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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-18
AN oRplNANnr

A y ORDINANCE LsNytEa 49,
n anu Tor the assessment OF M. lit TAI
sn,,b NJ y. slat q second Hast sifss, w
aouth temple ana tifst fouth st.t hsigtei
IN sidewalk district 80, Ia aueeu, al
SECTION lie U ordained O., th.,.
o. sai, lase CITY. state Of ttas Oquttif
he si.e'.a,., eyy the TAI ana rfo,.,.' "a
9loets. lots aud parcels 6iff vlsny Upon he
lescfued. abuttinE on the vssf ~. " =. gitafisf
hAsl sueet from south Temple ~ ~ " second
Sn 'ns same being In siaswsi seaih
1hls tai h ie,iod 10 detr,, a..
conjunction Of sidewalk an ~ tente o.
sa1 1e.onu 80, street betNeen SCUM e q
snu Iat souih streets. within ssi1 .aenpla
opposite the hereinafter &C., diitfiet
los ahd parcels o. land IL IL bucks,
ahsc,od and benentted br sad ifa0,l,l tcialli
sstsitt.s,a ,hteey naludged, dtiefmisssuts
setauiAh,d mat The same will il ss,sl aud
1eneht,ed BY said improvement 'sl.ohiI
bloc ., lots and parcels Of land 80 sad
assessed ~ an equal and uniform al, n,teJ
w".. a,ss W." ~ ' s Linear loot frontage on 4.
ouih Temple and first south stre.,. "''Hesn
sid.walt district, upon which tto ~, 80
wAlk IL 70 be constructed 4Na tlit.
The cost and eapenso Of r,,.t....
sidewAk on the wcst aide al .s'.9n ~ q
street from south Temple Ia Ttf'-A taii
streets y estimated NJ $50 per me-. .llh
Iovtt ~ lutAi assessment uruh toe fIoTi a.. 'iY.s
and parcels Of land 10 be Affected or ~, W. ..l
~ said improvements. and III ~. lliei
levied aud 10 be assossed on ssi5 b. ,,s, Htfegg
and parcels OF land is fl.ll Ter ma. pN
TOOL AUDITING on Tho west side Ill sse.s, w.
street from South Temple 10 ft,.t Az
suecu, within said Sidewalk b sl.h
and the CITY Treasurer il befebv ...tilgt,
iled and directed 10 assess In aceord! ~ hoi'
the provisions OF thi, Ordinance An f,. WV
purposes hetein mentioned tots tine fU " "
hiEhl ~, block seventy -four fiO. ~ !, ~ ~
salt Late CITY survey. wv" y" A.
tn. levy Of tar upon sid blocks. LOT. a.,
parcels OF land IL made upon the sams a. 80 80
map OF sad city FlA %
section ~ said sidewalk district Numb, 4,
y bounded - ioilows noth sides 5f r., ~
n g .,sss .e'"eoh South temple and Esfn
section ~. This Ordinance shall b,tnt.
from and after " approval
Passed by the en- tounrl " Hat La.
NilY, state OF Utah, septrmhcrst ~ ~
referred TO the Aayoi fot hia approval
IDEAL DAVID y. kMtiN.
Approved ins the n,h day q ssri9St,,,
A u, ispf.
JAMES GLENDiNNiSU
Mayor
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WANTED.
VouR cLoTpEs 10 CLEAN. 81 PAR
4 month. O'MoArA block, Is W. second 20.

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that eannot be told. II is peculiar 10
motherhood. The responsibility for the
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las much a part Of herself as her own
heart = brings a pleasure that may be
equaled In Heaven, but never on earth.
The greatest thing that can be done la
this world Is TO bear and rear healthy,
happy children. Many women do not do
lido not reach the full measure Of beau.
tiful perfect womanhood, because Of the
neglect OF the health Of the organs dis.
tinctly feminine.
Every woman may be perfectly healthy
II she chooses. She need not submit TO
the humiliating examinations aud local
treatment Of physicians. She need have
no trouble and slight expense. Doctor
Pierce's Fayorite Prescription will cure
any disease or disorder peculiar to women.
II is the invention Of a regularly gradu-
ted, skilled, expert, successful specialist.
1t has been sold for over 3oyears, and has
a greater sale than all similar medicines
combined. II regulates every feminine
iuuction-makes a woman better able 10
bear childTcn-better able 20 take care OF
aer children. Al greatly lessons the pain
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sud 9tcT something, said to be lust as good"
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rhis l. Your Opportunity.

o. receipt VI te. cents. caeh or
STAMPS, n generous sample will be
mailed Of the most popular Catarfh
and Hay Fever Cure (Ely's Cream
Balml sufficient {, demonstrate lts
great merit. Fun siks 5O'.
ELY BROTHERS
SO Warren ST.. New York CITY.
Rev. John REID, Jr., Of Great Falls,
Mont, recommended ElyI Cream
Balm 10 mt. ,an smphnsik, hiH
statement. at Ia q positive cure for
catarfh n used % uirsclcj. REV
Francis w. Poole, Pastor GENITAL
pee. Church. Helene. Mont.
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Mnlnd Sinke ConIerenrr.

The quarterly conference o. the
Malad stake convened ut Portage
Sept. 1871 anu Ian, 1896. There were
tour meetings held, including a Priest.
hood meeting on Sunday evening.
Tne attendance on Sunday was quite
large, but the meeting on Monday was
not 10 we'll attended, which was dur
10 the very busy season OF the yesr.
Apostle George reaidale was IN At.
tendance. There were present, brli o.
tho stake Presidency Hnd most OF the
High Council and stake Patriarch,
the presiding officers OF the various
organizations anu quorums OF the
stake, together with most OF the
Bianops q the various wafds.
A portion Of the time OF each meet.
log was oecuIied by the officers report.
ing the condition OF tho organizA.
tons In the stake. These rep ~
showed that the Stake was In a
prosperous condition and that n goou
feeling prevailed among tho SAINTS.
Elder Toasdalo OF the Apostles dwell
werfuily upon the iirst principles Of
the Gospel and the mode OF life TO-
quifeI 10 DO a true follower OF enlist.
tu cited numerous passages lfOm the
Billie, Doctrine aud Covenant, Boob
OF Mormon and Pearl u Great Pfics
70 tubstnntiRte his assertions. HIS TO-
marks were very pointed aud calcu'
lated 20 arouse deep f,iieolion. Takor
all In all tho conference was very
pf. iilabls one.
IL was decided by unanimous vol,
OF the conference TO change the day
OF holling our quarterly conferences
from sunday anu Monday % Saturday
aud SUNDAY, A. u'ual, the choir no
DEF tue leadership OF Brother ID. 4,
Jones, rendered valuAbls assistance,
auu tho good people VI Portage ex
tended their hospitality b thota iT3u
a distance. l., ID. JONES.
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Personal Paragraphs.


II. Wright is chlcagoan at the
Walker,
q. G. Martin is a l.ondonor at tho Tom.
pleton.
george NJ. Hanson OF ogden is at tho
Gallon.
l.. shopnri Of Park City is at tho
Walker.
John @, lIamm OF Evanston, wyo., is
% iemplo.ou gutst.
The uamo OF Il. y. SorlOy Of Murray is
ON the Walker rogistor
Mr. aud MIR. John sooyil and son are
stopping at thv walkor.
W. II. Delaney and wife Of Hannibal.
Wll,, arc registered at tho Knutsford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Rood and J. H.
Mccormick are New Workers at the
Kuu,Lord,
Mr. aud Mrs. James A. Brennan OF
fhlludolphin and w. 5. stu Of Chicago
arH located At tho knulslord.
Frod q, Humphrey N Chicago and
Clarence w, Oswald Of New York arc
among the guests at the IomploIon.
Charles D.. Barratt Of indianapolis aud
b. den Bloyker " kalamazoo, Mich, arc
at tho Cullen.
James Cas0y OF Denver and II. Lip
man OF San Francisco are Knutsioid
guests.
Mr.. ana Mrs. w. y. briggs and child
and Mrs. J. l.. briggs, all OF Woodland,
Colo, are at the kuutsford.
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MINOR MENTION.

Ralph CLARK was fiuod 5000 In tho
police court ttday fot killing n regis
tered Jug.
This evening n iour.tot comedy will
be gwen at NJ. l. A. hali, cIrner Firs
south aud laird west streets, fnr the
"httle iolks Of the Fifteenth war ~
that IN those who enact tho roles ~ tue
play. The piece II very well rendered
ana should be well patfonized.
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tII,,.rnnt.h nI,lnrrd.

u. g. NJ. l., Salt Lake city,
September Is, 1885.
Alta meeting OF the directors hold
on the 18Th lnsL dividend o: four per
cent Tor the hnlf.year was declare
upon the capital stock OF this lnstitu'
ton, Of record September 2bth. pay.
able on aud after October l5,h next,
10 etockholiefs, refsonally. upon pre-
sentation OF their stock certificates, or
uTon their written order.
r. q. WEBER,
Secretary.
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by Colonel Nelson Withdrawing his
motion, saying NJ he did s0i 81 VIII
walt until tho convention has chaif'
man and then put H."
This keen anu f0fceiul thrust was
greeted bv cheers, ami 90 $3.50 the cone
vcntion toJk "a brief recess" Of inteil-
mite duration.
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Tho gan Infantry 60 Relieve the SIX
tesnth at Fort Douglas.

Tho 2th Infantry 60 Relieve the SIX
toonth at Port Douglas.
WAsmSuIos, Sept. ls.-Tho long
expected transfer OF troops has been
ordered nj last by the war department.
aud orders viii 10 cut this after
noon. Tho Seventeenth Infantry at
Fort Sheridan, Illinois, Ia ordered 10
relieve the rwsniy.iourth infantry Al
Fort Bayard and other points In Nov
Mexico and AfiE1nu. The Twenty
fourth Infantry will relieve the Six
tetnth Infantry at Fort Douglas,
Utah. Tho sixteenth infantry will
relieve the Fourth infantry which Ia
scattered among forts sherman, Idaho,
SPOKANE, washn., ana Boise Barracks,
Idaho.
Tho Fourth goes 10 Chlcaso o. TAX.
ing the place Of the Fifteenth In.
iantry.
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tTATa Or UrAu,
CITY aud County uf sAit iake. -.

tTATa Or lrAu,
CITY aud County VI sAit t.ake.
!. navid > Emery, recorder In and 10, al,
l.ato uity, state % Utah, do hefels rsrt','
thal me above nnl FOREGOING o. iuli, itue IA
dhanrc lufytug TIE tAa and Tor me 800,
mcnt OF the properly on the west aldo u ~
oud tutt street, between fouth Irmuo ~
lifat south stfoets. being In Sidewalk b.tiGi
No H." passed by the cay Council ID ma ~
september sih. 49,, aud approved tv h.
Mayor september nh, ~, ~ appears N ~
ord IN mY once
hand aud anlNci the corporate seal % aald flt,
this the isih DAY 0f september, 4 n. 40
tseall DAVID r. IN ny
hill NO ~. city Recorder.
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CITY and County Of salt Lake.
I, David n. ttnorY, recorder To- and fQf tAt
lake city, state u lthh, do hereby certify uAt
the above aud foregoing n a fuli, uae Ali
correct copy NJ an ordinance entitled IA ".
dina &c letying thc - and Tor the Afie.tm.nl
u tho properly on tho south aide " ffiA
south street IRON East Temple 70 Wet lea,
pie streets, within Fewer District Aamltf
Two" passed bv tho CITY Council % sad GN
Nl"'., .,,s,n,.. I'm amen, ID
record IN my once,
In witness whereof have hereunto 81 o.
hand and AiiAUd the corporate seal ~ tAla
tity this the 18th day of september, 4. u IVA
DAVID =. EMkRi,
CITY Recorder
min No iDl
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Coal Contract for the Ensuing Year Re
referrcd-Mibc llaneuus Business.

Tbs board OF education met last
uighi, all members present except
Grant and Thomas. The matter which
provoked the greatest amount OF dis
cussion was tho recon mendatlon 10
award the contract for coal for the
schools the coming year TO tue oulatlo
Mining company. GA motion OF Mi.
Cotton the matter was fo.feieTred 10 the
committee on buildings ana grounds.
The price was $500 ioT lump anu sl.s5
for pea coal (weborl.
Mrs. Maiola n. Jones, aupeTluten.
dent OF the Chinese evening school,
sent In a petition asking tho board 10
allow Chinese students over age To
attend tho puuue schools tree Of charge.
Committee on To achou.
Treasurer Barnolts report Tor tho
month Of August was "a followGI
GA hand Aug. l,.,.,,.,...... ..,.,,,',slb,oli 80
pihuufaud ','..,,,,,',,,,' .'",. 81 10
Due bank, close Of August. ,37u 10
Tho balance ON hama june 30, this
| year, WAS slp, ,3..s2i tho roceip,s for Two
months was s2lJ, while The di.burse-
monia amounted a. sJi ,2il,l9, making
tho Indebtedness a. above, su ,370.iO.
Tho committee ON teachers y d
school w0ik 10 or cd lhA the ,uil H.
ing teachers h. rvsiHnuii Nrii A.,
I Graft, Anna y uugouTl. Rae 81 Il
/ wagda, Bessie * uIpall, Eva o, nom,
! ton, Alice Bfuuclu, Jesstu l. IA ltts
Llttie Burch. Lew Y uUg, Mar arc
| Utter, Emma DlHnluy,N Virginia Step4.
/ on, Bessie uT0tte, Mnty T.. R1wVn, EiYt,
Lynn, ftorr LAgson, Amy BfIwa, b.,
/ ora o. Hall, Airu. A Iee Horne, Hurle
| Cummings, Euguuio Bfuueau, Mn
| H.. Hall, Mary ~. H. 4Wardf, Dtvi4 "a,
NeIfun, Ida Is, WooJwOtn, Harm
! I'D, Van C0u, The iesi suaIuus wo.t
acce ptei.
The Cuuninglon Company was
awarded "a c0ntfao. amounting 90 $50. o.
lur tue furnishing Of Iaui,ul'B IprI
| tho Mcsioru Hardware company u.t.
| log failed O. illl tl' order ugcurIluN b..
| ii8 biz. me finance cJmmit,ra I
| puflsd having Huui,Hi vuuuuH.
bmouniine 10 s2,s6b 81, rrI g..
amount was orutral uppTl pu . ..
| J, W. Miner notified Tho u0a.t tla
10 hgi tCguplud the position al trua 4,
Olluor Tor We uOulh5 0f October auu
Nov mbsr at s75 per month. An ap.
ullcatlon 10 leach was received from
Eugenia Mort,
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NLw lYOHK. sept ls-The cotton aartct
points IN sympathy.
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u. G.. "a. l., Salt Lake CITY,
Septemb { is, 1895.
The Stock Transfer Books OF this
Institution will be closed on Aeptem.
urt 25lh aad re-opened on October 6ih,
1895. T. q. WEDBER,
Secretary.
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Nhl0aF0. sept u
wheat-sont. 60, Oct. Olas
Corn-sept az Oct, lta.
Oats sept, 49, May, lnA.
porK-sopt. auoi Oct. -
tard-scpt, nilh Oct Sib.
Ribs-scpt., fAi2iS Jan. SIS,
i've 81,
Haflry-lddl0
fiAN-Ol ddlia,
Timothy-f2. s..
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Uhieaso Idvo stack

thicag0 tivo stoeb
Chicago, sept Is
HuEa-
iiEht. il.Aat3 80.
Mixed, al.rIItl IS.
Heavy, s.. auafi21
Rough, iltuat2Ga
CATTLE
neevoa. ftC0aNA
Cows aud heifera, ~ o0di3.ts.
TpKaa htrofs "a 20dfi ~.
Westerns, fllnIdflta,
rtockeTs and feeders, f1t0at4Gl
hheep-nest grades STEADY. othcrt gonefally
ioWCE
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MEETINGS IN SCOTLAND.
Ten Thousand People ASSEMBLE 10
Hear The Horizons.
Opposition Also Hold nestiaS--rhe
saints are Wen Adveriista, aud
Preach the Gospel.
~ KIRiS ROAD. wisbaw,
September 4. 1890.

~ K1RK ROAD. wishaw,
September 4. 1895.
To the Editor
We soma you n paper with the nc.
count Of an open.aif meeting held At
Garrlou Bridge, sunday, August 30,
1898, with the request that you putt
lien the ,ame In your paper. The day
was very wet, for It had rained for two
or three hours. But In spite Of the
wet weather some people came for nine
miles TO attend that meeting. You
will see iiom the account given that
Satan sought 10 usu them Tor his own
purpose, Tor he knew toe servants o.
God were there and that they were
preaching His GOSPEL. We made
many friends there who began asking
Us questions about the Book OF Mof.
mol and the Prophet Joseph smith,
and a. a result we think some are In.
vcstigating the Gospel, Tor whioh We
thank our Father la heaven.
Weafe holding an open alt meeting
every night this weather viii permit,
and somstimos two. They are advef'
Using ~ iu good shape In front d.
every news shop. They have II posted
on the bulletin board "Mlfmona at
Clydoside." We feel grauflud 70 them
for advertising ne and the cause Of
truth 40 well.
We foel as though this part IL q
beautiful field nnd In tho near future
will bung forth iruit " the glory VI
God. ROnKRT CAMERON,
HAHyEY T.. COLTMN,
1IOMAs W. JONrs,
GFORoT sTEWAWI
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special to tho SEws

south Omaha, Nob., sept 10,
cattle receipts. g,Cooi market steady.
Western Hioofa, 5000 ~ 70,
towa aud hnifers, u tpHit,oo
Feeders ~ atitL
j huucp receipts, 100. Market steady
fnif iu chutgO Westerns. 81 3u al29i
Lambs, lauts A,V,
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No,ie,.

slvcr-6si.
Lead-i1oi
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Today's temperature Ia shown iu the
fac simile thermometer given below
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Another Advance Made.

The Keelev cur has been introduced
into the St. Agnes II spital, Baltimore,
Md. The good S,s.ers realize that in
the Kelley cure is found the only hope
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ment shall be administered at their hos.
pital By reg gular ply sicians instructed
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ily occupy the front place in the care
uf the d seas-d and in the service of
suffering humanity. The treatment
Vas adopted four years ago by the
United States z ,vernment and is used
at the National home. Proving so ef-
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at Fort Leaven worth Post, to the Off
GERS aud enlisted men of the regular
army During tho past two years the
States of Maryland. Minnesota, Colo
rado, Louisiana, North Dakota, Wis
cunsin and others have by legislative
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liquor aud morphine habitues begiven
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The K,eley Institute of South Caro-
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Fishermen Drowned.

CAPE HENRY, Va, April 10.-Cap.
tain John Faunce, his son, Percy, of
Washington, D. c., were drowned to.
day with their crew of seven colored
men. Captain Faunce was renewing
his sturgeon nets, which were located
on the coast just below Virginia Beach,
Va. The ocean swell has been very
heavy for the past two days, due to
the easterly weather off shore, and
this afternoon, when Captain Faunce
was making trip to the fishing
grounds, which are about mile Oft
shore, several unusually heavy break
ers came suddenly upon the frail craft.
The first and second breakers were
passed all right, but tue next which
was unexpected and unusually heavy,
struck the little craft ano capsized it,
drowning all hands. Captain Faunce's
son, Frank, saw his father and broth
er Percy clinging to the bottom OF
their boat and ran to the sea track life
saving station for help, but before that
crew could reach the unfortunate men,
all had disappeared and no assistance
could be rendered. None of the bodies
have been recovered.
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Wrecked by Dynamite.

SAGINAW, Mich, April 1.-THE
schuol building on the West Side was
wrecked by dynamiters early this
morning. 1t was the Oldest and larg-
est of the big schools on that side of
the river, and for years has been a
bone of contention. At 2 o'clock a
terrific explosion occurred, which
wrecked the building and which was
followed by fire. A portion of the Il.
brary was also destroyed. The build
ing contained q rooms, and had q Ca
pacity of 800 pupils. Loss $40, 900,
with $27, 900 insurance. A vigous ef-
fort will be made to unearth the dyna-
miters. J. ". Durham, who was
watching the fire, was run down by
bicycle and fatally injured.
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INTELLIGEyT PEOPLE

Do not feel aattered by the methods Of
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below few of our many reasonable of
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Good tomatoes 2 pound cans. 6oc dozen,
DC can.
Good tomatoes pound cans, 75c dozen
7c can.
Green corn at 6 IA. 10 and 70 1.2c can.
Green peas at 8. 10. 70 l.2 and 1sc can.
Peaches In cans at 8, 10. - 1.2. 10, II, 20
20 and SOC can.
Potted ham and tougue at &c can.
Lard, compound, 80 pou ID cans. &c lb.
Lard. compound, 20 pound cans, sl.25
eau.
Lard, compound, 10 pound cans. 75c can.
Best lard. 80 pound cans. l.4c pound.
Best lard. 20 pound can :, SLIGO can.
Best lard, 10 pound CANS, 90c eau.
Finest Irish potatss 10 barrel sacks $l.l5
per back
Bet cream cheese, l5c pound.
Dred apples. 5c uound.
Evappratsd apples. 8, 10 AMI u i-'c d
pound.
Good starch. &c pound or rs p"un s"r
$l.O0.
Laundry 'ap in pound bars, 8, 10 and
II 1-2c bars.
Toi ct soap from 25c dozen up.
Matches 8 and 10c dozen, 80, aad sl.0o a
gruss.
Plug tobacco In 10 pou nj coddies 2lc a
pound and upwards, less than cOddy 2oe
pound and up.
Good smoking tobacco at 18c pound,
pipe with each pound.
Fine fresh fruit jams 10 pound CATS, 1oc
can.
Biscuits In boxes Of from 20 to rs pounds
from 4 IL to 7c pound.
Rsislns from &c pound an up Yards.
seg,rs so. rs, sl.oo, sl.25, $3.50 and s2.oS
box OF 80.
Lots of other goods In stock just as
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you how to save m ,aey on your pure hases
WEIGH & EASON,
UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS,
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Marion-R. J. Blackwell, E. b.
Gasque, s. w. Smith, 81. Witcover.
Kershaw-R. 8. Beckham.
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Looted the Bank.

PIONEER, O., April 15.--Burglars
looted the private bank in this town
last night. They succeeded in opening
the vault without the use of explosives,
and then, after probably taking all
that it contained, they changed the
combination so that the vault could
not be opened when the cashier tried
it this morning. 1t is believed that
the robbers got at least 5000 in cur
rency. The burglars were heard from
at Alverton this morning, where they
stole team to facilitate their escape
The local marshal and five deputies
have a clue and are now in pursuit of
the thieves.