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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-19
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. r Young are in Chicago.
Hon. Thomas J. Mann, of Sullivan, is In
the city.
DR.. B. H. HARRISON, of Waveland, is in
the city.
Miss J. A. Turner has returned from
New York.
visit to Chicago.
Mr.. G. ". Ryan leaves to-day for Chicago
to be gone several days.
Mr.. w. d. Allison has returned from
spending a week in Chicago.
Miss Elizabeth Ketcham entertained a few
friends informally last evening.
The third of the Schliewen Quartet con-
certs will be given this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Traub have
returned from a visit to California.
Mrs. John Hamilton Serff VIII entertain
the B. w. Club Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Young and the Misses Richey are
guests of Mrs. Post, in Woodruff Place.
Mrs. Allison, of Charleston. Ill.,, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. j. w. Minor, on Cherry
street.
DR.. and Mrs. p. H. Jameson have re-
turned from a two months trip in the
South.
Miss Lille Reese will go to st. Louis soon
to visit Miss Won starkloff and attend
the opera.
Mrs. oscar Huey and Miss Emma WATSON
have gone to Florida to spend a month
or six weeks.
Mr.. L.. NJ. Wainwright has returned from
Noblesyille, where ne made a short visit
~ hAo oACH'
Mrs. John Ross, of Addison. is visiting her
sister Mrs. j. A. Mckinney, on North
Meridian street.
Miss Alice Nesbit, of Muncie. is visiting
Mississippi street.
Prof. George wv. Benton and family will
leave soon for Saratoga Springs. N. Y, to
spend the summer.
Miss Daisy Clark and Miss Nell briggs
will return from Oxford Friday to spend
the spring vacation.
Mrs, Thomas Dean was at home in
Bessie Taylor, of Brooklyn.
Mrs. G. S. Burbank, of Oklahoma, will
arrive TOMORROW to attend the funeral of
her sister, Mrs. Kate Dodd Wallick.
Mrs. w. w. Herod and daughter Lucy
and Miss Sue Winter returned yesterday
from a visit of several months in Europe.
Mrs. William Scott will give a reception
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott a dance at the PROXY
laeum the 10Th.
Mrs. Emil Wulschner has been invited to
next week on the occasion of the depart
ment encampment, G. A. r.
Mr.. Thomas H: Mclean has returned
f ron a visit to New York; Mrs. Mclean.
main East some time longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Johnson viii give a
nInner fT 10 g,s evening to DR.; L. F. Page,
20 for a four months absence.
Mrs. f. c, Gardner was at home inform
ally yesff or nrs af5ernoon to receive her
formerly Miss Josephine Gardner, of this
city.
The fourth section of the Free Kinder
garten will give a reception this afternoon.
from 2 to s o'clock. at the residence of
Mrs. j. j. Cooper, No. 400 North Meridian
street.
The members of the Third section of the
Second Presbyterian Church will give a re-
ception this evening in the church parlors in
honor Of Rev. and Mrs. Edward Beach. Mr..
Beach Is the new assistant pastor of the
church and Mr.. Miiburn is DESTROYS that an
attend.
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WASHINGTON, March 1S.-For Indiana
Fair; Slightly cooler in southern porlon'
~easterly winds. Rt
For Ohio-Fair; winds shifting to east
erly.
For uIinois-Fair in northern, local show
ers in southern portion; ~easterly winds;
stationary temperature.
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Fred Rogers rriburations.

Fred Rogers. a seventeen-year-old boy liv-
ing on Second street. was arrested last
night on a warrant charging him with throw
ng stones. The boy says hat two dogs
colored man who accused him OF causing
the dogs to fight. He says that when he
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-19
indianapolis, March is.
Special Horse Thief Detectives.

The County Commissioners issued COM
missions yesterday TO the following special
constables at the request of the Clermont
way, George KlIdow, Esta F.. Culbertson,
George 7. Bradley, John v. Carter, George
+. Tansel, John f. McClelland, Amanda
Jones, Asher n. Miller and Il. NJ. Clark.
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And fauItless teeth in a lovely mouth Is one
of It's greatest charms. Be careful OF your
teeth, and preserve them by using Sozo-
don't, that charming dentifrice. which Is
perfectly harmless and absolutely indis-
pensable COR the toilet
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-19

To be taken eyerywhere-on a journey or
at home. 1t is always good. It outranks
all other bottled beers. IT'S brewed spe-
Tally for family trade. Delivered to any
part of the city by Lieber Brewing
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denied the accusation the colored man
struck him with q saw and then had him
arrested for throwing stones.
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GUE--H
Special to the Indianapolis journal.

MUNCIE, Ind. March 18.-This evening
Merrill s. league, city editor of the Morn
ing News, was married to Miss Addah B.
Hair. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
son Hair, of Pendleton. The parents OF
both, who reside in Pendleton, objected,
and the bride came here to take part in the
ceremony.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-19
CTARK-TINES
Special to the INDIANAPOLIS Journal.

Spetidi W II AidiaiipoitS JOuTndl-
ELWOOD. Ind. March 1S.-Charles A.
Clark, Western Union operator of this
city, and Miss Ruby Lines, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. y. Lines, were united in mar
riage last night at $50 O'Clock at the home
OF the brides parents by Rev. IT. NJ. Guild,
of the First NJ. r. Church.
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.FALLING OF WOMB"

Mrs. FRANK CAM
FIELD. of East Dickfa-
son, Franklin Co., ~.
", writes ; / deem it
my duty 70 express my
deep, heartfelt graft
tude to you for having
been the means, under
Providence, of restor-
ing me TO health, for I
have been by spells I'M
able TO walk. My
troubles were of the
womb - i~nflammatory
and bearing down sem
sations and the doctors
all said. they could not
cure the.
Twelve bottles of DR..
Pierce's wonderful Fl
has cured me-"
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PeffisDryGOOdsC CO

Enslish,.-CoIored Vaudeville.

The Halliday sisters coiored vaudeville
company gave a fairly meritorious per-
Torrance of it's kind at English's last night.
The audience was largely in the balconies,
and at times was noisily enthusiastic, call
ing out a number of encores. The min
strel numbers constituting the first part
compared with other colored minstrel acts.
There was any amount of singing, dancing
and cracking of jokes. Later on in the
programme the Halliday sisters give a duet
with vaudeville business" The Oriole
quartet is made up of measurably we'll
drilled singers, and was repeatedly called
back. The double-toned whistling act of
Charles Mahoney suggests the possibilities
of a new line of work unless, indeed, it be
too rare an accomplishment. As yet Ma
honey'S double noteSN come only in spots.
The performance closed with a plantation
skit called "Lucinda's Birthday" The en-
gag ement closes tonight.
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ON THE ROAD

to recovery, the
young woman
who is taking
Doctor Pierce's
Favorite Pre-
s~cription. In
nlaidenhood, wo-
manhood, wife
hood and moth
erllood the Pre-
s%cription is a
supporting tonic
and ~nervine
that's peculiarly
adapted to her
T-A
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The Powers Entertainment.

The reserve seat sale for Leland T. Pow
ers at the Y. NJ. c. A. tonight exceeds that
of any other entertainment given there this
season. "The King and the Poet is the
latest play Mr.. Powers has added to his
repertoire, this being the first season he
has given III.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-19
WEATHER BUREAU FIGURES.

temperature Records Yesterday
Morning and Last Night.
G. +. r. Wappenhans, local forecast off,
cial of the Weather Bureau. furnishes the
following observations taken yesterday at
the places and hours named:
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An Old woman,s Suicide.

CHICAGO, March 18.-Mrs- Catherine
Krupka. ninety years old. was found dead.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-19

Mrs. Barry in Gossip The expert is a
member Of the largest and most important
his appraisal of the jewels worn by Mrs.
Langtry in Gossip gives their value as
ysPyigV- ba ! ms be aoes yd not not i ne Mrs tne gg sry
in the vaults at Messrs. Tiffany's establish
ment for safe keeping. and which she does
Gossip This collection has been insured
by Messrs. Tiffany for 100000. Mrs. Lang
her should be stimulated by means of tales
concerning her diamonds, but the matter
has been SO widely discussed and so many
and varied estimates made of their value
that it has been deemed necessary to have
the question settled In an authoritative
manner"
Nine. Rejane in .Ma C~ousine.,
Last night at Abbey's Theater, New
York. Nine. Rejane changed from Sardou's
Sans Gene TO Henri Meilhac's ma Cous-
inc" a piece which ran for three hundred
consecutive performances in Paris.
The story is that of an actress who I'M
dertakes to cure the husband of her cousin
of flirting and does SO by making love to
him herself, and then showing him the folly
of his ways. In the second act Nine.
Rejane executes the naturalist dance" of
the popular French balls, and this made
the hit of the play in Paris. Riquette is
one of the most popular roles of the great
French actress, as it was the first to give
her the great fame which she enjoys in
On Friday ard Saturday nights la Mai
son de Poupee' Qbsen's "a Doll House')
will be presented. Nine. Rejane's interpre-
tation of Nora created a profound impress
sion in Paris. so much so that the run of
Mime. Sans-Gene" was interrupted to al
low of the performance of the play on GER
tain evenings of the week.
Haddon mber "John-a-Dreams."
"John-a-Dreams,"- a play by Haddon
Chambers, had its first production at the
Empire Theater, in New York, last night.
The drama excited a great deal of dis
cussion in London on account of the frayed
character of it's heroine, which part is taken
by Viola Allen. Henry Miller plays the
part of an opium-eating poet.
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Mondays Local Observations.
Gold from, Abroad.

Gold from Abroad.
NEW YORK, March 1S.-The steamship
Lucania, from Liverpool. brought 81, 10000
in gold bars t. August Belmont & Co,
and the La Gascogne, from Havre, brought
4,0Ce. 600 francs in gold. The latter is in
transit to Havana.
America makes the finest brand of cham
payne, Cooks Extra Dry Imperial. 1t is
delicious, fruity and pure.
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neeuS, IeguidtinS,
strengthening and cur
ing the arrangements
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-06

20 the satisfaction Of tho people.
a grand display Of fireworks In thu
evening wound up ons Of tho pleasant.
est celebrations ever witnessed In the
Temple city. A ball IN Tuitle's hall
In tho evening was thrODged and o
good time enjoyed by the dancing
community.
A sad death occurred here yesterday
morning. Mrs. II. ~. Bradley died,
leaving n large family, TIRE youngest
only few hours old. She was the
wife Of II. NJ. Bradley, proprietor oil
Funk's Lake.
Manti is improving quite fast; many
fine dwellings have nten erected OF
late. Messfs. futile q Go. are extend
ing their business block, and alto
gothor tho town 10 on the march
forward.
This IL quite a confer for wool ehip'
ping. The price OF that staple article
10 advancing; the last week compc,il'
ora are very no,ivo and figures are be-
coming more satisfactory to the pro.
ducsrs. ID.
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ROBBED WHILE DRUNK.
A Ytrdant Idaho Miuer Falls Into tho
Clutches Of a Pair Of schtm-
Ing IIold.ups.

At 10 O'Clock Last night daring rot-
berry, o. which John Anderson is the
victim, occurred on Fifth we,t
between Third and Fourth South
streets. Mr.. Anderson is a miner
from Idaho, and came into town rt-
Gently 10 . end the Fourth. Yester-
Jay he started out with about 1920 aud
met two men with whom he soon 10.
came very familiar. Ths men drank
ut number Of saloons and ate dinner
At restaurant on Second South.
When ev ming came and Anderson
had became worry dtunk, the men In
iuoed him to accompany thea to the
western part OF tho CITY, whore they
robbed hi,n without dillaulty.
Anderson could furnish the police
with only very poof account Of the
men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-06
SALT LAKE CITY, July 4, 1895.
Desert Aews Publishing TO-, City.

Genilemou-In reply to your quts-
ilou, Why dld we withdraw auvet-
iisoment "Dics July iit," after It, ssc.
On1 issu,2 We raj an overatock OF
the article, advertised, and believed u
striking notice would fleet q sale. IL
and the low prices did quicker than
anticipated.
From Juno lat TO 18Th, while sdvsr-
tisement run, our receipt OF letters
doubled, ana additional help was ON.
ployed 10 answer same. Inquiries ara
still received with every mall, refer
ring TO the goods advertised.
Kindly give this space in your next
Issue, that your patrons and ours may
understand why the nj was with
drawn, and 10 further notify your
readers that our Clearance Sale In stlll
90, and on application we will furnish
a list Of articles which We are still
Offering low for cash, from our ware
rooms, Salt Lake City, amongst
which arc many ssasonaOle goOjS,
uauful 10 tho farmer. TanoheT, black
tm'th and whselwfight now. W.
know the value OF your paper AZ an
advertiser & medium. Respectfully,
COOPERATIVE wAGOs & MACHINE
COMPANY,
GEo. r. ODELI, Gen. Mgr.
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With the Crooks.

George Benson. alias "5lim" Math-
ews, plead guilty yesterday afternoon
to charge OF vagrRpcy. Benson De.
posited sg5 anu was allowed to 20 on
his own recognlzance. Trial was SGT
for this morning. II IL supposed
that Benson has departed by this
time.
w. NJ. Smith, u eolored man, plead
guilty TO n charge Of battery. Seu-
tence was suspended until today.
jim Hamilton, arrested for being
drunk yesterday, left t5, and falling tU
appear, his money was declared for.
iclted.
John Doe deposited $40 for using OBJ
scene language, he also Jailed TO make
his Appearance, and the money de.
pUriteJ was forfeited.
BeI Johnson was fined 81 for steal.
ing n ride.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-06
TIKI UTAH COMMISSION.
Name OF the Registrar for salt Lake
County Win Probably DO Made
Known Friday.

The Utah Commisslon will not
meet again until Friday next. Among
other business that will receive Atton.
ton from that body At that time will In
all probability BIO that OF tue appoint.
msnt Of a registrar for Salt Lake
county for the snauiug election.
80 FAR 10 known there ATE but three
candidates IN tho Held Tor tue place.
They are Joe. Cohen, who filled that
position last year, H.. L.. Sloan aud
sx.COunty CLERK MelOy.
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May Attempt Suicide Again.

A young woman who hides her
anteoodents behind the name OF Hazel
Rogers on sccount Of her abandon.
meat OF home life for that OF tho sinful
ways Of the class OF which she 10 now
a member IL being closely watched by
her companions IN n Second South
street resort for foar that she may
make another attempt 10 take her own
life. The second effort IN that direc-
ton was made yesterday, when che
swallowed large amount OF morphine.
Unrtquio,od love II saiI to DO the
ciuso u her rash aitempta at self.
destruction, and a. sho IL sliIl very dis.
oonsolate II Ia thought she has not yet
givenup tho IDEA Of assisting herself
from mortality,
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SANPETE ITEMS.
Tho Fourih-A Sad Dcath-Duslness
and other Notes.

MASTI, July 9th, ls95.-Yes,srdAy
everybody seemed to be inspired with
patriotism. A large body Of citizens
assembled at the tabernacle to listen TO
line program well rendered. q. T..
Bench acted rs marshal OF the day, J &.
IL. wodskow chaplain, aud DR.. J. NJ.
Tanner made the Grafton IN a mastery
style; W. X. Reid read the Dsclara.
ton OF Independence In u manner
seldom heard, AMI speeches were made
by Judges Joseph Judd and J. &.
Cochran; music, songs, recitation,
oie., made up n very hno PROCLAIM
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Not Tailor Bergen.

Tho NEWS last evening contained n
paragraph Ia Ito police iIsms In which
an account was given OF tho conviction
OF one John Bergen for drunkenness
AMI HI. imprisonmvHt Ia the city jail
for sperlod,o. Ave dnys. The vol know n
tailor VI the same name G-s.fes ~ al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-06

The News Is requested to publish
tbs following:
Tho Eighth quorum Of Elders will
moot Ia tbo Thirteenth ward on Mon
day evening, nj 1850 o'clock.
Tho regular monthly mcoling Of the
Sixteenth quorum Of Seventies will be
hold on Monday evening next, July stu,
Ia tho First ward assembly hall, NJ 1850
o'clock.
Tho Third quorum Of Elders will meet
In the Eighth ward needing house ON
Monday evening mex ~ 800 o'clock. A
full attendance IL desired. Thomas Ger
rard, President
Rsorganlzod Church u Jesus Christ Of
iattor-day saints Mission chapel, Soc
ond Souti, between Second and Third
last; Sunday school ut 10; sacrament
service at II ami preaching In the oven
ing at 1880.
Tho Thlftieth quorum OF Seventies
will hold their regular monthly meeting
on Monday evening, at 1880, In the Nine
teonth ward meeting house. An inter.
ostlng program will be rendered. AL
members requested 10 DO present.
The regular meeting oi tho Fourth
quorum " Seventies Will DO hold la tho
Tweniy.drsi wari meeting house, Mon.
day evening, July 5lh, at $50. A full
tendance h desired; business NJ Import.
Rnco to transact W. \. owen, Soc'y.
A. tho Y. NJ. Q. A., Holmos building
I'll State street, tomorrow At pm, D
special patriotic service will bo presontod
under the direction OF Prot, IL. u. Quay,
The program will consist of short ad.
drorsoA by Rev. T.. q. Hunt and Mr. H.
q. Ragnon, musical numbers by MezsrH
Dougiaa and lnglor, tho Methodist quar-.
tetto, aud Prot QuAy'z choral class. Thi'
service will DO open TO both mon and
women.
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A STIRRING TIME


Is apt to follow the breaking Of a shell
but the result in the case OF our fresh.
laid eggs Is immensely satisiactory
There isn't hen acknowledging Uncle
SANS authority, that wouldn't be proud
OF our eggs, which arc now only Is
cents dozen. You're bound to fancy
Our groceries, too. staple, fancy and
green, fresh from the garden and farm.
and as welcome to the table as an TIM.
brella is in the sun. You can make
almost anything out Of prime groceries
"a meal for instance, and no meal was
ever ground that was half so fine as
those composed Of our table tcmpia.
tons and delieacies. How do you like
these tastes OF our quality? Fruit Jars,
pints, so cents; quarts, yoc; hall gal.
Ions, 81 IS per dozen.
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Hughes, of all Leavenng Pows-Latest U. Govt Report
R(>:A!,!I! RBsxI',s
ABS0EUTEEX PURE
ABS@E9TEEX PURE

nounce to hll friends and 10 tho public
thst he was not the individual In
que,tion. This statement esems alto
rother unnecessary In view OF tho fact
that SIR. Berger IL sober and clrcuui-
srect man. However. tho explains.
ton IL made ~ order that no possible
Injury MAJ result to him.
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Assignee sale Ut the Burton.Gardne'
Lumber Yard nud Planning niIi
Plant.

The unGonlgned assignee will sell,
on Wednesday, July 10, 1895, al Il
O'clock, noon, 10 the highest bidder
for cash, at the Bu:.on-GaTdner CONF
psny's former tillee, on State street
between Eighth and Ninth South,
Salt Lake city, Utah, tho entire plain
ing mill plant and lumber yard Of said
company, consisting OF about one and
one quarter acres OF land, with rail-
way switch, lumber fhe1s, one two.
story barn, one three-r ON frame rect
donce, one large wc-siory frame plain.
ing mill, fully equipped with the latts,
improved mEchlr cry. including Hu
electric dynamo Of 3O.honc power.
Also one large MOsltr safe OF 1900
rounds weight, In good condition.
A lso q number OF fence machines and
other personal property formerly
owned by said Burton.Gardnsr com.
pany.
Alto all tho interest Of said Burton.
Gardner company and said assignee in
three certain frame residences, two Of
seven rooms and one of six, With
water attachments, situated on lot Q,
bloch 33, plat "B," Salt Lake city sur.
vsy, Utah.
5sid property viii be sold In bulk OF
separate parcels, ~ may beat suit tho
purchasers.
For further particulars and for de.
scription Of property apply TO the un.
derhigntd at his office In the Drserst
National bank building, Salt Lake
CITY, Utah.
OSCAR w. MoYLE,
AtslguSe Burton. Gardner COmuAuy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-06

Cortcl takoa the novice with hardly an
oNorIlon.
Thatcher, we'll, Frank has been doing
something since he got onto u good
wheel Did YOU SEQ him on June IL b.
break the worlds onc.ihlri milo record ?
And how he did make Things whistle on
tue Fourth, when he took tho ono.
quarter aud twO.thirda milo counts.
breaking the STATE record, and that too.
against wind fcayy enough To blow
YOU out of your pantaloons. Aud how
Woilor did ride IN the one mile scratch
event. Why, his competitors did not
seem 70 loo In II for moment: and then
came smith, Fred May aud Cortoz, TAX
ing seconds and thitdS. I'LL YOU could
not help but cry ont, "ris II HANDLERS
day."
Why don't you ride a good wheel 2
Come aud see tbom.
How about Fishing Tackle? wo hayo
mo hno stock. Come aud goi ono VI our
new catalogues, ifco O all.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-06
Logan Temple Notice.

The Logan Temple will close on Fri
day, July l9,h, 1895, and open again
on Tuesday, August 9Th.
NJ. W. MERRiLL, President,
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ORSERgT EVENING NEWS.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

Regular services Of the Church Of
Jesus Christ Of Lai,er.day Saints will
BE- hold tomorrow ut 9 O'Clock In tue
Tabernacle; Sunday Schools In the
various Warts nj 10 s.m.,and meetings
In the city Ward Assembly R.oms anu
lulAcrnt wards a. lOllOWti
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Notice

Persons holding duo bills RRainii
Teasdcl a Sons, will please present
them at 1884 Main Street, for payment,
at Ouce.
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scandinavian Meeting. ~ Assembly HAL,
loan.
Gcrman Meeting. At sociA Hail, i0a.m.
Home missionaries Ia the city
wards tomorrow evening.
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Temnln Notice.

The Manti Temple will close on the
10Th Of July, and open ON the 9Th Of
August, 1895.
JOHS ID. 7. MCALLIsTER,
President,
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Taylor, Romnsy, Armstrong Go. nrb
still delermi usd to have complete
stock, for they have Just received au-
other car Of sash aud doors and several
cars OF finishing lumber, Oregon fir aud
common pine. But prices are at bid
fach
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-06

., The burlington route 10 the only
line running dining cars ON the "a
"a carrie" plan, bStwesn Dsnvsr and
omaha, Kansas CITY and ChicAgo.
Passengers have to pay only for what
they eat. 10 sure that your ticket,
Isad via the Burlington route.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-06

Wen, what do you think Of the result
Of Cycle races nn the Fourth Same Old
story, Eh? They talk about hest /,
There IA but one bosi, tho