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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
pICIlWICK.


j. H. Ransom, Topeka; c. L. Wade,
Henrietta; Louis Blum, St. Louis: w.
j. Mcdonald, Quanah; j, \. Ware, Jr,
lthOmr; Neil Turnbull, Monterey; e,
X, McAdnms, Evansville; +. II. Bompnrt,
Abilene; I. y. Anderson, Abilene; a.
Schuster St Joseph, Mo-; /, J. Dean,
Ranger, Tex; j. ). Miles, San Angelo;
Troy Mckenzie, Mendo; W, NJ Wullad,
Neisa, Idaho j. 4. Moore. Mt Vernon;
Mm. Harwell, wife and son, Amarillo
l.. &. liighsmith, Amarillo; l.. ID. Miller,
Canadian City; Il. NJ. Hamilton, New Or
leans; VIM. Connolly, Galveston; A. G.
Swoeherger, Chicago; VIM. Zeckeville,
London, Eng; Il. j. McIordon, Me
Harden, Tex; Jno. j, Giddings, Ennis,
IGN,; j. q. Newberry, Shreveport, la,
Z. Il, Allison, Claiming; Edward Il.
Dessor, New York; Mrs. $. 4. Bosbyshcll,
Macoi Mrs. q. {, Bnsbyshell, Waco;
Mrs, NJ. Bosbyshell, Waco; j.. II. Hnr-
RS, Dublin X, L. Sherwood Galveston;
X Il, Stafford, Abilene; H. ID. McNitty,
Dallas; q, n. Oliver, Amarillo: Chns.
H. Ilightowcr, Dallas; Frank NJ. Thomp-
son Hope, Ark; ii. Is. Clifford. Chicago;
e. NJ. Payne, Kansas City; w. NJ. Brow
den, Gainesville; j. j. Buchnnon. Far
mersville; H. \. Shea, Gulf Colorado and
santa Fc railway; VIM. Ashley, Gug.
Colorado and Santa Fe railway; l.. l..
CLANCY, 81. Louis; Geo W. Diel, Kan
SSas CITY; Eli L. Williams, Person, Kas. (:
J IL. stephens, gainesville: =. X. Bur
nett, OGOG ranch; X. NJ. Spicer. Texnr-
Kama; Z. {. Hyde Wichita Fails; j. s.
Hayes, Denver COL. J. Il. Garrison,
SfahdNiewi IL. II. Corycr, Henrietta.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
BENEyoLENr HOME.

u you want 10 spend pleasant hour
which vii not only benefit YOU, but siye
NE children great pleasure, visit the
SUNDAY sqhoel which meets at the Home
Sseis HaphAh afternoon 90 3 O'clock
singing nor better prepared iesso,s NV,
the children cf this school. N vo,, ~, ~
MT come away with better annr.c,a ,, w
o. ne work done Tor these children von
WIN be different from others whose fon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24

The "Favorite Prescription Is power,
full, invigorating tonic, and strengthening
nervine TO be used in oil those distressing
troubles which make woman's life miserable.
Youfl find relief from sleeplessness' backachs
and bearing-down sensations. It's meal
cine prescribed by an eminent physician fol
those nervous conditions brought on by rune
tionnl disorders ~ such as Nervous Prostra
ton, Excitahility, Painting Spells, Dizziness
and 81. Vittss Dance. In every case o.
"female complaint If IL doesn't benefit OF
cure, you have your money back.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
in THE CITY.
A BRAKEMAN KILLED.


Brakeman n j. Shaughnessey was
killed yesterday afternoon at Weather
ford, by falling between two cars, which
passed over him, mangling his body In
frighttul manner just as local
freight train No, Il. in charge of Con-
duciOr COrpany, was passing over the
Mineral Wells railroad crossing, Shaugl-
nesscy attempted To climb from a box
car to a coal Hiatt, and in some way mis-
sed his footing and fell between the
cars He was picked up and put on u
ear which started for Fort Worth with
the mungled man. hut lie died Just us
the train reached Aledo, about / o'clock.
The remains Were brought in and were
taken TO an undertaking establishment.
Relatives of tn deceased live Mt Dub
ill., and Were notified Of his death. He
was member of the Il. X. r., and
carried an insurance of $1,000
WHAT THki WILL DO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
ErwoRTH LEAGUE MEETING.

The members of the Epworth league
of the First Methodist church will meet
again in Il social good time, Tuesday
evening, June -, at the residence of Col.
Seth Stewart on Saiuuels avenue, Just
opposite the liosedllc pavilion, The
coming event bcspeaks that the enter
tanmcnt will he Il most enjoyable and
thoroughly pleasant one. All friends will
he cordially wclcJ mcd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
HIS FINAL SERMON.

There will be no preaching service NJ
the Broadway Presbyterian church Sun
day ~ ! Il. m. in order TO afford all the
members the opportunity Of heating DIR
Il. IL, Nails final sermon ut the First
Presbyterian church. The evening SER
vice will be held as usual, commencing
at $50 o'clock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24

Editor George Byrne, Expounder Of the
Constitution is now entitled to the floor
to make rcjoindcr TO the decision Of the
supreme court sustaining the contention
Of the governor with respect TO land
grants for sidiugs and switches.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
HERE'S QUICK WORK.

Fifteen minutes is not long to wait
for u certainty of cure Of that splitting
nervous head-nche. Ppstons Hed-ake
undertakes THIS by guaranteed contract.
southern Pacific locomotives will soon
use for fuel bricks Of coal dust and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24

Great Rrtaln furnishes all the ara.-
tnens needed for an income tax. She uses
.it as a balance wheel ~ her cxchcQuer
department, and collects through It about
Sf1AslQ,V0o Of revenue annually. IL the
pension expenditure ia to be kept where II
u, M income tax Ia. for many reasons,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24

Msl may come and men may go, but
agriculture goes on forever. Texas is the
banner agricultural state Ia the Union,
and her agricnlturists have more assets
in proportion to liabilities than those of
any other stnte.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
AHEAD OF ALL 'coNrill

Ever miodfd Of The ~.
its patrons, the lnan,gH
The Missouri, kansas y Y
railway will inaugufai' ~
ing June rs, fast a,,ip
vice between Texas and leia7N|
Accommodation Of those who '-l,'
visiting the Worlds uolualsn 2
This additional service, y, 4
Fair Flyer" will be O feslli,i,,..i y.
sisting Of free reclining gay Y,
siegnnt Wagner buffet -eerl'g 2
Viii RIM solid, without eAlls
Teyns into the city q Chirgf
Time of leaving Fort Won y
o.5h n M. arriving il Cala9
sco sonnble hour Of 40 T. u ., "
covering the distance beiWfn Z, (
C ,,,,ot cities IN thirty hours an, Y.
minutes. making five hours cn'H
ihnn ali competitors. -. u
' Sor sla,piig ear reserrall@ =
information. call on 49,,
q. u. LuSk, Ilckrt M
denot. Fort Worth, Texts "a
M NIAiOY, Ticket age ~ y ~
Houston SITS, Fort Woflh' iS
-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24

Fort Worth mills are enlarging their
capacity, because Of the enormous grain
crop raised this year in Fort Worth's
territory. Step by step this city is ad-
yancing to the position of one of the i'm.
portant milling ocnters Of the grain belt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
A. & L. AUGUS|
Tl8 Leading ClOtli0IS, HadGIs and ElnNn

qucnt presence brings pleasure and JOY
to the inmates, who look forward to this
hour as one of the brightest and best in
their lives, Cars pass the Home every
twenty minutes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
INSTANTLY KllLEp.

Guthrie, O. r.. June ~ tSaeciall+-
A 5.year-old son Of County Commissioner
Atherion was Instantly BILLED today by
q pile of stone falling upon him wlilt
playing Ia the yard
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24

II Is serious matter IN Armeniu
should maiden attain her 18th year
with no prosprct Of marriage. for when
the festival ~ 81 Srrsiur comes round
she is obliged Ia fast three days aud
cal salt fish without quenching her thirst
unless some kiud swain promises ~ take
her.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24

New York, June %, Especially
Sterlng-Bank, 60 days. s34
Commercial, 60 DAYS .......4 s2jl@4 S2sl
Reichmarks-Com 80
Franks- Bank, 60 days .....5 aO8z
Commercial, co days ..,,...5 2lh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24

Galveston, Tex, juno 90, Especial y
Sterling, 90 days. 4 50
New York sight. par
New Orleans sight. par,
American silver.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24

All Of the nations Of the world are now
fishing in the same brook for gold, and
1t is one Of that class Of suckers which
only take hook That is baited with
monl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
CLOSING HOURS.

The business department OF The Gazette
will remain open until the time Indicated
below.
Saturdays. 10 D. m.
Sundays, ,....-...,, .''...,,-s,.,s y. m
Wnndors of Tile Onxette who are rnlng
away Tor the summer months eau have
The Gazette srnt 10 them regularly while
away Leave the address In the business
office.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24

This paper Ia kept on fc and advertising
rates may be nscrrtninrd a. the ofncc OF
tinn Trrnir Court New York, or from It's
eastern business office, iS Tribune building
New York.
crv,' chicago H.
8 c, Rcckwltl sole agent foreign adver-
Using.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24

Texas pulls occasionally a wormy little
plum but no luscious fruit has passed
its palate since Alexander Watkins Ter
rcll and his mule landed choice plum
with living kink.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24

The pubtc arc cautioned not To pay money
10 any other persons representing them
selves M travelling agents VI this paper ~
on authority heretofore issued 10 any oihet
persons than those named Is h"rehy re-
voard. Democrat Publishing Company
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
HEALTH AND pLEAsulA
SORTS

When arranFins, ; y0 w.. '1 pIsIss ~
lannon's health Ar, lacaiS!, ,s,s
~, Great saif Lake uisa nv !
Sea Of America, alll i lnr asanas
ali fully described i y Gu' n 50
city ticket agcilt' IVY So.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24

STATE AaENrs.-Dnmnt & sandcll,
Dallas, Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24

The following persoass, . W ..
nollrrt for me on uaA''
10 tion eO' commencing May i
q. ]. Buck,
il. ii, Bradford
Bob Moore.
Hugh Chapman
Earnest Glenn
Willie Walker
WIN, Baird n r srRIykLl|s.
ID clif Cree
Order a cake . from /, q pi,as z
today: we guarantee -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
Observation-Disclosures

Rocknori, Tex June "a Snecial) D.
~, i'1 it ni ass9e'glien adjourned
pointed The following officers: presidcnt
y VI, Slrineitllnw ~ lIiuhcoek: III NJ
Howell OF Dallas. yirepresidcntC. Fnlk,
ner, NaV, second yice.preaideni: 4. Is
Huffman, Fort Worth. SECRETARY: i. s.
Carr, sherman. treasurer Honstnn was
chosen for The next annual convention
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24


The most equitable method of balancing
IL.
Railroads running through the Indian
Territory should so amend their schedules
that the operations of robbers would give
the train dispatchcrs no trouble. An
anicable adjustment Of the matter might
be secured on the basis of fiye.mlnuto
stops at regular intervals.
~
Fort Worth mills are enlarging their
capacity, because Of the enormous grain
crop raised this year in Fort wor,h's
territory. Step by step this city is ad-
yancing to the position of one Of the i'm
poriant milling ccnters Of the grain belt.
Editor George Byrne, Expounder Of the
Constitution is now entitled to the floor
to make rejoinder to the decision Of the
supreme court sustaining the contention
Of the governor with respect to land
grants for sidiugs and switches.
Asi may come and men may go, but
agriculture goes on forever. Texas Is the
banner agricultural state la the Union,
and her agricnlturists have more assets
in proportion to liabilities than those of
any other state.
Colonel George p. Flndlay will not get
the Galveston colectorship, but he can
have his revenge. Let lin become II
stevcdore aud lay for Sir Miles Crowley.
All of the nations Of the world are now
fishing In the same brook for gold, and
1t is one Of that class Of suckers which
only take hook that is baited with
meal.
The state has won another suit of the
class denounced as frivolous during the
late campaign and it is now in order for
the denouncers to revise their opinion Of
,he legal acumcn of the administration.
Governor Barnett Gibbs of the coast
country is busy just now looking after
his cows and calves, but 1t is safe
guess that there Is reserved q corner in
his mind for the general situation,
Texas pulls occasionally wurmy little
plum, but no luscious fruit has passed
its palate since Alexander Watkins Ter
rcll and his mule landed choice plum
with dying kick.
Private Secretary Tmrbcr is talked of
as candidate for governor of Michigan,
but Thurbpr must he as fresh as tho
water in Lake Michigan If he eau be
tollcd on with q bon-bon.
1t is not easy to define North Texas"
but this much may be said positively at
the outset; neither Waco nor Tyler is
in 1t,
Texas railroads are little slow about
getting in the fight for Worlds fair
business but once in, they are making it
as Interesting her nos 1t is elsewhere.
Texas will raise enough corn this year
to feed enough cattle to feed little Brit
ain through the winter aud she has the
cattle to mix with the corn.
The lawyers engaged in the Boring sea
arbitration triul are still talking, mis-
taking perspirutlou for inspiration, ~
sam Jones would say.
The Texas farmer Is not exactly q
millionaire. but he weighs more to his
size this year than any breed Of bullion
aires.
Marshall is to have free mail delivery,
and is to be congratulated ON this cyl
Deuce OF its substantial progress,
Texas will harvest big crop and
100000 industrious farmers from the
Central aud Southern states this fall
rrMAr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24

Order a cake from Turl ~
today; we guarantee i 70 ps'f :
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
FINANCIAL.
STOCKS AND BONDS,


New York. June 23.--The bears Jumped
ON the market at the opening and de
pressed prices ii to IL per cont, bnt
rally promptly followed. and for
time speculation ruled tnlerably hrm;
Bank failures West. however, continued
with the strlngency In the local money
market, and the failure Of plan of re-
adjustment started up a fresh selling
movement us the day advanced, and in
a few instances important declines We're
selves safe in the attacks upon the mar
ket because Of the likelihood Of heavy
failing of in bank reserves tomorrow.
At the close the market was weak in
tone, at a recovery of l-SUJ-S per cent
from the lowest.
ltnilway bonds fell heavy.
Mexican dollars. G3 lie.
Bar silver 81 l-2c,
Government bonds firmcr.
State bonds dull neglected
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24

Texas railroads are II little slow about
getting in the fight for Worlds fair
business but once in, they are making it
as Interesting her oos it is elsewhere,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
o,,r,p EXCURSION n B

-, CHEM l;ainn I Pisncisc Z " "a sI'' y
rates n FSr i address. " Y i g''' \
when yea buy , e 4, !, I =
gees yon Know = 80 W. !. ,cii;l,e
FlSh,''r.,as sai h'N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24

Marshall is to have free mail delivery,
and Is to be congratulated on this cyl
Deuce Of its substantial progress.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24

s III Kinds at Anderson :, -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-13

should hav" taken place Saturday
beiore Probate Judge Bish1p, but was
CONTINUED until next Saturday. when
the hearing OF tue petition OF the nj.
lgRcl WHO Tor letters will also tnkc
llhce aud both be di.puseJ nf ut once
lho lady nillrms that she Will be able
to prove the legality OF her marriage
with Lewis, aud in case she does 10
she viii meet with no res q anco from
tho professor.
Councilman George W. Jone, loft
ytsieriny morning orr au eastern busi.
mess trlp. While absent hu win mike
study Of paving and exnucta %
gather together vast amount oI use,
iul iniOrmation on the subject. 10 Inns
been suggested that he bling back
several ready made crossings.
On accounted the heavy snow hut
litlie work be- being done he the Ogdea
canyon mines. Immediately upun the
opening Of spriug, however, several
large forces Of men will be- put on o.
develop tie many splendid prospects
IN That district.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-13
a Knitting Factory Robbed.

About o'g.Jck lat ni,hl the shor.
lock knit ny factory O.. No. IS west
FifsI South street WAS burylarized by
some unknown person. Asa tcsuli,
Mr. Shurl0cs's stock IN trade Ia lees
'gJiAy by twonty'seyeu paits oil glove =.
VIZ lnliH OF wooden HUcS- lud five over
ehlrt' thau 10 was yv.irrJay. rne fOb.
utiy 'olk place alm1t under the eyes ui
a pplccmau dnt at % tlmr when the
streets we're througgi with people. Said
gentleman tht morning, "It Will
no" Dc On order '0f tur police 20 ue.
care that no such r0DI ory ever CO..
CURED aud npll1gist 20 piOnnuuce
u Tie rauheet i1Lu oi The season.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-13
StaDdard Cburcb Works.


sooS 81 Mormon. A tsoouni q u.
Ancient Inhabitants n tls American CONT.
nan', sritigu By us band OF Mormon upoo
riai- uton nom the piat5l ai Nepb. found
noaf Manchester, Ontario CO., Nss y1-t. .pa
uauahtcd W tho Prophet Joseph smith. Jr
1uL tLi5' rul u1,h, tgUo. Tali u,an. u "a,
fuh hock ,amaii, siso. rgil Leather. orto.-ca.
VIZ ful Cloth, embossed si.ll.
s"SA OF Mormon, lLarso rautj Morooos.
Extra Gii, IS " Leather 0lt, cav. Leather,
ma. Cl9h no.
Decirino aud Covenants ~ tio Church o.
'eaia CHRIST % Latter lay Nalan. containing
uio hovoiatnns sivoa % Joseph smith. IT,. ,as
f''ploi' tlr Sac hailding up Of u1 KIngdl-n "
Goa DO ho las diyt uut tli5. Tun Dock,
tl9o' F1ll ii0au ais, Pull B.es lsiualI). ttsli
Fhl Leather, oiaboas,i. si15, Pull cioth, en-.
hossed, si.li
Hsetriae Nni Covenants. tLaras rrintA
Morocco. Etln uuL sass; Laaher, am
400 lna'hef, tlNi Cloth, ti.5s
Peeri Of Great pricc. choice selection
u'n tna .h''raiuu.. rraHfiauans aud Nar.
tat'nf OF Joseph sfulut nrst Prophet, seq
and l.oveiator OF mo church NJ Jesus christ Of
iaita'-iay Saints. Mlrouoo, CIT. ti.gs;
leather dnt uooi il1aa 7ss,, cioth oa.
hoss1i, zoo.
Key 90 the Science OF rheoioNy. De
HsnoI a. un Introduction tl tlo vlfst ittn-.
pies ~ spiritual Philosophy. Religion. Law
and oovrrnment ~ r,llsoroI " h1 An
slou"' and ~ RESTORED IN u4ia nr, fat us Quad
osroiouuaut ~ universal peace, t4uih ana
snoncdg,. ny rsiisT r. P1uu mn H1,.
rnh'Hod' ''', Pull Cloth, e.Hblsssd. sls
foiro OF Warning. An Introduction q, IN,
iuh and uoetuas % tho tAafsh of fo.p,
chriH " iaitrrday Saints. ny r.rl,y y.
Pratt full l.1ln, embossed. soc. Pun CHI.
embossed, lor. limp Cloth. zlo
.pcucor'- Letters. fshihItir, ~. mo-; tr.s,.
tnent doctrines Of tho church Ut J.sm GINS,
Of L'iter7iay Saints, ~ Orson snsarsf, A. r..
" witch is n.sr added his Letter ou r,ir,.
rchIN uri1r IN ropy 0, iha nov. william
crovoi, A. 81, hoft1n. Masl. Tdl I1an, rni.
bofoi uN. Pal Cioh. suio,sei, 5ss.
t"ahoF, ttil. uut, l7oo.
hynn tiuOh. Twentieth Edition. cloth. l,..
luli Roam. 49, ruli Leather. tip0. Leather,
extra hush, ti.23i Leather. ult, fIGO.
intechisu for Chitdren. rtbtlrr Ill,
prominent doctrines " tho Church " Jo.u,
Christ " lattor'diy Saints ~ John Jaquo..
Leather, vc' Cloth, 2ss.. boards 1le .
Paper Cover. isr.
Compendium Of tho doctrines Of Tie
Gospel, ~ Franklin u. Wehari. and J,.. A
Little Leather, Gui, taol. Leather, .ito,
Imitation Leather, u.25, Cloth, lioo
lcady Hoiorcneca. Scripture text, nrrant-,s
In sub! 'guyo order, with historical NOTES. 90.
49, &c. AID iLoo, according 20 binding.
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SUNDAY SERVICES.
riders brigham Young and G.. W.
Penrosc Address the Saints at the
Tabernacle Yesterday.

Religious services were held in the
r.bernacle. salt Lake City, Sunday,
Ma,oh iglh, 1909, Elder Joseph Il.
Taylor, Of the Stake Presidency, pre-
siding.
This choir sang the hymn commence
ing:
,istus rolo &C IN the day Of salvation.
s.si,,rer a, strangers on earth need We roam.
Prayer by Elder Robert Morris.
The choir sang;
While Of these cmbloms We partahe'
In Jesus mans aud for Hts sake.
Let ~ remember aud be sure
Our hearts arc clean and pare.
The Priesthood OF the Ninth Ward
.e,clalei in the administration OF the
SACRAMENT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-13

NJ our stock u clohInr. Looks. like
people, diNcr Some looks nfo ugly;
others arc pleasing and attractive. Tho
looks Of our suits arH elegant, handsome
and iuvliiugi that's why the looks Of Nil
our customers indicate delight and salts
faction. 10 costs nothing 10 look. Tho
cost VIII como in whom you don't look, for
ih that case ouIl pay moro Tor an iufdr.
Tor suite, and then n poop In the mirror
VIII show you looks OF 90. gust. DONE
mako yourself look disgu.t,d, but come
nnd mako yourself look pleased, vol
dressed and comfortable Ia ono " our
ny lish suits.
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miseella3eouS Works.


OrSon prait's WORKS, q sorics Of pnmphioh
on the dootrue, OF Tho gospel. a bona OF VI.
pages, 5sc,
unnd-i5ooh of reference 20 mo hi.,or,
=hronoogy, religion and country ~ mo Gatta.
l'v snints-'nr Hainis and strangers. s0o
East Meeting Iiccord, 1 suire, uss, /.
gthfoa, si.75i gqurua. q IS.
saints aud SINNERS. ~ rhl. Robinson, 80.
Tho Inn of the Great Republic. By ah
iionfy standish c1ycriale gsc.
martyrdom OF Joseph standing. By
John Nicholson, gse.
items on Priesthood. By Pre.ide., Joan
Taylor, Toe.
tho Eook OF usher, cia'h ont, s.E,
Leather Ont $50
Temples. Descriptive and Historical Sketches q
ancient and modern sacred cdlno,s. with an
appendix, giving an account OF the laying OF
III eapsiohe Of uo sails Gato city Tomps.
ApHld, I-g2 Paper, loo.
ciou, u..s, Giit, o. 10.
History Of tho Hormons, e.
nIiiionhiai stnr, zach VOLUMES tgoo eAeh.
JsurnaI OF DtlrOuFsas, saas volumes u.to
Jossph and uyrun smith. vii, s,e,t ,n.,r,,i1,,,
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