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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUsI-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices of Money, Bonds, stocks,
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton, Cattie,
Country Produce, &C., Foreign
aud Domestic.

NEW YORK. June S.-The transactions
at the Stock Exchange barely crossed the
looOOO-share mark, and the trading was
devoid OF feature until the last hour
when Jersey Central suddenly dropped
about per cent, to l0S SIS. The break IN
Jersey Central encouraged the bears, but
they were careful to keep their sales
within very narrow limits. While the de-
cline i'm the general list ranged from IL TO
IL per cent, it did not disturb holders
and very little long stock came out. inc
greatest losses were made In the stocks
OF properties undergoing reorganization
Tennessee Coal and Iron, and Sugar. AS
Of late. the trading element was RESPONSE
BILE for the changes in prices. The leading
operators have temporarily retired from
the field and commission houses anu
foreign business IS Of small proportions
the political situation being SURROUNDED
with too much uncertainty TO permit OK
ventures. except by scalpers
Tobacco showed more strength, and rose
TO G6q65 is. The fact that the suit to en-
ioin the company from doing business in
Illinois will come up tomorrow was not
permitted 10 interfere with the plans OF
the manlpulators in the stock.
Sugar was weaker, and sold down TO
1913 3-S. notwithstanding the declaration OF
the usual dividends by the directors. inc
sellers OF the stock claimed to be disap-
pointed on account of the failure OF the
management TO distribute part or the
company's surplus at this time.
Tennessee Coal and Iron was heavy
falling from % 81 20 q 1-2 while the pre-
forred was offered down TO 90, against lp'
the last reported sale. Unsatisfactory
business was given as the reason for the
decline I'm the stocks.
Speculation closed weak. with prices Ia
G25-S per cent. lower on the day.
Tobacco gained SIS per cent.
Bonds were weak; the transactions foot
eli up $4,000.
Treasury balances: Coin, slOI5S'93i;
currency, &9l79.sl5.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at 1 1-2a2 per cent.
last loan at ?. and closing offered at
ner cent. Prime mercantile paper. 4l-245
per cent.
Bar silver. 6S SIS. Silver at the board
easier.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business I'm bankers bills at A@ la
St61-2 for sixty days. and $l.$ LA
StSS1-2 for demand. Posted rates. $3.50
siS9l-2. Commercial bills, SLSi 3-49
1856 81.
Government bonds steady. State bonds
firm. Railroad bonds lower.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
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LONDON AND PARIS.

LONDON. ENG, June s.-Bar silver
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. JUNE Q, 1896
sun rises ........4:l9 HIGH TIDE.
sun sets ........7:29 Morning............3:2l
Moon rises ......S:iG Evening ........-...5:i2
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE s. 1896.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Ola Dominion, Brakeman,
New York; Old Dominion Steamship Com
pany.
Schooner Nellie W. Howletts, Steelman.
Punta-Gala. ThOsphate-rOck, Virginia
Carolina Chemical Company.
Schooner Samuel j. Cashier. Jr., Bur
roughs, Philadelphia; coal; Warner Moore
q Co.
SAILED.
Steamer POcahontas Graves. Norfolk;
Virginia Navigation Company.
Schooner Annie Ainslie, McAndrews.
New York; coal; Gay q Lorraine Com
pany.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, JUNE s.
OBy telegraph)
ARRIVED.
British steamship Eva. Norfolk.
SAILED.
British steamship Eva. Hamburg.
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Cash quotations. Flour nm, a
little better local demand was
reported: prices unchanged. No.
snring wheat. SO 1-206 l-2c.. Mo- , red,
6iGG7c. No. 2 corn, 2 5-Sn2S l-2c, No. :
oats. lSdlS lie Mess pork Sleusi 10,
Lard. S2 l-2nsL25. Short-rib sides, $40
mS.95. Dry salt shoulders. N.l2 l-9iti.zo.
short clear sides, SigAl2 IL. Nhlskey'
% 1 .
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ININTER8 SUCCESSFTL.

.r Richmond printers have been ap-
..4 10 permanent positions In the
intent Printing-Ofice. They passed
lae requirements Of the ciyil-seryice
e. heoreilcslly and also practically.
az months probationary service IN
.ne ONCE Their record was superior TO
'''. q many others from other parts Of
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There 10 one medicine which every
family should DO provided with. VIZ
refer TO ChAmberlnin'a Pain Balm.
When II Il kept ut hand the severe
pain OF burn or foald may be prompt.
ly relieved and tho sore healed IN
much ltts time than when medicine
has To be sent tor. A sprain may be
promptly tfeAttd before Inflammation
sets in, which insufes = eute IN about
one-thlrd the time otherwise required.
Cuts and bruises should receive i'm.
mediate attention, before the parts be-
come swollen, ana when Chamber.
lain's Pain Balm 10 applied II will heal
them without matter being formed,
and without leaving n scar. A sore
throat msy DO cured In one night. A
piece OF flannel dAmpened with this
liniment anu bound on over the seat OF
rain, Will cure lamo back or pain In
the Side or chest Ia tventy-iour hour.
IL 10 the most valuable, however. for
fheumatism. Persons an icied with
this disease will DO delighted with the
prompt relief from pain which II af-
fofds, and II eau be depended upon 10
elect a complete cure, For sale by Mi
druggists.
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TySAN,Ar nonE.
ue saIs Former Newspaper nep arts
Of Iitm Are Misleading.

OF htun Are utsiendiuEs
NEW YOmS DOT. 20.-Patrlck Ty.
nan, the alleged No.l,vn was recently
released from a Fforch prison Gt
BOulogneauf-M ef, despite tbs efforts
Of the English authorities TO have him
ex,taditod 10 Envlsnd, arrived here
this evening on board the North Ger
man Lloyd slesmer Saale. He was
met ht the pier by MIS-. lyman, his ak
daughters anu two aons.
rynan was extremely roticont aud
told the newspaper reporters WHO met
him that htsiumOnh made by him
alter his foloaBn from tho prison In
BouloVnes had been distorted 10 such
an oxtout Oh 10 DO almost untrue In
every respect.
To representative OF tho Aeatci.
atod Press lie said. ~ cannot say any
thing with reference 10 my business In
Europe. IL was Of legitimate char.
aoief ana l am glad to say my misslon
wins succetsiul.
III don't know yet why 1 was arrelt.
ed. prssume the English government
wanted 70 get me intO Its clutches by
any meAur.
~ was treated with every courtesy
by tho French government, and the
uub.pToieot OF the Department OF
Calais called ON mo when he learned 1
had been ARRESTED, and told me that he
had Instructions that anything that
could be done ~ alleviate my position
should DO done.
"rhe American minister sent the
United States vico.consul at Bsui0gnc
TO SEQ me. and his assistant, Mr. Boyle,
did all he could to have me released.
Embaasadot Euslia had an inter Wow
with 81. HhnotauI, the French
minister Of foreign BfiLifs, who called
10 zee mo Ia my prison cell several
iimes.
81 know Tor some tins befofe l wa,
arrested that was watched by Brilish
Hpies, but did not expect my arrest
when my room was broken iuto. 1 was
awakened by tho Landlord, who had
two English detectives AMI a crowd Of
gems u'armoa VITA him, aud one OF Tho
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rnE war IN cuHa.
The Insurgents make M Attack on
nstnbsn.,

usiRbsn.,
HAvASA, Oci. 20 The Insurgents
under Castillo ana Rodriguez made an
attack last night upGu BaiabHno, the
southern seaport ~ the province OF
Havaua, situated almost directly south
Of this city, aud connected with u by
about Thirty miles Of railroad. The
enemy, ~ IL announced, was fcpulsnd
by the Spanish garrison u the place,
but u n admitted that In teifoAting
the insurgents burned several houses.
lnturgont ndvicrs any that the a..
tack ulOn HainbhnO was vcfy much
more euocetalul than the authorities
nfo willing 10 admit, and that large
number VI hOutue were bufntd.
After tho lhet engagements Of tho
Staniah troops with AutoniD MaotO,
tweuiy.olght bhltali5ns, consisting VI
20, 200 soldiers. " ere assigned to occupy
tue important strategic points la the
mountains from whioh the lnsurgonls
nave been elected, In order 10 prevent
the latter from returnlng and taking
potseaaion oi them again.
Col. begufa reports having had an
important engagement with tho In.
aufgeui forces under Antonio Mncc1 ut
Sofon, ga the province Of Pinaf del RE.
Scgufa says that thu Insurgents upon
their retreat left rlxty.ono hliloj. His
own columns sustained loss Of over
100 men.
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madrid. Oct. - Tho Premier Of
Spain, senior Canovas doi Castillo, re.
quests the Associated Pfess 10 M.
ngunce that tho reports said " have
been circulated In tho United State.
that spain has not the resources necet.
snIy To coutinuu the war la Cuba arc
uniounded. He sdds that tho fact
that the government cnB rely upon
securing the iunda necessary, IN proved
BY it, refusal OF the conditions pro.
posed In PARIS Tor now loan, nogolia.
TONS for which ats ptoceoIing else.
where. IN c0neluslon, tue spanish
prumier states that tue Spanish banks
have combined with the foreign banks
ready " take up tho new loan aud
that the cJu1try Is prepared TO make
all the htcutsafy sacrifices Of men and
m9ney.
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Tie Market Not Manipulated for -.
iitiest ParpossH.

NEW YomS, Oct. STA dispatch "a
tho worlu nom London sAyG a
reporter OF tho World had n convofsa.
tion with Mr. Rush, tho editor OF
Beerboh-l'a Corn Trade List, the
standard authority on thu market.
MI. Rush, who had Just left the corn
txchangt-whefe he had asceTtained
tho views of all the leAuing mon In tho
tTAde--said:
"rhis rise, almost for the frsl time
on record. originated here, not Ia
America. This shows that II could
have had nothing 10 do with any
manipulation Of the American market
Tor political or other purposes. Alter
several Year, Of abundance, tho people
now rec1guizs that this year 10 one OF
ordinary supply.
"owing 10 the previous abundance,
everybody held aloof from buying, nd
pltcks ran down. Besides kthe Aus.
ttalian crop 10 pretty certain to DO n
failure, anu there IN the extraordinary
fact that India has becsme Tor the
once, though to a small extent, an Inn
porter. These things caused the recent
sdvance In prices. The trade always
goes 10 extremes TO start with. A re-
action. that has occurred, was to be ex-
pecied, but the cause Of the advance
femsinn.
"fhe men Of tho most experience In
the London market believe that wheat
10 going 10 rule nj 30 Hhiliiugs (SS.75l a
quarter, (right bushels Ia q qunItvrl,
because II 10 now realized. In addition
10 the other reasons have given, that
It IL not possible 10 produce wheat Ia
Europe cheaper.
"Argentine does not count In the
calculation, because her crop cannot be
feckontd on until the end OF Novem.
bVr. II 10 now promising, but week
OF bad weather might spoil Il alto
gother. II tho Argentine crop tails
lhete will be excitement IN tho trade.
II " 10 n fairly abundant crop II will
prevent such excitement.
sit cannot at beet supply US with
more than Ave million quarters, which
10 n bagatelle In tho general movement
Of the wofla's wheat. Besides, the dii-
ference IN gold premium means losa
Of from Ave TO ten shillinRs a quarter
agains, tue Argentine farmer.
"lhe continental markets follow ne
here, anu until tlN present. occasion
We have followed America. For the
ilrst time In yeafs, Anterior now holds
the key to the situation. Every bushel
OF wheat America eau spare will be-
wanted In Europe. At least 20 0OO, 900
quarters (l6O,0OO,O00 Lushels) viii be-
wanted before tho season ~ over.
"If America could hold back the
wheat for month II would go up ten
thillinrs 1872 SOY quarter. But / sup.
pose tho American banks do nOt con.
slider wheat commodity on which u
is safe to give large accommodation,
20 that tho American trade Ia obllgt 4
10 send wheat on rs fast 10 II cal.
"rhe Russian shortage n az carinln
but II 10 now assumed h6ro that II viii
DO 10000, 900 quarters.
"We look forward, on the whole, 10
an aotiya time, with considerable Hut.
tuasi0nr, for the m ment lraue breom
urlsk this fpscuialors Will Tuah ia lnd
influence Tue market"
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detectives thu mouiunt awoEo had n
fevnivef to my forehead. ! simply rot
uU, dfesfci myeelf and vent to prison
with my capiors. ! knew u was M
use to eay nnything. The Briiiah gov.
eguniunt had Determined 10 got me on
British aoi II IL could 10 ~, anu my
lficuds told me every effort was mauu
TO Induce tue Ftoooh government 70
maud INC over to Englsnu's tender mer.
cius.n
"WhAt do you think would have
happened to you " you hal boon ex.
ifadiied from France 90 Eaglaudg"
aihed tho Topuftef.
"Wbs, Do you think?" lyman 10.
touei. "Wby everyday knlwo
would have been either executed OF
impraosod Tor life. The English gov.
Cfumeui never hUsiiates 10 mauuiac.
tufe evidence when an Iiishmau's ~
10 TO be sacrificed.
"Why, o. Of the charges made
against iue-that vas connected with
tue Pl en- tx park businsss--was Vie.
p1tuu % tniftcon years sro ny the
ffcuoh government, but the English
govofunisnt tried 10 take thla charge
Up again"
Ia the c5urse Of his ia,esylow, Nit.
lyman Sale;
~ with to cay | ON leicester Of
anarchy ami cann0t believe the Tree.
dom VI Ireland eau ever he achieved
by nnafchisiic methods. All tue ethte.
monts made rs % my desirs TO have
tue csst OF Russia blown up arc wi.
hauous and Infamous. Toe day flt
lfoihnd's attnoK on England will soon
come aud our enemy wall thon learn
whAt cur methods are AMI ieel tsuir
1ftctt."
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San FRASciEco. OCT. 26-Tho Even.
ing P0sI tsys tnat lhS effect OF the
transfer oi artillery troops 20 Angel
Island and the plaelug OF the Flut
Infantry troops nj thu Pte-idio leaves
thu latter reservation with no one com.
petont 10 handle artillery doienfos o9u.
siuctei at this Preside. The govern
meat has spent over 81, 200, 900 on these
guns aud defense works, which sre
virtually neglected.
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Mr.. !. X. Fowler, secretary and
treasurer Of tho Corinne MIL, Canal
and Stock Co., OF Connne, Utah, iu
Speaking OF Cbhmborlain's Cough
Remedy sayf; ~ consider u the
beet In the market. IbAvs used many
kinds but md Chamberlain's the most
prompt and ,fieclual In giving tsliei,
aud now keep no other In my home. %
When fonbled with q cough OF cold
give this remedy n trial and We assure
you that you will be more than pleased
with the result. For sale by drug.
gls.s.
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"whilo down In the south western
part o. tho state some time ago." says
(CRl.) Enterprtse, ~ had an attack OF
dysentaTy. Having heard Of Cham.
berlain's Collie, Cholera ard DisTrhoea
Remedy l bought bottle. A couple
~ oofos Of It completely cured me.
Now l attn q champion OF that rem
edy for all stomach AMI bowel com.
pls,nts." For sale by druggists.
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when tho latter resigned early In Au.
gutt last.
BaftolomeJs was candidate fof the
ratfin'rhsle nj the election In Deem.
tot, 1871, but ouly obtsincd lew
voi,s, ON account Of his Mohammcdau
aympalhlea, anu when he was made
locum teuena and was received 10 40.
dienoe BY the sultan, be mude an al.
dfees nf The most sefvilo doscrlniion,
which afousud the Indignation o. At
meniaue and provoked tho contempt
OF the Turks thOmsclvee.
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LONDON, Oct. 20.-rhe Rome CORES.
pondent Of tho Times reports no IL
authoTilAtively informed that the tifm
for the donunciation Of tho dfeibund
ends In Mhy, 1897, Rnd not, A. former.
ly reported, IA 1890. Tho treaty was
renewed IN 1892 for twelve years, with
power TO denouucs Il Ia the fiith year.
rus treaty, ~ II should DO denounced,
terminates IA lhU1.
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Editor J. /. Montgomery, OF Mar.
shaR, (Ill) Democrat, states that tor
many years he suffered untold atony
from DytpeI ain. At last he began TO
take AyeT's Safsaparilla, ana by the
Tins he used Elk bottles. he was -
well as ever Cares others, will cure
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-27

While thorough IN sction, Ayers
Pills strengthen rhthor than stimulate
tho eScrcloty organs. leading physi.
cians recommend them because they
are free from calomol or other injuf.
ioua dIuas, beng composed entirely
VI the best vegetEb - aperients.
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FIR case Of catafrh that cannot be
cured, amounts 10 nothing except 10
sell article. Do you snow Of any such
reward being pAid2 Ely Bros. do not
promise rewards In Ofdet 10 cell their
well.hnosn Scream Balm.p They
Offer the most effective medicants, pre-.
rhtei IN convenient form TO use, witch
Ia absolutely frts from meIcufiAls %
other hAImfrl drugs.
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THE
DENVER & Rio
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF The WORLD
Tho only limo running two
through last trains daily to
Loadvlllo. Aspen Pueblo. Col.
orado Springs and Donvor.
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 20, 1894.

Train No . leaves Ogden G;ii a. m,
SAT- Lake fil0 u. M, arrive at Pueblo
800 u. M, Colorado Springs 7il3 u, M,
Denver $3.50 a. IN.
Train No. leaves Ogden G35 y. M,
salt Lake 40 p M, arrive at Pueblo
oiBa =, M, Colorado Springs $50 p. M,
Denver W21 p. m.
Connections made at Pueblo, Colorado
Springs aud Denver with all lines east.
laegnnt day coaches. chair cars and Pull
man Shoppers ON all trains. Take tho
u. & H. q. and havoa comfortable trip
aud enjoy the finest scenery ON the con.
uuonL
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ruRr r0op AND DRINK

1t isn't big profits that
makes the pile at the end
Of the year. Mr.. Grocer you
know that. It's the many.
SchtHiRe's Besfis the tea
for goodwill; and good
will is your best advertise
mcnts.
Money-back tea.
Aschil9g q Company
aau fanlsco 70
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ohio oampnign In Cincinnati on
Saturday night.
Mr.. Depew had declined 10 no vfst
again tor the national committee, tut
said he could not refuse the mulol's
call aud will eiaft on Friday.
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JEFFERSON CITy, Mo-. Oct. aG.--Tho
Stale supf,mo court, sitting IN banc,
decided today that thu silver pany's
siate ticket could not DO printed In the
official ballots.
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Railroads usabI. 90 riu Al Their
shipping Oraers.

FafFhthA 'fN'fNs
OMAHA, Oct. 27.--This is the last
week ~ toe reduced RATES In western
territory AMI there lie general hustle
Of shippers ami merchants to avail
themselves Of tho low rates. The TO-.
suit Il that the different foads are shot
Of cars and Il looks a. though Il would
be impossible 10 OIL the orders. ite
Burlington, Omaha, Elkhofn, Urisn
Pacific, Mi1oufl Pacific and II ok
leland are nhort In Nebraska aud every
Iowa road has n lite complaint. rhu
drop In wheat has letsoned tho thlI :
msnt OF the wheat but the rush u
corn osst continues.
IL IL believed by the freight men
that the close Of this week Will see the
end Of the rush hnd then things will
settle down iuto their normal condi.
ton.
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The use Of Halls Hair Rrnewsr pro.
NOTES tho growth Of the hair, and
restores liza natural color ana bsauty,
trees the scalp Of dandtul, tetter, aud
all imIuTltisF.
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Those desiring 10 know about thi.
moet dellghtiul winter outing should
nall at the Union Pacific Ticket Ofiioe,
POI Main ~. Special arrangements
are boinG maze Tor this excursion.
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NEW YonIS. osi. 27.--MRIor Nc
kinney sent u Personal teirRrtm q,
CO. "uosy NJ. Dspew, asking hun "a
sass par. In tho last meeting OF III,
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Twenty-Five one pouno bars best
washing soap for sl.OO. at Equitable
Coon.
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Great S L. & Hot Springs Ry.

Timetable In erect october sth, is1i.
leave AZ. Yarn. ~. YARN. Auiv.
p l. lnHioa lnEtuu r D.
olA %. foam IMAM. s4tA m
10 ~ A.. b.. ~ An - foE m " SEP. w.
l.rm .ea i-n. l,A IN. btap i. IN.
70 y M ~ q IA aop.m gta ~.
kttfA train sunday leaves salt iske 40 II. m
hesuihr round trip uctola rood for u dayi
from date o. thls.
Hound TRIP 10 Deck. including bath Sc.
Children gte
u. W. lAnLrr. Passenger Agent
tihuN hAhnEn0En. heceNeT.
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leave salt I.ah. CITY.
40. Ser hiagham. fro,o. GnAi
auhetioa aud IN psls's kAtg 7t.sA "a
No t-iog froto, Ofahd Juneu1a
thd AZ polnu kaat.......... .1ok n.
NO. : Tor ogden ahd tntsrnsdiAi.
so . Poluls........-....:,...,,.....,.. ~ ,. -
y" Ter lilngham, NJ Pleasant,
hhutL halus, iurhnald and
a., AZ inlermsiisls poluu ....-.. iits y. "a
NO Tor iuresa. layson, Provo
49, and AZ intermediate poiats tiop. N
- t-Iot UTdeu ant tha W al ~ 10 tth N.
no l-ror osisa $40 ina wsst.... AN p.a
Arrive salt Lake .lts.
va l-from bingham, TovO, uIAud
suhcton and tAa haat.. o.. ms .. m
.hd 30 tssi''',....s'.'..... ulpp. =.
-ifomirovO hinEhAm. KuTekA
hiehneid, SALINE. hhnu ana
- Az intermediate points".,.. ga, y. m
~ . ron OsdaA ana inIeTnsa' 80.
a. Alt oihtA--.------..----. ....,.- iva "a
~ ZION kufakA and fayeoa.. ~ mN
30 from ogden and ne West.. ,oA N
es-l rom osdsa snd ths West. iig ~
uhil llns ruuninE hroGkh PuilmtA FsAis
stsilhr eht bait Lake CitY 10 san lfAheilco
20! LAS cay to beaver via Grand Junction
wv hht l.ahe CITY 70 Kansas city aud ohle'
30 va colorado poinla
through tourist or family slespsfs Nllhoa
"a fes fsellainE ehAI eArs salt iAss
Ticket 01lCs 10 v. End SOull
H. CDOpGE, Ssa. Manager.
-. AAnnttH g iIane nh.assi,
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wiiford woodruR, Geo ~. cssss..
President Cashier.
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This week begins special sale
On oil blacks, fancy blacks, figured
novelties, over 100 pieces TO select
from, Including some Of tho finest
ctepon--goods that only this great
dtosa stock house can show; must
reduce goods just 90 per cent the
coming week; prices run from Doc To
$50 u yard. A mark down of 10 to
~ por cont.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-27

~ now pattern suits viii take place
lhlS ,Weeki biz cut aud slash in these
gooisi all imported Atnfi-i exclusive
designs shown only by this exclusive
uiess goods housoj will be- sold all
Mock Tor 20 to $40. a mark down Of
l2's 10 30 per cent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-27

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