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Evening journal., 1896-07-21
HARTTORD.

Earned runs Wilmington. p Hartford. 2.
Iwo-base hits-Newell. Z: Gallagher, .; Ca
velle. Sacrifice hits-Newell, 2; Petit. Nc
lionnell, Thornton. Bases stolen-Newell,
Wisebeckev. Left on Decentralization z:
Hartford, .. Struck BY Vickery. 3, Nc
SHlerty, D. First base on errOrs-HartfOrd,
Csherty, 2. HIT by pitched ball-McCl ClArferty,
BQttenus, smith. Passed hals-Smi b. Time
hour and % minutes. Umpire-M Murphy. /.
Evening journal., 1896-07-21
They WIN: stin sen atls1oO.

UHICOPRE -FALLs, Mass, u no 10.
CLIFFORD GREEHMAN, Wilmington, Del.
DRAR SIR We note yours Of June 9th,
iRclosing clipping referring TO the dro p
In bicycles. In reply will say that
Victor bicycles will continue to sell Nc
800 through 81. Very truly.
OvERMAN WHEEL Co.
Evening journal., 1896-07-21
rri nds, School Catalogue ont.

Friend school catalogue for '9s-7 Is r
neat volume and more interesting than
the average school circular. In addition
to the list of Instructors and the course
of study, the names Of the pupils are
given. also a complete description of the
school
Evening journal., 1896-07-21

played in Wilmington, were injured by
jumping from q freight train yesterday
st Eddystone while 1t was running rapidly
through Ridley township. The young
men had been to New Castle, and, TO save
expense. rode on freight train. They
were badly cut and bruised.
Evening journal., 1896-07-21
For the Warren Team.

Captain George Prentiss is receiving
the names OF the candidates for positions
on the Warren Football Club while
Horace Mcdaniel Is away from Will
mington.
Evening journal., 1896-07-21
AtIAntle Learue etandInr.
NatIonal LeArue standlnr.
where They Play ro-dny.

WhoHo 1huy flhJ To-day.
Paterson at Philadelphia.
Hartford At Wilmington.
Lancaster &C Newark.
Philadelphia at st. Louie.
Washington at Cleveland.
Baltimore at Pittsburg.
New York at ClnDinnati.
Brooklyn at Louisville.
Boston AZ Chicago
Evening journal., 1896-07-21
Are You Golnrt

Are You Going TO Bay Ridge Next Sunday ?
Leave Market street 20 a. m, Dela-
ware avenue. 2 90 q. m Grabbing, fish
ing, boating and bathing. Fine music
excursion tickets $l00 Train passes
through Baltimore going and ret urnlng.
Evening journal., 1896-07-21
Other Games Yestorda,...

At Newsrk-over 500 people saw
Newark defeat Lancaster yesterday In
one OF the beat games the Newark club
has played this season Oaly oix hits
,wsie made of each pitcher, bat Lloyd
had the best Of 1t as two OF those of him
we're scratches and the opposition could
not bunch them The score:
RBE
Newark. ......O o 12OO / O-5 q I
Lancaster ......0 / o 0 o 0 a-i >
=, battt ries-- Lloyd and Hodge; sptegell and
"estlake- Umpire -Hoaglapd.
AT Philadelphia--The Athletics had an
easy thing In Paterson yesterday. win.
ming h7 score OF II to 4 Untn the
eighth Inning it wss al exciting game.
but then the Athletics pounded McMAckin
all over the fsld. The score:
RHE
Athletics 1900 1 O0l % s-ll IL :
fatefson.......-0 o 0 w. 70 8
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

The druggist rushed to the front Office
showing the greatest alarm. "Quick, put on
your hat, James, and run around 70 Mrs.
Smiths I've made a fearful mistake" be
cried what Is it?" asked the boz breath
lessly "MOrphine-a -arsenic-poison?" "No,
no. She sent for 10 cents' worth Of l-cent
stamps and sent her ten twos."-Family
Call.
Evening journal., 1896-07-21
DIED

BOYD.-At New Castle, Del, July 18th,
1895, John $. Boyd, aged q years.
BARRITT-On the 10th instant, Willard 8.
Barritt. aged 81 years.
DOUGHERTY-On July l6, 1895, Mary,
widow of James Dougherty. aged 50 years.
SHAW-On July l6. 1896. Isabel Hensel,
wife Of John Shaw. aged IS years.
VAUGHAN 90 July Is, 1896, Catharine
Vaughan. aged G7 years.
Evening journal., 1896-07-21
BasebalI PIalera nurt.

Three members OF the Chester Tines
team. Alexander Donaldson, Dsvld Moore
and James NcCsbe, all Of whom have
Evening journal., 1896-07-21

Merit wins and that Is why Hoods Ssrsapa-
rilla holds the abiding confidence of the pub;
lie. Hoods Ssrsaparilla Is known by the cure
Il has made. IL is the One True Blood Purifier.
Hoods Pills cure liver Ills, constitution,
jaundice, sick headache. bill BUSINESS. &c.
Evening journal., 1896-07-21

"Is Mrs. Beverly highly cnltcred2" "Yee;
out wondering what was cut out ''-Chicago
RnQorH
Evening journal., 1896-07-21

mcCaGorty Pitched Much the Better
Game But Loat BY Giving Two Bases
on Balls in tho Eighth IuninE-other
baseball aud Cycling News
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-26

hearts that II could be promptly
acted upon. These tlreaome debates
and wrangleB day after day upon the
various questions which congressman
most love TO pirate about are a. I'M
necessary ana costly a luxury a. tho
American people are In tho habit OF
iolerstinR; II the masses could have
their way, there would be n swift
cleaning out Of the halls Of the Capitol
for a good long summer vacation.
IL has been made sufiiiiently clear
that the Houss will not take favorable
action with references to free silver
coinage; even II II would, there
is the heavy gentleman at the other
end Of tho avenue with his mighty
veto. Il is also msde plain by n rocon,
test vote that the Senate Ia In no humor
TO proceed 10 the fixing OF higher tar.
~ duti,s unlsss coupled with such a
measure IL an enactment for the more
extended o9iuago Of the white metal;
and oven II this wese not 20, there Ia
again the White House occupant ready
TO put forth his disapprovsl. Thus the
two branches Of Congress arc not only
at loggerheads with each other on
the only two important Issues
Of the day, but at least one Of those
branches Ia at loRgefhoads with the
President on both issues.
This being ~ well known now a. II
can be- alter any amount Of discussion,
simple folk are not 10 be- blamed for
growing impatient At the waste Of time
aud money ntisuIing the lsugthen.
Ing out Of The session. The acme o
sIaiesmanship, aud tho most success.
lul bid for popularity, would be- to
grind through tho Immediately inuis.
penstbo legislation aud close ny the
chambers u both House aud Senate
Tor the season.
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STATE EL,Inyoln SIZES.

There IL before tue state Legislature
land committee a proposition regarding
the sale Of state reservoir sites that W.
think should receive careful considora.
ton, not because ofany virtue II pos.
sesses, bat for the danger there IL 10 1t.
The State receives 5OO, 900 acres oi gov.
ornmont land Tor reservoir sites, anu
tho proposition IL to soil these sites. the
oti Jet VI course being 10 get lite
money. But there IL another side.
II those sites PASS from Slste
ownership they must Of necessity
20 Into the hands u corpora.
lions sufficiently large to make mo-
nopolics. This should NOT be. The
state eau forever retain those reservoir
sites for the benefit Of the people
Companies who desire reservoir aitse
can take them up under the general
laws now; but when the State selects
~ half million acres Of reservoir sits,,
tney should DO maintained for IA
public good, not Tor private schemes.
Unless the selling proposition Is clearly
shown to be- the bost fof this cnd, which
II does not appear TO us to be, II ought
10 BE- rejected. The public goo1 should
be the iiTst confederation.
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THE IRRIGATION SURVEY.

The irrigation survey, according 10
news from Washington, has been sus.
pended from March to June 80, VI
until a new appropriation Ia available.
This survey, which includes the meas.
urements Of streams and the determi.
nation OF the water supply from
aslesian ami other wells, Is beiug
carried on by the U. Z. Geological SUI
vey, under what 10 known as the
division OF bydr0grsphy. This division
has also In charge the Measurements Of
Streams In oil parts Of the country, both
East aud West, I'm order 20 dotermir Q
the extent aud value Of the water
powers and the water resources avail.
able foG industrial aud municipal puf.
poses. The smyuutap appropriated lastytaf
Tor this purpose was $50, 900; and when
It IL remembered that work IL carried
on from the Potomac to the 5acfameu-
10, ana from tho Missouri to the Rio
Gpnie, II will be seen how inadequate
the sum is. Toe attempt to stretch II
to cover the most important points, es-
pecially during the low water period,
has resulted In the expanding Of the
gftsler part Of tho appropriation.
Congress has been asked to appropriate
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a. 900 10 carry on The work during the
period Of floIs, which 10 parts OF the
country where storage reservoirs must
be built IL the time Tor which in'orma.
tion IL riost needed.
This IL one Of lhs few pieces Of work
carried on by the government which
Is Of Immediate value 10 cur Slate, hnd
our Senators and Representative IN
Congress should be urged to supply
this small deficiency at once 20 that
the work need not be- stopped, aud to
appropriate atufilcient SUN TO extend
the work next year The tum Of
$4,000 would seem 10 DO none too
great for this work, since II IL being
carried on economically In twenty
states. At the same time suci an
amount IL utterly Insignificant when
compared with the millions appropr.-
atsd Tor rivers and hatbofa
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pRlIsING InE YEIERANs.


II Is a rare tning for the work oil
mon TO be appreciated at the time II IL
performed, even In these days when
rapid means u communicating news
to everybody Ia 90 common that the
good results OF labor done arc quickly
ascortainAblo by the mass VI the pHo-
pie. And perhaps II IL better 10, since,
with tho maiorily Of men, " their
praises were sounded In carly life On
they are after death or when approach.
ing "lhe silent river" tho effect
would be- to ovesieod their vanity
and cause their ruin. In this view,
the tendency to refrain from any
marked laudatlon OF those whom future
generations will delight 10 honor may
DO regarded ~ providenlial, both for
the individuals themselves aud those
who arc benefited by their noble
efforts.
While, upon this limo OF reasoning, It
would DO n most pornioious proceeding
10 fall Into the habit OF deifylng the liv.
ing, the rule cannot be held TO apply
rlgidly 10 commendatory references 10
tho career " persons who have
about closed their work In this life
preparatory TO taking up new duties 10
tho life 10 come, where such references
are to completed labors and cannot
have tho III effect that has been sug-
ges,ed; but where, on the other hand,
the effect IL rather to encourage the
succeeding generation TO emulate tho
example OF fidelity ana courage given
by those whose personality still may
be remembered by tho young anu
energetic, anu 10 teach them
that In turn Justice will reward |
them with the praise their conduct
merits. Hence II Ia source Of Aatis. |
faction occasionally 10 ptruse com.
ments such ~ the following from the
Graham County, AriEona, Guardian,
which names number OF the leading |
men Of the ella valley, among them
several former residents Of Utah, ana |
specially a gentleman identified with |
the settlement Of Davis county, oHo OF
whose towns now bear hs name:
Among tho fast vanishing numbers Of
sturdy pionOors who helped 10 found nn
empire west Of tho Missouri, the name Of
Christopher Layton deserves 10 be- oul.
bazoned on the scroll Of history la let.
tors ~ gold lilo has boon Indifferent To
the popularity which comes from follow
ing tho views Of othurs, hut has held
sluHdiaslly ~ that which he believed 10
be- right, lie was among the
first who settled la the gtln |
valley, and m soon as practicable
he divided up the large tract OF land
which ho owned, into ANAL farm, soil.
ing Il 10 worthy poor, and receiving his
pay from tho products OF tho soil. Hls
liberaity IN this regard Ia one OF The
roa.ous that no TOW mortgages have been
hltd on farm property In this parl tho
valley. lilo assisted, In 1915, In hulstiug
tho American flag In Tucson, being
member Of tho Mormon Battalion which
saved Arizona to the Union. lie was
with these dauutloss pathhlders when
they travelled over tho bllstering sand
living on an allowance OF four ounces oh
nlur per day and ono cautoOu OF water.
lt was MI. layion'H company who aug
tho Marcopa wells and blazod the wny
for future generations,
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This invaluable tomsay 10 one that
ought 10 be In every household. II
will cure your Rheumatism, Neural,
gid, Sprains, GUS, Bruises, Frosted
Feet AMI Ears, Sore Throat aud Bors
Cheat IL you have Lame Back is
Will cure u. IL peuettalet 20 the seat
Of tho dlspA1e. IL will cure II n
Joints anu s"straoied muscles after all
other remedies have failed. Those
who rave btnu oripnles for years have
used IiaRdrd'S Snog LinimenI and
thrown away their orutchrs aud been
able 10 walk as we'll a. ever. II Will
cure you. Price 80 cents. Sold BY
u. &. NJ, I. drug store.
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STATE FEE FROM lScOnronArIoSs

lne Nh"s h'Pv, 'n' uio"ioeIs OF
the LeR's'A'u'o WIN not DO enufeIy
oaiI'eo away ny 'ho o'ahot fAiseu anu
tue speelous arguments advanced by
opponents OF inc proposition as 10 Zee
o' my GEMS peI 'nousAnu uol'A's OF
eapi'Ai STOCK LOT ming Articles OF inoor-
potAuon' lhe'e "te TWO SUES 10 'hi''
rs 70 every o'net quotuoni anu iuIl
eIatdinalion oi al us phases Is due
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1nAI MAnRlNI nrnINLss.

Nou that The hill validating ceftntu
o,,... conntv va,,aots has boen pa,sed
nv Tho uonse branch OF the Leqlsla.
uu,..ratsin M danoer NJ bslng de.
fs.,od in IN. sen,te. the \ rws feel.
i,,,Ia.d 4, calling a,,eniion 1, n nef.
sl,tent of,olai violation Of tho sale
C,nsti,ution and laws. wbleh IL
fo,m.,Iv n,int.d out a, nat.
mai ,..nu n, rondonlny NJ
such oG.nses bv the Ie,lslative
dsp.rtment We have no re,ractlon
IN msha f,om our o,ivinal nation
pnon mi. .ubl.ct we opnosed the
i..uanos NJ warrants bevond tne legal
limit. we al,o oppo.ed the rerudlatipn
q, n debt. beoauss Innocent peopls
would h, mad. Ia sufier. Hence We
u,v.d the cbop,ing Of this lessor Of two
avis. TINT innocent warrapt.bold,r.
might ,seape suffering, although by
the anne net oulpable officials escaped
d.seryed nunI,hmepL
Wa now Give notice that I'm
our ouinlon A. ia time this eondona.
linn of ofuclal dIstegArI ~ law was
nutanend 10. Tho mast may be nj.
iowed IN 90. e.cep, ns n le.aon for IA.
tur, nrnnt uo,estter no warrant
boldef In certain cities and counties in
mn. STAT, m, nIsa1 10 nor.nce A IN IN,
IevaI ,,.,us nj those warrants and n
he nooep,s them. no sbould do =, At his
peril. II the warrants arc illegal. they
should not be maid BY city or county,
and ~ tho patt,.s ubo get than want
rellet thsv ,bould seek A on the bonds
of the oujpabl, ofIleIaI. some penons
NAV call thi. a speoies of repudla.
ton. hut II ia tepudiAtion
of which eysryone now has psrfect
notice. and which IA necessary for
municinal and oountv defense. II IA
,ttaixht bu.lness.
This matter ia brought forward by
ths law reeentlv enaoted. r,ouirinv
certain officials 10 certify that war.
rants thu, arc i..ued are within the
legal limit of Indebtedness. Now
there ia n olamor 10 have mi, proyislop
set aside; and WIN? Because IL will
prevent the Issue Of warrants. In other
words, the demand IL that the issue of
illegal warrants ahall 20 on. in siliea
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a Sound Liver Makes a Wen SIAa.

Are you Bilious, Constlpat, or
troubled with Jsundios, Sick Head.
ache, Had Taste IN Msuth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, Pain ia
Back sud bSlweon the Shoulders hilla
and FeVsri etc. II you hAvs any Of
these symptoms, your Liver Ia out Of
orjer aud your blood 10 slowly being
IO'sJnsd, because your Liver does not
act properly. HERBiEK will cure any
disorder OF the Liver, Stomach or
BoWtls. L, has no equal AZ a Liver
Medicine. Price rs cents. Free trial
BOTTLES al z. G.. NJ. |. drug store.
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What isA Gusrante,7

II Il this. II you have a Cough or
Gold, a tickling In the Throat, which
keeps you constantly coughing, or N
you are afll,oI d with any Chest,
Throat or Lung Trouble, MhonplnE
Cough, etc. aud you use BaAdrdis
Horthound Syrup a. directed, giving
TIA fair trial, anu no bsnont IL erpef.
fenced, We Aulhorizs our advertised
agents TO reiund your money on re-
turn Of bottle. II mover tails 10 give
tAIisfaotiou. IL promptly relieves
BfonchlIlL Bold BY z. q. M. 1. drug
lllfn.
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A nME.RLLlNG CONGRESS.

a well.known congTessman at the
opeEing Of tue present session declare .
that the beat course for tho national
lawmakers to pursue at this tine was
TO pass the appropriation bills as quick y
Az possible, and go home. The sound.
ness OF this advice becomes more sp.
parent every day; and there are very
few oilizsas Of the Republic who do
not wish from the bottom Of their
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-26

WHAT Ii tho NJ usou d,orito go, d
for n Il will not reach to AMI inolu
tho North polt? That bsalific tp.t
belongs a. least bali AZ much TO tie
American no nisphefe a. 10 the olh,r
siio of the world, even though no
latter claims Nanrcn o. citizen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-26

TIn US. Treasury showed It's goat
head In floating ~ latest bonds; II
called for tho gold just before II was
Lent
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ANOTHER
RAMBLER
DAY.

Tho Rambler boys made a great show.
ING In he ogden races. The fret oyont
OF the day was the ten mile road race, 10
which hcConahoy finished third, taking
third prize and third time prize. Thon
came the track race. Joe Beck taking
second In tho novice. Fowler hrst, Weller
second, and Thatcher third In the mIle
scratch, class Il, all CHANDLER you will
note. In the half mile class A, MAY
look second, Cortez third. Hall mile,
class ID, Thatcher second. Fowler third.
Five mile, GLASS II, Fowler second. In
this race a man ia yellow suit lost his
head Hnd fell. Connlbear aud Weller being
Immediately behind him, the result was
aspll tor those parties and the race loi.
to EyAna. The hvo mile, class A, was
another Rambler event, May taking frst,
joe Beck SECOND and MoConAhoy third
Fourteen prizes In ono day II glory
enough iof any one
People may laugh aud people NAV ery.
And DOGS may howl II they please
But Handlers win races wherever they "a
Regardless OF how others feel
Moral-buy n Rambou Ride a win
ner and you'll be u spinner.
We are tho only dealers in the we.t
VINO carry n complete stock Of Sporting
Goods, Come and SEQ us. Catalogue iroe,
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TnE coMrARATivE figures at which
the daily papers offered to DO the
oiiy's advertising. for tho foil periods
slated, ASH own by the bids opened Of
the last Coun 800 soislon, are a. toll Wi,
% ~ 20 once a Weok.
DAYS DAYS UHVH IUuf Wrrfr
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Tho Nuva II on saiH at he principal H1isis, Ness
Stands and 90 40 passenger trains Leaving ne CIV
aner 3 m dauy,
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city Subscriber. viii Kindly notify J n Dunbar g,
lcitcniatnfl VI any irresuiariJ in ih1 delivery of
teif papers
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s1iseribsfs changing thair place Of fssidencs
should always give former As vol - present ad'
dreaa
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wANTsD-AN AGENT

w EyEItY SECTION. To CAEN ass, $40
tot5Ol day made sells AZ sghti alsn a
man 10 sell stApo EOods n dea ere, ue,I sile
line. iIa o a month. salary or large eommls,
ti,u made. experience unnocotsAIN tor
sea cd paftcu AZ send stamp tntMn foAp
NUauuf tUtur ng Company, Cincinnati, ONO
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PLEASURE AND PROFIT

Are the certain results derived by dealing at this
because the the variety and the
completeness of the stock profit because OF the very low
prices always ruling. great business is kaleidoscope
its nature constantly changing and exhibiting the results of
its wonderful resources-today this attraction. tomorrow
that.
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Browning Bros.

100 Main street, Salt Lake CITY.
@i0i Washington Ave, Ogden.
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wAuTED-mls otLLANEous.

A COMPETENT NURSE. WHO WILL
n also DO house work. Address 'N,' care
NEws, city,
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NEws, city,
WILL PAY HIGHEST CAsH lllCEs
w for good gents secondhand clothlng
Call or address / Cine, ~ kNt flFal euuth'
xNrASrEp MEN AND WOMEN TO
w work At home pay - 70 so per Nees
for making CfAyon PoftrtliA, new patented
method. anyone who can read nnd Wrl!c can
DO tho work ~ home, IN spAte 1mo, ny ~
al once. Address Il. A. 1rpp, German AIuhL
Tyrone, Pa
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FOR SALE.

TONF MADE BREAD AND CAhEs.
| cuiiec and luneh--speelalNeA LA"'ehoo'
Thoatyr bakery
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Two Kinds Of Men.

There are two kinds OF men to be
found every whero. Those who arc
obliged TO dress roughly while al work,
and those whose occupation Involves
no dlfferonoo In attire. For the laboror
wo havo hoavy, substantial boots; for
tho business man. comfortable shoesi
for tho boys and girls good knookabouts
and for tn ladies tho latest novelties In
footwear.
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GOOD TYPEWRITER illoo, WAR
n ranted a bargain, IL \. Winter Con III
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MUST BE SOLD.

r,EN SHARES CLARK ELpREpGE a 90,
stoef ". }. MOORE box 20.
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Chicago Dental PaFlOrS

Have removed 10 2}G south, Main street ,
next door 10 bank OF salt Lake, whore
lhey have fitted up elegant aparlments
Win all tho latest and modern devices
dentistry. ~