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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-26
WEATHER REPORT

Weather repor, showing observs.
lions az am. todayi
salt Itkc-uaromcter. 20913 tenn
pUratufc. a. minimum. %. Wind, north
west i'rhi clear.
barometer. % "a. temporn-
ture, 80. minimum, 20. Wind. southwest.
3 milea per hour; clear
Idaho -narumotor, e0a2. tom
peratufc, 20, minimum, %, wind, north.
= miles cpr hour, clear
Wanutmucca- RaIomcicr, $685. tom
roraiurc. % minimum. "a. wind, north,
5 miles per hour. cloudy.
GCugrul ana local forecasts for 70
h9ura, CndlnF .. m. tomorrow.
For Utah forecast made ~ san
Francisco. Fair tonight and Thurlihy.
Stationary temperature.
For gHtf Lob" city and vicinity
Falr tonight and THURSDAY Stationary
temperature.
J. ~. SMITH.
observer. Weather bureau
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provo. WAN.

feahh District Court
The case of Allen q. Campbell "
pulAp b. Msiae a. al was commenced
yesterday ln tho Fourth district court
ttaluuu aahh tur aa aeguuUuus 90 tnf
value OF ores taken from the Llyu
Yankee mine Ia American Fork canyon
Since Juiy lot. loo. ln which hu uii,iina
"a unU-tuurth intufvHt. The uuy WnH
devoted o. hcuring evidence a. 10 cN-
pcnauu connected with the operating of
the mine. Defendants claim that "a,
operating expenses chad exceeded tho
value of the ore extracted 10 the
amount Of about A,OJilG.
lhe evidence was All submitted and
the ease viii be- argued In Salt Lake
before Judge buHouhcfry nc some ia
turc time 70 b. agreed upon By the at
tJrucyu. fiainun ~ represented by
Brown a Henderson and defendant by
w. IL. Dickson. W. G. Han appeal d
Tor John Burke and Mathew Cullen, In
tcryenofH.
Lee Warburtoa. agod II, and Thomas
Williams. aged 10. OF Pleasant Grove,
were sentenced 10 the Industrial school
Tor houEebrrukinH committed az Joseph
u, Nhitclcy'a place on Provo Bench last
August Tho boys pleaded guilty.
the case OF Margaret ~, curtis va
David X. Curtis ct al was continued fsr
the term.
Edward l., Boddoea Of Salem was ad
mittCd q citizenship.
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Get strength. Nieor, clear compieslon Hho
Good Digestion, Nut by ihteut "'ni-
cine. but ia natures Own WAY.


Any homes, physician viii tell you
that there is b.. ONE way 90 get IN
creased nosh; ali the patent medicines
and cod liver oils Do ihe contrary not
wlihsianilng
Mature hls but one way % iusrcase
1osh. slrong.h and VISOR. mind aud
tuiy. anI lhat is through The stomach.
by wh1icsdmc fool WOl dlgestcd.
There De- NJ rlaHln ur common sense In
other methods whli.yer
People are thin. tun down. nervous,
pale. and shaky in their nerves simply
because their 81 mIChs nre weak.
Thty may no. ihluk they have dys-
pepsta, but The fact mains intt they
o. rut cat CROUCH food, ur Whist thcy
eat IL not quickly and properly digeated.
a. 70 should Dr..
Dr. Harlnndsln Fiys the reason ia be-
cause the stomach 1cN certain d
sllyc acids ana pDpi1nta AMI dch-
client secretion uf gastric juice.
Natures remedy ln such cases u 60
supply what tie weak stomach lacks.
There av r.vfrh SOD preparations
which wiii do this hui none 80 readily
as siuari'a Dyspepsia Tablets whl-h
a-e designed especially Tor an stomach
tr1uhirs. aud which cure an dlgesiivc
weakness uu The common sense plan
of mrnsh.ug Ire digestive principles
whth The stomach lackt.
stuarts Dyspepsia 1ublCar give per-
fe,l digestion. flrst effect De- TO Increase
ths appetite and Increased vlgor, added
nash. pure blood and strength " nerve
ard muscle ls The perfectly natural re-
suit.
g.unrrs Dyrptrsla Tablets is the saf-
eai tonic known and VIII cure any form
of stomach trouble except cancer Of
the stomach. Mly b.. found ai drug
g.sta 40 i1 cents f1r TON slzei prVklEc
or lIrco, by mail from Stuart Co, Mar
uhali. Moh.
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read a portion OF scripture mo-,
singing by the assemble nl after
offered by Rev. r. l.. cam ,,ii5et va
course Of his invocation be h ihi
God that whom. In the hons IL ,ua..hsii
peru, the call Of duty came 3D. .i'lltal
such men brave and daysi,i we
deceased 20 heed the call and t5t. NJ
pc part Enough the doplri.5 r.. D.
hau leit ihe army OF earth io fis
army or heaven, he had lived 4, "
ult's haunn ana one which hs
n ,sa s.r, ~ make the leading nail5s :
The REV. Mr.. Hawkos NAT, .,,
90 the deceased veteran nd. tsnit
20 the references Boz srfiufl-. i.iiii
Christian soldier and psufr ~
ton OF the discipline ana br,,....,.lfii ~
ltunah soldlefy, while h. No.. M
heatera 10 put on ths Who'll - o.
~ God. 20 was he imrfss. 4 ..t.lf
character Of the Christian 'it.l o.
America, who having f,Bgt,
cuuutry'a battles. could NOS ~ ,At
among the leading citlgsrr N ~.
The decehfei cumr1dt hr 80 ~
one Of them ana ho had r6as =, -i
~ he looked down the une hi. 40 ~
who .wcre marked with le. ari 49,
tered upon their last great u,T9,
was meet. Therefore. that. IKE c.
change. " h
DR. Crnndar followed fin ,,
tribute 70 the deconrod d. 40
To know TINT Ike tho At..aii. ~,
dead comrulu could r.,
fought good arh'." '
CJmrade1 NJ. NJ kffrt .-f.r
also paid their tribute ~ ctlf go
memory. '''at
a TOUCHING SCENE
A pathetic part u the tsr,l..,.,..
church vas whom CIn ni4si.. q
C1racr, 81 Mexican Post Nl.fd
r,cipci by the side 90 th6 bIsr asf-e
tears IN his eyes and vstar Ub.f-i ..ll
"mvu1n said that he had como Il, 49,
~ compact which yclrs arl ~
ri'Ne I had made with C5mmsrf.
,e'tAr walton, who had Ono. rl-s,,
ms rcsL u was e. thc eIas htiD
~ rh'uli nlfNiNu shu other -
drop a TOW fiowort oB - .,,.l
grave. Walton wsff 49, "a
st1vcr gently laid few &c., -. ~,
c1Hket IA. The q. A. l tbs-ls,.. H.,
como % fll dear W1ran's 80. ~
amid much emotion rtrh b4ili' 49,,
y ieran passed thc bier ana drsqi
Afiar the assembly had yfs,.
remains the line uf marsh ~ '-.
taken w % the solemn a.r5is, y, =
funeral mote, and at Ait. Osvsi 49,.
tory an thai was mortal 6f -
bad never feared death vir tIlf,..,
amid the rattle ~ muatsirv 80 IN,
boom % drums. My he rel. ~ si..t
and his rank be- high ln NJ ann an.
urcuf Commander.
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MINOR MENTION.

Frank Holmes who has been 100 ut
81, Marks hospital, r. improving
4 social party viii b. given lu thc
fit.h wand meeting house i1uyrrJN
evening, under the auspices 20 the Dea-
cons quorum " tho wand.
Assays from ths Hullion- Beck TIM
mol show 40 ounces silver aui isl ln
sold 90 che tlu The mluc u said 10 BE
luIhng exceedingly well.
The Queen ~ shsha. Deep Creek.
has Il Dot lf high grade c1nc.nttaiss
ready inr shipment. DE same coming
nom ORES averaging so a ton In gold.
A small nra iu the ROOF o. the oregon
Short Tine shops was caused ydaler-
day fifruu1n rs an oycthoatCi stove
pipe Liitig damage was done.
Thr,s fsct % ore assaylng So % per
Ton. s said 90 DO showing In tha
White swan milne, liuNolder c1uihy.
luud.
The ninth annual meeting ~ the
clrgrU satilual association uf uth ls
r1N iu session 100 .hls city. 10 b. Etn
)'ft.fIHy mlriarg and Will close ihIa
evening
Al 11aulorMrhonald,the Klonllllr mile
lIrtlrr who has hUHu HlllurulnF lu
salt Lake a few days. has departed fJr
London 10 dhplaa VI hls Alaska mining
.rierfts
The s,unewull Jackson. silver Aleek
ana November elaine. in the TIuuc
mining district have been leased by
W. Jutn Mining company % ], A.
Wml1u ana C. 8. King % thia city.
4 r.qIia.0u waH Iuued b. Governor
WH'H yesterday o. sheriff Iamea W
i.nf q" m Arnp1h1O olurfy coo, Cor
y IHn IefEI who o. VARIED IN Denver
i.r lurgary and u1ud larceny.
O.e Ah.H.rlm. a Troplc merchant.
came in IlHf night 40 reports every
h.ns booming in uarileld o1uniy'oMlng
tH fnH pIHHImllty ln the near future ~
securing hHttcr railroad facilities, The
1850 gflnde surveying party II now
nearing Beaver.
Mr.. Wilda. for exhibiting concealed
count yesterday afternoon. while ssn-
trnoe was suspended In tho caspa Of jed
Grant and Gr1rgs Cr1wther. charged
with stealing bicycles
Late Monday nlghi a boy baby was
left ut ihe duor.rp ~ j, Il. Matthews
and wife, whJ reisdr on Wcs, Temple.
between Eleyeu.A ana Twelfth south.
70 u undecided as yu what disposition
Will b. made % tho ilttlc F.rHsyr,
Charles Lhmmerslorf OF the sevior
Gold Mining company operating the
Suvler mine on Gold Mountain. d IN
the city, ana reports that property ~
ap'gudld shape re says ihev ha,s
suihpllut SO ORC already blocked nut
20 keep u 6o-siamp min go,ng FAR
years,
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SCROFULA
u Is Foul Blood's Advertise.
ment
But u 10 Soon Cured by Reod's
Sarsaparlila.

Saraaparlila.
Yes, scroilla, iianything, may be- called
tho advertisement OF foul blood. II h tho
soourgo u the world offensive, painful,
dobllliatlug, stubborn and well nigh
uncomfortable.
Outward applications do not cure, they
only drive the difficulty TO now quarters.
Emollitnta may palliato, they cannot
abolish tho evil There Ia but ona sufs
way out, and that ia 10 eliminate tho
taini from the blood.
There Is one REMEDY that can effect thlt,
and Il e the only one that, 20 iar ~ wo
know, has almost invariably succeeded 90
even where the system has been poisoned
by long years Of iaint, and Tho rsvaTes %
be repaired are Tremendous. That remedy
is Hoods Haraplr.lla. Read thisi
any daughter was afiictcd with I'm
pure blood There were running sores
ali over her body and they caused her
much suffering. We tried medicines that
Wofo recommended as blood purifiers,
hut could not see that they did any good.
a friend told mo about hood'a saisapa-
r.ila and began giving the glrlth ismcd-
iGiuo. The result was that she was per
iectly cured ni,cr taking few bottloi
aho has had no symptoms OF scroiula
sores since that time" MARIETTA NJ.
sM.Iu, South Middleboro, Mass.
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Judge Duacnbery has received "a let
ter from his sOn Harvey, who la In tho
Philippines. lie was suffering from
dyHcntcry AZ the time Of writing. but
Was Ia hopes OF recovery without going
O. tho hospital Harvey sent No. 4.
volume " the American Soldier. pub.
lnhcd vn sept iith. The paper ~ the
nrat American paper published IN Ma
MIA and II published by the H1ldlsrH.
II N "a nve-uulumn four.page semi
weekly and nliod with matters OF la.
tcrent 70 the soldiers. Many u the
Items appearing In the copy sent have
been written up by the "NuwH'n" on.
pertaining war correspondent Nod
Rehsuin.
Mrs la Compile has applied 1, the
county for means 10 enable herself and
son, Charles, 10 Ep O. brooklyn. y. ,
where another son scHldca who VIII take
care OF them II they can reach that
point. Mrs. La Compile Is tho mother
NJ Mrs, J. q. Suits, who died I'M Mantl
about nine or ton months agu from be-
lng burned In an accidental explosion
Of red light material. mo old NAN h
without means and her son, Chnrics
IN patient In tho asylum.
william u. Roberts ana u. u. Rober,s
have petltloned the clty council for Ia
franchise 10 construct ana operate "a
water power on n. street between Sec.
ond and Third, with which 10 obtain
power for their proposed st1newers
manufacturing plant
william Houghton, aged 90. ana I.lz,i.
stoker, aged H. both " Spanish Forf.
have received a marriage license.
George Halliday and william part
have been appointed special police Tor
the Second ward.
sheriff slorra visited salt Lake city
yesterday.
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DOlNGS IN The POLICE COURT

In the p0lice court today. II. Nils.
Cor sweeping DIR, Into che cutters, thus
making hmioif ruli;y o. a violation Of
me gafbago ordinance. MAS ,rici, coa.
vlu.ed arI nnod %.
Charles j. 0nry. arrested some time
nEO or kcpiug a Stumbling house.
was G.schirgtd. while me puilt larceny
clss asainst Nieis Frcd,ticAsen wa
cou.iuucd.
Jusiice Timn0ny was trying late this
afternoon The Cgrc ~ sam clark and
u. -. Hawkins, charged with robbery.
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and ne anscduence 20 mileage could
be- charged. 70 WIS wei known lhAt
n anv rspnlrl were needed ihry were
very small. and that che Cur had irav-
eiti miles enough O. make a claim
against the company u over one huh-
drcd dollars r. get even, the home
company ordered iia emp yes 20 Guy
On r. chBif car from ths delinquent
company and use lt util the mileage
had been evcnld up. and q counter
cia.m 81 repairs made ult The u me
company would thus zee even ana ~
breach of courtesy be made.
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The Woman, Pres, Club.

The annual meeting Of tho Utah wo-
mons Press club viii BE- held In the
home Of Mrs. nunnelle. i25 First street
Monday evening, oct 81. 1898, The fol-
lowing program viii be rendered. SEN
timentu from Mrs. Lydia n. Alder. an
Informal discussion. IN which au mem-
hrrs are expected to take part on tho
topics. "QuHyu Louise ~ Denmark"
The pfeyfus case" and ili1wccn."
Mrs Faith L1yosry win give rrclta-
tiln and the election ~ uflccri Tor the
coming year VIII take place,
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Isaac ilardman. an old resident OF
the Fourth ward, this city, died al tho
homo 81 his daughter. Mrs. Franz,
Stanley. 700 south Eighth wont street.
at gii this morning Brother Hard
man had been alllng for some time past
and his death was due 10 dropsy. Ilo
was born In Manchester. England.
september a., 1881, aud cmigrntcd ~
this country In 1855. HIS wife pre-
coded him 10 the spirit world nix weeks
ago.
Funeral services win be held Friday
nc o. m, from The Fourth ward mrpt.
ms house, Friends are invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-26

dep. u. Pyper. Prot jos. J. Daynas
and Horace Ensign ontcwained a party
u gentlemen a, me Tabernacle this
morning with vocal and instrumental
music, The visitors. George ulessnnr.
A. V. Stewart ard Henry Puffor 4
the Champion Machinery c., "
Springfield and Chicago. expressed
themselves az being highly pleased.
The party were seeing points - inter-
cat IN company with Hrber ]. Grant
and Geo. A. Odrll u thc Co-uperatlye
Wagon q Machine c..
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Nnrn anOnEn sELLq
LAD 10 RtsT.
A Sister Of 81 AIMS ophinage Buried a,
calvary Cemetery Today.

Requiem mass over she remains "
Sister Mary Ann 81 the H. AIMS Or
phinaEe was held az o'clock this
m9rrInr. ct the undertaking parlors of
D. 90 OpUnuou. on south West Temple
street The funeral oJrtege moved
40 90 o'clock f1r Calvary cemetery.
whore ihs remains were inferred. De-
ceased was ln her igth year, and was
native ~ Ireland She apcri "
years iu The order being in the M0iher
House in Indiana Tor about 20 years
NJ that time. She l1borcd In Bengal,
India, Cor seven yttfs. and came 10
kHf Lake about two wars ng1. Fur
thor than thiH very little Ia known al
the otphaLhgc ~ her NE.
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Cries. The Druggist. Assigns.

John y. Cries the druggist. doing
huf.naas ni tha curulr of STATE and
Second south streets, made an anagu-
meHt late last niGht 10 Angus Nickel.
lar Jr.. cashier az =. y. Mcuurrin q
60, tho rlvestmeni bankers.
When seen today. Assignee Mcclellan
faid Do had no statement 80 unar.
They were busy taking an Inventory
% the stock. after which the couttlo
q thlnEi would be made known.
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STOCK ~ TRANSIT.
a Matter that we.tsra Producers aud
shipper. should Investigate.

Thsrs seems 70 be a chance f1r wcnt-
ern cattlgmcn 81 Improve prices for
their stock By concerted action with the
three feeding dl-ca ehn % she MIS-
souri, river, Iowa, Illinois ana Missouri,
along the line Of securing from The r.tll.
roads leading 10 ChlcaEl fr1m Mlmlur.
river points the same privilege of feed
ing In transit that ID enjoyed on roadh
more are i've great feeding Biaies
between She runEu gatcn uf colorado,
Wyoming. Utah. Nah1 and Nevada
and she market. thcHr are NthrnHka AMI
kansas west of the Missouri river. and
Iowa, Missouri ana Illinois 90 the east
~ the river. only two of these states
are open b. the western pro ~ccr ~
fcilng grounds % finlah ~ their stock
without paylnE the local rates 90 aud
from the place whore they 'ecd.
a western rtttlrmuu ear ship hiH cat.
tie through 90 any AL1Hou1 river point
ana by the payment ~ An dollars per
ear. unload Thorn at any desired place.
feed thtgn until they are In the best cone
diuon Dor the market and rcHhlp them
paying tho same rate prr car ne " they
were pushed directly upon the market
without a stop. should he wish % ship
them beyond the river he a. compelled
10 pay the local rate o. che place VI
feeding and from thence 81 the market
NHHNNM NHNNNANNN NAA" NNNHNMN " HAH'H NNN|
difference between which and the local
rate. being sufficient 20 cat up the prof
% of feeding, or at leaf-, enough 90
render u more profitable % feed 40
points west " che river. This. % will
be- seen, cuts on ihre'.nfihH OF tho
competition the western producer
would otherwise eul1y by having tho
feeders OF only tRu states as buyers,
whore he should have i've.
There Is another point likewise 20 be-
considered, ana that IL the difference
iu "a loads carried Dor car. on fnAda
east 1f the Missouri river the weight
PEE car "a 10000 pounds, while 90 THIS
west The limit 81 toV0l plunda, Tho
excess ln weight has 90 go az hundred,
weight ratios, which has ID further ieu-
dcucy 90 keep thH stock a' the Missouri
river THIS Ipp.Ua uuiy % cattle, nH
sheep have the right % being fnl lu tam
Hlt east ~ The riyur and uH "a c1uHr-
Uuenoe there are nov over 100 900 head
being fCi near Chicago.
II sH not tho Intention of this article
10 formulate amy plan whereby This
state % AFFAIRS may Doe romui "a. bus
n ia one that the western producer
would do well to look into.
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EVERY DAY BRINGS SOME
THING NEW TO OUR WON
DERFuLLY POPULAR
CLOAK DEPARTMENT,

They keep coming In steady stream.
Tho great variety OF stylish things
shown here will help YOU 10 quicIl
and satisfactory conclusion OF what YOU
ought 30 buy.
LADIES' JACKETS.
Hundreds Of new and nObby STYLES
have arrived lately. Including all the
newest shades a. Castor, an the newest
lilurs, Green's, Tana. and flnc lines In
BLACK.
Special at $3.50
Fine Fitting Black Jacket. all Sizes.
latest cut.
Special at SAYS
A fgw left OF those extra heavy $3.50
Black Bouclo Jackets, an Sizes.
Special at $3.50
Large assortment OF braided or Plain
Jackets In smooth or rough cloths. reg
ular value iiO,o0 this week f7.GO.
our -, $40, 81, tl2.G0. $40, $3.50 IN 20
80 LADIES' JACKETS cannot be
cqualled Ia the city for style, quality or
price.
LADIES' FLANNEL. CASHMERE,
SILK AND SATIN WAISTS,
For Fan and Winter. large elegant va
rleiy az Lowest Prices.
cHILDREN's SHORT COATS
In Flannelotie. lelderdown. etc, In all
colors, largest assortment In the city. at
Lowest HrlceA
coLARBrTEs.
Elegant variety OF nobby eollarettes
In T., seal, As,rachhn. Krlmmor, Mar
ten, MOuffl0n, etc.
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Weiicr iuor. business uahartf z n,
Lnui1o buchany Ballad ami Olen ~.
plny, u 10 she cry 0Hp.riHf % niis
nrninfefneniH Tor The anpHlrtrcf cha
company az the Tibcrric'0 iu iM raf
future. i.qulu Hrchiny o. REGARDED d,
Inv best ballad singer On Amgfia isi
the troupo o. made up " other trai
of rcnoNu.
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WHITES CREAM VERAuFuop 1.
q highly valuable preparation cap1his
from ehe promptude OF rs action. In
clearing the system Ia q few hour, M
every worm Price 70 cts. 2. Z. M.
Drug Dept.
photographs 81 finest quality made nv
Johnson-Pratt Drug Co. a Maln st'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-26

An Associated Press dispatch was
received yesterday from chicago
which stated that mo Union PaaHc
policy would Doe ID follow thlt uf the
Vanderbilt lines 1i opening gatoWayH.
ana stating that che ogden gateway
would az consequence Doc lore open.
This 10 directly loo Dino with what was
foroHhadIWgd 10 the "NrNs' sIme limo
ago that tho ogden gateway would he
left open, ana ihr gateway 40 Denver
likewise thrown wide open, which would
have The Same local eject aH Or ths OF-
den gateway Was closed.
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LADIES' CAPES,

At Sl.26
Big Barghlnl ladies' Double, Black
Cloth Cape, braid and fur trimmed. reg
ular value $500.
At $3.50
Ladies' is-lnoh Plush Cape, Thlbet Fur
edged, storm collar.
At So to $40
Large variety OF Cloth and Plush
Capea. plain. braided or fur trimmed.
all latest styles.
DRESSING sAcouEs
In Elderdown, in Plain and Stripes, as
sorted oolors. Large assortment, lowest
prices.
CHILDREN's JACKETS.
Largest assortment In the city at our
well known Low Prices.
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LADIES co TO OGDEN.


Special cars were attached 20 both
ihe morning train north on The OREGON
Short Llue tpity and thc noon train
ON che RIO Gruis Western. to convey
the Indies % tho w0man's club D. or.
den whore hoy g3 60 attend the meet
ing ~ thc Federated woman'a clubs.
Whlch o. On progress az tn Junction
ciN In an SOME two hundred and
nfiy ladies " the city are In ogden on
tht account.
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FLANNEL BARGAM

Here are prices for ssasouahs 81
nedful goods-that you'll ma Az ~
Vinolblc.
SPECIAL.
Have you noticed the pretty ~
nelcltes at Auorbach'a. that maAs 49,
comfortable looking and ier|lns h9I-
guwnsf Their warm, brilliant ll'e'
make them particularly chlrhi.t ~,
winter negllRce-i00 pieces, value "a
70 i5e a yard, special a.. per YARD
case Cinderella Flanncla-the us
outing Flannel mhde-c1mea lh -,
colors, such AZ pink, blue ana ,iia,siy
double faced. twillcd and Anf,.sN"
fast colora-i5o quality this week ~
Nonnhrlnkable. white wool BABY = ''"'
mel. worth soc. tbs week per yi'u.
Sanitary gray and brown wool snt M,
Flannel. wide width, worm s'''
week. per yard 80
go yards Of the finest French sunt.
nela-iuat two eolora, purple ~ tots-
erH green IN assorted size. Whl.' ,a.sius.
regular price 5bc--tho greateal
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-26

HARDMAN-ln this city, op, her
e0 lsss, Of drHpsy Isaac Hartman,
born IN Manchester. England. son. AZ
1881; trnigrated 10 Utah IN 1865.
Funeral from the Fourth ward meet.
ing house Friday shs 2s.h Inst. Id 9
pm. Those desiring Go ylew Tho re-
mains may 90 81 AZ hls resldenr. IA
south Second West street. on Fr.b,,,
from n 20 1850 O'clock
Mlllennial star please copy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-26

'. r. Anderson. chief clerk of
the accounting department ~ thf
oregon Short Line. who has been
spending hi1 vacation nt HE old home
d the East, reached the city this after.
noon. and Will resume his deck IN IN.
morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-26
DIED,

GAiLEY-At Kayvvlile, Davis c9uB.
~, Utah. Mrs Elizabeth EimuBds
Galley daughter OF Francis and Eiizl-
buih Eimunds, Born July ssth. iS5t
a. Lowcal0f,, England, aged a years
z months and n days, EmlFratid t5
Utah isGS.
Lowestoet Journal please copy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-26

l.. L. Downing general agent n the
Chicnro. Milwaukee and g. Paul, Will
roach huro on the . a. m. train from
tho cast
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-26

u. r. Ncvins. general agent ~ tho
Denver and Rio Urandc, came Ia from
the north last night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-26

Horse races 40 Agricultural Park to-
morrow afternoon at y, M. Admission
30 cents. Ladies free.