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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23

AGENTS. 800 WEEKLY AND EN-
penses guaranteed good men 10 sell Arc
Tie Refrigerating Machines Tor cooling
refrigerators: guaranteed - per cent
cheaper than Ice: indestructibie ever
lasting Every owner OF a refrigerator
buys them, as the saving Of ice IN one
Have over 500 IN use. ! 600 testm0-
nials from leading merchants Of the
limited States. Greatest monopoly ever
ofered agents. No competition. eXclu-
eive territory assigned good statesmen.
Write to-day and secure your territory
before e. IS taken. ARCTIC KEFRiG-
TR ATING CO., Cincinnati, O. apps
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL THb
H,'ayr nrocess window washer. water
,Hnk ,snonge and rubber dryer combined.
KTEFER EROS, Cleveland. o. APPS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
TOR RENT

.e.r.-~ ~ ~./-~(-~~~~-o-~~>N-N-0
L'OR RENT. fT7s
OBS west Grace street. G-4
900 east Leigh street
1905 west Marshall street.
A ]. CHEWING COMPANY.
ono2 u north Tenth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
DOR RENT.

l. OR RENT.
A large warehouse formerly occupied
by the Allegheny BOX Company al the
corner OF sixth and Byrd streets. Rail-
road trackage etc, Apply 10
4. NJ. WORKMAN & CO,
ana 1913 east Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23

TERMS: Cash. for enough 20 dcfray
EXPENSES OF sale and 20 pay taxes and
q. note OF So with credit until April
7. 1900. as TO $73. and until Aprn l. 1901
a. "a Il 972. Terms az 10 the balance 10
be announced at sale
GEO. l.. WISE, Trustee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23

BY J. Thompson Brown & Co..
Real Estate Agents ana aucuoncers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23

7 IMPERATIVE SALE
THE LARGEST BUSINESS BLOCK IN
THE CITY.
FIVE HANDSOME. SlbSIAN IlAL
MODERN STORES,
SOTTHEAST CORNER OF MAIN AND
EIGHTH STREETS,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
J7OR RENT.

TOR RENT IN
West Grace-Street Suburban LII
House. rooms and out-hOuses,
acres good land, opposite Fair Grounns
Electric lines. very convenient 10 cl1y
ana j. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
TOR SALE.
MlCEHOME

We have several elegant Grace and
Frauk, u-Street Houses for sale 90 very
POLLARD g. BAGBY
an23 40. O. north Eleventh st.
81 ON WILL BT-Y A GOOD e.
3 .Z'eN ROOM UOl sE on Twenty
fourth street near Broad Pays j. per
POLLARD & BAGBY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23

,CRUsTEEs SALE
OF
20 ACRES OF LAND IN KING VIII
LIAM COUNTY, THREE AND
ONE-HALF MILES FROM
NEW CASTLE FERRY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
by Edward s. Rose Company.
OF
No. sos ST. PAUL STREET.

Bv virtue Of a certain deed Of trust
dated DIST january. 1897. of record IN the
clerks office Richmond Chancery Court,
u he f5q 4. uaee 3i3. default having been
made I'm the payment OF the debt thereby
secured. and being required by the bene-
nciary so 20 do. we VIII SELL by auction
upon the premises. on
THURSDAY. THE 27TH DAY or
APRIL. 1899
al $50 o'clock l.. NJ. the above numbered
property. having a front on the west line
OF 81. Paul street of - feet more or less
and extending back O3 feet inches more
or less. We have known persons 20 make
large profits from following up sales OF
this character Why not eaten on ana
profit thereby.
TERMS Cash as 20 expenses Of sale
and a balance due on bond OF SdjSll.
The residue a. may be named az time OF
sale. W. c. NEAL,
CARL RDEI kMtND,
j. ]. BOSWELL JR-
Trustees.
rrHu~.rq Z Doec 90 Aneffau4av uupy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23

BY virtue Of deed OF trust dated
Aprl Z. 1895. Of record in King william
clerks once. default being made In pay
ment Of the debt secured thereby. NJ re-
quest OF the beneficiary. 1 Will sell. on
tho premises. on
FRIDAY. April %. 1909,
~ 70 o'clock. noon. the above-described
nroperty. known as Bellevue. win a
d,yeuine and Other houses thereon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23

A COMPETENT BooK-KEEPER. WHO
can take charge OF office. desires po-
st.ton S,lth a good house References
,,,rrishsd and bond given II required.
Addrcss JOURNAL, care Leader. apt
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-08-12

A very pretty wedding was solemnized
Wednesday evening at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Dick nap, only the
intimate friends and relatives being
present. The contracting parties were
Miss Blanche Blood and Mr.. Chas. f.
Trump OF Blackwell, Oklahoma, Rev.
Craighead of Blackwell officiating. After
the impressive ceremony light COLA
ton was served by Mrs. hickman. Mr..
and Mrs. Trump will spend their honey
moon at the Omaha exposition and after
a short visit in Kansas will return to
their future home in Blackwell, Okla
homa. Those who witnessed the cere-
mony were. Dr.. j. Blood, Mics Ethel
Blood, father and sister Of the bride, Mr..
and Mrs. w. NJ Clifford, Mr.. Truman
Clifford, Miss Josephine Clifford, OF
Lewiston, Nebraska, Mrs. Gustin, Mrs.
AFTER, Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Oickman, Miss
Nellie Dickman, Mr.. Elmer T ylor, Mr..
and Mrs. Kier. Mr.. and Mrs j. G. Dick.
man, Rev. and Mrs. Craighead.
Miss Friend and Mrs. S. Vessel en-
tertained royalty Monday afternoon and
evening. The house was prettily deco.
rated with flowers, sweet peas being
used extensively. A peanut hunt was
the first amusement, 10 which Miss
Daisy Schweitezer, having collected the
largest number Of nuts was declared
the winner Of the royal prize, Miss Anna
Mayer winning the consolation. After
the peanut hunt small tables were
brought in and progressive high five
was played, Mrs. H. Mayer being the
successful one. The tables we're then
cleared for the dainty but elegant
supper which was served in four courses.
The favors were small cornucopias filled
with candies, while each guest was also
presented with small individual cakes
each decorated with lighted candle.
A visitors prize was won by Mrs. Katz
enstein. The guests Of honor were Mrs.
Ketch Of New York, j. Brown. Ocala,
Florida, Misses Schweiezer OF San
Francisco, Kittie Pollack, Omaha. Mrs.
katzenstein, st. Louis. Miss Stella
kohn, Aurora, Nebr. The invited
guests were Mesdames Mayer, Acker.
man. Newmark, Levi, Kohl. Friend,
Rosenbau.l, Mitchell, Berkson, Kroner,
We'll, Mayer, Schlesinger, Plowosky.
Seligsohn, Herzog, Ksensky, Open.
heimer, Misses Mayer, Frank, Hooper.
The Floral Kensington, an organiza.
ton OF the order OF Eastern Star, was
entertained at the home OF Mrs. M. r.
Davey, Thursday afternoon. The after
noon passed 10 the usual manner OF
Kensingtons. delightful refreshments
being served by the hostess assisted by
Misses Edna Green and Marguerite
Woodruff. On account of the threaten.
ing clouds that came up late in the
afternoon the ladies departed earlier
than usual. Those present we're Mes.
danes Campbell, Furguson, Jones,
Clark, DeVore, Vaughn, De Forest,
Green. Slattery, White, Bacon, Clark,
Taylor. Woodruff.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. b. Kof q
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hosenbaum gave
delightful trolley ride to large number
OF friends in honor OF several visiting
friends. The party rode to Havelock,
light refreshments being served on the
car and an elegant supper after the
arrival at Havelocx. The guests Of
honor were Mesdames Brusks. and Ketch
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-08-12

yWW
OF New York, Thrown, Of Oeala, Florida
Katenstein, st. Louis, Misses Scbwete.
zer OF San Francisco, Pollock, Of Aurora
Nebraska, Kohn Of Omaha. Those pres.
ert from Lincoln w-re Messrs and
Mesdames II. and G. Mayer, L,vi, Ac.
kermap. Newark, Kohn, Friend,
Mitchell, Berkson. Kroner, We'll, Her
zog. Schlesinger, Polwosky, Seligsohn,
Ksensky, Oppenheimer. Vessel; Misses
Friend, Mayer, Schlesioger. Berksop:
Messrs Speier, Green baum, Blum, Her.
zog.
Miss Louise Pound. the westero ten.
mis- champion, has just won a tennis
prize in Heidelberg. Her opponent was
Fraulein Koenigsberger and the score
was 6-1. 6-1. The prize was little
clock of polished brass inla;d with pearl
and enameleJ in blue and red. 1t fits
into red leather travelling case and is
a very beautiful and useful possession,
Ever since the Empress Frederick gave
such clock as prize to the winner in
a damen einspiel last year 10 Hamburg,
other German prize givers have chosen
clocks. The following lie the program
OF the tournament and number eight is
the one in which Miss Pound played:
HEIDELBERGER LAWN-TENNIS-
CLUB.
JAHREsTOURNIER.
Montag. den "a. JUL und an folgeuden
r. "s7n-" Tagen.
Anmeldungen zu folgendeu
Concurrepzer:
A. OHNE Vorgabe.
l. Herrep-Einzelspiel, um die Meist.
erschaft Heidelbergs(nur fur Mitglieder)
2. -Eipzelsplel fur Fremde.*
B. Damen-E inzelspiel. UNI die Meist.
erschaft Heidelhergs.
B. NIT Vorgabe.
4. Herren-E inzelspiel e Klassen)
5. Herren-Doppelspiel.
Z. Damen-Doppelspiel, bel genugen.
der Beteiligung.
8. Damen-E inzelspiel. bel genugen
der Beteiligung.
sind bis Sonnabend, den ~. JUL, Alb
ends Uhr einzureichen.
*Fremden, die sich an dem Tourniere
beteiligen mochten, stehen zach Losung
elmer Monatskarte allie Concurrenzen
offe1 bis auf No. L.
DER VoRsTAND.
Naheres: Anlage 80.
large crowd OF Lincoln young people
chaperoned by Mr.. anu Mrs. Chas. Burr
and Elmer Henkle will drive out to En-
signs park this evening and enjoy
dance at that we'll known pleasure resort
The party is as follows: Misses Outcalt,
Nellie and Frances Gere. Hays, Wet
kins, Cochran, Hammond, Raymond.
Lansing, Holdbrook, Foster. Ricketts,,
Honeywell, Junge; Messrs Chaplin OF
Omaha, Davidson, Brown OF Tccumseh,
Wiggenhorn OF Ashland, Thomas, Clark,
Raymond, Harmon. Walsh, Ricketts,,
Edminstop, Korsmeyer, Folsom, Hays.
Mr.. William Lawlor was pleasantly
surprised last Monday evening by
number OF his friends who called In
body to remind him that 1t was his 44lh
birthday and incidentally to psrtake OF
an excellent supper which Mrs Lawlor
had prepared for the occasion. Before
departing the guests presented Mr.,
Lawlor with handsome arm chair and
gold watch chain and charm. The
party included Messrs and Mesdames
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01
FIFTH WARD FAIR.
Closed Last Night With a Distribution
Of Valuable Prizes.

The Fifth ward fair and entertain
mont came to close last ulght with
the award ana distribution of prizes.
Mrs. Jane Stokes. AGED 10. was the old.
vstl lady present. ana got 70 mush SET
while those successful lu other cun-
tests were uH follows
Thomas rlmmina. oldest gentleman,
Mrs. Andrew .CuWan. oldest resident ~
ward, having entered In 1864, fruit dish,
Mr and MrH Richard lirlmlcy longest
married couple. alarm clock David A.
Relf, heaviest baby under Nix months,
white shirt aud box ~ candy. Mrs.
Petit. lady with largest family. one
sack u Hour. Frank stanley. most
popular gent, picture Lottie Marcruft,
most popular lady, picture. The waltz.
Ink cntcHts were won by Frank liung-
land and Mary Ann Mucei Carl Cars
tonsen and crlsale Fletcher ana q. y.
Watson ana sister Mrs Richard
Fletcher won tho gold ring. Mrs H.
Stanley the quilt and Mrs. n. \. SVEN
son the shawl,
During the evening the following pro-
gram was rendered
Tuhlrnu America aud cuba.
purt=MlHa y. ana a. YoungberE
Piano solo .s .ts.,s Agnes nahluulHt
llrclthtlun o., o.. 70. 81, 90 Miss Ida purmtt
HNhh fs 90 90 90 q" ssAleN buchanan Ir
song 90 oil, .. o.. s.., .LuttlD MuElystou
Iuhlnlu Two scenes from Faust.
A. Mathews, A. MnrCron. Eleanor
MaryrUu.
insuumrntal scleotlous-Mcssra Clovis
and HALEY
After the program an auction sale
took place, valuable goods being
knocked down 10 the highest bidder
This evening 20 dance viii boz given ln
the 0pon-nlr pavilion. which promlaos
10 be- wen pntrouzri
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01
FATHERS SAD EXPERIENCE.
Old Gentleman finds His Sons Playing
Pianos In Shady Houses.

Some months ago three young men,
brothers. came iu this city FROM Dem
ypr. They were bright. Intelligent fel-
lows who had received q good 'duon-
ton. were muaIcnlly inclined ana pos.
reared VI good voices The father OF
the boys. who D. r. prominent tltt'h
Of the queen city NJ the Plains. re-
cclycd glowing letters from hla sons
nt stated Intervals that we're fuU NJ
accounts regarding The aurnHa1 lh llir
thpy were achieving ln Salt Lake city.
Yesterday the ola gentleman dlnpp'l
IN tho train from colorado and pro
coodrd uu town 90 surprise hi1 darling
boys with visit from patur After %
long hunt De- finally located bem lh
three houses 0f ill.fnmr. where they
were employed uH musicians the young
rHt-unly rs years NJ uHo The meeting
between father and rln at the latter
place last nlrht Wnn.ffUW all accounts,
" % very affecting nature. Both lnft
the house together, and today the ola
gentleman took hl9 boys home TO Den
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01
POULTRY AND PRODUCE.
oRocnRIIs AMo MEAS.

UTAH POULTRY AND PRODUCE CON
mission Co. iOs West First Soutu street
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SALT LAKE SUITS HIM.


Frank N, Wilson OF the April Fool
mine evidently has an abundance Of
confidence IN tho future prosperity OF
lAh'H metropolis. as shown lu the am
uuungemrut NJ hiH intention ~ building
"A magnificent office building ON south
Main, Mr Wilson now has over 800.
goo Invested loo Salt Lake realty ana ID
d. Hlli the amount Will be- doubled when
nll thH deals 1u hand are ouusummpt.i
lin bought the Wellington Court ou
cast Second South fpr $4,000, aud thr
Harmon block Tor $4,000
lhr decd Co the Hawkins block ut 40.
ilD.lh.-l south Main street passed yps-
lgrlNN uui % Do uuun this site that Air.
wilson Intends Co erect one or the finest
buildings 900 tho West lIn uBid $50 gUl
Tor ihH property, The building win be-
HlN HtHrlUs hlsh. The frontage of the
property Do inD feet II viii cost a1fny-
thing near 100000
Work though, win not be- commenced
oh me STRUCTURE until next spring. bee
cause MT Wilson iH in mo- hurry and
h..'N'H Doc docs poe wish 90 work any
unnecessary hardship upon the present
occupants NJ thu ola building
Ihr new building WIN bo modern. up-
ln.dHi" lu every reHpout. hordughly
hir-prN1i and equipped from top 10 Dol.
tom No Will bear the gUruum,n ~
"Iha WILTON block"
The plans are now being drawn nv
Arghlie.t a. ~ Nguhuusuu
MI Wilson ulau intends 90 erect Ia
hnD residence ANA muyr his family IN
this city Within twelve months.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01

SALT LAKES NEW HOTEL.

2s2 Rooms. 81 Bath suites. 100 sampl,
Rooms Location the exact rougr1bh.
teal cqntor ot the main business por-
ton Of SAT- Lake city. Cor Main ana
Second South SITS. AN car lines" The
eye % the luxury loving commercial
man or the swell tourist alwuyH rolling
favoring glance towards a very Gene
trslly located and elegant nrHt-ulass no.
tel, rests with cOmplucpnt satlsfnction
upon this palatlal hostelry, "Thp Ken
you." with an It's luxurious appolnt-
ments, IL as much ahead NJ mo Or
binary so-cnllod modern hotel uH Inc
pullman sleeper Ia ahead OF the coaches
OF long ago
The hotel has been leased 10 Nh. Don
Porter az sole proprietor and aotlva
manager The ouyiahle reputation ana
unqualified success attained for tbe
Kenyon iB the result OF the fayorabie
impression made with each guest. The
excellent table and homelike afr per-
vading the new hotel 10 lnvariahly
praised BY all,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01

on occasion u meeting National Edu-
catlonul Association at Los Angeles.
Southern Pacific Company announce TO
Los Angeles and return the following
low rates;
From ogden $500.
From salt Lake city SIC so.
From Grand Junction and intcrmedl-
ate points $500
From Park city $3.50
These rates include n. T.. a. member.
ship. Reduced rates from all other In.
tormOuntalu points.
Tickets on sale June eth. July ard
5th. Sth and 9th. StopOvcrs allowed
going up 10 July nth. and returning
within final limit September ith.
Cheap rates will be In effect from Los
Angeles 10 other California points OF
interest. Improve this opportunity.
For further Information apply TO
nearest Railroad Agent. or
w. II. CHEVERs, Agent, s. p. O.,
ogden.
ID. II. GRAY,
General Agent, 8. r. Co.
No, 2li Dooly Block.
salt Lake city
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Observation-Disclosures
ToDAYs WEATHER REPORT.

salt Lake City-Baromoter 1921
inches; temperature, 9 %. no., 81 dcE.
minimum temperature. 81 deg, vino,
northeast. 4 miles per hour clear.
SYNOPSIS.
A storm center OF considerable inicn-
nity D. central this morning over south
orn Arizona. hut mo- precipitation bias
preceded or accompanied &c. except
trace at Grand Junction, Colo ana 'u-
inth at Santa DE-. n. NJ. An area ol
high pressure lies 90 the northwest oi
salt Lake city with its crest over
southern Idaho. Another storm area lH
apparently central near WinhepeF. 1an-
ada. and an nrop of high barometer he7
east ~ the Mississippi river Heavy
rain has fnilcu over central ana aouih
eastern Texas. Ablline reporting lbs
inches
Forecast FOR utah made at San Fran
cisco Tor sc hours ending 9 ,. ni, noun
tain time.
CLOUDY tonight. Sunday fair, wnrmcr.
Local forecast for Salt Lake CITY ana
vicinity Tor 70 hours ending tomorrow
Fair tonight and sunday warmer
Sunday. -
L. ", MURDOCH
fcction Director. Weather Bureau
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01
LUMBER DEALERS.
AUCTIONS.

NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE
bought sold and CNchaugu1i easy pay.
menis Washburn Furniture Co. % Wost
First south.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01
JULY EASTERN EXCURSION

mo OHANDE WESTERN RAILWAY.
Detroit and return SjlOO ON July 1,
40.
Hichmond ana return, S5975 on July
s, @ TO-
Indianapolis and return. $500 on July
10, u. Us.
For fun particulars call or write
Ticket ONCE. uuUly Block Corner
The Rio Guudr Western Railway Of
fors two fast trains 60 the east daily
with through Pullman Palace and or
binary sleeping ears, Perfect dining
car service. Magnificent scenery Cool
and dcughuul ride across the Rockies.
AT LAGOON, SCNpAY Al sii6.
The four Millions suNoph1uu QUAR-.
tctte-N ucaIlstH-ghHractcr comedy.
Americas Musical Experts.
Admission free. Grand stand. Zoe.
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CONFERENCE or cuuRcn AUTHOR.
lrtEs,


For above occasion the RIO Grande
Western Hallway has agreed 90 make
a rate VI one single fare Tor the round
trip Go Salt Lake city Tickets on sale
at points lu Weber. salt Lake. Davis
and Utah counties ON July 2nd. In san.
on July isti IN T,utlo on July ist ana
End
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01

Members 0f Myrtle Lodge No. 1
Knights OF Pythiaa and An other
knights urr earnestly requested to
meet ut the Castle Hail. sunday. ESQ
D. NJ, 60 attend the funeral OF our late
brother Samuel NJ. Xciglcr.
LLOYD r, KING.
g.. - Myrtle Lodge No. X. r..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01

Sealed bids for the following priv.
loges ON the salt Palace grounds for
the season OF 1899. viii be received un-
ul . o'clock b, M, July 3rd, by n. X
Thomas committee, A. Main street.
Cigars Bar Candy and Chewing Gum.
Fruits and Nuts Crlspottps and Pop.
corn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01
CHURCH NEWS.

regular services Of the church q
Jerus christ " Lattcr.day Saints VIII
be held tomorrow. sunday, Fast meet
inga being held In the respective ware.
at 2 o'clock pm. Sunday school ai
10 m. and meetings in the city w"ru
assembly rooms and adjacent wards 90
follower
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01

Castle Gate and winter quarters
Lump. Nut and Slack
Anthracite. OH fiac1.
D. j. BHAUp. Agent.
Is routh. Mnin. Iolephphe' ~
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Or. Talmagc's new book. wrlttcn by
appointment. In four styles of binding.
cloth 800, leather $3.50. leather EiIt
$500, morocco gilt $3.50 Special dla-
quuruma. For sale at the peseret
News,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01

July 1898. Detroit and return. 35i. 90.
July $3.50. Richmond and return,
July id-i7ls indianapolis and return.
compohy's Office "old stand" aol
Main street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01

Atchisou, Topeka and santa Ne ny.
July g. and TO-
Hlchmand and return" 90. e.. bs.lo
July i6. n ana IT,
Indianapolis. Ind. and return. iG 10
Two daily trains via ~. q. W. u. r.
Dining cars-standard and tourist Pull
mans-cloctrlc lighted chair cars-rock
baiinstcd road grade crossings.
In fact all the luxurics and safety APP
planes OF modern times
For maps. etc, call on or address
G.. 4. WARREN
General Agent A. 7. s. r.. tii Dooly
Block. Salt Lake.
"MoviNu PICTURES"
Every evening az snltair free.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01

Religious services In the German LAM
ruaHe are held every sunday m9tnlhk'
ht - o'clock IN the Choir hal on
Richard street
scandinavian religious meetings are
held every sunday 90 10 o'clock o.. m.
In the choir hall. Richard street thia1
city Also every Thuradny evening az
5 o'clock in the Fourteenth ward as
sombly rooms.
There ls some talk Of changing ne
headquarters VI the Southern HlAl'H
mission from Chattanooga 90 Slncin-
natl
Elder Theodore 1rnndiey. late Bishop
of Richneld. SEWER CO., having moved
Go Alberta. has been appointed bishop
of the newly formed settlement OF SUR
ling. south ~ Lothbridge.
The twonty-nut quorum Uf Elder.
Will not meet lu the Nineteenth MlfN
meeting house uu Monday evening nfNi
az 3 o'clock us announced, 90" nr' !ihs
having been postponed Tor two Weeks
In the Eighteenth ward chapel Toe
morrow evening Elder Alunzu r. keas.
Ter will speak on the prnseNiHtouco ~
man, ana bishop %. 7, whitney WIZ
also mako some fcmurkH. Everyone Is
invited.
Presidents " Mutual Improvement
associations aud ward authorities de-
string 10 have the "Nsws' print the
programs 90 Boz rendered IN their wards
On the first sunday night VI each month
can have the same done hy furnishing
copy ON the Friday previous.
Elder Henry 81. Tanner having re-
turned home from Ann Arhur Michi-
gan. Elder Muthonlhah Thomas, %
Davis county has been appointed 60
succeed him aH the president Of the
branch nj the Church at that place,
which ~ almost entirely composed ~
students nc the University or Michi-
gnn. where tho Utah delegation has a
very high rruufnfluu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01

Advertisers who desire 20 roach the
country population OF tho NVestern
States and Territories should patron'ze
the Semi Weekly News" rs clrcu!a-
ton books EIs open 10 all ADVERTISERS.
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rrAutnMMIu sND's HNNK
Interest paid on savings Francis
Armrtfonr. preHt. y W. Nhdncn' vice
TfGrt. J. b. Caine. cashier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01

The Mutual Life Insurance Co. Of
New York IL the oldest company In
America and the largest In the world,
and has come 20 Utah 20 stay. Don't
lose sight 0f these facts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01

Looking Tor o. good time goes 10 saltalr
July ithi two bands, continuous dane.
Ing,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01

ztoNs sAvtSOs BANK and Trust
co. the Oldest and largest faFlngal
hank In Utah pays Z per cent intgt'at
On 81 or thousands. Start on account
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01

Co o. pleasant Fourth OF July outing is
that you are always Hu crowded
Plenty of room at sgltair, two bands;
continuous danelngi moving pictures.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01

You can have good time az snltair
july iih cNru it % docs storm. Two
bands continuous dancing.