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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-20
CITY ITEMS.
Sugar Given Away.

barrels
Sugar
given
away
Isl It'll Ut. Tomorrow. Sugar Day.
Two pounds
of best
Graduated
Sugar
will be
given to
every
purchaser
Of two pounds
of, Coffee
or one
half pound
of Tea
7Sl 7th St Tomorrow Sugar Day.
Bear in mind
that we
give you
three times
tie value
Sugar given away
in presents.
More
than the
mushroom
concerns,
which make
an Intellectual
attempt to
initiate US.
7sl 7;hst Sugar Day.
Remember
our tUmorrow's
great special
day will
include also
any other
presents
desired.
Special presents.
Majclica Pitchers,
China Cups and Saucers,
Teapots,
China Ware of
every description.
Fresh Cofrees. Johnston Dry Roast.
Coffees
sold by
us are
roasted
right here
in Washington
by the
Celebrated Johnston Dry Roast Process.
beware
OF Coffces
roasted
by unreliable
people
in distant
cities
and shipped
here to be
sold as
fresh goods.
and advertised
by certain
concerns
as received
every other DAY, &c.
Use the Johnston Dry Roast Coffees.
Our
object
in making
these great
special days
is to
induce
every one
to test
the wonderful
superiority of
The Johnston Dry Roast Coffees.
GREAT CHINA AND JAPAN TEA COMPANY,
1t 73l It'll st. Telephone, s16.
At 8 A. NJ.
Tomorrow Saturday and Monday we shall in
augurate the greatest sale of clothing that has
ever taken place in any retail store in America.
Sixty-three thousand dollars worth Of fine
clothing
From our wholesale house, Prince street. New
York, must be sold. Such values as we will
give will never be given again. Now is your
opportunity.
Mems Heavy Melton Overcoats. s2.75; re-
duced from 50.
MEMS Chinchilla Overcoats, 1887; reduced
from Sl0.
Mems Fine Kerseys, 1915; reduced from
3l2.
Elegant Fur-trimmed listers, g.; reduced
from els.
Handsome Chinchila Overcoats, satin lined
s.; reduced from SlS.
Cars Melton Overcoats, lap seams, velvet
collar. lined with double warp, Italian and silk
faced, $40; reduced from so.
Suits.
Mems Black Atwood Cheviots, $3.50; reduced
from Sl5.
Mems Good Solid Business Suits, $3.50; re-
duced from :l2.
Mems Worsted Suits sacks and cutaways
$50 and $40; reduced from S1S and $50
The finest Tailor made Dress Suits sacks
getaways and Prince Alberts silk-lined through
out; reduced from S27.50, 80 and S35 to SIC.
Chiidren's Oyereoats, long capes, Sl.3S; re-
Fine Blue Ch,nchilla Cape Overco oats for %. 81;
reduced from IS.
from %. ' '''N
Boys Cape Overcoats, 10 to IS years, %. So
reduced from So. SO.
Children's Suits, SIPS; reduced from $3.50.
Childrens Suits, 81; reduced from So. So
100 Children's Overcoats, SO cents
5000 Mems Pants of our own manufacture to
be retailed at wholesale prices.
200 Mems Cape OvercOats at ST. sold in every
store for SIS.
The goods we offer at the prices named above
will astonish the most skeptical. We more
than fulfll our Advertisement and guarantees
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FREE OF CHARGE

Fon Cool WEATHER-Medium-w weight under
wear. kid gloves. dark neckwear. brown and
black derbies, re- LEWIS Soy. 1921 \. Y. ay.
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And keep out cod, tri1.d. ram sro,r and dust by
applying Valentines patent felt tredtier strip to
your ,ctndotcs and doors. We have ~, 900 feet to
sell at cents per loot
Phone "a. CHss 7. CARTER AGO
5 doors from 9Th St COG Penn. ave. NV
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foR WASHINGTON DRESS BEEF
JosN T. KELLY. Center Market sth st. win.
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REDUCTION SALE of mems suits and over
coats now in full blast at
EIsEMaN Bios, 7th and E.
nanft mica
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ALI OuR $3.50. s1s. $3.50. ZIG. 80 aud ZIG
mems suits and oyercoats 90 this week a,
SiAo5- EIsE0IAN BRos., 9Th aud E
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ADyERTIsEMESTs ARE WITNESSES and pre-
vent questions of veracity from arising between
dealer and customer by buying the best but
terine go cents a pound. pounds or over, Is
cents from ScRIBSER. 32S Center Market you
are assured satisfaction or your money will be
refunded His goods are warranted for one
month not to get strong like butter. Serb
sells old or cheap stock, but NICE fresh goods,
strictly or their merits. Swiss cheese a spe-
cialty. His goods oaaaot be obtained of otheR
in this city. Therefore place no reliance in
contrary ssatements
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CITY ITEMS.
Ladies' Fine Footwear


for Saturday and Monday we give you your
choice of these goods. This is a rare chance to
secure some of the best makes OF shoes al
ridiculously low prices. Positively none oil
these goods duplicated after this sale.
Lot $50 pairs Ladies' Finest Handmade
kangaroo Button. Our regular $3.50 and 81
lines. Reduced for this special occasion to 50.
Lot 2-240 pairs Ladies' French Dongola
Hanu-turned Button. Opera and common
sense style, in al widths. Regular price, 81.
Special price, S2.75.
- Let $40 pairs Ladies' Hand-sewed Square
Zoe. DonSoa. Tipped Baton and Lace. Regu-
lar price. $3.50. Special price. 81 40
LOT 500 pairs Ladies' Fine Dongoia But
ton ana Lace SHOES. Square toes, pointed toes
ana common sense. tipped and plain. Regular
price. g. Special price. sl.95.
Lot 5-l5o pairs Ladies Fine Cloth-top But:
ton Boots. Fine Dongoia vamps- Regular
Priee, 90. Special price, Sl.95
Lot o-sOO pairs Ladies' Fine Suede Oxfords
Tor evening wear. -Four different shades Regu-
lar price s3. Special price. sl.9s
Lot 100 pairs Ladies' Fire s250 Dengola
Button. Our personal guarantee goes with
every pair. Special price, s1.65.
ooo pairs Ladies Good Dougoia Button.
regular price, -. Special, Sl.25.
Ladies Turned Embroidered House Slippers,
Ladies Lamb Wool Soles. Special price, l5c.
=, IHE STANDARD SHOE HOUSE,
IL s24 It'll st. NV.
We Are Not the Largest nor are we the
smallest but we are the cheapest shoe store in
the city. 10 be convinced OF the tact lust give
us trial and We will show you what the Ameri-
can Shoe Store can do:
We have Mems IS Hand -sewed Shoes for %. 40.
We have Mems - Hand-se wed shoes fo- g.. 9S
We have Mems $3.50 Solid Leather Shoes for
We have Mems 50 Solid Leather Shoes for
S1.24
We have Ladies So Hand-sewed Shoes, all
Styles and sizes Tor S3.49.
We have Ladies' 81 Hand-sewed Shoes all
styles and sizes. for SI9S
Ladies - Shoes. spring heel and heel, all
styles and sizes for Sl.24.
Ladies S150 Shoes only CSC,
Misses Shoes from 75c. TO $3.50.
Boys Solid Leather School Shoes for CSC.
Youths Solid Leather School Shoes for 75c
49c. to -.
Mems Calf. Kip and Grain Leather Boots
from II AZ up to SIS; all fresh stock.
Logs ana Youths Hip Boots at Sl25
For Saturday we will give q pair of rubbers
WIN every pair Of ~ shoes and over.
Our line of Embroidered Slippers from 45c.
hemember the place and number.
Az AhE AMERICAN SHOE STORE, $40 It'll st.
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CRAYoS PORTRAITS for SI9s at r GoIr
scENID's, 10O7- 1909 + street northwest
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TEE Crawford shoe will please you.
''1fANITOU,

The leading mineral water and ginger cham
payne In the world CHARLES kRAEMER
Telephone sos 137 9Th St = W.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
ONLY THREE REMAINING PERFORMANCES
OF
4 N PALMER,s COMPANY
AUGUSTUS THOMAS CHARMING PLAT.
s + 4 f; 4 II NV II (: 4
Thanksgiving Week
MARIE WAINWRIGHT
In AMY RoBsARr.
A LBAUoh's GRAND OPERA HOUSE
MODEST
MODEST
MODJE KA
MoDJ EsKA
And
HER OWN COMPANY OF PLAYERa
TONIGHT ATS
''MARY STUART"
"MARY STUART"
"MARY STUART
Saturday nght-"MACBErH
Next week-"rHE COUNTY FAIR"
Seats on sale. poco
X ERNAN's LYCEUM THEATER.
~ PennsyIvania ave. and 11th st
THIS WEEK MATINEE TOMORROW.
AwEEK OF VARIETY.
wHALLEN MARrELL's
MAMMOTH COMBINATION,
ko-I-NooR vAUDEvILLEs.
fSoIular Night. Is. g. 80 and 15c.l Boxes and
Next wsek a, e Stewart. Wa AM JoHx sose. n q
A PUBLIC CONTEST IL oRAToRY BETWEEN
xEEHNcE LUCE oF p1fsI SsEIss sf fEksk
HALL, Yth st. and Pennsylvania ave-. ToM1R-
ROW Saturday EvENiNG. At 5 O'Clock. splendid
Il REGULATIONS.
IMPERsoNATIoNs.
PRoF. EDWARD b. wARMAN. A. NJ.
OF Chicago. Ill.
FRIDAY NIGHT. NOVEMBER %.
At the
HIGH SCHOOL HALL
90 st. between 9th and 7th,
BENEFIT TEACHERs' LIBRARY FUND.
Admission, so cents nolqt
A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
THANKSGIVING WEEK.
Commencing MONDAY, November %.
Matnees Wednesday. Thankseiving day and Saturday.
c. b. jefferson, klsw Erlanger's prod uction.
THE COUNTY FAIR"
THE COUNTY FAIR"
THE COUNTY FAIR"
"THE COUNTY FAIR"
1.-THE COUNTY FAIR"
See the Horse Race and Husking Beef
Remember to secure seats early. this comedy il
always presented to the capacity Of tbeaters.
Seats now sale. nolp-N
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NOTES.

The National Capital Brewing Company held
meeting Yesterday afternoon at Portners
brewery on st. Asaph street and elected the
following directors: Robert Portner. Albert
Carry. John ID. Bartlett, Charles Carry, G. A.
Strausman and Frank 3ladigan.
Mr.. T. +. Tucker has bought for 50. 500 the
McDermott place, 5k acres, near the Alexan-
dria aims house.
Frank Bangs. the actor, now playing in Wash
ingtou, visited his native home here yester day.
John Murphy has bought for $500 from c. W.
Seihl a dwelling, with lot, on Payne street
between King and Gamer on streets.
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II VOC are going to market tomorrow GEO. u
OYSTER. JK- s. advt, LIST page. Will interest you
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SAVE HEEL

HEAT BY Muddiman's gas stoves, latest de-
signs, GA 18th ST.
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'rGAR DAY at 73i 9TH St.
follow THE Crow

follow THE CROWD.
IL viii take you 10 EIsEMAS Bao.'s 18th and +
sts- Our great SASS sale of mems suits anl
oyercoats Is now going on.
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1922 PENNSYLVANIA aye- Wv

- To- Z CHHsy INHnId NN6. NV.
$4,000 worth of Fine Clothing must be sold
and soc. in cash will buy 81 worth. Mems Fur
lined Heavy listers, 1902; worth Sl4 Mems
Storm listers, 1892; worth SIP. Mems Heavy
Winter Suits, S3.S7; worth Sl2 Mems All
wool Winter Suits. sac; worth Sl4 Mems
Heavy CASHMERE Suits, $780, formerly SIS.
Boys Long Pants Suits, 1926; worth SO. Chill
dren's Suits. Sl.30; worth ii. Children's Suits,
Sl.S1; worth 50. LOCO pairs Knee Pants, l9c. !;
worth SOC. Children's Overcoats, strictly ali
wool, extra long capes, $40; worth So Mems
Beaver Overcoats, S4G0; worth Sl2. Mems
Chinchilla Overcoats, $4.S7; worth SI2. Don't
delay. Come today. Car fare pald both ways
Every garment guaranteed as represented or
money refunded.
U. s. CLOTHING Co.
OF Boston, Mass,
1t 1922 Penn. ave. NV Hahp's old STAND
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ALEXANDRIA.
PRESSURE FOR school. STATS.

PRESSURE TUB SCHOOL SEATS.
The demand tor increased school accom-
moda'ions still continues and in some o. the
schools the teachers are besiesed by parents
anxious to know when vacancies will occur so
Ihat the vacant seats may be occupied. The
nhanciai straits OF the city seem to have passed
and with the collection of the debts due the
city 1t is possible that there may be surplus
at the close OF the year. 1t is now certain that
new schools will be open next year.
An ARRAY.
The peace Of Majors Hill was disturbed late
last evening by an affray near the intersection
OF Gibbon and Columbus street. Mr.. Lewis
Young was struck on the head by John Shaap
and his scalp badly cut. ard Mr.. Patrick Doran.
who was quoting the row. was assaulted aud in
Jured with an AK handle. The police made
some arrests. and Mayor Strauss at the police
court this morning enforced the law in the
matter.
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'FlOrida Cough Drops!' Sc. Druggists
no4-eolm
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sroAR given away tomorrow. 73I 9Th ST.
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; THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
OuR New Homr

ls ready for your inspection.
ITS FIVE FLOORS
Are completely stocked with everything thst 10 pev
and desirable IN Household Furnishings. aud we'll
worth visit.
OUR FIRST FLOOR
Contains carefully selected stock Of Bed Room, Dtn-
ing Room and Once Furniture.
OUR SECOND FLOOR
Is devoted entirely Carpets and contain. the ls,s-
and most desirable TALL anu winter colorinss All
grades-
OUR THIRD FLOOR
Contains stock of farlor Furniture which for variety
OF design and uniform excellence material mes
SURPASSED b. any Louse IN the country.
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Mr.. JAMES F. OYSTER enjoys the reputation
of having the finest grades Of butter i'll the
city. Depot corner 9th street and Pennsyl-
vauia ayeuue.-AdrL
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TEE Crawford shoe has no equal
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A LARGE QUANTITY OF GROUND is to be sold
tomorrow afternoon at i:38 O'Clock on Della
ware avenue between l. and NJ streets north
east. This property is adapted for subdivision
and lies in an improving section of our city
See advertisement.
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Bankrupt sale! Bankrupt Salel

bankrupt osatcs bankrupt S0let
1924 It'll St. (middlc Of the squared
Ladies' Goods-6215c. Merino Vests. &c.:
75c. Merino Vests, 45c. to &c.; Jerseys 29c.:
25c. Black Wool Hose, 15c.; 30c. Fascinators
19c.; 25c. Cashmere Gloves, 15c.; &c., Aprons.
10c.; Shoppers 25c. Regular-made Baibrippan
Hose, 17c.; Hermsdorf 35c. Fast Black and Col
ored-top Hose. 2lc.; &c. Ribbed Shirts and
Pants, 25c. Mems Furnishings-35c. Natural
Wool or Shaker Socks Gle; l5c. Heavy Seam
less Socks. 10c.; 81 Knit Jackets, &c.: SOC.
ribbed Shirts. Ale; 5oc. Gray or White Under
wear, 39c.; Sl.25 Atwood Gray Underwear.
Toe; SOC. Unlaundered Shirts, 3716c.; 69c'
Laundered Dress Shirts. 45c. Heavy Outing
Shirts, 25c., 3Oc.. &c.,; 81 Flannel Oyershirts.
75c.; 39c. Knit Gloves, Csc; s0c Driving Gloves.
39c.; soc. Canton Flannel Drawers, 39c.: csc.
Harris Wire-buckle suspender, lsc. 1t
Coffee: Cofesw Codee,u
The finest line Of Fresh Roasted Coffees in this
city.
Persons in need of Fire Coffee will find thew
can obtain better Coffee for the money from
us than elsewhere.
Our Sunrise Chop Tea at SOC. per lb. In not
equaled by any other brand Of Tea at Soc per
ID. in the world.
We have New Raisins, New Figs. New Mince
Meat, Currants, Rum and Brandy; also Fine
Old Rye Whisky, 75c. OF. Pure Old Port Crane
Wine. large bottle, SOC.
MErzeEs's, Fine Family Grocery. AT It'll st.
Butter-Fine Rolls fresh daily.
no10-2ts At 900 La. ave. and 9l2 @ NJ
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LatliesS Solid Gold Watches, sl2; gents, S25;
no Limit FRANK, Jeweler, 46l Pa ave. no20-ss
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Carving, Table, Pocket Knives, Raxors,
Scissors, Shears. WALroxD's, AT Pa. ave. Its
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NO Man
Is well dressed if his hat is shabby. Two dol
lars will buy OF us a Dunlap style Derby, cor
rect shape and color, of the usual 80 quality.
'Have one Of them!' franc Il Son.
1t One Price cor 7th and ID.
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Butter-Fine Rolls fresh daily.
no2O-2ts At 909 La. ave. and 9l2 G n
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"NlBLETs. &c. Druggists.-AdUt.
LADIES BRoADCLoIH OvEEGAIrERs, 90c. w.
H. Keneaster Co., Ills + street northwest
IAdct.
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

l'ALLY- DeMitts Coach Line. Round Tripr -HO
L Arlington, SOLDIER Home. Chain and Cabin John
Brides 10 a m. m. SOC: to 75c- Zoo Park and
and Departments. with guide 10c.
No visit complete without ride on our great si
hand Tally Ho. Leaves .5l3 18th e. n ~ ssi-tr
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VICTOR K. ADLERS
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
g,7 AND g,p 9TH ST NV.
CORNER MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL II P.N
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-02-21
Police Court.

Judge George 3. Smythe welded the
sword of justice in the police court yester-
day and made disposal of the following
parties:
d. Dugan, plain drunk, was taxed the
sum of s. and costs by his honor.
The case eff John Wilson, who was ar
rested night before last for attempting TO
commit an outrageous assault upon a
twelve ear-old girl came up for hearing
The case is substantially as follows
Thursday evening Wilson was found in
the west part of the city in drunken con-
dition. Several small boys began throw
ing stones at him and making the fellow as
miserable as possible. Presently the girl
came along and in his staggering condition,
grabbed her apron and succeeded in tearing
it nearly of her. A couple of older persons
saw this part of the performance aud
marched the fellow Up Twenty fifth street
until they met Officer Sluth, who took him
in possession and placed him in the police
station. The case was called at IL O'clock,
and after giving the case a hearing the
Judge ruled that the evidence was not
strong enough to convict and thereupon
discharged the defendant.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-02-21
General Gleanings,

The chamber of commerce met last night
1t begins TO look as if Ogden had large
iron works.
The city council met in regular session
Monday night.
Mrs L. Finley, of Salt Lake city, was in
Ogden yesterday.
Waldemar Van Colt came up from the
capital yesterday.
The district court is doing considerable
business at present.
The advance sale of seats for Marie
Wainwright was quite large.
All We Democrats turn out tonight and
make the mass meeting rouser.
The Democrats hold mass meeting in
the federal court room tonight.
The next attraction at the Grand is
Kiralfy Brothers water Queen
Marie Wainwright and troupe were
registered at the Pacific yesterday.
The elevator in the Grand opera house is
almost completed and ready for use.
The sewer bitches have reached Twenty
fourth street on Washington avenue.
Attorney Jones, of Brigham, was in. at
tendance at district court yesterday.
James H. Woods, of Grand Island, Ne
braska, was in the city on business yester-
day.
George w. Wilcox, of Aberdeen, South
Dakota, was in the Junction City yester-
Gay.
The walls of the first story of the Utah
Loan and Trust company's building will
soon be up.
A large audience enjoyed the Honey,
NOON as played by Marie Wainwright and
Ter company last evening.
A water pipe bursted in front of the Grand
yesterday forenoon and soaked things quite
badly for about fifteen minutes.
A little child of S. L. Brainard died yes
terday. Arrangements for thee funera
have not been made at this writing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-02-21
No EQUAL in the World.

Yesterday was day when the average
Loganite could walk forth in pleasure, ad-
mire the weather and also his surroundings
In the mind Of this department there is no
city-on earth equal 10 Logan. She is peer
less, absolutely perfect SO far as nature is
concerned. Her river is broad and clear
her situation beautiful and healthy. her
soil fertile and her people the best. She
viii grow and grow, develop mines, annex
surrounding towns and cities, and become
one Of the greatest commonwealths of the
entire Rocky Mountain region. Ali we
need is little energy and another railroad,
ana our beloved Logan VIII attain to the
eminence which nature so plainly desired
she should
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-02-21
A Daily Paper

The astonishing and unexpected news
that daily morning paper was to be estab-
lished here at once, broke over the city
yesterday. prospectus, printed at the
office of j. P. Smith, under orders of Mr..
II. E. Baker, late manager of the United
Order Lumber company, was distributed
broadcast throughout town. The little
document recites Logan's need of a daily
and announces that the Logan Daily Nation,
morning paper containing all local and
telegraphic news, will be started in Logan
by Mr.. Baker, early in March. 1t is un-
derstood the type stock has been ordered
from the east, press purchased in Salt
Lake, and the Office will be located at
Kicks & Crandall's new building on Main
street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-02-21
WONDER WORKER.

Mr.. Frank Huffman, a young nlan OF
Burlington, Ohio, states that he had oeen
under the care of two prominent physic-
ians, and used their treatment until he was
not able to get around. They pronounced
his case to be Consumption and incurabe
He was persuaded to try DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs ano
Colds and at that time was not able to walk
across the street without resting. He found
before he had used half of dollar bottle
that he was much better; he continued tc
use it and is to-day enjoying good health
II you have any Throat, Lung or Chest
trouble try it, We guarantee satisfaction.
Trial bottle free at A. G. Smith & Co. IS
drug store. 8
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-02-21
The Reading Room.

The new reading room, which has been
in process of arrangement for some time
past by Superintendent L. R. Martineau,
and his colleagues of the young
mems associations has just been
opened, and the promoters may well feel
proud of their work. The room is situated
upstairs in the tithing office building, is
lighted by electricity, heated by steam and
contains besides large number of the very
best books, all the well known periodicals,
including, l trust, THE HERALD. Your
Republican neighbor is not present. The
room is open to all, and should be well pat
roniZed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-02-21
LIVER COMPLAINT 4.

Being subject TO liver troubles, l have
tried many medicines, but have never
found an equal to DIR. David Kennedv,s
Favorite Remedy, made at Rondout. n Y.
1t stimulates the stomach and liver. recu
lates the bowels and has proved of such
value that l would not be without it. / re-
gard it as the best medicine for any trouble
arising from any disorder of these ORGANS
Mrs. FRED SHELDON, Cor. Bridge and Di.
vision SITS, w. Catskill, n. Y. For sale by
u. c. M. /. Drug Store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-02-21
First District Court.

Judge James A. Miner made disposal of
the following cases in district court yester-
day:
Z. a. Stain vs. Alex Osman: on motion
of L. r. Rogers and consent of Maloney
& Perkins. the appeal is hereby dismissed.
john a. Taylor ct al. VS.. NJ. B. Buford
ct al; trial continued from Thursday.
Jury out.
David Eccles VS.. Louis n. Lach; order
made dismissing case at plaintiffs costs.
John NJ. Tracy VS.. Joseph Baxter. On
trial
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-02-21

The Southern Pacific passenger train No
: arrived two hours behind time yesterday,
the delay being caused by a derailed freight
train west of Ogden.
Two hundred and fifty cars of ties for
the Idaho division have arrived and will be
distributed along the Utah g. Northern at
once
Two cars Of excursionists from Provo
arrived at $3.50 o'clock last evening on their
way TO Logan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-02-21
Turn About.

At the late election there was Justice of
the peace elected from each municipal
ward. Since they assumed their duties in
that capacity they have taken it turn about
in acting as police magistrate.
They have each of them been endeavor-
ing to come to some compromise, and yes
terday it was decided to continue in the
future as they have since election in dis
posing of the hoboes and receiving the