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The Washington times., 1894-06-21

81 redd Gegg, l02 Parson.
Good start Won galloping.
Betting-Cossack. to >: Grand Prix, 6: Senti-
nal, l0i; Psyche, 81 ray, 6; Hay Tay, 50; Starter
Pettingill 90 I edd Gegg
The Washington times., 1894-06-21
How the Horses Ran.

Track fast
~ FIRST RAoE-Five furongs, four-year-
I'D olds and upward Purse $3.50 Time,
The Washington times., 1894-06-21
Colts Defeated by Spiders.

CLEVELAND. June e0.-The Spiders sized up
Pitcher Griffith in good shape and won in handy
The Washington times., 1894-06-21
EXTENSION TABLES.

IS samples in Oak. We
begin the list with a 6 #. solid
Oak, Antique finish Table at
1915; from this price step
at time, till we reach $500.
Solid Oak Extension Table,
nicely-6nished Antique, rim
1nitred, futed legs, carved Gen.
tire pieces. $500.
Polished Oak, s #. Exten-
sion Table, very large futed
legs, heavy rim, carved claw
feet and centre pieces. Worth
$1,000. Our price, 5000.
HOTEL And COTTAGE FURNITURE.
Months ago we began pre-
pairing for the seasons busi-
ness and are now in a position
to offer the very best and most
suitable articles for Summer
furnishings at short notice.
Piazza Rocker. split seat,
72c.
Large Arm, Split seat and
back, csc. on up to $500 for
the Jumbo" size in reed.
kATTIHGS.
There is a great demand for
Mattings from 7c. per yd. up.
BABY CARRIAGES
from $500 up.
FITS N w
The Washington times., 1894-06-21
BALDWIN REFRIGERAToRS.

The best made, and guar
anteed to give satisfaction or
no sale; as usual under
market prices" Send for Re-
frigerator Catalogue.
The Washington times., 1894-06-21

Total 49,. 9 II "a Is 6
Boyle hit by batted ball
New York 0 3 9 8 x-H
Philadelphia. ........2 0 2 o. 6
Earned runs-Philadclphia, l; New York, 8.
Three-base hits-Cross, Davis 2, and Doyle
The Washington times., 1894-06-21

Good start Won handily
Betting-Freezer. ;; Larchmont, 3 to 8; Ammo
rean, I; Jubal, 8: Prince Fortunatus, Is
49, FIFTH RACE-Fiye furlongs, three-year-
olds and upward Selling Purse
sI50 Time I.COlf
The Washington times., 1894-06-21
Card for TODAY.

FIRST RAcE-Half mile, maiden two-year-
The Washington times., 1894-06-21

manner. Score:
The Washington times., 1894-06-21
SECOND GAME.
Total -. 6 IL "a Is 8

Total. .....l4 1895 is callhan. 20
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-03
salvation oil. the peoples Eminent, Is
guaranteed the best 1t will cure you.


Misery loves company Misery Is a
brindie cat, and company is Il big New
foundland dog
They were raised, and lived very hap
ply for some years in shenty mgh mp
on the rocks Of u vacant block ~ ilaF-
lem: but times have changed with them
now. and they are in fair way TO ne
come tramps IN the wide world Of un-
claimed cats and dogs.
some DAYS ago the people of the shnnly
were forced to move away ana q p'AtN-
smiths shop was built upon the rock,
then wagon load of large steam utnls
was hoisted up aud piled alongside Oh u
and in a few months o row OF TAU hu9-
cru houses will stand IN the hlue shanlI 5
place ..,.
left Misery and Company al alone 80
take care Of themselves as pest lhel
could: and their trial would nave ncEUll
before now If It were moi for the ehllut
In the ncighhorhood. who have so lar
kent them supplied with homes ana p'''es
of meat and brcdd-ior Company - uhv
Of those great, big good nalnuu 1T
that would not harm mouse uhu ~
hns made many friends among the NIUE
hovs and girls nearby, whom ne Us ~
ways ready to play tag with, or even ''
ride around upon his back.
During school hours Misery aud Com
many pass their time very queuy 20
rether. Wondering what has become o,
| their owners, and wandering ABOUT over
| the OrclIs In search OF lheih' ,..,,,,.
a. night they crawl under the shanty
and Misery curls himself mp close agqlllH
| Company and goes to sleep as = hit'o'
| docs with It's mother, says st. NicholAs;
romunny is always first TO wake up u
| tbc moring but he * careful not to dlS
tnrb Misery until she begins to STREE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-03

suddenly found Themselves a, ma ho,5
of . profitable business enioyins r nv.e
peciel success '"s ""VN
lne lie Of the ordinary mnn in these
INV hW l9Whs Is lonely, but their prosperity
nus auned TO their lonely condition and
ulese young men are IN search moi only
OF Inc company and society of Young
laules' Dut Of those who would make
Ep9u wives 10 chccr their homes aud
ENJOY with them their sudden prosper
ny Ihere arc no young ladies, dcsira-
new towns, and the absolute scarcity ~
Inem mas caused Mr.. W. 10 b. sent
Fast on this singular mission. He hopes
TO negotiate for colony Of about iOO
iiHlHE, good-iooking, lively girls 10 20 TO
the TERRITORY.
Mr., Whitmer showed the photos Of
over thirly hne-looking young men from
whom he held "slecial orders" while
from over half q hundred others hp mad
general instructions ms TO thc class of
girls which wonld be desirable. lie said
that many Of the young men in that coun-
try would return 10 their old homes TO
secure wives, but q large number were
not disposed TO follow that pan. He
said that he would be absent until about
the first Of March. and would visit some
OF the New England towns where the
mus were closed, ana would quietly So
lcct and confer with such girls as he be
lievel would suit The men that had sent
him, but that he could assure the young
ladies there would be no risk in any fair
looking. sensible girl going 10 this conn
try and personally attending 10 the bush
ness of the selection OF her own kind
| Of husband, rs She would have her
! pick from many promising young men
! who wonld provide n comfortable. hap
| ny home. Mr.. Wiimcr's romantic mis-
| sion will he watched with q great deal NJ
interest by the people OF that new and
| promising country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-03

They are making very pretty under
b0diccs Of cachecorsots without any
fastening, hcing made with two pointed
ends in front which can either be tucked
IN the stays or t,ea IN very eomiioTtahie
laSnlon 50 Us ~ pe suppigllenSaIA 70
that lnp9rtant anu hinch'misuhuers'oou
portion oil FEMININE a'ure'
To matter of fact person there seems
to be no reason why the pretty cnlored
dimity should not he used for infants
long dresses us well IA French nainsook.
and there is not, except that u is not so
fashionable as French uainsnAk These
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-03
WANT MN.

THE GAZETTE Is TIE GREATEST
WANT MEDIUM IN THE SOUTH.
Nothing Is published free exeept siiua-
tons wanted. THIS exception is made
solely for the benefit Of those who arc
anxious to secure employment An ether
advertisements IN tbs department are
charged for at the rate OF 1 ccnt word
each issue payable in advance. No adSer-
tisenent tnken Tor less than 70 cen1s.
PERSONAL
LOSE.
FOUND
STRANED.
STOLEN
srRAYEp OR STOLEN.
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.
HELP WANTED.
BUSINESS CHANCES
WANTED nWEiGtNGS-
WANTED ROOMS
WANTED HOARD
W. NrED-ROARnEuS
WANTEn- REAL. ESTATE
WANTED TO EXCHANGE
NANlED-AiiSCEt.I.
Professional. financial pnd other cards.
special notice., etc. IN this CLASSIFIED lie
nartment 81 y q line per month. Discount
For time ads ld for cash.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-03

Acsop, Virgil and Dcmosthenes are
GENERALLY known to have been Sufferers,
hut how many others, suffering from the
like mdrnity, occupy nm honorable place
in the historical gallery?
The first of these whom we can recall
is the prophet Moses. lie, according 10
tradition. was stammerer whose powers
of speech were so limited that his
brother Aaron always accompanied him
beinr specially commissioned 10 speak In
his name and stead.
81 am not eloquent protested Moses,
"neithcr therefore,, nor sinrc ihnu hast
spoken unto thou servant; but ! am OF
slow speech and Of slow tongue
CIuudius Michael H.. emperor Of the
East: Mahomel-el- RAISER, king OF Spain
during the Moorish domination, and Eric,
king OF Sweden. stammcrcl pitiahly.
Among the eighteen rnlers of the name
Of I,ouis who have reigncd m France, We
find only one. l0uis-le- BrnEuo, although
no was by no means the only French
sovereign who stammercd Apropos OF
I,ouis Nil. aud his speech difficulty,
Tailemaut dies RciuN, In his "Ilistori-
cites" relates the following amusing
Monsieur dAlamont, seieneur OF Mo
landry, spoke jus. as the King did. The
latter thp first time he saw this gentle
man al court, addressed him In his usual
stammering fashion. D'Alamont replied
in the same manner. The king, deeply
attended bv what he took 10 be nm In
fentionally gross insult, would have had
The supposed Inbred jester arrested. had
moi explanatory friends promptly inter
| fcred 10 pacify the royal Ire.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-03
'.e9.N8ERLlN HEARD
IL 70 ALLEGATIONS OF
A'1 FRAUD AND DECEIT
ne says, cannot be Borne
D "a' ), rao,.. and Tell' the
=, story effort worth Park
company.

..,., from New York, under
4 ii'p, .lsnu. w.. /. gives the following;
|.T1 I. slersiions of fra1a ao a"I rounded
ln s'.'igisly untrue and not io1 ,,i,,
'a'olu ,' hpt a pcryersion Of them
The iaas' ~ 1870 the Chamberiin
he 'lsil a,mpany in connection with
''iI al, Nlecart, WIN. Caps ana
hIs' rallant Of Fort Worth pur,
~ W WI. Van Zandt, president oil
~ Of SM,lssi,onei bank, 43y acres OIL
firsi NA lt@-hs al Fort Worth, pay
u ia the ssyisssgl06O. Of which S4O'-
h ihsrelol N and the balance ~ hNe
y ~ 5lO annually. For puH,Iii, ~
81. thc title was taken " .iS'S ,,i.
ls.,'4 sn5 Caps aud they gave Vhe
~ 'u r Van Zandt, ne haNlnB =
Il M ns are told, against accepting
al,il y" notes. No mention OF
aa ,.u vas made for him at that
0,rv was incorporated under the
@-gE- 90 10 take over ana operate
Il lnqefp, u T,IInut and
u NJ. MeVar'' H., yvnrlb IL IL.
IN. Bfillse VI tt'o",,t,,rIin w.
N and +. b. Gibson OF Dcn-
< ? Y ,'. =, decided to issue the entire
= - .,,l SOON shares, in payment
IA subject to the mortgage
III i, dome. Later the shares were
= \ piities my ,it s,,,i h,rii, Inrrst.
IS y iouoWs5; oS n , y ,,i",,, .''' II ~
a1plly' 10 NE NicCnrf
d. Sl2 snare, y oa , ,n I ,,lacoj in tbe
j la1s -o9v en ~ W - '". CO., No
"a y II " "i,.n,' na"nti,tin "a
( d hing as we! VIZ i"ivi -. A.
IA fafi o. w lun, ~ W. ,h6 c,nt
(4 dne deeu We i''n VI IT. az
IA ilf Slp acres 4iu i" I' n, , 49, fOr
slos,lls i ~ 5,T T pinro lana com.
+ Feft noIn III E.ii '', urt H. L, vas
81 Eheh was nv'u ~ -, r,.,rJ
* wise 70 puL ''c I Iet.u 'n az H.,
( 3, NH.l'll va ~" a., IN a., No
o. laIy - VI ,,n ,nrnnriro tinns
ny lsIai wv ,,.. su,,'v TX ronsnm-
Fllth nlaiis PiS t ',,,, Wv H., NO ,nny
n o. la3 p.ln -, .i "a T., r ,,,, W.
n leI9ilsl 1iF 'v' ,', , ,, ',' W ~ TGn IoUd
freeile,i V 'o.''e 'N,' in.,o1. Interssi
n aH sli- XIX ~ Vssnl,ui,' r'rohorn fnre.
r e uus, "l, = au ,.'''g stii n nnatinTnd
=, us gO, u,i,ga i,;n ,bron,,h ha
,SVl ~ ~ ~ trr 80 rcs,,lori,.
NY us''a. WI XIIri,i'o ,y,s In ISort
. ~ III. isst bad a consmitation
y u IVY ast h9u vo ,,. ~ w "a 'io a
~ w.. M" NJ Van I"1dt tn eerb If
| XIV e. VIM sborcs had
s-l SSo nOo /, All tbe nronortion
,S' ,f.i, n'.rchasa wopld bear 10 thc
i. .n I IA 4 nrol,1te innu,nbrance
Fl /, N fo-e.los,rn This would giyp
"a i s,iG0 Invested abont ten acres.
"a n an incnmbr1nce ~ SEQ nor
"A sarh sbareboiier holding his land
INV This PROPOSAL was accepted
m. nv absence las, month in
b ma the parties IN interest at For
COMPLETED sncl an arrangement
M Nan Zandt that the land was
IN iaek 10 him. three years intereS
Ia 70 arrears and the SHAREHOLDER,
oW consilering tbo proposnl TO re
~ ;ar,r Vmn , p,ol, 'f ' ,..ib ho h.,
NJ.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-03

a, been decreed by those ladies
q Nervous Headache land they
's'n that any lady who suffers
n,1aache, knowing that PRES
4 hED-AkE will cure It sure in
.l,s deserves the pain. What
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-03

Stranger In Chicago-"Can You direct
me 10 Jackson Parkr Resident Chcsi-
tatingly) YES -l-cothh, l suppose,
INF lbrishlyl I'd rather sell you map"
Soneryille Journal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-03

John r. Kelly Is one ~ the most sue
cessful Of popular song-writers. IL is
long 10 See the Girl / Left Behind"
averages over 500 per week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-03

Jndge-eIsn't 1t rather unusual l NJ io .ur :
rentleman 10 be travelling ~. PleAs ~,
with a trunk labeled .dynanlls mai 4
picious Person Possibly 80 su as IN -
loo goo a trunk 10 have
New York Herald.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-03

NIaudc-"Did You enjoy your call at
Mrs Frigiddcsg" Elaine-"Ncs.' Maude
u didn't know she was a. home ~ me
aftprnoons' ltlaine- She WASH l.
Chicngo Necord.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-03

"How can you be certain tnni ~ ~, va Y,
MS iate as > o'clock when tntry s.. nll
last nightf' May 'becaQse W All Lana y
over a chair without sWea'us VIZ
-ChicarD Iuter-Oceau,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-03

Goo5up-"Hello. old mani M.h41ii + ~ me
uatterF You look rim down -, hn - W. ,..i,,
but I'm not, just the same. 49, Inn
has been after me Tor oHs.,"
he hasn't run me down yet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-03

Iilley & BibBs, sixth ana h c,,x
ihat can sell You the "Maitlahn, Na,s
* the original and only niEsst T INV
coal The Robinson rid lianse, ~, Lss Svar,5
hold the exclusive agency tof J or " % -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-03

conrressmau-"If ever advocate sq i,,l
Measure may my tongue elelve I" XXX ie
roof Of my mouth, ..,i ra5,ue III Won
mai wouldn't hurt hn, 10 ,',.. NV
mean?" "Clcavcs u1ai pou, onestiou
times second every. ume pN''''
comes ',,, M. but Size don't sites.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-03
HUNTING WIVES

81 I'm 4, q 900, lsl or $40 for yicto,
~ 70 Per ton. 's'0'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-03

WANTED 5000 A YEAR CAN BB MADE
By Intelligent men or women, 10 intro
puce Oxyd0nor- victory Of Disease
IN any FORM; no msaleine. something
waited By every family 10 the city or
state. Call or write 20 Prof. j. Freukei.
Mansion Hotel. Port W0,rh, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-03

WANTED TRAVELLING Statesmen or
have fnc side line Bouquet Cigar Com
p-nJ. Lynchburg. Va
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12
PREHISTORIC AMERICA.

No section Of the country hrs been
more prolific in ils yield Of roi.c' aud
other evidences Of an earlier Ameri.
can population than the Ollo Valley
aud ia no par,--u0t oven Genital
America, where the rewards orc ~
Valuable and auunianl-have expl1fa'
lions boon carried on with greater zeal
and perseverance, But there l. much
that is still unkuowna a. TO the mounds,
,heir builders, nut as 60 the ancient
people generally; aui scarcely d month
pa,sea that does not seo the intefcatirg
rocord further enlarged by new
discoveries or the more thorough cN'
animation Of those already made. 10
tho Lai,or.iay Hgius, with the knowl.
edge OF tho early Americans given 10y
the Book Of Mormon, this is a theme
OF uuouding Interest; AMI they Will
bail with peculiar pleasure the un'
uounctmunt shat the coming seafJn is
expected 10 witness n moro systematic
aud thorough exploration and study u
Che Ohio region than has been ever
before undertaken. The work has In.
deed already begun; anu an eastern
paper announces that number OF
ancient aud prehistoric graves belong
Ing 10 the stone age have been dis.
covered rear Hillsb5ro, ohio. In one
grave a skeleton six feet in length was
found, together with stone ha'chols and
several stone Ornaments Of peculiar
workmanahip. The graves are about q
mile from the famous serpent mound,
where several interesting discoveries
were made by PfoL PuInam, Of
Harvard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12

for the Saints to keep themselves apart
from all these sacfs, s'cistI,s and com.
binatlons. whos.cger bui'deih them
up, whether he may mlly rea'izs II Or
not, "seske,h 10 overthrow me freedom
Of oil landr, nations and counirle'."
The mission Of The Laitcr.day Saints Is
not In harmony with such proceeding.
The obligation resting upon all who
retain mtmbrrsbipln The Church are
very strict 10 ths rssafdj instead Of
ovsr,hrowiug the freedom Of men,
their calling is to seek the blessings OF
liberty for every nluou-to labor that
oppression ana owl may be done away,
aud "that the time may come that
Satan may have no power upon tho
hearts Of the onHifen Of mon, but that
they may be prraaloi to DO good con-
linually, that they may come unto the
fountain Of all righteousness and be-
savUd.D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12

country are ultimately responsible to'h
Tor the framing Of their laws q their
administration, It g. clear that al re-
forms must originate with the people
on individual repentance aud "Wgcn-
Grafton" the salvation 81 Chlcago, ns
Of the whole world, depends
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12

WHAT WIN o.io.al prununciam en-
los as 70 hundreds Of Utah citizeus
being In actual need Of bread, and
journalistic exploits alfo Wild animals
daily marchlug Though our streets In
search q blood, eastern Newspaper
columns arc doing very elective SER
vice Ia checking any INCLINATION
llward local boom.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12
AN ART GHM
EIRICIc
To Every Purchaser,
Atmy Stores, IS West, Second South,
or - East, FRS, South.

] have received an art souvenir which
isa tue representation Of one Of the
finest works of art known. It is a fine
pho,ognyue, taken from Bouguereaus
famous painting, I'm CuPlD'S
REALM" ltis one Of the truest Ike.
ugHes ys, brought to the attention of
the public
The picture Is a wonderfully artistic
one and ls attracting universal aueu-
ton aud admiration. You are cordially
invited TO call and get one Of these
wonderful gems Of art free, the only
condition hciug the purchase OF some
thing rom my store. have reduced
the prices on an cigars, tobacco, pipes,
etc, fully 90 per cent and DEFY Con-.
PETITION.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12

Rud,'s Filr 5IpplBufy is guathu
toed 10 cure Piles nut Constipation, or
money refunded. 30 cents PET box
Send stamp Tor circular and free
sample 20 MARtfy RUDY, Lancaatur,
Pa. For sale by G8dbc.litis Drug
Co., salt lake CIV.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12

How nUcu wore things might be
than they ard What % legislative
sessions, now limited to siEty days, had
been permitted To- be- perpetual
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12

scandinavian Mercantile Company,
dealers Ia general merchandise, nrc
now open Tor business at their new
store, ~ and 10 East, Fifbt South, Call
nud tuu u foT bargains.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12

civ eubser,rors- will kindly notify >. r. ugn
ttr ieirruIatorl uf any iuoEulanp I'D wv W.
hycfy Of their papcrA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12

ErALL2l.
Central Meat Market
ID. Hilton, D. fhrnes, o. 'hIl'
we'll, Jr -. Hilton q 90, Prop
uoi0u Family Trade soii'
ted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12

TO ,cCurY MI GladHoue's place IL
a large nouor; 70 900 10 b. still larger
one.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12

Tho Nrws son ~ % Toe prinenh liots. =
Nrwa Stands aud on ah ratfcnEef vans fA'
iuf The city after pm. daily
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12

A Recommendations should bo addressed v
DHsrnnI Ntws runLisutso Co,
Ttl.nhnna -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12

Omaha, Sioux city or ~. Joseph
and only SIS 80 round trip. S. Louis
one way s.75l, Chicago $3.50. Al
rates via RIO Gtnude Weaisrn Railway,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12

fubt,rltsrt changing their piactoi resldsnoe
should always Fivo former a. ven o. li,AeA'
addroaG
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12

To omaha. Iansh. gitf, sioux Ciiy
VIA the union Pacific.
Commencing March lst the Union
Pacific VIII stil First Glass Tickets 90
An Missouri River Points at $1,000.
Take the Pioneers .audard Limo T. oil
points Euft.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12
A new CLOTHING FACTORY
Is What is Being Seriously Talked
or

We have been approached by two
different parties within the pact Tow
days for an estimate on the coet Of
putting In the machinery for clothing
factory anu necessary oapltd for run
ming it, nud have promised to give the
estimate in {. NEWS next Thuuday.
We heartily culonFr this movement
i0r We believe 10 eau be made a success
from tho start anu will OF itsclf give
employment 10 many people and will
nlsl iutuIe the consumption OF enough
Utah maiD ools 10 insure the
constant operation OF both mill
We therefore boldly ASST A clio hug
factory val Insure more 20 u.tlHi o..
pl0ymeni 90 more 10 pie tuau any
other Industry yet proposed. our agen,H
report good business ana an Increasing
demand lHr our ever popular goods,
and prices that Keep race with the
tme'. We ilni 10 give customers a
little more tuan their moneys worth
isn big induCumtnt iut' nj the present.
Oar customer Whites uH from southern
Utah that his 5000 Suit 10 "th0 best
citing suit be- ever had" and " In all
Ways the most satisfactory ono and he
Is now sending ull his iriendo 70 w.
YyuIs Respectfully,
PLYMOUTH ROCK PANTS co.
l72 South state Stroet,
SALT LAKE C1Y, UTAH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12

bIALLs ANpll.
W. L, PRICE g. CO,
Iuys and soils, dealers ln
Poultry, lrults \gsUtaurl
liisnestpriccs paid for poultry
ana propuco.
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The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-02-24

Bulletin g, Texas Station, reports
an experiment with 81 varieties OF
sweet potatoes. There are many va
rieties OF potatoes worth less 'alI good'
as compared with others. A study 81
the bulletin would Indicate the kinds
most profitable to cultivate. A crop
Of 80 much value, when produced
under suitable conditions, is entitled
to greater prominence, The yellow
YAM and the white spanish, Ia variety
nearly extinct) standard varieties nifty
years ago, have never been exceIled,
in table qualities by any of the later
sorts,
The yineles, yam said to be q
sport of the yellow yam, resembling
it closely, in leaf and taste, stands III
high favor, and is likely to become 4
favorite. 1t is more prolific than the
yellow and can be cultivated witt
less expense. In the Test, Texas
Bulletin No. %, it ranked all Others
as to productlyeness except one, Cal
ifornia Shanghi. 1t stood the
dtouth better than the 30 grown
along by it. This seems to be con
elusive. Yet there are those, igno
rant as to the characteristics Of tht
vineless yam who get into print an'
condemn it. Without further com
ment we intr >duce extracts from tn
Bulle,in.--Southern Live Stool
Journal