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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-22
COOL GOODS
LIGHT PRICES

eeersucker at &c per yard reduced 80 per cent
Brandenburg Cloth wash goods. 15c per yard
ColOred Wool pattern Dresses at half price; Sl5 TO
e&6 patterns reduced - 70 $1S.
China Silks at soc and 69e; cheapest goods In the
city.
Big bargain IN o. Beached Sheeting at zoe.
4<-inch Pillow Casing at l0c.
India Linens striped and checked. at Size; regular
price 12lac.
Wide Watered Ribbons at half price.
sOnrette Corsets at 81; worth AZ.
Gentlemen's Suspenders at 25c; reduced one half
Negiige Shirts csc; worth $3.50
Ladies' low neck, sleeveless Union Suits at 63c;
cheap at 81.
Luster Wool Skirts, light weight. at 99c; very
cheap.
outing Flannels 6i4c: regular price loo.
Chatelatne Bags Ale: worth Zoe.
Toilet Soap. all grades. cheap
Ladies Shirt Waists, dark and light coOrs. S9c.
ladies White Lawn Waists, with cOlOred edges,
81; regular price $l.50
New styles IN Ladies' Wrappers at S1.35.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16

WANTED GIRL ron LAUNDRY WORK
w Two waist maEUf. Three good city
fhI,tlndirs. salt LAKE tNgu.usc Bureau afi.a,
department. Auom o, UJ O.. Htuuuu south
street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16

C.IvELAND, o., Sept l5.-The
Leader publishes the following edi'
tOuai.
The Louisville COurier.JomHdi Of
yestrrdhy contained an editorial iu
which that paper sought 10 explain lta
action Ia Withdrawing fr1m the Asso.
ciAtcd Prose, and al.o tried TO excuse
the connection Of Mr.. Haldemau, the
owner Of the COufiCr.JOtrHai, with tho
United Press. Mr.. Richafd smith, al
ono time n prominent owner Of the
Cincinnati Commercial Gssfc, las
also written an open leltor, tho latent
Ui which was 10 dcmoral'z3 the ArHp-
ciRtei Press,
Messrs. HRldemau and Smith were
Tor great many yrirs, as tho LOuls'
willie CouTftcr.JOurHdl states, the trusted
directors aud two " the members Of
the executive committee OF the Weet.
eTn Associated Press, and while acting
IN that capacity they made a secret
contract with tue United Press, under
which all the news Of tho Wcatvrn
Associated Press was delivered to the
United Pfess, practically without COM
ponsation.
Two years ago, whom tho members
Of the Associated Press discovered tho
situation, Messn. Haldoman and
smith were retired from tho board Of
directors md executive committee anu
the unfair contract was abrOgated by
the lcw board. IL was discovered
that MCauIs. Haldeman aud smith
oArh hal 100000 Of United Press
stock, which was absolutely worthless
until the recent contract was made.
Tho AbrDgation OF the contract aud the
exposing Of the deal 10 what led TO thu
rupture between tho two associations,
the contest now being TO determine
whether newR.gethering shall be man
aged by tho newspapers themselvss "
by a stock corporation, which Is not
controlled by the publishers Of news
papers.
Whatever may bB the outcome Of tho
present controversy, M long AZ Meesrs.
Haldsman and Smith each hold $780,
900 OF United Press stock, for which
nothing was paid, common decency
requires that they should remain d.
lent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16
News Notes.

The highwAymau who held up the
Aver (Oregon) stage last sunday after
noon, stopped tho same stage ON We'd
ueaday aud relieved two Chine'e pas
seugers of 800 and returned 10 the
uTiyer two punsion draits, part Of the
spoils OF his first adventure. Tho eN-
press box anu mail pouches he left un-
touched this time.
Peter Daniolson, Swodo about An
yoars OF age, cut his throat at Duuvtr
Un Wednesday night. He had been
aiuk with rheumatism for nearly "A year
az the house Of his brother, und evil
IDENTIFY tired u life won't out In tie
yard aud hacked away Ut his throat
with "a knife. The wounds arc serious
and no will probably die.
Charles ID. Shed, an artls. seventy
five yoaTa OF ore, has died suddenly a
his residence az Alameda, Cal. lie
returned from the city at O'Clock, ANA
"a he stepped On nom tho train com.
plaiued u dizziuufn. lilo was unable
| 10 walk TO his horde aud was carried
there, gradually sinking until he died.
Mr.. Henry Howos has sustained o
very painful ami distressing accident,
says the Luni banner. lie was get.
| tina on IA wagon loaded with sacks u
grain aud his foot caught. tie fuil
| 10 tho ground and tho wheel passed.
| along his leg, tearing the flesh In q
| most lrightlul manner There are no
| b1ucs biOkon, but no was terribly
bruised about the body,
Preparation for an attempt at Ia,
| cgnIinr.sm was discovered ut Miles
CITY, Mont, Wednesday morning, IN
| inc rear Ui building on Main sgruu
occupied by Stmyell q Porter asa law
ollior, and the adjoining one as fruil
| store. Tho rear Of Judge StreYell'i
Office was korosrned TO a height VI tire,
or four feet, and hay, paper, torches
matches and n fuse which failed Il
uurn were found in cloHo proximity e
INC buildings. THIS "a the fourth NJ,
tempt that has been made 10 burn
these buildings, Hnd man named
Hanson 10 now serving q term In tue
state pri5on for completely In former
attempt,
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rmE nusm ron uours.
100. 900 People WIN lie on the strip
To-day.

10000 People win lie On the strip
Todny.
ARKANSAS CnY, Kan, Sept. 10
Al noon tomorrow the Cherokee strip
pasots from the government 70 the
homeseekers.
Tho entries for the race arc csii.
mated NJ 5000. Twenty-Five thOu-
sand Will 20 from Arkausss CITY and
vicinity, 10000 ffOm Caldwell. 3UDJ
from Kiowa, 5000 ffom HuunCwrll,
/ 900 from Orlando, 5000 from Still
water aud 5000 from other points.
Hail the homt sgekere, II Is estl-
mated, have families nnd the popula-
ton Of the strip tomorrow night win
be at Toast 100000.
AtStillwnttr, this afternoon, J. II.
Carroll of Gainesville, Tex, was bun.
coed out " $500. As soon ss he real
lied what hau been done, hu started for
the confidence man with u gun, The
gambler ran, but tho Texan brought
him 10 the ground, with a bullet In
his shoulder, and not only recovered
his own money, but 500 IN addition.
The commendatiou wns no general
that the gambler made no effort TO TO-
cover his money.
Al Guthrie n contraband business Ia
certificates has been going on since
Tuesday, aud II il estimated that there
and at Oklahoma City from 500 TO 1000
persons havo given g. for certificate.
IL they arc genuine, trouble N IN store
for the booth clerks. The plan Il nper-
alton was Tor mau 10 sign An official
declaration which was taken ~ Or.
landO on the afternoon train anu "a cer-
titiCats returned the next morning.
| The persons Ia the scheme at this emu
say they divided the profits with the
CLERKS,
Tonight thousands aro campcd
along the line, their fires making al.
most On uubTOkcn chain along tho
| border. Today was cool In com.
paflson 10 the last few days, the lher.
| m0mcler standing at 90, with wind
/ from the north. The indications for
tomorrow are for clear, warm day,
with nOTlherly winds.
81. Louis, NO., Sept ia special
to the Republic from Guthrie, okla,
says 10, 900 people are massou about tho
| santa Fe depot, realty TO fight for a
| place on the hrpt train tomorrow, The
railway company will not be ablo 20
carry over half OF these people, ana the
struggle for a place on tho train VIII be
| a terrible one.
Nineteen people were Frustrated
with heat today and three died. Ono
young man went raying crazy ana
was locked Ia Jail here with no clue 10
his Identity. Several large fires were
started upon the strip tonight ami It IL
feared many settlers will be caught In
them tomorrow and burned,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16

wAsIISGrON, ID. g., SEPT. l5.-Tho
following Promotions Ia the navy wOro
confirmed by the Senate IN executive
session; Lleutenant.CO Commander Jas.
w. Watson, ~ be Commander Lieu.
tenant II. NJ. q. Brown, tD be Lieu.
enantCommandof; Lieutenant Goo.
w. Donheid, junior grade, 10 be- Lieu.
tenant; Ensign James @, Drake, to be
Lieutenant, Junior grade.
Negotiations looking 10 an acquisi-
ton Of the Mole 81. Nicholas, Haiti,
for use by tho United States ~ "a
coalipg station, will be- rcopouod by
Henry NJ. Smytho, the new minister ~
Halt,
Oeing 10 the law requiring every
vessel to mako fotty.olght hourl' sCa
voyage within four months after com.
pletion before shu can be accepted by
the government, tue cruiser Dotrli
did not start iur Brazil. She started on
the trial run, however, and " 1t proves
successful shu will Fail for RIO Januiru
at once on her return.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16
University Of Utah.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH

NNHA 90 ~" 80 ~
Tho Fnil Term begins ut Dam, Mon
dav. Sept. 18Th, 1905.
Tho Unlverzlty has boon greatly
stfengihcucd boy additions lU it faculty.
of mpn, thoroughly competent and
specialists In their line, and by purchases
oil books, apparatus and appIhucg..
Tho following Cnurscs nrn unofUd;
/. IurUAL AHrs Classical -four years.
p. GINunNL sCtLNCE. four yOlTs.
g. tTtrrus. four years.
3. suiISCE NORMAL, six years Jnclud'
ing two years preparatory.
3. LETTERS, xix yCars tnc.uliug two
years prrnamury)
q. MiNfSu. three years.
e. NoUNAL, thrco years uncludlug two
years prUpArAtury.l
Tho 'nrst fyo OF these courses lead "a
dogrCos.
4 preparatory school designed Co pro.
parO sltdon.. TO pursue amy OF Tao Uni
vorsity courses ls open 90 per uus OF both
sexes over 10 years NJ age.
Stulontl arc admitted without chafs,
| for tuition 10 any cnurso they arc pro
! pared 90 pursue. There is nu annual
admission foo ~ 500 for residents o
| Utah. aud t2N.0l for non.rn'Iiunts
students may receive permits for re-
| durcd iufos over tho railways Iu Utah.
For further investigation app.ylo
Joseph 7. Ki1gSbITJ, 81. g.,
Acting President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16
A NEW TNrEnPRIsE.
Tho sharon Estate - Organized for n
variety of Purposes,

Tho sharon Estate H. Organized for
variety of Purposes
JERSEY Cry, Sept l5.-rho Shar.
on Estato company II the name OF m
organization which will begin busi.
mess TINS month, with n oapilal OF
g, OOO. 900, 81, 1000, 900 Of which Ia paid
up. The directors are ID. q. Mllls,
Henry y. Laidlaw, Frederick W.
sharon, William g.. Guilifu, Charles
w. Peterson Of New York tityi
Francis q. Newlanus NJ Reno, Now
aud Milton Ferry of Bayonne. Toe
organization was incorporated under
the laws Of Now jersey. Tho Obj Gets
Of tho company nre very extensive, as
~ also the territory Ia which business
is TO be transacted, including New
York, Pennsyivania, Nevada, Mary
land nnd oil other states and territories
in the UniDu, 40 well as foreign
countries. Ferries, piufs and whhrves
Ato 10 be putohastd, properly
Improved, water bought aud stored Tor
the purpose Of irrigation, manufacture
ing and mining 10 be carried ou,osuals
aud dams 20 BIO constructed aud Opcf.
nted aud un agricultural, horticultural
and genealogical business TO be carried
on, In conjunction with tue building
purchasing and operating Of sailing
aud steam craft In all the channels OF
trade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16

WAUsAU, Wis, sept. IA terrible
winustOrm passed over tho clly tins
afternoon, unrooilng buildings and tear
lug down iumuur pilcs, scattering lum'
her ia every direction, prosttGunR
shade trees aud creating general havoc
throughout the city. The people
RUSHED Ium their homes Ia grent ter
TOR, anu Tor IA time 1t locked as If the
town would pn swept OUT Of e2lltencr.
GREEN BAY, Via, Sept. To- This
afternoon terrific wind Storm ret In.
The prairie fires uurlhws6t OF Melon
uld's lumber mil, In Fort Howard,
inCfuaseI In volume and In les than
twenty minutes the tfo reached thu
lumber yards anl mill aud destroyed
them. The lOss IA over sou, 900.
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NEWS WIRED FROM ABROAD.
Another Exhibition Of uutihy In the
British Army.
Mueh Damage Caused by the Bra IL
Ian InsurEenta.-'taiRai Ixiied.
The HRce for the Cup.

LoNDOs, Sept. i5.-The latest oxhi-
bltion Of mutinious spirit In the
British army took place Wednesday
night at AldorshoL A number Of
prisoners belonging to the First IT,
fantry managed to obtain liquor with
The result that they became boisterous
and finally broke down the door Of the
guard room. The disturbance raised
au alarm and the guards turned out
from all sides and tho mutinoers were
OvCrpOwUruJ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16
BUTCHERED BYAMOB
EsgrO Prisoners Shot 10 Death In a
Mississippi JAIL
A WOMAN AMONG THE VICTIMS.


Columns, Miss, Sept. l5.-Pick-
ing county, Ala, comes to the front
again with an awful buiohery Of
prisoners confined In jail at Carrollton.
Paul Archer, win Archer Polk Hin,
Ed. Guoton and Ellen FAINT all
negroes, and the lattor woman, were
shot 10 death Thursday night by a
mob OF masked men. The men over
powered the guards at the Jail and
forcing their way to the cells OF the
victims, placed wlnehts'ers through
the grating and fired vollcy. The
negroes were suspected Of burning q
mill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16

4 UOMpErESr ORGANIZER AS Il
~ State Manager Tor % strictly Legitimate
and prosperous beneficial Organization uon
year cniuw mont lufuraurHl. valuable ami
permanent cnuu1Dttl tuc right parry. Ad.
drcaH, stating aru, references aud UAI JrlcuCc,
T. %. NuA Dos, iIchmoud Va
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16

A MIDDLE hGEu WOMAN NiOHMON)
n 90 tukc charge % hluHc and small family
iDI some muntus, On Absence OF patuuts. hp,
ply no thiH once
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The Mo Bombnrdment.

BuESOs AyHEs, Sept. ia die.
patch from RIO JAneifo received lnst
night says the iutufgent vo-snls are
continuing the bombatiment u var.
iOus places In the hatb3r and have
causeI much damage, All work In
the harbUr Is forbidden and vessels are
prevented from communicating with
land.
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A Dapgcrou. Negro.

KENEER, L., Sept. l5.--P0salin
Julian. y negro, ran amuck this morn.
ing while being afrHigned In court for
wife beating. As the sheriff approached
to search him Julian drew a revolver
nud fired NJ him. Judge EstopUnEl
tried to capture the gun and was shot
and instantly killed. The negro then
He'd, but returned aud fatally shot E'.
tnpenal's son, who was puuuing him.
He then diHApleareu
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Tho britannia Leading.

ISLE o. WtguT, Sept. l5.-1he
Nsyahog aud Britannia, were timed as
they passed the Needles lighthouse ~
follows britannia l;O2;37, Navahor,
l:o5I5. The Britannia Kept the l,nd,
anu IA they began TO drop around the
southern horizon there appeared TO be
no change Ia tbs relative positions Of
the boats.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16

wAsurNGroN, ID. g., Sept. l5.-The
government officials express some
doubt whether the Costa Rican gov.
ornment will surrender Francis H..
Weeks, the New York abscondcr, ~
there l. no extradltion treaty between
the countries. The United States,
will, however, acquiesce In the re-.
quest for the nbscoudef's eNiradiliOn
made by the state Of New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16

LONDON, sept. ia correspondent
oi the Times at Berlin says the British,
German anu United States govern.
munts have decided 10 transport Ais.
taaia from Samoa 10 the Marshsll L.
lands, where he would be more easily
controlled. Matnnia was taken 10 the
Islands In German war ship.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16

NEW YomS, sept. l5.-lt is reported
pilot boats had spoken the Valkyric
this morning some miles east Of Fire
Island. From this II expected the
challenger Tor the American cup vii
reach quarantine some time tomorrow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16

SAN FRASCECO, Sept. l5,-Gt f. 70.
ported today that the Southern Pacific
will make reduction Of sl5 on ilrst-
class fares out OF Los Angeles east.
bound via ~ Paso next Monday. The
santa Fc Ia expected o. follow suit.
This will make the fHi.class fare from
Los Angeles 10 Chicago $50 IS.
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nneea of = 500 0nnboal.

INV LONDoN, Conn., sept. To-
The speed trial today Of tho new gun
boat Cnstinc was signal triumph for
tho builders. Her sister boat, the
Macheas. made record IN the spnrd
trial of 1917 knots corrected l5.iBil,
The CGsline made 1912 knots.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16

CHICAGO, Sept l5.-At tue Art
Palace touay disciples VI lhe1sophy
ana hundreds Of curious gathered 10
henF Mrs. Annie BsHaut deliver IN
address on doctrines OF Vheosophy,
Bno closed with u tribute 10 Madame
Blavalsky.
Among the speakers In tho religious
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16

Here We are. Special Clean Up Prices on
WISH nMLAA Nnnna.
ATTENTION. MENi


D. Mems Now Suits, iloFant styles, al Wool.
wen made r0uls, % and flt uurliurs,
10 hu cleaned up at 10 n suit
u Meme hobby suits, worth ssh md tll
To h0 cleaned mp at 800 q SUIT.
"a pairs " Mems pautaiooua, uo,g ami mi.
fh, wool goods.
To br cleaned ont 40 ~ "a.
HirlrH iu iuYF NuIiH=the very Hfrft thing.
nothing Ike them To- tie city, clean 49, price.
tCuu tho Dollar. bto ih1m.
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congress today were George Wnshburn
Of Conftaniinoplc, Professor Ihiele OF
Loidn, Ching Helen Ho u Shanghai,
Or. Miner Of Boston and Rev. Manley
of Sweden.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16

KANSAS CITY, No., Sept IA
telephone message reports Libertyi
Mo-, burning ny. The CHIEF business
portion IL already In athee' Inc Toes
IL heavy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-16
SPECIAL NOTICED
SPECIAL NOTICE !
ARRIVAL OF
FALL DRESS GOODS.

ONE HUNDRED OF THE VERY
~ Newest Effects ln Fall Dress Goods
have just arrived and wo shall DO
pleased 10 show them 90 our patrons on
Monday morning. Thoy comprise some
very choice and elegant Things in Hop
Sackings. SerponIno Effects, Fancy
Scotch, French aud English Goods, such
have nevor been seou In our city be.
fore. In fact we have a sprinkling OF the
every selpctn Stuhs tina. will bo worn
this season, and they arc marked down
a. hnrd-pan prices. BE sure you 500 our
New Goods before purchasing your fall
dresses.
IRA Groat CLEAN UP SALE
Of Everything in Stock.
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WANTED.

A LADY ADlNr .iS LyE.y CorSrI
merit to ladies. Gooiuosltinl and good Gay
fog lituc wora Address ihomss liOsuFcr,
er w. Fiut south. saItiaE' uuy. rth.
> on HuON HOUSE. WILL. 10.
- Gated, must bo cheap Tor each. Address
A IT. KINDS on oLENEISG, pttSG,
~ iltcriur and Repairing. second hand
Last second outs street
A GOOD WoRN TEAM rou MEM
~ Keep. or VII buy 10 very chc3p. ". =.
d. gan, tln io'tomco Block.
u OoK KEEPER AND COLLECTOR ron
- uiy hru. lartleulms, business EN.
,haugc, i' tasi, iirst south.
ION PRINTING OFFICE COLLECT
- or and solicitor nusuc.s Exchange, lss
.ast. iirsi south
DLsrAUHANT COOK FCR CRY
~ 2vHltUra, uIEht hotel porter, business
EAchansc, lsa hasi, ilr't south.
MIX EmIr. nmyEU SINGLE
ANA route WaEoH md board business EN.
ghluFc' lt. EHst rlf't south
SsiLyEgwNEE. DRESS Douns AND
- general house g11is salcsmAn IS o.
nHEAD AND CAKE uAkEU To
change I,.. t1si F,r., ..t,b' % WV ~
''' 'l ''''' ''' -'''
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~. hast. : irtt south.
..... ...-.....- -
GIEAM LAUNDRY HOOK hLLitk
- Nhdyl confectionery salcslhdy, houae'
htorrrt Wnist makers. HA.oaluuT on ROAD
Trained nurse tallurosa, table gIrls anu chlus
hcrmaiia, Ladies Exchange - LaAt, lee
''N'ns
y ANY arrXpFsu ,pttrU am unDT.
] trsgt+ - 80 ,..,,i ~ t,,,.i ri,
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,gl.r'i '.l',...t' IN = 49, IL b.. e.
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WE up.h,l 20. alsiN, q ul ~ D. second -pulh
Wo..,, l..". u gun 20 NI,lM,l 70 lutnl.n
Nv tl.'H,. ~ g'.p ny s..ll NOV &C. WIN hl
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A GOOD WORK TEAM rOU THEW
~ keep, or VII. buy 10 very cheap. ". y.
hogan, ti1 rostouco Block
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nOOk kEErEU AND COLLECTOR FOU
- uiy Hrm. Particular, business EN.
change, BE- tasi, firsi south.
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urMNAVrs on snK GAlonr.

an kIndstaU patcrus and qualities regard.
lt'H OF cost special clean out prices Uu our
chtuo Ola stock. huy your tilks move
RENiNANTs REMNANTS. HENNANrA
90! yaris %. tcmuHnt, ranging from q. 20 "
yards iu elegant wool dress goods, Iuat the
/ thing for cHllrCna school drc#aos-A goat
variety 90 styles, qualities and ahhdvH-wiil Doc
foli 40 tho lowest price ever offered 90 any
] ClCau up sale boo Che West
/ DO piece. uf new and stylish drHHa goods. Eaa
| sorted VuaNuus, drHirnH amt shades. retailing
over where from Zoe 60 3I1l ucf ynrH. our
clean uU price uu thr llt only CSC pei ward
VI picroa Of extra line hll.w0ol French Dhhl
I per yard
/ 4 GWNr bAugArS-
.7 pIgrDs Of French SatircH. silkallnea,
! french NuIIa. uic., CtU., cost from ESQ 90 SOC
/ Per yard. clean ur price i9Ir urr yard.
All OUT hurChliu fforcs ~AtInts, Lace Stripes
! and TIPPED Nulla, sold az tlC anu h1c, clean up
| price -.c yer yard.
| Here We are. Special Clean Up Prices on
WASH DRESS GOODS.
90 pieces " Sandal Cloth. agurcd U0urrtr
NulII1H, lffIIrHrgut cloths and HattUuH. cold 10
/ lse, USE and soc. Tho clean up pace ON tho lot
l ty per yard.
as-spoclhl can up prices ON all our Table
] !Ntna. NuVkiuH, Towels, scaIfH, etc., etc.
! LNcyihinf in our domestic department B0CH
al clean up pIiuga,
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MONEY BROKERS.

II luU WIsH 40 MORROW MONEi.
4 can on SALT LAkk VALLEY LOAN
a Trust COMPANY, ~ east, flrsg South
street
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TORsE. uAgNLs, AND uUGGT, gro.
II ". j. hogan, tiy rostonco U'oeE
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A H. MINDS on OLE NNING. DYING,
~ Ntcr'ur and Repairing. second hand
e othirE bought sold aud EXCHANGED. ~
0 act, second Outb street
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ron PRINTING OFFICE COLLECT.
- or and solicitor HusInc.s Exchange, lsi
Last .rst South.
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noun ACRES ~ ORCHARD. CLOSE TO
n ely, suol wHorueNt, price sl!IH. W. j..
hDrHut 40 lo.tInGc Block.
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gtTEAM LAUNDRY rLANT ONE or
- The bcHt lul most complete lu this city Tor
Ola most favorable terms. ". r. Wallace.
care uiuWuuIrtH
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DLsIhuNANT coon FCR CITY.
~ walters, u.Eht hotel porter, business
Exchange, lsN Liat, tirft south
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4 IigsrtIAs- uAtIlI IAIlN uT
n llUrT UIlaH irnu city. NICf now
residence stable, suonH, mix houses and fHl.
class mills I0uI.. tlslus islI per month. Easy
I1NWUuts, $50 down. W. j. Hogan, tlu
IOftlfEUl Block,