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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-29
rALmIR ANo nrcRNnn.
chcsrinE fir the candidates 81 the
Nnftanni nemufrstic parfs.

Cheering rir the candidates 81 ths
NnfianRi nsmotr,nc fsris.
CRrT1s. H., Or. ss.--Amid ar,ii.
lefg sHlulsa sud the cheotiog Of thou.
tanie, the special Palmer and buck
ner train drew iuto thia city Shortly
after moon tonRy. An escort Of several
hundred a. A. H. mon ard cltizsrs
accompanied tho party 20 the 0peIa
house, already packed with m audit
snce VI . 800 people. Gfoat cher ng
greeted the national Democratic Csn.
diiates Ms they reached tue siage.
Gen. Buoknur spoke TOT thir y.nve
mluuist, diicutalug the mnney que I.
ton with kcruuCts AMI force. An
EFFORT on the part of cotefie o Tree
silver men to make a noise was Kissed
down sud tho general was not sea- nd
iinr m lcs,ed.
Gen. Palmer made thor, addfetr,
Directing hts remains g. the OlI SOL
ditrp. 40 he was about 10 close, u
PJtuiist IN the audience walked down
the aisle 10 the stage anu handed dtp.
Palmer q paper on which was wilton
two question:; ISIS II not = fact that
IN 1902 you made q speech IN favor Of
free ooinast?" was one u them. II,
brought ioflh an indignant "No" that
IVES Applaudtd 10 tue echo.
In the second the gunefnl was nskoi
n he had not sought tue popnlist nom.
iuation fof the presidency IN 1902. To
this he pronounced tho "NO" with
even greater emphatif, anu followed 10
up with, "lhe man who says that
either Of those propositions ~ true, 10 a
liar."
The meeting closed with great chstT.
Ing for Palmer anu Buckner..
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Vast crowd. rurs out 90 Hear Him
tptnh st LeuIsViitr,

tp,nh 1T Louisville,
LounviLi.E. Ky, Oct 2s.- Thli
stronghold u tho Kentucky golj
standard Democracy fairly ouidid i,ssli
tonight. No larger crowd has turned
out here during tho chmpalgn anu no
more brilliant gathering has Rreeici
any speaker IN L0uisviile. TIE extent
OF the denomination was a surprise TO
even tho most enthusiastic admirers Of
the great koutuckian. Tha meeting
was yet for ) y, ui., but by O.8O 0'c ock
every one VI tho 1900 tosts had ita oc.
cupant aud by the alslo', foyers anu
wings were all fillod. Tue interior OF
the great structure presented more the
appearance oi grand opira nifht than
OF political detuonHifaIOn. The sec.
feiafy has teen la this city for the pact
two days ptspaflug his aidfets, aud
while IN tho main II followed tho
arEumentaliNe lines Of hib ptovloui
speeches In thia state during tho pres.
onI campaign, he presented many nov
points and iOrcible Arguments that
elicliod round hitet round of applause.
lie made no mention Of any candidate
On n national ticket by name.
Tho secretary was escorted from tho
Galt HOUSE TO the Auditorium by the
Young heL'd Democratic SOund
Money clHb. lilo vas greeted by pro.
longed cheering whom intIuluopI.
The Appearance was almost tqlHlei
when VA tho course OF his address he
mentioned abruptly the name Of Peel.
dent Cleveland.
Mt. Carlisle bsgan by stating that n
nat lHa 80
those who bolioyu a. he does are ngnt.
ms, but the most unnaiufal aud indo.
fsusiule ~ 'tloal combination that
ever existed In this county. IL bsgar I,
he said, by tho betrayal VI Democracy
al Chicago, eliminated In thu suirsn.
der OF Populism al st. Louis, AMI has
Tor lie object tue election VI candidate
VINO represents boin 81 the parties 10
the compact and believes IN tue doc
lrines 81 blth. There IL not shadow
Of connlct between them, the SECRETARY
said. Inty arc pATts tor scheme Tor
concerted legislative action aud must
DO considered together NJ un. Demo.
cratic, un.islpubIieAn ami una mph.
can.
"If they shall Triumph" he nddee
I've msy expect 10 see tho day When
thTiit and ,coIomy shall be pa nished
by COZ hteation aud inIolsnco reward
ID ny tho distribution OF spoiiation
from private estates and the United
states treasury"
After discussing Mt come length tho
ffou coinage theory ami that part VI
the Chicago platform referring 10 the
courts. srctoiafy CARLISLE concluded
with an appeal 10 his Kentucky
friends TO work earnestly LOT tue defeat
OF thu Chicago ticket.
There were persistent calls for John
IL. Fellows, WHO was on thu Stage, aud,
dctpiio that gont'eman's Indisposillan,
which oausrd him today 10 cancel paIl
Of bis engamsnls 10 speak, he made
lew Ttmafku.
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There 10 one mudiolno which every
family should be provided WITH. W.
refer 20 ChambeflAln's Pain Balm.
When II IL kept at hand tho severe
pain OF u burn OF toald may DO prompt.
ly relieved and the sefe healed In
much less time than wnen medicine
hiss 10 be- sent fot. A spfaln msy be
promptly trealsd before Inflammation
sets 10, which insuTes cue In about
ono-ibird the time otherwise fequifei
Cuts and bruises should receive im.
mediate attention, before the pata be-.
come swollen, and when Chamber.
lhin's Pain Balm is applied u will heal
them without matter being formal,
ana without leaving scar. A sore
throat msy be cured IN one night. A
piece OF flannel dampened with this
IMMINENT and bound ON over tho seat OF
Iaip, wall ouTs lame back OF pain In
the side or chest In twenty.iouf hour.
IL 10 the most valuable, however, fnt
rheumatism. PsTsons an olrd with
this disease will 10 delighted with the
prompt relief from pain which II NJ.
lords, and II eau DO depeudsd upon 10
,iieot a oomplete cure. For sale by all
dtuggislf.
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lELEGRAPHIC.
PATH OF A TORNADO.
Interested Spectators Watch lis Birth
and Stormy CarttE
NOISES DEMOLISHED IN PLACES.
m, XAn Fatally Injured - Curious
Course Of The Angel Of de-
siIuciiop.

DALLAS, Tex, oct. 2s.-A special to
ns News rom sherman ssyii This
,n,fnoon a, / o'clock n wti-iehnod
,s,pado formed In Squirrel oieeh bot
tam. four miles west Of tho village Of
rstmipgion aud abcut ten mlles south
vs,t Of this city. Parties who saw II
uits inception ssy that out Of ateeih-
ips. lumbling msss OF inky clouds q
tannslahspsd column deacended until
II touched the earth, and then II be-
un 10 move Bortheasiwatd accom-.
r,nied by the usual terrific crash aud
,oaf as II tore through tho bottoms,
upreollng large trees and dtmolishing
everything In it path, which for tho
ar, mile OF two was Thirty or forty
Yards in width. The fifsl mouse 1t IL
tuown 10 have struck was on the
tIeofge Duke iarm, one mile west VI
Howe anu aboui i've milts from the
,taftlng point. M one was hurt nt
ihl, placr. From this point until II
,fuek tho Jim Farris farm, two miles
,outh Of the city, distance VI per.
baps two miles, II IN known TO have
I,'n aud descs nded several times, anu
what damage II did has not yet been
a,cotlAineG. Several parties have gone
tothai section, hut II will be- several
hour tciofc dofinito iniofmnti9n can
h. had.
Attto FAffls place n tenant hut oc-
ruried By family nhmtd Hayea was
literally torn TO pieces and every mem
Der VI the family wGH more OF lees in-
lufej. Hayes u thought 10 bu fatally
iuft.
The Path Of the storm lay nj least
mile aud n halt southeast Of the city,
BOT the cloudbuftt which accompanied
u Wa furious IN tho eastern suburbs Of
the city. Tue houses az far d0g u a.
Cleveland avenue arc mui.hespatlefed,
the same rs was the ease dufinz
the great stofm Of hAy 10TH, Alter
tearing down vacant house east NJ
the Clrin fitch place, on the B1nhsm
foad about q mile cast OF College patK
lubuFb, the cloud ross Ia tbs air anu
went n distance Of two miles when &
dticsnds1 b.. 40 further dnmago can
he learned OF.
AtBp IN. call wan received from
the vicinity uf the Ferris place i0f
Aislstancs from this city, asking TOT
searching parties anu lanterns. A
lsfge number rosponusd. Great
cfowds are conRreRaisd nil over the
civ hnxiously awaiting tholf return.
Physicians have gon0 10 the Assis.
hrcs OF the Hayes family aud n score
% mote have placed themselves In
readiness to answer summons ~ II u
found that any number OF persons
have been hum, when Mt this hour
90, nv improbable. on account Of tue
naIfownrin OF the path and IL ifequsnl
leaps into the air.
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Decision ~ iat.r.-, 60 usmb,rs .
frstsruai Companies.

Decision ~ ia'.r.-, O. Member. OF
frstsrnai ,ompsnis.
MILWAUKEE,, Wiz, Oct. se.-Au
intufAnos suit Of much Interest ~ Ira.
tstnal companies has been decided In
Judge Johuson's court. August Ret.
anu Cecilia l,sis, through their guar.
dian, iuc1 tho Legion Of honor 10
recover on an intufAneu policy oil
$1,000 which their fsthef, Christian
ksis, hsld NJ tho time Of bis death, - MI
which Was 10 Iun 10 his chiidfs n.
Nine days before his death he was
eKpclleg from tho order Tor non.paJ
mtnt OF an assessment levied pew.
1usly. II was shown IN the testimony
That y tender OF tho assortment was
made 10 the officers Of tue ofIsf VII lin
the sixty days which :. allowed % .
icy holder IN 10 feiuH,ated. Julgu
JOnnsDn difeoisd q verdict for the
plaintiffs on this ground.
Tue ctsr viii b. taken % tho ~.
pteme Couti, as the point raised nj
revsr been deoiusd by the higher
court.
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"while down IN tho southwesisrp
lart o. Tho state come time ago." says
MI. w, ChAlmrr, editor u the Chiro
(CnL) hHfsrpytse, ~ had an attack OF
lysenlefy, Having heard Of Cham,
herlain's Collie, Cholera d Diafthoea
Remedy l bought bottle. a couple
~ ooses OF IT c0mpately cured me.
NOW l am n champion Of that rem.
coy Tor nll stomaoh sui bowel CON.
plAinlt." For sale BY dgugglsls.
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Mr. !. X. Fowler, secretary ami
treasurer OF the Coriune NH, Canal
and Stock Co., OF Cofinn., Utah, iu
sptahing OF Chamberlain Cough
hamedy snyfi ~ consider " tho
boit In tbs market. have used many
klnds but md Chamberlain. the most
prompt and eneniual Ia giving relief,
and now keep no other In my home. -
When troubled with cough or cold
give this remedy trial aud We assure
You that you will DO more than pleased
with the result. For sails by drug.
gisls.
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NEW TINE GlRI. N EFEECT NM 10, lSSE


rrrAHr
@ o1 a NJ overland limited for Chisaro. Omrt.
l'tn!ef, hantas lty. b. Louis. Ugdot
eco \ m iocai express Tor ssn Francisco
uEdsn, oache NaiiU ana intsrmediAi,
80, y y loesl s'pre'. Tor osd,u and in,srms.
st5p d Aranuc express Tor uhiraso, omans
utuf1f, hantaf tuY. 81 L0ua, Nuue
lufI and. san ffanrIHCn.
z 90 m local Uhufsss to- Nortuf. Unite
ltoto Suphi. Manu aud intsrmcdlais
fGftrn NAL aud csurcst for Provo, NcphL
Milford. fusep ana intermediate Point.
iootls sad 1sfmluuA
Aurfvn
$40 m Overland limited fffm Chicago
umaha, a. iuais, Kansas Ciiy, neuver
i'afa Niiy and CHdrn.
% % To- nan md cypress ftom Helena. butte,
lafutha, Hsn lfunsisoo, Csdsa snd To-
tcnnsiiate points.
'ut pm local cypress ftom san Francisco,
cache valley. ogden snd intermediate
s.Ds 70 Atlantic sapres, from rhie.so
Omaha. - Lous. Kansas CIV. bcn,er
io.ts am msn and express from frisco. Mu.
ford, huphi, irofn and intermediate raihta
GO pm locli cHUrfss from Mrfcur, rintle.
fofo, Nerhi Manii aud intcfmediAtr
- % q ~ mined train from gsfainu,. roosi.
snd Garfeid beach.
iffalni south u juab ran daily s,osps
'huh daily sIespI sunday
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THE
DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF The WORLD
Tho only limo running two
through last trains daily to
Loadvillo, Aspen Pueblo. Col.
orado Springs and Donvor.
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 20, iSsi.

Tuln No. . leaves Ogden G.ti a. M,
SAT- lake 1i.l u. n,, arrive 10 Pueblo
800 ~ M, Colorado Springs sill a, M,
Denver $3.50 q. m.
Train No. I leaves Ogden 0cl p. M,
salt Lake 40 y. M, arrive Ut Pueblo
Duo y. M, Colorado Springs 0iD y. M,
Denver Ni2l p. m.
Connections made AZ Pueblo, Colorado
springs aud Denver with all limos cost.
Eoguni day cnachos chair cars aud rul,-
man sie0poTs on All tmius. Take tho
H., 4 II, Il. aud have q comfortable thin
aud enjoy tho finest scenery On tho con.
tlnoui.
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The Democratic state Committee
have secured tue Lyesum TheAttr fof
the night Of Nov. 3fd. NJ which place
they will receive telrgraphic elsotiou
returns from AL parts OF the United
States.
Reserved slAls In pAIquetie will be
sold At SOC oAch.
Admission TO balcony .5c each.
Tickets eau now be secured at tho
DsmocEatlo State headquarters, No.
.b8 State street, and al bx tfiice,
Lyceum ThsAtef.
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m act Of thouahtlessness aud iheit
hfreAl has doubtless hsen a sufficient
lesson 10 them and blhois.
I0urs iinly.
W. ), BRyAs.
Late In the afternoon ihs chiei Of
police WAS compelled 10 release tho two
young prisoners, Ne tfer Me. Bryan
had Wilton bis letter astiDg for tncif
releaso II was evident thsfo would oe
no prosecution u tho prisoners were
sffsigued.
Before the prisoners had bcen re.
loAsoi, wrrd was received from roth
Of their families saying that the law
could take IT. coune, aa no paii 10 the
defense would 10 taken by any Of the
relatives.
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LONDON, Oct. 29.-Lord Charles
Bufssford 10 n sptecn nj the Constiiu.
tionAl club yesterday declared that tho
time had arrived Tor England " boldly
announce her Intention 10 annex
Egypt.
zoe Morning Post (coutorvativo) ap-
plauda this policy ami says this oppasi.
lion 10 u la Europe would DO purely
plAtonlc.
The Graphic, on the other hand, de-
clafes I'VE have pledged ourselves ~
evaeuaIe Egypt, aud the course Lord
Chsflcs befesfofd advocates would be
an set Of pofndy.'
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ruRE room AND DRINK

Roasting ,SchiH,He's Best
tea in San Francisco costs
more than roasting other tea
in China or Japan but it
makes tea better.
You don't have to pay
the difference, though. 1t
comes out Of our profits.
We make money in Civ
ing up profits. Qucerl
As,hi'ilng a Company
San lfaugisco -
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CHICAGO, o y. ss.-Willism NJ lIoyl
Of the hfm o. William Hoyt & CO.,
Importers ami Wholesale grocer, Pre-.
Two lots IN Lincoln, Nab., In lieu Of a
cash clhtfihution to the campaign iuud.
In hts letter Mt HUyt scored the gold
standard, HBd declared that although
nc - rich IN real estate, ho 10 poor ~
cash.
Mr.. Bryan turned tho deed over 10
Chairman Jonrf, who will sell u aud
tut tie proceeds into the Democratic
campaign funds. Toe property IL
worth stout SIS, 900.
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GOLD oS A TRAIN,
A Treasure In Transit Well GuArGod
by AoldlsF.

CHICAGO, Oct. .0.-Rt,lroad en-.
ployts NJ the GfRnu Genital paHsonrur
station thought the advance guard OF
an army had arrived IN Chicago when
tho H. d ., fast express tram pulled
Into the station latt night. The u. =.
express company had q special car ht-
thohed 10 the train, anu all except one
little corner OF this car was fiiitu with
men who carried rsyolyers anu guns
having bFihiling bayaneis. In the
corner, however, was sufficient wealth
10 satisfy dtzen ganas Vt train rob.
hers II they hai secured n. The
wealth consisted olg Ia amounting 10
lsahl tender value OF 2,.b0,O00. 1,
had bren shipped from the sub.IIeGsury
In New York 10 the auD.lTea,ury ~
this CITY and II Will DO trAnsisrraa
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TIM nEnLIN sENsarIoN.
nsmareh's Disclosures Relieved to
Inisngsr ths Dssibund.

HERLiN, Oct :s.-Publlc opinion
FCnuHiiy In Germany cOndemns
Prince Bismarck revelations IN tho
II mbvfg,r Nschrichten regarding
tue alliaucu between Russia anu Ger.
many which existed during tho last
years OF hts ehancellofship, and nliu.
rIuns were msdc to his inuisceot ic.
quAelly which 10 gradually tAInishiIg
bic gl0Tiuua reputation.
There 10 little doubt that the prince
has diyuiged important state secrets
In his attempt to triumph over his
tuecttsoT, General Count Won Caprivi,
anu the uiilcinl communique IN the
Rsichaanzelger yssgsIdey, tabled OK.
clusively 10 llo Associated Psssu y,t-
to-day afternoon, Indirectly admits
The truth Of the article IN tho Reich
sauEeigrr aud sharply Iebukpe Primes
Bltmsrck.
LONDON, Oct. 2s.-PTlnoe Bis.
mAfek's disclosure OF the exisIeno. OF
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Rnsso.0etman entente during the
last yeats % his tenure ofoillcr has had
startling anu disturbing eject To-
both Berlin and Vinuna, 10 say moth.
log o. Paris, and Il regarded 10 In.
perlllipr the dielbuud. a feeling Of
jistfntt has been aroused between the
allies, aud doubts are expressed whsth-
~ he dfeibund Will be renewed In
1897,
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hosMOurH, H., Oct. 20 Mon.
mouth township, Warren county, has
completed three Thousand feet Of brick
pavement, the first hard county foad
svef pot down IN tho Unitei ststes.
Tbs brick IL single course, laid on six
inches u ssnd, supported On each side
W Two anu Que hsl' feet Of crushed
stone. Tho cost will be lees than ! . 900
a mile.
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CmCAup, Oct. 2s.-."Ffom informa.
iior We nave received IRON nearly all
the county cnsirmsn in Missouri. said
Chairman Hanna today" We feel cue
ndunt Of eleoting tho governor and q
majority OF tho legislature, aud fully
believe that We have more than an
evon chance Of carrying tho state for
Mckinley.
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Disease is To sstsbl.s hs.lth. Pare.
rich blood means good health. Hooi's
sAfsapafilla II the One tue Blood
Further. IL tones up the whole syt.
tom, gives nppstite and strength and
causes weakness, nervousness and
pain 10 disappear No other medicine
has such record OF wonderial cuts
as Hoods sArsaparilla.
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from the express car TO the BanE No.
Nally building this morning. The
transfer was due 10 the fact that the
Ihicsgo snb.ifeasury wN taxed In r..
litve the recent strain on tue sub.
tfeAtuty In San Francisco.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-29

HOOPS Pills are tho best sflor.din.
nor pihi h's.st dieostion, pre- vent con.
utipati0n. rs cents. q
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Iuo students ARRESTED aud again 80.
leased.

CHICAGO, Oct. ts.-Chsunccy Foo
tet anu L.. J. HNnchsti, two OF tho
four students OF tho business college
accused Of having thrown eggs at Mt.
and Mis-. Bryan duEiug tue parade
yesterday. were arrested ntOut noon
by Detsetivss MeCbnsy anu Fay.
1ney are sons Of well.to.aO Souih Side
families. They confessed ~ Chief OF
Police Badenoch that they threw .ggs.
Thomas Gnhap, chairman OF the
Democratic oBunty committee, has
Received tho following letter from Mt.
Bryan regarding the matter
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On November o h and November OH
the RIO Grande Western ny. will sell
round tnp tickets 10 Oh Mexico 81 .
u rrecedeniu lily low rats Of s7i ~
Diverse routes sSl.l5. The pers1naily
conducted excursion under msuars.
ment OF NJ. y wiutsf, will leave via
ltio Gfunjo Western IN Nov. oh Elf
particulars rall on I. A. Benton, Ticket
tgsnii No. 10 W. Second south.
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rssv. salt Lat. CITY.
No, s--Iof hinshsE. rroyo, guad
asnctou and al Isla't EAst 7sa.
IA t-fof troFu, NTanl .uncpan
atd all poinu kast.......,.. .llR "a.
Na =. lelni.. ..,..--.....;. .,,,.,...,.. SOP. N
.gf htnguhu. NJ fleAtsnL
hant,. hslns. Hiehhsid iAd
A., ~ inttrmo4iats points ...-.. ifso p. n
y" t-Iof tufsta, fafson, Provo
-, and All lnttrmediaio points tiop, IA
-loi urden aat No wsst.... u - y m.
~" TOR oEdsa 49, the Wsst,... " ~, pa
Arriv. tsit LAAe 'tsy,
Va l-ffqm nlughAui, FToVo,afa
49, .uhc1ion SAD the lat. BE-. itlsp. N
,hd 40 Es.i'.-.'....,,.'..... nIisp. n.
'-ffomfroro. niAshAui. HarstA
llthnuih, ssltna. Mauu ana
A.. Al intsrmeaiate points...... tif1 .. n
w. - rom usden ana inlefmsa.
49, ave points.....--- -s....- ......s- NNh "a
itom LufshA and faYtou- . M
from uEdsh AMI tha Wet ipA "a
".s-lfom oNdsa tAd tue Msst, i1a y "a
W. lins ruhnihr through rulluan raAas
sttllnf eAit salt Lahs Cay 70 san ffancisc9i
Laao tlsf 70 Denver via Grad JuneNna
sna tait Lake Cily 70 kAnsAs Cily sHd CAisN
IhToush launsi ~ family .sspsrs vishel
thAuEe. 10 kAsssi city, chicago aHd Bostoa
bsnrer.
Ticket once, 10 v. End South.
u T. DOnGL. Goa Manages.
=. n. Ma BCUCK, Ifahs hssArsr
- MADLkiGh Tea PssiET. Agt
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HcNico aud Return sssio VIA nio
Grand- Western ~.
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DO you know we have two hobble.9 VOL
We have, aud they arc shoes aud clothing
This shoe store aud clothing IL growing fast
We ara making them Just VIVA, We have
lka-tho leaders, aud IT. prices like thos thai
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CLOTHING

HINIS TOR MONDAY.
Mems all wool cheyio,. single and
double breasted, cut In the lat.
est style, peliect NJ guaranteed,
blue, black, also gray mixtures,
sO.75
Mems all wool cheyiot, same style
as above; only better material
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Special Pants Sale.

Mems all wool pants. neat pat.
terms, worth sa,So, Tor one week
hlY''''''''''''''''''''',
Si.05
Mems strictly all wool pants,
neat dIessy patterns. womted
and cheyiot. worth sj.5o--..,..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-29

wiiford woodrur, Gee ~. cs-ser.
President Cashier.