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Gold NDycmcut.,

New York. May 9.-Exports toray. $780,.
Ga to Cuba. in connection with the sugar
crops: imports, 1851 The total imports
since Jan. ! have been si7,ll1,olG and ex
ports g22, 1881.
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For The nine months ending March
81 the gross earnings are So, ,904, 1858.
decrease Of $1,7G7.744; the net earn
ings S10.Gs5.175. a decrease Of 1888, ,G25,
and the deficit after paying dividends,
}553,307, against surplus Of s1g,3I2
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Oil MnrkNt.

Pittsburg, May 9-Oil opened and low
est, 10; highest and closed, Isl.
oil City, May g-Oil opened. l69 bid
highest. Isl bid: lowest, l6e offered; closed.
ISl hil
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WASH GOODS

BY for the best goods for the
money that have ever been
manufactured or offered for
sale, we are now able to sub.
nit to our customers; prices
in many cases do not cover the
cost Of making.
Many superior qualities in
IMPORTED GINGHAMS in
Clan Plaids, Stripes and
Checks, all OF fast colors and
n great many figures never
shown before. Come early
for the best colors.
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Lost Manhood Restored.

WVUkTIVSS DI 1OUNU MVTI VUTVU.
II you have been given up by your ply
Ecan call upon the doctor and be exam
tined. He cures the worst cases of Ner-
potS Debility, Scrofula, Old Sores, Ca
tarrh, Piles, Female Weakness, Affec-
tions of the Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat,
Asthma, Deafness. Tumors. Cancers and
Cripples of every description.
Consultations free and strictly sacred
and confidcniS;. Office hours daily from
Q am. to 0 pm. Sunday, 9 to q
Enclose five 2-cent stamps for SYMPTOM
blanks and my book called New Life"
] Will pay one thousand dollars in gold
to anyone whom | cannot cure of EpI-
LEIPZIG CONVULSrONS or FITS.
DIR. II. GREWER,
Old Post Office Building. corner Penn
avenue and Spruce street
SCRANTON. PA.
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CORMAM'S
GRAND DEPOT.
LIN EMS

The more you know of linens,
the more you will appreciate
the value of a good stock of
Linens.
Ours is selected with the
greatest care and the values
we offer are the best.
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Toledo Grain Market.

Toledo o., May .-Wheat-Receipts, ID,
100 bushels; market firm; No. red cash,
67hc.; May. 67ssc.; June, 6sc.; July, 66asc.
August, 65Nc. Corn-Receipts, $3.50 BUSH
els; shipments 10000 bushels; market firm;
No. mixed July, 51Hc. Oats-Receipts,
none; shipments, Y 400 bushels; nothing do
ing. Glover seedlk market dull; October.
$5.2 y
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pbirodcIpblo Tallow Market.

Philadelphia, May s-Tallow is quiet
and dull. We quote\ City, prime, in hhds,
4%c; country, primS in bbls, 1885,; do.
sXa37tcs
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evidences In this case; that the district
attorney In his clesing speech mon.
toned the death OF the children and
the finding OF their dead bodies In tho
morsus; tnat the court erred In allow
Ing Mrs. Pitzel 10 testify Or state what
her husband had told hei; IN not
allowing Mfs. Pitzsl 20 testify
OF hsr own Knowledge to the doings
and troubles Of her husband In
rcre Hsuts, Ind; In allowing the
testimony Of Mrs. Plizel relating to
the bottle Of nitro.glyceriue; In ruling
that the dsfondants vito was a com
potent witness; allowing evidence Of
the Whereabouts OF the children and
finding their bodies In Toronto; In psf-
milling Jurors 10 enter tho box upon
their statement that they had formed
or expressed an opinion regarding tho
quilt or innocencs Of the defendant; In
charging tho jury by giving undue
Prominence favorable 10 the common
wealth and not sufficient prominence
10 the evidence favorable to the pris-
oner.
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JAPAN WILL BUILD snIrs.
Two Hundred Million Dollars TO lie
rpsnt on tho Fleet.

"a. FRANonCo, Nov.l3.-Aliho
japanese oil oials hAvs denied that the
Miksdo will spoud 500, 900, 900 In war;
shlps, IL 10 reported In Advices by the
steamer Coptic today that ten vessels
are 10 DO built hbfoad, and that possibly
the orders for them will be equally d.
vlded among the shippuildefs OF Eng
land, France, Germany, Italy anu tho
u nitod Slater.
Count Okuma IL In favor Of such n
distribution Of prizes, and says la rela.
tiOn To orders for mou. Of.war from
abroad that IL would DO advisable TO
give the contracts TO any country that
IL capable Of constructing goou vessels
OF new style, without limiting the OF.
ders 10 any one In pOrticular. Leaving
aside England aud Ffnuce, which arc
known as marine powers, this country
should pay regard 10 Italy, although
her shipbuildipg capacities are no:
mnch known TO Jnpan,ee. Sho Ia the
power which originated tho idea OF
building men.o'- war OF 900 tons aud
thus commenced q new era In the con-
slIuction OF war vessels.
Count Okums lurtnur says next we
should look 10 the United states. The
excellence OF her iron work, the sta
bility OF the men-of-sar hunt by her
aud the richness In scientific Ieslgn
are not only what American. are proud
OF, but even this old counItius OF Europe
recognize those facts. Moreover, as
the United States IL cur host customer
In trade, and as her friendship Is warm,
sho Ia also n power TO whom contracts
should bs given. Besides these two
counties are England, France and
Germany, which each bosst OF their
speciality. So that n ten ships sre Ia
be built abroad ana tue Oluers are
equally distributed among these I'VE
powers, two 10 each, II wop.1 arouse
competition between them and result
| In len emplTe,s Inierost.
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Think. Huu,s wa. tho Murderer.

81. LOUIS, Nov. l3.-A special TO
the Republic from Fort Worth, Tex,
sAyG Mrs. Caroline MAN, OF Fort
Worth, who was murdered Ia Laredo
has son here. Mr.. Arko Herolj, In
prosperous circumstancss. He thinks
the real name OF the man who killed
himself. after killing Mrs. Mann and
his neice, not daughter, as this dis.
patches had II, IL kuntz, who was al
ndruirer Of Mrs. Mann. Herold's
iather was n Gsrmau noblemAu, ana
the child who was murdered with hia
mother was the daughter OF her steI-
daughter. Herold lelt for Laredo To-
night to attend the intermeut Of his
mother. When she left here she Ind
over $4,000 In money, and visited
Dallas anu Houston. From the latte T
PLACE he had n letter, In which she
stated she might go 10 Laredo.
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KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
iiir.. By General Master workman
Sovereign.


wAluSaTos, Nov. ls.-The chief
tselie interest in the meeting OF the
kslshp Of Labor today was In the I'D
eitsu OF General Master Workman
siti,isn and General Worthy Fore
n,n Michael J. Bishop. Much OF Mr..
ssuitgn's address was devoted 10 the
alleged usaehery OF those who headed
tho nyoli agsinat tho general officers
eilhs order during the past year.
Labor 10 now between the devil
Asi deep sss,p he continued. "CapitAl
hn moBopolized the elements OF pro-
ege.ion nnd labor Ia In competition
viii Itself Tot the right to live" lie
tsbsDnesd the Aotion OF the hankera'
eouvsnlion held at Atlantis. He sAiI;
"Ailsf carefully reviewing the
visct aud ruin wrought by the money
poser aud the designs OF tho sound
money clubs which propose bonds AMI
Calling guna for the solution OF the
labor question, l Issued a boycott on the
n9Iti VI national banks and II were
TO die tomorrow would declsrs IL tue
met righteous SGT Of my life. IL sx.
po,si The un,ound mousy OF the sound
msnsy advocates, threw plutocraoy on
,hs defensive anu forced the national
banks Into humllla,ing concessions OF
lh.lf pfepesleTous acts OF bad faith
win lhe people, and now l urge this
general assembly to indoIss that boy.
coy aud give II every possible force OF
.melAi sanction. The conflicts be-
.Esen tho working people anu ths IDLE
leldes Of idle capital Ia inevitable.
zoe wealth Of tho many Is grsvitating
70 lhs few with the increasing ratio,
sna labor IL dtiftisg toward ssridom
ihlef than ever beiOrs.n
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them, but size II stlll missing. lhe
bodies were found In tcpee on
Chicken creek, ADD were certalniy
killed by other indians, presumably
Utes, AZ the remnants OF two ciose'by
Csmps woro not erased.
suspicioa points to Juan Tobias, the
Indian who took the news 10 Agent
Day at Ignaeio, as knowing more
about the affair than he has YET TOD
Chief Severe and Indians buried the
bodies where they were iounu, and the
ooroner's jury IL yet In session. Juan
Tobias will he examined tomorrow snu
he may let out the secret oil TIE muir
der.
"A Severe and indians are satisfied That
Indians committed the deed, therefore,
no trouble viii occur.
Indian Agent Randiette has wired
Gov. McIniire that the Ute Indians
who were Strengthening game IN koutt
and Rio Blsnco counties nave gone
back TO their reservations, anu no more
trouble IL Anticipated. Major RAnd.
lette indignantly denies tue charge
that he encouraged the red men In
thesr depredations.
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|iELEGRAPHIC..
|glILROAD FOR UTAH.
), ,sr,l.rQut, Colorado a Pacific
Is The Name
,n, BUILD At An EARLY DATE
...d. whether tn, Money Need
" WV ;, ,or the Enterprise Can
b. Raised.

Nov. l3.--Paper were
DfsS ',. ,so secretary Of state today
tsd WV ,,., the Albuquefaue, Colo
's'fp"'p .Slno railroad. The route
no . -, The road Is from Alou'
n','d , q, ,up the counties Of Sal, San
l'"q1Ts' ,' a. RIO ArrIbs and Bsrn'lillo
I', -, M; Mckee %,S crossing the co,o'.i'
? N' :, s :, and through The
In'n -, T., PlAir, MOniezuma, Do
i'a'p s,o n Miguel, MonirO.s and Mesa
I'i' w. n, !. DursuEo aud Grand juno
lso'D ,S,a proceeding In = no,,h west
liop' i1 'asiIon through Uintab, SUM
city ,s,iD.s,Sh aud salt L.ke counties
nit M' ~ salt Lake City. Tbs course
10 Wv, viii 10 ia a direct line 10
e1nllnuisas, vel undecided, Oh Puget
..aas' 10 the sIa's q w Az,
It, 'nns' president; W. w. Bofsi,
W. n,..ld,ni; J. &. Vsaloh, secfs'
yis, .ia W. Wilson, treaaurei; f. L.
laff. VI W.
w,i is. s' Wells, the corporations coun-
Juus, his morning that there was a
',l ,.l ., ,hst Tue roaJ, or at least n part
w. you'd be built a, an early dale.
NV .l,h,.,ss have already been made"
"sn's, ,d he nior tho portion OF the
e9nuss Inns between Albuquerque
iio w Grand Junction, aud u y liooanie
M, M Ins work oigradlnE will % ssar' o.,
~" ,ntiur. II to money can DO
70 nS ,hs liuo will DO pushed on 10
s.s lie aud later to tho Pacific or to
Pusv, sound. .,.,,.,
..,t.a, The ,lock will DO largely In
' "Tss route Of the line Ia through one
IN, mo.t prolific seoIions In mineral,
,,.ps and agriculture In the United
hltlea
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ANrI.NEMIrE ntorINo.
Vienna Adhere. 10 iIsr choice for the
Jew. Halter.

ViENNA, Nov. i3.-Dr. Leuger, the
antI-5t mite leader Of the Reich.rath
VINO was reelected burgOmasier VI
this city October 20 and whose election
Emperor Francis Joseph reiuted TO
sanction, was again rs-eleciod buteo.
master to-day Ia accordance with his
announced intention ofhhvlng himself
elected over aud over u MIL the govern.
niunt yields It's approval Dr. Ftvibls,
ptesileBt VI the imperial c0uUcil, al
pointed TO administer tho municipal
Affairs OF the city ON account Of the
abolition OF thu municipal body, AN.
nOunood ON behalf OF tho lieutenant
governor tue dissolution OF the civic
council. Tue members then quilted
tue hall amid great excitement anu
were greeted with tremendous cheers
from the crowd. Tue police were
eventually compelled TO diBpefss tho
gathering. A mob Of about 100 after.
war1s proceeded TO tue imperi,l Hui.
burg. the palace Of tno Austrian prin.
COS since the thirteenth century,
shouting, "Long live Luegsr." The
police stopped the main body, but
some SUGGESTED In forcing their way
into the palace grounde, from which
they were eventually elected by tue
life guards.
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LonD DuNaAvES AGAIN.
Hi. Conduct Discussed By EnEii.n
Papers.

al. Conduct Discussed By English
rHpsrA.
LoaDos. Nov. is.-Under thd head.
Ing "5houid DunTsven ApologiE 20
the st. james Gazette this afternoon
publishes n leading article, In which 1t
again severely critic,ses his lordship.
IL say: "Lord Duntaven arrived In
New York with the pfec0nceived Idea
that the defender people were going
10 play this trick upon him, aud hav.
he found an cay way to convince
himself"
The article concludes. "I,et Lord
Dunraveu raturn to New York ami
assist the New Yo;! Yateh club In its
Investigation. IL ha can prove II, we
know tho Americans well enough 10
believe that they will acknowledge
he has been wronEsd. II he does not
prove II, thu acouse-s owe Mr.. Isslin
AMI others q very handsome apology.
Otherwise we arc afraid that most
people viii think That temper and
modification het.ayed him In behaving
rather badly"
The Yachting World says that Brit
ish yachimen twill want moro than
merely idle assertions before they dis.
believe Lord Dunraven," and adds:
"rhe whole history Of the cup con-
tests II ono Of Iugglery upon the part
Of tho Americana, who are not tho
best OF ppJrtsmep."
The Pfss Association this evening
sent out .he follosing paragraph:
"Lord Dunraven declines to see any
prestmen with reference TO his pamph-
let or TO notice In any way the attacks
provoked thereby. He absOiutely ad-
beres TO all the statements contained
thersin.n
The Yach,srran teverely criticlses
Lord OunrRven's bolated charges, hut
points out thst he has made no accusa.
tioD agaluN tho New York Yach.
club, and adds: "lt should DO OBJ
served that Mt les,t thirteen tons dead
weight 1, required TO bring Defender
down four Inches, and such weight
IL not easily shipped or resbippsd with
out notice"
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wAanINGros, Nov. l3,-Beniamin
p. Moore, collector OF customs at Sitka,
Alasks, has forwarded TO the treasury
department report from Deputy Col
leclor McNAir, OF Circle Ciiy, Alaska,
ON Yukon river, about eighty miles
above Birch creek, In which he states
that sitor taking with almost every
miner who came In from the Birch
creek miuing district, he Ia OF tho
opinion that the amount OF gold dust
aud nuggets tnfen out this summer
will reach 100000. The land, no
says, flows with whisky, ana as many
claim owners and most labofers are
allenr, ho thinks company OF United
States uoops should be- ttalioned at
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osmp,,i,Iop Tor Utah frame.

Cmcloo, Nov. lathe meeting Of
IN, Western freight agents which wac
pslI yesterday for tho purpose OF con-
,ld,npg the reduction Ia fAtos TO Utah
nj, ty the southern Pacific was con-
urusd today but up to late hour moth
ipF dsnnils had been arranged. IL IL
mo-, than likely that all oil the Inter
,,lsd roads will reduce rates from
CAlasO to Utah points, but the matter
bu no, A. yet been definitely deter
mlt,i. Ths reductions, N they are
nils, will 10 OF q wariiko nature, M
lts fulds seem 10 be firmly OF the
sIlalon that unless they take radical
,slsn d some sort. the Southern Pa
dc viii take all OF their Uiah traffic
lyy from them.
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No more Trouble ~ Anticipated, says
tho Indias Agent.

DESvER, Colo, Nov. 10. "A special
70 the Nows from Nancos, Colo, aay,;
Your correspond mt has just retained
from the tceue VI tue killing OF the
two Ute Inuian', about seven miles
north OF Maucos. Six Utes ars under
charge OF Sheriff Joe Smlth and Chief
Severe, accompanied by Coroner Shsut
and Jury. Oue OF the Indians, Tau
Mapc, was shot In tho right ear, the
oil coming out OF the LETT and lodging
In his hGif. Ofgeros, tho other, was
shot through the chest, the ball going
ear through. They have been dea1
at least ton days. A tqulw was with
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In Memory of naneh..,sr "nsr,yr.'

CHICAGO, Nov. l3.-Arrangrments
are nearly compltteI for the twenty
eighth anniversary OF the death Of the
Manchester Irish martyr, Allen, L.r-
KIN ana O'Bfisn, which will lie csle'
brated In Central Music Hall, Sntur-
day evening, November 23rd, under
the auspices OF tho Irish National
league OF Chicago.
IL will differ from the celebrations OF
others in many tespecis,and those hsv'
ing charge OF the affair atse.t II will be
moro interesting anu its results will be
far more lasting than the meetings
heretofore,
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As TO HAWAII.
'"'aent Cleveland said 10 Ne I'm
Favor Of Annexation.


ShlcAdo, Nov. l8.-A Washington
,peelAi 10 the Times. Herald sayI:
nsii may, after all, become n part
y, he United States, and that within
sue coming year. Information Of a
uu''Noi1hy nature has buen secured
tonerinlng the Hawaiian program 10
~ Auop,td by the friends OF annexA.
n9n during the coming winter. A
l,lh' resolution will DO Introduced
t.nst 10 the HOuse or Senate, request.
,Ishe Pfesiient TO negotiate n treaty
TsnoskA'ion with the government o.
NAn' This resolution will have
H,u auction OF the president Of
laval laval ami OF the new Hasallar,
wn MINISTER TO this capital, Mr.. Hatch,
"uo 'oday arrived In San Francisco
~ Ioale to Washington. SIN more
pvV,lant' u VIII have the approval OF
s,,,nl Cleveland. The resolution,
va auolured or amended, will pro.
NV as mat II the Prssi lent concurs and
,S n.y. government OF Hawaii be- willing.
I, s1svnsme OF annexation shall nclu de
it, s OF the question OF Joining
TIE iIland, '"' '''''' W
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hsim.- Want. u New Trial.

a.n,niLADELpHlA, Nov. l8.-H, II.
sbn y. NO alleged multi-murJersr
mn,,. iecenlly convicted " the
6s se,', o. ID, f. Pilzel, today throu1 h
Nh 0u T hled reasons tor u new
"a an. me grouods laid, which will
liz vl next Monday, are, That
t,,,ulcl was against the law ana
M on,S, mat the district attorney In
VLion n'hg speech made statements
eopIr related to other crimes which
lbsv I 10y ue part o. the evidence. and
INK, N sosIs OF such a terrible natut. and
Ia ,hs 'u ,1 on the jury wsn so nd yerse
w them ', , mat 1t was impossible
' " decide purely upon tho
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nis-ionpr,c. for Asia.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. l3.-The
executive committee for foreign mis.
sions OF the Pfesby terian church IN
the south met In this city and decided
to send at once TO Coroa as q misaionary
Rev. w. Is. Harrison, OF KENTUCKY,
aud 10 CHINA Miss Jane NJ. Rice, o.
Florida, ana Miss Ellen Emvrson, OF
Virginia.
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nuke and Ducho,. a, . show.

NEW YomS, Nov. l3.-rho Duke
and Duchess OF Marlborough were
among the guest at the horse show 10.
night. They arrived ut Madison
Square garden at o O'Clock anu were
the observed OF all observers. The
.cene In the garden when they arrived
was more brilliant than at any time
during tho show.
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Arrangement. 10, . uer.e shsw.

BAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. Ia
Arrangements are now well under
way for the second big horso show,
which opens In this city Noyemb.r B.
The exh bit will 10 continued Tor nve
days, aud each afternoon aud even.
Ing an elaborate program will be car
fied out
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LAMoSI, L., Nov. l3.-Tho Re.
orgAnizel Church Of Jesus Christ OF
Lal,oi-JAy Baiuts Land the corner stone
Of their college today. Blshop l.. l..
Kelly was master Of ceremonies. TT.
der Jo'cph Smith made a compteheu.
sivc address, setting forth the object Of
the institution, declaring II to bs for
general educational purposes aud
stg.c.iy non.ecctarian In charaotor.
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Exprss. nobbtr. Escape.

DENVER, Nov. IA special to tho
News ircm Colorado springs, Colo,
says; Tue Wells Fargo express robbers
have not UT been cspt- rod, ami It IL
now considered doubtful. II there 10 n
really good clue Of amy kirc.
II . said that Willis;n fin.Srion IL
en- route here from Chicago to take
charge OF the huEt.
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$3.50
LADIES, WINTER JACKETS.

Ladios, We call your attention 10 tho
hundreds upon hundreds OF new and
stylish Jackots.in all the latest shapes. In
the most beautiful materials 20 popular
this season, a--crypon bOgclo lpreity
tut cd effects diagouals, ohinchilla-, ~.
trachar cloths, chovio,s, etc, from COCO
10 $40, aud up To 81.
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Cleveland. denomination.

PIITsBuRo, Nov.is.-vlce President
Stevenson passed through PlttsLuTg Last
night on hi, woy home TO Blooming
ton, III. lilo thought the recent Re
publican victories would not affect the
Democratic chances next year. lie
said that President Cleveland Will he
accorded fonomination II no wants
u
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Ladies' Waists, Skirts, Wrappers
Suits, Etc.

An elegant stock Of nll tho newest
things In all sIzos a. loves, prices.
OUR CHILDREN'S and INFANTS
STOCK OF BONNErS and HATS IL
tho most magnificent. aud contains all
the latest aud prottiest novelties OF every
description, In Immense variety and all
prices arc At the 10 west.
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ANOTHER WEEK OF OUR GREAT NOVEMBER REDUCTION SALE,
A StupGldOHS BARGAIN Bl0adSidG!
THIS WEEK.
10 open that m Immense sucness
Crowds crowds OF buyers have filled storS
tho past week, day after day attostt,g tho
supremacy OF our low pricos
SHOES.

Shoes for wot and cold weather Of
every kind
/ one io' at Misses kangaroo calr.sprina
| heel strictly hand wei AMI iip-. 4 and
BE widths, sizes 1871 10 T. =, sold NJ - 70,
Sl.SD
Mis-cs' genuine pobblo goat spring
hoel q Il Widths, n 20 ?, sod at $50,
S1.70
o.e 10, Of Misses fine dongola Kid
spring heel, patent tips, 3 stylos OF too,
square. narrow aud medium. ID 4 width.
BOYS CLOTHING.
I 4 limo OF Boys dark gray chovioi
suits, regular Si.bO vaiue, to close A.
Sl.OO suit.
i Boys dark gray striped suits. IN wool
nnisncd saiinei, good value for $3.50. to
close a.
S1.0O
Boys dark brown twilled chcyiot suits
good heavy weight, strictly firs,-olass
ar.iclo, wo oiIor Il for
S2.o5
A GRAND VALUE.-A heavy black
aud gray mixed chevio. with double
seat and knee, pants with patent waist
band, suit that will coll on sight, spec
/ ial for
S3.16
bxuaOrdinary Uiierings IN Do
mestics.
Solid color Turkey red prints, for
I quilts, worth DC, ut
Sc yd.
Good quality striped and checked
cheyiots, worth $50, at
lie yd.
Important Announcement in Plan
nels.
80 inch wide extra heavy white shaker
flannel, worth 2Uc. Mt
12ic.
Cream twillod flannel, wool filling, 90
inches wide, worth 35c, at
10c
Fine Linens at a Sacrifice.
Full yard. wide silver blsachod
satin double damask, regular price sl.25,
soc.
/ 20x40 German all linen satin dAmask
towels, knoi,od fringe, worth soc. special
2Oc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-14
PLUSH CApEs.

Handsome silk lined Plush Cape, col.
lar edged with Tibet fur,spocal at
$500
An elegant % inch long Plush Cape.
SILK lined aud tfimmod with wool seal
very stylish Mt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-14

Circle City. The towa now has ls5
dwellings, fifteen saloons, three stores,
an opera house, eic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-14

For sale by z. c. NJ. l.. Clark FL.
diedge & Co., Western Hardware Co,
Salt Lake Hardware Co., and Gee. =.
Lows. Gal. Lake City. Utah.