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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12
po,uii.t. Generally WIN Attend th'
June Primaries

The proposed Popuiist referendum
nrlmaries called for June u. nave
caused more comment among the Dol
las county voters than one would pos.
sibly think. Chairman Harry Tracey
OF the Dallas county Pops assured
Gazette reporter yesterday that ne
majority OF voters would parucipa,c
IN the primaries, and giev the party
a stronger hold in the county
The free silver people nay Tracey .
scheme IS to get together the dlssa,is-
fied factions and pio-eaters from other
parties in hopes OF turning Dallas coun-
ty for the Populists
They pronounce MS fonlHhness tne
report that the sound-morey people
win in any way affiliate with that fac
don or participate in the primaries.
The Lily white Republican brethren,
who are resting on their oars in county
politics, spend most OF their time ~
rulogizing Mckinley and curTing Gu
new. They are waiting 70 see where We
Democratic balloon falls, .hen arl IN
reference 10 a county ticket.
Captain Mccormack OF the county
Republicans. said yesterday; TAKE par,
in the refcrendumg Not much! There
may be few who fly on on tan.
rent and vote at that time. but we WIZ
NM as q party"
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a CHURCH SOCIAL.
The Crowd Enjoyed the Program
and ncfrcshmcnts.


The Grand avenue Congregational
church had a very pleasant socinl at
the corner OF finrwood street ana
Grand avenue, afforded by nice
gathering. After the rendition OF the
program and refreshments were
served and a good tiire enjoyed. The
program was.
Song "crown Him Lord OF all;'
prayer. Row. I. w Carroll; song, Give
Me n Home by the Sea-" Meadamcs
Carroll and Ray, and Misses Ray.
Tannire nnd Klicndles; recitation,
My Fare Is Paid" Miss Hannah
Caunjeiz: song, After the Toll md
Trouble" Mira Carroll; cong. Who
soever VIII. Come" CONGREGATION;
recitation. "Juhnnie's clrcur.' Master
Forrest Meddcrs: choris, "The Sun
shower" Misses Ray FosmIre. KLEIN
diez, Proctor; hicsdninna Carroll.
Ray, IIlnkley. F'osmlre md Misses
Lille Khclor: recitation, Large
sneep," Little Tom Medders; duet, II
Have Found the Savior" Mesdnlnes
Ray and Carroll; song Would be joy
filI ia the Lord" fiI.U
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a SPECIAL SALE.
New Under1nuSIinS.
Fashionable Feminine Underwear at Unusually Low Prices
This Week.

line Of hehcias handsomely trimmed sarnbc D,vsrs che
eewhsre for less than 81 oar price s99
all neaty tnrkei value igc for 20
lace trimued vcius 7c TO SO ch2eo for ~,
CAefnise
broided <5o,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

NcNeaius' Navigetors and the Clip
pers viii play at the park this after
noon The following are the positions;
clinpers-Wiley, pitcher j NAra'
catcher; O. Ward, first base; nj,
SINGER. second base; Aimpkny, ,n.,u
bnac, stanage, short stop; y n,Hs a,s}} +,
,a,. r,eht neld. Pickett. pitcher.
SS,.yigo -Ilnlkhofr. catcheri MIN
nchnn, ni,cher; RegaM snort tlol's,
pritonnrd first base; Wkits. fecunu
barc: Elherfcid. third baFei kon w >,
IN tleld: Weber center heid' ea'''f
ficid. right field
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the meeting dates and no was not
certain that they could be induced TO
change.
Before adjourning Claude Cour was
made secretary OF the circuit and ou-
thorized 10 call another meeting when
he deemed advisable.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

The LILY whites are jubllnnt after
All. as they were Informed by the morn
INK dispatches that Chairman John
Grant rad not deserted the Black and
Tans. and came over TO the reform side
OF the party Inatcad, Il was the
chairman OF the Collin county Hepub-
publlcana who quit the Quincy OUTFIT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

The Idly white Republicans Of Dali
Ina ala considerable enuc,8sinf yeptcr-
day. The congressional convention
meet, In the City Han audltorium to-
morrow, and viii select TWO Delegates
and Two aisernatcs 70 the s.. Louis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

convention IA June. Those anotra X
~ delegates are w, II. At'Ffii. NtrI
Norton. d. A Robinson. and Cay tttil
q. W. Mccormick. i
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CAUsuD MICH COMMENT.

stock and made his escape. lie d
posed of them TO a secondhand deais
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

|si,. The Law.
|ed H. fie,cher, colored, was mr.
|6er w Detective Alexander nnd
M Sornwell ut the corner ~
E1lnr ~ Sim Streets yesterday
Esefs IT the theet Of q pair Of
lrsaav rnrsrl to have occurred
|'dinl ~ "A sad 10 llaS-r ''nipped" the
hi. IN y Wella-l'argo express
M st1ae, wagon wns standing on
11aciiarsss near rearle. illled fun
~. VA a1r delivery. While the
Fesly eMay the negro very deg
u'pd a hudle from the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-12

You will miss Il II you 90 hss ~,
your prices on screens bai1s
Company, Phone sV9.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-28

fold standard, not Ter few month";,
but for an indefinits duration Of tim
What IL this thing that We must
IN lure? Oh, 10y inenus, whom the
American paople nj iaryo turn their
thoughts upon the gold s'a1dard, when
they 1t last discuss II ITEM ali sides aud
understand ne frtulls anu the motives
that lie brhind n, / have no doubt ne
10 what VIII be your verdict. Let mo
call your attention b. what has been
said IN regard TO the gold standard, 1
want TO give you language which j.
stronger than / would DO willing "
use on my own authority. l want 10
give you language which surpassed In
emphasis any language which you
have heard uttered ny those who are
now called rxtfAvagant. 10 IL the Ian.
guaga ui John q. Carlisle, uttered In
1875. LIT mo read an oKtracH "Vhe
absolute aud instantaneous Destruction
OF hall the entire movable pfonetty Of
tho world, ircludipg house,, ship
railroads and all ether appliances ior
carrying ON r0mmegcs, while u would
bs fult most noticeable ~ thu moment,
would not produce anything ike tho
prolonged distress and Decentralization
OF society that muet inevitably result
from the permanent anuihiihiion Of
ouc.balt the metallic money VI tho
wofld.D
rskins up the question of the rela.
tive value of roid aud silver, Mr..
Bryan maintained that II was quc1'
ton d supply ami demini, anu mat
tbs itos cOiusge ofsilvcr would ut olcu
give 10 ali silver bullion tue waite
placed upon u by the governu ont.
His argument, whicn followed, that
the isluo was between this ngtlcuitufn. :
1T ana tue laboting olasses on thu one
side and tho money cnaugets on the
other, was received win applause.
Mo. Bfyaub program for next week
has bton changed. Tho intended
speech nj Columbus haB bsou abun-
dOued by the advice OF Chairman
Jones, aud the trip from this city TO
Chicago Will be along the Zoe Of tue
lakes, except one duy. From CluvC-
land, vnufe he speake Monday, tne
candidate will go to Toledo anu tnenon
through Michisnn BY way Of Adrian.
HillnJo aud FindlAy, and tuen lao
Siii make n dath down TO Elkhafi,
luJ.
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nnNnnrns nr pEAp nlpIEs.
LimUNa CHANG.
Arrangement tor nis Reception In
New Noth.

Arrangement tor uis Reception In
New Nofh.
New York, Aug. 27.-Geu. Ruger,
VINO has onatge u this arrangements
Tor tho reception OF the Cninese am-
tHtsadof, ~ Hung Chang, saii today
that the United states dispatch boat
Dolphin wUuiJ take himself anu sian,
the Chinese representatives anu al
other invitoi persons down tue hay TO
meet the American lice steamer ~.
Louis early tomorrow mntning. The
party viii go aboard anu meet III
Hung Chang. The honofcd guest VIII
remain on board tue ~. Louis until ttr
vessel reaches the Fulton street dock.
The party will then enter cnfrIa icfi
aud headed by the , zth cavalry VIII
plocaoi down Weal street TO battery
parE, thence up Bf5adway " Fourth
street TO Washington square, and alter
passing under the Washington arch,
will 10 up Fifth Avenue to tue Hotel
Wali1fL
Admiral Bunce, who " 10 command
OF tho North Atlantic squadron, had a
conference with Geu. RIgtr THIS nttef'
noon. Tho result was not meru
known, other lhan that n salute will DO
nfud from tue squadron, 0ut whether
Ohiy from the lAgship New hofai OF
from all the vsssuis now IN the bay,
could not BE- learned. There Will Ahu
be a Hslute fired from tho guns la Ca
tic william on Governors leland. The
details ns to tho trip 70 West point aud
tho inspection Of ths Brooklyn bridge
anu the East river aavo not yet bcru
gnfuu ffHff
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EASTERN CAMPAIGN.
r,.pr,ls,nl Harrison Splaks 10 Fifty
Thousand People.
ENTHUSIASM AND PATRIOTISM
ppr Opens with IA introductory
sp,eth-A Distinguished
Audience.

r,uyrotr HALL, Now York, Acg.
q. with the words Of McKinlcyr
,..,r OF acceptance ON nearly every
,,,,ue. ex.Pfosldont Benjamin Hair
NAN acted ae the eastern proxy Of the
a.,ublican candidate tonight ami
.,,usk the keynote OF tho eastern cam
Alan In an explanatory and careful
,,,eeh to 90, 900 people. Hall M many
,sople ~ composed tho audience were
s,plsd admission because Of lack OF
,,on. Tho enthusiasm was Tremendous
,sd The msu- brilliant points were re-
ssyei with hearty applause. Tue
,uilence was distinguished one, aud
nm tho early hour when they churrod
ms baud's Interpretation Of America,
el,played their paIrloiinm Ia every
re,.lbie way. Indeed, tho vas,
,uilonco arose AMI aang tho National
,eihym with hriOr. The decora.
uous Of the auditorium were eutiTc-
" Of the American colOrs, Flage
gee Ia many handp. Pictures OF
Inc Republican national clndi'
saies ndoruud the sides Of the
ptosoenium archep, which were fee.
iosned with uilk bunting. The lower
ilef Of boxts were gay with beautifully
dressed women anu men In evening
sitlrc. Mira. Harrison occupied one Of
the tOxos with the family OF Mr.
Chauncry NJ. Depow. Col. ana Mrp.
Tftd Grant weru Ia another. On tue
Stage were such people OF prominence
A. tho nominee lot Acknowledgements
rimoihy 3. Woodruff U Kinge;
Thomas q. plnti, John w. Vr0Omau,
llsmuoi II. Quigg, chatham Hanna oi
The Nstionni clmnitiee, aud nearly
every Republican Of ptOmineneo from
the city.
me main part Of tho hall was filled
Early, nud every well known arrival
vas chtorud, from George Frhncia
TfGin 10 tho chief guest Of the evening,
Gsn. Harrison and his oscort, John
Wtnamaker and Cornelius Van Cot,
This latter reception amounted 10 mn
ovation, the audience standing ami
cheering, waving hats, handkofchieis
aud fia9s for July ave minutos. Mt.
Dspsw and Mt. David Han " koches.
lof, the other orator OF tho evening,
Likewise received noisy denominations.
There was vocal solo descriptive o.
tho march " tue tUa OF Sherman, and
then Depew sIepped 10 tho font OF the
Platform.
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NOT lnARD or N wAsnINaToN.
coSsrANrrNUrLE QUIET.
Tho Riots Ended Tor the Time Being
al Least.

at Least.
CoNsTANT1NoPLE, Aug. .L-The
riots when have caused 10 much OK
element throughout C0nstantinoplo
are apparently nj an end. Tho leaders
Of the mob which attacked the Oillcte
of the Ottoman bank surrendered anu
will DO expelled from Turkey. The
official account OF tue troubles a,-
tributes the riots 70 Oh organized effort
on the part OF the, central committee Of
th Armenian revolutionisli 10 sir up a
revolution.
Tho invaders, as II by concerted
arrangement, suddenly entered the
great hall Of the Ottoman bank, armed
with Tsvolvers, daggors and dynamite
bomhs. Forming In small gToups, they
were Rccosted by the oil oar OF tbs
guard, who demanded from them
statement OF their business with the
bank. Without stopping to reply they
blew out his brains aud then killed. aud
beheaded tho gems d'Arlnes, throwing
the heads VI this dead mon out Into tho
streets. During the resultant oOniu-
eion they closet tue dn0Ta o tho bank
and hurled number Of bombs Into
the street. -Four Turkish LADIES who
were driving along in n carriage were
bl1wn 10 plucus by tbs explosion Of one
Of the dyntmi,e bombs. Two OF the
French omplOyts OF tho bank, while
dcfoending for u window by rope.
were wounded by one OF the rxplO-
aions. They narrowly escaped with
their lives by reason OF the timely In
terventi0u oil the Imperial troops. The
rioters also captured hotel Ia iho city
Of CoPslantinople, and blmb, anu
shot anu missiles iairly Tgined upOn the
heads OF the pas e's-by, wounling
many persons. Many similar events
are reported from various portions OF
tho city. IL IL known that u gtoAI
many persons have b0en killed, but It
10 impossible TO learn tho exact mum.
Der, owing TO the axcllomont ana tee
desire on the part OF the Armenisns 10
Keep the identity Of ihS killed and
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wouns eli secret. Tho Armenian
pattiafcn has cxcommunicaiod all
AtmnniaDs concerned Ia the latest up
rlsiuE.
HusDREDs OF DEAD n)DiEs.
BTRLis, Aug. GA dispatch to the
Notsisrne Zeitung from Conslantlt 0ple
says that tuete was a general iusillaue
and massacre. As the c0noluiion OF
tho riot many hundred dead bodies
were lying al the head oi the siam
boul bridge. Tho Turkish mob, aimed
with knives aud aiicks, awaited the
quarters OF the Afmt ninng, attacking
tue Armenian houses au1 tossed their
butouored Victims out Of tue wiudow9.
The police and milit o stood Idly by IN
the streets where wagon loids OF hu.
man bodies were lying aoatierod IN all
difuctiobt.
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Tue annual oarnivat vt Peach Day,
September ., and 4, ava iis accom-.
uanying events ana pleNtufci, prom.
lee ~ much eulSyment 20 tho assem-.
blod thousands who annually attend
A. any past year In the history u the
celebration 81 the Jay. This 10 one Of
the most UNIQUE fesliva'e pivou IN auy
part OF the globe. La ADDITION 10 the
peach fCAttf. the program includos
bicycle races, cowboy tournaments,
street pagaants, etc. R1uni trip rate
10 Grand Junction only $500, On Sep.
TENDER lBi
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oyArioN roI BRYAN.
lie Addresses - Large Audience a.
uunalu. New rosk.


nunaio. New York.
BUFFALO, n. ", Aug. 27.-Anpsr.
euiy mo entire population OF Buffalo,
the home OF Grover Cleveland, turno1
10 footsteps tonight toward Muaic nail.
where Candidate Bryan addressed 4, goo
people, us many ~ could DO packed
within the iour wnllb, while unnum'
tered thousands filled the neigh boring
tteels. Tho day IN Butt ilo nad been
the greatest ovation Mt. Bryan has re-
eelyed In ".he onemy'a countfy," aud
the night melting, when ondou II, NJ.
liaolou almost " not quite as many
Wouli-be auditors ne the notification In
Madison square Garden.
Wnpn bfyan appeared upon the
stage, escorted ~ State Committeeman
Jlhn q. Shuuhnu, tho police were pow.
sfltis to control tho audience, and,
tEAfming down TO the front, several
huudted men took p0tseasi0n OF tue
SEATS reserved Tor the clubs which
escorted Mr.. Bryon, Hon. Charles T..
Tabor was chosen president OF the
melting. and whom the list OF vice
pfosiirnta was read the name OF Nor.
man J.. Mack, editor OF the only Iee
silver paper la Buffalo, was cheerod
Almost al snihusiastlcallyas Mt. Bryan
had been. MT. Tabor made u speech
10 which no said there wns no need to
dhgulio tho TACT that opposition existed
lmolg New York Demo No to the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-28

wAsuiS0ION, Aus. 2T.-rhe pro.
duetloo oi feiiuud lead ~ this country
during tho hfst xix months Of 1896, a.
reported by Special Agent kiicIgi OF
the United States geological survey,
was l30.603 net tons, against l05. go
Tor tue ilut hnlf OF iAat year o. tuil
amount 1926 tons were dtsllvtf,
lied lead ami n l08 ooit lead. The last
item does not i.oluio ores and c9B.
centfutos handled by the foilning
works.
The apparent home consumption ~
the iifst hsli Of tniH year was lOt,'
83g tons, against 2ll,s09 for the yeaI
utls0j.
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TLLLLn WIN nnrLY
To mckinley. Letter OF Acceptance
ttu IN Ia the tIght.

To mcIGinieS'- Latter OF Acceptance
tso IN Ia the tiEht.
DESvER, Aug. Ex-senator Tollfr
returned today from q trip through thu
mOuntaiub OF Colombo nud New
Mexico. 10 10 announced tonight that
ho will tomorrow itaue an open letter
replying 20 tho financial argumtnta iu
MplNiniuy's letter VI acosptAlcc. puu
senator will speak Monday night In
Coloradi 5pTlngs. lie Will soon alter.
ward 20 10 California TO make a eeriel
OF political speeches. Thon he will x,
east TO takv part In the campaign IL
Illinois anu Indiana. Hon. O.. 4
TnomRA has gone TO Msine anC
Hon. 4. NJ. Patterson will 20 Il
Chicago next week. Both will tai,
an active part In the campaign IN lht
East
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Tho flnust fHit water bathing IN
tho world. TniaH Leave nj s7;ij nnd
1000 q. N, s.l5, 8:i5. b;l5 anu 7:l5
y. no. effective June 30.
'Daiiy except sunday.
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leave sal, I.ah- c,t.

Ieavr snIt Iah- Cttv
No. s-fot bingham, Provo. Grtnd
Junction and all poin's hast 1904. n
No t-tur Provo. CrAni junction
ard al puintH East.......... 80 - m.
poiuis......... ................. $50 p. ID
~ tyr linfnam, MI floaaauL
aiI ihlernoiisis points ....-.. 1891 p. "a.
NO TOR kurrtn. fafu1u, Provo.
nnQ uU Intermediate rulnta liNp' m
20 l-tui ugith fud tho west. - ~ n M
no A-H1r Ogden SAT tho Wrat.... " ~ pm
Arrive Salt Lake city
so i--ifom bingham, rovo, Hfant
junction ana tng EaEt.. ... ! rs p. VA
sBd 30 Esstl.@ -, uis5p. N.
-ff1mlroyo. bingham. kurcsa
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a.. lAtt point $685.. a.....- .....ss- tte' y.
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30 prom cEdan AMI tho West ~ IN
10. t-lrum nguUu AMI tao west til 4, l Pr.
Nnlv line ruuninr through Pullman fNh'i
hccpnx ears halt Lake CitT 10 san tfancl.s9,
"a. Lake W. 20 Denver via Grand aNngt..u
dlu tnli Lake Clty 10 Kansas CITY snd Sh'oA'
80 Nlh colorado ruiut. ~.
lhruush tourist or family slcourr whoa
change, 20 haHfai ely, Chicago and lgtt'l.
., tteo reclining ehan cars raft Law
Ticket Once, 10 ". 2ud South
\. e. nODgE Gen. Manager.
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D. A. WADLkl0u. 1on. Iastgf. Az.
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MILLIsi. nIssIoN
srld so Tie Go Treat for Annexation of
Hawaii.

SAN FRANCisco, Aug. e7.-Tho
steamer Alameda from honolulu
bTings news that Minister Wits has
resumed hia duties. IL is tumogoi his
recent visit 10 tue United states was
for tho purpose VI comforting with
FEcsident Cleveland on an annexation
policy. AS re8ult OF tho coniogenos,
1t 10 said Sit. Willis was empowered 10
enter Into negotiations Tor either 40.
nexation, n mGnAtchlRl form Of gov
element with kaiulnni on the throne,
or an American proiect0falc, tho choice
OF either form Of government 10 be lot
TO vote OF tho people. Minister VII.
Ito made a formal call on tho govern
ment soon after his return " tho city.
Nothing definite will be known 10.
garding wlllii's instructions until tho
return Of President Dole, VINO ~ on
lhs island Of Mauai nt present.
NOT HEARD OF IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Aus. 2T.--Sgato de-.
phTtment officials disclaim all knowl.
edge OF plans such AZ are Indicated IN
the advices from Hawaii. Acting
Secretary Adee treated the reports as
oveIdrawn, aud said no had never
heard Of anything In tbs line indi.
Gated la the hawaiian advice.
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Notice 20 citizens OF the Tinuc Min.
ing District.

You all want 20 Cltnu VA iCr the
rfnud silver uxcursioh IN Sal'A.r
Beach on Saturday, tue .0h, Kate
from Silver Guy, Mummuih anu
Eureka viii b0 $3.50 via tue RIO
dthndo Western, anu special tTain
viii leave Salt Lake CITY 90 1875 PIN.
g. take you home. Ibis ezgursi1n
will ttst tue silver sentiment In ItnNc.
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Kew TINE CARD, IN EFFECT NAY 10, 1895
Trains depart and arrive at salt Lake Oily
dany, a. tolloWai



100 q m overland limited ior Chlsago. Omaha
Denver, kansas Iily, 81 Louls, ogden
s,oO a IA local express for san Francl,eo.
Ogden, Cache Valley and intermediate
points.
con "a local express for oEdsn and iuterms.
i.t0pp Atlantis exprrsa Tor Chicago. omaha.
ncntsF. Kansas cay, ~ LOais. Butis.
fort Aud. san trancaro.
$50 "a local cApIcaH tur hetcuT. linuo,
Provo, Ncpm Manu hhd intermediate
70 90 n N mail and express for Provo, Nephi
Milford, trifci And int mediate IOipts.
- as M mixed train Tor OuTneid Beach,
luOele And lsEmiuui,
ARRIVE,
au0 y W overland lmlted from Chicago
Omaha, b. LOula, Kansas Cay, Denver
furk CITY and tEdru.
o.ol F, 100 mai sud express from Helena. lutte,
Portland, Ban ir-atisco, tgdcn and in.
term cdiaic points.
5il5 pm local express from san Francisco,
Cache valley, ogden and intermediate
s,3o' N Atlantic express from Cbicago.
Omaha, n. Louis. hansan City. Denver
anu ogden
tats am mail and express from frisco, Mtl.
fort, Norhl, trofo and intermediate roihts
C;3l p m local express from ACrcur, Tiutc.
Pioyo, Nepm. Mantl ana mtcfmediaso
'i,6l . ~ mixed irsln fem leTmipus, Tooels
and Garfield beach.
iTraps south Of Jua5 uu alllJ eNesp.
Run daily except sunday
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CHICAGO,
ST. LOUIS and
EAST.

Non loavo ogden, o
salt Lake In tho oven
ing. aud after break
lasting Ia tho sump
iuous dining cars " the
SANTA III ROUTE,
ON the third morning,
yon arrive IA Chicago
or ~ Louis In season to
attend to business or
connect with all fast
trnlua for tho East
some one has said 10.
Gently that tho truck Of
tho ATCHIsON. To-
fEkA 4 SANTA re
railroad was Ia such
pefloo. condition tina
tho long distance run Of
ihe "Flyof'o tao Now
York Central could no
oqualod II not oxosod.
90, by its msgniaoon,
lfainE
J. II. KENwoRTHY
General Agent,
Hook.
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To overy customer tomorJw, Satur.
day, Augua 20 b.
Il. X. Thrmps Dry Goods CO.
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In the heart
of Chicago.

The Union Passenger sta.
ton In Chicago. inio which
all burlington Route trains
run, is located IN tho very
heart Of the city.
The principal hotels, the
largest stores, Tho host tho.
arcs, tho biggest business
Establishments arc only .
few blocks distant. To
reach them IL ISN'T even
necessary to take a street
car.
To ro,ch Chicago. II ~
necessary 10 takO Tho Bur.
liugton's "Nostibuled Fly.
or," that IL, Ii IL n you
want the best there Nv.
Leaves Denver nj 1850 u. m.
alter arrival Of X. q. W.
rain from all points In
Utah.
itULAV. Goal Agent san
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U. S. DEPOSITORY.

CAsfl CAPITAL, ggOo,Ouo
CAsu SUnPLus, 100000
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w. r. MCMILLAN, Coal Agent, san
Lake City, ~ Walker Block.