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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-12
Bodies Not Yet Found.

THOMPSON, Feb 12.-The search for the bodies of Mrs Storskowjoi and her child. who were thought to have been murdered by her husband. was interrupted by the severe storms tf last week. The great quantity of snow which fell will hinder Sheriff Bates and his searching party greatly Thus far no trace whatever has been found of the bodies.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-12
The American NH. Again.

Bernard McNeish. who works in the American Mills, and who lives at No 92 South Main Street. had been A great sut- ferer for three weeks with neuralgia The pain was severe Yesterday he called at the office of the C-Eo Tonic Go, No S1 south Main street nd was relieved free of charge by one application of T-No oil,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-12
Fire an EHarwsnton.

ToRRINaToS, Feb 12.--The residence. barn and ators of Orrin EJ. Hubbell of HArWinton was damaged by Are this morn- ing to the extent of 5000. Origin un- kMAwm.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-12
FOUGHT ON SUNDAY.

Waterbury and New Haven Men In-
 duISe in Brutal Sport.
 NEW HAVEN, Feb 1.-Two hundred sports from this city and Waterbury wit messed dog fight Sunday in a barn at Orange. The dogs were owned by New Haven and Waterbury plrties. whose names cannot be learned. The fight lasted an hour and fifteen minutes and ended in a victory for the New Haven dog. The other canine was badly done up at the end of the contest. The fight was for purse of $200.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-12
prom,nrut ,.nwxer Dead

ENFohAAhe" LN"ySE Dedu'
 HARTFORD, Feb 12 -Wilbert Warren Perry. at one time one of the most prcmi- nent lawyers in the state. died to-day from frost bites and exhaustion, He represent ed Hartford in the general assembly of 1883.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-12
Fire i'm Steamers Holds.

CHARLESTON, s. c. Feb 12.-The Nor wegian steamer. Michigan. for Bremen. is lying at her wharf here with fire in her holds. She has cargo of cotton and this. in holds Nos l and 5, is burning It is said her lower hold and coal bunkers are also on fire. but the facts cannot be learned at present, Water is being pump ed into her holds. The blaze was dis covered last night.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-12
LIST--
 OF BARGAINS,
FROM THE

Well Selected Tha cher's Stock.
 Agate pie plates. Thstcher's price 25c and 35c each, our price 10c each. Agate wash basins. Thatcher's price 50. our price 25c each. Cristy knives. set of three, Thatchers price s1 set. our price soc. French coffee pots. very fine. Thatcher's price g. our price sl.15. Wire dish drainers. Thatcher's price 25s. our price 9c. Gasoline bread coasters, Thatch- sr's price soc. our price 25c Cedar wash tubs, Thatchsr's price sl.25. our price 75c. Large sizs blue tubs. Thatcher's price 75c, our price 45c. Fibre wash tuts. Thatch- CTS price sl 50. our prics 75c Wire po- tato mashers. Thatcher's price l5c. our price Sc. Tea strainers. wood handles. Thatcher's price 15c. our price Sc and Sc. Never rust water pails. Thatchtrs price soc, our price 25c. Florence stove ovens. Thatcher's price $l 50. our price soc. Gas heating stoves. Thstcher's price 75c. our price 40c. Dinner pails, Thatcher's price 25c, our price 19c. Wash basins. Thatch- CTS price 200. our price Sc. Nutmeg grat- CTS. 1hatcher's price l0c. cur price Pc. Best make wash boards. Thatcher's price 25c. our price 19c. Folding ironing tables. Thateher's price $l 50. our price $l. Clothes pins. 100 for 7e.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-12
Cloak Department.

Plush Cloaks from S5OO S42OO this sale you take your choice $6.9S the first come the first served. We have only about 90 of this seasons cloth garments left from immense stock. at sale just one-half price. Our Marvel Corset the best soc shown this 39c pair
 Our C. P Corsets worth $500. at Sl.5O pair Our Montros Corset the best 5c in the ctv this sale 49c pair lot of Ribbons worth from a yard all at one price. 1Oc ward Another lot, worth 'cto l2c at 5c yard Almond Cream, 25c Nasene, Sc bottle Best Sewing Silk 5c spool you buy by the you
 
 Best Sockne Dress Shields regular price Oc pair at 1c. f for 25c
 Third Floor. Everything Rattan Chairs Tables will be half price during this sale. We have changed the price, but take of fonc-half during this sale 3 Douton Dinner Sets ll2 pieces. very cheap Sl29S, slightly imperfect. $7.9S each Some extra low prices all Dinner for this sale This sale begins Tuesday morning o'clock and can not of course the quantities hold carly in the morning you can so you will not be disappointed We don't think lots will last long.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-12
nnctnr o,IInrn Annninteh.

WAsHINGroN, Feb 12.-Dr B. 4. O'Hara was to-day appointed an examining sur geon for the pension bureau. at Water bury, Conn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-12
The Miller & Peck Go.
Successful Business

does not mean large profits. It means being busy all the time. Even though we take loss We consider it good busint ss through this month; usually dull time of year.
 Here is something in MEMS GOODS, cost not considered, first counter to the eft.
 At 5c-Men's heavy cotton Mixed Half Hose. Sc pair.
 At 29c-Men's heavy blue Shaker Socks, value 49c.
 At 25c-Mens black Cashmere Hose, value 39c.
 At 9sc-Men's $1 25 Kid Gloves.
 At 1.19-Men's $1 50 Kid Gloves, now s1.19.
 At 39c-Au our boys 50c Fleece Lined Kids. with or without fur tops.
 At 25c-Boys' extra heavy Under Shirts and Drawers.
 WOMEN'S MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. The Rioht Kind. Rightly Made.
 At $1.4s-Ladies' Night Robes, solid yoke of fine open work. embroidery and ruffie of the same as yoke. extra large sleeves. plain back. value $2. At 59c-Ladies' Skirts. extra full, trim med with deep hamburg ruffie and fine tucks, worth $1. At 59c-Ladies' Drawers. handsomely trimmed with fine open work. six small and two large tucks. were 75c.
 At 4Sc-Ladies' Marguerites. fine ham, burg trimmed.
 We have also a good assortment in the lower priced goods. Ladies' Muslin Drawers for l9c Ladies' Skirts for 39c Ladies' Night Robes for 45c. We have everything in Infants Wear, its a fad with the buyer of this department.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-12
Watch Companies Consolidate

CHICAGO. Feb 12.-It is reported that the Elgln and Waltham watch companies will be consolidated under the control of an English syndicate. The value of the combined plants is sl6.000.000. Two hundred thousand dollars has been posted in n Chicago bank and $200. 900 in Bos- ton bank to bind the bargain.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-12

Every department o.e
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-12

W ash Goods. Ginghams. Prints, Cambrics, have them at ridiculous prices for this sale
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-09

DcadwoOd, December gJ.h: "rhU
PRODUCTION lie a most remarkable one.
AZ n 10 signed by -. J. Edgerton,
ia ige,' / suppose It must be treated as
. Judicial order, judgment or decree.
Otherwioo you might think had some
Intention Of annoying you. But on
honor l must sIy thai had you not
signed 1t ns Judge, | should feel like
treating 1t the same as do tuch pro.
duotiOun umanatinC from other Crauks,
aud alter looking over the decree care
Tally, i have concluded that you are
suffering more from mental infifmily
than you are from physical debility.
Because Of this conclusion II may be
that | ought not 60 write you nt all
until have some evidence OF the iaUl
that you have a lucid interval.n
Judge Edgerton appeared 10 be
somewhat worried after reading what
had been published.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-09
Mons ana A..ecIn,s. an

CHICAGO, Jan. s.-Eugono V. Debs
and associates, under sentences for
contempt, surrendered to u. :. Mar.
shall Arnold today and Iail commit.
m0uts were properly made out, No
proceedings In C0urt looking towards u
ftay Of sunteucu were begun. All the
dUirndant6 except Howard aud Elliott
were present IN the marsha's Onlcr.
Counsel for prisoners decided this
morning not to contest the case any
further before tue circuit court, tut
will ON Saturday ask the w.. s.
supreme court ut Washington Tor n
writ OF habeas corpus. On this pppll.
cation, whether granted or not, they
will have the right to take au appeal
anu In this appeal they may secure the
liberation Of tho prisoners on bail,
pending hearing. Acting under tue
direction of Clerk Durham, Mr..
Richard, his assistant, Issued orders Of
commitment on which Marshal
Arnold, II lie feels 20 disposed, may
send the prisoners TO Jail.
Tho marshal Gays, however, that be
Will take no further proceedings until
he has direct orders from Judge
Woods, TO whom lac will apply for in
struCtiOus this afternoon.
The cumulative sentence imposed on
Debs was one year AMI on tue other
defendants six months,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-09

their parity would DO likely to be
maintained. l know this could not he
accomplished except through com.
promise Of equally honest but conflict
ing opinions.
IA ratio being established, Congfes,
should then provide for tho Tres mint.
INK OF both gold aud silver into coins Of
the denomination Of S., SO ami 500.
and should provide thai upon the dc.
pnait Of either Of these cuiua, or their
equivalent ~ bullion OF either metal.
va thu ttoGlufy or any VI the Fub.
tren'urics Of tho UniluI States. the
government would issue coin certiH-
GATES, reicomable within specified
number OF yoltc, at the option Of the
government rs 10 tho time, and pay
able Ia gold or silver at the ratio estab.
llshed, at the option Of thu holder Of
TIE certificates.
"ln tho whole field Of national
politics there 10, in my judgment,
out one question In eight that 10 OF
sttii'leht Importance TO arouse tho
ma.sUp.
"lf the next national Democratic
convention will discard political att
tudca Of every description, commit the
party unequivocnlly TO q ratio At which
geld and silver shall 10 equally freely
coined, ana point out IN explicit terms
the legislation that SHOULD bu adopted
to ptercrve the parity OF the two met.
also nuu DO this IN rational aud rua.
Sensible way, the masses ~ American
voters will come 10 the aid Of the party
thus committed; the Democracy Will
again be triumphant II it fails 20 DO
tLis, changing circumstances or a
better judgment than my own must
reveal tho iaiuo on which Il can sue.
CCud.D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-09
TI0nr WIrm THAuPA
They Hoard - Train aud Attack the
crew.

crew,
EHzAuEIu, n. J., Jan. 0.--phe
lrainmen VI II fast Peunsylvania freight
that left Newark last night hound for
Philadelphia hnd IA fight with tramps
lust iusiue the city limits ut North
Elizabeth. The tramps boarded tho
train at the city line, tome getting In
the Cabposg. Conductor Brennan
ordered them out, which they relusod
10 do, und uverpowertd Brennan aud
,he rear brakeman. When the tor.
ward brakumen got TO the oAbooBs they
were prevented by iorcp from entering.
They utOpei through q siJe window
anu saw tho tramps searching the
rockets Of tue crew. Some Of the
trpmps boarded the engine and tried to
take the dinner cars from the engineer
and iiTymeu when the engiLesn turned
% let VI steam on them ana they lied.
whom the engineer tried 10 start the
train ono Of the gang on the UshO1Be
with the conductors lantern signhlled
tho engineer 10 STOP. lie shut On tue
steam. The two forward brakemeu
managed 10 clip away lrCm the tram
and ran hall a milo 10 sig
nal tower anu to.egTapned here iOr
aid. A squat Of police went 10
Ihu scent. some VI tho gang OF trampl
b.okb into an unuted signal tuNeG aud
hid there. They showed fignt Three
VI tlgm Jumped from a second story
and osUAped. One got on an east
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-09

DEADwoJD, $. ID. Jan. s.--Mining
circles are Ia ilutteT Of excitement
over the announcement OF rich
strike made ia the Lacsawanna mlnu,
siluatei on Green Mountain, few
miles south Of Deadwooj.
a twolvJ-ioot vein has been uu,
covered, the ore from which, after
many nusayH, gives rrturnB averaging
ir0m Sl,5JO to 80, 200 ~ GOLD per ton.
The vein IL well uenued The miuo Is
owned by James Collins and Curoy
O'Lenfy, Two poor miners, whom a
chance "auop In one moment hai
placed IN illIunce.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-09
TUBERCULOSIS N oUn DIARIES.
a Question niscusssd by tic Farmsrs'
club OF the American Institute.

a Question niscusssd by tic Farmrra'
club OF the American Institute.
NEW YoRil, Jan. 0.-DE Allen S.
Heath prctided at last nighps session
% the T. srmou' Club Of tue American
Institute, called to dlscuss the question:
"How shall tuberculosis In our diaries
be remediCd ON the principles Of justice
anu economy 10 the public, 10 the
tanner and 10 the dairymuu?"
Prof Leonard Pearson, chief Of the
veterinary department OF the Uni.
vursity Of Pennsylvania, was present.
lie has experimental largely I'm the
use OF koch's methcd Tor the discovery
VI tuberculosis aud 10 hrmly convinced
that Il will reveal the presence % the
disease even In it, incipleut form.
It ~ probable that the American
Institute will recommend 20 the lugis.
lnture the passage Of n law providing
Tor the inspection and incubation Dt all
cattle Ia the state with the tuberculosis,
either ut nominal coat or 90 the CN.
pcnse Of the state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-09
JUDGES QUARREL
And Their Letters TO Zach Oihsr arc
Promptly Published.


Promptly Published.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, Jau. S.-Somo
sharp correspondence has passed be-
tween Judge Edgerlon, who recently
came to Little Rock from Sioux CITY
10 preside over the Federal district
court during the absence Ot Judge
Williams, aud Judge Il. =. Dundy vi
OmahH, who was assigned to Judge
EigertOn's court.
EigoFtou alter his arrival here this
morning from New Orleans found On
his deck a Duadwnod, 3, d., paper con-
tanning the correspondence which hal
been given out by Judge Dundy. The
epibtlu Is dated Little Rock, December
Is, 1894, aud signed, "a. J. Edger.
tom" Ia which Judge Dundy l. Criti-
cisud Tor adjOurnlng court ~ Dead
wood without giving Judge Eigerton
notice. The letter concludes.
"HOu soon TO have a determination
to annoy mD IA any possible way and
take advice OF aud follow the direc-
tiOnB OF my enemies. When l asked
tor your assignment 10 aid me In hold.
ing the terms at Dralwood (but not
~ supplanl md dlfplacs mel, thought
you considerable anu honorable gou-
lleman. shall he glad when the term
OF your assignment expires"
judge Duudy replies under date Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-09

and never luft mo w1s au reduced 200 health
iuutl was unable 90 DO anything. could not
btI.u1 % my ~ ms work Sly rluru N.a
broken nud restless, ami 4 would rise nom my
htl lu iuN morning rHWu. ytHIN worn uuL
"Nvlry 600 thu other doctors I went Go told
mo not 20 cat anything, gui suppose IL . uat
continued with thUw, ] would have u'yI uf
starvation by tHIH time, lhOy told mu tuis De-.
r4uHr every thing alO rIUHyi uu distress .uu
misery 100 iuY stomach, ana every tmH would
500 tu thym they would UHyU "a now medicine
Go cry On luc, and would charge nc dollar Tor
writing u.prrHUUpuuu. uuu DO always tu.t ono
from ~ Co n 10 lut % IIluu go ono drug atlrU
aud uH hAt Co go Co chem tNtrY ga. 90 two. DO
Just took every cont we could cave AUD surauu
DO PAY tue dnrturH uDi unf fur WydIruu..
"Nhtu luh''y went BOO Doctor shore. DO was
hpcArHr read au many Testimonials UrH'aIug
hiH wonderful. treatment, anu now um inluEa
iul tu stl'u tnnt stand ready O. Httfu lust
what go many hunIrtda have stated UptIru uy,
that lUciur shores curtF where uthrrH ful,
ANA thr whole cost with Doctor Shores lHs
% month Tor uFcry thing. ] began Go get IutIur
from tuu ur-t dose ~ medicine 1 too. from
Doctor shores and ! improved rapidly and
steadily until an tuu miserable symptoms
have passed away, aud ! lu,l cuurU|y FREQ
lrom iny trouble ] gained ln fuuugu aui /
hm hhlc % do my work without trouble now.
enjoy good aul ctitr ami Zee. goo1 after Cat.
ing. lhccp wei. ut ni.h. aud my sleep 40.
irtHgcs mo. De good Doctor HhUrus'b lrtat.
mcnt does Tor tho suffering hnH mover been Ca.
hEgvrHtol, and am Yury glad 90 h0 able 10 add
my lcttmOuiAl in praise Ui him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-09
Tnls rooLIN0 ntLL.
Considered by the senate Committee
On Interstate Commerce

On Interstate Commerce
wAsIuNGrON, Jan. s.-The Senate
committee ON Interstate commerce bad
the Housp pooling bill under cousiduT.
alton today and postponed final CONE
mittee action until next Tuesday,
when the committee Will meet again.
Tho impressions To-Day were generally
favorable to the bill and belief was
expressed after adjournment that the
bill would DO reported, practically
without amendment, az tho next
meeting. The amendment suggested
by Chairman Morrison, Ut the inter.
state commerce commission was dis.
cuBiei Mt some length, but the opinion
seemed 10 prevail that N the bill should
be amended Ia any way att late dal 4,
it wUulu fail bucaus. Of the antagOu-
ism tn the Senate. IL was received,
however, to invite Colonel Morrison l.
be present at the next meeting 10 eX.
plain the amendment he suggvsls.
Tue change he seeks 10 secure Is one
whi5h will make IL evident " the
country that the commission has moi
| power 70 supervise anu control pooling
! contracts before they take effect. Con
Morrison says In his letter that there
appears to 10 an impression prevalent
that tue bill a. II stands gives the COM
mission this supervision, Tut this Is mol
true.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-09
nltenlcnndILI. Attnrn.r..

WAuuNuION, Jan, s-Sauuel j.
Richie, VINO In a memorial presented
10 Congress yesterday, preferred ccr-
tain charges against Judge Riuks, has
left the city expecting 90 return In a
few days. MIR. Sltchio's attorneys,
Mcsafs pchcllahargor and Wilson, anu
benjamin 3. ButtetwUrlh, who have
been his chief counsel In his big suit,
disclaim any knowledge Of the charges
presented against Judge Kicks except
what they learned from the news
papers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-09

nuctor shores treats nut curcs en-.
tnrrh gud all diArnsu- ut lie cyr,
ear, nose, throat, tunga, stomach liver,
Kidneys, ana hindUCr, uit Curouir, pri-
vat" nfu nervous diseases OF both sexes,
nuu diseases Ot women uuu CAIluren.
Otitcu ttour- forenoon, % 60 ~. alter
noon, 90 b. 4. NCuing, TO N. sun
days ~ a. ~, 60 4 u, m, 5000 a
uONlih for Ill Catarrhal UiErnsps
WCdiriura Free. Doctor shurrs' motto
n "A Low roe, Quick tuFo, uiiu nud
fuiuirss lrUntmvut.r ~ yuu cannot
came 90 thu uniro write Tor Hector
shores new symptom list uuu husr
yuur ease diagnosed anu gct expert
NuNlC0 uttLE,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-09

NEW York, Jan. s.-The celebrated
case OF Roundsman John w. Goodwin
against the police board, which was the
longest anu most perslsleuuy fought
litigation in the annals OF the police
departmonLo nuing today by the board
reins.ating Goodwin 10 his former
rank and paying him s., O0O back salary
anu Sl,liS expenses Tor prosecuting
his suit. Goodwin got his snirid, aud
IL was pinned ON him again, after an
absence Vt six year,,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-09

LOuRESz MAHouEsE, DolagOn Bay,
Jan. S,-lncfU wbs panic here laAl
evening, owing 20 Maha2ulia aui Sin
la1las people attacking loyal Matolias,
and advancing on tho town. Armed
gOops are accommodating the vicinity
Of LOurenz MaiquBsU,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-09

BEGINNING TREATMENT DURING
JANUARY WILL BE TREATED,
CARED FOR And SUPPLIED WITH
ALL MEDICINES FOR $500 a
MONTH. OR $1,000 UNTIL COM
pLErELN CURED.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-09

found train. The four prisoner gave
their names M Henry Bratlon, Petcr
LevlsOu, James Sweeney aud Edward
swift. The man who boarded the east
bound freight train was taken by the
police TO Jersey City aud brought tack
here. He said he was Mike Boyle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-09
DR. SHORES GUARANTEES


Remarkable the Month Juuay1h
Question Of Mot ml-resl 10 laarrhll sunro.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-09

Although rcstator had Forgotten the
hnmlra Of ~. OWN Ahilhrnn.

NAtAnNhh AehNmtut AAuN NNAuNANu AhN
Names Of iIts own children,
CHICAGO, Jan. s.-Aiier searching
Tor moro than six moniha, lNwycrs
nave found the heirs 10 tho estate Ui
the late John NJ. MoCatiory, who died
here last June, leaving about s05O,OOO
worth VI property.
Alter most careful Investigation
these hoifo have been found and tncir
claim TO shares IN the great fortune
established.
Ia the will the teslator declares that
lao hns children whose nAmps he could
not remember, These children, the
bill today declares, were Sarah, Su5au
aud Margaret McCatiery, born be-.
tween 1874 and 1919, and that after
placing them ia boarding school IN
Washington, their father disappeared
In lsb2, never communicating with
them again. The names OF the de-
sCUudants Of these three daughters are
gwen anu claim ia laid ~ share Ia
tue big estate. There are many other
heirs TO the estate ~ McCan0fy was
married three times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-09
rnlIfornln,. anhsrnalerInI conts.l.

sAURAMENIO, Cal, jan. She
Republicans Of the assembly held two
CuuCusos today, ~ which concurrent
resolution providing for the appoint
mout Of a nOn.parllsan COMMITTEES Of
hyo members from each house 10 In.
vustigaiu the recent guhefuatOTigl
election and providing ALEC that Budi
be- prevented from taking the oath VI
office pending such Investigation was
considered. Al this morning caucus
this resolution was knocked out by uu
adjournment by "a vote Of 80 tDJ.
IN the afternoon caucus tue assem-
blymen appointed n cummitteo 10 urge
the Republican senators 10 enter IA
Joint caucus to be held tomorrow for
the purpose Of taking ilual action on
this gubufnatoTial question.
Thus far the legislature has trans.
acted no business beyond the appoint
mont Of employees.
LiOutGnAnt.GiOyern Willard To- re.
ported TO be Ia a critical condition at
Los Angeles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-09
CLOAK DEPT.

CLOAK DEPT.
We are selling YOU a $500 Double
Shawl, ia dark plaids, size 9syi33 Iu. Tor
Si.95.
a Fine Line of Ladies' Brown or
Grey Cloth Jackets, with top cape
edged with black fur value 5000, for
S3G5.
Ladies' all Wool Flannel Waists. as.
sorted colors, value $500 for
Sl.25.
A Fine Line OF Heavy Fiannclel,c
Wrappers. were sold for $50, iu 90 to
80 bust only at
7jC each.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-09

A Fine Line Of Boys Oyercoals, all
ages, value !Ato for
Sl.7j.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

everything beyond the 'cut' posslble.
Nunalllnr WA the last Train 20 start
i,punVl With nareungela abe nnlled ont
Of tho rarphpd and hpr punkr drew tho
Are OF tho batteries from tho h,lln IN thu
weatvrn mhnthu from the ilmc she
started tlll clear 90 West End, Then
cnino, tho rave, Ivy this tme II was
certain that sherman wuald capture
Tho Macon runl and 90 save tho hNn.
shino aud not thu passengers through
wa. tho thought aud the determination
~ every OTTO "iilo IN the Wnod More
Alenn more etcanl' wna the cry OF Tho
rnsiherf, fAaHengou Jumped nlon the
| little engineh tondur and patrpd wood
and iulIcd tho hrrmau vs. moment
more tho little onglho would have hrrn
safe, hut u was not NO 10 he liz n
Hash shn was scattered intc atoms, So
qulckN aud completely was ihv Sunshine
demollehei that thrrp were fuw lott 10
toll The story
The llpwlng up Of tho Sunshine killed
snmo fnrly people people ncelng from
| Atlanta hut there has beun but very
little said about her, IA waa q small
inattel~rfurty oholu.
kArrn rlnpkHtt.