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, 1894-07-27
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lid erfldrt.
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, 1894-07-27
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0wet 6oIoinder finoen ftatt oes eoIen Me
tales oen Goo.
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gibbs, ltrIo i'm gtorOarme be8 Glearmaterz
Slu11eS ertrunfen. Die Qeute batten Spoz
fame i'm lebten Wfat oerlaien, UNI @olo 3t
iucben.
, 1894-07-27
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Sernharo Gt9en.

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that. - Dernehmun9 Ger Kinoer aus
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moroeten 3rau Gt9en. - Gin3elheiten
Der brutaIen Grmorouna.
, 1894-07-27
observation-disclosures.

SoIgen6e 6eiratbsi6ejne murben beute
bon 6errn SalOmonion i'm Bureau Ocs
Gountpclerfs ausgefertt9t:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-23
A SENSATIONAL ARREST.
On0 Of Kaiser Williams Masters OIL
Ceremony Locked Up.
An Extraordinary charge Preferred
Against Itim-Ths Man Thought
10 ne Insane.

BERLIN, June 22.-Tho Cologne Ga
seitC has caused sensation In court
aud other circles by announcing that
Count Won Kotz, one OF the masters Of
ceremonies Of the imperial court, was
arrested Sunday last on most extra
ordinary charge. The arrest Of Count
Won Kotz il the result Of four years
patient police investigation. During
Eii that period members Of the highest
aristOcfacy Of Germany nave been in
receipt Of anonymous letters and postal
catda. These missives, In most in
stances, were used by the Anonymous
writer TO make the most Indecent per.
sonal Accusations, either against the
persons 10 whom they were addressed,
or against their intimate friends or
relatives.
No one seemed safe from tho veno.
nous attacks Of tue anonymous letter
writer, ami the result was that very
bitter feelings were cauicI 10 msuy
worthy families. Husbands were lcd
TO suspect their wives, fathers learned
10 doubt their sons, daughters began 10
look with suspicion upont their mothers,
lifelong friends were sepa rated, aud,
In brief, itrcpafahle wrong was done
In great number OF noble families.
Ia number OF casue, Il would seem,
the people who received the auony-
m Jus communications, instead VI tear
ing them up with contempt, btoodVu
over them anu did exactly what the
Anonymous enemy wished 10 see them
do. In other Instances, however, the
pUrsoua who received the scandalous
| communications, placed them In the
hands Of the police. After long anu
| patient work thoy discovered the
source Of these dospicablu mlssives.
On sunday last Count Won KotL,
| upon returning from visit 10 Hchfel-
befshau, Prussia, was arrested In this
/ city by General Won Hahnkv, chief OF
the emporot's military cabinet, anu
aid.dt-camp 10 his mtJeHIy, charged
with being the author Of these long
series of anonymous Glandefs.
Shortly after the arrest, upon the
/ suggestion OF General Won Hahnke.
VINO personally examined the prisoner,
| physicians were sent fOr In order that
! Won Kotza mental condition might
be- determined. IL was shown that the
| pfsOnef'a father died Ia hn insane
asylum, and the examining phyti.
clans opinion was that the sou was the
victim VI mania. The Inquiry 10 pro-
cueding.
The general opinion seems to be tina,
as n convenient way out Of most dis
graceful affair, Won kOiz will bu con.
lined Ia an asylum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-23

Dn. shores q shores Groat Treatment
Qnor.
Remember ten days FREQ treatment,
aud medicine TO All who apply before
July lat, also all patients now under
treatment with Drs. Shores & shores
will have tho Same advantage. just
think not cent To pay Tor this New and
wonderful system, NO matter what your
disease may bo, II costs you nothing To
got cured by Drs. shores & shores Vow
trontmOnL
Onics hours will bo from o 10 ~ a. M
. 30 %. and 10 $50 p. M. Two yhysiclanH
In charge. no long Waits. Drs. g. w.
aud a, j. shores will Dc Ia personal
attendance.
Como one, como all, just 80 you get In
before July lsL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-23

nuniinEton's Theory Of the OSigin OF
the RAILROAD outs.


uuntinEton's theory OF the Origin Of
the Haiiresd outs.
New YORK, June e2-Tne World
tomorrow will contain an interview
with G.. Z. Huntington In regards 10
tho suits brought hgAinst the receivers
by Attorney O enerSl Oiney. lie says
NC snii does not trouble him, and
o.
"Fof some tins back half dozen
men have been writing to me and tell
Ing me that unless tsnt for them anu
saw them they would tell the people n
number Of things they ought TO know.
There is one mau IN st. Louis who has
been particularly active In this way.
1 told him that N there were lhinge
tue American people ought 10 know
by oil means 20 ahead aud tell tnom.
These men have gone 10 Mf. Olney,
| suppose, aud that 1 take 10 be tho
origin OF the suits, From what
heard am ture no would not have
commenced the suits Unless lie was
convinced II was HE duty g. DO 80. !
believe him % DO q man Of ability and
just man"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-23
rrc.n MnIsr YaehlIag.

EJonEsrER, n. Y, June 2S.-phe
wcek of july 4ih viii be- the greatest
week In the history Of fresh wafer
Yachting. The occasion Will be the
rendezvous Of the Lake Yacht Club
association at Great Rodus bay this
ote big four dAys' meet tekiug the
rlpce OF the circuit TegaItas on Lake
Ontario.
Tho clubs composing the membe r
ship Of the association are these;
Bay II Finite Yacht club, Bellevllle,
OsWepo Yacht club, OswegO; Queen
CITY Yaont club, Toronto, Rochester
Yacht club, Charlotte; Royal Ca.
madam Yacht CLUB, Toronto; Royal
Hamilton Yacht club, Hamilton; VIC
lUIla Yacht club, Hamilton.
The pos ram Of tho races Al settled
upon by the cent anits 49,
Wednesday, July Aih-pTiangulaI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-23

"For ten years I was ono Of tho most
wrctrhod sufferers any pOrson could
imagine. ! bad been troubled with ca
tarrh 90 long ] had been givou up by
physicians MS being iucurahle.
Largo polyps Tor tumorsl had formed
In my nose, making II impossible for
mo Ia breathe through my nose aud Tor
four years ! had TO breathe through
my mouth, making my sleep disturbed
aud restless.
"Can YOU imagine, dear reader, the
inconvenience and suffering ~ being
unable % breathe through tho nose on
account ~ nm impedlmCnt In The nos
trilsi can you Imagine how II Tools TO
awaken iu tho morning tired and worn
out and have 90 do u days WORK, DO
you realize the suffering " having dya-
popsla, being unable To- cat when you
arc hungry, because you are far wouo
amer eating than before.
"Can you rDaliED your feelings when
every doctor has faid your ease was In
curablo anor they had tried 20 Kill you
Ia an effort 10 elect cure on n case
thov know nothing about
"fhon nitcr you hANo suffered ten
years, without any hope Of ever hulng
curOd can YOU Imagine the happiness
you will experience by being cured,
being ablo 20 breathe through your nos
tril- alter four years.
"Ufs. shores & Shores, In tho llar-
mon block, have cured me, taking at
loast a dozen polyps out of my nose,
after the mlsht specialists had Tried for
three mouths 10 mud out what was tho
matter with me.
"Now under tho new treatment used
by Drs. shores & Shores / can say
am cured. ! can now breathe through
my nose. sloop we'll, eat we'll and feel
like new nan, Ia fact, am willing
to 20 before any physician In salt Lake
and show them this remarkable curo.'
This demonstrates tho difference no
tween real and tho Imitation, when
fnkor- aud misht fail 60 30 the fclia'
bic specialists IN the Harmon block, brs.
shores & shores.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-23
ATCiiIsON ATTAIRs.
semsr Haynes speaks OF the Re-
organization Plan.

orgRniEntion Plan.
CHICAGO, June 22.--5omer Haynes,
chairman Of tho reorganization COM
milloe Of the Atchison road, Ia In
Chicago today. In speaking Of the
plan Of reorganization he said that Il
was n mistake to suppo,e tho stock.
holders would BIO scpriyud ui their
Right 10 vote on any or all questions
submitted
"rno depositlug Of their stock with
trust company said Mt. Haynos,
sis mere matter Of convenience 10
provide n way by which the Income
bondholdora may nllc asvo a vote uJt-
Ing the period they derive no Income
from the sufotios. The laws Of this
county provide that only stockholders
shall have the right Butby agreement,
We have arranged 10 allow the Income
bOudhOldgta the samu privilege. When
any question II 10 bo voted ON thote
will be u preliminary meeting Of both
stlckhOldufs aud bUudholdrrs, s0mc'
thing like primary meeting at cleo
tionr. At this meeting siuckhCliert
will cnst an Informal vote, the result
OF which Will Uc placed In the hands VI
the trustee of tne stock, auu he viii
cast tue formal vote In conformity
herewith
Nit. Haynes appeared TO have littlS
doubt that the plan Of reorganization
would DO "a success.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-23

course, 30 miles, for tirst class and forty
foot class yachta.
rhutsdny, July 5th-To windwart
or leeward and return. Is miles, tor 4s
.out class, % loot class, 80 Gas. gtchls.
Friday, July 6.h--r1 wiudwari or
leewatd ami return, "a miles for frst
class, 30 foot class, 20 foot class yachts
Saturday, July III - Triangular
course % miles, Tor 81 foot class, 80
loot class, 80 foot class yachts.
The list Of prizes Il exceptional and
there Will be no entrance fee or de-
duction OF prize money.
The II chester Yacht club will have
a race from Charlotte to this pleuon
Monday, July 2.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-23
7BLEGRAPHIC'
4 MASONIC EVENT.
n, BurIal Of the Heart Of Ono OIL
n. EirIy Governors Of Mexico.
NTH rnE RITES OF THE ORDER.
carlou, Request OF the "MartIr"
Before His Death Now
Complied With.

oAKf.Agp, Cal, June ga strange
,.s,,,ut ia the history Of Free Ma.
'ao,,.and one that T. without lie equal
!. m, country, will take place at
v,,p,,in viow cemetery sodAy. II IL
IN. burial, with Masonic rites, OF the
,hs heart OF Yguacio Herein Y.
r,lto, one Of the early governors Of
N,,le9 and Mason, whom the mem.
t.,,ot the order call martyr 10 their
causs.
rbs heart OF Yguaoio Herrera Y.
cairo is now deposited In a oasket Ia
81. Nasopic temple Of Oakland, where
bas been since April -. Of last
,.sr AZ that time II was brought
lam Mexico TO Gethsemane Chapter
81. 5ofthe Rose Crolx. When It was
,Irrsd with tue chapter of the Rose
,ftrof Oakland the cAskot In which II
va deposited wAs buried In the walls
~. tbe Masonic temple Ia n place made
spown only to MRsons. There Il has
rem kopt until tho present time, aud
rsvit viii be buried Ia MOuntal II
View cemetery with n monu nent 70
,,nrk the spot The foundation stone
9f the monument will be laid 0y the
rand lodge OF MasOns OF the state.
mo heart, inoloscd In the oatkei,
Willie wrapped In two sllken ilagr, ne
American aud the other Mexican, anu
aru0sited under tho foundation stone
nj tho monument. There will be
i,dgts from various cities around the
tav and the MAsons from all over the
coast Ia attendance. Several Mexican
-sclrtles will also be present.
IL was Ex-Governor Caifo'a father
VINO founded the fret Masonic lodge
in The Mnonic republic soon after H.
Independence u Spain was declared.
Yruacio was yet quite a lad when his
ialhef was a leader among Mntons IN
Mexico. Young Cairo soon became a
mau Of affair.
For some years he took an active
part ~ politics anu filled several puDliC
lobltlonp. Finally there was popular
movement In Ills favor ana he wal
made governor Of the state u Jallsco
While Ia this position he was Informed
Of plot against the government by
tho Carmelitvs. He ordered the plot
t,fs thfoWn into prison and they wct,
punished. For this action on his parl
/. IL said that he became marked man.
anL that his life would be DEMANDED
zone day 10 pay the penalty. lie was
kuUwn as u Fee Mason, and with hi'
enemies this only increased thsil
hatred. In the course OF timO Cairo
was retired from the governouhip. H'
went 10 live on q farm where no de-
sired 10 pass quiet anu undiAlufbet
life.
lie was taken from tbs farm by
Manuel Pielago, and was shot to death
under cover OF the law. Cairo said h'
knew that his Masonic isith had hast
tned hun 10 his doom. Before h'
died he asked four OF his brother Ma
tons 10 take mis- heart after his death
aud give II to some chapter Of the Kos
Cfolx for burial. IL WAS his desire thA
bis heart should be buried with all tn
solemn rites Of Free Masonry. Tn,
heart has been since very CAREFUL!
guarded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-23
Important Insurance Decision.

CiIEYESNE, Wye, June .2.-An
important ruling was made by Judge
Rlner In the United States court here
today In an insurance case. A com
pAny refused to pay the claim OF Mrs.
GEORGE Is. Henderson, whose husband
was murdered In 1891, NEAR Lander, on
the grounds thst tho policy excepted
death from Intentional cbuse.
IL wa shown that Hendtrsou, who
was manRger Of cattle OUTFIT, eH-
peoted to be killed, aud took tho IN.
sufancs especially to provide TOT bis
family In case VI meeting death by
violence. lie did not read his policy,
but relied upon the verbal siftemont ~
tho Insurance agent that the policy
was all right, anu tue Insurance would
be paid should he DO murdered. Judge
ltineT rules that the agents statement
constituted the contract, and that the
policy shall be refunded accordingly.
rhe amount involved h $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-23

LoNDoH, June 22-Tho Post, COM
meutiug upon the decrease OF etnlgtH-
ton TO the United States, thinks the
decrease Ia lefs due 70 tue exclusion
laws than TO tue fact that tue wseI has
had it, day, and that the tide oil emil
grafton In turGing toward Africa, Ihe
omnipotenc Of capital IN the United
States has grown into almost lnlolui-
aOle tyranny, nnd mas driven lho inI'
mer ana workman 10 the wall.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-23
ni,s nertrnm Denies tho Allegations

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Juno 23.-Miss
Helen Berlram, when shown dis.
patches announcing that her husband
lad commenced divorce proceedings
ngtinst her, denied the all cations OF
Improper intimacy with Ted Henley
Mis- Bertram ssid that her suit foT
divorce filed several weeks ago Ia
Indianapolis was brought for non,sup,,
IYgt ana abandonment. She declined
10 have anything ~ say about ye1ter'
yay'a proceedings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-23

During tho past Tow months many
mlsnt doctors aud specialists have tried
10 prejudice the public against tho new
and wonderful treatment used by Drs.
shores 4 Shores. saying BE- was an OK
pertinent that the euro would not last
and 20 on. Tho following caso Of Mr..
q. W. sharp will convince tho most
skeptlcal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-23
AnnY or CAIEHrrLLARs.
An Inumcrsble Host Of DssiroYerH -
the cripple Greek District

IN. cripple creek District
CRIPPLE CREEK, June .2.-Cripple
Greek district is suffering from a cater
p,llar plague. la thv vicinity OF Four
Slle they have eaten all the leaves oil
the aspen iresp. The cuts In the
WAGON roads arc nllBd up level with
ms worms, which nre " tho comm n
gray variety. At the bottom Of abiu'
doIcd prospect hole- they lie two loot
J,ep. sprinc creek has IN places 6een
turned Out OF lts course by tho cater
piilaTs, at points where they are cr0sn
me- on logs. Tue army 10 slowly ms2'
inE ita way east
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-23
uroNIANs IN - rnANcIsco.
The EHcursiontsi- Arrive Ia the Gas
OF tie NtdWintoF Fair

The INcursiuntst- Arrive Ia tue cts
Of the NtdWintor Fair
SAN FRANCISCO, June 22-Some.
thing like 400 lauIes ard gentlemen,
nearly all residents Of Utah Territory,
descended on the city In n body this
morning, arriving on tho overland
Central Pacific train from Ogden. IL
was a school tesohers' excursion, got.
ten up by tho members OF the proies.
sion IN the principal cities Of Utah but
Including HmonB those who awaited
themselves Of IT, opportunities q good
many who follow other pursuits and
quite number who reside In slate,
adjoining Utah.
% tho entire party something llk,
100 are from salt Lake city and ~
vicinity aud about the same number
each from Ogden and Provo. Most oi
tho remainder are from Park CITY and
other Utah towns.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-23

San FRANCISCO, June ga. l..
Davis, Ian Ascending agent Of the
Northwestern Mutual Lie Insurance
company, who IL wanted NJ Altoona,
Prnnsyivania, WAS arrested this morn
iug. lie had been agent at Altoona
tor the Northwestern Mutual Life In.
iutauce company, aud about two
months ago atsconied with $1,000 Of
the company's funds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-23

WASHINGTON, d. g., June % The
gold tgEuu from tho sub-lteasury al
Now York TO-DAY for export amounted
10 ESQ, 900. After de1uoting the
100000 In gold received yesterday
and 500, 600 recovered toGay, the true
amount " the gold reserve IL s5li9O2''
TIC.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-23
m, Largest Organ Ia tho world.

SAN FRANCISCO, June a. NE
Iarrsst and most. costly organ in the
Tnit.s states, II not In the world, the
sitt of Edward n. Searts TO Grace
night. Mfs. MARI Hopkins, VINO maj
ried htRries, was membet ol u'Aso
church, anu the organ was gwen IN
memUry VI her
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-23

For ton years Mr. Sharp had suffered
from catnrfh of tho head, throat and
stomach, no was In that ten wears treated
by perhaps n hundred so-called special
lists, no one seeming t. understAnd
hl. case, treating him for oyory disease
but tho right one. WHOM no came TO
DR.. shores & Shores, ho described his
case ~ follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-23

Row., June 22.-The pope's oncy-
clicai 10 ter, a forecast OF which has
already been oabled 10 tho Assocla'ol
Press, was issued today. IL IL much
remarked that the letter IL addressed
TO all princes and peoples, instead OF ne
usual ~ the ATohbisnOps ana bishops.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-23
rnE ARuoR FRAUDS.


wAsIuNGToS, ID. g., June a.
Charles +. Craig OF EIgewoOI Park,
Pennsylvania, was today before the
Congressional committee investigating
armOr plate frauds. Hs was associated
with &. T., Sill In giving the main Ia
formation Of Irregularities nj the Car.
negie works. Cfaig's evidence was
much like that recently given
by Sill and corTObOtativa Of II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-23
DrS. Shores & Shores.
Specialists,
Zion Medical aldSUTgiCal Institute
sac, Second South street,
sac. Second South street.

srreiniuesi An diseases Of The Eyc. Ear
Nosr. throat ard IuuEa, fomalu, Rectal anl
uryHte diseases. cur ruAtmrnt Tor lNIra 10
new painiosf, safe ana certain Our own
method a
Uncc houu-gt 90 70 am, 80 3pms tioa
p.m SUNDAYS, ~ an. - n.in
FIte DOLLAR a month Tor 40 Catarrhal Die
ssffes. Incidence furnished free from our
own laboratory,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-23
Kelly Acquitted.

LOuIsvu.LE, ny, June 22.-Kelly
and Baker, leaders Of the industTiaiislr,
weru acquitted 10 tue court to-day.
Kelly spoke 10 1900 people, comprised
principally OF wotkiDgmen. Ata low
estimate lac realized $500 from them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-23

LONDON, June GA dispatch to
the Exchange Telegram company from
Paris, says there have been sixty
casss OF CHOLERA and fifteen deaths ut
Jomeppsr, n village Of Belgium
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-23
An Es.ronere..man nsnd.

NORFOLK, Va, June 22.-Hon J. ).
DOsendOfii, eK.member OF Congress
from Norfolk, died NJ his home Ia this
city tonight, aged 90 yeaTs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-23
Az WAR AGAIN.

the Members Of the western fna.en'
ger Association.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June cast. Louis
lines, members Of the Western Paiseu-
ger association, are at war again. This
time II Ia the Missourl Paoihc, the
Watash and the Burlington against
the Chicfg0 a Alton. The charge Is
made that the Alton hos offered ST.
Louis turner's n rate VI 5000 bulwoen
stLouis and Denver, which they have
advertised for their annual meeting A'
Denver, July 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-23
Everybody Gomez!

those out Of the citv quite as we'll ns those
WHO como To tho ofilcr. Sond Tor Hymp'
tom blank. Medicines shipped carefully.
Try this treatment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-23
Right Arm Paralyzedl
Saved from 81. wins Dance.

"Our daughter, Blanche, now ff-
teen years OF age, had been terribly
afflicted with nervousness, and had
lost the entire use OF her right arm.
We feared ST.. Nitus dance, and tried
the best physicians, with no benefit.
She mas taken three bottles OF Dr.
Miles Nerylne and mas gained 81
pounds. Her nervousness ana symp
toms OF ST. Nitus dauce are entirely
gone, she attends school regularly,
and has recovered complete use Of
her arm, hcr appetite IS splendid
Mrs. T.. f. BULLOCK, Brighton, n Y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-23

Nnturcd Way sh owing Misat
Cut Rate Specialists give tile public
value for thcir MONEY or CLOSE UP,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-23

The Northern Pacino H.pni' ed In the
Flooded District.

FLOODED Distriei.
TACOMA. wash., June .3.-suporln'
iUHueut Dickinton Of the Northern
Pacific, announced this morning thal
repairs TO tho Hooded portions Of tue
road had been 40 nearly completed
that the line TO Portland south OF
Gohle, Oregon, will br placed In opera.
ton Sunday and the main line around
Lake Pend d'Orollo In Idaho on Mon
gay,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-23
Pleasure Seekers Take Notice

We have hand Elegant stock Of Fine Cashmere. jersey
Knit Tights and Trunks. BATHING SUlTS-Ladies' Gentle
mems and Chdrens al sizes which anxious TO turn into
money These goods will simply put out for what they
will bring
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-23
SALOON HEN, BAR KEEPERS COOKS, WATERS AM
BARRIERS, ATTENTION!

We offer Entire Stool, OF White and Fancy PtOUE COATS
and VESTS with APRONS CAPS ETC. worth about 5000 Tot
less than doc the dollar by the single garment This Is
rare chance
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-23

We want Money and Must Have 1t.
Therefore we will make a Special
Drive for this Week.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-06-26

A PERMANENT SII UATION AT Sls WEEK
gusrsnted any lady who will work for me
with STAN, ed envelope, woman's Mutual Ben,
eft Co., Joliet, H..