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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-05
MONKEY Actors.
A Trainer Must BECOME a Monkey 10 he
Ahln o. Teach Them Tricks.

A Trainer Niust BECOME Monkey "a he
Ahlo 10 Teach Them Tricks
Tho training OF monkeys for stage pc--
formanccs demands peculiar talents aud
a curious psychological ability on tho
part Of tho instructor. Brockmaun,
probably the most successful monkey
trainer TINT the world has seen. once do
scubel thus the necessary method Of APP
preaching a monkey pupils
ITO tho monkey man Is a strange and
incomprehensihlo being. | therefore
must adopt A. Tar a. possible the mon.
keys way u regarding persons and
things. Tho monkey must tind IN nc
one Of HE own kinda monkey like him.
sclf. only much stronger monkey.
whom he must obey Then he has sorre.
thing which he can understands ho nc.
customs himself 10 Il, and he voluntarily
takes more pains 10 comprehend me
than ho would take 20 comprehend be.
ing who made on him about the same
impression that q monster from another
world would mako on US adapt,
therefore. all to his mode o; life. When
he disobcys and rebels against mo do
not strike, because he does not strike,
but bite because he bites"
Tho behavior Of troop Of monkeys
trained by Brockmann would undoubt.
edly strengthen tho convictions Of tho
Russian Duruil, who gave up teaching in
a high school 10 instruct pigs aud geese,
and who holds that, Of all pupils. human
/ pupils are tho least docile a IMAM once
bohind the scenes Of Brockmann's mon.
key theatcr wrote;
II have always regretted that Brock.
mann did not give his performances GA a
| perfectly open stage, No that tho audience
could 500 the waiting performers. Tho
conduct Of tho quadrupcd actors whilo
awaiting their parts was much moro
fascinating than their best acting before
the audience. Like company OF guomcs
or klliputlans the little performers cit
there dressed and made up. perfectly
well behaved, each In tho proper human
attitude on his tiny chair, each follow.
ing with undivided attention and eager
anxiety the progress Of the play 20 M 10
BE- ready at the exact moment for his up.
pcaruncc No person Is near them, no
servant or attendant 10 distract them, and
no prompter to whisper ut the proper
timci
"'Fmulcin Lehman, look QUIT You
come on Immediately or, 'HoIr Schulzel
Where b. Herr Schuls5f QuicA Quick
You must 90 on
EVERY ouu knows his part perfectly.
Every one Is acquainted with th,
progress ot the plot and with tue stag,
Of the development no which he Is cx
pocied to appear without a catchworI
orIno,ion he hurric5 down FROM his tiny
chair and out on the stage, plays his IT.
lie part, and without bow Tor tho ap
proval OF the audience turns back TO hi'
place, not TO leave It before duty call
him again before tho footlights. Her
all alone and unmatched these little fel
lows mover forget their roles 30 far rs Q,
fcitlc down on al iours, cover Ia mon
key fashion. or indulge In tho pranks o
thcir mercuHal natures. New Vol
| SIM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-05

Among tho many practical methods
devised by kindly Christian people To
reach aud help tho poor aud criminal
classes, ono Of tho most effective Is tho
Sunday breakfast In Philadelphia.
Al o o'clock every Sunday morning a
room "a opened In ono of the most de
graded quarters Of tho city within easy
reach OF sailors, cmisrantl and that IN.
numbered class who Gro homeless and
hungry.
The room Is clean and warm, u pleas
ant refuge Ia stormy weather The Ia
Bile IS ret, aud each man or woman who
enters, no matter how filthy or degraded.
Is heartily welcomed. Tho breakfast
consists OF two substantial sandwiches
and u cup Of strong hot'colrec.
After the meal ia over there Is music,
aud ono or two hymns arc sung, while
tho no ,s-mon and women OF all sccts--
90 quietly about among their guests and
try to find out the special misery In their
lives. aud TO mako them their friends
Youths Companion.
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kerry and artillery on our risHt confirmed
Ms speech. We now came back At gallon
toward point between the place whore We
were festing aud the place where the BATHS
was raging. ~ we rode into an elevated
clearing. called Hazel Grove, the regiment
was brought into line. We surmised n dis.
aster and uervously brnccd Ourselves for
the ordeal, not knowing whether we were
to make an attack or walt there TO receive
Que
THE roar OF musketry was now heavier
and nenret' the vast woods betwocn usnnd
Dowdalls seemed TO shake with H. There
was no time to ask or 20 wonder what had
happened Tor the regiment was ordered Oh
at gnllop. After riding about three hun.
drcd yards We tuned into n narrow road
that promised TO take Us into the midst OF
the enemy. Halt dozen horsemen In
cadet grny-most likely generals stan re-
oonnoiteting, ~ they did not ride Ia ranks
were In The road ahead Of US, and turn<d
back to their lines
The word charge was now passed from
the leading squadron aud sabefs fcw into
the air along our liuu. bat none too soon,
TOT We were ALREADY In the midst NJ the Zoe,
aud they were ready for Us. The uniortu.
hAAN hVNNlFou Nuht lth NlAEut AT tue NlN
Us We dashed along the narrow lane aud
we who rode next to II got only the smoke
from the enemy's guns We could reach
nothing as yet, aud could SEQ nothing but
fire and smoke, for thoir line OF battle was
tafely posted behind a thicket that llnsd
the rest Of the road. while their rines were
aimed through IL
1T was a long lane and a hot lane TO 20
through. but the lane had turn and We
got to u at last, when we reached the Plank
road and struck Rolus' Confederate dlvl.
sion right In the front. We struck 10 NJ u
wave strikes a ship-thc ship 90 STAGGERED.
may 10 thrown on hcf beam ends, but tho
wave Is dashed into spray aud the ship
sails on ~ before.
"Mai Keenan,, who lei his battalion In
the charge, the captain Ia command of the
leading squadron. the ndiutant aud few
score Of their followers went down Mt this
shock together Tie detail scut over to
recover their bodies after the battle slItl
the major had thirteen bullets In his body
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Of the Eighth Pennsylvania cavalry, de-
teribes the incident In paper recountiug
his personal experiences In the charge lie
says ION the afternoon Of May =, lsij, the
Eighth Pennsylvania cavalry was ordered
10 disnount, slack saddle glrths and rest
In theN Unity OF Gen. Ilooker's headqunr-
ters at unbelievable. Some Of the men
fell asleep holding their horses, some be-
ran talking OF the battle, while knot Of
officers, who always improved such coca
slous In this way, sat down TO their favor
lie game u poker. snddenly an order from
headquarters made u complete change In
the scene Al the word mount the
sleepers as well as the takers sprnng iuto
their saddles, tho gamblers suatohed up
their stakes aud their cards, and rcgi'
ment OF cavalry took the place Of a loung'
ing crowd
Passing to tho left Of Charlottesville
House We crossed our line OF battle ~ the
edge Of wood and came NJ with recon
p0itering party that had captured the
lWentf third Georgia, We had heard thht
lac was retreatlny aud supposed that tn,
unfortunate regiment bad been sacrificed
10 give the main body chance TO escapei
but while We were eommiseratlng the poor
fellows, one Of them dohantly said, You
may think you have done biz thing Just
now. but wait Till Jackson geta around on
your right
1--WE laughed AZ this harmless brayndo
for We did not thin, be would betrly Jack
sons move had he known anything about
IL, but while we wern set trying 10 get
thfough ths thick wooy tho roar oi mus
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-05

A negro mill hand at lnwood ran bis
head against the cutoff saw Thursday
afternoon while the saw was In fun mo
ton Result This teeth Of the saw viii
have 10 BIZ rounded up and tho saw
hammered before the latter may be used
again. Tho negro only stopped work
long enough to dress nn inch long cut in
his scalp, the result Of tho collision on
his side. Pensacola News.
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.u,ky NH Mining Company. Location Of
puucip4i place " businoss iars
CTS, Utah.

NOTlCE II HEnEni GlNEN THAT IT
~ o. meeting II The Hoard ~ Truftrrs lirIf
on The Oh day ~ August, lsli, nt SAT- ihku
CITY, tthu, nn assrssWrui, NJ. 3 ~ two cent.
ppF thHru Wa 'rWtd ur The capital stock OF
M thifty DAYS tfdm me above date, at No, 10
Naiu street. sails Lake Guy. Utah, Any stock
upnn which this asses uent tsmalrs unpaid
ola the siat day NJ september, l-ll, viii he 10
uuuurnt AMI aiyertiapi Tor sale Al puhllr nurs
lion. and uulrsa payment b. inside before, VII
he seldom tho glat day Ut october, 1871, Al tho
hour VI DO O'Clock q, m.t 40 hr rniuuhhN's
ONCE, tiuum Su. $40 Constitution liuil iiuf, ~AIt
IhkUNttY Utah. tu Ray delinquent HsHrHf mUuta
together with costs OF adyUusins AMI expense
OF tals,
~. y BURTON, secretary
Residence 10 5 md Wusi street, SAT- Lake
UltY, Utah.
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Ard In accordance With Law and an order o.
No Hoard e. Director, made on the ilth dAy
81 APRIL, 1891, 80 many shArra OF oarh parcel
~ h,oet A. may be necuhary, vii ,ls fud N
he IflrH ~ fhe COMPANY IN salt iAkn City, on
fiag tho snth DAY ~ June, iH1i, a. Q D m,,tO
nay fhu deliuuugnt HfHHfHmrnt, together With
By ofdef o. tho hoard ~ directors.
y. -, iiOitA, Acting scc'Y.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

The neilcvue. Idaho Mining Company. Loea.
ton % pfnrWal place of tualneta, SAT-
Iake Oity, tnh. Location Of Nine ara
wofks, MiaCEal iiill Mining District, ttiie
Of idaho.
AvuIiCr. -THEuE ~ M iNouENr Up
~ on The following described stock, on ars
rouut % aasriHmcut ~ thirty OnI cent. per
share. levied on tHr I'm day ~ Aprl, iHll, ne
several nu ouuA cot opposite ths names Of ttt
respective shafehollefai as f1lluwn'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-05

Nal. Keenau'6 daring deed at Chancel'
iouyillc. May 9, is61. was worthy the im.
mortal setting given Il by the poet, aud
the world should know how much Hooker,
who Is often quoted, though falsely 20, Ms
dcridlng the cavalry, owed TO tho gallant
trooper. on thnt disastrous battlefield. The
published accounts OF tho charge have
given rise ~ much controversy, but con.
fiieting statements may 10 no hnrmonized
hs 10 confirm the essential particulars, aud
] give below the stories Of participants who
have told OF various phases OF tue affair, al
remembered long years after,
In BATTLES and Leaders Of the Clyil
War (Centnry Co., publisher-l, John j.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF barbara
Matilda =. Mofes. DECEASED.


In the Matter Of The Estate Of barbara
Matilda y. Moics. Deceased
Nyo11CE - HEREBY GivEN THAT
n Horace Cummings, administrator. with
ihd wal annexed. Of The estate Of barbara
Matilda " Moses, deceased, has rendered
Tor sUttiUmput, aud nlrd iu sad Court, he
fnai Hfeount ct HE Administration u SAID
rstaia ana petition for hnAl difiuhutluu of the
residue of taid eaiaic among the pcfHUuh en-
titled thereto, aud that Monday, tie 10Th day NJ
OctabUt, \. ID is9i, at 10 o'cinra a. IN, at The
Court room " said Court, NJ the County Court
House, AIT iAkr Ciiy and CountF, Utah Ter
fitofy, has been dutY app iutCd 1y the Judge
a sild Court. for TIE settlement ~ aaii &C
count aud nearing SAD petition Tor di'tribu'
lion, Al which umo aud place nuv person tuicr.
rsiod In said estate may appear hud show
sAusc, n any there te.why sadeccuuht should
not BE- settled aud approved anl nnal ditirbus
tlou made ~ prayed Tot
Dated september 2iTd, tsll. ...
q. D. AtiIN.
Citft Of the Probate court
By Q. a. srAsTus. Deputy UlrIa, du
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

ItluiN OF dnNN itNN't AN'NhHfNs
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN nv THE w
~ drfaiRned, admIuIeira'uN q The eHtte ~
John Recf, drrtafrd, to thr creditors ut, ana
Hll per ons having claims against tho tnit
derenfed, 10 EXHIBIT them with Tho necessary
voucher within ten months after the ilfst pub
LEGATION % tbs notice, " me SAN aamlnlftfh
tfiK, at tho law aalos % Richards q MoYic, 40.
80 ; Main street. salt Lake city, IN tie county
u rHlt Lake.
Dated August glth, lsli.
IIlIAnErlI A. HfEs
Administrative OF The estate " John hrcH,
deceased, dlnWl ma
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KEENAN'S BOLD CHARGE.
A STIRRING INCIDENT or THE BAT
TLE OF cHANceLLoRsvlLIe.

Abe Charge Of tho Eighth rennsyivaui,
Cavalry on Jackson's Leading Division.
Causing Confusion and DELAY To the
confederates--what survivor. Say Of u.
ICopyrisht. isoi, by American prp,, Assoela.
ton Book rights fescrvet.I
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-05

In the Probate Court in aud Tor sat lake
county, Territory of Utah
In tho matter OF the estate % Alfred u. Game,
ncccarrd.
order o. show cause why order Of safe %
Real Estate should not be made,
NTAHGAHiT 4. UAiSr. TIN ADMINS.
wi usi0r % The es.ata ~ Alfred li. aing,
dc6castt. taglug nied her petition, fuly ,fn.
vol, Praying Tor Hn order ~ sole ~ phft 81
the real uHfhtr Ut sad ieecdeut f1f luT ugrlso
therein srt fotih. 70 10 thcrtiufU urdtfriNy ttc
Judge u said court. that All Uertuns interested
tn the estate of faid doceaaUs appear before
the $40 Probate Cnuri on tuiay ihc ZEN Day
90 uctUhcr, IN, AZ 10 O'Clock iu the forenoon
ct faid DAY, u the Couft Room ~ saw l'rnhtln
court, u he C0unty Court liouse, 10 th" rily
aud county ~ sat Late. Utah Territory %
fhnF cause WHY an order should DO uc afantrh
90 Che said administrator. o. cell - much ~
tho real estate of the SAID dceuasci a. private
aaiC ~ shall 10 necrFssry. aud that copy OF
this order BE- puhlisnpd u least four tuccesaiNG
u,e.s in The DEsuuir EyrNtsu SEWs, a
Newspaper printed aud published Ia rnil CITY
dated September 10. isni .
q. ". nAnrCtI
DIN Probate Judge
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& &C.,,
Wholesale and Retail ClOthiers
and Outiitters.
FALL CLOTHING! FALL OPENING!

OUR STOCK OF FALL CLOTHING FOR MEMS boys
and Chlien's wear is counters. To II
immense outlay Of money ne well M woeyes monhsof work. yet
look carefully through the separate departments feel well
paid Tor mc and work The question IL to tho
pocket bank account
well pleased aud got full every you
with rus II by chance aroe that does prove aac
oy(such things Will happenicome back show fault
we're only glad Of the opportunity to make right.
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CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. \, NJ

and lest selected stock 81 fine medium priced two piece kueo Pant
Suits to ~ years. Three Piece Pant Suis ycnr;
Long Pant Suits II to IS year; Boys Fall Overcoa Chdron
coats aud lceicu jersey aud XIII that shown
facy the largest Lake CITY. The styles
right Goods dependable. st-ICES THE LOWEST
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-05

This is the query per-
pctually on your little
boys lips. And he is
no worse than the big
ger. older, balder head.
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n tie Probate Cour, ~ aud f1r sa't lake
county, Territory of Utah
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In no maliCT % ihc elIaIe % AIIfot u. CiIn
nccca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14
MINOR FOREIGN NEWS.
Notes OF General Interest CabIcd From Ea-
Fofean sapttais

Notes OF General Interest CabIcd From Eu-
F"p"sn Capitals.
PARIS. Dec. lL-The appointment of Lord
Duderin as British ambassador 10 France is,
contrary TO expectation, welcomed unani-
mously IN political circles. and with few excep-
tons by the press
PARIS, Dec. 1.-The minority In saturdays
vote OF confidence in the government consisted
OF las reactlonaries. 50 Radicals and "a Boulaue-
lists.
LoNpoS. Dec. 1.-THE gan,eleepers en-
ployed on the estate uf Lord Brounlow al
Aylesbury. IN the countysof Bucks thirty-eicht
miles from London. have been found murdered
Ii ls the general opinion thatthey were shot by
poachers.
PARIS. Dec 1.-The archbishop of bordeaux
has arrived here for the purpose of couferriug
with the government with the view 10 bringing
about satisfactory settlement o. the religious
question which Is now agitating political and
church circles.
LoSDoN, nec. IA dispatch to the Tiinos
from Vienna says that negotiations with spain
looking TO her joining the Lo.lSeIein Wall COM
mence IN January.
HAMBuRo. Dec. l4-The Hamburg C5,n-i.r
saws that the treaty with Switzerland largely
increases the present duties on German nm
ports.
Brussels. Dec. l4-Advices have been re-
celved here TO the effect that Emin and Stuhl-
man have discovered river. the most south
erly branch of the Nile. rising northwest OF
L jljl and flowing into the Albert Edward Nv
ANA at a point on the southeast shore.
ATHENS. Dec. 1.-The minister of marine
has resigned because he as not allowed to bulld
several men-of-Mnr
LoNDoS. Dec. l4.-Sir John Everett Millais,
the distinguished English painter. is suffering
from severe attack OF influenza
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IlII.Es.

ALLEN. On December ~. 1891. al II 30 .. m.
JAMES ID. eisest lou .. Thomas NJ Alien.
Funeral from his ia-i.rs Tesiaence. llss Fifteenth
street northwest TUESDAY, beCeInsr -. 1891 at = -
| a. Relatives lri,ads invited to attend.
CARR.-On SUNDAY. December ~. 1851. MARTHA
CARR. widow u tile late Samuel Carr. in her eis1y
un1raI Tuesday, December Il. at . 10 y. "a. =,
from tie re-idrtir- 81 her son M. a. Car. - $
Iuy invited to attend ili-ltii1ore p-I'vrs IIrsse
/ CosTAGGINI. Suddenly. Monday morn .ng.
filppo oostaSSinl. a.ed iuIts siA yearr -, ,,,,,-
derhia papers please cois-l
DEAI.i.. la Baltimore. on D-c-iub-r ~. 1881.
ana mother u Dr Henry b. Desie Washington.
FEEGr I. 5;, Des5;S 5' az 9q aigSai' Ne
| IL the tortS third year Of bcr axe.
Asleep IN Jesus. blessed sleep.
| Funeral VIII take place from Vermont Avenue Bap-
and relatives Invited - srttIa.
HAWKINS. Passed nom this life December Ia
R sS al aii sor iS, in ssss S vi ss
| bore with CHRISTIAN pa'icnee.
Pas, her suffering.
I'asi M PAIN.
roo tears az. vain.
AEn FRIEND MAMIE.
Funeral from Liberty BAPTIST Church corner Eiet-
eenih ana streets s'iii. sdAy. DccriIiuer 40 AZ
HENRY. suddenly. Friday. December II. ls1iI.
at pm. 81 atopeNy. oAhAn, widow OF the late
Mnl. Henry. native o. County BONN, ireiana, tie
Funeral rom her late residence. No. 49, r street
southwest tuesday. Decen4tcr -. Ht % g.. IA,
thence IT. Donii.ics Nburch. Nhsfe hi-h
lie celebrated friends reslecluily
tend
JENKINS. On December n. 1851. at o 80 IN,
MAkh N. JENhlNS. widow % tAas- j. JenAgLs and
daughter OF the late Frances and MARI heilly.
Requiem ~ Eeier hurc 8 a. Tuesday.
Frieilds RESPECTFULLY invited.
IINkiNS. On December ~. 1891. al II 4 O'Clock
\. m. rliANSlS, Delosed husoand OF Ann MaLaisy
l--nklns. axed siKty eight years
unerai viii tak- place nom MS late residenoe. No.
1918 Seventeenth sigeet northwest. AT = o. IA. tuesday
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend Inergci
1t Rock Cr-ek.
MALLARD. On Monday DeceIui-r "a. 1891. st
Mss lard. IN the eighty fourth year OI her
Funeral QrlNAte) 4ruln the Residence u her son. 9.
r.. Mall@rd, lU2 Seventh street northeast. at =
Tuesday. December Ia. lsiteTleIlI wood
etery. New Ham, shire iat cir plea-e rouE.l
MILLER. On Sunday morning. Deceuilef l3. 1881.
81 III Ii c.Ock. HELM beloved daughter u 4. h.
and the iatc 1.ose = Miller.
Funeral at the late residence No. 4 street south
west Tuesday afternOon De-ulut-f Ia. a = ciocA.
NIXON. At Glendale. Nd. on THURSDAY. Drcen.l-r
10 lSssl. FlIZAIfL Ia ANA NIXON. AGED
year, seven lut ntils ana 10 Gays
SAWYER II Brooklyn. y. A.. Saturday. Decen-
Ter l2 ISL OF dlphleTla. MIMI hid MAJ datzL-
4. }. sawyer formerly OF Washington. ID =.
aged nine years.
VANpFRyOORT In New York city. on Thursday.
December 49, 1881. hort iluess. JOS tfA 4.
kANDEhh OOhi tliv elshty "a Il year -; Lls are.
The funeral took pace drday. iron his
late residence ll3 tst 1hlris fifth street. New Aurk
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The following official changes have been
made in the Department of the Interior:
Pension office Promotions: William = BeIl
of Indiana and Thomas ". Burke OF Michigan.
clerks, "a 600, to medical examiners, 81 800;
Addison 5. Helton Of kentucky and William
W Fierce Of DINO. CLERKS. 81. 400. to 81 600:
William L. johnson OF Pennsylvania. Law
renee Wilson OF Kansas and Charles
+. Whitney of Illinois. clerks. 81 800.
10 sl.4Oo; Richard l.. harrington of Illinois,
Henry >. Hunt Of Pennsylvania and Thomas
l.. Salkeld of Pennsylvania. clerks. Il. 600. 10
cl.2OO; Miss Gertrude Grosyenor OF DINO, Miss
Mary Anderson OF Ohio. Miss Kate T. Seymour
OF Michigan and Charles 4. kennedy of Ienas,
copyIsts, $500. TO clerks = 600
Office OF Indian affairs Resignation: Add
son /. Smith Of Ohio. cOpyIst. al $500.
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PR1cEs BELOW The Marker.
We will not be undersold. You can
buy here as low as anywhere, consider
ing The quality.
Fire niies of Fur Edgings in every
variety of fur. Only J0c Der yard.
White Angora Fur Edglng.
More new Fur Neck Boas. with animal
head.
New Imitation Sealskin Fur Capes.
Only els.
Our line of Sealskn Jackets and Reef
ers must be sold. SealsEin Jackets from
S100up.
Owing to a limit being placed on the
catch in the future prices are low to-
day as they ever will be.
MILLETT & RUOFF,
dl4 10 Pa ave.
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An oPPoKFUNE FRIEND VIII be found IN Dr. d.
Jaln EXpec;orant, when racked - a severe
Cod, and tae many Lung or Throat affections
which sometimes Hollow. This old Temedy has
inet the approval OF TIVE generations. and IL today
as popular, safe and effective a. ever.