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Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-05
Notice for Publication of Time for
Proving Will, Etc.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CALL
L fornia, County of Los Angeles, IS.
In the matter OF the estate of Jean Begue,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that Tuesday. the 9th
day OF June, 1891, at 10 O'Clock a. m OF so1d day.
thereof, in the City OF Los Angeles, County of
Los Angeles, and State of California, has been
appointed as the time and place for hearing
the application of, Alaniz de Begue, pray
ing that a document now on file in this Court,
purporting to be the last will and testament of
the said deceased be admitted to probate, that
letters testamentary be issued thereon to
Alaniz de Begue, at which time and place all
persons interested therein may appear and
contest the same.
Dated May 26, 1891.
TIL. WARD, County Clerk.
ByF. E. LOWRY, Deputy.
1923 I'd
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-05
LUMBER YARD

Horse blanket and buggy robes at F0y's sad
dlery house, 315.N. Los Angeles street.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-05
A Sure Cure for the Liquor or Opium
Habits.

The East India cure for these awful habits
can be given without the patients knowledge,
and is the only known specific for the purpose;
1t is not injurious in the least degree; manufac-
tured by Emerson Dug Co., San Jose, CAL, and
for sale by OFF & Vaughn, The Druggists, N Il.
corner Fourth aud Spring streets, Los Angeles
Cal, and Apothecaries' Hail, SOB n Main
astreet, sole agents for Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-05
If You Feel Dry

Ring up the California Wine Company, tele
phone 10. and order dozen of Pabst's Blu,
Ribbon Beer, the best bottled beei in the mar
ket, or leave orders at 222 S. Spring ST.
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Rev Henry Wundef was marrying
Dr l. p Ehrman and Mis- Adelaide
Grafton at tho Leland wlun tho groom
exclaimed
stop tho dealt"
Whats tho natter asked tbs
preacher
We will have to postpone this for a
whilo-l hato that blue dress that Ado
laide Is wearing n she can't be mar
RED IN her stool gray will disturb the
pcare
The minister was lei out Of the rcom
by the eccentric physician. and ihe bride
changed her dress When she was ready
o knock was heard on the door, and the
men entered The doctor wanted 70 go
On just where the minister left on. bat
the latter objected thtn tho entire
wedding ceremony was performed again.
When the lAst word was spoken the dos.
tor offered 20 match the minister to de
tcunine whether he should give him
htiy dollars or nothing This Rev
Henry Wuudcr did not do.
soou after the ceremony the newly
married man rushed down stairs and
asked Tor the register Seeing the name
Of Miss Grafton on the book he grabbed
pm aud scratched u out Then he
blottod bis own name and asking for a
new pon wrote. "Dr Ehrman aud his
wife
That's bcttcrr he asked Of Clerk
squirgs
Certainly
please call cab We win now take
our honeymoon
DR. Ehunan rode about ten blocks and
returned 10 said that the cabman
overheard him making love aud that
made him angry Toa number OF 70.
poricr who called he asked
you want 10 kiss the bridor
Delighted
'Well. stand In the hall and throw n
kiss. I've been married before"
The doctor was very kind though. Hlc
introduced tho reporters. Chicago Her.
aid
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this Monday morning q fire is raging
fierccly on Marx Browns wharf,
woolcy street. Twenty engines have
gone 10 tue SCENE Of the lre. Inc dam.
age will probably be heavy.
Rome, oct. i.-Thrce Of the French
pilgrims, arrested for rioilng on Friday
have been conducted 10 the frontier.
Loyal demonstrations were held In
most Of the large towns Of Italy to-
day.
Treves, oct. l.-Thc exhibition Of
the holy coat closed today. Bishop
Morum conducted an elaborate service
ond pronounced the beue fiction. The
total number u pilgrims who viewed
the coat Is 1925, 1870. The relic Il now
enehrined.
London, Oct. 4. --Gladstone has writ
ten 10 Mr.. Scott " Manchester. In sup
port Of the lattof's candidacy for mcm'
her Of Parliament Gladstone says that
his good wishes DO not imply luminosity
20 Mr. SCOTS antagonist, Sit james
Ferguson, but 20 the governments
policy, which bellies iis honorable
aim.
London. Oct. i.--Mr. and Mrs. Glad
stone will pass the winter In Florence.
New Orleans, oct. i.-The Hmes.
DeHOcrni's Corpus Christi Tex, especial
says the body of Baby Hamlin was re-
covered la the hay this morning. The
father aud three children were buried
this afternoon.
Paris, Oct. i.-rhe remains Of Gen.
eral In Sale. which were recently
disintofrrd IN Vienna by n deputatiOn
u French officers aud placed In q III.
yer coiiin, with much sllemnity, have
been transferred 10 this city AMI depp-.
tied IN the Hotel DIES invalidcs. The
placing u General Ia SALES body In
this famous place was the occasion Of
great pomp and ceremony.
Brussels, oct. i.-The RcCorme pub.
fishes an Interview with M. Rochef0rt
saying that he thought that the death
OF Boulanger would rather improve the
prospects OF the revOlu,ionist-, who are
forming a great opposition party. They
could no longer be- accused u aiming
Mt the Dictatorship. He believed the
death Of Boulanger would lead u a
feconstruotlou u the Cabinet.
London, Oct. i.-Mystcrious press
illusions nave been male 10 a certain
high Parsonage who had Intimate re-
lations with the Gaiety actress Lydia
Miller who recently committed suicide.
These illusions are understoOn 10 refer
to Prince Albert Victor. The coroner
held n private inquest on the case aud
refuses 10 allow any one TO have aocoss
TO tho dispositions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-05

A new method Of working motor On.
gincs with hot gases and steam IA now
creating no little interest Va English cir.
Giles. According to this plan tho mix.
iure OF tho steam with tho hot gasos. TO
form a charge Tor doing duty ia tho
working cylinder OF the engine, isciIoct.
ed IN the following way
First, the chamber having supplied n
charge Of mixture % the working cylin-
der and hccn aftorward opcn TO m cx-
haust, bot gasea are passed through TO
clom and dry It, aud while the chamber
b. atill full Of hot, dry gases 1t Is closed
steam az q suitable pressure ~ now nd.
United mixing there with tho hot riiscs.
and forming tho working mixture Tor
Use In the cylinder This mixture. bc-
ing at high pressure, expands IN the
cylinder which, after tho former hrs
done duty IN oilcciing a stroke OF the
piston, Is opened 10 tho exhaust, and the
spent mixture allowed TO escape
For single acting engine. one mixing
ohhmDoT ia said 10 suffice, whilo double
acting engine requires AZ lcasttwo. In
each Of which the process takes place.
but the chamber or chambers 10 supply
actualing nuid 10 ono end OF tho cylin.
der, or Of each cylinder, must DO sepa.
rate from those that supply the other
end. In order to allow ample time for
the process Of cleaning out. drying, fill.
ing with hot gnsca. admitting steam, etc
New York Sun.
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Incorporation Articles.

Slroug's Canyon Water Company
filed articles Of incorporation with Sec
rotary Sells on Saturday. The company
consists Of &. woodmansec, ]. l..
johnson, David Kay, ). J. Russell,
john II. Boyle, q. +. Sctycr and i. J &.
sullivan. The capital stock l. $40, 900,
They viii purchase and sell water, con.
siruct Irrigation bitches and do gen.
cral water business.
The articles OF incorporation OF the
Cache Valley Canal Company and the
Grand Canyon, Colorado, Improvement
Company were also iilcd with the sec
Rotary.
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ruE uouE OF CLEVELAND.
Many curiou. visitors Come to See the
NeW.barn nabp.


NEW YOms, Oct. 4. - The home Of
Grover Cleveland was stared nj by
many curious eyes today. The soft
Indian summer air brought thousands
~ Central Park, which IL only block
from the Cleveland home. Hundreds
sauntcred from the park through Sixty.
sixth street 10 view the house where
General Grant was ~ long sick before
going 20 the mountains TO die. and
whore hls widow now lives. farming
into Madison avenue this slght.secr-
strolled up the avenue 10 look nj the
house where, according 10 the NOM
ing papers, n newborn baby was. Op.
poslte the house, across the street, all
through the afternoon, were lOitetlng
curious people, who stopped In little
knots and groups 10 look Mt the house.
The open windows let IN the HDft air,
which gently liftod the curtains behind
them. There were many messages Of
cougfatulatlon during the day,
but the doctor aud messenger
boys chiefly made up the callrfs.
Word came out from the quiet house
that the little Ono and her mother were
IN a satisfactory condition. The little
ones grandmother (Mrs. Cloveland's
mother left the house for brief airing
this afternoon. The most definite dc
scriptlon Of the child Ia to the effect
that the baby has light hazel eyes, and
there arc indications that she will be y
brunette. There h no doubt what
ever that she will hPve y dimple " all
the statements Of thoss who have sccn
her are 10 be believed because they all
agree that she will DO n beauty, not M
great beauty a. her mother, possibly,
hut still n beauty, The baby'a outfit OF
wearing apparel Ia eaid 20 lie a dream
81 tasteful elegance and millinery skin.
She will have no use for the pretty
things of silk aud satin and velvet for
some time 10 come, but when she does
make her appearance In public nhc "
likely 10 taks thr shine or most Of the
"babio. on the block"
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A few days since there was published
the particulars Of ease on the Little
Miami railroad wherein Mr. Waters dc.
elincd 10 pay hia fare, having neglected
TO place his commuters ticket within his
inside pocket for the convenient refer
ence Of tho conductor. The train VIA
held for quite fifteen minutes for him TO
get on lie did not get oil and tho train
men did not put him oil. II Is under
stood that the conductor has since been
discharged. but that is not all Of IT, Tho
commuters out along tho line have been
talking about It ever since. and not long
after tho occurrence two Camp Dcnnison
citizens became 20 excited In reviewing
It that they came TO blows and had TO be
drawn apart by mutual irienda.-Cincln.
natl Commercial Gazrtto
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The question Of Sunday rest for pub
lie officials has lately been 10 the front
IN Switzerland This has induced tho
postofiieo Of the republic TO test public
feeling In somewhat original way
Special sunday stamps" are being
printed, which will DO for sale at every
postonlcc Any letters posted on Sun.
day with these new stamps Affixed will
not be delivered on Sunday, but held
over till Monday. All those franled
with tho ordinary postage stamp will DO
delivered on Sunday. Tho number Of
Sunday stamps" used will decide tho
future action " the peltoflce depart
ment. London Tit,Bits
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For two years agents of Mr. william
Crua, The naturalist " Earle street.
Liverpool. have beeu engaged In India
IN the collection Of sofpcnts, the result
being that a cargo Of reptiles has Just ar
rived IN Liverpool Aftet trivcr,iug the
Jungle districts. the collectors succeeded
In capturing or purchasing from tho
natives who ioiucd IN Ne HINT about
BOO pyihous. some Of them fourteen feet
In leusth being stcurd About fifty
died on the Journey through the country
or failed to survive the passage home
when for the purpose Of transit they
were placed In long coaiulike casos.
through which. Of course, holes were
bored for ventilation aud feeding
The surviving reptiles 70 the number
OF about go were unrlcked nj Mr.. Cross
premises. Earle street but so excited
were they on escaping from their long
confinement that they gave considerable
trouble Some Of the assistants, IA en-.
dcnyoriug to rccapture them, rs they
wound themselves with remarkable
alacrty around posts. stair bannistefa
and the legs aud bodies Of those who
happened to DO In the way, sustained
bites. which happily. have not proved
serious Some Of the larger ones also
took to swallowing the smaller fry.
To place some %: the large fellows In
the cases rofervcd Tor them required tho
united strength Of three men. aud Mr.
CrOss himself had several time to b. dc.
liyered FROM the coils oi the creatures
The serpcuu have now commenced TO
lay eggs, Of which there 10 already a
small collection 30 largea number Of
suakes has not boon seen before in this
country. but The demand for them from
geological societies. snake chsrmcr aud
others appears TO lc larger than would
be- readily Inagucd.-sL James Gu.
zettc.
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German Day Programme.

All those taking part In tho parade
ON German day, Tuesday, October o,
1891, will report a, l9 O'Clock sharp at
the corner OF Fourth South and Main
streets, M the parade will march
prompt Mt | O'Clock. The line Of march
IL ~ follows:
From Fourth South on Main street
to Templclon hotel, countermarch on
Main street to Third South, one block
west on Third South TO West Temple
street, one block north on West Temple
street 10 Second South street, on second
South east 10 Walker Bros. Central
hall.
PROGRAMME oY tns PARADE
Hir,i Dir.ioH.
Police
German iluaaars.
Music,
Marshal aud alds.
HBiorcai RspresaiHioas
UefmAnia aud columbia
German Lmigfauis llst
Gretchen with her spinning wheel.
CouniIy costumes % Germany,
iufrltut
Harvesting M Gcrmany.
fluwcr Erl,
NudiUss " science,
siuieniaof 1crnAuy representing Science
and All,
Representation Of ictman soldiers In our late
Clvl War 10 America.
Gefmah Iutner. giih f,ihcr "Jahn.'
"Baocha,.a COT Of Wine.
Secretary of Central Committee.
Second Dlrliion
Muar.
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A Meeting OF workingmen nj nyus
Park.

LONDON, Oct. AT u meeting OF
workingmon at Hyde Park today the
Liberal Federation was denounced for
tuppfcsSinR ffee speech, neglccling the
wOfkingmen aud giving precedence 10
ireland. Resolutions were adopted de.
claring that tho Liberal party ~ un.
worthy Of confidence, and that labor
leagues should be- formed In order 10
securu labor representatives In Parlia'
ment. The meeting was attended by
many thousand wOrkingmon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-05
RECEIVER LAwREYCE's REPORT
Presented To the Judges Of tho Terri.
tOrial Supreme Court.

The report Of Receiver Lawrence
Of his receipts and disburseme nts since
his appointment on July 10, 1850, TO
September ~, 1891, was approved by
the Judges Of the Supreme Court on
Saturday afternoon, Tho report shows
that he received from Il. III. Dyer,
$3.50. 1874 aud his receipts since that
time, the rent Of the Ghrdo House,
Historians Onice, tilhing grounds,
Church farm, sale Of wool, interest aud
from other sources swellei this total 10
$3.50, i50,as, while the total dlsburse.
ments amounted TO Sl9,O53l2. The
report showed that the Receiver had
the following property In his posses.
sioni
Carlo House, rented To J. Il. win.
der nj 80 pet month,
HistOrian'r OlllCe, rented 10 j. n.
Windur ~ $3.50 per month.
Church farm, rented 10 +. A. Nit.
chrll ut $500 per month.
The tithing grounds aud an Interest
In coal lands, $40 shares Of gas stock,
i132 shares N Drserct Telegraph stock
and certain office furniture.
Tho Receiver also reported that there
was pending In the Third District
court an action against james Eldridge
and twenty other, % recover "a decree
Of the court In 40 action brought by T..
IL. Dyer against these defendants t.
recover possession ofa lot bN5 rods In
block 10, plat A; also a suit In the First
DistTlCt court At Ogden, In which the
Receiver was plaintiff anu ID. NJ.
stewart, Robert McQunrry anu II. J..
rayloret al. were defendants. This
suit was brought 20 recover possession
Of the rithing house property, the
Tabernacle property aud the Shurilin
! property
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-05

The relic hunter hend IS NJ work on
the monument ct Nathaniel Hawthorne
TO such an eHtont that big fence will
be placed about II 10 keep intrudofs
away The magnificent tombstone has
been clipped continually until now there
Is scarcely any Of It left A stranger
went to tho grave last week, aud with a
heavy ehiael broke OIL large bit OF the
stone. He brought 1t TO Boston, IL IS
said, and sold the chips at fabulous
prices. -Philadelphia Ledger.
fia3tng War.
II seems there was one incident Of the
recent attack ON Fishers Island not down
on the bin II had been arranged that
the Invading fierce should in due season
capture the island, and directions had
been given accordingly. but no one had
thought 10 mention tho fact 10 the grrat
bull that lords It over the pasture where
the struggle occurred When ho saw
that there was danger Of losing the island
he lowered his horns aud raised his tail
and charged upon the combatunts, rout-
ipg the hospital corps aud threatening
10 clean out the whole army Hartford
CouranL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-05

ISDIASAPoLis, Oct. 4.-rhis morn.
ing a IRE broke out In the canning
completely destroyed. The season has
been u busy 0no aud the establishment
was packed with canned goods. The
total loss Ia $500 600, on which there Is
sli0,b0O Insurance. Four nrcmen
were caught by n falling wall nnd
badly bruised, hut not seriously
hurt. Pipeman Hurley was overcome
by the heat and will probably die.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-05

CHICAGO, Oct. i.-People strolling
through Jefferson park this afternoon
noticed handsome.looklng woman,
dressed IN black, hurrying along the
walks. When she reached the centre
Of the park she drew revolver and
shot herself In the loft breast, dying
Instantly. The suicide IL Identified NJ
Mrs. Julia =. 5uevey, respectable
English widow residing Ia this city.
She owned property valued at 100000.
Her mind IL supposed 10 have been NJ
ivcted by III health and family troubles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-05

At once will be taken by the various
towns Of western Oklahoma 10 have
the work proceed.
This morning n telegram was 70.
ceived frsn Secretary Noble stating
that the alloting agents had been or.
dcfed TO proceed with the work. Only
a few days will elapse after the work IA
completed before the lands can be
thrown open to homestead settlement.
Cheyenne and Arapahoe reservations
are four times larger than the lands &c
Gently opened, aud the rush for them N
expected TO surpass anything yet wit.
messed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-05
Bargains in Gents Furnishing
Goods.

Natural Shirts
offered here ut this price
Gents sanitary per
Unaundred Shirts Fine Linen Bosom and Bands i5c
alndri white Shirts In all zos OO Greatest White
Shirls offered here.
I.aundrel shirt IL just "a bargain.
Mixed Cotton Socks
Socks
Cancels Hair Natural Wool
n socks
Mems Inc with Wire Buckles
onA french SusIenleTs 400 pair.
Mems Back Braces
lot OF Bingham Umbrellas at d5 75 soc and $780, Greatest Bargains
offered In any place.
Splendid Quality Gloria Silk Umbrellas, handles
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-05
BRIEF rEEGRAMS.

san Diego, oct. i.-rhe "ltata"
sailed for Valparaiso this afternoon. II
has been exactly three months since she
was brought 10 this city 10y the cruiser
"Charleston." She takes thirty pas
sengers to Chile,
Vienna, Oct. 4. The Hungarian
Diet has unanimously adopted rcso-
luton expressing III great indignation
at the attempt recently made on the
life VI Emperor Francis Joseph, and
assuring MIN VI their deepest gratitude
for his escape from death.
London, Oct. AIT an carly hour
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-05

WASHINGTON, oct 1.-The four.
year-tefm OF Commodore Melville,
Enpineer.in Chief Of the United States
Navy, expires next January. In
recognition Of the work performed by
the Bureau Of Steam Engineering un.
der his direction, Secretary Tracy
has slgniiied his intention u reap.
pointing Commodore Melville.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-05

MINNEApoLIs, oct. "A special
from Grand Forks, \. D., says.
Robert l.. Woods, a prominent Cana.
dian, IS years old AMI a Justice Of the
peace, was shot and killed this morn.
Ing by unknown uartirs. Il IA suppo-'
81 that he was mistaken for night.
Waterman by burglars, who had robbed
a euloOn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-05

MIR. J. u. SnErrARD, manager OF
the Paris Cooperative Mercantile ln-
stitutiou, Paris, Idaho, says that for
Cole producrd by change % drinking
water, Chamhcrlnin's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhma Remedy Is without an
equal. II Ia quick aud eilectual aud
leaves no bad results. For sale 10y n.
G.. NJ. |. Drug Dept d4s
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Crushed 60 n rnIp.

ruRnio, Colo, Oct. - Bertha
Klein, . years Of nge, last night In
attempting 10 get ON an elevator,
missed her footing aud was caught be-
tween the elevator aud tho wall OF
shaft. She was crushed to pulp and
died Instantly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-05

\ Cincinnati rat, desiring comfortable
quarters, utterly regardless Of expense,
fashioned rs nest ont Of $3.50 worth Of
Ereenbacks which 1t found Ia a drawer.
The owner Of the grooubaclis has coufs-
Gated tho uest aud shows 1t to her viz
ilorA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-05
ColOred Dress Goods.

N inch Colorel Henrlctns n n
% Ffench serge n gooiv
style Goods, this line that will
Chidcnh
Winter
S inch lflcOts In all cheap.
Angoa Serge, etc., nj sill aud 81. - Dress
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-05

BERNr, Oct. i.-rhe annual con.
grc.s Of the international Literary aud
Artistic Association, which has been
IN session nj Neufchatel for some time
past, has formally closed.
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bids WANTED.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ sealed proposals Will be- received By
the uunerslsncd, Tor the erection 81 school
building tor the ftih school District, salt Lake
County, tiuh, both for the ntiro structurr and
D.. in, OF u.hher, 2, i-ll, a. No, ali rnnsutu,
ton nuaiius % "a the pacin' Lumber 90,
Pan and Hpcrinraiinus may DO examined AZ
he once of Pacific Lumber o., sugar House
Ware, SAT- Lake County, Utah,
Inc Hoard reserves ne q ht 20 reject any
and Az lids. JOllN llEMslLN.
joins $. EDWARDS
JOHN NJ. WHITAKER,
Board NJ Trustees glih School District.
salt lake city, sent y, 1871, dtd
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Cloths.

pieces Kentucky worth
10 pieces Alwool Camc, suitable for Mems aud Boys Wear S
yard, worth 75c.
10 pieces Cashmere nj Sc, worth 81.
80 Inch Ladies' Cloth Grey and Hown Mixtures ic yard worth
A oil Cloths, color, a
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LOST.

\ Asst WEEK, \ BKNDLE HALF JEU
! scy Cow. one horn broken, Hal long
rope on whoa lost lioturn To 10, g. Young. ON
The drive, between on and lQth South sitUcts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-05

NEW YoRR, Oct. i.-Mrs. Frank
Lcslis was married today by william
q. Kingsburg wilde, NJ. A., Of Lon
don.
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Kid Glove Department.

Kid Gloves
This Glove worth sl.5O
Modes all sizes at $3.50, worth $500.
SCHOOL cHILDRES's LUNCH BASKETS at s5c sold
everywhere Mt 80 cents.
Assom Of other Baskets sale
Just Opened. BEAUTIFUL DOWN COMFORTS prices 5
TO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-05
Hosiery.

Hose
WoolI
Oxford, Mixed, and Black &c
Ladies' black Double Fed Cotton HOSE, stainless
pair, worth
Black stocking
plain droptch at CSC pair
cxcelcn
s3c stocking
so