davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03
Nottingham Lace Tidies-Cream
Color.

9x9 inches. sc each 9x13 inches, ..715c each
12xl2 inches 1212c each 6x24 inches. 25c each
12x1S inches ...15c each 2Ox 60 inches. .75c each
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03

WINTER CAPES, heavy black
ooucier deep storm collar, full
sweep, "a inches long, a good 0 900
warm. wearable winter wrap. AT DO
Hale Each
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03

1915 LADIES' UMBRELIAS-Cov
with heavy mel sh serge, natural ~
wood handles 26-inch frame. On sale 4 4,
this week ....... Ia
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03

LADIES BLACK COTTON HoSE-Fine
combed Maco yarn, warm feecef
stocking for wet-weather wear, high OSC
spliced heels, double sole and to- 20
SIecial this Pasr
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03

CHILDREN's BLACK WOOL HOSE
:, lected Saxony yarn double merino OEC c
heels and toes A stocking like this viii 10
save many a winter cough. At HaIe's.. Pair
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03
MAIL ORDER.

TO FOLKS IN THE COUNTRY
Would you become better acquainted
with style and fashions for Fall and
Send for a copy of our new
Mailed free. Orders filed
with haste and speed. One price.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03

WHITE ORIENTAL LACE, inches 1c2C
wide, the 25c grade, will be on sale lO3
this week Observation-Disclosures. Yard
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03
Hosiery.

Three 25c Trade-Leaders at Hale's
LADIES' NATURAL GRAY ALI~WOOL
STOCKINGS - Pure as gold, soft as
fleece, warm as toast, fine ribbed, spliced CE G
heels and toes, the 35c kind. On sale all 10
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03
EMPIRE KERsEY CAPEs.

sweep, "a lncneS long, a good Gs =. 90
warm weareble winter wrap. AT GDp-
Hale s. ....... Each
EMPIRE KERSEY CAPES
slaShed velvet collar. three cloth
straps around bottom, a natty a. 40
little affair for winter wear, 20 IL -
lhcneS iODg. AT HsleS ....... Each
GOLF CAPES, to travel In. easy
to slip on, warm and a good WIN
Isf @1ed dOmeaRSn eher6ss hoo dSf nsd 1ns Sh Snf
striped silk. AT Hale's........ Each
OUR FAMOUS $500 TAN
JACK ET, the fall styles inl Flv
ont, high collar iulaid with vel
Es ad sI' 81 4G hs s. Co gSRst PSPg $3.50
IN ;. +. AT hale'S ...........- Each
HALE'S 81 so BOUCLE JACK
ErS, we ask you to comp-re,
egantly lined with black silk. O.T5O
fly front, high winter collar. At ID -
Hale's. s............- Observation-Disclosures. Each
BLACK FIGURED SEPARATE
SKIRTS, 4i4 yards wide. perca- C $50
line lined velvet bound. AT ID -
Ha e's........... ...... .....--..... Each
OUR S5 90 BLACK SKIRT fig
ured brilliantine, tue most popu-
ss Rs f*6s made as aHd ''Sff GnSny 4 $3.50
Hale ................. Each
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03

TAMBOUR SQUARES, easily washed anC
always pretty sizes 32x32 In, hes Prices 3Sc,
soc, csc. 75c, S5c, 81, ST. IS and L 81
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03

TAMBoUR 10 YLIES very pretty sizes 1l1
IL inches Prices 10c, 121sc, 15c and zoe
each.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03
FANCY GOODS.
TAMBOURS THE RAGE NOW.

A complete new line of Tambour Goods in Bu-
reau Scarfs. Table Covers, Shams and Doylfes'
Little prices for opening week.
TAMBOUR SCAKFS-Neat as wax, size 2Ox54
inches; prices soc, 6Oc, Use, soc. S5c,
9Oc, 95c, 81 90, ST. 25, 81 so, 81 !
and = 2 90 each.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03
Three From the Lace Departme

LINEN ToRCHON LACE, 1s4 inches
wide, Will be on sale this week at......
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03

this week Observation-Disclosures. zach
200 GENTS UMBRELLAS-Heavy cot
ton gloria covering, fast color. grooved O0C
frame (2S-inch), natural wood crook OO
handles on special ssle.............. Each
200 LADIES DRESS UMBRE LLAS-
Blue and gold ball handles natural
wood stick, groOved frame, steel rod, O0C
26-inch. The neatest and ii. htest little az
umbrella in the market. ON sale. Each
100 LADIES' AND GENTS SILK
GLOhIA UMBRELLA S-Steel rod, o. l g 3
solid frame, 20 % inch natural ID -
wood crook handles. on special sale Each
100 LADIES' SILK SERGE UMBREL-
LAS-Dresden china ball handles. Ga so
Paragon frame, 26inch steel rod silk ID l. -
tassel and cover. On special sale.... Zach
1U0 GENTS SILK SERGE UMBREL-
LAS-Paragon frame, black horn
handles, 2S-nch, S eel rod. t2sse and cp .. OO
cover. light and strong. on sale at U =
hae '...-..'..-..- --...........-..'.-. Each
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03

LACE COLLARS, Vandyke points, 6 1OIC
inches deep; worth Csc sale this Z2
week at....... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Each
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03

ALLrSILK MORE RIBBON, the newest
autumn shadings. the kind you paw
Csc for, S14 inches wide at Hale's
his week
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03

Good fortune in punches. An
autumn harvest of the very new
est needableS.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Autumn Notion Novelties.
Many bar
HANDKERCHIEFS.

Opening Specials. On the Tables.
SCHOOL KERCHIEFS, &c
edge in blue, pink or red neat wax y
on the tables ,,....,............,.. Each
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03

HUCK TOWELS. all linen. fast
sewage, lSx36, coloIed border,
1212c grade, the opening blast
from linens this week Z
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03

BLACK FIGURED SEPARATE
SKIRTS, 4i4 yards wide. perca-
line lined, velvet bound. AT :
Ha e's......
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03

SWISS EMBROIDERED. with fine I
Valenciennes lace edge, dainty ker-
chief very snecial -. /
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03

OU If You Pay More Than Hale's Prices
Yard You Pay for the Privilege
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03

HALE'S 81 so BOUCLE JACK
E rs, we ask you to comp-re,
e egantly lined with black silk.
fly front, high winter collar. At
Hale s.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03

MANUFACTURERS SECONDS at
sacrifice, 4056 handkerchiefs In all, 10C |
slightly damaged, the entire lot the lO |
table to- morrow at Observation-Disclosures. Each
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03
Two From the Ribbon Section

ALL-SILK. SATIN AND GROS GRAIN
RIBBON. 2 in ches wide. fancy coluTs
and all desirable; a bargain and no (
mistake
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03

hI4N W y II II OA y O-N
FLA MEL. A firm. heavy,
staple grade; a solid bargain:
not the fiimsy sort, but good and
thick and warm and dura BILE.
Very special at Hale's
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-01
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Cullen-H. d. Rogers, Kansas City;
j. V. Higgins, Nephi, Utah; Walter
James, Black Rock; Z. Il. Robinson
American Fork; j. t. Campbell, Lehi;
l.. Q. Embelman and wife, Mary q.
Zimbelman, Boone, Ia; IL. Morse and
wife, Colorado Springs.
Walker-J. Booth, city; d. IL. Griffin,
Washington, ID. o.; b. b. Kelliher, city;
u. A. Bellington, j. ID. Simpson, Spring
City; w. l. Layton, John Flint, WIZ
liam Flint, J. d. Harrod, Layton; b. +,
knowlton, Jr., Farmington; W. s. Sim
mons, Boise.
Templeton-Mr. and Mrs. r. Williams,
Miss Mamie Williams, San Francisco;
w. III. Chewers and wife, ii. IL. Spencer,
Ogden; MIR. and Mrs. A. S. Possons,
Cleveland, Ohio; NJ. McMullen, Boston .
Knulsiord-Elias weinreicb, DAYTON.
Ohio; John CARTRIDGE, Misses Nan, Jean
and Edith CARTRIDGE, w. b. Kriskerson
and wife, Chicago; Herman Carroll and
wife, Chicago; Harry Burton, Salt Lake;
j. @. Ball. Chicago; Charles a. Richard
son, st. Louis; A. l.. Muller, Milwau-
kee; John ID. Ryan. Denver; George II .
Champ, Logan j. A. Murray, Butte,
Montana.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-01

lexCept its lloltion. As results have
turned GU, II promises to he mag
al ficent inveslme I. Prospecting va.
b gun by the new pruptletOfs, shd
, b ut a month ago, under mass o.
chsnpafal and almost on tue surface,
q ledge Of high.Etade re two feet wiue
was discovered. Since then shalt
has been sunk TO n depth VI 3j feet, the
ledge has increased in with anu
value, the Ors running over slOO n
ton, uiilling value, while tns assays
iatRe y exceed this amount. The ore
IL noe "apeclmeu" ok, but Of the
highest rade OF milling, tue quatz
being sprinkled wlth has datK SUI
phurets, aud in every case the sui
uhufUts ate ace mpanlel by nee ore.
There is an absoi ute abseLcs VI oUarse
gOid. Hosting works are TO DO ut once
erected on the pro- efty auI its dove
rpmeut pushed as rapidly ~ y ssible.
Inc cha 1 Win be suuk to u dtp,h
100 feet tetOre levels are turned Huu
duven, ana II the stijAtH c ntiuuts IN
depth and lateral extent tie Inrantu u
VIII lie one Of the most pr fital lie mIu-
lSg properties in Tuolum q c-uIiy,
which can BOAST Ui RIwui!e.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-01
NEWS OF THE MINES.
4 Fair Days Work By The Brokers In
The Pit.
ADVANCES BY BECK AND MERCUR.
big OffJr for a Gold Mountain Mine
Wyoming Copper Find-Lxcite-
ment In California.

The stock brokers did a fair day's
work in the pit OF the exchange
today. trading being In good shape,
although ut not over-encourSginR
ngures. Two or three Of the better
stocks made noticeable advances while
the call as whole left securities in a
Hort OF stationary position.
The opening OF the call found
Anchor in the same old place, a dollar
being bid for the stock, with no offer
ings at any figure. Ajax picked up
strength, but not sufficient interes;
attached to 1t to bring out
TRANSFERS. Bulllon.Beck had q
bid of $S.O5 with offerings at
SS.35, the stock making decided gain
over yesierday's best figure. The
Days were featuteiess ami Galena
made the fret sale, 100 shares being
allowed to change hands al 971 cents
share. Geyser aud Geyser. Marion
were stationary, while Mercur piled u.
strength ana was bid for at S7.35, with
the stock as an ouerlnK AT SOU.
Mammoth WIS low, but notwlthstand.
ing this, the stCcs SOLD fairly Freely at
Sl.62a, ut wnich figure 1t was CLOS
ing Offering. OHlariU mad biIJlng aud
asking figures OF sS.l5 aud $50 re-
spectively while Oid Jordan
had Its customary bid OF $40.
Sunshine remained 1 iowiy station
Its best bid being 223 cents, with
Utah In very similRi position, thai
stock selling at 80 cents anu bid Tor t.
the end 81 9sa cents,
South Swansea was the first called
for in the unlisted class and received
bid OF SLIGO, while the stock could
have been purchased for 81. Swansea
was lower than rmerly, thus
unintetestIng, md Northern Light
eubscribed to the days trading by
putting forth 100 shares at IS cent?.
l. tie Pittsburg was strong and solu
1T 81 cents, while Lucky BIZ was au
Offering at 20 cents win no hide.
The closing figures were as follows:
LISTED STOCKS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-01
A Young Mining Expert.

Herbert 9. Hoover young Call.
feruian has been selected by the LON
don firm OF Betwick. Moreirg aud Co.
to superiDtend the development OF it.
West Australian mines. Mr.. Hoover
lie o graduate OF Stanford University.
and i,r several Seasons served IN The
United States geological survey. More
recently he has been assis ant TO Louis
Janin, the widely known miuin.
engineer, aud has exported several
large properties on the Pacific Coast.
The Arm which has engaged Mr..
Hoover lie among the strongest sggre.
gations OF English capital In the golu
and silver mining business. 1t has
properties in all parts OF the world,
loo uding the United States, British
Columbia and South Africa, but lie
especially interested In the mines Ul
Australia. Berwick, NJ reirg & Co. IL
the most prominent oil all tue English
firms engaged Ia the development anu
operation OF properties at Coolgardie
and other districts in West Australia.
La each country 1t has an Inspecting
engineer, who is the local heal OF It's
mining operations. Mr.. Hoover will
have from twelve to fifteen mines
under his direct supervision.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-01

A strike 10 reported in the Crown
Point ground at Manning in tue Mef-
cur district.
Considerable mining ia said to b..
going on in the vlciuiiy OF Silver Rec
IN Washington county.
The 500.horse power enGife for the
DE Lamar property In Nevada is now
in position at the mi g.
1t ia estimated that A laska's pToba-
BILE goli output for 1897 Will reach
SlO,0OO.000 AZ agains S6,0000OO Tor
$3.50 New strikes are being constant
y made in that country.
The latest from the North Star gr up
Of mining ClaimH lying nearly twenty
miles from frisco, ia thiR State. IL TO
he effect that there Is a. ore showing
which Q yes values Of 24j ounces silver
and SIT 10 gold to the ton.
A number Of Salt Lakes enterpris.
log young men among whom are
Joseph j. Dayues Jt., John g. Cu,irr
Jr., and Edward e. Jenkins, ar. r..
ported to nave invested In 10000
shares OF Sacramento stock, formeriy
the holdings Of J. S. Lakln.
Shoshone Journals: Postmaster Col
tharp Of H4gremau was attending
court in Shoshone this week. He in.
formed us that there were more placer
miuors working along the river low
than for years past and all with good
results. The gold bought and shipped
ny him last month amounted to over
s., 600.
Idaho Falls Register: @. G. Taut-
phaus re urue from n trip to Noun.
tainhome n Sunday last. He came
along the river, being SIX days on the
road. He says that between 2, 900 anu
$500 men are working along the bank,
OF ,Snaks river, between American
Falia ami Bliss, placer mining. Some
OF them are making from $3.50 to 50
per day anu some from SO to $50.
Most OF them do their own cooking
and do not average more than seven
hours day working. Many OF them
are working with rockers, but all
claim that work ON large scale would
be u success.
Boise Statesman: II. II. Leonard
Sr. ia over from Silver City. He re-
ports thai mining prospects there are
very promising. Mr.. Leonard was M
charge Of the Bonneville mill until 1t
cloEe1 down. He states 1t isnte OF
the fiutst ever buill.........J smp Hutch
insou OF the Trade ID liar mine is ex-
pected 10 arrive from Dehver in a 70 p.
days. He has been east. IL ia ru-
mored that he will take charge OF the
Florida Mountaiu company upon his
return for Col. Dewey aud his CO.
owners.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-01

Joe Kelsey the lessee OF the Pearl
mine, is IL from Willow Greek, say
the Boise Statesman. The cJnuitiu N
OF the ROAD Rendered travelling Tor y
wagon impossible d the distance was
lraversed on loot. He states lnothe,
ricn strike was inside in the niue on
last FRIDAY, al the emu OF IA 45 foot
dri { runni. & from the bolt m OF q
DO DOT shaft. Nh. Kelsey anticipates
luere Will be fume cJnceBtrators anu
sRmpllng works put In the district
TINS CONT & season. He has secured q
lease On the Rsd Warrior ana wall
nave a large uumUer OF men at wotk
as soon 0s the weather VIII permit,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-01
VALUABLE ,opPER FIND.
A. q. bullock Discovers n Rich Veil
ON Lake Crock. wyoming.

A. q. HuIiocl DIscnvsrs n Rich Vein
ON Lake Creek. Wyoming.
The Saratoga Sun gives an exten.
s,ve report OF the copper strikes made
III the Vicinity OF Saratoga. The report
states that A. G. Bullock was In
Saratoga Saturday to record q copper
claim, upon which he has been at
WORK for some time, ON the south
branch OF Lake creek. He has just
finished the assessment work, anu
brought In piece OF quartz which 10
strongly impreg mated with copper anu
cOntaius almost as much OF that metal
az the ore from the Battle Lake mines.
de says the leaf Gus across the cOun.
try and can be traced for some dis
tance. 1t was sixteen inches wide at
the top and was two inches wider at a
depth OF rTelve feet. The ore from
this claim 10 very like that found in
Lutikin Brothers. claim ana others
near 1t, which are situated four or five
miles northwest Of 1t.
The copper vein found by Nj. Elem
ming and his cons, which Is ON the
south fork o. Eucnmpment, imme lie
ateIy ati lining their ranch, 10 prObah-
ly one OF the mos valuable finds MAZE
In that line the past TOUR or five
montbs. Ii is well down out OF tn,
hills, ia at least five feet wide and
gives evidence OF containiug copper
enough to make ii q 1ine property. In
fact, nearly all the recent finus, bDtA
In Grand EncampmeDt district an In
the Lake creek regions, are OF copper
LEAFS, and the probability OF stlil more
and better finds OF ike character being
male, a. soon as the snow disappears
sufficiently to admit OF thor ugh
prospecting OF the mills grows stronger
every day,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-01

From Carson. New, comes the news
that 1t has been learned that eastern
capitalists have bonded the immense
copper mines u short distance rom
Yerring,on,some II ~ miles from er, +,
and are to build mill and smeIters at
once. The opening up OF the copper
industry In Nevada promises to exienu
further, as there are several fine mines
in the state. One OF the Richest camps
in the state was that Of Csndslaria,
but the ore was SO rebelllous that II
was impossible 10 work 1t 10 profit.
Many experiments have been m ade ny
the English company owning the pro, b.
erty anu at last success has Ose
achieved. 1t is expected tina. a 100
stamp mill Will be erected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-01

Thirty Thousand offered for Half of
the Advocate.


the Advocate.
A New York syndicate has recently
offered Messrs. Moore and Sny or
$50, 900 for a halt interest in the AID.
vocate mine, stipulating that $50, 900
OF this amount should bs used by the
gran,ors in opening up the mine and
purchasing q plant, says the Rlchfielu
Advocate. Moore and Bny der, OWL
ing several other good things, would
prefer to either hold on to the Advo.
cate or sell 1t for straight cash; but
nevertheless they are considering the
New York peoples proposition. Al
yUCate readers will RENE IN Der tn at the
Advocate mine is just across a little
guch 800 feet from the Miller AMI its
owners feel able to prove Its vein the
sauae Gs the Miller's In sizs and values.
Work on the Miller is going OF
merIily. Ten men are Sinking the
ths I, now some 10 feet deep, and fvr
The last sw days nave been drifting.
AT leHsttwBlve Gold Mountain mines
will have forces OF -nen actively en-.
gagged In gGuginF after gold tn sea-
son. A low setSslHts places the
number OF miners TO hage eE2ploymen
on Gold Nj uutain BY tho Grst Of
August Al $50.
On account Of the now deep and still
deel ening CHOW on Badly, nothing lie
being done In the townsite matter.
Recorder VIM. J hnstuu, VIII was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-01

White aud Sons com pany offer to
the publ their sincere thanks tor the
liberal patronage beslowed upon them
during the many years they have
lone business In Salt Lake--and take
this means OF Informing their pRlro .
aud friends hat tuey have sold out
no business conducted by them to the
White Mercantile company, no will
h reafter conduct the business at the
old stand. We cheeriully rec amend
orr succ .ssor. IS b,ing In every wsy
O mpeientto give unqualified salts
{ ct'o b. We ask prompt settlement
OF all accounts Que Us,
WHITE & SONS Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-01

An English mining synd cate, in
when Luid Suueisy and Sir Bacnt.
Cuusru are leading M mbeIs anu wit,
whym Mr.. Reddlng anu Il. A. WIT
see are ass dated, came ACROSS an iuIt
mine named the TarRniula la.
autumn, says the San Francisco
Curouicle. Itis Situated a lie south.
west OF Tuttte,own, IN iuUIumne
county, on the mother 10 e. Tue
after act led them to fer he owner
T.. G. Ffi-uee oOuUfs, Price
slightly below 500, 600 for the property,
which had Hnthiug to recommend 4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-01

Rlcbfleld last eek, says the average
depth OF the STOW oil over the GDld
Mountain portion Of M. Badly Is
eight feet.
Charles V0igt, the original or iector
OF the townsite movement called on
the Advocate Recently. Mr.. Voigt Gays
Gold Mountain City is sure 20 and
that foul weather alone 10 able to delay
Its builiiug,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-01

g nsiderable excitement has bee
caused by the finding OF number OF
pi, cts OF pure gold In the RincOu hills
near Santa Rosa, Cal. A few dsJ 3
ago o number of pieces OF gold-oearinu
rock were found which assays showed
" be very valuable. Monday uiteI-
noon Mr.. +. White found number
o Pic OF collaborating quartz. Elk.
perts claim that this ore can be mined
with DfufiI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-01

One hundred shares OF Galena at
971 cents per share; 800 Mammoth at
sl.6.1, 100 Utah at 80 cents; 100
Northern LiRht at rs cents; 1000
Little Pitsburg at 81 cents. Total
shares sold, 1900; selling value of
stocks, 1881,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-01

Kenneth Dunueir n, Stock ana
Mining Broker, No. l6l Main street.
TelsphoEs No. SOS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-01

Richard l.. CoIburIi, stock Broker,
I ON 70, 10 ". eeo Ii ~, Ieis. go.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-01

Pseiy Il Lowe, 10 W. 2nd Sou III
STOCK, MininF And Gram Brokers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-01

Taylsr B o., Ia ". 1t South, Stock
aEa Real Estate Brokers. Tel. 1855.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-01

Up.to-date soft bosom. with
starched bands are very fashion,
able and comfortable. We have
them in all shades.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-01

a strike 10 reported In the Crown
Point ground at Manning in tue Mef-
cur district.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-09
l..

2eonie ma6te on benz WOrgsn na6
benz gaQ iOr9iGltig SOilette. Sbr
Spie9el sei9te ibr, wie perdnoert lie
ausIab uno ollie lire Vemilbungen, oas
gu pe~rber9en, iuaren per9eblI6. Sbr
8eIi6tsausoruf mar ein anoerer aes
poroen, lvlo es lag etwas oarin, mas
Ii6 9ewiB ME wieoer perwii6en tonnte.
Saop Eanibatue ia9te ibr iOba!o lic
oas 5riibltidsSimmer betrat, oaB oas
Set ibr wobl nibt gut betommen lei,
uno Neup SaD iab iie 10 %erltaunt an,
oaB gsonis ii6 mad Dem 0runoe
Ira9te.
,,Su iiebit pie cine 9einidte Sllme
aus, mas isblt Sir?" mar Die ant'
mort.
,,@as meinlt gu oamit?" rief Seoz
ME bsitig. $50 ueritehe ni6t, mas
Oh unoeutsn willt, bride DID bod
oeutli6sr aug.
Drip Sap mar eridrOden. ,.2leblte
geOnie," ia9te lie, lid meinte nlbts.
oils Oub gu miioe ansIisblt nno 10 blaB
biit."
2eonie GrQerte ii6 iiber ii6 ielbIt.
,99ie fam i6 MIR 10 thOri6t uno aufs
0erc0t iein'" oadte lie. ,,uno cine
barmlOie 4euBerun9 glei1 ais NHtla8e
nu''n'O'iCr."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-09

,Seonie," mieocrholte Sir @oroou,
..ruie lang lit mir Die 3eit 9ewOrOen.
SD ireute mid iiber jcoe Minutc. bic
perNinQ, uuo bod mar ih roller So1.
nun9."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31
DAVIS COUNTY TEACHERS.
An Interesting Programme at Farm
ington-Trustees Meet.


KaysviHe. Oct. SO.-The monthly
meeting OF the Davis county teachers
institute was held at Pennington to-
day. The programme. which occupied
both morning and afternoon was as
follows:
History Of Education. - Periods:
early Christian, middle ages and
renaissance by b. W Whftesides.
Literature, Irving, by
Miss Adah Roberts.
Drawing Miss Brotherhood Of the
University of Utah.
Speer number work discussed by
irwin Fisher.
Nature study. November work. By
Mrs Hattie Il Miller
Miscellaneous topics.
The school trustees of Davis county
held a, business meeting yesterday and
discussed subjects of Immediate in
terest to their various districts. The
county superintendent expects to call
the trustees together for consultation
regularly in the future.
The Y. l.. Nj. l. association gave a
ban in the Music hall last evening
During the entertainment there was a
sonG. Hearts" by Mrs. Erminie Jar
man. a recitation. Not On the Pro-
gramme.' by Mrs. Minnie Barnes
Blood, and a song 10y Alfred Edmonds.
The West Layton meeting house will
be open for services tomorrow after
noon for the first time