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POLICE AGAIN CALICO OUT.
Ital..u Strikers Attack Those Who
Took Their Places.

PITTS1URG, Pa, August l3.-One hun
drcd and fifty Italians employed on the ex-
cavat.ons for the conduit in Allegheny
strucl. yesterday for an advance of twenty
1--we cents per day in wages. Other men
Tere secured to take their places. and to-
eay the strikers tried to drive the new men
ara. stones, clubs and revolverS were
Freely .ISed and two Italians whose names
could no: be learned had their heads split
open in TIE melee. The mob was dispersed
ty the police.
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Bcaue.t. Made by Charles A. Be.van..

Requests Made by Charles A. Beavans.
The late Charles A. Beavans, by his will
made June %, 1892, and filed for probate
today, beaur athed $500 to the Little Sis
tiers of the Poor; $500 to st. Josephs Male
Orphan Asylum; 500 to Rev. S. F. Ryan,
pastor of the Immaculate Conception
Church, to be applied toward the support
of the church or the schools connected
with it. as he may elect and $500 to the
pastor of ST. Peters Roman Catholic
Church i'll Liberty town, Frederick county,
Md, to be applied toward keeping a family
burial lot in proper condition
The greater portion of the remainder of
the property of the deceased, including
houses 6l2, 614 and SIG G street northwest
is left to his daughter, Mary Corinne
Beavans, who is named executor. A
number of others are also remembered by
generous requests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-08-13

A dispatch from Newport. r. L., dated
yesterday, says:
The family of Capt. H. c. Taylor, U. S.
N, president of the War College, are all in
bed ill from something they ate for dinner
on Saturday night. They include Mrs. Tay-
lor and two daughters. A guest, J. d. Nc
Carly of Baltimore, partook of the same
meal and is also i'll. All were taken violent
ly sick soon after dinner. They were soon
relieved, and today were materially better.
Capt. Taylor is Washingtonian, and he
and his family are well known here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-08-13

The charge of criminal libel made in
warrant against A ]. Boyer. editor and
publisher of the United American, will, it
was arranged today, be heard in the Police
Court Thursday, when Mr.. Boyer will ap-
pear in court.
Mr. Cornelius D. Kenny, the tea merch-
ant, whom, according to the charge, the
article was intended to injure, is in Balti-
more, as are other witnesses. It is under
stood they will probably come mere Thurs
day, when the case will be tried.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-08-13
ALL FOR QUAY.
Captures the Delegates From the Nor
ristoyvn Convention.

riHfOVvn COnVcnfiOn.
YOUNGSTOWN, August 13.-The repub-
lican county convention for the elec ton of
seven delegates TO the state convention, to
be held in Harrisburg August 2Sth,
was held in the opera house here today,
and the following delegates, all for Quay.
were elec ted: Thomas H. Barker, Addison
FL peheimer. Louis NJ. Kelly. John h.
Lieht, William f. Nail, Thomas P. Scott
and William Teas. OF the 80 delegates
Quay received 1870 and Hastings 1O2
\ resolution opposing Cameron to a re-
election to the United States Senate was
offered by F. +. HObson of Collegeville.
but was laid on the table by vote of
123 to SIS.
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SMALLPOX AT EAGLE PASS.
Deaths Among the Returned COlonists
Average Four Day.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas August 13.-Of
the $40 negroes confined in the government
quarantine camp at Eagle Pass 120 are af-
fiicted with smallpox. The deaths average
about four daily. The balance of the 500
rations furnished by the United States gov
eminent to Consul Sparks for the use of
the refugees has been turned over to DR..
Evars, state quarantine officer of the quar-
antine camp, for use there, it being found
impracticable to forward them to the starry
ing negroes in Mexico.
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The Animal Extract Cases.

Arguments in the suit In equity OF tho
Columbia Chemical Company against Dr.
William A. Hammond. involving the manu-
facture of certain animal extracts which
were begun yesterday before Judge Cole.
occupied the entire session of the Equity
Court today.
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THE MORA CLAIM.

1t VIII Be Paid without Interest in
September.
MADRID, August 13.-At a meeting Of
the cabinet ministers today it was decided
to pay the Mora claim, in a lump sum, in
September, without interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-08-13
ATTACKED by BULGARIANs.
Wholesale Murder and Arson Charge
Against Them.

Against Them.
CONSTANTINOPLE, August Is. - The
Vail of Salonica telegraphed that a Bull
garian band, numbering about 1000 men,
attacked the village of Janakli, in the dis
trict of kirdiali. and burned 800 houses.
The Bulsarians are also said to have kill
ed twenty-five of the inhabitants of ia
nakli.
The vail of Adrianople has sent similar
dispatch. but he thinks that the accounts
OF the affair arr probably exaggerated.
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All Oh Duty.
An 1nauest Til. Afternoon.

Coroner Glazebrook will hold an inquest
this afternoon upon the body of Sarah
Sturdivant, the little child that was killed
by falling from a window at the Cilildren's
Hospital yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-08-13

Peter s. Browning. who was arrested On
complaint Of b. F. Engle on charge of
embezzlement. was acquitted in the Police
Court this afternoon.
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AGAIN THE NIAGARA WINS.
The Crack American Yacht Shows til
Others Her Heels.

Others Her Heels.
SOUTHAMPTON. August 13.-Niagara,
Audrey. Luna and Isolde started this
morning over the same course as yesterday
from Calshot Castle, in a race under the
auspices of the Castle Yacht Club, this be-
ing the second day of the regatta of that
organization. The course is twenty-five
miles hong. Niagara got the lead at the
start. and won the race. Audrey and Luna
finished second and third, respectively,
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Quiet at Winston.

WINSTON, N. c., August 13--Everything
is quiet here today. There was no indica-
ton last night Of a repetition of Sunday
nights riots.
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Government Receipts.

National bank notes received today for
redemption. $224, S66 Government receipts
From internal revenue, s253.573; customs,
$4o6 296; miscellaneous, $26,612.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following are the opening. the high
est and the lowest and the closing prices
of the New York stock market today, as
ported by Corson g. Mccartney, members
New Yor'g stock exchange Correspondents
Messrs Moore & Schley, No. so Broadway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-08-13
The Corcornn Estate.

The sixth account of William C. Fill, sur
viving executor of the estate of the late
w. W. Corcoran, has been approved and
passed by the Probate Court.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
TOSIny's Orders,

The Commissioners today ordered:
That about two hundred and fifty feet of
pipe sewer in Sherman avenue. leading from
Garfield Hospital. be Reconstructed; esti-
mated cost, $500, chargeable to appropria-
ton for Sherman avenue.
That catch basin be constructed at the
northwest corner of 18th and Seaton streets;
| estimated cost, s15. chargeabIe to current
appropriation for main and pipe sewers.
| That the public well at the southwest
| corner of 4th and I streets northeast be
| filed and abandoned; estimated cost SIS.
That D street between 18th and 18th
| streets northwest be paved under appro-
priations for improvements and repairs.
| 1898.
manholes be constructed in street south
east between 18th and 10th streets; esti-
| mated cost, S1,15660, chargeable to current
| appropriation for main and pipe sewers.
| That fifty feet of twelve-inch sewer be
| constructed across 18th street northeast
| from the present fifteen-inch sewer as
| an outlet for the sewer proposed to
| be constructed along the west side of
| 18th street; estimated cost, including the
| erection of two manholes, SAT, chargeaol ole
| to current appropriation for main and pipe
sewers.
| That catch basin be constructed at the
northwest corner of 9Th street and Penn
| syivania avenue northwest; estimated cost
| $50, chargeable to improvements of streets.
| That cement sidewalk be laid in front
| of lot g. block 81, Columbia Heights, under
| the provisions of the permit system, at an
estimated cost of s4654.
| That 10 feet of twelve-inch and ten-inch
sew er and one manhole be cons tructed in
| the west side of New Hampshire avenue,
| and of 18th street northwest between Ore
| gon avenue and 7 street, chargeable to
! current appropriation for main and pipe
| sewers.
That cement sidewalk be laid in the
east side of Connecticut avenue between
| r and S streets, under the provisions of
! the permit system.
All Oh Duty.
| All of the Commissioners were on duty
| today and when the afternoon session of
| the beard was called all responded.
| Transferred to -bc Fire Depa tment.
| e. B. Hesse. employed as clerk in the
police department, has been appointed a
clerk in the District fire department in
| place Of Mr. H. F. Ash.
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Grain and Cotton Markets.

Cotton and grain markets, reported by W. B.
Hbbs, stock, grain and cotton broker, 1921 st.
GRAIN.
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either grAtIa or At halt the usual
charge. The NEws representative
hustled an impfoviseJ sorchtstfa, con-
sistlng of the stock dram aud n bell,
which did yeomau services In the hands
~ the ever present small hoy. Mr.
heavots kind offer TO got out On
me sidewalk and (w)ing n
lovel being declined with econ.
rbere were xix horses on the
program, but the fret two
introduced nne black mare owned
by Mt. DsArmonI aui n chestnut the
property q Officer Shame, pfovoi
20 untfaciable ~ TO furnish the best
shsw OF tvs entire tcaton. In tbs
hanjs OF Mr. Beaver. the professors
understudy, both horses being imbued
vi the desire TO take reserved -enis
which occasioned sevefal lively scatter
ingr.
Taughber era iuated with honors In
the sntckeI raklng department, Car.
pentef collected the reserve seat stubs
rom all save the ,quluts, whilu
CHARLIE Smith INDUCED In oratofy ami
cigarettes ut the door. The net pre-.
ceeds which will be donated to n de.
serving cnarlty amounted 1, $685.
Professor Gleason leaves for Chicago
tomorrow 10 MI n months engage
ment In tho Windy city, where ne
feels con fident he will not leave 81 900
behind as he Gays lie has done here.
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Relief Society Conference.

The general conference OF the Relief
Society will be held In the Salt Lake
Assembly Hall In this oily, on Tn urs-
day, October ard, 1895, meetings CON-
mencing q, 10 a.m. anu 2p.m. o. usual.
II IL earnestly desired that there should
bs \ representation from the Relief
Society OF every stake OF Zion and
from,eaoh society witnin the several
Stakes. All arc corJislly Invited TO
attend the conference, aud especially
tho members Of this important organi-
ration.
One or more Of the Fire., Presidency
will be present aud address the Confel-
enco In the afternoon.
ZIsA u. n. yoUSo, President.
JANE =. RICHARDS.
BAThsIIRBA w. sMIIH,
COuuIslors.
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rnl,.ra.. snow L,nim.n,.

Mr.. Hsmiltou, Cambridge, ILL.,,
ssyG / mad the rheumatism 40 bad
could not raise my hand 10 my heat.
Baiidra's Snop LiHMeHt has entirely
cured me. take pleasure In inform
Ing my nsighbore and irlends what II
has done tor me. ChaS, Handlsy,
CLERK for Lay & Lyman, kewanss,
Ill.,, advises ia Sa0ig Lintncnt CURED
him of Rheumatism. Way not try
~ II will surely 90 you sooc. IL cures
all iuiiAnmaiiou, WOUNDS S,res, Cuts,
SpreiDr, etc. SOLD b. Y. G.. N. l.
Drug Department..
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THE WORLDS OLDEST MAN.


The oldest man In the world, II IL
said, IL n citizen OF Bogoia, In the 70.
public OF Salvador. He declares that
lie 10 1855 yeats old but from the tales
his neighb,rs aud relatives tell, he is
much older than he claims to be.
He Is half.breed Indian and spau-
lard, and his namo is Michael S1lis.
He lives with an old planter named
Luis Hernandez. who 10 himself 80
years OF age. Hernandez says that ~
long ago ms he can remember old
Michsel was known ~ q man far pas /
tbs century mark. II has also been
ascettained direct from the records
trat cone Michael Soils, n man now
l25 year, OF age" contributed ten days
WORK toward building tue Franciscan
convent, which was erected In Sau
sebastian In 1912. ma IL really true
that tho old patriarch was l25 years
old In 1879, he has now passed the
second century nils post AMI IN fast
winding out thu nrst decade OF tho
third.
Doctors who have lately made .
study Of the Gaze VI this doubls cen.
turian say that there IL not an ounce OF
meat on his bones anu that the fkiD,
which resembles parchment, IL drawn
90 tightly over his frame tnat II can.
got DO plnched up between thumb aud
logger. He IL unable 10 walk, but has
good hearing and aound eyeslght Ani
a large crop OF perfectly snow.white
hair and beard. - New Orleans
Picsyune.
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OESRRET EVENING NEWS.
MEDICAL SOCIETY ADJOURNS
After HaYinl Sp'nt a Very Enjoyable
Time.
Eteetoi OF anHcsrs - banquet aud
Ladies' ntc'p
ton.

After the NEWS went to press yes.er'
day the following were admitted ns
members Of the Utah State Medical
soolet;:
o. q. orm,bY, L1g'n; Fred W.
Taylor, Prove; q. Is. Pnu,z, s. l..
Richards, J. J. MoAchrau, l.. 3. Cant.
well, II. +. Moitey, Mauil.
ELECTION % OFFICERS.
The president thsn annodnced that
the elscllon OF officers for the ensuing
year was In order aud the following Ia
the results
President, Walter II. Pike, Of Provo;
fret vlcs.presi lent, q. W. Perkins, O.
Ogden; second president, J. 4.
Rich fds, Of Salt Lake; treasurer, &.
NJ. Wilson, Of Park CITY, secretary, J..
n. Harrison, OF salt Lake; board OF
censors, Dn. Bower. Gsegor, Ewing,
Beatty and Jonss.
DR.. A. &. Ewing, q. Hughes aud IL.
/. Thorn were named n the board VI
trustees.
A vote Of thanks was extended to
the retiring officers OF the society for
their faithful iab1u; aisi TO the City
Council and Rev. McNleos for couf-
tssies show ., after which the following
resolution wi. offered by DIR. Wilcox
aud adopted:
Ro,olved, That II DO tue sonto OF this
society that every inombor Of II interest
himself personally In securing the cleo.
ton Of mon for tho noxt Legislature who
favor the maintenance Of a high stand
ard Of medical excellence In tho State OF
Utah, and That no continue TO use his in-
fluence.
Tho ffst ANIMAL mo illng WAS then
declared adjourned i1t one year TO
meet NJ the same place.
BANQUET AT THE KSuTsFoRD.
In thu evening the society members
and friends met In tho pariors OF tue
Knutsiofd hotel TO enjoy n banquet
given by the local physicians to tneir
visiting friends. An excellent menu
was served ana pariaken OF, after which
DR.. Bnoon, the retiring president,
Introduced Dr. Worthingion rs toast
master.
Ina fow we'll chosen remarks, Dr..
wertbington entertained tho guests,
ana the following toasts were afterward
responded te: Tue State Medlosi 81
ciety, DIR. A. =. Bowor,; Oar Guests,
DIR. \. Ewing; Utah Ms n Sanitarium,
Mayor II. N. BiskiD; fuict. Mountain
Medical Association Of the Future,
DIR. Philo NJ. Jones; Oar functional
aud Huns nitarian Institutions, Dr..
J. r. M,lispaugh; 10 to for Doctors,
DR.. Charles W. Wilson; Ladies, Pro-
iessionally and othorwi,e, DR.. q. NJ.
wil,on.
LADIES INCEPTION.
4, A reception was tendsred TO tbs
Waiting IsJirs Of the State Medical
society, by Mrs. Dr. A. Z. Ewing, al
her home on south Fifth East street,
yesterday afternoon. IL was very
unique affair ana was highly enjoyed
by tnose present.
Mrs. Ewing was assisted In Tscsiv-
Ing her guests by Mrs. Samuel
Hughst, Mrs. Baldwin and Mn.
Charles q. Plummsf, Wills assistance
In the dining room was given by Mrs.
Ira Lswir, Mrs. Druehi. Miss Hose
, and Miss Cotton.
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We guarantee MS 10 DO the beat
CJu0h syTup Manufactured In tue
wnsis vide world. rhis IL ssyipg a
great deal, hut IT'S true. For Con.
sumption, C0ughr Code, Sore
Throat, 5cte Cheai, Pnoumonls, Bfor-
chits, Asthmp, Croup, Whoopina
Cough, and I'll dlssas,s OF tho Thfrs,
and bungs, wo pOftipey DvufaStoe
BaHofd's Horehguad Syrup TO be witn.
oot VA tglsi VA tHs wnyie face OF the
giote. II support q this statement
We refer % every individual WHO hAs
aver astd D., aud 10 every druggist VAC
hns ever sold n. such evideucs 10 ir-
1ispuiablr. Sold b. Y. @. NJ. !. Drug
Depaftmest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-03

The direct line TO Kansas City, st.
Louis and Atlsntlc teaooard, Is via
the Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
oar, and all connections made In
Union depots In the day time. Ii you
aru going East and care for n daylight
ride through the grandest scenery Of
tho Rocky Mountsins en- route, see
that your ticket reads via Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair cars
positively free TO holders Of regular
train tickets.
II. Il. KoosER, q. r. 4 p. A.,
q MorlAn Block, Salt Lake CITY.
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EISTEDDFO Cd!
TABERNACLE, Thursday Friday and Saturday Oct g. and

FIRST PERFORMANCE THURS.
DAY AFTERNOON, 1850 n M.-Which
VIII Include contesi. In no following.
Bands, Poems, Ladies' Qnarieiie. Reel
tauon, Tenor Solo, Conlralio solo. Ward
ChOifs.
SECOND PERFORMANCES, THURS
DAY NIGHT, 7i30 y. M.--Conic.ts In
iho following; Ladies' Chorus. Welsh
hssay,. Male Quarte,io, soprano solo.
Engll.h E'say, Plano Solo, iibieto,
Male Chorus
THIRD PERFORMANCES, FRIDAY
NIGHT, no 4. M.-Contest A. follow:
baritone so,o. Tenor and soprano Duct,
Harp sole, Grand Choral Contest.
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A sound Liver ,Ial.o. We'll ,ian.

Ate you Bilious, C6nstlpated OF
troubled with Jaupdioe, Siek Head.
ache, Had Taste Ia Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue. Dyspepsih,
Indigestion, Hot Dfy Skin, PGin ~
Back and bvlwcon the Shoulders, hills
and Fever, etc. II you bavs any OF
these symptoms. your Livor Ia out ~
order, aud your blood ~ slowly being
polsonsd, becauso your Liver DOES NOS
act properly. hEnnfSE will oure any
disorder Of the Liver, stomach or
Bowels. IL hts no equal 10 Liver
Medicine. Price rs cents. Foe trial
bottles at Y. G. NJ. 1. drug store.
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Y. l.. n. MI. Notice.

A meeting OF the stake officers Of
Y. l.. N. NJ. |. A., will be held saluT-
day, Oct. 9th, nj the residence Of Mrs.
NJ. Y. DJugali, opposite West Temple
gate, Immediately alter the close OF the
afternoon services in the tabernacle.
ELMINA 3. TAYLOR,
Pfesi gent.
ANNIE NJ. Cannon,
Secretary.
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j. W. Whitehead Jr., agent for the
celebrated Diamond Coal, oiiicc 10
West, End south Street, first door
west Of Walker Bros.' bank. New
yards 332 south, 3rd West street.
Telephone No. COS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-03

", 70 viii find the lar.,s. rore.,;.
un'o delioacies IN Uja5. A siiiiuon Of
{ u, delicaeie7 Is like hons, '' .', Silb'
uecoiaiio1s and q dIscour g,,,, ".,noul
Tue appetite Much sa lsl,c,'',' y. 10
housekctptr Is IN the knovisd.a' 70 lNe
the choices, preserves. isn,s ,lat
sauce, and ftiishes are a., cues
s y S. lpsnrles within such easv go., ~
a. dthc edlstance from your LoBs.e ~.
our store. II will cost YOU mrc" i'.. o
nuy these products Of rs than il va.i3
TO make them for yowsel IN ss Wo '...
thing q lhe labor involved in m. ~ 6. no
aNon. save time, trouble, and r5g1,,
ny ordering your preserves. rcii ~
pickles, etc. OF US. '-''''iei,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-03

The Burlington route 10 the only
line running dining oars on the "a
u carte" plan, between Denver and
Omaha, Kansas CITY and Chicago.
Pssssngsrs havs TO pay only for wha,
they eat. Be sure that your ticket,
read via Tho Burlington route.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-03

Utah Commercial aud savinEs Hank
general banking husinsss; pays o per
cent on depoSits. h. Armstrong, Pfesi.,
T. w. Madison, yice'Prist., J. l.. Jeu'
hinge, cashier.
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sAii LaLr rIly nreuiuH Co.

To cur many customers snd friends.
who will visit the city during Confer
once, We extend q cordial Invitation 10
call and 500 u. Otiire hnd brewery
locsied At corner Tenth Fast nnd Fiith
South streets. JACOB MoRi12,
Mauager.
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Cure that cough with Godbe Pitts
cid time Cough BslsAm-nevsr falls.

KEN year deeds and other ,Aluabiss. IN.
2ions savisIs Rank Trust %, Rent by
ihe rear onlf smounts 10 few cents per
uoa,h. LAdiss specially Invited 10 call and
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Coal.

A guarantee woes with every load Of
coal cold by ID. J. Sharp. ONCE 70
South, Main Street. Telephone No.
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CAL up Telephone No. 7sand we will
fetch your horse and shoe H. Prices
reasonable.
Pendlston 4 Spier,. 42s South State.
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An American noau,y

MI HHHFFE'HH UNNUff
With 20 cent purchase. Special sale
Toilet 3 APPS.
Bentley & Hin, Druggists, Postofiieo
corner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-03

Wien BABY was sick, We gave her ca'iorla.
When ahe was q child, she cried for CasioriA.
When she bocan o Miss. thc chung to Casy,ria.
When Ihe had Children, shs gays them castoha-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-03

NadJi, a dslighliul perfume, 20 cents
Per ounce, regular price 90 cents.
Bentley & Inn, Druggists, Postofiier
corner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-03

Cat your abstracts q tile ut the
County Recorders Once. They are
niado directly from the original rec
oIts. w. sCorr CEisuoS, Recorder.
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Weber Coal Company ssll Lump
Coal 81 $500; Stove. $3.50; N nj. $500.
Clssn coal and full weight. Tel All.
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Coal.

d. J. Sharp handles all kinds Of coal,
coke and charcoal. Colorado Anthrs-
cite, all sisss, Se.75 per ton. ONCE 70
South, Main Street. Telephone No.
400
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-03

by oIdrTiDg your c5al from G.. IS.
Marlin. you get II clean and promptly
delivered. Office un.or MoC0rnick'e
Bauk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-03

Cleanse your Mood with Godbe Pitts
Blood Purifier, made from herbs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-03

q s. Martin always sends coal tina
Will satisfy you In every par ucular
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-03

Japanese insect powder has no equal.
SURE exterminatoT. at Godbe Pitts
drug stere.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-03
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Phone 620.bg6.