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Unexpected E9sct.

Poor Woman Ito cheap ~scrivener, who
has just read ont to her the begging pc
tition she had ordered, bursting into
tearsl-Eh, man, I'd never ha' believed
! was as badly off as all that!-Deutsche
Warts.
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slight MISUNDERSTANDING

Teacher-Who was the first man2
First Boy-George Washington.
Teacher-Next.
Second Boy-Adam.
First Boy (indignantly)--l didn't
know you meant foreigners. Boston
Globe.
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IC0tIeRe. DcttST pcCu1S OHcLH Wule
they can be had G the
FAVORABLE TERMS
now offered, and you will then have
them when You need them
and have a better selection
also than you will have later on, as
well as the advantage of the present
Low PRICES.
If you have been renting "a
house in the city, stop a moment
and think how much you have
paid out in rent, and if you have
been renting long you will soon
figure out that you have paid out
enough for rent to build as good
or O better house than you are rent
ing, and still you have no home OF
your own. Why not put this
money intoa
HOUSE OF YOUR OWN,
in which you will feel a natural
pride, and have IA permanent and
pleasant home for yourself and
family in your declining years. A
little energy on your part will do
it. Start at once bv
BUYING A LOT.
II you are renting Il farm figure
a moment what you are paying out
annually for rent and how soon
this rental would buy a farm here.
What you pay out in rent in two
or three years in Iowa or Illinois
would buy equally as good a farm
in South Dakota. Stop renting
and come out and buy a farm Of
your own and feel the independ-
ence of
OWNING A HOME.
Don't delay this until next year. as
very much advanced prices for
South Dakota real estate, which is
sure to come, will soon prevent you
from buying, and your opportuni-
ty of lifetime will be gone.
But many will say, II have not
sufficient money ON hand with
which to buy even a lot" Sup
pose you have not -- and there are
many of this Glasgow can pay a
small amount down, and we will
give you all the time you need on
the balance. You can pay a fixed
amount each month, or make pay
ments any other way to suit your
convenience, saving a little for the
purpose from your other expendi-
lures, and before you know it your
lot is
PAIL FOR
and you have not missed the mon
ey the amount of each payment
being so small. Had you not saved
and expended these small amounts
in this way, the chances are that
this same money would have been
expended in some trivial way and
you would have nothing to show
for it. Surely there is no
SAVINGS BANK
equal to a piece of real estate, and
especially if that real estate is
sometime to be your Home.
1t will surprise you when you
look over u list, to see how
LITTLE READY MONEY
it will take to secure a fine resi-
dence or business lot in this city,
or a beautiful farm in this county.
We own and control nearly all the
real estate which we handle, hence
can give exceptionally low prices
and easy terms Of payment. lie
you only have a few dollars to
spare now, come in or write us, and
we will fit you out with a good lot,
or more than one if you want, and
arrange payments satisfactorily to
You. Ii you have only a few hun
.dred dollars to spare, and want a
farm, come and see us, or write,
and we feel positive we a arrange
a deal to your satisfaction.
Madison, with her college, excel
lent public schools, churches, Chau-
tauqua assembly, and other liter
airy and social advantages, has q
wide reputation for being q
CITY OF nj
and Lake county with her excel
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ASSIST NATURE

q little now and then,
with d gentle, cleans
Ing laxative, thereby
removing Offending
matter from the stom-
ach and bowels, and
toning up and inyigo
rating the liver and
Iquickening its tardy
action. and you there
by remove the cause
az n Ylluifitasan f,f dis
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Rnmmona.

State Of south Iakota, Second judicial circuit.
In the circuit court In and for Lake county
Oliver G. Wyman and Geo. II. Partridge, copart.
ners as "wyman, Partridge IL Co, plaintiff, We.
John Siyerson and Christian Siyers0n, defend
ants. The state or South Dakota sends greeting:
To all OF the above named defendants. Yon are
hereby summoned and required 70 answer the
complaint Of Wyman, Partridge n CO., plaintiff,
which will be aled lin the Ofaee Of the clerk OF
the circnit court within and for raid Lake county
az Madison, South Dakota, and serve . copy 0i
your answer on the subscriber At his nn1ce IN the
city of Madison, south Dakota, within thirty
days after the service OF This snmmohs, exclusive
Of the day OF service, or the plaintiff viii take
Judgment against Won for six hundred dollars
with lntereex &C 10 per cent per annum from
January 10th, 1894, besides costs.
J.H. WILLIAMsOs,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
TO the above named defsndants. Yon viii
please take notice that the c0mplefnt In the
shove entitled action haa been flied In the ofice
Of the clerk Of the circnit court within and fol
a4s III III VII HANSON.
Piaintifrs Attorney.
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dream Of one Catholic church shudder
al the thought Of constituencies. The
streets arc full Of religious dobaiings,
and Of affaignmeut u chufcues aud
ministers. Religion IL up for tflal,and
the prospects Tor the judgment are not
reassuTlng to those VINO cherish IL. The
charge is luhtifablo that daily result
Of IT, administration by q divided
church Ia the ere 1 on ~ unbeliNf In
lie claims and IN those Of IT, founder.
Tue c,urch might stop the crime Of
permitting mon IN live We these DO; u
does not. Fail RIVER IL not great
city, where u Il impossible 10 get int
houses aud ma men. 10 IA easily pos.
sible here to know every alley, tene.
moni, room, anu man In the city. a
united church could throw into the
euemens pow rful body Of miuis.
tennl patrol, anu give adequate iu'
spettiOu. ltsl sky clergy, united,
o gauized, and backed ~ the
untife Christianity OF the Cit1,
could clear out these places
IN two weeks. Moreover, to say nOtu-
lug OF what II C.uid i0fcc tue CORPORA
tiOns to DO In the way " better tene-
munts, II could Itself Afford nlhuCisl
help which would prevent The wgrse
misUtes Of the city. Too money
which, uudef ~ present conduct, ~
wastes, Ia nvo years would house
every operative In decent, comfortable
quaftsfs. The church hefu aumiuis.
tefs annually At least o quarter Of a
million Of iOllars. imreach II OF
misuse Of sacred iuuds. Not one-half
of what IL expended Ia ueuestary Tor
the maintenance OF worship with bei-
Tor music, gfoA o. utc0mm datlOns,aud
a larger cufps Oi ministers IMAM Nj
present This Other half should 10 ~
the suffering ana thepoot II DslUugs
to tic category 0f crime 10 appropriate
u Tor the Rfatncttigu u persOnai
fauclus Tor this ~ thst inoifins, cui-
tom, or iorm.-Rtv. ". n Hd's, "
November forum
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Notes.

With the completion Of the Ontario
drain tunnel, the electric light plant
al the Marsac mill has shut down until
connection can be made with tne boil.
ats and engine TO furnish tue power to
run the machinery. hofeloioro the
power has been obtained by n water
wheel, Tut the water 10 now entirely
shut OH from the iiume, which neoos.
hitaies the substitution VI steam power.
A carload OF machinery arrived for
the Alliance tunnel during the week
anu from indications this company in-
tends TO push tho work right along.
One day during the week sixteen
four-hurte teams were seen Mt one time,
with wagons loaded with timber ioT the
Silver King mine. All the mines are
laying Ia a heavy supply Of timber
before the roads become iuipassablo,
J. ]. DAILY came out from tho city
today Hui went Immediately 10 the
Daly-Wost mine IN hurry along the
nrat shipment Of nrat-olasa ore.
Bishop whitney, DR.. Faust and u,
4. Young passed through town Thuts-
day on their way 10 kamas where
they were TO deliver Democratic
speeches today. WILL.
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PARK CITY.
PARK CRY, UrAn, Nov. ., 1891.
Political,

The political contest has bsen going
on here every night during the week,
and Saturday night will SEQ the Wind
upof the campaign VI both parties IN
tllis city, as nothing In the political
line will take place next Monday,
Today Hon. Joseph l.. Rawlius aud
the Glee club from Salt Lake arrived
over the Utah Central, and the PARTY
Immediately took carriages to Hebtr,
where the Democrats hold a meeting
this aiiornoon and this evening. MI
Rawlins and the Glee club viii hold
forth here In Park CITY. This being
tho only time during the campaign
that Mr.. Rswline has been Ia Park
CITY, tx ensive preparations are being
made tor his reception, and no dtubt
the crowd 10 hear MIN will be- great.
Judge Bennett, OF Salt Lake, came
up 70 the Park touay IN the same party
with Mfr. Rawlins, snd he also went 70
Heber whete no speaks for the Rcpub'
llcans tonight
IL. w. Lawrence, the Popullst fom
Salt Lake, spoke At tbs Opera House
last evening before he amalleat
hudience ever collected Ia Park City 10
hear a political speech. The speech Of
MT. Lawrence deserved much larger
audience, a. he was well prepared vito
his sul Ject.
On Saturday night Hon Frank J.
Cannon makes his second speech Of the
season 10 Para CITY, and Judge Ben.
nett aud Iheo. Bufmettcr will also
speak. The Republicans received from
Salt Lake today large consignment
Of torches, ami ,bey pfopote TO have n
brilliant parade before the speech MAX.
luu.
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NOTIoe OF sALl uNprR rnusr nrrp

NOTICE 4 ltEHEBY GIVEN. THAT
A. ~ hiSieAl' o. the ~ any Of August. ip2
Sic, made, executed anu de- iycred 10 FRANK
- stephens thoir certain trust deed. thereby
conveying 70 tue nAid Prank D. Ntoubons nd
Np'i M, nat Of no south llaf Of 'i9t -Four
uney' situated IN tho city aud county
o. cat Lake Territory Of utah
,i'9 IIa't deed 9slng Tseoriai on toe on day day
plEts 10y 2, OF the records Of tic recorder
on san lAao county, Utah territory, refer.
Sa,o y, which "a hereby bad said convey anco
moul 20 Aluuua Nance u thr sum OF MINI.
Two Hundred Dollars on the nrst DAY oil AZ.
flq,N i.sl with Interest from Aus1st nrst.
i.y-i o. tisut pCr cent per Annum.As nyldeEcsd
w coupon prumIssOfy note dated Nuruat
~, lEii which sand uoto provided MAJ
~ u.iauit DO made m the payment u any IN.
principal Of aid mole and ali ubgsid i1ttr w
ht the umr " Huch de'auit might bo, at the
gpgoa Or lhc icEal holl,rot naid note At once
''y,n,tg uge lal payable witnout notice
lgait uo maNe DO The pay ment Of any luterest
'vNl.. ri any patt thereof, said trustto
NANNY syll .Alg premises TO pay All or SAID
muonlsahtss nmi giving twuniy daya no.
uee " NO time, terms aud piscs N
au'h hI",uy Advertisement iu Some nSwspbprr
IN 's s'Ii W. Iuo Gasl'R languago and Published
CO. anl reasonable attorneys lee Ana
W hoI'Ah AN Interest coupon Tor tho sum OF
.H' hNNNtNA anu twenty eight do lara for an.
Nles. uppn sAid iudebtoduoss, matufcd unon
VIZ ll11 Gay ~ AuFusIl,gl, ana lo pnri t66rs'
OF mas uuru PAID aud
,Whgreae, Albuui Nsnoo g. the legal holder
ol sAlu note Ati Doe elected 90 DECLARE thr en-,
VIC plhNlal cum occurred thereby duo nnl
payable auu has declared samn due and nav,
a ,. hnl la, t,luaaicd the uni0.siinsd
W.1,ue 70 ~ hsll premises Tor the purp0so Of
paying rWu Indebtedness, now. thtreforr
uoll, u htrguj gwen tnat on Saturday. No,
Ngmucr ltth, l"ii, 40 ls O'Clock noon
%, s.ld daY' ht tho scgtl front door
OF Wt az county cpurg house IN
Fal Lake cry. Utah Territory, tbe undrr'
thntu Nlll ttN tho premises hrrtluUsfor,
&c. gHlel, 90 puulic suction 20 tho hiEhgst
ula9gr tor cash Tor thu purpose of patins
s,i lAugu,eln,,A 'o-Wlt. Ill sum OF $40
WIN lnIttus! thereon 10 o.ght per cent non,
August lhl, lf'li ana The um of sll, dam,
qatu lnirforL Win interest thurrou Al ts,,iy.
yer cent TON Augusglst, ls'i,wijh costs 0ftbts
AuNotu7ontha ana O. reasonable cowuonsa.
uoh 20 hAlu lfusltc lnWlt fll.Hud fras1naUI.,
sNointy.s ana counsel ice 60. Wit. thg sum of
AlNpt Anu VIII hrttuuuu execute "a dprt ID, fre
simple 10 me purchaser Of huld prcmiscs. for
said properly
PRANK u, STEPHENS,
IsnneF ~ Smith, attorney for said trustee.
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Times Are BETTER.

At the various mills aud mines,
times appear to be- livsning 40 con.
aidefably, and larger force u men are
NJ present employed here than At the
same time last year, and tho mtf.
chants all report better state Of
Affairs, with collections much caslsr.
Al the Daly-West preparations are DO.
ing INSIDE 10 resume tho shipments N
their nrat-clAsa ore 10 the Hermanin
smelief, anu their teoond.olnss ore IL
being stored In the bins, awaiting the
time when tho new mill will be erect.
cd. IL IL the Intention OF the Daily
West 10 erect n large mill during the
early part of the coming spring.
the shipments VI ore from the Silver
King have resumed, aud consequently
the ore market has picked up o0u.
Sldefably. From now ON tho King
PROPOSES 10 be the chief Shipper from
the camp, and with the developments
already made At the mine, the manage.
mtnt can carry out thia Intention and
slill have ore TO spare.
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NOTICE or SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Notice ls HEREBY GIVEN, THAT by
- Mrur Of the power and authority con.
t.lseu in Che last Will and testament ~ llam
.uAllns Ton, DEC aaed, the undorsigned oxocu.
~, WI ftl 10 private sale subject 90 com.
u.m4l.n hF tho Probate Court il aud for
.Al lake county unh Territory, tho follow.
lLk a,telhon real popeuy, t6.wit. CON.
heAelnt al nolni tWuuy 90 rods east from
n' sletnWes. corner N LOT three lIl
lh h.n'L zone 40 UD of tie nya
are, ng,L' llat ~. ig Field survey and running
Wrngo east 1urcn lal rods. thpnco North
LlENi and Seven runihs ls7-iol rods. thence
Mtsl Three t3l rods, thence south
hsnl hnl even Tenihs Is 40 rods 10
pace OF nosnuing situated m Salt Lake
NNunlN. Nhb Territory 1crmt, cash. Ton
NV cent un acceptance " uii. balance on con,
nIihauNn ot HaIu boy Probate Court
mus lh NfunW addressed 90 the uutcr-
,tael caro- u lsaac 81. Wadgell, room Iig
h,lgTngs building, salt Lake CITY, SAT- Iabe
county. uVh Territory, up 10 no nm day of
~ emNer ltll, on or after which said dav,
And h' pAli place, tali property viii he sold.
JAMES JOuNrTON,
executor - the laal Will and testament Of
t.Hm lu1dIugtOn, deceased.
lAltd october oh. 1884
NNpLLL a ADAMS, Attorneys for Estate,
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mARsHAL's SALE.

DuRsuANT 10 An EXECUTION TO ME
directed BY the Thiru District Court. III
ne Territory q Utah, thail oHpoto At public
SAFE, ~ the touih front door OF the County Court
House, IN TIE city ~ SAT- Lake. County Of salt
LAte aun Territory OF Utah. on the 10th lay
~ november, 1874 a. ton o'ciort. a. m an tho
nnhi, tif'e, ella m Hnd interest OF Addio ~
lrewheia, ana John D. 1rewhela Of. in, and
70 thc folQEing described rcai estaie situate.
VinE ana being iu .ht Lake tlty and County.
anu described asifolluws 10 wit
btfnnlng A. point two , rods south from
we ntrihwtst corner 81 lot three igI. blocE
lhuty nine Ull plat -. SAT- lake city eur.
FcV running thUncc east ten 400 rods. thence
sguth ihtte , rods, thouco west ten nl rods
thence no o. three 90 rods 20 The place of be-
nnninr containing tnuty Oh square rods OF
lana also iuli night % way fof travel over
we i0l OWING ground 60 VII beginning At
point tWrnty nte fl0fcat fouth from the north
west c1rner " sald lot three 'll. aforesaid aud
running ttrnce oast sovo ~ i've .iil fect
Mence sautn eight tsl feet. thence west
seventy I've 90 feet thanco north eight tslfeei
70 the place ~ hoEinniuR 10 be sold aa the
property - Addie D.. frcwhgla and John 4.
lfgNueln, az the suit OF 3 iiayn
Terms o. sale, cash.
MAIN BRIGHAM.
q. n. MauhaL
~ l. !. hucurn, nenuiy Marshall
Dated October 9Th. ts9t
iouih, Ice gray, attorncfs Tor plaintiff
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SUMMONS.


'aa" NNhht FtAiNt.s
John 81 poisn. Narcella noisn hi. wife
ALBERTO Robinson, and Jane boo nobina1n.
The People Of nc Territory Of Utah sonI
greeting ~ John n. DO an and Msrrelis
Dolau. his wife Abert j. HohInsou and JAMS
Doe kobiuH1n. his wife. defendants.
VOu ARE HEREBY INQUIRED TO ar
i pear m an aeuin hrnugni agnlnfi YOU
by tho above named pIaiuiins in the tiHirrt
Court ~ the Third jud cal District OF ne
tuffitory o. Titan aAI Co answer TIE conn aiut
h.cd therein within Ten days ,oxciuiivt - ne
day Of service after the service on yeu OF TIA
ssmmonaaii tcrfod Within ms rouuiyg ar Z
served out rms county, bus Ia this asirIat,
dsys-er ludgmcut By dciAu.i va " v "a
agais., goa. according 10 thsIfsgts % sud
Ths sad action IL rau httohtve demont
aEairst defendants DO a. in the sum n N,8U,
with iniersst ~ % per cent per snnuH uom
Win intcrcitirom M,y Z. ia fSl' IS "a via
interest from NaT y. ~, Tor so 81. viii in.
tffctt from June g itH, ail % per Gems yer
sas,. @i III ALLEGED 10 10 db. d 1, s asqs sp
pf0miaaurf note executed By uefsndants
10 au 90 nlaintiH June % is'A. Tor Nal., win
interest At DO yer cent DER annuu=-amd ueiig
due aud wholly unpau save the sim nf itll
interest and Icing secured 10y n NOR Fafa Of
even date On rrcu Itss hereinafter dosrfhrd
executed by defendants y ian 90 plaInun
said murtg ged premises having been. sinrs
execution Of said NOR co. conveyed % 40.
fundant tlbcrt J. huuiusun, subject 90 lieu or
said mortgage 10 have She usut dUCrte uf tuis
court Tor the sa.e " said prumisua. ndiudgnuf
that proceeds 81 such sale De aupucd iu ptys
mont Of anpunts due a. above, that deiond
anti and all persons claiming under me o. no
barred ami forecinsed Of all 90 iu OF equity %
redemption in taid promises. sud tor nsnrf
relief sad premises are doscrihod as oiows
90 wits 81 ~ i0ts numbered frUm { iu e. boz.
elusive, and beng al lhU lots cnnpuHng
Doian's sundivision of pant o BLOCK ei riAt
A. rive Acre rat. uiE fluid survey excepting
lots % and 80 Of saii fuhdlyisiuu, ali situate III
SAT- take CITY aud County, Umh
Aud you afe hereby nounsf mat u YOU fsl to
apnear and answor Tho said complaint is al0va
ftqu red tho saii nlaiatA vii apply 20 tho
c0uf. Tor Goo 10 iUf demanded therein.
Wines The Hon fAmuol A. Merits. Sud Q,
and the seal ~ The lifprl1t Court u
Che tuird judicial District. DO aud
tarALl for the rOrriorT OF ttIH this ian
day ofJulY iu Goo year o' our Lord
one thousand eight hgndrsd aa1
DAVID g DUNLAP. Cjerk.
NJ Gro. b LOOMS. Deputy Uicrh.
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MARsHAI,s SAC.


DURsUAN To A. ORDER or SALE
10 me, directed by me Third District
Court, OF the Territory of Utah, 1 shall expose
at public sale, NJ the front door Of the county
courthouse. in the city OF Halt Lake, county
ot salt Lake and tcrutuY Of Utah on the
loth day Of November, is1t, 10 w O'Clock o. IN /,
al the right. title, c'sim and Interest ~
fatrirk ltyan and LIf1beth Ryan, OF, in, And
20 The following described real estate, Situate.
lying and being IN -alt Lake CITY and
County, aud described as follows, tuswit.
Commencing % n point rlEhty'nYe tsAI feet
west " the suuthrAat corner ~ lot Two lll, Of
block twelve li1I, plat u, SAT- Lake uIty turruI.
running thence north seven ltI rode. thence
sOst forty 900 feet thence south seven 80
rods thence east forty .tII o. 70, 20 place OF
beginning situate be- the city and county of
SAT- iaNr, Territory ~ ltHh. 10 be- su| Us
tho properly ~ Patrick Ryan and LiiIAhtth
ilyan, At The suit Of q H. boutwell,
Terms o. sale cash.
Nat N. BRIGHAM, q, s. Marshal,
BY j. l.. ARCHER Deputy Maffha.
dated Ostnhrr iuth. tnt
noUru, Lac a Ou,r,aIlornoys Tor plainuh
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Free to the Public
For Two Weeks, Commencing
To day and Closing Oct. IA,
In Ordor to Introduce Our
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A New Discovery.

over two years ago the Copeland
Medical Institute introduced their
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per month for Catarfh and kindred
diseases.
At that time they gave two weeks
free services and AT medicines, not one
penny was charged or received under
any pfctcXt OF circumstances,
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

7 UCKN BILL NNING co, LOCATION
~ " principal place OF business fark ny,
summit county, Utah, Location OF mine,
snase Greek Mining pisunot WHsatch county
Utah
AQuee - nCruHF given ihai az = meeting Of
tho board ul directors held 40 fark Ciu, utAh,
ON mo sslh DAY of 7gUlumbcr, ls9l, AN ateosa,
per share was levied on the capital
stock OF tue corporation, payable 90 q, A 1ibba,
treasurer room i1, Constitution building
on or before Co., l..H DAY OF November, fHl'
Any stock upon Which 'this astosHment 70.
mains unpaid ON tre hid lOth day or Noyem
her, 1874, WIZ Do delinquent aud advertised Tor
SAFE ~ puhHr anton and f payment % no!
made gcluFg' VII Do sold ON the llth gay or
Novtmuur, l-Ali ai Room 20s Constitution
BUILDING, AZ % m,t io pay tho assessment
ioreihor with nost 0iaiyertlaiug aud expense
OF aalo,
WALTER. BURTON. secretary,
~ q. A. hlHHs, Acting Secretary,
fsgk cay, l tal, sept .sIh,lsgL
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NORTH POINT CONSOLIDATED IRRI
CATION COMPANY.

NOTICE. rnE ANNUAL MEETING or
~ the stockholders Of the North Point
Consolidated Irritation Company, viii be held
at Room No, o., in the cullen Hotel, second
ON Monday November llth 1894, ~ O'clock
y, M, 10 boar tho annual reports, 20 elect 4
board of directors Tor th9 ensuing wear aud ~
transact such other business 40 may 10 prop.
cry brought before me meeting.
salt Lake CITY uinl. october 29nd. lS4
AHInUA PARSONS. sogy.
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Impotence of Churches III fall River

have talked with groups Of the
betier-lOOking operatives on the street
In FAN River. They say, not with
bitterness, calmly, NJ II from settled
conviction, go to church, There l.
no church Tor ". Churches cannot b.
run without money, and we have
none. Why don't no 10 the ohuTohcs
on the hill2 Because, when We have
gone, our wives got such looks ~ cut
them TOT weeks after. We DON'T sec
much good IN churches. Hardly
think Jesus Chtist would know they
were hls." Some Of tue language il
more vivid than 10 IA necessary 20
make II here, but on every eide it
was plnin that tho churches had
Lost their influence, by teason
OF their devotion T. their
respective constituencies, rather than
10 meu. Those who uirhm Chus.'s
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COMMENCE TODAY.

Don't wait until the last few days.
Commence at once, because the crowd
Will be so large as to cause you to tail
u you delay until the last days
Office hours to ~ o. M, to S pm,
Z 10 8 p. m. Sunday accommodation
only 10 to ~ m.