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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-26
BRISTOL.


The all absorbing topic OF conversatior
at the present time Is the building O
the S25, 600 schoolhouse and its location
and the purchasing OF the Bristol anc
Warren water works. A quiet canvass O
about W. hundred and fifty taxpayer,
has been made and a large percentages az
very much opposed TO p~urchasing
the water works under tn.
present state OF affairs. Many
claim that a committee was APP
pointed almost two years & TO inquire
into the expediency of purchasing tbs
water works and report at a subsequent
town meeting when they were able to
make a satisfactory report. Such q long
time has elapsed that a strong feeling has
been created in opposit' on to the purchas-
ing OF the plant.
A pleasant wedding took place last
evening at the residence of the brides
parents on Burton street. The contracting
parties were Captain John Il. Newman
and Miss Carrie Dunbar. The marriage
ceremony was performed by the rector of
Trinity Church, Rev. William II. Trotter.
The happy couple were the recipients OF
many costly gifts.
The funeral of Mrs. Harriet DeWolf
Bradford Taylor will be solemnized on
Saturday afternoon from her late resi-
dence, on Bradford street. The services
will be conducted by Rev. Henry A.
Stevens, pastor OF the Congregational
Church.
The funera. of Daniel Norton was SOL
emnized from ST. Mary's Catholic Church
nj 9 O'CLOCK this morning. Rev. Father
Patrick Macabe conducted the services.
Town Clerk Herbert Il. Bennett is issu-
Ing many licenses, Tuesday being the last
dey that a license can be taken out
without an additional fee.
A social gathering Of the members OF
fNrYnftxs No. NAAI- H. I--
at their church room. A large number
were present.
The steamer Archer, Captain Terry,
sailed this morning at daybreak with ali
OF the spars and sails for the Niagara,
HowIrd Gould's 20-rator. Tbs crew were
on board of the yacht SO az TO enable
them TO take short spells in steering. 1t
is intended TO make Now Haven tonight
aud there ROMAN until morning and then
reach New York in the afternoon.
The position at the Herreshoffs' works
OF tho cup defender has Undergone re-
markable changes the past fow days ow-
ing to the sternpost being placed in posi-
ton, enabling workmen to place the
frames both aft and forward in position.
They are nearly all set up and in few
days a true account of her proportions
and dimensions can be given. A large in
voice of sheet plating and earnings for
deck frames arrived on Wednesday and
Thursday and were carted at once to the
works.
CARD of Thanks.
desire to extend our heartfelt thanks
to all neighbors and friends for their
kindness in our bereavement, especially
to the school children who paid the last
tribute to their departed friend, and to
those who so kindly remembered us with
their beautiful floral offerings, and to the
choir and soloists who rendered such
choice selections, and to one who was so
willing to comply with a widows request
but was not permitted to do so, and to all
who have shown their sympathy in our
hours of affection.
For Sale-2i acres of land upon the
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Do You Intend to Build a Subur-
ban Home This Spring? IF So,
Do Not Overlook
MeShantieut Park


Which affords you mes advantages than any Oher plat in State Remember CONCRETE SIDE.
WALKS ares already aha ALL Overt the plat thee Y ATE mains are already laid in tho Streets I
asoa are the CITY A mains SHADE TREES are planted ohE sides of the streun front of eyv
pro lots iron acne end fus pat the other and FRUIT Rec are also pianed on the OTIS ali al
which Improvements COSTS II or NOTHING, as we atm Offer our lots Al FIRST
PRICES on heg oundn floor AT sNs and upward on terms Of nc upward per week; and hen N
N The natural magnificent scenery as vswedh rom our ohh somshhg pnfuy Rrndmd
souLinsprngi nothing like hh shso OF uso a6u Of Eden Our great and beautiful LAKE too
is cershly as lovely asa lake anb be made Its surface Is likes mirrors md the Broadway drive anal
walks aoundn surrounded with rubbey shade and ons mentl trees sya hing obauty
EMEmB tash LOWELL scEsEhY and these CONCRETE SIDEWALKS from the depot on
the plat to your home is somethnsN 10 N PLAT FIFE o and too atut We
dig your cellars FREE, also your cesp@s and furnsh yu delivered r. on your lot. the
make your home in MEsHAsrlcUr PARK and best of all We give you r. A NICE Lor o BUILD
o TOME ON. Don't tnet th fact; We give you everything X every other plat ohns
N AUG ORR, which no other Plat ever can offer you'll Come and see We slwa,
haea cWps of efficient md p@snts aesmenin the n No as Butler EIchngew who wi glad
to accompany you out and all overt plate any ana very hour OF TIT day. without one penny r
pense to you Besides, we now have an oass and saesmen on 1.-THE plat. ready from daylight till dark
EVERY DY to show out the raMsssa anal svstct plate on the face of the globe ado our are sold
athev very lowest prices and Ae" ~Tms ottAsma Nearly 400 already sold 0rbhd.syo vsws
and plat addpssi
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Voted to assess a tax Of rs cents on each
100.
Voted that the treasurer hire $500 to pay
the expenses OF the district IL required.
Local Briefs.
George Pickup, a member of the local
assembly of the Royal Society Of
Good Fellows, died in Fall River this
week.
The fairs of the Olneyvillc Temperance
Cadets ard Young Mems Literary aud So
cial Club, now being held, are well pat
ronized, Notwithstanding the labor
troubles in the textile industries here.
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MUSIC.
PIANOS
MS.

We are not way backs' or 'has beens." older
The seed, poorer the crop in nature. We are OF to-
day. Up TO date. Oar factories are among the
largest In the world. Any one can see them, they
ifont on three streets in Boston, George, Girard
and Howard, have a total area OF over s(r acres.
We have the largest Piano House In America At
700 fremont street, Boston, and agents almost
everywhere. We think we are selling more Pianos
AID organs than any house in America. aud We
believe We have more rented. The public seems 10
appreciate our wideawake. present day business
methods. You cannot buy OF Us without money
and without price, but you can Amos, II you are
worthy. III you are an expert skilled TO decide on
merits, come and see US, or call on our local agent
II costs nothing 70 look. II you are not a musical
artist bring with you a competent Judge. We
court comparison. We have slightly used OF ali
makes at all prices, in short anything and eyery.
thing you can possibly want We will rent a high
grade y octave upright at $40 tor three months.
favorable terms by the day. week, month or year
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WON AND LOST.
Grays Defeated Bangor; Brown Lost
TO Dartmouth.
Close Contest on Lincoln Eield-Pitcher
Tom Lovctt Made "a Creditable First.

The second game between Brown and
Dartmouth was played on Lincoln Field
yesterday afternoon and won by the
visitors by a score of 3 TO .. 1t was a
hard fought game and the local
interest IN College Hill was in nowise
lessened because in such a game and with
such doughty opponents as the Dart
mouth boys the home nine lost. Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-26

Earned runs, Providence ,; Bangor J. Two-base
hits, Dixon. Murray, Rogers Bassett, Wheeler,
Deadly, Judd. Stolen bases. Lyons 3, Bassett 2,
Rogers, Cooney. Lovett, O.. Moore 2, X Moore,
sharrott. Double plays, Lovett. Rogers and
Cooney; X. Moore, Judd and Wheeler; B~assstt.
Dixon and Rogers. First base on balls, Lyons 2
Bassett, McAuley, sharrott, Nevers 2, wheeler,
First base on errors, Providence 2. Bangor 2.
Struck out, Judd, shar-ott, r. Moore Deadly.
Passed balls, Nevers, Hayes. Hit by pitched ball,
knight, Rogers, n. Moore. Time, In. Dom. TIM.
pirc, Egan.
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Gard ofThanks.

For Sale-24 acres OF land upon the
Ferry road fronting Narragsnsett Bay.
Apply to James Connery.
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x pleasant surprise was given 20 Mr..
John Nowian of 30 Bergen street, who
sails for the old country or May =. After
An enjoya BILE evening of songs, recitations,
etc, with an intermiXturc OF the usual
good cheer, a pleasant feature was the
presentation OF a fly pin set with dia.
monds, opals and emoralds, which the
recipient feelipgly acknowledged
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RIVERSIDE.

For some time a large and vicious black
dog has beon roaming about the streets in
the vicinity of Railroad square, swapping
and biting at pedestrians, several OF
whom have been injured. As there Is no
collar on the dog, there is a question as to
whom ii belongs.
Wednesday evening, while passing the
corner OF Lincoln ana Bullocks Point
avenues, John Delaney was severely bitten
through the calf OF the leg. A few DAYS
z John Whaley was bitten through the
palm of his left hand. The latter was so
badly injured that the wound became
swollen and Ii is feared that blood
poisoning may develop.
A vocal and instrumental concert, under
the direction OF Miss Cora Esten, was
given in Library Hall last evening.
Farragut Post, g. A.. r., met in Grube's
Hall last evening. The arrangements for
the observance OF Memorial Day was com
pleted and considerable other business of
was transacted.
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see that there is a chance OF two
British boats contesting with us next
September. IL was the original plan, |
peileve, TO have only Dunraven's Valkyrie
III come across the water, but so success
fui has the Ailsa proved that should there
be any question a. TO which oil the
" ~ superior, they will both come and
fight 1t out with our new Defender
Well, the more the merrier, We say. and
then, again, how consoling IL will be for
the two foreigners on their homeward
trip 10 talk over and sympathize with
each other On their crushing defeats.
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Providence, n; Bangor, ..

Out at Adelaide Park the victory was
FOR the home aggregation and the Provi-
dence Grays had no trouble in de-
feating the men from Maine by the
one-sided score of III to 8. Tom Lovett
made his first appearance in the box for
this season with the Providence team and
made an excellent showing. Score:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-30

her city, Oregon. Each NJ these holdt
1900 shate8 and 10000 shares are hello
by Gtor,e w. Claws "a Jr.. a. trustee.
Tho officers u the company ave
Charles T.. Watiofson, PRECEDENT; Il l.
ward W. Kuopp, vice-pfesiiont and J.
w.. Ea'ley, secretary AMI treasurer.
The cOmpany's pro efty hrU mainly
located Ia Baker G. u ~, Oregon.
THE JOHNSON COMPANY.
The johnson Company yutsrjay
hled its articles OF inC0fi OF =
ton. The objects u the concern are
given as mabu'aoiuriug, merchnndis
ing, printing, publishing, buying sud
selling real estate anu penonai prop.
cry, mines aUj conducting places q
amust meni.
The capital stock + placed nj $4,000,
and divided into lU,O0u ,hatcs oi which
Eliza =. Johnson hllds g,D8O. The
balance u the stock IL hpld equally By
the other oiilgers who 70 10 make "
The board o directors. Charles l..
johnson IL pro'idrut aud supefiltund
enl; Jesse w. Fox, vice prs8ldout;
Eliza 5. Johnson, secretary nnd treas.
ufer, aud Emily NJ. Crosby and J 3sepb
L. Richards, directors.
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LITERARY NOTES.

The November number OF Me.
Cures Magazine, containing the
opening chapters OF the Lilo ~ Liu.
coin, was out OF print In two weeks
after publication, increasing the cir.
culptlon by $1,000 new subscribers.
The free ruitiOn Tor December will be
over 200 900 copies, further Increase
o, $4,000, aud will contain other oUup.
tors IN Lncoln's early lie with 25
piuturcf, four portraits OF Lincoln.
One OF lne Llnc1ln pictures AMI many
of the other Illustrations have never
before been published. Among other
interesting material, this number con.
tniuaE hitherto unpublished account
Of how Lincoln, nj the risk OF his life,
saved three men from drowning dur.
Ing aspfiug freshet. This happened
when he was young mAn OF twenty.
two, aud was NJ Sangamou, building
the fiatboal Tor his trip 10 New Or.
leans
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
The Utah Bar Association Pass Them
In Honor Of Judge smith.

A meeting Of the Utah Bar Associa-
ton vas held last night In the court
room, at which the following resolu.
tIous were unanImousy adopted
Whereas, Tho Hon. Harvey W. Smith,
one OF The Justices OF tho Supreme cUufi
II tho Territory Of Utah, has been SUM
moned from tho scene OF his labOfs among
w to his hnal rest beyond tho portals of
death; bo It
Resolved by tho Territorial iar assocl-
a'i0n OF Uuh, assembled Ia tpccial mooi-
ing Tor tho purpose II paying It's tribute
Of respect 10 his memory, That the ass0-
citation recognizes ia the death Of Judge
smith tho loss to tho commonwealth ~
one Of IT, most valuable ciuzens, TO this
association and 10 The legal profession In
Utah OF ono " its keeneat intelloc.s. aud
to the Unn bench " ono Of IT, brightest
ornaments. In his career among ~ AZ
citizen, friend, lawyer aud Judge lac dis.
played from the outset those qualities Of
mind aud hoaft which could not TAIL 10
win success aud admiration, and his
lamontod death cut shOTi a life whiuh
gave all promise OF still moro brilliant
achievement Ia tho futuTci and DO II
further
Resolved, That wo tender our respect.
ful sympatny 10 tho family ui our do
ceased brother In this hour OF their heavy
bereavement, and that tho secretary Of
tho association be directed 10 transmit 10
tho widow Of Judge smith copy ~
these resolutions aud 10 enter tho Same
upon the minutes Of tho association. and
that tho president u this association,
Hon. }. u. Sutherland, present these
resolutions tp tho Supreme court OF the
Territory Oi Utah NJ its next sitting.
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TWO NEW COMPANIES.
The Utah Mining and Manufacturing
Company, and Tho Johnson
COMPANY, Incorporated.

Articles Of Incorporation Of tho Utah
Mining And Manufacturing Compa
oi Salt Lake City have been filed with
County Clerk Stanton. The corporate
life Of the company Ia placed at =
period OF nifty years, anu Its object 10
to carry on the business OF mining ia
oil ils stAges; to manufacture, buy aud
sell miu:ng machinery anu implements
Of every KIND and description Ia this
territory ana In every state aud tern.
tory In the United Slatus, British Col
um0is AMI the Dominion OF Canada;
10 conduct real eslato business In all
lie phases; water rights hnd ditches,
foadwaya aud ferries, boats anu tram.
ways and freight anu passenger traffic
In any guise; timber claims, money
brokerage, etc.
Tbs capital stock Of the corporation
IL placed at $4,000 divided iuto that
many shares Mt the phr value 1T 81
ruch. The inoorp0rators are Charles
4. Natlet-on, George w. Clawson Sf.,
George w. Clswgnn Jr., Of Farming.
ton; Charlie. Il, Etiokion, OF Murray;
Charles bennington, j. W. Easley, NJ.
J. Wright and Joseph Wright, Of Ba-
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Relurned Missionary.

Elder Richard Jeilerles, Of Grants.
vile, Tooele county, was n caller at
tue NEWS office last evening. lie L.
on his way hOme from mislion 10
Great Britain, for which part OF the
world no lett October n, 1893. H.
laborci constantly IN the nottingham
conference, Rud sailed Tor nome on the
Ethiopia on tho sth inst, aud reached
the shores Of this country after stormy
voyage Of fiilsen days. Elder J,tiofies
returns In excellent health aud spirits,
much pleased with the experience Of
tue last two years,
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ment associations OF Salt Lake Stake,
to ts held In the Assembly Hall, next
Tuesday, December 3, 1895:
IrrEnNooS SESSION, O'CLOCK
Opening hymn, praise 70 tho Lori," etc.
praytn
singing IAN sugel from on high"
Reading % minutes. giC
Opening address Mrs. Una Card
folo, AIiss lila uetF
Nrmarks by stake officers and othcfA
singing and bonediction.
IvENiSo SESSION. 30 O'CLOCK
singing Lord. Thou Wi, hear me when
Invocation.
Singing, go, my Father" With solo BY Master
Charlie Pike.
Mitcellanouus business. etc
Lecture, Bishop -. o. WhtnCy
Vocal colo, Miss Mary Romuty
ErmarhH. addresses, etc.
singing and ben,dictiOn.
Tue puulio l. iuvlied TO attend.
Please bfing hymn 30 ks.
MARY a. FREfzE,
Stake 5uitrlnlendenL
ELLA DALLAS,
Corresponding Secretary.
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HILLARY. snar Llnim.n,.

Mrs. Hamilton, Cambridge, Ill.,,
says; l had tho rheumatism ~ bad
could not raise my hand TO my head.
Batiard's Snow Lnmsnt has entirely
cured me. lake pleasure In infofm-
ing my neighbors sud friends what II
has done Tor me. Chas. Handley,
clerk for Lay q Lyman, kuwanse,
JllF., hdvlses us SHOg LiHi1toHt cured
hin Of Rheumattm. WY not try
~ II will surely 90 you goo1. ltcures
all iIfl hmma,ion, Woun1s 5ltes, Cuts,
Spraiuf, etc. Sold by u G. NJ. i.
Drug department.
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California Midwinler Fairs gold
medal went TO Dr. Prices Bating Pow.
aaF
Salt Lake Stake Conference.

The quarterly conference OF this
Stake viii convene In the Assembly
Hall, Salt Lake City, on Saturday,
December 7th, At 10 u. m. and . pm,
aud In the tabernacle on Sunday, the
sih, at 10 a. IN, 2 aud 1880 p. m.
The officers and members Of th'
Stake will please govern themselves
accordingly.
Your Brethren,
ANGUS NJ. CAHNON,
JOSEPH H.. TAYLOR,
CHARLHs w. PEsRosE.
Presidency OF the Salt Lake Stake
OF Zion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-30

We guarantees us 10 bs the bsit
Cough Syrup Manufactured IN the
whole wide woflJ. This IL saying n
great deal, but It is rue. For Con.
sumption, Coughs, Code, Sore
Throat, sIfo Chess, Pneumonia, Rfor-
chitIs, Asthma, Group WhoOling
Cough, anu ~ disgRa. m the Throat
nnd Luugu, we p0'tUsy guarantee
BaNard's H0rchourd syrup " be with.
out al equal On tue wa iu face Of the
globe. L. support VI this statement
wo refer q every Individual who has
ever used ii,and 10 every Druggist VINO
has ever solu H. kuoh evidence Ia In
cisFulabls. Sold b. q G. NJ. l. Drug
Dspaftmsut.
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Sell coal by the sack, ton VI carload.
from ths WnA,ch and Crlsmon mines
AZ Coalyllle. belonging 10 the Ontario
Sllver Mining company, also Rock
Springs. Castle Gate, Pleasant Valley
anu Anthracite Goals; prompt delivery
ny courteous anu obligiug teamstet,:
clean coal ans full weight guaranteed
Omce No. 100 ). Main Street. W j.
Monlgomery, Agent. Tel. NJ. ia.
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University Meeting.

The Normal society Of the Univor.
silly Of Utah will give a public meeting
In the Art Room Thursday evening,
December II, to which the public are
cordially invited. The following per.
sons have been engaged 10 lake part In
tbs program: An address by DR..
James H.. ralmage, vocal solos by II.
*. Goddard, Geo. ID. PyPer and Mis.
Lizzie Thomas Edward.
II. l.. NELSON, President.
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PARTIES vino do not dance, will fini
II very entertaining 10 attend the gt,a,
Masquerade Carnival NJ Chrlstsnien's
Hall, ruesday evening, DEC. 10th, aud
waich the hundreds Of different char.
acters ronfesentsd. John 4. Meakin
viii be master OF ceremonies aud a.
surts every one n = good time.
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A Sound Llvsr ,lal.,, a Wen Man.

Are you Bilious, Cons.lpated OF
troubled with Jaun1ioe, Sick Head.
ache, Bad Taste In Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dyepopsia,
Indigestion, Hot Dry skin, Pain a.
Back ani between the Shoulders, hills
ami Fever, etc. II you have any Of
these symptoms, your Liver Is out Of
or3or, anu your blood - slowly being
po8Dned, because your Liver does not
act properly. HERDisE will cure any
disorder Of the Liver, stomach or
B'Wels. IL hes no equal as n Liver
Medicine. Price 10 cents. Fee trial
bottles Al Y. q. NJ. 1. drug store.
a perfect plant run by electricity
mixes high Grade Three Crown iInl1-
log IOMdrr-mnat nrrIrrt mndc.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES

Regular services Of the Church OF
Jesus Christ OF Latter.day Saints VIII
be held tomorrow at 3 O'Clock in the
Tabernacle; Sunday Schools In tue
various Wards at 10 a.m.,and meetings
In the city Ward Assembly Rooms and
adjacent wards as follows;
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PROF- CARELEss-

Having decided 90 devote his entire
attention 10 teaching. would DO pleaBvd
TO receive pupils Ter violin, plano, har-
mony. sight reading, voice culture, &c.
Terms very moderate. Particulars Vt
Daynes * COaltei'a music store or At
fesidcuCe, .65 esst Second South.
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The NEWS is requested to publish
the followlng.

The NEWS he requested 10 publish
the following;
The Twonty.ffst Quorum Of Elders
will meot In the Nineteenth ward meet.
ing house ON Monday evening mex. at
1850 o'clock.
Reorganized Church Of Jesus Christ Of
Lattor-day Saints, Mission Chapel, south
side Second south between Second and
Third East. Sunday school At 10 ATM;
communion services, II ami preaching
at pm, by Hyrum o. Smith; prayer
services Wednesday nj pm.
First Unitarian Society, Unity Hall,
a. Main street. Rev. Adelbert l.. lIud-
son. minister. Services, II AIN. sub
feet OF sermon, "Earncstuuss and Nou-
tniity a, Rival Eofcos In Modern Life"
Congregational singing led nv tho choir.
Sunday school NJ 1880 There viii be
practice In singing Tor Christina, service,
aside from the regular school exercises.
Unity club Wednesday evening, pro.
gram to ho announced. Seats are free NJ
all these meetings aud you arc cordially
invited.
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support your home industries and
others will start, which means better
times. Ask For Hewlett Iiros.' Three
Grown Baking Powder, Spices aud
extracts and take no other
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The most romplrte Jan" Of TOYS
AND HOLIDAY GOODS ever
shown In Ulan uap now be shown Gt
the Art Bazaar, II aud "a Main Street,
and 1t our Overflow anu 7 Main
Street Low price and good treatment.
4. II. savA e.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-30

The burlington route 10 the only
line running dining cars on the IA
u carte" plan, between Denver and
Omnha, Kansas City and Chicago.
Passengers have TO pay only for what
they cat. 10 aure that your ticket,
ItHa via the Burlington route.
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J. w. Houston, real estate broker,
has moved his office from NJ $50
Main street, TO basement Of Walker
Bfos' bank, whore he silll has large
list OF properties Tor sulf, Trade and
rent.
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ncilnbIc Ticrtric worI,,

For sAio house wiu.r aud elegant
llnc chandeliers, 20 TO ITO InleI-
Mountain Electric Co., % Est First
south street.
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japanese Insect powder has no equal.
sure eH'eFmlnatoL ut Godbs Pits
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Utah Commercial and savings Rank
general banking business, pays per
cent on deposits. +. Armstrong, Ptesl.,
=. w. Madison, Vice.Pfts,., J. l.. Jsn.
ningb, cashier.
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The reliable Dentist, DR.. AC. Hum.
olhsugn, has removed from Progress
building. 10 rooms 432 AMI 1873 Atlas
block, 30 Weal Anrnnd Snnth sifneI.