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Evening journal., 1896-11-06
HoME-sEEKERs EXCURSIONS.

On November II and December 1 and
Is, 1896. the Chicago. Milwaukee and
st. Paul railway will sell round trip
excursion tickets from Chicago to a
great many points in the Western and
Southwestern states, both on its own
line and elsewhere, at greatly reduced
rates. Details as to rates, routes, etc.
may be obtained on application to any
coupon ticket agent or by addressing
John r. Pott district passenger agent
WilliamspOrt Pa.
Evening journal., 1896-11-06
AWARnED A BIC coNTRAcT.

The Harlan and Hollingsworth Com
pany has signed a contract with the
Merchants and Miners Transportation
Company, OF Baltimore, a line between
Baltimore, Norfolk, Providence and
Boston, to build a large steamship. The
new boat will be one Of the finest and
the best equipped vessels on the Allan
tic coast. She will be a sister ship OF
the Howard, which was built last Au-
gust by the same company Her di-
mensions will be: Length over all, 29s
feet; beam nodded, AZ feet; depth, "a
feet; sheer forward, 6 feet inches
She win be constructed entirely OF
steel, heated by steam and lighted by
electricity.
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CLEARED FOR pHILApELPHIA.

The steam barge City of Philadel-
phia. built by the Jackson and Sharp
Company. for the Commonwealth
transportation Company. Of Philadel-
phia. cleared from the yards of her
builders yesterday for Philadelphia, in
tow OF the tug Taurus. She is bound
for the shipyard of Neafie & Levy, in
the latter city, where her machinery
will be put aboard.
Evening journal., 1896-11-06
WAS SHE MURDERED ?
WILMINGTON RELATIVES OF MRS.
KATE GUGAN. OF PHILADEL-
PHIA. WANT AN INVEsTIGATION.

PHIA, WANT AN INVESTIGATION.
Mrs. Kate Wilson. OF more properly.
Mrs Kate Gugan, of No. 325 Spring
Garden street. Philadelphia. died sud-
denly on Wednesday afternoon. She
has a number of relatives in Whining
ton, one Of them a married daughter
whose name cannot be learned. Mrs.
Gugan's death was very sudden and
the daughter in this city received dis
patch which made her believe that her
mother was the victim of foul play
The police authorities of Philadel-
phia had fixed upon the cause of death
taken from the physicians certificate
as alcoholism, as it was said that the
woman was an inveterate drinker
Mrs. Gugan's relatives in Whining
ton, however, on the strength of the
anonymous telegram received by them,
demanded an autopsy, and this is to be
held this afternoon to determine the
cause Of the woman's death.
Evening journal., 1896-11-06
rAID mp FOR THE WINTER.

The steamer John A. Warner, which,
during the Summer, has been engaged
in passenger traffic on the upper Della
ware, has arrived at the shipyard Of
the Harlan and Hollingsworth Com
pany where she will be laid up for the
Winter.
Evening journal., 1896-11-06

SEWING MACHINES.
Wheeler & Wilson, $500 The Singer,
$500 Domestic $500. Standard $500.
Household, $500. Other makes at SIC, SIS.
$50. Oak or walnut. Yen years guaran-
tee.
Sold at s1.00 per week.
second-hand machines at $500 up. Re
pairing, so cents. -.
10. 70 q. Seventh St. Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1896-11-06
FELL IN A FIT.

THOMAS Ginder. of No. 2O4 Madison
street, fell in a fit yesterday afternoon
at Second and Justison streets. He was
taken to the police station in the patrol
wagon and after regaining conscious
ness was sent TO his home.
Evening journal., 1896-11-06
FUNERAL OF HENRY W. DOWNING

The funeral Of Henry W. Downing,
aged 63 years. an old railroad man,
took place from his residence, No. 72l
West Ninth street, this afternoon at
2.30 o'clock. Services were held at the
residence Delegations attended the
funeral from the employees of the p, w.
& b. railroad and from Mechanics
Lodge, No. a. /. o. o. f. Interment was
at Riverview.
Evening journal., 1896-11-06

Delaware railroad noIth-bound ex-
press, No. 80. usually arriving here at
ILL o'clock, was delayed ten minute
this morning by heavy traffic
Evening journal., 1896-11-06
Gnnn spoRT To-NIGHT.

Brown and Russell. Blackson and
Fisher, William and Rogers will meet
tonight at John NJ. Stannards, gymna-
stun, No. S11 West Second street.
Evening journal., 1896-11-06
NOTICES


NOTICE.-Bank book No. b, 1854, Of
the Wilmington Savings Fund, issued TO
Bridget Kelly, has been lost or mislaid,
and application has been made for the
issue of new book.
ATTENTION EVERYBODY.-A court
of the Independent order of Forresters OF
America is now being organized in this
city. Any white man between the ages
of Is and 80 is eligible to membership The
Order of Forresters is one of the Oldest
organizations in America, with mem
bership Of over 140,0 00o A sick and acci-
dent benefit of $500 per week. Free medi-
cal attendance, also funeral benefit OF
5000 on the death OF the wife Of a mem
her Insurance on member from $500 to
49, 600. The charter Is now open at greatly
reduced rates. Apply TO
CHARLES HAYWARD,
Room No. 3, McVey Building,
LADIES' Chichester's English Penny
royal Pills Diamond Brand) are the best.
Safe, reliable. Take no other. Nend ic.
stamps for particulars. "Rehet ior
Ladies'" in letter by return mail. At
druggists. Chichester Chemical Co..
Philadelphia.
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WANTED
BOARD $50 ROOMS

TWO young ladies' desire room and
board in private family on or near Della
ware avenue between West and Van Buren
streets. Address A., Z. O. Box 2d4.
Evening journal., 1896-11-06
A PERTINENr Question.

Some fellow, very much under the in
fuence of liquor, fell down the steps in
front of the Court House and cut his
face The force Of the fall rendered him
unconscious for a few minutes, and a
physician was sent for. He reassured
the crowd regarding the mans condi-
tion. and said that he would come to in
a little while. His prophecy was full
filed, for shortly afterwards the fel-
low opened his eyes, glared at those
bending over him, and inquired
"Am ! a Democrat?"
This raised a shout of approval, and
he was assured that he was. AS soon
as he grasped the situation he got uT
and staggered off home.
UNDIsPUTED TOTALS FOR NEW
CASTLE.
While the official returns cannot be
given, there is no doubt that the Demo
Gratis secured a plurality of about 1906
in the county for Ebe w. Tunnel. fol
governor over John G. Higgins, Re
publican; q plurality of over 2,100 fol
/ L. Irving Handy, for Congress, he beir'
/ also on the Single Tax ticket Tit
! Democrats elected six OF seven mem
bers Of the Legislature and re-elec,e'
state Senator Pyle. They also elected
/ six out Of ten members Of the Consul
tutional Convention by pluralitiei
ranging from 900 to 1,e00, and elected
Finn. Wright. Rettew and Kelley b.
substantial majorities.
u. S. SENATE WILL DECIDE.
Il was expected there would be
contest over the name Of James G
i Shaw. Sr. one Of the Republican elec
tors. his name appearing on the Re
publican ticket as James G. Shaw, an'
en- the Union Republican as James G
Continued on Fourth Page.
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Tuition Rates

Class Lessons, $4,000 year for physical cul
ture-
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A CONTINUOUS SESSION.
GOOD-NATURED. BUT INFLA
MABLE.

After the crowd left the court room
il congregated on the stairways, in the
corridors, and on thep pavements in front
of the Court House. Sheriff ellis kept
his deputies in his office and would per-
NIT no one to enter. They numbered
seventy-hve.
Captain Kane called several Officers
and compelled the crowd on the main
stairway to go to the lower corridor
Everybody was apparently good-na-
Evening journal., 1896-11-06
FOR ABNr

FOR RENT.-A five-room house with
large yard, near Eighteenth and Market
streets. Will be rented very reasonable to
a good tenant. Apply to Mrs. A. j.. Ku-
baugh, No. sos Shipley street.
Evening journal., 1896-11-06
BOTH LOST THEIR HEADS.

While Cochran was demanding proof
of fraud from his high perch on the re-
porters' table Clark yelled to him TO
look in the papers. Both men had
clearly lost their heads in the very
moment when cool-headed men were
in demand.
Some interloper made a dash for
Clark and gave him a push with his
Evening journal., 1896-11-06
u. S. SENATE Will DECIDE.

Continued on Fourth Page
Evening journal., 1896-11-06

"sherif ellis has the whole Repub-
lican bar of New Castle county depu-
tized to act as his attorneys said one
of the Democratic inspectors, "and he
refuses to have them put out OF the
bar enclosure"
Among those noticed in the court
room were: Colonel Benjamin Nields,
Charles NJ. Curtis, James Hawkins, John
p. Nields. Delaware Clark, Milton II.
Hawkins. z. B. T. Springer, Christie
pher L. Ward. Edward G. Bradford
Charles B. Evans, William s. Hilies
Register in Chancery Colen Ferguson
ex-SpeaLer Of the House II. ii. McMul-
len. City Treasurer Joseph X. Adams
Hubert Cassidy, Clerk Of the Peace }
B. Foard, George T. Brown, John >
Evening journal., 1896-11-06
BACH IN TROUBLE.

When the chairman called for the
Fourth district Of the Sixth ward, In
spector Abbegger arose and began TO
read his report. While he was reading
John Lange, a Republican, rushed in
and hit Abbegger in the face for no ap-
parent cause. Fred e. Bach then called
Abbegger a vile name, ant this pre-
cipitated a general fight. Bach's thugs
and heelers surrounded their leader and
hustled him out Of the court room.
Lange was taken in charge by the Of
ficers.
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enlIal newspaper. rhu Now York
Sun, Tor instaucc, goes 20 tho extreme
% declaring Sc support Of Mckinley
mtlor tHnu Bryan, and the Brooklyn
ElGls docs likewise. The Haw
York Times tt3ps with r,.
fussl 10 iurpou the Democratic plat.
form AMI candidate, aud Do waiting foT
tie second Ticket The thicls0
5,aats.ZsHuur aud all the other Ger.
man payers On the vi1uy city, with O.
single exception, I1 lihtwisc. The
Now York sha,.HltuuS he In the
slmo lia. The Chicago Chronicle,
heretofore tho most pronounced Dam.
ocmtIo Elglish paper ia the city
where Il 10 TubIilhei, de-
mand' the putting up OF o.
now Ticket. The L5uIovillo Anselgot
tue leading German sally in the Ssu'h,
forudla,os the Chicago platform and
nominee; tue Minneapolis Tribune does
Dkcwls,; aud the Louisville C5urics-
Journal urges now Ticket.
AlltllB shows the revolt at Iar,y
coBtf1l, ant the iaulnosa with which
tho line 10 drawn on tho financial
isfuo Of the Jay. Yet thuro
my not bu another Dlm0.
cratic nominee, and there may not be
aaeparato pOpullai nominee, aud there
may b. both. In any event lhe"b1lI"
from the ~. Louis convention mi
the "0olt' alter tho Chlcsr, convsu.
ton arc good evidence that the pariy
candidate who gets TO DO next pte'i.
dent OF the United States, ami 90 who
support him, must DO some hard cam.
paigu fighting 10 win.
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"Thcro is no God but Allah, and Mo-
hamrnod IS the apostle Of that Allah"
VIII you NOS add 10 your Industrious
namo by protecting this poor oppressed
national dag. but Doc auro yon would ndd
another Urigut aud glorious star 90 your
heavenly crown.
Tho tme will come whom your statues
will crumhie into dust Your splendid
palaces will bU dosolatod. Your uossuros
Will pass from your grnsp, but your holp
u tbO poor and needy Will be recorded in
hoiyon and VIII give you JOY forever
I.ur--
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only two foot OF water In
front OF pavilion at Saltalr.

Tho direct line TO Kansas CITY, st.
Louis aui Atlantic seaboard, IL via
the Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping ard chair
care, anu oil connections inside In
Union depota IN tho day time. II you
arc going East aud care Tor n daylight
ride through the graudosi scenery Of
the Rocky Mountains en- route, zee
that your ticket reads via Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair cars
positively ir'o to holders Of regular
train Tickets.
II. u. Ko0sEu, &. Il. & p. A.,
q MoTlln Block, Salt Lake City.
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"BOLt" NUMBER Two.

There 10 now a strong probability
mat Chicago 10 to have another con-
venuon, 10 DO held early lu Augua.
The date has not been definitely fixed,
but the fact OF the holding iH regarded
by many prominent politicians as o.
certainty. This convention b. TO D..
Tho "bolt" Of ihe gold Demo.
Gratis. This class protest loudly against
The Chicago couv0nlio % .cH1n, ont
win not be content excspt with M,
nomination Of second tickot. In THE
respect 1896 lnny record second
party split In lls annals.
The "boi~ from the Democratic
.icgot lnoludea large number o! iuiiu.
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RAILWAY DISASTERS.

s,,sav. Jplv ~. bas added two
no,. 4, tho ust on railway horfofs-
bao,,,d.,t nm IN, visc,B.jn Central
n, Ch,ongo lila. and on the Chicago
ana Nor,hwe,terp At Logan, Iowa
In h,tn c,a,s Sunday eHeutslon trains
v,,. tho victims. and in both there
vns e.rele.snes, or fofas,fulness on the
n,,t a, ,.iiwav emploves. BY The
faiin,o n, tr.inm,n 10 obey orders.
sc,np. n, Inv vere speedily trans.
formed In orcaslons nj deepest sorrow,
and n ,sr,ibIe grief vas carried into
MANY home.
ItIs vain IN ofior any supqestlon
n, This Tins as "a the adop,ion Of means
10 nteven, the recurrence Of such hor.
ror,. Tho railway oompauiss do all
th.v can 10 nyert incidents. 40 far No
can be ione I'm tho making and epiorc.
inc Of tesulatIon,. and whom those
resula,iops arc disregarded or forgotten,
,hero ,eem, no way 10 meet the oxi.
venoy but 10 punish the careless indl.
yIau.I who mapIf..ls forvet,ulness. In
tho bope Of making other ON.
plores moro careful and Thought
fuI nv thu tIgid diselpllns which
railwnys enforee 10 preserye their ptop.
erlv from deatruelion. wa oan bopo
that tho numbsr o, accidents may be
reduced 10 a minimum. but vet there
remaina much Of ri,h on the faillnqs
md observation-disclosures OF humanity.
There n ons feature Of the Logan
accident. however. which viii not
hiring 10 the road ON which A oocurrod
that consideration which etherwi,,
might be expeotod for an enIelen,lv
opetated railway svs,em. Th,s t,,,uto
IN the boorIshness dIsplaved bv the
railway officials after tho nsoI.
dent. Baslne their ao,lon On the
exprossed theory that the aeel.
dent was n railway naair. ana
did not belopg 10 tbn nublIc.
the railway refused 10 allow the ma, n,
It's telegram llpes in M, ordinary man.
ner 10 transmit, information Of Inc dl,.
as,cr TO tho bubble through the medi.
um Of ;he pre,s. mr. In petmi, ,enort,,s
To ride on n trnin 10 the ,ceno ot m,
Incident. The theory act forth by the
railway people IA ilselflwbollv nnt,n.
Able. The rniIwavs ar, nphlIc c,,,,.,,
receiving wat benefits "A ouasl.ppbl,c
corpotAtious. and when thor, occu,s
mn event by which the ptopsytv NJ
others than tho rnilWnvs IL d,strov,d.
or human beinVs are iniu,sd ar LiIl.d
The affair becomos pubIir hu.ins,, /,
IA mo- lopger n ma,tsr that ,sI,n,s,,
tho railway but IN the pphl,c vh,.,
interest. arc directly af,e,isd.
This ma,ter "a seme,hi,, th., t,,.,
rat, tho general publio tar moro ,,.,
Tho newsn.psrs Tins i,t,,, ,,va 49,
pews ma early M a 4. ott,ira,,,.a.,
in tho case NJ ,uch aco,d,n,s 4, 80,
bo obtninabI, IN m, rnrl,o ,n,r,s,,a,s,,
nm tb,ir occurrence In h,,, t..,.,'...
ON Sunday The roI,v., o,ra..a,,.
warn se,,onsiv n, ,,ni, 10 a1'a'.,
there waan Iong J,l.v in ,,,,,n,n',
pfYicers M what hal no,n,,.a 80, 80 -.
ina other ,h,,n No. az ,n,,'.,'a-,, -
disconrts.y 4, .,,ar,n,,n. ~ $3.50,
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As the nHbigr season uHul4 July
10 b., attention Is being directed 90
Diamond uTg.k near CaHIa Surlnr.:
Hfn Sc ugli AMI the stfpHm1 r,.t
R.chnull and MaIy7valo in soyIsr
county. splendid opportunities arc
offered al ,lclo various points for hunt.
lyF, h.nirg and vacation parties. Tho
IL, o. w. railway oien reduced round
lfIH Zoo Tor Al. rn.Uu U' tHi1 nhGF. C..
Inr. For In otmauon, iiusula, etc.,
suply 10 /. a. Benton, uH.ul agent.
10 Yves. SECOND South street.
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wANTED-HGLP.

rETTY a HERRELRATips EMPLOYMENT
Agency
No t3h West cond south, between Cullen
HOtol aud foatOnce
btlco hours, a. m, 10 .i0 D. IN.
Our telephone numteT iH tGL
Colorod chAmbormaid, IS per wook. waitress
ior country hotel so. etc, gifl Tor Montana
w. see party In the GUYS second url, thor
oughly experienced, 81 per week; a dTstHlaas
lamuy COOK, " nor week three Of these g.
plAceal gifl for goaeral homework, family 8,
~ twelve other places al "a, g.. o, So We want
Ml ihe house girls We can possibly obtain,
family cooks, otc, We want a number Of GOOD
WAluestos for city aud c0untry all the women
help We cnufgei, Cook Tor bingham, 81 per
week fare IN our once
Lgberers. mon, ranch hands. etc. Petty A
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H. you would have IN abundance Of
dark, glossy hair, II you would have o.
olrautCalp, FREQ from daudtufi aud irfl.
Atlng humorl, or % yout hair ~ .aitd
aud gray, AMI you would have 10 nat.
utal color ttatUfCii uuo AyJr'B Hair
Vigor It's urqutslionably the best
dressing.
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To make your business pay, good
health lisa prime factor. 10 secure
good health, tbs tl3od ahould DO kept
puro and vigorous by tho usg u Ayrr's
sauapnrilla. When the vital iluid l.
Impure aud slug iuh, There car be-
neither health, strength nor ambition.
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Society claim Saltalr Sa ur-
day evening. The governor
and staff are frequent vlOtors
at Saltair,
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Dandrun is On eKuduilon from the
poroo Of tho skiu that spreads anu
irirs, forming Acuu aud causing the
hair 20 fell cut H1l's Hair Remover
cures o..
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his Asa,iing, once Jor i5e, tDfee for 25cI
one utck yor Toe one month Jor 300 per
Tine. No ad taken Jor less than lbo.
Wants Of more than lines same proper
aonais rate Aduertiss and ger 'esilii
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
I,wo Goop wEAyERs. AppLY At TnE
i sprnryiuo Wooden Mills. hpunNlIt'
~ MTN AM WOMEN WHO UAN rs.
slO vest SO OF soc, 20 call A. Room No.
AZ Atlas block. luNratmtut euro, safe, aud
the IafguUt rtturuh being made q dNiden9a
every rs duyA money can be- Withdrawn any
day u tho dividend are not sauHiacloy,
CLARKE YOUNG.
A GOOD MuHMON GIRL FOE GENERAL
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A C0MrETENr MAN WOULD LIKE a
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building, Denver, colo.
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close tc'f' addressed envelope Manager, lex
r., Chicago.
nSE on TWO GOOD CHEAP LOTS WITH
~ trees. state puce, location and terms,
Address 50, btsIEkr NEWs,
Enn MIN TO BUY HOMEMADE
OOO saddles and harness, cheap aud
good h t. Williams, lit STATE street
roNrRAotun DISHES TO ENCnANGg
- building work for building lot from three
90 four rods frohL not loss THAI ten rods deep.
with come ucus on. address No. aGl west
Seventh South street
MAN on SALARY FORMER EXPER.
WI lUucc unuUgCasATFs Apply between y
and pa. m, az % south Main rtee'
XXTINDsOu CONFECTIONERY AND IUE
w cream pulor Your patronage solicit
tea 800 tate,
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~ cream AZ kcoloy'a, BY dish or Wholesale. !
- EVERYBODY TO ORDER |
w leo cream Of fred Wilson, lOs 5. Main.
ZINC euAyISus MADE 10 ORDER At |
II Waaungton Works, oa3 south. State &C. I
zoo FACES IN CRAYoS AT G.0,,
,)OO each life size, Chas, Peterson, /
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Z 'ENTs' CLOTHING CLEANED. PRESSED \
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south
CHEApLsT. BEST rLACg 10 BUY AND |
sell exchange second hand KOOIs, 22j state. |
A a uNCL uCgl WOulu GENTS CAST |
"a of clothing Iall Or address 1, Cline |
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MEN, WuMES AND CHILDREN no |
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u Commercial street.
gyEEYBouY 10 BUY TnE BEsT ion
II cream At huclcy's, ~ dish or wholesale |
.to South Nam. telephone "a.
NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNI. |
~ iufe, wagons, buggies harness. etc. at
" ehbera, .ll state street
DmlI.s TO MAKE Am
AEA sharpen, also pieks 10 steel at Robin.
sons, tt0 South Main
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Pooplo who .llko solitude
don't vislt SaHair
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~. senILI. lILInnnI..r na.

NNNNN AlHAF
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Schli.z Extra Pale, quartz, sg.75 doz.
Schlu2 Extra Palo, pinto, Sl7I u.E
ScrlIE Export, quarts, 81 IS d.l
NchiNz Export, pinif, Sl,bJ Uug.
Bottle allowed Tor WHOM returned.
The hcntucFy Liquor C1r gcgutg.
l.lH EHHt Second south So.
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Subscribers changing nFff r'H.a OF fs'll'a
sha1if sIsayt sIvg i1fuaI a. VOL ne present al
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city sabsribaft viii Kindly notify .. q nlnhari
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oPTioIAN.
PASTURAGE.

TLOsE EXCELLENT FEED AND
~ water, Horses, aGuJ; cows or calves,
tlOl per month, II. II loliingworIh, al
west FIRST south street,
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tAis Asa,iing, once Jor i5c, rOiee for 251
one rtek yor Toe one month Jor 800 per
Tine No ad, taken Jor less than $50.
Wants Of more than lines same proper
aonaie rate. AiueTtiSs and ger 'csnlii.
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a Hundred Merry Laughs.
Tcw Sympathetic Tears.

Nearly three hours Of brilliant spoc.
iaclc aud historical instruction
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-13
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