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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-12

Mrs louie NJ. Gordon. OF Atlanta. Ga. one OF the
most beloved and popular women in the South. has
recently received new honors She has been made a
member Of the Executive Committee OF the National
Council Of Women. and member OF the Board OF
Governors Of the international League OF Press Clubs
She is also on their League Extension Committee.
and n member OF the mos, important committees OF
the National Board o: the Daughters OF the American
Revolution.
Two hundred factory girls accomplished the noml-
nation OF Frank Hull for Mayor OF Poughkeepse. a
few days ago. They went out In a body and bescged
every man they knew. and would not leave him
until they had the voters promise. Sweethear;s.
brothers, fathers. uncles, cousins and friends
attacked and captured by rows and platoons. and
the result that Mr. Hun carried four OF the seven
wards and viii. be the next Mayor. He has promised
the girls a splendid banquet
Miss Beatrx Hoyt. the woman golf champion Of
America, is a granddaughter OF Chief Justice Sal
mon p Chase. She Is a member Of the Shinnecock
Hills Club and acquired her expert playing
the sandy links Of that enthusiastic organization.
Mrs George II. Mcclellan. widow Of General Nc
Clellan. is In Paris after spending the summer in
Switzerland. In company with her daughter. Nine.
Dcprct she will spend portion OF the winter In
Southern France.
Miss Fannie Ekns has made a great success in
sketching surgical operations. and In modelling In
clay for physicians and surgeons. Her hospital
work is especially good and helpful and Is devel
sb surgeons who recognize tho value OF her work.
preferring TO remain In New-fork.
Mrs Lille Devercux Blake and her daughter.
Miss Katherine Blake. have just moved into their
new apartment at No. 2o West fty-eightfr-st.
Mrs Blake has sent out cards for a series OF
lectures TO be given at her home.
Mrs Ferdinand Pinncy Earle. Of Washington
tI.,obts has resigned manager OF tho Ladies'
Association OF the J. Hood Wrights Memorial Hos
pital. Amsterdam-ave. and 0ne-hundred-and-
thrtieth-st.. and mas also re"'eu ''o" "e"oer-
ship In the organization.
There nre women car conductors In Santiago and
Valparaiso. and they wear UNIFORMS cohect ana
register fares and are thoroughly trustworthy and
efficient In the service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-12
WOMEN AND THEIR WAYS.

The that Miss Mary French Field. daughter
OF the late Eugene Field IL 10 make her home In
New-York this winter Is received with pleasure by
many She Is coming here for the purpose OF deliver
ing a series OF readings Miss Field had just entered
society when the sudden death OF her father placed
upon her the responsibilities OF breadwinner. She
at turned to his beautiful poems and began
read them In public. Two OF his poems. Little Boy
Blue" and With Trumpet and Drum. he taught her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-12
GOING ON TO-DAY.

MIA de Louie lectures this evenin: on Shakes
oears's Remarkable Records" befor the Peoples
ConGrefs Of DR.. Dixons Church. their ciuo-
house. No u6 East Fifteenth-st
AZ TIA Professional Woman's Legue. No. 1909
prc.Sxav this afternoon Mrs Anna Randall Diehl
an have full charge of the literary pogramme. and
Vii read paper on Shakespeare md the nio'e'
n. womans Home Missionary Inion Will hold
III eighth district meeting to-day rom IL ococH
until o'clock. in the chapel OF the Linton Avenue
CONGREGATIONAL Church. BROOKLYN
~. p.nt,st Home, Greene and Throop ayes.
yarookIyn will have its annual Ne'-Engiano sup
~, and home festival this Afternoon and evening
from until 10 o'clock. There WILDE mus'cai al
Miss Adele NJ. Fielde will lecture on farna-
,.r,.rv Usage" at II o'clock this morning In the
rooms Of the League for Pohticai Eouca''o"' 1>o
West Forty-fourth-st.
3 Tho directors Of the Commercialrraveliers' Fai:
vill give tea and musical In the rw oanque. nan
- the Hoffman House this Afternoon from 10
o'clock
~. "a. Won Like II" Shakespeae Club will hold
a. frst "Reading' and Social" ofits third season
.h,. n,,sr,,v a, & o'clock at the bme OF Mr.. and
W.. Alexander Brown No. 10 Wst One-hundred-
and-afth-st The FIRST two acts Of 'Romeo and Jn-
iet' viii be read. after which thee VIII De music
Rotations and refreshments
Ms Elise Mercur. the woman rchitect' OF rn. .,
Suse Penn. lectures this afternoo a. fra., us
uta Brooklyn, on THE Sanitary an Eco"oi''o W."
sduction Of Buildings.
-
n woman.s Missionary Union'f the Chassis OF
xsv;York will hold its annual conference al ciocN
thh aternoon IN the chape' OF LII
churuh Madison-ave. and FiityeveeintSn,II 10. 0w.
Msryasa E. Sansster is to speak ""a' we
TO MisSloos" Ia
Professor william H. Goodyear.of the o'oon.yn
Institute Museum. will lecture this f'erhoon Oh ,"e
1gypjlan Temples" The lecture wi De N,a'
4he Teachers College. Morningse He's"''' O"e
aandred-and- twentieth-si. West.
ne Methodist Social Union Will i've meeting tn's
evening at the st. Denis Hotel. TIE subject FOR dis
eusson will be THE TenemerHouse" Mayor
phons will speak. and number oCity Commission
- WIN enter into the discussion, The women KIN.
6ekarners are looking forward VIII deepest interest
70 the results OF this meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-12
coyVOCATIOy or MOTHERS.

Chicago Nov 1.-THE third annual Convocation
~ Mothers vhIch Is being held under the auspices
OF the Kindergarten College. Of Chicago. met In
Handel Hall this morning Mrs. J. NJ Grouse director
OF the college. In brief address stated that the
object of the Convocation was to better tho cond-
ton OF the children OF to-day. Addresses were ae-
,,,."..a hv NJ. n Van ylssIngen, of Evanston.
III. on Physical Environment Of Infancy by ths
Rsy. L. p. Mercer on Spiritual Environment OF OF
Tns Need Of Raising ths etandsrd for THSssa WnS
Ar "a "a Entrusted with the Care OF Cmlorens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-12
SEgDLEWORK GUILD OFFICERS.

THE BROOKLYN BRANCH REFLECTS THOSE OF
LAST YEAR
The Brooklyn Branch Of the Needlework Guild
held Its annual business meeting In the directors
room of the Brooklyn Library yesterday morning.
Mrs. Truman J. Backus presided. All the onhcers
In change were reelected al follows: Mrs. Truman
j. Backus. honorary PRESIDENT Mrs william g.
Newell, president: Miss A. L. Holt. No. n Garfield
Place. secretary; Mrs. J. v. v. Boorean treasurer
The secrctary's report showed that In last year
STA garments were distributed among forty-nve
hospitals and charitable institutions OF this city
aided by the Guild For the current year the contr-
buttons amount to about 1000 garments -Four new
r,ties vere brought 10 the attention Of the Guild
by directors Of several sections among tnems IA
Training School and Home for QlrIe ana the ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-12
A NEw-EyGLAyD TEA AND SALE.

Tho Aiumnae Association and the pupils OF st.
Mary's School are conducting a New-England tea
and sale at the parish house. No. l+ West Forty
s,xth-st The sale opened yesterday and the young
Snmen In charge OF the booths are wearing CO.'S
tunes modelled after the Puritan maiden fashion,
The proceeds 20 to The building fund.
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ITEMS OF NEWS INTEREST.

Tho women's Wednesday Club was entertained
vos,erdav by Mrs. Edward Fridenberg. the presi-
dop, nj her home No. 242 Lenox-ave. The enter
,a,rment was in the form of reception. and Miss
p.t.v Rcckwith soprano. was on the programme OF
antcTt aners as was Mrs. Marie Merrck. ..
Professor ]. r. Russell lectured yesterday before
tho women law students at New-York University.
tIx .uh,ect was "Poltico- Economic Force In Con-
s,,,u,,onaI DEVELOPMENT" At 8 o'clock last night
NJ WcIie Stanleyctta Titus-Werner, Bachelor OF
Laws lectured on the same subject
The managers of the Messiah Home for Children
will hold fair at the Hotel Manhattan. Madison
ave and Forty -second-st.. on December 10, IL and
-. for the equal benefit OF the Messiah Home and
the Chaplin Home. The Junior League Will have
spec,aI table and prizes have been offered for the
rnost tastcfuIly dressed doll, for the best needle:
work and for ingenuity In constructing any kind
of toy Contributions should be sent to Miss Louise
Watson Clark No. % West Sixteenth-st or to Mrs
The Professional Womnn's League Is to have
ne yspaper OF its cwn. In which the interests OF
women IN general will be advocated and discussed
The paper will be edited and managed BY women.
The &rst issue will probably appear early In Decem-
ber. q, s-a -. en-...e, ~
I. The woman sunrasists intend 10 press the matter
Of the woman-suRrags constitutional ameno0ene
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-12

Jean Ingclow Is still Ill at her home In Kensing-
grave fears to the result Of her malady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-12
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER r. 1870

cake icings and cream filling for candles Is ex-
tract Of bitter almond and oranre-nower water
Put very little OF the bitter almond in the
orange water. and flavor to taste.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-12

medical authority says that onions are both
nutritious and medicinal. and makes the assertion
that children would be free from scarlet fever
diphtheria and worms II given plenty Of onion diet
The onion Is well-known s,eep-inducer and sodther
OF strained nerves SO far can he ascertained, 1t
perfume
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-12

Dr. Alice Bennett has resigned her position n
supe rintendent OF the women's department Of tn
Pennsylvania State Insane Asylum. She held II 10
sixteen years, but will engage In private prac
tice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-12

The Hon. Frank Richards one OF Mrs. Maybrick's
English defenders. says in letter 10 THE Wash
ington Times Democrat" that the action OF the
British Government with regard 10 her has been In
spired by permanent officials. the Home Secretary
being merely mouthpece. Mr.. Richards has been
endeavoring TO obtain Mrs. Maybricks release the
grounds assigned for the recent pardon OF certain
Irish political prisoners. namely 1.-THE probable cf
feet OF continued Imprisonment their health:
but the Home Department cannot be convinced
that her physical condition warrants the plea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-12

~. uo,,.n.. Home Missionary Union will hold
-.-..s n,.tr.c+ meeting to-day, rom II o'clock
urt1, o'clock in the chapel OF the clinton Avenue
CONGREGATIONAL Church. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-12
ABOUT MRS. MAYBRICK.

NEWS FROM SOME OF HER ENGLISH DE-
WORCESTERSHIRE GIRLS INTERESTED.
II seems almost impossible FOR the friends OF Mrs.
Maybr.ck to do anything for the actual. practical
relief OF the unfortunate woman. Recently spc-
cial request made by Henry Seymour.
tary OF the Maybrick Committee. for Mrs May
brick TO have good medical attention. her health
is much broken by her long imprisonment. The
Home Secretary. Sir Matthew White Ridley as
sured Mr.. Seymour that Mrs. Maybrck would
ceive the usual treatment accorded to prisoners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-12

before, the Legislature this winter. 1t will be re-
membered that this amendment was passed In 1895
but TIE action made void by technical error
In the engraving Of the bill. 1t will still have to bt
passed by two Legislatures before 1t can be sub
mittcd to the people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-12

The Baptist Home. Greene and Throop ayes
BROOKLYN, will have its annual Ne'-Engiand sup
per and home festival this Afternoon ana ese","i
from until 10 o'clock There WILDE musical
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-12

M.. Adele NJ. Fielde will lecture on "Parlia-
n.ntsrv Usage at II o'clock thisnorning In the
rooms Of the League for Political Education. NO.
a west Forty -fourth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-12

Nina de Louie lectures this evenin: on Shakes
nears's Remarkable Records" befor the Peoples
Conerefs Of Dr. Dixons Church. their club
hoa,sA No U6 East Ffteenth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-12

The last that was heard directly from Mrs. May
brick was from a released feow-prisoner. who
was quoted the subject by 1.-The London Daily
News" He stated that a dress had twice been
prepared for the liberation OF Mrs. Maybrick but
owing to her attempts at suicide. freedom had In
both cases been deferred.
The students of Vassar College are much inter-
esed in the case and aboring TO keep public
interest In 1t alive that being the only thing that
they can do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-12

Az the Professional Womans Legue NO. 1853
broadway, this afternoon. Mrs. Anna Randall DIEM
an Rave full charge Of the literary programme ana
Iiii read O paper on Shakespeare md the bioie'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-12

Mrs. Lille Devereux Blake and her daughter.
Miss Katherine Blake. have just moved into their
now apartment at No. 2l0 West Fifty-eightff-st.
Mrs blake has sent out cards FOR series OF
lectures to be given at her home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-12

! NJ s,-...o,s NJ the CommercialTravellers Fair
~, .,ve a tea and musical in the rw banquet hall
q III. HOFFMAN House this Afternoon. from to .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-12

The marriage Of Miss Edith May Barnes daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Moses Drake Barnes. to John Am
norman. OF Brooklyn. will be celebrated at $50
o'clock this evening. at the home of the bride's
parents. No. IS West Eighty -fourth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-12

Miss Carolyn LaBau Sauier will be married IA
Augustus Seymour Houghton at o'clock this
evening. at the home of her parents Mr. and MIRA
stuart craig Squier, No. 80 West Eighty second st
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OGDEN.
Junction Jois.

Pioneer day was closely observed ~
n holiday, butincts being entlfely eus.
pended, the mountain retreats getting
away with mJsi OF tho pleasure seek
ers. AZ tue Hot Springs tho rhiri
ward had Iicnloi anu bail, which
was well patronZpd. Tho Masaich
driving park als1 Grew large crowd 4,
who were entertained with blue rock
pigeon shooting ana bicycle racing.
Tue Bcan1iuavlans met at FarT's
grove and had a day OF pleasure. Tho
reduced railway fares brought mum.
Dor Of visitors into town.
Mrs. Hansen, tho old lady thrown
cut Of the wagon nt the mouth 0f Og.
leu canyon while returning from the
Ola Folks excursion, Ia slill alive hut
very low, with little hoIe Tor recov.
cry,
Henry =. Chase tied his team up on
Thursday evening for short time.
When he returned Il was gone.
Whether II got loose or was stolen IL
not known The police are w the
Lookout.
a. Berlen, a Scandinavian, was
severely hurt yesterday. lie was ut
work la the tunnel with ploK among
tue rock, when II slipped ana struck
his foot. The wound Is bad one.
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visiting near Los Angeles and follow
the battleship from san Francisco 10
Oregon. The young pair met Mt San
Diego, wncro the Philadelphia wac
anchored Tor short time. Tue young
faaman shovel Nin pevets some
attentions, anu Tho result was that
she became much attached TO bin.
Her friends susi ectJd a fuse 10 vet
away, and one day when .he DIS.
appeared o. visit friends In oakland
ID was disclvotel she hal come north.
ward.
The y On. lsdy's father hfrlvoi hero
last night ln response 90 a Telegram
informing him OF his dnuvhier's
WHEREABOUTS. Gertrude created a
aCsue at 70 downtown hutui before
submitting 10 her father. command Ia
return home. Sha declared she wuuiI
kiIl heuoii al tho fret opportunity.
FatHcr and daughter have ltft igr
trS Eatl,
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accidentally shot IN tho lcg about two
weeks ago, II up and around again.
A good shower Of rain todny put o
stop 10 haying for n day or two.
Sheriff Fowler and Marshal Thorn n
were seen Ia company with Mayer
Evans on the streets to1ny; u was
supposed they bad discovered tho pat.
ties who caused tue death Of Shtrn
Burns Of banpete some two years ago.
The iilshop's ofilcs has toen eniafg-
ed nnj the cut buildings, bafns,
stables and fence ali have ttceiyod a
new coat OF whitowash, when makes
them look neat and clean. Our Bishop
h always up 10 date Ia improve.
mouts.
A very iiue program was arranged
Tor the .llh but owing 10 the drrth Of
our beloved brother Apostle a braham
II Cannon, II was all tut 10.
iis reported that tho iamily OF J g.
l.. Gibbs who have beou tnl cited Of
late are improving aud VIII sJou DO
stem among their friends again.
Doctor 5eabtight reports the cases OF
elckutsi that have been quarintineI
a. on this improve.
| expected tins Sugar company
wal run their syrup through their
mill about tne middle OF August, an .
nfo preparing tor good run this fail,
as The crop VI beois is extra large.
RUsTLrp.
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Lehi .IOliings.

LEnL July 2a.-E. II. O,leT,oh's
bakery windows were tried by some
stray parties tho other evening but as
tbe gentleman Ia always ON tho watch
tho effort 10 get in was In valu.
Claude HetesmAn, u boy Of 10, has
been arrested by Marshal Thomas for
endeavonng 10 break into MIR. Rock.
HIPS saloon.
ONiug IN the heavy rains the farm.
eIs have lost many hundreds Of dollars
In hAy, and our mountain streams are
high ana very muddy.
VIM. II. Fox, one Of our good citl.
zpuH had the misiottuuo 10 tip over his
load OF hay while hauling II to the
barn ana got his arm broken Just above
the wrist. His son Charles came
down from Salt Lake CITY to see his
father anu found him suffering much
pain.
ID. Hoge, tho young man who WIS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-25
Died From Diphiheria.

The family Of Mt. and Mrs. Henry
Hodges, living on Jeremy Street, has
again b,cn visited with asofo o M elton.
At 1890 this morning their little
daughter, Lydia Lawrence, died from
diphthprla. This lie tho second death
In the family within ten days ana Mr.
snd Mfs. Hodges arc the recipients Of
tbe very deepest sympathy Ia their be-
roavement. The child was born on
March .. 1891. Funural services will
To held nj the r,sidtnCo ON jeremy
street Mt q o'clock this evening.
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Home Missionaries.

In order that oil the home mission
nries in the Salt Lake stake Of Zion
may have the opportunity Of attending
the funeral services Of tho late Apostle
Abraham II. Cannon, next Sunday,
July goth, tho home missionary ap.
pointmsnts are cancelled for that date,
excepting the appointments 10 the
Scandinavian anu German meetings.
Your brethren,
ANuua VI. CANNON,
JO-Eru h.. TAYLOR,
CHARLES W. PEHROsB,
Presidency q STAKE.
aALr LAKE CIfY. July 2lsi, lsbb'
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Is SHE A SALT LAKE GIRLY
said TO Have Run Away with q 9Th l.
adelpha" aatinc-iargdt D.,
the lrAtu faihr.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2i.-A spseial
from Portland, Oregon, say; The
sudden infs,uAtion Of Miss Gertrude
Dsvers, the handsome seventeen yoar-
old daughter OF a prominent railroad
man Of Salt Like. for one Of the ma.
rlues Of the cruiser Philadelphia, now
In tubs port, lod the young lady to ron
away from her friends whom che was
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TO the Tabernacle choir.

Members Of the Tabernacle Choir are
requested 10 bring their hymn books TO
the Sunday services TOMORROW In the
Tabernacle, on the occasion Of the
funeral Of Apostle Abraham u. Cam
non. Tho reason Tor the t1quest IL
that tho P.almody does No. contain all
OF the words that I'm DO sung curing
Tho servlcc7.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-25

"Have tried others, but like AyePa
besp' Ia the statement made over and
over again by those who testify to the
tonefit derived ir 10 the uso OF Ayot's
Saunuarilln. Dlseasn never Ind o
greater enemy than TINS powcfful blood
purifier. II makes tho wrlk strong.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-25

TFFECTUAL.- Charles J. Booth,
Ohvewood. Cal, sayf 81 have used
Aycf's Pills In my family for several
most ,fisotusl Ia .he relief Of ailments
afisirr from n disDtdrred stomach, tor.
MD liver, md confilpatBd bowoB.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-25

whisky ana opium are destroying
more OF the health and happiness Of
our homes that any other influences.
They arc diseases and eau bo cured.
wriie In the sttictost confidence 10
The Kelley Institute NJ BAIT Lake. lBB
west second North, or lock hoX 4sO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-25

Odories- sanitary CO., o. Main street.
All kinds o. tcs vonrrr wort, from
.5c To fl.O0 per month. VIII clean
your premises. CesspOols a specially.
Telephone $40.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-25
NEwSBOYS DAY.
~, VIII civ, auI x,urslon 10 stair
- Friday, iull ~,

zoe Nowsboy's Unlon I, still as
enterpiising as ever Aud proposes to
show OF what ls members hte made
ut IT, grand mack carnival TO he given
at Snltair Btnch on Friday, July "a.
a long list Of pTlzss, now on exhibit.
tan In J. T.. Garinct'i show window
and valued at nearly 5000 viii DO
given away on this occasion ana n
large part Of tho day viii DO given over
to indulgence In athletic sports, such Us
foot racing, swimming anj boat races
iof Oh aud young AMI q gtAnI shoot.
ing tournament by thu Salt Lake Gun
club,
In tho evening the mask cafnl.
val lhhuB place with many prizes for
tho same, anu also the championship
dancing contest Tor the best walter OF
Utah, Tor which the following ladies
aud gentlemen have enlurul:
LADIES GEMLINEy.
afss Jessie Cogoy, Prank DoNey,
Miss Irene iiau, e.. tnllIngst1n.
MlHa May iUrumY Charles smith,
Miss Huuiu tuYuv, l.. Cox,
Miss jennie JorgcuHon, ". Iayov,
Miss Mabel NuWmau, q. 4 Jones,
Zen brown, Ogden,
and many othou.
The Hon. q. H.. Slantons special
Mask Carnival Flyer viii leave Salt
Lake ON July 3lst at s:35 y. IN. for
SAliaif Beach.
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DRUEHL & TRANKEN,

j.. r.. Jr1uts, SHOCK uisUKER, al
west, Second South 81. Tel. ".
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Tickets viii no sold on July 2slh
anu .0th, except from Eau Peto points
on July .7lh and 2Slh. $500 20 be
givon IN cash prizss. For further par.
icnlATs apply to my agent II. O. w -.
Railway.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-25

PRICE LIST,
Schlitz Malt Extract, $500 drA
sehlitz Extra Pale, quartz, 1915 dor.
sohlllz Extra Pale, pints, sl.75 doz.
schll'2 Export, quarts, 81 rs doc,
Echlilz Export, pinte, Sl,5O do2.
Bottles allowed Tor when returned.
The Kentucky Liquor Co., agentr,
ll.l3 East Second South 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-25

In buying as comfort IA wearing, IL
the record u our nice line OF summer
dress goodr, Cleanup priee' for "A
cleanup sale, all next week nj Western
ShOu d Dry Goods o..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-25

The finest falt water bathing In
tho world. Tfpirs leave at 7:i5 and
1900 q. NJ, g:l5. 8l5, $500 ami $3.50
n. M. effective june 30.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-25

Pa'Toniz1 the psrligular baker, w. +.
Fuller His name IL o guarantee ~
Pure Bread, Cakes ami Pastry. O.
East Fret South street, west Of Salt
Lake Theatre.