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DIR. SHBLMBRDINE
viii not remain urt,r June
This * your last OPP
pOrtunity.

Glasses that do not M arc dear a, amy
pH.u, whether they cost nifty cents uf
Hye lu.ar. Properly fitted glasses
aI.l lgH.iGgu the DIE and utility ul the
yes, hY removing all strain.
Go and sJg him % your glasses are
mol. right he has gwen such universal
..i.s'aguuu that you will not make a
mistake 10 calling and having a talk
with HIM immediately
The following are q few prominent
people OF the many that have been bene.
lifted By Dr. aholmerdines work.
ELIAS MORRIS, a West South
Temple.
A. II. WOODRUFF, Wholesale de.
Uar,ment, 4. MI.
GEORGE REYNOLDS. secretary to
Oh presidency Mormon church.
JOHN NICHOLSON.
O.. e.. BIWATER. superintendent
machinery, salt Lake Temple.
CHARLES WlLCEEN. city water.
master,
n. A. EMPEN, fire and police com.
90 sionnT ul the hum OF CLARK, 40.
grsdgg SO Co.
ISAAC BARTON, Barton s. Co.
joseph l.. TAYLOR, the under.
IuEer
X. G. McNIEcE, pastor Presbyter.
ian church,
THOMAS MCINTYRE, grocery de-.
raT,mcui, d, G. NJ ].
lW SHIPLER, the photographer.
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From lhc snnihcrn Sinies.

Elder Oscar De bli.i returned today
from a mlssl1n O. Toe Southern 5.slgF,
on which he ioit bone Muy 10. 1903.
On arriving 20 Nhp.,,u5gy. Ha WINS
assigned 10 tho Fire.1b conference,
where Boz IaUrrpI iHg fga yrHls bo was
ia the iHlf. Hr HuII tho IuaulU very
h0Hrit1bIr ana many iutrrHt5I lu The
Gospel though tlu mafa vt flr people
are mo iiiCTent. There iH an Improved
condition in the mIeaiou irid, giving
good prnspccil Tor the future. Elder
DE Mill had good health On enjoyed
his labOrs iu preaching the Gospel Ho
will continue hiH journey Monday to
hiF home zoo rh1uusuuTr, Washington
county. he was accompanied IN bile
journey 10 Utah by T. Der G.. T.. Lay-
ton, OF kaysvlllr, DAVIS c5uuiy, also .
returning missionary.
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OGDEN.
Ogden Items.

A large NUMBER VI people attended
tho open air concerts given In Lsset
Park by the Aspen, Colorado, band
anu the Ogtund brass band. Tho
reception given by tho people was syu
Ur0us anu appTeciatiyy.
Yesterday afternoon El williams,
yard Ulyrk vt tho RIO GgluIc Western,
was knocked dUWn by Bwitch train;
his lett arm was run over aui huw
1lh0Twiso iniuraJ. lie was taken by o.
special 10 Salt Lake Cay.
wellsyllIe ana Ogden played gumn
of baseball yesjotugy Afternoon, taH
yisIE3rsiwiglilg by aaojru o, 80 10 -i.
4 marriage licousB WIS imucI I.
Charles +. West OF Salt Lake CifY.
sEed 81 ani Mics CLARA q. PuterFHn,
20, oilEalt Mil CIeek. They were
marEiuu 10y Judge Perrin,
a suit has 0vuu hlvi with tho clerk
o. tho Fourth dsttins court by the
Sludebaker Bros. Manufacturing e..
against f.. a, II. Mitchell ct al 10 fore.
close q mortgage f1r 5000 with inter.
col at tue rate VI 5 per cent from Juup,
1898.
Eighteen cars OF low grGIu tugag
ir0m Notfuaka w0Ut through golu. 10.
thu Cniug, Cal, beet sugar cOmpaay
" ~ Eointd
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ART, SOCIETY AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

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IhvarCals .bosartv costumes Fancy Nails uesunbOi
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Beauty Acquire 10 Fencing; Tho Az of
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COMMERCIAL
tALr LAKE CLrAuIN0 uOusr

SALT LAKE CLEAUiSa HOUSE,
ToIay'a clearing house exchange,
amounted Co slaN,s9l, ssme day lsa'
year, glBj,ggi, w,ch's closfiugs, 3D.
llO,957; same week last year, tyaJ,.l 3.
months Ciu1Tiups, si,ss2, I0i, tHm,
month las, ytn., ,i,gBu,ssL
TODAY's QUOTATIONS.
New Ysrk,-Silvor, 53., lead, s3.ig!
LJndou--8J 7-lUI.
ORE AND BULLION.
n. Il. Jones n 90, received today
II ,uarur bullion, sj,6lW Silver an,
lea ores, $500. Lola, $500.
Wellr, Ear.u IS 90. received to-day
q "a bullion, - $3.50.
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Wonderland.

Burton Stanley prma donna, Mlsl
Lena Grove, arrived In town from
Portland yesterday afternoon. the
spectacular production 1i Columbus,
which 10 the mos, ambitious piece yet
staged at the above tCs1rl, Will DO pre-.
Bfutui iHr tho nHt time on Monday
,vsuir~, July lal, with Burton Stan.
ley na q igDu l0EuuIin, clyde s'pnit $
Hs Don Juan, Miss li1fo Is uiNtgu, tho
tpHThuy pant Of Jeanette, ugd George
PUsr0,c To- tho role g King lcgliuand,
together with nu ,uIafgUd orchestra.
Columbus ought On be- money maker.
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The COMPLETE WORKS OF LORD BYRON,

Reprinted from the original oIon with copous explanatory
notes, rcicrouccs, inlroductons etc.
In this edition poem drama has lson omitted but
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THE COMPLETE WORKS OF SHAKESPEARE,

Arranged In thor chronological by W. o. Clarke
aud W. Adds Wright. With Introduction To each play,
adapted nom tho shakesIotrelu Primer Of Prot Dowden
This magnificent edition s issued Ia the most convenient
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aud studying tho works OF Shakespeare Tho given
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H bound u the best English emboishod with
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ogden is Ripe.

The last Issue Of tue Var CrV, the
salvation Amy oraa1, tells OF Ensign
Wlllll, Of thu Btmy visiting Uau's
junction city, aud Gays:
Ogden lsqut'H q ciy, having a pop
ulallOu u lU,OJJ. II IL well laid out,
with good supply OF water ana plenty
ofshade trees, hnv buildings, splendid
asphaltum streets, anu every thing
Ripe for an Invasion Of the Salvation
Army.
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ALA8l In Liurfty Park Hold'g Fiut
Rpg.meugai baud will perform u, fol-
llws:
March rottAlTvlrgTaph tOmDonn6uL fAd'crI
EecoleGuuna ol iHu War, uu rripuyc, loypr
III ana Low, song gul Dance. from n0muaul
% 10, Han
IcNt lFNI|N|t HfHt lHI|1 NUA
Grand selection nom u Tr0yatOro .....N Verdi
with solo Tor horn, Mr., u. JCsU0rFOn,
CauI4UH. IUU luWmiug bird ....... bernard
Solo TO-. rIaulnyi, Frank lu.t,
Grand ur. rrVtNu medley. IRON uaHrH 60
IwiuEhtHa usNa nuuHg Boo England, the
morning HIuHht, INv boys thugua Iu0 Jry
OF tIU NHIIiurH, UN Go tug tIaU, tho train
starts change ears. the cuckoo song, the
waltz chorus, We polka, rush bAgk 90 the
train, home aFAIn.
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PROVO.
FIRST DISTRICT COURT.


Judge King p,os.lod Ia tho Firsl of.
trio. court .his mo aing,
Tho case ~ Spanish Fork CITY ST.
The East Bench Irrigation a Miami.
featuring Co., which was contiur,
about week ago I'll l0Iay, was tp..
taken up pnJ further evidence ian
dunod,
J.G,SutherlNnd and +. s. Richard.
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"PECK'S BAD BOY AND HIS Pa"

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KILLED BY A TRAIN.


T.. q. william, knocked Down aud Hun
over,
Shortly after two o''l0cS yesterday
afternoon T.. @. William was run
tver by train To tho ri, Gunde
Western freight yards. MI Williams,
who was yard clerk at thcyards, while
attending TO his Gutin' got In the way
OF O train. Ito vas struck IN tho back
nnd thrown to tho gr9unl. an Of his
ribs on tue loft eide were broken and
his arm was almost severed from ME
body. His igCH was also bful8od. hu
YVES uut on q train uni brought 20 the
Holy Cr0fa hospital iu this ely, tut
died n few miuutch alter reaching g.
ana before anything oluii DO done Tor
him.
Tho ren,ulns were taken o. Joseph
W. Taylot's undertaking r1Ums, aud
were cent t0 Ogden this afternoon. Nj,
Williams was 80 years " ugu, UNI
married, anu lived with his patents Oh
Elgh tecnth street Ia Ogden,
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Police CourtFiues.

Police Cout. Clagk Jams1 today
turned over 10 the city treasurer The
sum ofSl,isS, that being tho amount
Di the fuUs for the month o. June.
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Street Department.

The pay roll OF tue street department
Tor the hal, month ending June aO.h,
which viii bo paid Uu Wednesday
usxi, amounts 10 ss92.lO.
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Temple Notice.

The Mauu reuIp le VIII close on the
18th OF July, aud open on the 9Th o.
August, 1865.
JoHN d, I. McALLIsTER,
President.
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Concerts.

Al tho couce,l by tho Sixteenth U,
IS. Infantry bAUI, John r. Klein
leaIurl at Eo,l D5uslAh Utah, at 4
p. N. pm3row, th5 following pro-
gram viii ba rlvsu:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-29

az blessing iu the household" 10
what prlmlneu. southern news.
payer calls d. fgicU's Baking Powder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-29

DEIWIEN o.. b. uIrUI AND LADLE
- uaIus H hsHlus fHu u|El brown canvas
5000 so JuHu %. % u.,t % NuIW sIat,
rUctt
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q. r.. Hudson, local accident In
surauoo Sgeut, testified that tho wheels
" hose wagon were very unahte. The
same was tru8 with reference 10 other
apparatus In the department. HIS
company, however, hbu not asked
iucroaaod rates on the policies isaued o.
the men on that account.
recess was here taken until p. IN.
.1lOy.
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An iuyinClblu C1mUiualloa--lho
purity, strength and whUlcs0meneSs VI
Dr. pTcga BAking Powder.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

II, i. q. Coates, flte Insurance. com
plny, testified that the amount paid
100 iniufRuce money on the Waltnur
Ll1ihing company hTo was about
$4,000. Tao loss was mainly from
water. Witness had talked with Chitt
Daviue In regard ~ his relationship 20
ne Insurance men. Tho latter the
,hiet said mad opposed him anu no
lidu't think he was particularly Obll-
gated TO them In the way OF extending
Obligations, Under REORGANIZATION
Ar. Coates faye Mr.. Devinu had male
he 6iatement above referred 10 eOm
i've or six months ago, Ia 'front.' Of the
lall where the investigation was now
ielng conducted.
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The YOUNG AMERICAN ANNUAL.

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CAPTAIN DoNNELL.

Captain DOnnell, manager OF the
alt Lake Board Of Fire UnderwriteGs,
las called and related the functions o.
lie ofioe. He know nothing Of the
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RrroRrs or OTHER cIrIEs.

Judge Powers here introduced ~
iyldence tho IRE department reports
y Washington, ID. O., Seattle, TScomn,
minneapolis, Atlanta, Richmond anu
duluth, 10 snow the numbor OF men
Employed on the aerial trucks Of those
iliee. Washington had II, Tacoma
, Minneapolis 10, Atlanta o, Rich
nond 10, Duluth IL, Seattle s. Cniei
DeNine on similar trucks In his uisIrl'
luiion Of his men allowed but four a
lumber the Judge thought wholly
nAdSquale.
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The FAYORITG COOK BOOK.

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

NJ and st p. ~ by the r~s-
,cr. Prayer and exp exp, r,eaa.. after.
ing from 40 to $50 sunday "'
noon "Wednesday n'ynt ,s.. ,,t,,r al
, o'sl"ek sunday school At 9i5 y.
Cordial welcc NE to all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

NEW YORK. Aug. So.-Arthur Bradley
OF Brooklyn tramp with even more as
surance than the cheeky tourist who stole
I'm and slept IN Millionaire Astor's bed,
got through the window into Mayor
Strong's private sanctum I'm the city Hall
Yesterday morning to await his Honor
coming. When Waterman Larilins arriV-
ed 90 air the Office he found the strange
caller standing lstlessly at the Mayor
desk lie looked entirely unconcesned.
He had neither disturbed nor appropriated
anything. and acted as If he had merely
dropped IN 20 make a special call upon
his Honor. II. had Just arisen from
the Mayors chair.
The tramp innocently explained that
De had met a policeman in front of the
Citv Hall who told him that If he went
into the Mayors Office his Honor would
give him a new pair OF trousers, as ne
was distributing garments every morn
ing.
TO make sure thst he would be in the
first rank for this distribution, he de-
cided 10 go al once 10 the Mayors office
Bv climbing on railing be was able To
gain the ledge of the window, which he
opened and crawled i'm.
The man was poorly dressed. lie dlu
need q pair Of trousers. Later ne was
sent from the Tombs Court to the work
house for disOrderly conduct.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

months closed barely steady sales, III
c,f, halre. Ssufomhcr. Isl. Ociohcr. t'Zi
~ovowher + v. December. 80; January,
: %. February. 79I. March, S.o2i April,
gI,'ivrRpOOL. Aur. $3.50 =. NJ.
cotton steady and demand iairi Nmerl-
can midlline Z 1880. sales estimated az
W., i,..iao. American. 1920 bales, spec
,f.ll,' am exrorf. 1000 bales. Futures
,.,',.,.l rto.1y and demand fair. Septem-
~ ana october. i5-Gdi 1861; october
ana Novemher i7-Gf0t lb-nl; NoNtm-
lar and December = ls-6lll l'.oi: De
cenber and January. \ -u-yfhf d'- ~ ,
January and February, , ~ -nfH @"-e,,
~, D' g'' End Aprii : 2I-G,@l 24-o4: April
"rH Nsg 95.6fal 1851. Futures steady
- W~srot Cotion-Amcrican mid
aiino fair ZIG. good middiins' '-lp'
low middlng . ,-35... So "n,s, prl = i5,;i
i-32. ordinary. 800 .,'.4 o1toi'.~
i,.ei 'buyars. October and November
4 f--Gi Sellers. November ana b'teih-
Lor 1851. December and January
4 fa-Gi buyers. January and fenrual "
4 oi-gi BUYERS. February ana ~,
4 o5-et value. March an9 Nnih -,-"t.
4 2l-Gi. buyers. Aprl ana Ha3{ss ~ ei
value. Nav and june. : Zu-ptp4 -'-ei,
e@iiers Futures closed barely steady
p-lei,lr Cotton Statistics-Total sales
~ mo week. 90. 900 bales. AIT rlcah. 90, ~
bales. trade takiugs. Including ior"diueu
srom ships sidc '2,n'n halt9, n.'Ndo 30
nor G0Ol bales. total imports, hNm'
i.ies. american. 5000 bales, total stock,
/ 9a4onD bales. American. lWll,F" salt.;
TOTAL ofoaf. gg.Orp bales, American i-''rp
haice. enolulafors took 1000 bales ahl
exporters took $40 bales
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MUNYON'S Rheumatism Cure never
fails 10 relieve in three hours and cure
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MUNYON'S Dyspepsia Cure is guar
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forms of kidney disease.
MUNYON'S Nerve Cure cures nervous
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restores lost powers TO weak and debiliia'
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No matter what the disease Is or now
many doctors have failed to cure you, ask
your druggist for 23-cent vial OF one OF
Munyon's Cures, aud II you are not benz
etsd your money will be refunded. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

BunaIo'> Most Sensational Kidnapping
outrage.


BUFFALO. y. Y. Aug. 3o.-Tha most
sensational Kidnapping case that Buffalo
has had in many years, with all her
recent reputation IN that line. has just
been disclosed Tho atductOr's victim IA
ills instance was no less a person than
the commissioner VINO represents the
United states Government IN the enforce
ment Of Federal laws IN this city ana
Western New York
Henry ID. Fitzgerald. attorney and United
States c0mmissi Toner. fell in with three
tough characters IN the Tenderloin dis
trict. They prevailed on him 10 so with
them 20 an opium joint ON Michigan
street.
In q room on the second door Fitz-
gerald was assaulted and stripped 81 MS
clothing Naked and almost dead from
the treatment. Fitzgerald was chained 10
"a chair. His captors demanded >iVp, ana
declared that he must pay or die flll-
gerald held out out for few hours Dut
finally signed a check for 500 on the
Farmers and Merchants Bank.
Having secured the check, they allowed
him TO depart.
Monday morning Fitzgerald. much the
worse for wear appeared at the bank
and stopped payment ON the chech. ht
CHECK was cashed early iu the morning.
at the German Bank by a saloon-keeger,
who received h from the kidnd9pcis, nut
Who subsequently, had to refund.
One of Fitzgersld's abdIctors was SAID
to have had something TO do with me
daring McBain highway robbery about
a year ago. "
Six men concerned i'm the abduction
We're arrested this morning and locked
I'D at police headquarters. They are SAID
10 belong 20 a gang who have often
figured IN police cases.
riley arc GEORGE SwartZenberg, an eN-
salo0n-keeper. William Moody, W illiam
Nisby. am oli-time crook; Joseph Butler'
William Pembroke. and Albert Petty.
Fitzgerald IS confined I'm jail pending re-
coycry from the effects of his debauch.
With the exception " Swartzenberg, the
prisoners We're taken before Judge King
ana committed 90 Jail Iney VIII 10
Kent There until Fitzgerald has sufii-
cieutly recovered TO appear against them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

will. We are TO lift up our hearts con-
tinually unto God. and show our faith
in the power OF God 10 overcome cvii'
We are to praise him always for what he
has done and for what he Is going 10 DO,
and we are to be armed and ready 10
move when the orders come-in word
We are 10 do what We can, but II the
great evils which afiiict the world are
ever be wiped out, We must look 10 God
himself 10 overcome the ninderances
which are freatcr than human power.
by faith the walls OF Jericho fell
down"
EDWARD l.. pEI-L.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

,.,,.,. Ro,ine- sacked Dr, b, Monster
rutI >uaL. and Die la Great Agony

k,n.s. fsoNine- >uckrh i'' w
Bull snake and Die la 'r''t 's""''
strange snake story comes f"n
Harvey county Kan II II ioio o" wv
s,,,dsnce of two reputable citlzens-A. /.
D..,,sha,sh a prominent grain buyer.
- <a,yson and ]. W. Miller. "A Duh~afi
s,r,ner of walton. Mr. Miller mas i"S'
-, nae COWS as the result OF the
s,rsnoa freak OF a monster DUH snahe '""'
bas fattered from the milk ne mas su'N-
"a froro the u.ders Of Mr.. Niiff "'i".
For several weeks the farmer - H''.''
,baf his COWS have come up 10 D"th-f"t'
occasionally In an excited con iitloh' '"'
of them Was invariably ~itfout n"i~'
ana it's bag was badly swollen ana ~.
tanned The cow In q few hours ",'''
die Apparently i'm great agony. MI siN-
Ter. after losing eight COWS, d'terinln'u !"
learn the cause OF the trouoie'
one day ne noticed that one OF th' S""'
was racing madly about the pasture al "
!. terrible rate. and IN a state "i <''".
element. which was soon ie' ~ 80 ~.
other cattle In the field. App'"''''"e ~
COW, Mr.. Miller saw monster o"'' s"'N',
eixnt feet in length, hanging 10 Wv ~
of the animal with grp sha' va "os
ia be shaken by the frantic "hoi's OF
,hs ,horoughly frightened bovine. AZ the
COW unnged on the snake "as fap'1'y
ahsorblng the milk from the udder "hen
the last drop had been sucked away the
snake dropped on, and MIR. Miller Killed
. /, The body OF the monster has peen pre-
s.,>,ed in alcohol. and will be donar'i
20 the museum OF the state University
a, Lawrence Since he killed the snsAo
Mr. Miller has lost NO more eows.-Ex-
change.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-31

ST. ANDREW EPISCOPAL CHURCH
corner Laurel and Beverly streets, Rev
PIKE POWERS. ID. u, rector. Services
every Sunday at II A. NJ. and SIS +. N.
Situngs all free, and a hearty welcome -
extended 10 all visitors.