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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-05
SILLY SAVANNAH.

Even q Judge Allows HimseIfto Be Sti rred
Up Over the Mountebank.
=. SAVANNAH, Ga. March 5-Judge Fal-
ngsnt, OF the supreme court, in address
lng the grand jury today, slaid especial
stress IN view of the recent events in
connection with ex-Priest Slatterv on the
privileges OF American citizenship. and
to enjoy the freedom of thongbt no
speech within the pale of the law with
out Interference by violence on the mart
of others
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-05
LEE OF MANHATTAN.

ne was IN POIIce COURT Again Yesterday
And Will Now Reform.
]. Risky Lee of Manhattan, who
seems to be a near and dear friend of "a
man named Fox from that town, was OUT
around town with bottle last night J.
Frisky has been in the Topeka police
court before. In fact be was in three
times in one week some time ago and es-
capped fine each time
Mr.. Lee now declares that he will take
the cure and give up the demon drink
He was fined So, which he paid and
was released.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-05
CANADIAN RECIPROCITY.

Free Trade Relations Established Be
tween British Colonies.
OTTAWA, March 5.-Cape Colony has
offered free trade with Canada with all
the gain which that means to both coun-
tries, including an advantage to the Can
adian markets of Cape Colony equal to
20 per cent over those of the United
States and even Great Britain.
This is the first practical move in the
direction of preferential trade. The Cam
adian government will reciprocate.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-05

firm; centrifugal, 96 test, Sc; refined
steady; granuIated 3 13-16@4c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-05

We put on new neckbands on shirts
Peerless Steam Laundry, liz and ia
West Eighth street.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-05
LADY SOMERSET.

It's the strongest and best, DR.. Prices
Baking Powder, and it's absolutely pure.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-05

DR.. Prices Baking Powder is declared
by all official experts absolutely pure.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-05

Good work done by the Peerless
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-05

New neck bands put on your shirts at
TOPEKA STEAM LAUNDRY.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-05

Sunshine enters the kitchen whenever
'r. Prices Baking Powder is freely used.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-05

Knock, Knock, knockl9
1t sounded like the muff1ed beat of fu-
neral drum, that hurried tap at Frank Mel
worth's door in the gray. chill dawn of
the winter day.
What is the matter?" he exclaimed,
starting up.
Master is dyingl He's took awful sud-
denl' suffered the terrified voice of old
Joseph.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-27
A UTAH NAN
The Victim Of a fatal Casualty To-
Montana.

Mn Grace Davidson. On ostlmahlc
member % tle Church, ha, forward d
o. clipping from Montana pa,uf,
which gives an aceouu; % fatal a.u.-
iunt 10 nor syH, William James Davil.
aoOi which occurred fLJl; tlme ago
at o. raugh on Powder fiyor luEn
accompanying letter desire BE- IKE
pressed 20 have the facts OF the esI
aiiait puJllshoi IN tho NEwa Tue
article says
10 appears that Do DavIIfan rtlcnI.
90 party Ht Mt -tlWays ranch, an
meeting asms uf hi8uII ucIguU.rs WuI
nave lately Immi Iat u over Co Powder
IlVuf be CJagIlItu 10 pay Them viai.,
Ahl have "a look at tlat Wuuf ur Il
country o. L8 rAl,usssl l., a TO
N'elaca VI. Day aud UIuUr.ss ....
our 10 tAc stable, aiL Dly ..Ig 20
tihll 90 iiC uuTHt, dutnfu, lHH .
ing btuiuu uiH auI Dll.'B ..Hl.
NHifu ilni were tied O. t.a same s,l..
ciit.'.s.y .ucu1l r4ya U.s.a which
vas % Wee; niu, ard .gNtc o.
Tue horse raised bio Lea., sg.
.,fueA 90 him, 600 foot Htr lur
hlm 1u tNo tuiu, and ttfT ht ,ogI
get out 90 tlo way, tunnHHafJm
.ark tho iuI length ~ nIH ltuF r.Tu
1hI t,5utk deceased with t..u i..t|
just above it, uuiyis, ia lIe Iuwur Ins.
~ tho lsUy. with bU,4 Aul4 irene.
90 iao ilIurrl Isu ho w.iArI To- la,
lgulo ua.lic', lying dgHu upon 300
bed on bio Lack.n
Al thHt willing hands e. uII DO gas
dou' ft The iiJutrl men, lu' An
De- roo his las. on the Day lJllJEll.
accident
"Wil'Hm lllrs Davidson was .u.
on Of William aud Grace uayllaHr
ai1aF IS now living 80 Suulu.,
llHn, CAlsin county bsrplarI wa
tosu H' NrhUF lIfg. WHHat.. county.
lHI, Jan. IrI, lsbi Ito was 1ao oI
.n nidrH' F.IHUH tbr1r pafls, Duo
which DO h.I been n nmiIlar figure
"F mHuJ g,nrs. Hu rlmr 90 this ciurk
MNeu only II years OF age. flr wuT
Upright ami honest 900 all biz uuaiusf,
"FH possessed OF % genial dIaloiug
hh wul wGru-hr1t.ud auI brurvo.
l.tt, which gained him the respect 90 q /
Admiration of "a hoe. OF friends ami a.-
4Iaiuiaucus.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-27
ECHOES FROM IRE COURTS.


| Phillip Morgan, b. pr1niuont min.
Ing man OF Park City, II ilr lsuaI.Ut
In divorce suit instituted by bis vile.
Fllell1 Morgan, in the rufd dslfict
court, On the grounds VI cruelty aui
failure to support. Ms. Morgan nl.
Iugrs iu hor complaint that she was
married to the ds'rBiaut 80 I.7auslo u,
/ Hyg, uud that for more than a year
| past no has failed 60 provide uBs with
shu common necessities OF llu, aI
though worth 90 i,UJG also that bo has
cIu.iuuOusly treated nor BOO cruel anu
d human mBuusG she puyr thbt
{ Hu dc uulauI Boo restrained from dis.
pNrlug ui nH pHunTlyt Cor Temporary
n mluy pouIns Nu8. huagur, nui
Z Iyrmaavu. alImUuy lu Whatever
t.m Ihu gYur JsgIuJH equitable, uq..
"a .u.IsH HgI.E granted,
NEs Mansfield, tine tA..uifIrr. uss
H'ru uul guuly ID. stealing clothes
from MlINam t.utwuII, "a suIuier. uy
dNrUgr liaIF.sr aui auulruorl 90 AZ
m u.ha boo tue county lail, iu aIIll 40
.. a nuu 90 50,
William Howard, white, aud Annie
jones' uoluIrll nav. Juuu bella uy
l"mmifal arrrmau Iu q casl
HH.d U. slNI rasu 90 await the action
Oh 'Ho grand jay 0u a charge %, form.
90 900,
George g., Lnugy uus instituted pF8.
HyrdluRH aguiUat John W. Iarpuutrf
.H iur Iul.l ,ru. court, srpNlur O.
have MIN uHJuIuuI ..1m iulrTieriug
M .IN N certain .ITIHnII..# canal .Yr Htt.....
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-27

Tho direct limo TO kansas City, 20
louis and Atlantic ssaboaTd, 10 via
we Missouri Pacific Railway, from
IN1D'o' Though sleeping ami chair
Tgtis' anu all connections made Ia
Lhlou urpgts In The day time. II you
AIe Holhs East anu caro- Tor D daylight
roc through tho grandest scenery OF
ho rocky Mountains on route, seo
lnAl your Ticket reads via Missouri
fhcuo Hallway. Elegan! chair cara
po'luye'y ice 20 holders OF regular
train tickets.
, y. " DERRAIL q. +. h PA,
~ horIan Block, SslI Lake CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-27

Ina the fu,r I.gI. con Of Mr.. II.
A, Mcfarland, = lUmileut motuhan.
Live OAK HutteT Co.. Cal., ives
tsHou with very heavy crI The
IHlr1 iu bis chest WrfB a. severe that
900 had spa'ms and WIS threatened
With putumOnla. Ills father gsve him
rVcfAl large dJFus OF ChumueFlainJs
Cough Remedy which broke un the
ugh and cured him. Mr.. McFaF.
AMI 6aya whenever his children have
'3up, no Invariably gives them
.1amberlain'S Cough Remedy, ana it
HN1yt ca rs them, He considers Il
go u.B, cough remedy In the marksr.
q sr a,ls y ufu fgillh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-27

The opening session u Miss wellps
kiuiuIgaf,en on Monday in The
Eighteenth wnrJ, Will be- most intos.
c7iug Que, Uui HlI 0f tho gcuulcr rex
lu'sfUsiui In Kindergarten work ntt
luvItgl o. boo ITfs.ut UE J!sIs,fu. Toe
Uhu klndvtEaFIvu bffHrialluu mHl.-
hew wall make visit 90 U3ly bt J4al
time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-27

Manager Rogers summer ATTRACTION
IA something " a surprise an pleas.
ant one. lie has engaged tho pytr
Opera c0mpany,w hiun vii innugurltg
n summer season OF comic opera nj
populNr prlcus. ThooOmpgny includyr
Louise Manirrd-Pyk0 ami DNs.
Thornc, pflma douuHs; Lena Taliugpf,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-27
wOMANS HOME ASSOCIATION.


The following reIDrl OF the WomAn's
Homo ass3cisli0n has bson handel in
with atoqucstlIaI It be pu5.i'hcl Ia
the NEWS
The association began w0fs on the
-lsi gt January 100 quarters rented iu
i'r Alexander tl ck, J7g aluth Main
altcrL TIE part ui tho building We
occupy Us divided Boy temp ury parU.
lpas into eight rooms, aD that, Boo ai.
dillon % OUT 0i'. nuI sewing room,
we have p01d aItCbUu aud dcrmI.
,1fius 20 accommodate tue girls WIN
hni home wish us when Uut OF Um.
pluymuut
During the DIET month We could not
open our sewing room .1T lack of
iunis, but siugu February gI We have
icon able 90 keep IIm 1.-Two % rigut
women 40 WORK. More than fuy
women, mort 'f them with email
chillfou 90 support, uavu Registered
WIN u.s. anu 'uf iuufu we have ilunI
"ofs by tho Jay, either Doc our stwif
room Ur ntAmIUpa. loo addition TO tHla
work We have i0uad Situations f1t
hiiy.igur rifH, uui al, ut these girls
VINO w uot have paruuin residing Boz
.hu city are instructed that thvIr home
Do with us, anu that tuvy ntB 90 come
10 uH when out ~ employment On
AuuI We opened our tYUma Co receive
such ir.s ut women. lnUsU who have
money pay DO gH4s Ds uislp. lodge
Ius huu TO cents Cor % mulL Those
VINO have no money pay their boar
Nl working iu tIH sewing fU0m, 10 o.
Hirl Do slCa she can come % ne anu L..
catrd Tor li,o OF charge,
The work Tor wuicu tho association
vas htst OfgsuzfI han not teen luf.
rlPht oL We uavu dluu whit We
cnuIi iur ulaug slrs Five OF those
E.fiH have been Gated los by Co. Col
Na9lu or u parl uuung tue iasl thrs,
mo ths. We WuuII JUtu % home Tor
them tomorrow 90 No had the money.
Nnuu Guild 10. fifteen was TUNED
over 90 10 bV the police court, Judge
HmIiu askHI us: "NJw many 0ftut.r
ir.H u1u ygu lrr.lvg2'' lH. HuF o.
t.la question N.H wholly Nlu .g.
people Hi salt Lagr. Wu WlII Iteglyr
a. many aH luuJ u.ui.u uH thu money
90 provide IUL That tur IIuGF aI.e.ls
received have been used iU do a. mugu
EUua 90 Do slllv, We THINK tu0suu.
Joined gsIuf. VIII HhH4s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-27

Tho lhustur NuIua large audience Of
people last night, WIN were attracted
by the novelty OF tho Living What
amusumrul Fugy-tw1 yUuug people.
rtprfrn.ed a pack " cards, ana
went through some graceful anu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-27
Agricultural COLLEGE.
Annual Report Of tho Experiment
station.

The anh annual report 700 the Uian
experiment station hns Just been o..
ayivui a. thIa office. Iuu report Of the
director shows llat there DO au lucfcas.
,ug interest among agflgu,lurlsts BOO
the experimental work OF the station,
tho louaaI i1r tho ruullg4u1as OF the
station having csusOI each regular DO.
sue 90 reach 5000 copies. ON tuis &c.
cauut u suggested TIA, the Territory
shall assume the expense % publishing
The bulletins. Tho creation Ola tegr.
iur,al board OF aEfi culture, and ne
uillgial veterinary lWucciou Of livt-
stock arc recommended. Toe pfIuuI.
pol lines % rrsyaful along when tine
station Do uhtfyIuE 800 Ulp .IlmruiH Igu
clearly outlined, followed byauusyFlI..
ulu OF ihu C.urH,H uifiuIY HuI pfuu.i.
cal WORK iu agriculture ulistrl by the
Agricultural College.
The tp.ft % the ngTluultufisi, the
hlftlcuisulisi, the Iaiyiug inygHtgn.
iUg ihu gutmiHi, tho biologist, Che ifr..
EsIi1u engineer, tho veterinarian, anu
the meteorological, follow Iu the order
uamol, Zach givuu "a summary OF the
wUIE done inHt year, aud 40 outline oil
WUrE in hand Tor tho ensuing year.
The report b. a clear, bfit. statement
OF tue affairs Ut the station, contain
ing number Of Illustrations Ot the
buildings and departments. It's nu
interesting publication and will boz
cont Tree 20 any person applyiuR Tor 10,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-27

tNs-' sure Cu7r a- tAr Ivcr aud
NInryH 0uto4 THtumalim. For sale
o} H. J, hNl & Can aud i,olI,n Jut.
son Dug Co, -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-27
Dramatic a0d 3gpio.
Busy Month -Ysoyo-PriscIa and Winthrop
Tho Clarke To8umonai-Som Parks Mlnstres-
Loss on Lillian Russell.

There will be- plenty Of nmusomcu,
and to spare Vitblu the next cslCnaaf
thlfty Days Very welcome, too vii
10 be-, aItcr the slagulll0u we have
recently boon undergoing, aud SOME
portions oflt viii be of an order cure t1
attract The beet Kind OF patronage. AZ
iJr other pafls-wcl, NIcrl,ucr is onlJ
gained by eKl otIouur, aul we snnlIsHr
tbai which W. sbalI sur. 10 hs uta-
graphs iolIowIu. brio. outline 20 o
coming attractions Will be- found,
Picking them OUT iu Jhs order %.
their s,upenI. Wats and not iu Go,
order OF their dnlpr, wilsut doubt
the ongagemeu. o. ,ao renowned
vIJlIuut Ynyc, Is entitled 60
Hmt mention. Tho artist relies On
the strength OF hisna alone Go dre"
his audience, just ss Wilhelm and
Ole Bull diI. Not aihrec sheet pYf.'r
not I'm board announce bile HI.
preach. The only other pou1u boo hf
company isbls riauifLwnumih' hu'u'
people pay 500 "a ul.htto travel "lin
their instfum,u,, keep 900 shars' rE'
hiJit It to tho public, aud incidentally
tUuccJmpauy Nsyg. a dollar ari n
half viii be- the io'l, and Stay "h hc
date.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-27

ln addition 40 tho articles HGII, 30
have ON hand and Tor "a o ur.iU,s
made lu our sewing room O. Voc value
ui $500, aul ttIuIug made az Tor Of, e
u.r Ui inc home 90 tue value uf $40.
We have also about $50 due ~ 90 m
psuous 20 Wn0u We nave iutnthu4
servants,
We give the above ngutus 40 orIof
tnni tuutu who have contributed 10 our
funds may know how much mccoy
We have received Anu how has been
spent but Wu feel aI the zane tim.
.ugi our Hutl b. Que when uaHuot tt
uEITusft4 BOO hEufts. We WuuII be
GLAD ll have 900 VINO lcel any Interest
ln Tho cause wo represent cal on 40
HuI TaU iug thrmsulyus what BE- BEN.
4uug, We desire Co tnauA over one
who haf uu|pJi no, but 40 tue tbm
Umr We Wlru 200 call attention 90 co.,
.ug That lhr means ug our disposal are
wholly inadequate % IU VIVA. lH exc
uugiuU OF us, No have 90 tuFu wumtU
away from OUR room. every de- % O..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-27
For Bald Heads.

ltll mo only remedy Du w.tu .nbwn
tn mako il' hair Euw on bald Heads
LnhlFo that Eoy gothic genuine. B.,,ar,
~ cOuu urlrIis and ImIuIunH Mako
suro That ornry bnu'a has Mnu. e. Ys.Gi.
photo ON and d. labeled Mime. N. YrIFs
Excelsior Il.lt Tonic.
~. fs saHl. Hrro 20. Af1 Yarts skin
ion't htH laIu.H Complexion UrUau. 81.
h't Hte I1HHgu ..Ut lllU's Iuruty Ea4u.
Mme D ..0, Health and Comp 1.lu -ri'
'INfa 4tHN n ui Beauty, Dos sfafa Street
'.. NtN '.... iH hu.uii mailed acc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-27

When your Wise temper registers
~. IN me shade, then O. the time 20
Introduce J.. O.. CONNECTIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-27

Pafk' Tea cures constipation. For
safe by +, j. Hill Sc Co., and Noldcr
Judi9u Dug 40. o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-27

th..b'alu Llnimsnl always cue
Io'' tites. Prepared at GoiUs pltt
Drug store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-27

Sam Park ls ngaIu boz tue minstrel
hulli aud with strong local comp uy
will nIilH thtcu ur 'UuI nigh H ut tho
Grand boo tuu near future. 10 WuaII
hu Tor thu benefit OF the young ladies'
AID H.uluiyi which means society,
ufIaui lipWrffi money huI success.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-27

were quite eEpcunvo, ami b rreyAil.
Ins wonder be-, how nfv ila thrls,eu-
InH going 90 set their money uach3
Popular prices ATE charged, aud The
'KuiuliiIu,U hich goes nElin .Iis ever
iHgi is worth double the rl oEactol Of
the door,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-27

Tha Rivals, with its call hag" gasii
Will he presented at Inc FIfIh Avenue
lhtat % New York, Oh Stay alst fIf
Che benefit 0f G.. w. CuI0Ck, who
iUr over hly yuats h.s been 70
lfouIuyuUy before b. public. The
=. | WI --.- .-II-w-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-27

p, we guarantee every bottle Of PatkP
Cough syup, For sale by Il. J. Hill
d co. and Nslden Juds0n Drug Go. 2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-27

This selection Of plays has been made
al the urgent request Of many NJ tho
patrons OF tho house and Will DO care.
fully presented. Young Mrs. Winthrop
did the largest wcoks' bu0lno's Of the
season aud has boon urgently 90.
demanded, while Moths, with which
the house opened, n one OF the strong.
crtemoli0ual drnmus Of tho ora.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-27

AIANIEp-LAnr uE GESTIE,iAS 10
W hHH#t Boa uuUH HAHrY s. ...u. via
chance 90 IU crosse. AuI position HuFHAnsuf. If
suited. Na. Say faIF UHlu DO UurrI f oE.agaI
close frfrru#nr unI stIfaHHft#uUH Htamu6
'HFr.H.. Manager loco Drawer o. N.HnsH
HAVE YOUR .Ta.UuuIs. DIgA4s
7 irH". wafer I.u..I" sUH raFI. .rH.fI
..rHH .aHHIHI "Hnn..|. 400 WuT.
..fH" ..v WHIufu...H
MlIi.. 20 HAiN HIgELE gLIEUiUSE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-27

The opera Of rrosr.lIs, TO be- rrr.
dgrrd BY the people who made FAlInit.
- anu lhr Duss Rehearsal sueb great
tuCutEsrs,is pufhHUs mex. DO toe lIhIi'
eye. ltit 10 uo sung week tom nest
Monday, ana that 10 popular pdcgH.
a must admirable chorus 0t iufiy
voices, many Of them from the lAbsI.
uncls uhIiS viii uo not the luast iub'
ture. Krou.o will have nu enlarged
ofohth.fh. fnulo viii hr urR scene
representing Plymouth liloE, AROUND
which the action takes place, the co..
tunes will all bU nav auI the cnst WILD"
mauc up VI spencer pyprl ls1niusIu,
Jbnniugs, Westufvolt, Etuu huuUn
ton, Mics R1ylc. Mu. Woodrow. Ma
Newman aud Misc 5lepuer Win such
a cast ana chorus The OpUu could run
week NJ popular prices, 81 it is ali that
is ol4lmcl Tor ~. Stage Manager Lssli
oi the Gmud, b. directing The action of
the piece.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-27

Tho lsIfH#cu Wagner opera com.
pHuy WI ua,ulmu wrsL lNcf ALL The
tIp NguII u.CyssIfItr Au outlay ul
ue.hIug NsD iY.U.U. aud tIu F.tk
uDIld tu 'H. gent Iuu ,0mll yUlIi
close iu hNusus Cuy May ls, and
Return DO Sow iuss uuIa May 500,
and the iDu.gn resident siHrpls Ni.l
return % their respective bumos. NE
uNm.agch hus bsuu we'll advised,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-27
MONEY TO LOAN.

uANt, ANY AMOUNT g., CRY ON
7M1 lAtr ang DAVIS County farms AUpIy
-l once lU no 100 Mr.urulra block.
~ EEAsuNAHLE IFLWs. APPLY 70
y Taylor brothers, so, D. Eaat IsnnIo
lLuAN ONLY Wl uWN MONEY. HENCE
s.luL HN'.IA HHNHuH. WI.H 900 delay. no r4m.
Nl..'sN0' hH UNFHII.uI your Wants. up EHr.
confer WIN Your UutIrD busiuuss GtrfrF no
Cali direct un '"''''''"''
Russell L, TRACY.
uhudf0 Commercial Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-27

A IINE, LARGE BUILDING Spot. STU
- Hirl 1000 twelfth nuEH Hut suHHn Wtat
,.,.,l', Tor s1Ig cheap Apply Go %. o., NE.s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-27
WANTED.

JvNEUF uNF 40 KNOW THAI. .I Aug
buying aud selling moro nov and second
.Au! -nu.H iIau any other UUuHHlu IIU west
". MrlNrr .Ui 4Js.lI. state rL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-27

10 30 ,.1 hat Mt Abbey hos come
iIhu uuarHiauiiuU with flIaa Lillian
l'laIg'i That should tlP production OF
do kUveu md snilu's new OIUrs
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month prove 30 Oo uusGcJr.s ul, thulG
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-27

CAPRICE goes oil thr boards NJ the
Grand tonight, nitur quite sucCgHs'ul
wOoE. Tue attraction has been nearly
nll 10 the people Miss BaiumAu anu
lSylo nfsi; the play charms fora while,
hut after tue third act IL "g5 per cen
art" ~ the more VI lees disuugulshri
sir. C0ray would sny. I'VE note, by
tho way, that Minnie MnddcrnI liskc
revived u iu Now York last week, AMI
that the play was slated, while the uut.
ing wa. pfaisod.) Monday nlgnt, the
farewell weak Of this very moi.
able seaa1u, OpenH, aud two Ui
tho plays which have proved d..
iiuguishul successes viii no revived.
Young Mrs. Wiulhtop Tor the lfst halt
Of the week, anu Moths for the latter
part, In Young Mrs. Winthrop, Miss
Bhtoman will appear ~ Mo. Win
throp; MaJge Carr.Co0k NJ Mn.
Richard Chrtwyn; Mr.. Huntington M
Douglas Winthrop, Howard Kyle NJ
Buxton Scott, the lawyer, and Hugh
}. Ward % Herbert. MIs.ts Loigh aud
Kingsley ami hle~ra, Klnrsl0ub aud
Ellis In the other roles, Tho full cat
OF Moths IL 10 i0lIOwt3
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-28
The savannah Lyceum.

When the Lyceum was established in
the early part of the winter there was
some apprehension on the part of it's foun-
ders that it would not be a success.
They were told that Savannah did not
take kindly to lectures. They are graft
fed to know that those who gave them
this information were not correctly in
formed.
The Lyceum gave five entertainments
and they were all well patronized. The
last entertainment was attended by
larger audience than the first, showing
that the Lyceum has grown steadily in
popular favor. Both managers and pa
irons are greatly pleased
There are plenty of people in Savan-
nah who appreciate good lecture or
first-class reading and they will give a
liberal support to the class of entertain
ments that the Lyceum has thus far pro-
vided. The Lyceum managers are con-
WINGED of that. and are already making
their plans for next season. They are am
bilious of doing little more than they did
this season. and the prospect is that they
will have very inviting programme to
offer when they are ready to make their
announcement of the next course of lee
lures.
There IS no doubt that all of the sub
scribers of the past season will renew their
subscriptions, and that many new ones
the Lyceum is certain to increase and
the Lyceum audiences next year will tax
the capacity of the hall.