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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-03-16
Our StalVarlS!
And They Are Our Next
Servants i'm Office.
A Few Brief Lines Concerning The
Good Democrats Who Have Con.
sented to Serve the People
In the Several Capacities-Men That
We Are Proud to Have Bear
Our Banner to Success.
WATER WORKS TRUSTEES.

WATER WORKS TRUSTEES.
CHARLES WRIGHT has con-
w sented to make the race for the
long term as Water Works Trustee.
Mr.. Wright Is a member of the
family of old wheel horse Demo-
Gratis, of Hooking, and II thorough
business man, which is evident
from his own prosperity. The peo-
pie could not do safer thing than
to trust this important matter into
his keeping, and we insure a judic
iOus Trustee.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-03-16
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

&SM r. j. III. KLINE has accepted
SNy the Democratic nomination
for Justice of the Peace of Falls
Township. Mr.. Kline tried awful
hard to "de-Kline" but the people
wouldn't listen to it, as he made
such noble squire the past term.
This township is entitled to three
squires and two are already in Lc-
gan, and it is found a necessity to
have one in the west end of the
township, at Enterprise, and Mr.
Kline is the man for the place and
will be elected.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-03-16

The recent outrage perpetrated
In the legislative halls Of Indiana
by the Republicans, shows how
desperate they had become in car
rying out their plans. If this
should have happened south of the
Mason and Dixon's line it would
have been termed, treason or revO-
luton but since it has not we sup.
pose IL can be called little fun.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-03-16

A MOS PARKER, like the other
Scandidates of our ticket, needs
~ introduction to the people of
Logan. We all know him as Il
hard working, constantly pushing
business man. He knows no rest
and will work just as hard to make
a successful Water-wOrks Trustee
siness a success. None could be
more careful or judicious than he
He is man that Logan can well
be proud of rs citizen aud a
Trustee. He is out for the One
Year term.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-03-16
AssEsson-rALLs pREc1Ncr.

AssEssOR--FALLs PRECINCT.
9 w. BRIGHT, after many
* years of serving as assessor
In Falls Precinct, has consented by
the petition Of almost everybody
In the township, to serve in this
capacity again. The property
owners of this township would not
be satisfied with any body else
than Bright. They have gotten
accustomed to his careful way OF
doing business, which is admired
by every business man. Mr.. Bright
can stay at home and get 200 ma
jority.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-03-16
To ENGAGE in a French dual has

To ENGAGE in French dual has
always been esteemed as nothing
much more dangerous than to take
. ride in an omnibus. The recent
accident by which one swordman
p0ked his weapon into the lung Of
his antagonist will, we fear, have a
tendency to bring one of the most
harmless Partisan amusements in
10 temporary disfavor.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-03-16

THE American cloth that is be-
ing sold at Bradford, England, the
worlds wOolen manufacturing CEN
ter, Is all wool, and, Of course, of
standard width to adapt it to the
British adiposity.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-03-16

M. FOSTER, the Chinese, but for
merly the American, statesman
and diplomat will now be deprived
OF his yellow coat.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-03-16

LAST Monday afternoon the Judge
IN the criminal court of Franklin
county overruled the motion to
nollie the Hughes indictment
against Pat Elliot and set ths trial
for March %.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-03-16

THE death of Worth, the English
Partisan man dress maker, removes
. monarch of fashion whose sub.
jects were to be found in all parts
Of the civilized world.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-03-16

FROM reports, the ladies in the
different parts of the state are TAX
ing advantage of the law giving
them the privilege of voting.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-03-16

THE Democrats of Columbus
have nominated Mr.. Cotton ii. AL
len for mayor.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-03-16

Two ladies were placed on the
Democratic ticket in Columbus, for
School Board.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-03-16

M C. RECKTEN WALD is our
AZ candidate for Assessor in the
Second Ward. Jake Is well and
favorably known In his home ward
as Il business man of more than or
dinary ability, and Is one among
the very few good men who are
competent TO fill this Office. He has
what this position requires in a
man, "A general knowledge of what
things assessable are worth. He is
careful and accommodating. He is
one of the many Democrats who
have never aspired to or held an
Office, but In response to the call oi
Democracy Of the Second Ward,
consented to be their candidate.
He Is hard-working German, the
head OF family, aud deserving the
support Of every Democrat In his
ward. Vote for Jake Recktenwal
for Assessor and you will make NJ
mistake.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-03-16

MOHN GEIGER IL the Demo-
Scratic candidate for Council
man In the First Ward. Mr.. Gel
ger is one of the careful members
OF the present Council. He has
served one term In this capacity
and has made record beyond re.
proach. The heavy and critical is-
sues that have come before this
hody In the last year, were Issues
that took men Of brains and-steady
nerves to meet; issues that were
not boys play, but those Of tower
ing magnitude TO the interests Of
the people Of Logan. Mr.. Geiger
was not the man 70 shrink from his
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-03-16
CITY COUNCIL.

MOHN NJ. WHITE, candidate
AZ for Council in the Second Ward:
is so we'll known to the people that
it is hardly necessary to say any
thing but to mention his name. He
is Democrat among Democrats, a
stalwart, true as steel to the cause
and a leader in his ward. He filled
the position of Dep'ty Recorder with
credit to himself and honor TO the
party, proving himselfa competent,
efficient and accommodating clerk.
He now occupies the responsible
position Of book.I<eeper at Horns
Brick Works, and also, at the pres
ent time, represents his ward in
the Council, and to which position
he hopes to succeed himself. Mr..
White Is the Water Works cham.
pion. He is a business man well
qualified to fill the position he as.
pires to, as is evidenced by his ser.
vices for the past two years. He
Is not five-centisl nor is he extrav.
agant. He Is simply careful, COM
petent business man, just such a
man as Logan needs for a council
man at the present time. He is in
favor of pushing the Water works
through as rapidly as possible and
consistent with good Judgment and
good, servicable, mechanical con-
structiOn. He Is "A man Of extraor-
dinary business ability and good
judgment. He can neither be bull
dozed nor bought. Vote for White
for Councilman and get good,
competent, carefal, pains taking
business man and Democrat.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-03-16
CITY TICKET.

OUR Governor has again started
out on touring expedition.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-03-16
*DalIy. tDnlIy except sunoay. Isunday only !.

Tickets on sale to all the principal cities of
the United States and Canada.
Day coaches and Parlor ears on all express
trains making connections for all important
paints North, South, East and West.
Any ticket agent will give you full infor-
m alton concerning the Buckeye Route, or
you can address w. II. FISHER, General Pas
scngel and Ticket Agent. Columbus, Ohio.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-03-16

"a NDY INBODEN, without .
.doubt. will be the next Assessor
" the Third Ward. He has served
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-03-16

tnaiiy. Except Sunday.
For detailed information regarding rates,
sars sme on etc. asess e0Rng pao
Transportation Agent. B 4 o. S-W. Ry,
Athens. Ohio; w. II. LEHMER, TrnnspOrta-
ton Agent, b. & o. S-W R'y, Macarthur
Junction, Ohio, or G. B. WAItFEl,,
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
CINCINNATI. OHIO.
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OBITUARY hOTE.
MtLLlAM mrNnY KrLsI,

WILLIAM hlNhN hllHIAs
Died In ~pungvlllc, August 5, 1905, Of
Ia grippe, William Henry kelse, who
was born Ia Dover, Kent, England, No.
yonber 2ts', 1850. lie was q son oi Eli
ward Kelsey aud Auu Gibbons. VA. hap.
TIED Into The Church Of jesus Christ OF
Lhttcf.day saints February 10Th, lsis; In
Angus Of the same year Wa, ordained a
Tuach1r, In NDyombc following "a Priest,
aud an Elder In February, 1850. Soon
after hts,oIdinatiou As an,l.ldor h. was APP
pointed 10 travel IN tho London confer.
DnCc, which duty wa. faithfully per-
formed. June D., 1850, he opened the
Gospel TO Croydon, aud, following that
mace, be- carried It to Epson, Red
lltll, Msrsthtm, l,nigagO and othor
places In tho County of Surrey
ana baptized about seventy lyo person.
lu lsa2 lac wa, sel 'o preside over about
twonty branches ON tue -outh eide ~ the
Tiycr Tbams., London conference, Janu.
ary lst,lsJb,ho WAS called to preside uy or
tho kont conference which embraced
also tho counties Of Surry and Sussex.
May lI.h, 1851, hO waH released from
tho presidency 10 gather Ia ZION, which
ho lid tho same year, after having
lANOTcd In tho ministry over eleven
years, lie arrived In ~pTlugvills. DC ~.
Dor 18th, l-Uli Was ordained Seventy in
NNhNNHt A"''af NAA'l w A0tN was NAAlthA lh Afk
az Cbun,clUrto bishop William Bring.
hurst, IN which position he served
until the doN.h OF no bishop In ls,1
Ia lNIl he w,s sent on mission IN Eng.
land and returned In tho fall NJ tie same
yutr iu ls-l hr WIS appointed 10 pTe-
side over .hr High Prizes y IN Spring
yiilOi iu l,'l NE- ret aparl as iitst coun-
sel'ur Co Isaac bullock, president over
the High Prle- y quorum OF lHh sake.
Ito WAS appointed uu tho home mission.
ANY, H.sN snyru tmu, and served ~ such
soyOu year, hutwnHn 1906 and $500. Al
his demise be was first counselor tp Jas
Daniels, pres lrut NJ lho High Priests
VuurDm ~ Utah stake
III, llir wa, DO h o,on!iul and service.
ablo IN Dc Church ami Kingdom Of GOD.
lie was a souu q theolugiAn aud An ardent
scholar IN his orN "A practical hort.
culIurir aud gardener uni president OF
the uh County Farmer End Gardeners
club. %, 49, lluSIlSuTuN.
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pLutK THAT WINS.


II any young man In Utah feels
within himself n longing for an educa.
ton tut believes tue way barred by
his lack of means, the following Incl.
dents from tho experience Of ULh
boy In college may open the way for
him To rsaliz, his ambition.
About four years ago Otto HAusr.
baou left Salt Lake ClIy on board u
sheep train bound for Chicago, bis
destination being GalcsbuTg, llliuoh.
After earning his passage Ny tho care
uf the sheep en- route, he landed 10
Gslesburg with money enough In HE
posstssion TO keep hin one month,
His purpose was 10 enIyr Knox college,
lot which he hai been prepared IN IA,
/ salt Lake Collegiate Institute, ~
! Iiut VI the strlciesl economy hul q
ytrat deal Of hard work, our Uah bOJ
managed to get through his fre-h
mau year, The story OF that years.
| struggle IL iulI OF incidents Doth lAugi 70
abe aud pitlul. Tue year inWU ductL
our hero 10 pilos Il oak and h ckUiy
! COfd.woUi whose hardness maze the
uuck.saw iairly tinglt; 10 uao,iOu,
co-s calculated tony the patonae ..
oue more accustomed q milking thai
| ut; g. washing machines ana sCfub.
hlng brushes, anu many other I'M i'-
mruts oil LABOR 10 which he, Ike m
BOYS Of his OK e..suCe, hal preyiuu,y
| boon "A stranger NutWiluStaniiu.
/ the time nud lauor ais support DO.
mgiIrd Of hlm, his r,cotu IN ojllrg,
glasses were very high. lie also sue
ctruod Ia winning all VI tue drcl,ma
| ton pTi1us between tue ltoBAnl4u Ruu
SOL homurB ulassrS.
! Al tue beginning ~ his eOph0maf.
! vrsT hu entered the home NJ one
| 0t the professors ui the college,
doing the ubuics about he Vtrm.
! l.uz In payment Tor his ulHtu
! lrteI OF such mental labor ~ the car
~ a horse aud COW, tue running OF .
| furnace r tue cultivation VI law
! aid garden. lastvnI VI stan Eng n
| TIE way %. his succ6ss In HE classes, ui
| nis standing clilggo vlfC W, the g.
| du-lfy ana itu salily when broam
nsulluRi HIN Yer force VI cifruw,
Hurrs, were conducive ~ Eluu
acuularship aud won tor aim the hign
ESQ Tugaid Of faculty and s,uie l.
| DIflug that year he won hfst yrLrI
exclamation IN a contest between a.,
gentlemen VI the sJpuUmOus Eu.
Frusumsn Glasses.
Mr. HaurtuGc.'s f,i,h'ulness In hi.
duuos pertaining to his 81 3D." held lot
MN tho lia,o m the pr0letsUi's HON
g. tue uud 100 bis course, lie {. inuud
10 ml.k the c " aud via hisu n,fOIs
f,T hlu.snlf nd hi. college,
lis urstuu. Al cane began iu hi.
JuuiOr year VII u he won tigsl lace u
lhr runlu cn, ttsL TUE made nm tue
representative OF his college iu ut
slnte contest. Winning hr-t honor
here made ann tAe representative u
lie state IN the gtvst hu-. CONTEST o..
| the tUFi, ---.he t,f-SUIp, which he
wuu over his uiue mmrliloTs.
adulti u 60 the huuUrs whIrh he Wur
o. comp, IL I've Wufl, hu was chosen Cos
ingu ~ and Blu Icuts 'D represent them
on several very important uut isiuus.
Iuere " rIs af1 written uHt % Gu.
giGe MI. H.urTuscn, bat 10 The hops {
i4spiuug symo young peIB1n with q o
i4tR Inat grlI anu %, eyvTaucs 10
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THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH.

The next acadrmic year will begin
sepltmbrt Is. The following courses
are proylIeu:
!. Coutse In General Science.
2 Course ia Arts.
2. Course In Mining Engineering.
I, Advanced Normal Course.
E.ch Of the ABOVE leads I , tue bach.
slDfs dtgfes; the normal diploma, hy
provision OF law, gxempts the h older
nom all examinations Ia the school
tystrm,
8, Normal Courses, lssdiuR TO n GER
iificAIe q graduation which sKompis
the holder from examination Tor a per.
isd Of i've years.
9. Preparatory Course, Leading to the
collegiate studies.
Tuition IL virtually free In ali de.
psflmunis,a small registration fec onl y
icing required. A certain number OF
uurmai scholarships IL allotted 10 each
county Alpucants for appointment 10
.uch achuarships must apply to the
Territorial Commissioner OF Schools
through respective county superInton.
dents.
TIE faculty OF the Uni ysfsiiy has
been recently greatly enlarged, ana
'ho equipment OF the Institution eI-
ended.
For circulars anu other information,
addfus.:
J. T.. TALNiAdK,
Pfesiient University OF Utah, Bali
Lake Cily.
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A PUBLIC BENEFACIOR.
Professor Munyon's Great Work
Among the Suffering.
His Medicines are Naryels In the
Way Of INJECTING Cure.

Mr.. George 10 leo, tho "e'l.known
t'n os Hia dealer. THIRD aid Federal IT.,
lhItIOlphil, Pa 3 not only ono of tho
ln' NJ prominent real a. u o brokers In he
ri'N. ia IL thu golr d manager ui tho
new n. l"rgr uHi ~. ON = . cctric !
prop lsiun, 81 IrI BE- tt.uuCl to suTof-
do the oyorh al trolley. Read what
tos1's:
"Ey'rs.nro l-.s have been 0ront
suiior = n m .c.Ht.H rheumatism. Il ere
were time. IA n the - rucigung pain
nearly drove IN insanoaud wa, pfactI-
,ally helpless Upon fiieud's advice
Wa Ind cod u buy Mum, on RhOumn.
sm tufo. A. er tai Ing a lev doses the
pain left mo and / htv0 not had tho
aim est svmptoms ~ any roturn OF tlO
di ease. have commended Ibis rom
ody 10 several OF my friends, who have
also b yn cured"
Muny rheumatism euro IL guar.
Antrei To caro- he rheumatism In any
Part Of tho bfdy. Acute or mn O. ar
fhe' maiism ned In from one to dyo
days. II nevur falls to cure sharp. h ~.
lhs palms n Tho arms, leg sides, back
or breast. or soreness ia any part Of tho
polN In from ono TO three hours II IN
Ru tTanieed To fomuuy cure lHmeue \
sun AMI swollen joints, sin back an all
haius In the hips aud iulns. chrome
rheumatism, scislca, lumtago, OF pain
IN the back are spec lily yurpi.
Munyon's llOmut pathNc Home Il m.
eiy company, OF Pniladolyhia. pui up
specifics for nearly yary disease Whom
nro sold by hll druggists, mostly Tor 20
coutsa bottle.
Those who are In doubt ~ to tue ma.
tuio " tho disoaso should Addfos. Ptu.
fosS y Nun, on, 90 Aich tt, ct. Phtla.
dielphia, giving fun sympt m, OF Iholr
dreasu Proie SIR Mum On Will ca o..
tuliN diagnose tue case aud give Nou tbs
bouoAt " his Hdyico absolutely irso oiall
charge. Tho remedies will he sOnt o
any addtes, on fcceip. OF 10 ali price.
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OGDEN.
Ogden Items.

Oliver Browuell was arrested Tor i'm.
porIuning ladies on the streets; when
demonstrated with hV became INSULT
ins, iof which Justice Bagley gave
him thirty uay,' imprisonment,
Judge II. W. smiths sickness 10
quite syiiOus. His physician viii not
auuw him to sec any onu ON matters Of
business,
Bishop NJ. +. Brown lett for Call.
fornia yestvtday, hoping To improve
his beAi,u by u change OF climate. lilo
will return In about two weeks.
A marriage license was issued to
Oivor ~. Ruuyon aud Miss LeIllr
May BuyKuiilrt,
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ran onIc,oo a H,,,,,,
ItED. LIN

c, 1e lin limited expires, for Kane.
so ~ LOUIS, Chicago and a' cg
,net kIp Gfande Wes,s,Ip o'nl, leave,
0 0Su.n and SAT- Lake ever dl'auoni !,
land, and '''"' colorado MI
ATcHIsoN. TOPEKA g sAyr,I
Railroads, with pullrs, - AYE
and Tree reclining chair cl r'''ee sleeper
lSn, oolotado Springs, one CHAM T ,Csiy,'
20, paL'Isu lars see George Il q OILY
S y, iV AGENT Passenger b.p,1, ,,lraa
City, Utah. ''' Sat Lax,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


Ar" You Going 10 see IN. a.,
The Santa lie Rout. hs.r,.,.'
very low rate ol Gao from be-, ,'' .ls-a &
ufado Springs ami Pueblo =. n 'Sgi' %.
eiuih' iot THIS ucca,ion-les, tb,s aai
iare Tor The roundirp Colrasn,Iall'o ''
W low rates will doubtless e"a.ry
rom Utah oinis. Gail a,ibs sI.,. w, e
full particulars. '''ee 10
GEo. T.. Gmp,y.
General Agent Passenger H..
men 80. 60 West Second gpb Sgs .l,.is
Salt Lake City, Utah. ''' aie'i
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MISCELLANEOUS

I
COIN called up the report Of the
city engineer In regard to railway
| ttscks not used In the city anu a'Ard
for it, reading.
After being READ, he arose and cnl'ei
| the attention NJ the Council 10 inc lAst
tlat there was lving ~ ine city ah1ui
xix miles ufuuusuu tratks and moved
| inst the communication be- roirriel ~
] the rJmmitrU Un Hlfovis uui ihN tHcy
us instruc I'd % invesilgAt tue matter
aud report 90 10 Of an csiiy dais.
Harly moved tuat it b. laid On Tie
| table, Wuich motion wHs lsst aHa
CD1u's motion Prevailed.
CuiNs FJSr DOUGLAS PETITION.
COIN then ip4Iltei VI tue chairman
Of tue cOmmiNpt 90 street,, wat h'u
b on done with regard 70 his For
Douglas tcIltlUu.
Councillor G rum stated hat all d.
ton on tive COS ton had b1sn dcfufft d
uutii NG Cuhu', return from the las
but now inst no had returned feppft
could ue iurut.uoI in short uTdsL
Conn stated inst tur lives or the
Csuu I.ucu we've draw a.. u ol -
lNuun O'N NJ, iniutfuI tsI ny iusrrt.
90 the eUfi "oflci,iB - anu wantu
tu see the matter diaTUsru OF before h.s
ualtlai .uaiu.
RAISED sW LIvE
Young 1iiprsI tho lowing res3lu.
ton when wa aIUp,r
re- o,yoI, That mo ar ion ~ tho cry
Council ~ da,o August 20, 1884, liking
tho amUDut VI Z D 900 ~ luv IWis 90 IS utyh
he WAtpTWnHIUt ruuid draw tHr tur Ok.
ponce, ot tur lrrIgR iuu dUIit mUut, DO
change ana muiiiiNl 90 90. not tpuNguyi
81 ,I0u fir ., gular Wa Urmts co.. business
amt such % nor additional SUM as may
hu necessary under auy special order Of
tuo Council
WAFER SPECIALS,
The following resolution was Pc
sonted by Claw,1,.
Rs.olyei. Tha, tho duto, now tor.
formed by tho nvu special uihrrr,
appointed hv tho commit ego ON water
works Boz performed by the ave dopuly
wn.Druhs UIH, without extra pay,
Lynn was opposed 10 the resolution
Tor the reason that he tlUughI thus was
a yefy inOppuftunu timr 10 dos, anu
thought tuat action should be duietfSl
iora umo. uuul tue dry spell wa
over.
Young thought good service hid
teen done by tn special, nnd trlievru
hey shuuii he tetaIueI In tuoIf
present positions.
Clsws0n was Ga favor VI cultiug
down expenses Aud thought tue In.
spsclots could be done away with.
I0uug moved that the resolution be
laii over fOt One week, pendiug Az
investiRAtion. The motion was lot.
Inc resolution was lost.
Tbs appropriation let amounting 10
$500, was allowed anu tho Cuuuoil
adjourned.
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TrouDI,d wIm rsrlodicsI ny,sntsr

Henry p.silvera,of Lucea, Jamaica,
Wet luuis Islands, say: - nee my
i'c.vrty irum An attack Ut Jysentery,
ne ton years ago, II comes on SUI.
'rul7 At times npd makes me very
soak. A ieaspOouful Of Chhmu-tlain's
Cole, Cholera aud Diarrhuva Remedy
'krn lu a ntlle water gives me
am eIIatr fcli,f | could get u dozen
'slmoulaIs from people h. tewho Gavs
cen cured by this remedy"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-04

Alum powders are danger-
GUS, Uso tho pure Cream
Tartar Three Crown Baking
Powder
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-04

'l-Hrant County the astru1rs rrfurni
p. On aht'p tu tHIa county Wgr. increased
~ the lorHiUFIaI board
-" an Juan tuuHf.H Increase ~ 80 Uu
the asteasHh s1lunUuu ut HNrFps fat''t p1
..ei valuation OF rattc, total increase
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-04
esyiSSS RIO
S ss4S4N GRANDE
IA sS.ss WESTERN .
LIbNpARp nAunr
Siss 21r.a. h Effect March 81 1895.

leave snIt LaHs coy
No, Ter bingham Provo. Grand
Junction gud all poiu's Easl ss, ~
No t-for ffOyo, 1tand .uncuna
aud al poluls kasI,.,.,..., ION m
No, s. FOR ogden aud intermediate
IA =, Po,aI, $3.50. $50 p. IN
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aud all intermediate points tiO0p. Va
so t-tor ugdon aud the we,t ..... u p. ~
w '-ior psHnn ani ths West lsl pm
Arrive salt Lake ,ii,.
No l-fTOm Provo, 1TAni Junction
And tho EAst,..,.,........,. In H. IN
NO J-FTom Provo, GrAud junction
.sd NO East ,....,.....,..,..., map N.
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so . toh luresA AMI PAytOna tIhAA M.
Nn Iron ngdoH aai he NsI ssss 10
40 = rom Eton and 'hs West. .gnp. "a
Only line runnisr through PulImaa PslAca
Sleeping ears Salt Lake titI 70 San FFHneisro
rail- LAKE CIy to Denver via trsnd JunciiGn
anl SAT- Lake City 70 Kansas CITY sud Chisa.
80 We colorado points
Ihfoush transit ~ familv slesperF wttlsut
ehAugel 10 kausAs CITY, Chicago Ani Hnato1 ~
ftes reclining char ears salt Lake to
Ticket Once, 10 ", End Soala
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-04

On September land 5, III. II. q. w.
~ announces rate OF tl.5O, sslt Lske
CIV ~ Osner ana return. TrslDs At
$3.50 O.. ~, $3.50 y. m. anu ll:45 .. m.
Tickets EUUu until September q.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-04

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