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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-12-27
A Fearful Charge.

Oily lin Mortified Whisper. Mama
Willy is an infdel.
Mama-An infidel?
Dilly-Yes, he said he don't believe
there's any Santa Claus.
Customer am going to get mar
ried in this suit.
Tailor-lf that's the case, sir youll
have to pay for II now
Butter and Cheese Making Machinery.
Chicago contains the largest mama
factory in the world for the produc-
ton of butter and cheese making ma
chinery. TIE firm is known rs the
Davis & Rankin Building and Manu-
featuring Company at 94O TO "a Lake
street In the several departments of
its factory, are turned out everything
required in the production OF butter
and cheese. The farmer can find here,
at insignificant cost, Deeful devices for
converting his milk into marketable
form. and the community that wishes
to establish creamery large enough
to take care of its entire product is ac-
commodated with equal facility.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-12-27

Flsos Cure for Consumption relieves
NE most obstinate cOughs.-REv. D..
bucHNUELLER, Lexington. Mo-, Feb. "A. 81.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-12-27

A low voice is an excellent thing in
woman, ALSO low hat.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-12-27
Iftbe Celr rs cutting Icetb.

BE slre and use that old and velltried remedy US
TpsLow's SOOTHING sYsur for Children Tccthilg
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-12-27

"Earson's Magic Corn salve."
marranted 10 cure or money refunded. Ask yJrI
huggn>t for II. Price ,Sc-nrS
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-12-27

Holmes-What would you do Uncle
Josh, if some one would give YOU
fortune?
Uncle Josh tof Slumbertcn Wall.
! think I'd sell my farm =. retire
somewhere an lead a quiet lie. 4
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-12-27

Goes Cough Baisnm
Is the oldest ard best. viii break up Cold quick
er than anything else 4. Is always reliable. Try IL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15
THE SITUATION IN CHINA.
EInaF BjlrnsOl, Son Of The Famous
Novelist, In 40 Interview
Explains uhe W scut fncrtness Of the
country Hc Has Resided In
lent for Years.

Fan FRANcisCO, Nov. l5,-Einar
Bjornsou, oil Shanghai, China, IL Ia
san francisco en- route 10 Il IN, Italy,
where hi, ther, the Norwegian novel
1T, IL. Mir. BlOfntOI IL an officer Of
the Chinebu custom service AMI has
tor eight years been detailed IN that
duty to the various Chiutsu ports, as
well ~ those OF span anu Cora. His
Acquaintance Il eGtuuuei in Official
UifU,cs OF China auI among tue htgfati.
MI. BiJrneOn explains the Present
inert uss thu Chiuesu guvefum, ut
as beIig Jue TO The uesifc OF the nation
u celebrate the Uiftudsy VI tue EN-.
pefor winch was On November lOlu
last.
For two years tue government has
been K ,tuefiug iunds 9 tho OcgnsiOn.
All Oh ,he provincial Uilieials nad bsrn
Instructed to ptupaie gilis anu collect
sums OF money 10 to taken - Pekin
~ Oh rings 10 tne emperor. When uiB.
sister overlook thu Jhiuute fore D.
JUfea the whole purpose Of tue gov
urnment changed to the defensive, Hul
tue larAmOun. wish was - kecp ft.
Kin salu from Invasion aud capture.
monies anu decorations should be con-
nucd TO Pokin anu all the l 4iets OF
tue empire were masiod TO preserve The
capital.
Az to operations In the near future,
salJ at. lg1fueIu, 1 know that tue
Chinese government strongly dcsltes
10 avoid humiliation Ia negotiating
with Japan, anu N the national itide
II too severely Au, UnIed, | do not think
tue war Will eau very coon. Cuins
cares little for Coroa, but tue COruaus
durlig 800 years haye dfswn ali
tnvif civiilgauou, official cOunasiofs,
literature aud at from China auu loJk
upon mat nation almost rs mother
country. emma IL wiling that COrua
uhOuiI become inlep'nutnt aGi be
BuII.guvsrDtu, snd / think that the
Chinese ( .vernmuut would bo Willing
20 pay nu Indemnify 10 japan, nut
tue opinion " cOuios,uta, Tue wal
has male NO impivrsiOn upon the
Cuinusu people. Few VI them know
that war has been IN operation auu
most Of them care nothing about tho
matter luJ pau the chance Of wal
was ~ zil upon a' n political move,
winch might cOunfm tue pfgstut Mih
Iunnu his inmvdiAtv itiUu4su the Sat-
sums, CuOsnu aud jos Claus ~
power. ihu other claea NJ japan
nave been clamorlug Tor r. divlaiOu Of
puwur auu "a snare va 'illcial pfoiilh.
Tue war has sut tue pte.unt govern
mvut very higu Ia popular REGARD aud
makes 10 lktiy Ihas tno pJncJ OF tie
LAST viii be continued, japan h
wedding foreigners Uut o. Jili 'iai 20.
siuUus. III tue intention tns, every
post shail b filed by ua iyeRud th-t
tuv government su.ll be conducted by
them alone.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15

all tho umci was uudcr pnysicianF cNro
nearly every day. win the urat doctors lrfu
and Elsi, until luli.y thos "a 20 they c0uid
not Do mo nnf sAyu mo uu 60 he
''ihru was whou % SIND Providence nrst
dlfUciri mu On ulatlra -nurcs, AftUr hl fhU
other DOCTOR had gwen me uptu HI1 and my
ftirudH believed there wa no hope of my ever
recovering can't unt worla O. Tell NJ Doc
toft rhurrs have done Tor mo aud She graft
tudo ! fcei toward them iu every WAY thew
seemed cNefyih nE tlAt wha different n M
hll tho other doctors ] had seen. ulgtura
shores were lind, aymp Ifhruc anu acrs
Gus Boo their Ell ~ o. help mo- Why. !
received moe honent from their treat
msut iu the nr.t few dayf-tof Improved from
the nrst-ttau from az the Others together I
thhl never tire Of tel ina wlat nottnrs shores
have done Tor me nor cease prhisinE them. for
they sayod my life Naeu all believed all hope
was gone
ilcr mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Parry. same
rrHtdtncc. GAYS u thauk the Lord every day
that We IRE pleased With three grand doctors
~ our midst Ay daughter had tuurfed 90
che didn't know me. her own mother Her
mDm1ry was gone. and mind always confused.
tho waa almost parAlygcd az umcs Feet cold
and hands dripping with preparation, rho
was ~ subject 10 faiuung and hmuthCrlng
spells we couldn't leave hur alone, AMI Doc
tors shores cured her alter all others failed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15
no rnclIl,n,e rhe Mail service.

WAsnINurON, Nov. li-Owing 10
the iliuuss VI second Assistant Post
master General Mellon, ,hu report ol
his Ciilce IL madv by George II. stone,
who Ia acting IN his s,end. Tho replr.
deals with that branch OF tue postal
service which looks after mail ,rius'
purtatlou. For tho stsf service, II is
snuwn that there sfu 10, 3Ii routes VITA
an aggregate length Of 2ol,hsI miles
and the total Of miles travrlrI 3. III,
b7U, 1888, ut an uXptuse Of s. $40 sos, al
estimate Tor next ~ ear o. sb,s7o,uOO.
ConsiueratlOn IL buiAg giVeJ tue lea
sibility Ut utilizing eluc,uc bnJ other
rand motor rect car llueu 10 faclli'
tale the transportation OF mails In the
importnut uities between the maiu
l,ostuillces anu branch Oiicse and to
ana from the main station. A plan OF
inns klnd Will prob iuly be ineiuded la
ths running Oi epecigl cars OF street
inns .ur the exclusive use NJ tne mail
s.ryicus, not my for carrying lutkrl
nouche-, but la winch uofrtaiu amount
At di,trIUul ON VII, Dc possible.
or course such an u raugement could
bs effected ouiy by the nearly oo'CpsrE-
ION u the street car cUmpauirs Via
Inc depar meat lor the imIrOvemr nj
the sttyi,o. ihi- ofiituhopes ~ A.
complluhs me subslaut Al result 10 IN
direction indicated WITHIN tue mex
year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15
TaIEp sooNIT MAN EXPECTED.
suit Thought by Lady fi'smsurie
against ser Husband.

suit Thought by Lady tttxmsurico
against seer Itusband.
NEW NUNS, n y. ia dispatch
10 the Word from London ssSt; IL
has lust leaked out nat "a uuliity SUIT
hruu ht by Lazy Edmuul Filz.
maurice ainal her husband was tried
IN chambers anu decided ul-nHnd
without any inumAti0u 70 the repre-
toutativcs attending court, though
usually they ATE Informed Of suon
cases. The suit was tue one nundfeith
on tue list and should mot have been
heard la ordinary course for several
months. But without any notice IA
couil Il was taken out VI Its turn with
the result stated.
The lady, who Is the daughter Of
w. 4. zSrtall, Of Lrchiield, Conn,
and married LORD Edmund FHz.
maurice In 1850. The SUIT was unue.
Tended, the allegation being that the
marriage was never cUusummated.
Lord Edmund Ia the only brother Of
the Marquis Of Landsdowne, late ylct-
roy OF India hnu was under teofetafy
Of foreign ailaia Ia dladst0ne's 1850
government. lie recently tried to To-.
enter Parliament, but the liberal party
managers discOuutenanced his cAndi.
dacy NJ II now appea.s because this
suit was known IN nfihtUcfAIlc circles 10
be pending.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15

Mrs. Harriet y. Parry, residing with her
mother at isi orth. ovcntn West street, bias
lived In tab Tor over % years 10 arttcnt in.
teryiow with The writer. she said
81 suffered from catarrhal poison in my
system for yoars; thoiieyc wore than any.
body ever dld. had such fearful pains
through my head, and diuincs' shat almost
craled me. AZ times ! would DO entirely
blind Nv stomach was bon tcrrhlo c0ndi
ton suffered awful distress and u1u aud nai
regular vomiting spells that wound almost tii
me-
my hotri, also. was affected SPELLS of
phlpil1tion would come on anu would drur 90
tnr NHur unrnuaf lnua ana hair par lFrcIs Nrs
10 IH imuuaHIhlu o. describe All lIu horror
posed through. ! became reduced in icsn 20
q mere HkUIrtun.
"tor several weeks Al one umc I wns
pfnstrated could not move from my bed,
and was unable 10 eat a muuih'ul ~ my
food. d. mind you, was doctounE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15

hantisa near Milhng1n, Fem, n d
probably viii result IN tbs death Of n
nest-te uamr1 Fannie Woods, who II
severely injured,
An0.nrr casually occurred on Mrs.
w. L. 1crkeis's plantation about iuur
miles from Milling on on lhet Thurf-
gay A negro bsuy, the child Of one
fltt Rhea, was play near the NE
whcu her dfess brcame iguitod, anu
before any one could reach her she wa
burned % badly that she died u few
hours later,
ltisr,p fted thbt five bodies, thought
10 bs those " a hunting party, have
been found IN ~. Francis bottom, In
Alkaueas, opposite Memphis.
Free have broken Uut In the Non.
clnnah bottom, Just south Of Mem
phls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15
INDIAN s.anIronY.
Recommendation OF agent WISDOM la
nj. annual Report

wAsIuNGIoN, Nov. IA The an.
nuAl rel OFT OF Indian Agent Wisdom
At Muskugee, l. T., to tho Indian
office, throws considerable light upo II
the conditions Ia the territory which
have resulted la troubles OF consider.
able moment In tne Indian country,
sucn NJ tue reigu Of terror caused 10y
bands Of robbers anu mNaudors, He
points out In the first place, the
necessity Of the enlargement OF the
courts In the Indian Territory, saying:
"5inee the net Of March /, 1889, es-
taDlishing a Federal court IN tnu In.
dian Territory, there has been no
special legislation by Congress extend
ing its Jurisdiction or Increasing the
number VI Iuuges.p
AZ one OF thv evils TO be eradloAted,
MIR. Wisdom points out land grabbing.
rhe Indian II satisfied with u small
tract Of land, but those who have
intrgmarrigd with an Indian woman
have fenced Ia and appOftioned to
their own use thousands OF Hcfer. rhe
land 10 held IN common. He sayt:
"rhe Indians are reluctant 10 break
up their initial relations nnd 10 assume
the status aof Uuiled States citizens
with Attending responsibilities, A. |
am not mistaken, however, tue con.
seusus Of opinion amoug the Indians
In that some change Ia inevitable ANA
that, TOO, In tie near future"
MIR. Wisdom has something 10 say
about beverage Known as "ChOo.aw
beer" lie sayt;
"Good Choetzw beer, drink com.
pounded OF barley, hops, tobacco, fiah
berries anu n small amount VI alcohol,
10 manufactured with lut stint Ia many
portions OF the agency. IL 10 CERTAIN
that IT. sale lea fTuitiul source Of evil,
disorder and crime"
lilo advises legislation for the sup
preston VI this ITaiiic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15

must ITO uade ia itcguiar order and
Not b. Telegraph.


WAsHtNurOS, Nov. 1.-the chief
Of the loan Aud currency vision,
treasury department, today sent Out IA
large lumo VI blsuk iOfms tor the
use OF pcrsOus desiring 10 make bi4s
Tor tho new . er cout loan.
The requirements IN Secretary Car
isles circular that bidders should pay
20 per cent VA g0li cola OF god crTtn-
Gates Immediately on receipt VI thv
notice OF the acceptance OF tuoir bids,
was explained today by Assistant Sec
rrtaty Gums. several parties VITO
mslU bids W the tine VI tnv last issue
failed 10 make thtiT bids good wutIu
Others who were nOt regarded A. TO.
sponuibir, maze bids, anu wheu they
were rejected, mate complaints o their
treatment.
Mt. Curtis said the requirements IN
this oircular were 10 get ud Oi these
classes OF bidders. IL IN stated that
Oi1e have already been received at the
treasury by telegraph, but no ATTIC IL
ton was paid 10 them, All bids re-
ceivod by telegraph, or otherwise than
stated, viii DO treated M ifteg and
NO attention will be- patti to them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15
RIO
GRANDE
WESTERN
's%SISSS'
GRRNDEM
|AWESTERN%
I2MRAluHYN'
sSMgSs.
CURRENT In Ltsrl Nou 1904
TIsiE TAuLH, W. lUbON nun y 'uSfl


Icuyr ssit Lahr
40. .-For Provo. iunrham. AMI
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No a-for ifuyo brand junction
aud ~ unIrta Laat....s..... % D. m.
No. s-lor Provo. MaHtt aud
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No. l--lor ugIgn an thi Wcst.... lilI p.n.
ArriV. suit Lnhr
40. i-Tf0m Provo Funi Junction
uud thT iHst....sssss.s.ss.. 100 p, 90
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uud thc taat .........s...,s,. ms D m,
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No. 5-ttum kurc.a...s.. ........,..,... p't3 = "a.
80 g-trom urdgn and tho West saa M
No t-trom Fdeu ami the west. tiia p IN
Only line running through Pullman rAlaet
Double uraWInE Muum .ruptr4 O. uuuYer va
Grand Junction and 20 Kansas Cay and Chi1A
o. via colorado points, ff'u fcciialns chall
rats RAFT Lake o. urnycr. and only limo run
nmg Pullman sleupsrs rat Lake 20 ran fraI
cisco hOohsnEosg sioss connections. safety
speed and comfort.
Ticket 0hCs, 10 ". End South.
II G. DODGE. Al. WEDHY.
Gen. Manager. Gen. -upL
J.H LLNNErr. Gen. r.&t.A.
3. II. IA nguCK, General Freight Aon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15

QUskp absolutely removes tHn deepest
WrIutlga preventing thrh from ever lUUuHrs
lnE again Huu rC .tuaUs thr complexion DOB per.
Gee beauty be- young aud Old should uHO 10
tn kegp tue stlu Huft, yuiNciy aud unu uf tgE
tuTT nee $500
iUlUht NytNA guaranteed o. remove ans
rHfv uf ffCrslrs nu m4ttUr uf how long stanu.
inE without the slightest injury or incOuyon'
fence uucr % tU
ROSARIO removes tan md Huhhurn instant.
~ rud males thc complexion clear ana boauti
tut rrrrHtu.
UU-NAL frmovca HunDf1uoua hair in three
90 Eve minutes Pleasant convenient anu 10
IENtU riI tittNM, Gin puflucr=rc
moves 10 foi IuE waste after iu thH atin, Cnf'
lrIt1 DO cent?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-the schooner
John SHAW, Captain GustalsOn, bound
from BuiiNlo TO Chicago with coal was
abandoned OIL hu sable, Lake Huron,
late yesterday. Owing to the gale, the
crew was saved with great difficulty
Tue schooner was well known owing
10 the Il hit OF tho Seamens union
against ner owner, John SLaw. In
former days she never iuft port except
when heavily armed, her non.uuion
crew having icon frequently assaulted
by union tallurs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15
NEW YOnW POLICE.
Rails for Appointment wanted by
the Hoard 81 trade.

NEw YURiS, Nov. II Alta meeting
today o tue BOARD Of tipdu nud tfnus.
puriatiun THIS resolution va passe
"ltesolveI, rhat tue New YurE board
of uauc ami transportation believes the
iolice force OF the city Of New YJik
IN uid ue divorced from all political
control, aud that u should be oOusti.
luted On some tucu basis as the army
vi the United states Vt the militia Of
the state OF New York, with com.
maudef-in.chiof and all grades Of
silictfe, VINO snail rue from the riDkt;
that provision should be made iof
couft'maftiai anu tor appointments to
tue force ny the stfictust civil service
fuiss, with " motions based On a civil
service Examination, nud this accord.
ing ~ the worth % the applicant"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15
%tEy UNION
$500 PACIFIC
%si4sg. gSYSTEM.
~9is eIGroR,pN
The THROUGH CAR LINE.
EfIeeLIve 90 IN. 1e0A
Trans .frT,ts ouI DlJaH 10 Aai Loss
Gu Daf y. ~ foAgrfs

BruivE
FROM on Eastern POINTS MINIMUM. ~ an
irum HATTIE. ruuiaud, san iran.
cisco. taHhO valley and ugien.si1 u On
IRON hll Eastern ruintr lurE titY
hhdNf Iru.ss........ss ....s.sss .sssss ~ p I'D
tf1m San irancIHco. ogden ami
intermediate uo.utf.................. o3 10
'lrom hilf0ri. juap, tf1so. sunptte.
ana lufrt .sss.s...s.. 10 p n
tftoti icrmiuus and ro0o.e....,....a.. . W y iu
DEPART
for Urdcn rart ritl r0catcil1auial
fsstern pniuts ..............s..ss., 2 o. am
Tor trion and Intermediates points q. va am
for ogden. intermediate points
ran francisco and Cache
valley points. .......................... 20 p IN
FOR ogden. aiI points east, uutte, Fort
land md ran Francisco, Is M
'tor ufots. Provo. sanusfs valley
Ncphi juab and FRISCO Goes. 90. Is . IN
iior oocic and lcrmlnus......,..... - AN
Strains south Of jual run daily except
fuufays
Daily except Sunday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15
A TALE OF TRUTH
Carries Undeniable aud Irreproaoh-
able Conviction Of the Wonder
full and Almost Miraculous
Cures Effected by Drs. Shores
New System.

"Aner all others Fail'-"Aftor Other
Doctors Gave NE Up to Die
After Friends ana Relatives Be.
lieved There was no Possible Hope
Of Recovery Are the Common
Expressions Of Patients Cured by
Drs. Shores.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15

NO Disagreement, ~ 90 the Issue OF
nunds.

WAsHGNGrON, Nov. 1.-THE stion.
tiou Ui the President WAS called tuuay
to tue statement contained In certain
nowepapefs TO the eiiout that there hau
been n disagroVmuut between him anu
Nit. Carlisle IN regard @ the issue Of
bonus aud other mattrrs, and intimat-
lug such dlHsgtoeueut might result iu
thu tecfvlaryiB retirement from the
cabinet. rho resident cmphatically
denies the suite "Datch VI silly mis-.
statemOuts,b
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15

FREE-Consultation whether at onlce
or by letter, /, Tree. No charge whatever
Tor thorough examination, diagnosis Of
your case aud all advice. Drs. shores
now treatment has curod thousands. and
II your case IL curable will cure YOU. II
you live at "A distance write for symp-
tom blank.
20 A MONTH for all catarrhal dis.
eases. Medicines furnished ffoo,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15

MORTON, Mimi, Nov. Holman
uel ono, au aged anu wealthy iHTmer
north Of here, was found dead Ia his
ruaidence with bullet hole In his Left
side anu another bullet had passed iuto
his ear. He lived alone with his aged
vile aud when the murder occurred
shr was M Morton msking purchases.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15

ITHACA, Neb., Nov. l4.-Fire this
morning ueaIoyed the business por.
lion Of THIS city. rho lumber yatd anu
,iiice. draham's drug store, the genel
store Of II. T.. klaIp aud Wagner &
Schroeder, rmltb's Implement house,
together win Two dwelling houses,
we're destroyed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15
Electric Seal.

Handsome Electric IS; Seal . capss $7.6I
"a inch Fine Electric Seal $40 {
Capes, value $500, now
Very Handsome Electric Seal II {
Capes, % IN. deep, value
f22.Oo, now
90 inch Elegant Electric Seal 40 {
Capts, with martin collar
regular value S2S.Co now
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15

nRSvER. Nov. lI.-Hagfy Fuery, \
conf .tnue nan, wanted nj Osden,
Titan, Tor iumpins his bonds, was at.
iosle here tOdny, anu viii DO sent
back 10 Osdoulby the authorities.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15
Black Martin Caves.

a M long luII sweep, was $40. 90
Elegant Grade Martin Capes, GO'7 90
a. IN. full sweep, value
go co. now
a. IN, ANNN Martin Capcs, $40 90
extra iuIl sweep, value
$1,000, now
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-15
DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD
The only line IulllH6 Two
Through Fast Trains daily I
LIADVnLE,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
EFFECTIVE APRIL %, 1895.


Train No. leaves Ogden 700 am,
Salt Lake sos am, arrive nj Pueblo
6is m, Colorado Springs 1854 am,
Denver 1880 ann.
Train No. 4 leaves Ogden 7;so pm,
Salt Lake S:2S pm, arrive at Pueblo
las pm. Colorado Springs 500 pm,
Denver 1850 pm.
Connoo ions made a, Pueblo, Colorado
Spring. and Denver with all lines east
elegant day coaches, chair cars and Pull
man alooperh on all trains. Take the
ID. & X. q, and have u comfortable trip
and enjoy the nneaE scenery on I'm coz
iineni
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Traffic Manager, u. y. & a. A.
Denver, Colo. Denver, cola
u. 4. NEVINS,
General Agent,
eLlt 1AAS Gig, N
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Real COney.

Black isl.., c ,,,, Fur capes, 20 10. $3.50
Fine Coney Fur Capes. q 'n. so 80
deep, rcgularptice SO now
French Coney Capes, 2S in. 81 80
ceep,iull sweep. value sIs,so
Es, Fine 1, French re, Cone cnpss, $3.50
Elegant Quality Cone cnpes $1,000
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Mrs, Turner'S complexion tgsmedics
urr manufactured 10 her own inuorn-
turN H. mtt iuhu uuu ruu tie nnu ut al
urstst inss urt Earsts or VIII be- ssut to
nuN address ~ plain wrappers on re-
cent 81 price.
Noiirn-. udson Drug CO., Wholesale
agents.
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London Dyed Muskrat,

Euual 20 soalatin.
~ In. deep Dyed Muskrat S15 90
Capes, null sweep, good ~-N'
value 5000, now
Fine Quality Muskrat Capes. 600 90
~ ~. deep, extra sweep,
value So 90, now
Extra Grade Muskrat Capes. GO5 90
~ in, deep. elegant sweep,
worth 5000, now
so In. Very Fine Muskrat SO3 O,
Capcs, extra full sweep,
worth !lLoo, now
81 in.very Handsome Muskrat 4O9 On
Capgs very iul sweep.
worth s47.oo. now
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Civ Ticket Oncs, 2Ol Main Siro,l.

'lti llbhpl Vulvli eyl ullu uNe9s'
Through ruilman Palace sleeper. --latest
Improved IourHt rltrIUra. FREQ hCClniul
char Cara tlUEtnt bay Coaches.
Icltuhnno g5a
D. T. HJULEY. Gent At rataEr beps
D. DlCklNsUA. General Man ger
Ill lUNAN. q. A. a a.. Agent
en-. n. CtAuk,
OLIVER " MINK,
D.. tLLENN ANDERSON yHcceivcra
JOHN W. DOANE.
FREDERICK r. COUDEnTl
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FORESTS AnLAzE.
Casualties Rcport,d Ia Several
Places.

MLMpnIs, Tenn, Nov. II. - The
'oTeut fr,s which are now raging a.
AIhansas aud In parts OF Shelby ooun'
", caused the burning OF three negro