davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-23
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC. COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

nISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN ga
II Francisco for ports in Alaska, A. NJ, Sz1sAzsg
May 90 June A, g. 19, "a. July s. 9, 10, "a.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
May 10, 20, 25 30, and every fifth day thereafter
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay, steamer Pomona
Wednesday, May Is and 22, and every Tuesday
thereafter at p N.
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports
May l3. Il, u, 25, 80 and every fourth day there
after A. N.
For San Diego, stopping only at Port Hartford,
Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles Redondo Uos
Angees) and Newport, May Is, -, %, ~ 81. and
every fourth day thereafter at IL a. N.
Steamer Pomona Saturday to Monday excur-
sion TO Santa Cruz and Monterey.
For ports,sln Mexico 10 A.. NJ, 25th OF each
month, steamer Willamette Valley.
Ticket Office-Palace Hotel, New Montgomery
street.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., General Agents,
10 Market ST.. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-23
O. r. g. N. T2 HAb PQaTtAND asF6kH!

CTEAMSHIPs ART FROM SPEAR
- street wharf at 10 A. every five days. con-
Meeting at PORTLAND with direct rail lines TO all
points in OREGON, WASHINGTON, IDAHO,
MONTANA, and all Eastern points, including Chi
cago, New York and Boston.
State of California sails May 9, 19. 29, June g.
Oregon sails May A, IA, "a, June 3.
Fare in cabin, including berth and meals, SIS 90;
Steerage. 81 so: Round trip, S25 20.
For through rates and all other information apply
TO the undersigned.
GOoDALL, PERKINS & Co. FRED. f. Common,
Gen'l Supts, Gen'l Agent.
10 Market st. 1S Montgomery ST.
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COMP ACME EGENERiLE ETRiNSATLANTIQU

French Line to Havre.
GOMPANY'S PIER (NEW), AZ NORTH R~0
" River, foot of Morton ST. Travellers by <32
this line avoid both transit by English railway and
the discomfort of crossing the channel in small
boat. New York to Alexandria, Egypt, via Paris,
first class $3.50; second class Sis.
LA GASCOGNE, Capt. Baudelon. .......-.......
........................ May 25, 5 100 A. NJ.
LA CHAMPAGNE, Capt. Laurent ............
......................... ..June l, 500 A. NJ
LA BOURGOGNE, Capt. Leboneuf. f..............
LA ToURAINE Capt. Santelli. .......'........
..-.June 10, S:UU A. NJ.
RE- For further particulars apply to
A. FORGET, Agent,
No. 8 Bowling Green New York.
]. f. FUGAZI q CO.. Agents, Montgomery
ave-, San Francisco.
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been m act Of Justice, honorable AMI
gallant on the part o. tue Convention
20 grant 90 the women VI Utah tho
lights they hat just bestowed in the
shape Vi "a Institutional guarantee. 90
would not cause the women OF the new
Stale % think less OF home. She bJ-
lievtd In the home. No word We
Jearer. Some m.n Huargd under tlu
idea that woman should remain shut
up ia their homes e huuufu aaH
sixiy.hve days aui niWuts iu the year
Naughiur). But the men OF Utah has
said they should 20 wherever July
called thum (applgusu). There w.s
no hardness iu bUf heart toward tho .
who " sIc opposed 90 woman suffrage.
She simply thought them mistaktu.
The speaker was looking for am
opening 80 this city a. o LADY lawyer
as cine hbJ been greatly cspiIva'uI hy
beautiful uud rgsUutCsul UuI. Ia
conclusion, she saiI she uulIuv 4 Boo
the COnstituliun of 'hy new STATE. T.
was au aUle aud uI-l.- latc instrument
-gno OF which the people ui Utah
should bn very pfUuu, aud tuunilyss
they would he. II provided Or an
economical, iuat and saic government.
sho had studied IL with great care
turing hot BujOufn hero and found
that it contained worry LITTLE II anything
that was Objectionable. 10 wussuoft IN
but one thing.
sIurcE-icll us whatit is. lLtush-
teri
rho speaker hesitatoI and thcu
finally sail that public du'oudur
should have uecu provided Tor ~ VOL
as public pfosoculor liU should be-
elected by the people suI paid by them
lust ns the highly educated, Polished
Uyllego.brUl prosecutor wac, 90 shat
the UUmmOu people might be- protected
Ia their lunlicnablu tiHhis. Al rluurs
accused Of crime would then boz .u lHU
came plane ~ equality before the law
anu it would prevent muUh malicious
persecution,
Again she thanked the Convention
lot the uuirauuhisUmuut Of her sex .n
behalf VI tbs women Of Utah, CaiI.
f5ruia and tho whole county. The
speaker then closed ny speaking in the
highest terms ui "tUu beautiful
women nui brave muu u Utsn" and
ny paying - RlOwiYg tnuut1 90 the
pioneers who came 20 these mountain
valleys under the most adverse cit-
cumslaucCs and made 10 possible Tor the
building ui such magnificent com.
muuwUalth, She assured tue delegates
lhnt they would never have oauts 10
regret their action Ia mabiug women
free aud independent like they them.
snlvcs were. To uUiuR 30 they had
Written thuir 'unmHs ga imIuTIshablu
glury.h lAppIausc.J
Tho Convention here adjourned I'm.
llI % U'pInUH fnugfFUW manning. WNUU
the Constitution Will Uu rcaI tue .ttt
limu irOm tue ungfUssud copy after
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flowers anI s1mn UulsfH nurlrrs. EIr
slaD looked very handsome BOO her
Puritan IrlsH. MlH, Newman auu NI..
Stopper were graceful alHs 2. HU. Me
pyUuf'a sweet tenor voice l.IItl good
advantage and bic sDlI wBs warmly
ry.luHhudru, HE acting too. elbows
decided Improvement HIueu hla IaHi uT.
prafHunp, Nr. ltIulu8Iu WsIU one of
the siuRiug hits OF the night, aud hi.
opening colo, 20 Admirably accompanied
uy the male ChDuut, wac tho gem uf
the opera. HU UuFht 90 pitch uig vote,
lu % higher key iu bic dialogue, % w-
ever, aud change his wig. hls make
up was more FuEguEtiVr OF NHClul
THAI Miles Stnuuisu. Mu JuuuIug-iH
Governor was well made uU aud well
acted, tut rN,CfHhly surg Why Mr.
ktUusu thaulI have Mr Jennings Sing
VI all, 10 past understanding. TIE
muslu rhuuli he cut ono bodily AiL
WrHturyul'H luIiHu was UIgtuTuHUuu,
but urvUii Of humur except 300 thu
lrllby Incident The orchestra, made
up OF special mDu1 owing g. the union
refusing 90 allow MI kIuuar 90 direct
the regular lhvltgr orchestra, can not
be called excellent. once or twice
thr uUcUTHF between Tho vlOlins and
piano were trrufc This OF UUurtv
VIII also nave uHappyAfud by tonight.
MI kT6usu and M. Lusk both deserve
spUuiul praise Tor the musical anu
stage training which all the members
exhibit.
TuE MISsIHEr,, aided by Harry
Cursor Clarke aud Oscar Ellison,
gave an excellent amateur show, auu
one that bic ths fancy " the large uu-
liunuu very haTI, IL 10 ualo 10 predict
that the remaining three nights will
bring very huNdrgm0 total into the
Golfers % tue lUun Ladies' AID ruuI.
ETY. The nut part 81 tue outpTtalu.
mout was made uu ~ the usual joke,
gage, UuEs,uuusg uAltctles aui dtu,vsr
aud tue local "guEHr" especially the
illusions 90 The Convention were Iu.
gpiyrd with great deal OF murTImtut
Sic. Nyp us .uiyTluUut1r acquitted
himself well, and Sam Pafk anu Mr.
Cantuur made m % Of the fun ON the
cudt, OF the uuH that followed the
tlrHt pant, ltIs hgrI 60 place any one
hrst, though 90 course tho pT1itsHl1ual
WORK OF Harry C.uOn Clarke, who
met with ana ovation, stood out uH hls
work aIWuyH uUgU, lis limitations u.
npY0,l Tylus and Mccullough brought
iowa ,lu luufr, Tho ballet ny eight
yuuur society gentleman hoaa,J uy
iiug hour. Duwuuy was specially
rsr..IgUli lnEuu u' course myatl.td
.EfI unused lHu Gu.iyHc5 T. tho
lgstI, roe, sam rgrh Is % b1ru vs.-
t.ilUqus,, anu hs act with his G.lI.
VS. ne u' I u M NImnfgus tif...
q Gao uyrliU .H two lbtlu 10
ruu, NH. silva and hhs Phillips, were
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The two big local attractions, who're
rivalry has stirred "fuuirty" % IT,
foundation Tor the pact fortnight, came
IN Loot evening at tho Thvatur and
Opera House; ~ hal been surmIsed by
tht NEWS, both druW excellent AUDI
euros, though both would have been
larger but Tor tho u0usplslcal clashiug
VI yates. The receipts VI Priscilla ~
the Ihoatcf were close upon $3.50; those
ui the minstrel show at the Grauu
fDmeWhvrc about $3.50; the attendance
was confined almost entirely 10 the
IOW nstairs parts % both houses, auI
the audiences took on very brilliant
appearance, especially the numerous
box parties ht the Grand,
PRISCILLA may be Het down Gs "
very dainty merry musical success.
with come raw spots iu the acting, but
with enough excellence BOO all the
other bright departments that make up
a light 0pva ptvseuIalllg, o. carry tho
whululutp popularity, ami WH trust, T.
uuHurr big uIriuos- Tor tine remainder
~ the engagement. Certainly tho on.
ieIpglsU urFcryss liberal patronage, for
tho pretty costumes HuI handsome
scenery toll tale @: heavy OK.
ponse account, aud speak " a
librfalily OF preparation TIA. ought
NOT 10 20 unEpprccialrd. F.rs' uraIse
must be given the CIJTus, aud u-
pcris'ly the ladies 100 the clufur, WHO
looked CHARMING, fH. g vigorously anu
agty Gracefully, lu6 whole canius
a.. admirable york throughout. q a..
orally, tho Cut was iu EIlifalls
hluIs, Spencer, wn.e evidently no.
certain Of what he Wss ab ut ht the
START, developed all bio uII time coln.-
Caily ami uugirsqua ability before he
got through; t.U lriluy ilea was *.
celluut, but rather iaAtly concluded;
some of his local gpgs were excellent,
but lost force through repetition and We
suggest the references 90 "ON GulyrFu
smsok moro VI the campaign gIeu club
than the nurlwgue stage Our only al.
vice 10 Spencer IL 10 ",urn himself
lOlse.' Miss k0ylr made an admirable
companion 60 hIm, anu showed true
comedy lnslincis 90 Resignation, tho
duet being specially gOJJ, MIR,
knowlluu was n very graceful anu
sweet Priscilla, and all that could be
asked iYr ~ Hu actress. Her voice liz
very light uud sweet, anu seemed 10
need supporting instrument M the
orchestra TO hold 10 10 the key. Mrs.
Woodrow was Ia fine voice, and her
singing won her some hanisom
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hausc, tut hc says 90 was his wife w1n
threw ut uoF. S1.dUrs and FIiH.
.trali are ntCIssI OF nstaulting an old
msu, Ia n saloon Saturday night
jennie Smith AMI clara Cox we're
arrested aud lr't the usual amount Tor
,uU.r nppgauic.
The police tHis morning arrested
Bon Davis, John Tuous son, Cha.l q
DonuIB aud Frank r0ftas tot bicycle
Iiilng ON the sidewalk in the fesirciui
dIatr.c'.
Mike Murphy, ma Irsh labgrcr wn-
run iu 10y the police Tue morning zoo
Ieilllng WitbHut "a Ilrausp.
", j.. pNuIius, G.l. Nul1, g..
Foster ana q. Williams were brought
iu by the Jollue this morning aud yH
charge Of HtenlinR rue was booked
against them.
Fred Boua,n aud Fed R,noy wufa
arrested for .n.p1ss aud vngtaucy.
john DHBd was Hsrtsled tuis morn.
ing ON the charge oi assault ard
battery.
A uumbrr Of others were run Boo Goo
drunkenness,
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d. Sh,imcr1.Uc bias accepted au of.
'nr go occupy the chair of rciraetuu
from 900 eastern optical college. and Boo
consequence will be boo Salt Lake Dot .
bort time longer Those who wish Co
avail themselves ui DIS shIII should do
80 at once as be w.Il not remain after
the urt of June
lie hlr fitted some extremely difficult
cases and ,lygu excellent satisfaction.
some of which bad 1yspJIryd OF ever
Improving their sight, some, through
Che medium of glasses, have been rrs
lIgEgd rom headache, martuE and iU-
famed IIis. feeling of Hlni 900 the eyes
accompanied by burning eu8ligns, and
various other nervous gusalious.
Ills ability iI beyond question ur else
the following prominent citizens would
not iuI1we Dos work. II yus have any
trouble with your eyes, suffer from
headache. see him 90 once. aa you may
not soon again have IHe chance of con.
suIiiug such good authority can ounce
of Prevention /. worth % pound of cure.
The following HTn % few prominent
people of tUg many tHai HANu been lguu.
Uugd by Dr. sHUImer3uos Hurks
ELIAS MORRIS. 20 West South
XIII. WOODRUFF wholesale de.
GEORGE REYNOLDS secretary TO
che presidency, Mormon church.
JOHN NICHOLSON.
o. "a, HlNAIlE. Egu. rutguluut
machinery SAT- Lake lruur
CHARLES WiLCNEN, c.y water
'"S2.s i.,tpf,. ....-...i ,..r... -.....
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MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE ASSO.
CITATION.



There was an interesting episode be-.
fore Justice Of the Peace W. H.. Sells
this morning, anG u Is limited by Nor.
iii Sommpr, counsel for the defendant,
that the lust act viii be played 800 the
district court. II seems that pgtar
Ham entered tu't ugnlust y. a, Peter.
sen for $50 through the Merchants
Protective Association, Petersen was
about q take trip,nnd having bought
a railroad ticket for LeauvIlIr Tout
never intending 10 leave the Territory
tor gsod) had HE tTuuk ana yalsr
attached. Petersen builg DESTROYS az
avoiding trouble, aud not wishing
To be- detained from his
trip he WENT o p'siutln,
VINO told him that all hu waited wns
50 aud he would then dismiss the suit.
Tuerrupou Peterson went 10 tue office
VI the association ami rendered tue
sum Of S. In sttllumeut. Mr. Luke
informed Petersen that he must have
In addition % this gl5 l5 for couri cost,
"a total OF Sgu85. AZ this wac not
the understanding, MI Polersen went
TO the Office OF Attorney 5Jmmcr, gui
the latter today appeared before Justice
Sulls ana received from tho court
memorandum ne 20 the COSTS
amounting 90 SGOl. Mr.. S1mmrr
therefore offered IA court fl9.U5 iu
fun settlement VI the matter, tue plain.
ia himself belug July satisfied with
this arrangement
The court held that the PLAINTIFF ~.
ioTnpy should be sent Tor Hud that the
case could not be settled without him.
When MI. Luke appeared no still
wanted S2hBj TO settle, claiming that
he was 10 pay the expenses anu would
receive lws-Inirds Of the amount re-.
covered on claim against Peterson.
The attorney argued that all TIE Nor.
chants Protective RssuoIRtlOn WIS uu-
titled 10 was twO.thiTds Of the 50. 90
finally recovered, aud that the plGlD,l
hus right 10 dismiss thp action,
The case has boon rot for Thursday
at 10 D. M, Hud The hearing ITJuisrs
10 be Of great interest, AS Attorney
simmer states that he h determined /,
"show up the methods ot the Mtr.
ChRutt' Protective association from the
service Of the summons, which IN done
by their own ufllCr, 10 the entering
OF judgment"
Use but half ~ much OF Or. Prlce's
as Of any other baking powder lie
absolutely pure,
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POLICE COURT.
Large Batch n Onruders ArrhiguCd
ON Various Charges

Today was Ia very Uusy one I'm the
police court, the number Of defendants
being thitty.Ulght. out Of this num-
Dor nineteen were charged with tres.
pass or yAgTanoy, some Of them with
both, aud three win drunkenness,
q, w. Sanders, John DJwd Gnd
Frank Fitzgerald, who we're arrested
on the charge II assault aud battery,
were BrrAigned before Police Justice
Smith lhi- morning aud entered pleas
Of not guilty The prosecution bskyd
that the UbHu be tvt for about Friday
as the old man assaulted was suffering
with a brukeu Jaw Aud was therefore
not In a condition 60 appear. One Of
the principal Witnesses VIA IN Granger.
The case was set Tor llursday after
noon at 2O'oluos,
The heating Of the case Of Elizabeth
Greeley Derrick, uH the charge u dis
tuTbing the peace, WAS SET for 10
O'CLOCK tomorrow morning,
Thomas Murphy was aTraiVued IN
the pOllce court aui plead rot guilty
to the charge OF burglary, NituT hear,
ing the evidence presented Jnu court
bound lin over Ia tho bum Ci 5000 10
await the action OF tue grand jury
Joseph WarI plood guilty TO keeping
a gambling house and was fined $50,
-Four defendants were atfniguci for
stealing "a ride aud all plead guilty.
Iuoy were allowed ~ 20,
Tue police last night arrested j. Doe
Seeley Or disturbing the peace, anu g.
w. Sanders AMI Frank Fitzgerald for
assault ami battery, Seeley Is said u
have thrown y rock NJ a nelghOoFl
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The 'l.law.ua ssut .auI ll'oum
Lave been received if.m WushlugiUr,
aul were iI.tg. dizzy ul tho local Ian
on HU .Or their owners
~. uaY, william DIIrhnuid, 90
Million, Morgan county, 100 atrgf.
NO lU2g, jamie Ai. HsItUaf SON., tI
Iurg''t loIaIu county, lgI .utra
~. luil. Peter ,uusIisuHon, gi
Monroe Ssv.gf county, % aofus.
NJ, luil, Johann IuYtuu, Of
Jsru'0H Cache county acres.
no. lui4, Mary A. sIIu.ut VI Salt
Lake CIV, l8uaulua
~, 1899, LUlrty ", Rrgu, Of
Otluu, 81 HuHf county .lHHL HHfus.
~, 1888. Alice 10 kll,r.. ut q eden,
Weber county. 1920 rJfra.
No. lOij, Harvey N, Bacon, Brig.
hum CITY, BgNclirr county, 300 acres
No. 1905, Lars Larsen, OF Castle
Dale, Emery county, 300 actes.
NO, 1881 Horton ID. F0gFcsI, " Salt
Laae tity, 100 acre..
No. lUis, Charles d. Wllukuu j., OF
Iayi9uvii.G sal. Lake CJuuty. $50
gCruH.
Na.lul,, Gaubali, Gamblr,oi Burnt
Faft, Uutp cluuty Wyoming 100
uvrUs
Nc.lujl, George %. Chase, OF Gem
tcryi.iu, Davis county, o. % acres.
~, 1909, EUzlbttg IS. Gallagher.
OF Nailun, SEWER county, 3d. 90 Bcfus.
No. 1868, 70 bert 4, Eluru0u, Of
Moab, lmvfy county, 80 acres.
Ne. 1854. Janice II, Cr0ckwsll, Of
SAT- LuHH tliy, 800 aufCs.
No. 1886, Herbert W, Webster. Of
Cedar tllyt Iron county, l4ls acre..
NO. 1867, GJitfod Chuftiausuu, Of
Monroe, SEWER county, 80 acre..
NO. lub5, Robert George Booth, Boa.
yer, Beaver county l-I acre..
no. 1859, Marlin Il. G.. Miller, Cas-
tlu balu. Emery county 40 acres.
so, 1860, Andrew h.. smith, 0f CAs.
Tie Dale IWeiy county, 4l acre.
The gold medal was awarded Dr
Prlct's Babiug Powder al thr Mid
winter Fair uccauss MS absolutely
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Sud Agnin.l lhe Nroc.aecL..

The heating u tho rafe 8f tho 81
ll0nnl Bank Of The Republic va Hymn
1f1esbucE, the Gtou.N a.s 60. e. o.,
WINS rgsuatd before Referee NOISE
this u'U.uiu..
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Annreciatc Lhcm.

The mombers OF the nso department.
appreciate the exc lirut oranges which
were presented O. ,hvm by NtE Jsmla
Jup.
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only ANOTHER DAY.


Buiili.l .,.,5figps. give US voice IN
stl1M ~ pfusiIenis, also tWh
he ,.aHi one rCprcseh..''e,'',,.s,o.. w. ~, I'M,
isl,,sseIius Of our new '', ~. 49, a. ~,
isn' Wv. ui Che nntiJni hu1 l'' ~.
SIolsgtte halI0wel chs.sn " 80. 'u,
,riir beat0w upon W. 'u,i 80,
H'pi ,tb 90 that ihis me- - -, 80
r'1 NJ, aud thus draw 70 Nv 49, NJ :
JOY .IuUati0n aud ihNs-I VI. ~
h0a re- liant eau never ollhvl w y lti,,,..
uEu'i ..rGl,iuu, with ettnly tWeliiut
i'',liii' .I.g we suUmit THE C9na'''uti'l
c',tug'g.rsiIetAh8n OF the po3pIe, y,
I In tHg certain BELIEF 'nat ,nvg
uAu au overwhelming mgoi''gf
-l I,f y. and uu'y our WORK
'--'' rgarmr THE rRocEEpiNos.
c.uo,p offered the following re'oln'
t0H ,.t..,- s,,,r.g. f..p..
.Hr.ag.l 600 'ahu me tL'N..i w ., '"'"
|y.H. 4uuugmphor ana inlhut, '
r..l ..tsrv and from those compile
oI. I.r publication that VIII h'
h''.' rmuruhrua.YU ami 1Ioir, 90
.u.uUf |N, tu Zoo PAID no. case
.U.W mako uu additional nN-
N..s. .,'... t.r tha expense " tuis Gone
.,ar.
49,. -D5 vgu think MI Cannon,
hieiN.. t..t...,f ms Convention can
idh '1u 80 aUe yglumtg iLlugh-
tcINi
utI ,.....,,,. ,i,.y c.p.
lAu''D I'm. IN In, opiuion that 10
-tIg9uIrr idur volumes-hs many aH
Ksrlutsy has. Laughter ,,.. 80
49, lut Whatever he thinks Is un-
rsstuly. n...,
Har-lhl' resolution IN V"e lhps'
u.a5illHnfl liol"'','i,o', ,,,,,.,,,ia,,
hist be- come NfI"io 'h'a No' ~, '','
Ian uUi lu iANNt OF klNiHs ""y .N,
man authority DO 40 OIL tulH luipo lAtt
~. rsIuuiaIly when ho comes fsom
,vt,IIg tnIs convention.
g.ry.U--stayroF 10 out % employ
.~igsII.a he a very competent
Wtp3
ny. ma. ..,tI,r,ap savs Mr.
hAl n, ni rmuIoymrnI.
sayutI .a U'. - ~ ,,'. ha,,s,.
t4fptiu u' " 'N w. ,'.' a. ~. ~
.d, \. .i'I. no a spsrlaI committee
Wy, w, y, inye, srp9iptod fr5m tbif
r.r,.rtiB.
Ittt..IarsaII Hs favored the TpFulu.
t.ttr tIs .riuIyu a. aid not 20
w. Tb' i,ttg,,,I ,I1up wand
A' 'D.'.' -.t,',,.' .,,t tb, t,tat,s
NiAt .l' ......', ~" ~, ~ 49,.
usl.l pi1pAnig ulAN' wv on ' 80. .,f.
Nahn'ni hl''t ,lual't'a oIo lloa' w
tgnl5B, moved the following hmend'
nfaH "Ih'I 'ho W ', oe uoHs uulv ~.
atAl ''''''N ~, s.u S.'ll,'' y, ON
GlII'"'N '"N ''''"s''"'""
r.I'iII'4 ID ''l'"'''''
lla.t'.N N'''1' 'no 'o''o"'ns 'uu'
NllN.
Resolved, That iho committee ON come
anmmIWHnsomgut otthis Conyou-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ion lmr pIrpo.e
aa us obtained from Congress, tho
n,, Constitution aud debates in full
'.a Convention and tho secretary aud
.,aas1fr. transcript OF thoir wors Tor
U.IHmm.rTuu. I'd, 1000 20 IunIlUyyud said
mH. aH.Hi aaii appropriation ~
I.asfrss.
tssTuEu .IusTtfrrr
r..-. 40 tv.t.. .,....t,t.. ,.tt...
-'''' ''N'N' 'N' '''''"
aA'A'.'N'''.
Resolved. That rs committee NJ thrUN
al1s. and pfhga6iinsg of dix G5n.
.Hi.6H. 90 br paid Tor out OF any money
anmay Boo appropriated by Congress
nn7aay I0n.lt Incurred hy This Cone
'aa'a, ,ha amount ~ 1000 Co DO APP
igfa.al 60 tAo committee for tho
''iA'
ib.stlls.0lulu ami the original Teso.
i9,ln vyfn l.sL after whlCl rhore.
HatiuHiilulo carried.
MADE urrEN uuNDRgD.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-07

a Handsome Complexion
D.. OF f.. .Ha.f... charm. 81. woman .au
possess H....#l.# yHHHI.ETHs IuNuhH
EIr. BE-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-07

The gold medal was awarded Dr.
PrIct's Bakiog Powder at ibr Mid
winter Fair uccauss its absolutely
IuTr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-07

UsB lstsol Dr. rr0cgs baking p.v.
dyg tGau a. uEy utuvE btugu f., b
0 aILuL.-y LuTL-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-07

Use but half us much OF Dr. PrlcB's
as Of any other baking powder he
absolutely pure,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-07

We shall take tho Intervening days going through
INC stock and marking oyorythng down for
THIS salo. twill embrace goods from
ovory department.
Merchandise has novor boon offorod as low as
prlcos wo shall namo, and Il viii pay you
10 como from all distances to attend
this
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-12-20
Getting out Of Date

Gdrnett Pldindealer: The Osa-
watOmie Graphic says the "patent
side" sides of local papers ale going
out of date and will in time be thing
of the past. The ready prints fur
nished by such houses as the West
ern Newspaper Union and A. N. Kel-
logg Co., have been in general use by
country papers since 1868, and to this
patent side business can pc attributed
the great increase in number of little
weekly and daily papers. The pub
lie is getting tired of the sameness of
the thing and there is growing up a
demand for all home prints. Ander-
son county now has ten local papers.
when the number drops to five "r six
the home print will then be in order.