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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-01
SOUTHERN RAIL WAY
piedmont AIR-LINE).
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
IN EFFECT JANUARY 20, 1895.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA,

II IS A. NJ, SOUTHERN EXPRESS, daily
for Danville, Greensboro,
Winston Salem. slsepers Rich.
mTnd; Va ct to Danv,I NE, and nd
rying sleepers &c Augusta,
tine. connecting at jack
Tampa, and with the
Washington and Southwestern
Vestibuled Limited (No. 80,
carrying sleepers Danyille to
Ashevills and Hot Springs, At
lanta, birmingham, Memphis,
and New Orleans. Connections
made at Memphis and New
Orleans for all points In Texas
and California. Richmond pas
sengers can remain in sleeper
and change at Salisbury at
7:i5 A. NJ Sleeper open for
passengers at $50 Z. NJ.
1890 p. NJ. FAST MAIL. daily. for At
lanta and points South.
Connects at Moseley with
Farmville and Powhatan rail
road; az Keysville for Clarks-
vile. oxford. Henderson. and
Durham, and at Greensboro
for Durham. Raleigh. and
Winston-Salem. Carries sleep
ers New York to Atlanta and
Montgomery. and from New
York TO Jacksonville. Parlor-
Car Atlanta 10 Birmingham.
eco p. NJ. LOCAL. daily. except Sunday,
for Keysville and intermediate
pOipfs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-01

BY John T. Goddin & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Bank and Eleventh streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS CHANCELLOR SALE,
STOCK. FIXTURES, POOL-TABLE,
SAFE, AND GOODWILL OF BAR, we'll
located, and doing good business
DENOON, UPPER & CO,
NH 1-F&Su2t sd Main street.
500 MONTHLY, GUARANTEED. MAN
CONCERN WANTS RE-
PRESENTATIVE IN RICHMOND Cor any
city not taken). Must have few hundred
dollars cash to pay. for goods on de-
livery after orders have been secured.
L. E. VAIL, Morse Building, New York.
fe 27-ff
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En ~, CHESAPEAKE
XA- - NyM.N@ AND
~sH1uTgas' OHIO RAILWAY
EFFECTIVE MARCHLlEs
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. BKOAD.
STREET STATION

EFFECTIVE MARCH
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. HkOAo.
STREET STATION.
$50 A. NJ. Daily, with PuHman O..
norfolk, Portsmouth. ot
Point. Newport News. ana 10.
cal stations.
800 p. NJ. Daily, win Parlor-ear N,
l9cai stations. N'aP1H N.ar
mouth.
I'D A. NJ. LEGAL train. except sunday. ~
SHiton Forge. Connects n
Gordonsyl.le Tor Masr.ug.oe
az Virginia Midland JgnCuoa
Tor Lynchburs. az Basic fo-
tasstsiown, and at staua,el
go p. NJ. The Tn c iITSbSs,sT and g, ,..
Limited. daily. Win Pano-c,r
20 Nhiion Forge ana Pllun
SleepeTs G,rlonsvilie O. Cig.
cinnati and s. Louis Sol,
9.y at important stations.
NJ ais served 90 Di1ing Gers
y. No. T. Local Train. cxc.,,
sunday. follows $40 Z f..m
s.qo u =, Sharlottesyille q Goshen.
W." NJ Local Train, except sunday.
;Aecommodation for Char.
,os.o lottesville
1920 p. n. Daily, Tor Cincinnati vlb
+. T. V. Pullman 70 Hinton end Cor.
louisville to Cincinnati Ian
Louisville Meals served In
Dining-Cars. Connects 10 Gov.
lngton. Va. daily Nr H,t
Springs.
TRAINS LEAVE ElGHTH-SrREEr
STATION
$40 a. NJ. Daily. for Lynchburg ana CIR.
ton Forge. Connects at B-..
mo. except SguaAy. f-r Ros.
uey, at Lyncabura dlIly. vth
Norfolk ana Western far Ill.
Southwest. ard With Sol,t-ra
Railway for North ami S5lfh.
AT Balcony daily. fcr Les.ns.
ton, and n ". clifton Forg.
with main line f0- Cincinnati
4:D L. NJ. Except SUNDAY Local accCmmi.
dalton FOR Columbia
TRAINS ARRIVE At RICHMOND
BROAD-STREET STATION
$50 a. M. Daily, from Cncnu4L
IL 30 A. NJ. Daily, from Norfolk and Cd
Point.
go p. NJ. Daily, from Cae.nnaa and
Louisville.
$50 p. ". Daily. from Norfolk AMI Old
500 p. NJ. Except Sunday. from clifton
FORGE
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH-SraEET
STATION
si5 A. NJ. Except Sunday from Colun.
hla.
800 p. NJ. Daily. from Lynchburg. Lex.
ington. Va. and clifton Forge.
JOIN ID POTTS
ia 8 Division Passenger Agent
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NOURT SALE OF THE MOST
~ DESIRABLE CORNER PROPERTY
IN THE CITY OF MANCHESTER, VA.
CORNER or NINTH AND HULL
STREETS.
KNOWN AS HEIDER'S BUILDING,
ON
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6. 1895,
At 4:30 O'CLOCK +. NJ, ON THE
PREMISES.
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CEABOARD AIRLINE
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY. DE-
CENBER 3, 1884.
g.. L. NO. 403. No. %.
Daily Daily.
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BY virtue of decree OF the Hastings
Court for said city, in the case OF VIII
liam Heider vs. John Carroll, trustees.
and ais. entered on the sd day of Janu-
ary 1895. we will sell at public auction.
on the day and hour named above, that
truly VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND
at the northeast corner OF Hull and Ninth
streets. The lot fronts - feet on Hull
street by lS7 feet deep. There Is a large
and wcll-arranged ube-tenement brick
and tin-roof building. three stories high.
on this lot, comparatively new now &C.
cupied by MIR. w. d. Anderson. and Mr..
Young The third floor is fitted UP as a
hall for societies to meet in. This Is just
ly considered one of the most valuable
corner properties In the city, and pays a
good rental. For further particulars call
on the auctioneers.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at
six twelve, and eighteen months. the pur>
chaser to give notes with 8 per cent. In.
terest added and title retained until the
whole purchase money Is paid and con-
G. l.. PAGE,
Is. o. JAMES,
Special Commissioners.
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AUCTION gA1ES-This Nay.
4 UOTION SALE OF BANANAS,
"A APPLES. oRAN0ss. LExoNs, xrc.-
We will sell
TO-DAY at II O'Clock,
BANANAS APP l. H0. ORANGES.
N"y WILLIAM JENKINS SON.
l3ll east Cary street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-01

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
THE DESIRABLE EASr-END RESI-
DENCE, (30lD.
ON SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET,
LIBBY HILL"
VERY NEAR THE SOLDIERS AND
SAILORS MONUMENT.
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TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND:
Gas A. NJ. From Atlanta and Jackson
vile.
4:J0 p. NJ. From Atlanta and augusta.
$40 A. NJ. From Keysville.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-30
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.
Notes OF EVests Called From Our Coun-
try Exchanges.

Cedar City, Iron County Record;
Bob Muiliner reports that he has sue
cesded In gettins an srlenan well Tor
Al. Thorley at Eight Mile Springs NJ
a depth OF 100 feet. We understand
that flue well-drlving machine bat
been shipped 10 Cedar from Salt Lake,
aud that It will DO ussd 10 this locality.
We are glad 10 hear this.
Beaver UtoniAn, For some tins
past there has been strong effort put
forth q awaken au Interest on tue sub.
iect u irrigation. To this end a cor.
rsspondence has been carrie on be.
tween gentlemen In Salt Lake who
have thu matter In hand And promi.
nent oiiiYeus In the various oopntiop.
phis resuliei Ia q general mass meet
log being called here on Mond0y even.
ing last, ut which there were some
nity Interested eitlzens 10 Attendance,
The meeting was called Ia oTdsr by b.,
Mum ord, who introduced Hon. !.
IL. Muir 0ek as chairman OF the meet.
ing. j, f. Tol,on was elected secre.
Mry. The chairman tnen outlined the
object OF the move In the interest o.
Irrigation which Ia intended to culml,
nate In props 'agislAllon on this cub.
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Accident OIL the Rail.

On Monday a,efnoou Samuel HI.
bert, with his vie ana three children.
and MT. * PIP were coming into
own from tue west ia wagon. a.
the h1rses steppsd on the track
Of the Unlen Pacific, (which
crosses J street = southo0uul
freight train struck them with
tue result that the wagon tongue broke
aud the aninAls were killei Instantly.
rhs wagon was I'm standing by the
side OF tho track SO none OF ;Lv
people were injured. Near the crlEs.
INK there IL a heavy grown OF willOWf
which MADE Il Impossible lot either the
train men or tha psonis Ia the wagon
10 SEQ each other. Mr. III lbert IL q
poor man ami the team And wagon
represents NIL his earthly pocse-sio .
except y fow household goods. Hs hRs
hee supporting nia family by ped.
dling, hauling wUod, etc.
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When anyone Is In a condition u sickness
or distress the quickest way 10 obtain re iet or
cure u 20 make tho disease OF distressed con-
dition known 70 one VINO can ana VIII he'p
A child will scream. and IT, cries will DO an.
sworod with tenderness nnd pity. man
wpn't scream, bot ~ he y belns .s!s,oa AZ w.,
c0nsumrtito cough, or decomposihF IKE a
rotten pear under deep catarrhal POISONING.
or bleeding TO death by luns h.moLin ., ~. q.
ady. Tho man will feel the ch.lds sEouy,though
MOI Inc chlld'e weaknes- lie WI NOV }sI a,i
for tenderness or charity ne WI sssa ns'p
In a man's Way, hy Announcing his sytnptehs
10 y good fpocinhst, y oyidinE no Knows ni
good specialist and ass The money " PA nm.
II he has the money lhat. where W. ~, l,,,'
man ! lot. "a tirk womAn's lot u hard one. NO
hearts D eed for them, No one fsAfns hnu
wa o 90 save them Mon anl women, hebet'
ers or any other eompAsaionste guardian angel
10 run 10 them with balm and comfort ana
hsaiing mcdiones. Whatever thor anguish.
thev face a wor without heaH Anu murt
huy help or stay SICK. Just ~ they must ouy
And noetor .. W. shores reason Tor esisb
fishing me- great system Of a.,s.anee to y
-ot uiundly We come and henith 70 ~ me
chrome sufferers OF this country, whetner Iieh
or poof-waa simply because thia miAvts ,,n
pocket want. this waut OF iee money 20 hs
au.uuy aud 10 cruelty pinchea me - "
p,nche. nlnonA thAs plnched millions 10
Sow. anyone thatia tick. Aniicted. strloten,
Al enurngfd half.hOpo|tss. nsel not scream
or moan flf help ike chld, nor beE Iof NC "
like charity nonEars. Just 20 70 " Hi y. " ,
shorss, Inc rtopoa Doctor a. Ilan'a hsa'
icai lnsututc. No = Hast second 71uh .tFreN
aud ten MN the tympioma OF Your sleAhsss
Ihis q uts you nothins aac y VII % nIas
th,n 10 be cured tnCro 10 10 etpouse teionu
the regular Assessment uf - month, lholuu.
ing ali ne d ines and every tling no ossatl 70
the luioAest and mo5t certain Fes'oIAeoh "
hualth.
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junction CITY Items.

The Hon. +. J. Kis.els circular on
the dangers VI statehood, published
yesterday morning, was no surprise 10
nis irienJu, II being well known that
he was opposed 10 atatshood.
The opera house W.. crowded la,t
right, the rsasOn bning visit Of CSl.
rrumbo, Cnss. Craze, Wan. Glassman
snd Prot. FalFchild..
Tho tuurfEl services over the rem-ins
OF ss.Mayor W. ". rurssr wrss hold
yesterday afternoon from the Eplseo-
pal cnuIoh.
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THE PEOPLES HELPER.

Any sick person in ,his country h""-
ever hIgh In station, however "~iy
and foriosn. nny sow either IN .'erso"
or nv letter apply nj Mons Medical al
sti,u,e and reject ?. from DIR. q. W.
shore. the "pcopIe'- Doctor" the best
care and most eiheiem ire"'h''h'
known TO enlightened medicine w.
cured under Doctor shores
Golden Euic system of - "a month the
whoie cost with all medicines iuri'de"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-30

The Galley Slave nov being per.
formed ut the Grand Ia = we'll known
play, full Of strong points, and 1t 10
admirably presented by the company.
The audience last night was HgRin n
large one, and their appreciation WIS
shown IN frequent and hearty APP
plause, Miss Mcintyre aud Mr.. Ing-f-
soil, the leading ohArHolefs, throughout
the Ave acts give abundant evidence
Of careful study A. well hs hne per.
iormAncy; In fact, Mica McIntyra In
seen at her veiy beat In the character
che snslaius 10 this play. Miss War
ren has another role In which her hns
sbility Ia seen. by the lutsnslty of her
play in which her whole soul seems g.
10 concentrated, she carries tue AUDI
once With her. Nc. Il isson sustRins
bis reputation Tor comic acting and
10 well sup orl,d by Mt WAfd, Mis-.
Poll, Oh and Mrs.. Chester. The later
appears 10 better advantage In thi
play than previously. Mr.. War;
would Improve his part, which IL very
we'll given, by moro Distinct enunoi
alton, his lines sometimes being lost 10
the more distant Auditurt. Mr.. Ed.
wards looked aud played the TsfineI
villain with much strength and Messrs.
roOker anu Ched acted salts acioilly
"a thsir subordinate rolea, The Galley
slave ought 10 draw iull house nj the
Grant this week.
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Notes..

l.. L.. Nuun, T.. N. Num-, 3. A.
Bailey. aud Mts. 4. A. Bailey, OF Tol-
lurlds, Colo, are guests al thu H0lti
Roberts. Toe gentlemen arc inteT-
elted Ia tho electric power anu light
plant now being constructed ut ths
IA nth OF Provo canyon, and thslr
visit 10 In connection with the work.
On Saturday evening next, the an.
nual reunion OF the operatives OF tho
Provo Wooiun mill, will take y ace In
ths Fourth ward meeting hou o.
d, ID. HoulE has gone TO Paradox,
MonTuse county, Colorado, as attorney
IN an important water suit.
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Y. NJ. c. A. House Warming.

The Y. NJ. O. A. boys last night on.
tertained friends 10 tho number OF
several hundred In their new Second
South street quarters. An interesting
program was rendered with DIR. silver
acting as master OF ceremonies. Several
vocal selections wrro given by II. ].
Thomas and Mics Moore while srerch-
60 were delivered by General EAston
and Revs. McNiers and beans.
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MONEY FOR liIR CITY.
s. s. Nickel Contributions.

Superintendent OF Sunday Schools
Of Salt Lake stAkel
Please forward your contributions 10
the 4. 4. "Nictel" fund to Stake Score.
iary Joseph IA. Parry, Al ra,t North
Temple street, Salt Lake City. II
will obliso aud facilitate the business
II you will exchange the nickels anu
dimes you collect into money Of larger
denominations.
THOMAS &. GRIGGs,
STAKE SUIT.
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PROVO.
Teachers aud Politics.

Al a meeting d tho Utah county
teachers held Saturday, esJlu,ions
"sre pfesontsd condemning a recent
nowapaper attack upon "the character
and nature OF ths Utsh county teach.
els both IN their regular work anu
their late tnicial Institute and cot
dsmnins political Influence In sduca-
ional work" rhe resolutions weI,
tabled 10 DO taken up at tho next
S,luIday's meeting, Tor tho reasob
inst come oi tue teachers present
wanted 10 read or have read ~ thsm
tue alleged unjust criticism com.
plainod u, ana 10 one had taken the
psins TO bring papers contalnibg
them, or copies OF them, TO the meet.
log.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-30

Joseph $. Gilbert, OF Milwaukee, il q
Knutsiord arrival.
Il. N. Grimm, Of Poca,ello, Idaho, Is
registered at the walker.
p. Il. uaaiet and wife, Of Thistle. are
inltown aud Al the Cullen.
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Bryar Of Don
yer are stopping at the Knutsiord
smith Turner, advance agent for the
Fast Mall company, il at the Temple
ton.
l.. q. ovormavor. Of Chlcsgo. and ].
NJ. Cause, oi ogden, are at the Walker.
Geo. Albrlgh, aud wife and Gen. T.
Hersh, OF Allentown, Pa, arc knutsfofd
guests.
J.. II. Cary, Of the X. @. w. Rv., ar
rived In town this morning and locaied
nj the Cullen.
q. o. Neill and wife aud c. Hamm, all
oi Evans on, Wyo., are AZ preaon. NJ the
Templeton.
James Ivora and Mrs. Ed williamson,
both Ut Park civ are In town, aud put.
tug up a. tho Cullen hos.elfy.
Joe -. Wa klus. Of Lawson. Mo-, and
AZ bur Luton, Of Joplin, No., are domi-
cilod Tor stay At the knuisfurd.
4. u. Hanks, Of San Franoisco. Is atop.
ping with w. II. Gibhuns. also Of
Frisco, In room 420, NJ Tue kuusford.
J. II. Erickson, OF Mt Pleasant, and
i. Miller aud wifc, ~ bingham, o
among those who $50 stopping At tho
Walker.
II. IL. Richards, Of Boston. Thos. Nc.
Carihy, OF San Francisco, aud Mr.. and
Mrs. II. G. strong. OF Port Angeles,
WASH, arc Tomplo,on guests.
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Personal Paragraphs.

'rhoO. GausOr, Of Ogden, is at tho Gull
len.
NJ. q. Coltrell, OF Provo, ia Walker
guest.
NJ. Lnbolski, OF New York, Ia stopping
81 the Knutsford.
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Kidney Dl-ss.e ana prop-y cursa.

Lake ny, AaYst -,
"Nhen went to Doctor shores had sur.
fered 10 lg aud very severely from chlnIrh huu
kidney disease, with an alarming tendeney 70,
ward dfopsY. / had all the usual oa1aFhAl
tymploma' .,.-,..
"lin these we're the least Of my tmichont
! suffered with awful dragIlns pplni across
the small OF The hArk 1 would hkte aitacga
OF such dinlcuit breath hing that l would nave
20 grasp aud struggle for breAlh' ny .uhbs ,
and body would blons and swell uhll " Weull
hhoIrs's splendid tr0slmont AUD medicine.
not only relieved me. but completely cured
me-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-30

Election Returns at The Y. N. G. A.
Next Tuesday ulght the Y. NJ. &. A.
viii be In lius with the leading clubs
Of the city 10 the exteut Of receiving
election returns by their own urivate
wire. The d lurss viii te tlAnsfeneJ
canvas shsst across the street Ne thu
returns COZ Q 10.
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High Council.

Tho High Council viii meet In
session tomorrow night at half past
seven pollock. All members OF tho
Council are requested 10 be- In at.
tendance.
JAMES ID. BIIRLISo, Clerk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-30

Mrs. Elmer Passage, residence Fort Douglas,
says
~ cannot begin 20 express my gratitude for
The benefit ! hAyo receive from DOCTOR
shoros. for when went 90 him was almost
totally deaf from chronic rutarrh. Today,
thanks Va hla splendid care ana treatment,
eau near and understand an ordinary CONVEX
saIion and my cAtarrh Is a thing OF tue past"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-30

Jim the Psuman will be given IT,
fret perform 'noe at the Lyceum THE
evening. WITH the success tue Ly.
oepn Oorapang already ha, scored, u,
rev pfogssm win probably prove
ursving carr. Mfr. RlchmAn has ap.
pearod In tho play before.
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~ wish 10 say In regard 10 my treatment
with Doctor W, nnorCs that went TO him
with a bad case g what vas called dry nAsAl
eatarTh and that tho results Of hts splendid
care and treatment complete cure, nOtwilh.
standing the fact that before ! went 10 Doctor
shores, many phyeioians had tod me aud lt
souined 10 be generally Understood that dry
oAtafIh u something mat never can be cured
What made my disaass 20 offensive and the
eAuso OF 90 much -unering and misery and nj
the same TINE 80 impossible TOR any out tho
most skilliul tpoclanat TO relieve and cure
was the formAtion Of deep sores all along The
inside OF my nostrls, which were covered
over vita bard cruz. or aca0 Thee etusts
OF rcaha Would grow 40 biz Us ~ crowd and
clog tho nose sud make Il look A. N 10 was
sweden out en- both slueh They wera terribly
painful and oauaef n constant fee n OF aora.
ness 1nd digs4tsa along tue BRUCE Of The nOsu.
In aud oyer tho cfes. hnd in fact sometimes hi
fe.t % " The whole inside 81 my head was one
mass Of hard ulcers Sometimes by hard
enort, thoy would be unfaGtenod and blown
oa' but the sores would remain and the biz
acahs would soon reAppear"
''Rosidez giving me AT al and vile breath
the disease snscied NY stomach and slowly
hysical debility, Freat ioss Of nosh and long
sprlls % VIC ent suffering from headArhe 4
became At iEst almost disibied for work and
but for Doctor shores and his wnndorful
treatment do not know what would have be.
come Of me. The disease would cortaiulv
have eaton the inside OF my head awsy Now
hoseNer. A. entirely a result of Doctor
shores's treatment and medicines, the Dis.
ease l. entirely cured and permanently erAdt
Gated from my system and am q we'll man 10
every particular"
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Home Missionaries.

The home missionaries Of the Bal,
Lake Stake OF Zion will meet tonigh,
st nall pat seven O'Clock. A full at.
tendance u tho brethren IL requested.
JAMES ID. BTIRLINu. CLERK.
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TRIAL TREATMENT FREE,

AllruHcrers are now welcomed By Dsclor
Shores upan their ntst visit T. trial treatment
fee on applying IN person Al lions hedloa'
Institute,
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Mnrder 10 the seeond pegree.

In the Frederick George osss the
arguments commenced yostrrday
morning and co itinued until noon. A.
. p.m. Judge BaIlch gave his charge
70 the jury, VINO retired 10 inoir re1m
A. 3 o'clock. They remained until .
'clpck, when they cane into court
win islr verdict. which wa, a. f,l-
lowe; "WC, toe jury az anslei Ia tho
ab W entitled case, find tho dsiendaDi,
Frederick George, guilty Of murder IL
the second JtRrsc.D George will re-
ovivo his sentence ~ 3 .. I'D. to-day,
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AMUSEMENT NOTES.

Svengall and Triiby ooms to the
rhes,er on Saturday next, TOR natl
nee and evening performance, Sale
Of seats at tho box ofiioe commences to-
morrow, Thursday.
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treatment. because OF tho splendid relief no
gave my little daughter sadie, after she had
suffered nearly ali her life with catarrh.'
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BUSINESS INTERESTS
The TarnYsrsln 10 Erect a Nv Hall
IN The Near Future
cu.so SHIPMENTS TO COMMENCE.

Blv puslnsss Block 10 BE- Erected on
East Temple sireel-Saiural Gas
TO be Used In the Business Cen
tar,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-30

The German association In tbis Guy
Enown "a the rurnvsrein has dsciaeu
10 erect a hail OF lite own, the one no"
occupied being entirely too small Tor
the purpose. Stock In the enterprise
has been placed nj $40 per share anu
81, 900, worth has slte'dy been disposed
Of. The Turner'S are enthusiastic In ih'f
work and II is expected that within q
short time they will have sr'e'eu >
fine hall near the business oenler Of
the CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-30
s ssa: s..l. 10 Effect March H. III

leave sAis Lshe CITY
No. FER BinghAm, Provo, or,ud
junction and al poin's kaat 49,.
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No 70, tss sS's 80 h ,n,.,.; ;ah.
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hnA and all ihicfmoias
peihis. ,, ;1;. inRA
and all intcrmcdlAts poiht sWa.
h@ t-ioi OEien and tho " sst utN
10. i-for pgicn All tho Woai.... iapa
Arrive salt Lake ,I,y
No i-from PROVO. Grani Juncula
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meNHio 4 siuta...,... 80 t4nr
80. g. From ogden anu intsra,d.
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No. i-tf1m krfsk Unl paytw.. tNAa
80 Iron cgdaa All tnH Mcrf baa
No from uEdch and tar Mrsl. s11nn
only line runnilg through rulmaa rsp,
NseIing cars talt L,tu tii, 10 San Fiah-sfo
AID sat Lake CITY 20 Kansas city I'D UAu
80 Wa Colorado poiuts.
Through transit uf fsmilv siesrtf. s'.hoii
change, 70 kansht CITY. uaicagp ana fuii5a
ltce rsclining ehair cars saii iAts b
Denver.
Ticket once, ii V, End S0lla
H. DODGE, sea. Manager
+. n. IA uCOCk, franc Manasaf
D. A. WADLklt'ii, Zen. PAssgf. Az
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-30
Briter Thas for seven Yeas.
Mra A. n. Peterson. Mount Pleasant. UTAH

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Under your treatment l am gaming IN
strength RAM along, and at present | am
stronser and better than / have beeA Tor 'he
laat sevOn yuArB."