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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-21

CONSUMPTION in its early stages
is readily cured by the use of DR..
Pierce's "G0lden Medical DiscOv-
cry" though, if the lungs 'are
wasted, no medicine will effect a
cure. No known remedy possesses
such soothing and healing influence
over all scrofulous, tuberOcIous and
pulmonary affections as the "Dis.
covery." John Willis, of Elyria, O.,
writes: "The Golden Medical Dis
coveTy' does positively cure con-
sumption, as, after trying every
other medicine in vain, this sue
ceeded." Mr.. q. T. Phelps, of Cuth-
bert, Ga, writes: "The Golden
Medical Discovery has cured my
wife of bronchitis and incipient
consumption" Sold by druggists. a
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Chicago Markets.

Chicago. 2O.-Whest-Easy, Se5S o.
tober; 90A to 90N November; 2lA De
Gem Der. 80 -.---a
.Corn-Firm; s6L October, 46H No
vemb Der; 45x year.
Oats--Shsde easier; 271S October; 27A
November, 2SN Decen Der
Whisky unchanged.
? Afternoon.-Flour quiet, unchanged
z Wheat Regular, active, in fair de-
,mand, unsettled, closed, nominally I'M
changed 80 October; 9OT Novem ber
92A TO 9PT Decent Der; No. 2 spring
80; No. 2 red winter So to 81.
Oorn-FAir demand, market firm,
shade higher; 46N to 46ssss cash, 46L &c.
tober, 46N to- a November, 45as De.
cember. > sFrrf ga So. 80 - -
Osts-Quie., steady. 271< cash. Elk
October, 27S to 27A Novemb Der, 2SI to
28A December.
Rye-Dull; SAX.
: Barley-Dull; COX.
Pork-Quiet, steady. shade higher;
1915 to 1850 cash, October, IS to 37L
November, Tx to 80 December.
Lard-Quiet; shade hrner; 7.72x to
1855 cash, October, Is to FIX Noyem-
Der. 20 to 22h December. ! -
Bulk Meats-Fair demand; shoulders
$50. short ribs 60, short clear 6 20.
fWhisky-Steady; unchanged. -r 81
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New York Mining Stocks.

New York, 2O.-Mining stocks dull.
Horn Silver sold CTS to 6SS; Sierra
Nevada rs to 4 so, Iron Silver 2.95,
Chrysolite ITO; Northern Belle Isle Is 10
go. Sales for the day 26.8S0 shares.
Total for the week Sc SAB shares.
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INDULGENT parents who ALLOW their
children to eat heartily of high-sea
soned food, rich pies. cake, etc., will
have to use Hop Bitters to prevent
indigestion, sleepless nights, sickness,
pain. and. perhaps, death. No fam.
ly is safe without them in the houqe.
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INV LUMBER YARD

%. S SELLS.
At the
Pioneer Lumber Yard
Of ARMSTRONG & BAGLKY, ~
FIRST RourH STREET
opposite i4th Ward Meeting House.
pa at Wholesale AND RETAIL =
ksBER OF ALL GRADES
N Ns IA psEtof Flooring, scsntling. Roof
veMns Hekets, Lsth, Shingles Mol.
SSGst, Doors, Windows. Trsnsoms,
Aoatinss, etc, which viii bs sold
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EDWARD MARTINS

Il ELTY WOOD WORKS !
1q IN Of Stairs, Hand Rails, Newell
IA SSs;11 p, Brackets. Counters, Frames,
khins. VIZ Au kinds OF surfsdnk,
Eue, ana w"H Turning. Scroll and Band
A variety Moulding Made 90
" fnt South ana Eir, West srrse.s.
AO' GAhB CITY. ID
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COMMERCIALS
ftLsIIL IL III
OCTOBER 20.
Money Market.

New York, 20.-Money 3 10 4, closed
offered /; prime mercantile paper 6 to z.
sterling exchange steady, 4S1 ster.
ling exchange demand 49,
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Is q Positive Cure
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.


FOR ell those Psineal Complaints and Weaknesses
sOeommon to our best female population.
Il will cure entirely the worst form OF Female Com
plants all ovarian troubles Inflammation and Ulcezb
lion, Falling and Displacements and the conseQusns
Spinal Weakness and &c particularly adapted 30 tho
Change Of Life.
Il will dissolve and expel tumors from the uterus y
early stage OF development The tendency to can
humors theres checked very speedily BY It's us
It fsintness fatulency, destroysan craving
for stimulants and relieves weakness OF the stomach
It cures Boating Headaches, Nervous Prostitution
General Debility, seeplessnsss Depression and Ind
gestion.
That feeling OF bearing down. causing pain. weighs
and backache always permanently cured by its
It win at all times and under all circumstances act liz
harmony with the laws that govern tho female system
For the Of Kidney Complaints OF either sex to
Compound Is unsurpassed
LYDIA E PINKIEAA'S VEGETABLE CO
POUND.s prepared at 2Ss and 295 Western Aven
Lyun Mass Price OIL. Six bottlesfor g. Bent byq
ne- form Of pills, also In the form OF lozenges,
a. -sa3 Of price, 81 per box for either Mrs. Ptnkh
"a answers all letters Of inquiry. Send for pana
e. Address as above Mention this Paper.
No family should be without LYDIAE P1NKHAR (
LIVER Pulls. They cure constipation, bilicuEnes
ed toxpidity Of the liver. Is cents per box.
la BY all Druggists. -&e
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Bullion.

New York. N.-Bsr silver l0A
Total bullion receipts in New York
for the week from mines S2l6, QUO.
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Foreign Market,

Liverpool. 20.-F!our-Unchansed.
Wheat-Essier, winter red SGD to o.,
spring Sod 10 9E; California s. to SEQ;
club 9s9d.
Corn-Stesds; Fs2Ed.
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AFTERNOON BOARD.

9 AFTERNOON BOARD.
80 Ophir-5N, SIS, S05sS.
$50 Mexicsn-33O.
100 g & C-2i5.
20 d & B-375.
1900 Con Vs-75.
$50 Chollar-.2X.
so Ssvage-110.
so Potcsi-90.
AGO b & Mas.
200 Point-130.
205 Jacket-325, 3l5.
800 s Nevsds 100, 395.
100 Pallion-90
35 Utah-195.
230 Union-370, $40.
900 Alta las, 80.
100 n Bell
600 Priz SIS, so.
$50 Araents-l5, LOB, 80.
1900 Senator-15, 20.
400 Independe &c IS.
1859 Navel $40, 81, 345.
100 Belle lie 10.
$50 N b Isle--65, 60.
800 Bodie-65
100 8 Kiug-7H.
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CONSUMPTION Can Be CURED.
~ "s; HALLS
Bal. /. SAM LUZ LUNGS tS'

WHY WILL YOU cough when
ihilOh's Cure will give Immediate
eiief. Price 10c., soc. ard al. Sold
U Z c. Il. I. Drug Stora uD
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New York, 20, close.
New York Markets.

Petroleum quiet, 1l0I.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-29

health AID bid her G5d-spesd in The work
she 20 dearly loved and sbiv prosecut.d d, but
IL ness in my family and a multiplicity Of
cares made me postpone nv letter, and to
nv horror and establishment l was told YES
terdsy that she had gone to her reEsr3,
snd knew 1t vss well with her But
alas for her family and Carisl's lambs
whom she fed so regularly and tenderlyi
10 you j can say nothing at all conmeu-
surate with my appreciation Of her loss.
Truly the Comforter can help you. May He
abide with you and give you peace in hope.
Surely there never was q woman go self re-
pressed, so above all pstty jsslousies, scan
dAls, chickering's, self-indulgences. She was
calm, far seeing, patient, slow to resent.
eager 10 forgive; in fact, an embodiment Of
Christian force united TO the apostles chart
~, that suffereth long and is kind. She was
awomsn above all others that have known,
who combinsd a mans strength with 3
woman's softpess, and grieve with you over
the sudden extinguishment of that light
which was upon a hill, and could not be hid.
l cannot touch upon the poor unfortunates
without. Msy our merciful Lord raise up
some one to continue the work-perhsps che
will be minisiering spirit"
There are now forty or fifty children at the
Mission Home who were taught, led and
clothed mainly by the hberslity of Mrs
johnson. The association OF which she wss
president expended about S400 per month IN
aid OF the groveling poor, sick and destitute.
Alter the conclusion Of the address the
congregation sang "Prsise God from Whom
All Blessings Flow" Dr.. Watson pronounced
the henediction and they dispersed to sire6
flowers On the grass-gfown mounds.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Go 10 J. A. Bailey's, 295 Second street, for
pumps, pipes, we'll points, etc.
Dr.. J. X. POWELL is better, and can be
found in Office Monday and Tuesday.
YOU'VE MEMS HEBREW ASSOCIATION
Sum ner-night Festival, Tuesday, May 10Th,
At EstivSl Park.
Inc worst cases ofiFLUx, DYsESETRY and
DIAREHEA positively aud speedily cured
with one bottle OF medicine. Call nj No. 90
Bssle street.
HAvSG TO remove my marble works very
soou, l sm now offering my stock at greatly
reduced prices.
THos. MAYDwELL, IS Union st.
AMBER CoLoRED and invisible Celluloid
Eye Glasses have attained general poPulari-
ty with the ladies. For sale BY all leading
jewellers and opticians.
NTHE finest ma onsise dressing for all kinds
Of salads, CO.. meats, raw tomstoes, picked
salmon, cabbage, etc, is Durkee's Salad
Dressing. Better and more economical than
homemade.
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MILLINERY GOODS,
FOR LEASE,
FOR LEASE.
TENNESSEE PENITENTIARY.

PURSUANT to an Act of the General Assembly
L of the State of Tennessee, passed March Is,
1888, approved March %, 1888, and entitled Al
the State Penitentiary," the Governor OF Tennes-
see and Board of Prison Inspec ors, on FRIDAY the
9th day of July 1885, at the hoIr of II O'Clock M
at the front door OF the capitol in Nashville Tenn
will lease at public cutlery, to the highest bidder
ior the term OF six years, beginning January l.
OF the convicts. together with the quarry grounds
buildings, fixtures, machinery, tools, engines
patterns, etc, belonging to the State.
TERMs-The lease will be made upon the follow
ing terms: Not less than one hundred thousand
lsIoO,.ool dollars per annum, payable quarterly,
except the salaries OF the superintendent, warden
assistant warden, surgeon and chaplain, which
are TO be paid by the State, and bond With ap-
proved security is to be given therefor, and for
The strict performance of all the requirements OF
said act in regard to the lease.
All persons desiring to bid will be required be-
forehand to file an obligation to be approved by
the Governor, signed by those whom they propose
to give as sureties, which shall obiigste sucS Der
sons TO become the sureties on the bond required,
IN the event this bid of their principal is success
ful; and all parties proposing to bid will be re.
CURED, in addition thereto, 10 file with the Gov
ernor certified check on some good bank in Ten
TO his order and to be forfeited to state If the
bid OF such party be accepted and is not complied
with. 1 he Did of party who has not com piied
with these requirements will not be cried or con
sidered against the bid of a party who has.
viii be MADE Is here RIFE 1rad ~ as nt b sac
copy of which will be furnished any person de-
slIlng 10 become bidder, upon application to the
Secretary OF State or Governor.
LoCATIoS-Tne Penitentiary is located in Nash
vile, and has been leased for number of years.
The average number OF ouvicts therein during
the last two years is thirteen hundred and sixteen
1916, and there are now thirteen hundred and
forty three (l34Sl therein.
RssTRICTIoNs-Ihe lessees will not be permitted
to keep more than five hundred and fifty (55o) male
convlcts III the main prison al any one Time but
VIII have the authority to WORK the same any
where in 1ennesSee-safe and suitable quarter.
being iurnished-subject to the rules and regula.
Ions provided in said act and otherwise provided
by law.
How EMPLoYED-Large numbers have regularly
been hired out by the present lessees TO work in
the mines aud In the construction of railroads.
etc., In Tennessee. They also employ those in the
prison building at Nashville (inany OF whom are
experienced and skilled laborers and of long term
sentencs) in manufacturing wagons iron hollow
ware, furniture etc. the average number of yag
ons now made being about fifty q day.
For Information and particulars address the IN
cerslgned or the Governor
Done by order OF WIN. B. Bate Governor Of Tea.
nessee, this April Is, 1855.
d. A. MUM,
vaf IT.
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The Interview.


"a ,,i., 81 &c, Mr. Mor,i, that d,
mi, ~ nom,n ior making lean, nan ,Yp
STb,, Il Recording 10 ibe ou.Iity of the
- I, r.nyes from 81 % p.r dozen. for
~, 49,, 40 "a for the b.,tp
III" - 80 49, D.;r. can , good vork.r
,,,-. ~, :. - 5,
'D so III - =. -" ~ ws have uomsn vho
,s. ,on, =, a.. SnEsn . week. OF The good
- d., xiII svsrave f,ou two TO three
doxen. This -iIl make the average wages
from IS 10 II per week.
"Do Won experieuce auy trouble in getting
labor Al tho.. 6euresY'
"No: we have no trouble Whatever. There
ara season. when we cannot get as many
seamstresses as we would like, bot it is not
on account Of the . y. We fud thst all Who
commence making pants continue 10 follow
II in preference 10 any other work"
80 your employees appear TO be salished
witt their psyT
"They do. Our gre siest trouble is with pso-
PIE on the outside, for Instance, your Ellis
worth Of Sunday morning, who know moth
ing whatever of the business, and probably
never took the trouble 10 inquire where they
could get information II he had come to
US We could have told him that The i. aides
whom we employ are satisfied with their
wager, that they are willing and ready TO
earn, aud that we do all 10 our power 10 ad-
'ance SUCH as are capable. IL sucn Peops
ls'E'lsNorth' would take the trouble 10 In
form themselves, they would do the city some
good and encourage manufactures, rather
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THE OLD FOLKS.
Exercises at Winchester CemeterY-Ad-
dress by DR.. Samuel Watson Sunday
Review Of q Year.
Anecdotes Of Clay-Recsllectiens Of Old
Citizens-4 Letter from Mrs.
Jefferson Davis.

The weather was lovely Sunday evening,
and the Old Folks and great many young
ones gathered at old Winchester Cemetery
Sunday evening 10 decorate the graves Of
long-forgotteu dead and to listen to an sd
dress from DR. Samuel Watson. The grounds
we're in excellent trim, the grass trimmed
and the walks and drives were worked and
cleared OF all debris The vastly improved
appearance Of the old burying-ground, re-
claimed from tranpdom by the Old Folks
Society, occasioned universal remark.
THE EXERCISES.
temporary platform and benches had
been prepared on the north eide, under the
shade Of gigantic osks, and by 2:30 O'Clock
visitors began TO arrive. At $3.50 O'Clock
fully 1000 had assembled, and the exercises
began with the singing OF Nearer, my God
to Thes" by the congregation, led by Mes.rs.
B F. Halter, J. S. Wilkins, J. P. Prescott, S
II. Dunscomb, J. W. Jelt, John Beami.h, E.
w. Davis, Payne, Duncan and Getchell, who
occupied the stand.
A short prayer BY DR.. Watson followed,
and then smother hymn, "Eoek of Ages
which sounded grand, coming as it did from
a thousand throats in that sacred place.
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WHITE GOODS |!
Every thing Marked Down In
this Department.

Good quality Pique at sc.
Extra quality figured Pique at 1Oc.
Good striped Lawn at 10s.
Fine sheer striped Lawn at15c.
Handsome plaid Lawns at l21zc, 15c and zoe; re-
duced from l5c zoe and 25c
White and cream figured aud dotted Swiss, re-
duced from SOC to 2jc.
Good India Linen at 12%c, 15c 2oc, 225zc and
25c, reduced from l7Zc, zoe 25c, soc and 3lc
Handsome White BroeEdss at zoe, reduced from
S5c; something new.
Handsome white Satteens at reduced prices
White embroidered Robes at reduced prices
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FOR ALE.

SO-HP BOILER AND ENGINE-New and COM
~ etc, cheap. A. HITZFELD, 23S Second.
DIANOS-A number of second hand 7-octave
[ and 71s-oetave pianos, nearly new, exceed
E. wITzMANN d CO, Music House.
Sole Agents for steinway and Weber Pianos
HOUsE-A small amount of ready money, bal
LII ance on easy time, will buy desirable
1 anne house, six rooms and kitchen, garden fruit
etc.; convenient to street-cars Address dress NO.,
MICE LINE OF COTTAGES, DWELLINGS AND
In Building Lois.
q nZFELD's Headlight OH and Vapor Stoves,
IL Cheapest and best at 233 Second street.
NANCE street Lot, east of Mr. D. Poston.
La Rose street, Lot near Clay street.
Neat residence on Elliott, near Mr.. Gndwin's.
Nice rtsldenc on PontotJc, near Lauderda.e.
shelby street Lot, opposite Mr.. Cloths.
Choice Lot, with Cottage, Union near Wellington.
Pretty Lots on fernando, Lauderdale and Nc
Residence south of Vance, on fernando.
Fine reside ice, also Lots on Beale.
Three tenements on Causey; also, one on Beale
y acres on New Raleigh Road near Geo PowelPs
and near MI. rdings.
Several residences on Poplar street.
suburban residence south NJ emphis.
Residences and lot o. Linden, near Cynthia.
Cottages on Tate and Orleans.
Cottage on Dunlap and Court.
ALSO,
suburban residence, II acres, Union avenue.
Residence and acres, at Gil | station.
Grounds on Greenlaw Mill snd Second streets
S29 Jefferson extended, so by $50, frame.
90 washington, near SECOND, nice brick.
LATER.
Linden street, No 377, near Cynthia
Choice residence and grounds, Waldran avenue.
Cottsge and acres, Wilson Station (Chs rlestonl
Persons lots, on fernando, near Provinces
w. 4. WHtArLEY, 81 Mi n.
M ARBLE NOhK-And Monuments cheap Tor
4fl cash, or will exchange for property or city
ac> eptance. F. QuIGLEY, 1872 Main, near Beale.
THE HARBERT PLANT ATION-Near Malone.
L Landing, Miss, one place contains $50 acres
about 100 cleared. The other 600 scres-sbout
400 cleared improvements first class. Well pro-
teeted by Levee. Apply TO our attorney, Judge
II. p. REID. at Friars Point Miss, or
HAWKINS IL ROBERT s. New Orleans La.
. RUSHED EAR-UORN-CRUsHED OATS
~ Cracked Corn, Chicken Feed, etc. The very |
best and only good feed for horses, mules and cat
tie at this time OF year
J. V. PATRICK & CO.,
Memphis Gin ana Mill
OnnnEiie Ms and Tam EaLlrcad
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LAW REPORTS.
Cri.iuaI Uours-Greer, ysage.

CrIfuH O"uF1-VeeF' S"Bs'
Cllendsr for to-day: Nee. IL, rhomas
K ~; q, Abe Coleman; 10, Rudolph An
derson; 20, Wiley Jenkiog; l6 George Jsfers;
% Joe McDowel; IL, X. Buchignani; J.
Foppi.no; 10, Msrcellus ClAverie; Is, George
Lewis; II, Memphis City Railway Company;
2. Mollie Enrich
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VfcKsBURG, May % - Night - Arrived,
City of Providence, 81 Louis, midnight. Depart
ed: City OF st. Louis. New Orleans. q. m; cfIy II
New oriesns st. Louis. noon.
81. LOUIE, May 28-Nght-Rver risen /
inch and now stands IS feet BY the gauge Weather
cloudy and warn. Arrived: Arkansas City, Ficks-
burg; John Gilmore and bargeS. New Orleans.
LoUIsvILLE, Nay 28.-Sight-R ris-
ing with 10 feet inches in the canal and feet
inches IN the chute on the fslls Weather cloudy
and warm. No arrivals since noon. Departed.
WV. O'He&l and Tow, New Orle&nA
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NEW BRAND.
California Wines.

We particularly invite stt=nfiou 10 our
stock Of the following brands Of pnr. wine,,
recently received direct from the vineyards
Of Sonsms Valley. They are excellent 10
qsaliiy, very cheap in price, and absolutely
pure:
Zinfancel Dry CIAret, To-Day, Luscious,
Angelica, Sweet, Port, Sweet,
cherry, Golden, Hook, Dry,
Gutedel Dry.
We will .npply dealers and families with
above wines by the dozsn 10 bottles, or by The
gallon or cssk, at very low prices. Respect.
fully, B. j. sEMMEs co.
MKxPHIs, May q, lss3.
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Sew CIsrendon Hotel
ESLA EGED.
PARLOR HOTEL OF MKMPHIH.
ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

An Engineer Meets with . FafsI Acct
dent.
VIcKsBUKG, May 25.-Wilson Jones, the
chief engineer on the steamer Fred A. Blanks. met
with fatal accident sunday last the boat IVES
near Arkansas City. He was sns ladder in the
eDgne-Toom, engaged IN wrapping a stean-pips.
when the ladder slipped and he fell striking on
his head. from the effects of which be died IN
ahout an hour
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PAY
What a well.KnOwn Clothing Manufacs
turer Has to Say Regarding
women's Wages.
Some Interesting Facts aud Figures
Memphis in Comparison with
Competing Cities.

An ArPEAL reporter Yesterday met Mr.. ii.
Morri,, Of the firm OF ii. Morfis Bro,
manufactures Of clothing at No. 306 Main
street, and a conversation eosued in regard
to the article published in the APPEAL Sun
day morning relating 10 the wages paid
women for Masking pants Mr.. Morris
thought that injustice mad been done the
clothing manufacturers, aud the APrkAL
man, in order to put all ID. facts 10 the
case before the public, asked IL he would
objec; 10 making a ststement of the clothing
men. eide Of the question. Mr.. Morris said
h. had no objection whstever, and the fol-
lru;ng CONFIRMATION ensusd
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Board Reduced

ENoR THE SUMMER MONTHS AT THE CHAM
z BERs HOUSE, conner OF second and WASH
In ton streets. Also few hTstclaSs rooms will
be rented TO desirable parties at low rates.
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Dolls. Toys, Etc, Below Cost.
Silver-plated ware Of best material aud
handsome shapes at cost. Open every night
until 8 o'clock. Oaly until Thursday.
JACK BROS, JE., 224% Main street.
Strangers will Save Money
By calling on Jack Bros, Jr., 2243 Main
street, and examining their stock OF china,
glass and house-furnishing goods
Our Stock Of hsjolica is Running Short,
But some desirable pieces are lett. All will
probably go 10 day.
JACK BROS, JR., 22i1z Main street.
A Handsome French China Dfaner Set
For S37 so, 1872 pieces. An elegant "Wedg-
wood" set, lS5 pieces, for only $50, worth
looking at
JACK BROS. JR, 224H Main street.
Only Until Thursday
Will Jack Bros Jr., Cell chins, glass and
qusenswsre at the present low figures.
Not a Pleasant 4 hing to DO,
Bat 10 ust be done in this case-to sell out be-
Lou cost
JACK BROS, JR.. 2241I Main street.
Only Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
Will We cell at our present extremely low
figures.
JACK BROS, JE.. 224< Main street.
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ATM Cour street.
WANTS.

~ GENTLEMAN with 5000 capital would like to
VI engage in goot Paying Business Address
N. care JACOBS d Garrett. City.
HOOR-0ne good Cook and one good Chamber
~ maid. Liberal wages paid. Apply
AT S23 POPLAR STREET.
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Notwithstanding GOODS!
Sweeping Reductions In this Department

sweeping Reductions In this Department
o Turkish Bath Towels reduced to 121zc I69Sc aud
&C.
Linen Huck Towels at 10c, I5c, 1Sc and zoe.
Real Turkey Red DamasE at SOC, CSC, 75c and S5c;
former price 65c, 75c, soc audSl.
Bleached DtmGsk at 45c, 6oc. TO-, SOC and 9Oc;
former price zoe, 75c, 81 and 10.
Glass check Doyleys at 40c per doz; good value.
Blosched COmbed Doyley at Sc, 75c and ST.
COlored bordered CoDbed Doyleys at 75c, 81 and
81 %; former price 81, 81 25 and 81 so.
Good all-Linen Crash at SIC and SIC per yard.
Extra quality Gloss Checks at l2Lzc per yard
Ysrd-wids Printed Shifting Linen reduced to
doc
Good Honey Comb Quilts at 55c and 81 former
price 75c and 81 p.
Good l2-4 Msrseilles Quilt at 81.
Napkins, Loom and Damask Towels,
All greatly reduced.
Child's Vests, Full Regular,
At soc, soc and 75c; reduced from 75c 90 and 81 TO-
HS- lot of odd sizes for Children at 40c, SOC.
6oc and 75c; worth double the price.