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oeLLuLoIp FASHION PLATES.
You Can FIJI Them In with Baet Eroun
of Real Cloth.

You Can FIJI Them In with background
Of Real Cloth.
Ono OF the clovorost carnations Of
the fertile Yankee brain which has been
put upon the market recently is o set Of
fashion plates for tailors. These plates
arc printed upon sheets of cclluloid.
Each sheet is 1917 inches long and 2 =
inches wide. Before tho prints are made
these sheets are ns Transparent as glass.
There arc six sheets in sot Upon
ono is print Of fashionable pair q
trousers, md upon tho others full length
figures Of men dressed IN tho accepted
style Of clothing. one print shows tho
single breasted sack suit, another the
double breasted sack suit, another tho
regulation three button cutaway suit,
another tho one button GETAWAY nut
for stout mon. and tho last q fashiona.
bio oyorcoat In each figure the print is
Of man, and no " halted and gl0yod
and provided In fotno with o cane.
Tho prints seam to 30 made at nrsi Ga
black outline, with oil the proper shades
to show the crosses and folds as they
should be IN well h,ting garnonta All
the parts Of tho figures except tho gar
mont or garments which each print IS
TO display particularly arc thon filled In
with appropriate colors, and tho back.
ground around the figures is filled IN
solidly with gold bronze
Looked ut casually, ono docs not dis.
cover tho psouliarity Of tho plates at
once. Hold one up to the light, and 10
will be seen that the parts devoted 20
garments are as clear as glass. except
for the light shading which indicates
folds or oreascs. Lay one Of thcm over
n pioco Of cloth, and tho uso Of tho
plates becomes manifest at o glance
Tho texture Of tho cloth shows through
clearly. and the fguro appears 10 bo
clothed in perfect fitting garments Of
tho underlying material
Do you wonder how o suit, an over.
coat or pair Of trousers Of some cor.
tain cloth would appear when made up,
you place q plate over it, and. 10, there
Is the garment In all its perfection.
That IS tho purpose Of the novel fashion
plates. Now York Sun.
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church Lis Last Judgment" requir.
ed seven years t. execute and was finish.
cd when the artist was nearly 6s. A
few weeks before his death the Agcd
artist was met one day IN the street!
walking through the snow with great
difficulty. When asked where no was
going he replied. "To school 70 try
and learn something"
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mARsHAL's SALE.


DURsuANT To An ORDER or SALE
i and decree u foreclosure TO me directed
by the Third judicial District Court OF tho
Territory Of UAh, shall expose al public
sale at tho west front d.or o. the County
Court House Ia the city Of salt Lake, County
OF salt Lake aud Territory Of Utah, on the 2nd
day Of January, isp5 ~ " O'Clock m all the
right title, claim aud iutsreft u Thomas Nc.
Eyoy, AlNirA q. McENoy George A. Livingston,
Aiyira McEyoy, Della D. hcEyoy, Pat Ne.
Lyoy. Tue Driver MCrCautils Company "a cor.
porauoul, Edwin Z, Rich, doing business a.
The Peoples Forwarding Company kdNin 4.
itch, samuel b. WALKER, Trustee, Alvin Nc,
Eyoy. George A, Lowe, Mcla y, steele, George
", Cruzior, aud n y, Jones, co pArtuers doing
business under tho nrm name u steele 4 Com,
pany, and John ., bOdtun, 81, IN, and 10 the
folI owing described Real kststo situate, lying
and being In salt Lake County, aud described
nsius a portion " lot six tsl IN blosk seven.
teen llD, plat "A salt Lake CITY survey,
more particularly described 40 follows. 70 wit!
commencing tiG lBl rods south u tho NORTH.
east corner " said lot aud running thence
south four 90 rods, thouco west en- (lol rods,
thence north four ttl rods, thence Caat ton (l0l
rods 10 the place u beginning Containing
forty square rods u ground a. plated 10 plat
"a, salt iato City survey, Utah Territory.
10 DO sold a. the property " Thomas
McEyoy, AivlTA q, hcEyoy and GEORGE A.
Livingston, NJ the suit OF l.. u. sutton.
''"' " saw NAT 81. brigham.
U. r. Marshal.
By JonN u. CuMMuCK,
Deputy Marshal
Dated salt Lake City, December 10Th, 1874
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Monarch Ninlng Company.

Principal once, sAlt Lac City. Utah.
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
N amecung u tho board u directors, held
on the 80 day OF November, 1874, an assessment
81 three mills per share was levied on the CAPT.
dlatoly TO james Mohat secretary aud treas.
uryr, 40. West, tirat south ~ Get, SAT-
Lake city, Utah. Any stock upon which sad
assessment shnll remain unpaid on the ard day
" hoccmhef, 1894, shall btcomu delinquent
aud ndvoruscd for saic aud unless payment 10
made before, Will be sold n public suction, on
Juuuary o, 1888, At O'Clock j. m. at tho aforr,
said onlco % pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs OF advertising and oXpcns.
60 OF sale By order VI the board Of directors,
JAMES MOFfAr,
tecfotary and Treasurer.
The time Of payment Of tho above assess.
ment ~ hereby extended until Jan. 3, 1873
lly order VI the board Of Directors,
JAMES MOfFAT,
Secretary and Treasurer Monarch Mining
Company
Dec. ., 1884.
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sTooKHnLnERs, MEETING.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ annual meeting ot the stockholders Of
hat LAKE Napld Transit Company, tho kaAl
perton flace sud fort Douglas Rapid Transit
Company, VIII lu held ~ the company
omee IN 'Hheua liI0ck," salt Lake CITY, Utah
p m, q. u. JACK,
Secretary.
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Michael Angelo was equally great as
painter, sculptor and architect. In or.
der to paint figures properly ho devoted
~ years TO the study Of anatomy alone.
His monument 10 Pogo Julius II was
on 80 grand a scale tia, the Church Of
st. Peter in Rome was altered with u
view 70 afording asuitablo place for its
reception. The tomb was aiterward
modified ~ plsn and placed il another
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And IN accordance with law and tho order OF
the board Of directors made on the fifteenth
day Of November, 1894, ~ many shares OF each
parcel OF stock ~ may DO necessary Will ho
sold at the ONCE Of tho secretary, at Room "
Dosorgt National hank building, sait Lake
CITY, Utah, on Thursday. tho Third day OF
January 1865, At u O'Clock m, to pay the do.
linquent Assessment together with rho costs Of
advertising and expense OF sale.
lsAAC JEENiNGs. Secretary.
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SUMMONS.
In the District Court Of the Third Judei,i
District Of Utah Territory
County VI SAT- Iako

Joicnh llAttenhAch, plainuf W Daniel
Alexander, julia Alexander, jennie Ai,xan.
Ger. Bcniantn atsinnau, Isaac nutlur and
samuel Butler, co partners a. Butler brothers,
Henry hicc, william stn, u. Elsemau, JOuA.
partners a. kico, sun a Company, T. W. Nor.
rlton, Edward Merrill, samuel Merrill aHd
Ihomns A. Kent eo.psftnsrs A. MOT.
Janrey sud John a. +. woodruff.
eo-pAflnors - Z. >. Jsarsy A Company Rucl'
iord suspeuder Company, corporation, 4. X
Williams, A. " Clapp Go acOrporatiOu Henry
NeuttAdter, Jacob H. Neustadtsr, David Nsu.
ltAdtsr, Isaac Oppcnheiner aud sigm0nd
leuchtwauger, co.ptrtners ~ Nsustadte
BROTHERS, aud salt Lake Conjunction Com
pAny a corporation defendants.
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weekly THcursions TO chicago aud
New York.

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ogden. rr,ce and Intermediate points 10
Chicago ..............-..........."" ao9
Twin b, In charge of a ,alatI.d
repfs1ontatiye OF line Huntington Roule.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


North Point Consolidated Irrigation Company.
LoActlou Of once ana Principal Place OF Bust.
nCss-Cultn Hotel. West second soutA
street, salt Lake CITY, Utah.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ AtA nesting " The hoard OF Directors
held on the 18Th day Of November, 1854, atscas.
ment No. II, OF tix ahd a half per cent, or IS
cent per share, was LEVIED on the capital
stock OF tue corporation, payable on Saturday,
December lat, 1870, 10 tue secretary, A. tho
nlllce Of the company. Room ", Cullen Hotel,
West second south street, salt Lake CITY, Utah
Territory. Any stock upon which this assess.
mcnt may remain unpaid on tho Jlst day Of
december, itlt, will be delinquent aud adycr.
utod for sale o. public auction, and uulcss
payment 10 made before, will be- sold on the
son day Of January 1875. 10 pay tue delinquent
Hftcssmont, together With cost VI advertising
and expense Of sale.
ARTHUR PARSONS,
Secretary
Room o., Cullen Hotel. or once Of 4. o. MI,
salt Lake CITY, Utah, November gist, 1885,
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ESTATES.
LAND CASES.

Persons having land contracts, or
whose patents are delayed. should con.
suit Chas. w. Siayuer. lie has just
returned from Washington. where he
has been conducting successful
practice In the General Land Office.
Congressional work attended to. Office
Observation-Disclosures Building, Salt Lake
City.
Correspondence solicited. serd
stamped envelope ior reply.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT.

Delinquent Soiieo-Ths Grizzly Mining
Company,
Location OF Principal Place OF business salt
LAKE CITY, Utah.
Location Of WORKS. white PlAo Co, Nevada
NOTICE THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following described stock on
account % assessment levied on rue 18th dAy
OF November, l1jt, tho several amounts sci
opposite the names OF tho respective share.
holders Aa f0lloW6f
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There s. ono Office IA Michigan which
Is good deal OF sinocurc. IL Is that
Of the probate judge Of Mmitou county
Tho present judge has held tho Office
for six years, and during all that timo
had but ono case before him. As his
salary S. $500 year. that ono case has
pnid him d. goo. -philndolphin Lodger
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MARsHhL's SALE


DURsuANT TO AN ORDER or SALE
tom directed BY the Thigd District Court
Of the Territory Of Utah, shall expose NJ public
sale, at The west front door Of the County Court
House (At tho new CITY aud County huild.
ingl In tho city " SAT- Lake, CouHy Of SAT-
LAhe, aud Territory OF llAh, OF me llih DAY
right, utls, claim and interest of Henrietta
Neadon and usorFe r, leAdon, Of, In and 10
the following described real estate situate,
lying aud benign salt Lake city And County
aud described A. follows tO.witi
All OF lot fourteen 40 IN block one az
FOUNTAIN Place subdivision OF block twenty.
nyr t1i) 1--WE Acre Plat a, zig fiold survey,
SAT- Lake County, Utah Territory.
40 be sold No the property " Henrietta Yea.
Nixon shules,
Terms " sale, cash
NAT Il. BRIGHAM,
u. r Marshal.
ny I. l.. AucuEH. Deputy MARSHALL
lated December ~, l'W,
L, u. H. Thompson, Attorney for Plainun,
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In tho Probate Court In and for salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.
In the matter OF tho estate OF Annie w.
ClAys. deceased
Notice Of tine and place for the hearing OF
petition for admission 10 probate
Of will
DuRsuANT TO An ORDER or SAID
Il court in said matter. notice Is hereby
given cdnesdAy the 2bth day Of December
AID, lsbi, AZ 10 O'Clock am, a. the County
Court House 10 SAT- lake CITY, Utah Territory.
In tho court room tot said court, has been
appointed the time aud place for the hearing
uf petition Of Louis kaTntworlh and Fred
W. Reynolds, praying Tor the admission TO
probate OF \ ceTtAis document herewith pre-.
icntod. purportlng 10 he the last Will aud tesla.
ment Of Annie ", ClATs, deceased, when and
where all persons Interested may appear and
oppose the PROBATE o. said will, or tho grant.
ing Of letters teslHmeutAry TO said petitioners
~ prayed for Ia said petition,
lu witness whereof, have hereunt0 set my
hand Aud hfnAed the seal " sald
lsgALl court this tlKth day Of December,
A. ID, ltA
II. V. MELOY,
clerk OF the Probate Court
By J. b. JACK, Deputy.
FHASK HOFFMAN, Attorney,
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Shining Lights. How They Acquired Brightness

Under this heading design giving series Of biographical eees
prominent living community and tell what
will be illustrated
with halftone engravngs Of the persons mentioned.
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Temple Manifestations.

There remarkable experiences OF Lncrdy Saints
In which been recorded These incidents have
consequently the knowledge
OF them should be widely disseminated series OF articles on this
subject will be presented In Volume XVI OF R CONTRIBUTOR
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NJ. I. A. Manual, Part IL,

In each number Of the new ovoluma
Our Illustrations
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Notice " tine and place for the hearing OF
petition for Admlsilon " probate
OF will
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will be Of the very highest class, and mostly origi
abundantly used In the volume.
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Our Missions

Which We Cannot Now Mention Win be in Volume
XVI Of THE CONTRIBUTOR
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Department of Inquiry

propose three pages issue to tn
answering all proper questions the which will be
Inquiries association work. doctrine
twill be the endeayor OF The Contributor to
Under the title Of
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Sermons from the Prophets

will Dr. NJ H. HARDY containing the
choicest gems thoughts leading this dspensauon This
collection will ncalcuabe all young people and will be
compiled with special Mutual Improvement work.
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Of other means employed, we were
gratltiei anu grateful In seeing her i'm.
prove, 10 that at sunset We were pre-.
pared - make the twenty-five miles
oiore US, accomplishing II by mii-
light amid a thunder storm h,aTtliug
IN the Intensity aud novelty its
electrical display. Our quilts afforded
~ protection from tho falling rain.
During this trip Brother Smelie
proved hlnselfa good driver aud very
agreeable companion.
Friday, President RiCks, the person.
ihcatlou Of puncluallty, was on hand
with his team, having, Rs before,
Sister Richs aud Counselor Rlgby a.
follON.travelsu We started for Iona
via the Butte ferry, the bfiige over the
South Fork being under repairs.
speedily ferrying the river, cur courto
was through succession OF grain
laden iiBlda 10 Menan, and thence
the lOg-cabiu home OF Eller Nephi
stevens. Mother being away the yOuug
daughter proved hersulf fully competent
10 prepare on short notice n grateful
meal Brother Stevens had the brelh.
ron Inspect his wlfmless aud SOUND
apples growing on thrifty trees. Nam.
moth carrots, caobages, pie plant aud
potatoes made his Dig heart still bigger
with the sense OF gratitude he felt e.
the Giver Of all gOOJ. Through Levin.
Vile, by Rlgby anu Willow Greek
duplicates VI the other settlements Ia
their acres Of plenieous ness. COnspiou.
Gus ON the plains Of Iona stands the
comfortable mansion OF Councillor ]. T..
Steele, aud the terminus OF our forty,
mile drive. In this vicinity, Rs stated
by President Ricks, some ten years ago
President w. Woodruff, Elder iii. j.
Grant and Others stood upon n wagon
aud addressed the occupants Of ave OF
six other wagons, instructed them In
regard TO the settlement " tnAt region
then hOusUluss, iirldless, iencslsss,
ana desolate Ia ils solitude. Elder
w. H. Rigby and 1 were billeted
upon Brother Isaac Gu1m,ustn
ana we found him the good SOU " "a
good mans son nuu ably seconded ~
a gOUi natured wife. Saturday an
sunday, Aug, 18th anI 10Th, were
spent IN attending the conferences %
the Primary association, Relief euClUty
and Of the Stake. Eluei II. J. Grant
arrived on SUNDAY mJruing to attend
the latter. Tue return 10 Salt Lake
CITY on Monday morning was uu.
eventual, This round u some gao
miles Travelled by team la Bannock
stake enabled me 10 see much NJ that
fruitful AMI promising country, aud
tue very general Interest In tue SAb.
bath school work there unaffected as
well M the activity In the various
organizations aud lab0rs o. the Saints,
anu much Of tue health can be tracei
TO tue unliring energy OF President II.
Il, Rioks, well sustained 10y his ooun-
seloro, Elders Rigby aud steele; anu
one VI the brightest feathers In the cap
OF a member OF BaunOUk stake In tho
estimation OF It's worthy PRESIDENT IL TO
be an up anu 80 nj II LhlieI-day Saint.
Another pleasing feature nf tho
"changei conditions" ~ here existing
IL ihv reception Of the Gospel by \
number VINO have heretofore been
markedly antagonistio 10 tho Latter
Jay SALUTE, but overcoming mugky
Prejudice Rud accepting baptism are
now jealous in vol doing.
CORDIALLY yours,
r., g.. GRIGgs.
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E.iiior Dcscrci NcirG
A. representatives OF tho Desero'
Sunday School Union board Eiue'
John NJ. whitaker aud myself le''
salt Lake CITY on Friday evening
Aug. sti, to attend the Bannook stake
Sunday school conference to be held al
RoHburg on Saturday ami sunday
Aug. 9th ami 6lh, tue proceedings Of
which have been reported 10 you =
Pressing ulainess prevented Elder j.
NJ. whitaket's acceptance Of the in'
vltation OF President 7. l.. RlcSa for IN
TO remain until their Stake conference
week later, 40 he returned home,
leaving mo to al the program mapped
out by President Ricks, which was 10
be n visit 10 his stake at large, or more
literally a visit around his large Stake
20 on Monday President Ricas came
with bis well appointed team aud
conveyance aud ia his agreeable
company and thAt OF his wife and
Counselor Wan, H, Rigby We travelled
westward from Raxrufg over road n
portion Of which, near the bridge,
would DO oil the better for little Mt
tentlon from the road supervisor.
Crossing the bridge, 2il feet long,
spanuing tho north FORK OF Snake
river, n river Of noble proportions, we
made 10 miles to the Egin log school
house by 10 AIN, where " congregation
Of the capacity Of the house, not
counting tue babies, had assembled on
sharl notice, and la the midst Of their
pressing harvest labofs, 10 meet with
US. Sister Rlcks, tepresenting the
interest VI lhe Young Ladies M. |. A.
aud Sister Hiuckley, who with her
husband, Patriarch ARA Hinckley,
Hnd daughter had come Ia another
conveyance from Rrxburg, aud repre-.
funting tho intorO,t OF the Relief
tocleties Of the stake, spoke, AZ did
also President RlCks, Elders Rigby
nod Gtigge. Dinner At Bishop IL. IL.
Smiths and we drove on through u
country wonderful la It's iertiiity and
mighty water courses, artificial and
natural, for what they term
bitches nfo the ,qlals Of
large canals, come Of Thorn having
capacity OF thirty thousand inches
Of water and OF these main water
courses In this stake there are sOmt
twenty-five In number aud aggtegat
lug 500 miles In lengtn,and their oon
stfuction, owing TO the gentle sloping
character OF the country and lava SAND
formation, has been comparatively
easy. A fitting background to the
lovely picture presented from this
point, looking eastward, anu the source
Of supply OF these TiveTs aud riyer-likC
canals was the Teton puaks In theii
snow antled iuaCcessib liiy, aud seu'
iinsl.lks solitude aud their mountain,
Gus ranges to their right ana left. With
pride, which was pardOnable, Che
brethren drew the VISITORS attention IA
tho vast eNteuhed fields, on either side
~ fast-Tlpeniug aud heavy-headod
grain, together with countless AcT,s OF
Unity appearing POTATOES, carrots aud
other roo sand also tie giant patches Of
iuceru, the tirst crop OF which was TO bt
seen In all directions gathered into
huge staCas glndieningtoe neaTt OF tho
owners NJ the IrO-pecls Of maintaining
through the Approaching winter tbs
now fat and healthy clnditloh Of thBil
numerous cattle aud horses. Multi
plrd 10 RIe tnesn fruitful acres OF thli
90 GUIDED plain, yet there are many
acres (miles should saw vet avaitirr
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Albert setback, the famous lous.
dlstaut Champion BiCyolist Of the
world, ana Jack Prince, the Champion
otthe word from 80 10 l,042 miles, are
In the city Tor few days prior to the
great ifty.mile uhsllenge race against
three fast h1ucf, which takes place At
CaldeTs, August 10,
Both gentlemen arc rlders of the
Famous Fowler Bicycles, aud In a
conversation with them they state that
the Fowler 10 the hnest machine ever
out before the public, and having rid
den sll Others, both In Europe and
America, they Hfe In position 10
know. Mr.. Prince weighs 100 pounds
and Mr.. Shack liO pounds. They both
RIDE twenty pound Fowler Bantam
Racers, which clearly demonstrates The
Tact that tue Fowler Is proper wheel.
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The Rio Gfande Western also an.
nouncca a rate Of t0j.7O to Davenport,
Iowa and return Tor the Annual Eu.
osmpment sons OF Veterans. Tioket'
TO be- sold on August l7lh, limited to
Auguut 3lsi.
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The Rio Grande Western also IN.
nounces a rate OF iaro aud n third 10
Topeka, Ks, anu return fot the meet.
ing Of the General Grand Chapter.
Royal Atnh MAiOns 10 be held hugust
2lst % 10Th,
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The RIO Gmndr Western announces
q rouni trip rate Of Sj3.75 for the Al.
nunl Eucampmrnt kuisnts OF Pythias,
al Washington, ID, O.. Tickets will be
sold ON August ESD, limited to sep.
tember l6lh,
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To Ogden and return.
To Harflsyille ana return.
10 Utah Hot Springs ami return.
To Uintah aud return.
To Pleasant Grove aud return.
Wednesday, August 29nd, via the
Union Pacific. Tickets good TOT II
uaya
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Whom naby vsst. 2, W save her tas'orA.
When sic vas ChiA, she cried '0r CAEors.
whsr she ooaans Mis-, she sllBr 90 caGora,
Wael shs had CuIl4eu, slg gave uigga Ca.t3r.-.
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Limit or ticket. slid 10 Willard,
Croydon, Nepui, aud all points Tutor.
mediate. will DO ten day.; limit On
Tickets 90 all oilsT points will hs nftcen
dsys. COB els will be- good on all regular
trains On date slir, AUGUST 29ud.
tIIY TICKET OFFICE,
.0l Main Street.
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Fal'e EcOuomy,-ro get the full
nhVJr and strength, one hGs tn use
laore OF a CHEAP tea than Of "A good toa.
The Pride OF japan Tree Tea is the
1est favored and goes iurthest. There.
ioro It II cheapest for you 10 buy
this brand.
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Ex,unsroS VIA uSIoS Pacific.


on above date the Union Pacific
will sell excursion tickets TO following
points, ut the lowest rates ever given,
frDBl kalt Lake Citys