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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-07

Col. ]. NJ Shafer, editor of the Plain
aview Herald, passed through Tulia last
Tuesday, going TO Amarillo, Fort Worth
and Dallas. J. F. Townsend, Memphis,
Tenn. James II. Griffin and ]. w. Siddens,
Itasca, Tex, are in Tulia on land business.
DR.. John Standifer returned from a several
weeks visit to his old home in Wise county
on Monday. r. H. Caylor left for trip to
Seymour last week. William and Sam
Grange and Charlie Vincent returned home
last week from long stay at Chilliccthe.
w. W. Dyer and d. Brunson of Linguas
are spending a few days in Tulia this week.
H. ]. Sevan and wife of WeIisville, Mo-,
arrived at Tulia Thursday. John r. Griffin
and T. j. Soule are a. home again from
their long surveying trip to Bailey and
Cochran counties. George Rinehart, Esq,
formerly Of amarillo, is now citizen of
Swisher county He is improving a very
fine section of land east of town. County
Treasurer Bailey visited Canyon City and
participated IN the organization of Ma
sonic lodge at that place las week. John
Sweeks and Tom Zealand of the Quitique
ranch were in town last week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-07

Mrs. Judge Charlton Of Dallas is visiting
in the city. Mrs. W. L. Martin is in ST.
Louis. Annie Perry of Austin is in Terrell,
having come here few days ago TO attend
the bedside Of her sister. Mrs. 5. Z.
Miller, who died last Monday Lane
Henry, son of Judge John L. Henry of
Dallas, was in Terrell last Sunday. Mr.
and Mrs NJ. c. Cartwright and Mrs. J. c.
Griffith went TO Dallas Thursday. Laura
Shook has returned from Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. NJ A. Roberts and daughter Mary
have returned from San Augustine. Lynna
Early of Sulphur Springs is visiting her
sister, Mrs J. NJ. George. Minnie Wood
house of Wills Point spent Sunday in Ter
rell- Grandma Morrow and Mrs. 7. J.
Broughtou of Kaufman have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ables this
weak
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-07

Tom Williams Of Rockdale was in the city
Sunday. Ned Doak of Sau Antonio was in
Taylor last Saturday Frank Stevens and
wife spent Wednesday in the city. Lula
Gill of Rockdale spent few days last week
visiting Mrs. Sitman and Jennie Msrse.
Mrs. NJ. R. HoXie has returned from Fort
Worth, where she has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Hoxie. Mrs. B. Melasky,
who has been visiting in Taylor since the
illness of her daughter, Lille, returned
home, accompanied by the latter, last Mon
day. Bessie Moynahan has returned from
Sayers, where she had been visiting. f.
NJ. Talbot has returned from Lougview,
accompanied by Mrs. Talbot. Elvie Smith
served complimentary tea to the Misses
Wardlaw and Maggie Maui at the residence
of J. w. Parker on last Wednesday evening.
There were in attendance John Claybrook,
Henry Boswell, VIII Ferguson and w. NJ.
Pedigo. Mrs. D. P. Johnson of Farm
ersVille is visiting her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis johnson.
Rev. John Ferguson has accepted the pas
toral charge of the Christian church at
Temple, and will preach his first sermon
there as pastor next Sunday. He will move
mis- family to Temple soon. Eva Walton is
in St. Louis. John A. Gano started Mon
day night for his native home in Kentucky
to be absent several days. Fritz Sterdt,
with Mrs. Hartman and Hattie, attended
the silver wedding of Antone Schafer in
Austin last week. Mrs. Bette Woodson of
Farmersville, Tex, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. DR.. Weatherford, and brother, J. s.
McCarty. E. Nj. Chaudoin, w. NJ. Pedigo
and Capt. Lawson attended a leap-year ball
at RaStrOO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-07

Mrs G.a McCullogh returned few
days ago from delightful visit OF weeks
duration 70 friends in Houston F. W..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-07
SO cKROLpERS, RsETINe.

T0ckR0L1ERS MEETING.
The regular annual meeting Of fbessQ 49,
railway NJ ONCE OF the COM
ps5Gasl4tHe city OF Wichita Fails, Tex, on
TUESDAY, March 6. 1892, at $3.50 o'clock O. m
.. p. MEADE, Secretary.
Wichita Falls. Tex. February l, lSa2
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-07

]. NJ. Ward has returned from st. Louis.
Mrs. and Miss Gullett from the Indian
Nation are here visiting relatives. Mrs.
Bohning Of Cincinnati. Ohio. arrived here
Tuesday on visit to her SONS. Caleb
Counts has gone to Dallas to be examined
with q view of obtaining situation as rail-
way mail clerk A finc rain fell here Fri
day night
STEPHENvILLE.
Stephez7ille is a good tswn; net very
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-07
HOUSE FOR SALE.

Bids will be received M M tuesday, |
March 6. 1892. s6Stlt efty nan Tor the sale and
remaVstgEsis SICK schoolhouse from city hIll |
svi55Se - Jennings avenue. Committee reserves |
the right TO reject any and all bids. For in |
formation see committee. G. II. DAY,
X. Ii. ORR
JAS. RYAN,
CommittAe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-07
TYLER.

Lula Perry has returned from visit to
Greenville. Mrs. Pleasant Gray returned
to her home in Dallas, and was accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. w. S. Herndon.
Minnie Beaver and her little sister, who
have been visiting relatives in West Tyler
for the past few days, have returned to
their home in Athens. Messrs. John A.
Bonner and Robert Lindsey have decided
to make their future home in San Antonio.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-07

ssspAaa7ills is a good sswai not very
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-07

them pr, sent Tuesday night TO hear him
tell the story of the war. Beside the boys
there were few ladies present by special
invitation. Each one was presented at the
door with . programme, which read as
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-07

1.-THE War is Over" ................ Orcnestl
''Uncle Charlie Come Marching Home
rrAfrETs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-02

In Surrey county, y. C., thoro Is a
mountain whose outline disp!ays a
startling Likeness to the Sphinx OF
Egypt 1t is In tho northwestern
part Of the state, just east Of tho
Blue Ridge range, and lies prone
upon the Piedmont plains. Alta dis.
lance Of ton miles tho figure is tho
oN0ct Counterpart Of that Of gigun.
tic lion, It's body at right angles 10
the PERCEPTIONS ridge and with head
reared aloft US II in the act Of risin,
Tho head and neck ARC of solid rock,
several hundred feet in height, the
shoulders and breast which support
them being finely rounded of by ma.
turo and seeming half buried in tho
Nr0s5 Of the surrounding meadows.
When lookingGt the figure, although
removed twenty-five miles distant
from it, tho thought halmts one that
Il must BE- u thing of life and intell!.
gencn.-SL Louis Republic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-02
COIN BRos.---ALWAYs TIE CHEAPEST.

healed under treatment, but some.
what uncomfortable fcclinS 70
mniuod, and in walking the man WIS
unable TO bring his foot squGroly to
the ground.
About three years later nm increase
In this uncomfortable feeling, to-
gcthor with a stiffness and pain in
the knee joint, led him 90 enter a
hospital, where u deep incision in tho
noighborhood OF the Old scarreyealcd
a fragment of window glass, ono
inch wide and two inches long.
A sharp corner projected into tho
cavity OF the thigh joint. Three
smaller fragments were found i'm.
buddcd deeper In the tissues. In each
ease the oagmcnt was surrounded
by mass Of tough tissue, which
acted like the protective sac around
the imbeddcd ball
So clicctuol wos this hardened
tissue in protecting the adjacent
parts that there was Mother pus nor
the slightest inflammation. Tho
man loit the hospital well ON tho
ninth day, and tho leg subsequently
proved 10 be rs sound as the olher.-
Youths Companion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-02
FRENCH AND AMERICAN DRESS
Cn0nC


We are now displaying complete
stock Of high grade Novelties, tie
finest productions Of the loom, at prices
ranging from zoe. 10 $50 pur yard.
The gOOds are the iinCst and thvp Ices
arc far below what Othrfs ask,
N inch French Bedford Cord, IN
leading spring shndes, Mt 0Oc., worth
Toe.
Dress Patterns containing S yards
Bedford Cords in Greys, Tans and
Browns. only 81 so n pattern.
Dress patterns containing 5 yards or
20 inch English Tweeds Rnd Scotch
Chevioi effects, in all the leading apiinr
colpr. 1925 per pattern, would be cheap
az $3.50.
Dress patterns containing ! yards,
--latest siyle Nnboy Dfes. Goods at
$3.50, worth $500.
Dress patterns In light Chovlo,, IN
stripe and checks, very handsome at
500, actual value SGun.
Dress patterns In tudel stripes and
dots, and In Tho newest deaigns at the
low price $500 suit; would be cheap
at 500.
Dress Patterns IN light weight tuiic
striped Chevioi. very pretty, at s8.5
pattern, worth $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-02

Tho body is moro tolorantof injury
than most people think. Every ono
81 familiar with the fact that "a bullet
lodged dccp in the flesh docs not in
all eases ,ause serious trouble El.
turo pro1cuts Irritation by surround.
ing the ball with u sort of sac, in
which condition it 10 said 20 no "tn.
cystcd,n In this case thecomparatiye
smoothness OF tho object f,yors its
oncystmonti but the same thing may
occur with no such fayoring con.
d!tlon.
a man had been badly lacerated in
tho lee by broken glass. The wounds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-02
lney ale % rlnIriart D 40 own eoan.

rncy are 10 rainiiiart M Teir own eoun-
try.
The Indians " cry hilarious, evil
IDENTIFY stimulnt by the enthusiastic
departure given u, and Loy showed
their appreciation by "spurting" ierO-
clously every little while instead OF
settling down TO steady work.
We stopped about 2 o'clock IN the
afternoon In a pretty little sheltered
cove for lunch, and really enjoyed our
selves for IN half hour, protected from
the beating rain. Robert impressed
INC with the fact that the tide was then
ont, and asked me 70 note that when
twas In, not u landing place was 20 be
found anywhere along the shore for
probably stretches OF many miles. In n
bright green prairie Of q few acres In
this ceaseles5 timber tr- and border
ing the shore was piciu els pJrchcd
uTahlu town OF ten d =, Ahi,-iwan
by name. II is not often graveyard
Is the most cheerful part OF q place,
but here the only oullvenlug thing Ia u
view Of dismal green, rendered doubly
dolciul by the rain, was a hrigh. red
flag that iluttrrcd from high stan NJ
the corner Of u grave. was told IL
Indicated that TINT particular native
had just recently died.
About o'clock We swuug around
Into the 1ahl,u INLET, and our change
Of course, now allowed us 20 set sails.
Along we bowlod, wing and wing, the
ice-cakes we had met Ut the mouth OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-02
LTNENs AND WHITE GOODS.

a. ,,nlI $780, N,
.s n, WIN " T'. cn..,s .i.,
soheI n nnu o. Io'',, -
hulhPsu pauS Incne, Hie,
um Doynss ~ ~ P''0c' ''s"'A'
soulng P'iv., w. oens , ,,.,.
nj ~ ..,i ILL,
nen D'O''o' '7o'''' ~ "Ve'soV' '"'"'
u" s,on'rt n., ,.,,, Tail.
cio ~ s,nn, o s., m,hE inu. s,ap
N.v az @ 49,,
.1",eu vo.c"Hi W |i'VV' 'cuuoeo 'i"i"
~" 49,, .,, MI. ,u.,A.
ill.,, o ,r1 Pp ,ou Ut
w 1 nsc' % $3.50 NJ
coioIey ooIs,rs,- wo yntus ~ lcng'n,
Ms,,sc - anu si'''' iesuii p'ieo 'i'"
am $50. In, a, All.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-02
NOTHING LOnKs RETTgR.

On bright sunshiny day than a
handsome paraeol.
We have placed on sale our Sprlng
importn,iOn Of plrnsols, gathered from
the best New York and PHILADELPHIA
manufacturer, the Who'll, forming n
collection that has never been cqualod.
As special bargains we Offer
Only i5c--2i-inch Gloria SILK Para
soils with natural wood handles. Our
regular sl.O0 quality.
Only sl,O0--a5.inch Gloria silk
parasols with natural handles, worth
81 80.
Unly si.O0-2iinch Glofla SILK Para.
sol. with gold mounting, wen worth
Il 30.
Only sl.ej-2G.inch Gloria Sill, Para.
sols with heavy gold mounting; good
value ~ 500.
Only sl,25.-2i.lnch Gloria Tarasols,
with oXidi2cd handles; Si.5i.
Only sl.6O-2G.inch Gloria isilk Para.
soils with handsome oxldiZed handles;
cheap Mt $500.
Large assortment OF Carriage Shades
az $3.50 to $500.
ae'iuch s.tihbed Bingham Umbrellas
at zoe; regular price. sl.95.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-02

Ivo i--Intsrna,iouai Press Assocla,ion.l
TluEou RIyEH. May 20 isgI.--on May
7, 1891, til. Pacific Coast Steamship
eompany's vessel, Getty Of Topeka
crossed Dixon Entrance and entered
Alaskan waters, leaving behind those
Of British Columbia.
All OF these waters, for n stretch OF
over thousand miles along the Pacific
coast are but deep inlots and channels,
huge salt water rivers, no to speak, that,
cutting In every direction, make vast
network of islsudh picturesque In the
extreme and not eyon yet wholly eN-
plored. The most freely nayigable OF
these many channels running parallel
with the coast. IL called 'fhc inland
passage TO Ala6lsa," aud IL yearly be-
coming more popular with summer
tourists seeking rest and recreation
here. One of tie peculiar features OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-02
SPECIAL SALE OF COTTON
HOSIERY.

We continue uurremArkable Hosiery
sale, for the benefit Of Conference Wis.,
iiors, and also 10 afford our city patrons
an opportunity TO secure these bargains,
who were prevented from doing 20 by
reason Of last weeks stormy weather
LADirP HOSIERY.
At Tic--i5O dozen Ladies' Fast
Black Hose, well worth l5c n pair.
Only l0c-16O dozen Ladies' Nubian
DYE, warranted Fast Black, drop
stitch, actual value zoe.
Only l5o-At this price we offer ex.
ttnorlinsry values In badieH' Full
regular Fas, Black Hose; also u large
variety Of Colored Hosc, including
Fancy TOPS with Black Boots, well
worth Zoe TO iOr.
Only 10 2.8-Nublan Dye, warranted
Fast Black Ladies' Seamless Cotton
Hosr, worth 2jc y Tair.
For this week -Ethiopinn Dye La.
dies Black Cotton Hose, extra Ions,
nno guagc high spl,ced heel, our regu.
lar stock prlco iOc,
Great $50 Bargalns-lOO dog. Ladies'
Hose, all manufacturers Samples, con-
tanning large variety Of styles In Cot
tan and brilliant Lltle. plain ana fan.
cics, including Black Drop Sticth Bril-
liant Lislss. These goods are worth
from 400 TO 7jc per pair. Greateat bar.
gain wo ever onctol In this line.
Reduced to 50c--I.adles' Bislc Hcfe,
Rluhelieu ribbed, In solid black, aud
fancy TOPS, with last black boots, also u
line " black Silk Plated Hoee; thcs.
are regularly sold at zoe ana s5c.
ATS l.3c--Missea' fast black Ribbed
Cotton Hose, all slEos, regularly sold at
lac per pair.
Only l5c-Mircs' Derby Ribbed Cot.
ton Hose, IN all Sizes, guaranteed fast
binck, an elegant stocking, and we take
pleasure Ia recommending as such;
would be good value at Zoe.
Great bargain 2Oc-BoyS English
Heavy Ribbed Black Cotton Hose;
nctual worth Soc 10 6Oc pair, accord.
lug 10 size; we offer all sizes ~ one
price; not hall regular value; won.
derful bargain.
MEMS SOCKS.
At. slc-Msn's Assorted Brown md
Colorcd Socks; regular price, l2lc. "a
pair.
Only loo This Woek-A large Az.
soriment Of Cents Colofod Cotton
Seamless COCKS; regular 25c. goods.
This Week Only 10 2.3c-5everal
hundred dozen Mems Very Beet
"MAco" Yarn Cotton Socks, Un.
blcached, Fancy Striped, assorted
shades Of Brown aud Fast iBlacks; our
regular CSC. numbers.
Extra Values vi 2jc--Sevoral large
lots OF Mems Socks, our own importa.
lion Of Fast Blacks, large variety OF
Eirlnad naIIYiUu.n Alnfa Mnfttel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-02

the Inlet growing larger rs we assembled
II towards the glacier, until they could
well be dignHed with the name Of leo
bcrgE certainly 70. In comparison
with those from the Muir glacier
that arc thus styled Tho IuhlSu
glacier icc Is The hluost ] have ever
seen either in o. out oi the Arctic or
Alpine REGIONS. twas really q deep
hlulsh-hlael, In Igany places though
clear as crystal.
II was quito dark when We got 10 tho
mouth of The Tahisu river, az % hulf-
completed salmon B1hery, the white
men sleeping In IL and the Indians In
the smolle-house, all Of US stii1 as
policrs. FMpEWCg fcHwATKA.
Com'G'g ~ y, Ledger Expedition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-02
WASH DRESS FABRICS.

We have no opening days. Good
values arc more attractive than special
displays.
A Supcial Sale IL Two Hundred
Pieces OF splendid Dtess Style Giug.
haus, suitable flr Ladie.' and Chill
dfcn'e wear nj q .c. yard; regular
Toe. goods.
Beastiful lot u TUT and Cosmos
printed cotton fabrics, very fine and
son material, in dark, medium, light
grounds, IN hnudspme designs, OF Si.50
for 10 yard pStterns. Tho best Cotton
Dress Goods We shall offer this season
ut tho price.
~ inch fluc Zephyr Ginghnms, at
1870 pVg ygrd, value 2..c.
~ inch louisiana iiuc, soft finished
Petcslc, la very handsome dress styles,
In medium and dark effects Ut L.! e per
yard.
~ inch double warp stripes and
checked Pcnaugsat zoe per yssj, worth
double.
Tho mnst complete line Of Scotch
Novelty Iephyrs and French Printed
Novelties ever shown by ~.
Particular attention IN called 10 our
80 inch Scotch Bedford Cords nj zoe,
French Sntinef, Brocadcs and Pfiuted
iOc, aud Henrietta finish Fast.Block,
Brocadcd Shlines nj Zoe; slso 10 our
French Onmudics aud Lawns.
100 pieces dress style soft fin.
ishcd Standard Prints ut &c. "a yard.
100 pieces 30 inch Printed Satons.
excellent quality and good styles, ut
Toe. per ynrd.
80 Inch Fancy Bedford Cord, in fancy
colored printing on black aud dark
grounds, ut l2ic. yard, splendid value
Mt Ice.
Black Sslcens, good qualities, NJ Toe.
and l2lc. yard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-02

See our large aud handsome assort.
ment 81 Challles at C.. yard.
We are showing o very pretty line Of
Chailies IN llght, medium and dark
grounds, In new designs nj &c yard.
An elegant line al best quality
American half wool Challics exquisite
printing sud colorinys az 90c uer yard.
Ctopon Cheiiies In the leading spring
shades NJ zoe per yard.
30 Inch very handsome light ground
printed French Challicr, In polka
spots aud florAi designs, ut DC. yard;
this fabric would readily sell a, SOC.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-02
LADIES' 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 40o on the dollar
they are offered nj three uniform
prices: At 81 90, $500 and 5000, they
Gust to manufacture $500 to $1,000.
New goods and novel styles do not
necessarily mean high prices and large
profits. The following quotations are
Tor new goods, suitable for present ard
later sprinR wear.
Ladies' Tan Cloth Jackets, richly
braided roll collar, double breasted, at
$500.
Black Chevoit Jackets nj $500.
Ladies' New Box Coatp, lap seams,
pearl buttons, at $3.50.
New Cloth Deer Capes In Tans and
Greys, handsomely embroidered collar
and yoke at 5000.
New Black Cloth Capes, handsomely
embroidered, nail head trimmings at
$500.
New Cordureitc Capes, tan shades
beautifully embroidered with moss
trimming at $1,000.
New Travelling Garments, double
breasted deep military cRpos ut sl2.OO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-02
DOmBSTICs.

A. soft flushed splendid quality
blcAchcd niusllns Mt Go yard. A great
bargain.
A extra good quality bleached mus.
lin at 3 Is cents per yard. a bargain
nj Toe. Call for H. "Ir0n-Cast" brand
OF bleachod muslin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-02
CBBNEILLg CURTAINS,

All new designa and color, with
handsome Daio and Ffi,zc anu heavy
chonillr Fringe, top aud bottom.
$500 per pnlr, worth $3.50.
$500 pei pair, worth $1,000.
SLIGO per pair (self color with chenille
trellis work inseTtioul, worth $1,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-02
LADIES APRONS.

Tucked lnuia Linen Aprons at i5c.
Indian Linen Aprons, deliberately
trimmed with Swiss and Nain-opt
edging and insertion, at 95r, 3ic, 400
and soc; these are entirely new and
offered lar below regular prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-02
BARGAINS IN BLACK DRESS
r0nDg

i0.iuch all wool Aib,ttoss NJ 5Oc n
yard, induced from zoe.
Ptlestlry's Nuns yelling at Zoe,
worth $500.
81 inch Black Alpaca, our Doc grade
only a5lc.
as inch Black Alpaca, our 0Oc grade
only 3Ilcn yard.
80 inch ilnc'quality Serge at 69lc a
yard, well worth 90.
a. inch very fiuc silk Warp Henri
eta NJ 9Oc., value sl,2j.
30 inch fine quality all wool Nuns
Yelling NJ 5lc., worth &c.
Large assortment Of French Black
Goods w Fancy Bedford Cords SOC a
yard, would be good value 1t sl.2j.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-02
LADIES, GLOVES.

Ladies' Lislc Gloves IN laos, Browns,
Grcys and Black, ut lOc., l5c. and 2jc.
THESE are all at reduced prices.
Laiies' Chafhois Nousgurtalfe Gloves
IN White and Yellow, ut Sl.OO. These
gloves VIII be very popular tor spring
summer wear Us they can be washed
perfectly.
Ladl,s' equestrian gauntlet Gloves,
new style cuffs aud perfect fitting, u
l.7i.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-02
LADlES' SPRING sYIaTs

Ladies' Striped Skirts al Doc each,
worth zoe.
Ladies' Black Saton Skirta with
ruille ut zoo, worth 81.
Galaiea Skirin with box pleat finish
OF n, worth Sl.51.
BNck Sateen Lace Trimmed Skirts
at Sl2b, worth SLID.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-02
LADIES UNDERWEAR

Ladios'G,u1e Vests with and uiibo,,
sleeves At 25c. reduced from soc.
Ladies' Ribbed Baibrlggnn t.r,,,.
Vests with long sleeves, at 0Oc. Na,,b
SOC. WIN
CLEARING out our entire limo Of CHI.
dren's Jerseys and Blouse Waists AZ
00c y piece, about onc.,hird Of tbeIs
regular value. '''
An elegant new line Of 22.inch Sofa
Cushions Mt s. ana g., well worth ca
aud 81.
Novelties In Hand Painted Head
Hrsls NJ do pIece, worth nnnhln
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-02
LACE CURTAINS.

The most imrottaut sale we have
yet made Of Nottingham and Irish
Point Curtains, 100 palr Nottinghsm
Lace Curtains, n vnriciy Of different
Styles nv el'up 10 eo.uD per rair
Real Irish Point Cuttiina from 81
TO yards long at $500, $500, 500,
$500, slO,Cl, and up TO to $500 pgr
pair.
Swiss Curtains per rair, 5000. $3.50,
$500, $1,000, sl2.50, slaO0, 1880, s9J.0j
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-02
LACgs.

Tho choicest and newest goods will
be sold nj nominal prices.
washable Irish Point Lnces and
Demi Flouneinrs In sets Of three to
iour widths, l5c. per yard. Black
Chsntilly Lnccs Gnd Dcmi Flouncinge,
nlzo BLACK Guipure de Gene Laccg and
Denii Fiouneings, In sets Of three to
i've widths, l5c. TO $3.50 per yard,
usually sold q, much higher prices.
Is inch BLACK Ch1ntiily Flounolug
at 10, worth sl.5O.
lj inch handsome Black Chantllly
Flounoings Mt Sl.3D, worth sl,7i,
IS inch handspme Black Chantllly
Flruncings al Sl.S0, actual value $3.50.
IS inch newest atyle Black Drapery
Net at sl.OO. actupi value 81 80.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-02
JACKETS FOR THE LITTLE ONES.

We place on sal. an excellent line ~
Children's Short Spring Jackets, tizes
4 TO ~ Mt $500 TO $500.
Misses Jackets In all the shades and
styles $500 and upwards.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-03-17

Mr.. Wayne, of Audrain county,
has bought a three-year-old Mark
Diamond horse from John Jatho fol
$3.50 and a horse from Jack Muir
for S75.