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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-08-11

NEW YORK, Aug. 10.-At Jerome Park
to-day: Six furlongs-Kingston won,
Pactotus second. Harrington third; time,
1:l7. Five and one-half furlongs-Sir
Dixon won, Hanwell second, Mckee third |;
time, :llH. Titan course-Robusta won,
Topgallant second, Sir Catesby third |;
time, 1:22a. Mile and one.sixteenth-
Dutch Skater won, Lochinvar second, 1.-Two
Oak third; time. 1 :52. Five furlongs-
Hunch won, Belgravia second, Gazelle
third; time, 1 :03. Mile and one furlong-
Jack Rose won, W. B. second. Roller
third; time, ! 80.
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BECAUSE OF A WOMAN.
TIVE Spanish Feols Went out late . Fls2a
to SAoat.

to shoot.
CRY OF MEXICO. Aug. 10.-In o ducl
with pistols last evening Scnor Jose Yer.
astegui, chief Of the government stamp
department. was killed by Francisco
Romero, we'll known congressman.
The seconds of Senor Romero 'werc
Senor Barollo, o Spaniard, General Larro
Garlic, and the ex-governor of Chihuahua
and member Of the senate. The duel
was the result Of o quarrel over woman.
On the first fire verastcgui fell with o
ball through his heart.
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PLATES AND PRINTERS.

Helena Nswspapers That Have Way OF
Their Own.
Srecial Dispatch to tho Standard.
HELENA, Aug. l0.-At . meeting Of the
Helena Typographical union ON wcdncs-
day evening last, concerning tho use Of
plates by the Herald, action was takcn
which led to the issuing Of the following
circular this evening:
THE HELENA EERALD vs. THE
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-08-11
THEY'LL FIRE 'EM.

The Model Americas City to Ne Turned
Into . brutal Pen.
CHICAGO, Aug. l0.-Thc Pullman COM
pany has practically decided to evict tho
striking tenants for non.payment Of rent.
Vice President Wickes said to-day that
tho new employees must have houses.
Tho announcement created great excite
mcnt among the strikers.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-08-11
Baseball.

Baseball.
Al Pittsburg-9; Louisville. 8.
At Washington; Philadelphia. !.
At Chicago-1; Cleveland :.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-08-11

NAPLES. Aug. i0.-rurcc persons werc
killed and - wounded 5y au earthquake
at Acirealc yesterday.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-08-11

TIIH Insect Powder
svss Put up in 26o Cans
And Warranted.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-26
Long
Branch
-BN1RlNG~
Establishment.

This First-Class Bathing Resort
has been enlarged and is now open
to the public, 1t is the best place
on the islands to enjoy a Bath, and
there is no better place to lay off.
Special accommodations for La =
dies. Tramcars pass the door every
half hour, and on Saturdays and
Sundays every fifteen minutes.
c. J. SHERWOOD,
iy24 Proprietor.
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Religious tystems must eventually
submit to this, and they viii ultimately
gain thereby; for Whist IL Divine 10
them caunot but remain, while tbs
impurities are exposed and discarded.
Science and religion thea will be seen
In their true light, ~ one In essence
one Ia purpess--one revealing 90 man
tho nature Of tho world be inhnbils;
the other teaching him his tuiles
toward the Creator Of that world.
But 10 come bsck to the experl'
ments with the relic Rt AtgeuiouiL
Science having proved that the rust
colored spots on the garment are
really human blood, anu Of high an
tiqulty, no objection 10 the genuine
ness Of the tradition eau be raised 90
the ground that they may be some
thing oIse. 10 logical mlui, how.
ever, u nerus no argument, that such
test 10 itself insufficient TO establish
the claims made for the vesimeni,
since the blood may be- that Of some
other human being than our Savior
No chemistry can trace I've origin TO
Geihsemano or Calvary.
Anyone acquainted with hl'lofy
will roiubo to aooep, a. genuine
articles Tor which venefation, not 10
say worship, IL solicited, when the
many abuses cinuoctei with such ob.
iscis arc rsmsn1ersi. In the nge Of
the orusades particularly, when
fresh Impulse was given 10
western Europe to the wof'
chip Of relies, on account. Of tue
immense quantities oi s1-ca!lcd sacred
things brought from tho churches Of
Asia Minor and Palestine, great
many absurd an even ridiculous relies
were introduced, and the ofeiulty Of
the world Was such that II was easy 10
obtain acceptance Tor almost any trsdi'
ton. No one IN this age should be-
anxious 10 see supcfslilion perpstuattd,
aud therefore We baliove that even ca.
lighlsncd Catholics will admit that
the experiments above described, not
withdrawing their highly interesting
character, viewed from the standpoint
Of science, are WORTHLESS II adluoed
~ an Argument for the alleged fact 1hat
tho Argenicuil relic once was the prop.
efty of Jesus Of Nazareth.
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The popu arty Of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy aud the high esteem In
which " IL held leads a. 10 believe Il
to DO an article Of great worth aud
merit. We nave the pleasure Of giving
tho experience " three prominent clti.
zpus ~ ReiOndO Beach, Cat, In the
use OIL the remedy. Mr.. a. V. Ttudell
-uyt' 81 have always received pr, mpt
relief when uscd Chsmhvfl
Cough Remedy" Mr.. Jsm,s Orchard
sHy.: 81 an -atifneI that Chamber.
'au's Cough Remedy cured my cold"
Mr., J. NJ, Hatcher say. "Fur three
yrsrs have used Chamberlain
Cough Remedy IN my family anu its
results have Alwsy- I'm stlisluc,ur ."
For ssir Nv 40 me- ci e. tralUr-.
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AN ANNUAL NUISANCE.

Among the vain and foolish customs
that have come down In tradition
from = supers,itious age, none are
more utterly silly than tho practice in-
dulEod In by young rowdlss Of going
around during the night Of October 81
November i--Hallowoon-and carry
ing OIL gates, overtufning foo,.bridges
aud carriage steps, and otherwise
destroying or sscfetlng peaceful
Ieople's property. Reports come
rom all over tho city that
depredAtions Of this kind were
committed last night, and unior.
tunAtely no one Of tho Offenders has
yet been apprehendod. In some In
stances, hard.earned and newly.oom.
plsled improvements Of small but
still necessary aud commemorate
character have been spoiled or de.
stroyed; and up to the hour Of noon
several scores Of gate.owners we're still
looking for their mlssipg property.
II pity that tue inborn spirit OF
fun, or even OF mlHonloIi In mhnAlhu
cannot nnd exhibition IN manner
more excusAble than this; and II IL
equally a pity that every ono Of
the gangs Of trifiing louts should have
escaped the arrest and punishment
they deserve. The plea OF little nom
sense now and then, gives nobody |
license TO trsspAss upon or inlure an-
other and II Ia shout time some Of
lhear gear lumosrinE simpletSns who
have nothins better TO do than to an
noy and destroy, b. given a shSrp les
son as to the difference between
harmless prAnks and violations OF the
rights Of others, and taste OF msdi-
cine that even their dull wits will un.
dsrstAnd the purpose Of.
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UrAn MAY rLlcr rnE PRESIDENT


Major Moses =. INDEPENDENTLY
connected with the preliminary adj.
verlising and publication part Of the
Chicago Worlds Fair, and since then
regular contributor on politics,
personals and other matters, 10 the
New York MIR and Erprcss, has been
recently making a forecast OF tho next
national legislature, aud has figured
out wholesale change In the political
complexion OF both branches. Thisoon.
cluslon was Of course TO DO expected
from statisticiAn Of his pfooliy.
tiles and In n newspaper %
zealou,ly Republican a. IL tbs Nal
and Express; and tho fact that lac
gives his party the benefit ofoalmost
every doubt, and claims victories Ia
oasss where tho result IL almost certain
to be otherwise, will tend TO oast some
suspicion upon other assertions ia the
same line. one such, however, IL In
teresllng enough In n local sense TO DO
reproduced, whether II should prove
true or not. It IL nothing less than m
explanation OF the way In which Utah,
In csse Of certain possible oonlingen.
Giles, may name, aud give the necessary
vote 10 elect, the next President Of the
United state. II will be little pre-
mature TO go TO work just yet boasuug
shout our importance as a national
factor, because the contingencies rr.
ietcd TO are preceded by at lesst two
very large ami stubborn "is." But
the thing l. by no means impossible,
nevertheless; aud even In that remote
view oft, Mr, Handy's theory will be
read with Interest. lie say;
There has boon considerable talk a. 10
/ who would control tho delegations from
/ the various states In the lower house "
| Congress THIS IN important Ia Wow OF
thoposubllity Of tho Presidential election
dovolying upon tina, body. have looked
into thi, very catoiully, and l believe
| that tho Republicans can safely count
npon tho delegations in tWcnty-iour
states; although N his estimate should
not hold good, the admission u u. ah
next year with one Congressman might
turn theScalo In caso tho election of Pros
ldentis thrown into the House OF Repre-
sontatyes la 1895.
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IN THE CRucIDLR OF SCIENCE.

An interesting investigation Is de-
scrloed by Emile Gautisr In Ia Figaro.
touching the celebrated seamless coat
81 ArEsnteuil, by some supposed To be
tho Identical garment wotn by our
SAVER. Al the Initiative Of NJ. GouE,
bihhop Of Versailles, tho following
problem was given 10 the two savanls
Philippe LAion aud J. ROussel: "what
Il the exact nature OF the spots which
stain the Carmen, known A. tho holy
coat Of Argsnteuil?"
BY the Ingenious ana subtle processes
now known to chemistry, II IL quite
possible to determine with absolute
certainty whether any given stain Il
blood or some other substance; ana II
blood to prove whether 1t once flowed
In the veins ofa human being or those
Of an animal. II would even bo within
the power Of scientists TO determine
with some degree Of accuracy by what
kind OF an animal Or what race Of men
such blood had been shed. The ques-
ton, therefore, involved 10 the test
was, whether tho stains on the sup.
posedly sacred relic were Of such
nature Gs to sustain the tradition
which conntota Il with the scenes pro-
oeding the cruclhKion.
The spot were submitted to I've
different tests, three OF which gave
positive results. The two scientists
sum up their experiments "a iollowG
From the portion OF the coat marked
with rust ouiurgd spots, We Obtained
!. A faint greeu cuioritluu, with tho
tlncture OF guaiacum aud Tho essence uf
tutpOntine.
. The revival Of tho real clobulos Of
blood, with tho artificial soum.
g Tho formation ut tho CRYSTALS of
hsmiu, or Of chIuruhydra OF hmmafiu.
These indications are Sufficient tu uh.
able M iu affirm tina, the spot, examined
are actually uuu tu bluod-aud tu human
blood, Judging by lho whu.o ~ our
unhysls, Wo presume chat this blood d,
very Old.
Nothing can be- more 81 geslive %
tue progress mIIu uy sc enrr iu o..
age nan the ac that even church
d4uitrl,s inv kc It's ail IA orhslf
religion. Tue claim was long ma
mot tue Two wofa opponents impotl-
u.s TO reconcile, AMI ,hi- impression
was n without oautc,ss lougas crude
tnrUlo.lG syslem- we're ttlird ulo
ss rue and the sciences wo.e toteriu
long ~ their met iuiantile efforts,
both stubbOruly maintaining their
inalhullity. This, however, rs rapid |
~ cha giug Many sciences have
oulgrown their nBl iolles and a..
tsiued maturity. They have now taken
hold OF anu improg mated the minds 81
meu TO such an extent that not eve
what was once believed 10 be sacrsu
can remain 30, unless sustained by IN,
calm verdict Of impartial investigation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-01
A MAGNIFICENT WORK.

There ls perhaps no better criterion
0fa naliou's advancement Or lack OF
advancement than that offered by tho
condition aud extent Of its vocabulary.
with every step OF true progress along
the line Of Intellectual activity, with
every new discovery In nature, man
feels the need 81 new woTds, or more
prJc 10 Sign q ',tion Of tho words ai-
ready iu utr, 90 express tho new Ideas
The present century may be called the
cafbouiieUus vrs of mental growth;
tho word 10 tsvming Will
he strength OF increase Ia die
u.yeTy aud Invention, aud the growth
u our vocabulary 10 Of "a rate anu
stability wholly unprecedented. De.
iouarips ald iexicous soon Tan behind
ne times, aud constant r,viHUus ana
1leusi0ns afr necessary iu tho lisIeu
wufds our ton No. Il is freely al
uiltcd oy the BRUSH prets aud critic
uul the Uest Dictionaries Tor EYsli-h
tpeusiug people originate In Ameuc.i
aud la spite U American departures lu
,pylliug aud pronunciation trom IN
OLD time style ot BulnIp, the best lex.
cons nom the New Wurll are readily
acknowledged as STANDARDS In the
Oh.
The colossal Century dictionary, d
% cloptdIC WIZ OF tlN volumes, hat
mot with general aud well deserve
commentator; uul It's great bulk anu
cosl initiate against Ice very Asneral
u,e, Nevertheless IL stands a lnstlrg
ind towering monument Ia the zral
lud ability Of American scholar.hip.
Recently, however another work,
Ices cosIly anu lees oumUrOus tiaa
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the Century, while thoroughly up to
date, hiss appeared in the world Of
letter.. this IL the STANDARD dictionary,
publithsd by the New York house Of
the Funk g. Wagnalls e.. In many
respects this latest English lexicon lie
uniq1o-iu the 6rst place IL ls COM
b.ncd dictionary and ihesaurus. To
use the Ordinary dictionary advantage
on iy one must know the word he is iu
quot Of; The thssaurus aids In dujiug
the word o. no the Idea, In tue
STANDARD dictionary, one tufno to
"atchiteciute," for example, and hnds
under that caption not simple def 1i-
ton VI the term, but list OF all the
woTh having any special Equalization
In &ioUee!gre and each Of the words
th,T,ss., ~ properly defined In its
place 90 the Vocabulary.
Ihearfaugemento the matter Il that
suggested by reason and experience;
thus, instead Of following the old.,ime
msthud VI giving tie derivation and
0DsO.oto usnges Of the word fitst, aud
the correct utfllitions last, the Stand.
ord presents nrst the word, properly
spelled, as heading; then the correct
pronunciation; then the oorfCc mian.
Ing, and after this, tue special anu
obsolete definitions are given, with
quotations 10 serve ~ Illustrations.
Besi1e the list Of synonyms
accompanying each important term, a
corresponding list Of sutonyms IL
given. Bat the chief ii.unguishinE
feature VI the great work lies In tue
.acI that every dennitior, every line,
has been passed upon by chosen
specialists: thus, church terms arc not
simply defined by Writers who's,
KNOWLEDGE n drawn from pfejudioed
sources, bu sll such terms have been
passed by n specialist learned In the
lore Of the church represented. TIE
Church OF Jesus Christ Of Later.day
Saints has had Tree aud ample repre-
sunlation 10 the wetE, every term ap.
pusfing In ia columns and having
special meaning In the church usage
or the theology OF the Lattice
day Saints has been def ed
Or al lefs has had tho dVnni.
ton approved by a committee q
competent mon selected by the authori.
ties Of the Church named. We be-
liVve this 10 DO tue Dict tins in the
history Of this people that 20 liberal
aud Just n treatment has icon accorded
them In any such work.
The editorial sltti has comprised
about .5I Office writers aud specialists;
beside whom, 90 readers have bseu
kept employed ,o'kiug 4 Io,slions iof
Illustration. Among the vditoTs, one Of
our U,ah scholars IL pr0mlusnt-we
refer 10 Dr. James T.. rslmage, who
has been a member Of the stan from
the beginning Of the enterprise.
Tue work itself lisa handsome pro-
duo,lon; noihing has bsen spared Ia
the effort TO make II beautiful Ia Hp-
pearauoe, and duiHolo In style, a. 1t is
exec lent In design, and unsurpassed In
literary merit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-01
BEEF MULlssgS.

A few days ago a Payson oorres.
pendent asked through these columns
II moinssos mignt be made from sugar
bects that were too large Tor use In the
making Oi sugar, ami II 20, how the
product should DO tfoaled 10 prevent iis
being 800 strong" IL gives us
pleasure 10 present today a leaf from
the experience OF veteran mJlAsrei-
maker, aud woman at that. Hear
what Mr. Mary s. 5. Bakermofo q
this city has 10 says
In roadiug tho EvuNIN0 NEWS I nollco
an article nom PAY uu correspondent
who wishes 10 know how 90 make boot
molas.,s that will NOS have a strong
tn,lr.
There may be- many now In this city
who lived through the early days IA
4 ah sud whose ability In tie mUlassts
bushes. may iar exceed mine, yet such
knowledge hs have 1 fTouly give, and
There can be- no harm uOnu % 10 lH not
worthy was here Ia the early days
aud / knew that most OF us hnd 10 mako
our own swon.uniug or do without any.
l made muluHsos nom tie white bCOls la
this way3 Ai,or washing thom aud peel
Ing them a. would potatoes, l cut 'hom
tluo and boiled uli quito son, thou / drew
OH the liquor ana covered the beuts In
the boiler with cold water and boiled
them second tImo about ono hour; then
/ drew tue liquor OF them again aud
pro iced. th1n boiled the liquor until it
commenced 10 thickon, then put one
quart OF Line water TO ten gallons Of
tuuIas-ps aud lot u boil slowly ull quite
thick euuughi put the limo 10 stand in
tho water lwuuty.iour hour; aud all Of
my customers suId the product was a.,
good %. any OF ,ho Eastern molussos. on
c1urro did nos got as much molnssc,
from tho Same quantity OF bees.
boiled The hoOts In HhuUt-iruu boilers and
the molAssUs In casl.itou boilers.
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Real Political Issues
WHILE TRYING TO SOLVE THEN PER-
SONAL BUSINESS SHOULD ALSO BE
REMEMBERED, LIKE JUDGE COL
BORN AND POPPERTOS PLACE ALI
LIZ SANEE."

In these dAye NJ political trifr ~ opIs
are at 10 become 20 ucGlpipI In Ills.
eusHlug tue merits Of thetf Tesuecttys
PARTIES and their respective candi.
dalesi that they Ofgst business, homs
anu family. lhomA. X. Beeehef ono,
-ald lu sermon, "that some maj 50
Nel lhelr church that they f1ip,t
heir Christ, and some NO loved their
SIiy they forgot their cOuutry;D and
tue truth OF the assertion IN very
apparent In this city nj the present
TIME, aud word Of caution NAV not
come amisT, and all those who prefer 10
back their opinions by bel, ihan by
an Argument sh'uld temember the
auNlee VI the gamb ur u his friend 10
never make bet he could not afford
TO lno'e'' which " properly Needed
~tull make election tets very few
ms fall. But II you must bet, bel
some u'e al article anu not cash, that
Tue winner Is In uuiy b.uni 10 Blow.
IN NJ Il DO uune thu better of Tor nav,
q won. We would su, gsst a Suit of
Cl'lhrs or MI OveicoAt MI we are moi
hNrrie u becoming atake.boldersl
me winner would be- made Ioyrns and
comfortable, maze n respectAbls ma.
p,atAnoe wheu making application fnt
10 In the GIT OF his favorlte oandt.
uatei and the l1Oser would moi bn MED
baily IN paying his wager AT tho very
mOuesl price Tor which we are makIng
handsome clothing this fall, and the
winner can surely spt siy himself from
uf ~ menHe stock-neRfly five hun.
dTed slyl1a Of cloth TO select from.
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For few Days only. Choicest
styles snd esrecially good values 10
Martin Fur Carps. 40 ltrfths, rangin I
IN price, $40. 800, $40, $3.50, etc.
Worth one-thlfd more. Call promptly
At Il. Auefhach N Bros.
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For seiee,men James Jensen, OF
sandy, Herman Ham berger Of salt
Lnhe, ~. ~. Quinn, OF Bingham,
Tor sheriff thomHs A.. Lewis.
Tor Assessor FRANK \. Taylor.
For collector Andrew &. iiriNen.
Tor Recorder Gideon 4. Gibbs.
Tor CLERK -. y. ucioy,
Tor 1rrHsnrcr Cyrus a.. IInwIeS.
tor Attorney John "a, Cannon.
FOR surveyor charles a. vi Ikes.
For 'orOner a. A. thrlquist.
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4 concentrations should be sddr,usd 70
pIsEEEI STvs ruHLiHiNo Co,
1eisphous "a
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civ suhssribsrs viii trndiy notiiv ). T. Duu
bar icifcu atorI OF any irreguiaritI an me de-
htefy u their psptrt
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Tie NFwt on "a a; TIE PRINCIPAL Hotels
New ktaudt and on ell passenger uAins cav
ms the cry after pm. dauT,
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Expert watch HrpsirinE.
w. w. Hall, white House Drug Store.
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sut,eribsr, changing ihsr pisssoi fssidshes
shoaid always uvs former ~ well a. presan'
addraaa
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Contain no Ammonia o. Alum.
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WANTED.

A WOMAN no pu wA,uiNs FOR a.
% teutcr street
INiyE CtNr ImNG oHDFRS s.
II Mehcsy. hruuflft
HaHaaaaaaaaa
DEMENBER TINS NEw spcoSD HAND
IL store. a4s Main Highest prices pad
tor furniture. etc as once QuIck sales and
email profits our motto 90 :. Aaln.
ToMrLrENr stu. Tuu GENLuAL
~ house WORK, small family ms litat
South reference required
NIrANrLD-LAuf oE GENTLEMAS To
w assist in onfo -aiary iissp, VITA
chanco 20 increase, ani Unaiupn ucrnAneuti u
I sss.. na w1y ~ .l y 1 ' .S.s
envelope. Manager Lock drawer r. thicaso
COAL.
DUY coat FRuN MILLER q MILLER
ID and set good service and Food coal.
oDoRLEss SANITARY CO.. 81
MAIN SIkEtT. Telephone riA
THE sCAyENGER.
CLOSETS AND CESSPOOLS CLEANED.
Dad ANIMALS REMOVED.
SkNDBtRG.
326 East, Stevens Avenue.
WANDERED.
INRoM SALT LAkE COUNTY iSriRN.
II au, sunday, sept. 3D.. j. - Hunter
t.coiehl aged % YEAR,, white hair aud whisk
sf', weafs sla.sei ant carries cane. nne
L. with Intention Of a..onding tabernacle
Nuuty joel ., Allen, rupt.
sAit LAKE COUNTY iNftBMARY.
FOUND
A LApY's SATIN ntNp NAG. owNEU
n eau get sawC AZ thu oucr by proving
property and paying Tor the advertisement
1901.
A CARTHAGE UuU TiNpEU LEAVE At
~ This once ana receive reward.
FOR SALE
A IL KINDS or coal. r. u. FILLER.
IA tc,k 90, l.l Aaiu 81 lei. so t..,
FOR SALE.
CARLoAD or mruUrEp CoTrswooL
~ hurks. direct FROM CANADA ana also i0i
hsad trgnch Mgiino iueks. Inquire tuh
tdl hat iirst south.
foR SALE.
IT LEHt. ~ ACHE, OF LAND. wtrH
"a house, ia orr, orchard. etc, Inquire j
hruauhcnt, u. ". south Temple sra- g. ealt
Laso City, Utah.
FOR RENT.
A SiCE HOUSE OF THREE Rooms
~ 500 per month. Second North ami
seventh Wet.
MONEY TO LOAN.
I OANs, ANY AMOUNT uN cry or
- SAT iAao ana davis Couniy farms. Apply
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FOR RENT.
MONEY TO LOAN.

7 OANs, ANY AMOUNT uN cry or
II sat l.AHo and Davis County farms Apply
az once 10 10 ii5 McusruiCk block.
hN hEAspSAHLE TEKM@ APPLY TO
" Taylor hrotnors, No. - East Temple
street.
NIONEY To LIAN A LOWEST HArEs
vi on real estate. Thompson. ~ Wee.
second south
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-01
THEY ARE
TO GO!

WHAT Our new mems Winter
Suits and Ovcrcoats. When1 Why on
10 the forms OF all the best dressed
men IN Utah. They are going there
now, they're going fast Make yourself
preseniable, ike check In the bank.
Whether YOU are or not, you certainly
will be handsome II altfed in one Of
h Sc suits or ovcfcoats. Don't delay,
hut do the proper thing at once and
prepare for winter. October is the
month In which to prepare for winter.
md when you have bought one OF our
uits you will not feel like hugging the
stove every time you return out Of
doors.