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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-30
NOTICED.

Ol the loth day OF March. in the year 1888. the
fron4ts CO1rt OF STARK county. declared the estate
o. Sotn r. CAhill decd. probably insOvcnt.
Creoitors are therefore required 20 present their
claims against the estate 70 the undertiKhed for
allowance within siI months from the time above
neniioaed. OF they VIII nJi be entitled 10 payment
JAS y FARkKLI. Executor
March II h. Iss5. (msohWl RGsenn1, ..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-30
Pref. BARRIE,
THE FRENCH PALMIsT.

Prof. Harrie will remain in Massillon
until April End. viii be at Canton on
and after Sunday. April End, at No. "a
East Seventh street.
He offers 500 reward TO any one whose
past life he cannot tell. Initiated by
many, equalled by none. Tells the
past, present and future. Past and
present free. Tells names and ages.
He has no equal in reading lines OF the
hands; can be consulted on all love and
business affairs conddentially; tells
cause of unhappy marriages; describes
your friends and enemies; gives rea-
sons for your misfOrtunes, and tells
how to avoid them; gives advice on
divorces, contested wills, speculations,
&c; removes troubles and brings sepa-
ratiOns together. He is pronounced by
the press and public to be the greatest
palmist of the age. Egyptian charms
for sale. Consultation fees: four years
of future, SI.OO; life reading, 500
Hours tOG
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-30
6CIATICA.

CHICAGO, Isz.
/ vss given up by doctors thres
years ago, when troubled with Sciatio
rheumatism. and had 10 use a crutch
suffered about six year.. First appli-
cation offs Jacobs Oil relieved; two
bottles cured.
GEORGE A ROSE
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-30
THE CORONER

Goes to Massillop TO See the Remains Of Q
Man Who Dies With Heart Disease.
Charles Higenbothen, a Massiilon
painter aged 90, dropped dead from heart
disease this morning in that city. he
leaves a wife and three children. HiRen-
boJhen was coming down North streeT and
when in front of Boss Veterinary hospital
be fell over. He was q prominent mem
the Odd Fellows. Coroner Conklin went
over 81 noon today and viewed the re.
mains.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-30
Saturday, the 29th day OF April, 1gsa,

Ths following described real estate to-Wit: A
part Of lot nuu Der II4. IN the city % MAsziIOl,
county Of SarE and state Of OHIO Aforesaid beZtn-
Ang the east side % Cedar street point p r.
south from the south sest corner % sad Os ia Eld
run Iing thenc. s2sz on a line parallel with Main
street IN said Msssion. - feet thE1es south on
ilns parallel with tue Inc of gatd CedAF street
90 feet the north line % an alley: thence west
along the north lima q said alley IS feet the ezs.
line Of satd Cedar street theEee north AL0uz tie
east line Of said Cedar street. 80 feet he place Of
beginning.
Aso . part of l0t number llb. described and
bounded ~ f0liOWs; Beginning q the s01thW
corner % sAid lOt IlS aud Tunning thsnce north
along the line between lot Ii4 and ll6 81 feet;
thence east psrailei i'm the norm nne q ths alley
the south SIDE % lOg lis twenty I've fese: thsnes
sOuEn pArAlis with TIE line q Cedar street 81
feet more OF lsss 70 The north line q szid alley;
thence Wesf Rloug the north line of sat1 alley The
southwest corner q iog numbered lis % me Place
Of beginning.
Appraised AZ o. so.
Teums-CAsh.
SAas % cOmnsnee a. / 0'eIOck p n.
@ A. kRIDkk, sSsxin
4. h KOLsKR AS'Y.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-30
SHERIFF SALE.

By virtue OF an order OF sale Issued by tns
elsFE OF the eOuTI OF common pleas Of STARK Co. o.
IN the Above action and 70 me directed VIII offer
for sale a. public auction, the pIsmisss IN the
efry Of MAssIllOu, On
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-30
RHEUMATISM.

MAPLE HILL, MICE. /.
Mr.. John J. Smith. Ensley. Micbi.
gan, was afflicted with rheumatism IS
year. his case was pronounced incur
able by physicians, but was cured by
81. JaCobs OIL and has remained 20.
8. N. GEARY, Druggist
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-30
EVERY TIME!


Nrs. Mary K. sheed, 22f 1fth g.,
3. w, WashingtOn. ID. G., states that
for several years she suffered terribly
with facial neuralgia and could find no
relief The pain was intense. She re-
solved to try 81. Jacobs Oil. After
having rubbed the parts affected three
times only, al pain vanished and
has not returned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-30
LUMRAEO.

LTTcHTTILD. KAss.
Isuffered II months with pains in.
the small Of the back; pronounced in
curable by physicians; confined 10 the
house most of the time. 81. Jacobs Oil
completely cured me. No return Of
pain In 4 year. -.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-30

DISEASES or WoMEh.-we have a special de-
paTtment, thoroughly Organized, and devoted ex-
clusiyely 10 the treatment Of diseases Of women.
Every case consulting our specialists, whether by
letter or IN person, Is given the most careful and
considerste atteaiion. Important land we get
few which have not bsfied the skill Of all the
home physicizns) have the benefit Of full council
OF skilled specialists. In treatment Of diseases
peculiar 20 females our success has been marked,
over tUothiTds Of our patients beng ladies, old,
young, married, single, rich and poor. Our methed
Is entirely Tree from Objectionable features OF tho
general practitioner, namely, Local treatment
We seldom ind Il necessary. We prepare rene
dies, constitutional and local as the demands
| and instruct ladies' how 20 treat themselves.
hARRlA6E.-Marnsd persons, or young men cos.
temPlztIng marriage. aware Of physical weakness,
ioss Of proeIestiSe powers mPoteney. or any other
disqualification. speedily restored
PRIVATE DiSEhSEs.-Blood Poison, Venereal
Tzint, Gleet, Structure, Seminal Emissions, Loss Of
Sexual Power, Weakness Of Sexual Orgass, Want
| Of Desire IN Male or Female, whether from impEu-
dent habits Of youta or sexuAl habits of mature
year or any that debiit4tes the GexuAl fune-
tions. speedily and permanently cured. COAsulta-
tion free and strictly coEhdenfizl Absolute cures
guaranteed Medicines sent free froA observation
70 al parts Of the United States.
EPILEPSY. or FITS-PositiVely cured by a aeu
a I'd AeysE-fAilng nsthod. Testimonials furnished.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-30
RRUISE9.

BARABoo, WIS.
Have not felt the least effects from
my hurts since was cured three years
ago. / fell from my engine and struck
my back; thought the life was
knocked out ofme.
s. W. DIXON.
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frs n sfTeaLw viii
hh BY
WUkDtRfUl GURES - as9
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-30
D ~. oTT" ~. -

THE CELEBRATED AIMING PHYSICIAN OF THE
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE
38G 40H
Of
n
be
ycuTedby the
by he
promptly sEersd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-12
Notes and Personals.

II II reported that the scmi.wcelly
Dipdtoh will continue TO issue Tor a
time until n number Of advertising
contracts are nlled.
Slater Elsie Booth Of Alpine hss
passed. 10 another sphere OF action.
The funeral services over the earthly
remains will be- held ut Anime
on Thursday At q. m. Sister Booth
was n faithful Lattef-day Saint and an
earnest worker for Zion. She was thu
author Of the Temple chant rendered
Al the dedication OF tho HALT Lake
Temple by the Utah Stake choir. A
number OF grown sons aud daughters,
among them Hon, John r.. Booth Of
this city, are left to mourn her de.
mise.
Is. BAohmAn Ir. this morning
stepped out Of the office Of clerk Of the
fifst district curt, ID. II. Peety Jr. Of
Ogden succeeding him. Mt. Pesry
has appointed IA his deputie. MI
Of Ogden aud Bert
Thurman Of this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-12
MY TIE DESERT NEBs SHOurs
BB SUBSCRIBED FOR IN PREFER.
EACR TO ANY OTHER PAPER.

Tn q. m. ...... - a..
Ian. ,h,is, ., -. Ne"'oh o
,ha .,,.a,I.., ,.,,' saints and
| ,,. - ..-,.,. .I '~ '4''"ukh Nhiol
49,. 80. 49,, SUI instructions OF The
,,.a. ). ~ ST. ' ohPfe aSod and
W." ~ Wv SANS
.sro.,,,n, $500. oo 'oiIod upon =.
Hu,oo-''lk ~ uo''nulns tue right aldo OF
800 fue''''" proper TOT public Journals
49,
- ue'o'ou 70 me in'erosiH OF the
''A''o'-uIy SAINTS ana has' from IT, In
oop'on' 'A',Anuy defended their rlghp
snu auNooa'ou mo principles In which
'ney noileNoi ana every Laiicr-day sain,
suo a. 'nofeiofe feoi under obligations 10
10 ms part IN helping to sustain It,
u no' published for speculation,
lnu hs'er mas oeen' but for the good
49, y u"P"u'o OF accomplishing tho
p'onS,h any lhere 10 derived from It,
uol.s e''o'eu 70 extending iih sphere Of
49, "nu oehsh'nhs tho oommu-
s k -" u''nos' 70 establish
49,, - uu.',s, s'nong winch are paper
ALL NUUH
snd aI..,sa,,.,, r..''unu,ns' s'sFeo'ypinR
40 de as.aIa"s, u,"noneA necessary
ho oo,.,ani,,, .n, anu independence Of
wy oouh" n pu' whlch' during their
have no, 90, ,a..s',, .r'ofy they
ON Al n.cnn,.rv ,as. -" o''' ." carried
a,i ''s''
,crIb., a. ,ha 81. v S.,,s' VI aAy SUB
-..,.-,, w ke' "hh no
ino,. and . sn.nan.,sn 49,, 49, VI 'ne nus
a ,a.ni, A., "a 49,. - ,"1 Puniioa''on
neWsnaps, ven,n,.. -, "u'''VuS OF
III 4. prlntsd In r:.y's1.
that even tho aged can rern,a 'ypo' 70
difieulty or danger 20 thsir .,.. " N'.nou'
an. ,,.o g., 49,, vss.'Hh''
u,ements. 40 that mo ns,"a n"D .''. s't YER
that bis cbildrsn ,,ui ~. "''u 'esr
corrupted nom having -. - - minus ,'
fact. IL refuse, tbou..rJ. ~ ,,,,- " w IN
Of tho host paving sdyertl,eman,' ' "u''n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-12
HILLS EXAMINATION.
He Il Before 4 Commissioner on n
Charge Of Eub zzl,ment.

Yesterday afternoon at 3 O'Clock the
preliminary hearing Of o. l.. Hun,
cashier Of the Commercial National
bank, was commenced before Com
missioner Gideon. There were present
a number Of attorneys and prominent
citizens. Mrs. Hill, with her pale, sad
cou ntenAnce, plainly indicating what
khe must have suffered during tile
past few days, was the only lady pres
ent during the examination. She
sat Immediately behind her hus'
bands chair, listening atten.
,iyoly TO oil that was said.
The prosecution was conducted
by United States District Attorney
Judd and Assistant District Attorney
Maginnis, while Captain Ransfofd
smith represented the defendant.
J. &. Armstrong, president OF the
bank, was first put ON tbs witness
stand. His testimony was In effect
that Hill's statement, made on Batur-
day morning, Of the previous days
business, was wrong. The following Il
summary Of the report; Cash on
hand s2O,8sl.ll; Duo from other
banks $ii, .35; dus other banks
S3,7BO.76. On examination Of the
affairs Of the bank II wns discovered
that but 80, 66O.2O In cash was ON hand,
including the deposits made up TO
3 O'Clock Saturday afternoon, against
S2O,Bl.l1 which Hill's statement
showed; and instead Of Sii, 1918 be.
ing due from other banks II was found
that the Commercial owed 100000.
l.. II. Adams, cashier OF the Utah
National bank; n. II. RolApp, cashier
Of the Utah Loan 4 Trust %. bank;
Thomas A. Whalen anu a. II. Hey. |
wood directors Of tbs Commercisl; |
MT. Taylor. teller, and q, J. Currior, |
bookkeepsr OF the Commercial bank, |
were all placed on the witness stand. |
Tho Important facts brought out by |
the examination Of these gentlemen /
were that Hlll had confessed to there
being n shortage; that he had full con.
troll Of all monies In the bank, and that
he had no authority for making loans
without the knowledge and consent OF
The executive committee. Adjourned
until today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-12
CITIES.
TO BOND THE DISTRICT.


Atlast nights session OF the board
Of education, resolution was unani.
mously adopted providing fer the bond.
ing question 10 be- submitted to the
people. The sum Of $4,000 IL asked
TOT; aud M reason, the ss,llO.02 IN.
debtednets Of the board for building
and furnishing the Tlmpanogos ohoJl,
the necessity OF several Of the school
buildings being repaired and additional
school room being requires, are Civ q.
Toe election IA 70 lie held Tuesday,
July 2jih, between tbs hours Of . q. m.
and :. m. Judges Of election were
appoinied and polling places es,ab.
lished.
A present popular opinion does not
seem TO be IN favor OF bonding. The
board are not unanimously In favor Of
u and hence submit the proposition
Without recommendation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-12
MiseeIiaPeouS Works.

ornon PrHts's WORKS, ssric, OF panphish
90 The doctrines OF mo gospel, a book Of ga
pages, 7'c.
mend-iiooh Of Reference 10 the his,,rx
Chronology, religion and country ~ The Lai,.,
=, lnt-fgr Saint Gne strangers. "a
ra7 Kan Eaai L.atsoru e Ilntv, u 60
Srsith, With fan nsooua, !, - -,
services, poapaid, Nc.
O0e- sha Hibio Sanction PsIyaa.-,v,
.diaeaaion bcsHoen ELDER Or.on FRAT, and ~
= y Newman, 70 which Il aided uhr,., AZ.
e'nFsa' on celestial marriage By Eld-,p ORR,
rat oeosse A smith and Geo Q. Cannon.
Sosrah smith-was ne q Prepbo, nj,
sou' ~ NJ sioinh, price, Paper, AZ.
he''eu OF tho DosiEioa OF the supss,p,
SoHi % no q. g., ia the oa-o OF ooafs,
"'ynoial by George O. Cannon, nc.
""oh Or Abraham, ~ Authenticity ostAl,
u'a7'l. by Geo. Lsynoids, 2se.
Iho hrscrptor, By John hisholsor, s5a.
Nhe SpEuIdiug story, or M.auscy,.i
fonnd' Paper, Di cloth, ~. ont u.so.
AhEei or ths Prairiesi or Dream Of .As
Future ~ r.P PnlL Ice.
The Mormon Question. By John Taylor.
Iha
Feemn. Eouaou,, Hlstori-Ei and Political. u,
Ile' H. Snow, yol. Z, Leather, tia, Vol. 2,
GOTH h0o Vol. 1, Cloth, GnI Soc; Vol. I.
Cloth, 3d.
Harp or Zion. Poems By John IyoA Got.
out, las,. Oi0Lh b0s.
tsar OF Jubilee, D,soourses delivered At, and
esnofM Proceedings OF us Flhlsh Annua
cn1irrvncu, isc.
utdioFHiion OF the Everlasting COspsI.
-
iutrntpernnco, DC.
Neiee from the Mountains, ioo.
Tho HeHuTrsetioa. By Prs-idsa, BriSAan
YOUNG, Zoe.
Suide 90 sais Lake city A1A ass REs
VtrosJ. ~
SASs Meeting Heoord. 1 Suira, as,
qu'es' h'75, qtrroa q 10.
saints ana SINNERS. ~ Phn. Robinson, 80
The Fan of she CreHt HopubIic. NJ ~
Henry s1Nadish ooyrrialo, 95c.
A1"r'yrdom OF Joseph Standing. by
John Nicholson CSC.
Items on Priesthood. ~ President Js.A
Iuylor, noe.
The nooh or Inahcr, oia'h OUT nIS
Loh.has oHt $50.
templcs' Descriptive and hi7,asieai sketches a
ancient and modern sacred s6hess. with an
appendla' gluns ON account Of tho laying OF
No eAp.'ono ni ihH Salt Lake CITY Tomple,
April q, i.9l. Paper, Zoe.
Dictionary OF the nook OF Mormon,
olosh, N25, ont, tI5.
History Of tho WoFmona, &c.
nii'santni sinr, tacs volumes t2oo oAsA
'eArHAi sf DAlssuEsSs, HAAk vOlua,s an
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-12
CLEARING SALE OF SILKS AND
DRESS GOODS.

Our Csc Heavy Black Pongoos down to
i5c yard.
ON uOc Extra Fin" japanese silks. rich
lustre, down 90 Goo yard.
our tl25 Waterproof Japanese silks
down 90 plr ward,
Our slOo, sl.2j Pointed China silka down
20 Csc yard.
RAN and Printed China Surahs down to
2ic yard.
% Shades % 22-inch ponreo down 10 t.o
O.. yard. Tho Marvel ~ the season
French i2.inch Colofod Cfepona down
70 ooe yard. just tho thing for hot
weather.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-12
The Silver Meeting

Tho meeting held last night at
Lester Park pavilion, In the interest Of
silver WIS q very enthusiastic one.
Speeches were made by Mossrs. Mac.
MILAN, Leonard, Patton, Rhodes,
Weber, Rich aud Farrell. L.. Il.
Hidgely was appointed As delegate TO
represent Weber county at Denver,
81 Louis and Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-12
%TuEgA UNION
PACIFIC
2 SYSTEM.
TIE THROUGH CAR Line.


IL AtfiiN July - A~.fss'
H'aHs drrir- ans Dlpar' 20 soft Lds
ciy DHg. o. loiars
ARRIVE
PROM hli Eastern points .........u... 20 o m
FROM Butte, Portland San Fran.
cisco. Cache valley and DfHcu..i0 90 q M
From hli Eastern roiHti. Para D.il.
ana ogion........... ............,ll % 30
FROM cache valley and OsJon........ 7 20 y IN
FROM PROVO ami intermediate
poiht".................. ....,..... % 90
IRON Milford. juah, Nopii, tro'o,
Eureka and intermediate points 20 p 200
IRON Terminus and rooco........-... 90 D. in
nrrAHr
Tor ogden, Para Ciy andaIl Eiliom
points .......s..........,.......... 70 M
For Butte. Portland. San franeifoo
and Cache Val oy....,...... ....i0 cj q IN
For oFdon,iArk tl,y, intermediate
points andall points Eaft....-.... DO y m
Tor ogden, 900 intermediate points
nni san Francisco .a4.............. @ 90 D. m
itor if1yo ana Milford ...a............ Z Nc am
lor Eureka, Provo and informed.
late .......................... 90 p m
TOR I"0cIc and IriuIHus............ o. am
'baiy, sundlys excepted.
ilfaIu1 south OF Iuah only run times
week leaving Juab Monday Wednesday and
iudayi leaving frsco Tuesday. Thursday and
aturiay.
City Ticket once, 2Oi Main Street.
D. D. HURLEY Geni Art raugr. Dept
o.. DICKINSON. General AIan ger.
T. J. LOMAN, &. T.. a a.. Agent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-12
WAISTS wAIsTsll

This will DO tho wook for bargains in
Waists, Wrappers, Ready Made
Suits, Skirts, otc.
o'c embroidered White Waists, worth
o9c Elegant Percalo Waists, worth st.Oo
el'-O zinc White Waists, Finely Efnbroil.
worth sl.1L
Zoe Chiidrcn's Glnghpm Dresses, worth
Sl.2A. "'''"
500 Elegant Ladies' SIX Waists. worth
Si.uu.
$500 six sorpeniine Waists, worth 500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-12
RIO GRANDB
WESTERN.
sMSi0I
GaANoEr
AWESTERN%
y2A>RIuNIYSl
49,
As&SsssSsss cgsIFW TINT IlBu
-
In Eject 'S, 5fr. 1898.


In Eject tsv .th, 1898.
iT1vrs sArr IANa
No. 1-Tor Provo, 1rAud Juncliun and
Oh puinr Elst ......... ............ Sos an,
No, t-Fof Provo, Grand Junction and
az points katt........ .......... 711p.m-
NO t-For Provo, fayson ,EufcEA and
- silver City ..s..................-5iolp pm.
no. t-ior hisFnsm. Provo, Manu-.
ana NaliuA .... ........... .... r .ii an.
eu' t-fur uFd0u aud WOst ...........Ii o. nm,
~ i-for ogden aud tho West ....... 10 q AIN.
tW' fVfH stfr .trr
No, l-from Provo. 6rani Junction
nnd tho last 49,. -. .1o. %,
No t-ITom Provo, UrAnd Junction
and the kast.................,.... Ii islpm.
No, 1-frOm Provo, pAyton, Eurota ''''
q. and siiyeiclIi ........-.......io,ooAn
80 s-Tfnm bingham. Prove. Manu
=. and kalluH .......... fsfIn.u.
20 f-Ifom Ogden and tho Wett -. IS Am.
no i-liom Ogden and Tho West ~ 7'io pm.
Vnly me running through Pullman Palace
'uunlo UAWIns Room -loereu 6, Denver VIA
etthc Iut elton AMI 90 Kansas Guy AMI thIel.
~ W. lo'"ffdp points fnd only line rum ng
iuNmnn elrrHrra san tnto % San frturiaf1
no CHANGES close loonnoouonL Safety fpocd
ttrh. tnilr' No. 500 " Mai, st-..t
u. Z. bObGk, A. y. NhLgI ~. nEsHErr
Ssn. hansgsE zen. tupL 6en.P.ar.A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-12
Bound Over

Robert Adams, the rapisi, was held
by Commissioner Hulaniski TO await
the action Of the grand jury In the
sum Of $500. In the absence OF bonds.
men no will be taken TO the ponltentl.
AIRY today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-12
WRAPPERS.
GRAND BARGAINS IN DOMEsTICs
WASH GOODS, WHITE GOODS.

2'Ic yard 36.nch Cream Colofod scfifn.
Be- yard Vie odt Lawns.
90 yards India Linen, reduced from Ilifo
70 yard Checked Nain-n0k-, worth l5c.
u'8c Corded Pique worth l2iIc.
2ir yard Our lO' frouch Satoen.
BOO yard oar ilc pougOitu-.
zoe yhrt Our zoo Black Ground figured
Orgnuiio..
By yard Double width HoIgo Dress Goods.
b'4c Nari Boot Indigo Prints.
zoe Turkey Rcd Table Iinon,
CSC yard Black Figured Lawns 3i.inch,
worth Zoe.
DO ward Moaugo Ierhvrs, O.inrh wide.
|.l1 Chenille foriiofc-, Heavy Dado
Top aud Bottom.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-12
NoIes.

John sharkey and Gus Wilcox, the
fellows charged with stealing from the
gas well, were yesterday discharged by
Commissioner Tornes, the evidence
not being sufficient to hold them.
Professor Loisetts yesterday com.
meneed his class In memory training
~ the New West academy. Some OF
the best people Of the CITY are mem.
bers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-12
ENGLISH CASHMERE AND
HgNRIETTAS.

Our 35c quality down 10 22ifr ward.
Our Zoe quality down To $3.50 @ yard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-12
suBscRIrrlos RArrsl

W. 40 3 No. No
D1Ry,""'.,,..,,.slO.O0 y6OO S2bO yl.o0
Sem'' We"liyr.", 800 l75 LOO ~
D'Serei Weck'y-. $50 1850
Address all communications to
THE DEsERET NEWS Co,
hAli LAks Ottk, yaEh.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16
WILLTESTTHELAW
William Oswald Arrested BY
Revenue Officers
FOR SELLING RED LIQUOR
wsAoat Paying ne sPe<ial uaisss states
T.x-~hs 50 Add . Friend.
Oth-E ceuu Matters

Wsibam Oswald vas arrested yester-
day on charge VI sslllax iqaor ~
vnois.als slinoat paying TIE SPECIAL
fzK
lno case - . peculiar one. Mr.. o.
Nd cas- been IA Inc AabEs OF buying
hls lquor IN I've barrel lo.< The
liquor wss held IA bond IN Kentucky
sat 'Escslpg would 10 Forwarded 10
him. When be wss ready for barrel
OF siquor he ~ouii have 70 shipped 70
him. Mr.. Oswald has . friend IN
Lowell. Mr.. swxyze. sno keeps .
saloon. % ~nom 40 aivuiged the secret.
And ADVISED hin 20 Try L. IL vas
agreed tast Mr.. OssAld shouli bur
ten barrels, I've for his friend and nvs
for az 0sn use. Tbs sAs done. add
t1e warehouse rec pts sese made out
"a 1ssaid's name M. usHalt indorsed
ora 81 lne receipts 10 Mr.. -ssyLe
ne Festnur efhcrrs got onto ne racket
b1t are not sure thst there viola
tun u The az fhe case riii he
tested 20 sc 2 ssioonkesper may
buy directly from the clsillery Aut
b a large auautlles Of liquor add
bold g Ia boat. 20 oe sfraun on IS de-
sired. Mr.. oswald sas examined be
fore Comm ss.0uer NcQuewsn. and
AS held FOR tral az the March term.
lie gave touts IN Tee sum OF 600.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

Nassn De Bsasn IN Troubi. one.
htofe.

Martin De Bfsin n Trouble onc-
The county sGper.ntendents Of the
poor sud the prosecuting attorney
force. ueld a session regarding the
family troubles OF Msrta De Eruia
and as VIE Joanna. The result was
thst David Lsnkrstcr sNore out a war
rtut Tor ie hruin and vii have 10
pat ander bonds 20 support h..tso
children.
4ne fact. ia ire case are solnewhA,
mixed. iast -gr.uS Mrs. lie Eruin
raussd tfr arrest of Ter husband for
-solroft. ittsr she n.Caa divorce
praceedalxs ard secured Dan Maicolnl.
"a assistant ia sne prosecuting atto,.
ue7s office In -ofn- manner. tue at
tarueYs. ~ho s-enrl AFRAID thev would
uot Eet laeF fees. ipduced Mrs. n.
Efun to syn = -tpulatiou by WI en-
-1s sa4vs1 al her rgal. ia the mr.
perry er.cs soc ant ~ Brusn owne,s
ia consideration Of tnls agreement a. =
sefe.vtl go. A. - often the case he
laeysr cia.ried moss Il whatn.. c.i~nt
received Nrs. be kfuin received $40
and fns attorney took 80. For CERTAIN
reaenns A decree VA not granted al
t,f nitn ant Nclluasld took bold of IA.
case. frey aTr tpouI ready Tor a de-
cree. bfsf q a decree a granted il vii
cave Ms Ds frula All two children
fcr trs cts go support. ss she can get
mo- = mony and hss 90 claim on tna
frup-rts. itis propcs sd 20 begin suf.
Ga nave ts- nsivsr q ber right. set
ssda - eump~i Mr.. 10 Bruin 70 sup.
Qoft tns cati1rer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

on sseount Of the Inauguration OF
Preslaeat-elsct Cleveland March 4, IN.
L. q ". NJ. and D.. l.. 4 y. ilnes Will
sell sxeurson tickets from al si2t4ons
al one limited nrst-elHss fare Tor the
round trip. Dates OF sale vii be heb
Tuary :. W March ;, aud good Tor con
tlnuous return trip. Iesving Washing
ton not later thzn March 3 Full ia
formation relative 10 IAtes. train con
nections. etc, will be furnished ~ eur
xsen.s, or GEoReE Dali laws
O. T. A.