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; M " - . fim
KgTBO GET YOUB TIX NIITiCE?
fM
w
I ggn'f Pay City Taxes in Forest Dale.
J 1 TflE SALT LAKE RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY
M . mp'e ed Its track to our addition Tho
'f 9 rasue Electric Company is ilnde. contract to
9 the electric motive power wi h which to
! srato he Imo to Forest Dalo ready for uso by
iff ., 4-n Shortly after that dato
!
pLECTRIC .'. CARS
I litBJKlH EQUIPPED AS AHY IH IHE WES1
I connect our Addition with tho heart of bait
Lake Cty. Our Property
i ?EAKS FOR ITSELF !
,-i v o prefer to sell to thoso only who, having
- r-s so' cted a favored spot possessing unsur-
; - c J natural surroundings, abundant water of
I t quality, and cheap, rapid communication
i ir business thoroughfares, wish In.addi-
iie o advar.tagos a community ;of do-
l . i j r. Wo aro anxious that you should
,E WEAT 1 IATE
J o vite al' w shlng to buy homes to
t ice. Wo havo Convoyancos that
f . , jouio Forest Dalo at your convonlonco.
' suit ail. Paymonts Easy. Time Given
j rie of interest.
i-
i-
GORGE M. CANNON & L. G. HARDY,
j 65 MAIN ST, SALT LAKE CITY.
j
flHUB M. Cfflll'S
Real Estate, Loan and Collection Agency.
; II ESTATE For Sale!
best xar tzzxj r&ivniiUT.
1L j ri n i n 1 1 i 'ni
HONEY to LOAJNT
ON rilSST CL.VSS SKCtJItlTY.
an
"Our Familiarity with Prices enables us to
CQake Safe Iioans
And wo Mako a Specialty of Loaning cilv
upon proporty having
PERFECT. TITLE.
C&SFUL ATTENTION PAID TO COLLECTION
OP INTEREST AND RENTS
BI0O HAVE MONEY TO LOAN OR WISH TO BORROW
CAXX, A.T
55 Main St., .Salt Lake City.
WwlBwtfnr . Oel.her s, tsao. I
OIK M.E.VT IlEKT TO hUtML.'
S;SW l"P' that ra!,e
utilitarian ,rj egalm tiie, Invest -gaU.ru
in fura n.ieUx. aettlim.
peoplouae tiie tetebhotie, the tele
grai li, tl.eiKtlric light rileuu the
i ettrccn,aaJ,.iKli for further i-1
plications of ekclrleil v lu tiits uraSn
and u- of everyday life lUtihcv
nevtrtbinl. of Oilvaaitod liU fru. i
leg", ra!.e out cftUs world all ilia!
sch.net? studied for the pun; love
or it his ilum, and the itabiLiblr
glolw would bo lu jut the tUleof
unclvllintlou that t emral Atria I,
todaj . bclelice dea uot irtate la.
bor, nor the Industries flawing' frm,
it. tin tli van hand. MJeuce I
tbe tros.cliyiif the Industrial atu,
uu me outer, ui tne experiences and
liercrj tiou tint gr.ului.Uv attach
themselieatotlieeiira. lnutrml
labor iioaeuf tho parents, mut set
enceii theciilld; but, as MeLfiru
seelu theooiutceriial vrurlJ, Uicou
becooit-s richrr than the father, auU
raUca hb jKnitlou.
Jlau U the wi-nl of fcleucr, au i
from hla in-c.illH-jt tpno Uio li.-tiui-trUI
nrt, tiie mok. cjn mlue
auJ tuuurl under the ground, the
tailor LirJ rati cu; the lisliiiifros
can thru out a Hue ami tuiithal
nature givts him. the bcavrr cau
plastrr hi hwi.-t, the epliier -au
spin uJ uiavr; Uit utither lu lil
lumiftorfeetliM luau the UtiUfit
ueii twiri. ta iu mukt (M-i'viut In
unl.r Vj live. JIo have tins i.rU
recelvnl their great juij-uIm-s from
science? In tlietvirO Bisttie rau
uiiUrrUI at luuJ iwi ti lUlnUustnal
apjthcHttjii; and la'rr on the etun
tO iss iiij; Um r;.u inatcinl U
canie iniBrexi with tin- iharaitir
of itslndustrlea. ThetnouudUiiht
ere of America became CJjirrruitli.
because they found native evtr
which tbey cotuidertfl a aruty of
btoiiL, uuJ thi)il and hamniirwi
Itiutu toolk witnout -uowiog huu
to f trge it hot. fiarat(v liiug uul
of the region of tuti l m nrnbi
became workiniuttoui, Hint, horn,
bone, or f.hell.
An i viliialion advanced and cotu
minv becnnitt UlIHn-d, Hie were
ljt ion of raw mattrlaU m not
the only condition of linki'try.
i'ia'&M of wliat tin V cocslJered
oud v.ejj ti? larkiniuj iiatimii.
broke thrjJgli th lurrien that hhut
them from Uu. outside world. While
ihe Thratlai s were fell pi wj their
euemliT-, nud tjwuding much tiun
a UMooiuR tmir uud i, tl.ilr
itihlwr-, tiie 1'iieiikUDJ, railing
the iltdiu mneaii i.x the Tyiaui
Hud done betbre them f.Jlld tin ir
ray out Into the AUaitUt, and
In lire to the linti-h i-lw- The
natives of Uie-e !!, dre-ed In
ski H5, and with their boJIea daubed
over with jellow other or wood,
were living and fighting over rulr.i
oftiu and oilier tuiiierfc. that Hun
kt-eu- not of. The J'heiiu iaus fuond
ll.ie niLti", tec I. Iak tin and
other nilneraU niih tlitni, aikit
Ubluibed meUllurgic industries.
Fhe wtre acting uuder the guid
ance of an infant seicme.
An iutelllgLnce roe in the llrit
.sli !!, and an initiatory scieuce
a drvekitied fro it indutr.tl ir
ul'g, the i-oj le n j iuner sold th-ir
ran mineral material to di-liul n
Uou, lit ut inufjtcbired it fur them
-elve. jjnaf the growing in
iellrseueeof a nation ei latt ores
ml? Uwt uf any ntUhWin.; na
lion, Ht iroiierit U iiire. Ttie
moment any nitron allius the in
tellectual elenient of rodu tinn to
fall btiait that of in ueihbcr, a
mere loral i iviuttge no longer iu-ire-i
Mj.eriority. htinci and I
com 01 en o haviiii o,ued uji Jwtlm i
rnl 1 lutcrvaimuuttJUoaaruJud I
liiccLnrt-, the cot of rtrryi ; ran I
urrterialia !iiH?il; and git en nn
intellectually luitrijr iitli n with
raw material, the inte.irt.tual j
uierIorlty of another nat i farl
lutha'aucts tiie iix-esiin of Oiat j
raw material. Inttlleit l the ..real
factor in commercial sue 'rr, whetii
er of individuals rr naliocK.
"Take tii-e oi of the t-ki'.ed brick
layer and of tiie lijd firrier; Ihe
r1rt I usius'-ralin in lui work, the
wcond is ulug brule f jrce Whtu
hegonuptheladderwi'h hs licl
of bri ks, lit ha? ta carj al-o his
own weight thus aefully ex
pending force Some one notice
this, and tubetitutes for tiie lrutc
force of the hjoian that of the
horse; then the lior- U dwpli -ed
by tiie mechanical force of a eteain
engine, which tai do the work of
fifteen men or of rjro ho e ia Hie
same time. Coil converted into
heat is doing all the work. The
coal mined each ycariii the L'Dited
jUUs reynstnU in actual work
morollian tht sum of the force of
the total u!atIon of the ztobe,
a&uinilug all to be trou? men.
riius the substitution of a natural
force for human poTer v.'ly in
creanw ths proiuetlve capi.y of
the liuman rac. Guided by an In
tellect taligbt li scienoe.Hii' natnral
forces on do iu a ftw Iiojh whit
the unaided labor of m my men
cnuld not do in a lifetimi.
It was no priihecy, but a IUhi
of genius, tlit drew trom btepheii
son the a".-riion that It is the sun
that drives the locomotive engine,
by beina !i r rate-J from the coii in
which It ii been stored for fcges.
Hutmaucaa ntlUitr ireate forte
nor endow anything Willi proportios;
all that lie cau 'o U to iKiivert unit
combine them into utllitieA The
uan that does U.U with knowledge
It nrnrcd tlio dlnnl failure of ig
narauct, lut he that tries to aw
towers uithoul undiritandlmjtheni
laluevitaul) punWiedfor lib rali
presumption. It 1 tlii preumilrr
that causes tiie mortality and iUhu
that follow lu the wake.of iitllfta
lion. Xaturai law. lilo Ihe civil,
never aJmits iguorauce a an cx-
In" this country three tilentirl
have rtfVolutionireJ commetce
Oer.ied,tf Copenhagen, and rtra
di and W I catstone, of Iimten.'It
wasof Taradai hat JIuxI-y Ktld,
melToct, lint any natou would dj
well to FjerKl j- ,000 in diMverilii
turhamin, and an tqjal amount
in educating and ntlliig liiut to
work K ssmcr tudiiiRaway at
steel, ins revolutiolilled Milp build
lug Dr. Joule's studies In the me
chanical njulval-nt of heat pro
duceJ the comjound engine, by
which tlir necewwry amount of cool
for carrying t given cargo lui Nxn,
reducl more llian forl time; tlat
is. a Meini'Iiip tint in 1S5J carried a
cargo at an exptnditueor 1 4,593 .
if coal to a ton, now dot a the wme
work by burning about 850 II.
Joule's studies in heal liave made it
possible for a cube of coal that will
pass through a ring the file of a iS
cent piece to drive ono ton of cargo
for two miles In one of the mo-!. Im
proved teamJiljs. In lbSOtln. rate
on eraln from New Vo'k to J,lvci
puol waid; in ISsCit wa Id. a
buliel 1 he rrductliu was primari
ly due to the scientist Joule.
Ever time e strike a match we
are indcb'ed to the men tiiat hate
studied science for the mere love of
IL TIio men that worked nway at
coal tar jut to see what wa in it"
made the whole world their debtors
by dicoverlng alUarin, the coloring
principle of madder. Ami to thej
men the world i indebted alsj for
anilioe, antipyrine, and more than
a hundred other coal tar roduet.
BcientiUS wondering what tts In
crude petroleum, found laraMn and
TSeice. l'ajteur wondered what
caused fermentation; hefounJ out,
ind brought n new era U uine
making. The singing an 1 dancing
nf a tea kettle attracted IheaUeu
tion of a brain, and wc have as a
Mtaenuence all theaHdicaUonsof
"'rr'swinginjora chandelier In
SSllS cathedral before the eits
S?roun(: OiUleo wa tiie l-eglunlng
"f J f?Tln of thoughts that r-ulteu
liSffiUon of the l-nJ-ruw.
1 i ihmieli it to Uie perfrctli g ef
fhndwrea" ut of Umi; and thus
Hom?lu"omlc oUelv3Uon.,a..d
to scientific "ouguj, knoun
one Instance, can never if
K'Sev'er'giv.ng xran new
WlX devil b flndlng nb
chief for Idle hardj to iio,rc!c cc I
eVrnally at work finding m-'h'n?
eful for litem to do. l'trli.tp- p
i rutlly, but to long a I here la an
vcrlli, o long at there it a humau
ra-v, sudso loug it Ihere rtniiin
onrrttaled one ec-cr t of m ir,
'a r u I lie Um K'lelltL-t s o iim.
f rt! o ure Jove f inrntiaik.ij
audui oivriingalutratt truth thai
s'i' leuetithtiiiunU.
ll tac world shall ever U. at prace
1 1 a I r tlieihood of maukiud that
pacn Kill owe It cilMi'iicc to the
a tut tf nature the mJciiIW.
rfilelH-eiiknoloJgr; artltklll in
u-ingit. A principle uf tcience 1j
a r ii k! In art. Ait may make mis
takes tj aroosly aj.lj lug or lit ig
iarngthe tnitli,f hIciAv. lUII
!, ocean Meaniships, all the ute
of Um-d an J eljclncilv, km, our
h-ftebuitiinpi, our maaufactorie.
and all that ad Is to our uiiterjal
crnjlirf, are due tn the pfa-tlral
a, ptiml ii of Kieutlfic principle.
l7atuyo Jhrctia
rrrfotlsn JIuvIclju
A remarkable joung niutlcal
uoudtr litsjut been lneu,iit I the
notice ef the. mud -kjvlng txibtic f
f!ptgo She N littls KKa Jl-eklt,
Ihe lltt-ycaroid daughUraf Jiiliti
ISretJt, of S510 CottagoJrovt Ave
Hue, a jeweler tud watiiimaer.
Her mother cay that heu Jit a.
t wo years old the child began W ting
airs ilia: anyone -uijUt be placing
ou the piano. When the little girl
grew laiger, she utl to climb up ou
Uie piano sawl and tlrike the key
a if t-lic had Itt-u ta i'it liowao eo
it a Iju; time ago She im Mediately
iearncJ to piaj chords, ami before
she was three jeirs tf au cnil I
carry jtrt of airteoireiLIt Ilaif
a i ear UU r Mie f fJlSFS Um
meotstn tlie vmhn. attii m ih lh
was a iutle mure man four r-r
old she l-gau toconijV erltipro-
Her niiilhirM!-- "Oaeiday there
was a territle rain ad UtutKier
Mnnu, aud lieu it Mn.,rtr, I-.l-a
vtebt to thu iaUJ uudtpbjttl the
wlliict-iMirt ot au air, tint aim t
tuiiAtit Uie sior n and its ujoi
'aek to me. die w ill gt u-i oil Hi
.inoMool audU-),luMiiguig.,rii.
some nieamre or klrali tiiat hav
come into litr head, mm idler hum
mingitutcrsevtral limes the pljy-.
it. That Is the way liu ouuit
herie-ts. If I te) eutim ! rtl ot
lively mutlc,it attetuheri-trauirelj,
in fact, we caunnt Ajy nlt
irj- h the tears conie to her eri
and she is mueii agitated.. .)e en
jos herself mucli as other ciiikireu
do, lait if he hears the sound l
music kite illan J lbtenlni;, with
mouth, ejes and ttr iieoii
Vu ordinal j cousitlwi she nil
Ij ai'U'Klalmaluftl correct all.
Iiatiiic tieard it once "
The fattier an J mother of the little
girl have becu uuujlliug to have
heridiUIn nvtnrlety, ltut.-otne music
teachers who know of the Hull-one's
l,euiu have told others stout her
l.iU Ijehmanu, U'Vllrart, an I m M
of tne local iiiutioal wurll hati
heard the child lday. D'AUel
wants her to go to his Ikmik in
Germany, and recelvt a th rough
musical tucatkn. When ho uasl
here, JIUi layetl fur hi in. Tne
great ruy.ician declsreil that her
geuiut was wunlerfjl. The otlur
day slic playej torn party of critics
Urst she gavB a "Iectlon fronl
"mui u ma ii ii. Tne execution aj
pnmounceil mrvtIous ami afhr
tlieehildliiilflulrheil with an im-l
provides hule ineiiHly of htsr on n,
th mjlc.an went lu'o an ecstasy
of J raiic. Uneoftlte Irrtl tblusi
"a I tuJlvost pjeiii' AveJIarle."
eltbciigh it liad luxn wetks icc
rhciiad tourh d the Hi "lOwmil
cnmKvltlun, tin Mve it.uliotit
nilittiugai't pt Hnniuiiig a fake
oae. .V i Sun
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yp foaaSis. aureo'rplai uu Uectro
t;piaz-traaele et..ti7 ta at drttlop.
at aatf lietxaiJetite of tsa eaaaoaltj
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acircjta jhe
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taitdna UI kati Utlr la4 eorrapted
oa Bitiaa aeeaia ta It, la fact, tt.rcru
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ATTiriTTl'Triri TrTflTmATt n Are Cordinlly Invltod to Call and Inspect cur Fine Stock of Pianos and i"
I !l lN HUU HNlU lI V ITllK Organs Wohavo a Lino or tho Most Elcgantand Finest to select from. g 3 ,H
UUlirijuJjIIUij llullUllU and PWcos that will Suit All. Our Motto Is -One Triee, an! that An Honest One!" 1 ' . 'H
pmos. " 1 . oHOflfis. !;(
Steinway & Sons, Geo. Steele & Co., j Mason & Hamlin, W. W. Kimball & Co., j P M
Behr Brothers, Hardman,Peck&Co. I And Others, All Standard. f jj H
ptssSo?m I Sold On Easy Payments. 1 0rgirirom ' I I
45 & 47 W. First South St. The OldEsliatle Pioneer Music Store. 1 ' ' I
ILII.nODJ..
ajfAOQOAnrrro vrrra THECE(riArrrrorTHScoujrTi:r.7isa.o3TACt
uncn tauasix nrronriAricrr rscu a stuot or this kp or
- A- J J T --t-."r?a-.- '. " IIIllHl(fiSrl I
THE GHIGJIQO, ROGK ISLfihB t mm BfiiLWaY,'
ncludlntr oars 1 nx. erst i tz. 1 U Yczt T- t tsd " -3t or tto
it.tsourl Iuvor. 1nol?lrect Roca io ncc" t-otn Ctlc t Joi t. Ottawa,
aorta. Ias&u, Unt.ro, Itoclclslu 3. la I'-l-lOIS e't escort, ttwnar.n",
ttucTa.Oolriloaja.DtaltMras.V lulHrset, Auda03.Hria--i,iil Council
JIuflJ. to lOWZiUnaeanc!!. r s Paul In MlKfTK30TA-VVBtrtoxTi
tad Sioux Fall-, la DAKOTA Coneo. m Jo-p!, unci tCannas t'ltr. In
Ue3CLIU -Om t fiarrj rr,ardr;!ini,tnIIElKAriILn. Ucrtnn Tocota
JutctUnoa. 7mblut, IMUuVUi, 4bl n, Cr,it7J 'n K " 3" Pcnti
Jnsoi, Klnjnahor, Port llano, tn tne ' DtAI. la3t&r"OKa -ana Co'ontdc
ipnmn, Denver, Pueblo, In COJ.ORAOJ rrHTa.-ct vaivi v.ir nrns oi
fell tamtni; and frrazuur uuxls. aCorcLcc U-t Dent rrcirlUoa of l.-.f-rcoiii
uunlcationtooldarStac. aaa ltonUtoim andcumt9t,nortnnvst,Bnd
outnnewt from CeJcaso, uul Psclac na i aaSB-ocetD J boaports.
MACNIFICENT VSTIDULE EXPRESS TRAINS,
jeadla? all caspeUto-K tn alensot cf rrinlfrscrt i-ocL T-.r ventilate I
Joo irom dean In eumroc-, warmed by e-oarn f-orn tne locomotii o In i:er
JAI1.X" bottreen Clcturo and D jIjluo-)fn:l cotmtii BleDsi-llbtbrontrj:
eooper o Oroabal and Cnlcavo ana coiumdo SDrvaKt, unrer and lueolu
ta fat. Joseph, tjtnsaa cit or Top-a ejecant Dr cjactioj, ileeptrr
;ar and (east or illiiotrri rtisrt ll rt'rr Cara.-oltc H1HE IIccBninir;
Jam between Ctttcnso Kid N o nh Plait ."Joo j Mo O-nasa. Chicago and (X'd
jrcU via ICanaan Cttyi-ndC ni'-a.ro Tid De- e- Ccia-ado Sprinsa c-id Pc
jolo TnrousruPalbcoBleoptrtOHndfroci Wl-tl Kansas. pKttd!d Tjmira, I
lotalawest of at. Josopb cd Xanea "Itr Ct- "oerua riir-re cua dtJl-.
ltb CHOICE OP ItilUTKM to and t-oinSalt Lflke. Fotuns, 3 A. vnar l
fid SenFrancUco 1J3 V KECT IMtF to and itnFibc Puak.liu,!
lardcaot tbo Gods, tto fia&Uarlum,raia Ssccc Omnc'c'rflo'Coionit. .
VIA THE ALBERT LEA ROUTE.
tolld Pxprr.su TTalns daily botwoei Catcato onI UinseapollA and Sc Faoi
antn TUROUQH Rocllnlnir Cneir C&ra cPlUfSI ta ont from laaae rolnt-t iud
iiina.t Cl:y. Tarour "TalrCaraTnlSlopt-litweon Irc.-ia, Spia UtLe
cd Sioux Falls, via liixk ud. 1te 5 tvei-e Una to Pipeetono, V. ctrr
5n, Sloax Fan esd u otunHr Seaotu at X flaU.ic and Fletuac !
Iraanda of tbo North wa.it. '
niE SHORT tlirE VIA SESTet'at. AKD K UtltACtlS oj fitr-atlca tt
a-avet bctwoon Cincinnati. Indian rotlJ, Lalltesa, end Council BlnOa bl
oscpn. Atchison. laxweuwortb, rr.naaj C1ly,TJtnneapon, ani SC Paul.
" ForTlcke.MarrolCAB',crdtrodlnairairOt, appl to tcy TlcLc
jSlco ta tbo TJctteU ttaua or Cociwt, or address
. ST. JOHN, JOHN SE3.STAN,
OoeralKi;t;tr. CinCACItJ. U.l. 0irk.tePia. ijtr. '
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COOPFUBMiTUBECO.
DEALERS IN
flllTil, CARPETS
0 . UPHOLSTERY.
HAIi. STREET, - SALT LAKE CITY.
DAVID JAMES & CO.,
Pluialjers, Gas and Steam Fitters,
OeaLXKi IN
Plimblnaj Material, Pumps, Plpo and Flttlncs. Steam
Heatins Supplies, Tin And Iron Roofing, Gal
vanized Iron Cornlca, GuUorinc. Etc
GaaJKIJElV HOSE niatl ZVAVIS' iST?XZI?iIUL.J2TX.'4
No. 67 S. MAIN STREET.
ITraser & Ch.alin.ers.
MINING MACHINERY,
IC.Tnr.."ST, QEV WtSTEUV M AVaOER. No. 7 W. tECOtD SOUTH STREET
8 LT LAKE CnT.
Buildcri, As Dcnlcrx In till JCtti'l. ofjlticliltier.y
rLTJCTRIC IaTGHT l'liAMS,
ENGINES, zr BOILERS, 1 SAW MILLS,
qnarry Drillt, Well Ilorinj jlacliint-i, Diamond CoreDrillt,
WATER WHEELS. LOCOMOTIVES STEAM MOTORS
Bolo Western Agents tor Tyere Iron WorLi Double Crirorml Mining Cloth
lItteaaefe.ToomSJ.ertaaau,NauoaalBia IlolMlar. so. I N MalaSt.belcaa
rTIXUAU Wm, JOS. I- nrTTTOOO. JOHV U. wrrtTK
rrctldett. Secntarr, Trcatarar.
WHITE & SONS CO.,
PROPRIETOHS
Pembroke JVIeat Vlafket
Tho Choicest Moats tho market affords aro fur
nished from our Rofrlgerator. Family trado solicited.
Prompt.deUvery and satisfaction guaranteed. Our
Prices aro as Cheap as tho ChoapesL Homo-cured
HAMS and PURE UTAH LARD a Specialty.
wiiomsAi.c i-iticr.v
llrat Qoalitr Uaaf, la KJaa, at Te. 8oaa tfsality Beef ia nalea. Iron e to ,
Beef br the Quarter f ra H to fc Slattoa Carcaa..atI3j.
Telepbona 3S3. J W. rlrat Hid lb Street.
JOHN H. WHITE, - - - Manager.
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Inasmuch as the statement f H
has been made by a certain H
I-' al
semi-weekly newspaper pub- -k H
lished in this city that its cir- i f H
culation, which FOR l PAR-
7WCLAR week js quoted I I
at.10,752 copies(which would H
toe 5376 copies per issue,) is H
greater than that of any other H
paper in the West, it becomes " " H
the duty of the NEWS to say
that I
IHE STATEMENT IS FALSI. ,' I
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The NEWS is not in the
habit of boasting of its merits I i Hj
as a newspaper or advertising H
medium, preferring to allow f ''H
its patrons to judge for them- H
selves; and under no circum- H
stances has'it ever resorted to t I H
the despicable practice in- H
dulged in by some of its com- H
petitors of seeking to buiid H
itself up by tearing others H
down. It has no disposition B
to do so now, but by way of
correcting the false impres- H
sion sought to be made by the H
statement referred to, it may H
be said truthfully (and affi" H
davits substantiating it can be H
furnished if necessary) that H
DURING EVERY WEEK I
FOR THE PAST 5 YEARS
THE CIRCULATION OF
THE DESERET SEMI- I
WEEKLY NEWS HAS ! I
BEEN FAR LARGER P
THAN THAT QUOTED BY Jj j.
ITS BOASTFUL COTEM- f
PORARY. j I
THE PEOPLE HAYEKOUSE An I
For Shots Mads of Split Leilier, mh CiQTas or Paste Boird Inner Soles
Solomon Bros.' Boots and Shoes! f! m
lTlncharc arc3IaJ8orSoliJMaltriatanaarel.iioniilobeMceanJDunibIo i ' i ij H
Call and Examine the Various Stylo of Oar Own Slate and Importci. ' j j , H
Honest Goods I Fair Prices I Always Reliable I Bona Better In tnslartet jP H
All Kinds of Dressing Sold for Black or Tan Colored Shoes. rf H
Don't forgot tho XtVETSSrEPT Dreaiing for Genta. Ladlea', Mlnaa4
or Children'! Shoes, which Makes them Look Una New. I H

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