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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-19

alloys, for example, bronze gilt over,
were all too soon forgotten. Again the
findings Of courts of Justice 10 favor Of
alChemstiC operations were looked upon
rs proof that ,fau5muiation had actually
been effected.
Notwithstanding all this evidence,
scientific men ci todoy do not hesitate
20 affirm that there never has been
case in which one metal has been trans
muted into another by man, because
metals are elements. and elements may
combine TO produce new compounds and
alloys, but they can never DE changed
one into another But where all the
alchemists erred most was DO their I'M
chanEcablo belief that the metals are
composite We're this true. the emo.
bling Of them would still be looked upon
as possible even though d had never
been accomplished.
That an errofso far from the truth MS
the alchemistic problem presented should
have unclaimed the minds Of even the
most cultured men for so many cen.
turtles is nothing less than remarkable
Vet this gross error was accepted as an
inCuntrover'iblc tact. And n we have
learned nothing else during the hour we
have spent together, Do seems we may
derive some pUht from q consideration
Of the truth oi how easy Il is Tor mor,als
to err, OF how liable we are 90 be wrong
even when we feel most positive that we
are right With this truth Impressed up-
on us, we are likely 10 be more tolerant
towards others whose opinions differ
tom our own, Tor they may be be- the
right and we In the wrong Again, we
will refrain from asserting our opinions
with "a dosmatIc pusiuycucss offensive
To- others, because Of the suspicion that
we may not have the whole truth.
Further, wu will better learn the lesson
that &c o. possible 20 get new light upon
any subject and that, therefore, the only
correct attitude Tor us as intelligent
beings TO assume is that Of attentive
listeners, ever ready to consider care.
fully new ideas aud suggestions. and of
earnest seekers after light, always will.
ing to change OF modify old ideas when
larger aud fuller views reveal to Us our
errors.
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Some nlddsrs SEIZED tho Occasion 10 lay In
Lnnnah Dor an thn InmIIl.

Enough Dor An che Family.
Collins for 10 cont4 cochl Thoy were
great bargains at a public salo today at
Hulmovile, near Bristol So cheap
woro thoy considered that amau bought
ono apparently Tor each Of his children,
and Bucks county g. tonight flooded
with walnut collins Of all patterns
Tho property Of LOWS p. Townsend
Of llulm0yilIy, tho dclaulting treasurer
OF the Nowpartyillo Building associa.
ton, was today put up at auction.
Townsend was short IA his urrount
about 5000. 4 crowd of people from
that Out OF Bucks county wcro attracted
by the Tho auctioncOr FIRST knocked
down Tow horses Tor % nero song
Then tho wagons and carriages went
Othur article. ut les yaluo about tho
place lrHuHH. trivial prices Townsend
did ana undertaking business and iu h..
day carried GA good ttldn HunlWly,
kept 900 store o. largo number Of collins
Today, when ON tluyihblo stock and
personal effects bad been disposed o.
the nugt1urUr and his assistant vanished
for moment A minute later thoy 10.
appeared hgaring % highly polished
walnut cashot Mounting his block. tho
aurtioucCr began 60 dilato upon tho
bcautiu9 Of the article.
who'll make % hidy" cried tho nuc.
tioncor His hearers seemed Mortified at
tho idea Tor moment, but the stiffness
was broken bys
I'm give % nickel Tor a."
Laughter greeted this bid, but tho
auctouoor looked solemn and business.
like
ono t6lling how soon YOU may need
A. ho urged Holoukod hard ut thin
yisag.l man who had several times
coughol ia a sepulchral manner The
man turned away.
"l'll make 10 q dino came n timid
voice, aud tho coffin was his
Tho ieu 0uro broken, tho collins com.
monicl q reader sale 10 seemed Co bo
agreed that no cents was tho top notch
figure, and tho 8uoti0nCor, having bid
tHom mp 90 that sum, would lOt thCm
60 Frank Brown then started In and
bullnd tho market considerably. Brown
took us many collins us h0 has children.
paying % dino Tor each. Af,or that tho
general bidding was livoly aud soon tho
collins wuru disposed ot-philadclphia
Record.
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puELlNa nm EuRoRE.
The Unpleasant Adventure Of an Lasy
Going Tourist On Italy.

VI I al al I'D. Of
CgIng rn.,r., I'm nal,
Nor,i,.. ,,,ll it -. .,.......
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Am, strry tr I.a,, ,,,. 'r-, ',.''''
ont al nm aJy.r,,-. tb,t ' LII ,t' Iii ,,'G
n far.is,,,r gn An. i.l,nI ,sT '' 49, ,Da.
Vopirr Observation-Disclosures, 49, i,5 ,',i'.
dc.ir.Bsnf f.fI.rr nIi ,,,.s,.i,i $50.
within I5. r..'l and r'5rcin', ,r,. ,'1',
t,ar.m,..r,. i..'..n,,.i ~, H., 49,. ',,'.
of , T.. ,.r-..t r,T c.'i,g t, ,g 49,
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Of, uluI.r. 10 ..... % I,.,.,l ~ ham,
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lt base remained f0g the la,tor part Of
Che nineteenth century 20 evolve aulth.
on and wholly different method from
that usually employed for the transmits.
sion of osculatury fayors, This is 10
have tho matter accomplished by tole,
phone, Tho invention i5 not however,
patented, and may upon occasion be
adopted in other cities than Washing
ton. Washington Times.
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Broom HoteI>


RAtes-Si5O to So per day. Special
rates to regular boarders. Free sample
rooms, electric light, steam heat, cent
rally located, ! blocks from depot.
HEsrER BRoou. Prophslan.
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w. r. Speare,
Undertaken 6 Embalmer
NEW YORK CITY REPUBLICANS.
Taking Steps 10 Rcorgnnixe the Party
i'm That Place.

Taking Steps 10 Rcorgnni.e the Party
i'm That Place.
William Brookfield, Cornelius N Bliss,
Gen. Arson G. McCook and other leaders
of the anti-Platt republicans in New York
will hold a meeting this week to decide on
steps to effect a change in the methods Of
the republican organization of the city.
The date and, place of the meeting has not
yet been fixed. But" Mr.. Brookfed says,
Il shall do all in my power to bring to-
gether all the republicans who believe that
reform is necessary"
Are you in favor of starting a new or
gan7ation?" was asked.
Il do not care to express any opinion on
that point just now," Mr.. Brookfield re-
piled.
Il shall say, however, that a change is
needed, whether it is accomplished by a
bolt or by fight within the organization.
We have tried the fight within and have
not been very successful. What Will be
done next Is yet to be determined. 1t
seems to me that the only way to bring
about anything like harmony is for the
republican county committee to elect as ITS
chairman some broad-gaugei, III eral-
minded republican who has not been iden-
titled with any faction and who stands
for clean methods in politics. If that
course is not followed, something else will
have to be done"
Inc meeting OF tne dnt-flatt leauerS
will probably take place early this week,
as the republican primaries will be held
next Tuesday night. 1t is not bel eyed
that the leaders will decide to make much
of fight at the primaries 1t seems to be
their intention first to appeal to the Plat
men to retire Lauterbach ard place at the
head of the county committee man such
as Mr.. Brookfield described. If the appeal
is ignored. then the threat made last week
by Cornelius N. Bliss may be carried into
effect Mr.. Bliss al that time recalled the
Folger campaign of 1882 and minated
that history might repeat itself next year
if the Plat people persisted in their pres
ent course.
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Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following: William Vaughan and Trossie
Smith, both of Prince William county, Va;
Levi Allen and Jennie Duvall; James
Jones and Matilda Johnson, both of st.
Mary's county, Md; Edgar T. Morris and
May p Proctor, both of Montgomery
county Md; Robert Brooks and Lizzie
Dawson, both of Bladensburg, Nd.
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, Buckine hams Dye for the Whiskcrs be APP
piled when ut home. and is uniformly successful
in coloring brown black. Hence Its great
popularity.
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LADIES GOODS.

HATS TRIMMED OR RETRIMMED, 80 CENTS
Bring your old hats and Old trimmings and have a
Lew and fashionable hat made: Partisan style.
623 St. NV, upstairs no7-lm'
FINE ELACK AND WHITE. LACES DONE Up IN
first class Partisan style: white dresses llces axl
lace curtains speciality; prices reasonable. Call
Nine" NIBOCD, SUCCESSOR to Nine. Valmont, Old
Stand, 1l3 1lth st. lo6-lm-
81 iLSKIN AND ALI. OTHER FUR GARMENTS
re-iyed and altered into latest styles. Fancy
NUTS and collars made TO order. Miss q. Gun
cts. sci Bun
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IN WASHINGTON,

and we've handled next to ''Steinway'' for
nearly IS years.
The "Gabler'' piano is perfectly constructed.
The "Gabler' piano is unendng in durability; the
''Gabier piano is unsurpassed in beauty Of design
and finish; the ''Gabler'' piano has wonderfully
rich singing and sympathetic tone quality; the
iGabler piano has an elastic action; the Ga
bier piano is essentially the plano for the true
music-loving man. woman child; the "Gabler''
paEo costs less and is n finer piano than any
of the self-styled leaders," In fact the GA
BIER piano combines every quality most desirable.
A most complete selection may now be at
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.

FOR SALE OR TRADES FINE BUILDING LOTS
on east side 1tth st. ne. near Nd. ave-; clear of
THos. C. HESsEY & CO..
de33t 1900 st. NV.
FOR sALE-26TII AND K NV, L.ARGE COR
NER HOUSE OF IL ROOMS BATH AND eel
be PhGnD COMPLETELY Renovated. PRICE RE
de3 AUGUST DoNATu. GIL TIL ST.
FOR sALE-SPLENDID BUSINESS PROPERTY on
Penna. ave NV. bet. nth and 18th SITS. north
d3-Gt p. A: BOWEN. Jr.. 141O C St NV.
FOR sAIE-GIIT- EDGED INVESTMENTS
Price $780, renting for S2l month; brick
houses near "a and o SITS. NV.
Bay-window brick; rooms and bath; near 1ith
PRICE 81, $50; RENT $3.50.
New Groom brick
PRICE 500; RENT 50.
PRICE $3.50 RENT 5000.
On B st. ne: bricks: lot 2sxS5.
SEE QUE LIST OF INvESTMENT HOUSES.
FOR NORTHWEST s.. 5O0-IN A VERY
nice neishborhOOd- solid-built bay window brick:
bed rooms. bath; r,rlor, reception hall, light
1t b. D. STONE & SONS so4 and 500 + st. NV.
FOR SALE So l5O-NEw JERSEY AVE. NV.
near MnI, . frame with cellar; good repair
FOR sALE-TIIS is CHEAP AT 81. 4Oo-ON A
lettercd ST. NV near 9th-6-rOom brick.
At $500
On Florida ave. nw.-new brick.
1t D. d. STONE & SONS so4 and sos st. NV
FOR sALE-PRICE. s2,sOo-ALwAYs RENTING
for S19.5O month "a nearly new Groom brick
in select neghbOrhOod northwest; cabinet man
A CHEAP HOUSE ON ST
ONLY $1,000
Bay-wintlow brick; 6rooms and bath.
sth St n.w-At 5000 ,,,b .,,r,rs
SEE OUR LARGE LIST OF investment houses.
FOR SALE-ONLY S2.5oo-ON NEW HAMPSHIRE
ave.-a pretty new Groom brick, with bath.
This is very low PriSe for or, TINS mis- s s,
brick; trust, 5000, to run 2la years; offered III
F3 Dis; SAIE-s4,Ooo-T ST. west of 18th; Groom
brick: cellar room for stable
1t D. D. STONE X SONS SOL and so6 F st. NV.
FOR sALE-AT $1,000 VERY CuEArn ,, STORY
1t D. d. STONE & SONS, so4 aud SOC + st. NV.
FOR sALE-PAYs 20 PER CENT ON AZ IN =, EST
"r'>i' ''i D. D. STONE & SONS,
FOR sAIE-TO SETTLE AN ESTATE, THE FOL
LOWING DESIRABLE HOUSES WILL. BE SOLD
AT A SACRIFICE: PRICE, 5000: worth $1,000;
iainng ems and bath; stationary washstand:
beautifully papered; FURNACE: side nlsS; cEoicc
location letter"d st. NORTHWEST bet. o
ANoTHEE AT $1,000; NEW rooms; hath IS, sta a;
HOUSE; lot isx75; alley; 5 minutes walk from
pension office.
ONE AT s., 500: NORTHWEST on one of the
prettiest aveS in the city; stories; cellar un-
der whole house; prettily papered lot 2ox12'; 20
#. alley.
Another offered at IS. 600: northwest; II rooms:
sanitary plumbing: lot 19.6xso This is a rare
bargain: worth 81 500. -
LET ME SHOW YOU THESE HOUSES Vol
TO BUY. ID. n. STONE 4 SONS,
1t SO4 and SOC F IT. W.
FOR SALE-vERY NICE 7-ROOM AND BATH
dwelling; few doors from 18th and $; cabinet
nant.ls, etc; lot 20 hy over 100 to wide
alley; price reduced to $500; lot worth
nearly that amount. w. s. MINNIN, 1927
F st. d.
FOR SALE-THE FOLLOWING HOUSES on CO.
lumha Heishts-the finest residence section of
city,
2SlI 18th ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Price, $4,000
<SlS lftl lr!cc, 3,-JO
1854 Harvard Observation-Disclosures Price, $500
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STEAM CARPET CLEANIN
UNDERTAKES

&C. b. Nichols.) PHONE 764-3 fwm. A. FoyJ
NICHOLS CO., UNDERWRITERS & EMBALMEKS,
I'd and Ia. ave. Sc, Washington, DC.
n19-Sm Best of terms. Chapel for funeral services.
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SAIE-
Columbia Heights-The best bargains the
Heights-New houses: handsome; well built, and
complete in all respects Will be sold cheap for
cash easy terms.
JOHN SHERMAN,
no8-tf Real Estate COS l4th st.
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FOR EXCHANGE

FOR ENCHANGE-A SPLENDID PIECE OF CEN
trail busiu,s IS property; will take vacant ground of
some value in exchange. HEISKELL q Nc
LERAN, zoos f st. NV. 1t
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Call or send for bulletin OF houses to rent,
published every Monday morning; cOnta ms
complete list OF everything have to rent,
together with description and prices.
b. II. WARNER & Co,
noSOeOd3t 9l6 + st. NV.
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FOR RENT
UNFURNIsHED-

FUhNlSflEI
II bet 18th and 18th Cor
SITS, with stable. 500 Jeffe
Cor 10Th & Corcoran $50 av
NJ bet 18th and 18th. 800 F -
10th st bet X and l.. BOO Goth
X ! av & Nth st. .2G6.67 SITS
NJ st near Conn ave. $50 Cor
Cor Mass av and 18th Core
ST, with stable. 80 an,
Conn nv bet VI and Q be
y sts. $50 Core
R st bet Goth and = st
21st SITS. 200 18th
18th st bet Q and Il. 100, Core
X | ave bet 18th & st
Conn ave. 200 10th
18th bet LAM SITS. .175 18th
10th st bet 6 and II. .1TJI Sund
\ st bet l9th&2Othl66.G 81 l9t
n It bet 18th and 18th
18TH 1866 Pa
Conn ave bet X and F st
s SITS. ...........l6 1855. 81 % &
r st bet Goth and Isl
2lst 1867 . RI
R st bet 21st&22d. ..I5O 14t
Cor G&2lst SITS. $50 9th
X ! av bet nth st an
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St. ".
FOR RENT-ON LEASE-FURNISIIED OR IN
furnished. choice. stylish corner house, 1924
18th st. NV. brick and stone; stories and
basement; cellar; II rooms; all modern int
provements; steam heat; in good order. Rent,
unfur nished, 10000, and furnished, $4,000
per month"; private family.
b. II. WARNER & CO.,
noSO-3t 916 st. NV.
FOR RENT-AND SALE-IARGE NUMBER OF
furnished and uufurnishrd houses in the north
west
Mrs. BRINTON STONE.
Real Estate and Insurance Broker
oc12-2m 1921 De Sales st. NV.
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GALLARD SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Modern Languages taught by Prof. Gaillard's
toftcier d academc) original and coolual method.
Endorsed by the minister Of public instruction. doc
tors in Sorbonne and the leading educators Of
France, England and America Patrons: The
French and English ambassadors lion. McAdoo
the Bishops Do;lne and Newman. Prof. NJ. Bell.
Chief Justice Fuller, &c. 1923 18th st. nll-tf
month until Jan. Two nights week. from s to
0. EATON, BURNETT & DURIING,
Business College, 18th and sts NV.
noS-1m Ladies' class from to DIN
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FOR SALE-TIAVE YOU SEEN CLEVELAND
PARK? The most beautiful homes at lowest
JOHN SHERMAN,
noS-tf Cos l4th st.
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FOR SALE-vERY NICE 7-ROOM AND BATH
dwelling; few doors from 18th and 5; cabinet
nant.ls, etc; lot 70 hy over 100 to wide
alley; price reduced to S5.JOO lot worth
nearly that amount. w. $. M1NNlN, 1i27
st. d.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MIR. FRANK GEBEST LATE OF BERLIN, THE
newly engaged 0rganist of Calvary Baptist
Church. has opened a studio at 1874 + St NV, for
instruct ion in piano organ and theory. Best testi-
nonials and thorough instruction. d:S-6ts
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} Jefferson pl bet Conn
} Nv and 10th st. 1884
} F st bet l1th&1Sth. l25
} 10th st bet o and p
SIS .l2S
} Cor goth aud 0 SITS. .l25
Corcoran st bet 18th
} and 18th SITS. .125
Q bet l7th&1Sth SITS. .l25
} COrcOran ST bet nth
st and y ii ave. .ioJ
} 18th st bet r&Q. 100
} Corcoran st bet 18th
st and y Il ay. 100
} 18th st bet I and U. 100
18th bet tau SITS. 50
j Sunderland pl bet
7, l9th&2Oth SITS. 50
18th st bet C st and
Pa av. SIS
F st bet 11th&1Sth. SO. SO
% floor on II st bet
18th st & VT av. so
. rms, Sd floor, 1Oi
!, 14th ST, each. ..S
} 9th st bet East Capt
apA ste no An
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Tine Berkeley School,
1915 II street.
Students thoroughly fitted for West Point and
Anna polls. for all universities and scientific
schools. for direct commissions in the army and
lazy, and for the civil service. Twenty five young
for private lessons In all branches.
CHARLES w. FISHER, BIS,
oc22-eotf Head Master.
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NORWOOD Institute.
Home and Day School for Girls. Full
Ac, demic and Graduating Course. Mrs. VIM. d.
CABE1I Principal. 1861 y, near Conn. aveo10-3m
SCHOOL OF PERNIN SHORTliAND-Hours, 6 to
pm. Best system. No shading, no position, con-
necti,e vowels no failures; simple, legihle, rapid.
Success In to II weeks. Taught in 500 schools.
Received exclusive award of Worlds Fair medal.
Answers all demands Tuition reasonable. Please
call. JOHN K. WEATHEltS. Prin.. 705 st. NV.
mol In
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR sAbE-THE CHEAPEST RESIDENCE LOT:
n WASH1NGI9f fo CITY THE HTS Mo Wif
FME Asb New IL EHh tSeo e
N YEARS. 81 Also % one cHEAP LOT 6,1' On
81; NE. BET: 10TH AS y nth SITS. NE
S 5H! On 10th St ft pet hdw As Ys11s St NV
~ s IS s 1s6 E1 ThE !So Is b1 Af
d. d. " AnGUsr DoNAru. GIL 18th ST.
1STM ANP SoT HA AsFkp SIS Is sr T9hgN 81
d2-3t SOL anu SOC F st. NV.
FOR sALE-l2 LOTS. Il FEET FRONT FLOR
Eh shs for osEF P SOY III s Sc
FOR SALE-FTNE CORNER PROPERTY IN MT
Pleasant; 2soIl17; very available for subdivision
e fSLftM RurHERFoiD. 1857 st. NV
FOR sAIE-G00D LOT on HUNTINGTON PLACE
Columbia Heights 5o1iaS; fl :5pg, Per foot o.
st. no3O-5t
FOR SALE-6O FEET on SrAUGHTON ST; SAM
on Florida ave by 200 feet deep; 1900 So. feet
trees and wide view over city and rver p,c.
moderate and terms easy; -
OCEAN CITY, MD, ON THE ATLANTIC OCEAN
The SinnepuAent Beach Co. offers special induce
ments to purchasers of lots who desire to build
The demand for cottages to rent is greater THAI
the supply. and rents pay from 10 to 10 per cen
Oh the money invested.
There can he found seaside resort within five
hours OF Washington where lots 50x140 feet can bt
bought ard cottages built at so small a cost. The
beach is absolutely healthful. free from malaria
and the absence of mosquitoes add to its comfor
n summer resort. For information and chart,
Of lots apply to DEBORAH l. HILTON, witt
JOHN +. WAGGAMAN, 14th and G, NV. corner.
no23- ;'Inl6
FOR SALE-HAyE YOU SEEN CLEVELNNI
Park2 The most beautiful homes at lowest
prices and easy terms.
JOHN SHERMAN.
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The difference betwesn Pills and
Simmons Liver Regulator, is iust this;
Pills don't 40 down very easy with
most people, and you feel them ai;cf-
wargs While Simmons Liver Rceu-
latOr In liquid OF powder 10 very pieas-
aut to tako ana the Only feeling that
you have niterwards is the great rclle
that II Gives II m Constipaiiou, Bill.
lousnosf, Sich-Hesdachs aud Dyspof-
sis. u is n II laxatlve and n tonic. 9
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A GOOD CHANCE FOR COAL
HAULERS.

"lhe Ola Church Nine" In Gra,s
Greek furnishes the best Weber cal
known.
The mine Ia now In shape to supply
all team. from distance cheap.
Lump Sl.s5 stove 75 cents per ton.
1he iullrn Nine, b-Iug nearer this
CITY, the rsies will be ~ followG
Lump $500 Stoye (lsrge n I cleanl
sl.OO per ion. Nut (fiJdied) 20 cents
per ton.
SLACK, containing Nut ami Pea, 10
cents per wagon load.
The Grass Creek Coal IL worth TWEEN.
iy.hve per cent more than any other
Weber Coal.
To iho,e who come a long distance,
stnbling IL provided At the Cullen mine
free. W. w. CLUE, Agent.
Notice of Removal.
NJ. kopp, the candy man has moved
TO III South West r,mll L..
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FALL GOODS
COMING NOW.
Woolop Goods a Triflo Higher
Than Last Fall, Cotton Fab
rios and Sowing Silks have
Also Advanced In Prlco.

We have soiooted cloth this fnll with
the idea that we are TO have an Improve.
mont In trgdc. And that nta cusiomors
viii want bo ter suit, than hoy have
Icon huying for tuo p7Ht three ,tarf.
Therefore We purchase tom the mos
rclinb man iRoIurors an have soleri.
cd TIE yer latest pa.oiu without regard
TO Tie igh extra cost over goo Ia Of Inst
year dosirrh We hayo also mtde
some no ahlo chang Ia uurmnnufdciur.
ing depli mfnt ahlo among those
IL engaging tho service, ~ ono oi tho
most rciiablo and host known ruttors In
tho civ, ~ our customer arc trying no
exp rimOnt by placing ufdof with ~.
With regard 70 ptlc.a W. ttlll adhere
10 our motto oi giving uur customers be
greatest value possible Tor ihrlr money.
hclug satb dld with worry small profits.
We have also looked auof the int rosts
q our less fortunate customers, who do
nst iccl that thov can afford 10 invest
sac ur more ina suii, but It'll iiketo
dress In well nuns, VOL made, tasteful
Appearing clothes, aud Tor this trade
haVo purchased % very carefully seer ed
lino Of American made Goods. These
goods are equal ia ucainCss Of pat err
and general appearance TO those VI
foreign manufacture, and ure Of excel
lent wearing qualities and arc rep oson..
ed by many interruptions callers a.
imported, and Offered Tor sale by thom
~ such a. prices much lower Than tho
imported goods car b. sold ior hut a
much higher price than we arc Offering
the same goods for. From these goods
We nro ready to on orders 90 from sIe.tl
to $500 aud give tho customers She benz
riit Of having them cut and made hv the
best skilled woTkmou Boz the civ. u prlvl.
lego we trust VIII DO apprC glrtol.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-24

You will save money by trading with
the old Godhs pitts Drug co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-24
rropbi.a win rerloaieal n,.,n,,,y

Henry P.Silvera,oi Luooa, JAmaict,
West India Islands, ssyt: "Siulu MY
recovery from Hn attack OF dyfcuirTy,
SEINE ten years ago, n COMES on sui.
denly at times ami makes mo vetv
weak. A teaspoonful OF Chamberlain
Cole, Cholera and Diarfho-a Remedy
taken In a little water gives me
immediate te'ick ! could get dozen
testimonials nom people h,fewho have
been cured by this remedy"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-24
srbI,c, to Au.rl, o,,ho,ern morbu.

While staying In this Delta (Missis.
sippi boiioms) last summer, T.. y.
Moss, representing Ludlow, saylof,
Wire Co., Of ~. Louis, suffered from
malaria and became subject to atiscks
OF cholera mofbus. In every instance
when attacked he wrs relieved ~ n by
msgic, by using Cha u b-rlsin's Colo,
Cholera and DiarrhJea Remedy. H.
says: III regard II rs the 'ne vlu.
ultra, OF msIlciueap
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-24

Mre. w. J. Fahey. o. lie hoy, \. ",
tayl; "Have tried ATTY cough cures.
Parks Cough Syrup Is the only one
that helps me. 1 know II IL the best
Cough remedy" For sale by +. J
HUI & Co., and Nelden Judson Drug
Go.