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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15
PERSONAL.

VIM. White and J. y. Fnrr Of Heavier
are In the city Tor Few days,
A. !. wiley. prominent mine owner
OF boise. Idaho. II nt the knuiHford.
H. 49, brown ~ Mnntl IN up on busl-
ness. ana Incidentally visiting friends
n. -. Brooks " down from the June
ton city ON business. Ito IL at the
cullen.
T.. +. Smith l. up from the Garden
city ON business. Hc h registered at
the Kenyon.
A. ". stevens and George Moore are
registered az the knutHfurd, from
singapore.
President benjamin Clun is In the
city having Just returned from u bust.
ness trip 10 Beaver. lie VIII return 10
the Garden city In fcw days.
Joseph Christensen. Andrew MudHon.
Emma Christensen ana Annie burnside
comprise pleasant little party who
came up from Falryirw 90 enjoy the
Lake.
Mr. uipprrt. a tourist from England.
10 registered ut the knutHfurd Mr..
Hlppvrt lH accompanied by hlH wife and
children, ana are now on their way 10
California
Rcy. y. McGcary NJ Mnyworth COLI
logr, Ireland. and Rev, j A. Rogers Of
llilnfNt NltNnilhf Aluminium NNN az NN'
White House. These gentlemen have
been around tho world ana are now on
their way 60 England.
Or. George H. Fcnulmoro OF Beaver
city is nt the Walker House. The doe
tor states that business ia lively in the
little town. many building being put
up. aud the present prosperity In
thought 90 be permanent
Alex buchanan Jr,, who has been Tor
years valued member uf the "NowH"
rvpnrturIul Htun leaves this evening Tor
Great britain ON "a mission. His
friends and former associates unite In
bidding him God speed.
Franz Blrtocs OF Deutschland, Geo.
Myrcl OF switzerland Kari Todacu Of
Deutschland, ana A, u. Harvey NJ Lon
don, are n company Of gentlemen VINO
have been touring Europe and America.
and are now ON their way tu the coast.
1--WE have found Il extremely hot tray
cling through the EuHt." remarked Mr..
Harvey "uud In one ur two places have
auroumbod 90 the heat on the trains,
and tainted away Your section ~
country is one NJ tho most interesting
we have been In and your Slltulr iH the
gem Of Jll water resorts OF the hnd.
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What Pres. Barnes Of City Council
Thinks Employees Should Have
HE SAYS THEY CAN GET 1T.
Suggests Thursday Ne y Proper nay.
aud Gives Iiint 80 the Retail
clerks Association.

President barnes Of the city coun-
cIl has taken the Initiative. IN n move
mcnt looking 10 the closing ~ all the
stores in the city ono day each week.
at o'clock. during the summer.
Mr. Barnes stated today that he
thought u could be- accomplished very
easily 'The merchants wont loose
anything By 49," said Mr. Barnes. "and
u will give both them and the married
clerks o. little time with their families.
nn enjoyment that will more than COM
ponHntc Tor whatever loss may be aua-
tanned In the OFFSET before e becomes
generally known. but the practice is of
long standing in the East and 40 one
~ aforementioned. Tor u la known that
900 stores close on u certain day at
I O'Clock. therefore the people do their
trading in season.
- would recommend 90 the members
Of the retail clerks association. that
they take this matter in hand. and I
have no doubt but that they can
push that matter through within a
week"
Mr. Harness thinks that this move
ment would offset much of this Sunday
decoration. that BE- such nn annoyance
a. the churchcH. that 10 the recreation.
which everyone. especially hard worked
merchants ana clerks, must have. can
bs enjoyed on some week day that
there will be- less disposition 10 visit the
rrr0rtH on sunday
- understand that some wholesale
houses closed today no / O'Clock md
I think 10 wont ho long before the re-
tnil houses viii DO tho same. but satur-
day would hardly Boz the day Thurs
day ! think would ho o. good day ON
which 10 Eiyc this once 20 week holl-
day"
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A Montana Sheriff Captures Two
Men Wanted at Coalyille.
wEREBRoUGnT BACK TODAY
sheriff Lindsay Of summit County
Came In win the Duo rhis AMER
noon special Priesthood Meeting.
ESPECIAL no rHE "NEws"1

Coalviic. July i5.-sovorli weeks ago
two valuable saddles were stolen from
j. C. woetcr Of Park city wcctcr of
fercd reward Of $50 for the recovery
Of the saddles. The saddles were recoy-
cred but the men who stole them ea-
capped and were located IN Montana a
couple Of days ago.
Sheriff Lindsay of Coalvlllc notified
the sheriff at Dinon. Montana, 10 ar
rest them. he ala 90 but he had 20
shoot at ono Of them. slightly woundlng
him In tho leg. Sheriff Lindsay went
10 Montana and reached Coaivillr this
afternoon with hls two men whose
names are Lorenzo and Dan snyder.
The preliminary hearing will take place
az Coaivillc.
a special meeting Of the Priesthood
Of the summit Stake was held ut Coal
willie today. Apostle Cowlcy is In at
tendance.
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Observation-Disclosures
TopAYs wEATnER RErORE

Observations taken at a. M, Noun
tain time
Salt Lake city Barometer 29ss, cure
rent temperature C3. minimum o. 1-
perature tt. calm. clear. "a inch rain-
fall.
SYNOPSIS.
The storm aron which was yesterday
central over eastern Nehrhakn hos
moved eastward md this morning 10
over Lake Michigan. Pressure cpntn.
uca low over the Pacific. middle nnd
southern plateau States showers have
been general over Utah. Arizona. sou-
thern Wyoming. colorado Ncw Mexico.
South Dakota. Nebraska, Kansas.
Iowa. Illinois and Missouri. The hcnvl-
est fau. 4 90 inches o. reported from
Dodge. Kansas Cedar city received
JOS and this city 10 Inch. An area ~
high pressure continues central over
British Columbia ana another hlFh hea
over the middle Gulf states. Temporal
ture conditions remain unchanged.
Forecast for Utah made 90 san
Franoisco for % hour ending 3 y. no.,
mountain time sunday.
Cloudy tonight and sunday. station
airy temperature.
iocal forecast FOR Salt Lake city and
Vicinity Tor 10 huufH ending -. m"
mountain time Sunday;
Conditions continue favorable for
mowers tonight. Sunday fair and
l.. Il. MURDOCH. Section Director.
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MODERN METHODS.

NoIoE BUILDING. HIGH GRADE SING.
ing' Theory and Composition taught by a,
g Lund, Prot NJ n " A. Music iippt
Holds diploma from NoyHt Conservatory
OF Music. ~ IulrfT ono OF the ,f0remost
schools Of music In Eufopoi las had throo
Aetfs. ~ ecssful eNperiunce as u teacher.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

\ brilliant event IL anticipated In the
song recital 10 De- given hy Mrs Helen
sherman Cue nj the Ladies' Literary
club this evening \ double qunrtettc
comprising Harry Sherman George
Mostorvolt Or. Charles q. plummor.
Fred BENNETT G.. l.. Robertson, a. u.
Peabody Fred Jayne aud l.. y. XuliC,
VIII assist the riftod sol1lst Mr.. Harry
u. Gu" viii BE- thn accompanied. An cx-
cellent program n provided IN the fll-
lowing numbers
/ Arise from Dreams ...... .Tourtellot
Mrs Cue ana Male Double quartet.
lt I hut Know COCO. 90. Wilson q. Smith
alpphlc ode ..s., 90. 90. 90. s.ilrnhms
Inlh song ..sss 900 zee ssssss Mhcbowpll
Ihe SILVER ring ,stss geo 90. thnWinndc
I'm n Pilgrim lhy re1ueaU .... Marst0n
Mrs. Cue and Male Double quartet
OF Thee I'm Thinking Arthur Nevin
Nina. "a sicililn death song pcrgolese
Romance tscibeD from Faust ..Gounod
Ntfrnnur sttss .stts 600 sssssstsssst ulctte
words by Bayard Tnylorl
ltoarnnnhe ''''' ''''" ''''. Chnmlnnde
Angcdenkon .'... '.'...,-. Cornelius
Mrs. J. \. wltchor will be- the guest or
Mru. W. " Rice at Park city this week.
Miss Mamie Porter returned from the
East Yesterday. Miss Bertha Mcintyre
N Fulton. Mo, md Mrs. Dick berry
Of g. Joseph ACCOMPANIED hor
Miss Alice Evans celebrated her nine
toonih birthday yesterday In a pleasant
evening party given 60 u number OF her
friends at her home IN the Sixth ward.
Eighteen years ago MiHH Evans took
the first award offered in Utah Tor the
prize baby nt state fair md her
friends ARE ~ tho opinion that her prize
winning qualities have not diminished,
In tho years that have passed.
Miss Manic Swan. Miss Matte Dos
rgmuH aud MoHBrH Jesse Badger and
John ilngiunu are among the many
parties who will spend this evening at
Saltalr,
Miss Lulu pcnrosr entertained o few
of her friends Friday evening nt her
residence on Ninth East. IN honor of
Mr. Bert EnHtmond. The evening was
spent In playing games ana cards and
the guests pnrtook ~ dainty rcfrchh-
mcnta.
Miss Charlotte Norris gave a delight
ful card party last evening, nt her
home. i3a Center street, IN honor "
Misses Jennie Wing and Kettle Clot-
worthy of Hchpr city The young
ladies have been In the city FOR the past
few months aud returned home today
after very pleasant and most enjoy
able visit Afier cards, refreshments
were served. when nm impromptu must
cal and literary program WIS carried
out. Prizes were awarded Miss Wing
Mr.. Nelson, Mr.. Jnmca and Mrs. Frank
clinton. Mr, Tom Norris and Miss Alice
Hosllngton,
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The First Baptist Sunday sctsoi 'ad
race over tho Pennington course, which
viii take place July 30 iu attracting at
tention. ns the prize list u good one
and with such riders aa Lucas. Evans.
surrurk. Guthrie. Tucker. and Wolf
gang. the rnce g. sure t. be- a hot one.
Many novice men have entered. The
prize llnt iH na follows.
Time prize. silver medal
First prize. silver medal
Second prize. Solar gas lamp. donnt-
Cd by A. ~ Meredith.
Third prize, razor
Fourth prize, pearl knife,
Fifth prize, white shirt
Sixth prize. pair 81 Huapendera.
Seventh prize. nrCktla
Eighth prize. Dewoy'H mascot,
The observation train viii leave the
ogden A Salt Lake railway depot at
$3.50. The ruce win be eight miles.
Tho Hat of an riders and their hnndl-
caps will be made later. After the race
there will be- field sports at Lagoon.
BASKET BARGAINS ~ SHOES, sLir-
PEns AND ONFOHDs,
at z. G. NJ. !. week commencing Mon
day, July IL.
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WANTED AGENTS.

sio0 WEEKLY AND EXPENSES GUAR.
hntred q good man Co OFT as general agent
sui handle sub Agents Tor The sale Of Arc.
nc NpfrlFernilnH Nnuhiurs and Afrtlr
out rd i Dor cent cheaper than Ice. I'M
uesirurtlh.u. everlasting. ufDf son .u usni
wllluav so Tor any machine any place Ia
the Y. +. OF cur make that vii not du as
guaranteed noWarr ~ WORT bless lultn-
tons For full particulars and agency, adj
dress Arctic hcirisctaung Co, tlnciu-
natl. %.
AGENr4 MANUFACTURE NOuu Own
ruuds. book Of ~ secret Formulas ~ Prot
OF Chemistry. Containing one sourat which
cost 80, Price a1e stfanE ME- Co. ST.
Louis. Mu
supporter 10 leads nii others The bicycle
riders delight Cannot come u1tastrHed.
\ Wnman's patent u out Of slaht before
The bolt IL ON. Money Rounded 10 you arc
ulf pleased. 2i cents postpaid. Heron q
HnTrHu. Oakn'ousa. la
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What shall do 20 keep cool2 Call on
sloan az his Parlor Drug Store.
Page Two
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LAND OFFiCE ITEMS,

The following homestead entries have
been nlod ut the land Office.
July i2-Wtulm H. Forsyth ~ Teas
dale. iGl acres No. section 20, township
30 south range 4 east.
July It-Gcurgp A. Eardmnn Of
Evanston 1850 acres IN section 20, town
SHIN north, range 10 east,
willard ScoHeld ot Manila, Utah, 100
acres lu see, 20, township north. range
no east.
Loo 4. clayton ~ Torroy, Wayne
county. l121 ncros IN sections G and q,
township 20 south range east.
July o. Nathan Slater uf Huntsville,
100 acres in section iO.townahlp north,
range east,
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

Contractor Holt denies that any Of
his men Who urv employed In uNcnvat-
Ing work have struck Come dcmurred
60 making four trips n day down 10
was readily adjusted and today D.
had morc men and teams than he knew
what 10 do with.
The members of the Veteran Artillery
association VIII be- In possession ~
cnldcr'H Park ON Monday and thlthrr
they viii 80 with their friends
ON that occasion. They have
arranged good program have
- more expect TO have a big time.
The nowa from the bedside OF Dr.
Hughes who lies dangerously M at his
home on First street, was not very en-
couraElng this afternoon. The patient
passed restless night and was IN a
bad state today. While his condition
~ regarded na being very grave his
wife and friends hope for the best.
The report NJ the board N health Tor
the week ~ as follows Births a.
males y, females q. deaths g. males T.
females 9. bodies brought from out
side places Tor lnturmcut here d. cone
tngiouH diseases. flnWu outstanding a.
covering 10 eases of scarlet fcvrr, In
fictitious diseases T. typhoid fgyer 2,
whooping cough .
MNNa AfNlNNNlf VINO NHNlNNN ON n NNNA
West. near Firm South and hcr dnugh-
ter. Mrs Robinson. were out driving
last evening ana received quite scare
Their horse became frightened ut the
dlscurd Of "a street ear gong, ana MAX
Ing side jump, overturned the buggy.
Fortunately no one was hurt ana the
animal did not attempt to run,
The foundation for the Consolidated
Implement building ON the east side
asf "A NH..Ff laNfHHf aud EsHfH
ond South streets has Just been conn
mcnced, ana will be- In full operation
on Monday next Upon this foundation
twenty teams Will be- employed, the
contractor Tor the excavation OF the
foundation ~ Mt Holt
The public library has this week add
ed to itH llst NJ books thrcr copies Of
the noted novel David llurum" by
Edward NuyeH WcHtcntt This VIII be-
interesting news 10 patrons Of the lib
rary who viii be given un opportunity
10 read what 10 considered the most
nucccastul and famous novel 81 the
year.
H. g, t.und, a son NJ Apostle Anthem
II Lund has Just returned from Ann
Arbor. whore bee graduated this spring
with hirh hunorH. Mr. Lund took tho
course In law, and won Tor himself an
onyiable record, having received the
degree OF Ill, n, Mr. Lund has Zoe
Gated IN the office Of Attorney e.. NJ
Nielsen, Constitution building. whore
he VIII begin practice nc once,
The people OF the Third ward have
ararngod most interesting aud unique
program Tor their annual outing az
CMder's Park next Tuesday A game
NJ townhull between the married ladies'
Of the ward and the spinHtors Will br
one Of the ninuHpWDutH The bachelors
and bencdicta WIN also play bali
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Atshison' Topeka and sauia TeRy.
July 5. and 10.
Rlchmand and return. -. -. %. rs
July iG, II and IS.
Indianapolis, Ind. and return. 40 10
Two daily trains via r. q. W. r. u.
Dining cnrs-stnndard and tourist Pull
mnns-oloctric lighted chair cara-rock
ballustcd road bed--gradc crossings.
In fact an the luNurics and safety APP
planes of modern times.
For maps. etc, call on or address
g. +, WARREN.
General Agent 4. T. s. r., al Dooly
Block, Salt Lake.
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SALT LAKES NEW HOTEL.

2s2 Rooms 80 Bath Suites. 100 Sample
Rooms. Location-the exact go0gruph-
teal center NJ the main business por-
ton Of salt Lake city. Cor Main and
Second South SH. AN car limos" Tho
eye OF the luxury lowing commercial
man or the swell tourist always rolling
a fnyoring glance towards very con.
trnlly located ana elegant nrst-cllas no.
eel, rests with complaccnt aatiHfHctl1n
upun this palatlal hustelry "Thr Ken
you," with nh its luxurious nppolnt-
ments, IL a. much ahead OF the orr
binary au-culiod modern hotel ng M.
Pullman sleeper IA ahead OF tho coaches
OF long ago.
The hotel has been leased 10 Mr. Don
Porter nH sole proprietor ana active
manager The ouvlablc roput1tlon ana
unqualified success attained Tor mo
Kenyon lH the result of tho favornbi.
imprctsinn made with each guest. Tho
excellent table ana homclikp air DER.
vndlng the new hotel "a invariably
praised by an
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TO INVENTORS AND AUTHORS
Caveats illed, oNhmlnailuns made Ia tho a.
=, Patent once ~ Washington, u. o. copy-
right. applied FOR patents secured In IN
countries, Inventors ana authors rights
protected Al business private. 4, 4
fhtcni Agency tlnA y, Staynnr Attorney
aud Mnnafcr ONCE McCufnlck building
salt Lakn city Telephone u, Cofrespond.
cnce with stamps solicited.
oMNi-CuRA. MASSAGE TREATMENT
trr the removal 81 wrinkles black hsads and
facial blemishoN sol Constltutinn block
JOHN gtMMs. CHniNEYs AND run.
naCce cleaned and repaired. Utah Stove
and Hardware Co. III W THIRD South
4 VARIED ASSORTMENT OF SEC.
ond-hnnd Job display and body tyne. An
ply 10 the peseret News, Hhlt Lake city
A. J, MCDONALD, GRAVEL ROOF.
Ing, all sorts ~ roofs repaired. Leave
orders. % L, second gouth.
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c6NFEREi,dE' CHANCES.

The dates set FOR holding the follow
Ing Stake conferences are hereby
changed 10 enable President Snow 10
attend them:
SEWER Saturday and sunday. July
% and 10. postponed from June q
and g5j
Utah; Saturday and Sunday July
% and %. tp0stponed from July 10 and
lGI
Weber. sunday and Monday. July
30 and o. Postponed from July % and
2lD
Cachc Sunday and Monday. Aug
and D. postpOned from July 80 AMI
80
iiannock Sunday and Monday. Aur.
90 and q. postponed from July 30 and
3l)
=. u. RICHARDS.
JOS. r. SMITH
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a coon GIRL EoR GENERAL HOUSE
work Inquire lii ~ First -outh
ACTIVE MAN 10 FILL yACANT POS.
itlun. tlsnu weekly aud expenses. state
ngo aud reference Address Globe Co, 80
Chestnut Stfu Philadelphia. 70.
UtRLtuN dENERAL HOUSE WOiik AT
tn LAST lriEham, Mrs. 4 sharp
DO You MANI MuHkf no YOU
want helpi Go 70 lerkclfath &Co., tdt Main
street Iclcphune t6a q " strnch MFr
UNION EMPLOYMENT AUENUY. Dit4.
worth a Meitidc. ManaFu ~ ~ Main 81
Tpi 4Jp-I
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SPECIAL Low RATES TO PITTS
uTfgg AND nnsTnS

Via Lake Shore 81 Michigan Southern
RS. one fare f1r the round trip from
Chicago. Return limit, August 3ist
littahurg tickets on sale August ist
2nd, ard an ana ith. Boston tickets
August mn and l2th. Further inf1r-
nation may DE had by addressing q,
i. Humphrey 4, T., A.. Kansas city.
No. or r. NJ Byron. q. w. A.. CHI
cago, a, J. Smith, q, T.. A.. Clcyc-
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SPECIAL MIDSUMMER CAsu BAR
GAINS,
2. G. NJ l. Shoe Department. week
commencing Monday, July n.
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Tonight the Wilson Vaudeville co.
will open their biz tent show next 20
knutHford Hotel with the best talent
money can secure. The celebrated
Allen family four 10 number. viii POSI-
lively appear in their laughing ahsur-
dlties. also baby Eatrllo. the child
wonder. Mr. Al kclaer Marco Bros,
Kohl and iiclnc. ole Larson IN his
lnughnble act one Month over, and "a
host n others. BE sure and bring the la
dies ana children 10 see the famous
Allen sisters. Don't miss a. AdmlH-
sion gfc and iSc.
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ddrcrfiscmsnts ~ NE column one re-,
per icord zach Insertion. Specidi rGf,s
l9y ne ueek and month
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normal rain IAN Tor July IN Utah
From this u will be seen thrt mme
than oue-half % the normal precipl-
tation f0r the entire month fell ln the
time indicated. Tho storm started To-
the southwest and veercd around 20
The north, from where the velocity
or the wind reached thirty miles On
hour. The cltya streets were flooded
during the progress N the storm. Tho
weather bureau onlcora say that rain
conditions are yet good. though not no
good na on yesterday
Dr. n. A. whitney. "a dentist of this
city. participated lu % very lively mix
up while out driving last evening. Hie
was out in his buggy about y o'clock
along side OF which was another rr.
They were going along on the east
drive. and man and O. woman IN a
single buggy were driving aouthwnrd
at "a slow gate. and na they drew near
tho doctor. the man deliberately drove
Immediately in front ~ him.
what happened thcn would De- hard
90 state specifically The doctor was
DUMPED uncrremoni1ualy out on 10 me
ground. iicv0nd "a TOW slight bruises
mo- one was hurt although the vehicle
was badly damaged.
tn private letter addressed 20 Mrs
Lulu O.. richards by her H0n. willard.
iH given graphic account NJ am uC-
cidcnt which happ.nod near CnriHton
the fore part N this month 100 which
Zeb Jacobs. formerly ~ Salt Lake. re-
coiyed a very painful wound ON The
head. AZ Mr.. Jacobs. accompanied hy
SIR. Richards and several other young
mem who are engaged IN c0l0nlzlng
near CardHton. were returning 40 sior-
ling after Witnessing the Dominion day
celebration ut CnrdHton on July iHt
part ~ the harness broke causing the
horses 90 run away. The vehicle was
overturned and Zeh received r. cash
about in inches IN length on she back
~ hia head. tie was taken 10 "a ply
slciln who put eight stitches 10 the
wound Tho young man Or getting
along very well now. lie o. the son
of sheridan Jacobs NJ weber and ~
very we'll known 300 this city and ogden.
Sam Wright. r. young man of Taylors-
willie. while returning from GARFIELD
last evening. whore Doc had been enjoy
inF day with the Wo0dmem started
out ON the platform NJ the train ln
search NJ hIa brother II u thought
that tho motion ~ the train shook up
the Tee cream he had been eating at the
lake. h.wildering be mind. sam
changed hlr course when Do reached The
rear end NJ the car and walked out
into the ozone. falling 90 The ground
with much force. An attempt was
made To- stop the train. but the train
Grow maintain that they heard no bell
until they reached the depot when the
news NJ the miahnp was told and nn
engine with car was dispatched bnck
after the missing man who was picked
up about three WNrH out. apparently
unlnlurrd and walking towards the
city % ~ remarkable that Wright was
not injured In view N au the circum-
stances.
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BASKET BARGAINS ~ SHOES. sLIr-
EXcuRsioN SoRTn.

at 2. c. NJ. J. wecl, commencing Mon
day. July H.
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Home missionaries Ia the city wards
tomorrow evening.
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ON July 10th, 18th and 18th tho RIO
Gmnle Western Ry. announces rate
OF $4,000 10 Indianapolis ANA return.
For additional details call az ticket
offices. Ia Dooly Block corner.
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uNEF1RsT-CLAs-. PART JERSEY COW.
must be good. Reasonable price. % last
First North ~
Mis-. kEitR. ~ NORTH MAIN HAS
timo for more music pupils
TWO EXPERT CANNAsskHS FOR a
hue selling propositions a lady convassef Of
experience would be specially suited aud
could make good munoy. Apply az tho
News
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Luke. Gent Mgr too floor Commercial nix,
1iit UTAH LUNk 60. HtbHE~r CASH
price paid for rags. scrap Iron, BOTTLES. metals
uf All kinds and rubber Carload lots
specially ei-fi 3 Eighth So. bot Main and
state, Salt Lake city
BuNts ny CARLOAD LOIS TiiE UTAH
junk Co. ci-ei D.. sth Sol, salt Lake city.
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assortment Of second. hand Job display
nnd body type. Apply 70 The Dcseret
News Salt lake CITY.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE At
% state street Goods sold on easy pay
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