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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-20

WANTED-An persons In want OF trunks
w and bags to call on E. D. REYNOLDS,
500 Congress street, one door above Shaw's
grocery store, as we manufacture our goods
and can therefore give bottom prices.
Trunks repaired. Open evenings. We frame
pictures. fed4-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-10-20
HORSE TIMERS.

Allthe good ones in silver, gold filled and sill
yer .Gases: Single and split seconds. McKEN-
NEYthe Jeweler je2edtf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19
Political Pointers.

Judge John W. Burton lesves ior
Chicago tomorrow 10 DO gone about a
week OF ton days.
Judge Powers, J. II. Msyle and J.
j.. RAwlins arc known NJ the Big
Three up nj Brighton.
Congressman Newlanda OF Nevada,
now IA this city, Gays his state will no
overw helmingly Tor Bryan Ia Novem-
bet. Mt. Newlands u a candidate Tor
reelection himself and Will shortly be-
gin hls campaign.
Judge BAskln, It Il stated, eau secure
Judicial nomination on the Demo-
cratic ticket this fall with no trouble at
all-that 10 u tho party decides 10 put
up candidates. He 10 regarded us be.
ing 10y far the strongest candidate oi
any yet named tor tho place. The
judge, by the way, has considerable
number oi friends who would like very
much 10 zee him nominated Tor the
county attornoyahip, The ofilco Ia by
Tar more important one now than
ever before aud II lie generally con.
codCd that q master mind 10 required
~ tho helm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19
4 10Y Ann A BALLOON.
or How nusiBess Wa interrupted In .
Chicago Department store.

or How nusiBsss Wa interrupted In .
Chicago Department store.
Tho small boy had purchased a rubber
balloon In tho toy department.
lie was tagging after his mother in
the crowded first floor OF the big dopa' =
ment store when some one iolted against
him 80 that no lot 50 Of the string The
rubber balloon hoatod upward until II
reached the ceiling.
Tho boy howlcd IN dismny. and his
mother dropped hor bundles. imagining
that some one had walked on him.
Thuu was the balloon bobbing against
the ceiling
Tho boy held mp his hands toward It
and demanded that IL b. returned TO
him, His mother gathered up her bun.
dies and scoldod him for boing careless
Then the aisle became blocked with
people who offered suggestions
Get o long fishing pole, said ono
"Huw did II happoni' asked another
allow long will IL stay up thorof"
inquired yc. another.
A porter came running 20 find on,
what was tho mattor. a dozen willing
people pointed out tho balloon that rested
lightly against the ceiling and was
shifted about by every little movement
Of the air
81 don't sec how | can get it, " said
he
ooh You ought TO get il for the boy, A"
said largo man, who had established
himself as master Of ceremonies ''You
bought the balloon horo In the store
didn't you, madam"
'Yof. sir, she replied.
"sho bought tho balloon hero In tho
store % said the largo man 20 the porter.
II think II you get long window pole
and stnndun that highest shelf that you
can lsh it down"
lt was 0 cent balloon, but tho porter
went after Il as " IL were tho bag OF
gold that hangs from every rainbow.
He found the polo and climbed to the
high shelf Several hundred people stop.
ped their shopping and watched him for
1--WE minutes as no vainly polSod In AN
onort 20 laston tho end OF tho window
pole In tho dangling string
At last he was successful.
Tho balloon was slowly hauled down,
TO tho intense qualification OF every one
except the small bow, who had become
interested in a small aquarium contain.
ing goldfish. Chicago Record
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19

Perry Noboker Of the LAM board iiico
are NJ present engaged on some plats In
the United States land ofilUe.
The state board u examiners IL hold.
Ing a meeting this Hfterno'n.
George Edward Andrew, %, and
Evelyn II. Graves, 20, both Of this
city. were today granted a license TO
we'd.
Moasfs. Reese and Fetfow, lncaiors
fof the State land board, afe SIN In the
Green River country. Al Interesting
report h expected from them when
they return.
l.. ID. II. Thompson has filed bond
Of 500 AZ receiver TOT T.. D.. EllIs anu
uthrra Ia tho sult Of the PfovideEt Lie
& Trust company. II. q. Mcmillan aud
J. l.. Bambofgef are surttiea
Judge Richie has his hands full IN
consideration Of cases which his honor
has under advisement. The Hcyser-
Marion suit requires great deaf Of
close attention, aud the cIufps de.
oision viii be- watched with iriurrsi.
The daughter Of State Audi or
Richards began - imurlve Ia health
this mlrniug, and her iaihCr fcols cor.
rospondilgly encouraged. Too inter.
miitont iovcr with which Mis- Rou.
ards has been All uioi, was q severe
Trial 10 one WHO had never before
scarcely known a dnS' = sickness.
Mary T.. Hanks today entered suit
ngaintt Thomas Matthew, Arthur
Blown and Matthew Cullen Tor
damages in the sum Of $500, rent
tn the sum Of $3.50 anu $3.50
costs. Tho suit grows out VI former
action in the distinct and supreme
courts over sale decd TO The north
half Of lot o, block AZ, DIST a, o. salt
Lake City survey, tue same having
been given In consideration 0i certain
moneys advanced 10 Ephraim NJ.
Hanks. Mfa. Hanks SUES o. admins
tratfix Of the estato.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19
DAILY WEATHER vASE.
Observations Taken at Utah. Idaho,
Montana, Oregon and Nevada
stations.

Weather reports showing obssrvA.
tlons at 5 AM. ,oisyi
Salt Lake Ciiy-Baromc,er, s0;O2;
temperature. %; minimum, 90; vino;
southeast, light; rain, "a OF an finch,
clear.
Baker Cliy-Baromcter, 29.ss; TEN.
poratuTe 90; minimum, 81; wiud,
south; CLOUDY.
Cheyenne Barometer, $1,000; tenn.
petatufe, s.; minimum, 90; wind,
south, ~ miloa per hour; rain, .28 nj
an Inch; cloudy.
Helena-Bafometer. 5000, tompera.
ture, b6j minimum, 90; wind, south,
o miles an hour; clear.
Miles City Barometer, 5000; tenn
perature, 90; minimum, 50; wind,
oalm; rain, 20 Of an Inch, clear.
Winnomucca-Ba Barometer. 20. ~; TEN.
perature, 70, minimum, %; wind,
south. 5 milrn per hour; cloudy.
Idaho Falls--Baroneter, 20. %; tenn.
peratufe, %; minimum, 90; wind.
northwest, light; clear
General and local forecast for 80
hours ending 5 pm, Aug. 10th;
For Utah, scattered showers and
thundorstofms this afternoon and to-
night Thursday generally fair.
Salt Lake City aud vicinity, fair,
stationary temperature.
J. II. SMITH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19
Notes.

Marshal s,ofro Of SprlnRville brought
over yesterday a young man by the
name Of A. Wilson, who was sentenced
10 serve thirty days In the county jail
ty Justice Boyer Of SprlnRville, iot
stealing SONS OF Professor Alexander's
clothing from tho Boyer houee at
3pringvllle. The young man, who l.
a handsome and well appearing gentle.
manly young fellow, says he pleaded
guilty 10 shield another man who did
take the clothing. He shys that steal.
ing Ia not his business, and oertaiuiy
his looks bear him out In the state.
ment, aud he u very anxious 10 have
his Identity kant secret.
Mllee J. o'Mahony Of Salt Lake IL
In the city.
Pelor Siubbr, An old and respected
resident OF this city, IL iubllant over the
indications OF a good mine In the
Morning GLORY, In Diamond, Tintlo
district, IN which no Is Interested.
Mt. Julia johnson and her niece
Miss May Arh Fofth, both OF Beaver,
are visiting relatives aud friends In
this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19
Mckinley, whitt,more and Silver.

County Attorney Whiltemore In q
letter TO the writer says that In his con-
verualion on tho all absorbing topic Of
froo silver rs reported In last EVENING"
NEWS, n portion Of his remarks were
omitted. lie IL Of tho opinion that he
said ho believed that n Mckinley
should DO elected "tilvei would DO re-.
moneliEed, through international
agreement within ten months." MI
Whlttemorc further says TINT no
"hased his oplnion upon the oOnvoraa-
ton had with Major Mckinley ON the
subject" "In your article" continues
tho county attorney "you leave
out all reference TO an intornatioua al
agreement, ami also make u appear
that tue statement that silver would b.
remonetlEed inside u ten months
came from Major Mckinley, which 10
not the fact"
Whatever commission there wAl In
this matter was made by Mr.. White.
more himself. There are some things
ne may have uninlontionally left an.
said at tho time which would have
placed the question Ia tho light Il now
stands. IL that ovout he would have
baen quoted precisely ~ he expressed
himself sui an explanation
Of hls remarks made unnecessary. Tho
NEWS man was careful % note OK.
Rctiy what he said and record II cor
fectly. However, Mf. Whittomlro' =
explanation Ia ohoeuully given that
hia position and that OF Major Mo-
Kinloy In tho matter may DO properly
understood,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19

unimportnnt forms devoid Of ohlorophyll
can tho synthcsis Of complex from sim
pie compounds or from the elements DO
accomplished. The function Of chloro-
phyll may only bc comprehended when
It's chief physical properties are under
stood. These may BE- best illustrated
by placing gram u chopped leaves
o. grass or gcranium In n few cubic cun-
timotcra Of strong alcohol for an hour.
Such a solution will b. of bright,
clear green color. and when the vessel
containing Il b. hold In such q manner
that tho sunlight 81 reflected from tho
surface Of the liquid 10 win appear blood
rod. duo to its property OF 1uorosccncc,
that u changing the wave length ~
tho rays II light Of the violet and of
tho spectrum In such manner ns TO
mako them coincide with those of the
red end. II IL BY examination ~ Light
which hns passed through a solution OF
chlorophyll, however, that the greatest
insight into its physical properties may
be gained II such q ray Of light Is pass
cd through u prism and spread Out ON a
scrron. 10 may he sCCu that there uro
several largo intervals Of dark bands in
tho spectrum. Tho rays Of light which
would have occupied these spaces have
boon absorbed by the chlorophyll aud
converted into heat aud other forms "
energy. This cnorgy Is directly availa.
BIO 20 tho protuplasm containing tho
chorophyll. and by means Of it tho syn.
thesis OF Cumnlfx substance may b. No.
complilhcd Popular Science Monthly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19
Personal Paragraphs.

George c. Howe Of Duluth is at tho
Cullen.
W. O. Allon, a Chicagoan, Is a, tho
Knuisiord.
Gray Warner Of Donvor reglsierod at
the Cullen today
James Allen, Esq., Of ogden was o
Salt Lake visitor today.
4. y. Yoakum Of Los Angeles, Cal,
Il among tho guests Al. tho romple1on'
Charles l.. Letson and w. n. Dorward,
both Of siolton, y. j., arc ai the Walker.
Miss II. Ferguson Of Cedar Rapids,
Ia has her name on tho Tomploion rog-
istor.
Mics Louise Wolf oi Chicago and Miss
II, :. HOLMES Of Detroit, arc ~ thi
Walker.
w. n. Meyor OF 50. Louis and @. X.
on OF lutto, Mont, are guests al tho
Tomplo'on.
g. Il. Savage won't north 10 Sho,hono
Fails, Idaho, on last evenings Union
Pecinc ualn.
NJ. Fitzgerald OF Fairfield and Joseph
Jenson OF Logan arc temporarily located
At the Cullen.
u. u. Glascock and Julian ODDS, both Of
whom come from Washington, u. c., are
stopping nj tho Iompiojon.
p. A. wnkor and Homer T.. Ritter
both Of tho u. s. coast aud government
survey are guests At the knu,siord.
Now Workers at tho Kuutsford arc a.
II. KATE, ID. W. Coon, Frederick W.Coon,
Wiihor H. Coon aud Abnor 4. Hopkins.
Chas. q. Brown, formerly Of the Ogdon
Standard, aud now with the Pioneer
Power company, was down from Ogden
on a visit today.
Tho lIarrah family OF Philadelphia are
II NJ tho knutsfofd. IL consists Of Mr.
nnd Mrs.. Charins iiarrnh, Miss Eunioo
and Mcssrs. Ernest and Edward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19
NOTICE.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT Ar
~ hmeetng Of the board OF diroctoru Of Inc
AAanue Mining and Milling Co held al Their
once m sali axe uity, utAh, August IS III iSG.
one cent tlcl per share Waa levied on Inc ont,
siAn elng eapiiHl stook Of tho corporation, pav.
ado immediately 10 D. a, Grant, secTetAfy' Al
w 9noo o. NE company, 2ls Dooly hlock,
Any stock upon which said Assessment shall
ttllalh unpaid on the 18th day Of soptomhor.
~ Wilb he delinquent and advertised Tor saie
letQfc, viii be sold on the q III day Of Eantep,-
uel, lrla, ~ O'Clock .. M, at the once 81 .ho
company named above, 20 pay the dollnguent
assessment, together with the costs of ativor
board Of directors, Wv
y, A. GRANT, Secretary
SAIL LAKE CiIf, Utah, August 10, is1d.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19
UNIVERSITY OF Utah
And state Normal School
Salt Lake City.

Tho next academic ysar will btgin
September 1911.
The following courses are provided
/. Course 10 General science.
.. Course In Libefal Afts.
., Course In Mining Engineering.
4 Advanced Normal Course.
~ ich OF thCae iualH 10 tho barcalhu.
rOate decree; the Normal Diploma, by
provision OF State law, excmpls the
holder from oil exam nations In the
public school system.
8. A Fur YeAfF Normal Course
leading 10 a oofllnoAts VI graduation
which CNempls the holder from teach.
. - examinations tor torn q years.
. Preparatory Course leading 10 The
collegiate ceursn.
Tuition IL fee In all departments s;
tho only onaige for entftncc
IL m annual ieyfisiralion lee
OF ten dollafs. ono hunt red
ifse scholarships are maintained 10
connection with tho normal school:
applications for appointment 10 suon
scholarships musl be made 10 tho slaie
superintendent Of public instruction,
through tho county superintendent.
Since the last academic year n thor.
oughIy equipped ttaining school has
been established on the Univefsity
gronnda; gymnasium and manual
training department have been added.
EutIance examinations may be hold
At lhr homes OF the applicants under
tbs supervision q tile county superln.
tshdenb; graduates OF Aocfsdii, d
schools may be admitted wilhou, eK.
animation.
For catalogues end other iniofma.
tlon address Dr. J. l.. TalmAge, Pres.
ident Of tue Universally, or the under.
signed.
ID. II. ALLEN,
ssorolaFy Unlvenity OF Utah, Salt
Lake CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19

Mrs.. west H. Tired Of LIE WIN Her
Alleged Cruet Husband.

Mrs.. West a. Tired of LIE WIN hef
Alleged Cruet Husband.
Earah A.. West today commenced
action In the Third district court 10
secure n divorce IRON hor husband,
James West. In her complaint Me.
West gives A. reasons Tor hut prayer
Tor fplioi, that hut husband 10 n man Of
"violtnt tomuer, sullen and disnTros.
able disposition and easily provoked
and excited 20 anger, anu vheu angry
has many times beaten the plaintin
and Inflicted pouonal violence upon
her ami has cruelty and inhumaniy
treated her. and that his conduoi TO-
wards hor " such that II IL Improper
tor her 10 longer live with him"
Mfs. West also complains tha, for
ELK yenfa past sho has been Of delicate
health and whiie In a critical state her
husband hhs frequently lott her alone
without any assistance, Two ynAra
nHo, says Mrs. Woai, hof husband
brought n women 10 stay at their homo
ami that wnen the plaintiff, Ia the pre-
sunce Of her husband, demanded OF tie
woman that she leave tho house To
latter threw nm iron AMI oiher missiles
at the plaintiff and her husband re-
fused 10 protect her from the assault.
On SUNDAY, July ~ Of this year, al
ltnos Mfs. West, tho defendant brutal
~ kicked her, threw her ~ the Moor
anu struck her violent blows from
which she siili suffer; and that a few
days Afterwards no "spit m plainuire
oar and for two hour continued 70 act
In a ofuol and di Rgfooablu manner Co..
wards plainuti." It IL alec complained
that Tor i've years past the husband
has treated his wiiu with contrmnl,
scarcely over speaking 10 her, snd that
ho has refused 10 nssiai her In any
way.
Sits. West says that through their
Joint clotn the couple have aceumu-
lated properly 10 the amount Of about
4 $40, 600, All OF which, except $1,000 IA
held by the deie ldant.
Tho paTllea were married on Dec.
-, 1876, aud thoru 10 no Issue OF the
marriage.
The plaintiff asks Tor divorce from
the defendant and that he be- com.
pelled 90 Uay alimOny OF turn over 10
tho plaintiff reasonable amount Of
tho property held by him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19
Idaho Weather and Crops.

IDAnO FALLS, Idaho, August IS,
ls06.-rhe weather Of the week ending
Monday, August l7lh, was very warm
with cool nights; light frosis occurred
on several dates Ia thu more elevated
portions Of the central aud eastern tec.
tiOna, but no damage was done. High
winds have prevailed nearly overy
afternoon, principally over the south
crn hall OF tho State. materially aesle,-
Ing the warm Dry weather 10 drying
up pastures and crops ON uniffigatei
lands. Tue precipitation oi tho week
was very deficient, consisting mainly
of light showers resulting from u few
thunuoretofms.
rhe weather was very favorable for
grain, whioh has ripened rapidly; hat.
ycuting IL well under way, with large
pert OF the crop Ia the western section
lhreHhed; In other parts OF the state
thfcahing will begin Ia fow dayt;
the yield 10 variable but generally
above the average. Potatoes are Of tx.
cellent quality ami doing well. Vege.
tables Of all kinds arc plentiful. Corn
II In good condition ana ready for table
utc. Cutting Of the Heconu crop Vi
alfalfa IA generally nearing completion.
Fruit u maturing well aud ~ a good
crop. ID. T.. McCALLUM,
Section Director.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19
For nlyerllne Mntnr.

&. Ii. Crow, the harness maker, has
filed a complaint 10 tho police court
Rgainst MIS-. Margaret Taylor whom
no charges with having diverted aud
turned the irrlgnting water from a Ger.
tain private ditch on Fret South be.
tween Ninth ana Tenth East. The
ease will likely bn ventilated before
Justice Wengrr tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19
PROVO.
County Business.

The county oommiaalon mot yeslcr-
day and transacted tho following buel.
aetf!
The case NJ Mrs. John McEwan, OF
the Second ward, Provo, who was re-
ported In destitute circumstances, was
referred 10 Commlsslonet Bullock.
The proposition from George ID. Bar.
rum a 20. 10 furnish election booths
was rejected for the reason that local
arms would supply them cheaper.
The contract for printing Of election
notices was awarded 10 Shelton 4 Go.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19

No appoule2 Then 90 not try 10
lofce ieod Town; but use the mosl
scientific means for restoring tone 10
mo slomnoh, How Why, by tax.
ing Ayers sanapnrlilA, and In tuT.
pfl.lngly snort time, your appetite will
come hgslp, anu come 10 stay,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19
Held in Bonds Of $500.

Messts, Bioor, Homer and Dixon,
the two formers Of the Salt Lake
Athletic club management, ana the
latter the referee OF the recent fatal
IhOmpson-Carter ptiEB tlghf, were
tried before Justice Wenger yesterday,
and this morning his honor held them
10 tho district court In bonds oi $500
oach, The seconds Of tho respective
principals 10 the fight were DIE.
charged,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19
Too Sick to Show Up.

NJ. V. Reeves, over whom han 90 q
charge OF petit larceny, ia the theft Of
some mechanics tools lie at present too
sick TO attend oouft tor trial. Hls case
should have beun heard today, but on
receipt OF a certificate from Df. MuUoy
niteating tho mau's illnoss, the caao
was continued until next Tuesday, tue
s6.h lost. at 10 a. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19
A Stand Broken Into.

Flank o'Rlley's fruit stand, located
Just north Of the Knutsf0Td hotel, was
broken Into by unknown parties early
this morning. a quantity q lobncoo
was taken, together with the contents
Of aslot mpchiue. II Is supposed 70 be-
the work OF thiovlng boys.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19
salthir Excursions via RIO Grands
Western Hallway.

saithir Excursions via Mo Grando
Western Hallway.
Published TOT tue benefit OF persons
residing Al points outside OF Salt Lake
Oilyi
August ~. From sRnpete and
SEWER, under auspices l. q. q. +.
August 10. From Weber, DavlA
Salt Lake aud Utah Counties, also from
Ilntio district, under auHpicrs 1, o. o.
h. and the Carnival Of Madrid.
August IA. From Weber and Davis
Countes, undor the auspices OF Blsh.
OPS stevens and Brown.
August 10. From Weber, DAvit
SAT- Lake and Utah Counties also from
Iinl Q, under tho auspices Of the Car
niVal OF Madrid. Last day OF tho
grea, spectacular anu vaudeville per-
i0rmanoe.
August Is, From Utah County and
Salt Lake County, under auspices Of
lho beet growers and farmers Of Utah
Couoty and the Utah Sugar Co.,; also
rom Weber County, under auspices
OF Fourth Ward choir.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19
TWO INFORMATIONS,
10 State Criminal Cases, PIltd Against
Bank oil Salt Lake OllcsTs
MRS. WEST APPLIES ron DIVORCE.
A Long List of Charges Against Her
uu bmd-Ihs B,nl nral-Cui.
ting on a. "suep"

This afternoon County Prosecutor
whlitomoro flied two informatlons In
criminal prosecutions Of the State
against J. II. Bacon, Harvey NJ. ia.
con and william D. Holland. The
iniormallons state that the defendants
were b,uni over In Justice Hafvey'a
court on W., charges Of having re'
colvod In tho Bank Of isalt Lake depos'
~ from NESTS. MulvsY and Fort
when they know the bank was ins0l'
vent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19

"Canet thou minister TO a mind
diseasedP" asks Macbeth. Certainly,
my lord; tue condition Of the mind de-.
ponds largely, II not solely, ON the con.
dillon OF tho eiomhch, liver, and
bowels, Tor Nil OF which complaints
Ayers Pulls ars"ths Ioverelz eel thine
on eArth.D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19

A doat OF Ayers Cherry PeotorAl
iaken In time has prevented mApy a
nj OF sickness and saved numergus
lives. This proves the necessity OF
Keeping this Incompatible medicine
where u can be readily rescued at all
hours OF the day and night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19

Tho direct line 10 ksnsAs City, 81
Louis and Atlantic teaboard, h via
the Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping ard chair
care, and all connections made In
Union depols In the day time. II you
are going East and care for daylight
ride through the grandeat scenery Of
the RooSy Mountains ON route, tea
that your ticket reads via Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair cars
positively FREQ to holiera Of regular
train tickets.
II. ~. KoosER, G. n. a r. A.,
n Morlan Block, salt Lake CITY,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19
Twentieth Ward Excursion.

The people OF the Twentieth Ward
take lhelr annual excursion tomorrow,
rhuuiay the 2Oth 70 Garfield Beach.
a fine program OF amusomenls has
ugpu prepared including baseball, foot.
lali sack ami foot Tactu, uanoiug
conlcstolc. An enjoyable time q as.
fuTcd an who attend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19

TIN SECnEr ~ TIIE sUCCLss
OF Wa eotps "Paiu Palu" Remedy ID
that IL ~ mp leu o. lust what n pf0m.
ists. II cub ues Inflammation, ara
pain Instantly stop. The htslIur
procrss Thea Begin. Csc totllc. All
druggists cell 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-19
COLOR IN PLANTS.

The Most Important coloring Substance
Ia tho World l. chiorophyiL
Chlorophyll is perhaps tho most i'm.
portant coloring substance In tho world.
for upon this substance depend the char.
notoristic activity OF plants, the synthe.
sis of complex compounds from carbon
dioxide and water process, upon which
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