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w. e. Cox, Gold Block, Onlers,

Choice lets In the Ames addition at FL per
front foot.
A fine variety of lots in the Syndicate addition
from $l2 to $ll per foot
Choice lots in the Bradford addition at various
prices.
Blocks in Highland Park at Sc, 800 for choice.
A fine block in Brooke addition, fronting ON
Hauser boulevard. at SIG per front foot
A fine selection of lots in Hauser addition from
$22.5 to $40 per front foot.
Desirable lots in Jockey addition, near Helena
avenue, cheap.
Some excellent bargains in Richmond HILL
Some very desirable Main street property ct
reasons be prices
Two five room houses. new, ground 50xl25, At
81, 900 each, easy terms.
Twelve-room house near business center, ground
ll2x10O, for $500
Several new desirable residences.
Three.story brick building, rents for 322S Dor
month, fer S11 600
Forty acres inside city limits very desirable
for plating
Fifteen acres adjoining city at about one-hali
price OF adjoining Lroperty.
100 acres just outside Of city limits, suitable for
plating.
24O acres near town, very desirable and ct salts.
factory price.
$50 upwards.
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$40 acres Montana avenue property.
2l0 acres choice West IND property
1OOxl25 Bradford addition. corner, $500
600 front feet Syndicate addition. $l4 per foot
800 front feet Heymer Park, $s per foot.
One block, Highland Park, choice. $500
1OOx225 Hauser avenue 'front.' 5000.
lOOx15O Bellevue addition, $4,000
25xl25 Main street front, corner. $1,000.
10Ox14O Eighth aveoue and Idaho, 5000.
81 acres 1t $40, $31O0
Residence in panser addition, $500.
Residence in Bradford addition, $4,000.
Residence in Bradford addition, Is, 500.
Residence in Hoback and Cannon, $500.
Residence corner Breckenridge and Gem
&e,5OO.
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What Do You Know
About tho Superb Pullman Dining Can
which have been recently placed in service
VIA tho Union Pacific, ''The Overland
Reuter-" They run on the fast Vestibuls
Express between Council Bluffs and Denver
and on the Limited Fast Mail" between
Council Bluffs and Portland.
# you want to get sumptuous meal
while travelling, don't fail to take the train
on which these diners run. Meals. which
cannot be surpassed in any of tho first-olass
hotel IN the country, are served in these
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Meeting Of the Sovereign Grand Lodge Of
I. o. o. F. at Topeka, Kansas,
Sept. 14th to 10Th.
For the meeting of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge of the /. o. o. F., to be held at Co
peka, Kansas. from Sept. 14th to 18th, 1890,
the Union Pacific will make rate of One
Lowest First Glass Fare from all stations
in Montana to Topeka and return. Sellin,
dates, Sept. 18th and 18th. Limited for re-
turn until Sept. 3Oth, 1880. A. E. yEAz1E,
T. & P. Agent.
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Fowles' Cash Store carries the largest line of
infants goods in the city.
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Our great re- uction sale of buRgies and har.
ness still continues, and would advise all In need
of anything in the vehicle line to give us . call
before purchasing elsewhere. T. c. Power Co
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The largest assortment of ladies' and children'e
winter underwear can be found at The Bee Hive
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sunday EXe0f0101.
Tho Northern Pacific Railroad company
will make Sunday excursion rate of one
fare for the round trip to all points betwssn
Helena and Butte via Garrison; also to all
points On the Helena. Boulder Valley 3
Butte, Helena d Jefferson County, ana
Helena d North8n branches. Tickets to
be sold % Sundays only, good to return
came day. 4. p. ED0A1, GsnI AeanA
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Big drive in gents hosiery and neckwear q,
The Bee Hive.
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few baby carriages still left Mt The Pa Hive
at greatly reduced prices.
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Ladies' and children's chattslains BAGS and
purses ut Ths Bee Hive
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Sunday Hearsisa.

The celebrated c. G. corset only Is cents at The
Bee Hive.
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DIED.

POWELL-In Helena. Sept. 70. Mrs. Olivette
Powell, aged Is years.
Funeral to-day, Sunday, at D. M. from the
residence on Bridge street.
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Go to The Bee Hive for mems fall and white,
underwear.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-14

Wedding and birthday presents at The Be,
Hive.
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The Zee Hive is headquarters for toys and
fancy goods.
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Mining machinery and powder, fuse and caps,
Mle 1oBe OF
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What Do You Know

Chenille. silk and plush table covers at The Bee
Hiv0
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Muslin underwear at eastern prices at The Bee
Hive.
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Helena Real Estate and Building Associa-
ton.
Herbert B. Reed, Secretary.
Ground Floor. Bailey Block
Ac0 lots near city limits, 500 each; So cash and
81 per week.
so0 Lots near Northern Pacific depot, SIPS each:
Is cash and So per week.
~ lots in Northern Pacific addition No. 2, SlJo
each; IS cash snd So per week.
Five lots on Eighth avenue. 500 caab and So,
per month. S>s~ SA ~~~ -
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Wheeler, Word y Co.'S List.
E4zz LOTS.
400 feet in Ames addition, I'll per foot.
100 feet in n. =. addition, 312 per foot.
SO feet on Madison avenue for S2,7O
100 feet in Ming addition, $l2 per foot.
100 feet in N. p. addition No. for x475.
40 feet on Shiland street for $1,000.
Lots in Mclean Park SIS each, $40 cash and s.
per week.
ACRES.
q acres near Rroadwater Hotel at $500 Der
acre.
HOUSES.
Residence in Palser addition, 5000.
Fesinence in Bradford addition, 81, O10.
Residence in Hoback l. Cannon addition, S.
100.
Residence in Bassett addition, $500.
Residence in Syndicate addition, $4,000.
WHEELER, WORD g. Co.
l6 and II Gold Block, Helena.
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Children's lunch basket at The Bee Hive.
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FOR RENT-DWELLING
TOR RENT-FIVE-ROOM HOUSE VERY
cheap. Inquire Douglass d Boyle, 1909
Helena avenue.
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WANTED COOK, OR MAN AND
w wife without children for country, and
young girl to assist with Homework for city. In
Quire between 10 and II q M, 7O5 Hillsdale ave.
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Armitage Il Piatt.
ACRES.
$50 Der acre, 100 acres nine miles from city.
40 per acre, 50 acres close to city.
$50 per acre, 100 acres five miles from city
$50 per acre, 800 acres six miles from city.
great bargain.
LOTS.
$3.50 per front foot. S. lots in Hersh6eld addi-
ticn.
$50 per front foot. corner Montana avenue a,d
Ph0nix avenue.
$50 o $500-lots in Northern Pacific second
'dit.on.
$5 per front foot. onc-t II block in De Lac,
additit n. Warren street
S&-. eacl, three lot on street. Easter!y
II: 00-A choice buEiness lot; adjoins Montan,
National bank.
SIS per Fl It foot. corner Twolfth avenue md
Ne :ren street.
$50 Ter front foot, lots on Hauser boulevard.
3 S,,.iU-kuli lot on Sixth avenue, inside Hoback
street.
Sls,U0-lmproyed property paying $500 por
" nth
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
WANTED-AT ONCE 10 MINERS. APPLY
" to h l.. johnson, No. 10 Edwards street,
Helena.
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FOUND
E6fN6T sHxrI GR1f. 0NSnf~crs
a have same by calling ut this Office And psyins
for this ad. Ne >n~ pssl's
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EOUND-ON EWING STREET. pam az FYE
glas.sA Ownsr can have sams b. caiiinE =
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WNTED-1Oo MEN FOR MIssOULA; 10 SAW
w mill men; tracklayers graders and surface
ers; ship Monday, p. M. Montana Employment
Agency, Sixth avenue aud Nam street.
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TOR RENT-FARMER's HOME, CORNER
Edwards street and Park avenue. Apply at
brick house in rear.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-26
That Stolen .Iewelrv

On ~ about tine 18th int. a mau
who gave tHg name Of Richari
Wolf was arrested on suspicion %.
having >tolshj swelry in his posses
sion. lie had teen trying 10 sell a
Ilir 81 lady, chtiu bracelets, uul
crl,k,r-, pick, etc. some uf the
articles we're 20 plain and some w,ry
u ONiiizei silver. NJ the suvg,--
ton ~ Marshal Young the city
papers Published a description u th,,
j,w,lTy, AMI a gentleman who rel,l
the article became convinced that
the silver goo j. were the property II
relative 10 hi-. Investigation his.
ClaseI the fact that jewelry 81 the
,ame description hti Icyn stolen
f7um hi- relatives house on OF all,ut
August o..
The r-SIl; was u.at a complaint
was fiiei charging Wolf with steal
iug the jrw-lry named and a lot o.!
other silver table ware, some art!-
rles u clothing, etc..thc property Of
-. r. Cassidy, who live uesr Gar
field Beach. Wllr- examination
was in progress this afternoon.
On the l6th Inst. two m-a drove
zap IN Mr.. Ca-1iy'- house ia a bua.sy
and ft-d their horse there. No uft.
was at home 81 the time, aud the
house was broken into, presumably
hy these two m-u. ami the iewclrv.
etc, was taken n that time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-26
The Accident to Mr.. Airmet

In yesterdays issue there ap-
PcaEei a statement Of an acct tent
which happened 20 John d. Air
nett, Of the Twentieth Ward, and
others ON SUNDAY last. The in
formation came 10 our reporter
through a second party. who hal eyi,
IDENTIFY been misiuformei regarding
the Irtails. which We obtained To-
day from Mr.. Airmet himself, and
are n follows: Mrs. Airmet has
been in feeble health Tor some
time, and the physician in attend
ance advised him 10 take her for a
drive. lie consequently drove
out with her in a buggy on Sabbath
afternoon, accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. Frti-Ju, AMI 10y Mr..
Winwari. daughter q Mr.. and Mrs.
Airmct, and her little girl. When
the party reached the vicinity 81
the L. 4. depot, on North Temple
street, the switch engine was at
work. The horse was brought % a
stani-,ill a short distance from the
track until 10 Va-s.-i. and all would
have been well had not the
whistle heen blown. The noise
frightened the animal, caus-
ing il 10 turn around and
back. The result was that the
whole outfit was turned over into
the ngIeiuct, sideways Mr.. Airmet
ani Mrs. Lawson were thrown
across the viliurt o. the opposite
bank, the ormeri-ring severely hurt
in one Lee. while the other limit
was more or les bruised, but no
bones were broken. Mrs. Lawson
escaped w;th slight injury. Mr..
Wiuwari aud baby were under the
buggy. and as the horse was kicking
aud struggling, their position Wa
Tor n time exceedingly dangerous.
\ number % men ia the vicinity 0'
the accident gave really assistance
and prevented more serious results.
Mr.. Airmet was the only person
ia the vehicle vino Was no,
thrown out, hut she was
considerably h-J!is=d aud her
being soaked in the water. which
drcpene,i 10y being lacked up by the
distinctions thrown into the ayue-
duct. has increased her Hines. and
she j. confined 10 her bed in conse-
queuce. The buggy was iamag-I
T. some extent. but not A. much A.
might reasonably have been ex-
peCted.
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n.lrn Items

Early ~la5ay morning ulicvc-
rutyIci tine lrlsiu- nous. KEEP, by
Mr.. i,mrn. 300 Wal AMI twenty
thirl ~.rrt. agi -.sl- a sIit al
CLOTHES H-l1uEia- Goo uu. pf the I1I-
-sr- who Eya- a-'eca la the room a,
the time. Iu in- rl.'5et VI his
pants UI, 500 in mpusy aul a
watch ana rl4iu. Tn= thieves took
;he mpH van! .N.i-y an l.f, the
elp,sr- hanging pu tsla f.l-. which
surrounds ;l. hu-s. Tas r5Eb-r-
-lin-l sara vu.rtu.. ny ca ling the
screen nu one oil. lhg wia-aTS.
Two msu INA De aV attempt O.
aIr.llr5z- tl. l1I-iu. house. 90 th,.
corner u Lincoln gveuur ami
Tuirr.-rliri street yesterday mr-u-
inn, HfI' were frightened away hy
the wIt-Irutu a. Nny - lumber
yarl. The wt,nLw COO Noticed two
mal .inr.r.r .sa So suspicious manner
aai watched tHaiT movements.
Ta-g Ne.t. % tar aHI-r aui tried
tily q. aH.l W.G .HE-. The watch
um -IIu.sI 200 r.lasu. ua.rl cauS..l
Iasm rH ..lHt "a NASTY Telr.1 M.
y wBu wac media ap ay loot pads
90 Lincoln arru'i. opposite. Eerie'~
ylgiujag mill last Friday night and
relieved of 50 ami "a watch
AMI chain. 10 J. stated the
hUl4-Ip was witnessed 10y
= person who did MT ~
rB Ih. mtu'~ Assistance. because ht.
dill not want L. gei into trIaDlc. y
Irs belonging o. ThBm = Player
mlir -Irh a noise tlt, the neigh
hpTh1lI was aroused. Mr.. Player
rH' uutD inquire the Gus, ID, the
racket AMI SAW thv man who hal
a-au r.ir.s-3 uIluiu- down the
street iu tar direction of rwruty-
tliri, h.IlHHiu- that hr hal been
raHH-i uf hi- watch and money.
There t. 90 police protection in this
particular IBca iry amt the thieves
seem o. bee aware 10 the fact. a.
thu-. rDHir cries brave. all occurred ia
the imm=iiate vicinity 81 rwruty-
thiri stree; ami Wall avenue.
Tine street rail vay motor line was
completed o. North Ogden : itur-
Ipy. Finishing M ami S-ttin.
UIr rails straight j. now la progress,
ami Is expected o. De Completed 10y
Friday. Mr.. swan thinks the first
train viii Dee uu uut Goa Sunday.
Mr.. L14sa rB3i arrived ia this
riiyhy tlr Central i'3-ifir yt-teF-
DAY morning AMI Wa compelled 10
STAY her. OWN. tB having lr~' her
ticket Somewhere Dee. Xveu Hum
hBllt ami Well. Nevada. The un-
f1riIuttc woman T. arsUmg8ui,-i
hy her three children aui J.
iu dy-iitIL circumstances. When
-hr arrived go Well She de
gnveryi tina: Eer ticket was gone
aUl ~iI, h4. tn l8y her fare a. Os zen.
She fIrslIa-ai t.3H tickle. ia Oregon
O. h-r horne iu Nl-~urI. and {.
nearly frantic uvrr h-- los. Sine
stated .nf. cirsuu- 'agrtS az here
lp the rlElroli officials, amt they
have taken ias ua.-.---i-y -tp.1~ On re-
cover tHr ti-is-. if possible. Il the
ti-Ert cannot be- found % i very
probable that the rbmPl uy Will
tlsr m -s-Ir.s o. provide her with
tFlu-p1rt,ri8a o. i-r home i Mis-
~IuIi.-.V EstHfri.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-26
CHARLES W. COULDOCK.
lie VIII Wit salt Lake and Play
with th- Home Club.

twill be pleasant news o. our
readers 10 learn that Charles W.
CouldUck, the famous American
actor, who with his daughter once
spvut 20 long a period ia salt Lake,
will revisit us during the coming
Fair and conference season. lie
has been engaged by the enter
pri>ins Home Dramatic Club who
have long hecn DESTROYS q perform
ing the celebrated play Of Hazel
EirSy, +" bat were unable 10 do 50
owing to the officially n casting
CuuldOck's great rulr-. that uf
DIustau Eirk-. /; viii hc r..
mvmiprt-i ti.st ir. tuulduck
played the riGrart,r gJutiuulu-Iy
every night duriaE the lIfc" or fIur
year nan the picrr achieved a. tie
Madison square Theatre ami uu the
road. aui 10 b. now almost >cruUi
nature with him. The negotiations
Tor Mr.. CuuliGck'- appearance hv.s
DctUisyr Sid o. sth with the Home
Club were conducted 10y the dIa-
matte agency Il NiIw * Erlausvr.
New York. Ofclur-e 10 took a con
siderable rum NJ money o. induce n
man u Mr.. Couiiock's reputation t.
take - long a trip, tut the Home
Club rightly felt that his
reputation justified them in
paving IL. II j. more than
probable, too, that Mr.. Cookbook ie-
sired % come % salt Lake, the
many associations 81 former day
rendering tlr lace q dear one 20
him. Itwa.~ here that lac and his
daughter starred - long, ami here
where the Young lady died AMI ysa~
buried. ant tI,. oil actor, whenever
hi- professional duties called him 60
this 81. y, always visited the GENIE
terry ami spent SOME time at hIs
daughters grave.
Mr.. CuuliUck j. an intimate
friend 81 Mys-r-. MsrSetts, OrI-
ham, Mckenzie, and others o. the
obi tlmr actUr-, aud his coming will
doubtless be mair q pleasant event
all around.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-26
CHARGED WITH ROBBERY.
Two Men in Custody FIR Taking Rey.
nold's Property.

Our readers will recall tie case oi
]. J. Reynolds, n Colorado man,
who was arrested in this city last
month on a charge Of larceny. com
mitte,i, a was alleged, by his re-
m0val from that State Of property
on which there vas chattel mort
I gage, an act male larceny by the
Colorado statute. Reynolds was
taken back 10 Deurer aud acquitted
q the charge that had beet pre-
ferrvd against him, IL being shown
that he had done nothing unlawful.
While Reynolds was in this tTuU-
lie Il i alleged that he was robbed
hy two men named John CufielI
and Henry Moore. The statement
Of the matter given by the officers
J. substantially Is follow: Moore
was cn, 'lJyed : an agent Ivy Rey-
uollS, Sho VS. selling clothing. ami
while the latter Wa pFe~enied from
attending to business, Moore, some
tinie in July, took eight suits Of
clothes, the property q Reynolds,
ami sold four q them. The remain
ing four were returned, bat when
Reynolds demanded payment for
those which had been sold, Moore,
IL J. said, told him 10 10 10 shrOl,
and refused o. make any settlement;
consequently Moore has been ar
rt-ttzi ON a "ilar=r % cmbrzElement. 1
IL j. further stated inst while .
Reynolds was in confinement ia I
this city, awaiting the arrival Of .
the Colorado officers, John CUfield T.
visited him ia prison, Ia the gIi>t. .
q friend, aud obtained from him .
the key t. an Apartment in the
Enterprise hotel in which
vas stored quantity %
clothing belonging o. Reynolds.
10 j. alleged that COneld went 10
that hotel and when asked by the
what right he had 20 tn
ter Reynolds f0ofn answered: Il
has his authority; he has given me-
the KEY, " at the same time display
ing the latter. II j. charged that
Cuiirli tDOS from the room pair
4 valuable opera glasses, thirty
,uit~ Of clothes and other articles II
property belonging 20
Reynolds. all uf which he converted
10 hi- own u-,. thereby committing
. criminal Tense fYr which lac i
IudrT arrest.
The examinations 81 both these
defendants were b. be held before
Justice Lauey today or tomorrow.
The nature Of the defense. which
yill br set up ia either case, has MT
iesn disclosed, but II j. known that
he officers doubt the ability of the
.rU~rcutiug witness 10 make good
lis accusations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-26
Alleged Robbery.

John Cavauaugh and William
O'Brien, who has but one lex, arr
in custody charged with hav-
Ing robbed a man named
Charles Ross, at the Enterprise
House. The particulars, a. far a.
they could be ascertaiued, are e.
follows: RUss was stopping at the
hotel named, AMI, while sitting
IN the Office, or some room
10 which other guests haI
access, ne went % sleep. While lac
Wa- unconscious, 80 ia cash aud a
Union Pacific check for IS were
taken from his person. SOON after
the ruhueTy occurred, the check,
which had not bvru endorsed anu
could not, therefore, Ice Csl-ht-i, was
found concealed Ia tire beddin. In
the nom JCCuFIv. 10y one uE 10th Oi
the defendants named. Inc latter
were u he ~ tmiur,i this Afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-26
An ALLEGED Junk Thief.

This afternoon, a. about two
O'Clock, a policeman lei 70 the city
Hall a Toy who gave his name ~
&. /. Simpson, of the Twentieth
Wand, and his age - Il years. The
officer stated that he saw the boy IN
the act Of walking oil with lack
containing pieces % lead pipe which
lac had picked up around the Opera
House, aud evidently intended To
sell nj some junk shop. The young
offender wa locked up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-26
He Vas Not johnson.

In the Olen-Johus0n case this
morning. Mrs. +. Aliridse testified
that She iiyei in the same house A.
Mrs. sophia Johnson; had seen the
defendant there on one decision. IN
the Afternoon: he was reading The
piper: dill not know the defendant :
name.
Edward Ray, the Sp1tter, was IN
attendance, bUt was not called.
Mr.. Critrhlox sail he did not ask
for Mr. Glen 10 Ice held, and he was
discharged
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-26

Mathew Armstrong. Of CrUitpn
Ky, now ia hi SEVENTEEN year
avs he has hern troubled with
diarrhUea every summer a. far back
a. he can TtCullrrt. lie has iu hi.
time used many medicines, bu'
none equal o. Cham eTiaiu'S Coli.'.
Cholerr sui DlaIIh "a Remedy.
Thi, remedy i prompt ia it, effects,
can always be dcIeuigi upon and
when reduced with wafer, =
pleasant o. take. Children do not
object % taking &c. For sale 10y, q.
&. VI. /. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-26
The Mnrkingmrn,. Neeting.

= m-etin. 81 delegates Of the
Iuicrcuieat workinsmen's party
wa held a; the Emporium hall last
night flr the purpose Of electins
new oil ,er- and tran-lrtin- other
necessary business.
Two candidates were nominated
for the uilire OF re-mlu,u. chair
man. viz. Harberi Button and Y.
4. PARKS. Alr. Button was elected
ami greeted with three cheers. l..
VI. Earl auE IHreuzB Cncrsgt were
u0mius-a3 Tor tine OH zee 81 secretary.
but Mr.. Cacr.ft Withdrew AMI
Mr.. Earl was cla-.al Ly ar-lma-
ton. Mr.. Cracro:t vas elected as
sistlut secretary. : COMMITTEES
Wa appointed on platform and
declaration of principles who i'll
submit their ciT1rt- % a meeting 70
be called lL a LATER day. Speeches
were mtIr 10y several members
u-taselt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-26

The CELEBRATED SPECIALIST and
ORTHUrEDIC SURGED,-, q Indian
apolis, Indiana, j. now nj the 1t.
James Hotel, salt Lake City. ami
will remain until September LIT,
only. The doctor has had a large
business in Utah FOR many years,
and will he glad 10 see former
patients ami afflicted parties who
desire 10 consult him in regard to
his New Methods % Treatment.
All forms Of Chronic and Surgical
Diseases and deformities successfully
tr-atrd. Special attention given 10
the treatment ~ diseases peculiar
% females. All afflicted should call
early during the D3etor's stsy in
city. dim
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-26
Under Bonds.

Last evening J. Z. Sinibers was
arrested ON q charge Of assault with
a deadly weapon. Il il asserted that
he presented pistol % the spotter
Edward Ray. aud caused him T.
heat 4 hss;y retreat from Mr.. sand
herg's furniture shop. Bail was
placed at S5Gl. which Eig. SsniherS
gave. The case will come up on
Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-26

Not having any Telephone. 0ul
customers will please lcavcurIvrs n
Margrtts' Bros. Book Store, or a
Phillip Margvtts' Wine Depot fol
Margetis' Ale and Porter, al~u fIl
Malt AID HuIS.
ESTATE or Y. y. NARGETTs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-26
WESTERN NEWS NOTES
COLORADO.

thLbhAlhN.
NJ. J. de Challelu was shot last
saturday by Deputy Sheriff G. II.
Rollins IN Denver aud died during
the night.
WYOMING.
The boiy d Patrick Monahau.
aged Is years, youngest son Of Fat.
rick and Mary Monahan. was
brought 10 Evanston yesterday
morning for interment from Gran
ger, where he died August 18th.
after an illness Of over THREE weeks.
Of typhoid fever. Father Fltzscrali
conducted the funeral service. The
parents Of the young man reside ia
Granger.-Rso1ser.