davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-11
Theatre.

"PauI Kauvar" Is one Of the best
plays produced 10y an American
author. 1t deals with the French
revolution and it excuses and tu-
mults, but il American in many Of
It's sentiments. Ii has much liter.
AIRY merit and ab0unds in dramatic
scenes and situations. The author,
Steele Msckaye, has given in this
drama evidence Of great versatility,
for il is essentially different TO
Hazel hirke" and other Of his fine
productions.
Joseph HawOrih has the making
OF a grand actor. In the auieteT
lines OF his part he Is little too sem
tentious, hut in his passion and all
the forcible features Of the character
he is truly great, and shows that he
is Of the stuff OF which the masters
Of his art are made.
Miss Rochelle made a very excel
lent Diane; not quite even rs to lis
quality. hut on tue whole impress
i've and faithful.
The villain was represented by
Mr.. Lynch in a finished and artistic
manner. The gentleman is Il thor
oughly good actor and esters into
his part with striking fidelity to
the author'sconception.
The other parts were very well
sustained, and the play was put
upon the stage very effectively.
The dream scene was splendidly
presented and is alone worth seeing.
The play will be repeated tonight.
The orchestra will commence to
perform at SIS, 50 that the curtain
may go up at $50. We advise all
who intend to go to lie seated in time
for the music. The Theatre orches-
ira is deserving Of attention and
public praise, both for lis selections
and the manner OF their execution.
II Is 4 credit 10 the Theatre and TO
the city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-11

Mr.. Lynn moved TO take from
the tllile the petition of. b. Wal
den. sent in two weeks ago, ami
tabled. He wanted il referred b
the sanitary committee.
Mr.. KarTick--What is il?
Mr.. Cohn-TO fire out these pic
lures.
The petition was sent for, and tine
motion TO take II up was voted on
four TO four, and acting Mayor Par
sons voted yea, this sending the
petition 10 the sanitary committee.
Mr.. COhn-Wha, do YOU want 10
DO with the sanitary committee?
SIR. Pendloton called attention to
the failure of the sprinkleTs 10 pat
water on the streets between p.
m. Saturdays and Monday morn
ing. Most Of the people went out
on Monday, and the streets were
dusty.
There were several severe criti-
cisus OF the way the sprinkiing was
being dole, ami for the SECOND time
during the session a motion was
carried, directing the mayor To see
that the contract with Mount *
Griffin was enforced, Mr.. Spaa1ri
that they had not come
up 10 their high-DuUding prom
ises.
The election Of a Board OF Public
Works was made the special order
Tor next Tuesday evening, and the
Council adjourned for one week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-11
A JOURNEY EAST.
Bishop Kesler aakes a Trip Of
Seven Thousand Miies.

Bishop Frederick Kesler, Of the
Sixteenth watd, returned hUIr.e on
Sunday evening last from n tIs!. to
The E4st, where he has been ON 4
genealogical mission. Leaving
salt Lake City on May s.h. he
fret went to Council Bluffs, and
thence louFneyed to Minneapolis.
At the latter place lac learned that
his youngest brother, whom he had
not seen for upwards Of forty-seven
years, had been dead about seven
months. Upon application being
made to the local authorities, how
ever, permission was obtained to
exhume the body, and the Bishop
was thus enabled TO take 4 last
look at the face Of the deceased.
Bishop lsesler next went to Chica-
90. and from thence 10 Cleveland, %.
lie afterwards visited Kirkland. and
was conducted sover the Temple
there. This structure has under
gone considerable iuterua! improve
ment and has been thoroughly re-
painted. The next place 10 which
Rishop kesler Travelled was Hub
bard City, -. There he passed some
wears OF his early life. In Mercer
Co. Pa, he made another brief halt,
thence going TO Evansville, CrawfCrd
- r--rsE-ffT.. L.. ,4,-,.o,--
cred many relatives on his mothers
side, and gathered n number Of IN
teresting facts concerning them.
Erie, Buffalo and Rochester, Y. Y,
were subsequently, visited, anu
Niagara Falls WIS also taken in the
programme NJ this pOint. At Pal
myra Bishop kesler accidentally
met the veteran Major Gilbert, who
printed tire first edition Of the
Book Of Mormon. The Major is
now I'm his s7th year, but looked
well and hearty,
One OF the Spots to which the
Bishop went before starting home
war,i was the hill 81 CumOrah,
distant fOur miles from Palmyra.
He here saw the house wht rein the
Prophet Joseph smith had his trst
vision. and other objects Of absorb
ing interest We're pointed out 10 him
associated with the youthful life Of
the Prophet. After passing n few
hours in New York Bishop kesler
STAYED several days with his Wile'-
relative I'm Long Island.
At washington he was most
kindly received by the Hon. john
r. Came, rho escorted him through
the Capitol. TO the White HOUSE
aud other places. The Bishop had
a pleasant ride home via the V. &
W. Railroad, having Travelled in ali
no fewer than 1000 miles. He says
that. much as lac has enjoyed the
trip, he l. glad TO get back once
more to his mountain home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-11
Rn-ter Needham.s Funeral.

EHr funeral .sTvi S over the re-
w5l~s Of Jhe late James Neeiham
r,Fe lr-d iu thg Seventh Ward
meeting mouse yesterday a,terns0n.
Dog ta- presence ga very large audi
cusr. The speakers on the OCCASION
were Bishop Wm Thorn. Elders
David Mcileuzie, Henry Dinwoodey
AMI John Nicholson, and Counselor
.Ia,e-a o.. Taylor al Of pshom re-
Gene. g. Geir extended acguaiut-
l-e 1..E the deceased. OF his in
gritty Ito li- religion, his kindness
heart, G.- Patience aai faith
r.ti.- r'I .H-iu- Gle altering and
.'lr H..--r good qualities which we-r
sNa...-e.. i4 his lie, and exhortei
Is -1>.eEisy TO emulate his virtues.
DEE -;GEigg av The wari chCir. IN
t."E Pee e2.cr-l.P Ut VIM. II, Eos
Ter HHe 'ErI -al.iurrs and ammo
tEa..- asl tse .l.rai offerings yer..
Te.E -1mo-sI- ss. beautiful. The
a. .i.-.,"=r g1-TsI a5 the grave was
-s.ei .E svEusel0r JOSEPH T..
.-y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-11
FRAGMENTS.

THE Tenth ptae,Fers are spending
rciay at Ca;ieI's Gardens.
Ttw real e>tste exchange, mining
Exchange and chamber Of commerce
3re asking for the use or the Taber-
lacle On the Fourth Of July.
rHE articles Of incorporation Of
tn salt Lake Construction Com
gIny and tAe salt Lake Abstract
Company have been flied with the
county clerk.
FRIDAY, June T., will be field
day Tor the DISCREET University stu
tents, vino viii give grand hall al
Garfield Beach. The commilIee lh
rlfzrgc are Susie Ritter, Kate Dean,
Robert Lewis, ". :. i.augton anu
=. J. Christensen.
The Seventh District school clos
=ug exercise took place yesterday.
TINS evening the pupils Of the
.-.hacl give an entertainment
wH5sh includes fUur-act comedy,
..Tne SchOoinla am, and a flag
arlI auI national soEgs.
"a are messages at the West
aru Valau Trlr--al h Office for W.
-zif- car. W. sargent, Hong hop, |
80. e. Case. care Young * Co.,
Wg.E.r AHeu. salt Lake Wood
.'-.sEi.. Co.. Emma RgiHA3rt, Mrs. I
t.srf Nelson. 81. NJ. WiiSvrs, south /
jordan Goa. R.I'geiI * Goodrich.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-11
Resolutions Of Resnert

h7'lu.i"ns Introduced 10y r. T.
Lloyd, ana adopted by the Della Phi
hsHstiug : ciety Of the University
a.. h-ssret, in memory Of Thomas
William Thompson, late member
oi said society.
Whereas, Thomas William Thomu-
son. ri Sm.thEelt. cache County
and Utah rvTitrty. nas. but n shor-
t''nc Since, a-gIae. this Ifc: there
f1rr.
H,E ras1ircG By the Delta Phi
~'yicty Of The Uuirsrs. IL cf Dsser,t
Int We. rs mem +, oiu the wife.
rlrthe-, brothers. sisters. relatives
aud friends Uf sail deceased i'm the
deep ss1lsigIliiy o! the family and
.A.'ln bereavement in the loss OF
.lTg-a.. one. auI
i' q. res 'r-L Tia. uy this token
...'>l-r- D. na known 10y the wife,
.,! : arl friends OF said deceased.
asa eli. whom iJ may concern. that
80 'aE feels use deep melan-
-- 81 .'g loss &C such a member
5-.a D.. inc public, and
---,s. Poo. That we always rec
49, a'a q, an able am! lust
- -aI all occasions and
r., " L.t5e p rhverer Of the down
AMI $40 q .g.ell,r Of the oppressed:
-.wtir rcs5Fced. That the
"iien. uft1is >oc.styIe requested
.'fl'>n- q copy OF these res9lu-
r y, forthwith, 10 Mis-. Mary q.
thompson. the wife. and q roGy 10
rs. Us. E.izaoet1 Raymond. the mo-
,.sE oi said decgasei. at Smitbti.lj.
'sile County, Utah Territory. ana
9" assure them Of the profound sym
lathy @. this society Tor their deem
personal afiiictlon and H. sincere
coincidence a0r their late family ba
reaveLruL.
p. T.. CHRISTENSEN,
i-r,--iient.
SAT- LANE CRY. Utah. June 9Th.
lS1H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-11

The bids were referred 10 the
committee on fire department and
mayor, with power 20 contract with
the lowest responsible bidder.
Judge Powers spoke in favor Of
establishing the grade on West
Temple Street, from FirSt to Third
South streets. lie ssil there were
many new buildings going up there.
among them hotel 70 cost S5DD.0lJ
to S150,0D0. The engineer was or
dered 10 establish the grade.
Bids were received for furnishing
tagging for South Temple street, a.
follows: e. ID.
f. +. Ge1sou x Co., one class Of
stone 81 cents per square foot: an
other kind 80 cents.
Payson x Co., $500 per linear foot.
eight feet wide.
F. q. Palmer, cobhle stone. 81 So
per square yard; block stone sos
per square yard; tagging % cents
per square foot.
Referred to committee ON streets,
with the mayor ass lc!ated.
The ordinance relating to cas and
sewer connections was taken up
and passed.
Mr.. Cohn moved TO take from the
table the bill for an ordinance for a
speeding track in Liberty Park.
Carried.
Mr.; Cohn moved to postpone it
indefinitely.
Mr.. Karrick moved 10 amend by
postponing one week.
the vote On tue amendment was
four 10 iour. Acting Mayor Parsons
decided the tie By voting yes.
The ordinance providing for the
punishment &c persons interfering
with nre alarm boxes vas taken up
aud passed..
The ordinance 9 amend section
-, chapter 20 Revised Ordinances,
was passed.. IL provides q license
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-11

Misses Black Ribbed pairs
Lot Misses German Black Ingram Ribbed Hose
rem -
Ladies' French DrOItch Isle
fancy cOorei this seasons best styles 50
Mems British Socks, pairs for 20
Mems German Socks in Modes and fans pairs for 80 cta
Mems French Balbggan UnieShrts and Drawers
Ladies' Fancy Ribbed Jersey Vests, at u! cts apiece.
Chdn Summer BOnnets and CAPS To- -, 30 and all
ducet prices
Ladies' French Outing Waists
SI.j worth
Chdren Jersey Blouse Waists Navy Brown %
Sl75 and 81 IS.
Entire Stock Of Ladies' Black Coore Jerseys
discount Of
We showing Full Stock Bathing Suits The
complete prices reasonable
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-11

4 serious accident occurred in
Ogden Canyon yesterday. short
distance west OF Wilson's mill.
Work IS being prosecuted ON the
City uduIt At that point and con-
tiGull blasting Is OF cou,sca feature
Vi the WORK. Nr. 4. W. werlz
and wife were driving up the can
yon and were followed by a car
riage occupied 10y a Rev. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bailey, a Mr.. Fisher, his
daughter, and 4 young babe. sud
denly, bc'O.c any warming was
given, q rock which must have
weighed two tons lccame de-
isched ami rushed down the cliffs.
There was no time 10 get out Of the
way. The rock with 4 mighty
bound struck the road between the
rear OF the first buggy and tie
horses Of tire rear carriage. The
horses shed anu hacked the carriage
and it, occupants down the stsep
emhaukment into the river. Dir.
Bailey held firmly to the reins and
the strugg ling Of the hOrsCs prevent
ed the carriage from turning over
in the water and burying the Occu-
pants. Mr.. Wrrtz FASTENED to the
rescue. Mr.. Fisher was in the
water, badly bruised, with some cuts
ON his heal. The Others were cling.
Ing 10 the carriage, which every
moment threatened 10 tOppIe over.
The rescue was soon accomplished
and in a few moments the Occu-
pants were safely landed on the
rJ1d. Mrs. Bailey was 80 badly
hurt that shg could not walk. The
old gentleman, Mr.. Fisher, was
taken down by Mr.. Weriz, rs he ap-
pearei 10 be most injured. At the
mouth Of the canyon Il. G. Lundy
was sighted with rig and he went
zap after the ladies and the Labe.
Mr.. Bailey rode down on one OF the
hOr-cs, leaving the smashed buggy
ia the canyon. The escape was
miraculous. y few feet difference
and buggy and occupants wuuli
have been crushed and SWEPT into
tie riyer.-OgCicH Standard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-11
Sci atLiberr.

E.hu W.. JacE71n; OF Glenwood,
SEWER t#mt.-, was released from
-'i- qeIi.-u-.--s- this morning, after
-ervin-a -el.taucs o! ten months, for
i~.E-n .-l I.z wives. The co-t- in
- ..Hs rat-t. sl.cr ated 10 So.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-11
Nothing In The wide World 80 God

Nothing In the Wide World 80 t'ouN
| was afflicted with Kidney dis.
ease. Dr. Kenneiy's FavOTite
Remedy, Of ROndOut, y. G.,-l say
it with a perfect recollection Of al
that was done FOR me besides, il i The
only thing that gave ue Per.
manent relief. / have recommended
this medicine 20 many people fuI
Kidney disease ami they all agree
"a saying that II Ia, not is equal IN
the wide world for this complaint
80 Lyman Crawf1rd, Druggist.
Springfield, Mas.
Stockholders Of the Chamber Of
Commerce Meeting OF the -Eederal
Court Room tonight At sso'clock.
Be sure 10 attend dit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-11

As IT would be impossible 10 send
a Especial invitation o each friend Of
the University 10 he present at the
commencement exercises in the salt
Lake Thcl,rr, st 10 4. m. Thursday,
June lgth. n public invitation Is
cordially extended 70 all.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-11
Is sfar-6. OF Aten, Nebraska,

James March, Of Aten, Nebraska,
after an experience Of four years IN
selling Chanibeflaia's PainSBalm,
s1ys: sTt Is the best aud most Feii-
able Eminent ever produced" 4
fifty cent bottle Of it will aecomp-
lish more in the treatment 81 rheu-
matism. lame hack or severe sprains
than five dollars invested in any
other way. For sale by z. G. ~. l..
Drug Department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-11
- FREE LECTURES AND PUBLIC
HEALING OF THE SIGN At THE
GRAND ARMY az THE REPUBLIC

HEALING OF THE SIGN At THE
GRAND ARMY az THE REPUBLIC
HALL"
Second Sou h Street, next to The
Cullen Hotel, by DR.. smith, the
Magnetic Physician q View YORK.
/ large AMI apyryb alive audience
assembled nj the G. y. II. Hal. ua
Second South Street this muruirg
20 listen 10 DR.. Smith, iui,r,: ti'..
free lecture and tp Wines s. me Al.
his strange and U-s;. .i;Us E.cguC.
tic cure. Just what this strange
aud mysterious magnetic Icver
really is can not te readily OK
plaiIcI. Bat tie sense a. h"iFir-
aud seeing osI not Dc rJar !il
Jcuiel. Those who were IrtsUuJ
This moTEing expressed themselves
as being well satisfied with what
they saw and heard. 4 gentleman
went uIOn the stage who had been
sorely afflicted with rheumatism for
several months. His right arm
was helpless anu The pain was I'M
hearahle. In less than five min
utes from the time DIR. Saith ap-
piled his hands to the affected parts
lie was entirely free from pain
and could move his ann,
a thing he bad Iut been
able 10 10 lefCrg fUgm1Eihs. An old
lady was next to 20 upon the stag.
She had suffered for years from a
pain in her hack and from liver
complaint. In less time thsH lit
takes 20 write about Il tire pain had
DISAPPEARED from her back ans she
could wall with ease. Many other
cases were cured as IL by magic.
Dr. smith will continue 10 heal the
sick, free % charge, NJ the Grant
Army Hall every morning from 10
to II O'Clock for two or three weeks.
All are cordially invited to 20 ami
witness his many wonderful cures.
Admission and treatment free At the
Hall. The Doctor is permanently
located ut No. 2jS south West
Temple Street, where those who are
able and willing 10 pay may 90
from Q a. m. until 6 p. me daily, eX-
cept the hour at the Hall and
Sundays. fDr. Smith treats all forms
OF chronic disease and will peTma-
neutly cure seven out Of ten that
have been given up rs incurable.
Dr. Smith is n thoroughly educated
physician and surgeon, and a gra':u-
ate Of both the old and new scliCCls
Of medicine. He performs all opera
tiOns known TO surgery, and in the
treatment Of constipation, Iilrs, anu
in all rectal and bladder complaints,
a. well rs in diseases peculiar on
women, he stands withoutau equal.
In the cure Of female complaints
there is DO exposure Of the person,
and 40 instruments are used. DO
not give up in despair until sou 20
and have a friendly talk with him.
dit
Stockholders Of the Chamber Of
Commerce Meeting at the Federal
Court Room tonight ut 5 O'Clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-11

list he carefully considered by the
s,'at majority Of 7cople, in buying
yh necessities II life. Hood's
~ 1EaIilia comments Itself with
rls,iI iorce TO the great middle
-, because il combines positive
- ny. my with great medicinal pow
- The only medicine Of which
s1,f.-.y ee said ''lcD doses one doll
u 5,r'..t. 2 settle taken according
sa-i irons !. viii average p last one
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-11

for each bar ina saloon, for 500 per
quarter. This Is b. catch several
who are running several liars in the
same building Under ole license.
Fourteen liquor licenses were
granted. The Kentucky Liquor
Company was the FIST 20 I've affected
by tn. new ordinance, sHd a license
for only one lar was granted them.
The following appropriations
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-11
MAO t:irat Imrriean Chorus.

Sneezing, snDfiing and coughing
This Is the m,,sie all over the land
Just now. '.I've got such an awful
cold In ms heaG.- Cure il with
Ely-s Cr-am Balm Of Il Iday end ~
the toughest form Of cataTrh. hayhs'
you have caiarrh now. Nothing =
more nauseOus and dreadful. This
REMEDY msstersit as no remedy over
did. Not = snuff nor liquid.
Pleasant, certain, radical.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-11
T,rgr>iea 10 Denver.

ssn June - aui y, the Union
gs-i.ir VIII eel tickets for Den
vcr excursion 81 a single fsre-S-y
for the r0IHi trip. The tickets
SIRE good 10 thirty days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-11
Prone,-er ,Ishaa.. E.psriener.

My lite girl, aged seven years,
was afflicted with n severe cough
aud cold. She could not sleep, but
couglied almost incessaHtly. | was
induced by friend 10 try Cham
terlain's Cough Remedy and was
astOnished at the Immediate relief
i gave and the cure it produced
I hare tried uaBy remedies for
coughs ana colds, hut this is su-
Uerior TO any OF then.--FhoE J. NJ.
Nehan, Capital City Commercial
College. DIS Moines, Iowa. For
ale BY Il. c. VI. /. Drug Depart
mont.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-11
nrcnr,InNrn .Inr,,ct.

Fred J. May has opened ~ at Nc.
81 Commercial Street, where he will
-,il the choicest Beef and Mutton
from the best herds and fiOeks Of tine
Territory; also Lamb, Veal and
Pork from the best CRATES. Delicious
and well seasoned Sausages Of al
kinds. Sailed, Dried and Cured
Neat, both Beef and Pork. Tele-
phone No. 81. Meats promptly De-
livgrCti.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-11

I VII ne at Room No. ., Rec1Td-
er's Office. from " O'Clock from
Tuesday TO Friday. 10 receive Taxes
for Watering ard caring for Lots.
Owners please call and see ne.
DANIEL DUNSE.
dst Ciiy Sexton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-11
UNIVERSITY OF DESERET.
commencement Exercises To-H0r-
zen.

The commencement exercises Of
this prominent educational instiiu-
ton will he conducted tomorrow,
opening at 10 am. The following
programme has been prepared;
| overture.
Prayc- ....Arthur StavuCr
Opening Address l. Eai-lins
Piano solo, ''I:gu BCl;" .Faat,sill. Tal
tuos.....-..........-..Mi Celia Sharp
"The Growth Of the English Drama"
.......-..-.....--.---...-. Young
Duet from ''N0-zsa'' Mss Lizzie Thomas
MJss Eessic Dean
Address 20 the Graiuaies....-.......-.
.......-..Chanecllor Robert Hlrsnc,s
COufeTuns Degrees.
...........---.-Frcsid ent John 4 Park
Violin solo, ''F5ionsi,c," Tsiaiarlie,
......s..--.........--.... &. weihe
Friedrich FEo-b-l............t.H u. landlord
address. Artl g l. Thomas
Selection .OTrkestra
Following is the Let Of graduates:
NoR,iAL COURSE.
Jackson Rial Allen, Draper, salt.
Lake County, Utah.
Robert Henry Bradford, Murray,
SAIL Lake County, Utah.
Hersrhel Bullen. Jr., Richmond,
Cache County, Utsh.
Farley IC'tr Christensen. New
ton. Cache County, Utah.
Oryis Can, Willard, Box Elder
County. tab.
DIvii Henry Christensen. SAP
ford. Inug1s County. Colorado.
Catherine Dan, salt Lake City,
Utah.
Samuel D>xcy. Ogden, WeGer
County, Utah.
IRWIN Frederick Fisher. B"uuti-
!ul, Davis County, Utah.
iG.tie Fox, salt Lake City, Utah.
Ei:z.Leth EimlIll, Salt Lake
Ci'y. Utah.
Robert ". Lewis, salt Lake City,
Utah.
JAMES Henry L!utforI, iiays-
vile, Mav.s County. Utah.
Matilda fehrs1nr Vernon, TOOele
IaaHty, Utah.
Andrew Rasmussen, Milton, Mor-
gan County, Utah.
George Lyman Stookey, It. John,
TOOele County, Utah.
LITERARY COURSE.
Lucille Young, salt Lake Ci'y,
Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-11
CALL AND SEE US.

Second sale OF summer Goods
at the City Of Paris, commencing
Wednesday, May IL, and lasting
four days only-ThurS'iay -, Fri
day Is, and Saturday II.
Ladies, this means 25 per cent less
in the dollar ON all goods in the
store, including cur Paris impOTta-
tons and cur latest New York nov
elites.
Ladies, come and see. and lie con-
WINGED that you are getting your
goods chealer than they could be
bought for in -Vcy York City.
Remember the place aud dates.
CITY OF PARIS,
S2 Fest First South Street. dit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-11
COIN BROS.
JU N III ALEs
,es- We NotC Commence Our Regular Midsummer
BARGAIN S4LES.-S
PRINTED INDIA SILKS, REDUCED Is PER CENT.

importation Of Canton Shanghai and
Our qualities Il 70 cts.
Our GuaI al
We Challes Light, Medium
Darks, ) CENTS PER YARD.
regular ) Is
leo recs 27.inch Mohairs in Mixtures Plain
Dresses, L! yard
pieces light grounds beautifully printed just
Wrappers at 10 yaTd
y GREAT BARGAIN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-11
MARKETS. AND sTocKS.


NhAtA9e hAAAHhA-
CtIcago. June Il. lis D. m, close.
wheai-Firm: cash, 50; July, ~ asked
August, 50. d-
Corn-s;eady; cash. B'. July. a. ;Aug.
Eis.
uats-sleady; cash. July, s5',; July, 81
Aug.. s6is-
Brriey-Easy.
Tork-sissdy; cash, I.-62i July, 2.s5'
Lsrd-stsady: es.h. 5.ss's; July. $50
q - sept, 6.l2ii.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-11

Go TO SPENCER, BYwATER * Co,
opposite City Hall, FOR Tin Roofing.
Guttering, Spouting, Stoves and
Tiuware, etc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-11

Hand and Meat saws, Steel Shears
nuL ilatchets. Choice; each, so 90.
- S.WCs. Temple 81. n. f.. PHELPS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-11
President brigham, YounE's
Letters.

i my intention to compile all
my fathers LETTERS Tor Publication,
Sud will he greatly Obliged TO all
those who have such letters II they
will kindly forward them 10 James
\. Little, care JtIUe5ii6 Instructor
O1ics, salt Lake Cisy, that they
may be correctly copied. Al such
letters viii he most carefully
handled and returned safely 90 tie
owner. EespeCtfully,
DIS join w. YOrNG,