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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-10

Mr.. Taggart has finally concluded to
accept the Democratic nomination for
Mayor. He was very reluctant to sacri-
f1ce his business interests, and If elected
will doubtless avoid 1t by sacrificing
those Of the city.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-10

From. his time on Mr.. Tasgart will be
treated as the Democratic candidate for
Mayor. Ii that capacity the Republic
ans are only too glad to challenge a
comparison of the Official record of Mr..
Trusler with that of Mr.. Taggart.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-10

Senator Brice. who say that all Of
hts interest In the Ohio Democratic con-
vention Is 10 secure an expression in be-
half Of sound money. claims that 400 Of
the 500 delegates elected up 20 Wednes-
day were in favor of a sound currency.
And yet the Cincinnati Enquirer once in
a while devotes its editorials to topics
designed to help the free coinage of sill
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-10

One of the results Of the Cleveland
bond issue bearing 4 per cent. interest.
has been that cities which have been
able to sell th~ree-per-cent. bonds for
several years cannot now do so except as
small popular loans. The large dealers
In bonds. after handling United States
four-per-cents., will not attempt to place
ntnscfna1 three-per-cents
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-10

Buffalo Courier.

BunaIo COur1er. y - T||--
Editor Albion w. Tourgee, Of the Bufalo
Basis, has been predicting that H. Clay
Evans, Of Tennessee. will probably be the
Republican candidate for President In 1896.
and he appears TO think that at the present
time Mr.. Evans really has but two serious
.rivals-Senator Elkins, of West Virginia.
and ex-senator Davis, of Minnesota There
prophecy. This is not a surprising fact
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-10

The alleged independent papers of New
England are highly incensed with Rob-
ert T.. Lincoln because he expressed his
contempt for a mugwump. His father
would have told a story to illustrate his
opinion OF that cult.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-10

The statement IS made on the authority
Of a ~well-known Pennsylvania Repre-
sentative that the anti-Quay leaders are
really the friends of Senator Cameron
and have been for some time. This is
In the nature OF news
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-10

An exchange declares that Populism is
dead. Perhaps 1t would he more accu-
rate to say that half the Democratic
party~had captured the stock in trade Of
the Populists and erased the brand.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-10
This Idiot.

which city is it that has the name of
the city Of homes?' asked the boarder who
is always forgetting. -
1T is a little doubtful just now" Clipped
in the Cheerful Idiot, whether the title
of city of Holmes belongs to Philadelphia
or Chicago." ~
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-10
THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL

Can be found ut fhe following places-
Exchange IN Paris. % Boulevard de
Cnpucfues-
NEW YoRK-Glssy House. Windsor Hotel and Aston
PHiLADELPHIA-A. r. Kenble. cor. Lancaster ave.
and Barring 81.
o. News Co, VI Adams street.
C1NCISSATI-J. I. Hawley a Co.. IA Vine street
IOUI$x1fLE-c- T. Deering.- northwest corner OF
Third and jefferson SITS, and Louisville Book Co.. SO
Fourth ave.
81. LOrIs-Union Eevs Company. Onion Depot
WASHINGTON. d. c-Rigrs House, Ebbitt House.
Wiu2rd's Hotel and the Washington News Exchange,
1fsh street. ber. Penn. ave. and I street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-10

Many Of the Journals State exchanges
now coming to hand contain the annual
reports of township trustees. required to
be published by a law passed by b last
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-10

IL possible. an international agreement to
his end. To this position the Republican
party is anchored fast. 1t is for honesr
money. with paritxof values as an nd's-
pensable requisite.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-10

And then," read little Danny, "McCarty
got his eye on the ball and batted it out"
"Hould aim there s interrupted Mr..
Grogan. did he bat his eye. or did he
bat the ball out 2" .aE
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-10

1t Is scarcely worth while to say 1t,
but the statement of an afternoon paper
platform OF 1890 declared for the free
coinage of silver is false. Such false
hood may be necessary in order to make
Mr.. Cleveland the savior of the country
from free coinage with his State bank
currencv scheme.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-10

There should be no difference between
running a large factory, a railroad or a
bank. and the running of a city All
corporations should be run on strictly
business principles to be successful.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-10

New York ADVERTISED
Democratic organs are convulsed with Joy
over the Increased importations OF foreign
goods. Thai "perfidy'' and 'dishonorr" tar.
in wasn't half as protective as they reared
n might be
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-10
Kick.
New York Mani and Express.

New York Mail and Express.
This Nation is in crying need Of RELIEF
from society editors who know notning OF
society authors on etiquette who are per-
sonally Doors, funny men who never orig
mated a ioke. and critics who can never
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-10

And so Mr.. Taggart has concluded to
be q candidate. which is notice to all the
other fellows to take In their conditional
booms.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-10

The really cnterpricing correspondent
will devote himself to naming the sue
cessor OF Justice Jackson. as If IN one
could predict what the President may do.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-10

Mr.. Taggart has reduced the business of
political coquetry to a fine art. He fits to
a dot the description And whispering L
will ne'er consent'-consented."
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-10

Slandered.

He-My aunt was kind enough to tell
me that you only loved me for my money.
she-she was wrong. I married you for
your money.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-10

Kansas City Journal.
The fodder has been fired In many In
diana cornnelds. but there Is notnlnS 70
show that Bynun's eloQuence Is In any
way responsible
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-10

Controller Bowler still insists that his
judicial jurisdiction is concurrent with
that OF the United States Supreme Court.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-10

Gan Francisco POST
The reorle Of calif-rn.a are willing 20
huv home manufactured goods. the frouole
A. they DO not know where 10 get them. as
the home manufacturer rarely aivertises
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-10

Kansas City Journal.
II is lust as well TO take a cheerful
view. II the world comes TO an end In ten
DAYS, as the iowa Holiness people pre-
dict. the country will be saved a year ana
a half of Clevelandism-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-10

New York Evening sun.

The country very often looks nicer and
feels cooler thar the town, not because II
IA nicer or cooler, but because the railroad
cars in which we get there are neither nice
mr. cool
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-10

where tine Line VIII He Drawn.
Chicago Tribune.
The old man Is patient and will stand q
good many didos In the new woman. but
we warn her that ne ySill be dangerous X
she pushes her emancipation to the point
Of raising whiskers-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-10

Cincinnati Tribune

Cincinnati Tribune.
II Mr.. Holmes can prove an alibi he will
the most OF the time during the last few
yearS.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-10

: d. c. s.. Richmond: Palindrome is the
word you want to designate a sentence
which reads the same backward as for
Uard 4f- -#- rf
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-10
Author Can't he Found.
New York Mail and Express.

Mr.. Cleveland f. understood to be looking
over his old scrapbooks in search OF that
once ~favorite war cry. -Four. -Four, -FOUR
hand Ions ago and thus escaped lynching.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-10
So. Thcres

Philadelphia Press.
This CITY Is big enough 20 boss itself With
out the Interference Of people who don't
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-10

The Hammond und.) Tribune tells of
= Democratic sownship trustee in Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-07

Breeders should have a house set apart
for this operation, even IL thoy orc Of
tho outdoor pattern, early IN tho season
especially. Later the outdoor hroodou
may bo used Ia tho opon air. Tho brood.
or house preferred by Country Con.
tloman correspondent has board floor,
windows that admit tho sunlight ON tho
southerly side OF tho house and room
about tho brooder 20 secure exercise for
tho chickens, which, 1T worry carly Ina
tho season, cannot DO advanlagu0usly al.
lowed TO run ont OF doors Tho house
need not DO expensive. Eyyn building
inclosed on throo sides, op0n TO tho
fouth-a moro 6aCd-will answer ~
one uses outdoor hrood0gH, though au
inclo7Od house is better This zorro.
fpondgnt has used brouiCrs iu % COLLAR
and had really good success with them.
but prgiura % house fot apart tD thuir
uao, lt is not uacy any, however Go uA.
etciso TO much caro- iu thu location uf 10
broodor gs iu chat or au incubator tor "a
Matched chick has much creator vitality
than tho unmatched germ. SuIl tho
moro favorable th1 situation of tho
broodCr oihor Things equal tho moro
satisfactory viii ba tho growth and do.
veiugmgut of tho glicsuu.
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THE FARM Horseo.
Gov TO Mako ~ and How to Manage it
IAr.n Oh. IL-I IuIL

Husr 90 Mako ~ aud How 90 Mango ~.
Keep tho ned ruu.
Tho ordinary hotb.d rl.b 5sGb y q
feet Cd convenient sisa. though apy ola
ashviIl answer tha rlrrs.. Construct
tho frumo ss rIdo a. tHn sash is LONG
and ns lone hsitis desired to maI,r tho
bed. Have Do inches hish nt tbU 'front.'
and IS at tho back MatI o. bed tlo,s.
o., f.rt tMek and p.uudus e8luIo
rf loot beyond tho Hampau around of
horse manure which ua begun f1 haat
violently. Tread tHis bed down FIRMLY.
Tor manure thrown io. u.s. t1sotH.rwiIl
hoat rapidly fora short time and than
become cold. tlI whom DO is maIU com.
parauyoly drm 10 win piva forth % rnu.
tlo hoat for Dix or eight wOoEs WHm
tho bod haas boon prepared pllca tlb
framo ur0n 90 and bank &c no vol 20
tho top with manure. 10 o. now ready
Tor tho soil Uso light garden loam
which has been prepared tho fan before.
Place lyo or dix inches of earth ou tho
manure, lcvoling and nning with nn
iron toothod rake. Than put on tho sash
and loavo tho bod alouo Tor % faw dnys
boioro planting tho saods n th8 srrIs
are put In nc once, Che manure may Do.
come so ho. that tho trndor rdrms will
bo destroyed About tho third or fourth
day tho hoat will usually uts.do Co
about so degrees; thon 10 will ro slfo 60
sow, according 10 American Aprieul.
turist. authority for tho following dir.c.
tious. Marx on In rows nbout f1ur ipcb.
a. apart. scatter tho seed tbinly iu tbo
drills. cover with half np ipeb of egil
and pat tho bed down oyrr tb, rows
with a board or tho back of "A boo
Radishos and onions do mad mod
trnnsplnntInr. hut traugplnut tg,patoss
and cabbage opro or twice b.forergffip,
in tho opon ground. giving Thorn mora
room each tmo. AL, TRANSPLANT, iotfur,
when IL pots its second orr tbIrd p,ir of
Leaves. SGT tbreo inches np,rt o,ci ,,,,
and IL will soon berono inrpo opgpgh
for use. Always Ec5p tho bsd fpil "a
soon as ono crop h. nixon and rpt 4,
something oiss.
Omen tho tsd and Iot ip f,,., ,i-
when the westbarwili parp,it Aait Is.
comes warmer tbe sasb nnv ho ,op,,y.J
altogether during thomiddlo Of tbodnv'
bnt must niwnys bo rrpi,csd ,yb,, 4,
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Fai,bPronotiQq Series,

~ First Mission, uautHf' % f7i'aa
oIpeH,ua1 o. amiHi1r1Ty ug1a na l,llfia
Islands, By ucdrgy O. Cannon, e..
A String or pouris, orruirlhr q nlHis 4
Interesting fEgigHHi and als1i5.ai 4 -
tionAfy iir. Jta. 4ll
Leaves Prem ny Journal, By rr'fi'''
WInri woodruff, iel-Hpu0n % hs1nl''
fll missionary experience and uaHI ilis''s
i1g incidents oi hello, $50
Fragments af Experience, q s'l''uis 4
.st.Hrs sIum enc srpHHaHra o. ilirs p
Scl. smith na q proph't, ls''u'
hvorti D. ullr Aulr0F Jal'1n teias =
Hsutsnt' 51eloB 10 Ono slg.a Hail. aAl lAN
Jan. %, 1871, BE-.
Tho church Of Jesus christ Of Lai''r
day saints, 10 Priesthood. oigiaih.
pocbinoi, Ordinances and ul.5'J' " -
Jaguoa, 100.
Tho Nccond Coming OF the nesil'A
tyn u. Hlheri' q.
Analysis OF tho Hooh OF MormoH'
m HlJ5ru, 90.
Tho only Way Go b saved, u io''-
Snow, se
CLAD TidirEs OF Great JoI' ~ o''H
rea'ialg, Dc.
Baptism Tor she Remission of sin''~
Ia Hapiism Essential TO saiva'i9aiH
Articles of Fnith, Small, 'ir
GuFa, o.
F5s,ags mgii bs paid on u1 ah5rA
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rs'as' Publications.

me iiie % Io'spn smtfu. cid.
',h'r $40 eco. H.rrls. "a ~
FFom Airtinnd Co sale LrFs.t.,
l-'.' 70 l.tf. .ltl N.H... I.t -
"Hti' ll1.r atina.t. r.. --a'
forty Years Among t,. -.
'A..n ". Zones iH pass. ~. I. y
i'1ao- AS. tslns.rrt % IN
Pooiisai vYriiinrl OF "a. D.. VA.
''.ih' uh1' ir4uHi FI.. ia. ~''''I'
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l,t L.a'agr um. Ta., go. W -
Laater-day saints psaim,s,
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haf leather Eit ns1. TaHi.,g, y, ~,
hHaaay school Hymn Iisoh. -.
no hymn 1.oi 90 ia5 schools. .i, -, -
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Family aHd ruipt unfas ,1 s-....t 49,.
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frcsidost 1Esbas q. Ntaibaii,. La,
narrative % h1 grin. pei .aal-g
oaroor " vyry r,mutstI.nts. Il.
Hariy scenes la Church iit,t,-,
l'1u1n 1i Incidents faa uruta = -.
oi u'chureh in early ilIs ga
The Life Of Nophi. ns On s,t.,i -.
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cannon, .is
ssrnra OF biography, r5rh,ssrs4,,.,
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Nsuti knights Journal. zs
The Myth Of she 7Iauuserlp, res,a
u1 mo AhsHfiluos oi % ssaliifs go,
Ganrsg Reynolds, lSs.
Lahor- In the vineyard, t.-iaa, a-,a
the most Inilfrsting sfgsusa.a, stu vua,.
Csc.
Eycntful Narratives, e1ania, sans as,a
inF ttet'hg' aHiyaahilo Lessons. -.
Helpful visions, iaH.ru,iAs n.aii.ns,s
uin Lord - iil children, Bs
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itis learned from reliable authority
shat tal' is not poison fY hOu4auy moro
tlau Tor man or BEAST Some rUlpla
ao,o au idea thnt because uoighblr b.
'uuh.ot hy having Dis garden destroyed
ll their chickens and wralis Vengeance
ly throwing uuta handful OF mlt which
-ilis tho chicks, 10 is not good for p0ul.
uy. --E.ehango.
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SUNDAY School a7d prra,-

lon me-. boat ~ cent.
$50 80, IN addition Do 60 Bay. l..''' w =
s,l' anle' hspuso a,.as T.. s ,'.a, - ss,i,
Fir,' mooh Tor our Litt. ~.
A' u'' Of Sunday s.l5.i,. h.. ''''ad', q
Asanday sshaa, r.,i,r a. .'''''' r'l'.a,,
intermediate S. -. nsad.,
eue.',ons and Answer, a..
sna ,1ission OF tho p,, vh Oh, ~
MINI l'c 1oatrA
'''1'e 'snosiioas ani ap,,.
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'hiidrcu's rri'oary tf,r
Copies postpaid. .ia' '" Hoot, 90,
PRIMARY speaker, No. {, r.......
.. "a
Tho noiei ron Hooh, p,,..,., a
s's'' "eEi'''r', psr o., 81.
PRIMARY runc uooh. o.,
ii'oh OF uormon cate. fam.
D. v unioa Hymn noos. ~.
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THE
DENVER & RIO
GRAEDB RAILROAD
SCENIC LIRE OF THR WORLD
Tho only line gQlIlls tao
Through Past IflRl daily I
LEADVTLJB,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGs
ARD DENVER
EFFECTIVE NOV. IS, i8ll

Train No. leaves Ogden ZOO am.
Salt Lake sos am, arrive at Pueblo
tI5 am, Colorado Springs ISL am,
Denver 1870 ann.
Train No. 4 leaves Ogden C;5s PM,
Salt Lake $50 pm, arrive at Pueblo
S's7 pm, Colorado Springs 6gS pm,
Denver gas pm,
Connections made a. Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and DOnyor with nll lines east
Elegant day coachot, chair cars and Pull,
man HloopaTH on al trains. Take tho
ID, 4 k, q, and have o comfortable trip
and enjoy Tue hualI scenery on th0 cou-
uuuns
4. q, HUGHEL b. X. HOOPER,
4runio Manager, u, II. g H. A.
Denver, Colo, Beaver, Cola
ID. T.. NEViNs,
0ansIsl Agunl
Salt L1ko Ci,gs "
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Rio
GRANDE
WESTERN
STANDARD aAyar
s%.s asp.u. 10 Effect Eoa 25ib, 1894.


rsryr sut Lake
No. .-Tor Provo. uinHhim. AMI
on ruu'f trkfu.s........... SOFA. u
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aud ll points Laat.......... lJu m
NO .-lor Provo MaGu. and
sauna ...s..H. ftsaass a....ss s..s.ss $50 %. u
so. s-for Eureka ......... ......-...... t.U0u. u
No .-Iur ogden ana wcat........ ut.p m
SO i-tg. uglgn aui Gao Wolg.... lagJ r.m
arrive snit Late.
so l-Tr0m PROVO. 8ranI Junction
and iho Ehat..........,.... ts'O %. m
SO =frDm IflT5. Grand Junction
hrl iu laHt ..........s.s % .IIp m.
BIO. t-iIun bingham. Provo. Mauu
Qua Haliua .sss.ss....a. o Or %. f.
No. s-ltum lurosa....... ............ u.tlA
Ao HI rom uEi0a and tho West asa u.
30 O. Ilu ,Kdoa and thc West. 5IIu. m
tr'y ro ruunnr through ruilman ua.4t.
luuH'r unuIuf NIOm t.ctYuad 30 Denver .Il
NfHuu auntuIn ans 90 kauHsH UItf and Uhiea
o. NIA colorado points. fec recIiGIus rlair
calN .1It Lake o. uuuyCr, lnd Uu.y uun Fuu
ming Pullman slrcpUra saIt Lake o. san Fral.
CISCO. hoohangoiI elolo eonhsarouL Aafu.f
speed and comfort.
TICkg, once, 10 v. End SOl.l
D.. g. DODGE. "a. b. wELuY
Gen, Manager ton suul.
r, ~. bAhLuth. Trade Manager.
J'h iENNEil, Cen f.Nf,A.
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OGDEN.
InnrLlon IN lam.

Interest Ia the Rogers libel sulI
against william Glassmanu, Of the
Standard, has not declined any, The
courtroom icing crowded this morn
ing With spectators. The prosecution
EJt through on Tuesday evening. The
defense occupied m0at Of the time yfs.
tarJnv examining witucssos Co p.3vr
that RJgers's character was No blsuk aa
Che block printed In the htdHd1rd
Up. Spencer, tho fellow arrested Tor
enticing little girls 60 his shop, was
sentenced - six months impfiBDI-
mcnt and 10 pay fine VI 5000.
Tho nmopf necessary TO induce the
wool securing plant e. l1caio iu Ogden
he been raised anu favorable word D.
eHuuuted from the Fact.
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musiI

She Improvements A,saeia'Ioa s' ~
Hook, contains collection 90
and selostai songs aaI hymnsi ~ p u'li-
Professor y. nor.l1g, srsaU-'Isa' 49,
eholgo mual,, postpaid, 'o''
D.ss. Uuiou Music Hook p'''p'la' -
Primary Tune Hoos, as' sa'a' ''''''
zoe.
the PsaIniody, r,psr ndr', 49, o.a.A =. "a
oll L,apsI. tI.il Postage ~ Ga
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missio7ay Supple,

H0'San'a rrnes No,i,ts.
goa.
" 8,as.
Lhe Modern Prophet,
Irne w. rai', iioiiglos.,.
Iho 'oeaei Pioneer,
torg,na- '' iair.
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Removes urIatl.aa 1dailimees ofasc.
J., feeds through the p3rcs and builds
up thc fatty membranes aud wasted
tissues, nouHsbes tie shdeyclcd aud
shunkeu skin, tones and inwgomtes
The nerves aud muscles. cur.chcs the
impoverished blood vessels, and sup
plies youth and elasticity to the action
Of the skin. les perfect
Beware Of substitutes and counter
ieis. Yale's Original Skin Food, price
$3.50 and Us 90. Atail drug stores.
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1EIL UNION
NES3E5yEg -.
a55f)55HH5S1IEIIHi.
>9s pieroRNpN
THE THROUGH CAR LINZ
Effective Dec. 10th, 1894.
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GU Duly. az 70 icitti

IiaHf Arufs md Bspari 10 SAT Latt
Gu Daily, az f0icitti
ArufvE
From OIL Eastern uoIut1. s............. 80 an
From lutte. roftaud, San rfan.
cisco. Cache alley and Orlen.. n am
From an Eastern points, Park CITY
ana NfIrusss....s.s.ss ..s...sssssssss Z % D u
from san francisco, Ogden and
intermediate pointi............a.... Z IS pm
'tfom Milford. Juh1. rr5to. sanpttc.
and hufetl...ss. ............ o Do b m
ltFou Terminus and roocio............ Nv pm
uurAHr
fof Uffru. rAra CiI aud all hasten
nHIuil ...t.....ssss ......s.s.s..4s.. 01 H
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pan iranetsco and Cache
valley points. .......s................ top pm
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land. and san Francesca. 5l0nn
'iUr fuHtEn. Provo. -nnuets valley
hcHHi JuAb and Frisco ..-. &c.. 5Nar
Dor f"ocic aud Tormluus............ sDaH
'rralnh t1uh % Jusl ma daIy except
sunday.
Daily except sunday
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Safety Jenosit boxes Ia our BURGLAR
proof vault for rent az very low rate
Open Tor deposits Saturday night
until b O'Clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-07
Noble womsQ's lives sSt;a

Lydis Knights History, 90 l,ls'-ui
volume. written To- an attractive ssi I.lsslt
stylU, a3e.
tIcToincs o. "Uormondom, itisrugI
Stretches % women vho hars pSgrt a.,
sglves vufti,s O. haalr, -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-07

MNF 81. NALE. Health end CouuIraian
sp,gi.i.t Vale temple OF Beauty. 90 Stale
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-07

Manufacturer and dealer in an kinds
n Metallic Wood aud Cloth Covered
Cunlns aud Ca1kott.
FUN line OF Coinn Furnishings kop.
constantly on hand.
Telephone aud telegraph orders
promptly filled.
Open Day aud " igh.
Factory and Warorooms 40. 26l E. lst
South. y blocks east nf ThoroE
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Is uncqualed Ia town. Values speak
Tor themselves.