davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Other Attractions.

The list ot the state and foreign huil-in-s is
too long and their attractions too numerous II
b gwen in detail. bu: < mar be worth while 10
mention tha: their historicl! collections and IL
.l>traticns OF uaiura. products and resources
Will BE- most attractive.
The Shoe and Leather building on The lake
shore, cas-; q the south pond, contains tle
great collection representing the leather indus
sry in all parts OF the world
The department Of e;hao!o-y and a.chaaot
ogy occupies The AuIh-opo!ogical building AZ the
southeast corner O. the grounds, and It's cxt.b.
IS Illustrate The development. Of tbs E.-
man race from the ear.!es: tines 20 the
present Within :he AltaEopo!ogiga. bnLt.
iLs are iEC.GScd the exhibits ot the
sl:eat ct Charities and correction asd the
bureau CT arEi.ae azd Sanitation. rs.e5
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ItCctticitS,

''rhc building Of tht slec,rica department 10
occupied h5 exhibits alone: aui the electrical
plant Of the exposition which Will be one NJ
the most conspicuous features of the electrical
display, exceeds in extent and power any III
SiallatiOn heretofore atrpmn,ei
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TAe following new postmasters 81
Tho fourth class have been appointed
for Missouri:
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Agriculture and Horticulture.

"in jackson park are the great departments
ana their allied outdoor exhibits and anneXes as
follows The buildings OF the department of ag-
riculture. with outside sshihits. including tho
windmill! Exhibits and the agriculture exhibits
Dt France and her colonies. Tie buildings of
tire deta r,rrent ~ horticulture with extensive
greenhouse auncx"s, nurseries, piant..tiu:.'
flower gardens and lawns, under the care Of
American and foreign exhibitors, The depart
ment Of live stock includes The stock pavilion,
or show ring. and also additional structures for
the sheltcr.uE uf stock The exhibit oi the de-
Dartn'Cnt ~ live stors rtn irrluds spe-s'
shows throughout the exposition period; IN ad
GItion 10 horses cattle. sheep, swine, etc, it
Will include an extensive bench show OF dogs,
fat-stocl show, poultry and petstocH shows,
and HON II.r- niua on cor; ;t.sfS
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.sdminst ration Hui;d;ng.

The administration building. the central ar
Ii>tlc structure Of the exposition is also open
10 the public, eX:ep: the Office, OF adrniristr.-
ton. The elevators are run without charca
anu the public : admitted 10 all the floors. the
galleries ana the dome during the hours when
the tS1C-5riO~ = .,r,pr
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The fine art galleries. with their annexes,
are occupe.: by the choicest examples OF mod
crn art from foreign countries and ihs best col
lection ever yet made of the productions Of
American artis.A
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II EEumcrates Most o the Attractions
Covered hs tho single Admission Zee,
and Gives the Cost of a Visit TO
the SoycI sid. shows.

SJKE OF 1NI NVNFl J WORTH.
LACEs"N p,EE. tHICAEu. MAY .-Di'
fector tcncr:iI Davis has furnished the
national commission with the first COM
plete and official announcement of
charges within the grounds. together
with detailed statement of the sx
hihits that may na sesn Tree of charge,
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The fee If nifty cents charged for admission
10 lhr Worlds Columbian exposition covers en-
tranc" IL Al parta ~ .'.i eA position; ctcundn,
iag4uG.Hg the Midway Plasance a total area Of
about 90 acres. Il covers also admission 10 all
the buildings of the Worlds Columbian eXpo>I-
tion, includuI all the special exhibition balii.
'rye aiini With the a".erit -rct: derA.tu.tI'.,
the floors, galleries and dome of the aamiui>tra-
ZION building, the monastery of La Rao!da, con
tanning all the most valuable and authentic
relics Of Columbus rnw crtaIit the Woman !
huiiii"g az! the nIted States Government
building the battle ship anl all the state build
inrs and The pavlions of foreign nations. There
are innUmerablc other attractions OF which no
mention can be Uiade In a brief report. all Of
which arr. cn;.ernif ST,, -ir,ol, rrI~ru-a fen
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-17
PRECIOS DE PASAJES.

De Humacao Faiardo vieques, q vice versa s. 80
popa 50 proa $l5o iornaleros con 81 70 dc recargo
nara eli Estado manutenclon. De Humacao Falardo
Vieoues la Capital San Thomas, vice versa 6 po-
pa "a proa con 10 p9 de recargp. sin manutenclon
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q o N SIG N A Z A r / o s.

Para mas nfor1nes dirigrse y conaignataros dor
Gusavo Pre- ton Humacaoo sus agentes sres sobrinor
d Izquierdo Ca Capital; don Luis M. CntrOn Fajardo:
don Fausno Fuentes Naguabo don Gustavo Preston Vie
ques Yabucna, los Sres. A. Lugo Ca. San Thomas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-17

Lunes sale las de manana para Vieques, Fajardo
Capital. -.
Mares Microbes carga la Capital para Faardo Vie
ques, Naguabo, Humacao Yabucoa
Jueves sale de Ia Capital las lie Ia madrugada para
Faiardo, Vieques Nagnabo Humacan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-17
A vi SO

E Director del La6orotorto sQxsfasco NunScfDaE
Certifca haber reconocidola bebda alcohaca de omt
NADIA Kon ejo marea Ii We, obtea1a por It'll cion
Vapor porlos senore Roses ca de Arecibo encuentrA
que reamente producto de fernentaco de la matea
de la a dotada Dc proo, rqueza alco
hoca 'iente Ia pureza que de exgre para oue
en- ms drado litil ..s~.s@.5.-
coatiene proximanaxa aassolswen afaseohas1
l5 = es de093, gra 10 areometco, la tenperatarA
6ente es de 55 Gay Lussac a Cartier No conene
matera coorante extra acete esencia natural
arfies nj producto alguno impudqde haga noci
va peticiOn lei senior Oanais, eX
pfesente S4n Juan de Puerto Rico Mario de
l2.-6 Lcdo. j Sc Ledesma q StIGqaa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-17
G@DSE KENDE

Por trasadarse otro local la de prestamos
esabecia la ce Nueva de la Marina, frente al nmero
49, vende la PULPERIA de la misma boes de
pc que tamben see e cado ESTABLISHMENTS.
Dich casa de cuena con un corstante surd de
demas que reaiza prerios baratismos c.
zatez IS-l1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-17

Vapor esp 1Vo BOSCH
Captain Don Joaquin Risech

viernes descarga Humacao Yabucoa regresa HUI
ss y
sabado 81 no hay ete sale las de la
do Vieques, regresa Humacso. ,f4IN II
Los L1tnes madr1uada nlladara YapQr disposi
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-17
ADVER R7ENcA

Ell que sus .ribe avisa los Conereantes que
para evitir rate.as de va ha slid vic na pagar4
ninguna nta haya 81 10 .cha por aIguna de
u familf bien tlnent escrto Puerto-Rico
Mario d. 1895.-Jxdn e 1na5l de Torres. lO--9
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and showed him simple Of TIA
Illinois tester and wanted him o.
figure on the iint cost u n sImi.a
book Of ABOUT 1900 ragcs. ClarE
told him the governor had nlrtauy
figured ON 10 ~ printer and know
what the cost wac. Ho also hni
hgutes from Chicago, but would prefer
TO have the work done here, even 10 %
cost little more. The binding would
cost II cents in Chicago, but Brady
was 10 lgufe 10 nj - cents. Clara t1ii
him $4,000 TO 10000 suia would rfUba.
bly, be needCd, bat no should figure ON
5000 sets, and by ClarRs giving
figures al sl.9J p6r volume there
would be a proh. OF about $4,000, n
that humber.
Tracy testified that on April 2j,h
he paid CLARK 5000 In the govefnor's
Office. Geo. DOW, CLARK, McFnil anu
himself were present when the pay.
mont was made. Ga tho DAY the con.
tract was revoked Tracy aud go. Dow
went TO tho governors on 20 10 sto
CLARK about the natter. CLARK was
busy, but requested them 20 call ia the
afternoon. At that tlnu CLARK an.
nOuuucI that ut meeting In the
morning, nj which Governor Peck aud
General Doe were present, it WAS dC.
cldcd % revoke the contract lie o..
sured thom that they would get the
money back In about ten days aud
earnestly urgei them TO keep quie,
about H.. They told him all they wanted
was " get thUif money back.
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LONDON, Dec. g7.-it IL stated nov
that iu addition 10 WllsUa's party, a
party under Captain BARROW, sent Out
" Reinforce him, has been cut -
pieces by the Niatabelts. No ptess
dispatches have been received which
either confirm or contradict these re-
pJfis. The number competing VIII.
sons detachment Is said a. DO forty 10
one bundled, anu the Barrow dUtaoh-
mont IL reported 10 be- composed OF
about the same number rho news
caused great excitement in the city,
auu h being maIniHcd on Rll Hidca.
Elm0rs have it that the two columns
were composed VI several hundred
men, gui after being completely sur.
rounded by tho MAtabelss wcty
charged upon repeatedly aud slaugn.
tered, the DJuigs being horribly multi.
BtUi.
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MADRID, Dec. STAT the trial OF
Dolb0uche aud Feueifa they al.
dressed the Jury IN an excited manner
UNFOLDING tins principles " anarchy
aud COndemnlng violence, but pro.
claiming that tue term "auarchis"
was anonymous with that OF "honCst
mau.D
During the course Of their addroaso',
the anarchists also claimed that their
brethren Of Chicago, and others who
were executed A. penalty Tor their
crimes, were "martyrs IN the cause VI
redemption OF humanity" The
prisoners denied that they had any
intention TO blow up the CoriCs, ami
asserted that mau named Nuut1,
police spy, disguised as an an.
archlst, Induced them to carry the
parcols To the chamberaud they insist
ed that they were ignorant VI thClr
contents.
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BERLIN, Dec. 2L-rhe Cologne
ZettHg prints letter nom Peslh
stating that a rumOr that hrchduke
otto, nelr 90 the Austrian throne, at.
tempted suicide, Is gaining credit, hut
In view oil Crown Prince Rudolph's
tragic death, all efforts are being made
to nuah up tie matter The Journey
~ Egypt which ArchduEe Otto l.
about 10 undertake. Is regarded ~ n
temporary bauishment, 10 b an Opeu
secret that OttO's eccuntricltles have
distressed the emperor very much in'
duo1, und induced HIM 10 punish the
ATchduke.
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nc,len I'D 40 l.nslI.h rrade.

IoNDoN, Dec. g7,-Ihe RAJ Mail
GGs re publishes review OF the traIu
of tae year, complied ir0m official lfe
turns. 10 says: "lradu during 1893
VAS worse even than 1892. A general
gloom now hangs over the c0unTy's
industries. Inc impuris Tor eleven
r.opths declined ElTbO0,O0O compared
win 1892, aud tue exports decline
go 6OO,OJU There has been aahtins-
aye IN every important class Of imports
and exports. On the o,her hand tue
hmercAn trade Is steadily advancing
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DISRESPECI TO OUR FLAG.
BfilIlials Fire at q Boa, Showing lhs
Stars and Stripes.
Captain Andrews nnd Thrco Sailors
Placed Ia Prison NJ
rio IRnrira.

PHmADFLpiuA, Dc. 2f.- The
American schooner Grace Andrew,
commanded by Caplaln Andrews, has
arrived from Brazil, Captain AulSows
tellsA story Of outrageous treatment by
PeiEoto's soldiers Ia Bu harb3r
Captain Andrews hal started Tor bis
ship 10 tho hArbOr In small boat, and
whom within haillng distance OF the
shore hoislod the American dag, but
the soldiers on ahoru shoutsdi ~ you
don't stop We will shoot YOU" aud nfUi
several ahois. The captain put bis boat
on shore and was arrested, together
with three sailors, aud placed In prison.
He WAS then taken 10 Rio ani the cIiri
OF police put them 10 jal without any
food. Ho managed 10 communicate
with the American consul aud Oh
tained release.
The captain complained about the
soldiers having hauled down the
American nag on his small boat, but
tno consul paid no attention 10 Il. lie
claims tho iacls Of the situation at RIO
arc suppressed by the oiilclils, Und
that the American press nus Incorrect
nows.
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DESvER, Dec. 27.-James +. Haley,
* city treasurer recently brought
back from California 10 answer The
charges Tor forgery, will probably 10
Tree. All the forgery charges were
nolle prosecuted and the charge u
umbtgslement dismissed. The remain.
ing charge Ia misdemeauor, ana that
viii probably 10 dropped.
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81. PErERsnURG, Dec. 2I.--A duel
has been fought ~ Isarskoc Srll be-.
tween Prince G0garInl, an cX'0iiioer
oi the imperial guards aud nlu.de.
camp 10 Grand Duke Vladimir, anu
Captain Mattel, also formerly n mem
Der OF the imperial guards. The weapons
used we're pistols, anu twenty PAGES was
the distance. Only two shots were eX.
changed, and neither Of tue cOmbatauts
was INT.
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Allaehmsnl on ILoIIInr sloeI..

HARIFOHD, Conn, Dec. 2I-Au
Attachment Tor 100000 in favor OF the
Philadelphia q heading was placed
on the rolling stock OF the New York
d New England In Hartford this
evening. The papers were presented
before the receiver had been appoiuted
aud were thus made binding. IL was
placed 10 cover money loAued by the
Philadelphia q Reading 20 the New
York d New England. a number VI
trains arc now tied up IA the yards.
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MONTREAL, Dec, 21,--A petition is
being circulated and signed among the
Euglsh residents Of Montreal, asking
the discharge OF the young mUn Mer'
cier, Pellgud anu De Mnrtisny,
charged with attempting 10 blow up
the Nelson monument on tho night 90
November l0,h, Further preliminary
hearing OF the osse ID iiXuu Tor JauuHfJ
I6EU.
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TunIkEY DINNER AND CHICKEN
LUNCH.

Turkey Dinner from four 20 eight
3. M. including fresh OYSTER, 20 cent?.
Chicken Lunch, including ircsh Oys.
ters from 1854 a. m, to- 3. ~, 80 cents,
~ Occidental Restaurant, Nv. IA East
First south street.
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For tho christmas anu New Year
Holidays the Eio Grande Western
Railway will make rate Of one rcgu.
lar iarc Tor the round trip between all
stations on ne system. Tickets will be
Issued on Dec. 23rd, 2ilh, g5lh, SO,h,
3lst, aud jan. LIT; all tickets 10 be
limited Tor return passage 10 Jan. ith.
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but what elect the cha 20 90 the
urin Will cause is matter Of c1njtc.
lure. Brazil ANA other south Ameri.
cau republic, except Chile, have been
iHrgu huycrs. The merchants general
Ny IRE looking with confidence Tor iru-
proving trade In 1894, provided no
eri0us strike or lockout occurs"
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CIIRIsTMAs Ann NEW YEARS
HOLIDAYS.


For the helldayr the Uuiou Pacific
viii cell oxourslon tickets ut rate Of one
faro Tor tho round tup 10 any point In
Uiah, also O. any point on tue Unlun
Pacific 5yslcm outside ot Utah within
distance " $50 milui, and 10 all points
lu Colorado.
Tickets 90 be sold Dec. s8rd, "a 3D.,
gill, 3Jlh, 3isl, anu January lst guoJ
Tot return until Jan, an.
Tickets sold 10 Colorado points Will
10 cd iuT return until Jan. 10TH.
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NEW YORl, Dec. 97.-Orders Tor the
MRintonumah 10 prepare In twenty.
four hours 10 90 10 sea were received
ut tho navy yard today. The ultimate
destination Of the monitor will un.
doubtedly be Rio.
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CHICAGO, Dee. T.-Tho 300 road
precipitates now element Into the
ifans.uontinenlal rate trouble by tue
Issue OF tariff sheet which allows TIA
twenty.dollar diieIenIlal 10 all north
Pacific coast points. This new de-
mand SCENE 10 place the tFanscon'
tinental adjustment further OF than
ever,
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NO CoprPHOuIsE
nreeEeuridEe Determined to Fight TO
- Finish.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Dec, 27.-Colonol
BRECKENRIDGE son Desnh SAID today
regarding the Pollard suit, that his
isther would not consider moment
an offer for a compromise,
Colonel Breckenridge arrived to.
night from Washington. He stated
that there was not the slighleHt fouuda'
ton for the report Of a compromise Of
tho suit Of Madeline Pollard, The
latter IL not here aud IL not expected.
Col. Breckenridge expresses confidence
in his nomination for Congress.
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DETROIT, Dec. 21.-patfick Fitz.
gerald, iiagman Of tho Detroit 4 Mil-
wRukee railroad, says he IL the fitz-
perali who has been leit fortune Of
81 $3.50, 900 by The death Of an aunt Ia
CA f5Tnia. II, Engaged attorneys
to got the money Tor HIM.
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aorLn IN 1910.
The suit to All Appearance. Sui
peudiuE.

NEW York, Dec. 27.-tf legal ap.
pcnuucra count ior anything, the suit
VI Mrs. Islla Nicholas agaiuut George
Gould ia sfill pending. To-day Mr..
G1uld's answer was served up0u Howe
d Hummol, the young wOman'8 law
yrfs, by Gluld'a lawyer The answer
was simply a general denial VI the
statements madj IN Mrs. Nicholas's
complaint, aud shOj absolutely no
light upon this now celebrated law
suit.
Mr.. Hummol refused to discuss bis
cliuups case, except 20 feiteraiu that
the incts viii be- made public whom tue
tfial iH held.
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TELEGRAPHIC,
LADIES OFFENDED.
Editor Stead, Of London, Talks loo
Plainly In Chicago
MEEuSGoF wOnESs CLUBS.
Many OF His Fair Audience Determine
Never 10 Listen u Him
Again.

CHICAGO, Dec. CIV. r. S,ond, the
London editor aud feiormer, has moi.
tally offended many prominent wo.
men In Chicago by syme very plain
talk today by a Joint meeting " the
women's clubs Of tho city, called to
council regarding aid TO suffering
" his remarks Stead snid' "Women
who have great opportunities and neg.
lcct them are more dlsropulsblo In the
eyes Of God ami man than the mos,
abandoned woman Of tho streets"
This Ian ungo gave much Otiensc, an d
many ladies declared after the meet.
lux ended that they would never again
aiteud meeting a. which Stead was
present..
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HAsHuSurOS, Dec, 27.-Tho troa.
suty department has received letter
from Captain Munger, Of the revenue
cutter COtwin, announcing the arrival
Of the vetsel ut Honolulu on the morn.
ing Of tue lilh.
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offer my complete anu selected
stock OF watches ana Jswelry, Ut prices
lower than any other Jowoler Ia the
city. II choice goods viii suit your
taste, my prices will suit your pufsc.
j. -, JENSEN,
% T.. First South, doors west " the
Ihu.IIn.
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DENvER, Dec. s7.-GOvernor Waite
addressed the Farmers Alliance this
evening Ia defense OF his call for
special session OF the Legislature, giior
which tue Alliance endorsed his ac-
ton,
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1hn rren.nr, ,n.n nnI.ncc.

WAsIINuTON, ID. q. Dec. &C.
Another large hole was mhde In ,the
treasury cash balance today, AMI Tor
the firat time II fell below 100000, 600,
going to SIS, 0iB,Gs3, Of when ss2,O2i,-
1906 wnH gold ami the balance currency.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-28

BEHLtS, Dec. 21.-rwO workmcu
iounu Is package Tn the road. They
uautipuely opened H., but Il exploded.
Tue men cscapOi with wounds about
tho face aud hands. The police ArV In.
vcatigating the matter.
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THE ROsTER SUR
Tracy E,sunes ns TO the money Paid
by Rim

MADIsoN, Wis, Dec. 27.--Tho leading
plaintiffs IA toe Roster conspiracy suit
against Governor Peck ct al, were cX'
amlned before the court commissioner
las universe witnesses by tue attorney
Tor the defendants today. All the eN-
mcmhets OF the printing firm Of Tracy,
hits q Co.,, which advanced the So
900 puid tho official roster people 30
the governors office, were examined.
w. A. Tracy said tue first heard Of the
roster contract was about March lat,
when Private Secretary CLARK sunt int
him, tUlt him VI tue roster Oh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-28

BELGRADE, Dec. 2T-lhe elections
have teen attended In several places
with serious rlotiug aui blOOdshei. AZ
SchabRlz twonly.iOur Of the opposition
were wounded.
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Daring tho holiday, the Union
Pacific will srll cxcufsi1u tickets 10
Mautl AMI Intermediate points on the
5aupelr Valley Hllruud Good for IL
turn until January An, 1894.
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For Throat Diseases aud Coughs use
BEOwNis BRONCHIAL IHpCltEa
Like AL really good thiuge, they are
initiated. Ihe genuine ara sold only IN
torres.
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Arc making liberal oler 10 their
customers TOT tbs next thirty duys. An
onor thul has had no precedence IN
tins uity or Territory. Investigate for
yourselves aud to convinced,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-28

The leading dentists, DOOly Block.
strictly hfst.class work ut Ono.nAlf
price charged elsewhere. Bos. west Of
lhlenhu.
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rElxorO BrlLL TnNKIN0.

NEW Y0ml, Dec. 2I.-Thu Hsrd'd's
MontUyideo dispatch from RIO rays:
Grand DO sul that the loyal garrison In
Lage u being sadly dcmyfalizud by
hunger, due TO difiicullius IN getting
provisions through the insurgents
lines. Polxoto IL said 10 DO considering
the Availability Of ordering the
Niclhtroy and America 20 go 10 RIO
and make an attack upon Couras
island, aad upon the insurgents fhips
now ut anchorage among tho foreign
vessels In the bay. The feeling ia Rio
seems 10 be- that ylhing which
would sud the present state Of sus-
pensu would be relief
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-28

CAN ON MS before buying. our sleek
Ui Lumber, Sash, Doors, oIc,, u com.
pltto, ana there ia a great drop In
prices. Morrison, Merrill a Co.
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Unitsd state. Coraage Company.


TRENTON, n. j., Disc. 27.-rhe Ger.
t.Hcato Of Organization Of tue United
States C0rdugo company, the out.
growth OF the National C0rdage come
pauy's failure, was filed in tile office
" the secretary Of state. The capital
stock Ia placed at $4,000, 900, Harvey
A. A. Harold Of New York holding
shares amounting TO g3S05B,O01 anu
the balance being diyidul am az six.
tecn Others, including 4. A. q. Young,
one Of tue National Cofdarr com.
pauy'a receivers. Oi the capital stock
100000, 600 l. comm 20, sj,OlO,OOl flfst
pro erred, with n guaranteed siX por
cent dividend, ana 100000 second
preferred, with a limit VI eight PER
cent dividend from tho earnings Ia
excess Oi the dividends on the hiat
preferred stock.
NEW YomS, Dec, "a, - Rudolph
kuplcr has buen elected president, anu
W. IA. COtbin vice president OF the
United States Corlagc company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-28
A MERRY XMAS; A HAPPY new YEAR!
Surgical Institute. Located
nlock 81 salt Lake City,
Greeting.

More Ia which Advantage OF the 90 Rate for ~
Diseases. Positively i apply Now You
Treated Until Cured
cr Month-Niydiciuc Included.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-28

Sam'L Spry, tailoring; uniforms and
society goods; a. Main street, Salt
Lake City, Utah, Satisfaction guaran'
teed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-28

Finest aud select Wines at tho
Chlcag0 L-qu0r Hlnac.