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only AN incident.

LOUIS, Marcn Il. - ne re-
s of Mrs. Eva Byington from
county Jail in this city to Pc.
W ashington county, where
IS to be tried for the murder of
e'ght year old step-daughter,
u an incident in a family feud
(h in bitterness rival the len
= of Sicily. The Byington
Pigg families of this state are
PARTIES to the feud. About five
ago William Byington, a
ver with severa children,
bed aside family pre- .iulices and
bed Miss Amelia Plgg, al d up
year ago, to all outward APP
ances, lived with her in perfect
hony, notwithstan ding that GER
rumors were ahoat concerning
alledged intimacy of the wife
former sutton, one Shelly.
he morning of March 20, 1872,
gton left the house to feed his
(, and upon his return was hor-
to ind his laughter Eva lying
in the open fire place. The
Me of the children directed
lcion towards Mrs. Bylngton,
close examination of the
revealed the fact that the
mad been beaten to death with
POI jack, which was found GOV.
with blood and with some of
cAilds hair adheared to it. The
pected woman's conduct corrob
va the suspicion and she wa:
1p1ly locked up. Shelley short
Niward visited her in all, anG
disappeared never to be seer
H. Excitement ran high at thu
y and 1t was the imminent peri
4 verdict y, by Judge Lynch tina
4 !" her removal from the IL ca
i 70 this city. Mrs. Byington i
! Il'afkably handsome woman
~ lace and form, and she
yug odds the fairest prisone
NAs ever been in durance vii
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WHY WILL YOU cough when
Sh,loh's Cure will give you immedi-
ate relief?. Price 100, 600 and ST.
For sale by Williamson Drug com
pany.
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The ingredients of which DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup the great lamily
standby, is compounded, are the
best and purest to be found in the
pharmacol ua. The standard OF
this great family medicine has been
kept uniform through a period of
nearly fifty years, and hence its
phenomenal popularity with the
masses.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-06

Climax Pills cures all liver ills,
biliousness jaundice, indigestion,
sick headache, etc. For sale by
druggists
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MORNING SPECIALS
e'nruS HIS RESIGNATION.

..rse ra''or'. Death Sentence
.,uuced-Cieveiand Receives
,.;ut COmittee-The Lenten
The spanish EiectiOn-Other
caters
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Deane, The PHOTOGRAPHER.

Has copcned for business Ala Austin Conner
Tucker Co.'S He has the and latest styles backgrounds
accessories and everything pertaining to elegant photography The
plastic grounds the latest grounds before
brought Waco Also the largest photo box and cnse in
the city which will enable him to make esze bust photos direct
and introduce large Photographic work Waco he will give away
ABSOLUTELY free charge all during February March
and April May A FIVE large portraits, handsomely NAMED,
One 22X27
For each dollar Will be given ticket each VIII
DON'T
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Remarkable,

"A child saved from the jaws Of
death by the timely use of Climax
Oil the best medicine on earth for all
pain
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rner Big and Mary streets.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-06

sHILOH'S yITALTZER il what
,eu nesd for constipation, Loss o.
Appetite, Dizziness, and all symptoms
Of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 70 ,ents
per bottle. Sold BY Williamson Drug
Co.
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pany.

We will sell lumber and build
houses as cheap as anybody for cash
or on time. Try us.
KIvErT FILMING LUMBER CO.,
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TayiOr.s Death Sentence.

hl 10 ut iNSNss
burn, n. y, March 6. Last
It at II o'clock the sentence of
b passed upon George Taylor
|anuary went into effect, and
|pg the comir week he will be
kutel in the ectrical chair.
warden refuses to disclose the
fixed upon for the execution,
as no legal proceedings are
bi2g in the murderers' behalf, it
probably take place early in the
(. The crime for which the
oner is to suffer the death
lty is the unprovoked and cold.
uAsA murder OF a fellow convict.
Ssince committing the crime
y has maintained an air of
ess good nature that is a source
The greatest astonishment to
having him in charge. When
Jas sentenced he politely thank
be judge and returned to his
without for m oment or by the
Ptest sign showing that he
ded the fate in store fer him
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Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised drug
gst to sell Dr.. King New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
upon this condition. IT, you are atilict
ed with a Cough, Cold or any Lung,
Throat or Chest trouble, and will use
this remedy as directed, giving it a
fair trial, and experience no benefit,
you may return the bottle and have
your money refunded. We could not
make this offer did we not know that
DR.. Kings New Discovery could be
relied on. 1t never disappoints. Trial
bottles free at W. b. Morrison u
Co. s Drug Store. Large size SOC and
$l.00.
You can buy good lots, we'll located
from kirkpatrick for about one hall
what you would have to pay for Other
lots no more desirably located.
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The General Election.

.,l,l to the News.
NApRlp. March 6.-The general
..tion for mem bers of the Cortes
|, progress to lay throughout the
nniry in accordance with a decree
|ned by the Queen regent. The
4 legislature will meet in July.
1,ich Tenders His Resignation.
(,,to the News.
EAsnINero> March &. Solicitor
neral Aldrich rendered his resig
ion to President Cleveland to-
and will return to Chicago in
Nv days to resume his position
member of the law firm Of
driCh, Pane Il DeFrees. In
,kipg of his resignation today
Aldrich said "This is not due
ticularly to the election Of Mr..
vsnd, as | had made up my
NO resign regardless of the out
Nj the election. | came here
eJ for the experience, and find
ractice in Chicago much more
lucrative, and more to my
b.. Mr.. Aldrich also said that
prevalent rumor to the effect
he was to form partnership
Attorney General Miller was
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court today against the United Press
tot the appointment Of receiver And
an accounting. The action ruussgainst
the United Press, Charles a. DAM
william NJ. Lafian, John II. Walsh,
Walter T.. Phillip and half dozen
other directors. The complainant 10 the
Evening News AasUoiati0n u Detroit,
Mich.
IL is charged that the United Press
was organ zed under the laws OF Now
York In 1882, and reofganized In 1854.
The complainant hell five shares Oi
the founders' stock. For some yenp
nil went we'll, but some time about the
CLOSE of 1857, the officers formed new
c,mpany. under the laws OF Illinois,
TO take the business Of gathering and
rollectipg news of thu ban0s u the
original company. The original com.
many had n capital stock Of 100000,
tut The new company Il capitalized for
Hfty times NJ much, that u, Tot 81 ,OOO,-
600. on this bss some OF the stick.
holders of the New York company
were permitted to exchange their
shares In that company iOr the new
issue by the Illinois company, fyculv-
Ing fifty shares In new stock for every
share they held OF the Old. This dual
completed, contract was drawn up
between the old company anu the now,
whereby the million dollar corporation
undertook to take charge of the news
business, anu guaranteed an annual
dividend Of o per cent 10 the $4,000
company.
10 provide a profitable deal for tie
favored stockholders, who were &C.
corded the privileges Of an exchange
Of stock, the new company began
iorthwIih 10 pay annual dividends o. :
Ter cent, showing that the same bufi.
ness would have yielded 200 per cent
dividends to tha stockholders VI the
old company.
The Stockholders Of the New York
company who were not given a chance
10 70 into the Illinois cimpany were
coon startled to I'm that for the guar.
anteo " PER cent they had giyun
away 200 yer cent. For two years pact
10 dividonds had teen PAID, but the
complainant In the suit Instituted 10.
DAY expects 10 establish the fact that
the stacknoldep OF the United Press VI
New York were dsiraudod out Of con.
siderable profit during the four or five
ysaTs when tht u nlted Pftss Of Illinois
was making money. There are also
certain valuable Telegraph contracts
which the complainant maintains
should he used fof tho benefit u the
New York company alone, and an
effort will be made to prevent what l.
claimed 20 be the unlawful aud fraud.
ulent use 0i these by the illinois com.
pany,
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Ihe Ulster Parliamsn. Assembled 10
RlSiSt Home Rule.
Russians sim EnioyinK tho uospi.
tally Of the FFcnch.-A
Volcano Active

BELFAgr, Oct. 24.-rho Ulsier par.
lament assembled today to take meas
utes to resist home rule. The meeting
Of parliament reused great deal Of
Interest In tue city. The streets were
crowded with people aud the noighbor.
hood OF Ulster hall packed to the at.
most by people DESTROYS Of wilneieins
the Assembling Of the auli-home rule
delegates.
Tue sitting was conducted In private,
tut u trlnspircd that thei cult
AburCorn was unanimously olUCil d
president, after which the nntiU
anthem was sung amid great ,nth. :
usm.
while tho Ulster parliament ~ iu o
sion "a simultaneous conference ..
uuiOuist women IL citing Va the A..
svmbly hall. A heated discussion took
place on the question whether all the
uniOuist people should be Included In
the contract conference. Two Pregby.
terrain Olorgymen moved that only ten
should be allowed 10 VT In the council,
aud this motion was carried. Cam
supported the amendment, aud the fu.
suit was, threats were maze 10 dcthrone
him from the IN ,stvfship Of the Orange
society. Most Of the members were
dissatisfied with the proceedings aud
LETT the hill. Tho meeting resolved
TO raise guaranty fund which should
not be- called on until parliament was
established in Dubliu. Resolutions
were carried unanimously, declaring
allegiencc IN tho United King ION anu
thanking the house Of lords Tor reject
ing the home rule bill.
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CONGRESS-.
A Lively Alteration la tho House
about SILVER.

about SILVER.
WAsuINuTOS, Oct. .i,-ln the House
the bill to amend the revised statutes
40 az 10 include engineers anu assistant
engineers In the liNt Of officers Of United
States vessels, required by the existing
laws TO be citizens Of this country, WIS
called up and passed.
Debate on the bankruptcy bill was
resumed, and benson OF Alabama took
the floor Ia opposition ana described 1t
length the depression OF the debtor
class, which he asrribed largely 10 the
demonetiEltion Of silver. He grew
heated ami there was lively alts!Sa.
ton. Patterson Of Tennessee objected
10 the statement that the admiulstra-
ton sought TO eliminate silver from
circulation, and Bland affirmed that
n the Wilson bill were passed the sil.
yer In circulation would have ~
be redeemed IN gold, NJ the greonbacks
were.
Dalzell Of Pennsylvania supported
the bill, Ray Of New York opposed
the bill.
Bryan OF Nebraska made a vigorous
speech IN opposition TO tho measure,
Al the conclusion OF BryRu's speech
tho House adjourned.
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.'i couldn't sleep, ! would gvt up fcoiIas
more llku had been working hard instrad oil
uNinE Go obtain rect tried 70 uumI ct % rem
ciIes recommended for fuch troubles. uut none
OF item rendered me frlirf hUrsmu Itap1n.
cent AMI ie ttlAt there woe uu IrIU Tor me.
- ftal OF hfa. Mansfield ana NHsttt'a akllt
IN WtaunF other cases slWUIIr 60 mine uud
concluded 10 give thomn trial fully expecting
" und thu saun old result UIIHfr I went 81
thCm and began their treatment after beinF M.
turtd inAt thuy uif not undertake any ease
uulrfa % was within their power 30 effect o.
cure, o. honesty was tho best policy and ffiN
was the basis ut their claims.
- nave o. 60 nrs Mansfield and nsfctt's
treatment nul remedies Aud i1lluWod their 40.
fcetinns fully ami am huupy 90 state that tn.
Gay trcl uH well 90 ever uld. Al my former
annoying frmUiuWs have disappeared. Head
aches gone, nose clear, throat clear. ringing 10
eara stopped, aud cat well Hud sleep sound
and gct up fcuNuE ffCsh and hearty / recon.
mcnd nfHs Mansfield and NiHactt g. the world,
ana Will verify tuIa statement g. any enc calI'
IDS on me 90 UF rrHI iCrrr IN Center ard,
Camp's Lane, sa.t Lake city, Utah.
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<HTgGA union
ls'91sisses9S1 PACIFIC
HssW SYSTEM.
The THROUGH CAR LINE.
Sept. ii, 1898.
Trains frrrs and Dg.ori % SAT- Lals
on D1iu ~ fONO.eis

ANIuNEs
rom all Eastern rUflis.....,......,.. 4 % an
Prom lutte, Portland. san FRAN
CISCO, Cache valley and OEIcn..iO W % m
From al Eastern points, Park JIty
and uEic1............ .............il 80 q m
ffom -au Francisco. UHdab and
intermediate poIuts.........a....... r 11 % IN
lrrom Milford. snnpcto valley .Juah, Ncphi
Provo, Iurutn aud intermediate points olUp m
'ft0m 1crmuut aud ro0U'o............ w D. lu
urrAur
for ogden. intermediate points.
san Francisco. rars city aud
al E1fiorn p1Inil ...........,.... 90 am
For ogden aud intermediate points d. 90 pm
For ogden, intermediate p0uu
AMI ai Eastern points. a............. @ sO p M
For Ogden. Bguo Helena. Portland.
cache valley aud sau Francisco q 90 roo
nor tufcta Provo, saupoto valley
tud 'uidi..,.............. ........ a Oh % M
'lor Tuoclo aud IcrmIuus.......,....5 o. am
uuu only ON Monday "wednesday aud
Friday
iru,ns south % 'ua1 will run every other
day only, leaving Juan Monday "Wednesday
Ind Tuiay. and frisco on Tuesday, Iuursday
and Saturday.
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REnLtN, Oct, IA sensation has
been caused by the discovery Of OK.
trnsiye frauds In the Berlin.Stettin
railroad. Iwenty.six guards employed
ON the railroad were arrested, charged
deffnudcd out " large sums OF mOney
through the fundamentally u those
guards.
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RrsIANs sTu.L rEAsrISG.
Tho sailors EpIoyinE tue Hospitality
0Itho French.

OF the lfeughs
PARIS, Oct 2i-Deputations from
the Fiench In Lorraine waited upon
Admiral Ayelan today AMI presented
him with numerous testimonials sub
scfibed for him by the inhabitants Of
that province, Deputy Meyers, In
making the presentation, said he
wished the Russians 10 know that they
had ttusiy friends In the 1900 COM
munea Ui Lorraine.
During the day the Russians visited
Versailles aud the municipal Authori-
ties. During the course Of luncheon
PRECEDENT CarnOt announced his inten.
non Of visiting Ioulon Friday next, to
return tho visit OF tho Russian sailors
iH Paris.
Admiral AvelAn was accorded
private interview with President Car
not this afternoon. Later In the day
[ he was rendered u banquet by the Club
Union Arlistique.
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TREATMENT BY MAIL.


Almost oyory mll IfInEs letters asking Drs.
MAuslull aud lilssru. D. 70 uccosaary 4, 1.-Two
In SAT- iAke DO order 90 take the treatment
Can on treat pauuuts 40 their homes BY mall
and other questions uf similar Import
Ufs NiauHurII and Ulaaott dVairo to Ftatn
therefore, Tor tho benefit or those who may he
hesltatlus about writing 90 them, that hy their
question hl.nkH and other Systematic arrange
mCntH, a sufficient knowledge u each case can
be- ohiaiurd g. make treatment an easy matter
Thus patients can Doc treated At their own
homes b. well as 100 Salt Lake, Ncdiclnes are
sent hY express, regular correspondence is
required Hid maintained, and tic physirtau
ana pau0ut arc tuua in constant touch
Prompt replies are made hy nfa. Manifold a
II ssvit notifications DO treatment prescribed
with tue proper medicines aud iu CNorY detail
cfrh ease b. worked out until cure D. effected
Luc.usv cents 40 stamps when you write for
question circular
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Chief nnm.eI Noi GuiIly.

81. LOUIS, Oct. .l.-Daniel Ramsey,
grand chief Of the order VI Railway
'relegraphcrs, talked with an Associated
Prcss representative tonight regarding
his recent Indictment In Marion cOun.
~, la. He said lac did not know why
he should have been indicted. He knew
nothing Of thewire-cuIting inquestlon,
and ho himself hal tried TO fnd the
guilty parties, In order to bring them
10 Justice.
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MADRID, Oct. "a. - The United
States w0Iship Bennington arrived I'll
Mellilla today AMI exchanged bAlutos
with tuo batteries. The Amts.San
commander landed and paid his 70.
spects 10 the Spanish authorities. The
Spaniards made horlie from Mellilla
today, and destroyed tho Moorish
trenches,
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CHICAGO, Oct. 2i-The weather was
bright aud beautiful, but q chilling
wind from the north made heavy
overcoats very comfortable for people
out doors. Tue low temperature did
not seem to dampen the aidor Of the
visitors taking advantage " the
closing days.of tho Fair.
The ladies observed today us Martha
Washington day, winding up this
evening with colonial tea.pafty and
mlnuet dance In the New York
state building. The committee on
ceremonies have prepared an elaborate
program fOf October S0lh for the OIL
clal closing Of the Fair.
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OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 2i-Almost the
final act in this appointment Of the 70.
celvets OF the Union Pacific OccgTred
yesterday Ia the state court % Texas,
when Morgan Jones Ruu John ID.
Moore were appointed receivers for the
Fort Worth q Denver CITY Railway,
the Panhandle Railway company and
the Fort Worth 4 Danver Terminal
company,
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BERLIN, Oct 2I.-Archduko Al.
brecht VI Austria arrived here this
afternoon wearing the new uniform,
In order to thank Emperor William
or appointing him field marshal. Em-
peror William met him AZ the station
and escorted him 10 Potsdam with
manifestations Of extreme c1rdiality.
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MADRID, OeL2i.-A bundle contain.
Ing dynamite and supposed TO be ready
for explosion was found today on tho
train at Logrondo, near Burgos, upon
which General Campos aud son were
passengers. The life Of General Cam
pos was recently attempted by Pallas,
the anarchist, who was aitetwafu
executed.
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Ahiuard, GRANTED - New Trisi.

BEMtS, Oct. 2i.-rhe court " ap-
pcals VI Lrirsic, alter having previous.
~ rejected One appeal made ny Rector
AhlwarIt against the sentouce i'm
posed upon him for libellug Loewe 4
Co., has now granted new Trial 10
Ahlwardt.
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rnE HOMESTEAD UAss,
Pardon for Poisoning LRborers Not
GRANTED.

PiTTsnuRG, Pa, Oct, 2l.-rho peti.
tilions tor the pardon of Hugh T.,
Dempsey aud Robert Beatty, convicted
Of oisonlng uou.union men at Home
stead during the great strike VI last
year, were taken up by the board Of
pardons at .larnsburg today, and Rfler
considerable confederation were re-
fused. Another effort viii be
made by the executive board ~ the
knights Of Labor TO secure Denpsey's
release,
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NEW YoRS, oct ga Hordids
Valparaiso dispatch says; The volcano
on Mount CglOuco has again bBc lmu
active. The streets Of Ofsono nre filled
with ashus. Traffic IL almost stopped
by them. Great alarm exists among
the residents,
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Headaches, Ringing In Lars, Weak
Eyes, Sore Throat, Hawking, splitting
loss OF Appetite, sloopiossno,s, etc. are
all caused by talnrTh. Dr.. Aiausurld
aud Bls'ot euro H. only e. "a month,
medicines Fruo
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City Ticket Office, 2Oi Main Street.
HUXLEY. Geul Ast rassgr. Dept
D. DICKINSON. General Manager
D.. 4. IOMAN. q. T. Al. AGENT
RIO GRANDB
WESTERN.
GRANDE3
IAMESTERN%
'gARnnylYSSa
sM@.



trAvEs SAT- tAHE
No. flor lsuNu, bingham uH1irN
uui tll ruinta LhHt.,,.....s..,s.. fio1 An.
ko,t-ior Prove, Grand Junctnn and
nipoints KAat...,.... ,......--. 5i0n.n
No, t-for rWUkn, llruvn. Manu-
and FuItna .I..... ........ .. tsnI PIN
No. t-for Ogden and Wost............. u 6l o. M
No l-FOr uFdun and tho West ......- u ~ STA
iUftNus sAtr LAKE
No. i-Trom Eurtta, Provo. Grand
Junctun and she Eh0t ..........tilo an.
No o-FTom Provo. Grand junction
and the kGat.,..-...,....s.-..,ii 80 D. m.
No. t-trom bingham, ttDYo, Mauu
and EnIinA ............ ........ fitlu.uL
No. s-Ffnm ogden and the West....... ~ Am.
No, i--itom ogden ami mo Wrst .s... 'fio pm.
only line running through Pullman Palace
Double unwuH itoum -lcupgrs o. Denver VIA
Crane Junction ami 10 kansas Diiy and thIrn
30 via Colorado points nnt only limo running
Pullman slocporH sNlf i.htC 90 San francisco
No changes close connections. safety tpcci
sud comfort.
Iishftonire No. - ~. cnd south ~.
4. 1. buDGk, A. - NkLuG III. HkENErr
ser. htEAEtL Ger. RupL Ssn.f. Ara
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AnsraNe Newspaper.

BERLIN, oct. 2i-Hrrr Saxon, ed.
itorot the Ar5eitsr ECituHg. was arrested
today anu conveyed 10 tho military
prison. The otiice OF the paper was
searched by the authorities.
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TORONTO, Oct. 2l.-Hugh John Nc
Donald, sJn Of the late premier aud
member of parliament for Winnipeg,
handed In hia resignation 10 tho
speaker OF the house today.
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u hfit noticed The disolH0 iu my head. W.
my nose stopped up. a Dun upait.bH u,gr t6g
t}eHs ringing nuists tu mT care "a |HI mF AZ
tenuon O. the fact Then iuy throat HrfaH h.
next began % loose my appetite. / UaUIdn't
kcUp the food cat in NY stomach aft.r ,stinF.
Ny a.Omaru would hluht nuu 900 with HFart
aud caused one much misery.
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De Mansfield mud Nssott arc per maneutly
located 900 salt Lake NHtn Perm iucncy. Npa.
and SSH form tho basis OF every
claim they make,
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NEW YORK, Oct. 2i.--suit was
brought IN the New York supreme
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rM A WELL NAN.

Are tho startling but We. ,ruo word.
spoken by Mr. Rock, who was suffer.
Ing from Catarrh oi,ho head. throa,
and somnch.
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LUa1ker Bros.
6 Fyler Go.
C1oaks.'..'
u aekets.
Very Important Word Received
From the East.

We have received important word
from our buyer, Mr.. Fylcr, in the
East, that he has expressed 200 more
ladies' and Misses Jackets-the
greatest of all purchases he has ever
made. Bought at 400 on the dollar
Think ofil Ten per cent less than
our first great purchase. An immense
manufacturers line, who WIS pressed
TO do IT, They are here and on sale
to-day. They'll go quick. We are
doing the Cloak trade Of Salt Lake.
Crowded every day. We were com
PEELED TO increas our number of
salesladies. Let us impress upon
you strongly once more. Remember,
today "Wednesday, it will be a mem.
orable one. 200 lovely Garments.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-25

OUR EOTTO...QOICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.
Our 80, 81, So, 81 aud SO Cloaks are lovely.
1t costs nothing to see them