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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-21
PORT CALENDAR.

Sun rises, G:50 a. mr. sets. 4:52 p. n
high water. 9:21 q. IN. and 9:i3 p. M; 10y
water, 800 a. nj. and $3.50 p. III.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-21
WEATHER REPORT.
Forecast ana General Conditions For
TO.tlnY.

Washington, Nov. 81. 1896.
Virginia and North Carolina:
IC0lnYI Partly cloudy weather In the
interior; showers near the
II coast; slowly rising tempera-
ture; northeasterly winds.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-21

Good advice: Never leave home on a
Journey without bottle of Chamber
la!n's Collie. Cholera and Dlarrhoea
Remedy. For safe by all druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-21

Ifvou want n good pair of glasses see
DR.. Week. 152 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-21

ADDRESS WANTED Of any good busi-
ness man who will engage me for my
to do without me- Young, we'll educat-
ed, good address. good bond, prepared to
bring trade and money into any sound
VirE anian nO2l-3ts
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-21

FOR RENT.-In West Freemason street,
rooms. southern exposure, nicely FUR
niShed: gas, bath and heat If required
nj moderate terms for gentlemen. Adj
dress i. II r. nolO
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED--:A. good second hand road
Outten street, Huntersville. no21-4t.
WANTED.-Position with lawyer or real
estate agent; am familiar with the du-
ties appeltaining; years experience as
ing and filling bonds, deeds, contracts.
etc; good pensman and correspondent;
hhf1sat- - refersncs S salary no object
noI-Sts
ADDRESS WANTED of any good busi-
ness man who will engage me for my
necessary expenses until he is unwilling
ed, good address. good bond. prepared to
bring trade and money into any sound
Virg anian. ~ - no2l-st.
WANTED-Lady for correspondence
after having learned our business; sal
ed envelope to ELDER, care Virginian
WANTED-Gentleman for correspond
salary E rs $4,000: enclose seIf-addressed
stamped envelope to ELDER, care Y.r-
gilman. no2l-2t
WANTED-Trustworth person to travel;
close seif-addressed stamnad envelope.
MANAGER, Box p, Chicago. no2l-2t'
YOUNG MAN 10 years old, good cores
pondent and calculator. wishes a posi-
o M n a 9 Wrg H s50re Aod no2st
YOUNG MAN, (2s), seven years experI-
ence in, dry goods and shoe business;
good salesman, wishes to locate with
reliable concern Ill North Carolina or
Virginia; a l references. Address I'll"
care Virginian no20-St'
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.-Wanted sit
..-..~.. "l,e,. i...a.ie c~ioisu hnu
white women and men, city or country
help: willing to do all kinds OF work at
fair wages. Employers please assist me
in finding work for both male and fe-
male help. Women. girls and men seek
ing work please call. Help orders free
of cost 4GS Chuch street. Norfolk, va
nols-St Is. +. WALDEN.
SALESMAN: Understanding cigar busl-
ness desiring employment answer.
Goods sold by sample on credit. Good
sured 10 proper applicant. Address r
o. Box 1870. n. Y. City. ap2s-we,sa
WANTED-Agents-s2 a week sure to
goods. New plan: Sells at sight. Every
family needs it. Fl. S. CO.. Box 42i en-
cinnati Ohio. je-2Osa26t
MANUFACTURING shoe work.
Women's shoes half soled, S5c.; chill
dren's shoes half soled, 25c.; mems
shoes heeled. 20c.; mems shoes half
soled. soc. All good work and best
leai.;. Mems shoes made 20 order.
Cash only. w. j. REYNOLDS. Fes-
tival Hall. no4-tf
wANTED.-Live people in every locality
take orders Tor Christmas goods: per-
manent employment if right. MANU-
FACTURER. p. o. box 53oS. Boston.
Mass. ocS-2m
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For eye trouble consult DIR. Levy, 1,
CRANKY street. Examination free.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-21
FOR RENT.

western part of city, with use OF bath:
terms moderate. Apply 81 Yarmouth
street. new number. SEQ
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-21

WANTED. Live people in every locality
ut $500 weekly salary and expenses TO
take orders Tor Christmas goods; per-
mnnent employment If right. MANU-
FACTURER. p. o. box 53oS. Boston,
Mass ocS-2m
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Im,cntinnI Ills

Under the general head of Stomach and
Bowel Troubles is arrayed long list of
most distressing and destructive naladics
which owe their causat!on 10 one species
or another of bacillus. The more common
troubles are:
Dysentery or Bloody Flux,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-21

FxouieIte wedding bouquets Mt the
Floral Exchange. IL Gsenby street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-21

The right glass will strengthen the
eve and prevent permanent defects. For
the right glass call on Dr. Levy, IL
CRANKY street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-21

FOR SALE.-The desirable residence lot
ON Corick avenue. foot of Bermuda ST.,
fronting on Nlahone's Lake. Price and
terms reasonable. Apply 10 c. W.
Koolage. 1872 Bermuda 81. au5-tf
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SALESMAN: Understanding cigar busi-
ness desiring employment answer.
Goods sold by sample on credit. Good
pay expenses. exclusive territory as
sured 10 proper applicant. Address +.
o. Box i20. N. y. City. ap2S-we,Sa
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WANTED-Agents-S20 week sure to
workers. No capital needed. New
goods. New plan. Sells at sight. Every
family needs it. Fl. S. CO., Box 424 en-
cinnati, Ohio. je-2Osa26t
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.-Wanted sit

G.-<-~., .L.et. lNI.aGie C~ioiSu anu
white women and men, city or country
help: willing to do all kinds OF work at
far wages. Employers please assist me
in finding work for both male and fe-
male help Women. girls and men seek
ing work please call, Help orders free
of cost. f6S Chuch street, Norfolk, Va.
nols-3t Il. +. WALDEN.
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FOR SALE.-I have for sale on easy terms
q Eo2d fern at the growing town Of
Apply 70 II. 6. ELEY. 8erkley. Va.
socl4-tf
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FOk SAi.E..--A valuable piece of water
more or less: well adapted for saw mill
planning mill or any business needing q
water front. Enquire of TOWNSEND
& JoYNtS, 95 Main street no2l-lw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-18
"GiiL nAMILIoS."

Ti3 death Of Miss Abigail Dosgc,
better known M "gail Hamilton" "a
bright aud vigorous litofqfy woman,
and a relative Of Mrs. janis q. Blaine,
10 reported In last evenings Dispatches.
This termination Of her rcoon, sick
ness was not unexpected; nevertheless
she will be- sincerely mourned, for she
was possessod Of exceptional courage
and power In her chosen avocalion,
and showed no sigma Of falling
strength or ability until tho touch
q Taralysis bsnumbed her iacul-
lief--heuce she might naturally
have boon expected To iiv, and labor
many years yet. An accident Of her
readiness In repaTlec, anl VI her dlspo.
aition TO fairness also, has been reported
In these columns before, but Il IL good
enough 10 bear repetition, n indeed II
is not entirely new 10 present readers.
IL wna at n time whom tho anti.
Mormon feeling ran high In Wash.
ington, anu when on that ground
efforts were being made 10
uneeat, Or prevent the seating Of,
tho delegate In Congress from Utah
Territory. Gail Hamilton was occu.
plying place In the aiembert' gallery,
aud was approached by representa-.
tive who was known 10 bo a bitter an'
tngonlst Of the people Of Utah. twas
not generally known, but II was fact
that he had tho misfortune 10 bury
three wives In succession, aud was
then living with tho fourth. Seat.
ing himself bsslde tho fair Jour
nallst, be endoavored TO make
himself agreeable BY pointing out var
ious members Of Congress on the flooI
below. and finally HE gaze foil upon,
aud his finger Indicated, the Utah dol.
egalo. "Thefe's Mr. Cannon" hs
said; "ho's a Mormon and has four
wives. DOM you think II a disgrace
that ho should have n seat 10 the Con
greas OF the Uniloi 5la,e,7" The
bright woman turned 10 her questionef
with look Of arch surprise Rnd
replied, con, don'l know; the only
difference / can SEQ between tho utAl
man anu yourself lie that he drives hlI
wives abreast while you drive your
tandem"
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and oven Tor Europe. 10 Is capable Of in-
creasing ils population four iol1, !. O., to
three millions, or ono hundred 10 tho
square kilomoior. Wosi Of tho Jordan
the wlter supply g. fo good aud ngricul-
turo can ho carried on 20 successfully
that it would support this population.
The conditions are extremely favorable
90 tho growth OF oranges, cotton, tobacco,
md surarcnno, and already garden plots
arc successfully cultivated IN tho noigh-
borhood Of bethlehem. Nablous, 1ichen-
In, and iow ohor PLACES.
Tue question u government ia nm
important one, ana J., viii be solved M
roon ua The people who arc lawful heirs
Of the country lurn With their hearts
20 Him who holds tho fate Of nations
10 His hands. rhe work Of fodsomlng
tho country IL progresslng, however,
aud there ls no reason 10 suppose that
II will be- interrupted again. More
likely II will continue unt1 g is &C.
compls1of.
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THEY raornEsY LyIL.


fhe European pres, commenting on
The possible consequences OF the
United States rcmoneliElug silver, con-
juror up many tpoclofs. A writer In
the Paris Figaro thinks II may lead to
an American invasion Of Europe anJ
c0naequont disasters.
Are 1merlcaus drifting toward
Dictatorship and military dospolism9
he asks. Aud then no proceeds to
answer this question by saying In sub.
stance that the adoption Of free silver
means nothing less than that party Of
interruptions politicians Is 10 be raised
TO power on the ruins Of good faith and
Of public prosperity, and amid
this ruin Il would bo easy
Tor some pothouse Toliticlsl to
play tho part Of adventurous Omar.
The adoption Of the silver STANDARD
with FREQ coinage Is equivalent 70 a
declaration Of bankruptcy. Misery
must follow this, aud ambitious men
will have ample chance Tor intrigue
among tho malcontenta. Go arian
tendencies viii appear Ia times Of gen.
erai financial ruin and easily get the
upper hand.
Then the writer draws picture Of
tho dangers that threaten Europe from
America. Imagine. he sRys, what
could DO done by those millions Of
Americans u lsd bya victorious gen.
crAl. Thirty years ago M American
minister 10 spain said, during an un-
guarded moment "when the time
comes, your old Europe with IL prelu.
dicea will DO only mouthful Tor an ex.
petition Of American nllblsiers."
Lo, " hope that an American peril
will not be added TO tue Eastern poril
and tho Monaghan peril which now
threatens Europe.
II Il almost incredible what lmaglna-
tive authors can produce during tho
hot season Of the year, popularity known
as tho dog days. Fortunately the
cooler season is spproaching and a
more sensible Wow OF tho situation 10
likely to result.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-18
THE FUTURE OF PALESTINE.

Ever sinee the memorable day whom
Apostle oron Hyde ON the Mount Of
Olives, dedicated tho county OF PAles-
tine for tho gathering Of tho descend.
ants Of Abraham, there has been a
marked change In the conditions OF
the country. II has becoms more at.
tractive every year and many
Hebrews have found home aud rest
10 sacred place.. There IL now hard.
ly any doubt among those acquainted
with the progress Of the county that It
has u bright and glorious future, al.
though Il may not DO within human
reach TO iorelell exactly In what way
this IL to DO accomplished.
Among those vino believe ia tho
redemption Of tho land Ia Dr. Alfred
Heltner, who writes TO De GeogrAph.
ische ZOilsehrlit as followH
Tho future Of Palestine rises up be,oro
Us la a. pleasing colors az tho present
displhyH somhro aspect once lot %
good government be- established, aud
from lhal mpmpnt tho development OF
the country will got In. To-day, Il has
about The worst possible governments and
Notwithstanding that draw back nn lm-
pIovomont Is taking place in consequence
OF increased communication with Europe.
This j. most notable In Ilulh, JANA,
Nazareth and Jerusalem, but sllghier
traces OF the Same influence arc felt
even east Of Jordan. Nazareth has ostab-
liahod throo hospitals and twOlyo schools,
~ some OF which technical instruction IN
given. In Jornsalom, whore tho Moham-
medun population Is ON tho decrease and
" alwaYuin tho minority, we have Aoven.
" synagoRuos and humorous hospi,als,
besides schools, orphannges and other
public buildings. Aud al tho present dny
Tho Holy city has more than over tho az
poet of the city OF the world and also OF
holiness.
Though agriculture and commerce have
declined and tho population has do.
creased, Palestine may vet become tho
granary OF the southeast Mediterranean
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-18

COLO, there are excellent chances 70
the silver men to win on a plurality.
There is anolhsr lesson that this
mtvsment aids In impreasinr. This
lie that The probability % party dltlu.
ierfition on ihs Old lincs is very
strong. What the ouicoms viii be, IL
difficult 10 iofeleil, ~ there seems o
marked scarcity Of rallying points.
The situation IL such that In tue dis
turbed conditions which make n read.
iusiment necessary, tho dispute over
the electoral vote Of any state, ifit were
suillelunl TO effect tho result, might
prccipiisie trouble OF the most serious
character.
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PROFESSOR WILLIAM APmiDoc.

There Ia on the program for Thura ihy
evening next one Of tho most notable
events In musical matters which has
fallen to tho lot Of Salt Lake people 70
enjoy. This Is the lecture and enter
ialnmeni to be given In the Stake AZ
sembly Hall by Prof VIM. Apmaioo
OF Chicago, tho great musical 10.
s,ruclof; and lot the importance aud
value OF the suggestions nnd ipsttuc'
lions given, every teacher, student ana
lover Of music should be In at'
tendance. by tho force Of his
high order Of genius and
hisintonae lovo Of tho divine art, Mt.
AImadoc has won for himself n place
In tho foremost rank OF hia pfoief.
sion. A. an employment he fol.
lows tho business Of professor Of
music In the high schools Of Chicago,
having occupied that position for the
past six years; previous TO that time
he waa at Utica, New York, for con.
siderable period.
Known 10 the musical world by
reason Of the exalted ability he has
displayed, II was In connection with
the Tabernacle oholr's visit 10
tho Worlds Fair IN 1893 that
lac became moro intimately associated
with tho people Of Utah. 4, was
through his agency that the choir TO.
ceived liz Invitation to participate 10
the great event Mt that time, and to
him IL largely due tho credit for the
enthusiastic reception the sweet aing.
era Of Israol received. Therefore. In
addition TO admiration for hia geniu,
and energy, there 10 for him, In the
hearts OF tho people Of Utah, strong
feeling OF gratitude. aud his wslooms
here 10 one Of warm and earnest
friendship.
Today Professor Apmadoo took hla
nrst glimpse Of leading points Of In.
tcresi In this city. II is his nrst trip
to Utah, and he Ia enthuaiastio over
the climate. the resources, aud thu
work accomplished by the people Of
this part Of the great West. This,
Tuesday, evening he will 10 10 Ogden,
and tho Roodfolk of tho function City
anticipate giving him M enthusiastic
welcome; tomorrow no will return 10
Salt Lake aud In tho afternoon will
be given reception ut BAltaif by the
local CAmbrian association; aud on
Thursday evening will appear In the
Salt Lake Blako Assembly Hall.
We extend to the distinguished gen.
tleman a most cordial greeting, anu
assure him that he is In the house OF
his friends, In bis efforts to extend
the field Of muAlcAl instruction To the
masses Of tho people Of the country, he
is performing a work that viii live af.
ter him to his lasting honor. We be.
lievc that hero In Utah his noble and
kindly efforts will DO appreciated
at leAsi a, fully "a by any other people,
and We trust that his vlsl. here will be
a. full OF pleasant satisfaction h his
heart can dosire.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-18
me NATIONAL DEMOCRATS

Tho executive committee OF the Ma.
tlonal Dsmocfatic party has Issued its
call for national convention at Indl.
annapolis on September 2. II addrestel
"the Democrats Of the United BtRtor,
cltes tho history Of tho regular Demo.
cratic party, anu comes TO the point Of
issue by declaring Of the action Of the
Democratic national convention a,
Chicago last month, that "lhp plat.
form proposes to degrade the coin Of
the United States by the means Of
tree ana unlimited and independent
coinage OF silver by our government p
There are other minor charges against
that platform, but this IL the chief ioa.
iuro upon which the call announces
that tho Chichgo oonvention'd epA rled
from the recognised Democratic faith
and promulgated doctrines new and
strange to tue DUm)oraey."
just how extensive this bolt from
tho regular party viii prove remains TO
be demonstrated. II claims to be
strongly represented In thlfiy.nye
states. IT. conceded force IL groaiest
In dozen northern and eastern states.
The presumption IL that II will have
distlno, candidates on tho presidential
ticket, anu win hold the chief strength
Of the Sound money" Democrats
vote no against tho free silver element
which aims at practical bimoialllsm 10
tho United States, Independently OF
other nations. In the particular Of
going alone, this bolt differs from that
OF the silver Republicans At 81. Louis.
Ills notable that tho Bryan cam.
paign managers arc not putting
forth any special effort 10
prevent this National Democratic
convention or 10 concillale the
leaders Of the movement. And why
should they9 Tho chief Issue now ON
between the leading candidates for the
national proficiency IL the free coinage
OF silver vs continuance Of tue exit.
Ing gold standard. with only one oil.
yer candidate, there arc hundreds Of
thousands VI silver Republican voters
who ore likely to throw their choice To
that candidate. II there were only
one sold candl late, It might DO OK.
pecIed that Ike strength Of gold
Democrats would go 10 that one, even
on a Republican ticket. But with two
such candidate, aud one Of them a
Democrat, tho gold advocates OF tue
latter persuasion viii cling TO the men
u their own faith, Thu, the strength
Of the gold standard voters
viii be divided; ami as no
silver man, Democrat or Republican,
will 80 to the new parry, The silver
forces win not be- disturbed. Hence
the Bryan men are not worrying, asIt
ia case Of letting "the other fellow
walk" with tho gold forces nearly
equally divided In any one state which
90 solid vote might be certain for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-18

Mr.. FREQ Miller, Of Irving, Illinois,
writes that he had a severe Kidney
trouble for many yeafs. with sevefo
palms In his back aud also that his
bladder was affected. He tried many
20 called Kidney cures but without
any good result. About n year ago be
began use Of Electric bitiers and found
relief ~ ouce. Electric Bltters IL e.
neeiHlly adapted ~ cute OF oil Kidney
aud Liver troubles aud often gives a.
most Instant feliu'. ono tfisl will
prove our statement. Piici only Doc.
A. u. q. NJ. 4. diug department..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-18

James l.. Frances, Alderman, Chi.
rage, says. ~ regard Dr. Kings New
DicJvefy a. the Ideal fauacea f1T
coughs, Coles aud Lung Complaints,
having used 70 IN my family tor the
lAat I'VE years, 10 the exclusion Of
phy,iciau's prescriptions or other pre-
paratlons.D
Rev. John Bufgur, Keosuk, Iowa,
uritsn III have bsen a miniltst Of the
hsthodist Episoopal Churon for 80
yeafs or mole, and have never found
any hing 20 bsnoncial, or that gave
me such speedy relief a. Df. king's
New Discover" Try this Ideal
Cough Remedy now. Trial Bottles
Free al 2. e, NJ. !. drug Department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-18
.EAsr.noUND EXCURSIONS

TIA Hio 0vande western hallway.
Milwaukee and return, 1880; July
10, l4And 10.
~. Louis and return, $3.50; July Is,
10 aud 20.
Omaha and return, 5000; August IS,
IL and rs.
Milwaukee ana Return, SiS,s0;
August - and %.
81. Paul and return, $500; August
20 md 30.
ar Through sleeping care; cool
aui delightful trip through tho noun.
tainii famous scenery; comfortable
equipment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-18

inE --LATEST Issue Of Printers Ink
contains nm article on peculiar Ad.
vertisemenls," by Jno. q. Graham.
II this lie the Hon. Jno. &. Graham
who edits tho Provo Enquirer, he IL
qualified TO speak a. an authority.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-18

THERE ARE some people who o q Get
T. believe that neutrality In p,i ics
means silence In politics. but as they
gain In experience they learn that
there Ia broad distinction between
tho two.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-18

THE BEsr HALvE 10 the world fof
Cuts, Bfulesf, Sores, Ulcers, Bait
Hhcum, Fever Bores, letter, Chappsd
Hands, Chiiblalns, Corns, and all skin
E'upnons, ard positively cures PLEA,
OF no pay required. lis guaranteed 70
give perfect satltiaotion or money 20.
funded. Price % cents per boz. For
uals by z. G. N. /. drug department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-18

RUS woe hh'l tuvO GOO DtAhHlan " !
BIZ dew ted tXc.u.iyely to tn interssls
" oliver urd w, dgaIrr 10 ma.r ns infpo
an lsuuc "A possible. An cxosl lnt
liiyer eili1riHl Bryan uiHurs aud
telling cuts aud car on vii make %
m u valuable anu az native produc.
ton ana We viii be Ilea.ul 20 receive
llrto an order Tor copies "a can 10
huv'niRVcously used In hehaf Of the
eilNct cause, Ulahnlau Publish ng 90,
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A FINE HOME TO lxOHANoe

A ZINE TWO ACRE HALF BLOCK
~ WIN new seven room house near tho
confer OF ifoio city close 20 churches and
i've. Apple, pear, peach plum and shade
ilees m abundance, cost $500 VIII eNchhnRe
A rare bargain for some one SEQ 4 E bud
ley. n" 10 Constitution building, Salt Lake
CITY OF write q. u, Dudley, Provo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-18

Via tho untop raeine.

To Milwaukee and return, August
% aud %, only $40 so.
To Omaha ami return, August 10 IL.
IS, only $40.
To ~. Paul and return, August %
30, only S8T.
For particulars call at city ticket
Nee, .Ol Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-18

Call IT new Singer Sewing Machine
thow rooms, ~ South Main street and
see art decorative uetdework.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-18

The hest ecdlru Tor MI mukes n
sewing mlohints. Sewing machine
OIL % absolute purity can be had 4
Singer Sowing Machine new chow
roomt - South Main, three doors
aluIh z. q. MI.
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MKNTS.

Tssn,y sords Tor iineiD Inserted under
Aii heading, once for i5c, ticiee for 25cS
one geek Jor tOcg one month JOr bOc per
liHs No I'D taken Jor less than loo
Wants Of moro than 8 iines sdns proper
aonais rata Advertise and ger Tesulta
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no Wv, IL m ale al ne prinsipai no'sl., News
fihnda and on all passenger trains leaving NE CIV
sncf y. NJ daily,