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The Great Rochester Beer

viii now be offered to the people of Savan-
nah by all grocers and liquor dealers, and
will be sure to become as popular as it has
in all the large cities north-apsolutely
pure and unadulterated. Sold by all first
class grocers and bars.
Made only by the Rochester Brewing
Company of Rochester, N. Y, and sold
only in bottles. For sale by John Lyons
q Co.. J. MoGrath. s. w. Branch. w. G.
Cooper, Moehlenbrock s. Dierks, John
Lynch.
Wholesale Agents, Lippman Bros. and II.
LAWNS Estate, Savanna, Ga.
Anton Seidel -''the wonderful piano.
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The Wise Man Figures and Reflects
Before throwing his money into well. b.
II. Levy & Bros. great clearance sale Of
Fine Suits, Overcoats and Pants for men.
boys and children begins tomorrow, and
will be the only opportunity for getting
good, straight. honest clothing at prices
never before attempted in the legitimate
trade
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
MEMORANDA.

Steamship Chattahoochee, New York.
Bark Teresa QtaD, Charleston.
Schr ThoS 2 Ball, Brunswick (not previously,
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Poultry Market firm; demand fair, but
scarce.
EGGs-Market weak, with stock full and
moderate demand.
PEANUTs--Fair stock; demand moderate;
prices steady.
SuaAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none in
market.
HoNEY-Demand nominal
SWEET PoTAToEs-Nominal; some new COM
ing In
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New York; Goth, Edward G Allen. True, Bsls-
more. -la-
Palatka. Jan 22-Arrived. schr Kennebac
Wall New York
Pensacola, Jan 23-Arrived. bark Tnd;,,
Ger, Ohland, Buenos Ayres.
Cleared, banks Rohilla Ger, BreckwoIs.
Hamburg; Gerhardus DUTCH. Rruyn, Rottsrr,,
Utah, Chiesa do % 0---~nia
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKET.
OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS,
SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. =, Pm

SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. =. 4P. n.
CoTTox-The market was quite firm. although
not quOtaby higher. There was pretty fair
inquiry, buyers having arrived at the conclusion
that the recent advance is more firmly main
tanned than il was at first credited with Some
holders were putting away samples, although
the demand was pretty freely met, which re-
suited in good days business. The total sales
for the day were 2011 bales. On Change at the
opening can, at 10 g m, the market vas re-
ported quiet and unchanged. with sales of 81
bales. At the second call, at p. m, it was
quiet. the sales being $40 bales. At the third
and last call. at p. m, it closed quiet and IN
changed with further sales Of 1909 bales. The
following are the official closing spot quotations
of the Cottou Vrvcbauga.
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ARRIVED UP FRoMoUARANTINE YEsTER
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Brig Blanche (Br), Owens, to load for Europe
Paterson, Downing & Co.
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Through pair of NJ. Sternberg & Bros.
fine imported Opera Glasses-closing out t
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Steamship City Of Macon, Lewis, Boston-C
G Anderson.
Bark Ebenezer Nor), Nielsen, Rotterdam
Hoist & Co.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIS DAY.
Sun RISES. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Sun SETS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. .11:45 AM 1926 NJ
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See Emma Abbott

No comparing any other plano with
Steinway.
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SUNDAY, Jan &c, 1890.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Dessoug, Savage, Philadelphia-C
G Anderson.
Schr John ] Hanson, Stevens, Baltimore. with
guano to S, F & w Ry Co; vessel to Master.
Steamer Ethel, Carroll, Cohens Bluff and
way landing-W Gibson, Manager.
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~ hY< CENTS A WEEK will have the
V ~ MORNING NEWS delivered as
lie courthouse early EVERY MORN.
A2AH - ING.
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Og|O7IOIl0 Seminary

COMMENCES IT'S SECOND ANNUAL TERM
~ ON FEBRUARY /, 1890, at the southwest
corner Whitaker and Jones streets, with full
corps OF Teachers and Professors. The higher
branches are here taught, and its success for
the past two years is a sufficient guarantee for
the future.
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Anton Seidel 1.-THE wonderful piano,
Steinway."
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PETROLEUM

NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-Petroleum market
opened steady at 1864, but after first sales be
came strong and advanced to 1861 Trading
then fell Off, and the market closed firm a
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New YORK. Jan. 25.-Rice in fair demand and
steady.
New ORLEANS Jan. 25.-Rice unchanged; or,
binary to good 314@316c.
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1HE Swiss -REroLurroN.-
The whole Country May be In
roiyed I'm the Affair.


BERSE, Oct. 1.-THE fedora
CORNELL bas sent a ,telegraphic dis.
patch 10 Colonel Petinifli, federal
commissioner In the Canton Of
Ticino, who rendered his resigna.
ton on the ground that any attempt
to carry out the federal govern
ment's orders to relnstate the ultra.
montana government In Ticino
would be followed by bloOdshed,
allowing him b postpone until
Tuesday rt-establishment Of the
former government OF the Canton.
The incidents Of tomorrow will
decide whether the outbreak In Can
ton Ticlno viii terminate peacefully
or the whole Of 5witieTian5 will be
involved in that local affair and be
compelled TO face something like the
famous religious war OF the Sender
buud half n century ago. The SAM
sources Of trouble exist, that Is, re-
ligious causes, The radicals Of Ticino
complaining that their Canton Is
unlawfuliy governed by n Catholic
clique. Fortunately the federal
- 1~A0ASNA INV LllAu u
the time Of the Sonderbund and Il
cen enforce respsct to the Constitu-
tioh, Wills fnaiftsiring. fntEct the
peoples rights. Slill, the fedsfnT
commissioner sent 70 Ticlno Is
afraid that the rs-s.stallment Of the
local conservative government
which was overtlrown by the revo-
luton at Bellinz'na on September
ii, might lie followed by blOOdshed,
and he has tendeRd his resignation
rather than proce-d IN enforce that
f-ins.alltnenl.
Another dispatch says that Col. |
keuntzli, fedenl commissioner In |
the Canton Of Ticino, has quietly |
neinstated The conservative govern
i:.et:., AID the FEDERAL cavalry Is
Withdrawn.
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WEDNESDAY EVENING SALT LAKE CITY UTAH TrRRropv
SEVERE EaRTueuaKrs.
ne Roofs OF tbs Houses Shattered
and the People In rerror-

t'FAt IN Terror.
PANAMA, Oct. IA serie. f.,
sesere earthquakes have trken nlsr.l
~ Grarzda, on Lake Nicaray,,s
me DiariO Aicara0uene. OF Grsns,
Ia ia s,ys' Ats O'Clock 10 the morn.
-.s 'ne Jay before yesterday. hi,
Guy was surprised by what provej
" oe the nrst Of a series Of earth.
quakes which produced the greatest
alarm AID which only TEMPORARILY
terminated at $40 D. M, TO recoui.
.nee AZ p m, and 10 c0ntinue al
Interval. OF about an hour. Al
ABOUT noon an extremely severe
knock tock place, dfivinr An ftp,t,
Their houses and fufcing them % he.
main In the streets, trembIingIy
awaiting fresh convulsions. Con-
sternation and fright were aroused
oy tue cries and lamentations OF the
Psople, who were praying for mercy,
while sobs and exclamaflons Of ter
TOR We're heard on all sides.
AT : a. m further shocks took
pace, but they were trifinr.
Everything was quiet at $40 a. M.
when suddenly n violent shock took
place, which shat,eted al roofs.
th.pYirg some n them de-n AMI
fAising a cloud Of dust and small
stones, which soon descended On
s.'e Sla1-Vu houses. All endea--
ored 10 save their families, but
once out Of the houses, no one ven
tuned to re-eEtsr them.o
The piaTte NtcarGguener said on
September 3r1: 'sBy Monday eve.
ming the panic had diminished and
the peoples minds had become
more at ease. Directly q tsfanie
known that the Mohhaeo Volcano
hai burst out In an eruption towards
The south IL was believed that no
more shocks would oecir. Never
'teless many people leil The tBSh.
shile the majority camped cut in
he slburh-.
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TO ROB THE SAFE.
curions Method OF Opening the
Combination Lock.

CHICAGO, Oct. IA safe open,
ing test, which, I'm lie sensational
Accomplishments, discounts the won,
derful feat Of Johnston. the mind
reader, took place In the Hotel
Wayne early this morning. Tht
operator was Henry r. Adams, a
young man from Minneapolis. who
came to Chicago some weeks age
and took rooms at the Wayne, W here
he became acquainted with a young
man who, although Adams didn't
know this, was cousin OF the pro-
prietOr. Within the past few DAYS
Adams proposed 10 him 10 rob the
hotel safe. He was 10 get up at I
O'Clock in the morning AMI do this.
The hotel proprietor was advised
by his cousin, who at the same time
pretended 10 lie an accomplish in
Adams plot. Two detectives were
hidden In the Office all last night.
and this morning az the appointed
time Adams came in. The Won
dering officers watched him, without
tools or explosives, prepare TO open
the massive safe, although it was
evident that he did not know the
combination He paired the nail OF
the index finger Oh the right hand
until the blood vessels were ex-
posed. Then by placing the sensi-
tive wound on the knob Of the COM
binziiOn lock, he could distinguish
the movement OF the tumbiers as
they fell.
For an hour he worked. while
the detectives scarcely dared to
breathe. At last there was a sharp
click and Adams swung back the
door. With 4 sigh Of relief he
reached into the safe and laii his
hands on n package OF bills. but
much TO his discontinue the officers
stepped forward at the same mo-
ment and placed him under arrest.
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The Iri.h Trials.

DUBLIN. Oct. l4.-Ronan, prose
cuior for the crown, has dismissed
the case against O'Aiahoney, whose
illness prevents his attending court.
Timothy Healy argued that the
evidence given against O'Mahoney
equally affected all the defendants;
that the charge against him having
been dismissed, the charge against
all the defendants should also be
dismissed. The court took note Of
Healy's objection and allowed the
crown to proceed with the proseeu-
ton.
Constable Lenane, one OF the
witnesses, testified that he was en-
ployed by the goverum6 ut to shadow
various persons, and in the course Of
a severe cross-examinatioD was
forced TO admit that John Mo-ley's
name was included in the list.
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STAKE CONFERENCES.
appointments For Quarterly Confer.
eRees Until April 1881.

Juab Stake-Saturday and Sun
day, Oe:0t&r 18th and 18th, 1880
and Saturday aud SHns-y, Ianuar,
18th and 18Th, 1891.
Weber aud Cassia Stakes-Sun
day and Monday, October 18th ant
Goth, 1880; and Sunday and Mon
day, January 18th and 18th, 1891.
Box Elder, Tooele and oneids
Stakes-Sunday and Monday, octo
Der Gath and 9th, 1880; and Sun,
day and Monday, January 18th and
26th, ISL.
wasatch Stake.-Satrrday and
Sunday, November 1st and 2ud,
1880; ard Saturday and Sunday
January slst and February LIST,
1891.
Cache Stake.-Sunday and Mo-
day, November end and srd, 1890
and Sunday and Monday, February
lst and End, 1891.
Summit Stake-Ssturday and
Sundayi November sth and 9th.
1890; and Saturday and Sunday,
February 9TH and sth, 1871.
Bear Lake, Emery and Uiptsh
Stakes.-Sunday and Monday, No
vember 9th and 10th, 1890; and Sun
day and Monday, February sth and
9th, 1891.
Sanpete Stake.-Saturday and
Sunday, November 18th and 18th,
1880; and Saturday and Sunday,
February J. th and 18th, 1891.
san Luis, Morgan and Bannock
Sakes-Sunday and Mordsys No
vember 10th and 18th, 1880; End
and Monday, February 18th
and 10th, 1891.
san Juan Stake-Saturday and
November 22nd and 2srd,
1880; and Saturday and Sunday, |
February 2ist and end, 1891.
Millafd and Sewer Stakes-Sun-
fay and Monday, November 2srd
md 2fth; 1870; and Sunday and
Monday, February 22ud end 2srd,
sol.
Utah, Panguitch and Snowflake
;takes-Sunday and Monday, No
Tember 3Oth and December LIST, 1890,
md Sunday and Monday, March LIST
md 2nd, 1891.
Davis Stake-Saturiay and Sun
lay, December 9th and 9TH, 1890;
nd Saturday and Sunday, March
tn and s,h, 1891.
Kanab and st. John Stake-Sun-
AZ and Monday, December 9TH
nd sth, 1850; and Sunday and
March sth and Sth, 1891.
81. George, MaIad and 81. Joseph
and Monday, Dec
mber ! 9Th and 18th, 1890; aut Sun
ay and Monday, March 10Th and
6th, 1891.
Parowau. Beaver and Maricopa
and Monday, Dec
inter 91st and end, 1890; and Sun
ny and NosJay, March 22ud and
Bird, 1891.
FRANKLIN D. RICHARDS,
JOSEPH F. SWIM.
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A MISERY'S DEATH
She DisS from Starvation with |
Riches in Her Po>srsSfon.

New YORK. Oct. I4.-Public
Administrator w. Il. Davenport oil
Brooklyn has in his possession
sl23l 50 In cash and some jewelry,
consisting Of n gold watch and
chain aud several gold rings, the
Il effects Of Esther Hammerstein. who
died at 50 Dean Street, Brooklyn, on
September 21th. Mrs. Hammer
stein was n miser, 50 deeply at
tached to her gold that she suffered
4 slow, lingering death from starva-
ton rather than part with money
to purchase the necessaries Of life.
One OF her neighbors says she re-
fused 10 spend n cent above what
she paid for rent. $ n month, for
two rear rooms on the top floor Of
the tenement house where she died.
The woman came to this country
with her husband from Poland
many years ago. Hammerstein Is
said 10 have been n soldier in the
civil war. The couple, with their
only child. Louis. settled IN Brook
lyn. The husband was killed eigh-
teen years ago by n fall, and left his
wife aud boy penniless- 4 benevo-
lent society, OF which Hammerstein
was member, paid his funeral ex-
penses. The widow hired rooms in
the Dean Street house about five
wears ago. When her son was old
enough 10 work he did what he
could 10 help his mother. While in
the employ OF n big Brooklyn dry
goods house his health failed, and
in the summer Of 1859 the Hebrew
Benevolent Association obtained
for him a vacation, and gave him a
sum Of money TO pay his expenses
al the seaside. he died Of c0nsump-
ton on January ID, 1879, at the age
Of twenty-five.
As the mother grew older she |
drew her purse strings tighter than |
ever. and could not be induced to
purchase food Of any kind. She
lived on what she gathered from
hoxes and barrels at corner grocer
ies Very often her pitiable condi-
10, induced VIM. Birney, ianitor
~ tbe house, and other inmates,
wbo were all poor enough them
elves 10 give her loaves OF bread
az a el,u Of tea or coffee.
Rlunenan and several other MEM
I,erS Of the association looked over
he wonan's effects in her squalid
~, 20 rsnoents. and the discoveries that
- made astounded them No
- - were found, except some Old
nv notices. Wrapped in rags I'M
Ter the mattress on which tne uh,
t a. woman had slowly starved
y ~ death. was found s. in SILVER
Gin In one of the drawers oil =
-iekety bureau the searchers ioun ~
, hant book, tied up in n cover o.
,reen cloth. The book showed tna'
siIs5 had beeh deposited since ISg.;
,,,t not one cent bad been with
lawn A roll OF bills amounting
,, SO was in the beok. A go,a
Tatcb and chain and several GOV
';n ,,s were in the drawer. Inc
, lr was turned over 70 tne
,ubIie administrators, anu ne Ia
,ecn endeavoring TO find The neA'
4 kin.
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Great Excitement.

DENVER, Cole, Oct. li.-Greai
excitement was created here this
afternoon when Il was learned that
the grand jury had indicted CHIEF
Loar, Of the city detective force,
and Detectives Clark, Watrous,
Croker and IugerSoll for false I'M
prisonmenL assault TO kill and as
sault and battery against Watrous.
The complaining witnesses are Dan
Sinks and b. +. Smiley, VINO were
imprisoned and brutality assaulted
for the purpose Of extorting confes-
sion Of a crime for which they were
arrested and which they claim they
knew nothing Of. Charges Of cor
ruption against the police force will
he investigated.
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a lkmENTAsLE FAMILY TRAGEDY
IN NORTH CAROLINA.
The Danish King HOnOring The on,
6crs Of the U. 5. Cruiser
"Bslilmore.."
THE SWISS TROUBLES OWING rc
CATHOLIC aGGREssIons.
Why Spain Cannot Negotiate n Re-
eiproeiiy Treaty With the
Emitted States.
Teierrauh n the SEwst
TiIE ALLEGED swISDLERs.
The Operations OF Field and miller
Discussed Ia chicago.

i CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE local pa.
pers devoted considerable space u
the operations Of Messrs. Field and
Miller, who are alleged to have
swindled people In London out OF
a million aud a half OF dollars. One
Journal sars William w. Miller is
far from being a i1ovlce where
schemes for swindling people are
CONCERNED. The idea that he and ] .
". Field have so successfully
vtofksi nut IN England WIS first
suggested to Miller by the plan OF
ioaning money on chattle mort
gages. In 1872 Robert Smith AMI
George Sloan conducted n ehaitle
mortgage loan office in Chicago anu
Miller was n handy man around
their premises, examining property
and passing upon the availability Of
the security. Later he started out
10 loan money for Ot,way 3 Co.,
and thus secut,-d q vjjs ncuusint;
ance, which enabled him TO start in
business on mis- own hook. He bor-
rOwed money from all soits Of peo-
pie, car drivers, conductors, seam
stresses and clerks To them he
paid 2 per cent month for the use
Of the funds, which he loaned out at
an advance Of per cent.
About this time he ran foul Of q
bright chap named Farnham and
took him into his confidence. Farm
ham said TO Miller: This business
is only local; let's
TAKE THE COUNTRY
at large for our field" They did
this, but prior to extending their
horizon they took John FleLiing
into the firm. He got up a circular
that was n thing Of beauty. For
flaming language and speciOus prom
ises IL had the pole. IL was trans
lated into Spanish and sent broad
cast through Mexico and South
and all over the United |
States. Dupes We're found in all |
and money for invest |
ments poured in to the trio. They
did not invest il, but returned part |
Of the principal, calling it n divi-
dend, 10 keep the gulled on-s quiet.
This was the famous 'iund."
Then came thu exposure. Dan
Loring, who had joined the firm.
was arrested. Aiillel and Fleming
iiei, but the latter was arrested and
brought hack. Mixers wife was n
diplomat ant IL is said that she inter-
=sied one Of the parties so heartily
hat Miller was given certain prom
sos Of immunity If he would re-
urn. He came back, was tried and
lined $1,000, which he promptly paid.
He then accommOdatingly turned
states evidence against Fleming
md LOring, who were convicted Of
using the mails with the intent to
iefraud. They lay i'm Jail until Presi-
Tent Arthur plrioned them Miller
vas said 10 have laid away over
100000 as his share in the profit Of
he "Fund w" swindle.
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SALT LAKE CITY.
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:TINDALL-s DEMAND.
Regency shoura He Established
In Holland.

AMSTERDAM, Oct IA meeting
OF Socialists was held here to-day TO
discuss the manifesto issued by an
agitator named Tindall, formerly
an officer in the Dutch army, re-
garding the national defences. The
King recently refused audience to
Tindall, who thereupon charged the
Ministry with violating the Con-
siituiOn, basing his accusation on
the E,Ound that the King, II sane,
Ough TO be visible, otherwise a
regency should be established. Tin
dali today made a speech, demand
ing the establishment Of a regency.
a resolution to the effect that royal
" had been seriously prejudiced
and the crown had lost its prestige
was adopted.
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noid Abduction.

Houston, Tex, Oct. Ii.-Great
excitement prevails over the abduc-
ton today by n man and woman Of
Celeste Gaines, the six year old
daughter OF Colonel William Gaines
Of Austin. They snatched her from
her nurse when the latter was out
walking with the child, and drove
rapidly away in \ carriage. No trace
Of them has yet been found.
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IN. king and the President.

CoPENHAGES, Oct 1. - King
Christian gave a dinner at the pal
ace yesterday to the officers Of The
United States cruiser BditiDiore.
United States Minister and Mrs.
Carr were alsO present. The King
proposed the health Of President
Harrison and Carr toasted the health
Of the royal family. The King and
Queen and crown prince will visit
the baltimore on Thursday.
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$500 Reward 7

We will pay the above reward for any
case OF Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia. SICK
Headache. Indigestion. Consupaiion or
Costlvencss We cannot cure with Vests
Vegetable Liver Pills. when the directions
are strictly complied with They are pure
iy vegetable. and never fzil 10 give salts
factlon- Sugar Coated large boxes con
tainins - Pills. Is cents- Beware OF cOun-
tgrfeits and limitations The genuise
manufactured only BY THE JOHN c.
WEST COMPANY. CHICAGO. ILL
sold BY JOHN.oS. PRATT 4 Co., Drug
Sists. salt Lane Ciiy.
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CLOAKS AND WRAPS.

ali Wool Jersey Jackets, at 50 49, $3.50 and 800 Beautiful
Walking Jackets in variety Of New Fashionable Cloths $500 $780,
L60. so 1000 and upwards.
S Plush Jackets Refers Fitting and Test Fronts at $500.
1900. 1850, 1850, h.0O and upwards.
Alaska Seal Jackets at ShOOO 5O0 $780, $500 100000
Plush Sacqus $3.50 and $500; worth $500 and 1000
Great Bargains in Misses and ChidRHs C0is sizes to 49,
at $3.50 to $500.
Misses NsSmafksts in Great Variety.
Misses Refer Jackets will be Great hltuFa this season. We
ir showing large assortment at very l0E prices
Fur Shoulder Capss in Russian Hair Persian Lamb Bearer and
Fine Mink
This line is offered ct very atiaetiTs prices
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Ballard. snow LInlmeus.

This wonderful Llniment l.
known from the Atlantic TO the
Pacific and from the Lakes to the
Sulf. IL is the most Penetrating
Eminent in the world. twill cure
Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Sprains,
Bruises. Cuts. Wounds. Old SORES,
Burns, Sciatica. Sore Throat, Sore
Chest and all Inflammation, after all
others have failed. II win cure
Barbed Wire Cuts and heal all
wounds where proud flesh has set
Ia. Il Is equally efficient for ami
mails. Try it and you viii not be
without il. Price 50 cents.
Sold by z. c. u. /. So
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GOVERNOR TnouAs

says: ''The manifesto OF the presi.
lent Of the Church has now been
confirmed by conference. 1t comes
with the force OF new revelation.
and whatever doubt NAV lave ex-
isted as 20 the p1fpUse and effect of
the manifesto as first sent out, they
now seem removed. The Gentiles
rejoice that the contest, begun 50
many years ago against polygamy,
mas finally triumphed, for they be-
lieve that never again VIII polySa-
my flourish on American t6iI.
This Is the most important event
that has occurred IN the Mormon
Church IN years, aud it is believed
viii result in greatly Advancing
the material interests and prosDeri-
~ OF this Territory