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Difference 49,. $50 1924 2,75d.boa
IAVRE MARKET.
SUGAR.

New Orleans, June s--susar dull; oteH
kettle, none IN first hands. centr Aisni.
white f5-IGlti9: yellow sT4k:. seconds
ab-sWs as. Moiisscs-Cenlrifngal none In
nrst hands; 4ua.
New York, June a--sugar- Raw firm,
faif refining 3 b-1G; centrifugal. - test,
49, refined fairly active.
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r,,rn- schlitg. quarts, sl05o per bbl
hi.i+i sii - mr. hi, Dixie Pale, quar- T.
PM -. s. l.emps Extra Tale
quarts s'v,;.EI N>itiS-si.gs psr gallon.
i,lt,ti,'el ,yHi,rr gallon; Finished goods
~, iiirh Nine hass. si.29i stra-snt isourboi
on. i''T. according 70 asf ana qhaN'y
e 9, ~, is M. blendcd N71NS5'.
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ENGLISH CONSOLE.

London. Junn s.. ~nsols for money
M lis for IN. account, ll3 BIG Ear ~
var Al 5-lGd per ounce. Money. i.W'a per
Srni The rate o. dlscouni in n onsn
market Tor short and three months billH'
i.Di. IL
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ers charge from store 81 ioc more per 100
lbs on bran. case per bushei on oats and
corn
CoRN.-Sackcd, san3sc.
BRAN-GSN70c.
OATS-9if .6c; No. white siussc; CONF
mon, 2lu23c.
CHOPPED CORN-7oc per 100 lbs
HAY Alfalfa, NS.c0q li.oo per ton, milict
s,l t0ul2hN. timothy Sii so,ils.oo: North
texas. prairie. $500 South Texas prairie.
So 5on7.6o
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Kansas cry. June s.-"heA,-pgn 70.
"a" corn nrr,. No, = mixed 2 No.
wh,te "a. oai- weak, No. mixed Ia =
~. 2 White Is, rye s.teady; No, 2 S2g 81
lay steady and r q &C. ss Is s5 sh
n,tunts-Wheat $500; corn and oats none
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rAINrs AND OtHs.

OlI,-Linsood m Dds, raw, Az; holo1,
&C. 4 Hg,s so Oh . Z mn m bb i,@ s r.
c.,,' SSa.aiine. in cases. $40, In bbls lie;
I Eunon s II. in bbs, 100 y cases. 500 cas-.
~, ,erP III medical pure. s5c turpcntne in
We W,siii rs, LEAD strictly pure, Mdi.c.
WMii..iino5W GlASS-In boxes. 60 and 20
~, rtnt discount. new list.
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STOCKH.
Tim follow ne were ths closing quotations on tho
,a a" a.oc "a Of tao s,w ( jrx EIahanR, today
LIVE STOCK.
HOUSTON,

HOUSTON.
!. Jacobs h Co, 1--we stock commission
merchants OF the Houston S,ockyards. re-
port as follow. o,kn. %.
Iceves-f'.u. choice .,,...,.,.....'' s1G ~
tlusE, choice ,.,....''..'.'''''''' .,,<. ~
COHs-1'hoice.. - 80. - ''''' go .N
Your!ings-- Fed ..-.,,..-......''..''.' a,sN s.
Grass. choice .......'t+.',.''.''' eau ~
Calyes--Cho.ce spring .,....,-.-..,,
t,a.scs-AccorJinE to size ..,,.....,a a ga
Mtifton-Tirsi-class oniy..,...,.....
Common not wanted.
Hog -1'ornfed, 40 lbs and nndcr) Sn
MARIE, yiione for ~ claesrs OF ro n. a
slowly: nIs,-closs mu'tons arr desired, ~
t. 100 pounds.
FORT WORTH.
corrected daily for The Post by tho
Fort Worth Stockyards compauy)
Receipts. Shipments.
attic ,,,..,-.''.'..''t-'- "a 70 ~
Hogs ....-.--........f---. w
Cattle Quotations
Good TAT fed beevcs Is pS25
Coed fat yesriirgs, 4" CAV po
Hog Quotations
curn}ed hogs. 200 lbs and w. Z: IS gs7s
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TAApE NOTES

n n vi! e's-n shipping water
[a $50, olions are N good supply
KS yin he on the ,arLet to-
NH probably sell for he per
S N.fe In good demand today
"'sAer prices 'han were ruling
f. '9, .S,.. are very scarce and
,s'sanyIanced, Good stock sells
/ @lao ror bushel.
"a. .r.. ON ~ the peaches Of
|srs a.. N ram n Sunday
/. IL were in had cond ZION. They
"i H'i r.e,e.
~, .,o'es ~ l'acnrerric. were
oraiia,''uf'.n2 'lnd they wcro Of
bsrse, H." ling ir ,5,G1,Oo.
IT. ana apples 2oa 3Oc.
l's-r,- -
~'0" PRICE CURRENT.
kf,e KY, ons are revised daily and
J. 49, can be relied upon.
aar' :. ruling In III. Houston
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MONEY AND INVESTMENTS.
Doiugs of a Day With Wall Street
Operators.
THE STREET IS VERY APA1hEllL,
srecu,ation Heavy and rr,ccs ON tho
Down Grade Sugar L. Again
being Manipulated.
{ STREET IS VERY APA1nEIlL,


New York, June S.--Spcculaoon touns
d, yclnpcd hrn> mess. which WAS hugely
,,on,,,,,,, II, .,lac,c, ,f u,n,,,,,i,n I'm
soinc lcw-rriced rhores.
TN. news Of tho l,y having n zen, raj
,..,,,,,. ,,.,,,..,, ,,,,,,,,,, eta, t,,,,, ~,
treasury call ON thn dcrusNoi! Ethke icr
tho balance ot their holdings of govern.
n,,,ut ,nanev amounting to ahnn, sl.yNl,.
,'N ',.,' ,., ,,.,,, 70, ,,,,n,,,,,
VV+ me WitIOaW ~ 20 iafsN an "t"vu"'
following tho recent call for "A similar sum
10 M, ,>ucn.,a +, caus, amy specinl
-, t., ,,, ,,,,,, ,,,rl,, fnrt
change IN the money market iaV'
which is an extremely signiiican, rcfer-
lion nj the apathy of spvoulat OH In Wull
s,,,,
The ndustrals covered n wide range and
In thls gtuup interest ccnteted In sugar,
which has been most adrottly manipulated
for sonr ,'me Past on . v',s,N q, Pre- ,S,.
previous week and to-day was Undecided
whether 10 bank uron the declaration ci
Ii is woli understood that the company
lative 0hil'y Of its nanasers Wa also
borne IN niind. The recent nrparrnt heavy
purrhnN,s hy ins.dcts am NE aaNancF ",
Me stock 80 II" gave aoue lusunri uuh Tor
the assumption ot an extra DISBURSEMENT.
rho declaration OF only the frenl2r
amounts OF IA and rei cent resprenNe'N
IN, rrport that an extra payment had not
r.,n considered induced general selling
by traders, under which the price reeedvi
1rrnussafc Coal was conspicuous ~, tho
tnvt nary movement. declining y p"r
rnrrni In the aoaiines of the prcviouo
w..k ana Induced hv alleged unfavornhlc
,laic rn'ai,ioms, im"' ~, Ne r vnnn
,tcs uar,i,uisrlv tho Northern Pacific and
t'b,l
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BUILDING MATERIAL.

CFMENT-rcrsland cement, per bill,
N~nSw, koscdale cement, pr hhl, 81 1S'i
9eo; lime N.s5, iircclay. 81. 2503.io, plaster
paris; $40, 'lrehrick 81, Louis. ror NJ
TO i inches inclusive; felt roofing, ~,
square. s.75da50, Acme and Royal cciH'n'
plaster per ton, slioo: pas,ering hair
goat. ner Id, &c; laths, per NJ. 500.
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CHICAGO. Juno H--Cat,lc~- Arrivals were
morn liberal than expected. but the dr-
riand WAS n lttl" better aud the closing
Prices of last Week were Welt maiptninci.
y load pf extra prime i2on pound Angus
St,ots sold ur to i.ip. whir lia2 pound
sto,is went al l.2a ana most good to
shuicr beet ~ Ners AZ a.fs'ii 10 irw reach
!rg i.h. the feeder trade !s stiil ol small
N"lunc aud dcmAnd very limited. no,
nlnny settling M 10 ca. COWS were trih
lively scarce and also sold quickly. a
small supply OF veal ColV,s sold AT tuli
steady prices. lloss isa,lA prices were
strong to i higher under rather STRONG
demand; fancy 100 pound pigs brought az
high as aGo. but most cho e" lights sol |
an ound 800, fancy butcher wNinhis at
S.35d2. 10 mud prime hnhvy around NO.
most heavy gong AT 4 Ana2a. the hate
market had weak ton, and Prices 'cll
istck to nhout Sstur1Hvs late tnngc Tor
strong weights. sheep Some Of the choice
lots of nntivo sheep ANA lambs sold steady
hut mos' uf the offerings went mther
slowly and went To IN lower. mixed ma
lives 3..a and some choice 10 ptitrc nut
tons nj .Vn,ii -; n guu.i many nco lots OF
srriug lambs sold up TO 800, but the bulk
OF good TO choice lambs vt . .rA9t5.S6 nni
noor io fair at 3.in1iAW. Receipts cuttlc
H. no, hogs 3b,nh sheep 1900
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MARINE. INTELLIGENCE.
Fort of Galveston, June s.

Vessels In Port.
SIS RITA tSp) lon'iing for Liverpool.
SIS Concho tMalory linr) FOR New York
Ncysols to Arrive.
81 Engineer. from liverpool. sd May %.
IS Ifolyctih. from Hamburg. sid May .S
Sch l,rrw ind nom I'hinholpnia. eId
NAV 80.
sch Wine1p. from Baltimore aid May %.
ON sHIPBoARD NOT CLEARED.
Cotton On shiphoard at Galveston today:
Bates.
SIS Rita Liverpool .:..,...,..,........... 2.2n1
Mallory lino. New iork......,........-. ~
Total today observation-disclosures. .Sii
Same day last year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5.'2s
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
Total receipte OF cotton ai Galveston
today were II hnlos by Misso"i. Kansas
and Texas.
Shipped hy Santa he to Charleston, s
G.. halos. Taken hY Galveston cotton
malls IS bales.
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NEW ORLEANS,

IiecVos 0uiet and WAX; TAT COWS and
hr'fcts FAIRLY active, poor aud rough COWS
slew sale. calves aud ycarlings weak and
trading III hest selections only; hoss dull,
shcNn Qiiict.
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New York. June SIN the dry goods
demand for Immediate or later wants.
though for calico prints. fancy domestic
and fancy cotton dress goods consider
good orders were placed. Mail orders
were al hand for small quantities OF
blcached cottons. but brown and colored
goods were more quiet. printing cloths
we're dun at yi..
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"a Asked, h BID.
IiN EEpOot. IrUTuRirS.
Opened easy, demand moderate: 9!lb
barely steady, closed steady. tonders. new
1000.
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u AtNNU, D JIu.
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.
Opened quiet, 1910 uuiet, closed quiet
md stnMuN sAlNs .OUND.
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Santos. juno s--lairni; good nyorag'
Santos 1880 Rcgep,s 1900 bugs. stocki
10 900
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GOLD DISCOVERIES.

MnIlo VT have oil the Discussion
that is good Tor any nation, and moro
600, over the relative y.tluta u q goli
slnudufd and one which accepts gold
aud silver at q nzci ratio IN the busi-
ness world, itis interesting to note tho
new discoveries madu Of deposits Of tho
precious metals. For long time after
the gold noids Of California began 10
ylClJ iholt vatt wealth, now discover.
iCs OF the yellow metal were compara.
lively few; tho white metal occupied
the aroma, and up TO 1893 the addition
Of silver mines presents most Fe.
matsablo history u development.
Following the anll.silvct move.
moAt Of that and the few pro.
ctding year,, there gradually
came change IN tho prospuctof's
experience, anu instead Of silver being
uncovered almost everywhere thofU
was remarkable unoarthing OF gold
minol. OF course tue decline Ia tho
price Of silver had aomclhingto do with
di8piri,ing tho search Tor thu, metal,
but this dotB not account Tor the vas,
amount Of gold that has been uu.
covered anu has come into prospect
the past two years. There is do.
vclopmcnt goiug on that Ia far beyond
the uunterlng Of financial questions or
tho commercial uses OF the metals.
This era Of gold discovery, for such
ittooms to no, Is not confined to any
country or locality. The western United
States has had goodly share;
the Rocky Mountain AMI Pacific coast
states anu territories all have furnished
notable additions 10 the production OF
the yellow meta, with promise OF do
ing much more IN the near future
than they have done. In Utah the
Mcfcur aud neighboring districts are
fairly tcemlng with riches Of this
character, anu 30 with other districts
IN the state aud outside. on Ia Brit.
ish Columbia and Alaska, the came
experience IL met with. And away In
far oil Australia the news Of gold
fGds % not less entertaining; from
there it is reported bow In mines the
woTters break into masses Of gold In
which pieces OF virgin metal a. large
as hyus' oggs occur; while In Que case
recently 20 Is related that In
blasting a CUT Tor railway one u the
lsb0ror Jokingly wagered tho l0osrntd
stud would carry gold, aud an assay
proved the assertion correct,
when, or how, OF wheFe, this golden
era will cease u a matter OF speculation
Tor those who wish 10 consider such
ptopogitlon. But one thing IL certain:
that the worlds gold supply Ia use Ia
going 10 be- largely Increased In the
near future. The probability lie that
compared with tue present the yalt
Yield Of California third of century
ago viii be but small affair. Whether
or not property and happiness VIII
increase alOug the people as a result,
We know that tue earth 10 now pouring
forth It's wealth Of precious metals
with a pr3iuslon never before witnessed
Ia tue history Of man.
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KINDLY woRu.

Two weeks ago two Uuh youug
mon who are engage IN preaching tue
u5spol ia the State Of Tennessee pro.
credod to Wayne county, anu tue next
Issue Of the waynosb1ro Tribune con.
lained the ioll3wing.
We received pleasant call last ruts.
iny from Elders %. IA. Hewlett and Geo.
h. Huntington ~ SAli Lake city, Utah,
who ore travelling over this county SOC.
ting forth tho i0uets N tho Mormon
church 10 our ruppiH. Whilst w0d do not
cuiu'.i" with Thorn 100 iho doctrine thuv
prnmulHNU, Wn think tHHv arc entitled
90 hearing. aud We hope cur To1plU viii
tf'li tuHm a.ully, as they appear tU lO
young mon NJ education and good mIs-
ing. They vnv that poIyrumy .suJ longer
pmoilcod Zoo Utah.
The foregoing kindly suggestion u
the Wayursboto editor illustrates the
hOspitable feeling now no often exhibit.
Ell IN the Southern States toward the
EIdcrs there on missions, and displayr
o worthy spirit Of AmoFiCanism. In
Tho nation where tho theory Of the gov.
efnmtut IL tina, every man may wor.
ship according 20 the dictates Of HE
own conscience 40 long ~ he does not
Infringe upon the rights Of Others, a
necessary element Of carrying the
theory into practice " to allow oil a
fair hearing ana accord them Kidd
treatment; or " there be no desire 10
Listen 70 their doctrine, NJ ltast they
should be- uumolestci aud be givon the
Kind confederation which thelr indI.
vidual action merits. Thia Il the true
spirit Of AmuricanIsm, NO often diIrc.
gariel In some parts Of the country 10y
people who abuse and Willy oihors
for no other chief reason than
that they are membets Of a
particular church. Tue people
Of Utah can appreciate the kindness
Of cur WaynesboIe friend; and Incl.
denlally note the fac. that bis good
feeling was awakened By potsonal OBJ.
sctyatiOn Of and conversation with the
Elieis named. Where the Mormon
Elders avail themselves oi.opportunl-
ties TO become acquainted with those
leading men who formulate the boltor
sentiment Of n community, the effect
always Il good, a. mpu Of pfoblty and
intelligence cannot fail to be impressed
by the sincerity. earnestn's', aud OK
umplary conduct oi tho missionaries,
anu their unsclfish solloltude for the
welfare of the souls Of men.
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The question % the c3uslltutionaliiy ~
Che bounty law was not involved; 1t
wnp The question NJ TO whether AZ ep-
pF8priallon made by Congress Tor a
srecidc purpose should be paid out
The Louisiana court held that Mr.
Blwlcs had no business, 10 withhold
rnymcnt-vlrlually that whether the
bounty law Nss OF was not constitu.
tiUnnl, the ,iiicial had no right TO
disobey the mandate Of Congte,s eE.
pressed 10 tho law npproptialing the
money. On this point tho case was
carried TO the supreme court, and the
louisiana court was upheld by
unanimous action Of the judges. The
question OF the couslilu,ionallty oil u,
bounty law WAS not passed upon, since
20 has been repealed, aud the other law
gave T. the sugar manufacturers, With
out question, the money which haI
been Appropriated for them.
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J. n. COrnS,. EsQr will this week
commence tho publication Of the
Grand Valley Times at Moab, thu
lovely little capital Of Grand county.
The southeastern part Of the Stale has
been little known In the past, has
had no paper-but important develop.
monts IN the near future promise TO
change these conditions, and the
rimos, u properly managed, will no
doubt prove potent factor.
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TIM SUGAR BOUNTY DECISION.


The Supreme Count OF the Uuilod
States having decided that tho sugar
men should receive The bounty sppro.
puayoi b. Congress, there are some
who look upon the decision ns affecting
The question VI tho conslilutlouallty o.
the county law. AZ a matter Of fact
this question was not passed upon at
all, as the Language Of tho court clearly
states. A brief recital Of the history
OF the case viii bhow how thls IL.
Congress passed a law giving
bounty on tugar anu Afterwards
repealed tuat law, Certain m0uioa
had been Gained under the
law by the sugar manufacturer,
aud Congress made au appropriation
lbcruiOE Ina tho court OF claims there
mad been an effort TO obtain the sugar
bounty, and there tho question o. the
c0natltulIOunllly uf tho bounty law
came up; that court held shat 10 was
unconstitutional, glI that Is the
HgihoaJ Judicial procedure has gone
Bro that direction. Upon th.a decision,
Auditor B1wles refused 10 lay the np-
Precipitation. Ho did not ra5, 90 the
oonstitutioaal,ty Of tho law, bu, as.
Huned 10 nppIy tho decision OF lhc
egus. OF claims Go another law uu,foly
--,ual making tho upnuIr.s-
uon, In tblB he was wTOur, ami
when proceedings to enforce tho pay.
meut Of tho appropriation were ius,i.
tuled the Louisiana court 80 ceelIeJ.
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THE rArEHs are telling Of a Penn.
sylvania veteran who has just insisted
that his name be erased from the pen.
zion roll because he has recovered
from the ~ effects Of disease contracted
during tho war For exhibition rur-
poses this msu would BOO wor,h more
than his original pension amounted 20;
while as Tor honor bis ngmo ought TO
he blaz.ued high on tho portals OF
fame
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af O. any msu lu hi' roiiilcs. 10 o.
Cruul member permits bic plli,Icl.
actions 90 interfere with an official
obligation which he hos entered into
with the Church, the latter insists on
De- right 90 have iis business attended
tu, or 10 tho individual chooses 10
abandon the lsuof he has undertaken,
t1 n'l hIs place; AMI us matlcr ~
discipline 3, ASKS that notice Of
an Intention Go abandon Church
iaboH tc given In time, or
10 tho abandonment 10 intend.
81 90 boz only tcmromry, that the Official
ob'aln legitimate permission to leave
hIs Church poet 1f duty. In this thorc
be- boo interference with politics; 10 10
wholly Church matter A Church
member or Official is perfectly free in
HE politics Hnd busInts,, and any ac.
lion therein that does not deprive the
Church OF those laboru which hs hns
agreed 90 rprafm De NOT Effected iu any
way by Gao rule Of The aidftss. ltorly
asks That 90 tacway OF political action
by anybody, Church alaiu De- not in.
lgr.ur.I wills ngi % insists on iis right
i1 That immunity. both from members
hal nor.mumuora. On tho ether hand,
tHuroItigH % man b. none % TIE
Caurcha bu.iuess under cue form %
aud 10 cannot and will
met ut,umpi TO regulito any person in
lH na'i1n in that lice, 10 matter
whether he be- high Church oillcInl,
lay member. ar 0utsidc OF lta fauks.
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Tho convention which iH 90 muot iu So.
Louis next month will nominate Mol,In.
lHy ur ihp Presidency mud thuu DO viii
pnn.aI 90 nominate s0W0 other man Tor
thoNicv.rrosideucy.- Peoria, llls.i Jour
ul.
Glad 20 learn Il Will ug altman" '0r
the second place on the Ticket; 90 woulI
DO unfortunate 10 have mouse.
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SIDNEY RIGDON.
srmSoyILLr, Utah Co.,
May q, ls8b.

SrmSGyILLr, Utah Co.,
May q, l-1B.
To tho EdIlur
WIN you please answer through tue
NLWs % sidney Higdon was over ro-
baptized into the Church N Jesus Christ
NJ LNttur-dny SalntsG IL has been 80
stated. 10 No, I would like 90 know BE-.
I huyu not seen anything OF Il iu Church
history, aud have road most of the early
history Of tuo Church.
b, ~ BrAyCuAUp.
We have no knowledge that he ever
reloined tue Church. Those who state
that no did must have confused h .
name with some one OF the carly lead.
log men OF the Church who fsll away
and later returned, which Mr. Rgdon
did not do,
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Edison Photograph and
kaleidoscope PaTlOTS,
Nemovcd 10 11l south lIain ~.

Among fhH numbers on tho program
viii De- found the latest AM muat popular
selections published. Don't fail TO hear
%,
Rosie uohnu ivory popu'urL,E. NJ. Favor
A Trip Goo Chinatown ,..., haldwiu'H Band
J. Want Yer MA Honey ..,a.,,. Len Spencer
summer Evening Waltz, .......,. b, .........
..,.,....,t...... LISTERS Orchestra
tHut Do 'fusf....t,..s,,.,.,,n,.l. T.. 81, Favor
liniluu of Nuw 5 prN ..,,...,...~ uusu's Band
Isabella from 1909 ..,...,,, o., NJ. Favor
Michael Curry nc th0 Telephone ...........,
....,.,,,,,,, .,...,., Russell Hunting
l'ANlugs u. John McCuilooh, The Insane
Actor
Laughing 0uuE,,, ,.....,., Goo, W. Johnson
Miss N'riodn ,apltaiuc, trnpetist, KIN
oioscuTO
Assembly Marun, from MIX white
Flag, 'hluutuphonoI.
~1NcntY-uF1 other selections 10 choose
from.
Any 0t tho above selections ON The
pboungrlph, only 1G onch. Closed SUM
days 1870 south Main Street
Miss b. ApELLA TurrLE.
Manager
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All kinds ui PcHumrTy and Toilet
ef,iclea at the old reliable G1dbe.PltIs
Dug Store.
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Our
May Sale

Was great success. Such a week Of mcr.
ohandising hasn't been seen ia Salt Lake
Tor many a month. Every department IN
this great store was fairly alive with busy
buyers. Il was wonderful the way we
handled the great crowds, and everybody
went away well pleased. THAT'S the pleas
ufe OF dealing In this store.
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Great American
Importing Tea c.,
- MnIn N. snlt Lake CIV.


4. T. Moon, tho ticket bfohsf. has
removed into his now office, 2s7 south
Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-26

A. Decoration bay draws near,
the Interest 10 toe Great Bicycle Roau
Race becomes Creator The bJyh ate
training very hard ant anyone wish
ing 10 zee one " tho bust races ever
fedu dhDult 60. Take the observation
train which leaves the Hot Springs
Depot nt 10 a. M. Fare Round Trip
go cent?.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-26

J. q. McDouall Candy Co. IL be
tween the walker aud Cnit hotels.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-26

Dreu'y rordS (or Ines inserted under
hs AeaiiRg. once for ljc, thrice for a'c5
one irsek yor Soc ono mont, for JOc per
linz. No 3d. taken for tess haH Toe.
Wants Of more than lines same proper
ionuie rate. Aduertiss and ge' yomlti