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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
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ALBANY, Jan. 6.--Judge Parker has de-
cided that railroad commissioners can uso
railroad passes issued by the secretary Of
state. He holds TINT the new constitution
does not prohibit the Legislature from pro-
viding that passes may be issued to state
officials when travelling on official busi-
ness.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
New Rlach,pryvl

Biunnenthnrs morocco factory Is getting
able to turn out their stock as fast as il
has been sold. They will put III the iol.
lowing new machinery, 40 se to kcep in
with their seieai Two fiushlug machines.
eesen putting out mschines aud iifty
Bower glazing necbines.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

Captain Sweeney. O. S. A., San Diego,
Cal. says .Shilof,s Catarrh Remedy is
the first medicine have ever found that
NO uld 90 me any good" Price sos.
Sold by N. n. Danforth Druggists. s g.
Ger. Second and Market streets.
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nave NO nyercnnt..

\. The Cadets OF Delaware College do not
Intend to be present at the inaugural ex.
erclses b. Governor-elect Marvil.
Tbs reason Is thst the Cadets have no
overcoats and that tber efore they will not
attend when they cannot appear In uni.
form. They claim 1t 10 too cold to attend
without oyerconts, !
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
E1s MKT SENATOR.
VOTING CONTEST.
Who do our Readers Wish to
Represents them at Wash
ington D. g, the next
six vears2

Cut oat a coupon and urite on
II your choice for senator. Everybody is
elio wed TO vote Is many times a. they
have coupons. You will fIud one coupon
Ia zach issno Of the RKpunLtckN,
We will publish the number eech candi-
date receives daily. Address ell votes 10
tho coupon editor. and either send OF
brluG them to this office. Ihls cOntost
will be open for one month. 4
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
Porr N.,vn.

Tho British steainshIp wIldHower. from
Sunderland. England, entered port yas-
terday.
The Orange Prlnze cleared yesterday
afternoon with a cargo OF a3l. .426 gallons
OF oil Tor Shlelds. England. Valuation,
81, s76.
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neprht rxo s.saold nrl.I1.. !.

RlcHMosp, JAM ga w. Wifheru,. 3
wealthy Enslishmsn rssidlng nsor Ro1nsl
Gloucester county. Va. was swirAlej out q
Y, 900 here yesterday By X mana I1n& ~
name as Thomas n Parker, * w
phia, who sola the Engltshin
nbricks Of gold' Parker drove
out 70 a point In the country whsrs
that they were Of purc gold. Withsxa
the cash, and later In the day he took Is
to jeweler, who told him that they NJ
made Of nothing more valushic than bras1
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rraxsl nelasra.

Travel on the RIyesylsw Line was dc.
Iayed last eyenfnx for ha.f an hour BY q
ofrar No. So having teen burned out prar
the shellpot junction.
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An irsiIan InIurea .

Alfred Presko, an Italian employ s,i In
the quarries OF the Brandywius Bfanlte
Company, fell over car yesterday and
was seriously injured about the hips. Eo
was lsken 20 Tho Delaware Ho4pitsl.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
DELAWARE sAr,oHAL BANKS.
Ab.,ract errher osnditien ON wednesday.
occsrnher 10.

troller Of the Currency gave out to day
the abstract OF he reports OF the natio nal
banka OF the state OF Delaware. showing
their condition on Wednesday,. December
10. which Is as followe;
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

cHEuEnrowSs Mn. Jan, 4. Many ioe
hp,ass haVs been filled IN Kent county
this week with Ics OF nHnsna. perfeoapn.
II - from ~ 10 3 ,nctaes in thickn ness. s.5l,i
i4as cirar as efyafAl.
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Though No Threat Of Estaiiation Accom-
panied tho Protest ths Next step wni
Undeubtedly bs In That Direction The
Cabinet Diseurses the Natter.
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s,..r,u,- al.
LpCkL DOTS.

Sheriff Giilis yesterday sold to u Ernest
Smith TOT $3.50 tho seven-acra iarm OF Johh
ID. Ward. In Peneader Hundred.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

i 4 {roxsn,as lar down -
I[I a the Bohomla rIfar aud Tho
Ellix n fnH. Each day ths crock ~
6Wdsd with bkatdrS Dir Jolin IL. Ja-
mar. 4i1il5 8katlnR yesterday folI Hlitl
sprained bis wrist All thH icehouses OF
Elk ton pro being hil9'f giving work TO
many peupie wno needed euiploymont
Cnieb Grant ami his ulf1 Wers thrown
out ot tllglr buggy Aid Mra. Grant had
her arm broken. Mrs Grpnts ehoui-
der-blkds was fractured.
Rev. kont 81. Dull, VINO h.ss bcen pssfor
Of the Presbyterien Church. ~ Nothing
number ot years pGsk nus tBndarvd kiy
|tesixnation 10 tie conQroxnlioai.
AE the JnootlHR OF the Northnrn Couvo-
cation of Tho Diocese OF Hxston this nom.
Ing kes. II. Il Bufnilsm. ef Chesspeake
city. delivered tine sermon. This evening
| bishop coleman. oil Osaware. delivered H
serfnnn on temperance Other spouk0rs
were Hey. Massrs. samuel Edison. OF Uen.
| ton. and Rev. Dr. Thomas Duncan. Of
Earivills. The meeting Will close Eatur-
day. e9t " &
Al meeting Of the congrsgatiou Of
the Presby ytar.nn Cnufoh u Port pepusit
lAst,svsniiia RAY. W. shaw. Of ArchUaid
| Pa, was nnantluousiy called to become
tie pastor Of this cpngrugatlon. He 10 to
recatve salary OF $1,000 year and par
svnage free and TO have y horse aud car
Iriage,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
s4iII i,ny 4. S,rs.. 7 sssa.,.,

Jetaos n Gebisrslt ot tlIs city Viii iaax !
a. orange grave ead sstlle psema1ently
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:. as Tried for Hl. s.al|

owENsboao, Ky, Jan. b.-Hay
Crenry, uen Of the late hon, Tho|
Craary, Unitca States senator,
tried on . wit de lunatico 10
His fiie1a 4 il impossible u
fer the sant duty He ha
o wei for solns time
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

! Tho Union Cottage Prayer meeting will
be held this iSaturday) evening. at Broth-
or Beatty'e. no. 235 ratnail street. com ;
mencing at half.past O'Clock led by
Brother Cox. The public IL Inyltad.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

the only hope Of speedy I'D
in tho stats board Of arbitrAti3l
news that the board has dectded
here is hailed with 10y ATTEMPTS
ing made TO hirs operatives throuet
Giles In other citits, but not more thau
mon have been secured, and W.
portisn df these were induced to coa1
A relief csmrnittec appointed b. ~
ers TO solicit funds IS meeting .wi<E
success. K = * n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-19
Alberta Stake Conference.

The regular Stake conference Of Al.
boria Stake was held In the Cardston
meeting house November Gath and
25ih, according to appointment Pres.
dent e. o. Gard presiding.
On the stand were the presidency OF
the stake, Patriarch Henry l.. Hiu.
mar, the Bishops OF the different
wards and presiding Elders OF the
different branches OF the stake.
Alter singing and prayer Elder Card
made the opening remarks, referring
especially TO the Sunday school con.
terence lust held, aud the necessity Of
our Lahore In the sunday school work.
Favorable reports from tue Bishops OF
the different wards aud the repFsssu.
tatiyes Of the different branches were
gwen by those Nv charge, showing an
Increase In population, AZ also In faith
aud good works generally among the
Saints. The different nssOcintion. In
the Stake we're next reported, showius
a laudablo activity IN those orgauizi.
tilns, especially among the Yuuns
None anu Y0ung Laiies' Mutual I'm.
pfOvcmuut associations. Tbs quOrums
OF the PtleethOUd were also reported as
laboring In u iiy with the presidency
OF tho Stake tot tue upbuilding Of the
cause.
The general authorities Of the
Church, ns presented at the last semi.
Annual Conference, were sustained by
unanimous vote, as alec the authorities
Of this stake OF Zion, On motion the
members OF the High Council were
sustained "a home missionaries Ia the
Stake ior the next elk months; and the
Bishops OF the Stake and their couu.
srlors who had been labOTing Ia tue
home mission were honotably released
from that duty.
Impressive remarks were made hy
the members Of the High Council who
were called upon 10 address the con.
ference, the Saiuts being exhofted 10
live lives OF honesty, purity anu dill.
gence. Counsellors J. A. woolf anu
Sterling Williams, Of the Stake ptesi.
dcncy, Ia their remarks to the confer.
enee, icalled ths attention Of the Saints
TO tho many duties devOlving upon
W, especially the paying ot cur uthes
aud offerings In season, tho nec,s,lty
of attending 10 ca ling upon tire
Lord In mayer. tns lTaluing Of our
ehildfeb; the keeping o. the sab.
bath Jay molly, auJ magniiying the
oAllings wheteuntO We are calleI
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\. Robinson, Of Chicago, is a. tho
Cullen.
Ripley s. Lyon, OF Logan, is Temple
ton guest.
o. II, Taylor, OF New York. is fat tho
Tompleton.
Milton Cohon, Of New Orleans, is at tho
Knutsiord.
c. W. Fogg Of Colorado Springs. is a
knutsiOrd guest
o. p. Lambert, Of Mississippi, is an ar
rival ut the Cullen.
James tyors IL down from Park city
and Is stopping a. tho Cullen.
c. ". Lusk, Of bingham. Is among tho
arrivals NJ the Walker.
Charles Christensen IL up from Mantl
and stationed ut the Walker.
Thomas II Walsh il up from Provo on
business aud regislored At the Walker
Samuel c. Winchester. Of Portland,
oregon, IL registered At the TomploIon.
FIJI. Plaistod, Of Salt Lake, Is regis.
tered at the Palace hotel, San Francisco.
James j. Ford and II. W. wheeler, Of
Denver, arc late arrivals NJ tho knuis'
ford.
George W. Dorsey, tho well known
Morour mining man, leaves this city To-
night Tor Fremont. Neb, ONof tho Rio
Grando Western, whore he inionds 70
spend tho holidays with his parents.
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Young Ladies' Bazaar.

The Young Ladies' Mutual Improve
msnt association Of the Nineteenth
ward had possession OF the meeting
house Of that district last night, and
with their many friends and highly
successful art bazaar had most snloy
able time from O'Clock until mid
night Every part Of the building wal
lhfongOd with spectators who freely
expressed their admiration for the
May handsome and durable articles
which lined the walls and platform.
Candy, tefIeshment and other booths
we're presided over by young ladies
who were Instrumental In gathering
IA good many shoksls. A substhn'
ual sum was also realized from ths
'ale OF numerous articles, oil tn,
haniiWork Of members OF the society.
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AMUSEMENT NOTES.

Mr.. Louis James, who comes TO the
Theaier next week, will present Viz.
pinlus on Christmas matnsc and
Maobelh on Christmas evening. Ga
rnufsdsy night Hamlet aud on Fri.
Jay night MArmion will DO played.
Toe latter Il new romantic drama Of
Bflllsh and Scottish chivalry.
Mt. James 10 reoognizsd as - repre-
sentative actor Of tho school oil
FANATIC work that has counted am-
oug its disciples JohD Mccullough, the
elder n oh, Davenport ami others. He
,,a. hue equipment for the ohArao.
ttrEations OF the heroic drama. He IL
a magnih eIt specimen OF physical
manhood, anu has n voice wonderful
RTE power hnd musical gualitiuF.
ST. Jamei's supporting company 10
spoken OF ~ an excellent one, This
c0mpany numbers twenty members
aud includes amOER others Miss
Kruger, Miss Florence Everett,
William Harris, Guy Lindsey, Harry
LangdOn.
AT THE GRAND.
Lynwood was presented to a fair
house last night. MI. WagsuhAls, one
u the managers OF the Louis james
company. was an interested spectator.
lie expressed his good opinion Of tn,
performances In no reserved tenn :,
wondering how It IL practicable to
maintain a company q such eAcel.
fence at the prices OF admission
charged.
AT THE LYCEUM.
Aiihe Lyoeum, where the New Mag.
dalen 10 being presented this week,
ihste was large audience In the lower
pstl OF the house, and the play was
much appreciated. Miss riuell anu
Alf, Hayes were frequently applaudod.
The Social Amusement company OF
lge rWenty.firut ward will present
mtAdes In the ward meeting house
on Thursday and Friday evening",
December 10Th And Goth, for the benenl
Of tue poor VI tho ward.
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NV Nouk. Dec. 10. Speculation was
quite animated 81 tue opening and decidedly
weak tome prevailed. Quotations from London
wcru considerably below our uuh prices zee.
tarday
Huge blocks Of international shares were
uuioadcd for foreign account ly 10. % and tho
execution Of these orders causoI a slump iu
Louisville aud nashville. ~ Paul and southern
preferred oi o. pur cent tauaia southern
tcll away D. o, Hugar ~.
sugar was in demand IN later trading and q,
~ A. On. had improved per rcHt tUlHl.
he railway list continued 90 display a sag
ging tgndenry, Notwithstanding tho cables 70.
ported rally
H. addition to tho war talL tho estimate oi
exports OF gold on SATURDAY ranging up "a
$4,000 ronttibutcd Co IUmorfiro purcH,
Quotations AZ midday showed leases extending
10 per cent Ia come shares
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MEMORIAL MEETING
In Honor Of the Prophet Joseph Smith,
Monday Evening. December 90.

A memorial meeting will bo held In
the Sixteenth ward assembly rooms on
Monday evening", the card OF Decem-
Der, 1895, at $3.50 II being the Goth
Anniversary Of the birth Of the Prophet
Joseph Smith. Rscollecilons and in.
teresting aud impressive incidents OF
his life, labots aud character will DO
given by those who were personally &C.
quainted with our greatly beloved and
cruelty marlyTot Prophet aud Seer.
All who were acquainted with the
Prophet, together With their friends,
are cordially invited TO be present., and
will be made welcome by the Bishoprlc
Of the ward.
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Verdict, Accidental"

The jury, Is. q. Greenwood, George
CrookstoR and Emmett Lynch, i'm.
panneled by Justice McNally, 10 In
qulre Into the particulars Of the death
OF Oscar ID. Smith AMI Daniel ID. Peet
Jr., the unfortunate American Fork
ooys who were drowned IN Utah Lako
Yesterday afternoon, a. cLroniolsd In
las. evenings NEws, returned yer.
diet OF accidental DEATH" Young
smith, 1t Appeafs, broke through the
Ice hrst. Ills companion bravely went
TO bis rescue anu they were both
drowned together.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-19

Boise, Idaho, Statesman, 18th.
NJ. Nosbit IT., released Monday by tho
supreme court from the ponilon,iary
where he was sent Tor two years ON the
charge OF having robbed the Gold Hin
safe, lon yesterday for Salt Lake TO spend
tho holidays with his parents. II had
tho English sovereign which figured 20
prominently In the case made into "A
watch charm, and before he lef. tho city
presented II TO Harry wyman, OF the
tirm Of Wyman & Wyman, who 20 ably
represented him before the supreme
court. Mr. Wyinan IN very proud Of the
present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-19
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
s.r,h \, Matthews Granted Divorce
Orders Made.

sarah N. Matthews was granted a
.,,o,ce today from Samuel Matthew'S
~ The grounds Of desertion and failure
,n,port. The parties were married
- Nov. s, 1894, AMI shortly after, the
Sn,sand deserted his wife and has
.ncs failed to contribute any.
',Inc TO her support, nsces,i1st.
49,, the plaintiff living with
ipS natents IN Layton, Davis
nnott. Mary Msrsden, n sister TO the
u,uintig. gave coffoborative evidence,
"3a decree was ordered giving Mrs.
Mathews the cusiody VI their 10.
.',a'tbsJ child, the issue OF tbs marfi.
~. s05 uer month alimony from Jan.
nnise9. and $40 attorney fees. 3. p.
Ifnslrong was counsel for plaintiff.
oRDBRs MADE.
8 Hamilton ct al. vs.. John H..
ns,tv, defsndanps melton 10 amend
~ modify findings AMI TO enter judg-
s.s,I Tor defendant heretofore Hub-
..,,tst. order that motion he gfautei
nd that Judgment be entered In favor
~ defsrdanps exception,
Harvey NJ. Bacon " Hamilton @.
PsIk 81 al; motion made to modify
t.,,raining order; continued I'LL Mon-
day next,
Mary n. Roberts We Henry Robert;
stgumsnta set Tor Mondsy next.
Frank Thompson, executor, ct oil "
q Il. Brainari OF nj; judgment by de-
fsult IN the sum OF $1,000 aRd 500
'ltofney's fee; decree ol i9fcclosufe.
J. W. HOUSTON SUED.
The Day Rubber Co., 10y its at,or.
news. Dey d Street, planted n suit to-
dsy in Commissioner s0mmst's court
,ysin,t j. II. Houston, receiver q H..
Cjnbaim, for the recovery Of ~ met's
c,po coats aud mems box goats
valued at 1853, together with s2j dam
ngts.
AGAINST CoNhAiM.
Levy aud Abraham have COM
rttno'd suit before Commissioner Som.
mef aga INST n. Gonna m claiming Sa50
Ion goods sold and delivered.
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ant from the royal line on the side Of
her mother who married Arthur
Young, trader. Toe queen was 2s
Yeas old and rsigned lour year..
From Honolulu The Alameda brings
the news that w. J. Sheridan AMI Dr..
James Underwood, 20 eut arrivsif,
were arrested on the 9Th Of Deos mber,
charged with conspifing TO overthrow
the government ami republic Of
Hawaii. The conspiracy was effected
partly at San francisco and partly
acre.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-19
Wedding and Reception.

Last Monday evening the Rev. DR..
McNelce Joined in matrimony Mt. A.
d. Richardson and Miss Lydia &.
Brazier, at the residences OF the brides
parents Many prominent people were
present and Professor Meskln and
vile edited the company with speech
making aud feoitauOus. 40 elegant
supper was served at the close Hmid
iesioons VI smilsx, roses and other
choice howBts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-19
DAHLSTEAD FINED $40.
Tor Selling Liquor on suudsy-sen-
tenee Suspended 10 Other Cases.

George A. Dahlstead for selling
liquor on Sunday, was, yesterday
afternoon, adiudged guilty, but at the
request Of Judge Mckay an arrest OF
Judgment was made until today. This
w'rrooon Judge Smith imposed a nne
a $40.
Mis-. William Putnam was found
tuil'y Of committing a battery on Mrf.
Lollt Pitts, and fined $40, but NJ tie
woman was In straitenedlc lrcu msla ncts
b. u'ence was suspended during good
irnaviOr.
joseph Grafton, charged with
cruelty TO animals in neglscling TO
sVe u horse owned y him, sufficient
'sel' was adludged guilty and hnoJ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-19

Patriarch II. l.. Human spoke Of the
order OF the Priesthood, the import.
ance Of keeping the Word Of Wisdom,
The evil OF round dancing aud the
danger OF disobedience to any Of the
oommandments Of the LORD, and the
counsels Of His servants.
SYLVESTER Low,
stake Clerk.
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70, sentence was later suspended, and
we anim'l having been shot at the In.
stance OF The health department, the
mao was ordered to remove It's dead
carcass TO the crsmatory.
george Brown. arralgnod for drunk
enhetsi was discharged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-19
Underwear.

We've had to duplicate and re'dupli-
cate our iail purchases on Women's and
Childrens Underwear. That tells the
story better than anything else--we are
headquarters Tor these goods. VIII
continue our small margin selling I'll
alter Christmas,
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Babies Bonnets.

We were successful in securing an
other big drive in these goods. So we
can sell you Babies Bonnets at lust
half what they are usually sold for else
where.
A splendid line Of Boys and Girls
Caps for winter jus, arrived.
Remnants OF SHOES.
Remnants Of SHEETINGS.
Remnants Of Innings.
Remnants Of TRIMMINGS.
Remnants OF LACES.
Remnants OF EMBROIDERY.
Remnants Of Everything.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-19

SAN FRANCISCO, Dsc. 10 Apis,
Samoa, Dec. ~, per Steamer Ala
media. - Miss MargariA Young, queen
Of the MHnua group, IL dead. She
came 10 he throne a. direct descend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-19
Social Dancing Party.

A social dancing party viii be given
by the students OF the l.. ID. 3. College
lolight, In the Sixteenth ward asteni.
by hall, on Fifth West between North
Temple gnd First North strests.
Gives band will furnish the music.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-19

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. ig.--Tho
court OF appeals has decided TO sustain
the Judgment Of the general term re-
versiug the conviction Of Erasius
wyman for forgery. Wyman 10 a free
man.
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Shoes.

Yes, we know how TO buy Shoes
bought before the advance in leather
You'll get the benefit Of our shrewd
ness. From now I'll after Christmas
vel place before you the best Shoe
Tor the money you ever bought IN your
lie
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-19
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 oiler some
rare bargains In this department.
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Board of Education.

lie board OF education will meet In
regular session tonight The PROBABLE
lilies are that II will be the last meeting
5se'ote the reorganization on the frsl
Iu4fsdpy iu January.
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COM Nj L II GA l..


SALT LAKE CLEARiNu HoUBR.
Today's clearing house exchanges
amounted to s205,76 same day last
year, S2Ol, 4l0.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS
New York.-Silvsr, 6g, lead, 1910.
London.-sllvsf, 80 bIBI.
ORE AND BULLtJs.
w. s. Mccormick n CO. received 10.
day! silver and ieHI ores, $500;
Cyauiits, si8,SOO. Total, tTl 900.
r. X. Jones n Co, frca.vsu todsy;
Ore, sl5,8OO; bullion, $500. Total,
S23, 100.
Wells, Fargo & 90. received today
Penn. bullion, S3,6G3.
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handkerchief.

We always have been, are nov and
always will be headquarters for Hand
kerchieis.
Our usual grand display from nov
I'll alter Christmas.
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Seventies Meeilng.

The Eighth quorum Of Seventies
meet IN tue vesry Of the Twelfth
ward meeting house tomorrow (Ffi-
day evening, at 1890 o'clock.
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Mems Goods.

Our rs cent wool ribbed Shirts aud
Drawers are the best things ever OF
iered 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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Gloves.

We have the best rs cent Kid Glove
IN the market. Come TO us for Gloves.
Remnants Of DRESS GOODS.
Remnants Of OUTINGS.
Remnants OF TOWELlNGS.
Remnants OF TABLE LINENS.
Remnants Of Silks
Remnants OF BUTTONS.
Remnants Of FLANNELS.
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,nitAUo uAukzr.
Chicago. close. Dec. 70.
Wheat December. t5f January, 5a't
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Silks,

500 pieces Of Black Silks, assorted
weayes. In lengths suitable Tor a waist.
skirt, or full dress. So that all may
have a Six dress, We have marked
these goods Just two-,hirds their value.
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