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Evening journal., 1893-07-24

PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL
1 kOAD-"Royal Route hetwesn phradel-
phia and Atlantic City-The only double
track line.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut Street Wharf
and South Street Wharf
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Week tys.--EXpress SOl 9Ol 10f5 A. m.
saturdays, 80 20Q, zoo. AGO. 4 8 . Sis. y m.
Excursion Goa m. accommodation, 90 a.
m, - D asp. m
Su DAYS -kxpress Z 80, sOl, 80 90, 10 %
and 4i5 p m.
Returning, leave A lantic ity depot. % er
OF Atlantic and Arkansas avenues. We h
days. Express, fMondaNs only. 6.t5l 20 10
$50 a. m and 3 l5. 40. 20. $50 Q so p. M.
Accommodation, $50 $40 a. m, i.3O D. m.
Excur. ion. from foot Of Mississippi avenue
Sundsys--x ress, $50. 4O0. On. go. $50,
q. 0. 730, 90, $50 p. IN. Accommodation.
J A. SWEIGARh. c. G HANCOCK.
Gen Superintendent. Gen. Pass. Agent.
Evening journal., 1893-07-24

flu 90 a IN, fllIi. 81 AZ. W.
IS 3s 81 49, sil 40 p m
Boston. So Ss m daily. with Pullman buiet
sleeping cars running through TO ston with
out change via ioughkeepsie b idge. landing
PHILADELPHIA, TWELFTH AND MAR
h EI STREETS week daye. f3O3 k13I s9 5Ql
SO S5a m, g 49, s. IS. 81 80, sli 90 m. Sundays
81 U3 ss 30, $40 50 m s2 40, So IS, 81 30. 81 09
I'M.
PHIL DELPHIA. TWENTY o. FOURTH
AID CHESTNUT STREETS, week days,
n g3. Ol 81 81 81, A. s. 20 S. 50. 90, 50 90.
o. o5 IS ss 6ss IS SIS. loco sil q q M M
go faddAD LPH a, SUNDAY 6, 50 %, 6s5, a.
y ~. 20, 56, III q m; SEA- on, 81 40. O5,
o. O5. S. 88 q, 81 30, 2i 10 co. sii OO D m.
hester. week da, g, s3 03, co. 8 35, 81 81. Z ~
$50, 81 %, 90, So 80, 10 30, sl0a6, sll 5. ms
llVO, s2 % Z 10 %, 505, 50 3S, % 81 80, rs.
1910, 90 p m.
{ Chester n tandeys g o. IS, ~, $50 soo
%, 81 80. 6a5. 1000 sll OOpm.
Atlantic City. week d ". s78 $3.50 a m;
" ~ IA; sundays. s5 q % IN; 81 4s IN.
WEST BOUND.
Baltimore and Washington. week days,
3 40, lt2, is a am; w Is, " O5, 3 %, u 81,
% 81. lolz, ~ 10 p. m, sundays. 4 40. l. ",
ss s q, m; III TO- U DC, 8O5, "A 81, 10 e6' isl2,
Baltimore and Way Stations, O2 q m. 3 O5 D
Newark, Del, week days. H48, zoe. Is47
m; ll2 le O5. y 81, % 49, 35, lS r. D l6 II 10
p m. sundays, A 90, z or ls AZ. m, ll2 10,
"A 81, 1876, 80, % -, I9 Us, n 10 p m.
Pitsbur., tS AZ a m. IA 81 p m. daily.
Chicago, l5 A. m, II O5, IA 81, lA 10 n.dailY.
Cincinnati and ST.. Louis, sl2 Is p m ana
SO Us m daily.
Singeriy accommodation, z 7O2am, q %. IS
and II lO p m daily.
Landenberg accommodation, week days,
zoe ll0O m, 3 O5 and 40 p m. Sundays
80 a m, 9 05 4 81 m.
rains leave Market street station:
For New York, week days, 81 20, ss 90. 50 80,
For Philadelphia, week days. S5. 620. q %,
IS o., 50 80. sll 35 a m; u -, $50. 45 p. IN.
Sundays. 6 20 a N; u AZ. 8 So 3 45 p m.
For Baltimore. week days, . 81, 80. sS 90,
sll 35 a m, 55, 9 81 ~. Sunday, 3 20 a m;
2 50. 80 y m.
For Landenberg and way stations week
days D., 10 80 a IN; 81 5OJp y m. Sundays,
9 25 a ID; s.. 3 90 p m.
Chicago and pittehurg, SIS 90 m, daily eX-
cept sunday; sl2 q, $3.50 m. daily.
Cincinnati and St. Louis, sll 20 N, daily
except Sunday.
Lave PHILADELPHIA. TWENTY
FOURTH AND CHESTNUT SIS. FOR
WILMINGTON. week days, 81 %. 800. 25
81 10, 40, 10 900, sll ~ N; IL noon. 81 i5, on
o., So O5, 50 "a. 30. s5e -. 530. s6O2 % 81 49,
lV. S. 40. 10 10 aud II 80 D m.
sundays, 50 10. 90 S. 10. s 30, 10 90, sll ~ a
m, II noon, 90, 90, sf "a, 40 s. 02. 90. IS,
8 10. So 40 10 10 and n 30 m.
Lave TWELFTH AND MARKET SITS.
3 o. 81 55. sil 26 m.s3 S. s. AZ, 81 p, So 25 m.
daily.
Telephone No 1875
Rates 10 Western points lower than via any
other line. q. o. SOUL. Genr Pass Agent.
j. T. oDELL, General Manager.
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The weather.

WAsHINoToN. July q Forecast tin 8 u. m
Iue-day. For Delaware: Fair. sliahtlv
warmer Tue sday; uorth-rly Winds, hecominr
variable, For Mary land. Wea her will coli-
rnue fair with slightly higher temperature
New York Herald Forecasts tbe Nfiddio
states and New England TO Gay fair weather
VIII probably prevail. proceed ed hy cloudireea
On lle coasts. with rising Temperature an a
mostly soltherly. Or Tuesday in both SEQ.
Evening journal., 1893-07-24

When a mans dollars have gone TO the dogs
that's the time he has 70 whistle for them.
-Phuadel lphia Times.
Evening journal., 1893-07-24

Too much litigation depletes the purse
a. tOe much ply sic ~esksns the body.
Evening journal., 1893-07-24

BALTIMORE q
ID OHIO RAIL
ROAD schedule in
effect JulN 8, 1893
Trains leave Della
ware Avenue Depot.
East Bound.
s Express trains.
New y Ork. week
days, SO O3, 81 81. Sc O,
81 20 a IN, $40 "a,
81 4 s. 3s. 81 80 . m.
Sundays. 81 lB. $3.50,
$40 36 am, sl224, 81 40,
f5 js. 81 80. effUOpm m
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-24

NEW YORK, June 23.-rhe banks
reported an casior feeling this morning
In the West, and II was said that the
demands for accommodations, redia-
counts aud currency were much less.
The attention OF bankers today was
mostly concentrated on the Pacific
coast. Al the subtreasury II was said
that 100000 Ia currency hal beon
exchanged To-Day for transfer 70 San
Francisco. Besides the gold thus
transferred, shipments OF currency
were made direct today by express,
which made the aggregate amount Of
money forwarded today about 81 ,OOO,-
600, aud more will be sent tomorrow
In the uame way. IL Il believed the
help sent San Francisco from this city
has relieved the stringenoy there, 90
that beyond tho failure OF the Pacific
bank no further trouble IL expected.
DR.. II. ii. Mcdonald, president Of
the Pacific bank, who III In this city,
was shocked when he heard today that
the bank had closed. lie said;
"rhough president Of this bank |
have not been active M its manage
ment for some time. Rm sufficiently
familiar with the atiairs OF the insli-
tuition, however, TO feel confident that
there 10 no chance Of any depOsiiors
losing anything. 1 think it will liqui'
date for almost the amount OF ita
capital and surplus 81 100000 and
$4,000 respectively, The bank had
gone into no speculative outerpri,es u .
TO tho time Of my departure. or tue
local business we had n fair percentage
with an extraordinary number Of cor
respondents out In the country. II
was the heavy drafts made by the
country banks, l presume, which
forced the suspension.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-24
TELEGRAPHIC.
SAILORS STARVED.
The ShipWreCked Crew Of tho Sea
Ranger in Sitka, Alaska,
AID REFUSED by CAPrAISLUDLow.
The Outrageous Conduct Of Naval
officer Reported In
Washington.

New BEDFORD, Mass, June "a
Three officers ON the wrecked whaling
bark sea Ranger arrived at this port
today from Port Townsend, Wash, by
rail. one Of them, John R9gers OF
this city, says he has been shipwreckod
three timer, but never before met with
such outrageous treatment by white
men NJ ho and the crew Of the Sea
Ranger met with at sitka, Alaska.
When the thirty.slK men reached
Silks they had nothing but what they
carried ON their backs. The authorities
nj Sitka could do nothing lor them.
They wanted food, not money. Here
in tue hsrbor VI SilkA there were thfee
limited States cutters and two Ameri.
can mcn.of-wRf. Captain Foley Of the
Sea Ranger saw Captain Ludlow Of
the MObican and impl0Ted him 10 do
something to aid the men In procuring
food and other necessities. He told
Captain Foley ho could not keep the
men and told him 70 draw on the own
or Of the Sea Ranger. Captain Foley
10y signing for $50 worth Of nations Tor
one week for the crew was able 10 keep
them ffom starvation.
The steamer City Of Topeka from
Port Tow nsend arrived at Sitka June
10th. The Captain refused TO take
,hem 10 Port Townsend M they bad
no money 10 pay their passage. The
men became desperate and began 70
plan to do some outrage in order to get
In jail, where they could at least get
something TO eat and shelter. Captain
Ludlow was again asked for aid, but
would do nothing without pay.iCaptain
Foley pawnVd the ships chrOnomoteT
anu managed to get enough money 10
take himself, i've officers anu ron TO
Port Townsend on the City Of Topeka
the remainder OF the crew we're lott nj
5itka. Toe night before leaving Cap
tain Foley asked Captain Ludlow Of
the Mohican for food for tho men he
was obliged 10 leave behind, but wai
refused. Captain Foley, Rogers says,
has reported the matter to the author
tiles ut Washington.
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Victoria has shown weakuess in her
steering gear. One theory Il that on
account OF this weakness she became
unmanngeable anu could not be gotten
out OF the Camper way.
In discussing the disaster this even
Ing Lord Grassy, for some time sec
Rotary u the admiralty, aaid the slnl,.
ing OF tins Victoria supplied strong
argument Agalnsl tho building Of more
big mcn.oi.war.
at Is evident" he said, ulhat the
Niot0fiaa afmOf afforded her no pro.
lection from the Camperdown'A ram. -
While not convinced that smaller
vessels wero safer than large oucs, lie
thought 1t wise 10 distribute country's
naval strength among LEES pretentlous
mcn-Ji-war, rather than among few
monster battle ships.
The queen sent Colonel CnrrIugton
TO express her sorrow and sympRthy
TO Lady Tfyon. On the evening OF the
disaster Lady Tryon, who arrived
| from Malta three weeks ago, was hold.
| ing her first reception OF the season.
| Two hundred guests were present.
| Whom tho news OF hor hurbaud,s
| death reached her che fell In a faint
.
| lions on tue program for next week
have been postponed. The lord mayor
has opened relief fund Tor the benefit
Of needy families who lsst members I'm
tho disnBicf. The morning newspapers
all publish oblu rlus Of the most con.
spicuous officers, and extend Condol.
onco 10 the friends OF the drowned
men. Evcfy leader eulogiles the adj
mifally anu demands a searching in-
ytBtigatiOu.
WAsHINGTOS, ID. O., June ga
Tho news OF tho sinking OF II. NJ
steamship Victoria caused profouad
sensation at the navy Department
here. People who saw the beautiful
anu stately Blake, the tiagship Of the
British squadron, ut the naval review
thought che was n grand ship, but she
was Of secondary Importance whom
compared with tho III nted Victoria,
for while this Blake was large ar
moted cruiser, the Victoria wa "a full
ilsdscj battleshlp nearly 1900 toni
larger than the Blake. She bore aboul
the same relation 10 the Blake that oul
new blttlcships tho Indiana and Ore
gou do 10 the atmored cruiser New
York.
Tue Camperdown, which dealt IA,
fatal blow, Is about the same Size "a.
the Victoria. She resembles the
United States steamship Charleston IL
general appearance, though twice nj
large. Naval officers here feel tina
one result of the catastrophe viii DO {,
omphasiZe In striking manner TIT
terrible efficiency u tho ram as
weapon Of naval ollunar.
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TnE nANKEay coNaREss.
silver And Anti.sIver Men Give Their
Views.

NAcNns
CHICAGO, June 2S.-The announce
menI that the silver question would
be discussed fillod the hall OF the AIT
Institute, where tbs bankers held their
congress- this afternoon. Both silver
aud anti-silver mon were present and
spoke for their beliefs.
james III. Plat Of Colorado, who 10
rTm believer Ia silver, stated his
viewn boldly. He held that the rem.
udy Tor the present evil was the
restoration OF silver TO its place as
money.
"FOr eleven years," said he, "the
United States carried the double stand.
ard alone among natlOns. During
that time we were the most prosperous
nation In the world. At the very
Tine when the insidiOua amendment
WAS introduced which took the mint
Ing privilege from silver, We were
being paid sl.S2 for AN ounce OF silver.
The Ubiquitous Sherman law was
passed In the confusion OF lato tea
ti0n.D
Mr.. Plat said he was sure that
when the question was put ON ils
passage there were not more than six
ayes and not one no. Plat asserted
that hslfa million dollars were raised
In England and sent over here by o
confidential agent 10 secure the de-
mOntii2ation OF silver. While the
speaker diabelisyrd that tao money
was used ~ corrupt members Of Con.
greis, the came object was attained.
JAMES Rockwell Of Nav York argued
In favor OF free coinage. He held that
EOlI mud silver were pufumouitipe
tuoh as wheat or whisky, and their
values regulated by the law Of supply
and demand. Rockwell advocated
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could not pass from warm % % cool room
without taking cold; had cold aIl the time
aud constant headache over iNC eyes. Read.
Ing panied my eyes drcadfullY Ny voice had
nasal sound
"Nosc sio. ped up. throat raw and sore from
accumulation Of mucous. " o. always hawk
ing ana rpittlnE and had thlt uhaty tlstu In
my mouth, Ny bfent ~ tiluDa wa. very OF.
fcuslvc IN tritng 90 ct thu mucous out u
my throat. ia cough and gas until ! nearly
chuktdi then 10 feel 10 fick iu my stomach
81 seldom chrci for food, though my
stomach felt empty, Z knew ought o. eat
fomUthluF but didn't want d. Bottle after
bottle of patent medicine tUOs but I fclt no
change .n my condition.
"My strength aud smhition was exhausted.
] went foo tho copeland Mcii'al Institute Tor
treatment aud after one munIlH treatment ]
teol lIkc u wcll woman, lirldaehui are gone,
my gycs arc Tree from pain unu eau read with
comfort
"Ny voice IA FREQ from nasal olatructon,
throat aud nose arc entirely relieved, mo- moro
courhinF. rarrinF and splitting Appetite OK.
cuIlcut anu AIN not At all susceptible 20 cold.
D can certainly recommend their treatment
very highly \ GU can sec iorl uuraclf what %
has done Tor me.
Now Is the time 90 hnvo your Canrrh
treated, while tho weather is most favor
able to assist cure. Ono months treat
mont now IL worth three lat0r on.
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DUBUqUE, Ia, June 2s.-Joe GILES.
pie anu Rattlesnako Peio reached
Cedar Falls ut 0.20 y. m. and Berry
halt an hour later. They have stopped
for the night. Glllesplc still has two
good horses. Polc has but one horse
and Berry's are reported weak.
WATERLOO, Ia, Juue 23.-John
Berry, the leader in the race, registered
here at $40.
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CHICAGO, Juno 23.--rhe American
Preserves company has scored vie.
tory In the Tepiovin suit against
Andrew Bishop, one 0f its agents. The
defendant during the trial underworld
TO prove the association was trust.
Judge Mcconnell did not make q
decision In the case, but ordered the
Jury 10 lind n verdict for the plaintiff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-24

LoNDON, June 23.-rhe matter Of
the documents that the Paris Boulaug.
let organ GoqTdc alleged had been
stolen from tno British embassy IN
Paris came up In the commons today.
Sir Edward Gray, parliamentary soc.
rotary Of the foreign office, replied
that no documents had been stolen
from the British embassy. He added
that the dOcunenis NJ. Millovoye had
read were gfoss iorgeflus and he did
not know from whrio or by whom the
iOTgeries had been supplied.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-24

BEmIN, June 23.-rhe second ballot
In l.oipslc today resulted In the
election OF q national liberal and nnc al
democrat. The second ballot In Foe :
field resulted ia social democrat. In
Frankfort n social democrat was cleo
oil on the second ballot. A second
ballot wac taken Ia Solengen today and
a social democrat was elected.
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Tnr PANAMA sCANDAL.

PARIS, June 23.-Efnst Valle pro.
seBtou In the deputies To-Day this report
Of the commission of inquiry into the
Panama scandal. Tho report exculpatet
from all blame NJ. De Freycinet, OK
minister Of war, and NJ. Floguet, eN'
PRECEDENT OF the chamber Of deputies.
IL pronounced false In every particular
the story that one hundred aud foui
deputies were bought with Panama
money.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-24

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, June 23.-Barth.
olomsy J. Dornn, pugilist Of Detroit,
accompanied by his wife aud eighteen
month old boy, came TO the city last
week. This morning Doran and wife
disappeared aud later q dead infant
was found In thelr rooms. The police
began an Investigation and late this
afternoon found Dofan'a oecspitated
body on the tracks OF arAilrDad near
Windsor Beach. The coroner was
summoned aud upon arriving was
tolc that a woman who had been with
the msn walked weat along the track.
The coroner followed and Overtaking
her placed her under arrest. She
told the following story.
The little boy was sick last night
and fell, cutting his head. 5ho hnally
got him TO sleep aud went 10 sleep
herself. This morning her hutpand
called her and the CHILD was dead; that
he had killed him by giving him NOR
phine. The woman says they Inn
mediAtely went away and that on
arriving ut Windsor beach Dofan ,riel
TO get her TO accompany him on n boat
40 they could both be drowned. lie
could not get boat and train coming
along he threw himself under It,
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Preparations for tho Celebration of
tue NhIlon'a Day.

CHICAGO, June 23.--The Exposition
tillclals have Joined hands with the
city fathers OF Chicago aud propose
10 make the Fourth OF July celebration
an event which viii bs remembered
generations. Neither money science
nor tklll will BIO prepared. Excursions
will be ruu 10 the white city from
nearly oil directions, aud the pyro.
technio and electrical display In the
evening will surpass anything before
undertaken.
Elaborate preparations are being
made for the reception OF the cafRvel
fleet which 10 expected TO arrive here
hext week.
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- had suffered torment Tor ak ycars or
moro. with coughing, hawking and splitting,
sore throat. weak eyes, ringing and roaring
sounds iu the ears. In fact every fymptom that
the disease catafrh ever produced.
"1hc least exposure gave me O. cold, chang.
ing from % heavy to . ilghlcr gafmUnt 1 would
anIInr with .nNnrn cold Tor Wow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-24

II COMPLETELY FURNISHED ROOMS
1 h enc block from business center house
iull oi steady founcra clearing over iill per
month rent only fii price llUuu, $500 down
W j. Hogan. go = o. NluUk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-24

WE HAVE GOOD PROPERTY ron
w sale 10 40 parts Of the city 10 bottom
troeshrck q Rosc kooma q, and -. Is ". sec.
oul south street
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C.OOnn buys ggxi1 RODS, WITH
DEL ZOO 6.room brIrk. rlrit West aud
slNth south ON boulevard. OrucHbcck a l1osu,
@ aud 30, ll ", second South street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-24

TOLUMuiA htiLDiNg AND LOAN As
- hlrinuln huuds hnmuH, and loans money
atG per cent hcst plan Tor Investing money
IN the United States. 1rUrshUrs a hosU, % W,
second south street, General Territorial
agents,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-24

=, ALOOS-oNr.HAIF on ALI or ONE
- OF tho beet known sporting saloons on
Main street, d money mator, receipts over
% yer week. fplcnuii opportunity " J..
hogan. Al ruttuilrU Block
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Cnhh HuY. TWO LOTS HETWEES
CONJO West Temple and iirst West
nud Smith south. Hr0tsnuCk a Rose, Rooms
.7 and ID, % W, second south street,
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~ YOU DON'T sEE WHAT YOu VAST
4 ln my "ais' cal on me, o. don't advertise
once Cutu % the business have tor sale WI,
Began, ill roHtOti.Dc block
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A CAPAHLE AM WEitAHIE OFfiUE
"a man can rCt halt Int Cst iu an Cstah.
l.hcd business clearing 500 per month capi.
UlurE
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Il HAVE A NICE LfT Oh NEsTAU.
rants On splendid locations ranging 10
VrIcu from 500 W i20Q ". }, logan. 40
lustoncu Block
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I HIVE a NtuE Li-r uF GRoCERY
i prnunHuuus tu 40 parts % tho city rang.
inz in price from $3.50 t1 isQll, W. y. Hogan,
tlu ftstu1lco ilucE
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AFTER ONE MONTH

Amer Treating ono Month NJ the Cope
Inuti sfedirei Iustttutc. Mites Christine
prterson Gives she Public the Brnefit
of Ter ENpcstcucr.
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NOTICE.

zloNs BENEFIr BUILDING focIErY
Tt,uF ANNUAL MEETING OF tue
ttoclhOldcra OF Zl0n's Bonelt Building
eigietv viii 10 held on Tuesday July ilth,
i,ot. M b O'Clock % ni., ~ tho 2, q. NJ I, shoe
Factory, for the eloot on 81 officers Tor the en-.
suing ygar, lha prrsenlauon or We nnAn 1lHl
tntss IA may legally come before the meeting.
EDGAR HOWE, Hecretury.
salt Lake City. June i1ih. lfsi'
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Y VIII TRADE sEyEWAL PAYING
i lusluCalCa tor real estate ur real estate Tor
. 5000 business. ". '. began, a. roslonoo
BLOCK.
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GONnwiLL pURUiiAsE oNETiiiWD
Jinicrest In on established D umh.
luu uusincaai Incoming man must De Carah| q
~ taking rhafgn ~ oilro aud books. ". J..
Hogan, 80 rostDu|cu il0tk.
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FAT o PEOPLE.

To reduce YOUR weight SURETY use wa.
lhfdis obesity fills and loose ii pounds
month. No injury ~ the health. No Interior
cnco with business or pleasure. NO ~tAuN-
lNG They build up and improve tho general
health, bcauttfy the complexion ana leave ~
WHtNN IL, Lucy Anderson, u Auuern
A.. Cambridge, Mass, writes "ihlCc bottles
nf our Obesity Pills reduced my weight from
go pounds 10 10 and never felt boitcr In all
my lite. I am muuh pleased with the TuHu g.
and shAil do all can 70 help you our patrons
include Physicians, bankers. iaWvtrl and
leaders OF slrioty. our goods are not sold In
drug stores All orders are supplied direct from
our Oiisc. Price per package " or three pack
ages Tor IS b. mail prepaid Particulars scaled
tUu. AZ sOHHEarOs DENCE sON-
FtuENEIAt%
WILLARD REMEDY co., BOSTON,
MASS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-24

4 kHEssMAkiSG PAiuoHs! WILL FUR,
- ulshgd aud employing eight gTls. owner
LEAVING city price ilt1. W. y. Began 80
iostonIce lnrt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-24

the establishment Of n universal clear.
ing house. Of the world where value s
Of gold and silver should be adjusted
and theft equilibrium maintained. He
outlined the scheme NJ length.
At the insurance, railway and
other congresses, interesting papers
were read curing the day and night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-24

CITnn HUlH Two Lots .tAlt5 on
- lOO East Drive. iluh tlst aud
fuun south brooshrHk g Rose, itonms q aud
~, 70 W, second t0utn street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-24

1HNtCELN FUHNtsiiED ROOMS; CEN-
III trail location. new house, new fufnis
turui cost 5000. sCii for ililOi leaving city w..
=, Began, aiI fustoncc block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-24

$4,000 BUls ,, ~ AcREs ~
With iaII ftufk good house. with barn aud
uuihsuHUH 1iOrn doing good business. 40
health reason fnf HOIlug. nruUHhsrk q Rose,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-24

CRnn pUHuHAsEs A WHOLESALE
tNOOO bakery business, twn horses aud
wagune, furniture, etc. sales tl1i per week.
". J. Began, Nt rostoffrr Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-24

CIRnn SECURES gxi0 Mons. o..
- lONJNJ room house, Eighth West aud
cuuih Temple GtOyshcck g liUsc, Rooms ~
aud I'd, CIV, second south street