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At Alameda the San Jose Cricket Club
sent up a very weak team to play the local
team. The Alamedas in their first inning
scored 1877 for the loss of four wickets only,
Sloman "a (not QUIT and Dutfield SO being
the highest scores; but it must be said
that the bowling was of the very weakest
description. The San Jose team could not
atone for their shortcoming in the bowling
line by their batting, as they had lost
seven wickets when stumps were drawn for
49 runs.
I. Mayo, who made IL (not out), played
gnmercifniy g punshiae puDM ssf loose qeISe ball anu
The game ended in draw, greatly in
favor of the Alamedas, who were 13S runs
ahead and had only three of their opno-
nents' wickets to capture. Following are
the scores:
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alone, although he was somewhat lucky,
showing moderate form in scoring nine
teen.
The Bohemians had no excuse whatso-
ever in making such poor showing, ex-
cept perhaps that they held their op-
ponents too cheaply. Appended are the
scores:
CALIFORNIA;.
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Defeated the Ao,e,.fcan Oycler.

PARIS, FRANCE, May 19.-At the Velo-
drome de la Seine to-day Houben, the Bel
gian champion bicyclist, beat Banker, the
American, by short length.
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Barney 9, Ross 8, Haight7 z, Brown z, Rudolph
James and Johns were invited guests
and as such took part in the contest. In
consequence their scores were not counted
IN the contest for prizes.
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DIR. MCNULTY.

THIS WELLKNOWN AND RELIABLE SPE-
i cialist treats PRIVATE CHhONlG AND
NERVOUS DISEASES OF MEN ONLY. He stops
Discharges: cures secret Blood and Skin Diseases,
tence and other weaknesses Of Manhood.
He corrects the Secret Errors Of youth and their
Heart Loss of Memory, Dependency and other
troubles of mind and body; caused ~ the Errors,
Excesses and Diseases of Boys and Men
He restores Lost Vigof and Manly POWER, re-
moves Deformities and restores the Organs tc
Heal.h. He also cures Diseases caused oy Mer-
curry and other Poisonous Drugs.
Dr. McNnltys methods are regular ana scien-
tifc he uses no patent nostrums or ready made
preparations but cures the disease by thorough
medical treatment. His New Pamphlet on Pri-
yate Diseases sent Free to all men who describe
their trouble. Patients cured st Home. Terms
Hours~9 to daily; ESQ to $50 evenings Sum
DAYS 10 to II only. Consultation frse and sar
crediy confidential. Call ON or address
p. ROSCOE McNULTY, M. D.,
26ll Kearny ST., San Francisco. Cal.
GJ- Beware of strangers who try to talk to you
about your disease the streets or elsewhere.
They cnppers or steerers for swindiing Doctors
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Kasoah yvin. ,ha Fre,,ch Oak..

PARIS, FRANCE, May 19.-The French
Oaks was run to-day, Kasbah being the
winner, Andre second and Mile. d'Limer-
mont third. The race was for three-year-
old titles, ten and one-half furlongs.
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Paper is being used as an insulating
agent for three main telephone wires that
are being laid in Nottingham.
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Light Batterx shooting.

Light Battery A held its regular monthly
shoot at Schuetzen Park yesterday and did
some excellent work Among the best scores
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1t has been computed that in Great
Britain there are 1000, 600 dog-owners and
1900 exhibitors and breeders of dogs.
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z. g. sloman not OUT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a
J. ii. Halton C. and b. F. Mayo ................ 16
F. G. Driffied b. Knowles es.................... 3S
H. Ward Jr Gardner b. Mayo.................. 90
j. r. Peel C. Crab me b. Mayo .................
G. H. Bragge not out. ........................ l
H. Bird did not OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, @
81. Ward Sr. did not bat Observation-Disclosures. O
f. w. McKerrow did not Observation-Disclosures. O
w. Chambers did not bat. Observation-Disclosures. O
=. Hood did not bat.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
G4lraS. ZU
-....ISI
SAN JOSE.
F. Knowles b. Ward Observation-Disclosures, Sr. ]
j. H. Postlewhaite b. Drif1ield.. Observation-Disclosures. z
s. Mayo not out. .,............. IL
:. Ihayo eel.
c. Gardner b. Ward Jr r......,.............,..
p. J. L. Woodland b. Peel. Q
Z. 8. Falcon C. McKerrow b. Peel. 10
E. n. Day b. Peel. Observation-Disclosures. z
g. +. Robertson not out. t........................
A. A. Lawrence did not bat. Observation-Disclosures.
g. Grahame did not bat. bat.........................
I4Aeiao.
Total for wickets.. .................. 49
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81. H. Cookson. lb. W., b. Townsley. ...............
III. l.. Shepherd b. Moran OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
A. G. Sheath b. Townsley. ...........
Doc Bowhll c. Van Norton b. Townsley. Is
w. Reeves C. Moran b. Townsley. .............-..
H w. Walby b. Townsley. ey........................
W. Robertson b. Nor n...........................
j. 6. Odell not out.
r. Dunlap b. Townsley
v. P. Trevin C. Royle b. Townsley.
H A. Duggan absent.
s H. W alsh b. Townsley y.........................
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J. sheehy 40, N. Mannix &c. NJ. Casey SO, J.
Rogerson %, w. P. Harmon co. II. McInerny
van 20, H. Brady rs, Nicholas Powers 20, D.
Russell so, John Doyle SO, NJ. Gaul 36, NJ.
o'Neil 20, Z: Rush %, John Fay % "a, W B.
Andy Wheiton 5 60 Tom English 90
25, T. Burns 20, David Murphy 80, John Green
Al, Eugene Rahill 80, J. Quinlan 18.
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OLYMPIC RACES.

Total for Z wickets.
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II has often been noticed that the
mental activity Of great statesmen and
othcn who labor chiefly with lheil
baius l., under proper conditions,
unimp,irci long after he organs u
the boiy show sigrs Of decay. The
physiological explanation q this b
given In a recent meiicsl work. The
normal brain retains IL. vIgof 20 the
last becaufs there ia especial provision
Tor IT, nutrition. Noar IN iIdle lilo the
general arteries OF the body bssln 10
loss their elasticity and slywly IllS,e,
6eClmi s much less efficient carriefs
" nutrient blood to tue capillary arcas,
UuI the iLternRl cArotids--which feed
the capillary areas Of toe biaia-aro
not affected by this impalimsnt and
retain their youthful elasticity, thus
keeping up the blood presslte Ia the
brain anu giving better uuuhshmeni 10
the brain tissues than 10 received by
other tissues Of the body.
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BULGARIAN COMPLICATIONS.


ltis evident that the situation In
Bulgaria Ia extremely critical and that
lhoAiialr' In that country can be I'D
lu'te only after Eothaps proiracltd
roi Net. Russia siill refuses TO fccog-
niza Ferdinand, Notwithstanding his
AFFECT eh1fls to obtain favor In the
Dyes 1.-THE ear, aud this gives Russin,
according to the Berlin treaty, a
plausible ground for Interference,
whenever the time shall be oppor.unr.
Tue present bulgarian premier, NJ.
S'olloii, hn conservative who believes
ihst his c9unttyf gratitude for IT,
independence requires that the friend
snip Tor the ear Ia maintained.
"ho'her he was implicated In the
assassination OF slambuloh, his politi'
cal an'asonlsl, Ia not clear, but some
charge That hs actually detained the
unfortunate paltilt at soma, In
oruer 10 give the mufdeTefs the oppor-
tunlly 10 carry out their plot At nil
events, vita S'oiloii at the hoad Of tho
government, Nussian ilhueneo IL
Predominant.
Bulthoautl'ltlsslan party still eKlsls
anu Is determined to carry on the In
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Notice 10 Wntor Consumors.


The city ordinance relating To water
dOpAftmul Ia pat 10 ~ followI:
SEC. l, liany water iaker shall waste
water, or ALLOW II % be wasted ~
negligence, such NJ Imperfect stogs or
vaivgs, VI lcsky Joints or pipes, or al.
owing tanks ~ leak Or g. OVEN W, o..
gasteiuliy run Il Trough basins or
H'hsf apparatus, " usr tho water fsr
iurpusts other Than thnse 'or which
ICY have paid, OF m violation OF tho
Iutc. and regulations i1r controlling
mo water supply, and the provisions
~ tnis ordinance, he shall be llsblc 10
u iine Of not ~ exceed twonly.hve dol.
lars Tor each Oileucv, anu the water
may be cut on rom such water lakrr,
lnI all payments forfeited, unlcss such
person shsll promptly say such aidi.
'lOual chstgss ~ may no Imposed by
thr sugefiutsi dUut
The city .s hereby divided into two
spfiukling disiTiots. All that portion
u The city lying casi ami north " the
following boundaries 10 hereby made
AMI Declared TO DO the upper sptiukllng
district, tU.wii; Commencing at the
intersection OF Eifst West Aud seven IA
North ttrecls, aud running thuuce
s.uth along SAID Fiat West street t.
Second North sttcei, thence sasg al.
ssid Second NOTtn Street to Appls
street, thence HOutlsasteTly along
Apple street 10 FifAt North street,
tlonge cost along Fret North street 10
last Temple street, thence south
along East Temple street to
Nouh Temple slTesi, thence
eatt along North Temple street 10
Firtt Eat street, thence south Algrg
Fist Last street 10 South Temple
street, thence cast along south Temriu
street W sixth East street thoncs
south along Sixth East street 10 Liberty
fafG. Aud all peuOns taxing water
from tho mains on South Temple street,
east Ui Fifet East street, aud those
taking from the main on Sixth East
street, shall be deemed TO belong 10
said upper district.
All that iOrlion OF the city lying
west bnd south Of the foregoing
boundaries Is hereby made anu de,
clAfoi TO DO tue lower spnnkling
dlsttlct.
Spfinklefs for lawnp, sidewalks,
streets, windOwa and fronts, Ia lhr
upper district, must be ussd only be.
tween the hours OF 6aud . O'Clock n.m,,
aud I aud 5 O'clock y. IN, and In thr
lower district between the huufs OF :
and 10 O'CLOCK n. M, and and o
O'Clock y. M, during the months u
July, August, september anu October
Of each year. Thirty minutes tim,
each day shall he allowed TOT the
spfinkllng OF each 100 square yards "
lawn IN the upper district, AMI twenty |
minutes each day Tor tho same area In |
the lower district.
Owing 10 tho scarcity Of water the |
attention Of consumers IL called TO The |
above Ordnance, which Will be- strictIy |
enforced. j. Il. DALEY,
supt, WaterwOrks.
SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. ., 1895.
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WOMEN AND REGISTRATION.

by proceedings taken Mt Ogden, the
question as to whether women can vote
NJ the coming State election II TO be
iudlolally determined. This result
should be reached, 10 the putllo inter.
esi, at the earliest date practicable
with thorough, careful, unbiased
consideration Of the legal questions In.
volveI. n the women are entitled to
vote next November, the fact cannot
he understood too early; n they have
not the privilege Of casting their bal.
lots at that time, then an equally early
te,orminati3n Of tho point Is import.
ant.
In the meantime the registration Of
women Is provided for by registrars In
the various precincts, and every clli.
zon OF the fair sex should have her
name placed on the roll tins arfangcI
Tor. lit1o courts should decide that
tho women are not EMIT OF 10 tho
ifanchiso Mt the State election this
year, no harm will 10 done by them
being repls,ered a. now provided Tor.
n, on the other hand, too decision
should TO that they are entitled h.
vote, then they will he ina position
every cit I'm should aim TO occupy,
that l., to exercise the iull privilege,
accorded under the law. Tho rsgis
tfatIon of thoss uualirpd 10 yoto should
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OSE oP Sue evil signi Of tbo time Is
the appreciAhle decline la honorable
marriages ia SONS parts o. tho civil.
lied world. The annual statistics Tor
1894 show that IN Berlin tns Rumber Of
marriages hiss decreased from 1850 10
1900, to 1885 In 1898. aud 1880 IN
1904, despite the Increase IN roBuIa.
ton Of abou. 30 900. The rats IA now
l9. marriages ior each | 900 Of popula.
ton, whersa, but four years ago It Wa
-. Hard times alone does not account
Tor this. Win the growing disregard
Of religion, immortality illurishes aud
this, more than anything else, makes
virIu0us marriage relations obsolete.
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fact, inspiring hops snd confidence,
that the indications ore that o
time is speedily approaching when
truth and righteOusne's and ten
dernots shall predominate on thi'
earth. To bring this about Is the WORK
Of Him who fofme the worlis Of chaos
auJ commanded light 70 shine out Of
darkness. Every dirpensntlon has
beon a ,tsp forward toward this happy
cansummn'iln and that IL Is drawing
ear no one doubts who is able to read
the slgus Of the presen, time.
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Tue Rio Gsndc Western Railway
agents will, beginning On July lot, eel
Gfands Railroad, At $1,000. Fhssu
tickets viii he 90 ~ thtue days from
date OF sale, anu viii include two days
board at the Hotel Colorado, anu two
baths IN the famous Glonwo,i Springs.
The Hotel Colorado, NJ GlunwOud
Spring., II tue finest and best hotel IN
COloTAuO,
The Rio Gtaude Western agents will
also coll excursion ilckcib 10 GlenwOoi
Spuugs, via the famous Denver & Rio
Hrendu Railroad, good tuirty days Tor
t-..uu, DT sixty days Tor s. 500.
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llortol, Mrs VI. sides, acting ~ secretary.
Election Of ollcefH IL was moved and
seconded that T. u. Landon, Rubo De-
witt and Charley Sides serve ~ trustees.
they were elected. H. j., brown aud
Isaac McIain were elected elders. Tor
deacons, Goorgo Moros, John Brown aud
Ellen Dewitt. For treasurer Mary e.
Laudon was elected. Mrs. Charles sides
was elected for secretary. 10 was moved
aud seconded aud adopted that the lndo-
pendent Church Of God take for their
discipline the 18th chapter Of ~. Mat
tlnW
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MS yIGpR NOr ~ GONE


salufi.ys issue OF Brddi,rlsro TO-.
j1.ce' because, a. II assumyt. 'the fee
silver agitation has passed it- Culmlu-
a,ipg point" IN the West Il bpscs IT,
statement Of this matter upon iniormA.
ton received from Comptroller Eckois,
who has recently returned to Wash.
ington from a visit 10 Illinois, and who
sny- that the tide Of irse colnsgo agiia.
ton ha. fubsljei in that state W IN
marked fauIiIy. Among tbs ilflu-
enros cooperating to brns about this
result are tho return Of good timos and
abundant crops. The farmers OF the
state, Mr. Eckels says, are rejoio ny
over the prospects u a plentiful crop
aud have not time to keep up tue free
coinage agitation. Ho adds that the
labor leaders In the state are abandon.
ing the silver cause. Uuon this
statement Of Illinois conditions,
BradsJcsts says that with ut
the farmers and the Sotkingmou the
'iANN. ~ W NAfHAAlNNVltAN VIII lNHN lNNNN
Of IT, force NJ cry 10 conlurs with.
This IL gratifying news. for II may
we'll bc regarded as representative
western state, and the subsidoncs Of
the free silver craze there gives much
ground Tor hope ne 10 the outcome In
other states In that section"
In Wow Of tho overwhelming hi.
umph Of the FREQ coinage advocates In
the Missouri convention on Tuesday,
Il will he IN order for those u the East
who folt they hal "much ground for
hope" IN the theoretical statement Of
lllinois's attitude, 10 figure out an OK.
PLANTATION IN the demonstrated facts In
the neighbnrlng state. u seems that the
farmers In Missouri yet have time, an
tho political 40 we'll On labot leaders the
inclination, t. keepup the free coinage
agits'lol In n decidedly vigorous form.
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Beccham's pilIsar for bilious
ness, bilious headache, dyspcp.
STA, heartburn, torpid liver, diz
illness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappctitc, sallow skin etc.
when caused by constipation
and constipation is the most
frequent cause Of all OF them.
Go py the book. l.ills r59 and
a5f a box. Book IrSs az your
druggist or write p. L. Allen Co.,
US Canal Stree, New York.
ALnlaIa,l.s m.fs tHau t0lr. F0b8tr.
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CRIMES AMI CRIMINALS.


In paper read before n philan.
throplc society In Chicago tbs other
day, the subject Of what TO do with the
children OF the criminal classes was
discussed. 1t was pointed out that
every year thousa nds Of c'iminais In
embryo are born In tho large cities.
The tenements TEEN with them, and
while their instincts are developing,
they alternate between the street and
the Jail, In both places being thrown
in'o companiOnship with the most do.
prAvei element, and thus II goes on
rom generation TO generation.
The author OF the paper, n Mica Van
Allen, suggests that the remedy must
DO found Ia laws for tue prevention Of
tho reproduction Of the cfiminal class.
She argues that It IL n curse that the
majority Of the human race IL vested
with tue power Of iatheThood AMI
motherhood.
That creatures, she says, mentally
aud physically diseased, should have
the power OF reproduction is lament.
Able, hut when that rover is urcon.
irollcJ, either by reason or law, the
result IL appalling. The law forDids n
property owner to maintain upon his
premises an animal that Ia an Oticnsc
to his nclghuOrs, lie cannot erect a
building that lisa pubic nuisance, But
there IL no law that SAYS 10 the uncon.
vlctcd criminal, thu v6grant, tbs com.
mitirr Of unnatural cIimu; "ihou
soul. not multiply thy sIecir'i thou
shait not lauuon upon the community
souls Tor which horoiity anu environ.
mont have done their worst; thou
shalt not bring children into existence
whOso lie ia curse to themselves and
a menace 10 tho world; chlliteu who
must be maintained At public expense
aud who are burden H. tho state fIuul
the cradle to the eyuiiJlJ.' She c0ntin.
ueIi In smslImatirr the maiurty PIC.
vaili; have they no voice when u con.
Germs the most vital question M the
universe? When the slus o. humanity
are enumerated they maze irlghlful
totaI; but the ErvGtstt Of them all Is
the sin against u liltle child, the bring
ing .orth OF a soul whose only her.
Ilago Is dizlOnor uu shame.
How any law could be- framed and
made ,lleoIuEl, 10 a. 20 prevent tue
Introduction In this woTlI Of uriugs
vi h Ct munl iustiucts aud reserve IL
only Tor those with progru-itlrs TO what
Is good, Is Impossible % understand,
particularly II IL is true that rom tue
same parents may spring an Abel and
GCain, n jacob SuI an Essu-types
entirely diH rent. lt IL 10 bo feared
that the world can never DO redeemed
20 tbs way,
The iaat Is thlt there Ia not a soul
born on tA.s earth who cannot bo rat.
cued troRthe power OF item tstlon aud
sin, ucludinE his Or her own criminal
instincts, provided tue remedies are M,
piled which thr Eternal FA her has yre.
s3ribtd for His fallen children. with
means Of both moral anu physical sal.
walton at hand, II Ia ~ uuuecarsary g.,
II Is cruel TO advocate tue vxtormina.
ton Of the race In order to Oyefc0m,
crime.
1t may not be apparent to those who
come In closer contact with the lower
strata Of society, but i. is neyeT,Lel.s,
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NEN RELIGIOUS SECT,

The birth Of new religious sect Is
au event important enough 10 deserve
passing notice. It's name ", The
Independent Churvh VI God aud
Christ IN Union. some weeks agl a
woman, Rev Mrs. NJ. J. Huryol, NE
rysd in NOkomis, place eighteen
niles east Of HillaU0ro, H., auI bugau
series OF revival meetings IN a tent
Exciting scenes were witnessed. Some
of the audience would lie i.r nuuis l4
trance while other, were shouting
and singing, Soon Mrs, Honel had
gathered about her thirty faithful ful,
lowers, Rud these were baptized no tue
presence Of four thousand people. Toe
membership uas sine, Increased, but q
few days since the nightly meeting.
were discontinued ana meetings ast lur
certain evenings OF tgu week. Aitar
mottug Juiy 10 WAS JrclIuI la.up,
now name sHI throw upon ,ao world
new religious ..ug The a.l.w..g
payers were uInluu August 3 lu llg
clgIk'anninlH HIan.us
ro AT foo Whom T.wo Present, May
Come, Greetings huHW SO that ON lho
syn day u. .uN, lr.r tHoro assembled 40
IN. .'r u. worship IU Nuhumls, No., Tor
lN" ITUn.uu urEauIIiugR body known
a7 IHn independent Church of God and
Chris. boo Union, Minutes " said meet.
INei Moetng was opened by reading
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The direct line 10 kansas CITY, 81,
Louis and Atlantic tcauostd, II via
the Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
ore, and all connections made Ia
Union dop0ts IN the day time. n you
ars going East snd care for y daylight
ride through the gtendest sceuty Ui
tho Rocky Mountains On route, zee
that your ticket reads via Missouri
Pacinc Railway. Elegant chair cars
y sltively free 10 holders OF regular
train tickets.
X. V. DERRAif, &. II. 4 Z. A.,
u Moflsb Block, \ % Lhku City.
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ThG Lal!gT-iaT Saints CaLLara.

Tho L,iJrf.Iay salul' College, Ia
this city, viii open Tor the work Of the
tenth academic year on Monday, Scr
TENDER -, 1885. The following courses
are ohcrol' PrepUatlN, three years;
normal, four yraTa two year.
preparatory commercial, two yoar.;
literary, i've years Uhtyr yenTs
preparatory scientific, 1--we Year.
l.hrtr yrau prrpaFa,uyG special
COurri Zoe 8iugvnis ursiFiug O. give
their aNuutIlu TO special lIues VI worF.
students who have completed the
seventh grade ~ the public school
viii DO adml,tr TO the DE, year OF the
preparatory q urso, without eNamluh.
ton, those who have completed tue
eight CRAZE are eligible 10 enhance
upon tHo second yeas A speciality h
maize Of theological ulmmutcial Rul
normal work, training school holm.
provided Tor Iae benefit % .hu u0Im b.
sIudents
Tho faculty bas teeu inurgR,ed Is
the addition Of four iuetuclOt anu
tour lcclurvf-, oil speclaiis,s ~ thril
respective nrss NJ work, uiti0u BE-
practically ir.U, an ,ntigucp lrr of slU
emitting u student 10 AyrsI'a work Iu
the itsuutiuu.
A catalogue giving iuil iuiurwauau
may be- had upon application tD me
unuefslgued, NsLlAUp NuNU.
PluIlIaI.
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srEAItiNu 90 the real valus d the
result, of the Hafyry.Horr debate, an
'Nchang' tNprrssr' the opinion lhst
any junk dealer will pay a cent and a
half pound Tor lhom.
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AZ orINIoN eIKEN.

Recently Mr, J. ID. Thomas, OF
North Dakota, visited Tie Shenab doRh
Valley, Nlrginls, anu after carefully
examining the country located IA
Wluchcs'er, he writes To Sir. V. Rich
nris, Lana aud Immigration Agent,
baltimore * ohio Railroad, Baltimore,
Maryland, as follows. IL have been
IN nearly every state anu territory o.
lhr United states. anu an frank In my
laudp are low IN price, Sud produce
profitable crops. | thank you for dI'
rvcting me here, and solicit those seoA'
Ing pleasant and prof aUls homes u
l,uk,v IN thIs country"
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And pAtroniE mnn who srurns the
coal O. mbiuc aul sells his COAL upon
NJ merits, Hs sells tho celebrated
Diamond and RpcE Sgtlugs cra.-
lump, 81 o.; nut, siO1. J. w. white.
mead, JL, Jlico IS wss'. second South.
Telephone Ius.
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The DlsmUah, swrrtwAter Rock
Spriugs Goals are too hot Tor the coal
combine % trvtzs cut. am the Vic
rgrni iIr these celebrated Goals. save
bn Genie per ton AMI buy OF J. W.
Whitehead, Jr, IS wrat, second south
street. Telephone lIs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-07
TAYLOR, ROMNEY. ARMSTRONG
COMPANY.
Excursion 10 Hostap, August ~ to -.
via Tie lmInn paeInr.

The Union Pacific viii sell oxcuf-
sion tickets 10 Boston, Mass., on above
Jptes at s50.0j, good returning until
October g. For particulars rail at city
ticket office, No. 2Il Main Street