davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20

the convention to orier, letters OF re'
Efet were read from Governor-eleoi
Budd, Governor II ckard OF Montana,
Governor bhtl d1n OF south Dakota snd
Senator White ami Cougrossman Bow
OF California.
Governor Maikhem was tien intro
duced, and IN iolioltous address dweli
upon the inns riaLct Of the miuins In.
duairy anu the part II has played ID
buiiIirg IN California.
J. A. Bfanam, cOngresslonal.eleot
from the Fist California district, de-
livefed brief address, promising that,
as n member Of Colgree., he wouli
champion the cause OF tnB miners, aud
thai tn particular he would urge ~.
pfoptiallons sufficient to build dams
tor the impiunding " all u the heavier
debris cfeatci through the OPERATION oi
hydraulic mining.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20
TELEGRAPHIC,
TO RESCUE SILVER.
Plan 10 Control The Market In New
York Instead Of London,
AND CAUSE STABILITY IN PRICE.


NEW YoBK, Nov. 2O.-Daniel Gug.
genheim, president Of the Guggonheim
Silver Smelling and II nning com.
pany, has returned 10 New York from
Denver Mr. Guggenheim has been
attending conference In which oil
the large smelling Interests OF the
United States were represented. II Il
one Of the nrst conferences of the kind
ever held In this country, and tho TO-
bulls hoped TO 10 achieved by II will
very likely have a very marked effect
on the silver markets Of tho world
ave met simply Tor tho purpose " in'
vcstigatiug tue pracllcablllly and adj
visibility Of the silver smellers aud
r,finers dlsposing Of their product
through n central committee in Sow
York. The price VI our silver emeltefs
despite the fact that we control Ia,
world's market for this com modify, ID
made In London.
"rhe committee appointed to inves
iigato the advisabilily Of arranging oil
through tue central committee iu New
York consists OF Guy &. Barton, a. r.
Meyer and myself. Our object IN
bringing about tho sale Of silver M
this manner Ia 10 eliminate the specu
lation ON silver which IL now carried
ON by the brokers dealing 10 this com,
modify. In this way W. hope TO keel
tue price sable ani be- able al oil times
10 tell Just where wo stand.
"Anoihcr thing we hops TO do 10 "a
market our own product The big buy
ota Of silver are now India, China anu
Japan. Tney buy our silver through
London. There N no good reAton way
this should DO 10. We should sell IL
them difect.p
"What result will tho action Of this
conference have on the silver matkUt2''
hf. GIggeuheim was asked.
"Whtn the buninOsB becomes thor,
oughly adjusted TO the new conditions
] believe this viii 10 a slight aivnnc,
Ina the price OF silver. There will b,
no boom or sudden jump. 10 Will sim
ply be- gtadual increase, such Ms IN,
intelligent management of Suy bust
meas 10 likely TO call iOfth.h
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20

The SUGGEST that haa mot Doctors Shores s
unparalleled. Never UrflIC ln lhe hHtlIN ni
tlia ruuutrY haa any co. ut use o. .ern alhlN''A'
uu1 there are good reasons iut o.
u1rt1rH -bUfrs have Hu IrHIro 90 conceal thrif
sense ut eradication aud urluC 90 thr most
wonderful auufrsH which hAf been thtlrs 90
tutIafu. IhuV would uc moro tunu human
II they did not cunrratuliio uomscitea upon
thor practice In tHiH city, winch. without 90.
hFfrr4guu % may Pc Huif D. .tfr.s ~, .hl
question than any other iu tnif cnuutls Ahty
have tlEht 10 b. PROUD " %
Uut They 1901 more pridu in ih' methods ly
which tIat HurttaH has beuu reached than ln
due rutpu.H usU.f Thcr superior fkll anu
ability hAs been demonstrated ul che num1cr
ct published toaumunIair, pfniraHluuai men,
Iudintfs men, men tn every W ga iu liir, lhuirh
well Known tn their nciguuorhuui aud tn me
tItY. rtpruauutAtvc people from nll pnfn OF
tnit ftcst rOun ~ have been Included ~ me
wonderful array % WitnrsauH who have tcaus
| nod 10 thr success Of Doctors HhurDas now,
mild aud paiulots system Of treatment 'hat la
every day CURING supposed incurhuIcas
Doctors chores arr proui Of ihla wonderful
success. they are Eratrtui 20 the pubic tor thr
fsarty and otorwhr lining patronage and Fl Ins
NdDuro which 10 has extended 90 them hu'
with this PRIDE ani graicillnc,s there y siiii a
wcishuor sento-iiE skNak " ohLl1A'
doctors shores realise we'll the fact that
thor success drpguiH upon Tue nrpfuh ~ tuu
appreciation OF thr puuut. lncy icNllo lnor
oh. uIy that the underlying reasons Tor thrif
enormous practice b. 80 nntttAeuuu OF tho
people .Utn thulf work aud thuir methods.
lVuu this rrHtH turT popularity
| Tum1ut the Hpprrciaiio1, approval hnd cor
/ dat support that rHH been extended Go ihCm
from uii tHh hv careful, fttliul, thoughtful
aud uur0mUuuE DhItiG in urnllt OF lnuHo VINO
hpu.y DO thrm tor medical riu he their uul5
! aim. To fCHCFU thH support that hh bput
extended them is thor only ambition
| Doctors shores arU not nfnawrd % ihr tool
| that they Urr making muury, utd tnUY ore
uruuI ut thu Gao tuas thrY are dong 5000 ln
| tNH community that they orc tcuvluus th0
/ people, lhht tury arc au'e 20 prove lnst .h'li
! al stem ami WriuuIa aIu puuir uVutIheilun
tp0n lia rests thgir success, ant upon inI'
alone AN fvut anY permanent turrcts, ur Hry
suryras of which QUO nay feel really proud
and iu WHicl one may taEu genuine paIluiag'
ton.
Tho most gratifying words - ne cars Of
Doctors shores arc those tuly hear day after
dAy nom paiients, saying "You have given
me- new sitr." 'Nuu layo restored my
health" "Nou have ended my suffering "
"Uthrr doctors Kept mu under treatment
month after month and save me 20 rriiuf, but
yuu have cured me-"
DO Vuu nrclll aud suffering read the endorse
mpU.a wen Today. 600 }uurself ana interview
to- r.HIIenta Swing thgm aud prunlly their "a
puuyaau und advice,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20
csN.uaED AZ laE PLANES.
IsrTihie work OF - naninc-M Mother,
sister and arotnor siam.

MONTGOMERY. No., ia terrible
Tragedy wgs enacted 1t o'clock tut
mOFniuR about tWO miles from Wells
ylllv. A. that Place lived Thomas
PotIrfcntck, his m0ther,l Two sis eTs aud
a brother, all Blhemla .. IL Appeals
that Thomas fOuuicneck complained
ytstetuHy evening tnHt his head was
hurting nm, anu said tnat he believed
his neck WAS bfuErn, anu refused % 70
10 boz, Al u'ciaoS this morning no
secured Au AZ and killei hls widowed
mother, his uisttr ana MS hTIthut
When no wus murdurius MS mother,
sister and br. ther, hIs other sister
made her escape ~ jumping through
the window, She STOOD outside anu
looked IN through the Winuow anu saw
her maniac brother Haturate tho room
with coal oil, sUt II On IRE aud then
gasn himself with a knife IA tue tnrOat,
tic SANK down, ana all four bodies
wutu consumed IA tho burning house.
By the umu tho uUlghuUrs gVt 10 the
unfortunate man, thu house was all
ADJ ~ They triru 10 Ttrcuo tie
butte. This morning me OOuies could
ain bv seen burning IA tue ruias.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20
us. oLnvELANp eEN,rnrp
For Using wine la the Ceremony ol
Naming the NJ. Louis

For Using wine IA the Ceremony Of
Naming the NJ. Louis
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 2O.-During
yesterdays session OF the w. q. I. u.
Mrs. Campbell, Of Wisconsin, arose to
call attention to tho fact that there was
on the door Of the convention woman
VINO had named steamship by break.
ing n bottle Of water over it, bow, In
place OF champagne. This woman
who was called 10 the platform, was
introduced na Mrs. T. A. Shores. Ia
presenting her, Niles Willard said:
1--WE will certainly hold up woman
who Will bring In n new custom NJ
good ~ that. We THINK a gfest deal Of
Mrs. Cleveland, and OF how she stood
Tor total abstinence under difficult cOu-
diliOnH, aud yet We cannot tut help
ihink water would have been better "
pour over the recently launched 81.
Louis than champagne"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20

We viii offer Tor thi, woel, tho follow
ing lines ~ lNil O. owes, greatly below
manufacturers cost
ladies' llii Gloyes.r good 0ual- 6OoI,
ity, IA tan, brown, bucs, largo UVUlO
sizes only, value sLul, 40
Misses Black lid Gloves, nj OS oln
tho ridiculous low price az Ul0
u
ladies' Foster Hook Gloves, 16of1
sll sizes, 10 lau, slate aud brown lUUl0
worth sLl5, W
LhdIo| MnusQue'alr Plgskn mat
G.oyo' in tan mode, slate aud lOVlS
brown, regular value sl,uO, at
ladies' good quality FoNer5 o. nm
Hook lila'k ~uUIu Gloves, slzes d l,UU
% TO o. aud =, regular SL5l now
Lndi0,' good quality, all ORot,
wool dorsey Gloves, ln plain or AUUlO
with gauntlet, worth i0c, al
Lallo,' good quality lined IRct,
Gloves, Ia black only worth III us
4lc no
LaIios' ami Childrou's Wool Niluuus,
81 Zoe, zoe, zoo, aj' worth double.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20
Cherokee ma wsuud-d.

CLAREMORE, |. r., Nov. 2J.-As n
prominent citizen Of this place was
returning from the council at Table
quah no Unexpectedly met Cherokee
BIN ana another member Of the Cook
gang, between Wagner anu Iuuia.
Cherokee Blu is wOuudud In tbs thigu
and arm. lie made no stlOTt 10 conceal
his Identity, toiiing VINO ne was aud
oil about tue recent fighL ut Valuia.
They were bo;h heavily armed anu
carried their Winchustefs Ia readiness.
Tney are travelling south 10 Join others
Of ihs gang, thinking II prudent 10
get among fTlenls Ue.Ora having Hu.
other fight. A score OF deputies ago ou
his nan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20
N RUsstA.I
People Ciubbrd aud rrampied uader
itorBp's tunis az the tunrrsL

People Ciubbsd aui rrampied uader
itorsr's ttupfs ~ thu tunvrsL
LONDON. y y. tg.-rno ootfespon.
dent Of the Stand ud At st. ruter.bufg
describes tie scene Of couiuson Sun
ny afternoon In ;hu Vicinity Of tne
fortress oi st. Paul and 81. Peter. For
more than mile IN all directions wa.
a bUBthiug, uuil0Cating mas Of lCOplt,
while tue CuasaCkH were vatpiy trying
10 keep order with kuuuH anu the
heels Ut their wild nuftuH, regardless ui
tue lives or limits " the people. Flu
ally fife ontiuus were brought, nose
stretched aud water turn, v on. Tue
power streams scattered the 80 pie
IL " like chsn, only o. be utivcn
bacK uy the pressure irUm behind. The
COs.acks struck the people across their
iacus with great whips. Que mau was
killed by Kick. a boy was suli0caleJ
IN tue cfUwu.
40 the ,zirand Grand Duke Michael
paced Ia au open caffbgr on their
way to the Cathedral, tho same after.
noon, man with n beard auu dressed
a. n peasnnt, spfaug with two bounds
into the ROAD aud drew from hls pocket
packet which he threw at the ear.
Hts majesty started back AMI then
uOolly picsud up tue package. The H.
cident caused Intense oommu,lon, the
crowd believing that an attempt mad
teen made ~ astattinato the ear.
ruu Imperial carriage Proceeded amil
tho mufmurs OF the crowd. Later u
was announced that the cLtt had ac.
ovpted = petition that had been thrown
10 MIN.
Toe papers Of ~. Peleftburg make
no mention oi tho occurrence. rhe cou.
tent, Of tue petition iB kupt secret IL
IL believed that the puasaura dfvBs
worn by the man was IA Disguise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20
LADIrs, IINDFKWEAR,

Ladies' Jersey Rubbed Vo,ts, 00,o
heavy quality mall sizes, worth M b
SOC eacn, our price
Ladies' extra heavy haocal NJ a.,
jersey Rihbot Nuss aud Pants, III HIN
size, TO o, worth 900 each, this
week
Ladies' 'oxtra heavy Aeecod An d.,
plain Meriuu No,ts and Pants, oil lin
sizes IS TO 81, worth % coach, al
LllleF Heavy Camor- llalr AZ o..
Vests and PANS, slZas IS TO ~, lJ lin
worth Csc each ut
Ladies' Natural Wool, mixod Of ~,
heavy quality, Jersey Ribbed OJ Tin
Ness aud Pants, sizes TO o,
wur b blu each, 40
Ladies' na.ufnl wool, plain IN NJ
NOs,H aud Pants, worth SL01 lU us
each, a.
Inilcs' fine natural wool Jor. en- M,
soy Ribbed Vets ami Pants, gll lllI JlN
sizes, worth DOr zach, 40
Ladies' heavy Bulbrrgan Jcr- rs ~,
Tey Ribbed, Union SUITS, regu- u JlA
lar value sLOI each, ~
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Natural on nm
Wool Union suits, all siz9s, Oh llU
worth $3.50 each, ~
Norfolk and New brunswick @ / M
hest quality Jersey Ribbed d liza
Ladies' Vests and Pants, In
natural wool or white, worth
sl'5 each, ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20
nENnAHK roo.
American Heei Excluded In order to
Please GermHng.

WAnlrNalos, Nov 10. - Count
Boysuuuw, thu DAnisn minister, nrsl
nenfl OF tie action o Denmark la ca,
cludiug meet anu meats through an
Associated Pres cabiegmm from GO
usnhagol. The cOunt expressed sur.
pri.r, as no action 10 tuat line had
neun contemplated. lie said tne action
was probably due 10 request from
Germany, - hsef reviewed at DAlisn
,or.s frequently wOui4 IND its way
MO Germ ny anu thus .vsfcome tht
German rrstfluuOat. 10 uaI never
heard that auy ~ lue American lro,
uCci in Denmark Wsa Effected wIh
Texas fever.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20
rmr AnnENIAN monnoRs.

A reAchsr hnd Fourteen students
ImI risonrdto Extort noncJ.
LONDON, Nov. 9O.-A letter appears
In the Times, stating that one Of the
best known teachers In 81. Paul's
Institute ut Tarui and fourteen stu.
dents were Imprisoned at Diana In a
horrible den, merely q spite the
Armenian school aud ext0rt money.
A prominent official having sent
worl, they were rtlenaed Oh the pay.
meut OF el2. The letter says this Ia
only u sample Of the oppression OF
ChTistianH IN every part OF the empire.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20
THROUGH urIDgE
sixteen cars ct ,oai Rush Into n
arosn.

PITImuRu, Nov. l0.-ilzteen cars
u coal broke through the bridge over
Brush creek at Larmer station this
evening, and ak or seven miueIs are
supp srd TO be- buried under tho wreck.
Tue train was ON Its way uUwu the
LArimor branch OF the Pennsylvania
Tuhd TO tho mAiu llue.
When witnin six car lengths Of the
briJgo c r J,she down, AAd when II
reached tha bridge II tors It's way
through, letting the cars down into the
creek Ia a confused mass.
Az OF the tfainmbu escaped, but the
miners, VINO were on the cars, going ~
thuiG homes. were carried down anu
afe now buried unueg the debris. A.
yet none OF the names Of the men have
Ueen Uncovered
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20

FREE Consultation. whether NJ ofIlca
or by letter. h tree No charge Whatever
for thorough examination, diagnosis of
your case and all auvirs. Dr.. shores
now treatment has cured thousands aud
II your case IL curahlo viii cure YOU. II
YOU live alta distance write fora symp.
tom blank.
60 A MONTH for all catarrhal dis.
cases. Medicines furnished free.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20
IN rnE sUrHEHE COURT.
Arguments IN the Sh-r e th- nate Ro.
IrIgeramng NnmpAnN ,Insnh.

"iAffatths N"hipNhN 'i"N"hs
wAsiiNuruN, Nov. H. rno argu.
mems h. tue United states supreme
Court IA tins oaus VI the date Ruidgef-
aubg comlauy ag,iusg Furdiuauu
,uiEueigrf * Nu., wuicu nus aroused ~
murn iuterus. because Ol the iAt.feach.
iug effect u the uuvisiJn may nave on
the lives u American lulunts, iucIuu-
aug Bell tslu hOue patents, was ol1iul
ludsy by james &. Carer OF New
York, VINO appeared iof tue Bate com.
psuy.
Mr. Garter, In his argument today,
compared tue Huls OF 1880 1859 and
1870 with section 1857 y, ,nv ievi,td
statut,s ana uwrlt NJ icugth On tuu Iu.
tonliDu o. Cotsress In tho enactment
OF thete ptstuter. lie ounl0u4eu iOf n
liberal rather than u literal in,erprvta
ton VI tho law Ia tuv ciae aud guuu
that thu system which would uiirr b
reward for u tervlto aud tue auuJge
Il Ter suoh reason hs tnty cUntendtu
tor Ia Tue present oAsO wOulI DO dis-
honest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20

wAsuiNutuN. Nov. 10. District
Attorney birncy has nouned all ot tue
psrsJus Indicted Tor refusing 10 answer
questions before he Senate sugar iu'
vustigating committee, Including
Mestfs. havemuy ~ aud Seaflus, thai
they must APP oar anu plead or domuf
TO the indie ments. lis Baid that dc.
murruts will Uu filed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20
CImInKLN,, nANMENTs.

of S9iF. %95 s'2 q, "? g % s S2' 7JGiS
age / to @ years, sold olsewhur1
at Sl.-i, our price
Chillrons Eidor Down Col's, o. IN
heavier weight, white Angrro D |, lU
trimmed, age 10 years, worth
SLID, our price
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20

SIOUX CIlY, 5. D., Nov. 2O.-Sona.
tor Putigtew IN Au interview concern
log n dispatch today stating that lac
{ gethet with Senators stewart aud
Jones will launch new political party
on behalf oi the silver men the
Republicans aud put free silver plank
In tnelr platform In 1895, says tnu 10.
IOTt IN entirely false.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20
THIS WEEK.
SPECIAL LEADERS I'M
LNDIFs' COATS AND CArEs.

s, s;so % 5a',i , Snsl2 y; + e s. $500
lar, Inilor mafM, value 30, now
a limo o. indips' sample q o III
Goats us.or. ed ylos, value SO, D OH
this week
Lsdio, Military Plush Capo., on OK
fur odgc, nj silK lined, u very D y ~
stylish caPo, regular value 80,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20

VAN BUGES, ARK, Nov. 2O.-Pull.
mau Conductor Browne, OF the Al
kanfas, Valley road, WaH kliru aud
thrown lIOm mis- tTaiu ut Mckay, "a
small station thirty milus west VI nero
In the Indian territory. lilo was wi.
IDENTIFY kiled whilo ia his orth, a. he
was Ia his night olutrts, Tine whole
top OF his hesd WIS blown Of, Hu left
here this morning with ,4lO. The
negro porter Is auspoc,ed anu Is under
arrest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20
CGuLDREN's run sETs

A special elegant quality Of OF 0L
Angora Fur Sot-, mIii aud col D |, IN
lar, wor h s22i, now
A line oi ChIlirJu's Opposom OK nRn
Fur ~ots, muu uud collar on JlN
value Sl.5J, at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20
Trifsraph CO.,. Property Tor sale

New York, Nov. l0.-Tho an.
nouuorment II male Ioi.y VI the fore.
closure sale, on December 7th next, NJ
tne New i.fg real estate sales room, Oi
all the corpntAted rights, privileges,
pToI cft us aud ffRuchirea OF the Unileu
Inns rrlvgr ,ph company.
Tots sale IN to be made In an action
brought IN the rupftme court OF New
York 10y @ Farmers' Loan & Trust
oonphn' rs trustees against thu United
LiuvH Telegraph company anu hers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20
LADiEs'wAIrs.

LsdIo,' Fancy Fauuo'o 10 6not
Waists, loos8 iu,l hon., yau5 UJClS
zoe, a.
A h1avlor grade, valuo slg5 Soc
Ladies' an wool Flannel hIJ6
Waists, tn coloB rcd. navy aud D L4O
uiags, latest styles, ynluo 81, o..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20

SAN FRANCE co, Nov. l0-Tho third
annual conferences az he CahiOfAla
Miuvrk' association convened hero this
msruihg. Neariy liuOJ delegates w,T5
In Aitenuhnoe,
Whom Professor J. II. NsG had called
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20

GUTnmE, o. T., Nov. 2O.-Near
Woodward, James Pauen, VINO had
just aTrveI from Michigan TO buy u
iarm, was held up aud roboed Of q large
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20
LADIi9,i WNNppFRs.

I7dlo' Fancy $ ripoI Fan. VEnt,
n"lo e. Wrapper, MHtrtu bark IUG.O
rum on shoulder ull s.z1s,
worth ,l.2i, for
Ladies' lloHvv Tlaunolo 90 81 IE
Wrappers asspr e. cuur-, pore Oh lU
iec Il Ting, worth sLs., fur
Ladies' Princess Wrappers, o. NJ
assortc colnn. curling l,une, Ol ~
braid trimmed, yt.uo 3ljl, tor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20
nr. a. W warner, Moab, Grand 60 ,
nah

~ cannot say too much Ia praise N Doctor,
Shores now treatment When went 90 Ihem
forucatmtnt waaHu wUak 1 had tu bHHa.
sisted up tho atalrs after one month under
tucir wonderful treatment was well man
again"
mr.. r"i"r Andsrs"n, SantRquiu. Utah.
"npctors Shores cured me N one ~ tho
worst tldney nnd bladder troubles anyone
ever suffered with. aud . am proud 10 recon.
mnud these Ffrht phYHici1us who are doing ~
much gOOd for Our people iu Utah"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20
woNDEGrUL WORDS.
Mrs. Harriet a. ParrJ, I6i North
seventh West,

"Aftcr other doctors save me up 10 die. and
pissihIu huI e OF my recovery, doctors shores
frstnrtd mr 60 hcalth ana saved my NE
CANNOT praise tlem TOO lIsHlY a. kind, tympa.
thruc And Skull phyrrAn.."
mrs. Lydia IrowthrV, CORNER Eighth
sauth aud tourth wet
"i had severe headache distressed stomach
no appetite could rot HUtp, nuu wurn.out
frrlIug ali thr time. iUIrr doctors chores
caro- my tymp.oms were al relieved"
mrs. Wary ItAns O., 80 '.rap" street.
~ can and DO recommend Doctors shores
nov treatment, for % cured me oi miserable
ease OF catarfh"
mrs., a. howdidrF, sB1 North second
west
"T0r years WA Wr.E suffering woman.
Gould 40 hu huufvWuTkt hsu trruhlo head.
aches, discharge from laH caro- nose rouHttnt
iy stupucd up severe cough always worn ont
wac misery 20 move around hHd no appetite
ind loot n N rapidly un thurch new treat.
meat cured after al. Other dlgiofs failed"
Mrs, Neuie Miiltr 20, r"uth Vast
'whcn I went 20 n0rfgFH shores ! had suf.
fcrod twelve yoArs NaH miserable OH tho
time weak nervous Hul Generally run down.
ommeud Doctors SHORES 60 all an need OF a
good phymcian'
mrs. ~. a. BRxtcr, uasidcnce Eleventh
Mad,
"When went 10 Doctors shores the disesso
had poisoned my blood ul NY whole syssgm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20
Boys
and LITTLE B0YS, SHALL We
SEg YOU At OUR STORE
ThlS YE R?

We have no ucw Inducements 10 OFF,
you.
no tons.
No piay'h rgs,
No prizes.
80 tricks.
no anything cxccNt cool clothes
Tel you wh q. O. ought We save you
mon 10 clothes. aud you'll have more
lee Tor tops and peanuts. What thc
public need .s not better clothing but
better clojhirrs. that know good clothes
and have con. cirnrc Co SELL them right
How many Cloih.ers refund money
.herHuIy ii YOU 500 back dissaushuaf
That's one test Of rlsht dealing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20
tr Joseph n. HicL,, ss5 East Niuti,
sUUfR

wa pol uurd. I was iu fearful pain DAY md
uiEht what arc supposed tu hr tlu yrri hrsi
doctors IN Utah tricd for thirteen yours o. 30
W Nn We ami Iauri' - mon under Doctors
hhll uc EIHu Co tel Auy one In ptrsuu of the
GOOD those wonderful physicians ha,s dUue
Tor tuOn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20
Drs, Shores & Shores.

Zion Medical a Surgical Institute,
"a East second south NJ,
OFFICE HOURS Forenoon, o TO II,
Afternoon, 2 60 ., Evening, toS.
SUNDAYS -, ~. 20 y. IA.
sPEClALTIEs- I ntnrrh, Chronic ana
Private Diseases,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20
DRESS TKINIMINGs.

Wo are Offering an immense
limo OF Dress Trimmings, iu
black silk passamentry, JOS,
laoos, and tho latest styles Of
applique guimps, braid aud orna.
mouls, a. ono halt their regular
value.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20

Founder Of lions Medical and Surgical Institute. Original
OF tho Doctors Shores Famous sysom FOR tho Troat
mont OF ca,arrh and Catarrhal Chron Diseases
And Chof Coneuung Physician and Export Diognostlon
Of lions Medical and Surgical Institute.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20

mr.. CHARLES ucndI.i, Manager Cis
Iarut
ar. Mtiiinu o.. sawyer, %
stNth -ouilt

"poui0rs Shores rev, mud md rainlerH
treatment proven Vuu ely fatafhUIufI tu
my case aud recommend thom " hll cataFrh
tultrcrs.'