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Evening journal., 1895-11-07
Happy End Of a Pretty Romance.

One Of the prettiest little romances in
local history was brought into prominence
yesterday by the marriage in Dover OF
Herman Fowler Wilson. second son of
Rev ]. A. B Wilson, d. D. of New
York city, to Miss Ella May Sheffsr.
When DIR. Wilson began his work at
Dover, Young Herman began his court
ship. He met the object Of his love
when 10 years old and their wooing
began ct once, the case being instRn
taneous love that was mutual from the
start. The two were unhappy spart and
rejoicing when together.
Accordingly, when Herman reached his
ma ority, his parents who had always
looked smilingly upon the little love
story, gave the compile their blessing as
did also Mr.. and Mrs Francis B. ShsfIsr,
of Dover, parents Of the bride
They never even had a lovers quar-
rel, said DR.. Wilson. yesterday. who, in
company with Mrs. Wilson and the bridal
party, were returning from the wedding.
Only ths relatives Of the young couple
attended the wedding which took place
in the Presbyterian Church at Dover az
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Their Marriage at Dover Church.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DOVER, Nov. The Wilson Shaffer
ceremony was performed by Rev j. A
B Wilson. father Of the groom, assisted
by Rev. Joseph Brown Turner, pastor
OF the Presbyterian Church, OF this
town. The bride wore q dark navy blue
tailor made travelling gown with hat
and gloves to match. The happy couple
left on Che 3.47 train for a Pennsylvania
tour. on Monday, November II, they
will start for Los Angeles, Cal, whore
they will make their future home.
Evening journal., 1895-11-07

Mrs Jones Charles has an uncomfortable
spiriL"f Mrs. Smith-"lndeed Mrs
Jones-"Yes; he was two hours unlocking the
frOnt door early this morning. ."-Pick Me Up.
Evening journal., 1895-11-07
Wilmington school Of Music,

sos West street. now open. Richard
Schmidt, late OF Musical Academy. Phils q,
director. Mrs J R Milligsn, secretary.
Call for circulars. Terms moderate.
Evening journal., 1895-11-07
Luke-owens.

Miss Mary Otelis Ovens. of Piedmont,
W. Va aud William Allan Luke, OF this
city, were married yesterday at the
Evening journal., 1895-11-07
Fiinn-Barr.

Grace Church was decorated with
palms, ferns and chry last
night, In honor of the wedding Of Miss
Irene Barr, daughter OF Robert H. Barr,
and DR.. Irvine NJ. Finn The lsrgs su
ditorium was filed with the friends and
well-wishsrs OF bride and groom. who
had assembled to witness the ceremony
which was performed by Rev. Merritt
Hnlburd, d. D., at o'clock
The bride wore handsome gown Of
white duchess SAITH. She was unattended
save By the little flower girl. Miss Ava
Winner, who wore frock Of white silk
The ushsrs were William Barr, DR. Lewis
w. Finn, William G. Murgatrsyd, vii
liam w. Knox, John Q. Phillips and
Francis W. Heisler.
A reception was held from s to 10
O'Clock al the home Of the brides parents,
No. 9OS Jefferson street. After return
Ing from wedding trip South Dr.. and
Mrs. Flinn will live at No 400 West
Eighth street.
Evening journal., 1895-11-07

When ordering Cocoa or Chocolates, be
sure and ask for Huyler's. Purity and
flavor uneXcelled
Evening journal., 1895-11-07

1 have suffered throe OF four years with
liver trouble and dyspepsia. / began taking
HOod'a Sareaparilla and my strength return
ed" Mrs Annie Berry. ~. Georges, Del.
Hoods Pills cure all liver a s.
Evening journal., 1895-11-07

All communications intended for insertion
in this column should be addressed TO Society
Editor, care of the EVENING JOURNAL. Com
the paper only.
Evening journal., 1895-11-07
ITEMS OF IN ERssr

"What has Mrs. De Style done with the
money her uncle left hsrf" "She did intend
TO build house. but see che has come out
with new sleeves Ia two dresses instead -
Chicago lnter-Ocean.
Evening journal., 1895-11-07
HYMER'S BUSY DAY.
And Cupid Smiles Contentedly
on His Partners Work,
PRETTY BRIDES, HAPPY GRooMs

Marriage OF Hugh @. Brown and Miss
Ethel Parvis at middlstown-R Rsrm an
Wilson WEEDS Miss Ella May shafsr at
Dover-Other Marriage Ceremonies in
which delaware People Figure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-20
Az Object LESSON.


As at illustration VI zoe Nsy lusu-y
sometimes gtopes Nv toe dark, the case
Of W. W. rsyior. souih DAkots's de-.
iauiting state treasurer, h referred 70
oy tniCsGv paper. Taylor, 1t Will be
ieniemUcned, was sentenced to i've
years ia tue penitenllafy. Al pressh,
Ao - at liberty on bail until the 81.
rrems Court eau pnss on the Legality
OF toe senie1ce, It boiug claimed tnst
two years is toe maximum penalty 'Jy
his oirdre.
Anynyw, even II I Q sentence l.
cOniltnvd. his balance viii be some.
ming liae this
Total stealings confessed to dale... ilG5,Ol,
Restitution through JOudsmru,... CO.,. lyo, 90
Balance, sailed dowu......"... i!snob
That t. say, his ys.rIy saiAri S,.i
be s5S, iO5 % tor the entire term, winch
goes 90 rrOve shat i,f'slAuon' IL
necessary In order to prevent thieves
from earning money ~ siAyiug iu
tue penitontlary, Or virtually receiving
a salary equal to the, ' 'ue nigd.st
paid and m ct trusted -fiiela,s o, o b
United State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-20
"OLD" WOMAN rKOnPT As THE
"NEM."

There has been great deal said IN
this pApsrs OF late Of the effectiveness
with which the "new woman" will
apply her freshly acquired powers un.
der the changed state OF aflairs,ito CON.
pei the Steiner sex 10 dsler to her
wishes when she make, M her mind
,yr anything. In this respect she will
have to be pretty active TO surpass even
tue FIJI Islanders, In which place
womon are supposed 70 be almOst
Ia a condition OF Ansu ute sub.
lection, but which furnishes an
illustration that will compare IA.
y0nbly with anything tn It's line
reported from the emauti, a,cd woman.
Nows ha, ju,t Teen received Of an
execution at Suya, on the Islands
named. A native policeman ia Bu,a.
ritari aocOsted trader nameI Klaus.
soiser for drink anu was refused.
Shortly aitorwarI tue trailer was ~.
tackled anu horribly mp..iAlpd. He
neck was cur, his GgIumrn slashui,
aud he hat other wounds.
lie managed to crawl come
distance before to ulej. Tbs native
was arresle D., tried before the BTiusn
commissioner anu found guilty. The
comm sooner uid not to,l eml owerei
to order him nangel, aud the rlsoner
and all the witnesses were taken u
suya Ia steamer. There was another
trial, and this time the Prisoner mai.
confession aud ugclsFsd that t.r
principal witness for the ~ socution
had urged him 10 commit the deed,
The native policeman was tentsuced
TO be hanged, aud was executed In the
mott approved fashion, Tue Catholic
prlo,ts provided him with black suit
OF clothes and hung cross to neck.
lace about his neck. He died easily,
The body was buried after elaborate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-20
DO HORSES wEGr!

The interesting question IL discussed
10y the admiralty and HCrse Guards
Gasits. The paper says tnote IA q
well authenticated case OF a horse
weeping during the Crlmeau war.
ON the advance to tho heights Of Alma,
u battery OF artillery became exposed to
the IRE OF u concealed Russian battery,
aud IN the course OF u few minutes IL was
nearly destroyed, men aud horses
Killed and wounded, guns dismOunted,
and iimbors broken. solitary horse,
which had apparently oscar od uuhurt,
was observed standing with a tixod gaze
upon an object close beside hun; this
turned out to DO his late master, qui o
dead.
Tho poor animal, whom trooper was
despatched to recover him, was found
win cOpiOus tears lowing from his q, os:
anu 70 wa, only by main force that he
could DO dragged away from tho spot,
anu his uuoarhly erie. to go, back to his
master were hcarttondlng. ApfOpOs OF
tue Intense loNO that cavalry horse have
Tor music, u correspondent of tho Gasrur
wriic' that when tho Sixth dragons rec
comfy changed their quarters mare be-
longing To ono OF tho troopers was
taken 80 ill ~ to DO unable to proceed
on the journey tho following morn
Ing. Two days later, another do
inchmeut ~ tho same regiment. accom-
panied by tho baud, arrived. Tho sick
marc was Ia u loose box, but hearing tho
marital strains, kicked hole through
the sido Of her box, aud making her way
through tho shop of n tradesman, took
her place Ia tho troop before she was
secured and brought back To the stable.
But the excitement had proved too great,
and the subsequent exhaustion proved
h.al.-ScicHfifr ImCI1Jm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-20
BINGHAM'S FIRE.

Bingham has been smllten by
terrible holocaust. The town, which a
few weeks ago had a heavy loss by IRE,
has passed through = still more o..
lamitous experience, by which many
u the PEOPLE hsvo been rendered
homeless. Fortunately the season Of
the year IL such tlat thoy viii not
suffer from inclemrnoy Of this weather,
~ hut slight protection IL sufficient,
aud suitsble temporary quarters can
be- arranged.
From the report givou Of the eltua.
tiou, however, It Is clear TINT many o;
the suiiorets by the fire are In n meas.
IRE destitute Of means for the noccssi.
ties Of the lear future. They are
working people who, not having had
employ ent that provided them with
more than n subsistence from day 10
day, have lost household effects
and property TO an extent which
will probably will demand ~.
sistRnce from the outside. And. Ia
advance OF n prospective call for aid,
we suggest that there should I've no
difficulty or delay In procuring that
which Ia necessary. Ths amount that
may be required to keep the hou,elees
men, women and children In Bingham
from suffering as n result OF tue Gfe
hendr work 10 not very large. hut
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STRUGGLE FOR PURIFY.


The battle now going on In New
York for the enforcement OF the laws
against Sunday liquor selling, Ia onr u
interest to the whole country, for the
'esson that It must be- looked upon as
. test Of strength between tho two ole
nienis that contend for supremacy,
anu the nnal decision ono way or m.
other must have weight every where
where's reform movement IL carried
on. Mayor Strong recently declared
that the non.snfOrcomont OF the sun
day law had corrupted the police force
and TO some extent tue Judiciary Of
New York. lie says that he has been
told that his course In this matter will
inlure his political party, but that "the
present municipal government Of New
York belongs To no political party"
He will 20 forward In the work
and continue his efforts to on.
force this Sunday closing law TN his
administration ceases two and halt
years hence. lie believes that tho
larger part OF the population OF New
York CITY is with him, heat aud soul,
anu that no will DO successful.
On the other hand, there Ia a iormli.
Able opposition, voiced through the
press and otherwise. /, 10 elaine
that the efforts Of the mayor aud Po-
lice Commissioner Roosevelt arc ~
tyTannio rs to carry defeat with them
Friends Of morality look upon tAs
movement with much satisiaGlion. II
Ia plain, however, that reform, In order
to be lasting, must commence by plant
ing In the hearts OF the people desire
for that which Ia good and right. II II
TO be feared that IN the general excite
meut public teAohers are apt TO be car.
rlod away ana ieel that they arc dis,
charging their duty IA long rs outward
appearances can be kept ny, even II 1t /.
done only b. the aid OF politicians
always on the alert for opportunities
II thls, 20 some extent, IL tue case Ia
New York, the rigor Is apt ~ DO re-.
Taxed again, anu when the reaction
sets in, the returning tidal wave will
pass beyond any limit previously
reached,
New York reformers, and others
engaged In similar WORK, should con.
slider that the enforcement u pro.
hibitory laws is not yet complete vic.
tory OF corruption that has i,s origin
in the human heart. Ouly when they
succeed In oresling popular desire
IT morality, their victory will be COM
letr anu lasting, BY applying them
soives to this talk they will also be In
harmony with the methods Of the
sreSttst relormer thst ever appeared
among men, the Savior o the world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-20

Mr.. q. Csilloustle, Druggist, Beaves.
Vile, H., ssyG "lO Or. Kings New
Discovery | owe my lie. WAa taken
with La Grippe aud triod all the ply.
slclans for miles about, but Of no avail
anu was given up anu told could not
live. Having DIR. Kings New DE-
coyery In my store sent for bottle
and began its use aud from the ftsl
dose began /, get better, and alter using
three bottles was up aud about again.
II Is worth ltS weight In gold. We
WON'T keep store or house without IT,
Get n FREQ trial al, Y. &. NJ. /. Dug
Department.
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fIuotal cs.om1o,,;. re gfa o.. me
man woo W. hsosrd mIcI ,.-
.ncGui 1, ila uilnCiIa WUnsrs waa
ISI tsslinei asAiu.t r"i husband, a.
or las way bone "a tie s.samcs s.r
nsrrivi nih!. Y,i zoe .uUiInai W
nUl u sucn An anusual character Of. to
way VI speedily securing a Lusosnd a.
% csuse more Than passing conm,nt
among the people Of Bltariiah.
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committee? hsvo never seen any
record oft and &, does no. appear on me
list Of receipt
Yours truly,
IoEi RiCb-
The ststemtut published "ss rom
Hon. w. W. Cmd. Tle Gou.,ituilgnel
Convention rYliSibUtl0n UtbpablY
went 10 sibsr hands, nrft ~ uli have
been Included In the pntii.N'i iepof.
II lsv,fy p.satrtb have th5 a.emsut
asked Tor ~ Hr. R.gks az 90 What
became Of toe mo0ry he fe'ors TO, no"
that publication has ussn male Of lhu
receipts and disbursements u O,1er
contributions
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Forg remedy for all forms OF Head.
ache Electric Bittete has proved TO be
tho very best. l, effects q permanent
euro anu the most dreaded habitual
slch headaches yield IN III influence.
We urge all who are q M cited ~ procure
bottle, and give THIS remedy a fair
trial. In cases Of habituRl constipa.
ton Electric Biltefs cures by giving
the needed tons 10 the bowels, aud few
caats long resist The use OF this medi.
cinr. Try Il once. Only FIFTY cents
n. u, 1. NJ. |. Drug Department.
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A RUSSIAN >rGGE,rlON.

As further light l. shoi upon the re-
coat massacre Of foreigners 10 Cbina,
Ii appsars more clearly tnat tlo
Asiatics Ia the ,x,romo east ani thpss
In the rufkIsh empire are adjusted ~
similar motives. Ia both, igu0augs
and preludicrs agalns, Europeans rre.
dominate. The governments, wbils
protesting 70 aid tho cause OF justice
against the perpetrators Of the crimes,
are actually endesyotlns to shield
them, refusing - permit open invesi-
cations sul calculating false reports
with view Of throwing part OF the
sponsibIiity on the innocent victims.
This, better than anything else, proves
that tbs foreign residents ~ shanghai,
were correct Ia asserting that diploma.
cy Is useless. The atrocities Will DO re.
peatei ~ soon ~ public excitement has
cilmei down. Toe pjlisy Of Turkey
4. evidently that Of Chins.
Unier tins ciroumi,anc "a, the sug.
gtslion Ola RIsiSu nswspNpsr, which
presumably msy be considered Ia.
spired by somebody In the coma fence
Of the government, Is Slso. II Ia 10 tho
fleet that Russia, the Unitei States,
Euglani. france and Germany unite
70 compel ChinN TO pr1Ioc mission
aries an other clyil A,i people with.
Ia her BORDER. ltsulh aunitc force
could DO displayoi, It would undoubt.
edly create n lasting Impression on the
Chinese government A,iatlc dipio.
mats generally count on tho fivalries
and jealousi,s Of the Christian powers,
and much Of their rsscAlity has sue
ceedCd only because they have sEil.
fully thrown out a blns Of contention
ab u! which the Europeans have
stfaighIway commencsi quarroling,
thus aiiorilng Au opportunity OF escape
IN tbs diplomatic melee. with civilz'-
lion united against bsrbarians,i II would
be easier 10 achieve the desirable end.
China should DO made TO reAlizi that
foreigners must DO let alone A. j re-
oolve protection within her borders As
long as they ara peacefully pur.uing
their lawful calling, and this could
best DO done by tho great powers OF the
world combining la the defense Of
civilization.
Another reason for acting en- thia
suggestion IL that, unless II be done,
Russia may, In tho near future, seek
aud find an opportunity OF RctiRg
alone against China, and by thai,
means secure an H. fiuence In that
country, which should not be held by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-20

Recently Mt. J. II. Thomas, Of
North Dss7la, visited the Shenandoah
Valley, Virgins, and sitter carefully
examining the country located m
Winch'Ate., he writes 70 Mr.. V. Ricl-
ards, l7u, and immigration Agent,
Nal,lmarr y Ohio Rslisnad, Baltimore,
Maryland, as follows: 81 have been
IN yearly every state aud territory D'
the United Ststes, AMI anu frank Ia my
,DiDiJn TINT this valley autpassss all
llhvr sections In tho Union. The
lando ats low In price, aud produce
Profitable crops | thank you for H.
lgctiny .re ha-e, aud solicit those seek.
Ing plea gud profitable homes 90
locsIe IA 4 country"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-20

The direct iiue to Kansas City, IT.
Louis ana Atlantic seaboaid, j. Wis
ne Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping ana chair
cars, and All Connections mate In
Union dep0ts In the day time. |! you
,Is going East aud care for daylight
r'ie through the gTandest BoeutTy ~
IA NrtFY Mountains en- route, see
Psc'nr Railway. Elegant chair cars
p'hlnvsii zee 10 holders o. regulsr
train 'iGkels.
4. V. DERRAH, G. +, & p. a.,
q MorlIn Block, Salt Lake City.
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| have decided to organize classes for
Tho study Of sight reading, 10 com.
bsDDo on Wednesday evening, Sept.
itr, And would advise members VI
chUifs, quarteties, chOTuse- and all
who desire TO become practical sight
readers to enroll their names without
drlsy.
Price for n course OF ten weeks $500.
Leave names anu learn full pafticu.
lars at Dsynss ~ Coaltsr's MusicSi
PRUF. GEO. CARELESS,
Residence, 26i East Second South.
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THE ilu-T rALvg o. tive world for
Cuts, ifds'r, S4u., u'crFs, salt
Rh-nm, Fever Sore, ...,eg, ChaproI
Han is, DtHuisins, Conn, gud all -siu
Il upJuus, sd POSITIVE s ,gfgs piiez,
OF 10 pay required. IVA guaranteed 10
give perfect .s.l' action &c money T..
funded. iiiru - rs.istsripx. For
sale by Il. g.. i. !. q .. .. anrtmeuL
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Two nay. board Fres.

The Rio GtAnde Western Railway
SCENTS Will, beginning ON July lst, ,ell
excursion tickets tn GlenwoOd Snrings
and return via the Denver 4 Rio
6iaude Railroad, at $1,000. These
teck6le will ne god three days from
iAte VI sale, ana will include two days
board 1T tho Hotel Colorado, anu two
taths IN the famous Glenwood Syringe.
The Hotel Colorado, Mt Glenwood
Spfln2s, n the finest and beat hotel In
Colorado.
The Rio Gtande Western agents will
also sell excursion tickets to Glenwooi
-pnugs, via Ihs famous Denver a Rio
Grande Railroad, gooi thirty days for
ss2,On, " sixty DAYS for $500.
You S'Ii save 'ppney by trading with
the old GUIns pitt. Drug 90,
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The patriotic viii iatrOni1v the
dealer WHO 'Jsyrntri Tue coal CON.
hiue tr' m advancing tie uticr ~ ,oa.
Bay "DAmuud" lof J. ". Whitehead
Irr as W, Second South. Telephone
Bus.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH.

The next academic year will begin
september 10, rho following COURSES
bfc IfoyiJeu!
!. Course IN general Science.
=. COutsr iu Atts.
3. Course IN Mimug Engineering.
I. Advanced NORMAL Course.
Each Of the above isAiB to the bach.
el1I's degree; tbs normal diploma, by
provision NJ law, eNempts the h older
from all examinations In the school
syst-m.
o. Normal Courses, leading to GER
llhcatc 81 graduation which eKemptb
the holder from examination for per-
led Of i've years.
o. Preparatory Course, Leading to the
collegiate studies.
Tuition ~ virtually FREQ In ali de-
pattmen,s,a small registration fee only
ucing required. a certain number oi
nurmal scholarships 10 allotted 70 vaou
county; applicants iot appointment 10
such scholarships must apply 10 the
Terrific rial Comm .ssiOnsr ~ schools
through respective counly tupsnuten.
tents.
The faculty 81 tho Uni vsIsi,y has
beeu feorhtiy greatly enlarged, and
the equipment VI loo iostilutiOn IA
tended.
For circulars ami l.hrr Information,
address!
J. H.. TALAlAGE,
President tIlyssity Of Utah, Salt
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GIVEN AWAY, $500

The first correct W closest guess will
receive TEN DOLLARS. The second
correct or closest guess FIVE DoL-
LARS, The next ten guesses ONE
DOLLA u each.
Sondall coupons To box 30, this paper.
Address n. h, 4.
All coupons must DO in on the 99Ih.
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NeauJ .ma,i. ,o.tum..,

just Received, $50 Very Elegant,
Stylish sample Suits, In light and
dark BrliliantlnOs, Serges, Chevio.s,
etc.. Thought At lees than SOC. on the
dollar, In Elton, Blszsr and Refer
styles, worth $3.50 for So 10, worth
81 I tor 1913, worth $40 for a. 80. Alto
Elegant Dress ; siitsin MI shades, at
+. AUERBACH 4 Bro.
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FuriiHE,ss Rou,o p,uIux Cars.

Tho burlington route 10 the only
llne running dining cars on tho "a
ia carte" plan, be,ween Denver ana
Omaha, Kansas City and Chicago.
Pu,sengen have TO pay only for what
they cat. he sure that your ticket,
read via the Burlington route.
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Tho ursFHsr rvEEIs1 Ntvs IA rlh.i.rrl daily
frudat rttepiai, at corner south and Etst Temps
ttHasfa. salt Iafa city.
IraIa Hilton NJ $50 .. m. Regular Edition At
O'Clock.
INV nrsrHrr sru WHISKY Nrvs IL Published
on IHssfhY and FRIDAY % each wptL.
Tra uT-FArI WTfsLr in magazine form 10 plb
lalcu ever SATURDAY.
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Tickets Cd nnryn days Trains
leaveBt ESQ pm. Autust 9th. Take
s1Vaulpge o' this opportunity to WISH
your irlyuds and relatives after haT.
vest
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A cup Of PAtks' Tea at night moves
the bowels In the morning. For sale
by +. J. Mn * Co., and Nelden Jud.
con Drug 20.
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A PROPER INQUIRY.

Toe following note na, been received
tom salinn, Sewer county, under date
u August II;
sit0r Dessert NeIrr
Ia your issue Of August IA notice a
aiatement ui receipts nom contributions
Tor the aid Of the sufferer, from tho mine
explosion M Amy iu March last. The
constitutional Convention, IN HrssiOn at
no limo, contributed QUO days salary,
most OF which was paid by the members,
amounting to over 500, What became
VI this money, and did ii reach tho relief
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Tho Nrws IL IN sale ai tbs principal hotels. Now
stands and 1u all pl'ssngst trains leariug We cJ
,hsf D. dauy,
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Buy Diamond coal sud save 30
per cent on consumption, relephour
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-20

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