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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-10

PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 9Th.
ARRIVED.
Steamship WyanOke. Davis, New YORK,
merchandise and passengers; George W.
Allen a. Co, agents.
SAILED.
Steamship Wyanoke. Davis. New York.
r,erchandise and passengers; George W.
Alien 4 Co, agents.
steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk.
,nercha ndise and passengers; Irwin Weis-
iger, superintendent
BORT OF WEST POINT, OCTOBER 9th.
(By telegraph)
ARRIVED.
steamship Howard Taylor, Baltimore;
rassengers and general cargo.
Steamship Danville. Murphy, Baltimore;
nsssengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Danville. Murphy, Baltimore;
messengers and general cargo
Steamship Howard, Taylor. Boston via
Norfolk: passengers and general cargo.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. OCT. 9Th.
Uy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Rritish steamship Markomana, New Or
leans xy,.. po.,o,
Schooner L. NJ. Law, Providence.
SAILED.
british steamship Markomania. Ham
Schooner II. Brown. Providence.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RI,FIIMONn VA On1ol,-.-- Il ~,

Quotations. -Wheat-LongbeTry. ne. :
Corn-White Virginia. ilc.; NJ. white.
ioc.. No. mixed. 39c. Oats-No. mixed,
2ic.; No. mlved, DC; "lnt ,r secl, 251
SOC. Rye. safe.
This Exchange will be closed ;o-moIic W
Thursday. october 10TH. on account Of
the Fair
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-10
Droppcd Dead In the Factory.

Elizabeth Tucker, colored woman.
apeJ r. dropped dead in Yarbr0ugh's to-
hacco~factory Twenty-hfih and Franklin
streets. Yesterday afternoon Coroner
'ravlor viewed the body. and decided that
death resnlted from heart disease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-10

without interest Of any kind. Prices rule.
easy, but not much lower than yestsr day
during the session, but upon the bulge IN
wheat taking place, they crossed back to
the closing point OF that day.
May corn opened at = i-sc.. declined to
q BIC. rallied, and closed at 29c.-un-
changed from yesterday Cash corn was
l-2H1c per bushsl lower.
No change OF importance took place in
oats. Activity was stlll absent from the
market, and the slight vacation In prices
occurred as a result OF ~ sympathy ex-
listing between this and the other grains.
May oats closed shade under YESTERDAY.
Cash oats were steady.
The same slow, duh, and unirteresting
market that has been seen fof so long
was again to be recorded In provisions.
Prices fiuctuated but little during the day.
At the end an easy feeling prevailed.
January pork closing sal i-2c. lower than
yesterday. January iard 1-2c. lower. and
January ribs Sc. lower
The leading futures ranged as follows.
UpentnQ. Hixuest. l.lys<f. AIoSl1x
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-10

Eva Johnson Ccolored) was arrested yes
torfav morning upon the complaint OF
charles Gates. who charges. her with cut
ting him with a knife Tuesday night me
woman admits that she had a diihcully
Yin Gates on that night but 1enies stab
IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-10

There will be a meeting tonight at
o'clock of horscmen to organize spring
circuit of Virginia and North Carolina.
Ali persons interested in this matter are
REQUESTED at attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-10
LONDON AND PARIS.

LONDON. October 9.-Bar silver, 3ld.
r. M.-Parls advices quote 3 per cent.
rentes at lOof., IS confines, for the ac-
count.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-10

TO southerly.
North Carolina: Fair. slightly warmer
weather, preceded by light frost IN ine
interior: northeasterly winds.
An area Of high pressure covers the
region east Of the Mississippi, and the
barometer has fallen rapidly between
the Mississippi river and the Rocky
mountains. and it is lowest north
Of Minnesota. The pressure il in
creasing to the west Of the Rocky noun
tains.
Fair weather prevails in all districts.
It Is warmer generally throughout the
central vellays of the Northwest. and
colder on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
Fair weather will continue on the At
lantic coast westward over the central
valleys. with slowly rising temperature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-10

n"i'' lawson got first money. Lucy
"'A"} second, Bedworth third, and
iilnc.s orion fourth.
SENATOR Ill. WINS EASILY.
'N' next event was running hve-
tN'hs mule dash. for 2-year-oids. Tor
.''t VI 100 The entries were Pedigree.
a. browns chestnut geiding. from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-10

We are piano makers-two carloads
inst arrived Don't buy until you see
our prices.
CHASE BROS. PIANO CO..
S5 T. Main ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-10

TIE WEATHER IN REDMOND YESTERDAY
was fair in the forenoon. followed by clear
skies and falling temperature in the after
noon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-10

For fine. artistic lighting. posing. and
inely-iinishod Photographs 30 10 the Jei-
-erson Gallery. No. SO east Broad street.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. october s-Virginia
century bonds. 90 asked; Baltimore and
Ohio. So "a asked; Consolidated Gas,
stock. 6ia6i Ia; do, bonds. IS, III l-2
asked
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUsS-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices OF Money, Bonds. stocks.
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton, &C., ana
Indications.

. WAsHISGroN, October 6.-Fore-
CiIR east for Virginia Fair and slightly
warmer weather Thursday frost
thursday morning: winds shifting
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, OCTOBER 10.
Sun rises .. 6l5 HIGH TIDE.
Sun sets .........5:39 Morning. $50
Moon rises ......l030 Evening. ...........g.ly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-10
500 INVESTED

IN stocks and wheat pays weekly profits
- e. special attention to out-of-towr
cii'"'7' MATT. DREAMER,
,as south Third street. Philadelphia, Pa
az Him
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Don't Miss This Chance

70 learn TO read. write. and speak French
in six weeks 20 east Franklin street.
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THE RACING IS GOOD.
Same Of The Best Trials Of Speed Eyer
Seen Here.
WILLIE RiCuMOND-DAy.

,..t.uc omccs aud Banks To Close
.Jl,cr, body Expected To Attend
tc Tnir-Thc 2'i5 Trot Ia Come
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-10

Cash Quotations. Flour-There was a
moderate local and shipping inquiry.
prices steady. No. 2 spring wheat. $50
60 5-sc.; No. 2 red, 60 l-sae2 5-sc. No. 2
cork s s7S fsa , No lard oass ne Fax Ngss
Short ribs, S.l0as5.20: dry-saited shou-
ders. s5SqS.a 10; short clear. s5.75Q$6.
Whiskey $l22
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-10

StrOnE
The race-card today will be the oest
over offered in Virginia. The feature VIII
he the 215 trot. for a purse OF $l'V"' heiV
are the events and entries; g..
First race 2-year-oid class, best TWO ~
three S300-Lucena, b. L., ChdIleS Nj
t'vnchhurg. Va; Annie Wilkes, d. l.
"a, NJ parish Richmond. Va; Prince
GOV n g.. G. l.. Petit, Manchester, va
c,varnor Holt, b. s., Aamanca arm
Cham y. C.: Urine. $. b.. William Bass
ptchpnnd Va; Allie Mansfield. \. g., NJ
- cecond race-2:2O class. sio0-Clipper, sor'
~ Peay, Russvillc, \. G.; Littis
GrefYv. br. m. NJ. II. White; Juliah May
hr O NJ II. White Prince Albert C. ="
Ias.rb station. Richmond. Va; Prince H.
II. Paving, Philadelphia, "a
nav wilkes. b. K. A. NJ. Bronell, iHch-
md Va: Albert r.. ch. &. w. II. ohy
der Arlington, Md; Paus'one' D. 81 "
~ Phelps, Columbus. Ca Masele CrN,p
hell. br m. a. Morrifeld; Litue iope'
s A. Mortified, Nilibooha' u M
S. Walton. Falls Mills. va. hoe,
Third race-running, mile heaes, ~,
two in three. all ages, weight LOT as
szg-Lewiston, CHI. <, Il. l. uei'i'"' 20
Greensboro. n. C.; Gimmie' b. III; v
,'1srn II f. Brown, Alexandria, va
Fassett. CHI. &. Ngcd, q. A. Rowe. Mas ~
incton. u. c.: Emo. oh. C. a years. -
h. boswell. boswell. Va. .,oon
Fourth race-2I5 class; purse si'VW-
Prince Purdy. b., II. 5. Clayton Aileh-
,oyyn. Pa: LISA, d. m, Alamance farhi'
Graham. \. c.: Burt Sheldon. G' w.
smith. Orange, n. j.; Quartermarch'
n s. W. H. Snyder. Arlington, Ma.
Soudan. b g.. W. ii. Snyder. Arlington
Ma paustone, b. s., X W. Phelps. CO.
Iumbus. Ga; Skilful c. m. 5. Walton
Falls Mills, Va.
Fifth race-runuing, three-quarter-mile
dash. s,ddle-horses. gentlemen riders, 10
carry iS5 pounds; purse slco-Giorianna'
n m. X. NJ. Beattie. Richmond va ;
nushrod. b. f.. W. ID. Cardwell. Hanover
va: Copperhead, b. g. H. Z. beattie'
richmond. Va: Red Rose, ch. T.. H. h.
lewis. Richmond Va; Diamond, d. g.
/ n. Lewis, Culpeper, Va; Florence b.
ch m. w. +. Black, Raleigh n. T.;
Upstart. b. e.. q. ]. Engleking' Rich
mond, Va: Hollywood. b. m, L. a. Al
len. Richmond Va. .,
sixth race-2.40 class. purse &5'-hi..ie
Hawks, b. m. Cross linehnh' ma
leigh, n. c.; Lulie a., b., M. BERGEN
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I'VE M RGiiEGn.


~ last there comes tNe official an
usuncgmcut that the Duke % CAM
b. l-., c1mnaniat.in..pisi Of the
British prmy , will retire m m the po.i.
lion snI mako Wy for ayguugUf man
AMI .oliI.s THIS auhe never hclI |
ns position by y.,tuo %. any quallfica.
lions o. lead an ni'inty m'ilofs, but
solely uy frssun Of his being a relative
.i the qItru. Lvga lur characteristic
Engllsl r.spgC, for official title and
position cid not prevent him from be-
Ing 10 kcd upon Us an incompetent by
tho British soldiers, who were al.
ways filled with chagdn ut the
actions OF th0it chief when
ever he appeared before thum 10 Oh.
serve or conduct a review. lie was
IA re easily Impressed by the polished
boots Or JRunly cap Of the English
soldier on parade tnRn by the most
skillul maneuyrrs, ami consequently
,ho officers WIN took Irri.r in perfect
military tactics realized that thcig
efforts Ia tins direction to secure
Efficiency Ia tho army counted Tor
nauaht u ,leir men 81 not prosan,
the daadln 1 appearance which took
the dukes fancy.
This retirement 10 not any too soon
for tho discipline OF the army Itself,
especially that potion quafteroi In
England. Whether among the regular
troop. the volunteer, or the home
guard, tho appearance Of the Duke Of
Cambridge was dlslasto'ul to the mon,
and though ON parade they sale
nothing and obeyel OrIer., 40 She
British soldier usually docs, when
they were OIL duty tho dake's ears
should have been ~ orim.on.hued as
81. GEORGES cross on the national en-
sign. Much OF the alleged ihetiluieucy
OF the British home force has been
attributed to the contempt foF tho com.
mAndsT, Lord wolselcy having gone
~ far m TO recommend the abolition u
tho office IN tnB Interest Ot army
discipline. while the suggestion was
c3uohod In such language that the
cammandeT-ln.ohiei could not take
onruse, IT, meaning was well under.
stood by tho English public, who will
rejoice with the enlisted men IN the
change that is now promised In the
retirement Of one who 10 far from being
an ideal British soldier.
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CONDITIONS or HAPPINESS.

This Is a season la which all nstuto
reioioes In the blessings Of bounteoun
Providence And In which much Of the
energy Of the children Of men il spent
IN pursuit. OF pleasures. 1, Il natural
that uum,u buings should seek hspui.
u1s. They BTe endowed with tho
faculty JleGlyying the endless beauties
% ti.l physical, tue intellectual aud the
oJhiaal SDtll, and this giit bestowed
by toe Creator is In itself u proof Of
lis Intention Nv TO thols happiness;
Decides ,!uTe Is the direct pr mise go
those WHO viii conform to G.a's laws,
that t.ay shall Ue given the desire o.;
,hvlr htag,s.
Many Tall, however, Ia their pur.ui.
O, kappluess, Z various reasons. They
s,va itln tus wrolg pIace aad niles g.,
Discomfort useless iret,us ant
gfluUllug are the result. b.th among
rich sud pooh The path 90 roll
happlu,s is continually being
POINTED Gus aud ye,, how many
Hrd d? la the fret place, Il
may be said That clear con-
science Is the foundation OF H. with.
guy u, nothing can be- enjoyed; wigh
It, adversely i.iclt has lost rs sting.
Then, tho faithful Performance OF duty
"a the main entrance 10 enjoyment.
Recreation Is not possible uXcrl; as "a
contrast to labor geTioTmol in the IN.
ltlesl Of the human family. Only g.
the weary, rest Ia sweet. Work itsolr
may not always DO looked upon M a
pleasure, yet without II no happluess
IL ob,a,usble. Farther, It may DO re-
marked that exquisite plensurei are
found on tue vast spiritual aud iutel.
lec,ual fields open 10 him vino supKs
association w.tp tI0 great minds Of the
world The resources Of wealth and
s1clsl irtluence mo many, but they
are OH iuHEulicEuI when compared %
the possibilities villain the reach OF
those whose minds are opened t.
an appreciation of the beauties u the
intellectual world. The Raulant king
who sought wisdom in preference 90
wealth obtained both, but learned
through experience the "yaui.y" "
the latter when not subjected % the
dirlC.iouu Of the former And ~ the
foundation s'oue Of all happiagss j.
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urea outside OF thels sacred precincts
that always iails aud leaves disappoint.
ment.
This Almighty has communicated
His laws TO mankins, MT ttcAlss u a
desire 10 mar their hspp ness, but TO
Promote H. these lave be examined
they will he found u omb5dy only
such euaetments, the t.usgrs zion Of
whicnssI experience has icm .lifa.ai
to every generation TO BE disa'tf'u'.
NhuB tue uiyine command prohibits al
act, u IL because /, will rcsIlt Ia misgfyi
wnen Il euioius duly, it Is because
tuis will iu the enI give u enjoy.
mem. Tlu analogy Is TO be i9uII
ia the government Of good pnfcals
over thoif beloved chilirel. Ia tNe
came way, ami because Of tue uecos'
slty Of constantly guarding against de-
v.Eton irsm the patti VI duty, the only
one tnat leads 10 ttuO happiness, the
psyilAOOj OF the Chuic has been con.
iysfyd Tor specific purpose. Subm'-
ss.u to its divine authority, obedience
% iii Inspired oOuuslis viii result Ia
happlbCs here aud hereafter Those
WHO cuOsso TO 70 their own way In vii.
iul opposition to thu diyiig rllc, arc
sure q Us oyuttaken by m,.efy, discon'
tent ana mplain,-ail rCeults Of
wasted opportunities aud foolish life
Goa, caunJ. 10 restored by all tho
Tee. utgUs u wealth.
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Beecham's pills are for bilious.
ness, bilious headache, dyspep.
STA, heartburn, torpid liver, dir
ziness, sick headache bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappetite sallow skin, etc.
when caused by constipation;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause ofall ofthcm.
Go by the book. Pills Ios and
ass a box, Book JJcs at your
druggists or write 3. f, Allen Co.,
s6s Canal ST., New York.
AuupsIss.ss nnra raIu Enn'lrrsL
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Erttatly NJ. J. -. Thomas, Of
NoHh Dtkoln, Visited tho Shenandoah
Valley, Virginia, and sitter carefully
rEhmining the country located Ia
Winchclter, hr writes 10 Mr. V. Rich.
sFIs, Land Hnd Immigration Agent,
baltimore & ohio Railroad, Baltimore,
MEgy land, ~ flllouA' al have been
81 nearly every state ami territory Of
TIE United states, and am frank In my
c-iuiOn that this valley surrasssl all
OiaUs sections I'm the Union. The
lsuis Ato low In price, pnd pioducc
% liable crops. / thank you Tor ~.
fsU,.ug iAo hctc, and soiicl, those seek
Ing pleasant anu profitable homes u
locate Ia this rnuuifv,"
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THE ENGLISH CABINET CRISIS.


THE ENGLISH CABINET CRISIS.
with the fall Of tho R1sebery cabi-
net rather ieatuteless administration
Of the affairs Il the British empire has
come 90 an abrupt en-. Last Friday,
June 81, The government was defeated
in the IL .uss Of Commons on motion
to REFUGE tine salary OF the secretary
of war Uy llU', snd although the o.
posing mTYrty was small Tue
premier his,unoI to summon tho
ministers and they decided to hand In
their rtsigna'ioun which were prompt
ly accepted wi.hou; any oNptesil1n VI
regret on the part Of the sovereign.
II Lord Salisbury accepts the task OF
forming a now cabinet, tho dissolution
Of the Parliament IL likely 10 follow
Immediately, and iu case the constt'
NATIVES obtain a sufficient majority ia
the elections, = strong policy, Internal
and external, may be- lOOkei i1r
Among The burning questions 30
Gfea, Bu,ain arc those Of nome rul.
aud the abolition Of the House az
Lords The silver question also has
been much agitalod lately aud Is likely
10 be uu Issue In tue coming cam
raisn. Onhumc rule, LORD RJseucfy,
In the carly part OF his career ma
some promisus that have not been iui'
Oiled 70 the satisfaction Of thU sup.
p3f,ors Of the government His att
tude toward the House o. Lords, az
Institution uo branded ~ an "sno-
maiy," has bguu equally uusais.Ac'
tory. With q Salisbury cabinet aul
Baltouf as the leader OF tho bousn n
commons, the liberal party SCENE
doomed TO commence anew 10 long
Struggle i0g reforms In the Interest ui
democracy, with this disadvartagv,
/ d viewer, thal iis mU't eminent leader
h. rapidly nearing his jordan without
being followed by a faithful Elisha
upou whom his mantle may iail anu
with Il tue spirit Of his mission. VITA
the uDionists Ia full control, friends Of
homs rulu In England, Scotland, Ire.
land aud wacs have cause Tor feeling
doGnhuartud.
Ia view o. the preeont agitation
caused by the disturbance. In Armenia
Lord 3ailsbury's views on the Turkish
question, US expressed In 1879, are %
great interest. Tho Berlin congtou
had lust completed Its labors ant
England had secured Cypern ioi
services rendered. Tho utmost snorti
had been put forth to maintain tn,
integrity aua Independence Of Turkey
"Whether use will be made VI thls,'
said Lord Salisbury, IN summing up
the situation, "ptObably the last oppor
iunliy which has thus been Obtsined
for Turkey, by the interpretation Of tho
powers OF Europe, Of England In par
ticular, or whether It lie to DO thrown
away, will depend upon the sincerliy
with which Turkish statesmen now
address Themselves TO the duties Of
good government, anu tho task OF re-
FORM" II Lord Salisbury still hold
the opinion here more than implied
that the Berlin conference was Iuf.
keys last chance NJ far rs as,istanct
from England is concerned, Russia,
long desired opportunity has evidently
come, and his acceptance Of the
premiership OF Great Britain mas
possibly be followed ny events u great
moment to Europe anu to the Who'll,
world.
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Tho direct limo 90 kansas City, ~
Louis aud Atlantic teapoard, Is via
tie Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
cars, anu all connections made In
Union dcpots In the day time. Il you
arc golng East ami care Tor y daylight
rue through the grRndest scenery Of
tho Rocky Mountains en- route, ,Vo
that your ticket reads via Missouri
Pacific Hallway. Elegant chair cars
positively ifts 10 holders OF regular
Train tickets.
+, V. DEWRAH, q. r. & PA,
Il M0tlan Block, Salt Lake CITY.
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WASATCH HOTEL,

The stage ior Ws'stCh, Little Cot.
tnuw d, will commence to run
wuIun.IHy, June 90, connecting with
the Muu'y ear Wi. leave Murray
no S o. m. aud return ut z D.. M. txTp
stage viii run Saturday, ghlF, lasv-
ing at .. no, Every hccImmo 10 tluH
viii he al Jdot visiloTs at the hotel.
Good tshiug and hUutiUH, ana saddle
h1Isus a, command Tor lalin- ana gen.
tlUmeu, BADIEY Bros Pr5Iz.
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tho mhgnanlmity ami justice Of the
Interested parties will csuse It to be sst'
tied ny a friendly aad satisfactory
arrangement.
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For the Welsh EisIcidfjd At SEQ.
ncld, June 80 anu 10, the Il. q. w.
announces rate Of one single fare tor
the round trip from al y0iuts In the
Territory. Tickets will hc snli on
June "a a.d9 70, Y OF until June 30.
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Ogiy 10 lays TO ciasn ont tho entire
1t ok, pt Mrs, Chnsty', Old stand.
Everything lyss than hall.
As MRiu S'Hr'.
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RET1UB.

Rest lultrr ~ cen,s pound, Elk for
81 Loo ut Bnrnes.haTdy 90.
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Buy I'll your medicines At Godbe
Pills Drug Go.
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Tho prsruvr Tvrvfs1 Nsws H nlHll.Hel diIy,
ffuday excepted. l' r1ruer -1a.h 'iIl tA-' i'-f.'
tfrHHtH. salt lltr cry
main EirInat .l 81. m. u,glIa- Liran 81
8UFIHHk. ......
Tho Drsrurr grvu.WrrtLr 'rTf N ruNl'i'u
o. IuaaH4r aud HHHHT % each H..H.
Tho nrsrasr Wr.aiI loo maEhluH iofm lh la.
tDhod ever Saturday.
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thNnlau Ljuimpu. always cure
los' bi'es. Prepared a. GOIue Hitt
UIug store.
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Daily except sunday,
Music ~ OlsrB'H ofcheatrA every
afternoon and evening. Depot, corner
Fret south ani Fourth West. Fare
Tor f,Nud trip 90 cents. CITY ticKe,
Office, .Jl Main Street.
u. r., Burnley,
Gen. Agt. pRss. Dept.
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ILOAN oNIY NY OwN MONEY, HENCE
grant special Ontout, wish no dclHy, no com.
missions no Advertising your wants, NJ iAs'
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HE ut the loan will DO with one individual
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MONEY TO LOAN.

DAgGAiNs ~ RIAL ESTATE STOCKS
ID bought aud sold. Money - loan Al
reasonable rates Taylor Bros, No. 20 Main
Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-24
oAnrIrLp ur,cn TRAINS.


Daily except sunday.
Music by discus orchestra every
afternoon and evening. Depot cor.
uet First South aud Fourth West.
Fare Tor round trim 30 crnis. city
tlcket tiiicr, 2ll Main street.
ID. T.. BUKLEY,
Gonl. Agt. Pass. Dept,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-24

CuEAP-A rHAITON ~ GOOD con.
y iIuOu. and q zprng wagon, suitable for
deliver, Apply lli South tlnt West Utah
House
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-24
NOTIUE,
THe uTAH JUNK HOUSE

WILL PAY OAsu ron RAGS. BOSEs.
w scrap Iron, Metals, i,uhbcrs tud Az
iInds Of Uoiuus ~, 70. E1st Llghth south -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-24
WANTED.
A NEw MILCH COW N VIGILANCE FOR
N milking COW. Apply % II street, 7.l-Ciy

A NEw MIICH COW ~ ENCHANGE FOR
n milking COW. Apply - II street. 7,i-tity
I'NEuY uNE To kNOW THAT NJ ARE
II buying and selling more nuE and second
hand goods than any other house u tie west
81. weber. w .li.3li. state -.
HANE YOUR tEsspuOLs, GREASE
i tTap., waller D'osCts and yards rlgaurl
Nv me udarIgsa sanitary Company, All worn
thoroughly Unaffected
uTIlCk ~ MAtS STREET TELEPHONE
80, dH
a Girl rOH GENERAL uou-E,w WORN.
~ mgurg ~ No. ail south second Lhst ~.
NOTICE.
Z HAVE rs NY POSSESSION ONE lr
i inch DurlCY surveyors Lowell aud tripod,
ltu Tor repairs two YcHrf ago, 10 llr same r.
not claimed aud charges paid upon l'. lurlui.
inE cost Of advertising, within thirty dnya, %
u, T.. KNUDsON
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-08
FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN on farms and city
property. Glen Walker. Sixth and
Houston