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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-07-12
DOUBLE MURDER.

San Andreas, Cal, July u.-PeteI
Moore. young man OF San Andreas,
and Chris. Held, of Stockton, about IS
years Of age, both FISH peddlers. shot
one another fatally today near this place
Ill feeling existed between them for some
time, and when they met on the road
today they began quarreling about the
prices for which they were selling fish.
After a few words they pulled their pis-
tolls and began firing. Held was shot
four times and Moore three. The wounds
Of both are probably fatal.
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THE AIuSA WINS.

Hunters Quay, July n.-The Niagara,
zeneita, and Dakotah started today in
the race for twenty-raters under the aus
pices of the clyde-Corlnthian Yacht Club
at their annual regatta. The result was:
Niagara, winner, 2:2e;SO; zenita. second,
2:N5O; Dakotah, 2:SS.
The fifty mile race between the Brit
annia and Ailsa was won by the Ailsa.
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AN IMPORTANT POINT.

Surplus above liabilities IS the true
measure OF strength Of financial tnsti-
tutions, therefore the Equitable OF New
York is the strongest Of all life insurance
companies. as It has many millions the
largest surplus OF any company IN ex-
istence. Why should you then carry a
policy in an ill-managed company when
you can have one In the Equitable for
the same price. Consult l.. Samuel, or
Eugene r. Samuel. special agents, re-
specting rates and results.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-07-12

The prine orchard of Or. Sharples,
near Goshen, has long had the reputation
of being one of the finest In the state
Of Oregon. says the Eugene Register. AT
the present time one of the heaviest crops
OF prunes known In the history Of Ore
gon Is upon the trees in his orchard.
The ItalLan and French prune trees are
bent to the ground with the weight Of
the fruit. DR.. Sharples has ten men at
work In his orchard placing supports
under the limbs.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-07-12

The Albany Democrat has been pre-
vented from doing its editorial columns
justice. by reason OF the heat. It says:
''The Pendleton East Oregonian says that
Capt. Paul Webb deserved the death he
received at Occur diAlene for his foolish
ness and for being fake, passing him
self OFF as Paul Webb when he was not.
On the same line Of reasoning there are
many thousand people deserving instant
death. AS 1t is q hot afternoon when
this is being written the Democrat VIII
not enter into a controversy ON the SUBJ
tect."
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-07-12

Tomorrow's overland will be sent the
same way and the .westbound train will
likely run as usual through the tunnel.
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The Tlmes-AIountainee says that the
John Day valley has large coal beds
cropping out In different places along the
John Day river. The only place at which
any work has been done on these coal
beds is ON Mr.. James Small's farm. %
miles below Canyon City. A bO-foot cres-
cent tunnel has been run, exposing a
number of coal veins varying In thickness
from four to seven feet. The coal Is
Ignite, and of good quality.
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THE TALK OF THE DAY.


"A new light tower, 100 feet high, is to
be erected at Marblehead, Mass.
Wisdom Of Experience-"Never be too
precipitate, my son." was te advice sof the
aged bunlSo man to his eldest son, who
was about to start out In business for
himself. "a leg Is like a watermelons-
1t should not be pulled till 1t Is ripe"--
Cincinnati Tribune.
An Alabama judge has just made a de-
cision that Is causing a great deal OF con-
sternation among the unmarried men OF
the state. He holds that IL a man puts
his arm around the waist of marriage
able woman 1t is prlrna facle evidence
that he has proposed to her.
A Lovers Admiranon.--"My dear fell
low" said one foreign nobleman TO anr
other; II have just met your American
fiancee. l want TO congratulate you.
You have a prize"
YES" was the complacent reply: ''and
the beauty Of 1t Is that she's cash
prize. "-Washington Star.
The Spokane Statesman says that the
warfare on the destructive Lttle squirrel
has created and unprecedented demand
for strychnine. The squirrels have never
been SO troublesome as they have been
this spring. With the outlay OF con-
siderable expense and time and the exer-
else OF eternal vigilance, the farmers
have been able to save a part OF their
crop, but the loss Is enormous Strych-
nine has 80 far proved the most destruc-
tive agent.
Plenty OF It.-"Your family" sighed the
noble suitor, regretfully, has no am
tiquity. Goodby.'
She sat in q trance Of horror.
Antiquity" she shrielned, when he
had left her forever. Antiquity, for
sooth."
When they found her she was calmer,
but still bitterly cursing the impulse
which had bidden her claim to be but
twenty-three when sho was thirty-seven.
detroit Tribune.
A physician in France recently did
some effective advertising without maxi
ing himself amenable to the medical rule
forbiddlng advertising. He hired a man
to announce throughout the town that he
had lost a valuable dog, and that any one
returning 1t would receive q reward OF
1000 francs. The lost dog was only
a flgment OF his imagination; but the
public didn't know that, and, arguing
that he must be.a slKillful physician to
have made so much money, patients
flocked to his office.
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BEER HALL.

What the Gambrinus Beer Hall tried
to do In selecting their liquors was to
pick out what intelligent people would
want If they knew 1t as experienced
people should know It. Make a note
Of this II you want pure liquors. George
Bartley. Proprfetor.
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LIUeK IaU6 mas ueaFt unkInuiy VIII
the sheriff OF klamath county," Is the
pla1ntive cry OF the Corvallis Times.
and with child-liixe submission he yielded
up $40 In cash and his S8-calibre
blue steel barreled Colts revolver to the
single robber In sight. Since this blue
steel barreled revolver is the Insignia OF
his office and the emblem OF his author
ity, In fact, the one good right arm OF
the very law itself. this sheriff should
hereafter when he leaves home, lock his
shooting iron In the safe or bury It IN
the back yard, so that bad men cannot
again take 1t away from him.
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Here 10 what the Salem Post thinks
about the latest presidential sensation:
"And 80 Ruth and Esther have another
little sister. The president by and bye
will md himself TN the position Of the
old farmer who lived I'M Missouri and had
seven daughters. He always tried to
live as far back In the timber as possi-
BILE, but It was at time when Missouri
was filling up very fast. Whenever a
new town was started and a dress
makers shingle went up the old man
quilted the homestead and moved further
back into the woods. We hope the presl-
dent will not be driven to this alternative.
but that there VIII soon be change
in the program. How would Naomi do
for a name for the last little angel that
has been left at the presidents homer?
George Baker, according to the East
Oregon4an, living across the river In
North Pendleton, had s198 in his trousers'
pocket Monday night when he went to
bed This morning he had the trousers
but not the money. During the night he
had been robbed OF 1t. He had hung the
garment over a chair and was sleeping
soundly. Some one, who must have
spotted the cash during the day, succeed
ed In effecting an entrance to the house
and stealing to the bedroom, stole the
money taking the purse out Of the
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-07-12

MIR. Hammond has bought the Seaside
road. There Is a way to build a railroad
from Astoria without going to Goble--
by extending the Seaside road through
the Tillamook country to Sheridan and
Salem. And this is by far the best way.
But Astoria ought to have both these
railroads, and she will have them beofre
very long. Salem would be very well
satisfied with one of them.--Salem States
man.
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"A new light tower, 100 feet high. is to
be erected at Marblehead, Mass.
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Sheriff Zoe Houser OF Umatilla county
yesterday brought down from Milton one
j. H. Jones, aged g years. who is almost
a skeleton through illness and is hope
lessly insane. While about six feet tall
he weighs only about 100 pounds.-States-
man, s., fl
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pocket. Baker had been out on one OF his
regular trips to the Long Creek and John
Day country and returned with consid-
enable money, intending to go again with
more goods to sell.
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Morgan Stake Conference.
MoNuAN, Utah, Aug. %, 1855.

MORuAN, Utah, Aug. 90, 1855.
The Morgan stake conference wss
held sunday snI Monday, Aug. Is
anu | y, In tho Stake house.
Tho Eilvrs addressing the people
were: John Henry Smith, Heber j..
Grant, Mariner W. Merrill, Of tue
quorum OF ApoaIles; &. d. Fjeldsted,
Of tho couuoll " the First seven prosi.
d-uIf; RicharI Fey, Samuel Fraur.,
WIN. IA, R'un, ~ the stake pre.idtne1 f;
Hrgmau Cam pbrli, Octave uTsenhars,
returned M pnsrle-, W. Il, Pukit-
son, u iofmvr WsAlp Ia this 5sk o., IN
low "A vsltuv itOm Logan, aud tulTiys
lurner, : imuul Garter ana VIM. u ir.,
fhTes BISHOPS giving reports OF tuyiI
IrzroClvr wsfle.
4. der Rlch,fd Fry spoke OF the
pt vilego VesIi ~ VI meeting ia cuu.
.erenru, OF the HuOl pros Fecls or Gro ~.
Oi ,ur gIgI health OF t.u prUpIr, u' t.u
neglect u' SONS g. pny ulhes, t1hOu-
i1g nj ihs same timu tue aIteudan, q 10
this dun5 t.uunuiug tue Shuts tut I
such ole sug Va having tho slct
ne lea ucrru4rd upoA our paylug our
n noe.
De- W. p, pukinso quoted 'rlu
third Caaptpr ~ Pryeius, 3 aud 4
v,r a., 900 tHH "a luvt OF uthIug, Au
lo'g hI' iestmIuy 9naIeVery principle
alv acrI Ny guu author ties Is lor au
GU. saiI lunl we have thousands
rH'-grY coming 90 Ne every year thn'
arr lu UBeI Of our tsscniuy. W.
rHnn'd i've moro spiritually mlnGU
s.h Il moro wgIk Ia the tumplps.
T. i.r Herman Campbell In gn
lH.,re ting way reviewed the hist,f.
q Inc turriulhets ~ tGe American IT,
H.sus and reported his LAHORE among
tuht people. nuI he was sorry 90 rs-
!uh lefty creeping In among tu.
youth.
Counsel1r Samuel Fraucl. said W.
are II { heTB g. ~ our own will. Bart
-osilmouy mat thls work IN which tn,
Latte -lay sai.s are engaged rsqu rec
49,. aesstYss ,us very boat , 4 els. We
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The regular quarterly conference Of
tho Willard Stake of q On convened IL
tho large hall In tho district school
house nj solpl0, 10 a. nj. sunday, Aug,
g5lh, 1895.
Present ON the stand wtr,. Elders
John lie ~ smith aud hsbrt J,
Grant, OF the quorum Of tue Twelve
Az lee; &. ID. FjrlJstyl, @! The
Seventies, Ira y. HtncElpy aud
Daniel ThOmI sou, VI tue Slgge rtesi.
doucy, anu other leading Eiustz Of Tue
Stake.
After singing and nEayst, President
hluCklty maue "A lev upolng lee
IN IKE, sud reported toe CIuuitltr Of
;hs SAX, said VIZ have MI kiuds OF
people ron the very usst 60 sOms OF
,hc wOrs 6p lie Terms OF praise o.
aons OF the societies aud ufgNuIEa ions
hut said u appeared very hard iuT
come TO be CONSISTENT Laller.day
salult.
BshDps Tbos. Eatss, OF Sriptu, an.
IL. 3, Buuueit, Of MeAiuw, sui 4. e.,
CElnster, ~ Film e., gave REPORTS uI
thuif Trtppcuvu wards whoa az rec Q
win the rcIOtt air, Rdy gwen o. Pf-si.
dent Hurkiey.
Elo,rJ. d. FjUld.l dth,u addressed
the conference. lie uigiud 40 tue
ume when I Pipu,rrs srly i 81.
sut Lake vsIey, wu'n ro-I. Bri q.
hem Nuuu. called uruu Eject OIspu
Plsu 10 utGlcate tins HDl inf tut
gathering tue Sstn|s, $500 u q" nuu
tuy., IA humble luaytr, @ W altrI
win the LHtI iu uru,I, at tho cor e
tnat n he Wuul 'Irss tho iaHJ auI
make 1t Iuuul, temper the 'emrrr ".
Hud incieaFc thv wafer, tr6t he |lIn.a
" uil pEy tuuIr iltnfus, OuHcIvs IUJ
Sabbath Jay AMI kvrl H.B command.
meats. Toe rutHEvr HtkrU uuE .ur
puIIlr kHpg their eide ut tup bargain.
Tue Lord never tails tu keep His @ w..
uuu't, but 80 10 d hogrr. aUh go.
mlluu'y OF the people, N.v so We
deserving tho sabbath uEN, Ara W.
Csmblu.p ATa We swaatt..9 Nio
We urnAins ttrHGg dfuks2 Nc can
NOS liuulLo In lutBr tu'uge without
bTtoking our covenant with tho l. RI.
Ei-er John houty 5nuh GOuZga.L.
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TRIP TO PARK CITY,
liy the visiting Iournalisis-A Stop
over In the junction city.

AZ stated In Y,s,ofday's NEWS the
waiting scribes took pin out 20 fsrs
Guy yesleid,y, going ~ way OF ug
ZEN. The Afnved mere ABOUT ll:aJ
A. m. and after brssSing up into
parties proceeded 10 "dO" the mines.
The msnsger. VI the mines visited,
showed si possible courtesy g. their
guests, aud nj the Ontarlo asptsAJ
was prepared ter them, and speeches
were inIuI ed iu by botn aides.
o. their rsiuru tripa stop was made
at o deu, tue visitors Gughung tom
the train TO view zoe sights Of tus
Junction city. a Q Imm ttto hal pee
viuusly been appointed 20 entetiA.
the visitors, bui Owius h. some ili'
undetstan ling Tsgafdi < the tine s
" nicn they we're 20 arrive, no dehhitt
arrangements could De maJe nui a.
consequence Oguer vas jopriN7H oI
choosing her hospitality 10 ine Vlh'tinE
Journalists.
The executive committee Of The
Western Editorial FEDERATION met
Yesterday afternoon, II wh'ch
lime Mr. Howell OF cripple tfttA,
rendered his re.iguatiou Ne c fiteponu-
ing secretary, HE reasons eiuE ms, ne
thought Utah entitled 10 the tIlgr'
anu iufthrrthat his business Interest
wouiJ deprive him ~ Attending ~ ne
duties belonging 10 the Nice. o. ths
showing the resignation wss accepted
ana A. Is. Toms1l, Of salt laEv, AZ
pointed In his steal.
Another meeting ~ the executive
was hsld this hi'cfyooh
when matters pertaining O. tue utufs
work VI the federation wose iiscu's'H
ffpelv
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SAVED HIS LIFE.
What Munyon's Remedies Did for
a Prominent 0hioan.
lie Could Eat But Little and Was
In Constant rnin-Cured
VITA one Bottle.

W. 4. Loilcr. a we'll. known res don't oi
Kent, ONO. .ays tUat Munyon's uys-
uepsia Cure undoubtedly saved hi llIe
In relating his experience he said: "For
long Uno I have uHen Hiil ctei with
dyspepsia. could cat scarcely anything
aud was In cons.au. pan. Too gas n
my stomach dIsfruipi B.. greatly and ny
heart lecanr sN God. | wa, ruubl Il
with short brra hung, Tutoring aud IT.
regular beating u' ibe heHft sud OF On
the pain was BOB great ] though. ! was
going TO die. Nv friends wanted mH to
Try Munyon's utHropsia Cure, but I had
tried 30 many different medicines with.
out being beusuitd that thought this
would be only ono moro irniue,s effort.
Finally I bogau using IL AMI tho result
was wonderful Augr tho first DO tlo
could eat wlthDul discomfort, aud am
nov thoroughly CIroI.'
Munyon's stomach aud Dyspepsia
Cure cures an forms OF indigestion and
stomach troubles such as constipation,
rising OF food. Il' ress sfer "a x
blnating Of tho stomach pslpiia ion go
tho hoaft, shur.upss ui hrsuth and all
affections Of tho Hrtf. rau,od by indigua-
ton. IL sDothn-. heals aud tnvigoR e.
stotnachs that have been wcAk0ued Hy
oVet.eatlng. or whore the liuiug OF no
stomach has boon impaired by pIt-
sic and Injurious MEDICINES. Price -
cents.
Munyon's u1mCrJa Dts Home Rem.
edy Company. Of philadelpuia, pat up
srcciii- for nearly vyery disease, which
arc sold by all druggist =, mostly Tor -
cents q bottle.
= hose vino are iu doubt ~ 1.-THE nature
~ thoir dista.e shuu u uddfes, 4 o o,sor
Munyun. 1905 Arch street. Philadelphia,
giving luil symptoms of their d.scA o.
Professor Munyuu will carefully dag
nose the case and give you he benefit Of
his advice absolutely free OF Ml chai 90.
Tho remedies WI be sent - any address
on receipt NJ rotAil price.
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Performance al MURRAY.

The Murray Opera house Ia to DO oc.
eupled by q company Of players On
Saturday night who will present tho
play Don CtOnr de BSEAn. Tue housr
bias been closed TO theatrical perform
ancss tot some time and the pre-. nta'
ton Of this piece will no doubt draw n
large audience.
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ryrSiNa srs,ioN. o'clooN.
Farewell Reception.

A farewell reception rendered to
Elder John NJ. Knight will bo given
Ia tue Twelfth ward chapel this even
log, at s O'Clock, al which time will
be- produced tho opsrsita OF "a Merry
Company" under the difs'tion Of l..
r. MI gley, with vocal selections by
Geo. d. Piper anu John Robinson.
EI4.f KDight leaves tor Indian Terri.
tory LeKt week. All .re iuyItod.
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Want a Divorce.

Mary Nelson has sued Joseph A.
Nelson for divorce aud the custody Of
their two children. The parties were
married In 1857. and MIS-. Nelsou says
her husband drove her from home In
December, 1891. Cruelty Ia the ground
ON which y divorce Ia sought.
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On above date Union Pacific Will
sell round trip tiosels TO Ogden Hot
Springs NJ 81 90. Trains leave S.ll
Lake 700 n, IA. snd 300 n. M, affiv-
log Hot Springs s.sH .. ~. and 1880
=. M, returning leave Hot Springs 6:SS
y. IA. aud lO!uU q. M, arriving sai,
Lake 7i26 =. m. and ll:l0 p. tn. A full
Programme Of outdoor sports. Grand
concert aud hail In the evening.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH.

The next academic year will begin
September Is. The following courses
Atu provided:
!, Course In General Science,
.. Course In Aria.
b Course In Mining Engineering.
4. Advanced Normal COuiBs.
Esch Of the ABOVE leads to ths bsch.
slofs dsgfes; the normal diplom a, by
provision Of law, eKempis the h older
from all examinations In the school
tyslpm.
Q. Normal Courses, l-Gding to GER
lincaIe q graduation which eKempls
the holder from examination tor per.
iJi Of Ave years.
q. Preparatory Course, leading TO thu
collegiate studies.
Tuition 10 virtually free Ia ali de.
psftments,a small registration fee only
lelng required. A certain humber Of
n"Tmui scholarships 10 allotted to eacu
county applicants for appointment 10
,ueh schoIarships must apply to tho
Territorial Commissioner Of Schools
through respective county tupsrintsn.
dents.
lite isculty Of the Uni Vetsity has
been recently greatly enlarged, aud
ne equipment OF tho Institution En-
tended
For circulars and other information,
address;
J. H.. TALMAqR,
President University Of UAb, Salt
LaFs Cuy.
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To Ogden Hot Syringe ami return,
81, via Union Psu he, September 2ud
Road rate, bicycle race, bsse Bal.
game, concert by MnAU ZOE society,
grand ball IN oyoliuy, music 6y
KLAUS lazy orch stfa aud mandolin
hub, with usual LABOR Day demon.
strait n.
Trains leave Salt Like ! a.m., AN.
anl returning arrive 1875 pm. AID
ll;l0 PIN.
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wOman's Press Club Meeting.

The announcement Ia msie that the
Utah Womsn's Press CLUB will meet
at = o'clock Saturday evening At thu
office Of IIomaH's Exponent. C0ust..
tuition building.
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ooRnErr-P,rLsIu,to>,
Are iou Going 90 80.

Arr ho" Going 90 zee the p,-,.
The Santa Fc Rout. has p,,u,I y
very low rate O $40 from Dsn.l ,sH ne
otado springs and Pueb.o.tu D.Ii,. S -,o,
return, lot this occasion less iI.s ahl
lare lot the fuundtnp CuIre,pnu,i one
" low rates will doubtless H. o'u'ng
rom rom Utah oinis. Call AZ this o6., ,.' ",
full particulars. ounce TOT
Gro. T.. GILMAN.
General Agent Passenger boz.
ment No. 50 West Second south s,,'s,
) 1t Lake City, Utah. '"sei
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rHH ciicA.o u EA>rr,,
IIID I'm.

he limited express for Ks..
ST Louis, Chicago and Kansas s'l City.
southeasiern aud southern pai,,s, ai''etn,
me III Crande Western ~, leaves
ogden and Salt Lake every Js ,s''o .n' a,
land, and ~O'oraao Md.
AIcHlsoN, TOPEKA x sANrApg
Railroads, with Pullman palace -. "
and free reclining chair csts - ~, s,,eepeB
and Colorado Springs. one d. va Denver
For particulars see Geotg. i: only.
General Agent Passenger NJ Gilman,
City, Utah. 'tt Lake
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YkM.L.A. conference.

Program Tor the quarterly conference
OF the Young Ladies Manual Improve
ment associations Of salt Lake STAKE
10 b. held In tue A.-em0ly Hal, Tues
day, September .. 1895.
ArtENooS tEsstoS. ? oCtoDK,
opening hymn, our God, We raise tO thee
Singing, Rodecmsr oi t.rAoi
Reading ~ minutes etc
opening address, The baby What Of him.
Mrs. Iama GODDARD,
Vocal solo. Mise tihel rise
i,sciialion ..,.....,. Miss ttiiibn uAmplIn.
Address, ............. STAKE onircra sud Others
Singing Hal 10 tho brightness OF honH slad
morning
EyTSisu sEsNos. % O'CLOCK
singing. GLORIOUS tLins' OF Thee arc spoken,
iinsihg. Earth with her ton Thousand flowers.
Nj. CrllAnruus business, etc.
subject, tIosit scenes m The NE Of or
Prophet. .,s.t...ss,... see N'ss aura ~ 20
NemaF.a ................ ON fura aud viaitnfss
Closing hymn. Lord, tnou wat hear me vines /
BsnodicuOn.
a cordial Invitation " extended 10
the public. Please come. bring your
hymn books aud In Ia the singing.
MANY A. FREFZg,
ELLA DALLAS SIaks Pfesl.
Cor. Secretary.
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NaJli, fragrant anu lasting per.
fume. Also limited quantity OF DINER
standard 80 cent oJOTs Mt 20 cents per
ounce. BENTLEY x HILL,
n. uyyiats
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Notice OF Removal.
NJ. klpp, Tho candy mau has move,
10 III South West rsmple.
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iostuIlce corner.
a beautiful art study free with puF.
Chasea u 5u cents,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-30

4ie.hi Arrtts ana Bspari 10 Ssg Lals
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-30
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-30

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