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The Sauk Centre herald., 1897-08-19
SAUK CENTRE HERALD.
CHAS. F. HENDRIX, Prop'r,
Subscription $l.5O Year.
tie Monday afternoon the special com

Late Monday afternoon the special COM
mittees of the city council, consisting OF
Alderman DeLeo,' Kraemer and Munsinger.
appointed to see what arrangements could
be made for city lookup, held conference
with County Commissioner Ed Miller. Ar
rahgements were made to receive city pris-
oners temporarily al the county Jail until
other provisions could be made. 1t is likely
that at the next meeting of the commission
ers the council will make proposition to the
board to rent the separate cell room in the
new addition to the county Jail and put in a
cage to be used as city lookup. AT pres
ent the county has apparently no need Tor
this cell room, and it would make very
convenient city lookup. 1t is widely sep
arated from the county jail and there would
beno contact with the prisoners in the coun.
ty Jail by this arrangement-St. Cloud
Times.
Seen relative to the above item
commissioners Smith. expressed him him
self emphatically against leasing any
part of the Jail to the city of St. Cloud
for lookup purposes. The purpose OF
enlarging the jail and making two
separate apartments, was that there
might be separation of county pris-
Oners that the young and errlng
might not be compelled to associate
with the old and hardened. He says
he does not favor the county building
apartments to let.
And he is right. St. Cloud is
abundantly able to build a suitable
lookup for the reception of city pris-
oners. The jail is needed for the pur-
pose for which it was erected. The
whole argument for extension falls
through with the leasing of any part
of it. 80
The Sauk Centre herald., 1897-08-19

l. Otdl Jdlu w oduh PC, QUO W
" Statement showing the percentage
of taxes collected for all purposes,
namely: state, county, town, city, vii
lage and school for both the March
and June settlements, 1897, Of current
taxes t1495):
Total amount Of taxes levied for the
year 1895, amounted to $ 215, ,023.74 n
Per cent. paid by whole OF Stearns
county as stated above was 80;
amount collected, S174, 1882.
Per cent. paid by city of St. Cloud,
as stated above wasl77. 100, amount
collected, SCI, ,321.81.
Per cent. paid by city Of Sauk
Centre as. above stated was 85.9-1O,
amount collected, 81, 450. 0.81.
s CIIOoL LAND. Is !,
Total paid on principal s2,hS0.0O
/. Z. j" penalty 22s 90 s. I.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE )
AND University LAND
s. 2. !. interest l,297 A y
- Z" 6 penalty II 80
5000 50
Total. 4. $40, $50 20
Is DR.. O.. M. Stanton, at the Star Hotel
Sauk gentre, is an expert op6cian,
thoroughly equipped with all the
latest scientific apparatus for dag
nosing and correcting all defects Of
vision. Examinations free. Hours
8 a. M. to 5 p. m.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1897-08-19

Platmo finish is all. the go at P. A
Johnson's Art Gallery.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1897-08-19
DIR. Fenner,s Kidney and Backache
CureA

Secretary Board of Education
The Sauk Centre herald., 1897-08-19

The several towns, cities and vii
lagos named share in the. distribution
as follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-13
NO nEARr 70 CELEBRATE.


Here 10 how the Guip, Alabama,
Gazette views he country's condition
from Its experience in that plrt Of the
nation where It 10 publishes:
It seems iha, our people have no heart
to celebrate July 4. II used to DO an oc-
casioD OF great joy and patriotic speak
ing. This year il was signaled by 20O,-
600 coal minors leaving thor picks and
shoyels-quitiing work ON account OF
low wages. Truly an ora Of great suf-
fcring is upon us! An era that buries
patriotic feeling, all love of country, all
devotion to the common causo OF our
country. Hungry, naked and crying
| children are enough TO drive all patriot
ism from the heart Of any man. Truly
tho Fourth OF July today is not what it
was a hundred years ago.
Doe difference between the fore
going situation and that In Utah is
| that here the people possess tho heart
to celebrate the Fourth as the natal day
| OF glorious freedom to mankind, aud
do go. Patriotism here ia not driven
from the heart by hungry, naked and
crying children, siDcs these are not.
Besides. ioss OF patriotism 10 not the
| feeult OF the suffering named by the
| Gszetie; 1t 10 the cause thereof. Self.
lehness, pride, ambition, have crowded
out true patriotism IN some locllitiea
until wicked men have gained the
ruling power there, and us result the
people mourn and the very lie OF the
nation ID threatened. A reminding Of
the patriotic fire lie necessary for q
change. When the people unite to
make 1t go, the Fourth OF July In ell
the land viii be what 1t was hun
dred years age.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-13

THE SUGGESTION OF q request for
tho women OF Salt Lake to wear sun
bonne,s on Pioneer Day ought to be re-
serve1 for the centennial snniverssry,
as the sunbonnel may BIO in fashion
again by that time. 1t would be oil
right now, in parade. for tho eutirs
dress, bonnet and all, TO be character.
ls,lc OF the original Pioneer day. bu!
the proposed request is no, consistent.
The women do not want to BIO made
guys of, and that would be the Gaze IL
such a request were mado and noceded
to. Since II would not be ccnfoImed
to, the beat thing is not to become
rldiculous in making it.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-13

THE New YORK Engineering News
o. July devoles three pages to com
preheDsive description of the Pioneer
Electric Power company's plant in
Ogden canyon. 1t Is taSen from
paper presented before the ansusi
convention OF the American Society
Of Civil Engineers, recently held at
Quebec, Canada. The author is Mr..
Henry G3Idmark, oil Chicago,a mem
Der of the society, and also one OF the
engineering STAFF In charge OF the Pia-
neer company's work. Tbs paper %
condensed by tho Engineering News
gives statement Of tho rainfall 10
Ogden and Ogden Vallny, u descfip-
,iono the company's storage reservoir,
dam, tunnel. piping, power house,
mschinery, and the transmission line
10 Salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-13
SEVERAL LABOR DISPUTES.

Labor troubles seem to be on the
program at present, in this country
and elsewhere. Whether THE is Ed
indie alton OF the approach Of prosper.
Ivy the future alone can disclose, but
there are those who so regard II, on
the aupposition that employees do not
enter into a contest with employers
except when they are comparatively
well of aud feel to certain extent In
dependent.
A peculiar sequence to the great
strike OF coal miners in The
East is the appropriation by thl
railroads OF large quantities OF iue
entrusted to their care, and Belonging
to others dependent upon its prompt
delivery. This they could do with nj
greater nonchaiance, were there
neither law nor cour,s In the country
Once in a while poor creature In thu
severity OF the winter may be detected
in the enormous offsnse OF appropriai
ing bashe,lul OF coal belonging To !
railroad. 1t may be done In order Il
save a wife and some children fron
shivering to death by an empty An'
cheerleas fireside, but In such case
generally tue difference between miu'
and thine lie fully explained By tn
proper authorities.
Speaking of labor disputes. one Jus
now going oD in saxony Is rattle
curious. There the manufacturers In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-13
THIS is TOO MUCH.

There are very many people OF good
Judgment who insist that the prevail
ing tendency to place men and
women on the Same footing In politics
and in the industries will have the
effect OF destroying the natural and
moral regard which each sex should
havs for the other. and consequently
inure to the injury OF the nation that
permits 1t. These people now have an
additional and strong argument In the
action OF the police officials OF Kan
sac City, Kansas. 1t has been decided
there that women prisoners shall work
the same rs men. and ehall don over
alls and break stone. This procedure
was inRugurated today,su the dispatch
states. II that be the case. then II
10 high time a halt was called
In the alleged equality business.
When women are made politically the
equals OF men, they ought to expect
to bear the burdens OF the law equally;
and woman guilty OF crime should
receive no more sympathy, because oil
her sex, than man in like ciEcum'
stances. But this penalty should be
inflicted with due regard to the well
fare of the state, physically IS well as
morally. A policy which puIs women
to WORK with men who are physi-
cally stronger, or which requires her
to abandon recognized distinctions o.
sex In dress or other similar conditions,
does rot have q tendency to work re-
form among either the criminal oil
| non. riminal class. This Kansas cast
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-13

NJ. ANDREE hopes to start on his
polar exploration through the air some
time this month. His balloon is con-
eiderably larger than It was last year,
and he expects to be carried toward the
American continent. DR.. Nausen's
observations have led the explorer to
believe thnt he need not consume n
great amount OF gas by lifting thu
balloon over any N ountsin ranges.
The party will consist OF Mr.. Andfee,
chic engineer nj the 5wadish patent
Office, Mr.. Strlndberg, amanuensiz OF
the university OF Stockholm, and Mr.
Fraenckel, civil engineer.
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eist Ina. the high wages authorized
some time ago by the associate lon must
be paid. 1t has been asoertaineu that
some OF the manufacturers have OBJ
tanned men at lower scale OF wages
and the remainder therefore appeal to
the employee to compel workipgmeD
70 inslst on the higher wagee agreed
upon. 10 case OF failure to accomplish
this general cut win be announced.
1t would soem that there should be no
difficulty in Inducing the men to sts
for higher wages.
Denmark alec hss one OF the most
important labor disputes IN the history
Of that country. 1t has taken the form OF
lockout and affects the iron ami steel
industry and others conneclo1 with II.
The laborers In two Of the provincial
cities struck, their request for higher
wages being fe'usel. Then the man
uiaoiuIefs OF the county co ubined
AMI shut down until euch u time that
the employee union shall sFe fit to In
duce the handful o! strikers to go 10
work at tho old wages. That the
country 10 tuGerlng from the effects
oil the rather unnatural condition IL
apparent
Labor disputes aeem to DO the order
OF The day, and there can be no par
mauont settlement until the angel Of
Justice and the angel OF peacs be al.
lowed to touch the hearts Of this chill
dren of men and bring In new intiu-
Once TO bear upon human affairs.
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REDUCING TnE ASSESSMENT.

L. may be that the action oil the
county commissioners OF Salt Lake
county on Monday evening Will moi
stand the test OF law in its technical
procedure, and therefore may be so'
aside. That question may be leit 10
determination by the courts upon the
motion OF any one who seeks TO I'M
pose upon the property owners Inc
burden OF which 1t 10 now sought TO
relieve them. But whichever way ths
matter is decided. the county commits
s,oners have prepared the way for int
burdened Taxpayers to get IT.
lief in future. For years past II
has been so difficult to get the aseeaa-
meni on property reduced, that very
many people have suffered In com
para,ive ailence rather than bs subject
10 the indignity which was conceived
to attend regueet Tor reduction
Now. however, the county commis-
sioners have shown disposition to
meet the people on this proposition.
Next year these same COM
mIssioneIs will be in office. Their
present aclion, even II 1t should not
stand the technicaiities OF law,
indicates their view OF the circum'
etances. To avoid all these ttchni-
calities, when next years. assessment
is made, II 1t be proportionhteiy ga
high as this year, then all tho Tax
payers In the districte affected may
unite In a request for reduction win
the assurance Of getting 1t. Thus, Tor
tho next year at least, the matter Is IN
the hands OF the people themselves.
There 10 no question as to the justice
OF the reduction made.
While no particular fault can Ii
found with the assessor, II must bt
admitted that his reductions In th'
Rpsessed valuation of real estate TO thS
southern portion Of the city, ano
within IL for some distance, have no
paralleied the decline in prices. On'
result OF this manner OF aslessinsnt
continued Tor several years past blu
modi iod somewhat recently. has beer
rs one of the commissioners expressed
it, to make renting cheaper thpI
owning home; whereas, thu
safe policy for this part Of thu
country Ia TO make 1t advantageous 10
every family to. reside In its own home
The "taxing out Of house ami homs'
policy, which has been inclined to tou
much 10 the suburbs OF this city, ha
had ruinous sfleol, and the action o
the county commissioners In seekinl
to check 1t will mset with heart.
Communication from those who owi
property and actually bear the burden
OF government.
The reduction, II effective, will It
duce the city revenue; but tbs
is much more preferable tina
grinding the faces OF lh
workingmen ana small propert
owners who are chitily affected b
this slRtest action. The Gil
may not have 10 much money, bu
yet II viii have enough. and take
are heavy at the present rate, eve
with the reduction now Gttempte
which OF itteli Ia healthy cflieii
sign. Further, and most imporlan
the proportion Of State tax which III
county will pay Will bs more tdnitab
than 1t has been for seme time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-13
CUT RATES EAST


On July l4th to I9Ih inclusive and
on July els. Gath, 18th, 3ist and
August Attn, 7th AMI 18th the Unien
Pacific announces the following very
low rates;
TO Denver, SLIGO.
TO Kansas CITY, omho, Sioux CIy,
etc., 1850.
40 Fort Worth, Texas, $40 so.
To st. Louis, so %.
To Cniesgo, s22 50.
Consult yeur own interest and use
the lima which oGets several hour!
quickest timr, the finest equipment
contistipg OF Pullman Palaces anu
Tourist Sleeping Cars, Dini z Carr
Buffet SIN king ana Library Care ans
Free Reclining Chair Cara, with -,
change between Salt LAKE City enc
the Missouri River or Chicagp. Cal
at ticket ofIlc., Nc. 2Ol Msia ST., FOL
full PARTICULAR.
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REDUCED ONE WAY RATES

RIO Orapds westcrn Railway.
Ga July l4ih to l9th inclusive and
Wednesdays and Saturdays thereafter
until August Hin, the following fret
class rates are In effect via Rio Grande
Western ana connections:
Denver, Sill; Omaho, $50; Kan.
sas City, SIS 90; Fort Worth, $40 so;
st. Louis, $20.25; Chicago, s22,50.
New Orleans, s22 SO. PTopurtionate
rates to other points.
Two fast trains daily. Through
tourist sleapers to Chicago and Boston.
Ticket Office In Dooly Block Corner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-13
NOR A CHANGE, AFTER ALL.

Some days ago the press dispatcher
told OF Ex-Governor Horace Boies Of
Iowa abandoning the 10 to silver
plank OF the Dem lcratlc platform on
which no sought presidential nomine-
ton a! Chicago year ago. Since
that time this alleged abandonment
has been made y great deal OF In the
eastern press, to show thet the silver
cause 10 losing some OF its able ad-
vocates. The force OF all these news
paper utterances, however, Ia lost upon
the silver advocates In the information
that while Mr.. Boies was and is an
advocate OF free silver, on the question
OF ratio at 10 to he was not at oil
con iident, and looked for different
prop0rtioG; but II that ratio could be
obtained he was In favor Of 1t, amt
still is, SO that his alleged change 10
not change at all. AS the Phila'
delphia American aptly puts II:
Ex-Governor Boies stands today OF
the financial question where he stoot
before tho Chicago convention, occupies
the same position today as he did then
position he never renounced furthe
than by ceasing 10 press his views ant
bowling to the will of tho Chicago con
yention. In short, during the campaign
no kept his views in abey and gav
his adhesion to more radical ones, but h
never abandoned his own. He simpl.
subordinatod his views to the views
tho majority of his party.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-13

When the liver Is slaggish all other
organs are involved. fou suffer irom
Constipation, , Biliousness, Jaundice,
Headsche, Indigestion, Pain IN Back,
Chills and Loss OF Energy. You Will
never know how promptly these
troubles can be cured until you use
HEgBINE. 1t cures quickly when
other remedies utterly fail. Regulates
the Liver, Puritiss tue Blood. HER
BINE is g Harmless Vegetable Remedy
that gives new lite and energy almost
from the met dose. Pfice 10 Cents.
Free Trial Bottle st 2. q. Nj. l.
Drug Department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-13

Msn's most pnintul I'll ct,ops are
promptly relieved by Banard's SNOW
Imminent. You will never know all
that q IMMINENT can do until you Try
this one. Cures Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgis, Sprains, Bruises, ETC., as ny
magic. Tho most penetrating COM
pound ever devised. This case 10 but
enc OF thousa nds; III had severe at
tack OF Rheumatism. Gould not WORK
by DAY or sleep at nigbt. Three appii.
cations OF Ballard's Snow Linimen'
cured me within twenty.four hours
e. w. Ford, Cot Lyon Supply Coz IT.
Worth, Texas. Price, 30 cents.
Sold by z. q. M. l. Drug Depart
ment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-13

OF something amiss Ia the t!lrost OF
lungs. Don't mind the cough, mlna
the cause. Use the rerredy thai
sures the cough by curing the cause.
Ball ards Horehound Syrup cures
Throat aud Lung Troublse, Whooping
Cough. etc., the right way. olicx,
Sure, Safe. Mrs. w. b. Evans, Clenr-
water, Kans., writes; "Six years ago
my husband lay sick for three monthe;
tho doctors said he had quick con-
sumption. One bottle OF Ballard's
Horehound Syrup cured him." Price,
% and so cents.
Sold by z. g. M. 1. Drug Depart
meDt,
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Reason why Chamberlain coiie'
cholera aud DiHrrhoea Rem
suy ia tho Hest.


cholera aud Disrrhoea Rem.
edy IL tho best.
1. Because It affords almost instant
relief III case OF pain in the etomsch,
collie and Cholera m0rbrs.
2. Because II is the only remedy
that never fails In the most severe
cases OF dysentery and diarrhcea.
g. Bec,uss 1t 10 the only remedy
that will cure chronic disrrhoen.
4. Because 1t lie the only remedy
that will prevent bilious collie.
o. Because 1t Ia tho only remedy
thst will cure epidemicsl dysentery.
o. Because 1t Is the only remsdy
that can alwoys be depended upon in
cases OF cholera infantum.
7. Because 1t Is the most prompt aud
most reliable medicine in use for bowel
complaints.
s. Because It produces no bad re-
suits.
o. Because It is pleasant and safe to
take.
10. Because IL has saved the lives o!
mora people than any other medicine
n the world.
The 25 and 500 silica fox ssio by
Druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-13

The Wasscih hotel in Little Cot.
tonwood cenyon has heon completely
overloaded and ample accJmmoGR.
tons for mRn and beast arc provided
at reasonable Tatus. stage connections
with Murray car leave Theatre cor
per a. 7:4O o. IN. daily, except Sunday
ana (lne) hous later, relurling 10
the oity 81 $40 !. m. Fare, round
trlp rom Murray sl.00. Address l..
d. Haipes, Murray.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-13

AT A dollar day, the striking
miners already have lost million aud
a half dollars in wages. How muca
better and yet how much more difii-
cult 1t would have been to let that
amount go to q cooperative channel
where all could have received some
permanent benefit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-13

All PERSONS owning relics oil the
frat pioneers or OF Nauvoo days, OF
any objects o. his.oric interest' ere re,
aupsted 10 leave them OF the Hall OF
ReIics. They will be taken special
care OF and returned when the haii
is olnsed. Apply to ID. w. Naisbii'
at the hall.
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,,-A Call and hear the
E=======4=z=zs==
Home Machines ,1,a,a.
Talent s: : e: ;' = e: ,.'
v-- STREET.
Classified Business Directory.

Architects
J. A. HEADLUND. Dooly Black.
NJ. ID. KERN, over ISL south Main ST.
Bakers.
T. w. FULLER. 81 E. Ist South
Dressmakers.
SKOGLUND g CARTENS, rs south
West Temple.
Electrical Work and Supplies.
DOUGLAS AND EGAN, Basement
southv est corner and South and Main
Employment Agencies.
UNION EMPLOYMENT AND RENT
AL AGENCY. Rooms S and 9, 25I
south Main St.
Livery ana Boardlng Stables.
McCoY's STABLES, 50 w. anG South,
Mldwives and nurses.
MRS. IL. HUAfiHRiES,I49 State St.
Poultry and Produce.
UTAH POULTRY & PRODUCE COM
MISSION co ,Ios w. is! South ST.
Umbrella Makers and Re-
pairers
MCKENZIE. IFS w. Ist South.
Hotels.
THE WALKER, European plan, 246
Main ST.
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and some others that might be named,
make 1t appear that the "tqu lily Of
tho sexes" dogma is being subjected 10
brutal abuse, and that unlimited
"equality" really means ruinous In.
EQUALITY.
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ODORLESS

Salt Lake Scayenger Company.
All kinds Of scsvenger WORK ~ laIr
prices. Offics under Walkers BANKS
Telephone 278. z. q. box 26s. FRANK
larsen, Manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-13

PEORIA, Ills, is being c ngratu'
lated on having cooi-coinpsra.ivoiy--
weather there. The thermom ter
keeps within the loo degrees mark.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-13

Members of the Trnus- n issiBsiDpi
Congress
Should visit J. q. McDongld's Candy
and Ice Cream ParIors. Opposite q.
o. NJ
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Taylor Btos., Ia W. LIT South. stocf
anu Real Estate Brokers. Tel. SSs'
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Mower,
ROOM s COMMERCIAL BLDG
c,rY rrcuEr OFFICE

oregon Short Line Railroad.
Moved t. corner bocOnu SCUM 81"
West Temple sirtets, under masonic
hall.
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Booth, Lse d Gray, attorneys, re-
moved their oniees 10 50O-504 AreT-
bach block.
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The grws il on s.;s a, tho principal Hotels, News
Stands and on all passenger uains leaving NV si'
kfter p. IN. daily.
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Subscribers changing tnsir place Of resiaenss
should always aive former ~ well a. pfssSh'
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.

HAyE YOUR rIcrp pRi;o, Thkt a,,,, n
Wksatch block. corner Of Nam and seeoh1
South. First class work from .l.oQ and up vi
doc. Avail yourselves OF this chance ~ni'
these prices last
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-13

TO NOT TRUST YOUR EYES TO Us.
~ skilled hands. Have your glasses AZ "a. w
Tests free. Moody, expert, Constitution p'uI.
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OfTiCIAN.

TINE UTAH OPTICAL CO.. BASEMENT
J. Walker Bros. Bank. Your eyes exani
ined by artificial hight free. Manufactures
and repairing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-13

AN EXCLUSIVE OPTICAL sTokL,
II eight years experiences ". u. hu'sm .,,
manufacturing optician. a West zna "a -
Special lerfses ground to ut the eye