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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-05

Cortes de casimir ingl6s y casimires
para trajes dltima novadad. Oors6s, Ca
chemires para traje do sef1oras y FL mejor
surtido que hay en- Ia Capital en- calcetines
de hilo de Escocia, en- ''Los Dependencies"
Fortaleza 33; SO modelos de camas y col
chones ingleses legitimos.
A "El Telegrama", colega muy cienti.
fico pero POGO fuerte en- el lenguaje quito
del periodismo, le pasa 10 q. al andaluz del
cuento. Apunta al campanario de su
pueblo, suelta ell tiro y. .salta un ojo
una nodriza que & so varas sW espazdo,
tostaba castanas. Jse acuerdan ustedes
de los cinco millones de pesos embarcados
en- Ell 'Antonio Lopez" para Puerto Rico?
LA CoRREsPoNDENc1A cada vez que abre
Ia boco es para decir un disparste, C'El
Tegrama" forzando el.: =. tropo cree que
LA CORRESPONDENCE tiene boca, 10 ctsGl
que no es un disparate). Resultado: El
eolsga que anteayeE dijo que qe, eran re- caoo
Mo Lopez" que aver 10 ratific6, anoche
como quien se Ultra y no 10 siente, dice
que efsctiyamente, solo tEae IN million,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-05

Dfcese que SO encuentra enfermo de
mucha gravedad ell senor Arzobispo de Sc
villa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-05

Martinez Campos habfa hecho dimis On de
81 alto cargo Nosotroa seguimos c4Ayen
do que es esta una de las tantas bolas que
echan 8 rcdar los deaocnpadoa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-05

Se nos asogurR, dlco nu@stro cOl8ga " 81
Pafs >, que ha sido nombrado J5fe .i,,I : >,
tado Mayor dc la isla de Cuba el Tennis i
General sedor Pando y que para el ca e.,
de Gobernador General del D 4pa tcAyuen TO
Oriental de la misma isla ha sido desiana-
do ell General Marin.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-05

Llamamos la atenci6n de nuestro po
pular Alcalde sobre las grietas que existen
en- ell piso de la plazuela de Colon (antes
Santiago) Esta creciendo alh mucha
hierba que acabara pronto con el solado 81
TEMPO no Sc remedia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-05

Hemos recibido una carta firmada
por ''Varios suscriptores" suplicandonos
oena las zarzuelas El Hus0r, Ell Idn6or
de GromGderos Los Afr5cam5stds.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-05

sigue tomando cuerpo entire la juven-
dar un buen gimnasio con su correspon
dientes bafos de ducha, etc, etc: Es una
idea excelente que va hemos aplaudido y
que nos alegramos Sc lleve feliz t6rmino,
Los ejercicio3 ccrporales va sabemos que
oontribuyen la salud del cuerpo y & for
mar hombres robustos y habiles para el
trabaiO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-05

En- este Gobierno General no SO ha re-
cibido ninguna noticia que confirme el ru-
NOR que aver circul6 con insigtencia en-
aata Capital respecto do que el general
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-05
HnTe1 Y RESTAURANT La

HOTEL Y RESTAURANT La CataTaNo
San Francisco Sc y Luna 39.-Buena me.
"a buen servioio: habitaciones eepacio-
sas ventiladas. Oomidas & IL carta des-
de las de Ia mafana 'hasta las dcce de
la noche. Hospedaje complete desde $3.50
On adelante. P.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-05

II, Ia gran quincalla y ferreterfa ~ a
Esfera," Fortaleza 81, SO acaha de- recibir
un fenomenal aurtido de art1culos del gi-
ro S. avisa los parroQuianos de la pla-
ga Hay alli TODD 10 que SO pueda nece-
sitar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-05
CERVESA DANESA zh6Tz K Gft:z

es Ia mv1Or que Sc lmpOEJa eH EsGa
Isla, Sc recibe solamente en- LA NULL
IA donde la venden al por mayor detail
ao-3 ESPANOL Y COMPANIA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-05

nito abanico japon6s por toda conpra al
contado que exceda de I'm peso MEXICA
NO. Aprovechen amables' lectoras que
la buena OCCASION la pintan calva. P,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-05
lMIl PEsETAs De PREM,e f-E

conOcido "Colmado" de Cerecedo Herma-
nos y Companfa, prepara un coucurso en-
el que ofrecera mil pesetas de prina, al que
presente mejores qUesos, vines Gs Jer6z de
Gorzaiez Byas y Compaffa, ID. Misa A.
r. Valdespino, y vinos de los mas acredi-
tados viniculto1es espaholes, proGuctos de
Mallorca, Cataluha y Extremadura, con-
servas francesas, inglesas y alemauas, gar
banzos, chocolates, bombones, jamones,
salchichones y brandy, comparados con
los que tienen en- sus repletos almacenes.
A hacer competencia pues, los que deseen
ganarse esa ''prima" morrocotuda.
n8 dES TANTA la escasez de car
bon en la Capital que los industriales del
mismo va venden Ia talega s2?lQ ha-
ran los propietarios de este con1bustible
que no rerniten carbon pues estan perdien-
do la mejor OCCASION de venderlo como
quieran? al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-05

Hemos tenido ell gusto do recibir la vi
sta del sef1 r don Manuel Arias Ruiz,
apreciable Industrial, sargento del 140 ba.
TALON de Vo!urtarioa de Utuado, quien
nos ha participate Ia intenci6n patriot
Ca qua le anima de presentarse hoy q 8. e.
el Gobernador para manifestarle el deseo
que tiene de pasar Cuba prestar sue
servicios en- ell Ej6roito. I'll sef1or Arias,
animado de los meiores deseos de aervir &
su patria su bandera, cree con este &C.
to cumplir con un deber, que nceotroa
apIau6imos sinceramente. Nos coesta q.
dicho gefior ha servido durante 3 ahos en-
ell Cuerpo de la Guardia Civil de ests Is!a
que es hijo de I'm captain de la miema
arma.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-05
De nuestro corresponsal de Mayae

LIE nu0sGrO COrr0SpOnsaI dc Maya2ueZ:
SEN la tarde del dia de aver (escribo
el 81 llam6 poderosamente Ia atenci6n un
grupo de tres hoEnbres del pueblo que anna
rrados, conducian la carcel de esta ciu-
dad seis ndmeros y un Official del battalion
que guarnece la plaza. Tanto aparato de
fuerza hizo aglomerar gran ndmero de
personals en- TODD ell transito. Segdn infor,
mes de fuento que me merece complete
cr6dito, & los tres presos SO les acusa de
haber arroja 10 piedras I'm centinela del
Quartet, la noche anterior. So les sigue
la correspondence sumaria militar.-Esta
noche debuta en- nuestro colisea Ia mara
villosa Ada Tompson, la serpentina.-Es
esperada de un momento otro en- eeta
ciudad, Ia Compaf1fa de Bufos Habaneros
que actua en- ell teatro de Ponce"
Visite usted Ell VOLCAN (actual-
mente n en- erupoion) de los se1ores J. Pa,
19.-Allf es la gran cosa. Sc vende CO.
mo olga ell parroquiano todo el mundo
se trata con mucha amabilidad. FL jiba-
rito Jaime es hombre que entiende ~el bu-
silis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-05

Hemos dido decir que ell sefior Verdi,
digno Fiscal de la Audiencia de 10 Crimi,
nal de Ponce, acompafiado del seflor Co
mandante militar del departamento de
Quay anna, ha visitado los campos de la ju-
risdicci6n de Arroyo, demostrando ell ma
yor intar6s en- enterarse de los successes que
han tenido lugar en- el citado departa-
mento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-05
RON VIEJO SUPERIOR ;s ;s4:a!,.: :: s9s.: /

ca sCHNABEL, Aguadilla, SO expende en-
tlnicos receptoras. .--MELTz Y GAMBIA 10 5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-05

El Jose Perez que bueca Ia polic1a, no
90 ell ciudadano pacffico y honrado dor
Jose Perez que cuida ganado caballar en-
Guaynabo. AQuel comet'6 un abuso abo-
naide; ell otro, el del ganado, es hombre
que comulga diariamente. se limpia los
Eapatos con tomates fuma cigarrillos
Cabaffas, que evitan Ia neuralgia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-05

0EnAI n Los se1ores s. Melon v
1E I7Al Compeflfa regalan en- su de-
SAHA@~ dol
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-05

Segdn leemos en- los peri6dicos de Ma
drid. el sef1or don Segismundo Bermejo,
ex Comandante de Marina en- Puerto Rico
ascendido recientementa contra almiran-
te, ha sido nombrado director del personal
del minisrerio de Madrid.
CAMBIOS,-El Banco Territorial y
Agricola gira:
sobre Esnana Madrid. 8 80 p3
SObro Habana... ....... q Sc pS
Sobre Nueva York. ....... & So pS
Sobre Londres, la vista. 825 pS
Sobre Londres,a 80 DIV -. 30 pS
Sobre Paris. ............... & IS pS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-05

Aver tardo tuvimos elgusto de abra
Ear nuestro Director, de regreso de 81
viaje Mayagiez, Trae muy buenas i'm
presiones del estado de adelanto en- que &c
halla la gentil ciudad del Oeste-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-05

NaV!uau 80 VtHu5 pOr POGO OlnefO y ol
me xicenos en- casa de los eefores 8. Mel6l
y Compaf1fa San Justo 10. D
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-05

A juzgar por 10 que anoche Sc decia,
hav en- la Peninsula mar5jada de fondo
contra ell general Martinez Campos. Los
que libran batallas y arregian las co >as
desde las nnesas de los cafes 8 al dulcee "a
lor del hogar, censurAu la polftica del &C.
neral en- j@fe del ej6rcito de Cuba, Sin to-
ner para NADIA en- cuenta sus mer3cimien-
GOA dentro = fuera de Espana. Asf son
las cosas y era Ia gratitud que general
mente alcanzan los honnbres pdblicos. No
eotros creemos que cuando falte en- Cuba
la politica que ha impreso el general Mar
tinez Campoa, es cuando, de vezas, Sc van
sentir ali los horrores dc esa guerra in
iustifcabla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-05
Leoncio Barreiro .e.I'.9. 3IsI'as1

Ofrece sus servicios q los pueblos IL
m1trofes. Caguas.-Puerto-R Rico. 15-4 9
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-24
NEW MEXICO ron UrAn.

II ls amounted 10 the kilograms
from Washington that 1T the earliest
opportunity the U,o removal bin viii
be- called up by Senator Wolcoll, o.
Colorado, and that nn effort viii be-
made to got it through Congress. THIS
measure, 10 ono particular T. the same
~ that by which /. was proposed 20
crowd the Indians from the southern
Ute reservation IN Colorado over into
Utah; hut the till has been amended
in a very important feature. The
name OF New Mexico has been subst-
tuted for that Of Utah, and II Il now
provided that the Indians bhali be
removed TO San Juan county, not In
Utah, but Ia New Mexico; tnat is, they
snail be shifted southwark, instead Of
westward.
with this latest action on the part Of
Colorado, the people Of southeastern
Utah may congratulate themselves
that, 20 ar "a they are concerned, the
contvsi practically Is ended. The fight
in the,r behalf has resulted In subsIan-
lial victory, aui hereafter the Ceulen.
NAL state viii Look elsewhere fJr a
dumping ground Or Indians che. may
wish to get RID a. 10 may not be a
great distance now TO the occasion
when the San Juan county lands shall
be thrown open fir settlement, and q
better opportunity DO afforded fIr de.
veloplng such resources a. that section
may be fund TO possess, not only 80
this way Of grazing and agricultural
advantages, but In mineral wealth.
AZ 10 what New Mexico may say on
ine subject remains 10 be learned.
That Territory may have % strong
affections TO receiving any more
Indians ~ Utah had; and
4 no, Il is hoped those
will DO given respeo IA consideration.
Ono argument which was used In re-
gard to this Territory IL not now
available-,he country 10 which the
removal is 10 DO made Ia not occupied
by white settlers. II II part II the
Navajo reservation, anu theufIru no
white men will DO robbed q O. cir
homes, a. would have been the case /
the removal Westward had been nc.
complished. How the Indians on both
sides n the Colotado.New Mexico line
may receive the change 10 yet 20 be
seen, though It Is hardly probable tha,
such objections as they may raise will
be- given much consideration should
the bill get b,frt Congress at the time
and under the circumstances which M
I rends desire. At any rate, Utah
seems to be rid Il any immediate
interest In the Ute removal business,
such 40 has distracted her attention q
number OF years past, anu her people
ato very glad of H.,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-24
THE REILLY BILL

Strenuous Efforts are being made to
Induce Congross 10 pas, a bill proviiing
for nm extension I tue Indebtedness (
the Pacific railroads 10 the govern.
meut. The Reilly bill was introduced
on the 2isi Il July o. substitute
Tor other similar measures, and, while
ltpurports 10 have fir itu object 10 se.
cure tue payment Of the debts OF the
ROADS to the government, its real Effect
would be 10 postpone n settlement or to
d,fat II altogether The sum involved
is SGi,DOO,OOO.
Ono II the roads interested Is the
Central Pacific. IL is freely claimed
that Huntington, Stanford, Hop
kins and Croker grew enormously
rloh by turning 10 their own profit
money appropriated by the govern.
mcnt Tor the road. The Central paoiHC
being a California corporation, these
men, OF their estates, are, under the
laws oi that state, responsible Tor tue
sl1,OlO,OUO, aud as the debtors uto In "a
condition TO pay there seems 10 be no
reason why they should not do no. H.
however the Reilly bill becomes Law,
the liability VI these individuals ceases,
aud the whole debt becomes due ut d
time when there viii most likely
be- nobody from whom It can be- col.
luutnI.
That great aud powerful influence
should ue brought to bear upon mem.
ben Of Congress TO enact such 3
measure Is only natural, but the gen.
oral public, when the lglcE has been
exposed, viii certainly uemaud OF IL
representatives. 10 defeat Dill 30 Oh.
ylou.ly detrimental 10 the Interests Of
INC people. The goverumtu, Ia not IN
financial position 10 make = pres nl
TO-! s3l,UJU,OIO 10 mulgi-milliouAlrrs.
la ,nr California legislature yostur
day, January 20, resolution was
adopted with al overwhelming major
10y, demanding the uuyquiyOos de-
feat OF any rv'uuuiug scheme and
avoHng the foreclosure OF the govern
mout mortgages against the roads
Any other mode OF dealing with thai
matter is looEod upon us uujus, anu
might lay those responsible for u unusl
suspicion OF acting, not la tue IN
,prgst OF the people, but OF tho cor
! Y.TnIIUuH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-24

standing between Russ.h and Japan
that the war muat moi end until Chi
uese exclusivonrss IL broken down and
Euslsh influence ia the Oheht u
destroyed. Germany will side win
England In this tremendous struggle,
but 20 will end 90 d5.olt ani The die
Indignation OF the German empire
When sll is over, she standing armies
will be disbandoi and peaceful
development ousue.
Amin msy DO interesting reading
matter nt this time At showing some a, &
the p,albiillc. & not the prohablli-
Iita, "a uaar fGJrc. The world 10
much agiatcI st present FEf-steiuz
sltumru have Tor years admitted that
the political situation In Europe must
finally end In tremendous caiastro-
pho, mo- matter what diplomas might
10 to postp moi. That the prediction
in the luiia f1m Moscow, however, a.
premature as 60 the time fixed needs
no Argument; that the ultimate ,lc Of
the nations 4 Europe o. ,uleraoIy we'll
outlined iu i,s malu features Caun.t
ue denied.
Que item cabled few days ago
from Europe 10 OF interest to tue
thoughtful observer 10 was stated
that tho present chancellor Vi Germany
had paid a visit to Prince Bismarck.
The object oi the conference was not
stated, but is not impossible that the
cmpct1r Ia biz present emergency
would like so receive counsel Ia an
Indirect way from the aged stslesmsn.
Should this be the case and ihe BIs.
MARKHAM policy again bo adopted,
there will be- mo- European war "a long
diplomacy can avert 90. Bismarck O.
too vol aware ~ the fact that tine
German empire needs more consolida
zion aud strengthening agsinbtinterual
causes % dissolution before Il engages
30 cot lot with nUlghbop. lie would
never counsel the young emperor %
lmporil the country IN au adventure
agalnsI Europe, where everything
might DO list anu nothing gained. 10
maintain peace ~ long as possibl,
would undoubtedly 10 his chief aim,
The real cause { European gem
eral conflict b most likely 10 arise oul
Of the Internal agiialious flr the over
throw Il the existing governments
When the revolutionary tondeucies be-
come uncomfortable, the rulers may
lot the horrors war loose { the pur'
pose I diverting the attention + theii
subjects To- other matters aud getting d
chance building up their thrones on
The ruus. From tnls cause there b. q
great deal more danger Than + ON "a,
supposed hostile atu.u lo ,f QUO gov
ornment toward any other
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-24
EUROPEAN WAR RuMORs.

When Euroroan newspaper oorrc6.
pondrutu run short OF Sensational
topics flr publication they generally
ful back upou Tumors T war ana Pre-.
q c,ions I digasteTr.l 30 common hat
tnis practice become that The world b.
no longer startled WHEN now TumOis
are sent out,
The latest In this line So q lengthy
s1rrespundonco TO the New York MQil
and ErpTss5 ON MOSCOW. The writer
says; "Muy VIII surely reu the euor.
mlus armed fTgei ( Europe IN battle
array fra war wuion viii most
radically change the trade rcla.
tious aud trade channel. Europe
aud fcyolullunizo European control
In Asih or abolish lt altogether by
substituting commercial ,ios. Out Of
his war must inevitably come "a result
which will weld an continental Eu-
rols into a practical confederation aud
tiade bond; anu Will terminate British
suprsu Eoy with the East and Ia
Africa"
This prediction is founded on varl-
Gus sIgns II tho times. Tho policy Of
England is said to DO the cause Of tue
Irgs,n statu. # Europe. Russia will
now siep IN ana crush the influence OF
Great Britain every where. The plan
l- Go tolldIiy the Interests " Continent.
al Europe ami drive England out Of
the Mediterranean anu Egypt. The
trade Of Siam, Burmah, India anu
Northern q .ca Is to be divided by
the couutiigs having d Mediterranean
coast, Russia to uo one Il these
countries by taking possession Euro
pean Turkey and giving the Iurks %
substitute Egypt and northern
Africa. All this Involves war OF
enormous proportions.
It's further claimed that the c0riilc,
.n Asia has preoipilatod matters oou-
Ildsrably, and that there Is on under
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-24

Grant Dress Goods sale Friday aud
Saturday. ". Is THOMAS.
A. T.. Kilpatgicz, % Fillmore, Cal
had the misfortune % have his leg
caught between cart AMI stone Aud
badly bruised. Ordinarily he would
have been laid up Tor two OF three
weeks, but snys: "A'ter uaing one
bottle OF Chamberlain Pain Balm /
began 10 feel better, auI in three days
was entirely well. Tue peculiar sooth'
Ing qualities which Cham0erlain's Pain
Balu possesses, have lever noticed
10 any other llnlment take pleasure
In recommending IT," This liniment
IL also OF great value Tor rheumatism
and lame back.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-24
METHODS
OF THE DAY.
Those Adopted by Progressive
Merchants.

Stop into the stores OF any Of cur
pr0gtCsslvo merchants OF today aud
you will DC delighted ut the rev, Clean
fresh appearance OF the stock Of goods
presented Tor your inspection ana mar.
vol ut the absence Of ols ylts or shelf
sUiled gOO1F, AMI ! you Should ask the
merchant how he avoids such ncCum'
ulatioD, he will tell you truthully
that he sells them before they get 10
that condition; by going through ME
stock from time o. time aud any attic q
which Ia not selling faTi ily is marked
with price no low tuat cuUomurs
who oan use such goods CAu', afford
not 10 buy-uevot c1nslIoring how
much no may loco by the traI HhctiOu,
but now mrcl the gain Will be- 10 sold
before it bJClmvs WORTHLESS 10y h0i1lng
unul II has no demand. In tue matter
10 mems clothing, y.Hq OF goods
change oEcl sea-. n 1uI f Goods are
held past ,nUir ataa % t.IHy IapruciatC
In value nity ser tbnL, aud n third
they are DOT worth ten pUr cont ofthUlf
original cost. Therefore n merchant
tailor who closes out his stock Of goods
Just before O. fcFHol cl9sts Tor half
turir COST, reaiIzpg the ION vaue these
NHNNN hN'AN hNhNA nav. ~ NAAH WV
until the beginning OF the next season,
and be has his money ok months In
advance, with which - bus a iicsh,
seas0uablr stock. Ana Tor TIT reason
We feel shat with our hal'-pricu sale on
Pauta Tor the past twD weeks We have
made so much money We viii continue
the same prices Tor ten Il - more aud
add 90 our halipalrs clearance sale,
suits, anu make up ufing tho next ten
days any so, So, ga, SO, SIS, $50 ~
s34 goods la cur store tor $40. Who
eau alOrd 20 refuse these targhitH2
We can't alIrItl offer them only Tor
spot oash, AZ ev d8nco that this IL an
oder you can't Afford 10 refuse, he the
large uls W. had on Pants Tor the past
ten days, and we expect TO cell 200
Suite Ia the next ton days on this great
Offering.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-24
the uNANurAL PROBLEM.

Tho trend OF money matters has been
highly puzzuug To eastern huanclor,
who have bsen compelled 90 witu,s,
the failure of their pct tcnemrs, either
iu operation after .loy have been
placed ON thuHlaiu,l books or in being
adopted 10y the law-mAEing POWERS o
,ue government, who give evidence o..
.hyu ness toward Jhe recent suggestions
Of the mopomolall.stf, losl the country
uo plunged iulo further nuNlc.al
troubles. II is entertaining n, Ipast,
300 tho present state Of nn.iH, TO mote
the allegva reasons advanced Tor the
allure referred No., mud which in mans
respects seem to avoid uaue
lhe logical view OF the sltua.
lion that gradually is being forced
upon the country at large
Among the weekly financial reviews
that arc scattered broadcast over the
country is ono from the Wall street
uaukiug housp OF Henry CIows g. Go,
In which many excellent suggestions
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-24

The urarurr Evryfss Nuva s published i1Ny.
Sunday excepted. Hf corner South HU1 IIHi l.Ht.N
Streets. soft t1hn CITY.
rmin EiIuou at $50 81. M. Regular Eliuou 90
3 r'CIucE.
Tho IiHrurr SYN. WrrUfr hEw "a uuh.l.H"I
on Inradly uHI Friday OF zach uH.h
The urirurI WISELY In magazine form De- poo
ushcl every NaturIHF.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-24
Or. Prices cream BaNiaG Powder
Contains na Ammonia or Alum.

3. -, basiuTd, ui Cauhssu, IS. Dak.,
cay: "paras' Sure Cure rNcels all
other medicines Tor ratumglism and
urinary Disorder, F.r rulc by E j.
nan IS co., aud Ngiusu Judson Drug
%.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-24
FoR SALE.
FOR RENT.

ELEyES HOUSES AND FOUR IN.
II proved farms Terms easy Eugene
Lewis, Euom8lO T.. %. building
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-24

The company 40 lHo olympic made
n Ieciued pitlu Jack o Diamond. II
viii hold t.u boards 'Or this week,
Don fan 10 sec b.. Admission Zoo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-24

You VIII save money ly lraIiug with
the old Gltbu pltt- Drug Go.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-24

- NmROp-. FIVE ROOM BRICK HOUSE,
- with city water aud cellar, FRUIT trees
And barn on place. Apply on premises olt h..
Ard Hnuth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-24

Big stccs of WorlI's FaltgoDds just
arrived, at Oh state b.
81. WIENER,
WAUEtN PAUL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-24

Anhyg0f, toilet POWDER Auhysls
% chilbaius-- rJslud 'urt, AuhyBa
for Bwrsty NU; suTe cure. Auhysla
900 Lymau'F, go E.Hr SECOND South,