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OBITUARY AOTE.
sYLyEsrlu wiLsoN.

~ NHN o." N.NH ~ AN''''.'H
Fox. Fremont coun v, Idaho. August
20, IsiI.-Sylyostor Wilson iIHi at south
Park branch, Mnry-valc, tinta county,
Wyoming, AuguYs p, ls.l. Ills d'ath
came yer, unexpectedly. lie had been
allie ed with heart disease for q number
uI years, bIt no ono thong his work
was 30 near uuisluj hero on earth. Tue
people wore fortified his sons place Co..
project u.usclVos from tho Ind ans, aud
uu vEs acting us captain, hud VIII" uut
talking WI IL some mnu uuuut % O'Clock
IN inc morning bee received his den D.
stroke, foil, aud was carried into ihu
house and passed away ht . O'Clock To-
tAu afternoon.
BIolhrr Wilson was born iu Adams
cOuu 81, Illinois, January 800, 1850. HH
parent, having received h"t GOSPEL proyi-
ous Geo. BOO birth. llo came with them TO
T. an ia lsrl, aud located at umut-Nilic,
Hluo,0 county, lAh, Ia l-ul no ro-
owed 10 turAr valley. The Indians be-
ing troublesome 49, that uW' he wa
caIIod ~ % mlnuuH.mau and remained 80
his post for nvo years, faithfully prr-
forming h.s duty, when Doe was hnupr-
ably released los thu prusduury oil tho
stake. lie ihou married Mary wood
and removed 10 what was known a. the
Rcd Rock Ranch, oneida county, Idaho,
where ho was called to preside over a
branch 90 thl Church.
1870 hu removed 90 SEWER county,
thence 10 Emery cuuu S. Utah, whcro a
branch was organized, ctliui wilson
yiilu, aud be- was called Co preside over
tho same Ia lN-J he removed To Mays
yalo, Wyoming, whore ho wa. presiding
over "A branch VI the Church "a. tho lime
OF his death. Ito has ulNays been =
friend 10 tho poor, and bis door WAS all
ways op0n 90 lho stranger. lio has a'
| ways been faithful iu performing every
| duly that wnI required 90 his hands. lie
was a loving father and Kind husband
| and leaves wife and ninu children and
! a host " friends % mourn hlSloss. lhrc,
children moot him ON mo other side.
ID. e..
FoN, Fromou. County, Idaho, Aug
/ 10, 1905
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Personal Paragraphs.

G. T.. Mrchonor and J.. T.. MitcAirn Of
stockton, AFRO Stopping ~ the Cullen.
The Walker has Daniel Beck and An
drew Morris, OF beaver, uhh.
10. Samuson, ~ Chicago, registered
today 81 tho knualotd.
e.. n. bradshaw, ~ Omaha, and J. g.
NIudInmtu, OF - Paul, arc lCmpleluh
guests.
Rev. VIM. II. Myers, ~ Reading, Pa,
is among uio gu',t, a. the kuutsiofd'
The Walker register shows the -igua.
tur1 " y. \, P.er'uu, o. Chicago
Miss 4. Mould. u Goshen, and Mi-s
A. Shaw, at Midiloiowu, y. y, are reg
isgoTod At tho kuuuiord,
Elmer T.. borden aud wife, u Chicago.
arc nt the rcmpiesun.
George \. woollov, OF Donyor is stop.
ping a he lNnu.sford.
TIE romplo'ou caters to Harry Ruther-
ford, OF PucalellO, and James J., poaue'
OF Philadelphia.
j. NJ. Wells, a resident OF Idaho, holds
forth Al tho Walker.
II. Foster Is an English tourist, whose
namo il on tho kuutstVrd regis or.
~. Louis has representative at The
Tomplo.ou, IA the person Of 5, D.
kpuua.
Walter j.. Bgaitie, Simon Hamburger
and party roturdud FROM tho coast las
evening alter an absence Of two WpUks =,
Mr. and Mrs. +. u. Clifs and W, e.
Spence also returned with the party.
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Home from Yellowstone.

A party imposed II Professor Byron
Cummings and sister, Theodore Ny
s,fom, f. w. Reynolds, Il 7. Derrick,
Mae Taylor, Edna Hyde, Kate ThDn
o., Annie Cannon, Lucy Van Cot
and Lewis VI. Cannon AMI vie, u-
turuUd this morning from t..ru
veUzs' uip 10 Yellowstone Pata.
Al ~ tue party are tecIing well and
are leu In their praises % the beauties
aud wonders Of tbst Goblin lhaa'
they state that tho vl,i,o.s register
at the pafE shows that there hHs ureu
more people visit Yellowstone parH
this year than during any previous
year rhoru are more Montana people
met IN the ua:k than there nrr people
rom any ui tho other states pwilE =
them having better railroad cOuaee
liJnp.
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DR.. Higrins's boulevard.

This evening the formal opening OF
he rew boulevard on East Temple Se-
tween Tenth and Twelfth South Will
be made. All who are iniefested In
good nofses and fast driving have been
Invited to be- on the drive this evening
and large number Of prominent peo'
Die will niou btedly be there.
The promoter Of this toTptise ~
d. G.. w. Higgins, and he has not
stafed energy OF money ~
making It success. lie has put up rom
lis own pocket $3.50 End has pereOnsily
supervised the construction and bircu
the men. Money amounting TO $3.50
had been promised, but this was TO be
given As voluntary contributions after
the worz IL fnlshej.
The doctor saw tho need OF dave
for speeding purposes, none OF
the slteelA or parks Of thl-
city being open Tor iast
DRIVING. He therefore by the aid 81
tho selectmen REQUIRED the stree,
named ami commenced work upon H.
Those WIN are interested IN the
enterprise say tn the drive Will IN
the future be called Dr. Higgins''
Boulevard.
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FOR ALBUQUERQUE
,.,,,ts 10 The Nlionll Irrigation
Congress
,.,o,,rrp ny rnr GOVERNOR
v..,,r, Will be lid september
~ 1000, wl,n 'ia' trips
thereafter.

Tn, Governor has appointed a, :"
.' ,.otr.snt this TERRITORY at VI,
Vim ,,,b N.uopsl Irrigation CoDs's,'
f'u'' s.td At Aibuquetqus, Ne" MEX
ssrtemtrr 10 tD 20.
49, T5 h. meeting viii doab'le', DO ont. ono
-, nv, ,,,,t lmror,s CT to the western pc. =
y y. s,.pee.aiiy,a,i, viii invoive cue o'''
,,,su Of arid lsnls and o'hsi sui
'O'', .,rp,clsi thetositn. The names
, '''D ,ppoin,sa ~ ;Ho Governor are
.. a.,v,. George Q. Cannon anu
u.n,sps CLARA, u salt Laht
-. William Bujs Of wssa'eh
cgu" 1,y Joel Snomaker 81 ssrpe,,
. .,ur,y aud Miss Louie shai'"n' o'
"f fss.s delegates have all .Igo'' I'd
.,a,, wllllns ns,s to act IA that csr,c ..
,n', .og wilinS doubt so'y reps'schi
N,a,,ifsfyat the ioi'trnming ,'t'
Wv W., y" Aitrr toe convention 'ne d.ic
~, viii take tfif- in!o We ! so''
..iIsy and o,nsr places Of iotsses''
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d. ". Fuller, Of Caua.Ynanr, New
You, fars tHNt ho nlways Keeps Dr.
kiug'- New Discovery Ia HE h0upv,
aud ms ismlly bas HlwHyr ound o.,
worry utst Iysuita follow its ust, that be
Wou 8 noe ur without n, " ifDCuTabIc.
q a. Dyk MAJ, Diuygiaf, tatsklI,
y. y, luys tnul DR.. King's New Dh-
cover, is uJ . .uDuuiy the best Cupg %
remedy; Iun, ue has used u IN us
family tor oignt yrsf', nd u has never
iai.eI % do all thatIs cIhimBI 'uT ~,
Why rot ny atumejy 20 long tried
sud tested Tidal bottles Tree A. Z. {,
~. / Dug Department. Regular
slz1 jul auU SluN,
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PROVO.
Legal Business.

The Ncphi Cooperative Mercantile
* Manufacturing company mas brought
,uit Ia the Fus; district court sgainpt
Edwin q IDLE ami Edwin GOblu u, 10
collect t3l7.DO on pT0misa1fy note,
aud i0r g. frclytuTe Of a chAtlel mUtI.
gage on $50 head OF sheep, given ~ re-
cure the payment Of said note.
Tho C0nsOlidated Implement COM
pauy ofslt Lake Ciiy has cummeuovd
q suit aga INST Henry w. Huwley,
sheriff OF MIIlArd cougly, Aa principal,
anu William A. Ray, Msxwrll &.
Webb, Hiram ID ,wsnip anu Iucinn n.
Noyss as sure iss on Hawley'l uillclal
bund. Plaintiffs AK for S340 5s, alley.
ing that tbe Il IA lay OF September
1894, they forwarded writ OF attach
mcut 10 Saerili Hawlpy, directing him
10 levy upon certain stsCks OF whest r'-
longing TO W. ID. Van Nny anu J, H..
Vac NOy; that defendant HiwieS neg.
leo cd 10 make the levy, anu wiluu y
and Intentionally gsvs iuiDfmadJn s.
tngt u came to the knowledge OF W 100.
a. Ray, that no (H lwloy) was In.
-tructcd ~ make SAID levy, aud with
held making tho levy I'll Ray ha4
time 10 ~ ~ the Van NDys tnd obi tin
hlll VI NAlN " AilN NhNAh III lAN ~
n n debt the Van NOys owed Ray.
By reason OF this action on the part D,
Hawley, plaintiffs clam 20 have been
damaged the smOunt sued for.
This mIrning the case OF J. W.
Scott Va Provo CITY cane up before
Justice DoMoipy AMI jury. PLAN
ull SUES Tor S29s damages ny reason O
OK, ensgs injured through au RccidtnI
mat happened 10 Mrs. Scott on lhr
gstn Of December, 1894. She VA
waking Rlong Sidewalk IN the city
and stepped though n detective GU :
vert, causing her 10 break her leg.
Mr.. aud Mrs, Scott have previously
aued the City In tho Flrst district
court damages for tue personal IN
! Jury sustained by Mrs. Sc ~ A jury
awarded them 81 900. The case mas
teen appealed 10 lno Supreme court
| by the Clly.
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Notes.

The Lphi gugar factory commences
this years uetHtiOns on MONDAY next
some OF ;hg iRtmtr, have TC'ivru
orders % commence nauiing bees t.
morrow, agg II ~ expected work Oh
The bsets va begin WeInestay.
TIE pubao SCHOOLS open next Tuet-
day. rhe t,nrd VI education have
hsd the -cb0alnouSe given "a thorough
renovation preparatory % commenc-
Inv rch '..
geocrumtHt surveys are being una q
o. to- n.gltainu east Of Prov o.
tween Rock aud Provo canyons where
lpi aewly ilctt5I coal miaOs are
.nrtttt,
Numsruus parties from Provo are
Intending 10 go TO SuaEs valley, idaho
this tall, ~ make homes.
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Ca. tmp.d nan i.ya one }
IS THE LAW VALID?

sssesor was ON a ministerial oliCor.
Under tails view ni the matter, tue
validity Of the law mus 90 upheld.
The ,gsc was tuuu submitted HHu
the cOurt took 81 uuiy- ldvisemeuf.
In the case o. Oyivu " Daniel
Hsmer, c0ii,c o., +. 4. Ricnpris, lot
Mr. Hamcs, urged lna. J.. DO set down
for an early hearing. Davll Evaus
opposed this, AMI wanted the case post
poneG. Iuis matter will be passed
upon tomorrow mpfGinR.
There is no dtnuite iutimatiOn as 10
wnsn tie tufifagu upciriou VIII b.
given, bit Il not impo,sinls inst It mSy
come tom gTOw.
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Probate Court orders.

In the estate ami guar1ianship OF
James Wilssu. ei NJ, minors; h-sting
On ncc.uni d guardian came on resu.
larry, Tho proof OF posting notices was
apr we'd. Ellen II. Wilkrus was
asOfn and examined. oder ws1
made sppfuv.ng anJ allowing account.
The lrsr'ng on petition for letters o.
adm uistaHOn In the estate 81 1. III.
D0belspu, deceased, came on yer con
tinuaucg "a August 10. @. NJ. Donel.
SON was sNotn ard examined aud ~.
pointed adniiDistrntor on ming bOhu
la tho tum Of 500 and taking thc
gatb
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Hfipt,u', children - bresrius his
windows. Tho old gsutasnsu went 70
gauton's place AMI q quarrel eusued,
gnich ended In blows on both sides,
HDollcy coming uut OF tue fTaY
s.ssteu. Toe oil man, Ia testi'ytug,
ssgt the courtroom IN taar "
aIshtet. Mr.. Brinlon said that a'tef
W .oiiey had struck him ne emit bim
couple u thumIs, hut cJu dB't hit MIN
agaiu for his cuusgisucs wouldn't let
hlmv
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The regular moa,hly meeting OF the
Hsh Priests quorum OF tho snlt LhH'
stale ,fHo,, will convene Ia sOe A.
s,nbly HAL. tomorrow Saturday a.
liam. Brethren Of every calling IA
m, priesthood gtr cordially inviloI
10 attend the muounr.
ELIAS NORRIS,
President.
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Try Electric hiucf- ~ - remedy iaI
your uuuulesG II not, net buit'
now anu get rrIit', This IN, dloinv na,
been found 10 De- Icculiariy adapted Q.
,hc relief aud cure u all Female Con
PAINT, CSrFura wonder ul dlftu
ililIcuur IN giving strength ANA tuur
to tur giant. /. you nave lHtsO BI
petite, cJUsumpIlgy, ucaIach,, lain
ing spellF, ur aye uervou5 slvuulrr.
oKciiabi,, melancholy OF troubled wilr
Il z1y s,vlls, Electric Blthri 3. o.,
medicine you need. Health uua
ftftn IA axe guaranteed ~ no No,
Only FIFTY cents nr 70. &. MI. Du.
DcpAItmUn',
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latest publications..

49, Ltfs of Joseph saith, ClSa, Am
q slhsr HiL 400, Morocco ziiL so.
Frsss RiTuand % srit Lake, ~ Jlrn-. n
I4tun. "a pages, HNh uliu..l tiso, 1873
silt, tao. Lssthor ,rirn giii, t1so,
PSEsy Years Among ths Indians, W
uaHtNi y. JouSs, 40 la.y,s, cilu ta0s
tHarsr tlsni Leather giiI toa
psstisaI writing, OF q, y. whitney,
CiotA, hs1' Lgauisr git, 2po. AoToosa,
sIus zilt i2s5
i.iso Of iscbe1 @. RIu.baI, cloth, a.sa,
Halt LSlhrr, $50, Eun, itlo. hoT,osa,
sIira xii tsu
taAss~-day sainiE Psain,Ody. psps1
Covered boards Ci1A BaeE, tis0 s.ah tiNoo
TaF doT,i CJth Hound, uoI each. tiTo1 ~
dot,j olota and leather Hound, ti.Io saaA
nsuo p"r ioL II sent By mail, ~ cents 80
sopy additional.
EtsrT OF the Booh Of uormsn, by nS-s
osoEgs I'Jnold-, ciuta att, Cio,h Sit tSooI
Hlf lsstaor s,lL So, ruil iesn,sr siiL Saoa.
ss~aAy school Hymn Book, o5ut-iu, -
he Hymns 1aod lU DO 81 1Ols, 2s' BSges, Cs~A
enund, postpaid, 2ss
L..Eus and smAiI siHo BibIss In IsssaAs0
ta1u, tgsi, b.uI o. 80 and t.GJ
Family and pIpH uus~s IN dfffsr.aI stytss.
Er.ladozsa RtaluF G. KirabalI's JsaF1saa
narrative u The principal Incidents v ns
career 1i vvry remarkable man, ~
narIy scenes Ia church Rtstory. eua-
lection Ht Incidents fsf. ui' ligss % Iaasss
Of ne Naa-. In 'sliy days, stg,
The Lif' oT Nspht, CO., 500 ~ IaAi. ~
sa.l..s.sH frlm Jerusalem, ~ Jutsas :, -
iani uas snusl ~ HnsH Ansf.a. sn go
tun5l before Mo '.a g uo aarar. Sns
t-ut ~ ura.Hs sau.H .. .gsrt ttans con.
/ eJrniag le h'ar ' ~ Osofgs y
osHu0n, la,
EssHla OF l5icErnIt'N, rrusEiatas HkrLaA 4
Gn 'Iist'u Ilts. ln...ast, % Experiences. sal
Nrsri Euiptrs g.uuH, -.
TIE Hsth Ut the Manuscripts RsunA,
O.. t.f AH.Hrf.u,s u tla rpau.dlHs slofy, -
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NVspt'nl narratives, 'lltains sima iHtsIssA
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helptui Nistu'1s, Instructive manifestations ..
~ anrl - ~ eh.lisrl, IS,
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Cambrian Committee Meellng.

a meeting u the exocu We com-
mittss Of The Can br an Association il
called TOT 1850 tonight, " meet Mt tue
Coop furniture store Business OF the
utuott importance will come before
the msounE. a full stiendsuce IL re-.
qutsGed. joins JAMES,
Secretary.
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uop. ll,psf NJ. Wells, nominated a.
.,.d,1.ts loo Governor Of the state OF
mar on tho Republican t'eseI' nae
'..n,ss .pient yesterday and today
istg, rgmJor Of cOngtatulAtoGy
,sls,tam. sem leading men All over
the Mril,
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The S,riugam Case.

,rr. trial az two sous Of George
srlpsam, " Bingham. for a''anl'ing
,h,lt hth,r by breaking a piece Of
.,.,u.,yvatc over MS head, 10 to
s5mr up 10 Commissioned STsohman's
e5ufi tomorrow.
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music.

lrhs improvement A.aocipiios sec
ks@oA, HHHt,us e..sasa4 % of!.tnal
All -'0'i-i spng1 ,ui hJrsls, set % ua-is ~
Frui'-s1f X, Ba0s'aJ ,aysbi g.1'gHi yagus 81
rh1ica mls'r, pIsiuat, -
u. Juion nasic Hoax pastpaia ~
Primary rune 'iooa, net saAoal pa-ssa
90.
Nas psaiuody, aras ode. $50, moth, 81 O.
All Lauasi, siia rlsia4s ~ Ga saaA
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HERE'S ANOTHER.
HERE'S ANOTHER.
DRESS GOODS SOC

We have taken dress goods from the shelves and put
hem the counter 5Oc piece worth less than 6oc and
hey TO 81 % per yard. one price, 5Or.
jU Pieces Wash Fabrics assorted things put the coGnter
at zoe.
silk Embroidered Isndkorchefs for Do each
Ladies' 2uc and pc swiss Embroidered Handkerchiefs, 12c.
Ladies 4Oc and 5a Swiss Embroidered Handkerchief 25c.
Ladies' and 5c Swiss Embroidered Handkerchief 33tc.
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J. H. Harris respt Cuully announce
10 the Republicans o. the lhIfu Iu.l.
cinl district VI he state 90 Utah ihp.
he will TO a candidate Tor tho iiicu p'
Dptr.nt Judge, subiccs 10 tho upmiuu.
ton by hr Republican judicial c8u'
vrutI,u r. rsid district.
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Faitb-PromotjQ9 Series.

ny Firtt Mission, narrative o. persona
sEpsr srea ~ missionary ap1n No Sandwich
tsIsuf1 by George " Cannon, Bc.
a stTing "T PsnFis, containing npubsr "a
tgtarss,rs gstaAos and anssdoIs. u ssis-
annAry ,ifc, rr., 2'c
Leaves From ny Journal, ~ Prsslisut
Nufnrl woodruff description Of his S1ndef-
NJ. missionary experience and many intsrosL
ing incident no h'lue. #s
Fragments Of Experience, collection Of
.ls.lehus frlla th1 experience o. EdsrS ~
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COMMERCIAL.

SALT LAKE CLEANING HOUSE,.
ToIays clearing house exchanges
amounted 10 Sl5i,.0ii fam1 day last
year .lii7yB.
TupAY's QUOTATIONS.
Now York. -- Silver o. lead,
$3.50.
Lyudon.---llyef, 80 0-l5i.
ORR ASD BuLLIOS.
W. 4. Mccormick n co. received 10.
day: SILVER and lead "try, sl2,IOO,
hanaucr bullion, Si,4b1' Total,
slI,lb0,
Walls, Fargo ~ 60. received t'isy;
Penn. bullion, 81 Bbl,
I. II, Jones ~ CO., received tntHy:
Base buluou, $500; ores, sA,oJO.
Total, slO,6OO.
sTOChS AM nAREETs.
SEW NouK. Aug h-Iuo iuull pucei
wore generally O. Ight tuunVss .uua 'r|Hu Ia q
utEursclusu. Iuuayyp drUinua lee YEA. 80
sprruIAUun wac ugmar 80 tone. lUUN HI
rallied E. and under Inquiry rsuHcssgr roa'
improved t...
share spufulaiion during tho Gree Iugr WIS
confined IN AMY 60 IuuustrlAH Chicago gas
solI up W. sugar -, ruo ralway l-s was
steady.
tUM shares came into better dcmani AreT
o.. sd tyulru so q up Aud heading a.,
mo Iist generally made fractional, gaiHs. ~
noon tue markCt was iirm and uu.l, ~
OMAHA LIVE sroCK
south Omaha, Neb.. Aug. 3d.
special DtpaitI Q, ne s."s
Cattle receipts, % %, msrGgg strong active
Nuuyu steers, sHt..aA 90.
Western steers, Hh1.usI9,
Cows. H1lUutL.Nt
FEEDER, - ,3utt.
sheep, rocripu, 100. Margot stronger
Tar tu cnuIc' Westerns, a2gUas..II
| Lambs, ya,Uu4 N,su.
tnlcAGO AAEAhr
CHICAGO, close, Aug. 80.
Wheat August, o..
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nncl,lrn,. Arnlcn snIrc.

THE BIsI -AIvT De- the void '.T
Cuts, Bu-t-, Sores, Ulc.fs, Sn'I
Rheum, FsvtF s1rss, lotter, CnappeI
Hsuts, ChuDlHur, Cufns, auu uil Skin
Il upuuuf, am osiliycly 'urcs P..g.,
or 40 pay required. II 10 guaranteed 3.
give perfect ssls'scl,un or money r.
iunted. Pucr 80 cent. yer iar. lH!
sale Ivy Y. G.. 81. !, drug department,
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ONCE MORE.
AADIES' CRpES
For early fall wear, New Goods, marked down thus:

II Heavy Cloth Coats for winter wear, $3.50 for 1915.
Little Girls Goats at the same ratio reductions.
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EMBROIDERIES.

Our stock of EmJrodcres put in stacks past
about half what they worth.
Ladies' Wrappers 81 and 1928 goods, for s 80
Ladies' Wool Chale Tea Gowns $40, for 100
Ladies' Muslin Underwear you'll be surprised.
BOYS Cheyo School Waists, for %
Ro,s' and Girls Cloth Caps for 10
Babies Embroidered Hats and Bonucts, 10
Oura.u,. az Boys &c Waists, Laundried go
Mem .r 3llnI.eu yudershrts 20
Mems 20 and zoe urv Socks for %
Mems 5-c to 1925 T's, IenRs and in hand .25
And hundreds of other things to mention.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17
yANpERBrLrs AND UNION PACIFIC

VANDERBILTS AND UNION PACIFIC.
c4.1-NcEy n DEPEw DENIES THAT THEY ARE
INTERESTED IN THE REORGANIZATION
The special train bearing the inspecting party
which went over the Vanderbilt lines returned 10
the Grand Central Station at o'clock yesterday
afternoon In the party were Cornelius NahueI-
bilt Chauncey NJ Depew II. Walter Webb and j.
D. Lang The party had gone over the New-forK
Central the West Shore and other NanderDilt
lines cas-, Of Buffalo When Chauncey NJ Dope"
was asked about the trip he said:
I'VE went out on the annual inspection trip. and
were highly pleased with the condition in ~heh
We found everything. do not think that any ma
teral change will be made anywhere In the system
owing to the tour"
When Mr.. Depew asked about the report
that the Vanderbilt interests would predominant
in the reorganization OF the Union Pacific ana that
the result would be that the Vanderbils would
practically secure control OF the road, and that
by this they would satisfy long cherished wish
to own a transcon tinental line. he replied:
we saw that story printed while in the West.
but there the slightest truth In 1t. II is one
OF those pleasant fctons that the Chicago people
seem TO like to formulate. l don't know who is
sponsor for the story or what 1t Is based upon;
but there Is absolutely truth in the rumor. The
story may have grown out of the fact that Mr..
Hughitt and myself were appointed members OF
the reorganization committee, but that is the only
framework on which to build the story. We are
II is said on frst-cass authority that among
the provisions OF the Union Pacihc reorganization
plan these:
An assessment OF SIS on the stock. for which pre-
ferred stock may be given.
An issue OF 100000 per cent bonds for the
firsts and the Government debt.
An issue OF $4,000 900 preferred stock.
shares OF preferred stock for each $1,000 bond.
The common stock Will probably remain un-
changed
interest in the Union Pacific underwriting syndi-
cate were told that they too late. and that
earlier applicants were getting much less than the
amour, applied for. The pan will probably be an
nounced to-day.
san Francisco. Oct Ex-senator Thurston. counsel
for the Union Pacihc Railroad said to-day relative
to the report that ;he Nanderbllts trying 10
control OF that system: 1T Is apparent TO the
casual observer that the Nanderbilts must be hav-
ing something to say in the Union Pacific when
Chauncey VI. Depew and Marvin Hughitt are mem
bers Of the committee OF 1--WE which is to reorganze
the obligations OF the road | should not be sur
prised II the Vanderbllts should De found 10
have an influential voice in the direct management
OF the property. Marvin Hughit IL director OF the
Union Pacific we'll as president or the North
western. and the two roads are now being operated
under a close traffic agreement. The Nanderbilts
have strong interest In the Northwestern.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-17
TRAFFIC MEN FAIL TO AGREE.

THE GEORGIA RAILROAD MAKING THE STAND
AGAINST THE PROPOSED AGREEMENT.
Tho Southern Railway and Steamship Association
met again at the Waldorf Hotel yesterday Two
sessions he'd in the afternoon and one In the
evening with result. Major +. b. Stahlman.
commissioner OF the Southern Railway and Steam
ship Company said in speaking OF the matter;
The Georgia Railroad is still making the stand
against the proposed agreement. They say that
under the old agreement they could not get the raf-
hc they were entitled 10 because the agreement
was not regarded. They think that this one is
even more ella sic"
This long drawn-out series OF conferences is 20
stop the cutting of rates in the South. The first
meeting was he'd in August and was called to
consider the trouble between the Merchants and
Miners Transportation Company and the ocean
Steamship Company the former sailing from Bai-
tirnore and the latter from Philadelphia. The two
companies clashed over the division OF territory in
securing traffic -,
The agreement affects the freight rates OF al
most every railroad in the south, "a vel as
the steamship companies. This te-up postpones the
election Of successors 10 commissioner Stahlman,
OF the southern Railroad and Steamship Company
ani TO Solomon Haas. assistant to President Spen-
ccr OF the Southern Railway. The question OF
raorranizing the cd Southern Railway and steam
ship Association is also postponed