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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-07
The Value of Coins

The value of gold coin is in it's
weight, the value of silver coin is the
government stamp on it. The value
of simmons Liver Regulator is the
relief it gives from biliousness and
sick headache. A 25-cent package of
powder has permanently cured many
n one
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-07
BUCKLEN ARNICA SAVE,
Suicide Caused by Suspended Pension

olNciNNATl, March "A Commercial
Gazette special from Celina. O., saws
George w. SherricS an ex-Union soldier
VINO had spent Nineteen months in An
detsohviiie and Libby prisons, hung him
sell. lie had grown Respondent over the
suspension Oh his pension of Si2 a month.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-07

PARIS, March 1.-The declaration in a
speech by Lord Dufferin that the pros
poets Tor European peace are even bright
err than IN 1888 has produced an excellent
impression III France and in England The
french papers applaud the speech of the
i ritish Ambassador
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-07

Notice lie hereby given that o7 TUESDAY, tn
third day of April. 1894, in tn, city OF Rock Isl
and. Ills. an election VII be held for the fol low
ing officers, to-wi:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-07

The copar,ncrship existing between j. d.
Blake and Il +. Burke anuer the style and firm
name of Blake & Burke il this cay dissolved by
mutual consent and agreement he said j. ID.
blake Is to pay ali liabilities Of the said firm. and
Is TO collect all claims due the said firm
j. ID. BfAK~.
T.F. BURKE
Rock leland, Ill, March 8, 1894.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-07
StackhOuse Medical Institute
URBINE STACKHOUSE, NJ. d.
JOSEPH A. DANIEL. MI

SPECIATI ES-CatarrA. Asthma. Diseases Of
the Eye, Ear. Nose, ost and Lungs, Nervous
Diseases, BLOOD and Skin Diseases. Chronic ID =
eases.
Office Hours &. N. to IL m . to and to s
u. m: Sundays. 3 "a p. IN. only.
Rooms IL and Is Whitaker Building
(First Floor. Take tie Elevsto:.)
SOUTHWEST CORNER BRADY AND THIRD
STREETS,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Permanently established. centrally Iocs'sd,
completely equipped.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-07
S. a Month.

For treatment medicines and services in all
case 5 OF Cafarrh or Sndr aimcu =, there l. no
C arge in exc nss of g month nj the Stacah use
Medical institute. At this low rate is supplied
everything nece-snry To OBJECT a thorongh cure.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-07
TREATMENT BY MAIL.

Write for symptom blank and particulars Of
Drs. Stackhou.c and Daniels system Of home
treatment for those wEo cannot conveniently
visit them - Their offices.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-07


and Ills an election W II be held for the TO low
ing officers, to-wit:
CITY OFFICERS.
One Alderman ia the r r.t ward for two y6ars.
One Alder aan In the Seco d ward for ~
yeas.
One Adern 10 the Third ward for two years
One Alderman IL. the Fourth wlrd for two
years.
one Alderman in the Fifth ward for two years.
One Alderman in the SIKH wa'd for two ears.
Oue Alderman in the Seventh ward for two
years.
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
One Supervisor for two years.
Two As ,istant supervisors for Two years.
On- Assessor for year.
ne Collector for one year.
Which election win be open at o'clock in the
morning ard con inue open until O'Clock in the
al, crncon OF trat day
Pisces of registration and voting lols will be
rs follows
Fret Ward-Frankln Pose House
Second Wa'd Phoenix ucsc House.
third Ward-No. Ii 4 Third avenue.
Fourth Ward-No. 1914 Tlir i avenue
Ff Ward-Hosc House, No. 5a3 Twenty-sec-
ond street
Sixth Marketable Hose House.
seventh Wartl--No School ouse.
A. d. HuEsING, City and Town Clerk,
Rock Island, Ill e.. March z 1894.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-07
Licensed to Wed

March 3.-IIenry d. Mahlstedt,
Jennie Riley, Port Byron.
&c. McAdam. Sarah &. Man
mig. Reynolds.
Nels j. johnson, Davenport; Emma
NJ. Carlson, Rock Island.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-12
Land Office.

The following nlings wsro male In
the local land office under date Of
Nov. 18th,
John Pedeuon, Of Murray, home.
stead entry OF the northeast quarter Of
section I, township 3 south, range .
west.
John NJ. Gller, Of Lshi, homestead
inal proof NJ tho southwest quarter Oi
the northeast quarter, aud west hall
Of tue southeast quarter Of section %,
township o south, IA 80 west.
John q. T.. Ltfseu, VI Bear River
Ciiy, homestoal hnAi proof Of lots 3
anu Of tbs southwest quarter Of tue
northwest quarter, anu tue northwest
quarter Of tue southwest qu ,tIcr Of
section ., township II north, range 3
west.
MyTon ). Richards. Of Fielding, Box
l. der county, homestead dual proof o
tue east hall uf the northwest gu ftsr
Of the northwest quarter VI the north
easl quarter Of section Is, township ID
nOfIn, range 2 west.
A mineral patent has been received
for Edward T.. Ferry and Francis
smith, 10 the Dark II ,Tse mining claim,
situated Ia Uinlan mining district.
Also mineral patent fuf Thomas
NenArd and Walter ). Brown, TO the
Tunnel mining claim, situated In West
mOuntain mining district.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-12

the Church and had noted with pleAs.
ure the steady growth Of the 5aints,
extending ~ they do from Canada TO
Mexico. He related Instances Of the
illcscy Of prayer and VI the sick Leiug
healed through faith.
Elder j. W. Nixon showed how 10.
consistent were tue ministers OF tho
world In teaching that "iaithn alone
would insure salvation. hekuew this
to no tneir teaching ~ he had met aud
convCrseI with several OF them on a
recent tflp to Minneso,a.
u. M The Hanftmunt was al.
ministefsu 10y tho Priesthood Of Hunt.
ingI0B,f n ter which bishops Reports
Ut the Huntington, Cleveland, Wei.
ingt0n, Spting Glen ami Castle ID le
wafds were made.
A. u. Wall tnen spoke on the law of
iithins aud the benefits OF prayer.
Tie was followed by Chares on.
phsnt, who cAtlninud how mauy
weak 5 dnts lose fgth through wAtcn-
ing the faults OF OiheH. This Ia a
wrong view TO take; heexhurte1 raren =
to Train their uhiiutsn iu the truths Of
The Gospel.
a Priesthood meeting convened In
the evening at which much valuable
instruction was given pertaining 10 tie
duties of its members.
Nov. Q, ipa. m.-- The warlls n Law.
renee, OtanksSille, Fefr0u, Molsn sud
Emery we're reported by their re-
peutive Bishops. Tho reports showed
ward organizations complete with lev
exceptions, health OF the people good
and bOunliiul harvests.
Elder samuel Aigef, a recently 70.
tufcd m ssiJuAry, gave IN interesting
discoufst on the nrst principles VI tue
Gospel.
The n gu Prests' quorum was rep-
resented ~ ElJef William Taylor.
fho Eighty. quorum Ut Seventies
by Elder William a. GuJmon, aud
the Niuttj .nfst by Eluer Peter Il.
Peterson; Elder George COL repre-
scented the second quorum Of EIcIs.
rhe brethren txnOrtud their c0.iaU0rcfs
10 prepare ir usefulness In the min.
istfy.
. p.m.-Eluers .. Seely, Alma q.
Jewkes aud William Howard spoke Gu
oguTagingiy on number VI Interesting
subjects.
Ire general and stake authorities
were then unanimously sustained, atts I
winch Joseph 4. Johnson, president oi
the Y. NJ. N. l.. a, Of the stake, invited
all to as,ist In the great work VI im'
piOvonent.
Elder Larson made closing remaikti
admonithed the people 10 be temperate
In their habiIs,HVoid going la dt0t aud
lake care OF their crops.
rhu Huntington uno.r, conducted by
j. T.. johnson, furnished tho music iOl
al a ~
ed ny all.
Sisus OF thrift In Emery county ~,
seen On every hsud, such NJ new
dwelling houses, new iatms, aud ~,
new roller II ufing mills.
Rtsptc. u ~,
A. l. w6'h' Clerk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-12
Notes and Personals.

Mrs. Annie Jones AtkinsA eight.
yHsr.old sou, SlAuEas, who has 0eon
sutririug from a light attack Of diph.
tncria, n improving.
ChaTley's Aunt will be intr oduoed TO
Provo theatvfgoers tonight al the
Olera house.
Company b Of the Second regim ont
OF the National Guards of Utah was
mustered In Saturday evening by
Judge Advocate Cash. Thlrtv.siN
membuIs we're enrol ed. j. II. D5n.
halter IL captaiu, Ed. Hazelgrove
tirsI lieutenant and rhCs. MoGrAw
second lieutenant. Other officers viii
be elecle IN the future.
Editor Anderson Of tue Bku5 en-
visited Prov lousy.
L., NJ Olsjn, MANAGER Of the Emery
County Mercantile COMPANY 10 In The
city.
Numerous Republicans from this
county went 10 salt Lake CITY today
To taSe pare ~ the Republican jJlllficA.
ton this evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-12
UNION AND NON.UNION.
A Complaint from a Baud Of Non
Union Musicians,

Editor Desert NcrG
On MondAy, November oh, band
Of music were engaged TO play for the
Republican woTkingmen'a parade;
there were also band from tho Mu'
siciau's union, engaged. The Musician's
union, through its president, APP
preached the chairman Of the county
committee, aud demanded that the
first baud (nOu.unionl be retired from
the procession OF the union In connec-
ton with the Federated Trades would
cut the Republican ticket ON election
day. Oi course the nou'union musi-
CLANS were compelled TO ~, but not
until their pay WAS guaranteed,
Their basd was composed ~ twelve
Americans aud voters In this city who
are also taxpayers % the Territory,
county and city. They accord Tue
right To all men TO practice music, M
snga lement- aud get rs much IN ncy
tor their work Ms p0ssiblri anu they irrl
entitled 10 tue sAme rights and ptiNi'
lCges. NOufti
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-12

abduction OF y swRr,hy-hueI benuty.
Il i.said that ON the night ~ eltc'ipf
the young Indian with his cuns0tt wa
known to have pitched his tent ten
potarily on Tab tuacle squire, IN tai.
city. The next day tue gilicefs A.
rived aud they went quietly 10 work
trail their msn down. Their general
apI ca Ance gave no evidence tn't
they were authorized agents Of the
law, for their gatb was tbat common
TO tue Indiana large BLANKET and a
big hat. But underneath the blanset
the fndiAus wore uniform VI blue,
aud a bright siar gllstenrd on their
breasts. rney are nc present securing
this entire country, mountain anu
plain, for the fugitive, and they take
scarcely any rest, bulug on the 10 jay
and might. II h thOup ht that II will
hard with the IA away buck n he b.
captured, as his Oileusc !, regarded a,
pus " the highest VI crimes by the
InuiauH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-12
Personal.

Joseph jenkins, the we'll known
Colorado Juan ewspapefmau, reformed
yesterday from visit 10 tbeCeutenuial
state. joe Saws tuat Colorado vas tho
hJllesl place on earth on election day.
General Manager Dickinson Of tue
Uulon Pacific and the receivers Of that
road, 4. III. n. CLARK, onvef w. Mink,
n. kllvTly Anderson, John W. DUunr
anu frederick X. Culuet arrived IN
this city touHy.
The late Republican triumph In
Utah has brought to this city General
J. ). Garrison, OF LOWS IL 10 eE-
pected that he will DO one of the speak.
sTs al tOnlghps celebration.
Sir Morton FSewin, the slaunoh En.
gllsh advocate VI bimetallisui, Ia IN
Salt Lake And registered At the X nuts
ford hotel. lSlr M rton has doue much
IN his own country rs well ~ Ia the
eAotern part OF this u allay prejudice
hgainlt the white metal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-12
BUSINESS is SUSPENDED.


The members Of the county court
met at 10 O'Clock this morning, Ia the
new quarters at the city ami county
building, but an adjournment was
taken until Thursday next at O'Clock.
This step was rem cred necessary on
account Of the removal from the old
county court housr, which took place
yesterday, and the rooms at the former
place being At preseut In a state Of
disorder wholly out Of keeping with
the proper transaction Of business.
For the same reason all probate court
matters have gone over until Thur.
DAY, at 10 o'clock. Clerk Meloy and
his stan will be kept very busy In order
to he ready even by that time. or.
MelOy IL hardly 10 be- recognized by
those of his friends who have visiied
The new filccs today attireJ, as he is,
in the Hafb Of the ordinary "laboref,"
aud begfimed with dust aud dift M one
Of the unpleasant consequences VI tho
migration.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-12
Emery Stake Conference.

The quarterly cOulsfsnoe Of tho
Emery sake OF ZION was held at
Huntington, Nov. Avn and on, 1884,
Present ON the stand was Iho stake
Presidency, Bishops snd many OF the
lradilg mrmueu Of the Prlesthood,
rhe weather was fne aud Nil The meet.
inps q. owhsI 10 owe lowing.
Afut tue utual opening exercises
Eiurr Larsun baur the saints welcome
and expressed his great Iluasure IN
meet. 4 under such favorable oIfcuu-
staucvz. Ito regretted that none OF the
General Church Authyriiies were
,,resrnt, but sAiI We haI been much
iavofru with their presence IA Tue past,
me Divine Spirit can am VIII operate
tbfou q IA our local speakers NJ ihGt We
mali nave a spiritual feast. lie hau
visited n number Of the wards since
last conference, AMI found tue Saints
generally attending % their religion.
Iutis ;cluld hnd isult with many Tor
not Attending their mebllugs, bur
would rather prsife than FCoiI. liz
urged the > iintH 10 observe thH WUfu
Of Wisdom aud carry out tnu adyioe Of
the First Presidency IA relation a.
r1unu.dauclnp; no also made many
snCUuragiug Iumarks concerning Tie
numerous blesslnus We now enjoy.
Eldef John II, Young, VI New
Mexico, gave briui description OF the
saints OF his warei eaid he was born Ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-12
JOHNNY" is A BAD BOY.


The police today arrested Johnny"
Larsen, tough youngsler whose ten.
denotes seem constantly to DO towards
evil. his time he was taken IN, a. he
stated himself to a News reporter, on
charge Of burglsnzlng Matgetis
Bros. stationary store and carrying OIL
a large amount Of fireworks one night
last week.
When asked why he did not reform
AMI 40 10 school, "Jonuuy" said that
his father hal teen KIND TO him and
even offered him 500 u 20 to school
Tor ihr.o Year,, tut ne SAID he would
rather Ego ou the road.n He likud the
money very we'll, tut thought three
years long time In which 10 earn ".
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-12
BEAVER COURT NEWS.
) HAbsaS Corpus Case Costly Grand
Larceny Case Dismissed, lite.

sfsiai % ne DEsEHEr EvrSiva NIws.
BEAVER, U,sn, Nov. l2.-rhe csl,-
hisisd case u Wade Nicholas allies
Tex, now 10 the penitentiary Tor muir.
der In tho second degree, on an sppli.
cation Tor writ Of habcas corpus, was
decided by Judge Barlch tins morning.
IL had previously been argued twice,
and came up this time on the applios.
lion Of the prosecution to amend the
record ntho pro tune. The Argu.
ment la favor Of the Hmrnd.
mcnt was by Thurman, In opposition
uy Kennsr. The court held, by vir.
tue Of recent ruling by thosupreme
court OF tue Territory Ia a court case,
he hAd the right 10 order tins fecUru
nmenJed, anu did NO, Counsel tor pc
utoner Immediately gave notice Of an
appeal TO the Hupfomc court,
Two cases against Robert Dickinson
for grand Larceny In stealing and 70.
branding n heller OF tue ParOwAu
Operative herd, aud which were
previously tried Twice at n cost to the
leOplo Of the Territory Of about $4,000,
came up again this morning. Tue
Prosecution stated they were unable to
secure n cow otion with tue evidence
NJ their commanJ, aud thefeuIou
moved a dismissal, which was ordered,
defendant and bOndsmen being dis.
charged. The proceedings otherwise
IN the district court up ~ this present
time are uninleresting.
Toe Democrats arc giving grAno
Salt River ball tonight, to which Re-
pubicans ami Populists sre invited.
ihis IN to show that the former don't
feel as down overTeoent events NJ some
people seem TO think.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-12
Italy VS.. France.

The police this afternoon run In Ed.
LegTAnd, an italian, on charge Of
assault and battery. Against thst nc-
ou'Atlon he will have to defend him.
self whom he goes before Justlue
Smith. Very httlc IL known ut head
quarters OF the affair beyond that
several ltallaus and Frenchmen were
mixed up Ia the iraCas anu that II had
IL origin over one OF more women.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-12
Typhoid in TOOeIe.

Typhoid fever has been raging with
considerable violence In TooolS tue
asst two or three months. Strong,
A,alwArl young mon have been lie vic
tins In most Instances. The last TO DO
attacked by II was Collin DE La Mare,
brother OF Probate Judge DE La
Mare. He sueoumDed TO It's rAvages
last night after an illness Of two weeks.
He was about IS years Of age and
leaves n young wife and child 10
mourn his death.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-12

Recorder Daokman Is the last u the
city ,iiioiAls to remove to the Joint city
and county building. His new quar-
ters are nurdly reaJy Tor occupancy
yet and the City Council will accord.
Ingly meet In the old chamber again
tomorrow night. That session, how
ever. It ia stated, will be the last one
held there by this city fathers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-12
Judge Goodwln,s Funeral.

Judge william Goodwin's funeral
took place ia Logan tab rnrcle on
Thursday, Nov. S, at O'Clock .. m.
Although Mr.. Goodwin was not OF the
Mormon latin, he was o. well aud
whey known that II wAH thought no
other building VA towu would accom-.
mediate tue number Of friends VINO
would desifr TO attend tue funeral, anu
the presidency Of the stake
granted the use oi tins taber.
nacle for the purpose. The bu lling
was almost filled with 10 pie, auI
many aud beautiful were tnc Il raj
offerings placed upon the cuilln. Tho
services were conducted according o.
the Presbyterian formula, and rulD
gislo anu oona1ling remarks wefu
mAdo ~ the Rev. Hayden, slso by
Elder Moses Tha,chof. All that wa
mortal OF Judge GOODWIN WIS then
conslgntd ~ feet Ia Logan cemetery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-12
COM Nj Ere IAL.
sALr LAItE eLnAnlNo moraE

SALT LAKE CLEARtSo HOUSE
TOdAy's clearing houas oIonAnges
amounted To $3.50, ggi Same day
last year, 1881, $50.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS..
New York.-Silyer, 63i; lead, $500.
London.-SilyeT, 20 l-5I.
ORB AND BULLION.
wells, Fargo \ 20. received today ;
Penn bullion, 81 90.
4. II. Jones a %, received today;
Ores, $500.
McCotuiok n o.. received today,
Silver and lead ores, $3.50; HAnauvg
bullion, 81, 800. Total, $1,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-12
Mrs. Pollock in San Frnnclsco.

Mr. Frederick Lyon ceived tcle-
gram from Me-. a. Il. Polioct. mis-
elsIef-in.law, from San Francisco to-
day, announcing her arrival FROM
San Salvador She 10 accompanied by
all Of her children AMI viii reach here
sn Friday morning next.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-12

First District Court.
Saturday afternoon Prsiden' Whit.
NOR; Of the Fret National Bauk OF
Nrphl, testified ia the case " =. NJ.
Read Va the Fir.t Natl MI Balk Of
Nephi, alter which the case was ar.
guUd by counsel. IL was submitted TO
the Jury this morning.
AGREED ON A VERDICT.
Special 10 ne NEWS. psr Dss,rsi Telegraph.
Provo, Utah, Nov. l2.-At 1889
O'Clock the Jury brought In verdict in
favor Of plAiutia for t8,8b9.g6. Nine
lurJis concurred In the verdict.
The next case called was Oliver A.
Slads VI Harry +. Hays anu Albert
Hays. The subject OF the controversy
~ the possession OF lot In section ~,
township o south, range east, on the
side Of Utah Lake. Pisiutiti claims
that he TOOK possession OF tho land, which
whs unOucupied government land, In
1859, aud made Improvements anu
look necessary steps to secure title 10
the land. In 1891 he allnwod one OF
the plaintiffs 10 stop At his plaos while
he went ~ Lehi; after his return de.
PENDANTS refused 10 allow MIN TO com .
onto the land, AnI held posstssi OF
his hOuse. The defense IL that defend
anta are not on plaintiff land and tina,
the land they occupy IL not tho 10
claimed aud described by plaintiff.
Anna MARKS aud Wool Marks Va.
Johu A. Sullivan; hearing OF molion
for new trial aud g. TetHH oJst set for
$3.50 O'Clock, Nov, lih.
Toe case Of I. q. Bemis Va Salvador
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-12
SCHOOL Of EXPRESSION.
Program Of Exercise. to bs Rendered
by Its Pupils.

on next Wednesday evening the
pupils OF tue school OF eTpreshon will
give an exhibition at ~ south, East
Temple street, under the supervision Of
Mrs. Louise u. Boydeu aud Mis-. Ruth
Eldtedge, at which tho following pro.
gram will be rendered;
Plano solo "Iarantello" l. Nic0do
NifH Allie Bishop
The bride OF hcilink worth, .......s, LonFiolloW
Miss Ellia Hhipps
hAY MY, ,.,,....,,,.s Master Honda llughes
The sioux Chiei'a Daughter -.-.,Misa Powell
Selection W CcceliA tlub,,,,
Miss MAude Pratt, conductor
Tho Changed truas' ss..-..s Miss Amy hmlth
- boys rouluquy' ... Master llaroiu stone
Scene ia rant0mine- Misses Powell aud Thomas
assisted by Li1ue Mariary Mulnoy anu
nauy Thomas,
"Jano Conquest, .,.-......,..Nlss Addic solomon
- hAby Ia tue iiOusc". .. ....,, Eiia Nnoclcr
Latte kthel Thomas,
The hind niris....ssss.s.s...s.sss,l onEtolluW
Mics blanche Thomas.
The wharf hAts.-.... ,lituc Hazel huWea
Money Murk, with piano ateompani'
mtntssss sss, tsssssss.ssssM Miss jana motifs
Mono uRuo, hohiud the CuTtaln, Mrs, bar
ton Harrison .''''''''h lst foWeh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-12
The TeasdeI Store Op,n Today.

The $. T.. Teasdel d S1ns' store VIA
thrown open to the public again today
Business will be continued under ths
direction Of As.ignees Dolly and
Geohogan until the old stock mss been
disposed Of. Tue store mas been
tnrongod with purchasers all Jay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-12
10 YisIt ReIatlyes and RrI ends.

Hon. HAdley ID. Johnson, who l.
now in his s5th year, leaves for Omaha
on this evenings 0;l5 train to visit u
son who Is living at that city. From
there no win go to Oregon, Missouri
where he has daughter. Alter tpenu'
Ing q few days with her he VIII 80 70
Bt. Louis where no will represent Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-12

In the Trans. Mississippi Congress. Mt.
Johnson will conclude bis perigtlna'
lions eastward At his birthplace anl
tbs home OF bic boybood al Bfookville,
Indiana. Heck cots TO be- gone until
the fifst " the new year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-12

Blk Indian policemen aud detectives
from tue Fort Hall, Idaho, reservation,
have been Ia Logan anu vicinity
several days. They are IN search OF
young and slalwart buck from the
observation, " no ID charged with tue
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-12

MAXWELL. Ia the twenty arst ward. tnia
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-12
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which lie can &c, by calli1g or sending
for.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-12

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-12

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