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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-26
THE CHURCH rs.

There will DO no services in the Norwe-
gian Lutheran church, Idaho and Twclfih
to-dny, ON account Of the Illness Il
the paator.
Divine aclenoe-429 Benton avenus-ht
two p. III. Mrs. j. IL. Wilson will explain
the Christ method Of bealinR and the signa
that follow them that bolieve. All invited.
Central Prssbytorian church, Helena
nvcnne-~Dr. Robert Collysr, OF THO Brook
Ign Tabernacle congregation. New York.
File"
Cakes Street Methodist Episcopal church
Services at IL a. III. sunday school ut
2.3O .. IN. Evening service at 7;3O p. IN.
Prenching morning snd evening by the
pastor.
Unitarian services, q. A. II. hslI--Mr.
''IGue md Artificial Piety." At 7:aO p. III.
on "lhe Task Of the Modern Church"
Sunday achool at LID p. m.
Methodist Episcopal church south-Rev.
~. ii. Shaifer will preach this evening on
THE Infailible Proofs Of Christ's Divin-
ity." A cordial invitation 10 all unbeliev-
era and others. Hour, 7:30 p. IN.
st. Peters Episcopal chureh-Hsv. +. T.
Webb, Standardization OF holy commu-
Mon at 7:45 n. IN. Services and sermons,
II u. IN. and 7;30 p. m, Sunday school at
2:3O p. IN. Strangers cordially invited to
attend these services.
Congregational church-Be nton avenue
and RUGS strsst-Asv. W. q. schoppo
will preach at II q. m. on personal
Responsibility" and at 1880 p. M. on
"Christianity and the lem pc rance CUES
ton" Subject for "Wednesday evening ser
vice. Christ a Winner of Souls"
Firat Baptist church. Eighth avenue and
Warren atreot-Rev. G. j. Allen, Jr., pas
tor. Tho pnstor will preach in the morning
on The Joy Of Service" Az tho evening
service Rev. Robert Collysr. OF brooklyn,
From the Heights of = Mountain"
First Presbyterian. Eleventh avenue and
Ewing Btrect-Services at II a. IN. and 7:3(
?. IN. Sunday school at 2:3O p. IN. Y. T.
=. G.. Z. meeting at G:45 y. In. The pastor
will preach in the morning a sermon or
"Nssded Safeguards to Liberty" by re-
quest of the National League for Preserva.
ton of American institutions. The third
OF a series of Brookfeld services will be
used in the evening. All are cordially in
vited.
st. Paul's Methodist Episcopal church
Preaching by the pastor at II a. m. Sub
ject. Tine Refuge Of the ItiRhteous.'
Sunday school 1915 .. m. Address to mel
only $3.50 p. m. subieot, 1.-THE Ravages of
Red Dragon" The orchestra will give spe.
cial music, beginning at $3.50. Epwortl
lengue G:30 .. III. Presiding by tho pastor
1880 p. M. Subject, 'Ihs Triple Grimes o.
the TonQue-Lying, Blasphemy and Sian
der!" The orchestra will give a musical re
oitnl. beginning ut 1880. ALI are invited
j. Wesley Hill, pastor.
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samuel X. DRvis-Spsclal.

&@,
Bald Butte-Nery little stock in tlis great
gold mine il otFerei-tks present lots that l
havo in bank for delivery il probably all
that can be u tohGsed within 50 per sent of
priSe offered ct.
lion Mouutain-ln tho history of this
mine no better tiIne DO inyest is presented
than the present. The price of stock il
Gungea by the necessities OF the holders.
Whitlstoh Union nnd MoIntire-It there
IL any safe stock to purchase than in this
coming great gold niue fail to SOC 10, ID Ia
absolutely a good investment.
Yellowstone (Castle)-A few lots for sale
that arc n coed speculative purchase. Tho
railroad IL practically assured.
California (Castle)-A block of 6.0O0
price.
Yellowstone (OAstIe) - Ono lot 100
s~huros-cheap. II sold at once.
2G and = Bailey Block.
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Personal and General.

Mrs. w. E. Cox has returned home.
A. M. Thornburgh left fos the east last
week.
Ed B%randaRee arrived in the city a fow
days ago.
Harry Langley was down from Kalispell
last week.
w. r. LLOYD, of Boulder. came into the
city last evening.
Miss Kent. of Missoula, is The guest of
Miss Jennie LinLner.
Miss May Hill ia the guest Of Mrs. s. A.
Larabie in Deer Lodge,
r. +. Matthias. of White Sulphur, oame
into the city on Friday.
Humidity Prueitt has gone to California
and the coast for o visit.
N. II. Hirsohfeldt left via the Northern
Pacific for a trip to the cast.
+. L. Sterling, after an absence Of six
weeks. returned home on Friday.
Mrs. James II. Mills, Of Deer Lodge, was
registered at The Helena last week.
Willie Pope, who has been quite sick
with the grip e. ID now much better.
Jack McFee and George Hood left ycs-
terday for n short visit to Big Timber.
Charles Gunther expects to leave March
b for a trip through western Montana.
Ms. M. !. Bryce anticipates leaving for
81. Louis the latter part of next wsek.
John Ming expects TO lenve about the LIST
TO resume his medical studias in tho east.
0. T. Walker entertained n altar party of
twelve at whist on Washingtor's birthday.
Ernest Nelson WAS in the oity a few davs
last week but retui ned to Coles camp yes
terday.
Aaron Hershfeld loft on Monday for
Chicago, expecting to be- gone several
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. H.. Kleinschmidt expeet
TO leave for q trip to California some time
next week.
Perrin Irwin. of Butte. was in the olty a
few days last week. and left for his home
yesterday.
Miss Louise Blaine. nfter a visit Of sew
eral months in the enst. returned homo
Yesterday.
MIS-. Paul Van Cleve and two daughters
left yesterday for IA short stay at their homo
in Big Timber
John Bryce. who has been rusticatina al
r. ii. Hsrlowe's Lone Tree ranch, came into
town on Saturday.
Miss Hebe Asnby entertained the whist
a few evenings ago nnd tho young people
had a delightful time.
Mis-. w. q. Child entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H.. Clark and Mira. Van Clevs al
dinnor Thursday evening.
The many friends of Miss Mary Wilson
will be pleased to learn that she Is recover
ing from her long Illness.
Mrs. Marcus Daily and children, who
were stopping us tho Merchants. lsft for
their homo in Anaconda last week.
Mrs. j. s. Peterson, after a two months
Wait with Mrs. w. W. Woods. leaves
Wednesday for her homo in Butte.
Miss Nellie Gage entertained at whist on
Monday evening the Misses Cory, Lang
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SALE.
Chinese and Japanese ChilaVare.
Also Manufactures of Ladies' Underwear
Y EE Gil. u
Broadway, Next to Merchants Hotel.

&s1ICE or ASST SSMINr. OFFlrE OF
to turLeye Mining and Willing ompnny
oEatIcn OF ITS works. thompson river, Ais
tou5< county, M0ufala,
Not. CO /. hereby GNen that a. a meeting OF tho
i~'Ge'eet of The sa,d COMPANY. held on tho ira
'|y q February, i>Nj. nj the office Of the said
NuEfpaAJ, in NO city OF tol,na Montana. az,
A. ,smsltt No, 3 Of two mills prr snare was
lo,tcl on The CAY ital etucA Of tad company,
! ~ tht, on tho 18th dag of March, lNgS. T. : Arry
st Davis. secro ary II the sad pAny. post-
oaice AuA -, I elena, Ment.
my stoch of nsd ,ompauy upon which said
uH5essmtut had remaIu urpaid ON tAe l4th day
# arch lagl, shall 10 doomed delinquent ard
Will he duly ai terti4sI iur sNir 1t public arc-
u"n. AID urlosS laynent shall ha mauc bstore,
vii hs ro,d on tho 4lT Gay of Match. lsaa. tho
df5 hAst : tho order Of tald board uf uustses
when all delinquent stosk shall hH nald To pay
tho delinquent stRsssnteHt, together with tho
costa Of adNortiFiuE md e.pcpsos OF pxle.
ltAtlN II. bANls, tocIetEry.
7. q. o. 22A, holons, Mont.
Ofce with A l. 1aoL, Lewis and Clarke
county court houso. Rcla1a. &Gut
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The Hotel "spnnord," Red Lodge, Mon
tana.
An elegant thtee-story brick, just fin
ished, will be leased to tho right party for q
term of years.
Contains thirty-hyo large sleeping rooms.
a spacious dining room, bar, billiard room,
barbershop and %suvoral parIors-not a dA k
room in the steam hent, electric
lights. call and fire alarm system through
out, perfect plumbing and sewerage. Fise
corner room suitable for drugstore, bank or
small business.
Only hosel in town of ]. 300 people. pres
ent terminua of Cooke City division, North-
ern Pacific rsilroad, distributing point for
uorthsrn Wyoninl, growing rapidly.
For terms, picture Of building or further
info nation. write: The Rocky Foi X Town
q Electric company, (Owners), lied Lodge;
Mont.
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ALMOST.

] kissed hsr (almost) ~ we said
Good BY" In tho ball last night;
] kissed her (nlmost) oh, faint heart!
There wasn't a soul In sight.
dared to, tAlmast) dared to kiss
That little pturncd face;
] dared TO, (nlmOst) dared " fold
My love la 4 fond embrace,
The charm of this moment returns to me-
AZ back to that time ! look;
! fool tho clasp Of that little hAnd
And tho kiss that l talmost) took.
detroit FREQ Press.
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the sweet dignity of beauty and buoyancy
and nlirthfulness SO perfectly as
Miss Putnam. The Danbuty News man
calls her a genius of the highest plane;
the Atlanta Constitution says that her
sway over the emotions Of her audience is
phenomenal; the New 70 k Sun praises her
skill. ability and life: the Evening News
declares her to be a commedienne of rare
ability; the Sunday Times snys that her
pa.hos Is ~electri; the Washington ltepub-
lican calls her PLAYS realistic pictures; the
Arkansaw Traveller commands he7 wonder
full art, and the press of the country at
la ge has bun one ointment rega ding her
talent as an actress and her magic power as
Il social queen. a universal little favorite,
she is III rrouuded by III excellent support
ing company, and has u repertoire. varied
and excellent. Monday, IAN Unclaimed
Express Packages" Tuesday, Tine Littio
Mavericks" Wednesday, Love Finds e
Way;' Thu sday. Dads Girl" Matinee
Saturday.
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'aokson's music store. BAILEY bleot.
Attention is called TO Ross Cartee's al. In
this iueue,
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80 J. l.. SMITH 90.
Freight and Transfer Line
HELENA MONT.

All kinds OF merchandise and Other freivhts,
Including ores, prompty tram fcrsed from tho
depot. trdore win receive rrou pit attention..
Oiiite al j. fcluborg's store aud VI ILo depot
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East Helena.

Henry E. King, of PhilipsburQ. il home
on u visit to his parents.
Our popular young dressmaker. Miss
Flanders, Is on the sick list.
Another Of the smsltsr young gentlemen
has taken TO himself a bride.
1t is understood that Ms. Sulgrove will
organize a dancing class at the Prickly
Pcar house next Friday night.
Mr.. n Mrs. Chns. Forest were made
happy OF Washington's birthday by the ar
rival OF a ten pound girl. OF course Char
lie is all smiles.
The party given at the Priokly Penr
house in honor of Washington's birthday
was a grand SUCCESS. There vera about
forty couples in attendance. Dancing aud
card playing were the amusements of the
evening". An elaborate lunch was served
by the hostess, Mrs. King.
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University Notes.

L.. =. Holland left for his home in Butte
Tuesday night.
John Oliver. one of the "bachelors," who
has been sick in Helena for some time, has
returned to his post.
The tennis hsnds are abroad, strange to
say. One Of the club courts has been
cleared and the members afo prastiolng and
laying in wait for victims OF the other
court.
Mud! Mud! Mud! Mud everywhere.
We all like ohinooks, provided We don't get
too much of them at a time. We arc
an1iously awaiting u mild zephyr to dry
tho surplus moist real estate about here.
Miss stevens, our vocal music teacher
gave an entertainment on Monday night at
he residence of DR.. Carmichael, in Helena.
Nea.l7 all the music students were present
and report a delightful time. Vocal and
Instrumental music were tho diversions of
The evening.
The students gave an entertainment on
Tuesday night, in honor of Washinpton's
birthday. The musical and oIasorioal tai
ent of the school was brought into reuuisi-
ton and everybody enjoyed a good time.
Tho following Programme was rendered:
+ onr, Amer Ca. School
Address. Why We le'ob ate''......E l.. Mill
recitation, "jcanne d,Aro". Miss Ricka n" d.
tecltstion Observation-Disclosures. Miss Daisy hello z
Music ..........,...,... Inivers ity qunrtette
Recitation ........ Mlss fletcher
Charsdes.
&c tation n aster Jean Templeton
flano SOLO. Df. over
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HELENA IN BRlEE.

First olsss meals and service at tho Don Ton.
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In CONF rison with the colossal clearing sale
at Sards Bros. all othor sales will sink into in
tigniticAnce.
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FOR RENT.

Largo new line of Lace trimmings for dressee
at Butcher Il nradley's, lO5 Broadway.
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Something now in silver and satin belts at the
Helena Juwelry 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12
OESERET EVENING NEWS.
SATURDAY, August ~. ispa
FRAGMENTS.

THE Eighth Quorum Of Elders will
meet In tho Thirteenth ward Monday
evening at 1870 o'clock.
oNLY one order was mado In tho Pro-
bate Court this morning.. In the matter
Of the estate ~ invinia Snyder, deceased,
ofdor ~ sale Of real estate was made aud
he additional bold fixed At 5000
TuE hfteen.yoar-old daughter Of Mrs.
NJ vida lawdon, who resides In the east.
or part Of the city, has been committed
10 he Ogden Reform School by Judge
Dartch, on the complaint Of the mother.
THE Third Quorum Of Elders will hold
their regular monthly meeting In the
second Ward Meeting House on Monday
night M 1850 All elders residing IN
the Second, THIRD, Eighth and Ninth
wards arc requested to be- present.
THE sixteenth Quorum Of Seventies
hold their monthly meeting on Monday
evening, ut $50. In the First Ward As
sombiy Hall. Al ~ the Seventies living
In tho First aud Tenth Wards arc 70.
quosted to be present, rs business Of
importance l. 10 be transacted.
DumNo discussion on city warrants
at the meeting Of the council last night u
member said they were only worth
eighty cents on tho dollar, whofoupOn
Moran declared. "Nos, gentlemen, aud
keep up your present licks three weeks
longer and they will not DO worth moro
than nifty cents on tho dollar"
ONE hundred and fifty Utah County
teachers and students who have been al.
tending the brigham Young Summer
School At Provo came up from tho South
today aud went ont a. Garfield, whore
thoy are spending tho day with appropri-
ate exercises. They Will leave salt Lake
homeward bound ON n special train ut 7
o'clock this evening.
MRs. W. II. RowE and daughter Amy
left ON the Union Pacific for Astoria, or
ogon, on tho Columbia rlyor, last night.
The object OF Mrs. Rowo's departure for
that place Is to pay visit 10 her daugh-
ter, Mrs. T.. J.. Smith, who Ia ut present
residing there with her husband. Tho
visit will be extended Oyor period OF
two or three months.
GENEnAL PASSENGER AdTNr BUnLEY
OF the Union Pacific returned from
Omaha this morning. Rotronchmont h
the order all over tho railway system.
A. MIR. Burloy Enthusiastically OK
pressed IL: "Woaro cutting our patterns
those days 10 suit our cloth" UtRh's
financial soundness, says Mf. Burnley, IL
very iayorably commented upon In tho
East.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12

q II. Clifford, Now Cassell, wis,
whs troubled with Neuralgia and
Rheumatism, hib Stomach wan diAor.
dersd, his Liver was affected 20 On
alarming degree, apostle fell away,
and he was terribly reduced In nosh
and strength. Three bottles Of Electric
BilteTB cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,,
had running sore on his leg n eight
years standing. Used three bottles Of
Electric Bltters and Heven boxes OF
Buoklen's ATnioa AEive, and his leg Ia
sound and well. John speaker, Cat.
awba, o., had Ave large Fever sores
on his log; doctors said he was lncura'
bic, Ono bottle Electric Btters and
one box Buohlon's Arnica Salve cured
him entirely. Sold at A. q. Smith 4
Goa Drug Store. see
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rho AsriquIturai ,ollego OF Juan

Ah' Asfituhnfhi Aoiiego OF Ntnh
ls "a Territorial institution having
five full departments Of instruction,
viz; Agricultural, D5mestlc Arts. Me.
chanlcsl Engineering, Civil Eng noer.
ing ana q Commercial C0upt, four Of
these neiug four year, course. All
departments are equipped with appar.
exercises, either on the farm, In the
dairy, In tho cooking, cutting, sewing,
laundry fooms, In shop WORK, Ia wood
and iron, AMI In foundry work, %.
geihCr with other means OF Illustration.
are Joined To the class.ro IN instruction.
~ nr,t students entered September,
1870. Last year II enrolled $3.50. rhe
iall tenn opens September 9TH. For
Information address
J. w. SANBORN,
Logan. ttnh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12

IL will cotl you nothing and will
surely Do You good, " you have a
Cough, Cold, or any trouble with
Throat, Chest or Lounge. Dr. king'F
New Discovery for ConrumptiIn,
Coughs aud Colds f. guaranteed 10 give
relief, or money will be paid bRnk.
sufferers from La Grippe fopud II Jusi
the tninR, and podor its usel had q
speedy aud perfect recovery, "iy d
sAmple bottle at our expense and learn
Tor yourgeI Just how good IA thing VI
IL. Trial bottle free 1t A. 4. Smith 4
Coz Drug Store. Large siEe soc, anu
81 90. W
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12
OFFICIAL EXECUTION
Mayor BaskIn Removes Superintendent
Of WalsTEOfks Ryan.
u. s. GRIFFIN SUCCEEDS HIN
Bruce johnson SIPS Into Gally's
Shocs.-City Warrants In Pay.
mcnt Of Taxes.

The municipal mill wheels were put
In motion las, night by Coun, ilm,n
Rich moving that Councilman 81.
mondi take the chair In the absence u,
President L.oibourow. The motion
carried. On roll call the following
members refpondoi; Rich, Hardy,
POLAND, Lawson, Horn. Bell, Helss,
Simondi.
During the reading Of the minutes =
member stepped from the Council
Chamber, leaving only seven present.
This fact caused brief interruption In
business.
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Misbehayed Themselves.

Ed. Andrews and George Lang, on
the complaint Of oliicer Frank p. Mo
Donald, were taken yesterday after.
noon before CommissiOner Pratt on
the charge Of assault aud battery al
Saltair beach, Aug. 10. When r,mon.
stTattd with for misconduct In one Of
the bath houses, u h taid, the defend
ants assaulted officer Lang, striking
him with n bottle. The examination
was fixed for Monday and the bond
fixed at 500 for Andrews and 500 for
Lang,
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Iake Good Care OF Ihe children.

For summer complaint In the child
rom thofe II nothing AZ good NJ
Chambeflain's Collie, Cholera and
DinrIbms Remedy. Z cures dysentTy,
diArrhwa and cholera iniEntum, aud
never falls when used In time and the
plain printed directions are followed.
When reduced with water and sweet.
ened IL Ia pleasant 10 take. 20 and 90
cent bottles for sale by u. q. NJ. /.
Drug Dent. d&a
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Wo sneak What We hnou.

My wife anu four children were
taken very suddenly with severe cases
OF cholera morbus. | bought bottle
ofChamborlain's Collie, Cholera and
DiaThWa Remedy, nud from one 10
two doses gave relief In each case.
heartily recommend II; believing IL tht
beet remedy known Tor bowel com.
plants. % and 80 cent bottlea for sale
by u. q. NJ. 1. Drug Dent. d&
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The Whi,more Contempt.

Transcripts OF appeal have been filed
with the clerk Of the Territorial
Supreme Court In the case " L.. A.
Scott Elliott Va q. q. Whitmoro and
James NJ. whiimoTe appellants, from
the Third District Court on motion 10
fix supersedeas bond.
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a GOOD Thlnr Tor summer tompIn,u,.

Good Thinr tor summer Complaints
Mt. j. w. Hagor, a well known mer.
chant Of Clio, ifedoli Co.. North Caro-
lima, cured four cases Of lux with ono
small bottle OF Chamberlain Collie.
Cholera and DiafrhmA Remedy. This
u the most prompt and successful rom.
coy In use ior dyseutfy, diarrhwa,
cole aud cholera morbus. No other
medicine will take It's place ce DO lis
werk In this class Of diseases. 10 is
equally valuable for childron and
adults. % ant 90 cent bottles for sale
ny H. Z. Nj /. Drug Dept. dds
a delicious smoke nf rare, exquisite
navor--the Robert Mantell.
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H.. q. Hines a Co.,
Wholesale Cigar Dealers.
Agents for "CustOm Housed Cigara.


The entire bankrupt stock Of shoes
and clothing at 70 Main street must
60 Nothing reserved. Monday, Auy.
D. sale begins, Come one, come ALL
john Boyle, Auctloueer.
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Dh. BurrSvs, Ooulist Auriat and OPP
nSian. spoetaelos httod. Commocolsl
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be authorized to honor city warrants
Tor special taxos due tho city. We
therefore recommend the following
rosOluii0n;
Resolved, That the city treasurer bo
authorized 20 receive city warrants in
payment OF all special taxes due the city.
Lawson moved the adoption of
Eyans's re1DluiiIn also, aud II was
adopted with the folio wing amel d.
mtni io'wii "Whun presented I'm
sums cqualto or less In amount than
zoe amount VI tax or licouse sought 10
be- pRii.D
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sALrAIR nEAuI..


fcdefson.simms full uand afternoon
AMI evening. Dancing, boating,
bathing. Special attractions eaeh
week. All trains leave Rio Grnnde
Western Depot. Fare so cents round
trip. N. w. CLAYTON,
Gen. Manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12

Get your Abstracts OF Title NJ the
county Recorier's Office. Thoy arc
made directly from the original records.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12

Starch grows sticky - common POW.
deTa have a vulgar glare. Pozzoni's ia
the only complexion powder NJ for use.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-12

Ask your grocer for Gold Rand Cof.
fee. IL Ia winner and n deseTvedly
popular.
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Grand Exhibition aud Carnival
Given nj 5altair Wednesday, August
10th, by III. n, Youngef's puulls.

IINVH ~ oNIIAIt Wuuno8uRy, NuguHt
10Th, by II. II. Iounger's pupils.
PROGRAM OF DANCES.
Majestic polonaise,
May Pole Dance,
Highland Fling,
Iamborine Flshor's lIornpipo,
Pas, oral Scotch Dance,
Tho skirt Dance nnd tho
Sailors llornpipo.
Exhibition to commence at sl6.
Grand Ball In the evening.
This VIII be one Of the grandcat
ovents Of the season.
IL. Il. YOUNGER,
Teacher Of Dancing.
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ify tue Robert Mantoll ana you
VIII enjoy a good fmure.
smoke "tu-tom housr" Cigars,
T.. @. Hinet y Co.,
Distributing Agcnis.
Loverh Of a ine cgnr VIII appreciate
the Robert Mantoll.
Gold Hand Coffee u quick seller
this IL evidence that 1t Is popular with
the consumers.
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-coNnSED AssHrs
Twenty-Five Millions.
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