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The San Francisco call., 1895-12-30
Assnniatad Friends.

The Order of Associated Friends at meeting
held last Thursday night in Templar Hall, 90s
Market street, elected the following named as Off
GERS for the ensuing year: President, s. A. White
first vice-president, Mrs. William Martin: second
vice-president, Miss NJ. Rodgers; third vice-presi
dent, NJ. A. Lively; financial secretary, Mrs. z. w
Haughy; recording secretary, J. w. Watson: treas
urer, William Martin: sentinel, William Michel
son: physician. DR.. w. J. Hawkins; druggist
George Reaisley
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-30
Order of the Eastern Star.

The members of Golden Gate Chapter are an
ticipating pleasant evening at the entertain
rnent to be given to members of other chap
ters in Golden Gate Hall.
new chapter, Sunset, has been authorized
by Grand Patron J. B. Merritt at Knights Ferry.
Another chapter was organized at Newman by
the grand patron last Saturday.
On Thursday next the grand patron will Or
sanize chapter in Oakland. Several chapters
are in progress OF organization in the southern
part of the State.
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-30
Knights and Ladies of Honor.

But one assessment has been LEVIED for January.
installations will be in order in January and the
deputies will be kept busy.
seal Rock Lodge No anticipates pleasant
visit from the grand officers on the evening OF the
7th of January. Other visitations will be made
during the month to Sacramento and to Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-30

1t is computed that there is SOC, 900, 900
pounds sterling worth in gold and jewels
at the bottom of the sea on the route be-
tween England and India.
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-30
Degrea Of Honor.

The elections for officers for the ensuing term
being over. the district deputies getting ready
to install the officers during the early part Of
the coming month.
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-30
Workmen,s Guarantee Fund,

The Workmen's Guarantee Fund hes levied two
assessments for the month of January. This is
the first time IN many months that more than one
assessment has been levied.
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-30
Companions Of the Forest, F. o. A,

Mrs. Nj. A. Duke, g. 5. G. c., accompanied by
Mrs. NJ. Green, 6. T., officially visited Stockton
Circle, Surprise of Woodland Circle Woodla land and
Sacramento Circles last week. At each place
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-30
Jnnior Order of American Meohanios.

Abraham Council No. 2 held an exciting election
last THURSDAY night. The officers elected are:
Charles Kline, c.; q. w. Strong, V. C.; ]. Colby,
A. r. S.; Henry Shephard conductor (re-eIected); I;
E. W. Rivers. W.; Henry Eisen, o. s.: F. A. Tib-
bet, trustee, and u. T. Whitten, delegate to State
council.
A warrant has been issued for the organization
known as No. 49, and will be organized by C. S..
Wilton, D. :. c.
An application for warrant to establish coun-
Gil at stockton is under consideration Dy the state
officers.
a council will be established at the Potrero
in the second week in January.
To A. s II. Perkins. secretary of Union Council
No. g. belongs the credit of being the secretary
for four con ecut quart has been the first TO
file wi the State offic the quarterly report and
amount of per capita tax.
The smoker to be given by James A. Garfield
Council, announced for last Monday, will be given
this evening.
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-30
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

PALACE HOTEL.
s w Stryker, Phila N Mudford & w, Mass
R R \ NJ VtHa Clarke, Carson % Mrs % G NJ Miller Chicago
f L ON rs & w, Chcgo Blake, Los Ang
J ] Keswck, London Eisas Atan'a
Lacey, Portland W Dexter.
f NJ Gaines, st Louis M Pond, NY
j Steinhart Stockton l. Clark, Conn
E H Garrett, La NJ II Philips d W, Mass
NEW WESTERN HOTEL
J a Campbell, Berkeley Downey, Oakland
q II Bartlett, Boston w Stolker, Alaska
] f Fraser & w, Sta Rsa III Hewitt. Chicago
J Yuill, Yuma II Marshall, Oakland
John Davidson, Cal w H Howser, rortland
Frank Steere, Seattle Adams, Chicago
Williams, Boston Taylor, New Orleans
BALDWIN HOTEL.
Hall. Petaluma ] b Peckham, San Mateo
Malone, Belmont ] Mvrick, San Jose
Miss Norton, Portland Bruntsch. Alameda
Fl Droste, 81 Louis III Hills. Los Angeles
]. Meyer & W. Chicago Meyer, Chicago
thurman. N r II Hull, Kansas City
G Smith, n &c Williams n
NJ NJ Morgan, Ny RTManning London
Miss Scott, Mexico j b Mills, Los Angeles
Mrs G Miller, San Diego Miss B Jennings st Paul
A Littlefed, Boston Miss Moore. st Louis
s a smith, Vallejo Miss Smith, Vallejo
6 de Mier, st Louis
LICK HOUSE.
N Boyd, Yuba City F N Hail. Oakland
Simpson Eureka Louis L James, Millvalley
J La Tourette, Portland David Bresh. California
Il D Edwards, California 81 Heidenfeld, Cal
Geo Riddle, Riddle, Or Mrs L. Mcdonald, Cal
Mrs Hickey. W Va Miss G smith, Salinas
Maristoney& WI, Alame + Rogers WI, Sacto
w Brooks, Oakland J Wardner, Idaho
hewell, Modesto Boyd, Yuha City
w kearny, Antioch Capt JW WMorrell, A ntioch
w E Smith, MEMO Park J Gambetta, Stockton
d Hirschfeld, Bakersfield II keis, Yuoa City
NJ Sanborne, Yuba City ThosH Thompson Tulare
Geo d Arnold Los Ang &C Eckert, ripple Creek
N ellis, Sonora T Black, sacramento
GRAND HOTEL.
Dr + Hennessey, Napa A Macdonald, Oakland
w ID rmor, Oakland w Johns, Cleveland, o
H Johns, Cleveland w Clark, Cleveland
Mrs Parker, San Jose G Van Gordon, Cal
Matthews, Sacto A H Wright, Stockton
Erwin, Tulare A Willis, Cal
J Lewis IL VT, Cal Ames, Cal
Hamilton, Los Ang John Smith, Los Angeles
Small, Los Angeles E Rowe, Los Angeles
Mrs Miller, Chicago E L Somers & fam, Ill
H Hedley, Fresno Il II Clarke. Portland
u Rosenthal, Chicago f Van Ceck & wi, Cal
G Ellis. Boston H G " ood, Sacto
p Mcfarland, Los Ang f Karkaha Il VT. Penryn
Mrs w w Wilson, Chico Mrs Barclay, Nevada
w Nyon. Angels Camp r Langley, Los Ang
w p Scott, Los ngees & Cunningham, Ukah
Duncan, Tucson A w White q WI Cal
A Cempbe Sausalito II w Crabb, Oakvilie
keene, Menlo Mine, Riverside
Gurnee, Oakland ID York & VT, Los Ang
II StovaI Williams w Johnston, Courtland
L Neff, Valley springs Hughes & VT, Cal
r Jewell d WI, Rosa r McGarvey, Ukiah
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-30

For Late shipping Altestoence See Eleventh Page.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-04-18
4 BRIGHT MAN

Once remarked: 1T is a
peculiar thing that big rivers
always happen to run where
there are big cities"
Had he lived till now and
pondered with equal care, he
might have observed today
that it is a peculiar thing
that the best farmers Of the
country happen to be using
Mccormick Harvesting
Machines. :: Latter day
philosophy would be slow in
ascribing these things to
mere chance, and would de-
eide that the big rivers run
by the big cities only because
the rivers first offered the in
ducement for the building of
the cities-and, also, that the
best farmers use the McCor-
mick because they are satis-
fed that it best serves the
purpose Of a grain harvester.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-20

the firm hnawu aa o, T., sypbor q O..
Tho nrm, he dec ured, were continually
importing laV.g cups, tays, hAl 90
fact, all kinds OF silver, as Ola silVur
anu paying the duty Uu old riiYur
which Is shilllugs % lguCo sn uurc ,
rhc goods are saiI Go Lave been worth
ton times tue valuation,
The case has been under invrstIgG-
lion by D,uuiy Phelps, VINO snid to-
nigh: "Ihrco yeatH ago when SyphCt
q Go. suspended, special agents thought
they HAD been engaged la Illegal ptAc'
ticcs, but they carried away auJ secret.
Ell all their documents tn cellar DO
Mount Vernon. The customs auihoriilus
Investigated tue matiurbu. 10 was new
er completed, and the officials were
very much bulOyei.n
Colonel PHELPS thinks on1r,s have
teen made 90 stop the iuyestlEniiJI.
Tbs official on whom OppfOUuum Is
c,st IA bnii 10 BE- Eugene Honeywell
lie is said 20 have been in collision
with tho firm. lie has teen Ia the
department hituuu yugrs.
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A.nlm MOI M0N0LrLI.
shipued uIroct 80 New NorE uouud
cape turu.

shipped uIrS't 10 Nsw York Hound
cape ituru.
WAsIuSu1UN, ID. c., April 10
Consul General Mile at Honolulu, 10 u
communication to the state depart
mrut, eays.
Sugar il now being shipped direct 70
New York from Honolulu. New 90
fanr,moIti have been md ~ the
Western sugar Refining company for
this purpose, ltiso'tIm tsi tue new
deal viii divert ot lcatt $4,000 tons Of
sugar from the Iuft OF san EgauclsCD
90 New lUrK duuug tue prusCut ytnD
IuiH BE- the CAUSE oil YuHIiUrahie l0sr
10 tho lumlur aud C1Hl laden yvsfrlsi
which come " Honolulu rom the Pa.
ciiiu coast, Alu heretofore generally
secured q cargo Of sugar Tor san
ffauclsCJ.
Many vessels left here this year In
ballast, anu others had 10 wait con.
siderable longth Uf time for IL load.
Railroads will also lose considerable Ia
ilUights,ns most Of the sugar now being
carried around Cane Horn was con.
yeyUd across tie continent Of America
by rail-
Tho hrtt vessel leaving Honolulu Tor
Now York carrying hugaE Tor the West
cru company was tuc kunilWOrth, anu
she CLEARED On the li:h VI March aud
had aboard o. $50 tons, iuyOicci At
500, iga. rLU Culrmrr cleared on
-Jlu VI March, cArfyiug 2,blj ipGs iu'
voiced NJ ilil, 20, znd the a. i. OAKS
IL Ina the haruOg preparing 90 receive a
cargo.
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LosDuS, April l0.-louight tho To-
tu.ufaI dinner OF the American S1-
r.t'y iu London wnE held At the Cafe
ROYAL presided over by tho Hon,
thomas h. Bayard, the American
ambassador ono hundred and MY
l1r mgit prominent Americans In
England we're present. iu addition TO
Tome members VI the American colony
TO Paris. who came 10 London espc.
CaI|y 90 attend the banquet
SIC, Bayarl had at biH right hand
tho Hon. ], b. Eustis, American am'
biYal0f o. France, aui nj his ltil
Andrew Carnegie. The guests in
g.laei the entire stan Of the American
onuaHy. Mr.. Bayhrd toasted the
queen aud then the President Of the
United States. Both togsls were re-
peIvtI with upt0arlous chUUGiuv. In
Iltc .uur Of Dab. speech Mt. Bayard
ElAueI the objects VI the society,
aud raiI he trusted n would always
uphold American traditions. Much
could come " tuia nucleus, American
rU1HHs could spr nothing hut good lu
H. The Uaud played "llnil Culumb.an
Hh.ta tho toast % the President was
tg.Hg rendered.
The banquet was being marked by
The gfcatrtt cordially.
LUADuS, Apul @D-The Standard,
nan editorial, applHudu tie iura o. an
Am1ucan society M London, and
compares the very different treatment
OF Eug.iFhmeu IA America 10 that VI
Americans iu England.
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TBLEGRAPHIC.
TURKISH TOLERANCE.
o,.,,.or, Brought TO The Notice OIL
lhs state Department
orgrn IDEAS ABOUT THE JEWS
r,.,,, o., Armenian, Who Have be-
come Nnturalilrd Citz'n' Of
rlc Unllsd States.

v..ytygrJS, u. G., April lo,-lu
r, mt,isn correspondence Of tbs slate
s.r,,tmgut ior the last yeir, itspp. are
~, secretary Gresham, IN answer TO
,-,sI satra Minister Terrell, nj
C4..t,ptipopl,, upon the subject Of
...i,f tho Butlih emblsssdor TO
49, 1s cg. .uofnlion OF the United
. minister % obtain greater lfco-
So, ,gBrsbtp Tor tne PrOtestuuts IN
g fefpfa 10 the difference be
49,. ibr rpaty Of Berlin, wherein
49, UrttaIn has n rOnvcutlDuul fEht
u'.-,.rr,.Ip Tor larger religious tuirf-
. while the treaty rights OF Tue
i+.'t,.I states arc limited 10 the inter-
80 iIs avn citizens. The secretary
,.tlat 10y discrutcly advancing the
I'D natives OF tue Ottoman om'
.. vino become interested with
,,I.,B citizens a. teachers aud pas
IN. TOO purpose which the bti'lsh eul'
n..ai5r trtEa 70 attain may Dc ioI'
hp9ibsr question raised BY the mif-
.I.GsfI,s VIA thU objection 10 the ordcf
.ftbp Turkish government mat prop.
I'm tufthasuI by foreigners th1uli
rf hi used Tor school hou,es 81
..1rsb,s, als1 tho restrictions on
' nv. correspondence closed with a
Ia, from Minister Terrell 10 Mr.
J.vtt.. missionary, Ia which he
ave t1r legation Will protest against
b.. rIgslBrof Armenian ohnpuls aud
,.g'.I. and that the question Of tue
y.Ituv sftno order prohibiting tue
....8I land unless No was Hprrlllel that
ID v,s net Go be- used Tor churches or
..t..Is. ls llll unsettled. Last De-
r,r5sf tBr President sent 10 Congress
snail Information hr had on the qucH'
rgT Oh alleged ctueltiui committed
MN Afmruiuns ia Turkey. Since
Men .r1ir further correspondence has
t,..,t relative 10 the restrictions I'M
i5.st1p Jews with United states pass
gsv bl me uutiallOwed 10 remain IA
IsrBs,Irm more than Ninety days
RAID pasla gAvotO Mt Iorfull tho I"l'
using reason Tor the rcstglcllon'
awe believe Jutus Christ was great
rarhgt. and if the Jews get control Of
I,fauItm they will steal tue scpul'
csrof Chfist aud destroy everything
that can remind people VI aim.'
Nf. ttfftl says this feature N tho
Interview was unexpected. He 10.
i5fnsihsTnsha that ne might protest
as.ial slth action iu the future. MI
Gishim. however, intimasr7 that the
Jailed states viii only Intervene 10
urs uoltctou 10 American jews
H1,ir they are subjected TO unwar'
nl'tl Interference,
lbe flghts Of hrmenians who have
ntsmr uatutaliEud citizens u thu
Ct.,od States 70 return 10 Turkey
alird lengthy oortesponcc. fht
itle department took tho ground that
utUuiIud rtstus would protect such
atlltalzud cilizrns, but 10 would uoi
undertake. 10 buiuTcu perpetual ullugI'
stsr. When a uAturlllayd citizen vent
uhls native cauulry and fcfiiud there
sBb the intention % remaining, tbs
Quilted states would not assume t1
Ii5Itgl him ID citizen OF the Quilted
shIts
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BrS1uS hAmJU, Mich, April no..
Tho mystery OF the steamer Chirorn,
which has been mIsHlug since JnHu-
AIRY LIST, with thirteen men on b0uri
her, hiss probably been cleared away.
William Hare, who liyos on the lake
near SAugUluuE, came IN to-day Auu r,-
putts that during tho evening OF Juuu.
AIRY gGrl hr was on his way home
from SaugGtuuk, and about half way
between AAugaiuck anu -oIth Haven
no looked AROUND aud saw a boat hUbd.
ed Tor tho shore. II was the ChiCoa
he wan sure, hrr .ogwaTd tart wHs
well out ~ tho water. Her stern was
down uud hooked toto siukiug. There
were no Hpnrs aud he saw mo- signs OF
HE nor heard any dlstTuas signnlr.
Afterwards hu went back, and tHt
boat was then lying on tue bottom
with hb bow up anu the Ice WAS puuus-
ing her heavily. lie paid no more
attention O. tho ehlp, u, hu thought her
llfH would be known 10 HFr owners
and every b3dy uisc, When he found
that the ChicoTa was gone Hnd that
nobody knew whore she nHd been lJst,
hD was afraid ~ tell what he raw IN
fear OF public crusurr. The PLACE
where Hare claims ~ have seen the
boat IL IN tho same LEGALITY where
uthtfa claim 10 have seen large YES
tcl during the search for tho ChicoTa.
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IN AnnLNIAN InnrnIE.


Two sides To- the story, says au Eng
iish N,Wspaprr
LONu1Si ApTli gu.-Iho newspapers
gl lhlu city doubt the Armenian Story
Q. I1o proposed revolution, but they
Nv 70 asa prominent sensation, The
we tgieung 10 tho reported ulcpRTs-
veg" '.i' Tor ON uprlting lu Armenia, says
y, we announcement; "lt is valuable
knowing what most sensible people
,,Ilrclrl, ihaI there are two sidys %
"o Armenian question. 10 may we'll
w uNuultd Whulhur the Armenian II
NI.,e so hnrmles' AMI 20 loyal "A subject
,, INe sultan 90 has been IaiHlei, II
Ky Ky 10 well Tor Europe 10 suspend
,'.sutnl on tho controversy until tho
commission Iep0us.u
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GcorEa W. uAissr, Well Known. Law
yer aud Politician.

WIICON, AuL., Apul 2O,-Georgo
". BAKER, well known on the C8Ust
RGd la the East, died hero yesterday
OF pneumonia. Baker was born At
Lancaster, Pa, anu was gTAGuutsI
from Harvard. Hu was admitted TO
tho practice Of law la PhIlaIelphil.
lie married Mira Mary Lane, the st-
ter Of Misc Harriet Lane, tue Celehrat.
cd mistress OF the White House during
BuCnRuRu's administration, Baker
edited the nTst Democratic morning
campaign paper established 10 lhils-
dolphin. Early In hiB he moved 10
California with the fDrty-ninors, anu
was city recorder OF San FsnnclscO Tor
iour yests during tho cary i.tlosr ami
al,o pTactiped III the mar later Ho was
nm associate OF David BrouoTich,
Guiuu, Mum and Terry. lie came
{, Arizona 20 close tue affairs Of the
Guuright mine Tor Eastern stJcEholu-
ers, ana remained here, bolug engaged
IN mining, law and local politics.
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ann.rlnr,nt,,sroe. In ll..Icn.

HorslUN, Tex, April -.-ligilgct'
from % colony IL neEutH iu M'Eic.
nuiyilg here detail tho terrible slii,f.
iu. to which their race has been suu.
i,c,uI iup Mexican colony. They say
their food consisted OF % very muog.C
allowance of meat with % hual'ul OF
coatto mosl aud BEAM 'Ur day pto.
visions. They were hDIHrt iu nuts ui
mud with straw tsO.s. Won eu n1u
yuurg girls were exposed o. iusuit by
guards ami others who hang au.u tho
colony. Recently, three WUmol, t"o
with babes In thu't sfmf were 'uuuu
nearly dead from exposure 10y 'fllu
cfow iu Mexico anu brought 90 lag To-
pass. rhuy are unable 90 ggi n"hTf
aud " an attempt o. made Go nscnpv
TIE suvcfrat punishment DO Etuthui,
rendering them unable 90 UaIh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-20

Alleged letter from the slayer OF
President Lincoln.

frrHiurut Lincoln
LUUIsyILLI, Ky. Aprl no. - A
special 20 tuo tyuTsr IJtWHU' ir1u
PaIuCnh, Ky, says3 squire Duggcb q
pr0mluuul merchant U. UuiIuvlllr,
lll., yesterday impaired a startling bit
of information, % hIi slatumunt' uTu
true, uutald that last week hc fJ.
UuIyud long letter from John
WIIkuf Booth who Is alive u South
America, a. Jagged iu the mIuiug busl'
uusH. Duggtg alleges that Mr. Booth
tApIn'Hui u dstIro 90 return 60 tho
Uuiicu States, Regarding the killing
u the man supposed 70 have been
Booth, Digger says Booth ssait1 he
was nu acoOmp.icc, being this one that
hanuod Booth she pistol with which Ue
shot Lincoln. Duggor IL deemed very
reliable by those VINO know MIN, uuu
hu Gays no viii give the letter for
publication In u short timo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-20

a oliver quarter is about as'mucb as
some ne aplc care 20 ilvost In medicine
for Immediate use. Spend this cum
iorh package OF simmons Liver Reg
ulator, powder. lps tho wumAu'S
triend-ourcs sick headache In theright
way, anu quickly, too; just as good for
Din ualeal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-20

DEsyEW, Colo, April lg-At n
meeting O prominent Popuiia.ato effect
u reorganization tonight, CX-GOy.
waite mnuc the principal speech, al.
yocstug thatgil PUpulis,s slick TO
their own party and leave the new bl.
metallic party strictly alone.
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rnis meek &9.OOpair.

Your choice uf 800 pairs. consisting W VINO
FrIIrI Dotted swiss tuTtNuH, $40 yards Ions,
81 luuHps wide the pair, also, ltru Apulguta
Curtains, UF yards long, tu Inches Woe lho
uatr. also. kcru dotted tgYptlAn Net curtains
u. yards Ions, 10 Inches vide Ihe par,
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rnls Weeh 500 nnIr.

o. uairs brussels effect Lace Durtlns lu
cream 0f white. BOO luulrH Nldu tHH psIr
varli long, Sever has such a curtain cold Tor
tl0 price before
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RMS Ueeh SO. 10 pair.

O. paIrs Lace Curtains, male OF light
strong ana we'll twisted EFYFWu lWu, no lh.
WIDE tue pair, 3s yArds luub in cream anu
while.
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YnLs mcck &LOO nnir.

so nurs Nottingham Lace Curtains. No. cream,
white, Iu.U.H WIi0 Wa uHlr. 0l Yards Ions,
tened rHggs. IAu bees value ever oauTud Tor
mo money
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1nis nrcE H5c pnir.

f| uars Cream N1'UH..au Lace Dur,bIus,a'
r1rHH long. 10 HUU. wife SIC pa.I, uUsa
edges, worth 10. I.IU
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YNis Week &8. iO pair.

gpaIrs SILK Grouut and Tapestry roruores,
70 handsome hToradUt dgssu lu Green and
cola bururrru aI round, $50 yards lyugi IVA
Inches wide. Good value az luuJ,
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Yhla IGcch se.05 mir.

% UUrH chenille NururTva, lIE lral, with
heavy uHuFu top Huu bottom, CaCu lurl.ru
gI yards long and IS inches wldo, worth
So w DALI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-20

Marion HpriHuur daughter Crd0reF
be-. priu,s Btklug pOwdu. lla uuBO.
Iulyly pure.
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TINS Wcck f5c pnir.

800 rHrH tru1m lHurNhW Taco tuHA.us,
o.. vars. |onr Hn..rs wide tAc ps.a 1apod
DaggH, cheap al ..u Hai,
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Tnis Weeh SIS. 40 pair.

Reyer.ibls Tapestry Pouieres In combina.
ton colOrings vi Nile, Rose, llue, Red owe
and rerrA Gotta. A high class novelty, Uor1h
". w regular.
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This Ivcek SL5Opnlr.

as Uars Cream Nottingham NuTplur, each
curtain % lueuca wide, It yards long,
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allowed TO q. me out in ths testimony
Ut the luquo.t to hold tue suspected
u.. u .Ir tT..f
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''"''ns Great Lo,s ~ HcVsnao Co the
Government

Government,
INV YORK, Aprl l0.-Ihe die.
i,4'e NJ great cuss OF unueryaius.
you 81 lHu custom house has caused
,|U V'.l,elor VI the port, jar. kilbroth,
5r ..l annoyance. The amount M the
''s.''',1'ua1on 10 said TO DO SlOO, COO. q.
g'tW,,J,lt NeI hu Importer OF antique iur.
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