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The Red Cloud chief., 1895-10-11

FUNDS FOR IRELAND.
An Appeal Issued by tho Irish National
Alliance.

A1tauce.
New YORK, Oct s.-The national of.
fcers and executive committee of the
Irish National alliance issued yestcr-
day the following appeal:
To All Friends Of Irish Independence:
The convention which recently or
ganized at Chicago the Irish National
alliance has placed its guidance and
government in the hands of the under.
signed for the ensuing two years. The
purpose OF the alliance has already
been proclaimed obtain the COM
plcte Independence of Ireland from
England by any means consistent with
the law of nations. Organizations.
like governments. have to depend on
their revenue for the successful accom-
plishment of their duties. The
sinews OF war" for both arc absolutely
necessary, both for organization and
propagation.
W~AsHINaroS, Oct. 8.-Chicf Harris,
OF the Cherokee nation, is on hand to
urge the secretary Of the interior to
get ready to rush the intruders out Of
the Cherokee country soon after jan
uary !, next. Within o month he SAYS
tina: all intruders will be paid for their
improvements according to the APP
p~raisement made by the commission
appointed to do that work. When this
pigment is completed. Harris will in
sist hat the nation has complied with
all the terms incumbent upon the
Cherokees, aud then the United States,
according to legislation, shall step In
and force the intruders, numbering
l.0e0. out OF that country.
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Ii HUNG CHANCES cOuNTRYMES.
They We're Very Much In Evidence In
the Police Court To-day nnd Won,
Glands uuWu.n

Ths hns beon Chiuanan's day In
the police court AMI ~ result the
city hns boon enriched jus, So.
Maud Noble, an Inmate q disfepu,a.
bic house on second 51utn, ws',, ven.
tilateJ hor spite 90 "Henly" Wong on
saturday last b. throwing over the
said "Heuly" Wong Que bucket Of
sour milk, contrary 10 the ordinance
VI chapter .G and tue nacr sentiments
Of "iIonly"
Mics Noble failed TO lut 10 an appear.
Gnou this afternoon aud thus failing
forfeited $40. "Henly" pts on nSnu,
however, with large contingent oi
Plum Alley residents 10 take ~ the
SNOW. He was told that his case WHs
trrough with, q 81 he spencd terribly
disApl Olnird at not being permitted TO
~ u 1u the wltness stand.
Ilr next case wac that Of LOlg
Hop, who charged +. 4. KuIly, news
agent, with disturbing the pace this
morning on Third South street.
Kelly pleaded not guilty, aud went
10 triIl, aud then tho fun brgar. Jim
Luug was sworn az interpreter, and u
Erpt him busy hoAting, answering and
interpreting qurstiUns ~ they were
prop uujst. TIE substance o. II pc
testimony was ~ the elect that Nriiy
called for his laundry today, aud on
hsing asked Tor his "tlickci," Informed
Hop that to had lost II, but that
enc proposed to get h,O laundry, any
how"
Hop told him to wait until
the nBloasv came N, when
Kelly told him 10 he didut
turn over tho goods instantly I've
would knock uIs =-= - dead Oh.
Kelly also said, according 70 HoI's
trst.mnrt, that hr hui killed tour
Cinnamon Ia Chicago, anu thought 40
more OF IL than TO would OF killing n
mouse. Oihet Chinnmen testified 70
the same abatement VI igu!s, all OF
which was very amusing.
Kelly denied all that had been snid,
claiming II was 'j0b" put up
on him by tho citizsns u the flowety
kiugduu, aided by the police and the
prosecutor. The court found him
guilty and fined him s..
Kelly was Indignant and replied,
"Wsll, III 40 10 jail. lhia N hatd
lines that a mnu has got TO 80 30 iaii for
d. CLiuGmsu.n
Tho court almonished * lily ~ FOL
love! every man IL entitled TO ia =
protection Of the law, be he "a China.
man ot.oi sny other nationality" Aud
thus the case eaded.
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ocean correspondent l. crippled In one
arm he did not accept the Invitation.
The obsttepstous OlympiAn did not
allow the Formally " no acceptance
10 interfere with his fun, however, aDJ
forthwiih ditc1rded Nj, GOAT. Mr..
MclltAlh was keeping al eye On this
p 'fson and his other eye on another
momber OF the company whom he
suspected Afevil dee gns, when, lac d
claTes, come one struck him In tue back
of the head with the handle GA cane.
He sank 10 tue Il lof aui no suspects
that a. lac did ~ some one kicked him
In the face with his patent .esthets.
When Mr.. Mcllfa,h fugnined con.
sclOupness the uIacU was deserted. He
made his way { the street, summoned
eOmUbOdy, and was directed 10 his
hotel, where iois row confined TO his
bed viii hls iacs IN sling.
In aCd ton 10 y severe sash In tbs
bach Of Ma head, the patient Ia tunot-
lny from severe wound 81 Ms Lett eve,
which sill | rds Of iftarvals. His
lace " bauiy l,usei anu swollen, anu
lie TiUs, Uu HE {. fiJt, ATE sore from
the kicks which were sdml lieicrfd 10
him while no lay IN the nyOf uucon.
brious.
Mr.. Mclrath says be iecls like e.
log after his petIeCutyrs with a iUaaod
fevOl cor, and WuulI d1st lui Tor HE
G nitaCt with tue int TOosdG He
rrOmaes t1 break even wan tbs
Olymplans by seeing thvm ,hgashoi
~ some paid thugs before he leaves
town.
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II. Darwin Mcllfsth was In Salt
LAKE lew weeks ago, with his wife,
en- route 90 San Francisco. Mr. Me-
l.fa,h 10 correspondent OF tho Chicago
hisr.Oo;dH, and hls wife Is also eli.
Gagged in literary woTE. Bot h are on n
tour Of the world, on bicycles, srd al
tne,ed considerable attention Mt
Provo, Salt Lake and Ogden. Me.
lIiAIh has also attracted Considerable
attention Ia San Francisco, rs sisted
By the san Francisco Chronicle, whic
nys that no walked into the Occldsn'
tai hotel at an early hour Friday
moraing with his splendid seal-browu
whlskeu stepped In gore and neatly
arranged row Of gashes AMI bruises on
BIZ disordefed cOunlennnce. Mr.. Me-
llfAthb appenrence 60 the Mortified
night clsrk was strikingly suggestive
0i an encounter 10 when the war IN
China was net circumstance. Ho
Immediately sent for all the doctors In
The neighbOThoO1, ami lent Mr.. Nc
llnih bis own assistance In getting
him 10 hls room. Mr.. Mollralh had
Ilil escaped from an encounter with
ievstAl Olympic club members, anu ne
luns'sd 40 severely NJ their hands that
Dc wants 10 engage u paid thug to
pound them t. pulp.
MI Mcllrath arrived irom Chics-
70 with his wife a few wstkS ago
on bicycles. lie mad started
out on tour OF the worll ~
we correspondent OF the Chicago
Atsr' Ocean, and he has bson spen l.
lhs his ume IN San FraHclscO Ia max
lug Hcquaintances aud seeing the
hghls ul the city. Mr.. McllTalh wac
Introduced IN the Olympia club, Rnd
on Wednesday he was invited 70 ut-
lshl a banquet nj the Poodle ID
Restaurant 10y number IT the cluh
hemhufa who have organized them
selves Into an assOcia ION which Mr.
Mrllfath declares slii ul Ia It's purpose.
mo banquet passed "a without tue
uthl anu with murh muTrimrnt, anu
tler u was all over the OlympiRns
wont Summing, Mr.. Mcllrath was
iHVl'ed TO 90 along, aud ho SAID that
,poke.
AZ some place In the wan Ierings "
,n' gay Ol) mpianH where bad liquor
rniu spirit VI discomfort moved
me OF tue party, They wanted
lo til little episode 10 the oven
mae adventure by black ming
.Lo eyes OF the IHter-OoeGn cor
respondent, Al least tnis ~ thr
way MI Mcllratn tells It, lie sEys
We was engaged In friendly and
vhNemanly discussion with come OF
,ue memhets, when one OF them, with.
'u' Prov cation, insullsd him. The
''hu'y ulscutslon SEEMS 10 have
'lo"n cut otthe act lhtt Tour or Ave
mvnuers Of the crowd took up a oollec-
ION Tor IslTe'hmenls aud tnen went
N,o an auloining room anu spent the
N,uey among themselves.
~ any rote there was dlse usslou,
'uu u grew less friendly ~ Il became
HOte convincing. MIR. McIlrath sAys
nal one gentleman who 10 not ger
iehah pelttd him with fruit, and then
A'''eu him 10 fight. AS the inter
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,c,,auusd rom rage one }
F0jDORS COMING H.

-, u,. Bessie Preston, Mi" Sadie
Chipman' ., Nr. Hall.
ao,lpgvills-Msy1t anu INV
Nj. sDd Mrs' D. + r'"
,rr WISCONSIN, DELEGATION.
..uovlps is the perfonnsl OF 'n'
wi,copsiu delegation
80, S.sle, riot, Manii9woe. ,.cor.
WI Roe,,lor sud Wlie' H''"''
Ea. 81, u.ii and wife aud Jeanette Nj
D. H. ~. - ,'',,,,I,f g8urier. Kenusha.
hs.! i't5.tpv. Democrat, Bhrahoo'
o. + = RlndauU aud wiic' W'i"es''
la.lTe' iE,f,,ck and wife, NorS, Bsra6oo.
J. j; ,gsever and VIE aud Mrs.
X W.,,itop. Herdld, clinton.
Edhh i''.gJfian and vile aud MISS
Au~f, VauH.u, Ia Crosse.
Bisn.'A, Vim and wife, Ntie't, Barron.
~ CHAPMAN aud wiic, SHH' Plain
i, Aahar FraukOnbors' Democrat "'''
Bf7d;w Never and wife and Mrs. Julia
~ "t fsIIsTUlm. Appleton,
~ ~ b Zoe and wife, ff's"o'' ""u"o.
's be II Brand aud wife, Recorder James
w" " l.. osborne and wife, chronicle, La
c' yW *. small. and wife, Ne'r', Lake
', 20 Smith aud wife, Eourr Jencr-
'' O. N.Glarhlu and vito. Jara1i, s'o'
'ia' ID. i Harvey aud wife, r.'ot M'ni-
i0vOc. id. .,,d lsugbtor.
lH.u'f, Green btN ,.r.-. yt,..
H.. fJ, paddock, Miner Hurley.
H. ii. Hlrk aud Mr.. J' f. Ilaueh'
,an. T1fgUu., SheuoyEan. H.
D. u, Nupur I'c"H'" '.''''
.strYy. oshkosh
.Irsr Play. .il-w9H. La Crp.ec.
an Vlspr.. Union tuu Atkinson.
H. 10. Hanson. Vh.Hl'r, oregon
!. Auinsou, Lsut,t Eau Claire
IN Yatr. Nu.s. Na-huurn.
4 i Knox, Irrr Press, lup1n.
J. n. Wagg0upr. RUY1f'"r prnntl'
TuaA. GIIts. STATE i.rI.ui MADISON
A. ~. Clarke, THsIhorr Milton.
Hans psmuiu. EIHt'iwo, Fountain
CIy. ..,..
Ilfu. Maflh, s.IrIu1ri App'o'ph'
J.. %. urmrs HrHHrr, clinton.
Am kump, JUuurf. BohnH Junction
ID. Siargs ana wife, ID.nHui, iArliu.
4. VI. Coon aud wife, EIHurr Edgcr'
q. O.. Augustine and wife, Press, Mo-
JE LEG and wife. Tune, Dclayau,
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OyER.JoRuAN DRAINAGE.
County surveyor Joseph submit, Ills
rlaus TO thr Scleclmpn aud
Interested Farmers.

A meeting Of the srleo.men, county
surveyors aud owners Of pr prrty ~
ing tn Brighton, Granger aud Hunter
pucinc,t, was held today. Tue put.
pore OF the meeting was 10 listen TO the
report 81 County Surveyor Jusspbs
concerning some method Of draining
tho lakes ana slUuEhs aoi0ss the Jordan
lying between Twelfth ana Ihrlecnth
South sIee,s. II this can bo douo
ABOUT gno thousaud acTo5 OF lAud can
he reclaimed.
At present the water IN those lake.
~ charged with mineral Ia the solution
snd s0tks through upon tho fAtmefs'
lands hnd thereby practically Tendrtt
the land useless. tor cultivation.
Nit. Jotelhs ny means Of large map
hr q proiiies showed the situhliOns Gud
elevations Of the lake., aud traosd out
the routes OF the proposed drainage
bitches.
Two propositions were submitted;
ono was 10 run canal from the river
10 about nve miles west on Twelfth
South Gud connect cAcu OF the lakes
NAhN hhN" hhA AAeAA NhNAA NNNN Wv
river the other was 10 begin the canal
al about the Same distance west on
Thirteenth South, run Il eR.t 10 Deck.
ot's lake, from the north end OF tho
lake through some sl9ughs 70 Twelfth
South street, thuncs 10 the river.
Tue latter plau was The better IN the
opinion u tho surveyor by putting
II into ELECT the water from the canals
above anu the rain and SNOW water
would be cut of from the lakes ana H.
consequence they would be dried up.
There was n general discussion upon
this point, some maintaining that the
canal woul not cut Oh all the water,
Nothing definite was decided upon
by tn meeting, but finally motion
was made aud carried thatE Cummittcr
consisting OF the solsotmsn, live Issl.
dents and a representative Of each Of
the canal companies In that region be
appointed 10 make full Investigations,
anu make n report at the meeting next
Monday morning.
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Joseph Nlgh,wander and q. ~. ra'ur-
son, %, Chicago, hold forth H,lur huu's.
lord
Hon. Frank !. Cannon BE- rn1mur 1'
tho ,Dmp,,.on f1r low days.
Mr. T.. C.suydor,oi umahnruylt0 500.
rotary of senator lhursf1n and prumI'
noni Newspaper man, IL az the luWU.u.uu
with his wiic.
Hon, Alma E.lrolgr, OF Cua.v.Iln, was
among ihu hwuft summit county lt"s
puullHau4 who cnmO Go Town today aud
went lu the Lhketosucnd tbu grand guNIs
loo Of Die party.
Ccri. ~. Iror-, ~ Sua 'o Washington,
is enrolled 81, the kuutsiUrI.
Nh. George G. Barr, OF ogden, Is o.
CulIon guest.
w.E. J.. Lowry. Of Lexington, kon-
lucky, .s stopping Ut tho Na.E"r
Mr.. o.. I'd. Worth aud M~ D.. 30.
~ urth, Of L uHllllu, NY, ore among tho
Tcmplotuu arrivals.
a. l.. Fitch, Of umaha,onIoys mo at the
Walker.
a.. NJ. Howell, editor OF tho Mluuug
Tmo', cripple Creek colo, Is a Temple
ANl HN""tH
WIN BAYERN aud 4. j. Harness arc at
tho Gallon
The kuutsiorI hs- :. $. Morris and
wife aud children VI Pocatollo, Idaho.
Ben p. caldwell and John II. caldwell,
OF Chatham, Illinois, AFRO among the
guests ut tho Icmplotuu,
Al tho Tomplo,uu A. l., ldo, Of spring
field. and A. g. Watts, Of iarmiugdalc,
Illinois, are registered.
lien ~lciuman aud wife ~ Sacramento,
California, are guest, 10 tho Tcmpiciou,
Tho following IlIHlDlphlaus are o..
tho Walker: Mics Emma Walter, Miss
Mary s.. hulmc-, Sites Laura Craven,
Miss a. $, bowman hlF Charles s. B0y.
err, Mr. 4. Is. GfuHuD Il Mt n, e.,
borden. an
n. J.IiolliOr,a tourist FROM Guatemala,
Ia registered at thu IamplcIon.
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SALTAIR TRAINS on Page 8
POLITICAL.
Fifth Precinct Democrats.

To- mTsuance TO tho call Of the Dem.
UCfAlic county committee made under
date OF Aug. 10, 1895, fora county con.
yruiluu, the object Ut which II Go elect
Ie,ugai,s 90 attend the Den a9fatic
State convention at Ogden Uu SUptem'
Der bih Inst, 10 nominate a State
ticket.
The Democrats OF the Firth IRE.
ciuct are hereby called to meet nt the
Social Hall, state EtIu6i, between
Brigham aud Firtt South, Thurday
evening, Aug. 20, nj ESQ q. m, Tor
the pun gsr oil olruling 81 yolegAtts 90
the county convention which Will
meet 40 tho Salt Lake Thuattr, SAT-
Lake CITY, Saturday, Aug. %, 1888, at
lIu'clgCk am.
AlsO % elect a precinct campaign
committee NnI transact tuch other
bIsiur,s as may properly como before
lac mOciiug,
J, W, WHITEHEAD JR.,
Chairman Fiiu Precinct Campaign
Committee.
GEo. W. SSUw, Secretary.
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Funeral Services.

The funeral services over the IT,
mains Of Eva Louise Thompson who
was born September, 10 1894, and Who
died August 20, 1895, we're held In the
Sugar ward meeting houie yesterday
atll;8O am, before n very large oDr-
gtegaIlUn. The ward choir rendered
sweet music, aud Elders ID. Il. Allen,
r. Y. Taylor, Il. u. Young, John NJ,
Whitaker AMI +. a. Clhwson made
consoling aud appropriate remarks. Al
the request Of ths Bishop Elder i. a.
ClawsOn read from the Book Of MOI
mon. Elder George Atbuckls pre-
nounced the bonedicliOn. At the cl0Ie
VI the service the remains were yiewcl
aud the olrlege proceeded 10 the GENE =
terry, whore tho gave and contrnis
were dedicated ny Elder Robert A.
JTe,
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Personal Paragraphs.

Miss NJ. Williams, OF Augusta, Ca,
II -. ,hu Cullen,
Il. II. Jones, OF Brigham City, is stop.
ping ut tho Walker.
Il. l.. Trans, Of Omaha, Nob., is a
knu,siofd guest
W. a. Buckhou', professor at tho
SiGe College, Pennsylvania, IL At the
Tompletuu.
Allen G. Rragg, Of Reno, New, rogis-
tered At the knulslord today.
NJ. Rink, travelling jowolry mau "
New York, Is u Iemple,on guest.
Judge j. $. Bproman Is down from
Ogden and At the Walker.
Miss lrma llcllprin and Mr.. q. He'll.
priu, OF Washington, anu Mr. Angus
llcIlprm, NJ PhllHdOlphin, arc guests ut
the Walker.
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In the European Mission.
TMaicnnial star dng IL

President Author IL, Lunl left Tor
The continent on Friday, July 90, to be-
gone ssgsTsl weeks. Before returning
hs will visit tue conferences OF the
Netherlands, the Swiss Sud German
and the scandinavian Mission.
ReleA'es Rud sppoin,ments-Elder
+. a. Hush has been honurSbiy ~
leased from laboring ne travelling Ell
der Ia the Turkish mission, to return
home.
Elder Thomas 8, Newman haS bseu
released from lab1ring ~ travelling
Elder In the Ohoi,enham conference.
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REPUBLICAN DAY Al SALTAIR.
An Array Of Eloquent speakers and a
Fine Musical Program.

This Ia Republican DAY at SaiA.f
anu It will not be the fault Of the
many hard working and iirelots c.m-
miilees II the affair il not successful iu
the highest degree. Trains have iuu
to aud from the LA.e hourly since
noon ami have carried many passel-
gen.
Tue program IL an Interesting one
both irum plliIch au! musi'sl
standpoint. Its rendition was scheduled
to begin on the big pavilion - 4
o'clocs this Afternoon. IL Is - To-
lowe.
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Rnons and BOARD.

II sidents OF tue city who desire to
lake g legg students as boarder, CT
who have furnished or uniurnisLe j,
rooms lor rent, will do well to address
The undersignud, stating number and
sex of boarderu desired, numbtT Of
rooms, location, term etc.
WILLARD Dose.
pflnuipal Latteg-.gy saints College,
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Missionary Party.

A farewell reception Ia to 10 given
honor oi Elder Alfred &. Meyer,
prior to his departure for Germany, In
The rwenty.hrst Ward meeting house,
on Thursday evening, Aug..0.7, at S
O'Clock. The program 10 n Unnicc At
rsngement Of songV, music, recilalions,
addressvs, otc.
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Under the glufc %! Tine electric hghL
al eight D'ci cN, MY mcmugfl o. the
Oquiffh hnmhlrnu CLUB, accompanied
by tue LltC con Jrum GORE are "a
D. c'ed ~ give al exhibition OF iaucy
ami worn after which daucing viii be
flLumnu.
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Wou,au's Press Club.

There will be special meeting Of
the Uah womau's Press club, nj the
HomgHs Exponent ,fiice, Tuesday
morning, Angus g1th, AT niue O'Clock.
BusinUss Of the utmost importance ~
be considered. J.. Is. WELLS,
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COMMERCIAL.
aAIr 80 .LLAnINa nousR.

SAIL LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
Today'A clearing houSc exchange
smOuntoi 10 S-bIsNj, same day last
year, $751; a-5.
TODAY's uuOrAuONS
New YORK. - silver 6Js, lead,
$3.50.
LUndon.-Sllyri, 8uli.
ORE AND uuLLIOS.
w. 5. McCorulg, & 90. received 10.
day; silver And ioad ufes, 81 ,lbO.
Wells, Fnrgn a e., received tony:
Penn. bull u, sIsj5.
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J II. Harris respectfully announces
~ the Republicans o., tho Thltd iudi.
cihl uisifict Of the state Of Utah that
he will be- a can 1ldate Tor the Oiiioe VI
District Judge, subject 10 the nUmina-
lion by The Republican judicial o0n.
ventiuu NJ said district.
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Quorum 10 Meet.

Tho Fily. evsntn quorum o. Seven
ties will meet this evening, iu tie
Eleventh Ward Meeting hUufv. A
iu!i attsudni cuis desired, NJ b.siuCss
VI importance In % 10 tfauhaC..u.
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HERE'S ANOTHER.
HERE'S ANOTHER.
DRESS GOODS SOC

We have taken dress goods from the shelves and put
them ON the counter at Soc not piece worth less than co., and
hey run to Si.25 per yard, one price, soc.
800 Pieces Wash Fabrics assorted things put the
at 1Oc.
silk Embroidered Handkerchefs for &c each
Ladies' poo and 2c Swiss Embroidered Handkerchiefs 12o
Ladies' lOc and Doc Swiss Embroidered landkerchie 25c
Ladies' and 100 Swiss Embroidered Handkechiefs 33tc
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prrrlncl prImarN Chnnge.

The iime Tor holding the Democratic
primary In the Filth precinct has been
changed to Thursday evening, Aug.
29lh, at 1880, at social hall,
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The next rcgular examination o.
te1curTs Tor tue public schools ~ Salt
Asa. County, will be held In the I'M
vcfaity builIiup, $3.50 20. me-, ayL-
day, So TENDER 2nI, 1906.
-. %. ANS,
Chairman - ard 81 L hammer.
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and has bssn appointed 10 lau9r ~
travelling Elder in the Birmingham
conference.
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EWBROIDERIES.

Our stock Of Embroidcres put in stacks at past
about half what they worth.
Ladies' Wrappers, 81 and S1.25 goods, for s 80
Ladies' Wool Challie Tea Gowns SO 20, for $50
Ladies' Muslin Underwear, you'll be surprised
Boys Cheyot School Waists, for 90
Boys and Girls Cloth Caps, for 10
Babies Embroidered Hats and Bonnets, 10
our stock of Boys 75c Waists, Lauudried 80
Mems zoe Babriggm UndershIts, 20
MEMS 50c and 60, Fancy Socks, for 20
Mons zoe to 81 20 Ties, Tecks and in hand 20
And hundreds Of other things not mention.
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DO Not DELAY!

The goods will stay the house prices put them.
For instance, have taken about 30 Ladies' jackets
ranging from $500 to SIP 90, and marked them
price, Sl75.
Again. another large line Of Jackets, fashionable goods
marked Is follows:
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