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NEW ADTEETISEHENTS TO-DAY. Bank Standardization New Haven Bank. Bank Statcment-Nutional TadesmCn's Bank Daily Chut-AuliCy, Nee y & Co. Entertaimmenl-CaUnd Opera House. Entertainment-Hype Theater. For Rent Rents-John Y, Sloan. Grand Shopping E,aporium-F M. Brown & Co. Groceries-D. NJ. Wclca x Son. lie u ho Nesitates--Chas. Monson Co. Holiday Chocolates E. E. Hall X Son. investments--Cha W. Scranton Co, Ohio Poultry-Lee & Hoyt. p0tatocS-R. o Mills.
 Wanted -Stuation-l0t Nash Street. ed-Situatiop-3!S West Portsea Street. M,oman's ENchange-56S Chapel Street, When.-lowc & StetsOn,
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MuLEfsNEErTs@.
TELEPHONE No. 323.
O8cR E0eRaR9s.
Four Days Left

Improve each passing hour and don't let another one pass before buying, We'll conhne our talk to the mag nctic prices set over against the articles b el w. The crowds and the enthusiasm you JceA Fix your eyes upon these facts that you may feel hens and so settle the buying question without delay and consequent regret, Stockings To Hang
 Christmas Stockings, the price of which will hold good until Christmas Eve.
 Childrcn's double knee and heel fast black cotton Stockings, 2Iac. pair,
 Children's all wool Hose, sizes 5 to s I-a, at IF I-2c. pair.
 Boys heavy, double weight Stockings, sizes 7 to TO- at I9C. pair.
 Childrcn's imported fast black Cashmere Hose, 5 pairs for 30 cents. Were S5e, pair
 Ladies' full fashioned Hosc at ra I-2c. pair
 Ladies' extra Hermsdorf Black Hose, 3 pairs for 50 cents.
 Gauntlet Gloves
 Fur Gloves, Leather Gloves, Kid Gloves, Woolen Gloves. Gloves for dress or for warmth. All sizes for all people of all purses, Sensi- ble Gifts ? Nothing more sensible.
 The Store Is Looking
 at you with its bright business eyes
 wide open. No "dummy" effects
 about oar'windows. The things are on
 sale in the store.
 Dear Little Dolls and others not so little. Stacks and stacks of them.
 The few following just giv- en to indicate variety.
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Local Weather Report. TOR DECEMBER 10, 1895.

Mean temperature. 4G.
 Max. temperaJuro. 5j.
 Min. temperaIure. 3G
 Precipitation inches.
 Max. velocity of wind. 19-S. Accumulated deficiency or daily mean tem- perature, slace January l. 22 de@rees; or an average daily deficiency or .! degrees. Total deficiency in precipitation since Janu- ary l. 14.23 inches.
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z. R. LEEEc0TT

A NNOUNCES t~ the public that all Of nis "A Painting and Decorating business will be carried on hereafter at and from No. Iss Church street, where he will be pleased hyith his decorative saleSm9n> to show the finest Decorations and Wall Papers as yet shown b the public. also neat designs and effects in cheapest Wall Papers.
 Between Chapel street and Public Library.
 Telephone 73t-6. jal0 tf
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VALLEY, NEELY & co.
Basement Fun.

Troubled with dyspepsia or the blues? Sperd your next afternoon watching the "Toy Fair, A few drops from the ocean of articles. Girls Sleds .as to GAO Tool Chests 10 Casters .cc Tops .os to .a, Bagatelle Boards 10 to 2o0 Printing Presses .eS Boys Sleds os to 16o Jack-in-the-box .o5 to ho Railroad Trains, Tin 10
 Wood .SA
 Iron .io Washing Sets 10 10 "A Fire Engines .3o Backboard5 10 to .6o Stoves, Tin 10 stoves, Iron .59 Truck and Team, Wood .as Truck and Team, Iron .5o Horns ,os to 40 Patent Hobby Horses c.So Iron Bank (Ihc Kicker) .80 Kitchens 10 Pianos .AS to a,oS Banks .o5 to l,S9 Odd Things
 from strange lands. Sandal wood boxes, some inlaid.
 Glove Boxes $3. o8. Hand kerchief Boxes $2.6o and $2.oS. Stamp Boxes 1oc.
 Trinket Boxes 25 and soc. Hand Chased Benares Brass in Ewers. Vases, Candle Sticks and Trays.
 Tealwood Tables, hand carved in grotess que figures of India.
 Tabourettes inlaid with choice combina- ton woods and mother-of- pearl.
 Genuine Turkish Pillows and Draperies in the Art Room Booth. Rich Cut Glassware In latest cuttings. Rivalry in this art has not only raised the quality, but reduced the cost. Some of the shapes are represented ln:
 Olives Salads
 Celeries Oils
 Ninegars Carafes
 Finger Bowls Peppers
 Decaners SyrupS
 Knife Rests Bon Bon Trays
 Rose Bowls Lemonades
 Mustards Sugar Sifters
 Jellies Berry Bowls MAL.I.MIsts "
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Ni N~SSNN D illc ''lC
 heads, teeth,
 height II inches, one in q box. Price % cents. Undress- ed Dolls, kid bod,
 ies, shoes and stockings, Is inch es tall. Price 25 cents, Finer kid
 body Boy Doll, shoes and stock ings, curly hair, IA inches tall. Price tO cents Same
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SSozx,eGsSlehSua SS S67-77s CnAPELST
 o->-~>~~>>~~~~>~~>- Open Evenings till Christmas.
 'r It h I' SAgIgEVAE ' What a loss ES EdE. 8F but go they
 must.
 Q o c o
 Tor 3 days-Saturday, Mon day and Tuesday-our entireChrist- mas stock of Fancy Goods found in Center Counter (eIeepting Dolls only) will be sold at our usual low prices with I/3 off. That is
 All 25e goods for I7c.
 All 50G goods for 33c.
 All 75G goods for5oe.
 All $l.O0 goods for 6zf. And so on.
 This opens an opportunity for everybody to buy right pretty and highly desirable gifts in the nick of time at ridiculously low prices. None at these prices until Saturday, and we advise everybody to buy Sat- urday, as assortments are limited. Our Candy Department
 is right in the swim, so to speak.
 Our special Christmas Gift Box includes French Fruit Glace, supertine Chocolates, Nut Bon Bons, etc, etc., and pair of silvered tongs. lb. box, 25c. } ID. box, I5e. FAMOUS LOWNEY CHOCOLATES
 Here at dry goods store prices-you know what that means. In original packages, in best qual- ity only (name on every piece): lb. Souvenir Package, SOc 15 lb. Souvenir Package, G9e 1a lb. Peppermint Package, 23e E lb. Wintergreen Package, 23e 72 ID. Pastiles, 23c AND BY THE POUND
 Chocolate Almonds, Pra- lines, Filberts, Marshmallows, Cher ries, Pineapple, etc., etc., only the best quality,
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Gauntlet Gloves
The Store Is Looking

at you with its bright business eyes wide open. No dummy" effects about o4rwindows. The things arc on sale in the store.
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AND BY THE POUND

Chocolate Almonds, Pra- lines, Filberts, Marshmallows, Cher ries, Pineapple, etc., etc., only the best quality,
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Dear Little Dolls
and others not so little. Stacks and stacks of them.
 The few following just giv- en to indicate variety.

Dolls with lace hats. satin and lace Jraccec ,,,nvo1,1a
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FAMOUS E.OWNEY CHOCOLAT

Here at dry goods store prices-you know what that means. In original packages, in best qual- ity only (name on every piece):
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IroubIed with dyspepsia or the blues? Sperd your next afternoon watching the " Toy Fair" A few drops from the ocean of articles
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Friday, December 20, 1895.
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Odd Things
Rich Cut Glassware

In latest cuttings. Rivalry in this art has not only raised the quality, but reduced the cost. Some of the shapes
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SAN FRANCISCO, June s.--A wit.
nsss hns tutu found VINO saw
u NAN at Tho door ~ MisI Hsi-
fingtOn'e flat NJ 1880 p. M,
On the day sue was mar cred. The
witness IL n tWelvt-ycar.Oid 10y, TEaij-
lug In the iia;, below the ssoHo VI the
tragedy. The mRu's back was turned
to the tirest, and the boy did not see
bis face, 10 that hu usn give no
description. There Is every reason to
believe that this man, who was 10 the
act VI ringing, whom observed, " the
murderer, but this pOliCo have paid no
attention to the iai rs q witness, 10
oven interviewing Mat
At the cDrUuet'H inquest into the
murder Of hiiss darlington, which
wna begun today, remnants u tho HIr-
ringtDn II ti testified that tine g.ass door
Of Miss Harrington room had not
ONLY never been locked iuiUrU, but a
hoy had never been IN Il. After the
murder hal been disc N.rgt, the door
wa. found locked from tuc outside.
Tho private cOrrCHp.hdUuCe o. Mifs
Harrington, produced In cUufl, tItow
no light upon the tragedy, nor did tue
letters prove aB sensational as the dc.
tcciivts had inllmAled. The writing
on several notes was Identified by VII.
Frank NJ. Buck aB that Of his father,
Senator l.. NJ. Buck, WHO dio1 Ms a
result " Sn accident, few days ago.
The notes were addressed 10 "Aly
Dear Neil" aud we're slguri "Nell,"
one heiug signed "lGvor your daring,
Nell" The only iuitcr produced sig
uifcant Of Improper relations betwocu
tie two was dated Chicago, and writ
ten ON n lolterhead 81 Porter BrOs.
Tho peumanship wss NOS positively
Identified as that OF Buck. Faux
Buck, when asked o. explain the
familiar way In which his father ad.
dressed Miss Harrington, frankly
stated that 4, was because NJ his gfent
affection for her.
Tue inquest will DO continued on
| Monday.
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PITY AGAINsrIwO.
Man And woman maitrsatcd by n
Mob.

wALLA wALLA, Wash, June o.
Fifty masked men, heavily armed,
took Joseph FOssati AMI Robbie Allen, a
colofed woman, aud applied TO them =
coat OF tar anu feathers carly tnin
mOrning,
shortly after midnight body OF
men wearing masks over thoir faces
went TO the house occupied by the
woman, "A hack was driven up 10 the
front uouT, the men broke open Ihe
doOr,snd going T. abei room, dragged
FOstnti anu the woman from the bed
and carried tuom 10 the hack, which
was driven 10 tho Outsklfis oil tho city.
Their clothes we're t0rn of, and u heavy
coat OF tar anu feathers applied, and
the two ordered to leave the city.
Fosbali Ia tho con OF highly re-
spectacle family, aud has pcrsIstrd II
living with this woman, aud on Fri
day went to Dayton, where they were
married.
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reached the city today with story OF
the actual condition OF affairs among
the settlers.
They declare the condition of affairs
among the settlers OF Grant county Il
one OF desperate want. Hunger IL
their constant companion, snI the ait.
ustlon is SUCH that only instant aid
will prevent actual starvation among
those who are trying t. hold the claims
which they secured Ia Cherokee Strip
opening, September 10, 1893.
Slowly, but surely, tue sotilefs ex.
hausted their Resources. With actual
starvation In sight, the people VI
Prairie township held meeting, aud
started the movement, which resulted
IN the county sendipg out the Rev.
Mr.. Shane anu Judge Nash, 10 tell the
story Of their extreme want to the
charitable PEOPLE OF Kansas and Mia.
eOuti, and T. beteech aid. They want
provisions, Il ur, seed, food, cl)thing--
anything, In tact, that will cover
naketntls and fight of hunger.
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wonAN A0,iNsr WOMAN.
CJciing Condemned by the Boston
Hsstur LsaEue.

BUsrOS, June s.--rhs Woman's
Rescue league has adopted resolutions
that the "blcyCle woman" aud the
coming "msnnieh woman" are pro-
uucIive OF "much harm aud no real
good 10 the industrial aud seli.suppUri-
lug women, who create 81 per cent Of
the wealth IN all the light manufacture.
Ing industries In this country. Thcse
women are entitled TO political reCDg-
milton by our lawmakers, bee iuse they
help create the wealth uf tie nation,
while the 'spofling woman the 'man.
nish woman anu the 'UiUyclu woman
bring disgrace on the true womsu.p
The league condemns bicycle riding
by young girls and women for tho,e
reasons:
"rhiTty per cent Of the 'glfls' who
have come 10 the Rescue league were
bicycle riders at ono time. II Ia tu.
solved that siuce the closing up Of tue
houses Of III rcputo In Boston the
sporting girls are taking 10 bicycle
Riding, because they eau better ply
their vocation on account Of the Op'
pottuuitics given rs cyClists,n
An appeal IL made to the prominent
clergy VI tue Uuited States for tbs sui =
preston Of bicycle riding by young
girlr, becau,e OF tho tendency TO en-.
courage immortality. The league fur.
thur condemns tne coming "mannish
woman" ~ q creature entirely useless
aud an unnecessary evil In this c0uu.
try, which should not be encouraged.
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BnRMINuIAsi, Ala, June IA sin.
guar death occurred In tue ColOfad
Baptiat church, near Double Syringe,
thiA morning. The pastor, the Rev.
aud healthy, was preaching on death.
Ho woTked himself into q great iervori
describing tho tortutos OF hel! nnd
quoting from the scriptures. IA the
words, "rhera shall be weeping aud
gnashIng OF teeth" issued from his
lips, he fell TO tbs floor anu In a few
minutes was dead. DOciors cay death
was due 10 the ruptufing Of q blood
vessel, caused by excitement.
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heI from tue house. Emmett rutfu Of
hvr into the street. aud hfVi = pistol al
her VI close range. Then hn caught
the unfortunate woman aud meat Ter
shout the iace with tbs but. ond oi tno
weapon. Two young men pulled TOE
maddened nclUr from his victim, anu
turned him over 90 The policr. -
Mfs. Emmett wsH taken 10 the hs'
ceiviug hospitsl, where rho refused ~
allow her wounds 10 DO oxamlucl. she
had violent attack OF hyaictia, ani
tue surgeons could Do nothing Win
her. She insisted that she had net been
shot. ana ssid her husJand was too big
coward to shoot her. Thuro was n
slight wound in her temple, and the
police surgeons think that the bullet
glanced from tue bone and lodge. un'
der the scalp.
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PECULIAR VERDICT
Tho Judge Found Guilty Instead of
tho Defendant

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June o.-Geo.
Parker, u citizen Of AlSN, okla, was
arraigned few days ago before Judge
Goodwin, for Drunkenness anu dis
orderly conduct. Judge Goodwin i'm.
panoled a Jury Of twelve men TO Try
the case, VINO returned "A verdict VI
guilty against the court. Tho verdict
read: ave nnd the defendant, Geo.
Parker, not guilty, US charged, but we
dad tue Judge Ot this court guilty Of
the Cfonse charged against the de-
lrudHni, aud that tho costa In this case
be assessed against him"
Since the trial Parker has had the
Judge arrested Tor drunkenness IN
office. The Jury was composed oil the
test men In town.
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Sunday School a1d Primary.

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sErILnp AZ OMAHA.
Tho short Line and ,he 4. a. Receiver.
ship Case.

OMAHA, June s.-roday at Union
Pacific headquarters II was practically
conceded that tue Short Line anu
Utah Northern would be divorced
from tho Union Pncitic system, and
that In all probability Salt Lake would
10 chosen n Headquarters Tor tho
Short Line with receiver, however,
favorable & the Union Pacific, who
may be- ). Il. IL. Clark.
There IL shown disposition 10 be
satisfied, as the appointment Of MIR.
Clark or sUme other impartial man
would 20 far toward preserving the
property OF both the Short Line y d
the Union Pacific.
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New Hawaiian Minister.

WASHINGTON, ID. o., June 0,-rhe
designation Of VIM. IL. Castle ~ tbs
Hawuiian government TO succeed
Llrlu w. rhurstjn rs minister 10 the
unitsd states, came AS surprise to
tho diplomatic Clrnle. II had been
rather generally presumed IN Wash
ingtou lhnt Dir. Frank T.. HasllngH,
who came to Washington ~ sscrolNry
OF the legation and hiss acted as cher q
d'silairrs ever siuGB the return 10 Hon
oluiu OF Minisirr lhursIon, would be-
promoted 10 the positlOu,
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JOINED Tux REBELS.
Reporter In Command Of Cuban
Company.

New YoRK,, June l0.-A special to
the Herald lfOm Key West, Fla., says:
"woOdwaTi, the American news.
paper correspondent In Cuba, reported
M killed by Spanish papers, finding II
impossible to got back from the insur-
gents' line, has Joined the insurgents,
II IL now said, ami has been gwen
mmand Of company under Maceo.
The man killed Ia now reported TO b.
enc l.. Boynt0n, who was ttyipg e
sell u dynamite machine to the insut'
geuts, which he offered ior $50, 1000.
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Town IotnIIY ns.trs,ed.

wHREiSu, W. Va, June 0.-The
town ~ Cameron, W. Va, a. place Of
1000 people, on the Baltimore & ohio
railroad, twenty miles east Of Wheel
ing, was almost totally destroyed by
fife tonight, and the homeless nto
camping ON the bills that surround the
ruins. The lire broke out at about 10
O'Clock, In FnZyrtaId's livery stable,
and spread rapidly. Tho town was
without hre apparatus, aud holp was
asked from Wheeling. An engine was
placed on special AMI started for
CAmoton at once. A special ut |
o'clock this tM9ndayl mJrning Gays
the entire town north Of tho Baltimore
& Ohio railroad has been burned.
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BAN FRANCISCO, June 81. X.
Emmett Jr, tho German dialect
comedian, attempted 10 murder his
vile last night, ana was only pre-
vented from executing his ds-ign by
the fofrlalo lutefiefencs Uf nrighhofs.
Enlmrt mad been about town ell day,
AID in the evenli x returned home In n
drunken condition. He and TIA wife
mad an alteration, and tue woman
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sns AH.A5 CirY, No., June s.-For
Dg,,,,ho feIo'ls Of deslitulion aud
Othbn,ss among the settlers Ia paTls Of
but S1na nave reached the publlc,
le'I.ya hs most part they were not
teE,n.l' u was thought that the
u5rv p's eofrcsp0huents OF the Tel
n,,s. were urng tho subject as u
nd sm uuilg over a dull seayon,
uAScsS. uclal leuials OF ToI orted in
I'M I'M p ,.h' color to this theory.
Nah Wv, u shane anu Judge T. r..
" HfAnt county, Oxiahoma,
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music,
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PHILADELPHIA, June S.-Johu A,
Fofupaugn, owner ana manager OF
Fofepaugh's theatob died ~ his home
in lhia ciIy thla afternoon. TINS de-
ceased was well known throughout tue
entire county,
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Many people take pill, which
grippe and purge, weakening the
body. More take Simmons Liver
Regulator, liquid or powder, be-
cause more pleasant to take, does
not gr!po, and is a mild laxative,
that also tones up the system.
Thorclicfisquick. ltHNaurc
own remedy, purely vegetable.
81 never found anything 90 do ON. any
ruul until used simmons LIEUr I..ulu.
tuf " Uus boon three year. H.HU" I trf
used 3D. aud have not hud -IuI. Il.riunu.
tIu... ! -yutuy sister Dwhu huI |0uu uu,
o. two attacks uf sick llUIdugu, every
wrnkI .hult Ola IlUkuu,. HmI 10. hNt
rot had Dc rlncc. &C. 3. NOUNS. Browns.
VILE, VIVA.
Hs.EvTHY PACKACI-ga
Has our 2 stamp In rcd On vr4ppor.
y WEHINN A In.. nI.|..|. |... 10.
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MILLINERY.

'OI Ladies' aud Chidron'a Trimmed
Hats, al actually half price, from
SOC 10 $3.50.
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S25O.
WAISTS. WAISTS.

A HlG BARGAIN. o. Assorted SILK
Waists, value $500 10 $500, Tor
Si.95.
Ladies' shirt Waists, Ia handsome
hluo stripes aud chocss, Value SLUj.
This IL special, our price
60C.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-10

For sale by 2. {, NJ. l.. Clark FL
dredge * Co., Western Hardware Co.,
Salt Lake Hardware Co., and Geo \
Lowe. Salt Lake City, Utah.