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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-03

LOTS TOR SALE WITHIN THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. IN THE BEAUTIFUL
ADDITION TO THE CITY OF WASHING
TON. AVALON HEIGHTS. THIS PROP
FRTY Is SITUATED ON MAIN LINZ OF
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
AND FRONTS ALSO on THE BLApENs-
BURG PIKE WHERE 9Th. 18TH AND
10Th STREETS EAST ISTERsEcT GIN
CINNATI. DETROIT AND EMPoRIA
STREETS NORTH AND WHERE THE PRO-
POSED BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
BOULEVARD tNow WASHINGTON AND
BLADENsBURG PIKD ISTERsEcTs NEW
YORK AVENUE EXTENDED.
THIS Is THE MOST ACCESSIBLE sUBpI-
VISION THAT HAS BEEN PUT UPON THE
MARKET AT ONE CORNER OF THIS SUB.
URBIs MILLS STATION. BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROAD. WHERE EIGHTEEN
TRAINS sToPDAIL THE FARE TO WASH.
INGToN BY COMPUTATION TICkETIs4
CENTS. ONLY SEVEN MINUTES RIDE
FROM THE WASHINGTON DEPOT. THREE
MILES DISTANT AT THE OPPOSITE COR
NER THE HERDICs ARE now RUNNING
UPON THE PIKE To AND FROM WASHING
TON. BILL FOR STREET CAR LINE
HAS BEEN APPROVED BY THE COMMITS
sIoNERs AND AN ELECTRIC CAR LINE
WILL SOON BE PASSING IN FRONT OF
THE PREMISES.
THIS PROPERTY is NEARER THE CAPT.
IToI- PENSION OFFICE. GOVERNMENT
PRINTING OFFICE, PATENT OFFICE AND
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, BOTH IN
TIME AND DISTANCE. THAN THE CENTER
OF GEORGETOWN OR ANY OF The NORTH
WESTERN SUBDIVISIONS OF THE CITY
BEYOND BOUNDARY STREET.
THIS PROPERTY HAS BEEN sUBDIyIDEp
INTO LOTS 40 AND 80 FEET WIDE BYAN
AVERAGE DEPTH OF $50 FEET. THE
STREETS ARE 80 FEET WIDE. IN con-
FoRMITY WITH THE PLAN OF WASHING
TON. THEY HAVE BEEN GRADED. TREES
PLANTED. AND SIDEWALKS LAID.
GAS MAIN Is NOW LAID on MARY.
LAND AVENUE EXTENDED CBLADENs-
BURG PIKD AND SUPPLIED WITH GAS
FROM THE CITY
THIS LAND LIES HIGH THE VIEW Is
BEAUTIFUL. FROM IT THE WHOLE OF
THE CAPITOL MAY BE SEEN.
IN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE PERSONS
OF ORDINARY MEANS THESE LOTS WILL
BE SOLD FOR A SMALL CASH PAYMENT
AND SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
BUY ONE OF THESE LOTS NOW FOR IN
vEsTMENT. AS II WILL RAPIDLY IN
CREASE IN VALUE WITH THE PRESENT
RAPID GROWTH OF THE CITY IN THIS
DIRECTION.
BUY LOT. BUILD A home AND STOP
PAYING RENT.
BUY A LOT AND SAVE YOUR EARN.
ISGs; IN NO BETTER WAY CAN YOU
SAVE THEM.
FOR PRICES. PLATs. &c, APPLY TO
DAVID d. STONE
R.M JOHNSON.
No 500 STREET NV
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LOR sAl.E-l5TH BETWEEN AND Q SIS w
lO-ToJm Brick Dwelling. with all modern improve
nents: sI,2oO. Il. II. WARNER x Co,
~ n
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FOR SALE-Cheap-622 st NV, = Good Busines
Property, 10 Rooms and Store with q Good BriS
stable lot 20 b. ITO 10 good alley. terms easy pric
$500. f
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NJ OH sALE-Cheap-SiI-r room House on 9Th St bet
II aud sW., $4,000 i:sJ 9Th 81 n Six room
House mod imps with cellar: price a. 600 Al Oo0
cash. balance cue and years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-03

FOR SALE-Cheap-TwO Brick Houses on st. he,
q! and Az with Two Houses in rear renting al al
Per month. price $500.
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FOR SAlE-Cheap-1lS St; Fsye-room Brick
house. price 1000. Onethrd cash balance one and
sNHoS.eSrs. '5de ST. s.w.; sln-rooln Brick House ;
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lCOR SALE-J. B. wIMEk, 1878 r. ST.
l. CHOICE LEXINGTON LOTS,
CHOICE WASHINGTON HEIGHTS LOTS
The two handsomest properties, in their respective
sections. in the city. j Il. W1MER,
m3-3t 13l3E st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-03

Tor SALE-Cheap - Eizht-roorn House ON SON,
side Of G ST bet 9th and eth sw Price 5000 cash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-03

FOR sALE-Chesp-l2O7 q stuw. lot o6 7x7a.
Improved b. Fo1r-story Brick. $3.50 per foot
4. II. PARKER
INSIST IA and sts sw
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IroR sALE-BARGAINs IN LOTS
II Lots 40, Al, A., So 9l4. 20XS4.
Lots 81 33, SO So GA, lsxI 90,
Lots ~. 80, 81 81, So. 9l4 1SXl0 15c
Lots 80, 40, Al A. So. S9l, 2Ux1 .65c
Lots ID. $, 2, so 93G Md. ave, 19nlOO.....
f. SO feet Lot =. so. S.}:I. Il st............-7p
Lots q; %, 49, 50: ~; ST., lsS90 ....-...glc
Lots So to ~, SO. S56 J. st. 20xl 90. DOC
Loss to 80 SO S36, cor J. and 9TH sts ...o. &c
Lots I55to I85. So 80. ST., 2oxso ;;;......' 92c
Lots and z 81. logs st, l6sIlnO ;s."...ss 4O DC
Lots and o. so. S34, 9th ST., 155x105 .S3c
Lots A. to 80. So 800. St, ,0x9O. ooc
Lots /, 9. 3 4, ~, % and "a, So T7S, L and 4th
Observation-Disclosures. go to zoe
Lots and g. So 9o7. IL tn st..........o0 and 6Oc
Lot 1, So $780, .,52xl S0c
Lots 4, ., 8. 50. 1899 1867 feet on sc ave., lao
feet on Ky. ave. lao feet on 14th st .45c
Lots 10 to 10. So $50. :............61t worth 90c
Lots o. 2, D. y, SO. lOl4..... worth 9Uc
Lot 3, so 1o09. 55xi10 ST ne.... s,oe
Lot 8. So 1874 ST. BET. 18th and 18th, 2:x1O0 $225
s. +. l7th and sts SOx96.. $40
The above property Is exclusively IN my hands and
-, o''''' ''''' " GEO. A. JORDAN,
MATT 1417 st
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

IrOR sALE-RARE OPPORTUNITIES ECoNoM-
Il ical Building Lots in finely improved squsre north
east: two car lines: 90 and 80 feet deep. watered
severed and paved. together with II party walls;
houses built sold TO great ADVANTAGE; built no
cash required. w. T. bURFoRD, 1422 NY. ave.
m.l-Hte
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-03

ESOR SALE = CHEAP LOTS = SPECULATIVE
II prices-19 Lots 1880, at 80 cts per foo: and 25
Lots. lSx6o3 at 42 cts per foot most desirably To-
Gated northeast We BURFORD. 1422 NY. ave.
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LoR sAI.E-17O0 ST. NV. NEAR CONN AVE
taken at once. w. II. BARSTOW
sp6-lm 6l5 9TH st. nv.
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ave, running through TO b. 60 feet front on each
ol5 WASHiN DkSFNU0WFR
II -
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L. yon st. near 4th; .JUxl56: price 45c (215l
Princeton st. near 18th: 50x150 price 45c per foot
2l6 WASErN DANFNHOWFR
1t III5 at W
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

OR SAI.E-STOCk FIXTURES AND GOOD WILL
OF first-cass Retail Business Pennsylvania ave
PAYING $4,000 year, capital required about 200
Address q. o, star office. S.S-.St.
Tf SOLD AT ONCE S40o WILL Buy STOCK OF
Il Groceries. Loose Fixtures. &c IN store dong nice
Star o.hce IL.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

IGOR SALE-G AND I'D SITS. NV, THREE
IL story Brick, rooms store and cellar and adjoin-
ing brick building under rental 81 ego per month.
SIl.OOO (13S) b. II. WARNER 4 Co,
rpO af N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-03

NOR sALE-I HAVE FOR SALE FOR FEW DAYS
II only seven 40 and complete Houses sll rented
10 eood tenants and paying per cent on the price
asked These houses nicely located and well built
would advise those having small amounts invest
TO come and see what am Offering JNO. A. PRES
COIT. Kellogg Building. l4l6 + ST. NV. a23-l0t
lSoR sALE-TwO-STORY BRICK DWELLING IN
II Rapidly Growing Neighborhood, 1908 st. ne :;
price $3.50; very easy terms JOHN Z. BEALL,
1871 Est. ap22-2m
oRsALE-LARGEh HOUSE 8 ROOMS; GROUNDS
Il containing 1900 90 II. beautiful shade. fine
water; COR 9TH St: and Whitney ave. price $4,000.
apl2-lm II LeDroit Building. SIC St
1foR sALR-A DESIRABLE PIECE OF PROPERTY
on New York close to 9Th St, consisting of An
EiRht-room Three story Frame Dwelling; bay win
dow heated BY lstrobe having all mi Price $4,000;
cash payment e2, 900; balance in and two years
apls-lm Tho. q. HENSEY 4 CO.. 1900 ct. NV.
EOR SALE-BARGAIN-9 ROOMS AND BATH;
Il Pressed Brick Residence in commanding locstion
cor OF 80 and Mass ave. me-; elegantly finished IN
OIL every modern convenicnce Will be sold low and
on easy terms IL taken At once.
W. r. WATkOUS, heal Estate and Loans, .
ap12-1m 81 LeDrOit building. $40 r St H. ".
IloK sAI.E-l7O0 ST. NV. NEAR CONN. AVE
- 10 rooms; M; can be purchased st bargain II
taken at w, H BARSTOW-
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lrOR SALE-NO BETTER OPPORTUNITY CAN
L be found for building small houses for investment
than is presented by that beautiful little triangular
square bounded by Florida ave, lth, and 18th SITS
me- two squsres from street only 900 square
feet viii subdivide into 81 small lots % lots of III
feet front. Price 60c. per foot.
I33 WASHN DANENHOWER,
1t Jl1h st N W
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IToR SALE-MERIDIAN HILL-LOT ON COLUM
l. bus ave-; 50xl50; price 45c per foot
2lb WASH'N DANENHOWER,
y At
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IOR SALE-FINE NEW RESIDENCE CORNER
Florida ave. and 9th st. NV. containing twelve
rooms and cellar with all modern improvements
heated by furnace: finished in antique oak; open
places; handsome cabinet mantels with plate mir
rOrs Open for inspection from TO ) pm. daily
For price aud terms inquire of owners, BARR y
a26-1ts
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LNOR SALE-A s. CAYwOOD, 933 9TH. ST.
Il Handsome four-srOry Bay window Brick: mod.
imps rstclass repair, good Locations: lot 19oxg5 to
alley 18th st. near NV; a bargain. $1,000. 1t.
IfOR SALE-A. ). CAYwOOD, 93;j 9TH ST NV
l. Double Corner House: frstclass repair. large
gTOunts; st. NV $40, 600. A very handsome
GranIteiront Modern Dwelling, new; of the best
finished houses in the city RI. ave. 18th st.
$4,000. Corner House, hlass. ave. Circle, Is
rooIns. COED location, wide parking. s21.0O0. It,
lNOk SAlE--l2TH ST. BIT. VI ANDY NMIOT
J. 2l.41l0O. i'm proved by New, Modern l2-roOm
Brick House III splendid repair under $50 per
month (wOusl bring 800. Will be sold 500 less
than cost to owner. $1,000.
m3-5t Is. II. WARNER co, GIG st. NV
LOR SALE-CENTRALLY LOCATED CORNER
Property at q low nSure ground alone is worth
. al9-lSr &c M 1907 L ct NV.
I.OK SALF-ArTRACrIvE, NEARLY NEW MOD
II ern Brick Dwelling; we'll located, northwest three
rooms deep cellar under whole house furnace; open
nrepaces; cabinet nIantels; handsomely papered:
prce $4,000. TYLER RU1HERFOkD,
apl2-24t. IA 63I 1897 ST. NV.
NOR sALE-A GOOD INVESTMEAT-FIvE TWO
II story Brick Dwellings, we'll located northwest;
Convenient to street all under rent; u WHOLE
apiJ-34S. TYLER L RUTHERFORD, 1907 Est
LOk SALE -4l2 ST. Sc, lO-ROoM FRAME
II Dwelling, IN nice order, and stable; lot 2UdxllO
10 alley; only $1,000. w. Z. DUyALI,
MIST 925 ST. NV.
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NOR SALE-FINE LOT ON SIXTH STREET BE-
II tween and NV: l9.6x100 to alley; $500.
1876 WASHN DANENHOWER,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-02-15

the farms were divided up into small
patches Of ground. This was also the
condition In Holland, where one
mans land was sometimes not larger
than the floor OF the opera house. The
Holland farmers wagon was large and
cumbersome, and without "a. tongue.
When going over a small raise In the
road, the solid Dutch farmer bracad
his soled feet against the buttocks of
his horses, and, this acting as break,
the wagon passed safely over. He had
stood In a village house in Holland,
and opened the door upon COW sta
BILE, while overhead was the HAY loft,
extending over the entire upper story.
| All, however, was neat and clean.
In Scotland he was shown through
model diary, owned by the Duke OF
Portland, and maintained for expert
mental purposes. The establishment
was one of the best he had ever seen.
There was much of detail in the
management Of European farms that
might well be copied by the farmers
of the United States. One thing did
not meet his approval, that was the
absolute and unquestiOned rccogni-
ton of wOmen'S rightS-that is, to
work in the field.
Prof. MOrrow's address was lnstruc-
tive, and at times amusing, holding
the attention of the audience to its
close.
The Sylvan Quartette closed the
evening with splendid rendition of
the "Days of the Kerry Dancing
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-02-15


Prof. G.. f.. Morrow, of the Univer-
sity of Illinois, addressed the institute
on "Glmpscs of European Agricul-
ture." The professor, had represented
the Uniten States Government at the
Jubilee Show of the Royal Agricul-
tural Society Of England, and the uni
versity at several European exhibit
tions. He compared the condition of
English and European agriculture
with the condition of agriculture in
the United States. In Great Britain
he found the landed proprietorshlps,
upon which the tenant farmers lived,
generation after generation, without
hope of ownership. He had been
pointed out farm upon which the
father and son had lived as tenants
for eight hundred years. In France
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-20
SENATORIAL PROSPECTS.

NEWS from South Dakota is moi
very promising to the Republicans
1t seems that the Democrats, hide
prndents and Fusionists on joint
ballot In the Legislature, will make
a tie with the Republicans. Should
they unite 1t will be very difficult
to elect Moody, the Republican can
didate, and 1t is thought probable
that Democrat and an independent
may gain the election. This would
be big Low to the party that made
the Dakotas States, and would Illus
trste, once more, how "mighty on
sartin'' is politics. Our old friend
Bartlett Trip is spoken Of very
prominently as Democratic candi-
date for the Senatorship, and Alon-
20 Wardell appears TO be the indie
pendent favorite.
From Chicago comes the tidings
that the Republicans have made a
blunder in the Book Island district,
by electing TO the Legislature w. G.
Collins, who, it is said, has not been
a resident OF the State Of Illinois
FOR the period required by law. If
this is correct, the Republicans will
lose one vote ia the election for
United States Senator, and on a
joint ballot give bare majority to
the Democrats.
These chances. with Ot!1<fs mat .tt
are imminent, would narrow down
the Republican minority in the
Senate and raise the hopes OF the
Democracy as to ultimate entire
control of the Government. We
give the news and the probabilities
for what they are worth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-20
FATHER TURNBOW.

As would be observed by a regu.
lar death notice in our columns. the
respected veteran Samuel Turnbow
breathed his last at his residences in
the Fwenty-first Ward, at 10 min
utes past . O'Clock yesterday morn
ing. We are not in possession OF
sufficient information to give any
adequate sketch OF his career. He
gathered with the Saints at Nauveo.
IN 1913 and passed maHfully through
the drisings and prosecutions OF
those early times. After arriving at
Winter Quarters, where the Saints
cougregated previous to startingover
the great plains for this valley, he
went into Missouri, where he labored
hard to procure provisions, which
he brought to the camp ofihis peo-
pie to feed those of them that were
too i'll to work. One OF his leading
characteristics was his disposition to
scecrr the distressed and befriend
theNueedy. He came to Salt Lake
Valley in Pioneer year, Qss7l be-
ing in the second company, In
witch he was a captain Of ten.
Father TnrnboE will be remember.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-20

projectiles to be used IN extending the
influence Of g vast physical kingdomf
General Booth could carry into Africa
half million OF people tomorrow,
and at once begin his proselytismi
and. unless stopped by armed inter
vention, he could become, after a few
years, a most powerful military and
religious magnats. before whose
proves In the field such minor chief
lains as the Mahdis would sink into
insignifcance.
.In spite Of the SCOTS Of Chris:en-
dom which were harder 70 stand than
many 4 persecution; in spite OF hard
ship. and even-ss was the case In
Switzerland - Of imprisonment, the
Salvation Army has risen to enormous
power. We do not object to 1t or know
any one who does; but, according to
our lights, we have endeavored 10
indicate the paths which the move
ment is taking, il not its precise OBJ
jective poiHt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-20
Morgan Stake Conference.

The quarterly conference Of this
Stake convened in the stake House
ON Sunday and Monday, the 18th
and 18th inst. The meetings were
generally well attended and good
spirit prevailed. We received much
good counsel and instruction from
the Presidency of the Stake and
other members of the Priesthood;
also from some of the brethren from
Summit and Davis Stakes.
Among the local brethren who
spoke during conference was Elder
Joseph Waldren, who has just re-
turned from a three years mission
to New Zraland. He gave an in
teresting and instructive account
OF his labors and experiences among
the natives Of that island, including
an account Of their history, life AMI
habits, and closed by bearing his
testimony in the Maori language.
The general and local authorities
were presented and unanimously
sustained.
The conference was brought TO o
close at 4p.m. on Monday, and ac-
jOurned for three months.
ALONzo FRANCIS,
stake Clerk.
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ed as haviss i.eer fof many years in
the position Of Counselor to
the late Bishop Hoagland,
Of the Fourteenth Ward. The
cause Of death was general debility,
superinduced by an attack Of
Pneumonia, which had subsidized.
He is the father Of IS children, ~
grandchildren, and 20 great-grand-
children. He leaves a wife, three
sons and two daughters to mourn
his loss. The funeral service will
be held at the Twenty-first Ward
meeting house at II O'Clock tomor-
row
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iDqNWOODE
IS READY
FOR BUSINESS ACAT

FOR BUSINESS AGAIN.
And will be pleased to have
the public generally and al
his old customers call and
see him at Calder's Music
Palace, the Calder Estate
having kindly allowed him
to use part of their store),
whore he has opened out a
New and Beautiful Stock OF
Carpets and Parlor Furni-
ture. All orders will receive
most careful attention. He
still has the 8 5 employees
with him ready to execute
any order.
Give him a Call,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-20

"Whose picture is this on the ten
cent stamp" a reporter inquired
Of u stump seller in the postOffice.
The man took down a sheet Of ten
cent stamps and regarded them
critically. ''Yel," said he, "dot's
der first time ever hear about dot.
| give it up. | fought every pic
ture got der felier's name under
meath IL, already" or course tn
never were any names on posta &c
stamp portraits, but this story shows
that man may handle goods year
in aud year out and no. know any,
thing about them after all.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-20

As an ounce OF prevention Is better. they say
1hln pound OF the best sort OF cure,
Let Us all keep our teeth and oar gums from
decay,
And our mouth and our breath fresh and
pure
For a bottle Of soZODONT's all VIC require,
To speedily realise ala we desire.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-20

GEORGE GODDARD AND RICHARD
VI = Smith. the administrators Of The
estate OF ". W. Foster. deceased. having
Med their petition herein, duly verified.
praying Tor an order Of sale 90 tae re Al estate
ofstid deoedent for the purposes therein set
forfh. u y therefore ordered by the Judge Of
SAID court. that all persons interested IN
the estate OF said deceased appear be-
fore the said Probate Court on Mon
day. the 81 day Of December. 1880.
AZ ten O'Clock in the forenoon Of said
cay, a. The Court Room OF said Pro-
bate Court, AZ the County Court House, IN
The city and county Of salt Lake, Utah Ter
ritsfy. 10 show cause why an orrer should
not be granted 70 the aid administrator, 20
sell 10 much Of the resi- estate OF the said de-
ceased atprivAte eAle - shall be necessary,
and that copy OF this order be publishe q
AZ least four successive weeks IN the DEs-
Eetf EyESf-so NEWS, q newspaper printed
and published n szid city and county.
Dated November 1e. $50
asw Sfo. w. DARTcH, frobste judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-20

A NEW sheet, The Daily Rote
and Railroad Reporter, published
by A. ID. Wilcox, male its advent
yesterday. The paper is devoted to
salt Lake, and will be distributed
.gratuitously on all trains.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-20

The New Sofa Red is the best for
Offices and Physicians.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-20
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the matter Of the estate Of ". W. Foster,
deee ted.

In the Probate Court OF the County OF Salt
Lake. Territory of Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-20

Order TO show canse why order Of sale o.
real estate sh0nld not be made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-20
REAL SEAL GOODS

All the leading styles in Alaska Seal Gar
menis At old prices. We have made no ad-
vance on these goods, Notwithstanding the
advance in the Eastern Market.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-20
Mems Underwear

20 doL Extra Heavy Natural Wool Shirts
and Drawers. Regular Price 81 90 each. To
clear out at e2Se each.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-20
LADIES VESTS
AND PANTS.

Ladies' Imported Camels' Hair Vests and
Drawers. in assorted si1es- Regular price
N.oO. We offer them at soc. each. A great
BarsaiaI Don't miss H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-20
Hosiery Bargains

A lot Of the Celebrated G. 6. Frenrh col
ored ribbed Cashmere Hose for boys and
girls. Worth from 75e- TO ,l.co per pair.
We shall close the lot ont at one price for
all sizes. sc. per PAIR.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-20
'SNightRObeS

80 dozen Muslin T .immed Night Robes /;
worth 75e., we OEer fo- zoe. for this week
emily.
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ICLOAKS &JACKETS

A number Of Bargains in Children's
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-12
Enjoying His Vacation.

A clerk in brokers' Office down town is
enjoying unique vacation. says the New
York Times. 1t is the first one he has had
for about twelve years. He says he is hav-
ing enough fun now to last him twelve
years more. Before his vacation began his
friends in the office asked him where he was
going. He declined to ans yer. When he
was free he dida't hurry away to Saratoga
or to Long Branch or to the mountains. He
staid at his home in New Jersey one day.
The next morning he came into the city
and went to his office. He sat down in an
easy chair, pushed his hat back on his head.
aud placed his feet on desk. There he sat
for several hours, He refused to explain
his conduct until just before he left Then
he said to the clerks:
II suppose you think Pm an idiot? Pm
not. For twelve long years I've been look
ing forward to this. like to sit here aud
watch you beggars work Pm gloating
over you. 1t does me more good than a
trip on steam yacht Every day since
then, except Sunday, he has done the same
thing. Sometimes he slumbers. He says he
dreams that he is at work, The joy, he de-
clares, of waking up and finding that ne
isn't is unequaled.