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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-06-15
CUTTING DOWN EXPENSES.
Secretary of the Interior Issues Orders to
Reduce Wages of Clerks.

TOPEKA, Kan, June II. - Hoke
Smith, secretary of the interior, has
ordered George w. Click, pension
agent of this city, to reduce the
expenses of his office $4,000 per
year To do this the salaries of
clerks will be reduced from 500 to
$500 annually, and number of them
will be discharged. There are thirty
eight clerks in the office who will he
affected by the order. 1t is understood
at the pension office here that the or
der is made to reduce the expenses of
the general government and that SINH
departments.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-06-15
JAPS IN FORMOSA.
Northern Part of the Island In Their
possession,

LONDON, June 11.-A dispatch to the
Central News from Toxic says that
Viscount Admiral Kabayama, governor
of Formosa, reports from Keelung
under date of June 6, that he
has landed at that place and opened
civil and military officers at Tai-Peh
have fled. Tie natives were plunder-
ing the foreigners there. The latter
came to the Japanese headquarters and
requested that speedy advance be
made. Japanese troops entered Tai-Peh
June 9. The inhabitants brought
presents and welcomed them. The
northern part of the island is now in
possession of the japanese. There will
probably be more or less fighting in
the southern part.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-06-15

BOWEN, H.. June 1L-Monday morn
ing while examining hay-press on his
farm, Clayton McGill, aged 81, was in
stantly killed by the machine falling
on him. McGill was among the
wealthiest men in Hancock county and
was president of the Farmers bank Of
this city. He was member of the
q. A. II. and an enthusiastic repub-
lican politician.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-06-15
Thurston's Sue cessor.

HONOLULU, June l, via San Francisco,
June William X. Castle has been
appointed Hawaiian minister at WASH
ington in place of l.. A. Thurston. He
will not leave for Washington until
August l. Mr. Castle was one of the
commissioners to arrange for annexa-
tion as soon as the monarchy was over
thrown
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-06-15
Died After Her baptism.

GREENvILLE, o., June l1.-While Rev.
George II. Tomlinson was baptising a
number of candidates in Mill creek, ls
miles north of this city Sunday after
noon, Mrs. Emeline Richards, who has
been troubled with heart disease for u
number of years, after being immersed,
and just before stepping out of the
water, sank down and died III a few
minutes. There was great excitement
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-06-15
TWO MORE VICTIMS.
A fractional Feud Results In tn nj Row
In Indian Territory.

GUTHRIE, o. T., June 1o.-News
reached here Saturday of desperate
battle between the Miller and McElroy
factions in the northwestern part of
the Creek reservation, in which DR..
Bland and George McElroy, leaders
on the McElroy side, were both killed
and Jim Miller badly wounded. There
has been trouble between these fac
tions for half dozen years, and eight
or ten men have been killed during
that time
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-06-15
COUNTESS OF WARWICK.
Mistress OF tho Finest Castle In England
and n Socialist.

The rich and beautiful countess Of
Warwick, mistress OF the finest castle
in England, and a prime factor in the
smart set, is socialist. In an article
in the Pail Mall Magazine she writes:
"Is the industrial future of Merry Eng
land inevitably what you professors of
the moral sciences disclose it? Sweat
ing dens for London; managers or
Manitoba for our cottagersP Poach or
starve is hard gospel. Is it possible
that the future of our country house
life involves our adaptation Of game
farming in order to pastime the mill
lionaires of America or the stock ex'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-06-15
Fatnl Rnilroad Wreck.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, June 1o.--A train
ON the Little Bay Lumber company's
railroad was ditched in Happy holloW,
Ouchita county, Saturday, killing three
persons and iniuring four others.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-06-15

DOUBLE SPRINGS, Ala, June 11.-Rev.
Granleaf Lee, pastor of the colored
Baptist church here, died suddenly in
his pulpit while preaching.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-06-15
Women Give the Money.

1t is estimated that of the total sum
raised for the support of the Protestant
churches of this country over one-thirsi
is now procured by the efforts or iabors
of women.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-06-15
rhermometers Reach IOs.

VALPARAISO, Ind, June 11.-Monday
was the hottest day experienced here
IN thirty years, the Thermometer regis
tering from 104 to l0S. =.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-06-15
A FAMOUS LIBRARIAN.
The Great Lifo Work OF Aims
worth r. Spofford.

nIe Has Done More Than Any other Man
to MIKE Americans Proud OF the Lit
erature Produced by tho Az
thors OF America.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-20
rLArT AND pLArrIsn.
Dr. Psrkburst Says they Hast Ne
Crushed oat from the itsoI.

NEW YoRS, Sept. l0.-Rev. DR..
PAfkbufsi, who has epent tho summer
In switzerland, was ono VI the passen-
gers ON the steamship Grrmanic, Which
Arrived today. lie spoke emphatiually
to the interviewers GU local polliics.
"Plstt and the spirit OF Plattism,"
ha said, "ATe verse than Croker And
the spirit OF Cr0kerl,ni, anu the man.
hood and intelligence OF tho city must
ana viii crush It out from The very
root.
~ have regretted exceedingly the
fact that the excise question hns bsen
included In tho political situation, con.
ductlng, Ms fear II will, 10 thRt mix
ture OF issues which will make tue
campaign y mvre difficult one.
"phe beauty OF ,he local situation q
year ago was that the issue was 10 dis.
tincl that even our most illitefale snI
uuthipking citizsna would easily bs
able q grasp u. Mo. Roosevelt has
done the only thIag ssli-fetpeoting
official could have done, In enforcing
The lave. That does not mean that
the statutes are Ideal statutes, but they
arc ON the books; Tammany put them
there and Tanmsny has kept them
tutTtf Nlh iNt1AhN'AN WpuAi hbt oblJ
hsve been disloyal 10 tins reform party
bur 10 the entire tplrit aud genius OF
the law II he hal not beat every
sntrgy toward the doing OF Just what
he nar done.
"Now, II tho voters OF New York
City wish TO mostly the statutes, well
anu good. Thaps distinct matter.
ave all worked together last year 10
destroy TammAny, and nov, for the
Lofd'a sake, lei US sink all side issues,
buty all our fears, continue our ALI.
ance Of olicuse and defense and make
tho destruction OF Tammapy per.
mhnency.
al believe the city OF New York has
experienced too largely and deeply the
results OF last N1vomber's WORK to be-
willing 10 take tie bnuk track. New
York City i not yet the New Jeruss-
Ism, but II "a waxing toward It.
"WhllO wo arc fighting rammany
wo must not forget that 'he enemy who
10 an essential ally OF Tammany Ia the
spirit OF despollsm-.ismillArly known
as Platlisni.
ST ~ immaterial whether our OH
clals are rnmmAny or antl.fAmmany.
The entire fyatem Of hoss rule mus
be torn up, root pnd hrauon."
DR.. PaTkhufst expressed surprise aud
said he was disappointed that Plat
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A GOOD CHANCE FOR COAL
HAULERS.

"Ihs Old Church Nine" In Grass
Greek furnishes ths best Weber coal
known.
The mlne Is now In shapa TO supply
al, Il" m. from y distsDrH cheap.
Lump sI.75. Stove 20 csnis per ,nn.
The cullen Nine, being n-arer this
city, the rats will be - igllowG
Lump $500 stove (larg1 an ciesn)
Sl.OO per ton. Nut (nldled) 20 cents
por tOn.
Slack. containing Nut ana Pea, 10
cent? per wngon Loaf.
The Grass Creek G al is worth tweu.
ty-nve per cent r-ore than any other
Weber Coal.
30 thO'e who come long distance,
stsblins 10 provided ~ tie Cullen m'nt
free. W. W. CLuFP, Agent.
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rnE AMERICA our AGAIN.
Defender Challenged ,oiascs In Eng.
fish Waters

LONDON, Sept. ,l0.-rhe 5portsman
snnoi aces that LAycock d Goodf-l.
low, bankers Of Lombard street, have
cablod TO the New YORK Yacht club an
offer OF el, 900 for race In English
waters between Defender AMI Valky-
RE Ill. A cneck to that amount has
been deposited with the secretary Of
the Royal Yacht squadron.
LUSDoS, Sept. To- rhs Yachtsman
In Its issue TO-DAY prints n bitter arii.
Gle ON the subject u tho Defender
Valky rio ila,col IN tbs course Of which
IL Gays:
"fho New York Yacht Club msy
be congratulated on retaining its thrice
presented anu illegally hold cup. Hal
II not been for Lord DuurAven, tue
America cup would never have
emerged from iis dishonored obsourlty,
into which II was plunged by tie
Thistle snd Volunteer matches. Every
British ynchtsman will approve Lord
DvnrAvon's conduct.
This Yachting World Gays II will bo
an Intrepid man who, sfsor tho expert
cnce OF Lord Dunfavou, ehall again
challenge ior the Amoricl cup.
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InxroArros CONGRESS.
Charges that tue Minnie, wsrs rei.i
nud-AuI surnmrpL

subrges tunt tun htuufot Wfre tNiat.
nUd-Aui surnmrpL
ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ. Sept. TO-
Something VI u sensation In connec'
ton with tho congress has just leake d
cut, charges being made that the min
utes have been falsifled. The trouble
comes from the local papers having
teen given for publication n resolution
OF thauks to the retiring chairman
and secretary Of the national executive
COMMITTEES, Mesfs. Smythe and Alice,
and expressing regret that necessity
had compelled them 10 decline nom
inatlOp. IL 10 claimed that no suck
resolution was ta'sod, and, moreover,
that Secretary Allies was a very active
candidate fof reelection.
Il Tier number OF oongratulatOry
speeches and closing remarks by the
PRESIDENT, the fourth session Of the
National Irrigation congress nd.
burned, Hlne die, 10 meet next year IN
Phoenix, Arit., the day Of the meet
iug 10 be liked by tho national exoeu-
tive committee, ia conference with n
local board o. arrangement, TO BIZ
ohessn by the people VI Phoenix.
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who was arrested AZ Cheyenne last
Saturday, charged with forgery IN
connection with the recolvership Of
tho Bank Of SundAnce. Wyo., was
brought to Bundance where be had
hearing before Commissioner Nichols
aud was discharged. IL IA eaid tns
charge OF forgery Ia trumped up by
Receiver Adams, ant that IL has oil
the appearance OF an attempt to hlacs-
mail. Stobblns II connected with q
string OF banks, extending from * m
sac CITY to Cheyenns, the Black Hills,
Montana Rnd the coast.
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From all other slstion- not men.
u ned above ratio will be one siagit
fare Tor round trip, but In no case &.
exceed rate from point beyond.
Tickets will DO sold on following
dates; From Ogden, bingham, Prove,
Silver Ciiy and Intermediate points,
from October LAT 10 oh. inclusive;
Tickets limited 10 ootoper 1910 1890.
From all other points October let 10
5ih, inclusive; tickets limited t.
October lbth, 1895, except Granu
Junction, Ffuita aud Ciaco al which
points tickets are on tAlo Only on
october LIST and End. Inquire Of near
est II. q. W. agent for traiL service,
etc.
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ANOTHER OUTRAGE.
Explosion OF Powder

DENVER, Colo, Sept. ia special
70 the News from Buena Vista, Colo,
'.yg A disastrous explosion OF powder
tecgffrd In tue Mary Murphy mine
u 81 Elmo, twenty-five miles from
hsir, tonight, and special engine
tame here Tor doctors. At leasi four
nsn were seriously injured. The tele-
grfh office there IL closed, anu further
PARTICULARS are unobiainable. WI.
Ian O'5ulllyan was killed his body
rol Jet having been recovered, Ar
cher mlrsr named simmons wss SER
tlily Injured,
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Ansiuiions Formulated by the Me-
tiouai silver CsnmilIss.


CHICAGO, Sept. l0.-The resolutions
linulalsd by tho ex cutive committee
dihe National silver committee are as
ioloNg
Resolved, BY tue executive commit
Wei Tue National silver committee,
'uA Tue American Binietaillc league
na lne National Timetable union DC
s9ue,ltd TO Join with this organiza alton
Ieilllng conference Tor tho Ihigi
tuesday Of December, 1895, at Chicago.
Snse action IN formulating plan for
a.lang national convention 10 nom.
we candidates for President aud
W resident OF the United States, on
,Nsuoim with the soie plank provld.
as ior Tue restoration OF silver 10 itA
nkInal place la the currency OF our
.euhuy Without awaiting the action OF
~ Other nation on earth.
NsoiVed, further, That all persons
uo attend said conference shall have
siuusly declared their intention la
'lhg o. placing the cause Of Tree
faAse OF silver Independently by the
ace. f-'" "''h'
fnan - 'NsNhNii ihAt Nub ODlttl OF
~ conferences shall bs 10 InauRurate
s,lne1lVe silver movement Tor tue
smblign Of 800, before II Ia too late
vhsue19'Ns action, u tho ond that all
a. oeheNe IN free coinage may unite
n,.uAl campaign for the solution OF
,sIoAl question, and be- lett tree 10
m,.nN their political relations after
"nn question IN settled,
Ane.glved, further, That n said
, aaeoan Bimetuihc league and Ma.
Iaal bimotallio union shall init TO
,b nu 70 said call by November l, 1895,
S sn ,hs president OF this otgauizsllon
oISsn i,aas said call on behalf OF this
N H'ssolvtd, further, That the ouestIov
M presentation ut said conference
,ss MI he malhLd Of selecting delrgaIes
prs s., &c settled by u conferences Of The
nen,o ohIs Of the Organizations herein
Nan anu zach orgaplz,tlon
lion. iou 10 equal represents.
''"s Heard and Discharged,
IA, wHDwooD, =. D., Sent, l9-gan-
W. Il. stsbbln- Of Kaasa, Citv
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EVENING NEWS. FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 60 1893

had control OF the Republican psims.
riei. anu said the excise question
should be relegaled 10 the arsiifstion
OF the municipality, although he bad
come TO tho conclusion that laws that
operate Satisfactorily In Beflln and
Hamburg would suit New York.
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scoFIELD, Utah, Aug. Is, $685.
~ have been troubled with itching
piles for number OF yerrs and ha We
tGten 4 bottles Of Hoods sAfsaparilln,
which hns given ms great relief, and
the Itching has almost entirely disap-
peAred. Thomas Douglass.
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EIsrkppsop AND coSFkRGsCE
HAfEs


For the Grand Welsh EisteddiOd q,
Salt Lake City, October 3rd and s.b.
spi the Sem!-anDuil conference, l..
ID. g., ct Halt lake Ctr, Ocioosf 4h,
9th ara 9Th, inclusive, the f.lloslpS
rates re authorized 10 Halt Lake O..
AID return Wis x. u. W. Hy.
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Hoods PIN, cure sick headache.

Mrs. w. J. FAhsy, Of lie Roy, n. ",
fays; "HAye tried my cough ourer.
Parks Cough Syrup IA the only one
that helps me. 1 know u 10 the beat
Cough remedy" For sale by r. J
HUI & Co., and Nelden Judson Drug
Go. /
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iELEGRAPHIC...
IS Done IN CHINA
~, Prisoners Executed After aN
Imperial Orisr
,,o,uru MISSION WRECKED
liza, Los, a. the Foreigners
'"I u,a previously Evacuated
the station.

vour. Sept. ia csblegfsm
b D. World nom Foo on'"' '
pJG ru.,d.v,. executions
D''" ,,,, bscn received. After
h'' mandarin had refused on
a. % % execute any msu implicated
s"'a mI,,lonsry ma sacre'' tins
n . Wv and British con'ul' wired 70
S S,sIs. Ga Monday the mandarin NJ 'rnnn ,.,
81 ID the ,lcerOy's order 70 execute
.,so,olock Tuesday morning Con.
-, HI.,on, Llsulsnant Evans nnu
y, ". a,ossty, tho British consul
...tsd 10 tho Yamen uats,
~. The mandarlns were A"A''Hs
ihsm. -,..,,, took their seats,
.t',s,s uets toaten, y salute nIeu
Ios s ne c,Isf shouted three times,"Ihe
nv w arsnD Then the condemnou
sou n rs,s brought speedily from thsli
~, ~ TLev knelt before the court,hnu
o ,amSlsJ, securely bound, into
,'mtoo cages, on which were a.laon.u
s,scs, Of paper with tho sentence "'r
"p rs ~ mandatlns then put on their
III, robes ami scarlet hoods, anu
, ~. ss,ib procession started for Ia
sns grounds outside the city,
st.ss un,a Of svldieTt. When tue
,s'es,.lon arrived, the condemned
10 rsfe tumbled out aud maue 10
sn.si with their backs to the man
dsflna Thai,
bloody work. This fire, head Tell clean
nj When the heads OF the seven
m,n were cut OF, the vast crowd gave
= great shout. Tho people clappod
ibslf hands aud departed.
Thu heads were hung In n promi-
psnt place In the city asa warning.
ms mandafins proiesssd TO fear lur-
tL,f trouble from the crowd OF Tor.
,lsnef,. who went armed with re-
tcivefs, but there was no trouble.
No leaders have been executed NJ
VET Ssme leaders with strong back
ing hope 10 escape.
me yioeroy IL delaying the szecu-
ton Of Others, hoping for an unde'
served clomency. Punishmsnt fol-
lowing tho crime 40 soon 10 unusual
after foreign troubles. Bad feeling Ia
ipfsading through tho province because
q tho delays In execution.
At Foo Chow the common talk was
hat The men would etoape.
The consuls wiring 10 Pekin for or.
dan 10 local ofiiclAis, who do nothing
ual,s forced, resulted In prompt ac-
uos.
To, Detroit 10 stili here. aud one
EHsiAh sunboai OF 100 tons.
ANOTHER OUTRAGE.
LOsDoS, sept. l0.--A dispatch to
fimu nom Hong Kong says tue Baelo
mission al Moilie, west of bwalesn,
Was wrecked on Monday. The for
iignsn bad evacuated It owing 10 tho
warnings received from other stations
that Thousands Of rebels were gather.
log aud looIing the property OF tho
Wealthy Chinese. This troops sent 10
luel the Uprising were Withdrawn re-.
Gently. Plaeards announce that the
Nllhdnwing was due to an English
I'lisk on Canton because OF recent
mAsnefes.
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BLACK DRESS CoODs

The largest and choicest collection we
ever have shown. Especially notice
able are; Mohaits, jacquatds Suiling.
Mailaisse, Crepons, Bouches, Bouf.
souille, etc.
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COLOREn DRESS Gnnns

An astonishing array OF magnificent
materials IN the most modern designs
as 44Nis inch imported all wool Cor.
can't Boucles, Poplincltes with small
figures, French Crcpons, Mohair and
sSeieilian novelties at 85c, 81 100. SIPS,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-20

Special display OF Fall Millinery,
Friday and Saturday, September 20,
II.
The Wonder Millinery Co, IS South
Main.
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75c.
NOVELTY DRESS Gnnns

Exclusive styles IN the new Frises
fancy Zibelinc, Bayadere, Bourettes
lrTidcsccnt Cufls, etc.
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PURS.

Our stock OF Futs In very G nseiv
able grade and style will be unsurpassed
this season.
30 inch long coney capes, 1878
80 inch long Electric Seal Capes,
$1,000.
80 inch long As,raehan capes, SIG.
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Reader, did you ever take SIMMONS
LIVER REaULAToR, the "BNa or
LlvEn MEDiCfNEs2" Everybody needs
lake q liver remedy. IL Is a sluggnh or
diseased liver that impair8 digestion
aud causes constipation, when the waste
hat should be carried OF romano In
the body and poisons the whole system.
That dull, heavy feeling IL due 10 a
torpid liver. Biliousnoss, Headache,
Malaria and Indigestion are all liver
diseases. Keep the liver active by an
0ccnglonnl dose Of Simmons Liver Rec.
ulator and you'il get rid of these trou-
blos, and give tome 10 the whole sys-
tenn. Fol a laxative Simmons Liver
Regulator Is BITTER THAN Pills. it
does not grippe, nor weaken, but greatly
rcfreahcs and strengthens.
Every package has the Red "a
stamp GA the wrapper. j. II.
Eoilin & Co.. Philadelphia.
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Notice OF Removal.
NJ. Kopp, the candy man has moved
10 liz South West Tennis.
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Cleanse your piOud with Godbo Pitit
Blood Purifier, made from herbs.
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For sale by z. c. NJ T.. clau FL.
dtedge & Co., Western hardwaS Co.
Salt Lake Hardware L., ard osS =.
l. 's. sslt Lake City. Utah.
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SHOES.

In our new department will be found
the finest, largest lines Of Children
and Ladies' Shoes, at Prices the
Lowest
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FALL GOODS
COMING NOW
WOODEN Goods a Trlfle Higher
Than Last Fail, Cotton Fab
rios and Sewing silks have
Also Advanced In Price.

We have selected cloth thi, fall with
tho idea that We are 10 have an Improve.
mont In trade. Aud that are customer.
viii want better suit, than they have
been buying Tor tho past three Years.
Therefore Wa purrhat from the faost
reliable manufacturers, ana have soleci-
ed tho vor. latest Iaietns, without reaafd
10 ihoalight oxtfa cost over gooda Of laft
years designs. We bav0 also made
some no able changes Ia ouFtnAnuf,otuf.
ing dcpAri ment. Noablo among tbsso
IA engag ng the service, of ono OF tho
most reliable and best known ruttor, ia
tho city, ~ our customers are trying no
experiment by lacinR orders With ~.
With regard To prices We stlll ndhote
to our motto OF giving our customuis no
greatest value possible for fhOir money
Boing satisfied with very ,msll prarta
We have also looked Aner the intsrosts
~ our less art late customers, whs 10
rot feel that thev can afford 10 invest
5000 or more IN sui, hu, sal liketo
dress IN well flung. we'll .Aado, sieful
appearing clothes and Tor tbs tsla
have purchased a very carefully selec od
limo Of American made goods. Thee
goods ero equal In itntn.ss OF pat ern
and general appearance 70 thois Of
foreign manufacture, snd arc " excel
lent wearing qualities and arc rep sso-t-
ed by many interruptions dts'ofs ~
imported, and offered for salo By ,hem
~ such at prices much lower tG.n the
imported goods eau be sold for, but =
much higher price thsn We are Offering
the same goods for. fr n these goods
we arc ready 90 iiil orders at from s.. %
TO s2a.jO aud giye the customers tho benz
eft OF hrving them cut aud made by no
bost skilled wofkmoi In q o tity, priv
logo wo trust will 20 appreciated.
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PARKS Tea clears the skin. For sale
by II. J. Hin & Co., anu Neldon judi
son Drug 40. !
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BOYS CLOTHING and
GENTS FURNISHINGS.

Our stock will be found complete,
with the finest lines at the Lowest
Prices in the city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-20
JACKETS.

An elegant, immense array Of the
newest nobbiest shapes in beautiful
Boueles, Mellons, Kerseys, Diagonals,
etc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-20
TRIhiHIINGc.

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dress garnl,ules Is shown among OUT
trimming stick.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-20
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JUICY FRUIT
CHEWING GUM.

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-20
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