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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-03
MINOR MENTION.

The Tenth quorum Of Seventy. viii
hold their Regular monthly meeting at
the Ninth ward meeting house tonight
ut iis0 o'clock. a full attiendnnce u
desired.
Professor willard Done % the Lat
ttr-day Saints College will deliver n
lecture IN the Eleventh ward meeting
house this evening. His subject IA The
Life ~ christ. The public u invited
20 attend.
~ 5ls0 tho evening the Book Of Nor
mon class will meet In the lecture hall.
at the Tcmplctpn. The course IA free.
and all who are Interested In q study
u this subject are cordially invited to
b. present.
There arrived at the house OF J. ].
Daynea Jr.. saturday. a line boy.plump
and cheerful, ana a grandson " the
late President Wliford Woodruff.
Mother and child are doing we'll and
father n extremely happy.
Ex-Gow burke Of North Dakota.
United states Inspector OF lana offices
and surveyor generals, 10 In the city
On an Official visit. During the past
six mnntha he has been travelling
through the south. There are quite
a number u North Dakotans In Utah
who are always pleased 10 welcome an
ola friend IN Honest Andy" a. he
was popularity called IN his northern
home.
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on Saturday everlng. october ist' 81
2 O'Clock. Mrs. Elizabeth Harris Ban
Borum Mcbride. a Pioneer o. 1871. died
In this city In the SIN year Of her age
at the residence OF her dauEhier.Mrs.su-
san " Burton. $40 wet second SCUM
street. She was native Of Ohio and
with her husband was one " The nrsi
sftsirrs near Cincinnati and with her
husband me came 30 uttn In the fall
OF 1871 They lived Tor q slime On she
old Fort square and then moved 70 me
Seventeenth ward where 3hoy reside u
Tor several years Then they moved 80
roltie ana FROM there 10 santaquln. a;
which place hor husband was BIshap
Tor Considerable gimc. Rlrhfeid.
Utah and Pima, Arizona. were next
ihelr residences IN turn. ~ the latter
place she deceased's health as Impaired
ana on thai account and by reason "
advancing wears glio was Induced 50
come 90 Ea- Lake Cny and spend the
evening Of her he with hor daughters,
which she dld. Her husband preceded
her 10 the Spirit world several years
ago.
The funeral viii be held from the FIJI
tenth ward meeting house tomorrow
NJ two o'clock Friends VI she family
are Invited
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A MILLIONAIRE DREAM,
A woId's Corner on wanhIp Building W.
iefesls.


Cleveland. oct Am evening pa
per says; one % the most glsantle
projects for the combination OF oapi.
tai is being engineered IN this city A.
IL nothing less ihan 40 attempt to
unite the warshlp building interests
and the armor plate and sun making
Interests of the world Into one great
syndicate. whose Fac .rles SHAH be To-
Gated near Cleveland
Men OF international reputation In
tho financial and manufacturing world
are In the deal .,.,. ...,
rank have been quietly ylslting Cieve-
land. Their comlue and going mas been
Kept as mysterious az possible Ihey
have avoided hotels. fearing puDhciiy
being given 70 their plans. ,..,.,
n 10 believed that every shlpbulldlng
gun inaklnr and armor plate tnhhlhg
flrfn IN the United states has been IN
the negotiations. The projectors elalin
they can raise "a capital " sslV'vVV'vVv
one OF thar fond dreams. which may
or may not become a reality, u fud 20
be the securing " a canal ffQm tho
great lakes 10 the sea, All on United
states territory. The yards Tor hulld-
Ink warships could then De located on
the lakes
Among the Cieyolandcfs who are In
the deal II said to be Col Myfon II.
Hcrrick. president u the society OF
savings. and Robert Wallace, prcsl-
don't of the Cleveland shlpbuildlng
company. Dr. dntling. the famous IN
ycnior Of guns. has been here 10 con-
ference with other men In inc deal
Ills new invention. the Immense sun
which was cast In one piece ~ the
Otis steel works has excited discus
sion In the private conferences. Tho
foreigners who visited the city wcra
taken to the otis works ana examined
the big plant carefully.
Armstrong. the inventor OF the gun
which bears his name, has also been
here. Andrew Carnegie la one OF the
chief men IN the NEGOTIATIONS Robert
wallace II now In the west with sew.
crai uf the foreigners who visited
Cleveland. Before he returns he VIII
stop at san Franchise and the proprle'
tors ~ the Union Iron works. which
bulk the hattieshlp Oregon, Will b.
approached AZ 10 whether they vii
come into the deal
Some time aFo Murray Werner 81
pittAburg, n promoter who has cnEl'
ncercd many deals for Carnegie. was "
Cleveland and took up the great pro-
jcct with local men.
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lions may be made the proceeds to be
turned over by tn school 10 the Ia
Fayetto Memorial Commission TOT
the purpose mentioned.
I'm the primary grades II r. HuE-
reated that the children be requested
to eolici. from their parents or nc-
qualntanceH n small amount-from one
~ ten cents-to be used for the same
purpose.
pleasure In appointing you member
Of an honorary advisory committee.
to consist Of the Hupcrlniendents OF
education ~ the various states ana
territories. and bcspoak your hearty
cooperation b. the end That this
beautiful and significant movement
may reflect the greatest Of credit upon
the youth Of our country. upon their
patriotism and the gratitude of our
people
u should be pleased 20 at once receive
such suggestions ~ may occur 10 you
rs would facilitate the work. II u
desirable also g. have the full and
currcst names Of your governor and
yourself NJ II II proposed 20 devote
one OF the panels % the monument 10
n roster ~ the active and honorary
members u the organization u the
cpmmlsFi1n.
"The distinguished gentlemen whose
names are given In our prospectus ~
comprising the executive commission
viii have charge ~ the application n
the fund and the erection u the monu-
ment"
DR. Park has had this letter printed
In a circular Tor distribution In utahi
and IN addition thereto r. sending out
90 school suporintondenta. principals
and teachers the following letter.
signed by himself Tor the Introduction
for the project here.
"'This ONCE contemrlntes with come
apprehension the result ~ the frequent
calls upon our public schools for com
tr.hutiuuu In aid ~ certain schemes
under the plea Of promoting patriot
lam IN tho rising generation. ~ n
Inclined 10 believe that the frequency
~ these calls tends rather b. suppress
thnt spirit of national devotion than
~ foster u. besides interfering scrioua.
~ with the progress % tho schools.
am, however. Just now confronted
with an appeal 20 strong In its spirit
~ gratitude and ~ love 70 country,
and 90 hirhiy ard honornhly com.
mcnicd and promoted by the chief
legislative and executive offices of our
nation, that I am induced 90 submit
~ purpose and plan o. the public.
private and denominrf ionni schools Of
Utah for their favorable consideration
and action.
" furnish you cory of letter
] received from the commissioner gem
efnl n the United states 20 tho Paris
exposition Of 1900 and enclose niso
prospectus ~ proposed la Fayette
Monument which will explain fully the
purpose IN view and the plan suggest.
cd 70 rcarryinF II out"
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De,,h a. Miss Nav nel,l.d.

Preston. Idaho. standard; The Stan
,nrd il once more called upon 10 record
one Of those sad occurrences which
have been No frequent in our communi.
~ VI late. The death OF a bright and
estlmablc young lady-MiHs May
Fielsted-occurred on Monday mornlng
last at z minutes to 4 o'clock, OF that
dread discuue. typhoid fever which lt
almost an epidemic In Preston. De
ceased was born In Logan, Utah. an
was II years of age tho 9TH day VI last
February
May was most promising younE
lady. was modest and unnssuming ana
hlghly respected by all her acquaint-
unces both old and young, and ia,
announcement of her taking on was
received with profound sorrow and
regret by every one who knew her. oH-
peclnlly among her young lady asso'
Clntcs
Tho funeral was held In the Preston
meeting house on Tuesday az 1880
o'clock, number OF r.Inpathlzmg
friends being present Remarks were
made by Elders J. @. Nelson, n. y.
Woolley, Josiah n, Hickman and
others. Tho remains were accom-.
panied by ten young ladies. dressed
IN white, slN Of whom acted as pail
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LAFAYETTE aoSumnsr.
III. Mo,smsnt Among the School ohh-
dIsn 10 tho Patriots Memory,


DIR. John n. Park. state Huperintend.
ent u public instruction. has received
he following letter from Commits
sloner goncral Ferdinand w Peck
with reference 10 the proposed erection
of the Lafayette monument
"a special commission has heen
formed hy the commissioner general
for the United states % the Paris eA-
p1sltion Tor tho purpose or securing
6y popular contributions funds 10 erect
a suitable monument 20 General Ia
Fayette whose remains now lie In "a
practically unmarked grave In tho
Petit Piopus cemetery OF Paris
~ 10 now planned that the monu-
ment be- built In time for unwilling
and dedication ON United States Day
the Fourth of July, 1900. az the Paris
expOsiton-th thus making the day a
most conspicuous one, both for Amcrl-
ca ana for frAnce.
at II proposed that In the raising Of
funds the schools % America be util-
lied as the agency for reaching the
people and procuring the contributions
and 20 this end l urgently request
that you ask as early az oonvenlcnt
that the teachers and officers VI your
schools, colleges and universities pub
lie ana parochiaO recognize october
the i9tk (the date u the fan u York.
town, % which La fayette contributed
~ Ereaty). as La Fnyettc Day and
that they devote part OF the day
mentioned 70 relation OF tho historic
events pertaining 10 La Fayette and
the early days OF the Republic.
In the higher grades an appropri-
ate program ~ exercises may be rem
dered TO which an admission Zoe
should be charged. or where COLLEGE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-03
TEETH FALL OUT.

Dentists and physlelans malntalh
IN teeth would nnaly drop ous, Rea-
sonable reslatanoe In grlndlng tood,
sifengthens and adds TO the life OF the
trC.h.
Chewing ia qhe method nature In
tondfd IN which the necessary juices
IAN bs brought out OF the gums
These facts werg remembered by tue
originator ~ Grape NUS, ana those
aiate nov N Il possible 20 produce a
food that Il IL an absolute pleasure to
mastlcatc.
ada 10 this a flavor, crisp and salts
fylng. and wei fed feeling after ME
neal, and the popularity OF urape-Nuis
u Is Elt ulfncuit 90 undorstand.
They are made by the iNstum CO. az
Batile Creek, Mlch.
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prsEREr EVENING NEWS. MONDAY, OCTOBER 0, 1888.
WONDERFUL SUGAR RECORD.
The lehi Factory Turn, oul 10000 Pounds
In "a Hours.

The Utah Sugar company again broke
It's record on Saturday. having turned
out 1850 bags Of sugar IN twcnty-four
hours. This ran 30 far ahead Of the
highest previous record. Of i.is7 bags,
that tho superintendent could not ac-
ccpt ID az true until he had personally
NoiIlad the nnurcE The factory u now
considerably over the two million pound
mark. and has only been running TWEEN
ty-two days. The company pald w. dlv-
ldcnd Of 30 cents per share 60 stock
holders on September a0th. ana the
stock has sold since the dividend was
paid at tii.40 per share.
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time he left his native town and jour
neycd to Nauvoo. where FOR several
years he followed the fortunes u the
Prophet Joseph smith. After the exodus
from Illinois he lived In 81 Louis. COM
ing from that place 90 salt Lake city,
arriving here oct. 10. 1912 a carpenter
by trade he took q prominent part In
the early development OF the city. For
many years hc was counselor 10 Bishop
Lytoi Of the Eleventh ward. Later he
served the city In the capacity Of city
sexton and building inspector.
Utah owes much To men Of his
siamp. No hnrdshps was too difficult
for his iron frame 10 Withstand, nor
did ne ever Hwerve hairs breadth
from the path Of duty. He died rs he
had lived q faithful t.atter-dny saint.
and he passes from this life only 20 re-
ceive his weli-earncd reward In the
world beyond. May he rest In peace
TffNu
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Or. Cooke al he Grand.

A good crowd o. the curious attend
cd DR.. Lloyd Cooks performance a. me
New Grand last night Tho bill was
hardly what was expected, hut those
who paid their "smallH admission Zee,
were forced TO confess that the doctor
was quite clever Ia slate writing, mind
reading, tlelng and unticing knots and
releasing himself from the bondage ~
a pair OF handcunE An examining
committee, consisting OF Muara. A. J.
Dursoy. ~. Kopp. ]. H. Nichols and A.
NJ. Davis. closely Hcruiinlzed she doe
tors maucuyors, but they were nyril'
ned, despite their attempts 10 catch
on" TO hla capors. llegular prices pre-
yaltpd.
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OPEN InlIR CAMPAIGN.
Democrats Start IN al Provo TOaigh, and
Salt Lake Tomorrow.

Tho state Democratic committee be-
Gins warinE hs campaign tonight. with
Provo NJ tho place and Hon. H. n. Rob.
efta az the speaker Tomorrow evening
the Sait Lake county committee begins
i'a campaign by big ratification
meeting In the Salt Lake Theastr. with
band and Riee club Accompaniment.
The speakers VIII be senator Joseph l..
nawllns. Congressman W. ". King.
Hon. Frank u. Stephena Hon. Moses
Thatcher. Hon. Fisher =. Harris. state
Aemiusu. y. O. flldeout j. and Matte
Hughes Cannon, Hon. y. 4. Richards
Iudge Henry y. henderson and JudE,
o. W. Powers.
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DolNGs IN THE POLICE COURT

In the police court today Eph Kelly
was sent to jail Tor % days Tor pctt
larceny.
James Mcvay. a bcERar. had sentence
suspended. while Charlie iioTsSor va
Erancy, got % days.
Quong Wah violated the ordnance
relating 10 gambling and was fned $40
and the case against Jessie Doe for re-
fuslng TO pay hack farc was dis
missed.
Fred wcy violated the bicycle ordi-
nance ana was fined q, while the ease
against n. a. Villains Tor battery was
continued until some future time.
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Missionary Reception.

The people ~ tho Twcn,y-sccond
ward viii tender a farewell reception ON
Tuesday evening next TO Elder AlonEo
Haddock. who IL about 10 depart on
mission 90 Great Britain. a me pro-
gram has been arranged and an enjoy
able time II anticipated The AFFAIR IL
bolnF arranged under the auspices Of
the missionary entertainment commit.
tee of the ward. and viii commence az
o'clock. Friends " the young man and
tho public are Invited 20 attend. admls-
sion free
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Sure OF q Cure

II cure Il possible. Every letter will be held
as q strictly confidential communication.
Remember these facts.
We offer you medical advice from one Of
the most eminent practitioners In tho United
States, whether our medicines suit your
particular case or not. We offer you this
advice at tho cost Of the two cent stamp
which Il will take 70 bring your letter To OUT
Office. Address the Medical Department,
DR.. J. @. Aver Co, Lowell. Mass.
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Livery Concern Incorporated.

Articles Of Incorporation OF the
bingham Livery and Transfer com,
pany were alcd with the county clert
ihla morning The incorporaiora anu
their stock hqdlnga ares George ~
Chandler, nosion. 40 shares; a. v
Anderson. bingham, one nharei w u,
sprhgue. J. N. hidwch ana wafer
Wolf SAT- LAX. city, one share each,
rho principal place of business n 90
be Sail Lake city, and the object OF tho
company 10 the transaction OF the orr
binary livery business, with chpltal
stoek OF 80 900, divided Into l,cOl ahareh
81 ma pat value OF - each.
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IN Or. PARRY's HONOR.
Special Work 10 be Rendered IN His Honor
al he 0pen.

DR.. Parry adIudlcasor Of the Eis,sdd-
Tod has accepted an invitation from the
SAT- Lake opera company 90 occupy a
box a, mex, saturday afternoons rem
dillon % she queens Lace Handker-
ohlef DR.. Parry himecif an opcrniio
onthudast. having written several
standard works. ono 81 vnich niodwen
has been presented over 600 Zines In
honor OF Or. Parry'u presence q; she
matinee. Prof Wcihf. director ~ the
opera company, Will render violin So
10 between the acts. Prof Stephens
and others u Hhc El1tcdifo1 manage
ment Will be Dr. p1rry'a Eues.a.
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OBITUARY.
JOHN C. GRAY.

John c. Gray. one Of the early set.
tiers of this valley, passed away yes
terday morning at ioiib. For the past
six weeks he had bcrn confined 10 his
bed with complication OF ailments,
which combined with his extreme age.
finally resulted In his death. lie MAS
born az Salem. Manh., May 20, 1890 and
came OF sturdy New England stock
famous alike Tor sterling honesty and
strict Integrity. His conver.Ian 10 tho
Mormon faith occurred In ista, year
OF the efforts of EraatuH SNOW. AZ this
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-03

In IN. supreme court today afgu'
men,s were had In the caaa % the Vie
Tor Gold a silver Mining company
against the National Bank % the ite-
public, on appeal of brown
and Henderson from an order oi
court orsetting costs also IN NV
case OF Mason sandbcrE against the
Victor Gold A silver Mining company
on A similar appeal both cases were
taken under adylaement.
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nsrnAy rousp NOTICE.

ono hay mare. about years Old.
looks like q y Right thlrh. one black
nnbroken horse. about y years old. left
hind feet white. one brown or dark bay
mare. about years Old. left hind foot
white, y left side Of Jaw. II the above
described animals are not claimed and
takcn away on or before october. 18th.
iSpS, they will be Aoid at city cstray
pound at y. m.
JOHN o. NATION.
P0undkecpcr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-03

Superintendent Millspaugh stated
this afternoon that pupils OF the pub
lie schools who are participants In the
Juvenile Elstrddfod chorus win be ex-
cused from attendance on the day %
absence. and that the principals and
teachers would be 20 notified thlh
evening.
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bearers It was a pretty though
sad sight.
10 ada 20 the distress Of the sor.
rowing home a brother OF deceased,
Edgar. IL suffering from the same dis.
ease that caused the death OF May. the
mother IA quite ~ and the grand.
mother an Invalid.
Brother and Sister Fielstcd are on
Titled 10 and have the sympathy Of all.
and the Standard hopes they may
md relief IN the comforting Influence
~ the Holy Spirit, and realize that
God does all for the best.
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An amended answer was MED ~
Indgs iiilea's court this morning W ths
ana OF Salt Lake County against Geo.
paws The action Va brought ny tho
county 10 secure the condemnation %
a plscS Of Dlvia'a land east Of HOLT
day for highway purposes. corner
of the land belonging 60 MI. DAVIS
h In the line OF highway 81 ana the
owner refused 10 rellnqulsh the nee
essary strip for the building OF the
rad
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-03
Eminent
Physicians

In the United stAissi You can. The phy.
ticlan 10 right here, iio has an oiAce IN the
building. no has staff Of correspondents 10
assist him, and anyone aud everyone, who
needs medical advice l. invited 70 write 10
him. II its baby's health or moiher's or
tho health Of any member o. the family You
may write about II. sure Of a careful read.
Ing o. your letter, sure Of u considerations
diagnosis Of your case,
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u Wa. chniy.

The court rooms and offices In tho
city aud county building were uncom-
fortably cold this morning, and tho
clerks were brinkly rubbing their nm
gers 20 secure warmth except where
flre In q crate Impaired comfort Not
wlihatandlng the fact that the day was
n cold one there was no steam hea1 on
IN tbs building.
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rnAr aoYriL rrrLINo

with the oxilarailnR sense of re-.
newed hoaiah and strength AMI Internal
cleanliness which follows the use OF
syrup " Figs. II unknown 90 the few
who have n0t pfogresssd beyond tha old
sine medicines and she cheap substl-
tutca sometimes offered. bur never ac-
copied by the wkli.lnformod. Buy the
genuine. Manufactured by the Callfor-
MIA Fig SyTtm CO.
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Free
Medical Advice

You need doctor many times whom you
don't call one. You suffer pain IN 6fiy
forms and yet won't call ths doctor. bc.
cause you hope that tho rain will 20
away after a WHILE And. TOO. you know
BY experience. that that hnt visit Of To
doctor Is generally followed by many Others,
with the Inevitable consequence u Big
bill "for professional services You don't
know what 70 do Tor yourself OF what 10 take.
But suppose that you could got free, alb
solu,ely free, the advice VI one VI tho nost
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DIED.

GRAY..-on Sunday. Oct End at iOiis
n. M, % old age, John g. Gray. born
at saiom, Mass. May aith, 1880
The funeral win be held at y. m.
Tuesday AZ the Thlftoc-s. ward meet
ing house. The remains may be- ylcwed
at y. m. al the same place.
LEvf.-In this city. Oct. I. 1885. %
miners consumption, Robert. son OF
David and Christina q. Levi. u Beaver
Coy, Utah. aged years and 10 days.
The rcnaina have been cnihaimed by
Undertaken Joseph william Taylor and
shipped 90 Beaver Guy.
wIIEELER.-ln Salt Lake City.
October 2. 1895, from old age. Sarnh
Thorp v. wheeler. widow Of the late
Edward wheeler. formerly " nlrmlnE-
ham. England. The d,cvsscd waA IS
years Of age at the time OF her death.
Funeral from Eleventh ward meeting
house. Wednesday, 9Th Inst. at y. m.
70 which all friends are respectfully In
vltod.
Mlllenniai Star. please copy.
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The once Of the county collector II
beginning 10 30 business In conac-
auence OF the early payment of taNh'
By some property owners ana the couh-
ty's "wad" il consequently swelling
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-03

Tho state land board was IN session
TO-DAY hoarlnR the contest % Mllnndo
Pran aRalnst Frederick II. Hanson.
The dispute concerns the northeht
ouart4r u the northwest quarter ~
sec,ion 70. rownEhlp ! south, nhEe
,,,,.,. ARD the hearing will probably uc-
cupy two OF ,tirec bays OF The boards
lime.
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mig cat In Piano. aud Organs,

For Conference week only. tho Gable
Piano company. 23s Main Street. II
ordered by the factory ~ make n
heavy cut on all Pianos and organs.
This company II the largest IN the
United statea; has paid NJ capital
81 G,ooo.0o0, branches In almost all ~
the important cities. ana manufac-
lures the well known Con0ver. Kings.
bury and Schumann Pianos. and the
old reliable Chicago Cottage organs.
This week 1875 pianos no for $500. cash
or easy pnymentg. All other goods
In proportion. From factory direct %
customer explains low prices. Be
sure and call and see for yourself.
Why not save money when you can.
Positively this week only. ]. w.
Van SAINT. Manager, John ~. Cham
berlaln, Assistant Manager.
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Have You -aisr

n 20 you can buy an uprlEht Plano
worth $3.50. This offsr IL good tili To-.
morrow night.
DAyNEq & coALTER.
"a Main Street.