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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
UNDERWEAR FOR GENTLEMEN,
UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES.
UNDERWEAR FOR CHIm
1f5:!(9!jFEEN||::',!(9
THURSDAY, September 20. 1894


Every day adds to the Autumn
Readiness Of the Big Store. Ere
ouent visits are justified IT you d
keep in touch with the latest and
best.
HANDKERCHIEF BARGAINS.-La-
dies sheer 'Scallopei and Emoroider'
ed Handkerchiefs i0c. each
Ladies Sheer-Lawn. Narrow-Hem' Lace
Edge handkerchief. l5c. each.
ladies' White Hsmsttchet Handker-
chiefs &C. each.
Gentlemens All-Linen White hahoNe'
chiefs. hemstitched. usually DC eaS"'
for $3.50
Gen,lemens Hemstitched Bordered
Handkerchiefs. fun size, special lot'
Sc each.
Check Muslin, sc. per yard.
1900 yards White Check Muslin ia''
tory lengths. 3 l-2c per yard.
Children's Check Muslin Aprons,
well made, lace trimmed-SlzeS 5
to u years-from $ to 4Sc. each.
q dozen Nurses Aprons, made of Hem
stitched Lawn. wide strings ana iull
size. lust 2jc each y ~ r., /,
MATTRESSES. AND MAIDS CAto
al equally attractive prices.
Infants and Misses Natural Ribbed
vests and Drawers. fall and winter
weights. siz3s 10 to 81 inches. prices
12l-e to 371-2c. each.
Umbrellas, 500.
Children's school Umbrellas q inches.
good-quality Gloria. and warranted
fast black. sec. each.
Think of 46.inch-wide Black
Serge Dress Goods, all wool, for
45c. per yards pieces in the lot
no more.
A new lot Crepe TiSsue-PaPer,
all colors-just received.
q dozen Imported Gas-Globes. crown
.o-Fuv TO each
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20

In view Of Colonel Breckinridee's
shrieks over his defeat and his denuncia-
ton Of those who opposed his re-elec-
ton. the Louisville Courier-JouTnal prints
his picture on the first page Of It's Tues
days issue. and places underneath the
engraving the words Is He \ MAD
MAN? And. commenting upon Breckn-
ridges assertion that he was cheated out
Of the nomination. etc. the Courler-Jour-
nal says odi'orany:
The most charitable construction TO be
nut upon all this l. that the man IS in
sane, and. therefore. wholly irresponsible
al the machinery Of the district was I'm
his own hands. All the opportunities for
fraudulent voting were his. That h
should dispute the result can mean mo-
thing except "a mind diseased"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20

The Washington correspondent Of the
Charlotte ~. O. Obs rver eulogizes our
dying friend. Ur Minnigerode, as zone
Of the abb u and most inter sting Of that
noble staff 81 contributors to the southern
Literary Magazine gathered around Poe
and THOMPSON" OF all the memorial adj
dresses delivered upon the death of the
Hon Jefferson Davis, none, IN our iudg-
mont. exceeded pr Minnlserode's In elo-
ouence. and none equalled 1t in historical
value. because il contained hitherto-un-
known facts about Mr. Dayis's im9rison-
mcnt at Fortress Monroe, and his pro-
fession Of faith.
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B!OtCheS
And Pinples

indicate inactivity Of the
skin. They show that the pores are
clogged and that poisonous refuse
matter has been denied an egress.
The accumulation Of this matter
under the skin shows in red Jumps,
blotches and possibly in pimples.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
Charge of Lunncy Dismissed.

LYNCIBURG VA. September -
Rlnrdrli ~ VA merchant who was ar
rested here several days ago on NE
char.s, Of lunacy. preferred By his wifi.
was heard before "A commission OF JUS
tice today and dismissed. Ward is suing
his Wife for divorce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20

The Governor has ordered
in all the Cow Feed Hats, 50
come and supply your brain
box with the best Fall Hats
III the State.
Now, please bear in mind
that we have endeavored in
all departments to show the
latest styles the market al
forded, and we are confident
that after YOU make us a visit
and inspect our goods you
will greatly appreciate our
efforts in this respect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
LEVY B DAVIS.
LEVY & DAVIS'S
LINEN SPECIALS.

Colored-Bordered Tray-Cloths at l5c,
worth double.
Colored- Bordered Stand-Cloths at 2}c.-
splendid value
Turkey-Red Table Damask at SSc.
yard
Turkey-Red Table Damask at toe.
yard should b. SOC
An entirely new line Of Bleached and
Cream Table Damask and Napkins -
match. Imported direct and az a Dig
saving on Old prices.
Cream and Bleached Crash for Towels
at reduced prices
Grand values in Huckaback Towels,
commencing at $50 dozen.
See us'hef0re you buy your Linens
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
DRESS GOODS

have been coming in steadily during warm
weather, rainy weather. and AT o'ner
times until now we can snow you tIe
best selections to he found In New forS
and Boston Many novelties IN tue 1850
ment which cannot be replaced. covel'
Cloths. Serges. Cheviots. Fancy MiNeu o.
everything fashionable and deslraple,
our SIX stock IS brimful OF good values
and good styles-Rlack silks. White SILKS
Satins Dress silks OF every description
Velvets. and everything to please fastdi-
Gus buyers.
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so cents. Druggists.
NitI IING~.

A STATED CONVOCATION Siy{S
a OF LAFAYETTE EOYAL-AkC IL 'YfasE
CHAPTER, NO. 81, VIII be he'd nj the 10y
Tabernac T. 10 he M4s0ni. lemple, Broad ana
ADAMS Street. on THIS thursday EVENING,
September % r.. n 1910 O'Clock
ROYAL Ar.H MGsOns IN good standing are in-
vitcu TO attend
BY order OF Tue NJ. Z. High Priest
:. h. JACOBS,
se1O-lt' Secretary.
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This Weeks Appointments for fubhc
speaking Made by state Democratic
Committee.
Seut.mber e0th-Hon John w. Daniel.
Grayson; Hon Peter ). Otey. LeesNiIle'
Hon 5. : Turner. Madison Courthouse
Hon. II. u. Flood. Centenary cat =. Nj
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tie Craig: Hon H. u. Flood. Hardricks-
vile & i. Nj.
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hnnO-lI'

fNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
sIOt KHOLrkkS OF THE CHESAPEAKE
hNDO ONO LAND AND IMPROVEMENT COM
IANI Wi! be ne.d al The oaice OF DEC kIUR Az
TflL IN the Pace building. Richmond, Va, on
WEDNESDAY, september 2atn, az - NJ
se l3-td {. T.. WELLtORD. Secretary.
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softens the impeding matter, pen
ctrates the pores and draws the
poison out. All the time it is sooth-
ing the inflammation caused by the
congcsted state, and finally leaves
the skin smooth, clear, active and
healthy. 1t is absolutely the best
and most efficacious skin medicine
in the world. Its action on the
skin is perfectly in accord with
science, but its curative effect is
almost miraculous in its quickness
and thoroughness.
1t has cured innumerable Stub
born cases Of pimpleS, blotches,
ring worm, letter, eczema, dandruh,
itch and salt rheum. 1t will cure
the worst kind Of itching piles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20

4 III SCUOoi
"A given IL Drani1r
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cular- atthe Bookstore
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situated Do lirIUn.Ii..
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ALL SHOES AT COST FOR ~
N CASH TO DISCONTINUE SHOE~
BUSINESS. BRIDAL TRUNKS AND SCHOOL
TRUNKS SPECIALLY. Z. Il. SPENCE.
Wrong side Broad, corner Eighth street.
SO slim
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A. HUTZLER'S SONS,
30 east Broad street.

our NEW STOCK is now coming in,
ami We show the best selected and largest
variety we have ever had.
Atwood : rges. 5 inches wide. lie.
We're 20.
All-Wool Dress Flannels. 90 inches wide.
Sc We're i0c.
ATWOOD Imperial Serges, IS inches wide,
4-c were i5c.
Atwood Sackings. 50 inches wide, 6Oc.,
were g.
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UPTOWN OFFICE. 49, EAST BROAD
STREET
WEST-END OFFICE. PARK-PLACE
PHARMACY. Belvidere and Main streets
MANCHESTER OFFICE. l2@ HULL
STREET
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Reading notices in reading matter type.
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i5c
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on application.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-19
A MODEST CLAIM.

Ono OF the most surprising law suits
Of the DAY ia threatened by tho heirs OF
Col. Nicholas Lott Of Pennsylvania,
who have presented a biil against
Uncle Sam for four million dollars Tor
board aud lodging furnished Gen.
eral George Washington aud his
army At Valley Forge. The
chief claimant aud the present
possessor Of tho property asserts that
the patrlo, army campei on his "an.
ccslrnl acres, burned bis ANCESTRAL
wood anu appropriated TO their own
use tho chickens and other live stock
which wandered over his ancestral
farm" 10 the average reader, It viii
seem a stable board bill when tho
tradition OF the kind Of a winter
Washington passed a. Valley Forge
is remembered. The SUM OF So.
OO)iOlJ would have sustained the
whole Of that starving, freezing
army in luxury Tor an tho winters OF
the war Furthermore, tle original
Nicholas would have probably given
tan % ho hal possessed &c 10 have ad.
vunced the cause Tor which Washing.
ton was struggling and suffering. IT'S
no iaul! Of bis that bis hulrs afu
begging TO be- paid lJg what the sturdy
old colonel would have sC3rleI to look
upon as anything but "a iroo-WI
yllrrIng TO hia country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-19
AN UNwIsg MEASURE.

The NEWS regrets that In the face Of
tho proIrslS Of the press aud the leading
business men OF the metropolis, the
Legislative Council should have passed
tue bill forbidding tho making OF Pre-.
ierred creditors In cases Of assignment.
We are not without this consolation,
however, that inasmuoh ~ ono Of tho
Legislative houses has thus far been
successful In defeating any Of this un.
wise class Of legislation originating Ia
and favorably acted upon by the
other, 30 In the present case the lower
house will follow tho good precedent
and correct this grave mistake OF it,
upper neighbor.
For surely no representative can de-
sire TO hasten and cut loose such a Hood
Of assignments az the enactment Of this
measure viii inevitably bring. A.
reasonable men, the members OF the
House must recognize that the passage
and approval Of the bill means that
every creditor will at once dump on"
those whom no has been favorng. Il
viii be a race TO SEQ who eau got his
clalm In hut, aud secure the first
chance at the ruins. In common self
protection, bankers and wholesalers
who have been patient aud helpful 10
tho struggling debtor, and whose aid
has alone enabled him to keep his doors
open, Will be forced 10 push their collec-
tions relontlesaly against him. In place
Of continued patience and further aid,
which they might have felt inclined to
manifest, upon his honorable repre-
sentation that such patience and aid
would enable him to pull through ami
save himself, his family and bis
creditors, while, II tho worst should
come, he would s,ill protect those
whose confidence Ia him assisted him
to make the last gallant elott-in
place oithis, We say, the proposed law
will force demands upon the struggling
debtor which ho cannot meet, and his
business life will be- brought u an aD.
Tupt and cruel close.
Something IN the limo OF uniform
bankruptcy or assignment law, OF a
law by which all classes Of creditors
fhall be projected, and fraudulent
assignors sugmallzei ami punished,
We shall not undertake to Gail unnccc5-
sagy.But our Legislature cannot wfeatlu
with II alone or at this time; and any
such measure ne this that 90 now pend.
ing would surely produce O condition q
hundred .tlmes worse than any
that It proposes TO cure. Besides,
every attempt at tInkering with Euau
cial lcgelatlon, at this critical aud try.
Ing time IN commerce, cash aud
trade, II iuitho highest degree uus,slys
manlike, impoltic and unw.so, Thu
statement may seem 70 grow s,ul,
through OF reiterAton, but !.s truth
though palpable, appears to DO suli too
largely uuapprecialeJ,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-19
DIED Is TUT HARNESS.

The sad news has just been received
Ia this city that Elder Walter Herbert
Barton, a missionary Of the Church Of
Jesus Christ OF Lallof.day Saint,
lab5rlug In the Southern States, sue.
oumbcd to nn attack Of pneumonia mud
diod yesterday, February Is, 1894, Of
McComb, Mississippi.
Elder Barton was bora NJ Kaysvlilo,
d. - county, April 10, 1869, and was
tue sjn Of John and Sarah Flint
Barton. lie was unmarried, and
s,nr,od on his mission December 10,
1898, being previously ordained -
Seventy. His labofs have boon charac'
teflzed by zeal aud energy, and hu has
bcon faithful In the fulfillmcnt OF thoox.
allied calling whurounto he was chosen.
Tne NEWS sympathizes deeply with
his relatives IN Utah and with his
bersaved associates In the Southern
States. But there Is Joy To all these 10
thefact that he went down In valiant
battle against error aud darsnoss, aud
that bis namo will DO enrolled among
those honorable ones who died In the
harness and In the Masters service.
Verify no viii In no wlso lose HE 70.
wardl
The body starts home today Mon.
day. In charge q an Elder
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-19
rIRsr PAY DEBTS.

A Salt Lake county correspondent.
noting with much appreciation that t4p
Legislature ia trying to DO something
60 relation 60 lho payment OF fees 90
criminal prosecutions, alludCs with
some feeling o, tho fac. that claims of
,hls kind walon wgre pat iu at ,Hr la-.
session were Ignored, auI tuat oIinrr
who hal apnnt days and mons and
rsEal ths,r llygsln Bringing dgapen.
docs touuawur tho ouIs OF iu.tlr. Dad
simply baol told "wo will mo-. pay you
'9r the work watch you h4vs Ya..
i1ImoI BOO behalf %, tho public" our
ulrrs-pln cites tho case 9' ouu
OH aas wlo was harvesting wheat lbr
grain "dyli rlp;p warrant was
placed iu ats halii 6r tne grFos. u
parios who had committed larceny,
no lsit hl8 bluIrr iu tho field ior ,Hsru
daya, nu-ua q aud asfoi.aI ,hs gl.ly
parties; the latter were convicted, ana
lnu ouig.g go. bis reward Iu-sl.gy.
"Mluy m1r, ouos" hs ayE "n.sut
be noted OF % similar nl'uft.n
Another Instance, where tluEularpl
was not au official atall, Is worthy of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-19
SUBSTANTIAL AND BEAUTIFUL.
q. e. waitenani.Is Hcw cigar storc
In thc E4gir riurk- where 60
gs rnr suui smoke.


r. G.. Walious.iaI, the well known
aud uorulaf U..rr merchant anu man.
uincturer Of q. riat fiut South street,
has ntitd AMI ..Huvt up tho most
comm1iio r sutiAi and beautiful
cigar shores 90 .Uuua 10 the Interior
West. 10 BE- .Iu Uutlro ftors.fO1m
Number 7s Ea..l block on Yves. Second
South Htraua Tho wriior q thedr lines
hlH oltnu heard Mr WnllUu8piul To-.
mark that DO i1ieuiei Go az soon AZ
opportunity ul rigi, start on Main Or
wcat Sus1ni 5ll.h street. n cigar store;
bat hu hal uJ IIua thnt DE meant %
branch out fl extensively nnd olnb.
otaicly 90 ha hls l1 the QUE just fiti, d
up Ia the Elgl' block. Mt Walton.
spiel ig "a gfyat believer la the
establishment %! homo inIu1tflus
anu slnco DO rlm1 90 salt Lake ha1
alwnyn employed MONO labor tor every
thing in his liug tHHt could u0 pr0-
jucei at homo. Hence, ull tho ulu-
gnut nEtur0s 300 h.s nov plncu were
manufactured here. He has also iu'
vested LARGELY iu SlL Lake real estate
aud buili number NJ houses, and h.
therefore entitled o. tho distraction Uf
being one Of cur beautiful Cliy'B ruh-
utAutlal cltigcul ana should have, uB he
has ut his Fret South street place, "a
liberal share OF the patronage Of the
uV0plu OF his new store.
Mr.. Wu,gulpiel lil thorough master
gi his business ami proficient IN know.
lng Just how % urCservo aud keep IN
proper caro- an kinds Of tobacCos to
suit the requirements Of this climate.
HIS fluu Bu1w cases nre 90 contracted
ns 10 allow puro clean water 10 PASS
through thom uu thus keep tho golds
in right condition Tor u8r,
In addition 60 tho excellent home.
male brands 30 well known 10 thB pub.
lic, such na tho "l3 gle Gate, " "Mulc
Ear" "Aitan and others, he ma, for
the convenience OF his customers nj.
dci tuch famous hanIu ns "Chan.
cellor" "Eonmar House." "Hotul
Bfuuswick" ard "Bar Nlue.N The
business ut the Fret ; .uth street plao-
will Boz continued under the manage.
wuli % NJ. sam a.. Case. 10 D. also
G,tiug 10 say hoF1 that the prices on The
"EuFIu Guiyn aus "Nule Ettp brands
nave b.on reduced down 10 hard limo
ulIUtH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-19

notice from tho riandpoint % pub.
lIc fgfe'yi a respectable lrml r
aas UDsl q various ar..ci1l That
amounted y charge q gtani
larceny. lie went 10 the precinct
officer, related the oircumsancos aud
addict that hu know where tho lniei
had gone. The ,nlcsr learned that
This wasin tho noishoorhooi u forty
five 10 nny miles away, ami be replied
That be would 80 ani afrss. tho ms
uulor providing The deifauloI Violin
ggu'Ipfy hl4 passage thithcr uad hia
auI thi tIie's faro back aga.n-.ho COM
s.ablo q grceingon hls pAr, % pa. iu his
limo Tor nJthnH "Wnal oIs1 could DO
done Ia the ciae2" our cJfrmp1nicnt
psbi; "lhe cfieur dii not have the
money hi hand to pa. up, AMI had lac
borrowed slj o. deffhy tis expenses Of
afre,ting sue guilty party ho hal no
positive assurance that hu w1ul cvet
b5 rsiuaiei.p W0 at5 lugIiusi 10
agree that by this sort % experience
many wollgI1wn thieves ate at large
aud urs menace 90 tho public.
Our irlcad c1n,iuues: "Will tho
present Legislature piacl thglr NAMES
on record rs navlng sonsel tho s.tu'
alton and administered relief % tho
peace oni5eig say, lc. the mau who
DO the wors DO p,iI b5'0f1 We spanl all
thatwc have iu Neutrality-suspicious..
/ remember when w0fa.us .or % MAJ
o. good man a,I know anything of
AMI ono as straightforward and honor.
that a chuI could DO buliucas with
bim-ior whom / w1fscI myro than
I've years anl received lessons during
that period tina, arc exceedingly
precious % mt whose nlm1 1 could
mention u !. were proper zoe mo 30 do
a5.-ho male {. rule o pay bis hired
mon Ia preference to anything else;
even Instantly had O. submit, b reiuc'
lions Ia Income AMI % 70 were uecai-
Hlry 10 blfr6w tho money TO dJ 10.
Should not the same rule be- applicable
10 % county, state OF territory Ia rela'
ton to duUs incurred IN the public
service aai 10 secure poicg AMI good
ofdci20
There s. a great deal Of f9fcc 10 this
logic aaI these queries, anl noihin 3
that tho NEWS moods 10 FAY viii add TO
a. We commend the m1.igr however
to thcoarnssl anu imme i.a'e attention
Of the iag.maE5ts nov iu session.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-19
PAUL AND SUFFRAGE.

The woman suffrage question h. one
Of the many questions tnat claim tlu
attention Of our p1graulns ug1, IL
must be settled one way or another
aud many clear seeing meuauI women
think every In iloliIon go,l TO show
that the ladies will before long emerge
from the struggle triumphant
In the heated discussion on the qups.
ton the opponents Of suffrage have
often appealed to holy writ, quoting
the passages which seem to sublriiuat,
woman 70 man; which Argument has
sometimes been met by tho statement
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-19
HOME INDUSTRY.
A Word About Tanning and leather
Manufacturing.

We were much interested In the
article from Mr.. II. T.. Baker Of
Ramah, Now Mexico, Ia Fhday's
issue OF lhe NEWS, with regard 10 the
"CAuaigra R1oW aud its fannie prop.
critics. ltsocms TO US that II tho plant
has the qualities credited to II by Mr..
Baker, that tho bureau Of manufacture
could not mud u better field for i,s
llb1p than In very large field OF
Cauaisre. This IL a "Home Industry"
entirely within the reach Of "homg"
ps1p.c, not n quifing the imlor,atl1u
o., capital. Capitalists, nor fkllled d..
Dor, for We have enough OF tho hlt Z,
uui NO large am unit Of the nr7i iuT..
quitUd,au the consumption OF the 10
Duct already assured iu the inciUrlta
already 30 successiul operation. Ana
the average Ut0nlau tnkus aH kindly tu
the uru VI the homemade HhOo or
harness o. young duck or public
works tmpl0ye to a rainy
day. Ami that too without
the necessity OF calling n special
mas meeting Cr al al res "
the "patflotiu ladies" 10 especially ad'
yertIsr them.
by the way, we would suggest thlt
! axiom Tor tho consideration Of MI IN
tctcs,pI In home industry. "Nou cant
| drive sheep 20 an empty facki" lu
| put the folder Ia aud they VIII come o.
| thuir own accord. We nre indeoleu
solely 10 tho inducements we ohol
th8sl who wear pants, for tho grra
| DDUulurItv UI uuF rOOIH, and iully fc
ali1e that by strict tdh'arnce 10 lnl
policy We need have NJ uffhl OF GU
comIstit1fs. Count our vote for Can
igrr please. Call anu See our new
spring suilings aud oVercoat''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-19

bar because o, tho uniform higher
standard 10 which they would have TO
attain to secure uIl siauding In the
profesei,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-19

Tho Provo Mills arc making
Fine Wcrs.od and Woolon
Cloths. Il you want a goo a
Homo Mado Suit at 10 $
pricos than you can get East
crn Coodo, call on
JOHN c. CUTLER & BRO,
80 Main 5troot,
salt Lake City.
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