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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-18

Rev. Dr. Huntington remarks that
with so much Anglomania In the air
It is pity that the good old Lngli'h
u'age Of walking to church on the Lords
day should not be re -.yei,-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-18

The president has assured the Colored
Press association that II the name of u
competent .colored man is presented to
him for n judicial appointment the case
will receive due consideration.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-18

LOCAL. TRAINS.
sALr LAKE AND ounNa.
Leave salt LAKE 2ut AN. and 81" n. m, a.,
pm, Returning. arrive salt LaEo gt0 ain
Lio pm.. AS PIN.
nis0ilAM.
Leave salt Lake nsU a.ln., returning, arrive
rait lake t0p.m.
AAnmcas ronK, rR1yo. srhisdvtLLG,
THISTLE, Nj, PLEASANT AMI NANTt.
Leave salt Lake $50 ami returning, a..
rive salt Lake t.le PM
u. q, DODGE, '. ~. BENNETT.
General Mansref Gen. Plss. Ast
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-18
HOUSE MOWERS AND RAisERs.

L,NCIUsIyE, PRACTICAL AND nEsPoN
~ sihle house movers IN Utah. huililnss
raised, turned aud moved Auy distance Old
buldings bought, sold and torn down work
done m any part ~ the Territory. OFFIcr-ll
and n scot Aueriach building y. %. IoS "a.
UTAH HOUSE MOVING COMPANY.
cHAs, " firLps, In MIursT
Manager sec, aud Treas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-18

rT,uE ANNUAL ME iNG OF THE STOCK
holders Of The Inland salt Company viii
b held at the complny's once, No. IL = Wcst
Temple heet an Lake City, on Monday, Nav
: 1871, tam, for the pufpose OF clcetins
Directors To serve for the ensuing year and Tor
the transaction Of such other business as NAV
properly come before the meeting
l. A. CLAYTON, Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-18

liNAlihh hNbk
Caustlc agents are horribly slow and UNI
certain, and, In the end. troublesome to
both owner aud patient, 50 that therc
are very few Instances where their use
Is 10 be recommended. Growihs Ia
which the base Is diifuse, and round
which II is impossible TO get u liyature,
should be dis.ected out or removed with
the hot iron; but In all cases where prac-
ticahlc the ligaturc Is best. ~ the cxcrcs-
cence Il less likely 10 grow again when
removed in this way. The action Of tho
ligaturc Is to cirisc construction. and de-
rnyo the growth Of the blood supply by
which it u nourishcd. aud when this Ia
done II dies aud drops of.
Large growihs have corresponding
ly large vessel Of supply. and when these
are removed with the knife. unless tho
vessels arc picked up aud tied or scared
with the hot iron, tho heinorrhage Is
frequently cousiderable aud often very
troublesome 10 the amateur surgeon.
With the ligaturc there is none Of this,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-01
DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.

In this department We show Boucles, Cheviotss
Camers-liair, CheyroDf, Bedford Corus, oerecs'
Heuricttas, Cashmeres, Broadcloths, knicker-
booker Robes imported direct Tor Us, NeNess'
Silks, Corduroya, in all the leading new SHADES
Our stock Is very complete aud lowest prices.
Bedford Cords, the newest and most styhsn
dress goods out, IN all shades. at 20, 3o' A.
63, ~, SOC, 81, up TO g.. 20 per yard -,
Broadcoths In all colors AZ 30, 0o, 20, soc., ei'
sI25 and 81 for the best imported;
| Robes imported directly for us in Broadciotn'
Cameis- Hair, Boucles, serges, with hand
some decoration, from $500 to s43 Tor a
BEAUTY: no, no ,r
per yard;
seraes and Henriettas, all ,colors, from 2lc. to
Soc. per yard-these are rare bargains; an
| Cameps-fIair Novelties, very styush, from %sc.
to St.S5 per yard
Nedium- Priced Goods In all new shades ana
STYLES, ranging In price from SIsc. 70 3sc'
per yard-a very large stock to select from.
China silks In all colors at 20, 80, 4S, 20, ~,
ana 9Sc for goods worth Sl.75:
BLACK and Colored SILK Faille at S9c., worth
BLACK Armure at 79c., 95c., and s1.33-reduced
col6red p1,dN Satin. at %. 35. and 4oc.;
Black and COlored Surahs at 3s, %, ana 6vc.
Black and COlOred Silk Eelyets, all shades, NJ
SO, 90. rs, 93c, sL15, up to $2.oo per
yard;
WASH FABRICS-Gingham, Outing-Cioths,
FIannelettos, China Cloths, Tissues, Prints,
Cretonnes, &C., b., at very low prices.
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Tremendous Stock.
TANs. LIGGT AND DARK GRAYS, BLACK,
NAVY, MYRTLE IN PLAIN AND
FUR TRIMMED.
NEW WRAPS RECEIVED EVERY DAY.
CARPETS. CARPETS, CARPETS.

Our Carpet Department on the second moor
has been rcft.eJ. and Is one OF the largest ehu
best stocked in tho city.
Cottage Carpet at 12tf, Is, 90, and 21c.;
Ingram Tapestry, Brussels, Veivets, Moqrettes'
Administers, Druggets In Felt, Ingram
Rugs IN Tapestry, Moluette, smyrna, VIII
ton Velvets, Hassocks, all at very low prices:
Ingram Carpets at %, 2S. 80, 40, and osc.' ior
the best wool
Tapestry Carpets at 40, SIS, 60, 70, SS, and 97c.
for the best article;
Body-Brussels Carpet at 81 and sl.25, made
and laid on the floor;
Wilton MOauette Carpet nc o0c. worth sl.oo,
Dobson's Best Moquette Carpet at sl'2o' maze
and laid; o -
Moouette aud Velvet Carpets at sl.50 and
S1.75:
SMYRNA Rugs at So G5, 10, 90c., 81, sI.25;
~. 1854 $3.50. and s6 for a sofa Rug.
Noquette Rugs at 51.6J, 1928, So.t3 Tor inc
largest and best article;
Wilton Velvet Rings Mt S1.5O. s2.oo, ana So'oV'
Uassocks az 10 ard oSc.-great bargains
Art Squares in Felt and lngraln-a large stocs AZ
50 80. SO, 81, 50, 80. 81, 80. Sl2, ana Slo-
very much below the regular prices;
Door, Mats, Oi-Cioth Rugs:
| Floor Or-ClO.hs at 22. %. 80, and Soc
| Iinoleum Mt 40. 90, 20, aud oOc.;
LACE JRrAINS In Nottingham. Antique, ROM
Appliaue-one OF the largest aDd most COM
uiete stocks ever shown In this city, ranging
In price from j0c. 20 S35 pair.
Call and DO convinced that We CAN GIVE YOU
TIE BEST VALUE FOR THE LEAST MONEY of any
| house In this city.
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Here are some Dress
Goods BARGAINS:

AG-nch Lubin's Imperial Serges-the newest
'aIl shades Tor 69c. yard. The usual price Is
: / n yard.
40-inch Au-Wo)l Henrettas-quallties from
63 20 73c.-for 4gc.'
About 20 French Dress Snits-some OF the
handsomest styles Of this sonsOn-a special pur-
chase. Among them English styles OF Cheek,
| Long Shaggy Carers-llair. Bedford Cords with
embroidered elects, and number Of Plain, So
dato. and Bold designs. Price from IS 30 81 7.
But for this lucky purchase the price would be
| SlJ 10 52S.
Broadcioth Suits, Robes of Embroidery with
| Cut jet Beads AMI Nai-heads. Tho pr!co should
| be 224-but IT'S 3l5.
A full line of tho bes: 81 Broadcloths, %
| inches wide, for Soc.
We offer every suggestion 10 the best and
| hnnisomest Mourning Dress Wear. among them
| the Soft, Flannely Bartinc Cloth, manufactured
| by Priestley Of puro Australian Wool. 40 inches
wide. You may properly te charged Sl2o else
where-its only Toe n yard here.
Tho Prlostley Camel's-IIair Chevron, n half
| inch diagonal, semi-rough cloth, IS inches wide,
| 75c. n yard.
Fine Imperial Serge, Priestley make. 4S inches
| wide, and never aod tor less than sl.23, 15c. n
| yard. Also, special prices in line Snk-Warr
1 Ifpnrietfrs.
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etsn!. sng; Wderwear,

s1.4d, according to slze They are on the coun.
ter from soc. T. 9Sc.
Chiid GEMS White Merino, Oxford finish, about
6f dozen, all sizes from No. u 70 81, for 25c.
No sian offcr o. Honday 2l dozen ot Fuil Re-
gular Iadios' Underwear. Of tho American
Hosiery Company. Tor sl.50 each.
~ dozen Of DR.. Warner's Cameps-Hair Ladies'
yasts light weight, value t2 80, for s1.j0 each.
Ladies' Cotton Swiss Ribbed, full winter weieht
and substantially finished, for 15c. each; Esy p:-
ian Yarn. 59c
We also call your attention 10 full line of
Ladies' Merino Underwear TO tho finest all-wool
made.
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Good MiIzi1aers

mTsf Tonf 10 tho highcsf qualification aud
talent. Many years training with perseverance,,
cultivation, and experience. Science In the
makeup Of the hat and taste for the becoming
ness Of the head ars among the indispensables
II you are conceited about your own tnsts you
can buy headwear anywhere and your neighbors
will not object TO your wearing 1t. The pique OF
millinery taleut may diler-not between Paris
and New York if you materially consult the
Millinery Department here Taste, talent, and
money speak with emphasis that merit your at
tentiOp.
an sbosaa In Cuk ChonilIo RalIa for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-01
JERSEYS, JERSEYS.

II you are In need OF Jersey now is your
chance. We have made great reductions in
them and havo divided them up In lots, as fol-
lows:
Lot we offer at 49c. each, former price 75c.;
Lot We ofcr at 99c each, former price sl.5O:
Lot 3 we offer at $l.25 each, former price $3.50
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GANSS & co.
MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS, ETC.
sov' but our business rushing
Tho great bargains a. handev
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.

we marc everything new and desirable In
&i'dhery, and our styles and prices cannot be
"nched by any othe- house. We are always
aoaing 10 our already immense line OF I. -,
ornaments, Fancy Feathers, Tips, etc. Tho
iafest styles and shapes In Hats aud Frames on
hand. Yachting Caps at 29c. and upwards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-01
FINE PERFUMES AND SOAPS.

We have fitted up n Pcrfumery counter and II
catches the eye as you enter tue store. Follow
ing Is a list Of attractions:
Seely's Quadruple Extracts, 3jc. IN ounce;
Seeiys Orchard Perfumes, in six odors, only Doc
an ounce:
Browns Triple Extracts. 2jc an ounce.
We furnish thc bottles froo OF charge.
Eastman Sachct-POwGcr, Poe. an ounce;
Eastmaus Toilet Perfume at %, 80, ald 75c. q
botno;
Eastmane Extra Fine Soaps nj 2jc. cake;
Seeiys finest ViOleJ Water at I5c al ounce.
This Is the pure article and just the thing to
use in bathing babies.
A full line of genuine Cut-Glass Bottles cheap.
Our DC. soap sii selling az &C.;
Turlish-Bath soap at Be-;
Oatmeal Soap Al BE-;
Best Paim Soap Do 4c.:
COcoa-Ol soap 40 D.:
Capo May Bouquet soap at 12lac.;
Cuticura Soap at iUc.
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Dress Goods!
Dress Goods |

We show all the new shades Of ModsS
Caster. Pansy. Gold Brown. Navy. and
Myrtle in Bedford Cords. Camel's Has1s
Chevron Effects. aud Fancy WeavC9
Many OF these styles cannot be dupls
Gated elsewhere and few OF them can b
obtained later on.
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SUNDRIES

Boldiuc's Knitting silks at @5c. n spool;
T. nDr ii,ry Spool silks NJ &c. dozcn;
Va 80. T gist. and Fills silks at 40c. a dozen;
Pin-Cu,hiC rs al ,, 10, l2l5. Il, and 25c.
Nurses Aprons from 10 10 jOc.;
Felt iOr i.amDroquns at 2jc. yard and up
wards:
Darniug Cotton az ] Oc. n dozen.
Oar lines n COrsels, Hosiery, Gloyes, Hand
kcTchicis, Towels are worry complete, and We sell
these eools al prices % suit all customers.
Stamping done at short notice and work
guaranteed.
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Blankets Blankets, Blankets.

Hundreds OF Bl9ntets-haye been-soia--pn e'--a u.
ring tho past-fcw wecks-We kno" whal hiaNo'
5ooIfxtra-Aeavy- White Blankets AZ
ON t.i Fra. Heavy and Wool-Mixed Blankets at
C,,iforpia-W -Whito-An-Wool Ia Blankets ~
See ~ the Sc, IS, slO. $3.50, sl5' and siS
Blankets. ,.,Dp,uy FrAY.
AIJ-WOOL STRIPED and PLAID BABY fhAN'
NEI.S-3gc. a yard -, ,,.do-
MEMS OUTING SHIRTS-al sizes-weh ihAuo-
with po k9ts, s5c @;-s1 enfh; e hi;.r1coEs-st 4c. a
900 'nao,uands-GooD a,a COTTON BATS at s3sc.
I o0o varisIPATENT LINING-Black on ONO
slde-White on other-4c yarn r,co
: oo0 CARDS-"O Old-Time Everlasting Euso-
The Extra-Largc LINEN pAMAsk TOWEL "'
l9iLc. each Is worth seeing, ,n,rc, cosS.
Wa aTe shOWinc--a line OF LADIES "0oon- - ~
uFRS-Iuyerncss s,yle--with long cape-@~'-'
il The price-here-S3.50 elsewhere.
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HOuSelUGre

hemia, France, Italy, Germany, and America;
We can only call special attention TO unusual
prices the sightseeing you have TO do.
Art Metal Goods in novelties OF brass ana cop
per-Old-Iron Piano Lamps, height TO burner
81 inches. extended rs inches, com plete for $40
Polished Brass Piano Lamps, with Onyx Top,
complete, s15; Polished Brass Piano Lamp,
height TO burner AZ inches, extended 63 inches,
complete with shade and double burner Tor
1898.
Nexican ONYX top, $3.50: Old Iron Jardinerc
stand 20 inches high. for SO; Old Iron 5-ociock
Tea stand, 22 inches high, with solid brass
kettle, $3.50; Brass Stand and Kettle, II inches
hirh. ful quart size, Asbesto Lamp, $3.50.
Statuary Pedestals, ebony finish, 80 inches
high. Tor S6.5O; Mahogany inish, &f.S5 Ebony,
AZ inches high, spiral carving. $3.50.
Silver Art Vases, ten inches high, Sl.2O ;
Fsieuce Vases, thirteen inches high, e1.75
Flora Vases, ten inches high, $50. satsuma
Vases, twelve inches high, &39S.
The last 200 Of tho so and 75c. Frc-Screcns
6I so : Real sman Cracker Jars for SOC. 10
pair Segi Decorated Ours and Saucers at 25c.
Lacquer Collar and Can-boxes, Soc. Deco
rat. q China Double EgE-Cupr, sc. dozen
French China Decorated Cups aud Saucors, S2.oO
per dozen Plates to match, o2.25 dozen.
Shall have on special sale about goo dozen
Kid Gloues. Is isa,;s.' ana .g.sss 'S,sr';ss
real I'd, worth ass Tor el.29; =. 8, and 10.
Button Length Undressed xoYsQus'anss' saaos
II 10 IL xAsT BROAD sTRxBE
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JAPANESE WARE. ORNAMENTS,
ETC.

After-Dinner Cups and sauceS at e2.75 .
dozen;
Salt-C at 12Mc.;
japanese Teapots. 12c. 20 $3.50;
Japanese Vases from 25c. to siS.
Our assortment OF Japanese Goods Is the
largest and most select ever shown in this city.
Bisque Figures from 25c. to $40 pair:
Glass Baskets from 2Jc. 20 3l.25
Genuine Bonn Ware 8t mucn less than you can
buy them for from any other house. We also
keep a large variety of Rhenish Grown Ware.
FANCY GOODS, ETC.
Imitation Japanese SILK Tides at 25c.;
Beautiful China Silk Tides at 69c. and upwards:
China SILK Hoad-Rests single, at 39c and up
wards;
China SILK Rosts double, at SOC. and up
wards.
Plush Balls. Fringes. Fancy Pushes, Spiders,
SIX Cords, ETC., for all kinds Of fancy Work on
hand at lowest prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-01
PHENOMENAL SALES IN OUR
LACE CURTAIN DEPARTMENT,

az wards long, taped-all aronnd-loo pa,r9a
., 31s y1.u5 long, tsped all around, Toe pair-5
Yards val long, tspedalI around-6oe' pa,ario nair 1re
Ten-Point Curtains st-sl;2o 40 cr,sS- mna S pan
Az C-olors-GOOD WINDOW-SHADES-h1Iu
coin pleto-21c. apiece.
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IFEDBN, TALLEY & co.,
500 east Broad street.
1891.

e,, most charming Of months has gone November, her
,o Arc you you rcaiyfOr the changer Drygoods bills
M e. h medical fraternity, and many sickness have
.essncss putting clothing How are you off
We have several kinds of Mcrino Underwear for La
a.. Children Prices from 25c to $3.50 per garment Bee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-01

Our 25c. reduced Colored Passemen-
teries are passing away. Don't you want
some?
On the rack are our Job Cloaks and
the prices have been put to the rack.
Prices Sl.50 TO $l5. Look at these.
They are all sorts and conditions OF
Cioaks. All very cheap.
We bought some very handsome Silk
BrOcatelie for furniture covering to sell
for Sc yard. They have not sold, SO
down they so 10 $3.50 per yard.
Sizes and 81 in Ladies Oxford Hose
that is, gray mixed reduced from so to
2jc.
Lot White On-Cloth nice for kitchen
tables ut l5c. per yard.
Nine White -Fringed Table Cloths with
red borders, . yards long by II yards
wide, at SIPS worth $3.50.
We have two lines Of
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UNDERWEAR.
ZEPHYRS AND YARNS.

Not many left, but still good assortment o
coors We keep no more after these are gone
We are selling
Whole and Split Zephyrs at SC. an ounce;
SaxOny Yarns at Sc. a hank;
Spanish Yarns at Sc. hank;
Germantown Yarns az Sc. hank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-01
FEATHER BOAS.

We have about one dozen left AZ prices ranging
s4.25, 1925, s0.2j, and 1925. worth 25 per
cont more than we have marked them.
FSs and Fur Trimming for coats and
dress iteen different kinds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-01

Department as
gained tho pinnacle
OF collection from all
parts Of the world
japan, India, BO-
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AA - = - - - ~
Cioaks have been-solllng 30 rapidly here-
that II reminds one Of the old song-the sOng-Ih
vogue-when men and women ahho "o4o
cIosks-yiz; ave all wear clOaks.
Heres a cut-Ledies Long Capes IN al Color.
10 ,,,,,,nSd with btaid-storm collsr-sf each !;
Ladies' Misunderstanding coat-ttlmnleu
with fur. $3.50. YOull see It marked io III
the spe,iaLsale shop windows; a,os
Ladies' Cassimere-Jackets-weh Haoe' @i'~'
See onr Ladies' Jackets at ss. $40, sl4.3o' sl9'
The most select styles-of Children's and
Misses Cloaks In the city-prices range ifolh
5o0 Ladies-Fur Capes-at $3.50 each-storm
collar -, rtoop
We keep-the Lancaster brand OF fLooh
OIL-CLOTH-all widths our quaItles arc Mai 81
rauted--the prices are lower than you pay iot
the common nakes-Seo the goods Tor yourseu'
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COATS AND JACKETS.

tho newest styles. Our style 27G Jackets, special
price only 1926, are really worth s5 each
Other goods sold proportionately as cheap.
LACE CURTAINS,
We are doing quito trade In this line. just
Imagine 81 pair Of Curtains for 79c.; but that
is what we are selling them for this week. We
have limited quantity, 90 call soon II you wish
bargain in Lace Curtains. Our IS Curtains
only $500.
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s21.S0-a special value makes them sl4.7o.
Rough Diagonal Ladies' Jackets, full three
quarter-lengih, for 50 each. Trimmed with
Astrachan, full length. $500.
Garments we're nevor handsomer or more be-
coming. Only the finest maksrs' wares are re-
presented here. A glance is sufficient
The us1nl best l2-4 ca lfOrniA
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A. HUrzLER'S Sons
3l5 cast Broad street.
Vraps for Ladies' and Cl1disk

For this department We have puxs
chased the best assorted and mose case'
fuIly.sclected styles that the market o
iords and we feel assured that alnoel
any taste can bo gratidcd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-01

tracts produced IN Anne OakIoys y The mOst
favored. In bulk for DC. an ounce. The Magic
Revolution Money-Book, 15c.
Tho fs------s--j and Curtain Depart
monts are ordered 10 be closed
and IINrT1pf i goods are 10 be sold for
Iess than manufacturers'
Tho I-~-----------7jS Stock contains many
hun dred pair OF Real and
Imita ('JITfNT115 4 ton Lace Curtains
design.i WV that have been Of our
speciaI importation. s1.5O
will buy Lace Curtains that were Sz.4o, " VIII
buy Imitation Brussels that were S3.23 pair,
s4 will buy Curtains that were $500 pair,
and 30 with any that you PICK up from the
cheapest 10 the finest. Portieres, Chenille, full
3lS-yard length, with heavy fringe. "a pair.
ala reduced from $3.50. Draperies OF every
Kind In SILK, SILK and Cotton. or Cotton
Second floor takseltSator.
like a full-blOWu rose the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-01

natural and OF
pure Austria
! Ian Wool. The
prices have
I..p on, ~
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IF0ncu-Art
Stamping

A now line Of Ladies'
day. The Queens Capo
Camel's-Hair Chsvron--
Black, Navy, Light Tan
t1re. The price has
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-01

for Z i2.5U VIII be sD.5O.
Every kind OF Bedding.
Hand-Crocheted Children's
Worsted Sacques from 25c. to
$40.
:
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-12-26

quantities. Traffic on all railroads
in the state is seriously retarded,
and in many cases along the western
division of the Union Pacific, traius
are blockaded. Snow has drifted
furiously. Stock has suffered in
tensely. The farmers feel partially
compensated for loss of stock in the
fact of having their winter wheat
well protected. In the interior por-
ton a heavy fall snow occurred be-
fore it turned so cold, consequently
the winter grain well protected.
The storm extended throughout
Kansas, Colorado, Wyoming and the
Dakotas. In Wyoming the loss 10
stock is reported as unusually large
with complete train blockade.
FIRE IN INSANE ASYLUM.
PONTIAC, Mich, Dec. 26.-Fire
broke out in the north wing of the
insane asylum at 80 today and is
still burning. Assistance is asked
from Detroit and other neighboring
towns. The inmates of the NORTH
wing were removed with great diff
6culty. 1t is said that all the 400 in
mates were saved. Last reports are
the whole structure is doomed. Los
will be about $3.50, 1900.
WILL BE STOPPED.
NEW York, Dec. 26.-Superin
tendenL of Police Murray, announc
ed today that he would not allow
Charlie Mitchell and Jim Corbett tt
light in the early part of neXt
month at Madison Square garden.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-12-26

A PRACTICAL GIFT. - Mothers
make your daughters independent
by giving them as Christmas pres
ent the price of the course of instruc-
tioA in the Kellogg Tailor System
of cutting, draping and cutting.
School opens Dec. oath. B. E. Hyde,
147 Morrison street, Portland, gen.
eral agent. 12-Z4-lm
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-12-26

r. r. social at Unity church,
Monday evening, Dec, 2sth. Ticket
office at Unity station open at 7:3O
D. M. Continuous trains until 10 p.
IN. Coupon tickets with ten stop
overs, and lunch at r. r. Restaurant
twenty minutes for supper"-25
oants DIT
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-12-26
WILL BE sTOPp
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS FILED
WITH COUNTY REC0RDEK.

Clemantine Bar and husband to
e II Ingles 5 IA, d cJ b Duchar-
men, $ll4l.50.
is Myers and VT TO w III Ryder
railroad $50.
Oregon Land Co to f M George
26, 27 and pit Of 25 Sunnyside No
/, 20 a, 5000.
NJ A Williamson, single, to VIM
Manning, SO # / bl 2, $1050.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-12-26
RuckIeu's Arnica SaIve,

The Best Salve in the world for cuts,
Sores, Tette,, Ehapped Hands, UhilDlains.
Corns and all SAID Eruptions, and pos.
lively cures Piles, or no pay requires. IL
rs guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money ref1ndfd. Price. rs cents ~ 7
hox. For sale by Dan1 /. Fry. 225 Com S'
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-12-26

XNTILl.AMErrE UNIvERsITY-G
w superior adNaniagcs ~ students 81
music, Five teachers. lRicst methods.
Vocal aud instrumental music taught 10
the highest proficiency. No use G0ing east
10 study musie. Expense moderate.
diplomas given on compleii0n OF course
Z,M, PARVtN.
AuslcN plreetcr,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-12-26
A Herald of the Infant Year.

CLIP the last thirty years from the cen
tury, anu the segment will represent the
term of the unbounded popularity of Hos
tetter's stomach Bitters. The opening of
pearance of fresh Almanac of the Bitters,
In which the uses, derivation and action
of this world famous medicine will be
lucidly set forth. Everybody should read
it. The calendar and astronomical caicu-
lations to be found in this brochure are al
ways astonishingly accurate, and the
statistics, illustrations, humor and other
reading matter rich in interest and full OF
burg, Pa, publishes it themselves. They
employ more than sixty hands in the
mechanical work, and more than eleven
months in the year are consumed In its
preparation. 1t can be obtained without
cost of ali druggists and country dealers,
and is printed in English, German,
French, y elsh, Norwegian, Swedish, Hol.
land, Bohemian and Spanish.