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an OPINION GIVEN.

Recently Mr. J. y. Thomas, o.
North Dakota, visited tho shenandoah
Nalloy, Virginia, aud after carefully
tHamlning mo country located IN
WinChestrr, he writes 10 Mr. V. Rich
afds, Land and immigration Agent,
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, Baltimore,
Mary laud, ~ follower ~ have been
lu nearly every state anu territory Oi
the United States, and nm frank In my
opinion ihut this valley surpRsats all
other sections In tho Union. The
lands are low Ia price, ana pioiuoc
profitable crops / thank you Tor dl.
roCting me here, and B1ilcl. those feek-
ing pleasant and profitable homes 10
locate Ia this cluutfy.n
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In the flllf lsgl, sou OF Mr.. T.
a. Mcfarland, prominent merchant
Live OAK, EuttsT Ccn Cal, was
tlkun VITA very heavy oJly. Tho
pains iu hia chest were 90 Bovsre that
he had spaimg ard WAS threatened
with puoum0nIE. Hi6 father gave him
sayuTal large dUtel Of ChnmlUflAin's
Cough llcmudy which broke up the
cough and cured him, MT. McFar,
ans tayu Whenever hin children have
Group, BIO Invariably gives them
ChAmboflaln's Cough Remedy, Eud Z
alWfyi cures them, lie considers 20
'ho Dts. cough remedy Ia the market.
For sale - druggl6,s.
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The Pelican Point Murders.

Deputy Marshal Fowler atd Sheriff
Brown soy there Ia nothing now In
tho Pelican Point murder case. The
pretended startling discoveries OF a bull
lot hole, blood on the nJof aud bloody
blankets up staira va the Hays cabin
on Saturday, as reported 10 d morning
papar Sunday, aTe,a those 0iilcufs say,
nothing new. Thu bullet mole has
been known To exist since the nrHt lu-
Hpecllon Of the Uubin after the body Of
Efnatfom was discovered, but tho
general opinion Of the officers b. that 10
"a not a bullet hole. Tho "blauEels
covered with bl0oin IL small
piece Of one blanket, aud was also
f0nnd some tlmu ago uB was the
bl0udhtain on the ilIUL The letter
from Montana, which 10 mentioned IA
such manner AZ % lead the Trnlrr 10
thiuh that u contained startling ln'
formation, IL merely an irqulfy from
&, Is. Smith OiSOuth Butte, Montana
for tho description Of the team nud
wagon that disappeared nj the time the
boys were killed, as a young man from
Utah had nu Uu.nt he was trying 20
dispose Of. The lake bus not ucru TO
good condition for very cNignaivo
dragging ior several days past lIt gs
aoou 90 the weather u0ltlui aud the
lake IL quiet II e the intention 1i
Sheriff brown 10 accept tho giiar Of
a large number Of Lshi people 10 iugu
out on massu anu thoroughly search
the wRior Tor several miles around tho
Point Tor tue missing team anu wagon.
sheriff Brown aud Marshal Fowler
went 10 Pelican Point yesterday.
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notice TO snssp aud Cst,io lIsu.

Paroles oUu.uE auJ, ur rbE.gg
sheep, cattle OF horses Within TIE
boundaries o. the lands recently leased
90 tue Union Pacific Land d Waor
Go, which lands nT0 located within
the hallway land ruui, extending
from Carter Wyoming, 10 tho ugh
line, aud including a portion ~ sum.
init County, U pb, are invited 70 meet
10 the court IHusu boz Evanston, Wye
ming, on Wcducgl. y May o., at
. q. M, 20 discuss MATTER ~ general
Interest 10 ownOHo NJ live stock.
TIE UNIgS PACIFIC LAND s. WAT
EH CUMpANN,
&. IA. PrIgs', Svcyr Evanston,
Wyoming.
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ln

Hannah M1hsf, %, Mauli, ha
brought suit aeau.t George NJ Hat 70,
% dscros OF dlvlgCs. Tho csuis Ole
Legged is utsgrt.0n aui failure 90 proc
VIDE.
Abraham GuImunsru, aged 80 na.
Settle S5uibwigE, aged -j, hIiI &.
Lshi have received marriage j.
CuuHC.
John 5. KUs5, who pleaded guilty
90 stealing q basufe5 ,rlm the f'Hcu u
MI. Crandull, between Provo aul
Spfugvilie, On the llin 90 this moH'H,
FHB sentenced iD twenty gays boo lhr
county jail by Justice d. Mpi.y %
Saturday.
Lat Fa1ny tho s,ycNr-lli con o'
Juauph CLARK OF Pheasant Grove, met
wish peculiar and painful bcciuu. &.
He rode h0re rapidly along a wire
fence. Tho wire iu some manner got
urlwren tho hHtsn AMI the bDy's foot
and before hu could remove The loot
tue wire sawed half through the ahiu
bone. lilo was thrown from the hnrse
and hls lex broke iu the place where u
was tawu. De- Allen ~ this city Do
attending the boy and has hopes %
snvlug the loot.
sheriff Hardy brought Mrs. Castcl.
lano down ffom 5aIt Lake CITY day
.r two ug1 90 DO placed iu the Asylum
hr trontuopL Dr. Pike does not
roaE sngaunEiugly Of her chances l0r
fyuIytry,
prlrIIout Joseph Il. Smith n expect
ri 10 lecture before THO Bingham
Young Academy rUlysIphical Society
90 Ffiiuy evening.
Tomorrow AFTERNOON and evening
Tao Utah Woman Suffrage Association
Will uutsrlain the Utah county dele
gatsst1 tho Constitutional Convention.
lhu ladies' have arranged % giyu o
banquet Zoo tho FIut ward rwgw0ly
room il the afternoon, aud the lu even
Jog q public reception will bn rendered
Iuu.dc.oga,CB iu tue Opera house.
4 long neoued rain lat nlght and
To-Day 10 mailing the hearts o. the farm.
efs anu garGcusW rejoice.
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LegaI Matters.

T.. Price, Of wo0twaior who claims
10 DO uulawiplly detained and deprived
Of his liberty through q judgment OF
JualiCB Wells, OF WgslwutgT, has hp.
piled 10 the First district court for %
writ Of haboaB corpus, which has been
granted. A dispute between petitioner
aud George h, DArruw over land
matters lead 10 the arrest and couylc.
ton of the petitioner,
The executors OF the estate OF A, o..
Smo1t, doceaIri, have died sult against
a, o, smith, Elias Cox and Don G..
H3bblnh 10 collect S2O1 on a ptJmissory
note,
Emery county has appealed from the
decision OF Justice Anderson, ~
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MARsHAL's SALE
o. n1lI TT0roTIy On Flocrlloa.

DuUsuAHT no AZ EXECUTION ~
p action 30 ll.t3, wherein Maker tirDa. a
fr'nr DuIH u|suI'I HuH huruUI a. IluItr t nI Ia.
defendants, lu Che INn 'aI.ulu tus.r.rt
!nHF. ui lha luNiur ui Titan, Goo ur directed.
J. .hAu thNuh" 100 NEH.H Ha.r $50 tHn wUat 'front.'
door NJ lNu count" count uuIHu .IuIut Civ and
tHauly building. of 7HIt lahu county. lrt4r.
100 One civ Ut salt Lake, uuuHty uf said IaEH
ana lguli1rF Ui lHh, uu tup lUtU Dos % Man.
l-.t Ht 1000 .lU| O'Clock W., uIl Ono rgHt Id. a.
claim Hul interest uf IHrHuI a. UU.r Hu.I h. o
Nu.Ua Holt uT either Uf TUHm. ON mo H.t.
day of rrulgmNur lrII.-UH which div arrIr
wac levied uu. under Hul uV yIfturuf tIr ,rr.f
90 attachment HHu'f BOO Hu1 action Ir ths
luilud HtHlus MUrsH1I OF Uthh-uf. iu ana t,
iNu following 1urruHHl veal Cal4tr. climate.
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IuHITHtl sH folio fHt fu.WIl.
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IHkU County, Utah. $3.50
no Hr cold 100 lH0 property OF Urfrrt,rtg
h.arUut s Holt aud I,tiyHua b IIn.t .t wv,
tUItu. Walker brothers IS lyIrr rGlul,.r , ,','
% corporation H'HWuU, "'
Terms ui sale, rt.h.
RAT ~ BRIGHAM
4 s. Marshal.
by L. l., AuJuIU.
r...,.,.-r,,. ispuy Irrshal.
GuUIE, llI IS luAr,
Altorneya for flalnul,
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OGDEN.
OGDEN, UrAIL ArmL 90, 1890
InucIiop CITY Notes.

JUN NNNA wv
The school board has decided not to
borrow money to keep tue pubic
schools running the full term. Ihey
will close on the 2ith oi May intloai OF
tho 4iIh Of Juue.
Professor n. -. Lewis, our ConsIl-
tutional delegate who has been c'u'
Bnoi 10 HE bed with sickness was
eomc better today nud was ublo 90 De
out fbsI, but feels very une0mIo'''
able yet
Sheriff Ea1uaugh, ~ NebfasEa,
came lu from Nevada with Michael
Lamb, nis prisoner last evening.
W. a. Paxton, Of OmAhn, has
reached lufp from the East 70 lJ0h
alter his Hot Springs business
The county clerk ha1 lssuel mar
rlagp Iiruuttf 90 Harmon W. Bf1Wni
ts. agi Niles H|ns Jensen, 81 Nigg0 j.
Hosimafg, 90, ami Mics Mary t.
Cullen, 90. uIl OF OgIouj AMI Efol j.
Palmer, %, and Miss Emily Cafyer
20, both Of PLATA cry.
Unemployed mcn .sceking work
should not me 90 Ogden, because
there Ia no employ mtnt ior tucm'
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AgrituItaJisis VIII incorporate.
Tho Utah County Fruit aud Agri-
cultural society at 10 last meeting
agreed 60 incorporate, aui shares were
placed tt s.. a committee consisting
of Prcsidont W. II, kelsey the iifoc'
tors aud Manager r.. J. Cover, Will de-
trfming the amount OF capital floca
and make the necessary preliminary
arrangements. The society was Of
paulsrd about year ago with the OBJ
itct Of dispUsing VI farm products o.
The beat advantage tor the inrmer anu
the operations Of the society have been
aucossslu', the iarmers have received
all the money their shipments have
brought, except small amount i'i
expenses OF mailing the sale,
lhIHupring Manager Covert tays ne
has had orders Tor thTto times 10
quantity Of potatoes Doc hos teCu able
10 ship. Hrc.uld have tulpUul OH hr
had orders for with hut little additional
expense, ulsiici brlng nu.a % rucutt
better prices % ull the pfDIucr OF tut
county had been shippol by thuGJuirly'
The aim Ia 20 handle nu tue hiui
orchard and garden pl0iuc. OF hr
county and surrounding country, anu
thus secure the best pticcl 10 the pro-
dueen. ono method adopted has al,
ready been productive Of sztta care iu
preparing proiuuu Tor marsuii uyofy
IaoRags n marked 40 that the producer
Ii known, and N uuy complaint no 20
quality IL made the proper rsily luhte
the blame.
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sIucENoLDrRs, MEETIN0.

FnHENn..HH ~ She DasUrot Investment
Company w.|. boo Ir.Iut the once ui thu com
pHus elI i..H ulH. usah, on Nunda. Mh.
Ooh, 1856. 90 . ..uHH, %. m, Tor lhu plIpotn Nl
uICluuE uHU.lH.H Cor tho ensuing year ana
Cos Che Transaction uf any other blalnosH thhi
GEO. u. PYPEH,
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site. ". j. Faloy, of L. Roy, y. y,
Fnyt. "tlayg Tried hUy cough yurcT.
PHk' Cough Syrup lH tho only one
that helps mH. I know 10 To- the beet
Cough r1me1v." r1r sale by f.. j.
HIlN Co.. aul Neltcn Juis0u Drug
60
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NOTICE



In tho Probate Court. 100 and FOR salt Lake
County. I...iIy of Utah.
10 thu matter of 300 ,.HstDu. Henry N1uACim,
deceased
NOTICE D. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y D. a, N1uHUm, uNr.utrIg OF tho
estate of Horny MuuUgIm, trHrBftI, hsH rUHr
drruu ne settlement, 1uu N'1d BOO TnIi court
her NnHl account OF hrI aHWUI.l .Htuu Ut aHId
estate Buu petition Cor nuN UH nIUuuuu uf tHe
ryflIuo ut end estate Huuns tIu uHrnuH Uu.
uNr1 thereto, aud 'nat 400 .l.E, uu .Ht
day uf MaE s o.. lsHN. 90 .N O'Clock %. u..
ut 500 Cogrf room % .aii court boz Che County
Court House. sale lHtu tIlr and County,
ItHu Territory, ha. NuHu GHIF appointed Nr 600
lUH.U OF suIU court, Cor t.n .HtIJWUnt of aHIu
account Hud hearing HHi petition Cor uIatrINu.
uHu. 40 which lIWu aud Tl4"U Hus person IntUT'
gHfui Iu aaId r..u.n may appear 7uI show
cause. or any tUrrH boz WU. HaiI account should
mos Boo settled HHl approved and lual uistrHu.
uHH made a. UrlyClf
Dated Apr, -atu, a. a.. l.ll.
U b. STANTON,
clerk nf fHu Probate Court.
NH A. E REESE, deputy
e. N. JhUh, attorney COR executor
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az Hold', sarapariIla wilma friends
wherever % is fairly and loHrst'y JirE,
To have perfect hualI, you mu {
have purolblo0d, Aud tho best way TO
have pure blood is 20 tHkr Hood'a Sal.
fapatllla, tao hest blood purifier and
strength builder. ltczpsls an laiut 81
uCr9Iula, balt Theum ard all ether
bum lu, aud AZ tue same lime luiiys
up th0 whole system.
HOODS PILLS are prompt aud
clc.uut -3C. ]
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HHrrtaH.r Price UrgUtHa t fT.EaIHiH ~ NY IuHIl.
EIl uEuIuEu8, % Warren street. huu
YORK
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0,ATARTETE

ELNfs 'UTAu nttu upeus lni e.chHes
tho NfHAI rHutgrs. AIlays rHnnrd irnauwa.
ton. mas Tue sores. Protects Ihr Membrane
from cold. NratHreH tNH senses 10 Taste 400
Smell lhr haIu De- quietly absorbed nnd
gives relief uUn.c.
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made. the page becomes totally blank. To
MI the Offices OF the men SO removed three
men, Wesner. Champion and klefne were
appointed entirely without examination a.
eligible list of men who had passed the
examination for sanitary inspectors: Frank
Adams, Harry Patton. William kuster ana
The foregoing facts do not cover all which
your committee has discovered, but are IL
Illustrative OF the treatment which the city
OF the admission of Mayor Taggart, they
show 20 your committee that the best IN,
for the benefit of personal and partisan
considerations.
Your committee. through one of its men,
bers. made O. personal inquiry OF Mr; lag,
CART as to the reasons for removals ana
changes in the city administration, ana
for the failure to observe the rules regulat-
ing admission to the civil service. Inc
Mayor stated that he had never read the
eivil-service rules at all; that he ala not
suppose that they were in force under
his administration. and that the changes
had been made Except in the police and
fire de~partments) for political reasons.
Your committee believe that these avow-
ais show that there has been a systematic
violation by the Mayor as we'll as by the
heads of the different departments, under
which these changes have taken place, OF
Section A. of the charter or lndianapoiis
and of the rules made in pursuance OF
that section.
Your committee regard the conduct OF
the new administration IN tnus uislcsalu
ing the organic law under which 1t exists
as highly reprehensible. IL signines a re-
turn from the merit system to the spoiis
system, a retrograde movement from the
reform which is everywhere making mead
way throughout the cities OF the country
to the unclean and corrupt methods OF
Tammany Hall.
WILLIAM DUDLEY
DEAARCHUS c.. BROWN
HUGH TIL. KILLER -,
FREDERIC Z. DEWHURSI,
LUCIuS 3. SWIFT.
Indianapolis Nov. r., 1885.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Concluded from Eleventh Page.)

(COncluGe0 from E<leVtmtn fa&e.D
not return TO her home in Grand Rapids
for some weeks.
The Dramatic Club will be entertained at
the Chalfant Friday evening, Dec. 6. by
Miss Ritter.
Mrs. Hubbard is spending the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. T.. l.. Thompson, on
washington street.
Mrs. Elizabeth j. Powell returned last
week from Chicago, where she mas been
for several weeks
Mr.. Joseph NJ. Flint returned to Chicago
Yesterday. He will sail for Europe Dec.
for a years study abroad.
Several parties of Butler students at
tended the football game yesterday, and on
Thanksgiving a large delegation will be
present.
The Woman's Club Of Irvington held its
first guest day of the year last Monday
afternoon. The meeting was at Mrs. j. l..
Thompson's and there was a full attend
ance. The afternoons entertainment was
I'm the hands of the first section of the club.
of which Mrs. Robert rowning is the
leader. After the literary performance.
which consisted OF a paper upon King Ar
thur by Mrs. Wallace Knapp. and CONVEX
sation uDon The Influence of ChivaIry."
led by Miss Vida Tibbott. refreshments of
cream and cake were served. The next
meeting will be Dec. ?. at Mrs. Goes.
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COffOnS
and
Blankets

Remnants of Lonsdale Cambria, 1 to S-yard
lengths, SC a yard; regular price, 12kc.
L to S-yard lengths 81 Unbleached Pep
perell S~heeting. PFC a yard; regular price.
1Sc.
Good 10-4 Cotton Blankets, bound edges.
at 4Sc a pair-not second qualities.
6-pound ia Gray Blankets, one-half wool,
worth $3.50. for s1.9S a pair.
Compare our So special All-wool White
Blanket with others at the same price-11-4
and extra heavy.
Latest effects in Ladies' Cloakings. A 81
inch black or blue chinchilla. extra heavy.
for $1.75 a yard.
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Rocker
Sale
FOURTH FLOOR

so Solid Oak Rockers. with upholstered
leather and tapestry seats. finely finished
for s1.9S each.
Large Solid Oak Arm Rockers. cobblo
seats and polish finished, $2.9s each.
Four different patterns OF Oak Rockers.
with upholstered spring seats. for s2.es
each. The same style. larger size and
with arms, for 1898.
Low Back Dutch Rockers, in curly
birch and quartered oak. for $50 each
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Timely Topics that Will Prove Interesting to the
Economically Inclined.
Another Fur Effort

Two weeks ago e determined to make a great fur effort for one
week, and though the weather was warm the fur selling was the
greatest of the season. Next week we shall make another fur effort
greater in many instances than the 1ast-and we want every who
even remotely contemplates buying anything in furs to Investigate
these prices. And please remember that our reputation of fortytwo
years standing is behind these statements below; that these are not
inflated values which are only too common, but plain facts. The prices:
Fine French Coney Cape, 3Oinch long and 1O5-inch sweep, good
heavy satin lining, a good S12.5O value, for $S.96.
Elegant Electric Seal Capes, 30inch long and 1O5inch sweep,
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Hosiery
and
Underwear

Ladies' Ribbed Cashmere Hose. fast black
double merino heels and toes. double sole.
were Csc; now Ice a pair.
Ladies' Extra Heavy Cotton Hose. heavy
silky feeced. high spliced heels. double soles.
the regular soc quality; 20 dozen at Sc each
or 8 for 81.
About 90 dozen Ladies' Combed Egyptian
Jersey Ribbed Undervests. feece-lined. silk
finished neck and satin front. regular price
soc; tomorrow. &c each.
25 dozen Ladies' Natural Wool Vests, well
made. covered seams. They have been ESQ
right along; Tomorrow. 49c each.
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Dept
THIRD FLOOR

20 Rope Portieres. regular size. 4 feet 9
inches wide, ~ feet long. large tinseled
cord, all pretty colors. would be good vaiue
at s.. for 50 a pair.
100 pairs Nottingham Fish Net Lace Cur
tains. all new designs. full size. well WORTH
Sc; instead, they go at 81 a pair.
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sardine- only by Courtesy.

PoTtIanu MO Prt<s.
The closing of the sardine factories at
PASSPORT and Lubec viii prove a severe
blow 70 these two towns. The sardine busi-
ness is about the only industry these two
towns enjoy. and the shutdown means the
enforced idleness OF a good many laboring
people. The excessive demands OF the op-
~eratives in the establishments appear TO
have had something TO do with the stopping
market for sardines is said 10 be very poor
and prices very low.
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LA


A new Corset, on the most
approved pattern, French
gored, bias cut, filled with
genuine whalebone, which as
sures the best of wear. We
have them in two lengths,
white and black. Prices So,
81 and $50. Made exclu-
sivelv for us.