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LOST AND FOUND.
WANTED TO RENT.

ROOMS-Wanted, 4 or rooms about
Sept. 10; man and wife; no children;
state price. Q 2, Globe.
I HAVE CALLS for medium-size
houses, furnished and unfurnished.
Those having such to rent please no.
tify Mr.. c. T. Cardigan, % East
Fourth st
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN on good security at
lowest rates, without charge for COM
mission, at our State Savings bank,
Germania Life building, Fourth and
Minnesota SITS.
$50 TO $500 short-time loans procured
on personal property. Ohio Invest
ment Company, seventh floor Globe
Building.
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sIinneapo1Is Horsc Market

Barrett & Zimmerman's report: The
market was an active one with liberia,
inquiry for good heavy mares ana
horses and fair demand for drivers.
Receipts were light and prices hello
hrm. Among the sales We're:
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COACHMAN-A young married man,
with ten years experience as coach
man, steady and sober, wishes a
situation; highly recommended. Ad-
dress E. P. 23S Carroll St
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CLERK-Wanted, position as clerk in
first-class hotel. Best of reference
from city and country. Address E.
G. S., P. o. Box B, Crookston, MINI.
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MISS m. ]. BALDWlN's SCHOOL,,

Augusta Female Seminary, sTABNTOA,VA VA
Term begins Sept 4th, 1895. Located III Shenandoah
Valley of Virginia. Unsurpassed climate. grounds
and appointments. Board, etc., With full English
course, $3.50. Write for Catalogue.
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HOuSES-For rent, from Sept. 1, the.
no houses 51l and $40 Canada st. Apply
221 East Seventh St
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DRINER-Young man. 20, would like
a situation as driver; we'll acquaint-
ed in the city. Address c. j., 343
East Thirteenth St.
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IHE PEOPLES WANTS

All want ads. one cent a word each
insertion. Nothing less than Is cents.
AoVeTtlsements from the country sent
any day by mail. accompanied by re-
Mitlance- at ABOVE rate, will be in
t nariaoiy inserted the following morn
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FOR SALE.

FURNITURE, CARPETS, ETC, AT
Public Auction-We will sell at pub
lie auction, at the residence No. 1873
IA, at 10 a. M, all the furniture, con-
sisting of parlor suit, easy chairs,
combination book case and desk,
chiffonier, oak bedroom suits, CEN
ter. tables, dining room chairs, ex.
table, dishes, glassware. body Brus-
sells and ingram carpets; all the
bedding, gasoline stove, cooking
utensils, etc. If you want
bargains in good substantial furnl-
ture attend this SALE Kavanagh &
Johnson, Auctioneers, q and "a East
Seventh ST
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Adams Ex.....147 Ore
American EX.113 10. s
Baltimore & o 641a Rio
Can. Pacific. 535s dc
Cen. Pacific. 1917 st.
Ches. * Ohio. 21H dc
Chicago g. Alt.160 ST.
c., b. & O.. 90;4l dc
Con. GaS......1t2l%. Ten
E.,C.,C.& 81. 4S1.l Tex
Col. C. e l.. Z n. 4
Del. & Hud. 100 IL.
Del. l.. & w. .1G1L We
d. & r. @. pfd. IS w.
Eric pfd 49,. q do
Tort Wayne. .f65 al.
st. MINI pfd125 ID.
G. < z. /. pfd103 Gel.
Hook. Valley. y &c
st. Paul Il D.. % II.
Kan. * T. pfd. 3734iT. Z
Louis. d Nash 81 II. 5
LuoiS. & y. A. so do
Nash. d. Chat. 70 Shli
Nor. * W. pfd. - dc
L. p. y. 6 q. 51Si Tol
n. w. pfd. .145 q;
~. Y. d y. i. 81 iSt.
Oregon Imp. 10
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G. u. r. SMITH G CO.

Member New ] ORR STOCK Exchange,
Chicago Board OF Trade.
S;ccke. Eonds. Grain. Provisions and
Cotton. Private wires to New York and Chi
Cago. 202 Pioneer Press Bldg. ST. Paul, Mimi
Following are the closing prices OF
other stocks as reported by the Asso-
ri9tad Press:
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HORSES AT AUCTION - $50 horses
and mares at auction every Wednes-
day at 10 a. NJ; sales of horses, bug
g1es, harnesses, wagons, etc.; private
sale daily; consignments solicited; we
have from 100 to 200 head constantly
on hand. Barrett & Zimmer1nan's
Horse Auction and Commission Sta
bles, No. 20 Second ST. north, Minne-
apolls. References, City Bank, Col
umbia National Bank. Farm. Stock
and Home
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TO EXCHANGE.

NEW GOODS for secondhand. Ryan
Furniture and Exchange Co., 142 and
144 East Seventh st.
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FOR RENT.
HOUSES.

j. w. Shepard. o. East 4tla st.
ENTS houses, stores. Offices,
~ steam-heafed apartments. col.
lects rents, acts as owners agent
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FOR SALE CHEAP-Milk route co7--
horses and utensils; 80 gallons milk
sold daily. Address Milkroute. 363
East Seventh St, St. Paul
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A RELIABLE CLAIRVOYANT-
Madame Teitsworth; prices reduced
so cents; thirty years experience Is
EIGHTH ST
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ST. ANTHONY HILL.

ST. ANTHONY HILL.
rum Bun. ':...... ..OrugslSt
GRAND AV. AND 81. ALBANS.
w. A. Frost & Co.. Drug Store
SELBY AND WESTERN AVS.
Straight Bros. Drug Store
RONDO AND GROTTO SITS.
a. a. zss RoNDo STREET Erus store
A. T. Guernsey. Drug Store
Ill DALE STREET.
F. McCrudden .Confectioner
1876 RICE STREET.
Brackets . Pharmacy
Corner Victoria and Selhy Ave,
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UPPER TOWN.

S; =. Reeves .......:........ Drug Store
MOORE BLOCK. SEVEN CORNERS.
G. 7. Heller. .Colonnade Drug Store
ST. PETER and TENTH SITS
B. j. Witte. ...................Dr Drug Store
% EAST SEVENTH ST.
w. E. Lowe. . Drug Store
ROBERT AND TWELFTH SITS.
r. T. Wincott & Co. Drug Store
COR. RICE AND IGLEHART.
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HOUSE-F'or rent, first-class residence.
eleven rooms, two baths, modern con,
Venlenees; steam heat furnished and
regulated from central plant; Laurel
Terrace, corner Laurel and Nina avs.
81. Anthony hill. w. C. Riley, Enid,
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COACHMAN-Engl thorough
ly understands care and treatment of
horses, carriages and harness; care
full driver and obliging; first-class ref
erenceS. Address Chares TeStell,
Hampton house, Third ST. east.
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PERSONAL.

ATTENT1ON!-Prof. j. Agga, the
celebrated clairvoyant, will give a
FREE TEST! today, before CONSUL
tation, of past, present and future.
81 Wabasha ST., opposite the capitol.
Charges, so cents and upwards Office
hours, to IL a. m. and to p. m.
SPECIAL NOTICE-Ladies and gen.
tlemen are invited to call on the ceIe-
brated palmister, Prof. j. Agga, 521
Wabasha ST., opposite the capitol.
FREE from your mind troubles You
will be by consulting the professor.
He will give you sound advice, how
to get rid of your burdens, to OBJ
tain your hearts desire. sci Waba-
sha st. Street cars pass the door.
Office hours, to II a. M; 3 to 9 D. m.
Open Sunday. Charge, so cents and
upwards.
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DAD
ARLINGTON HILLS.

c. a. Monchow =. Cigars and Tobacco
UNIVERSITY AND PRIOR AVS.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

HORSES, HORSES-Just Arrived
Fourteen head, PAGERS, saddlers and
drivers, for sale cheap. Stable, Sixth
and Cedar.
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HOUSES.

C.. T. CARDIGAN RENTING
Agency, % East Fourth St.-Houses,
furnished and unfinished; flats,
stores, etc, all over CITY
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DYE WORKS.

KAHLERT & MINTEL : Minnesota
Steam Dye Works, IA East Seventh.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
MALE.

BOOKKEEPER-Ex book
. keeper desires temporary or perma-
nent situation: first-class testimoni-
ais. Address j. S., 179 Pennsylvania
ay CITY,
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CASH vs. OPINION.

An unexpected difficulty In the
way Of rioh mems endowment OF rdu.
catiOnai Institutions IL exhibited IN the
case Of Prof. Bvmi., OF Chicago uni
versity. This gentleman IL being per.
secuted solely for opinions sake, 90 far
a. the report shows it-tho head and
front Of his offending bsiug that he
entertalns aud has expressed bitter
views AS to the evils ami national dau-
gers attending the growth Of mlnsp-
Olles. Mr., II Ickeieller, whose prince.
~ requests have made Chicago uni.
yersily what It Ia, naturally brides up
At an alluslon 40 personal; Tor DO It
known that when the matter cf
monopoles Is mentioned, Stan dArd Oh
aud Mr.. Rockefeller are about the
itt objects to cO.he to publlc mind.
The logic Of the situation from ono
standpoint Is that no mao eau con
sistrntly ind fault with the money
which pays his wages; " he doesn't
like MIR. R,okuieller's method
Of getting money, he at least isn't
compelled to accept any Of
It, but 10 ut liberty TO seek employment
and oompcnsAtion elsewhere. From
the other standpoint the argument II
that the mere fact OF donating money
to n school conveys no Hsht 10 the
giyet to control tho views and dictate
the utlerauces Ut the teachers en-
ployei, unless the terms OF the bEQuest
expressly say sC; II such domination
Of learning Ia implied IA the ureati
OF eengime4t favorable to Any specIa
anu peculiar way OF setting money,
then the quicker the accepting O, Cite
from rlCn men ue done away with ly
every selir,specliug university the Jot-
ter.
Mt. Rockefeller contributions to
lh1 young tut great institution az
Chicago have beon muuiGcuut Ia the
highest degree; sud that Doe thluld feel
that no dld not give his money Tor thu
purpose Of training ans stimulating a
hostility towards mouopyltes ,oi which
no Is pefhaps the most conspicuous
impsrsonlIion) is pelhap, quite
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DIPLOMACY 100 SLOW.

1
Ministers DENLY In China aud Terri
In Turkey assure the government Ia
/ Washington, on behalf Of the ruler,
10 whom they are accredited, that
Americans will bs protected Ia the
respective cluatrics. A. the ssnr
ume, anything but Satisfactory report
are c.ming frJm Do'b eastern and
western Asia Of the uoflious positions
OF foreigners In those paris Of the
world In Cbina, II seems. the vo,y
insti ator Of ths Chong ia ms,sicte
has hren givsn te'plnsl5ls place on
The commission 10 Investigate tb.
matter, anu the foreign members are
regarded as little better than spie. a
similar curse has been followed all
along In Turkey, where the govern.
ment exhausted every resource ut 10
command to prevent iull lnvesIisa.
ton into the ouirAgss committed.
lite well known that II Ia useles.
to deal with most Of the A,latlc
powers on tho same principle
m civilized countries Their very
religious systsms encourage them TO
mendsciiy when dealing with
"Christian dogs" II being considered
right ana rror7r to evaJs oil obllgH.
lions ~ far ss Il can DO done with
safety. Truthiulness IL not considered
much Of n virtue ia tne orient, and II
Is certainly not material factor la lis
diplomacy.
There Is only one way In which 10
obtain, In that part VI the world, the
confederation due TO the American
name, and that IL u force the people
70 respect II, by tho only Argument
they eau appreciate. Any dilstofiaess
on the part OF the government Ia To-
torptelsd as weakness ami Is sure 10
result IN further ou,rage., sooner or
later We do not mean that II would
be necessary 10 shell sry cities " Bill
any innocent people, but N an impoJ.
lug display Of power aud determines.
ton were made ut La right places,
reparati1n Tor what las bccl done,
would he speedily forthcoming, and, |
what Is more important, a wholesome |
icnf woulI prevent n repetition Of the
Atrocities fot long time to come.
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publican Institutions OF themselyes are
Ineffective, unless the spirit Of popular
government live In the besfts OF The
people. The trouble Of Ho duras, a. OF
some q the other Countries In that
region, IL the lack Of gooi schools, tie
denomination Of supsfs,itlous Ideas 10
religion and the viIen, tyfsnnioal ti''
position on the part VI the Leaders, who
constantly H,h. among themselves for
the spoiIs. Undsr such circumslsncss
mater nj progress Il impossible.
ThoTc b, no reason why the republics
to The south Of u, should not te-un -
smaller acals--As pr3'p''ou. As the
UnitoI Slater has been. Bu. tho i0uu-
cations Of tho greatness OF this country
owe their numuess 10 thl uniolHsh
work Of tho founders; RIA result Of
the noblott virtues ever exhibited by
statesmen, and Il will remain ~ long o.
tho course outlined by them 10 nd.
nere1 to by the people AMI H.
leaders.
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OUR SPECIAL EDITION.

A cOrps Of special and ablp
writer's IL At the present time e.
gagged In preparing matter Tor grand
v1luminlus sDeclAl edition Of the
news, which will be lsiued on Sep.
,cmbef ION. 1, will embrace from
thirty to forty pages, tho contents Of
which viii comprise a comprehensive
commercial review Of the city; n
description VI IT, prominent business
Institutions and firms; articles repletc
with historical, statistical and bio.
graphical date; besides great amount
Of varied Information respecting this
city, It, Inhabitants. resources ana
prospects, Of great Interest and value
to tons Of thousands Of people, resident
aud non.rcsidont.
Among the features Of the edition
will be what Is confessed to be- the best
account ever written Of the bench and
bar Of the Territory; a historical sksloh
oithis city, showing more particularly
IT, commercial development; and
history VI the DISCREET NEWS. In
addition to tho other contents this
mammoth number will embrace the
usual amount Of local and lelegrAphlo
news, eorre,pondsncs, editorial com.
ment, etc, aud It will be handsomely
ombsllishe1 with Numerous aud suit.
Able Illustrations.
Were the contents Of this issue to be
produced In book form, tho volume
would be- good sized book OF much
permanent value. Il will, however.
Do furnished TO regular subscribers OF
tho EvESISu NEWS without additional
charge, and will be sold to others At
the usual price.
Two objects are held In view In pre-.
pairing this edition; Ons 1. to gather
up and present to our readers a great
amount VI useful information, aud the
other Ia to stir TO renewed activity the
slugglsh waters OF our local commerce,
by showing the public, at home aud
abroad, what We have done, and what
our iacllltie, and resources will enable
u to do, with proper effort.
We confess to entertaining a coma.
dent expectation that thls special
effort to please and benefit our patrons
aud community will meet with sub.
'tanIiAl evidences OF popular Spprecla-
lion; anu In the cheering light OF
such AuuclpAuons tho remainder OF
tho work upon tho promised issue |
will be- performed.
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PETTY GtNBIING


An evil which degree Of even
semi.aleftuess on ihs part u tho prOpri
Ulcers would seem 10 10 much 10 10.
strain " not eKiermiuatu in this city II
gambling In H. various '0fm', but
especially In M most luxurious aud 90
this comparison will he alloweJJ least
reputable aspects. We refer 10 "play.
ing policy" sod the other schemes
where small Gums Of money are uaei,
and with the smallest possible chance
u the player winning cent. II Ia a
serious reflection upon the good name
Of Salt Lake City that these loves, do
Vices OF s-csllcd games OF chance
should be permitted 10 flourish to such
an oXlont No they do, when even Ia
mining towns and more protentlouH
cities where open gambling has been
more or lee. wiuked At, they are not
tolerated Tor a moment. Mon who
make a business Of gambling, or those
whose means aud inclinatiOns prompt
them to crafty tho pas,lJn, know too
much OF the chances agsinsl them IN
.uob yane IN v.ntur, n dolI,r upon
any of IN. seh.m.s t.ferfed 10. Such
p.rsons will no doub, gamble whatever
In. I.oaIor moraI penaltl,s may bc.
and merriam. Aft that n consistent mum.
oin.l Guardianship can do in thar cas-,
1. to restrain their ne,atiou. ptaotices
N. mnoh M pos,,ble nv tim t.rror Of
,ald,. nn.. and imptl.onm,n,-aII In,
tim, aimi,p primarily n, m, pfote,.
lion NJ the younv and unwAry Tram
the t,mp,atlons that would .,h,rwI,e
h, offered.
put In tina c,,, NJ ,he ANAL ,op.
oerns where "pol,oy. - "wb,el Of for.
tunsn and other game. of downright
robbery are played, Their. ia the speciaI
evil that tho victims are nearly always
young. ihouRhtls.. or Ignorant TIE
NEWS 1. told upon good authority tina,
such games arc pa,ronizsi by persons
little more than childrsn-nlckels and
dimes being the sums RoEernlly in.
vested. We hear OF cash bows In yarl.
GUS mercantile institutions, youthful
.treet.car conductors, school.boy. and
even giddy female clerk. and TYNE.
' ,It,T. d.voiIng n yoodIy ,h,,a N,
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An OrISIoN GIVEN.

Recently Mr. J. ID. Thomas, Of
Nnuh Dakota, visited the Sh,nal dosh
Valley Virginia, nud nI,rr carefully
examining tie country located ~
Wurnrs er, he writes % MIR. V. Rich
arIF, Lone and Immigration Agent,
bai,lm ~ a ohio Railroad, BaltimoTs,
Maryland, ns f1iluw,3 IL nave heen
in nearly oyu.y state anu territory 20.
luu Jui,rl states, unI an 'rsuk IN ms
nplul.n ihattb.s valley sIfuassrs all
other SECTIONS In lhe Union. The
huusrto low In price, Suh produce
profitable ur.Ts thank vtu far Gi.
r'r'in' nae here, aud solicit th3s- seek
ing p'uasGEt nnd prom Rule tom 10
..-ale IN this GapNlT"h
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Mr.. A. l.. Armstrong, an old drug
gs', ami n prominent citizen Of th,.
Unirfpfislng tuwi, says: II sell o. me
Tory different kinds Of cough rem
,dies, but have never IN my expert
enoe sold 90 much Ot Any one article
~ have OF BdHdrds H0rshound
syrup. Al who use 1t say II IL the
most perfect remedy for Cough, Cold,
Consumption, and all disUasss ~ the
Throat and Lungs, they have ever
ttitd." Its REteclflc Tor Group and
Whoopirg Cough, will relieve a
Cough Ia Oue minute. Contains no
opiAtep. Sold by Z. c. NJ. l. Drug
Store,
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TROUBLE m HONDURAS.

Honduras 10 Que Of the Central
American states with every facility for
sustaining within ils boundaries q
large, prosperous happy population.
II has a republican iorm OF government
based on' modern conceptions VI tue
rights Of the people. There is plenty
OF room Tor the Inhabitants, there be.
Ing not more than ten to each square
mile. The climate IL fne anu tue
Tssources varied. For mining IN par
tiCular Honduras ranks rrst among
all the Central American states.
But Notwithstanding Rll natural aJ-
Vantages, the country IL At present ON
the verge OF another revolution. Tho
treasury IL empty ami the government
Il under tue necessity OF resorting
to most republican meatro.
IN orlor 10 M ils vaults.
How this is done may be gathered
90 IN a ci'pntch, according to which
r'ul le with money are told ~ lean II
e. the government. II they refuse
lh'y ore put In jail aud nned 10 much
o dsy, until they comply. Az a con.
sequence, the presiient Of the republic
iadaily Ia mortal lear Of hisllie. When
he 10 OUT fora walk, he carries y pistol
ln his hnad reauy to shoot down any
suspicious person that may apr Ach
him too near, and, like the czsr Of
Russia, he Is constantly surrounded by
bcdy guard.
II Rny moral Is TO bo drawn rom
tL!s state OF Affairs, 1t l. tubs, that re-
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This wond-ruI Llmmont Is known
from the Atlantic 10 the Pacific, and
from i7c Lakos 10 the GUT. les the
world. 10 will cure RheInat.suI.
Neuralgia, Culr Hptglu', Bfui'ts,
Wuuul', Oh Surg Burn 5 ialIc 4.
Sore IhfOU, Sore Cnast Auu all Ia.
ilAmmptiOr, after all oihep have
iailrd. ltwiil cure BntbSd Wire Cuts,
and heal al wounds where proud Il eli
hsH st IN. II is,qually eli lent { T
m mhls. Fry It aai you Will not TO
without u. Price 81 cent?. SUld by
n e.. NJ, /. Druv S'rs.
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A sound liver M.l,c, A wll Man.

Are sou Buliuus, CJnstlpatvI or
troubled with Jauuuicp, SICK Head.
acho, BAT Taste IN Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, uynIepsia,
Indigestion, Hot Dry skin, Pain a.
Back anu between the 5h ulIsrs,t hills
anu Fever, etc, II you have any OF
these symptoms, your Liver Ia out of
of3er, and your bl0od is slowly being
IousOned, because your lhver does moi
act properly. HTKulNF viii cure any
disorder Of the LlyrE Stomach or
BlwrlP IL hes no equal ~ Liver
Medicine. irlco Is cents. Free trial
bottles ~ u. G., NJ, |. drug store.
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natural. On the other hand, one car
not but feel that II no gave his money
wlihou any such coudiliOn but with
tho expectation Of exercising control
over the free opinions Of toe proisss2i',
his investment has been q poor one.
Wealth is powerful, but 1t cannot ie;-
ter the expanding human mind.
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This direct line to Kansas City, 1t
Louis and Atlsntin sesbosrd, IL vi,
the Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
osiy, and all connections msdr In
Union depOs la the Jay time. n you
are going ESAt and caro- for = daylight
ride through the grandest scenery II
tho Rocky Mountains en- route, see
that your ticket frads via Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair care
positively free to holders Of regular
train tlcksp.
II. u. KoOsER, G.. +. &P.A.,
q MoTlsn Block, SsIt L,ke City.
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The Gumry Hotel OF Denver almost
totally destroyed. 70 people killed.
Are YOUR boilers insured? II not the
we'trtn Insurance Agency represent.
ing the largest boiler INSURANCE. COM
pauy ia the world will take cafe "
you, Thorough inspection In addition
70 the smount insured guarantees the
assured agsin't los. Low rates. Az.
ply rooms n. 2si.5.6. Atlas b ocs,
Telephone No. 5U.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-28

A froo sample can OF the
now High Three Crown Bak-
Ing Powder will DO sent to
ovory house In tho city. Kind.
y give II a trial. and II equal
to the best imported. wo know
you will glvo tho homo made
goods the preference.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-28

YACn1suEN GENERALLY agree that
Why're III, Lord Dunfaveu', chsl.
longing boat, which IL nov In New
York harbor, has placed the America
cup In moro peril than has Threatened
II during the forty -four yeats since tue
famous trophy was brought to this eide
OF the Atlantic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-28

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-28

The studio Of Miss Ruth EldteJge,
teacher Of Execution snd Physio,i
Culture will Tor the summer beat iB
East, First North. Reception day,
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