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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-08-10
CHARITY REWARDED.
From the French CatuIle Mepdes.)

From the French CmtuIIe Meples.)
On the Spanish high-road, where
the pretty lasses and the handsome
lad arln-in-arm we're returning from
lhe Co,7idn, a young beggcr, wrap
ped in his ragged cloak, asked aims,
saying he had eaten nothing for two
days. Judging from his miserable
appearance, and his hollow cheeks,
it was plain he did not lie. Howev-
er no one took any heed Of him, oc
cupied as they were with singing
and with love. Must he be left to
lie Of hunger, the han lsomc begger
~ the roadside?
But three girls, Of twenty years,
plump, laughing, stopped and took
pity on him.
The first gave him dime.
"Thank you," he said
The second gave him a smaller
.,,ou c,,a ro,,or,, Won" no sa;1
Tho tb;rd-thc poorest and the
prettiest-had neither small coins
nor dimes; she gave him kiss. The
starving man spoke never word,
but fowcr-seller happening to
come by, he spent all the money
they had just given him on big
bunch of roses. and presented it to
the pretty girl.
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on
r. :. ,onortea that ,1avor Folmar
CIR ~. h.e n,.ood sa5 ooo of
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A Reminder Of the sere and Yellow

A Reminder Of the Sere and Yellow
The old city editor who at one
time had been night, fire, police, and
Coroner reporter, sat before his desk
grumbling at the dccadence of his
profession. The telephones ring
called him from his reverie. The
man at the other end of the wire was
a ssoph" in the business.
There is fire in hotel near the
Worlds Fair" said the young re-
porter.
"There 10 nothing new about that.
However, let us have it for what it is
WORTH" said the city editor.
"Thc flames arc leaping-' began
sfhe reporter, but the old city editor
called him down with the remark
that the flames leapt when Nero led
the orchestra at the burning OF
Rome
The young reporter valnly endeav-
ored to arouse the latent interest OF
his chief. Finally he got in this:
"a woman leaps from the window
to save her life and and is crushed. y
"Same old story. Get the insur-
ance and ring off," replied the city
editor.
Say" appealed the young report
err, "take down this for first addition.
Man throws his wife out of a window
and she is saved"
The city editor smiled, not that
he was heathcnish or cruel, but be-
cause the seemingly impossible had
occurred. He answered back:
"Now you are getting down to
facts. That's something like. Re
minds me of nights when | was doing
fires. Say, You remember that Old
story about the man who threw a
mirrow ont of the window and car
ried feather pillow down seven
flights of stairs and across sixteen
vacant lots?'
"Yes," was the response.
"Wcll, that was fact. saw it
done. Now you tell me that a wo-
man was thrown from a window by
her husband and was saved. THAT
sounds reasonable. 1t smacks Of the
possibility, I had thought of firing
you last week, but you have saved
your bacon. / will recommend that
you be given a half a day off some
time next winter. You have res
cued the profession, come in witt
your copy" Chicago Tribune.
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New York, Aug. 1.-The Angus
ia Victoria, which arrived today,
brought $4,000 gold.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS.
South Atlantic a. Ohio.

/
East bornd-So. leaves Big Stone Gap dali,
1905 q. m, arrives at Bristol lisp. No.4 leave
| 12:45 p. m, arrives at Bristol rs p.
West bonnd.--No Leaves Bristol :05 ms ar
! rfyes ut Big Stone Gap l1:.o n. IN. No ) leaves
Bristo, 9 p m. arrives Big Gap ::'6 p.
Connectsons.-Sos. j. 2and connect With the l.. d
| =. at Double Tunnel
| Schedule in effect Sunday. June 10Th, 1888 Stand
ard time.
l.. A. PRICHARD, Agent.
Louisville s. Nashville.
Central time.)
No. 81, Passenger day.-Leaves Louisville S:iQ p
! m. arrives Big Stsnc Gap :a3 a. m
No 80, Passenger dailv.-Icaves Big Stone GaT
G:l0 p. in., arrives ut louisville 6 IS, a
p. M. j. p. MooKr, Agent
Zig Stone tIapand Powe'l's Valley.
STANDARD iIne.)
r. A.. Ayers. Pres't:
*. Taggart, v; Prest:
A. &. Eaton, SupeTintendn MT.
GENERAi. OFFICES BIO STONE Gar, VA.
transfer line fog freight and passenger business
between the South Atlantic 4 Ohio and louisville &
Nashville Railroads and the furnaces OF the Anppa
lachian Steel & Iron Co.
Trains leave the nternont and Central hotels ar
follows:
For L. d n train, go"geast -. 300 a. IN
:. west. ...-.... 6 30 r. nj
sA O. train" going south . "a: "a a. M
For further information regarding freight and
passenger traffic, apply to
w. G. Harrington. Sec,
Ayers binding, Biz SroNE Gar VA.
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Youth beholds happiness cleaning
in the prospect. Age looks back on
the happiness Of youth, and, instead
'ofhopes, seeks its enjoyment in the
recollections Of hope lColridge.
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Va. NJ ,Nrrr Co.
= Capital stock-.preferred--7ss1 1 !, Sao
3 p.os;Sans ". H.. Harris; Secretary and
sTrea s B. Dowden, Big Stone sap. ur
precsors.-J. D. Dowdea, John Gll.eF, Is . !.
8 GoodIoe, w. e. Harris, .. 4. irylne' pig
Stone Gap.
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Capital Stock, S5UU,VU -.
President. ]. B. F. Mills; Vice President n;,
r r Irvine; Secretary, S. G. Berryman' Dig
Stone Gap. n.,;s Rocky Monnt,
vs.. r. r. Irvine, +. n. Jones, Gus ". :, 10y y,
eli. J. b. f. Mills, Big Stone zap H,;a III mn
Wood. Bristol, Tenn; j. W Yases' fi'''s 1ll''
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WOMEN MAY SMOKE.

ent state
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chiefly in Hawkins; the barytes and
zinc in Sullivan county. Besides the
mineral springs already noticed, the
road will pass near Galbraith's,
Hale's, and several other summer
resorts of note at intervals along the
route. The towns it will pass
through are all thriving and growing
and the people prosperous. Rogers
Vile is one of the wealthiest towns
in East Tennessee, its citizens hos
pitable, liberal and progressive. The
town itself is prettily situated and
picturesque, in fact, what | have said
of Rogersville will in modified form
answer the description of every town
on this route. Bristol, the eastern
terminal point of this line, is too
wellk known to need a word in this
brief article, although / may add
that the embryo city has there
markable record of having carried
through to completion every enter
prise she has undertaken or started.
The total distance traversed by this
Dad will be about seventy eight
miles, and ] do not believe that an
Eother railroad route could be laid
down upon the map Of the United
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BIG STONE GAP WISE COUNTY. VA, THURSDAY. AUG
Zig stone Gap Companies and corpo-
rattons.
BIC sroxK GAR IMPROVEMENT Co.
NU!'ItaI st''NNf q 'W'V'VcV'
nonfed IssiIe S1.G1f) DD(,

Capital stock, 81 900, 0a0.-
Bonded Issue, 81, COO, 0O0
onicers.R. A. Ayers, President, J. nnIiitt, IT.:
Tgeasarer, Big Stone Gap: r. c. Ballard Thrusto,s
Trustee, Louisville, Ky.
Directors.-R. A. Ayers, j. f. Bullitt, jr., J. X.
Taggart, Big Stone Gap; Chas. 7. Ballard, louis
vile, KY; JAS w Fox, Jno C. Haskell, New York
H. C. Mcdowell, ST., Lexington, KY; VIM. McGeorge,
IT,, Philadelphia; X. Is. whitridge, Bosten.
Executive Committee.--R. A. Ayers, J. X. Taggart,
Rig Stone Gap; Jas. w Fox. Jno. c. Haskell, New
York; II. C. Mcdowell, ST., Lexington. Ky.
Dsa Sroxx Gar AID rowx,i.s VALLEY RAILWAY Co.
Capital stock, sso,oin.
OlYicers.--R. a. Ayers. President j. X. Tnggart,
yicc-prpsidsnt, ". c. Harrington, Secretary and
Treasurer, Zig Stone Gap.
Dlrcctors-R. A. Ayers, II. c. Mcdowell, jr., J. X.
Taggar,, Rig Stone Gap; W. y Clyde, New York; II.
c. Wood, Bristol, Tenn.
Bio sroxI Gar Erxcrn,c Lis:nr AND POWER c.
Capital stock Sa0,o0O.j
President, K. a. Ayers; Secretary, Jos. l.. Kelly;
Treasurer, II. H. Rnlliit.
Directors-R a. Ayers, II. H. Eultt. It. Irvine,
Gus. ". Lowell, II. c. Mcdowell, jr.
Bio STONr Gar WATHR Co.
Capital stock $2OO.Ooo Bonds issued, Sos oo0.)
OfIicers-Prcsinent, j. F. BUii,,. ir.; Big Stone
Gap; vIce-rresiden,, James w. Fox, New York: Sec
rotary and Treasurer, W. a. Mcdowell Snperimtcnd-
ent, j. l.. Jennings, Big Stone Gap.
Directors-D. C. Anderson, X. a. Ayers, j. +. Bull
lit. jr., Rig Stone Gap; j. W Gerow, Glasgow l. p.
Kane, Gate City, Va.
BIG sroxE Gsr BUILDING AND INVESTMENT Co
Capital tocS-minimum-S50,0 900.
Capital stock-anthorzed-$l00S)00
(No bonded issue.
Ofcers-Prcsidcnt, X. T. Irvine; Secretary AMI
Treasurer, w. A. Mcdowell, Big Stone Gap.
Directors.-R A. Ayers, John w. Fox, jr., john NJ
Goodloe, Z. NJ. Hardin, II. T. Irvine, W. A. Mellow
ell, Big Stone Gap; John f. Green, Louisville, KY
APrALAcniAN BANK.
Capital Observation-Disclosures
Capital stock-paid in-$25,oo0.
S0icers-President, W. 4. Mcdowell; Teller, Jno.
g. Payne.
Directors. Il. +. Bulli,t, ir., G. W. Evuns, ]. NJ
Goo,lloe, X. r. Irvine, II. C. Mcdowell. jr., W. A.
Mcdowell, j. b. f. Mills, Big Stone Gap; L. J. Bird,
Iromton, Ohio.
DAISY mos AND MiNiNG Co.
(Mines located at itaga.. Lee Co.. Val
Capital, authorized, $780, 900
r,n;to1 notI in BIZ ono
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE KRoUsg TESTIMONIAL concert
will be given at the Tneater tonight.
The program Is an admirable one and
the active young ladies' who have the
affair In hand have sold enough tickets
70 make big house foregone conclu.
sion.
Miss BABcocK's exhibition OF
physical culture will be given to.
morrow night. Over $50 people Will
participate, and the schools especially
will turn out u big attendance ~ wit.
ness the attraction.
HALLEN & HART.-The gambling
Instinct In the average OF human ma
ture IL said TO be powerfully illustrated
In Hallen & Hart's new musical
comedy, The Idea. They play AL
actual game OF keno on the stage and
induce the audience TO take part by
Lotto cards through the
house. The game il strictly played,
occupies but about len minutes, and
those Ia attendance who happen to
hold winning cards are entitled there
by to q reserved chair for the following
night. The moralists OF Gotham were
somewhat exercised over the propriety
OF this feature IN theatrical perform.
ance, and good deal OF comment
followed. Meanwhile the theater was
crowded to the doors. The Idea will
be- played at the Theater Wednesday
evening,
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POETS AND POETRY.
'hiA and Other Interesting Themes
Csnpo1 ed the Last Program of the
S'udd PTS Society for the Season.

At the 8 tudents' Society Friday
evening the following interesting pro-
gram was carEIed out: An essay by
Miss Aggie S)harp; the theme was
"Poets and l\oetry." The tsssy ist
stated that as thSc birds cone in the
spring from wheSuce we know moi: as
tho brooks come Nrom the ground and
tho 1tide from tho sea, "a como the
poet aud his sonhs from The misty
realms OF the great unknown. The
mission Of the poet Ia to max. men feel
the presence Of tie eternal loy.liness
until all souls are faint with longing
for their home, yet ut the same time
arc strengthened to suhIl their work on
earth that they nal, eventually find
their way to the lanv Of light. In all
ages ppets have been the Interpreters
Of tho fiuor feelings Of humanity, ana
the greatest have treated the Ioftiest
themes that can employ the human
mind ana heart.
The poet IL an artist who paints
pictures on the human mind with
his brush Of thoughts and coloring of
wotdp. In olden times the poets sang
their songs and hence were known AZ
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.ald challenge and all and every part or

said challenge aud all and every part or
parts thereof;
Provided always, nevertheless, and
this acceptance IL upon the sole con-
dillon that while the lawyers agree TO
take no advantage OF any redemption
or extension laws, aud agree that no
injunction to stay proceedings or pro-
cess shall be obtained or applied
for by them 10 prevent or delay
the promised "drubbingv from the
druggists Except n mandamus upon
the pitcher TO compel him 10 throw
straight and slow bslls,) aud bind
themselves TO m Ike no vein excuses In
case they receive tho aforesaid drub.
bling; yet tue said druggists shall be
bound ut oil times during said game or
previous thereto TO keep the ball and
players on the other side absolutely
free ana 81 or ~ and from nil noxious
drugs and magic potiJns calculated to
destroy Or In anywise impair tho Of.
ncicncy OF them or either NJ them.
5olcmnly signed this 22nd day Of
May, 1893. j. &. MCNAfLY,
Manager Lawycra' Nine.
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20 there. The power Of God ia work.
ing with this people Rnd pormeatiur
their hearts. 1t IL matter Of 10Y that
there In an opportunity Tor all who
have not committed the unpArdonable
ain 10 have their sins temitted and 10
rent W their covonanta. What people
IL there who have more cause for Joy
aud thankiulness than we have? The
hearts Of our fathers have been turned
to us and our hearts are being turned
TO them. This In the disponsation OF
the fuiness OF times. The speaker
looked forward TO n time when this
work would grow more than ever
before. The hearts Of the
Saints will be It'll more filled
with the divine Influence. We
have seen this desert be transformed
into "a garden until even outsiders con.
fess II IL q marvel God will be gloti-
fed In His people. Let us set our
houses IN order, look up the genoalogy
Of our ancestors and transmit record
TO our children that cur works may
follow us. Let W leave many OF our
worldly cares ana trust In the Lord.
We were happy under destitute cir.
cumstancrs, we can be happy now.
God ia our Father, who will hear His
children. Let us llsltn 10 Hls rnun-
sells and discontinue all evillhabita that
we may live even when ctlainities be-
fall the world and that wa may final.
ly meet our kindreds In JOY and .ter.
nal happiness.
The choir sang the anthem:
Cod DO mcroifu unto us and blcss US.
Bonediction by Elder j. NJ. RJodahl.
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WITHIN OUR GATES.

l. A. Emery is In from tho West
mountains where he has teen uepriy-
ing his herd OF sheep Of their natural
rsiment. He has 1925 head and from
them was taken some 5000 pounds OF
wool. Only two head were lost not.
withstandiDg the unusual tempera.
ture, and these more through careless.
ness than anything else.
-
w. N. Dusenboffy still rellshes n
visit TO the metropolis anu this morning
indulged himself TO that extent, his
ample figure being conspicuous here.
abouts for spell.
viii Everett Eaton, representing the
EVening News OF Maiden, Massa.
chusetir, IL In tho city on business
trip. lie IN as afiable and companion
able as tho craft are noted for being.
Peter Greaves, the Democratic
statesman Of Ephralm, In the inviting
realms Of Sanpete, took run up this
way and Is holding forth ut the
Cullen.
The White house has among other
guests IL. N. Standlsh snd wife, w.
o. Carbis and w. J. Goa, al OF Bling
ham In the mountains toward the
setting sun.
Ed Dickinson, general manager OF
the Union Pacific railway; Car
Accountant Buckingham; 3. II. Nc.
Council, superintendent OF motive
power, and several others In the same
service, camo In ABOUT noon anu i'm.
mediately went out to Garfield, where
improvements are TO DO put In. The
gentlemen are on their semi-annual
tour OF inspection.
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wards. China Robert D. Wallace. Butte, Mont
y Murdoch, Denver " u liorsiord. rark CITY ,
y q Shepherd. snu Francisco, J Kills and
Jarrick, Low Reese u, castle Gatc; John
Smith, Cincinnati. o. Pred foutI, j y Gillham,
Pleasant Grove, l. q fhuslor. Rock Springs, a.
Merrill, Manchester. hing. Mike shea, Devils
Hole ID y Grcon, scoleldi II Nelson and WIFE,
Canton, y ID w j Welsh, Lrhi; nj clark,
tyanstoni v u McChOag, Chicago, Ills q s
colo. u W llcaston, II w Jackson, bingham:
= Greenwood spanish York. A v kendrick,
Granger, John Brown. Provo; n fCuster.
maker, f0cateilo, ldai Z Mccarthy. Helena /.
Tuscarora. New.
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Married in Haste.

Withuel w. Moore of Salt Lake ane
Christina Christensen OF Mount Pleas.
ant were granted license to wed, by
the county clerk, on Saturday after.
noon. They rented rooms, purchased
the furnishings OF u family about to
move to San Francisco, and who
hastened out Of their abode of Sltur-
day evening to accommodate the new
tenants, and had all prepared by 10
p. m. for tying the nuptial knot. The
legal authority was then called In and
the wedding ceremony performed.
This way OF rushing things was doubt.
less due, In part Mt least, to the fact OF
opposition to the match on the part Of
the young lady's parents.
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FOREMAN SMITH AND HIS GUN.


l.. NJ. Smith, tho foreman Of the
chemical works at North Bal! Lake,
created sensation In that usually
quiet section today by drawing n re-
volver and threatening 10 shoot every
one he met, including men, women
and children. Word was brought 10 the
police station and n couple OF officers
sent after the offender with the Black
Maria. They captured their man and
with him 45 caliber revolver. The
former il row IN the city Jail, and the
latter nj the police station. Smith, 1t In
said, Is suffering from an attack OF the
Nnjamf.
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Down for Examination.

Deputy Marshal VIII Geodsell, on
quart duty at the penitentiary, came
down to tho city this morning, bring.
Ing with him the two white girls,
Jennie Rogers and Lizzie Gardiner,
who have been held ON charge OF
fornication. These are the young
ladles who u few weeks ago were
caught with two colored men In bed
roora at the Albany hotel. They were
to go before the grand jury today.
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Notice is hereby given that the
newly appointed Sanitary Inspectors
nave been instructed to enter COM
plant against all persons on whose
premises any nuisance Ia found to exist
on and after June ist, 1893. This
refers, among other things, 10 prIvies
IN bad condition and collections Of
garbage and refuse not contained In
garbage receptaces. The came length
OF time 10 given to owners of property
within Sewer District No. l, to connect
with same pursuant to the existing
ordinance. All valid cases OF com.
plant viii be prosecuted according to
the law. 7. B. BEATTY, MD.
Health COmmisaloner
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CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.
The Siudrnls OF Blackstone 10 Play a
Friendly Game Of Baseball with
the "Pill R0llers.v
The following explains itself.

Whereas, The Dnggists' baseball
CLUB has issued challenge to the
Lawyers' club for a friendly game, the
proceeds OF which arc TO be- given To
TO given TO the Young Ladies' Aid
society; and
Whereas, 1t ~ matter OF profess
sional honor tor the lawyers 10 IN
questionabiy demonstrate their trans.
cendent superiority, as well In Drawn
as 10 brain, over tue spill rollers;"
Now, therefore, We hereby accept
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOrlCE Is llEREHN GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned, administrator Of tho estate
81 samuel webb, deceased, to tho crodltOrs Of
and All persons having claims agalr At the SAID
deceased. 10 exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months alter the nrst
publication Of this notice, TO the said admiuis
rotor; az hie residence at BigCoitonwood, salt
axe County, Utah.
Dated April 25th, lsal.
FRANKLIN wEBB.
Administrator Of the Estate OF Samuel Webb,
deceased.
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Bynon Set Free.

John J. Bynon furnished an
amended administrator account to
Probate Judge Blair on Saturday ever
ing and was liberated from the Sherlfi's
custody. The hearing on the account
will take place shortly In the Probate
court.
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The New Idea gasoline stove has oil
the good points OF either the new or old
process stoves and none Of the disad-
vantages. BE sure and see this great
stove before you buy. II costs you no
more than common stove and you
will surely miss It II you buy before
you have Inspected this stove. For
sale only by the HouuHToS a MoNAiR
HARDWARE COMPANY, IL East Second
South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-22

The New Idea gasoline stove ia the
latest and lest gasoline stove now on
the market. Don't fail TO see one work
before you place your order for gaso-
line stoves. For sale only by HOUGH.
TON x MCNAIR, IL east, Second South,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-22

Ladies, II you need gasoline stove
cal on Houghtou d McNair Hard
ware company, IL Fast Second South,
and Inspect the New Idea, tho greatest
success now out In gasoline stoves,
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

CHICAGO MAHKEr.
May elth. noon.
Whoat-Eaey cash, ~; July, IA.
CoTn-flrmi cash, a. July. o..
Oata-stehdy; cash, 81 July, ~.
iork-tasy, cash, 20 IS, sept, AJAX.
Lard Easy each, lu.iti sept, lUuJ.
i.ibs-Easyi cash, 1915 sept, 1880.
Hyo-i1.
Bnflcy-6l.
tlaN-iutt.
Tlmothy-Jsod90.
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Wanted.

Every lady and gentleman In Salt
Lake TO call and let US show you the
New Idea gasoline stove. II has alb
solutely no equal In the market. Sells
no higher than any other. HouaHToN
q MoNAIR HARDWARE COMPANY, ~
East Second South.
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SAVINGS BANK.

. 400 MAIN STREET..
open saturday evenings from ITO O'Clock
spor cent interest paid ON dcposits OF 4. % or
more, ana COMPOUNDED four times u year.
Utah lille Insurance 4 Trust Co.
CAPITAL 'iso,oOo, PULL rAID.
\, =, p poHIhs, ,rresafn' W; = McoonMcK,
W Icks, Cashier. 80
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o1IATrTS.

srARl-At her residence In the Eight ward
shlt LAKE City, at O'Clock .. IN. saturday MAY
late Jared starr, IN the ninoueth year Of her
age.
Funeral nj y. m. Tuesday 2ird instant at tho
hlshtl ward meeting house. Friends are
invited.
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sTRAYEp Or STOLEN

l. or u banda high brand resembling sI on
lott thigh, short name and tail, mAne rubbed
on near center VI neck, Person RETURNING same
VIII b. rewarded. ". H. ChamOqriin, 53i W.
2nd Soath, Salt Lake City.