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Tr.TMVV TiVVSHSQ XTAVBt I'lHDAY, OCTOrH . ISO.. n r '"H
DISTINGUISHED DEMOCRATS
Iddress a Lirge Gatberln it Ogden
List Hl8M.
inn niiHUTioy hiohtiiisciti.
U Territorial lldnnrrallc (ontrnllnn
Tomorrow. Tie I nilnrnt I'nllll
tltn mil lie l'rroiit.
Knlhuilatllo Democrats of till city
and Oj leu have for several weeks Wen
mollis eilcuslvo preparations for the
ircrlloii and entertainment of apart
of tllsttni'iilsliml iiolltlclanji, vrJio liavo
leen touring tint roil ntry In tlie Inter
est of I) niocracy,
A dolt gallon of probalilv two win
drl anJ flfljr rs.na left tUU city fur
O-J-u, over tlie Union I'aclflo If
special train, at i VI yveterda aftir
htiat Id order t-iLe present et the ar
rlvnl of the v Isltnrs lu that city, willed
occurred at Ti30 1. m.
The tty wh composed of lion.
Charlee J. Kaulltuer, United 8tatoe
Hrnelor from Writ Virginia; lion.
William I). llnum, rucmUr of Con
KroM from Indiaua, on 1 Hod. Chauii
ctjr P. HUik and Hon. I.atviencei
(lanlm r, prueldcnt anil accntar' of tlie
National Association.
A speila! committee from Dili ilty,
roiulitlnK ol Colonel H. A.Merrltt,
Hon. F. H. Illcliards, Hon. John T.
Calnc, Juiljo I.. A.Hinltll, P. la. II
llama aud (leorgo Hlrlufrllor, were
a pointed to asalet lu preparing a pro
gramme for the remain Irr of thu vt rek.
This committee wereon tlio Union l'a
cIHc frlal, and lu addition tlurttu
the follow lnvc vwoobsotvedi
I'. 11. Iljer and win., J. W. Judd,
Nathan H'lrn, I. T. Nj-itroni, George
Oilltnr Hltnon HainUrgrr, Henrr
Hlmol, ('. A.CatliiuMamrwIfr, O.W.
Thatcher of l,"ianntii1 ItoLrlHIoaoef
the Ijoffitiiouriiif, A. 1 fcl breeder, J,
ltaullne, M. ll.Howlea, J. II. ttalden,
It. W.Vouug and Urn. ('. U.I.Icliar le,
0. II. Hardy, I'rank Harrli. W. II.
I Dale. J. A. Cunningham, Hou. J. II.
Movie, CUatlMAilania of Iron county,
V. V. Ktl.le. U. A. I'.tka, M.U. Dun.
lar, Hon. W. II. Klnu-of 1'iuvo, W.l.
A.kruoot, Ir . V II. t'aiady, ei(lov
ernor Caleb W, Wt-et, tbalruian of the
Halt Iake county c nlral coraniltlei,
II. I'. ltt, W U.Wood, W. f. Mc
Ktaver, r(l Holding, Mat M.llrlg
liam.l.. A. Kellaud, 1. M. YVaddeil,
W. A. Hodges, ai.d Judge Uiiwutitrry
uf 1'rovo.
The run to Ogdcn waa madn In
seventy nilnutea without the allghtrst
tinplaasanlneia to mar the ride. At
the Union depot the excursion waa
mi't by Kenl'a military band which
filled the air with alralni of mining
luuilc. A crorraalon waa iromitly
formrd.and the Mill (link band which
had alogono to Odeuon tho ftlclal
tralu. took llapokltjon In the column,
wblin waa nearly two biocka lonjr The
line of march waa up Twrnly.flflli
otrrtt to Waahlngtou arunue, along
the latter ta rwenty.nnt itmt, then
ty oouatcrmaab back to the llewd
llotil.
Uovcral jatrlotlo pleoca were (hen
arllitlrally rendered by the bandt, altirr
which the groatrr rt of the pitherlUK
repaired to the dlntnji room whtroau
vxrclUntdluner waaiarlakeuof.
Hhortly before 8 u'clwk the cutlalu
of tboUiiera lloutewaadrawn up, re
Ttallng Hie dlntlnguUbrd vUltora
stated ujou the ttakw. Anaudleuie
of twelve hundred ieople confronted
theapeakera. Judge Heuderauiicalled
thetniitluK to order. HevinAobrletly
n exlatlnK political condllfona lu thle
Territory, and atated that the inretlng
hadbtencallidto ll-teu to aldrvuee
from alatf nmrli an 1 iolUlolaua of
national rejuteaud to elect thlttien
itelraatM to rrprtent Wtber county at
the Democrats convention to be held
lu Hall Lake city uoilHalurday nlht.
A cumtulttee conilxieed of W, 1,.
Mtjlnul.. V. V. Helfrlcli. John A.
Ilorlr, N. Mootkoinrry aud C'hatUa
Wright, waa a pointed to aelvct the
delegation
Judge Hinderaon then Introduced
Hou. Ch. unify I', lllmk of Penmyl.
anla. That ceutlrniun adeauceil to
the foot llghla amid Toilet of a
JUuie, He aK)kri aubftlautfally an
olluwkt ul haee hardly worda to ex
I reiat tho gratitude It Klvea tne to Ih lu
Utah, If there l otii laco more than
anothir 1 have Ioiik drnlred to
vl.lt, It la this fair ftrrlbiry.
My mind liaa lung dwilt u4iu It.
We have readied )ou afleralongand
'rtnrlnume Journey through the weat
and nurthwrit, lu the Intenitof De
mocracy. N have found all the
eaentlal ingredlenta tu a growing and
mighty auxiliary to and of uatlonal
Dtatocraiy over the route we have
traveled. And now, liat, butty uu
meana leaat, we have reaihed frtib,
lioxful and I romlalng Utih, ren Iv to
lion thu robta of Hemucrucy aud be.
i ome a great Mate, I fUvutiavelnl
much, but itcicr tfi my uuiulcrinffatC'
furt Itrne J Uen cun.nfnf uUt the
tfottmrut that ti tt unjMtntte, fmnxruf
c r cfAtrttiae iinjtru)Hr to tea th mirat
or u In iMImih. leu) that It i uu.
fatrlUio, unmoral unit UUruIsc tin.
I-n r not In to a Democrat ur a He.
lublkan. lUn of Utah, you cannot
dlord to aland Idly by an I tee tula
Kriat uatlonal controveivy going mi
without taking part therein. It la
your rerugotUe, your right, your
duty, Utah will Ucomea gnat com
luonwialtli, I nm euro we will not bu
wli-me.! of her win u the lolna the
(teihood of Hlatia. 1 1 la not true that
JJemocratloaud Itciubllcan admlnli
trationsarH eipially urn or ttually
corrut. There are vital dlllereucia
beta, eu them under all clrcutiiHtaueta
and at all Huiih. I lie Kepubllrana
couieu 1 that the iiprrtentatlvia of the
governuietit can do whathuovir Ihey
may eliit.hy warping and bending
the coralltutlm 1 he Democrat! plant
tuemrelvie oil the aieclflo gtouudeof
the coiiatllullon and diclare II at any
deviation thtrcfroni la an attack on
that grand liutriuueut.
Themottvrrlbla i-mer ever (riven
to any nation la thatof taxation. When
utjuitl) levied It liLouiteatiuuhcur
alia burden. Die rUlit la given the
kuverument to iu port Iteelf. Theru l
no authority ueetawid tu tax one In
dividual nr cliae to enrhli mmlhir.
Hut Ihla wrong U indicted all the
laoie.
i waa thinking, aa I eroded the Da
kotaa, how wrong It la to tax) on teoplo
tut here for the uaeleaa cul defenara
that vie hear audi a clamoring about.
It only glvea eiuploniunt lu extenalve
Mntractora. The Hvpubllcaua tell ua
aanutb.ua uavylodefeuJ ua, and
that very uavy woul 1 U ome rutten
tefa-K-neiiefd It rhla country will
not fight any more with a navy! that
day la at. 11 la money that will
fight our futute ware. Ilread and other
neceeaarlea of life niuat be had by all
natlona In tlmea of war ua well aa
n . Moat of them are largely deiend
entuponua for wheal and other ro
vMuoe. None of them dare engage
In war with ua. Another thing, In
caae liuatllltiea were declared, our raw
tn&Urlale would nu longer tehtiped
Into Ihilr poru and their wlieela of In
dustry would ell he etllled.
No Territory boa ever been aucceaa
fully governed by the general govern
mint. The condition of Utah In III la
reaped la not ja-cu!lar. Utah has a
rorroua, ludualrloua and Intelligent
jeoile. They mud a pure govern
inent. They can get It only from the
Democratic i arty.
The aeaker here created consider
able merriment In hla Jocular atyle, I y
elating that the lte ulillcaua were g vl
men lu everything but polltlia, but lu
that they wcro alwaya and holvaly
uuacrupuloua. It waa ernlnei tly i roper
to Intermarry with them, or mingle
with them aoclallv and In every way
form alllancca with them, bjt fu oII
tire they were no good,
Mr. lllack continued' There haa
not leell a free and uro I'nldentlal
election In the United Htalea for more
than agtneiatlou, hut there will lai
onelnliv2. There waa one In IMK)
wheii'Thomaa Jtirirann waa electeil.
The ldrrallata tried toruutit lilm out
ru their aucceaaors did rjiimiel J. Til
den, tut they were defeated lu their
nefarlouaacheme. The iholce of thu
Hiiple waa ilveti Its t roper lace ahd
Juallce w aa vlndll aleil,
On every elde, Utah wilt have the
trgaulxed rdrength of the Domocrntla
Nirty if thu United Hlntia to a.elat her.
Ill Ib'JJ a Democrallu I'reeldenl will U
elected, and more than that, he will
lie aeatod. Ill-le haa Uen a
llrmocrnllo Majority lu the United
Htalea alnce HJO. C'oual lerably
moru than lutiaaj alectora voted fur
tlrover Cleveland In ISM, thin fir
llarrlioii, yithv who waa thu rightful
and ruireeehjl candidate w I, not al
low. J to nil the lace to which the
popular luart had tailed him. I dou't
know that Utah will have an o por
lunllytu give ua an electoral vote In
lb!:, but aim can leud valuablo
strength lu the Htatea around her.
Mr. Illeikclo-ed Ihun I di not 1 ro
fcaetobeaiuldlciakcr, I am Ju,t a
eort of father tu the )ouug oratora
whom 1 have with me. I will now
retire and give )ou an u u rtutilty to
hear the young renatur from eat Vlr
glide, (Jharlta J. raulkner, and the
gallant young orator from Indiana,
whu haa a uumler of tlmia run up
agalnat the no of HptaVer Heed lit
tbelluuteof ltepnael.tallvra. 1 will
now give way to tho heavy artillery.
The ieaker waa ofteu lnlerru ted
Willi ap luae.
Artiralindld n-lectlon by Kenl'a
military Mud,
llov. M. II, Ul.M'll
waa tutrodiued. He eald. On uur
rul'aloii for UcmuuraC) wo havu met
with splendid recti tloua. We ere uut
liuretu cxcltenhlinoalllia, but In thu
interred of education. Our urveo l
to tall forth .aim, dlij a-rlouule die
cualon. Wecau detain with our oiponehta
calmly ou all polillral tol lie. 1 believe
the maaaea are all honeatonly the
leadera and tieueflclarlea are a t tu
grow corrur t. There haa been a ihange
even among our lleiildli an frtenda In
late years on the larlll'. I'reeldenti
Urantand Arthur and even (iarlleld
did not hold tu the views that are now
romulgaltd. In 183d they admitted
the nctamlt) of tarl.T riducllori aud
ar (.uliitMl a commlaaloii which made n
reilutllonof '.M lir nut., but lu the
Jugglery of lei.leIatlon It waslncriat-d
I7rcent. Whelhir you area rilate
or not you are atTected I y the same
lawa as the roit of theiountry Is thu
tarltrln the preaeut form In the Inter
eatofallT liwaia r rent., II er
cent, IS ir cent., till now It lall"r
cent.
lu lS57eTen the 10 er cent. leduc
lion waa mado at the reiiueetof the
manufacturers. Thu war tarllT was
only a Uiniorary measure, least now we
bear griater burdens vtcu than
In war Hues. All branches of
butlnies were reached then. The
tlrat tax regaled waa the Income
tax1 which riached the wealthy but
not the laboring lloa.i a. All Ihla waa
done for a home market the greatest
fallacy ever I reaeuted to a aople. The
consumeraareln the iiniutectiHl Hat.
Not moru than five millions belong to
the protected Hat.
The laborers live un $1 nu tier day;
but ralae It tu JioOor f 1 DO and be llvi-a
much better. We have rieourcea fur
production far aurj asslng thu demand.
ewautto give labor aud employ
mint a Held. Under the hothouse
plan we can I roduce everything, built
wlllbetootx4iiili. Why dou'tyou
git rich on rtstilcttd markets? W ai.ee
are higher turn by 71 per cent, than
llMWhere, but yet 'its tljei cbea4st In
the world. Theru la something that
enablea oura to turn uut dout le that of
any foreigu laborer. Our opiainents
Ignore the tust of production. One
luan can do as muth now a a fiuu
dred cuuU a few )eara ago. One
Aimrlcaiilaborir turnaout from two
to four tlmea the cluth that can be done
lu l.uroia 1 he ratio on au average la
threutooiie. l.ven where miiaiular
labor Is required, wo git the pooriat
ray. In the Iron Industry lalior hern
Is aa cheap or more so than In 1 uropo.
e sent a commission abroad to list
thu steel rail ludualry, and found outs
only 7 cents more here than lu l.ug
Ian I. WtierociHsthulncrtaaer Protlt
la the object. One million tuna of rails
airollluf JID.OiW.IXKIalono was made.
Why aro lluru m many of tho rich
here?
I f It 1 for awet t charity let the dollar
stay where It belongs, with the man
whoearnall.
Haa una single Industry raised the
I rice or labor? lu All I ranches title has
been thu ruhimid iiottheexcttlou. lu
the rotei led InJualrka they have gone
down, even thu womeu an I children
sutr ring with tlio other workers. I 'ro
tei tlon la lonffeiedly a lualnz Ind ittry,
one that do a n t ay of llaelf, Hvery
dollar mutt I e Uken from the awiat of
thubrow. As lu trade evi u, shall we
cut nil the ImiiolUtluu of everything
prudiKtd here? Trade la an exchauge,
niduuhiwweluyweian'lliotosell.
We proilure Kola and silver, and we
mutt use It aa i representative or
medium cf exchange.
The llmuwlll cumu when we have
JVM) lw)lo to thu arjuaro mile, that u
homo market will txltt, but wo dou't
wunt lule herultieu.
Wu want plcea brought to that
flgutu where cery man ran live but
but make great fortunes nor great
auier.
rliuo Is ono good feature III the
tariff, "free sugar." This la an ad
mission at oncu that tarllT miana a tax
uu 1 Hie t neuiy claims the en dlt. U e
u ant tu give every man the necessities
free. Huduoo the larlll to a revenue
stan lard and that will be all that
nee led
Tho only reason we submit bi laea
tlon at all la tu p retent thiseeilortlont
la I ng mle.
I lelleve when the UlSMie an
aroused lu a full realltitlon of the tnn
situation then we may hoi for n Her.
Ue don't produce lu the United
Htatea half the wool wo use It de
lieiids on illmateanl toll There ntu
one hundred and thirty dllTereiil kin Is
ol wool, and we need all luequatllh
to make cloth. We make an I cunsumi
more carpcta than any other nation
and all thu wool we can get from
al road Ohio wool haa gone down
time cents since the McKlnler bill
waa adopted, yet we are told all wool
clulli Is ihiapir, but must of It laraga
an 1 cotton.
I nglanl, Uermany and all the lend
Ing nations wear all wool cl dhep I ng
laud Imports six hundred million
aiunds or wool. This la the nsloii fur
aim p. Thu mutton la what they use
III the east. All over this lab 1 the
mills are closed, but In 1 urorettie re
verse Is true. It Is a gruit Industry,
and onu that the United Kingdom
atune exceeds ua In by ten to one
Thuepiakirdlcuttcd the' tin plate"
problem at great length, closing bis
remarks at In !" o'clock.
Heuator J'aillknvr excuaed lilmaelf
froinaddresalugthe luettlDg owing tu
the latt neas of the hour.
Iin.lJlATlH AtrOINTKll.
The ivtumltUe a pututed to atlect
Ihedetigatialo alien 1 the Territorial
cinvenllun to be held lii Hits iltt to
morrow, at 11 a in retained the full.,
Ing Hat of names, which wai unani
mously e pi niveil
II P. Hendereun, Thohuta V. Dee,
(', V. lllcharda, N. Munlgouiery,
Devil l.vaue. J, W, McNlllt, Jct-e
Ilarlon, Mat. H. Ilrownli g, John Hra
man, Charlta Parker, Jamea A.
Thuinpami, W. I,. Minimis.
Alternatea 11. A. Heed, J. M. Ker
rlu, Ueorge W. Hramwall, Jamel
Wangrgaanl, W. (I. Uraguu, Ju-e( ll
H. Peery, U II. Hhwlea, f II Paall,
A. J. Wiber, tl. II. lalaub, 1 mery
Huule, tleurgu Allen, John W. Mc
Maids. The meeting then adjourned and
tho Halt .ako excuralonlsla re
turned home arriving In Ihla city a
fuw mlulllra before 1 o'clock a. lu. today.
TrilillTOIti lt IU.W EMION
ur lleuisrrata to ha Hell In Thta Illy
at 11 a. in. luuiorruw.
A Terrdcrlal Democratlacunvintlou
consisting ofdelegale fiom the varl ua
cuuntlca of Utah Territory, Is called
to conveuo lu this city tomorrow
(Saturday), the lOtli day of October,
ISfl.alll uMock, am, for the lur
laseiof organlilug the Dimocratlo
society of Utah,
Thu Democratic! counly committees
ofllieillir.ruit counties have laren In
slructed to latuu a call for nieetlngt to
behtll In their resiieetlve countleeto
l lert deltgates nu 1 alternatea tu Atti nd
said convcntlou. The numtier of dele
gattsilectid froii each county Is as
follow si
llus I filer eanalrHtr.7rr,7ir,,....M t
larbseouslr ... II
Heal. deal-.... a
kmerr eouslr . 4
llras I iwuelir...,. ... . .. 1
IJerflela eoualy,... t
einuril evualr ....tT."."...... 3
M rean ewuntr i
j lul.sl,.'...... ..... ..... J
esBpelaceaatr......,,,. li
I lah eoaslr .......m'!MnrZ7. tl
I leub fouatr ...--.
w a.bts(loa eountr a
'teaalclinouiilr .... .. . t
eter teuaiy ...,,.... 11
Tout. ... . llT
Hull. I'htuucey K. lllack, resident
of the National Asaoolatlon of Demo
i ratio clubs, and other distinguished
Democrata will bu i resent and adilreaa
the convention audruxdet lu the nrganl
nation of thu DeuiGuriillo Hoclety of
Utah.
Till. limOM'I.'S VKKlillT.
Jolm Jihlrr, Ilia I iiforlnhale llanrh
mau, Died from 1 xpoturo
and Eibauitlou.
At the inipiojt held by Coroner liar
rta)estcrday nflcruoon at the uuder
taking larlure of Jctili 1., Taylor,
over tlie remains of Juhn Mlxter, thu
(lerman raucluuan, whose diath was
.announced In yeeterday'aNiMu, Jacob
H.Jenaouwas the first wltutss. He
teatltled: Ou October 1, 1 waa tumtct
with soma other l-arllee at CrUruon'e
raneli aud hunt tattle In l'elley'e
C'an)on. When we got there we found
that Mlxter 1 ad gone ou ahead bf Us.
Alter gelling lulo the tauyou I heard
Mlxter'a dug barklog and called to
Mm. Mlxter answend and raid he
would meet me uu the rl Igu between
Parle) 'a arid Mill Creek. After reach
lug thu rldgu I heard sumcunu down
lu Mill Cretk culling, and toncludlug
It waa the deceased, 1 returned lu the
ranch with Mr. lllcharda. Afttr
u arda I learned that ether I attlca wi re
driving the cattle. Nothing waa hear 1
of.Mlxltr alterwards, and finally Mr.
Pearson Uoame uneasy about hlm,and
yealerda) we started uut tu search for
him. About lu'elock In theafternuon
wu fuutul hla lifeltea bmly lylliic Wslde
the trail In Jump OU Hollow, In
Parley's Canyon. Krom thu potltlon
aud ilriumstancea I should say that
ho Itoau.u exhausted on 1 laid down
and went tu sletii While asletp he
irohsbty diet. He was about fid years
of et,e an 1 unmarried.
lleiijamln Pearvon lestlfledt On
OitoUrl Mlxter left ('rlra.oii'e raneli
for Parley's i auyoii to hunttattle. In
the evening Mr. Jenst u returned tu the
lanchniid fctate that thiy had heard
Mlxter up In thu hllle buldll notste
him. I lilt thu ranch that da), an I
when 1 returned yesterday morning I
foun I that Mliter ha I nut Uen then ,
and of course I Uuamu uneasy. Several
of ua went up the canyon tu fin 1 iilm,
and Mr. Jensen beard Mlxtir'a dog
hitklug. llv went up thu trail mil
found the dog keci Ing guard avtr Mix
It r'a dead body, t should say Mlxter
In came exit tutted and chilled 111 rough
an I lal I down tu rest, lie ruhauly
went to etet n and died
Wlllard lllthardl titUfleal to the
same eflect us the r rectnllng wllneauius
The Jur) which constated of P. J.
. Held, l.mll I.bll; and K. (J. Iivlue, re
urnelaverdl t setllhg rortli thaltht
It i- I camii fa Ills dealh Irmilh
, Dei 'a of exhaustion anl exjKMure
Mlxter was fifty yeurs of age and un
married He waaa tlirman, and came
(Dthlscuunlry many years ago
The remains were burled today.
annaelenlliu. I.llloe
Weadeerll-e at leeeiil fur a firm
whose rrairations have Mven tu t e
alltbeyeltlm In ouruwn family We
rifrrb, Chamlierlalii'a Collr, I'holera
anl I)larrhia lttmedy. We slant
up for this medicine because we
have tested It. This la not au adver
tts-ment fur the medicine, It la simply
our leellmony rigardlng It artirafatr
trial.-Jfouff.i'e(y w ) Vbttrier 1 ir
sale by Z. t Ml Drug Dr t. d kt
(Igr parttcubtra about the Weekly
Ten Prrfent Installment I llil at I..
Hollaridar'sJiwelryHlore.lfoMalnrl.
Ietruee It llsreee lavlita llfliiie.
Ur. M. J. Davis Is a I romlnent t hy
slrian of 1 ewla, Cam ( ounl), Ioa
and haa been ectlvi ly cinrori-l In the
iracllceif metllclne at that lot for
the taut Ihlrly-rlve years OiitlieiMtll
of last May, while lu Dea Mollies,
en route to Chicago, he was suddenly
taken with an nttnek of tllarrhiea.
Having toll ChamlierUln'a ( ollr,
I hclera an I Dlarrluea Itemedy fer thu
astteventeeuyiert,aDd knowing its
lellablllty,herrurureda'mAietitliutlle.
two duai s of which curuiletely cuiml
hltn. J-orealu by 7.. V. M I. I'tuti
Uet. dAe
FoirrunNiTunc
Carpotd, Wnll Papor, Uphol
story, Curlnlna, Polos, Shniloe,
otc., call on
NCVC A. CHILD,
ll C. Flrat South.
Tits. Ilixs) Piano will be given away
nt the lair Oil,l-r Dili byHeuctr,v
Lynch. Whu will bu tho lucky win
nt i?
Iluv your J r.u s I on the W M KI v
Tel PHI ClIT. IWatAIIMtHTPlA"'.
at I,. Hotlander'a Jewelry Hlorr, IH
Main Htteet. dim
VtAMKII.
AiiiMin i.i ill mi uiniYs umit.iir
buuts tenrk llol wane. a4dra
sir. J l alanine lis a Nlalii lti at. rt.
ViliKlli I. llil TO '"' nrVXKIL
leo.aaotk A Ir at tau em HI
A (Jlllt, lot! iTlNKHil. 11(11 aewtinh.
so wt.mte, sin n nm Sofia, ua
L)l ilia inn A iioimi siiiimii. m
ttail neirfl relesserli I.Cstaler's
rafUa, or I MladeleliMi. um-MMse lo ntMa a
i.tietaa Aea hjmt oa Uoadtr, aeleaile -IS,
11 hearing I. triltr SAM U be lite puelry uf
lu-llnn It rerlalnlf a eerjr beallbrnlsal
eisrelul aeenwi llaaraeel, Tb laaosa will be
ar.t Leslie a I efleeliaelii tbtaeflbaia'lae aal
eifl eml rare a aanetr el eery eeaeeTal uia
f r llnrni .ne -la Ihtsre 1 .rletneisal
lutllerlrlirmilion srelrujU ln,i II Nalh
as.teu.el,ealltAet:iir. dim
T"7.,"v imatriAai MkTittaa
l.VJVJV rc million Arete to
An tlmef at blah Humetertlal I'.nV. ee SI
liars, 1 aetas lustier A Hull 1 fix lo ansar
Kill nut:.
aonn viLkixiua inn in itKMir
V X rsske I. I rbirJ atreet, asll ltls til
"" "sflTAMCI).
OCT. l.r I huh Tlie itx-IMvcr or
Juha Ja tse, tea TUr4 eirael salt late
t ur oas beowa Jaraarnoar. niarts-1 with bole
tarlfhtaae.BBt alilanil endefbll la lelt ear.
IranleiiaiaiiuinlToa leltbiii an.l a ..a nut
tlwulder ItBleeeelsrete above ail Inrta anil
be tailably rawarde 1. dlw
IIIIIS WATkl).
V'fTitf la iteiiiiii oniv Tiitr
a aealed iroeotata arllt U reeelael by
Ins eadertlaneil, I e lie ereelloa or a e-h,oi
luillnarr lb ml scliaul liutrifll aalt bate
Counlr. I lab. botb lor the , Btlntstrarlure suj
eebarBte eana ol tba aettral worae up lo 1
l....o!lklL,l.ll laal, si Vo.SU tns.lila
boa liaildisr. er at tba lacidt Loraber Le ,
wbera tbsr w lit bo e eas-i.
llanasnlaieiarsieinausebe SkaiBleeil at
Iheoflleeer I seiBo I Ulster Ca,baear llenio
tlarl salt lake Uoeetr llah
Tbelloaril raaaraea lien hi to reieat ase
Bail all bide. Jilll llltl-l H,
juhn a rlill Aim
JUHN tl WlllTthSIt,
tloar I of Tl Dtlaea t-ib febool I, .trl U
SallUketilr.eeiLB I' I. all
NO 1 1( I..
inf Jurttan frrijitlon (Amijkiny,
rptit i i-iiui an m r i t I v ri nr tiil
L aieckluttdara arul be bell st tbs South
t.,tlonwui-l WardilouM be Uosdar.lhUibar
lets, leal, st II a. raH foe lha purpose 0f ntBr
lea lei arte and auradisg li snyolberlutl
peta Ibel loaf be becet.arir for tt a In ere,t et
tbsConSnr 11. tt. llllllit ,
erereui f,
a-jlliUell)aiil O n-r (lb 1X1
EXPERT DR.T.1L COJlPv!
Sets of Teeth, S3 00
Teeth Tilled, 00
Teeth extracted, - 25
Teeth Cleaasd, 11.00
Troth lxtrodir) tuiliitfl ullliont I'ulu
mini ix iTiiAi. iikiik,
o 14 l Bam a I aonth eireeb Aoreea tba
alreet Cruui t underlsai
RREADY
EFEEHCEp.
Tho Hmmml nilltlon.
Enlarged and Improved, of this moil
excellent work, has lately bean
published and Is now Tor
Sale at lha
DESERET HEWS OFHCE.
ItU Alinott tridi.pB-k 11 to KlIT
Home and Foreign Missionary,
And la a dradnibte ec il-ltlon alao lo
every eJltideut nf Tbeol v anl rlher
jmnton who valuea the imaua ol alvo
caulug anl defending Nilj lurally anl
lllsbirlcally tho l'rlnclpl - f tba UopM.
Tho wlahoa nf tlio e uiipllera, that the
work bu nubllatiod wltl mt protlt su as tu
be will hi the rea. h nrmery Hrtc.iidi
airing It, havu boon slu 1M In this at
welt aa the Itrat edllluii, an I Ihenj'ure nu
dlaotmnt eseept for coat f latsge La al.
lowed luddutera,
'1 ho bonk Is Lmiihi 1 In four dirforiuit
slTloanlenntMtlail lu any addrost
al the pillowing
rnlljjj), tG conta. and SI 10.
AJIfUltNTa
SALT LAKE TIIKATKE.
CrVvfl at it-effo itniiti r
mt rouifv Hi iitsi
WEDNESDAY," OCT. 7th.
narlMeeftalnritar Onl)
FANNY DlVEHPORT
areroatn, ai
Mnlhntlt iii At u'llowi II
Aad IIKIIllWN IYIMI M a i-rlha a sa
MAPC08 It MAVBB
t'lMDAY Mfill I'.Ort II.
MArtOOU s
OIj1--C)PATIA.
lit Irr .!( tt i.J yrrit v ua
Cr itf f roxxial tuecrtliuR '
J-'ANNY OAVWWl'OHTs
OATUROAV MATINCC "ftOORA
N411ll,t.1 M.JIir, a,r.l.Hi
LA.TOSUA!
IklCRk II V II DO UJc. IV
MOI. NMITIt xtVmniMTi,
ocruinit li, nmiei ii
V ronooftil rlloi.
.... t.t t t iHspn vtiurvja-- Oct 1.
WONDERLAND
Urrle Miirg-iiii, trmlraa Wnmsnt
Mirrhriarala. Hand ma 1 1 Irs-lora;
Sari lii'a Uu; llriiiti
"ri.nitlll.i, Hiiirlcaa Mam
Mn.lr, Mnttii, lljiulng
ttvTA I. M 1 MS 1 t J lOn.
two i.Minie i iti'M ti.ipwtiii
( ItOSSllltl l HAMH atlll errlee at
OllllKt rrum rallfuruU Del. I till
Prices rraiuuable Itauis elr-in,
s JKWHTrAtO.
N O if
& i
J H H Cl
r, !5 li
M c-3 kg J
ij r i i i-S- i2
W Is I
00 "angi
ED -s a
H H - as uj
23 J
C J rfl D
ALTUOHIZBb GITV AWEAK
Deposit Stamp System
.TAB CSHUttAL AND S.WIS'.'S SAVS
UJ .. 31 K. r.F.t rhttnlli htrrol
ICfh Wrd Vo pn , cor tU F.t In 1 4th (ati.
il r nrtMiki, wr ltBBtk4iihKut
rular lirotk t, K Ktrtwl
tud tl . mTT7, - I.U.4. Utlrt
Mm A I .lr..flk,ctf lrdS til r irdHoutti
Hm.r.Wlir.11 114 H. lift Satin
rib .Tn-j noi, no w ia ,(
mm u. iiiii. 1 1 n em win
h r , . in p ii.iv.ii
ll j ibiuamr. . ui n. un.Mi
rravnk lltil f MTb lib Kn.l
ffi Jwr.r Uroi , Til F- Ttti louih
Ull ft llvifn, Cei.llllt.dll1bM0Bta.
J Imii, i T A. f M rm
IL II lnrla .mtrij Aired
John II m, PHK vi-tfoii.
ArihvrrrteTiR. r W.jvtul. rtmi-
A UaWtoiftii. IjVfrtylirk
aloDaa r Ur, tr tnlr-ooit, airt Kn
J W.lv.rmACo, uklirrMdritri
ItAMpatftAKibc, SIT MlfVpU
J W limn, tlUitT
I J I - lfiiibYwtl
Ktrbarll. r4ln Ueiietiifi,.
I aeili 1-untHr A PoUdlox rnp'rt KoKtr
Janes .tlM.B. li $ VKnmty
i t ry fati! a, - M It Lrtait
J t. IWbBWH ' -aW.Btrl
13 O. I'lT"-'!- ? b Pi-"' Hank or
lin r-l it ff-t ) Um lb aiottunl
rrarhct II lh dtiaatait-tir will it rrMit
Rltittl llirrxe. ria,Kt-udtil 1 litnat m fear
Genaral Danklng Uulnea.
DHHTOff-r Anaairoai,! t, Matffta.
Tloa Is fclti-.bfflt lielitar HUrU, lr Jo.
liKharda Ifcvj IT joatEn o ll. Hardy
' V ft. B..war Hrli ltr
Ii-iiIIoh lt rriilrliiK iiiriil Ur li
lOr Haa-ya-.C I I lift ,B. jcKVMA
"XI I. llrt Soiilti Mint. Zml&j
HAIR Di?ESSlHGM,PARL0RO
11ANOU OUT
II tilt ILIllll) IMlMMlll). U
Shampooing Dona la the Istett and Moil
spurovod Manner. CMIdren'a Hair
Cultlng and Dratiln a bpsclslly.
4i- loos, tMX III, toBHIlailoa Uolldisf.
reUAtltl.r. Ults Ull EllJllalUlOV
AND j ii IsbbbbI
Conference Visitors !
COME MD SEE US, I '1
i n w
v; Am: makixo jixtiia pjuwahatioxs SB
ron you. i rw
jmiiiinu i mnmm i iJJiJiiiii lm
All our Dopartmonts aro Crowclotl with IsS.
4EW GOODS! I
AT PI1ICE3 TO SATISFY YOU. H
, I
We are Determined lo Please You!
c r: H
Comti proparod to buy your E
WINTER .-.WRAPS I
FOU YOURSELF, H
YOUH DAUGHTERS AND ' H
YOUR CHILDREN, "B
For wo aro coins to offor you soma vory H
Tempting. Bargains
In our ' IK
CLOAK DEPARTMENT. jE
IWEWffl!'Hiil 1
Y All avo sihIc Is for you to moo our fjoodH V y 1 jM
i and not our prices. Wu will bo Balls- -n J l
V- Hod Avltli tho result. i j il
' 1 1 n H
loss- You will be Treated Right. ''I
. I
SELECT .1 li": C01 M THIS
From tho Largoat Stock In tho West, ' 8rf
AT in wM
iv m
20, US, DO, 32 E. F1UST SOUTH STKLET, tSm
Half Dlock Ea3t of Clock Corner. I ) S
Hit nil TioTi iHili JTiiP iiTj iiuiiiiiijJiiM Am
E. K THOMAS. ' j;l

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