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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-31
Labor Day Excursions.

Labor Day will not be very extern
sivsly observed in Salt Lake this year.
Big excursions, however. are booked
for Ogden and Lagoon. The proceeds
arising from the sale of tickets and
railway commission will be sent to the
striking miners Of the East.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-31

Work to Commence at bingham In Very
Short Time.

short Time.
The Extra Session Mining and Mill
ing company has concluded to com
mence work on Its property at Bing-
ham and to that end force OF men
Will leave for the old Reliable camp in
II day or two.
G. d. GARDINER secretary of the
company, has the work In hand and
will let n contract for the sinking of an
incline shaft "a distance of 200 feet.
Practically no work has yet been done
on the property although the ground
is patented and in every way ready for
development. The location OF the
property gives rise tn the belief that
1t will soon spring into prominence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-31

The city Council will meet tonight
but win not take up the salary reduc-
ton ordinance by O'Meara. That
measure viii receive attention at the
hands of the Council committee Of the
whole at "a special meeting called for
Thursday night next.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-31

Hon. A. w. McCune, who ownes rich
mining ground in British Columbia,
has just returned from that country
after having attended to business
matters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-31

Miss Tins l.. Robinson. eolofeu'
daughter Of Pr1hs,or Harry Room,
son OF tue 81. Joe, MINOR tMissouh!
10 Visiting Salt Lake Guy for ~
health. Tue lady Is = good ciocnuon
lei anu one Of the beei writers NJ tes
race to which shs belongs. he NJ
10 spending this sfis-n'on al GArna'
benuh,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-31
Road N..r stan, . .poi,ayslays.

VIaJivostock, Aug. 3d. The ntt
sol 10 tue work OF construction Of The
Chinese Eastern railrosd was cut 10
the Che Icy near 5tan,tzspoitavsksys
toJay. A numbsr Of Chinese Rutnori'
lies were present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-31

sIos4sf,
DDine Pill, Tor Mr,. Gnfiin three OF
ur different timer In qusntities from
1alf . doz to doz n. Hal seen nef
going TO the cider barrel IN the bari,
about once IN hour throughout the
iey. Mrp. GRIN was quarre.s me
when tue cider was on tap. Bic was
kind 10 her husband at times and
O ankv at other times. He never saw
or sm ke, lut he knew she ulU, be-
u,e ne hat found evideu Gee, such n
W I. re to bgxss ana stunps OF cigar
rtui, and had smelled her breath. She
w,u.d ent cpfise beans to take the
smsii away, anu when she couldn't get
that she wculd use lemon. or oraDgef.
Witness asked Mrs. Griffin why she
smoked anu she replied: al started 70
smoke aud drink after Harvey was
born." Mrs. CIR fiji "a CO.. duct towar
her husband was KIND wien be obsyeJ
her Ia everything. Mr.. Griffin was
always quiet anu seemed q man
that lovsu pescs amt quiotness.
de had hitcheu up horse
for Mr.. Or I'll TO drive into town,
when Mrs. q. FL w0uld appear upon
he scene anu make him uubitch AID
lake different horse. rhls was o
rtquent occurrence aud Grifii always
yieided to her demaDds and often
soulj go and consult ner before asking
witness to hitch up.
Cross ex mined by NJ. Zane. He
did no, talk with Or. Payne Mrs.
Griffiu's mUther) y year ago or Al any
other lime.
"Dld you not" ssked MIR. Zane,
shave a conversation with Df. Payne
about a year agO, DURING which
said that you only saw Mrs. Gr'iiin
diuuk once, and when Mr.. Payne
a'ked you how you knew she was
Jruns. YOU replied because shc looked
III ever s,id anything OF the
Rinu," was Witnesses reply.
Nj. ne tn n asked Inc witness 10
txpiai. what he meant by being
crsnsy, bDss,!u etc, W h ich he was un.
abie 10 40. AOiourns until 2 O'CLOCK.
This Afirrnaou's rroce edings.
This Afternoon The wi,n-ss SOM
msrer was iecslled anu was q Questioned
By Att rney Z,ue regarding the bar
rel OF cIu~r.
"Is II not u taci," stket Mr.. z me,
"ihat Mt. Gt,ffi q mad Isft glass OF
cider, when tue BOY Harvey gut 1t snu
Tauk II, mskinS him sick, when Mrs.
Grim n went out to the bsr1 ana threw
tue cider swsy?"
81 don'i Remember that" was wit
nets's reply.
"You called DR.. Payne saiie today
to talk to hin?"
"Yes, sir " sit
"Ani Mr.. Griffin said DR.. Payne
would have his mouth SUI. up before
he ieft Salt Llkt?"
YES, sir, something like thu ="
ii mer Slull was then called and
was testiiyiDg when tue NEWS reporl
closed.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR FUEL FOR JAIL
L. > jail, " ashingtUn, -. e, j uEe "A,
1897. Proposals alC invited FOR furnishing
4ou tons. more OF less, OF best HGunuHOus
coal, - tons more Or less. oI best anthracite
coal, and 80 cords. more OF less, OF pine
WOOD. Tor the use OF and delivery at the
y. >. Jan. IN the District OF Columbia
BIDS FOR coal and wood sHOuld b" made
scparat ely. addressed 10 tie General \ gent,
Department .; Justice, ana WIN b. re-
C"IvUd until noon 81 MONDAY June 2S,
1897 TIE right To reject any ana al bids
l. reserved. JOHN X. LEONARD, Warden.
Jc24 1875
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WANTED-By a white lady, place as
houSekeeper, companion, sewink OF gen
orally useful. Address REF, this office.
ie20-3t
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LEGAL NOTICE.

ESTATE OF CharIesE. Barber i late OF W ash
tngton, ID. Q. No. 1865. Docket %.
Issued June 20, 1897. Application hay-
the District OF Columbia. holding Orphans
Court, for letters OF administration on said
estate, by hettie Barber, praying that
letters be granted 70 William E. Ambrose,
this is 10 give notice To all concerned 70
appear in Eafd court on FRIDAY, the 23d
day OF July A. ID. 1897, at 10 O'Clock
a. IN, TO snow cause why such applica.
tiOn should not be granted
Attest: j. NOTA McGTLL.
Register OF Wills, ID. @.
WILLIAM r. AMBROSE,
Je25-Jy3, lO-em Proctor for Applicant,
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wANrEp-PosTAGE STAINS.

WANTED-For cash, all kinds of ole United
States postage and department stamps;
collections also bought LII. F. DUNK
HORST, 1905 7th AZ aw. myS-tf
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FOR RENT-MISCEL

FOR RENT-Dining room and kitchen, fur;
VIII take board FOR rent; also newly fur.
ROOMS; "a to $S. 208 Ind. ave. nw-. Je26-3t
FOR RENT July L, dining room, kitchen
Ii st. NV. 1ez6-3t
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wANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED--H ustling agents for a recently
invented ar6.cie OF great merit: big wages,
NOVELTY MFG. Co, Box 1l2. Akron. o.
jel6-eod-6t
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FOR RENT-COTTAGES.

FOR RENT-S6 per month; Immediate
possession, 60 party without children. a
nice new cottage, rooms and grounds; az
sta.iOl on r. X r X. X cOnyenfenttOtheC city;
refs. Address CALVERT, this office
ie25-3J
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MAATED-Man 81, good character, best
OF refs, wishes employment. BOokkcep-
Ing preferred. ID. h. r, this office.
le26-3t,em
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WANTED-Set office furniture; desk, tabIe,
chairs, letter press, typewriter cheap,
for cash Address PRO MPTLl, TINS Of
ice ge26-3t.em
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WANTED-Agents for latest patented nov
city. peTlence unnecessary, money easily
made, refs. required. Apply SUI 1lth st
NV Ie24-3g
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WANT ED-Agents; $50 to S25 week sure
TO workers, no capital needed; new goods;
new plan, sells at sight; every family needs
IT. HOUS EHoLD SPEC. CO. Box 424,
Cincinnati, Ohio. my29-sat26t
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FON REM ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Two furnished, clean, airy
FooIus on second ilcor, with bdthi new
house; 20 minutes walk from Government
PIntng Office. CO., u ST. ne. Je25-3t
FOR EENT-Funished hall room: S1-25
per week. IL . st. NV. Je25-3t
FOR RENT-Large fur rooms, 81 and So;
han room So. 500 Ii st. NV. Je2o-'t
FOR RENT-Fur. room, Sd floor front,
Tor ! or 2; central: simmer cheap, re-
FOR RENT-2 2d-stoIy fIcnt rooms; un-
fur. 2OlO 9tn st. NV. Je25-3t
FOR RENT-Pleasant, airy 2d-nooT front
and other desirable TCOIuS, good table
board: summer rates. III Sth st.
ie25-3t
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING Suite of two
Lovely furnished rooms, terms low. 40
q st. NV. je25-3t
FOR RENT-1lO2 y. Y. ave, large, cool
TOoins, 2, Sl2, hght housekeeping.
Je20-3t
FOR RENT-S15 14th st. NV; hall room,
cheap. Je25-3t
FOR RENT-FIat; four mfurnished rooms
gas ana bath, S12. 1926 I0th st NV.
Je2o-3t
FOR RENT-Rooms; with board, SIC; or
small furnished house for rent Sl7
Il 81. NV Je25-3t
FOR RENT Cool rooms near capitol;
"a floor front, 81; Sd floor, 50. 20 I'd
81. ne Stem
FOR RENT-one or two rur or unfur.
ROOMS I'd floor. gas, bath, terms very
low. 1854 Sth st. NV. je2o-7t
FOR RENT-Two beautiful parlors; front
uuIur back fur, IS bedroom. 1909
ST NV. Ie24- st. ,efn
FOR RENT-Fog hoaseke eping, I rooms.
one floor, a: IN l.. south front, NV;
reIs IN AER, care LeJJeT-CdrrIer %
Jt24-ot-en
FOR RENT-s1o l2th st. NV, fur. Iooms.
Prices from 81 to as per month.
Je24-9t
FOR BENT-Large front room and middle
IUOm, suitable for light Housekeeping,
very cheap. lZ25 lotn =. NV. jez4-3t
FOR REHT-43ei q -. NV, house open
rooms, halls. range. baUh, gas, new paper
ing, hack building, payking. large back yard.
arIrlnEeG ;I for families improVentdn5tS a. I'M
lshed, $50. JcEo-ot
FOR RENT nicely fur. roons "a floor;
front and back, with bath and gas.
2Z3 st st. NV. 1eZi-0L
FOR RENT-only $50, was $50; Ala
st. NV, 6-rOom brick a. III. l., perfect
condition; large yard. W =. MElCALF,
1881 ST. NV. JeZ43l
FOR RENT-To desirable colored family
a siX,room house; eXceile ut nelghborhood
TO OWNER, lll5 ST. NV. le%o-1t
FuR RENT-kooms on Sd floor. SYS Pa
ave. Apply TO CROKER, the shoe man,
On premises. myZO-tI-em
FOR RENT -UNFTRNISHEP ROOMS
FOR Rents beautiful, large unfurn.
Inns, on ID floor, use OF oath, etc.
large yard and siue ent rance IO9 /
st. NV JeEo-3l,ein
FOR RENT-Unfur.; 3 desirable rooms on
the III tluor; also ON sd. 4O2 9th
ST NV Je26-3t-em
FOR RENT or beautiful 2d-floor
rooms; unfuT- or partly fur, all con-
yeuiences for housekee ping; first class 10
cation; terms reasonable. 60 st. NV.
Je26- Stem
FOR RENT-Two large unfur. rooms, 81
and ST each. 726 10th ST. NV.
Je26 63t, EN-
FOR RENT-Two large unfur. rooms, with
bath; light Housekeeping; I'd floor. 1910
Sth ST. NV. Ie2o-ot,em
FOR RENT-Three unfur. rooms and pantry:
corner house; range n kitchen; hot and
cold water; bath on same flOoT; ColuIabla
cars pass the door: cheap To right party;
no children. 237 II ST. ne. jets -3t,em
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.

EXCLERK win pay $50 for Government
position paying not less than 81 .. Ad-
dress CONFIDENTIAL Y, this office.
Item
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EMRICH'S wood, oak or pine, spit OF
blocks, 50 0ue-half cord. drop postal
SIU a ave. lei = I uo,eIn
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WANTED-By respectable colored woman.
place TO work by day housecleanlns;
AN care for house for summer 1o47 y
81. NV. ~
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WANTED-Good skirt hands; onIy those &C
Customed 10 fine work need apply. 1Ol5
h st. NV Je24-3tem
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DR.. Ledthermdn,

EXPERT SPECIALIST in the
cure or all puyate diseases. II ydroCele,
VarICUCele, Structure, lmVOtenCy, and
: yDhhitic Diseases positively cured Ad-
vice and Consultation Free. Both sexes
Hours, 8 TO ?, 70 o. Tues, Thurs, and
tClOsed sun day. Je1 5-tf
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FOR SALE-Confectionery, Ice cream sa-
loon and cigar store. $50 l-2 st.
sw. leS4-3t
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LADIES needing confidential treatment,
a sure and safe Tclel In all wOmanS
complaints and iTreguia Ti1les. gold medal
awarded for the science OF obstetrics from
the University OF AuHlCh, Bavaria, strictly
confidential MRS DR.. RESNER, No
In-JOn, u. U.
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FOR RENT-FurmSned front rooms from
SO up. near Library ana Pension OiIice'
22l ID st. NV je26 ,em
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EXCURSION printing, half price; 500
good envelopes, 81 typew ritter circulars,
$3.50 LOCO up. ZIEGLEk, Printer, ol6
r st. NV Je2b-3t
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FOR RENT-Two furnished, clean, airy
rooms on second floor, with bath; new
house; 20 minutes walk from Government
PImtng Office 652 u st ne. Je25-3t
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE-Beautifui place Of IL acres;
6-room house, tn fine grove of oaks;
barns; milkhouse; bearing orchard; near
II. K. station; mikes from city; $1,000;
easy terms. 7. J. STALEY, atty, 623
+ st. 1e24-3C
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE.
FOR RHIRE-Horsea and Dayton wagon, with
driver, by the day or week. Address III
Sd st. ne. Je24-3t
FOX HIKE-To orummers and business
men, horse and buggy or Dayton, So
per day, and special prices for pleasure
driving. Apply to the REX STA BLES,
rear 6l5 Il st. NV; telephone call. 10a.
Rp3O-sf
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PIANO and organ tuning, 81 so: factory
expert drop postal. JAS Il. BURlI1,
$40 I2Jn ST. Sc Ie253t-efn
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BICYCLES stored, oiled, cleaned, polished;
called Tor and delivered when desired;
81 per mouth. MECHANIC, this office
je26-3t ,em
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FOR SALE-4 glass butter TefnECTatoTs,
1 4U-Salloa 4-Cdn ice cream cabinet,
l-2XiNS - medium 3A5x1 L., no
reasonable offer refused ana terms easy
ne j. MoA LIZ \ ICL BOX & FIXTURE
co. rear 2l4, 2l6, El6 Sth ST. ne.
lp Allan
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOX RENr-5l3 Sth ST. Sc; looms;
large yard, Sl4. EUGENE ARNOLD,
45S La. ave. je26-7t
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RARE CHA nee for practical barber; shop;
well-estabilsheu; weii-furniShed; will sell
very cheap il sold at once. 1106 9TH St
NV. Je243t
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WANTED COUNTRY BOARD.

&ANTED-Suburban board; rooms;
adults. easy access 10 city, particulars.
Address CONDUIT, this office. je24-3t-erl
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MANTED-By a young lady, position IN
aimee Item
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wANTED-MI MISCELLANEOUS.

wANTED-5OOo old pigeons must be cheap.
iii 5Jh St Sc Je26-3t, EN-
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FOR SALE-Confectionery; good reason
for selling. 1913 SD st. NV. Je2A3t
A GOOD INVESTMENT-A few shares Of
fered in paying gold mine; home com
pany. Call at the office or write for
particulars headquarters for mining in
forInatiou; FRANK PLAYTER, Sec
retary, Riggs Fire Ins. bldg, 7os 14th
st. NV. ie20-tf
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS

9Oe + Street Northwest. t,
Gold rIlhngs and bridge work q spe-
CialJy, IT the lowest price. amalgam flll-
mcs, soc, full sets OF teeth On plates, So
extracting. either by gas OF local spray,
absolutely painless, 6Oc. Without, Z5C. an
wOgk done Dy experts, ana guaranteed the
best, open on Sundays from 10 70 3
o CROCK. mn22-u
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LADY wants employment paying "a per
week. sews well; will pay FOR Govern
ment position; is daughter OF soldier; alone
party to share two furnished rooms; half
expenses Address l.. M. B., this office.
1e2b-3t
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS

FOR RENT or 3 beautiful 2d-floor
rooms; unfur or partly fur; all CON
veuiences for housekee ping; first class To-
catlon terms reasonable. 60 n st. NV.
les Stem
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FOR SALE gents wheels and l3dy's;
strictly high grade, very slightly used.
very cheap. Address VERY, this office
je25-3t
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wANTED-A place as general nousework
and COOK; small FANNY. 161l llth ST.
nv Item
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LOANS MADE on APPROVED COLLAT-
eral. such as life policies, stocks, bonds,
building association shares, syndicate Ger
tificateS. etc No oplay TERkES x
BAKER. IlIo st. Take elevator
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FOR SAI.E-MISCE SCELLANEOTS

EpN SAIL MISC FI-I-AN EOI >.
FOR SALE glass butter rerngerators;
4U-Sailoa 4-Can ice cream cabinet
ice chests. large sectional meat boxes.
l-ZXINs u. medium 3X5x7 -, no
reasonable offer refused ana terms easy.
Inc j. MoALEN ICL BOX & FIXTURE
co. rear 2l4, 2l6, Z1o Sth st. ne.
Jel5-tr-em
FOR SALE-S2OO viii buy my handsome
Concert farlor Grand Piano Apply
SOB otn St. NV. Item
FOR SALE-Greyhoun mouse color; = I-2
years Old; good disposition, cheap. 3z6
+ 81. NV. Je26 EN-
FOR SALE gents wheels and lady's;
strictly high grade; very slightly used.
very cheap. Address VERY, this office
Je26-3t
FOX SALE Large show case: set ON
sidewalk IN front Or store, viii sell
cheap. bCLANEY, 425 7th st. NV. 1t
FOR SALES l-2-year-oid horse, perfectly
sound and fearless, Eoesl harness aud
buggy, good as new, cost SI2J, the whole
for $50; trial given. Address TRIAL this
office. le25-3t
FOR SALE Butter. Butter. Butter!
An grades. Lowest prices. LANE 5,
329 y. Liberty Market. Prizes given a way.
FOX SALE-One No. = Pans range; double
oven, IRE In center, eight boiler holes;
also one 3U-ealiJD ana one z4-ganon Dollsr
aad one IatTouc a-OYe, cheap, ir SOIu atoHce
oO6 +. Cap st. je26-3t
tOk SALE--AeaIly new suyer runaJout
buggy, parties la sc 10 further use for IL
tEAI RAJ : IABLES, 4lo l4th 81. NV. 1t
FOR SALE-Two Creyhounds. 6Is IA.
ave h"' upstairs. 1t
FOR SALE-UOuuuers ana showcases
Gail after p. IN, 6l2 A st Sc
Je2O-3t
FOR SALE F-Nc.rr,f-s, Pct tl.,,...r o~J =
pounds Tor 81, and you know the quail
ity cannot be equaled in Wash!n gton:
postal orders promptly filled. r B
1OUNGS. 10 4 u . st. MarSet and So
Riggs Market. t25-gt
FOR sALE-At a sacrifice; a pair OF
lotion Fairbanks scales. can be tsoUCbG
cheap Apply at $50 lOth ST je25-3t
FOR SALE-Barber's pole, chair and glass.
ali Tor $40. 54o y. L. ave. Je2I-yt-eiIi
FOR SALE-FTcsh COWS; al ways on hand;
would also exchange Tor dry COWS JNO
DENEKAS. 35l0 BrightwoOd avenue
Jel lmO-em
So A CALIGRAPH TYPEWRITER So
Five dollars per month will buy a Cali
graph TypewrlteT, stendaId make. guaran-
tecd and kept IN perfect woTSing order
Brces $40, 500 aud 500 Preliminary in
stTuctions given. NEWMAN'S TYPE
WRITER AGENCY. Gil 7th st my3O-lm
FOX SALE-BulI terriers, fox terriers, col
lies, spanlels. DauChehund, puppies;
Bird STCRE, 7l2 18th St NV. Jc2-tf-em
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FOR SALE-GTocery and provision store,
corner l7th and . SITS. NV :. best loca tUn;
no opposition and cheap rent; none but those
VINO mean business need apply. je243t
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MANTED-By d respectable colored girl, a
place as ChambeTmald, nurse, or general
work, please don't send cards ,buI cal. II ,
5Sd 81 NV Je25-3t
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FOR SALE-S2UO Will buy my handsome
Concert FaTloT Grand Piano Apply
SOB 0tn st. NV. Item
FOR SALE-GTey hound: mouse color. I-2
years Old, good disposition, cheap. $50
+ ST. NV. Je26 81, EN-
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FOR SAIE-IQTR.

FOR sALE-LOTS IN desirable suburb;
near station: ONEHALF ORIGINAL
cost, communication fare, 4e. PER-
n EFT, this office 3e23. 7e
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WANTED by two competent women, gen
eral nOusa work or Cnannermald, also
country nurse or assist. 17O2 IL 10th ST.
NV Je25- Stem
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CHURCH NOTICES.

SP1RITUA UALISM-Spiritual meeting Sun
day night, d. m, r. f. Temple, II and
12th SIS; silver COLLECTION; siJtings $50
7tn st Sc Item
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SPIRITUA SM-Wonn' s Han, 72l 9Th st.
NV. Mis-. Zoller, assisted by Mrs. Row
land, viii hold her closing sunday evening
meeting. PSycnOmeJuc readings, tests, aU-
tomato Whiting, etc; seanCe Wednesday
evening at residence, Sl3 9Th St NV; in
terylew daily. Item
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help WASTED MALI.

WANTED-Strong white boy, about l6
wears uid, 10 urIYe wagon and be Gehel-
auy usef,.l. must stay nIgnJS. Apply 70 u
q EOAIFr. 531 anu 300 Center Market.
Item
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NINE DAVIS, born CairvOyanJ and card
reader, tells about business, removes
spells and evil Influences. rcInitcS the
separated, and gives luck 70 all; cures
piles and drUDkenneSs- l22S 18th St.
NV. JeI ELMO
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEsiALE.

MANTED-By seanistreSs, sewing by the
DAY IN families. Address CATHERINE.
Item
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FOUND.

FoUND-A black and tan terrier puppy
owner can have by pa ying charges. 240
LIT st. NV. Ie26-3t
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

ii h. FULTON'S S loanoffice, l21S Pa. ave.
NV mOneyloaned on watches, diamonds
!eWelry, silver ware, etc apl6-om
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FOR SALE-A well-equipped grocery and
provision store, with a good cash trade,
IN the NV; good dwelling and stable at
tacned; reduced rent; must sell on account
OF sickness; well invoiced. Address BEST,
this office 1e24-3t-eln
The evening times., 1897-06-26

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-13

fore I saw Mrs. Kettle. and if you'd
been bit different, l believe could
have liked you. But as il Is
She leaped TO her feet, with eyes that
blazed. CO." she cried. Go. or l will
caH upon some of those fellows to shoot
yon."
They will do it cheerfully if you ask
Them said Kettle. and did not bulge.
She sank down on the sofa again
with a wall. "Oh. CO." she cried, IF
you are a man, go, and never let me
see you again
Captain Kettle bowed and went Que
on deck. A little later he was alone in
the quarter boat. The Cancelario was
drawing away from him into the night
and the boat danced in the cream o.
her wake
'Ah. well.' ne said to himself.
there's another good chance gone for
good and always. What a cantanker-
Gus beggar l ann And then for a mo-
ment his thoughts went elsewhere. and
he got cut paper and stump of pencil
and risky scrubbed an elegy to some
r PIPES in a cornfield. The lines had
Just fitted gracefully from his mind.
and they seemed far too comedy to be
allowed chance to escape. II was a
movement characteristic of his queerly
ordered brain. After the more ugly
moments of his life. Captain Owen
Kettle always turned to making the
verse as an instructive relief.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-13

ing gear and certain groaning of fab
ric- The Gillian coast lay afar off, as
white feathery line against one frag-
ment of the sea rim.
The accompanied bark was old
For many a weary year had she err
ried gUano from rainless Gillian is
lands TO the ports of Europe. and
though none OF that unsavory cargo at
present festered beneath her matches,
though indeed she was in Single bal
last and had her holds scrubbed down
and fitted with hunks for men, the
aroma of it had entered into the very
soul of her fabric, and not all the
washings Of the sea could remove it.
y white whale-boat lay astern, riding
10 grass-rope painter, and Senior Car
los Silva, whom the whaleboat had
brought off from the Gillian beach. sat
in the bark's deckhouse talking to Cap
tain Kettle.
The selorita will be very disappoint-
ed" said Silva.
Il can imagine her disappointment"
returned the sailor Il can measure 1t
by my own. l can tell you, sir, when
saw this lousy. sinking, old windjam
mer waiting for me in Callao / could
have sat down right where I was and
cried. I'd got my men together and I
guess ia talked big about FL Almirante
Cochrane, the fine new armored cruiser
we were TO do wonders in. The only
thing l knew about her was the name.
but Miss La Touche had promised me
the finest ship that could be got, and
only described what l thought really
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-13

Donna Clothilde. with a slight frown
OF reluctance, did the same, and they
all moved OFF toward the stairway.
Silva laid OBTAINING fingers upon Cap
tain Kettles arm.
Captain" he said IF l may give
you a friendly hint. slip away now and
go TO your quarters"
L fancy, sir" said Captain Kettle,
that Miss La Touche has employment
TO offer me-
IF she has" retorted Silva, (which
I doubt, ii will not be employment you
will care about"
7 am what they call here on the
beach, said Kettle, and cannot af-
ford to miss chances. I am a married
man, Mr. Silva, with children to think
about
An, the Gillian murmured thought
fully. II wonder if she knows he's mar