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DISTRIBUTED SIDEWALKS.
Two Marketnien Fined for Exceeding
the Three-Foot Iirnir.

- w ~ AO1LAeH tIHSQ LOT exceeding.
the Three Foot Limit.
The case of D. Dierssen, charged with
obstructing the sidewalk with his market
stands, was called in the Police Court yes
terday.
Officer Bagley testified that he had
several times given notice to Dierssen to
remove the stands and he complied for a
time, but afterward put them out again.
The walk was badly obstructed.
officers Rutherford and Douglas testi-
fed similarly.
j. p. Murphy testified for the defense
tnat his orders from Dierssen were to
keep the stuff that is placed on the side
walk within bounds, and he had intended
10 90 so. The distractions on the out
SIDE OF the sidewalk were not for display,
but was being shipped.
CITY Attorney Brown said that both h j
ana the officers had repeatedly notified
Nir Dlerssen to remove his goods.
Ihe defendant was found guilty and
fined So.
A: ID. Christensen pleaded guilty to q
similar offense and was fined s..
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IOuTR FoN APPEALS
Can He be Admitted TO Bail, or Must
lie Go to Jail z

Can He be Admitted TO Bail, or Must
lie Go to Jail
Louie Fon was called up for sentence
in the Police Court yesterday morning
for vagrsncy. His attorney, w. A. An
derson, made q motion for a new trial,
which was denied, and he was sentenced
to four months in jail. His attorney then
filed notice of appeal and asked the court
to fix the bail bond.
City Attorney Brown denied the right
OF the courts fixing the bail bond in a
NagFancy case as 1t was not an appellate
court, and therefore had no right to do so.
lhe prisoner, he said, would have to
serve his time While the appeal was be-
ing decided. He cited in support or his
position a case in which Mr. Anderson
was concerned.
Mr.. Anderson insisted that while the
statute does technically forbid liking the
bail, the practice had been otherwise.
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TO SHOW CAUSE.
County Clerk Hamilton to Appear in

County Clerk Hamilton to Appear in
Court Next Friday
The writ OF mandate prayed for by
J. II. Moore has been issued by Judge
Johnson, directing County Clerk W. B.
Hamilton to file the insolvency papers OF
the petitioner without requiring the lat
ter to pay the extra dollar for the support
OF the County Law Library, or else TO ap-
pear In court on the 10Th inst. and show
cause why he refuses to do so.
The action is an amicable one, and was
instituted for the purpose of testing the
validity of the new fee bill in that respect.
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THE TRUMPLER HEIRS.

Their Case Against Their Former
Guardian Submitted.
The case of Frederick c. Trumpler and
Walter G. Trumpler against a. 7. Cot
ton, formerly guardian of the plaintiffs,
and his bondsmen, L. II. Tryon and D.
X. Hunt, hassbeen submitted on briefs in
Department Two of the Superior Court.
Ihe action was commenced to recover
the sum Of 5000, with interest at the rate
of Z per cent. per annum from June 2S.
1924, alleged to be the amount Cotton was
short when he wound up the affairs of his
wards.
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NOT NATURALIZBD

Judge johnson Draws the Line at
Absolute IlliterRcy.
Superior Judge Johnson has refused to
admit Louis Nieara Miller, native Of
the Azores, to citizenship.
The other day. when Miller was exam
ined, ii was ascertained that he could
neither read nor write the Portuguese
nor english language, and, although he
has lived IN this State for about twenty
SIX years, he was unable TO name the
President of the United States or the
Governor OF this State.
For these reasons Judge Johnson re-
fused to admit him,
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Real Estate Transfers.
The following real estate trans

The following real estate transactions
have been recorded since our last report:
Estate of Mary A. Kaerth to Blanche
a. kaerth-W est half of lot 9, G and Fl.
and Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
Charles Silva ct ux. to Manuel Azevedo
North thirty feet of lot ), r and ). and
Third and Fourth streets.
NJ. /. Smith ct TX. to Peter J. Shields
East 84.l3 acres of subdivision &C. NJ.
g. Titus I64.I3 A." Americanos Rancho.
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GOT TEN YEARS.
The Gait Firebug Pleads Guilty to On,

The Gait Firebug Pleads Guilty to One
Charge of Arson.
G. W. Galloway, who was charged with
having set fire to number of houses in
Gait, was yesterday sentenced by Supe-
rior Judge Catlin to ten years. imprison-
ment in Folsom Prison.
There were mber of charges against
Galloway, and he pleaded guilty TO one of
them, the remainder being dismissed.
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Three vngrants.

In the Police Court yesterday Richard
Topping, J. L. Howard and Frank King.
charged with vagrancy and arrested for
sleeping IN a box-car, were sentenced to
thirty days each in Jail, and Henry New
house, for the same otfense, got sixty
dava
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I.ectnre Io-night.

At the Central NJ e. Church tonight
Rev. f. f. Jewell ofthe University ofthe
Pscific will lecture on "Uncle Sam's
Siclness-Cause and Cure" Persons
holding tickets for DR.. Dille's lecture
may use them for this lecture.
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This season we are showing
an exceptionally good assort-
nent Of Fine Percaies in the
new blue and pink colOrs.
Prices, Zc, Toe and 1899 yard.
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BVERYBODY'S COLUMN.
Correspondence of Interest to the
General Public.

Under this heading the RECORD UNION will
publish short letters from correspondents on
topics OF interest to the general public. The
matter in these communications will be un-
derstood 10 represent only the views of the
writer's. All communications must be accom-
panied by the name OF the writer not for
publication unless so desired, bull as guaran-
tee of good faith-EDS,
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MARRIED.

SHERMAN-WALTER this city, April
17th, by Rev. Father Grace, at residence of
bridegroom, Charles Sherman TO Julia
Walter.
MCkENZIE-SH SHORTLIFFE - In this CITY.
April l7th, in the Cathedral, by Rev
rather Grace, Michael F. Mckenzie TO Julia
ShOrtlifte.
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One of tho snr.outs.

William Sprout, a brother of George
Sprout (who is now serving term in the
County Jail here for vagrancy), is under
arrest in San Francisco for garroting a
citizen there few nights since
he and his brother, Joe Sprout. were
recently arrested on suspicion of having
been Implicated in the Weber murder
here on the 29th of December last.
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CHANGED DAILY FOR wzrEsEOOS, IuB1a & CO.

The latest in FlanneIettes is
our Tunene Cloth in pink, gray
or tan grounds, with small fig
ures or stripes, 1Oc yard.
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The case cited. he claimed, was not SINH
lar to this.
The court took the matter under adj
visement till to-day.
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Wharf, Mastering officer; W. S. Lacey,
Judge Advocate.
Council. D. Manning, f. w. Bun
nell, f. A. Bailey.
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FoR SALE.-House of six rooms, corner
lot, 35xl00. House of six rooms, lot 40 by
l80. +. c. Hyde, Real Estate and Insur-
ance Agent, lOll Ninth ST., bet. Jand X. 8
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GENERAL FUND OVERDRAWN

it VIII Not be Long, However, Before
1t VIII be Recuperaued.
The general fund in the State Treasury
is overdrawn about $40, 900 at present
About Sl0l.O00 will be paid in on or be-
fore the 18th inst. for the second INSTALL
ment Of the railroad reassesment for 1886
and the assessment for 1894, and this will
just about pay the claims to that date
As the second instaIlmeut of State and
county taxes Will come in about May
10Th there viii not be a very long time
during which the fund will be empty.
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The New
Woman

Is sensible and tar-seeing. She does
not pIod over the sewing machine
when she can buy for so little money
ready-to-wear garments of such quail
lty as we describe below:
Wonnen's Cambria Gowns,
fine tucks and cascade Of trim
nainqs. Reduced from 81 25 to
So SO.
Gowns with ruffles Of fine
lace, 81; reduced to So so.
Other styles at So and So so,
reduced to ST 80.
Corset Covers at 81 and
81 so, reduced to So SO. Same
at So so, reduced to ST so.
Drawers at So so, reduced to
81 75. Those at ST and 81 80,
reduced to 75c.
Skirts with FIorentine linen
lace, reduced to So so and S4.
We have had made for US
especially White Duck Covers
for Tables and Sofa Pillows,
and stamped in cOlOrs with
California Poppies. Prices, zoe
and CSC.
May be outlined in silk or
linen.
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THE leading music store in Northern
California is the Cooper Music Company
tNeale, EiIers IL CO.., 631 street
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NOTICE.
The Mechanics Exchange Hotel

7 STREET, BETWEEN FRONT AND SEC.
Il ond, having changed hands, the new pro-
prietors would respectfully solicit a share St
the public patronage AS we intend renovat-
ing the house from top TO bottom and as the
culinary department is in the hands of an
old and experienced caterer, we feel justified
in asserting that the MECHANICS EX-
CHANGE HOTEL, under the new manage.
ment, sha.. he inferior to none of its class.
Respectfully. MCCAW g. SNY DER.
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THE ENCAArpMENT.
Opening Exercises = The Parade on
Tuesday. Etc.

Opening Exercises : The Parade on
Tuesday. Etc.
The session of the eucampment will
begin at 2 P. NJ. on Monday, in the AS
sembly Chamber at the Capitol, and the
afternoon will be devoted to encamp-
ment business exclusively.
La the evening there will be a public
reception in the same place. Mayor
Steinman viii be Honorary Chairman OF
the evening, and Frank Miller will pre-
SIDE. Governor Budd and the State Off
GERS will also be present. The exercises
OF the evening will be as follows:
overture, Grand Army March, (Arca-
Inyocation. Rev. G. A. ottmann, Chaplain
AuufeSS OF welcome
.........James H. Budd, Governor of California
response .........
0atioIo si...J; A. Walling, Department. Commander
Solo, The Roll-CalI" Miss Edna Inez Ficks
Cornet solo, Barber OF Seville .................
Miss Annie Heisen
1deal Mandolin Club.:...C c. q. Stever, Director
gMrs. c. q. Stever, Miss Pauline Meister.
MISS Iva Hughson, Miss Louise Meister
ana Miss Mable Lyon, mandolins; Miss
Aggle Glenn, violin; Miss Mary Lewis,
Yloloncello; Harry Gates, mandolinetta:
Edward Hart. mandola; Miss Hattie
trazee, Miss Frances Kreuzberger and
Mrs. Z. q. SJever, guitars.)
Recitation, AFTER the Battle' '...........,..
Miss Pearl Baldwin
Selection, Around the CapttoT' ~ Orchestra
SOLO Mrs. Flora Bowley of Gan Francisco
The Women's Relief Corps Home...........
Mrs Henrietta Cook, President of the
Home, San Jose.
Dialect song specialties s..
...............John Hanlon and emmett Phillips
Selection, 'Silver Bells" Orchestra
Solo Friends" Fred Lohr).. Miss Eva Reeves
Quartet, soldiers Chorus lGrif1e)......
o. 5. Dean, NJ. K. Barrett, c. J. Milliken,
Ed Cornish.
dedicated to the Cecilian Club of In
dianapoHs.)
Selection, Corporal john
............... Miss Blanche Ficks
introducing as finale the 'Star-Span-
Rap
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ANOInlR VETERAN GOSE.

Word has Ius! been received u the
irath u Elder T.. o. Hansen at Mauu
city, yesIcfday, Aug. o, at O'Clock
O.. M, sit,ran iliuess Of shout eighteen
months, during which time he has
suffered much, although with great
patience. Elder Hansen was u years
Of aye. lie was native VI Copen-
ngEcu tut embraced The uo'pel IN thB
country and returned 10 Denmark ~
order 90 preach the Go,pol. uo lsit
Salt Like City for that purpose i'
company with E'igis Euslus Snow,
George T.. Dykes and John H.. F0r.
gUn, but made hi. way Ia advance {
these Elders T. his naive cJu Try, Au1
when they arrived in Copenhagen, on
Juuu II, 1850, bo met them at the
wharf aud rendered them valuable
service. He later assisted Elder snow
ia ttausIating tho Book of Mormon
into Danish, which work was com.
pltlei 10 1851. THIS va, the FIRST
edition Of the ssoreI record published
iua foreign tongue. Together with
ElIot Hans T.. Jensen, now Bshop q
Manli South ward, Elisr lIausen &C.
c1mpaniei willard snow on his voy-
age from Denmark 10 England, when
the latter died, on August Is. 1862, ami
was butlei Ia the deep, only n few
miles from Hull.
Elder Hanson was known M a
faithful Laltet.dsy saint, always ready
to defend the faith In which be lived
aud died. The funeral services will
lRko plsc1 on SUNDAY, August I'll. FL.
defs &. ID. " sid, ted anu o. q. Ander.
sen left Sal. Lake city today, August
10, ~ attend the services, and un.
doubteJly large number Of ScandinA.
Wan Saints Will gather ON the mOurn.
ful occasion In honor OF the memory
OF tho departed veteran.
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yAs1NasS or InE UNIVERSE.


Thst great astronomer, Sir R1ber,
s. Ball, has been liscufing the "Un.
eeou Uuiver,o" again. and presents his
views IN siusiug manner iu ne
Noni1 H- rays the rrsstBt stat. oi
CIenco c3mpels the belief that there Il
around ~ an inviliulc universe which
more widely exceeds tue eHtendsd
universe which is visible than does the
univcfse we can rec exceed that OF a
being who recognizes only the ex.
N,ouce Of sun and moon. In
tcl,iug forth bis Views hu imaginss
q strange traveller Who. sEir,ing tbs
coat Oi England by night, insists on
forming his iIess Of that county
solely from the distant lights he can
SEQ IN shors, anu ssil, away totally
ignotanl Of "overything that land
contained, lie bills aud valleys, Ito
rivers aud lakes, Ito great cities aud
noble oliices, TIA wonderful commeror,
anu lie tccminI myrisds u inhabit.
anti" This, be says, "a our own con.
dltiOu with reference to the universe
around W; and ho aiIG
For every lighthouse which NAV 10
counted around The c1n,t, Of BroAt
Britain, thnro aIo within the circuit Of
thtsi coasts thousands uf Fields. tuuu-
sands " beautiful trees, "a 100 are many
lakes anu rivers, there nrevillnges, towns,
ciur', aud goat numbers Of population.
so. too. Tor every one oi the visible stars
which can Boz counted In tho sklo-. thoro
must be- hundred. or thousands. indeed,
there are doubtless millions ui other OBJ
ioct-, u.tofly beyond our koD. ~ tho
existence u those unsogu ohIe.t', AMI u
thuir nature aud pIuIorlies, We ,au on y
ucrA ipually become aware, In a most
Indirect, indeed 1 might say
iu most casual manner Sow,
indeed, tho sub.imiIy ut tho conCup.
ton Uf tho unseen universe become, abe.
quately uuiuldod. Reflect on thc mum.
Dor OF luminous stars wh.Ch tho heavens
contain, think ~ the thousands ui stars
which are visible 10 tho uuaidod eye
TANK n tho tens OF thousand, OF stars
which arc visible IN small telescopes,
think Of tho hundreds II thousand o.
STARS which Hro visible in m dCu.B
telescope, and % Gao Astounding millions
" stars which arc disclosed by our
Nigh lost inSttumOup, or which are fDp-
resented ON our most sensitive pho o.
graphic plate. Then remember that zach
one " ttosO aiAfs IL, rs Il were, 4 lumiu-
Gus b aeon, aud thnl the inyi,ible objects
must ho Incredibly more numerous thau
Tho buacOut themselves.
From Tits hypithesis the eminent
scientist poin,s out tho vastness Of the
universe compared with the extent OF
mau's Iwitdse and conceptions,
wherein he cannot see or comprehend
= mllli0uth part OF tue material hesv.
ens. Aud Que lesson drawn thor0from
Is tue utter iucOmpe,ouoy OF man TO
pass upon the hoignts, the depths, the
progress or the destiny Of that uni.
verse, except ~ light from source
that embraces a more extended Aud
intimate knowledge than can possibly
be- acquired within tho limie ed con-
tinVa OF mortal existence ON our globO.
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1llE RAILWAY RATES.

Tho Southern Pacific railway has
come ~: with statement on the
recently Promulgated freight rates, In
which It II asserted that tho action Of
tina, railway 10 iay0rsble 10, rather
than against, salt Lake city. II is-
bists that the other roads are ruspoDsl.
ble Tor Whatever discrimination exists.
lite statement IL In effect that ~ q mat
tor Ut fact the biggos, Mind Of a wax 10
ON between the Southern Pacific ami
the eastern roads doing business IN
Utah; thSt the Union Pacific, Rio
GAndo Western, Denver aud II o
Grandr, Colorado Midland anu the
Iowa lines arc all Interested, aud they
are attempting to crowd the ) ulhefu
which the Southern Pacific traffic
officials declare with great yrhomeuyr
they viii not allow; that Salt Lake l.
| the principal market VI Utah, anu the
/ g ut4rru Pacific !. ut u disadvantage
.u upt having u lluu beyond Ogden,
/ but inst ,'Ir southern Pacific can, aud
NOW d.rg, .Hako u IItr which, com.
,iuci VITA TIE !acsltrlo f.am Ogden
60 salt Lake, will nice tao rate, Of tue
eastern laro from eastern oca,crs.
Tao la.!le OF this sec in have a.
Impression, eaiHol from yeaIs Of tx.
/ p,ricuce, !Ust they dp not owe tie
southern r.cidc anything Tor special
aiaduu.,gp Shown, but hat u tho books
were properly balanced tAcro wou.u o..
o. credit on tue oiacr ellie. A. tie
same time Ga 8 have no i.ciiuauou 60
wage a war ngsiusg Iaat road, rg
o. forget anything OF lRv1ub,.
character which Il las doar. The.
arc two sides 90 inc uisuuU'lJu ~ ~ has
been prevented, sad lsir UI.5.Iur,.
ton OF the s.tusglou l. mo- gi,ug Che.
adverse to tho S,ugl.Tn P.g.h.. 1.
numerous instances ~ hNs given rate
ly,s Il an ils eastern competitors, auI
uy this has ~ Ivldei c1uvcn.vucou HuG
,stgcd local ,uIu-,rlaa tast otherwise
wyulI have boon practically barre
Tut.
ia the present dispute, wllch ma
| ',al 10 further eating on the part Z
.uo milwEys, no one can blame tlp
southern Pay flo TOT giving lower
rate from Cant rnia than formerly OK.
rtrd, because Of the Tsccat eastern
uaucu0u. Nor does there appear
| o he amy reason why Utah PEG.
pie should complain at cncsp.
ming OF roigbt rates that VIII keep
Rustern competitors In their MARKETS.
lnd Il somebody else rrrvcuta salt
Lake RrI,!ns tho benefit q those rates.
that ~ 'rIs 10 reason why O.iun
.houli no, avail h5uel. ofA ps5lwai
rciucuou. The uew rate ia mott the
liycrt line " railway tarn war, bu,
inns a promise OF pe-maneacy, aud /,
81 70 be hoped that ere long this city
! viii have the bsnstlI Of the reduction
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ls ,iver. Concerning the Jews II IL
hc,r stated that they shall remain
uhuered Until too Tunes Of the Ger
u'gs be fulfilled, which period Is
ossrcr define. War, fumors Of war
rJmmoti5n among the nations, and
u lsting sickness are among the
ebaucltii tics Of the closing ytars.
Zoo dis,iyIps sand iu holy places and
are not movoi. Narlou1 signs 10 the
heaven are predicted before the gath
,fi1g Of tie "iemuauL" Tbo fcsut.
raglIon u the Saints glso occurs Dsiofc
ne arm % thr Lord falls upon the
ATOMS, bu: thaay Preparations being
made, "ile Lord anoll utter His
voice and nl the ouds OF the
e8rth phsl hear g." Then the
dvcuados viii br overcome; the Jews
Will be- converted 10 Chrl,, b, d all tho
natl ME- he redeemed. Satan himself
hail be- found and the faithful Saints
inrcfit the earth. "rHo Lord shall
os In their miI.l, ami Hs glory shall
Or UPON them, aud lie Will DO their
King and tier Laugivor"
This ~ the c0usummalion predicted
Through tue mouths OF holy Prop e.,
anu tho appearance Of false Chriss
aud ialsc prophets IL but oonufma-
lion OF the w0ti OF GIi.
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siie Of IL Thar. mr.. MANI wh M ,.aiI, ia
Bunyan. Do,,h,n1 c.su. nrh.v.,
mt ou,t. ,,,.D N.nv ~ tb,s
gs,.,.,,o, So, no,,tn, ,o.t.
iva n, Jscido, LAS, =, ali IN
religion. E,s.dom 4, An, war cry
liberty 4, the n.,s word. and the evil
one says uv. ara au ooiny 10 one
place. nItbou,b wa ., Nv dIgsrynt
road.D
In IN. .,tIv dsvsot nh, min,s,ry the
brstb,en saia A. zach other. or Nor.
moni,m ia xba, ~. ,hI,k a In We
ought 10 shah. mn, cop..tvaliye town
from cept.r 4, c,,cumfet.pce.n And
Il was sbnkon IN Tho UInys,hsrlpv Of
many soui. Fo,manv wear. ,eo,.rlap-
ism In .ysty eui,e has pl.pted i.elfIn
this TettIto,y. 1, I'M, ptov k.d but
little conmen, and but ope or two
solitary d.b,,e,. Yet Their. M, hun.
dted. Of Elders VINO nbave fought
with wild hsa.,s n, Enh.sus ,, and Rre
more familiar with the cteeds comics.
.lops. oa,,chi.m. and article. n, thar
churches than ate tho m,i,,itv oi ,hese
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Rocky Mountain He'll I.t.,,
Telephone building s,ats ''''.
Lake City, Utah. '"''h 81
Licen,e Of the American Ran
.nhone Compsny for fdabo ~ U,
Utah ami Wyoming. '''hha,
We offer ekcuange ipsttur.
all places where we have s4rsnae L
alta yearly fentsl OF it5m az sanss
wards. '''W "
Our toll lines copneO, oil ,A,,,
places. 'ue an
able terms. w h'f
Al forms Of hictophono lr,b,,,.
tors and contact telephone. A.. l'
itSlled by the American BsIi M ~
phons COMPANY, and csn ~. ICE
used In any Of tue above stsis. Z
rented through ut. N1u
The pAt.nts have expired oblv =.
tue magnetic instruments. ' "
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I'VE Dn,. Hoard rssf.

The RIO Gfsuir Western Railgay
agents Will, beginning On July 1T, sell
eScufsiou tickets h. GlenwOUd Snfings
aud return via the Denver q RIO
Gandc Railroad, al 1900. These
tickets viii be god three days from
dats Of sale. snd viii include two days'
board nj tho llotsl Colorado, aui two
rhr Hotel Colorado, VI Glsnwo1d
SPRING., 10 ths finest snd best hotel Ia
CUl0ta
The Rio GtAndo Western ageut. viii
ALEC sell excursion tickets 10 GirnwurH
Spnngs, via tbs famou, Denver RIO
Gfandr Railroad, gOuI in'tty ,AyG uf
s22.OO. or sixty DAYS iuf , 8 cu.
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Tho direct line to Kansas city, 81.
Louis and Atlantic sesboafd, u VIA
tue Missouri Pacific Hallway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping aud chair
Union depots In tho Jay time. II you
are going East anu osfe tor daylight
ride through the gtAndest see cry Ui
the Rocky MountBins en route, see
that your ticket reads via Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair cars
p1sltivelY iter ~ holders u regular
tfain Ticket.
\. V. DERRAH, &. r, x i. A.,
II Mufl,u - u,k, 81 LIsrIiiy.
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Last summer, W. hsd child suticf.
ing from bloody iiuS, wkon W. came
into pOsscsai "A ui small bottle OF
Chamber Colic Cbolors AMI
Distrhoss Remedy. Ig,vU some Of /,
To tho child according IN directions.
u afforded hlmo,t instant T,!icf ami
effected permanent cure. can
chretiully recommend IT, Go. JEN.
KISS, CedsT Creek, fancy &C.. Mo.
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Thoro i.vIl tho difference iu lho world
between boiling master aud slave. And
this ii florence D. manifest boo O,urg unn.u
~ 'liu, and eypTy t.Nugr NJ power.
Every man has ueryr.s .Ht ore man cone
trolls Nlr urrns, AMI H" speak OFF Hln
uiwIFuglv us r. man ut nerve. wnHuHu-
other wRu ls control ud d., ui. urfyus.
uui Wa speak OF hm r..ugy us d
nervous rln, Toe tho ono gt,r "a. man
is uNsiuE boo tur U.hUr ct-n thr mnu IN %
slave, % Is 70 good thing fora man to
have t,ruus temper and To- control b..
]. lsA very bad thing Tor o strong lcmpor
~ hNNo,H man and turnu,rn. him. 4 man
lH worth 'uN0 100 ordinary liiN who has
no appetite. and man mo hRa his APP
petite boo r0uUol J.. master Of 1t Tor Of
hnIeut service, hut % man who Is a slave
90 bis appetite has mother happiness nor
power llu ls dcspisod rs ihe most uhipc'
OF N'S race The choice is before vs., In
Gods providence, IN be master or slave,
aud wo are responsible Ter our chuiro,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-10

The Burlinston route IL the only
line running dining cars on the "a
a carrie" plan, between Denver and
Omaha, RansAs City and Chicago.
Passengers have TO pay only for wha,
they eat BE sure that your ticket,
fssd via the burlington route.