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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06

Denver y RIO Grsudc Make. Additions to
Motive Power.

within sixty days there will have
been delivered 60 tho Denver q RIO
Grandc railroad az Denver ten new
Richmond compound engines which
win be used for the purpose Of drawing
over the ruud the heavy trains made
necessary by the Immense amount Of
freight and passenger trnnlc which IN
being done.
a sample of the compound machine
has been running ON the road for Sow
crnl weeks, being put % the hardest
work that could be found while no
actual scientific tests have been made
10 demonstrate the number of pounds
draw-bar pull shown Tor each pound OF
coal and water consumed. the practical
results have been quite favorable, cx-
cept In one instance. The engines are
good FOR enormous trains at twenty
miles an hour, The sample engine No.
si2i was given train No, ! out ~ Dcn-
vor one morning last week. IT, grace-
ful. smooth motion pulling out Of tho
from railroad men and engineers on
other machines felt green with envy.
However, over two hours were lost be-
tween Denver and Pueblo. and the men
were afraid they would not reach ga
Ida In time Tor breakfast, 30 they got
another iron horse az the suburb Of
iiesscmcr. But on tho roturn trip the
big machine was given heavy load
and placed on a moderate speed sohed-
ule ana every car was brought into
Denver without hitch or even a
slow-up On the Palmer Lake hin
For good, stendy work the compound
II all right said an engineer. hut
whom II comes TO running. the steam
doesn't have time 90 get into the cylin-
dcrs and she Just bunks along and
grouns ana ratfleH like n lot Of rocks
In "a tub When the heavy snnw comes
along and the big blows need "a pushcr
the compound viii be the hoy to 10 into
the drifts ana ram hole through"
The peculiarly nf tho compound IL
that the ensiue has four cylinders. two
on each Side The smaller cylinder first
gets the steam nt about 2e5 pounds
pressure. n expands in THIS cylinder
and then goes In tho nrXt and expands
again before passing through the stack
To tho air. The saving In coal and
water ~ not aa important MS the great.
or power thnt can be developed by the
double expansion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06
Hill Roads Cut Passenger Tariff on
East Bound Business.
WHY NOT ELEVATE TRACKS,
Proposition 20 Hun Trains overhead
Into Union Passenger station
aud Avoid Danger

a special TO the Chicago Record from
Sioux city. Iowa. says;
wv. u. McNider. traffic manager for
the Sioux city a Northern railway. an
nounc,s that that road and the Great
Northern. It's northern connection,
would Join with the BOO line and the
Canadian Pacific In making "A rate for
first class PASSENGER business 10 New
York which would be 81 less than the
rate Via Chicago and tho eastern roads.
This move on The part Of the iiili roads.
railway men say, Will ~ dcmorallzc tho
passenger busincas caHtbound that II
serious rate war may result For the
present the Chicago, Milwaukee a H..
Paul, Illinois Central and the North
western win not meet the cut and viii
continue to sch through tickets to New
York for f2s.55. while the Great North
crn makes a rate OF s2tg0."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06

Action of Haiiroad. will Cause M Advance
in Prices Of Commodities.

The Western classification committee.
representing the freight departments II
eighty western roads. met IN Milwaukee
yesterday, the object being. Il iH said,
to advance the classification Of n num-
Der Of commodities. principal Of which
urv groceries ana hardware. tcurHHcu-
tatiNo business men from many cities
~ the west We're present und argued
against the advances of loss than car
load rates.
\. }. NanlandinFham of 81. Louis. In
an interview. said. III tho advances
In lcsn than carload rates 80 into effect
the shippers will be- put to large exc
pensc and trouble In getting up compo-
site carloads 81 different articles. 80 nH
To get the benefit Of carload rates and
save the higL freight charges that
would be expected u the articles were
forwarded separately IN small ship
mcntE. There nrv also changes IN class
iatlufu to which We object. ah fpr In
stance, the change Of soap from fourth
class 20 third class, with a correspond
| ing advance IA rates from fourth To
third class, For twenty years Foap has
been claHHcd uH fourth class. A similar
change u contemplated ON canned
goods, ON these there has been pro-
no NJ about 20 cents "a dozen. and now
the roads want 90 advance the rate four
cents dozen"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06

III increased '"''m Olst1
NJ ib p.iltlQn ~ 4. 4. css, -.
prafin- ,,,eA,,s N William c,s'an lni,t'aior
ad n ~, W.. ,'iilswcrt 4 ahsi ,u,.,,s
dlltfibuion N \, ,at lnlstteio- asi s ~, 10y %
WIZ. eliIl I'D. haf lIlaf, ~ ~ STAT 10 he
10 y, 81; iag,ih day o. not ses hsss,r.s r.
Coun nm. ocl1ek & m. a, ife -. y
uuuri. In ssit lhe couft Rom ~ I'M
Utah ''N' NitY. salt IN. ~
Wines ihe clcft n ssid co,. .,.,
N,s. litepi. 1fNel ma ia ~.
ny Atnp2ANly ih DUNBAR c.rs
''esait a stewart a. w popaiy % q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06
OUR NE|GRBORS.
BUNKERvlLLE, NEVADA.
Among tn. settiernsnt, 81 the Virgin NV.
-Room fof Iiomssseker..


Bunkcrvilie. Nevada. Nov. s.-Forty
miles south or 81 George. hv the Wnt+..
on road. the traveller drops down Am at
once onto the shady and lovely rgrt.
Ing spot, "HeaNHr uIm" Only two o.
three settlers H. here. hut what hay
and grain the Traveller needs can b.
had. From herr 900 The mad follows
down the Virgin river just ono milo
farther on u thr small town 0f tlttis.
neld. comfortably situated. hunsfinr
GOOD school anc tlsaMee. somo haif
dozen rnnchei ore herr. with room
FOR n number mUfo on the Sides 90 the
river HAT. difiHnre uf Hfuut eleven
miles. This II The Territory OF ArIzlul.
near the Nevada line The uHw town.
Mcfquit. IL soon narhed Tnm twenty
To Twenty-Five families live herc but
there u room f1f many more Some
200 acres OF pr,iiy rUud land that has
never yet had n pluW uu o.. can be- had
for $50 to $500 go arre Water Cor ir-
rirntl0n can be had by widening and
icngthcnlnE the canal already built
The soil ~ easy 10 work. ana the canal
work can mostly be- done by rl1w and
ncrapcr, The canal CROSSES wash.
over which a lumber numa is built The
principal brush on the neu land b.
Mes1uit.
-Four miles acroag the river 60 the
NNNAh ~ HANN"H NA.'N' N"HN|AH
nearly ffty families II has a number
~ crcditabic btiliiuvs. Adobe. rock.
and brick are IT, building materials,
Several mnaons Dr. nt work NOW IN crl-
lars aud foundation. making rHudy tor
"a few more brifk houses 90 800 up In
the early spring. Near hy are Two c1p-
pcr mines Just y arted and furnish ems
ploymcnt for alnumbtr " the young
men.
what captures the Oyc here first are
the fields OF bpuuful wheat. planted
i've or six wcei ago. 4 Few u The
FARMERS are ntill sowing wheat. and stii
others piant Ia frhruury and claim u
does lust 80 wiu Spring wheat als0
does well on the Vlrgln river In beau-
ttful contrast with ihr green wheat 4
the white cotton patches yrt unp'cked
Vegetation Is not ali KILLED yet by Frost
no lee has Vet hen f1en her" this iill
Trees hold their leaves yet except me
OK tree and pomerraraie.
such IA tho condition 81 things on ihi
Virgin river the last week loo N"vem'
hsr. Those seeking homes On "a warm
climate viii find what lhey want h.I-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06
SCHOOL TEACHER


u relied ON coffee 10 much 60 keep me
up. having been told that II wuH "A mild
Ftimulnnt.' that I hardly knew what 10
do when / found u was rrally pulling
mo down hin, NV sleep was badly
broken az night ana I WAS all unstrung,
Am q school teacher and was exceed
lugly ncry0uf.
"When II became evident that waa
In "a very bad condition. / was Induced
To- leave on coffee ana Try Postum Food
Coffee, Mother made IL nrrt, but mono
OF us could endure Il, Il wur 80 Hat and
tustolca7. She proposed % throw the
package away. but I said. suspend
Judgment untll We have made II strict
Isl according to directions. u seems she
had made the Postum like she always
made coffee. taking IL OF tho stove az
soon as II began 10 boil. Mother was
50 preiullccd against II that she ala
not care 10 try II again, but | got sister
To- make the Postum next morning
strictly according to directions that ~,
allow IL To boil fun fifteen minutes M
ter tho boiling begins
I'VE were an amazed at the differ
onCf. Sister said It was better coffee
20 her taste, thnn the old, aud father,
who II on elderly gentleman and had
used coffee all his life, appeared To rcl-
ish the Postum M well as my little
brother, who took To It from the first.
"f'Or a while. mother chung 10 her old
favOritp, although she waA slel, more
or less Of tho time. Finally. one morn
Ing. she drank cup OF Postum by mis-
take believing II TO be coffee. We
Joked her va much about II. because she
ana not discover the difference, that she
finally admitted she had occasionally
taken sip 1f the Postum Coffee, and
from that time nhc proposed Ia use II
altogether. Her health has been very
greatly improved. ana W. are all strong
advocates or Postum. Please omit my
name from publication" ---, Flag
Ter, Col. Name can be given By Postum
Cereal Co, Ltd, Battle Creek. Mich.
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to change the name ~ the company
from the Pullman Palace car Company
to the Pullman Company. An Increase
In the number " directors from seven
NJ eleven was also voted, ana the fol-
lowing directors we're elected To the
board. william X. Vanderbilt. J. Pier
pont Morgan. Frederick ". Vanderbilt
and W, Seward webb. According to
the plans Of ,he Wagner Company Will
cease to exist after Dee -.
Through the consolidation Of the
Wagner Company with the Pullman
Company. " X. Vanderbilt M head
Of the Vanderbilt interests. ~ enabled
to acquire tho large Pullman holdings
~ the Boston & Albany railroad stock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06

risk OF killing a citizen at any grade
crossing.
II seems 10 me that the proper way
70 Dispose " the question here r. 20
deal with II now ng 10 Inevitably must
these railroad tracks should be elevated
along Fourth Woat street within the
city u ilts or every grade crossing
should b. hfidgcd. In either case there
would be. no damages 10 the lives ~
citizens. and the business " the rail-
road companies would be much fnclli-
tatcd. We must have a union depot,
but All reasonable protection must be
given tho uauuip.H
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06
LAKE SHORE.
Old srolks and widow. are Given =
Thanksgiving Dinner,

Special Correspondence.
Lake Shore. Utah CO.. Dee. IA very
enjoyable day was spent by the aged
ana widows or our little town on
Thanksgiving. under the direction OF
bishop Lorenzo Argyle and aids The
days exercises began with general
meeting In the ward house commencing
at 10 "a. N, and closing ut ~ noon. Din-
ncr nj y. m. and program IN the ar
ternonn. The meeting In the forenoon
was greatly enjoyed hy all present The
speakers We're James Aitkcn. Joseph y.
Greer and Bishop Argyle After meet
Ing the old folks and widows gathered
NJ the hall whore n warm dinner was
served, and greatly enjoyed by all the
guests, After dinner program was
rendered which consisted OF songs,
speeches and recitnti1na,
Two nice prescuts were then given by
two young ladies 20 the oldest Indy and
gentleman In she house. named Mrs.
PorciH Mckee and Mr., Peter Larsen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06

Victims 20 stomach. liver and kidney
troubles rs We'll ~ women, and an feel
the results in loss ~ appetite, polsons
In the blood. hacknche. NERVOUSNESS.
headache and tired isticss. rundown
feeling Hut thorc'a no need to feel
like that. J. W Gardner. Of idnyiiic.
Ind. says: Electric Bittcrs are Just
the thing for a man when h. don't care
whether he lives or dies. II gave me
new strength and good appetite, ! can
nov eat anything and have now lease
On life" Only 30 cts. NJ n. g. NJ. /.
Drug Dept Every bottle guaranteed.
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dcts quorum. viii take place In the So
cinl Han on Thursday. the fth Inst.
Great preparations are being made
To make the uccasluu u great success.
The Mutual Deliver. a monthly paper
published by the Young Ladies' assoc
citation. was read IN the conJnint meet
ing last sunday evening. and IL very
interesting and smiley little paper
The editorial writer's are: Misses
Ronie clark. Ch1flotte kowb1rry. Annie
Scarborough. Lizzie HatclInc and LII
Han Hnlinday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06
GRANTSVlL.LE..
Entering the unltsd state nndgot 81 in-
terrsting News,


Sp0claI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Grnntsyills. Toocle CO., Dee. ed
wnrd Fitches Of Durham England, has
lust arrived here 20 claim his bride,
Miss Minnie fuglchy, who came from
Tho snmo place about u year ago
Miss Julia NyHron, ~, and George
Orr, ~. were married In Salt Lake a
few days ago,
ThnnksFivlnF day was duly observed
by our ciilzena. In the evening grand
turkey supper and ball was given IN
the johnson Hail, which was well pa
trOnlzed.
William Hammond left here last
Wednesday for mission to the South
western States.
The third annual reunion Of the FL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06

II was q thrilling escape that Charles
Davis OF nowerston, @, lately had from
u frlghtful death. For two YEARS a Sc
worse until Il seemed he must die OF
Consumption. Then he began 10 use
Dr. Kings New Discovery ana lately
wrote. 1T gave instant relief and cf-
fcctcd permanent cure" Such wun-
drrful cures have tot q years, proven
us power to cure all Throat. chest and
Lung troubles. Price 90 cif. and Si.0O.
Every bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles
free at u. g. NJ. I. DRUG Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06
IMPORTANT CONSOLIDATION.
Rival Palace Tar Companies are Now
Merged Intn Ono CnrnnrnIIon.

The consolidation OF the Pullman
Palace Car Company and It's rival. the
Wagner Palace Car Company, was fati-
fed yesterday afternoon In Chicago at
a special meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Pullman Company FOR the pur-
pose OF expressing approval or disap-
nroNal OF the action OF the recent meet
Ing Of the directors In taking steps
looking toward the merging Of the two
corporations Nearly every share "
stock IN the Pullman Company WAS rep
resented az the meeting, and the action
Of the board of directors WAS approved
by practically an unanimous vote, In
approving the action Of the board tho
stockholders voted to Increase the cap-
itnl stock of tho Pullman Company
from sli.000000 TO S7l.000.OO0. the In
crease 20 be for the purpose ~ pur-
chasing the property Of the Wagner
Palace Car Company. II WIS also voted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06
CEDAR FORT.
Literary aud Debating society Heorssn.
tied.

Special Correspondence.
Cedar Fort rtah. Dec. 1.-The young
people ~ Cedar Fort are again showing
their earnest desire Tor Improvement
along political and literary nncr. The
other evening they met and effected a
reorganization Of tho Literary and De
batting society, and placed the following
energetic members ~ the helm; PrvHi-
dent. Albert Hnlrf. vice prcsii Int.
Nelllc Chamberlain. secretary and
treasurer. Edward Cook. program com-
mittrc. T.. a. Morgan. Mary Wilcox and
Caroline iinckiug.
Last evening there was very large
attendance aud an enthusiastic pro-
gram rendered.
The, Mutual Improvement aaHocia-
tons have now begun work ana II IN
hoped that the Fnm0 zeal will be- munl-
tested IN those organizations an In the
debating society.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06

Yesterday the county clerk Issued
marriage licenses to John I<irkman.
-, and Maudc Fairbanks. % both ~
GienwOod. and 10 Albert Nelson. q. of
Richneld. aud Martha Fercday. q. Of
Logan. The latter couple were married
by the county clerk at the nome u the
grnnm'a parents.
County Attorney Erickson IL con-
lined To his bed with IN grip.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06

from Qulotcpcc station 60 MoturlnEp,
is completed. The road Will connect
most NJ the coffee lands OF Oaxaua
with Vera cruz. including largo tracts
operated by Chicago and New YORK
capital.
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The last 1000 Of the beautiful book.
ION to Manila" detailing the achieve
Philippines, are now offered AZ 20 cents.
Postage prepaid.
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NOTICE Is hereby given that ihe pAf. ,.il.-
the hrin name ~ ..Nii'ss 4 NIHtr u uy Wn-
tual consent dlssoItm AT lnIn.N1 Ntj'
eNins said iirm has bgcu A,s'tn. w. "
mill.r Thy good wi o. sall e2.i .'' n.y.
Noul that suits" VA IN the lith Jay nl '.lY,
successor. .,.
II. < NMIh,hi,f,iR RWiGhE
Dated AZ Salt Lake Clty, Utah TINS tth 1ay OF
December lspv.
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~. u. nlanton of Thhckcryillc. Tex.
In two ycnfl uali over $4,000 % doc
tors To- cure ituuuinn Sore on his leg.
Then they wanted 20 cut u off hut he
cured u with one box uf Buckleu's Ar
Mica Salvc. Cuurahteed cure Tor pilef.
IS cts box. Sold by z. c. ~ !. Drug
mt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06

The last 1000 Of the beautiful book.
ION to Manila" detailing the achieve
ments uf the Utah batteries In the
Philippines. are now on.re at 20 cents.
Postage PREPAID.
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The last 1000 Of the beautiful book.
ION to Manila" detailing tho achieve
ments Of the Utah batteries IN the
Philippines. are now offered at 20 cents.
Postage prepaid
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nIAn noCfoRss tr utNFs Mr anr,T
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keus1s Tfuubir wtifh wus complicated " fh
lieaH hsrHss Ny nervous system vas wfaskfd
2 ruif ~ sleep had hssdaehss nsahf an ne
time was ihin lhi tsfy vaat ! could not work
! $40 0iseff~i ttft ny rtlsr VS. vfHE arf
rusalaf sal uIr heaH ruuld Gutter NJ tsatHf
taif I ha1 hsafi dl-raaa. Ne ftsiid bot hslp ".
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s.rpr stekton. Kills and Market streets. San
ftanciscp. Cal.
Consult the ItaJysn Do-ter.-Free
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The county court has bccn In session
today and transacted the following
business.
r. g. llanford and W. r. Ercrnnhrucl
presented a petition To the board, ask
Ina that Silver city b. granted town
government. A counter petition was
presented by G. V. Wheeler and Geo
PaNman, obiectinR 10 the granting Of
said petition The objection was Sus-
taincd Tor the reason that the original
petition does not show the names OF "a
majority " the qualified electors Of Sill
Ngr CIV
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VGDtN RAILROAD TINE CARD
OREGON SHORT LINE ny.

anRiyrs
" Nofth md Northwest. : a. M. 5s.l o. m.
~ , Nalh' sfoa, ~. 1870 a. M, ieil5 D. M,
M T. and s'0p.m.
LrAvrs
Zap m. ''
% ahd Is D, IN.
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'"onArr AND ovAnp,.,..,.
NOTICES.
uit County cisrt -
1--WE signers Tor Fui, VIZ Hespec-
Information.


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10Y saI' Lake couaiS. s,s,i p " Nm is
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WARREN CASE NoAsuITEO


a. district court. before Judge
..,rsy the hearinR In the case OF
warren q al W Theodore Robin
.luas resumed. The plaintiffs
,s,roducsd the transcript Of for
,,,1 As evidence. The judge grant
consult for each and all Of the
,alants.
arroRE JUDGE RoLA'P.
,.,v In the Farr VI North ogden
l-s.,st.a company case, spent the en-
nf.t.hi In the Jury room nnd re-
tato court this morning stating
49, could not agree. tn" court
" VIZ Inc Jury for the term. This
80 an trial once before ana cost
= y. - and this trial has cost 500,
~. total cost Of this case OF near
!. IA Inc suit h b. JTght by FAR
= ~ 1im OF tg51 for alleged dam.
u, Nj vineyard. By an overflow %
y vs,fh ogden canal In 1897, The
~ having disagreed will nccessl.
~ going over Of the entire trial
=. ease OF Edward Calvert W Ann
=. i,sen came on regularly before
~, polapp. II IN also n damage
=. alleged 10 have been caused by
I. .ysraow % water. The ease was
~ tsiofc Justice Han and So dam
=, vas allowed. but an appeal was
~. h the district court \ number
Z sfnfsssa have already been cN-
..i,si but the case has not yet gone
~ lufy % decide upon.
~. Rolapp will take up the law
y notion calendar Tuesday Dec ",
N jurors excepting those stun In the
~ 6lr. we're excused for the torn.
NrHE JUSTICES COURTS.
v.ysrfay. the man charged with OBJ
..fg goods unlawfully was brought
"a, Justice Hail yesterday for hear
4 but h. aHkel fur a Contlnuanc"
- vas granted indefinitely. II ~
| esshi he 10 going To- square the mat
a 10 II possible for the goods, and
/ ri dgt " trial.
| ga Patterson. the i5-ycar-old boy
| arfsl With stealing lanterns from
y no Gunir Western. had his hCar.
II lgiore Juigo llulaniskL lie plead
| Il s.lity 10 the charge and was bound
W. 10 the district court. the other
a-s hoys WIN were arrested with him
", Discharged
EPISCOPAL FAIR.
y Episcopal church Ia To have an
ubnte fair In the Stayner block. Ia
Tsa next Tuesday The building n
sff lite, w IN very good shape
viA booths. etc, for the occasion.
LICENSED TO WED,
yiriirp license was grantfd 10 viii
y slEsll. u. and Miss Violet Il.
',s a. both u Roy, Weber county.
DEATH OF MRS. BIRD.
Yr sarah Ann Blrd. aged 60 years.
% n the home ~ william Tracey,
lai'fiay morning ~ general debility
n femains wcrr prepared by l.nrkin
sn and shipped 10 Mendon. cache
asiiY. idr burial. that being the home
dei deceascd.
OGDEN LOCALS.
Yesterday ur the iO.year-oid son OF
hrneef Campbell ~ the Rio Ornndc
Na'im. waH riding his bicycle on the
,iY 20 school he ran into a grocery
lgh and received some severe
n Women's Club Of the city has ar
itnd Tor a very good lecture to be-
He iohlfht by Mrs, Charlotte Stst-
y n NJ country court house.
hige Dee, George n. Mntson aud
laui Eccles with their wives have
east on a business and plcasur,
~ tall given by Ford's full orches-
I at e,enlng In the Union Opera
a. Nr a grand success.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RY.

AuuivTs
N Wet ti5a m., is.Dpm.. $50 D m.
LrAyrs
'"hN"a'in,, i'10 y. M, $40 pm.
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Nr sarah Ann BIRD. aged 60 years.
81 n the home ~ william Tracey,
aisfiay morning NJ general debility.
2. rmains werr prepared by Lnrkin
1 sin and shipped 10 Mendon, cache
ssiiY. for burial, that being the home
\ D. deeal.Ol.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-06

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yiA booths etc, for the occasion.