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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-03
About Your Head and Hair.

About Your Head
Read stgate. d.. .1ieys tLectlie Ooh'D Vut-
cures badness heaaaches dandu anu restores
10 It's natural youthfu color rr-
lrves neuralgia head clears ana hshteha the
mind An doubts removed before purchase important
send inventors pamphlet Win hooIse-
rnerts from yscaas sad citizens sent Tree
Newark \ j. SOLO ~ leading druggists. schieien 4
90 York wholesale agcnts. Hilton Hughes q Co.,
7s4 Hegeman 4 Co. 1916 broadway, retail
Concerning Photographic for Chrtstmns
Presents may rriends give tue subject
EARLY ATTENTION that may be enabled TO give our
work that supervision and nnsh which Is IN danger
h.inr the rush Of the Holiday Season
LOCKWOOD Photographer Lao broadway '%th-stp.
New Photographs of Representative People
-Hishop Potter ~ seth Low, ZION Russell sage. Eliza
b.th Cady stanton Mad Janauschek. Father Hugh Monk
y s church, Whitrlaw Reid. &C. - cts each, or three
WI '''' LOCKWOOD. lao broadway t4oth-st).
The HigheH Award for Artificial Teeth nj
Worlds Tar was granted pl. Henry r. Deane, Dentist.
t5< Leyington-aVe 45h. Specially. artificial teeth.
Expression restored. Telephone, 7i6-3sth-st.
..Dry-R Royal"
II your daughter marries have II at Jhe reception
s2l.W per doc. OTIS
beware of Fraudulent limitations
crown-soppered bottles. Reject worthless substitutes.
= Congress spring Water.
This famous waite now ny most "ianorAte tuo'"s'
s72s each-s225 cash. 500 mor,sage-lots near
Jerome-ave. lI6th-rt. immediate sale necessary;
Double commission 10 brokers' OWNER. lao W. sSh-s.
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crook worked its way luto the hRnds Of
men wel'-.o-io, which means men oil "
financial turn OF mind. Another aud
iaierior grade OF land is that whicn
during the wot seaeoD 30 mbtc or less
submerged. Such places, aud thosr
known ~ "piuoy WOO ~ where httlc
else but the ufpentine pine will grow,
is where the poor mau makes his
nome. Toe clemency Of the wintefs
NIT OF the most nstonishingly in'
different cabins tor susl,or while 90
the other hand lsbor ls not restricted
uuring any month OF the year.
The ways OF making a living seem
sufficiently varied aud easy, but in-
disposition, teumingly unlimited
disease VI tue will, Il common; despite
this fact they are clever Rud fro {.
hearted ~ rule and with a genuine.
ness hardly to be surpassed. This y r.
tios Of the field may with duo
pfopriety be raukod equal TO any other
part as regards climate or labor. All
ato We med anu these who ioln u
are assufeI pleasant and profitable
time. Respectfully yours,
FRANK CUTLER.
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land Office.

The following hliugs were made IN
the local land oiiioe under date Of Dee.
q:
VIM. II. jackson, Of Woods Cfoss,
DAvi. county, final proof desert entity
oti0O acre. In township II north, range
east, Rlon county.
Amelia T.. Jackson, Of Randolph,
iinnl proof Of desert entry OF l01 aCreu
IN section 10, township II norm, range
east, Rich county.
Charles Il. Nelson, Of Fefron, home.
stead entry Of 100 acres IN section %,
township Il south, range east, Emery
county,
George Is. Miner, Of wellingl on,
homestead entry Of 1910 acres IN sec.
ton o, townehip 10 south, range II
east, Carbon county.
John &. Lemon, VI FefTou, home
stead entry OF l5S.62 acres In tow nship
20 south, range q east, Emery county.
Peter W. Robertson, OF salt Lake
CITY, coal entry Of 100 acres IN town.
ship 10 aouth, range 0 easl, Carbon
county,
VIM. o, McClslu, Of Salt Lake City,
coal entry VI 100 acres IN section Q,
township 10 south, range east, Car.
bon county.
Dennis kioly, as executor Of the
estate OF John Fleming, deceased,
fnal payment for the consolidated
mining claim known a. the Charity,
Northern Light, 81. Patrick, Gan Juan
and Silver Star loues snu the Silver
Star millsite, containing 50 05 aores, iu
the West rlutic mining district, Juat
nnnnIN-
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conference Report from Hawaii.


LAU. Olhu, Hawaiian Islands,
Nov. o, 1895.
To tho Editor
Oalng o tho recent cholera epidemic
In the city Of Honolulu, IL wss deemed
advisable TO dispense with our regular
Wml'anbual conference, consequently
We have no report to forward Mt pre-.
tent, yet D few lines from Hawaii may
beoi soma intereat to the many read
en OF your tslimable Paper, especially
10 those who have relatives SAND frlenus
10 Inis part OF the Lord's vim yard,
Although the Hawaiian saints have,
~ s0me lime, been iHAttenliye anu
taken uut little interest In religious
matters, VIC IN jority Received the In
leli.uuCV that there weuld be- no gen
tTs' conference with feelings OF regret,
To- tIly thOhe are times that are ~ ktd
Ioflh 10 ny b IA tho natives aud mite
sonhllUV from ZION with eager antici-
lasiuus whom We arc privilege to meet
IN itf IAe pame roof, heartily thako
each plher'a hand IN bietherly
Anl slNfrly love, and encompassed
wi b t6e bauign iuiluvnce OF dou'a
hJ'y spifit, enjoy inc encouraging,
elmiot.ipg remarks auu goo1 ineIIuc'
uons that are impaired On suon oc'
Gallons,
Toe pteyalonos Of tho above STATED
eNlomlC nocussltateu the Elders re-
malulug IN their several fields OF Ia
Dor on the various Islands about n
month longer than thoy oIhet9ise
would hAve done; but nevertheless
hfatPs llllle band labOriDg Tor tut
alyanctmeut OF truth la the patadite
OF Vie Puc flo, have again Octn per
Hllled w Asse mble at our mi sion hOm'
hll arc ut the present enjoying n
pleasant vacation ana visit teiOru TAX
lhHouf departure to fultill the appoint
Wsuls iub assigned W.
AZ nJnversing with the brethren
~ Ie atis ihe different conferences,
ma u gOuld be a ullllcult matter Il
N,quaiUi you with toroct status
tuAlis Tor, ~ In other portions OF tn
"1ill, u report that would apply Il
,uAe btaUohta would be In direct con
"''tlgy to Olhon, meauing by thu
,1At the Saints in many districts ar
muklnR aome effort to improve
themselves and thereby advance
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Personal Paragraphs.

d. o. Clark, OF omaha, Is at to KnhuIs-
ford.
II, Lyno, OF Denver, is Kuu,aford
guest today.
j. W. Burns. Of ST. Louis, is at tho
Tomploton.
John }. Meyers, OF san Francisco, is
at tho Cullen.
+. NJ. Jonos, OF Chicago, Ia registered
At tho Tvmploton.
T.. Il. Gilmore, Of Omaha, is among tho
arrivals at tho Cullen.
James Hughes Is In from Morcur and
is stopping at the Cullen.
d. Butler and wife. Of San Francisco
arc guests at tho Knutsiord.
J. :. and II. T.. Perry aro down from
Ogden and registered at the Tomploton
Nettie Baker, Helen Budd aud Edwin
Ferry, Of Now York, arc arrivals at tn,
| Walker.
Robert Downing aud wife, OF Wash
ington, ID. O., arrived at tho knutsfor'
this morning.
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GREEsvLLLE, Madison Co., Fla,
November 1895.
To tho Editors
Tue following few limos are sub
mitted for publication trusting room
may 10 found In your valuable
columns, and that those interested In
the work abroad II may not fall short
Of its desired end.
At the time OF this writing the mis-
sionaty labor Of this state extends ~
far east M the SuwAunee river In the
part known NJ central Florida, anu IL
now being pushed with renewed vigoT.
Four Elders, among whom were John
Watts, Geo. A. WUotlon and Frank
smith, according TO appointment land
ed here and began the work OF can
wasting among the people who had
never seen "Moimon" before. The
inst warning motto struck was that VI
'detectives,O "spies," etc., quickly
followed by the evil fruits ot 'yollow-
backed novels" Alter less than a
weeks labor Elder Wootton was taken
down auddenly with severe attack OF
! fneumatism, preventing him wholly
from subseq uent active labor. Tuis WIS
truly Encouraging to all parties but the
| WORK has been kept sleAuily moving
and IL IL to be noted with qualification
that the work 10 gaining gtound aud
| finding favor more generally eaoh day.
True Tue adversary has not been Idle
and lhereremalna much room wheieln
evil may be done. The fact Ia keenly
realized by the Elders here. Two were
met by a myb Of some eight men and
given timely warning 10 leave the
country, showing that the grand mas
ter OF evil has not forsaken his old
achenieH.
Prejudice SCENE the easiest barrlei
erected and the one requiring greatest
patience to break down. Under th'
most trifling ana often without the
sllghtest excuse come refuse 10 hear us
BY viftue VI the same spirit the major
nv OF The churches are closed agaiusl
us, which IL llkewlte true Of tho school
houses; but II nSver falls that wher'
there IL "A desire TO hear way Is al
ways provided, while tho tervanls c!
God TeIoice In witnessing the attain
meat VI the desired end.
The condition OF the people vaTie
from a point scarcely above aoIua
want TO that OF comfort ana ease
This particular section, Madison ant
adjoining G untiee, embraces some o
this beat lands OF the state for corn ant
cotton, which feature 10 evidenced by
frtauent land monopolieL by way o
uAnt.uonH. Naturally enough thu
better grade Of land has by hook or By
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Elnenllonary Recital.

The Utm School u Elocuiion has
lu,l i,suUj invitations to DO present at
IL fret public recital ON Saturday
evening, December 7th, St s O'Clock,
10 the sO'irl hall. The olatsth OF l5sb'b
vii give realiugss rem the humotis1s
90 lur uay, aud u " sale 10 say that
those wbo avail themselves oi the OIL
pohunity 10 attend, will be well repaid
.0i tuou tttrndance, "a a.
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For the Reform school.

George Vsalch, the l8-yoar.old boy
seat to the Third district court from
Justice Smiths court, To bo committed
to the Reform school, was before Judge
Merritt this afternoon. He plendod
guilty TO petit larceny. Judge Merritt
postponed further hearing 81 the case
in tomorrow at 10 a.m., I'll hi6 aunt
could DO present.
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y m AT IA - .

DUrTlN-In SAT- Lake tity, December Z, l.i.
caused uy being run over by street car,
Dorothy L. Dunn, ln the seventy seventh wear
OF her age.
funeral services will be- held In the Second
ward meeting house, sunday, tho stu luHt, 90
lam. Friends are respectfully inNted 10 A.
tend
srENCLU-Iu salt Lake CITY. December o.
isu OF general debility, Mary Ann uuutfi
wife Of John spenoer, aged 70 years, mo1ih
I aud 10 days
Funeral notice later.
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ruE ourLooK ron SILVER.
No Liquidation Expected Darling rhis
session OF Congress.

WAsHINdToN, Dec. Ex-senator Du.
bois said touGy that the friends OF silver
did not look ior favorable legislation
by the present session OF Congress, anu
ia view OF the hostile attitude OF the
President, he did not bBlive any special
fort would DO made In that direction.
rne silver men, he believed, would 20
far control Ihs committees that they
could at any Tins bring up free COIN
age bill, and " was very likely that
speeches In advocacy OF such measure
would be made during the session. The
wisdom OF making n prolonged fight
with the lull Knowledge " Its hope
lessnes., he said, was much doubted
by silver men, anu II was altogether
liRtly that they would intent them
selves with rebfllrming their nllegiano,
10 the cause rather than prolonR the
session when no substantial good could
possibly result.
The senator, however, was very posi-
tive In inserting that no issue Of bOndl
would be authorized or Other tinancia
legislation permitted without some
substantial recognitionlgiven to silver
nor, he continued, would any msRsur,
providing ior the retirement OF green
back pass the Senate, except silver b.
given an important place IN AM
scheme Tor preventing tho contraction
OF currency, which necessarily wOult
DO caused by such ,TetlTsment. Ii,
therefore did not look tor any Imam
oial legislation at the present session,
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Probate Court.

There was but one order made 10 the
probate court today. II was In tile
estate Of VIM. r. Aulls, deceased;
ordered that notice to creditors be
given by the administrator by publioa.
ton In local newspaper Of general
circulation, to present their claims 10
James III. Bacon, administrstIr, OF
said estate at the Bank Of Salt LaEe In
salt Lake county, within four months
from the fret publication OF thu notice
Dec. o, 1895.
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NFw YORK, Dec 0.-stock martot optnod
active, higher Tue bulls On thi ago ras Um
phlaErd tho decision ~ Judge ,hOwaliOr ID
chicago lu favor Of tho cuusultatlOu ulau bY
d Jump Of yer cent TO tl4. uihcf leading M.
dustrial shares also showed marked strength.
sugar advanced l't leather preferred, and
tobacco T.. The railway nst was neglected
outside OF Burlngtun which under protsgrc
yigldcf q per cent
There was "a general slump % values after
10 .ta, mainly due TO tAEiug tho pr0iIia urrruiug
from an earl Ter advance. Chicago ga rccodod
~ leather, preferred. ~, bugar uui tDhac'
co.
Uktraro gas reacted 10 o. Near noon on
covering Of shorts rally onsucd " bs.. The
general hst gained fractional
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Babies Bonnets.

We were successful in securing an
other big drive In these goods. So we
can sell you Babies Bonnes ut Just
haf what they are 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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GROWERS INQUEST.
t,sned rom Page one)


,sb.,auiially the same same, a. az. ,1 10 y
va bv thv motorman, sA.ep. .u', ~
fiSen y; me rear truck OF we ehI ~
ibousIs one which passed over w ''
the onnyy Hmn, Judging from the lon
Nln was made by tho car p's''"h
o',sf,l,6ls poIu, an Adjournment was
.s,n until 1850
AFrgRNooS SESSION.
&C.. ,ss,,ymbiing this afternoon
Up'u. "a. Bcyboli, baker, residing
Cn.,'r.sst Fourth South street, was
o. a.1 upon aud gave the following
is, ,y., Going to work about l2!lo' ara ara
wa nsaI Third East he raw The
Nheu ant nutlced her step on the
Fon'1,h s sut striking her. The motor
taeH soutyd 10 the woman, but she
nan ,o'ibnIess. Did not hear tue
,iool ,,ng Tho car was about ton feet
Ifehs - tte uutOfmhn Yelled Wheu
/tn w.. fre woman WA about tweE-
? pic.e,, rom where she was struck.
y ~, I,.I,na Nteinsm, gifl % III
"a next sworn anu testified ne
yh rg me woman being sttuos by
b"V bstore which the mot0fmnn
lhe VI ,yef and trlei e. catch her.
h9oyuN buckley, = etanddaughier OF
mania, was sworn aud testified n
NIT Her granrmpihur was 10
iol,s 4 months and 20 days old. Her
leHl sDa lcIviy considering her
r,rs vry goo Her slRht
hearing were not impaired
thu i-.,t. Was ~ thu haDlt u a .
III w her own work, Including wash
ls Af,st generally won't out alone
lpt ,isiuny VI market ng.
ptouker, being thu next will
,s,tifel ~ 10 his acquaintance
Leti N,.. Dufiln, Witness MAZE an
Nnn iast,on Of the lorallty where tue
tIant occurred. According 10
N.n,,mNuts taken by him, II N Ii
~ rom the west dge oil the ciOs,
IN 1, The nearest point behlnu
',n,ch thv tnotoTman hAu teeilnod TIT
woman sIoppeu'
rnE voroRMAN's CHARACTER
p,,k NlcBtoom, assistant suporln
,.ssrut oil the Rapid Transit company
.ttsstlhsI. Was onoB Ia the rm
n,sy oi inc company ns umekteper
in ,ucn position had occasion u
a,.th, general fitness Of men iorthci
III ia considered Mr. bsugdOn
moiofnan VI tue cat, very caps
~ and ttlrlrut workman, anu ma
I..,r.d his general conduct since u
~. employed ny the Company. liz
tsIti,tiefs VI recommendation whioh
,s.,iged "A 10 hls efficiency Ne u motor
nan. upo1 which Letters lie was en-
J,sI by the company. His ropuia
ulnns to tDbflety was good.
DANoDoS REcALLED.
Mr. Lansdou, the motorman was e
.,isd and testified that he Nigh
fos.ibly BASu pevn able 10 stop the ca
ls,ore ttbnhing the womau, had h
ngtftlepfed his brake. He released J
b5Wsyer, blinking that thu woms
b,dr5ucIudrd 10 stand slill until III
cat would ~ by.
mi. elOsed tue evidence, when th
luty retired, and hflera lapse Of tweni
mlautes ibey entered with tho follow
iag yufdiVi
TfE COMPANY ENONERATED.
The said Jurors on tholr oaths do "a!
f,otn tbo ptidruco prosecuted that ON III
Nh day VI December, ls91, tho said Dor
ily DGinu uied from injuries received b
icing muulaed by u Rapid Irans
,Isol car, IN charge Of George Langloi
m1tofmAu. We, tho Jurors further IN
ty The evidence tina NO blame can
ai,achod 10 lho mo urmhn IN charge
tho car or Ibs Rapid Transit company.
II. IL. pLrERsEN,
W. NJ. RisLEY,
d. A.. MOOHE,
re OrpIsnACu, Jurors.
Coroner.
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COM Nj Il II CT A l..
SALT LAKE CLEARING nouss.

Today's clearing house exchanges
amounted 10 s27l, iSs; same day last
year, $500 3sl.
roDAY's QUOTATIONS.
New York.-Sllysr, 61;lead, E3.27Ol.
London,-Silvef, 80 l0.l8d.
ORR AND BULLtOS,
T. Il. Jones Il Co.. received today:
Ores, $500.
w. =. Mccormick a 20. received to.
day; silver and leaf ores, 81, $50;
bullion, $4,000. Total, $3.50.
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Canrassing School Returns.

Ex.County CLERK II. V. Mel y,spont
today IN cABvassing tho returns u
Wednesdays school election, having
been appointo1 by the Uuh C0mnls.
slon for that purpose. A coon as NJ
labor IL competed ceftihua,ss vii
DO lasted 10 the sucnCssiul candidates.
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Underwear.

We've had to duplicate and re'duph,,
cate our fall purchases on Women.s and
Children's Underwear. That tells TIE
story better than anything else-we are
Headquarters Tor these goods. WIZ
continue our small margin selling I'll
alter Christmas,
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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
meas. From now Ill after Christmas
well place before you the best shoe
ior the money YOU ever bought In your
life.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-06

CHICAGO. Dec. q
Cftue-Marlo 81 steady.
Hecvos. $500 o A1i,
Cove aud ileuufa ll.l9ai3 %.
TeNAa steers, a. tgafA23.
storkers ami Feeders 81 2Q4il.so.
sheep steady 10 strong.
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handkerchief.

We always have been, are now and
always will be headquarters for Hand
ketchieis.
our usual grand display from now
Ill after Christmas.
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Chicago. close, Doc. O.
whoat-neccmhor, bsF January, bsA
COTn-DCcUmbCr, gh.u January, eth,
Als-DoocmbrF' iIsj February, H.
Pork December 81 ID; January, s. 0> bid.
IArd--UecUmuer A.iit January iAd.. 81 as
ltibs-Dccombor,N. a2s January. "a 50 BID
Myp-.IAt
harley-ata1Dc
liaN setu-Y2i. dyi,
TimothY-iAbp.
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Jackets.

In addition to
the largest aud
lowest marked
stock OF Jack.
cts and Capcs
in the city, we
have aiew lines
VI last seasons
goods to close.
They'll Keep
YOU Just as
warm az new
goods
A fz2s Jacket
for 3375.
A s9Ts Jacket
for 1915
Ycs,that'sright,
| ss7S instead OF
sT2S
| s37S instead OF
| g75
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Gloves.

We have the best Is cent Kid Glove
IN the market. Come to US for Gloves
Remnants OF DRESS GOODS.
Remnants OF OUTINGS.
Remnants OF TOWELINGS.
Remnants OF TABLE LINENS.
Remnants Of SILKS.
Remnants OF BUTTONS.
Remnants Of FLANNEl.S.
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FAMILY HOTEL,
salt Lake City.

RATES-g7.oo per day. Location
Central. Table Unsurpassed New
and Modern. A. FRED WY,
Manager,
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L1pIEg LIST

Of the let II not called ior wi'hlii.n we reek..
they will be seat 80 me behh le''' "'N'' "'
Washington, DC
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Mems Goods.

Our rs cent wool ribbed Shirts and
Drawers are the best things ever OF.
tefed 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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CHICAGO,
ST. LOUIS and
EAST.

Nv You leave ogden, or
III Salt Lake In tho OVEN
ing. aud alter break
m fasting iu tho hump-
iU tuouz dining cars Of no
SANTA III ROUTE,
IA on tho third morning,
lfS YOU arrive IN Chicago
or ~. Louis In season TO
attend 20 business or
lST via 'ySi@s ,s yi'5 H. Al r A.
Some ono has said re-.
MIA FL l SSse'l zSH i9n' Sc ;,''4 4S s.
pEkA & SANTA FE
lU1p railroad was Ia such
IUID poripc. coudiion tina,
tho long dis Ance run oi
tho "Fly0r" on the Now
York Central could ho
Oqualod II not Oxceod-
lICAGO Ts @%o. :. aIrM,~
IN General Agent Pasan n
ger Department
80 West Second South
rama Street. Salt Lake city,
lUlIIN Utah.
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Silks.

500 pieces Of Black Silks, assorted
weayes, In lengths suitable Tor waist.
skirt, or full dress. So that all may
have q silk dress, we have marked
these goods just two-,hirds their value.
Don't miss il.
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Wrappers.

our superi or
buying abilitT
has made Il pos
sible ior you to
buy these goods
cheaper than you
can m Ike them
up,
SL75W Wrappers
for 49,
sLsoWrappeTs
for CSC.
E26s Wrapper
for s7,oo.
| Our Wrappers
| are cut toll.
| The prices ate
! CO chort
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The Work in Florida.

GREEsvhLE, Madison Co., Fla,
November, 1895.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-06

.,s.,ou,tally the same as a.. ipa a.
va suu' 'hs motorman, except that he
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-06
Blankets q Comforts,

The cold, chilly nights OF December,
January and February, you need not be
cold We sell Blankets as low as rs
cents pair. We sell good Comfort
f.: iL7s.
We sell Blankets and Comforts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-26

San Jose de Guatemala with lumber from
the Fremont Milling Company.
Tug Biz towed tire barge Ajax from
wnaorom 20 Tacoma yesterday with 80
tons OF iron ore
The schooner Mary Dodge viii he towea
20 sea this morning BY The tug Magic.
hound for Honolulu
Stearler Augusta took out SUPPLIES YES
ter1ay from this port 10 the bark Oak
land and schooner Salvador. which ara
ready 10 go TO sea-
Steamer Monticello took Mr. ard Mrs
p D. Novel;. Mr.. and Mrs y. NJ. Smith
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. A johnson prom
Port Blaksley yesterday 70 see the mill
The following people arrived on the
CmatslIa Sunday from San Francisco:
Miss Roumaiae. Miss Meyer. Miss Maud
EverSon. Miss Tiiden, Miss Ethel Avery
Miss Rose Southern. Miss H. Nelson
Miss Lena Saiinger. Miss c Tuton. Miss
Cleveland Miss Meyer. Mrs Maginnis, l..
r. Lancaster, II. Hanion- A Boyce. E
l.. Barlow. F.. r. Fisker and wife Miss
Carew. Miss Bush. William Bird and
wife ". =. Ames and wife. g NJ PIKE
Fadden. Mr. Campbell, Mr.. Darrell. r
Hsmpburn. ". Blake. F. Severance, c.
Niles. j. r. Kirby. r. Urban. c. Marshal.
H. Hoffman. NJ. Steen. p Ungar, G..
Clack, F. Roanoke. q. Heath, ". ]. An
drews. c. A Putnam There were also
thIrty-nine Storage passengers