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Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-05-03
Notice Beatte's big ad in the News


For children's hats see Mrs.
Wehrle's stock.
10. Dorland, of Greensburg, is
visiting in the city.
More people are in the city than
have been here for some time.
DR.. Fee made professional trip
to Minneola Tuesday morning.
The Meade State Bank will cash
school orders at small discount.
Will Shelley painted sign for
Mr.. Beatte, the jeweler, this week.
For. novelties, lace, etc., Mrs.
Wehrle can show you complete
line.
Mrs. Adair, the Baptist evangelist,
Will be here May 8 to hold revival
meetings.
There will be lecture at the
Baptist church Friday and Satur-
day nights.
Beatte keeps a complete line of
jewelry, clocks, etc. See his ad in
another column.
The Catholic workers society will
meet at the home of Mrs. F. Wehrle
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Aker we're
pleasant callers at this office We'd
nesday evening.
Call and see Mrs. Wehrle's new
line of spring millinery, the best
ever brought to Meade.
If you want blacksmith or wood
work done on short notice call on
A. w. Calendar at the old Baxter
blacksmith shop.
B. F. Bisbee was in town Satur-
day and took home a new spring
wagon-evidence of Mr.. Bisbee's
prosperity.
We put our mailing list into type
this week. Hereafter you will have
your name printed on the paper.
We are improving slowly but surely.
Mr.. Beatte, the jeweler, can be
found at the drug store at any time
and will promptly and satisfactorial
ly do all work left with him. Give
him a trial.
Miss Annie jenkins accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stivers Wed
nesday to Great Bend, where they
will reside in the future. Miss Annie
will attend school there.
In company with Tom Hotz VT
visited the Artesian district Sunday
and found everything presenting ;
spring-like appearance, all the frui
trees are in full bloom and promis'
bountiful yield.
Last Friday night Mrs. White
gave a musicale at the residence o
Mrs. Perry to number of invited
guests. The program consisted o
vocal and instrumental music anc
was pronounced the best of any ye
given.
The city authorities charged th'
Dodge City dry goods man S. pc
day while he was here. He kicked
but we have an idea from what W,
| heard them say that they will charg
him nearer S25 per day the mex
time he comes.
While on his way to Beaver las
week, Will Mott and the horse h,
was riding got begged in the river
: and we understand that Will was S,
scared that Dick Twist heard hin
calling for help as far up the rive
as his place-2o miles away.
' A letter from Chas. A. Stephens
Wylie, Mo-, encloses subscription
to the News and wishes us success
Thanks, Charlie, same to you. H
adds: ''Since 1 left Meade, 1 hav
visited Hot Springs and am improv
: ed in health. 1, myself, prefe
y Meade county but owing to bette
t health have located here permantly
:. Have bought 40 acres orchard lan6
e about 45o trees, and am clearing
off preparatory to putting out
4 commercial orchard. ]. H. Ec
2 wards, formerly of Meade, is car
= didate for sheriff on the Democrat
4 ticket in this county. He is runnin
a store at Pineyilie, the county sea-
1. N. Sharp was here few day
e a0o Understand he ic UOinO
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-05-03
| Ladies

who are up to date will wear Sash Buckles in ROSE
GOLD, antique and gray finish. We have them.
Come and them, also pulley rings, the latest
craze. Everyone wants them. Beautiful lace and
collar pins, sleeve buttons. collar buttons, watch
chains in gold, silver and nickel In the Dickens
vest, have the Grand Vizier, Uncle Sam, Pres-
dent ETC. Watch charms, lockets, shirt Studs stick
pins of all kinds. Gold pens, fountain pens, gold
tooth picks, and lead pencils. Also the celebrated
Rodgers 1847 knives, forks, tea and table spoons
butter knives and sugar spoons.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-05-03
W. s. BERRYMAN, Cashier.
MEADE, KANSAS.

Designated Depository of Meade County.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25

RAILROAD EQUIPMENT.
Figures Which Show the Extent Of
RailrOading Here.

In round numbers there are now
about 81 500 locomotives iu railway ser-
vice in the United states. As to other
equipment the most authentic figures
come no tO june 30 1899
The total number OF cars Of all classes
i'm ne service % the railways on June
so. 1899 was a55.9l6 an increase OK 49,
I42 being shown ln this item. OF the
total number $3.50 are assigned 90
the passenger service. l.2sjll0 90 The
freight service. and 1856 90 the direct
service OF the railways. 10 should De-
understood. however, that cars owned
by private companies and firms used
by railways are not included in the Zee
turns made 90 the commission The re-
port under review contains summaries
intended 20 indicate the density ~
equipment and the extent % which 70
is used II appears that the railways
of the United states used on The aver
age 90 locomotives and iA cars per 100
miles Of line, that J2bis passengers
were carried. lf1i565 passenger-mi.es
accomplished per passenger locomotive,
and that i6303 tons ~ freight were care
ripl and gq6 1893 ton miles accom-
plished. per freight locomotive. al. NJ
these items show ana increase when
compared with corresponding items Cor
the preceding year ending June so. 1888
There was also a decrease in the NUM-
Der 0f passenger cars ptTe 100000 uls.
seurers carried. and a decrease iu the
number OF freight cars per loo 100
tons of freight carried.
Both locomotives and cars being em-
hruo,j Iu the term equipment,
served that the total equipment OF rail-.
ways On June 80 1889 was lil2 Gl9 lf
this number S0S0li We're fitted with
train brakes, the increase being l66 sl9.
ana 1l31.1l9 We're fitted with automatic
,1uplars the increase 10 this time being
g2s.li5.
Practically All locomotives and cars
u the passenger service were rttei
with train brakes. and Of $3.50 locom1.
tiyes assigned TO that service Gl2, were
fitted with automatic couplers. Nearly
al passenger cars were fitted with au-
tomato couplers. With respect 20
freight equipment lt Is noted that near.
ly an freight locomotives were equipped
with train brakes and A. per cent %
them with automatic c0uplers OF t.
gs5,5l0 cars in the freight service on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25
SPIKE AND RAIL

Grading viii be commenced In a few
days on the branch OF the Oregon Short
Line running south from kemmerer,
Wyoming.
w. Carter, OF GrantsyI,le. is IN the
city with two carloads of horses des-
timed for the Kansas City market, and
three more cars are set to come.
Mr. Donald Rose Of the Illinois Cen
trail returned this morning from Butte.
He reports snow, cold, 0vercoats and
good business conditions IN the state to
the north,
q, j. McNitt. OF the Oregon Short Line
auditors department. LETT here today,
in company with his wife and brother.
for Portland and Seattle and other
northwest points. His vacation Will
cover about two weeks.
An excursion fromOgden over the ore
g0n Short Line VIII come down tomJr-
rw on account of the baseball game.
The a. o. L.. W. viii conduct an eX-
cursion TO Ogden tomorrow over the
h. q. w.
In view OF certain provisions c0n-
tanned in the viii OF the late Coils p.
Huntington 70 Is comparatively certain
that II T. Huntington viii succeed his
deceased uncle as president of the
Southern Pacific Railway Company
Official circulars are out announcing
the change made In the local Offices of
the Union Pacific, IN line with what
the News stated some time ago. The
change officially goes into effect on
September l.
Conductors and tralnmen OF the Ca
madam Pacific RAILWAY viii meet Sun
day 20 discuss the strike situation. IL
was reported yesterday afternoon that
the company is likely 10 accept arbitra-
ton and also that p carload of fresh
employees from Montreal have been
shipped West Of Vancouver 10 replace
strikers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25
THE CASE OF DAUNT SCOTT,
10 the Edltor

To the Editor
/ desire az one of many who have nj.
tered similar sentiments In my hearing.
20 express my admiration Of your con-
slderate dealing with the Rev Daunt
Scott affair u your columns II is one
of the unfortunate facts of Journalism
In general that the craze FOR sensation
alism is catered 10 without COnsIdera-
ton or charity for the human indIyid-
ual.
Scotts case is osteusihly that of a
young man. who having struggled for
"a long period against an acquired
strong habit. fell finally before tempta-
ton but with AIS strong chances OF re-
dpcmlug himself as he had M the outset
of his reformed NE In advertising his
fan with the cXlggerati1ns that have
doubtless crcpt in the press has put "a
stumbling block before him and blot
upon his reputation that win inevitably
affect his entire future career
ann one oft many who while not per-
s0naIy Acquainted with The young eccle-
s1stic. realize and yet depl0re the in-
justice of hlaz0ning his fault 90 the exc
tent Of irretrievaby injuring his repu-
tlUOn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25
TO-d5g'S Metals.
SApER, Bar 81 so
itAD. $500
CASTING COPPER IS So cents q ID.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Fish and Game Warden sharp has re-
turned f,.m Nephi. whore be- LETT 1000
young trout for distribution Ia the
slrtams.
lions Savings Bank. through Geo.
NJ Cannon, cashier. today sold two
1900 Church bonds az lUi, making "a to-
tai OF $1,000.
The b. 81 o. Transfer company has
purchased tAe business of the Mer-
chants Transfer company The two Will
De consolidated.
Another meeting Of those interested
IN the cooperative League movement
IN this city viii be- held in Coaltef s.
hall on Monday evening beginning at
So'clock
Miss Blanche Cherry. daughter Of
Judge a. y. Cherry received some
burns about toe hands aud face the
other evening through the accidental
igniuIg Of pan OF gasoline.
The results OF the last examination
for state teachers viii be made known
al a meeting of the State buaIt ut edu-
cation which will boz held at the city
and county building at 10 a, m. Mon
day
owing 90 the rain yesterday the ex-
eurslou OF the Danish brotherhood 90
the Lagoon was postponed, 10 may be
arranged 10 unite with the Norwegian
Literary socity and the scandinavian
society and have a big reuniuou on
Sept LIST
Attorney c. b, Stewart Is in receipt
Of letter from a law firm in Green
Castle, Indiana. stating that lady
named Musett1 BOh8uun residing iu
Green Castle. claims 90 be- uu heir 90 the
estate OF Dr. MgAChr0u, who died in
this city few weeks ago The lady
Is said 90 be a niece of the doctor
The officers Of the pleasant Valley
Goa. company have gone 20 seoaeld 10
settle The claims of the heirs of those
killed at the coal mine disaster sey-
eral months ago. ID is said they tool,
with them 100000 in gold A thorough
canvass has been made for all the heirs
and they have agreed 90 accept $500 Tor
each man who persisted iu the mine az
the time ot the disaster
The pyr5tcchuIcal display represent
Ing the capture OF Fort p0uaIson which
was held at the Lagoon under the aus
flNla OF lN' ID. 4. rs. VIII De reproduced
on Monday next The q. A. h. people
say that the event Wednesday last was
a financial failure as the jO-ccut rate
charged on that day deferred great
numbers from attending II Is 20 reim-
burse them for their loss that the show
VIII nc repeated.
Mr. NJ b Chapman. farmer reside
ing in MIL Greek. narrowly escaped bee
ing run down. by du incoming train on
Eighth SOUTH near the Portland Gee
meut Works shortly before noon today
he was crossing che street with his
team 90 the time and the hind end N
MS waguu was grazed and partially lift-
ca on the ground by the eWIft moving
engine which he says footed no slgnal
OF approach
The Utah free Kindergarten viii prob
ably De opened Iu the vicinity of Plum
Alley aui the ref0rmat0ry influences
Of the institution can hardly Dee estImat.
ed Miss May viii have charge OF It,
suiheient guarantee 40 its successful
direction. The excursion next Thurs
day win furnish an easy and excellent
opportunity for each and an To con-
tribute TO this most worthy enterprise
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Observation-Disclosures
WEATHER REPORT
lobserynlIons ~ a. 8 0. ml

observations taken az 9 o. NJ
Salt Lake city. Barometer 1864, cur
rent temperature .5. maximum l'.a-
perature ts. minimum temperature '-i
mean temperature o. which ls Do '-''"
Accumulated deficiency Of tempera-
ture since first OF %. month uD
Accumulate cNoss of temperature
since January lst ti5 .
Total precipitation from %. 20. TO o
Accumuat.d excess OF precipitation
since first 1f 90. month 20 lnrh
Acrlmulatpi deficiency of precipita-
ton since January lst asS inches
FORECAST TILL G. p NJ SUNDAY.
Local forecast Tor Salt Lake city and
Falr tonight and sunday; warmer
Forecast made at San Francisco for
Fair tonight and Sunday, warmer
WEATHER CONDITIONS
A large area of low pressure covers
The northern portion 0f thD western half
Of the United states A second "lOw
f. central over oklahoma and northern
Texas The highest pressure Is over
the middle gulf States Rain has fallen
along the Washington and oregon
coast. over northern Utah eastern Colo
RADIO. eastern Montana. the Dakotas,
Minnesota. Wisconsin ana Illinois. The
heaviest Tan was 100 inch M Mu0rho1l.
u ls cooler over Nevada western Colo
RADIO and the upper Mississippi valley
j. N.| ..H
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25
VICTIM OF "SMALLPOX."
George Mcdonald, Hailing from New
York. Removed 10 Pest House.

Another case OF smallpox was re-
ported tU the health authorities today
the victim being George Mcdonald a
lg-year-oId youth VINO arrived ia the
city from New York several days ago.
Not feeling well the young man called
upon Dr. King this morning The
physician nearly scared the youth 90
death when told he had the smallpox.
The laudlady of the house where he
was stopping became very wrlthy upon
learning the nature of her b0arigrs
disease. and slid II was like ponies
ImpudeuCe 90 come 10 her place Win
the "smaup0x." Hereafter she declares
transleuts win have 10 bring health
certificate from some pactlcIng physi-
clan before they can stop lt her place.
Mcdonald is now enjoying the cool
brcc2cs OF parley's canyon Tie tele-
phoued clerk Smith this afternoon say
ing he preferred his Old quarters 20 the
pest house
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25

and It Is TO be hoped that all viii re-
spOnd
Willard Progress one ~ the c9unty'B
indigcnts who has been 0u the county
che past six months. wants tu De- sent
90 Salt Lake Co have hls legs taken on
at che knees. Tho matter viii come up
before the commissioners next session.
Following is the report ~ the local
board 90 health for the p1g. week.
Births o. males q females 4, deaths l3.
males e. females g. bodies brought here
for lutprmDnt o contagious diseases ?,
both scarlet fever, nfccu1
Q, an typhoid Another case of 'Eu1ll-
IoN' was reported this afternoon
on next Thursday the clubvome1 o.
Che state viii give Hu excursion l'
SaltaIr fur the bencht of he Free kim
dergarteu which 10 Is then hoped no rs-
tah.Ish ln Salt Lake in the near future.
The enterprise is one that should &C..
ccive the enthusiastic aid and cooper
alton " The entire community I'm near
ly every civilized nation oui 200 every
state iu the Union the cities 0f ans
size and Importance have established
free kndergartens the aim being Co
furnish means of education f0f the
'UilII NN NI NI' poor ana TOD Keep OH IIH
streets these little ones Of tender age
who are now allowed 90 roam whittier
they win in search Of pasIWe through
which in too many cases. is laid the
foundation of habits and ths acquire
ment Of knowledge which mag uudcr-
mine their entire moral character
The News this morning received a
Cul. from Mrs Emma = Wolf OF Dem
YER who is on her way Co Manila %
take position as sicuOgrlpher for the
firm of Donaldson. Sim g. Co.. general
mcrchaudscrs OF Manila About six
months ago the Manila firm has a uD-
tics Tor "a stenogrlphgr posted with the
Colorado state S,enogrdphers assOCia-
ton. but though liberal terms We're gt-
feed no one seemed anxious 90 take Tho
position and the ouer stood three
months without au applicant respond
Ing Finally Mrs Wolf 0peue "a ugrle-
spondeuce with the Manila firm whose
proposition covered O free first class
passage t0 Manila a three years cone
tract. and the payment OF % months
GALAXY m advance Mrs Wolf ls prob
ably one of the advance guard Of
large number OF American women who
Will IN tine doubtless follow 10 her
steps
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25

j. y Callahan. general agent OF the
Nickel Plate road. with headquarters
200 Chicago. and j. w. Adams Pacific
coast agent for the same road, were
this morning treated t1 o. short organ
recital at the Tabernacle by Prof j. j.
Mcclellan The railroad men heard
mastery renditi0ns of the overture 20
Martha" by Flotow, The intermezzo
from the "Cavaleria ds kustIc3na,
by Mascagnl, national airs, Llsas song
from 'L0hengrin.' by Wagner and, by
request. the old, familiar Home Sweet
Home Messrs Callahan and Adams
were very much delighted with the
building the organ and the Organ.st
and highly complimentsd the latter up
on his professional ability.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25
QUEER ROBBERY.
Woman Carciessly Loses Diamonds
and Claims She Was Robbed.

Report has been made 90 the police OF
Cleveland. o., OF "a big diamond rob-
berry on "a sleeping ear of the cleveland,
Terminal g. Valley raI.Hrv. Mrs. Lee
Mcbride. wife OF "a prominent mlnuiag-
turer is the loser She had $4,000 worth
OF diamonds ZOO "a Cbam1is bag when
she left I'm the toilet room VI th- sleeper
while coming 90 the city Friday When
She discovered that the diamonds We're
missing the toilet room was seafched
but the gems could not be found. Inc
train arrived in Cleveland during me
afternoon but no report was maze 70
The police until midnight THE Jewels
stolen consisted OF seven diamond rings
AN oval heart and o. UH.hac-. each
studded with diamonds
just Ike "a woman Mrs Mcbride
later notified the police that the jewels
had been found. and that they had
merely been mislaid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25
A DAY IN THE MOUNTAINS.

The following round trip rates are IN
effect 10 points on the Rio Gtande
Western Railway.
Pharaoh's Glen .parleys Canyon) 5 so
Old Arm Chair Parleys Canyon o.. 80
Brightons ls.Nar Lake, o., o.. ,..-.459
Scenic Circle Tour $780, Sundays. 200
Provo Canyon Resorts on Sundays 200
ogden and ogden Canyon o.. o.. .. 24j
Reduced rates Tor parties 20 Castillo.
and the many lakes streams and camp.
iug-Qut places .n eastern and southern
Utah a "trip tu the Grand Canyon OF
Colorado by Wa. 0f Bichheld. etc. Is
the best tw. weeks outing In the
world. Ticket Office. Dooly Block
Corner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25

A cheap remedy for coughs and colds
Is all right. but you want something
that viii relieve and cue The more
severe and dangerous results OF throat
and lung troubles What shall YOU
do2 Go 10 warmer and more regular
climate? Yes. ~ possible: II not posi-
BILE for you. then In either case take
the only remedy that has been intro
duced in AN civilized countries with
success in severe throat and lung
troubles. "B0sChees German syrup
II not only heals and stimulates The
tissues 90 destroy the germ disease.
but allsys Inflammation, causes easy
expectoratIon gives a good nights rest.
and cures the patient. Try one bottle.
Recommended many years by an drug
glsts In the world. For sale al A. e.
Smiths drug store
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SCHOOL DAYS
ARE ALMOST HERE ]

Have you a Standard Dictionary IN
your home for the use Of your boys and
girlsg 10 Is an Invaluable aid 90 stu
dents. 10 is the largest Completest and
best dictionary Of our language ever
published, You can make arrangements
10 obtain one on he easy installment
plan by calling 81 The Dcseret News
office
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25
SALT LAKE STAKE CONFERENCE

The quarterly conference OF the Salt
Lake Stake Of Zion VIII meet IN the
Assembly hall Salt Lake city, on Sat
urday. September lst. and IN the Tab
ernacle on Sunday September End, 1900.
Meetings win commence on Saturday at
10 e. M, and p. m., and on Sunday
at ,. M. The sunday school confer
ence OF the Stake viii be held on sun
day az 10 a. m.
a general attendance Of all officers
and members Is requested
ANGUS ~. CANNON.
JOSEPH r. TAYLOR,
CHARLES W. PENROSE,
Presidency OF Stake.
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ENGRAVED WEDDINGS.

l0e-Engrayed Weddings. with inside
and outside envelopes, the finest
stock. f1r $780,
50-Engravcd Weddings. same as
above $500
100 Cards Engraved, $3.50.
90 Cards Engraved, 500.
This price includes plate engraved In
any style JOHN HELD.
G. Main
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ScANENCERs
WATCH MAKERS.

sANDBERG THE sCAVENGER RESI-
dence E6 stepheuson's Ave. or 3n 5. State.
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JOB PRINTING


The JOB Printing. Bindery and Pub.
llcatIon departments OF the Deseret
News now include an the type. ma.
ChlEery presses and supplies of the
combined plants OF the News and Geo
y Cannon d Sons Co. Estimates fur.
uIshed ON contracts OF any size. Rush
orders speciality.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25

For digestive weakness. nervousness.
pains in the side. aatulence. dizziness.
wakefuuess headache ana other am
uoying accomplishments Of costlveness,
HERBINE a prompt and unequalled
remedy Price. 10 cents. 2 c. ~ l.
Drug Dent
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LehIgh "Tires Peanut Butchers.'

Passengers on Lehigh Valley railway
trains VIII not boz able t0 purchase
newspapers fruit. candy etc.. un trains
after September J. as 70 hts been de-
gilad o. abolish the custom of carry
ing uywsboys ON trains Many CONE
plants have been made about the man
uer BOO which the boys peIiie their
goods. and 10 ls believed that they are
more OF nuisance than ana advantage
o. Iusseueprs
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nnIcL.r rhnn 1hnnrht.

The News" Calculating Pencil enables
any one Go figure faster than the
brightest brain can without its aid. A
twist Of the wrist brings the result
Instructive. interestlng, and highly use
full 20 ccnts only at the News office
or rs agencies
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25

CARTHEY & DUMBECK. MODERN
Plumbing aud Heating, 2l9 state ST. Tel %
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FUR MANUFACTURER.

K. Stencil FUR CO., go MAIN Nh.
e,t mice Tor Raw furs and wildanmAis-
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and HAND SEWING MACHINES

Bought sold. rented and oHenahsgl,,, -
pairing a specially. ,SuRpnsft II
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HoRsEsHoERs. CARRIAGE WORK

NAYLOR & WARBURToN. FlRsr.CLA,S
horsesloelug IN all It's branches. shop gg
East Fins, South street.
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OGDEN AND RETURN SI.OO

RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAILWAY,
sunday. August goth, ogden and Og-
den Canyon excursion. Special train
leaves salt Lake City 9:l5 a. m, Re
urn special leaves ogden at 500 p m.
500 round trip. Bicycles free,
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a safe and permanent cure FOR drunk
onness Send your friend 90 us for
treatment IL VIII save a lot OF good
men that can't be duplicated
Address Kelley Institute or LOCK Box
$50. salt Lake city Utah.