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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-22
4. W. LADD co.
OPENING
Spring Coats! Spring Capes!
Spring Suits!
Together with magnificent display of
New Waists. Extreme Novelties in Silks
Chambrays Irish Lawns, Etc.

The stock conspicuous for High Grade Novelties
of Importation productions from Exclusive Models
and single garments confined strictly this House While
before been able present such immensely
varied and display of choice things low prices
special attractions in the of desirable drives and
novelties of great beauty of design and make in the lines
popular priced selections
COATS from highest novelty the lowest
Umbrella"
self
of to
brela skirt drh
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-22
THIS EVENING.

PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE. s-"shaun Rhue."
r. f. KEITH's OPERA HOUSE, s." Arcadia
LOTHROP's MUSEUM. 7--"East Lynne"
WESTMINSTER THEATRE. s-New York vaude
Vile Stars.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-22

Voorhees,. who is the personi6sation ol
rottenness on the currency question, ap-
pears likely TO be head of the senate finance
committee. That selection indicates what
a difference there is between the platitudes
of the presidents inaugural and the per.
formances of the working section Of his
party.-[Taunton Gazette.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-22

Farewell TO Marion Crawford. His
pockets arc jingling with American dol
lars as he sails away from these shores.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-22
Special Opening Drives

all
changeae lining and of value sold everywhere at $780, for this
VELVETEEN CAPES. changeabe Innings
$25.
COAT throughout in
all shades .large sleeves,
only $500.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-22

We learn from the Brooklyn Eagle inst
what Hon. Josiah Quincy, first assistant
secretary of state is In his political bear
ings That journal describes him as an
ethical Democrat" of fine cultivation.
sound learning and good Judgment" The
phrase ethical Democrat" isuncommonly
good. and~it neatly differentiates Mr.
Quincy from the great mass OF the party
TO which he belongs. Presumably the as
sistant secretary of state is not the only
member Of the ethical Democracy" of
which he is a type. but he appears to be the
first one who has been actually told Of aud
labeled --lNsw York Tribune.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-22

Secretary Carlisle is the only man in
the cabinet who l. not college bred. New
ertheless. he sets some OF bis compeers a
pretty not pace.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-22

A word TO he Providence baseball asso.
citation: Play ball
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-22

Burr the old joke about he ante tilu-
vian age of ballet dancers. Four French
quadrille dancers, in suit brought for
breach OF contract, have been adjudged
infants by New York court.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-16

John :. tawrsnce. stsminiAtrafnr OF
tn estate - Henry trslsck. MED hrs
s~oond annual statement yesterday. lie
aerpnnts Tor slu--., ~s-"i ~ the properly.
~ 'hs' = :. '''' 80. -, - ;.
VI p''.-.'nas p's''",s' "s'.s = -, - !.
,es''s' -. ~ =. 80, ~ az 60 = ~ s,
''"S '''>s
~ - =.
=. t'.'... ,''-"'.''. .,. ~ ss.s ~
~ 1880 - s'.s'sy a-~s''s -
. ..,.- = -. -, ~, -,
ls.- - i el,i,,...i abs charges her hus'
t,e.l .lth adnI.erx and several other
crimes 1f.ex were u.rr,,., IN E4ck.
for1 IN fse0
Charles f,ossfr,.y and W. ~. cooser
.~r..r..l f,,<sfer .x.n.lr..t,..o l..f.r.. Jus
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-16

~ me SHIFTS COMMITTEE



n oD0nstt1so a. eoFoees - ~ onty
oommitono thai did noy uork ~ sighs
- ~onv a The e.snniatsos DID noe
~csx 81 n Tk~ ~<r>,e c,n,njtkSo h~Gl
-~L-- --.---:.t---,s,... sh> .-.....,t thnf
<-,--~s 81 49, n...r--s e. 49,
- - - 49, - 49, -sr-
hs1h~@4 tsns
Hnh 49, ths uxesss eGse.d upoa' Ft~.
geld QxU4 ssz,snd uare vi.v9 tnAru
vasu1 Gk0Oo. eoarth ward glNA nfth
1u~rd n1o80 rkxth ward tl,ou4 oovea1k
--..5 - an ss.<hth w,rxl n .50o ninth
---Iss -, s~.sh ~.rd son0 eleventh
- - -. ..~-,e.k -.-., a. s>,o 4 $500
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-16

John iiymsn. the paramouf u Mn.
Anna >seman. VIA arrested on com
paint ~ William SteinbrccIkcr. who
charges that he wac assaulted by
LYMAN with a billy and wac poun.icl
g. ,nssD-ibility. Lyman and Mns.
>iesnan are living together on Second
street. Nrs Nieman will 10 remembered
a. the woman who hal her two little
girls ia her housr on Ionia street which
~as run a. an Immoral pIacc. Mrx
Nseman was sent Ia jail For ninety days
ard the children were sent 10 Cold
water
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-16

flsinx - the large ,erses,.~ n shssr
t~4zt<ti i.shoi,s ami ether el~stfs< kn<.
e<se lie fsninsniar seuffsi ta1-s frse
e<psp<ns hss~ ,sresi.el a. .st-et.nssrur
fhssF nzfssr~ drfafinenh snd ssn <sll
al sas -. tric sa3 e8snI<nsts.n f'sfar~s
.ssnth~r eifh th~st srt,~flr sar sad
<.sptrsr stss.ie~ a. elst n piu ese
tasi,;sar here - f'safrsnrisf& .ssss
stssiu4 fafafs4 ~ 80 sis~ssiy fss.ss
pa I'D Hnd a - faaf ssis.alsss -
k<< s~-r th<r s~}f veir.ss-i sss~rk.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-16

Jru1r Gsoss A. j. IamosrAux w L.
-. S~en. ejestmsnt, Judgment for de-
ssn.,ants frr c..sfs- Richard g. Nc.
Gann ~ u. f. Argard. assump<it;
Judgment Tor plaintiff Tor <iiS.si and
eu~ts. X a. D~Iaficli Va William
t.elock. sssnmp~it; Judgment for
plaintiff fos <5Nsl7.
J,rcs ApsssT Fred r. Taylor va Rob
srt A. Harsise ct al. ehsnrery: decree
in sorsck~urs Toe xiIG05 tc date.
asErf November IL. 1871 ST Jo
s~ph~ Retreat VI Michael McNerney.
.s.1tion Tor a new trial; argued and de
MED Freiersck GroSgei w. Augusta
Grvxsci. divorce: decree granted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-16

Jrp6x HVsoskry Emma PeggFam. dis
orderly, adjourned to June ~ Anto-
MO Gexp. v.ias.on - pc.hi'err orsii
nasce. sdiearns-i to June ~. Charles
Paul. 4ttrnpt Ia commit rape, ad-
l..uruei Ia June L..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-16

=, ottawa H<arh xiilirzs@ rnr.u station
rrtt <an.ia4. Ianr 18th. ~ 81 a m
teaasi sfsp &c. Nsrstasa hs,tei -
x..,sx
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-16

NJ sntI fsrsoe IN Ils,,sss, ssltser.
Cures al hrsalzeises trial bsttis- TO-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-16

Jrpcx Psrxxs No business Of rec.
ord.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-16

Jcrsn No business OF rec
orb
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-22


Tho tme.lls q the Southern PSciHc
railway 49, tom have been very much
puzzled % late with tho lmmp
nuisance, but Il IS now claimed that
lhry have decided upon q policy tAat
Will settle che matter either against Tho
tnnrs aF tho railway. 90 cluue tue
RAILWAY mlguaics say the affair Will
not DO aaylTso 20 them, aud thpy
promise that Or tho vagtaus arc uu.
willing pgactatiy 90 aco.le 20 The new
yosulagsn1. there will bo something
drop ,ha, wiI uraul3 the whole wu5,'
ern country to q ull soaso Of the
serious nature Of The tramp business.
Just what tbe railway mou intend %
90 Is not W made public.
Tho uo ra1iiy OF some stc.s being
taken has been Iofgoi upon tho South.
crn Pacific, which finds i.Hlbuf cA.
pcnrivo business 70 lavr 90 run tfniul
specially iur gangs OF yaTtaut4 with
out hops OF monetary reward. Toe
tramps travel IA 6rranizuI companies
from III Paso, Texas, To Portland,
Oregon, and back ugalu. Each com.
pauy hos a captain, aud the uumbos IN
O gang be- 40 large that a SOFT OF military
discipline as against tho railroad il
successfully enforced. Iaiumun ara
p3Wcrles 10 put the tramla on except
Ia q iow in6,ances, aud ia these loss
OF property hes been inflicted on the
railway by spiir work.
Tho tramps that crowded east iu
such great uunbafs "a fow weeks ug.
arc now hoidins i1r CaIi'9yuin, where
the mild winter foalou aud tho pros
pgc.lyo Miiwiu;or FAX form a bia
attraction Tor the l0aief THIS shilt
ing back ana forth giyesa big pass0r
ger busiugl 20 the railway, but as Iher,
h no each Ia q for tickets the Soathgrr
Pacific intend o. stop H. Olg thing Be-
sure, aud that IS II the railway
mon themselves nre not powerful
enough 20 check the imp1aiti1n, % cal
made by them Tor official protection
cannot go uRheolsI. The people can
not afford to have railway trains o
any department OF public cafryin
service Rt tho mercy Of fobber VI
gIantp,nor can the law gflggrs be- iuaii
dod Ia permitting the property Iigh,
Of corporations any mogo than ind
ylduals ~ DO Illegally a8.a.icI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-22
ARGAL REVELATION.

La tbo c3usu oil ON Article ny0rlng
tho admission Of tho terltlfiea Co state.
hood, tho Cleveland P'amdca'Cr OF
D,camtcr rs, alto, inIuIgiug iu d
Little rather c.ri..aolc wi.-.or Ohi,--
concerning AUzJua suI Sow Mexico,
gels along O. ag.umgnt SESSIONS auu
logical with Tgo,rncs 20 U,an. We
quote this par. o. the article:
Ast0 thO uf.l hnd, this country &C..
c.I,Cl "a real revelation from lnghhm
Young upon tHls puu. $50 mHtur Whit
ult hlsU reuu tlH iai,tHy ut Hrahnm'H
vIliu.H aH a. rrIuhup generally speaking,
Doe EAy0 thu country "a rgyc.aiion la this
iuslturH,
ia bis n.gbl nom persecution ho 90
lCc.pl a spot by TAO Great salt Lake
which ho had reason Co h1ll0yc uu o,h0r
creature would think OF selecting. a
goat many rooplU-aud possibly Mr.
Hepburn uf laWu-hll they boon sud.
u,H'y dropped boo chat barren country,
would hayD boon iu o. harry tu HurNu
tu l.l'h us "a UGuUr ui uiOL iut what
Tu.u.. hsyU wts ono oi $40 gfuudnN scc'
tiuus of ilu Union, marching m with all
tho uildo and dignity that attaches Ga
uidor state. =-ihuugh possibly liUlt
sb0gsyd ai disturbed family relations,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-22

Tho Russian emperor seems TO ba
fond OF building churches. Que OF the
most magnificent odit1es u Tao kind,
a vsr.abIo fairy palace, has bssu
erected ou Mount OlIyOI near JgrIsa-
lem, by tho present emperor ami his
brother, IN memory II their mother,
Aud now ~ appears that .np ,zag has
erected another costly ,IiGga Of
Blrhi, Russia, unln which millions OF
r8uuies have been expended. 10 o.
erected as ma expression 0tarati'uIc 90
tho Almighty i0r Ono umrrr1rs
miraculous escape iram death in rail-.
why disaster ugsr tbu village Ia lss5.
It would serm lla, the sovereign lpli
oltNo Russian empire, hJ,H STAKE uDl
church, moo raligl9us eutwya,or9ugh
90 honor and rgspcta higher Eu.er
and pay bis homage 90 llim,
The idaho hllg Sia'. aaal, in com.
mguuuF uoon us chugn build.
iuA Raises the question whether
man can please tho AlnIghty
by Tao erection OF costly ".rmpns,"
and rams 90 negative conclusion.
The Builder OF tho uuiycue cgw0,
lad pleasure, chat paper ,aiuaa 300 t4o
poor efforts OF mor.aH. 10 w9g.I Doc
tH,pt % Is urged, 20 d.s.u.Uu .hr
mUlluusamoug the poor
without iulcuIutauy uiar.a.oc 90
our Idaho co,omplrary wo may bo
allowed 90 alIuiu Go the similarity
bplwccn this argument aad tHat otouu
OF the ancient Twelve when O. certain
woman anoIH,ei tho Alasgs al tau
custom OF tbo ume aud country go
certain raEes required, "W5ywns no.
! this oiutmen, sold Tor three hundred
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-22

cy, In the form Of voraoi0us eating II
they charge down upon uur. s,iainci
goiging, they arc npt TO loan iar 100
much toward The other evil, In readily
couutanluciug and even advising ihe
use " liquor--ln ail OF this perhaps oil.
lowing their pr,ccpa 20 be accom-.
panied boy an example thnt cannot iaiI
10 De- di.aEtf0uH 20 many who a,icmp.
30 follow BE-
Tho News would advise true tcmpgl'
auca Boo aIl thing. Tho divine Wcri
iHveighs against injurious colds and
their excuaivc nee, as well ns agai0sl
ho' and fiery IquiJa And 30 ANY Of
our readers who while Sc m'ddla-usoi
aud undgI suffer indigestion, daily
bcaIuubra, duIlure and "woJiluta'
iu moui1l or plyaiJal lab1l We 600 gg't
TINT the Iluul. with tlgm--alumIng
of course chat they are nan.u sH ui
liquors. 'ha. they gat too much, or 70
tho wfong s.ud, %. tbu wrong time.
Nearly oil Che mos. successful brain.
w.itcu c5uirutthtm riyu Vi.ualirht
uglst--l more emo. Upon arHirg
from bed. After thai tlay do their
bsst ami harIcs. work. ono hearty
meal per dsy--a meal whom ono may
fully Indulge thu calls of oYpuliic and
palate, and only then Do tnese are auni.
ciCnt opportunities Tor bodily exercise
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-22

puuo1 aud given to the po1i2n Asa
penny was fair days wages, the
question alpmgi pertinent; hui tht
Eias,ur 90 ouos de'rulsl tho oct OF
ascmius waste, because the motive wss
purc. Ard this gives the true auswcr
90 questions Of that kini. Tue
church built by the car may
Do iH.Isu,dcllt in ov.ry pat-
ucnllr in bic eyes us whose
command worlds umo into Cz.
sioucj So, inalmucl ns us fclt
ratiu Ie.s GHIanI wished o. czuic.s
tbia feeling hia work 10 20 that oEilnt
accrpaIlssr1 will not bcuurc~arIcI.
I.uu Almighty c8lii tHhl uo pleas
ufeist.c work cr Hs children on the
cag.l, why 5lI uu command Mlrgs Go
uIiiI Che Tabernacle ami David aII
solomon a Temple, auj why diI uH
glory ulpe.r Do theif uu.Iius,3 The
son OF COZ c.l.ui Ilg ysmY.o Ills
tallgr5 house, uuI delighted o. De-
within iH sacred plggluc'D That Tenn.
pia had ,hln been under construction
",''y ''''1 yui'a '1l mus nave '..'
-l'.-''i.o sl.n'' b'l JIG n'''' INV
nA'oi una. ihe m1a'y o".nt 70 nave
u''A u''''iuu'u' 'm'ns 'h' i-g'' l'
'nouah on ii'- o'''y ae' anu "o'u gay. ii'
proven l'A'a'i' 10 '' .ne .''',N1 % ,'v
POO" iAe i'l' OF mo ''i''''' % ''i'''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-22
WHITTIER.


It's altogether appropriate ami de-
lirhtful that tho Anniversary Of the
birth OF John Gwouluai Whittier
should be commcm1raiyi by suitable
exercises In tho schools. Sunday last,
December i7lh, was the real "Whii,ilr
day." he having fret seen the light Of
mortality on that day cishiy-lix years
ago, near tho town OF Hnycrhilh
Alaasnchuselip. Bot 90 the schools are
not ia session on the sabbath, aud nl
Friday is the beet dlloi Of nil tue
school days Tor exercises o. this hud,
today was designated aud, az VIII lie
sccn by our local columns, has been
beautifully observed.
The beloved Quaker poet had
great Wig human hcari an honest aud
n kindly personality, ami u sweet ana
tunolul voice. HIS muas was NOT
the most classic, nor his lines nj
ways the most grand. But In tho
very homolincss Of hiG vcrao lay 80
chlefeat charm, and behind that tho
sincerity and purity Of the mnn up.
pealed to every heart. AZ his dgathl
rather moro than a year ago, no mnu
was m orc truly mournoJ; not only HE
nelghbors but the state ana nation
whom his birth had honored, mournoJ,
and The Egglnh.spcaking race tho
world over ielt that they had Lost a
friend. His personal char lcior and hls
he through All itC ylcIsiiuica were
the soul Of gonilenSss Humanity in
is puror phases was q legacy which
came with his birth and followed him
through all Of his stormy labors. The
Hio OF the "Good Gray Poet"-isom
ffst 10 last - Is remarkable
story OF tho power which hu-
mlllty aud gentle deeds, puuusd
under tho nrm dictates OF Ius.Ice,
may WELD over the passions OF men.
He lived ana labored In the very midst
OF the utormiest period In the history
Of this country. Though mRu Of
pencs In IL pure1. relations, lac did not
faller from the call which, as he be-
lioved, common Justice was making
upon the nation. lie gcizld with the
nerve Of veteran warrior tho terrible
issue OF slavery, whom tho very pillars
Of the nation trombl,d at the thought
Of the contest. When Clay aud Web
ster were paltorlng with the cause, the
gentle poet came to tho font aud
bucklod on his armor. The mon who
then called him a maniac are today
htrewing flowers Of devotion on his
grave, and pronounolng eulogics upon
his memory as the brayest OF the brave.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-22

ward Of profitable investment that
utunlly marks lhHf success.
But thcrs 81 flecies Of "iabc"
advertising that reliable people seldom
gfl mixei IN with and never cling TO-.
This ia the Glars % announcements
which caunra reflections OF dishouor
upon competitors brothers. The ndvof'
tEer who seeks 90 gain n0t'noly aud
pi0d. by wh1losnis accusations against
otnrfn and thereby pudcavDrs to recufe
ymrathy Tor h.m.l.i aud thus Increase
his patronage usually Will BIS found,
upon invosi su,i5u, 10 be The kind OF
Individual upon whom such charity
would De wasltJ.
a s. oi deal Of tuis class OF nIvcftis-
ing ia going on nowadays. a notable
.ustance is iu connection With a paper
recently started il chicago, o'icnnbIy
boo thc Interests 90 oliver rtfhara the
editor Of uhc PAPER who formerly was
% resilient OF Osi.l. has huvu Imposed
on 10 few intuGcH by parties who
clnlmcd TO be- agents Cor the puol.cn'
lion. Buta recon. Communication Of
hiH 90 various newspapers 80 the
W,st in which bc makes % whole.
taie assertion that irresponsible men"
have damaged nim aoversly,' and
that "ihe Held mas been ruined by these
lake agents." realsa good deal like n
"inks" advertisement iueM This i'm.
precision 80 added Co uy the statement
ia the communication that tGc paper,
COIN" hin no agents lu the We T." bat
that any onr who wants TO subscribe
can DO 90 by letter This is not the
nut announcement, 8f the kind, by a
gooi many, that BIAS proceeded from
that source, AMI % A0w begin, 20 LOOK
us Though, 90 tao paper ga question
deserves support, 10 should advertise
itoli In tqgaIr, legitimate, manly
fashion and n.t 1911 90 crying out ~
much about tuI,Hnss from "lake
agents" who 90 q very large extent are
ouspociui 10 be mythical
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-22
ALSO wASrTnE TARIFF


liberalism growegd OF Southern Call.
,ufuIn have placoI thulr Organization
in limo with the tarlT men OF tho
Gu try aud arc making preparations
TO DO some vigorous protesting against
the proposed reduction in dut.s pro.
vided Tor Ia the Wilson bill now uefore
Congress. The raisin men declare
that the proposed new basis would
practically crowd The California dried
ituit from tho MARKET aud that ruin
would follow 10 ihu viucyaglis,B bo'
cause the latter need thcis raisiu trade
to keep them going.
The dried grape men win also make
an euort To have the state Fruit Grow
ors' convention OF California unite
with them In thu.r intended pTo,cs,s.
The fruit growers have q strong organ
lza,Ion composed Of momburs ot bo.h
political pNEllo2. THOR practically
unanimous support is ,hing greatly
desired by the Talnln growers. Their
convention viii open az san Fan.
cisco on December sob, aud hn
interesting time will ao doubt bo OK.
por.eHgel on tho proposition As 90
whu,huf tho rIlt gmWgU' association
isa taTin or aut.-.urU organization
40 10 tho dried iu,t industry. The
fsIBin men have "a strong following
nuu IL ia FaiI that lhuFp ian strDnu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-22
THE ILLS OF oYER.EATlSG.

It doesn't require tho particular
quality OF information commonly sup
posed to attend the possession Of a
sheepskin diploma TO tell US that the
great majority Of tho minoF evils aud
ailments to which tho human Fysl0m
issuhlect come from excessive and un.
wise eatlng-the oyerloadiug, over.
working, aud general abuse OF the
stomach. II Is very slnguiaE TOO,
that whereas thousands upon thou.
sands Of the best and most
philan,hropic Of their race M
pulpit, press and platform with inyco.
tiyeH and exhoTtaliono against the
demon Of drink, there arc but very few
to essay tho task OF combating the
giant Of glutiony. We have seen tho
HlalemeutsOmowhero iu reputable pT.rt
that improper food, and too much OF ~
has killed moro people than excessive
urink, ten 10 one. We may disbo'ioy0
this, n We choose, because statistics 60
prove Il arc not forthcoming. But Ia
doing 30 let ~ bear In mind two sail.
ent teslurcE (ll that every victim oi
drink 10 charged up promptly aud reg
ularly 10 his de5,T1yer-uyidcuCe aa
necessary and valuable @ the anti.
drink campaign mus! not DO lyll ug-
used; and % that the evil results Of
oyer-eatiug seem TO mort observers 90
DO perfectly natural hence ugu not
t,aced carefully 10 thgir source NOT
recorded, anu that tau human plague
Of indigestion, whicA 10 tho blaa OF
nearly an our Ills, s. commonly nc.
gaglyd 90 consisting hereditary or %,
least MA uilmuut not entitled % uglc.dc
and accurate study
The difficulty with mo woU-mwu-
ing and s-alou3 rolormers In the lllt
OF temperance 80 That they only rec ON,
hide OF the dJgb,esiigd rhlelI. II
they tlt arninat dunr, hey ~,
too much iHglilgJ to lgu.ra 90.
equally incorporate indulgence DO
the pleasures Of tho table, ne
quenty giving In lhcir ovr
psTsgua evidence OF rank iucons,a,uu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-22
UuaIsTuAs AND NEW YEAR's
InLlnAl..


I||UTNTUW NIl IHI1U TnTINT.
For the holidgya the Union Pacific
will eell excursion tickets attate Of one
fare Tor the round tgip 10 auy point in
Utah, also 10 any point on tbs Union
Pacific Syslom outside of Utah Within
diginuce o. $50 miles, anu % MI pointe
In Colgra4o.
Tickets 30 be- sold D1c. s3rd, g4th,
gi.h, 3l.h, 3lst, ana Jan. lE,, good for
fc,urn until jan. ith,
Tickets sold 10 Colorado points will
be .o1i i0t return until Jan. 10Th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-22

For the Chrig.mas aui New Year
Holidays the no Graudo Western
Halfway win make a rate OF one rogu.
lar 'aTc Tor the F0uud trip between all
stations ON its system. Tickets viii be
issued ON Dec. 2ard, gi.h, 25,h, 3Dlh,
alsi, and Jan. lot; all tickets TO te
limited Tor return passage 10 Jnu. ith.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-22

Darling The huliiays the Union
Pacific win sell eXcgrsion tickets 10
Nanii AMI intermediate poinB on the
Saupvir Valley railroad. Coed los re-
turn unIl January an, 1894.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-22

During the holiday the Uaion
Pacific viii coli excursion uekutA to
Mani aul iuirrmu late points On tho
SiuTu'o Valley railroad Good for re-
tuin until Janusty Z 10, 1898.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-22

Can on us heosr buying. Our stock
Of Lumber Sash, Dlou, etc. 10 com.
piutr, ana there 10 a grca, drop In
prices. Morrison, Merrill n GO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-22

Plain Gold R.ags made to order,
ssmu rr.cu % factory made, Salt Lake
Lspitsry o., l0' Dolly Biz.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-22

The lending dentists, D3oly Block.
Strictly hrtclsw work at onC.hall
prico charged elsewhere. Bcs. west Of
Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-22

civ eptsrr1.rrs viii Kindly notify =. p. ulH.
tsr teIruIfUf of auY uesuIauiy in ODE Do
livery UlthCi r1uera.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-22

Finest and select Wiues ut the
Chicago Liquor House.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-22

Oniy t3eO so 1anti aud Return via
tnt0n pnciur hnd RanpVte
valley Railroad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-22

\ oomu.unltauoas shoaid BE- addressed 10
uruuLr uwsrUuLuutso Co
IslcrhoHc s.l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-22
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