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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23

HAxpxERcH1rrs
For the fall trade are coming
in daily-the following having been received the
within past week:
Ladies' Sheer Null Hemstitched Hsn kerchiefs with
colored and corded borders at
&C.. OR FOR IS CENTS.
ladies' Sheer Null scalloped Edge Embroidered
Handkerchiefs. Worth &c., at
IN CENTS
Ladies' Sheer Mull-Scalloped EDGE Handksrchief.,
embroidered in delicate shades pink blue yell.
heliotrope. at 12x CENTS.
Ladies' Sheer Null Hernsttched Handkerchiefs with
bow knot embroidered in corners. I2lS CENTS.
Mems Part Linen Hemstitched Handk erchiefs--plsin
white and colored borders. I2,< CENTS
Mems Pure Linen E1tra-sze Tape Edge Handler.
chiefs. 12's CENTS.
Mems Hemstitched Initial Handkerchief. (sny let
teri. ONLY 12s< CENTS.
Ladies' Pure Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs,
wide or hens. very sheer.
1sc.. OR FOR so CENTS.
Ladies' Sheer Null Handkerch,efs with smbroid-
cred borders and scalloped edges,
1Sc., OR FOR so CENTS.
Mems Pure Linen Henstitched Haudkerchiefs. full
size. 1sc.. OR FOR 80 CENTS.
Handsomsly Embroidered Sheer Null Handler
chiefs with floral and bow knot designs.
ONLY Is CENTS.
LADIES WA1srs Ar HALF Pn1cE.
We have taken all the Sateen. bingham and Mad
ras Waists in the house and marked them price
They formerly sold at 81. So 81. rs and 81.
YOUR CHOICE NOW FOR rs CENTS.
BLAZER Surrs.
We merely want to remind you again that our stock
is complete. All sizes here. Best qualities Storm
Serge in navy and black.
THEY ARE s9. rs. go so AND Sass.
LADIES SKIRTS.
Wash Popln Skirt made full in length and width,
box plated rufie. ONLY IS CENTS.
Striped Poplin Skirts with plated runie, made on
French band. 70 CENTS
Better quality striped Poplin Skirt. double width
skirt. full rufie yoke band. ONLY 90 CENTS.
full assortment of Rusting Silk Skirts from g. 70
to $40. So
MEs's WEAR.
Another case of Fast Black (Hernsdorf dye) Mems
Socks. double heels and toes. ONLY l2h CENTS.
Real Maco Socks. fast black. superior quality.
ONLY % CENTS
Genuine Isle Thread Socks in garnet, navy and
brown, ONLY II CENTS.
The balance Of our 81 and 81. % Negligs Shirts
AT 50 CENTS
SOC quality Laundered Linen Bosom Shirts
AT 50 CENTS
25c. scsrfs. flowing ends tecks and four in hands.
12k CENTS.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
Continued below)
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"Hov unneighborly." says unneighborly
Canada, concerning the Presidents proclama-
non Canada Is surprised and shocked at re-
sahsti0n for her selfish measures when abe has
promised 70 repeal them when they have
worried all the harm they can dot the end Of
the season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23

New Jersey has q murder mystery-the.a ssss-
sinafaon Of an old soldier for his pension money.
The aged veteran Is the prey Of interruptions
people everywhere. 1t is impossible TO wholly
prevent this class Of crimes. But Washington
has the uncomfortable reflection that here they
are invited by the absence Of effective and en-
forced restrictions on the sale Of liquor in the
vicinity Of the Soldiers Home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23

The production ofeA hx under which the
tDssinmass sals Of liquor can be prosscls,d
enountA they prove elective, to . great dis
eovery- Prosecutor Dumont can consols him.
ssh with the reelection hat many great dis
coyessrs have suffered for their schisv>uusnt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23

'Cholerine" Il what disease nowrsxaginx
Hamburg II called Il has estsblishsd the fact
that merihucus modification Of the word
cholera does not in any way diminish the fatal
characteristics Of the nalady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23
DuuL Asp OrHrn Errcrn,o FAxs

Repaired. Electric Motors and Dy-
nsmos ovefhsuied and put in thor
ough order. Commutators turned
od and new ones furnished.
Field Masnsts and Armaturss rswound
In our own shop on the prsmises.
Motor and Dynamo Brushes for any
machine In stock OF mads 10 osdsr.
JORDAN 4 NaeLBoO.
oD1oa0 ~ 10oAA a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23

The "Gsreags" vo given . rest asths d.
hict buildings Yesterday. II 10 netsvoethy
that giving the garbage Q rest 10 What caused all
The original difficulty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23

Nor EVEN A MOMENTS REr1Ec-
IS NECESSARY TO CONVINCE THE WASHING
TON HoUsEKEEPER THAT THE CONTINUED
POSSESSION OF EVERY CONCEIVABLE Do
MEsTIC COMFORT. PARTICULARLY WHEN
PAID FOR FROM THE SMALL SAVINGS OF HER
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY TOLL,
MAKES THE HOME OVER WHICH SHE PRE-
SIDES FAR swEETER AND MORE LovABLE
THAN THE WANT OF THOSE COMFORTS UNTIL
SUCH TIME WHEN SHE WILL HAVE ACCUMU-
LATED SUFFICIENT CASH TO PURCHASE
THEM AT AN APPARENTLY LOWER FIGURE
KNOWING THE VALUE OF DOLLAR. AND
PLEASED WITH THE EASY TERMS OF
OUR EQUITABLE
CREDIT
SYSTEM.
SHE UNwITTINGLY pURsUEs
THE COURSE OF OUR BEST CITIZENS AND EN-
JOYS LIFE WITHOUT ITS BURDENS. HAPPY IN
THE MIDST OF A COMMENTED HOUSEHOLD. A
REIGNING QUEEN IN THE LITTLE KINGDOM
OF HOME
OUR COLOSSAL PARLoRs. OVERLOOKING WITH
FIRsT-CLAss WARES AT LOWEST CONSISTENT
PRICES. ARE REPLETE WITH A HANDSOME
LINE OF PARLoR AND BED ROOM FURNI-
TURE. CARPETS OF EVERY GRADE, RANGES,
GAS AND vAPoR STOVES. REFRIGERAToRs.
BUFFETs. cHIFFoNIERs. wARDRoBEs, CAB1-
NETS. FANCY ROCKERS. PARLoR AND ExrEN-
SION TABLES. CoUCHEs. HALL RACKS. sECRE-
TARIEs. TOILET AND DINNER SETS AND
House & HrnRxAsrs
CASH AND CREDrr Housra
9l7. sls. GIL AND yss 7rH ST.
au2o e36 MASS. AVE. NV
A Po1sr FoR BOTH
ARE You A NAM
Ar! Il you do YOU probably know
more seonO4 n 70 0f have pair %
.MarchinE SHOES" Never march in your
,Ssp 5hsT ,h and sIa
eS.Marchins Shoes" and have Just the
:Riss: ans sgs: 'Ge sssS ap s'' than
ARE You A WomAs,
Fashion authorities say that White Canvas
nsnm WA and e S or9 n !Rs ss:s III The
worn al ne year 'rownd' BY those who
ne nickels required for polishing" black
I'VE W hsys lust ssceiysd new shign.at q
Rqssets. In new autumn styies
As.dauartsrs for the latest conesats in
Hoovzn & Sxrnx.
-Ex,~t SAes Fstsrs."
1917 p Ave N. w. .,aa
Two SPECIALS
In SHIRTS
va s'' 6 RSs f,n ss,ts .'' our fnvinabis"
gs a %Ss s2S. q :s:1s:
Ssi:: :S:sas: y: s g '; :.ss
S::Sio e; I'd Hsat band. &C.. ed SsIv sSs
Pc: Pc i t.sSs I'D b:sS, "a pi:s: -:
sA': .s.e 4 |: 4 ia Si; as:.: g '1'ss
S. B: EILxnr & Jos. H. Inr1Axp.
suea "a 81 & n~. s Ssss sns s NsssS s1cse..
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4! a; ,lKzs,u.MsA,s.

a q; pl kAss0 seA NV
-
--
TAKE A LOOK
An! An ,ss sss ssplsy e cheap BLANKET.
pric.. sttl.et many buvsrs sss looking fos
SG gsI -: 3 ss1s4
ANOTHER CASE
70 keep trade moving they are ~ ' WV - '''''
loo.
, HAspxERcHrErs
zoo dozen Fancy sosdsl Viii e ooss
l5c.
SO aSsss Ids Fancy Border and r.n white
cost you
25o.
Then We have the best value at for 25c. for 25c
30 dozen Mems Fancy Bordered Hemstisched Hand
SOC.
fS Which ".
25c
Il special value for this advertisement.
Trade
q forced this Of the year more than any
. ans aS. BLACK
81 We are going 70 sell them for. Per pair.
25o.
Say nat you wanted n . sSvsrtis. perfumes, ".
are Awayl willing to adhere to trade and please
men, 4sn: q cS
p. ounce. ..s v. furnish aS & bottle.
Household Ammonia. that Is the best. Per bottle.
&c. e..
Fuil :
sfsys. niesly escorted. 8 pair in . boz for
75c.
That special oferins for Thursday and Friday
Invoice Of those wilton BODY Brussel Rugs. 3o,72,
. *: f: LET s s nS
S1.48
Each.
A. KAUFMAN,
300 PENN. AVE NV
ORIGINATOR OF NEW IDEAS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23

BARGAINS In Cur Glass
We now display large and varied stock of
FINE CUT GLASS
At about ONE-HALF USUAL PRICES
Persons desiring RARE BARGAINS should avail
themselves Of this special sale.
We also have sale DINNER and TOILET SETS
which We are closing out 1t greatly reduced priosa
NV BEvERIpaE.
Importer of Pottery and Glass,
aus l2l5 st. and 1914 st.
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Fos G. A. R. EsoApxrsr
Drco..r,ov,

DECORATIONS.
We are now prepared 10 furnish Flags and
BUNTING in largo quantities ct special prices
Our Flag Department has bssn moved from
the first 70 the second floor Of 18th street
building. vhsrs We have full line Of al
kinda Of goods for dscor.tive purposes.
Smsllsi silk Flass. 10 b carried In the
pocket 10.
l2x10 inches. 25o
1924 inches. $40.
Wool Bunting Flag. In al sizss from zx6 to
1012o fssA
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Positively The LAST WEEK
souxsos =. + ,.r...u,.
5sJjJ La. liz
REBUILDING SAL.
Dnr GooDs Ar Cosr Pnrcra.

YOU HAVE NO TINE TO LOSE II
IoU WANT TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
DUB GREAT COST PRICE SALE OF
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. WRAPS. be.
FOR oNEwEEK MORE WE WILL SELL
YOU ANY ARTICLE OF MKRCHAN.
Disc IN OUR STORE At EXACTLY
WHAT IT. COST Us-HoTHINo Kx-
CEPrKD.
ENCAMPMRNT SUPPLIES.
100 PAIRS 1o-4 GRAY BLANKETS.
WORTH FULLY sl.25 A PAIR OUR
PRICE s1.oo PAIR
BLEACHED AND UNBLKACHID
sHEETINas IN ALL WIDTHS At COST
PRICES.
BED SPREADS AT COST PRICES
TOWELS AND NAPKINS AT COST
PRICES.
TABLE DAMAsK AT COST PRICES.
COMFORTS AND BLANKETS AT
COST PRICES.
ALL SUMNER GOODS BELOW COST.
COME IN AND SECURE WHAT Y0U
NEED THIS WEEK, FOR THIS IS YOUR
LAST OPPORTUNITY TO BUT NEW
AND DESIRABLE GOODS RETAIL AT
WHOLESALE PRICES.
JOHNSON & Lurrsun
au23 713 Market spsoA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23

WOODWARD AND LorHno,.
10TH. l1TH AND sTs NV
SCossa at scery evening" except Sstvr-
dsss. ,vAss ~ s,ss ~I
Dorr .FoRerr
The semi annual sale Of Mens and Boys On
laundersd shirts
The special sale Of Irish Point and Noting
ham Lace Curtains-noe many left. but choice
patterns among them
The twenty days sale of Mems Hall Hose
tomorrow axsesoth day.
The closins-out sale Of Pictures. Eass,s, %.
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+ 4 3 fS f e. sss sss
ILL 4 4 Odd II ZEE SsSS =.

are ready to look around for the latest styles
in Autumn and Fall Footwear. take peep into our
window.
We have already received many fall goods OF the
same reliable quality always handle in fact the
quality and styles are very much improved this
while wellknown low prices still prevail
For instance. we showing strictly fine Bright Don
COLA Shoes for 81 90. 81 So e. IS. saOO g. so and
s4OO.
We shall continue bargain counter for few
weeks longer. on which you will find sample Shoes
below cost Of production. and at least 3< per cent
less than REGULAR prices.
The discount Of 20 per cent on all Low Shoes not on
bargain counter will be given for the present This
discount. Of course. is for cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23

HE STANDARD FAsH1ox PAPER PAT
terms the enlyoaes for you to use. trial viii
and m ater.al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

II YOU WANT To Buy PROPERTY roR A
Il home or an invest nent IA the rity suburf~ cal
a. once on GRACE u. THOMAS. 100 corro-.n build-
inE Special hargains in Brooklsna. S,uIh Br,,aksnd
and metropolis Wow. su2llm
L'oR sALE-HYArTsyTIIR. ND.- 40 COZ FrFr
Il OF land good spring shsAr. fwo-room house
n;inutes from station price. el.o0o A. n row
LEN. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23

I. B. TowxrR & Son
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS
1915 9TH ST. NV.
One case 104 Unbleached sheetine lac.
One case 104 Bleached Sheeting, Ice.
Good Unbleached Cotton Remnants, &c.
"a Table Oilcloth, l5c.
Infants Carria9e Robes.
LARGE line Lace Curtains. from 15c. pair up.
Fancy Table Covers.
Sheets. Pillow Cases and Bolsters ready made
Blankets. in gray. red and white. very cheap.
Bed Comforts, all prices.
Ladies' and Gents Umbrellas in great variety
White Bedspreads from Soc. to a,
Table Linen, in bleached and unbleached from PC.
to o.. 25
New dress Goods in all the leading shades
Black Satines. 12x. Is 20 and 25c.
Black Cashmere and HenriettAs a specislty
Full line OF all the leading makes OF Corsets-
Atwood Dress Flannel. III IDS wide SOC
Gents Ntght Shirts. Doc. 75c. and 81.
Table Napkins. Towels Crashes, &C. auoo-tr
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MISS LULA LEHMAN,
93l F ST NV.

oGice hours, 10 am. to pm. pm. 70 5 pm.
II Be sure 10 get the ''IfrtOrg," nth the prOper
adrice from its inrentor. DR.. Sapche 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23

MAINLAND TfrTEs-THF PRINCr GFoBGF's
VA co. Ahetrart Co, INCORPORATED nv special %
azure Of Maryland. r,sfnin-s fft. - rs estate
u Prince Georees county aud gives ceritoat.s OF
strac.s thereof. Terals moderate. Washington Acs
Room 20. fendall bldg-. ~ sai n sta n W. iy2-1ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23

GEO. w. R,cH.
.r,a III MARKET SPACE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23
TAKE A LOOK

And see the dsplay Of cheap soft-hnished Blankets
nn Nd. White BED Quilts 70, Grand Army use; The
this clasp Of gooda Don't buy your FIaes Lanterns
q outside dissertations until Of prices adver
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-19
rnilI SING Tor nc ra.rni.

In her castle at Cuig.y.Nus Nine,
Patti has $4,000 parrot, which she
chershes aud pets as II it were n child.
One day there went TO interview Patti a
Young man who had Travelled long and
far to view the beautiful Culg.y-Nos
palace. "5lmc. Patti will be here in a
moment raid the door attendant
just then there wa, rustic Of skirts
and Nine Patti swept into room nd.
joining. In minnie the most beauti.
iul, Dir like notes rose upon the air, un.
mistulably from PATHS ,hroat.
"She Is singing TO me, said the de.
lighted listener 10 himself. "and she Is
too modest to come Ia aud sing directly
before mo. She wants me TO hear her
ns she sings ut home. Oh, what JOY to
have this privilege"
AT this moment the heavy draperie,
were pulled aside aud tho attendant
said;
You may wait upon Nine. Patti
now. She has been giving short les.
son TO her parrot. She teaches hin,
every day. This way, sir, II yon please. -
Chicago Post.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-19

few species are known which are more
flexible than wood aud readily bend
under slight pressure without breaking.
The itacolumite, flexible sandstone, IS
most nbundan, OF these rocks and Is
found principally in Brazil, although a
similar formation Is met with IN numer
Gus other localities in small quantities.
The lleNibility OF itacolumiie is readily
understood when the stone IS examined
with the microscope. All sandstone
consists OF separate grains Of sand trans
formed into solid rock by some cement
ing material which has percolated in
solution between the grains,
This cement varies IN lbs nature; and
may consist vi carbonate Of lime, oxide
OF iron, silica or many other substances,
even including in few rare instances
native silver and copper. All these
ordinary sanlstones are rigid and brittle,
but in itacolumiic the grains are ce-
mented together 10y mineral closely
resembling mica or serici,c. These
minerals, being quite flexible IN them.
selves, confer the same properly upon
the sandstone as a whole.
The way IN which the ccmanting
material was introduced into the taco
lumiie is not easy OF explanation Mica
aud sericite are not soluble and could
not have been deposited by water, like
calciie or silica. II Is most probable
that they were originally introduced in
the form OF clay or some similar
material, and aiterward metamorphosed
by heat, pressure and super.healed
| steam INTO mcaceous mineral. In
stances OF n similar change OF one
mineral species into another are very
\ common.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-19

electrical connections, but for some Of
these 1t would be hazardous 10 youch.
There are wells and spring, which uro
thrown into state OF apparent obulli-
ton on the approach Of q storm. fount-
aims are said TO pour ont cupiuus streams,
even IN times Of drought. when Jupiter
''mcdin nimhorum Ia uoctc. curusca ful.
nina muliiur doxtH.' Subterranem
thunlefs have occasionally been heard
preparatory to an uoriul eruption. The
sea has cast up volumes OF water, ~ 10
volcanoes were exploding below. The
ground Aas bor-t open, and floods ~
water have gushod forth from the sides
Of hills or from assures Ia Che rocks.
Taking inoiher elias, of fleets, cu-o7
have been performed by lightning. gOaty
mon have hsen enabled To walk freely;
epilepiiG. persons have been healed;
muWrosis has been removed and rhvu-
mutism di.pclled hya flash. But one
dare not look too closely into the sub.
iect Of medical. electricity, nor venture
10 recommend any ono 10 tempt light.
ming in the hope Of experiencing it, cur.
alive powers, for It's action Is arbitrary
and ottouer than not hurtful. Three
hundred persons We're once struck In
Charleston prison and clean robbed OF
their muscular strcng,h.-Chambers
journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-19
Conrtshlp In Russia.


Courtshlp among the young people Of
the merchant and peasant classes Of
Russia Is conducted upon certain fixed
principles. These have been handed
down from generation 10 generation
through many centuries. While IN their
emotions and sentiments the youths and
maidens do not differ from those Of more
favored nations, the girls are rather
more demonstrative and less disposed
To conceal iheii inmost feelings. They
are also less inclined to regard money
as necessary consideration in the set
Element OF affairs OF the heart.
During the long. stormy winter even
ings OF the Russian cline, it is customary
Tor the young folks 10 assemble by
appointment at the house OF one Of their
number, a different place being selected
each night. Carrying their looms and
linen thread, which they are gravely
supposed to convert into a much priced
fabric, the girls appear first, being gayly
dressed IN holiday attire. Until the
hour approaches for the arrival OF the
| opposite sex, these pretty misses pass
the time IN harmless gossip.
The appearance OF the young men Is
| a signal lor each girl TO hasten TO her
lopult AZ WHICH alt utSliA to Nolk WIN
| the greatest earuaatness, This Is meant
to impress the new arrivals with know
| ledge Of their fitness for the duties OF
| housewives, But this ieigned industry
does not continue, iol an work Is sus.
pended the moment the male members
enter the apartment, The young men
invite their lair friends to join them in
forming circle, and thus The pleasure
begins. Az unite in singing, after which
one OF the girls will select male part
ner. She leads him back and forth to-
ward the center OF the circle, all the
while chanting love song, the othet
! guests Joining in the chorus. In the
song generally chosen she will sing Of
the beauty OF her lover For him She
would leave home and parents, brothers
sisters and friends, and travel TO the
ends Of the eauh--would follow him
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-19

AZ the poles, where all meridinns con.
verge there can be no natural standard
time, for It is every hour Of the day at
once, Int the regulation OF time at these
singular points has not yet become u
burning question. Were the system NJ
time reckoning recommended by the
prime meridian conference carried ont
in is entirety, The minutes indicated on
all well regulated clock dials through
out the world would bs the same AZ a
given instant, but the hours would diff.
fer at each l6degs, OF longitude by steps
OF ono, tweuty.four standards tncirclmg
the globe. Thus, for example, NJ twenty
i've minutes past noon Of tho prime lor
rather the zero meridian, clocks 10 dogs.
L. would show twenty-five minutes past
Op. IN. tl6h. 2dm); those 90 dogs. w,
twenty-five minutes past o q. m, (6h.
2lm.), and those at 1850 dogs, twenty
five minutes past midnight.
Tho zero meridian adopted by tho
prime meridian conference is that Of
Greenwich, and definite time stand
ards based or hourly intervals from this
starting line have been used since 1888
ON the railways Of North America. Tho
continent i5 divided into strips OF 10
deg, IL width, in each of which sep.
arate nmo standard prevails from tue
Gulf Of MeSico 10 Hudson bay. Allan.
ITO time In the eastern province OF Can
ada and In Newfoundland shows u
m. at Greenwich noon eastern time ia
the Atlantic states Of the Union marks
"a, M. AZ the same moment, while cen
trial, mountain ANA Pacific time indicate
respectively q, and 4 a. III, The merid-
ians which set the clocks across
America are those of co. -, 90, lO5 aud
100 dogs. W.-London Mature
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-19

Action was n Grecian painter Of about
the time Of Alexander, and he won a
wifo by his great work. Ito painted Il
picture called "The Nuptials OF Alex.
onder and Roxane," which was exhibit.
ed nj the Olympic games, 1t created
such n stir that one OF the judges cried
In admiration, 81 reserve crowns for the
victorious athletes, but give my
daughter in mnrriage to the painter Ac.
ton ne recompense for his picture.
Action was one Of the artists who ex.
celled ia the art Of mixing his colors, be
could NOT 20 10 the nearest Store and
purchase ihem as artists do today
Harper's Young People.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-19
A Curious Mineral.

FLEXIBLE SANDSTONE REMARKABLE FOR
THE INITIALS IN n.
One OF the best marked characters.
tics oil most rocks is their rigidity but a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-19

Connections Produced by Electricity.
Many effects have been attributed to
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-02
Proclamation to the Public.

Our business year commences to-
morrow, and we propose to outline tC
the public the plan on which we shall
do business for the coming year. We
intend to make ours the Popular DRY
Goods House of GAINESVILLE. Popular
for its prices; popular for the treat
ment its patrons receive.
All alike, rich or poor, want to gel
the best value for their money obtain.
able. That's what we shall give you
We shall only advertise things which
we will do to the letter.
We want to turn our stock rapidly
Mr.. ]. Bayer has left for the eastern
markets to buy select line of spring
goods. Our new goods will soon be
coming in. We need more room and
propose to sell every dollars worth Of
goods at net eastern cost. We are de-
termined to sell every dollars worth
of goods left by the late firm of Bayel
q Saiewiiz.
1t is not our intention to give any
prices here, but we can not refrain
from mentioning lot of good, dark
calicoes at 80 cts. yard, and bleached
and brown domestics at 81 cts. yard
Price goods elsewhere, and then come
to us with the expectation of saving
25 per cent. on every dollar, and you
will not be disappointed. Yours fol
dry goods and shoes,
BOSTON STORE, 125 Franklin St.,
2-2,dlt,s-wlt J. Bayer, Prop.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-02

Lieut.. Lynes, Of the GAINESVILLE
City Guards, showed the boys a new
military trick last night. 1t was the
night for regular drill and also
the election of city officers was on
hand. OF course many of the boys
felt an interest in the election of
Capt. Stacker as city marshal, and
went to the election rather than the
drill. Lieut.. Lynes promptly sent
a squad after them, and with brist-
ling bayonets they marched them
over and put them into line and
through all of the evolutions. If the
boys keep on fooling with Dick they
may have to mark time for about
two hours. Then they will learn
something of military glory.