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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-05-05
CARRIAGES !

The season of the year is at
hand when riding for pleasure
is i'm order. What is there that
adds more to that pleasure than
a stylish, comfortable, easy rid
ing vehicle, constructed upon
proper lines and proportions,
combining the best efforts of
skilled draughtsmen and care
full and thoughtful wOrkmen.
These taken together with time,
painting and elegant uphOlster-
ing make up a vehicle unequal.
led for luxurious, ease and COM
fort.
Our saIesroOHms are filed with
just such carriages as above de-
scribed.
= CALL and SEE THEM. -
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THE PRESS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.

owen. Moore & Co.
Manson G. Larrabee.
j. R. Libby-2.
Rines Bros.
K John Little & Co.
FL. FL. Hay & Son.
Merry. the Halter.
Eastern Furnishing Co.
summer Residence for Sale.
Horses for sale.
Mckinney. the watch maker.
American Express Co.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Portland Theatre.
New Wants, To Let. For Sale, Lost, Found
and similar advertisements will be found under
their appropriate heads on Page 6.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-05-05

COWDREY'S SALAD CREAM is well
blended compound of the best Lucca vi
and purest condiments.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-05-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADVERTISEMENTS NEW ADVEkilsE"h"NAe
BARGAINS TODAY.

ana
blue and
Swiss Handkerhs at IL lie
81 =
Ladies 12c 95c 81 Ice and Soc
ladies' CO0red Hose. 25c 81 Lee and 5Oc
adde's and 62c.
- 1.2c, 25c, 81 Lee and 5Oc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-08

Tho above portrait 6. that of Mas
Martha Hunt Miss Hunt IL ole htesn
Year, OF age aud hes suffered from
cutafrh since She was months Old. Ilor
condition b0iuTo treatment "a better
giNOn In her own words. She rayss
~ carly nTl can rOmUmlHr I have
had ca'arrn NV nogs would -.on nm
frat one sidn then the other, shooting
pains leo the head, continual hnwking
and apittus, caused by thr muru- drop.
ping FROM mo head into the thrua'; this
kept my throat dry aud sorn.
Roaring and ringing noises iu tho
car-, ia iict my head soempd always full,
n though itworo going 10 hurt
"MY sleeps were disturbed by horrible
dreams. and 10 was impossible Tor mo 20
Rr' moro Than four hours sleep, then Ia
mo morning, upon arising, I seemed
urod aud worn out.
~ had no appetite, and what did cat
seemed o. distress me, lying heavily on
INV stomach.
"Ihls was my condition when bo.
ginning trettmon. with Drs. Shore, &
Shores, aud ever since tho tlrs. treatment
! began 10 improve.
"Lct me nov state that after n thorough
scientific aud syNomA ic o0urso OF troat-
mnui, such as N only gwen by Drs.
shores a shores, / am almost entirely
cured.
81 have no moro hoadichos,no roaring
noises In tho ears, no moro hawking and
splitting, hear vol, and my appetite is
perfect, In fact ! can say am well, aud /
heartily recommend the treatment given
by Drs. shoros & ShOrua,h
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-08

Addison Brown, In the United S.ate'
district court In admiralty. The bus
sian sovereign oisims $ 100 DANA
against she Own.ss q. two steam tug
Toe papefs Ia the ease state that dur
INK the recent naval ed iebfatl0u 30 Ne
York hnfbof the Russian a.'Of. VA
DlmitriDluski was anchored 0n F1fig
eighth street. Alexander claims ia
the vessel was properly manned ma
tlllcetci, anchor lights were displayed
aud tlOugtile the mau.oi.wAr was he
steam launrn, De WlHUI was Jnr a
Hussia's sailor b1ys H. uuhuf ASSERT
that tho two tugs came down the riveI
nj midnight June IL, 1893 lashut
tosetheb aud having in tow ileet a
canal b ate ana col tarEtH. ArcOfdiul
90 tho libtl the steam lnuuch was s,fuCi
by tue canal uO4u aud capHzsi, TIE
man on board being thrown into tht
water nud tue lauuci sunk. IL IA alec
alleged that the boom anu tackle OF W.
Dimuri DJusNi were badly damage j
the tugs uasse1 Ills aiiCge3i with
out paying auy attention 70 tue aeci'
dent.
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REBELS MAKE AN ATTACK.
Encounter Between Tho bQuIdlban
and The Forts.
Lively Firing but Little Damage Dore
Your Men Hiiiod and Ons noT-
tally wounded.

RIO DE JANEuo, Feb. THE cola.
paratlye quiet which has prevailed
here for ten days was interrupted yef.
terdny by AN encounter between the
Aquldaban and tho forts, followed by
an attack by tho rebel nseE ami bat.
teriss upon tho shore defense, Of tho
city. Later In tho day another fight
took place NJ Santa Anna And P0rtg
da Areih. All the hgntlug, however,
only resulted In the killing OF four
men anu morially wOuudiug nith.
The luss the rebels sustained Is not
known.
The arrival Of the Aqu.daban was
something 0f surprise 10 all. The
night ~ January llth was unusually
cold. Under oovUr Of fog the Aquld'
aban approached aud was almost un'
der the shadow OF Fort Santa Cruz
uuforo she wRs sron. This was at 1870
a. m.
instantly firing bsgan from Fort
Santa Cruz and \ moment later Fort
~. John Joined In the fight. Little
Fort Lagc, furlher inside the bay, also
sent her quota to increase the hail Of
missiles which ratified around the
Aquldabau. At that range, however,
not shot reached tho mark aud, with
out deigning a reply, the big black
ship passsi silently Into the narrow
| channel bslwoen the foTtrsshBs.
Further on, ForG Santa Cruz not
800 yards away from the AquiuaOan,
worked her guns furiousy, sending
plugging hte down upon tue decks Of
the WRfahip. ~. John, a mIle away
sent the heaviest proJectile arliast the
rebnl ships brOadBide, while FJti LRsu
swept her decks with rakint hfe' A
ship could hardly DO Hubluclej 10 q
more severe test. The AqIidaban wac
apparently uninJurei.
For half AN hour tbs fight continued,
until the Aquidaban dropped guohor
alongside tho ramad0c, out OF range OF
all hostile batteries. P0Thaps 800 bhots
had been fired AZ ranges OF 800 yaria
To two miles, with guns OF nine oallbtr
down 10 Fix pounuefs, yet absolutely
no damage Was done. Tho AquldahAni
Enough struck heavily several tmos,
was practically uninjurej, while MT a
single shot, either from her bslIurlth
or from Fort Nillegaigon, struck any
one In the government iur,B.
Later, tho GuAnRhsra, one OF the
rebel torpedo oruisers, opened IRE Of
s.3S SIN. ON the shore batIerias erected
90 protect the custom house Lstel
CDDrls Island aud the cruiser Trnlaup
Joined the GuanabaTR ana SIN lRter tht
Llbsrtad, with DeGamA's flag nylngi
altO came into action. The latlsr
however, O1ntented hersBli with iirlng
three heavy prOjectilus, which pissed
over tho shore dsiensos ami puTle,
themselves Ia the nsart OF the city.
The lire ceased after while, only t
be- renewed NJ 3 .. M, ngalnit SAINT
Anna and BOu,a do ATSla, whore u
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TuE senate
rhc niii Tor the Hep~si ~ the Federal
Eiectiun Laws Passed.

Tho mn Tor the uep~Ai of the foderni
Eiectiun Laws Passed.
WAsmNuTuS, Feb. lin toe de-
bate On the Federal election laws Gray
replied 10 HUar.
After n few rsmafka by Chandltri
Bate took the door iu favor VI tue hiii,
AZ tue conclusion % BAtus's remaihsi
Chandler pfrBsutUI nu amendment,
which provides mat only ~ much
tho vkisting elrciiDu laws as provides
tor duputy m4fshnis NJ ulucious 40 r.
peaiel. The ycae nui nays being De.
mandud on Cnbnliaf's smuuimunii 90
was defeated by - u ~, Stewart,
Allen, X yls aud Peter (PJps.l yutiu
win tho Democrats.
Chandler then ptueunlui an amend
ment, tbs effect Of wnluh was ~ Apply
tue repeal ~ sections VI the bill relating
10 supervisors anu deputy mnrshsis,
but u leave on the statute books the
"crimrs" section.
Again the yeas and nays were dc.
named, anu this amgnlmcnt, toJi
was defeated by vote OF - " 80.
Another amendment was presented
by Chandler ~ restrict tho scupe %.
the repeal by retaining t. still smaller
number OF "crlmu" Provisions, but ",
too, was rejected, - o. 30.
Chandler then presented au amend'
ment designated ~ retain certain pro
visions VI the &C, % May 81, 1900, aud
20 this umcndmunt he Huu uu asked
the special attention Of Senator 5 stewart
Tuis nmeudm5Ii, to-, wa, f,JacIu
by % 10 30.
Perkins Of California offered an
! amUudmenti making tho federal olug'
1 lion law applicable 10 cities uf 100000
OF over, Instead OF cities u 10000 VI
over, Gs provided by the exciting laws,
Tbs amendment was rejected, ~ 10 49,
nnd several other amendments prcscuu
cd by Chandler were Rejected by viva
/ yOCe vote.
Thv vo,e was taken on the passage vi
the bill nj O'CLOCK aud adopted ny d
y0,e 81 80 yeas 10 - nays. Tue de-
tailed woe " A. ioiii1wA
Yoas-Allcn, BAts, Berry, Black
burn, Btoe, Butirr Gallery, Call
C0okfcil, Coke, Colqui,t, Danloi, FAUX
nvr, dibson, Gofmau, dJtian, iray,
Harfir, Hall, HuntIn, Troy, Jouo.
AK; Kyle, Lindsay, Mar,iu, NILS
Mitchell, WIZ; Morgan, Palmer, Pssou
reileT, Pugb, Ransom, Roach, stewart
Vtst, Villas. Voorhees,, White, Cal.
| Nsys-A duch, Allison, Cameron,
Carey, Chandler, Culi0m, Dixon
D0lpu, Dubois, Frye, dalunger, Hale
Hansbrougn, Hawloy, Higgihs, Hoar
Lodge, Mitonell, Or; Plgtl, Perkins
Proctor, Quay, sherman, 5houp, Squire
Teller, Maanburn, Wilson.
Alter the Transaction Of some mluo
business, the Senate, at 6!l6, 3ITnuu
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After selection tho all important point
e. 90 keep potatoes designed for seed at
aB low temperature o. possible with.
ont danger OF FROST Tho conditions, &C.
corliug 20 The American CultNator, aro
best secured hy keeping potatoes In dry
out of door pits. in northern climate
after the covering OF tho pie has frozen
over 80 viii not thaw ont again all win.
ter lf there is danger Of thaw.ng TOO
early. q covering OF straw will maintain
au oven degree Of temperature below
freezing, while protecting tho potatoes
from roo much cold. Tho tubcrB win
come ont with eyes As dormant % when
thoy were put IA the pit, Tho potatoes
will bo harder by evaporation Of their
moisture, willie those kept IN collars win
be- made foft by starting of tho eyes,
which rapidly take ont tho substance
needed ~ give tho potato tgt SIS FIRST
start after being planted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-08
TOO nUCIl GOLD.
Iustsrn Hanks want to Get MA oil
name of 10.

Nav York, Feb. up to noon TO-
day the sub.treasury had received about
3ia, 800. 900 In gold, on account OF the
bonds, The total amount 10 be received
~ the uub-treasuTy Uut Of the 500, 900,
600 lTound flguTes) which the govern
mont Will receive, principal and pre-
MUM, altogether, Tor tho bonds, ID
about S48, 900, 900,
Just now much Of the $40 $780, 600 in
gold already received here II new gOld,
that Ia, that haent been previously
Withdrawn out Of tue sub'tTeasuTy ~
the redemption OF greenbacks for the
purpose Of paying Tor the bonds, the
treasury officials are not able 70 say to-
DAY. IL las been noticed, however, thai
NuIlng the lRst few days this redemption
%. gtrunbacka has been unusually
irhYy, nH much ~ million uullati
.Nviri uesn presented for that purpose
I. .uu lot.
,ar from suffering any serious
faln Il iis gold, the treasury Ia likely
iaItr 10 be- used Es dumping ground
ur ,ue ovorfupply, which seems u
uH7u become burdunsOme 10 many o
lry bunks. Signs gbOuud that In some
oI iIu larger cites it viii be a positive
ItNci 10 yet tho plethora OF gold re'
uugsj. Oilers have been made latcly
liIm several quarters Of nil the goiu
"a" treasury would accept, In exchange
Tor paper VI any sift, even silver Ger
iillcstrs. Tho trouble In that the sup
ny u paper 10 to3 low To permit com
pllAnce.
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nlARkHeA AMONG eees.
rrcnuscnt Tor Anccied Colonies That Ars
Niutrfsd Iu Cellars.

wintrfsd In Ceiiara
In cold climates bee di4rrhca is liablo
10 causa aplriars trouble. Tho query
g.. "Whnt Shall be done when colony
is found affected with dnrhal iu ne
collar. uulitis too cntb ar too cold to-
give them o. cl.ausu. fi4ht uvttmoying
thcm temporarily from tie collar This
question was recently considered Ia tho
columns Of Tho American Be journal
by % number OF prominent laeacouors
in various sections Of tho country Tho
majority favored letting Cue bol alone.
two VT thrro favored lUu.us tao tenn
pcmtnrn well up. whilr ono suggested
peppermint dropped ON bi1tliug paper
and pat in tho bottom of fls hive.
q. W. Drmar,a mij. "If Che bcos are
worth tho trouble aud expense. each a
colony can lo clrdl ly stripping tho
hive n nll covering. close in the bees
with wfe,'uu and eco tho hive IN a
heated tuum for 90 least " houss. Ny
oxr0 umoua m Obi. line mal1 some
Year, a.o proved that overloaded bees
can De rolf. al of excessive moisture by
heat and ventilation without tho pryi.
leeoul o. nifat 900 tine open nir."
James A. Grcm said. 81 do not think
q would pay To- try Co do anything with
them. though some have reported sue.
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Huns for siurder.

JACKSON, Miss, Feb. Twin
iutvls, whiteogp, WINS executed Mt
Culumbla, Miss, to-day: PAfviss
cuma grew out OF u wnitccap outrage.
The victim was young Marion cOun-
" farmer, named WIN Buckley, who
worked one season, anu with the
money earned purchased n farm the
next The employment Of negro
iAfm lnborer brought ~hiteoappiDg,
with which PHrvis was connected.
Buckley went 10 court and testified,
securing tue conviction Of several Of
the accufed. Paryis sworo vengeance,
aud about n year ago Buckley was shot
down Mt night while on his way home.
Crcumatautlal evidence pointed 10
Parvie as tho Assassin aud he was con.
yiCtUd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-08

Of tho greatest muslin underwear
bafgain tables ever witnessed by any
one.
A mighty % cont table, a mighty 50
cont table, q mighty 10 cont table, q
mighty sLOJ table.
Read these items thoroughly and 500
what you can buy 1T small sum.
At2j cents very large table nned
with all kinds oi underwear worth much
moro than double or loss than the price
VI tho muslin.
OUR 10 CENr TABLE Ladies' fno
Cambria Drawers inch hom beautiful
cluster Of tucks 50 cents
Ladies hne Muslin Drawers extra vol
made 2 inch Lem cluster OF tucks 80
cents.
ladies Enc Muslin Drawers trimmed
WIN inch embroidered rulie aud clue
Yer OF tucks 90 cuuiH.
Ladies' hno Cambria Chotnlsc shirts
With deep hem tuillo aud cluster Of tucks
30 co0ts.
Ladies extra 1uo Cambria Corset Covers
square mock with ucn. olga around neck
aud slosve % cents.
Ladies vorv elegant Corso. Covers V
mock with ~ inch embroidered nnish
60 cents.
Never has any sale boon so carefully
prepared nst this.
so Gent TABLT--Ladio. fno Muslin
1oNn- tucked yoke with osmbrio ruiils
finished 90 cunts.
Ladies Muslin Chcmlso With V trim.
ming OF iucks and inserting ~ cents.
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square neck with inch linen lace trim.
ming 20 cents.
OUR 20 CENT TABLE-Ladlo. ole.
giant Muslin Gown V yoke Of cluster
tucksi inIl sleeves aud oaubric rum o
finish 20 cents.
ladies' beautiful Muslin Gown round
neck with yoke 81 insertion aud tuoks,
full sleeves IS cents.
Ladls, elegant Muslin Drawers with 2
Inch iinon lace edge aud insertion bo-
tween cluster Of hno tucki 10 cents.
Ladies esifa quality Muslin Drawers
with inch embroidered runlo and
rlustor " tucks 20 couta.
Ladies' elegant Muslin Chomiso elabor.
alo frons trimming OF hno embroidery
20 cents
Ladies' very hne Cambria Corset
Covers beautifully trimmed with hne
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OUR sl.ol rABLE-tadIes elegant
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ofucks quo embroidery aud fnll sleeves
tho latest SLOl.
Lai'ot fnu CAmhrio Corset Covers
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trimming 500.
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TELEGRAPH lC.
The CAPITAL NEWS.
lyop Men Wanted 10 Wan Tho
United States SHIPS
KEW PLAN FOn SILVER COINAGE
re,llmony Before the Hawaiian Com
mlltee. - An Amendment TO
stewards liond Resolution,

wAsn1NGroN, ID. C., Feb. 7.-Thsre
,,s not enough men enlisted In the
navy to properly man the United
states ship, which 20 into commission
bs,ote the flB, u May and, moreover
the limit allowed by Law will not per.
init the enlistment Of a sufficient nun
her. The big cruisers Columbia,
olympia, Mnfblehead, Montgomery,
Atlanta, Boston, Raleigh, Ciucinnau,
Aler. and Marion are all to BE- mAunei,
raulring about 1900 men. About hall
n mat number Is available. Addi-
tiopgI authority will be required from
,,ongress 10 enlist sufficient mun aud
srefetnry Herbert will probably lay
ine matter before that body.
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CiTlRRII POSITIVELY CURED
Al The zion NJ iiGal & Surgical
Institute
MISS MARTHA HUNT Was INFLICTED
FOR IS YEARS
Ecr SUFFERING Better Described Ii
ReF Own Words.
GlNE now, AFTER WHILE WILL lt TOO LATE


wv ANHAINh hN 'hANAi
That lH the uuost on s1 oGou ask a.
Devon believe IL cnn7 Lisous-.
Ir. carl Seller, ~ the bellevue Medical
College itusfital OF New YORK ciIy, and
The author NJ tho greatest work known In
diseases OF tho nose ani throat slya3
cont OF tho sixty millions ~ people OF
the Uni.cd ~tn.cs inv nine million have
ouinfrh. 10 is 40 often neglected and SOON
becomes ~ -oriou. that ia thought tn
le iucumhio but le' uo state that NJ
lively lo cured"
urs. shores IS Shores uso Dr. Carl
SoIior'a treatment for lII catarrhal
ttouhlos. and their success Is we'll known
~ the readers ~ this paper
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wAsniNGIOS, ID. c., Fvb. 7.-Rup.
fcteutauyo ABBOTT, OF Texas, lutrO-
uuced biii Tor tho coinage Oi tue
silver In the treasury on u new plap.
The secretary ~ 20 coin Into stauunfu
. silver dollar, or mluor coius, not lee
than 100000 ounces per month o. the
silver purchased under the sherman
act. The coin certificates isnuol under
that act are ~ DO ftdesmed Ia gold VI
SILVER, Ia the UruUf Ia wnicn tnu metal
b, uoid In the largest quantity IN the
treasury, anu 10 issue coin notes ~ the
amuuut VI tho seigui0rage OF the SHEER
uaan act. The plan 10 appurently de-
wed TO place GOLD ami silver on an
equal iOOiing.
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1hn II.nnIlnn Isinnh..

wAsnI suIos, DC, Feb. 7.--Com'
manurr NiUou Ludlow u the navy
was called before the senEte Hawaiian
investigation osmmltteo today for the
purpose 0f adding some general iniof'
nation concerning the ISLANDS. Ludlow
was not on the isiauus ~ the umu Of
the revolution. FfJm long service on
the Pacific no was abie % throW hgtn
on many questions concerning tno
commercial View OF the islands anu
their population. the committee doeld'
pI ~ cali more witnesses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-08

WASHINGTON, Feb. THE treasury
laihucn tOuay h. statcd 10 DO sll7, 49,.
SO, the fifsI time II has been above the
hundred million dollar mark for rev.
rul months. This II accounted for
solely by ths payment Of subscriptions
COZ tile new per cent bonus. OF THIS
80 crease, $3.50, s0i IL In gold, and
So 63l liU Ia currency.
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Firs "A, the Yair Grounds

CHICAGO, Feb. THE Agricultural
tulluiug at tho WOTlda Fair grounds
was eighty damaged by iife late lhis
afternoon. After the iiamos were az.
lingulshed large section OF the glass
IOoi Tell Ia, narrowly missing n squad
D. l'rmen underneath.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-08

ysrerllei 10 by the batteries thers
and nj Madame uud Douvelhe. The
,clion was desuliory, little damage
ing done. Later In the evening
few more shots were flied into the
NV and an unknown mau badly in.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-08

WAsiiiSoTON, DC, Feb. 7.-5enntor
Call introduced an amendments .
stsssrt's bond resolution lust before
thp senate adjourned tonight, declat.
Ing ia favor Of legalizing tue bonus
i.,ued by Secretary Carlisle to tile
extent OF So, OO0,JOl prior to the l2lh oi
February, prohibiting ali further Issues
except Dy authority o. CJugfcs, aua
repeating the existing laws authorizing
l. -----.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-08

Teacher II O turkey weighs i2pounds
and costs 10 cents pound. how much
docs the whole turkey colt'
Tommy Ono dolluraud twenty cents.
Correct But suppose tho turkey costs
20 cents pound, how much docs It cost
thcng
"rhen we don't buy any."-Texas SIT
ings
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Ane,hsr NIclln. Of chIornI.

klOKuK, Ia, Feb. 7.--DF. J. &. AT.
ucntfOut, professor Of physiology,
krlkuk Medical college, died from an
overdose OF chlOrRl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-08

The above underwear will all
be piled on tables where every
body can get a chance to see II.
Monday morning follow the rush,
the great underwear crowd will
come.
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TIE PRACTICAL POLITICIAN,

A neat little volume OF POO pages. written
by a journalist and politician II many
years experience. II IL free from tuchui-
calitits aud obairuso dissrr slIon-, maxi
ing tho philosophy aud practice OF
politics plain and simple. iiesides, %
contains large quantity ~ historical
aud current political information. making
% valuable 20 all. strictly non puIiIsdH
and absolutely reliable. sold by tho
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pos sage prepaid TO any address for Sl.OJ,
D copies for 500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-08

NEw YoRis, Feb. 7.--Hls imperial
majesty, tue ear of all the Russian
colonies, Alexander III, Is plaintiff Ia
libel case on trial today before Judge
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-08

Manufacturer and doAIer IN all kinds
Of Metallic wood and Cloth Covered
COINS and Ca-kots.
Full limo Of Colin Furnishings kop.
constantly on hand.
Telephone and telegraph oriors
promptly dled,
open Day and Night
Factory and Wlrgrooms No 253 T.. isi
south, rs blocks east OF lhea'oL
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So a month for Catarrhal and all
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new pAinicsa, safe apd oortain Our own
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POLITICsl

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require al tho hands Of every good rit.son
that lac become iami lar with nur system
OF government and tho prhr.Ical political
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