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From \ letter written by Rev. j..
Gundstmap, Of DimondAle, Mich,
We are permitted 10 make this eKtraoli
~ have no hesitation In recommend.
Ing DR.. kings New Discovery, a. the
results were almost marvellous in tho
csss Of my wife. while 1 Vas pastor
OF the Baptist Church at Rivss juno.
ton She was fought down with Pnsu.
mona tucceeding La Grippe. Terrible
pAfoxysms OF coughing would last
hours with little Interruption aud IL
seemed A. n she could not survive
them. A friend recommended Df.
Klng's New Discovery Il was quick
In ils work and hiFhly satisfactory In
results" Trial bodies free NJ q, q. "A.
l. drug department. Regular size COS
and 100.
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cave (the main object II our ramble)
me entrance to which is quite small and
50 low that one has to crawl on all fours
TO get IN but which opens out to most
magnificent grottos and chambers
iuriher In. We explored several very
large rooms in which abounded curious
and fantastic water formations oi all
sorts, but whose broken and uneven
tloors made progress slow and difficult.
An extensive lake system, containing
numerous arms aud strange connections,
covered the lower side Of several large
rooms. We went in, should Judge,
about five hundred feet and would have
gone further. had we pos cs ed more Ian.
terms. The natives oin that the cave
Is several miles long, aud relates a story
OF woman who many years ago got
lost IN there, but who finally succeeded
IN reaching the top ol the ground
through an opening near Mua, three
miles away This Is undoubtedly an
exaggeration, butt Is nevertheless a very
interesting aud extensive underground
sysiem-by Tar the largest cave have
ever seen. II such a cave were situated
In thickly populated country, or on a
regular route Of travel, IL would be
On our return to Mua, VIC took another
more. roundabout; road, in order to
avoid the wet grass In the bush, and
thus passed through the village VI Hay.
elu. Being hungry, we also helped our
selves toa niu, the native name for
cocoa nut, and a papau or pummy
apple, called bj the natives olesi, which
IN taste aud size resembles American
q Il NN
cocoa.nut and ate It's flesh with much
relish. There is a law In Tonga which
authorizes travelling people who are hum
cry to enter anybodys premises and
help themselves to all the fruit they can
eat, but they are not at liberty to waste
or TO carry any away. II Tonga lay on
the way OF the genuine An can tramp,
| am afraid that that law would b. very
much alluced; but tncrelare no real
tramps in Tonga.
Sunday Sept ist. Two general
meetings were held at the mission house
at Mua. Ouly a few children attended
the forenoon meeting, while a nice little
congregation vi adult natives attended
the afternoon services and listened at.
ientively to discourse on the first prin-
ciples Of the Gospel and the Boo'' Of
tANAAAhh ~ AsihGA lhANHNllls MS hGlUk
the first Sunday Of he month, II was OBJ.
served as fast day, and In the evening At
our little testimony meeting. the Sacra-
ment was admin stored, and all the
brethren spoke. Il was observed that
We seven Elders who had spen; nearly
two weeks Ia pleasant association to-.
ge,her would most likely never meet
| again IN the same place,t three oius being
about to depart for other fields Of labor.
Late IN the afternoon, in company
with Elder Durham, ! visited the neigh
| boring village OF Halaki, situated about
one-hali mile southwest OF the mission
house. A. this village stands very
large banyan tree, native name ovavai
the combined trunk roots Of which
measures about one hundred feet in cir
conference. II grows partly out OF the
water Of the lagoon and partly from the
steep bank, and is BY FAR the largest tree
on the island Ct Tongatabu.
ANDREW JENsoN.
NEiAFu, Navau, Tonga, Sept. 9Th 1895.
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Electric BittsTs is "a medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more
generally needed Ia the Spring, when
the lAnguid exhausted iselibg pre-,
vAils, when the liver IL torpid and
sluggish and tue need OF tonic and
alternative 10 felt. A proper use Of this
msdicins has often hvefied long and
fatal bilious ieverf. No medicine will
act more surely In counterActing q q
freeing the system from the IA ,iArial
poison. Headache, Indigestion. Con.
alipAtloD, Dizziness yield TO Electric
Bitters. Only hity cents bottls.
z. q. NJ. ]. drug department.
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Pau gives away 100 Water colorg
with tvcrJ 30 osnIs Of candy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-21

SINCERE, public speakers, actors, Auc.
tianeers, teachers, preachers, aud all
who are liable TO Oyef-iax and iErliatG
the voosl orgaAs, fnd, in Ayers Cher.
ty PCc,Ural. = Enta, certain and sp0sdy
relief A timely iose Of this proparR-
ton has prevented many a throat
tfoukIe
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japanese insect pow der has no equal.
Sure exterminator, at Godbs Pitts
drug store.
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A Resuine gho,t.s.ory has yet to 10
ntte'ted; but not 30 genuine blood.
purifier. over and over again II la
been proved that Ayer's HarsApatil la
stands alone among medlGlnts as tho
most reliable tonlc-sl,eraIive In pbAr.
macy. Ii stood alone at the WOrld's
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Hall's Hair Remover IL pronounced
the best PREPARATION made Tor thioken-
Ing tue growth VI the hair anu Tsstor.
Ing that which IL gray TO iIs originSi
color.
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nuekIen,s ArnieA saIHs.

The BEsr SALvB In the world for
Cute, Arasss, Sorss, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chsppsd
hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all skin
EtupuoDs, ard positively ouTsS Pilos,
OF 10 pay required. Its guaranteed 10
give perfect satiAiaotion or money TO.
funded. Price 20 cents per box. For
sale by z. o. M. 1. drug department
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Get your abstracts Of title ut the
County Recorders ONCE. They are
made directly from the original rec
oTds. W. SCOTT CRIssios, Recorder.
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MIIIer 3 MIIIer scrcened ConI.
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Xmas is coming, 20 to Jensen, the
Jeweler.
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PROBATE COURT.
orders Made in Judge NcNallJ's D.
parlmeut To-day.

In the estate Of Abraham Helm,
deceased; return Of sale Of real estate
made by Marohel Helm, Riminibtra.
Tor anu Saturday, December 2lit fixed
n, the date for the hearing OF said 10.
turn.
Estate ana guirtianship Of Maggie
r. Graham, minor; application
made by Carrie 5. Graham for letter.
of guafdiansnip and hearing Of sid
application set for Tuesday, Dtosmbor
I'm.
Estate AMI guaIjiAnshipo Of Lille g..
Pitl 1t nj, minOfs; letters Of guardian
ship itsued 10 WIN. A. Plii uuon hhug
bond In the sum Of 500. =
Estate OF william HrIiy Holder,
deceased; mona OF Edward Holder, as
administrator, In the sum Of 500, nlci
anu approved, with George X. Moses
AMI john n. Burton NJ sureties.
Estate VI william =. BriRh ton, de.
ceasru; petition Tor order Oi sale ui real
estate died by JAMES II. Mnyle, I'D.
ministrator, ana Friday, the Oh day
Of JAnuaty, 1890, fixed as the Jay Tor
hearing said UeIti1u.
Estate Of Herman Kahn, deceased;
creditors olaim OF john NJ. Cannon M
tho sum Of S3S 90 and acoruiug inter-
tsi nied.
Estate " NAbbis Y. Clawion, do
Ceased; order Of publication VI notice
h creditors made.
Eftate VI FerAmoT4 l.. Young, de-
ceased; proof OF publication filed and
decree made establishing same.
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J. l.. Huxley, Of Springfield, Masz,
IL ". tho Tomploton.
=. T.. Esau, OF Donyor Is rogiltofod a'
Cullen.
w. J.. Ryan, OF Chicago, Is a Cullen
guest
Goo. ". Hanson aud j. e.. Armstrong.
OF Ogden, arc late arrivals nt Tho Cui.
len.
Frank llnrknosa, Of New York, b. o.
guest a. the 1cmploo
Fred Donaldson, IL down from ogden.
aud is stationed at tho Tompl0tou.
Jamo. a. Adams, Of ST. Louis, b. a..
the Walker.
Hon. David Evans and Attorney q. q.
Wobber came down 10 the capital iron.
tho Junction city ON business The morn.
ing and will return home this evening
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arocRs ann aAHREp,.

NEW YouK. nec. p.--shhfo speculation
opened moderate. active and generally lower.
tuuacco wasa feature OF The initial trading,
opening with aalrH u s., 11I shares from tI o. rl
'nU continued Co nucIuutU hatWOou those
sr.Irs, The closing price last Wcok wac 90 ..
gWcas0 gaa hud leather preferred also ul..
played exceptional weakness Welding .
pcr cent each, sugar Wa in demand at uH
opening ana gained e pur cent. but tuUau.
4ucnt|y Loot nll thO rise. Reading sold Oh b.
foultrl preferred came iuIu prominence
aitrr .iH through trguA Of sit o. HI, subap.
quvuuy recovered tp o., The EUucraI marEgt
displayed tu upward tendency. Tobacco com.
mon rallied 90 ta Auu leather preferred I.. .
sugar and tho general marECt fraeHHH.
Reading declined 30 SO, net break Hf D ..
and later rcaHtOt 10 pi. Tuo market ID. F..
O'Clock Was uull, steady,
Room traders made uu effective dumHu. ...
ton AGAINST ulustrinla after ~, UreI....
chief sufferer rrHUuins %. sugar l't. tuII...
d d, The railway llst was neglected. Uuf r.. nd
afracuun lover Towards midday u. .H.H..
log Of shorts caused rally or Or. boz tobacco.
sugar L anu leather preferred i per cons.
Trading was fair Ia volume AZ " O'Clock and
tho markot nHd nn upward tendency, usHimgU
IN tobacco, 1850 shares.
NV NuHh, Duu 2-Lnad arm; bIoErfs
fl.T exchange 81. gisaglao.
Cuppcr, gaayi brokers tl0.e7Ai exchange
uu.Us4flu4s.
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youngest men who havo held the posi-.
lion OF associate Justice Of tho Terri.
tory OF Utah; No The same time he IL
regarded ~ one Of the most tfii client
that hes occupied the place, and %
hia retirement most valued judge
Will vscato the bench.
The supreme Court did not begin
ils today5s session uutili well into this
afternoon. The judges were extreme.
ly busy peliInE the nnBifa Of cIuri
before them cleared up u cate H9 noaf
NJ possible. may he that they will
have little further time 10 devote o.
thu judgta fir eiuru tbs Statehood
proclamation ie anticipated Al an early
Jay.
The applications TOR release, made in
behalf Of Gu1fgs aud Janlb q uei,snn.
fenced by srmmit county justice Tor
attempting 10 steal, was denied by
Judge Merritt Saturday, afternoon.
The applicants Insisted that the judge
ment OF 81 nne ami costs u s65.lS
against them was Irregular snd vUiI,
Judge Merritt stated that tho haueas
corpus writ asked for was not the
proper leghl remedy u the partits
felt themselvus aggrievUi.
The application OF the Utah Com.
mission, ~ have $3.50 luit with TIT
U. >. marshal Tor costs In the Saupctc
election cases " Inst year, returned /,
uid not receive hual adjudication SAT-
utday evening. Toe Jonmistiou
represented that u had pail ils share
Of the costs, whereas Judgo MiHur,
counsel for tho plaintiffs Ia the election
case, insisted That the Cnmmissluu ban
paid only g282B1 tut OF s62J.05, leRv.
ing a balanc, %. S2sS.85 4ut. The at
tofneYs hsd a lively lispuis, aud Judge
Bafioh said be would not pas Hp1u the
application made a. tii there was owl.
uouc, taken 10 determine the questions
of fHct
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MINOR MENTION.


Tho publication OF the Msfcur Miner
Ia To DO begun this week at MSTour, by
M. l.. Scott, oi the American Fork
Item.
The first issue OF tho Logan Rsput-
llcAn, which 10 now weekly paper
published by joel Shoemaker, lessee,
oams TO hand to-day.
Weather prophets heToaboua arc
predicting a CulminAtiou of very cold
weather about the middle Of January.
anu the opening ofan early spring Tor
tho season Of 1896.
The board OF directors Of the Dessert
Agricultural ana Manufacturing sool.
ely viii hold u meeting IN this city
next Saturday afternoon, at O'Clock,
TO consider important business.
The Union Pacific probably will
make Rspeclal arrangement to carry 10
Ogden aud return thuse iIOm this CITY
VINO desire 10 attend the funeral ser
vices OF ne late Major u. =. Etb, which
occur ct Ogden tomorrow.
a Telegram from Los Angelica prom.
ises that Ia "A few days there viii DO
4 me very interesting railway news
regarding the building Of tAuway
from San Diego, Gal, 70 Salt Lake
Cly. About lhe most Interesting
news OF such railway would be- tue
commencement Of construction WORK.
James Castle, who hRs Just returned
from TRIP through central and eastern
Utah, Ia the Interest OF the Hewlett
Brothers Manufacturing company OF
this city, TsPOrls that business 10 hls
llne is unusuhlly good for this season,
as people ste cOming 10 realize M re
July the superiority Of homemade
goods over moot VI those imported. In
his line OF business, spices, etc., this l.
espsciAlly the case.
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DEATH AT PAYSON.
Miss Emma Seha,rrer suddenly Sue.
cumbs 10 Heart Failure.

Special to tho SEwsj
PAYsON, Utah, Dec. e.--The sudden
death today Of Miss Emma sehasrror
has east gloom over our little city.
She was very active, bright indus
trlous pupil, and her parents have the
sympathy OF everyone. In consequence
VI her death the school was dismissed
anu will be closed until after the
funeral. which takes places next We'd
nesday,
Miss Sohasuer possessed rare intel
leolual merit, anu very deep feeling
OF regret haugs over her teacher anu
parents. The cause Of death was at
thbuted TO heart failure, or rhsums-
tism OF tho heart. She attended school
only last Thursday, apparently In the
beet Of health, anu died suddenly ut
o'clock tnis morning.
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Musicians Ball.

Chrlstsnssn's hall will, on Friday
evening next. DO the scene Of tbs sec.
ond annual promenade concert aud
ball OF the Salt Lake Muslolans' a6so.
citation. The concert will include solos
by Professors Wsihe, Ktauss aud Zim-
norman, on the violin, plano anu cor
net respectively; also snort address
by John T.. Meakin. Music Tor the
dancers will be- furnished by the asso-
ciation's orchestra under the direction
OF Prot. q, christensen,
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NEW MINING COMPANY.
The Gladstone is Incorporated with a
Capital stock Of $1,000, 900.

Articles OF incorporation OF the
Gladstone Gold Mining and Milling
company were filed In the olilce VI
the county clerk today. This objects
and purposes Of the corporation are TO
engage In anu carry on n general
mining and milling business, leasing,
developing, working, locating, pun
chasing and selling minet; milling,
smelling, purchasing, and selling all
kinds OF ORES. and to do Ell other mat
tiers aud things connected with min
ing, milling, aud reduction OF ores In
the Territory Of Utah, and at such
other places a. its hoard Of directors
may from time 10 lime determine,
The capital stock Ia placed al 3 500.
900 diviIeu into shares n 50 each.
sub'Criued TO IA iollowG II. q. Hen
ru, 40 900 shares; Edward johnson,
10000, II. Nj. Bacon, 10000; s. j.
NelgeL $4,000; J. W. Cory, 10000;
s. II Newton, 20, 200; j. w. Cory tru,.
tee, rs. 900; Treasury stock, 10 600. The
following officers snail HeTye uuJlItuuIr
successors are appointed; Ii. q. Hen
ron president; j. w. Cory, vice prusl.
dent 3. J. WeigUl, secretary anu
treasurer and these with Edward
johnson aud h. NJ. Bacon, form the
board Of directors.
The company owns the Gladstone
Noe. and 2, and the DiIsbury lodes
or mining cOaims, oil situate IN Camp
Floyd mining district, rooele county,
ana aggTegRing a value Of 81 800, 600,
Al tho parties TO the agreement reside
In this city.
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Lecture on Character.

There will be n oonioint meeting Of the
Young Mems and Young Ladies' Mu.
luAl Improvement Associations Of the
Seventeenth ward tomorrow (rues.
day. evening In the ward assembly
rooms, beginning at 1880 O'Clock. The
program for tho occasion, together with
other important pieces 20 be rendered,
viii be- lecture on Character by Elder
Nspbi l.. Morris. All are respectfully
invited, aud urgently requested to DO
ON time,
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Marriage Licenses.

Permits to take upon themselves the
responsibilities OF welded life were 10.
day issued to James Morgan 25 and
Anna Taylor IS, both OF Eureka; to
Alfred Nelson - anu Emma a. Ben
son 20, both OF this city; TO Henry
Olsou 30 aud Anna Bofglund "a, both
Of this city.
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ATOItCE Is UElEBY GIVEN THAT At
~ q meeting of tho BOARD NJ directors of
tine said company, held 700 rn.t Lake tfv. UtEh,
on the tth day % urpomhCr. i-H5 uu assess.
mCut WgE levied ON Che suhserupu capital
stock Of thu corporation OF twouty nv1 CCutH
and trouaurCr 40 liR Unler so. % E.at South
Temple street, ON or before ihc lstu 1IY Of
utrgmLor lsIi. Any stock uu which HhId o..
acFaWrnt romans unuHld ON IhuuuHY, IAuus
ans H H shHll Do doomed delinquent. and
alytr. I'D for sale az public suction, undif
payment is not made before wul DO sold on
MONDAY the 2ith dow of January 1901. at
O'c ocE pm 90 The ONCE OF tBc socrot1ry, No. %
East south Temple aro1t salt LHAo 49, Utah,
90 pay mo Delinquent assessment together
with COTS ~ advertising and expense at sale.
L JOHN NuTTALL, secretary,
sails Lake City, Utah, Dec. 7, ls9i.
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COMM Il II GAL.
SALT LAKE cLEARrSo HOUSE.

SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE
TodAy's clearing house exchange
amounted 10 s3l0,37l; same day laa
year, s2O0,0ii.
TODAY'B QUOTATIONS
New York.-Silver, 68i;lead, g3.Tl
LOndon.-Silyet, 30 T.l0d.
ORE And BULLION.
w. s. Mccormick 4 Go. received ia
day: Silver and lead ores, s6.GI
Hanauer bullion, 5000; gold tnf.,
$3.50. Total, Si755O.
Wella, Fargo 4 90. received today
Penn. bullion, 81 1914.
7. X. Jones 8 Co.. received HH
Base bullion $4,000; Otgr, sla....
Total, s2I 200.
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VAR TO 1H8 KNIFE.
lco. tlnu.d lrom Paee 81. }

audit the fiuaucial report Of the county
Tor the year endiug December 81, 1879.
aud the auditing Of Collector Leo
untd'a report or tue same period was
referred to tho county attorney aud
5eluclman Gedduf, with Instructions 10
report nj an early date.
ROAD WORK no sror.
Following IL y cory " an order
which Ia being sent 9u' by the county
clerk to oil road fuprtv.sofs ~ tue
county!
Doar slr:--By order of tho Rad CON.
mittoe am iustruc cd 10 say 20 sou 10
cease all work on tnO roads and bridges
Ia this county until you receive further
and positive orders from the court This
no. ion " made necessary by the financial
saus OF tho county, aud You Will take
heed accordingly, stopping all WORK oi
every nature wi huut express permission
from tho committee.
After allowing appropriations OF n
minor character, tho court Adjourned
until next Saturday ~ 10 q. m. at
when time tue mattsr VI the Big
Cottonwood road viii be looked iut0,
ny an examination " persons residing
In the vicinity.
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Underwear Debt.

price F''0' 'hs' taa
lots 500. ,Gj and toi- Rouiarr,,.. a..
sale pucl ''''' lI., tlhli
Lots 30, 5ll-Ecguiar psiceg.. 49,
20 80
TOT q VI N-ilyr|cnle Flgsro r,s.-
wear extra nuian, tlfOu thr,,f. .la'-
price, ji Ialo price '' iitoa,ir
Lot Ii0-FytrA Derby ,inb.t MA,
gan regular price So saio pr'da % n,,"
Lot t.-.ancy striped aII wool 49,.
wear regular price 3 fnIe rfi,e - ~
Lot -.i-HoYal ribbed t'ngrru.... ~.
uInf rrico O. So, taIc pr. q as's0f
" ia imprrtraHIr DO pUuIrrf... ..I...
kinca, guhltie. and utlUrs H.rs H.t p.
carry, hu. Will a4y iaat q .sfI.i ~,
-cductluh D. beng made iu Ill thr ~,
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.-... . CmoAGO, Dee. o.
Cattle-MArkct steady.
Cows ana llUuUfH, tI.A0af8CO.
Texans, f4tJa8L2u.
btOckors and toCduTA g22O4g3.50.
Sheep Weak
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,uicAoo irAuEsr.

Chicago. ci0ts. Dec. o.
wheat-Do9ombor 90 January, tlI..
ru-beccmbrr, lnl January, 2Ghlt
OAta-nuccmbur ~ January, ~ bid.
Pork December, 81 sl January. d, i3,
lHkpu.
luus-ugeombsr,H 90, January. iig0
Eye-8..
barley. tlIc.
Flax Hugu-Hg.4ul.
IlWutbY-lAtl,
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Meeting Of Y. M.M.LA. ga scrs.

A meeting OF the Y. ~. 81. l.. a.
officers OF the Salt Lakc Stake viii ue
held IN the Social Hal, beginning at
1880 o'clock tonight. a full aud piOmpt
AtIondano IL urgently requested.
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Toe fourth row Of tables has ON tbem
n'l Che chO cost garments in tho atorc. and
Our sale price si5.0n
ihr l1t embraces all our lot clay
Wnrslod uh,yi1ia amt hll SOC --latest Iashion.
hulD tauuch Absolute. iy nothing reserved
shu nos % single garment hidden away Tor
trhr your eagle eye viii iai upon DO if
you fNo what you wait tHkU %, we only
want 90 In exchange Cor &c. Audif You
cAnl 20 suited ut these tables you can't hc
suited in America at any pre1.
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Inc second table from our Main street
coat or ulster ett.o0
Lh- table has all ri1cs 90 utrle and
doub breasted, found ana square sseks
anu getaways.
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Go to the : U. A. Art Exhibition,
% east, FiTst South.
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Holiday HarguiHs In
BOYS CLOTHING.

Ten lines OF Boys Cape and Ulster
Oycrcoats made In grey aud brown
mixed Cheuois, navy blue and grey
Chinchillas worth double the money,
we have them tor
500, $500, $500
Ages TO rs years.
a s375 Knee Pants Suit In navy blue
Cheyiot heavy weight, special for
So SO
A $500 Knee Pants Suit in brown
mixed Cheviot, all wool, winter
weight, specl'. Tor
$3.75
A line OF Boys Windsor Ties, all silk,
in plaids, stripes and plain colors,
for
15c each
The largest assortment OF Gents
Neck Ties ever shown In the Territory,
all color, all silk. and all the latest STYLES,
zoe each.
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Clothing Dept.

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-09

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MOTTO o ASSESSMENT.

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-09

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