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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-11-21
LOSE A HEAP OF MONEY

High Grade Moscow Beaver Overcoats
for $40; cut from SIS.
Mems listers $40; marked down from ST s.
Mems listers SIS; marked down from
SIS. Some made with shawl collars, some
regular and all extra long
from $780,.
Boys Overcoats, S4.75; marked down
from $500 and $1,000.
Boys Overcoats, $3.50; marked down
from $12oo and $500.
All of our Mems finest Tailor-made Over
coats marked from $50, $50, $35 and $40,
down to $24.75.
Think of it, Conference.-The finest Over
coats that ever offered for sale in this city,
by any concern, at any price, you can buy NOW
FOR $24.75. Remember, too, that we are
not advertising a broken lot, but dozen or
more new, straight lots in all sizes from 81
to A.
On many lines we have the "stouts" as we'll
as regular sizes. The colors are mostly Black
and Indigo Blue.
So, s23 and SIS Overcoats marked down
to STATS.
SIS and $40 Overcoats marked down to
$780,.
Elegant Black Kersey Overcoats marked
down to 1925, from $22.
Good Kersey and Beaver Overcoats, all
colors, for $8.75 and 1910, reduced from SIS.
Mems Winter Suits $3.50,
Mems Winter Suits 1926,
Marked down from 81 90.
Mems Winter Suits $3.50,
MARI fror 1 g
Mems Winter Suits $1,000,
Marked down from $4,000.
Mems Winter Suits $12.6O,
Marked down from $22. 90.
Mems Winter Suits $14.75,
Marked down from $4,000.
Boys Short Pant Suits $1.75,
Marked down from So SO.
Boys Short Pant Suits $50,
Marked down from 90.
Boys Short Pant Suits $3.50,
Marked down from $3.50.
Boys Short Pant Suits $500,
Marked down from $1,000.
Boys Long Pant Suits $500,
Marked down from $3.50.
Boys Long Pant Suits 1925,
Marked down from $1,000.
Boys Long Pant Suits $3.50,
Marked down from $500.
And SO on through the Greatest Stock that
was ever shown under one roof in Connecticut
rs- If you consistently do so, make your pur
chases before Saturday afternoon, the
much easier and more satisfactory.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-11-21
Engagement Announced.

The engagement Is announced of Miss
Florence Merrill. only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mercer Merrill of Stratford, to Fl.
Carus Wilson, son of William Carus Will
son, baronet, England. The wedding is to
take place January Q, and g. W. DeLyon
Nichols, formerly of New Haven, is to Of
iciate. The fret that was seen in Bridge
port of Mr.. Wilson was September IL,
when he registered at the Atlantic hotel as
"H. Carus Wilson, New York"
While visiting with his friend, Mr.. Mich
OILS, in Strstford, Lord Wilson met Miss
Merrill. 1t was case of love al frst sight.
She is described as a girl of superior
beauty and bearing, pure blond. very
simple and honest in speech, and in fact
very charming. Miss Nerrill's father is a
clerk in D. NJ Reads store in Bridgeport.
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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-11-21

HO"IIH& CIuDe
The Mercantile Bowling club has reor,
ganizsd for the winter. Among the mem
bers are Charles T. Bartlett, John Peabody
son, G. K. Hutchinson, B. F. English, w.
Perkins. 81. B. Darton and 81. M. Bishop,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23

Judge T.. A. smith, Of salt Lake,
visited logan on Saturday last, on
business a. bank examiner.
On Monday Jos. A. Smith, manager
Of tho Idaho Falls department Of n. G..
NJ. l., came ~ Logan.
Pot II. n. Riddel Is delivering a
feries Of lectures on interesting sub.
iects In the tabernacle during the even
inys OF this week.
On Friday evening next the Y. l..
and Y. NJ. NJ. !. a. Oi the Finh wHri
Will give u dance aud supper compile
mUntafy 10 the young mon who nave
90 generously donated many loads Oi
wood to tho poor Of the ward.
The Old law hrm Of Rich q Rich
has been dissolved ~ mutual consent,
Mr.. a. q, g. Rich retiring. Tho new
ilm will So Rich 4 Rich also, ~ Mr.
Sam j. Rich takes tne place Of the re.
tiring partner
Logan has series Of pleasuTablo
events In store In tho near future.
There will be a grand masquerade ball
in Farlry's hall On the evening Of the
9Sth. On the evening Of the 2Dth,
Thanksgiving eve, n bail IL 10 be given
IN the Thatcher opera house, and on
uue evening this month the Skipped
10y the Light Of the Moon company
Will perform here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23

The funeral services over the 70.
mains Of Father Maiher, u Smith.
driI, aged over eighty years, were
held In Tie tabernacle NJ that place ou
sunday lnst. The ola gentleman wnt
widely known and respected, o. Fri
Jay he was about Ill day, feeling ~
we'll ~ usual. Ia the evening hn iell
asltep iu bis chair, ~ he frequently
had before; but on this occasion, when
they came TO awake him, they found
that his spirit had quietly departed.
Many relatives and friends followed
him 10 hi last resting.placg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23
The Shops Inspected.

Yesterday a special train brought "a
parry VI Southern Pacific officials 10
Ogden for the purpose Of inspecting the
shops OF that company now under c1u'
struction nj this poiut. The party oln.
sisted VI General superintendent FIJI.
more, Assistant General Manager w.
&. Curtis, Assistant Engineer J. H..
Wallace and Superintendent OF Motive
Power II. J. Small. Alter REVERSING
the buildings thoroughly anu making
feW changes iOr the general Improve
ment thereof the gentlemen lett TO-
san Francisco feeling pleased with tue
Ogden shops.
1t IL expected that by the 10th Of
December the buildings will be 20
near completion that the heavy
machinery eau be pot In place, ana
that by the close OF the month busintts
eau be commenced IN the new build
ing. This Is good news as the accom-.
plishmuut Of such an eud viii put 10
work probably 100 omployos now idle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23

The board Of directors VI the Cham.
her VI Commerce held another session
yesterday Mt the ufllcU Of the secretary
Charles MeighRn.
Superintendent Calvin Of the Utah
Northern division OF the Union Pacinc
was down from POcateliO yesterday
aud continued On 10 Salt Lake,
J. Kcuz, pawnbroker on lower
Twtnty.uilh street, accidentally shot
himself through the lglt hsnd yestcr-
day while handling pistol which lac
intended purchasing.
Yesterday thirty cars Of cattle were
shipped from Well, Nevada, Tor Gin.
cage. Today as many more ears are
billed 10 pass through Ogden from the
same place, Consigned ~ the windy
city.
The Ogden posioilico now puts on a
very different appearance from what
II did few weeks since. The interior OF
the old building has been ~ re.hrTanged
aud lifted up ~ TO make 0ne OF tho
cOsiest aud most convenient oiilces Tor
many miles around. The facilities
for handling tho mail are much inn
proved aud better service will bee the
result
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23
District Court Matters.

The suit OF A. h. Nelslu, admins
traitor Of tho estate OF Charles Nelson,
deceased, W the Southern Pacific Rail
way company, was continued yostef-
day morning when the Fourth district
court orened. Two Witnesses were
I laced on tue stand by The plainliu
and that side rested. Counsel tor the
defendant company novel that the
suit be- dismissed on the grounds that
the contract under which the Hcc seI
was riding at tho time ne mot hi
death did not recognize tho deceaso
as n passenger. Toe motion wss
granted.
The case OF the Utah q oregon Lum
Ter company W l.. &. RlouardsOn
was commenced but was not con.
cluded when the court ADJOURNED.
The case OF Gc1. J. Marsh VI Martha
A. Allen was continued fuf ihg term.
The suit Of Wuathcfby Bros. W. a..
FfOnk was Dismissed ut plaintiffs cusi.
People W Roy Right otAl, grand
larceny; defendants were nrraigued
aud took tue statutory tine TO plead.
William Ellison anu George Wcis'
more, indicted Dr burglary pltaici
gully and waived time TOT nrutvncu,
which will be announced today.
a IA order was entered la TIE case OF
Edgar Jones W The Colorado q Utah
Canning company that the Commer'
ciai National ami Utah National banks
should pay all checks presented while
the receiver has money On dcp0ait ~
those Institutions,
suit was brought yesterday agninai
J. o. Stephens by Mu. Laura NJ. Brown
for the possession Ol her two children
who have been living with J. O.
Stephens, their grandfather, since the
separation u the plaintiff from u son Of
tho defendant. a writ Of nabeas corpus
was asked rand ordered Issued.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23

On Saturday last MI Jn1. Eskolsen,
Of R.onmonI, Hsd his lI.yUat.Old sOu
were getting VOID out OF the canyon
ABOVE that place. While they were
brlnginga log down the drag road, it
caught on stump, AMI tho boy took
his axe TO chop or drivc " loose. The
hfst blow she axe glanced aud cut the
bOy's foot very severely. Ito was
brought 10 Logan Immediately, when
DE- snow found II necessary u ampu'
tate the great toe aud take a number Of
stitches IN the cash Ia the foot.
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LOGAN.
LooaS, UrAit Nov. - isoa.


The drll Of the Agricultural college
cadet corps on the TABERNACLE square
ou SATURDAY evening last was whtche y
with mucn Interest ~ hundreds W
spectators, among them being tue
parents Of many u the stu ienis. The
numerous evoiuti0ns performed dii
credit to thD students ami % their
efficient instructor Lieut. siyeL the
artillery drill was also a very credit
able exhibition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23
moI,LII0Ln MrnLnN.

Allcook's Porous Plastots are the
Gully reliable plasters ever produced.
Fragrant, clean, inexpensiye, anu
never failing; they fully meet All the
requirements " a household remedy, ,
anu should always be- kept on manu-.
For the relief and cure of weak back
weak muscles, lameuess, sln or on.
lafgsd Joints, pain In the Ghost, small
OF tho back, aud around the hip, strains,
atichtH aud all local paius, Allc0ck's
Porous Plas .grs arc entquAllod.
Beware Limitations aud DO not be
deceived by misrepresentation, AK
Tor Allcork's, and lot no solicitation OF
explanation induce you 70 accept a
substitute.
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trAtta 2, Avn DO,
Star Fruit Stand,

N, j. brothers. All kinds Of
California aud Utah lrulta
Prompt delivery Give a. q cali.
Satisfaction guaranteed
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MEANS POULTRY [EH GAMEl fruits VEGETABLES lNl GRlCE

EErolencd competent charge dorar and
tho advantages derived from trading with
10
furnished bo IN
delivery guaranteed.
Respectfully, WnrE & Co., White Mgr
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Rio Grauds Western Halfway.
Circular No. anS.

Rio CTnudr Western Halfway.
Circular No. anS.
Nov, .luf, 1903,
salt Lake Cl,y, U.ah.
To All AE,n,s:--
NlW DEPARTURE,
with the now Time cart, Ia effect
Sunday Nov 10Th, the l,il Gmudr
Western iuaugurattsR spec nj reclining
chair ear service between Ogden nud
Denver The chairs arc OF special
pailerI, anu Tor comfort aud elcuuuce
are not furIaittl anywhere. Ihtft
ears will lu free To holders " all
classes OF tigkots.
j. "a, HENNFIT
@, T., a H. A.
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ERECTED AT A COST OF
$4,000.
tIAtLs S AND g,
] b. CECIL, JR.

nuttor. Egg6, Cheese, fruits
aud Produce, Poultry q Game
DO scat0n. low fricts. Prompt
Delivery.
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WHITE g. SONS COMPANY.
General Narket
No. q lld q ". IS! Soulh, Sad Llk0 CllE.

white o friends
tho public generally for their kind during tho oghoon
mammoth
prepared tho public all kind. q
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STALLS sAsp n.
W. l.. PRICE q co.

nuya and sells. dealers in
Poultry, Fruits. Nc.otAu Cs.
liiEhcstpriccH paid for poultry
and pr0puCg,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-23

Coughs and colds. Those who are sur
ierinp if5m Coughs, Colds, s lre Throat,
etc, should try RROwN's BRONCHIAL
THJCuFs, Sod only IN 6Orss,
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soooeoeoeooooooooooooooo
WANTED.

A coon Uim. ToR GESEEAL Huust.
II w0rL George 81. Cannon, % lions
ra'iHE' hauk.
INNING ROOM DtHL, MONT WAtCu-
- mao, hotel porter. ore haulors. took.
"copper", atnl last second south.
HOtIL MAHNGEL "A J1 EAST
II lnd south. city.
nUE uAuLEHs. AT oE,sr. md soUrn.
Epop Statesmen. At 90 EAST lnd
NJ souih, titJ.
INNING ROOM uELr, AT %
- rat lni south, CITY.
fI'Wu sNLt-LNniE- IuH JEWELHN
4 business. 500 security required. Address
50 .1. Nrus.
I'm -ALE-WAN NNp CuLLEUTOU ron
~ IrWg.rY nusursa. OF. security required
AGdIct. NcHH.
no LAuiE, tSTEW .sIEu rs HONE
L baking 10 yuI would Itc luY nome bah.
rIa.. we Naso ahltU aud .ta1lm urcad and
aH tinI" OF Uaaas. aIHu sUCUIHtH ~ NuHtln
h,ergi Address ,1i iin ,trc5t gty,
poY TO TrNp ROOMS. STEADY
- WORK Travelling ahiramHu. sslt Lake
tNeh1use luro,u. lgE 900 south strccl
GONE GOOD PLACES ORES Iug
- F.oi domesiics. two woman cooks ant
Etttral dining room FIriA fat Lake EXCHANGE
Bureau % b.. aud south street
A GENr oS SALARY ou COMMISSION.
~ No charges. Good openings Cor live
men, -n.t lake Exchange Bureau, 30 O.. md
touth street
u you WANT TO M suuE OF a FAtU
4 uclimcut whCn you cell or buy So 20 Che
h'trrct secondhand store, BOO soulu,rtAto BE-
HiGuEsr CASH rmcEs rAtD roU
II CITY, County and Territorial warrant.
D. Auerbach q i'ro.
4 GENrS MAKE s. 4 DAY. GREATEST
"a Kitchen Utensils ever invented UruIH
So. Two tg ".Afo.l in rtrry house sample.
postage paid i've cents. forshcs s ucNHsIn.
Cincinnati, %.
rI'O EESr HOUSE or TuGEE on
-four rooms, Doe q quiet uuiEhhuf huuds so
afcni need ARMY. Namu locality. Addfc,a
D., thiH uniUp
GITuArioN WANTED ny AS EXrEuT
- NtruuErHuh.r Ur ONCE usHtstHul. WHEpH
not 40 much nu object az STEADY WORK Address,
GiruNuoS WANTED ny AZ TNrEu-
- curcl HalCaIudY ramHlrUHH ur miiIlugrAdt
dfc.t, A, o., NtWs Office.
GuuAuoN WASrEu nv CmOUE
- mau, uulIgns and Wl'IIng 90 work about
Address. IS. 4. $, NEW. on.ee
100 DAYS At LESS TuAN 2 CENrs
A - - per day CummrrtlHl class men.
ship 70 rhcpardt. o., East, nrt south.
IT YEARS BEFuUE rms PUBLIC. ruE
4 original salt iutu Husiuos Employment
hAghhnse ~ tast, tirt south. shepard.
az uFrlCE HAVE uEEs OPENED AND
W. operated lN tiU management Of hhtus
hfl.r Exchange, U.s. fAst FIRST south, 20 open
in ln.cu. January lsL
AILMnEHsuIP CAgp, ISSUED AT
4Nl hhrpnfuHs lsf luHIt llrst south arr
good VI any Of the exchange onIceH fIum Fort
land Ne 90 frisco, tc1 prospectus.
MONEY REFUNDED WmN ouR ~.
W fnrts fail Go satisfy members. nt shep-
ards Three months service and refund of
~ m9niha tall term. i,s last, lirst .outh.
NEArUnMLN WIN tNCEUrluNAL NE.
w irrcners. fhrteuluri, Nhgparls lsA
last iirat south,
MAN AMI HirE TO TAKE CHARGE
4Nl sual. veil equipped ranch. shppard's.
lf fas,, tlfsi south.
EENERAL STORE MANAGER suEp.
" nrl't, l't EAst, iirt 7uuth
Mas ANp wlFE ro MANAGE a WILL
Ni established and ugutuIY located re-,
iauraut ,ueplrdt. is'a East First ouih,
EuouEUN DLEEk. At suEpARp., is.
" Ansi, ttrHt south
O. PR DAY. OFFICE MANAGER ron
81 rW wanted o-cparla, ls'l East
iuat south
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FOR SALE.

FINuE LATEST IMPROVED PEANUT
A rooster nlHo n good stand cheap, "a.
dress, STEPHEN iuCu. A. u. Boa %. city,
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A coon GiW. FOR GENEIAL HuusE.
- WORT George g. Cannon, % Lou'H
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.ilIAuLEH'' At " E'sr 800 SOUTH
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Go. on. s5A Az AT Il" EAST End
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

~ NUU WISH Iu TN0AGE IN
1 apy line of hl'uess be vlll uayyou 10 tru
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-02-25
A. +. Bishop,


HODGES In this city on the 29d inst, Mrs
Mary Hodges aged 72 years.
Deceased was mother Of Mrs. =, Foluard,
Her remains were taken 20 otter Crock, her
former home, for burial to-day.
MEUNSrER. -EarY Saturday morning, Feb.
Is az his home IN this city, ot lung trouble,
Mr. Joseph Meunster; aged 6B years.
Mr. Meunstcr was a German by birth. but
came TO this country when quite young. He
was boot and shoe merchant and city official
OF Mineral Point in the early sos. by industry
and steadiness Of purpose he accumulated a
fairly good amount of this worlds goods. He
was intelligent and honest, cautious yet firm IN
opinions and actions, A wife and nine children
survive him.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-02-25
A Removal
of Our Stock

to the feet of the people of
Mineral Point and vicinity, is
the aim we have IN writing
this notice.
We have always been the
recognized leaders in our
business and shall continue
in the front row.
Our selections for spring
are SO varied You must come
and see them as it would
fill a book to describe them.
Respectfully,
w. j. PRNHALLEGoN.
Proprietor of the White House.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-02-25
The Local Field.

VINO can name our next mayor?
FLESH without thorn in it isn't
human.
AN ounce of action is worth a
pound of talk.
CIGARETTE smoking is said to be
greatly on the increase among
women.
WASHINGTON has reason to com
plain of the Mineral Point cele-
bration of his birthday.
The degree of danger courted
by the man on the fence depends in
great measure on the fence.
The superintendents of the
county poor have a notice to doctors
in another column of this paper.
New ORLEANS has been viewed
quite recently by Thos. Murray, Jas.
Awkward, N. II. Snow and son Willie.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Grafton of
Waldwick buried a four-y ear-old
daughter on Thursday of this
week.
IF the farmers institutes being
held this winter have the desired
effect four-inch wagon tires will be
all the go.
IN all probability the knights of
Pythias of this city will be called
upon to organize a lodge a. Belmont
in the near future.
c. F. SPRINGER took trio of
days off this week tor the purpose
of witnessing the law makers in
operation at the capital.
MINERAL PoINT is good horse
market now from the fact that Jas.
Jackson and N. Graber are in readi-
ness every day to buy.
IT will be seen by referring to
advertisement in another column
that DR.. Petit, optician, is at the
office Of Eastman & WILDER.
A LOAD of young folks of this
city attended the festival at Allen
lodge, in Waldwick, on the eve
ming of Wasbington's birthday.
YESTERDAY J. b. Reynolds of
{ this city received the sad news of
I his mothers death, at Alden, Iowa,
and he departed for there to-day.
LINDEN was represented here last
Tuesday by Messrs, Jonathan T.
Evans and Thos. J. Jones, both of
whom favored the TRIBUNE with
call.
The beauty and attractiveness of
Hendra Bros new store have been
enhanced, if possible, by the addi-
ton of a neat and convenient
Office.
CITY treasurer Winn wishes all
parties whom it may concern to
know that he will make his returns
to the county treasurer on the 10th
Of March.
Nor on the 18th of April, as
stated in the TRIBUNE last week,
but on the 5th, is when the next
concert and promenade by our ban d
Is to be held.
WHILE coasting the other day
little George Whitford collided
with an electric light pole and sus-
tanned the breakage of the small
bone Of one of his legs.
Mrs. 0. M. FISHER, of Daring
ton, and Miss Lucy Fisher, of
LeAlars, Iowa, visited in this city
Saturday and Sunday of last week,
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Brees.
The young ladies' of the St.
Aary's society will hold a bazaar
and supper at the city hall Easter
Monday, April Sd. Supper served
at 5 o'clock; music by band during
the evening.
IHE meeting Of the fair society
ls'd last Wednesday was, after the
Il appointment of committee to
investigate matters of Importance,
d adjourned till o'clock next Wed |
ussday afternoon, March LIST.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-02-25
MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 25 1898

the mine and bringing the mineral
to the surface, he draws upon it in
the nature of a deposit at the bank.
When he needs funds he raises and
sells mineral.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-02-25
For SaIa.

The Wilson residence north of
park. For terms apply at house or
of VIM. Lanyou, Sr. or at the law
office Of A. S. White.
Stf JOSIAH LANYoN.