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The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-28
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IIr is said that Count de Castcl-
she ohjucts to the publicity which
kls been given bis intended mar
fage to Miss Aanna Gould, but
e doesn't object to the cash trim
aings ot the deal.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-28

MEN have attained high political
position by going via the Standard
Oil route, bat Hon. Robert 4.
Lincoln should remember that the
travelling Is more slippery than it
used to be.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-28

The report that ex-senator Plat
nplates lectnring on "politicaI
4 gratitude" lacks conf nation,
ht there isn't the slightest doubt
Et his ability to do the subject
fuStice,
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-28

WHY didn't the senate commit
tee on education and labor max e
the losses through strikes during
the past six years round hundred
millions, instead OF putting them
at 8,556.759?
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-28

IT is not especially creditable to
either the Southern States or to
the New England cotton manufact-
urers the price of labor should be
cited as reason for moving cotton
factories sonlh.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-28

THERE is a difference, and there.
hams much which some peo-
. are too blind to see. Pull
An's contempt Of courts was
1demned by an apology; Debs
lis given a Jail sentence
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-28

IT seems to be u case of pot and
kettle, so TAR as financial blarknoss
is concerned, between the demo
Gratis and repubicats of the house.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-28

PERHAPS the proposed revival Of
lie OIympian games in Greece is
Ill a new name for .he same old
sEin games which the Greeks have
leng played npon rich English
Ian and A mericnns.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-28

COMEDIAN GENTRY, who killed
lis sweetheart the otherday, must
have had "a longing to play t he
leading part in Il tragedy.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-28

Send for catalogue OF Amcrican
Furniture Agency, Ga'ena, Kas.
1t may be had tor the asking, and
on all purchases Of household
furniture will save yon the retail
er's profit of 25ao 50 per cent.
We guarantee manufactures prices
TO every body.
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n NOtice.

Notice is hereby given that there
will be u public examination of
teachers at Berryville 2l and %
days Of March, 1895, to ascer ertain
the professional qualifications Of
all persons desiring to teach in the
public schools Of the Eastern Dis
.rict OF Carroll county. The
statute requires that all public
schools shall be closed and that
all teachers shall attend.
III. P BURNEY,
Co. Ex. E. Dist.
Green Forest, Feb. 81, 1895.
County papers please copy.)
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-28

:. a AUTHORS are contracting the to-
be nu-a-in-our-next habit.
Mr. + Marion Crawford is the
latest vicsim.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-28

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND chased
himself around with his financial
scrisis boogaboo al rate that was
kcry p.oflable to shrewd bond
buyers, if not to Uncle Sam.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-28

GREAT impro ovement has been
made in some new spapers by al
lowing women to get out one en-
tire issue Why not try the idea
6n~ congress.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-28

If America can set up its own
standard, regardless of the rest of
the<world, in one thing, why not
In everything ?
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-28

HAWAII will be annexed, electric
ally, Wien that cable from San
Francisco to Honolulu is laid.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-28

Rg~All local advertising is inserted
and charged for accordingly until order
ed oEc.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-28

, SENATOR PETER s ambition to be
to the senate what the century.
dictionary is TO the rest of the
world was laadable, even if never
achieved.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-28

CONGRESSMAN EVERETT, of Mas
saehuselts, gave Chicago new
name when he spoke of it as the
oliver of the nation" There is
an idea in some quarters that
gall was meant.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-28

THE Swcde who wants to try to
reach The north pole in a balloon
is no greater "loonatic" than those
who make the attempt in other
WAYS.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-28

JF detectives would find fewer
claos aud more criminals they
wea,d stand better wit. the public.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-28

DR. CLEVELAND has given up all
hopa ior rs Congress, but it will
not die ul.ii .he 4th of March,
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-28

N4sAdvertising agents or strangers who desire
oplace an advertisement in this paper must ac-
ompany their orders with the CASH.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-28

BETWEEN japanese bullets, royal
executions and snicide the Chinese
army is rapidly getting reduced to
a peace basis.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-28

CLEVELAND probably thinks con-
gress unexoeiied as an EXETER of
vain hopes out otherwise n. &.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-28

CONGRESS adjourns next Monday
March 4.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-28
A. J. R U S S E L L {,

ATTORNEY-Ar LAW,
Collections speciality onica with Tribune,
GREEN FOREST ARKANSAS
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1895.
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Of which, has been IutchNed In the
Easi, and paii for with our silver
1ollars. When this silver reached the
eastern marset II WA not placed
IN circulation, Or II should have
been, but stored away IN
vaults, aud In such quantities
that our eastern friends became alarmed
lett we Should accumulate 20 much
that Il would become valuelsss. Now,
when you stop 10 ciusidcr this subject
from their standpoint II Il quite natural
that they should become alarmed.
Suppose "a manufacturer began snil.
ping his goo1s 10 certain market, by
to carload, anu storiug them la ware
houses " ~ not reasonable TO suppose
that the conservative merchant would
nyht shy Of this manuinoiurbfs gOoda,
real q ng that ~ was overlooking the
market, anu that Il would he hut short
time btfJto there would be- a crash In
The price, u his goodi2 Now do you
catch OL2 What IL wanted 10 Tor
every mining company 10 the West 10
s,Op-nDt next year but right now
sending their Eiivuf east nud pufchfs.
ing eastern soaps, but 90 msil thoif
orders 90 tle Ora, & Sap company At
salt Lake Guy, UHl, VINO have a
burning desire % exchange soap i0f
silver (By the way Gmgps
tar soap ~ a dandy Tor burnF.) We arc
manufacturing all kinis OF 8Oap', anu
No 10 quality aud prices They Will com.
pare with the best IN thu market.
Now kindly give ~ trial order. We
guarantee our goods mud prlccf. We
want this wraiern silver, and We Will
help 10 keep II west until our eastern
fdcnis will cry for it-As the housow T.
dOta now for GRANTS soa\. Now dUn't
smile aud forget 90 MAY your Ofdrte,
az We Intend n publish the names Of
al merchants who show they are In
favor Cf fee coinage a silvcr by
sending their orders 10 ~. Now why
not let your name head this liai2
Dedicated 10 the mincf,, merchants
and tho general public VI Utah, Idaho,
Wyoming, Colorado, M1ntana, Oregon,
Nevada anu California,
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Dr. Prloo's Baking Powder ueyo
JotuiiJrntes or loses Its strength, rs
keepiaB u lulitles arc unparalleled.
Free Coinage of Silver.

win II help business, and are all the
miners aud mine ownrrs In tho differ.
gnt mining camps Of the West willing
TO join a plan that viii restore silver 20
lls proper placer WIN they join tucl
plan, aui ia doing 20, compel our
eastern friends to realize that the West
Ia not alone IN requiring the free coin
age Of silver, but that they Themselves,
rom financial standpoint, viii be
benefited Ia accomplishing that much
1oslreu ro6u,t2
You all realize that tho West has
produced m lllOua upon millions Of
dollars In silver, ana IN doing this 81
has required millions OF dollars' worth
u machinery AMI merchandise oil all
hiuds, all OF which, or the greater part
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-02

The NEWS is requested to publish
tha following
The Twonty-nrsl quorum Of Elders
will mootin the Nineteen ward mgn'lng
house on Monday evening noNti March
Al, at1,jJ o'clock.
Mr.. claude Falls Wright, international
lecturer Tor the ThCo4ophical so'iotytWill
sneak for tho Row stanley NJ. Hunter ~
Unity Hall, No. ~ East Temple street
tomorrow ut ~. Subject "Esoiorc
Christianity" i'rco To ali.
Roorganized Church Of Jesus Chris. Of
Iaitet-day Saints, mission chapel,
second south, beiwoon Second aud Third
East, Sunday school ai 10 ami COM
muniOu services ~ a. M; preaching ~
y. an. by Elder llyrum %. smith.
Subjects "thu Reorganization. itl rise,
progress and pficsihoon.'
Tomorrow evening thoro will bo a mass
meeting u cluaons at Tho SAT- Lake
Theatre, under the auspices OF tho Young
Mons Christian association, tho object %
which D. Co awaken n kCuuOr interest ln
tho welfare 90 young men aud tho Huio.
guards which should DO provided Tor
thom. a report 0i tho work accom-
plishod by tho association In this city Ia
helping young men Will DO ptusoniodi
also tho pans lnf iNNuiN fNtNlAH NlNNh Nh'
same line. Tho following ~ tho program
Tor the evenings
Hymn. "Aii hail tho power Of jesus name"
stssaHssfsHsasHai sssssssstssf' NNHI NaliHh
scripture lasaun s,.ss.ssis.sshoN ~ Vs. Mhtttu
uprninE prayer. s...ssss .licf i. sNlAE
N0marAatsss .s s.t .s..i - o. D. hAANt
Vocal qiarieits, Mcaars, rcafhaI, buhm,
AhrlI audi Jayne
NMNfNHH WA. a. NNNA
Double quafioto lead, Kindly iight' by
dudley nusA, M,asrs, Curuslc, oarihii.
Wood, Abel, Graham, fhtid, jayne.
Peabody
Addftaa .ssssss 's'ss-- gNs ~ =, ~.
BehcdIcton..,. .....hoy. H. g. McNioec, u. %.
Dean Peck, who is 10 mako tho pHnci-
pal address, comes hero FROM Denver Tor
this express purpose. llo lH man u
national ropulo ~ strong speaker aud
worker la tho interests " young mon.
Mr. Ober, tho other speaker, u from lhi-
cago, and Il international secretary NJ tho
y. NJ. q. A. His position h oue oi gon'
orAl oversight Of all western associations
aud no Ia now on a tour Of inspection.
Tho mooting IN open to tho pubic and
seats will bo reserved for ladies. Every
QUO is invited 10 attend. Tue exercises
begin At 1850.
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Fell and Broke His Ankle.

+. n. Fitzgerald, Rio GAndp
Western engineer had tho misfortune
TO fall on the sidewalk ia front o; a
Second Solth street restaurant
last evening and break his right
ankle. lie was taken TO the
White House, where Or. PinkerlOn
reduced the fracture. A few months
ago Mr. Fitzgerald broke his right
wrist by falling on the depot platform
Thistle station, In Spanish Fork
canyon. He Is beginning to be- Of the
opinion that his lotof late has not been
IN the most pleasant places.
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Rscontly Mr. J. y. Thomas, OF
North Dakota, Visited the Shenandoah
Valley, Virginia, and AftOr carefully
Winchester, he writes 10 Mr.. v. Rich.
ards, Land and Immigration Agent,
baltimore 4 Ohio RAILROAD, Baltimore,
Mary a. follows. 81 have been
IN nearly every state ana territory Of
the United States, aud Am frank In my
opinion that this valley turpAIses all
other sections In the UniOn. Tho
lands are low In price, and ploduco
profitable crops. ] thank you for d.
reoting me here, aud solicit those seek
Ing pleasant and Profitable houses o.
locate In this county,"
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The exposure 20 aIl surts and or
ditious ( weather that lumbsfman 30
called upon 20 endure IA the cnmps.
often produces severe colds which. 4
otpromptly checked, result In Gorge
I'm or pneumonia. NJ. ]. o. Dayrr-
mort, eN-uauagef VI Tue Fort Bragg
Rcd wood o., an Immense institution.
At Font Bragg, Cal, says they sell
large Quantities u Chamberlain
Cough Remedy 10 the comphuy's Aturr
and that he ls himself used this ron %
edy Tor a sevtl1 cold Eud obtained im-
mediate re!it, fhls medicine pr
vents any tendency n a cJld toward
pntumonla and Injuries a prompt L.
coyery. For sale hy druggists.
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KILLED AT CAMP FLOYD.
Robert kermeen Crushed TO Death In
tho Marion Mine.

A mlher named Robert kormesn
was crushed to death At the Marion
mine In the Camp Floyd district yes
terdAy. About 10 O'Clock no was
pinned beneath falling mass Of debris
ana terribly maugled. His lower limba
aud body were horribly mutilat d,
while no also received serious Internal
iujutlVa which alone would have been
fatal. In the nope Of saving his liiu
friends placed him IN conveyance TO
DO driven 10 Fairfield station with u
view b bringing him 10 this city Tor
treatment, but no expired on thu way,
lie was a single man aud iOrly.iyo
years OF age.
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A TEA SET

Is pleasant TO look on. 1, spyge,,.
renewal Of an agreeable Acquaintance
It's difficult to eat without drinking. and
nearly as difficult to drink without 49,,
But there are teas aud teas. teas tb,,
please and satisfy and teas tina, orlv
make YOU think that water sn'tsollj
after all. VIII % you have lea. ts.,
tea as Is tea by coming TO rs and
Getting something that the prsude.,
Celestial would quan With supreme ,g,
ioymeni. our tea party 10 the most
lovial organization in Salt Lake. and
most good liyeu belong loit We b,y,
tea from 7sc to $3.50 per pound.
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HE is WANTED IN DENVER.
George Robinson Said to DO a Dlgamlsi
aud a Many Times forger.

George Robinson, a young man who
has boon employed In this city for
some time past, was taken In custody
by the police last evening at the In
stance Of the Denver chief Of police.
lie Ia said 10 DO n many times fofger.
Incidentally he L. charged with de-
sorting his lawful wife a, San Fran.
cisco anu taking unto himself another
In Colorado CITY. II IL claimed tina
no was "chased oup' OF Now YORK
Chicago, H. Paul, Beaver, Pueblo
Colorado Spfings and Cripple Crock
He IL u native OF Ireland aud, accord
Ing " report, was educated Tor the
protestant ministry.
Unless differences are speedily
"tquafod" ne will bo taken 10 Denver
on rtqulsilion from tho governor Of
Colorado.
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Lerlnre On "PrIeslhOod.o

Attic regular melting OF tho Second
quorum Of Elders TO DO held In the
Tenth ward meeting house next Mon.
day evening March a lot 1880 O'Clock,
Elder Andrew Jensen will deliver a
lecture on tho subject Of "PTiesthood. "
The PTletthooi OF the First ald Tenth
wards are especially invited.
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LABORS IN TENNESSEE.
Elder Terrell Gives an Account Of His
Missionary Experiences.
LEBANON, Wilson Co.,
lolu, FEB. 10, 1865.
r Dgssref AepE

LEBANON wilson To-,
lolu., FEB. 10, 1861.
Editor Dsssrst NcUG
Having been called by the servants
Of the Lord as an ambassador Of
hogyen'A tRvlug truths 10 the In.
haUitants dwelling ON this part OF the
globe, l thought perhaps a few lines
would be read with interest by some Of
the many readers OF your valuable
paper No ono knows how much
comfort the DEsEREr NEWS gives to
an Elder dwelling among strangers,
unless he has had similar experience.
Que year ago, Feb l, / arrived at
Chattanooga IN company with three
1thers, Elders Glazler Halliday aud
Caiue. The last Two named were
assigned 10 lAbar ia east Tennessee,
while Elder GlhZlcr ana myself were
assigned 10 miuGlu Tennessee.
The greater portion of my ab0rs have
been performed In Wilson ulty. Ms
parents were reared In this county
aud IL mas been tho means OF Igislur
up many 20 give our weary heads
resting place, aud our boIIes the uects.
saTy comforts 90 sustain lie, / have
mere mauy now relatives also, by whom
We axe treated with all due respect,
s0uitss y Rud hospitality. We hop.
some day to see some OF lnom embrace
the message We 10 freely bring them
without money on prices, which will
make them wlse unto salvation.
When come to tum up tue many
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-02

In the fllof 1908, a son OF Mr.. 2,
A, Mcfarland, Prominent mefohgu
q Live Oak, suffer Co., Cal, W..
taken with very heavy COLI. Tn,
pains IN his chest were 80 severe thai
he had tpa'ms and wHs threatened
with pueum0nia, His father glvN hin
snversl large doses OF Chamberlain
Cough Remedy which broke up Tho
cough anu cured him. Mr.. McFal-
lnni says whenever his children have
Group he invariably glvea them
ChhmherlAin's Cough Remedy, anu 10
alwny' cures them. He considers 6
the best cough remedy In tho maTke
For sale y ilu gisiP.
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The direct limo TO Kansas City, ~
Louis aud Atlantic tcab0nrd, Is via
We Missouri Pacific Railway, from
pueblo. Through alcening ant chair
care, and all connections made in
Union dopotu In the DAY limo. II you
are golng East and care Tor u daylight
ride through the graudrBt scenery Di
the Rocky Mountains ON route, fco
Pacific Hallway. Elegant chair cara
positively free 10 holders Of regular
uain tickets.
4. v. DERRAiI, q. r. 4 PA,
n Morlan Block, Salt Lake City.
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Cake crusls or pastry prepared with
Dr.. Prices Cream Bahing Powder al,
never sour spotted Or suggy.

Prohibition Agam-A Correction.
Edit0r Deslret AegG
The very seRsonable article by II. d.
Johnson In Thursdays paper Is based
upon an entire mistake as TO what T.
advocated by the friends Of prohibition
Ia Utah. lie closes the article with
these words "rhe attempt to tofestGll
legislation by nn article iu the Consti.
tuition might, anu probably
would, result ia the defeat Of state
hOOd.D
Exactly the opposite 10 true. This
article OF tho Constitution, the suit.
mission OF which to vote Of the o..
pie 10 now being advocated, has Rs ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-02

How nicely H,oi's R,maparilla hits
no needs VI the REQ. l. VINO feel oil
! rtd out o. run toFu rom Of y caus
seems 10 rilup the whole mecla1ism
lheto ys) that all moves nmOoth.y
anu Wolk toc0mei delight. you are
weak, tiitd tnd ntfvr ~, Hoou'a dhr-
halariila 10 lutt whni yoi need. Try g.
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a Recon 'nuatiun from Los Angeles
6S2 CASTELAR, ~, Los Angeles, CAL
Alter having uttered IT long time
from acute fhtumAtism, without OIL
laining relief | used ChamboIlaih's
Pain Balm aud was almost immediate.
~ relieved. 1 highly recommend this
as tho best medicine known. ID. NJ.
Hamlllon. FlT aale by hIngslala.
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Kesp your dctds and other valuAbiel. IN.
tluding jewels, 10 O. safety deposit box -
lions Savings fsnk A Irus. 90. Rent by
tho Yesr only amounts 70 = few coats per
month. Ladies specially Invited 70 uAu And
see Vuulia.
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ASSIGNEE STOCK SALE.

slightly damaged By water. Before you buy
cramiuo tho nnc stock NJ new and second
hand furniture, stoyes. Clrputi rockers, rcnicr
tables and bod lounges, and all tiula OF luuHt.
hold r0udH. etc, o. ho cold foFafdlcah or cost
Tor cash. ou uuaY paYnrula
IN.i. sEC1ND HAND srOHE. g East
second South street D. A. soronacn, lFor
Telephone No.
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HOODS PILLS cure liver ill., or
shpalion, hill.ruants, ] uudice, rlc.
htaiaohc, iriI ssiio o
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ANHYsI5-Sold on Guarantee.
Never had a complaint yet. Cures
Chilblains, Sore Feet anu peppiring
Feet. T.. 4. Lyman d Co., Pre- CRY
ton Druggists, 90 E1st SECOND South
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The Judicial Article.

The Territorial Bar association "a ~
----.o- In the Third district court
room tezin = iuI'het Ms
tarltg N, iSApINt'i''y VI 49, IVA.
lilIft.
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Get your abstracts of Tile at the
County Recorders Onice. They are
mode directly from the original rec
orIe. w. sCOrI CRisMON, Recorder
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DR.. Ptloe's Ia reported by United
States Government Ch,miste, after
tllcial leals, t. bo The highest Of oil
bRGing powders IN leayouing power,
purity ami exc, II tuce.
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WE'RE AFTER you; examine your
Pianos AMI Prices and you'Il be- alter
~. Coaltof 4 Snelgrove Co., -
Main Street.
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In buying or selling 5eoond-H Hand
Goods we recommend ito /. x. L., -
east, Second Houth. uzy-Goods wanted
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We make a specially Of selling
Guitars, Banlos, hlhudolins, etc.,
cheaper than any othor house. Coal.
ter & Snslgtove Co, "a Main 5t.
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IL Il fact tlRt we arc Offering
genuine bargains 10 Pianos aud or.
gans for the spring trade. Coaltor &
Snelgfove Co., "a Main 81.
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Buy all your drugs and medicines
at old reliable Godbo Pitts Drug Store.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
snll I.nln Sinke ronferenee.

Nalt Iuht otdhb NVhANA NH'''
The somi-,nnual conference OF iho
Bait Lake sake Of Zion Will meet 30
the Assembly Hall on SATURDAY,
March gnd, AMI In the Tabernacle on
sunday, March ard, 1890.
Meetings will commence on sAlut-
day 1t 10 a. m. aud . p. M, aud on
Sunday at 10 n. M, p. M ahu i'"u
n. m. A general attondsnce 81 al Tue
llesfs and members il requested.
ANuUs NJ. CANNON,
JusErIf f.. TlYLuH,
CHARLIE W. PESHO8E,
Presidency Of stake.
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NJ. Kopp, Wholesale anu retail can.
dice, 257 Main Street
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Weber Coal Company coil Luna
Coal a. s. 90, Stove. gi5O;N ~, 3i.Ol
Clean coal anu iuil weight Tel All.
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Big stoox oi Wetll's Fa'rgoods iuli
afhvtd, at 2li State 81
NJ. WEBBER,
wARREN PAUL.
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L. Il. Lyman & Co., Prescription
Druggists, Sole PROPRIETOR, 90 Est
SJc0nd South Street, Salt Late City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-02

All kinds Of ball room dances
taught. Lessons, Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evenings.
~ Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-02

w. II. sell', Justice ot the Peace,
all State Street. Telephone No $50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-02

Buy ell your medIciles ct Godbe
Pits Drug 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-02

You will save money by trading with
the old Gotbe pltiH Drug Go.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-02

Take all your prescrip ions 10 old
reliable Godbe Pitts Drug Store.