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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Barnett J. to } Ka,,,e, es Raees'. e Of Riyins'
Hridlry. &. to 4 Emcry cor Even place and
ciorL T. to u / Phillips, 10: $50. map june
Caannsbsm t. to Il Loo, ll7,h-s,. Of MAJ
Cumls>,y. I. 70 Welandt Avenue D. "
Do;lr Mary ~ to Title Guarantea Trust Company
No. los East 5:thst , YEAR,. sii o2l 81 49,. var.
S,ro,,man & ], 70 J F De Ca'so, Gerardst. and
lfarri,on & l. to IL y camp, Armand place. sw
inrils.Vpn5o,ham. " TO Bernard. e, al cor Nan.
hattan.aIe and II ,ts no2M mo"g'seI ,S S,V
ave and -,,-{ z11r 9i2GYoii ,,.o,,, Aye.c 81
SANE To- Ginni, porpe-ty year SO GO
Holm. Kath'rine. % J Cclmlt1e.' 9'th''1 G q
. Kre Frank / To Itlr guarantee and Trust Co. IS
t-is,..f n ltt.aNe 3 ,ear~. 81 500.
KIT John C.. 10 II II Clmmann' ilth-aVe' o.
'KIi,%'tS;lt ;. to q g smith, trustee lolst-s Il
n,nJ Nartha 'o Cohen. Madison.aye, Of
NJ N,c,1 james. 60 q, Hamilton, 9tA-a'e. Of
W,oken' N " to Mutual Life Insurance Co. Goth
st Msn Of a1S 70 '1a ass sJa Of ooths Of
M' rrtt Ro ia TO Mary Williams. @ PaIisade'v''
Meyer MARY. - ! Ka,,c = Of E>seA-St OF Hes'e''
Nu'ld franE 70 Rohr,. Of Aiexander.aVe, Of
r.p sac % solomon Sc Ladlow.t, years
- 300. .,...- -. .o- ~, P,aroad.
Ro o r. VII to 4 s,eeker, Jos sufoik.'t
1Ko,i7ord John 4 20 II Hir.h, cor Of 7th'ave ma
ltl.t.>t Is months. -33 800. v...,...,,.
Stephenson sarah l.. ~ \ BecAer 20 o. "''""'e'"
a\o n ~ Quarry Road in-'i,uCt', r3ooO =, &. ,.o,.
'rv,irg. If,lcn j. TO J VI Hofen1h' : o. ~ AIMS
ave n % l36ta-,t. year 51o - -, G, Anna
WalNry Annie j, % J . VI lifemdl' > : VI ~ an"
~, "A u l3Oth-~t 3 years, II 600. ,.o,. ~
VILLAGE Ruth l. to B,nk Tor Savings. OF o5ds''e"
r~snI ian /: D. 70 NJ Walker i45 West 4otA'
- vours :
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Connirn Doar0.

-tRFAI South BAY.-Surrior board bathing,
a. ioatiur fishing; liberal terms, references. Address
Box 1859. Say'L4'. Long Island.
FIN RETINEp people csn hnd GOOD board during
\ :n. summer a, We,tcr View Farm; city references
GEOEGE G.. SMITH, Monticello, y. \.
BEAUTIFUL SUMMER HOME hrstcla,s, for re.
"A 0lcd family pir,y OF adult, large private mansion
One hour: ga~. water blth hilh Joe alton health We"
Ing mar station Adde'S tS.. @l2 I'd hoor or call
a litIBt ~ WILL b. RECEIVED AT p, THE
! FLOWN OFFICES. 40. lbs Bloadway. corner Thrift
tr-t.-,. putl D. m $40 Broadway. between J mt" Inty
4wontytliTd-st.. coruT Ilghth-ate; 10 SiMnave.i
ia Folrth.aNr corner Fourt"eu,hst.; 760 Thd.aye.
corner fortyscycnth-st.; los Ihird+ye near Sky
rrst.st -0s Frot-alc.; loo West Eory-Seco nd ST
NInthatr and SiNty-"ghh s. and 90 1'b"r'y.st, and
lie HARLEM OFFICE. lsp East onehuadr'd-and
tNont, -ffh--t. M ., D. M ~ reg lar Once rates.
DOAI:DFRS accommodated. private family; shore Great
ID south Bay bathing Boating. h>hngi good table terms
Reasonable. e. l.. WARNEis Box 81. Blu" Point. l. l.
DLUE POINT l.. G.-B',rf .rs accommodated boating.
IS n-lInc bathing &c.. ~ any rooms splendid shadei
good table chang daily TINS modcat" j. Warner Prop
SUMMER BOARD-At Floral Villa Yorktown Heights,
- N,.h-ter county urar depot; two elegant urui-h
rou- rnlu price" hours ride from city. >t-class
,ahlug Photo and further particulars ot At CLEANES,
iu2 W.T. iith--t
rCHF BOOK OF OPEN.AIR SPORTS, octave. 500
A pages illustrated The standard authority on
Amer open anuSenen'~ Rr"s ioT sailing, swim
ming ball playing shooting horseback riding &c. Sc In
"rI - uer cow Published by H." lr.b me, wforI.
Entertaining and universally cor pmened by the press
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE

The real estate market continues strong and .or.
OF the property advertised for sale at auction ves,,
day was Withdrawn. having been sold at private sal.
No. $40 East one hundred and twentethst. is tuo-
story and basement private house on a lot lsar,oo
II rents for 300 per annum; the bidding ran nm
from $500 to $1,000; Catherine Weston was ,ba
buyer. No. 521 West Thirty sccOnd-st. Is a tbrca
story and cellar brick tenement on A full iot =.
brought $1,000 from W. H. Atwater Eight lots ~ ~
eNtlst. and Fourth ave. Mount Vernon brought so!H
fOr thc corner, al from 500 10 800 each for tho
ADJOINING lots. Each lot was -5Xl05. 4 twn
story and French attic dwelling on Mot 20
10000 to G. G. stevenson. An extra large lot. 39xloi
adjoining brought T3,fd0, and iOug fun lots - nd
each 80. ~ Finn ave. Mount Vernon. two-story
frame dwelling Oh ot 35xl05 sold for 1000 to c. "
Watson. W.
several choice pieces Of Brooklyn property w.,.
story and cellar tenement, renting for 1904 per annp
Inc uldGlnS ran up from $500 10 .i.lOO Henry
ulnalln was the buyer. Nos and NOstrandaye
TWO lYe-sory frame tencments on lots 25X76. rentn,
tor about $3.50 per annuln each. sold for =, 100 and
$500 TO J. schOenwad. 30 2s6 WallabOut-st rent
ing for 5000 per annIm Is three, story frame tens
ment on a full lot II brought 5000 from Charlss
Boyer. Nos. 81 and 80 NlddlctOn-st. are fourstory
brick tencmcnts, on lots 25NlOO 40 ~. which
rents Tor sl,OoD per annum, sold for $3.50 10 r. z
DCdlllO 40. 90 sold for = $50 to j. CireenhaIch
u was rumored in tile market Yesterday that ths
Hamilton Hotel, At the southwest corner Of one hundred
and twenty nflst. and EightlIave., has been nm
chased by william Waldorf Aston The entire property
proprietor Of the hotel has a two wears, lease tn.
price Is reported 10 be about 100000.
A full lot on the west side OF Eighth.ave seven,v
five feet north OF One-hundred and sAthst has hoe,
sold for Abraham schwartz 10 Henry &. Copeland
cashier Of the Riverside Bank, on private terms.
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Now-Yorf, Wednesday. July 0.

N'"-fofA, wednesday, July O.
The following sales held AZ tie Exchange ana
Auction Room today:
three-story dwelling with ot. No 73l East l37th.,
n = b10lO T. o: MlNs-aye. lot l6SAl0O.ll samui
Blackwell SILL
similar houses. with lots. Nos 733 and 7f3 East l3s,h
st, = 5lGS q Of Mi,-aye. lot, lG.oXlO0ll Samua
Blsc kwell. - go
dwelling, with lot, No 527 West 32d.st 325 Of
10thave. lot 2jN9- dover right; II AtWater IS 300
dwelling win lot. NO $40 East l2Ofhst . OF Ave-
a, lot lsJNioOll. dover rzht Catherine Weston, - 900
. cottage, and 70 lot, fth and jth a,es NJ Va.roo
y Y John y ko..-r alA l. Lnrch. s3l. 100. -
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A yfRTEsEnENI ,E EoH THE szTn2Hk
UPTOWN OFFICES. No. 1888 broadway, corner Thirty
nr~,, uqtA p p; $40 BroadHay bet~een, d"WyHy ,
IWcntytniid-st., corner E.ghth-aye 10 SiXth;ave
1913 lourt'.ayc corner FouGteenth.'; 700 TnId:aye..
corner Forty seyenthst; 102G Thirdaye. near sixty.
nrst.st; l7O3 Frstavo.; 106 West FNTty.-eeond-s,i
the HARLEM OFFICE. 1870 East One.hundred-and'
twenty hfh-st, M % p. at regular Office rates
n OID SPRINGS HOUSE WEXFORD L. PLEASANT,
~ hol'thv location good blh'"o: sul"idd Wow OF Mar
racansett Bay. Address T. c. PIERCE son.
ONG ANCH-Oreanayo.. Pemberton Cottage Sec
IL ond n0rth OF Atauu. Hotel hlF.-ra-, house; baat
board splendid roon- facing SEA. Addle,, BoA :
" Cor. Ist.ovc.. and C,mton-st.. Sea l'irt y. J.
rear t'rm- moderate. N. BESNfTr. Lock Box 2o7
v>ON QuOGrr HOUSE.
4 Those that desire good place 10 spend the summer
n.,~ I3v and ocean wher. ticy get and still
watt hatlinc hosdnc sailing fishing large room, ana
good table supplied Win -ta food fre'h N'ge'
tables. Nc will address, r. J.. sol IttfS, Good Ground
y. = seen at I. :. uoel Pearl and Fulton T.,
"wednesday, July 9TH. fTom ~ , =. m; 80 Gh-a'e.,
Broonyn evenings
& TASIDE EESOET.-Near tne Great south Bay: surf
- bathing, vegetables. MILK poultry, cgg on the place
J. ". 1uTHlLL' SpeonN, l.. l., Box 20
V,UE SUMMERFIrLD. Ocean Grove. y. y.-Delght-
1 rly located OIL beach. Ocean Pathway: New house;
hair uattres-,s table excellent. MAGGIE 5 HILL.
THE BOOK or OPEN.AIR SPORTS octave, 500
i pages illustrated The standard Authority on
ming ball playing. shooting horseback riding. &c, &C. In
lul II ror copy Published by The Tribune, NeW.f orh
Entertaining and universally comDlmented by the press
NVILBURTON.E YrHE.SEA,
w SPRING LAKE. y. J.
r. X. LITCHWoRTH.
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SIo,tcs, Rou,c 10 D1a,fon Beach,

Take King, County and Brooklyn Elevated Ia ~
Bridge and Fulton Ferry FIankn-ave thence DL brEa
ton Beach Railroad from Atlantic ana Franhinl dNcS
Trains every 20 minute, after o'clock.
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BROOKLYN PROPERTY.

, fourstory b"id.ngs with lots 80, and Nostranl
ave. q Walaoout.st, lots 2jN about - each; ]
Schoenewald 5l63jD.
thrce.story house with LOT. 40 258 Waaboutst ssv
OF M1rcy-aye. 10, 25AloO: Charles Boyer. - OCO.
fOur-story hOUse, VITA lot. 80 81 M!dde,Oa.st,
Of Lec-sve lot 2jNlOo II T. Dedllo = $50.
similar house, with l0t 40 80 Middston-st ADJOINING
above. 2I.2XlOO; J Greeuhllgh, 70 $50.
'hree-story hor>e. with lot, No - Johnsonaye so
OF Lorimer-st lot 22AlC0, Henry Ullman, -, 100.
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LlNcu MOUSE AND COTTAGES.
minutes. Ncv.York o. BROOKLYN. via. J.. I. i. r. to
ARVEEME-EY-THE-SEA.

or the RocAawaF Beach Il. X to Hammii's station;
minutes walk from either -ta'on "ood ta-l"; hanna
boating and fishing sanitary plumbing. opens 9TH
juno Applv 10 y. TIuOU on the Ocean Front corner
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NnTEI SHREWSBURY,
Iluph, lplt " - ~. ~,
CUsTTtEOIt LAKE.

CHsTTATQIA LAKE. c..,.,.
$40 Excursion: ticket, 30 DAYS; Brooklyn Chau!1ulua
Asscmbly-stop large co, and Butalo near N'sgnIo
Falls. Lectures concerts pOpusr entertainments udlH
Tennis baseball and croquct free. Rowing saulng any
driving Tickets and circulars. p, l.. & w H. H. ~
broadway, and l.. 7. BIOOH 90 Nillain-.t
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BtLpWIN HnTEl.-HEACH HAtfN. -.
ENPl.l~~ TRAINS WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
DIHLtT 10 HOTEL
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ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
TEL TTyTMTsg0R.
ADIK0NEA(k-.
TIE EsT~IDI liUI Eli,


Charmingly located L." vest size Of Lake Placic
with lake and scenery second to none IN III
AdlrouGacks. Perfect iu az DO, appointments, ana
every respect a drAghfg4 summer none. open June 1
OLIVER ABEL, Proprietor.
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aDIIiONDiCKS.
A DnsoNpACh.- NLoLNr. roKTEK mOCsE.

TkLMBLtG HALL, new summer re-ort, opens JuI
20. situatd on Lax Ch9mpaint minutes VALE fro
depot and .tiuJOt. landing. Terms muderdt. ia
tlculais addfe,s FARRELL 4 ADGAIE Port Kcat. y.
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ITO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Commencing June 80. solid thro:ch train VIII leave
Grand Central station. HcwNo.k. for the Whit Noun
,ain- Via y. Y. y. II. u H. f.. l.. and Conn. River
Line, daily except Sundays, 40 o. a. H. due at Noun
tain Statiou- carly IN the cycAne.
For Information IN detail Conn. RNcr Line Folder
which may procured At principal Station and city Ticket
Offices
c. I. HEMPSTEAD ten. Pass Agent
rrHT BOOK OF OPEN.AII SPORTS. octave. 500
] PAGES. Illustrated Tho standard authority
American open-dlr anu,-ncnts Rules lIr sailing swim
ming tall PLAYING shooting hOr,cback riding. &c. SC. In
ull ~ per copy Published b. IN" Tribune. NcW-h Ork
Entertaining and universally corpimeued by the press
" Az NEDHTGN HOC~ AttnctNciy located and In
complete order for reception o. guc>io. Charges
reasonable Mrs. IS Vas NEGIIrEN.
81 Front.st.. Saga,Vsl Springs. y. i.
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RAY BROOh no. ~,
AnIyEtl%nA NIX M:II',l' AN

Delightfully."- Jt'U LAY IjIOOh, y OH'y
nil floE Salansc lAc station on tnc Cba,eautdy Il. r.
bi0Ol fishing IN tn Adlrondachs All dFy
and tNifosatAg pure 7pling watc Itesn NeRctaD,,rs
ScssGn Room, .afge wei furnished and ventilated send
for circular. with city references. ..
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THE HIGHLAND HOUSE,

Directly opposite W.. Point. 81 niles - hours By
n. Pure n.0Intalu ar lui pucn spring water. NOW
su. Wr.to for circular J. " GNEi,lSD y. Manager
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LONG HktNtN.
UNITED STATES HOTEL

So sor day upward. reau.-d weekly rates.
LAllD vAN. CLEAF. rsoPre,ors.
J. c. VAS CLEAt. MAHhiON HOUSE
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ggOVEL NEYEgEgsgyOOD,

prv Brace Mountain Beautiful Scenery. the Finest
nam. IA, America sur. Cure Malaria Ehruu st!sin
Gout &C.: swimming Pool with Ha'hine nit a AZ sea
S!orc Bowling. VNard.. Tennis. 81; Heath Ple1nar'
J. ONE comfort, and an Un'@ccI.d Table Adde'S The
1fouutuin Inrk iiofpl.
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ANNUAL MEETING
OF the Deseret Sunday School
Union.


The annual conference Of the Of
ficers and members Of the Dessert
Sunday School Union convened in
the Tabernacle, Salt Lake City, on
Sunday evening, April 9Th, 1890
There was a very large attendance
Of Sabbath school workers, the body
Of the building being full and the
gallery nearly so. General Super
intendent George Q. Cannon pre-
sided. IE
The choir, composed Of young
singers belonging b different
waris and places. sang:
Glorious things Of thee are spoken,
Zion, city Of our God ~
Prayer was offered by Elder VIII
liam Paxman, Superintendent OF
Juab Stake.
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FRAGMENTS.

A GIRL wanted for general house
work. See advt.
THERE are messages at the West
ern Union Office foT Arthur Jeu-
klns, Thomas Banahan and Mis-. w.
d. Gaby.
THERE is TO be a meeting az the
county court house tomorrow eve
nlng, ofthose interested in getting
an electric railway south Of Liberty
Park, 10 the penitentiary street.
BISHOP WHITNEY lectures this
evening ia the Tenth Ward meeting
house, under the auspices Of the VI.
1. 4. Subject. Zion and her Re
uemption." The public invited.
AT the entertainment. elocution-
ary and musical, to be given in the
Theatre ~ the 18th inst. by Mis-
Ida ZenOma Gray and Prof. Evan
stephens, Nelly Druce-Pugsley and
male quartette Of local vocalists
VIII sing and Prof. Wefhe;s uuiD-
tette viii play. The full programme
VIII Ice announced later.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-08

While the columns Of the Graphic
are open to any and all uRoHection-
able advertisements, yet 1t Is quite
impossible for US 10 speak knowing
~ Of the merits Of the various arti-
Giles Of merchandise advertised.
Particularly is this true Of latent
medicines. But there are excep-
tons occasionally, and a Noteworthy
exception is the celebrated Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. This now
universally known medicine has
been advertised in the Graphic for
four or FIVE years, hut not until
recently had we any personal
knowledge Of its wonderful efficacy,
which has come about through the
prevailing Influenza and the stub
born cough that has 50 often attend.
ed IL. In the writer's family this
medicine has, on several occasions
this winter, cured n cough that
baffied any and all other remedies;
and the numbered families in Kim
hall and vicinity, in which this
remedy has been used with like
effects, attests TO its value as a
specific for coughs and colds Of
every nature For sale by z. G. NJ.
Drug Department. DIS.
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These three lots have got to he
sold al once. We are therefore au
thorized TO cut the life right out o,
them Here goes:
S2T01.00 4N7, corner Of ID anC
eth, facing wet.
$500 3x7, ON d, bet. 6 and Z
facing west.
$500 SxIO, on eth, midway bet
5 and Z, facing west.
Let us say n word. The owner
bought these lots a month since al
a bargain. He offers them at a dis
count Of 20 per cent on purchas,
price. The terms are half cash, anC
the balance at eight per cent. A
prettier piece Of ground, or fineI
view can't he found in Salt Lake
City. City water is on every lot.
The title is perfect. They are in 3
fine neighbOrhoOd. We mean Just
what we say when We assert thai
there il nOta single piece Of property
in any real estate dealers hands in
this city as cheap as those lots here
offered. MILLER < MILLER,
(nUt "BrOthers'-no relationl.
Room l, ScOtt-Auerbach Build
Ing.
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CALL AND SEE US.
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During Conference the o. P. Ry.
win Ielay the starting ofthe regular
afternoon train for the south until
40, so as to accommodate the Con-
ference visitors; and In addition to
the regular O'Clock train for the
north, special train Will start every
evening for Ogden at 8 O'Clock.
dltrft
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A BRAND NEW BRICK HOUSE or
IA rooms, old house AZ back. good eel
lar. barn, etc Lot % feet by ls5 feet l64 n.
second West street Enquire a. meat
market on premises. DIT
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The NEws'can now he had even
evening. at Sis, Mt the new
stand OF the Union Depot, or at tn,
Ogden News depot 5s1 Twenty
'Ourth Street, n few doors east OF tn,
Post Office; also from Dalton. Ny.
( Cannon, Main Street, or Il viii b,
delivered at your residence the sam,
.veuing by applying 10 NJ. Scot
anderson, NEWS agent In Ogdei
liz,
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Corner 10. LIS II. front, | mile from
Temple. A few chances left at 81
chance. Don't lose the opportunity
hut call at once on John Wetzel,
the bootrnaker, 50 W. Third South
Street half block west Of Cliff House.
q I'm
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A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
"a WORK Apply to
MRS. T. S. RICHARDS.
df is A Street
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We CauIionAII AEnInst;Thrm.

The unprecedented success and
merit Of Ely's Cream Balm-a real
cure for catarrh, hay fever and cold
In the head-has induced many adj
ventuTers to place catarrh medicines
bearing some resemblance In appear
ance, style or nameupou the market,
in order to trade upon the reputation
Of Ely's Cream Balm Don't be de-
ceived. Buy only Ely's Cream Balm.
Many in your immediate locality
will testify in highest commentator
Of Il. Aparticle isapplied into each
nostril; no pain; agreeable to use.
Price 50 cents.
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Nat. GnndMin

his popular comedian comes to
'le iheatre tomorrow and Thursday
nights in his new piece. ga Gold
-d'ne' In discussing his new de-
IaT'ure in acting, a short time since.
NJ. Goodwin is credited with giving
vent TO the following expression:
My friends have been telling me
Io' a long time that l was n success
ID larce-comedy, and from the re-
suits achieved 1 have been forced 10
Relieve it. But what does such a
success amount to? = man whose
lIn-making depends upon broad ef-
iects, 'mugging,' 'gagging' aud the
'monkeyshines.' is, take il all in all
Tut little better than 4 monkey, So
lar as Intelligence goes. He
eNcites laughter, but il is OF a
similar kind 20 that which a
nahoou would stir up. There is no
Ge.th to II; nothing that appeals to
Inc intelligence or real hunor of a
Ian and when the play is over.
ana the laughter-wearv sDeetator
SO away, he says, ''Wen, Good
y As lunny, but what nonsense. :,
- / may have made A success in
- .a..lcA skis, +" but am tired of
Is1 Aind OF thing. III is nothing
.Lt N3Uety business identified IN
Will. in ~ - o,'neuy. | did my best |
c, - ~ 1hat line; l tried To ac-
III LiI = :! more than my fellows Int |
t nov l hnd lot Of Rev Gomez VIZ SSo
follow IN my Old-time mefbods va va
, WIG can DO the work rs wei ar I t,st
s seL man ever could. I have hen
t L'i. u uate and made money ont ofit
out am willing TO speDd IL oil ~
more IL needs be, To put rnvs,.If ~,
= HlSner plane, where my osn;ra-
uons have always been and 49,
me tle many have told me 1 ought 10
s'And- Recently, il a player sings
catchy, topical song ne
al once seeks TO have q nlsv
written around 1t, and calls Il a
farce comedy" L am ont and /
away from that kind Of thing for
we iuture, and | am going to stand
p fall by my work in this new line
\ / do not succeed it will not be
Trough lack Of application and /
silort on my part. I am determined
win Success in legitimate comedy.
~ recent efforts have received the /
yylesmiums Of the critics in New
.OiH, Chicago and elsewhere.
sa,.e nom "a Gold Mine,'' | have
i . ERA new pieces, each of which
te- ~. OF heart interest; pathos al
sen ta.es with humor, and a fine
Tbneht prevails throughout.
c7e,, go : an abundance of laughter
- !, :, during these plays, but an
wAy acted In a purely legitimate
win As | said before, 1 am through
broad s serrcailed sshorse play'' and
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Persons who arein need Of Gravel
may have all they want by hauling
itawsy from the ground which Is
being excavated for the new build
ing. Oppoeite Z. G. MI DIFF
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ssu-are. sau.axe.. snu.age.r

Vienna Liver Wurst, Head
Cheese, all Pork Sausage. Beef
Sausage, Bologna, Wiener, Wurst,
Breakfast Bacon, Home-cared
Hams, COrned Beef, Picked Pork.
Dried Beef, Dried Venison, and
Fresh Meats Of all kinds in season.
Meats promptly delivered. Low
prices aud quick returns. Telephone
So. +. J. MAY,
Union Market 81 Z. First South.
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STAKE CONFERENCES.
,,,oiniments for Quarterly Con-
fsr,uces until October, 1880.

Juab stak-Saturday and Sun
dsy, April 18th and Goth, 1880, an
Saturday and Sunday, July istl
ami Goth, 1922.
Webc1 aud Cassia Stakes-Sun
dsv and Monday, April Goth ant
aIst. 1890. and Sunday and Monday
July Goth 9nd 2lst, 1890.
Box Elder, TooeIe and Oneida
stakes-Sunday aud Monday, April
9Th and 18th, 1890, and Sunday
and Monday, July 9th and 18th,
ISsl.
lyasatch Stake Saturday and
Sunday, May SRI and 9Th, 1890, and
s,uriay and Sunday, August End
aud srd, 1897.
Cache S,ake-Sundsy and Mon
dsy, Nay 9Th ami 5th, 1890; and
Sunday and Monday, August srd
and 9Th, 1899.
summit Stake-SaturJlay and Sun
day, May IeJh and IIth, 1890; and
Saturday ami Sunday, August 9th
and 10th, 1890.
Bear Lake Emery and Uiatsh
s:akes-Sunday and Monday, MAY
IIth and 18th, 1899; and Sunday
and Monday, August 10th and IIth.
1879.
sanrete Stake-Saturday and Sum
day, May 18th and 18th, 1899; and
Saturday and Sunday, August 18th
and I7th, 1899.
san Luis, Morgan and Banuock
Stakes-Sunday and Monday, May
18th and 18th, 1890; and Sunday and
Monday, August 18th and 18th,
1890. =r.--r e-caa
san Juan Stake-Saturday and
May 2ith, and 25th,
1929; and Saturday and Sunday,
August 2Sri and oath, 1890.
SnIlart and Sewer Stakes-Sun-
Day and Monday, May 25th and
18Th, 1899; and Sunday and Monday, |
August 2i.h and 25th, 1880.
Utah and Snowflake Stakes
Sunday and Monday, June LIST and |
2nd, lss7; and Sundayani Monday. |
August 5lst and September LIST |
$3.50.
Fanguiteh and Davis Stakes
and Sunday, June 9TH and
tn, 1890; and Saturday and Sun
Isy, September 9th and eth, 1890.
Kanab and St. John Stakes
unday and Monday, June sth and
th, 1899; and sundaya and Monday,
september eth and sth, 1890.
s.. George, Malai and St. Joseph
and Monday, June
5th and 10th, 1890; and Sunday
nd Monday, September I4.h and
5th, 1880.
RaTOwau, Beaver and MaIicopa
iakes-sunday and Monday, June
2nd and 2srd, 1880; and Sunday
nd Monday, September 2Ist and
Ind. 1899.
FEASKLIS d. RIcEARDs,
JOSEPH F. SMITH.
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A GOOD PLAIN COOK AND SECOND
~ girl Apply 70
MRS. r. l. WILLIAMS,
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