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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-27
r. RDIEN AND

l will have him for that purpose in Martinsburg
on and after Monday, January Goth, at stable
IN rear of st. Clair Hotel. Owing to the num-
Der of his colts on hand | will sell him very
reasonable. He is pronounced by judges of
horses to be the finest specimen of his breed
they ever saw. He or his colts have never been
TO a fair without taking the first premium. He
Is 1aultless in every respect, and has a temper
IKE lamb, can be handled in any way by any
one, has never been known to bite or kick at
anybody. Ferdinand can boast of the finest
colts can be seen at any time by calling at the
stable. No trouble to show them. Pedigree
unquestioned
l-262w-d&w J. LUTHER ROPP.
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ADVICE TO BLAINE.

Citizen Train Sends Characteristic Telegram to
Washington,
Citizen George Francis Train recent
ly sent the following telegraph dis
patch:
Citizen james G. Blaine, Washington,
D. c.:
You are better because abstaining
from food. Live as | do Fast! Take
possession of yourself Gas in Aud Lang
Syne). Open windowsl Let in light
-air-sunl Resolve to live, and
will guarantee that you will not only
not pass over the river, but be in better
health than for score of years.
GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN.
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UNHE most perfect dyeing is done byJ. CORD
NER, frst-class dyer and finisher, South
Raleigh street. near new jail. Ladies and gen
tlemens garments of every description steam
cleaned dyed and finished without ripping
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EoUND-Cn West Martin steet short time
T. since, a Ladies' Cold Watch. Owner will
please call a this Office. 1-23-u.
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THE COAL SUPPLY.

No Immediate Danger of Coal Famine Threatens
Martirsburg.
inquiry among our respective coal
dealers reveals the fact that there is no
immediate danger Of coal famine
happening in Martinsburg like that
which is prevailing in numerous towns
throughout the country during the
present cold snap, as the yards have
all fair supply and expect to keep up
sufficient amount to meet all de-
mands.
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TIP STAIRS-You are wanted by Kris. Come
u at once to C. z. HERRINGs Toy Department
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COMETHINGfor you up stairs. Old Kris is
y waiting anxiously to deal out his Christmas
bargains at G. p HERRING's Toy Department.,
corner Queen and Martin streets
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HAVE you called lately at Emmert & Fiery's'
III if not you'll find plenty of new fancy art-
cies for their holiday trade. Visit their store
and you'll find many suggestions for presents.
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GONE merchants let their lines of staple goods
- run down in order to lay in stock OF toys,
dolls, etc, for the holidays-not SO with Emmert
& Fiery for their largest trades sin dress goods
and coats. They carry these lines full so that
you'll find Just as great a variety in their dress
goods as you did early in the season and their
assortment of coats was never better
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-27

Try the Fast Mail Oyster Loaf. Fin
est thing out, at Central Eating House,
East Martin street.
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MEMS SHIRT SALE.-500 men working shirts
lNi worth 40 cents now % cents.
500 Boys working shirts worth IS cents now
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MAKE KNOWN YOUR WANTS
This Column is Read by Over 5000
People Every Evening.
BEST AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.
Situations, Help Wanted For Sale, For Rent, Lost,
Found, strayed or Stolen, Buy, Sell
or Exohange--Make it Known.
BEST AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.

CT Exohange--Make IL hnoWn.
NEW sTORE-I beg leave to inform my
~ friends and the public generally, that after
an interval of thirty one years, have again en-
gagged in the Mercantile business, and have tax
en- the store room in the Gerling building, on
West King street, opposite Kilmer's China Hall,
where | have just laid in a supply OF choice
goods consisting of everything usually kept in
first class grocery store. | DO not claim 10
sell cheaper than every body else, but my prices
are as low as those OF any responsible dealer
Give me a call. S. HACKETT MARTIN.
1-26-1t
KLMER's China Hall on King street, for sub
N stantial Lamps
r osT.-An umbrella with bent sterling silver
4 head. and slender carved handle. Finder
will be rewarded by leaving at this Office
1-24-3t.
ToUND-Cn West Martin Steet short time
T. since Ladies' Cold Watch. Owner will
please call at this Office. l-25-u
UNHE most perfect dyeing is done byJ. CORD
/ NER, 6rst-class dyer and finisher, South
Raleigh street, near new jail. Ladies and gen
tlemens garments of every description steam
cleaned, dyed and finished without ripping
MEMS SHIRT SALE. 800 men working shirts
Nl worth 40 cents now % cents.
500 Boys working shirts worth IS cents now
20 cents
300 boys waist percale worth 40 cents now
&c cents.
$50 ladies blouse waists worth so cents now 80
cents at G p HERRING NetfSpot Cash House,
II LINERS China Hall on King street, for all
IN kinds of Dishes.
ii AN you caed Iaieiy At hI1Inert ~ rieIy t y
II hVt, aod II lnu pent1 Vi neM t taEy aas
cIes LOT Inelr holudy 1laue. f a enell stoio
~, 80, - = - -.
| j SIAlltSoAo gu are WanteG oF MIS-, Mis-. Noine
~ at once 10 =. T. hERklNGs roy department.
GONE merchants let their lines of staple goods
- run down in order to lay in a stock of toys,
& Fiery for their largest trades ism dress goods
and coats. They carry these lines full so that
you'll find Just as great a variety in their dress
goods as you did early in the season and their
assortment of coats was never better.
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70 cents.
300 boys waist percale worth 40 cents now
&c cents.
$50 ladies blouse waists worth 50 cents now 80
cents at c. P. HERRING NetSpot Cash House.
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rnnrih nislricl Cnnrl.

The trial Of the on .ors Of the Pacific
Coast Bond aud Investment company
was c1utiuu % yesterday. Arguments
tor both prosecution aui defense were
heard, atHr whlcn Judge NJ or
charged the iry, who reiirei nj noon
10 consider fnslf verdict After n very
snort uelibe-aiioi the twelve good men
sud true bflugh. ~ verde. OF uYt
guilty. The verdict elves general
aaiiFfaclipu. nnI toe defendants e..
crivoi warm congratulations from their
many friends.
NJ. T. Oua, charged with rape, whtso
case has often 1aou mentioned Hi late,
WAS bfol ht before the curt aud was
released ON HE own foc1gnizaucu lu
tho sum Uf Slu.
An order OF arrest wa obtained from
the court on civil process Tor the arfcst
Uf n. n. Ives, VINO " charged with
'ailiug TO pav over i1 the iICky Noun.
tain Oh company SOS principal ami
1880 costs on a Judgment rendered
against Ives ia the slate Of Washing.
ton.
a. ". Bschsri, charged with rob.
bling WGlIttrinH liquor store, pleaded
not guilty and had his case aci Tor trial
tDIuy.
Lulu MAY McNul, entefeI rui. fot
divorce against her husband, sanford
McNutt, o. whom she was married. nj
Silver CITY, New Mexico, ln May,
1851. Ihuy have resided iu lhiF
county Tor two years. She alleges that
her husband deloftcd her without just
cause ~ 1870, and sno pfays fjf gen.
cfAi ruiip.
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Notes.

The holiday displays ire very modest
this year, anu the purchases appear 10
te Ia conformity theTswith,
Twenty-Five spoTlsmrn went TO Cor.
rlnne yesterday 10 engage ia a ohauty
Will game hunt. They returned last
evening, Gityra days sport, IN which
800 rabbits fell victims Tor distribution
among ogdon's poor
The dramatic company " soon to
present ",Astv" 90 the Ogden public.
Fourteen carloads Of cattle pasltl
through Ogden from Cgunuo bound
fgy Omaha,
A fair for tho benefit of the Third
ward Vmusement hall opened u thu
First national bank building today
There viii bo ball iu tho Stake
academy next Friday evening,
A large dog belonging to Mr. JeG.
ulnrs was run over by stgret car
yesterday ana no hsuly mutilatud that
ne wac shot 90 emf his sureriurs.
The action OF the city council
in reliuQuishing the claim 10 the Tab.
0fnaClu square was @ theme f0r favor.
able comment yesterday, The cham
Der Of commerce WIS tho main mover
In getting tho matter before tho
| council.
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Dnane namhlln Miller.

On Sunday afternoon. December II
Mrs. Duane Miller, wife OF w. W. Nil.
Ter Of this city, died !Rt her residence
after au illueSs Of over six mouths
duration. She was the daughter 0f
Mrs. Elizabeth Morris of Marfiotts,
aud granduAus hter OF Jacob Hem.
blin. She was Thirty years aud five
months OF age. the funeral ser.
ylCus over her remains were held
In the Fourth ward meeting house yet.
terday nj IL O'Clock a. M, Bishop Ed.
win Strali0fi presiding. A large
number Of fflenus were present from
MartiOitr, Riverdhlo and nil parts OF
Ogden. The speakers wers Bishop.
James Richie, NJ, II. Brown ami Elder
n, Jacobs.
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County Business.

Tho members Of the county court
were all present Mt the meeting yoster.
day, Judge Bishop presiding.
A petition was read ASKING for an
appropriation to gravel county road
IN Fafr West.
Three applicants asked for the posi-.
ton OF night watohmon at the county
jail. The applications were iiled.
Nine road supervisors filed reports,
all Of which were approved.
The petition Rsklng tnnt II. II.
Child be removed from the office u
road supervisor OF Riverdale distrlol
wa. denied, since II WAS found that the
charges against Child were without
foundation.
"A petition was presented asking the
court TO change the boundary OF the
Statewide school district. Action
deferred.
Charles Parker was TeRppointoi ~.
poriutendent OF the poor isrm on the
saud ridge.
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PROVO.
First Dlslrltt lonrl.

Busines was yesterday transacted la
the Ftrsi district oJuu no fOil0ws.
James a. Bsan tJok JUG neat by
default against Cun. BlItu q %. Zoo
1898 ln no.r, with sjB attorney csf
William T. Sam IsIu entered a plea
Of 40, gully q tue charge vi uulawiui
cJhabitation.
J.. l.. Brown pleaio guilty 70 uu'
lawful cOhhbitatiln, AMI wfs sent g.
the psuiientitfy Tor thirty days.
William W. Burr was galtni q
divorce from Jane BIff on the ground
Of dtseftiOn.
La the mining case Of Valentine
Thomas Va +. Is. Morris, trustee lot
the Bullion-Beck Co., the jury returned
q verdict Tor plnintIn, giving him pos.
session Of the AlmO mining claim -DJJ
feet.
Inc app case NJ the Provo Lake
Na1rt W Wilspn d Brown, isOn trial
The plaintiff are suing Tor $3.50,
halaucu alleged 90 be- due ou LAX
icsOrt saloon lease Tor 49,! Tao
defendant fosiat the uaymel. on ihc
ground thlt pAin.ui dlI not live up
thUir con,ra3, in thB unnihy vi tAiul
o. the fgalrt.
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Notes.


a resolution has been adopted by the
city council granting The Daniels
Electric Light company, uuIrr Ito
iIauchise, the nnht 60 place poles iu
streets, one hundred yarl. apafb 10 be
ave ivHi from thr uufl8tUuc, four ftoi
iu tho ground aud thirty iyot high.
The report that Frank seIgrbth ana
NIB Van Lsuyun had been arfrstc nt
springviilo iof adultery is not correct
the hotel, Oi which the lady IA pro-
pti0tress, WIS midrd at midnight, by
Deputy Marshal Berry, AMI the
couple were found IN possession, bur
no arrests were made. The
officer slstcs that thoy we've citing
together by the iiru.
Marriage licenses have been issued
10 Gilbert G.. York and vida Davis,
" Provo Frank BuaTdshall aud
Emma }. Waite, Bpungvillr, and
Fuuk h. Merritt End Isabella H..
Gibbs, Of LUhi.
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nnx1pIE1~ WA ~N1xlHu
-sALr ARA cIrI-
CALIFORNIA BREWERY.
LAGER BHHR. ALI AND PoRrPa.
wHSls@Ais ana AstaGA
II - HAEr. 1IAEg RaUxH GAMMA.
sHERIFF's SALE.


pN VIRTUE or Az EXECUTION To
ID mo directed from the 1mrd Judicial uls.
uIyt Court, rat Lhtc & liy aud county, ttHh
against Oscar Cnrlsou, On satisfy Judgment
OF a.Hlh ana t,2l costs and urrrumg ruHtH. 1
have levied uruu lnU following described
properly, tnWlt a part of lot No.2, ulugk 1I,pat
o. LOWS addition, SHOWN anu described Is COL.
lows tummruriuT Il. rods west OF suulhTaH
corner % urk 20. thence west a feet tUturg
north ruls, uuu M improvements thereon
thence cnst % feet, thOuUo south s rods 20
beginning, All lu RAFT Like tliy and county.
lrruluTy Of Utah, taken DO thr uf0urrty u
Oscar carbon aud VIII expose thH same ur
Ha'u,nr hn much as vail Ha fsiy tHn plaintiff no
maudi tl.uit $40 20 aud $685. costa uf cunt and
interest 900 SAID judgement AND H.Urulug costs.
nc Doc iruHt door of She county Court House tn
thc 10Y N talt take, County ui saIt Lgto,
Itrtiu.y Of 4 tab uu mo IlIl day uf January,
A ID. la.Ai at ~ u.ulugs noon. IHrms Of sale,
CaHh, WV MCQUEEN, sheriff.
ANIL % rIrriI, Deputy.
Dated nee, 10Th. IrH.
pN. srmuT Etl1rncy for Plaintiff.
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Do Sion. Ind Ronnl IIon.e.

There ~ a large force OF men 40 work
on the new B. T.. shore ana round
house In this city. The fhof- Nrc
roldy Tor tho machinery, uud Monday
huge power engine was being put In
place. several oar loads OF material
came IN from Terrace ami two car
loads will shortly arrive from SacrA.
mento. a train load Of machinery ia
expected rom Terrace today, The
round house wgY being covered yoslrr.
Jay, and today there ore many men at
work on the structure. 10 contains
twenty engine stalls The turn.tAhle
an1 tracks we're yesterday receiving
attention iT0m force of wofkmsn;
also the painting VI the buildings. ny
January let tho shops, II IL expected,
Will be completed.
a special train VI fifteen oar loads Of
machinery arrived iu Ogden from Ter.
mcO, yesterday evening, Tor the
southern Pacific shops. Tho work OF
placing the material Ia position IL pro.
gfessing TO-DAY under tho supervision Of
Foreman Jos. Ludwig. In n day or
two the w0rkmon formerly employed
la rouioo will remove 10 OGDEN, 10
take their places IN the new shops.
Tho population Of Ogden will DO thus
Increased by about one hundred
families.
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while Samuel JepnursDn, Peter
Gr1nnmhn aud BUD Hegcubtfg wrf.
ON the shore oI Ulah lake on Monday
evening, ducA hunting, shot wa
iifyd b. tho latter sud Jsppers0u anu
GfouUmAn zach received duck shot
il the '.p. The injury an cited was
not serious la either case, but wa
quite psiufIl All the parties were ~
tine ushes, aud Hedenbrrg did not
know o. the presence oil the other two
when lac nr0I.
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The Little Girl Dead.

The little three year.Oli daughter Of
a, W. Wright, who was 40 badly
ucalied on Monday last, died early
yesterday morning. The parents, who
are almost frantic with grief, have the
sympathy " al IN their SAD brrcaye.
mont. ave funeral services viii hp
held nj toe residence, 1851 Lincoln
avenue, tomorrow, 81 o'clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-20

Largo Unbroakahlo Doll, De-. 10 Soc.
Bisquo Hoal. KID body ...a.l1c. 60 200.
Bl,quc Head, Kid body, viii CLOSE
eyes. hoes and hoes. 2lc. to Is
Bisquo Doll heads, close oycs.
2lc. 90 5Ic.
China Dolls Hoads..........iOr. 90 21r.
Chiidrcu'g China Tea Sets, lc. 90 s5c.
Childrou's China Tea Sets, ox'rl
large u....,,.......... ..,.,.... ,....,,..s lI
Children stuffed Kittens ........l0 Toe.
Childrcn's Tnbhv cats. DC. and CO.,.
Cloth for Small Animals. . Tor be-.
Cloth Tor Large bolisa.............., lHo.
Don Cnba .........3OC. 90 bIr.
Doh truules.ss.t......s.s... s...........1 e..
Chiid's Large Tin Ranges ...........gic.
China cups and snucer, chlld's
6c. 20 200
Ladies' China Fine Cups and s1u.
core, or Tor 9cuis.......2Ic. Co zoe.
Girls Pastry Se,.u.......... ............lur.
AIR sailors, for house 10Y ........lUc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-20

For the holidays tue Union Pacific
viii sell excursion tickets al rate OF one
fare for the round trip 10 any point ia
Utah, also 10 any point or thp Union
Pacific System outside OF l.al within
distance Of go miles, anu TO all points
In COloIaio.
Tickets 10 be sold Dec. g3td, g4th,
goth, 8Oih, alst, ana Jan. lot, good for
return until Jan. am.
Tickets sold 20 Colorado points will
be good for return until Jan. 10Th.
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Gents silk 1rspcniers. jlc., 90 Sl.3i
Chiidron's Leather Purses, DC. and
Toe.
Tinsol Cord for fancy work yards
Tor ...... ....,..s ..,...,.. ......-c 20.
IinsoI Cords, aIl oolurs. % for...,lc.
CrIah.t.o Cord, nll rlun coiors. jc.
Crochet. Cord. two toned .....a..1c.
~uun Needle aud Pin Cushions, use.
Bro Banner l,ods.a......iOc. ca I,c.
truchctto SIX, ull coioupur dozen,
use.
Embroidaring SILK. on spools, i0c.
All SILK Pom pons, re. and lic.
per doz.
AL SIX Fringe, Sin. widc...........-ju
All silk rasseis, BIN. long, 2'c. per
doz.
Embroidery Hoops, Zoe. and l-c.
por pair
uarkv China nolls...........ic. and be-.
Six lnrh Limb uol.s....................
China Limb no.ls.....,.......jc. .o 500.
Jp.n,oi noll4........... .........l1c. TO Toe.
Rubber DolIs......., ..........,.Ic. 90 l1c.
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FOURTH pmECINCE.
FIrrn rREcINuE.

ELLyEsru wAHp.
or Allen, WPIynn,
!. Cohn, D u stephens,
n A Inchcit, % Jones.
n W smith, sells,
A NJ Grant, Cs Auuau,
q DOwnry, " " Chisholm,
heatpr, "A iihututr JT,
George Ryan, smith,
q Grow, EDR Thompson.
TWELFTH VAIN.
% salisbury, ~ Goliath,
h = luuu, 10 lArauus,
Andrew Campbell, imcry Mmd,
Joseph Dotuu, H King,
q q Goodwin, Grant "a smith,
q u lack, Arthur UrlhAm,
a n Martin, 81 Lynn,
lHidur Morris, y \ KNIGHT
AdUlph JCsseu, John NJ Zane,
IuHIEEsTu WARD.
~ Richie, james 10 Htron.
% fiHtt a EllIH ifuWne,
George Henry, " james,
- A Whitney, N i Gray,
D. j Randolph ~ Moore,
co tarnsWorlh, William De Young,
Charles Ford, AZ D. Wluhir,
W D ialuaou, - % Ncsuut,
white, Charles EuctsOn,
la most Of the ecclesiastical wards
Alternates were chosen ana campaign
committees appointed. Thn meetings
IN most Instances were well attended
und tho boat Of harmony prevailed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-20

For tho Christmas hnd New Year
Holidays the RIO Gande Western
Railway will make a rate OF one rpgu.
lar fare Tor the round trip between oil
stations ON no system, Tickets will BE-
Issued on Dec. .ard, 2i,h, goth, 3Olh,
Slsi, and Jan. lot; all tickets 10 lie
limited f1r return paltngo 10 jan. 4th.
nFon Ia Lumber.
Call ON uh before buying. our stock
Of Lumber, sash, Doors, etc.. II com.
plete, ana there is great drop In
prices. Morrison, Merrill x 60.
TO every Customer Xmas present
nj Chicago Liquor House.
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Only $500 TO Manti and ro-
turn via Union Pacific and
Sanpete Valley Railroad.
UItHIsIHAs ANu saw YEARS
UOiIDGNa,
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REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES,
DELEGATES Chosen From All Of Tho
Ecclesiastical Wards.


The Republican primaries for the
purpose Of elscting delegates to attend
the city convention to be held In the
Theater tonight were held last even
ina and resulted ia delegates being
chosen AZ fOllOws.
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|WWTTTT-H TTT TTTT"--------- --I--7TI
thildrou's Sistus, good slEH ........jc.
Childron's Klllous, with Utensils,
De-. Co DO.
Chiilren's NickH. sad lr0nsa....Ilr.
OhIldrou's Iron Banks .....2lc. Co.. Ilc.
Ch.lirrn's Iron Tu.nF....-Jc. tu G-r.
thIidrou's Wool Train, ...........lIo.
Childrou's TIN Trains .....llr. Go 1Ir.
Boys Coaster, half round shui, DIc
uirlf Plalu SlsI, pain nl htdlf.
HuI better af sic.
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40 pairs huo hand tufnoI Kid Shoe.
hn9 unish, Ht............ ......,.........t2 20
Ladies' Ruhhous............jOU. aud 900.
Storm Buhbers ...,..... ...,., .,.........,llc
Ladies' Buckle over hOps. ...............
...,..... ...s....s....,.,. NIc. and cl,li.
Ladies' Wool LIuui Alaskas.....l.Ul.
~ pairs Dlugolu Shoes, bahy's nt poe.
30 pairs Duuglla shoes. bAhy's..J Soc.
90 pairs hno D1ngola Shoes haby's
...''' .'.''.''.'..''s
% pairs Baby'sFino ltidshoo Spring
aud TIP aas...,.,,. coo ,.,.,..,.NIc. ana DOE.
% pairs Chiidron's Dry Grain School
Shoe, To l2........................
% pairs Chi.lreu's Dry Grain School
Shoe, ~ 10 2.....,.,. .................,5 ! 800.
The above arc all solid aud seamless
back.
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BoyF Round shod sioi, with hln-
dies ........... .........,..... SLID
ChUckrr-huarls .,...... .........,...lu Joe.
thockor= zoe.
DomInncH.... ........... ..........,....... joe.
Author. and Cards ................. Toe.
Boys Toy Watches ...........lr. % Doc.
Boys Toy Drums. 4lc., &c., Doe. l'c.
and 9jc.
UANuKEV'HtEFs.
Chlllrou's Dolorod Border, To-, Sc.
and be-.
Ladies' Col0rol llorder ,.jr. 90 Zoe.
Ladies' White llumstitoh, jc. tp Toe.
Ladies' White llomstitch, and all
linen ........... .............. Joe. Co 2lC.
Ladies' White EmbrO dorod nnd
-clilopHi edge. BOO. aud -Ir
LalIos' sctliopod, very tino SOC. aud
Ilr.
Lal o. japanese Embroidered sink
Iiaudkerchiefsa.........l2r. To 800.
Ladies' fiuU White Jhpnnose
liom.iilchoi, ast ilc. 900. aud zoo.
Ladies' An SILK Miit1n-, 5lc. Use.
aud ei.UD
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-20

20 dozon CONS silk aud satin Liuol
iour.in.htud, sold elsewhere "a. 7lc....... ....
hne Tics, Tor gits, one in fancy box, sold
THIS WEEK Al 1jc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-20
Mems Shoes and Rubbers. Ladit

Mems Heavy Rubbors, 5Oc., nnot
sfssts .ssssttss iNs
Mem. Wool Lined ArciiCs .....,.a..UOr.
bNor shnnA .i,,. .....s....,,e lsal.
Mons Rubber overs ....el 400, sl5i.
folt Boots t.s., .......... ........,.-l'.
Ladies iuli slippers ...... .....,s...-ilc.
"a plIrH Ladies' foit Gator Shoes
t,,.... ,ss.,,.. lsNO
30 pain Ladies' kid quilted Lining
NNfH.t..tta.s.. ...s..,.sss ...sstsssstse lslu
% pairs lndIoF Good Weight talf
Shoes, "a snup....... ...... ............,Nl
q pairs Ladies' Dry Grain Button
ShD1 sold elsewhere NJ sl,1i,
'.s.'s''' s.,.,, ..t.sa.,t.ts,.n rl3A,
THIS Is 4 BIG BARGAIN.
- pairs ponFola Shoe with patent
IlNt 80 tftHss.t. .ssssssss .ts.s. .ii
40 ulifa nuo bnngOla Shoe with pat
Gus iip, tt.........,.,,..... .........,t ZOO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-20

THE SPIRIT or UT'-"sELG,'-"ctEARr-
CASH. rERvADEs IN EVERY NOOK AND CORNER
OF THIS GREAT STORE PROFIT MAKING Is
OUT or SIGHT AND MIND