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TANTE ANNE
PAR Mrs. W. X. CLIFFORD.
Iraduide'anglais par Leon Bochc
VII

Mrs. Baines garda quelques in
stants lie silence, puts, levant la t6te
CONNIE 81 ellie cut RESEMBLE son
courage, reprit dun ton plus 6lev6 ::
-J'ai pens6 que celia ferait du
ben a vos chers enfants, Florence, de
yor du pays, ct, en- consequence, je
les al SORTS quel4uefois en- voiture.
A Ioccasion, NJ. Wlmple fut assez
aimable pour nous accompagner.
-Jespere que celia lui 4 fait du
bien. !. lui aussi, dit Florence, s'etfor-
cant de he pas trahir son amusement.
Our, mon amour, Zen suis sure.
Alors Florence Sc rappcla les notes
payees par Mrs North. Files Gtaient
dams sa poche, dams unc envelope
cachetGe, mails ellie n'eut pas lie cpur
de les lui remettre. File voulait la
questionner d'aboru SUI William
Rammage, savoir sill await dtja ecrit
ct fiAe I'M chltfre de pension. Mais
lie courage lui manqua encore. La
vlellle dame prenait toujours fort
mai les questions. Alors ellie sc
rappela h remarque de NJ. Fisher sur
lie talent d'ecrivain de Vt. Wimple.
ct pensa cue tante Anne scrait heu-
reuse de lentendre r6peter.
M. Fisher dit que Nj. Wimple
cert fort bien. II a recu plusieurs
articles pour son journal.
Mrs Baines cllgnota de satisfaction.
-Je suis certaine quill Gcrit fort
bien, mon amour, r6pondit-elle yiye-
ment c'est Ill homme accompli.
Eft vous n'avez plus rien Il me
~laconter, tante Anne +? II ne s'est
rien pass6 d'autre, pendant mon
absence ?
Non, ma cherie, j. ne crols pas.
-Alors, a mon tour, de yous
bonner des ~nouyelles. J~espere que
je ne vous contrarierai pas, car le
sals que vous iul en- vouiez b%eaucouD.
Mrs North est venue me voir. c'est-a-
dire quelle venait pour vous mas,
apprenant que YOU n'Gtiez pas en-
vile. ellie a demandG 4 me yolr.
Mrs Baines sembla tres alarmee.
-C'etait tres presomptueuX de sa
part. s'ecria-t-elle avec colere.
-Pourquoi, tante Anne :? demanda !
Florence, etonnee.
Ellie men await pas lie droit. Je
ne lui en- avais pas dome Ia permits
SION.
Mats, chere tante Anne, ellie
yenait YOU voir. Pourquoi auralt-ce
etc presomptueux
de prefere ne pas dlscuter sur ce
sujet. Je Gus al exprimG mon
opinion, ct celia suffit, dit Mrs Baines
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AVELIER~

Ayant tout lie materiel necessalre, nous
som,nes 4 meme d'exfenter tous les onvrages
fypo%graphioues nui mons seront conties- Les
briefs 5'avacat. cartes d'atfaires. entetes de
features, tickets d'habitation, biancs. circu-
aires, etc. se-ont imprimGs dams lie plus brer
delai ct a Ges prix nul detient toute concu
renee
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ThibOdaux College.
BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL.

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
Notice is hereby given to parents and
guardians who have children to educate
that the next session will open on Monday,
september sd, 1894, with competent teach
ers in English and French to teach the Ian
Snlges, sciences, mathematics enmanship
BOOK Keeping, etc. Thorough preparati on
have been made to receive boarding or day
scholars at reasonable terms.
For further particulars address
THlBoDAUN COLLEGE.
ThibodauX La.
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PRIME 4 NOS

AS0s \
La plupart DIES grands journaux
strangers publient une EDITION HEB
DoMADAIRE, destinee i tehir au
courant DIES evenements de la semai-
ne ceuN de leurs n%ationaux qui
vivent hors du pays mails il n'exls-
TAFT jusqu'ici en- France aucune publ
cation similaire.
lie journal des Debats, don't on
connalt Ia yieille reputation ct Ii
transformation recente 81 hardie,-
c'est m%aintenant lie seul journal quo
tidien qui paraisse deux fois, par
jour-le Joa,nal des Ufbdts went de
combler cette lacune en- creant une
EDITION EXTRAORDINARILY.
Nos lecteurs apprec;eront Ia
valeur de cette publication, en- Sc
rappelant que le journal DIES Debats
compile au nombre de ses collabora-
teurs les lommes qul, dams lie monde
DIES lettres ct de III politique.
pent lie premier rang en- France. Il
nous suiiira de otter les mons de MN.
Leon Say. Alexandra Dumas. Ludo-
vic llaltvy. Gr&ard, Ernest Lavisse.
+. Rouse. 4. Meichipr de Nooii6,
Meilhac, Brunetiere, de lAcademie
FRANCHISE =. ct A. Leroy-Beaulieu.
de Moiinan, Maspero, Bardonx,
Boutmy, Berger, CASTOR Paris,
Perrot, +. Reyer, de lInstltut: lie
professeur Grancher ct lie docteur
Daremberg, de rAcademie de Mede-
cine Aynard, Charles-RouN, Francis
Charmes, Paul DeschaneI, Dietz,
Heurteau, Charles Malo, +. Weyl,
Harry Ais, Chail!ey-Bert, Jules
Lemaltre. Arvede Barine, Bonvalot,
C%hantavolne, Desjardlns, Faguet,
Fllon, Gebhart, A. Hallays, Il. Hous-
save, A.. Julien, A. Michel, H. dc
Parville, Ratfalovich, Z. Rod. Guy
Tomel. etc.
L'EDlTIoN HEBDoMADAIRE du
Journal DIES Debats reproduit les
articles les plus lnteressants parus
dams les deux editions du journal
Quotidien ellie dome ainsi, outre de
nombreuses 5tudes dart ct de littera-
ture, lie tableau lie plus complet dies
evenements de Ia semaine. Ellie
constitute done la meilleure DIES
revues. Ellie est aussi la moins
chere, ear ellie ne coute que %
francs par am ajoutons que son
formal commode (32 pages grand
in,4o par numero) permet de la
conserver facilement en- volume.
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DISSOLUTION

DISSOLUTION OF PARrNERSHIP-SEW
Orlcans, NOV. 18th, 1s93.-The partnership
heretofore existing under the firm name
of SEWN x i.EGENDRE is this day dissoly-
ed by mutual consent. Liabilities will he
assumed by r. L. SEWN, who will continue
the business at No. and 8 Toulouse.
NJ. A. LEGFNDRE.
+. p. SEVIN
REFERRING TO THE ABOVE, l WISH a
continuance of the patronage as heretofore
to SEWN Il Legendre.
NJ. A. LEGENDRE
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lie livre de depenses.--Elles n'etait
pas 81 lourdes, aprres tout.
--Etablissons-nous les complies
maintenant. on attendrons-nous a
de;nain matin ? demanda Florence.
-Je prtfererals demain matln,
rtpondit doucement tante Anne.
Ce soir. mon amour. vous devez Gtre
fati4u6e. ct, moi aussi, je lie us dc
excitement que jai ct de votre
retour.
-Quol pauyre tante Anne,
s'tc,ia Florence. je vous al fatiguee !,
-Seulement de bonheur. ma che
ric.
-Eh hien, nous compterons
demain settlement.
-Oui. ma cherie. lie matin. 81 vous
voulez hien. Dams lapres-midi. IL est
possible que ale TN engagement.
Florence brulait d'envie de deman-
der oil mais une certaine raideur
dams les manieres de tante Anne Zen
empccha.
-.ANez-voas dies Znouvelles de
Londres p? sc hasarl!a.telle Il deman-
der, peasant tout 4 coup Il sir Will
liam Rammage.
Non, mon amour, aucune, re-
pondit settlement Mrs Daines. qui
t%vldemment he soulait pas en- dire
advantage.
de suis tres ponctuelle pour lie
rtglement de mes ~depenses. vous
savez, dit lie lendemalh Florence, en-
ouyrant lie llyre.
-Oui, ma chtrie. r6pondit la
vieille dame. Je vous admire en-
celia.
Florence, en- voyant l'additlon, fit
une legere grimace, ct ne dit rlen.
-Quelle est cette note pour les
vagonnettes, tante Anne Sc borna-
t-elle Il demander.
All c'est pour moi. Ca me
legarde, ma chere.
oh, non. Je ne puts admettre
celia.
Mon amour, je me suis arrange
avec NJ. Stegall, ct celia sufit.
LIE ton de tante Anne coupait
court a toute discussion. Florence
etait certaine que, quelque jour, NJ.
Stegall enverrait sa note mais ellie
n'lnsista pas.
-Noudrlez-vous me rendre la
monnaie DIES quatre llvres :? dit-elle.
tlmidement.
Mrs Baines ALA lentement a son
panier a Outrage, ct en- tira un petit
vehement, qu'elle 6tat en- train de
faire pour Catty.
Pas maintenant. mon amour, il
fault que Je termine ceci.
81 ~'avais votre livre de DEEPEN
ses, je pourrais yoir combien il vous
reste.
Mrs Baines await commence i
coudre.
-Je mai rien insert sur mon
liyre de ~depenses, dit-elle, dun ton de
mauvaise humeur. J'ai consid6re
que mon temps etait .trop precieux.
IL ma toujours sembl6 absurde
decrire chaque penny que l'on
depanse.
Test un frein contre l'entralne-
ment.
-Je he desire pas me restreindre.
repondit dedaigneusement Mrs Baines.
Mails pouveZ-vous me dire
comblen il vous reste d'argent =?
Jespere quill Ell reste assez pour
lusqu a la fin Gle la semaine ?
Ellie nosait pas dire qua son avis
ellie n'avait presque pas da TOUGHER.
Florence, s'ecria Ia vieille dame.
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tucux de So part. etant dome les
circumstances, de vous rendre visite.
C'Gtalt prendrc unc iiberte. une...
Florence. reprit-el!e avec une SOU
dame alarme dams la ok. espere
que vous ne lui ave pas promle
daller la vOir,
File ne me la pas aemandt.Z
--J'y anrais mis- mon veto. s. ellie
l'avait fait, ma chere rapportez-sous-
en- a mon jugement pour blen dies
chooses. Je COMMAS lie monde mieuN
que you>, croyeZ.mol. } Al mes
raisons pour tout &c que c yous dis
al traite Mrs North ayee III plus
grande indulgence ct ave tgaras.
quoiqu'el.e oub!iat ~trequemment. O
settlement &c gu'elle me devait Il moi.
Jetais aveugIe pendant cue je de-
meurais avec ellie. Florence, ct TAI pas
Va bien dies chooses que e e%omprend>
maintenant. car lie NE suls pas ca.
cline a croire au NAL Vous aye
celia. nest,ce pas. mon amour i.h
ben ie vous demahie de ne iamals
prononcer lie nom de Mrs North Ell
ma presence.
II sembla impossible Il Florence lie
remettrc les features d tante Anne
m~aintenant. Peut-ttre. apres tout, lie
mieux etait-il de men pas parler, car
ellie await idee que Ia brave dame
oubliait absoIument ses notes. aussi.
tot son credit Gpuise chez les foernis-
seurs. Ellie chereha done TN autre
sujet de conversation.
! Mais il Gtait solvent embarrassant
de trouver de quot parler ayec tante
Anne, qui, 81 ce nest sur lie passe on
les souvenirs de la yieille societt. he
semblait s%'interesser a rien.
/ REIMBURSEMENT, Jane entra avec lie
livre de dGpenses de Ia maison. Ellie
les 1aisait toujours yerifier le mardi,
ct on payait les fournisseurs lie mer.
credi mat;n. Florence etait tres
minutieuse Il &C point.
Cette semaine, les depenses ne
devaient pas monter tres haut: de
plus, ellie await laiss6 a tante Anne
quatre liyres qui, sans doute, ttaient
encore a peu pres ~intactes, a
moins que les voituyes n'eussent etc
paytes I've
LES dtpenses sont lourdes cette
semaine, Ma'am, dit Jane. a cause
DIES poclets, DIES cremes, ct DIES invites.
Les pouIets, les cremes ct les
invites rep6ta Florence en- rant,
CONNIE Jane sortait de la chambre
ca a Fair dun vers de poeme conf
que.-Qu'est-ce qu'elle veut dire ?
Tante Anne clignotait de lell
gauche, CONNIE pour Sc bonner du
courage.
Jane a etc TN jour im%perttnente
avec MOI, mon amour, parce que je
lul al declare que, apres Ia fatigue
du voyage lei ct lie enlargement d'air.
vous serez blen ;,se que vos enfants,
habltues a la bonnie nourriture, man
geassent du poulet, ct aient de la
creme chaque jour a diner, au lieu de
mouton roti ct de pudding au lait.
Les vlandes blanches sont intiniment
prtferables pour les estomacs deli.
cats.
-Oui, chere tante Anne. dit Flo
renee, d~oucement, mais sans oser
leter les yeux surle livrede ~dtpenses,
vous avez tout a fat raison.
"Que sont quelques poulets ct
quelques pots dc creme Ell comparai-
son DIES sentiments de cette bonnie
vlellle p pensa-t-elle.
Eft 81 vous avez Ell des invites.
naturellement. vous avez voulu one
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ABONNEMENT.

u carre de 10 !;gnes lere. insertion. si.'h
d" " 2me. 10
" I" Insertion add SO
Toute anncnce indignant la profession
Fadresse ct n'pxcfdent pas auatre
o nor an d,avance 81 90
A,nonne 20 candi1ats. 4 ayapce......lO 90
Nfcrologle. par ~
Touta annnnce commercials pnhliee a Ian
nee sera inserfe an tank de 50 rent par ponce
pour la premiere insertion ct 25 cen , i'ur les
insertions suhsequentes.
Toute aunonce don't lc nonihre dr. etions
n est pas specific sera inseree iuSqu y nouvei
ordre au tauX ordinaire.
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IAN. p. ALBERT ENGERRAN
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Probate Court.

In the prgbL.e court this afternoon
the TUFTS case came on Tor hearing On
tho petition OF Eleanor Is. Wiokel,Rnd
tho matter was postponed until June
20. The hearing Of tbs petition Of
Jennie ruRs Tor letters OF adminislra.
lion was SGT for the same dale.
Judge MGNally entered a decree
Yesterday upon the account oi the
executors OF the estate u Lucy Decker
Young, decreased, The executors u
tho sstats Ars Le Grand Young, Aria
Do. Young AMI lieugr Young, auI
IL WAS upon the first account died 10y
Uefn slntr their appointment on
March II, 1891, and AFFECTIONS thereto
iutorposHl " various heirs, that the
hearing WAS Lai,
La the deorep As finally signed by
tho court, r. celp,sln tl5 sam OF B51O,
aud disbu semeuls In the sum vi
sll, 206. 10 are stricken out, and the
Total disbursements are liked ut
sd. $50. so, instead OF sl1s38.s5,
Toe summary oi Ihe acoouu. IL
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A MOVE IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION
why Not save tho Territory saOO..
900 per Aunnm Hud Eccp
In Nero

The prominent ifuit growers Of this
iAir Territory are at last c ming o.
their senses and believe that Utah
iruit ana berries are iu.t ~ good II not
little better than the imported articles,
aui the quarter Of u million tuat
aunually leaves this Territory would
materially help things all ar UNI u
spent anu circulated here. with THU
eul In view, and for the instruction OF
the would be- nut Tsisur aud tuzy
house wife; some of our leading berry
and fruit faisefs headed by the salt
Lake Horticultural Society have de-
Ciisd 10 hold mort c ilturnl exhibit
nt Caldof's Park for three days COM
menuiug june lgih, where the iiuest
exhibit Ui u ali berries aad fruits Will
be held, also lee u'cH on the AfcaIihn
pursuit OF berry cultivation, etc, Will
be given by well known ant compel.
ent lecturers. A unique lIwer aud
vegetable exhibit will also Ne a lead
Ing feature Of the show, Hsmany com
petitOfs have already entered 10 c IN
Iets for the liberal auI numerous
prizes, The Horticultural Foe ETY. will
lutnish n pleasant entertainment that
no one can afford 10 miss. apart from
the educational aspect IT the enter.
prize, not 10 spesk Of the bostlug,
dancing, music, horse Tsoing and other
numerous attractions that will 10 In
full swing during he three days OF tue
exhibit For urihrT particulars zee
Monday uivht's NEWS.
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WHITTEMORE HAS RETURNED.
ue Declines TO Talk Beyond Saying
That His Trip has been PrOllla.
BILE 10 the County.

County Attorney whittemore has
returned from tho East. When seen
oyRtepresentatlve Of the NEWS today
no WINS In a very genial, even happy
MOOD. lie looked like man who was
'ull OF hope but he tRlkea like tina
general way. In detail lao had but
little to say.
AZ IL well known his trip East, os.
,ou'ally TO Chicago. was to look into
'ne big furniture deal with ex-epre.
,shsatlves Of tbs county and Andrews
auohpany, Edwin ID. Weary, former
H"nnsRer OF the company named aud T..
=, nWlnoy returned with him aad Will
i ,Snaln IN this city during the airing OF
'ne scandal which will begin In earnest
" monday morning next II present M.
.angements are carried out. When asked
uas 'ho result OF his Investigations
Nsa Dsen while away from Utah Mr..
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Land Omre.

The following HIins, we're made Ia
the local laud Office under date Of
Juns 10.
Anjfow G. FjelisteI, u Gunnison,
hnal proof u desert entry NJ 40 acre.
IN township ~ aou.h, range east, SAT.
pete county.
William IT,. ltoskins, " welisville,
hnal proof Ui homestead entry NJ IG0
scfes 10 township II north, range /
west, Cache county.
George &. Rice, " Rowville, fnal
proof Of homestead entry OF 100 acres
Ia township IL north, range west,
Box III Ter county.
Ofson T.. Alfred, n Fsyelte, home.
stead entry OF 100 acres 10 township Is
south, range l wusl, SaBpete county.
Hans 4. Peterson, OF Salt Lake City,
hnal proof Of desert entry of ~ acres
In towbship south, range l east, Salt
Lake county.
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co NJ Nj l. RCIA
SAN LAKE cLEAnrNu uousE.

SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
TodAy's clearing house exchanges
amounted 10 t.l0,D3i. Same day last
year, slHs,4.B. We h clearing.
sl,22i,u same week last year +,
81 .2gi,70l.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS.
New Yerk.-Silver, 6Bg; lead, S3.l2!.
LondoJ -il!i.
ORE ASD BULLION.
Mccormick a Co. received today:
Silver aud leal ores, $4,000; HAlauiF
bullion, 81, 600. Total, 1906.
4. II. Jones h 90. resolved today
bullion, $1,000. Ores, $500; Total,
ylO,8Ou.
Wells, Fargo n 90. received today.
Penn. bullion, S4,S6i,
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PROVO.
JuNE $3.50
Territorial AsyIum Bn,inr,,.

sss'asHa :. ~ ah" bh'AhNnNs
The board Of directors OF the Terri.
torial Insane asylum met ia regular
session yesterday. All tue members VI
the board were present.
The executive committee reported
tue following patients, VINO should be
removed from the instituiion,not being
proper subjects under the law OF the
Territory, which makes no provision
for the care OF imbociles and idiots in
the asylum; Thomas Orr ana ". NJ,
Harrison, lOosle county; Alma Raw.
lingt ana Thad Burton, Cache county;
Elizabeth Hunter and Wm. T.. Gould,
Weber county; Elmira Ferguson,
Beaver county; AliEp Omar. Saupete
county; Lars Peterson, JuaO county;
kiit2 Doe, Salt Lake county.
IL WAS decided TO remove the follow.
ing patients 10 their respective couu.
tiei! Alma Rawlings Of Cache aud
Elizabeth Hunter Of Weber. Juab
county had removed Lar. Peterson. II
was arranged 10 retain the remainder
Oi those not entitled 10 ths benv ilts OF
the inHiiutilu,At n charge OF STA week,
20 be paid by the counties from which
they were committed, until further
orders Of the hoard.
Tue committee on the Purchase OF
land recommended tpe purchase Of
1895 acres from Mrs. Mariuda GlszleF
for Sl,7O1. Tue report was adopted
aud $1,000 was appropriated vs. part
payment on the purchase.
Treasurer Dusen berry reported hGv-
log borrowed $4,000 nom j. l.. DUOIy
on the llth ult., Hs per distractions II
the board, aud called attention 10 the
necessity for borrowing more money.
a resolution 10 borrow 81. 500 for ono
year, for the reason that no money
could be obtained from the Territorial
treasurer, was adopted,
The following SHOWS the movement
OF patients TOT Inu moutn Of May!
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amsuded AMI corrected 70 read ~ fol-
lowe. Total receipts, including In.
yentotv, Sii, O62.0D. BY disbursements,
s6,630 50. Balance, SIS, 332.l0
Estate Ut Bridget g.. GOsstt, de.
ceased; decree Of due and legal notice
~ creditors.
Estate Oi Lucy Decker Young, De.
ceased; Richards q Nicbarls. auOt.
nDys Tor minor heirs, allowed $3.50.
Ettate 81 w. h. JOues, deceased;
fnal sco9uut allowed and petition for
distribution gtantsi.
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Severe AeeIdenis.

Miss Mag ie Hrndetson, Of willard,
was unfortunate In nAvieg come 10 the
Ogden market with eggs, ttc. The
young lady stopped 10 water her horse
Ia irIni Of tue tabernacle, and dropped
oreof the lines out VI the buggy. The
horse started, and Miss Henderson
pulled on the one line, crAmpiug the
buggy until II upset, throwing her out
Sue was taken to MT. Blacks house
and Dr., Gordon aud Rich sent Tor.
Upon examination they found Misc
HcndeuOn'z left Ihigh was broken.
The siN.yeatold sou VI John H..
Woolsey, Of HUuni Fort, was injured
by the caving IN 4 bank Of gravel.
The father dug the boy out and found
him alive. Dr. Conroy attended the
boy, who may recover.
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Legal Business.

Alex Jennings mas commenced
libel suit agairsl tno kHqurtr Tor
tlOruuO' The ground for com liant ls
statement which appeared Ia the
papar on tue f,h Of December, 1894,
u ths elect that Alex Jeunings W.. IN
jail on charge OF passing c0uniufhi
money Ia Beaver hr. Jonuiugs WI.
Ia lali Tor some financial Unens,
chhrged 10 nave heen c'mml'toJ IN TIC
sol1hern portion Of tho Territory, but
II was not passing counieriut money.
Abstract VI Judgment from just a
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regiuniHg this lay, we will soil at
auction large stock n murOhardIse,
r.ft sting Of cl0ll ing, iurnishing
EuuIs, meu's, ladies ana children
sh0r,, men ana boys nails and other
general merchant ais, u large t'n.h
orporluulty to secure great bafgala.
% not uD.si this chauru, The fair be
Li.s promptly al 10 O'clock even
morning u I'll the entire stock SCI ,tI
ou', Ntsl Bargain Store, 1874 Man
street, I eAs ig.b I'd stand.
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Salt Lake College Notes.

Prssidentwarron gave two addresse.
last week, one before tue Lshi aca :
envy ON "Wednesday evening and the
other before the GjrIon academy Of
Ogden.
Prof. Konastou was one Of the Judges
OF the prize speaking contest held a,
Proctor academy, Provo, last Tues lay
evening.
A lawn social was givOn 10 students
anu faculty by Mics Mary rlbbHls last
Friday evening. Strawberries and
cakes were served, and = most enjoy.
able time wns had.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-15

81 had very severe sold on nv
Iungs TINT caused much sorensss ami
cave me considerable unessinoss In
rEsri 10 the result laws Mr.. 4. T..
south, OF billtrca, Muss. "a local
ufugg6. called my attention ~ Cham.
Hrf.aiu'a Cough Remedy, and on hi.
recommendation gave tho remedy "a
Nriu iTal The result rurrrlsrJ ni,.
] rrc1ycuru entirely 10 throo dsyr. .
% Hra ou cent bottles i0fs,lo by dug.
slHty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-15
Sunday SehOoI Union.

The Nineteenth ward sunday school
Will furnish an interesting program at
tbs Sunday Schlol Union meeting
to he held next Monday evening at 5
o'clock Ia the Fourteenth ward a'ssm.
by room. Tue raylOpvillo school
viii furnish the musical eXer1iscs.
J. n. PARRY,
Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-15

Au uS mustiou OF teachers for the
S.lt L1Eo CITY public schools viii b.
he'd IN too assembly loom uttho llIyA
School building, iegiul ing a.9 u. m.
tuesday, June lslh, 1876,
All candidate. l.F U.,IiOus q teach.
ors IN The city sch .u Wau do not mold
legal orrficAlt-, ysui IN the city. agI
those NhHan rrT.iiaates expire nut.re
July, ls96, are cN ,c,rI 20 he pru.ent.
the b1art, i. Z. MHLsPAUGI,
Chairman Board u ExamiueFs.