blaie ami hag
ranged upward, and pr1hably struck
the vvT;cbIa, ia IT, c1Ir-r.
The tall Ua- MT prBhul Tor anu
iis exact lIsIIIu cAuuu. BE-. letter
minci. The >iz. 70 the wound would
Indicate that % wa iuiiict-,l lrBm a
50 - . ctiir-r pistol.
~ tao u'slss's tiis morning th--
patient 49, resting comfortably ami
tiIhuIsh the wound was "a -,ripu-
one. uu iWur late fatal results arg
fyareI.-g yisl NIld.uL
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ErizhI's Disease I.a>i a. victim.

CnIcr date = July Is, ISIS. Mrs.
Laura a. Krmp'ou, ~ Wet Rui-
lauI. Vermont, write: I'VE are
certain tina; only Tor Dr.. David
Kennedy FlvuTIie Remedy. Of
Bnr'Uui, y. Y, our little teu-yeaI-
Oh daughter WruI have iccu leaf
from BriEbt'- Disease. We had tried
iu vain other means. hut the Favor
lie R-we'y came Just ia time o.
save her iifr.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-04

Matthew Armstrong. 90 tw'tHU
Ky. now boz hI- -.v-utirlh year.
-Iy- De- has Teen truuhi,7i with
GilrrIH,t every Summer - Tar i1rl
a- he. yau -rcrl.,rt. 81" I7- iu hr-
time u~st many rscuiDiu,s. IUr
uuurs equal tu Cham vr'Iiu'- JuIi.
CHaIyra and b.Grrf u'a Erueiy
This remedy j. r.TuuIt Boo its q, O.. -
eau Away l- Lvivu-u-i uluu aur
WHEN 1-.urt-i wi:H water. b.
iIra-lut taIa-r. Children d1 no.
Object @. taking Il. For sllt by, Il
e.. MI. DEs Dent.
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y-suy n roar Woman ~un~r~ untold
Hr.,rTrrv.. fem. ff.rl Ache.

Ifshr only knew how easily She
eng,f ~ relief by using Htlbrd'-
~uHW l..uimsut She wrgli iie.- the
dly -h,. r.-ii 'hr-v few lines. 10 iE
ertuI remedy mr. Headache anu
all Nvuulsir Pains. NJ pain can
Withstand o.. magic influence. Il
removes the IN. fTlm a huru or
E-ij iu one minute. % will cure
Iu'llmmsfu-y rheumatism and
ScfHtrl, an lied o. tire Throat amt
Chest iu Group % SiIi give immeli
ni,. relief aud make br,a'hiuE much
.g-i.r. No family can bee without o.
if"ur. they know ii- value. Try o.
Prize 90 r,r.f-.
sold los Il &. VI 7. .-F
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-04

What /, a Cold iu :br htal: Med
.ral auJhuUIit- sIy DC j. Uuc O. uu-
even utbiu- 81 tire tu.iy. rapid
rIuiiug w hru iu q Precipitation, etc
The imp rant point J.. itat n cil.i
iu the head . an irtitwatruu ~ the
lining membrane &C the nose. "A lIch-
b., Hyu urrIc,.st-i, j. certain tI pro-
iur,- a catarrhal cHudIfiHr-'ur ca
tIrrh b. essentially e ''tu.u" which
ustur, BE- o." iHu.,rI T. o. .'r,-rlve %
~ throw r. EiN'- Cream B'i'u Ias
moved BE- superiority, ant ~u'lvrvr-
.huuIl ~sasr-r 20 ~ before tual CO. n
guu aIiurEt Irar H-ufr~ ~-Ityd aud
ends iu .si-rrrrHf.. t-tFIrrH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-04

DR.. !. r. Doll. who las ieen ia
tn. VTaeiie Of medicine n North
English. Iowa. ~iuct. ISIS, says h'
uf,rupres rih,S Chamberlain Co'ir
Cholera auI D.IrFhoea Remedy, be-
gtu-@ nc KNOTS it L. he rylia lie
For sl,- ~. H. &. ". /. Drug
Druag!m,uI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-04

u g. WITH thr grufr-t confidence
''st Iiurt's Sg'-HI-.riill IS recon-.
r.4I,i ,aE ..-- 90! a.patiir. iu,.i-Us.
.i.r. SEEK Erl35.hD, ami similar
.~u. Pee. fltrru'rii.'fue gently tguy-
si.r -t.may!c "a i~tr i,lt>Ji.u. 9r'.
...r.,- enc -.raI hungry. i'-r-"Us
i4 delicate I,aIu. after taking
H.ul'- ~ar~tV ri.'aa fvy day. find
t.l % 30 ives ..rciug far and eating
thr HIiu,s. food with unexpected
.t.f-t.
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n. DINWOOOEY
IS READY

FOR BUSINESS AGAIN.
And will tie pleased TO have
the public generally and all
his old customers call and
see him at CaiJsr'= MusiC
Palace, the Calder Estate
having kindly allowed him
20 use part Of their store ,
where he has opened cut q
New and Beautiful Stock of
Carpets and Parlor Furni-
ture. Ali orders will receive
most careful attention. He
still u-= tHa - 3 employees
with him ready 90 cseCuts
any order.
Give him a Gail
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President brigham TouIE's

Iti- my intention 10 compile al
Wy fathers letttrr- fDr publication
and / Wiii ir greatly Obliged 10 All
llsUs.- ~ ho have such l,ttsrs II they
81 900 kiudly forward them o. Jane
s. Little. care JIUssiis LHsTlct11
" &C, S8it Lake City, that q -
nay To- correctly cppit-l. All -ucl
a-u.!,i and returned safely o. Oh,
UI,r-. EtsI srtfuily-
g. J SIS ". Y0TNG
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-04

Na-ENI-IT'N NH''I' EI'73I1I'I EWT8
No single disease has played such
sai havoc with tine human race a.
Consumption. No ether disease
afsrnla-.ht=- ~ styaIihily. It's early
-ymu'ru.s .Tr ignored because II j.
thought ruly a Cold or hacking
Cough. which is neglected until
tbs grim monster has such a hold
that nothing but death cau relieve il.
Esllari'- lurrEuuuI syrup has re-
moved thy grip 90. Ihi- grim monster
ir.m many a throat. 10 taken in
time 10 all give surprising relief.
Try it, -uuihiu. ami uv..iiuE virtues.
D. mt put u rtr until too late.
T. {. ". l.. Agent. 3
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VIM. Hutchinson, Of Benton,
Illinois, while d, aling In cattle and
horses in Texas last SsPts mber, was
taken with very severe attack OF
chultTa muTuus and diaTrhOea-
coming, he supposed, from a Ct augr
u drinking water. \ i0Cal druggist
advised him o. take Chamberlain
Collie. Chol-Fa AMI DiarrhOea
Remedy. The SECOND dose, he
-Iy>. effected a complete cure, and
he now .iSrs pie sure In rvcum-
mCu.irg u 10 others. For sale at
- ant - c,':s'v .vr battle by, Il. &.
NJ. !. Drug DE. {.
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THE EFsr s-AIvE iu tine world To-
GUS, Eu.-,-, Sur,s, J!rvrs. Sal
i:uy.Iu. Fever ~uTc-. Fyt.er. Thar
lt-3 Eau.-. gl;liuius. Curu-. IN,
aIf --iu EuIItIuus, sal P-itiyul!
cure i'Il.-. ur 30 lGS rs-iuiTy!- u
D. sus=luf,rTi o. give l"riyyt Sa'i~
f.,J.u. 20 mooney .,Iuu.rL ITig'
- g,--,-s ..r TX. For sale Is :. 4
sr1isE d Go.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-04

s,'t i-aze riT. Ear1Hrer rrI.
Pm T.t-uaa-6s s1.f. signal .H-r
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-04

!:gu4 Isr yellow, E.laHr@. .r..
situated with li,a g,ar. t... beat.
Gmw-y. No. appetite, isf lu sou
Liver De- cat ~ rr.rr one i.N o.
tle-e Fills Will 'i-5rs all the tTuIr.,
away and uias- ne s being u yri
Price = cents Zion Coop Ni.,r
Aust. DRUG Dept. Agent d&s
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CarnrT REMNANTS

From ! to % yards n a piece,
all grades, will be sold at half
price. Must be closed out in
one week. Call and get a
bargain at n. DINWOODE s
in Calder's Music Pa'aCe.
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BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
4 Llrge Number Of Gases Dealt With
Last Evening.

A-AI ny NUAuill mt n unlrl
/ Of equalization last evening, 10
take action on the 1ll protests fled
10y the taxpayers against ASSESSOR
I Cluie's valuations, aud the requests
Of residents FOR remission Of taxes.
Mayer Scott presided.
In the ease % Mr.. josephine VI.
S!ear. vino 1'.ie,teI TO Clute's valu-
alton 81 S2I,nll ou her property, the
assessment was confirmed.
The valuation of Nry NJ. Kim
balls property wa reiucei 5000.
aud the valuation o. HI. Kimbail'-
wa r-iursi S-5l1, their property
being damaged ny tine canal.
The valuation Of Thoma. Cooper',
. 10 in the Seventh Ward was reduced
I from S-T1l % 5000.
Th- valuation II ". u. Browu's
| property in the Eighteenth Wand
/ was reduced from s.1l'toS $50.
/ \ reduction OF s. Hll wa, mai,
in tie rlluafi1u n: $3.50 ON III.
( Parry property ga the Eighteenth
| Ward
= similar reduction wa maize
lIpa tac valuation % $1,000 ou
John Llv-In'- r-1F--,y ou S-con!
! Wet street.
The vsluatiuGUn EIWarl IIomp--
{ property DO the Nineteenth Wsr.
/ Ea- re.-uu,I = IHf.
Tire Improvement valued AZ 500
q at--..--f-I l-sasu-t j.. a. WpFl.y-y
we're taken or ans % reduction 81
Z >..lti wl- male iu THE valuation ui
real estate.
Fine valuation uf IS alter = guiru,'
pu5 rry 80 Canyon Hsli Va, re-
iuceI - ,HHl.
Ia tu. rsl-.uf y ethan Pratt. whose (
T property Iu the FIi;reutl Wand Wa
vauvi 80 Sllaj' CIuir said Mr..
Pratt was willing O. sell uut Tor
. S>,7f1. and he admitted that hi- as .
>s=S-meut was .uH uI-I. the valg--
ton was r,#.ua,. o. - SOC.
The valuation uu 1. 4. Cu.li-iyr'~ .
r ..a a.a % W q" a.A 2.
from $500 is S-T5u.
4 r,-.u.tlsg ui Ss11 was mllc uu /
the valuation % SssHI uu II. \.
-Eau'= property boz tine Eighteenth
Wand.
TGa vslua'ila ora !le property ui A.
Annie MuIliUu Wa reduced from /
-H5fH O. S-1uH.
\ reduction % 500 WIS male on F.
iH- general valuation q ta,. SalI ]
Like city Brew NJ Company GA /
account utsar loss sustained I.y diem .
fhr.I.h fire.
rur valuation uu q. ". Dri-c>' 4
property iu il- i..fyuuIh War; .
Wa re.gas-! from -lHtH O. 500.
The "alra'srr ~ s>-nH COG the
property Yi Margaret Bruce iu tae .
Sixteenth Nari was r-luccI tD .
$1,000.
y reduction iu the valuation a. /
lhv rnpsry uf ELLEN Hurthlu. OF .
,ur Eleventh Warl- wl- mtly.
lIlr va'gl'iHu col. =-l.uU uu the .
Property ui Elizabeth l.. WrHu a. a.. .
H-i- reduced o. >lH.nHl.
Ire valgttiHna; 50 rIuu tn, pro- .
TeTtg o.. 4. !. Swami. 300 titr seven .
trguth Na-.. wa- rg iI-.I O. >5'TI. .
iEr valuation ui $50 nu 'Il-.T.s,. .
kuIiHu'- .ai 900 fa-uI Nust Street .
asl- Tr TH.ri O. S.-rl.
tn a-~.--m at- iu tlr tuli1Wlu.
l-l-sH~ f,aI.. ,HLHrla..s
JGlig ~IuIU.r-. Fifteenth Ward.
sl5.I-
N.y -aa.u Eleventh. wa-l .
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TEC last Threat ',r Hand or Ma
rhir,. u-,- p ,IarL'~ .Nltlr End
White threat W.uUr. Du iIrt Sinol~
For -7E. rs = kEILNFE New Dry
isHuj- Store. 80 Guu - s.. NIIir
street. Chr s. ~
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Or. }. Thomas. Dentist,
Herald Blurh. corner vest ami IL
south -. =. l.. city. NI-slizei aiI
a..rIUl~turt-..
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n ygu want 10 h- Healthy.
Wealthy ami Wise d-l st your
money iu ;'rr Utah Commercial
AMI Savings Bans, - and - T.
Fif-t SOUTH Street, aui ~ 3 pr
cen. iU:-nSt per auUum. Cum
Founded f.Hr time % year. CIpi
IaI S.IIuHI. ~urI'',s ssiul.
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Hry your IrIg~ Il ''iil" huys, -
Johnson. Frat 4 TO. . Main =.
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No. % SOUTH. WEST TEM-
- -

No. - SOU n. IVES Ed
PIE STREET
Is where .:e ara now doinE
business. We nave a full
line Of HOME MADE wool
EN- GOODS. WHOLESALE
and Re ALL. and make
Gents suits 20 order from
cur celebrated Cass mere.
Shall be pleased to see old
and new patrons.
JOHN c. CUTLER & GRO.
AGENTS. PROVO ard OES-
Fret WOODEN MILLS, Op-
rCsite Grant Bros Co. Sta
hlls.
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". Peterson. the iH.i.utr. will l,
90 Nn. 80 J.. Far, : Ith, Ter IuiN
], I>sT. iu
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DAILY except Monday and Tue
day.
Tickets frr Sal. iu Wa-atrh Built
ing. = ] Main Street ami n DEPOT.
Fare f.r tire round triy, So cents.
=. ". EygLE-,
q. =. A salt Lake.
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sPsCiA, NuTrCr-


Buy Mautels for YOUR houses OF
the -alt Lake Mautel Nlanufae-
turing Co., - Fast 2nd South ~.
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60 70 SgESCER, EYwATER & 20.
opposite City Hall, f1r Tin Roofing.
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TinWare, etc,
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They keep fine line q OH and
New style Wood, Marhlr'z=i. Stone
AMI COMPS -itiou Mautcls, which
they are selling ~ - per cent. lower
than ANY other huu~s. in town.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-04

TIE Hsarrisg, certificate Of Ernest
Davis AMI Nellie Smith vas file.i
Yesterday with County CLERK Allen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-04

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The Lexington record. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 1890-1???, 1890-12-01
Pulpit Gems.


Gall life, when we know it and
live it in truth and holiness, is real
with the presence of od."-Elder
II. III. MattheDS.
The Rev. DIR Bartlett's sermon,
keeping the Tongue" was appre-
ciated by his congregation, and per
haps other congregations would be
benefited by repression ofthat lit
tie member of the body.
The Rev. E. H. Wards sermons
show deep, forcible and creative
thought. The broad charity of the
sermon delivered on the first Sun
day of November, commends it to
every Christian. "Those who la
Dor for Christ of all denominations
which have the fundamental prin-
ciples of Christianity, are like the
ripping currents that meet and
combine in one vast wave of the
sea.
The Lexington record. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 1890-1???, 1890-12-01
Erratta.

In the November number of the
RECORD the compositor failed to
correct some prominent errors in
type. In the Secretary's report of
the Protestant Infrmary, read
Mrs. Bacon, for Mrs. Barlow;
$1,158.86 received from the Carni-
val of Nations, instead of $158.86,
and A. H. Lyme, instead of A. H
Sayre, Secretary; in the Treasurer's
report, read contents of Post-office
box $4.S7, instead of $4S7. The
editor is in no way responsible for
mistakes of this character, They
occur in all printing establish
ments, for to err is human, espe-
cially among printers. Expert
ence in submitting articles for
publication is the only salve to
to sensitiveness on this point. All
who try it must learn to possess
their souls in patience.
The Lexington record. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 1890-1???, 1890-12-01
KINGS LILIES.
Consider the Lilies Of the Field
How They Grow.

Beautiful lily, emblem of a
youthful band, who are taking up
the happiest work Of life-charity
IA work that fills the utmost soul
with the love'of casting sunshine on
the darkened path way of sqpalid
misery and want. This young band
is all life and energy now; may
they continue to grow in number,
and good works, and as life wanes
may they have the happy reHec-
ton of having worked faithfully
for Christ's sake. in memory of a
lovely woman, Miss Lille Brand
Duncan. M.