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The herald., 1895-03-31
EOR SALE-FOR BEAUTIFUL HOMES
CONGER-WILSON TRACT.

Take Vernon electric car, cor Second and
Spring SITS. IN 10 minutes you will reach the
tract, being located on Central ave-, just as
you cross the s. p. r. r. crossing, in an orange
orchard from this tract the scenery Is
beautiful: the mountains and city are in
full view; water is pped TO each lot the lots
are large; back of each lot is a wide alley; this
To- joins the city limits; one-half your tax ,s
saved each year; all advantages OF the city en-
joyed without being liaole to its continual tax
alton for improvements. Free carriage at my
office to show you this property; don't be per-
suaded to buy small, narrow lots in a cramped
locality until You see this tract; . large force
OF men and teams now finishing laying
cement walks and grading and graveling
streets; my prices are low; terms reasonable.
For full particulars inquire OF owner, III s.
Broadway, or agent on tract.
If II. NJ CONGER.
The herald., 1895-03-31

EoR sALE-THE FINEST PIECE OF PROP
Il erty for subdivision in the city; close in;
on car line. and cheap. The buyer OF this
property will make $l50OuO in the next two
years at present values
SMITH & OBRIEN,
147 s. Broadway.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

7 EWIS q ALDERSON,
IL 3I2 south Main st.
"Great frost! Just see We are cutting
prices worse than ever. New pes bedroom
sets cut to $3.50; new chairs, 45c; caue seats,
6Jc; fine high bsck chairs. Soc; extra good
linen warp mating, l5c; new oil stoves Soc.
Don't be dragged around' into some other
store, but be sure you find LEWIS Il ALDER
son, BIZ S. Main st. ii
T A FIESTA DE LOS ANGELES-IN ORDER
IL TO insure all possible convenience 10 the
visitors 20 La Fiesta de Los Angeles, Bureau
OF Public Comfort has been organized and all
hotels. roomlng houses or citizens wishing to
rent rooms during the celebration can register
al La Fiesta headq uarters. No. 137 South Main
street, stating location, number of rooms to
be enied and price Tor same. This informa-
tion Will be embodied III pamphlet, under
the seal of the Merchants Association, and
distri buted throughout the city, and on all in
coming trains. A small charge will be made
for registration 10 cover expenses OF the
Bureau, All registration subject 10 the COM
Ai''''0 . GTGi, PTBLIc c. COMFORT COMMITTEE.
MAX MEYBERG, H. p. ANDERSON,
l Direclor-General, Chairman.
CPRAY YOUR GROUNDS - CONTRACTS
- taken for spraying grounds and satisfaction
guaranteed that there will be no injury to the
fruit, foliage or bloom. Watson, IRWIN u Co
will take contracts to spray orange and al
other kinds OF trees, roses, shrubs, vines,
plants etc, with their justly celebrated in
secticide compound and they guarantee the
destruction OF all kinds OF scale. aphis and
other insects that infest your grounds; we have
tion call on or address WATSON, ERWIN S
CO., st Denhams Seed Store 245 :. Main st,
Los Angeles.
NJ OTICE-THE Los ANGELES CITY WA1LR
IN Company will strictly enforce The follow
ing rules: The hours for sprinkling are b
tween u and o'clock a. NJ, and and
O'Clock p. M. For a violation of the above
regulation the water will be shut off and iiue
oi P2 will be charged be ore the water will be
turned on again.
WILL PAY $50 REWARD FOR INFORMA
i tion that will lead TO the return OF Willie
and Charlie Gresoach, aged r. pectively l3
and A years, who LETT the homeo heir grano-
parents, +. Nimmer, Nerdugo California abont
November 20, 1894. C. J. NIMMER, Cole @
and Buena Vista sls Los Angeles. 40
rI'IIE SAFE DEPOSIT BONES OF THE STATE
i Loan and Trust Company enc oseu in
a iirS-proo and norglar- rooi vault wi h iine
locks and b:ill an'ly ligh ed with ,lec,rlcitv;
alcgves attached or lhs triva e eNaminafio .,
oi valuables wi h wiring ma erials; 1t young
lady in AZ endance.
NOR SALE -riIE NEW HOME SEWING MA
The following bargains Whites Standards,
Automatics singers, Domestics, Davis, House
holds, etc, from fl2 to SD on payments OF
s per week. $40 s Spring ST. Branch, S5 l..
Colorado, Pasadena Al
ID JTE R-CHEAPER 1HA\ EVER: FINEST
ID tub creamery, l5c lb. rolls. 2Oc.;
squares, 25c. IL RZOt, 4I2 Spring. Ala
The herald., 1895-03-31
FINANCIAL
DACIFIC LOAN CO.
L Qncorporaied.)
Oldest established in Los Angeles.

ThOroughly reliable.
Loans made in any amounts on all kinds OF
collateral security, diamonds, jewelry, seal
skins merchandise, safes, etc. Also ON pianos,
furniture and household goods, in either prl-
vate houses, lodging. boarding houses or ho-
tells without removal from the premises Par
tial payments received; money quick, busi-
ness confdentia.. Private office for ladies.
w. f. DEGROOT. manager,
Rooms 2, 3 and 4, ia s. Spring st.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS


yN-ANTED-TO BUY ALL KINDS OF NEW
W ana secondhand wagons and buggies
THE FAIR DEAL. 262 =. Los Angeles st. 81
INOR sALE--SECOND-HAND LADIES' AND
4 Gents Bicycle, at bargain. 456 S.
spring. 81
M ANTED--(500) FIVE HUNDRED COAL
20 sacks. d. +. McGARRl, Ninth and
Alameda. 81
LNOR SALE-STNGER SEWING-MACHINE
K i'll good conditions Pl5 cash. lll5 Maple
ave. 81
NYrANTED--TO BUY BEES AT ONCE. AP-
w ply or call at 30l Leroy ST., city. 81
DRESSMAKING
vi ORSE'S TAILOR SQUARE AND SYSTEM
VA taught i'll ) lessons; only 3 measures
taken; drafts all styles; rapid, simple and per-
feet; ladies will find this the best system. 1923
W. second st. 4-25
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NJ OTICE-THE Los ANGELES CITY WA1LR
~ Company will strictly enforce the follow
tween aud s o'clock a. ~, and q and
clock p. M. For violation OF the above
r. sgulati0n the water will be shut off and five
oil 81 will be charged be ore The water will be
turned on uoaiu.
The herald., 1895-03-31
WANTED-=AGENTS
NANTED=-TO RENT


yYTANTED-BI MAN AND WIFE, 3 OR
w rooms completely furnished for house
keeping, close in; permanent; state price.
Address H, Box 20. Herald office. 81
NNANTED-BY YOUNG GENTLEMAN, A
w furnish ed room in private fami Y. Pl ase
state price. Address this office, p. NJ, Box 20.
RI
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EHRlST CHURCH, EPISCOlcAL-CORNER
rector; residence 1870 Figueroa street sun
day service IL a. nj. and z 80 p IN. Holy COM
sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Seats free. Strangers
are cordially invited to all services. Elec tric
cars to Pico Heights or University station pass
the church.
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T1IRST UNlVERsALIST CHURCH, GALE
Il donia Hall, 1I9Ia S. Spring st. Preach
ing II a. M, Sunday school 12:15' p m. pas
tor, Rev. A. A. Rice In the me citing of the
UniversalIst Woman's Association OF Califor-
mia Rev.. DR.. Hans, breaches tbls morning
and Rev. Dr. Conger at z 80 p. m.
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TvNIoN LOAN COMPANY,

TTNION LOAN COMPANY,
~ Stimson Block,
Loans money on all kinds of collateral secur-
ity watches, diamonds, sealskins and furni-
ture in lodging and boarding houses and on
pianos without removal; also on bonds, stocks
business confidential; private office for ladies,
room 112 CLARK A. SHAW, manager, rooms
Ill and 1l2, first floor, Stimson block.
The herald., 1895-03-31

A,T JOHNS CHURCH, EPK ,COPAL, CORNER
= Adams and Figueroa sts Holy Eucharist,
q. m. morning service and sc rmon at IL; sun
dav school at p. m. full CHI ,ral evensong at
z 80. Special attention paid. to the music.
which is rendered by lars vested choir OF
church are free Strangers cordially invited.
Take Grand avenue cable to Adams street.
Rev. b. W. r Tayler, rector.
The herald., 1895-03-31

n AsOLINE STOVES CLEANED, REPAIRED
" Tel. 1OOS. BLACKMAN, 4O3 S. Spring st.
The herald., 1895-03-31

J,1RsT PRESBYTERIAN CONG EGAToIN
i will meet in Illinois Hall, cor. sixth and
Broadway 9 30 a. m, Sa bbath school; IL a
IN and Z 80 y. M, preaching by pastor; D.
M, Junior Y. 2. S. c. E.; q 80 p. m. Senior Y,
=. s. G. E. Prayer meeting Wednesday. :45
o. m, in Y. NJ. c. a. Hall, 2O9 S. Brosidway. 81
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CHURCH OF TEE UNITY (UNTrARIAN)
y Cor Hill and Third sts Rev ]. L. Thomson,
pa7tor. Services Sunday at II a. m., Sabbath
school 9 80 a. m. subject sunday morning.
Christ Raising Lazarus from the Dead. There
VIII lie no evening service.
The herald., 1895-03-31

MONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS,
N watches, jewelry, sealskins etc also on
pianos, merchandise, iron and steel safes, fur
niture in lodging houses, boarding houses and
try property; low interest, can have money At
once; business confidential; private Office for
ladies. GEO. =. ROBINSON, 2S3 w. First st..
rooms and 3.
The herald., 1895-03-31

DERSONAL-- PAIMISTRY; ONE HAND
L read free; every hidden mystery revsa aled;
life read from cradle to grave without mistake,
till D. IN. il11a W. Third ST.
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r WILL PAY $50 REWARD FOR INFORMA
j. tion that will lead to the return OF Willie
and Charlie Cries zach, aged sspectvely l3
and IA years. who left he home heir grano-
November 20, 1894. G.. J. NINfNER, Collie O
and Buena Vista SIS, Los Angeles 40
The herald., 1895-03-31

CHURCH OF ST. PAUL THE APOSTLE,
~ Episcopal, Olive St, opposite Cen tral Park
Rev. John Gray; holy communion, a. IN
morning prayer and one sermon I a. M;
evening prayer, address and service OF hymns,
Z 80 p. m. All strangers cordially welcomed.
The herald., 1895-03-31

HAIRY, DID YOU SEE THE NOBBY PAIR
OF pants that boughtfor 49, so at the MIS-
FIT CLOTHING PARLORs, 223-225 w. Second
ST. between Spring and Broadway. If
The herald., 1895-03-31
SgTUA TONS WANTED--FEMALE

Deserving persons desiring employment will
be allowed to insert three lines for two inser-
tons under this heading, free OF charge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-29
To ALL Lovers Of a Good Horse,

The announcement Of trials Of speed
always brings thfob OF excitement
aud pleasure. Recognizing this, the
halt Lake uenllsmeu's Dnving CLUB
nave prepared a day Of interesting
UventB for the Fourth OF July NJ
Callers Park. or the three big races
u be given on that DAY II would be
difficult TO say which viii be the most
exciting. In the Tree for All Frot the
four speedy animals entered are ~
evenly matched that the owners them.
selves would scarcely DO good authors
" A. to which Will be victorious 10 tho
FIRST event Of the day. n the Frto III
Ailpaco will bs ,osn seven Of the sWl H.
sst PAGERS In this region. FfOm the
timo they get tue word Ego" until the
winning horse comes unuer the virV
II Ia safe 10 say that no ons will bo able
TO name ths wiInsr OF THIS event,
which promises 40 much interest and
speed. TIE psoing race, which In
Itself will more than repay tbs Visitor
Tor his time, will only be Une Of the
three events In whion great iutefest IL
being mAnifested.
The Glass race " one In which the
supremacy will to contested Tor by
four beautiful aLd nervy animals tina
lrot IN the 2;IO class. Tbs owners ars
interested, tue members OF the CLUB
are interested, and the public will be
Interested In the races, for the best
horse will DO the winner.
THIS ttoIIing track is In excellent
condition and this surroundings at
CAldeE's Park make this the only plons.
AHt spot where races have ever boon
given In the Territory. The gentle.
men who are conducting Calder's
Park have only one desiI., and that II
70 give their patrons the very best IN
the way Of genuine entertainment.
They not only want their patronage
once but all the time. With this eul
In view lhe price of admission IL placid
within ths reach Of all for this day OF
rEoes. Twenty-Five cents for adults
and ten cents ior children. One ticket
admits TO Park aud races, Bring tie
family down and spend the day ami
sec UIah's fastest horses &C..
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SUCCESSFUL CITY TEACHERS.
Tblriy.siI Get GrAmmar Grade Cs-.
tlileates aud Seventy Secure
Primary,

The names OF tho teachers WHO
passed suecessful examinations for po.
sitions In the city schools have bssn
made public. Thirty.siI secure gram
mar grade certificates and seventy get
primary certihcates rhosO OF the rsB!
mentioned class are.
Alice Bcovillv, Mary w. Psarss.
Harriet T.. Chapman, Olive q. Gra-
ham, Eta Powers. Bertha J. Curtis,
Mrs. LIME hcI.sose, Louise A.5hisll,
Ida h. Woodwork. NJ. ALLEN Lander,
Maud NJ. smith, Eeltie Shelley, Alice
NJ. Murphy, Hu Is. Folsom, Jennie
w. 4. Webster, Mary 81. Yardlry, J OH
+. Engle, Mira. Alice Hayer, Edith
WoOdmAnser, Anna bartholomew,
Florence II. UlmsT, n. Mae Grflith,
Anna ID. Nash, Alice Coulihurst, LeoTa
q. Hall, Sarah Madolc, Mary L.. Row &.
on, Mary h. Edwards, Matte J.
Bfackep, sarah Lake, Bessie NJ. Eur.
gems, Grace Near, Anna RobinF.
Ths successful ones In the primary
grades Att!
Margaret HOWARD lhefesA tOdbo,
Georgia Wheeler, Alice 3. NJ. Horne,
Mary Il. Meekp, Mrs. Il. +. Durlee,
Mary a. Lutlur, Carrie D.5mitn, Nell
Fofsythe, Minnie A. Barioh, EliLabelh
Clarahau, Cora h. Eaton, Lulu ID.
shepard, Mis-, Emma f. DAT, EllEa
Iflpp, Mona Il, Briggs, Mrs. Virginia
). stsph.nr, Belle Lawson, Jennie
5imonr, AlInea Wheeler, Fannis l..
Manning. Clara Il. b. CTOss, Leah IA.
Arnold, Mt. h, \. Barnett. Eiya
Godbo, sallic l.. Cox, Carrie Il. vii
liams, Ella Murphy, Mary Wilcott,
Mary Il. Berkeley, Iva Mayns, Isabel
3, Thomas, Marion h. Graves, Eva
Lloyd, Gertrude Dali, Kate Moore.
Kate Real, May Dysart, phebt
5oholsS. Amy WhiPple, Barbara Hot.
hI, Francis J. hmgs, Emma Il, Dash.
10y, Ethel Woodmauset, Emma Blod.
! soc, Mis-. T. W. Bliss. Muacsne Hogo,
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The pyke npera 10.

Two morelulghIs Of work will olOso
thsou gagemsni Of the PykeOpefa com.
pauy Ia thls CITY. The 1ual appear
aucs will consist OF varied program
com yrlsing selections from a numOsi
OF leading operas aud popular songs.
The compsny goes from mere to Dem
Yer ~ MI an eight weeks engagement
at Eitch's GarJsn. Az that place II
will be reinforced ~ numbeT o..
eastern Professionals making tue Of
ganiZatiOu large anu efficient.
Robert Dunbar, said " be an excel
lent dtamlic tenor, hud Arthur Bsie,
Ons OF tbs best stage directors anu
character aGtOfr, nfo HmOng tue new
people; also q splbnIid soprano anu
cOntfsito. The company viii also b.
strengthened by several good chorus
people anu MINOR characters. The
company, after playing Denver, ATE
booked In San Francisco iOr All ex-
tended engagement. Several new anu
popular operas have been received by
Mi. PyKe for the Denver anu 5sn
Francisco engagement aud will DO put
into Tencarssl aimUs. Immediately.
Tue Lew people together with Mf.
Blaze, MI. Leooh, Mis-. Named auu
Aiits 5alinget ohOuld form most ex'
crilent organization. The company
will likoly play = night or Two here Oh
route ior san francisco.
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Serious Logging Accident.

PETEHsBJRO, Cache County, Usah,
June IS, 1885.
Editor Dsssrs. AsgE
By request OF our frienIs 1 drop you
this note to iniotm you OF terrible
accident that occurred to your agent
hero ON the Goth inst. William Gun.
bingham anu his con Jam =, Il years
OF age, left to 20 to Logan canyon for =
load Of timber. After reaching the
uaDJO anu getting two LOGS VI WOOD
out, the two mBn slGrlou down the
dTagToad, when Mt. Cunningnam's
drag tipped over, striking MIN ON tbs
head cutting q wound tyo inches long
ana RICH, TO the SAUL. lie bltd dread
fully, But his son got him 10 the wagon
all light anu placed him Vn the iun-
ming gears and JrOye 10 Logan, n dis
tauce vi / I Or 10 miles. Dr.. Parkinson
dressed tue wound and tue patient IL
doing well.
Mr. Cunniugham's head has been
badly bruised before; while laO0ring Ia
thu coal mines "a Scotland IN ths HpTIDg
| OF 1865 he was nj uteu 30 severely that
tue doctors said lao could not live, but
through faith In tue Gospel ana tue
power VI the Priesthood hu recovered
anu we hops and pray that ne will rs'
| cover soon from his present Injury, Tor
he 10 good man, n faithful LatIer'dBy
saint aud We need him ss suLeTinIenu'
ent OF our Sunday school W
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Hughes, of all Leayenng Power us Govt Report
R5>!!A!,.l!! B Bskass7
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

tion from nelghbors, As her relatives
Will not allow Ru NJ Ter 10 see her,
much less let them call at the house.
Elders Fullmet ana Vincent fortunate.
~ met the good old soul one DAY, aud
though che 10 80 yesrs Of nge, she il
very active, aud retains every faculty
Of youth. Her expressions TO the
Elders provo her integrity 10 the 30 .
pei. Her name IL Anuie Miller she
l. now residing with Mrs. Marvel, In
o. r.. Her brothers. name Ia joseph
BoulsteT, and her ntphew's Ia Alex.
sndor byOn-both Of whom went TO
Utah yeats ago. Kindly place notice
IN your columns aud ObliHe.
Mrs. AsSiE MILLER.
Per w. ID. Bowring.
T.. H.-Auy Information respecting
the matter will receive attention II
sBnt 10 w. ID. BowTiug, Box 25, Mar
snail, Logan county, q. 4.
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country wards Of the Stake tomorrow.
Tho NEWS Is requested 10 publish
the following:
The Smith quorum Of Elders Will
meet la the Eleventh ward meo'lnE
house, on Monday evening July lst' NJ
$50 pm.
The one Hundred aud Fihh quorum
NJ seventies Will meet In tho meeting
house, Sugar House ward, next Monday
night, ai O'Clock. All tho Ptiosthooi
OF tho ward invited TO DO present.
S.. Paurs chapel, Main street and
Fourth South. In cha ~ ~ ST. Pauls
associate mission. Services tomorrow,
s a. M, holy communion; p.i5 u. M,
sunday school; II o. m, morning prayer
aud sermon; 4 p. m, evening prayer and
sermon, daily services as usual.
Dr. q. A. Dorman, Of New Haven,
Conn, "tho Physician Evangelist II IN
tho city and viii deliver three Tree leo
turos A. tho y. NJ. e. A. Tho first Will
DO tomorrow a = M, and Will ho for
mon only, subject, "Secfot Sins " Dung
Men, from a medical standpoint, The
other two Lectures arc for both aeNns.
Monday eyonlng tho topic Is, Tho Et,
fools Of Alcohol ON tho Mind aud BODY
Tuesday evening, "Whito Coinn Sorrows
aud Funeral TOrchos." All Of those adj
dresses arc illustrated with larger charts,
and tho reputation Of the lecturer IL such
that II Is safe To say ttch, IL la store for
all who attend.
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Myriice LaDue, Minnie l.. Noble,
Hiha R,Dsrfy, Aunis Bfunton,
AurA G. Ptlce, Alioo Bru-
nsau, Eugene II. Bfuneau, Della
Green, Helen X. Bruneau. Edith
MeLsiland, Gfacs Thaysr Goold,
Ufaes II. ,3tancniislj, R5se II. Lar.
son, Winfield Anderson, winlited
FELL, l. ulso II. Harrison, Carlo NJ.
Fell, May G. Goddard, Lotle Asgin'
son, Clara a. Staw, Harriet l.. Tut
ner, MARY l.. BJwoft, Bertha Pixioy.
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Tho direct line 10 Kansas City, ~
Louis and Atlantic sSAooard, Ia via
the Missouri Psoihc Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping Rnd chair
cars, and all connections made in
Union dspots In the day time. II you
are going East and care for n daylight
ride through tho grandsst scenery OF
tho Rocky Mountains en- route, zee
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair cars
positively free TO holders OF regular
ifain tickets,
+. V. DERRAH, g. II. 4 PA,
81 MorlAn Block, salt LAKE City.
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How often this expression Is heard
you when you feel ,hus, and should not
DO triiled with. 1hOrO is but ono remedy
that can permanently O 70 you, DR..
David Kenuody's FavOrito Romody.
made at Rondout, y. y, a vegetable
compound endorsed by the medical pro-
icssion. DruEgisls sell It one dollar a
bottle,
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A Plea for Dcliycrance.
MARSHALL, Logan County

o. L., June "a, 1895.
LditOr Dessrel hegE
Lam requested to drop you a line or
two In behalf Of tho lacy Ia question,
as che receives very cruel treatment
tfem the daughter she 10 residing with,
owing 10 her religious belief. The
lady Joined the Church Of Jesus Christ
OF Latisr-iGy SAINTS In early days,
going through many Of the trials OF
NauvOo, etc. Sue has relatives In
Utah aud wants TO mud them. she
draws n pension OF about so every
three months, anu II amply hblo TO
support hersslf, but wants 70 gather
with the saints. We get our inioTma'
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OESERET EVENING NEWS.
s,,urgny. Juu. 40. 1893
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

Regular services Of tAo Church Of
Jesus Christ OF Latter.day Saints will
be- held tomorrow q, . O'clock in tue
Tabernacle; Sunday schools In the
various Wards at 10 a.m. ,and meetings
In the city Ward Assembly Rooms aud
adjacent wards ~ fcllowG
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Taylor, R1musy, Armstrong Go. ars
still determined to have n complete
stock, for they have Just received ar
other car OF cash and doors ana several
cars OF finishing lumber, Oregon hr and
common pine. But prices aru AT bed
Fnnk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-29

Utah Commercial ana savings hank,
general banking business; pays gor
cent on deposits. +. Armstrong, Presl.,
p. W. MadsOn, ylcs Pf st., J, IL. Jen.
hinge, cashier.
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White & Sons CO.
GENERAL MARKET,
~ and I'd w First South
THE LETTER C

Stands for groceries. So do We .un
year round, aud for lirstclass groes,io'
at that Groceries are to eat and ,ybs,
IS to eat should never rank below a,
The quality Of groceries canno, be ,s,.,
pered with. With us quality is alv,y.
nigh Any article we sell is top qualIty
Buying groceries from Us insures , v.,i
supplied table and gives you the bsBss,
Of the lowest prices obtainabls sp,.
where for high grade goods. whelbs,
farm. garden or dairy products. canned
fruits, and vegetables, ilayon. extract
sugars, teas, coiIees. spices, rel..b..
sauces, and staple and fancy gro,,ri.,
generally. ''''-'
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nurIiBEisa Route OiDinz Cars.

Tho burlington route is the only
line running dining oars on the "a
IA carte" plan, between Denver and
Omaha, Kansas City and Chicago.
Passengers have to pay only for what
they eat. be SURE that your tickets
read via the burlington route.
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Gail up Telephone No. 7Sand va will
fetch your horse ami shoe II. Prices
reasonable,
Pendlston & Spior,. 42s South State.
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Big stock OF WORLDS FaIrgoodi JusI
SHiytd, Gt 2ll State 81.
NJ. WEBER,
WARREH PAUL.
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Weber Coal Company sell Lump
Coal .. $500; Stove, s4.60;N ~, $500.
Clean cOni and mil weight. Tel All.
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GARFIELD EEACn TRAINs.

You will save money by lrAling with
the old Godbe Pitts Drug Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-29

A dream Of delicious ilavors Is the
cake ami pastry prepared with DIT.
Prices Baking Powder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-29
Saltair Beach.
TIME CARD.

Fare for the round trip, so cents.
N. w. CLAYTON, Mgr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-29

All the Pinkefinb's In the land
could not detect flaw Ia Dr. PrIct's
Baking Powder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-29

Take all your prescriptions to old
ssliable Godbe Pitt Drug Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-29
Cure that cough with Godbo Pits
cid time Cough Balsam-noVsr falls.

Keep your deeds and other 1Aluablei, ~,
1ion's HGvibg, HAnk A Trsst Ca hsnt ~
tho year onlY sm0unts 10 few cents 20,
month. Ladies specially invited 70 eAA ava
SEQ NAulta
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-29

Ask your grocer Tor Aiacoudray
& Co.'S. NJ, NJ. roS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-29

Get your abstracts Of title at the
County Recorders Ofice. They sre
inside directly from tho original rec
oTds. w. SCOTT CRIsMOS, Recorder.