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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26

Information from Biadensburg is to the
effect that the blatant Coxey has deserted
the remnant of those who, during the
sIring-time. responded 70 his frantic ap-
peals for an army of unemployed men will
Ing TO march to the national capital for rhe
svowed purpose of buh iozing the national
legislature. Encouraged by many people
who at that time imagined themselves to
be sympathizers. the Coxeyite lesions
gathered In the east and the west and did
the best they knew how TO carry out the.
program arranged for them by their
hotoriety-seeking leaders Indifferent to
good advice. and apparently careless as to
the outcome Of their movement. the dis
contented or unknowing thousands tramped
toward Washington. Some fell by the way
side and were fortunate. for those who
succeeded in reaching their destination
have suffered in their camps much more
tran they did on their marches. In the
vicinity Of this city they have experienced
all manner Of discomfort, anc have hun
gered as many of them never hungered be-
fore. They have learned how empty are
promises. and now realize that the indi-
viduals and organizat tons that were so pro-
fuse in their offers Of aid and comfort when
the Army of the Commonweal was yet afar
on. did not mean what they said and dis
play no disposition to add to the number
Of rash promises already on record. On the
borders of the District of Columbian
Maryland and Vireania-are the sick and
hungry and dfsheartened dupes of men ;
who have known nothing Of discomfort
nom the day the first Coxey column
started down 20 the present time. When
there .was a sunfcieney of coarse provisions
Cor the enlisted fools the leaders were being
cared for at f1rst-class hotels and now that
the food supply has dwinGled away to COM
paratively nothing. these same leaders
have said goodbye to their wesk- minded
followers and are by this time far away.
IL might have been well IL an effort had
b en- made to hold to legal accountability
those who persuaded these deluded men to
irvade the capital of the country There
is law under the provisions Of which
proceedings might have been had against
Coxey and Browne and Frye and Randall
and all the other absurdly TITLED confidence
men. but no one seems to have cared 10
put IL In operation. The District of Column
bia is burdened with a horde of Migrants
gathered from all sections of the country,
and of this aggregation the greater number
will sooner or later find their way into the
Jail or the workhouse. The taxpayer will
! nus be put to excuseless expense, unless
some of the forces that SO eagerly Joined
In inviting the commonwealers to Wash
Hngton will relieve the situation by contri-
butins the support they promised. 1t is a
scandalous condition of affairs, but the
people of the District are in no sense re-
eponsible for il; they should endeavor to
make sure the punishment of Coxey and
those who Joined with him in misleading so
Many unfortunate fellow-beings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26

There Is need OF he enactment of some
legislation that will make 1t an ofrense 10
stable horses on the second floor of a build
ing. There are many stables both here and
elsewhere. In which this is the rule. but the
frequent and appalling disasters by fire in
such establishments should convince civil
ized people that 1t is next door to crime to
place poor dumb brutes in a position to be
roasted to death without even a chance of
saving themselves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26
Bows Clothing.

\ lot OF Boys Caps in vari0.S shapes and
sizes. Reduced from Zoe, SlOO and Si.15
each TO- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
A small lot Of Striped Galatea Collars and
Shields. three sizes. Reduced from 81 90
each TO-: .:...........:. ................ GO
\ small lot OF Outing AMI Cambria shirt
:l5c. each to for. Observation-Disclosures. 80
It'd hUr. ....:..............1Ot 10th st. BLDG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26
WOmen's WraDDers.

A small lot 81 Fink Striped Print Wrappers
all sizes Re,lneed to: .............. so
! lace-triIprncd Indigo Lawn Wrappers. sizes
~. IS and 40 Reduced from $500 each TO. 81 ).
Striped India Null Wrappers. Mother Hub
har,i style. sizes 30 and ~ Reduced from
so each TO- .:............ .......... 81.
from s5.ca ro..................... So :!
ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26

well said Mr.. Hollerstraw, as he en-
tered his rural aobde, I've made 4 right
good dickeT."
How" asked his wife.
"l've found city storekeeper thet wants
ter send his family out here ter live on the
farm: an he pays in condensed milk an
ca aimed meat an things"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26
Housekeeping Goods.

A small lot of COpper-bOtOm Wash Boilers.
Reduced from 81 :25 each to.................73 c
small lot Of carpet Sweepcrs. Reduced
from 81. 10 each ....................s So Ot
Umbrella Stand. Reduced from 81 .!S to. :. SOC
Book Shelves. Reduced from 81 20 each to. 81 o.
Gas stove, burners. Reduced from 81 so
to ..............:. So OC
! Library step. Reduced from &1.9S to. ...... Boo
10Th hOOr. ST. bldg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26

Ii has been noted that Mr. Hill makes
motions with his head when he speaks in
abe Senate This is infinitely prefera BILE
10 the habit which some statesmen have of
making motions with no assistance from
the head whatever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26
Water Filters.

a small lot Of Jewett Filters. Reduced from
. . p
a snail lot of J~wett Filters with cooler at
ta'hment Redured from $1,000 and $1,000
..xD
u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26

Cassiis has long since been famous for
that hungry look But never till Senator
Hill made his speech was there an infer
ence that the Roman cOnspirator had an
ostrich-like appetite for coal and iron.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26
Summer Silks.

onc lot Printed Silks. Reduced from 50 and
sS; s"fu 70. .:..:.......: Soc
tine lot Reduced from 81 ~ to..............5Oc
20 remnants C0lOred silk Velvets, lengths from
y TO- "a Yards Reduced TO half former prices.
162 remnants Fancy silks. le.sg his from =, to !
yards Reduced TO half former prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26

A drowning man will grasp a straw,
The impulse, surely, none can blame;
And tits an interesting law.
A thirsty man will do the same.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26

Perhaps. after ALL the Senate and House
will consent 10 arbitrate. But il is clear
that the Senate will not accept the Presi-
dent as arbitrator
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26
Black Dress Goods.

4l2 yards All-slk GrehadiDe. striped, 45-inch
h~tinfCd from $ll y for the piece to. 80. 81 so
"a yards All silk Grenadinc. striped, 45-inch.
Reduced from $Y.63 for the piece to- g.. IS
% yards All-wcol Black and white Challe,
3l-inch. Reduced from s. - for the piece
10 ....-....... ......-...............<1 80
lIst nOOf .AnRcN 10 10Th ST. bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26

His discrimination as sportsman will
doubtless prevent the President from vast
ing much time In fishing for senatorial
compliments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26
Upholstery Goods.

Remnants Sateen and Silkalne. 1 to 3 Yards.
Reduced from l5c. yard TO. Observation-Disclosures So
Remnants Madras. "a TO yards. Reduced +
from i5c yard to. .25C
Remnants 31-inch Drapery silk. Reduced .
from 5oc. ward to. Observation-Disclosures. 800
A small lot Of Adjustable Window Screens
1Sx26 to 81 inches. Reduced to. ........,. 20,
small lot 1Sx2O TO 81. Reduced to. 1850
18th floor Observation-Disclosures. 18th st bldg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26
Children's Underwear.

Misses Gowns. good quality muslin tucked
front. double yoke back. collar and cuffs of
fine embroidery. Reduced from 81 so each to- 15c
. Misses Skirts hands, good quality Hrs-
lin. wide riflc If fine embroidery cluster
of tucks above. Reduced from 81 90 each TO 81 90
cd floor. ....... Bet. 10th and ffb sts hl,Igs ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26
Mr.. Harter's Letter.

From the Louisville Csurier-Jcurnal. 80
Mr.; Harter's biandishments are 1astsd
on the sugar trust. He could derive .oe.e
pleasure frcm throwing butter At q Sore
wall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26
Mems Coats.

Black Serge Coat, size 30: = BIue sizes 30
and 40; double breasted. Reduced from ~
40 each to; .......................s $500
Blue Serge Coats. sizes "a and 40 single
breasted Reduced from $3.50 each to. s. 80
'ist IoOf 1907 + IT. bldg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26

The President of the United States has
been temporarily withdrawn as the topic
for the Capitol Debating Society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26
The Com n.Onweuler.

Yes, some of us has gone ter work;
1t Lad ter come ter pass;
We couldn't earn three meals q day
A keepin' of the grass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26

Ola order to avoid delays. On ne
count Of persOnal absence. letters to-
the STAR. sh0ald not be add reascsl s0
any Individual connected With The Of
Nee. hut simply to THE STAR. tn
the EDITORIAL or Busfness Depa TT mn n (.
accordtnG to tenor or purpOse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26
ParaSOas.

3 y inch Mourning Parasais. black sros grain
silk. ebony handles. silk tassels. Reduced
from $3.50 each Observation-Disclosures. e. .
Vs. 10Th st. bldg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26

The Senate has fo-cibIy declared itself for
the free admission of family skeletons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26

= Governor TSlfnan Is now under ACCUSE
ton of carrying concealed liquor laws.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26

The tariff question viii take back seat
while the Senate INDUCES in struggle
with ethics. - -.-s - - :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26

Maybe Senator Hill wrote Laugh an,
the World Laughs With You"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26
Art NeedleWOrk.

A small lot Of stamped Linen DOylies hem
stitching and drawn work. Reduced from
small lot Of Linen Doylies, better quality.
Reduced from 25c. each Observation-Disclosures
A small lot of Knitting silk. outside row
slightly sOiled. Reduced from Dc. spool to 10
A small lot of Embroidery silk, assorted col
0rs Reduced from 45c. dozen to dozen
list Door. lSt anne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26

The Senate has shown no disposition Il
establish a corner In compliments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26
SHOOTING STARS.

few extra stories are said to be needed
on the Senate thermometer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26

MIR. Hill will still have TO go through
good deal of moulting before he cun put
on the plumaxe of the cuckoo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26
A Wifely Warming.

rs 1t the Knights oy Labor ye're goin' ty
line," said Mrs. Rafferty,.
.Oi wor t'inkin av IT, replied her hus-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26
Among the Remnants
Marked at About Half Price

To save taking them In stock. there are more real
and tangible bargains than We have been able to
offer In the past. Some just odd lots -
broken sizes and assortmeuts,' short lengths
OF this seasons best sluctOns-othcrs, perhaps
are dusty or sOilet We want to close them out
by Saturday noon. and have marked them at
quick moving figures. Here are values that speak
fog themselves:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26

We close at Saturdays at ] pm
until September I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26

Thin quit tinkin an take my advice. Ye
nade no Knights ov Labor. Phwat We want
is more days av labor an noishts av rst."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26
Black Umbrellas.

2a-ilch ENGLISH GLORIA CLOTH rM-
BREl.I.AS. with natural crook and sunlight
huiselcs fast color and d sood, ser,ic,aisles
umsfella- 81.
~ inch SILK GLORIA UMBRELLAS. win
natural. horn. mourning aud straight lsan'
dlee-sl.5 81.
d Inch Union Sil h UMBRELLAS
nsourtctf on natural s;i.ks-s.
Nine 2s-Inch UNION SILK tMhRH1.:.AS.
with naturrl handles EEDI CED from s2ho
10 s2l9.
2s-i inch IIsIE SPIN SILK UMBRELLAS,
with natufal handies-Now 81
26-iLch TwIII.ED SILK lMBRisLi As,
with tiger-cyc handles NOW s..
one e6-inch iISIlE Spin SILK RI
BRElI.A, with carved ivory dogs lead
handle REDUCED flom 81 10 -.
----f Er#.,.- 80
We certainly wouleu't he 90 rcckls.s
II Il wasn't that We ere clearing NJ" all
around. rAIAsoLs and UMBRELLAS
come In with The rest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26
LANSBWRGH & BRO.
Bring
Little Ones.

SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR THEM.
A GOOD OPPORTUNITY To FIT
THEM OFT For THE REST OF
THE SEASON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26

Some p. % and $3.50 Boys and Chill
y { ~
dIen's Straw Hats for 35c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26

You'll say what everybody else ,loes-that M
other house nOES-EvEI DID-or EVER WILL.
sell such STERLING QUALITIES at such Low
PRICES WE quote.
Saks and Company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24
TRUSTEES SALE

VeFUTuEA.. NAIlI Id. u4uuNu on Yug
" I.#rfF 10 a..UsHUH .4U .frf.nf '......
f.In.uII ur 'Urf pfffrIn HrUf' % t-uHi tsi.t
fHsT#Ht IAU uI H.IH.N Do Ono fHHuu4rt IIrHt
ITHuIFHI HHU .Iu#.H. .IITr#. sH. Hl' e TrHIfI4f
boz fHUur.HH fIa f.HIr.IrI ..f said f..ur s.t.t,
o.. ItIU. On tHr fftn.H.v'uf IuI..a U lslI-Ip
lHUE 8 "I'' of mnUtbsra. rhetEt| % fto fsaii
of 700 LalD DIV. UttI. 81 .tlH.lar. tfa f1i'5w'
H| Sad f.tua.f' Ia.fII.|..f tIrE D. ~
I.ts |Ha.a fauf |li. fas... az, 'tt- a. f't
a.tIIUI. H.... as .iI Irl. |r.' A i5.t.'. f N
IHHuIff. urIfl .s..f ."Hg.a.t." ~. t..ts
iH IrIH. 90 HgsHfr tHH u..Inrrt 1f a aff..i1
UFuHI. .... rUtr u. ..H. d Id 100. 40 III. ~.
u... indie BIZ f.n U..I u.f# IL D.9..t
.I .. HHHUI.I rrn IL tH.f#g-Uys
UIHfU.H |..tHUHI HH..rs r.uaTIn A.
.Hu u..rU .. %. u.s. D. srrIh I'D. fUr r|fe
UE U.H.... uH.rIu % .r.Ha..r .t.l..f fnE
uIHUl. I.. H#..a aftnr M Hats .tu.r,.f a..tt
ulrr#. U.rr.Hn q. fHrfft. Id sr..U.t.f .rrt
boz. UUu#U.t ..I.|u .fsulf. arraaII.. %, ttrrgrd
b. f.u ....i..iI .HtUs tHrrUtIat'arHii. sam f1T
IIr H.n H. fI.L.I sHH raFsHIr frsUaiU MOI. u1
fHHU.HtHaF I'd IaHrrri. .sHl. fHr 'Ufat AK III
JuIY. 800. lIrHfft dlr 'rf Isnuafg. lst3. 'tbs
lHHt IffuI IsU, D.. tHIHHt 20 iauuaFy.
lH.ft tNr aHttHr ~ July. IsII. t1r UFstf4v 81
uIi Hsyof Iauuafq. i,'s. ari nv fr'f t.f9f
au|V. IrH. fI Uf SAID uHfrs. tH I.gnr IU.rrssts Ii
tHt.I.fH 10 tUU Urf cont nor aunUul rfI.r M
maturity tHrfuHf DO MOD tH.u'r.Id. 4Hf
WbtrH1.. 10 BE- pruNdUI nHHnF UtIlr ttIr4s
Boo cold Uuui III ifuat IhaLiu sasr6f dtfsHIt.1
HHY payment Uf any ID sad I8tffg.t l1.I58
rUtrH stove mtuuHutd. ihau ardIn mad Jtss
tlH whole 90 IHU ufIupuI.I INN and lnfsfg#t La
600 tlmH 90 aHIH nay. 20 uuta. at tpT optI.n M
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24

The People % tbc Territory Of Utah tsna
FouinE TO D.. u. Fowler, Defendant
Won ARE HEREBY REQUIRED 40 Ar.
a Ueaf BRO au trii1n brought agF.nst Won ~
tlH above named rIaiuus II Che District Court
OF ODE Third Judicial uulr.rt OF fIe IouitsrF
ut tul ut 90 answer Boo oompIaiut dIdd
therein within Cen days .orgiusINe n The tay q
Fr.F'UoI aOdr sue service on you q this tatn.
m1nH.f served within tlIs c0uniyi or. q
we'd uut ot thI. county, but in thIa fttfiet,
within twenty days, othofuso withia fory
dhYa Dor Judgment by tofAlu will be- tskch
Hsaust you, according 20 Che prayer % sail
complaint
If.fad action Do brought 10 hare q decree
ui iH.. court iIHau.f'uE 900 hInu. of unt.InuLT
fhHNIg between Uhuud aa1 defendant
.FH rI.i prayed fur on iho Ef1uut tlat On
u. .U.uI fNr iIF % september. itIl, ihs
defendant UlfuHr hnl without UAlse dttefisi
.Ht rHnnl11ri rh7uf. saf bee ever atcU
Nfr .Nuaia hnI apart ffum Der arllHit hcr
5000 H.I without N0ryHHHart. aud fGu fjf q
IHI- u"a unHttH1 defendant has vi'fuiiy uos.
De- 500 GOO prlv.U tor p.hIauh the commUn
NuIJ1I ore hereby moulded thatIf yaa su
OBJ appear ans HIHHtr lHe saIf complaint ~
HH1U7 rH .UIFUH thH aNi plaintiff vii apply "
tHI Uuul. Cor tI1 rUIIef demanded therein.
MiWl.H, the i0n. srmuHl A. Merritt iudfs,
.sEkLI iH aud Tor tho rsrrtory II Utsh,
tla niu Gay 10 April, Do the year
ni our Lori ono tHIusand sIrlt
hundred and ninety four
DAVID g. DUNBAR, CLERK
Nr HTu. %. LOOMS. DEPUTY
d.N. hTyLL. rIa.utiHH attorney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24

DuHsuANr 100 IS uEDtE or SALE
Co WU uIrD'irI .I tNr lNIri NHiHUi Court
lrrn., attNg loot dD1r OF tlH County Court
House Iu tHU tlV of flII lHtr. County uf
"I|I IN.N MUN NNNINININ N| IIUN. N|H 100
dlE ut june ltii nt u'rura mu a.l tHr
Emua MNgH. IhHrlus s. WI'LUs, John Ou.1u
auu aIIIy On MlILgf of. In Hui i1 ihH follow
IHu described real rsfHiHt ftuutrt lying aud
lrus Boo Soils Lake County, 1ni uutCuuud HH
iIl.uW., tn.WIt
NtNuulnF go iopi ug.t nf i1n northeast
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24

NOTICE Is uEEuY GIVES THAT
~ Turugut tl Iu HWnut guH decree W.
District of tHU Territory uI Utah ON tUH tIal
Nhf NJ AUr't t.'lt Hui Hu ur'nI OF sale thereon
3" mc duly Hsuri 1ul directed by tHU saIl
cause therein uGudua wherein Ihe Globe
.aNInff Ii1na. corporation. BE- p.nHlI, end
Iuh ir. o. corporation % ,. FREEDMAN, ~ ].
friedman HnI b. 10 Trimmer lru defendant.
iu which Hrl HHUrg. lHI HllH| lf HH.H rplrT
enno Do ngrel lr anal. r,rg.a Cog auu.at
100 iuu front door of IHH County Court liUusr OF
rlIi Lake County l1H Territory which
gnruar OF ~r.Uut south and second wet
street lH iho lIIF of sole laEr, lu sHll County
Of 30. llaH. uH 90" .N D. day of STAY. itll, attn
claim au1 mtorI.t 10 a.lI Nl6ertiuc non. tHi
National Dams no .IH ItUnulI|E. 10 corporation.
q. Friedman. n q. Friedman and D. 80
trimmer u arl 60 Che following described
hIIWat r....H U.r.a Hr parcel ni land ..Ir.
h'rt 'f.Ht qua .n lN. ...I nI rlIl ll.u.
bounded ani Iu.UrHrI as follows, iu vie.
beginning HI point ono hundred Hui FItfF.
.H. te.twU.. of tHr n1uhgast corner Of
.sur s. 900 IrIrtI.y farrey. tIaaia nm
Dun HHHiI ono H.UfT.I HuI HEtY.Ige IIH.
lHrt. tnruHu NH.t .E.E Owe .N1. feet. tnuuUH
tHrnec ,aat tIzlg.UFr .UI Coos 10 thr Do acc 10
hUE.uuIn.t together W|u Al improvements.
subject ulW.frt in lHu Iru 90 certain trust
wllr aud gNu.Ht.i J.. 01h AlUcriHu lluI 90
tNu hlHHH HHNIn#. ItHnlt o. corporation. uu
lnr -.ih iHF uf AUr.It J. Q, and recorded IH tuH
county, uug Ia J5af ~ - Of NoHssr5s.
M uoso'da. .rr property Or Albsruno non,
r8ron. r.airuH. HuHuuIer aud in aecSfdgb o
W.iH HH.I decree HHl order uf HHlo Iu above.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24
civ Ticket once, 20l Main Stfl9l.

ItItINnNt tfs
.ENumEY, Gent Agt paWgr. D0p.
A. DICKINSON, General Manager
I'll lOAlAA, q, A. a A. Agent
E.Il.u. CLAEh,
uI.iNEN w. MINK,
h.ELLENl ANDERSON, Receivers
JOINS ~. uuAhE,
FREDERICK Il. C0UDEKr,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-24
Effective May 9th, 1894.
Trans drrtf uuI usHuH uf sac L1ss
GU DllN as futgrls

GU D.lF, as foty.CIs
ARRIVE
From ON Eastern points, ,......,,,,.s, 2 90 a IN
Prom Uuttc Portland, San FRAN.
CISCO cache Valley and uEiUnss.l0 N m
From all thstorn p0ints. farE CITY
uud oElrnsss.....ss.s .s....sssasssss Z 80 D m
from Fan Francisco, ogden and
intermediate puuis.s.,.............. 10 % on
Prom Provo ami intermediate ponu, % ~ am
From Milford, JuAU, rr3vo, sanpttg,
ana lurcknsa.. ....,.s..,ss....ssss.-.. q 10 p m
'lrou Terminus and Tooclo.,,,......,.. q W % n
DEFIANT
FOR ufdcn. TArg Ci,y aud all
Eastern pniuih ......,,..,,s...,.,.s, z 90 Am
FOR ogden Hud intermediate poiuil. ygJHm
For Ogden, intermediate points
Ran francisco and Cache
valley pniui1. s.,,.ss.sssss.a...Ha, ? 80 p Do
Tor Ogden, Huttn, Helena, Portland
San fraueacu and 900 potts cast 20 p m
nor Furrkn. Provo. sauueto Valley
NopnI, Juab and fridgu ..,.. 90. IS q m
FOR Provo ana intermediate points. o 90 pm
'for Tooolo and rgrmInus.,,,,,,,,... a. am
uauy except sunday
flTlIuf Huutl uf JuAI rlu daily eKeup.
sunday.
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THE
DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD
The only IIle Tln6Ils two
Through Fast Trains daily I
LEADVILLE,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
EPiECTIYB 6PRlL %, 1904.

Train 30 leaves ogden ZOO am,
Salt Lake SOS am, arrive gt Pueblo
oI5 o. IN Colorado Springs slst a.mY
Denver 1880 u,m.
Train $50. leaves ogden gao PM,
Salt lIky ag5 pm, arrive 90 Pueblo
g,15 % m., Colorado Springs $500 pup
Denver tu.Ea pm
CounOc ions made at Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and nouvor with 30, lines east
Elegant day c0Hehos, chair cars and Pull
man Shoppers on all trains Take tho
u. s. 70. %. auH hAvo comfortable trip
tluuul
A. HUGHES, g.. X. HOOPER,
lulho Manager q, u. g. H. a.
bHuv0r, colo. Denver, Colo.
d. q. NEgtNs,
Gruolal Agent,
Salt Lake Cily, Ca
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MARsHAL's SALE.



DUUsUANT no AS ORDER or SALE
i uU foreclosure 90 Wu directed Ir fIH
IUIu HuHI"H. District Court HT .Ha Irrr
turF Uf Utah. NO. luo above entitled apuIu.
HUIl. trUuHUaI public fllt. Ht tla south fr4rt
door FOL. uO tHuHH Court House in die uIfy %
-aIt lls'. county of. a't Lake aud lrWt y
off lr.I, un iho .tl lly of June, lsIi, 90 10
uu'u.s b UI.t 1l. t'It r.NHt uNg claim auH iu
to.rtuf Jam 49, ru 1ud Laura 4, pItta ai.
boz HHl lu tUu iu.IuuuE described roaI pHtHtU'
situate lying aHi uN.uH u STALE Laar DIty Ind
County ltunnul described .H f1IluNa. lo.WIf.
unmmenclua 90 lnuIu. % iuGt cast from iHs
north lHf end Ui tImmrrH l' -trutt un fIr.t
south Street Boot lu Doc aeyru tU. HIarE
ryFuHu 11I, Pas 'A' salt IatD Cuy survgy
Sale Lake County tIu Territory. ana rua
uuE thuuCu east lWruy.uiuH ..l icuti thence
#nH.H HrNrutFsuEr IIH| feet ttUtuHU WUat lWsn.
tHu|Uc 900 fJgtt thUuUU north seventy. uyu fr51
foot Go place OF beginning, tuu Same utIus IND
UT.mistH now used and hold bv Iamrs M
lHIts and hl. vito LruH a. rItH, under ItarG
from tho trustees of tHu estate uf brigham
Young, dated January HiH, lsrI, also lease
fiUW brigham Young LatHlU lO lrauk tru0ker.
tliHl ho'emuof lal 1870, aud assigned 20
james w. rllis.
60 boo sold hH tho property 0f james W.
p.ita uud Laura a. lItis Gl tu0 auitUf talrluE
rNrl1n aud stephen llrya
lurua OF alln, each.
nat 81 nWGGUAM,
O. n. Narshal.
HY T. Z. AnuWn, Deputy Nlub1s
Dated MNF lN. I-ii.
tn1tH. loo Is t,f4v IA ttornrg. fUrl.In|nrH
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RAILROADS.


IeHso srit Lnko
so. .-f0r Provo. Iutuan. ana
aI HHIua i1Ht.44...s.. .. sos s. m.
SO. t-fUr HrIFn Grand suueu1a
ADD o.. rH.Htf lists...s...s. q lu m.
80 color Provo. aa.u uud
SAUNA .....s .a.....s ..... .sssssss a..' u. ins
NO. s-t0r furrta t.H' 30. boo
t0. '=iuf uaIJl end Nrrt,....... Oh pp. 10.
BIO l-iuf usiau all fl1 Wost.... 800 r.u.
Arrive SALT tuhc.
so I-Trlm Provo. sali Junction
and tu0 t.Ht...stt.s.sts.sss leo Pc iu.
so. .-Tram Provo. braut junction
nnu un lnHt sssa....ssss % .H D. OBJ.
SO 5airHm bingham Provo. Mauu
rU1 I.ua.........,.... ......s Gee. '.iN %, In.
40. laffJm turoan... ................ N.i. q. m.
No. Iron OgIUn sri th1 West ,'' a. m.
Sol. t.trou DFfou lnt iHo West. s.i5 3D. n.
only line running through rulmh1 Palace
Double Drawing Room r.rUnnra t1 NtnrHf uIa
Grand Junction and Il Kansas Coy hud tu.ra.
Et via toUfHl1 points. frDC rc.'IHI a.
cons HnIf Lake %. Denver. AND uUIU NHr fUu.
ming IuiiH.n -lCIrgrs sa.tIahr 90 HIH Trsu.
,fr1. hoctnrrCtl close couuccuoua. hafttU
frCcd and comfort.
Ticket OlCs 10 W. End South
D. e. DODGE. A.E. WFuUT
ttH. Manager Dgu. HuHL
Ju lENNErr. Gen raI.A