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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-03
Visible Supply of Grain.

CmcAGo, June 2.-Visiblo supply Wheat
~, 49,, 900 bushels, decrease 5000; corn Il,
Gs5, 900 bushels, decrease 1907, 900; oats
6.0S5OOO bushels, increase l,6Gs, 900; rye
az. 900 bushels, decrese 5000; barley COS
600 bushels, decrease 10000.
New YORK, June Stocks of grain
in store and afioat May 81: Wheat
2,6jO,51G bushels; corn, $50, So nushels ;
oats, $50, 23O bushels; rye, 5000 bushels
barley, 1900 bushels; malt, l4i ,a69 bush
els
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-03

CINCINNATI. june Seventecn-year-
old Joe Russell. of Ludlow. Ky. started
ont. Yesterday afternoon, 90 jump from all
four of the bridges across the Ohio river
here within three hours At I o'clock he
plunged from the middle span of the Ches-
aueake and Ohio bridge 10 feet above the
channel He struck the water with his
lcft side. and was So stunned that he was
rescued with difficulty by the boat In wait
iu- He abandoned the idea of jumping
frou the other three bridges.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-03
snIlh Coo INTO rraInIng.

NEW YORK. June Ed Smith. the Den
Yer pugilist. who recently kept Peter Jack
son busy for five rounds i'm Chicago, is in
town. and Will begin 20 train to-day near
this city for his fight with Jim DAILY, of
Philadelphia. which takes place AT the Erie
County Athletic club on June l6. William
MuldO0u will train Smith.
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The richt. in Penn.yIvanla.

Puu.,prrru1A. June The Record will
print tomorrow a resume OF the guoerna-
torial situation I'm both parties II shows
that Delamater has failed to win the nom
nati0u and can only be nominated ooy
QUAY. and that there viii be close hsht
in Democratic circles.
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VANAWUA AND MICHIGAN

IN RAILWAY. r. W. KELLEY, President.
Kanawha Short Line.) Schedule in effect No
yember 9th, 1879, Subject TO change without
notice. Trains leave Wheeling 1920 .. M via
Ohio River Il. r.; arrive Charleston SO p. y.
Leave Charleston 6:45 A. m: arrive Wheeling
7:35 D. m. via o. r. X. X. Leave Charleston
II - a. m: arrive Wheeling i:3O a. m via Co
mmbus and Il. a o., daily except Sunday. Gen
leave Charleston SOD a. m: arrive Wheeling
7.45 D. m Leave Wheeling 500 q. IN; arrive
Charleston As p. m, via o. r. II. X.
GEO. j. ERMLlCH. G. 7 A.
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r.fn.ed tn snhmit the rapere.

LONDON. June Parliament rcaSsen-
b,ed to-day after the Whitsuntide recess.
nm the House Of Commons Sir James Fer
egsion. Secretary for Foreign ONCE. de
clined to lay on the table The papers reia-
tive % the negotiations with the United
States concerning the Behring Sea trouble
until the question is settled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-03
Female sunragists Appeal to Gladstone

LONDON, June 1.-The Women's Liberal
Federation will present memorial TO MI
Gladstone asking him TO include the grant
ing of the franchise to women IN the pro
gramme of issues to be settled at the next
general election for members oil Parha-
mput
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-03
rrnnkI,n Mn Roofer. Out.

NEW YoRK. June The tin roofers OF
p~oolzlvn went out to-day on their strike Tor
eight hours. should any any attempt oe
made 10 employ n0n-mion men IN thel5
nIaces. the carpenters, masons, fathers ana
other house building trades Will also 80
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=
RAIIRoADs-Quiet; sales sl,ll9,OOO
SrocKs-The stock market to-day, when
left to itself was quiet with steady TO
firm tone, but the bears were very aggres-
sive at the opening. In the regular list
they paid particular attention TO Missouri
Pacific. Atchison and Union Pacific, the
decline in the two former leading to the i'm
preston that the Gould party were not IA
vorable to a restoration of rates, though
this was in all probability the i'm
preston designed The Trusts were
responsible for most Of the feeling Of inse-
cnritv among holders of railway stocks,
and Chicago Gas led of with a drop of 81.
per cent. which was afterwards partly re-
covered. Among the specialties that show
ed marked weakness were Colorado Coal,
Wheeling and Lake Erie preferred and
7. ackawanna The close was active and
weak at about the lowest prices of the day.
Almost the entire list is lower. Sugar is
off &c, Lackawanna ls{, Chicago Gas
~. Missouri Pacific u, Richmond and
West Point IL, Union Pacific and Wheel
ing and Lake Erie preferred Is.
Adams Express l52; American Express,
rs: Canada Pacific, 81; Central Pacific,
81 Chesapeake and Ohio, 2Si do. first
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Seven Hundred Stonecutters Strike.

P1rrsBURG, June 1.-The stonecutters OF
Pittsburg and Allegheny, TO the nnmoer OF
zoo. struck this morning for an advance IN
,vases of four cents an hour. They are
now receiving $500 per day and want s4O5
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-03

Wheat, 1900 bushels; corn, 5000 bush
els: oats, 400 bushels: clover seed, 80
bags. Shipments-Wheat, 1000 bushels;
corn. 5000 bushels; clover seed, $50 bags.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-03

The only Complexion Powder in the
world that is without vulgarity, without
injury to the user, and without doubt "a
beautifier, is Pozzoni's.
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2n5eelin9 8e9ister
Truurlrrs e5lrinr.

A RRVAL AND DEPARTURE
= \ OF EXPLANATION oF REFER
ENcE MARKS. fDaily. tSuuduy exccSted. .Mou-
dar excepted SSuuday excepted Saturday
excepted saturday only. SUNDAY only-55
Meridian. MAY H.. $50. Wheeling time, which
l-oue hour earlier than Central Time.
B. ~ %. r. K. Depart Arrive.
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TOO RICm FOR THEIR BLOOD.

SUNDAY Leaycat7 81. ma. and every hour Co
G.. HIRSCH. Superintendent
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The Metal Market.

New YORK, June Pig Iron, quiet.
Copper, neglected; lake Sl5 %. Lead, quiet
and steady; domestic 81 80. Tin, dull
straits 81 90.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money sale Per Cent.-Governments Dun
and steady-Stocks Lower-Flour STEADY
and Unchanged Wheat Active.

New York. June money on call tight.
Ranging from to l. per cent; last loan at
per cent. closed at Il per cent. bid ;
prime mercantile paper at l2ia6l : per cent.
Sterling Exchange quiet and steady at 4Sla
1856.
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sTEANER EELLAIRE.


Leave Wheeling. Daily Trip. City Time-6:45
ssh. lO.oO and n IS am; 2.tO. 400 600 p m
Leave Wheeling sundays. City Time-S:OO 10
aud ~ "a. M; goo, 4;uOand d:OO p. IN.
WHEELING Il ELM GROVE
W RAILROAD. On and after Wednesday,
Nay iith. lsgO. trains ON the Wheeling and
Em Grove Railroad viii run as follows:
Leave Wheeling Lraye Elm Grove.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROA ID.
" TIME TABLE TAKING EFFECT NO
vember 81 1889 Passenger trains will run AS
follows-Central Time. All trains daily except
those marked thus :, which do not run ON Sun
day:
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Through tckets and luggage checked % III
points.
For rates and other information. address
W. J. ROBINSON. G. +. A., Parkersburg.
A. j. DANDY. \. G. y. A.. Parkersburg
j. &. TOMLINSON. Pas. Agent. Wheeling, VIVA
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mxNrawly
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ACQUIRED by the Weston merchant, III
addition to those of the foreigner, New
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Depart Arrive.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-21
A Harmless DueI.

PARIS, Oct. 2I.-The duel be-
tween Paul de ROulede and Rein
ach, growing out Of the debate in
the Chamber ofDeputies yesterday,
relative to an action Of the govern
ment against the BOuiangists, in the
course OF which DE ROulede insulted
Reinach by describing him as THAT
lackey Of all administrations" took
place this morning. The weapons
used were pistols. Twenty five
PAGES We're marked of by the sec
Onds and the principals took POSI-
tons. At the word Reinach fred, but
the shot flew wide Of the mark. DE
R0uleie did not fire. Reinach's
seconds then proposed the duel to
be continued, but De Roulede de-
clined to accede 20 the proposals.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-21
A MORAL LESSON FROM CUES
TIOYABLE SOURCE.

THIS morEing's issue Of the Load
ing nti-"MormonD newspaper. Of
which c. C. Goodwin, the Lib
eral'' candidate for delegate to
Congress, is the editorial head, has
an article devoted u an attack Ugon
Mr.. c. P. Huntington, Of san Fran
cisco. Embodied il It Is a CORE
spOndence, the writer OF which
quotes from an interview between
the California millionaire ami 2
representative Of the Standard. Fol
lowing Is the quotation in question:
"When asked what wer5 his views
shout the manifesto issued by Presi-
dent Woodruff some time ago. Presi-
dent Huntington sid:
81 have read the manifesto, and Of
course have heard tie matter dis
cGssed very freely in tha East, and my
own and the general opinion is that
the move was a good one. The LAT
ter-day Saints. or Mormons rs they
arc called. always did have my heart
lest and most sincere respect and SYM
pathy. ! always did think that they
were the most industrious and one OF
the hes; people on the earth. When !
think Of the good they have done in
building up the Western country
and bringing over the poorer classes
Of people from Europe and other
countries, no. bad people. mind You.
but simply poor, where they could
materially improve their positions in
life, the idea occurs 70 me tina. this
government has made a serious mis-
take in the way i; has deal, with this
people. But don'i think that I sane
ton poiygamyi on The contrary, I
think it a relic Of barbarism: but then
] believe that is the business Of the
Mormons and no ons else. Talking
of the matter brings to my mind q
little incident which always makes me
smile when think 81 it,
awhile the Central Pacific WAS be- 7
ing built. and before the connection
was made az Ogden, I vas oct here in Z
this country and md occasion 70 visit
Salt Lake City. and Of course must
see the great Brigham. During our
stay ono OF my comnanioGs asked .
him how many wives he had. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-21
DELAYED yoya-r.

New YORK, Oct. sl.-The North
German Lloyd steamer, Spree, from
Bremen, arrived this morning, after
a somewhat tedious passage. She
was detained in the channel by a
dense fog and was obliged TO run at
n slow rate. Afterwards and clear
across the western ocean she expert.
enced very severe westerly gales,
with high seas. She was Obliged TO
stop several times, IN all about thirty
six hours, owing TO trouble with the
air pumps, which gave out ire
quently.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-21

" permits all forms OF worship. The In
dian can hold powEows in honor Of the
Great Spirit; the Mohammedau can sound
from his minAret the praises OF Allah; tho
Chinaman can erect his josh house; the
Fire worshIper can LOOK to the sun a. the
supreme lord OF life; the Hindoo can ap-
peal 70 YIshirans and the inneei can seo.n-
fully reject all and every form Of religious
belief. and all wi Il be protected 50 long as
each and all conform 20 the law OF the
land- II the Mormons are sincere in this
new stand taken BY them they hate dis
arned both the law aad pusiic opin ion" 2
The Savannah (GeOrgial Nesos
states:
There is, Of course, no desire 10 interfere
with the Mormon religion II Poiysamy u
not a part OF it. The Mormoas arc welcome
TO profess any religion they please 30 long
a. they 90 not violate the laws. They mast.
however, respect the laws. and A. long IS
they co that they viii not be interfered
with.
The Washington correspondent Of
the Columbus, Ohio State, JoUrsla!
treats the subject as Il VIII PROBABLY
affect the Utah Commission, and
We will close the clippings fortoday
with his pungent sayings, which
furnish some reasons why seme
members OF that body affect TO treat
lightly the importlnt announce
ment; they DO not relish it or its
probable consequences to them:
The declaration OF the Mormon Church
on the subisef OF plural marriages viii
likely have the eject OF throwing the mem
bers OF the Utah Commission out OF nice
soft berthI. The Members Of this com
mission each draw . salary OF 5000 and
travelling expenses. The position Is much
better from a financial standpoint than that
Of a Uniied states Senator or merber OF
Congress. for the reason that there u but
little time devoted 20 The duties OF the
once The governor sad other officers Of
the Territory practically prepare all the re
ports. and all the Commissioners have to
do Is TO take iaunt out there once every
year and, after looking ab1ut and having a
good time. anlX iheir signatures to the
oGieial document, which Is submitted TO
Congress. The onicial action o; the Nor
mon Church IN agreeing 10 abandon plarAl
marriages and submit TO the laws Of the
United States READERS this Commission
useless and the members viii soon ind
their occupations gone.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-21
NO rNsuLr INrENpEp.
The Governor Requested 10 Send
His Message Again.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct 2l.-The
House this morning adopted a reso-
luton a. the sense Of the body that
no slight or insult was intended on
the part Of the House in the refusal
Of the speaker 70 accept the Gov
ernor's message yesterday evening
and appointing a committee to call
upon the Governor and request that
the message again be sent to the
House.
Governor Campbell complied
with the request. The message
recommends the legislature TO pass
n law providing that nOn-partisan
Boari Of Improvement for Cincin-
natl bs appointed by the mayor and
the election be held In April.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-21
CLIPPINGS on THE "DECLARA.
TION.-

WE sUFPosE the comments Of the
American press on the subject Of
the ''Mormon" action concerning
plural marriage are interesting to
our readers, 50 we select 4 few more
out Of the many which have come
to us containing some approach to a
rational view OF the question.
The New York Herald Of the sth
inst. had an editorial which has
been widely copied, in which the
bearing of the action upon State
hood IS discussed. The Herald thus
concludes the editorial:
The Territory may be safely ad-
mitted when it appears that majority
Of ats people are. and are likely to
continue to BE-, opposed to poiygamy
and in favor Of making tia crime.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-21
Ihr LnromnlIrc Enginecr,.

PITTsBURG, Oct. 2L-The bust
ness Of the international Brother
hood Of Locomotive Engineers is
progressing rapidly. Adjournment
is expected in about ten days. The
sessions continue to be secret, but 1t
has been learned from reliable
sources that the proposition Of the
federation with the trainmenis Or
ganizaiion has been rejected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-21
THE rIPPERARY IRIAL.
o'BrIea Wants Baifour 20 Give an
Account OF Himself

TIPPERABY, Oct. 2l.-The trial
Of the defendants for conspiracy was
resumed tOlay. During the Dis
cussiOn between the counsels, Dillon,
Of counsel for defendants, said he
wished the tribunal before which
the ease was being tried was a
superior instead Of a magistrates
court. He would then charge Bal
four with contempt Of court for
recent utterances at New Castle.
Michael O'Brien, n defendant,
asked that summons be issued
against Balfour, compelling him 10
appear before the court and state
under oath what he had said at New
Castle. The court declined 10 issue
the summons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-21

Deserving Of COnfldence.-There
is no article which SO richly deserves
the entire confidence Of the COM
munity rs BROWNS BRONCHIAL
TROCHEs. Those suffering from
Asthmatic and Bronchial Diseases,
Coughs, and Colds should try them.
Price % cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-21
MORE FAIR PREMIUMS.
Prizes Awarded at the sped Pro-
gramme on Friday Last.
CLASS A.-Horses.


Arthur l.. Thomas, city. No. 90,
best team to pole. Gold medal and
SIS. 20 =.
w. II. Christie, city, No. 81, best
single roadster to harness. Gold
medal.
Mount & Griffin, city, No. lO2,
best saddle mare. Gold medal and
$40.
Jno. r. Winder, CITY, No. lO7, best
team in divisions, Of English coach,
Cleveland bay, grade carriage, TO
pole. Gold medal and Sl5.
Arthur l.. Thomas, city, best
matched pair Utah roadsters- Grant
Brothers Company, special SIS.
Thomas Mathews, city, best two
year-old horse TO harness and speed.
Mathews special SIS.
Il. y. Baskin, city, best sire Of
trOtters land three colts) TO harness
and speed. Baskin's special $50.
Miss Lida Stromberg, Franklin
Avenue, city, best equestrienne.
Fuller & Young's special, lady's sad
die. s.-
Respectfully.
= G. l.. HAINEs,
! MARK MCKIMMINs,
SAMUEL PAUL,
$. =. SCIIRANM,
/ Awarding Committee.
CLASS B-CaitIe.
ni,isIon One-Sborthoru.
Arthur Brown, city, best bull
three years old, diploma aud SO.
F. 4. Mitchell, city, best bull one
year old, diploma and S.
Arthur Brown, city, best bull calf,
silver medal and 50.
Arthur Brown, city, best COW
three years old, diploma and S25.
Arthur Brown. city, best heller
two years old, diploma and $40.
Arthur Brown, city, best heller
one year old, silver medal and -.
Arthur Brown, city, best heller,
calf, silver medal and s..
| Arthur Brown. city, sweepstakes,
best herd Of five head. gold medal
and So. Respectfully,
| j. w. SASBORS,
EDWIN G. WoOLLEY,
SAMUEL MCINTYRE,
Awarding Committee.
Division a.-Deyon.
Ben II. Eldredge. Provo, best bull
3 years old. Diploma and SO.
Ben II. Eldredge, Provo, best bull
! year old. Diploma and s.
Ben Il. Eldredge, Provo, best COW
3 wears old. Diploma and SIS.
Ben r. Eldredge, Provo, best
heifer . years old. Diploma and $40.
Ben II. Eldre5ge, Provo, best
heller year old. Silver medal and
IS.
Ben Il. Eldredge, Provo. best
heifer calf. Silver medal and s..
Ben II. Eldredge. Provo, (swee-
stakesl best herd OF five head. Gold
medal and So.
Respectfully,
WILLIAM WHITE,
r. 4. BURTON,
WM. Il. PRESTON,
Awarding Committee.
Division 5--JeTssy.
LIE Grand Young, city, best bull
3 years old, diploma and 50
John r. Winder, city, best bull 2
years old, diploma aud $40.
+. II. Parsons, city, hest COW }
years old, diploma and sos.
Alfales Young, city, best heifer .
wears old. diploma and gold medal.
John r. Winder, city, best heifer
year old, silver medal and 50.
John II. Winder, city, best heifer
calf. silver medal and s..
Lee Grand Young, city, Sweep
stakes, best herd of five head, gold
medal and S25.
w. b. Rid, city, Especially, COW
with triplet calves, cash s..
Respectfully,
J. w. JUDD,
Awarding Committee.
Note-The remainder Of Glass b,
cattle, will be published in our next
issue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-21
Markets AND STOCKS.
EEw roak STOCKS.

Stocks dali. steady 10 firm and generally
aiinsignineant changes from opening.
CHICAGO MARKET.
Chicago. Oct 81. LIS p. N.
whosi-ste.dy. cash. l01zGE; Dee.
las 81 iMay. Io9kais.
Corn-steEdy' cash. s.S, Nov. s2s.;
MAY. s5H.
OAis-sieaay; cash. a.; Dec. az; May,
Az.
Barley-Firm; 5saso.
as; MAY. 100.
Lsra-steldyi cash. s.is's; Jan. e.5o;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-21

No frazranf Wild flower on the heath
l. sweeter taan ny Julia's sigh.
No rearl y Waiter than her teeth,
While her soft lps the roses dye.
For sOZODONT u her delight,
II keeus khose charms 80 uure and Irish
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-21
=COHN=BROS.=
IOST.

EyRoM FIFTH wAKD. sUSp ~, gTo
II Isth. one chestnut sorFt4 80 sl0uI
hind feet White. white strip p y -Spe 90.
5 years old. had 4 halter, strap I-.--..ssr Co..
Leave Information a ~. 49,. Nous.I
salt LAke City. or James Madi's''
Post Ofsce.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-21
A HURDEROUS ATTEMPT
Against the Imperial Life OF the
Ruler OF all the Rus
slams.
THE DUEL BETWEEN PAUL De
RoULEoE AND REINEcH.
One OF The Defendants in the Tip
perary Trial Waited 10 Have
Balfour Summoned.
by Telegraph 10 the NEws.l
The T,e-seruted Gar.

PARIS, Oct. 2I.-EUeHmoNs has
advices from st. Petersburg stating
that as the Car was travelling on
his return to st. Petersburg from n
hunting trip in Poland, a shot was
fired If the train az Grodno.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-21
The Body Pound.

Providence, r. l., Oct. 2l.-The
body of the son Of Rear Admiral
Case, drowned at Bristol, was found
this morning near where he sank.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-21
NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS ARE mr. HnT-5,1Ssisd
N warned, under the PenA,sss body Of
BY ordnance. not 70 rem,9'S -. air. u asI
any dead animal. or oaa.' Vnorfvins ihe
description. without hrss -. .iifeci.l1'
City Scavenger, who VIII
Tor It's disposal s,ro,rEII..
cts sesvsnzer. Room . O"i NJ
A I'll i.th isac
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-21

T'HANEISG THE PUBLIC FoR THEIR
4 liberal patronage IN the past no pains
Nili be spared 10 retain their flvors N the
fnturei the business will be conducted and
earned on rs in the past seven years, - the
same stand. fs- Telephone 5i5-
RoEERT sHERwOOD.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-21
SHEPARD, GROVE & SHEPARD
Il Avn
THE CRY OF MILLIONS

Rooms. 40 and 50 wasatch Building. Sal,
M Ne Slty- Also. anthony. Kansas and
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EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED.

Britor "SaeE" MoasqHea the celebrated "Btt-' Dressed Nd
Stores ne Tdnts BroTHS, GTys and Black all
7LIoos Foster LaeHg Saohe Gtove Tn S'1ae
Sizes atslO0
Hook Foster Suede IN Block grey 0S a
Foster Hook Suede, on sizes and eo,orS az $3.50 pair.
Button Suede AoEsqgae IL Black, greg, TINS r +
Shades, at 81 IS Gpdh.
ftTa Qra''y Ssefe AOasqUeai ia Biaet oay 500 oF
he Celebrated Reyaer Suede MoHqUetae quality Of ht
ia Black TaHs and DraJsat $3.50 a par.
Foster GHd7 Hook Dressed iSL''
Fosters Button MOHsqEe,dire at
Inc eoTdTeaorHd MdggoHi Francesca Baton lid Gis %
tao as the "cteEeT" ia all eOiors s-ss sl75 p I
and 500 for Back.
The "eTeHOote' heary Brorn and Tan, soc PM
10 and p Button Suede AoqEeae, Blacl Ligis H
Opera sizes, So 70 ca ot $500 aud 500 PAR.
Misses ifooh Foster GiOreS, B0 S
LADIES' Cab GaHaHet Dririag Gtores, par
Ladies' lined Md Glores and Mite and rfe a. SD
i.5O and 200 pair.
Ladies' Ru66er GGuHalet Gore s.25 pair.
Superior lines Of Cashmere, Jersey Gor Ladies r tA
from Dc dad UprGTtEG
Large e''oTfHleHf Of Wooden Htus Ladies and c'
from 10 cents TO 80 a par.
RI" Sock Of SRs Mtieas from eets to 500 q pri.
IN dadhoH 10 the ADORE eaTTa Fu Soet Of Gents i D
!' D''r'ng' tStf1g or Street Complete As1
Mems lined ai E'r Trimmed Gloves Az AT F5PCLIR PRICES
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NOTICE.
Collection COmpau

incorporated.
MAKES A SPECIALITY or COLLECT
VI ing Bills. Notes. Accounts OF long
= sndinE due by resiccnt debtors, or those
IN afilining States.
Charges moderately per ceniage on
actual collection
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T,HB PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
l. existing under the name and firm OF
sherwood BROS, having been dissolved.
Robert Sherwood only u authorized 10 col
leet al accounts dne and assume all re-
sPonilblities OF the late hrm-
ROBERT SHERWOOD.
q. W. SHERWOOD.