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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-21
NEW YORK STOCKS.
Bonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad

Money call easy at lSt%; last loan at " and
closing offered at IL. Prime mercantile paper, 3@l
31&%. Bar silver, $3.50. Mexican dollars, 5Sssc.
Sterling exchange is firm with actual business IN
bankers bills at $4 SSI2ct4 $3.50 for Sixty days
and 81 SSl4@A 1854 for demand. Posted rates
s4 1894 90. Commercial bills, 81 S71aG4 SSla.
Silver certificates, $3.50.
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a G Hillman, Davis
v Clyte & VT, n Y
Henry Frank, Fruitvale
Mrs Z III Jone. PIT Townsd
l. Mershan, British G
Chas ID Cobb, Boston
) q Sorgen & wi, Portlnd
Z NJ Irving & VT, N Y
Miss S Steele, San Jose
X Gracey, Mereed
NJ Burk, Los Angeles
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II Wilson. Chicago
II Jackson, Petaluma
w p Dickinson, Chicago
B Crowell, Cleveland
A A Wright &w, Portland
j NJ Byrne, Los Angeles
A Blumenthal. n \
JT Clifton, London
w e Fitch, Kentucky
Mrs l. Peterson. Portland
p NJ Hanley & w, ogden
HWileoxson &w, Carroltn
HOTEL.
GE Hanscom& wfValejo
il II Hull e wi, topeka
I'M Gleaves. Redding
Miss Todd, oxford
G w Elsey, Modesto
r T Jones, st John
, ] w Davis. Tulare
NV Waugh MD, Wash
Miss L Upton, San Jose
A Upton, San Jose
III Maddux, Modesto
III G Turner, Modesto
, w B Rankin, Los Gatos
A Won Ettinger, Cal
S Nj Lasell. Martinez
G B Tidball, Los Angeles
II Kendrick, Los Angeles
q Yule e. VT, Wis
l E Doty, San Diego
w C Davis & VT. Arizona
B None, Riverside
Mrs II l. Eastman, Uklah
a I Boyseer, Sacto
n DIR G H Jackson, Wodlnd
= r j. Harris, Wash
D w Evans, Paso Robes
4 MrsC 4 Humbert, Glover
dale
, f K Smart, Dutch Flat
G w Morton & WI. Sacto
n HUI ELL.
T S Easterbrook, Chicago
A II Christian, Milwaukee
f Maurice, Stockton
J II Roberts, MERGED
/ F D Gomez, Auburn
w F Whitaker, Los Ang
DIR r Paulin, Portland
c B Macaskey, Portland
J NJ Berry, Seattle
g B Smith, Seattle
ERIN HOTEL.
G A Roll, w d d, N Y
Flora Oliver, st Louis
Mrs J o Oliver, st Louis
J Lovlettle, st Paul
C p Allen, Detroit
J Williams, n Y
Julia A Vinton, San Jose
G G Grant, Seattle
DJ Keohane, Alcatraz
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN Aa.
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska A. M, 1902
June A, 8, 49, %. July 5. g. 10, a. August g. g. iS.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
june 4, s., a. 49, "a, 29 and every fifth day there
after.
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay steamer Pomona,
every Tuesday at p. NJ.
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports
June 2, 6, TO- IA, 1S, % %, 80, and every fourth
day thereafter. A.. NJ.
For San Diego, stopping only at Port Hartford
Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles Redondo CLOS
Angeles) and Newport, June 4, .. u, Is, 20 %,
-. % and every fourth day thereafter, IL A. NJ.
Steamer Pomona Saturday to Monday excur-
sion TO Santa Cruz and Monterey, leaves Broadway
wharf !. Saturdays p. NJ.
For ports Mexico, 10 A. NJ, 25th OF each
month, steamer Willamette Valley.
Ticket Office-Palace Hotel, New Montgomery
street.
GOODALI, PERKINS & CO., General Agents
10 Market st.. San Francisco
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Inc COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Silver weaker.
Wheat quiet.
Free purchases of Brewing Barley in the country
Oats plentiful and weak.
Choice dry Corn firm.
Rye steady.
Beans dull.
Hay unchanged.
Potatoes and onions easier.
Butter and Cheese unchanged.
Tgss weak and dul.
Poultry market overstocked.
Apricots in brisk canning demand.
Peaches continue 20 advance.
Figs neglected.
Stocks Of Oranges reduced.
Dried Fruit market getting frner.
Considerable change in Vegetables.
Hides quiet.
dDlI.
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PALACE HOTEL.

1 - - ~ \
J b Peaks. Stockton
j Hampton L. W, 0aklan,
| O w Brewer, n Y
w B Cole, Cleveland
NJ r Swift. Cleveland
w p Gould, Santa Barb
$ May d w, Cincinnati
IL N Pritchard, Liverm
Q ] Paisley d w. Scotland
L Rinaldo, San Jose
X Clark. Monticello
w S Leake d. w. Sacto
GRAM
z A Buell., Stockton
] b Meloch, MADEIRA
G w Gilmore, Red Bluff
A III Phillips & WI. Cal
; b Dobblns, Vacaville
5 = Morton & WI, Cal
Mrs II Roberts, MARITIME.
mrs y Wheeler, Chicago
y Likens, Vallejo
w j Denis, Los Gatos
p o Bonebroke & w, Or
5 Morris. Los Angeles
Miss b f Lovett, L Angl,
Il j. Wocdmanse, Portlnt
Z III Lux & VT, San lose
z a Bump & VT, Sacto
ID + Eustis. Cal
j l. Winslow, S Barbara
j Z Sloan & VT, Malaga
Mrs j B Moorehead
Nogales
Mrs ] C Moreland, Iowa
Miss L Foreman, Usage, I
Miss e Foreman, Usage, 1
Mrs j F Hoadley, Glove,
dale
| w w Anderson, Bozema.
III t Knight, Folsom
WMVanderhurst, Salina
j Il Tuck, Cal
BALDW
Prof Tyndall, London
+ S Sevrany & W, Phil
j NJ Short. Stockton
A A Jackson DIV, NJ ercet
a b c Dowdell, StHeleni
w Wright, Sacramento
j Foster, Los Ang
A Klingenberg, Portlan,
Mrs NJ E Hart, Portland
L L Down, Wash
j II Todd, Sacramento
NEW WEST
j w O'Donnell, Md
a / Toumison, st Louis
Goldie Oliver, st Louis
j o Oliver, st Louis
b Mitchell, London
A Cumming, Victoria
D j. Edwards. n Y
a b White, Boston
+ G MacMannus, Fla
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THURSDAY, June 2O-4 p.
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, June 20-2 P. NJ.
IDS. Bid ASNed.i Bid. asked.
G conn mn Ranks Commercal-
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CREEK ROUTE FERRY.
From SAN FRANCISC0-FOot of Market Street (Sp 81
100 500 900 $1,000 I1;oOAn
1880 tl:ao 900 $500 400 500
+e:ooPM
From OAgLAND-Foot Of Broadway 600 .7oo
800 1900 1000 siI:Oo AM. ti2.oo
1880 400 800 400 800 Pm.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

for Aate satpptra h.teL.Laence Sc NneteenM Raoe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-21
UNFIT IgHigEaNTs.

An AUsJuiau press bureau, tho
chief buslulB ot Whiol H1oms Co be-
what We A1eggaIs call blooming"
,heif country uuI Uudcay5fiHg 10 in.
dugc TIE influx % capital and immi.
grafton, is nevertheless given sc umys
to The vXpJsliou OF plain thoughts Ia
plain language, and OF advice that
many others bcsidgbAuslrallau l00mlu
might follow Win prghL 10 hcro ia
Utah We DO not have q plcss bureau,
We at least have many people engaged
iu tho same limo OF business as the
auup0duau outfit ToicTTeI 10, and %
these We submit tho following Icscrir-
lion OF "lhlds vino should not emil
grAle," feeling assured that 10 the hinls
herein had been more cl51gly followed,
there would no. have been ao much
complain! aud aulsTius IN this city 40
thvIo hos been in th5 laos Two yoari
Those are tho poupl, who should not
emigfhlU3 Those who AFRO afraid 10 work
aud want high wages for poor labor.
Those who axe unwilling 90 learn what lH
required ui iHHm lu o. now country.
Those who prefer idly luauug Boa me
town Go working Boa thH country. Those
who prn.Bui 200 Boo farm Hu0rJra, vet do
not know tI0 difference between fold
VI wheat aud % LU.H of barley, IuHaH
who arc always looking Goo someone oIso
tu assist tu1m, instead NJ relying upon
their own UuNuIEuI. Those VINO urU
always going 90 iuru over now loaf
but uUyur do o. Those who want tu got
rich without working. Those who have
NOS learned uH.i8l TRADE mud aro uu.
willing 90 UH nUuH ono. Those who ur1
strangers 90 habits ~ temperance, indus.
uN, and UHslIiiF, Those who always
look ON ibo dark slau OF everything.
Those who hold Ma, failure Co sol on boz
nu old country is gho ugst recommends
lion iu now Que.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-21

cree % the primaries resui,ed in max
! ms the latter free from any disorder
whatever AZ tho election they wcr,
among the early volcrs. The senator
ray3
Women bring Goo tbo exercise oI Goo
! right 1l equal suffrage Hu Intelligence
! fully equal 90 that ul The male voter on,
! Of Che nppiron. results of tho presence OF
women as rlfucpst1r4 iu political mat
tors is that political parties must exercise
creator caro- than before us t1 Doc char
actor aud standing 0f nominees ior Olco.
The flniomong is then mado that
there Ucs3 no unpleasant results ap.
parent H She coussqueucooi tue voting
by wHme.; That tho undchroI fear
iuai tbs bouowal OF the rlght might
lead 10 certain offensive dcmoaslrh-
lions Of what is termed tho strong.
mindodncs5 OF women hal found no
jusiidctt1H; that lhoy voted in far
srca,er proportion than did the mon,
and apparently 'olt they were per.
forming a duty rather than exercising
apIivilcs,; aad that there was no un.
usual desils on the part % the women
OF Colorado 60 be candidates iof 700 TO,
anu tbs women who were nominated
aud elected received their nomlua.
tI9us without wira.pulIug in their
oula.. The letter continues with
The declaration that "lho rtu1aucc OF
wlmauat tho polls Is looked upon as
au unJisguisei bleming," and closes
with c4proabing the belioioi .no writer's
.hat "ii the question a8 b whether the
right ofauiiugc should be bestowed on
women should BIO again submitted 90
The voters OF Colorado, d, would De
carried in tho Affirmative by q Tor
greater mJJuty than 10 received a
year ago"
rhoro 10 no doubt that the repre-.
aen,ati1n5 OF the Colorado sonalon,
coming from sucn higA authority por,
slnally c9uvouapt with tho WORKING
Of the new order ,f affairs ia tho oou-
tOuuial ttl'r, will be- very gmtiyiB. 10
the equal suffrage advocates every.
whore, HII VIII afford fresh material
TO proyeIao ialacy Of many arguments
advanced 10y Incorporation. They also
Will DO iuslfuclve % the people
generally, auI be.ng introduced into
Maasaonusctu at an oYa0.tuno time
may be- expected 10 psOIu1o results
favorable 90 lho woman tllsago cause
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-21
FREDERICK DOUGLASS

Tho nows Of the sudden domla1 Ct
Frederick Douglass, THO oolorod orator,
editor and statesman of this country,
comes as unexpectedly as tho silent
messenger OF eternity undoubtedly
came TO himself anu his immediate
surroundings. He had ius, entered
his home ana seated himself iu o. chair,
aud was chatting win his wife nb3u.
ths occurrences II the day, when
there was an inl0ula pain, O gafp, ur-
olnsolouBuosE, and iu a TOW mamsu.s
Mo was ezgia.G a long auI varied
career was ended.
ln the lilo OF tho dep1ft1I slater
man brilligat iluslAuou b.
given OF tho power OF tho
human mind 10 overcome difficulties
anu achieve success Ga the face OF nd.
verso surroundings. Born o. slave aud
treated as such, young ID uglsss, I'm
spite OF hia masters, learned TO- write
ami read, and when bondage grow ln.
tolorablo no successfully uluded HE
oppresaor1 until circlmslauGg1 made 10
possible ior him 20 purchase bis liberty.
During tho nutl.BlSyery movement he
became noted lecturer, thrilling his
audiences by the eloquent descrlI ous
Of his own experiences and these of
others. When the war broke Gu, he
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-21
WOMES AND VOTING.


The people o.. Utah probably have
made up tleir minds on woman aut
tyAge, and lha. nvombly, since % has
been ulqlaIlh1lly endorsed by both
OF tho luadigg political parties, who
arc pledged TO 500 adoption iu the state
constitution. Tho fuJIcc. 10 sgIiatug
quite number % tho state legislature,
however, syysul gl them having prog
o8u0us TO amend choir contributions
au as 60 ualuni tho elective franchise
90 women. Even iu B.a.t old Ma8aa,
cAuaa,a the movement 70 growing
apuec, ia uuagu. form being o. pro.
posed experiment, ia municipal govern
muUb tIa. rho plan may be tested iu
tlal capacity before being par5uI upon
iu lta geugulu application Go tue state.
A. 10 we'll kaOWu, senator George H..
H1aT OF MaaggAuselgs, o. an nrlgut
advocate OF tampio suffrage, aud has
been ma,iug Inquiries relative TO Ia
operation iu Colorado TO strengthen
ais argumenUBt home. In q letter
fuut low days ago To- IL. b, Blackwell,
oi Boston, hu 5aysi
Iaskod tho senators from Colorado TO
EIyU mu thU result OF tuoIr observation
O' .u1 a.1 u,Oglou iu thI. state, in which
women took part / send you tho au-
Hwup which L nupo nil our NiAHsaohu-
Hu.tH newspapers viii print I think tnu
people of Massachusetts VIII soon CuWu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-21
BUSINESS METHODS
OF THE DAY.
Those Adopted by Progressive
Merchants,

Step into the sJorOa OF any Of our
progressive merchants OF today and
you will ue delighted 81 the Lew, clean,
iTush appearance % the stock OigoI4r
presented fJt your inspection and mar.
vel 40 the absence 0f old .ylUs or Bhrl'.
sUileu gO1la, aui % you should ask the
merchant how hc avoids such accum.
ulntl1u, hn Will tell you truthluily
that be sells them before thoy get 10
that condition; by going through hts
stock from time 90 time hni any artlc q
which 10 not selling rapidly ~ marked
with % price 90 low that customer
who can ufo Hucn goods cuu't uii0rI
not 10 luy-uuyor c0nfiIBTiug how
much he may llsp by tue transaction,
but how much the gain viii uc 10 sold
before n becomes WORTHLESS by holding
until II has no demand. La the matter
% mems cluihluH u'AitH Of goods
change exon season ADD d. goods ARE
bold raEt tnolf seas n tht s. dcprrcialo
In value my ger cent, aud n third
they ate worth ten per cent. Ofthcis
original cost Therefore d merchant
tailor who closes out hls stock OF goods
lust before tgCH trttul Gloss Tor hall
their o8aI, realizes the full va ne these
same g1Idg would lEvt n hell over
until the beginning Of me next season,
ana DO has NE m ItytiE months In
advance, with which % buy ilcah,
seAuuuaulu stock, And 'ul this reason
we iepl lhat with our hslfUrigp ralc on
Pants Cor the past two weeks We hava
made 8I much money we viii continue
the same prices i1r ten daya more aud
add DO cur halfp.lcc clearance sale,
auIit, AMI make ur during tho mex ten
duyt any $50, t-g, So $50, sgS. $50 Ur
So ruuIH Iu JuT store iDr 80. who
eau ull1rd ip refuse these uurCtirse
We can't augri 0. .ilcr them only loo
rot cusb. AftyJHucr that this 10 au
uil8r you cam HuUrI 60 fu'uHg, DO tho
large cole we bad 0u paniH Tor the pHst
ten days, aud VIC expect 10 cell 200
Suits in the mex. ton d,ys on thi6 gi,ai
Offering.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-21

a California con. .mrInfy mu.ing
uy1u the present s.iualHn Of mankind
tuua cxpfcsfel 800 thougu,a
Ia iho world growing worse, moro
vicious. moro corrupt Us wHAItI o ermN
and poverty ihU only yrtIH AFRO tuorU
uH bravo mon Ur NIfl Iuus women lHfi uu
tIH round ulrIu ul uurF no H1 Lu0
sooner iIUfH CIWHH H universal delur0
tH0 uHiiur lu spite, huWuyurf Of tlO uU.
uuur.utions % tl1 pUaumisu % iI not
WIs1 lp 0uuHoIH Tint che world IH wUEU
thlu DO oVUr was before. We know moro
about wh1. Ia going ON, and iuH 600
turning 600 fhU calcium light nl publicity
normal, NIt human nature is much th1
sluD ls % ulHuYH has hUUu. no society
would applaud tIuuU aud fr1Wu 1n Woo.
luH UIi NJ runIHuIug tIu HuUr nul Dis.
regarding thH ilImnr Che poHim,st
would soon uuI h.a occupation g0uo.
Ig" ANA "lncre'l $40 rub" ~
society would" only DO that which So
does uoi-viu no. 90; "i'D 80 would
cease ,Hat which 70 plia.sia iu doing
end seems determined not % turn
from, how different thlugs would b,!
But "Slo.oty'an course 10 not directed
to the hopeful, happy condition; honco
human nature boIns "mucn tho l1mp
aa !. siwaya huB boon '--sa twas Iu thr
Gays whsn N1sh's preaching OF righ.-
o0u8ucss aud warning o. Destruction
'or WlgE,dHas wore unhoeIoi-'H
rapidly descending 10 that slate ln
which our friend Gays "tH0 loouor
ingrc comes universal JeIuEu the
btttorn
There is 100 occasion i0F peaimlslio
vlow Of tI1 situation. surely IT is
bad enough Boo tho beet light that
can DO iurHgl ON lL The world
hos been laa. vicious, less cor
rupl than Itis today, The Fol1shHessi
tho avarice, tho bAler passions
OF men, today arc towering over the
vif,uga Of humanity, causiug q fre,iu,
unrest namul,l dread. The op-
tImist recognizes thoL anu nnls his
hope Tor tine future iu un undesirable
something which he b. unable 90 gasp
or 90 awaken a hope Ia Tor Others who
arc pOOriug Into the miBts Of tue here.
after And yet there are bravo aud
men and women "luf. on this
round earth Of ourr," iu whose purity
aud courage lhors Is definite assurance
Of immunity from "unlvsrlal dclugeD
10 again empty the earth Of Us IN.
hubiau,1.
There Is no hope IN "soci0lyD TO
effect a change Tor the better; that o.
growing moro superficial
aud corrupt Ia lts morals. There 10 no
wisdom either la listening to the op-
iimlat SIRENS song OF trust q existing
social conditions and tendencies, Or in
assuming the pgssimials hopolessnoss,
based ON the trend OF modern society.
Tho wlsu viii look squAtely At the
whole situation, and will recognize
that rufoIms in politics, in morals, or
inauy direction are powrrlusa without
tho vital spiritual force which impela
tho individual TO act In harmony With
divine Law. Obedience 10 tho dice,
commands OF Deity saved Noah anu
his iamilyi nothing less will preserve
tho people of today irom a fate equally
terrible. Thatsaying power 10 Ia tue
Gospel preached by Moab, by Abra-
ham, by she Lord aud His disciples,
aud ral,orod by Him to earth through
tho Prophet Joseph smith. The
world win yet have 10 recognize this
a0L aad the sooner they do it the
better il WIN no.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-21

maie himself useful in various
ways Tor the cause OF tle
North, aud wac, la,Or tfsu
called upon for advice col-
cornlug the nseds Of the clI9rcl
race. Since thr' time he has been
jealous worker irtla Interests OF bic
OF which he was the most abl1
representative. As t,Iuuio Go bis
Nom ~ 60 may be said that while he
We've aud actions may not always
have been beyond cfil1ilm, hls inieu.
lions were mo- doubt good, and bis li'o.
work will Jo romcmJ.rad as c1usu.
Grated 10 the cause OF Liberty tIc and
1i the human RAGS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-21

In tho fslI,l ls1I. son Of Sir. -.
a. MoFaGuuJ, plu mluoui merchant
1.-Two OAK, suffer Cnu Cl'.i Ha.
t.'rI with very heavy COLI. Tue
pains 300 bic Ghost were SD uavago that
Bp had eplim4 ana was tnTsatonud
with pugum1ua. llIs faiberg I'VE hiu
spvorGl large au.Us OF ChamudUainia
Cough RumHIy which broke ul the
cough aud cured bin. DIT. McFar-
land says whtuayer Do children have
Group, ho Invariably giyos them
CLambUrlAlu'E CoI.4 Ramody, anu 20
ALVEY, urgG them. Hu considers DO
ibu b.E, cough remedy Ia the market.
For Gale 3 y u.ufgis'f.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-21

BrEAEISG pF the pUris that attend
these who $50 down 10 .lo sea IN ships,
an English pEpoE referring to the
great storm Of the I'D Of Dsccmber,
1893, says thatn1 luss than 33l fisher.
men wore lost between L1wostof. and
Hun; Of thess 400 were from Hull and
90 Of them were married; tho greater
part Of the remainder who were lost
were from Great Yarmouth and Low
osl0f., mostly married men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-21

Attend thu grlt Auction Sale o.
The t'maindcr % Che BANKRUPT stock Of
5. T.. IsaaI.. Sales alto d. We, q.
m. AMI D.. m. A zoos opportunity Go
take auvauta aIL la2 South Mal1 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-21

Tho Burlington route is tho only
limo running dining cara on the "a
u carlo" plan, lotwcon Denver and
Omahl, Kansas CITY and Chicago.
iasssngoa have 20 pay only for what
they cat. 30 sute tina. your tickets
read via the BuFI'nFt0u route.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-21

HOODS FILLS are easy 10 take.
.a5y ga action and sure In eject 95c 2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-21

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
cJatains a5 ArIuonIl or Alum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-21

We guarantee every bottle OF nWkS
Cough syrun. For .plr by h. }. Hill
O. Co., nud Neld,n Iudson Drug %. 2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-21

g. Co., nuu Ncldun judH1u Drug 20. =
A Foot Note 5 $ $s;: !: 5 !. y: (
through LIES
iourrey pleasure, by suggesting toe
use 90 Analysis. Cure.
PrcFpiring Feet
Sore Feet.
Bl.aioroi Foei,
Fg0stuJ Feet
Chllll1iu Feet.
Try % and g0u viii aiways praise 30.
For sa'r ~ al drugGlsis, aAr.
T.. E. lyman d. Co., PERCEPTION
Dupglts, sole Proprietor, 80 East
Second South Street, Salt Lake CITY.
4 Recommendation ir6m Los angeles.
GH2 CASTELAR, H., Lon Angeles, Cal
After having uttered f.f y lpug time
hlm acute rhtumAusm, without Oh
.giaiug relief l used Chsmbetlaiu'S
pliu Balm and was almost immediate
by relieved. 1 highly recommend this
as the brsL medicine known, ID. ~.
Hamilton. For sale by druggists.
Juo. Lutte, OF Lu Roy, n. y, says
IL have been troubled with Indigestion
and hli0gsuuaa iHr years, Parks Tea
has cured me-" For falu boy n. J. HIN
s. Co.,, ami Nell1n Juis0n Drug Go. .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-21

Sold hy Druggists aud Wholesale and
Retail by =, q. n. l., sal, Lake city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-21

z DAMS. ANY AMOUNT uN CRY OK
u salt IaEn HHH uAsH County farms, Apply
40 once 90 Hl. .It Nga8rulrs block.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-28
Marriage III
Marriage Licenses.
Epenetus Willie Rand to Lilly Wat
ons. colored.
Dced orAssIrn1,,cu1.

a deed OF assignment was filed In the
Clerks office yesterday from Morris
Fass to a. Is. Seldner, trustee. convey.
Ing to said trustee a1i of the stock OF
goods. wares and merchandise belong
Ing TO MIR. Fass In the store number 1876
Church street consisting principally
OF furniture. carpets, stoves. toys, pic
lures. oil cloths, mattingS, lamps, baby
carriages and all other fixtures, and
chnttelS OF every description in said
store or elsewhere. belonging to the
said party of the first part, except
ing such goods, wares and chattcls on
said premises TO which the party or he
first part (Mr. Fass) has claimed under
homestead exemption deed, and also
three relocipcdpa and two tr,2yclcS.
from RoSge ~ Koch and nine oil stoves,
from NJ. L. Howard. the said goods hay.
Ing been consigned from those parties
and are to be returned to them. Mr.
Fass also conveys TO the trustee all
ponds. DIS. notes, accounts. chooses In
action. etc, etc, his uneXpircd leas,..
horse and wagon, etc. After the attor-
ney'S fee and other necessary expenses
Tor executing this trust the ussignor pre-
ters: First, The payment of all rents
due by him: ssl,ond, a note held by the
Marine Bank and endorsed by NJ. Um-
stadter Il Co.. for the sum of s245; Il note
held by the Merchants and Mechanics
Savings Bank for the sum of $685. n
note held by ID. Adclsdorf for the sum
of $3.50: note hsld by the same parties
for the sum of sS5; n note payable to
Iettn Pincns for the sum of 500; n
note payable to the order of Lollie H.
Pincus for the sum of 500: u note pay
able to the same party for the sum OF
s7a: note held by l5urruss Son & Co
for the sum of S1lO; to George Fnss, for
value received, the sum of $3.53S30; to
ltosge & Koch, for value received, $26 90;
TO NJ. =. Howard, for value received,
S5h.f0; third. the rema ming creditors
rntably IN order as named i'm the deed.
The liabilities are estimated at about
$4,000 value of assets unknown.