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Alfalfa Culture.

seventeen years ago neard ABOUT
alfalfa and sent to San Francisco for
my first seed, which | sOwed, ten
pounds to the acre on ''bench" land:
that first field is standing to-day as
vigorous as ever [ have eighteen
acres that 1 have had for five years
on sandy ''bottom" and dark loan
''second bottom" The soil is the
same to depth of two to five feet,
and bears the evidence of being wash
ed from the hills. On the ''table" or
''bench" land, water is $50 to 240 feet
from the surface; on the "bOttOm"
thirty-two feet and on the ''secOnd
bottom fifty feet. On well cultiyat-
ed land deep blowing is sufficient
preparation, and seeding may be done
as soon as the frost leaves the ground.
The best results are obtained by SOW
ing thirty pounds of seed to the acre,
cross sowing both ways, using hand
flyer, and putting in a bushel of bar
ley to the acre with it. During the
first season the crop should be cut as
often as the weeds grow higher than
the alfalfa. Last year l had three
cuttings aggregating six tons to the
acre, and / use the fourth crop for hog
feed, with small quantity of corn,
allowing the young pigs to run on it
until about four months old. The
hay is cut when the plants are in
full bloom, and it will cure in twenty
four hours of dry, hot weather. 1 stack
| it the same as native hay, and top it
with native hay as the alfalfa does
not turn water well. For seed / have
paid from S22 to S6 bushel for sixty
pounds. The yield of hay is double
that of clover in this section, and
timothy is not success. The alfalfa
has made excellent pasture for all
kinds of stock, especially swine, and
we think that it will produce more
than any other grass or clover. Some
care should be taken in turning on
stock cattle, when very hungry lest
they bloat 1t is well not to let them
remain long at time, until they are
accustomed to the pasturage. The
native grasses are failing us quite rap
idly here and nothing seems to supply
our wants but alfalfa. This year it
has been growing steadily, while every
other grass, grain and vegetable have
failed, and those neglecting to plant
it have discovered their error. Many
have had to give up their hogs on ac-
count of the hot, dry weather causing
failure of the corn crop, while if
they had had alfalfa they could have
held the stock over. There is ccnsid-
cradle difficulty in Kidding land of the
plant, but very strong team can
pillow it under. It is the best crop to
preserve the strength of the land that
/ have known in my experiences.
p. Baker in Omaha Cultivator.
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Ma-Keenex school Renort.

Names of pupils neither absent nor
tardy during month ending March 90,
1896
HIGH SCHOOL.
VIM. Beardwell, Arthur Charvat,
Walter Cross, Mathew Cross,
Maggie Chalk, Eliza COuntryman,
Carrie Mumert, Joe Sigler,
Stella Sigler, Mile Stradal,
John WOnner. Walter WOnner.
SCHUYLER OPP, Teacher.
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.
James RhOadeS, Daisy HOar,
Florence Diebold, Ode Sigler,
B. Countryman, II. Countryman,
Hattie Moe, Emma Courtney,
Roy Cross. Fred Cross,
Bertha VirmOnd.
A. HOBBS, Teacher.
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.
Bessie Brown, Ernest Courtney,
Katie COwick, VIM. COuntryman,
Ethel Hoar, Maude Hobbs,
Ralph Johnson, Ethel Mckenzie,
Willis Sims. Robert Sims.
Lewis Sigler, Chase Wilson,
JESSIE WEIGH, TEACHER.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Walter Burnham. Susie Burnham,
Allie Croft, Ethel Gray,
Charlie, Hear, DOttie Hobbs
Linus Hobbs, Glen Jones,
Bud Jones, Stella Jackson, ::
Willie Lord, Ella McKerlie,
James Moe, ROlla Moe,
Ray McMichael, George Moore,
Clyde Poffenberger Nora Rinker,
Mary Wilson, Jane Wilson,
ELISE NEUENSCHWANDER Teacher.
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Buck1en,s Arnica sa1ve.

The best salve in the word for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum,
fever sores, letter, chapped hands,
corns, and all skin erup-
tions, and positively cures piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box. For
sale by Jones & Gibson.
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We Want to Sell a Baby Carriage

for every dimpled darling in Trego
county. We'd do it if every mother
knew she could get one at wholesale
price, direct from factory at wholesale
price, direct from factory, freight
paid, and could return it and get her
money back if she and the baby
shouldn't like it. Catalogue free.
American Furniture Agency, Galena,
Kansas.
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whole block west from Peachtree cor
ner excepting the Ryan & Hobbs
building, $4,000; no insurance. Car
rick's barn, 81 900; A w. Pauls resi-
denee. 81. 900.
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What You Want

Is the through car service offered be-
tween Denver and Chicago via the U.
p. and Chicago s. Alton r. r., which
is unexcelled by any other line. Mag
nificent Pullman sleepers, dining cars
and chair cars, run through daily
without change, Denver to Chicago
via Kansas City.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-04-06

We're the link between makers and
users of Household Furniture. Whole
sale prices to everybody. We sell for
the worlds largest factories. Send
for our illustrated catalogue. Postage
cents. American Furniture Agency,
Galena. Kansas.
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CHURCHES.

M E. Sunday school at 10 o'clock
W. A NJ, Willard Wolf superintendent.
Preaching at IL o'clock A. NJ. and 7:3O o'clock
p. NJ; Glass meeting at IL o'clock Nj. Gener-
al prayer meeting Thursday at 30 O'Clock
z. M. Ladies' prayer meeting Wednesday at
3 o'clock p. NJ EpwOrth League meeting
Sunday at 80 O'Clock p. NJ A Cordial invi-
tation is extended to all.
j. +. JOHNSON, Pastor.
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Notice.
To my patrons:

Please remember that my bakery
will hereafter be closed on Sundays.
Parties wishing anything in my line
will please get it on Saturday night.
f. w. FISHER.
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PRESBYTERIAN MISUNDERSTANDING school
at 10 o'clock a. m..--- super
intendent. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at 7:30 p. m. Ladies' Missionary
Society third Thursday of each month at
300 p. m. Acordial invitation is extended
to everybody.
MRS. r. c. WILSON, President.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL-Services 2nd
and 4th Sundays in each month. at IL a. M.
and 1870 p. M, at the Baptist church. Ladies'
Guild meets third Thursday in each month.
A cordial invitation is extended to every one
to assist in our services.
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A o. U. W.-Wa-Keeney Lodge No. 200,
"a meets the first and third Tuesday eve
,nings of each month.
w. E. SAUM, Rec. GEO. MCKINLEY, NJ. w.
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T o. o. F.-Wa-Keeney Lodge No. 3O4, meets
l. every Wednesday evening. Transient
brethren cordially invited.
G. w. CROSS, Sec'y. w. III. DORNs. n. G.
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Union Pacific Time Table.

Union Pacific Time Table.
EAST.
S-EaStern limited. .............D Due 800 a. M
2-kanSaS City Fast Line. ....... Due 9:5S D. M
WEST.
Fast EXPRESS Due FAT a. m
denver 4 Pacific Coast lmt'd Due 6:2S D. m
Tickets sold and baggage checked to all
points in United States and Canada.
Z. A. LEWIS, Agent.
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SOCIETIES.,

A F. & A M.-Wa-Keeney Lodge No. 14S,
IL meets every second and fourth Monday
evening of each month.
e. n. GIBSON, Secy. G. A. HOAR w. M.
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M w. of A.-Wa-Keeney Lodge No. 1881
EDWARD CHALK, v. G. G. w. CROSS, Clerk.
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w r. C.-Captain Trego No. 40, meets
w every second Tuesday evening and
fourth Saturday afternoon of each month
MRS. ADDIE HOGAN, President
Mrs. DELLA HOLMES, Sec.
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q A. R.-Captain Trego Post, No. 1877, meets
" in the evening of the second Saturday
of each month.
j. w. REYNOLDS, Com. J. G. MARTIN, Adg't.
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JOHN a. MEL SON,
ATTORNEY AND REAL ESTATE AGENT.
AGENT FOR CLOSE BROS LAND co.
For choice bargains in lands give me a call
All kinds of business promptly attended to
for non-reSidentS.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

w. E. SAUM,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND U. s. LAND
ATTORNEY.
Gives special attention to collection of
Real estate Mortgages. Does a General Real
Estate Business. Money Loaned on Decided
Property. Office on corner of Russell Ave
and Franklin ST., Wa-Keeney, Kansas.
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Names of pupils neither absent nor
tardy during month ending March %,
1OoS
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l. hereby certify that the above is 5 cOrrect
statement of the receipts and expenditures
of the city of Wa-Keeney for the year end
ing March 81, 1895.
Attest NJ, W. Cliff,
[SEAL1 City Clerk.
Dated this March 80, 1895.
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Frightens Them OF.

Deputy Registrar Crowley called at
ihe NEWS Office this afternoon aud
stated that Ia his rounds OF business
the la,t day OF two he has found not a
few women who refuse to register on
account Of some one having informed
them that II they become voters they
will also Of necessity become poll tax
payeu. They are willing and anxious
10 vote but hsye no desire to pay poll
taIe, To remove all fear that may lie
entertained on this point Mr.. Crowley
says he wishes II understood that he
has obtained the best legal advice on
the question there IL TO be had In the
city sue It IL TO the effect that women
will haye TO pay precisely the same
taIu whether they vote or not.
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Personal Paragraphs.

senGor Teller left for his homo a.
Denver Colorado, last evening, after
spending Yesterday with friends In this
city, While hero he was tho guest OF
Colonel and Mrs. TrumbO, lie spent
Tue afternoon q! SaltAir and took u bath
10 The Lake.
Hon. David Keith and q. L. Keith, OF
PARK Ciiy, are cullen guests.
The Walker has q. W. Herbert and r.
" Herbert, Of Chicago.
Naw N0r, people Mt tho Kuutsiord are,
Mr., T. Louis, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Arlington
aud Harry W. Arlington.
George Thomas, OF idaho Falls, is
stopping at the 1emple,on.
Mrs.. George Barr and J. Il. Herrick are
down from ogden aud registered at the
Cullen,
a.. H. roI!er OF san Francisco, is a, the
Walker
The knusford register shows the pres
th'r Iu MS city OF Mr.. and Mrs. Z. a.
heene, Of Boston.
Judge II. W. Smith came down from
Nslon This morning, registered at the
ieml.'iun, and returned to the junction
Wy hNpfAN uiCr.
r. l.. Gritnn, visitor from Denver, Is
n lhe cullen.
VI, e. Ryan, OF Ilite, Utah, is Il Walker
EleS'.
O.lo Gamm, of Laramie, wyo., regis
"''l Al lhe knuis'ord today.
a. Noah Adams aud wife, residents Of
minneapolis, Mimi, are guests At tho
g, Ihe name Of Charles Mccullough, of
Aigr
w Il. Christian, Of Memphis, Tenn,
W" up at the Walker.
W. '. Burns, OF Denver, and +. Rur-
~'nN' 'i ~. Louis, are at the Knutsfurd.
nNcL Thomas ia in from Eureka and at
,Sa, T. :, Levy, an Ogdonite, was guest
'@e Walker today.
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Notes and Personals.

At n meeting held Ia H0bor by rep.
rosentativtH OF tho canal companies
aud otheTe Interested ~ the water Of
Provo river, J. +. Booth Of Provo Rnd
a. q. Halcl Of Hehsr were appointed
members OF committee to take evil
dence from claimants rs 10 the amount
OF water claimed, etc. This evidence
will be submitted 10 a future meeting
of the parties Ia interest, and II ap.
proved will be used As basis upon
which TO ask a proper court for n decree
settling the water rights OF the Iespoc-
tive partieS. a third member Of this
committee will be selected by ksmas
anu Woodland.
Hon. 4. II. Thurman went TO Rich.
field this morning on legal business.
h. A. Wedgw0od, his law partner,
went to Juab Oh similar business.
Chris Nielsen, OF Huntington,
Emery o3unty, passed through Provo
this morning with a njck Of Angora
goats, which no IN moving from STOCK
IOu 10 Huntington, where he has
anolher ilJok. He 10 the owner OF
about nIIeen hundred altogether.
Three yesrs ego hs brought small
bunch from California, anu hss found
tho venture very profitable.
The II. q. w, trains which 10 East
from Provo In ths evening have lately
been attacked by rock throwsTs pre-.
sumably tramps, between here and
Thistle, aud further east. Every effort
Ia being made to have the offenders ar.
rested 90 that a stop may bo put to
the dangerous anu criminal prnc-
tee.
Me. Aunie Jones Atkin, manager
OF the :. 4, Jonea oompauyS dty
goods business, has gone 10 Chicas 20
aud other eastern cites to tuy gOJda.
SUE Is accompanied by Madam Cole.
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A $4,000 Damage Suit.

Albert T.. Peterson, Of Mount Pleas.
gut, has commenced n damage suit
against Is. l.. Oviait, Of tho same
place, Tor $1,000, Plaintiff alleges that
de.eudhut appeared before Justice Lar
ter, ut Mount Pleasant, On the End day
Of August, this yoar anu procured said
Justice Il the peace 10 graft q warrant
VI arrest Tor plalntiil, Tor the crime u
grand larceny. lie was arrested
aud Imprisoned four days and
gave bail Ia the tum OF $500. The
complaint was Sferwhrd dismissed,
and plaintiff now charges defendant
with having procured ais arrest ma
liciOusly and without probable eauee,
thereby causing plaintiff great mental
AMI physical pain sui uiottuss and In
Iutel his reputation ami stonding,
damaging him III the sum OF $4,000.
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THREE OF A KIND.


..,,vs Paul AMI Omcer mAt'
Ds q, tn, police force, have
hD ,ss a victory and covered 'nem'
'oo.. . vl,b customary glory In aeco ~
" So, the arrest Of three alleged
I.ns,, OF a gang Of house THE yes
~, nave bosn working turns In TINS
IA, for ,ome tims past
''H 1.. name. Of the parties arrested
~, SEN stewart, WIN. Murphy and
-. Marriott, tue firsi name ! being an
..yict who was rsle hscd from the
tl'yy,.nti.ry about q mon ia ago. inc
lsau', 1r which lie was Imprisoned
ouen'IL ,nt.I attack with knife upon
Ns a., I'm the Leadvil!o house about
90, ago. lie was founl gulIly hnu
,,,ncsd TO years imprisonment,
"F,rseyeral months past hou,es nave
ttosen into In this city anu
v.,,sis, of valuc taken thoreitom'
neic,r. hSve teen put on the trail,
I-',tipg the latt week the men VINO
sls ,,,,sIed have Teen shadU1ed, and
.,ii connected with quite series
g.rsrs that have recently been
gr,ittst. Yesterday the cfiiccin
e'.lnrsi into the Lsadvillo house md
49, ,ecopnizsd their men, anu very
g,smpily put three Of them under ar
fourth man was seen
dam down the street with
s,,siss In his arms and the captured
~, ,aid that he was one Of the gang
81 ga, making for the depot TO take
~. ,,slp 10 Park City. The officers
s',,ng their hands full at the time,
40 noi rursue the fourth party, but on
s,s,ying AT the station, notified tho
nicer, II Park CITY TO LOOK Opt Tor tue
man should he enter tbero on tue trsln.
shortly after, u message was received
nom Park Cily. stating that tbs man
nd been captured and he had in HI.
p5s,s,slon lswrlfy aud other articles OF
value. Oficofs Adams and Sheets
vs,e dlspaiched to the Park and soon
Gsd their man under srfest. lie was
S,ougbt 10 this city, ami when OUTS.
,ionsd. Il was found to bo "A case Of
nl,taken Identity AZ thu man who was
raptufed, was found 60 be engaged In
~ legitimate business Of peudling
isWsity fora living. He was allowed
10 go. but the othtTs this afternoon were
,tslgued on the charge Of vagrancy.
OGicer, Paul, Eslinger, Gtllsspie and
Rhodes testified that they had eoen
The defendants ut late hours OF the
night, 10 the examination Of tue men
n come out that they had all came to
The Lsadvillo house about last Wed.
prday or rnuuday. Stewart Is nm
old iail bird AMI has lust got out Of
The peniteutiary. They w,fo found
guilty and sentenced TO thirty days
each
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Shelley Items.

shELLSY, ldAho, August II, 1885,
'ne week ending August 10 has been
's'y not Ga Tuesday last the ther.
ADme'eT stood at lOi deg. In the shade.
Inc Shelley boys ars still at work
"nllng their hay.
o.l h'reAs has given us some good
~ 'uaes on his windy plpts.
much shelley, Bishop, has given
Auot 70 tue boys around here.
AN ,S Auueu some forty feet addition
H., ~ rear OF MS store. He added the
~ 1YeI OF coal on the frat burnt
~ SUP, ana his chimney was the
tISb one oell1 OF the tirst'claSs quality
,iCs , made at Crawford d Bite hens
u' AhiA nrm has many orders
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mARsAAL's SALE.


DURsUASr To Az ORDER or SALE
L and decree of Cor. .'9lHrt 20 me directed
BY tho Distrct Courl ut rar mrd Judioia Dis.
irict u the lculur} Hi Nlhh. l sball e..
pose At public sale, az tau Hrtt 'front.' door OF
the cOuhty court house pow gltY aud county
building, IA the Guy % rH.. lAbo, county uf
salt Lake, and TERRITORY o. Wan, on the itu
day Of september, lsf., allH O'Clock a m,, an
tho right, ute, claim, lud interest Of John Ia,
wards aud ElEAuCth tdWaIar o. in, ana 70 the
following described res. estate tp'wit' noiug
a portion Of lot uyu fbI boo H.U"a tuTty.tyo l8..
plat 'B,' sat Lake yitY survey, described ~
follows. tOrNit
Commencing AZ q u0ul Two and ono half
ttitl rugf nurth ut The tU.iUg.al corner Of said
lot I've ,al, thence TUuH'Hs north three and
onCHhAN lA'aI rods, Theme. Ntn. four ,tI rod,
thence running south lNT.n HHl one half t3g !
rods, thence running east IHUr 80 rods TO tie
place ~ beginning,
Also she usu ora right Ui way described n,
follow tumWuurtuE ui I".ui i've and one.
half Oh tcuI north ui tHu ...iHNCst ruruur
~ SAID lot I've tiI, thence IIuu'uE cast els Ooh
rods 10 tho above ugsrUHt4 i#Uu, thence north
one.halt 90 rod, tutUrr uuri sN ,lI rods
thence south nuu-hNi 90. rHI 40 tho pace Of
beginning ull lu tNu uNE HU. county OF tat
LIEo. uWh IurrtuB. Go Hr Huid as ilp
properly OF Johu IdWhTUs aUI Elizabeth El.
wards, 40 tho sult OF ruchc =. Hatch.
Terms VI SALT. cash
NAT 81. uNituAN, O.. *, MsrshAl,
NY l., J. ANCHlR uEpuly Mushah
Dated August 1851, lHll
4, u. sAwYER, Atloruur i1r ulaiuun.
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HOUSEKEEPING Tramps.

This afternoon Harry kiug, Fred
Littlufield aud Thomas smith viii be
taken before u. ;. ColnmissiineT bud.
ley on n charge Of houeebToakiug. They
were brought IN by Detective II gg,
Of the Rio Grando Western, anu are
accused Of breaking into tha section
house At Sunnyslds aud stealing atti.
Giles OF clothing, utc., belonging 10 tho
stction rnen. Mr.. Hegg Gays that
when the section men are out nj work,
sometimes several mllea from the Sec
ton house, tramps frequently break
into the mouse, and omtsimes are not
satisfied with carrying away such
articles Of food and clothing ~ may he
Of use to them, but cut open sacks Of
rice and scatter the contents, together
with other provisions, on the door.
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Nineteenlh Ward Rennbllcans.

There will be meeting OF the Re.
publicLns OF this waTl Tuesday, tue
lSgh inst, y. M vi DutDitgs's hell,
the purpose Of compiling a list OF uRmUs
from which to select the eight delegates
tU tho county convention anu transact
any other business that may come be.
fore them. All Republican ladies Of
tue ward arc earnestly requested 10 nj.
teud ana take full part Ia the proceed.
ings. w. l.. DYKES,
Pres. 10Th Ward Republican Club.
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PROVO.
Provo, UIAn,
Auo 10, 1895.
Rock CanyOn Goal is all Right.

THIS forenoon Attorney NJ. NJ. Ksl.
logg, VINO IL interested In the kUck
Canyon coal mines gave an exhibition
OF the burning qualities Of the coal IN
a base burner stove In the Coop. yafu.
The coal makes very not IRE without
any smoke, anu 30 far ~ can he judged
10 equal 10 anthracite for heating puf'
p3srs. The mine whore this coal was
taken from has teen developed 10 n
Instance VI twenty ieoI and shows n
Ave foot vein VI the fuel. Coal ex.
Ports object TO having tue matorial
called anthracite CUal, or Ia fact, coal
Of any KIM. Mr.. Kellogg, however,
has named u suVer glance
coal. a large numtor Of oiti.
Gems saw the coal burn anu were we'll
pleased with II. An order for four
tons at 81 ton was given ~ one bust.
nets house with tue Intention Of hAv.
ing the home product take the place oi
Imported anthinCiIc.
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Very Fine Apr.cOis.

That women can bee ms rs success.
iul orchard SIC as mon was evident
from the feet this morning when Mrs.
II. smith, VI tue Eleventh ward
stepped into the NEWS Office with a
tine sample Of hons raised apticst+
The ffui, Ttssmblel the old time pfo.
duct VI twenty ytars ago, icing very
large aud having n nice, Juicy havor'
IL any Of Salt Lakes oiIizsns dteire TO
learn the secret OF successful ifult'
raising they would do we'll 10 call on
Mrs. smith.
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whcclmcn Attention.

For tho road aud tfAJK races nj
Ogden, Rio Grnude Western will ruu
specigl train itaviuC Salt Lake CITY VI
800 a. M, lsAve OGDEN ON return trip
300 y. No., rate 500 Tor round tTip
The Salt Lake men VINO have entered
Tor the race VIII ufr thiH train. II M,
therefore, the ,ll 'lsi Ire. All whto .
mon anu other iutsresIed persona are
invited to join the special excursion,
Augn.t l5Lh.
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POLITICAL.
Third Precinct R.rnbIicans.

a meeting Of the Republicans Of the
Third precinct Is hereby called ~ meet
In the ScventVeuth ward school house
ou WviuosJay, August / 4 h, nj b y. "a 3,
g. te1tgaAizs the pFrCinc. committee,
to consider the question VI oulargiug
the committee by aiding lady mom-
beTs nud 10 transact any other business
the meeting desires g. consider.
All ladies who are favorable To Re.
publican principles are cordially In.
vitod 10 be present and participate In
the precinct organization.
A. +. GEubrs. Chairman.
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Smear llnn.r Rennhllrnns.

All Republicans Of Sugar House,
male anu female, are requested ~ at.
tend n general meeting OF The precinct
on Tutsihy evening next, tho l3'h
inst. Object: TO MI vacancies In tue
committee, increase the came by ths
addition OF lady membrrg, aud to trans.
act tuch other busi ess M may proper.
ly come before the meeting.
DAN'L HARHINuTON,
Chairman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13

All women Republicans living ia
the Thru precinct are requested 10
inset woiIutIay evening, Angus.
IAN, in tue Seventeenth ward school
oIsB Tor tho TurpUso OF itrming u
wOman's club. All are invited.
EDNA l.. SMITH,
Chairman Ihili Precinct.