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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Gade Weaver attended
the Nebraska state fair at Lincoln this
week.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-15

Holyoke, Colo. Aug. 20, l88I.
To the republican central committee Of
Phillips county, Colo;
According to ihs law governing pm
mary elsot,ous for the republican party
Of Phillips county, Colo, hereby make
application through you for snpouucs-
ms.t TO the republicans Of The county Of
my intsntion TO b. candidate fos the
Office n county sheriff, sahjsct V TIE
dsci5ion X tns ispubnosn vusstsst 80
primary elections. A. T. 0urHRiC.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-15

Judge Glynn and family returned Il
Holyoke yesterday from their trip east.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-15

All the latest shades in Elastic Paints
at Dakan's.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-15

Ihsye winter seed wheat 10 sell. AT.
Guthrie.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-15

Sheriff Temple made business tril
to Denver and Trinidad this week.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-15

Those wishing tin fruit cans and seal
ing wax can find them at dillett Bros.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-15
3 crown rais,sss

And We pay mors for vlsst, butter. sGss
and chickens than any one In soVn. We
srs stiil In the ring knocking ou, high
prices. Your truly,
r n, WN,ruAu,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-15

The iali trade opens moro iavorably At
Gillstt Bros.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-15

Go to Garland Il Co.'S. for your har.
ness.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-15

Holyoke, Colo, Aug. &c, 1897.
T6 The Republican county central COM
mittss Of phillipa connty, Colo:
According to the law governing pri-
mary elections for the republican party
Of Phillips county. Colo, hereby make
application through you for announce
,nsnt to the republicans Of the county OF
NY intention TO be candidate for the
olHoe of county sheriff, subject TO the
decision o, the republican votsrs At said
primary election. A. L. BuRDErrE.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-15

We do not only make our compositions
howl. but We save our customsru money
on all tho Roods they purchase u us.
We quots you . few prices:
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-15

Michigan peaches at Gathe Bros.
A good double house for safe. Q
Varn.y.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-15
Holyoke, Colo, Aug. %, 1898.

Holyoke, Colo, Aug. 70, 1893.
To The republican county central com
mittss Of Phillips COUNTY, Colo:
According 10 the law governing pri
os7s rasssious u The republican, pasty
Of Phillips county, Colo, I hereby make
application through you for announce
msnt to the republicans Of the county Of
my intention to 10 candidate for the
once Of county assessor. subject h the
dscinon Of tho republican votcrs at sa,d
primary election. GADK WEAVER
Holyoks, Colo, Aug. 90, 1893.
To the rspubliosu county central com
inittee Of Phillips county, Colo:
According TO the law governing pri-
mary electioss Tor the republican party
Of Phil'ips county. Colo, ! hereby m,ke
application through you for announce
nsnt 70 the rspubliesss Of the county Of
~ istsetios 70 bs candidate for the
olIios Of osusty assessor subject TO the
decision olthe republican voters at said
psimary elsclion. A. +. ALLEN.
Holyoks, Colo, Aug. ~, 1889.
To the republican county central com
mittcs Of Phillips county, Colo:
According to the Law governing pri.
mary elections fos the republican party
Of Phillips county, Colo. ! hereby make
application through you for announce
mont to the republicans Of the county Of
ny intention 70 b candidate Tor the
oisscs Of oouSty ssssssor, subject 10 tie
dSeisios d W. republican votsn st said
primary elections. A. II. BopES.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-15

esara Leans!
Go TO W. @. Robinson for farm loans.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-15
! STATE HERALD.

Entered At tho post-oface at Hoiyokc. Colo
a. second class mail matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Tho German Emperor Makes a Speech
al Reli..--Iho halGuYslS.
Eniin rn-ha said 10 ne isiiied nnd he
Soutcd b. savhE,s In NtTtca.
-OthVr Hens.

METz, Sept. 4-rcn thousand per.
sons witnessed thu mnAuuvors Of the
German army. The young kaiser t..
Viewed the Sixteenth army corps, aud
hu was accompanied BY the crown
prince OF Naples and other ROYAL
uignitaTies, ami followed by brilliant
staii Of officers. Two huuIrui Italian
wOfkmcn took occasion 30 present %
tbs primes Df Nanits "a loyal address.
lhe emperor, on arriving q, Metz,
inside a speech Ia reply 90 an Adde'S
VI welcome delivered 10y tnu mayor o.,
the city. Ho said Motz und ~ army
c0tis formed the corner stone " the
military rover Of Germany aud wore
destined 10 be tbs safeguard Of the
peace VI Germany ami the whole Of
Europe.
Tho newspapers Of Paris Indulge In
the bitter comments on the presence u {
the crown pfiucU VI Italy NJ Metz.
They say his attendance ht the Ger.
mnu army movement. r. one Df those
act1 that a nation like France dots not
forget, but II will not make her depart
from her attitude Of calmuu.s.
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attendance. Courrossmnn Boufkt
COckran aud Justice Morgan J.
O'Bfien have been invited 10 deliver
addresses.
The Rev. VIM. ]. Onahan has ontlge
c0ntrsl u tue program oi tns congress.
Iho Interest was on tipiou In cxpootn.
ton Of Sensational uevelonneuts
regarding the school question and oppo.
si1lon to Paph Delegate 5atolii's
missiou.
Suppressed excitement was pattleu.
larry noticeable In the preliminary
addresses, first when Archbshop
Feehan, n warm personal friend oil
ArchblRhop Corrigan, gave warning
ngninst tho utteranco OF any word 10
wound the Catholic coincidence, and
second when Cardinal Gibbons, "A
particular friend Of Archbishop ire.
land, cautioned tho delegates to avoid
personalities.
lt was "a tailllnnt scene whom Car.
Ginal Gibbons, attired in scarlet robes.
entered, followed by Afchbishors Fec.
han Of Chicago aud Ryan Of philn.
dclphia, In iull purple. Archulshop
Ireland appeared ia plain civilian
dress. Alter addresses vi welcome by
Archbishop Feehan, President Boouey
Of tho WORLDS Congress Auxiliary,
Hon. Thomas -. Bryan, representing
tie Exposition, CARDINAL Gibbons
made the opening address TO The Con.
rrcss, pfnyiug God % as he dulibcra.
lions and conclusions.
A communicable was also read
rom Palal Delegate 5atolli, regfcttlng
his inability u be present at the open.
day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05

Al the world labor c,uprcss tonight
Archbishop Ireland made an address,
hiu subject being "lhe Catholic
Church and the Labor Question"
The afChbiahop besg by saying that
the cause Of labor was ospOused by the
Catholic church, and added:
"At ihU very iuundatlon Of the labor
question lien "a proper appreciation Oi
the individual mau. Religion, says
Loo Mi, teaches the rich mau aud
the employer that the people are not
their slave; that they must rtepcct la
every man nla dignity Us man and
a. a Christian; that labor II nothing %
be- ashamed Of, tut Is honorable, EN-.
ploymUut enabling tGan 90 sustain
hiH life In un upright aud croJitable
way, and that 10 10 shameful anu Ia.
human 10 tiuAt men liEe chAttcls 20
make money by, or TO look upon them
merely az no much muscle or physical
power Tho right OF each man TO ub.
tain from hiB labor suiiiCiency
whtrewith % i've IN reasonable aud
frugal comfort implies the autecedent
right TO an opportunity 10 work. 5ocic.
~ II bound 70 provide for the needy
who arc willing to labor anu can find
no work, and this duty Of sscloty Is not
one Of charity, but Of Justice"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05

WAmiNOrOS, Sept. The debnto
over tue House rules 10 deyeloplng
considerable feeling between the Crisu
leaders and some gentlemen who con.
tututed laotiOnnl opposition In his oyn
party 10 the Speakers administration
In the last House. The Republicans.
led by ex'Speaker Reed, are using ali
their ingenuity 10 drive a wedge i'm
between the Democratic factions.
Kyle Of Mississippi offered Nh
amendment, increasing tho number OF
membcta constituting n quorum Of the
committees OF the whole 10 mnlority
VI the members OF the HouGe.
Cultivate, VI tue committee on rules.
coniended that II the members were
Interested In legislation they would be
here, whether tue quorum was 100 or
1856.
De Almond Of Missouri supported
hyle's amendment, and called alien.
ZION To tho fact that Outhwaite opncsed
eleh IN amenimens In the Reed Con.
gftgT.
Cultivate said he was four years
oluer IN Legislative experience than
when no made that speech.
Calchings, the door leader, asked 10
nave tue rule pnssei temporarily, uutil
larger attendance was obtained, but
Hooker OF Mississippi objected ana
supported the change. lie said the
committee Of tho whole has no place
IN the constitution.
Alter further debate the House sue.
Pended confederation OF the rules TO
lss an amendment to the urgent de-
nolency bill, anu after adopting Teso.
Iulion making the day Of the centen.
MAI celebration Of laying the corner
stone OF the capital legal holiday
ADJOURNED until next Wednesday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05

CINCiSNArI, Sept. D. Tonight at 0
O'Clock, on lhu electric railway from
AvOndale 10 Cincinnati, all tho brake,
on AN incoming traiu VI two cars gave
way simultaneously. Tho muluimau,
when the brakes failed, TILED 10 reverse
tho wheels, but the wire controller
turned OIL aud tho motUrman, CON
duct0r aud iury.hvo passengefs were
at tie mercy VI the wild tain. Athalf
"A mile from tho starting point the
speed WAS thirty miles au hour. Into
BrOadwuy Il dashed at seventy miies
an hour Tearing across the street Il
struck u big cedar Telegraph pole, cutting
IL in two, After cutting through the
pole tie cars went ON and struck "a
huge iron doorpOst Ia u building at the
corner. IL split II Guu thrust half the
length OF car into the building. Over
this mass OF pulverlzgI ruins tho rear
car lsnpBd 10 destruction, Ia this heap
Of debris were scattered the dead ana
dying human freight. 50 far as eau DO
learned not q soul escaped.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05

DENVER, Sept. 3,-Dr. H.. Thatcher
Gravee, formerly u Providence, II. l.,
was found dead In his cell at the
cOuutyiail about o this morning, where
he was awaiting TOhcarng on the
charge VI poisoning Mrs. Bafnaby, "A
wealthy widow, alsO n Providence.
IL was claimed the poisoning was done
TO cover up DR.. Gravya' alleged deial.
cations as manager OF Mis-. BaTnaby5s
estate. The doctor took his own nc,
using morphine.
In tntChrl in his cell were found
five letters, the iirst ono having been
wilton August OH last, showing thai
his suicide was contemplated since
then
Following IL the first letter opened:
"To tho Coroner Of Denver, Coli
Dear Sir-pIeaso DO not hold an
autopsy on my remains. The cause of
death may DO rendered Rs follows:
'Died from persecution, worn out, *.
hnusted.' Yours RESPECTFULLY,
n. THATCHER, GRAVES, NJ. D."
The last letter Is directed to Captnin
Crswes, Taller OF the county Jail, AMI
full Ut bitterness 81 County Attorney
j, n. Stevens, who secured Dr.
GrAves's conviction In the trst trial.
Graves denOuucuH stevens az "a liar.
AMI adds "My lawyers have full
receipts showing that never wrongol
tho estate Of Mrs. Barugby, and thai
the estate now owes me, outside of n
legacy by will. Thu public sees W hat
have 10 expect nom the villaiuous.
cOwardly fAlSehoOds OF Stevens.
cannot eKpunu more money fighting
him. / must take the only course 10
prove II, for my wife anu dear.
honofod, aged mother"
Notwithstanding the above let or.
Captain Cloves, IN an interview, IN.
Elegantly donies that DR.. Graves com.
United suicide. Ho says tue doctor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05
a Terrible tragedy.

BUDA PEsui, Sept "a terrible
tragedy occurrui near here. a young
man At ball, exaggerated because hi.
attentions 10 u young lady were
sighted, imAgiHud that 10 lac inherited
his fathers large estate he would be au
acceptable sutton Accordingly lac
returned TO his ialhur's house aud
killed. bis parents, who were In bed
ASLEEP.
He then murdered Fix younger
brothers anu sisters. Then returned 10
the bail aud danced the tsmaindsr Of
the night; tho next day he vas ar.
rested on suspicion sui tOnlusseI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05

died Of u broken heart, and, to uso tho
captains words, "Was murdered by
the attorneys Tor the state, who have
harass,d the old man 10 death"
d.. Gravos's letter 30 the public IL "a
long document, 10 whi1b no review
tho history Of the fcmrfkable case.
Ho denied that he ever Committed
the crime with which he was charged
and declared that his prosecution was
accomplished with money and political
influences.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05

LONDON, Sept. 24.-GIads;1ne In the
commons tonight moved tho "a ioplipn
Of his resolution 10 regulate the bust.
nesa Of the house aud IN the course Of
his speech outlining the governme nj
program, said they wlsaod % pass at
the autumn srssiOn an employer
liability anu parish councils bill. Aitvf
a heated debate, numerous opposition
Amendments were rejected nud
GladstOuv's resolution was carried
amid erica Of Gag" by the application
Oi cl)luTu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05

BpMNGFiELD, Mo-, Sept. 8.-Noai
Tho little stutiOn of Mound Valley,
Nanp at I thia morning three mon
hold up the 81. Louis a san Francisco
passenger unin. Express messenger
Chapman was sh4i and killed. Fail
ing 20 eecufe money from the express
car the bandits Tubtol the passongoIa.
10 10 estimated that tho amount u
booty secured fol- not far short OF $1,000.
WglChus, diamonds and other yalug.
blcs were taken along with cash. The
women were not lnOlested.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05

CHICAGO, Sept. i.--OWau'1ud iabsr
In this city made one of tho greatest
demonstrations IN its history today,
massing iu parade from q 900 to so, 900
mon. Mayor Harrison headed tue par.
abe no honorary mar'hnl, while pfacti.
cally every labor Organization Ia tho
city furnished quota OF men for the
pfoccssiun, Governor Aligeld was Que
Ul tho speakers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05
The ricciion, Ia france

PARIS, Sept. i.-rho results OF tho
elections Ia All except suvon Glslric,s
are known. In second bail0tiuE the
republicans gained ~ srnls. Ia the
new chamber the republicans OF all
shades Will nave 5l3, tng conservatives
Us. The i0tmcr afo divided into sew.
utal groups, including 70 rallied aud Gj
radical socialists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05

CHARLrsroN, >, C.,Sgpt. S.-Reports
irom the stoIm'stuokun distrlcts In.
crease In horror DAY by day. Fully
1000 lives were lost. and the living arc
crying Tor bread. CharlesJon, although
badly damaged by the storm, 10 doing
everything To help tho Hulierers. Con.
trlbutlons Of money, provisions aud
clothing are asked tor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05
EnIN rAsIIA pEAn.
The Noted ESuior,r I,iIicd ana Eaten
bI hsYhgss.

bl hHNhETss
LONDON, Sypr. Am doub,s 10 to
tho tutA OF the report that Emln
Pglhn, tho no,uI African explorer, =
dend. is set nj rest by the story toll the
Associated Proas by A. J. Swan, rni..
sionary from UJUi. Ito says he las il
frOm uuiOultrI authority End from
several iOurte', That a. Emln wac
making his way 10 tho coae,, he and
his hand was surrounded by natiyes,
set n by ArabF. One ratlve chief,
coming up behind Emiu, with the
Of, Oso ~ IA arsg "a we'd knife eheadCd
INN. Emiu's naive followers were
then slain, ami the les OF tie whole
patty, including Lmi ',woto duyourtd
by gtvarus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05

WAnuNGrON, Sept 3.-Jbmrs II.
Bloun, cE.uiinister 10 Hawaii, reach I'd
this city late this Afternoon, Ia r..
Spouse ~ "a Telegram receive by HIM
from Secretary Gresham. a,bing INN
90 come To Washington 10 sgu President
Cleveland.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05

CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-Ths Columbus
caraveis have been Transferred from
the Spanish government 10 the United
States, ia accordance with the pro.
gram originally suEgpsted. The Ilau
b. ~ keep them permanently upon tie
lagoon south Of The White House.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05

LONDON, Sept. 4.--Serit disUrtors
have occurred IN the Dtrbyshirc coal
mints. At Chesterfield tue FtTikrr-
drove q nav men out by force. + 1 e.
urs mak,ug Preparations for trouble ut
other uiaJuF.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05

CHICAGO, Sept i,--rhe Hall Of
COLUMBUS, IN the Memorial Art palsce,
was crowded today NJ the initial session
" the great Catholic congress,
There are over $500 delegates In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05
Here We orc. special clean Up rasoa on
WASH DRESS GOODS


- Won Sew -u.u. lrghnt styirf. ND Wool
"'N mhN' tu1nt .lI Nnu Nlt uuHHuH..
.... $50 lU NH cleaned uuU Cd Ia vuft
. N'hh NuNhg ruliHs worth tiHHuI ftL
.. To nn r'v.uUi up no UIHa SHIT.
Hh. WOO. Tolds. ''"
z..,.., To rr cleared uutat 81 %
tNIta On UoNF rWta=ily VERY Istrst ttipg.
N"Ahilt IKE lhcm lu tho HllN. I.uau uu urIsD'
tcun Che DOLLAR. eco iham.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05

LONDON, Sept i-Advices from
various parts VI the country show that
large numbofs Of slribi z coal miners
are returning TO work at the owners'
terms.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05
YEsTEnDAY,a rnorrEnINaa
contest Ia thr senate netwern
Lnhnr nnd .nniInL

AHhA NAAAAhh
WAsHINqrON, Sept. 4.-Thore was
ahHtp ojnttet IN lhB senate today be.
tween capital anu labor, and capital
won Allen, the new Populist son.
t'of trom Nebraska, attempted TO
VeuFe an adjournment Ia honor OF
tl9or Day, ably seconded by PETER
Coorhe's warmly opposed the pro.
lunu anu Unlisted that no greater
1pnmuni could he PAID labor thnu
oNoeeed ut once to the consideration
re imnpfIant legislation before the
I'VE N1ufheos carried the day, Il
t.l Joint resolution making Sep
s.,1 lblh, the centennial RnniveT-
~ lhu laying ul the corner stone
Wafapltol building, holiday IN
The slon, passed ns 1t came from
us tsr.
,, n tubmltted an amendment to
ms bill, removing the tax on
BANK circulation, provided
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05
TmE NAVAL yErEnANs.

The annual session Of naval veterans
was called to order this morning, with
large Attendance. After roll call,
Admiral Osblrne delivered his annual
address. T q executive report ior the
year was submitted by Captain Scar.
Of Baltimore, showing general Interest
IN the operations Of the order aud an
Increase In membUrship.
Rear Admiral Osborne was then To.
elected, receiving thltty.thfes votes,
ngaiat twenly.seyen for Commodore
Allen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05
TuE VETERAN.
A brand Hcetnv Of the Grand army
Meu.

heus
lSDiANAuoLts, Sept. 4.-No annual
national encampmcut week within the
history OF the Grand Army Of the Re.
public begou more nuspiciOubly than
the twcnty'sU yenth, which opened In
this city today. Thousands upon thou.
bands OF veterans are here tonight, and
still they cJmuin tTainloAIs. This was
reception DAY. The efforts OF tho Cit.
zeus were expended Ia greeting aud
bidding Welcome.
The selection Of commander-in.chie
wac the ltnIing topic OF discussion 10.
day. The choice 10 thought 10 lie be.
tween Captain J. q. u. Adams Of
Massachusetts and Major Charles i.
Lincoln, department OF the Potomac,
though number Of others are spoken
Of including Postmaster Sexton Of
Chicago.
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FOR RENT.

| HAVE HOUSE, rs AL rAgTs OT rHE
4 rliF Cor ron. I lEyt cuUy,yaurtH No m.
once To- .oW fgHi.fa ui'huutCs, We'd. Hogan
ilJ iostunl. o. block.
A = tLLGArt NEW GROOM HOUSE rs
- thD sunuru-. uu car uue. rent b.. MI
Began, CO. luatUnru Block
NLW lU.Uuuu HMuk. MObIRN.
~ three hl r.s from business suitable iuf
boarding house, rUut 80. ". j. Hogan. llI
losiomrt iNuct.
IvuHNlsuIu HOOMs AM Huu-IrIN
= .I raft of the city w. j. Bog4u. sll
lu.tHUIrc block,
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GROESBECK & ROSE
CO bIJ M ~

HAVE BANGLES IS UTAH AND
! Nevada. improved or uuimroved Tor
~ ~ Hual estate % trade Tor cAulo. real o..
tate Co., trade TOR horses. imprtvud or nnin
proved riiy property Tor sale nd bottom pfirrs .
,,mAl Rarltn tracts for sale. brick YARD wIti
n nhe y mseh,n0 AMI the nncsi clhy and sand
iu Tue country Tor sale
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REMNANTS or SILK GALORE.

A' w .ANHh tNlNNNEs
~ tadttal pi'erus and qualities regard.
cnife sus stock uuy Jour flli now.
HLMNANTs HENNNNTs. HIuNAN1a
W 1urIH OF remnants, rHuaire from 1f.to T.
.NlNa. ln elegant wool ufrHH FUuHH. ma fEg
Whg Jog tIIifrn'H .cHuHi lru..r..A gfr4t
NNli'll % .Fln.s UuN|i.uH tUu HUHuHH.tg.. I.r
'n.l Al lhc luWtst UIUU ever tHyrtd 90 aut
fltlh 300 sale Boo iIu Wet
.' pieces ul new Hnu stylish rrraa ralta Fs
.Nlt'I IuhNugHt drH'Hus auI auHIpa. raiaIrn.
'N'NM hNfr tom iaH tu .IIH nor lnru. Uur
clean uu pner CON- tht l1t GHIr ltr rri Ward.
. ]. pieces Of extra fuu nlI.WU0l French Dtti
les, reduced from Gc ~ cIuan up price ~ 81
per Jlrt
a Omar HArutN-
Weccs OF french satnr,. guta'Incs
il,..L MuII'. oir., etc, Cusf from 800 ID 8sr
wv ". ,loan ur Iu'r ltHn uur yard.
N.l QUO hntrhIIu iTtfrH ruUrrH. Q AGO strIur.
pfI'r Pr. per yari.
here We Ero. special clean up rf.eoa on
Wash DRESS GOODS
A.. p'oees NJ sandal Cloth. rsHrod uourris
.hi'.N.f lfgI IraUyul UIUtHH and HafUHHH. .lit Id
ie a.a -.r' The clean up price 0n tne iot
- special can up pr.cos on 40 ORR r,lie
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tN'fi ih.nf iu our domestic luulftmrnt soe.
a' clean up p.i.cf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05

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SUMNER tiLks AND purss GOODS
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