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The herald., 1895-02-07

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Ths senate has
confirmed the following nominations:
California;. E. Thrift, to DO post
master at Stockton; John H. Hayden,
to be postmaster at Santa Maria.
Holmes Conrad, of Virginia, to be
solicitor general; ]. NJ. Dickinson, OF
Tennessee, to be assistant attorney gem
eraI
The herald., 1895-02-07

WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.-The president
has approved the bill creating the rank
OF lieutenant general in the army and
he has nominated Sco6eld for the
place.
The herald., 1895-02-07

BOISE, Idaho, Feb. 6.-Another ballot
was taken today for United States sena-
tor and showed no change. Shoup. 10;
Sweet, ID; Claggett, IA.
The herald., 1895-02-07
a Favor of Brazil.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.-The president
has decided the dispute between Brazil
and the Argentine Republic over the
Missions country in favor of Brazil.
Both countries left the matter to his
arbitration.
The herald., 1895-02-07

BEYOND TIE CITY .........A. Conan Doyel
THE MAHARAJAH's GUEST, An IndianExile-
THE LAST OF THE VAN STACKS. Edward
LOVERS FATE AND A FRIENDS COUN-
Sell. Anthony Hope.
WHAT PEOPLE SAID ...........An Idle Exile
MARK TWAIN, His Life and Work. Will NJ.
...,................ .................C iemens
THE MAJOR. Major Randolph Gore Hampton
ROSE AND NINKTTE. ...... .Alphonse Daudet
THE MINISTER'S WEAK POINT ...... David
Observation-Disclosures. Maclure.
AT LOVES EXTREMES. Maurice Thompson.
BY RIGHT NOT LAW. Il. Sherard.
SHIPS THAT PASS IN THE NIGHT. Beatrice
Observation-Disclosures. Hsrraden.
ODO. A Detail OF the Day ........E. F. Benson
A HOLIDAY IN BED AND OTHER sKET-....
CHE5.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. J. NJ. Barrie.
CHRISTOPHER COLUM BUS; His Life and -.
Voyages. Franc b. Wilkie.
IN DARKEST ENGLAND AND THE Way.
OUT......... Gen. Botho
UNCLE TOMS CABIN Harriet Be echer Stowe.
DREAM LIFE. IL. Marvel Donald G. Mitchsll)
COSMOPOLI5.. ...................Pa Paul Bourges
REvERIRS OF A BACHELOR. IL. Marvel -.
....... ..DOnald g. d.
WAS IT SUICIDE? ..... Ella Wheeler Wilcox
POEMS AND YARNS. James Whitcomb
Observation-Disclosures. Riley and BNeil AZ
AN ENGLISH GIRL IN AMERICA Tallulah
..... .......................&a tteson Powell.
SPARKS FROM THE PEN OF BILL NYE
PEOPl ELS REFERENCE BOOK-999, 800 Facts
WASHINGTON COOK BOOK.
HEALTH AND BEAUTY Emily f. Bouton.
SOCIAL ETIQUETTE. ..,., .Emilys. Bouton.
LOOKING FORWARD
THE PASSING SHOW. Richard Heury Savage
The herald., 1895-02-07

WARRINGTON, Feb. 6.-Ths comp.
trolIer OF the currency has appointe
William ]. Broderick receiver of the
Fret National bank OF San Bernardino,
Gal
The herald., 1895-02-07

LONDON, Feb. 6 Sir William Vernon
Harcourt. chancellor of the exchequor,
is confined to his bed by bronchitis.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-16

Mr.. a. Eono.t Wiupala, Wis.,, says.
For yenrs ! wus allie ed with bad
case OF ca,arrh My head was WuppCd
up. MHcus was continually dropping ia
lily throat NV stomach was angcUd,
and the catarrhal poison produced gCnor-
OIL debility and weakness. / used large
quantities ui medicines without reco,viag
aug benefit unti ! began with Munyon's
Remedies. used Munyon's Dtnrrh
tutuaud Iabic.HA fow weeks ans was
completely cutUi OF cnnrth. I also used
MWuyun'- Dyspepsia euro and the Vital
izor, aud atm entirely FREQ from tho
stomach ". uulu and general weakness y
Muuyuua OsiUgrh kumCulos never iail
Tie tutarfh tUft-pfluO 21c,-arait .utos
tua disease from the system, and Tho
Iatarrh lah,c.s-pros .lc.-cl,aule aud
hual the pa.u.
NUtyous EhouW1lsm euro mover
fails 10 rolioyo tn one tu thrco hourt aud
cuf,- Boo icN dtya pfi q llc.
Munyon's py.loUaiH cure d. gunran-
tcai @ cure ai fuIm- ui iudIgos ION and
ttHm1ch tmun %. pr.ca gac.
Munyon's NIgl g1r restores los. pow,
enc 81. oak nUu rrUo .l.
a nptut. uIrH Coo each disease
ht q Niu.gls WI.IF ul 90 % bottle
.U.HIi so lHtr- Boo Professor Mum .uu,
D tI0h sIto. puA.1umll, Zoo. nu,
.l.. Wiu t.. u H.i..t advises Cor ans
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Personal Paragraplis.

Z. Ellsworth, Of Boise ciiy,is walker
guest.
W. W. wells, Of Chicago, e AZ tho
IHmplotou.
u. II. whitmor, OF Dos Moincs, is at
iho Walker.
Charles shields is in from Metcur,
aud Ia stopping at tho CuI.ca.
W. G.. Whitney, Of Pay .ro, Idaho,
arrived OF the Cullen yU'iorday.
DR.. 81. NJ. Wilcox, u Sow Albany,
Indiana, is guest al tho Cullo1.
Charles Halbach. OF Omlha, is among
the walls at the KuuAiord.
Edmund Baker and g. a.. Hunter,
both Of New York, arc guests 90 The
knutsiord.
NJ. p. MURPHY is In from Grcou
Rtvor, Wyoming, aud registered at thc
Walker.
william Handicy, The advance agent
Tor tho Louis James Dramatic company,
is q Temploton quot
Hon. John T.. Booth, Of Provo. was
observed on tho streets ~ the DHriial TO-
day. lio expects TO return home ih''
evening.
Colonel ~. J. Stovona. 81. q. IT,, ctmf
down from his homo in Ogden this mofr'
ing. Ito anys thpt DO WIS cold up abnu
tho Junction city, with practically A,
same depth Of snow ng in SAT- Lake.
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TaE WESTERN ElsTGDDroD.


Denver Ntwn o.. Friday December
49, "rhe Western Eia,eidioi associa.
ton is Low n matter Of fact, papers Of
incorporation having boea filed yeF.
terdny. The list OF incorporators iG
john Evans, Mayor MoMuuay, senA-
tor Harzsl, "a. q. jackson, Johu q.
Jenkins, Lloyd Jone1, Thoma
jenkins, JosiEh Hughes and II. II.
Hughes. The company 10 incorporated
with capitol ol 100000, divided int
10000 shares OF s5 eaon, aud tubiofIp.
lion books Will be- opened Of various
places today.
Tue several c'mmii'cUs have held
mooungn at which thu topics ana con-
ditioue Vi tho big gatherings were dis.
cuaaed but the number aud amount {
prizes waa not decided upon aud will
not be until tho subscription books have
beon out f0r time. There wiz Ls
cash ana medal prizes ns Vol
rs diplomas awarded IA She various
competitions which will not alone ~.
| ciude musicai tTihlb, hat tue IN tif viii
DO divide iniO three clnutot; Mutic,
| literature and toience eud nflr. into
| NHhh"W AHAN' ~ N.kA Y aNANAAA $50 HiAaH ~
contests viii 10 clunsud and itis the
Intention OF tho committees 10 give
the moot brilliant competitions IN each
over given IN tue West " Rot IA the
| country. With the three main UiaBags
sptilud upon thn committee VIII untii
tho time for hnuGiug in tue hnai
program work out the details aud viii
endoavor ~ eliminate every thiuE uu.
/ der certain high dugros OF merit
which viii BE- settled upon nt coming
meetings.
The list OF officers Tor tho hul yuhg
| includes the following; John Eyaus,
prseidsntj Josiah Hughur, treasurer;
Lloyd Jones, secretary; AMI t1n iul.
/ lowing diroctorato. John Eylvnnus,
Rev. D. n. Joues, II. ID. Rf,se, Jonn
/ G. jenkins, Dr., VI. a. Ellis, 4. W.
| Herbert, PrlL Nlnccnt Morgan,
| Archie j. Davis, Pierce kuiilH, Hugo
II. Hughes. Tue iuii ust Of ae adj
yieory board Of managemvnt includrb
tho names Of prominent musical and
literary mon Of the entire country.
IL will bo tosn that Ex.G9vofn0T
ThomAe, John Jhmes, h, j. rhUmag,
Evan Stephens anu a. Il. lhomA., gll
OF this city, arc all on the advisory
board, Secretary James said today
that people here can hardly appreciate
the amount OF work tile Denver people
are doing, IA their ondelvota to make
the next Elsteddf0d success. 30.
course" 8Aid he, ~ will take a 81.
prome effort on their part 70 Guido oui
EistodiiOd hold here last October, pud
realizing that fully they are getting iu
| thcit work early. Thr Salt Lake nsss-
citation Will lend them all tho aid Ia
its power, toward making u n decided
20, hnd thetu IL no doubt iu my liui
but that good representation lrcm
Utah will be In nuondauCo nsNl
Augulti 1t which time tbp great fosti-
val will be- held.h MT. JaugA tnlI that
tho committee complies some " Don.
vot's ttHi citizens le1 by Llryi J0ns7,
a prominent attorney VI that city, qua
ono oi the most untnusisltic ana inde'
iatigE5lu w0gketp.
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POLICE COURT.


Dtspils tho edlut tina, has gone forth
from the halls Of municipal lustlco In
thiB oily, taat saloons must be closed
ON tie Sabbath Day, four offenders
were irAiloi Ia, charged with selling
liquor on Sunday. TIE names Of the
parties Arc john Pdoe, Of the Cullen
bar, r. A. Biglyw an1 John Ray Of
the Valley House bar, and jain a.
Riley who OUauuota an EsHt templu
street tos0it
Pricr, on being arrested Lett S25, nnd
as no did not appear for trial To-Day, II
was declared Forfeited. BiglOw also
pfattlsplly ndmis,ed hie guilt by fall
igg 20 appear, and IL similar order was
ads on his s25. Ray WA more 0tun
born and Tough the case "to huish"
as Il were, with the result that lao was
discharged. Riley will have his turn
tomorrow.
In tho easy OF tho People W, John
Wtstiall anu o. j. Post, who were
charged With obtaining money untor
falee protoac' e, thu prosecution moved
Tor dismibtsi HUI 20 was otC ereI, the
ocs's-s7 boing ABsrssod to tue dsien-
dants.
Tom Matthew, Tor interfering with
Onlatr Hilton, wthle In The disssEggS
OF hi ofllolal dullof, viii enter his plea
at 9 l'cl0cA tomorrow.
George A. Ia hlhlsad was oallSd up
for battery, when Prosecutor JLmcs
atkhd thai the charge be- substituted
with Ono OF lighting. II was go ogdGTsd
and his plea VIII be head tomorrow
Afternoon.
George Fgost pleaded not guilty 10
battery ami was dismissed.
Jam0o Hilton forfeited $40 on tho
chargo ui Interfering with an officer.
l1ph Kelly was thrown Into isil for
nine Days on tho OLD, old charge, while
IS which Walter Barrett LETT Tor the
same oilonsa was deoigrod forfeited.
John Larson anu Tom Mack got
drum, but had the good fortune 10 b.
diamisaed.
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Cannon and Joseph Il. Taylor Of the
presidency OF the stake.
A spirit Of union prevailed, and Iil.
ers Hymn Col. John r. Pearson and
Joseph B. Wright we're ordained 30 We
nishopric Of said war;, under the
hands Of Eldofo Abraham n. Cannon.
Angua N. Cannon anu Joseph l.
Taylor.
AZ 2 o'clock, the sainis assembled So
he Wcst JORDAN meetin house, who's
hiah3p John A. Egbert selected Daniel
X Bateninn ~ ris first counselor, Co
hll the piaoo madu vacant 10y Brother
Hytum COT, WHO was ordninod Bishop
OF the Eatt jordan ward In the morn.
ing. Eiuer Ba,emnu wa ast apari
under the handle OF Ellur Abfaham
II. Cannon, assi,tnd by the presidency
Of tho stake and Blshnp Egbsu.
Valuable insifictlons were impaired
by Elders Abfuhota II. Cannon auc
Angus NJ. Cannon.
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"NO DANGER wHATEVEg."
80 Says Caplain willard Young, Con
cyrnlug the Marching Of the MILITIA
In tho Joint building.

"rhsre Is no danger whstover--ab-
tolutaly none." Such was tho TIM
phAtle and unmlstAkSbie Angwer Of
Captain Willard Young, present city
engineer, when Questioned bya NEWS
representative this afternoon with
reference to tho marching OF organiza.
licns Of tho national guard 10 the
join, bulldog.
Continuing, Mr.. Young said, "rhe,a
lent oven tho rsmOlsst possibility OF
anything 1ul o tna oid navy nnp'
pening. III 10 true that lthere nay
10 tho yiutailuu compiaiu OF bat
there Will bu vibration In any building
even with the tIampilU aCfota tne
door OF one man. Without any disre.
tnect 10 the grand jury l viii say II
diuu'. know what u was 'alhing about
whom 1. IAi1ed tots soRfa,"
Other well ini0rmed pu,aocs, inolul'
ing number OF architects declare
that the marching Of the militia
may be continued with tue Ut
most safety. The poiut that
tho grand jury lays % much stree on,
that soldiers Ia crossing "A bu1ge are
required 10 break step In order that the
attain may DO leesenod, 10 held 20
be no argument at III, Tor the reason
that thoy proceed IN continuous col.
umn skiing tho vibration iueessant,
whereas the marches In the Joint
building are short ana the hglIs iTo-
uupnt
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Marriage Licenses.

Clerk Stanton Issued marriage H..
csr,rs to tho following pcrs ne today;
Alsgrs T.. 5cno0nisld, ngoi 20, aud
Florsnos H.. pafior. eyed q; Oscar
Larsou, aged 29,aud Emma Wlnllrrg,
a'od 20; Hyum $. Patterson, agef
a aud Millie ~. BuThinshaw, aged
20, E3hrAim a. OUlaI, aged n, btd
Emily Muy Pshoa, aged ne. aii OF lhis
oily. Ffod Nvls1u, agSd "a, Rad Ivy
~. Martin, aged u.s., both OF Eureka.
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thrr cause rs said new foaj be- ra-
Z, ired. and tact said company ttall
aeon thp bridge contruCled ly
.tsm Ferosn Big Cottonwood crUha
al tho upper point % The new road 90
GOOD rcpair Al their own expense for o
rrriod o. ten ysats aud guarantee,
hat II any variation exists 10 Rtsdr
different from that recommended h'
a. S. Joseph, county surveyor, via 10
1,r cont on cas-. side aud II per cent
fnds on lower part, said cumuany
ytIl make ssid grade Co conform 81
erammondatlons % 10 turvoyor.'
On motion q new ROAD wa sgcep.ei
10 a vote Of three - o @,
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Pleasant Valley New.

Becompof l@lh, lbhA'
To tho Editor;
Brother Johl n. Davis met with a
serious accident on Monday evening.
AZ he wen, into tue barn to got his
mule to 90 to work on tha night
shit in No. niue AZ WiaIor Quar-
lers, ons Of mo mules ia the barn
kicked hlm In the face, cutting o large
cash under tho lun eye. lie was uu.
conscious sior some time, Gad d.
smith WAS summoned, VINO found ~
nseessary TO put Ia several elitoneo no
cluso the wound. rhOugh u camu
near causing his uealh, ho IL now i'm
proving nictlg.
Brother nni sister Richard 4. Evans
had the misfortune 10 tury their baoy
las. Wopk.
Tho Winter Quarters mine has begr
WORKING pretty steady OF late. The
8s0fisld mine 10 not uoiug ~ well.
AgsHlRnt UeItrul superintendent
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George l.. Black, Of the U. z. Coal Co.,
paid ~ HIt 10 the scohe.d mine yer.
lCrUnv.
The leading topic about tho mines
he last day OF two is as % who viii tt
our next state mine Inspector. Anon
those mentioned ns being sHpirantH fut
tho ONCE are VIM. ParmsleY am
Conner Thomas, OF C0alvilit; W. Gar
ND Alex Mclean, Of Castle Gate.
aud Thomas Lloyd OF Soontiu.
a Mormon Boy.
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Babies Bonnets.

We were successful In securing an
other big drive IN these goods. SO we
can sell you Babies BonneB AZ lust
baIi what they ure usually sold for else
where.
A splendid line OF Boys and Girls
Caps for winter, just arrived,
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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no RECOVER A wATcn.
Lecture.

Professor Willard Done will deliver
lecture on Tuesday evening, Dec. IL,
si30,in tho Sixteenth ward assembly
all, a cordial Invitation is extended
o tha public to attend; aeAts free. Sub
I5g. "God In Nature" The lecture
win BE- given under tho euspioen u the
> Steonth ward Y. NJ. aud Y. L.. NJ. l,
h,, who will furnish the musioal ex-
VlelEee. w. IL. POLAND, Gee.
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TUE COTTONWOOD ROW.


In the county eous, today Attorney
Whittgm3re unlimited the following
report which was placed on file;
In tho matter oi the petition Of the
Big Cottonwood Power company, ask
Ing the county court 10 accept tb6 new
rOad, 40 recommend lhgt the fCqueat
u the Biz Cottonwood Power com any
loo gfantod on conditions that any dc.
,egls tast may appear by settling or
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NEW WARD ORGANIZATION.
viii BE KnoWn as tho East Jordan
Ward--ilyrum Con, Ei,hop.

The people OF West Jordan oonvenoi
rtlO o'clooS sunday, Dec. 10Th, 1850,
10 Goa'a hiatt, on tho east side OF the
Jordan river, whom new ward wa
trgAn.E1i, to be known as the East
jordan ward, tho boundaries " which
lTo 10 follows: on tho east by The
State road, on tho north by the sou,h
la Of South Cottonwood ward, on the
'In by tho north line OF Sandy
.Efd, and on the weat by tho rivet
: Hu.
Saiuts were addressed by Elder
.'i.htm ii, Cannon, OF tue council q,
'"S 4Welve, ana Lldefs Angus A.
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COMMERCIAL.


SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE,.
TOdayis rienrnV house exchanges
amounted 10 g220,O17; samo DAY last
year, S2Gl,l8i.
To tho Edltori
rODAY's QUOTATIONS.
Now York.-5ilvRr, $50; load, S3.l5.
Loudon.-Sliyef, so S.l6.
ORE And BULLION.
Wells, Fargo a. Co.,, received today:
Penn. bulllon Sl85.
W. 4. MuCoruios & g.. received 20.
day; Hauanrr Uuis8n s. 20J oliver
Ald ltnu ors s3,OlU; aoid ysrs, $500.
Total. Sli,7uI
o.. Il. Jones s. Co.. received today;
Bullion, $1,000; oIef, 5000. TOTAL,
sl3,sJO.
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aroog. ASH ustirErs.

NEW YOgW, Doc. l0.-Tho ttorE market
opened mode nioIy active. Irregular. Indus.
tfillH stock displayed sargtnE tendency. but
the losses were slight 40 10 O'Clock no
trond Of ptlccH was upward.
Near NJ o'clock q rad on leather preferred
rhuHudA hrusk uf pCr cent iu that stock and
leo 90 q sympathetic recession ln industrial
shhrua. sugar declined per cent The rail.
way list wa not Affected
Marked strength was displayed by some rail
way STOCKS particularly Manhattan, nuuiug.
ton aud Reading,
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Sunday Morning Fire.

Sunday morning about . o'clock
stephens Bros. or the South Ogden
Mercantile Co. alore, OSden, wac
found or fre. This building was
oloAed, being used only 10 store soun
Tents we're t0trlly destroyed, ngtuing
Gus the bare walls lot.
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Underwear.

We've had TO duplicate and rc'dupl.
cat, our iall purchases on Womeu's and
Childreu's Underwear. That tells the
story better than anything clse-we are
headquarters Tor these goods. VIII
continue our small margin selling 'ul
alter Christmas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-16
Whittier School Exercises.

The Whittier school will common.
crate tue anniversary Of tne birth Of
tho we'll known poet of that name to-
mOfrlw afternoon, beginning 40 .
o'clock. An excellent program haU
bosn prepared lal the ocoas on,
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At Union.

The Union Sunday school will give
an entertainment In tho ward hall or
wodnordsy evening, the Ism insL
r. will be IN concorl style, aud rem.
tered by members Of the Sunda,
aohool aud Hansen's quadriiic birg.
The admitaion IL free b. all.
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Special Meeting.

.lollioers and executive committee
90 The State Woman'a Suffrage assocl'
alton are required to ntlond AN impo,'
iagt meeting at room 22s, Consultation
ulilding, Wednesday, Dec. IS, a. .
Vel m, MARGARET A. CAINE,
Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-16

The opening at the Lyccum ionior.
row evening lie euro 10 DO a success.
The new theatrical company will
make iis bow before tho SAILS Lake
public 10 q benefit performance lor tho
Salt Lake Press club, gn Institution
trat has given many benefits 10 other
worthy organizations, itsolf. The
newspaper boys are per .naily con-
iuuling tho prghmiuarieu and the ia.
dicniionr are that tIo event will come
OF ~ q grand succrss. Tho Nsw Mag
ialan has boon cholon Tor $40 wecR0
run % the LYceum aud being IN tuo
hnndd OF n capable organisation, with
Tire send Oh :, WIN &c, on pfoaB club
night, thsto il little doubt but that Il
viii prove drawing card.
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iulraHui close Dec 10
Wheat December, lGAafl, January. b54.
Corn december, 2ils Jauuary, 4it, L..
Oau-ucccmbsr t.a; FEBRUARY, i1a,
Pork nCcomhCrf7 80 ,JnauHfY, s. tlis askC D
December $3.50. January, So. ialI.
Harley. Hilr.
FLAX seed a..
Tmothv-gAa
Eyc-Bts.
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Mems Goods.

Our rs cent wool ribbed Shirts aud
DaweB are the best things ever oil.
isred 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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Canlaln nonnYan on nnIY.

Captain Donovan isGgaln on duty
in tho police department, having re-
turned ~ hib poai LEE, night. His n9urs
sre iT0m 10 pm. until o am.
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Jackets.
Dress Goods.

or, X Thomas Tor Dress Goods"
Has become a household expression.
which speaks volumes. From now I'll
Christmas we are going to offer some
rare bargains IN this department.
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Wat3on's Funoral.

Councilman Wais0u's Funeral.
The funeral Of the late Councilman
J. N, Watson will take place rom the
Nigs,uouth ward mostlag houss at II
n. M. tomorrow. Tho members " both
tue old aud new @ ~ Councils will DO
nfVtFul
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Shoes.

Yes, we know how TO buy Shoes
bought before the advance IN leather.
Youi ret the benefit OF Our shrewd
ness. From now IA after Christmas
we place before you the best Shoe
iar The money yoI ever bough, IN your
YI.
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Gloves.

We have the best rs cent Kid Glove
m the market Come 10 US for Gloves.
Remnants Of DRESS GOODS.
Remnants OF OUTINGS.
Remnants oil TOWELlNGS.
Remnants OF TABLE LINENS.
Remnants Of Silks
Remnants OF BUTTONS,
Remnants OF lLANNELS.
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Handkerchiefs.

We always have been, are now and
always will be headquarters ior Hand
kerchieis.
Our usual grand display from now
Ill alter Christmas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-16

CHICAGO. Dec. 30.
cattle market STEADY,
NuoVOa. $3.50 10 $40,
Cowf ana lfrucra. gI.5o4f8 50.
Texans, tltIa fLIl.
tt0ekcrs aud Feeders. ilgI4tL51.
shUrpu uu.
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Ftsugu-At B0unttul. DAyia fEauty. sun
day, Doe f, lsl, MIS- Janct lldhcf aged 10
years, months and dayf.
Deceased was tho daughter Of jonn and
Luaauoiu IoumAn.
fuuurH Service Will DO held ut the South
houuutll moyun house ~ u O'Clock n00u, On
Iuctday, tue .lth inst,
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CAP Els
Silks.

500 pieces Of Black Silks, assorted
weayes, In lengths suitable or a waist,
skirl, or a full dress. So that all may
have a six dress. we have marked
lhese goods just two-ihirds their value.
Don't miss il.
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Lynwood, tho popular war play, 10
tho bill et the Grand this week. Il
should draw iull housot, considering
IBIS ability aud popularity Of the tlock
company.
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AMUSEMENT NOTES.

The Salt Lake rncnlcr is closed this
week. II Will be- opened With Christ
mss mRunte by Louis James, VIII
commences his engagement on tia.
day.
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For sale by 2. c. NJ. l.. Clark VI.
dtodge s. Co, Western Hardware CO.
Salt Lake Hardware Co., and Csc q
Lowe. Salt Laks City. Utah.