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New ADVERTISEMENT

F0rd's
Heater for Sale.
Notice to Creditors.
Professional Notice.
The Observation-Disclosures.
-~~~-------~~---
On account Of the inclement weather, the
u. B. s. School at Deerfield did not hold
their Christmas Entertainment last Wedncs-
day night, but on last Sunday night the
School was at its best and rendered well
arranged program to an over crowded house
doing itself great credit, and entertaining the
large and interested audience for about an
hour and half. The school ccivcd treat
of candies, nuts, oranges, etc and numerous
presents were received by the different friends
of the school. An elegant Family Bible was
presented to the Supt and family and the
pastor also was not forgotten. An Interest
ing protrac,ed meeting is now in progress
there.
CHRISTMAS SERVICE the Sunday school
of St. Johns Reformed church in SabiIlasville
held their Christmas service on Christmas
eve, and II very enjoyable occasion ii was
for the grown people as we'll rs tor the chill
dren. "Chrstmas Bells was the service
used on this occasion. This service was
admirably adapted to the children, and con.
sisted largely of music and recitations by the
childred interspcrscd with selections by the
, choir and older scholars, The decorations
were not elaborate bu, show ed good taste.
An old.fashioned fire place was arranged
inside the church, on top of which was cree
ted chimney out OF tie candy bricks. The
large audience room was well filled not
| withstanding several other services of a
similar character were held in the vicinity
! on the same ev, ming The closest attention
| was given to the service, and the exercises
were in harmony with the Joyful festival OF
the Savlor's Natal dav.
| A SUCCESSFUL FORMER RESIDENT. Mr.,
Joseph ". S1flon, son of the late Andrew
Seton of This place, who has for some years
been resident Of San Diego, Cal, has mace
| n most pronounced success Of his business
| life For number Of the early years of his
manhood be WAS tlaveinC salesman and
one of the very best. He then engaged in
| the manufacture OF wooden plates, etc, at
Dayton, o., and acc, m lat a snug sum.
| His chief success has come to him, however
since locating in San Diego. He is To day
president of the San Diego National Bank
also of the great Flume Company, by which
water is brought from the Sierras to the
coast, He is bellies the above largely inter
ested in other and minor affairs in Southern
1-Galifornia and has grown to be a man OF
wealth and influence He has earned it all
rs he is IL sh!ew d, capable and woi d 'rfully
energetic man He is DOW engaged in max.
ing a sale or lease ofthe great Flume proper.
ty to the city Of San Diego. The price asked
is 81 800, 900.
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MORE LIKE IT.-Christmas Day here was
damp and disagreab'e, but on "Wednesday
snow came and since then we haye had
sleighlng, extreme cold and ice; this is more
like winter and really more to be desired
than the mild weather that preceded IL in the
earlier Dart of the month
Catoctin clarion., 1895-01-03

THE CANTATA OF REBECCA will bc given
on Friday. Jan. 18th. See posters for com
plete details Arrange to go it will he Il
fine entertainment and for the benefit of the
MOravian Church.
Catoctin clarion., 1895-01-03
AIways Reliable.

Ny wife, being troubled with indiges-
tion, constipation, and pain in the head,
was induced to try Deane's Dyspepsia
Pills, which are noted for curing those
troubles, and which proved true in her
case.
J. w. LoCKARD,
Furniture Dealer, Westminster. Nd.
Catoctin clarion., 1895-01-03
Local Agents Want
Paint onl.

cal. in bbl. lots, or $3.50 for .
Color dark red. Stops leaks IN
or iron roofs, and last for years.
at once on receipt Of price. TR
Send stamps for samples and
ulars.
GUM ELASTIC ROOFI
39tE INV. Broadway,
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SAILED THE SEAS 3S YEARS.
One of His Experiences.

One OF IT'S Experiences
For thlrty-eight years Capt. Loud followed
the sea, most Of that time as master OF n ves-
sci, and upon retiring from the water was APP
pointed by the Secretary of the United States
Treasury TO superntend the seal fisheries IN
Alaska, which position he held five years. tie
relates one experience as follows: -,
"For several years had been troubled with
general nervousness and pain in the region
Of my heart. My greatest sftliGtion wa. was
elceple Tess; 1t was almost impossible at any
time to obtain rest and sleep: Having seen
Or. Miles remedies advertised began using
Eervine. After taking Il small quantity the
benefit received was so great that was posi-.
lively alarmed, thinking the remedy con-
tanned oplates which would finally be injuri-
! GUS to me; but on being assured by the drug
gist that 1t was perfectly harmless, l contn-
ued it together with the Heart Cure. Today
storative Nervne and New. Heart Cure die
| more for me than anything had ever taken,
| I had been treated by eminent physicians
| in New York and San Francisco without ben
! fit. I owe my present good health to ire
| judicous use OF these most "alua bic remedies,
and heartily recommend them to all afflicted
as was."-Capt. A. ?. Loud, Hampden Ne.
| DIR. Miles Restorative Nervine and New Cure
! are sold by all druggists on a positive guaran-
tee, or by DIR. Miles Medical Co., .Elkhart,
Ind. on receipt Of price, 81 per bottle, or six
| bottles for IS. express prepaid They are
! free from all opiates and dangerous drugs.
Catoctin clarion., 1895-01-03
FREDERICK, MD.
PRIVATE Sale
TWO SMALL FARMS.

The undersigned offers her properties at
Private Sale located hear Eicholtz' Mill on
,he road leading from said mill to Lewistown.
The farm on the west side of the road con.
iains
81 ACRES OF LAND
and il improved with good house, 2 stories
cenvenientl, arranged barn and all necessary
cut b idings and Blacksmith shop. This
is an excellent location for Blacksmith, as
tie place has been successfully operated for
several years by a Blacksmith. There are
several springs OF water near the door and
plenty of fruits of various kinds on the place
The property which adjoins the above,
contains
o. ACRES OF LAND.
The buildings which are comparatively new,
consists of a dwelling house. stables and out
buildings good water, fruit, etc.
These properties are pleasantly locatcd,are
in good neighlor ny convenience to mills.
schools and stores and are worth, the atlen.
tinn Of persons desiring homes of the kind.
For further particulars ard Terms, call
upon the subscriber Lying at Graceham, who
will give information and take pleasure in
showing the premises.
Sarah G Martin,
Noystf Grsceham, Md
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s k8sssst s.s3zlsS S . isl 2ssssFsas3k.
I Es a. sD II 4 ~ q

ces,. ,nly $500 per 100 sol
Max it good tor years, and anyo
Catoctin clarion., 1895-01-03

Ford's.
Heater for Sale.
Notice to Creditors.
Professional Nctice.
The el-Hendrickson-
Catoctin clarion., 1895-01-03

GUM ELASTIC
Catoctin clarion., 1895-01-03
WASHINGTON Letter

Furniture Dealer, Westminster. M
Catoctin clarion., 1895-01-03
for Infants and Children.

Castoria isso well adapted to children that
recommend It as superior to any prescription
known to me-" H. A. ARCHER NJ D.,
III So. Oxford St., brooklyn, NY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-07
the COLORADO VIEW.

There IL little prospect Of EXTENDED
discussion In the Utah Constitutional
Convention over tho equal suffrage
clause IA tho State charter. since the
people OF this Territory have had an
experience OF women exercising the
right 10 vote, aud both parties have
made au uuoquivocal pledge 10 confer
thc franchise on the gontlcr scx. In re-
lation TO tho general sui egi, however
itisiulurrguugaud may not bo unprofl.-
ablo TO note the progress and experience
Of others. Ia Colorado, Tor instance,
equal Hunrhgo has been put 10 a test 10
pretty olose work since tho coustitu-
ti0ual amendment was adopted there,
aud based upon this actual experience
a leading journal, tho Denver Negs,
says "iu all seriousness We advise tho
rctt of tho United States ~ rot about
oniranchisius he women as soon ns
possible" Then, after reference 20
certain tendencies and fears that tho
fair ones would oeaFp 10 bo womanly In
tho higher seuso OF that term, and
would seek positions 10 which they arc
not adapted, that paper adds "rhey
iiui pohtlcs absorbing and even
interesting and Hs the greater includes
the lees, the moment they become
oluzcus they quit wanting tJ be police.
moa aud uO'Imen aud all sorts OF thiugs
o, ths kind, for which they arc NOT
intended" These expressIong, oomiug
from thosg having immediate practical
knowledge 10, The workiugao Of the equal
franchise systcm ia state government,
arc OF vastly moro weight than finely
spun but unlried. gheorioi o. any char.
.ctur.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-07

In the death of Abraham owen
smoot, both church and stale TO ihia
part Of America have occasion Go
mourn; not only the city Of Provo,
where he lived, aud Che county and
Stake Ga which hia home was situated,
but also the whole Territory oi Utah,
nud tho entire Church Of Joaus Christ
u Latler-lay Saintf. n H,nuuch,
patriotic citizen, no was also a lrm,
consistent member Of the Church; and
ia 10th lines of life and activity, Dc
has been prominent anu useful since
tlir early days Of Utahs HoiucmcnL
Ata civilian he has been called TO tho
very highest ofiiccs In the giit Of the
people among whom be- dwolii 90 On
rgslesiaat no has presided Tor more
than a score Of years over the second
ia Importance Of all the Stakes Of
Zion,
PRECEDENT smoot was not made Of
plant, vAollla,lng stun, hia was a
temper cast In stern aud rugged mold.
la what he believed 10 be hight he was
a. immovable ~ the hills. Az far
above the Establishments Of ilattory a.
he was impervlous to tho insidious ad-
vances OF persuasion, no was noverlht-
lees eminently just In his conclusions,
and the possessor Of rare and Tlpened
Judgment. 10 convinced that no had
erred, none was more ready Than he 10
make restitution; and though no was
one q a thousand for mental strength
and force OF character, he had none Of
the elements Of the opptossor, and was
As quick to resent ~ he was allow 10
resort 10 undue dictation. Ho was
courageous In his own indepeudence,
yet gentle In his rule; wiso counselor
an unswervlng friend, An honest
man. In the best son6u Of tho term he
was n ttalwaTt among the leaders Of
latlef-day israol-thiH applying both
TO HE mentality and his physique; and
though no had already long since
covered the allotted span CT human
life and In his mortal career was 90 a
shock Of corn fully ripe, ho viii slill be
profoundly missed by thousands who
have looked to him 10 a father, loved
him "a brother, and respected him
as man.
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euco, hut only rs the iisas Of the
Creator
Toe little treatise is admirably
written, but Do will probably fab TO
salty the critical inquirer inlo tue
real Ciss OF the material universe. II
tlo warld 30 which We live prCaenlod
only Views Of beauty, Of goodness, Of
love and happiness ana peace, the
theory that iormi Of existence hre the
ideas OF a Being who Do conceived as
p.fsaa.lue iniuUs power ouu wisdom
aud goodness, could met with but
little objection. But thu world clearly
hos dirk side "a we'll 90 a light one.
And nov can the existence Of evil be-
accounted i1fon tue suprosition that
iis various forms, some of which ore
too hofdulo 10 contemplate, orc
Uut 90 many ideas Of On innut,cly good
GJu2 L., f0r instance, murderer
that sinius bic hands in Che bloOu Of
innocence bui tue ialglble expression
OF a complex Divine iIea2 Whore,
then, are responsibility anu jaaiioe nud
gt0ncmou2 10 quuhli0ls Of this
nature tho theory advanced, it seems,
gives no Satisfactory ahsgeL Sill
Kuowlos prove, conoIuslvely ono Inn.
poflant point, that tho existence Of q
Divine Spiutln tho universe may be
established by a process Of reason.
log analogous 10 that through
which scientists accept tho existence u
e.hor or the Law OF g,avi,auon, aud
the value oi this elior, iu cur present
agu, whom 80 little 10 taken Tor granted,
cannot easily DO ovurratei. AZ this
point however tho wlscit Dhiiof-
0phCr OF nll ages have Acknowledged
their Inability o. proceed any iur,h,b
ana have relied on revelation Tor
knowledge Of the supreme Being and
HE relations 20 thcmpteriGI uuivels.
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INDIANS IN COURT.


Tho recent arrest OF Indian chiefs on
tho UmatilA reservation, Oregon, has
lcJ 90 d new method Il procedure on
the Part OF the ab1rgllo, 10 maintain
ihoif fIFhls. They have crap Dyed at.
t1ru,yt, and will begin proceedings
agliuat tlo agent G.. W. Harper, and
against the judges Of the Indian court
and tho policeman, Tor ialio impTlaol.
mont The actual purpose VI the PRO.
ccodiug b. to determine iudioially tue
status % the Indians a. cltizons; she
question Of damages isn secondary con.
alteration 90 far o. the rcd men aro
concerned, o. whatever may be-
awarded viii have 10 90 Tor attorney
foes. II the contest Of tho Indian,
qhOuld prove successful, Il viii place
the aimiuisirslllu OF law 10 rho abs-
rlgluca on another aud higher plaue, Boz
which ihoir citizenship must DO rsoog.
ni1ci.
The court Proceedings, however, are
not enough TO satisfy the indians. 10
addition, they intond 20 operate With
the executive department ga well, anu
fot thlh purpose three ~ the cuicis,
No Shirt, Poo aud Young Chie', Will
leave Tor Washington next week.
There lhoy Intend 10 dcmanI lgc
money realized from the sale OF raaUf.
val.ou lands 10 the amount Of 500, 900;
10 inquire what disposition has been
made by recent Indian agents. u
moneys collected for fines Imposed on
tho Indians by Indian courts, amount
ing TO several thousand dollars each
year. ma also 10 ak that the
restrictions In leasiug aud uultivating
Indian lands be- FeinxOi by the depart.
meat aud that tho Indians DO allowed
10 make leases aud contracts a. freely
90 whites. They will als1 urge that 10
is unueoegary 10 Ray outof the tndluut'
money Tor the salary Of tho agent or
other reservation employees, excepting
those connected with the schools Of the
I NHNNNNH ANNN ANHANhANA % ANA NNNHN
offices viii be asked; 10 not granted,
they will insist that the department
send military officer to act a. agon.
Ia place Of the civilian.
This procedure on the par. Of the
ab1ugings Is IA effect Of tue educ ding
influences that have been applied, aud
may result In more complete reoog,
milton Of tho rights OF the Tel mrn. Ho
stlll has lsiIn iualpUala & the Wash.
iuglou authoIi,is; bet % these oanno,
give tho needed relief and 10 lie shown
shown that tbs courts viii be- open "a
the Indian a. q citizen, there viii be b
way to enforce his rights which here
toforc has not been made use Of by The
reservation lTiues.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-07

IseI, anything more than brief
slalcmeut0f general character is ntcss-
safy. Stale c0nu0l, except i1f tho
mere lurfoao OF harmony. would ho
cumbor5me, expensive anI uusaiis'
factory. Theid idea OF the divlslon sus-
gcslgd should not bo entertained, be-
csu,o impfaclicablc. There might be-
system OF division aud control by
counties with a provision i0r these 20
unite a1 they may doom aiviaabl,, aui
O aiatc board i1fhsrm1niElug ln,trs8isj
but mo- larger division Of Arena should
DO thought oL This whole matter
however, might be safely left b the
Legislature, that no mistake or mad.
veitsnce therein fb8uii become an
Incubus on The siats cbariur
The idea OF distinct systems Of irri-
cation. Ga which hnJ owners are also
owuora Of water, hs5 shown Itself 10
DO VOL adapted here. Whatever com
trol Do exercised is with ~ vlew 30 those
rights and the public welfare. 10 would
be Hs consistent, iu our oIfoumalanc,a,
ior thosate to declares ll the land % be
State property, and 20 direct he use
and cultivation, 40 u would 10 treat aT-
pfoptIalod water ia that fashion. Tue
Inauguration Of such revolution la
tho prevailing system % the proposed
af,iclosugges,s would be au exceeding.
ly dangerous experiment, and one
against which tho misiouuuus AMI
failures 90 other states arc solemn
warng. This view OF the case pr0bn.
bly, iid not occur TO toe irrigation come
mission IN iia eagornsis 10 get some
thing in tho Consultation which would
give denul,o form 10 Irrigation methods
ami prove beneficial 10 tho people, thls
being lho whole purpose u tho suE-
g,alion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-07
TIE MArEn rROrOsIIIoN.


The irrigation commission has suit
millod " the Constitutional Conyou.
ton q proposed article ia relation TO
irrigation and water rights, TOT iuser-
ton Ia the state Constitution. A
prolonged discussion Of the provisions
Of the suggested article perhaps is un-
necessary, ne the indications arc that
Il will meet with the combined Uppg-
silion Of those delegates who have had
practical experience with irrigation
matters. The tirst section 10 COufsca'
ton, pure aud simple, aud as such
would, n placed 10 the Constitution,
be resisted by the people, who have a
vital interest In vested waller rights as
they now exist. This erroneous nature
Of this clause is not IN any way re-
leyed by the application Of section
three. The second and hiih sections
are incompatiblei IA the mattor Of On
Attampt 10 SECURE nOu.pArtluau board
Of control, one section operates Gd-
yersrly 10 the other As Tor the fourth
section, 4, is wholly inEpphcablo 90
Utah, as no ,hgee d,yslons which
could be arbitrarily made would ht tue
situation existing here.
10 Ia given out that Ia connection
with Ito work "the commission ha.
sent tlr and received copies OF all the
bills uppuTlaining 10 this subject now
pending lu eightot the neighbodns
state Legislatures, aud also oopioa OF tue
constitutional forms already adopted
by the recently created s,alcti" that
these have been carefully studied, aud
the proposed article, based on the
Fundamental law Of Wyoming, igTmg-
lated. Here Is precisely where the
mistake has been made. The COM
mission has been studying tho wrOul
text book; (, has taken tnp experiments.
al iOrmu W and uutTioI theories %
comparatively now ami iugApctiouled
localities, and has passed 10y the pract-
cal demonstration whiun bias placed
Utah ns the foremost OF tho iuigut uu
B,gIes, both In experience aud success,
md made AgI the one to look 10 uvtlE
all 0lheTs.
In this matter Of irrigation an
water rights ugah Is the hohJ, not tas
hindmOsL Any provision IA "a,
Constitution should be based upon thaU
syBtem which has prevailed here no.
the early years OF settlement, A.
article on the albjeot ia tA
fundamental law OF the State shoul.
DO NJ eoncigu Us possible; ~ IN
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coon roR rng SULTAN.


The Sultan Of Turkey at present 10
very diligont la showing biz tolerance.
on bis own initiative, according 20 u
dispatch, ho has Instituted inquiries
into the interference with tho citcula.
ton Of Bibles iu the empire. lie is
also having erected, % seems, not Tar
from his palace hn arylum for incur.
abloa OF all cterds. And In order that
those patients may have tho 0pporlu.
nifty Of praying ia public tho sultan
has ordered that The haylum shall COM
tain a synagoguc, mosque sud o
church. The asylum will shortly be
opened by HE majesty 10 person. Il
may DO that this activity Is due 70 o
desire 10 create favorable i'm.
preston In tho Wet,otn world
much needed in thls time Of Armou.
ian agitation, tutitis also pfobatl d that
Ia tnia broaumindodntss tho Turkish
ruler indicates what lac might do, u he
were freed from tho evil influence Of
fanaticai advisers. A. any rate, the
present time b. favorable ono Tor
aoentlno uud missionary enterprises
In Turkish dominions, because just
now ooncUssions 20 foreign Christians
would ia all probability 0e granted
that at any other time would be
Z rpl1spI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-07
A QUESTION OF PHILOSOPHY.


The "Supromacy Of tho 5pirtlaln
ia the title Of d iiltlc, neatly gouel -up
book by Edward Randall Knowles,
LID, ln which the author discusses
q subloct on which philosophers since
the days % Plato and Aristotle have
advocated different opinions without
prospect q arriving At q conclusion
satispolory 10 an, The author alarts
with the accepted 6upp0s,lon VI tHu
lmuipIusouco no the material universe
OF ether the Intangible, impurcept.
IDLE medium through which
neat HIGHT electricity, magnetism,
aud gav,auon are supposed
90 operate and ty which perhara oau
mind tomoumes Influences another
with or without physig j contact THE
"otAeE" or whatever b. may Do oalloI,
BOO further argues, is "sp.r,uap aud Is
Mo underlying "aupatuucep Of go,
nat,gE while the various forms %
matter a5 parc0ivab.u by crested spirlr
are constantly presented by tbu D.7lur
win ia accordance with established
'awE Tie conclusion arrived 1t Is the.
ur perception Ut material objects
tho result OF the operation " o.,
Divine VIII on our minds, while the
objects themselves have a real ezis.,
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METHODS
OF THE DAY.
Those Adopted by Progressive
Merchants.

step into the stores oi any Of cur
urogfCssive merchants % today ahi
you will be delighted 90 The Lew el''ai
irosh appearance u the Stock OF so.'
presented Ton your Inspection anu KY .i..
vel at the absence Of oldsyIts OF .u,l'
s1ilrl guOis, AMI % you should AK Nv
merchant now he syD'ds tucn hl,ll.
ulau0u, no will tell you Hl'h.u'y
that he soils them before they ss' !.
that condition; by going lhiuusu u
RtUok from time 30 Time ami any AUVt
which 10 NOT selling rapidly d mal .''.'
with price no low tuht ruNol,ii
who can use sucu goods cav. Al',-
not TO buy-ltyer Conslltll.s
much be may l1su by tho ii iiails,, .,ii
hut now mucn the gain WIZ Ut
before 1t becomes worthless ny uDl-'
lntil IL hal no demand, ln the nll .'i.
Oh mbu's cllthiuH styles OF ~.
ohnnpe ercn season aud % so1u'
bsld past tbelr season thty uulI,.s'l'gi
In value fluy Yer cent? nnl W.,
they are not worth tou pof cent U...s.rl
ORIGINAL coat. Therefore a m,lvn'
tailor VINO closes out his s'goA %, sb,r
HhNHH
ineir cost. realizes the iuIl value Wv.
same goods would nave " w. ,ss,,,r,
until tho beginning Of the heA lss,hs m
ana he has his money tlA NUM- ,,s.b.
advance, with which g buy y. a 2 , l,.'Si
seasona6le STOCK. Ana .oi W.. wv w o1
we feel that with our hal' l'l0 ". nav.
PAM Tor thp mast two vrrss We i,a.
,,,,,I,' n, murh muuty We VIII ol1''I'
the sI sans M prices Tor len d.y, more . sS.
puiis, ana make up guringe, me ss s' sS6rf
dnys any $40, So, 5-l 5-9' N M Wb
g5 goods IA cur Fiofo i.f t,os,y,irE
can alotd 90 refuse ln ~, oniy 100
we we C ,a.b 81 Aasyloaoa that1ui, M, 1s
si I, 'y yoa can't oor o is,usi ,,e % '.l
I i5rgs ssrio we had on ranis i q , .s.I j
s e,i,, u iS tbs nrxt Ten days on 'h'' s''
Offering.
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4 Btcamm,niatiuu from Sos Aprsifs
692 CASTELAR, sl, L0s Angelic, Cal -
A tier having iuIarfI GO lorg SINE
from acute futuuatiBm, without Oh.
tgining fuIIeI 4 used Chamberlain.
Pain BaIm ani uB8 almost Immediate.
~ relieved. ulehly recommend tti,
AZ the beat medicine know. ID. 81.
Hamilton. Pr sale by druggists.
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LaIa arc flr falp iu Gold City Of,
s5n $40 and slll uacl-auv.thId g0rh,
ualnuco cay ymuu.s. Win tali Too
only 90 tlrar Ir.crs, Pals aud la,-
uguiuTs at tho chico OF
q, ". HAhlN * Co,
800 Stale Street, kuusl1rd holcI
I|HoE
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Dr.. ShulmurIiuu'd prices are reason,
able anu his glalses guaranteed,
Reduced Hair, 60 Provo iur Funeral OF
ILL.In-mL .mmnI.

For those who dc.ige 90 attend tho
funeral srlyIcrs over tho RENAME OF
President a. %. Sm11t, OF UaU
county, the Rio Gnndo Western will
aoli round t.lp Tickets Co Provo of
rate Of Sl3l. Tickets viii Or cold 0u
SUNDAY only rgains leave Salt LHH,
for Provo s. sos %, ul., ..ii b. M. 5:uI
rm. nul 7;ll q. W5 returning arrive Hl
salt Lake $500 %. un 1920 ,, a., t:lJ
p, IN, auu ll;3l D., W,