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Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-02-07

Ill - N treaQln8 IN
deal OF Vaiuaoie 'llne had dis
Henrietta's footsteps, but she
enchanted Mr.. Gibson, and lifted a
horrible incubus off the family shoul-
ders. She was really far too good for
that stupid, muddle-headed son of
hers; still she, the Duchess, supposed
that title was an infinite attraction
to born democrat, So things were,
after all, not SO very uneven. Then
she took up Claudia's letter. "Dear
child" she murmured, as she broke
the seal.
"My dear Duchess she read, and with
each succeeding line her dismayed astonish-
Longlands before took the irrevocable step
to the altar. don't want to say anything
nasty or mean, but, really, never did care
about the Duke; only accepted him be-
cause thought you'd make up your mind to
have me for daughter-in-law; L should have
made him perfectly miserable If l mad mar
ried him. Mr.. Gibson finds, too, that he
made great mistake in thinking he cared
for Henrietta. He explained it all to me,
and am quite satisfied. He and are going
to be married befor- Advent. l shan't mind
having saddler for IA father-in-law. Yours
always, CLAUDIA PUTNAM"
The Duchess threw the letter across
the table to her son. ''Read that,
Southdown," she said; "we've got
Henrietta out of her scrape most
splendidly."
1t really was too hard on the poor
Duchess. st. Paul's.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-02-07

silverware belonging to Queen
s table would keep her from
for the rest other life, if the
the worst. It is valued
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-02-07

railroads have decided
tracks, and will go
ley are tired of paying
" kill" explains the
ne.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-02-07
Exports Of Domestic Products.

Harrison, 1sss-ss, annual aver
age. .4.... .....-........,,- 1891 ,0S1 ,727
Cleveland, 1S94-95, annual aver
age. .................... sSi .3O5, SIS
Annual excess for Harrison. :. s5s,77e, ,ls0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26
Highest Of all in Leavenng Power Latest u S Govt Report
RN0!H'A'I:!I! R RsxdssF
ABSOLUTEEY PURE
ABSOLUTEEy PURE

eXefclse Judgment, 90 that whom the
draught IA 90 strong and chilly 10 a. %
cause people 10 draw wraps around
trsm, tic hanukcrchleis about their
neoHs, OF hold up bats 10 protect their
hssds, there should be prompt tc.
movAi OF the cause Of discomfort. In
meeting like that, wollbrod people
will suffer great desl OF iuc0nvon.
lenco, even 10 the extent o. fitking
serious Illness, rather than leave the
building; but they ought not 10 10
placed In such dilemma. In large
audience " ~ not pfsc.icable TO cali
the Intention Of the presiding Ciiicuf
10 the fact OF discomfort rom ausx.
cess Of either heat or colo; hence the
jAnitots should be on the alert TO die.
cover the true condition themselves.
Now that the cold weather IL Of hand,
this matter should receive ~ mpt anu
effective attention, that there may bo
no excuse Tor ttEying away from tho
rabernscle meetings In the fear that
Que " likely 10 contract cold IA the
large building. When windows afs
lowered TO reduce the temperature II
should DO little al a time, aud not
bottled down hAf or full ieugth At once.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26
SWELL SUITS.

We sell YOU just as fnc clothing as
there Is sold In the United States, We
sell just as stylish clothing iof swell
dfcsscrs a. there IS WON. We frequent
~ have men say to Us: 81 have 20 have
my clothes all cut over, and so and'su
will almost make a suit over for the. -
Who PAYS Tor having u made oven Mt
so.and so' Nit Wen guarantee 10 III
you with 40 swell suit OF clothes as you
ever saw, but we won't make Il over.
Il won't need tive dont cary that
kind Of clothing. Bear la mind that cur
finest suits are from ftS 90 TO !3s.oo, and
you can save $500 TO $1,000 on a suit.
Don't get these tine suits mixed In your
mind with suits iron anywhere else M
the same price. They are the kind Of
suits YOU ''gct made over" at ssS 90 to
f51.ol We sell elegant suits At 1000
to $3.50. Just as good as the $500 to
sso.oo suits you read about: and We sell
suiH-all wool cashmere suits for 81 %,
thal-say. why don't you come here aud
see what We are doing' That Is the way
10 make money
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26

An is.ton car Of gslena ore caue In
from the FISH spriugs district this
morning.
The ore shipments from tho McIn.
tosh sampler, Park CITY, tor the past
week, amounted to I'm 1850 pounds OF
lille over $50 tons.
The enterptising Park Record comes
out this week with iis mining an
trade tuppiemunt--four pages OF In.
teresiiBs matter whion II adnonishsi
tho puoiic 10 tread, heed anu scnu to
friend." Park Cily and her mines
receives exhaustive attention, a page
OF the supplement being devoted to
that subject. Tue II cord will Lore
nothing In lie attention TO the camp.
Boise S,ate,man; specimsns Of
quar,z were received at the Mimi {
Exchange yesterday from the Willow
Greek district. A ninety p0un piece
OF quartz cane from tue BiItndAy
mine which asaAyH sl20 In gold, 81
ounces In silver anu 70 per cent leAd.
The Silver Wreath mine also fufnisht d
specimou which assays sl4l Ia gold
and silver. These specimens were
furnished by u. ID. Brown.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26
IN MINING CIRCLES.
n, Stock Hafksl Firm but Transfers
Ftx and Far Between.
s,lts OF nEncuR ASp MAMMOTH.
n,,,,,ss Ra'h r Hull wuh III, nnils
and Bears IL the rii--Tid'ngs
from 9lnghsm aud Park lily.

The call Of mining stocks on change
,,t,y va. not at all replsIe with trans.
49,. Two sales being the totsl number
,ssofied while the bulls and bears
,,mained In the pit. The stocks dealt
a. were mefour and Mammoth. asmill
hisok OF tns former changing
hands Of 50, while the latter found
t,hsr Of half thousand shares
tt2.O:i, NJ which figures the stock
,smslned NJ nm Offering, with 81,
,lrOuely bid. The Sunshine stock was
Nd for ut 81 22i, bat holders main.
t,lpsd degree OF ffmnsss aud refused
10 lot 90 under $3.50. Utah could
nave been bought at 81 ~ while si.O6
Va. the closing aud beet bid.
while the call OF unlisted properties
failed to bring out business. the stocks,
taken ~ a whole, remained ffIn.
sunbeam whs tho fret 10 make u.
apfearauos snd was an Offering NJ 20
esnis with 20 freely BID. Swansea WIS
held by possesprs al 81 57i. while the
stock brought out bids u $500. South
avausea stool At Sl.20 asked, with
fllO bid, and Lucky Bill was offered
At IS cents per shafe.
Tue closiuR figures were ~ follows
Listed sTooKA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26


Tho Shutter bfJthrfr, leasing the
Levant, which lice below the Henry
NJ, have streak Of lead carbonate
that carries $50 IN gold and 80 ounce,
silver.
A 2Oion Jag OF fine looking tuck
was shipped this week from the
MoTfis-Lovend,le lease, on the Creek
group. The Outfl hAys good body
0i ore, anu believe they are IN ths
main chute. The lease IL on Idaho
Noe. 0 ani 4 claims.
Tue n iluatu, heretofore mentioned
In these columns Ms u prospective DO.
nunEA nj head Of Carr Fork, 10 reported
10 have iour feet OF good ore showing
In thr,c different places. Two teams
Will be KEPT busy hauling 10 the depot
The orc US at present. coming out.
Supplies OF ore nj the tmsllers are
tunniug low, aud they will have to
make new contracts very soon OF shut
Down, We look Tor n better market
next mouth, though thr prrmanency
pi any Improvement Will depend on
llnuenees beyond the immed ate
needs OF buyers.
The incline shalt " the RUBY ma.
live, unasf lsaso TO II. j. Giusou, has
tsAehed 100 feet depth and h showing
lhe vein miaoraliEed throughout, win
AK Oh streak Of high grade. There
10 no longer any doubt Of It's being u
valuable property. and Mt. q bson 10
'onhdent ho could make It paying
2frposition wilhin month n the mai
iels offered an inducumsni.
Manager Holden, while IA bingham
'hla week, statei that there was no
Immediate ptupgct VI the y u jordan
lhl dAlenA Irsuming operations, but
much dvpUnuud on any material ln.
ptoVtment In the ore market giving
PROMISE OF being healthy and psfms.
lehl' Tbs oompany's mlntH have an
lmmeuHo tonusgs Of ore out. IL will
not DO sArrihcel.
MoIe orc IL being shipped from the
oIi Ielegfaph At present than any
Whet bingham mine, though consil-
hAhle IL hOlsIed ~ the Dalton d Lark
10 result Of doynlUpmen WORK aud
mllpeu 10 clear the bInr. The dumps
Tue Old Telegraph leases arc all
!eAutu, sud there Will 10 business fOr
me ltAmWay whom orc eau be m0yea
va decent m rgin.
Iho new Last ChAuoe mill having
proved very gratifying success, the
WAhtkeinent mas been encouraged TO
lu' tnu mlnes Ia connection la shape
et .uu extensive production, anu 10
NV euu considerable preparatory work
IA progress. The loser outlet OF the
10y Chauee mine, known As the
nut'eh luhnel, 10 badly uaved from
WY ul.u.t, as 10 alaJ an upper tunnel
lhn LAet Chance. FnBy are being
NAhel out anu rellmbtTed, aud a
ueW TACK ~ beius laid In the uDpor
ne' The whole group IL ultimately 70
20 eperated through thr Brush tunnel.
hNkloy and Jasperson are sinking
IA lhe PnVnogrAph, on Clipper hili,
ilu getting some fins Ealsna ole. Ii
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26

tho usral preliminary exercises Psof
J. II. Forbes, priacipal Of the Amoii'
can Fork schools related In mot
graphic ami entertaining msnnet bis
experiences on trip from Bangor q
Calcutts In 1860. His description Of
the vatilus ocean phenomenA were OF
such viyidness, ne 10 enhances the
tuAchefs' conception OF Gull stream,
trade winds, ETC., while the pnluls
Of Interest concerning the ff1fk,
albatfos, "hooby" flying u h.,
tho Island OF Crylon aud the
inhabilants, were eagerly iotlrd
iown Wy tho teachers 10 be use1 ny
the teachers in their respective glasses.
Tue speaker carried bis hearers ''acfos.
the line," around the ptrllous Cape Of
Good Hope with It, chopped seas and
lott them iu Calcutta, the city OF pal.
aces, with the ptomile Of a return
voyage at some distant daio.
superintendent Chtlsisnson pre.
secuted the tnbiuct Of hfithmatic IN the
grammar department; Mrs Hili OF the
u. OF u. the numbots Ia the primary
department.
% foassemblipg the association was
favored with Annie Laurie by thtee
Of Blnnl v,llo'a Nightingale, the
Misses Packard, Hawiey aud Cun'
miugs.
Prot whitsley introduced bis sub'
icci, Tue Student, tho State and tho
Teacher, by humurously referring 10
his days q oouftship a. tue Cape nj
Good Hope leading 10 tue United
States. lie considered the student A.
endowed with divine intelllgeucc. he
thought that only those should be cm'
ployed 10 teach who recDguikt III 10
dlvi In diligence aud have impt D.
faith In It's boundless devotion mont,
Tue next tetslon VI the U. &, i. A.
will bu hell at Pleasant Grove tho sec.
orI Saturday 10 Novsmbef n.
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rHlMsLEs
A hrief but clear Description ~ How
They Are Manufactured.

A iirief but clear Description ~ Itow
Thsy Are Manufactured.
The ihimblc Is Dutch invention.
and the first one wAF mldo in 1854 hy %
diyerlmith named Nicholas Van ncns.
cho,cu Originally Il was called "thum.
boil, because IL was worn ON the thumb.
In making thimhle- tho gold and ~.
yer ingots arr rolled out into sheets OF
the desired thickness and cut hy a
stamp into circular pieces o. any re-.
quircd sise. Thesc circular pieces are
bent into thimblc shape by means Of "a
solid metal bar that Il Of tho same sire
n the inside u the Intended thimblc.
This bar IL moved by machinery W and
down Ia u buttomloss mold 81 the out.
side Of the same thimblo, aud each iimo
the bar desoonds IL presses one II tho
circular pieces or disks into thimblo
shape.
Whom tho thimblc IL shaped. the next
work Is To brighten. polish aud decorate
II. First, the blank thimblo h fitted
with rapidly revolving rod A slight
touch Of u sharp ohisol cuts a very thin
shaving from the end Of the thimblu.
second ohisol docs the Same ON the
aide, ~ a third neatly rounds on the
rim. a round uccl rod, we'll oiled. IA
held against the surface Of the ruyoly.
ing thimblc, aud Il IL thus given a uico
polish. The inside h frightened and
polished In q similar manner. tho thin.
bic being held In a revolving mold.
Then delicate. revolving steel
wheel with Tniscd, ornamental edge
h pressed against tho blank thimhlc
and prints the ornament seen just out.
side the rim. Another steel wheel GOV.
cred with sharp points makes tiny In.
deniations all over tho remaining blank
surface uf the thimblc
Tho last operation IL to wash il thor.
ouRhly Ia soapsuds, 10 brush Il care.
fully, aud II h ready for my lady's
workhnskot philadelphia Timcs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26
WINTER 0VERCOATS.

i7.so TO Gas. oo-yes. even at IS 90.
Tue Ovcfcoais will wear well and are
stylish cut. The Oyefcoats at IS 90
are IN ligh, and dark eolors. The over.
coats al iIo.oo and Ifs.oo are Of black
or blue MELONS OF Kerucys, and are
silk.sewed. Any reasonable man will
be satisfied with the Oyercoat We sell
him-aylish cutting chafactefizss them
all. Al are tailored, not simply sewed
up. To be sure, the higher the price
the more hand work Is put on the gar.
mcni. and the stulls We use are honest
clolhs-and honest cloths are pretty
scarce In these days Of shoddY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26
CHlLDREN'S SUITS.

Busy as bees, handing out our 81 90
east iron boys suits. II could MI be
othclWisc-to sec Is 10 buy. Think VI
the biggest bargain you have ever seen
AZ s. 90, end You may have seen as good
"a suit mot setter. Al q % aud $500
We can give you something very hue and
drlssy, something Tor a nice drcsa.up
suit. in plain black or blue; OF II you
want something very nalty, We have
them, ) To 7 years, with large collars,
trimmed with braid. the little coats aud
pants arc trimmed to match, also eolofed
clllafs,
Only lew OF the combination suit
LETT Goat, two pairs OF pants and cap tC
mlich.l AZ the price We are selling
them. they could not last; II is only i
question Of being In need Of that kind
Of a suit 10 buy one, as you cannot ind
fault with the prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26
MEMS SHIRTS.

Speaking about Shirts, there's no.
thing In the line OF these garments, Tor
business or evening wear. that We don't
show, Our ColoTed Shirts especially
are all the rage In Salt Lake City this
season. The colofed ones at 50 cents,
with soft fronts aud staTched collars aud
euiis, make a very neat shirt, the ones
at IS cents are made OF better material,
anu the workmanship is much finer. the
81 90 ones are made by Wilson Broth.
efs, and that OF itself Is a guarantee
that the goods are right, the making is
right, and the colofs arc right. We
start ia our Colored Shirts with de-
tached collars aud cuffs at rs cents,
worth more. but that Is our pncc. The
si.oo aud 81 IS one will wear well, look
well and wash WE'LL the ones at $3.50,
with three collars aud pair cuffs, are
worth fi.7S, and then you get an extra
collar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26
REGISTRATION RECORD.
H. Voting strength of at isk cay
ani ,ouniy VII b si,7Gi
Ibis Year.

Inquiry At tho county clerk. ON .
was made today az to the mlsslug ~
cial registration CANVASS OF tbr uiEiy.
fltsl precinct with the reply that The
agent was yet 20 hear from. In tue
tabulAted statement that follows The
figures Of tho sixty'nrsl precinct ITO
estimated. Tho record shows total
regislratin OF 1881 pefsons M ,nr
city, 0,OSb belng men an $500 ben
women; ia3 10 tho county, 3.e35
being men and $3.50 BEING wcm .
The total Tor city AM c.uHty r".rYus
% T6i. The resis,iaiiln by ~ cin i.s
10 ne follows:
CITY paECISCTA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26

II an old discovery, located twenty
years ago by the notorious Bill HES.
maB. He was attracted 10 II by mad.
log a boulder u galooa III tho gulon
below, that weighed neatly a t0r.
Mckearnan and partners ate also
getting somn good ore between the
Phon1gfaph .ud Ola Clipper.
Years agU u iat wac iound on CLIP
per nil that a-sayed 10 ounces gold 10
the ton, and the old Clipper mine gave
up elmO ore that went ounces In
gold and 600 ounces silver. clipper
nil II oil rigbt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26

Recently Inquiries worp sent out by
the state department 10 consular officers
m Europe asking for information con.
corning tho commercial product called
tootorium, which Is described as fol.
lowsi
TootUrium consists of galvanized
iron web covered with a golatinous sub
stance and is translucent but not Trans.
parent IL il described by manufac.
turcr ~ substance that. first. can BE-
bent without bging broken; second. Is
both tough and flexible. third. IL not
soitencd by tho rays OF tho sun, fourth.
Is nonsoluhlo; fifth, IL not affected by
severe cold; sixth. b. bad conductor
OF heat, seventh, b. we'll adapted for
roofs on account Of IT, extreme light.
ness; eighth, when exposed 10 the sun.
IL loses its original yollowish color in
time and becomes harder aud more dur.
able; ninth, can b. made, by very
cheap process, to initiate stained glaa
M such manner that IL cannot be- dis.
tinguishod from the genuine article;
tonth, can be- cut by shears, nailed to
wood aud transported without danger
eleventh, can be- easily repaired In case
II Ii cut; twelfth. doos not break, and
thirteenth, Is well adapted for factory
windows and skylights for hothousos,
market halls, vcranda., transportablo
buildings and for roofing,
Tho consuls state that IL IL sold in
small quantities Ia a few places, but
that II il not known to the general pub.
lie aud rs u commercial product f. aull
an experiment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26
ALL STYLES

Except past styles ind a place in our
stock. Nothing proclaims seediness so
much as a battered old ha, tha, has two
claims to merchandising worn out
and gu, OF style. The following prices
talk Tor themselves
a Mans good Soft la, for SOC, sse
aud sioo.
AtsLoo. g. 50 and s2s9 We have
lull stock 1T Fedotas. G. \ K. aud
Railroad Hats.
sua Hats at si.oo, sLso, ss.so and
$3.50.
Boys Hats and Caps at sse, SOC and
7Se.
We always have complete stock ct
Stetson's and Knox Hats. You will
ind our Hats are NJ least IS per cent
cheaper than you can find elsewhere IN
the city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26
MACKINTOSHES.

rs easier to prevent colds than to
cure them. It's easy to catch cold dur.
INK cool OF faiuy weather unless you
have something To keep out the wind
aud rain. A macintosh Is Just the
fifht ihing 10 have-it answers for a
light ovefcoat and a rubber coat. and
looks neat, stylish and dfcssy. Our
s. so macintosh other dealers sell Tor
- 50 and advertise them as great bar.
gains. The IS 90 ones ia black and
blues ATE made from a vefyn|ec worsted
cloth. and will give satisfaction. The
&, 50 mackintosh has an all wool lficot
outside. SO no danger OF is fading.
The $40 and sis ones are beauties, the
greatest OF care Is taken In making ii
must be 80, as We guarantee every coat
20 give perfect satisfaction.
We have some boys maekinioshes al
$3.50 and 500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26
Needs Atlenilon.

when there T. d colo cas,rfly bte'
blowing, the opening a the so1,hca. q
window. oi the rabsrnaoc, NJ wac
douo daring Sunday EVENING" moot.
ing, aud turning cold draughi on
sevsrAl hundred people, rivins 'hom
rnlds, Ia n foolish prooaeding. Frssh
air, aud plenty 81 n, Il needoi - a
building where Thousands Of people ne
assembled together, hut lanilors thoul !
use their powers oi observation Aul
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26
SHIRTS TO ORDER.

We have started Custom Shirt De.
partmen,. We guarantee 1T. Our
prices are as low as any out.oitown
house. Give work to salt Lake PEG.
pie by leaving your order here. Ladies'
Shirt Waists made to order.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26
SWEATERS

Have become necessity with the
miner, the prospectof, the farmer. the
hunter, In fact every one who has TO be
out.oi.doou IN cold weather. Even the
boys at school have 10 take back seat
on the playground u they are not the
happy possessor Of a sweater.
MEMS all wool Sweaters, black,
navy, matoon,.,..,.,,.,.,,,..,. ~ 90
Mems all wool Sweaters, black
blue, crimson, white.,..,...,.. 30
Mems fine wofsted Sweaters,
navy, blue, white, black... . 30
Mems fine Worsled Sweaters,
Harvard or navy sailoB",.,, 20
Boys good heavy cotton Sweat
efs. black, tan, mafoon..,.,,.., 30
Boys all wool Sweaters, black.
blue, maroon .....-... ,,...,.., I 90
Boys fine wool Sweaters, black,
crimson, blue....",.,.-,..... 20
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The Best Advertisement
Ever Written-m

Couldn't e all the good Stock couldn't
here You won't appreciate these things until you've been
you've CLOTHING HATS AND FURNISHING
GOODS found out by that the lowest Then
you why Clothing Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26
REFERS.

Ne ciuy a very large stock OF reef.
trs IhcY have cons to stay--the boys
Ike them, the mothers admire them.
We have them at D. So.f5oo aud i4.oo, in
Do ur' not expensive, and are warm and
t,blN The very swell ones at fS.oo
lni 90 90 are beauties-how they set OH
the hitlr ones. Wen, they arc young
but once; Why shouldn't they look well
mud dress warm
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NJ Price, ]. P. GARDNER, i Main ''' Street, rs
SALT LAKE WIRE MATTRESS COMFY,

Manufacturers Of Woven Wire Mat
irosses, Spiral Springs, Iron Beds, Wire
Cots. Old Wire Matgresss- fe.slIsiohed.
r. EBE NnARDT Proprietor.
i6J.lTl South gtd Hast. Sal lake City
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26

5eveuty.hvs shares " Mofaur. at 81
cer shai,; 900 Mammetu ~ fs.O29
T0lil Shares gald, $40.
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UNDERWEAR,

Our Underwear was selected with
that care shown IN every department
Each line was bought only after looking
carefully into the makeup aud wearing
qualities. We buy direct from llctoues
price is given you.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26
BOYS 0VERC0ATS
AM REFERS.

hoys from 20 u years are apt to be
very hard on oyetcoats We sell the
good Kind, the kind that will stand the
hardest Kind Of wear, aud what Is more.
We combine style with these good.
wearing qualities. We DO not Claim our
cape oyeTcoat at s. so Is tailored OF
lned as well as the ss.So ones, but We
DO claim a great deal for the cape
oyefcCatsl u s. 90, "a 50 aud Is 90.
They lIc Atwood. made very nobby
braided aud Fixed up 10 give the over,
coats o. style aud finish You might pay
81 s, Tor an oycfcoai. but II Is a ques.
ID loo % you could find anything that
stuld wear better or look more stylish.
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Utah County Teachers Meet.

srRIsGviI.LE, Utah, oo,. "a, 1895.
Tho Utah County teachers assem-
bled In convention here today. After