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The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1897-11-20

nice line of gloves and new
style caps for men and boys, at
Moss Bros. & Cos.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1897-11-20
Church Service.

Presbyterian Church.
Services every first and third Sunday at
II a. m. and JAS p. m. Sunday school at
10 =. m. II. w. WALLACE, Pastor.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1897-11-20

Sanders makes his trees himself.
Therefore he can warrant them in
every way.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1897-11-20

Mouton & Hopkins have Just
received nice assortment of mixed
cakes.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1897-11-20

DR.. Fred Mayer was in Lafayette
Monday and Tuesday.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1897-11-20

THE EDITH
Will make regular trips from
Lafayette to Coxon's Bank. She
will leave Pin Hook every Saturday.
For further information apply to
Alfred Hebert, Lafayette, La.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-05-05
Trad af eras. Inom fyra sscr kol

Trad af gras. Inom fyra kcr kom-
mer man att Oshkosh ing det
forsta SPINNER verlden. som sp1st att
spinna. trad af gras som vaxer trask
och sumpmarker. Sysselsattning kom-
mer harigenom att beredas for 300
man.
Den f0rsta sockerfabriken Wiscon-
sin ar allaredan full yerksamhet /
Menomonee Falls. Den kostar s210 900
och kan forbruka rs tons betor ON dyg-
net, mar den DRIVES med dess fulla
styrka. DEN har ailaredan yarit gang
j fjorton dagar och sysselsatter ON
kring lis man. Byggnaden Or 240 fot
lang, 65 fot bred och tva, tire eller fyra
vaningar hog. Iva Corliss angmaski-
ner af 125 hastkrafter hvardera anvan-
das. .. &c.,.
Guvern0ren Yetobelade den % april
8 lagforslag, som legislaturen passerat.
Ibland dessa voro fera. som voro af
stor betydelse; sasom att beskatta
egare till palats-, salong- eller sofvag-
mar, att beskatta expressbolag, att be-
myndiga counties att uppratta och un-
derhaila handtverksskolor, att tillse
att renlighet iakttages vid bagerier,
och att gifva bank examiner" storre
makt vid hans understandings af ban.
kernas fnanciella stallning. F0rslaget
som bestammer -l0nerna for tjenste,
mannen kapitoliet. undertecknades
Guvern6ren anger som orsak att som,
iga forsiag voro olagliga, andra ODE.
hofiga eller icke affattade laga form
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-05-05
WisCOnsin-nyheter.

Branda till d0ds. Mrs. Christian Pc
tersons iva sma barn blefvo harom da.
gen branda till dods en- prairie cid.
Mrs. Peterson, som var en- enka. bodde
i Grantsburg,
Eldsvada utbr0t torsdags matt i
Schmidts hotel Milwaukee. ALA ga
sterna raddades, fiera fruntimmer voro
redan sanslosa mar brandsoldaterna
kommo till deras undsattning.
En- jernvag skall anlaggas emellan
Iron River och Redcliff. Bayfield, Har-
Dor 6 Great Western jernvagen har
sandt ut ett sallskap under e. G. Hol-
lidges ledning for att utstaka den
samma.
Pa grund. Skonerten Wallin, som
forde en- last med potatis fran Frank
fort till Milwaukee st0tte den q april
pa grund. De 5 man som utgjorde be-
sattningen raddades, men bade bat och
last gingo forlorade.
Fran West Superior. Borgmastare
Starkweathers utnamning af G. j. Nc
Gill till chef for eldslackningsde departe-
mentet den 20 april blef ej stadfastadt
af stadsradet. En- ny poliskommission
har han ock tillsatt, men den gamla
commissioner under Pattison amman
CORA sin ratt gallande.
Fran West Superior. Hvetet kan
nu fraktas fran West Superior och Du
llnth till Buffalo, ett afstand af 1,O0C
mil, for TX cent per bushel. Men, do
| de storre angarne kunna intaga en- last
laf icke mindre an 185, 600 bushels, 50
fortjena deras egare en- liten matt sum.
ma pa 2,775 for en- enda tur.
Prairieeidar j narheten at Grants.
burg ha f0rorsakat landtbrukarne
yestra delen az Burnett county en- for
lust af $4,000 genom att antanda och
Iuppbranna ett dussin ladugardar, sa
ldesmagasin och atskilliga tusen cords
we'd. Eft valkommet regu pa natter
emelian onsdag och torsdag forlider
Ivecka slackte elden.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-05-05
Dakota flyfleter.

Spicers m0rdare. Iva Sioux india
ner, Paul Holy Track och Philip Ire-
land, den forre tjugo och den senare
sutton ar gammal, ha bekant att de
m0rdrt familjen Spicer i Winona, N. d.
Syart skadad. Carl johnson, en- far
mare, som Dor nara Columbia, s. D.,
kastades af en- pulveriserare, som gick
lofver honom och tillfogade honom sa
svara skador, att det ena benet maste
amputeras.
Prairieeldar. G. A. Birdseye, en- af
de st6rsta landtbrukarne Dickey co.,
N. D., har f5rlorat hela forlidet ars gro
da. genom en- prairieeld. Saden stod
annu stack emedan han icke varit j
stand, att ia den troskad forliden host
pa grund af den tidiga Vintern. l.
Hastigt d0dsfaIl. Andrew Gabriel
son, som bodde nagra mil fran Valley
City, NJ. D., dog harom dagen mycket
hastigt. Hans drang hade gait ut
stallet, och da han efter blot 15 minu-
ter aterkom var hans husbonde dod.
Orsaken ansags af tillkallad lakare va
ra hjertf6rlamning.
Var yaIkande Iandsman John Olson
Ii Sioux Falls, s. d., blef vid det val,
som hollis for EFT par veckor sedan, valid
till stadens skattmastare. Da icke
mindre an sex medtadare gjorde no.
nom Aran stridig visar delta att "hon-
est John Olson" har icke sa itet for
troende Sioux Falls.
Eft Ian da 5000, 900 vagrade county
commissioners Lawrence county, S. D
att godkanna. Delta har verkat icke
liten uppstandelse bland folket Lead
som hoppats erhalla $27, 900 for anlsg
gande af kloaker. Commissionarerns
forsvara slit tillvagagaende med att
Ian territoriella counties enligt lager
af 1885 icke far ofverstiga procent a
beskattningsvardet. .-.
| En- vardefuIl brunn. En- artesisl
brunn norr ON Redfeld, s. D., SON
kommer att blifva af stor betydelst
for staden och det omgifvande landet
lfullbordades harom dagen. Den lem
mar icke mindre an $500 gallons waiter
minuten. En- stark vattenpelare sti
ger till en- hold af Ia fot ur EFT ror af
tums diameter. Dess styrka berakna!
till 10 hast tkrafter, och kommer att an
1 vandas till att drifva en- elektrisk dy
lnamo for stadens belysning, sedan
3 kommer Vattnet, att fran en- stor be
h8llare ledas ut ofver falten och be
: vattna hundratals acres.
Eft dubbelmord egde rum hos Knu
Hillstead, en- farmare. som bor 8 mi
vester ON Larimore, N. D., den 1 DIS
En- ung man, August Norman, son
forut bott hos Hillstead, gick dit p;
qvallen den 80 april och bad att f;
STAMINA under natten. Delta bevilja
des. Mr.. Hillstead var for tillfallet e
hemma och kl. pa morgonen begard
Norman att f& inkomma mrs. Hill
steads rum. Da delta vagrades morda
de han med en- rakknif de 2 aldste gos
sarne, Peter is ar gammal och Thoma:
som var 13 ar och s8rade deSsutoI
Adolf och Oscar af respektive IL och
ars alder, Han brot sig derpa in mrs
Hillsteads rum och hotade att mord
> henne och de iva sma fiickorna, ON ho
: icke vile gifva vika for hans djurisk
lusta. For att fralsa slit och sina SIN
> fiickors lif efterkom hon hans begarar
!. Derefter stal han en- at familjens hs
' star och forsvann. Om han patrdffa
kommer han troligen att hangas uta
vidare ceremonier.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-05-05

tit att fortsatta kriget. Turkarne 8
sin sida aro ofvertygade ON att kriget
narmar sig slit slut och att segern gift
vetvis ar deras. Eft storre Stag vid
Thorsala anses vara f6rest&ende.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21
HALL OF RELICS EXHIBITION
Great Crowds Visit II and Inspect lis
Interesting Pioneer Mtmentots.

When the proposition to erect hall
OF rellcs in which the historic
mementoes OF liJnecrs could be ex.
hibited, there was considerable specu-
latiOu on the part OF not lew az to
whether 1t could be made succsss.
Those who entertained that idea
would have been compelled 10 speed.
lily change their views had they been
IN attendance e, night and TO-DAY
when the beautiful white building
with lie interesting c0ntenis was
crowded to Its utmost capacity by Wis.,
Tors from ali sections OF Utah aud from
surrounding states and territories.
As they looked upon the different
articles that were connected with
pioneer lie and pioneer experience
1t brought windy to their recollection
many scenes anu occurrences loug sincG
passed into history. its articles cover
wide range anu detailed uesctil e
ton OF them can not be easily given in
newspaper. III order, however,
that visitors may not be uniniormed
with reference to what the Hail Of
ke!ics contains neat and interesting
catalogue has been issued under the
auspicts OF the commission. 1t is
II led with valuable Information anu
WIN he worth preserving whan the
Jubilee ID over.
A decidedly interesting feature IN
connection WITH tho Hall OF Relics IL
the old time violin and accordion
music furnished by Il. c. Peuder,
Geo. o. Smith amt Wm. F4ster. roese
veierals plpy upon NOR old-time in.
siruments ~ manner that aroused
unsteady inoliHsd Pioneers to that
point where they can scarcely yoirsin
rom dancing or bursting iurth In song.
Massrs Pender, Foster and smith viii
give exhibitions every afternoon anJ
eveaing during the Juu!lec,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

Nontuut:
Hsnding the water from the Desd
Sea, snys:
Water from tue DSad Sea.
Posaidou:
Handiug water from the river jo;-
den TO Utah, aays:
Water from the river Jordal!
Ujai:
OF! Thou Deed Res ot America!
OF Ihou silent GA
o Thou Mystery OF Nature.
Wnhin whose breast are buried the
socrete OF the Hgee.
To thee we render homage.
What hast thou snen?
What stprigs eOuldst thou tell n
thy waves had tOnHur!
Thou hast rlp2led past oar5 piled by
men and mGinels,
Whose history IL buried In the dust
of uuremrmbprcd age.
win thee, E)us are but years,
And centuries eeem like iloatl Z
hours.
Once upon time thy hands reach he'd
out anu traced a ah0ru line
One thousand feet above. upon the
N uDtuin's side.
Then, thou vast y0uns.
And yet, Kingdoms hal risen and
Kingdoms md paced into hist ny
Whil5 lthcu eriOyeu Thy cLildbood.
Thy wateIs, gathered from the
giant nile,
Rest for time Within the shores OF
Utah lake,
A reproduction hero OF the Sea OF
Galilee.
The crystal givulete which dance
with laughter TO thy embrace,
Are fed by living spriAgs beneath
the brow Of Nabl,
Even ps thu Dsau Sea gathers to it
sell a tribute
From the sparkling fountains Of MI.
Herman
Tly valleys, lakes and mounta ms,
Wan buslilng cities clus erii 6
| round.
Mark with perfect conf utaiion in
this western wurld,
The outlines OF holy palestine.
Here came the Pioneeia suil ty
| years ago,
Here their chiiaren celebrate theil
| coming.
1 now mingle with thy waters,
which,
In their journey hithor, kissed the
death mask from Jha desert
And bTou mt forth fruit and fl were
And grassy mead W, To give lie 10
mtn,
The water which gushed rom holy
bills
And rolled along historic Jordan,
Even rs hiue own jordan
Hath held tiny peatiy drJis within
lite arm S.
Anu now, wedding the Oh World
10 the New,
Win sparkling crystals OF the Dsal
Sea, | baplizs the,l
Mingling with thy history momoriel
! tue sacreu lana,
| With the W ter OF the river JoTdaF
l buptiss thetl
Pra.e be VITA the silent ontl
Utah saiutes tuo !
Band lays Hail Columbia anu e.;
erci1es cl0sr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

Lest might shorty after O'Clock, &c
the Calder's park rRr was {, turning L.
the city Thomas Vsnard, mining
ma Il Bingham, VINO wac sboGrJ
d-DppeI dead from heart dsolse.
Nernsrd, who hat been TO the psra
nad begu1 to WALK toward town. A.
the chr passed him ou its Trip to me
city, he stopped +, aud 80 on. Shortly
at cimUIng aboard he fell forward
1esd,
He was laid on The ground aui eK-
smiueI, anu then carrie. to Cries
drugstore on the car VIII = further
Exam nptiOn wAs maze. The body
as h tsseu to LvaDa' undertaking
pasluIs when Acting Coroner Snmmer
asa tueude OF the Jesd mat AAmiuru
a.. NJ inquest WAS Gtemeu ueces-
cary.
Tue decs, ssd was Elk years OLD
and has two hsters one IN East 5
Louie anu Of . nc D1wnet's Grove ncut
Chicago. The uouy VIII not be buried
here bul wiz be ahlp.oA cast.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21
TO MARRY a WIDOW.
A Man Wanted 10 Got Il Marriage
License without HIS Pio'pecnye
Bride icing Present.

"Is this where fellow gets tied
uL?" asked a man walking up to Clerk
Jensen, in County CLERK DunbaE's
Office yesieri lay.
"Yos sir" replied the clerk, "do
you wish to get married."
~ do" said the man, heavlng a
slgh.
"Where'5 the lsdy2" asked MF,
Jensen.
"Oh didu'; fetch her along, but
I've got complete description OF
het,n seId the man, at the same time
producing q sheet OF parer.
"WhH's her Hsm,?" asked the
clerk. The man aeratchct his head
and suawerad, "Sne's willow, AMI
G'ye got her mama somewhere, you
see sbo didH'S lie to come down here,
usL't get this tAing fixed up wit!it ut
pclrn MI. jensen insured him he
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21
Anormrn a.ornEn LooE.
one EIeiIcy-d 40 Have H't II Founc ia
Trinity County, California.

One HelIny.d az Have Nri n Enun6 III
Irlniiy County, California.
Whit is believed e. be mother
Lode u untold wealth hns lust teen
dice vursl az Hall ClH trinity
c uuty, COiforuia, ami as coEae-
queule excitement IS now fife IN tba,
locality. LIZ discovery Ia thus des'
crIusd by Joseph j. Cuambste prom
iuuut c izsu OF tina! lOceiy:
w. IL. Hall, e1.eisFk VI Iebnne
COUNTY, who owl a the beFt developed
niue ia tnat section, was seated with
+. u. Harrison, another mine oH ner,
ata rooster formerly III uss at the
iufmlr's mine, wheB Harr.sJn picl:el
up Que OF tue drag rocAs aut declared
mat he saw gold IN 1t. II wLs mash
ul W, and wac found to y!glc u color.
Hal knew from where the rex was
occurred, and going o. the spot, hey
found mure rock OF the game char c.
ter, Nhlcn, when assayeu, went $40
per ton.
Upun invtsiigation It WIS iounl
thus similar rock could be fUuuu
throughout u bell Of GJ0 Get, snd cut
CFupIipge oil tuis broad lCrm.tipu were
tltuuCut. Alter locating numLer 0i
the cIGIms along the b 81 part OF tn
iegd the dlEclvtreTs informed the r
reigabors lat MsnIay afternoon, ana
prospectors throu h ut that Wei ily
locked toward the new dn1. All lha,
night prUspectots were cue staAiug fl
ella ms, anu III lorty- sight uout5 over
ten mics OF the su posed l.Ge hat
beeu located.
Thr rJek is OF u black an white or
grny variety, anu is freely impfeg'
uAle1 with lime. The formation Jun.
tofthwPst ana southeast from reh Toa
t.. Del Nofte, anu bag Dten ioliYwen
by lie OF croppir s. for mHuy mtles, 1t
l. even GeclATeI LAT the same thing
IS found In Cclusp county, 21O miles
suu 'heAst. The iOrmEtl II lies between
a dyke OF lime several huuulci ieei
wide on the north ans porphyriii
composition 200 feet In width on tl'
sOut-st
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

The Horn silver mine was on tie
market today win eight cars Of crude
ore.
Tho South Swars's Mining c7m-
pany,paid It's Jubilee dividend Of s.. 900
today.
The Dsisy mine in Pine Grove d.
riot, llaho, has heen sold TO q. ii.
Wilson anu 90, It Denver, Colo, for
the cum OF $4,000.
Provo Ut1uAu: MIR, Henry Dunn
o. Ftisco maze our CtliCe pleassrt
call yeuieFuay. pr. Dunn is on Ais
way IN TO me jubilee. He reports
that timee IN the mining circles " the
nth are stirring. In the FeAvrt
Lake djsttlct Whsrs Mr.. Dunn With
otuers Is INTERCEPTED good showing IA
elrg made aud some reGlll high
grade silver ore IS being taken cut.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21
BnMman CANNON Returns.

Bowman Cannon returned from
Canada last eveuinR, whittier he went
little over week ago with the OK.
puciation OF bEiuging back with him
the notonsns Heimaus. Mr.. Cannon
snys the fu D ct bore resemblauco Of
the murUoTer, Uut was too short, and
only in Oue or two particulars was
the.e "a similarity bstweea tue men.
sheriff Lewis says this 10 the second
time ho hos been fooled, tut Us there
aiu three chances Ira Relshman, he
4. IN nopes u being succes'lui uex'
i'm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21
WHITE
Dress Fabrics.

A suowdrift Of cool loveline;s in
white, thin, sheer move ties at the
Lowest prices ever put on frst-class
goods.
White dotted Swisses with small
dots close together. you'll be sur
piised TO get them at (yardl.....S &c
I,coo yards Satin striped and Em-
broidered Nainsooks. made to sell at
ward, this week at tyard)......1Oc
White Cord Pque, the most fash
iouab'e fabric for skirting wear. a
special Bargain at yard ........12 &c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21
NEWS Fnou pGNtIo.
Ihe Record furnishes Its Usual Sap.
ply OF interesting Ltetns.

Ihe Record Eurnisocs Jis Usual suo.
ply OF interesting Itetns.
The q. ex again arled up yeslerda y
morning.
Since the starting up Of tho Home.
STAKE the shalt has Dsen driven uown
50 leet.
ihs Grand Central closed down
yesterday morning Tor rev days ia
orIer to give the miurrs an opportuni.
~ to attend the Jubilee.
ice Jackson an1 Peter AudeFs L,
who nre sluk.ug lO0.fOot shsit on the
B1ts weed vEtCn7iOn, are now down
80 Get and are pushing WORK.
Up TO date Two and q half miles of
tbs Cherry Greek pipe line hus been
lRid and the force OF workmen VIII
DC increased TO 25 men in a lew days.
Joseph ques aud William Lem.
mons have secured d contract for ruu.
mig q lOO.ioOt tunnel on Jesse
knighps Properly at Diamond, ala
started work los, week.
At the Mammoth mill the bntterv
is now running ut its Iuli capacity anu
~ soon rs the present supply OF ore il
exhausted another set OF vanIers VIII
bs ststtsd.
G. w. Slender, who has been aseayer
at the Mammoth mill fer many moons,
uGs resigned his posiJi1n. a. CsIamon
OF ibe'U nlUn assay oiiice 10 salt Lake
arrived in camp last Sundny ami is
tiillug the vacancy.
Prot. Samuel +. lannon's has com.
pletud his geological work In The oamp
aud has gOue TO Merour 10 Start tn g
work thete. lie viii leave in few
doys for Rusaia. Tho geological sur
vey begun mere will rot be completed
before Novomber.
All wore will ba suapended at 6
O'Clock THUS ley evening and will Of
be Resumed unul SUNDAY m,lui Y.
Superintendent, n lstil has ciosen me
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

mite for this length OF tine IN order
10 1--WE tho mintr, at the MuunctF
mite M opportunity to tttehd tA'
Jubilee.
Superintendent Fleming has st.
cured his pa'cnt On the new ettam
bDller which no recently Invented ~.
81 placing f. 81 numosr OF The mlIls
hrougbt ut Utah anu NeVads'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

Tho gTeatesI at,rsotious for the least
mopey win be al Csl1er'A Park.
HoTso races in the AFTERNOON, Bicy.
Gle races at night by electric light,
War aue Ghost Dances by lndiaus Mt
night, Illuminated Balloon atcBnsions
ut night, anu many other expensive
surac ions. Admission 10 hi only
25c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21
TRAINS EVERY hgDUR
70 Garfield Hcnch,

juriug Jubilee week, commencing
1915 a. M, July 20Gh. See EurOps's
lreatest educational Il veltv by the D.
Nov,s. Fare, incluling performance,
only 50 ceute,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21
EXtUHAIoS 40 isaEIC MINiSG
BIstUICr

Special excursion 80 Eureks, Nam
moth auG silver cry o. Sunday,
July g5lh via II o GIaute Western.
Orh e2,GO TOT rrr NIP, rratn leave
st S.3J a. n. Returns a, 600 y, m,
An excellent opp1Ttuuity 10 get uyer
thr euITo II tt.lvt. Doa't aii to tee
The D uhlu Circle. = marvellous en-
gineeIlug ieai.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21
PIONEER nay RATES


NO HNANDh WLNTENN HALFWAY
OH July 28rl aud cath thu Rio
Gaanue Western will sell tickets be-
tween any two stations ou it, line at
Ia @ OF one single fgrs for the round
trip. (rhis Is IN addition to the Pio-
nrer Jubilee rates 10 salt Lake..
Iickets good uutil July :6.h. Spler-
diu opportunity Tor camping, fleming
ara hunting pRrties 10 append a few
days In the mCuntainS. Nothing can
beat the strssms Ia ana about Fish
Lake (uear Rich field.)
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

Q uid 10, when tho MN pnid thu
leone lee apd toid e woul' Cnll
found agsir. II declined 10 take o
r, culpt. The last ding econ VI him
was nis rusniDg ~ town in seatch o
his prCsitcdvc bride.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

Cheapes. place in Utah to buy a fine
piano or organ, largest and best STOCK
In the city to choose from. We are
the mauutac.urer's agent. Sell direct
to customer. Come and geo us.
Temple OF Music New Store,
SU5 State Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

Constipation, an exc,edlrEly dam
geT0us condition Of the h well, 10 near.
Iy always tho result OF csre!essnesH and
inattentlCn 10 the Gala OF nature. To
correct Irregularities and restore
healthy movements, the best aperient
is Ayers Pile. They are essy to
take.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

There are too many people with
premsturoly gray hair, wheu they
might av0id IL by applying that reli-
able and effective preparation, Hal's
Hair Remover.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21
LOWEST EAaT BOUND RATES

Via Rio Grande Westsrn Railway.
OnWeinesdays and Saturdays uu-
I'll Augustllth the Rio GrEnde Vest
ern continue its low passenger rates
to all points East. Call at ticket flee,
DOoly bl OK corner, or particulars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21
BEAVER LAKE HINES.
HE is rArurh OF THE DISTRICT.
Rich Ore in h, Nnsnich Company
GrOund-N W. from Jinlic-
hat j X lraasf T.,

Father o. s.. Carver. tho original
., ~. IN. ,.u.., a,,za', n,.
i.V" VI " 'ne t''u'u ~" u" nS' ~
NE Betv Lake company snd ma
shD knows every iDcn OF tnat distinct,
lsinltbe oiiv ATTENDING the Jnbfler.
II, NO. ,,.,..,r,,,,,a-, t.a >-,.,,...
az "' 'D'e' N''"sI Wy -'A"S
porter today ana spoke IN gowns
,.rms Of that part # the uu,
nv. Said he. wbsn ouesllpn.o
" 'no camps "ui'N'
nave prophecies the Pacific coast
rom Patagonia to AlasRg hut nav,
never IN. actes, n dtsfic, th,t ,,.n,.
-. 80
PH''s "'ll 1'"Ver Ii axe went III
mere 10 1870 anu have been there eve.
eirce. Tus csplp has tho finest euf-
ace ,bovi,y of a,yr cyor visn,,U
A., 60 ~
41'' O"''St 'h"N spohe OF 'he u'usf'
cut miues OF tho district. Tue o X
a property owlel ny Alien q. G n. =
uoii If this city hos chat $50 eat
IN dopih nn0 The tni has shipped ore
winch has showed 40 yer cent u
copper win fair values ia gold nuI
silver. No worR Is being done On this
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

Whatever may be tue cause of pre-
mAtutely gray hair, 1t can be restored
tp the same color as In youth by Ha!Ps
Vegetables Siciiian Hair II newer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

Do not mIl ty yet our eautilul
souvenirs free OF charge this week,
Temple Of Music New store,
205 State Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21
ODDRH TSs
umFf

snii Lake scavengcr Compnn,.
All kiDus Of scaveug- woEg az fair
prices. Ofiics under Walkers Bank.
Telephone 273, p. o. box 26s. Frank
Larsen, ManarPr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

Organs from $40 ~. Pianos from
$40 VI, Ut tha Iumyls OF Mus 9.
.01 : nte 5 ieo'.
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HALE RAE TO niNGssAM, w SIC,
mARHSTALE


On July 2Gth aud 27.h the Rio
GTAude Wes;ern aupou ces q single
isfe for the round trip fom Sat Lake
Guy 10 the principal mining csmps,
Wis Unite, SS7j; h, ~ ham, 81 90;
anu Marysvane, (B elnal), "a 6J.
Tickets gUuJ five day..