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The Newtown bee., 1894-06-15

Estimates furnished and work guaranteed. I may be a little one side, but give me a chance to estimate on your job and you will find me inside with the figures. Best of refer ences can be given on all kinds and classes of work. We need your dollars---you need our goods, and we can give you big values. HOT WATER HEATING is my hobby but at plumb ing I defy competition.
 A. H. MCMAHON,
 New Milford, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-15

Lathrop and family of North Haven 0 the 9th.
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-15
THE LIST OF JURORS.

At & meeting of the civil authority and se- lectmen, held on Monday evening, the follow ing were elected as jurors tor the year com mencfng September I : stephen T. Palmer, David T. Beecher, Charles Beard, William G. Booth, S. B. Brownson, John H. Barlow, David H. Bentley, Alex J. Burgess. William H. Maine, Gideon Tomlinson, Gideon M Wakelee and s. ". B. Hubbard
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-15
Deering Secured Is,
 MacCormick 6

IhavO said every year that the Deering stood first this proves 1t. MaeCOrmiOk is good sec oud and tho two make an invineibls pair behind whose front fear no rival. They lead on bal bearings; have abandoned babbitt bearing ant use brass, arc the equal of any machinery in ma tsrial etc. The draft is light and the giant cut run as easily as any ordinary size.
 also sell reapers and binders of both makes and three styles of rakss that will rake any grass, however green.
 Let me furnish and put up for you Myers Ha! Fork. You will find them the greatest help yo' can get in having.
 Don't forget that still sell Wagons, Carriages etc and the best of hand-sewed Leather Harnes nd the Dserfisld Steel Harness.
 I also have a fine fine of Farm Tools, Flows HarrOws, fvo kinds of Walking or Riding Cult vators, weeders. (savs lots of work and don't in iurs the plants at alb, and lots of others that haven't space to mention.
 Keep in your mind the fact that sipporley il the man to call on if you want good supply o wator. Artesian water is pure, you know
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-15

Fred B. Drew and wife expect to leave. in q few days, for Iowa, where they will in future reside. Mr Drew is superintendent of the Baptist church Sunday school and will be much missed in that church and the village.
 Quite a number Of our citizens went to New Haven on Monday last to attend the republi- can club celebration. w. J. Miller and w. 5, Hooper were accredited delegates.
 Lawrence Wright and David Smith attended the meeting of the Grand Temple of Honor at Ansonia, last Wednesday.
 The ladies of the W c. F. U. attended the quarterly convention for Fairfield county at StratfOrd, last Tuesday.
 Miss E. Jennie Chadeayne was married on Tuesday slast, to Henry E. Bartlett of Brook lyn, N. Y, where they will take up their resi- dence. Miss Chadeayne has been quite prominent in the Methodist church, Several ladies of the w. K. c. visited the Soldiers Home at Noroton. last week. and were much pleased with the home and the treatment of the old veterans. s
 On rhHTsSiay afternoon Inst tue Methodist
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-15

the Walter A Wood machines and carry right We sold 40 mowers last and 29 akes We expect contemplating buying the best will the address and will mail you one. Full line repairs hand,
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-15
Seventeen Competitors

Harvest Machine Manufaeturers) received 26
 awards and medals. ofthese
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-15
WALTER A. WOOD SINGLE APRON REAPER
 AND RINDER
THE WALTER A. WOOD TUBULAR ST

REAPING ATTACHMENTS. This the farmer with attachment l quantities grain Works very nicely.
The Newtown bee., 1894-06-15

H DRAFT OF ANY MOWER IMPROVEMENTS THE WALT ATTEST THEIR  TAUGHT HIM TO BE
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The POLICEMEN'S METHODS
Threats Of YlOlsHCs Against WITNESSES
Who appear
Bofsre the Lesew InvssiigstinE Gem.
mittsc-A Policeman Pick.
pocket

NEW YoRiS, Oct lO.-For the third
time since the Lrxow investigation
committee commenced, Chief Counsel
Gofi today produced evidence TO show
that threats have been made 10 put an
eDd 10 witnesses VINO have appeared
before tue senatora conducting the
examination. Samuel ksunnanu, a
TAILOR aud salesmun, gave the tuuttauce
oi conversation which no claimed
took piHCo ON an oiuVatfd train just
alter Policeman COroOran left the viii
uess stand Monday. COroOfau WIS al
leged to have asserted "ho would make
thOse witnesses as dead aB door nails,"
anu that lac would clay TOT them some
dark night" Tue Witnesses supposed
to be- referred TO were Qliuh and
Friend. by those pofsOhs JUfcofan was
accused Of being = "clubbur." Tho
policeman with Cofc0rau had advised
hlm mot TO talk w loud nud told him tu
walt until the LrxUw committee nm
ished It's iuvesti gallons before making
the attends.
Patrick ksily, an ironwotksr,r related
a story u sUilE 10 sleep ON tue street
He W nRwakeuci by n policeman 40.
log through his pockets. Tue name oil
the Nicer, lac thought, was Throw.
Ho accused tbs policeman Oi abstract
Ing 0O cents, but the officer only
laughed At him aud pushei MN alOug,
telling him 10 move Oh. lie reported the
mater 10 the poles station, aud lac
utsurtH that a day or two after this he
was assaulted by the policeman, who
iiually arrested him. He was tiued -
on tho testimony Of tho policeman.
5incv the Lerow investigation had
commenced the capiaiu Of the Eighty
eight street station had NJ TT him,
hu alleged, Hld told him that there
was lob waiting for him nj the sta.
lion. He did not 10 10 zee the captain
ab, at N.
Vernon II. Brown, the general agent
u the Gu ARD Hue, admitted that he
hHd paid SO wteRly TO The tnlcer In
charge III tuu CunHfd wharf.
JOhE II. Lemon, n young man who
attended the French tall, testified that
Superintendent Byrnts aud number
VI police officers were present ut the
hAl. They uid not mSke any protests
agginst thv low conduct VI the persons
assrm BLEED there.
William Jcmofau, PRECEDENT Of the
Alvin Manufacturing company, testi.
He'd 10 paying Detective O'C0nnof
800 Tor the recovery Of stolen go0ds
from the pawnbfukofs.
Vincent Mai3wski, who conducted n
policy shop, told ot the Tribute eNacteu
by the police. Ho claimed that there
were neyonteen Or eighteen hackers IN
tho city, anu that they had arranged
with the police iOr tue territory they
should work. Letters were foad which
ate alleged 10 have passed between
M-JOwbhi aud tue police captain,
Westervtli. Ia these letters there were
constant references TO the danger OF
exposure by the newspapers.
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A TEnHIBLg GALE.
Vessels Thrown Ashore aud rouudsd
60 Pieces,

Fl JoHNs, n. f., Oct lO.-A
northwest gale OF exceptional force
event over this island last night AM
was very severe VI 81. Pierre, Mlque.
ion, where thirty lives were lost aud
great damage done. A he.vy sen was
Tunniug ia the haTb0L NJ less man
titty vessels dragged their hnehoTa VI
partel their caOits Aud were thrown
upon the shore. Some OF them were
thrown ashore In very exposed places,
and ptsat SEAS breaking over them
anon Rounded them 10 piuces' No as
-istnnee could be- rendered the shil.
wrecked mon from tins shore. A
nunbsr OF them who Jun ell over
nonrd and attempted 90 reach shore by
nwinming we're drowned, while Others
we're pwept into the seA ny tue waves
r,miug over tneir ye6sels,and were not
seen again -,,.,
ashing n et that had put INTO ~.
Pierre from the banks u repair Jam
ages They mad husIslnod'
Although There were nearly $40 Vet-
srle AT The port not n single ono escaped
.ithout sua,ainlng damage.
NEw YuKS, Oct lO.-A Dispatch
from H. Plofie, Miquelyn, saJs' a
trfribie nOf.hea gale ragged mere last
niyht and thih morning, Several
suuoonofa are missing and are believed
10 nave iOuudeTudi with aOo ilNes'
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In.nranee Itnl,. noalnra.

CHICAGO, OCT. ll.-lnsufauce rates
on buiidlngaln the DOWN town busi-
nvfs district were modified consider.
ably by the Chicago UndetwrituTa'
association VI tne meeting list night.
Under the rate put IN effect February
20 last, tho schedules we're advanced
70 Der cent over tho Old mercantile
rate. Then, n II waa found that its IA.
crease was inequitablo aud plaopi a
higher rate on any given risk that wac
proper tho assured was allowed arr
bate. Tho rule WAS only TO apply until
the new schedule ululI DO cOm lsted.
The association has been working on
these new schedules for nine months,
TAT they are act completed satisiaclO o
NY yet.
Meanwhile the rebates were tumb.
Hog into the illoes Of the association
r' nii astonishing rate and II bee in e
sy,urnt that something must be- done,
huu that right fuerdiiy. Therefore thU
u.4 cIAIiun q ded 10 reduce the nd,
yruue ou TIE Uid metoantile rate from
.5tolO yer cont, but 10 make this o
temporary rate until tho Aunedul0 eau
be- arranged.
The lumhsr trade secured another
brief rtspite, tho report OF the execu-
tive committee recommending several
changes IN the rates applying 10 lum-
her bring ordered printed anu distrib-
uted Tor GOnai IoratiOn. Lumbrr risks
will be thoroughly overhauled at tue
meeting next Friday Afternoon. The
report ~ the executive c lmmltieo viii
probably DO adopted. In this case
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swINDLED ais FHIENDs
A hank CLOSES wan $4,000 Lisbii
itits aud No Visible Assets.

a hnnh aNosts WIN oaNtNN" AAAbAA'
ities and No Visible Assets.
NEW York, Oct. ll,-SoAndinavlans
aud Otuer labUieru VI that nationality
IRE gtivving over tho loss Of the money
that they have been saving for year,
money that they hbd entrusted Ia the
care Of o. A. slostrom, swedish
banker, VINO has been doing business
for years at ~ State street.
Tue concern has collapsed with
liabilities Of $4,000 and no visible
assets.
rlostrom, IL AppeRrs, has been doing
general banking business Tor about
ten years. lie solicited tue savings OF
the men al the time they landed In
this country, promising to pay them
i've per cent on ~ del osits. The
miners In Pennsylvania sent him u
uortlon Of their salaries every month
aud no was, or should have been,
growing very rieh. The deposltors bad
only receipts 10 show for their money.
/ 4, IL said that no knew his concern was
going to collapse last June aud yet he
continued to receive deposita. He
sailed away that month for Sweden,
Wnefe he Ia now supposed 10 be, leav.
ing the offices In charge OF large
woman, supposed 10 be- his wife. Sne
was notified by the swedish consul
during the latter part Of September
tlRt she must not receive any InOre do
posits, anu the oiiice has now been
olyttd up by his order.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
KILLED BY A WOMAN.
She Slabs Her Victim TIlha Hunting
Knife
Tbs Tragedy tho Result Of Life Of
Slu-Thc Young Murdcrts3
Arrested.

VANC0UvEB, u. c., Oct. l0.-Fred
Turner, a member Of one Of the leading
families OF Westminster, is dying from
kuife wound inflicted on him BY
G.acie Irwin, "a disDiiulv woman.
Turner was fast bicychst aud q
crack flllo shot, and went TO Wlmble.
uon with Canadian team. some
time ago hu enteted into n brOkefaso
partnership aud his partner provailc4
on him to lead different life. Turner
told the woman that they must selar'
ate. sho called at his oiilee and askvu
him to cali on her, but beiore doing 20
she called at hardware store aud
purchased n hunuug kuiic. lie stid
hu would 40. bhe tneu ntkud MIN 10
rtva her money 10 leave the city.
Turner saiu. "Hufc afv $40 as an
utf1est oi good iAitn. vii call
tomorrow anu give you mole. Sue
t.Ug the money anu again ashvd HIM
t.uAii on her. lie refused. "Iuuu-
y.u, she said, take it here" aud rue
llabbud him below the hvart anu drew
tue knife downward, ihtiictiug a NOR.
tai wound. Sue loit thv kuiie IA the
wound.
Tuner Jaw her 10 the door and
called ina iewelef next door 10 whom
he told the story aud thvu tainted. lie
has not since been conscious anu tue
doctors have no hope VI his recovery.
His mother Ia dying nom tue shock.
Ihe Irwin woman was un0uiy after.
wAfds arrested. she ~ 20 years old,
aud handsome brunette and N saIu
to have cume mere from 5au Frauclsco.
she ~ 4 CANADIAN.
Ban FkANCihCJ, Oct. ll-From in-
formation gaturrri Ia this city II hp-
peAfa that Gaoir lrwiI, " Bowman,
which h tho wcUsa's night name, h a
CANADIAN girl. anu was born Ia Lou.
don, Ont, and raised Ia Puyallup,
Mnau.
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mo Ia.l o. Ihsm pI.ehsrnea.

OMAHA, Neb., oct. lO.-Ths last
momuers OF Troop l., SKIN cavalry,
we're discharged Al Foot Omaha today.
This IL the Indian company, known NJ
the Casey Scouts, the only instance VI
the kind Ia the United states history.
IL seems to 10 clearly demonstrated That
tho members do not take kindly TO sol.
der life aud arc not m contunled as
they were Ia the more independent lite
~ scouts. In Organizing Troop Il, the
Indians were all taken from tue Cnoy-
onues, which composed Casey Scouts,
ana In honor OF tho young oiilCef, II
was designated Casey's Scouts. BY the
discharge Major Fechot, senior major
OF tue regiment, now VI Fltt Mckin'
nsy, IL lelt without a command.
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Parnsil's biography.

DUBLIN, OCT. lO.-rho Irish Times
says that Mrs. fArnell. widow OF the
late leader Of the Irish Parliamentary
party, has given permission TO MessTs.
John r.. Redmond, Timothy Harring.
ton and J. J. O'ke-ley TO examine the
private papers Of her husband, and che
entrusted to Mr.. O'Kelley the work 81
writing a biography OF Mf. PArneil,
which viii be puollshed At political
OppOftune time,
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FLED FRon a CONVENT.
, Young Lady Eiopsu Had MARBLES n
Notorious SwindIsE

NEW YORK, Oct ll.-Annie Brown,
handsome young LADY who has spout
tue iaaiorty OF her seventeen years In
O. convent In this city, has lett her
home aud II has Just been learned that
tue girl eloped with William Apple.
gate, one OF the most notorious green
roods aw indlers In the East. Tue two
were married. by Rev. DR.. Houghton,
u tho Little Church Around The
Corner. Apologize was recently made
notorious by the testimony Of Young
Apro, given before the Lexow COM
mitlve. How he iirtl met thu girl and
TOW he gained control Of her MIND,
her friends cannot learn.
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MADisoN, Wiz, Oct. li.-sironE
rumufs ATE hfoat that the FtdgrAi
grand jury ia session here has Ic-
turned Indictments against sixty people
for eonspifing TO usiraud tue United
States.
The reported indictments are oil In
connection with ifAu ulent land on.
tries and swindles NJ Ashland, VIE,
by which millions Of doliafs' worth ot
piuo lands were stolen from tho gov.
vlumeuk
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confirmed invalid.
"Drs. shores & shores have certainly
done wonders for me. ran hardly
realize that l am the same woman. Ny
friends aud no,ghboa are all aO glad TO
SEQ mo w we'll.
~ am glad to 10 able 20 make this
statement and ~ recommend bu. shores
& shores, because think u my duty To
my fellow creatures. aud hops some
poor dependent sufferer will road what
/ have said aud find relief, ~ l have
found IT,"
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Catarrhal Poison
Successfully BradiCatod From the
System by Drs. Shores q
Shores New Treatment.

Mrs. ". A. Baxter, residing IN the
Eleventh Ward, has lived hero for
twenty-five years. She has just passed
through an entirely successful course
Of treatment with Drs. Shores a shores.
Mrs. Baxter had caiarrh poison In her
blood and systom Tor years, but last
winter Il grew very serious. Her head
and nose became entirely closed mp.
compelling hor to breathe through hor
mouth.
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There was n constant
hacking cough, dull,
heavy pains over the
eyes. throat sore and
swollen,
"When I went 10
DR.. Shores & shoros.n
SAYS Mrs. Baker, "the
disease had poisoned
my blood TN my whole
system was wrecked,
and ] was almost a
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VANCOUVER, ID. g., Oct. iO.-Pro.
lessor 5Opvf,an aetonaut from Saginaw,
Mich, maue balloon ascension at
Westminster fair this afternoon. The
balloon was carried out Of tins desiTed
oourse by the wind, and subsequently
descended In Fraser river. 5Opef was
much Injured, nearly drowned anu
may not recover.
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LONDON. Oct. lO-A dispatch from
Shanghai dated today says that tens
Of thousands Of Chinese troops Arc
waiting ior arms. Many Of the troops
sent ~ the fOnt had no better arms
than bows aud arrows. Additional
contracts have been entered iito with
German firms Tor supplies OF firearms
Of any pattern.
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LerIP. Morton Aeespl..

NEW YoRIl, Oct. lO.-Hon. Levi II,
Morton, Republican NOMINEE i0g gov
ernor, today sent his formal letter OF
acceptance to Hon. Warner Miller,
chairman Of the Republican stalls CON
yenuOu,
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CLEVELAND, o., Dot l0.-Ths big
abllsument OF 'he CleNtlahl + W.
dry company burned lonlghll rnlll'li'N
a ioss Of 100000, Ihe WnfFY u lhe
Fsyorito Deck anu hrallng o3m IN 10
adjsoent, wero also destroy Oh. Losi,
$1,000.
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RIO
GRANDE
WESTERN.
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STANDARD oAvaE
CURRENT In IHpnt lima th illl
TiME TABLE,, w tUsS' vuWV w lV9fi

Leave salt Lake
No. For Provo. Bingham. aui
all points Fas.s,..,.. ......... s.03 A. m
80 t-for Provo IraAd Junction
aud all plints EAst.......... s2i p IN.
No G-ior Provo. MaIu and
thlina ..ss..ss .s...... ..sssssssss aiAl o. m
No s-For Eurcha and ningham, boo p. M.
"a B-for ogden and Noat......... n agp n.
30 i-for ogden ami tho Wost,,.. lao pm.
Arrive salt Late.
40 i-Frnfn Provo, Grand junction
and the Iast..ssst.ssas.s.ss lao p. m.
No t--from Provo. Grand Junction
and The kAttssssss.aHs.ssss iitA p, M,
No. s-ifom bingham. Provo. MAnu
and ssiiha ,....,......-.......... bi,o .. M
No. e-ffom EurosA and Bingham e.tA a n.
SO a-from Ogden Ani tho West. 5aA m.
No s-from ogden aud the west. siih y. m.
only linz runninE through fullman Palace
Double Drawing huom r.ccpors ~ Denver VIA
Grand junction and W KHnsAs City and uhica'
guVia colorado points. tree feciiHing chair
cars salt LAke 60 Denver, and only line fuu
ninE Pullman slcopers Fat Lste " san ffan'
cisco, hoehAnEssl close esHnsououL safety
speed and comfort.
Ticket ONCE, 10 ". End South.
II e. DODGE. A. n. WEpnY.
Gen. Manager. Gen. supt
J. ~. hLSSErr. Gen r.Sr.A
II. s. BABCoCR, General Freight Agent
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Il You Cannot Coma 10 Salt Lake

Write Tor tho mail treatment. Onoof the
physicians in personal charge superin.
tonds the mail department and by a sys-
TEN Of close correspondence control.
those out Of the city quite ~ we'll ~ those
who come TO tho ONCE. Send Tor symp-
tom blank. Medicines shipped carefully.
Try this treatment
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cInNA WANTS rEAoE.

LONDON, OoL lO.-A dispatch from
Berlin ailvgss that CHINA has asked
Germany L. use Der good oiiloua 10 ter.
inmate tins war with Japan.
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mo uutlufH ptflofmtA -
very skillfnl operation In removing a
polypus from my nose without pain or
bleeding. / an very glad. indeed. To
recommend Drs. shore. a shores to my
friends and tho public.n
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heavy increases will be put on 90 pen
altles tor lumber which Il piled too
high, for lack OF watchmen nt the
yards, for exposures beyond twoniy-
nye aud W 10 eighty ieet from the
rlak
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MFTCIM UNION
fl 5HSIT5T
>os plc1oHNNN
THE THROUGH CAR LINE.
EfIeetlve % I'm. 1s0A
zfamt Arftre a'id Dsperf ~ sdi Lake
GU Datv. a. f0h0iqtf

GU DafB. a. f0a0oSf
AuntvE
Prom OH Eastern nointa ..........,,.. ~ IN
From lutte. t0rtiand, san Fran.
cisco. cache valley and Ofien..i0 u IN
IRON 40 Eastern points Para Oly
ana oEienss.......sss .....sssisssss - Y ."
Prom san Francisco, ogden and
intermediate uoIutt.,............... 2 % p m
'irom Milford. Juab. pr3fo. sanptte,
and Eurctaa..,..... ...s.........,...-.. = 10 y m
iifon Terminus aud Tooele............. W . IN
uHrAur
for vFden. PARK CITY rocatolloA aud al
Eastern poiuta ...................., = % an
Tor ogden and intermediate points W. Am
FOR ogden. intermediate points
Ran Francisco and Cache
valley points ........................ 2 20 p m
Tor ogden. all points east Butte, Port.
lad, and ian francisco i y IN
sfor iufota. Provo sauutte valley
Nephi. juab and FRISCO .... o.. q = ui
iTor 1oooie aud Tcfmnut............ g. am
'ffalnt south Of Jua5 run daily except
tuudaY.
Z Daily except Sunday.
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"nrr. shores n Shores
have certainly done
wonders for me. l was
almost a physical wreck
when / went To HON,
and now | feel NJ " I
had % new lease on life.
My friends all remark
how much better ! look
tho moment thoy SEQ the.
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cArARGm AND nEARr TROUBLE.
y Was NJ Near the Grave ~ could
be aud stlll Live"

u WIZ ~ N"HE W" VIM" ~ '"WT"
be aud stiii Live"
Mrs. Phoebe J. Ellis, Of Boun,ifui,
Utah, sayHi
II have had heart trouble ever Stree
childhood. that i nearly forty wears.
Later / rontnc cd catarrh. which ruined
my general health aud aggravated my
other trouble to such an extent that
when ! went to DR.. Shores & shores
Tor relief wa. certainly just A. badly
on a. any ono ever was. ] was a. near
tho grave a. could he aud still live.
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We are offering In this Sale tho on
tire lot ~ an eastern dealer, 10000
worth OF Furi and CRpes, all this
seasons latest styles, at less than 800
ON mo dollar
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DENVER & Rio
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD
The only line ,u1Hlls mo
Through Fast Trains tlilJ
LEADVILLB,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
EFFECTIVE APRIL 20, 1894.

EFFECTIVE APRIL ~, 1874.
Train No. leaves Ogden 700 am,
Salt Lake sos am, arrive at Pueblo
6IS a m, Colorado Springs ISL am,
Denver 1880 am.
Train No. Z leaves Ogden 7;2o pm,
Salt Lake S;7S PM arrive at Pueblo
7,2Sp.m., Colorado Springs 500 pm,
Denver 1880 pm.
Conuec ions made at Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver with all lines east
Elegant day coaches, chair cars AMI Pull
man slsepuTs on all trains. Take the
ID. A X. a. and have comfortable trip
aud enjoy the hnesg scenery on Ihs con-
iinont
A. &. HUGHEs, q. X. HOOPER,
TTaiiic Manager, q. Y. a 4, A.
Denver, Colo. Denver, Colo.
ID. y. EKVINS,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-11

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-11

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