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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
BAl.TiaiOitE

BALTIMORE MD, Nov 14.-Flour
hrmer and unchanged.
vembcr 5NhdjSlyc.; December, 5Sa.a
5Slxc: January, l9alc. bid. May ga
6}Mc; steamer No . red, i4n55lsc ;
milling wheat, by sample, va iNttc.
Corn flrmer. mixed spot. I4IfJlitc., No
vembcr, .3l.c. asked; year, ~ ,aJ2Iyc :
January, Jlhm5ll 9c.; steamer mixed. 5lT
5iLc.: southern white ana yellow. 1Sd5ic.
O3ts firm: No. , white western. Xp5
35i,e.: 10. mixed, western, 81 ,u33,.
RIVE dull and steady: No ? J0diUiso
Hav active and flrmer; good TO choice
timothy. Sl2 50U13.OD
Grain freights firm and unchanged.
Butter frm: creamery, fancy. 950yGc
Eggs steady at %.
Coffee firm; No. I. $50.
other articles unchanged
Bonds-N irginia Century. 500. dIgIL. Rail
timore and Ohio 7Oi5 asked. Northern
Central. 90 bid; Consolidated Gas bonds
li7h; do. stocks. $685.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
Ernm The OAnlIol.

Governor O'Ferrall yesterday declined
TO grant pardon 10 Henry Barker. who
In January, 1892 was sentenced In the
Washington County Court 10 eighteen
years in the penitentiap, for committing
a felony.
terdav were the following: ". +. Brit
ion. deputy sheriff OF Chesterfield county,
and / r. Woodnn, Commissioner Of the
Revenue for the same county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15

The following marriage licenses were
issued by the clerk of the Hastings Court
yesterday:
Mr. Patrick l.. Faison and Miss Virgie
l.. Anderson.
MIR. Albert l.. Barfoot and Miss Cora
Mr.. William NJ. Taliaferro and Miss
Louise Brander. 49,.
Or. Charles l.. Siegel and Miss Grace
L. Baker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
GREAT RELIEF.
EHErMAIisM .uRED.

Munyon's rheumatism Cure is guaran-
teed to cure rheumatism I'm any part of
the body. Acute or muscular rheuma-
tism can be cured IN from one TO five
days 1t speedily cures shooting pains,
sciatica, umbago and all rheumatic
pains in the back. hips and loius. II
seldom fails 20 give relief after one
or two doses. ana almost invariably cures
before one bottle has been used.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
CURED IN THIRTY-SIX HOURS.
Munyon's Homeopathic Home Remedy
Company, Lexington Hotel, City:

Gentlemen,-I consulted you Friday
night, the 9th iustant, and obtained
from yOn vial of your Rheumatism
Cure TO take for an acute and very
painful attack OF muscular rheumatism
in my left wrist 1t gives me pleasure
TO repori that in twenty. four hours the
pain was relieved. and in twelve hours
more the trouble entirely disappeared.
/ would be most unreasonable if were
not greatly pleased with your Remedy.
Very trnly yours.
A. b. GUIG0N.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. Nov. Il, 1924.
sun rlses..................... -
sun - -
pays length................... h.bm.
HIGH TIDE.
Morning ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
Evening ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .'.''
PORT or WEST POINT, Nov. IT, 1891.
ARRIVED.
steamship Charlotte, Nickle. Baltimore
messengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Charlotte, Nickle, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
lad No Unnrnni.

The Committee on Elections was 10
have met last evening to approve the
bills for expenses caused by the recen'
election. In the absence OF a quorum
however, no business could be transacted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15

cash QuOtatiOns-Ihe markrt was INN
for -four with the late advance Of lup
15D held. buyers giving better attention
TO the market: wheat, jUR0Glc., No. ?
oats. 205c.: pork. S123ld125u: lard.
ST01ia0T1O. ribs, SG-IaGJ0. dry sailed
shoulders S5.G2hd575; sides S6.G2Ia0
e. a.. whisky 81 %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
MARVELLOUS RESULTS
From the Use of Two Bottles.

MAKNEIOtN RESULTS
From the Use Of Two Bottles.
MnnyOn Remedy Company:
Gentlemen, Your rheumatism Cure
| consider excellent. have taken only
two bottles, with marvellous resu Is.
| advise sufferers from rheumatism TO
give il fri /. Your plasters | con-
slider second TO none.
Respectfully yours,
TASLEY SrRUDWICK.
Manager Plymouth Rock Pants Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
nnAfN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND. VA. Nov. IA. 1891
IHcrings-W Wheat, 100 bushels; corn
GShite), 1,6l2 bushels; oats 900 bushels
Saies-Wheat, 200 bushels. corn (whlte),
G,sS bushels.
5sc: mixed. Doc. TO Sc. shortberry, Doe.
10 BE; No red, 51c,. 20 51he.
Corn White Virginia dag lots. new.
Sc 10 SOC No. 2 white BE. to 53l5c
No . mixed, sc. ...-
Oats~No. mixed, 33c. to 33lsc,; No
mixed, 32c TO 32lsc.; winter. sc. to 42c.
Rye-S5c. " 50e,,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH GA, Nov 1i-Turna,.
tine-2j4c, bid for regulars; REGENTS.
SO casks "~S'"'''
Rosn. market firm at the le,lIne. with
sales OF 1000 barrels; receipts, 1908 bar
rels. Quote-A. Il. c. and ID, 500: IL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15

When so many people are taklng and
deriving benefit from Hood > SarSapaFlld,
WIN d9n't YOU try IL yOurse.ty II Will
build YOU up Ho0l's SarsapaTilla will
make you strong.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
WITAfINcToN

WILMINGTON, y. c.. Nov. 1f.-Rosin
firfn; strained, 500: good strained. 81 OK
Spirits turpentine steady at 254c.
Tar steady at Si.lU.
Crude turpentine steady; hard. s11O.
soft. 81 80; virgin, 81 10 F'iO'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, $ C.. Nov. ii-Tur-
pnntine steady at &c; receipts, ~ casks.
Rosin-Good strained firm at SIOo; re-
cepts. 3GS barrels
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PORT or RICHMOND. Nov. II, 1891.
AIlRIN I'D

Schooner T.. G.. Willard Gilbert, Rock
land. lime. Warner Moore 81 Co
schooner Albert Mason Gale, New
York. salt r. f. Williams 90.
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$50 for Sl.O0 and SL00 per Week
SIS for $3.50 and $I.50 per Week.
500 for $500 and $500 per Week.
r u Married?

IL NOT WHY HESITATE. WHEN
you CAN FURNISH YOUR HOUSE
FROM TOP TO BOTTOM AT SUCH A
SMALL OUTLAW
CHAMBER SUITS. In Oak, from Sz5 UP.
DINING SUITS, sIDEBOARDs. Ex-
TENSION TABLES. and CHAIRS TO
match, at all prices.
PARLOR SUITS, in Rugs, Plush, and
Brocatelle. from $50 to 500.
Es-RANGEs-every one guaran-
teed good bakers.
Come see for yourselves what we can
do for YOU.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15

slogllS: r. .s's2"";9 g, .ao e 10 H. u:
H. ~ s5z'.4,SSaa'255; \. s5.G5; window glass
sgSJ; water white $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-15
LONDON BAR SILVER MARKET.
4l\uON. Nov l4-Bar silver, 29d.


NV ~ .Nl''-N 10 y nee WV 70 i'''.is
~aIes-l uuu Virginia J's at I3\
luun Virginia Centuries at iJi.. 1900 at
ati.. seller 1l fat
4uJ Richmond city Gs az 1928,
% shares Atlanta and Charlotte Stock
80 90 B.. % shares az 3@t
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. Nov Il, lSo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12
Notes.

Quite a number Of miners quit work
at the A uchor mine during me week.
~ they said they would not WORK unuei
The scale Of wages adopted by tht
management. Their places were im,
medlately Oiled by iothor men, an
no trouble has hesn experienced b.
mine owners ON account vi lack ul
competent men.
The hold.up business Is not entirely
mOnOpohEed by Salt Lake, as thp
Park was tfeAtei 10 ous rhursdgy
night In the lower end Of town, n
"hoOiy" was capture, neither wa
any hold.up taken IN arrest.
Bad ground has again been reaciu
In the workings Of the Ontario drain
tunnel, and II is proving 20 be- NOR.
Troublesome as the work progresses,
The Ontario shipped today ~ bars %.
bullion, containing over % 900 nnf
ounces Of silver, but at ruling prlug o
silver II did not represent what thu
same amount did onu year ago,
The shipments Of ore have fallen Oh
agteat deal during the week, anu 10 y.
expected that for the next few week.
the shipments viii be- less. Ab.uI
eOO,OOO pounds represent the total TO
the week.
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Notes and Personals.

Lorin Harmor, OF Napoleon, arrested
by Deputy Marshal Berry on thu
charge OF Unlawful cohnbliaiion will
Ida Williams, received preliminary
examination before Commissioner bud
10y, and II appearing that tho coupl,
had not sustained relations as man aut
wife for three years past, tbs case wa
dlsmistod.
y. Flora, n baker who was charged
with threatening 10 carve the anatomy
Of John Lynch, because the said John
Lynch had ompouudod three horse.
belonging 10 the said Flora, came be-
fore Justice Wedgwood on Saturday Nj
~. m. on the charge OF disturbing th,
peace. lie was found guilty anu lined
$40.
Prof. q. II. Brimhall delivered O.
thoroughly interesting lecture on tht
life anu character Of Napoleon Bona
parte beioru the u. Y. a. Polysophicu
society on Friday evening last.
The free concert given on satuTda )
evening by the Tabernacle choir was 0
complete success.
At tho meeting OF the U. 9. r. a.
on Saturday last Prof. n. L.. NoltOn u
u. Y. Academy, delivered an interest
lug lecture on EEproahion Studies We
Disciplinary Studies.
Prof Whiting OF tho Utah Universl
y has consented 10 lecture before IN,
Is. Y. A. Pedagogical organization Of
Ihureday evening next.
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sill Bloeknded.

The Utah Central railway Ia stilI
combating with the snow, and work
has progressed but slowly, as tut atorm,
have the better OF the light. A lErg,
force OF mon were sent out from TIM
END OF the line, but after one day.
work they concluded that it NOR,
desirable for their health aud c1nsIilu
ton 10 loaf away their time In Par
city, 40 returned 10 town ON foot th,
same night. The greatest wonder 4.
expressed that they all turned up alive
IA they we're In tho furious storm i0I
over i've hOuTs.
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Fait5-PromotiQq Series.

n, ttr.t sti.,io,, r,,,,ff,s o., p.r.s,,
s,pousrss 4. am,s..,a.ry utlB DO 5and.lsb
rl.rI.. b., r...-... 10 r,ggsr. -s.
A s,rlaa OF renris, ,or.,Isirr rs,s,., o..
tpisr,-uue .t.t.is, and .nssiots, Of psts
.....-5,t. IL. ~.
t,ny,. gr.m ", tour,rt. t, p...f,...
vuf,ri waairin. a d..er.pf.al af nh. .oBssr.
fai missionary experience aai many interest
ius inridons of hsiifo $50
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ADJACENTCITIES
PROVO.
Provo, UTAH. Marcn - ls9t
First District Court.

Buslness was transacted ia Judge
smith's court M follow!
Robert shaw, who has n wife Mt
Jlsinoro, was tried on the charge Of
adultery with MIS-. NJ. A. D5rity, a
widow residing al kanoab. Marion
Dority, n brother OF Mrs. D0rliy's de-
ceased husband, was the complaining
witness. This testimony showed that
shaw, willis In the employ Of Mrs.
Dority, attending TO the live stock, bad
occupied tbs same bod room. Three
little girls, however, also slept In the
room. The Jury returned verdict o.
guilty. A motion for a new IT al Will
be made.
n. T.. johnson, for committing an
assault with a deadly weapon, wa
sentenced 20 one years imprisonment
ia the penltenllafy. His brother james
johnson was fined S2b Tor assault
The grand jury submitted q hnai
report aud were discharged with tue
thanks OF the court a private
memorandum was attached 10
the report, containing information
given by members Of the gtaud jury
which will be considered by tue ncNt
grand jury. In thanking the jury, The
court ttltttru 70 AulhAhiuthiNht M"'A'
had existed between Judge Judd anu
the grand jury. lie regretted THIS
bus commented the Jury iot doing
what they considered thoir duty
Judge Judd asked that the case Of the
United States W Alma Hague, making
false entries In the books Of the Nrphi
National bank, ignored by the retiring
grand Jury 1.-THE unploasantness reicrfuu
TO by tho couftl bu rosubmitted u tht
next grand jury. IL was no ordered.
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Tho American black bear hls an OPP
petite that may lo appropriately turm-
al elastic. DO win Hll O. thousand
pound etccr or capture The tiny field
mouse for 70 meal with equal iudiHcr-
oucc. lfupl or sheep Do NOT handy
90 hia rclch. ho viii dino on % colony
Of nuts or uuctof wood rIubs.
10 will feast on dainty birlH orrt
or sweet stores af wild honey and 0u tho
foulost clrri0n with liko gsto How'll
nsh for tho ny0ry trout. but ut the
rama umo snap any wariy toad ur Shiny
lizard that muy hupprn along that way
He will seek tho luscious wild plum
when 10 bus rIprnol or tho wild grape
among tho branches whore tb0 vino
chambers aud bears iu fruit but will
not mia hoopporiuuily TO mako food %
any snake tha, may liu iu ambush thuo
Tor birds that clmotopccEu i thl plums
or grapes. Tho bear has % c1mprohcn-
.Iy1 palate. There b. scarcely thing
iu tho animal or vegetable kingdom
that will not tickloiL-NlW York Her.
aid.
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fatQSt Publications.

The Life OF Joseph smith, Ci1th, 1901
l.haf glL iLoU. Morocco fit 800
FROM lSir;Innd 60 SAILS Lake, BY James A.
ililo, 25l pasas, cloth, tmli.l ESQ. Loar,or
riit taooi Leather extra glt, tlsO.
Forty Years Among the Indians, "
p1uil ". Ionrs t1o pages, Cloth taoo,
Leather i2bli Leather nib tJ01.
PosiicaI wriiinEs OF q. y. whitney,
cI1A, ilioi L1ath0r glt, tlO0i Muroooo,
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Lifo OF iiebrr q. f.imbaIl, Cloth, t2.5o;
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extra Fli, t5.Ol.
Lnttor-day saints PsRImody. PAPER
Covered Board, cloth naeL, ti5o each. tiG00
u0r dpE,i Cloth bound, eco each, tif.Ol por
dof,i Cloth md Leather Hound $40 each
$500 pur dlt ~ atnt ~ mail, ~ cauts por
e0py additional.
STORY OF tile Iiooh OF Mormon, By Eldet
0oorEo Reynolds, Cloth, i2sl, cloth rilt, 5000
ullfiolihnr glt, $3.50 Pun leather riit tLO1.
sunday school Hymn Book, contain, an
t1a Hymns used in iho schools, 20 pages, Cloth
b11Hi, postpaid, g5c.
Large ana small Sire Iiibica ~ Leather
t2ll, i2.5l, tl.ul $50 and tI.01.
Family and Pulpt nlte, IN different styles,
Illustrated, FROM tt0ltl $500 each
Jos. smith NJ u Prophet, lecture do
l'rrri by Elor Andflu JanI1n before mo
siud'ntf S'rgiy ln ia, Social Hall, Salt Lake,
Jan. 90, l1Ji,Bs
The Church or Iesls christ of Latter
day saints, Is Priesthood, Organization
po-uiHu', ofilaanca' ana History. ny John
J'Ile, lo1
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Sunday SCHOOL a7d Primary

Ton n.c.e h5ota aai arli postage viu b.
ciafgsd In edition to ihs prices given, % sanibi
mail, unIass tep price given e. Cor 'ro.ira'i'l
uifr,t iiooh FOR our Liiuc FricnJs' foi
ue uaHof sunday HlI.., l1..
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sfHdiy school reader, 2e.
intermediate 81. 8, Itondor, si,.
Questions nnd Answers on the Life
and Hi.,ion OF She Prophet Joseph
hmiih, l0.
nibie quotiions nnd Ansucra, f1f che
u.f af nIml.r Associations. IS
ChiidTcn'a Primary Hymn Book, toe
e0pIas, postpaid, lie.
PRIMARY speaker, No. ., postpaid, 80
., &c
r'ho Model non Hook, postpaid, i5s.
Oia,s ltcEisicrr, pr d1t., s1s.
Primary uuno Hooh, i1a
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s.. s.. Union Hymn IIook, each DO, posb
paid, gie.
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DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE or THE WORLD
Tho only line TulBlls Two
Through Fast Trains daily I
LEADVILLB,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
EFFECTIVE nov. 10, 1899.

Train 80. leaves Olgen 1900 am,
Salt Lake sos a. m,, arrive nt Pueblo
sil u.m,, Colorado Springs 400 ain,
Denver n.i1Am.
Train SO, 9 leaves Osdon 500 am,
Salt Lake p.4b pm, arrive a. Pueblo
400 pm, Colorado Syringe o!Oi pm,
Denver 1880 pm.
Connections made ~ Pueblo Colorado
Springs and Denver with all limos east
Elegant day cOachos, chair cars and Pull
man slopptrs ON an trains, Take the
10. & lL %. and have comfortable Tip
nnt enjoy tho finest scenery on 'he con-
tluou.
AS. HUGHES, S. x. HOOPER,
TFamc Manager, G.. J.. & T. A.
Denver, Colo. Denver, Colo
B. a.. NEViN3,
General Agent,
salt Lake city, u
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CiiY Conncil.

The city council met In regular
session ON the evening Of the 7lh, with
all members present. Bills 10 the
amount OF 81 800 were allowed, much
miscellaneous business was transacted
and reports OF tho various city office.
were presented. A "dog catcher" war
appointed, and II Ia now hoped that a
TOW Of the many worthless "ouTs" vii
DO taken OF the street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12
PARK CITY,
PAM, CRY, MAnon 10, 1874.
Effects Of the Storm.

During tho past week Park City has
experienced such weather as the oldest
inhabitRnt never saw before. Tht
storms have boon terrific, aud muoh
damage has boon done TO buildings anu
roads throughout the city. The storm
Of FRIDAY night was tue worst seen h
yeafs, and tho wind, hail aud rain wat
Of such fierce nature that II wa
potitlvely unsafe 70 be- out VI doou
The large unused laundry building a
the south end OF the city was blow
completely over, and IL total wToes
Cattle aud horses that were ut
sheltered were Ia pitlful condition
when found tho next morning. The
railroads were completely blocked, aud
In fact everything was ~ COmpleir
slAndstlll during tho progress OF the
storm,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12

Moro than On 600 600. 600 Of railway
property in this country is otimatcd TO
DO ia the hands OF receivers. IL i8 un
imposing total vol calculated 20 give
some notion OF tho vl1inaloi tho trans
pUrtation interests. Tivo great ayGiomB
under receivers tlo Union Pacific.
Northern Pacific, Philadelphia and
Reading. rnc0ud Richmond Terminal
--rcpr INT close 20 1000 miles Of
road. with an aggregate capitalization
Of slt6.7el7ti, assets Of ei,t7A3le,-
35l md funded dehs Of S5i1 Oes, $50.
On stock exchange valuation tho Fiocks
of thoo roads arc worth about ~ per
cont Un tho dollar ur BAY total OF
about $50, 600. OJl Railway Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12

The Park City Ore department DO y.
ere preparing Tor a grand ball % take
piece March gDll, AMI tickets for tht
ovent are being rapidly sold
David Keith, general manager of TIC
Silver King ami Anchor mincs,e .1ti' d
Tuesday Tor a visit 90 California aui
the fair.
Alex Monat, Of the Ontarl9 mill,
WIS visitor TO Salt Lake during the
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'etr4 y lI.g-S77 mn
49, ~ 90 i XIII
~ RloWIQ NlU
cRANDEI CDEWnC
IS MEsTERNM unAWDE
sI.5ss5 WESTERN
STANDARD GAUGE
CURRENT In rTocl uoV IN tl1l
TINE TAuLH, w lIOJl Nuu III lU0Jl

Leave Salt Lake
No. .-ror Provo. bingham. aud
all points Easi,,,,........... sos A. m.
No, t-tor Provo Grand junction
aud all points Eaht....,..... e.l5 D. no..
SO. t-ior Eureka. Provo, Manu-,
and salina ....................... tg5 p. no.
No. s-ior Ogden and wctt.......... iii'ep. m.
30. i-r1r ogden and tho Wcst.... 2il3 p.m.
Arrive salt Lake.
40. i-from Eureka. Provo. Grand
junction and the East,,.... tl'll q. m.
No. l-irom Provo, GRAND junction
aud tho Hast ........,.......... ilit5 .. 40.
40. 3-trum BIN cham. Provo. Manu
and salina....-............. zee. a.ts p. m.
No s-irom Ogden nnd tho WosI. lisa o..
40. i-from ogden and tho Wost.. pil5p. m.
only line running through Pullman Palace
Double Drawing Room hloepcrs % Denver wa
Grand junction and to Kansas city and Ch.ea.
90 via Colorado points. free reclining chair
cars saltLago tn Denver. and only line uu-
ming Pullman slccpcrs tait Lake 10 Ban Fran.
CLEO. koohtngoli close connections. safety,
speed dud comfort.
Ticket ONCE, Is v. End South.
IA e. DODGE, Az. WEpBY.
Ntn. Manager, Con. ,upL
j. o. hENNEIr, Gen. H. era
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Omahs, ~. Joseph or kansas City,
only $50 first class one way and $3.50
flunu trip. Chicago s32 90, 81. Louis
$3.50 All reduced rates via Rio
8Ande Western Railway. 10 iuuH
Everywhere. FAvoflte winter m we'll
a. summer route. Two through trains
in the East daily. Ticket Office No. 10
west Second south street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12

John C. Cutlor q Bro. so
Main Stroet, have added a
limo Of Tailor Trimmings TO
thor stock which thoy will
soil wholesale or retail Thoy
havo also had a lot OF homo
made cloth made into ready
mado suits which thoy offor
at SIG TO SlS a suit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12

In addition 10 cut rates already
authorised by the Rio Grande Western
10 all Missouri River points, that road
mas now announced atouod trip rate Of
$3.50 10 -. Louis and $50 round trip
80 Chicago. These tickets are good
'0r hixty days from date Of issue.
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su.laln name mannlaelnrs

aud order your odd furniture rom j..
4. Sandbcrg, lie also does all kinds
li repairing OF furniture and uphol'
story. All work guaranteed. shop NJ
100 w. South Temple,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12

Djn't loss heart II hard times have
come; you can eth vet thc9e 70 you
take the Rio Gfando Western Railway.
Il runs everywhere. Rates always the
lowest. Because the II. q. W. line ~
protected by the mountains through
which II passen II Is troubled lees from
snow than any other western road.
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BURLINGTON Rourr.
Reduced Rates

Reduced Rates.
$1,000 IN Missouri River from Ogden,
Spanish Fork and intermediate p0in.',
or
5000
round trip.
secure tickets at Rio 0rande Western
offices, via
Burlington Route.
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