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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-06
By Darlington & Cusack.

T1N NdT TITTE IVII x ' IIEtINN
New York May 5.-Tho market opened
very strong. particularly in the steel
stocks. The railroads We're also up in
sympathy with London, which was from
a to u above New EOrk's last nights
close. There has been desperate effort
10 raid BROOKLYN Rapid Transit. but 1t
has been met by substantial buying all
along, and its friends predict l4O for the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-06
WANTED.

WANTED-CASE OF BAD HEALTH
that R-I-P-A-N-S will not benent. Send
cents to Ripans Chemical Co., New
York. for 10 samples and 1000 testimonials.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-06

AGENTS-STATE AND LOCAL. PAT
ent frying lcovers. No greasy
stoves. Terms liberal. Sell everywhere.
Kitchen Speciality Co, Reading, Pa.
1915 DAILY UNTIL JULY INTRODUC-
ing New F'lavoring Extracts Powder
Form; exclusive territory and fifty
samples free. Ohio Refining Co., Cincin-
natl, o.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-06
REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE--MY RESIDENCE AT 2}j
ColfaX averue; just c. mpleted. All
modern improvements. H1Tdwood finish.
sanitary plumbing, electric lights, etc.
Price reasonable Address Frank 4.
Okell 22O Broadway, New York city.
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eEED )
WIRE SCREENS
MIsO=.L rNzoUs

BATERS ORCHESTRA-MUSIC TOR
balls, piCnics, PAL tics, receptions we'd
dings and concert wuk furnished. For
terms, address r. j. Bauer, conductor,
III Wyoming avenue, over Hulberts'
music store.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-06

MEGARGEE BROTHERS, PRINTERS
supplies, envelopes paper bags, twine.
Warehouse, 13O Washington avenue,
Scranton, Pa.
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OPTICIANS.
ABsTRAoToRs.

STEPHEN !. MoYLE. LICENSED Az
siract0r No. o Wost First south, MoCornl1.
block. Notary Public
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THE CANYON ACCIDENT.
Mrs. c. Y. Pack Of Kamss Was Badly
Hurt.

Mrs. c. Y. Pack Is the name o. the
lady who was Injured IN the accident
which occurred IN Parloy'H canyon
yesterday. as related by the
News"
She IL the wife Of James Pack. a
carpenter and mllimun % kumns Utah
Mr.. and Mrs. Pack and their ninc-yonr
Old daughter were returning from the
funeral OF Seymour Young. ana were
driving slowly through the canyon
when the unfortunate event transplrci.
They were about seven miles up the
road whom the cnst-hound passenger
train passed. Mr. Pack managed 60
control his team. but just NJ the anl-
mails Were quietlng down, % heavy
freight train came down the canyon
just In front u them. This time tho
horses proved 10 be- too much Tor the
driver. and overturned the RIG. Mrs.
Pack was badly bruised and her arm
was fcarfully crushed. the bones pro-
trudlnr through the flesh. The others
escaped Injury The Injured lady was
brought 10 the home 20 W. II. white
OF this city. pr. seymour ~ Young
was summoned and dld al In his power
FOR her relief
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DIED THERE LAST NIGHT.
Iiincss Was Long and painful-iils
Fate the rate OF Many other
southern Utah Young Wen.

The latest victim to the rayagca Of
tho deadly dust OF the DE In Mar
mill. nt DE In Mnr Nevada, 80 Orln y.
Woodbury. OF g. George. who passed
away at that pluoe at 2 o'clock last
evening. June 2ird, after a long and see
we're illness Six or eight young mon
nj st. George and many more NJ wash
lngton county. have already died from
the effects N this dust ana others afc
said Co ho suffering from iL on ace
count of the many deaths aH result I.
working lu this mll, IL has been styled
by some as q death trap
Mr. Woodbury. was engaged no the
min Tor several years aa mill curpon-
tor tie loft at one time on account uf
poor health. but after rccupnrgtius bee
returned Geo work. remaining until lut
health became $500 Impaired that hu was
compelled 90 luuVn uEulu, lie visited
the hot SPRINGS ut Ia NirkUu, east w
49, George, and Tor time seemed tu Doc
huuUHt.I through bathing thurciu. uut
Ht"r Do. grew worse and returned 90 sL
George. For moro than ,h'nr past hn
had boon iu % helpless condition, at
um. unable tu leave his bed.
The deceased was the son ~ the late
Orin ~ and Ann Cannon Woodbury..
and was born ne salt Lake city july
~ 1886 lu 1861 ho accompanied his
parents 90 81 George. where he has
since lived and assisted ln building up
That country tie was q l.isd worker
and e. faithful Luttorsiuy saint IiU
WAS hHHnrHl und respected hy Nh with
whom h' was associated, for Ills honest
upright course.
EIdnr woodbury. leaves wife and
I'd
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Big Day Of Sports and General
Pleasure by Scardinavlans.
TlIR0NGED CALDER'S PARK.



Scnn1lnnvlnna 81 the city and coun-
81 ito tho number Of between three and
f,,. ,t.,,..,,, -, c.,,...
h"''''' ~ nv 'o'ue'
i'lN yesterday June 4drd, the occa-
sion being the celebration of midsum-
NOR. according In old country rtiston,.
-. ''''s ~ wv ''',''''s NNa'e 1913,
',N'ui 'y'i''''Nti'h' "i 'ne e'pl'ai
nui lhe settlements around were on
the ground. and among the specially
Invited ,-u.sts won. Aptb,r "a f,nd
a.. , -
'"1 '"Nl''' "' Np"''i.H' anu 'he
Stake prcallcncy
The program ln the pavilion COM
f4.yerb ,t,5,t, ry ,gt,t, ,,,,st, Ia,
... -,
'n' W'h'HtIA' Ih'h came ptlet
speeches by the following gentlemen. ].
NJ siUdahL Anthem IL. I.und. q. A.
g,rt,,,i., \, q ts..,.,...,,, ta,,,,, t4,t-
'''' '''e,, ii
NufrNn, VI ,thfl3tuphUffon, tharlcd
Holm Thoryald Orlob and President
Anrus NJ. Cannon rbe sp.,rhea ,yero
iptsrspsts,t y'itb stpsin,, H., tbs tftahn
attnrtst ana bv p.ti1nsi .fra stinr bv
tspre-entatlyes az tbrea psrthrrn e6uf.
triaa T'he pr,rrYt, gtnsrd with IA
beautiful tnbisau uluatrntine Nora.
Dana. and avot In brilliant national
rostup.. under tho prot,rtinr cnre on
c,t,trbt, sp,.,dtns n,.er nii ihs bcau.
tifuI foids IN mo American tiaF During
r. ,,ht.,r IN. ,rrh..tr, ni.y,d the
,'st,r gt.,s,tst tt,rnsrs' I'M. indies
taking psrt la the tabigau were Miss
unrn1 X rsutz Atiss Olrn Hansen Miss
NaEgir Cbristrn..n ani Mrs ]. nj.
giyJnhl
,rbe st,,,t,rs ,f,pbsgig,d the thought
,a ,,n ,Y inin, E'I,y ~. fn,d n mite
IN" I'm. nortb.rp rountry. That this
tbnt,gbt a. ,,rn,rr,,gt In n. minds 0f
~ b.st ri,ei.s ~ the nsopie In Inc Old
g,,,,,trtes ,pd thnt mo same bpnutifu
tho,sh, dra,,s tb.1, tngether hnre
,Vheps updsr ~, foids Of the american
ner fuil liberty h enjoyed
, Ni,.' tn, p,1,lai" AZ, t,1wson Stbe
'r.r,tilc gvs,.t.,s and Ose,r Julius rode
f,rty,,,re and ,p,.baif miles unpaced.
.r ~ t,nd.,n IA ,vn hours o-tRbllsh-
ms a new Worlds lnpnced record The
0rst seventeen mtlrH tho pair fairly
G sW aronpd The track riding unpaced
IA a.ts gslf Al mo end of tho
s,v"p,e.ptb mile tho chain on the tam
~, 9,snf1i and sixtern nirutCa were
~ ir 1.s,,slpg anntb.r mnrhinD. Al
W, ,,,ue. tbay v,.re hui s.ila behind
mo ,yorld's record of saEer and swan.
br,urb gi.isa, made m Denver April
M si,t,,, NV r ~ .s newly made. no
,,ra b.vipg prsvl,ugiy attgmptcd tho
,ri,t unusr,t above ION miles. The
s,r,th XIII. ,g,. mo fastest. g.it. and
~ 'i'.,,H., I'm, ,,is l,,5 lp Inc thirty.
s',.,,,h - gortieth miles The last
~ ,,,s ridssr In s'il 4 A. gb,rman
g,ii,,grd iba Tandem the last ten miles.
sf.t,. a,,.'itsh ,rJ paulsh tur of war
United I'M IA No.
KVttilam gumubetl won the boys
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TWENTIETH wARDERs.
Their Outing at Saltair Was Most
Enjoyable Event.

.---T-.I- .---.--I
The people ut tho IWcnteth Wafu
Ind IA big outing at slltulr yesterday
,,,t.r ia. ,,s,ir.s ,f ths annual cx.
~. a.....t.,, ..,...st rrt.,,
curHion on IN" SUNDAY Nchnol' ln'y
took out something less than n thou
s4nl pe1pis. "A usual the excursion
,.',.,,s,, 49,. ,,,. ,hudr., .,.
was "'.'-n''u' '"'' ''. ','',.' wy
specially having say ana Johy dine'
Tho following was the program OF
srurta and prize contests, together
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ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT.
Meeting Held at Lehi Last Night De-
cides 10 Build one.
ESPECIAL no THE "NEws"i

Lohl. June 2i.-For a considerable
time past the city Of t.chl has been ngi-
tntlng the question. IN connection with
American Fork and Pleasant Grove. N
the erection Of an electric light plant TO
be built somewhere near the mouth Of
American Fork canyon. Last night
meeting Of about twenty-five leading
citizens with the city council occurred
at which the matter received ConHidoru-
ton, ana was given an impetus that
win without doubt result ln the Huc-
cess OF the enterprise. The principle
Of municipal ownership D. Involved In
the proposition, as the city will control
the majority ~ the stock
The estimated cost of the enterprise
Il $4,000. $1,000 Tor each city. The re-
suit 81 the meeting was that the Lchi
city council was authorized 10 borrow
the necessary amount NJ money and In
veHtlgatc the question generally and
make a report 10 the meeting In the
near future The people naturally are
much clntrd over the prospects 81 hav-
ing their city ana homes Illuminated
By electric light at time not very FAR
distant.
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Of the single men. the score being .
90 g.
other contests OF the day were as
follows.
For girls under years OF age, won
BY Miriam Monatt. with Rachel HENS
ley second.
Boys under G. Ruon staynor with
Gayland Young second
Girls between 6 and 3; Mary Wilson.
with Miss Avcaon second.
Boys between and 81 Willie World
with Earl McGhic second
Girls between S and 10. Hoasle Taylor
with Ellison MDffatt second.
Boys between 3 and 10: George World
with Clinton Aston second.
Girls between 10 and ~ Edith MUIR
ply with Lena Beck second.
Boys between 10 and ~: james Faust
with George Chase second.
The lady teachers race. won by
Miss Irene Merrill
Married womon'H walking race.
Mrs. ADJUST nrst, and Mrs. J. \. Faust
second.
Meme 100 yard dash. won by J. a.
Faust
Running Jump. won by ". Holmcck,
and standing jump By Bon Scott
Fat mems race won by James Nc
Chile.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

Homie missionaries will visit the
country wards OF the stake tomorrow
Religious services In the German LAM
guarc are held every sunday morning,
at ~ O'Clock. In the Choir Han, on
ltichnrd street
scandinavian religious meetings are
held every Sunday ~ 10 o'clock "a. m.
IN the choir hall. Richard street. TINS
city. Also every Thuradny evening az
) o'clock IN the Fourteenth ward as
Hcmbly rooms.
During the nrs' half Of this year $50
missionaries have left Utah 90 perform
their lab0rH. More than two-thirds ut
that number were assigned TO Fields In
the United States.
The regular monthly meeting of Tho
home mirHlunnrles 90 the salt Lake
stake Of Zion viii convene in the Tcm-
plotuu lecture hall. Salt Lake city,
Wednesday. Juno 2Nth. at 1850 3. m. \
full attendance OF the brethren ~ re-
questcd u any are unable 90 he
present IN the meeting they win please
send IN written reports Of their lnbora
for the month past.
The following Apostles viii visit the
various conferences tomorrow Elder
brigham Young. Fremont. Elder Ma
thlns y. Cowioy. bingham, Elder An
thon a. Lund viii attend the Scandi-
nnvian reunion IN sumlt stake. Elder
Abraham q. Woodruff Journeys 60
Spring Lake to dedicate the new meet
ing house In that city Elder John
Henry Smith IA on his way 90 McnnHn
ON Y. N. l. A. and church business.
Elder George Tcnsdnlc Will attend con-
ference ut Pleasant Grove.
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HoRsrsHosRs. CARRIAGE woRx

NAYLoH& wARBuRroN. FiRsr.CfA.
horaushuolug 10 all It's branches sh1r U
East tlrst South street
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SALT LAKES NEW HOTEL.

2Sa Rooms. 81 Bath sultos. 100 Sample
Rooms. LocauOu-the exact geograph-
teal center u the main business pur-
ton OF salt Lake city. Cor. Main and
Second South SITS. IAN car lines" The
eye OF tho luxury-loving commercial
man or the swell tourist always rolling
a fayOrng glance towards a very Gene
trllly located ana elegant nrat.class ho-
tel. rests with cOmplacent satisfaction
upon this pnlatlal hostelry, 1.-THE KEN
yon," with an lta luxurious appoint
mputs, IL aH much ahead Of the orr
binary so-called modern hotel Az the
Pullman sleeper is ahead Of the coaches
Of long ago,
Tho hotel has been leased 10 Mr.. Don
Porter ne sole proprietor and active
manager. The enyiable reputation and
unqualified success attained for the
Kenyon is the result Of the favorable
impression made with each guest Tho
excellent table and homciike air per-
yadlng the row hotel Is Invariably
praised by all.
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The Le Grnnde beet helds besides hty
who ere doing similar service for the
boot Industry of Grand Junction Color
ne. ...,
Tie board or clucauoh uln n.i n'lu
m'.tlnf laat evening h'gngse tl.i' MlH
l1eknF ONE men,per 20 Hahe ~ Vu",uIill;;
m'gllnt ol 'nc n3Aln VIII y. n.,u
ugNI Il'.IAt W"rNllk "t w W N,Dyh,
Wl'h l.l- WY ~ ol,l.l lvl ",
h'iN.. e.A .el,iH'l.t pl''l' ", w
NV a!I',oh 7" wv. ~. .,i, nv.
Ih' M1Ih 20 ". llAl.Ati'N VIII Ut inc
main Do routine mAl''I''
Father Younnn hnd q very pleasant
,is.f rf TIntir. Tho eesnpry thr-r. he
arya. Dr. sl rIrtur.auua that ID reminded
Min UfrUurIt III tho fffmnI1Yl noun.
iHna found hls home lu India Ile
Hum'..I ih' .tle Ut I'M 'e, .ul1n tne
I'NN.HI 'i ..lu ,N'luu ~, 70
i'lNiN aM' iNn'. 'N.H' WIN n'. wv.
CIV mum va IA
iaIh WY i'l.l ""t'' "' WIN "'''
mI'.I'N n'.''''aH'
Elat. Yesterday made % lcnp for ITO
thHt might have come moro nearly be-
Inr Id IHnp 90 death. lie was cleaning "a
hIgh hIrF window ON the nrHt Htofy OF
~ %. y. walter building when the
ton alah shut down with % hang. uy
10 HNUINu ImNuInN Mn INNnHI UNi INTO fnn
HIr. and tow moments later W. Hon
rai was attending to broken wrist and
ID brutpu bone no hir foot.
..,.--..
luN annual zee '!,NH hhI -'l-"n ~
i.allNll AlN.. on w. ililNn 2. 'uNl
Poorest pAlH lAet 'Nenihs Nna .,t,nuel
nl Ais, crown ih' tIuN.1- Ml,
Illuminated WIN ,hlh.se lihl'Is nh1
Li'..hl.l pllluitslu' vpl''i. l'..
%. inuHl,M pfltllin anu IVY ~. uD.n
uHlUl N.IN Ilhl.i'l - lN.l,lif
N.Y. ing hlH ,IvNN va. .tal.l 20 llpl-7
Ml'l. W'y Wgr. w ven WIN pc. '.,iH
tlh. lhl .FnWnc. Il's, NllNe lt'n ln'
,'llu' .l w. A,,u. n'
tlinn.ni wa. nv tnat ,2ui' Y, .l.
.lhN'I MHl I,lp HuN''An''N U.''"'
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Ward Entertainments

Commencing Wednesday evening.
June 2sth. and continuing Tor three
days, what IT. termed q June Jubilee
Will be given IN the Fifth ward assem-
hly rooms the nffair comprising dane
Ing Ia open air pavilion; splendid
specially program; refreshments 81
all kinds and numerous other features,
including the free distribution Of
prizes 20 successful ticket holders. An
active committee has the festival In
hand and grand ana glorious time ~
nnlIclnnlul.
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on occasion Of meeting National Edu-
catlonal Association at Los Angeles.
Southern Pacific Company announce 90
Los Angeles and return the following
low rates,
From ogden $500
From Salt Lake city $3.50.
From Grand Junction and intermedl-
ate points $500.
From Park city $3.50.
These rates include y. y. A. member
ship Reduced rates from all other In
termountuin points.
Tickets ON sale June 9th. July 3rd.
9Th Sth and 9Th. Stopoycrs allowed
going M 90 July 18th. and returning
within nnnl limit September ith.
Cheap rates viii be- In effect from Los
Angeles 90 other California points OF
interest. Improve this opportunity.
For further Information apply 70
nearest Railroad Agent, or
W. H. CHEVERs. Agent. 5, =. c..
c. A. HENRY. Ticket Agent. ogden.
ID, H. GRAY,
General Agent. =, T., Co.
No. 2ii pnoly Block.
salt Lake city.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

There were nineteen marriage licenses
Issued In this city during the week
ending today.
An cnort IN being made 20 create a
sentiment In favor OF nnucXing Farm
err ward TO Salt Lake city,
There g. tank Of the Rapid Transit
street Car company putting down heaN-
Ter rails ON Is state and First street
car tracks.
The man On the street says that a
majority OF tho Council VIII sustain
the action of chief Hilton IN -lHchntE-
ing Onicer SulgfuH. Andrew r. Hmllh
and Joe Burt are named ua being llkey
to step into the vacant hroEuna.
Mr.. william Nonblt. tho young u.s.
saycr OF Eureka who was taken % the
Kcogh- Husmcr hospital yesterday 10
be operated upon for appendicitis, IL
much better today. The doctors have
decided that an operation VIII BE- I'M
necessary.
The body Of Elder Hiram II. Hanson,
who was drowned IN New York State
some days ago. let Chicago last even
ing. Elder John 3. Hyde accompanies
the remains. h. expects 60 arrive 10
ogden either tomorrow night or Mon
day morning.
A private telegram from Hon. George
Q, Cannon today states that he VIII
probably stay over 10 attend another
netting with electric light bond
holders on Monday II 81 expected
that he, H. Grand Young and Manager
n =. Campbell will be- home sometime
next week.
The ncvon-yonr-old son Of James NJ.
KOCH, the shoemaker, whose residence
a. N4N d
yesterday breaking bis right arm. bad
ly hruislng his left hip and side and
iniurnr biz lCft hand. The little fellow
was soon under the care OF br Seymour
H. Young, who made him fuul uH cUn-
Portable az possible.
A deed from tho sheriff NJ Salt Lake
has been nled with the county recorder
By which John Beck ot ll transfers 60
lnrnezn Snow, us president ~ lions
Savings Bank and Trust company, the
Hoc-lilve house, The consideration was
10000 Judgment for this amount was
obtained by the bank against Beck
about nix months ago.
The report Of tho board u health for
tho week s aa follows Births &c.
males II. females 10 deaths s. males
o. females % bodies brought from
other places Tor inturmrnt here. 4, con-
tngl0uH diseases, flags outstanding 49,,
covering % cases NJ scarlet fever, Inc
fictitious discusses cases OF whooping
cough.
Frank Lyon the notorious Individual
who has figured Ne Hu many cattle
stealing aorapus, uui who was arrested
last April uu the charge of stealing 500
from Eugene NuuuE.wuivDd preliminary
hearing lu Justice MCMusterH court
yesterday afternoon He was held Co
nwuit the action Of the district court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

salt Lake city, Utah June "a. 1899.
The agencies ~ the Corporation u
the Royal Exchange Assurance have
been removed from Ensign a Elder
ana II. 49, Windsor Tho Anderson In.
surance Agency has been appointed
sole agents for Salt Lake city ana We
entity. FRANK w. DICKSON.
Assistant Manager. Pacific Coast Dept.
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To-dag'S Metals.
SHpfR. Dor 90 ~
IfiD. SA25
CASINO COPPER 10 ~ cents q %.
SENENEEKLY NEWS
The actual, bona iide circula-
ton of the Semi-Weekly edi'
tion of the News, Separate
and apart from the daily
was, on the last issue,
l2,45O COPIES

The largest circulation Of any paper between
Denver and the coast Books open to advsf.
thefs.
The following figure, givs The number OF
he SsmlNs,kly News printed on The first and
fifteenth Of sach month since Tie paper
changed hands on January !. 1899
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Free stage line runs from Fort Doug.
las 10 Wugcnor's Grove from " 10 0
p. IN, connecting with street car lines
Nice place Tor family and picnic
parties. lcfrcshments and light.
lunches served,
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Atchison, Topeka and santa Dc Iiy.
June and 10.
Bunalo and return. &c. Of. $50. 90
June 10 and ~.
st. Louis and return. zee. 90. 80 %
July 1. and o.
Detroit and rcturn..,. ....... ti,00
July 3. and 10.
Richmund and return. 90. 90. G9.55
July rs. ~ and IS
indianapolis. Ind. and return. 90 10
Two daily trains via Il. q. W. II. u.
Dining cnrs-stnndard and tourist Pull
mnns-clcctric lighted chair cars-rock
bnllhHtcd road bed-grade crossings.
IN fact all the luXurlcH and safety app
planes Of modern times.
For maps. etc. call ON or address
G.. +. WARREN
General Agent a. y. s. r.. al Dooly
Block, Salt Lake.
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NorIon TO uTAm oouSrr.

The Utah County Sunday Schools
win unite IN n grand excursion % Salt
air via Rio Gpnde Western Ry. on
Thursday. June 18th. For full lnfor-
nation apply 90 sunday School super
intendent or local agent 70. O., W. ny.
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AT LAGOON.
Sugar House Wnrders Regale Them
selves at That Resort,

The people Of Sugar House ward
had their FIRST excursion Of the sea.
son at the Lagoon yesterday, taking
ont about 900 people who spent a
pleasant day,
The usual baseball game between
the married and single men was
played with the usual result In favor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

Sunday. June 2bth. Retail Clerks cx-
curHl0n TO Custilll. at 1878 noon. Hot
Springs. Bathing. Boating, Dancing.
Music Games Fishing in the Diamond
near by. Fare. SIC round trip.
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Mrs J, y HUMPHREYS. is3 EAST fliist
SOUTH Midwife and herbaliat
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That is--frce from pollution. Take the
+. V. Spring Water lee and be sure OF
this. Hnrvostod. as II IT, from a source
entirely above and beyond any possible
contamination.
Tel. A. MOUNTAIN ICE co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24
ourlNa rxcrRsioN. JUNr 20.

To All lnlutH NOrth,
Via oregon Short Lime 10 an princl-
pal points in Northern Utah and
Idaho, Rate win be one fare or less
for round trip, For full particulars
call ot oregon Short Line city Ticket
office 100 west Second South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24
WANTED AGENTS.

a KITCHEN UTENstL THAT SELLS iN
every huuschuldi rctails at iOci over tOn pcr
cent profit postal Us Tor muro particulars
and prices, u, tnlk. 2isi % ave, New York
siol0O 4 MONTH AND ALL ENrENsEs
guaranteed selling 60 merchants Arctic Ra-
migrating Machines fuf cooling rufriror-
ators. guaranteed ih per cent cheaper than
Ice, Exclusive Territory assigned. Arctic lr-
frlRofatlnr Ia. Cincinnati, 81
TRAVELLING Statesmen 10 SILL utit
runstcd psck 'c corecs, cNciuslyuiy or ns u
side INT, ut 'iE clmmIssinH fhHs 81
Mcliru 8 60. Mtnshe.d. Ohio
WOMEN ptsuitNu pFutlTAHLt ING
pluymunt write Immediately. tnnkpofipucrd
agents make - daily scillnF our invisible
sAitt supporter hud shirt vast holder, usoi
without pins hooks or colt zumuiu aud
aevnrs Uumunstrutor 10y mail ~ rty canta
Particulars free. Rare chance tor snuufat
as.ni Exclusive territory for right party
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

For above occasion the Rio Grande
Western Railway has agreed 20 mako
"a rate of one single faro Cor the round
trip 60 salt Lake city Tickets ON sale
at points On Weber Salt Lake. Dnvlf
and Utah counties on July End: In san.
pete and SEWER, Park city bingham
ON July lati In Tlntlc on July lst and
End.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24
SALT LAKE TEMPLE.

The Salt Lake Tcmplc will close on
Friday evening June 30th. ana reopen
on Monday. August lth 1899.
LORENZO SNOW.
President.