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The daily critic., 1890-07-02

The cheapest yet Just road their bargains
in furniture OAK bureau, hsjsto8t wash
stand pair ot feather pillows. 1 extra large
oak table, fne reed chairs, Z wire mattress
all these serylce8hls and desirable articles
u@etul every day, for the small sum ot ss5 %.
again they C1er @ chairs and "a siN.i0ot eN-
tension table toT The surprising and uuprece-
dented price of $1,000 And again, ctu you
spare the small sum of 9 i0s n SO. see OUT e
piece oak dining room suite, It Is daisy, and
The price is almost nominal
W. u. H2reurQE q C9.
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Eho National safe Deposit Company,
Cor. I5th ST. and N N Avenne

Storage Tor slverware. Jewelry, Laces,
Fine Goods aud vajuables OF al kinds.
Charges moderate. Safe deposit boxes Tor
rent az the very lowest rates.
The daily critic., 1890-07-02

For spring lamb and washington dressed
beef 20 % J r. Kelly, Ninth street wing,
Centre Market. ard N. l.. Market, Fifth aud
X streets
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4le EtlusF lfaula railroad company
Will sell oa Thursday July 3 excursion
tickets from Washington b Atlantic
City Cape bay or Sea Isle City d. J.s
a lie lqH Tate 81 S l9T Tie round nip
These tickets Wil De good going 0aIy
On TIC p a %. train from Baltimore
ana EolaUac station corner sixth and
3 streets. o. Thursday July 81 ant
good % return % a1F regular Iala sE
cepllus Lle limited eKpEess up o alI
Including july
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TuE OUTLOOK.

III uoeil hAANhA lllNnt ny AAI W ASH
ington Club yesterday was the allah.
sorbing topic of conversation among
ball people. There was considerable
diversity Of opinion as 10 whether the
club would be continued but the gen.
eral opinion seemed to be that there
was too much self.pride here to allow
the club TO be disbanded
Already a movement Is on foot 20
purchase the team and put Il on Its
feet The scheme was briefly outlined
In Yesterdays Critic, 10 capitalize
stock company at $4,000, divided into
fifty shares OF 5000 each. II Is thought
there will not be any trouble In getting
twenty five or thirty gentlemen to put
up the necessary amount The fran.
chisC can be purCh ased very Cheaply
and a handsome surplus left with
which to purchase players aud leave a
sufficient balance In The treasury with
which 10 carry on the team. The
movement will take definite shape
within the next few days and an offer
made 20 the assignee for the franchise.
Mr.. Hewett Is willing 10 go into the
company 10 a limited amount, but he
does not want a very large snare Of It.
Canvassers will commence work to-day
or 10 morrow 10 see IL they cannot get
the requisite subscriptions, and the en-.
couragement the idea has already re-
ceiyod seems TO justify the prediction
that Il viii be successful.
With a little strengthening the team
would DC as strong as any IN the Asso-
citation, and II IL were fighting for the
pennant with any chance OF winning Il
the attendance would be large enough
10 make the venture a profitable one.
The new organization would be free
from debt. and with an assured income
from the games sufficient 10 pay all ex
penses as II went along, The promoters
OF the plan are sanguine Of succeeding,
and will use every endeav0r % keep the
club going.
In the event Of the plan not succeed
ing and the club being disbanded there
Is every reason to believe that another
club will be located here within a short
time. The Brooklyn team Of the
American Association Is In financial
distress and Kennedy could be easily
induced 10 transfer 1t 10 this city.
There was a rumor last night that John
b. Day was seriously thinking OF
putting the New York League team
here, but the rumor Is too ridieu-
lous to attach any credenee 10,
The League would not allow Day 10
desert New York IN the present light
with the Brotherhood and leave an open
field for the enemy. The only sub
stantial hope that the Washington en-
thusiasts have for a continuation of
baseball IN this city Is the Teorganiza-
ton Of the present club. or the transfer
here Of the Brooklyn Association team.
The outlook is exceedingly bright for
the retention of The present team, how
ever, and SO we may all be happy yet,
Notwithstanding Mr ue8ett's assign
mont
The daily critic., 1890-07-02
THE DAILY CRITIC
OrrY SPECIALS
udden's Rerrigerators, Baby car

Rudden's Refrigerators, Baby Car
riaFes, Etc Etc
This responsible installment estabu 'hmcnt
is centrally located at $50 and 932 seventh
street northwest and is uow making cut
prices ON Betriccrators, Baby Carriages, and
an other lines of good needed fnr the sum
mer. Good sold on a cash basis; on easily
Vaid iustallmc0ts
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ANOTHER GAME
WON FROM THE HARTTORDS BY
HEAVY HITTING.
EFFORTS PURCHASE THE FRANCHISE
A Stock Company Proposed "A Venture
That May Succeed and the Team
Retained Here.

The fact that the Washington Club
made an assignment had nothing to do
with the playing of The team yesterday
I'll men played just as hard, it not a
harder game than has characterized
their work of late, and won a well
earned victory Maloney was put in to
itch for the home team, but the visitors
fell on his delivery in the third inning
and pounded out five runs Il gave
q EN- a cad and In order TO save the
gene Sullivan substituted Underwood
who pitched winning ball thereafter
Siaib, who was such a puzzle 10 the
Washington when that team played In
Hartford, evidently lost his cunning, for
the boys fairly slaughtered him, making
seventeen hits, many of which were for
more than single bases. Had Stab not
received excellent support in the field
the defeat would bave been Ovcrwhelm-
ing Underwood was also eXcellentlv
supported, Bader and Jordan making
several phenomenal catches of appar-
emily safe hits
Yesterdays defeat crowds the Hart
fords into last place, for Wilmington
won from Jersey City, and got out Of
the hole In which Il has been located all
season. The Wilmington and Hartford
teams play to-day. and the games will
decide which will be consigned to last
place,
The last years champions, the
WorCestcrs, meet the Washingtons To-
day at Capitol Park, weather permitting.
Daniels Will pitch for the local team
and Stafford for the visitors The
home team has struck a winning gait,
and a good game can be looked for
The daily critic., 1890-07-02

Tie District Society Of The Sons Of
the Revolution viii have a Fourth Of
July celebration Al the residence Of
Professor Cabel. 1401 Massachusetts
avenue Senator sherman Bill preside
and among the speakers wiI be Senator
Frye Representative Butter8or.ll
Boutelle. BfeckinIidse of Kentucky
Clement Cu.cAeQn Guo5FeuoF and
HeupLl
The daily critic., 1890-07-02
FOR BAY RIDGE.
The Great Pennsylvania Route
To the North, West and southwest.s

40 kAg Eoiiuf WGbA anu ooAtnWeHAsS
Double Track. splendid scenery.
Steel Rails. Magnificent Equipment.
In effect MAY II. 1890.
Trains leave Washington. from station. cor.
ner OF sixth and d streets. as follows:
FoH PITTsRUna and the West, Chicago Limited
Express Of Pullman Nestibuled Cars at
1880 ~ daily; Fast Line, i0.50 N daily
20 Columbus and 81. Louis, with Sleeping
Cars from flttsburg % Columbus; daily,
except saturday 70 Chicago, with sleeping
Car Altoona 20 Chicago. s.. Louis, Chicago
and Cincinnati Express, $50 . N daily.
parlor Car Washington 70 Harrisburg aud
Sleeping Cars Harrisburg 10 St. Louis, Chit
lago and Cincinnati, and Dining Car Har-
FishuFg 10 St. Louis Western EXPRESS. at
f.a0 - m daily, with sleeping Cars Washing.
tong 20 Chicago and ST. Louis. connecting
daily az Harrisburg with through sleepeFs
for louisville and Memphis. paeiAe Ez-
press, 10 90 p IA dbi ily, for Pittsburg aud the
West, with through sleeper 10 Pttsburg,
and Pittsburg 10 Chi lgo.
BALTIMORE AND PUTO1IAC RAILROAD.
FoR KANE, Canandaigua, Rochester aud nj.
agara Fails daily, except sunday, $40 N.
FoR ERIE, Canandaigua and Rochester daily;
for Buffalo and Niagara daily, except sat
ington 10 Rochester.
Fog WILLIANspoRr, Lock Haven aud Elmira,
az 1870 N daily, except sUnday.
For MIILIAMsPoET dailY, sop IA.
FoR PHILADELFHIA, New York and the East,
70. 200, 100 and 40 a n, 2.i0, SIS, 4a1.
-, l00o and l,s0 p m. on suhtay, 900,
Limited Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars,
s-4o m daily except sunday,
Fon NEW foaK osLY, Limited Express with
Dining Car 80 p. N, daily
tOR PHILADELPHIA only, Fast Express SO
"a, weekdays, and 400 "a daily. Express.
sunday only, s % ? In
FoR Bosros without change. SIS p "A every
uaE.
FoR BRooKLFs, n. Y, ali through trains con
meet at Jersey City with boats of Brooklyn
Annex, ahording direct transfer % Fulton
street, avoiding double lerriaae across
heW Aork City.
FoR ATLAsFlc CRY, II 20 q M weekdays.
FoR BAGTIxoEE. 6.85. 2 %. $40. 8o8. gsao fo.09
1890 u 20 and n. 20 "a. f205 I0. 3f5, b i1
4oo, 30, teo, 500, $40, coo, 7.l1, % % aud
a ~, 2 70. 315, $3.50, 400 Z 20 500. $40. 6.1o,
20. ioW nd ll@9 b ln.
FoH PoFE's Grass LISE, a25 n and 4.33 "a
FoE ASsAfoLls. 7.21 sud 900a "a. ia,05 and fsJ
, m daily, except SUNDAY. suliags, 40
WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
N effect MAY II. 1880.
FOB AIHXAsBalA, 4.so, g.35, .l5, @, g,
iQa1 Ul. l2ei noon, z a6, $50. a - 55, 8Qii
suz, il.05 aud n So %. Ou sunday ~ SO,
40. s.s5, io55, m, $50, COL so2, aud ICES
AtooaNoBAFlos ron QUAsrIco. 5.ts q "a aua
a-55 b ne weekdays. 1.f3 W sundays.
kQK htCHaQSu aae tie SOUTH a3Q and 1872 a
g deAy. Accommodation ls5 - Esek.
TRAias leave Alexandria Tor washington.
gQ5 .Q5. 500, aio, iQ.l5, ll.3i, q us p, BOO
on sunday al 9.1Q, aud lI05 q o.; A02, $50
fQ5 1.ga ESQ, and l9a7 m,
Tickets and Information II the oMoe,
northeast corner of Thirteenth street aud
where orders can be leit Tor tie cheeElns 0f
baggage o. destination from hotels and resi-
uelers j. h- WOOD
CHAs. E. FIGH. Geuefal Manager.
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aeaNIa a9al I77al3ll p o NaH-IFI .III'
a large number gf spectators visited
The tennis courts 81 3 street between
Foqlth and Fihh streets northeast yes-
teIday afternoon. RessEs Blair, Bgrnes
and Beag played F. excellent form. The
aaLes VII - continued l9 Day a4d The
Singles and doubles yin Is played
ei.Ler "a Friday 0r saturday.
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Double Track. Splendid Scenery.
steel Rails Magnificent Equipment.
The daily critic., 1890-07-02
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
n aaFs-s ~ 4t floa

For AIEXAsBHIA. %, g.15, T,45. 40 945,
% m- 12o4 noon, 2 a5 $50 >, 55, 6Ql,
su2. il.e5 aud I Sc p "a. Ou sunday at $50,
f.85 s.s5, l0.55, ~ 2. So, COT, s.oz aud 70 e3
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SUNDAY,

The last brick of the Reed hotel has been
placed in position.
c. A. Pennabaker, Esq, formerly Of the
Brigham City Bugler, is in the city and
will depart for Pueblo, Colorado, to engage
in the newspaper business, day after
tomorrow.
The real estate transfers footed up to
Sll, al yesterday.
The opera house block will be under
cover by the middle of this week.
A squad of ghost dancers came down
from the north on the Utah & Northern
yesterday. 1t is common occurrence,
however.
The tragedian, Thomas w. Keene, will
play in the Union opera house tomorrow
night.
The case OF the Ogden City Electric
Light company against Ogden city, ct al,
has been postponed until next Saturday
morning at ten o'clock.
The switchmen belonging to the night
crew in the Union Pacific freight yards
went on strike night before last. The
reasons for so doing were that two of their
number had been discharged, and they
were obliged to do the same amount OF
work. 1t was of short duration when the
yard master informed them that there
were other men that could be employed in
their places
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A Bad Accident.

Mr.. T. F. Bannigan met with serious
accident in the cellar Of the Cortez block
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Bannigan is a
plumber, and is employed by Meek & Co.,
who are putting in the hot water heaters
in the building. About o'clock in the
afternoon MIR. Bannigan was endeavoring
to nit one OF the large pipes that span the
basement. when he lost his balance, and
the large pipe came down upon him with
terrific force, striking him on the head.
He was picked up in an unconscious condl
ton by his fellow workmen and carried to
his home, where DR.. Theile was called to
attend to his injuries, and after an hours
hard work brought the unfortunate man to
consciousness At this writing Mr.. Ban
nigan is resting as easy as could be ex-
pected.
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The First District Court.

Judge James A. Miner disposed of the
following legal business yes erday:
Ogden City Electric Light company VS..
Ogden City, ct al; by consent, and on
motion of w. P. Henderson, the hearing
was postponed one week.
Stating vs.. Ferrin; case referred to the
referee, H. H. Rolapp, to file an amended
report, and in the meantime Judgment was
set aside.
The People VS.. J. Mclaughlin and Frank
McMannis; arraigned and plea of Nc
Laughlin not guilty; w. L. Maginnis as
signed as attorney and case set for trial
December 9th.
The People, ETC., VS.. George House; mo-
ton of J. M White to quash indictment
overruled and defendant excerpts.
The People. ETC., VS.. George House; ar
raigned, pleaded not guilty, and case set
for trial December 9.
The People, etc., VS.. Peter Kendrick ct
al arraigned, pleaded not guilty; ]. M.
White assigned as counsel, and case set for
trial December 5.
The People. ETC.. VS.. c. F. LOOMS: ar
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raigned, pleaded not guilty, and case set
for trial December 5.
The People, ETC., VS.. Ed Mccartney; ar
raigned, pleaded not guilty, and case set
for trial December s.
The People VS.. Michael Murphy and
James Mccormick; arraigned and pleaded
not guilty; case set for trial December 8.
H. II. Henderson VS.. Ogden City Rail
way company; ten days from this date in
which to plead to the cross complaint
F. j. Campbell VS.. The Bear River and
Lake and Waterworks company; the de-
PENDANT, by its attorney, j. B. Barton, ex-
cepts to the ruling of the court overruling
its demurrer and imposing costs of 50, ant
elects to stand on the demurrer.
John Pearson ct al. vs. James Wilson
on motion, ordered that defendant be giver
ten days. further time in which to file anc
serve affidavit on motion for new trial
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SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD
OGDEN CITY. UTAH.
OGDEN DEPARTMENT.

The branch Office of THE herald is in room
;,second floor, Cortez block, No. 2472, Washing
ton avenue. Advertising rates will be made
known upon applica lion TO the manager.
TIE DAILY HERALD is for sale at al news
stands and by all news boys, and is delivered
by carrier in Ogden for 25 cents per week. No
papers stopped until arrears are paid Sub
scribers failing to receive papers promptly will
confer favor by notifying the circulator at
the branch office. Subscribers are requested to
make 10 payments to carriers or anyone elss
except the circulator Parties desiring papers
stopped or addresses changed must notify Toe
branch office.
sc. BOYLE. Calculator
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Returned to the Pen.

Yesterday was lively day in the First
district court Six criminals were brought
up from the penitentiary to plead before
Judge Miner.
The following are their names and the
crimes with which they are charged
Peter Wicks, grand larceny.
c. E. LOOMS, burglary.
Ed Mccartney, assault and battery.
j. Mclaughlin, forgery.
j. Mccormick, house breaking.
Mike Murphy, house breaking.
They were returned to the pen last even
ing with the addition of George House,
charged with burglary. Deputy United
States Marshals j. b. Mcclellan and Charles
Pants were their escorts.
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Music and the drama will be represented
in the Christmas HERALD.
Jim Hardie is still starring with Sarah
Won Leer.
Maudie Adams continues to win favors
in the 'tMen and Women company in New
York.
"Faust."
Ogden's opera house is still forging for
ward, but whether it will be ready for
Abbott by December 20 is still a question
Travelling companies speak in warm
praise of the new opera house in Logan
w. T. Carleton will have to pay royalty
to Pauline for his recent performance of
"Ermlne" in this city. the opera hav-
having been sold to her by the Aronsons.
Barrymore has pluck. His Reckless
Temple" goes on the road despite its sorry
metropolitan experience.
When Mrs. Potter returns to this coun-
try she will be seen in grand production
of ''Hero and Leander,'' and in a new play
of the Fedora type. Before opening
here she will play short engagement in
London.
Helen Dauvray is now resting She
will probably be seen in Zone of Our
Girls' when she resumes her tour. She
made her best success in this play.
Rose Coghlan is doing good business on
the road.
Booth and Barrett had an immense sea
son in Baltimore.
The Kendals would not appear at the
benefit of Mrs. Agnes Roberton BoucicaulI
because they were at ''outs" with Harry
Miner, at whose theatre the benefit came
off. But they sent 500 for box.
Goodyear, Glitch and Schilling's min
strels are to appear at the theatre Decem
| Der and 10.
The variety theatre expects to oper
about holiday time.
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Building Permits,

City hospital, one-story brick addition,
southwest corner of TWenty-tifth and
Grant OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 500
George S. Douglas, one-story brick store,
east side of Washington 80
o. Isbell one-story frame residence west
side OF Adams ayenue..--- 7OO
W. l.. Buswell, repair building, south
side of Twenty fourth 35
M. F. Stafford, two-story brick residence,
corner of First and Adams 1850
]. L. Carlson, one story frame residence,
north side OF Seventeenth -----....... $50
]. l.. Carlson, one and one-half-story
frame barn, north side Of Seventeenth 500
residence, east side Of Madison - 1850
G. Crane, one and one-half story brick
residence north side of Twenty-second 500
E. Tinsiey estory brick residence,
north side of Fourth street. 725
Total 1865
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"world's Fair" at theatre tomorrow. \
AUCTION. AUCTION.

On Monday, December 1, at 10 30 a. M,
No. 129 West Second South street. Three
fine antique oak bedroom sets, fine lot OF
mattress springs and best of bedding, lot of
fine carpets, lot of rockers, fine plush bed
lounge and other lounges, elegant ebony
writing desk, best Singer sewing machine,
cost sos, two cook stoves, heating stoves,
fine easel and painting, elegant clock, lot OF
silver ware, center and other tables, hne
com bination flour and spice table, dining
chairs, hanging and other fine lamps; all OF
the above goods were new three months
ago. ANDREWS ~ RElNs1MAR,
Auctioneers.
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The Organization of a Public Library,

An effort is being made to have public
library established on grand scale in
Ogden at an early date.
Nearly every city in the United States,
with a population of 5000 and up, can
boast of a public library. But Ogden with
her population ranging close to Is, 0C0 souls
has never been blessed with these oppor-
Lunities.
A week or so ago Joseph Peery, superin-
tendent of county schools started the move
ment in North Ogden. The sue
cess of the enterprise was marvellous and
Mr., Peery, with several able assistants
who were willing to lend their aid in pro
noting such a valuable educational insti-
tuition, were able to turn over $50 into the
library fund by giving a musical entertain
ment in the popular suburb equal to the
best in the East.
| Meeting with such unbounded success in
North Ogden, Mr.. Peery has under
taken the difficult task of organic
ing an ASSOCIATION in the city.
| He has talked the matter over with our
leading men, in both educational and bust
ness circles, and has been assured of their
cooperation in the undertaking and striving
with such earnest efforts he has succeeded
in placing the subject fairly before the
public.
Arrangements have been made to hold a
grand, musical and literary entertainment in
the Grand opera house on the evening of
January /, 1891.
The excellent musical artists Mrs. V NJ
G. Silva, Prof. krause and Miss Alice b
Calkins have been assigned places in the
programme, as well as Martin Schenc1 and
others of the leading musical talent o. the
United States.
Frank j. Cannon will deliver an Grafton
on aReading." Hon. G. c. Richards will
give an address on the "Readlng Room
1.-THE Necessity of Public Library in Og
den," will be the subject of debate by
Prof. T. :. Lewis, Judge L. Rhodes and
Joseph Peery. William Shilling will de
liver an address
The speeches will all be short but will be
spicy and to the point
A concert grand piano will be be fur
nished by the Chalder Music company fo
the occasion.
This will be the next attraction after thu
Emma Abbott season.
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Rice's "World's Fair" two nights.

Customers will find it to their interest to
trade at the Salt Lake Equitable Co OPP: by
so doing they will become part owners IN
the business
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Rice's "World's Fair'' tomorrow.
WATCHES FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

New stock of watches, clocks, iewelry,
pens, pencils and agate goods. Lowest
prices in the city for first class goods. L.
M. Surbaugh, ieweler, 20 West, First
South street.
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Real Estate Sales.

F. T. Sanford and wife to E. Gilfellan,
lots IA and ID, block 8, Sanford's SUBJ
division of lot q, block 10, South Ogden
survey coo
G. A. Barry ct al. to William T. Reed,
part of lot !, block 8, Riverside annex 1900
H. Mclean and wife to w. G. Hunter,
part of section ct, township north,
S. Clarke to W. G. Hunter, part of sec
tion 81, township north, range B. sc
William knight and wife to w. G. Hun
ter part of section 49, township north,
James Griffin and wife to p. Jackson
part of section TO- township north,
range a. 2o'
G. Poulter and wife to j. j. Kennedy
part of lot 90, block 4, S. o. S---------- 3,00(
E. A. Reed and wife to B. Lewis, part of
| lots and g. block 49, plat A-......------ 3OU
of lot :, block 10. S. o. ..-----.,- =. 1,5N
M II. Jones and wife to NJ. S. Browning,
part of lot 10, block Sc, plat c.
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s. Ternes to e. Kirwan, part Of lot 80,
block 10, S. o.
o. Berger to J. C. Jacobs, lot 2, block 4,
o. Berger'S addition -----,
M B. Child an wife to J. N. Hamblen,
part Of section e. township north,
range l--...-.----s
S. Baird to NJ. L. jones ct al, part of lot
8, block IS, plat
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"world's FAIR Monday and Tuesday.

Large dolls worth 75c given away with
one can of baking powder for CSC, at the
Salt Lake Equitable Coop. W. Lapgton,
president: Thomas H. Mott, vice president.
We give half profit to stockholders and
half to customers.
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"worlds FAIR Monday and Tuesday.

Microbe Killer will cure coughs and
colds. as well as diseases of throat and
lungs D. L. DAVIS, Agent
6S and 20 West First South ST.
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We are offering a lot of very choice, all
wool Jersey waists at s125 each, regular
price S.. 80. COIN Bros.
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"world's Fair'' at theatre tomorrow. y

Cohn Bros. are advertising children's
cloaks at great bargains.
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"World's Falrn at theatre tomorrow. =
DANCING.

George L. Cliff, dancing school, four
doors south of postotfice, open day and
inh
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AUCTION.
Attention to the public that we have
opened large auction and commission
store. We will have sale three times
week. Monday, Thursday and Saturday
at 10 a. m. Please send all your second
hand. You get big prices and money in
advance if wanted. Teams always on
hand to receive your goods.
F. MILLER & Co..
127 and 129 e. First South
Opposite City Hall. Tel 100.
Grand scenery, theatre, tomorrow.