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,1.kINLrY - ID .sorEAL.r

Fighting Jimmy has his Republic
can opponents over in OHIO literally on
the run i'm the discussion of State issues
which he has forced into the campaign.
In q recent speech he reviewed the
Republican administrations financial
management Of the State and showed
by producing the figures i'm q mas-arly
argumer- that there had been great eX-
travagauce and waste Of public money.
At Caldwell the other day Mckinley ct
tackled 4Ir. Clmpbeus veracity. de-
claring that the figures he produced
were false. This statement Of their
idol was taken up by the Republican
press throughout Ohio and Mr. Camp
bell was blackguarded from one end Of
he State to the other.
But the rash author of the Mckinley
.uiquity has been forced to eat his
words .n public and The 8. o. p. Of Ohio
Is IN deep mourning. IT'S Governor
stands convicted OF the most unpardon-
able ignorance of the finances Of his
own administration. A report or the
incident says tha, the friends Of the
Democratic standard bearer are jub.-
lan- over the result not only because no
scored his point and proved that there
was extravaganza. but because he made
h.s pol.1cal antagonists, who were dis
c1uroous enough TO denomuate him q
liar. ear ,heir words, iuCt as NE said he
would The news thar Governor lIc-
Kinlsy had thrown up the sponge sim
ply as,oulded the leaders of his party.
and they are in a very unpleasant raml
Of mind. The report Of his virtual
apology as given in the leading Repub-
hcan papers is as follows:
erriug to Campbelrs statement that
Dc lNchMeyl had wuruly falsuul and
nl.s ID'resen,s some matters n his C-.i-
Wen Speech Dice made this correction The
ueuree given .n his Caldwell So erOl ls to-
me M lu-tn Dizziness were given ON the
gam -t.1cN me 1oN ernor requested
the Auditor Qt state to go over Che figures
uru compare them lEail cars fully Upon
his arrival here to-day hc received a. tei.-
gram from -le Auditor OF state saving
that Damunelis figures ass given iu the
enquirer nL yesterday were SIn=t lrtilLlv
correct Governor Mckinley said chat in
q cauraieu before the people Poe believed
in absolute honesty and fairness and for
th2t reason DE made This correction"
IL appears that Mr.. Campbell had as
serted chat if Governor Mckinley did
no, reply De would hold him up to the
public as guilty o. willful deception.
Coupled with This was O challenge TO
General Bushnell 20 prove the figures
that he has been paradiug concerning
Che national debt and the reductions
ana additions made thereto by both
parties. Governor Mckinley saw chat
E.s position was uutenable. and. like
the tabled "coou" in the backvoods
Story. DE came down before the gun
was pointed That he was deliberately
deceived by some one there can be no
d5ub, and it is not unlikely thar this
somebody viii be called TO an account
ing.
The viDdication Of Mr.. Campbell is as
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-16

SENATOR BRICE AND THE CURRENCY.
According to the way in which the
political wheel of fortune has turned in
the past in the Buckeye State. this
should be q democratic year over there.
The political fatcs manage to alternate
Senatorial f3vors in Ohio with quite
impartial regularity, and the Lesis,a-
rure Of 1895 ought to be safely Demo
cratic if there is anything IN the signs
on the political horizon.
lIr. Calvin s. Brice. Of Lima. is a gen
Ieman who it is remarked. makes up
abundal.ly in brains whatever he may
lack in beauty. He is now. as he has
been consistently during his term as
Senator q sound money" man. The
brilliant and able statesman from Ohio
desires Co have his hands held up by
an Democrats who believe that the ma
lions credit should be maintained.
Senator Brice stands for that principle
i'm the present campaign, and the Demo-
cracy of Ohio win nor be led away by
any deludins defamation regarding
free coinage Of silver at 16 to 1.
The attempt 10 defeat Senator Br.ca
in Ohio on the currency question is hos
tile TO the best interests Of the Demo
cratic party. for the party, as an intelh-
sent whole. is emDAat.cally opposed to
the policy Of indatlon.
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confine city work to our own people.
He didn't believe in giving the work
out TO all sorts of hobOes.
The Chair refused to allow further
discussion without a motion. A mo-
ton to adopt was made, and after Mr..
Britt had opposed the motion as being
useless and illegal, and Mr.. Bender had
advocated it, a vote was reached and
the resolution was lost.
BY this time the First Branch had
concurred in the action of the Second
on the Gas Board appointments, and
Council adjourned.
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DIED..

TRUCHLER-On Monday, October 18th,
1885, infant son of Andy Truchler, aged 10
months.
Funeral from parents residence, No.
26O7 Eoff street, this "wednesday after
noon at o'clock. Interment at Mt. Cal
vary cemetery.
WILLS-At Grafton. ". Va. on Tues
dav. October 18th. 1895. S. c. Wills, in his
52d year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
RILEY-Saturday evening. october 18th,
1895. owen Riley.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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Foot CIT OFF.
Special to the Register.

Grafton, w. Va, October 15.-This
morning Earl Bonifeld a young man
about IS years Of age, employed in light
ing and extinguishing the street gas
Jets OF the West Grafton corporation,
while performing his regular duties at
tempted to cross the B. & o. railroad
track to put out a jet which was still
burning on the other side Of the track,
and in endeavoring to do so was caught
by a morning train, which cut off his
foot.
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: TIE REPUBLICANS SMILED
As They Confirmed the Gas Board APP
pointmetts, Last Night,

But all the Same Many ofthe Mem
bers Voted Aye With a Mental
Reservation, and With a Deter
mination to Have Revenge in the
Flu ness of Time-A Motion to
Reduce a Salary Got the Marble
Heart The Big and Little Bosses
Out in Force.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-16

Only 1900 women about one in q
hundred Of those entitled TO the fran
chise) ayailed themselves Of their priyi-
lege and voted az the recent school cleo
lions in Connecticut, which doesent
seem TO show that the ladies are very
anxious for The ballot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-16

Welcome home. victorious Martin S
Ferry ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Oh ,he
world. The neighborbOod on Oo1n
sides Of -he river is yours.
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A PATENT GRANTED.

Special to the Register.
Washington, D. c., October ia
patent was granted to-day to Mac Grippe
of Mount Granted, w. Va, for a storm
door shield.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-16

A strong delegation Of Wheeling
Democrats ought TO 90 to Beilaire TO
hear Ex-Governor Campbell next We'd
nesday. October %.
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2pbeeIin9 8e9ister
VESTVIRGIEIA PRINTING COMPANY,
PUBLISHERS AND PROPRIETORs-

The REGISTER. embracing It's several
editions. is entered at the Postoiice lI
Wheeling. ". Va. as second-clasS Iulllll.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
"TONSILINE"
THE GREAT THROAT PrVrnv

C>uickly cur5s Sore Thro.t ~.-. d,
Group. I, nsilitis and all DIX. .i...... ilH
Tor free Sample bottle at d.
GOETZE's DRUG STORE
Market and rv...-l ...
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Hu-rah for Fighting Jimmy" He
has them on The run.
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Index 20 New Advertisements
FOURTH PAGE.

FOURTH PAGE.
White and Decorated China-Ewins
Bros
For Sale-Livery Stable.
Commissioners Sale-T. 5. Riley.
Velvets-JOs. Horne & Co.
Opera H0use-Poweh.
FIFTH PAGE
Tor Three Degrees Of Weather
Baer's Clothing House.
EIGHTH PAGE.
Hats-M. j. McFadden.
Fine China Dinner Ware-otone q
Thomas. --.
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Write oar MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT for
SAMPLES and any Information. We have
thousands OF Customers that do SHOPPING
by MAIL.
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED-A GENERAL AGENT FOR
the State of West Virginia, a man with
some executive ability, large experience in
Building and Loan matters; to a compe-
tent man a liberal contract will be given
with a guarantee. Address Calvert Build
ing and Loan Association, Baltimore. Md.
seldM W
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-16

MAKES PURE BLOOD. These three
words tell the whole story Of the Won
derfUl cures by Hoods Sarsaparilla II
is the best blood purifier and spring
medicine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-16

HOODS PILLS are the best family
cathartic and liyv- medicine. Harmless.
reliable, sI-a.
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WANTED.

~>~-~~-~-~-@~-~--@-N|>|"~->-~- = =
WANTED - GIRL FOR GENERAL
homework. Apply to No. 925 Main street
oc15s
WANTED-TWO YOUNG MEN TO RUN
Is news agents on b. & O. railroad; must
have security. Apply at Union News Co.
Office, Il. * .. depot. oclleh
VNANTED-Persous wishing 10 store
w goods to call on JAMES FILAN, No.
2251 Market street. aulOe&dh
JUANTED-BOARD AND ROOMERS.
w accommodations first class, at No 1913
Market street. MRS. FALkENSrEIN.
aD2tf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-16

For the month Of August 1880, the
expcrs of manufactures from the
United States were valued at Sl9.o50,-
e24 the largest amount for @ single
month ever sent ont Of the country. The
evnors Of manufactures for the current
fiscal year viii no doubt exceed all past
years. thanks to Tariff Reform.
The cavacity for making iron in this
country has now reached an out,urn Of
100000 tons per week for the 229 fur
naces in blast. This is a jump Of $4,000
tons as compared with the output Of Oc-
tober. 1894. and marks the permanent
placing Of the United States in the lead
Of all other iron producing countries.
And the iron industry was the one that
the lorrid free trade Wilson bin was
going TO ruin!
The loss occasioned 10y the death Of
Rev. DIR. ". II. Cooke yesterday is not
that Of the Presbyterian Church alone
bur Of the whole community, and is
deeply felt by everyone who knew this
noble minister Of the gospel and kindly
Christian gentleman. Entirely unas-
Stunning. modest and genial, never OBJ
truding his priestly Office in private in
tercourse, with o warm hand-clasp and
friendly word for high and low alike,
ever ready 10 minister to the spiritual
wants Of the most lowly sinner as he
would to the highes, in the land, Dr.
Cooke was ones ideal Of Christian,
and his untimely taking off viii be
deeply mourned wherever his kindly
influence extended.
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statesmen WANTED.

WANTED N.-ENERGETIC
men 10 sell goods by sample at home, or
travel. easy seller. Staple goods. Liberal
salary or good commission. Address p.
O. Box 1l0S, New York City. ocl3W&drv
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VICTOR ATHLETIC GOODS

We take great pleasure and NOT "a .'
pride ia making the annOuncctu'u. i..
we have been made agents iu tbs '
for the above line of goods. Use "L
gladly supply any demands for the
ILLUSTRATED CArALoGUg OF
FOOT BALL. N.1n
LAWN TENNIS,
BASE BALL,
GOLF,
.,.--vxn. STRIKING BAGS. Ere
Everything guaranteed TO b. ,lr DIST o.
its kind.
STATIONS BOOK ok , ,.f
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MAE HELP WANTED.


POSITION forfew pushing statesmen. on sal
airy staple line. II YOU mean business al.
for PARTICULARS, stating age, LUKE BROS,
Chicago. se3Od&wed-ry
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EoR sALE-MIscELLANEQys.

MO ola City
V - BOOK ,IOhL
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Equal SUFFRAGE SECTION.
20 Favored Separate Submission and
90 H.n Against


Tao0 vs1ul saa.ou % tho Couil.
,uuunaI Convention today 40 uCc0un,
Of this being a lcgaf holiday. Asa
o1utqucusu There willie 5000 more sr.
si0us until M0ud1y. Toe convention
could, how yrL have tuapouIui .l.
rules nui continued lti work, but o.
huI u1 inclination 20 uYal. Many FOL.
the delegates l1ll Tor home ll.t uIsl,
aud viii ne fo.urn until MJuuay
m0fnlug. Ice tho meanwhile they
will got a apIi rast nuI cIuaulg win
their constituents Uu iuu question 0f
tho tqull suun .r artislu being iurli.
plfaluI iu iho CausUuu1H FUr the
ptopstlliln BE- not out 1t lau way YET
10 certain tuat D. will come Ip again
on motion supported by many mau-
btfs % tt.. uIHil.r iutt uyugius's lUh.
vote.
Alter tho Npws wen. 10 pre-, laf,
evening iurfU was q vulnerable Ilsrui.
Zion 1u the Nguau mY.l1n Iul separate
tubmIfsl1u guI % mutIIu by Lamuyu
% incorporate iHu tH''in section
which Lpprluui iu The uJuatltut.Yu of
ls.L was voted down, Toe yutu on
Variant 90 lIHu wac o. iUliJWt3
Aytf--A dams, BYWdlr, button,
Glars, Cmur, Cushing De nor, ~.
dnrIgr, lmrfy, Giuts, COO iwlu,
UUtn, Huyugs, HiI, Hyde, Jtmts,
kIrttl, keith, hlWtgu 70 Wtb,r,
Lambert, H. laf.ru, LuuI, Maukll.
UaH, MaIauug Mcfarland, MuTIugE
% summit Pogo, Iriru1u u GRAM,
Peterson ui -puprIr Pierce, ltIut.,
l.ysu, SHnTU, NHumu, Hp uyrf 1quif,.,
slower 7,Tuyg., THOMPSON, Nau
lIHfrr, NsTlU, MHH-ln
NHtrHAllHu, AufUuuu, Barnes,
Boyer Buu 10y, ugys, Can, CauuOu,
lulIys,r, Cuust.ufuu, tHwy, CpFi
uau, IIorg Cunningham, Driver,
EuE rIg, LyauB 70. WDbsr, Fafr,
Hammond, HIATT HAN l.y, Hoy.
borne, Howard, uuFhU., lyIus, john.
300, lkumuhl % salt Lake, Lem.
mon. Wu. Lowe, Peter Love, Love
no Cache, NuD0r Mtu.nAu, Ail,ar,
Morris, IHEYrs 0i Beaver, Mufd ct
of WgsatrU, Partridge, Peters, Pftst u,
Raleigh, Richards, l.Gas lYyuIpUu,
Robinson Ul kaur, Robinson oi
Wayne, Snow, IS Huus fhir,bOn,
Ih0rnr, Thurman, Wulu,y -jl.
raiIuu-Luwiu auI Juuy.
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MS "LUCG" TURNED AT LAST.


every man meets bis mltci como
day" Iaatutr saying thatappuos wi,h
more force perhaps 10 tho neli VI
puglll'm, than anywhere else. AZ
least tHat Is Whit young "Srts "
tgr little Denver biusrt AMI hs
.fitnIs now think. F.r several
muuihs past he has been iiIn.EtI uy
salt Lake HpYts as q IuEiiistiu pie.
umUn1.. They have arranged mh s.
Injecting" tor llm aud lnyo if..y
backed Inn with turif money. Iuu
iuvriueut Invariably proved profit.
lbI1 until last night wugn S,i.z. lu r.
Hri O. a. thu rooms Uf tho =Fll is.s
Aiuluic club vent dUWn under t|1
'urUnc blows Df "li'ucl Prince" sI.
,uUu Il Hr was "g1mU" 90 The UuI asI
succeeded tu having u draw uu.
ruuLcui, which gave him haif OF tur
sllI pune. The OJutrsl ended 10 Tao
alYlh E.ufd.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.


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.publy II.U,5r.iu.
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ialpInncv, g. m.
IN. EsWB BE- r,gugllgi Co publish
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Alsuu'--Evtua Z Utah, Fmrc.s,
I1.uy NHsru.. kufr g.. f.. Lau0u,
ifrfrIrr Whuum. William Do
]. HuuIa Hf salt LnEp, moved 10
YIUIt the UrEirtl FeutlNr, nuI I1TIr-
uuHt.ty spsffIns .u GlIbIu,e.iuE au.
ulfrU..s 90 uaI uIn nt u eve cons.
uuHU.l, Iut tuu gentleman tom sal.
LI.r Wa EgC.ytt ui uuI occurred o.
40 COLL 'Hfu Un tue passage NO lhr
iU 1.a age clause. DO was uH iuls
..H..
hsu-h.l,p, Anterior, Hanos
I'rE bHHi OBJ, Buyf, CAT Cannon,
lW4rtiHr tifHu.wuu, Cuih, Corey
t.mNs Cant tErep tunuinsu.uIt
NfIf.E al.u u.I I4uIgc, Emery
D. .lfu Egnua,Y WuUat FatE Fen.
u.s. b.NuH, b1l uIu, liHmWHui, II tris
Halliday, Hes bourne HpHhu ,NIAhta,
NF o., luus, J.uusIu, hmhtll uf salt
aHEf, hHmuIs OF Wupar Itnn0ri, o..
Iara H, LruwIu, LuwH. NIInm
tIal, rger i1hr, law M tarIg,
....sgri aa'Huyp '.Hul .IUt hrthis
HuI, MH.g HtarfH, Iu .ki UI
beaver NuuiH0l no N#lUI, MUIR
I..k @ summit rsIiIHEr, pU.rfa.
f.rfsuu, ui tAuI, Iu...Hri 90. San.
U..r. rbat0u, lBIri. Do, llUhsrIs, Nras,
l.uHrHIu, IlIuiuJ1U 90 Kane, Robin.
1000. 90 Wuyuc. SHIfal, suHH,
-vllftF, streyJl, -ymHus, Thorn .au,
IHHis.suui iuufuu, Thurman, Well,
Wulml 20.
Nue.-iisyus, ian, Page, Pierce,
ilgaurH, Ryan, SHARP -puucufstUyur
Ven li.Iu. "a.
AIa...--A4ams, Evans, Of Utah,
J..uy, Nruur ku.E G.. u. L,isf
$50 l.z, NoNoAuE lHa.rHg, NlIsu,
NafIum, WulHmI=la
l.guv1-liIwIlr,j utt0U, Cushing,
tfn.u, jane IS.
Tlo Convention thea adjourned uu
%. Monday at 100, u'.
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Ia tha IlI,fruI. aaln Of Mr.. o.
s. NrlHTuu', pTamlHrnt mufChhu
Live DaE, ruttcr tr,. Cll.i wa
stsyu with very heavy COLI. Tue
liuH boz biz Chgsi were a. severe that
40 had FpaImt and waH thfcalcutJ
with pusumonif. lliH father gave him
stvrfal large doses OF ChamyurIniu'H
Cough Remedy which broke az tho
'sugh ami cured him. AiL MCF1f.
ana says whom YER DO. chilufcu have
cf0Bp, no invariably gives them
'hAnUtrlaiu's l0ush E,ucdy, au4 2
.lHUyf cures them. Hr c1ua'dcu 10
no b.s' cuugh remedy IN tho mATgu,
FIF uals ~ tfu ..fI.
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The y. 81, aud Y. l., N, 1. Associ.
huous OF lhu Sixteenth ward will NEE.
In oonloiut session at Cue 8 .x,eunth
ward meeting house ririday next
April mn, at 1850 O'clock, AZ this will
ug the ls1g meeting OF Che soas N an
attractive pro ram has been provided
Tor aud viii include q debate upon the
questions Resolved that Immigration
Co tho United States Should be- re.
urictvI. a few select oKcrcltts by tho
young lalitg Will be- rendered IN I'd.
. ton % The debate. a cordial invite
.iuu is extended to all vino iciiIe l.
attend.
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FOR SEPARATE SUBMISSION.
NPe.chp, ndNr d ut lhr dcoilus lu
the LSpuupi uulldus Ias
AlghL

Some 5ll people assembled Of tL1
Ezp5sitl1u Building las, evening 30
ryspln'o 20 the call for mass mrollug
10 discuss tho woman sunrags question.
j. Il, Bacon was elected chairman ui
the meeting. Hon, Is, II. Roberts was
called Tor gni gaze his reasons Tor op-
y an. tho Incorporation VI a woman
outrage clause iu the Constitution. lie
was followed by judge Powers, VII
took lhf position that Tho people ri
Utah u0 not want woman ullnFH.
ID, q. ElghuUr JuHHc C.lhIru aud j.
y, X muall also spoke 90 tho subject
A resolution offered by Jake Green.
walI was adopted calling upon tue
Constitutional Convention 20 submit
tho question Of sutlrage as a srpamlv
article,
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Tie Utah WUmgu's SlIs ne riaflUu
met ghuuiay ApaI 900, lu tuy A.
sauuiy Hall Ais. saurppry in toe
chulL a large number Of mtmUrf.
81 Interested Listeners were present.
Tho sccrr,ay's report vas read anu
accepted,
Alff. b.. %, Wells gave an interesting
account VI her Welt g. Washington la
tlu Interest Ji tuu elk Industry. r1s
found senators and cUugtrssmru prptiy
vol i1i fmrd with regard 20 the indu,.
rF a tiii hAI faHrI the senate D q
tar laHt session NJ Cougtrss whiun prl.
FIlvi iur the Usinulisl muut OF i've si!E
rAIugImrnt e'.t|uu.i bat had been lot
sght ui 300 tho huufr. Mr. Cannon.
ur prtsrut delegate, had tramitoi
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Warrants have been iifuri by Con.
missioner PRATT at tho Instance o. Pro.
vision Inspector NJ Nilulet charging
w. T.. damIsju with sellluf aui n.
ID, fIcsu with uIyiug the carcass ct a
steer without 800 being properly
stamped nud thgEoi tD SNOW that IL
was sound meat aud Wholesome fgou,
as provided by the ordinance.
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Meeting, 90 the stake Ulcers ~ ih.
Young ladlu| National Mutual lu'
mont association will ur lrld Hi
5000 f.si uHDH Uf e. uufu.Hf ". 7, DHu'
all, ST.. 90 y. Wet Temple street,
b 30 Lake Clty ou Saturday, AMI.
H,B, 20 $3.50 run and -ullay, AIr.
,.h, 10 5al pm. 10 30 earnestly ur
iruI that every Stoke lhbll DO ftpt
sslicl of inuaD meeting.
II"E.A F. TAYLOR PrlHilUu'
hNN IS. tANNUst a.c. afv.
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SWISS AND GERMAN MISSION.
Change Of Address from 30 poslgss,e
10 20 ArchiYes,ra,sc.

The office AnI headquarters Of tho
Swiss auI German mission, which
have been Tor over quaiter oi ecu.
fury a. 30 Potlgusc, Berne, will be
changed, owing q the needs aud pro.
gross OF the mission, 90 better aud
more favorable quarters on tho Lot Of
May 1905, aud all communications to
thls nice anu Tor itr AtErH Will
please be- sunl 10 The following alIreHf3
GEu, & NAEUIf,
No, 30 Archiyrslrasse, higuuunielI,
Borne, switzerland.
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NOTICE
10 stake SupsrInl,nlra,' Of sunday
Schools,

AZ the general office % the UeaOrei
sunday school onion bIafI. 80. .ai
Constitution building, iuu board hn'
aruty.'Iuf bundled sunday tch0U
Hs b1 ks Tor fre distribution among
Hr yau.ua sunday .rI|uls, the pro
alta telling hastd ullu tho last aunus
sunday school report
stake auptflutuuIrnia, cr sons per.
lus authorized uy them, eau call a,
me- general illcs any uwrduriug Con-
lItuce 10 receive IRON the Eonnisi
cirtry the song uI"ka ~ tho Sun.
.r 20 schools nf the various SiaaUa.
Your bfc rfpu,
GTuU4H % CAsSuS,
GmU4I GODDARD,
KARL 90. MAEsIE,
.H eril EuIcuulculuugy OF sunday
HUU8uIH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-06

The Sslt Lake Ice Co., telephone o.
Ardnei'l Ice Factory, sucDfs - g.
the douucI Mountain Ice a Cold
Storage Go, Bee sure % foud your
orders 90 N. IuEo no chance ON In
purtlUs. Come aud visit uur factory.
SALT LAKE lee Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-06

The wife OF Nr. ID. Robinson, a p,r.'
uluent lumhefmaa a. HaTtwloh, n,
", was siCk ultH Thuumatlam for Nv.
months. In spuakIur 1fii, Mr R3biu.
s1u tAyG "thamhrTl8ln'a Pain halw
H the only thing tnst gave her Any
us' fom pain. Foe The relief Of pam
.' can not be- uear.n May yory u'"
'ssss Il rhJumsUHm hive bean cure
81 IT, For shlu AZ 900 cents ps; Ol'l.'
ny dTuggisIF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-06

The burlington route h the only
line running dining clIB on tho -
Il carte" plHu, between Denver and
Omaha, Kansas Guy and Chicago,
Passengers have 90 pay ouiy Tor what
they eat. 30 sure that your tickets
read via the Huntington route.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-06
The Worid'S Egir TeSis
showed no baking powder
so pure or so great In icgy.
calgg power Us fhs Royal


Twenty different f.rH ~ 9uFsI ~,
suFry., prstt1ts, Wagons, Care,
f.r h.uEuwu .TIH..
fi.luHrl. N Moo .ulufHr .b4 s1u.H
Fret Wei.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-06

500 special Inducements Of
Now York Cash Store, in adj
vertls oment on page II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-06

4 cup OF paTkP Tea at night moves
tho howels in tho morning. For sale
by Il. j. Hill IS Co., auI Nellen Iuu'
son Drug GO,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-06

Have your watch repaired at fur
bhughe, 10 McCnrniok Block,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-06

a Newman Bru's. organ; used short
time; for 0Ais or light buggy. Room ],
Walker Brof. BauE BUILDING.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-06

Beet Shg. e., .-uI O. N, 10. o.
fluurlnr am Rusu,, i--.5U ". Nnl.,
!2.gj urr uvt lvrp tlt. = else ~,
Bo.hwrl g. MCCuusughy, 232 GuuIh
Fifl West
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-06

Dr. Anderson, Of the University of
California, TupurIs Dr. Prices Baking
Powder absolutely puro,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-06

You will save money by triIinE with
tho old d1lte ".i's Dug Go.