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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-05

Mansfield, Tex, April an
ana delegates to the Red Oak
terry continue 10 arrive on evsr|
The following constitutes the
terry: Rev. c. w. Berry,
Tex: Rev. l.. G. Collier, Burlesd
Rev. W. Nj. Bunch, Rev. WI
Arlington; Rev. A. s. Hayter.
Rev. j. NJ Martin, Fort Word
w, p. Mckinney, Cresson: 4
g, Templeton. Rev. d. G. Maid
X. NJ. White, Oak Cliff: Red
Wheat, WaxahRchie; Rev. A. |
lap, Garland; Rev. ], II. Will
oak. Visiting members: Rsy|
MeGaughey, Lebanon, Tenn.s
y. johnson. Indian Territory;
q. Ragan. Itasca; Rev. f. FL
Cleburne. Lay delegates. A. y
ley. Arlington; II. Bordls, Boyd
Norton, Burleson; f.. 5. Evans|
ley; II. A. Ralston, Johnstalin|
Wilson. Joshua; r. f. Weath1
Mldlothiani J. Il. Murphy, Enn|
Edmiston, Sardis; Thomas J. Nh
Waxahachie; T. II. Ford, al
Quite a number of ministers anI
arrived since writing the aborI
A. b. Johnson of Missouri
last night,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-05

Dallas. Tex. April s.--Mrs. II. l.
Toler to-dny sued Ce1rTe roler for d.
vorcc. They We're married In Dallas
when, shc says, he deserted her. -Four
children were born of The marriage.
SD Mrs. 'roier asks the court 70 give
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-05

The spring elections seem to have
been largely patrOnized by the Repub-
lioan party.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-05

Il VIENNA, r y ApIn 4-rhs htavi,st
rain u the s,as n III htr- on satr,,t. .
night last i scwus 10 ~ general og1l
tlis sctlan. Gcaer,i nRn ~ Oaiias sa~
hsrr on SaHdny MOHdgy lie b.U-h. q
tract u lusA rear town.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-05
BROWNWOOD, THE GATE CITY.
SOMETHING or HER OFFICERS
AND VARIOUS ENTERPRISES.

A BRIEF BIOGRAPHY OF HER
MAYOR NEW BUILDINGS IN
COURSE OF ERECTION - RE-
LIGIous INSTITUTIONS = THE
PROBLEM OF IRRIGATION.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-05

The legislature begins to show signs
pr pareslg.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-05

Judge Elllgore has taken tho oath OF
office and will make his home In Ard
more.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-05

The Gazette will send on trip to
Europe. to last from June 20 TO Au-
gust ~, out from New York. represent
tatlve Of the commercial travellers
whose territory includes all or any part
OF Texas, aud who Is to be selected
by popular ballot cast upon the oou-
pom and printed daily In this paper.
The tour viii be made by this repre-
sentative as the tourist guest OF the
Guzette and as a member OF a parry
organized by and IN charge or Dr.
and Airs. W. A. Cronut OF the United
States geological survey. The sections
visited VIII be Ireland, Scotland. Eng
land. Belgium. Germany, switzerland,
the Rhine ana France. and the route
will touch Neville, Glasgow. Trossachs'
Stirling Castle, Edinburgh. MeIosc
Abbey. Durham. York, Lincoln. har-
wlch. North Sea, Antwerp, Brussels,
Cologne, the Rhine. Mayence. Heldel-
berg, Baden-Baden. Neuhasen, Lake
lug. Zurich, the Rlgl, ViHnau, Lake
Of the -Four Cautions, Lucerne, Paris
London, Stratford. Warwick. Chester
New York
our eNcurslonist VIII sail from New
York ON June ~. ON the Anchor line
steamer cry OF Rome.
The ballot viii Doe closed nj 6 o'clock
p. m. saturday. June Is. Ballots VIII
be deposited in a sealed box and VIII
be counted ana the results certified Dy
u committee OF business men
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-05

Tie following D. the vote Ia tho Drum.
uer-' contest up ~ dafri
lloasrI 49,, rclk, Fort WORTH. .,... SOD
a. s. Iuehy, Fort Murlh.,,-.---... t'5
baNH Wen, Waco. .,......,. ......''. 900
ltauk l.. Jordan, Fort Nuith.......s Ga
IA Meyer Iphcraun .t,.,,ts........-. aus
j NJ, White. Tort Wortl....,...,... $40
william Goldsten, Fort Nlrih........ 500
No. T.. Ilnsey Fort Worth ...,...... a.4
j. brtl. lMu. Fort Wurtn..,,.,.t., 2.I
- VI. NleDl, lblgngo. observation-disclosures. zoo
W, n. b,Esth, lHrt Nurth-.,-,.r.s- lob
lum Farmer Waco, ..s.,...,,,.,,ts,, 400
Mliey blail acknowledgements. gi
Y. j. IrgpI1nl Houston ,..,....-,.,., gp
john >, Nulfbt Dl'us....,.,,.......t. lG
Dan ~ LasAuG N1rAlHln .......... p.
q srEe D. NuIus3u Dallas .....,,.s.. Gr
lu l.. lNuhIll7uu. NNIsAall. ......... o.
l'ytr E4". t9r'I Observation-Disclosures. .t
q. hucy. lulH l.H.h.....-......., sd
VHufEr \ hnulI.t. Suurwuu. 90
j.. \. pui Way. Tort Nuul..,,r,r,..... 4t
i.trsr A. lull, Observation-Disclosures. ii
NJ. D. llEln ...... ....s..t............ ID
". %. Bradley sherman i,
~. ", Robertson. -Hug.un. ........... ID
Hob NorUtl Fort Worth g4
j, ~ lsyhlrl7Uu Fort WU.tu........., 20
j. w. liUENm THyIH tuu ........... gl
10. J.. brHu. sherman. ............... 20
Horace NluH'c. NUcu..,.,............ 81
Noguln iHunn. Houston .......,,....... -
~ "a iluMuu WORT MuTtu.......... =.
j g. rW.r uuls .............., 81
Harry T. IHW"It., D.lIHH........... 90
a 10 smith, luHl Worth .......... I'D
ll llHII, huN'lu..s ............. ia
H. 10 luEirr ST. yuus. .............. r.
Wright Jones EuTtt ........,. D.
N. r. EraurIs. FORT Worth ............ IL
A. Hobart sulphur spru.a. .......... IL
.. q. hluuuu Sort NurIu......
JuE. Mayo, Irmplr. ...,............ IL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-05

THE WEEKLY GAZETTE,
One year dssucd every Friday 60 cents
Six months, 30 cents. al.
All postmastcfs are authorized TO act as
agents for the Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-05
THE STRONGHOLD OF HEALTH

TIE IT TNONUItVIlIl UF HEALTH
Is soon carried by the assaults Of ma
laria but II Hostetter's stomach Bit-
ters Is employed as a hulwnriS again st
the disease, absolute safety Is attained
The most vlrulont forms OF disease
bred by mlasma. tainted air and water,
soOn yield 60 the creative and COM
hative influence OF this efficient safe
guard, which fortifies the System as
no other medicine up 20 date has ever
done. II counterncts tendency TO
rheumatism, neurnligia and kidney
complaints, overcomes indigestion. ner-
vousness, constipation and liver trou-
hies. Improves the appetite aud pro-
notes digestion. Taking for all In all.
1t Is probably the most usefrl family
remedy IN existence. and Is populur as
wen as effective. Tee il systematically,
not at Irregular lntcrvaia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-05

DELIVERED BY CARRIER.
The Daily Gazette Except Sunday 10
cents a week.
Only and Sunday Gazette, 10 cents j
week. payable weekly.
Daily aud sunday Gazette. 60 cents
month, payable IN advance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-05
THE WOOL TRADE,
What the American Wool Reporter
says OF 1t.

What the American Wool Reporter
says OF 1t.
Boston, April 3,-Thc American Wool
and Cotton Reporter will tomorrow say
OF the wool trade: There has been
large business the past week, the total
transactions footing up 10000 pounds.
Several good size lots, notably Of
nacccs. medium and California woods
have changed hands 1t is estimated
that about 900 900 Of California woods
have been sold IN the last two weeks
The market has ruled quiet and steady
except on some lines Of fleeces and fine
super, on which some light conces-
slnu- have been made, Territories,
however. have sold at full figures and
the same may be said OF foreign woods.
In spite OF the prospective large ar
rivals Of Australian ileeces. The Arm
closing OF the London sales have
stiuenud the Views OF the holders Of
the Australian stock here and although
they have not advanced prices in this
market they find no difficulty in get
ting fun values for what stock they
dispose or The market for domestic
woods has failed to respond to the line
OF the market abroad.
This may DO partly accounted for by
the fact that the woods that are LEFT
over mere are largely heaNy woods
The best OF the woods have been clnAn-
ed up and the trade OF course naturally
wish 10 begin the new year with new
woods and as little old stock to carry
over as possible, With regard to fleeces
there are two or three houses that are
carrying good sized stocks but they
have II all, In view OF the present low
stocks and the curi consumption
which is and promises 10 continue 10 be
much better than year ago, good ter
ritorial woods are quick to take up on
the arrival OF steady values The sales
of the week amount to 3,l2i, 800 pounds
domestic, and i,O6a. 600 pounds foreign.
making total OF 4l3S5Q0 pounds
against total OF 2,S5aS00 pounds for
the corresponding week last year. The
sales since January l. 1895. amount 10
5S,oil,05p pounds against s4,as3. 600
pounds Year ago. Sales In philadcI-
phia have aggregated 1.eSe, 100 pounds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-05

DALLAS BUREAU.
II. Rutherford. agent. ONE orleh'A'
Hotel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-05

rhc sunday Gazette, one year, $500.
The sunday Gazette. six months, Sl.00'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-05

Bowie Tex, April 81 Mr.. Editor. Please
ind inelrsed twenty coupons Tor the 'rhy.
sold lots ~ tobacco through this aud Jacks
horn cuntles. They all know hlu, arh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-04

production Of the play was n suo.eaii
| ihr players rendering their paris re-.
murEapIy well, demonstrating the lbll'
Iiy 1f local talent
rho Relief BIclcty celebrated 90.
nnuivrrsaty on the 2ui uii. Services
were held IN the afternoon which c9n'
disiCd OF n fOrOH, addresses, iulHts,
music, both vocal uuI iusifumculnI,
etc. The a1CIriy assembled 90 tue f1-
oinl hail Gro the evening, u Grand
aociablu borg in order, wbofo % tuml-
Iu0uB rcpast anu dancing were 90.
dulgtI iu. Music, Ium0f, etc., con.
ifItutCd io their Utj1ymuuL
90 tho li.h DAY OF February was
closed The career % ono OF our esteemed
ana respected CIuz'ag Potter ~. Hhu.
con, Sen. His illurss was sudden and
HE demise unexpected before the fNnl
moment 10 leaves Dc wl'C, four
dnugl HB a1I tIfes SONS 90 mourn the
i0aa. The funeral services we've holI
0n tho lDth, at eleven o'cI0Cs, the
same beilg dBiglf0i ului tlH arrival
OF nlH son James who was OUT We O.
Appropriate aui CJul1iniJry romHfau
were maIu au thO occasion. The CONE
muully aymUalhiyes with tUU n"lravtd
widow aud family iu ihHIr iill Icu0lH
The attractions rendered nt tlu u ora
house under tho auspices % ihs dit.iut
schools, 0u the eve " the .-lI uli.,
were mot uuIuyabl. N1twiIh.iuulug
the iucIemonCy of tho wuuihrf, the
b0uto was vol packed with an uppIt.
ulatlyu audience. Prof. NJ. T.. Nelson,
OF tue is. \. Academy. gave GA able
address upon the Beauties Of Liteia.
lufp, An attractive feature Di the proc
gram wac the assembling on the singr
OF H number OF young folks, coming 81
order and Uluciing u ChHifmuU-pur.
pDau OF the gathering was 20 celebrate
Inc uullvurafy OF WBshingtou's birth
Inyi each ono Of tho patty uiicfing "a
iu honor 0f tho "Faihtr o.
our country" Mufic aud singing Ulu-
tubuleu Co the ouIJymuut OF the
patriotic Juvenile assembly 90 well ts
90 lhat az the audience.
LAIBus CALAML
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Pleasant Grove Items.

PLEASANT GROVE, March Let, 1895.
-FTsdrlck ThoTne and family ate
colsbrAtiug double wedding VI their
residence tonight. Their daughters
Mary n. and Ida were married this
week, the former 10 Mr., George Noe,
OF Bptingville, tins latter 20 Mt. WIN.
Henry Bush, OF Sugar House Ward,
Salt Lake county.
Tho snow IL fast disappearing, the
roads are almost imphHhhblU-muI,
mud, more mud. Parties Just down
from the head OF American Fork cau-
yon report the snow very light Ia the
mountains.
Tho married folksp Of Alpine are
holding n picnic party there tonight.
snow slill remains 10 quite n depth In
that locality.
Sister Mary Ann Winters, Of Pleas.
ant Grove, II engaged In noble work
undertaking 20 enlist the young boys
into what she terms n "lleiorm class"
Her object Is 10 gather up those be-
tween the ngeH Of those not eligible for
either Young Mems Association or the
Primary. Tho boys arc taking hold Of
the work In good earnest, anu Sister
Winters will "mAko mbnn OF them (
they Will only follow out her good
Teachings.
Pioneers John Brown aud Henson
Walker are both quite feeble.
McsstH. Nadley anu Dewey arc put
ting IA machinery Tor working ~
their onyx, Of which they nave n large
quantity ready for tho saws. They
are making some very nice ornaments
from this huu stone.
The district schools held exhibition
exercises today. The work or the
pupils was very oreditAblo anu was
viewed by mauy parents. The results
are quite satisfactory.
Our Home Dramatic association are
rUhearsing Tho Mariners Rslurn, ~
be- played next week,
Some VI our tOWuulllbH arc contour
plating moving 10 Teton Basin, Idaho,
this spring.
Boreus turned loose last night max.
lug everything movable jim gle. ID.
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The OFFICER FIRED.
His Command 10 Halt Not as EisCiual
as the Shot.
BEARD TUE BULLET WHISTLE.


There was a lively scene at police
Headquarters this morning aud con-
siderable excitement existed there
nb5rti for short time. The cause Of
itail was tho attempted escape Of
convict and the 1,ers that were taken
Or bis capture.
The convlcps name was William j..
smith, who has been ia the tolls on
previous occnaious Ho WINS before
Justice Smith this morning On tine
charge Of petit larceny, his case have
Ing been continued from Saturday last
At the trial ho was convicted Of the
charge and sentenced TO pay iiuo OF
$50, but not having the necessary iundt
he will spend tho next niiy days 10
working for the city.
While going from the court room 10
the jail ho made bis break for Liberty.
There were about ten pris0uon being
escorted lhlJhcr by the oflcers, and on
reaching the foot OF the stairs, Instead
Of making the turn With the rest Of
the party, Smith dafled through the
hall onto the sidewalk and startled
east nj a lively rate Of srurl'
He was doomed 20 dishppointmcnt
however, o. Onicrr Raleigh seeing
tho pflsonuf's action quickly followed
him ihto the street, anu called upon
tho fleeing convict 10 hnlt. The latter
paid no attention 10 this oommanui
however, and Therefore more ciluclu.
al command was given, via; b shot
from q gun. Tho bullet whlstlud past
the form Of the fugitive IA huon close
proximity that he Immediately halted
threw up his hands ami begged the
officer not to shoot him, and ho would
fu,uce his stops. A more frightened
Individual than no would be diihonll
10 Imagine. Ho was o. meek rs a
lnmb when taken by tho oficcfB anu
placed In safe quarters.
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Falryiew Jottiugs.

FAIRvEwi sanpolB Co., Utah, Mach
2.-Miss Amanda Lundquist recently
returned from Ohio wHeto she nns
been In attendance a. o prominent
seminary for como years. She gralu.
ates with hunOrg.
An uHior,uuato accident occurred 10
Henry, the little BON Of Dnti0us Glenn.
cut, When engaged IN playing upon
the school grounds some tune ago, the
boy fell o. the ground resulting IA a
fracture OF tine arm. Medical aud sur
glgsi AID was nc ones summoned and
he nj present rs doing well.
The following young people have
lately entered upon tue threshold Of
welded lie; Fritz ChrlstopheTsou anu
Mics Frances BrAdyIOsbouu Curlstou
and Miss ChArIottA Johnston; Perry
btevcna and MlBs Eta BJhney, anu
Vernon Webb OF Pays0n anu Mis-
VIVA Young.
The Home Dramatic Co. played the
melo-drama PiEEar0 20 a well filed
house on the Night Oi the 9Th ult. The
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AMUsEMENrS.

Az umTHEATER tonight an enter.
iainment something out Of the ordl-
nary viii be given. Ives and schaeieI,
tho great billiard players, give an
exhibition Of expert playing, a billiard
table being placed 10 the auditorium
and seats sold from All points Of van
tagc, Including the stage,
our REGnrESr, brilliant military
comedy, Que version Of which was
given In Salt Lake yearo ago by Daly's
company, including Ada Sstan, viii
open the new week 1t tho Grand TO-.
night Miss Baloman, Mt. Clarke
aud Miss Cooke all have excellent
parip.
JUDAH closed Marie Burroughs Salt
Lake engagement Saturday night rho
audience was only iaiT, but immensely
nppgcclatlve, ana the performance
throughout deserved all the appliance II
received.
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DmArHxa.

WHOM AZ WI Crook. Sale Lato County.
ltan, sunday March g, lsl'. Hannah Maria
wright deceased was born iu Yorkshire
England, March q, Ir.I auU lt1lrH family Uf
gr1ui.C1llrru FroAt EfHnu. children uud
fuunus
Funeral uI|l Do bold bt tlH $500 UrorE wnrl
house. Tue dave uHrUu aII. beginning 90 10 l.
m. Friends arl invited 90 attend.
tlhEaain sole LHEo CITY. MHreu 2. lat,
Eleanor u. sykes. wife Uf tl.Eta % HJNyu
ant eldest dHu .hter ~ Eleanor aud Tho Iuio
John ". Ions.
run0ral from SO. 600 WIN Elft street, Mon.
day March ith. atIIlIp boo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-04

Major j.. j. Llltledsli, editor Of the
Ogden Evening Trees, accompanied by
%. h. Barber, made a call At the NEWS
oflco today. Mr. Barter will remain
Ia 7alt Lake during the Bittiugs OF the
Constitutional Convention aui will
report The proceedings VI that body Tor
tho lrCia.
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Send Your Boys

And wen answer for the result Our
stock of Boys Clothing Is MS complete
as a book on the last page. We carry
only a fresh, up 10 date stock, hand.
somcly and carefully made up and
offered a. prices that are double val.
ues. The goods we carry are exclusive,
and for that reason our store Is the only
place 10 lind them. The proof Of
clothing is in the wearing lust come
and see ior yourself aud you'll surely
see that our
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srocEs Am HAuWErs.

INV NuU,. March g.=st1rk martut opened
quiet lIu Uolrs' attack wac general con.
Dgal electric urltn b.. ugf cent tu .. NuaIur
reacted A.. burlington e, sugar aud hur,l.
west 4s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-04

Lots aro for ailo Wa Gold city at
$50, s1j and 500 rach-0nr.l cash,
ualance cay - yments. VIII cell 100
only nj these pricHs. Plats aud pare
u,ulnFs at h once OF
]. W. BANiM q Co.,
800 State Street, kuuu'0rI hotel
block.
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DIED IN THE MISSION FIELD.
Elder john A. Clark Passed Away at
Halia, Turkey, on February slh.


President Woodruff this afternoon
received eablsgrsm from Elder A. IL.
Lund, president Of the European mis-
sion. to the effect that Elder John
A. CLARK Of Pennington, died At Hal
70, Turkey, on the sth Of February,
from small pox.
Elder Clark was the sOn Of Ezra 4.
aud Busan Legget Clark Of Farming
ton. He was unmarried and was
born February 2sth, 1871. He
was act apart Ia THIS city
for the Turkish mission, February
2lst, 1894, and departed therefor linz
modiately Afterwards. The deceased
was an excellent young man, worthy
Of the high oonfidenuo placed In him
aud tho news OF bis death while he
was yet ON the threshold Of manhood
will DO received with universal sad
ness and regret. The sorTowiul tidirgs
auTe communicated 10 the young
'aAn's parents this evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-04

Wells, Fargo & Go. received today.
Penn. bullion, sI7ig.i5.
4. II. Jones a. %, received today:
Ores, $1,000, bullion $1,000. Total,
$500.
Mccormick g. Go, received today.
Hauaurt bullion, so. $50; silver anu lead
cree, %. 100. Total, 81. 100.
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9tFE mn
slss|Rlo%S nlU
GRANDEN CDINnr
AWEsTERNE uhANDt
Sl.sa.l WESTERN
STANDARD GAUGE


teHNo sait Lake
No. .-For Provo. UIufhan. al
att uuiu'a fasI............ tsf,.
No. dior Provo. Grand .ur-t,.
aud all p1Inta Lati.......... TUt-
No t-lor Provo. Naau a1i
sauna ..'ssH. .fsssss.s......ss.. .annn
No. s-ioF Eureka ...........-- tgs-
ho l-ior ogden auI Wstt...-- MAJ
no. l-FJf Ogden ali tla Wtt,.. Iaa.
Arrive ssli Lake.
No. l-Ftlm Provo, Grad luust5a
and ih1 tratss,....a...... Isten
No. .-fT0m Provo. Uf4uH junction
ana INC LaHt ..s,........... ll.InH.
No. a-lr0m lughAm. Provo. Maau
and alIua sssss............... frr~
NO. '-lIom Lufcaa......, .,...a--s. 1NAa
No s-from Ogicn and tho Wet. fHaH
No. t-irom ug1oa aui the West. fyaa
only line runuIng tlT54ga fg.imia raa.t
Double ufawlnF itlum fsnar D. lif4fsfUt
oTand Junction and 90 kautti CIiJ anfChsl
FtNa colorado points, nee fteItag CHAR
care SAT- Lake iu Denver. 400 on.y unt fun
uinE Pullman tlCupurs tAt Ltte v tAn IRA.
CISCO. Aoehangoal close teuhtsgslL siiiL
speed and comfort.
Ticket ONCE, 10 v. 2Id South
y. e. DODGE. Ar. WELBT
Gen. Manager Osa sap
=. n. BAnJuDk. Tflrc Manager.
!. a. hLNNEIr, 0en E1T-A
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The
DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THR WORLD
Tho only ll18 running IHl
7hIlugh Fast TilEI Oily
LEADVILLB,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER
EFFECTIVE EOq. %, 1884,

hFFhJllIu NUi lJi I0'h
Train No. leaves ogden 100 an
Salt Lake sos am, arrive at flsoo
6:ts am, Colorado Springs 7'Si an,
Denver 1880 a"n. or
Train No. 4 leaves Ogden lji pI1il,
Salt Lake 5;l1 PM, aruye az 8 w. ~.
5.77 pm, Colorado Springs o'so F'7
Denver o;l5 pm.
ConnooIous made a. Pueblo Uoloi ,.i
sprlnga and Denver with All llnsa IN N
Elegant day coaches, chair cars ahl ~ n,
man slsepers on all trains. Iaks w.
ID. Ar. "a, and have eomfof9Apl' w
and onjoy the finssl scenery 90 hs %E
linenL
A, 6. HUGHES, s. X, HoortH
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CONNER CIAL.
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year, SlBJ,7lO,
TODAY's QUOTATIONS.
Now York.-Sllysr, Oll, lead, s3.Oe!.
London, Silver, - 1880.
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Everybody is Kicking!

Except the consumer, and all because
we're selling California Table Wines,
strictly pure, az soc per Gallon.
Streams aud crowds OF people come
every day and we still have plenty len
for 400.
Look at our goods. See our prices.
our Bell of Nelson WhIskey carries o.
guarantee from the Chief Clerk, De-
paument Of Interior Washington, D..
c and Albert Scott Collector Sth Dis.
tugt, Kentucky.
We have turned the town upside down
with our pnces-got them excited, and
We propose 90 keep them al fever heat
ls long as our goods last
Table Wines SOC per Gallon, Whis-
Eigs in proportion
UTAH LIQUOR CO.,
1O7 south Main Street.
Price List furnished ON application.
Mail orders receive our promp, a,-
nuon.
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BOYS CLOTHING

Is unequlled ina town. Values speak
for themselves.
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WANTED.


= 4 RODS FIVE ROOM nutCE HOUSE,.
- with city water ln1 cellar FruI tra.'
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