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Personal.

Mr. Sol Slaughter, of Stephenville,
is in the city
Mr.. G. A. Westbrook, of Lorena, is
guest at the New McClelland.
Mr., and Mrs. j. ID. Padgitt, of Dal-
las. are the guests of Mr.. aud Mrs, W.
II. Jones, IN west Waco.
Mrs. l.. Dickey aud her two daugh-
tiers returned yesterday from two
weeks visit to Wootan Wells.
Honorable and Mrs. X. q. Mills
came over from Corsicana yesterday
evening and are guests at the New
McClelland hotel.
Rev. DIR II. Z Burleson returned
yesterday from general tour over
the state. The doctor reports the
prospects for large attendance at the
University this fall very encouraging
indeed.
DIR. Moncure returned from Lam
pasas yesterday. The doctor was on
the Santa fe train when the ruilian'
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To-day's Grand RaiIy.

Boys, down and out with them; beat
all competition; sell more goods; sell
them Observation-Disclosures, choice two
pound cans, only 10 cents per can;
choice two two pound apples, les
cents per can; choice tomatoes, beans
and pears, all at only 10 cents per can;
eight bars Rooster soap for % cents;
choice mixed tea, only So cents per
pound; choice Japan tea, one pound
cans, so cents per pound; good navy
tobacco, only 50 cents per pound;
choice syrup, only 40 to 80 cents per
gallon; choice molasses, only 40 TO 90
cents per gallon. Our syrup and
molasscs arc the best bargains ever
offered in Waco. Come and see us
to-day. A. JONES TAYLOR " BIO.
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1T. Louis, August 2s.-Fiour- Quiet and
unchanged
whcat-Fairly active Opened hrm, then Ad,
vanced H@Sc; but after the noon call prices
broke lhHl9sc and closed SalAc under yes
terdAy. No, red. cash nomina.ly At s9s Au-
grst ", closing at sys nominal september, W
@gls. closing at ~; October y2S&osA, closing
nj 9!k@g!h; November, 9iS@ybh.
Curn-Weak, very slow and a shade lower.
No. mixed cash. i0S@Hs september, i0s@
iO1s, October SsNeh5y. closing nj SsS; Hoyem-
oats-Lowef and inactive No. 2 mixed
CT III 25sse2 y; August ~; september -: DC.
tober ~,
ornmeal-pull at o. %.
Mhisky-steady atsl u
PIoyislOns-Actiye aud higher.
pork-t9 O0M0 Is.
Lard-s6l2H.
Bulk mcAts-Long clear 10 short rib 8 S.
Bacon-Long clear. % l2s@6 20. short ril,
u 1000 So short clear, 60ey6d5
Hams-lO 00eLi2O0
AFTERNOON BOARD.
At the afternoon board wheat was x@Hc
lower
Corn-l,@ &c Lowell
Oats-unchangvd.
Live stock.
ST. Louis. Aug. attle-Receipts, 800.
very quiet and only . ANAL business as
done, Native shipping steers, b0Ss5 s.. ma.
butchering stock s5lSS so Texas steers 5 70.
Indian stsers q 1905 IS
Hogs-Receipt. 800 market easy and slow
sheep-Rsceipts. LOO market steady and
unchanged: common TO medium OJg2 s5
| good 10 choice nations 2T5tSs TO- lambs, 2S
! 9AO.
chicago Grain Market
CHICAGO. August "a Flour -Quiet but un
changed.
wbeat-Quiet and steadier during most o
the session. but toward noon became weak an,
sold on lie from outside prices, closing ~
w. September, Ok@sik, closed at 80. Otto
bee 81 9ts3h, closed n. slls; Noyem eI A3.6
so, close AT SIS.
Gorn-steady with fair shipping demand
but speculative trading was slow prices wet
"a hsde higher early but fell back and closes
&c l5wer Tor near futures. Cash, AK: August
hA@Hk closed ttiA; september a. 1s@ lih
closed at as; October ,i2h@iiA. closed u
i2ys; November iOdi0s, closed at ".
AFTERNOON BOAKD.
A! the afternoon board wheat was weak an
&c lower
Corn-AGHc lower.
: Live stock.
CHICAGO. August p THE Droyers Journl
: reports cattle receipts. coo. market slow an
weaker;shiPpIng steers OoasS Oo slOckers an
feeders coo 20. cows bulls and mixed l
, % TO through Texas cattle shade weak,
4 at Od3 Z; western rangers lower. natives al
alt.biee Cd ooSsi IS; cows 27SsJ 80 ~in'efr
Hogs-ReeOipts 1000 mArke, slow at s5S
sheep-Receipts 800 slo~ and weak; nAtiv
e 0ls5 ~ Texans 7SgSO9 lambs, per heA
- wooI-Tub washed higher At 2l6s3ik. u
washed steady al l2s2lS. Texas lISA.
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ATTENTION NOIEItN!

AL voters in Justice Precinct No. l.,
and Election Precinct No. 6, will vote
at Hubby house about one mile from
corporate limits ON road leading To
White Hall. Election Precinct No. q
comprises all that portion outside OF
city and in following limits: Begin
ming Mt northeast corner of Carlos
O'Campo thence with O'Campo
north line to line of Justice Precinct
No. /; thence with said line to Bosquc;
down Bosque TO Brazos riN or, aud
down Brazos to place of beginning.
O'Campo north line Is about two
miles below corporate limits of the
city of Waco.
II
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Eczema!

For the benefit Of suffering humanity. and
In heartfelt gratitude at the wonderful result,
docm II only my duty 10 give this unsolicited
wife has been AFFLICTED with hereditary Eozcma
or Salt i.houm frem her Infancy. II has ins
creased IN intensity with each suctceiing
spring, aud being somewhat skilled in mcdlt
cline my sclf tried every remedy lconli think
of for years-sArsApATilla combined with every
form OF fotassic, aud hundreds Of other rcms
cdies, lotions and Alkali washes Uf every
every known Kind. but tbcy all gave only tenn
p0rHry relief uring the spring OF iNsi her
lower eatrsmitles became soinilnmcd aud sore
that she was obliged Ia keep Thorn constantly
coated with covering of ''fullcr's Earth"
mixed wet and allowed 10 dry ON. Among
other things she was afflicted with periodical
nervous headache, occurring regularly every
seven Jays. SON times folloped by All inter.
mittent fever for weeks at time, so that life
ocnmc u burden 10 her.
This spIiug detornlncd she should take $.
aud follow strictly the directions in re-
ard to dose. diet etc This WIS about seven
ccks ago. After taxing the first large battle
the disease SCENE to increase. the burning
Itching and inflammation became unbcAf
| able. She, however. porsoyeted In the
use of the medicine Asior taking the second
bottle the iuh ANIMATION began ~ s1bslde At.
ter the third bottle the inflammation dlsap.
pearod, and sore spots dried up'and turned
white aud scaly. and finally she brushed them
OH In All inlpHtpable white powder res,mbl X
pure salt She IL now taking the siNth bottle,
three tsblespoolifuls four times daily Every np
peAruncc Of the disease has gone, and her flesh
IL bee ming OFT white and smooth again and
what is more her periodical headaches have
disappeared and she is now, nj IS years of age.
enjoying the only good health she has know Il
| for upwards of forty yeHrf No wopdcr she de.
| clares with emphasis thst every bOttleof ),
). 5, is worth II thousand times It's weight In
| gold
Any further Information concerning her ca,
will be checriully given by herself at her resi-
dence, las Mullett street, W by me.
JOHN Y. iRNDL Y, ~ driswOld st,
Detroit Mich, May lG 1850.
Be surc 10 get the genuine, and send fol
/ Treatise ON blood and skin Diseases, nee.
| For sale by all druggists,
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.
| Drawers Atlanta Ca.
| i57 n. Twenty third street n. Y.
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NELPiNG Ours.

something the Police viii Look After
Complaints have been made about
several vicious dogs that prowl around
after midnight on Washington, Col
unbus and Barnard avcnues, above
Eight street. A few nights ago they
killed calf belonging to Mr.. Tom
Padgitt, aud ON Thursday night they
killed eight pigs for Mr.. George
Barnard. The people who live III
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Personal.

Miss Kate Stoutc has removed her
millinery establishment from her old
stand on Austin street TO more cOm-
modious quarters on Fourth between
Franklin and Mary, where she will
close out her present stock at aud be-
low cost in order to make room for
fall goods.
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Mr.. Il. W.. Atkins, Girard. Kan.
writes: al never hesitate to recon-
mend your Elccric Bitters To my Gus
toners, they give entire satisfaction
aud are rapid sellers" Electric Bit
tcrs are the purest and best medicine
known and will positively cnro Kid
ney and Liver complaints. Purify the
blood and regulate the bowels. No
family can afford To be without them,
They will save hundreds of dollars IN
doctors bills every year. Sold AT fifty
cents Il bottle by Castles II Morrison.
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Angostnra Bitters are endorsed by all the
leading physicians aud chemists, for their
purity and wholesomeness. Beware OF coun-
terfeiis aud ask your grocer and druggist for
the genuine article, prepaid by DR. J, d. Sic
CERT Sons.
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CRY nAnK Ers.



Corn-whitc. per bu, S5c.
Oats-saoks. Dca2ic
wheat-t0oa7Oo per bushcl.
Nicaragua wheat 4Oc.
Millet-per ton, $3.50.
Prairie hAy-pcr ton. $500
Lumber.
Rough, per N, II 90 flooring. Is % sidinp
yellow pine, Is CO. siding, white pine. - u
siding poplar, ~ 90. ceiling, yellow pine. - v
ceiling, white pine, 30 70, ceiling, poplar ~ u
second best uy press, 3 o., shingles, heart Pine,
90 finishing lumber, poplar. per NJ. " o. In.
lshing lumber. Whit nine. 20 90 IT
Hides and PeItry.
Hides.-pry flint II to issc dry salt 10 to lie
Psltries-Decr skins. Is To i7c, antelope. 10 "a
isc; seal skins, IS to 9o, sheep pcits, as pet
wool, ~ to 65c, shearlings, 10 TO i5c
Tallow-Prlme, 5Ac. tallow grease, ~ 10 Sc,
rease yellow w brown. To Be.
groceries.
BAcon-short clear. Sc
Moiasses Louisiana new, 80 tos6c. louisiana
Coifce-,fair. iOx To i2c; prime Rio N. TO
&c; choice Rio, u tn i2sc; poaborry, u Ia 10
sngars-Rrown, 6Ng6cN Q, 7S@sc, white,
7tgcc; granulated. sstshe :
ly, AVS patent procesa 500 IL 3,2h fancy pat.
lnS SSess7 20 rYe, per barrel ~ - ,.
OAt mchl-Hhif hhfrtls, NJ W 4 40 Hrltt, nhf+
rels, 4 IS; hominy pearl, I 10.
Coarse Salt per barrel2 ~. dairy, Is
Kico--Choico Louisiana, 7Ac per ID, prime
~ to 6kc
starch-Pcarl. Axe X. O.. 10 lbs. bulk. sc.
Misccllansous-Black pepper, 2lc, soap. white,
per box, S.SS soap, Extra olive. per boz
A7h soap, blue olive, per boz, rs,
oil, kerosene, 40 test 2.5s, 400 kerosene, lie
test l2.is. asa. KEROSENE, 40 test 2-is 500. bar
rels, per gallon. Ice, candles, lic, beans, per
Id, Alto 40; Lima, Sc. cheese full cream, ibIo
toe, half Inch basis, ssc hraut per barrels
medium, 500 barrels, small. ii.m
$50 cider, barrels, $50 half barrels $50. pots.
oes, per bushel. In sacks sl.io..
Fruit. Poultry. Game. Etc.
Appples-Northorn, per barrel 81 So TcSa
per bushol 81.
Lemons Palermo 81 60 To o. So Messina sGos
o. So to y per box.
Irish potatoes-Norihern, II peck barrels,
q 30 per bushel70c
Cabbage-wostern per crate. o. q.
Chickens Per dozen. 500 to q TO- turkeys
d, 70 o. 90,
Onions-2 76dl8 90 per barrel
Rggs-salOc per dozen.
To eoc
Oranges -Mossina o. Imperial 81 so
Chccse-sull cream l2c, western Scimmed,
Sc; Y. A full cream, li'sc. -nt
Dried apples Quarters ikc, N. Y. sliced, bAc,
eyhpuratcd, 50 lbs boxes, DC.
kruut- Per barrel, g. 50. half barrel. s37i.
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You can buy six pounds of Ar
buckles and Leyering's roasted coffee
for one dollar at WIN. A. Millcr's, cor
ner Austin and Sixth streets.
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Prescriptions and fanny recipes are
now in order. Take them to w. l..
fuckers Lion Drug Store" Will
have the best attention day or night
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We are never out when it comes to
boys knee pants, and can give you
satisfaction at all times.
Levine Bros.
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Remedies"

ssss'TAKE | and dlsista P'4 Aisiats
only few doses necessary to check the wors
case. of iysentery or lux. Price 2H cents per
corner square and Third Streets.
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Whenever yon want to haye fine
photograph taken, don't waste your
money on the cheap work of itinerani
and inexperienced operators, but call
at w. ID. Jackson's and see for your.
self the fine specimens of work that
he Is constantly issuing from his gal
lery, on Austin avenue.
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GALVESTON. August - Futures opened and
ruled dun, closing duh, generally to 8
points lower.
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Simple

TON "TuCKEKsp PILE OINTMENT"
., Ky cures the worst cases. Price
onI, I'D cents per bottle.
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IMPORTS this week: GREAT Britain. 1882
France. So; Continent 2iOt stock at United
States ports this day, issSS7; this day last veal
1902
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COMM ERCIAL.
WACO COTTON MARKET.

WACO, Texas, August 2s. Market dun
Receipts yesterday, 81 bales; total to date
igg bales
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GALVESTON COTTON RECEIPTS

aALvksros. August Is. The foiiowins is
a comparative statement Of cotton receipts al
the principal markets to-day AMI the same date
asst
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Mrs. winsl0w's Soothing syrup should al.
ways be used for children teethlng. Il soOihes
the child, softens tho gums, ALIAS all paths.
diarrhnA.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET


NEW UFLEEFt FUTUHEb.
NEW oRiEAss. August Is Futures closed
steady, points higher
Sales, 1850 bales
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Read and forget not fuckers col
umn ad.-"Lion Drug Store"-his
simple remedies the people do take,
and attest daily of their merit.
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GALVESTON COTTON MARKET


GALVESTON, August 2s, Spot closed steady.
Gross receipts, 6i7: Sales, Jil; EKp"rts o.
rail- khipmemts. zoo Stock. 2Ull.
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fuckers

~ INVlGORATOR,
-. rrrome Justly the most popular iron tonic
., 10, use. Why because It's better Suited
s, every case of infceblouess from any cause
,.,r old and young. Many physicians en-
.or.r and prescribe it. and their cstiRony is
,,.t the very best sntisfac iiu is given es.
'.rIell, 50 In women and children Don't
,.ut,try abOttle. Price sl.OO.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

sRv ynHx sroTs-sIaHr REPORT.
NEW Yoak. August Hs-Spot cotton clos ed
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET,

LIVERPOOL sroTs--rioHy nkronr
LIVERPOOL. August 2s.-spot cotton closed
steady, quotations unchanged.
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wooI-Tub washed higher At 2l6s3lK. un
washed steady al i2g2lA. Texas lI92l.
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cessful outcome which surely awaits the
expenditure of labor and capital upon
fruitful resources.
This part of the country is rich in
minerals of various kinds, argentifer-
GUS galena andsauri6rous ores having
been found quite profusely. It's re-
lated by citizen OF Midway. the latter
part OF whose name is HuffakeF, that
he went up. a rayine lying at right
angles with this canyon to d distance OF
about half mile 10 prospect the coun-
try. He struck good indication, took
out few shoyelfuils and called to his
companion to come quickly as he had
got it sure;" the companion came. he
saw, he concurred. at it they went
with pick and shovel the whole day
long, never pausing for even so much
as g bite or lunch. Their labor resulted
in exposing to the light of day neat
little dump containing about ton OF
ore which must have been worth, judg-
ing by the specimens, fully $500 They
then abandoned their toll for the day
and proceeded homeward. On their
way they encountered stake with some
cabalistic characters on IL. dencting u
location. Subsequent invest CATION
developed the fact that they had beer
gratuitously working patented ground
and were ona mine which was regularly
shipping ore from another point Oh the
ledge! They were in similar position
to that occupied by Marx Twain in Fir-
ginia City. being miliionaifes for a day.
Prospecting was abandoned, for the
time being. Buff there are not big re-
turns from that small section OF the
public domain before many more sum-
mers come and go the appearances are
deceitful beyond ali computation.
The water of Snake Creek is always
cold as ice itself, clear as the purest
crystal and sparkling as procession of
sunbeams at midday. l know this to
be the case, because not only saw but
drank it. undiluted.
ESSAY CAIGH.
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Amusenents.

C.uIt1r-a long interim since tbe
t..oo.;,
i"s' 'iie., u i0A- l''i ''1'io anu eutio'i'y
TO see the new star, Grace hawthorne,
drew an audience large enough to com
f,r.a,,,,- 81, rho f.shio,ob,., oror4o :,
- '"' - .--e '-''-"io tu''i 'et9 VI
e oi era House last evening. The
tlnIe-worn play Oh camille was the
Drama CHOSEN by the actress Tor her
INTRODUCTION 10 salt Lake pubic, ana
very careluly anu consclentlousIy was
the character portrayed; MISS Haw-
therne Is SO clever an actress, that we
regret she had not chosen something
else Tor an opening, as her WORK
and that OF her leading man as we'll
III Camille must Immediately bring
up comparison between tlat OF Julla
Dean ana Waidron' May HoWard ana
oaWtelle, Mrs. Bowers ana McCulioin
ana khea and Arthur Elliott, all o.
wno1m with many others nave appeared
IA Inc drama mere, anu comparison
WIN most Oh tnese must result TO MISS
hawthorne dlsadVanta re she would
De marVes IL IL were not So ana as she
Is not marvel, Dus SIMPLY q graceID,
sweet ana eHectlve lttle actress VINO
mas a very winning voice anu some
extremely rlch costumes-we SAY she
would nave SHOWN more wisdom
IN selecting something less familiar Tor
hsr hrss appearance. Ihe audlence ap-
pIauueu ner warmly several times, now
ever anu the curtain was several uneS
ilited 10 aiiow her To answer the recalls.
nc support Is Ialr. MI. CnIton, WIN
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The Ammonianhnne.

There has been on exhibition, at
Calder's Music Palace, for several days
past, peculiar looking continuance
called the "Ammoniaphone," and
which is claimed to possess the nec. s
sary qualities for voice culture bv
chemical means. 1t is merely a long
tube, with an oritice in the centre for
the inhalation of the air from the in
gradients contained therein, and is
claimed to produce marvellous results
among singers, yocalsts, public speak
ers and Others. The inventor and
patentee, DR.. Carter Moffatt, claims to
have analysed Italian air, and to have
succeeded in enclosing within the tube
the necessary qualities, to voice culture.
The Ammoniaphone has already be- n
endorsed by DR.. Benedict, DIR. Hall,
Prof. krouse, Prof. Beezley and Others.
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PERSONALS.

B. l.. CUTLER, of West Jordan, was in
town on Friday.
RICHARD HOWE, OF South Cotton
wood, was in town yesterday.
]. w. HARKER came down from the
Mckay and Revolution Mill on Friday.
Mr.. WHALEY, brother of the Cont
mental oil man, goes to Baltimore to-
day.
JoHs NELSON, of Cottonwood, was
doing his usual trading in Salt Lake
yesterday.
COLONEL Bliss, of star route fame,
has been in the city for several days,
and returns east this morning.
J. D. NEeUs is again in the CITY. He
is expecting to receive instructions t.
commence work on the new line.
E. L. FosTER, State geologist of Cole
RADIO, has been spending several Gays
in the city, and leaves for home over
the marrow guage to-day.
E. n. RIDEoUr, superintendent of
Draper Coop, paid Salt Lake visit
yesterday. He is recovering from the
effects of a recent sunstroke.
Mrs. n. D. HODGE, wife of the genial
Union Pacific passenger agent, left
Wednesday aftern oon over the Central
Pacific, for Los Angeles and Monterey,
California.
L. GoLrESRG returned last evening
m New York and Boston, where he
has been personally overseeing the
manufacture of his fall and winter
stock for this market.
COLONEL FITz and wife go TO New
York over the narrow guage today.
Mr.. FItZ Is one of the best known OF
New York politicians and successful
Washington lobbyists.
G. II. OwNEsBY, special agent of the
Department of the Interior, who has
been busting about in certain quarters
Tor the past week or so, goes to Wash-
ington to-day, by the narrow gauge.
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TO OUR FRIENDS AND THE PUB
Lie GENERALLY.

We take great pleasure III announcing
to you that we have at last succeeded
in making arrangements TO open a fine
Importing Merchant Tailoring Business
in all its branches. We have observed
for number of years how necessary
such a movement was in order to keep
our money at home, so as TO circulate il
in our own midst instead of sending it
TO eastern and western cities.
We saw how person by bringing
goods equally fine in texture, and secur-
ing a first class cutter, and employing
the best journeymen tailors, could
make up goods TO compare with any
Merchant Tailors East or West in quail
ity, finish, fit and price. We do not
wish to impress the public with an.idea
of cheap goods or work; we propose to
make up fine goods only, trimmed up in
first class style; We propose to pay
labor what it is entitled to for fine work
and the margins thus left US, will not
be any more IN proportion than low
priced suit made and trimmed cheaply.
We promise this to the public. that no
goods shall leave our place of business
unless they are first class IN every par
ticular.
Our Mr.. Leviberg who has Just re-
turned from New York, after great
deal of hard work has secured the SER
vices OF Mr.. Martin Schmidt, as cutter
and general superintendent OF the cut
ting department; Mr.. Schmidt is a GEN
t!eman who has had great many years
OF Practical experience. both rs Tailor
and Gutter, having been employed by
some of tn leading tailors in London
and New York; and we feel safe in say
ing to our friends-giye us trial; the
goods were carefully selected BY our
Mr.. Leviberg who we think has dis
played such taste in selecting them as
VIII justify the demand of this country;
however, We would be more than salts.
fed it the public would endorse this bv
their examination of the goods, when
Se open our place OF business, TUESDAY.
SEP. 1st. 1885.
We also wish TO call the public's at
tention TO the fact that while in New
York our Mr.. Leylberg has made ar
rangements with first class custom
shirt maker; we shall carry samples of
Hne foreign underwear and hosiery:
We are also prepared To take measures
LOT gents tine custom made shoes, and
feel confident that we can give satisfac-
ton; however We are willing to let our
lndgeS-the public-decide this. In
closing this address to our friends and
the public We simply ask trial.
Respectfully Yours.
LEvIBERG & Co.
Fine Importing Tailors and Huber
da>hers, los Main Street, Salt Lake City
Utah.