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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-30
For Kentucky.

This morning Hon. a. o. smoot.
Of Provo, leaves TOR the east. he
came to the city on Sunday evening
and remained here Oh Monday, at
tending to business. His objective
point is Gratz, Oaen County, Ken
lucky, the place where he was born,
and which be hss not visited for
about forty years. To visit old scenes
and CLEAN information relative to his
Eeneslogy lie the object of Mr.. Shoots
visit, and it is bis expectation that be
will be gone about two mouths. The
trip will also afford him rest and re-
creation, which are much needed by
n man who has attained the years OF
Mr. Smoot, and WIS has spent such
an active and public life.
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The Concert.

One OF the largest and most fash
i0nable audiences that ever assembleI
in the Theatre was present last even
ing, when the Careless Orchestra
Combination gave its first concert tbi
season. As announced, the orchestri
MAS enlarged, there being nineteen
instruments last night While 81
the entertainments OF this combina
ton have been marked by rare de-
gree of excellence, never has it been
more clearly shown or more heartily
appreciated than last night. The
Theatre was warm and the large audi
ence kept IN the best of humor
throughout, as evidenced by the ire
quent and hearty applause. The
orchestral selections were made in
admirable taste, and were rendered
With taste and in manner equally
as admirable. The gslop composed
by Prof. Careless, "Diminuendo
ComIque, was not only extremely
beautiful, but extremely funny. In
it the conductor turns his back to the
orchestra and afer playing the piece
through once, the members OF the
band &c out two or three at a time,
az the diminuendo is supposed to be
increased, until Prof. Careless is left
alone with the flute. 1t brought an
encore. There were but Two vocal
selections, rendered by Mr.. &. Cor
linski and Mrs Jos. Siegel. Mr..
Gorlinski has . sweet. light baritone
voice. under admirable control, and has
u manly, straightforward way OF
singing which pleases one, and at the
conclusion of "Msn the Life
Boat" be was the recipient of q
hearty and merited encore. Mrs..
Siegel sang 9 selection from
"Rigoletto." "Caro Nome" which,
with thu assistance Of the orchestra,
gave a very pleasing effect. Mrs.
5iegel, however, owes her success
more to her cultivation rather than
10 her voice, which while true, is not as
strong nor ss musical As some. How
ever, che takes with the audience,
and received an encore, when she
gave Love Me Once Again."
better than the fret solo. Messrs
dedger. in the piccolo solo, "Wren
PolAs," and Mr.. Orox4ll in the COR
le: solo, ''Silver Stream Polka" fully
maintained their unrivalled excellence
lere and were both encored. 1heI
,isne solo OF Mr.. Daynes, LA Cas-
ade," was very beautiful and as
beautifully rendered. 1t seemed to
axe with the audience fully as we'll
8 anything of the evening and in
esponse to a recall, be gave the
Last Rose OF Summer" with para
hrases. A pleasing change to the
emainder OF the programme was the
ither solo, "Alpine Songs" by Miss
!. GieIisch. She handled the instru- ,
lent like an expert. and the q
manner in which che rendered the /
irs on it, added much to the beWitch-
,g melody so peculiar to the Alpine
)ngs.
The whole was most pleasing, and
is a question if any lover of music
ould leave without praise; su enter
so generally pleasing and
levatiDg, ana 60 much calculated to
1culcate an appreciation of the more
lbtle beauties of the delightful art
rarely given. The excellence of the d
guarantees another
Ill house whenever the combination
lay again decide to appear, and no
reater or more deserved compliment b
ould be paid TO this excellent per- \
lrmauce. Z
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Imnortant Matters.

1t is expected that at the session OF
the City Council which takes place
this evening. two very important
matters will be decided. The 6rst is
the matter of the route to be adopted
for the city canal. The upper one
had been determined upon by tie
Council sRd contracts partly let, but
a petition. slking a reconsideration Of
the subject, presented a couple OF
weeks ago. has again brought the
question up. and the impression pre-
walls that Tonight the subject will
be settled beyond further questioning.
The second matter of importance
relates 10. the petition of taxpayers
asking the city TO appropriate $50,
900, or 30 much as the Council may
see fit, to assist in the construction of
the Utah Eastern Railroad, and to
tske stock in the road. 1t ID believed
that this petition, which has been in
the hands of a committee since it's
presentation, will also receive action.
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Court Martial.

The Court Martial which has been
sitting at the Continental hotel for
ten days past, concluded its labors on
Monday afternoon, and adjourned
sine due. The officers composing the
Court martial agreed on 9 verdict.
but all being suotn TO secrecy its ma
ture, OF course, cannot be aso rtsiDed.
The case, as before stated, was
against Lieute tAnt Briggs, at Fort
Hall, the charges being that some
years ago Lieutenant Briggs made
false statements before the retiring
board at Fort LeavenWorth, con-
corning some disabilities he bad re-
ceived at Fort Hall. All the officers
composing the court expect to leave
this morning for their several posts.
excepting Judge Advocate Price, who
will be obliged to remain here sc 'eral
days to conclude his business.
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CHIPS.
Adieu November.

7 Adieu November.
Another storm is impending.
/ One drunk found bis way into limb
last night.
, A solitary drunk, on Monday, va
fined $40.
| One individual, for disturbing TIL
peace. was fined S15.
1t was quite ioRgy Sunday nigh
and Monday morning.
The Utah Stake quarterly confer.
ence concluded on Sunday.
The streets and stores presented q
busy appearance on Monday.
The bullion shipments on Monday
aggregated in value $15, 033.74.
The date upon which deer can be
legitimately killed expires to-day.
Patrick Cusick has been appointed
postmaster OF Eureka, Juab County.
The Police Court has been the
scene OF lively times the last day or
Two.
1t is not improbable that we will
have q telephone system in this city
shortly.
The next attraction at the Theatre
will be Prof. HAmill's reading. His
daughter will also appear.
The earliness and length OF the
cold spell at this season of the year is
exciting great deal OF comment.
Holiday goods without end are
being received 10 this city every day,
and merchants smile at prospective
sales.
This afternoon the examination OF
Fred. Chandler for biRamy will be
continued before Commissioner
Sprsgue.
Dryer mas the american Agricul-
turist for December, HaTPer'S and
Frank LesLie's WeekLies, and the
latest Puck.
The maximum thermometer, on
was 27', minimum 10, which
should be cold enough to suit the
most fastIdious.
The Goa Cfice has refused to take
10y orders since Friday last. and on
was engaged in filling the
~ aro Nal ben ErfHau
Three trAmps were brought up be-
ore Judge Piper on Monday and
ined 500 each. They will work that
lumber oil days on the streets.
A couple OF raw fellows, who bought
tickets tot1e Theatre and upon find
ng it was not q circus raised q row
o get their money back, after having
inferred the Theatre, narrowly escaped
night in the jail.
The funeral services over the re-
Mains of the late DR.. ". Ferguson
axe place to-day from the Twenty
Irst Ward Meeting House at II
clock, instead of IL, as heretofore
Friends of the deceased
nd family are invited to be present.
here is a servant in the house next door;
And ere the clock its index points to
nine,
With yell and screech and howl and (
WhOop and roar,
She renders anthems deep and satur-
nine.
t ia 50 sweet to sit so near, and pray
hat she may bang her wretched life
away.
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For the Ladies.

We are receiving New Goods every
day, and are now making specially
of Silks which We offer in Blacks and
Colors, price and quality second to
none. Sstins in every shade, and
price to suit all. Corduroy and Bro
csded Velvets, also q handsome line
of Dress Flannels. Don't forget thai
cur Corsets are the leading styles, and
our Hosiery stock lie just superb. Ne
trouble to show goods at
no WIN Jennings & Sons.
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A Fact Worth Knowing.

Are you suffering with Consump-
ton, Coughs, Severe Colds settled Oh
the Brsast, Pneumc mia, or any
disease of the Throat and Lungs? II
90, 60 to your Druggist and get q
bottle OF BosCHEK's GERMAN SYRUP.
This medicine has lately been intro
duced from Gesmscy. aid is selling
on its Own merits The people are
going wild over tie success. and Drug
gists all over our country ave writing
Us OF ITS wonderful cures among their
customers Il you wIsh to Try It's
superior virtue. get Sample Bottle
for 10 cents. Large size bottle Is
cents. Three duses viii relieve any
case. Try it. sul5.
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Xmas Fruits.

Mr.. A D. Young. proprietor of the
Tea Warehouse. calls attention, this
morning, to his Christmas supply Of
fruits. He sdvertises that be has re-
ceived the choicest and best OF new
fruits ever imported here. embracing
raisins, currsnts. lemon peel. citroD,
figs and so on without end The Tes
warehouse makes g specially OF these
things, aud had il not 8 reputation
for having only the best and sel!ir G
the lowest figures, the fact that it I
excl3sive.y s grocery store would re
com mend it to citizens as good plscl
! to purchase supplies.
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Auction {! Auction 4!

Mr.. Isaac Wolf being about to posi-
lively retire from the Jobbing Bush
ness has Instructed me to uf]er his en-.
tire stock at auction, commencing at
IL 8 %. Wednesday. December 1st.
and t. continue until the entire stock
is disposed OF, without reserve. COZ
sisting of Gents Clothing, Furnishing
Goods and Notinps. Tne sto k is en-
tirely new and we'll eelecttd. Coun
try Merchants will be allowed to bic
upon Job LoIs. A rare chance, ant
sale positive. No advertising dodge
Store for Rent and fixtures for Sale
81 and SO Main Street.
II. A. REED, Auctioneer.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
A Young Nan Makes a Probably
Successful Attempt to
Shuttle Of this Coil.
Some Say 1t is JealOusy-SOms
Poverty.

On Sunday night a young maj
named McCarty made what vii
probably prove successful attemp
at suicide. The fret news OF The
affair, which was received in this city
between 1 and 2 O'Clock on Monday
morning, is to this effect: McCarty
and two young men named Young
and johnson we're stopping at the
Philadelphia Brewery, in PsTley's
C~floD. A girl was present lone gen
orally is on such an occasion, or the
young men would not have been
there) with whom McCarty was in
love. The young men, Johnson and
Young. we're on the way 10 Park City,
and stopped at the brewery on the
road. While there they got skylsrk-
ing with the girl, and che hirted with
them. McCarty did not like this,
aud to set himself ct rest pulled out
3 pistol and fired two ba Is into bis
side, one penetrating the left lung.
They all Jumped, and Johnson asked
McOariy ii be or Young was to blame
for the act. when the young man said
no. Young i'm nedistely came to this
city. reporting McCarty as splitting
blood by the mouthiul and in . dying
condition. After some time the
messenger went to DR.. Seymour
Young, and about daylight in the
morning the doctor went out.
DR.. Young. however, denies the
accuracy OF the above story, and
basis his denial on the statement oil
the young man himself. He says
that McOarty had shot himself bat
once, the ball passing at the right
side, and lodging IN the thorax,
in the lungs. The wound
vas inflicted by a email fve-shooter
pistol. MCCsrty says he was lead to
he attempted suicide by his poverty.
His homt was in the southern part Of
he territory, which he had left last
pring with the intention OF making
raise, and came north with that
Intention, and having failed, and
icing poor. badly clothed, ashamed to
eturn. and withal thoroughly dis
leGrtened at his prospects in life, he
lad decided that he would find more
omfort and consola ion in the silent
rave than earth could afford, and
Iavirg arrived at this conclusion shot
imseIf. The doctor states that his
ondition is precarious, and that
'hile he may recover, the odds are
galnst him. He is still at the
rewsry.
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mAnds. They should inquire within
themselves to learn if the love within
their hearts burned as brightly as
when they first heard the truth, and
accepted it as the word OF God. When
the speaker thought Of the blessingr
that God had bestowed upon the
saints, the promises that he bad given
be thought they should be the most
grateful people On the earth. Their
hearts should be foil of thsnkiulness
and the bliss that cannot be dis
turbed. They knew il they were
faithful all of Gods promises to them
would be fluff led, and therefore they
should be happy and have no fears,
even OF death itself. Elder Cannon
exhorted the people to dwell together
hsrmoniously, to bury ill-feelings
against each other. He said that IS
he was about to 90 to Washington to
attend Congress, and Wosld probably
not be here for some time be desired
The people 70 remember him in their
prayers, which he felt that be needed.
The choir sang the hymn begin
ming:
o, say what is truth, etc.
Benediction was pronounced by
President joseph ID. TAYLOR,
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A few days longer to
obtain fine Jewelry and
Watches at 10 per cent.
off. to make room for
stock on the road, at L.
j. sWaner & Co.'S. B2S
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Fer Washington.

This morning Hon. Geo. Q Cam
non Expects to leave for Washington.
vitber be goes to attend the last SEES
sion OF the Forty-SiIth Congress Of
the United States, which begins on
Monday next. December 9th. Hon.
A. o. Snoos viii accompany bin IS
far ss Chicago.
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The GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL, 667 10
GIT Broad way, New York. 10 the
largest and best ventilated Hotel IN
the City, and being the most centrally
located, mskes il one OF the most de-
Sirable Hotels for both Business and
Pleasure seekers, having sccommoda-
ton Tor over Que Thousand Guests
aud Ia under the Management Of
MsssTs. Keeier, McKinnie & Co., Of
the famous Manhattan Beach Hotel,
which has no rivals, with popular
prices Of So per day for R Dom and
Board with = small extra charge for
PRIlor and Bath Room. n24
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Bullion.

Receipt of bullion on Monday:
By Wells. Fargo & Co.-One cal
of Horn Silver bullion, 81. 500; aud
twelve bare OF Ontario bullion, SIS.
966. so; value, $l5. sec so
By Pacific Express Company
One bar of Christy bullion. 81. l67 "a
Total value Of shipments on Mon
day, SIS. 053.74.
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Railroad Changes.

On the 1ss Of December, 9 number
OF changes will take place on the
Utah Central and Southern lines.
Mr.. Francis Cope. who has recently
returned from bis mission TO Europe.
becomes agent OF the two linss-Oen-
trsl and Southern. Mr.. 7. J. McIn
sosh, chief clerk OF the general freight
and ticket Office; Mr.. J. b. Romell,
ir., takes the agency Of the Utah
Southern and Utah Southern EXten-
sion at Juab; and Mr.. r. O. Badger,
becomes cashier ct the Salt Lake
station.
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Carpets Carpets ! Carpets /!

81. Dinwoodey wishes you to call
and see tho new designs of Body and
Tapestry Brussels Carpets, with
borders to match. Also Three Ply
and extra supers. au17
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PERSONAL.

Hon. Jas. Sharp. general freight
and ticket agent of the Utah Central,
Southern and Southern Extension,
ones south 10 Juab this morning.
Mr.. Henry Tribe Of Ogden. gsEsd
nnou the snow of this iair city on
Monday.
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Nav & Glade

Have opened q Butcher Shop at 80
First South street, where they will
keep the Best Meats in season. Meat
delivered in any part OF the city.
Sausage a specially. M
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HOme-Mad the Cheapest and
Best,
W. or.rrp tha HANDsoNEsT spd

" UT 30 tuo u y = :,
CHEAPEST line of Dolmans and
listers, Misses and Onildren's Oloaks
and listers ever seen here, most Of
the STYLES cannot be found elsewhere.
WE GALL SPECIAL AFFEN-
TON to our handsome stock oil
Ladies' Closks, which We ara deter
mined to clear out before the close ol
the seasor, no matter at what sscri'
foe. Mo COIN Bros.
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Good News for the Ladies.

Just received by express, Large
Assortment OF CloaSs and Dolmsns
for Ladies and Children. Also clos
ing out an Immense Stock of Mill
merry Goods OF Every Description. Cal
Early and Secure Bargains
no ]. 6. BROOKS.
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I am tired OF the Second Hand
Business and positively do intend to
wind up my interests in Salt Lake
City. Ny stock consists OF Household
Goods, Horses, Carriages. etc. The
Largest Stock in the Territory.
oil JoHE CRANE.
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CHRIST. GERBER, Wholesale Hard
ware, Toledo, Ohio. says: The Excelsior
Kidney Pad has accomplished more
for my wife in three weeks than all
the medicine she has taken in three
years. Refer all skeptics to me.-see
Ado
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-30

THE MOST beautiful Berlin En-.
bIolderies, perfect msrvels of the
Needlewomsn's Artistic Skill-Slipper
Patterns and partly finished Anti
Macassars. direct from Berlin,
MS AT AUERBACH'S.
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Furniture. Etc.

We have large new and well
selected stock of Furniture, Mattresses
Of all kinds, Feathers, Pillows and
general upholstery.
BARRATT Bros.
ole 123 10 131 Main Street.
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Kimball Block Grocery Store.

Cheapest in town. especially in
Fruits, Vegetables. Butter, etc. Bilks
need not apply. SILVER, Manager.
In religious faith, right to think.
In politics republican, but opposed to
rsscality. U19
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SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS
MoULDIAos, BRACKETS AND
ALL SIZES OF WINDOW GLASS
AT BOTTOM FIouRRsI LAT.
Timer, TATLoR 4 co.. .
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For Christmas Candy.
Fruits, Toys. Hearts and
Figures. at Wholesale
and Retail. 60 to Gardi-
ner's, IS Main Street.
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WHISKY AID other Pouches. Tom
and Jerry and every kind OF Hot
Drinks at the
IA BUSINESS SAMPLE Rooms.
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WE SHALL OFFER the follow.
i1R GREAT BARGAINS in our
extraordinary Kid Glove Sale:
Victoria Operas, worth S1.5s, for Soc,
- Dark, 4" $l.5O, for 55c.
Black, $3.50, for 75c.
This presents e RARE OPPORTU-
NIFTY in this line, Of which our
patrons should avail themselves.
Mo COIN Bros.
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SPANISH LACE FIcHUEs. Initial and
Lace Hapdke.chiets. Cords. Tssssls,
Spikes and lots of Fancy Goods just
received AT AUERBAcH's.
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HoLnAY GOODS of every description
at Cameron's New York House.
Call and see the 10o., 15c. and 25c.
COunteTs. ne
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Violin. Cornet. Guitar.

Instruction given on these instru'
ments by MsRnus Olsen. Enquire at
Careless Music Store. D16
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The LARGEST and choicest stock oil
Silks, Sstins, Velvets and Brocades
ever shown west OF Chicsg at F.
Auerbach & Bros new Store. MS
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The WHISKY PUNCHES, Tom and
Jerry and sII Mixed Drinks ct the
Business Sample Rooms are made Of
natural distilled liquors. IA
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You can get all kinds of HOME
MADE WOODEN GOODS, at the
lowest market prices. at
BURTON. SONS & YOUNG'S,
o26 1929 First South Street.
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HOLIDAY GOODS OF every description,
OF our own i'll portstion, arriving daily
at F. Auertacb & Bros new store.
aOS
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LUMBER, SHINGLES. :LATH
FLOORING, RUSTIC. SIDING.
POCKETS, ETO., CHEAP, AT
IATIMaRs TAYLOR a. cos. .
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ANOTHER LOT of those beautiful
Dolmans, HaEelocks and listers
ms AT AUKRBACH's.
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Do you wish JeWeIry
made 10 pattern. you can
get 1t well done at Il. j /.
swaner * Co.'S. EngraV-
ing done. ms
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Before the Holidays
see e. .. 6Waner az Co.'S
stock Of JeWelry. just
the thing fer presents.
u92
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LADIES AND CHILDREA's Shoes and
Rubbers. Complete Assortment
MS AT AUERBACH's.
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viii Sell Cheap.

UTAH HONEY. in 2 pound cans,
at G. F. BROOKS. o2S
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GESTs' AND Boys Suits and listers.
a new lot, at Auerbach & Bros new
Store. NO
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D. @. YOUNG, Civil Engineer and
Architect. Office in Old Constitution
Building. P. D. Box 654. Ell
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SeaIskin sacques, finest
ever shown here, just re-
ceiVed, at Auerbach's.
n13
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DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT:

Brocades Lyon Bid de Velour Silk ITs
shades handkerchief
BrOcher Cschmer Chudd Cloths and popular mAtS ApsS N
price to &c yard
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o, saw what is auth. etc.

Benediction was pronounced by
President Joseph E. Taylor.
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CLOAK and SHAWL DEPARTMENT:

Berlin
dParsd
Skirts Ssttn Skirts, Knit Goo kind,
all q lowest possible prices.
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! GENTS AND BOYS CLOTHING AND GENERAL
!. y 8 FURNISHING DEPARTMENT: 9~~

desirable styles and qualities Of Gents and Cdsns sg
White and Cashmere Shirts Underwear NkEsA SdA
and Soft Hats for Gents, Youths and Children, Etc.
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BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT:

lsearsl
Made We
stylish goods popular pices
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DOMESTIC AND HOUSE FURNISHING DEPT:

Barnsy Table DsmAsks Table and PiaAs
Doubeface Chincllah
Casimeres Jeans, BalarvAe and other FanneE, Etc., Etc