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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31
PROVO.
FIRST ANNUAL NttTlNe.
or me Sons and Daughters Of Pioneers q
Utah.

Saturday the .gih inst. one ~ tha
plrasnnteat met.nrH imaginable was
held IN the old Tabernacle IN Provo. she
occasion being the frrt annual meeting
Of tho sons and Daughters W the Pll.
urrrH. The meeting was addressed by
venerable men, whose lives have been
spent Ia developing the state and max
Ing 70 "a beautiful home Tor their chill
drsn and descendants. and beautiful
music ana words uf praise from The
younger portion Uf the audience made
dad The hearts " the veterans ana
serve 90 unite nll together In bonds u
love and sympathy
There were about four hundred people
present 90 the forenoon meeting, which
opened at no O'Clock, with Hon. 4. -.
Smoot a. president 0f the meeting. The
audience SANG "My Country It's Of
Thee" and prayer was offered by Elder
/ David John, chaplain u the day, after
which an Instrumental selection was
given hy lrppers1n'a Juvenile band
President siuuot In briof but earn.
est address OF welcome, explained thr
object 81 the association o. be- q union
~ the descendants of the Pioneers uf
| Utah, Tor the purpose nf Keeping green
/ the memory Of the noble mon ana we
men who frHt settled our beloved state,
] ana 90 gather aucluragcment ANA ln-
Hplraiuu from iN'il Ntluf ana falih
l 20 perform the duties 0f Ire In a man
nor bsnttlng the SONS aud daughters 0f
I such hpnorrd and honorable pircntage,
Misses Ramsey i'kr ana Ward sang
/ one Of tholr beautiful selections,
! Pioneer iialH1n Walker uf Pleasant
l drove. spoke ln ID most Interesting man
! nor NJ the travels ui ihe Pioneers, and
] related Instance showing thr faith N
] the people in their leader, President
/ brigham Young. The speaker had come
| Into the valley on lhf -3fl ~ july aud
| The following day President Young
came In, Those who had come thr
/ previous day gathered around h.a car.
/ rlagv To learn VI his condition, uH Do had
been 100 Tor some time. President Young
looked az them ANA AZ thg country, and
said that this was the place where thHy
| would stop and build "a city. Elder
] Walker. Ia rslatlns ihls Incident sAld
that ne was somewhat surprised, as Do
had about made up his mind that th.s
wasn't the place, A. ihls lime M o. axe
era family consisted Of himself and nis
wife, Now be- had seven of
eight sons, four 0r daughter,
and such host OF grand
children and Frolt- grand children
that he ala not know their number
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Miss Emma Ramsey and Mr Kirk
ham favored the audience with "a beau
uful duct.
ProrIdtnt Partridge spoke cncourag-
ugly 81 the good that might br accom-
rUshad By the association n that OBJ
l.ct was kcpt iu Wow and of the great
IHlors that huu been performed BY the
rpueern and nll the early settlers Of
the State.
Niles RUBY christensen gave a plano
solo IN very artistic manner. rrcsi-
dent Emdit then invited the audience
tn 90. banquet hnl in thc has ment
whore tables were spread FOR about
two hundred people. with "a delicious
luncheon provided hy Che Provo mem.
hHrs N The association. As there was
NOT room for nli the guests at once tho
HHHtH around the banquet tables were
nilod two ~ three times hut the supply
0f cdIhlcs seemed inoHhHustihlr ANA all
were bountoouaiy provided for
The afternoon meeting WAS opened
with another beautiful cong by the
Misses Ramsey. Ward and Pike. aud
Mayor Jones in hiH most falHlu1uH
style addressed the audience. mlnglug
iuihUf with u1stry 'n speaking ~ tho
auncrinra and The tril. th' perseverance,
nrc The fntth ~ tn early s.tticrt iie
0aed hy reading an Urs met POEM un
ilc piuu srrH. comuiasl hy himself tr
tb" Jubilee of 90
irt',fF were sct1 rur prsttni
'DHcrl D. Smith md 90 .yass.r Nais
expressing regrets SHAT circumstances
TrfNu tt their attendance. uui -.
/ e,tl Et nr the tcdf.fut'tH ~ tna ~.
I uacfs M the 0bttct of thr.r tsrpciniis'
roFhard and rync, brothers. quartet
/ r".f's,d on. u thcir flN1r's selection
/ afd rnai 1Hded GO Gn encore
John a. Mciw 90 Cove sV'lu.
I co. elton of "1h t.uHF u'fisfsn
/ fuH FuHulborg favored tho audience
| with re- violin solo. which mot with
/ fl tuth FAVOR tina, 900 encore Wul
I HIVan.
J Pioneer Myrln TanuCf n member ol
I the Mormon battalion. gave H briel
speech rotating lntorUHtlng experience
lu the battalion ANA BOZ Doe early Hot'
Element Of Utth. IN which be- iiupresssj
I unun h's hHifcfH the benefits that TO-
suited Go the generous ana those VII.
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ABSOLUTELY PURE

were willing 60 share their acahty sup.
piles VI food wish their brethren wul
hua none. tHd were willing lu help
trose who were m1rv unfortunate than
themselves.
Miss sarah Jones gave o. beautiful
vocal selection.
Mr John q. Colirln gave br.cf h.s-
tory of the organization, Nn.ch be had
been requested Co. uHH Die unI fts Co
bring about by Pioneer Henson Walker.
that h. hal FHt about thH work iu she
best OF bis ability and with the HFsltt-
aucc % Pr slleut Reed smHlt, Chtuu-
cgy ThumaH ana others. iho present re
rults had born. de- fH.t fully tt,d Cor
all she time DE- had sp'nt Ir theW1fk hy
the splendid rrsuItH as shown ln ihla
meeting ana hoped the day was not flf
distant whgu The association would
number members u every Stake of
Zion
Hiss Annie Pike read a beautiful
poem from her own pen D dlcltel o. iha
Pioneers.
Air smoot thanked those who had
suken au active ptH iu organizing .hH
arFncilti1n ana arranging flr tho meet
lur. and after three hearty choafs flf
ihc iluncerF ON motion ~ Dr. o. w.
Taylor, q selection from Bnshlfd ana
the meeting closed.
Arrangements flr the next meeting
was lct o. "a comm. tIUr o. ClurIat ri
one member from each town 100 ihd
county who're tho association has d
membership. and a vote W thH mont.
lnr was EvUu ln favor nf Spanish
Fork being ihe place FOR holding 10
About seventy defendants nf the
Pioneers became members during IN,
noon recess and after the ment.ur hi
aubscfihIng thuir names tIItht c1n4tliu'
Sion.
The following Pioneers were On 20.
trndtncei Henson WIikU- sr Levi. y
Kendall. Aihsrn HphcIok. Htimt smith
lsll AHhCr1fU ThmuH p1ulHuu edward
LaVln'a fulimor Arhcnft william =
Harris. Harriet Fairbanks Douglass
I El'gn CiUmmera Kendall. Dana El
! drnigc moot Julia Ann Turner Elem
Ink. Iael5 Fouls. Jane Park Jones
/ Michael w. Muisn. Iuth.au Ayefott
] GrHfHc ~ M1tHrn. james. Oakley. Mrf
/ David Fairbanks. Susan j.. tuchat
! VIM. ~ Fairbanks. WIN. FarrCT Mlfiof
] Park Vincent
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MARKET REPORTS.


chlearn oct I--lIpgs- Esimated
reocipi8 t0day 90 0lD3 left over, i,a0s.
gtronr 30 De-. higher
Llght. fg.a5uSA.3L
Mixed. a. l0ug3.sO,
Heavy, $500 fAsl.
Raurn. $500 81. 90,
Ylrksrs, sll0ibGgli.
Caffir-R Receipts 10000. Market al3w
but generally zoe. higher.
neaves, tl01Wi5.a0.
f,lwa and iieifFrH, filidN.50.
r.xar Steers. tt1bGf1s).
Westerns. S1.50m9t,G0
Snckers ana FtcderH, 5000 $3.50
shrt,.-Bocopis 1900. Market weak
30 100, lower,
Nat.ve shoop, h.75GNCO,
westerns. Yl.s0nflaa,
Lambs. saibAsa.fb.
San Francisco oct sL-Wheat nfm
Dec. l.2s -. cash. Lag l-2
harley. easy Dec, 1876 o.
Chirhro. Dot 3i.-Deeunber whs,,
opened az 60 "a, declined 90 G5 ami M.
ma % 60 l-S.
CLOSE. wheat-oe,, GO IS; Nov
&C g-s, Dec, 90 a.; May q vs..
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BURNED TO tE,TH.



About 3 O'Clock p. m. on wednesday
tost Ueok. the e-ycar-old daughter ~
nfr ana Mrs. John Earlcy was burned
d, death while roasting potatoes at a
,,mpare left IN The roud uy lImc men
hat we're travelling
the particulars ui the case are nH
follows. The little r'ri Mary Ellzu-
t.fb In company with her yuuugHr
r.ster. Eetar. and her cousin Elsie.
osrs playing together. roasting pltl-
fn.s M the campfire as stated above.
t.hen Mary unfortunately fnll back
Nard mo tho ire Her clothing was
M nii ahlaze. ami her screams soon
attracted the attention of her oldest
brother who was SOME distance away
u|nvInr with some other boys. tie
ifua TO her NJ soon nH ho could, aud
ln seeding the nnmCa. he threw hef In
tI water ditch near hy. which soon
put tbu fra out. iic md his piuymatps
ibsn Took her down Co hIa Uncle Toms
rIarr. near hy. where her mother was.
fu was then done lot her that could Boz
done. and Dr. Alruirf. VI S. Charles.
wna arut f1r. SIR. Farley. who was up
In the hills. was sent fur ana arrived
home about dark that evening Dr. Al
rulre arrived Thursday evening una
did nll he could for the little sufferer
but she was beyond medical holp. and
NE o'cio.k Friday morning. death
came 10 her happy relief iiur back
was burned dcrr ami one ~ her legs
was 20 badly burned that hu could not
boz Htraightoncd whom laid out. her half
was nil burned On and hur arms bills.
tered. -l,andniph Roundup.
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ns flHt ar % gives 1ut De- h.lnE rHu irrI
by new The most important work. lt
present De- ln ihr north drlN nf thn so
level UHfk Veinl. ~ hif hrnn driven
800 feet. and 40 face 10 mixing H nue
showing. having m1tenllly Improved
ln the past two nr three days The face
Is $40 orc. aud h1s a Htrolk ~ Inches iu
foot wide of s1'id rilona outside 0f
this Htrrak the ore Garlic ~ Co ~ per
cent copper STOPPING iH ffnrfrHsinF In
this level. ns also no Other points. ana
thr output flr shlumrnt fOr October
wifi exceed that ~ Ilsi month, which
appropriated 600 tons Thr working
force at present is twenty. mrn.-
bingham Bulletin.
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Mrs Avn srtns.

Silver oiA; lead. $50
Tho Mamm,th dlvieni ~ iso.olo
WIN bo paid tomorrow
The now King mill NJ Park city ~
fast nearing completion.
a resumption H. about 10 b. iuaur-
urntod nt tht MaHtachuHyttH mine az
Park city.
During ihe week. shipments from Tin
dc amounted tn ii0 rlra " ore. cars
% concentrate and - bars uf bullion.
4 strike of ore averaging ~ ounces
Ia gold has been made IN the famous
Republic mine located az Republic on
tho north hair ~ the C0lylllc rcHcrva-
ton. state of Wauhinaion.
c. l.. Dlgnowlty ls now practically
In control uf the Little pliiHhurF. tho
gentleman having taken un option on
the greater part nf tho C1muHuy'a
stock. the igure being cents a Share.
The Park Record views with suspicion
the reported flhuiously rich gold ninn.
fifteen miles from khmiA b. Summit
county. aud says that the parties al.
legged 90 hs CONNECTED with ihr discovery
are hauling lumber. hay, grain. etc. 90
Park city iud pickinF W. a few huncri
pennies O. SEE thom through tho winter,
entirely unconcsTnnd about The immrnaa
wealth that Hes almost Ia their door
yards.
Park Record: While nothing official
" given ont, u VI an open secret that The
ontario company Will cease wprklng
taliinEH ln The Mnraac mill in u ffw
daya Next Monday the teams win quil
hauling. a cleanup Will be- made and
the mill put ln shape 10 handle ore from
N. Ontario milne. A few days shut.
down viii b. an that u necessary foi
this work, ana then ihe music Of thf
stamps viii hr continuously heard, "a
IN days % yurc,
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LOCAL MARKETS.

salt Lake CITY. Utah. OCT a. isgs.
POULTRY.
below are Wholesale buying nE.
ut,u on poultry, butter crrs and
cheese, The selling hgure u 10 per
TherG r. nrht demand TT
poultry. with prices declining ma
uncertain on account n th0 open
iug Of the game market
head ana feet on. bring figures a. fol-
lows.
Turkeys, por ~. ..... "','..,iag II
llrnHss ,s.s &c zee. ss ''s'''''''ss u ~
kgunirfh ..,.s 's.ss. ss'''''''sss. ~,
RprlnE Chickens. per doH D., ,.fiu 32.s0
nuTTER AM CHEEFE.
Dealers report the butter supply weak
with ngnrca gritlnE nrmeri
Creamery butter. per pound ..,,,.. 10
Dairy ..ss .ss,ssss ..sss''ss'' 'ssssllu'l "
Cheese, Utah new ....,,,,sssss.,. 90
EGGS.
The egg market Is stin AZ present.
ana there ~ good demand Tor tho
pradup, now quoted 40 $3.50 per ease.
GRAIN.
Uheat-s0 u 90 cents per huahel.
Oats-ti.OO III sos per hundred.
COMO cents per hundred
Cracked Cofn-si.lO pr hundred.
Rye-G5 cents per hundf,d.
nrnn-6Q cents per hundred,
shorts-70 cents per hundred
JIAY.
timothy 1iooo per ton.
Nired-gS00 per ton.
Alfalfa-sd.oo per ton
FRUITS.
p..ghrs ave fftUfl caily out Of ths
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MINING STOCK BUSINESS.
ACTIVITY AMONG THE fAvOHTtS'
~, the -Four Aces Resumption Of '"'
retro sensational r'"''e s'r'he
Miscellaneous.

r.,. week on the exchange opehel
lie, s,ecks In good shape hHura''.ep
,,sstlng. but with the demand slsnuY
go owing no doubt TO the unpie
t.ri,i activity OF the wcek pei''e'
,,,, vlthai the day was not haa On" On.
D, roln, Of trading Il surpassed ,he
- done generally. tho talos
~, uniting to $500 shares VITA q Ae'-
u- value OF ft6iisJ.
rour Aces started the iradlns by sen-
.t from 2ph 90 ag9t cchts.
hf gr,nd central took a
In the proceedings nhd
M 60 90. while Gulunn put W
~ t,,.s.-g10 nj q ceuia and 100 ny
.l,b Inc stock remaining Ia g9o9
.,.rd around the figures qulieA a.
st..,ur and Mammoth were lnifn gNh.ile
fr ra trading W. concerned uu'
- Mammoth displayed hn active
t.td.ucy aud made uanfieia nv ~
Ft1 % couiH The last nuHl'i u" vs.
~. b.rn referred g., came from Sac
,.r..8ta. TO- shares goinE u announcer
o., ~ ,enta a share.
r,.ebInr ci1us No. 2 Nalco was hfAi
,.fi.i fsr and sold freely nt from o.
Il, ,srir. the latter figure beiug thg
-, nd f1r the stock Chloride
r.,t remained In good demand az
ID ~. but none selling. the hrpkerl
.i down 10 Little pittshurE whers
,as sbars changed hands, some ~
"a. e.rfr and some NJ aH. Joe Row
~ s,bItitsf considerable strength IN
~. III q cents. while Golden Engl'
go, trsrsf.ra between Z and Q cents
"a nespr Wan dealt In NJ t2.1h bul'
r.nrfk Tunnel was IN demand a'
me figures. and sales were mad'
st0tg IL cents. with the stock frm W
u. HdHur rirht up tn the close oI
ths CALI TOTO was called and hal 9
bI aftt cents. me- against oncrinrr oil
h. stock az p-nrurcs TO Tar apart &
make POSSIBLE the negotiation OF trans
fer
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Flannel Prices.


2s.inch camcrs Hair Flannel. In
gray " tan. remarkable good. sue
quality. hero this week per yard.
g.
32.inch Wide Good Weight white sha-
kcr FlannclH, VOL lccccd. the cua-
inmary Zoe Kind, here this week per
yard.
Re
Extra Good and Heavy Sanitary
Flannel 100 yards IN brown only, equal
o. the best ish goods. Here this week
sHe
Very Heavy gi.inch Unhlcachcd Cam
tlu FLANNEL, long heavy nap, the every
day l2'ac quality, here this week per
sJ{e
900 ylrds Extra Heavy Drill Blcachcd
Canton Flannel 10 always before sold
at 2oc. bus slightly a1lled. Must he
closed out thlH week, Per yard,
4 new shipment ofN. wo1i-nniahed
effects Made 60 sell at zoe. Here this
,2Hc
N1n.vhrinknblc Scotch Fianncls In
neat checks and ntrlpeH-uaod cNten-
Hlvely Tor piiamhs-roFulnr retail price
Csc
SIX striped shifting Fhnncls. In
cream grounds with HIGHT colured silk
stripes, the prcttieat patterns IN the
market. well worth t5c. ON sale this
week, per yard.
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Sensational Tiatls strike.

ABOUT ten days ago work was begun
~ Jose knight on the Humbug No,
=. traction claim lying GA Inc crest
~, hullNa Hiil, above the May Day,
irnn.,h JOINS together the liumbuE and
..le fNw' Fmm reliable source
,ssn',s no Intelligence that recently
cnt men who wer running the tunnel
W., st'Nnugh a small body of quartz that
go,S 'g values as h,gh as 81 800 IN
80. me rep1rt ~ true IL means
much to the holder OF May Day stock,
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Tho growing faith IN Tiutic and ~
P-'alMllles ln MINING way, h1a
prompted fhh Tcirl company 20 resume
NNIh 40 ~ pr.prriy "a which q Frfft
sh'uhi of work has been Done uut an
70 nl avail This cnmpany'E ground
a,f NJ four patented claims lying
70 lhr Wesi 10 tha G1iiva. these c1l-
.sl,hs ~ The rolro. Africa. Indian ara
n.'abamh. II location counts for any
ue dlslrlci-,he Tetro has a brlrht H.
w, before o. aud, Il properly handled.
wv N1uhl less come tl the from, ln due
,laln' Air drills are 90 be pui IN aud
eutcuyely.
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c.rr- sc -: Dec. 9 1-20j-S
o,is-o oct. q IL; Dec. % 90.
~ Oct. 7.S5; Dec. 100
oct ass. Dec. asa i-2.
Zoe. A65. Dec. 4.e2 L..
FASH CLOsE' Wne1. r.l. q.
No. Il. esdes. No. 2 hard. &C i-2: No. .
efGes. 81. TlrinVrn spring. giu0N
Nes eigi.2. No. Q ngHng 6i0Ge.
Nc,rr-No. 3. % 3-f, No3 90 Ia
o,is-~5. 2. Is. ~. .. 2idi-2
RyC-s2.
barley 2eaiS
Timothy
TlaK-1.0i.
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rIILLINERY.

We lead the Town IN showing choice
MILLINERY, az luwcst prices Al
thu chic. becoming shapes. most correct
designs. choicest cDi1rnFH are an gath.
cred hero for your picking uut az one.
hair ieHH shan other stores ask n
takes less money 10 get style aud PER-
fecuan here than nt any place in the
city.
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Superintendent Murphy ~ the Four
arl rave 1nt the Information that she
enHlnY had decided o. work but one
fhfi nrl htd uOerriinrly laid on chose
'fH'H}.d ln the other two. Mr. Muir
my r1yH 90 fnnriH reason why This
thIu'i h., bit @ " supposed that the
mn discharged could not hs used I'M
VI me company develops 80 new ore
b'lr more extensively. nni = 90 IN q
position % mako Shipments - fur NJ
Known r1rdltl1rs M the mine are Just
a. ng,0rlHr A. ever.
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UNLISTED s'rocKa


TRANSPORTS or STOCKS
rour Aces. 5000 shares a, .sge.
Pour Aces. 1000 81 23isU.
-Four Aces. 300 az al4c
Grand Central, 100 40 $3.50.
0aIuHl, 900 At CSC.
GuIgnH. 100 nt &C.
Loser Mammoth. 200 % COO.
Lover Mammoth. 100 40 aaLc.
Loser Mammoth. 100 at sYc.
Lover Mammoth, 900 az b3kc.
LNUrr Mammoth, 100 at bGc.
Northern LlFht. 900 at sac.
unlilu HaElr iooo 40 iAc.
Golden Eagle 1000 40 fhc.
Golden Eagle, 1000 az iAc.
tleumruiu, 100 VI Jgisc.
Nnlcl, 200 az zoe.
NHleI, 100 at Ggc.
Nulf1. 100 NJ CSC.
Nllel, 100 az GfMr.
Nalel 100 ~ &c.
Lliilr lfitshurg. 1900 az 9He.
lilr F.tisburg. 1900 at 9Mc.
800 lowers. 400 at aic.
Dexter n CO. M tsS2it.
bullion ReCk Tunnel, i.OOO ni iihc.
lul.In lierk Tunnel, 200 nt iiAr,
l.ullon Beck Tunnel. 300 ni iiar.
seller IN days.
mutton nsek Tunnel. 1000 at iae. sol
Tn'l shares sold. $500.
selling value ~ stocks, d.Gii.sI.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

The local weather bureau gives out
the following weather forecast today.
Rain tonight. Tuesday par.iy cloudy.
cooler.
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kNusEMENIs.

Mistakes win Happen 90 he oitric-
ton "a. The Th'atcr tmlfraw nlehl
The company prescHiiHx % being under
the direction ~ Mr. Jacob Liza Thia
comedy has many attractive features
o. cIwmeut o. ana % d. claimed that
a marnifylug glass would hil 90 oN-
pose q Dry rp.i Do TO-. The fin o. clean
AMI WhIlHg.mr luisuthHIrnuH aH ChHH.
pickHln, fcHuEia CrHmau and Sau-
cttr csuHiHck as eApluuicra q a. %
evidence ~ ihg fact that d Will he enc
i1yahlr. Tho company Will play a three
nighfH Ouglgemrut.
Tho Gra11 viii be- dark this week
until wednesday evening, when f.in-
rfn =. Cafiaff Under the Dome W.l
begin four uishi and Saturday mat,
lurr rrrIErWU The scenic smHria
70 this pl1s afU much better than On r.,
~ Heart ~ Chicago, which was a.rH
40 The Grand nrt week. ara b...Ifs
me lines iegm with pHiriltic foEr
which should make it duuuly Hppfr,
clatrd at The prrrcut lmr.
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BLACK DRESS GOODS.

An assortment NJ 90 pieces High.
Glass Black Dress Goods placed on sale,
Including New French Croplns. I'm.
gIsh curl Creplns. German and En-.
Fllah Fancy WehvcH and Plain staple
SulNnF no tempting Special Prices.
fNriN DrCHEsaE in Black, a
Inches Wide. sink iihrk highly nnlshod,
our standard I.2i grade as long as Il
lasts
OF
pHApBHY SILK. New and Novel
heHgnH. 81 Inches wide, IN an endless
range " CIlgflnEa.
75c' CO. and 60 a yard.
COVERT CLOTH This popular
fabric. generally uHei in aii the newest
mixture. DsNcy Blue. Yale Hue.
Browns. Grcrut. etc. I5c quality Tor
So
COATING gERGEs, OF best French
makes. Gs Inches vide in 90 the lead
lnF color. beet value on earth,
FItENCH uROADCLOTHs. thu
largest and best selected stock. Cardi-
nal, National Blue. New nr1wns,
Greens and Blacks. Special offerings
So, SI.65, SI.25.
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75c and orc Yard.

The original cost W landing these
silks in the unEsl states was $50.
g. un. flf0. $500 a yurdi Yuui be-
Throwing MONEY AWAY 10 you
buy silks ihIn week before InyoauTat-
InE those very startling values. COME
EARLY ~ THEY WILL NuT LAST
LONG,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31
SILKS.

ABOUT $500 yards of HtGtt-CLkss
Silks in lengths ranging from 4 90 %
yards. tn Dee sold nt ONE-HlNtF AND
LESS THAN ACTUAL VALUE. For
rpIt cash wo cl1rDi out che euIro limo
1f short ,nls boo iugu-CLAss SILKS
of che largest SIX Importing House iu
the United States. and viii place on
sale. Monday n1nIug She entire lime,
containing go che late siyies .n EURO.
pEAN pLAIus. pLissE BLOCKS.
NOVELTY STRIPES. uANAbEGE
EFF3CTS. pOMpADurR DESIGNS
ana a fuli range of designs no HEAVY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31
CLOAK ! SUIT DEPARTMENT

The best assortment ~ LtI.cf
fHgkcts lu MACK. fhf New Nh11r1 "
iiluc ifIWn, Tan, Green, etc, o. 90
found in thH "Iiy AZ
$40 Each
Ladies' Tan Covert Jackets. Light
Fur edged. lined. Special
Beautiful variety " ladies' Winter
Jackets LOO black and ull the lcad.ug
clllra. FROM
$3.50 to $40
ladies' Heavy n1ualo Jacket or hchvy
Motion Jacket hatlaIWnly braided.
each worth 10000. Special at
Nohhy. iaunty styles 90 Motions.
K,rseya etc., Black and c1ilrr, from
Sill TO $3.50
Plush Clpca over 600 garments 60
select from.
Chudrcn'H Jackets. all aTcs IA plain
or rough effects, new uobhy styles.
from
Ito $3.50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31

as the vein pitches down the hill and
ths place whore tha ore was encountered
" but q short distance from the end
lines Of that property --Tnuc Miner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31

,. p. Branscoinbe, u Spokane. Il a
capital visitor He BE- one " the own
efs ~ The Cumberland mine nt silver
,hN hnd iH on hia WY 90 pay "a visit
20 the pruptriy. Air Urausc1mbo's
partner has been 90 thc mine continue
nusly and has kofd BE associate fuzzy
advised ns 60 the operations there. 4
Wine has been ruuk i the l0O-fn1t
level 20 connect fUr air. ma the ore TAX
On OUT IN this ana other development
run through au lflstr5 NH. ne went
500 Son when is highly saIlsfnc-
Tory, especially ,u view 0f the prima.
I'VE method uf working It Mr.
franscumhe SAYS iheu h1e rot laan
. pound of ore stopped from the mine.
ThDy NOW have 1900 90 tllH tons in
nEht a mul viii D. huNt IN the
property next apunr. 10 win be huUi
f0r icn HiImf Doe only 1t will bH put
ln nt nrst.--iuisr Statesman.