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quiet, careful and wise before the Lord,
watch the signs of the times and be true
and faithful; and when you get through
you will understand many things that you
do not today. This work has been raised
up by the power of Almighty God. These
elders Of Israel were called from the vari-
Gus occupations of life TO preach as they
were moved upon by the Holy Ghost They
were not learned men; they were the weak
things of this world, whom God chose to
confound the wise, land things which are
not, to bring to naught things that are"
We are here on that principle. Others Will
be gathered on that principle. Zion will
be redeemed. Zion will arise, and the
glory of God will rest upon her, and all
that Isaiah and the other prophets have
spoken concerning her will come to pass.
We are in the Last dispepSation and fulness
of time. 1t is great day, and the eyes OF
all the heavens are over US, and the eyes of
God Himself and al, the patriarchs and
prophets. They are watching over you
with feelings of deep interest, for your vel
fare; and our prophets who were slain and
sealed their testimony with their blood, are
mingling with the Gods, pleading for their
brethren. Therefore, let Us be faithful,
and leave events in the hands of God, and
He will take care of US if we do our duty.
pray God that he will bless these apos-
ties, prophets and patriarchs, these seven
LIEN, ulBu prleSSS duu clucTS VI lSEsicl, duu
these Latter day Saints, who have entered
into covenant with our God. You have
great future before you. You have kept
the commandments of God so far as you
have had the opportunity, and by receiving
the gospel of Christ and being faithful
your reward is before you. Your history
is written and is before you. will say
that this nation, and all nations, together
with presidents, kings, emperors, Judges,
ond all men, righteous and wicked, have
got to go into the spirit world and stand
before the bar of God. They have got to
give an account of the deeds done in the
body. Therefore we are safe as long as we
do our duty. No matter what trials or
fluctuations we may be called to pass
through, the hand of God will be with US
and sustain US. / ask my heavenly Father
to pour out His spirit upon me, as His ser
want, that in my advanced age, ard during
the few days L have to spend here in the
flesh, may be led by the inspiration of the
Almighty. l say to Israel, the Lord will
never permit me nor any other man who
stands as president of this church to lead
you astray. 1t is not in the programme
1t is not in the mind Of God. If were tt
attempt that the Lord would remove me
out of my place, and so He will any othel
man who attempts to lead the children o.
mea astray from the oracles of God ane
from their duty. God bless you. Amen.
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cigar. Owing to close competition cigars
costing about 800 per ], 200 are now retailed
at 10 cents. When the price goes to $40
the dealers will sell this cigar at retail for
Is cents. 1t is also figured out, by the same
authority that the new tariff law makes an
increase of cents on every Key West and
high-class domestic cigar. The new law
abolishes all special taxes imposed upon
dealers in leaf tobacco, manufacturers OF
cigars and peddIers of tobacco generally.
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5ohmer Pianos.
LOWEST LIVING PRICES

We will continue our special prices on
watches and chains during the remainder
of October. This is your opportunity to
secure good time piece for very little
money. Remember that in dealing with US
you take no chances and get full value for
your money. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. T. NJ Surbaugh, ieweler,
20 West First South Street.
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REAL ESTATE INVESTORS

can learn something to their advantage by
calling at Pratt Bros. real estate office 30
West First South street.
We are also prepared to place from ST.
600 to S50,0 900 in good loans with profitable
interest.
More than 20 per cent, ofthose who have
purchased properties through our agency
have increased their investments from 25
to 300 per cent.
PRATT Bros.
Real estate Office No. SO West First
South street.
Fact
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4 LITTLE HISTORY.
The Addresses by Presidents
Woodruff and Cannon.
REAL ATTITUDE OF THE CHURCH.
a Couple of Addresses That VIII be Read
With Interest Wherever the Eng
iish Language Prevails.

On Monday last, in the general conference
of the Mormon church, after the question of
the authorization of the recent man
ifesto had been put to the people
aud the issuance ratified by them.
Presidents MILFORD Woodruff and
George Q. Cannon spoke on the sub
lect, giving their views at length on the
same. At that time only brief synopses
of the addresses were given, but to-day we
are enabled to give the remarks verbatim.
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Sixty tons OF Anchor concentrates wenS
81 lead aud 40 silver; fifty tons Of ore as
sayed 40 lead and 50 silver.
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THE LATEST FROM BR1GHAu YOUNG.

The Brigham Young college at Logan
have selected one of the Rice Hinze pianos
for their music room after careful COM
parison with all other leading makers. The
Rice Hinze pianos are sold by the Salt Lake
Music Co., IS w. First South street, Salt
Lake city, Utah.
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The Caroline hoists its ore through the
Bullion Beck shaft, and as a result, will
not be heard from again until the new
machinery is put in.
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Eureka Hill.
The Carisa.

Steady shipments of good ore continue to
pour in.
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TIE Anchor.

There were the usual shipments. A few
shares changed hands during the week.
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s. F. Ball & Co, Old Globe Stand, "a Main
Street.

On account Of our great rush of business
during conference and fair, we have de-
cided to pitch large tent on Council House
corner, where our patrons can be served
with tea, coffee, cakes, buns, fruit. summer
drinks, etc, and every class Of light re-
freshments.
Note-The same courtesy and attention
will ne given our patrons IS they are in the
habit of receiving at our establishment.
"a Ornamental wedding cakes shipped
to all parts of the territory.
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AS usual, the principal shipper from
Bingham was the Brooklyn, about 800 TONS
being sent in.
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At the Banks.

The ore and bullion shipments, as re
ported by the various banks in this cit,
for the week ending yesterday, were s12l
522. 90, as compared with s173, $4,000, for tn
week previous. They were reported
follows:
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The Horn Silver.

Horn Silver has been rather weak in the
New York markets. There was the usual
output during the week.
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Some ore camel in from the Bullion 3 eek,
but none is being hoisted at present, in con-
sequence of the putting in Of new ma
chinery
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Lessons in drawing and painting Thurs
days and Fridays. Room AZ Culmer block.
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SOLE AGENCY For

DR.. Jaeger's sanitary wooden underwear. of
which we carry complete line. Send for
catalogue. BAsT-TERRY MER. Co..
Hatters and Furnishers, l42 Main ST.
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The Caroline.

The Carlsa sent in 60 tons of ore, carrying
copper and silver.
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The Ontario.
The DAILY.

The stock is quiet in the New York
market.
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The Miners Dream.

Seventy five tons OF various grades came
in from the Spanish.
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Sohmer Pianos.
FOR FALL AND WINTER DON'T FAIL

To examine the mammoth stock
of goods for suitings, overcoatings and
pantaloonings. First-clsss work at rea-
sonable prices, at Levy 81 Shulman's, mer-
chant tailors, IA E. First South, opposite
Salt Lake theatre.
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]. s. JENSEN, JEwELER,

Finest stock Of watches and chains. 90
E. First South, Salt Lake.
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A carload came in. The ore carried q
lead and some gold.
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Signs-Peterson & Brown, SO W., First
South street Advertising glass signs by
the dozen or 1000.
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NEWS FROM THE MINES.

At the office of Mr. Hanauer, the week
was reported as avery fair one. Most of
the big mines were heard from, and the
surrounding states and territories sent il
their usual quota.
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The Alameda.

Twenty-Five tons showed % lead and z
silver.
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Go to Barratt Bros for furniture.
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The Silver Hill,

A carload went 81 lead and silver.
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The Leon0Re.
A carload Of ore went 20 lead and 81
silver.
Utah Gem.
The Gem sent In one carload of SO-ounce
ore.
The Hidden Treasure.
One carload, 80 silver and 81 lead.
The North Star.
One car load of ore from this American
Fork property showed Il lead and 40 silver.
For horse collie Simmons Liver Regu-
lator is known 10 be tho best remedy.
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The Woodsi(
The Mayhowe

The Woodside IS light shipper.
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New styles in neckwear for the fall sea
son now ready.
BAsT-TERRY MER. Co..
Hatters and Fnrnishers lao Main Sk
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James G. Mcdonald & Co.. candies.
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The Bullion-Becg.

The Mayfower remains very quiet.
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The Centennial Eureka,
The BROOKLYN.

The Centennial Eureka is heavy shipper.
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The Spanish.

The South Galena.
The regular shipments continue.
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HARwOoD's STUDIO.

Sohmer Pianos.
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lru CONFERENCE VISITORS.

ANGEL Bros. lumber yard, No 6s5 FRS
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somethlag % KsaI NaIus.

In these days of trckeTy ana fraud
IL Is a fact 70 be remembered that all
things cannot be estimated az their ap-
parent face value. some Of the race seem
70 have been gifted With "the smooth
tongue and others by craftiuess Ia various
other says lead countless numbers where
they sill Great indeed then Is the ueCes-
sity ttat All things should bear the i'm
press Of time aud trial before Judgment
Is rendered. All are likely % be hum
bugged and especially Is this true Of those
buying medicines aud drugs, because Of
adulterati0us, etc Nothing can be Of
more value than heThs-nature' products
properly compounded for the alienation Of
disease. The Victor Re emedies Company
Of Frederick, Sid, have preparations upon
the market which are true To their name,
having stood the test OF over a quarter OF
Of a century IA the private practice Of Dr.
+. d Eahmey, a physician Of ac-
hn0Wledged reputation. AS % the doctors
skill lu curing diseases Of both a chronic
aud private form, many Of the foremost
residents 0f Washington would De glad %
testify. These remedies are nov being
used bV them IN their famii es. Any of
Tie following preparations are sold uu1er
q positive guarantee. The AietQr Liver
syrup, Lung syrup, Infants Relief, Pain
Balms Lin'meut and Liver PILLS are well
worth o trial Get a bottle Of any Of the
above from your druggist aud be convinced
~ their merits See that Eic.94 Is on
each ana every bottle
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Balilmore and Ohio Rnilrnad

schedule In eject June 20, 1890.
Leave WashlnRton from station corner Of
New Jersey avenue and street.
FoR CHcAeo and Northwest, Vestlbuled
$50 p m.
Fon CiNcNEATr, 81. Louis and indianapolis
=. express daily $50 a. ii.SOpm.
For Pl1TsnUn0 and Cleveland, express q Al
ESQ m and $40 p. m.
F9n LExiss9aros and points In the Shenandoah
Fon NiSonTsrIn and way stations, 1880 D m.
FoR LuRAY, 1880 and Esd pm.
FoH BALTIMORE, week DAYS, 4o5, 500 6.85,
80 $50 $50 a5.miuutes), $50, go, (it.OO,
l2:Oo 45-minutesl a. m, 1910, 2i5 (25O as
minutesl, l3.i5, IS minutes), a.25, 42O, $50.
4.4 4t0, a5-minutesl. $50 600, 6i5, ESQ,
40. 3.5O, SIS, e.sO, 1880 and ii80 .. m.
sundays, 4C5, 5.e0, $50, $40, 0 30 a M.
uaV0, % minutel loo. BIS, t2.50, 45min.
utesl !, q, t.aO, 81, H.50, IS minutesl 600.
=, b.i5, $50, 530, s.35, 1913 ii.30 pm.
FoR WAY STATIONS between Washington and
Baltimore. GO, 6.35, $50 M, 1910, 3.25,
a5s' e., il.3op m. sundays, $50 ~. 100.
3A, 4.32, 0.2O, ii.30 p IN.
TnAiNs Lave BALTIMORE for Washington,
week days, $40 $50, ESQ, 7.t5, TO, 500,
$50. 35, 9.3o and 1890. i0.s5 a m; i3O0,
7C0, 20, $50, $50, 9.00, 1910 1890 and II O0
m. SUNDAYS, 6 30, 1.lA, s 80, s.35, 80 10. 20,
l035 S5 m m, isoo ;o5, g 70 %, as 500, $50,
FoR AShAroLls, q. .85 and $40 a m, II. 10 and
10 m. sundays, $50 a m, f82 M
Leave Annapolis e.95, s.37 m, los, 3.a
m. Sundays $50 m, 3.55 p m.
FoH STATIONS on the Metropolitan Brano
70 10, SIS 50 m, sl.i5 p m. For pFiI eipal
stations only, 1000 a m, TAO and t53g
F6B RoCEvTLLE and Way Stations. ff.85pm.
fon dAiIHERshuRG and intermediate pcinta
lgVe, si9t9 tll1O m, ti.o0, t300, i.3ll
FoR bolD's and intermediate stations, o
pm.
ChuEen TRAIN leaves Washington on sunda
a. IS m, stopping at all stations on
Metropolitan Branch.
FoE FEEPERIcK. t6.8O, 30 $3.50 til.sO m..
si.lb, $3.50, f430 ? m.
TRAINS ARRIVE from Chicago daily Has a N
and 4,lO p m; from Cincinnati aHd ST Louis
daiy 5.to a N and s;o5 M from Pittsburg
40 m. $50 M daily
NEW YORK & PHILADELPHIA DIVISION.
FoR NEW YORK, Trenton. Newark, N. j.. aud
EllZa beth, n. j Hiu5, fsO0, #i0.o0, #I2 90
am. '2.5o, *450 and *l080 , 10 Buffet
ParlOF Cars on all day trains. Sleeping Car
on the 10 30 p m, open at 900 . N.
For PHILADELPHIA *4I5, foo0. 1000, Fi2O0
noon, *l,50, s4.50, #6.i5 and 40 80 D m.
F0g hEwARK, Del Wilmington and Chester,
.i.o5, 800 a m, *l2 % noon, $50, $50,
s6.i5 and 10 30 p m.
FOR INTERMEDIATES POINTS between Baltimore
and Phi adelphia, rs % and SO m, t2.50,
TuAISs LEAyE New York for Washington,
~ 90 ~ % a N, *s.o0, . e, 800 p N aud
Trans IEAyE Philadelphia tor washington,
80 -slh +si5, *ii,s5 a N, tl.40, 4 81,
#a.a3 "a 81 pm.
FoR BosToE, $50 . IA. with Pullman Buffet
Sleeping Car running through 10 Boston
without change, via iougLkeepsie Bridge.
landing passengers IN b. & M. station at
Boston.
FoE ATLAEFIC CRY, 4.05 and 1000 u. r. go
noon, sundays, 05 a N, ~ % aoon and
1870 y m
fEXCept sunday. FD8ily SUNDAY only.
Baggage called Tor and checked from no
tells and residences bY Union Transfer CO. on
orders left o. ticket 0thees, 6i9 and 1881 Pa
ave. and al depot
j. Il. ODELL, CHAS. o. SCULL,
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. "A 1t.
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AFTER ALL THIS PARTISAN TALK
The Colored People Are Done with
Politics and Congress.

The nineteenth annual conference Of
the First Washington Baptist Associa.
tion, comprising twenty i've churches
in the District Of Columbia. Virginia
and Pennsylvania. began Its first session
yestt rday at the Virginia Avenue Bap.
list Church, First and II streets south.
west
a discussion occurred last night over
a series Of resolutions expressive Of SEN
timent on alleged Southern outrages.
1t was claimed that the determinations
against the black man in the North were
not included A feeling prevailed dur.
ing the debate against taking any polit.
iCal action In the matter.
a Mississippi man present said that
The colored people were done with
politics and done with Congress. He
said "he wanted the Colored people 10
adopt any method that would free them
entirely from the politician.
The resolutions were referred 20 a
committee Of five with instructions to
report back 10 the conference. The
conference will be In session several
DAYS.
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Ibe FeTfsotlon Of Railway TraveI

Is eXemplided IN the Royal Blue Line trains
DOw running between v ashiHgtOn, Bslti-
more, fuiiadelpLia and New York via b &
%. r. Z. Each ear iu every train Is vesti-
lulgd, including baggage cars, day coaches,
parl0r cars and sleepers. All are heated
5 siesm and lighted by Plutaseh gas. The
suii-telesccping device IS attached 10 every
car. Around the ordinary traveller, riding
ia the day coach, Is therefore thrown the
ssue degree of safety ss guards the more
exclusive passenger occupying the parl0r
q sleeping cars. The comforts Of the coach
sseugeT are further provided for through
tie slpaTate layatories for gentlemen aud
ladies IN each ear A separate smoking
compartment ID each ear Is also a neg
fCa.uTe that wiil commend itself t0 the
lovers of the weed
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w. VI. Houehton q COS immense
RnfFwrFFuna

Go and examine their lovely parIor suites.
SIX pieces for sjU Either iu Cherry or solid
Oak Halt price tCr an unreasonable goods
such patterns of Carpets That cannot be
duplicated, az prices which w'l surprise
room Suites. pieces lur gi6 Also their SEE,
3 pieces 0f solid OAK Bed room suites.
The c suites are all DAISIES, and will, no
doubt please the most fastldious purchaser.
All orders for Wall paperug for the next
two weeks az IS per cent discount. at
W. n UorgurnN s. Co ",
131St230 street northwest.
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charged win FaI.e Pretsn.s.

Some time ago Dr. Collins B. Crusor,
a colored physician, disposed Of a horse
10 a man hy The name Of Howard. lie
received the most Of his money IN cash,
aid 10 addition note for SEQ payable
in January Howard afterwaFd sold
the horse 10 C. D. Hood, and the animal
was taken 10 Mcfarland S stable ia
Georgetown Dr. CrusOT went there
and represented that Hood had sent him
for the horse and he gained possession
Of II. Last night be was arrested and
Locked up charged with false pTetenses.
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a Guardian Of the Peace. Forsooth /,

Officer BassfoTd this morning had
Martha Gordon, respectable married
woman. in the Police Court charged with
profanity in Fenton Place. She testl
fitd that she had been an employe Of
the Catholic Hospital for fifteen years
and never did use profane language
You can 60 home said the Judge
Following came a small ColOred boy,
who was charged with being disorderly,
insOmuch as he was In a crowd that
every night watches the merry 20
round. Ills case was also dismissed.
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slole % conpIsle Tnslr oatlt.

Officer Ferguson yesterday afternoon
arrested Maria Smith, Annie Brown aud
Mary Newman and locked them up a
the Second Precinct station. They all
wore Nelly Bly, jockey caps and we're
altiEed in 1ashy dresses. They went
into William Schl0ssburg's store, No.
1910 Seventh street, and stole three
paIas0ls II is alleged that about a year
and a half ago the Brown and Newman
girls were arrested for stealing nearly
500 worth Of iewelTy, aud we're con
Vieted
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Cook and Chambsrmald.

There was an Interesting little row
between the cook and the chambeImaiI
81 Major McATthuTs home on Monday
afternoon Mary Gardner charged The
cook George BlaCkbuu 10 The Police
Court % day. with an assault Mary
claimed that George bad hit her With
bis Isl ana broke her Jaw aud she ia
return had beat him with q shovel
There WeTc DO other witnesses except
The Major He kneW that the affair
occurred 10 bis house. but be did not
see II Blackburn Waz daed i've dol
lars.
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- - - uIcEoIs.

William Lee, a col0red cyclist while
running his wheel al an unusual rate
Of speed ran into Alrs Aunie VI Bell
On Pennsylvania avenue last night aui
knocked her down. she escaped serious
injury bat Lee was locked up 81 the
First Precinct station
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Omesr HarbIus FuusrsI

The remains Of Police officer PhIll
" Harbiu were Inferred yesterday al
iarnoon a. he Congressional Cemetery
The funeral took place from his .ale
residence. 191 + street southeast ID
was attended b. Tie Grand Lodge.
Uui9n Lodge aud Magelu Eacamp.
ueut % o r
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THE DAILY CRITIC
OTTY spFUr4Gs.
Rudden,s 20 IN Noods.

John Ridden, the pioneer Installmcnt man,
centrally located 40 $50 and 132 seventh street
northwest has inst returned from the east
EN- markets with an immense supply of all
Kinds Of housekeeping goods carpets, stoves.
rugs, etc. You can furnish your house from
cellar 20 garrett, 40 tins store, with cash
prices on the insfaIIment plan
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a Good Investment.

$40 FOR 5H excursion 10 Niagara Falls on
Pen lsy .Faula Railroad on September ll
Tickets good tll ten days aud good t0 stop
"a hatAlls going lr returning
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Ehe National safe Deposit Company,
Cor. 18th ST. and n. v. Avenue.

Storage FOR srverware, Jewelry, Laces,
Fine Goods and valuahlcs OF an kinds.
Charges moderate safe deposit boxes for
rent at the very lowest rates
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New Couucll Of the national Union.

The National Union Instituted new
council last evening with liG charter
members The new council will be
known as the Nonparlcl, and the officers
are as follows: President, William II.
Fisher; vice president, L. G. Hly;
speaker, John T. WclCh; ex. president,
ii. ID. Armstrong; secretary, Harry
McElfresh financial secretary, f. H.
Patterson; treasurer. Edward Everbach;
usher, J II. McCach. chaplain, r. s.
Steele; sergeant at arms. VIII r. Reece;
doorkeeper Lincoln Johnson, trustees,
+ Z. Glass, II. A. Harding and G. IL.
Babcock delegates 10 cabinet, William
II. Fisher, +. 5. Wiler and f. @.
Maher.
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1aU WIIL never regret spending SO tor
al excursion ticket % Niagara il aus for the
Pennsylvania Railroads. special train sz
eaIaidu % sept. llLh secure your space
ID parlQf cans early
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lev Rates to Dear Pork and Oakland.

During the present season the B. & o. r.
u. Go. VIII sell excursion tickets from
Washington 10 Deer Park Mountain Lake
Park ana Oakland for the Friday night aud
all Saturday trains each week az rate 0f
S. Tor the round trip The tickets Eill be
valid Tor return passage uutil Monday l8I-
loving day of sale.
Tickets % Berkeley Springs aud return
Will he sold under similar conditions t1
$3.50 for lhe round nip.
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special tram u parQT ears aui I4F
coaches Hil leave B & p station 1.ll i,
eitheF direction aE Hatklas Is prralisa BE.
Illkeis are good . raturu aly time within
ksu 1aga.
The daily critic., 1890-09-10

For improved and
economic cookery.
Use IL for Soups,
Sauces, Made Dishes
Game, Fish, etc),
Aspic or Meat Jelly.
Keeps perfectly In
all climates for any
length OF time, and
i cheaper and Of
finer flavor than
any other stock
one pound equal
20 forty pounds Of
lean beef The val
ne Of about $50
Genuine only
with Justus Won
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as shown.