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New-York tribune., 1895-05-15
Qountrr Real Gstate for Bale.

IL EAtTIFtL little villa In Yonkers. Price xlS0sss
- Very much less than cost: nearly new built TOT W:
owner who H. going abroad choicest location high groune
extended river views open charming surroundings, NV
bedrooms library. paror. dining. kitchen laundry au'
mahogany ahd quariered oak rm elegant filings nantelc
Chandeliers porcelain tub exposed nickel plate pumomS'
excellent condition. Seen time 400 Warburton ave
EOR SALE. NEW BURG ON HI DSON. Fine old coun'
try seat. about 13 mile north Of ferry com
mandlne river views beautifully bordere shaded BY nns
old trees extensive sloping lawn beauty gar
den Of over two finely laid OUT abundance Of fruit
trees house roomy Gothic wooden structure with spa
cious shaded pazzas This place natural A.
fractions has decided Investment value Photos with
MILLS & WHITEfiOySE. 500 5th-avc
II OR SALE.-An attractive country place in Connects.
l cut. ~ miles from N Y. on n y and New Haven
H. X Plot acres. House has IS rooms Barn nearly
new Stalls with fancy railing, carriage etc. Run
nns spring water TO house and barn Icehouse and other
,, ontou,idnss Evergreen forest and fruit, trees Four
shurnss store ana postoice by $4,000 Will
be sold at 30 cent discount; also house furniture
carriages etc. VIII be sold very low Address
+. T.. TROwBRIDGE. n Y. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1895-05-15

NEW y fk. NEN-YORK.
N1iSs PEBBLES AND MISS THOMPsOSs
"i BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
30 ~ and 20 East 3Ith street
Nrw-nAyrS; coNN:: 50 HlrLHoysE AVE-,
beautiful avenue in tho 'ciV Of Elms Apply early
TIVE MISSES n;yr.s,nr EIys srIIooI tJys ron GIRLS.
S''h and s''A N.r;o,. s.,.,
For Both scxes.-City.
i Madison square 'cor. 2s,h-si and w.D
Student may besin a, any iims Open oil year. Ass
For Boys and Young Men-country.
A ApfHoNDAcks' CAMP cEDARn SUMMER
"a scm3o 70. sI t." ss,s under e years July LIST to
DtrtY SCHOOL. Trenton. y. J.
RoRDENTowNS. ~ - MILITARY iNsTIruTE.
ciET by T. y H. .SSoS kSSoSN pE,HCIrA Irsxr
L. I.MwooD SCHOOL. FOR BOYS a, Milford Conn
- Parents who ar. unfortunate IN the manasemen, Of
ner .'ns VII DO "e to rron by n. adysns.,s Offered
% Year ''"'' " ' FRANK "fi1S HowE' T. sup, sas''
FAIRFIELD Academy for Boys. Falrncld. Conn.-com-
forts of HOME 20 boys Francis II. Brewer 4 ~ Prin.
ERnEEhoLD ms ,NsT@ILuTE @ Freehold n ;.so,h year.
Bu-iners Course Shorthand. Typo-ritinx Telesrsphy
NArLEwoop INSTITUTE, concordvil. Penn SOS
w We successful school one OF III. best to in.
@ " oy %sAI % nS eS' y Year,. tn the G'' Of
j. SHoRTIfDCE Ysle,. A. NJ. Prin.
- TMMER SCHOOL. At NANTUCKET boy. who are
~ backward In studies and boys who conditions
make up. Jun- ~ to Sept 10. delightful For
Information inquire +. r. JOHNSON. 57s Sth ave
- Academy Location heahfui; care and instruction cx.
celien Send for circular Col Louis H. Orcman Prn
ct. JOHNS SCHOOL. MANLIus. N y
~ Summer School for Boys for Study Recreation
Excursion Schoolship around Lake Ontario and tho
ce " Atlantic
boating riding 80 saddle and driving ponies and
horses NEWTON IN j. INSTITUTE
For Young Iadies.-country
cory OF THE NEW MANUAL OF
n THE CAMPEIDGE SCHOOL.
for Young Ladies' he obtained the Director Mr.
ARTHUR GILMAN 10 Bnttle Street. Cambridge Mass
I NGI.ESIDE-A SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS
NEW MILFORD LITcHFTET.D CO. CONN
opens Tuesday. October LIST, 1898
Post graduate course. Mrs WIN. ID. BLACK Patroneax
- GARDEN CITY. ~ Y.
College Preparatory and Elective Of Study New
Manual issued January first. Applications for the
Principals European party ahould be made once
MISS JULIA II. FARwELL. Principal
WALNUT LANE SCHOOL.
boarding Day and College Preparatory for Girls. 30th
year opens Sept 20th For circular address
Mrs THEODOKE H. RICHARDS, Principal
Miss SARA LOUISE TRACY. A. NJ. Associate Principal
Germantown. Phiade.p .phia.
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1rsiruri,on.

NIAssAoTrsErTs INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY.
BOSTON.
Course. In Engineering. Architecture.
Chemistry. Physics. Biology. and General studies
Entrance examination New York. June 2Ith and 2s,h
Address IL W TYLER IN. T.,
Secretary.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Allen Jane A. to Allen i2d-st 81 II
OF "h-ave. ! year M................ .............
Astman. Anna NJ. and another te Rose Hough
- i32d-st. 1910 II " Of Ith-sve instaln,ents
burger. Harriet T.. 10 Philip Stenefnagel =
lsiih-st. 1910 IT " Of Wass.ngion-ave. . mort
Same to same. iO4th-s,. 1855 II W OF shave
remand .....-..........
Chisholm Eliza 7. New York Life Insurance
Co. n G5thst. ia II W u Madison-ave 3 wears 1
Cloke. Thomas, 10 tho FJnigrant Industrial saw
ipgs Bank. No 328 Sprir s-st. year. ........
Conon. Thomas and VIE TO United States Sav
ings Bank. Dscatur-ave. 100 Il OF
Mosholu Parkway, I year. ar................
Cunningham, James A, to Michael L O'Connor n.
receiver. n y 1i7th-s. 90 II " Of Park-.ve
year ............... 80. .............
Cimlno Vito and VIE TO Louis Raffioer ana az
other Nos 10 and ii2 Mulberry-st demsmt ""
Cahill Mary. and andher to the Germana ia.
Insurance Co n .4oth-st. 100 n W OF or
Crawford William, sid wife to Thomas o'con,r,n,r.
W Washington-avs. 90 n = Of l7ad- at a ysar.
Cahi Mary and riother TO the Germanis I,s
Insurance Co n , 1t6th-st IS II W OF cnnvsnt o
Drummond Thongs j. to Title Guarantee ,.r,i
Trust Co n . 5Jst. 1857 II . OF Oth-ave ". n
Dunn Alfred H. q John Duer. trustee a ooo;,h.'
ST lot ~ man Harmon Hendricks. vesr .''"- q
Dayton Martin to Lena seifsrd' ysars rs,n;:
Waterloo Place and I!oth-st. . years ..... '"''
Dilier. William r. and wife to Henry Oppsn.
hsiInsr and snohsr. 74d-st 20 Il : OF West
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Qearhers.

nWNATE TUITION with exceptional advantages In n
! refined home. under Harvard graduate OF long ex-
perience In education. Address Rev. j. II. CONVERSE.
Law Library. baltimore. Md.
NUTOR.-A. Everett Stone Yale). o6l Fifth Ave. Tu-
toring for college examinations speciality. Recon-
mended by Dr. Greer "A conscientious and
educator
A DxERrIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS rON
cEIvED Ar THE THROWS OFFICE. No sta Broad.
way ~ door north Of Thlrty-nrst-st and ADvER.
,hsIfhHss,ays corner a. ls2 sixth
n Tnrd cor Forty ssvsnh-:t o2e Third usss
New-York tribune., 1895-05-15
For Boys and Young Men.-City.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
r EMoyAL rcu,.ws c,.ss -, vo,.o nova
HAS REMOVED TO 32s MADfsON-AvE y. Y. CITY.
UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE or NETWORK.
L THE NEW YORK PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
10 East 4cd-st.. near Fifth-ave
Certificate admits Of the Colleges and Scientific
hoo!s ard all Professional Schools WITHOUT FUR
TIrP EXAMINATION. Lhborstor illustrated An.
nouncem~n, mailed application 10 the Secretary.
~ SfvETsfTy GRAMMAR SCHOOL. So w.., sSh-s, -
u ssh ysnr Offers the hes, facilities for thorough
Classical Scientific ana Business Education. A limited
number of boys received the Principals family Apply
for catalogue and Information J. DICKINSON. JR. Prn
For Young Ladies City
I'RENCH IN THE ADIPOSDACks
i RECREATION CLASS FOR GIRLS
q amp on LAKE Placid
MADEMolsELLE DEBRAy -f>ONcCHAMP.
i0S West 7t,h-st.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-15

Nj ApEMoIsELLE vELrIN
Avn SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS
FiREPROOF SCHOOL. BUILDING.
iGO AND 1872 WEST 7<TH-sr.
COLLEGE PREPARATION
New-York tribune., 1895-05-15

Conntrp propertp Go Get.
BERKSHIRE HILLS.
A commodious stone dwelling. LOT adjoining N
berkshire Inn. Man-s. In the village NJ Great Bar
ringon Mass for summer: pure siectrte
lights all modern improvements fine lawn. sarden ana
shade trees. Inquire of
FRANK II. WRIGHT. Great Harrington. Mass
X OR RENT In the we'll known summer At WASH
ington. Conn. Broom cottage located the VII
lasc 1000 feet elevation above seaeve: ma-
lara mosquitoes modern plumbing. wide piazIas ex
tensye grounds weikept lawn attractive neighborhocd
and beautiful drives For further particulars inquire o.
A. II. WRIGHT. ~ Iiber,y-st.. ~ Y.
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LITERARY NOTE.

Mlss Tabplps popular short He Of
Napoleon Will conclude Ia MoC'uf's
Magasws ios Apu', Though tn,so ars
20 follow BOO mplttiDn OF the Napoleon
series a paper on Nnp0lC3n's rB.burihl
~ paria b. 1910 aud paper 0n Ma
p6ltou'8 relations with America. Ihla
concluding chapter will cover the CO..
treat from Moscow, tue exile 70 Elua,
tho Hundred Days campaign ending
With Waterloo, and the residence and
death al - Helena. Twenly-'uul
pictures from Mt. Huhbafd'a iuoG-
hnuallbie collections aud an uuput.
lishrd portrait Of Napoleon from tie
collection Of Col. John q. Ropes wall
illustrate the article.
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HEADED FOR rHE WEST.


The white River valley Railfond
company ulei auioios Of Incorporation
90 Denver on Saturday. The cnpitiI
stock D. placed Ut 3a5o,OuO anu the im'
mediate object 10 TO construct n stand
u.I guago railway som New Calilc,
Colombo, O. Aioufor Tho distance iu
about nNy miles AMI ihs route wns
HufvtyrI ytnfH ngo uy iHu puI rHi1H oi
trr Midland ROAD. A, q. ID uum, u
Denver, alyl Toe AcWf W tlat city, Do
piusiIrHt 90 thu newly iucJrguraicI
company. UlrUCi0r, a. q. Dnmmt
Edward MnuualL ]. n. Mchuth auI
49,. NJ. kIunHUu, u Garden CITY, hor.
HuI ~. . lrtgnfIuut Ul lmiEi Con-.
900 BltE, 1I L.aiyil.t, DO prominently
identified Nth ihu project
MU bumm was soon saturday d
sialHI that the enterprise has boon urs
Jrf confederation TOT Two yHatH. "Lhu
uuc,U said ht, "Will be- constructed,
ua We have tIIJ,Oll pledged u1m rAsi.
era pRftIrs. uuI enc cos. Df tho nrst
uNy miles ui thu limo VIII rot exceed
silD.uul. Our course VIII uu in the
yhIIuyh OF Ik creek, tho west
f1fE u I,na cfeuA and down
Fling creek Co.. MttEor Tho htay-
lot plsdots . . Irr ctntuud the high
rtt cufyatuI, i5 uighg degrees. lhufo
will uu 40 rock work hua the rlal VIII
run lu tlu valleys uErluslvuly. 4H.
people OF MeHtrraud Sow Castle have
Subscribed $1,000 iOr iuu work auI
We have rIgUt OF wHy Tor the Untifu
distance. On Anal / ne wiz place %
corps 0i turyoy0fs in tue tgll Tor ih.
mai HufyvyH.
Asto the resources Of thu county
Mr.. Dmmm estimated that during tno
hst twelve months the road viii carry
(. 900 cars OF cattle anu nhrup aad A0gsDs,
500 cars Uf Asphalt uutt tIrBi unis, W heat
aud grains nui 5000 ears u coal. Tho
ultimate aim % tue pfUicgt0rti hc said,
L. % build the liuo down the White
River valley hnd up thl valley Of tue
scar river 60 Steamboat rpuugs. ho
estimated that tho cattle tutincsH Of
northwestern Colorado VIII chow d
heavy grow th alter the ROAD II come
plttei.
one Of the Effects OF the presence Of
tho now railway company Ia tho hcld
viii DO ~ iuiisu energy iut0 the norm
anu south line recently announced 90
DO built from Grant Junction 10 Green
river. Work was begun last week lu
placing a third rail on the Book Gun
line aH a starter Both llnca aim ~
occupy the White aud Bear River val
lcys nndaro mapped out 10 run through
tho same county.
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expected, hence Il IL our duty % pre-.
! nir1 Tor this ggcat WORK.
On Monday, March II, conference
| continued anu the general Church
uutl1rliir1, sustained Ht the general
conferences, were sustained by those
convened; alec the Stake authorities.
Elder Seymour Is. Young troated 90
the condemnation Of those who paflake
Of the Sacrament OF The L0rd's supper
uhW0rlhlly; showed that the curse
brought upon the jews by thoir 0w u
acts was partly ulniird by the tesieg-
Ing o. Jerusalem by the Roman army
about seventy years a. d. anu
cntcnvofrd 10 impress ur0u She people
The solomuiiy VI vOiinyilr tho general
Church anu STAKE nulu1Uiliv7.
EiIef Lyman rald true Repentance
trluaa nblut oicrnal reformation; a re-
rcutlucr that ocs not do this docs not
bring forgiveness; l0r 10 o. man uagius
rgain hig wiCktduUes, his former nins
como hack upon him. We should be
loyal 20 "a tuiug determined upon by
tho common consent Di tho people Of "A
Stale oEoi ward; We should not Inn
usiuo that 90 be independent we must
iHarfug With every prrs0n nnd every
Thug. We should Lcep The Word oi
Wisdom, ana act 40 aB 90 merit the
bIraaings Ul God, ilr We viii receive
according To- our deserving; nui We
should MI pour out our souls ia gtnil-
iudu 90 God Tor His many blessing.
Elder John N. MClaty uuluued the
insiruc,iUn given during the ooniot-
Uucc.
Tho Stake choir under Davll y.
Jones surpassed any former effort they
bad made. The Single. wn4 splendid
feature 0f tIc cor ftrenCr, ami brought
"a hearty "31I birHl you, Br1shrfI NEE,
iH your int0rs wish tuc aingrf," iism
Elder Lyman.
WILLIAM u. ANTHONY,
raka Clerk.
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Nalad Stake Conference.

The quarterly conference Of the
Malad stake OF Zi0u convened Ia tho
Portage meeting house ON SUNDAY,
March lOlh, ~ 10 d, "a. There wefo
present GA she stand, Elders Francis
III. Lyman anu Seymour Is. Young
ir0m Salt Lake CITY, stake CUunaellra
Jnu. NJ. MuCmTy aud WIN. IA, GIDhU,
bea.drs foyutal Bshups. Elder John ~.
McCny presided, aud after the open.
ing exercises, he reported Mo Malsd
stake sH being Ia o progressive CIld.-
ton; tho Presidency, High Council
and BFunuB arc united Tor the Hl-
vaucrmuut of the alAag; tlo qugrlmH
auu uIgnulEltllus ago ln good worAIng
order, aud thu uthlug ms increased
F..Ib boz capita. Elder VIM, IA. Gibbs
! spoG8 OF tuu great blessing enjoyed by
/ those who ruaiIb in tho county dis.
! tlc.f, enlarged On the good feeling eA-
| lHtiug 200 the stake ana mgr toned the
/ splendid tact offerings that hal lately
! uyvu paid,
Int Bishops then reported their rt.
| ppUUNu wares uH being alive 20 iltlI
auuea, nul pr mri ln ile payment OF
] choir UIhus and DlgrIu.s, A uuhl.
] .ilHEt be- urIU# made toward tao kgaI,
] Iu. 1t luu Wusu no Wisdom,
] Elder Francis M Lyman sp0ta on
! .uH lflar .ls,Huuu.l exist duuug llu
| Iuu oil NulJlu. W.a.iusF, lnr settle,
uuug OF 81 ilirul.i.s between mpmusr,
.i tup uaru uJ teachers, and tine tur
Igmg.t Ii uuu'r own differences by
ulm,a.aud t.u poison w..u Wgsn h.,
! az variance.
At2 Pom. tac Sacrament was admin
HtU.ya, .trr which lldur scy mulr Is.
| luuag .ulHr. llyt young mru VINO
.aEo o. t"vmr,iyas Wlyys oI Cue
.augEipls H Zion, should boo purs, Gi
tnoy desire ,uvlf brides 60 ue purr.
ie said 10 we desire the world 10 REQ,
poet ug Wy mIut lead honorable lives.
! AZ much hAu been given us, much Il
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Notes.

Tho laiieb edition Of the Standard.
published ou Saturday evening, con.
sisted u twelve pagor, The charitable
effort Of tho ladies was uOuly supported
by all. Ihs contributed afticlo4 arc "A
great credit 90 their auth0fE.
Tho quarterly conferences Of the
Weber SIake Relief Society will be
mold at the tabernacle Thuuday,
March -, az lOa, m, and y. NJ; tue
Young LauiuS NJ. /. A. on FHdsy, tue
22ud, at 10 D.. m. ami . p. m., also the
Primary on saturday, Maruu .8fj, al
II a. ~.
On Saturday four pieces OF real estate
were purchased nom j. O. kvnu1y by
the Wise Bfo.heu, OF Colorado, tue
confederation buiug $4,000.
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meui N si9sOc,sls by The defendant,
but Abbott vaa unwllingto yield even
f1 tnis extent
This afternoon Mr.. Abbott was
ssaIl brought into court ADD asked by
Juigo HoWat whether tBo wos now
willing 10 aufwer aud she snid th'
was.
Judge Howat then ftalo1 90 the court
that Mfs. ABBOTT had now rufgod hof-
folf OF the contempt aud tue proc .cu-
ton was willing 70 dsmios tho case
condition that the defendant ray nll
the costs, Bath 80 this and the lower
court. He mbdr tnai same pfupotltiun
last wcet hrd agniu this m1ruiugi but
A tb0i would not consent. hu wac
now, u Seemed, willing 90 accept the
ofleL paying o. portion Of the money
now aud the balance tomorrow.
Attorney Harvey sai1 the defendant
agree 20 this, but dld NOT admit hav-
ing C1mmittoI the assault charged
Acting on tH0 accommodation ti
Prosecuting Attorney llownl, judge
Bafich allowed Gao ease 90 hc uit-
missed on tho condition ulmci' huu
tho parties won't tuuir way.
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Elder H,2fnh j.. Dumu, Il To-
quoryuic, Washington county, arrived
iu tulscIly ou last ss,ufiay ovoning's
Train irIm the Sandwich isianda, whtrs
ha hos been labOting us missionary
.r DTrr three yrufH, having let bis
h1mv ou Dec. lBi 1891. Daring tho
Hut year auI "a ualf nc diu nor enjoy
900 tuft 1i health, though not being
higdrfni from reforming hH labor [,
anu since tllttlmBniH health boz huca
good. luu heaItu OF tue EldurB ANT
their families o. r.11, and tho work
o.. ut boat I.fH is in % satisfactory
condition. ElIor DInln will leave iOr
iIu south luu last Uf the week.
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OGDEN.
ooDrs, UIAu, MArcuI5,l 1875.


AZ the tabernacle services Sunday
afternoon Elder Austin Blown spoke
uI0u & Is lower and gifts OF the Holy
Gu1H ami tIr utCr8lity " uoing iuilu.
cbuoI BY 10 iu tur daily concerns Of
ne. Bishop M,Qgafrlt in few
remarks, advised oil 10 bp confederate
% each Uthut'a feelings anu 20 1.-Two IN
union aud love, making particular
reference 10 tue family circle.
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st. Johns Stake Conference.

The regular Quarterly Conference Of
the 5. Johns Stake was hold In tho
assembly room al this place on the 3fd
and l.h int. All OF tho wards were
represented with the exception Of tho
Hannah ward, ~. A., which 10 about
eighty miles defiant, and We learn the
roads are quite muddy lust now which
may account i0r our having no repre-
seutauJu from that ward. The Pfoei.
1oncy VI the stake and Blshop John
Hunt uf Snowflake occupied The stand,
The reports irum the wards were not
az encouraging 90 Wu would Ike, 90 a
uumlgr OF tho Saints sro in b0meN hat
destitute gifCumuiaucts Uu account ~
! tho lAiilfU OF cfOpn the pa6t season. The
| prospect Tor farmers the coming season
! 10 very inis, il they are hUio TO obtain
| seed grain, The farmers Of 81 Johns
seem 10 DO more encouraged this year
| Than ever, NJ they have completed u
/ reservoir, which b. iull Of water, cover
/ lug VA ARIA VI about one mile square.
/ Tho principal spUakcTa were Presidents
David Is. GOAL, Elijah n. Freeman,
Elders Prime 4, Coleman, w, ID. Rom
rner, j. w. Brown aud Patriarch H..
/ Plat. The principal topic was the
Word Of Wisdom. Respectfully,
CHARLES JARVIS,
snko Rucgfdur
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The Probate court has not been In
session today. Tomouos Judge Mc-
Nal'y Will hr o.. hls accust1mui rruh
pleased t0 SEQ anybody having uusiutts
90 transact b.iItr him.
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DENVER & Rio
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE or THR WORLD
Tho only line running Two
Through Past Trim sdJ
LEADVILLB,
AsPRN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER
EFFECTIVE gOY. %, 1894

u Twill WV W ANr
Train No. leaves Ogden 700 am,
Salt Lake SOS am, arrive at Pueblo
6I5 am, Colorado Springs ISL an,
Denver 1880 ann.
Salt lake $40 pm, arrive at Pueblo
s.s7 pm, Colorado Springs ti5 Pn7
Denver g;75 pm.
Connee.iops made at Pueblo, Colorado
gprinqs aud Denver with all lines ea,'
Elegan. day coaches, chair cars and roy.
man sloepers on all trains. Ihke "
u. & n. q. and have comiorieble Wy
and enjoy the nnaaI scenery on w" VIZ
unont
As. uuGHEq SIX. HOOPER
TFalao Mnnsror. q. r. & 4, A.
Denyer. colo. Denver, celia
y. y. NEYINS,
General Agent
aAll LAks olJs N
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'lsI.!IItIiE.!!it!fI
'ETi!l.l.:.
Burlington Route.

r. y. NIELSEN, W. y. MCMILLAN.
Tray Paas Az. General Agent
Room n, over No. 10 w. Second fsa,h 81.
tAlt Lgko City, uaAu,
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Send Your BOYS

And we'll answer for the result. Our
sock OF Boys Clothing is as complete
as q book on the last page. We carry
only a fresh, up 10 date stock, hand.
s1mcly aud carefully made up aud
offered at prices that are double val.
ues, The goods We carry arc exclusive,
aud for that reason our store Is The only
Mace TO find them. The proof Of
clothing Is IN the wearing Just come
aud see Tor yourself and yougl surely
see that our
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THE THROUGH CAR LINZ
ELECTIVE Dec. ION, 1891
ems Nfrirs AND utnrrf 4f ssf.,...
GU Duty, oi FOI0sis

4I'iA efrtrs aHd ntport df Sal y...
~ LutB, az l0I0ss
AHHivu
Prom no faftcru raIats
tium lutic, iorland, stl rrsp. '' ~
et"o. i1rho Waller fnd D..f.- ..
IRON aII Eastern pUIrtt. Tara tItg ''' Do a 10
"aN'E Ien'.s.......... ............. te.a.
From san Francisco. Ogden IN 10
lntefueiiatr uoIutt......
IRON Ni.I0rl. juhb pr5to. saHrrta
ana hultka.,.ss. ............... ff.
ttr1u Itrmuur and ro8.ls
urrAut
Tor utdol. rars CITY auI cd Ffsts..
points sss....sssss ......s...... ... s.
Tor ,Fden and intermediate points y. "a
tor oFdcn, intermediate uo.nn 4"
ttu francesca and taf.a
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-18
FRED j. WAY

Has opened a Meat Market. at No.
o East First South Street. and
will Dc pleased 90 WYATT on bis friends
and the general public with q
choice selection Of prime meats at
Bottom Prices. Free Delivery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-18
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-11-01

The following i "a story of Abraham
Lincoln which. II il Is not true-as II
probably Is not-is at least entitled Go q
place IN Legendary Literature: Lincoln
was once riding alang a luuc.y rld
when an III looking man. who held q
cooked revolver. suddenly faccd him
What d, You want. my fricnd:"
Lincoln asked
Il am going To shoot you. answered
the man.
well, " said Lincoln. II don't mind
being killed. bu; l should like to know
your reasons.
Il once vIwed. " said the man. ''thlt
il ever mcJ a man homclicr tnan n.n
/ would shoot him. "
Lincoln heilcd critically at his aSs.lil.
ant for minute, and then said:
We'll, If l am any homciier than you
are. then FOR PHYS sake hootT"