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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-18

"Ol course, ! sought feliyi-haye doc.
tered most all the time for seven years.
was under the treatment oil five Of
the best doctors In the East, but none
could give me any permanent rclieL
They could not even check the disease,
ior Il kept getting worse and worse un.
Ill about two months and half ago,
when | was induced TO 10 TO Drs.
Shores s. Shores. II my condition and
suffering was extraordinary. my expert
cnce under Drs. Shores & Shores
treatment IS simply wonderful. can
hardly expresq my delight and grateful
ness for their remarkable skill aud sue
cess. Their soothing treatment and
Strengthening, purifying vegetable medi.
cines have made a new being OF me.
My suffering Is all gone. ! eat three
hearty meals a day now, and enjoy
every one Of them.
81 am glad to make this statement,
and lsincefly hope that everyone sui.
iering with catatfh who reads this will
take warning from my experience
and not neglect II nor risk injury by
iooling with some incompetent doctor.
but 10 NJ once to these splendid physi.
oians-Drs. Shores q Shores-and be
cured"
mir Hendey's case Is an unusual
one, but II illustrates what the result
may be n the disease IS neglected OF
improperly treated.
Mr Hendley's address Is Sugar House
Postolllce, this county.
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MARROW E,C,rs.
nitro. Giycsrins nomb In . Sew York
Meeting.

NEW YORK, oct. H. The World
this morning says. Inc receipt n given
by the lrish NatiOusi Federation to
Edward bike, NIP, at LunUx Lyoe.
um Let night was productive Ol some
results never dfeamei Of by Zee origin.
alUfs. Ia the heart Oi the muoiiug aud
while all eyes were turned ulou Ait.
Base ~ be stood on the platform de.
lvcrtng Que Of his m lat impressive
spc.c e., . short, stou.ly buiit, nov.
silly dressed, beut old nun walked
swiftly around the back Ot tue fDut
Tier OF boxes until he reached tue last
0ue uear,Ht the platform anu 10 the lelt
OF the pfUsCubium area. 10 bis hand
hu earned az Ulu bulky green n ~ ham
umbrella, which he seemed 10 uOlu
with peculiar tenderness. Outside tue
bUX he stopped, hUtitated nom, N,
anu then entering, took chair la
corner nearest The stage. Tue old man
iuit IA moment A moment later
there leaped Uut a gusn OF II tme anu
smoke q then followed The Hnfiuk o.
"Fifc" ard tho smultaut Gus move.
m,ut VI $40 iauic-suiUken creatures /.
tns doUr.
PaltUlman Lille rushed into the box
and violently uAuugI on something
vita bic ieOt. Then tue stuutOfiah
voice oi Mt Blake rang through tue
Uig building, gaining on his auuionce
10 Keep their tUats, "lho hrs 10 cut
Come back" cried hr. Tue iiamu haJ
gone auu thesuoke uisappeaiuu. Liiiiu
MAJ put Gus burning frame thHt hau
ifaxmUuts OF giLgham attached 10 ..
aud lube Uigut incnUs ~ 4 Ia the
center. twas a iifs..cisss nittu-giycyi-
iue bomb. Those Ia charge VI The
meeting tried 10 nush up the affair.
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Horrible Results
OF NEGLECTED OR WRONGLY
TREATED CATARRH,
The New Treatment of Drs Shores &
Shores Tried and Proven by Thous
ands 10 Absolutely Master this
Dread Disease in all its Miserable
and Jnsighdy Complication. "A
Case IN Point.

Mr. Hendley Is well and hyorably
known, and has a large CIRCLE of friends
and acquaintances. In his recent inter
view with the writer, he said3
II have had catarrhal poison IN my
system for fneen years, and I can say
from experience that when it Is allowed
TO 20 on unchecked thc result Is simply
horrible
"Besides ordinary symptoms, my
trouble had gone so far that the poison
was beginning to decay and destroy.
My mouth and stomach was eaten away
In patches and holes, and ] suffered
fearful pain and agony At an times ]
had no appetite, OF coarse II ] did take
any food the misery that always followed
In my stomach was TERRIBLE gnawing,
burning. eating away feeling. God could
not digest. my stomach was so sore
and poisoned.
For three weeks at one time ] did
not swallow a particle OF food. My
tongue was 50 swollen could not shut
my mouth. For years all would dare
take In the morning was glass Oi water.
The eating sores Ia my mouth were ter.
nhlc. and all could do WIS TO keep
tn, poison from eating into the bone.
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Tnr IRON rmADr.
rho ouiipaE for iho NsSt nouth Not
Nnrs nrIghL

NEW YORls, Oct l5.-rho Iron Igs
viii cay t0uAyi Common misery
seems 10 be- drawing manufacturers Ia
different branches closer together. Tho
o. lB mnkuro nave been talking oisome
arrangements lately aiming at more
Communicative prices. The bar itoa
manufacturers are trying 10 get TO.
Fulhrt. In the baIboi wire aui wire
nail trade earnest efforts are being
made 20 render an excessive output
uncomfortable by iiues.
Btssomer pig IN steadler In the
i'Usbutg market and weaker east Of
tnv Allegheny m1untuina.
BilletH arc easier Ia thc East, but
10 yet tho buyers are not taxing hold 20
any considerable extent Bars have
teen making price reoOfda lately. A
lair amount Of structural work n com.
iug up IN New York, AMI quite lot VI
bridge work IA beingplaced ia different
parts u the county. sun, anxiety ~
10 winter work II gtowiug aud tue out
l,Ok for the next few months II far
ilUm bright THIS IL particularly true
of thOtp lines which are more uepen-
dent on the season when outdoor work
restriult consumption. Forge pg iron
iiH little strlng m the eastern Penn
byIvania markets, but irous arc pretty
uull throughout tho country. There
has been quite n heavy movement IN
lin VI declining prices anu some
activity In lead.
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oraer.d nthcrin st,iIsn..

WAsuGNorON, Oct l7,-Sscrotary
Herbert, alter consultation with tue
state departu ont, has decided At length
10 relieve tho United States naval vrf-
sells which have been s1 long at u ne.
fields, Nicaragua. To-day ho sent lf-
ders by telegraph 10 Captain sumner
the Columbia 10 proceed with ns NtH.
eel 10 Kingston, Jamaica, The com.
manduT VI the Maruiahesd was order Il
to proceed with his ship ~ Caftut-
genin, Columbia, u the slate Of aiaifH
at hlueiiulds would warrant the COM
plele withdrawal Of both war rhips.
rh0 reason for sending tho Marble.
head 10 Carlhcgenia 10 toguard againit
any injury 10 the American Interests,
there, mainly In the hands Of Blston
firms, through revolutionary move.
monls growing Out Of the selection Of
president 10 succeed DR.. NunvEi who
died not long ago. IL the Columbia
remains near Jamaica for n time she
viii 10 In position 10 return ~ short
notice to Bluenelds should accasion
require,
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nRYAN Ann TmURsroN.
rho First OF rwo debates on Political
Issues.


OMAHA, Oct. IA special to the Bee
from Lincoln. Nvb., fayo: The iirsI Of
the two iuint debates ON political issues
between Hon. W. J. Bryan anu Hon.
J. NJ. rhuTston took place there this
afternoon.
The reception given to the principal
figures OF tue afternoon was hearty
aud snthusiastic. q. j, 5mythe, Of
Omaha, and John 4. Maul,ul Lincoln,
took turns in presiding. As Mi, Bryan
was to opeu the debate Mt smythe
made the opening statement. he ~.
uuuucrd tie conditions Of the uebate
and introduced lCOngTesamRn Bryan,
VINO was greeted win cheefr,
BRYAN touched cnithy on silver in-
came tax anu the pnCino railroad In
debteduess. lie snid the income tax
wng fair ami no WIS satisfied tho future
would viudiCEte his Judgment A. 10
the Pacific railroads ~ he was elected
10 ths Senate no Proposed TO no hlH bpst
10 have the government mortgage lore
closed.
ON the silver issue he WIS most elo-
ouept He was SURE the white meia
would be- victorious eventually. He
Dointed 10 the gains II mai made rr.
Gently in all parts OF ths country as q
vindicatiou OF his position,
Mr. Tuuutun received great ovn-
tioii. Hissetch was more Of a genuT,
nj nature than th.t Of Bryan. lie
ropip.ssd 10 10 at u disadvRutage, in
mo tslimatl0n OF some IN discussing
m. parido railroads, since lao was IN,
attorney OF the lrauing company.
AIM no WINS confident that u was Ul
to tbo advantage Of the people OF the
wholr country 10 have the government
lor,uIose its mortgage, since II must
then pay the engimous hfa1 mur',hsc
iudrbtri ess. Replying to Mr. Bry-
al'. income taN views no was Drlel AM
deprecated tue measure believing IL
could not endure, On SILVER tue
speaker became brilliant. After ds-
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JEFFERSON CiIY, Mo-, Oct 1.-THE
Peus IUuuty BOND Invss,ment com.
pauy, wnioh haI by order Of Post.
master General Blsstll been iUTbiddrn
tho mails, abd when hal procured B
10 training order returning nj this
tenn VI the United states Circuit court,
now IN session Ia tniH city, was touA9
kuOctou Out by JuIge PhiiIps ruins
that an ordef iHsuvu by an t1t cutivt
uiiicrt oi the government, sucn ~ 10
the postmaster general, could not be
reversed ~ the court, The tw0 depart.
mruts being coordinate. POatnia. .tr
General Bisstll held that the M
pany was engaged la a lItleiy busiue >,
anu tot this reason forbade ., tue use OF
the uittla
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ren.Inn n.el.len noNsraed.

WAsuISuIOS, ID. O., Oct. IT,
Assistant Secretary Reynolds OF the
interior department has decided Sec
ton 4l7lB OF the revised stntutes, Tela.
two 10 the payment OF accrued PEN
sions IL nppltrHDlu TO pensioners under
the act Of Juy ~, 1902, granting pen.
sijns 20 hesuryivvtH 81 certain luuiAn
wars. IL Is also held tho saotioh Au.
thorlges the widow Of tho deceased
soldier 10 prosecute mis- pending claim
under that act and receive the accrued
pension to tue date OF the soldiers
death.
This rsverses tho decision Of tho
commissioner VI pensions made In May,
1893.
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!tIgS> UNION
.sl;IigP)s5HHsSTItEiHi.
>9's PleToSNpN
The THROUGH CAR LINE.
Effective Oct I'm, 1904
JfuHf frrrf and Dsunrf NJ sat Lats
GU DaNv. a. foiolfti

AHHvE
From fl' FafiCrn u0ints ..,.s...ss''ss ~ I'm
from lutte. I0rtland, San Fran.
cisco. cache valley and urden.iQ n a m
from tIl Eastern points iark tiN
and uEion...a....s.ss .....ssss ssssss ~ d"
IRON San Francisco, ogden and
Intermediate points .,............ > g p m
'irom Milford Juab. rr3so. sarpeto,
AMI lurCta.... s. ,.s.....s..s...,s--s i'p m
'lron Terminus and rooclo............ W y m
utrAHr
Tor ufdcn rtrs CITY poCateIloaud
Eastern points ...........t,.s..s.ss : ~ m
for ogden and intermediate points o, va am
for ogden. intermediate points
Ran francisco and Cache
valley points ..s...ss.sssss......,...., 20 y IN
For ogden, 800 points east. Butte. Port
land, and Fan francisco, ID y m
'Ior furota. Provo. sanpoto VALLEY
Ncph Jua1 md frisco. o., Is = m
iror ooelo and 1rtmiuus.....,..... : - an
Strains south OF JdaI run daily except
FuudaN
Dilly except sunday
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claring, to the surprise oi some, that
he favored the free coinage OF the
American production, he pictured the
enormous leads OF foreign white metal
That would be jumped into this coun.
Try In the event Of free coinage anu In
closing declared that idea perfectly
pfepOeterous.
Ia Mi. Bfyan's closing reply he de-
nouuced ThurstOu for his political acis
Of the pact.
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TmrLtNoM mrAnINa.
Mr. Cen Proauces rcrs Evidence OF
niRchmsii.

INV NOmS, Oot. l7.--Chief Counsel
Col continued 10 probe Tor evidences
Ulauk mail NJ tue session Of tie
Lexuw committee today. lie ptuducrd
wituersrs VINO trsuiirI that THE police
oiiicials were accustomed 10 Diced tnv
pf0prictofs VI t1ua ~nter iouut.ius on
tho East Side. Someone Inquired
wneiner he haI discovered any lne OF
business that had not been compelled
W pay a tribute 10 the police,
81 have not" said Mr.. GDn, "thourh
I have been searching the town over
with nur.tnOth comb"
Senator O'Gunu0r brought out the
fact that thefe were II least 900 police
men assigned " watch the uuilJiuRs
VI private coipltaiuus. this service
cost the city NJ least 500, 900 aut u Wy,
anu no c1mpensatins advantages were
received. Mf. Goa said thistHtImate
was low one, aud that the Les 10 tue
city waf even greater.
One IfOpfietOr of retail store All
mitird on the .stani ia 10 haI
challenged Inspector win m ,D hgn
a uuUl, Williams had given Henry
Maillard, tho candy iuauuiaciufvr
whose building ~ located next ~ the
alofu " bA9ttHi Ahe tlkhA W hfe lhN
sidewalks Tor his trucks. Beyers com.
planned that u intrfierud sin his
pusiucss, na many 0f his customers
we're ladies'. Williams said that there
had never been y lady IN the st0tv
except his own wife. Duflns the con.
tfoveuy BuyrFn had issucd ME chal,
longr. "And that challenge staudA o..
day" said he, dramatically, ~ ho o0n.
ciuded his testimony.
A ton OF BvyoIa told story OF a
suggestion OF Detective Dalton 10 the
effect that the nicer told MIN things
would DO tqunttd " lac would give
Williams u gold table In the WINDOW
worth $500. Williams did not geI tho
table, however.
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nn lnc nerc, or ID conrl

NLwARR, n. j., OoL H. Chas,
Cfosslty, the hAl manufactures OF lhls
city, " no Is accused OF stealing el4,'
600 from WILSON 4 Coo OF New York,
was rrtaiguad to-day. lie pleaded
guilty anu threw himself on the mercy
VI the court. Sentence viii ho pro-
uounosd on Monday noyl. CToshleyi
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cn,dinn,,s ma, for sntoIli.

NEW YomS. oct. ls.-rhu Freq this
purmDr spyt 40 two weeks o. tnoTo-
tb uis, Mgr. Sstolli viii he elevated 90
100 iAlk VI cardinal. The autnorlty
utu4tsu his heaters that this intormg-
tuu was rerived from the higuctt
Ossible source and wgl thoroughly
authentic.
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RIO
GRANDE
WESTERN
BWss7SS2N
|GRhNDE&
|NWESTERNN
IESRAwEY,Nf
$3.50
STANDARD GAUGE
CURRENT In EHerl lima rs 1904
rtNE TAutn, w lhsSH vuUS w iVvH


Leave salt Lake
No. .-Tor Provo. nnEham. ami
an puiu's lait...s....,...... sos =. m
No t-tor Provo, Grand junction
aud al points Eatt....,,,.,. 5 % p m.
saiina ..... -. $50 p. m.
No. s-Tor Euroka and bingham, t.o0p. m.
No s-for ogden aud Wcat.,.,-.... u top. IN.
no i-For Ugton AMI the Wost,... iiso pm.
Arrive sait Late.
No. i-from Provo, Grand junction
aud the tatt.ss...a....s.. li7o p. m.
No i-From Provo, GrAud junction
and the East..,.t..s.,......... ~ rs v. no.
No, b-ifnm bingham, Provo. MAnu
and -nlinh ssssss.s.s,s.st.,.ssss tt1 y, tn.
No. p-ffom Eureka and bingham g.,A a IN.
No g-from ugdsn snd the West. 5saA N.
No t-from ogden and tho West. bl5 .. m.
only line runnlng through iullmsn Palace
Double Drawing Room Sleeper u ncnyef va
GfAud Junction aud 10 Kansas City aud NhicA'
So VIA colorado points free rtclining chair
cafa salt i.Aao a. UouVer. and only line run
ming Pullman ~ieepors tAlt tAfe " hAu FrAus
cisco. koohAngesI siots eohnseuonL safety
speed ssd comfort
Ticket once, 10 ". End South.
IA e. DODGE, Az, WEunN,
Gen. Manager. Gen. supL
J. "A. hkNNErr. Gen f.Sf,A
s. II. BABCOCK, General Freight Agent
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CHICAGO, Oct l7-rne annsai
meeting % tue stooahuiItri u the
lilinOie Genital was held Jay. TIE
uil board Ut directors were rH-ulrc.uu
unanimously President Fish made a
statement 10 tue directors showing the
hfst thee months OF the year tnere
was tmnil Increase IN the eafniugs,
aud the uUcrJa-e Tor tue year was "a
the paassugVr anu miscellaneous earn.
iusa.
WorI was received day from Char.
man Caldwell Ol tue Western Passou.
ger a'suciauon, who IL now ~ New
1ofk oJuiuffiug with officials, tnAt
tue trunk lines tai agreed " Withdraw
ihrtf utlrcdlus 10 the operation Of ihu
tmigraut clearing noust Of the WCs.-
etn fonIr, anu tbs. institution Will be
allowed % gO on 40 htiurt.
lnu huCs n tue Central ruflic nsso-
ciaton have mo 10 an uuut utnuu-
lug with tins Nts.ufu rUaIs tsgAraing
tue rates 10 be- charged va excess bag.
gaze. The rates viii remain the same
hereafter, no matter whether the pas.
scugof rates are fe4uceu W MT.
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AZ rms rOnuor NUNEz.
Colambians Gather 60 Honor tire
Memory Of tho bead rroaidonL


Memory Of tho head rrcaidenL
PANAMA, oct. ls.-ColombiA 10
strengthening her garrison on Boens
del Tore. Delegates from All depart.
mruts II the republic are gathering Ia
Carlhngeria TO honor the memory Of
Ptesidenl Nuuez by ceremonies NJ his
tomb tomorrow,
Advices from San Domingo says
that cyclone has luveled 200 houses
there Aud damaged the coffee crop In
Hayt. A conspiracy has been us
covered In Caracas. Inspector Gen.
ulal tx Vt the army parauea aud Cmet
% Artillery Nonsteattuni are impli-
Gated. General Pcnanso has been at.
IL ted anu many Of his alleged accom-
pilrrs put In jail.
Part of the garrison In Maraoaibo,
N,ut suela, niuunied and II Is reported
thpif Intention was 10 kldnap Cteapo
hue their plan Jailed and they have
He'd To the mountains.
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who is "A years Of age. manufactured
hats Tor Wilson & Co., and would
usually seDd them forged receipts, stat
Ing be- hld sent goods out oil town on
their account.
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oN SUSPICION
INpres- Omciais Perhaps Complicated
In the Hohbtry.

THE DALLrs, o., Ot,. i7.--Aitef
relieving H. n. Huio. his position "
aren't at this place this morning, the
,ticials Of toe Pacific Express com.
pauy placed I'D. kuf in charge of
TIE Office aud caused hili, Mc'srDgor
Iibbults ana Waiohman Gibb1ns TO be
arrested. They hfo accused Of compiler
W iu Saturday niyhps robbery when
$4,000 was stolen. The fact that
tuttU men were the only persOns pot-
stssing keys 10 the door OF the Office
anu tuat tho uoOr showed 20 evidence
Of having been forced, caused euspici1u
10 fail on them, Inoy were roieaied
later Ia thc DAY on their own recOgni2-
ancc.
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TREATMENT by WAL.

Mr.. Htndley was cured by Dfs.
Shores & Shores New Treatment, which
can be SEM 10 any address. IL has
cured thousands, and II your case is
durable II will cure you.
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Consultation, whether at Office or by
letter. IS free. No charge whatever for
thorough examination, diagnosis OF
your case and all advice. II you live
at distance, write for a symptom
blank.
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DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF The WORLD
The only line running Two
Through Fast Trains daily I
LEADVILLB,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
EFFECTIVE APRIL 20, 1894.

Train No. leaves Ogden 700 am,
Salt Lake SOS am, arrive at Pueblo
6Is m, Colorado Springs 1854 am,
Denver 1880 ann.
Train No. Z leaves Ogden gao pm,
Salt Lake s:7S pm, arrive at Pueblo
T2sp.m., Colorado Springs 500 PM,
Denver 1880 pm.
Connoo ions made at Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver with all lines cast
Elegant day coaches, chair cars and Pull
man sleepers on all trains. Take tho
II. a X. @, and have comfortable trip
and enjoy the hnoaI scenery on Tho con-
iinenL
As. HUdHBs, \. X. HOOPER,
TTafic Manager, q. Y. A T. A.
Denver, Colo. Denver, Cola
ID. Y. NEVINS, -
General Agent
Salt Lake Cig. "
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At F. AUERBACH g. BROS. this Week that
Cannot be EquaIl9d in the Land.
CLOAK DEPT SILKS! SILKS!!

lust received another Invoice OF Ladies'
and Misses Stylish Goats and Jackets
OF the very host materials, shapes
and coloriugs.
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CITY Ticket Omc., 2Ol Main Street

Throurh Pullman raitrr alccuou. latest
Improved TourFt rlyeuCrs. Free Reclining
thNr Ears Elegant bay coaches.
IcicI home 2i1
ID nuWLEY. Gent AT rAi'zr. Dept
a. DICKINSON. General Man ser
I.1-IuAAN. q. A. a a. AgouL
?. ~ ~. tLArk,
OLIVER w. MINK,
Lil.LTitI ANDERSON Receivers
JOiiN W. NNE.
FREDERICK H. C0UDEEr,l
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DRESS GOODS.

"a inch, Black, heavy Covert
Cloth, extra hno quality for
s ss' s:. IS a s''' Worth & ''E5S $500
o. inch, Black and Colorod all
wool Tricotino Cloth, fine m
smooth weave aud good lIllG va
weight, worth zoe, at WV j.
"a inch, Fancy Covert Suitings In checks
aud mia utos, just tho thing Tor
stylish aud substantial suit ~ 100 aud
S1.OO, worth 10 per cont more.
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DOMESTIC SPECIALS.

s ss: ,l a ro $I,f a. "a medium 6Cyd
% in., scotch'aud German Flau-
..,S n ' sSsS r. NAM sS:@ S5Cgd
E "A. so \ ' 5s y PINK light 6OC I'd
20 a 9s4 vo %S' Sc. alt al wool '''' 2OCyd
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CAPEs.

Tho very latest novelties IN Plaid lined
Coli or Tourist Cope, In Cloth or Plush
jus, In.
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CUILDREN's COATS.

A most elegant nssorlinen, OF Ohllu,
ronis C,a'z. in handsome hfnNh anu
-Jarge sleeves. All tho most beautiful
goods aud styles.
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THEY ARE
TO GO!

NHAT3 Our new mems Winter
Suits and Oyercoats. When1 Way on
10 the forms OF all the best dressed
men in Utah, They are going there
row, they're going fast Make yourself
presentable, like a check In the bank
Whether YOU are or not, YOU certainly
will be handsome II attired In one Of
IN Sc suits or ovcrcoats. Don't delay,
but do the proper thing at once and
prepare for winter. October Is the
month in which to prepare Tor winter
and when YOU have bought one OF our
suits you will not feel like hugging the
stove every time you return out OF
doors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-18
This Week at Special Re-
auctions.

20 inch Black Ground satin
Duchess, with c0iOred do.
signs, a. email figures or 49,
dots, goods sold until now Xt IlIl Nd
at si.ji and Si.1O. Vi'VV ~
p inch, Black. all SILK Armure
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20 inch, Black Brocaioi raf- =,
% 's5'ai; , A .' d. good weight. S6Cyd
20.2} inch Black and Cream and
Is now shades Of Lyon Dya a.
i isgs.sI 3. s'i'', Worth 3d. S9Cyd
Also wider widths at cut prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-18
PURs.

Fur Capss OF all kinds, styles and
prices,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-01-19
SUMMONS,

In the Circuit Court OF the State OF
Oregon, for the County of Clatsop;
w. II, Kirkpatrick, plaintiff. vs.. Nj. M
Ketchunn and Ida II. Ketchum. de-
fendants
TO NJ. NJ. Ketchum and Ida II. Ketch.
uln.
In the name Of the State Of, Oregon
YOU, and each OF you. are hereby re-
Qulred to appear and answer the com,
plant filed against you In the above
entitled suit by the first day OF the
next term Of this court, towit: the third
Monday In February. 1894. and II you
fail 30 10 answer, for want thereof
plaintiff will take Judgment against you
N. n. Ketchum. for the recovery OF the
sum Of S7.sS2S2. and interest thereon
since May nth. 1899. at the rate OF
eight per cent per annum, and for at
torney's feees of eight hundred dol
lars, ana disbursements OF this suit
ana against both OF you for the fore
closure Of mortgage on the following
described land, to-wit; Lots six. seven
and eight, and northwest quarter OF
the northwest quarter OF section Is, In
township north, range west, In Clat-
SOP county, Oregon, andthe sale Of
your interest therein. and for such
other RELIEF ~ asked for Ia the COM
plaint IN this suit. This Il served upon
/. you ~ publication fer six weeks IN the
Weekly Ariorinn. newspaper publish
- - this county. BY order of Hon. r.
a. Mcbride. Judge Of said court. made
on the s&d day Of December. 1893
q. A. BoWLRY.
Attorney for Piaintlff