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The National tribune., 1897-11-18
CHAPTER I.
Copyright, 1897, by the Publishers.1

3sShorty," said ST klegg, the morning after
Christmas 1862, as the 200th Ind. sullenly
plunked along through the mud and ram,
over the roads leading southwark from Nash
vile, they say that this is to be sure
enough battle and end the war"
- Your granny's night-cap they do" an
swered Shorty GROSSLY, rs he turned his cap
around backward to stop the icy current from
chasing down his backbone How many
thousand times s that bin stuffed into your
ears. This is the forty -thOusandth mile wey We
marched to find that battle that was goin to
end the war. And I'll bet we'll march 40
600 more. This war amt goin' to end till
we've scuffed the top off all the roads IN Ken
lucky and Tennessee, and wore out Gods
patience and all the sole-leather in the North.
/ believe it's the shoemakers that's runnin'
this war in the interests o their business"
The cold, soaking rain had reduced the
most of the 200th Ind. to mood when they
would have disputed the Ten Command
ments and quareled with their mothers.
There's no use bein' crosser'n saw-buck
if you are wet. Shorty" said ST, walking TO
the side of the road and scraping Oft his
generous-sized brogans several pounds OF stiff,
red mud. They say this new General with
Dutch name is fighter from Wayback, and
he always licks the rebels right out of their
boots. Pm sure, hope it's 80. like huDtin
ez well Ell anybody. an I'll walk ez fur Ell
the next man to find something to shoot.
But | think walkin' over two States, back
ward and forward, is altogether too much
huntin' for 80 little shootin'. Don't you?
Don't worry" snapped Shorty. You'll
git all the shOotn' you want before your
three years are up It'll keep"
. But why keep it so long," persisted 81.
" If it can be done up in three months, an
we can git back home, why dribble it out
over three years? That amt the way we do
work back home on the Wabash"
COnfound back home On the Wabash y
The National tribune., 1897-11-18

THESE November DAYS are the ami
versary of period of great dependency
by the loyal people of the country, fol-
lowed by a more than usually gladstone
Thanksgiving season. The straits to
which the Army of the Cumberland had
been reduced by being beleagured in
Chattanooga on short and constantly
diminishing rations, affected the country
very dismally and overloaded the sue
cesses of the previous July at Vicksburg
and Gettysburg. But the splendid vic
tories at Lookout Mountain and Mission
Ridge, Nov. 23, "a and %, relieved all
fears, and people went TO their churches
on Thanksgiving Day with extraordi-
nary reasons for gratitude to the Giyer
of Al Good Things. 1t is very appro-
pirate for us to take the occasion of the
unvailing of the monuments to the
Pennsylvania troops which fought so
splendidly around Chattanooga to recall
the memories Of those momentous DAYS.
The National tribune., 1897-11-18

FRANCE has only recently introduced
the jury system, and French juries are
showing some eccentricities that dis
count the home product Last week in
Paris, they acquitted two prisoners who
had pleaded guilty, and whose lawyers
asked for the mercy Of light sentences.
We believe that an Illinois jury once did
the same thing on the ground " that the
accused was such an Internal liar that
be could not be believed even when he
pleaded guilty"
The National tribune., 1897-11-18

sN1ERE1 At WASHINGTON FosroEHoE sssoONOoAss WAITER
The National tribune., 1897-11-18

Now, assuming that the editor has
The state herald., 1897-11-26
Name 'fsvn'' o ' Lot l township 19Eas Rang. Ar" G oh T'
sc except Il II grounds
and Holyoke

sc except Il II grounds
and Holyoke
sw except RR grounds
and Holyoke
VII of ne
NV except Holycke
Curnahan Il school tract
Ell Of sw except Bryant
vii ofse
NV ofne
ne NV
NV
Rw
o., OF ne except
Amherst 4 RR grounes
nc OF SO
VII ofnw
nia ofsw
sli OF 80 OF sw
NV
NV ofsw
WI. of NV except Haxtun
and RR grounds
no except Haxtun and
school grounds
ei, of NV exceDt Haxtun
The state herald., 1897-11-26

,. Tho cast half Of north half OF tho following rart
to-wit Commencing Mt a point ~ fret rAst OF
aorthc~st corner Of block W rad point lssnnins at the
int,r section Of the south lin. of Furry st., with
the -a.t liDr of MorlAn ave-, theme. m feet east
thence 10 foe, south thence so feet ws., thence
The state herald., 1897-11-26
Nam, .Jyi,r Fart Sec Block o ..,-,
Township Range
en- OF no Of NV 10
One elevator situated

Cne elevator situated on Z 4 N hight OF way
at Amherst
One small building situated on lot i2 block
% Holyoke
Ono frame barn situated on B& NJ land
The cast Z of the south 4 Of tho following
tract to"wit: Commencing at point SO
feet east of tho north east corner OF block 20
said point being at tho inter section Of tho
south line of Furry street with the east line
Of Marlin ave thence 800 feet cast thence 300
feet south thence 800 feet wcst thence 800 feet
north to place of beginning a. Holyoke
q HOlrnka
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TOWER FROM COTTONWOOD.

IL was anticipated several days ago
that the electrical energy generated at
the Utah Power compnny's plant in
Big Cottonwood canyon, by water
power, would be applied Immediately
for the operation OF electric cars In
this city, tut from various osuses II
was not till this morning (Feb. 25)
that the actual application OF the
power was made. Today tho street
cars on the Salt Lake City Railway
compauy's lines arc propelled by cleo
trio current produced through the
utilization of tho mountain stream In
Big Cottonwood canyon.
The event mhrEs an era In the
application OF ono Of Utah's great
reueurces--water power, distributed
throughout the various mountain
gorges where sparkling streams arc
hurrying and skurrying on their way
to tho valleys bslow, to make glad the
heart of the filler OF the soil. Some
time since, another important etep
WAS taken, in bringing the electric
current for lighting purposes to the
city from tho Big Cottonwood com
pany's plant. Our streeis were
illuminated herewith; and now tho
rapidly moving street cara are pro.
PEELED by similar means, through the
enterprise OF the Utah Power com.
pany, which has mace the first appli.
cation In the State OF power in this
form.
The gentlemen connected with the
Utah Power company, and similar en-.
terprisey, arc gatlo beneiactora In
carrying out great works such as has
been accomplished In this instance,
and which add to the comfort, II.
venienoe, aud capacity Tor work OF tbs
public In this State. 1t ia true thu;
when they started out they anticipated
that the onterprlse would be an invest.
inent beneficial TO them; I'D surely
they were right in having that expec
tation, Tor n 1t had not promis, 1
returns in good 10 those con-
cerned, the incentive to inaugurate It
would have been lacking. The iaot
that they have attained success In ar
enterprise OF lhis character stAmp pc
them ms worthy the thanks and nppre-
citation OF the public, as bsnefactors to
the litter for having tak9n up the
great financial responsibility which
attends the performances of such q
stupendous work. May they and the
public reap the legitimate reward Of
success ior their having addeI another
to the progressive enterprises OF the
State.
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THAT FORT CAMERON PROPOSE.
HON.


The proposition Tor the Stale to pur.
chase Fort Cameron near Beaver,
aud establish there branch of the
State normal school, is being urged
upon the present Legislature quite
alrongly, anu u number OF memOsrs,
possibly q majority in both houses.
look upon 1t with favor. Whea It Is
Remembered that all the hig ler edu'
caliOnRl Institutions OF the Stale
are in the northera part Of
II, that the southern counties are
without railroad iacillties, and have
always labore1 under great dlsadvan-
tage In respect to educltlon, the 10 rec
OF the claim that comes from that sec
ton for higher educational institu.
tlon becomes more apparent.
The Fort Cameron properly is offeToi
to the State very cheap. Blu,
tho State, like an individual, should
never purchase that which 1t does
not nen1 merely bscluss II is
cheap. Yet there exlsts a need
In tho s,utharn part - th.
state tor nrra,,i snno,, w.
nsrs,ns ,,a.o vho u,,,h % an.,t,a
,hon,oa,,.a ,hn .a,a.s,. ,aa.,,
inn ara ohlI,adto ~ -, ,t,.,.1a
100, ~ ana -
.n.o ~. ah.,.a,a, -
vho o,ho,u,s. na,,i, 49, $50,
,raIninn MI. ',,.,aa ,.
necessI,s,, ,ha ,,nno,,a,inn 90 ,so
s,n,hor, o,r,,,,as ~ anaIta., 49,
a,a H. s,..,ss
rot o,,I,ooo 5n,f,,o.,n,a =. 49,
nos, ,n,ar.s,a -, at,,aa,,a.
Thara ia auh,,ar,,sT
otn,w ha, ,,a a,n,,a.n a.,,. -,
Tho a,.,a aho,t,t r.o,i,,a IN, a. IA,
rsrard. Tbe,r van NO man and woma..
uyho dosi,a 20 ,.c,,,,, ,..o,.,
rlyht In asl, tba, so,e NJ tn, ,,cl,,,tas
ior normal tra,ning mia 10, hy ~,
5tnte be p,aced within th.i, roac,..
and If Fart Canaan, "a sn,,,nl,
alta for 81 norm.I schooi 80.
nrenopdera,,pg a,g,m.rts ser, 10 -
IN be I'm favor or ,,s rurch,ss Inv ,n.
Sta,e ,or that nurnnss
On. ,r,u,,ert ,r,.d o,a,ns, 49,,
nronos,,ion Ia that tha NJ, "a Ill
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REPORTED MISSIONARY BLOOMING

The high water along the Ohio river
ana lie tributaries already has claimed
number Of human victims, and a
abatement in one OF the night dis.
patches awakened Considerable ankle.
~ here. 1t was as followH
LOUISVILLE, Ky.. Fob. ot-Tbo Ohio
river has reached a stage OF 26.I feet on
'no ina "nu .nV ti'o IS no" at me ratio OF
Threo drownings arc reported, the vie.
inns hoing Elder Morton, a Mormon
c l,,,Ih,',','S "' i@Giti',o lonIy nol
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The disph,obtsae Norm IN missijnatel,
and it Is possible that tie unfortunate
man was orc Of these, II the drowning
reported has occurred.
AZ the present writing there appears
to be no probability that the Elder
Morton replflei drowned is a Mormon
missionary. Dlligent Efforts have
been made TO ascertain whether aDy
Mormon Elder has met with mis-.
fortune, but no news OF that klnu Ia
obtaiapble. IT anything OF such
aerlous nature as that reported bad
happened, the tidings should have
baen at the Presidents cflice In this
ely az early rs Il was given in the press
dispatches. The Elders travel In
pairs, and under the positive instuc-
iions given them the accident would
have been reported by Telegraph to
Chattanooga, ami from there here.
Since no replr, has been made, IL Is
reasonable ~ b lievs that the unior u.
nate man was not from this part OF the
country.
But whoever he IL, aud whatever
religious Organization he belongs to, IL
ia sod event when u missionRry,
away from home and family, laboring
IN what he sincerely believes is q
cause that VIII bring good to mankin1,
losea his lie by accident or other
musns; the blow Ia uoubly severe o.
The bereaved, aud their lose calls for
sympathy from all loving hearts.
The Mormon Elders have been
notably and peculiarly preserved
In their missionary tx erlences.
Some have been called to give up their
lives as martyrs, come have been taken
away by accident or by disease,
while In the mission field, but 4 e
proportion thus taken has been
marvellously small. The faith in the r
going In pence and returning In safe y
has been manifest to wonderful ex-
tent in the results shown in this regard.
And may the messure OF preservation
accorded them in this respect continue
to be the lot OF tue hundreds that go
out each year from these mountain
yaies TO declare the Gospel OF lie and
salvation to the nations.
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setsion OF several Villages and given
battle to the government troops with
considerable loss on blth sldes.
In view Of the fact that tho appear.
ance OF a multitude OF false Christs in
the earth, together with wars, rumors
of wars and famine aud pestilence in
many place., are given as sig1s OF tn g
approaching end OF the present
dispensatiou, the facts that every
day at thu present time are engraved
on tho pages OF history are
highly slgnlfcant. Similar signs
preceded the termination OF the
Mosaic disponsatiou. Then there was
conimotlon In tue component elements
OF tho itate as well as OF the CHURCH
a reiult OF utter disregard Tor authority
On earth nnd authority in heaven.
Rsbolllons and wars, strlie and con-
teution multiplied, and 40 the ditsolu.
lion drew nearer, pretended sagiOrs
arose until IN many places the cry was
near "Hrio Is Christ and hore is
Christ" There is a striking slmilatl.
~ between the signs Of our age and
those OF the time Immediately pre-.
ceding the establishment OF the New
Testament dispensation--s similarity
that the thoughtful will feel Disposed
10 regard as more than accidental.
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A FALSE CHRIST.

~, =, "a.
ine ''a@''ian so'era'iien' seems 10
hA'e 'onsi'eiuo'o ',o"''o On accoun'
p" "V 'ei"sns i'u Wy 'Ans''o "ho
p'e'enuS 10 % 'ho On'i'' nus name
10 A"'0Di' OOhSo'hei'0' anu ne IS se'u
:" nave "h Ar'neu 'oion u "'VoO ioi-
iows''' 0ns'onoeu IN 'no mountain
'as'nesses o' i'AnlA anu III = position 10
AnnoS .uiS pio'i"o' unu aoIoin'ne
o"ee' no oai'' h'uisei 'ue goou
Nau 20 'u'''""uo' " Me'Ne
ii7u'snAn'S' 9'ii'e''ln' % Il" i"iiS in.o
u""oo "uN p'eA''V' o'"'Aue
asA'Nss t''e~'' 'o4 s"o eo'""''''''i'0N' u
is N"I ' "'o'''
oopse'ulu 'n' Au ,i o. TINS
10" ''.1's'4 ' u " ''D'1 - '''"'o "n'on
~ ii'ns'ie may "ooOn' ''r h'a
..,,' l-e, ., ool'u''ioN' 'se'as
'nat niS N-o'uo' "1S opp,sou " n'o
wiIe anu shueaVofea oy All means u
D1ins "TDuV : sY .' o''"esn .no
'"o' e' IIs' 'eo'i' was v 'e'i uof
sun tnA. n'' wy WIS "o' rus " ~"
anu 'h"t 'n'' was 'uo rear s'ounl o.
heI opJ se''uhs 70 WIS "l'iAnot' ooheel-
nero oeheVeu MS mother' ono uay ho
pretended 10 30 GU Journey
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Mans most painful {, I'll lctions arc
promptly relieved by BRnard's Snow
Liniment. You will never know all
that a Imminent can do until you try
this one. Cures Rheumatism, Nsu'
ralgia, Sprains, Bruises, etc, as by
magic. Tho most penetrating COM
pound ever devised. This case ia but
one of thousands: 81 had severe at
tack of rheumatism. Gould not work
by Jay or sleep ut night. Three april.
CstiOns OF Bsllsrd's Snow Liniment
cured me within twentyiour hours
q. w. Ford, (oi Lyon Supply Coz FIT.
Worth, Texas. Price, so cents.
Sold by q. @. M. /. Drug Depart
ment.
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OF something anaiEB Ia the throat oil
lungs. DJn't mind the cough, mind
the cause. Use the remedy that
cures the cough by curing the cause.
Ball ard's HoTehound Syrup cures
Throat and Lung Troubles, Whooping
Cough, otc., the right way. Qplck,
Sure, Safe. Mrs. w. B. Evans, Clear
water, X .ne., writes; "5ix years ago
my husband lay sick for three munthe;
the doctors said he had quick CON
sumption. One bottle OF Ballard'a
Horehound Syrup cured him." Price,
20 and 80 cents.
Sold by q. U. NJ. L. Drug Depart.
ment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-25

WE HAVE Ueen Requested TO publish
list u The British naval stations in
the world; but the list IL go long, and
would bs OF 30 little interest to mcsi OF
our readers, That we feel It would be an
imposition upon our subscribers to take
up reading space by such publication.
Hence we are constrained to refrain
from complying VITA the request.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-25

When tue liver Ia sluggish all other
organs are involved. You suffer from
Constipation, I Biliousnsss, Jaundice,
Headache, Indigestion, Pain In Back,
Chills anu Loss OF Energy. You will
never know how promptly these
troubles eau be cured until you use
hERBINE. Ii cures quickly when
other remedies utterly fail. Regulates
the Liver, Purtlys the Blood. HER.
DIHE is a Harmless Vegetable Remedy
that gives new lie and eoergy almost
from the first dose. Price 20 Gents.
Free Trial Bottle at u @. Nj. l..
Drug Department.
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HE NEWS acsno pledges an invi.
ttion to attend the Newspaper pic or
ial art Exhibition this week in San
Francisco, IN aid OF the Chronicles
relief fund. Nearly thousand draw.
Inis, the work OF newspaper artists all
over the Union, will he displayed .
The pictures VIII be sold for the bene.
lit Of the poor Of San Frauclsco.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-25

OF the Dssal passenger, is fnci, sstap.
ll-hod by physicians, aud this iauthur.
ity ehould carry more weight than as.
ser'lous OF ircompetent pagties, that
cntptrh is "A bloOi affection. Ely
cream Balm 10 . local remedy, com.
posed OF harmless mediCanls aud free
% rrcuTy or any Injurious drug. II
VIII cure calurrh. Applied directly 10
The iuflamed membrane, 1t resiOtea il
90 lie heulttv cnodltinu.
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EXCURSION no wAsHINGTON, IL. {.


-" Aie 4 MON AhViiCs
Fen. IS n ana 97n, round trip only
1915. Two daily trans. Tue short.
rst aUd fastest lint. For pRrticu arr
yall at Union Pi clfio ticket oillce, POI
Main Street.
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have gwen upmte riain's Cough
Remedy q fair tast ami consider II ouo
Of The very best remedies for Group
that I have ever tDuuJ. One dose has
always hteu sufficient, although / use
u rnely. Any cold my chiijreu cor.
tract yields very readily to his ueui
c.r'. can con cienuOusly recon-.
moud IL for Group uud cnlis 10 chlldre,.
Go. b. Wolf, Clask Of the Circui
Court, Fernaudlno, Fla. Soil by drug.
gut,
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City Subscribers viii Kindly notify J, T. Dunbs 7
leitountor), Of any irregulArilJ In the delivery
hoir papers
All communications should be addressed to
DzazxkT EHus PUniISzrra Ca
cslsphons ess
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The NEWS Is 90 sale at tho principal Hotsls, Rows
Stands and all passenger trains leaving ihs city
after p. dGty,
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Tho DEsEREr EvKrrNo NEwa Is putlishea daliy,
Sunday excepted, NJ corner south and hAfs '"hp'"
Htfocte. Halt Lake city. . -.
Train Rdi:ion a. $50 p. Regular Edihoh ny
O'Clock. .
Tho DrsxnEr srNr.wrrzf.r EEws is publishod
Tuesday and Friday of each week.
This DrsEnxr wEEELx In magazine form 10 pun
nBh cd every Baturda1.
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ID ETWFEG THEATER AND EIGHTH
~ south on state iady's silver witch with
Main attached. Leave NJ this once
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Payments for Subscription always in advance,
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A RE You A HOTEL MANI IF so no
IN YOU want to buy q Hotel furnished
throughout and doing n No. l buEinessf ]
have such proposition for sale IN the Boley
House at Mercur. W. Il. LADD,
SOB Progress Block
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GONE ONE WITH LITTLE CAPITAL
- to work on to buy n two thirds interest In
The Oklahoma Group OF Mining Claims on the
West pip at Mercur A great bargain to the
right person. W. Il. LADD,
Progress Blk. +. o. Box So.
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MO DOUBT SOME OF YOU WILL FEEL
IN hard towards me after March the first II
do not sell you saltair Cottage liy Lots for
less than $40 and Sli apiece but tell you plain
ly and frankly will not, and have less than
30 more Lots TO sell at present prices, and IL
you have any doubt about these lots being a
them. W r. LADD
T. O. BOX 372 5Oj Progress block.
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NJ EG NTS.

Tweafy vords Tor lines inserted aade'
ibis deadiag, once for l5c, toioc for 25ci
ono yeek for zoe; one month for SOC per
line. No ad. taken Jor less than loo.
Wamts Of mors than lines same proper
Tomato rate Adysrflse aud get res1ltta
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NRNTS.

Twenty teords Tor Hnesl inserted under
This heading, once for l6c, tigfee for 25cS
one week for SOC; ono month for 600 per
line. No ad. taken for leso than 10
Wants Of more than lines same pro7s'~
soaats rats. AdueTtiAe and act rextsSho
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MINE DOLLARS AND NINETY NINE
IN cents will not buy q saltair Cottage city
Lot OF me after March list, 1897.
W, r. LADD.
h03 Progress Block
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CtMhLL HOUSEKEEPING OUTFIT. SUIT
- able for beginners. or for baching. No
dealers. ". H., News Once
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ID UBBER STAMP OUTFIT. JUST THE
II thing for man who wnnts TO make mon
ey' any printer can run II in connection with
his printing without extra cost Instructions
make them, OUTFIT consists Of apparatus for
making tho best rubber stampa, n fine stock ct
rubber types stencils, arEing letters etc. W
u, ~, this office,
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INNCLUsIVE AGENCIES. LARGEST LIST
H Tutuo Bros Real Esthto leo Main.
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wANTeD-mlsC5 LLANEous.

UvANTED YOU 10 MAKE AND SELL
w 200 kinda Of soap. Il. q. sortor, Baker
City Oregon
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MALE Help WANTED.

"ANTED-MkN FOR GOYERNME
w positions as railway mail clorkR, car
riers, gaugers, inspectors. engineers watch,
men, 1anitOrs. etc, 70 writo AZ once for valuable
information (treel; examinations occur soon
IN every state u. :. BUNkAU or INFOR-
NATION, Dept H. Cincinnati, .,
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rT1HoSE PERSISTENT HEADACHES ARE
Il probably caused by your eyes, Tests free.
Moody. expert, Constitution iullging.
Az EXCLUSIVE OPTICAL STORE;
n eight years experience; w. II. Rushmer.
manufacturing optioinn. a. West First south
street kyos examined for glasses tree.
Special loHses ground 10 1T the eye.
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WANTEu-s SITUATION.

II HIGHT YOUNG MAN, EXPERT TYPE.
~ writer ana penmGn, wants work OF any
kind part OK day or evenings. Address 81,
News
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sTHAYED

DAlD.FACED soRREL MARE. BRANDED
ID 9. Il. on left thoulder, weight about 500
pouudl Return TO No t57 south ilh East st.
Reward.
T1EOM eGi SIXTH EAST ST.. A JERSEY
a COW, flight color, no horns. no brand
Return 70 above addrGssand get reward.
LOST
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-25
FOR RENT OF LEASE.

1NRACKAGE PROPERTY, SUITABLE FOR
4 a coal or lumber yard corner ith West
and South Temple Streets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-25
VETERINARY SURGEON.

nR NuNN'5 NETERINAR1 PHARMACY
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-25

TNIRsT CLASS, WIDE AWAKE DRY GOODS
ca, csmen 10 carry as side line the
A. NJ W WATERPROOF Dress Facing and Bind
ing. the best IN the market Big commissions.
Address with reference, Weber MauuiEctur-
ing Co.. Ofhkosh, Wisconsin.