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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-05-03
NEW KINDERGARTEN BRANCH,
Exercises Yesterday Afternoon by
Scholars Under Miss Craig.
Miss Eastman's Glass Took Part in Pro-
ceedings-Beautiful Decorations.
Modelings Shown.

The formal opening of the new
private kindergarten under the
charge of Miss Craig, drew large
number of interested spectators to
the new building on the corner of
Beretania and Alapai streets yes
terday afternoon.
Thirty children who had been
under Miss Craig's instruction
since October 1st, took part in the
exercises and paid very high
tribute to the ability of their
teacher by the readiness and facil-
ity with which they performed.
After pretty march to their
seats In the main room, the chill
dren went through the following
skillfully performed motion songs:
"Greeting," "When the Little
Children" "Bright Waves" eight
White Sheep" "Spring Song"
"Open Shut Them" Tasting
Game" "Bee Hive" "Ring Ring"
"Smelling Came" cant HILL"
Hush Baby" "Let Your Feet"
'FWake, Says the Sunshine" "Hid-
ing Game" squirrel" "Feathers,"
"Buttercup," and "Maypole." The
feature Of the performance was the |
last. The fresh young faces of the |
children who took part, coupled |
with the fascinating weaving mo-
ton made a deep impression on
those present. Miss Craig played |
the accom- apartments for all the
songs.
During the afternoon the mem
bers of Miss Eastman's class of
young ladies, who are training for
kindergarten teachers, gave the
Bubble" Popcorn" and Candy"
songs. These were greatly enjoyed.
The class consists of representa-
lives from American, English, Por-
tuguese, Japanese and Hawaiian
nationalities. Following are the
members: Misses Thrum, Kinney,
Snow, Bindt, Bolles, Ogowa, Cowen,
Smith, Kahiuli, Green, Pires and
Mrs. Tarbell.
The decoration of the large room
and lanai attracted favorable COM
ment and attention. Etchings and
on the wall were fes-
TONED with vines, ferns and flowers.
among these was a
portrait of Froeble, the founder of
The kindergarten system of instruc-
ton. Near this, on the left-hand
side, was a flock of swallows in
black paper pasted on the wall.
The bay window, in which the
piano stood, was decorated SINH
larly to the. rest of the room.
In the lanai was a shelf, where
the weaving, sewing, folding and
clay modelling of the children was
Over one hundred and fifty per-
sons attended the exercises. At
the close, complimentary remarks
were heard on all sides.
Refreshments were served on the
lawn afterwards.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-05-03

W Sequah will be at the
hall THIS AFTERNOON be.
tween 2::3O and 4::3O to accom-
modate those who desire
treatment by his remedies.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-05-03

The HAWAIIAN GAZETTE COMPANY
manufacture rubber stamps of all
descriptions.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-05-03

carry W. We
They have been Thoroughly tried and the fact that have
sold SEVENTEEN the island of Hawaii alone during the
past two months shows that the planters know good thing
when they see it. FJSZESsCl
We still sell the weknown Hall Breaker IL a. Is and
Is inch, which is also made by the MOLINE PLOW COM
PANY. One of our latest customers says this:
"Send me Is inch Halls Breaker have tried other
makes lately and find they do do the work that yours will
We have all sizes of Flows from to 16 inches also side
hill and furrow Plows.
We have the complete assortment of Tools of all
kinds for cleaning sugar coffee lands
Our stock of SHIP CHANDLERY and ROPE has been
added lately and almost anything needed
"WAUKEGAN' BARBED WIRE is far ahead of any other
make try it and you will be surprised with the results
you prefer galvanized black plain Fence Wire have
heavy stock.
If you want perfect wire stretcher send to
E. o. Hall & Son.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-11

Mr.. Charles W. Godfrey, u Merchant.
Vile, n. j., saysi ~ vas unable TO
work for even half day.ior long timo
because OF kidney trouble. Whist I have
suffered during tina, time no one but my.
tolf knows. Living was prolonged
torment. and became moro uncomfortable
every day. / tried every remedy that
wa. suggo.tuG, and ] sought tho bcst
medical advice, but could rot oh.
tain any benefit Tho physicians said
had Bughrs Disease, and my case was
pronounced helpless. Finally. Ia des-
pair, went 10 Professor Munyon, Phila-
delphia aud began ifoaimtn, under the
eminent specialist here. Afirr taking
MUNYON'S KIDNEY CURE q short
timO began To Improve, aud nm now
thoroughly cured imy trouble. can
perform my work properly without Ia
tiguo. shall always remember Munyon
with gratitude"
Munyon's Homeopathic Home Rene
dy Company, " Philadelphia, puts up
specifics for almost oyofy disease. SO
prompt and efficient are their curative
properties that any person mny be- cured
without the oNpHuse u a doctor bill. Ihe
remedies are mostly Is cont. n bo & 1,aud
may be had from auy druggist II yOu
wish advice write 10 Professor Munyon,
l5.5 Arch street, Philadelphia aud no
VIII advice You by letter regarding your
ailmout free Of charge.
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OBITUARY.

Ann I<issell, born December "a, 1882,
at Cramling,on, Northumberland, Eng
l.nd, died al Winter Quarters, Utah, No
yember 8, 1893. She was married to
Walter Donaldson In lsi0. They came
10 America In 1885, lived some limo In
Maryland, wheTo Mr.. Donaldson was
killed In the civil war In 1864. She af or.
wards married John Kissoll In 1896.
Deceased Joined u faction oi tho church
known as tho Blckerton organ zation
about thirteen years ago, which church
MIR. Kissell Joined some i've years pre-
yious. This was at Little Red Stone.
Fayolto county, Pa. Whom they hoard
the Elders they received them gladly
and were afterwards widely known for
their hospitality. Thoy were mi Lated
into the lruo Told about nine years ago in
Pennsylvania. They omigra.ed TO Utah
Ina July, 1887, and settled In Richneld.
whoro they lived until last spring whe
they came 70 Winter q lartoTs. 10th the
old folks were invalids. having had par
alytio strokes, the third OF which caused
the demise OF Sister kissell.
Tho funeral services were hold In tho
Winter Quarters meeting house NJ IL
o'clock on no 9th inst, after which the
romans were taken to Sooheld Tor inter.
mont.
She leaves a husband, three grown
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her lodgofa. When tho case was
called up this morning II was evident
that tho couple mai bbcome some .
what reconciled, aud a. tho lady did
not care TO prosecute tho defendant
was discharged on promising 10 the
court that his rowdyiem would not
again be repeated.
John McMuilen. the ex.firemap, wa
tried ca tbs charge OF turning In
a false alarm. Several witnesses were
examined for tho prosecution, anu
m II OF them testified that while they
were not positive ~ to McMullen be-
Ing the man who turned IN the alarm,
sill they were satisfied that he was.
One OF the witnesses was positive ~ to
his Identity.
The defendant testified that he
did not turn IN the alarm, ami
that he had not vsnl to tho FIRE
box until after the department had re-
turned TO heauq uaftefe. From the
evidence, however, Judge Smith was
satisfied - to the deientanps guilt
aud fined him $40. He will appeal the
case.
Sam Sing, n Monaghan, was found
guilty OF stealing coal from the U. Il.
yards last Saturday night and hssosscd
Charles Williams for tsiDg drunk
was fined IS, while q. Barley who had
allo been intoxicated, was discharged.
Thomas Williams was ldisnlissed on
q charge OF yagrancy and Frank
Stephens was being tried for the sams
oiiense at press time.
The case sgalnst Ftltz Rlepen for
interfering with Ofllcer Larson was
continued until tomorrow nj 2 p. IN.
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PROVO.
Nov. II, 1895.
Psovo. UTAH,
First District Court.

Hon. Samuel A, Merritt presided 10
the Frat district court this morning.
The following jurors summoned on an
open vonire to cit as,petty Jurors for the
remainder OF the term were examined
rs to their qualifications by Assistant
Prosecuting Attorney Richards and
accepted; John Il. Linsnder, Santa.
quin; WIN. 81. Vhnsnsdal, Bantaquin;
Isaac o. Wall. wallsburg; James
Adams, Woodland; Lorenzo wilkins,
George Jagers, Il. T.. Fleming, J. l..
Chesver, George Ball, Provo; Alonz
CLARK, Springville.
The case OF J. w. Scott vs. Provo
City Come up Tor trial. Mr.. Scott sues
for $3.50 Tor damages sustained by him
through Injuries his wife received by
falling through h detective culvert on
one u tho siJewAlks OF tho city last
December. Mr.. Scott sues for medical
attendance, medicines, etc. This ease
has been previously tried In Justice
De Moisy's court AMI n verdict OF slbO
returned, nom which judgment the
city appealed.
OlhEh IOlhl IlnlEibos
The following cases have bson sst
for trial;
Nov. llih-The People W Louis Nc
Carly and Henry MilnAaroen; J. W.
Scott W Provo city.
Nov. l2lh-rhe United States We
Alma Hasue.
New. lath-The United States W.
Alma Aague.
Nov. litn-rhe United States "
Alma Hague (two oases.)
Nov. 1Sth--Slrsn Christensen W
Mary 3. Connors; w. X. Reid We Hef-
man J. Christonaeu.
Nov. l9.h.-Plessant Grove City vs.
Joshua Holman; Lehi Building q
Mfy. 20. VS. John Wilson OF nj.
Nov. 2Olh-First National Bank Of
Nsphi vs. w. j. Scoheld OF al; Harriet
Hunter VI u. p. Coal Co.
Nov. 2lst- Theodore Bruback VI
Nathaniel Edmunis OF NJ; owen
Donahuo vs. John McCTys,al; II. G.
Herbertson Va John Nelson.
Nov. 22nd-RichstI Norman oil nj
Va w. l.. HutchinE.
Nov. 25tn--L. Al. Olsen Va Price
Water Go. ct al; the People Va John
Schmidt.
Nov. 26th-The United States VS.
Samuel Brown; the United States Va
Jefierson Garter; Lew openshaw Va
VIM. A. Hudson.
Nov. 27th-Mike Murnane Va Dan
ID. Sullivan.
Annie NJ. Wilson, OF Payson, was
granted divorce from Thos. Is. Will
sou on the grounds OF desertion, failure
10 provide and cruelty.
In the case Of y. II. Teasdal W II.
NJ. Rogers ct al; decree OF foreclosure
granted; judgment for 81 900, interest
sSS.2b, attorneys fees and costs.
August Nelson W hex Mining and
Smelling Co.; judgment by stipulation
for $685., 80 ana $50 costs.
q. Overson Va hex Mining and
Smelling Co.; judgment by stipulation
for 81, s36 and s42.l0 costs.
Owen Donabue Va John McCrystal
ct al, stricken from the present setting
Of cases.
Oliver o. Slade Va Caroline Hays ct
al. Time for defendants TO prspsr,
aud serve statement ON notion Tor q
new trial extended to November 18Th.
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Notes.

WIN. Thomas, u young man "a years
Of ase, son OF the late Robert y.
Thomas, died at 2 O'Clock yesterday
from consumption. He Will be buried
tomorrow from the First ward meeting
house.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney j.
II. Richards came down this morning
10 attend the grand Jury which re-
sumsd session this morning.
Cards are out announcing the mar.
rlage pex Wednesday Of Bert Hoj-
q list aud Mics Fannie Stubb', botu Of
tnis city.
Doctor Talmage leotured In tho
Fourth ward meeting houts last
evening.
A, V. Robson leaves for Fillmore
thie evening on business anu TO vlsil
friends.
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For Stealing ladies' Clothes.

A warrant was today issued by Lena
Wolf for the arrest Of Amanda Steven
son or Peterson, who IL charged with
having stolen one sehlskin jacket, one
lsdies' wooden dress, two ladles' waists,
one pelticoat, ono silk dfsss, one elk
waist aud several other articles Of value
too numerous TO mention, AFT Of which
nre ths property OF Mrs. Wolf ana were
wiliully and malioiously taken from
her house. The case will DO tried TO-
morrow.
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~ 'us Iempleton hotel on Saturday
"enlns next a banquet will DO ton.
T ,'u u D. Flagg, OF Columbus, OHIO.
e gentleman has been In the city
N, M, couple OF days and came here for
iss, purpose Of Installing officers into
frss t1uss OF The United Commercial
Of a,a", M'oelatlon now In process
,eo,s saulza'lon. Mr. Flagg 10 supreme
,sAIy OF the parent association and
p,S,sy genial gentleman. 1t 10 ex.
49, a .haI The Salt Lake branch will
msmbefs. "''" my anu hA'y
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sroous AsD nAREET-.

NAV YORK, nov. ~. a strong active
marAct characterized the beginning Of the
weeks operAtians In stocks the appropriations
were most marked ~ the railway coup.
The bears sngied out t1icagp Gas A. \
vulncrab point, aud depressed tue price 2 per
cent. The weakness ~ thls specially was com.
gave way IL General Electro. 40, Tobacco,
~. Leather preferred and diaul.ing. .. HAL.
way shares also saggcd, bul the Losses were
unimuoftant
AIN. Gtangers and prominent stocks were
IN demand, ruling at best figures Of morning.
induftfials were STEADY.
kpeculat0p during the second hour was dull
anu unintefcsung without auy noteworthy
fluctuations OF pficcA
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sTooKHol DIG, NETTING

NOTICE " HEREBY OWEN THAT
~ thofc will DO a meeting of inc stoct.
hollUra % ~ inter Mountain rAlt company
he'd q ~ O'Clock a. M, on thl lrd day ~ De-
ecuuvr, lsp., a. o. knHt south Iemplu street,
~ Tie tity and County Of salt Lake. Territory
OF llaht Tor q purpose Of amending tuc Ar
ne a. Of Incorporation ~ aid company, 20
they Will provide for holding the hnnuA meet,
INK OF the stockholders. Tor the election Of
directors and transaction % such other bus.
inCss ~ may properly come before the meet.
ing on The third Monday IN January Of each
year, instead ~ having the same occur on the
second Monday of september ia each year, ~
!, A. CLAi TON. scey.
SAT- iMSE cry, NOV u. 1893
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sIOoKAOLpLRsl MeEIINo.

NOISE n HKEEnY GiVKS THAT
~ there Will be a iacstinE Of the ftoCt.
holders of Tie haltair neach ompany, held u
u O'Clock \ ms, o. thu SID dat % december,
isl, az ~ lat south Temple street, "a The
lii' and County Of salt Lake, Territory Of
Itah, Tor the purpose % amending thu Articles
the octh0ldefa, for tue election Of dtoc. ufs
AID tranaArtion Ot such other business ~ may
properly come before mo meeting, on tHc sec,
onu Monday In January Of Uach year, iuntuHd
OF having the same Hur ON The norun1 Mon.
Cav Of May In Zach fcar, A. the articles now
provide, L. A. CLAhru
SALT LAKE Cur. nov. nth. I1ss
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Babies Bonnets.

We were successful in securing an.
other big drive IN these goods. SO we
can sell you Babies RonneV nj Just
calf what they are usually sold Tor else
where.
a splendid line 81 Boys and Girls
Caps Tor winter. just arr ,ed
Remnants OF SHOES.
Remnants OF SHEETlNGs.
Remnants OF Innings.
Remnants OF TRIMMINGS.
Remnants Of LACES.
Remnants Of EMBROIDERY.
Remnants OF Everything.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.
City and County Building Scandal Up
For Airing
OBJECTIONS 10 INDICTMENTS.


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80, W ~ a. a, nv u''' 49,, ,O
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49,, 1900 80
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'no ue'enuaht III "nieh MSS ohArRtH
embszzlement against him, At 10
o'clock Judge King had not put In su
.n,..,.,,.,. ,av u,.. a,.,v.,d
- ..', ~
'"o """So'eht was nhuo '"H' "a"
court would be held I'll : ,. m. Judge
King had telephoned that he had teen
n,.hi. 4, 90, o. an. a,,v ~,
ihV'nink ses'iOni ou' Noui' CUM oh
the l:SO lilo ufAnde western express
and hold court this afternoon. At this
Announcement, tho auJ,eno, nj l,wvsrs
80, -, -, - - ~ ..',,.,
snu GU h'ns 'Aueu a"ny' W ieAtseuiOie
at a later hour.
Two O'Clock came, and with ~ this
auaisnca In ,be cou,t ,oo,,. hnt ,he,e
49,.
WIS no Juuso Ming Iho ualh was
late, and II was announced that his
honor would not arrive until OILS. Al
o, on m. ,,t.,. .nt.,.d ,,,,,, ba,tn,,
-, 49, -.
lu'' Voino iiOn 'ne uePs" ne hiN9e
brief apology Tor his unavoidable de-
lsy, and called the oaae Of NJ. Mar
csItu. N.i.on .ccu..d nj i.tc,ny
-. 800, 49,,
!, ,neIe was demurrer III 'n'S e'se' 10
wa. pMseu' -
!. NJ. Watson was callei ior; ho was
directed 70 sppoer tomorrow
J0nh Cahoon enIeIsu pleas OF nos
Hulity 70 lhtee ohsIRes OF 1IoetJ.
Herman bamocfgeI also entered
Pliers OF ho' gui'y 70 iout ohooiy
onsfs.s
-. w Motts was moi present 10
lIesu 70 ohe lhulo.nohl on Whien ne
hAu NOT peeh etIhghoo, spu was
oiustou tnAl NO appear IA oout. anu
pleau' heihah bamoeiget loinuy
lnuioso" WIN Mt' moiHs' pieAueu ho'
gu,ly.
Sohh SpIlNan was oAlleu LOT htiAlgn'
men', Out was not present..
n, W wins anu FRANK FRANCIS were
,nem Win assault anu oa,tey upon
James hie4Atsn' on Oe' 10 Oy klck.
lhg anu oeaung hln' n plea OF ho'
guIi'y was entered. ,,,-,,
" n. LAneo, sso unuet inulo1nehl'
was osileu ioI, anu NOT Deing pfesehIi
was oIusieu 10 appear tomorrow
Mm' behee was nrfalgned on an In.
uietment chsiging hssAuH WIN lntent
70 murder va tee u, 5ml1h on sept
~, lsyi, ny shooung Al MIN. lie TOOK
Tue statutory hms' Two Jays, IN which
10 pleau.
ihe demurrer 70 tue Indictment
charging mAtiln h'yken, Herman
bhtnOeIgeI' Neeph IL motifs hhu
John \. SAnooh WIN conspiracy, vac
.heh thsen up MI. W. H. dickson
appeared iot 'ho defendants, one OBJ
lection 70 tns ihule'ment was thal u
ahegeu MI inof uoIenuanh were he'
irctmen soi sslt Lake county, when
In TACT 'here could DO but three
seiso1men one Time. Another
was that tno inulolment uld not
CONFORM 70 tho statute, IN being hm-
oiguous anu not slshny the particular
circumstances OIL ononse committed
orwho are .ne memoefs OF the county
SQUIRT sun luttneI oplooton was
thht by INC statement oithe lndielmen
lusel Tue onehse OF conspiracy charged
IA a NND Uaah - aal
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THE COUNTY COURT.
M S,l,clm.n Meet 10 Regular S's'
sion This Morning.
.orr,,r BUSINESS TRANSACTED
,.,,,Op Of a Road supervisor
oscillation by Geddes -Approprla'
zion. Aggregaiins si,i55'oo.

The county selectmen met III i's.
,..,lou this morning. In the ap-
,,sss Of Judge MeNslly' ssiselmsn
n's1,. presided, and the following
,n,,pe,s was transacted'
'' I'm suiherlsnd, supervisor OF road
80, No 8, called attention to
,a.aod bridge repairs at Brinson'
n Big Cottonwood. Referred to
,o.d committees.
81 HanaigAn, who was burned
IN the recent IRE at Bingham,
w. "a for an extension Of his liquor
1,su,e, for toe time bis business W"
.n,r.nded. Granted.
The county attorney recommended
,,,fupd Of .g2sO to q. Lavasino OF al
N, ,.me being an amount received
9Th. county for an erroneous tax sale
~, ,ame petitioners asked for an
.,,un, enormously paid TO county
na IN which the attorney
.ns.,n,endei q dsnial. Adopted.
Tns same official returned the claim
~ n. PfoudiOot for S76, for travel
.,nsn,es as witness In the case Of
r.,s,i W. Salt Lake City, ami recon-
s.ndsd that II be dieallowoi. 30 Of
dsisi. .,,,,,. t,.,. -,
,.isf from tax sale on the premises
lawn As lots and 3, block 1872, plat
N a,It Lake City survey, the county
s,,o,ney recommended that an order
~ m.ie for tho sale OF the county's
,,,s,r,t 10 the property and that the
,s,itIoner be allowed TO purchage the
a,eserty at said sale for the amount OF
ihs taIes aud costs, tho county bear
IN, the expense OF the sale. Adopted.
fhe claims heretofore iileu by the
,ndgs. Of the recent bond election were
allowed aud ordered paid.
County Surveyor Joseph submitted a
,epoft OF the number OF gravel beds
owned BY the county, and rec. mmend-
ed The pufrhato OF others. Referred 10
toaI committee.
Charles Dyjss petitioned for relief
nom an alleged erroneous tax sale. He
isfsd 10 attorney.
Hannah |. DawsOn, an aged widow,
e,idlbg OF 76i Third street, asked for
ateduollon OF SO ON her taxes. This
reduction had been granted TO her In
pa,i YEAR, but this year through = mis-.
unsei',aus ,a,e, ~, 10 y,
hlei " appJps '.,a,,oi 70 no,,os LII
povtf " act.
=, a,,,cn.sa c",aain n,n,s,,Y IA
aud decided TO the county for delin.
assnt taxes. GRANTED.
fuhoiAsh OF offioE suPPLIEs'
Ths eountv sutv,yor w.s srs,,.I
- ~ ,n,,,,.s, n,s 49,. -,
ss $500 aie,s O.,
'ston "Ao'ns o'0'" '0' "se I'D MS
enlev
10 purchase the following oiiice sup.
plIe,. One dozen p,n holIer,. q boxes
peu,, 4 pound No. 81 rubber bands,
gtos, ~. "a fubher hands. and A dnzsn
Nsa peholh'
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The CITY Council.

Owing to the rush aud excitement
occasioned by the election, Salt Lakes
municipal solons held no meeting last
week. They will, however, mike up
for lost time tlmorrow night when n
TWO weeks' accumulation OF business
will DO disposed Of.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-11
Mems Goods.

Our rs cent wool ribbed Shirts aud
Drawers are the best things ever OF.
Tered for the money. Ask TO see them.
We carry a complete line Of Mems
Furnishings, but remember this:
There's no fancy prices on them.
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VI IN AT Z. - :

BAnSUI-in Charleston, WasAtch Co, No
yombcr y, sarah u, T.. barney, wife Of the ie
horal barnuy, Of the Etghth ward, born June
luh, 1911. she joined tho Church OF Jesus
CHRIST Of LAlteT,dAy sAints, May 5th. issi, and
cmigratcd To Utah in lt1u.
Funeral services will be held at the Eighth
ward meeting house at n a. m. Tuesday, No.
Nember 18th. friends arc respectfully invited
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Underwear.

We've had to duplicate and re dnpli-
cate our fall purchases on Women's and
Children's Underwear. That tells the
story better than anything else-we are
headquarters Tor these goods, VIII
continue our small maign selling I'll
alter Christmas,
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Fuller VS. 6rOshell.

II. w. Fuller commenced suit today
against Oscar Groshell, on = note for
81 900, asking the foreclosure OF mort
gage given to secure the note. There
Ia alleged TO be due now the face value
OF the note aud sl,Ol2.l0 interest.
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~. Inc Thanksgiving proclamation for
o"n 'hls year viii be issued by Act
'as Governor Richards, In the absence
=, voveFnor West. who went east ON
si'nn several days ago. The pro.
Gay this week. '
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-11
Gloves.

We have the best rs cent Kid Glove
in the market Come to Us for Gloves
Remnants OF DRESS GOODS.
Remnants OF OUTINGS.
Remnants OF TOWELINGS.
Remnants Of TABLE LINENS
gemnants o! SILKS.
Remnants OF BUTTONS.
Remnants OF FLANNELS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-11
Jackets.
Dress Goods

"R. X Thomas for Dress Goods"
l'7s become household expression,
W ch speaks volumes. From now I'll
Christmas We are going to offer some
rare bargains In this department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-11
Shoes.

Yes, we know how to buy Shoes
bought before the advance IN leather.
Youll get the benefit OF our shrewd
ness. From now I'll after Christmas
we place before you the best Shoe
for the money yoI ever bought IN your
life,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-11
Handkerchief.

We always have been. are now and
always will be headquarters ior Hand
kerchlefs.
Our usual grand display from now
I'll after Christmas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-11
Silks.

500 pieces Of Black Silks, assorted
weaves. In lengths suitable tor waist,
sklri, or full dress. So that all may
nave a 81 dress, We have marked
t,nnese goods just two-thirds their value.
Don't miss Il.