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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-26
i COLLISION.
i Passenger Train Runs Into a
Frr'-ki

The excuTsionists who left Logan
Tor this city yesterday afternoon ar.
rived in Ogden too late 10 rnspe,t
with the regular &. p. train for this
city, and = -irr'ai having two
c'''ciies ve5 made up and boarded
by them. There were about one
hundred Passengers on the special
many Of them being little chilirun.
aai it left Ogden about o'ciee,, -
IN. The weather wa hot. ard The
little folks we're tesy thirsty. as were
tie aaui,s. But there was not a
drop Of water on the train. and the
cries # the little ones for it were
very distressing.
but something worse than n
scarcity Oi wafer was in store for the
eNcursluuists. AS the special neared
lsly ton n long freight tmin on
q sue track prevented a clear view
% tue main track straight 2 head, on
which was another rruicht train.
south bound. The Last car Of when
WIS Z passenger coach. Tho srHcial
VAS gDluy ~ p fir rilr o. speed.
when suddenly, aui too late 10 pre-
vent 3 collision. The engineer and
fireman saw they were close upon
On" FEAR coach Of the freight train
ahead. They jumped 10 the ground,
and though scratched and shaken
up. rs .aTuiscTiUus injury. Their
locomotive crashed into the yuaCh,
smashing in the rear enl uf 10, AM
checking the speed OF the special
with great violence. The rear coal
ar was pied on top Of the one
Immediately in front oft.
\ pluic Instantly overwhelmed
the eNcuT-iOuI-ts. The Ladies' and
children screamed, some from fright
others from real pain, many Of them
having been thrown violently from
their seats, and bruised or scratched.
\ Nr. Chri-.lFIerspu was sitting
with "a child iu his urms, amt was
thrown forward. His head. or
rather his face, struck the hack Of
tlu So. lu front Of him. cutting a
r.-l ia one eyebrow AMI causing
his nos u bleed p-ofI-eiy. Hi>
.ElEle giTl sitting near him. struck
Hgr forehead. causing a large lamp
@, appear upDa iI. These are
OF tine casualties sustained. /
Fortunately no bones were broken,
nor WAS anybody dangerously hurt
The engine drawing the special
was disabled. GI. fortunately there
was another uas close ~ hard. |
10 was attached % the special, |
which rgarheG this c.ty AZ ah1ut H.
O'Clock without further incident.
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Nail Irregularities.
L. 4. Page, Of Harmony, Kane
County, writes rs follows:

L. 4. Page, Of Harmony, Kane
County, writes as follows:
"What i tn matter tina. our
papers do 10. come regularly: Our
Tuesdays paper sheuld arrive here
On Thursday. hu. does not get here
until the following Tues Jay: our
Friuay's paper should ComeOu sun
day, but does not come until the
next Thursday, making about a
week from the time Of publication
u arrival. This il about the same
time a. IL takes our eastern parcrs TO
come. WoJld Dee pleased 10 know
what i the matter"
Tie papers a-c mailed from this
Office Regularly every Monday and
Thursday evenings. - the fault
must exist in the mail service. The
PARTIES whose duty It Is TO have she
matter reciiiie,i should note the
Griev1ucc and apply the remedy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-26

Re-. J. ". Jones, preacher Of the
First Methodist Church la this city,
LAS been forced % retire from the
position le.au-c Of liaisou some
time AGO with a married womau-
Nh. Frank is. SauthwoTih-at
Lafayette, lgai-g5. Action wa,
taken ia the case last evening.
Gi-L % Niu.e hal Hs-u p-ti;iauru
o. E-ep Jones here anyhow. huf t'.e
gsLiliauuG- were told iuat, under tine
circumstances g would Zee imF1,-
..Eir. The Bishop had been ac-
guaiuted with Tire SUulawUrth pei
:armaucr. ard a-'ei she offender 10
withdraw.
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wORKINGNAN's TICKET.
she Names Placed IN Souinatian
Last Evening".

In response to a call n,s,ia. there
'Tas . mass p,eas',.s OF workingmen
head - sc Federal court room last
evening, to consider the placing in
the field Of an independent ticket
for the salt Lake County election.
The meeting olecied NIr. II. Puff
ton chairman. and Mr.. b. -. Earl
[ SECRETARY.
I've in.JWiug was reported hy 4
committee and adopted:
PLATFORM.
The Independent Worsin-mep's
| party OF salt Lake county, in mi,
their fnt convention -r,s,.n,rIci.
adopt the following declaration OF
z principles. which they hereby pres
cut t8-. .rup citizens Of salt Lake
c1I-,y and request them 10 supuur.
i at the polls:
First A. WOrkiugmgn we reCog-
niZe the necessity Of seif.uroleCtiUu
and resolve OURSELVES into au o--aD-
izliiou5 with this As cur primary
object We have had iuuummer-
able proofs that this crurse can ouIy
ie advanced 10y the organized effort
a.tuase VINO live! boy their honest
toll
SeroHd-That public Office is a
public trust, that lis functions arr
.pr .Le benefit 0i tae public and not
,ar private property If the official 10
G,-clfTze PERSONS! obligations by It's
distribution.
.Hiu. 49, That the varkinr3sau
must. in ursle5 % secure r.r1gni-
liHii' rev"., ciza and realize his own
power - "a sovereign citizen, and
&c hs;chy Announce 10 all tiIat this
power viii uat Zoe battered iUr
The empty rsmisCs O. aspiring poll
-.-.I.-,
T08f'h-Th7t salt Lake work
shall go o. Sllt Lake w1gkmen.
Fifth-Ehai tire home contractor,
'rig- q contributor 10 Vrhlic iuni
is entitled TO thy preference in All
fuHlie Wur'- u-,T the foreign co.,
tractor. conditions being equal.
SIKH That ,Hg llaAiue politics
u. healing" . candidate ty the
election n. ii- PERSONAL .gieraS !uE
.e'.-sa.u- 10 tine yrimar.-r AMI tlgis
licking dire same j. ir--U!s'ive
& the genius uf American liberty
-uu-.i.-.ug for the ai-aiiigt pu"i.
voice the glaU!urauS howl O.! tUGy
an.i.it=Ii hgeGa the chronic 0ilicc
seeker.
v.u,h-rhatas factors in the
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Eny Yissing.

On Thursday morning Berthe
Hamilton, twelve years old, took
some cows down 10 Heath's pasture.
just south Of town. He has been in
the habit o. attending to this work
and returning home in the forenoon.
On that day, however, he failed to
come hack. Yesterday he was still
IrSgat. IL had been asrertaiLvi
that he Was at the pasture between
) and Is O'Clock ON Thursday, but no
later tiGiugs could Ice learned. and
there is the greatest anxiety about
him on the part 0f his relatives.
The 10y wore a chip hat, blue waist
and blue suca pants; vas light com.
pitXi1uci. No reason can Ice i'm
agiucd Tor ms leaving home, and il
j. feared That something serious has
happened 60 him.
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Several months ago. Mr.. Henry
PIummcr, Of Clements, Cal, who j.
subject 30 cramps, was tIkeu with q
severe attack. He had Leeu ac-
CustOme.I To get relief by dosing
with morphine. but the disagree
allie effect that followed would make
HIM miserable for hours after the
crlmp had been relieved. ] per
sGaLci him % try Chamhtrlliu's
Cole. Cholera and Diarrh wa
EemaGy. lie was much pleased
with g. aS Is effect was almost in
S.lm7u.rus. and no diSlgrgeaHlc
gr;rr rf.rrts accompanied it, use.
CUAS. EAIEET. Manager, Farmers
rr:HIc Union Clements. Cal. For
sale hy Il. c. N. 1. Drug Depart
meUt.
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Arrests in Idaho.

TaEi-, Idaho, July United
>...s Marshal wis. 20 and two dep,
sHs are here today serving bench
a4r-ut- for Illegal voting. = mes
,a-e- was sent from The cauIt
-a--.r. the houses Of the following
f-1-.u- stephen T. EIsey. G.. b.
N.a.gr Thomas Nliusou. Eyrum
.a.a4al au Clifton. The latter
a- u d memner Of the
lurch for years. They
gave .r..- 900 the sum OF s5'U. The
.s..., -.s "a Justice q the peace
-.- D. uiugtaa 10 ~. CHARTS
pin them 80 as So acknowledge the
Seas ..gle i- uo Justice Of the
....s- .iar-lsl Wilson uali-
.... several .artIes 90 meet lag arp-
-.'.- and give n0a--, and they viii
a.. ..H- tasEe. There are about
eara warrants ia ;Ir.r pos
i.la D.. Pile are uur afraid
results a.. VIII not try %
'... Doe .ilrrr-. This j. the work
-.- .. political .aTyy now in
Z ."e.- ---r-gai Wilson haS acted
very -.r-..--nuIy iu tine matter and
%. observes credit Tor -u doing.
DO. aasu party az. deter
--'-..... 90 ".-rrE THIS election. They
ID. le~"-. % all EiuIs az political
o..
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NGTIfE or REWARD.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTsiEET.
Office OF the Postmaster General,
Washington. ID. C..
June -, 1890.
ORDER No. 80.

FaNAaAa-% 49, --aHH
In consequences Of frequent
armed st'scts rl-de Is, highway
robbers upon the Jui,ed States ...1il
in the Western States and Terri
tories. the Postoilice Department,
for oHrnses committed during the
fiscal year ending June ~, 1891,
will pay, ~ reward, first, tine SUN
Of one thousand ti01l) dollars for
the arre=t and cOuvigt on, in any
United Sldies c0,;ft, Il tsch person
found gully Of rObbing the mails
Icing conveyed in any mail-car at
tlchei 10 . railway train, by the
use u dangerous weapons. in viola
tlon Of the concluding clause Of
Section 54T3, Revised Slatutes; the
sum Of five hundred tjDDl dollars
for the arrest and conviction, in any
United States court. Of each person
guilty Of r0bhing the mails being
conveyed over any post route by
means Of stage coach, by the use Of
dangerous weapons, in violation Of
the concluding clause Of sec. 5i12 OF
the Revised Statutes; and the sum
Of two hundred anu atty i.5l) dol
lars for tie arrest and conviction, IN
auy United states court, Of each
person attempting 10 rob the mails
being conveyed over any post route
ly means OF railway mail car, Stage
coach, or other conveyance, by As
,aulling the person in custody
thereof. shooting ct him, or threat
ening him with dangerous weapons,
in violation Of the provisions Of see.
5i13 Of the Revised Statutes; IL being
required that tli- person filing
clim for this reward shIll furnish
satisfactory proof tia, the object Of
the armci attack was for the pure
pose Of rUbh!Eg the mails.
These rewards Will he paid % the
person or persons causing such az
rests and convictions upon preset
iItiJu OF documentary pTJui 20 tine
All previous offers Of reward in
conflict with this are Hereby re-
sciuded.
JoHN WANAMAEEE,
Postmaster General.
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.OWEST PRICES
EVER KNOWN IN THIS CITY.

Black eros Grain Silk al Soc; worth 85c
&c., 95c
a. &c. Sl1O
CoOred Silk at &c., 9Oc and SO the Biggest Bargains
offered this season.
line of Summer Silk usually sold at &c., &c. AMI 75c.;
marked down to 35C.
20 pieces Of Black Bunting at &c., Zoe and &c. worth 2Oc
25c. and SOC.
/ LOT Of Plain DARK Organizes al s C.; worth zoe.
! lot Of Figured Linen Lawns al l0C; worth 25c.
l LOT Of Dress Linens al 25c.
lot Of India Linens yds for ST. IL yds for 81 10 yds for ST.
Tennis Flannes at &C., worth 5C; and l2c, worth zoe.
Extra Fine Sill, Stripe Tennis Flannes at &c., worth &C.,
I 1t Of Printed Wool Challies at l2ic.; worth 25c
0 Of Ladies Embroidered Dress Patterns SL00 and $780,
One-quarer The Cest
(. lot of Boys Low Cut Shoes al SIPS; worth S3.O0
lot Of Hens Low Cul Shoes size to at S300 These goods
sCId for $500.
OtO Ladies Cloth Top Kid Button Shoes at $780, worth $3.50
To- Of Misses and CirenS Cloth 0p Kid Button Shoes at
Sl25 and S2.2j; worth S2CO and $500.
All Of Chdren Misses Ladies Tan CoOred Shoes at cost
Ladies' and Childreas Straw Hats al &c., &c., &c. 4Oc Soc
and 7jc; these are half price.
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In tmbezzlrr.

Richard Peters, alias Meyer, 81
discharged soldier from For Dlu.
las. was arrested at Provo tglay 10y
Deputy Springer, and w-s brought
% SAT- Lskc GA charge oi sml.z
cement. Peters j. the Individual
vino was associated wiyh ll- pr =
&c diuEs against A.r. EyaC.w lo W
accused al trying To- get - a-!-u g.
O. leave the country. uUt WHO was
shown 10 he innocent. This witness.
Miss SchliSe. was engaged . I.
married 20 Peters. The !at,er bog
rUwsi SIS from her. rgmu'e,i aad
lost it. aEI then s5ipici. He
pleaded guilty today. Ga- IE default
- S5tJ bail was sent 10 the g--.-
d8ry.
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n. DiNWOODEY
Is READY

FC5 BUSINESS AGAIN,
And will be pleased to have
the public generally ahd all
his olo customers call and
see him at Calder's Music
Palace, the Calder Estate
having Kindly showed him
to use part of their store.
where he has opened out a
New and Beautiful Stock OF
Carpets and Parlor Furni-
ture. All orders will receive
most careful attention. He
still has the 8 > employees
with him ready to execute
any order.
Give him q Call.
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The Wsrk in Sweden.

Yesterday We had the pleasure Of
meeting Elder l.. ErnstroHi. Of Og-
den, who returned n short time
since from a mission to Sweden
lie left here for his field on April
llih, ISIS. and during his entire
ministry laborcd IN the Stockholm
Conference, the fist year II travel
ir. Elder and the remainder OF the
lime a- President Cd! the Conference.
While hc WIS there 80 ! Cr~uJ- were
added l. tire Church, Iraiag.y 'lr
'ar.r-t Accession LUr:.s tH'' - .i'''
length of tfu.- boz any a-ser f1E- .-
the EuTay.au 2,i-.iHG. Tie prs
g.,t i- iii god. a.. Eriers u.i bs-
ing sul.y.r.; 100 lGm-cr q i'ii aii
Il TIE uum-:ag- Invitations To-
preach.
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THE DouTORS HAVE CONE {!
first Three r.oaia, free or Charge.

A STAT Of Eminent English
Physicians and Surgeons have ar
rived in salt Lake City, and
will permanently locate at theii
residence. No. l.j T.. First South
Street. All who visit these emf
ueut doctors before August ~ vii.
receive services rntII September L.
free Of change. The only favor de-
sired is q recommendation from
those whom they cure. They trea,
all diseases aud def,TmitieS, but in
no instance win an iucurahle ease
lie accepted. II your disease i be
yond all hope they will frankly tell
you 80; also, caution you against
spending more money for useless
treatment. Remember the date
and 20 early, for their offices arr
crowded from morning tin night.
Office hours from Ga. m. to : p. m
Sundays, 10 .. II. 10 = p. m.
P.S.-Thjs Governmental Staff Of
Physicians and Surgeons j. iuCoT
p0ratcd by n Act of Legislature.
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p,fo-r.I'v Frasr f:rl=ri-s EsscrSe.
=. -. Eaai.u-tiIS. of ur,.a-,>t
:. J.. says GU,. -, ISIS: DR..
David KENNEDY, F'Fvyfiic Rem
,Iy. e Hlu,luut Y. Y. las cared
oar daughter Of Bgight's DISEASE.
alter all other means hal filled.
She was so swollen that She meas
u7,I . Inches around the waist,
aud IS inches below the knee. To
say that we feel thankful for such a
boon rs Favorite Remedy Is hut a
POOR expression Of the feelings Of
grateful parents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-26

The BEST SALvE in the world fos
Cuts, Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt
I;heum, Fever Sore, letter, chap
Jed hands, ChiiblIirs, COrus, and
all Skin ErIp;ions, AMI positively
cure. piles, or 30 iay required. IL
Is guaranteed 10 gave .yGcCt s2tis-
faction, or money refunded iTicc
p cents per hUN. For sale 10y =. c
Smith g 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-26

DAILY except Monday and Tues
iav.
fEXcept Sunday.
Fare for the round trim, 80 cents.
Tickets For sale ut Wa-ltrh Cor
ncr. 2uI Main Street. and ut papc-.
:. ". ECCLEs,
q. h. 4. salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-26

Last evening the deputy marsHais
arrested Fritz Pie. EN-. a saloon
E.yigr gu the charge af adultery.
Toe woman iu the ease Is the wife
n.a resident q this city. Herusme
-> Ni.HAe.l At her request as sine
!T..H-.- that she is innocent. Her
aa-.rll made the complaint. RieT-
,f and the Woman waived exam
il1tau, and gave bonds t0awaItthc
action %. tile grand Jury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-26

IT'D D1ses Oue pEIar.' means
~ y that HOODS SarsaIarilla is
1's most economical ul,Git.iE.- n,
ny. heca->c it gives uI0rc for the
Il u '.ey than any ot!.e- PREPARATION.
La.A bottle y5UtaiIis leo doses and
~, I'D average % last a month, while
s Preparations taken according
m 'ifsg;.aas, are gone in week.
: -..,'e'2Ie, DC sure 10 get Hoods
7'''i aria iHe best blood pIrsfer. .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-26

LAST year tI-G,liers IN Califor-
MA GAINED goods predicted Tie
worst season ou record this year.
ihe market, they declared. was
slu.tel aud tie extra COS. OF can.
would Operate 2-aias: the Czlf.or-
MIA fru.t-TRckor. The man who
believed I'm these evil rrophe-
ciss and made any sweep
ing c1n,gactfe- his fruit must have
regretted his action. The almost
,tal failure Of the Eastern fruit
crop has given California h1rli-
culturists an opportunity such rs
they have no. enjoyed for years.
anu ra- both canned aud dried fruit
the demand promises to he greater
than tine supply.
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FRAGMENTS

80 r-e--fs.al.r.- I'm .r,.l,.-
.r.- a.r wanted.
--.-.,-.
--. q rr ssulfgU d. r ..-- !,
40 "
--sy.......,.+ 90
.. p. ,.gI....-- -h.
''.iA hrA'
w.. -s--.f - hA- me h .-einhe.r-,,
.-.....,... .'.'~ cd t'i'> CITY VIII
II ''''h 10 y taeii-e'
Al- %. . aear.a.rs rf She q non
@ 4har- E.r-.:.--.l- g. no. ~
.e .rs-ase.-.-. Lia..#..-- gs-,--.f,.-
-.A so .-@- SHARP.
A.
-. - m ~ i' e % r..'. '
u. Co. g. - -.'..'-e j. 80 lar a.i-
'---. ,''''-7 '..-' .-'i'5. ''!i.'s rs 10
anu 80 vi. III HIS
.'.'ils
.., .,-,...,.., - ia, !, - -,
.-.-..f ID ....f...-.,r.. - -,
D., ..a'....- ~ r.....-.....- -. g
..-..,- If a.. BOO. .-.,.-. o..
L-s. tAREJTIi, ~ tie Tenth
|-- ulie "a complaint today
against .!7-. Helen Miller, charging
---".4 disturbing the peace. Th.
' .... p ..t'A '5''t. a-Nl
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The leading question now is:
''Are you provided with a bottle Of
Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera ami
DiarThma Remedy. as = safeguard
against an attack ofb0wc. complaint
during the summer month"; No
family can afford 10 Ti-S being with
out this invaluable medicine during
the hot weather. Il j. almost certain
% Le needed, and IS a friend indeed
when required, a it never fails and
j. pleasant and saf, JU take. = and
81 cent hotties for sale by Z. &. II. l..
Drug Department. q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-26

To our Numerous patrons in salt
lake CITY, We take pleasure IN AL
ugIucing that We are fully prepared
10 I'll III demands wEich yea may
make upon U- for orr UugIaglleu
Lager Beer.
SALT LAKE CITY EEEwI,-G Co.,
JACOB NOETZ,
Gru'I Manager.
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IfsYU a.c yellow. Bilious. con
stii aled with HeaiaChc. had is,at.
lrgwsy. DO appetite, igok az your
Liver Is cut u orlrr. One Tx O..
these Pills will C'T.rc al thu trnul,i. /.
away AMI make IA nc = heing Of yuu.
Price - cents. Zion Coop Nicer.
Inst. Drug Dept, Agent DDS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-26

For the OLD Fellows Celebration
10 De held in salt Lake City, July
Goth. the Union Pacific mas male e
rate o. one fare FOR the round trip
from Ogicn. Sandy, Provo and
Eureka. Tickets on Sllr July 18th
and 18Th; good TO return July alth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-26

Mac HINTLE. q uU.-iesEed rc
siicut OF Little Rock, Ar,s., was re-
Gently arrested for cruu;erte:iEg.
Nothing was ut frs. found upon
him tojustify the charge, but 81
happy thought occurred 10 one Co..
the OiiiceIS and ne ordered Eiukle
to take or his cork Lee. In e cavity
therein . quantity OF spurious paper
money was discovered; together
with a compound i.r changing the
color Of confederate ILLS 60 tbs
hue Of genuine gTeenblcks.
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Notice TO our Patrons

Not having any Telephone, our
customers viii please leave orders at
MaTEetts' Bros. Book store, or at
Phillip NIaryetis' Wine Drpot for
Margetts' Ale and Porter. also for
Malt and HOPS.
ESTATl: OF II. y. MARGI1Ts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-26

THERE are messages at the West
sru Union riiiCe for Mrs. L. Meade,
y. II. ataItyu. ". r. Webb, VIM.
II. Baker ami Brigham City NJ. &
II. Co.
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No. % SOUTH, WEST TEN
PIE STREET,

Is where W. are now doing
business, We have a fun
line of HOME MADE WOOL
EN- GOODS, WHOLESALE
and ETA!L, and make
Gents Suits TO order from
cur celebrated CasS m ere.
Shall be pleased TO see Old
and new patrons.
JOHN C. CUTLER & BHO.
AGENTS, PROVO and DES-
Fret WOODEN MILLS, OPP
posite Grant Bros Co. Sta
blsS.
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To our Country Customers: Don't
be deceived; ~ have ample supply
on hand OF our uu,quallud Lager
Beer Co nh your orders.
SALT LAKE CITY BEEwISG Co,
JACOB MaEIZ,
E.u,I MlnHwer.
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President brigham YounE's

III IS my intention to compile all
my fathers Letters for Publication.
and will lie greatly obliged to I'll
those who have such letters Il they
vii! kindly forward them 10 JamtS
4. Little, care JuUsHilc LyastT.cS0T
Office, Salt Lake City, that they
may be correctly copied. All such
letters will lie most carefully
handled and returned safely 10 the
owners. RESPECTFULLY,
ks JOHN w. YOUSG.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-26

All Tax Payers who have not re-
ccived their Territorial and COUNTY
Tax Notices for 1880, will get them
by asking az the Post Onice.
l.. G.. HARDY,
COLLECTION ~ 3lIL Lake COUNTY,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-26

The officers OF the primary asso-
Citations Of salt Lake Stake win
NEE: on Friday. August lst, at p.
m, at the fourth house east q. tbs
Eagle Gate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-26

DR.. J. Thomas Dentist,
Herald Block, corner west ard l.;
South st, ;. l.. City. NInlizei all
administered. u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-26

Try Morrison, Merrill 4 Co. on
Lumber. LErgP stock OF everything
pertaining 10 tine business. 2i3
North, 81 Wet. Clm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-26

L.argc lot Of the best Portland
Cement just received by Morrison.
Merrill X Co. Get their prices b.
fore luying. 2i% North. 81 West.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-26
Ladies'.

The best Thread for Hand or ,IJ-
chine use i Clark's "Alilc Emil"
White thread wound on llack sV'ol>
For sale iy :. EELLSER. New Dry
Goods Store, 20 and ~ =. Main
Street. tlr q sIt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-26

In Hebcr. Midway ~ Charleston.
Parties desiring Country Homes or
Farls@, should communicate with or
call on JOSErH r. MURDOCH,
Charleston, WaSatrE County. -
mikes from Provo, 81 miles from
salt Lake City and - miles from
Park City. q I'm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-26
,rH,iAL NOTICES.
Choice Picked Beef Tongues
At SHERWOOD BROS.

Pain and dread attend the Use %
m. st cltlrTh remedies. Liquids anu
snuns are unpleasant - well o.
dangerous. Ely's Cream Balm is
safe. pleasant, easily applied into tie
u0strils, and n sure care. isClcaUs-
- the. nasal IG-sc-Us AND heals the
iuflmei mewhrsur, giving rrlic:
10 urgr. !.."r 5I-.