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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14
A Sll.Onn nnmnsn Snil.

iuilho rhlri DISTRICT court this morn.
lug was resumed the hearing Of the
si5, 900 damage suit OF Josie ErisE anu
daughter against the Rio GmnIo West.
ern Railway company. The complaint
shows that one John Ffisk, the huf-
band aud father u the plaintiff, was
killed on October A. 1891, willis Ia tho
employ Of lhe defendant company ~ o
bnkemAn, near Castilla Springs, by
tho dcrailiug Of an empty freight car,
upon which no was riding. The car
WIS thrown from the track by ruaH "a
of thu obstruction which had rolled
down FROM tue hillside above.
Attorney G. $. KINNEY aud Charles
Dey are Tor thc planliilr. aud Bennett,
Mgfshall a Bradley TOR inc defendants.
Judge boy made the opening state.
mont Tor the plaintiffs, aug n appeared
from hiE remarks that a representative
Of the railroad company visited Mrs.
Flick la Nebraska subsequent 10 tho
accident anu attempted % grta release
from her for the sum OF 5000, She
signed the release, lac said, but later
refused 10 receive the money. Prior
10 this time the attorneys Tor tho rail.
road company had offered 10 settle the
case by the payment ui $500.
The nearing was In process this after.
noon,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

PoETLASn, Dec. iI-in the con.
spir1cy iriui today the assistant post.
mister Of Tacoma testified that &. j.
Mulky, cE.Epeglni agent OF the treasury
department rented - mail box under
the name OF Oliver Budd.
Nat Blum testified that eE-Colleclor
~ Customs lIDtau received $50 Tor
Zach Chinnmau landed. Blum paid
this amount through w. Il. Boise,
chairman % the Republican state cen.
trail committee.
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Tho Career ~ uucr Fsmnns reninn
Prisoner Ended.

Tho Career nt uncr Famous feuinn
Prisoner Ended.
NEw YORR, Dec. Il. 80 1hom1s
Hasssti, who dioI yesterday in this
city, was one Of tho ak famous ieuian
prisoners who ctcupeI from Free
mantle, Western Australia, in 1876.
The Irish nntiouahsts In the United
States received lD Gt out IN expedition
for she purpose OF rrsgulug them
and under oath of ttIUt secrecy,
the violation ui which wnt TO 90
punished with death, $4,000 was col.
looted anu the whaling tlip taislla VI
New Bedford bought nnd fitted out
The rescue wns cluycfly managed aud
the prisoners smelly landed 800 Now
York. Hatstt''s original Rgrt. nee was
"tD be shot for iteuspu," ne ho bad de.
serted from the English army and
gone over 10 the fev IlutionlsH. Hu
was also soldier ia the tarnl army,
nnd was wounded Ia tho thigh at
pcrugia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

Lluiorz began hla studies ln the
Grrmau schCDls and completed them iu
this country He has been iu the
busiues- about pix ytar4 in this city,
ani has avery large connection with
lpUdlug families.
MEEr oN FRIDAY.
Mcprs. stanton nrd Grant were
designated ~ tho Fair committee o.
consult with the Cache county court
regarding steps 10 Boz taken on behalf "
Tie Nlidwinicr exposition, aD Mr..
stanton teiegmphrd 20 ascertain when
Tue court met To-day the following
iispntch was received!
G. he stanton.
Answering you're Of yesterday, the
court VIII convene Friday morning Of
TO O'Clock. WlLLIAN GOuDwiN,
Probate Judge.
Mourp. Grant and stanton went up
10 Logan this afternoon.
5000 IN GOLD
Frfdai 20 &c NrWA
LANDER, Wyo., Dec. IA. -.
We druu, one OF tho pfinipul stock.
huIdutg in the Burr mine Inns received
5000 IN rr,utivd gold, the result VI "a
cleanup uf thifiy.nvo tons 90 ore,
Active development work will con.
iruO oil winter
MOTIFS
Fifty thousand carcasrcs " frozen
mutton were brought from Australia
on the steamer Auwn, AMI landed In
Victoria, %. G., on Wednesday.
Rollins s. Soup, OF Denver have pur.
chased tur canal snl Irrigation pump.
ing plant VI the CaIlu River
Irrigation contrary uf Auzlua.
Rlchneld Adr,cltD Nc H.. p. Boan
nud some tacnty others went west 10
Jack Rabbit, In the vicinity ul Phoebe,
loaded with oats aud other grain, thiB
week. The rOck.wUrg Ui Dr. Nciil's
new building ie going ON IN good shape.
The doctor willputup a nnu building
there VA the spring. Mt. OuOck, the
RIChfcld merchant, Gays be- lost
money IN his lnst poultry shipment 90
salt Lake, having realized only 81
cent "A pound Tor what hu paid cents
Tor here, besides tho oEpenye OF ship
ping, etc. Salt Lpke Is oyer.stOckuJ,
nc tuyf.
Helena, Montana, LdepcNdHt: An
enterprise known 90 the Lima Rtbrr.
voir and Irrigation COMPANY 10 located
inCobtounlni valley, BeayerHead oOur-
ty, which 10 incorporated On Montana,
having n capital stock Of 100000. The
wofg oil building dam Gcruss the Rod
Rock creek hhH been commenced
whore it cr1uos through n narrow
channel, inCcnicuuial valley. A tunnel
ls also being run through the side OF
the mountain, by means Of which
wator N 20 be- taken from the reservoir.
The liam will Hoon be completed, a.
also the nccgesary canal, 10 as to put
water on almu $1,000 acres Of laud
lying below the dam anu IN the vicinity
" the town Of Lima. tis expected 10
ultimately carry water to the vicinity
Of Dillon,
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Tint Threatening Letler.

Ten O'Clock this morning was the
time set ior the hearing Of tho charge
preferred 10y Alyiu Green, VI South
Colionw God, against W. NJ. Romncy
VI sending "a threatening letter A
Jury, iu accordance with tho previous
del.aud OF tho defendant, was on hgud
at The hour named, Uu. 10 WAS nearly
1880 before "a start was made, owing 10
some unavoidable delay on the part Of
counsel In the case. tbs pgosocu.
lion was again in the hRndB OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14
Notice

The quarterly conference OF tho
Relief society Of this stake OF ZION
viii he held Ia the Fourteenth WsrI
assembly rounig, In this uily, ON Fri
DAY, Dec. 10, 1893; meetings com
meuclug At Ion. m, aud . p, M, NJ
usual. a cordial invitation Is extended
10 all Interested IN this benevolent
work, and especially 10 the President
u the Church, tue Prudiduig BbnOpI
tho presidency OF this stale VI Zion,
and the BlsnOlBo OF tho sever al wsrIs.
MARGARET A, CAINK,
d soTeIATy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

York again 90 Oc,obDr, stoppirg boz
Chicago TO visit The Fait. While there
he became r.s'es.ed Of the hsllucirf-
lion that bbUfs were Iursuing ID m
Tor the purpose OF stealing his M ucy.
When he reached TINS city TIE ata
was suli uprefmUst IN be mind.
Though he is perfectly zane
on other subjects tho tnluCins.
ton on this point increased
till II became nect -sary 10 tUsuaiH
him. lie was committed. He was 10
perfect health until vacc.nltd lew
months ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

SAvANNAIL Georgia, Dec. 1.-the
tHmrr'yUuvuutlHn today IUcIatrI Ia
favor DI tho economical Improvement
OF waterways nuI hHfboff. II CON.
menus O. Cougfrss the connection +
tho Mississippi river and great lakes
bY "a chip canal AMI 10 improvement 81
thu MlfHssippi and IMPORTANT hnrbofl
OF the Gull and Tho Atlantic coast. 1
ALEC iavUrs rural igru mail delivery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

Assistant County Attorney EIchnor
nnd Alt1rucys Watrous aud Miller;
judge POTtrs now took u hand iIi
ihe defense, with Attorney Morse asfl.
ciniuI. Tho igcts OF the case nave
been several times stated 90 these
columns, aui the prosecution now
introduced evidence with view Of
establishing ihat the defendant was
i.g author Of the Objectionable mis-
1880.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

BUFFALO, n, Y. Dec. l4.-A fro
this morning destroyed tho Arcade
building on Main street. including
Robinson's museum, Ehea's music
hall and several Stores, including
YtuEa'B large grocery store. Ihe
los Ia estimated at million and q
bali
BUFFALO, Dec. l4,-A number Of
people were sleeping m the Music hall.
They barely escaped with their lives.
Tue burned building occupied half a
tquare In the business heart Of the city.
Inc IRE originated In an explosion Ia
the engine room.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14
ruX coUauLIN TRIAL.
Nothing New la tho isstimony.-A
New riot.

CHICAGO, Dec. a. The tetlim0uy
In the Cuughliu trial today was largely
devoted 90 thn uuravoling OF tho mys.
terry ne TO the horse anu wagon which
took Cr0nin'l body 10 the catch basin.
Nothing new developed.
10 rumOrtd that there h \ plot 10
nbtuci Mrs. Foy, aud that policemen
are set 10 watch her. 10 liz Understood
an attempt Will be made to force her
husband 10 toll what be- knows about
tue plot.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14
In Place OF Her Own Babe.

The iumut thar was LEFT on Mrs.
Hubbiug'e doorstep a week ago, says
the Denver Times, was last evening
adupici by Dc. Collins 10 take thu
place VI baue born 10 his vile and
dying thios hours after birta, Mrs.
Colhns was very IN and the living
babe WAS placed IN her arms while ahe
was unconscious, taking the place u
her own dead child,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

PIITsnuEG, Dec. l4.-Angelo zappe
was hanged NJ II O'ciO X for the muir
der Ui frank lrlmstetter during a
row In which several families particle
patel durlng tho celebration Of july
Z, 1892 Angelo sui his brother Joseph
were 10th convicted aud sentenced 10
death, but a short time aRU y pardon
committed J0soph'a sentence ~ in-
prlsonmrnt for life.
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STILL DELAYED.
Information on tho Hawaiian Qust'
lion Ia NOT Forthcoming

WASHINGTON, Dec. li.-rhero IL
nothing ~ this White House or state
department TO show that Information
on Hawaii will be- transmitted to Con.
gross today or anything In the near
future. Apparently the preparation Of
the material In the state department Is
completed and can be sent In any time
the President chooses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14
Not lIis LNellange.

w. Allen shepard, OF the adv6rlif.
ing business exchange, writes to tn,
NEWS that the Shepard business OK,
change which was vent lated In the
police court on Tuesday IL not his
establishment. lie invites Official.
and citizens TO investigate his methods
OF doing business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14
WHAT JUDGE POWERS HEARD.
Utah and Her People stand Well In
the Opinion VI Eastern folk.

Judge Powers, In the course 1i gou-
eral conversation with NEWS TO
porter this morning, said that during
his recent i1urnoyings IN the East he
was surprised 10 lind such "A changed
feeling Tor tho bstluf ia regard 10
Utah. Tho Mormon people were
ast growing In favor, aud tho
achievements Ut the Tabernacle choir
IN the singing contest NJ the W0r.d's
Fair had done much towards helping
forward tho popularity VI this Tenn,
tory. AZ far back a. New York hu hal
heard tue choir and 10 conductor
highly praised, while not y few went
90 lar M 10 sny II fairly deserved tue
fret prizs. mo Judge addict thGt the
general prediction back east is that
Utah has brig ht future before her
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

BRocKvLLE,Oni. Dec. lI.-ChArlss
J. Luckty was hanged this morning NJ
O'Clock Tor the murder OF his father,
aistor and stepmoIhcr IN Ociobyb 1909,
aud afterwards burning tho house
above their bodice, " conceal the
crime. Howont calmly 10 the gallows,
protesting repentance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

WAsutNuros, Dec. li.-Tho Demo.
cratic leaders Of the House have dt.
clded 10 consider aud pass bills Tor tho
sdr,i.si,,, al AtI,,ra and N,v hfrsI.
co before the tatiii debate begins. Tue
committee ON rules have prepared a
special order 10 10 introduced, should
TIE Republicans lllbustur against
them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

WAsrtNUToN, Dec. 1.-the H1u8a
committee Uu rules this morning &c.
cidcd 10 give the committee on terri.
tories time 10 dispose OF the bills iOr
the admission Of Arizona and New
Mexico. The holiday adjournment
was discussed, but no date was ny cd.
ltisbolievtd, however itwill DO taken
ON the 2gul.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14
no moN.0N MunDEn I'D.
E1pert Ts-iinony introduced Ia the
IFtat


EDiNBuRgH, Dec. li-At the Mon.
nou tuai today expurt testimony was
introduced. Gunmaker McNaught0n
gave deductions from the wounds In
tue head Of the deHd man aud tho
bullet mnrhs on the trees near by, aud
told Of the experiments In shooting At
various distances aud angler nj dead
bodies ~ the morguu, under the super
vision Of doctors. The photographs Of
She results were shown.
Council Tor the defense ttigmatlzud
the tx Ierlinsnla NJ a ghnstly lUb.
Dr.. LittlelUhu toatiilcd % 10 the
fusulls OF the poet mof,em uHamina.
iiou. lie said the fatal shot was nfod
ata distance OF nins feet anu could
not have been itod by Hambtough
himself.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

WAnIISuTOS, Dec. 1.-THE civil
service commissioner, Charles Lyman,
OF Connecticut, has resigned a. presi.
dent Of the commission. He continues
HH member OF the commission.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14
a sTRANaE CASE.
A Doctor becomes Partially InsAn q
After Vaccination.

NEW YoRI, Dec. l4.-Dr. Newell
D. Ozias, young promising pbyslcisn
snd coroner OF douglass county, orer
has been committed 10 the care OF the
charity commissioners 10 be- examined
hs TO his sanity, DR.. OZias II "a years
OF age and lives At Rosoburg, Oregon.
List March no came 10 New York
WIN his wife TO take the post graduate
oluTae In Bellevue college, lie con-
nntd himself striotly 10 studiai until
September when he returned home fora
bflei vacation, He started for New
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14
SneeIaI pemucralIc Meellnc.

The Utah Democratic club will hold
spscial meeting In their rooms In the
Progress block on Saturday evening
next, Tho announcement ~ made that
the session VIII DO an important one.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

BMIrHpOKT, Va, Dec. l4.-Halph
Cf0ssmiru, VINO murdered ma mother
NJ Farmers Valley Ia November 1872
was hanged Rt ~ O'Clock. lie went 10
death calmly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14
ItAnnl.0N.. Irnnrnrn.
ITO - ~ NJ Ease During the
grini

CHICAGO, Dec. IA m1ug The
wiinCsrs 100 TIE PrpudUrgust trisl were
EDWARD 5tOBu, % reporter, Police Ser
gUart Barber md Misc BluIin HAM.
30, the daughter tf the murdered
mayor The story ns developed by
their ,oaumOuy lid not diiior material
W. from that already published. Miss
Harlem was rIol ly AHiiatsd while
giving her testimony. She aucmoI
almost on tho point OF Ainuuy Bt
times. pfcnicfgast was nervous anu
ill as Cnto.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

OYSTER BAY, T.. t., Dec. li.-Mr
8. V. r. Cmger's mausion 40 the tny
Viliot was burned this morning. Ihu
loss Il s25O,OO1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

FRESNO, Cal, Dec. lI.-Chris
EyAns, tho murderer and train robbor,
has been sentenced TO imprisonment
for lie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

WoOSsOoKET, II. L., Dec. lI.-Vicar
General McCabe was found dead In
bed this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14
An ELEUrIoN CASE.
Tins aud imprisonment for Contempt
OF Court

BROOKLYN, Doc. lI.-Papsp con.
tainiup tlb "Boss" McCAne election
case arrived rom Poughheepsio this
morning. McCane, II. N. Is, Newton,
Justice Of the Peace Mailman CfaudAll,
janice CrOpsey aud n. X. JOhnsou
were found guilty OF contempt OF court
and finod $3.50 each and sentenced 10
thirty days in the county jail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14
AN APPEAL 10 mn PEOPLE.

A. the meeting OF the executive
| committee 0i the Midwinter Fair com,
mitteo last evening tho committee NJ
/ pointed 70 prepare an appeal 10 lht
/ people Of Ulah Oh tho subject OF *,
hiblting al the Fair pioscuteI the
following which wHs adopted uuNul,
muusly;
The executive committee for Utah
Of the Aiiiwiutur Fair srnu greeting
10 the men aud women VI Utah, ami In
! toe Interests Of tine whole Territory oI
Utah make tuis appeal:
List us al SAu Fmuciscl supplement
the work done by you In Chicago.
Times are hare; careful mon are re.
duclng their business 20 tho most eco.
nOmlc b4sis pOtbiUl hut vo must MI
keep IN thought that our Tsrfltory
will be- judged by the display we viii
be- able TO make, and strangers will
make that display a basis ~ calculate
from.
Our part In the Fair will bs run on
the most economical scale, but some
money will bn needed. There are but
| few who cannot contribute n tfifir,
The amount requlreI N not large, aud
ought 10 be raised In single day. win
not the people IN tho various counties
meet and NJ once communicate with
the committee, with Information ~ 10
what can he done and what the Ttspec-
tive counties viii rJquirt2
Our mineral display ought 10 excel
all others In beauty, variety aud worth.
Our manufactures should vie with
eaon other 10 MAKE this display In their
line superb.
Our iruits, grains and vegetables
should challenge competition.
In ChioagO,in one great department,
though all tho world competed for the
coveted prize. Utah carried away the
very higheft h0uOrs. Cannot we add
to those honors In California?
The Golden Gate state l. making a
supreme effort 10 iusute success 10 nsr
exposition. We are very ol0sely In
sympathy with her; let us r0Ds royalty
our department iu her fair, Rud by thus
hOnoring California honor our Terri
tory 10 tho utmost
by order Of theeEecutiye committee.
Is. f. GRANT Chairmau.
MAKING PORTRAITS.
ItisnJt very long since eastern and
WunIHIn uuNtNH AAA u hlk hAnlntfh M
Utah In the way VI eulargiug photo
graphs and making portraits ia India
Ink, uray on, pasttlle Rud wateT.colOf,
ami there are SIN some people who
are far enough behind the times 10 give
this class VI work 10 agents for thee
outside establishments, frequently be-.
ing bilked Ia the ira saouOu,
il II being pretty we'll understood,
however, that ino uest satisfaction la
this line Is given by home artists and
at prices which, Tor the grade Of WORK
reformed, put OUTSIDE fguros la the
shade no far as Cbeaputas n concerned.
In consequence VI tNis, orders for en-
Iarged and cOlOreJ photographs, except
Ia tue country places, arc Kept pretty
well nj home.
A glance into tho studio Of any OF
the arliBts engaged in this business In
this city will reveal the TACT that q
great many people have photographs
enlarged. The studio Of Il. q, lauTsuH,
Of this city, who probably does more
work Uf this Kind here than any other
single artist emphasizes EhiI fact. Mr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14
MARRIAGE NOTICE
A New York UirI 60 an English
IuFL

LONDoN, Dec. IL. go Miss Adele
Grant Of New York and George
Dsvereux DeVcro Csprl,ear OF Essex,
wore ~ atried this Afternoon At b.,
hnfInf3tbH church.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14
THINGSASTHEY ARD.
BOR EOu8y is Unnecessarily Sent
Oui for Trunks, Bic.
THE FAIR COMMITTEES APPEAL


There Is a heavy busiuos carried on
In Umh Ia ttunks, vsli'ps, travelling
bags, ETC., and, unfortunately Tor tlC
Territory, most Of 10 is conducted ~ 40
to send the money to outside mauuiac.
taren instead Of keeping % at home.
This is especially the cssu Tor oli patt.
Of the Territory outside OF salt Lake
county, and ia this locality o. large
proportion Of toe trauo is ln Imported
goods. While Salt Lake CIlY does Ices
tnan ghc should Ia showing % pfp.cr.
emo Tor The local article, Ogden, Provo
aud Logan hrn reported Goo bo sl fat
Ughlud ns 20 be ont VI sight,
There are several trunk factories .u
iHi5 city, tho largest ns.lg that u
Hubert Brothen, who nro now NOV.
ing ia,o new ant comm1tl0us quarters
at No. 10 cast Flut South street, anu
whore, 90 ,bo present, they are making
a little extra ihowing Tor ihe holiday
Trade, The firm has been ln business
about Elk year. They employ xix 10
% DO huuus, ana have capacity Tor
double that number.
Replying to "a question o. 10 how
lhuif pflcrs c1mpHtud with those OF
Tie eastern g0uus, Mt Harry Hubert
saiu, 1--WE Will duplicate EASTERN whole
talc piccs with freight added, every
time, aud be- glad OF thr opportunity.
furthcr We Wlli guarantee better work
Ter tue price than DO put ou tuu i'm.
ported gOuut, ithtr m trunks, yaIlsus,
Gage OF sample cafcs. Tue homo made
ttuuk D. tsituf aud nUaiUf than the Im-
ported one. For Instance, 10 you
would examine you would fUu that
where tho eastern tluus has two or
thuo naili 10 hold Iituu on, the
home article has not less ihan i've.
"When We have eight men employed
that means sl2JA week 20 be- kupt at
homu Ia wages alone. rhcsu could
not manufacture hHIl OF the trunks,
etc, that arc utoI iu Utah,
90 you SEQ tbnl by taking the
imported uriciu tue customers send a
good deal Of money out 0i thu.cluutFy
uagu week when it should be- kept
home. Besides, there 10 the field ia
Idaho, Montana and Wyoming, which
could DO tributary 10 Salt Lake, but
which now ustp no Utah tfu1be. /
think the fiuit for NJ much Of Imported
goods being sold here IN pruiotuucr 90
the homemade o. with the msichunts.
When u mau goes into a ailio 10 boy a
trunk hu dOss not inquire where 10 IL
made, aud N the merchant would
carry tho homo article u would DO
taken every time o. the same price, as
IT. moro substantial construction would
recommend u g. the purchaser
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

hruietz began his studies in the
Grrmau schools and completed them iu
this country. lie has been iu the
buaiuesH about F'x yfar4 in this city,
nnd has avery large connection with
leading families.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-14

"---T"T N N NTWH
LANDER, Wyo., Dec. IA. -.
woodruff, one Of tho prnipal stock.
hDIduts IN the Burr mine hns received
5000 IN rr,urigd gold, the result Of n
cleanup of thiriy.nve tons 90 ore,
Active development work will con.
iiruUhll winter
The Bossier banner., 1893-04-06
TIE KAHN DRY GOODS CO.

To stand still is to go back ward /;
we propose to move Onward and
ahead, and will continue tomorrow
and every day during the week II
general opening of bargains in every
department.
In woolen and worsted novelties
suits, with trimming to match, We
offer at less than New. York cost.
We will continue oul cheap silk
sale.
All of of our fine hosiery we offer
at 335 per cent. less than value.
We have in stock the finest line
of wash goods and white goods in
the city.
Our stock of ladies' and children'S
custom made shoes, Oxford ties and
slippers cannot be surpassed in the
United States.
We keep the largest assortment
of carpets, mattings and rugs.
We also have the sole agony for
the Palica celebrated common sense
trunks.
Sole agent for the Foster kid
gloves.
Our assortment Of laces, veilines
and embIoidrries can't be surpassed.
We keep the q. 2. & p. d. French
corset, also the celebraten Th0mp-
son s. Warmers corsets.
To gentlemen we offer special in
ducements in furnishing goods.
We invite both ladies and gentle
men to call on us.
The Kahn Dry Goods Co., Limited.