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Show O. L. ELIASON, AUERBACH'S COLUMN. F. TDE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND 10 KWM 1st- - PACIFIC fc.ast Practical fatck & Clod RF? jl umuved 2 Inform hla frionda to that he lia ..,: yatiofhl Two Doors Xorth of the DcKret FOREIGN and DOMESTIC Bank, - .. BAST TEIVSPLH STREET. DRY GOODS, the is Pacific and Atlantic, Via ' Dcs Moines, Rock Island and Chicago, The only rmde ear ruing the thrn'oh Overland Letter Mail, malting chm ami Tillable connection at With all Fast Express Trains, East, North and South. fW The most elerant!y furnished PAR- lAJli SL,tS&riXJ VA. Ki ever used on any are now built, owned and run by oui railroad tnis company Dctween now OMAHA T. LATIMER, GEO. ROJINEY. I'ercaleH, GEO.H.TAYLOF F, ARMSTRONG TTAVING REMOVED into J New Building, we are and CHICAGO. prepared to furnish everything ii to all Eastern Clti03 via Through Tickets our line at the Lowest Rates and this favorit- - route can be obt.Vne at a with dispatch. of otliees the Union Pacific Railroad ticket 4lnKbwni, Grenadines, Poplins, Serges, Duiah and Lumber, Shingles, JHoIialra SASH & BOOKS IN and Utah Central. T Be eure your Tiekets read VIA EOCK ISLAJSV. A. M. SMITH General Passer jur Agent, Chicago. HcfiH Kiddle, Gen'l Sup't, Chicago-U1- 9 6m .AND Everything WHITE GOODS, U. the Building Line. In ALL KLNLfl OF MOULDINGS "lain and Checked JACONETS; Striped, Checked and Plain f& Halt At 10:20 Daily Express...:.... Mixed CmI of Oepol. a-- fi;(K(p.m. 8:30 Freight A BPECIALTT. tcill not be rndersotd. SOUTH TEMPLE ST RET liishop and Victoria LAWNS; ('AMRRICS, TIQUES and MAR- further notice trains will leave and arrive at Ogdeu daily as fallows LEAVE. & FRAMES I NAIN300K8; P . R . R. TTNTIL KJ WE HATS I and West, trains arriving from the West by Paciflo Railroads, and at Central and Union 1'rIntN, ARRIVE. 6:15 p.m. 6:40 p.m. ....2:15 Freight.. p.m. Dally connections made at Oir'len with Central Paciflo R. K.,ard with Utah Central road for Salt Lake City and ail points Daily Express Mixed Southorn Utah. At Bryan for Sweetwater mines. At Cheyenne with Denver Paciflo road dzii wsr for Denver, Central City, Georgetown and all points In Celorado and Now Mexico. At Omaha with Chicago and Northwest ern, Chicago, Kock Island and Pacific, Chicago, Burlinirton and Ouincv. Burlinrton and Mo. River In Neb., Kansas City, St. Joe and louneii liiuirs railroads, and Missouri River linool steamers for all points East ana poutn. Tickets for sale to all points east at Bank T1JWYM2R, , falt Lake ingr House of MoCornick & City; also at Union Paoiflo Kailroiv t Ticket Gas, water and Steam Fitter, Office in Osdeu, at which olKce "berths on sleeping: cars can be secured. TliOS. I KIMBALL, ResDcctfiillp he will carry ou the business of tho late Gen'l Ticket Agent, Omaha. nrm of Mitchell & James, and II. II. u90 , CLARK, Uen'l Kupt. by strict attention to business, and small profits, to merit a continuance of the patronage ov. iiutittnj utasiowca upon me mie nrm. A full lino of Black and Galvaniz-- d Iron Pl,?P J"1? Flttln&9 kept In stock. H ose Pipe TtaBEli Cars to Washington City. and Httingra for same. Agrent for Hurasey's celebrated Force and Lift Pumps . . rt.A n.l al uuifi xI7l.il Pumps. riT:l ' uiuigs on nana. rvil.NA.CK WORK A ROOFING, TUB Galvanized Sheet Iron Cornice Ufade to order Soldered Top Fruit and Honey Cans a Specialty lu their Season. Warehouse and Worlrahnna. Wt Tomnln In SEILLES; Latimer, Taylor & Cc T A R LETON3 in all colors; TABLE LINENS; NAPKINS and DOYLIES, white and colored; Swiss and Jaconet KMISKOIDEKIE8, etc., etc. Wednesday, 1STO. COLUMNS RAILROAD. With CONS1STI8TU OF 3, with-stage- WISELY Auitah anl S, IS7G. SIXTEEN PAGES and EIGHTY Shortest, Quickest and UkA i;mtc between the MaXer, JEWELER, ETC., Of July I'rintcl THE Groat Central Towa Short Line RevolutionarytedElements in Hie States. Overland Route, with its connections e$f STOCK Mondny, iSiETJp Jane TEE AND, ARE JUST RECEIVING THEIR PRI1 EVENING NEWS. RAILROADS. . s (,'oi'NCiL Int. Bluffs, Iowa, June 21th, lsTH. Editor Dcacrcl The history of the western hemisphere is one of special Providences. Its own past can alone indicate its future. The historical experiences of the Eastern World are too foreign for that purpose. The Jaredites, a very numerous and highly civilized people who inhabited North America for many centuries after the flood, each other by civil wars destroyed until not a germ was left for the of empire. For this the annals of tho world furnish no parallel. The secoud wave of which spread over the population entire continent consisted of two great divisions, a white and a colored people. After a struggle of nearly a thousand years the former was destroyed by the latter another anomaly in history. The discovery of America by Europeans brought the religions, traditioas, social customs, civil and martial energies of two hemispheres into collision. It again Inaugurated a contest of races, the aboriginal colored race proving tbe weaker of the two. It would seem that the aggressive energies or tne old world should have assimilated the institutions of the new to its own, but in reality me western nas become a hemis phere of republics in antagonism to the monarchial governments of the eastern. Was it not a special Providence that the leading one in this family of republics should have been the only ollahoot of the Protestant re formation, and an embodiment of the progressive principles it dt veloped ? That it should be com posed of such a great variety of A'cu-n- ; on Strong IHitfe Pajtr. Retg Partial Table or Content 4- - The Labor Question. Scotch Gathering. Killed by Lightning. Curious Canned Fruit for Wiggins. Nothing is Lost. Revolutionary Elements iu tho Cuitcd States. Music Hath Charms-Sh- all dent have no Music (ho 't neit Presi Ratification Smooch by Blaine. Indorsement 8peech by Prcsidout G: aut Woman Suffrage Matters. Tho North Country Cache Valley. The North Country Logan. The Ropublit'an Convention. The Arizona Pctttlemcnts. ARRIVALS. WlLKBRjjMlS. READING. OF A:,",u,-- Closing Out SSaaJL SUMMER GOODS. ! I ll t 11MK due le.t World. 01 Clio "Hi' fc t iSggp Or WOOL! HATS AND BONNETS, Trimmed and Untrimmed; BONNET AND HAT SHAPES; French and American FLOWERS; ORNAMENTS in Pearl, Gilt, Steel and Jet; TORQUOISE in Black and Colors; SATINS and CRAPES; Brussels and Chantilla NET; FEATHERS in Great Variety; a Complete Stock of RIBBONS; Guipure, Yak and Blonde LACES. oll,,u' au-tago- L4DIES', MISSES' o- AND 61IMDH1S, roRSKTs. PARASOLS, EMBROIDERIES, Mil AI IZetVg SLIPPERS. fans, wmrK goods. A N CLOTHING ! WB HAVE A Fine and Carefully Selected Stock, which w orrKH A.T.UUE.1TLY REDUCED PRICES r(.v(-ThnM- IN FURIIISHIilG GOODS Oitr Stock is Complete. The Latest Btyles of IfATd in every variety of Shapes and Shades. Men's & Boy?' BOOTS A SHOES, in diffeient grades, at Bottom Figures. We carry a Full Stock of NOTIONS, CUTLERY, SOAPS, HAIR OILS, PERFUMERIES, Etc., etc, etc. Wholesale orJRetail igh I SUMMER CLOTHING. t l'Ay Of It KN 11 UK l.l.NfS i j, m y't-t- vii scnil-tlai'- y 3u0 p ml 6 3; a Cache and llox Elder counties, dally a Coriuuo and Kelton, d.tily ....3 HO p Idaho and Montana, daily, fi 3d u Iloise Oty and Idaho Citr. .... a' t)al)J" U t iu California, Oregon, &c, daily ..3 w j, m Ophir, Tooele, Stsektuu, Ja- eob City, c. , daily tl A a in fl 30 a rtingham Canyon, daily in For leaver and Intermediate South jxMnts, dally. a iu C ,H For rioehe, Star and San Francisco distrlcts.dally lor St. Georire and points south of Beaver on alterfi nate days... For Sanreteand Feviereonn-tles- , dally, except Satur- rtay For Cedar Valley, Fuirflold and Tiutio mlnin Tuesdays, Thurso days and Satnrdajs ;hi tt In a w ;w 00rt m ts, :W a in orricx noras. Geueral Delivery enon from 8 a.m. to ii p.m. Sunday, 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. Money Order aud ltcglster depart meut from P a.m. to 5 p.m. Outside door open from 6 a m. to 10 p.m. J. .V. ilfOORIT, rottmeitUr. wiNJinw ii uivu ii 'j mmm XJJUlit UU JLatli, Sliliiglc, MOULDINGS, ETC-- ETC I FOR SALE. THE MUSICAL tbree-iourth- 2o3r TEASDFiT n'g? WOOD PUMPS AND WatorPipos. DAIEY UTEISTSILS. A rrom executed of the Art, at Bed Rock Prices, at the Deseret News Office. E3 7T B O O ESL Ono and a Little. XfW Hiid Itare 31 etlh PUIi EL YVEOETA BLE, IMFTKEJf years of rarniwt boUuleal aeaixh aiuonf ilium iuouutiii nud valley hare reouiteit in tho dintKivt-rv- . ihi only of many new varktiewot liuiu, tut Of new mu h of whk wonder oi!k8, hv ful tnedlolul eurutive rxMerUk liy itMitiuued ex(Hriuieut ibeir virtue beoome Lmva ainl thun frtM eilraou r uewlr dlooeieJ ntauta art- three uiiu JL the Alo - oouipouiKled. If proiierly used, they will eure ver many diKesiww, paiua aud iuhi, and are more ewieciaiiy vamatue in DYSI'KHtiJA, UVKK tXJMl'LAlNTS. I N lihJ K.s rii i J iPNDlOK, aud all oaia of KKV Kits. UK1NAKY tXLI8, AND KIliNRY llTI ltf. VEXK. HlitUHATIhM, HKAKTHUKN, 11ARKHvX., MUMt'.S MhASLhS, for Vvuirtino rum iiumi.. and tor many other dlmnwa, and all cum of HlLIOUfciNKSS and DlSOJiDKltKl) 8TOMACH. hr tb I will eond nifclr br uia.l. Ptl order, I box Pllla for oeuu; lduaeai, rem On orders aooornnanled poatMiUI, , PniCESj James A. VALUARLK MEPICrNR, nal Plants recently UIm. uverel lu the Kooky Mountains l t THE DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT, DESERET J. LYNN, Supt. Mountair.-Pill- s Rocky As Low as Any House Will Sell. J- - S. jus ISr-iUnard'- a PRINTING the Highest Style and Yard, Half Block South of Depot. Office irifi HOTEL Publications oojtt-4- fiftO; 1 g Imtt, ft.UO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. S. P. TEASDEL, half blocks East of Mala. alx. kinds or JAIJOCK OF uu a s ? o is:tq i; From Hi Farm Wagon to tho family carriage. Quality of work and materi al guarantectl. Cars.; buiit c PALEST HE TOD RISTS e short JTJST PtrBLISHBD:! :...'. en i a,00 ab.'ox. iu a Idaho World. s. Klaelsuiitliiug in all its brauches. age laiutiug aud Trimming done in a suiienor manner. Horse Shoeing a speciality: ; DO cm IIATS. style second to none. reasonable. Pr i Con-gressm- W , notice. pairing o Q ; General Mercliandise , ! rv'-- ' tu i" WASATCH WOOLLEN MILLS. JOHN K.HASLAM, WANTED WOOL! iy Hon. 8. 8. Fenn. The course of VEHICLES BUILT TO ORDER this gentleman in the contest with Tom Bennett for the seat Jh ih e House has been manly and whollv Call and Price Our Goods KNTITLE D lUPORTXrtS, jobbkiis and brail dealers in honorable He relied throughout. before Purchasing -solely upon the facts in the case t& "a ! ana an nonest Congress to do him ustice. He has won no fish t. be OK cause mere was none to win the ' JC8X ARRITZD, A NK SJtLSCTlON OF case was too plain. But that he Jtlin-iii- g 39 and his friends ha-vbeen subjected MEN'S AND BOYS'. SUMMER ! who ihuo annoyance on uy tne dar or Thloh we offer at Very Low Price, feee our rascalities Bennett and his ing ORDERS SOLICITED tools, there can be no doubt BenRenett started in to be delegate Comprising a collection of letters written by President clone through fair or foul means, and W bic h;wi I reoo! ve Proinptl Attention. I They are Just the tulusr you want. Our1' deo. A. Smith and members of hisT party while failing in the former he left nothine uhutod luuuwuipiuiu iiis aims by traveling in Europe, Asia and Africa ; the latter, and resorted to the most in 1S72 and 1873, ccs contemptible tricks of thievery to Ta . t unequalled. Try it, and be Coninced. carry out his purpose. For the first time yn fifteen years honest CALL OR ADDBK3S FAMILY GltOCEUIES. have been elected, (and was In done FliOUR, FEED nnd OKAIX, every contested Carrila for sale at the Deseret News Office, DwyerV Book Store, and at Justice case that came before them, and Bl)0 , the office of Professor Thomas, East Temple Gate, at the following Bennett of course was kicked out. It is a source of extreme gratifica:,... prices '"" tion to know that Mr. Fpnn and the of this Territory have 'not people Morocco Cilt Embossed, S3.00 beea defrauded of their riehta. anri : We guarantee OuaUty, and meet all Competition. a still greater pleasure the fact that . Morocco, Embossed, 2.50 see us fraud In election matters will no bun ana " "3 ( 3.'. la be Con-grecountenanced V' EAST longer by Cloth "'j TEMPLE ST m 3 a. p iu -- Nevada, WILL FIND IT TO THK1& INTEREST TO F.iUfBBiCIU m a ui Og-de- WOOL! All kinds of " o ,u u, Summit and Wasatch counties Mondays and Fridays 8 3d a m Kich county, Mondays, Wel- uosdays aud Fridays Joa ui :u i. Moryau couuty, datlr Paris county, daily 8.1) am Weber county, daily .fl ,K m Of CHOICE SEASONABLE. GOODS T XI S3UYEK8 )i m Q Deseret in Mi mail, daily ...:t?o a A:ta, dally.... p ;xi a Parley's Park, ti g Cotton-wixiaud Wauahip, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays ; oo tk Park City, daily, except Suu- - s Carriage Painting in - d Blackwell's Pickles, Catsups, etc. Gelatine. Oatmeal. Coleman's and other Mustards. Spices, etc, Great Salt Lake Shops. aof 5 UtrARTCRtS, I" SHEET and Boy1 - Tintlc iniDtuff district, TucfthtyftThursdajs and r, Saturdays IMPORTED GOOD G0.; i .w San I ranclsoo dktricta, da ! .:, Uoorfre and xritnts south of tea ver alternate da j Paupete and Sovlorcouutios, " daily, except Monday FairHeM tedar Valley, and N I ; 0'NEIL CHILDREN'S IhUm JA- - io ixnuis, uai:y Plocho, Star and WOOL!! T ore- - a8p ,u daUy or ami lutoruieliboithl rom Uta Cju, P0UXDS CAR LOAD Caufomia, IStH-ktot- i, , -- Nevada, WANTED, PITT8BUHG, 'illOaiu ,liU;-- , AT CLOSING OUT PRICES. CORT WAYNJ Straw, Chip, Braid and Paris 11 10a m A fi 40 p ui Cache and Pox Fl.Icr couu- '. s 40 p m t'os, da'tjr CorinnoandKelten, dully. .11 40 a iu Idaho aud Meutatia, daily, ,.3 40 p in City aud Idaho Citv, Ok'Ueu.soiui-daih- - .1 -- ir, WB HAVE A FULL STOCK 1 Olhir, Tooeks cotiClty, Ac n.ughanj . tru-its- llILLIffERY ! ,. family Heekllm religious creeus, or social cus In (lie of sectional toms, and interests, win. i;i: oi'i KKKi) vvniior r i;i:?i:kvk DAVID Annual tub vrtj tiun jo.oO; post of; civil organizations, and civil liDerty, religious toleration and a affe, 15 cents. S nglc copy, 10 cents. spirit of compromise should have been primary conditions of its growth and development? That in the early stages of its growth ex traneous pressure was 'almost con stantly brought to bear on these heterogeneous elements to force them into cohesion, that the world, for tne first time, might witness an affiliation of religious and political rH2T' .TCT2 interests on a scale of sufficient to tne current magnitude change of its aflairs, and op?n up a new era We are offering New Japan Teas in packages of all sizes VERY to be characterized by man s re I'HKAP, our prices are the lowest ever known In this country. We shall receive this season new Teas by every Bteamer during demption from despotic rule? the Season. Aggression and couquest were for once ignored in the formation or a great nation. Uur country is street, 100,000 the spontaneous growth, on a new B Meat Opposite City AND Market. soil, of the best element the old OF The Largest Stock in the West, Including all the Favorite Urands. P.O. Box, 306. ' world could furnish, nourished by din or the most exalted senti Agents for the colebrated brand of Golden Harp Fine Cut Tobacco. Pennsylvania Railroad some ments of humanity.- Vanity Fair always on hand. run the Celebrated Mutual aggression and recrimin ation are the persistent enemies of PULLMAN PALACE GABS popular institutions. They are ms which can nevr assimi A FULL LINE OF FROM late. When one'portion of our citi or X O zens assert their right to judge of O 3NT Chicago to Baltimore the religious or moral condition of or their neighbors, without reference AND to constitutional guarantees, it beALWAYS ON HAND, INCLUDING comes an act of aggression which, MANTELS AND GRATES WASIIIXGTOX CITS', if unchecked, Oil WU'Cll WILL BE FA ID becomes a precedent lor auarcny and the rule of popular Without Change J Crosse & HAS ARRIVED AT' regardless of law. One-thir- d I,OBTlue ( hlcaeo Daily at 5:15 l in. prejudice in money and two Ouly on the most liberal niinci- MORRIS & EVANS. ZW This route Is especially desirable for ples could thirteen independent thirds in our Factory business men, as it gives them an opportu- States, with their sectional inter dja in nity to visit Pittsburg-- I'hlladelphia, New ests, with their great diver?ity of Variety. tho in tho best York and Boston, markets religious sentiments and standards Cloth on of East. delivery of Ask for Tickets via rittabiir(r,FortWayne morality, have succeeded In or and Pennsylvania Central H. K.. which can ganizing a general government. the Wool, bo obtained at ail regular Railroad Ticket 1 his mixing of the varied elements & Offices in the West. at the Company's Olltee, of 4:i, West Madison St. and at Depot, corner Christianity together, seems the Madison and Canal Streets, west Side, Chi- only way in which a free governcago. ment could have been originated PROPRIETORS APPLY TO from the materials of the old world. F. It. UTEKi,1 o Had thecolouies developed a domi Gen'l Tass. and Ticket Agent. nant doubtwould religion, might lOO.OOOIbs. of J. ST. McCCULOrGH, less have asserted its right of abso For General Manager. which I mtil the Hlcbeat Price In 1'iwh. S(oreimy ad Home. lute rule, and the liberal principles At Prest. Brigham Young's. made Cloth, eonslatln of Dooaktns, Tweeda, Jeans, of the present century would have llnnncla, Mumji, dl6j etc Yarns, and Bluketa, Also, been an still fancy. plain waiting opportunity ONE BLOCK WEST F W&LKE BROS., to assert their adaptation to the Ifav.ng made aiecial arrangements with tonit of the best Tailors in wants of human progress. the City, am prepared to furnish Suits to order, in any ttyle, costira ! MUSIC The right remained with the in from f'M to $30. dividual Slates to regulate their BUGKSMITHIHG Office of the Mills First South Street, opixlto Towuseud House, aud at tho Factory, internal aflairs within constitus We are constantly receiving of a uillo East or PeultentUry. tional limits. The general governdid aV3VX3SS :XZ3, Xjoi ioo. ment assumed the responsibility AND of protecting American citizens One of (bo most desirable AS IT 18 against the aggressions of State authorities and the oppressive re- business properties in the sults of popular excitements, or its City. Centrally located on ISSUED FROH THE PRESS, guarantees of liberty and eoualitv 1st Sonth Street, two Blocks are worthless. Ana uaiiy order sucn pieces as re Bank and When the abolition furore of the from not4n stock. Sheet Music corner. Northern States made Emporium their judg sent to all parts of the ment of the moral and religious is Tiiily Supplied Territories at Pubof the slaveholder a means status lisher's prices. of forcing the slavery question into pontics, ic lorcea the slaveholder into defensive measures, and created a sectional antagonism which AMERICAN "W 6 qt Milk Pans, $3 per doz 8 qt, should have forever lain dormant. Flaring Pans, No plan for the abolition of slavery could well have been worse than an OF ALL KINDS. Manchard Churns, Upright Wood Churns, aggressive one. or Booms Containing Twenty acts are only illustrations Such Butter Moulds & 1 lb sizes of the motto that "might makes in complete order. Size oi Milk Strainers Oliver IMtson A Co., 8. right." are one Ove but L,ot remove rods They from an appeal to arms. The disas front and ten rods Nontherly Julien Churns Sous, Sohcriaer, Lightning Churns, Westerly troua consequences which have Ami TKIHUIXU Neatly and front. Peters antl others, a I trays followed the aggressional policy of The above Milk Buckets, Promptly Itoue. will be Dairy Salt, the north in dealing with the slav property on Hand. ery question are a forcible illustra sold at a. Bargain. Apply 0 Butter Pads & Ladles, qt, Pressed Pans, tion or tuese platitudes. on tbe premises, or to Horse-Shoein- g When popular opinion forces a Specialty. CALDER & CARELESS Milk Skimmers, Wood Pails. special proscriptive legislation it is C. M. GILBERSQN, a direct blow at tfee vitality of our insiiLU uons. AT PRICE 8 For some forty years after the Boom 3, of the Constitution ap- dl5J adoption Godbe's Building. pearances indicated that the religious intolerance which had characc- terized European civilization since the advent of scholastic theology JOS. WAIKKR, HX BKK8, had found its natural grave In the JOHM A. KNicnr, JUUlt P. OBLAD Plenty of Good, Fresh Under and wilds of the western world, and Lowest JIarket Prices. that the great American republic would prove equal to Its divine mission of illustrating the principle that man In a national canaoUv l capable of Q I he persistent attempt of the American people for fortv Vfftru to C&RRIAG 'A VAG0I1 CO IS fully ASSORTED with every SEASONABLE VARIETY. force a solution of the "Mormon" one is of the strongest il problem (Swce shots toZA. Uoper.) lustrations of the fact that they AT LOWEST hare inherited much of the intol SECOND SOUTH STREET. TXT erant spirit of their fathers. JAMES, i 1VK -- IN .V At ILe Centennial. uiH.n llallot iu New Mexico. Poetry. Z w i Desperadoes. Tho Assassination at Constant noplc Of llcial Account. (.rook 3 iigui wnn the lit liuns on the Bosebud . Speech by Gov. Hayes. Cure for Co!d in tho Head. Spider Epidemic. Altec Relics in Illinois. Ills Sleeplessness. A Fearful Bump. Tho Way i'oungr Persons Bide to Poverty. Murder by Apothecaries. The Biggest Hoff in the World. WIggintou's Utah Election Bill. Various Est ray Notices. Letter List. Congressional Proceeding-City Council Proceedings. Editorial Notes. Local News. Correspondence, Home and Foreign. Telegraphic Disjiatcbes from All Part of the World. Notes of Various Kinds. Reviews and Notices of Boukti.eto. s T Parley's Tark, Big c( t. tonwooi, and Wanship Tuesdays, Thursdays'anj , Saturdays 1'drk City, dally except fun- -5(t. 5 (V p tu day Summit aud Wasatch aud ThursSl p n. days l:vh oouuty, Tuolay,Tuur:?- 5 40 p m day a mt Sat unlay Moi tran county, daiN 8 to p in 40 a m ciHinly, dally Weber county, dally ,. S 10 p iu or Drinking Fountains. That Thirteenth Plank. Hayes and Wheeler. Ti oasury Drafts Bot timed. i risoners rrom lHj Penitentiary iycaicoi -- One Man Shot Inscription of the Dcparlurca l:ab. oonsxiTs PURE NATURAL LEAF TEA ;..wiLKiirso9's sheep, shears. I -- Onaoftite n rm Farffo I 6:t Street. t 5,'.o.Wr.4j Tj L?pa.;' C5 : C" |