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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08

There's not a loom trick con-
iured up on either side Of the ocean
but is represented in our COL
ORED DRESS STUFFS, if that
cunning has added anything to the
beauty and economy of wearaole
fabrics. Certainly no season has
disclosed as much of beauty or
such IittleneSS of price.
Hopsscking, 81 inch, in tau, Havana, and
navy. Tor SOC.
Hopsacking, 80 inch. SOC.
Serges, solid colors, 81 inch. 3nc.
Added hcit and nncness up 10 81.
Illuminated effects Ia nil manner OF weaves,
startlngly pretty ana novel
We've such a line OF fancy suitings az SOC. n
yard "a WAS never gathered here before.
At 2jc. Illuminated hopsacks, speckled natto
cloth: fancy Serges.
Brilliant Plaids cotton, "jc. wo's;ed. 47c. TO
9Sc
In exclusive things We show hundreds Of the
chcicest Dress Studs IN ono pattern OF ? sort.
The price is 50 to s25 tor dress lens'h.
In Black Goods the famous
Priestley weaves easily occupy first
place, while French and American
goods are shown from almost every
worthy maker
The bargain pre-enincnt Is an Atwood DiagO-
nal Serge. IS inches wide, f0r 40c.
46.inch Imperial Serge al Use. easily and
always 81.
Hopsacklng-
54-inch, tSc, s6-inch, SOC,
Second Counter. Main Aisle
Muchness don't always count,
but think of the selection possible
from a $4,000 collection of SILKS
Silks are Undesirable beauties.
Only seeing will suffice. Price
hints-5oc. TO $40 the yard-or, tc
particularize-
Fancy effects for dresses and dress garniturc
soc. tustead Of al.
2-tone BengaIines, exquisite. sl.iA.
Figured Tafieta. colOrs. tor dIojses and waists
el25.
A triumph of Silk goodness! Black Benga
line nj 81. 20--23.inch.
China Silks. for lamp shafes, SOC.
An exquisite line OF Evening SILKS.
Main Aisle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08

agents Of a
big carpet
mill threw
the remnant
OF the stock
on the mar
k e t. W e
bought I h e
lot--SOnne IL,
pieces. Spick
ndSpannew
goods /! Mon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
INTERNATIONAL BILLIARDS.
England Wins In tho Person of Her Cham
pioo, Roberts.
,c.-,---.~n tc tna niapatrhl
nv telegraph to the Dispatch.)

Nrv YopW. October THE billiard
match of a series of ten games. 1000 points
mp each game. between Roberts, the Eng
lish champion. and Ives, the American
chamnion. came to an end tonight. Rob
erts was the winner by the grand total OF
l0. 600 points to 1878 for Ives.
Ives PLAYED very nervously during the
evening game. He made game. He made
the biggest score of the night. however.
in the thirty-eighth inning, when he made
a run of $3.50 points by nursing. the balls
around the rail. Roberts played steady
game, with a high average. He won the
game and the match in the fortleth IN
ming.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
Rrdbsp. MONDAY. Oc,,,rn..-

we'YSa'hered from fer A..
near sP a collection Of n~t,.
disc aeven the b. S'9,e ,....
show at one time be>v. T..
seash's business prom ,...
crofed into very few ~e,. ..,
to E intense while .t.r.. AL
areplly prepared, arl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08

that he was confined in an asylum In
that State for some time. The prisoner
has no friends here so far as Is known.
and he win probably be sent to the asy-
1um.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08

MFRS. JULIUS BEAR WILL MEET
wi the demands OF the trade by selling
stylish millinery at prices lower than
elsewhere.
Having less expense than others. gives
you this rare chance.
Satin and velvet-Top Sailors, 4sc.. worth
y5c; Felt Flats. all colors. 5oc.. worth 75c.
Quilts from &c. up. Aigrettes. loc.; Felt
Plateaux. for making hats. from soc. up.
A large assortment Of black and white
material, as we'll as all the other new
shades. Infants and chiidren's Caps and
Cloaks. Also a nice line Of Dolls. very
MRS. JULIUS BEAR.
ocs su. Tu. r.. s2l east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
MONDAY, TUESDAY, ) "WEDNESDAY
WILL WITNkS OUR
GRAND AUTUMN 0PENINGr

to which Our Public is most cordially invited Ne,.r
Store look Iovelier never have goods beegathcrei
were ttsreaSonS numerous for y0ir tuning tatac.
every household need
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08

A CARPET OCCASIONAL
change in the New York sales
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
MILLINERY OPENING
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,

We gave you a little foretaste
last week of the beauties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
day is your opportunity.

day is your opportunity.
Tapestry Brussels, SOC. a yard and upward.
Moquette az low az S3c.
Ingrains start az lO4Er.
IInOeuin at 35c. yard.
30-nch smyrna Rugs for sl75-an WOOL
Take Elevator.
SO far as we know there never
has been such a gathering Of Che
nile, Lace, Silk, and Damask ORA
PERlES in Richmond or the South
certainly never before an entire
stock gathered directly from the
mills, at home and abroad, with the
saving of all intermediate costs.
Think Of pretty Nottingham Lace Curtain
otbets ;5c. Tor Tor 3 yard; esc.. .I25, sI.75. and
up tor 10 yard or white.
great, liberal 4-ysrd Curtain for s2.4o a
Renaissance Lace. ~ yards long. ecru or
white. $3.50, 1915, g.. and AZ to '3' a
FS-yard length at 70 pair.
Raal Brussels Lace, 30 yard, $3.50 and
sl16O a pair, up TO esq for 3,s and I yard
Real Tamboured Lace, as.75 10 s075 for 81
| yard: ss 80 TO sl2.jO for yard.
Louis XIV. handmade. slO.5O pair.
Newest effects In sash Curtains, plain AMI
frilled, are shown Ia Point 30 spfte ana
Muslin.
DRAPERIEs by the yard
IRISH Point jOc. and up 10 Sl.25.
Tambonred swiss, sbc. TO Toe.
Venice Lace. white, sl.25.
Damascus Net, new, yellow or green, 90
inches wide. 4ac. yard.
SPOTTED Musiin, white and colors. lOc. and
23c.
cHENILLE PoRTlEREs. se.0s, GAS. ana
up.
SIX Curtains made to DO sl2.5O are $3.50.
All the new shades
Silk Curtains up TO SEQ.
Snowflake Madras, 5 colorings, fringed, $500
pair.
Take Elevator.
\ ~ Plenty OF bed.
u NS clothing handy If
II )N<EI you've a care for
>--your health. It's
y ~ easier TO ward off
~ G1 ~ illness than 10
E-NAEks-. cure it,
% r forts,
- Quilts, and Blan-
THE COHEN co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08

The old way o. mIt'
70 allow tabIe>r1oa.-
son and one i0r tlc r.
result was un-erHH.
One.Minute Potyou
full 10 person, bless
never fail. Take 1--
with US. .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-20

a II. clifford, New Cassoll, wls.,
~ns troubled with Neuralgia and
Hheumaiiini, his Stomach was disor-
dsred, his Liver was afiectsd 10 an
alarming degree, apostle fell away,
and he VIVA terribly reduced in flesh
and strength. Three bottles u Electric
Bitterp cured bin.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,,
had n running sore on his log Il eight
years. standing. Used three bottles Of
Electric Bittet and seven boxes OF
Buckisn's Arnica Saive, and hls leg 10
sound and we'll. john speaker, Cat.
Awbs. o., had i've large Fever sorva
on his leg; doctors said he was lnourn.
bic. One bottle Electric Bittep md
one box Bucklsn's Arnica SAlve cured
him entirely. Sold at A. q. Smith h
Co's Drug Htoro. 3ss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-20
The Berlin Case.

Tho case Of Mrs. Lena Wright "
Nellie Berlin was heard ana disposed
OF Yesterday afternoon by Commits
sion.r Tefnes. The Berlin woman
was recently arrested in Salt Lake by
Sheriff BelnAp on the charge Of having
stolen 500 In cash from Mtn. Wright
during the early part OF the year.
On Monday Last, when the Gaze was
frat called, the defendant took the
witness stand In her own dei, nse, anu
teetilied that the 800 which she ~
charged with stealing was paid h.f snu
nm accompllco by the name OF Eu'
ellison hs the price which they WeIe
TO receive provided they did tne
lob OF killing Mrs. Chas' motifs,
whom Mrs. Wright was anxious
10 get rid Of, ae she 10
alleged, was very fond Of MIR. Morris
The death Of Mrs. M. was GUY an
nounced In the Ogden dally Tot anu
the reward claimed. rhisstory now.
ever was denied by Mrs. Wright, aud
ahe proved conclusively that she
know Mrs. Morris was not dead, having
met her the day following that on
which the death notice appeareujand a.
a consequence would not pay 500 for
the killing OF n woman when she had
met the supposed victim on the street
alive aud In good heath. The ige
took the view that the story OF Nelly
Berlin was fake and therefore
fixed her ball at $500 10 await
the action Of the grand jury. Not be-
ing able to raise the required bond she
will reinAin In the county jail until
her case IL disposed OF.
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To Face the Judge.

Philip Ford. the ox.dog catcher, was
last night arrested ON the charge Of
petty larceny, preferred by William
Richards, the restaurant man.
David jenkins mot our old friend,
"Uncle David"l Will have a hearing
today ON the charge Of assault anu
battery.
J. McClaoklln was yesterday arrest.
ed ON complaint Of Mrs. Matilda Col.
ton, she alleging that MINI. had given
her little boy n thrashing for calling
him names.
Fred Jude got on big drunk al
Riverside park aud made things quite
unpleasant In his Deighborhood, aud
Officers Chase and Harbeston brought
him to the hotel de Davenport where
he put In the remainder Of the night.
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Notes and Personals.

George Thatoher's Minstrel and Ex.
uavaRAnxa company gave very
meritorious performance here last
night, In presenting their latest hit,
Africa.
The great steam road roller com.
mencod operations on Twenty.fifth
street yesterday morning, but had not
gone far before the big machine found
q soft spot In the apparently hard road
where II stuck fast Tor considerable
length Of time, but was finally extri.
Gated anu wentto work in great shape.
orson Smith, president OF Cache
Stake, returned 10 his homo In Logan
today. He has been spending several
days In Ogden, attending conference
and also the Old Folks gathering.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-20

II you arc not feeling strong and
healthy, try Electric Bitters. II "La
Grippe" has lott you weak and weary,
uss Electric BlttoTa. This remedy acts
directly on Liver, Stomach and KID.
neys, gently aiding those organs 60
perform their functions. II you are
SfIilcted with Biok Headache, you will
lind apeedy and permanent rllef by
taking Electric Bitterp. One trial will
convince you that this IL tne rcmeuy
you need. Large bottle only 6Oc., a,
A. q. Smith a Goa Drug Store. dss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-20
Miscellaneous Matter.

II. s. Pync, DR.. Hnnnbcrg and
Alex. Hedqulst, jt., druggists, az.
peared before Justice Alexander yei.
terJay, on the charge Of ceiling liquor
without city licenses. A change e
venue was taken to the court OF Justice
A. l.. Booth, before whom the ease
will be- tried.
George Hammer, proprietor Of a
Lebi hotel, Ia the loser Of q watch
which one Of his guests unosremUni.
ously departed with the other evening.
Marshal Lloyd Of scofeld brought
In Alma Pratt on Tuesday evening
aud delivered him over 10 the insaht
asylum authorities. Pratt escaped
from the asylum about n week ago,
since which time he was at large until
captured at scoheld.
The goods Of Hathenhruck a Co. are
being cold nt auction under the direc.
ton Of Deputy Marshal Fowler TO
satisfy the judgments OF Elmer s.
Jones OF al.
The store merchandise Of s. y. Jones
d Go. will be sold ia bulk on July goth
at ~ M, 10 satisfy numerous judg.
montF.
County CLERK Halliday Ia llmplng.
He was out riding and his horse
SHE'D, stepped In hole aud fell with
his leg underneath. lie Is not serious
ly hurt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-20

Since its nst Introduction Electric
Buffers has gained rapidly in popular
favor, until now II is clearly Ia tho
lead among pure medicinal tonics and
altorstives-contiining nothing which
RENTS it, use NJ a beverage or intoxk
cant; It Il recognized rs the beat and
puTest medicine for all ailments OF
stomach, Liv.Hor Kidneys. II will
cure SlcR HoidRche, In digestion, COn.
s,ipGtion, and uriys Malaria from the
system. Satisfaction guaranteed with
each bottle or enc money will be- re-
funded. PIigs only 600. per bottle.
Sold by A. q. Smith A Co., Drugglsls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-20
Under Arrest.

II. NJ. Spivey, superintendent Of the
Bear Lake and River Waterwofks
company, was yesterday arrested on
complaint Of VIM. Biniofd, chief Of the
Hire department. The complaint
charges MIR. Spivcy with tho violation
OF u city ordinance which requires the
said water company 10 have n man at
each IRE that may occur In the city
aud thereby secure good pressure oil
water. At tho firs ut WilllamS house
last Tuesday the water was so low that
the fire lAduies were powerlrss 10 OK.
tinguish the FIRE M no pressure could
be- had. The arrest followed rs result.
The hearing will take place today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-20
Szpdard Cburcb UCorks.

Boob 81 Mormon. An asooaui Of ~
Ancient fnhAbi,snp ~ tho American Conf
bsni, uriitan By Nc hNni ~ Mormon upus
riaias iataa trom ths plates OF Noph, fount
nssr Manchester. Ont,no o., gsv York. nd
Translated By u,e Prophet Joseph smith, ".
dnL ,1is, flu Doet, tiD. Fii Boan, nts
Pull boek ts,nAli, ESQ. Pull Lsaiher embossed,
nn, Run Cluih, smiosssd. is1.
Book Of Mormon. tlafga pHut.) Aiorposa,
Ettra olt, tl7s; Loa-adr. Gus, ". o. Laau..s,
t11s Cloth tLm.
Dectrius nua Covenants Of The chrr-h q
!eaas uhnst Of Laitar-day saints. oautalntng
uis hsvoaulu1 gwen . Joseph smith, g., -
rruphc,, inr iho building ur u tas gingdura ~
God "a Ne las days CUE D5s, Pull BOA.
laoo' faii Roam ti.Is, Fal Dock ttnatl, iit0,
RAl Loaihor, embossed. si.ss. Faii CloIa, eal
bossed. $500
Dee,rine aud Covenants. Iarao rriutA,
horooeo, Eiira GnL ,lTs. ta.Ihsr, alit
t1o0i Leather, tl.@. Cloth, ALA
peasi OF Great Prioa. choice ..ieg,ioa
from ne Revelations. foundations, and MAJ.
raiions u Jo.sph smith, afs, Prophet ssss
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iasiar-day Saints. Mlfooso, dlL u,aoi
tratber duL u.oCl Han Js,,, och, eu.
boasoi, soo.
ksy 60 tis Science 81 Theology. D..
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pies 81 spiritual PHILOSOPHY, Religion, IAu
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Christ OF Iausr-iay Raints ny psfisy r.
Pratt Pal HAN, embossed sOc.. Pull uotA.
embossed, s'-i lamp uioth gso
Spsncer's Letters. Exhibiting TIE mos, MON.
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Of L,,tertay sNnis, ~ Orson spence. A. p
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orovcl' A. NJ, Boston, Mas. Fuii Hoan. fu.
boa'sd, h0li Pun uouA. sipbasssd. 1se
Ls.u'or, $3.50 out. tloo.
Hymn nooh. rusntieth Edition. Cloth, ass;
fal iloan, Is Full LsAthor, ti.oo. taalhsr.
EXTRA nuish, ti2ij Leather, ont tisG.
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prominent doctrines OF no Church u Jssu,
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leather, se' CLOTH, 1e; Dosfda, aoc.
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tm,,,t,a 800. 49, :, a. 80 ~, 'NNne'' N''S
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District Court Matters.

Business In the Fourth district court
was very light yesterday. No case,
were heard, but Judge Miner rendered
his decision In the case OF y. Poha'
laski a 90. va. John MoManis OF nj, q
suit which was heard last Monday. II
was held that the Ogden State bank
was the ilrst creditor OF McMoffis
Bros. and, therefore, the money TO be
paid by the Insurance companits
would 70 TO the bank.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-20
SILVER IN UTAH COUNTY.
A Meeting Of Mayors and Bnsire's Men
10 be Held In Provo This
Evening.

The silver question is demanding
the attention Of Utah county. Lead
ing citizens have called a preliminary
meeting Of the mayors Of cities hni
business men Of Utah county 10 be-
held at the court house this evening
for the purpose Of making preparations
for n mass meeting TO be held In the
near future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-20
= Coed rhIng for summer Complaint.

Mr., J. w. HAger, well known mer.
chant OF Clio, Iredell Co., North Caro-
lima, cured four cases of lux with one
small bottle OF Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrbmi Remedy. This
ie tho most prompt aud sucovistul rem.
rdy in use Tor dy,sntfy, diarrhma,
cole and cholera morbus. No other
medicine will take its place or do it's
work in this class Of diseases. IL il
equally valuable for children and
adultp. 25 and 90 cent bottles for sale
by u. q. Nj. /. Drug Dept. d&s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-20

For summer complaint In the child.
rem, there IL nothing as goou a.
CbAmbotlhin's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhma ltcmody. = cures dysentry,
and oholera infantum, ami
never fails when used In Tins and the
nlain printed directions arc followed.
When reduced with water and sweet.
ened II II pleasant 10 take. 20 and 80
cent bottles for sale by u. g. NJ. |.
Drug Dept. DDS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-20
Garfield Bench Trnlna.
Effective July l9th aud until further
notice trains between Salt Lake and
Garfield Beach will run ~ follows:

bathing, Boating, Dancing. olsen.
orchestra In attendance every after.
noon and evening. Fare for round
trip only 30 cents.
ID. Il. BuRLEY,
General Agent Passenger Department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-20
Recker Wins.

The contest for the Territorial
championship between VIII Lynch, OF
Salt Lake, md q. L.. Becker, Of this
city, came of yesterday afternoon nj
the Ogden Gun club grounds, and
resulted In victory for Becker ON
scors OF ~ to A..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-20
RIO GRANDB
WESTERN.
Standard ouaua
CURRENT TiaI IkEsi


IN hUect NNN afN. h9DL
irlvNs sAtr IANa
No a-Tor Provo, Grand Junou0n Anf
on points Eaat ....,.-. ..,........, sos am
No, t-Tof Provo, Grand Junction and
all points kast........ .......-- 7 o. pm
No. t-Tor Provo, fAysOn ,kurCka and
SILVER CITY ......ss....-......-h.Q 1 pm.
NO. t-Tor hiAFham. Provo. Manu,
and HnlinA ..ts... sss....... sssH - am.
10. l--for Ogden and wo.t..,..... n ~ pm.
No l-for ogden and the West ....... 10 % a'in
an rvs satr fAWN
No, i-From Provo. Grand junction
and tic East .......... ...... 10! 20 a N.
No. a-TTum Provo, Orand junction
and the EAst.................... II 80 .. m.
No. E-from Provo, payfon, eureka
aud silvr TCity ............ ..... 10 90 a, m
10, b-from bingham, Prove, MAnu,
and NAlina ....... ....,........... 2 ilNrsui.
No f-irom ogden aud TIE WosL..... - am.
NO. t-ftom ogden and tho West. 'ilV pm.
only line running through Pullman Palace
Double Drawing Room slocpora % Denver VIA
1rnuc Junction and 10 kAusAa city and thica'
20 via Colorado points and only line running
Pullman slcopers salt Lake IN san francisco
NoehAngesi close connections. Safety speed
AMI comfort.
tickst Onics 80. 9nn q uRtn str~-t
u. 4. bODGE, A. h WILLY III. BENsgrr
Gen. AGnaEeL Gen. supL zen. ar. A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-20
University ofttaIi.

Fall term begins September rs, 1893.
For catalogue and other information
address ID. II. Allen, Salt Lake City
Utah.
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The THROUGH CAR LINE,



Trains srrrs and D,l.art ~ sat Lake
Ciy Dity a. Foioirss
AnHvE
FROM an Eastern points ..,.......... 90 a m
Prom Butte. Portland San FRAN.
cisco. Cache valley and ogdcn..i0 % m
From ali Eastern points. Para CITY
and ugion..........s. ..............ll 20 o M
FROM cache valley and Ogdcn.....--. 10 y IN
FROM Provo ami intermediate
ruints....s.ssssss,..,s. .......sss.s.s Q ID q M
Iron Milford Juah. S.phi, Provo.
Eureka and Inter mediate points % p IN
'Froin Terminus aud Tooole............. 4 W p IN
pIrAHr.
For ogden, tark Cliy and an Eastern
points ....,.s.....s.........s.,.. % am
For Butte. Portland, San Francisco
and Cache iey............ O. a IN
Fer Ogden, Park tliy, intermediate
points andall points Eust.......... . 30 . N
Tor ogden. ali intermediate points
And ian Francisco. ............, o 90 p IN
iror Eureka. Provo and Nllford-....-. 10 an
Dor Provo and intermediate
points,. .............,.............. 5 70 . m
'ror Tooeio and Tofmiuus..,......... IS an
tpaily. sundays excepted.
TRAINS south ~ Juab only run o times q
week leaving Juab Monday. Wednesday aud
fudayi leaving FRISCO Tucsday. Thursday and
saturday.
City Ticket ONCE, 2Oi Main Street.
DE. hurley. Gcnl Agt raasgr. Dept
4. DICKINSON, General Manager.
p. L. LOMAX. q. =. = r. Agent
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10 AnihTacl,e ,oaI ,onsumera

Purchase now for July delivery; rate
$3.50 Per ton. Winter rate will be
tlO.50. Order OF WOlstenholme 4
Morris, SO West Second south.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-20
Liberated.

George Smith, arrested on warrant
sworn out by Mrs. Il. A. Lommers,
charging him With assault and battery,
was yesterday dismissed, there being
no evidence 10 hold him on the charge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-20
SUN
ROBERT BONNER
experimenting tho shoeing Of
6ynoI with the Putnam Nah

pnc7rrcr iffLL SOCK TANs,
MILLER 4 stHLEY,
rnAvutrS, vryANo1 Co. Pa. Fob. "a, itJl.
PUTNAM NAIL Co, Ncpouset, Mass,
iyingtu your faTof0 on tho
itih inst, will ftato that have used tho Put
nam Nail and others but 10 has como 10 tho
other natl 90 b. used than tho Putnam Hot.
Forged Nail ift can prevent 10. while there
may b othofs a. good. know what these are.
and cannot Afford % make snFtflmcul.
Veg respectfully yOuTa
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-03
CHARGED Win STUMBLING WOMEN.
a Man Who Advertised Tor Females to Join
q Theatrical Troupe.

Yesterday afternoon Detectives Boyd and
Tramuel tJi William l.. Draper. car
Icuter. thiliy-uiue YEAR old. aHdlOcs= d him up
On a charge Of being a '-usricloas person.
Ih,s morn. NJ he Nns taken to the Police
Cont. blt Attorney Tugh thought the case
needed further iayestigatiou AMI the prs
one Wa returned 81 the police station.
Draper % - charged. adverti-ed for females
90 loan theatrical troupe which lac was organ
i1lng Fo.iovfag their visit u i charged he
M - ga eugHga .neut with each 90 them % meet
hun and .,t measured fo- tIght-. IL Is also
claimed that -sme % the women paid him for
tlc tights tnni they were g. gel.
among the females who responded were
several who reside IN alleged disreputa5le
house. ard i. j. the intention Of the officers to
have thea used ~ witnesses.
The ca-e viii probably be heard before Judge
kluball tomorrow.