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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-22

Closing Bids.
American Cotton oil ....--....s.... 1ls
American Cotton oil preferred. 1896 5va
American Sugar ................--.. i@4B
American Sugar Rehneries pfd..-- 105
American Tobacco -.......--..,..... foB
American Tobacco preferred. ...... %
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe..--. 1bAs
Baltimore and Ohio .---.....-..-- l6A
Canada Pacific ......-r--...-..--... JUS
Cbesapeake and Ohio .-.........-. us
Chicago and Alton ...... .....- JoF
Chicago, Burlington and QUINCY. SOS
Cbfcaro Gas Trust ..........--.., Gs5
Delaware. Lack. and Western-,.... 100
Dlstlllcrs ---.,...... -s.s.-s'secs Iot2
Erie ...................... 1914
Erie preferred --ss'ess avg
General Electric ............s.----.. ga
Illinois Central ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
Lake Erie and Western .......,...s 1874
Lake Erie and Western preferred. q
Lake shore .......... ........-.... 1i0H
Louisville and Nashville ........... 523s
Louisville. New Albany & Chicago. 81
Manhattan Consolidated ....-...... 1102
Memphis and Charleston ....--..-.. 10
Michigan Central .....a....----.-- 20
Missouri Pacific -.+-+----.-.......>- -
Mobile and Ohio NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
Nash. Chattanooga ard st. Louis. Is
United States Cordage .............. 44
United States Cordage preferred...s 9i2
New Jersey Central ...-....-.... 107N
New York Central ............-.s. 97i2
New York and New England ....... 30
Norfolk and Western preferred..... 5h
Northern Pacific ......-....-......-- l9s
Northern Pacific preferred ---..--. llB
Northwestern ......-...-......ss..' lu1's
Northwestern preferred ...-........ 141
Pacific Mall --......-......'.sss 80
Reading -..-....-..-..-ss-s. a.s...ss LIS
Rock Island -.................''s' "a
81. Paul .f..ssss.. 'ois
ST Paul preferred .................. l26A
Silver Certificates ........-.--.- -. G'ts
Tennessee Coal and Iron ........... 81
Tennessee Coal and Iron Preferred 100
Texas Paclnc .........-.- --..--... 30
Union Pacific ---............i..... W.
wabash ....-.. ...............,.... as
Wabash preferred .-...- .-.-....... 10
Western Union .........s........--. SOS
Wheeling and Lake Erie ........... 1OH
Wheeling and Lake Erie preferred. 30
BONDS.
Alabama Glass A)..-..--......... 105
Alabama Glass B}......--.....-... l0J
Alabama Glass O. .......-.....s.. 100
Louisiana Stamped 4s........-..... 1o3s
North Carolina 4s.-....-.-......... 1O3
North Carolina Gs............... E. 122ia
Tennessee New Settlement 3's.--..s. s6@
Virginia Gs. preferred. ..............
Virginia Trust Receipts. Stamped.
Virginia % 1891 .................. coz
United States AS, rcgistered....-... 1854
United States as. cOupon.-....----. 1921
United States 2's. coupon, ........... 30
United States new as. registered. .. 117ts
United States new as. coupon.... l1Sss
Southern Railway 5s............... -
Southern Railway common ...- 10
Southern hallway preferred. ....... ai7s
South Carolina Az s........-..... 100
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-22

Metropolitan ..........- 20 -
National Bank OF Va. 100 lVJ
Planters National 100 2fs 2oS
Pet. Say. and ms. Co.. 20 -
scc,,,ttv 100 60. 100
STATE Bank Of va. 100 1871 1887
Union Bank OF Rich'd. 80 III
Virginia Trust Co. ...lVo lv'h llo
Insurance Companies.
Va. Fire and Marine .. - "a
Virginia State ....--..-..25 -
Miscellaneous.
A. r. Co. preferred LOO 20 -'
a. r. Co. common .......D '5 -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. April %, 1890.
sun rises 80 $1,000
sun sets ......ss's 80
Moon sets --'sss ~'-'
HIGH TIDE.
Morning ''ss''''' =. a.
Evening Neutrality-suspicious. '.'.''.'' '-'S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-22

.Quotations are for bonds maturing In
not less than ten years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-22
A MYSTERIOUS MAN.

She also told him that when she LEFT
the Pollard house on the evening or the
murder she saw man coming up the
fence back OF the yard. She said the man
was walking up the fence, with his hat
over his eyes Mary said she did not
look at the man good, because she was
SO busy looking for Mr.. Pollard 10 see
that she did MT go through his wheat.
The witness said she told him that she
thought that devil had killed Miss Lucy
before she got to the gate. and II
she had looked back she could have seen
him. After they got over TO Mr.. Gem
ents' the report came OF Mara6ie's cap
tuer. and Mary said he ought TO be
killed. as he was the devil that got
Mrs. Pollard's money.
lne witness then started 10 tell OF some
statement made by Pokey Barnes. when
mad not been made In the presence OK
Mary Abernathy. Objection was made,
and Pokey Barnes was brought INTO
court. and. In reply to question from
Judge Mann. the witness said:
'.Pokey made the statement In the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-22

Richmond, Va, April =, lSN6.
Government Securities BID Asked
Z. s. as, r. and c.. 1901. 100
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OTHERs AFTER TESTIMONY.

Judge Mann: you have stated on
cross-examinatlon that you went To Ellen
Gal4s house ~ catch some one you
thought was doing wrong. Who did you
expect to find there, and what reason
did you have for supposing he was doing
wrong?'
This question was objected TO by the
defence. the jury was taken out, and il
was argued at length.
AT the conclusion OF the argument court
adjourned until $50.
When court reconvened the Judge de-
cided TO allow Mr.. Gregory TO answer the
question put by Judge Mann. The wit
mes said
II found one man claiming TO be Blde-
man: another claiming 10 be Seville. /
didn't hear that they Were there. l saw
them going there. j saw what they were
doing. They were trying TO gather testi-
mony in this Pollard murder case"
Mr.. Southall: who were they gather
ing information for?'
A. II would have TO use my own judg-
ment about that.
Captain Wise: Your judgment Is good.
but we don't want 10 use IT,"
q. "How long did Bideman and Seville
STAY I'm that neighborhood?"
A. seville left a few days after We
ran in on them. Bideman stayed thirty
or forty days" st'@
O. Ibid they go around to the houses
of an other witpessesTt
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NOT MONTY WASTED.

Perhaps somebody may take tho b.
siu5u that the means spent In the
recent prosecutions 90 the iuruituro
robbery blaiurss has boon "souIins
good money after bad" Such view
To-, We believe, fuppIlcinl, TO say the
.cssl. on cUuHc it was known that no
matter what might be accomplished lu
tho prosecution The money taken from
the county could not Doc recovered; lu.
ihoro was possibility that tho dlauou-
cot parties could DO placed in Iail. On
this possibility IL was tA0 duty of
tho present srlecimen anu county
attorney 10 DO their beat toward that
end. This duty was Imposed Ia the
iutorcit OF The public, and hEs been
reformed with fidelity. Against tho
mes. hostile opposition from s0mo
quauefs where assistance might AEyo
boon reasonably hoped f9F, the county
officials engaged in the prosecution
have worked long, hard ani persist
uuty. There were placed 10 their
road. by some very clasu in official
relations, obstacles that at time
almos, seemed funioIcut to block the
way, but tues, have bssu removed
by determination and energy, and
whiIethc ,uEt TO punish the suspected
parties failed, the v.lhluauH robbery
business haB been shown up before the
people iu way 60 enable every per.
ron OF intelligence Go understand how
md by whom % was acc mpHshvI.
This result alone DE- sufficient 60 justly
tho expenditure m,dy-in foe, the
gnlccga would have been cuiraulc %
hey had 90, proisll the matter villa
800 the force ut ,hu,I OHmuaud. Ihe.r
failure 90 c.nvIg. 10 not due 10 amy h.a
0.Iusuout rI1gt
Ouo lmHofnu. Lesson ought 90
come 60 the people "a this aGais, viz; %
,can with microscopic care aud nice,y
! tho individual charac,groi mon whom
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

a certain north side police officer, who
rrciors 20 bo known in this record ~
John Smith, took a bicycle ride sunday
that will lingur Ia his memory Mr..
smith has brand.new wheel, and up TO
sunday be had braud-uow gold-ffont
tooth In his upper jaw.
The day being such a one a. tho who'll
mon delight M, Mr.. smith hiod himself
out, with two popular du,k sorgcnnts, for
spin ON Milwaukee avenue. In the
vicinity Of Irving park. Mr.. Smith has
had his wheel only % few days, but he
has acquired a wonderful speed. lie
sailed past the u,hurs ia a twinkling.
Just watch my smoke he said A.
no glanced over hi. shoulder.
There was "a sudden convex -tfoak In
tho air. Mr.. Smith was poised for soc.
ond, and then be- and tho wheel sought
different sidos OF tho street.
where's my s toothg' he shouted AS
he plckoi himself up.
Painfully he dragged himself back for
a fow hundred tooi through tho dust, but
the tooth could not be found Then no
took up his wheel and mounted. but
tho drst turn revealed punciuro OF tho
tire. In tho puuciurn was sticking Mr..
smiih's IS gold tooth Chicago Tx
change.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

u thUro any record ~ "a moro backward
spring or longer continued cool weather
tuan We have had th,- year, Reader OF
tlg s. Iws.
Tie year 1916 Is known 10 history
90 "bo year without a summer" In
the United States. Frost occurred
every month To the ysat; Ice half an
inch thick formed at New York la
May. In June snow fell to the depth
q three inches Ia New York. GA the
OH u July ice tho thickness Of win.
dow glas8 was formed at New Yors.
Indian corn wn8 90 irezon tnas this
Greater part was cut 10 August, dried
Tor isoi, aud the seed supply Of corn
for 1917 came from that grown In 1915.
La later years, on the ard VI July, 1873,
SNOW flakes iillci the sir for o short
time carly 10 the morning In Salt Lake
CITY, but the spring generally was not
backward or cold.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

they Put ln .nlrr. we 90 know VITO
eIue.aI the tn' .n's 900 power during
,ur furniture Hrai, aud who fe
primarily us"H.h'o Cor supporting
that class 90 tfi'.u; uui DO is pact now,
and Perhaps l.aHu has tcsn loatHoI
there which Will De- OF value in The iu-
ture. Haronrrwhuu any Irn.a BE- put
up o0lrp who has atainl of crooked.
u,sa, voters should l,iu0 consideration
sfauI Boo tho way OF goias their duty
tn Themselves and 60 Cue State. "hr
JmcIal field has had iis share
OF individuals whose tendency TO
p.Iio-ins rom she public each box was
Che fuI ict ui common ulk, aud !. be-
n9toltIsethuf empty yet Row BE- the
chance i9r the people 90 felcsa,o thi1
crowd 90 the rear Whenever lucy
come up Cor election they should be-
ugi without fonr, ami du.uattd. when
the people do this political conventions
will not pui up Tor onico thaf class Of
men; but so long ns the voters viii
supper, "crookcI" mon, just 90 long
wliI such men get nominations THE
city aud county building furniture
busiue. VIII DO worth more than a.l it
hos cost to ferret ii ont u It viii San.
proa v9ters with tho idea thGt only
honest mon are entitled 10 theiruor
90 the polls.
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MALuSL vs.. lNglRsoLL


a lecture Isuuu-unccl 'or tomorrow
t5unihy) evening, va The Grand opera
house 30 THE ely, by Rev. Father
Malone. wecsuult -.o,k from per.
t0nnl knowledge OF She gontloman's
ability 90 an orator. but IN places
where hc has addressed audience, his
Cloqleucu has elected much praise.
Beyond this, however is the altrac.
uyoness Of the theme OF his lecture.
10 De- on tho inGIeIliy OF Robert q. In.
gcrsoil, anu from syn0ps1B that nave
been published uf bic lecture, be
would seem to give the great modern
disciple Of agn5s.Ici IN some very hard
nuts 10 crack. Father Mslono rtc1g.
uI1fs tho magnetism Of lugofslll as q
pu0lic speaker aud his genlaIity a.
man; the ptlCal, however reaches cut
with telling effect towards the iufdo's
weak polntg-his Misrepresentation OF
history and OF the alleged claims Of
Chtailauily. la dealing With hesub.
Jet, Father Malone stpys noted iuh.
dele against Mr.. lngetsoll, aud not In a
way that IL fiauorlng TO tue veraciiy
ma consistency Of tho latter.
From reports that have preceded
him tue lecturer viii be decidedly on.
tsflainlng on tho topic Of ingtnollIsm;
aud siuoe marked prominence and o..
tcntou have been given to tho colo.
ue's recent ,xprolsi0us on religious
mnltcrs, 10 10 only ilir play that the
,hcr side TO given iuil bearing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

Tho direct line TO Kansas City. st.
Louis and Atlantic seaboard, 10 via
the Missouri Pacific Railway, nom
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
care, and all connections made IN
Union depots IN tho day time. II You
arc going East and care for daylight
ride through tho grandest scenery Of
the Rocky Mountains en- route, see
that your ticket reads via Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair cars
positively free 10 holders OF regular
train tickets.
IL. II. KOosER, &. +. & Z. A..
u MorlAn Block, Salt Lake City.
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SABBATH OBSERVANCE.

A law that is Ciyon to the Latter.
day Saints 10 that lhoy shall 'or.gryo
the Sabbath day and keep It holy"
The effect Of this law Is 10 dirgc, the
Saints no that the day designated 40 the
Sabbath 90 20 be devoted to the worship
o.! The Most Hiah. Tho sainlB are
commanded to oucr up thcll vows in
righ,65usneas ON Al day aud at all
time, tu, on the Sabbath, which 10
designated Es "thr L9fa's day." tuuy
are r,qulrrd 90 ego 90 the house of
prayer" aud there offer OPP their sacra.
meuts on the "day 0rpalu,eI unto you
to gett from your LAHORE, aud to- pay tny
dev5uona 10 the Mos, High"
The Sabbath ls primarily day OF
worship aud instruction In thingr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

"lou advertised for coachman, siig'
said tho applicant
81 did" replied the merchant, "Do
you want the plngo2'
"NCs, Hir.n
"llavo You had any oxrorienco7'
"l have been lu the business all my
life"
"Non aro used to handling gasoline,
thOr'"
"AcH. sin
"Aud are You we'll up In electricity"
Thoroughly"
Good ~ course you are maohlnlsi,
also9'
Certainly
"Aud tprasumo you have an engineers
CoriincniOf'
"Oi course"
VERY we'll You may 20 around to
tho clubhouse and got the motocvclo
ready My wife tells mo that she wishes
10 10 litilo shopping. LONDON lid.
Bits
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

AAIEmcAS DEMOCRACY Is something
that Is much boosted Of, and Justly 90.
But oanny Aberdeen, Scotland, IL
somewhat given to tina. sor, Of thing
isclL. Just before the city election
which took place recently candidate
took a cab 10 visit some Of the city
councillors. Councillor BBBelt was
found In his blacksmilh's chop shooting
C. horse; Councillor Maitland proved 10
51 thc pgwnb,aker. "Confound iUp'
.8ld tho candidate. "Dnvo mo TO
Councillor Grgy's" 81 am Councillor
Grey" replied tho cabmau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

PICTORIAL EFFlrN Of salt Lake
CITY and Vicinity D. The title Of a
collection Of photographers with de.
soripuons issuci by Sir. e. II. Savage
Of this city. IL is n little brochure
that will DO interesting 10 the public
generally, but particularly TO toutlss
and others who desire to give iriends
abroad an idea Of the characteristic
features Of thin city. The information
/, contains is euiled from reliable au.
thorities and the Illustrations are Of
artistic merit The Rrhfx viii be
found Of special value T. missionaries.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23
nuniEn wIrn MILITARY HoNoRs

A German gentleman one day received
"a telegram from the proprietor OF hotel
la tho south Of France, informing him OF
the death OF his aunt, aud asking Tor pat.
ticulnrs as 90 tho disposal OF the body.
Tho gentleman begged that the body
might DO sent TO Cologne, and, aficr tolo-
graphing TO tho decOasOd's rotations to
assemble IN that city, Travelled thither
himself In due time tho coffin arrived.
ON being opened Il was found to contain
the body, not " an aunt, but Of u Rus.
sian general IN full uniform, Further
kilograms ollcitol tho information that
the coffin containing tho body oi tho
deceased lady had been forwarded In
error 10 the relatives Of tho Russian gou-
Cral no ST. Petersburg. Urgent kilograms
were dispatched TO 50. Petersburg, and
after three days Of anxious waiting this
answer was received: "Nour aunt has
been inferred with ful. military honors."
It'd. Hts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

Any one who has ever had an al.
aok Of intiammatory rheumatism will
rejoioo with Nj. J. A. Stumm, go
Boy 10 Heights, Los Anseles, over his
fortunate escnpe from Siege Of that
distressing ailment. Mt. Stumm l.
foreman Of MeTfiam's confectionery es.
adjustment. Some months HgO on
leaving the heated work room 10 run
'cfusa the street on an oTTand. he was
caught out In the rain, The result
was that when ready 10 20 home that
night he was unable 10 walk, owing TO
inflammatory rheumatism He was
taken home, aud on arrival wss placed
In iiont Of good tlre and thoroughly
rubbed with ChAmberlhin'a Pain
Balm. During the evening and night
he was repeatedly bhthed with this
linimeut, and by morning was relieved
ofall rheumatic palms. He now takes
especial pleasure In ptaltlng Chamber.
laiu's Pain Balm, aud always keeps n
bottle OF II In the house. For sale by
druggists.
=-7=====-
Tumorrow's tathsr report on page
lhFna WaIkaF nFna = IA
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While In Stockton, Cal, some tim0
ago, Thos. +. LangAn, OF Los Banos,
thnt state, was taken very severely
With cramps and diafrhooa. He
chsuctd 10 meet Nr. G. NJ. Carter,
who was similarly all lcted. He sHys:
II told him OF Chamberlain Collie.
Cholera and Dlaffhoci Remedy, aud
we went 10 the Holden Drug Store and
procured q bottle OF IT, IL gave Mfr.
Carter prompt relief and can vouoh
for liz having cured me-" Forsale by
druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

Pause. nefure Purchasing , nj.
One OF me finest pianos ever IN
ported TO Utah, Tor desigB, workm,n.
,,hlp, touch ana tone is now ON oEbiI.
ZION IN th9 piano ard organ shov
looms OF g. y. TnRgnu q Sons. MA
Fltst street Those Of the pfolp.,l1,.
who have tried I! say II capnot be- sg,'
passed. All who have not yet tgs,st
us merits VIII do well 10 caret,ils
eNamino this masnlticent Instrument
Planes from s226 20 $3.50. Ofgsn,
from SS5 TO slO0. Your money bs"t
and expense paid " Instruments an
not az represented.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

THESE OHuumEHs who complain
20 much that ghelf jobs arc taken right
aut Of their mouths by other men, fur.
nish voluntary evidence Of the organ
with which they DO most Of their work
and Of tue place where they carry
their jobs when they get them,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23
Try oUR
MONEY SAVING PRICES


There is no danger from this disease
when Chamboflain's Cough Remedy
Is freely given. II lqueiies the tough
muous ami aids It's xpoctoratlou. IL
alec Lessons the severity and frequency
u pafo1ysms Of coughing, aud insures
a sIoedy recovery. There Is not tho
least danger In giving the remedy 60
children or babies, o. It contains no
iniurioussubslanco. For sale by drug
giatH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

pulmonary consumption I'm IT..
slae's, may &c checked by 49, " early
Ayefs cherry Pictorial f. 'u y, use Of
ui'ue'sipH cough, t0othsa t,,iis the
o. lhe throat anu lungs. ana t'lllallon
muoh.needed repose. HunJ,,,.u Vuces
iesIlhed TO tho femarkAble via pave
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

~ Is fortunate day Tor man en-,
ne hrtt Discovers the value M , " p y
Sarsnpafills hs a hlo0d.tuflast =
ME medicine, he knows he hs, ,,,, W llh
lem ely upon which he NAV 49, '.uuu
that he lifelong malady ia ri ~ ~ . ma
quefed' Has cured othots. viii c c,s'
you. VI" cure
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

uNCLE SANS new bat,lpshlp the
oregon 10 shown TO bs two knots faster
per hour than the Specifications re-.
qulre, Itisauoculiayi,y Of most wee.
sole, human aswell no other kinJ',thst
90 they become fast they also become
.nuL.E.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

TALNISU ABOUT wAeal-nenIa and
tau.rr.rr,siou by tho stern hand o.
Tho law, il takes O. sooToher 10 catch o.
ac0Ichor lua, no it takes a bird OF
certain ttBthnr 10 catch thief
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

Missionary Surely you remember
Mr. Twnddiot. who preached to your
tribe ten years age.
Savage Chiof-uh, yes; ! remember
him woli ho was doucioua' -pick-Nlo.
Up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

kesp your deeds and other yaiusbiet, In.
eluding Jewels, IN a safety deposit bon n
Lloh's savings Bank A Trust Co. Reut y
we year only amounts 10 few cents rsf
meath. Ladies specially Invited 10 cal ali
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

a WOMAN has applied Tor employ.
month"; tHu Now York Gre depart.
maul. aho ounht TO 10 Tor the hose.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

II costs no more for good work. Send
your laundry to tho Empire, q Com
mefclRl At, Tel. %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

People with hair that Ia conilnu,i,-
Ialling out, or those that are bsid
stop Tue falling, and get GOOD -, w
OF nair 10y using Halps Hair 1911
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

"What b. a summer girl3N
"Sho is % eiri who didn't get proposal
~ marriage last winter" Chicago
Record.
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LIGHTER VEIN.
six AMIIEs


"lust iistou 90 that heu crown said
uutg'
"shu wants 20 mako folks think she IL
Tough" said the farmer, -ludiuuapOll
journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23
MrnI. md Mrnr,.

UNioS, Utah, April 20, ls96.-"I feel
very thankful for HoOd's SarsapaIilla
which has restored TO me health aud
strength. | was weak aud weary, but
after taking three bottles Of Hoods
Sarsaparllla am all right, and recon-
mend Hood's SRrsaparillA 10 all suffer
ers."-MTs. T.. :. Griiiin,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

Goibe-Pit,s Drug Go. are noted iJt
tho best Medicines and lowest pricts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

90 10 the old reliable Godbs.pIu.
Go. fot everything In the Drug line.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

this moruin' an made him eat bis
words. Puck.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-23

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