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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-10-06
WORLDS MARKETS
OLD EMoCRATIC ARGUMENT
COMPLETELY EXPOSED.
The American Market Worth Over our
Billion Dollars Year More Than All
Others Combined Us Keep Our
Own and Not Destroy It

The renewal of the free trade
party's destructive free raw material
war cry against American industries
naturally calls to mind their old theory
of the markets of the world, and how
great gain it will be if we can only
secure them Let us look into it.
The total manufactures of the
United States, in 1880, according TO
the last census returns, amounted in
value to SO, O54, 435, o37, of which we
exported to the value of $15l, 1o2, 40,
kleaving So, 90s, 332, 901 worth of Ameri-
ican manufactured goods consumed at
home, as follows:
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES.
PTotal United States manufactures,
1890. ..,....-" -. 10 Oo4 435, ,331
Total exported, 1890,.... ........ i5l ,lO2, 376
Total home consumption, 1890. So 9)3, 1882 96l
In the same way we must deal with
our farm products, the total value of
which during 1885, consumed in 1890,
was So, 46O,1oi, 454. We exported to
the extent of $3.50, 1l1, 400, leaving
American farm products worth 81, 927,-
965. 9b4 consumed by Americans. Thus:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-10-06

VANDALIA, III, July 0.-W neat
threshing is in full blast in Fayette
county. Six hundred bushels of the
new crop was brought to market to-
day and sold at 46 cents per bushel
The berry is exceptionally fine, and
weighs over sixty pounds to the bushel
measure. CHICAGO Herald 1894
Blackberries and mushrooms, while
growing, are not private property in
England, and people who take them
>an not be proseerted for theft.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-10-06
balance OF them. Buy OF us for you can find what

Mems half wool Jersey overshirts 42c
. Toe Jersey overshirts 69r
Our Clothing Department.
Mems $l2 Clay Worsted suits $1,000
ii g g 6 IL 90
g 10 all wool suits 500
Boys Kersey suits LIS
g I" knee pants SOC
SO 05c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15
A Mountain Lioncys.

George, John and Henry Wood,
who live between College ward anu
Wcllsyilie, had quite an exciting
chase after u mountain liuuvss ono dag
last week near the banks OF the muddy
river The animals tracks had been
previously observed, anu armed by
riiirs and accompanied by dogs, the
boys concluded o. trace IL 10 ils lair.
Ailer following the trail Tor come time,
the lloness was driven from small
patch OF brush by the dugs, aud s.u yht
safety by running toward another
brush, One Of the boys outOd the
animals career ut the first shot IL
was found TO weigh about l75 p0uuIs.
An industrious search win now be
made for It's mate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15
ratQst Publications.

Tho life % Joseph smith, cloth, 1901
iHphar roo, it0J, No-uscl slL 500.
From kirkland 90 snii Lake, by James 4.
liiln pa pUr', cloth, Ouls,I $40. leather
r0h tAol. Leather EXTRA riIt ia5o.
Forty Wears Among tho Indians, ~
Daniel n" JHHos, 90 page, C.Ju tauo,
i7''hHr ilbl, Leather rlg $500.
roeiicai wriiiuEs OF -. q. whitney,
t'1h' usoi ie,har glt ilo0i Morocco.
OEta glJ tls0
Lifo o. tlebrr O.. ISimbsii. Cloth. $50,
hn' LaiaeS iln, Tui, tI05. Morocr1.
ezra glt, $500.
Latier-dny sHintE psRimody. Paper
Covered boards. cloth Hack, no each. IIGu
r'r dlz, CLOTH hound, ti6o caeh, tiI.ol ryr
t1id Cloth ana Leather hound, u.7O each.
$500 p"r d1f. u ssni by mall n cents pr
copy additional
story Of she Iiooh OF Mormon. b. rls.,
uoorgo Heyn1lda, cloth, tl.sl. cloth gilt. lUii
ialf leather gIlL i1hl. Pull leather Fit tlod.
sunday school Hymn Hook, contains al
ih" LYNNE used On th1 schools, 25i plrci Cloth
bound, postpaid, 2l,.
Large nud small siso bibles In Leather
i2p0, i2bl, $50 $3.50 and tlul.
Family and rulpt ulbloIi1 different styIta.
illustrated, from It0l 20 sis ll each
sos. smith ~ n Prophet, lecture DO.
ivofei b. E.ior AHifov Jsul1n before hs
htuieuia' Society Ia thu social Hall, salt Lake,
Jan. ~ 1901, Sc.
The Church of Jesus Christ Of latter.
day saints, Is Priesthood, Organization
p'sulusf, Ordinance ana History. ~ John
JaIu6a, i0,,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15
Fsitb-PronotiQq Series,

rs rirat ,iision, narrative OF ps-a't
sfH HtH.ras af..s.HHaH lI1u us aa1daio
taals. ty oa.H.a q Cannon, 2'-.
s strins Of ptftis, .7ra.a.as o. nmubef
ia.r r. H...f aHI aleslaiai % u..
fH. . r-
leaves rr,n vy journal, Iy rr-.l.H.
tIHrI .'.u'. a. .piIaI of hr T.ais
fIaHH.a.Hy HsI#nrrHa aui many IH'a...t
nfinaI.a. OF Do ifs. use
fragments of F.pcrleuct, e5u,-u.-
Hf"..H.a HU. on. f... HI.H of rI1ars d..
President ftebrr a.. I1imbnii's Journsi.
% narrative OF 'Ha principal Incidents DO Dr.
oar'or % o. very remarkable iaHn. Er.
Uariy scenes in church History. q co.,.
lun1 % Incidents from u.aiIves % E.i.n
rf W'clurcl iu early days, as.
Tho Life OF Ncuhi, h5 ion % Toni. VII.
tn.FIs'rd FROM iefa.aIsm, Loo IuIaa o. u.
hai nov inov1 ns south America ,.1 5sr
tulf' before Tho o1m.Hf ~ ihe Savior. rI
t1Ht eaHia.lH come voy Irp1ftaHt items a4H
GINNING its nllt of Nom11, ~ osalrs q
Cannon li+
scraps Of biography, containing o. Sketch %
rn lI'fs iI'n. Incidents NJ Experience. iHu
nrfe. Eu'E'tH souuaI, Sc.
The vf5th Of che Manuscripts Pound
ns hHuHiiuss 70 hs srsuiIlns STORY. b.
ua|l0 Reynolds. lse.
Lnburs IN the Vineyard, contain, come %
uH NOS iHtaHsIus experience ever snuau.
l
INentfui Narratives, contains some iaisra.t
iaF tlai.h.f aliyuulHIa le.11Ha. gls
Helpful Visions, I1ffra.ufs aaalf.s.su8u, %
us Lld % ul elai-.a, .3s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15
Junction City News.

Charles Ctamer, conductor on tho H.
q. W.. received q telegram yceterdAy
from Kansas stating that MS Iallef
was nigh unto death. Mr.. Creamor,
accompanied by his wife, Ion Tor IA an
sas last night
There was an order made In the
Fourth district court yesterday IN Tue
case Of Annie l.. Black Va q. u. blaoh
TO compel defendant 10 pay the sum o
SIS per month alimony rom date OF
filing Of complaint with slJ attorneys
fees and expenses Of p'hin'ih'e W.T.
nessea
A Chinaman was arrested last night
the streets; there Will DO no com
planning witnuss until y. IN. today.
In. Hayden, the well known con.
tractor aud builder, returned from
quite an extended trip east and also %
north parts Of the United states. He
spent a portion Of his valuable time
while absent la Canada, and says that
the business Of the factories II inctoas'
Ing rapidly In that section.
The next attraction at the Grand
will be "rho Ensign" which Will DO
there tonight.
Samuel weilo called at Ogden this
morning; he Ia on his way TO tho
Capitol from San Franoisoj, where he
has been visiting tho Miiwlntet FaiI
A U. p. special car came In this
morning from tbs north with Judge
Kelley, a u. T.. tonclloh aud went
east.
Miss Bench went east this morning
Mrs. +. J. Cannon has gone to Salt
Lake 10 visit her friends and relatives
=
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15
LIMITED mArRlmoHY.
California Courts STAY Decide ~ to o Mar.
risre For Sis Months.

California Courts STAY Decide ~ To q Mar
risre F'or ss Month.
An interesting SGT extremely ridicn.
lous question bias FOUND is way into the
California courts. Tho problems TO be
solved in ON seriousness By the courts arc
these. "1s a contract Of marriage stipu.
lated 20 expire ot tho end of s.y months
or a yoara valid document II thcdocu
ment Boo valid. is tho limitation good.
Docs the Limitation inyaiidato tho con
tmcti Can tho relations Of Tho contract
ing parties BE- legally laid aside 90 Tho
end Of Tho prescribed timer Would 20
child born after the limit has expired
aud wore the contract not renewed. Boz %
legitimate chil1F u seems impossible
that 100 ths day such aquestion should b.
seriously raised. but ns matter of fact
there has developed among tho Califor
nialawycrs ZONE difference Of oWuionon
The subject
Sixm11ths ago Edward NJ E.l;u7 and
Lille Mlbuey Of San Francisco entered
into q contract "io DO married for
period u Dix months" A f0w days age
they again repaired 10 q noturys oficl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15
Another Old Timer Gone.

Another old timer, John jenkins Of
Logan, has departed. lilo died on
Monday, at the ripe age Of 81 years
and nearly nine months. lilo was
born In CaeTmatlhanshlre, South
Wales, May 2Oth, 1871; joined tho
Church In 1906, omigrAted 10 America
the same year. He came to Utah Ia
1860 anu has lived Ia Logan ever since.
lie leaves n wife who occupied that
relation TO him Tor 81 years, I'VE sons
and one daughInr 10 mouEn hIa lOl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15

IN 10 a friendly rivalry, each striving
10 excel the others, and show greater
degree Of excellence.
On Monday DR.. Ofmsby removed q
needle IL IN iust back Of the shoulder
n ON infant daughter ~ John Bradley
Of Paradise. How or when 10 got there
IL a mystery; but ne the little ono had
been ifsifil Tor about two weeks U is
IMPOSED TIE needle had been troubling
it about that length o. time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15
LOGAN.
LooAS, urAu, FEn. 10, 1874.
Accident to a Brakeman.

On Sunday morning during the time
this freight train was switching In the
Logan yard, Brakeman II. r.. Gellor
Of Ogden, received a painful Injury
that mi yht havo resultel fatally. He
wa making n coupling whom tho pin
broke, one piece Of II striking him on
the forehead. He was knocked sense.
less, but fortunately foil outside Of the
track, or he would have been run over.
An angular cash, four Inches In
length, was cut, which was Bowed up
DR.. P0rklnson.
MT. Geller Is recovering rapidly aud
will soon be- able TO resume his danger.
Gus occupation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15
Noble WomeD's Uv2s Series.
Lydia Knights History, nm Interesting
Na'umH, vrit1u 30 90 attractive and pleasing
style, nc.
fieroinos OF "Iformondom, in,ers,iirs
Sketches 81 vua'n ahl have proved ilsu.
ss.Jol u1rly Of honor. 49,
Sunday School a7d Primary.

Ion those tl1Es and -hfls p1.,asp viii be-
changed On rlIuan % b., price, given, u sout ~
uai, uHi..' ua price slyou is Or "pHsraii'l
Tirs; HOOK tor our Liitie Triends, ioi
aH H.e 10 aHlay schools. Co..
Second hook for oar Little Friends,
Assembly school reader 21s,
fntermchintc y. =. Header, 1l,.
Question: aud Answers on che Life
nud Mission OF thc Prophet Joseph
smith, ia
iiibie Qursiions and Answers, Cor h,
lHr Of pHa1TT Associations, l3a
Chiidron'- Primary iiy uook, tss
rg'rH, postpaid, 1s.
Primary speaker, so. I, postpaid, 45c.
4" ., gse.
Tho 7iofri Ron Book, postpaid, iso,
class i;cEisirr., per alt, f1s
Primary Tune Boob, CO.,
iiooh of Mormon CNirca ism, postpaid. zoe.
:. \. union Hymn Book, cash ne. poss
paIi, 2ie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15
THE
DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THB WORLD
The only line rllIllg two
Through Fast Trains daily I
LEADVILLB,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
SCENIC LINE OF THE "
EFFECTIVE Glp IS, 1909.

Train No. % leaves Olgon 900 am,
salt Lake s'Nj "a. M, arrive a. Pueblo
tip SIN, Colorado Springs 400 AIN,
Denver psiOu.m,
Train No, 9 leaves Ogden 500 am,
Snlt Lake Wll PM, nrriyo a. Pueblo
Uil pm, colorado Syringe g.O7 pm.
Denver 1880 pm.
touncc ions made NJ Pueblo, Colorado
sprlngs aud Denver with all liuol east
Elegant day O1gHhrs, chair cars aud Pull
man shoppers uu al trains Take tho
u. e. 70. e., and have a comfortable trip
aud enjoy tho iiugsl sconory on lhe COM
uuunL
A. Is, HUGHES, S. X. HOOPER,
Traffic Manager, q, 4. ~. a.
Dnuypr, Colo. Denver, colo.
d. d. AENlN5,
General agent
sails Lake ely, w.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15

The Jury In tho case Of Jungk a
Fabian W. ID. q. Reed ct al returned "a
verdict In favor Of tho plaintliis a.
against the defendants Reed and Crop
per Of 81, 27i5O; aud In favor oi tbs de-
PENDANTS Duggins aud Holbfoob, ~
against plaintiffs, no cause ofaciion.
The case on trial IL the damage suit
Of Gabriel HuntsmAn W u. T.. Ry. Go.
IL Ia alleged by Huntaman that hisWiio
was seriously injured In the U. II.
wreck which occurred near Juab dur
ing the last April conference, aud no
accordingly pfayu for $1,000 damages.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15
RIO
GRANDE
WESTERN.


sTeNpAEp GAUGE
lHn 4an.r. N Effect Goa 49, 1898,
Leave snit Lake
40. .-Tor Provo. bingham. and
90 points Es.i.......,.a... SOS A. m.
40. t=For Provo. Grand sanction
aud al points Iaat.....,,,.. y 20 o. m.
so d-lor Eure4a. Provo, Mauu,
and halina ....H.s.a......tsss.s, Ai.l o.. M
SO. l-for ogden and Woai..,.a... ~ % D.. m.
SO i-F5r Ogden aud uc Woit.... gili b. 90.
arrive snIt LnEc.
NO l-Irom Eureka. ruu,o, Grand
function and tb8 East....., u. y. M.
NO. .=ttlm Provo. Grand junction
aud tho Hast Dol. .,........... mas y. Co.,.
No. 5-lrum bingham, Provo. Manu
nnu ealina ,s........ Gee. 0 ii %, On.
Ma gatron uEich ami tua West I.iaa 90.
40 iHtrom uFde1 ana the West. g.i5 %. on.
only line ruuliug through Pullman IAsos
Double Drawing Room s'cepou O. beaver via
Grand Junction and 10 Kansas Guy aud Chico.
30 via colorado points. and only line roaming
Pullman slospcu talt Lake 10 Ban Francisco.
Eoohhuscsl close connections. safety speed
anu comfort.
Ticket Omca, IS v. End South.
j. e. DODGE. Ak. wEpBY.
Gen, Manager. uon. rupi.
in hNNErr. Cor. r&u.A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15
NJ. G.nARNEs MusIn pEALRR

Agent for the weber, Eftcy ard Camps
Pianos. EstcY organs aud all kinds Of Musical
Merchandise solo hrunt Tor tho celebrated
"llelp Mate Sewing Machines. Needles aud
attachments Tor aIl kinds u sewing machines.
ulcycIrs Tor sale or rerL hcyclca cleaned
and repaired
~. q. MARINES,
OpeiA House BLOCK,
UuuEa, lrAu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15
Tho Rlizlnrh.

The severity Of the blizzard experI.
encel here ON Saturday last, 10 seldom
equalBd In this locality. Huge anow.
drifts were piled on the sidewalks, signs
were blown down, anu ON the bench
several window lights were blown ou.
uud ohimneys RACED TO the level of the
roof
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15
Notes and Personnls.

Tbs party given for the benefit OF
missionaries, In the Second waru hail
on Tuesday evening, nettoi quite
neat little sum for the absent ones.
A nice program has been prepared
for the next regular monthly meeting
Of the Logan Sunday schools. Thesu
monthly meetings IRE having zoe d
elect Is the yaTl0uA schools are ttirrtd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15
MONEY BROKERS'.

NTOSEY ru loan oN CRY AND
vi farm property, ai lowest rates ku1wl.
don Hose, uMohfa block, % W sud south,
INSURANCE 90. MuNEN, z Co . rEg
Arcnt Jnu, j. Snyder 90 Commercial iilugk
MOONEY ALWAYS uN HAND 10 LOAN
wi on improved properly, CITY or county
warrants. water srnp and lbo rlllAterais.
save commission by seeing uunrlUAl-iiusarl
J. Tracy, IN and ~ Commercial BLOCK
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15
NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.


Estate OF Jane Mckay smith. deceased.
NOTICE ~ uEHEHY GlyEN ny TnE
~ Uuuurs Euru, VNrrutura uf tho last viii
auU testament ~ Jane Mckay smith. de-.
ceased lu tlu creditors of aud 40 persona
having claims uEHluHt Gro anid deceased Go cA'
hlh.t chem with Che necessary vouchers within
Cen months atlor lue fires publication of tUis
notice. t1 llr Haid executors, az Che u1'rr OF
NNdty'I IS Adams, room. 500 AMI Iis MutoF,
nick building, 7HlI LAKE uiiy, tu the County "
haIl Lake, IymtuH ~ Utah.
Dated February hIu lHNl.
JAM SMITH,
ANDREW SMITH JU,
Executors 90 the last Will and testament Of
Jane Mckay Smith, deceased
MAppLlL q ADAMS, Attorneys Tor oNucu.
tore
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15

For few cents any person can obtain a
supply to send abroad to friends, and these
silent messengers frequently preach the Cos
pei as effectuaIly as missionaries. Try it by
buying some and mailing to your friends
abroad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15
A Case of Dinhlherin.

There is but one oase OF dlphthor.a
IN the county ut present. That h
located at Millyille, In the family Of
jacob Smith, Is not " a malignant
type and 10 eileolualIy quamniinUd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15

INARN or e. ACRES TO EXCHANGE
II Tor Improved or unumprOyud city prop.
rfty Enquire al Room 30i, Consultation
building. salt Lake city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15
IsI.gaA UNION
TT%.;:.s..5iA PACIFIC
ri R.SYSTEM.
s plcTnRN>
THB THROUGH CAR LINE.
''H'Hi ArHf- oaa ur7fi % sac L4ts
tdB Dafr. "a. fo|9sii

AHliyE
'i'm aH Eastern point. .s,..,........ % IN
..n lotto, rouhnH. sfH iran.
c..o, Cache NhI... aHd ufica...i1 D. q m
.ion 40 Eastern poIlis Ibrs DIy
tnl 'ficu............ ...s......... 4 30 D. m
IRON Ogden aud intern siIat0
NHihii ......s.ss.. p % IN
. '0m Milford. sanpeto SO Icy .iuhh. Ncphb
'.1f1.Lurcha and intermediate points Top m
'.tpn 4eimiuus and IoaeIo........... " % n
uIrAHt
Tor Ufden Park Cly anf al
Eastern points .a..........., % n M
i0f nfc1n cod intcrmeiIat1 r1i1ia y ~ AN
tor Ogden, intermediate u0nH
tin imncitao aHi cache
N'Ilcg points. .................s.a. 2 g p m
. or lfisn, butte iic.cuH. Portland.
ant san franeIf.l .............i 90 p m
iIor Eureka, Provo. saaneia valley
lua Nifor1. ...............-. 81 % m
'lor Irocic and Iefu. Hat............ O. a n
u1'y except Sunday.
Trains south OF Jull un daily cEori
sunday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15

Hoods Pills arc tho best family
ca,hartic and liver medicine. Harm
less, reliable, sure. 2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15
mo snrlnr m.dIelnr.

IAN run down" from the weakening
effects Of warm weather, you need
good tonic and blood purifier like
HoOda Saraauarllla % not nut OH
taking Il. Numerous little all ments,
n neglected, will soon break up the
system. Take Hoods SaHapurllla
nov, 10 expbl disease and give you
strength aud appetite.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15
Missionary Supplies.

Morgan. Tract No.i a-t.
" ?, J.u.
- - o, ist.
The MODERN Prophet, s.i..
rruo W. False Religion, ssiL
The Gospel Pioneer, ssts
A Reply 20 "Ths Mormon purrn
tory,n %.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15

IAsu PAID ron WATER fcmr.
\ bus,d D. Tracy. rooms 81 and q COM.
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music.

The Improvements Association song
Eooh' contains collection uf Hr.eu1I
Hnl collected songs and hymns, sot % m1..r by
rr0'astor q, uaaslry, a8yonty 'sHl page NJ
cho'1a music, postpaid eos,
n. s.. Onion Music Hook, postpaid. so,.
Primary Tuuo Hook, no, vlu1-. psiar,.
ts.
The fsnimody, p1pog uio', ti.s1. c.on, g1i
Half Leaih1E, tiIo Postage II CT, each
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15

CITY Ticket OGc,, 2Ol lain Street.
Telephone 49,
ID. D. HURLEY. Gent AT rasszr. Dept
o. uiCKtNsuS. Ucucrhl Manager
l.i- LOMAX. O. q. s. a. Agent
E1i.l 10. DLAuK.
uLINIu ". MINE.
b. ILLEii1 ANuElaON. Receivers
INIuEUCk u Couldn't,
joins ~. uOANE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15

A DtNt- MAhE So DAY GREATEST
~ Kitchen ltUnfUH ever invented uuaIa
ars Two in .IN fpIt Iu every house sample
postage pain dive CENTS. torshrH Is Mona tIu.
turIUunII. 40.
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WANTED.

RIG ppIrpg PAID ruW .su uANp uU
N'N NlNL9 wfant rIltuIBg. Cleaning Huu
r0H1.ruH done lu exchange Tor go1IH. eau
90 address a. % L'p.n, 20 Hast second South
WANTED AGENrs no TAXI ORDERS
W uF sampler WC will nay expense and
HH|HrH uruIuW liberal commission. Humuiuf
grut gn iup irHuDn Address Lock h0A Us.
VUTAN tEp=N reliable pcu1n boz o,crY town
luI or city ln Che a.. r. ~ dIstrIhuta circulars
wv amt iarl up fIEus. NO rHuyufslnEurued
H dNuN tuHU pad Ad1frrH wiu stamp
WILL a. hoLtuN co.. Cleveland. OHIO.
NVANrEp-LAuY or GENTLEMAN 10
W fHHiHt In uncn SALARY flllU. with
ehauro tl increase, and position permanent. 10
tuhci hallway FAIR paid 90 once 10 engaged.
fuN| uHr reference uuI Hrll addressed slammed
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OFFICIAL GOSSIP.

Thomas P. Gable has resigned as men,
Der of the territorial board of equaliza-
tion from the first judicial district. His
successor has not yet been named.
The following notaries have been APP
nnintad. William B. Creager, of Albu-
querque, Bernal1llo county; M. Montoya,
of Monticello, Sierra county; Luis A. G.
de Baca, of Baca, Union county, and Sam
Pate, of Rowe, San Miguel county.
Jose Montoya, the deputy United
States marshal, with headquarters at
Bernalillo, captured and took to Albu-
querque yesterday, George Musuch, of
Cabezon, and lodged him in the county
jail on an Indictment found at the last
term of the court charging Musuch with
selling liquor to Indians.
Articles of incorporation of the
Woman's Improvement Association have
been filed in the secretary's Office. In
corporators: Mrs. Mary s. McFle, Mrs.
Kate Raymond, Mrs. Emma R. Dawson,
Mrs Amelia Ascarate, Mrs. Ida M. Level
Ign, residents of the county of Dona Ana.
Objects: General improvement in and
about the town of Las Cruces, by the
purchase, construction, laying out, and
erection of public buildings, parks,
libraries, cemeteries, etc., the capital
stock being $4,000.
Chief Justice Thomas Smith has very
appropriately FURNISHED up the court
etiquette of the attorneys and officers of
this district court. The little amenities
that make justice run smoothly and tend
to strengthen the respect rightfully due
the court ought to be rigidly observed
and SO long as Judge Smith presides it
now looks as if they would be.-Raton
Range.