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People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-20
GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE.

Rev. J. M. Britain, D. d., At
lanta, Ca, widely known among the
Baptists all over Georgia and
throughout the Southern country,
says: cit affords me great pleasure
to testify to the merits of Dr.. Kings
Royal Germetuer. I have found
nothing to equal it for Indigestion,
Stomach and Nervous Troubles. We
have used it successfully in my fam
lily in cases of cold, headache, etc,
In fact, as "Great Family Medi-
cine" we recognize its efficacy so
fully that we want bottle always
at hand for the ills flesh is heir to-"
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-20
MILLER BROS,
MAIL ,46-48-5O Whitehall St. GOODS
Solicited ATLANTA, GA ADVERTISED
CHAMPION LOW PRICED MERCHANTS OF THE SOUTH
We Sell Only for the Spot Cash--same Price to All.
THE BUSIEST. HOUSE ON
ATLANTA'S BUSIEST STREET.
ATLANTA'S BUSIEST STREET.

Ladies Zephyrs, facinators in all colors . RI
new patterns, worth 80 cents at ~
Infants Zeohyrs-Sacques in beautiful zrc
designs, 25c, 35c, s. and ~
Infants Silk Caps worth IS cents at 80
Ladies Embroidered Handkerchiefs rc
with Silk initial, worth Is cents at D.
Our ladies Kid Gloves at IS cents aud
SI0G III black and colors The great
est Bargains of the Season
Childs Wool Mits in light Shades worth Toc
rs cents at
Ladies Handkerschiefs in Embl oidered
Hemstitched and Lace edge, worth 100
% cents at ~
Ladies s5 Pereale Shirt Waists were SLIGO SOC
Zephyr in all colors-Blaek and White 20
Per ounce ~
Ladies Black Seamless Hose in Plain TOO
and Drop stitch, worth rs cents at ~
Ladies Lisle Thread Black Hose worth TOO
35 cents at ~
Chidrens Black Heavy Ribbed Hose, RI
Worth Is cents at ~
Childsens Black Derby Ribbed
extra heavy Seamless Hose 70 roo
worth IS cents at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-19
MUNICIPAL MATTERS.


The City Council mel last nigh, and
transacted comparatively small
amount Of business. The matter Of
fixing the tax levy for the en,uing
year was laid over until the next
meeting on account Of the COMMITTEES
on finance not bsing ready TO report.
A number Of minor matters were
disposed Of and tho following r,s,iu.
ton introduced by Clawson was
adopted:
Resolved, That tho board OF public
works 10 aud IL hereby authorized aud
directed 10 have all sidewalk pavement,
that have bean reported by them as Ia a
dangerous condition repaired At once, and
that whore tho contractors or property
owners by whom tho said pavomonts
were laid arc not responsible for tho cost,
that tho expense OF repairs IN such casOs
be paid Tor out OF the city treasury.
Tho matter Of paying the reinItated
iirsmsn Tor uurondcfsi services was
referred to the city attorney. The IRE
and police committee reported having
visited the departments under their
Jurisdiction, and stated that they were
found IA excellent condition through
out,
The ioommiltee on sewers recon-.
msndod that the gravity sewer DO
extended for u distance OF 200 ieot
from the intersection OF FifIh South
and 5t.le streets, the extension to DO
used a. n flushing tank. Tho coat will
be about $500. Adopted.
Reuswals Ot liquor licoasss were
granted 10 the following pstsonG q. :.
Holmes, Hogle Brothers, Phil Mar
gets, h. Is. Nesbiit, II. n. Rumssy a
Co., Riach & LayinS, and Jacob
Golt,tBin.
The appointment Of l.. y. Palmer NJ
clerk Ia Treasurer Dukes uifics was
oon affirmed, The council adjourned Tor
ne week.
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DR.. SHBLMERDINE
viii not remain after June.
This is your last OPP
pOrtunity.

Glasses that do not III are dear at any
price. whether they cost nifty cents or
tive dollars. Properly fitted glasses
will lengthen the lite and utility OF the
eyes, 10y removing all strain.
Go and see him II your glasses are
not right. lie has gwen such universal
satisfaction that YOU will not make q
mistake in calling and having a talk
with him Immediately.
The following ATE few prominent
people OF the many that have been bene'
hucd by Dr.. Shelmerdines work:
ELIAS MORRIS, Al West, South
Temple.
A. II. WOODRUFF, wholesale de-
partmeni, T.. c, NJ. !.
GEORGE REYNOLDS, secretary to
the presidency, Mormon church.
John NICHOLSON,
C.. G.. RYWATER, superintendent
machinery, salt Lake Temple.
CHARLES WlLCREN, city water
master
n. A. EMPEY, fire and police com.
missioner. OF the hrm Of Clark, FL
dredge & Co,
ISAAC BARTON, Barton & Co.
JOSEPH L, TAYLOR, the under.
taker
X, c. McNIECE, pastor Presbyter.
ian church.
THOMAS MCINTYRE, grocery de.
partment Z. c NJ !.
I,W SIMPLER, the photographer
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Editor Hoard wants 10 know why
some farmers will bc ~ stingy with q
cow and so generous with hog j. Il
because tho women u the family usual.
" got the profit from the COW, while the
hog money goes into the farmers own
pocket!
Tho most batter Is made from milk
when tho cows are fed on foods rich in
fats.
In starch factories the starch Is taken
from the corn OF other articles used,
and the fats are largely left in. Consc.
quently the refuse from starch and hom'
my factories ara rich in fats aud are OK
collent foods for milk cows OF such o
character Is tho substance commonly
called gluten or gluten meal
The worst economy ON earth IL to cut
down tho cows feed or give her poor
trash 20 cat when butter is low in price
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parts, and ths great 'lihl organs must
have richer llUll 90 make 'hfm sound
and active. ani n keep them 30. The
nerves and brain Mood uourishmcn.
The power 81 refreshing aud rowling
every part OF the lsnzuid body IN what
makes pnino's c'lary compound tho
marvellous stronrth0ner and inyigoratot
OF this century. II g. this snmo capacity
IN recruit tho otu.nut nervous syst m a.,
10 rsiuNaunlo she blood ihs. has enabled
this remarkable remedy to help sO many
dobilIiaicI pUuons and 10 restore them
again 90 nTm health.
rheumatism. neuralgia, pain In the
region of tho hpiri. debility aud nervous
weakness, showing itself Ia any u IT.
myriad iUfms, arc disppllol by Pain"'s
culory compound 10 feeds enerystei
tissues all over tho body. II gives ffosh
vigur tp tho entire noryOus ltact, the
brain, the large neTyo csntor- iu Tho
spinal cord and the nerve, homsoiyos 10
their mIuutrst tamiicaNuns.
II restores AIDED nervous energy. It
send, new blood cpur-inE through tho
veins 10 makes people well
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-19

y "For four voars I was sufferer from
nervous debility During Shat sine ]
took "a great many remedies without r0'-
ting any help until ttiod rSinc'- c''"fg
compound. took xix bottles 81 that
remedy md wa. curJl. I chooriully
recommend palno's coIorv com nounl.'
So writos Mr.. VI. S. SHOEMAKER Of
80 Jano 81, Sew York Ciiy
Too many women needlossly suffer
from nervous troubles, not only In 'hC
cities. but every whore.
Thor whole world too frequent y lies
inside Tho four walls Of their homes
Think Of tho many persons mon a.
well ~ women, who spend most col JhuiI
lives batricaled min the narrow vpu.
huvs ui their dwelling summon inds
them pale aud tired uuu Turlr sgoro VI
nervous vitality has boon slowly brought
down hv vita al air uud sHi"nisry life.
Thor whole svslom moods u thorough
fnp'Uuishiug. Tho nerves. want 'nurish'
manf, the tissues arc not hAf supplied
with material Tor tho t0pNir OF iheI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-19
CONNECTING LINES AGREE.
4 Meeting Of Their Representatives. 10
be Held Ia Chicago Tomorrow.

This morning at 1880 AIN. there was
Amseling OF tho Utah Jobbers' asslei-
alton held At the ofiico Of tho Il. G. NJ.
1.-The same having been called at the
request, II Ia said, Of the general freight
agen, OF the Rio Gfands Western. At
that meeting certain explanations con-
cerning tho new rates were made by
Mr. Hahn who tho Jobber-' ass &.
o.Allou to pass a resolution recon-
mending that the RIO Grande West.
cru cancel their new taiiti And adopt
tho recent figures MADE by the Union
Pacific.
Tho facts seem h bs that at a meet.
Ing held by all lines east Il the Mis-.
,ouTi river nj ChicsRo ytslstday the
Rio ufando Westerns petition was
severely criticised by very one u lie
connections, NJ the following rstOlu.
lion adopted by this meeting will ex.
plair;
Whereas, II has boon the practice TO
uako through rates from Chicago, Peoria
md Mississippi river and points com.
mom thorowiih to Utah common points,
sums OF the locals cast and west Of tho
Missouri river;
Resolved, That It Is inoxpedion, to
change this basis or to adopt por cent
dinetenliAl basis.
a leegtGm addressed TO oao " the
railway bfinial- Of this city was re.
ceiytd At $3.50 this siternoOu ne f0ll9wt;
IAN lines have agreed a. adopt Utah
rates A. published by the Union Pacific
aud nesting IL called In Chicago for
tomorrow 10 check them up 80 ~ ~
secure uniformity In publication
This will be pleasing news to the
citizens Of this Territory and they msy
DO congratulated that the Job0srs
a.,ocistIOn took tho position II did.
All lines esst Of Utah hav, adopted
Union Pacific rates, anu the officials
Of that road are ~ a consequences very
labliani.
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ART, SOCIETY AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

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Losssngrr Il Bsokwith, attorneys for
John Eklund, have fled n suit In the
Fourth district court Tor damages u
tho amount Of $50, 900 against the Pho.
neer Electrical Power company. Rhodes
BToT. the contractors, Of Denver, are
sitO made n party 10 the suit. On the
9th Of June Eklund was employed a.
the canyon eTcayRting for tue pipe
line. Some blasting WAS being Done
when rock, loossnsd by the charge,
struck Eklund on the log, breaking
tho bone ami making hmputalion nee
ossary. II ~ alleged that lac got NJ
warning ana that through negligence
Of the company the accident occurred.
As n number OF people were return.
ing last night from pleasant trip
after dark at tho mouth OF Ogden
cAnyon, figure clad In white
made lite appearance from . bunch
OF willows. The foolish ghost was
fortunate that he was not made such
In fact or that his idehtity was not
revealed by a pistol hhut,
The commencement exercises at the
Sacred Heart academy drew together
10 large "a thtong OF people that the
room was uncomioTtably crowded.
Tho whole program was rendered In
poetry, not all original but prepared by
the graduates without assistance from
their teaohers. The graduating class
consisted OF five young ladies, Father
CushnHhsR In his olOsiug remRrhb
drew attention ~ tho charge ~
frequently made that tho Catholic
church " a Tee to education, lie In
ViIe1 those present to examine without
prejudice the results Of the work OF the
sacrsd Heart anu review the work
OF the church Tor centuries uast
Ia regard 10 fostering education.
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lie Had No license.

A warrant was issued from the police
esurl today for the arrest Of Il. 4. e..
Blackmap, on charge Of carrying on
the transfer business without a license.
On being arrested he said other men
were doing business without n license,
snd he considered he could do the
same. On being arraigned this after
noon he plead guilty, and sentence wa,
suspended I'll Saturday morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-19

The bureau Of mluerslogy, San
Francisco, thu, responds:
Dear Sir--By oven mail send you
pieco Of olive wood, cut from treo
planted blythe Mission Padres Mt Mission
senla cruz about the year lsUO, shortly
aitor tho founding Of the Mission.
Tho tree was cut down about ten years
ago To make room Tor building.
This IL be- only hard wood have VI
historical Interest that could be usld in
tho Table. Yours truly,
llENEY :. DuRDEN,
Secretary Bureau.
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County Court.

In the county court todAy.o on motion
Of sslsoimAn Roberts, Judge Mentally
WINS authonz,i to execute n quit claim
deed to JACOB 5hirk for certain proper.
~ on payment Of costs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-19
The COMPLETE WORKS OF LORD BYRON,

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COM Nj Il II GA l..
sALT LAKE. cLrARINa HousE.

Todsys clearing house sKohanEsb
amounted To S.Oo,o7U. same day last
year, SlOs,3O7,
TODAY's QUOTATIONS.
New York.-sllvsr, ~; lead, s9l2l
L0ndOE-3J9I.
ORE AND BULLION.
MeCoTnlok Il co. received today!
Silver and lead ores, sl7, 40; Hanausr
bullion, 81 900.
4. II. JoGss 4 %, received today:
Buliou, 10000; ores, s., 400. Total,
81, 100.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-19
srOCHs AND MARK ETs.

NEW YORK, June l0-.stock mafkot oponod
with moderate degree OF activity and lower
prices were no RUE established thfoughout
The list General Electric Loss ~ sptculA.
ton became irregular after lusll, Pacific Mai
yielded 4. sugar improved u. general Elec,
tric =,
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ccehtnued Jrcm Foge oneJ
SUDDEN STOP TODAY.

such de.ss - you mentioued here This
morning being sold for the price you
givs2
Swiuey.-Icp, cir.
Judge Dsy- 10 whom
swinsy-TO lots Of parsons.
Judge Dsy-Well, mention some
one.
swinsy--A friend OF mi ne, AZ one.
Judge Doy-Who ish t2
Swiuoy-l.emuel Jouts.
At tubs pDiut the crOss vxamluat ion
Of the witness wAs TERMINATED until
tho afternoon seislor, when Judg .
Dry snnOun need he might want 10 iuf-
thrt question tue witness.
INVITATION TO ANDRLws AND co.
County Attorney Whitlemofo IN.
tfoduco1 tue following resolution,
which was unanimously adopted;
Whereas, on tho ioth dnv oi April.
1876, Martin llaykin, agent lot a. II. Au-
dreNs6 Co., and George Carey, attorney
for said company, stated hat snid Martin
lIsykiu would appear before this court
whenever requested 40 to do aud testify
concerning the fufniiuro delivered to
Salt Lake county by A. n. Andrews q
Cot and
Whereas. It IL tho sonse OF this court
that tho evidence " said HayElu la re-.
latlOn TO the furniture Transaction would
DO very desirable at this time; therefore
DO IL
Resolved, That Charles c. boy, Eva,
attorney for said \. II. Andrews & CO.,
be and he II hereby requested
to produce before this court, said Martin
llaykin aud 4. 4. Catoy, treasurer oi
a. ~. Andrews ~ company aud 4. A.
llolbfook, general manager for A. n.
Andrews company, that they may tp--
tify concerning their relations with tho
various comfy officials from whom they
obtained the contract for tho furniture
sold o Salt Lake county.
Mt. Whitltm1fs-G would like 10 10.
quiTe u Judge Dey whether he has
received any recent communication
from Mfr. Hsykiu2
Judge Dcy-t have shown you nil
| have received from hiuu.
hf Whittenort-I thought perhaps
you might have received 6omothing
since.
Judge Dey-No, ait; have not and
l DON'T know where I can reach him
before tomorrow. / will have him
come ~ soon a. | can communicate
with him. am going East tomorrow
myself But Nc. Haykin eau come on
here gll the samy.
Nj. Whiltem1rc-wsli, want 10
announce fight now that unless Mr.
Haykln does come | shall consider
that be has broken faith with us-ibht
ho has already dOns 10 In fact. liz
promised mo while | was Ia Denver
that he would be hero on Tuesday last
but de dldn't come.
Judge DVy-Didn't he qualify that
statement ny aiding that he
would do 10 II Andrews a company
would pay his expvnsu,?
Mt. whittemort-Nts, | think b.
did. But thAt doesn't help tue matter
In the leRsi.
DOCUMENTARY EyIDENCE.
Mr.. Whiitsmjte here introduced .
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one-elghth iuchus thick; ~ thai vou can
get what you want out Of
Please Inform mo bv fcfuru mail how
you want tho wood shipped.
Very respectfully,
w. II. Low, secy.
ALABAMA.
Thomas J. Key, editor Of The South
err Agrcuhuris, writes from Mont.
gOmefyi
Dear Strive mail 10 You today a
beautiful specimen OF cutlsi or waved
pane, I" 10 into your many colorod table.
IL N known a. long leaf pine-the ligkt-
est colorod side should be the part up.
wards on Table II came from EscDm htA
county, Ais, and WAS Cotton ont by No.
W. ~ carney, Of Atmuro. Ala. For
peautY u cannot DO surpassed. Hope II
wiz reach you uninjured.
Yours, Thomas J. KEY.
DELAWARE.
Governor Watson writes I rom MI
tori ~ follows:
My Dear Slr-Govornor Marvllia death
accounts Tor youf no hearing from your
request tDi piece oi native wood Tor tho
table you propose building. A. his sue.
ccssor III attend to h. How soon do you
want II ami 10 whom shall send
Respectfully yOuts.
w. y. WATSON, Milford, Dcla.
NEW YORK CilY.
TIE chamber VI commerce Of Tho
state Of New YOfs, fuuuied 1858, says,
through iIs sccreinfy:
Dear Sir-Your letter of the goth
ultimo. wa, duly received aud submitted
To the executive committee OF this
chamber. who referred II TO the under
signed with power, ani hsyo instruct.
ed the White, Potter Paige Manufactur-
iug Co, Of No, ili VIII, .hby Avenue.
brooklyn, 10 forward to YOU leg OF oak
properly turned, for tho purpose you in.
dictate. Kindly acknowledge receipt Of
same aud ubiiR1,
Yours truly,
GEo. WILSON,
Secretary.
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NORTH CAROLINA.


The president OF the chamber Of
commerce and Industry writes frsm
Raleigh as follows
Dear Slr-At the requos. OF his excel
lehey Governor Carr, We send you by
,sApIo.s piece Of curly yellow pine
lumber, as wo doom u 10 he the most
suitable coming fom this state.
Hoping you will DO pleased with tho
same l am,
Very respectfully yours,
WIN. r., ASHLEY,
President Raleigh Chamber OF Com
merco aud Industry.
MARYLAND.
Col' VIM. Love, OF Baltimore, was
requested by Governor Brown to fur.
sAyE
Dear Sir-I am In receipt OF u letter
uuul Governor Frank Brown enclosing
sue rom you dated May 10, 1895. Your
slue't Tor piece OF wood from this
sal9 with some historical value | am
sAa 10 sayl hayebeen able to comply with
ana have now in this office "a piece Of
,ne world renowned "Blaok Mulberry
w. under tho shade OF which, the first
Ts'ueIs OF this state, under Gov. Leonard
avert, did, on Maron "a, 1854, make tho
1'l treaty with the Indians, at -. Mary'H
IVY, ST. Mary's Co., Maryland. This
hoo stood within ton feet OF the first state
s SVuso erected by English hands in this
,,sSuulry' ana In which tho act OF religious
i9talon was passed 1910, being the first
a. Mo world, Tho tree was Frustrated
mne Nhirteen years ago, by a storm, and
nool was then carefully preserved
me Episcopal church authorities on
"T pot and by the state officers.
A.ne piece propose TO send you on be-
OF the governor of Maryland In nine
rsAsa long, seven wide, and one and
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PorE-June, ill.O, July, mas
isrd-,iuue. 81 20; July ts.bA,.
ulls-Juho, " ~ July pES'
iisTley-H.
KYc-HlN,
IlAN bet.,
Timothy, b5l
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THE STATE TABLE.


Communications have now been 10.
eslVoi from almost every state or terri
Tory requested TO furnish something
ior the Utah State table which John
H. Wilson Ia constructing. Here are
AfeW OF the latest responses that have
come " hand.
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DOCUMENTARY rv1prSoE.

Mfr. whiltsmJte here introduced .
budget Of documentary evidences con.
sisling mainly OF estimates received
nom other eastern futuituro com panius
as u what they would duplicate the
county furniture Tor, aitot which n
was agreed that no afternoon session
should be held. The court then ad.
Iournsd uHtil 10 a.m. tomorrow,
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