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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-11
SPECIAL REDUCTIONS.

4-button genuine first quail
ity "Reynier" Black Suede
Gloves, $1.45 a pair; regu-
lar price, sI.85.
S-button genuine Grey
nier" Black Suede Gloves,
$1.95 a pair; regular price,
$2.35.
And nowcolnes the great
est bargain Of all:
Genuine" Jouvin Suede
Mousquetaires, 8-b utt o n
lengths, tan, gray and mode
shades, all sizes,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-11
HOSIERY.

{ "A strong item from the
Hosiery Counters.
i1 p 200 dozen Ladies' Fine
Lisle Thread Fast Black
Hose, or Black Boot, with
81 nc1r 11nnnrc
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-11

PERSONAL MENTION.

Mems $3.50 Alpine Hats at The Boston
Oh Third street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-11
n q p O. III

Mems SIS Mackintoshes at The Boston
OH Third street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-11
b. o. p. G. III.
Commercial Club Reception.

DE- ". Il -. H
Youman's Hats at The Boston on
Third street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-11
Is. o. p. G. II.

Is. .. II. G. II.
Mems SIS Mackintoshes at The BoS-
ton on Third street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-11
1925

a pair; real value, 81. 90. A
great chance to pick up a
few Easter Gloves.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-11

Hoods Pills are the best after-dinner
Pills, assist digestion, cure headache. 25c.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-11
Hoods SarsapariIIa

to many people. and at least dozen are
taking 1t from noticing its effects on me-"
j. Ii. AUSTIN.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-11-16
Seio abr aeShiikt?

Ser Wlnter 1T oa; leio Sbr gesen
bic unbiloen Der uaIen unb falten 0it.
tsrans seidibt nit parmen llutertlei.
bern? Wir iiibren iol6e fir Mdnner,
Srauen, 9naben, M6oheu nnb 8inoer,
in balb ober aanj 8ole, meis poer far
big. Sn 9rp @ooos balten mir gang
beionbers einen reiden 8prratb BON
idweren 8leioerltofen, Sbamls uno
Mdnteln fir ben @inter. Die beIten
@iuterfleioer fiir Serren uno &naben,
mooernite @aare uno glrbeit, gut pal.
ieno uno baltbar, iinoet man bel nns.
llniere Yreiie iinb duBerli niebris! lie.
berSeust @uh ielbit bapon @ir idensu
feline Wsiibe, bic @aaren 81 3eisen.
abunssuol
u. 3. Grimm Il Go.
Yariiton. 9. .
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-11-16
Riid,blidt nuf ole 0tftraIt-
t,uup.

Sorlebten 6reita9 gtahmittu9 it,lpB
bic ourb 8rOtlamatiun oes 8rdiloenteu
eluberufene, am z Nuault bs9onnene
@rtraliBunS oes 9OnareKes. glm s.
MusHit iuaro in beiben 6duiern oie8ot
i6aft oes Yrdiioenten perleien, morin
er bic III 2anoe berri9enoe fiuanjiele
uno seibditlide NOtblase ais 5Olge
uerfeblter @eiessebuns bartlett, oeren
Seieitlsuns benz aOnsrcie Oblie9e
9as Saus perbrante Die erIten orei
3ase NIT leiner Organization, nuo Grs
6rteruns oes 8ablltreitcs 8eltuap ges
geo &id,nrbion. 6reitas, ben IL. glu-
quit, brn6te @ilIon uon g8. ga. Die
Sill elm gum unbeoln9ten @iberrui Der
Observation-Disclosures oes Shermans @eles
pes. Die Debate iiber bic 8iq paro
aui IA Gage beidrduft. Mentag, ben
%. slusnit, muroe bic 9la nit s33 oe.
gen l0S Stimmen uom 0auie pniiirt.
Mm ielben Gage muroe lie benz Senat
uberianbt, Der lie ieinem SinanSs sglus.
I6uB iiberpies. glm nGhiten Eaae
bra6te, i'm Namen bes gluslhuIIes,
8orbees lein Subititnt fir bic Sausbil
elm, nit oeiien SerGtbun9 ein 5ao lp6s
ter bespnnen purbe. uno bas ieitoem
bis &C. Oft. ben Senat ununterbroden
bei6dftist bat.
glm lebtsenannten Datum iuuroe oas
Subititut paliirt, am /. Nop. Dem 6aus
iiberianbt unb bon oieiem am 2. paiIirt,
iporaui aud Der Yrdiibent iofort bic
Bib bur6 ieine llnteridrift gum @eieb
erhob.
BON 1875 arberen Bills uno SO ae.
meinlhaftliben 5eiolutioneu, bic I'M
Senat einaebradt uuroen, 1T nur nnaes
fdbr Elm 0ubenc paBirt. 9arunter bte
Bills fir @inridtuns elmer .&ecorb.
Salle" i'm aapltol; fir llnteritlbuna
Der Wittwiuter' glusltelluns in GaliTors
nien; iir o,e &eseluns BON SeimItdtte.
@intrasunaen in Oklahoma; unb Die
auh bonn Sauie senebmiste &elplution,
wobnrh oas In 8erbinouns nit Der
Weltausiteduns erbaute Sieseliteinerns
S6labtidiff rSlinois" oem Staat 81.
linois iiberlaiien Nib.
Sm Sauie wurben 1921 Bills uni
80 semeiHidaftlibe &eiolutionen einge,
reiht lleber $50 berielben wurben 60
mites Beridte porseleat. nno unseidbl
so iuurben paiilrt, gtur brei eapon ha
ben aud bic 3nitimmuns oes Senati
erbalten unb iino @eieb, tuopon cine oas
@earp.@eieb oerart amenbiri, baB bei
9bineien weitere feds Monate 3eit Sul
Resiitriruns seseben iuiro.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-11-16

Die preuBIide @ttlitdruerpaltun0
lit Itetlo bemiibt, audi iiir tie gelitl0e
5Ortbilouns Der SOlbaten 81 iOrgen.
Yei alien Iruppentbellen lit im @luter'
bnlbiabr fir Die lluteroifijiere uno
Gapituidntea elm re9elmGBiger Inter
rldt eiugeiilbrt lporoeH, Der iib alIi Die
5dber: 0eutif, Jtetnen, geibldte,
@eOg rapbie Srleiltiel e.c. eritredt; IS
weroen onju gebrcr Der an Srte beiiuos
liben S6ulen 9ewounen. 3ur6 oieien
llnterridt iUIler in eriter 9inie Die
2iden oes g8liieus wleoer auseefiilIt
meroen; lot tann fOmmt es ubcr onraui
OIL, Die Nuauclrtcn I'M 9ornus iar tbren
fiinitl9en bilrgerliten Serui UOrSubes
reiten 9aourb limb ihOn uiele Wtili.
tGranpGrter ipdter III au9elehener 81
uilhellungeu 9elanJt Rei Oeri6ieoencn
8e9imentern Diro nub in Steuoorapbie
uno i'm 5rauS0iiiheu llnterri6t err
tbellt gSie llr Die 8eiterbilouno Der
llnterofiBiere seioret miro, 10 erbalten
aud Die Wtannlbaiten, melde mau9els
baften Glementurunterritt 9enOHen bas
ben, lluterpeiiun9 i'm SAreiben, Red.
nen uuo 0eutif. Sie Bataillone ms
terbalten BlbliOtbeten sum @ebrauh
Der Mannidaiten Seoes Segiment
iuenoet fir bleien nnftrdslihen S6uls
unterrl6t Der NpancIrten uno Winuuz
i6aiteu iiber 81 900 Nt jGbrlt6 nui.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-11-16

gSenn Die nnnrhiitiihen 9ebren
'iol6e @reueltbnten er5cu9eu, lue Die su
Barcelona ue,ubte (iiebe @Oden. I'm.
idau), 10 lit es 3eit, toB man nit Den
8ertiuol9ern oerlelbeu nldt unOer5 Der,
iGbrt, ais wie nit luloeu Beitlen, Die
I'M Sutereiic Der @elittuug uuSserOttet
lperoen millieu
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-11-16

Der b66lte Rreis fir glderbnulnno
IN ben Der. .Stnoten miro III yte,us Seriep
er5ielt. Sm Sabre 1888 puroen in
oielem Stuute ourhltuittlid) iur Den
Nder s65 be5oblt, in WtaiiuHuietts $50,
in Ohio SAC Ill ytem Yort ga, III 8ers
mont $3G, III WoruInno $32, IN gGiss
cOniin S23 unn IN einigcn weitliben
Stnaten meniger ats iuui Dollars.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-11-16

Die RinbpiebSidter i'm @bite
&luer' Diitrict baben cine gisilansae'
ieaid,ait sesen bic 8ieboiebs o-saniiirt
uuo bieie m0sen nan iider iein, oaB eiu
Strid fir We in Bereitidaft 1T, obue
bah 90 erit 81 Geridtsper5aubluuse
fommt. (Y.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-11-16
neno safota iubelt Shneu su'

USuU ~"t"'" J"VV'l SH''" 0"
ooer dbnllbe g8Orte telegrupblrte @Ous
uerueur Sbcloon all Wcaiulep. Der
@Uuuerneur uer9uB wObl i'm 6reuoen=
iallmel, oaB mcuiaer ais Die S0dlite ieiuer
otlntertbanrn" oem Wcalnleplsmus
buloi9en
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-11-16
III o dJru-l lln,TdJau.
sbrunit # in SO item
mdlo.

| - -
8. gl o D. Berlin. Ger ourd
| feline 8eigeninouitrie meit iiber 4eutib.
LAMBS @jrenSen binauS betannt gempr.
oeus Warttileden Otltteupnlo an Der
Sior, i'm baierii6en 8e0ierun9s Be5irt
Cberbaiern, i'll ourd cine perbeerenoe
Jeuersbrunlt beim9eiudt wpreen Die
nltertbilmiid9e Stride, etne reide 6unos
CRUDE FIR @erebrer Der 0Oljihnlttstmit,
liegt in Triimmern, oesgl. nftjell Der
ibr jundhit 9eleoenen @eb6ite, in oenen,
mie in ben meilten 6duiern Wiittens
malO's, DIE 0eritelluu9 uOu 8eigen,
3itberu uno @uitnrreu iobrltmdBig be-
trieber puroe. DiittenWolo ut elmer
Der dltelten Srte 8aierns.
8inter in 3euti Lamb.
IL. %oo. Der @inter bat in Den
leBten 9ueen iein Gridelneu in ben ge.
birgisen 3hsiIeu Qeuti6lnuos beiunoers
in Shleiieu, gaDern mo 1birtngen
aemabt gluh III Berlin mar es 5iem
lid talt, Die Sdume iino peib nit 6roit
uuo aui ben @endfern Seigen iih leihte
Gisoeden. Su 5Ol9e oleles pl6sliden
@itterunsspe6iels bat bic Sniluenja
nieoer ibr @ri6eInen semutt.
SeniatiOuelle @ntbll.
lungen.
SeuintipneIie @utbaluneeu iiebt man
in 2Irmeetretien entssaen. Gin sroBe5
gerliu.r 5leiibseiddit, petdss jwei
Grmeeforps nit 6lelid periiett, unb
oeiien Steinaepinn iih nui 100000 Mt.
per Sabr beiiebt, iOu itle6tes 5leii6
oelieiert bnben, iOoab Die in IeBter 3ei;
b1ulig in Der glrmee Ooroeiommenen
lDpbusidle oarnui Suridaeilbrt pers
ben. Sin entlaiieHer Buhiiibrer oes
@eifGites hat Die glrSeies gsmodt nuo
erfldrt, onB iidb Der betreiieuoe 5leiiher
oas StiIidwel9en Der betreiienoen Ger
GOmmiiiiOu ertauit bat.
u nard / # lid @reueltbat.
8. Nop. Barcelona. Gin
ruhloles auar6iItiideS glttentat waroe
seltern i'm bieiisen Operubauie pdbreno
Der Gufiiibruns D@ilbelm 7eas" be-
saueen. g9dbrenb oes 5meiten glftes
mari plDbli6 elm Snoipibaum cine
8Ombe in ben 3ub6rerrnum, Die NIT
t0otIi6er @irtuns erplObirte. gtidt
meniser ais Is YeriOuen iOlen ibr sc,
ben uerlOrsn baben, Die &erphItuns,
luel6e an oem@ebduoe an9eri6tst purbe,
lcar groB. Inter ben Sablrcid &erluuns
Oeten beiinoen iid audi uiele Geriuneu,
luelde in Dem wiloeu 9urbenanoer uuo !
benz 8eordnge YerlesunSen eauun
truaen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-11-16
R uiiii6 d 8.


st. Teters burg. 9urd cine
9eItern III 3raii 9etretene Serpronun0
1T bem ruiiiideu 8ultnmt cine neue Gin.
nabmeaueae er0iinet nuroen. 2llle elm.
9ei6riebenen 8rieis miiIien III 3utunit
pom Gmpfdnser III @egenwart Oes 1oIt
beomten se6ifuet iueroen. @ntbalten
oann Die grieie @eloienbun9eH ous benz
gIuslanoe, 10 erbdlt Die &esierun9 l5
HroSent oes Setrases.
8. 9tOp. gu eiuem erbittsrten
Sample tam es Spiihen elmer gtnSabl
Baaern uno Der 8enoarmerie, Die ourd
8oiaien unteritiBt mnroeu i'm @eibiels
aebiet. Cine anSabl fdtbolilfer @eilts
lider batteu iib Der &esieruns uulieb,
lam gemaht uno IOllten nad @rpono
uno aielD ueriebt neroen. @sltern nun
iellteu Die Erieiter inter Der Yenahuna
elmer @enoarmei ieubtbeiluns ibre Reiie
antreten. glls bic Sauern oieies laben,
itiir5ten lie aui Die @eHbarmen los uuo
wdre es oieieu i4ledt sesansen, ipeun
uidt cine Nbtbeiluns 8pInfen CUR Sillie
9etommeu pdre nne nuf Die 8auern
9eibOiien bdtten. Cine srOBe 9lusabl
Der 8auerE uuroe 9et6otet unb oerwuu.
bet. Dtan beiiirdtet lueitere unrnben
Sefti9er 2 bneeiall.
IL. q Nou. % ma b q 9tebr. Tim
3 llbr beute Nadmittas ling es bier all
gu i6ueien nno um 6 llbr lag Der Sdnse
bsreits 3 3oll bod. ga bic eleftriiden
Stra6enbabnen aui bieien pl0bliden
@itterunsswediel nidt uOrbereitet ma.
reu, 10 wuroe Der gertebr bebeutenb &c
bemmt.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-20
THE WEAKEST SPOT

EAh ESI SHOI
in your whole
system, perhaps,
is the liver. If
that doeSn't do
its work of puri-
flying the blood,
more troubles
come from it
than you can re-
member
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-20

aspect, that brooded over man ana beast
alike as if dry winds, red dust and scant
provisioning were shriveling their bodies
as well as hopes, and you have Chickasaw
John somewhat as he looked in these
evil days.
Ever hammering at one idea, he had
hammered it into Burrs convictions, I'M
til that individual had also come to rec
ognize but two objects as worthy of his
entire aIsSition here below-Arizony for
a wife and enough of good Indian land
to make them comfortable when good
Indian lands should have passed to their
proper owners, the white man.
Hence the festive trips over the border
by night on the part of Yates, Chickasaw
John and other kindred spirits, to whom
the delays of government and the re-
straints imposed by the military were
the crying evil of the times.
AS months passed on and the petition
ing and lobbying at Washington seemed
to involve only necessity for the con-
tinuance Of these pleasing but often I'M
satisfactory privileges of a free people
the wrath and hatred of the actual
boomers increased. Hard times grew
apace i'll their camps. Many abandoned
the cause and returned home in various
stages of impOverishment and ruin. 9th
ers. not less distressed, remained to curse
and to endure, intensifying still more
their bitterness against the soldiers, who
were the only near by and tangible rep
resentatives Of official outrage and delay.
Il tell ye," exclaimed Chickasaw John
before congenial audience at his camp
fire one night, "a government soldier is a
gover'me slave. He's only fifth for
an American citizen to wipe his feet on.
hain't goin to put up with 'em much
longer. Look at me, Burl Yates! You
never had much to lose, and it's bad
enough on you, outlook at mer'
Truly, except as a ragged, rusty epit-
ONE of disappointment, he was not much
to look at now.
What did have five years ago down
in southern Illinoy?" he continued. 1.-TWO
hundred acres of as black bottom land
as ever you stuck plow into, no end OF
mules, cattle, hogs, a good home and
over 800 in the bank. What have | got
! now?" He grated his teeth savagely as
the sad difference smQte upon his con
seriousness. What have these inferno,
red plains, and these internal red Injuns
and that internal red tape government
swallered up Of mine? They've gobblej
it all. every id bit of it-land, stock
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-20
CHAPTER VI.
CHICKASAw JOHN,

The camp of the boomers lay scattered
along Colonial creek for nearly mile.
One of its veteran members was Chicka-
saw John, an old companion of Captain
Payne's, and who had been an Oklahoma
boomer so long that his surname and his
antecedents, as once prosperous Illinois
farmer, had quite receded into the shift
ing realms of border tradition. Of all
his former possessions he retained only
a lean wife, a leaner pair of mules, di-
lapidated wagon and an undiminished
yearning for forbidden lands.
From long contention with govern
'ment red tape and the WEAKNESS of hopes
deferred he had acquired an irritably
expectant air, as of uncertainty grown
morbid and restless in the light of rights
denied. Add to this parched. dusty
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-20
JUST AS SHE WAS.
By WILLIAM PERRY BROWN.

copyright, 1898, by American Press Associa-
toni
ing, elderly man, who was clad n ILL
mftigated homespun of ridiculous sty-o
and fit. AS the expert appropriation Of
other mems goods fshed out sundry ar
ticles of homely personal usage from sew
eral capacious pockets, he became pro-
fessionally Disguised.
You're gay old cock, amt your he
muttered, examining one article after
another. Zone cotton red swipe, with Il
nickle; one knife, barlow, by all that's
holy!-10-cent Testyment-so you're on
the pious lay, are ye? And here's half a
plug of tobacco" smelling the same,
mot very good at that; $3.50 silver and
a bottle-hello! Corn juicew
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-20

Inc TODDcF uGlu up Il lldG grass lLdSh,
shook it, smelled at it, tasted it and
placed it in his own pocket.
"Its the genuine stuff, old man. Well,
well. You hain't rich, pard, and for the
sake of the whisky you can have the rest
back, Testyment and all. Tain't often
we ketches the two goin together. Here,
take your thisgs. Put 'em where you
can set on 'em. You can't risk such a lot
of valuables too often. There won't be
no liquor to save EN- next time"
At last he came to the admiral's daugh-
ter, who, having surrendered watch and
purse, begged to be allowed to retain a
certain ring which, as he looked at it.
fell from the highwayman's hand. He,
denying her request with an oath, stOop-
ed to pick it up, when she, with great
GOODNESS, tore the mask from his face.
Course you," he roared, then dived for
the mask and hurriedly replaced it, but
though his back was toward the Others
the lady had caught one clear glimpse of
his face.
II shall know you if l shall see You
again." she said calmly. The robber,
now remasked, seemed about to assault
her bodily. But he restrained himself.
"In with you all, he shouted. Don't
you stir from here till you hear three
guns or We'll riddle you with bullets
yet"
The admirals daughter picked up her
ring, which the man had forgotten when
his mask was stricken off. The rascals
were now in bad temper and bundled
the passengers back into the coach rough
ly. Then renewing their orders, with
additional curses, they mounted their
horses near by and rode off. Every one
remained silent and almost motionless
until the distant sound of the three guns
came sharply to their ears, when the
driver shook himself down from his
perch, saying:
1T couldn't "a been Cholery Bill and
his gang this time. Too much cussin
and rearin for them. Must have been
green hands, gentlemen. New hands on
the road is apt to be rather rough-think
it'll skeer folks, l reckon. Hit takes an
old timer to be perlite, spesh'ly toward
women. Now We'll heave these logs out
and mosey on"
When the stage arrived at Kickapoo,
the primitive looking elderly man began
to tumble in his brogan shoes. Then he
drew forth fat bundle of bank notes.
counted them and placed them in his
pocketbook All this in melancholy,
pensive way, while he spoke as if to hiIa2-
self:
THE ways of the wicked are full Of
guile, yet have outwitted them all"
1t was more than his more worldly
wise fellow travellers had done, nor were
they one whit consoled by observing the
result. Yet what might not be expect
ed of one who carried whisky in one
pocket and Testament in the other?
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-20
To BE Continued.
Notice Of Filing Final Account
THE STATE OF TENAS.
County Of BeXar.

THE STATE OF TENAS.
County Of BeXar.
County Court in Matters Of PrObatc-To
November Term, 1898.
The State of Texas TO all Persons In
tereSted in the Guardian>hi Of the
Estate of Zula Morrison, II Minor:
J. $. Fry, representing K j. Fry, decd,
late Guardian of the estate Of Iula Nor
risOn. a minor, has filed his final account
in the County Court of BeXar County,
which will be acted on at the November
Term, A. D. 1893. OF said Court at the
Court House thereof, in the City OF San
Antonio. after this notice shall have been
duly published for three l3) successive
weeks in some Newspaper regularly print
ed in the County, at which time all per-
Sous interested in said estate may appear
and make objections thereto, If they see
proper.
Witness, Thad. w. Smith, Clerk of the
County Court of BeXar County
and Seal of said Court, at my
IL. Office in San Antonio. this 9th
day of October, A. ID. 1898.
THAD. w. SMITH,
Clerk County Court BeXar County.
BY r. c. SYMINGTON, Deputy.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-20
No. 1000.

Came to hand October 9th, 1898, at 1920
A, NJ, and publication ordered same day
in the San Antonio Daily LIGHT once a
week for three successive weeks.
JNO. =. CAMPBELL, Sheriff.
BY NJ. f. CAMPBELL, Deputy.
lOT 3w law
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-20

DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery acts
ppon this weak spot as nothing else can. 1t
rouses it up to healthy, natural action. By
thoroughly purifying TIE blood; it reaches,
builds up, and invigorates every part OF the
system.
For all diseases that depend on the liver
or the blood-Dyspepsa, Indigestion, Bilious
ness; every form Of Scrotula, even Con
SUMPTION Tor Lung-scrofula) in its earlier
stages and the most stubborn Skin and
SCALP Diseases. tho Discovery" is the only
remedy SO unfailng and effective that it can
be guaranteed.
II it doesn't benefit OF cure, you have your
money bach.
On these terms, it's on insult to your in
telligence to have something else offered as
lust as good"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-01
SILKS and DRESS GOODS.
Special Prices for this Sale !

We propose to offer ,0n yards Of Black
silks ut pricos which should ulsl our siik dc.
par,mcnt with eager buyers We make these
extraordinary low prices Tor this week onl y
60 reduce our Immense stortHHcar In mind
Goods offered In this alic arc che nnctt lm-
ported silHs-sllks that Will pay you to buy aud
10y aside. even though you have mo- immediate,
~ sLU5g yard,
Biack Faillo Francaise, % in wide, our $50
quality.
black Pcau DC Sole, rich satin faced, good
value for $50.
~ ok eros Grain, q In vide, loft dnish, a
bargain To- s4oo
BLACK surah silk, Tor serylceablc Spring
dress. worth Sues
Painted decoration siiks. fully % in WIDE
worth eoc
Novelties In Plaid silks. suitable for dresses
and waists, worth 81 IS.
AtNOo.
MACK Taaetla silks. frouch rustic, the best
alk fkiriipg. "a IN, worth 81 a.
4 grand special sale Of Fine BLACK German
uenri,ttas. ought BY " d. a sacrifice. to be
sold at ridcuously low ruccs,i3 TO is In wide.
Don't fail to ask Tor them.
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Waists.

Ladies' Plated Waist, 2jc.
Ladies' Plated Waist, with ruille, soc.
Ladies' Fancy Waist, light colors, worth
SIPS, for Toe.
a Suit OF Clothes for your boy for sl.lo.
A Waist for your boy, DC.
A pair Pants, 2jc.
Ladies' Handkerchief, for 25i.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-01
The Largest and Best Bought
Stock Of New and Elegant
Spring Goods ever shown
in this City.
Opening Sale Of Spring NOVELTIES

Caros. Jackets. Ncwmarkots. suits, Waists.
Wrapper. etc. Newest spring onccta Hun.
drods OF styles. Everything new and desira.
bic. By our well known low prices we can
suit all In the cheapest to the highest garments
See our $3.50 BLACK or Tan Capes. with bow
Of ribbon, wtrth $40
$50. Embroidered roll Capea. worth $500.
slip. stylish new Capcs with derby collar. In
Black tr Tan.
our line Of Capca and Jackcs In tic very
latest styles, ns Derby collars with or without
Plated Racks. or with BUTTERFLY collars or In
all Velvet or Cloth and Velvet Combinations
with changchble snk Lining In endless variety
OF materials and shades b the largest and
cheapest In the city.
Msi.5O. Doub'c Breasted Jackets, with large
Pearl buttons, bargain
We are showing o. fine line Of little sample
Jackets for children from ages to ". which
cannot bo beaten, from tlioun
At about one half regular price, Ladies' aud
Misses Nownafkcls In the ycfy latest spring
styles from $40 to ilGcO.
In rolcra Jackets We arc showing some great
novelties.
our READY.MADE SUIT and WRAPPER
Department Ia now being stocked with an I'm
menso variety Of New Spring styles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-01

Soitrned them. aud men look ut us now
IN u very d.ilcrin light II isa pleas.
ufe TO see this kindly spirit aud dislo.
siti0D, n willingness g. accord 10 "
some little credit for being q decent
people, and not looking upon us IN the
light that many have. am thankful
for this, because II enables great many
homes, people TO get q better under.
standing OF the truth anu " silairs
here. | believe We shall gr1w and con.
tinus to increase. We will have cur
trials and our troubles, hut truth and
righteousness will spread IN the earth.
God blees you, Ia the name Of Jesup.
Amen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-01

Enn ACRES OF FARMING LAND near
6OO brigham Guy. Under Cultivation.
" III sell on long time with per cent interest,
or exchange Tor salt Lake real estate. In lots
70 sut purchaser A. snow, brigham city,
Utah. sat