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LITERATURE.

MIR. Gladstone is rewriting his book,
"Juventus Mundi,' which was published
twenty years ago.
Mr.. George KEENAN, win shortly cease
his lectures and settle to the preparation OF
his Siberian papers for book form.
Mr. Rider Haggard is to visit Syria, to
prepare himself to write book about
Queen Esther, which will appear as syn
dictate serial.
Canon Westcott's critical commentary
ON the Epistle to the Hebrews, upon which
he has been engaged for many years, Is
! in the press in London.
Alexander Dumas has nearly finished a
new novel, which will be published at
! Christmas Before it appears, however,
M. Dumas intends to dramatic it.
Rev. A. K. Glover, Phi. D., will shortly
publish a volume called ''The Jews of the
Far East" with the original Chinese texts
of the inscriptions discovered at Kai- flung
| fu.
Thomas Whitaker will publish this
month q new work by the author of God in
Creation" entitled Jacob and Japheth: or,
Bible Growth and Religion from Abraham
to Daniel"
A memorial numerously signed by En-
glish literary men has been presented to
the Home Secretary, Mr.. Matthews, asking
Vizetelly, imprisoned for selling certain
translations of Zola's novels.
Reports from Paris say that the literary
partnership of nearly half a century be-
tween the two Alsatian novelists, MN.
Erckmann and Chatrian, has been broken
irrevocably. The quarrel has been going
on for some time and is ascribed to diff
ferences growing out of the returns for
the plays which were taken from the
stories.
Samuel Washington, the English poet,
translator, and compiler of anthologies of
English and Continental sonnets belongs
| to a family which is said to be connected
with the poet Longfellow's, Miss Long
fellow SISTER of Longfellow's ancestor
who emigrated to America about the year
1880 having married Mr.. WaddintOn Of
Hardwood, who afterwards bought the
Longfellow property at Horsforth.
Two suits have been brought in the
Henry G.. Allen company of New York,
Francis A. Walker of Boston, and
Charles Scribner's Sons. The Allen com
pany publish the Encyclopaedia Britain
nica' from reproduction of the ninth edi-
ton taken by the ''gelatine method" In the
original is an article which General Walker
claims to have written and copyrighted,
called political Geography and Statistics, ="
and which is used in Edinburgh by per-
mission of the author. Messrs. Scribner
base their suit on the fact, that the defen-
dants use in the twenty third volume a
series of maps owned by the compliments.
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The Ne,U England Magazine has been
revived, and the issue for September is the
beginning of volume l of the new series.
1t has also been greatly improved in every
respect. Many well-known popular writers
are among the contributors in both the
prose and the poetic departments, and the
illustrated articles are numerous and enter
tanning. Among the papers which are
illustrated are "a Plymouth Pilgrimage"
by Mrs. A. NJ. Diaz; In Plymouth Woods"
by Marston Watson; Ground About
Scrooby," 1.-THE Pilgrims in Leydon,' by
Henry NJ. Dexter, D. D.; ''The Pilgrim
Society and the Monument" by Thomas
b. Drew, and The Author of Looking
Backward" There are poems by Arthur
Hule and Lucy C. Bull. Among the other
contributors are Edward E. Hale, d. D.,
Edwin d. Mead, Prof. James K. HOsmer,
Davis r. Dewey, Phi D., Gertrude Morton
and William Clark, M. A Address: New
England Magazine company, 80 Bromfield
street. Boston.
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The Home-Maker.

The September number closes the second
volume of uthe Home Maker, which has
already won place in the affections Of the
people. The success of the Teri di al wes
assumed from the first, it's editors and con-
tributors being among our more talented
and popular writers, while care was taken
to make a handsome magazine, mechanic
ally speaking, as well as useful one, The
present issue has all it's departments well
filed, and all the matter has been selected
and edited with the excellent care and
Judgment which has attended the magazine
from the first. Address: The Home Maker
company, 10 West Twenty-second Street,
New York.
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English illustrated Magazine.

The frontispiece of the September num-
Der is an exquisite PORTRAIT of Lady"
engraved from picture by Van Der Helst
in the National gallery There are numer-
Gus other engravings, illustratinga descrip-
tive paper on "Glan Conway" by Grant
Allen "Homeric Imagery" by W. C.
Green, Cupid and Compaspe," by J. Lyle,
and Come, Sweet Lass" from "Pills to
Purge Melancholy The Better MANI
is concluded as is also ''Sant' Ilario' -
Address: Macmillan 81 Company, I12
Fourth Avenue, New York
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IN THE PROBATE COURT IN AND
l. for the county of Salt Lake, territory
of Utah. In the matter of the estate OF
Albert Gregory, deceased. Order to show cause
why decree of distribution should not be made.
On reading and fling the petition of Joanna
Gregory, administrative OF the estate OF Albert
Gregory, deceased, and praying among other
things for an order of distribution of the residue
Of said estate among the persons entitled:
tits ordered that all persons interested In the
estate Of the said Albert Gregory, deceased, be
and appear before the probate court, in and for
the county Of Salt Lake, 1T the court room OF
said court, in the county court house in said
county, on Saturday, the 2sth day of September,
1889, at 10 o'clock am, then and there to show
cause why an order of distribution should not be
made of the residue of said estate rmong the
heirs of the said deceased according to law.
1t is further ordered that n copy of this order
be published for three successive weeks next be-
fore the 2Sth day Of September, 1889, in the SALT
LAKE DAILY HERALD, newspaper printed and
published in the said Salt Lake county.
Dated September g, 1882
JOHN A. MARSHALL,
PrObate Judge.
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There is another treat for the juveniles
in the September number of PanSy, which
is filed with pure and wholesome literature
for the young readers. Mrs. Alden never
permits a dull or uninteresting number to
go out hence the periodical increases in
pop Il&rity and usefulness with each issue.
Address: d. Lothrop company, Boston,
Mass.
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NOTICE.

A GENERAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
y holders OF lions Cooperative Mercantile
Institution will be held at the institutions office,
No. 81 to 81 East Temple street, this city, on
Saturday October 9TH, 1859, Mt . pm, for the
election Of officers and directors for the ensuing
year; also for the purpose OF amending article 9
OF the agreement and articles of association, so
as to provide for the payment of quarterly in
place OF halfyearly dividends, as at present, and
for the transaction of such other business as
may be brought before the meeting.
It. @. WEBER
Secretary and Treasurer.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, September ~ 1889.
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Every lady of taste DESTROYS of seeing a
full assortment of the very latest novelties
in silks, brocades, velvets and Paris dress
goods with trimmings to match, selected by
an artist in that line should wait for F.
Auerbach & Bros. grand opening, which
will be announced in due time.
1t will pay you to wait
f. AUERRACH &, Bro.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IN THE PROBATE COURT IN AND FOR
i Salt Lake county, Territory OF Utah. In the
matter OF the estate OF A. Livingston deceased
Livingstone, administrator of the estate of A.
Livingstone, deceased, has rendered for settle
ment and filed in said court. her final account of
her administration of said estate and petition
for the final distribution of the residue OF said
estate among the persons entitled thereto and
that Tuesday, the 9th day of September, 4. d.
1889 at 10 O'Clock am, at the court room of said
court. in county court house Salt Lake city and
county Utah territory has been duly appointed
by the Judge Of said court for the settlement OF
said account and hearing said petition for dis
tribution, at which time and place any person
interested in said estate may appear and show
cause, if any there be. why said account should
not be settled and approved and final distribu
ton made as prayed for.
Dated August 81, 1889.
JOHN c. CUTLER,
Clerk of Probate Court.
S.W Darke, attorney for administrative.
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For thirty days will sell an excellent
article of pure home made lard of the first
quality, at 10 cents per pound in three, five
and ten pounds buckets. 81 E. First South
street, Union market. F. J. MAY.
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NO FOOLING.

Entirely new line of Gobelin & Smiths
moquettes received to-day. Really mag
nificent showing of carpets. Come and see
them at DINWoODEY's.
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SEALED BIDS

ElOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A
Il sewage pump for Salt Lake city
will be received py the undersigned
up to Friday, September 20, 1889, at
10 am. The plans and specifications
are on file in the office of William J.
Silver, NJ. E, No. 143 W. North TEN
pie street, where they may be ex
amined and necessary explanations
afforded. The right is reserved TO re-
iect any and all bids.
BY order OF the city council.
HEBER M. WELLS.
City Recorder.
City Hall, Salt Lake City, Utah,
September 10, 1889.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-15

1t is mistake to suppose that the good
works are not issued in the cheap form so
popular nowadays. Here is an excellent
story, a really entertaining novel, artistic
ally constructed, with cleverly drawn
characters aad highly wrought situations,
coming along in the Rialto series, through
which the publishers named are giving the
public the benefit of tirst-class fiction at
nom nal prices.
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TERRITORY OF UTAH, To-
COUNTY OF SALT LAKE, 60

TERRITORY OF UTAH, lss
COUNTY OF SALT LAKE, So
l. John c. Cutler, clerk of the probate court in
and for the county OF Salt Lake, in the terri
tory of Utah, do hereby certify that the forego-
ing is a full true and correct copy OF order to
show cause why decree of distribution should
not be made in the matter Of the estate OF Albert
Gregory, deceased, as appears of record in my
Office.
In witness whereof, ] have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal OF
lSEALl. said court, this 9Th day of September,
AID. 1889.
JOHN c. CUTLER,
Clerk of the probate court.
BY JOHN L. NEDEkER, deputy clerk.
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1t is a mistake to suppose tn

JACOB VALMoNT, MANAGER A novel By
George 4. Wall and George r. HeclIel. Illus
trated. Chicago; Rand McNally u Co.
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IF you want fine Lemonade, call at
Ross Pharmacy.
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ONE MALE AND TWO FEMALES

occupying place together. The entire
farm IS thus divided off into small squares
like great checker board, the fences com
ing up about breast high, with wide road
Wav running down the centre between
them, where teams may be driven to carry
food to tho birds They eat an incredible
amount Of alfalfa, grass, vegetables, shells
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the CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAIL way,

Including
Missouri River The Direct Route Chicago
MISSOURI
Wchlta
Sreek kipgashe Fort Reno the NRIM Colorado
between Chicago
to al cities
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LOWER CALIFORNIA.
The IrrepresSible Heather Still
Coming In.
IMMENSE POPPY PASTURES.
An Interesting Sketch of Ostrich Farming
Cruelty Practiced in Obtaining Feathers
The Phantom Ship.

LowHE CAbIFoRXIA, Mexico, Sept. 9,
1SSs.-lSpecial Correspondence of The
HERALD. THE pig tailed Celestials-that
undesirable class of citizens who are
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Sw Darle, attorney for administrators.
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Through Coaches Seeoers
Missouri
North Platte between Colorado
aotels furnishing
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" ISIRATOR'a SAILS.
On THURSDAY, JANuARy "a, lssl

On THURSDAY, JANUARY "a, lsey.
In pursuance OF an order of tho Orphans
Court Of Lancaster county, the undersigned d
Will sell ut public vendue. at the Fountain
Inn, In the city OF Lancaster. IA. the follow.
inx City Real Estate. to wit:
All that LOT OF G GxOUNO. SITUATED on the
east side of Beaver street. between Andrew
and Hazel streets, containing In front ON said
Beaver street tbirty.twO feet, more or less. and
extending in depth eastward ons hundred
and sixty seven feet seven inches, more or
less. 10 ground OF Presbyterian church, on
which are erected FOUk DWELLIh GS ana
ot hor improvements.
Aiso. All that Lot or Piece of Ground, stu
atad on The east side of eouth Prince street.
In said city OF Lancaster. between Andrew
and Hazel streets. containing in front on
sxtendingin depth eastward one hundred ana
Ten feet, more or less
Also, all that Valuable Piecs of Ground, SIT.
uAtad on the northwest corn of south Prince
and Haxel streets. containing in front on said
Prince street two hundred ana forty nve feet,
and extending in depth westward across the
Quarryvtlle rsilr0ad three hundred and
tWeny y-seven feet. more or less. with Small
dwelling House erected thereon.
Also, al that Valuable Lot or Piece of
Grolnd. situated on the northwest corner of
containing In front on Prince street. two hun.
dred and seyenty-seven feet, more or less, and
extending In depth westward three hundred
ana three feet more or less.
Sale TO commence At O'Clock p. m. of sata
DAY, vhsn attendance VIII be given and terms
maze Known AsAH 3. cARrEnrss.
AAminlstratSix Of Or. Ranry Carpenter.
jon y HAMA Apee jene<teW
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sALn-oN WEDNESDAY,

TOUBLIO SALE.-ON "WEDNESDAY,
i JARUARY .. 1883. will be sold at public
sale on the premises, in the village of Quarry
Vile. Lancaster county. Pa. the following
'VDt Coal a "a and LUMBER YARD containing
2K Acres, more or less. with Th,ee hundred
ieet OF Coal siding, Including TIestle work,
nearly new. With c.psoity fo. 1900 tons Of coal.
FRAME WAREHOUSE. GSx2S feet, with a
1ive.Horse Power knaino and Elevator, for
hcisting grain ana iced. Lumber shed, leo
feet long: thee se.s Of scales in good repair;
stabling for two horses. Wagon Shed, and ali
necessary Improvement on the properly.
ana also the most conventently arranged on
the line OF tho Lancaster 4 ouarryvilie rail.
ROAD. Also 1t the same time and place will be
SOLD the following persona. property. yiz ;
buggy pole. near new; two good two-hoTse
wagons. two good sets work harness, one feed
cart, two hay va Rons, small scale, oA shovels.
screens. safe. desks. remuants oflumber; also
good lumber, such - STOCK boards. finishing
lumber. castings. monldings porch posts. and
sale to commence at O'Clock p. m. whom
terms ana conditions win be made known by
w. n. ROLAND.
j9.wAsts Assignee OF r. Botfonmyer.
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The Ice Men worried.

The ~ men OF this city are becoming
GEoatly worried over the continued pleas.
ent weather, and they are commencing to
coar that their prospects for an Ice crop are
vosy poor. They eagerly read the weather
yeohAhllitiss sach morning and evening. but
th1y have almost given up In despair. The
Dealers Ill have some ice left over from last
yoeE, but not sufficient BY any means. Tho
otAsr day In . prominent hotel . number
81 10 dealers were seated around . table
Win thsir heads close together. They
oDsmed to b In earnest conversation whom
eDme one yelled ''Are you fixing the price
oor next year I" Every hsad was up in .
ninute end II was then found that the men
wsrs examining goose bone in order to
- when the cold weather would set In.
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Ehe Lane.sser Truss COMPANY.

IN The advertising columns of the INTEL.
xSo4NcR1 on Tuesday was . notice that
opplioasioo would be made 70 the governor
- fenAsylvaniA on Wednesday, January
oosh, S0 charter for the Lancaster Trust
eompany. 6imilarinstitutions are In Phil
o1elphiA Reading and other cities In the
s1ats. The parties named - stockholders
= The proposed company are Samuel M
4yeAs John d. Skilea John l. Hartman,
=. Gust Zook and J. Hay Brown. The
oumesous lines Of business 10 be transacted
VIII b found In the advertisement
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me Pssrsarchs na,li,an,.

TAis evening meeting OF the Patriarchs
1ftllfAns association will be held In Odd
Fellows hall, when ANAL arrangements
Wi b made for the institution OF the can.
~ O Tuesday. January 29.h, ON which
o0onton Past Chief Patriarchs Nicholson,
yan Artsdals, Withrow and Desn will be
pgooouk
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Lsss the assl ef n,s shoe.

On Tuesday . young man went into
Hhnrs grocery store, ct Water and West
xkG streets, and bought Q small bill of
loeesle9 When they were ready for
4dlvoey the young man, who was stran ger
= ". Want, picked up the packages, told
-. Wtent 70 charge II and ran out OF the
eooeA His shoe caught ct the sill and the
- Was torn cfi, but he never stopped to
oeL IL 10 OF no uss to the grocer and he
vW give II 70 the young man IL he calls for
-
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The family Of A. Stonsseifer, No. 4l5 West
0nDgs street, ere reported by the police
= being In destitute circumstances n.
: ~ old man and cripple and his Wifs
eiso 100 sar advanced In years 70 work.
~ eonsyibutions left at the station house
V0l = eess 10 the family.
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Uh,saee Psoasss aaarsss.

OnIcAao, Jan. 0, HB0 q n.-NArkot Opou0H:
Mbeat.Jan: ssfc, Feb. ss,ko; March,
q 01k Nay, q c5X.
Oofn- -Jan $40, Feb. saxc; Mar. sske |;
Nay, S7kc.
Osts-Jan., sb,<o, Feb. 2sKo, May. 2sxc.
Pork-Jan.. el2 6Mi Feb. ols % Nay.
,AFc.Jan- "a IS; Feb, q 90; March.
06O; Nay, o16O
snort Eios-Jan.. % 70, Feb. % 90; March.
TO0; Nay, "a 10
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Deet buy your rubber boots until you have
- IL Colchester with sole leather heal =.
re best nttipg and most durable boot
- nAfkst. made OF the best pure gum
tns sole leather heel saves money TO
DDU0oroe.
{ ~ pay your arctics until you have seen
y eeaehestef Arctic with ouside countar.
- - al others I'm style and durability,
!: yeavant oe WORTH Of your money try the
oeoeeer With outside counter. Solo n re-.
~ scAn Aisrnsns. hcrth Queen street.
o1nstaxs "a. ~ Wholesale by
y. u. sPAHR 4 SONS,
York. Pa
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A = motion 10 employ two temporary
o1lDomoa Wos adopsed. The chief burgess
~W Iooommend men for the positions ana
- po1Ioo committee will report their
n1De4 20 end manner Of equipmsnt at .
Do0al meeting.
% moeioa Socond street bs opened at .
n4o ~ b excsed feet 10 100 feet, from
o10ut sexooe 10 alley q, and the property
DDegD b notified that work will be com.
oooed q oocA Regulator Goerks showtd
6tofy complete plan OF the streets, showing
'Ovsrything q glance
Uo)jeieor Kaufman reported receiving
lGoik Dos e22S 6S frum the bondsmen Of w.
~ Dufeonhotof, on the duplicate Of 1887.
80 oolic1toe was instructed 10 have the
oo0domon released and the matter closed
Ohisf burgess reported that Emanuel
( lRkenhsiser had appeared before him and
"a 0no and costa In violation Of ordinance
~ shooting firearms In the borough.
4llls were ordered 70 b paid amounting
Aijoazssd 10 meet On Tuesday svsnins,
31nnasy l5:h.
81 Omesss Elected.
= meeting Of the stock holders Of the
11oant Bothel oemetsry company was held
- Tuesday aftornoou, and the following
4 olnga q managers elected: e. Hernhey,
oneee W. Aaldsmsn, M. 8. shuman,
6asy Wiler, J. 3. Bachman, DR.. II.
1umin, Dr. w. Fighter. J. y. Piahlsr,
nlBam Wilson.
ne following :ofiioers were installed last
3 = Putnam Circls. No. ll3 b. U. (H.
'G. q rA, by Deputy John McCully, Of
Qlsele No l0s. Of Lancaster: e. W., Fred.
4 Waksdeld O. W., w. II. Harris; y. j.,
George r. Lillis; g. f., Morris Brennsr.
I'll; d. g., =. x. .Getx H. r., w. H.
: uo1ltel b. T., b =. Maun II. H., A. l..
$ xsuiS; ". ,oi D.,:J. F. Thumm w. Of
~, n =. EIahsily.
5 0Gnk3 minstrels will appear In the
gpoga house this evening.
& Samuel w. Guiles entertained the mem
ooED q his Sunday school class Last evening
~ M homA
q bed-room suits Of furniture will be
Y oAnneed o6 for the benefit Of w. 4. Findley,
Mo ~ been slck for the pest sixteen
! 0nnkha
xhs Columbia Iron company have sup.
~ q paddle iron on hand 70 last two
i Wooks, md will start up this evening. The
Nupply viii lsat them until new roll for
- puddle rolls can be procured.
1ev. J. O. Bowman leotured In Trinity
N le1uemed church Lest evening to large
.4 RaoaNa
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uOW York 0sooks,

UoW yo19 0e0okos
NHw YoRx. Jan. 0. p. m.-Money closea
et 30t per cent exchango steady postad
rates. " stk04 80, actual rates q so0
sSx for 60 Gays ana u ss,I0t ssk for demand |;
Governments closed quiet currency s.
q 10 bid ts coupon. q S611; A,<'s DO, si Osk
bid.
The stock market opened nrm At last
nights quotations. ana on buying for London
account prices advanced under the lead OF St.
Paul. Erie. Union Pscihc aAd heading u to
per cent. by midday. Tho market has since
been dnii. and At this Writing figures show =
elight reaction from the noon prices.
Live Bsock mArkOA
CHICAGO. Jan. s.-Catue-Rsceipts, 5000 |;
snipments Au0; market steady beeves,
20 steers. - Ooo< 30; stockers and feedors
SO0S oo COWS; bulls and mixed, d sso3 Is |;
Hogs -k<ceipts, SOU head; shipments
4o0o; market lover; mixed and light O. co
% Is heavy. % 0'0o 20 skips. o. COOS %
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AAkkLl9ko.

~ .sassoH.-On ths sth inst. .. 81.
49, e,egss = Ss.,' ,E'susea ysrssy Ctty: ,: =.
- - itfs-n. ~ ssrssy CITY, :. ,,
- # AswAo
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For the soup vu.o

- mayor acknowledges the following
osoolScns 10 the soup fund Issfo
lae1 y Dr.. James Il. Baker, g vii.
&omaca 4 Foster, t5.
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MARrIN BROS
Bargain
Making
Going On.

factors. All lots new in style. You know the
store is not old enough to have old. Bargains
here that appeal TO your self interest ana
tiste. thall We have your quick attention
Don't expect too much from our advertise
ments. These are only examples. Youll find
the bargains you want when you come. Mons
coA'. .. A lot OF e2 Suits % %. Ol2 for ol5
Business Suit. Big Boys u ana s7b Suit for
o. Childrsn's q 90 Suit, e2,60. ana all Over.
coats At bargain prices. A lot of Children's
FLANNEL waists. toc ana tso Chiidren's fine
Wool $50 Hose. 26c. Splendid Hose, two pair
for 25c Mems AL. W. Wool $3.50 Underwear. o. 9S
Heavy FLANNEL Underwear. zoe. Warm Grey
or White Underwear. ESQ ana SIC. Strong over.
alls and Jumpers. $50. A long way 70 the emo
OF the showing OF Mons Extra PautAloons.
Strong At ei00. Fine 1t oiOo. Bargains in Boys
ana Childre ms ExtIa. .Pantsioone.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-09

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