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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-25
pERDIcT OF ACCIDENT Death.
The Result Of the Inauisition in the Case
,Iamss A., Long.


James u. Long, % years olu, Oh ~.
1881 Fast lmftlcth street, WIS sIIuoN ~
tram on the bridge over tle p 'r' Ny
VINE creek ny south-ponlu cAlIess N1
20 thursday ana almost ilstalltly N,' MI,
lla was walking along inc lracN M,cn
he was struck and knocked aEaltal u
Waterman house. Inc remains Meie
removed TO the morgue IN lhIs Guy
Inc death OF James r ionG' Wno
was fatally injured on the :" W " D.
railroad bridge oyer me l'fanuywih !
thursday evening by beihe STRUCK ny
Tram, was investigated oycorohef july
Friday night.
iroceedlhg 70 VIC reslaehce " wv ~.
ceased, beyond Eleventh street bridge,
the Jury viewed the corpse ana took the
testimony oil Mrs. Long ohc tesilllcSt
that hcr husband, alteF ealihs pirt z,
ms supper, stated that ne had 10 80 ana
see somebody ana toiu her 70 put the
remainder OF the meal IN the oven OF
inc stove ana keep ~ there uhill ~ -
turned. tic exhibited no signs OF IN.
toXicatlon' When ne went OUT ABOUT
. O'CLOCK, she thouSht, Sne was upSlairs
putting some q the chilureh 20 peg. ~
got caught between cars iast Tatu'aay
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-25
VIEWS Or WnEELMEN.
Tho south End Race Next saturday After
nOon-.Other CYclimg Notes.

Teams from the South End Wheel
men OF Philadelphia and the Whining
ton Wheel Club will compete for
supremacy next saturday on the road
between this city and Philadelphia.
The merits Of the South End men are
well known, and as a good team will be
selected from the local club an exciting
contest is expected. Six men will rep.
resent each club, but as yet neither team
has been announced.
Wilmington Wheel Club will have a
2O-mile road race soon, but not next
saturday, as that would interfere with
the lnterclub match. The Wheel Club
also has in prospect a biz meet for some
time in July. The race committee, con.
sistlng Of Capt. j. 5. Howcnstein, ,Ir..
Edward Melchoir, Jr., and 5. Wallis
Merrhew, have the arrangements in
charge They promise To bring to the
front some good local talent in compc.
titiun with weil.known outsiders. Ii is
the intention Of the club to make this n
grand affair, and everything will be
done to make II successful.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-25


wine, General Washington issued a
military order, directing that the several
mills in Northern Delaware should bc
dismantled, from fear they would be
taken possession of by the British army,
The order directed that the utmost
secrecy should be observed in the re-
moval of the runners or upper mill
stones" The work was duly accamp.
lishcd, and the 'runncrs" were draggod
by Jokes Of oxen over the hills, and Sc,
crctcd in the forest one account saws in
Chester county, Pa, from which place
Of concealmcnt they were ultimately re-
covered
General Washington, on more than
ono occasion, was the guest of MIR lat.
nall in tile large mansion house, built
BY him in the year l77O, situated near
tie BrandywinG bridge, In close prox.
unity 10 the mills. 1t is now known as
No. 1908 Market street. Just preylous
70 the battle Of Brandywinc, the house
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-25
MERRY LIFE IN LIBBY PRISON,
How Pleasure was Extracted From,
That Abode of Misery.

Chaplain McCahe's Lecture At Mi. Salan,
VI. u. Church--iIe Tells of "The I,ri.t,,
Sidenf Life" in tho Famous rrt,on ~,
at Richmond,
Chaplain q, G. MCCabc. missionary NJ.
rotary of the Methodist Episcopal thurrh
delivered hls famous lecture, "Brighl Mix,
of Life in Libby Prison " to a larre a%,
diencc Thursday night, in MtSalcm M.E
church. A large delegation of the (iri,nJ
Army attended in a body. The chaplain
sang THE Sword Of Bunker llilL~ ii.
has rich baritone voice and his sIuan,
was much enjoyed by the audience.
Chaplain McCabe in opening. said thar
he lid not intend to narrate any OF liz
narrowing scenes that the prisouo,s
endured, but would tell of the brinbI
scenes that the soldiers had, even in tIcir
wretched condition.
He related how General Robert II. Mi.
roy's division of 1900 men held General
Lees army of $1,000 inen in check III
three days, when General Ice attempted IL
invade the Northern states. When at Ina,
retreat was necessary, it was found NM
MlIr0ys command was surrounded Fh.
chaplain regiment fought its way thrpu.l,
the Confederate lines, but the chtpl;,,m
and surgeon remained to care for ,ue
wounded The surgeon and chaplain To-
ported to General Gordon OF the IonfeI-
NAMED and the general ordered 10 aiubl.
ances for them to carry the wounded ia
Winchester. Chaplain McCabe spoke
highly OF General Gordon's treatment Ma
of him being perfect gentlemen, but of
General EARLY, who commanded the corr,s
Of the Confederate army which captured
Milrny he could not say so much.
His description of their advent in I.ibbv
prison and how they were searched vera
He rnluttiI tIa fp.t.t,,.,
Colonel since General hi Cesnula. who
had 5000 ID grcenbuCkS on his person and
when he was placed under the gasiiglt Ia
be searched and asked if he had any money
replied search me and see" The money
was not found.
The speaker related many incidents a,
to how tac prisoners amused themselves
of how a class TO study French was organ.
lZed, another to Study Latin, and another
to study law. They also had d news.
paper, and once a week it was read TO the
prisoners.
Reference was made also to General Ncll
Dow who was characterized as Il nlatutu.
cent dreamer who dared to dream ~ wears
ago that Il was possible to have d State
wherein intoxicating liquors could moi he
sold General Dow made Temperance Id.
dresses the prisoners and when the ION.
icIcrats learned of his fame as d tcmprr-
ancc orator, they had him go to Georgia.
on ms word that he would return, 10 make
temperance speeches.
Inc chaplain kept his hearers III
laughter from beginning 10 end with hfs
funny stories, some Of which he SAID were
Ike a romance, but absolutely true lie
was frequently applauded.
The one Hundred ana Twenty second
Ohio Regiment Of which the chaplain
was member, went cut with $50 men,
five deserted and SO were ( illrl ar IFr.l 1f
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-25


History furnishes numerous instances
of the patriotism of the Quakcrs during
the war Of the Revolution. Although
bound by their religious tenets to the
cultivation Of peace and good will
toward their fellow mon, yet when on
preston laid its iron hand upon our
torefathers, they responded with aluc.
rlty TO the cause Of freedom. Of them
it can be truly said, that while their
brows We're unadorncd with the laurcls
of the warrior, their virtues are not less
precious 10 humanity Though seldom
led into the tumultuous scenes which
bestow interest upon the details 81 the
historian or biographcr, they were none
the less animated by tile sacred spirit Jr
patriotism and liberty.
1t is related Of Robert Morris, tia
great tinancier Of that cycntful period
that having on onc occasion received 4
dispatch from General Washinr,on,
containing pressing demand oringans
and being unable to relieve the necessi-
ties Of the commandments as liz
was proceeding slowly and sJrrowfully
home from his counting room, ha aeci.
dentally met gentleman of the society
OF Friends, with whom lie was intimate,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-25
AlrHLr scnNnS IN uiDyiGnE.
onc Pntrnlnun Kicked Down stairs and
Annthrr Had Ills Head showed Through
"A window,

2 y IFI'I"N'
There was live scene III the second
story of the house No. SIS Walnut street
about II Friday niaht, in Which All
alleged npuiac and TWO notice officers
toak I'LL active pau, Tle allcrra crazy
man was Charles Holland, while tic
sturdy guardians Of Tie peace were
l'atr1lmen Palmer and KcllV.
W.ud WA received n INA police sta.
ton that Holland was craZy and the
0iiitcss wore detailed Is remove tbe
uuruly inmate They marched boldly
to lIulluAaa room, (jficcr Palmer caf.
ryjng a iIght. As soon rs tho otficers
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-25

The annual convention of the En-.
worth League Of Wilmington district,
Wilmington NJ. Il. Conference, will be
held in Asbury Church June lst. The
night preceding there will be mass
meeting of all interested in work by
and for young people. Each chapter Is
entitled to four delegates and one more
for every so, or fraction of two.thirds
above the first so including the pastor.
and where there is no chapter or other
society, the pastor is requested to secure
the appointment OF two delegates be-
sides himself
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-25

After adjournment, Friday, the
Presbyterian General Assembly pro
ceeded in u body to call upon President
and Mrs, Cleveland at the White House.
They were received in the East Room.
Mrs. Cleveland wore a gray gown of
soft clinging material, trimmed with
black velvet, and looked the emboai
mont of good health. Dir. Craig, mod
orator, was presented 10 the President
by DIR. Bartlett, chairman o. Tie COM
mittee Of arrangements, and made a
brief fellcitous address, 10 which the
President replied.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-25
IN THE COUNTY OF SOMERSET
Princess Anne, Md, and Its
Pleasant People.
GOOD COUNTRY AND GOOD CROPS
A Colored Church on the Site
of the Old Slave Pen.
The Excellent Academy for COlored
Youth Fine Fish Pave the Way Tor
spring Chickcns--A Fierce Church
Fight Between Rock Creek and DANES
Quarter.

Special Correspondence Gazette and Journal
PRINCESS ANNE, Mp, May lg.-Thc
three lower counties Of the Eastern
Shore Of Wicomico, Somer-
set and W0rceStcr--wGrc all originally
embraced in one county (SomerseD, AMI
Princess Anne was the central and capi.
tai town. Like most Peninsula towns
having no factories, it is quiet place,
and still clings 10 many Of tho bld-timc
Peninsula ways and habits The people
are intelligent, refined and syaiuJlr;
and, despite the QuietnesS Of the place,
are disposed TO be safely progressive.
This is evidenced by the comfort and
attracliyeness OF their homes ana Of
their churches of which there are four
4 Presbyterian, Protestant Ept=copalian
and two Methodist Episcopaliaus, Il
white and u culorad.
The colurci Methodist Church Is n
fine structure. II marks The spot and is
built in part IF the materials Of the old
historic slave pen and county prison.
Here, also, il located the Princess Anne
Academy for cDlurcd youth, prupara-
tory school Of Morgan College 6f Balti
more. This school, together with Inc
normal department Of Morgan College,
is furnishing teachers fer the negro
public schools, who are doing elective
work II was the privilege ui tie writer
| t0attcnd aScssi0nuf the County CulorGd
Teachers Institute recently, and the
papers read and discussions held were of
moro than ordinary ability and interest.
Somerset county, for the most part Is
| very unlike most Of the Eastern Shore
| q Maryland being Of heavy clay soil
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-25

The annual meeting Of the Funeral
Directors Of Delaware will be held in
this city Thursday, June list. 4 meet
ing Of the local funeral directors was
held Friday evening ut the office Of j.
4. Wilson, at which arrangements were
made for the State meeting. The State
organization comprises about a. mem,
beers.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-25

Several deeds for property, including
BishoPstead which comprises the resi-.
dence Of Bishop Coleman, the Chapel Of
the Good Shepherd, and plot of ground,
We're presented 70 the trustees Ot the bio,
ceSe OF Delaware Thursday alternoon. \
which will be devoted to The maintenance
of the property
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-25
The Emlarrrising AngIo -sason.

When il is known that during the last
fifty Year more than nine milIion
people have emigrated from England, Of
whom 10 per cent have returned, we are
MT surprised to learn that onc.fourth q
the land surtaccpt tile globe is occupied
by English speaking people
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-25

viii be Of value to the world by illustrat.
ing the improvements in the mechanical
arts and eminent physicians will tell Won
that the progress in medical agents, has
been OF equal Importance. and Us a
Strengthening laxative that Syrup Of Figs
is far in advance Of all others.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-25
DECORIPION DAr. /
1861,
1873.


Written for Gazette uul .lullruaL
The hoo,n;,s r.n,,,,,,. ,.f,T roar
Echo more family down the years;
llme haslcns onward TO restore
ANA dry natun. bitter tears
WE lai'l, rom war and carnage free,
lilt now our memories backward turn.
70 those llcrtc years OF awful strife,
our hearts WITHIN rs warm and BUN,
Topurchase peace Tor YOU ana mo.
Who live in eighteen ninety three
O O WHO can measure ache ana pam
Oh who can measure blood Ike rain
For Won and me- Il crimson How
For It's the sacrifice WAS made
For Us the awful debt was paid
All! do VIC yalue rs WA ought
The heritage at such n cost
The peace ana comtOrt dc,,rlv boucbt
And can We count the comforts lnst
rhe}r 49, ", many 7 mountain SIDE
e'N'N' '''e '"''s' e" 5'"SSeS NAG
No but on Decoration Day
We turn our minds toward the past.
Hnd i trmst , jnu'n a az or weak ca way
i ntr, " ts' that war may DC we last,
ilav thls SIGal nation ere shall know,
y '''''"Sh tht years VIC 80
A picture Comes bafora tho mind
A youth, a lover. tuo We tind'
And he has found a damse fair,
WIN blooming checks and flowing hair
I ,,,a. .,,,,..t..
she Finishes ~ G,,,aI :, 'te,o wy StAhut
And there At twilight, sos, and swcer
lie falls IN homage at her feet,
~,
W mar DO the chirplng crickets say?'
II hide and s"Sl,'f a "ters Ivy ,Is ln"S
Words are i'm fain, f'r i'.Ts III I;l.,,i,
~ J"s' i'N' ''tuSc
On ecstacy Oh! bliss Oh love.
I i'm rom the DETER land, above;
Itom ', sas' now sweet, now dear thou art,
- 'oiile "a'' nWell withln the heart.
Happily they linser bonr no horr
And talk and wonder 1T thr powcr
| hat makes them nanny Ia. 80 s.r,.ra
Makes him Il king. ana nor A nunen
1,l
intE pledge, wAeH summer comes again
Inc marriage vow shall make the tv'.iiu
One flesh rs Innp IA. iifo sI,,,It a., t"'''i
Dnp tiII tLn Hanpi,,,,' -, - ' ''''tt
'''7 INAtS hO l'dat.
God smiles from Heaven v,tor ,,,,,, ,u
~ true,
ms name y love To me and you,
~ SHOWS lila love g freely given
10 guide our WANDERING feet in Hn,yon
M .....
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-25

Norris 9, Morgan, a son Of DIR. James
II. Morgan, was struck by an electric
car Friday evening, at o'clock, while
he was running across Delaware avenue
near Adams street His injuries consist
of slight bruises.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-25
A FAMOUS QUAKER PATRIOT
Joseph TatnaIl, the Miller of
the Brandywine.
WAS A FRIEND OF WASHINGTON
An Ally of the Patriots Dur
ing the Revolution.

An Interesting sketch of Joseph TatnaIl,
One OF the Leading Citizens of EARLY
Wilmington His Patriotism and Kindly
Sature--The Donor uI the Clock in the
City Hall.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-25

She frowucd on him ard called him Mr..
because in fun he'd merely kr.,
And then, IN spite,
The following nite,
This naughty Mr.. XII. or.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-25

to 3HuUNTh FIsIIUfInAn,
With 5000 rod
Mud a f.Ouresl
0... Mi'ha a.nU tine
AndR i.Oh crcel;
A book fiA ri 9nD -
@nl in1 flies, If
Away with his l..0D tltErt he Ma,
Thus no spends. 90 ers a., a,,.,. 80,
And returns in week ' 70 ou''
Wi'h'''''.'.'...;,.... 10 worth of trout,
And the -
But blank wont
IT., ,,.,,, supply
Inc thiriy-nine ninety --tte sum he ia shv.
San Ffancgco Selps Lstt,r.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-10

A"'' H'"HH'F' '""h-"N-i raw bIuS ~
Tho Gold band Coffee viii be always
I'm your household after one trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-10
Rules TO he Observed.

Notwithstanding the fact that in.
struciious have been given TO the effect
that only members Of the Church who
obtain recommends win be admitted
to the dedication services OF the Salt
Lake Temple, numerous Inquiries are
made az to whcthurtmall children will
be permitted to uass In. The regula.
tons do not allow the admission Of
children who have not been baptized.
Parents ami guardians should not at.
tempt 90 brUaR over this rule, as those
who will he iu charge n the entrances
ought not 10 be compelled to turn away
tho little ones ~ well as those having
thOm IN their care.
The times f1r opening the south ana
west gates tor all .r'sions exclusive Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-10

place ,en.rhute for the ser
Vices. Thbse who apply Tor nd.
mission should present. themselves at
s n. 10. for the morning session, and
1890 T.. N. for the Afternoon HgsslOn,
on the days draE na,ou, IS they cannot
be admitted on other days, nor at nny
other session than herein indicated.
L, will DO necessary for inch appi.
cant to show his Or huf recommend 70
the gatekeeper, In order to pass. The
recommend viii be taken up by u tictut
man inside the gate. No EersOn lcli be
admitted UitiOW a commend, on any
occasion.
Each Stake President Il ex pected 10
make the division u tue people under
his supervision according to the fgnres
and dates given above. THIS H. Of great
importance. IL II is not promptly ami
properly attended TO, confusion VIII b,
the result.
WIirORD WOODRUFF,
GEORGE q. CANNON,
Ju,Eu T.. SMITH,
First Presidency.
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Witch for mo mo W scnrfi.
Tg,nIInn ,rnici,- ~, ,hlcnao,

@h fhHfN ~
The art building carriages ur wheel
vehicles, after the destruction Of Egypt,
must have lain dormant until near the
seventeenth century. The Art must
have been almost Lost with the Egyp-
iians, because during Columbus time,
anu for years after, people were car
ried around IN sedan chairs, and such
u thing ~ a two Or four wheel pleasure
carriage was not known until 1000.
lovers OF the antique will zee at
Chicago the Egyrtiin Chariot now Ia
TIC Museum NJ Florence, the oldest
vehicle In the world, snd carts and
wagons from every country on tho
globe. England will send the Lord
Mayors state Coach; drag that tie.
lungcd to II. II. II. Prince NJ Wales;
al old chnriO', an old "sociablc" ami
historical collection Of bicycles. The
American vehicle exhibit will be- un.
usually brilliant and no display
showing the advance made In Ameri.
can carriage building, viii equal that
" Siuieblkcr Br0s. Their SAT- Lake
Branch In making fine display this
week aud visiting friends are invited
In.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-10

the hrst tthni Of die morniug Of the
Gih) ART nrni. aui /. 40 p. m,
No person will, under any clfcum-
stance, he admitted at the gates later
than $3.50 o. M. or .. IN. respectively.
Ia all probability the gates Will be
closed before those hours.
Tho egrtss from tho Temple after
each service win DO by the northwest
aud northeast doors. respectively, ana
from the Block by the north aud east
gates. MiiFORp WuUnuuFF,
... GEURuE q. CANNON,
JUsEpII y. SMITH,
Firsi Presidency.
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TEMPLE DEDICATION.

Times and Amendments of Numbers
10 G'orern Me .idpiission Of Me
So,,,soCbs ,D1,r,n, yStolesof Zion.
Following 10 a statement OF nppor-
tionm.nts Of tho times when the Saints
-, A.. .,....t u,.L,. =, ulo, ,,li ~,
" WV F'F'a"s 'hshN' - $1,000 " shs -
admitted 10 Wltuchs tne ueuichtioh VI
the Temple OF the Lord in Salt Lake
CITY: also the allotments as 10 the
,,,,,,hars ~ ,ao,,la to IA, adn,ttt,,d nj
the ulierent tehsionp'
"a Ias.I mn r.nnrla
.,.,, -, A.. p...,,t.,,,. ., C,ai,..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-10

Rates aud Arrangement Rio arsnd-
MsHtSru Halfway.

Rates aud arrangement. MO .rsnd-
N-si"ru Halfway.
Rates same ~ last year and are at
least ono fare for the round trip 10 Salt
Lake; from far points rates are lower;
zee nearest ticket agent Il, q. W. Ry.
Tor exact rates. a Conference special
will leave Ogden daily rom April 3rd
10 9th at s!3l n. M; leaves Salt Lake
on return trip at 5:30 I. M, The run
viii LH made Ia both directions In one
hour, aud train will stop al all inter.
mediate points. Train formerly lesv-
Ing silver City at G.15 u. NJ, iAfsing
pnysuu, Spanish FORK, Springville,
Provo, American Fork, Lehi and
other igtermcdiato pointe will, CON.
meuCiug April LIST, run at M earlier
hour No as to arrive nj Salt Lake
promptly M lOn. M. Returning, train
will leave salt Lake Vt o y. NJ. Instead
Of 1905 =. M. nl heretofore. All other
trains VIII run on ptcgeut schedules.
Tickets At ihe greatly reduced rates
limited TO AprIl l5th viii bu sold from
Apfii3t 10 9Th inclusive from Ogden,
silver CITY, SpHngvllle, BinghamAud
Intermediate Atatlrn. From nll other
points tickets Will bo oa sale from
April End to Dih, limited TO a pril 2Olb.
Street carr make connections at Rio
Gfande Western depot for the hotels
and the Temple Square.
j. H. RTyNFIaT
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To Bcck's Hot Springs. Larru open
air pool nov open, Rluud trip, lclud.
ing hath, doc. Children, zoe. Trains
leave city at aud Gam, aud cvoTy
half hour from 10 am. Ia 1.30 pin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-10

Al 6rst.clns grocers keep Gold Iian0
Coilfe In stock; try package AMI you
will be plenred.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-10

Have you tried told band Coffee.
II not yau have genuine treat In
afDra
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-10

Tron the nHiiruHd wrrch sale.
In Salt Lake Equitable Coop. building,
the car load OF all hiuds Of Musical
Instruments nro consigned to U1AI
MUSIC CO., next door. sl25.0 on Organs
Tor 10000, and 10000 Sewing Machines
Tor $500.
For each 80 cent purchase you get
free ticket for lfcu drawing Of The huo
Edun Piano Organ. Don't miss this.
BE sure and see Stevens DIN
Washer ard Dryer which puts an end
20 the everlasting uish washing.
UtAh Music o., opposite DluwOol-
eye. W. q. CANNON, President.
l.. &. MAHIGER, Manager
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You will BE- pleased with Gold Band
Coffee. For falo by oil nfs..class
/ rFDpsFa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-10

Fine Store Rooms am Easements for
rent Ia H1llnos' bulldog. Single or
double. Apply q. :. Holmes, Knuts-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-10

The attention OF economical house.
keepers IA called 10 the Gold Hand
Package Coffee. Il IL the best.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-10

Nuninsou hrus
Shoes nro easy on feet ami pocket. 80
West. let SDuth ~
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Go 10 searii's Tor Prescriptions.

Toilet ATlloles, ] unnf1n-rTatt DrugCO.
Thanns, Cat again Johnson. Pratt
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What nro the wili waves saying.
Go 10 Joiusou-Pmtt O..
Pure Drugs,JnhnsOh.Prait Drug Co