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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-31
WE CAN SAVE MONEY FOR YOU AT
Fuld's Dissolution Sale,
No. 226 MARKET STREET.
All IInnd. Pointing

TO the Great MRnuf icturer's Sale of Mems
boys. aud Chl lren's Clothtny now going ON
at No. ssS MarKet street, To those who have
not as yet visited this great Gale of Fine
Clothing had better do AT once, VIII lie the
stocK l. yet complete. Remember. stay
for only n short time. Therefore come at
once ana yet IL line spring SUIT at one.th rd
the price that you would pay at other stores
Prices lower han ever. Mons elrg ,nt Spring
Overcoats al 81 20. Mems business suits $3.50.
worth ~. Mems suits - 81. worth siI. MEMS
elegant Clay Wursted Suits at 81 % worth faJ
Mems elegant Black and Hue Cheviut suits
ut II 90. worth $ll Mems Cashmere Suits ut
~ 20, worth Sl3 0, Boys elegant suits ut &c
and 81, worth s. 50. Boys Suits 81 70. s.. 8? 4s
worth from 81 10 to SO. Thou .anls OF Mems
Heavy Working Pants ut $50. Elegant Gassi-
mere Pants ut g1c, worth 50 So Fine Dress
Pants 81 70, worth 81. FIne Dress Pants 81
worth 81. Ghildrcns Jersey anu Velvet suits
AT lessthan cost of the goods. Spring over
800 worth sli. Elegant Imported Serge
Suits at - 20, worth slB liOO Eh ldreu'a Wash
Suits at 2ac. Thousands Uf other bargains
l'Out buy II dollars wor h OF clothing ''ntiy-
where" but cone here first ana convince your
self TINT what Is here advertised are facts be-
ynnd dispute. Ibousa ds of Cbiiirrn's Knee
Pants Mt l9c per pair Lots OF COnts aud
Vests d odd Nr4ts ut mere tTiiie. and
hiany other immense bargains Come and
zoe them. Costs nothing 10 Inspect. lie very
careful and make no mlstake Look for
number rs Ma ket street, and bo sure YOU
are In the right place, Bear in mind tho o
are no brarch st"res connected with this
wonderful sale of h gh-class clothing.
chance for such wonderful bargains occurs
AIrert. Wilmington, Del Cur fare allowed
TO all purchasers liVing OUTSIDE of the city.
Durihg this great sale o. clothing at retail.
the store VIII remain open from III tue
morning unit 10 a night. Saturday until ~
O'clock, midnight. Vii goods sold at priv9te:
no auction. Grand Army sults. with Two
sets OF buttons, at - % and IS %. SEQ
til at you get In the right store. LooS Tor the
number ~. before entering.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-31
pcntnornUo UoniurIor.

Mr. B. L. Rodgers, a conductor on the
Wilmington and Northern II. r.. died at
hls residence in Springfield, Chester
county, Pa. on Wednesday, at which
place his family resided, after an illness
of about six weeks. His romans will be
Inferred ut MortonYllle, on Monday. He
was member OF Cyrus Castle, X, &. E..
of this city. and the members will meet
tomorrow Saturday evening to make
O arrangements to attend the funeral.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-31
You seldom Find

much b style or quality in We y cheap
shoes. nut we arc sellers of certain make..
OF reasonable priced shoes that contain
all these points. We don't say cheap be.
cause about the only thing thev have In
common with the usual cheap footwear is
that they cost abou. the same amount OF
money Is it shoes Of any kind this even
tnRP Black shoes or tan shoes. big shoes
or little shoes, shoes that cost considerable
money or shoes that touch the pocket
book very lightly. We have them and
would ike to meet your wants; We think
we can 10 1t well and for leas money than
many stores will tax YOU. Forman's, No.
10 last Fourth street, between Market and
KING,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-31
rro1e..or MelI. No.. ZOE ,Iarl.eI slreet.

Professor Well. No. 3O5 Mariset street,
Has patent eye glass which is superior
to any ever invented. 1t has double
offset spring which sets tho eye glass off
from tho face. thereby preventing the eye
lasaes from sweeping the glass. When
once put on the nose 1t is bound to stay
and not slip OFT or make any unpleasant
abrasion on tho nose. ut the same time
Keeping the lenses in q correct position
before the eye This frame is considered
perfect for all persons using eye glusse8.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-31
Ilprh on Horses,

Two Tally Ho coaches with Philadelphia
parties arrived at the Practical Farmer.
Branaywine Hundred. on Thursday afters
noon. They had heen driven quite rapidly
and In few minutes afterwards one OF
the horses fell down, and died almost i'm.
mediatsly. In less than two hours another
horse also died. Persons cannot be too
careful in driving this hot weather II they
wish TO avoid loss.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-31
sudden pea,h of Mrs. snrnn Clark.

Mrs. Sarah Clark. OF No. COS madison
street, died suddenly while at the table
yesterday morning. Mrs. CLARK had been
aillng Tor some time but WAS not thought
TO be seriously i'll. She was 81 years OF
age, a devoted mombcr OF Asbury Church.
and woman who was respected by all
who knew her The funeral will take
place Sunday afternoon from Asbury
flhproil
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-31
Coffee tnrIY,

The Frauen VeIein of the German
Lutheran Church held n coffee party yes
terduy afternoon at tho house OF MIR.
Snyder near Newport. A very social time
was spent by the 50 persons from this
city who attended. collection was
taken up for the benefit OF the church.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-31

Three nen were overcome by the in.
tense heut on Adams street near Ninth
during the soidieis' and sailors parade
yesterda" and had to leave the ranks.
One of the men WIS so sick and faint that
he had to lie taken home In carriage.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-31
,!ermnps Henr Speeches,

The German American Republican Club
held well attended meeting last evening
Addresses were made by j. Ii. Lewis and
Hugh a. Browne and a number OF Ger.
man Americana. The club condemned
the articIues appearing In German news'
paper concerning the club and the address
attributed to Dr. A. l.. frantz.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-31
Oak nm seryicrs-

The Sunday school at Oak Hill. Chris.
tiana Hundred. will have Chlldren's Day
services at 80 o'clock on Sunday after.
noon. June2. Rev. Mr. Blake and others
will make addresses. A pleasing pro.
gram has been prepared. All friends are
invited,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-31
I.nnnnxnrs In,itrh-

The Christian Endeavor Society OF the
West Presbyterian Church Invites all
Endsvorers TO meet with them at AS
pastor key.A N, keigwln Will preach on
the Pledge. Prof. Clymer and the choir
will have special music.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-31

The Steamer Richard stockton has been
levied upon for value of supplies. =.
Four tramps are not expected to 1.-Two
who were stabbed In an ARRAY at Delma
on Wednesday night.
Two cars carrying passengers from Cor
don lleisnts last night jumped the track
gearing the passengers.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-31
snmnrr rn.t G. A. II.

Charles Summer hald very bsau,lfui md
enthusiastic Memorial services on this
Memorial day, At 8 ths Post assembled at
national hall. gth aud Walnut stroela, and
marched to the T., W. " Il. Depot and
boarded n car and proceHded TO st Peters
and Mount Zion cemeteries and held the
Il. A. X, service and fired a salute oysr
their dead There w9re 40 comrades in !lns
with the I'd ruSt drum corpse with IS
pieces They was detachment ot the firing
party and detail OF the memorial commit.
tee to decorate the RrNve5 and fired salute
in the graveyard OF the American Uni
Church. l2tu and French streets
They reassembled at O'Clock and
marchei to the African Union ohurch;they
held there the public exercises. Tho orator
OF the occasion was the Rsv G. L. Jetfrls
OF tho Gilbert Presbyterian church and
otAers made short addresses ON their
return to the hall Charles Sumner Circle
Ladies' OF the G. A, r.. had prepared
lunch with sOn3 most dpt lous
old army bean soup. Tho post stood at
attention while The lldiss with O mum her
OF childred sang "America.
The ladies' then performed tholr beauu.
ful mnmorla. service And the comrades
enjoyed bouutitul repast. Gomrade T..
). Blake then inale an enthusiastic ad.
drese and they spent an agreeable after
noon. sumner Post asked nothing and
they got nothing; they are proud of their
record We wish to eSteUd our heart felt
thanks to tho teachers anu sch DlArs OF
pubilC schools Nos lG and 90, for tho
splendid lUhutions OF lipwets. by order
of Sumner Post. Isaac u frsnER.
AdiufHut
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-31
Geuernl N,upey,. son Drop. Dead.

"HHUTFrT IKbrHUF , 'VUU r7THFF 0tsEH'
Dover. Dol. May 30-R. II. Kenney,
Jr., the eldest son of General r. II. Ken
ney, dropped dead this morning. The
decensed was IL years old. He was sub
iect to heart disease. and his death is
supposed to have resulted therefrom.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-31
In Orpl,un-' Court.

Chancellor Woloott held a brief session Of
Orphans' Court this morning, only issuing
ali order TO Arabella 4. Dougherty ad-
minIstratrix to sell real estate of the late
John L. hughes.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-31
MARRIAGES.

FOREAK KER-DEAN-At Asbury parsonage
No. 222 Walnut street. May 2stni Is9i by the
axes Of WlmiEgton. Del, and sallie L. Dean
of Chester. Penna
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-31

A special meeting OF CYRUS Cistle. No. /
X. G. E. VIII he held In Castle Koom Fifth
and French streets, saturday evening"
June |, at u As sharp to take action on
death OF Bro. B. +. Rodgers. By order OF
Noble Chief l.. W. McGowen.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-31

Mrs. t. W Hawkins Chattanooga. Tenn.
says, Shiioil's Vitalizsr Saved My Life
consider it the best remedy for debili.
tated system | ever used" For Dyspep.
sia, Liver or Kidney trouble 1t excels.
Price 75 cts.
Sold by N. Is. Dnntorth. Druggist. 5. E. Cor
anu und Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-31

Registrar of Wills Cooch this morning
granted letters testementury en- the estate
OF the late Harriett j. Talley OF this city
to Robert j. uunby.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-31

Don't forget the sale OF house and prem.
ises, No S93 Talnall street at 2. Da.. q
the Court House. to morrow by Henry q
Coprad, sd N mlnistrator OF May TCraig. It
is likely TO sell low and will make good
Investment.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-31
uYercomr by tho IIeat.

A l.. Ainscow is going to nut up new
stone wall to his property on East seventh
street. Lynn a. Philips will DO the work.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-31
THE TEMPERA RATuRE,

Tho thermometer at the REPUBLICAN
Office Today:
O'clock. 10 o'clock. 2 o'clock.
rs 81 9S
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-31

The MondayClub Musicale takes place in
Turner's now hall, Eighth and French
streets. on thursday evening, tue 9th OF
Junp
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-31
Elm ELI, lInrkst

Powell has on his stalls In the Third
Street Market trout, porgles, sea bass,
blue fish. shad, goldfish, salt water ellis
smoked herring, &o.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-31
Cyru. Lady Temple.

The ladies' of cyrus Temple. X. G. Z. are
up to tue times and will hold straw
berry festival tonight aud tomorrow
night In the hall ut Fifth and Ffeneh
street5
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-31
Found IIrncriet.

Albert Betts picked up a gold bracelet
on tine Philadelphia pike near Claymont,
a week or ten days ago. Ihe loser ca
obtain 1t by calling at the toll cato near
the Practical Farmer.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-31
sick Horses

Ten valuable horses belonging 10
Stoeckles Brewery have been sick for the
past week with an attack of influenza.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-31

=
satisfied. Whether you want
to pay little or much you
want good things, and that
want it has always been Sixth
and Markets aim to satisfy.
CLOTHING - Serge Suits,
thin stuffs in coats and vests.
FURNISHINGS - Sum m er
weight Underwear, Neglige
Shirts. Summer Neckwcar.
Hats = Straw goods, 2oc to
$40. .
SnoEs-Stylish and COM
Portable shapes in Russcts at
So, 81, S. and SO.
EVERY WEAR-THING that
the 5-year-old boy to the So
inch man needs in one place.
We want you to come here
and look at least.
JAS L. MULLIN & Son
Clothln I. otn K Market,
Hats, Wilmington.
Shoes. Dela aylrs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-31


.'7,f.
CROSBY
& HILL.
1t is nothing new for us to
offer
BARGAINS
Dry C o O d S.
We are at it all the time. If
you want to test the purchas-
ing power of a dollar come to
us and we think we will sur.
prise you az what we can give
you in exchange for it, both in
quality and quantity. Our con-
stant aim is to supply our Gus
toners with the most and best
for their money in the dry
goods line.
just now we offer 1852 yards
Imperial Challies, choice sty yles,
at 81 cents a yard.
45.lnch All.wool Black Hen.
rietta superior quality, and 45
inch Fine All-wool Black Ser
ges at 80 cents a yard. The
50.cent grade.
900 Ladies' Lisle Thread
Balbriggan Ribbed Vests, silk
embroidered, all sizes, - cents
each, 6 Tor 10 cents. About
half OF former price. On sale
Saturday morning.
$50 Ladies' Fancy Ribbed
Cotton Vests, i'll pink, light
blue and canary; beautiful
goods, excellent quality, 25-
cent goods, u special sale.
price, Is cents each, 4 for 55
cents. On sale Saturday morn,
ing.
Mems Fine Angola Shirts
and Drawers, worth so cents,
tor 25 cents,
Ladies' real Maco Cotton
Hose, fine quality russell
shades peerless fast dye, extra
spliced heels and toes, the 80
cent quality, for 25 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-31
DRAWERS,
CHcMiSES and
CORSET COVERS.

Wonderful value at 25 so, rs
and 81. Don't buy your Sum.
mer supply CT Muslin Under
wear until you examine our
stock. We also call your atten.
ton to our stock of Corsets.
We have the best makes, the
correct shapes and the lowest
prices. Have you looked at
those wonderful Duck Suits at
Sl.75 of which we are selling
SO many? Hurry up and secure
one Of them before they are all
gone.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-31

There is little boy at the city hall who
was found rambling around Sixth and
Market streets. lie 10 about three years
old.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-20

The recital OF axioms. What we deslfe
ls that we may uphold your bands iu
revealing them 20 the wHTII end mink.
lre thsm elective lu humfu govern.
men. JrurraIn laid deep !Ouuun'
Sion for human freedom in % anliug
guul rights az tho roots OF the tree OF
illory; iutit YVES given 90 Llncol1 O.
make tIotc principles most effective
md t0 cluHe them 90 SHINE u4 the
u0Hudny suu lu the hfmamuut OF
American history.
uosgII! ui lrIIUvs She Iay is not
GOO distant wien women viii WELD iIt
ballot 10 purity and CuU.UIU rutiiCs,
. s0 iIfAIl SHARING ir iuF government
WnI HH.lI 100 UuAriuE if luTlruS ty
400 means excluding the feUnluH.N
NO you, riut mDr 10 tuU lnh Con-
autuIiural Convention, No % given 90
make other deep nuI iuuu1Wtnla.
rluCiIIUa u. our government Elective
iu tue huuIuHlFutl. BOO IuW, We DO
not doubt yuur ability anu Willingness
90 IuHu. iIut we come t1 greet you iu
behalf ot tHH women Oi J.sh, 90
strengthen yDIr hIuI aHl 90 assure
you that Sc are krUu'y uIIEe DO the
IMPORTANCE and iar ul.hlus uIuHUs
uutuers 90 yuuf labor Boo .uf behalf
uAui uuuyu Old Wu would impress
you with the fact that the aUmru OF
Ooh are 10y uI means indifferent
spectators OF the drama that o. now
being enacted. We believe that every
age uaa lts flaiug aud iis settling tur.
Wr U.Itsu that the woman move
moul lUs come because Tho sun OF our
CIVILIZATION hos tITuwu uufI.s Hur
social H.afIu luu uHwulu 10 70 new
HuI more g'IUlus era Bro the history ui
man, We believe thai Through tho
nEts 100 eternal purp ruuH," aud
that boa tNc fall enirau.hlsemrnt uI
w.mou there viii come "a larger uud
ifurU aHHuItiFufy, national con.
FuIrU .usnfsH in fuller harm my with
tHe i.muIAl welfare anu happiness 10
man. We IrlipyU that both uuu auu
women VIII Ur benefited morally, zoe
UlHy ami economically. W. believe
tuAi NOW CO.. time ClHJs % American
lusIuY boz HlTluN tuy hour 90 10.
HuEunio 70 hF.uI luI tfuor civil ll'r,
uUI laHt IHH iuiufH Wr.IUfs OF Utah
history wIillwmlu1l.za the NAMES ut
tHUsr Uyu vino, lI tuis Constitutional
Convention, IglyluR tho lriu-tnuunl
IT Iu1lHn ul 900. UE.t HlrNa 90 ilH
vs. uHU, aud 1pu1 the doors iunt VIII
usher nor into uuUuld Tall uWAuglpa'
tI1l.
'NH therefore a.k sou 90 provide iu
Ono Constitution tlat tur rights OF
DUEfus " the St lr uf UHu % vote
aag nolI Uiliur slall not Ua denied 0f
abridged Uu account % UuAi ami that
mair anu female citizens % the
state shall equally rrJuy 40 civil
political uul religious rights anu
privilege,
Tho memorial was aiguul by The i.l'
lowing hII,s LmWrIuv -. WOLFE
PRECEDENT oi the Woman Suffrage
A.. uatlou OF UWu; Emily 3.
Richards, vice p.usiaUuj u ua ID. II,
Young, president ui ihH Natiouai
Wumau's Relief Society; Jane s.
Richards, vice prcsiduut Ellen b.
Ferguson, Salt Lake county Suffrage
Association; E.ccia Bullock, Utah
County Association; LIcy A. CLARK
and jennie Nelson, Weber County
Association; Celia r.. Beau, SEWER
silvia In Cox, Sam etc; NJ. A. Grover
Juat; aud many Uihufs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-20
ScodcId and Winter quarters.

Correspondence. OF the ur.Errt SUwa
sCUfELu, darch ls, ls05.-lhc
nice spring weather wU had has dlI-
appeared and We have eighteen iucho'
OF fresh saow, aud it s very COLI.
Work Us very slow hero, aui the
Wiutct QIarlos mine bus only
worked two Iays thi5 month; so 30 De-
hard JOS ruHpl0 90 gtta living without
going behind.
TutsrEurss that has been troubling
us of lat. iB abating aud ihH schools
have ryaUrurJ. There are % Tow cases
li scarlet fever yet Though Of light
nature.
The leading musical men 20 500.
field nud Winter Quarters have got
together nuj arc going TO get uu "a
grand Is.gtdui,t1 take plgcg Doc june.
Literal rtizss win lU given Tor pieces
boy soIOIHia, chUurrg, glues, uunftotirs,
bands, ole, etc. 10 Will buu uice time
90 the year iar the people Ui the cites
auI towns below 90 come uuI tpunl "a
Tow days boo the mauutHHuf. pfY. II.
g.. Reese BE- no the head NJ Che move
mUnt anu anything loo lha mufigai Hue
that hC undertake. Do o. 20. About
tnHtY yunu ak0 hu was lesatr OF the
uCsi MJTm1l choir boz Wa'va.
"a MORMON Bow"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-20

From an ltAur stations NOT mun.
tlourd above ratio Will lJ one tiugIc
are iUg the round tup, lui iu 300 case
10 exceed rate from point beyond.
Special i5Im OF card Uxcugsi0u uct-
ots will De sent principal stations, but
au other gnices will ufo regular book
excursion iom no AlOI.ovUr privi.
lpgos Will be- allowed on these tickets,
nor can extension % limit be granted,
Tickets will lr sold on the following
intus Flom Ogden, q sucn, Bug.
ham anu intermediate pJiuts, from
Itsd To Ami Ig.h, 1895, From all
n.hor points Ami atd G.. 9Th, inclusive;
tickets limited 90 ATFil 10Th, ls1j.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-20
VETERAN AND PIONEER.
George +. Billing, Of Manti, wa,
Driven Out Of Jackson County.
MANTi, sanpcle county,
March 9, 1895.

MANTI, sanpcle county,
March 3, 1895
EditOr Dcssrsi NoUa
As you desire 10 know something
about the pionoers Of Jackson county,
and I am ono Of them, submit the
tallowing' 1 went 70 jackson county
with my father anu mother, Titus and
Dau.ha Billings, when / was four
years old Hshop Partridge and father
rented tho house Of Governor BDgg.
They had several wagons and teams
ani surprised the native Miu0uriaua
by putting upRlutut hay aud prcpar.
Ing Tor tho wiute. rhis was regarded
as tuyh uu innovation Uu thr ancient
customs that tho people yAmu aul
hauled away the wagons sud dumped
tIuu over % hillside Into % creek.
After tul1 they Hut hru o. fuu hoy.
Hi1ctU and buFuuI thGn, We were
then uuvgu into Clay county, where
Far W8st WIS Hr,iloi.
When utiher troubles came from
tho uutlyvH, We removed 90 Illinois
nri settled nt Nauvu0. 1 came from
Nauy0o 10 Council BIuas aud stopped
over winter aud came on 90 utau
with tho Plnuerfs. / was with the
company OF ten commanded by
Howard Eyuu. The following season
! went bach % tho Missouri uyyr and
returned with President Hobtr &.
hlmunll ] went 90 California after
the gold discovery IN 1880, and spent
tNeru uDnrly two yenu. After rr-
turning from tho gold fields / settled
In Mguu gul have remained here
over aincu, except TWO yuars whom
wa ON rs mission On Carson, NeyaIu,
win President Ou1u Hyde. L am
now almost us yuan of agr.
IL these ltrmr Hru of Interest you are
at liberty tu usu them,
Your ur0'uub GRO T.. bLLINus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-20
THE SALT LAKE ROAD.


The dr'ont OF tHo Salt Lake bonding
Hul mu.t Goo, lu allowed To- discourage
lIow4.,tn budding railroad from
This city O.. uu., sayt luo lat,st issue
No tho Las AGre..a lrargss 90 hand. II
% cannot boo built 900 way itcan b,
aHo,ug5 and the old plagp that "wbe.u
tH..'su slll there's Wayn must pc
uvaayf. Los Angeles cnu1ot ul1ri To-
nmau lI.u when railroad projects age
Icing evolved gi over ono state. a
community p.By-tlE $40 resource.
~ laos AuEvlus, vita o. splendid UH.u.
uy nrAluu 90 tu draw 4UM; country,
too, which ,s daily growing iu wealth,
population SUD Importance, uuIlIuI.
FuuuIu boo hb.u iu iUi.y,.J capital In
ruurWc which lHHu ur.u sing us tli.t a.
U uiTuAN from .lB u.y loo Sole .y..
kul,usua WH.H ever promised half
ss much Eulu.a Tor Caplal Iuy.sIr
have boon huUg 40 ualu vol ufs
limo there win boo a EUUH I..ui .nrautp
'hpru mo largo gua Urul.I.u. cI.u-.
Tie country lI lu lrlNU Hs.H .H .us..
uyt before Two more yeaJ- o.. rIII ular
scene ui O E1uAt immigration move
mont when AuGJuR uuI New HtNIu4
gro admitted 90 statehood, 10 Will ur
she shortest route nom SAT- Lake anu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-20

consequently for the country east o. 81
90 the sga; ard DC will tragefao region
TiCl in mineral Ful agricultural gee
slufces The people OF los Angeles
we are co iideui, viii Doc ns 0ue man DO
helping o. rush she schrmr trough
Let a. unite Tor pucUaaF, arI fhlw the
world that in the lexicon OF this town
ldefe IL no such wOrl as fail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-20
"OLD BRIGHTON WARD"


Elbtr. Grornv pod, writing from the
above uamuI place under date of
March 10. .ays. "5u1iug %, one gives
our quiet little burg send on through
your valuable IaIor VIII pen you "a
'rw lines. We have had q splendid
winter quit, O. number Of stock have
vlHicrnI Gus lbo su0w is about oil
gone and we will bg able tlul.w in "a
'uv day. Tho people flr. wuil AZ Is.a-
seu; We have huI some 10 Ie HlcEucssi
but nothing 90 HpglE u. We bru
blessed with the comforts of 1910, Tor
which we are thankful Co our Heavenly
Father We have no poor iu the wnti
In fact We have no poor in the whole
Stake o. speak Of The BauuUck stake
Iziu u prosperous condition, 10 % "a
large Stnkt--about $50 miles long ami
nearly 90 miles wide; there is land GO
be- tiEon up yet, AMI plenty ni water iu
thc river 10 be- tnkUu out Tue climate
~ gOOd There Will bee a large amount
ui grain slwu this year lhu people
utu well supplied with machinery"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-20
CONFERENCE RATES,
Via the Rio GEande Western Rail-
way.

TO All Aolsr- AND CoNuuDrouv
lHg 5000 Annual e. 70 ersrcr, L.. D.
q. u.I Wuusn'- C.ntr0nrc, T.. D..
SO 80 Sale Lake CITY N'ri 4.h to7.N.
Inclusive, fUr f.li.wlug rates vTu auth.
UrIza. O. salt lakr aud return;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-20
Twenty.Seyen Of Them.

Five keepers aud twenty-five IT.
mates Of disroputhble houses were run
la by the police llst night, aud Tor.
fritud the sum 10 g414
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-20
Probate.

Probate JUICE McNllly has nad n
very quiet day. only one or two short
orders have been entered.