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PORTLAND CEMENT

Equal to the best in the world. Several Of
our leading business men interested in the
company, and q large factory 10 be put in
operation without delay. The largest copper
plant in the United States now being built.
Utah has rich copper mines which will now
be developed. Utah has many rich gold
mines. Utah has many rich silver mines.
which will soon be worked on larger scale
than ever. Utah has too many resources, of
immense wealth, to enumerate in this space
Utah has climate which is now attracting
people here from all parts of the country.
salt Lake City is the center OF this Territory
so richly endowed by nature. Why not feel
cheerful when we have every reason to- Do
not hoard your money longer, put it in cirou-
laton, do yourself and others good, give
employment to those who need il, help the
general prosperity of the city along, do not
retard it, show that You area part of It's life.
II was the intention to mention some of the
beauties Of east Waterloo" but the space
will not permit it. Call and we will relate
them to you.
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StaPdard Gburcb Works.

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Anoiout Inhabitants % ths American Coma
neni vfii.en b. No h1ni Of Mormon upaa
ps'os t1aa fruan she piatv Of EepAi. fiuu.
nesr Ianchosfsr. Ontario Co, Nca Ynft. aas
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Jesus CAust 90 Lg.ior.day Saints; oputaintne
ne Revelations given q Joteph SMITH a., ~
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God 60 20 last days uit tLJ1. rnt usrl.
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eAi Horela'or OF Mo Church of Josui Chris as
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signed a. 'n Introduction ~ uis rfst prinei.
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on ho d,g.ruo, OF No sospol, book Of ga
pl.1s i5s.
handbook q Ueforouce to uis alstorb
sf-luai1sy, religion and country ~ Die taitas
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ntatsh' -iH a full account o. - hu,a1si
services, ttstuld, Isc.
Docs tiio Htbie Sanction psIyEnrnyi
adiseu-siln between cider ors1n Pfau and ~.
,. y. Newman, ~ uhich n nidod ulrcs dla-
oouTscs on celestial marriage b. RIDERS or-on
rEaiL ocorgo A. smith and Co. .. Cannon.
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Jos-ph smith-Fas he . Prophes Of
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NTATlONAL BANK
IN Of 1 TaE D' X
REPUBLIC
Frank iSupx, President.
J.. q knrricE, President,
y. a. Lnris, ,hshicr.

CAPITAL PAIo IN $500 600.
iian King in aiI o. branches transacted. ~.
'nAhso urlwn on ihH HrHcpt' go ias " Lurouo
Interest raid on Time Deposits.
UirertHrHa arH De Lowe TWHuur. .sb,
.u'Er =. q. cumberland 10. T.. A. Gunner. NJ
MOI y o. noimos. FRANK kuo1 h. u.
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Oldest Savings Bank In Uah, with de-
poslls greater than all others combined
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City engineer submitted the follow.
ing:
Referring to the committee report rcls-
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RECEIVES DEPOSITS PAYABLE on DEMAND

Buys and lella exchange on New York, san
francisco, thlCago. b. Louis, Omaha, London
and all principal Continental Cues,
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Safety Deposit Vault, absolutely bur.
glar and hreprooG Rents 81 70 221 par
year.
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SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

rnid-up Capital, s5oO,OoO.O0
surplus, $500, 10000
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Nos L ami q East Temple street,
SALT LAKE orr, UrlH.
EsTAuIIsHgD lSCoRroRATEo
aero. 1880.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-22
OAkvIlle.
LAalNncairI

The merchants say that local trade
is getting better.
The county instructed Monday for
Col. Welch for senator.
Judge NJ. 9. Saufley has decided that
Mr. Charles &. Fox was legally elected
TO the Office OF city attorney over Mr..
W. q. Goodloe.
Assessor George n. Hooker is can
didate for reelection to that office. He
Eas made a splendid assessor and will
aud should be hard man to beat.
&c. I. Dunn aud Miss Mamie Dunn,
the pretty daughter OF w. II. Dunn, OF
this place, were married at the brides
residence at | O'Clock Tuesday, Elder j..
l.. Allen performing the ceremony.
Judge Joseph Jackson died at the
home OF his son.in-law, James X. Mars,
in this city on Monday afternoon at 1880
o'clock. from general debility incident 10
old age. He had passed into his S7th
year, having been horn April eth, 1907,
near Walnut Flat, in Lincoln county.
Mrs. c. w. Watson died at Mitchells.
burg and Mrs. VIM. Cox near MELON.
AIDS Chapel.
-Georgetown College now contains
the larger part of Mr.. John Pulliam',
family. Prof. Jack Pulliam and hi'
three sisters, Misses Eugenia, Bessie an,
Minnie; the two former teaching, tn,
two latter attending college, while Mr.
George Pulliam will soon take charge o
farm near Georgetown, leaving onl,
the old folks and two children, Miss Lu
cinda and William, at home, Prof. X. l.
Pulliam being at his post at Richmond.
Smith Bsughman, OF Lincoln, bough
here Monday OF Underwood Bros. iiv,
mare mule colts at $50. A. q. White,
sold to j. G. Johnson Is fat hogs at Sc
Glover seed lie quoted here at 1925.
will probably 20 higher than this prett,
soon. w. l.. Caldwell, Jr., while at tn
Worlds Fair, sold to an agent of tn
President OF Salvador, Central America
a yearling Jack for f675. Mr.. Caldwell
received 81, 205 in premiums on the jacl
stock which he exhibited.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-22
LANCASTER, sARRARD COUNTY.

-Garrard College har more than 100
students and great many more are ex'
pec,ed.
-Rey. G. II. Greer has been engaged
10 preach at the Methodist church an
other year.
Services will he held at the Baptist
church Sunday night. Sermon 10y Rev,
q. III. Greer.
I'm. Braun, of Louisville, is here for q
few DAYS. Mr.. J. X. Mars, OF Richmond.
was here this week.
A large majority of our citizens are
for the water works. The fire Tuesday
shows how badly they are needed. That
end OF town has comparatively no pro-
lection from fire, as TO pull the engine
out there by hand il about out OF the
question and in fact no attempt was
made To take H.
The handsome residence OF Judge
W. 4. Walker came very near being de-
stoyed by fire Tuesday morning. 1t
caught from some unknown cause in a
closet up stairs and had gained consider
able headway when discovered. The
closet and adjoining room were badly
damaged and several holes were cut IN
the roof by the iremen. The residence
WAS insured in one OF kinnaird X Far
ra's companies anG they went to work at
once 10 ad ust the loss.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-22
WILLIAMSBURG, WHITLEY COUNTY.

There was considerable frost Sum
day morning.
A party went to the Falls Sunday to
be absent week.
Rev. Cornelius fllel the pulpit nj
the Baptist church Sunday.
Mr.. J. s. Morris, OF Bea,tyville, was
here attending court last week.
MIR. Walker Mason will leave this
week to visit his old home in Madison
county.
The young people OF the Christian
church will organize a Young Peoples
Christian Endeavor Society next Sunday
afternoon.
Monday was county court day. There
was a small crowd in town. The candi-
dates for the various offices in the county
spoke at the courthouse in the after
noon.
The churches OF Williamsburg have
organized a branch society OF the Ameri-
can Bible Society and purchased about
sos worth OF bibles which are on sale
at Il. NJ. Huguelys.
The Williamsburg Academy opened
WI WI ' 80. w;,h ,..ch.,s anil those
sf"rf -, . hom.liL. scbool in
- wo,Id 40 we'll 10 come
-.
A.. n, Mo-. xss On the sick list
Al. w;ll.,d Amas who bx,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-22
LONDON, LAUREL COUNTY.

MIR. Miller. German citizen OF
Bernstsdt, committed suicide Monday.
Jealousy Was the cause.
Mrs b. Z. White and son, James, OF
Manchester, were here Tuesday Hons.
II. Q. Eyersole, w. X. Ramsey and r. l..
Ewell are attending court at Bonneville.
Our ball club will 90 to the Barbour
vile fair Tuesday prepared to meet all
corners in the contest for prize OF 800
offered by the fair, aud here's dollars to
TO doughnuts that they take the prize
in.
Charles X. Brock aud wife and II
i. Brown, Jr., left for the Worlds Fair
Sunday. 5. A. Lovelsce left for the same
place "Wednesday night. Judge Vincent
Boreing returned Thursday from Wash.
ington and other points East.
As Messrs. Il. X. Wilson and A. l..
Reid were returning from East Bern.
stadt Wednesday evening their horse
got frightened, upsetting the buggy and
bruising Mr.. Wilson considerably, in
fact he swears that every rib in his right
side is broken.
Occurring" Theo. Moren is erecting
a dwelling house on his lot opposite Ma.
sonic Hail. Dame Rumor has il that
when It is completed he will not occupy
IL IT alone. Here's luck to you, Theo.-
bu: then one can't help sympathizing
with the young lady.
Marriage license has been issued to
the following parties during the past
week; Robert Price to Miss Armelda
Logan, Edward Q. Young to Miss Eliza
Craft, George String to Miss Lucy Evans,
John ii. Tate TO Miss Lebecca Branson
Thomas Couroy to Miss Cheressa Haake
W. +. Barnett to Miss Eliza J. Mead
den.
London Seminary is on boom thi,
year. Nearly 200 pupils have been en-
rolled and new ones are coming daily
The faculty is a splendid one ane il ou
citizens will do even aiftheir duty, or,
long We can boast OF the best school IL
Eastern Kentucky.
-Messrs. Sam Morrow and Evan Pet
tus, OF Somerset, are visiting Geo. Rile,
and James Williams, Jr. Cheap inc
Pearl and Mark Hardin are taking il
the Worlds Fair this week. J. II. Baugh
. man, OF Stanford, STOPPED OFF here Wed
, nesday. He had been to Barbourvill
looking after his interest in the fair" a
that place. Hon. W. b. Catching hs
returned from the East. Messrs. ID. Il
, Logan and -- Ayers, OF Pinevile, an,
. Judge George Salisbury, of Middlesboro
we're here on legal business Mon
day. Judge Charles Short, OF Pineville
was with us Wednesday. Messrs. Jas
II. Gsrrsrd, and j. A. Clark, OF Man
che ster. passed through London Thurs
day on their return from Frankfort.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-22

Ben Ruberts, who was sentenced to
the pen from Casey county few years
ago for killing Baker, was transferred to
the Anchorage asylum upon the belief
that he was insane. A few days ago be
walked out and returned to his old home
but Judge Myers had him arrested and
taken back to Frankfort.
-Owingsville was nearly devastated
by flames Tuesday. The loss is estims.
ted at sl65,000. Among the buildings
burned was the fine new Christian
church.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-22
MT. xEklA.

Mis-. Z. II. Idols children are con
valescent
Miss Bette Bronaugh, OF Missouri,
is visiting relatives in this vicinity.
The Mt. Nenia school has closed on
account OF diphtheria in the neighbor
hood.
Words are inadeq uste to express the
deep sympathy which flows out from
this vicinity for Mr.. and Mrs. John Nj.
White for the loss OF their two children
last week of diphtheria. 1t is hard to
realize that within two days the remorse'
less reaper, death, has cut down two
treasured darlings who were the Joy and
Hta of home. That these bright buds oil
nromise have been taken to bloom
a,onnd the throne OF Him who has said
"speer little children to come unto me. y
Tuo short weeks ago the house echoed
nth their childish merrment Now
these sweet voices are hushed in death
and those bright eyes that were won't &c
follow us with loving glances are closed
now never to open on earth. Never VIII
,ha writer forget the picture OF perfect
nurity made by little Halle few nights
hsfore the Death Angel came. The lit
tls xhite-robed figure kneeling to say,
"Now | lay me-" seemed too pure iol
..r,b So God took her, and she was not
senara,ed from the little playmate broth
o. aven in death. May the griei'stricken
parents and sisters remember tha y, 'hs
lord loyeth whom he chasteneth'" and
how submissively to Gods will.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-22

The Big RAcE.-The richest purse ev.
err trotted for or run for will be the Stall
lion RepresentativelStake to be decided
at Lexington on Monday, Oct. 8. 1t will
be worth $4,000 cash and the sporting
papers predict that it will be the great
est race of 1898. All the railroads will
sell tickets at very lowl rates and big
crowd is expected.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-22

Merchant-"Did you deliver my mes.
sage to Mr.. Smith ?" Boy-"No. sir, he
was out and the office locked" Mer-
chant-"Well, why didn't you wait for
him, as l told your Boy-"There was
q sign on the door saying Return at
once" so came right back. "-St. Louis
Star Sayings.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-22

And how is your table?" asked the
prospective boarde.
Splendid" said the landlsdy. "Why
it's so rich that people are dying OF in
digestion in my house all the time.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-22
MATRIMONIAL MATTERS.


-Silas R;ch.,3so, ob,a;nad lcense
Yesterday IN marry Miss Della Walls.
Both live at HIGHLAND.
John Griffin. a widower Of 26. and
Mrs. Arlie Moryan. n widow of q. were
married at Oak Chanel School. house in
the Wavnesbpry section Yesterday.
Miss Helen Murpbv. of San Fran.
cisco. WAS married 70 Don yincente T.
Dominique. Argentine Minister 10 Eng.
land. The weddinp took Mace in Lon
don
William Hobson. Of Campbellsvllle.
aud Miss Mary. the pretty daughter of
w. p. Stephenson. were married ,Wed.
nesday at the brides fathers near Crab
Orchard.
MIR. John f. Turner, one of the clev.
crest young men on the l.. Il n. and
pretty Miss Lena Wells. of junction Ci-
ty, were married ON the 18th. They left
at once for the Worlds Fair. and after
Oct. LIST will be at home in Livingston.
Nav happiness and good fortune ever at.
tend them.
If the reports ws hear can bs raliad
on one of our Young merchants ia going
TO take unto himself a wife. 1.-THE Young
lady who is to play quite AN important
role in the ceremony does no, live here,
nor even very close to this place. but
she quite frequently visits here and il
very well known TO the majority of our
society people. II il said that the han
py event will occur the latter mart Of
next month.
MIR. Churchill II. Yeager. an excel.
lent young gentleman of Bowie. and Miss
Sue T. Bright, the pretty and lovable
daughter OF 'Souire George p Rri,bt
drove into town Yesterday and ware mar.
ried at Rev. w. A. Slavmaker nv that
gentleman. The groom in 81 and the
bride ia Is but thew have been lovars q
long time and have not entered the bolv
relation in haste 10 repent at le;snre and
here's hoping they will never have cause
TO regret their action Of Yesterday.
| Henry Wolford Drive. fsmiliarv
knowd az Brother. of Hus,onville
and Miss Mamie Tucker Of Snr;nofsld
were married AT Louisville Hotel in
Louisville. ednesdav. The bride i.
said IN no a Locally yo,na l.5v and ra,,
ACCOMPLISHED. while the groom ia the
cleyerest kind Of a vounp man and this
possessor Of fine business at.ainmen,s
! Mr.. lime Hooker. of Hustonvilla accop,
panied the groom N Iouisvills and NOT.
ed rs beat man during the ceremonv
AT the brides home near McKinna,
"Wednesday. Miss Belle Lewis the az
complished daughter OF Mr.. and Mira
William Lewis. and Mr.. S. A. Marriott
OF Hardin county. were united in we'd
locks holy bonds. Rev. Mr.. Bersott. o.
the Christian church. officiating. Tn,
wedding was quite a quiet affair. only ,
very few intimate friends being inviret
TO be present. They were the recinien,,
of many elegant presents among them
400 bill from the brides amt who live,
in Louisville. After the ceremonv IN,
happy couple drove to this place an,
took the train for the eroom's home
where they will reside, and where W,
hope the richest blessings will atten,
them.
Mr.. Isaac Hamilton. of Rowland
and Mrs. Susan Harris. OF this plat
were quietly married at Lancaster Tues
} day afternoon in the parlors of tn,
Holmes House. Rev. A. V. sizemore of
floating. 1t could not be called an e,ops
J ment for each of the CONTRACTING na,t;s
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-22

sinister, gimme dime; I'm a victim
OF the Indianny train robbery" "How
were you the victim?" 81 didn't get
any OF the stolen money, see ?"-Chica.
90 Record.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-22

These are jewels OF my own setting,
quoth the speckled hen, as she gathered
her chickens about her.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-22

Full stock Emerson's Mems Shoes,
Stribley's Ladies Shoes and Stevens
Chldren's Shoes, now open.
SEVER ANCE & SON.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-22

small pox is epidemic in Brooklyr'
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-08
wALLNGPORp.
The Funeral OF J. u. Hail and sflas
Rlaksslce TO occur This Afternoon-

The Funeral OF J. u. Hail and silas
other Items OF Interest.
Rev. O. Il Dickinson win oriciate at the fu
neral OF J. Randolph Hall this afternoon at $50
from his house on South Main street The burial
viii be In the Center Street cemetery.
Rev. F. z Marble will ofdciate at the funeral
Of Silas Blakeslee at O'Clock this afternoon from
house on North Farms. The burial will be IN the
''In Memorium" cemetery on North Main street
W. A. Booth, ]. A. Cook, D. J. Lynch, q. J.
Peers, E N. Smith and W. c. Northrop took In
the Southington races yesterday
= A drunken man fell under the heels OF Hoey1
hack homes at the depot last evening and one OF
the horses kicked back striking him and eating
70 know who the man was and he was taken up
Center street.
There were several New 1ork gentlemes "a at
tendance at the reception and dance at Ross-
Dan Francis has severed hi, connection with
Esosk this morniag ct die sinking at Ms,tby,
Miss Eliza dsrdser is seriously III at her home
on Washington street.
Chris Morgan was with J. Randolph Hall at the
there an hour after his death. The deceased had
the best OF medical care and attendance during
| his short illness.
a. r Hall wants 5000 damages for the open
| ing OF the Orchard street extension
Samuel Simpson wants the Washington street
1 sewer extenQeo 90 1eet south, TO benefit his
other property, and is willing to settle accord.
ingly.
The stock OF hop bser at the temperance head.
quarters gave out early in the evening, the de.
Il mand being too great for the supply.
i The Hubbard hose has decided TO send a tug.
of-war team to the sports In Middletown june
/ "a w. T. Bridget Is now second assistant fore
| man. The company will turn out this evening
i for practice.
The receipts at the temperance rooms Tuesday
/ evening were $5S.67.
| @. /. Parmelee has been appointed admIuistra
1 tor Of the late Mary Parmelee's estate