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UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN FREDERIK.
SEEDS POST OFFICE.

AID.
I.osey Donral, Amelia Francis, Roxiline
George. Cephas HAYNES, Clement Ince, Maria
John, Rosa J cob, Jeanny James, Magdalina,
James. Charles Mcdonald, Joseph Mapp
Francis 4. Morris, Carrie Nugent, Margaret
NJ. Richards 81. Johann NJ. Roberts, Maria
Williams. Isabella Williams, Aurtha Warde,
Edward Williams, James Yard.
UNPAID.
Philip Brady, George Boyer, Elesa Bynes,
Mary E.. Beal, Mary E. Cooper, Sarah De
Windt, Cathrine Heyliger, Maria Hendriksen.
Mary James, Solomon Kromics, Jane
Lenhardt, Isabella Lewis, Charlotte MiLheal,
Edward Richards, Antonet sSmith, Rosalia
Thomas, David Wilson, Cathrine Wenter.
RgGIsTERED.
L. Ne Cucuman.
Frederiksted's Post Office, October 3lst
1894.
L. RICHTER.
, 1894-11-14

THE Undersigned, to whom he
j outstanding claims of Messrs
c. GAUTIER & Co. have be- EN-
transmitted by the levy holders for
collection, hereby begs to infor
parties Indebted to said firm th at
arrangements for the settlement of
their indebtedness must be ma de
with him within Id days from date
as otherwise legal proceedings will
be instituted for the enforcement
of payment.
Christiansted, St Croix,9t IT Novbr. 1884.
A. e. STAKEMANNI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-17

TIM tyEsrAuR Co.pSy n MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK cF72
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-17
Mr.. RILEY'S ADDRESS.
ITO the Jury in the Famous Reilly
Will Case Yesterday
WAS A MASTERY ARGUMENT.

And Occupied the Entire Day, Both
Morning and Afternoon-Hc Re
viewed the Case from Beginning to
End, and Made Strong Appeal for
His Clients-nIr. Hubbard WIN Fol-
low This Morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-17
Castoria.

.,7astoria isso well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescrlpeaon
Known to me-" b. a. ARCHER, n. D.,
III So. Oxford St., Brooklyn N. X.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-17

aTbepse of .Castoria is so universal and
ite merits SO well known that it seems work
If s1,pererogntion to endorse 1T. Few are the
intelligent families who do not Keep CASTOR"
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTTa, D. D.,
New York City.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-17


Mr.. Riley reviewed other business
matters attended to in person by Mr..
Reilly in the summer and fall of 1891.
He referred to the testimony of ex
Sheriff Handlan, who had never heard
OF Mr.. Reilly's capacity being wrong until
this trial, and there are hundreds who
also never heard OF it, and who con-,
slider the assertion ridiculous. On the:
25th day OF November. 1891, the old
man endorsed q note for $500 signed by
George Reilly, who was willing to take
it, and did not at that time say he was
not of good capacity, mentally. Ac-
.cording to the testimony of Colonel
O'Brien, he went on his bond as admin
istrator of the Hannah estate, and this
bond was recorded before an official of
this county, who did not question the
capacity of Mr.. Reilly. These transact
tions of Mr.. Reilly would not be worth
the paper they are written on if the idea
prevailed here that he was of unsound
mind. The OConnor transaction was
mentioned, and it had been shown that
Mr.. Reilly alone was involved in IL.
This transaction took place at critical
period in this case-the time when this
will was executed. Its history shows
that Mr.. Reilly took most prominent
part in 1t.
These are some only of the business
GIausdCLlOuS Vi EhE -IAe1IlS III a4OSU-0l.
There can be none shown at which any
son or daughter shall blush for. They
compare favorablv with any business
man of the city. If you judge OF mans
mental capacity you don't see him when
heis sleeping, driving in the streets or
doing things Of no consequence, but
when he is doing the business trans
actions usual for him.
The testimony in the case should be
weighed carefully. These business
transactions should be taken in connec-
ton with the testimony of Dir. Russell
and Mr.. Lamb, who were present " hen
the will was executed, and whose testi-
mony should be given special weight
They don't stand alone; they are
backed up by the testimony of some OF
the most respectable citizens OF the
county, and by these business letters,
showing AIR. Reilly had charge of the
finances OF his business
AT this point the lawyer looked at his
watch, and finding it was near the hour.
Z for adiournment, said he had another
line OF sargument to take up which he
could not complete that evening. ADJ
iournmentSwas taken until 9:3O a M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-17

"For several years have recommended
1onr Castoria,, and shnn always continue 70
do SO as it has invariably produced beneficial
te'o' EDWIN F. PARDEE, N. D.,
1a5th Street and It'll Ave-, New York City
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-17

gentleman's standing and trutnfulness
it is not necessary to say anything.
His relations with Mr.. Reilly were of a
business nature and very close. In
1890 they had numerous business trans
actions, and it is found in 1891, as late
as January. July and December they
also had business transactions. Does
he say Mr.. Reilly was unfit to do bust
ness? No, he says he
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-05
TELEGRAPHIC.
LOST EXPLORERS.
Sad Fate Of The BjOrlIng Expedition
10 The Arctic Regions.
THEIR WRECKED VESSEL rouSD.
, searching Party VIII he Sent Out
by Lieutenant
PCary.

PHILADELPHIA, May 5.-Althoush
si.patches from 81. Johns, n. f., an'
,,uuce that the proposed expedition TO
ilwmefelaud to search for traces Of
I'M, swedish arctic exploring eKpodi-
don headed by Bjorling will be abnn-
Toned, the friends OF the five men
Who composed tue party are informed
tbat the Peary auxiliary expedition,
t,spgi by Henry g. Bryant, aud cont
out ~ tho geographical club Of this
cty. will explore Ellesmetoland Tor
any records that Bjorllng may have
La tpcfe. Elleametlaud 10 about
.D.riv.fve miles west u Peary's ron.
tgoua aud MI. Bryant, wuU vs. fami-
.,f with Tue story Oi Blorling's ~.
led Journey, says that even before he
,.,fd Of tho failure VI Prof Stems
edition, he had made up his mind
l visit Ei.uamefuiand Tor the purpose
b.. learning something u BOfling's
.atr.
rne story Of Bjorliny's fate IL sad
rnfntt The same time interesting. Asa
s.ldbnt In swedish university no
gon pnze Of $500, which was to DO
r..nt in originfl research. The young
anducldrd 10 make the Arctic regions
tho scene Of bis operations, aud la the
sluus NJ 1862 with fellow student
uamed khllstOnius, he came 30 st.
inns, where Ito hired n small iisuiug
seuDontr With u crow consisting OF
"a sc1iohman, Dane and an Italian,
Bilfliug started nofthwafd early In the
summer " lsB@. tbs vessel WIS
wrecked on Carey Island. which Ia un.
iUbauitud, and Scotch fishing
schooner some months Afterwards
found tho wreck nnd records by BjOt.
jug, which stated that ON August 70,
lsl2, the party would cross Jones
sound ~ Ellesmoreland, which 10
ItliuyoJ 10 10 Inhabited ny Etquimaux
who have never yet seen the lace OF a
Is bite man. The captain OF the fishing
smack took the records 10 Europe anu
Uis sloIy Induced the friends Of BjOr.
uug to organize the expedition winch
has Just bren abandoned.
ltiua curious TACT that In August,
1872, Just three days before Bjorling
luit Cufuy island, the peafy relief eK.
ptdillOn conveying Lieut.. Pcary anu
nls companions back 10 civilization,
pissed within sight OF Caroy's island.
AZ that time the Island was Obsoufed
~ log and the expedition continued
sJuthward, obliyiOus Of the fact that
i've brave men were on the bleak
Island watching aud praying for assist.
unce that would have been gladly
gwen them. Mr. Bryant IL not very
hopeful that any OF the BiOrling party
afp alive, but he hopes to find An Au.
thentlc report Of their existence Ia
Ellsamofeland.
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Ihc nn.len MeeI Msrh,..

BosTUs, May 5.-The Commercial
buHetH Gays VI tho Boston wool mar.
Lvi Tue total sRle6 for tho week we're
lil7B loo pounds against 2.il4, 500
pounds last week ana ! ,70j,70s pounds
Tor the ssmo week last year. rne total
Gales show shortage OF rs. 400, 900
p0unda tor the same time last year.
'rhe receipts 10 date show a shortage of
a2,sT2 Bags domestic ami $500 balei
foreign,
Tue week has been dull and feature
lees. Manufacturers are more die.
outraged over the outlook than
tlx weeks ago anu on RC.
count OF this fact, coupled with
tho broken stock account for tho email
Gales, our Imports of fo,eign olothln &
woods have shtunk 10 about ton per
cent VI those for the same month last
year.
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TOPEKA, Kaun May "A special
to the capitol from Rgaiiug, Kausla,
eayi. luu ooutIal portion OF Lyon
county aud the southern section Of
Usage county were ylsltod by terrible
storm tonight. A waterproof biokr,
flooding thu county aud running tue
crops,
The devastation by the water wa
increased by an unparalleled ioestorui.
Ice formed as II fell twelve iDones iu
circumference, that killed oallls anu
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RESULTS on riIE sTnII,r.

GLASS works Closed tor want OF
Coal.
ALTON, ILL.,, May b.-rhe frat serious
result Of the coal miners strike was
encountered here when the mammoth
Illinois Glass cOmpany's works had 10
shut uOwn tot lack OF coal. Tho plant
usts about twenty cars Of coal daily
und II In impossible to got this now.
over 1000 wOTkVra are thrown out VI
rmuluymeut
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bers Of the jury stood out for several
houfs, insisting that the death penalty
should be- Inflicted.
Mrs. Shauuck thot and Killed Harry
Poole, n young man who was heir g.
an estate Of about 100000. because OF
his refusal TO marry her daughter
truly Bhattuok, VINO "a recognized 90
be the pretliest girl In tue Tivpi.
chorus.
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DUBUQUE, Ia, May 5.-Sheria
Fhiup- ia looRiag for james Hannah.
an, a wealthy farmer living near Ber'
n'rd, this county, who borrowed So
900 by signing tho name Of his sister
in'lrw 10 m instrument purp0ftlng 10
come FROM her A bank In this city,
one IN Caicade, aud ID. a. SJmb5rs
ure victims,
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strikers Threaten 60 Lynch m
Onirer

strikers Threaten 60 Lynch an
Onicer
DULUTH, MINI, May i.-Marshal
Free tried 10 suppress a disturbance
HmOug some striking miners NJ
Mountain Iron this evening, when
Mat Matson threatened him with d
revolver The marshal promptly shot
him twice In the abdomen aud he viii
probably die.
Word Of the s1sir was sent to the
strikers q. V Tgiria and a mobioi 1000
started tor Mountain Iron, with tue
hvOWed intention of lynohing Free.
Sheriff Snowy ordered tbs militia out
and took charge Of nifsirs. There !.
great excitement IN Mountain Iron
ami trouble 10 feared when the strikots
arrive.
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The MorId,. lnIr nnIIaIne..

CHICAGO, May The South Park
commissioners have declared all
PREVIOUS bids for the Worlds Fair
hullIiugs oil aud Issued letter 20 all
former bidders stating that the prices
IN detail are s76, 900. Manufacturer,
s.a,8iU; Machinery Hail, Sl9,06O;
huGioultural, $4,000; Agricultural,
$4,000; Miues, 81 O0J; FisneTios, 81.
QUO; ColOnnAde. ago.
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If YOU CANNOT COME TO SALT
LAKE

Write for the mail treatment. Oneof tho
physicians la personal charge suporin-
tends the mail doptrimOu. and by syH-
tom OF close correspondence controls
those out oi tho Citv quito as well ~ those
WHO como 10 tho office. S0nd for symp.
tom blank. Medicines shipped carefully.
Try this treatment.
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A. T.. Depot burned.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., May 4. 80 The
Union Pacific depot at Lookout, the
fret station west Of Laramie, was
turned this morning. The IRE wns
started by sparks from a passing loco
motive. Tie loss 10 1000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-05

cruelty hitied uUrnuse sick with
SmaiipoN.
LiTIiE Rock, Ark., May "a re.
port nas reached here from Union
county, Ara, 10 the effect that negro
ut Miles, switch, Ouchita county, was
taken with some Kind Of breaking
out which was thought TO be- smallpox
aud doctor was sent for but he dii
not choose TO attend tho case. lie was
tut In a cabin, 10 which some one set
Ire and tue negro, being unahle 10
eject his escape, perished In the hames,
Onu report says no was shot ami then
burned,
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ruined the crons. In this town ever
window pane was shattered, and tn
same destruction is reported from Oh.
vet, east Of here, IN Gage county.
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hatred Prodtgai
LENtSGTOS, Ky. May i-Coloutl
BreckinfiuRe arrived here tonight, an.
the ovation rendered him was royal
one. Five hundred Of his most enthu.
siastic followers met him at the train
and made the ait resound with cheera
Tor the white.hslrod prodiHaL Every
man In the crowd insisted on shnklng
hands with him, aud !; was with DIM
Guilty that he reached the hotel.
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CHRONIC DISEASES
OF THE VERY WORST FORM YIELD TO DRS SHORES SHORES
NEW SYSTEM OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SAYS IT Is THE
BEST; and WHAT EVERYBODY SAYS MUST Be 50.


pcinn
houlior
blades Of
aud would become weak aud dizzy.
id made
rapidly and twas all could possibly do 20 ntipud to housowu
residents
MRS ELIZA BRADY
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WIRED FROM WASHINGTON.
The Construction Of Twelve Torpedo
Boats Recommended.


WAsIuSuTON, ID. g., May A.
Senator McPhersop, chairman VI the
committee on naval affairs, today
favorably reported from that commit.
tee an amendment TO The naval appro.
pris,lon bill authorizing the conslTuc.
ton OF twelve now torpedo boats. The
amendment prov ides that the cost Of
boats shall not exceed 100000, aud
they shall be capable Of making spe ed
Of twenty-five knots per hour
The secretary OF the navy, In a
letter 10 toe chairman Of the commit 60
on naval anaifs, says lao should be
glad II Congress shall determine 10 au.
thorize the construction Of these boats.
He reco mmcnds tho appropriation Of
100000, In case the construction Of
the boats L. authorized.
TUE CONGRESSIONAL SALARY QuEs.
lIJS.
WAsufNuTON, ID. O., May i.-Tho
congressional salaries for the month OF
April became due touay, 20 the mem.
befs mad their fret experience with the
new procedure Of docking Tor absentee.
lem. Up TO last night 2i3 members had
lled tncif certificates, showing the
number Of days, N any, they had been
absent. Today about rily certificates
were put IN, leaving about 100 unao
counted for.
The groa, majority OF the members
certify they have not boon absent nj
all, and the most Of them that certify
10 absence limit II 10 a period Of Oug
| or two days. At this rate the total de.
ducti0nH will DO small. The congress.
men arc showing nm unoasinsHa iu
making cut tbs certifcaies, as there Il
nothing behind them but their word
OF honor 10 show how many days they
have been absout. They feel reluctant
TO surrender part OF their salary. aud
/ yet are bound IN honor % report the
days tor which the deductions should
DO made.
THE ALLEGED HOMESTEAD FRAUDS.
wAsuINGrOS, May To-day Cap.
tain Sampson, Professor Algcr aud
| Lieutenant Alderman, board Ap.
/ pointed by Secretary Herbert, exam.
/ ined at length the evidence submitted
by Attorney Wallace, OF MckrrspoH,
10 support tue allegations OF McLuck.g
anu other e1.HOmtsteA wofkiugmuu,
that there have been extensive frauds
In connection with the manufacture Of
naval atmof plates In addition 10 those
already discovered by Mr.. Herbert.
Tue board 10 conducting IN Inquire.
privately, and the present purpose Ia Ia
ascertain whether Nit. Whllace's
charges relate 10 arm0r plates on which
penalties have not been levied Hlready !
by the department.
IuE RIVER AND uARBOR BILL PASSED
Shortly after o O'Clock the COMMITTEES
OF the whole rose, reported the Tlvcl
aud haTDor bill TO the House, anu II
| was passed,
lhoreup0n n recess was taken unit
s O'Clock, Tor tho consideration Of pu
( ysIe puuti0u bills,
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q. ". wAISNIcIc,
q " In
q

&
Warner interview says Wy We, uudmne ho effects
treatment With pr shores shor' did not think p9sbo
%
10 eat
pounds
that improvement has boon something wonderful anything
and
W.
with great Interest BY hi
friends
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DrS, Shores & Shores.
Specialists,
Zion Medical allSlTEiGal Institute

Hpseialurss An dseBscs 1f tho Bye. Ear.
NnHu. Throat ard LuuU. Female. Rectal and
private diseases. our un tmuut flr tilua is
new ganlyaf, safe and certain Our owu
method
once hour GO % Ann, gto spma ft0s
pm sundays, % am. % nm
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So a month for all diseases,
mod cinos free.
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GurHmE, Okla,, May 4.-rhc Okla
homa division Of tho army Of tho
cOmmonwval held . grand rally TO-
night Ablut 400 "s.luiefs" Were
present After number OF atiTung
addresses resolution was adopted,
deplOung the uuiawidi action by tue
Washington authorities Ia preventing
C01ey from speaking, and calling fUf
Immediate action upon tbs purs Of
Congress "lo hnng Lawful Judgment
un tho guilty prrspns concerning .hi8
diabOllCal outrage"
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FOR PLEASANT DAYS,

Pleasant associations are
in order, and you need an
outfit in harmony with such
surroundings. You can
look pleasant ond feel
plelsnnter when you are
equipped for it in one -four
well made and stylish
Spring and Summer Suits.
Everybody in salt Lake City
should look our sto'k over
carefully before buying. A
nobby Suit will cost you
very little money Mt the
glelt reductions in prices
we are offering this spring
Some things are too good to
Inst. That's the case with
our stock and prices, and
this fact makes it risky 10
wait
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ooNrY's AYnrArnIzlns.
Transport Demanded Tor tho indus
trials.

WAsuIEGTOs, b. e., May 4.-Sena.
tor Power tuuRy presented a. petition
adopted at mass meeting Ia Butte
Montana, declaring IN favor OF tue
organization OF "home guard" for
C0Key's army, "to assist In case VI
necessity" and calling On the
Montana congressional delegation 10
demand that all further interference
with the forward march OF the C0xty
army be- Discontinued. The resolutions
donOunco the deputy Uuitot States
marshais OF Montana, ani refer TO
those VINO fifod on the CIzryiles as ~
"band Of mefcenaries, composed u
the scum OF humanity IA tue employ
OF thu government
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nra shnituch ~ Go 90 ihs psniien
tinry Tor Life.

San FRANowCO, May 4.-The Jury
IN tho case OF Mrs. Jane Shattuck, VINO
haa been on tTlnl here for over two
weeks, charged with the murder Of
Harry Poole, came Ia tonight with n
verdict Of murder in the first degree,
fixing The punishment at imprisonment
Tor lie. Ii IL reported that niue mem.
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GREAT SPECIAL. CUT IN MILLINERY

sPEciAL-sEE OUR LARGE ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR
READY-MADE GOODS, WHICH WILL BE pISTRI5-
THIS WEEK.
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Lexington crowds cheer the white
hatred rrudtuni

Lexington NNuMNA ahNNf Nhs hhANf~
hatred rrodtgni.
LFNGSarON. Ky. May i-Colonol
Bteckinriuge arrived here tonight, an.
the ovation rendered him was royal
one. Five hundred Of bile most enthu.
siastic followers met him at the train
and made the ait resound with cheefs
for the white.hairod prodigal. Every
man In the crowd insisted on shaking
hauds with him, aud I. was with DIM
Guilty that he reached the hotel.
PROFESSIONAL.
RICHARDS e RICHARDS,
Attorneys at Law,
Rooms 5oi TO iOl Mccormick Block.
jlS H. MOIlE,
Attorney at Law,
Rooms 500 io3lJ Constitution building,
Top. h. G. N. H.
l. N, WADDELL c TIIOS ADAMS,
Attorneys az Law and Land
Attorneys,
ai7-3is Mcconick Block, salt Lake city
RICHARD B. SHEPARD,
Lawyer,
$40 Commercial Block
YOUNG, YOUNG { lIOYIE,
10 orlando Young. Richard W. Young,
Oscar W. Moylc.
Attorneys at Law,
Dosorc, Nat. hank Bldg, Salt Lake city.
E CoREER. rATESr ATTORNEY
- 4. ratena ON Inventions. caveats, elc fAi.
Ont dfArlnEn. models 90 order Ocics. ~
haiu tifCci, Hali l.aku civ
]. h. WALTER,
Attorney at Law.
Practice In all the courts 81 tho Territory.
Room o, i-s Main stroot, salt Lake city.
CHERRY { CHERRY,
Lawyers.
Rooms o aud iO. Walker bros. Bank
Building, salt Lake CITY.
CHlS NJ CANNON,
Dentist,
Rooms BOOT Constitution Building.
DR. ]. B. KEYSOR { BRO,
Dentists,
Rooms aud scott. Auerbnch Building.
ist floor. iG2 Main stroo.
DR. J. THOMAS,
Surgeon Dentist,
10 Main st. All work guaranteed.
Auusthoiic, Administered
HAPPY HOUR DENTAL To-,
aigls s.. state street, salt Lake city.
ONCE hours day and Night
DIOOih IOlSl~
OGDEN. UTAH.
Ri,cs-sl.5O to So per day. Special
rates to regular boarden. Free sample
rooms electric light, steam heat, cent
rally located, 3 blocks from depot.
Hustler Broom, Proprietor
J. w. BOYD,
CPORTING GOODS
~ HOUSE.
Fine Gun Repairing Guns Bored for
Nitro Powders. Is T.. Second South.
TRAVELLERS CREDIT.
To save Co,t, Time and Trouble. carry
American Express Co.
Travelling Cheques.
Good ursgvH4Fn In fHF World NJ face VHIuE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-05

novelties and checks positively worth
from St25 TO sIs5' all 80 Tor CSC yard,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-05

PRICES LOWER THAN EYER BEFORE
HEARD OF IN UTAH.
SALES CASH-OEE PRICE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-05

VIII buy a hand.
some assortment
Of French black
novelty weayesi
also pindots, or.
toman Cord, and
Bengaline Cord