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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07

The grayelly places in the roads are
full Of instruction 10 the road builders.
They are hard, dry and compact. That
isolated stones win sink into the soil by
their own weight has always been well
known. Every bit Of f0il that Is per.
mittod TO intrudo itself between tho
stones Of road ila diyilor that Is de-
struciivc 10 good results. A hattoned
cllipse Is tho best shape for the founda.
ton Of o durable road; but sand and
gravel without any suggestion Of loan
makes tho best roadbtd.
Tho pcrmnncnco Of road depends
upon the care which is taken In making
tho bed. Broken stone Is liable 10 bo
rolled about by heavy teams until the
rough edges are worn of producing dust
and mud, and tho road Is soon full of
ruts aud holes. A road made Of Xix
ounce or egg sized stones alone will bo
looae and rough. There should be small
stones mixed in with them. They should
be- carefully spread widely over the road
10 as TO give uniformity. Our system NJ
the present time IS TO have tho tops at
our roads porous TO let in the water, and
"a loan bed into which the stone and
gravel sinks, But this is AN improve.
mont over the past, and We may hupo
for better methods In tho ture.-Ad.
dru0 by j, u, Olcolt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07

Counirica ClualH,. uL ~ iycTa 90 a mum
bcrofcarciully prcparcdquostionsw which
cover the subject Ia it, most comIrehtn.
siyo form.
noticeable that tho roads through.
ont Europe are fnr superior to those in
the United States; indeed, gentleman
WINS heard 70 say yesterday that nothing
struck him 50 forc.biy in his travels On
the continent Ms the superiority Of the
roads. He explained that the reason for
this advanced movement u due 90 the
fact that the countries Ia which ho
Travelled have o civilization o1tcndins
back thouWud years, while that Of Tho
United States embraces hut hundred.
one Of the most important statements
madc In the report In question IS tho
marked increase In the value Of agri.
cultural land situated on the improved
roads. Il 81 estimated that farm prop.
crty thus benefited increases Va value
from to 10 per cent, which Is surely
sufficient communication 10 establish the
necessity for cooperation IN the move
mont that has been started IN New Jer.
fcy. One frequently hears Il said that
history iuruifhcsno instance Of the rapid
recovery Of u country from disturbance
so rapid and complete ns tina, OF Franco.
and the recovery In this instance l. haid
TO be duo directly TO tho condition Of
tho roads, which aro IN such u high state
of improvement ns to place nearly ull
agricultural classes within reach Of the
markets, thus facilitating the trunaror.
tation Of farm produce and les ouing
the cost Of H. The good roads which
form 10 distinguishing Characteristic
Of tho French tys,om were originally
oreaicd by Napoleon I, who planned u
most elaborate project In this direction
for tho Irposo Of moving his army with
ease and dispatch. Napoleon III carried
ont the plans thus originated by his
uncle, and IN this way thgrc was pcrpotu.
otod monument of Nnpoleonic sagacity
that will endure through generations.
The active workers FOR che project Of
improved roads IN Now Joroy believe
that II they can impress upon the people
the fact that good roads pay for them.
selves tho battle will bo won.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07
NOTABLE rIRsr EVENTS.

Iiundkcrrhlcfs were first manufactured
AZ Paisley In 1913
Linen WIS nst made In England In 1893,
ard only worn by the luxurious
Tho first idea OF electricity was given by
the friction OF two globes Of quicksilver ia
tao year lid1,
The fret record Of Judges salary gives
Gl3i iJs a. Ms tho stipend " Thomas
Littlcton, judge OF tho kings bench, iio0
The nrTt striking clock was Imported
into Europe by the porsians about tho
ycnr A. d, 500. II was brought as q pres
cnt 10 Chnrlcmagnc from Abdolln, King VI
Persia, by two monks Of Jerusalem.
The first record wc have Of coal Il about
800 years before tho Christian era. Coal
was used a. fuel IN England ~ early a.
So, and In 1874 tho lint charter to dix for
Il was granted by Henry Ill to the inhab-
itGnts Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Spcctaelca were ilrat used In tho latter
part OF the Thirteenth century There IL
no certainty ~ TO who was tho inventor o.
them, hut the distinction IS generally
claimed for Alcssandro oil Spina, who y
said 20 have made somo about 1875.
Pens were Grst used early In the Seventh
century They were OF courrc quilts, ana
steel psus did not come into use until $50,
when the first gross Of them was sold
Wholesale for ~ 4. The quality u these
pens was greatly Inferior 90 that Of those
ior which We now pay fifteen cents u gross.
The first glass window IN England VIVA
one pat up In an nbhoy about the year 90
Glass windows, however, did not bccoma
general for many hundred years, aud a.
late as 1879 the glass easements at Alnwlck
castle. the Duke of Northumberland
scat, were regularly taken down when tho
family was away from home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07

Good Roads 10 the name of monthly
magazine which has just been started
under the management Of the League
Roads Improvement bureau. It, man.
aging editor h Mr. Isaac y. Potter.
author Of that excellent and valuable
pamphlet, 1.-The Gospel of Good Roads.
The new magazine Is TO be- conducted
ON the general plan followed In this
pamphlet. twill illustrate with photo.
graphic cuts the good roads and had
roads u the world, and will tell how
tho latter can best be superseded by the
former. The general aim OF the magl
zinc will bo 10 stimulate the interest Of
the public concerning the advantages OF
good roads and streets and the bost
methods Of constructing and maintain
ing them" Special attention will be
given 10 road laws and legislation, and
to supplying farmers and suburban resi-
dents with practical information rs %
the best way OF improving existing
roads. Tho first number Is u handnomc
publication Of fifty pages, containing IN
full Mr.. Pottcr's "Gospcl,' with IT,
striking illustrations aud much Other
valuable matter. The price Is twenty
cents copy, two dollars a year, aud the
address is Good Roads, Potter building
New York city, Every person interest
ed in the important subject Of improved
highways ought to subscribe for this
magazine, and thus help forward a
worthy and public spirited enterprise
New York Evening Post.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07
LINENS AND WHITE GOODS.

Slammed Nomi, Linens. neat. new
dssIgnsi with knotted fripgea I'm
snlaehe,,. and Tray Cover. alsJ
siamneI Damask. 90 inches. ftippod.
avai DovlIss NJ ono n pi,cr: regular
SELLING mice 40 cents.
Large ynrIe,y Of stnmped Monte
IIn.n Dresser Scarf, Mt 51n. good value
Mt ne
700 Linen Danask fripged Table
Cloths from 10 q Yards long. with
coiored bor,lor,. at Al 'OO. reduced from
III 40 a Al b0
300 Damnsk pattern Table Cloths
without fringe. IN plnin white aud
colnrcI hordsr. o Ia n vnnIs in l.puth.
nj 'a5 and sI VI. regular pricr sl.J5
ands225,
ioo handsome whit. Damask tail,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07

Men from cities, accustomed to good
thoroughtGres and other convenience,
may be tempted by the pure air, the free
dom and The pleasures Of country life, 20
reside for part OF tho yonr Mt least "far
from the nudding crowdH but II they
find nothing but cowpath wilcucd,
and illcd with roots and nudholes, they
Will oftencr refuse TO take up their resi-.
dencc than not in q community so care.
less OF is own comfort and welfare.
Not only does the citizen IN tho country
who ncglecis His roads ignore his per-
sonal comfort and shut his eyes to tho
possible riches from salo Of land and
general improvement, but he wears out
his teams and loses much valuable time
that might be saycd.-Exohange.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07

Tho telephone ia Japan IS growing IN
popularity, At Toxic there isa general
familiarity with the instrument and IA
uses, and oven In out Of tho way districts
II 10 not unknown.
The poorman mine In the Cmur dtleno
coal region will De operated altogether ly
electricity, using two dynamos at 2J0horo
power each, operated by water power.
Tho postmaster general Of Great Britain
recently announced ~ the house Of COM
mon, that tho telegraph service bad dur
Ing tho last Official year produced sur
plus FOR the fret time since the introduce
ton OF tho prcarnt rates in lss3,
Tho development Of the science Of elec-
tricity has created u demand for very ipc
wircs. Tho platinum wires In incnndes-
cent lamps are drawn through sapphire
plates, aud the very finest platinum wires
are used Ia many delicate and sensitive
electrical instruments.
The usn Of jewel points us cutters has
been increased by the invention OF oluctri'
cal appliances, The fine lines on tho
cylinders u tho photograph and tho
graphophnne arc cut by steel points, hut
IL hns been aseertained that grit IA tic
parniiln Injuries the points gGl causes
ragged lima
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07
FRENCH AND AMERICAN DRESS
GOODS.

We are now displaying complete
stock OF hilh grade Noveltlts. the
finest productions Of To" loom, nj prices
ranging from 75c. 10 $3.50 per yard.
Tho goods are the finest and thep ices
are far below what Others aek,
~ Inch French Bedford Cord, IN
leading spring shades, at 5Or., worth
zoe.
Dress Patterns containing 5 yards
Bedford Cords In GreyH, Tans and
Browns, only 81 80 pattern.
Dress patterns containing ynrds OF
30 inch English Twceds aud Scotch
Chevlot effects, in all the leading spring
colon s2.25 pet pattern, would be- cheap
nj $500.
Dress patterns containing yards,
latest style NobOy Dress Goods Mt
$3.50, worth $500.
Dress patterns in light Chevlot, In
stripe and checks, very hnndeome at
$500, actual value 5000.
Dress patterns In tuted s,ripcB aud
dots, md In the newca, designs nj the
low price $500 u suit; would be cheap
at $500.
Dress patterns in Hight weigh. iuiie
striped Chevlot, very pretty, at s3.6
pattern, worth $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07

It was the general opinion at tho New
jersey road convention that the dirt road
must 20 and that It IS better 10 nay a
comparatively liSht tax for a number Of
yeard for macadumizel roads than TO
suffer large losses annually ON account
of ~ kept and msoryieoablo highways.
StatIHtics which 80 10 prove that dirt
roads consume great amount Of the
public money snd yield very unsatisfac-
tory results, wore presented, the cas-, Of
ono New Jersey town whore $4,000 has
been spent ON dirt highways IN the past
fifteen ycan without effectively impgov.
iug them being cited, whilo It was stated
that the improvements in Union county
under the road net OF 1883 have already
paid for themselves -Jicriden Comm
Journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07
WASH DRESS FABRICS.

We have no opening days. Good
values arc more attractive than special
displays.
A Special Sale n Two Hundred
Pieces OF Splendid Dress style Cling
hams, suitable for Ladics' and chit
dten's wear nj &c. q yard; regular
loo. goods.
Beautiful lot Of TIL and Cosmos
printed cotton fabrics, very fiuc aud
soft material, IN dark, medium, light
grounds, In handsome designs, ut II 30
for 10 yard patterns. Tho best Cotton
Dr re-, Goods We shall oiier this se1son
- inch fine Zephyr Glnghnm,, at
1870 per yari, value a2lc.
~ inch L1uisinua,a flue, soft finished
Pefcalc, la very handsome drcss siyle
10 medium and dart effects Mt lgl c per
yard.
30 inch double warp slripes and
checked fenangs nj Toe per yard, worth
double.
The most complete line Of Scotch
Novelty Hrphyrs and French Printed
Novelties ever sbown hy us.
Particular attention rs called 10 our
30 inch Scotch Bedford Cords NJ zoe,
French 5atines, BrOrados mud Printed
iJc, aud Henrietta finish Fgst.Block,
Brocadcd Saiincs al Zoe; also ~ our
French Organizes and Lawns.
100 pieces dtess style soft I'M
iShcd Standard Prints ct &c. IA yard.
100 pieces - inch Printed Sntrns.
excellent quality aud good styles, ut
iOc. per yard.
90 Inch Fancy Bedford Cord In fancy
colOTcd printing on black and dark
grouuda, NJ l2lc. n yard, splendid value
Mt l5c.
Blacl; Saieens, good qualities, at l0c.
and l2lc q yard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07
SPECIAL SALE OF COTTON
HOSIERY

We continue our remarkable Hosiery
sale. for the benefit Of Conference Wis.
itOrs, and also 10 afford our city patrons
an opportunity TO secure these bargains,
who were prevented from doing 70 by
reason Of last weeks stormy weather
LADIES' HOSIERY.
At 7ic-i50 dozen Ladies' Fast
Black Hose, well worth loo pair.
Only lOc-15O dozen Ladiss' Nubisn
Dye, warranted Fast Black, drop
stitch, actual value zoe.
Only l5c-At this price we offer cx.
trhOrdinary values In Ladies' Full
regular Fast Black Hose; also large
variety OF Colored Hose, Including
Fancy TOPS with Black Boots, well
worth Zoo 10 iOc.
Only 10 2.3-- Nubian Dye, warranted
Fast Blnck Ladies' Seamless Cotton
Hose, worth 2br Ialr.
For this Ethiopian Dye La.
dies Black Cotton Hose, extra long,
line guage high spliced heel, our regu.
lar stock price i0c.
Great .jc Bafgains--i01 dOz. Ladies'
Hose, all manufacturer samples, con-
talning large variety Of styles IN Cot
ton and brilliant Lisle, plain ana fnu-
cies, including Black Drop Slicth Bril-.
liant Llslce. These goods are worth
from iOc TO zoe per pair. Greatest bar
gain We ever offered In this line.
Reduced 10 5lc--liadirs' Li,le Hose,
Riehcllcu ribbed, In solid black, and
fancy tops, with fast black boots, also a
line n black silk Plated HUre; theec
are regularly sold at T5c and Soc.
At 1-3c--Misses' fast black Ribbed
Cotton Hose, all sizes, regularly sold ut
lac per paif.
only i5c-Mi.ses' Derby Ribbed Cot
ton Hose, Ia all sizes, guaranteed fast
black, an elegant stocking, aud we take
pleasure In recommending II rs such;
would be- good value at 25c.
Great bargain 2Oe-Boys English
Heavy Ribbed Black Cotton Hose;
nctual worth 85c TO soc q pair, accord.
ing 10 size; We offer all slz,s at one
price; not hall regular value; a won.
dcrful bargain.
MES's SOCKS.
At. slc-Men's Assorted Brown and
Coloted Socks; regular price, l9lc. u
pair
Only loo This Week-A large A..
sortment Of Gents Colored Cotton
'7enhhuss SVoNef ieh"iN i've kVo"r.
This Week Only 10 2.3c-Several
hundred dozen Mems Very Hest
"MRco" Yarn Cotton Socks, I'm.
bl5ached, Fancy Striped, assorted
shades Of Brown and Fast Blackt; our
regular 2bc. numbers.
Extra Values nj 9jr-Sevcral large
lots Of Mems Sock-, our own importa-
tlon Of Fast Blacks, large variety Of
Striped Balbtlggan, Slate Notified,
shaw Knit, etc. No better Socks TO
be- had anywhere Mt this price.
Reduced 10 i5c. - Mothers Friend
Boys Waists In Chcviot, Percnle and
Outing Flannel, nil suliabls for spring
and summer wear, reduced from 6jc.
aud Tjc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07

Ine ruIrla4 from Colon 10 pinama
across the isthmus is only fosty=eynmilas
long. yet. until recently the charge "
transportation VI passengers was twenty
i've dollars Ia American gold. Baggage IA
charged for at tho rata VI 1--WE CENTS pr
pound.
Tho general manager of tho Grand
Trunk road las Issue. an order TO The q.
feet that brakeman shall not smoke on
duty or at any timo when wearing bis uui,
form, they shall not enter Into or occupy
the same seat with passenger, and must
remove their hats when passing through
dining ear or the car ui officials.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07
CHALLIES.

See cur large anu handsome aSzort.
ment Of Challiea at 4lc. a yard.
We are showing n very pretty line Of
Chaliics in light, medium and dark
grounds, Ia new designs at &c yard.
An elegant line OF best quality
American half wool Challi,s exqulalte
printing and cOloriugs NJ 2Jc per yard.
Ctepon Challies IN the leadingsprlng
shades nj 900 per yaru.
30 Inch very handsome light ground
printed French ChallitB. In polka
spots and floral iesigns, ut 25c. yard;
this fabric would readily sell ut SOC.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07
NOTHING LOCKS BETTER.

On u bright sunshiny day than
handsome pirasol.
We have placed on sale our Spring
Importation Of parasolf, gathered from
the hes, New York aud PHILADELPHIA
manufacturer, the whole forming q
collection that has never been oqualed.
AZ special bargains we uilaE
Only 76c--2i-iuch Gloria silk Para.
soils with natural wood handles. Our
regular 400 quality.
Only sl.O0-.Biuch Gloria silk
Pafasols with natural handles, worth
81 80.
Only slOO-2i.inch Gloria SIX Para.
slls with gold mounting, well worth
$3.50.
Only si.95-2Ginch Glorln SILK Para.
soils with heavy gold mounting; good
value AT 500.
Only sl,25--9i.irch Gloria Parasols,
with oNlii1ed handler; si.7j.
Only sl.bO-26.inch Gloria SILK Para.
soils with handsome oxldiz,d hnndlc,;
cheap ut $500.
Large assortment Of Carriage Shades
at $3.50 10 $500.
a3Juch srihbcd Bingham Umbrellas
ut 7jc.; regular price, SLIPS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07
LANES JACKETS AND WRAPS.

We place on sale about 100 Spring
Jackets carried over from last year, all
excellent styles. We have marked
them down 10 about 4Oc on tho dollar
they are offered nj three uniform
prices: At $3.50, $500 and 5000; they
cost to manufacture 800 to sl2.0O.
New goods and novel styles DO not
necessarily mean high prices and large
profits. The following quotations are
for new goods, suitable for present aud
tcrspring wear.
Ladies' Tan Cloth Jackets, richly
braided roll collar, double breasted, at
5000.
Black Cheyoit Jackets at $500.
Lsdies' New Box Goats, lap seams,
pearl buttonh, Mt $3.50.
New Cloth Deep Capes In Tans anu
Greys, handsomely embroidered collar
and yoke at $500.
New Black Cloth Capes, Handsomely
embroidered, nail head trimmings nj
$500.
New Corduretto Capes, tan shades
beautifully embroidered with moss
trimming at $1,000.
New Travelling Garments, double
breasted deep military capes Mt sl2.O0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07

Small Boy COMPLIMENTARY isn't
thur any griddlo cakes this mornlngi
Mother oyingly)--liocause You neg.
lcctOd To go to the store yesterday and gvt
me some eggs, a. told you
Small Boy with an injured Rir)-You
didn't tell me they was Tor griddle cakes,
Good News
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07
BARGAINS IN BLACK DRESS
nOnOs

iO.inoh all wool Albattoss Mt GOO a
yard, reduced from zoe.
Pflestley'a Nuns Yelling at 75c,
worth sl.00.
- inch Black Alpaca, our SOC grade
only 37lc.
~ Inch Black Alpaca, our 0Oc grade
only 87lcn yard.
10 inch INEQUALITY Serge at 02ic
yard, well worth 90.
10 inch very fine silk Warp Henri.
ella NJ poe, value sl.s5.
40 Inch fine quality Al wool Nuns
Yelling vt 5lc., worth Csc.
Large assortment Of French Black
Goods In Fancy Bedford Cords Soc "a
yard, would bc good value at sl..5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07
lADIEs' SPRING SKIRTS.

Ladi,s Striped Skirts al soc each,
worth 75r.
Ladies' Black Salen Skirts rim
Tuille NJ 7jc, worth 81.
GalntOn Slsiris with box pleat q nI,h.
at 81, worth $3.50.
Black Satoon Lace Trimmed Skirts
Mt Sl25, worth sLI5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07
DOAHSTICS.

a. soft finished splendid quality
blesched niusllns at % yard. a great
bargain.
"a extra good quality blesched mus
lin at l.8 cents per yard. A bargain
nj loo. Call for the "lron.cas" brand
OF blcached muslin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07

ready been born In the brains OF the
commissioners Of the fair. but no harm
can be done in suhnitting through you
columns the suggestions herein con.
tainud.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07
CHENILLE CURTAINS.

All new dc0lgns aud color, with
handsome Dado and Frieze nnd heavy
chenille fringe, top Lnd bottom.
$500 per pair, worth $3.50.
$500 per pair, worth Sl2.U0.
sll.OOper pnir (selfc with chenille
trellls work inAertlnnl. worth Sl5.Ol.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07
LADIES' APRONS.

Tucked India Linen Aprons at i5c.
Indian Linen Aprons, deliberately
trimmed with SWISS and Na'nlook
edging and insertion, al .5c, 3jc, SOC
and 51c, these are entirely new AMI
offered far below regular priccs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07
OUTING FLANNgLs.

Splendid quality Of Striped Outing
Flanncls ut DC and Ga per yard.
We place on sale n large lot OF llrht
and medium Outing Flaunels In checks
and stripeaat l0c per yard; our usual
Zoe qualities,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07
LACE CURTAINS.

The most imuuflpnl sale we have
yet made OF Nottingham and Irish
Point Curtains, 100 pair nottingham
Lace Curtains, variety OF different
styles, nj ~ 90 to 35.O0p per pair.
Real Irish Point Curtains from 81;
TO I yards long at $500, $500, 500,
$500, $1,000, and up To 10 $500 per
pair.
Swiss Curtains por psir, 5000. $3.50,
$3.50, $1,000, Sl2,5O, siiOO, 1880, 5000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07
LADIES GLOVES.

Ladies' iislo Gloves In Tans, Browns,
Greys and Black, NJ lOc., lic. and zoe.
These are NIL at reduced prices.
LADIES' Chanois Mousquctaifo Gloves
In White ami Yellow, at si.0O. These
gloves win be very popular for spring
aud summer wcaf,ns they can be washed
perfectly.
Ladies' equestrian gauntlet Gloves,
new style cul!s and perfect fitting,
ID
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07
JACKETS FOR THE LITTLE ONES.

Wa place on sails an excellent line Of
Children's Short Spring Jackets, sizes
TO 10 Mt l2.00 10 $500.
Misses' Jackets In Nil the shades and
STYLES g.. 90 aud upwards.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07

Jane scrimshaw lived In londoi. during
the reign Of eight soyereignl, from Eliza,
beth 10 Anne. OF hor III years eighty Of
them were spent In an almshUulc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07

Out Of I0,7S3 commitments recorded
during the year in Ireland, no fewer
than 1000 were for drunkenness.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07
LACEs.

The choicest and newest goods will
b. sold at nominal prices.
Washable Iflsh Point Lnces aud
Demi Flpuncings In rcts Of three 10
our widths, Zoe. per yard. black
Chantilly I4accE ami DENT Flouncingr,
also Black Guipufo d. Gene Lucus anu
Demi Flouucings, In sets OF three to
i've widths, lbc. 10 $3.50 per yari,
usually sold at much higher prices.
IS linen Black Chantiily FlUuncing
atsl.lO. worth sl,5u.
- inch handsome Black Chantilly
FluuuciDgs nj 81 30, worth sl.75.
ii Inch hancsome Black Chantilly
III uucings at sl.s0, actual value $3.50.
IS inch newest style Black Dppcfy
Net ut 81 90, actual value 81 80.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07
DRESS TRIMMINGS.

Popular anu well.knOwn styles ~
lower prices than offered 10y any other
house.
Narrow silk Gimps In all colors
aud black ct 7lc and To- @ pet yard.
Jet sdgings 1t loo aud zoe yard,
fully worth double.
5.lnch and D.iuch Black Ribbon,
Thinning. al 1913 and $500 yard.
io.iuch Ribbon Fhngo with cut jet
beaded ends at s275 a yard.