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 seonnd EegiIuens Ann ~ Interior greatly
 Heautitied-sh Booths and rhose Who
 Will Have Charge of Them-Fair Begins Tomorrow Night.
 The Interior of the Second Regiment armory Is fast changing its appearances, A corps of carpenters, working busily, are responsible for the evolution. The many pretty booths which have been constructed for the St. Mary's R. c. church fair are being put in place, so that at the time of opening, the place will have most beautiful appearance. There Is to be q representation of a mountain at the east end, on which will be devious pathways leading to the | gallery. The squad room is to be used as a place for side show, in which | several of the Sunday school children are to give a Brownie entertainment. The booths, eleven in number, are to be arranged along the side walls. Inter- spersed among these are to be exhibits by merchants and dealers. An elaborate program has been ar- ranged for each night, and the indica- tions are that the fair is to be a suc- cess far beyond the greatest expecta- ton of it's managers. The booths have all been designated and assigned, and will soon be given over to those who are to have them in charge.
 The booths and those in charge are as follows:
 St. Rose guild-Miss Mary Downes, Mrs. John J. McPartland, Mrs. John Neeson and Mrs. Joseph Gallagher | Temperance-Miss Theresa Kilcran Mrs. William F. Donnelly, Mrs, Peter McKeon and Miss Maud Kennedy.
 Holy Nauve society--Mrs. Sarah Hughes, Mrs. James Monahan, Mrs, John Cooney and Mrs. Joseph Dolan. l Chapel-Mrs. John L, Sheridan, Mrs. Mary Dooley, Mrs John Welch, Mrs Thomas Hughson, Mrs. Joseph Miller.
 sodality-Miss Mary Lynch and Miss Esther Cassidy.
 Choir-Miss Mary Sullivan and Miss Marie Ward.
 1 Junior choir-Miss Mary Daly, Miss Amy Dunn and Miss Lottie Grimes. | Candy-Mrs. J. B. Scranton.
 Flower-The Misses Creevy and l Klem.
 Parish-Mrs. William Geary, Mrs. John F. Gaffey and Mrs. Thomas shan l ley.
 i Ladies' eshments-Mrs. Albert l North, Mrs. John Reilly, Mrs. James F. ! Rrannigan and Mrs. B. Rohan. The fair will begin tomorrow even- l ing and will continue until December l ?, inclusive. It will have an excellent 1 program each evening. and the Second regiment band is to furnish music for i dancing.
 1 In addition to those named as having ] charge of the different booths there l will be several assistants in each booth. i In the candy booth Mrs Scranton's s assistants are the Misses Josephine Reynolds. Rose Weleh, Margaret and Josephine Hogan, Edith Scranton, and Josephine Maher. There will be two little candy misses, Mary Scranton and Bessie Sweeney, who will go about the 1 floor
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Hist nf uaianfa

Issued from the United States patent office, Tuesday, November 19, 1895, for the state of Connecticut, furnished us from the office of Earle & Seymour, solicitors of patents s6S Chapel street, New Haven, Conn:
 ?, Armand, Bridgeport, and A. Rais, Waterbury, machine for casting hollow ingots.
 w. 4. Bean, assignor to W. P Weaver, New Haven. crank shaft for bicycles.
 W. c. Browne, assignor to Browne & Dowd Mfg. Go, Meriden, tack pull Ter
 T. Euphrat, Darien. sash fastener. c. w. Holbrook, Windsor Locks, tel 1urian
 W. Houghtaling, Bridgeport, steam engine indicator
 IT. E. Sargent, assignor to Sargent & Co, New Haven. master key pin lock. A. E. Stone, Windsor, wrench.
 w. R. Willetts and F. T. Lewis, jr., assignors to American Pin company Waterbury, machine for heading down rivets of bicycles chains.
 DESIGNS.
 T. Corscaden, assignor to Stanley works, New Britain, shelf bracket.
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FIT FOR A KING.

Beware of Patent Lesthsr Shoes made of car rage csvers aRd old style machine sswsd shoes, that are offered by dealers for $500.
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Yellow Fever in Galveston Harbor.

Galveston, Nov 20.-The eases of ill., ness heretofore reported aboard the British ship Helen, Captain McNeil, have developed into yellow fever. The Helen arrived here last Wednesday from Para, Brazil, with two sick sea- men and an unclean bill of health. On that account the vessel was detained at quarantine, where she now lies with six men on the sick list, one of whom has a we'll deleyoped case of yellow fever. There is no danger of the dis ease spreading.
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Too Tired 10 Smile
Weak, Weary and Worn
Dizziness, Impure Blood d-cured by
 Hoods.

Many weak and worn-out women know just what this means. In totally
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rfations (on theme by Handel.
campos Promises Reform.

Madrid, Nov, 20.-A Havana dispatch says that the Constitutional Union par ty of Cuba has held a meeting at Mat anzas and renewed it's assurance of ad- hesion to the government. General Martinez Campos was present at the meeting and expressed himself as con- fident that reforms would be introduced in Cuba by the government at the ear- Hest opportune moment.
 The dispatch also says that the rebel leader Maxine Gomez has issued an other order commanding the laying waste of plantations and the burning of buildings thereon, and threatening with death all persons rendering assist ance in the gathering of crops.
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Maisstic's Rouah Voyage.

Queenstown Nov 20.-The White Star line steamship Majestic, Captain Smith, from New York November 13 for Liver pool, which arrived here this morning reports having encountered heavy gales and high seas on Monday and Tues day. The sea is still very high and she was compelled to enter the harbor to land her passengers and malls here, the rough water preventing the use of tender.
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The k ungpaI piaa ter.

Victoria, B. C., Nov. aoThe steam ship Empress of China, which arrived here last night reports a terrible fatal ity at Kinehow Bay late last month The boilers on the troop ship Kungpai exploded, and this was followed by the explosion of magazines. All save 15( out of 800 men found death in the flre or smoke.
 The survivors are now at Kinchow hospital, and an inquiry is being con, ducted by the captain of the steamship Irene.
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01Chupch Street
REGIsTRARs, NOTICE.

 rTHE Assistant Registrars of the several < voting districts of the town of New Ha- ven will be in session on Tuesday, Nov 18th, and Thursday, Nov Fist, 1885, from 3 Il. n. until D. m., for the purpose of reyis- ing and correcting the list of '' old voters." NJ name will be added to the list after Fri day, Nov. p, 1895. Places of meeting arc as follows viz: lsi Disttict-Konold's coal office, 50 Church street.
 I'd liistrict-Plumb's joiner shop, 14s Oak street
 Sd Distriet--l50 George street. 4th District-Plumbs cigar store, a79 West Water street. 5th District-Rasidence of A. c. Snel, 1o5 Wooster street. 9th District-4 -42 St John street. Tth iistriet-lT3 Hamilton street. 8th Disttiet--854 State street. 9th Dstrict--Beuham feed store, 27 Broadway.
 10th Dstriot--John Bells shoe store. 29s Elm street.
 llth District-E. A. Johnson's grocery store. S6 Ferry street. I2th Dstret--!a63 Grand avenue. 18th Dstrict-Offioe The Griest Mfg Co.,, Westville.
 14th-C. W. Hefningway's store, East Grand avenue.
 15th District-Thorp's grocery store, Four Corners.
 FRED BRICK L. AVERILL, n15 St Town Registrars.
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pADEREU UsKT,
Program for the Great Pianist's Recital Next Tuesday Afternoon.

1 Paderewski will give a recital at the
 Hyperion on Tuesday afternoon, De-
 cember 3. at 2:3O. The following is the program:
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4 TEA
Hx Willing circIe of Kinga, Danchters.

By Willing Circle of Kings Daughters.
 The tea to be given by Willing cir cle of the Kings Daughters of the Col lege street church at Miss Maude Man waring's home, S7 Howe street, to-mor- row afternoon and evening will no doubt be largely attended The hours will be from 4 until 6 and until 10
 Light refreshments will be served and candy and cut flowers will be on sale.
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Beehuanaland Chiefs Visit Queen Victoria

London, Nov. 20. - Bechuanaland chiefs, Khama, Sebele and Bathoen, who have been in London for some time seeing the sights and being entertained by distinguished persons, paid a visit to the queen at Windsor this afternoon and delivered their presents to her majesty, who presented suitable gifts in return.
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T, Corscaden, assignor to Stanle works, New Britain, shelf bracket.
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PINEOLA COUGH BALSAM

deep seated cough, often aggravated by ca- tarrh. For catarrh use Ely's Cream Balm. Both remedies are pleasant to use. Cream Palm BOG per bottle Plneola Basam 25c, at druggists, In quantities of S250 will deliver on receipt of amount. ELY BROTHERS,
 SaTuTh&w 56 Warren street, New York.
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DESERET EVENING NEWS.
WAS = Long BATTLE.
Ended In the Thirty.sscond Round
When the Lights Went Out-Pre-
iimiuary Bouis

Thirty.two rounds OF an undecided
battle were fought In the rooms OF tbs
Salt Lake A,hletic club last night br'
tween Jack smith and Harry Gate
wood.
Both men hal during the long
struggle exhausted thomteive'. Gate
wood wns tie weaker VI the two when
the end came bu. his opponent did not
pesstss strength enough TO put MIN 10
sleep anu tho lights went out Just IN
time TO prevent luther work. Tine
was called aud Nh effort made to resioie
the light. That iAiilng, the contest
was declared dtaw and the proceeds
ordered divided between the pfiao =
pale.
Asa prelude 10 the regular battle the
SAMPSON Brothers INDUCED IN n foui-
round gpafring contest as did also
Gordon Colllns aud Dick Case.
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THE WYOMING COAL MINES.
An Accident In tbs U. z. No. 7-Notes
From Other Mines.
REp CASYos, Ulnts.
October ., 1856.

Rrp CASyos, Ulnts.
October Q, 1856.
To the Editor;
Tho health Of the people OF Almy Ia
far from being good. Tho malady 10
not confined to any one particular
elasr. but covers 10 somc extent, tho
old. middle aged and young.
Wa had u bad accident yesterday =,
the 2nd, at the u. Il, Ne. 7 mine; Ell.
win Blacker, late county commit.
sloner, was badly crushed internally.
although no bones are fractured, by n
fall OF rock. This rex fell about twelve
feet. lie was very III this mornln Z
and hal been quite restless all night; tn
mako the matter worse his VILE IN
away from home At their ranch In Star
valley.
Preparations are progressing for re-.
opening No. 90. u. mine, the property
OF the Rgcky Mountain Coal ana Iron
company. whore tho disaster OF Marc !
latt occurred, In which sixiy-aua men
sud boys lost theiE lives. The fan.
which Is twenty feat In diameter anu
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seven feet wide, with \ LAP Of six feet
ssveu inches plash boarit, will tut In
motion 5000 cubic feet OF sir per revc-
luton OF $4,000 cubic feet ror minute
at the Obituary speed OF twenty revciu.
lions In that tlmt; will be ready aud NJ
10 run in fBw days.
Mt. Joseph BIRD, milne fltemau, aud
Mr.. Jtseph Martin, firoman, are max.
Ing matters anu things tight in thu
uino 60 that in the course Of n few
wetbs we may ace this tnIne again In
iull operation.
The u. +. Nc. : mine Ia not doing
as well aa was ext ectod. IL IL only
working about four dry. q week. No.
0 mine IL working full time auu We
think that tha G.. T.. mines Will WORK
inll time all through the winter, and
there will he room for about forty or
perhape Tor sixty more mon by the let
Of November.
DIR. CANDLES report OF Elsaker THE
evening Ia that no fluids the internal
Injuries sustained arc not 90 serious AZ
at first expected
RICHARD II. HoDosoS.
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Religious Notices.

The News Is requested to publiah
the following;
Tho Ninth quorum Of Elders will moo.
In tho Eleventh ward moe ing house
Monday evening, Oct. Z, at $50 o'clock.
Tho Twonty-hraI quorum OF Elders
Will meet ia the Nineteenth ward meet.
ing house on Monday evening next at
1;JO o'clock.
The regular meeting Of tho ono Hun
dred and Filth quorum OF Seventy has
been postponed from Monday, oct. I un-
III Monday, Oct ~, ~ 1880 y. NJ, In tho
mcchug house, sugar House ward.
Al tho Y. NJ. q. A., Holmes building,
I'll State street, tomorrow at pm, there
Will DO - union service under ihoauspiccs
OF the Phillips congregational church
y. Z. ;. q. q. Address by Prof w. n.
1ibbals and special song service.
Reorganlzod Church OF jesus Christ Of
Ihtter-day saints, Mission Chapel, south
side OF Second south, between Second
aud Third East. Sunday school ut 10
a. IN. Communion services at II H. M.
preaching NJ IL am and 1880 Pun, by
nyrmn o. Smlthi prayer service
Modnosdays, NJ pm.
First Uni rrian society, Unity hall, A
East Toinplg slrcoi, Rev. Adoboft l..
llndson, minister. i,eguiar sorvlco. II
a.ni. subject OF hormOu, Faith In God -
Congroga'iona. singing led by tho choir,
with collections by Mrs. Greene. SUNDAY
school ~ 1880 the class In "lligher
Criticism under DR.. Utter will tn.s az
the first chapter OF Prof. Toys "Roliglon
OF Israel" A cordial invitation IN OK.
tended TO all.
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he CaEwgD HIS NOSE.
fred lass sprlng. Upon Clerk Walker
aud bites Him.

Fred Haas has long bean In the em'
ploy Of the cut House psoprietofs 81
a soft u a supernumcrary ami as such
bss came TO tbs conclusion that dis.
charging him would be out Of the .ques.
ton. A few days ago the ouse changed
sands and Has was given to under.
stand that hls term Of employment In
ihst os.Abiishmsnt hal come 10 a.
end. Haas, however, couldn't 500 Il
that way, aud has made h,n,,li tom,-
what obsoxlous ny Sill continuing IL
remain.
Las, evening II 10 said he insultcd
one u the female guests, and Clefli
Walker inleffered and drove him eli.
A low minutes later no Returned anu
spf!nsing uIon Walker, he Embedded
bio teeth IN tue clutk'i oliac,or anu toie
oif some OF the outside covering. Mr..
Waike' was at once pa, under ise care
Oi a physician, while this patiOi wagon
was caiItd tor anu Haze conveyed to
Headquarters here charge VI may hon
vas placed opposite his name.
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We guarantee as 10 be the 6ea
Cough Syrup manl.aclufei IN tne
whois wide world. IhA ssayi1g n
great deal, but III rue. For Con
sumption, Coughs Coldf, Sore
Throat, bofe Chesi, PNEUMONIA, hfor-
chi,is, Asthma, Group. Whooping
Cough, anu all dista'ss ~ tire Throat
snd Lurgs, we roNtiufy gudTortse
BaHdrd's Horch9uEd ayrup to be vita.
cut an tgusl on the Nneie lace OF tho
globe. II support q this statement
We refer u every Individual who hs,
aver utcd ,and 10 ovciy druggist who
has evef sold ~. hucn evidences IL It,
dlsgutable. Sold by z. Z. M. /. Drug
Department..
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Woman SUFFRAGE As,ocialion.

The annual convention Of the Ulah
Woman's SuItase association win be
held In tic FJurlc nth ward assembly
hall In thi, city on Monday, October Z.
The morning meeting will be held a.
10 O'Clock AMI VIII be an executive tci-
iion, TO which cot only delegates from
auxiliary associations will be- expected,
bat al members u w. q. A. In Ulsb
or clsowhefo are cordially invited.
The convention proper which COM
menco. AZ $3.50 y. m. villa be Orcn 10
tue public. Ofiicers for the ensuing
year are to be elected, and II Ia hopen
Afi Emma Smith De Val, an omlnort
suffsge speaker and organizer, will 10
present ana address toe convention.
T.. Is. WELLS, President.
NELLIE NJ. LITTLE, Secretary.
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A Sound Liver Makes a wsli Man.

Are you Bilious, Cona.ipa,sd OF
troubled with Jaundios, Sick Head.
ache, BAT Taste in Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue. Dyspepsls,
Indigestion, Hot Dry skin, Pain g.
Back and between the Shoulders, Chills
and Fever, etc. IL you hsvs any oil
these symptoms, your Liver Is out Of
order, and your blooi ~ slowly being
poisoned, because your Liver does not
act properly. HERniaE will cure any
disorder OF the Liver, Stomach OF
Bowels. IL has no equal hs n Liver
Medicine. Price 20 cents. Free trial
bottles nj u. &. Nj. 1. drug store.
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Noted Woman sulIragIsi.

Mrs. Emma Smith DE Val, who has
recently been organizing tutlrags asso.
cations ia the States Of Idaho and
Montana, arrived In this city today
over tbs Rio Gfando Western at lao
y. M, On route 10 Arizona and New
Mexico and will remain over two or
tnroe days. Mrs. Do Val has u nation
al reputation as a pubic lecturer anu
oTganizer and IL sent out by the Ma
tiOnal Suffrage ASSOCIATION.
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nnii.rh.. rnnn r.inlmAn,.

Mn. Hsmlltor, Camhildgs, Ills,
sayf: l had the rheumatism ~ bad 1
could not raise my hand TO my head.
BaiiaTd's Snow Lb,msHt hRs entirely
cutcd me. I take pleasure Ia Inform
ing my ncighbofs and friends what Il
has done tor me. Char. Handley,
clerk for Lay 4 Lyman, kswsntr,
Ill.,, advises us SHolg LlniDisat cufsd
bin OF Rhtumatlsu. Why not tsy
~ II viii surely 90 you gooe. ltcures
all iLilamma,iop, Wounds S9feg, CEis,
Spralpr, etc. Sold ~ Y. &. NJ. /.
Drug DEPARTMENT.
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Tho direct line to Kansas City, st.
Louis and Atlantic teahoafd, Is via
the Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
oars, and all connections made In
Union depots In the day tims. II you
ere going East aud caro- for n daylight
ride through the grsndest scenery OF
the Rocky Mountains en- route, see
that your ticket reads via Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair ears
positively free 10 holders Of regular
train tickets.
IL. u. KoosER, g. +. 4 T.. A.,
II Morlsn Block, Sal, Lake City.
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LOOK OUT FOR
COUNTERFEIT BILLS.

s'o,ooo worth Of the fnsst new and
secondhand furniture and sioycs 10 h.
sold within thirty days. Our prices are
very low because We must sgll. 100
cook and heating stoves to be sold iof
cost. Come and get your pick ffL /.
y. l.. secondhand store, IS ias; Second
south street Telephone J. We lei
on easy payments.
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FALL GOODS
COMING NOW.
Wooden Goods a Trlfle Higher
Than Laot Fall, Cotton Fab
rios and Sowing silks have
Also Advanced In Prico.

We have selected cloth thl, fall with
tho idea that we are to have an Improve.
mont In trade. And that ar customer.
will want be ter suits than hey have
leon buying for tho past three wears.
Therefore we purchase from the most
: lab man riaciurers. am have seleci-
60 oVort latest palcfns,wi nout rbgaid
100 lc4 ichf extra cost over goods oi last
o. de.igns. Wa have also made
r1mn Of O ahls changes In our manufic.ur.
lug dopifimsni. NOhhe among tho's
" engaging the service, ~ one OF tho
most reliable aud bo-t known cutters In
tho CITY, 80 our custnnors are trvlng no
exp riment by placing orders with ~.
With regard TO uiicrs We still adhere
TO our motto OF giving our cusiolnu's he
greatest value possible Tor thor money.
Being satisfied with very small profits.
We have also looked aiior tho interests
81 our less fortunate customers, VINO do
not feel that they can afford 10 invest
5000 or moro in a tuit, but ttill likeio
dress In well iluing. well made, tasteful
appearing clothes, and Tor this Iads
have purchased n very carefully so'o' ei
limo OF American made goods. Those
goods are equal In neainess Of pat ern
and general appearance 10 those oi
foreign manufacture, aud nrO ~ excel
lent wearing qualities aud arc rep oseni-
ed by many INSCRIPTIONS d4aef- as
imported, aud Offered for sale by them
rs such a, prices much lower than the
Imported goods eau bo sold Tor, but a
much higher price than No are offering
the same goods for. From these good.
we are ready to on orders At ffom sl230
to $3.50 and give tho customers tie ben.
eff of having than cut and made by the
host skilled workmon In tho city, priNi-
lego we trust will be appreciated.
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GRAND EISTEDDFOD!
TABERNACLE Thursday Friday and Saturday Oct and

FIRST PERFORMANCES THURS.
DAY AFTERNOON, l;30 n M.-wbich
will include contests In The following.
Bands, Poems, Lidios' Quarietto, Reel.
tation, Tenor Solo, Contral'o Solo. Ward
Cholra.
SECOND PERFORMANCE. THURS
DAY NIGHT. 7i3O =. M.-uonlost, In
tho following: Ladies' Chorus. Welsh
Essay. Malu Quartelte, soprano solo,
Engli.h Essay, Piano Solo, Libislto,
Male Chorus.
THIRD PERFORMANCE, FRIDAY
NIGHT, $50 y. M.-Contest A. follows.
baritone solo. Tenor aud soprano Duet,
Harp Solo, Grand Choral Contest.
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Money earned here, means money
spent here. Forty-one employees
engaged In putting ap the new High
Grade Three Crown Baking Powder,
spices, Extracts, etc., for Hewlett
Bros. Cans, boxes, labels, etc, are
also made at homo by other work.
men.
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Genilem,n's Driving Club.

The Gsntlomen'a Driving club have
announced n meet for October slh at
Agricultural Park. An interesting
program has boon arranged for and
pr.Niding the weather Ia favorable u
good attendance will doubtless be
resent.
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rurlInr,e. nen,e plnlnr rnr,.

The Burlington route IL tho only
line running dining cars on tho "a
ia carte" plan, between Denver and
omaha, kansas City and Chicago.
Pnsssngers have TO pay only for what
they eat. he sure that your ticket,
Rad via the Burlington route.
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}. W. Whitehead Jr., agent for tue
celebrated Diamond Coal, ofilce 10
West, 2nd South street, first door
west Of Walker I.Os.' bank. Now
yards $50 South, 3rd West Street.
Ielepho one No. COS.
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Aid Society Gets IT,

By Unanimous agteemsn, tho lhreo
nowspaptrmsn who conducted the last
performance Of tho Gleason hprse show
today gave the proecsds-35 25-to the
Young Lsdios' Aid Society.
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by ordering your zeal from &. $.
Martin, you got It clean and promptly
delivered. Oiiias under MoCorniok's
Bank.
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u Is impossible TO make purcr or
stronger powder than Hewlett Bros.
New high Grade Three Crown Bals-
Ing Powder.
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70 our many customers aud friends,
who will visit this city during Comet
ence, We exluud a cordial invitation 10
call and see W. Once aud brewery
loo ,i-d nj corner Tenth East ana Fiith
South sireets. JACOB MoRiIz,
Manager.
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Keen Your deeds and other vAlu,biet, IN.
2ion's savings Bsak A Trust 90. Isnt b.
the year only nmouut. 10 few cent. nee
month, lAdies specially invited 10 call and
zee vaults.
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Coal.

d. J. Sharp hapdl,s all kinds Of coal.
coke and charcoal. Colorado Authra-
cite, all slzss, s9.75 per ton. Ofllee ~
South. Main Street. Telephone No.
590.
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The WomRn's scoop have renewed
from II West Temple 60 ~ Main So,
next door 60 J ohnson-PrAtt drug store.
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Weber Coal Company soil Lump
Coal .; $500; Stove. $3.50; y NJ, $500.
Clean coal and FULL weight. Tel all.