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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-09-08
"llOw to BE Beautiful"

"WhatS the matter, Mayo said
one woman to another, who was sit
ting gloomily in reading room with
a magazine and bit OF paper before
her. 1--WE just discovered" replied
May, looking up from the article on
hygiene that she was reading, that
l can never be a c,ean person, much
less healthy or beautiful one"
'What. What do you mean?" gasped
Mays friend. "My dear" said May,
~ have the authority of this excel
lent article for the following state
ment regarding personal cleanliness
and health: No woman with abund.
ant hair can hope to keep it fresh and
glossy without a half hours brushing
morning and evening. This is an
hour day and OF my teeth another
half hour. "Then l must sleep ten
hours and exercise in the open air
one hour each day. l must spend
three-Quarters Of an hour at breakfast
and luncheon and an hour and halt
at dinner And not less than three
IL you are a mathematician you will
see that nineteen hours of the twenty
four are thus consumed. Then facial
messages and Turkish baths are re.
commended, and these, with my sew
ing, would take up the few remaining
hours And fate compels me to
work nine hours day for a living and
TO devote one hour to getting to and
from my work. So that the days will
have to be at least twenty-nine hours
long before l can be even clean and
healthy. Heaven only knows how
much longer they would neel to lie il
one aimed to be beautiful and intel
ligent Journal.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-09-08

At Montreal they show TO visitors,
among other curiosities and trophie',
a small cannon captured from the
Americans at the battle of Bunker
Hill. One American woman to whom
it was exhibited looked sharply at the
official in charge and said: "Well,
you've got the cannon, but l guess
we've got the hillw
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-09-08
The Right to Live Single.

1t has hitherto been the law in
Japan that ii woman was not mar
ried by a certain age the authorities
picked out man and compelled him
to marry her. The Mikado has Just
abolished this usage. In future
Japanese women will be allowed to
live and die maids, as in European
countries,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-09-08
No Harm Done.

''Were you introduced to the Count
last night, Marie?" eyes We talked
together for an hour" s.What did
you talk about?" IL haven't the re.
hottest idea. We spoke in French"
- Harpcr's Bazaar.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-09-08

that the only real commendable,
agreeable change is the removing of
the sweeping train from the skirts Of
street dresses. Very few women are
found who are really pleased with the
arbiter of dress in her present mood.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-09-08

In family group at a picnic, the
father always looks proud Of his chit
dren, but the mother seems proud 81
her children and their father, too
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-09-08

THEY say that when two people
truly love each other, they can live
on what 1t formerly cost to keep tie
man But they say great many
things that are not trua
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-09-08

years younger than her scrawny
friend The advice should give a
thin woman for wrinkles would be a
two word sentence-'Get fat And
If fat girl should ask for advice l
should tell her to keep quiet. Women
in our country wear themselves out.
They are either jerking or worrying
or squirting and fussing the whole
time. and there's no need for it. 1t
doesn't do any good. American hus-
bands are the best in the world, and
vet their wives and sisters look as
miserable as though they were
neglected and abused. The fact is
that with all their studying and read
ing and progress they haven't learned
yet how to take care, how to lodge
issues, how to let things go on trust.
They lack the saving serenity, gayety
and repose which nuns, little chill
dren and big dogs possess to re-
markaDle degree. Women begin to
get wrinkled .when they begin to
abuse their eyes. They trim their
eyelashes and eyebrows they use
chemicals to color their hair and
clean the scalp, they use different
preparations to brighten or whiten
their compilations, they neglect to
get eyeglasses. Squirting follows
and, there! you have a crop of
wrinkles about the eyes, Nine wo-
men in every ten talk with their
faces. They frown and scowl when
they ought to use adjectiveS. Their
hypocrisy shows itself in the parallel
lines across the forehead Their in
sincerity and lost teeth are indicated
by the curves about the mouth. The
bad habit of biting their lips, chew
ing gum and candy and working their
mouths unnecessarily bring on the in
delible lines years before their time.
Proper protection for the eyes in and
out doors will PROFESSIONALLY retard
wrinkles. Women who fret, women
who nag, women who have nerves,
women who get run down with
church work, dres> making, hired
girls sand society, have plenty Of
wrinkles. AS l said before, there is
no help for wrinkles but to get fat,
and to delay them teach the girls to
be merry, CHEEKY. serene and quiet.
That is the way to make youth last
and the face wear"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-09-08
WARY WOMAN'S WAY.
FACTS AND FICTION FOR FAIR
FEMALES.

How Premature Wrinkles May BE Pre-
vented-Estimate for a Summer Ward
robe--Present Fashions Unsatisfactory-
The Thirsty Isaby-IIow to Clean Plush,
Etc.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-09-08
Women and Wrinkles.

n eminent New
Y ork physiciar
has some very in.
teresting things
to say on the sub
jest of wrinkles.
T h @ Onl APP
proach to a cure
in his opinion is
fat. Eat wo-
men are not only
better 10 O. ing
UuU yOuHGcI lUOh-
ing than their
slim sisters, " says
this wise man.
'Iake any two
women who can
be induced to tell
their age and the
fattel one Will
look at least six
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-09-08

"Sacha," he called, using the Gar,
pet name, ''are you wounded?"
my son, oh! where is nv soneD
moaned the Car. A few minutes
later he died.
Meantime Count Loris- Melikoff sa
consulting with his colleagues as tn
the proclamation Of the constitution.
The first explosion sounded in the
room like distant thunder.
What was that?" asked q min.
lister.
Nothing that we need fear" re-
piled Count Loris. II assume the
responsibility for to-day. Everything
is quiet and safe, and the Car runs
no risk whatever" Nevertheless. the
Count sent out Gen. Fedoroff to as
certain whether he was we'll The
General. sharing the Counts assur.
ance, walked away leisurcly, hum
ming song. HeIhad gone but few
steps when the second and heavier
explosion came. The shock broke the
windows and ratified the contents of
the room. Every minister sprane
from his seat
"a carriage! Harness." shouted
Count Loris, his lips white and his
arms swinging wildly. Before the
carriage came, Capt Koch, spattered
with blood and staggering, threw
open the door, He had just come
from the quay of the Katharine
canal.
Ellis Majesty is mortally wounded"
gasped Koch He tried to say more,
but his words. were unintelligible.
Count Loris- MeIikofr's white face be-
came scarlet, then purple, and he
sank unconscious to the floor.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-09-08

PAYS as he goes-a paymaster on a
railroad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19

IL that the entire southern Utah 10 red
hot with Indignation over the "scabuy"
treatment " the Union Pacific gem.
orally, and the country IA fiil OF cucu
lating petitions, In effect asking that
the entire business Of this socti0n-so
tar MS 10 pertains 10 failfOnus-br
transferred ffom the uui,u Pa
cifc to the Denver d RI Grandr.
Tue bl0nted hunuhoiuefs oi the
universe and directors ui the Uuion
Pacific may snap their huuer- az ihir
tfsusicr, aud think they hHy" % M rial
"cluvh" Oh all inc eOpie down mere
anu that our trade b. too iusirDihc'u
for their cOusiueratiun-nHv ufiRiu-
ally huilt tn r1ad iur the millions OF
the Horn Silver lut When We con.
cider that the lille town ui Beaver
alone XXI ends p me s-Du,uu1 aauuAilS
~ fuilrUsu u III 10 say nothing Oi
what the other ,uwrs auu avenues NJ
iurd, such ~ C,ttlt, suetr, hnfets,W WOOL
0fr, etc. it u,ay become apparent 10 Cd
We usve a usht 10 equal" rms
railroad gentlemen know THESE lHc.fi
undoubtedly, sithvu continual,
conf iniuluK that tie tusiuete hrIt
U,s not ju.ufy them ~ running JHiiy
trains ~ htfrio'uf's lhN lhtt tNt
mater b, they think my have ur
cor cred nuu eau cJmiti ~ 10 come
10 any terms they may Iirlut', tut q
year from nov may change tneif
opinion; tor among Others OF these le'
II Ions circulating through tn" s.utn,
are come urging the uc M mrnt 10
ruanpe tue mail service ( All suutn.
otn Utah from Mil oru 10 B,lina,
and from thence establishing "a uuilN
mail route winch viii aisu n cOuf
reduce tnu passenger traffic from Mi
fOru. We DOME thiuk thoiu VII De-
any great difficulty m this, o. 'ltUs y
there are hints that tur mkt advertise
mcnt Tor tids frtm toe ueIHr mrut
Will to 10 run from Stliua anu Beaver,
aud nli southern Utah viii receive
mail Just NJ soun eacn Jay, an our
enstetu mail much quicker, than ~
now the case The pc pie 4 uluthefn
Uiah are IN rhrntst about this matter,
aud you may waicu fIf results. IL b.
not often that We gut woke az down
here, but WHEN VIZ d., We are up Du
our uind legs aud make Rome now J
AZ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19
Cnnri Mhisnerings.

The trial Of the case Of James Day
Va the Cook 4 Whitley circus COM
menced IN Commissioner Pfal's
court at 3D.. m. yesterday Judgment
was rendered In favor Il the plalniin
for the full amount claimed-s1'
There h talE Of an appeal.
Charles Porter, 10, Of Coalviile, who
had been found guilty Of petit larceny
was taken before Judge Zane on tue
recommendation OF a Justice q tue
peace in summit county that ho be
sent 70 this Reform school, aud ~
order TO that effect was male. Deputy
Marshal Dyer took the boy TO Ogdon
last night.
The Rockford silver Plate company
submitted TO the Third district c.utli
on nn agreed statement VI facts, "a
claim aHAinat Leo Holiander e.ul' tor
guodn valued nj s2065.0J, which plain
tits aliege were consigned TO uofenu-
ANS lar sale on COMMA Ion. Tho
court now finds that llainuti- are en-
titled 10 the goods, aud Judgment has
been entered Accordingly.
In tue cave ul jun t'hiNN'J y -
ID. Brandt, the defendant has hlei
confession Of judgment tor $1,000.
q. l.. Woodbridge a Company have
Instituted suit against william
Grorsbvok ct al In tie Third district
court 10 collect s577.4 s on n prom ssofy
note.
Norris Goldberg has filed an action
against John A. GrOesbeck ct ain tn
1hird district court ~ collect sbS, 900 70
alleged 10 be uue NJ pTiucipni nud M
tefest ON promissuTy note SECURED ny
n mortgage on real property. Plalniln
also asks lot 5000 additional when
he ayers has De-n paid ON thu fedemp-
ton u the mottgaged property IRON
tax sale, anu Tor 5000 rs attorneys
fee.
Albert J. white has begun an action
against William Il. Ryan Ia the Thru
district court, asking that a tax deed 10
certain property be set aside aud plain.
tili,s title TO same be- thereby cleared
upon the phym nj to de'endant by the
piaintiT the sum Of 5000 with interest
at per cent Ter month from Devem-
Der SUN, 1890, TO uate.
A. II. Sawyer has brought an action
against the Minnie Mining and Mill
Ing company In Justice L0chhu's
court to collect sT2 alleged to 10 due ON
time checks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19
THE 100000 CITY BONDS.
Councilman Bell Of the Finance Commit.
Tee says rhry tan Be sold.

Councilman Moran has been good.
nalufedly enduring the jlbrs OF his
colleagues for several days past over his
statement that no had seen a Telegram
from New York In which an Offer was
made for the unEold issue OF 500 900
city bonds on payment Of $4,000
down anu $50. 900 per month until the
issue was taken up. IL ANYTHING more
has been heard Of the proposition "a
golden silence has been ma ntnineu
anu one that many creditor would
like exceedingly to have broken.
II seems, however, according 10 an
announcement In the Council meeting
by He'll last night, that bona fide
offer hAG been made TO the Mayor AMI
finance committee by an Eastern buni
nuyiug firm and the gentleman aided
that the acceptance Of the proposition
wns under consideration, the only
difference between the buyer aud the
city being the rate OF interest the bonds
shall bear. Originally II was Intended
10 make them 5 per cent. The city
officials SIM want TO carry out thar
llen, but the purchaser refuses tl close
the deal uniusa the bonds are made %
carry @ Ter cent interest This offer,
IL IL believed, will be accepted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19
PRIEST. LoOFBOuROw'S ADVICE.


Presldent Looibourow OF The Ci'y
Council has nm eye to business from a
professional standpoint that is 'x'
tremely happy. This n how he eA'
pressed himself last nighG 81 nave
not the slightest sympathy for the
howlers ageinet the smoke nuisance
nor their newspaper vsporings. J.
these people reslly want relief th'y
Gao get Il by gong to reputable AZ
torney anu pay Ing him . goou Zee 20
look into the matter anu maze tho
maintainets OF huge smoke HthcAH
come 10 time. That Ia tue only way
for nu elective remedy"
Moran also distinguished himsell ny
intimatiug that there was "sumeth ny
behind ali the talk about the necessity
Of compelling the use u smoke coh'
sumersO he wound up W asklhR
"Who knows but what melody u
being paid W ngitaie this question: u
looks 10 mt like some body wants 10
dump patent appliance on tue pv'-
pie. 1 am against H."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19
UTAH WEATHER.
A Month Notable Tor it, Sunshine aud
Unliorml y VI Atmospheric
Pressure.

The government agricultural weather
bureau service report Tor the Iasi
month Is just at hand. a review anu
comparison Of It IL ~ fuliowG The
month IN Utah was notable for lts sun.
shine, the uniform " Of the aimOs.
phoric pressure and the absence Of
precipitation.
Tue Photographic record at Salt Lake
CITY shower % yer cent II the possible
amount OF suushiu,; at the other puin .
II u probable that there was AS much,
possibly even more.
Low area storms passed, M a rule,
TO the nOfihWard or southwark OF u an.
Consequently tue pfecipitHtiou was
tctuty-l9 statiuns out " 20 repOrie d
absolutely no precipitation, or oily
trace, while the remaining had "A
iight shower one uny only. The month
was favorable for hastcuins forward
,he backward crops, but there was too
little rainfall.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19

On Monday morning an attempt
was made 10 rob aud hold up the faro
game at the Wood River saloon, Pora-
tello, IlGho. Only few men we're
sitting around the table talking when
the side door was opeuol AMI "A masked
mau Jumped to the table and aiiU;
"nold up your hands aud give US the
gold" The cash drawer was locked at
the time Rud rN-Sh,Tn jos Davis
dropped In, grabbed him, threw him
down anu tore the mask ir m his face,
revealing the well known face ut
James Talbot, man OF great iuiln
rnce, anu nj one time wealthy nHu
Of this city. lie has lost a fortune at
the faro table. After ueing recognized,
he sait: "Geutlemen, this IL only u
lo,h IA" hut II uon't 10 with tho Wool
River bark.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19
Al Home Again.

The NKws today received call from
Elder VIM. Crowther, Of the Fourth
Ward, this city, who has just returned
from 4 two years mission to Great
Britain. He left home on the 25th Of
June, 1891, and was assigned to the
Leeds Conference, In the various dis.
tTicts In which his entire mission was
spent. He met with many friends aud
found some lhLt were depirous ofRlvlng
obedience TO the Gospel. Elder Grow.
thor has enjoyed fair health the greater
portion OF his sojourn IN England. He
was released aud left Liverpool on
June lTth. When In Chicago he
stayed a week with his son, who IL a
resident Of that city, aud then con.
unued his Journey homowatd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19
UP AND BOWLING.
Beaver Has a Mighty Grievance, aud
Boldly Nentllales IT,

Corrsspondenes D,'sr,i NeicL
BEAVER, July l5,-After the lux.
uries In southern Utah OF daily mail
for over twenty years, We are finally
compelled to submit to the mandates Of
the U. p. railway without Judge or
Jury, trial or hearing, anu without
cause. We have been cut down TO Il
tri.weekly mail service and don't like
Il a Bit We expect shortly to hear Of
the sun giving usa tri.weekly service
rs regulated by the same powers; and
Mount Badly is refusing to give up liz
usual plentiful supply Of water-w u.
der II the same authorities are In.
terierinRf
Well, the upshot OF the whole matter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19
THT TIE DESRRET EgWS SBOUIB
BE SUBSCRIBED FOR IN PREPER.
EECE TO ANY OTRER PAPER.

TT IL tho organ NJ the Church nt
Jesus Christ Of Lnitor.d day Saints, and
tho authorized medium through which
The views, wishes and Instructions Of u,
Church Authorize. arc expressed aud
given to the Saints.
At may always be rolled upon d.
advocating or defending tho right lido Of
every question proper for public Journals
~ treat upon.
3-Iti IL devoted 10 tho lnleroa OF the
tatser-dAy Saints. aud ha,, fr,m ~ In
copiion. valianily dofcnd0d their righu
aud advocated tho principles In which
they believe and every Lhttor-day saln,
should therefore feel under obi gallons to
DO his part In helping to sustain H..
A-Itia not published Tor speculation,
and never ha. been. hut for tho good
which II la capable OF accomplishing tho
proAti, II any there bo derived from IL,
being devoted To extending lie sphere Of
u,efulnsss aud beued,ung the oommu-
nifty.
5.-n 20 doing It, utmost to establish
home iadustries, among which arc paper
making and type.iounding, stsreoty ping
and elooiropla,ing branches necessary
10 tho development aud independence Of
tho community, but which. during their
Infancy (which In this Territory ihoy
have not yet passed.. can only b carried
on at pscuniary loss.
G.-Thsro " no danger OF any sub.
sorlbor 70 the NKws falling to get what no
subscribss for through failure Of the bus.
mesa and a suspension ~ tho publication
"A result In tho case OF husdrois Of
nowspapor ventures every year.
1T is printed In readable type, 20
that evon the aged can poruse 10 without
difficulty or danger 10 their eyosiEht.
SIT n free from objectionable Adver-
tisomcnis, 20 that no parent need fear
that his children will have their minds
corrupted from having accs.s to IT, in
fact, Il refuses Thousands OF dollars worth
af the beat paying advertisements annus
ally, because II IL devoted 70 the moral
and spiritual interests OF Ia readers In
stead Of 10 getting gain At their ezponsa.
o.-itt tone Is not regulated by public
opinion nor the hope OF gaining subscrib-
ors or Advertisements. It advocates that
which IL right and condemn that which
y wrong, regardless OF results, financial
or o,hsrwi-o.
lO.-It never nausoa,es IT. readers by
palmluH OIL columns Of seli.pTAiso for
news items
1.-THE NEWS practices no deception
and resorts to no subtorfiges 70 induce
people TO subscribe; but ON tho contrary,
preicrn to stand on liz own merits, ~ thu
peoples newspaper, with promise only
10 do It's utmost to give liz patrons tho
full value of their monoy-a promise
which It has underworld to faithfully
keep In the past
Elm conclusion, n a Laiter.dAy
saint can afford To subscribe for only ono
newspaper, that paper should be tho
DEsEREr SEwsi and n moro than one,
the NEWS should invariably DO the hrst.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19

mo reach "Porfoctlon" It Is
noce sary TO so soften tho
l Cheosoy part or Cas,ono
as to mako tt as digestiolo as
Mothers milk. To equal Ma
tute 10 "Porfection."
Tho ST. Charles Evaporated
Cream Co accomplish the
above results.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19
Ladies Ready Made Suits
At Half Price to Close
Thoml

Not a dollars worth Of goods will
ho carried over In this Department
D. not TAIL to inspect these Biggest
Bargains.
s25O Suit; assorted line Of Blazer
Suits.
$3.50 Suit; elegant Elon or Blazer
Suits Ia tan, black or blue.
stO0 Suit Eton or Blazer Suits In
Fine Storm Strgcs.
5000 suit; Fancy Trimmed Eton or
Blazer Suits.
$500 Suit; n beautiful assortment Of
suits la all stylos aud colors.
Every Suit In our largo and
beautiful stock marked NJ
closing out prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19
Knee Pants suits.
Ladies' Shoes.

Ladies' Fine Shoes nj less than cost
Of Manufacturing.
our S275 Ladies' Fine Kid. Button,
Patent Tip for Sl.75.
Our $3.50 Ladies' Fine k!d, Button,
Patent Tip for si.6j.
our a. % Ladies' Fine Kid, Button,
plain, for $3.50.
our 500 4. @. Burrs French Kid,
Hand Turn, G. 5. n OPP. for $500,
Our T.. c. Boris French Kid, Welt,
&. s. for $500.
2 lots Of $3.50 and Sl.75 In. OK. Tie,
Pat. Tip, op. Toe. Turn Solos,
sl.25.
. lots Of $3.50 Prince Albort's. Si.95.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19
MI ATI0NAL BANK
N OF THE X
REPUBLIC

Frank Knox, President.
l.. khrrlcle, Nice-President.
j. A. Earls, Cashier.
CAPITAL PAID IN 100000.
Haunting In an ltz branches transacted. TX
CHANGE drawn on The principal ciues OF Europe
Interest Paid ON Time Deposits.
uirecturs-Ge0. 4. Lowe, Emanuel Kahn,
Judge J. g. -outherand n, l., 4. Gunner, w
: smod.cy q. =. ilolmet, Frank hnoN L, q.
knrck. J. a. karG
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19
liquidation Sale
AT COST!
FOR A LIMITED NUMBER OF DAYS. THE
C.: - jill. LGyS0lC0nDaDy'S
STOCK OF
JEWELRY WATCHES DIAMONDS AND SILVER

nSpSSe@at Of y x ESrbeE 70 aadas he interest d
Mauldln.
BY virtue Of authority in vested VIII ofor at cost for y
commencing Saturday, July l. and continuing open
evenings I'LL July ~ the entire stock with tho single exception Of
Spoon the j. H. Jewellers OF l2S Main
ana
the unmportant exception noted, without reserve
opportunity purchase Watches Diamonds
will bo without this city regards
Wholesale,
he Undersigned pledge. himself will than
tho cost Of the article be asked.
Tho we'll known tho finest and most tas,ofuly
selected brought this city besides which Is all
notably the rich glass has but Just arrived and from the
tho Columbian display ut Chicago.
confidently believed lha this sale VIII prove OF interest to
the people city and vicinity Mr.. Maudn will be In attend
ance and Satisfaction assured and article
teed Terms Of sale Cash.
During tho sale repair work not solicited
THOMAS r. ELLERBECK, Manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19

Oldest Savings Bank In Utah, with de-
posllH greater than all othOrs combined.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19

safety Deposit Vault, absolutely bur.
slnr and nrcproof Rcnts e. to SIS Dor
ne
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-19
H[EEIVES DEPOSITS PLYlLL[ ON DEMAND

Rays and cells exchange on New York san
luucIfc1. thicaru, rt Louis. Omaha, London
aud hli principal Continental Clues