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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-02-17
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AN EuREKA. NEYApA.l

LAND OFFICE AT EUREKA, NEVADA
January 20, 1891. so
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN followingEnameds settler has filed notice
Of his intention to make final proof in sup.
port OF his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the District Court Of the State
of Nevada, in and Tor Ellso County, Nevada,
at Elko. Nevada, on Wednesday, April 1, 1891,
viz: Charles Toyn, II. f. No. 81 for Lot OF
Sec a. Lot 4.of Sec 1, TIP % N. X 90 e. and T. y,
ofsE u. Sec rs, TIP 2DN, r &C E, MDM.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon, asd c.ltiva!
ton Of, said land, viz: rs =
A. G. Dawley, of Elko, Nevada.
A. W. Blown, of Elko, Nevada,
T. Guldager, of Elko, Nevada.
J.J. Hylton, of Elko, Nevada. w
IL. UNKLE
Register.
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continually full OF what cannot be otherwise
than the most interesting sort of information
but he is fully equal to the most exacting de-
msnds, and although still actively interested in
the newspaper business with his brother, John
Rfoung. owning the Philadelphia !Sdr) he never
Allows one OF the executive secrets to get away
from his official self. When the Senate il in
executive session ne does the reading work ex-
plains the nominations to the Senate and does
everything IN his iOyial power TO drive dull care
away and make the executive sessions informal
and sociabie in their nature He is most non
ular and has as large n circle Of genuine friends
~ any one could possibly gather around him.
THE ASSISTANTS.
There are two assistant executive clerks. NJ.
X Shankland and c. G. Morrow. Mr. SHANK
land entered the service of the Senate in 1861
coming from that same City of Brotherly Love
which claims Mr. Young for its own. Col.
Forney was then secretary of the Senate Those
who succeeded that talented gentleman have
appreciated the value of Mr. Shankland's sery-
ices, for his term of Office has been uninter-
rupted by those pOlitico-seismic disturbances
which have caused numerous government en-
ployes more than little inconvenience Mr..
Shankland u pleasant looking and most unas-
Stunning in his Manner general fayorite He
keeps the executive journal. and il is his cum
ming hand that makes a legible copy thereof for
the private reading Of the lucky individual who,
for the time being, happens 10 MI the office Of
President of the United States.
Col c. C. Morrow is a Missourian in whom
there Is no guile. The charge that he comes
from Pike county fails to corrugate his brow,
nor does il bring forth a specific denial The
colonel hrst drew paw from the financial clerk
Of the Senate in ls79-in the DAYS when Col
Burch was secretary-and from that time has
besn - nseh parted ths of3cs - IT. furniture.
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AN ANCIENT AND AN HONORABLE

AN ANCIENT AND AN HONORABLE
"A OFFICE is that of secretary of the Sem
ate, one Of the most desirable positions to be
found in all the voluminous blue book which
is biennially published by the government of
the United States The salary is sufficient to
be consideration. but that is not all Of the at
Effectiveness. Politically it is good thing to
have, for the holder Of it has in his hands
few choice appointments. Socially it is not
surpassed by anything else in the gift Of either
Congress or the President of the republic. To
be an acceptable secretary OF he Senate argues
that such a man is a gentleman in all that the
word implies and a diplomat of more than
ordinary ability. That is a crude pen sketch
OF Arson George McCook, who has been secre-
tary since 1888. Not a Senator but re-
spects him and there are very few who do not
regard him with what falls but little, il any,
short Of positive affection. His relations with
the Senate itself of the closest and most con-
fdential description, but the official intimacy
has grown in numerous instances to personal
friendship Of an enduring nature.
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II Is suggested that the Indians should be
given the football and the collegians required
to do the ghost dance act. This would promote
peace and advance intellectual training very
largely.-S. Paul Globe.
She-"And what have you ever done TO prove
your love to me?'
He-"Done. Why, have done without nv
lunch every day for a week in order TO take you
TO the opera last night.-Mdnkattdn.
Coburgger-"Hes clever enough, but q man
Of misdirected effort"
Brown-'I should say 90. He wound an
eight-day clock up every night for Eve years"
brooklyn Life
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heart Of the little woman who, but few years
before, spent 80 joyous a honeymoon with the
young divinity student, whose chubby-faced
babe is now the only slender strand that binds
her to this life
1t does not require any very massive intellect
to perceive the moral that is conspicuous in the
incidents above narrated. There are hundreds
Of young men who flock to New York every
year to seek newspaper positions, who are too
weak TO withstand the temptations that environ
their every step as reporters. 1t is the strong
ones only who survive the ordeal and pass
through and beyond to the goal Of enduring
success. Nowhere else in America il the young
journalist exposed to so exacting a test, but il
there is pure gold in his composition, it shines
all the brighter by reason Of his perilous ap-
premiership.
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Nnen ne IL In the cham
Der, so long "a the SEN
ate Is in session Mr..
Young's earlier years
were spent in Philadel-
phia, but that fact never
seems TO have operated
20 his disadvantage. al
though the Office is an
elective one. His first
election was in Deem
Der, 1873. In March,
1879, the Senate was
democratic, so he went
out, and remained out
until December. 1888,
when the republicans
again assumed control.
Mr.. Young's duties are
most responsible-he is
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(,HANCERY sALE OF UNIMPEoyED PROP
~ EkTl On THIRD STREET BETWEEN c AND
ID STREETS SOUTHWEST
PROFESSIONAL

DROP. CLAY. THE oLD-EsTABLIsHED ONLY
Il reliable genuine and nAturAl-born ClArvoyAnt,
Astrologer and Medium this city. born with vl and
wonderful prophetic ft OF seconG sight reveals every
hidden nnds lost stolen property or1Ias
separated tOgetber; causes speedy nIarriaes; gives
success IN business removes family troubles, evil
nuences. advice business love, anything
in doubt Of AL business confdentiaL Never bssn
known 10 tail.
Hours. Ga m 10 ep.m- Open sundaya
sittines. Soc
ta:B-tts
NINE. RAPHAI. THE CELEBRATED CLAIR
w voyant and astrolosst the seventh daughter bDrn
with caul. has wonderful healing pOwer Gives nsmes
and lucky dates Don't tail 10 this lady. Room TO-
30 u st. n. dl32sts
MADAM EsTELLE, LATE OF NEw MEXICO.
VA greatest and truest card reader and medium
OF the aee viii receive callers january TO- Garcia
90. Irance sittlnes. sl- Open sunday. Hourx
70 " 4I3 missouri ave- 5Al-sSs
NINE DREAMER. THE ONLY WONDERFUL
IVA e1fted fnriish and German nsroloeer IN the city,
ieas al events OF Inc. once hours. a m 20 pa
dl5-lms
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Rather Sudden for Him.

From the Detroit Free Press
People OF slow intelligence sometimes make
such curious answers to questions that theiI
brevi'y amounts 70 wit This, for instance
from q character in Maine. On the occasion Of
an affection in his family he was asked:
Wasn't your fathers death rather sudden?'
wal yes" he dssvlsd out, ~ Ne rsthss
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Alone.

Since she went home
Inc evening shadows finger longer here,
The winter days I'LL 80 much of the year,
And even summer winds are chill and drear,
Since she went home
Since she went home
the robins note has touched a minor strain,
The old glad songs breathe but a sad refrain,
And laughter sobs with hidden, bitter pain,
Since she went home.
Since she went home
HOW still the empty rooms her presence blessed:
Untouched the pillow that her dear head pressed:
NY lonely heart hath nowhere for its rest,
Since she went nome.
Since she went home
Inc long long days have crept away like years.
Inc sunlight has been dimmed with doubt and
fears,
And the dark nights have raned in lonely tears,
Since she went home.
ROBERT J. BURDErrE.
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THOMAS BOWLING, AGctioneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

I y IN " =. u
by virtue of decree Of the supreme 81 the
District OF Columbia. sitting a a. equity
passed N certain cause therein PENDING, No. ll.Ga
between Joseph D. Fowler st al. cumpla nAuts and
Lolita jackson 81 al. defendants. shall PROVED To-
sell on the premises on THURSDAY. THE EIGHTH
DA1 OF JAM ARl lssl, at FOUR O'CLOCK Pm,
all those parts OF lots Nos - ~ and 81 lying am
ttlng IN tisorstovn, DC. IN Beatty hawkins adj
diton 10 said town. des raed follows. Commencing
Tor TIE same al the northeast
running theme N,st fifty along the line
OF sth street. thence south hundred tl0OD fA-.i
thence east nifty 1--WE t.sl) f-t 10 frederick
ihen,e north along the line Il said fr-l.ck street
hundred tlouj i.st TO the place If beginning with
improvements. CONSISTING Of frame d~ ellings
Terms OF sale Prescribed ty the decree: third
cash. balance IN two equal fnstailnIens in aud
Twelve mouths with interest IRON day OF sale.
Whole OF the purchase money may h. paid cash.
the oItlon OF purchaser purchasers. deIuslt a
sOO Will lie rquired at time Of sale. payment the
refns inder OF the cash suh AIf-Ar
sonaDle 10 trustees. TN default Of the Iulrhassr ar
purr hasers the property be rsod the risk ami
cost OF such defaultng purUhaser q purchases.
JOHN d. ENNIS. Trustee.
HUGH t. TAGGART. Trusie-.
d..Sdts Civ Hall.
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Arson G.. McCook is
a member of the famous
family of lighting Nc
Cooks" having become
so October 10. 1885. in
the town of S.euben-
vile, Ohio. When a
youngster he went to
California overland. and
after having his fill of
that experience he re-
turned to his Buckeye
home, there to study
law. Just az he was
about TO graduate the
war Of the rebellion
broke out. To a Nc
Cook that meant fight.
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A Great Head.

From the Philadelphia Times.
MY wife is the most reasonable woman in
the world She never wants to know about
where | have been at night, but simply about
where haven't been"
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nUNcANsoN BROS. Aucti0necrs.
TRUsTEES SALE or NEw BRICK Horsr on n
SHEET s9nln nErMEtN SOUTH CAPIroL

TRUSTEES SALE or NEw BRICK HOrSr on n
slkEhI sollH BElMEfN SOUTH CAPITNOI
STREET AND FIRST STREET MIST
Under and Ivy virtue Of is--d Of trust r.s,.-,i.d ,s
hh<r No. lssl folio .srs 20 SD one ~ the LAM
rS rus of the bisfrlc of tolumtdA. the raDsf
OF the party urrd thenhy the undersigned tr-s.-,
NIL sell al PUBLIC ancfiou IN front uf the lr-nis s %
MONDAY. tue FIFTH ~ Dan OF January ~
1881. at fouk ca O'CLOCK Pm. part Of original Id
thirteen AlS' IN SQUARE hundrssi and thirty a..
tskbl. m the city OF Washington. ID q sid srf ~ l,.
being the east ~ fosf fnnt by detn OF sp fs.f 10
Sether with the IMPROVEMENTS, a..
Terms II SAFE. Nne-third "a purrha~n nancy 20 10
paid IN cash and residue in tw-lNe - ~
months. with interest," lcr cgut mr. ammo
interest Pay able semi annually. fF which I,urcha-r !.
to g1Ne rIis~org notes urel IN s.sf n truxt On
property Sold all cash. at as,n 81 rur,-h.-rr ~
terms OF sale not cumulisl With in tn IIOl a,xs
froi day oi sale the TRUSTEES che night a. rsl
At risk Of deiauin JasrlAser. aelosit Of rssl ~
be required when hid l. AcceiytsSl
Z. n. WILLIAMSON Trt~f.a
". r. EDMONSTON Trr-;re
dlO-fotts
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POSITIONS OF TRUST.
The Secretary and Executive Clerk
of the Senate.
GEN. McCOOK AND J.R YOUNG.

Who They Are and What IL Required of
Them-Their Quarters at the CapitoI-Sen-
atorisi Secrets Well Kept-Handling Mil
lions of Dollars.
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Denver Great Divide.
Don't worry whether the man Who says nice
things to You means them or not The fact
that he takes the pains to ny them ID o compli-
ment. he doubtless has an AZ to grind, but it
doesn't follow that you must turn the grind
stone.
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nUNcANsoN BROS. Anc;ionecr.
TRUSTEES SALE or NEW BRICK Housf on "A
slkfh i SOUTH BkTNEhN SOUTH CAPITOL

TRUSTEES SALE OF NER BRICK HOUsF on "A
sIKfII SOUTH BkrMEEN SOU TH CAPITOL.
AND FIRST STREETS MIST.
Under and by virtue of q trli~f rsS,r,.sl a,
lAtsE isfh tolio - - sl II the land r,@rurss
OF the lrstrf of Columbia and the rsau.s; of hs
lsrt! SECURED thereby. the undrrsilsd trustees viii
sci ~ pubic auctiCn, IN frlut Of pr,fui--s IN
MONDAY, the flflH 10 DAY OF JAM ARN A ~
1871. at HALL Fol X q :sl q CLAIM f.rt ~
orlsnal lot thlr-esn tll. square hundred md
.hirty -nNe 4Nstl. IN the oiiy q Washington. n q.
said iart OF lot being the 70 by fs.f al,nn
the west ~ FEET front lot tossrther with ths
improvements. Sc. w.
iefiis Of sale cnethr OF purchase money 90 H. raid
IN cash AM residue IN twelve .D and eisltts.n ~
honttis with interest ~ siN 90 Tsr aunuu
interest payable semi -1nnuay. Tor which purs-hs-rt 1.
toglNe PROM ssory notes urd ~ deed trust on the
.rty All cash al the oltion oi the purrhass
~ terms OF sale are not Complisd with in lei. lQl daV.
nom day of sale the trustees the rst 10 r-
Al rsk 81 detautins purchaser. Adeposii goo vii
be required when bid Is as,.I,ts-d
{. II. WILLIAMSON
". L. EDMONsrON,i irns'efs
ceO-eots .sp 9TH stree, m w
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Triuidad,s HeaIthful Climatc.

Trtnfdad'S Healthful Climate.
The climate Of Trinidad, Col, Is noted for its
healthsiving quaiit'es Il has the pure; dry
The town is 5000 feet above the sea- For full
information address Trinidad Land and In
peovsment Company, Trinidad, Col-Adul
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ment for the wall. All is in good taste and the
room a charming one, with q particularly
pretty color effect
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WE ARE OFTEN DECEIVED In the age Of people
having beautiful and luxuKtant hair, not knowing
tnat they use Hant Hair Renewer 70 keep gay
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SPECIALTIES.

ne; aULLER. soss i ST. NV. TREATS ALL
~ chronic affections % the eye. ear, throat. lnnr
I've. kiansy, str,cturss snd urlnAzy disussA o3ns
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sTRkEf AND fiksT siE SIRE In Nth III cAfifoL
ncer and hy virtue of II TRUST rsSns-,-~f. d
lAfer No. lteL folio .S, SO one 81 the l.nd ~
the PARTY ssHr, iherrhy, the und-rsasned trusisss
80. a. Ian,c ,nfton m ir.nt 81 the Ir-mi-ss "a,
MONDAY. INK flflh 80 DAY OF JANl AkN-
D. lNiik AT QUARTER PAST Fsbt'R a is
OCIpShf NJ, farf 81 cririnal Dot thirteen fl.iN m
sqEsre sin hundrc AMI thirty Ne oSk IN the sttv n
MRshin ytun, ID q. sail TART 81 bot beng tle u-s ~
pruNenients. H..
Terms OF sale one-third of purchase money 90 -
raid m cash snd sicne IN twelve tl.l .irlf.~
uso months with nsrSt At 80 Is-r cs-nf I-r an
nun. interest," Payable srlni annually. which pur-
chaser - 70 give IromsSory nofss ~ursSi ~ s.d a
trust rrIrrty sold. ala cash ot,issu a tho
purhasr. IL the terms sale not cunpllsh WITH
IN ten iu days fnam the DAY Of sale the trustees
serve the right % resell AZ risk of efAultin pur.hs-r
deposit u s-Np will he required hen lad NJ -
ceptel
CT. wlIIIANsoN,l
WI. EDMoNsrON,S 'rus'e-s
dso-eoss 80 9Th .fnv
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EVERY DESCRIPTION. Such AS DoIi1s. DRUNs.
GAMES, HORNS. AEkS, TOILET BONES TIN
AND WOOD WAGONS AND HORSES, wohk
BONES AND BASKETS. MUSICAL INSTKi MINIS
AND TOYS, klrCHEsS, BIRD Cages, GINS
MD GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF rOSS AND
NOVELTIES Too NUMEROUS To MENTION
ON NONDAl MORNING. JANUARY FIFTH
1Sll. BEGINNING Al TEN O'CLOCK. we VIII sri
within cur rooms. sD Pa W. the Above
mentioned goods, being the OF the stok Of
Mr. Chr. RUPERT. which invite general Aften-
tion. ld3l-4tl RAINllElE. DAkk 90.
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3SD IA. ave.
HUGH 7. TAGGART. Trustee.
A -
do3dt
u ATcLIFFE, DARR 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF 3-sToRY FRAME HOUSE,
WITH 5000 FEET GRDI ND.ON SPRING ST.
MAN MAPLE AVE. ANACtlSTIA ID a.

NTH ofEEr GR0IND.oN SPRING ST.
NEAR MAPLE AVE. ANACOSTIA. DC.
Under and 10y virtue Of certain deeds Of trust one
recorded IN Iiber l46Ioo 81 Il seq one Of the land
10 the more enetuAlly de1l the ground and Ir-n.-
lss and rscordsd IN Liter l4; folio lo4 one q the
quest Of the party suret thereby the undersigned
rreins,s. on MONDAY. sEc1SD DAY Or a1fi fEsRn e
AIRY. A. ID. 1891. at FOUR O'CLOCK n NJ. ali a lots
fear s.G e Ts n %sSos .a fS sa
seven 90 and twelve 2. Part 81 Chichester. toseth.r
OF land and premises lying between the southwest line
the northwest line OF Morris road as al Irsnf en-
tuted and the right Of the alley the west
road. tovether with improvements. a..
isrs Of sale onethrd Of parchase money 20 b
any or annually IayInents aegrsyains not hess than
Ter cent per Snnnm psyaSe sSar eIS ieT shi T.
purchaser II 10 gNe promisslry notes ured by deed
chaser. If terms OF sale pleted in ten lO)
i a. rt sn 81 s ~ t s ,si rSs IN % 70
nVe days advertisement Of such resale IN
two iunSred dollars $50 Vii t. REQUIRED when I'D
Is accepted. All oonyeyanciny and recording u
dI7 dads " b. BALDWIN. Trustee
(,HANcERY SALE OF UNINPEovED PROP
" Hk sTp On =, ThLk ID, sTRkLr BETWEEN AND
=, BY virtue OF decree Of the supreme Court q the
carerry. Guardian, Y. carierry the Ghdeisisned. =
trustee, Will ss a. public Sn,tion N front Of the
nAkY. A. D. 1881. At HALL PAST FOUR o'cIocK
r. NJ All that parel OF real estate the city Of Wash
ington in the District Of Columbia contained within
the following metes and bounds Bezinning for she
same NJ the southeast corner OF said lot
thence north along the line OF ID IL feet
more or less. 10 the line of the property heretofore
Neyed 10 Joseph Nallace; theme loo tezcs
south IA ieet and thence east loo said
and be-1nning, being part Of lot IL IN square 40.
Terms OF sale Iresriled by decree: One-third cash
nalsnce IN two equal tnstsllnenis in one and tive
years TO De urd by deed Of trust upon pruerty sold
or al cash at option Of the purchaser deposit q
slUO Will be required when the property h sold and all
conyeyanc1ng AZ the cost OF the purchasrr. IL
terms OF sale are not complied with IN fifteen days
from day OF sale the trustee the rt 10 rse
a risk and defaulting purchaser
advertisement of such
J. HoLDswORTH GORDON. Trusts-.
DuNCANsON BROS. AnctioDeers- dS5-dkds
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u ATcLIFFF. DARR a co. Au4ione.rs.
HI $50 P.nnsylSania ave m N

- ATCLIFFF. DARR co. Au,sione,rs.
~ Sh F"nnsy lNania ave. n.
PEREMPToRy SALE ny CATALOGUE OF THE
CONTENTS OF THE EXTENSIVE AND WILL
KNOWN
STABLES OF ALLISON NAILoR,
l4rH STREET AND PENNA. AVE.
Mr. Naior having sold his rrrp'rty and determined
10 retire from active business the viii lie siiiSe
and without reserve, commencing
Thu RSDAG. JANUARY FIGHT. 1851 AT TTNAN
And continuing dAily until sNery thing IL sold The
sists OF every hins alIertaning nrstass Livery
establishment. and entfaces
Oninlbis~ss. ! Victoria Hanson
70 LShdAns, Hnnsoms. 2lCals.
Ioulsieues. "a HorSs-s,
2 Goupes. 100 ss;s e Harness Of all
$ Broughams. kinds.
Nistorias. Blankets. Rohes,
: SSabrloiettes. Coats. Bells. HAlters.
: Brets, brags. NliIs, Sc., also
4 MaTonetfe. Howe Scales.
Park fhaetons, 3 Elevators and
< Surfeys, 40 stalls COMPLETE nearly
:, - nathhs. new. with cast irC,n
~ buSl1-s, posts and troushs ana
. Balrage Wagons. e"'
Terms 500 aud under cash all over that amount
SATISFACTORY Endorsed notes at 1. and months with
interest. or all cash lIilon purchaser fnd-t,
70 Ice submitted Go auctioncsrs iure sal comIneIs
stock can I've seen at any time prior Ia sale.
tatAiogues malled on aTllicailon. d3l-d
II ArcLIFFE. DARE a CO., Aurtionpers
~ tp fennsy NAilia ave. n
TOYS TOYS. TONS
PEREMPToRY SALE IN AUCTION or THE
BALANCE or HE STOCK or
REMOVED TO Our ROOMS FOR CONVENIENCE
CONSISTING OF
on ar mocr
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HIDING HIMSELF ABROAD,

The story, 90 far as it is at present known, ID
nearly told. Suffice it TO say, the young man
who had left his pretty wife and lovely babe in
the PARKWAY southern town and had gone to
New York full Of hope and ambition, and who,
In an evil hour, yielded to the temptations Of
ocean liner shoveling coal to pay his passage to
the other side, where he has become lost to view
in The maslstrom Of dense London popula-
10. 1aAaVltlA beokon end bleeding g u
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ht DAYS.
nUNcANsoS BROS. Aurtion-~rs.

rRrsTEES SALE or MN BRICK Horsr ON
sIkih u SOL III BElMfEN SOUTH CAPITOL
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At the closet door is portiere Of silk serge
in green, which hangs in heavy folds and is
only trimmed with q deep fringe, put ON as a
frieze band, In the softest pink and green
tones. There are, OF course, number Of pho
tographs Of some of the many pretty Young
girls one sees everywhere and many personal
belongings that add much to the general pretty
effect Of the room, but which are Of minor con-
sequence in o description.
One OF the picture frames follows the pres
emit fancy for inclosing several pictures To-
gether, and the three small scenes Of Italian
vbD fsamed ~ b ID, MN ND nat "a
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FALL & WINTER CLOTHING
For Mems, Youths and ChiIdren's Wear,

Entirely si Novcii
display Med-cass Clothinr
designed Styles unrivslcd
Originality Conception and Superiority Of Workmanship
will kindly visit establishment assuring
win be repaid trouble, and like hundreds
be First, the bua,
and the store; second, ut the immense display OF
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CHILD OF The CRY srRaErs.

Wen may ypa sish for howtta.
80 from rrr.n ,.o,.i hov.s,
Vyhsfe - e,,iisv hrs..s, rstr,,sa
Only vernai eiint
O,i, !. ,,i..s,. ht,,
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And birds 70 slug uniting,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-05

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