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notwithstanding uadJ Dem N%mslanoc

Gle au5ldn0iife FoIt Iilr Die am
81. Sui enOcnoc @odc ihlicbt III
allen TGGen piinrtlidL i'm Sotptbii-
lcnu luic fol9t:
Die &odet-Yot lit t69Iih BON 8
llbr MorqenS bis 5 llbr Nod)mitto9S
often, oltSgenommen Somta9S.
Iie &odet.YoIt nad 9clitid(ono
idlicBt nm If ltbr Gormitto0& am
-. mo %. Sitli; nod) @roBbri-
t%onnicn uno Srlono GienitogS mo
Srcitoa3 nm 3 llbr NodlmittogS.
Gompicr ioGrcn bon Ncm Oorf
ob, menl ni6t onOcrrpciti0 ongcge.
ben.
Gron&. ItIontih de Soft.
6rcituG - 10 llbr NbcnoS, iiir Gll.
ropo, per Nompier nGompNnia", Uio
Queenstown.
Boit mad Glib. unb Cen.
troI.I @eit>
Snoien etc.
Trcito0 49, 10 ll6r Hbcr08, iiir
9tcufumOlonG, per 9umpiCrn Siloio;"
fir 8orto 9iico, Curacao, Senc5uelo
unO Colombia, per Gompicr Sara.
cas-" fir 2cetuaro. mo @inOmor0.
Snieln uab Guiana, per Gompfcr
n&orono;" iiir 6ortumc SSlonb, Sa.
maico uno Colombia, per 9ompicr
.NllegbanD."
9ie YoIt nod N~ctiunolano, bio
Rot6sS ioneD nnb nab WiQllelon, bio
9oItonL id)IieBt bier tGoIid nm 3 llbr
NodmiitogS; mad Guba, uia Campo,
tGNli6 INN 1 llbr HodmittogS; nod
Gotta Silica, SonoaroS (SItfiiite). Hi'
coroglla (SItfiiite) uno 8uotamaln,
bio NemzO orleans, tG9lid) itlt 10 llGr
9(benOS; nof Mcrico Gitp tGqIi6 lin
3 ll6r NodmittngS un0 10 llbr
IbenoS.
EranS.Y { It.
Sreitog - I llbr gbenoS, fir So.
pan, 9orco unO China, pia Seattle;
iiir &omnii, @uam nno Die Ebi.
lippinen, pia San Sron5iSco.
Eoit fir Nelt . Seelanb, guitra'
lien, Neu . GoIcoonien, Somoo, @os
mali uno Sill SnielnL oia Gan
3ron5iSco, idlieBt bier tGGlih bis
5rm %. Suli Z llbr a6enOS.
Gie SronS-G ociiic-Eoit miro tGg.
lid no6 oen I6gon9Sb1icn o6ge.
ianot mo lit Ole Belt Scr SdlieBung
10 einaerid)tet, boB lie bel unirtterbro.
denem lteberlon0. transport rcft.
5eitig eintrifit.
%. Sail SnrriS,
Ypltmeilter.
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Baltimore Warftberihte.

Baltimore, 10. Sitli 1906.
% EFF l.-3uiubr 5456 SGiier, cir.
i6IieBli6 1888 SGiier 81 2ocuItsYoint
unO 2460 5diicr 81 Canton, aiiiten.
perionot - 6Giier. Die Notirrmgcu
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Rr. 1i04, 9srb.G ntral. Apenae.
Der ,Horhoit Smmertpdbrtroer Bduberetn
bon baltimore" %berfammeIt f1 bier ies
ben Wscnt1g. - Gepree Brebn Il @onS
Bier an 8apt, na@ oeutttcr art btrsit
bonn Sub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20

idcl; Gcrion6t bon oen glepotoren
1866 @uid)cl; Glcuotoren Gorrotb
3G2,S59 @uihel. &erfGufe: 10000
Nuidel 9lllGiiit ST. 1914, 1900 Sui
5u 1872, 10000 Nllguit 81 70, 5000
@r. 3 rotber meItliher Spot 81 SlH,
I Moggon 90. 81 S1R.
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CALL.

$1,000 Gbn0burg 2Rnifer 4er .........10iA
$4,000 llniteb MaiIpubS Siut. ........ "a
$1,000 Cotton Sucf Der ............. 80
$4,000 Stabt 3l3er bon 1852 ........t0sh
$4,000 0eorain II. glnbamd Der. ..... 1904
$4,000 Senbuurb 4er .....,.,..... 81
30 Scnboaro Som e.. ............ %
90 Nnnf OF Baltimore. ..........1l4
100 llntteb Rus Gum (Gtfs) ......., t6%
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@erIangt int I%Geemeinen.
gtu,ides slrbeits. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Der .9entiben @efeuf6aft". - Sieienigel, ole
beriibe Sanoiuerfer. %glrbeiter mo Gienltboter
an bef6dfiieen niinffen, ppllen lid perionlt6
Soer In Irantirien 0rieien an ben Naenien Der
Beleuihait, Spbaun .. WleHer, Nr. 210, Siio'
eharp. strafe, weuoert, ipelder unert9eltlib
eIlisiuuit ertbeilen miro. Sprebltlirloel pom
1 bis 8 llbr. (Sa12S,lS
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WarhIauS Ghattel 2oam NToeiaHom.

$40 bis $500 ,ueresa o~eriiebeit auf H5bsiH,
giaHus ETC.. phne Gntfernuua htrieIbeu.
Seit 4. Sanuar 1908 h~eiiHoeu fb uniere Bas
reaug mieoer IN unierem alien QofaIe,
Salpert VatIolna,
BEN @erthtsgebdube gegeniiber.
8iutmer gr. geo, 23t, 233 ~(Bfpetter TIur),
eRsea. ode Ganettr. ams et. 9aal.s trabe. "
Soupenirs fir 4efhdftStrennce. Z
tvecba. 1S.1&5)
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wr. 3f6. Gias.' n"bs SSowaro.strabe.
Bor3iigli6e g8efne, Spirituofen Ii. nnions
Giedrren. @eites Bier AM 3Gpf. euni9
fir GeibdftsIeute bon 1t.30 8ornt. bis
2 ubr Nadmittaes. Selepbon q. d y.
- Wet. Berron 3008 u.
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gu u~crfanicn DSer ST ucrmictbcn.

3u uermietGru uorr III urrtanten.,
Gr. 1928. Sefierfou. StruBe. n1be Sronos
man; Elm breiitbdtees Snlle mi Sdoen llllo
RadbnuS, Mnn fpre6e Dor poer uoretitre:
gr. 23i6, Gallon, Npcnue. t2Ol-4)
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Safpb 6trs' ,Nelpbte. gale"

Vuroeh.Gde ber 2oiu. nub 1prysf.str.
~Scuptauartier oeS SefangocreinS rWtelo'
ote". Sineiiunoen ieben 9onnerttaaabenb.
8eriammIungen he's ~eentennial Wseseer'
Sereins" ie6en 2. nnb 1. Sienttag TN
W3onat. IeIepbon - Wlt. Beruoh 2666 y.
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Snnae Snmeu! Madt Sud bieie
Gffcrte sa RnBe.

WIr bIIben itbi cine NInie fht iliiige Snnien
In uRferer 6lettte Tamenfhnttber.e Hitem.
eduie. giner oer SoribeiIe on. Der eetbeiIt.
gniie oiefsr alaiie Ut Der. bdt SbhIerinneu
erldibt III. an ibrpn eieeHen aieioern Su drs
beiten. 9iefe alufie III I'M Sauudr 1908 Su.
idmmen aetreten. SpeBieIe Sorleiunaen siuei
uno bret N2al Die sSo6e. Sreeio eiHe iuuae
ZEN ,uiinf6t, foIie iib biele 6fiertc 8i yiueen
MAIDEN.
SIR peitete gusfinit fbrebe ober penbe
man iib AT Sran "a. SnberS, Rr. 302, Meit.
earatoaa., Gde Souarb. Strabe. t376-)
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anr, pelde @elb atbraHden, iprtden bier
nsr. NnleibeH auf Sdlire. WlDbeIn u. 8ruuo.
Giaentbum. Sm Rertrauen. 1eiHe Indn. office.
Metbpoen. .galtimpre Supeitmeut &c." Nr.
100, Rurb.Pata.S traAe. s(147--)
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Seutige S6IuBrute:
ocr. 3ufubr 7644 9uitcl !;

y cf. - 0lIHpr iOIi CUIultl
aus oen GIepatorCn 3urildgc5ogcn
727t VuidreI; glepotorennnrrotb !S9,.
375 9uidel. @erfGufe: 1 WoGgOn Nr.
3 g%emiid)ter 5u 40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20

3. u. Gdermanu's safe,
GprbrIsGdc 8GHgb. pnb earultne-StraAe.
Sauptaudrtier be$ n8abern'Wldnner6orS~.
Bereinss9criunmlnngen ieben 3onneritag
Mbeno. Neue WifeIteoer .ptntcmmer.
8or5iieItnes Bier Der .gaatlonal'Brane
lei" am 8apf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20

aus Den Glenatoren 5uriidge3ogen
2903 9uidel; Glepatorenporratb A.
741 9uibel.
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Scutioe ShluBrote:
gcrfGnfc an Der biciisen Gfftttcn'
nlN-
FIRST CALL.

St1OOO uuiteh NoiImons @iuf ....... "a
$1,000 llniteo MuilmaUs Ginnf (9tis). 721s
$1,000 Nciteru Mnrblnnh der ........ 1914
$1,000 Gorioli Nh II. 2iabt Der. ...... o9h
$1,000 via 9oni Goal II. Srou Der. see. 92h
$1,000 Cotton 0uct Der ............. s6ls
$1,000 Cotton Suci ser ............. sOh
$4,000 Cotton 2uef 5er ........... 80
100 llniieS RainpanS Com ........ 1914
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Woi9. - 3utllbr 1U,O14 VuldeI
8erion0t bon ben Glepotoren 21,t30
guidel; GleDotoren 8orrotb 1861
9uidcl. @crfGuie; 2 @aggons Spot
81 5G7s.
cn,4i,n Cdfu6rotn.
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gerIanat Hraucm mnO MaO@en:

9erlunat:
Sin piaiges OIdo0eH oon a hls 10 Sag ,
re,I ir elite Der Suusfruu IN elmer lletneII
Sumilic. sin lplhcs, bds oeuil0 lilo Sngn.W
fpribt, miro bepur6ugt. 6rnn earoilhe %attnn'''
GucDmutcsGitg, Wio. N-oIl
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Stcacngcindc.
Eicncneimm

Gin irnee5 oeltiAeS Mfdoden iudt SteIs
luna. 9ad5ufrdgen in Hr. 124, Saienoer'Str.
(20l 81
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@erlannt:

Operators un6 Sdnoe an W(~drrter+&dlsoe.
f"!cioung: Icibte Nrbeit; gutter H99n ytu05n.
1rdgeH bel 9uuis Sae, Nr. 412, EtsSHt"WV'
StraRe, 3. 6iur. N-ol''-l
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apirph edlmrnaer,s Gnie.


Q. SpuUH6 H~tIIuHtuHfI
Rr. 923, Roro.Grens, 9de Nntbahn. str.
BerfummIuneSIofnl oes rantoitia $ Con-
cldpes Wr. 500. 8. 8. s." rStembeu.9i'
itriIts Nr. 1867 .e6in.rs8 iitrtits @r.
103. 3. n.'9." un6 s9tirifts yir. s2.
3. u.sB." SaIle on @ereine Al bernie.
then. Seiufie 9iere, Beire uno anoere
9etrdnfe. TeIepbon: 6. & y. Bolte 629 u.
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Sn ~perfanfen.


Sin s@ei6dit nit %orr1tb II.
Ginri6tuma: befddftiat 10 g%lrbeiter. Dub aus
@eluno6eiisriidiihten buS Sefdiit nnfaeben.
Gtnot bat 800 Ginpobner. 9dbere g~lliSfnnit
eribeilt 6. :. 2ippp, Mandciter, Wib.
G0S-)
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04
Marriage Licenses

Marriage licenses were issued by the
county clerk during the past week to
the following persons
q. y. Dix Pueblo. Colo. Hazel Bran
ham. salt Lake.
T. s. Shaw, DaFgett. cal: Alice Grif-
I'm, Salt Lake.
Harry Winters. Philadelphia. Pa.
Mrs. Mollie Cook. Kansas city. No.
Gustave Brink Salt Lake; Annie
Dsnielson. salt Lake
George W. Lindsay. Bingham juno
ton, Edith Samsbury Bingham juno
ton.
Edward q. Cassidy. Cripple Greek
Mary A. OMEN, Cripple Greek
Jesse y. Kane Clear Creek, Grace
D. Nelson. Mount Pleasant.
George j. Mclaughlin, Rochester y.
Y. Louise e. Walden. Salt Lake.
Richard Palmer Grantsyllle, Ma
rentha Ratcllfe. EVANSVILLE
Nils Olson. Big Cottonwood. Selma
Dahl Sig Cottonwood
George W Petit. Denver. Colo. SAL
Ne 3 Durham. Los Angeles Cal.
Charles r. Murdoch Losansport. Ind.
Lucretia 4. West Salt Lake.
Albert l. Emerson. Denver. colo.
Annie Balm, Big Sandy
J. F.. Robertson West Jordan. Flora
T. Tripp, Salt Lake
Peter Miller Bingham, Mabel Jones.
Bingham
George ". Larson. Sandy; Laura
May Bateman. SANDY
Ernest b Perry. Salt Lake, Ida Jen-
sen, Salt Lake.
Frank r. Croker Salt Lake May
Myers. ogden
Robert J. Mofatt. Denver, Colo, ca
mile Quinn, Denver Colo
Alfred T. Dcnney. Salt Lake. Kath-
eren g. Vaughn. salt Lake
William II. Polkington. Bingham;
Emma Pope Bingham.
cyrus f. Wheeland, Springfield, H..
Olive Black, Springfield, IN
Hans 7. Bosen, salt Lake, Bertha
Alexander, Salt Lake.
August Pauls0n, Mercur. Emma
Player Salt Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04
Even Proceeds Of Baseball Game
To Go Into Campaign
Fund.
THE FIREMEN HAD TO DIG UP
For the Tickets They Could Not Sell
Meanwhile the Gang shouts Thank
God For the american Party

Thank God for the American Party
City Administration, yells a West Tenn
pie street sheet. and the cry Is echoed
by the extravagant crowd while try
ing to throw dust in the eyes Of the
taxpayers and buncoe them into tho
belief that affairs 81 The city are being
properly managed.
But there are a great many employees
Of the present administration who
fee deep down In their hearts To say
Curse the so-called American Parry
city administration" These are the
poor fellows who had their wages
raised only 10 be buncoed out of 10
per cent Of the same for campaign pur-
poses.
Then there are those who dug up the
coin 10 see the recent baseball game
between the police and iremen. Lit
tie did they dream that the proceeds
Of the same was TO be used Tor the
coming campaign.
hut about the greatest exhibition OF
gall ever displayed was IN the manner
tickets were disposed Of.
The statement IS made by fireman
that each member ~ the department
was given a number OF tickets 10 dis
pose or II is understood that the cap
tains had more 10 dispose of than the
mere private" About the only chance
the fire ladies had to sell the tickets
was TO stand I'm front Of the station
and hutton-hole citizens as they
passed Some Of the boys had time
Of II selling tickets According TO IN
formation. several firemen were great
ly shocked and used strong cuss words
when they turned In the cash for uck-
cts sold and also the remaining tickets
and were blandly told that the cash
would be accepted but that the tickets
would not. Also, that the holder OF
the tickets must turn IN cash FOR the
same. II they could not sell the tickets
thew were expected TO pay for them
cut Of their salary. AND THE MONEY
WAS TO GO INTO THE CAMPAIGN
FUND
THANK God for the American Party
civ Administration But the iiremen
are not Joining I'm the chorus. u II tur-
thor reported that two or three 81 the
frcmen intlmated that they would not
nav for tickets not sold. and were IN
formed that n they refused they might
he looking Tor another job in the near
future. NJ.
Thank God for the American Party
city Administration an admlnis,t.fIgi--
lion which stoops 10 such contemptlDIe
methods 10 raise a few dirty dollars 10
he used I'm a campaign u mud singing
ana knocking. what "ill the next
sen be? win the great patriots ORDER
a raid on the chndren's saving banks
To be assessed 10 per cent Of their marc
earned wages and then be compelled
10 dig up Tor baseball tickets ana pay
Inc game. too. is hardly enough to m
spire one 30 shout ...,.,,
THANK GOD FOR THE AMEkl-
CAN PARTY CITY ADMlNlsTkA-
TTON"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04
BANQUETED BENEDICTS.
Thirty az Reception to Elwood Brown
md H. y. Syndcrgaard

Thirty banqueters at the Y. NJ c. A.
last night. assisted Elwood Brown and
Hyrum T. Syndcrgaard I'm bidding
farewell 10 single blessedness, and
there were numerous toasts IN honor
~ the occasion. with G.. p. Overfcld
as POSTMASTER The following toasts
and responses were given;
AN Appropriate Psalm Raymond
Q. Hanson; Prom the Preachers out
look" Rev Peter A. Simpkln. THE
Warning NJ Experience" +. Angus
tus White, The Longing Enroute,' j.
II, Roe. Advice from Him who Does
Nothing Horace n. smith, Browns
Plans and Mine--a Few Months Dir
ference Hyrum H. Syndergaard;
song by congregation. where She
Leads, III Follow led by Elwood
Brown.
The following were guests at the
banquet: Z. +. Smith. F. A. Bulling-
ton, c. A. Cadwallader, W. +. Hack
ett Chester Ames. Hyrum Synder-
gard G. A. Taylor. j. H. Roe, K. O.
Hanson, X. NJ. Blakely. O. l.. Cox,
Paul Armstrong, Ray Bowman. j \.
White. l.. q. +. Bignell. l.. Jones. l. j.
Bristol f. T. Schou. g. A. Norton,
]. G.. Porter, Horace II. Smith, VII
liam II. Rex. A. f. Buck. W. 7. Casey,
Gin Hahn. c, p. Oyerheld. Elwood
Brown.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04
"a am like a nep person and feel perfectly weH and
happy. neoer anything cork like yoar galnable
Pe.T.na and it is pleasure to recommend it to
others. '-Heien Spencer.

A catarrhal condition Of the stomach
may spread 10 the duodenum and then
continue through the large bile ducts
into the liver.
This partly obstructs the bile ducts
and produces sluggishness Of the liver.
Sometimes the ducts are so Distracted
as to produce stoppage OF the bile, in
which case the bile is thickened and
forms into concre tons called gall stones.
Bilious collie Is the result.
Most cases Of bilious collie depend upon
cstarrh Of the liver, For this condition
purgatives are generally used. These
give temporary relief, but do not cure
The correct thing TO do is to remove
thecatarrh Then the liver RIG hts itself
Any one troubled with sluggish liver
should give Peruna fair trial.
II, after taking one bottle, relief is
experienced, 4, should be followed by 3
thorough course Of Peruna until com
pleie relief is obtained.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04
BUSINESS INCREASING
Most Encouraging Statement Of Bur
eau of Statistic.

The state bureau Of statistics has
complied tables showing that business
is largely increasing IN this city, as
follows
Amount OF capital invested IN Salt
Lake City business houses. 1905. vi
SOP l17. 1905. tl29i5i7i.
Wholesale Business-l90i. tls,is8,-
sos. 1905, s226s5,9S4
Retail Busmess-is04 t2A01e.44i.
1895 t26.si0.6Se
In general merchandise The record Is
as follows.
Capital Invested 1906 sl7115f0.
1905 81 $3.50
Wholesale Business-lsoA Sel2i.-
SIC. 1905. t6.4il.s6s
Retail Business-19 SS5SS305;
1905. t3.SSil5s
The figures are compiled up 20 jan
uary. 1906.
In salt Lake city and county there
were 9ii establishments reported In
1904. and IN 1905 they had increased to
st5.
Capital lnyested--ls0i si257S026,
1905. il3.95S.5bb.
Wholesale Ruslness-le14 ieo.23S..
1855 1905. i229i5sss
Retail Busiucss-l9of S21.N2S.04S.
1905. S502SS500
A comparison ~ the total assess.
ment o. valuation ~ salt Lake county
is found here:
1893 1905 1906
s3g.Sss555 S5illloii t5Als2i2i
For the state the assessment made
On the same wears.
1899 1905 1906
ssgilSA9s tiSaSSjsSi sifs.ell.i77
The assessments Of valuation On
three other big couuties show.
1905. 1905
Weber county .tll4s2.s04 tl5.tis.2sa
Itah county .... l2j9i4sN i25iS.u5
Cache county .. ilig252 800 sSs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04

Miss Helen Spencer, 1904 Cook Ave,
ST Louis. Mo-, writes;
81 gladly recommend Peruna to all
those who are troubled with catarrh Of
the liver That was my trouble for
years and ! know all about It. was
tired, Respondent. had bad taste in my
mouth IN the morning and felt generally
used up nearly all the time. took
Peruna because ! had taken about
everything else and felt so badly that It
seemed imperative that should still
keep on taking.
81 am like new person and feel per-
fectly well and happy ! never saw
anything work like your valuable
Peruns and it is pleasure to recon.
mend IL TO Others"
Catsrrh Of the liver is a new phrase to
many people Many will say, 81 never
heard Of caiarrh Of the liver" but the
very people who say this may be aiiiict-
ed with the disease.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04
Westminster Presbyterian. l32 -
Baptist.

First Baptist corner Second South
and Second West Rev. D. 4. Brown.
pastor-At N a. m. Deacon : W.
nsrke viii give a talk on Religions
A. I Have Seen Them" No evening
service sunday school al 1889. + l..
Evans superintendent n Y p. a..
al : o'clock p. m. Rov Workman.
leader. subject Duty Privilege and
Excuses" Wednesday evening service
at $ o'clock. A welcome 20 ell.
Rio Grande Mission. Second South
between Ninth and Tenth west-Sun-
day school at $3.50 =. m. George Paul
superintendent
Burlington Nilsson, Indiana avenue
and Navajo street-Sunday school al
3.3o p. m, Henry Jacobs supcrinten-
dent
East side Baptist. seventh East ana
Third South. Rev : 4. Hayworfh.
pastor. residence. s72 east Third
South Divine worship NJ n M.
with short sermon. followed by Lords
supper ana welcoming new members
Sunday school az 1913 y. m. Chris
tan Endeavor az y. M Evening
worship. with sermon. A. O'Clock
subject ~ the sermon. What l. a
Christian" Prayer meeting wednes-
day evening All arc invited 10 these
services. Strangers cordially greeted.
seats free
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04
LIKE

The regular monthly meeting Of the
high priests quorum OF the Pioneer
stake Of Zion viii be- held Sunday. AUG.
8. 1906. az 10 a. m. Zoo the nigh priest
hood room Of the stake hall Al menu
bers are reminded.
DAVID MCKENZIE,
HUGH WATSON.
JAMES LEATHAM,
quorum Presidency
The regular monthly general stake
priesthood meeting of The Pioneer stake
OF Zion will be held Monday evening,
Aug. 6. 1906. AZ 1:30 %. M. iu the stake
hall. All members OF the priesthood
are Invited.
WILLIAM McLACHLAN.
SYLVESTER 9, CANNON.
CHARLES II. HYDE.
Stake Presidency
The regular monthly meeting ~ the
home missionaries of the Pioneer stake
Of Zion will be held Tuesday evening,
Aug z. 1906, at 1880 D. m, IN the high
priesthood room Of the stake hall
SYLVESTER @ CANNON,
WILLIAM McLACHLAN.
CHARLES II. HYDE.
stake Presidency,
The high priests quorum Of the En-
sign stake win hold their monthly
meeting IN room 80 Brigham Young
Memorial building next Monday eve.
ming. AUG g. at hair past : o'clock. 4
full attendance Is requested
HAMILTON G, PARK,
JOSEPH II FELT.
LEVI W. RICHARDS,
Presidency
High priests of Liberty stake will
meet IN the Second ward Westinghouse
Monday, Aug s, 1870 y. m.
JOSEPH KEDDINGTON,
MILFORD WOO DRCFF, JR.,
J, u. II. M'ALISTER.
Presidency
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smith East slreet-Sunday school at
G:45 .. M evening prayer and sotnion
by Rev. Charles r. Perkins At
O'Clock 4 cordial welcome TO all.
II. MARKS. s25 cast First South
street. Rev Benjamin Bresvter dean
Services Tor eighth sunday after
Trinity Holy communion al $50 a.
m. SUNDAY school s.ij, holy COM
munIou and sermon, II, evening pray
or and sermon, o'clock. Monday be-
ing the festival ~ the TRANSPORTATION
~ Christ there viii be- the holy COM
munlou az 40 a. mn.
II. Peters. Fifth North aud Firm
West streets Sunday school at s.i5.
40 other services during August
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Church nutite$.

Regular services Of the Church OF
Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints will
he held tomorrow, Sunday. Fast meet
ings being held In tbs respective wards
at 2 o'clock pm. Sunday school at "
am. and meetings IN the city Sari
assembly rooms ana adjacent wards ~
follows:
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Scientist.
Ilr.l Chnrch nf Chrl.I. scIcnli.l. ~

First Church Of Christ, scientist, 1856
east Third South Sunday school al
9.45 q. M. church services al II a.
m.: subject. soul" Strangers are
especially welcome Each wednesday
evening at S O'Clock q meeting is held
10 listen GO the testimony OF healing or
both sim and sickness All are well
come o. these services Free reading
rooms. open daily from 10 a. m. 20 .
p. m.. lu rooms 6o7-6OS Scott building.
l6s Main street The sunday evening
services have been discontinued until
Sept lC
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YELLOWSTONE
PARK EXCURSION
AUG 2,,h, via Oregon shor, Line.

Round trip from salt Lake only tsa5o
This covers an rail ana stage iranspor-
tailon 10 and through the park In ad-
dtion ~ hotel expenses for tho seven
days trip In the park The number 81
passengers VII be limited 10 70 and
those desiring 60 avail themselves ~
this rate should make early resers alton.
City Ticket Office. s0l Main 81.
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COMMITTEES NAMED.
Those in Charge of Arrangements Tor
nc. VI. |. Outing.

The committees having IN charge the
outing Of H. G. VI. l. at Wanda
mere on the eth inst. are az follows
General committee: A. w Carlson
chairman, G.. Orlob. secretary,
Committee on field sports: ; H.
Love. chairman. A. V. Proctor Geo.
WcAluster. Z. h. Csrlquist. Eb. Brain
II. j. Walk. secretary.
Committee on water sports J. r..
Newman u. Margetts, H. j. Halton.
Committee on bicycle and bowling
events. ". y. Davis, j. 7. Olsen.
George G. Reiser W. W Beaue, C. il.
Cailduist
The hall game viii be called al $3.50
q mn when teams from the institution
and Davis county win cross bats for
the S25 cash prize For the 100 Yards
dash col. WebDer has offered a silver
cur. and prizes viii be given for other
athletic events including boat races.
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Ea.l SIde Rapli.t. seyenth .
Episcopal.

~ Psurs Main and Fourth South
streets Rev Charles Y. Perkins. rector
services. Holy communion. Ss m
sunday school. s.ib q. m. holy COM
muuion end sermon, u a. m. Visitors
welcome. an SEATS free.
NJ. Johns Richmond avenue. near
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CONGREGATIONAL.

Iir-i Congregational. corner OF
Fourth East and First south streets
Elmer { Goshen. pastor-No morning
service SUNDAY school at 1880.
Christian Endtdyor a. 6 q. m.
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Genital CHRISTIAN Church.

Central Christian. Third East and
Fourth South. William Ross LLOYD
supply minister Services at II a. m.
and ?. m Al cordially invited.