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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-26
Breeder, Talley & Go.

1 piece Ga White on-Cloth "as is" for lsc
per yard.
Beautiful 50 Mirrors for sl.9S.
Good Table Knives, Sill per dozen.
Je-gens Palm Soap, S9c: per dozen.
Brown Blue. and Gray Cottonade. Tor
.skrts or bicycle dresses, at L l-Zc' per
Ends OF Calico at cost.
Ends of Sheeting and Cottons at cost:
Leakesville Unbleached Knitting COTTON
in 3 and strands, at loc. per pouhu'
or Z pounds for 81.
Carpet Warp. 81 % per bale; ,oo u,
Cotton Batting, S1-3, 10, II IL, ana
l6 2-3c. per pound.
Good Hemp Carpet, l5c. per yard.
Stair Carpet. 25c. per yard;
Ingram Carpets. % and &c.
Cotton Mixed Druggets, 4Oc. per square
Atwood Druggets. csc. per square yard
Rugs from $50 TO IS.
| Table Oil-Cloths, Is and 25c
Floor Oi-Cloths. pc. per square yard
Tinsel Draperies, II l-2c.
Ca Brocatelles, S9c. TO $50.
Curtain Muslins, 10 TO &c.
Cretonnes, s l-3 TO l5c.
Furniture satlnes. 10 90 and 1sc.
Blankets. 59c. TO SIS pair.
Comforts. sec. TO Sl2 each.
Carpet Lining. &C. per yard.
| Curtain Poles with fixtures. at tic.
Nice lines Of Dress Goods, &c. to $50 per
yard.
All grades Of Innings
Colored Jeans. to l0c. per yard.
The Chamois, double width. nearly 2
yards wide. at 2oc. per yard, Is very
cheap.
Our stock and prices are very interesting,
so be sure TO call.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-26
THE FOURQUREAN-
PRICE COMPANY.
Sheets and
PillOW-CaSeS.

This season we are making
a speciality Of Ready-Made
Sheets and Pillow Cases. We
have gone to the fountain
head-the maker-and had
them made to our special or
der from the best materials,
and instead of being cut, as
they are usually made, we
have had them torn by a
thread and Numbered, to In
sure proper shape after shrink
ing.
d. & l.. cotton, heavy round thread,
63x90-inch, 39c. each.
72xg0-inch. i5c. each.
slx90-inch, 4Sc. each.
90x9O-inch, SOC. each.
Utica Sheets. the best-wearing Sheet
made.
slx91-inch, SIC. each.
g0X9o-inch. CSC. each.
Fine y. b. Hensutched Sheets, very
fine round thread. and good weight
90x90-inch. Soc. each.
D. q L. Pillow-Cases size 40X56
inches, u 1-2c. each. re-
Lockwood Plllow-Cases. size Aoxoe'
Il lie. each.
Utica Pillow-Cases, 45x36 inches, lSc'
each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-26
The Next senate.

II is said that the next United states
cepate-that Ia. the one commencing on
tho 4tb Of March next, Will consist OF
forty-two Republicans, thirty-nine Dem
ocrats, six Popuists, and one vacancy.
The question Of the constitutionah'y Oh
the election of a successor to senator
Higgins. of Delaware, is highly inter-
esting one: but the Senate will, no DOUBT
move deliberately in the matter. The
Boston Post says on this SUBJECT
1.-THE Republicans have plurahty, put
not a majority; therefore they win po
unable TO organize unless they can enect
a coalition with the Populists They can
hardly afford to combine with the Popu-
lists inst on the eve of national cleo
ton. But they want the patronage when
is controlled by the majority, ana some
of the hungry ones would willingly take
long chances In order to secure It.
.'If the six Populists decide to act as
unit upon all political matters that arise.
they will practically be In control OF
the Senate. BY casting their votes Win
either party they can always make
majority. Nobody knows just what pol
icy they will pursue, but II is quite pam
that they will hold the key to the situa-
ton. Iney can iianc '"e.
No bill can go through without their APP
prevail. No appointments of clerks or
other officers of the Senate can be made
unless they agree. They Will be in q
position TO dictate the policy OF the up
ner chamber. The outlook Is not very
cheering for the Republicans. They have
an enormous majority In the lower house,
but they will be utterly helpless In the
Senate. They will be at the mercy Of
Mr. PETER and the two senators from
Nevada, who can make speeches as long
and as tiresome as the ebullitions of
the late Mr.. Blair. Of New Hampshire
No wonder Mr. Reed looks gloomily upon
the prospects"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-26
A Summer Scene.

(Charles T. Lusted. in Blackwood)
Laden come the maidens home,
With poppes and wild roses;
Singing ditties as they come,
And blushing like their posies.
Crowned Is one merry maid
With coronal of poppy;
Nature has with beauty played,
To make a faultless copy.
Laughter gathers In her eye,
Her every movement blushes:
Hark! she mocks lovers sigh
With songs in birdlike CUISINES.
Cupid, should he pass her way,
For lack OF strength must larry;
She will steal his bow away.
And bid the rogue go marry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-26

The proceedings and net result OF
the "ncn-partisan" silver convention held
at Raleigh yesterday should be a warning
to Virginia Democrats not to combine
with "non-partisans' Marion Butler
bossed the affair, the Populists had every
thing their own way. and the Democrats
who participated are asking themselves
the question, Where are we at?' The
safest plan for the Democrats is to flock
by themselves on all issues.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-26

which will be their residence, cannot De
successfully run with less than 300 SER
wants and other employees.
Miss Vanderbilt will outrank all the
American women who have married Eng
lishmen. and will even take precedence
over the Dowager Duchess OF Maribo-
rough.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-26

The article which appeared in the Dis
patch yesterday, headed why We All
SHELTERED" contains matter which may
well lead all Of us to study the new con-
ditions which obtain in this and other
countries. we might say all countries. as
a result Of electrical disturbances or one
kind and another.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-26

The Atlanta Constitution. referring to
Congressman Ellett's announcement OF
his purpose to endeavor TO get Congress
to convert the battle-felds around Rich
mond into public parks. says that he de-
serves success in his patriotic UNDER
taking.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-26
WEDNESDAY... SEPT. %, 1895.

THIS PAPER RECEIVES THE COM
BINED NEWS SER
VICE OF THE SOUTHERN ASSOCIA-
TED PRESS AND THE UNITED
PRESS
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Breeder, Talley & Go.
(ss 26-sti
MEETINGS.

THE MUTUAL GUARANTEE BUILD
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
1913 EAST MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND. VA. September II, 1895.
A general meeting of the stockholders
OF this association will be held at It's
ONCE, 1913 east Main street, Richmond.
va. on OCTOBER IL. 1895. at s o'clock
T. NJ
Nv order OF the Board Of Directors.
c. w. TANNER. President.
William A. Price, Secretary ana
Treasurer. We lO-Su~ iHtu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-26

The Raleigh News and observer is to
adopt typesetting machines. and we note
with pleasure such evidence Of progress
in North Carolina Journalism.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-26

The evils of deforestation are said TO be
strlkingly portrayed in the forestry ex-
hibit at Atlanta.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-26

Bar-iron. 1t is said. is likely soon again
10 overcome eravitation and soar. the
phenomenon to result from a recent con-
ference in Chicago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-26

The woman who entered the San Fran
cisco church with Durrant IL said to be
alive, and ready TO testify In his behalf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-26

The children will be found still small
anouch 10 require the immediate personal
care OF their parents at the circus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-26

Senator Hill is certainly lucky man.
when he is benefited by his defeats as
well as his successes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-26

II there Is any sort OF record that has
not been broken this year, 1t VIII please
stand up TO be counted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-26

Is the autumn maid at all less adorable
than the summer girl? Nay! Nay!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-26
Blankets.

We claim to have the best
bargains in Blankets ever
shown over any counter. For
the proof Of our claim we ask
your inspection.
White-Wool Blankets. with. colored
borders. made TO our order from Sc
lected woods. the heaviest, finest, ana
best Blanket ever made for THESE
prices
1874. s. a pair.
ia 81 pair .,,.,,.
i24 Fine California Blankets, strictly
pure wool. and very fine, $3.50 par.
la All-Wool Scarlet Blankets -
pair.
$50 s.. and $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-26

The silver convention at Raleigh seems
TO have been captured In toto by the
Pops.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-26

Diphtheria may be said to be epidemic
In 81. Louis. ITO cases having been re-
ported since September lst.
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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY THE DISPATCH COMPANY

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give their old as we'll as their new post
ofice. SAMPLE copies free.
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THURSDAY. September 20. 1895.
Silk Selling This Week

was noteworthy for the high-grade
stuff that passed out. Many caught
the first glimpse of wealth of tex
tiles unsurpassed in the history Of
the store of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-26

UPTOWN OFFICE. 4S3 EAST BROAD
STREET.
WEST-END OFFICE. PARK-PLACb
PHARMACY, Belvldere and Main streets
MANCHESTER OFFICE. l2os HULL
STREET.
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Bed Comforts.

Sateen- Covered lined with turkey-re"
cai'0o' 9'~ 81 and $50 each:
Fine French Sateen Comforts, Hned
with cheese-cloth, 49,. 90 N Zach
Fideriown Comforts, made OF me
French sateen. anu ~ N''''
OH" $50, 50, 1915 each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-26
LAWN PARTY.

LAWN PARTy.-THE PASTORS AID
SOCIETY OF MaIshall-Street Christian
church will give a LAWN PARTY at
the corner OF Beech street and Floyd ave.
nue. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVE
INGS. September 18th and Nth. The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend. sc 26-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-26

All letters and kilograms must De ao-
dressed to THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications will not be re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-26
White Quilts.

ia White S-Ply quilts, in Marseilles
patterns extra value, ~
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11i(SjHEN!.G9
Temptingly charming styles, and
at prices that are novel and inte-
resting to all Richmond.


at prices that are novel and lnte-
resting to all Richmond.
At 7sc.. Heavy French Tafetas, every
conceivable shade. Chameleon Bro
cades. and number OF other styles.
qualities the usual price Of which Is
Black Fine-corded silk. SOC. value. for
Black Satin Duchess Brocades, N.25
value for ssc.
Chameleon Satin de Chene for isc.
Two-Tone Brocades for Boo.
Taffeta Plaids and Checks for nc.
Rob Roy Checks, z inches wide, all pure
silk, for 75c.
A glance will convince where
your Silk ought to be bought.
There is key to the rapid de-
velopment of this vast business.
Concentrated energies on lines OF
merchandise with determination
to serve our public better bring
about offerings like these
WHITE BED SPREADS.
ME Best $40 Marsellles Quilt ever sold
for 81 20 each.
$50 Marseilles Quilts for s2iS.
S.75 Marsellles quilts for S3.9S.
Imported Colored Embossed Marseilles
Quilts for sl.es.
Royal Mi"hellne Marseilles, In colors,
for sis.
Extra Heavy Marseilles- Pattern Gro
chet quilts, full lii, heretofore slis'
for CSC.
The best CSC. Quilt ever sold for &c.
$50. Crochet Quilts for 59c.
s. 1-2c. Crochet Quilts for 39c.
From to l0:30-l,Go0 yards OF 1S-inch
Honey-Comb Towelling. usual cost lOc.
n ward. for 2 l-fc.--lImit to quantity.
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ADVERTISING RATES.
HALF INCH OR LESS.

vance C5 words or less).............. 70
Above rates are for everyday" or ad-
vertisements running consecutively.
Reading notices in reading matter type.
i've lines or less. 81: in nonpariei loaded.
3 lines or more. 1tc.
Card OF rates for more space furnished
ON appiicatioD
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-29
Personal Paragraphs.

ANiAuhhi ~ - hlhos
f.. II. Dean, Of Boston, is at tho Tom.
ploion.
p. Fernet,e, Of Logan, is a guest at the
Walker.
a. II. Bakor, Of 81. Louis, is A. the
knuisiord.
d. Dillon, Of Tooolc, Is visitor At the
capital this wook.
Col. y. A. Wall IL In from ophir, and
registered NJ tho Cullen.
John l.. Booth, Of Provo, Il visitor 10
Salt Lake Today.
Mrs. r. T.. Rice, OF New York, IL a
knutsiord arrival
a. l.. Ryan and wife, Of Butte, Mo Mt,
are guests a. the Cullen.
II. Is. Cammeron, OF Denver, Ia among
the arrivals at the Cullen.
l.. l.. Benson il down from Coalyillo.
ana stationed nj tho cullen.
Miss Dora y. Jaqul,h, OF Toledo. ohio,
Ia a guest at tho Tomplelon.
Mr.. +. J. Hewlett, leaves tonight for a
two months business trip In the East In
tho Interest Of the firm OF Hewlett
Brothers.
j. W. Slater aud wifo, Of Salt Lake,
spent Thanksgiving Day IN san Fran.
cisco, being registered az the Grand
| holcl.
Mr.. Fred Mayer, manager Of the n
/ g. NJ. I. clothing aud gents furnishing
/ Departments loil for a trip TO New YORK.
| this morning,
Mr.. Henry Ripe, vito Of the cole
bntod tentmakof OF this city. leaves foi
| 81. Louis over tho Union Pacific thh
evening whero she intends TO remaif
during tho winter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-29

aaG WAS Ustsnei 10 by large ard W.
pfeciativa audience. A short synui
sis Of ths sermons could not begin l
w thtm justice.
The ropoIia Of the temporal ar
spiritual condition o. the wards wer
good, harmony and good feelings eK
isling among the laboflng Priesthood
sud all the associations In good wofk
ing order except those Of tho Houn.
men. The sabbath schools were re-
ported by Superintendent Josbu
Greenwood a. being IN a much im
proved condition. Elder g. Audeuoi
reported the High Prests quorum an
said the members OF that quorum wer'
on the lead At home, AMI quite n mum
her OF them hsd performed faithiu
M issions In foreign lands. Tue mem
hers OF the Stake Presidency hlso To-
ported, and spoke upon the genera
duties Of the Saints.
Tho general An1 local authorltitt
were presented ~ Elder G.. Andetsc !
and unanimously sustained.
The choir under the leadership .
Elder William BBtslon did excellUn
singing, aud the selections we're e.
ptclaliy appropriate.
G. ANDERSON,
sake CLERK.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Charles Il. sohiling's Ministries 90
oupied tue TheaIvr on "Wednesday and
rhuTsdsy evenings TO ApprsoiAIiys Au.
dlonc,s. The company is not very
large, but the members are undoublsd-
ly picked with much care. Thp pre-
gram is well varied and the interest 4,
therefore Kept up throughout. Messrs.
Lew Spencer and Charles sohilling
are very clever Ministries aud Messrs.
sample, Blrues, Lonier aud Ham.
mOnl are goou singers; Carroll aud
Soaly are "greSt knUokAbouls, but
their performance, although In many
respects clever, was generally too gro
tesque 10 be enjoyable. The Japsnes,
squl hurisL kluzo, and the Nerobals
l., Rlsr, give wonderful performances
In their lines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-29
Y. l.. NIL A. rnnfrrence.

Program Tor the quarterly conference
OF the Young Ladies Mutual Improve.
ment associations Of Salt Lake Stake,
10 be held IN the Fourteenth ward o..
ssmbly rooms on next Tuesday, Dsesm.
Der ., 1895:
AFTERNOON SESSION, ? O'CLOCK
Opening hymn, praise 80 the LORD" ct.
s,eslas An angel from on high" With solo
Heading 81 minutes, etc
Opening address, urs Una \. Gard
Remarks by 7iatn oflcefa nnd others
Singing and bencdicuon.
LvENs0 SESSION. % O'CLOCK
singing. "lord. Thou Wi, hear me when l
pray"
Invocation.
Singing, 80, my Father" with solo BY Master
Charlie Pike.
MISCELLANEOUS buaincss, etc.
Lecture, bishop %. B.. whitney
Vocal -o0, Miss Mary iiomhcY.
Remarks addresses. utr.
singing and bencdloIiou.
The public l. Invited to attend.
Please notice change In place OF meet
Ing, which Ia Occasipned through the
Assembly Hall undergoing repairs,
which may not be complsted In tire
for conference.
MARY A. FREEZE,
Stake Suusrintenusnt.
ELLA DALLAS,
Corresponding Secretary.
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Anothsr "Tired TAXPAYER. ;.

10 tho Editori
Ia tho Communication Of your cor
respondent, "a Tired Taxpayer" !
notice the enumsrstion Of the useless
burdens fastened upon the people, ~
tue tune Of over $4,000. Hut be might
have AddeIi Health o9mmssloner,
81 800; health commissi1nett CLERK,
$3.50; sanltaty Inspector sl,2OOi io0l
inspector, 81 200; meat Inspector,
il,d4O, etc., etc,
Iftbs taxpayers who have 10 meet
this expense did not look after their
own health and Inspect their own food
aud meat when buying, The beneht re-
celvod from this additional array Of
iii1inls sucking their life blood would
10 tmsll, very small iusui.
Yauts,
A MORE tHAN TIRED TAXPAYER.
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information Wanted.

John Ffaser,oi Kswa Kswh, Bay
Islands. New ZoAlaud, Is DESTROYS Of
knowing the whereabouts OF hls malt.
sister Jean Russel, who emigrsled
from Dumbafton Cumternold, Scot
land, 10 Utah mauy years ago. IL che
or any ofner children should read this,
they would confer favor upon Mt.
Frazsf by corresponding with bim.
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THANKSGIVING AT INFIRMARY.
The County officials Prepare, and Haze
Rendered, au Interesting Pro-
gram for their Quests.

Tho county authorities, bsariag in
mind that yesterday was Thanksgiving
and that ON such day all humankind
In America at least, looked for some
thing out Of the ordinary, aud being
mindiul OF tho fact that they had
wards under thslr care who could AZ.
preclAte something good when u was
offered them, prepared a roll ~ sKeT.
oiues which was carried out at the
county innrmAry under tho direction
Of Harry Joseph, tho county tuS.
veyOf,
Att O'Clock ell were called together
In the assembly room aud the program
commenced. The initial number was
an address by DR.. Utter. when Wa
feplele with words calculated TO cheer
up the sorrowing heart, and make
those who were In somewhat unfoTtuu-
ate circumstances, forget the darn
hours OF life, and make tho most si
their present condition. Next In order
was vocal hrlsetlOn by the Mistr,
Musssr aud Claudia Morris, aud
Mesurs. X. J. Thomas, Karl boheid and
WIN ChfistOphorson, accompanied on
the organ by Prof. Evan Stephens
Mrs. g. Louile BvydeR then faVorsd
with recitation In her usual char
aoteTisIio Style, alter which 5slseImsr
ChrlsiophsTsBn offered iew closing
remarks. Thus Terminated an afisil
when was greatly appreciated by thos'
now located nj tho county lnnTmaty
aud which was reiterated 10 the par
entless walls al tho Orphans Home
commencing ut the hour Of o.
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EDUCATIONAL ITEMS.
Superintendent Mlllspaugh In PoeeleliO
How Thanksgiving Was spent

Superintendent MosiAh Hall OF We.
Der county Ia In the city today.
Superintendent Millspaugn 10 Ia Po.
catello, Idaho, whittier no has gone 10
deliver lecture.
Principal w. j. Mccoy OF the
oqulrrh school, spent Thanksgiving
In Ogden, returniug this morning,
J. Il. Mcknight, OF tue fremont
school 10 Spending lew days IN the
Junolion city.
A meeting OF the Salt Lake County
IuHcheIs' association Ia 10 DO held az
the University tomorrow,
A meeting to oFga lie q State Teach.
ere association Is called by C0mmis.
sioueT Lewis TO meet NJ Ogden on Dec.
70, II, aud 2sth,
Tue Ogden schools un or Superiu-
tendent Allison are progressing nicely,
A meeting will DO hold At Inn
chuteh this evening to compile u liter.
nfy organization,
Tue ttacntrs and pupils OF tho city
are enjoying the Thanksgiving reoesi
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Willard Stake Conference.

The regular quarterly conference Of
Mlnard Stake was koli iuFillmore Sun
Jay and Monday, Nov. 2iIh aud 25sa
We were favored with the presence Of
Elders john IL. Smith and J. q. kim,
ball, Of the general aulhoflll0', VIII
aid most OF the preaching, which wa
very Instructive aud fAitl.iuspiring
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srooKHnI pERs, MEETING.

NOTCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ there will no a meeting OF tho stock
huldgTs uf She Inter. Mountain rhlt company
lu,dHt I0'cIuck a. M, on tht Jrd day Of De-
cuuHrr. i.Ht,atUl East South Temple street,
lu lbt boy aud County OF salt Lake, Territory
ur.rs "a Incorp6ration Of said company, 20
thUy viii provide Tor holding tho annual meet.
INK OF mo stou kholdsrs, for the election N
directors and transaction OF Agch o.htr bus.
ing on IuD third Monday IN January OF each
year instead OF having the same occur on tue
stgond Monday Of september In each year, a.
''' -''''''' ~" '''i i. 4. CLAYTON, ssoy.
SALT LAKE orr, Nov, II, l'sa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-29

very con.ldera,sly given BY the Board
OF Education.
Thanksgiving exercises we're genef'
ally observed on "wednesday afternoon
by appropriate exercises. Ons Of lus
prominent and interesting features o.
exercises was the large number on
artistic drawings executed by pupils
ana which wste hue reflection upon
'ho efficiency Ia drawing under ffoI
Augabufg.
The Unity club had On excellent
program Of exercises on wednesday
uvanlng.
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DR.. HUMMELBAUGH,
asa nnd as Atlas nIocl, 10 West
second south street,

Is now prepared to give the best public
dentistry that Is lasting, that is painless,
that Is handsome and artistic, In other
words lust what you want and need most
This Is all very good, but when you are
charged two or three prices IL hurts these
hard times. What Or Hummelhaugh
proposes, l8 TO give YOU hrst'class Den
tai work, guaranteed, and right up to
within the re- ch OF all. These are posi-
lively the prices that will be charged you
there being no extras attached on,
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The School Election.

S. n. wssisrnold was renamed by
the Republicans OF the Second precinct
on Wednesday night. Mr.. wesisf-
ield's nomination was quick piece Of
work, and was over with In les ihsu
thirty Minutes. IA. q. Button acisd A.
chairman aud Thomas Hull ~ secie.
tsfy. e.. W. Meyer nominated Air
Wtficrduld, and ~ there wac no other
U1ndiJa,es he wsnt through by acela'
nation
The Democrats Of the Fret p'oelnc.
gnd tue Republicans Of the Third and
ti'h will meet TO nominate cAndidstts
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