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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-03-12
Explanatory,

tbs much regretted that a num-
Der of local and personal notices
and several communications have
been crowded out of today's paper,
it being simply impossible to find
space for them. For non-appear-
ance ofothers we beg the indul-
gepce Of our friends.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-03-12

Remember that 4. G. Marshall,
the Great Dry Goods King, is
daily sending to his mammoth
Walnut Street Establishment large
consignments of the latest of all
who desire to keepin style to call
and examine.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-03-12
TIE BRYAN PROGRAMME

luG DNlHN InUultAMMG
The Bryan tent will
arrive on Tuesday and
will be put up on the
Percy lot, opposite
the GreenviIle Inn.
The tent will be com
fortably seated and
we'll lighted, and a
large platform will be
erected for the invited
guests and the distin-
guished speaker.
Two lectures will
be glven-the first at
2::30 p. H., on "Mon-
ey," and the second
at 8 p. m. on Gree
Coinage"
All railroads and
steamboats, will give
special service into
GreenviIle and will
return after the night
lecture.
Arrangements will
be made by all the
restaurants and hotels
to feed the immense
crowd expected.
Mr.. Bryan will ar
rive at 1890, and will
be met by the Com
mittee of Reception,
by Som
Cornet Band
". K. Gildart, Grand
Marshal.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-03-12

Mr.. E. G. Marshall is sending
to his large establishment on Wal
nut street daily consignments of
handsome Spring Goods, and thcv
are being put on exhibition as fast
as they arrive. The public are
cordially invited to call and view
his selections. They will find
them up to date in every particular.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-03-12

Just Received at Chas. Hafter's
the largest line of Bleached Ecru
and fancy Red Table Damasli, also
white and colored Napkins. Doy-
les, Crash and Towels, ever seen
in GreenviIle.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-03-12

Car lots, Hay, Corn, Oats, rep
resentative broker largest houses
in o. S. A. Quality with prices
knock the persimmon. Telephone
176. j. w. BELL, Broker.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-03-12
The ELECTRIC LIGHT QUESTION.

THH TINES having, in its last
issue, invited expressions Of opin-
ion from citizens interested in
the proposed election to determ-
inc the ownership Of the electric
light system, several interesting
communications on the subject
have been received, the most inn
portant of which is s schedule pre-
pared by the city government,
giving figures which they claim to
be the result of careful and con-
sentative investigation of the cost
of erection and maintenance of the
proposed plant, and the income to
DO reasonably expected from it.
The calculations made by the
Mayor and Council are as follows:
If, under the new system, the
city gets the same number OF in
candescent lights as are burned by
tho present system the income re-
sulting would be $40, 500 per year.
With the increased facilities of the
proposed plant 5000 incandescent
or commercial lights could be put !
in, and, as the lights could be
furnished cheaper, it is estimated
that the number in use would be
greatly increased. The income
arises from private consumers, AS
in the case of the water works, the
success of which has been demon
strsted to complete public satisfac-
ton As in the case Of the water
works plant, the electric light
plant would be in duplicate, so
that injury to part of it might not
interfere with the service in any /
way. The building would adjoin L
the water works, separated as re- q
quired by insurance companies. q
Plant estimated to cost $4,000, "
which will carry both plants. The W
Tearly interest on this sum is &c
21O0. Cost of coal, 5 tons per tn
.ay, $4,000. This is probably an =,
verestimate.) Cost of hiring adj ~
itional men -, 500.
The present plant under Mr.. be
Jewell ran three thousand lights e.
u its system. Assuming that 90
he city will be able to furn- co
ish lights 40 per cent cheaper, it sy
is safe to estimate that it will get t
ut least 1000 lights. Under Sc
Mr.. Jewell the monthly in Ell
come of the plant WAS 81 200, run 81
ming in winter to $4,000. 81
Deduct cost of running the city I
plant one year from the income of b
$4,000 and the present cost Of d
lights, and it shows an annual Il
saving of 81, 800, for which the r
city will get IS arc lights on an 81
all night schedule as against II '
lights on the moonlight schedule II
under the present contract. e
The following brief table shows O
the estimated itemized expenses of t.
the proposed plant, as calculated Il
on safe and careful estimates. 81
Interest on S35, 900 bonds at 6 V
per cent ....,..........S 2,lOO &C
?, 100 tons ooal--6 tons per .,
per day at 81. 75....... 1881 ~
Pay Of electrician per annum 1,200 -
Line men. ........... 6OO 81
Fireman NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 40 oil
Additional pay for engi su
ncers ...,............ OUO er
Dill and waste ..,......,.. 249 !.
Repairs, etc, ............. 1900 ~
Total. .......... $ 10000 w
INCOME. I'll
n 5000 - &C ~ ct,oo+ lop,Y,n -
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-03-12

Just received a beautiful line of
Silk and Satin Waists in black
fancy colors at
CHAS. HALTER.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-03-12

Ell. WRAY.JR.. nj tue Depot Hote
Saloon, at the Y. & NJ. V. r. X. depot
Is the place to bny your bottle of cock
tail and have your jug filled before leav-
~. for vanr plantation home. au4
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-03-12

INCOME.
Present cest of AZ street lamps
and incandescent lights ....S 1900
1000 incandescent lights to
private consumers at 30
cents per month .... 1900
Total. ............ S11,SO0
These figures are the rusult of
calculations by practical business
men, and are made to cover rea-
sonabIe limits. They have not
been subjected to proof or to the
Judgment of scientific electrical
engineers. Infallibility is not
claimed for them, but such margin
has been allowed in the calculs-
ton that any discrepancy is con-
fidently believed to be in favor of |
the city and of the proposed syo-
TEN.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-03-12
SCOTT'S SALOON
DON'T FORGET Head ( Co.

We hare q f1tW ind
complete stock of Gro
cerleS and Wagons, &c.
Our guarantee is The
same as the last t1Oenty
years. Call and see US.
Head 6 Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-09

ett,.,. .,a.. lead. g7B.
''''''' 49,. $50. ,..,--
"ulu" CrifithN " tnc STOCK hrnkefnEc
firm IL colbufn q Grifiths VIII go out to
mite on sunday.
,r. ..., ~ a ahintnrnt from tho
Nofihsfn iignt was premature. although
on. II sxf,6cfed very shortly.
. , .,.... 81 pv,ei,r,t st...t
zen i.p.-At" 49, s''' ,,t,e,rsf h4tIs L. 90
W. Hilu WNNa .G.,,
uhls HAp iNi - "
e,,u,,t,tant.nt Mummy on tho -Four
AseI y,93 IN lilo DIV today roctlting the
o5rrfatulations of his friends.
yd.,"rt., I, ,intlc and au,nFt hiahiy
~ 10 ,t,v stfik0 la the -Four Aces.
INIT
a STRIKE " tepnftrh IN the ilgnlc ~
silver CITY. tho gre going ~ man n1 ~
ounces silver aud % per cent lead 10 10"
ton.
.r. g.,. -. .,a Aterspt railroad ID
LIT, Sett is.'"' ,ibi,e sisnh1tt nn us
aiu 70 haNo ine ~ d'' ,,.s,,,g,,.
nains IN ,hr na ,ll, ,.,.y, b,iWg s"vi inf,,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-09
LITERARY NOTES.

Tho December number NJ she Young
Numana Journal II an uuuHuaiiy ln.
trfHinH one, Or. Talmlre contributes
an ur,lcie on ChrHtmtA The New
song, poem, u froEhird wth noble
thought Wnmankluda fancy tun NOT
itl 90 BE- attracted By Lille Stewart
li'tH.eyH frifkllnr story of Miriory'H
imprisonment. Legends % the birch
ana cfucinNlun ~ our LORD ar CHARM
lnFy rcilied by Alice Louise Rrynoldi.
Annihrr rifusnnt feature IL che sketch
y The Kits krlnglc ana sinm Claus
li'l. The pen picture hy Christine
". young u dlirfy IN color nud form.
For uiiAgy ana helpful ruFgcstilns the
articles on Christmas Hsciilti1un hy
lillian cannon. Dinner Scrylrg. by Leah
Dhnford MlfiHOe. ana Chrrimis Pres.
efis. ~ ffanceila Adams. VIII rotom.
n nd Themselves - mothers and listers.
Last but not ir1ni. Interesting are the
hflrf character sketch NJ n1to women
Journal.
The lllur;Ntlons ~ this number are
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-09

VIA Hush for Pour Aces ut Improved
Figure. little ritt-burg Active.

-Four Aces set the pace an the cS-
change today ana put the brokers on
thsIr meltle by advancing very mater
ally and selling az the close a, ~ cents
a share. During attention 90 this fr-
Guilty The stock handed out nearly co.
~ fhnffs. trlusfrra starting AZ 10
cents and closing ~ the ngurc first
above stated. where the demand was
AZ great aa ever with no offerings al
any figure. The days call was proc
duflye ~ the same heavy business
ehafacierlzinz d0lngs In the pit for sew
sfal weeks past and when the talent
hlsi OK Tor lunch they left record
bshlhd them n $3.50 shares sold, with
a selling value ~ tss,0saGs.
Ajax ana the first business on the call
hy selllnE ~ 20 cents. ana following
trading In Four Aces. GeyFer- Marion
vas taken up and heavily dealt IN az
from . 70 20 cents a share, An odd
BOOK Of Grand Central found n iaker At
bNl. after which Mammoth was
handled and made transfers between
i-e, ana ,s,09. with the stock regis
'ffinT closing bid Of ts9ih. where Il
was ln good demand, Mercur dropped a
holrl lot at 81 and Lower Mammoth
tld good amour, Of business Mt an adj
vance over yesterdays figures the stock
selling 40 high as 70 cents. Northern
parted With over 1000 shares sales be-
ms made AZ from ~ 20 ibn cents, sun
same was also seller. the stock going
around W cents, while Silver KIM and
Wan were strong despite the fact that
h.lih look part In the days trading.
" start unlisted stocks buckeye
made sales az q cents and was followed
hy Chloride Point which relinIuished n
hlarl lot AT N.i5is. Then came sales
o. Dalton. Dexter and Golden EaFle.
NJ o. good ngures, while experimenting
iha. was business IN Homestake. Joe
h,NHrt. and Lit,le pittahurg. the latter
edng 'sneclnlly active and handing out
i1liy 10000 shares. all AZ a satlsfac-
tliy hsnfe. Omaha was deah In nj ~
.niH South Swansea between u.2G and
~, and sunbeam at from sfs 10 i0A.
,'iht while star Consolidated declined
Nlile ana was found In the selling
~, with transfers at from ,tl,2lh Is
". Tciro and Nalco ala ilic balance
I ne business, each stock receiving
N.laActofy recognition.
Int closing figures were aa foiioys.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-09
S,TRIEE IN -FOUR ACES.
..,., Disclosure in This Young Tiniie
Bonanza.
.,,,r THE HILLSIDE STRIKE MEANS.
,,,,, 90, brand Centrai-On the
stock Exchange -"'"et OF Con
ner Greek.

IN, Four Aces at SILVER. cry Iin,lc,
r,cening more and more wonderful
t,y and before long. 30 the wise
W. az the mine will take rank with
nv "a PRODUCERS Of the district. with
" r,H few days the stock has
u advanced on the local market
"A toiiy 10 advance was sun more
.,. NV as on the call It sold at fls.
.r,lr.iy new and closed In demand
~ s,s.s share. Inquirins into the
-. n fhs movement. a "News re-
60, learned. a. coming from Official
-. nat the mine had developed
- are body. the same having been
,.r,sr.d To- making air connections
~ picnic. an adjoining property.
~ 80 disa5,ery. while not yet ~ sr.a AZ
ln.',iisna shows - Inches OF sold
W., no the same giving values OF
s'sr-ls silver and 40 per cent lead to
&c This strike was az hfst at
..tg,.l 10 the Picnic, bu u now devel-
ps4t if belongs 20 the -Four Aces.
VA, In the latter company's ground.
b ksd upon a. a very important
f,.t.tr. lutamuch a. u demon
..,,t,. clearly thai the mine has ore 10
u, sgf,hfrmosi end lines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-09
III, HILLSIDE srRiKE.
IA Man. New Mlii aud Increased Pores
Of Msrhusn.

TIA, me recent discovery OF pay ore
b. ~ hillside mine ., Mercur will be
- ise,ieui able bench; 20 that district,
fact generally conceded by min
'ss nan. Interested In this property are
.5sss III .he most prominent mine pro-
s-s,srs uf the state. thu principal own
~, bling Messra Macklnioah, Cham
~ Thompson and Schcu. There men
s,ye AM abundance OF capital az their
ssr,nani and 10 IL stated that ~ soon
!. M ore body proper has been en-.
-5urisrfd Just % soon VIII PREPARATION
y. under way f1r the erection Of u biz
lyin.is plant
M Hillside adjoins she great Mer.
.sf mine ana Il now taking assays u
d In flid from the hanging wall ana
,,rsc.s 90 tap the main ore body with
IA ~ reNt few feet. such a strike
mad. ne company Will put on an en-.
nfg.i force u mlncfs. and develop IT,
.fs h5di,a while a mill for thelr trc1t-
satrt 10 In Clurfe ~ erection. This
mans Increased activity In the henrt
4 ths Msfcur diairic. and the employ.
rsrf " several hundred additional
uvfkmsn. The Hillside workings are
80 go feet deep.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-09
SALE OF UTAH SHORT HORNS.



For the last fftecn years the firm Of
white ana Sons have been breeding
high class Of cattle. both on Antelope
Island IN the Grea, SAT- Lake and at
their farm near Kayayille In Davis
county. between Salt Lake CITY and
ogden.
During this time they have used only
the purest blooded slres In their herd Of
thoroughbred cows The result Il iha;
they have a herd Of animals ~ which
they are Justly proud and which in the
years 90 come WIZ be Of ines,Imahle
value to tho state of Utah In improving
the cattle that range ON Us boundleis
pastures.
The Davis county farm Is given up 10
she breeding ~ short horns, that nrlf.
i0critlc off-shont ~ the Durham fam'
n.y. which has done more for the herds
~ this country, thin possibly an thf
other strains cnmhlnHd,
LaH, week Tor ln firf, ilmn since
Mo1srs, White arl sons lald tho fuuu.
dalton Of their hHri ihry disposed %
some ~ their short hlfn cows.
Tho gentlemen VIII are ~ fortunate
nF 10 obtain fhrF1 mr. =. r.. Bennion "
Nernal. ulntah county unh. VINO See
cured two tWn-ye1t-nld helfcfa. Hon,
llehor Bennipn and bio tpihcr Ira
Bennion NJ Taylnrsvllle. SAT- Lake
country. also secured q COW and calf
each. Salt Lake City parties likewise
secured few head. The price paid
Tor ihose bovine lflrtlrIHis could not
ho learned. hut lt o. understood that
several hundred dollars chang 4 hands
Al the hrid " thD nru's short horn
herd Is the Earl Of Cruch7hunk, an i'm
l.nN
land by Mr. Leon Prentlsa Of South
Dakota, and he a. worthy represen-
iniive ~ the family that has made
their owner-,he Sco,uth Earl "
CTlucikshank- more famous than his
oagldom. Most Of the COVE are of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-09

Hum. ~ IN Gold and Has Created Consld.
cradle Interest NJ Mrrrnr.

NJ IRIS namherfcr marnger ~ tn
Goyscs.Marlla at Mercur cnme In
from the gold camp -, ulsis ana was
b,,sy AZ she company's ONCE today
checking un ihe lp.nu, ~ ths mine Tor
,hc lart thlr,y days, 10 a "N,ws" 10.
r1,.sr Mr. Bamborger e,heed that the
properly was IN gv & ahnpe, but fur.
ther than ths b ala ~; care togo.
The Ecntlemau firics ahle cansl,r n.
ali. i.fereft attaches 20 the rereri
sirlkt IN the south palsy va tn Wdst
Din. r1w owned ana operated by c5i
IIeniron The ore h-iy, says he. lls
been pone.ratod a distance " nine fe't
wth IN end rlt 81 IN slight, ana M
value, 30 h. was Informed, ave ,aw,
nb1rt So IN gold no ne son, Thls strite
mas addA much t0 ihc reputation N,
tho WcF Din. and that section % m
dIsfrig II now mlre promiS.nh thnn
ever US a producer " so5d 0re bodies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-09

Lorin Journal. A uitia child of Mr.
arl Mrs. r. G. Eidesli of TIE Seventh
wand WIS the victim " shocking ac-
cdfnf ylstetiay Tn, Uils o.. whllc
playing on the noor. put lis hand on
tho edge NJ a h0ilor fuil of hot wafer.
wlcn sudden iurch uf be- iitla body
shrrw u forward INTO iht boiling nuid.
The cnlrr arm. ls far hs the shoulder.
Wls scAldrd IN finrful manner 4
physicnn was immtdf .aiy called. ard
she agony " the ifilh sufferer alley.
ilfed. Thu shock hts rtn.dtrl its con-
lalon prceufuur. but with good attrn.
ton tn rhys'cilu thinks worry serious
results may o. avoid q.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-09
EXTRA!
A GREAT COTTON DIAPER SALE
HOSIERY VALUES.

50 dozen eNtrS fine Fast y ack CASH
mere Hose v1th high splircd heel aud
to. an double iole, the best soc Hose
oii.ici anywhere. comes in plain or rib
bed. a great bargain a.......,...........35c
A Fast Black All.Wool Hose in all
sizes the best value ever offered at ssc.
ouf special Tor this week. a pair..i7 &c
a special leader fof thii week. as doz.
en- Children's Fast Black Ribbed All.
Wool Hose. with two-thfead heel and
toe, In sizes s to ~ only, this Is the
greatest bargain Of the season. clio ing
out rrice"".. ..... ....t2iic
EXiri fine Fat Black Ribbed CASH
mere Hose, with high srliced heel and
toe and double sole, : hose hard TO beat
at the regular prire o. IS VIC offer them
Tor this week IN sizes S o 81. at pair Csc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-09

II In now nm assured fact Tint the @.
y. u. Fair and Carnival viii Boz a great
success. Chrls,onHon'n hall Will be used
Tor the opening performance on Monday
evening. the 18Th. aud the National
Guard nrmuny on wcft Temple will ho
opened at the same time with the
grand display of costly prvfCr,a. u nnr
museum nf war relies ana u gtput many
other attractions. Some NJ tho best
dramatic talent In Salt Lake IL rchenru-
ING Tor the opening Performance aud
scenery from the Grand. kindly loaned
hN Mr Mulvcy. VIII be- urn1. The eli.
EnnH arr beginning 90 realize that this
ehtcrpfll" iH very blk one aud II the
sale ~ tickets Keeps NJ as the last two
days. every one VIII be- sold By Satur-
day the 18th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-09
riah Lieuiea,ri ,l,ni.l.

OMAHA Nob. Dec. S.--Lieut. william
Murphy q the Twoniy-four,h United
s'nycs Infantry and Miss Pauline
WhFing Lowe OF this city were mar
rcd On $40 Unitarian church here al
noon TODAY. bsf0re hre1 and fash
d nbic 1fs.mbnro. ana sl.cr icft for
For Douglas. SAT- Lake CITY. The
nula Is The laughter of ih hte Gen.
William Wiz, Lowe.Jnc ~ ,hs pioneers
~ Nebraska.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-09
Here are somc
Here are some
UNDERWEAR VALUES

That will surely in.eres, the prospective
buyers.
Ladies' Natural Gray X bbed Union
SUITS. So per cent Wool perfect h,iing
shafc c. warm ard comfortable, in all
sz.s. the equal Ut any $3.50 suit in Salt
Lake. goes this week at........St.i5
Ladies' Extra Fire All-Wool Union
SUITS. the popular i orsnce style m the
very test quality, comes in Black. Cray
OF White. all szis, the bet suit ever
ohercd at..,....... ....-.... ...."."S2.5O
Ladies Jersey Ribbed Flceccd Natur-
al Gray In on SUIT IN all sizss. IA extra
good 7Sc quality, goes ior this week
only at...,.s.... ............ssa...."oOc
Ladies' Extra Qialiiy Cream Jersey
Rho,d Heavy Flerced Vests and Pants.
~ all sizes. he best Cotton Underwear
In the market. regular Coo grade. tbs
week at each. .............."."."Q5
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-09

Victoria family. and a few OF the well
known milking strain ~ the short horns
she white roses Some ~ their COWS
san ba traced back to- the clicbra sod
Iuswater COW Duchess" Who vas ihe
pforgnli1r VI that matches family
which bears her name.
MI John n White Informed "Ncws"
reporter las, night that they had sew
eral young animals that they would lls.
pose OF. ana Utah cnttiemcn who In
tend 90 improve their range cattle by
using short horn sires might do wen 90
LOOK over this home herd before place
lng their orders with eastern breeders.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-09
$3.50 riano Tor st.oo

10 o. now on exhibition In tho window
Of y y. Gardner ana BE- attracting thou.
sands % rruple cvcry day. u lu ionut-
ed In the %. a. r., hy the manufactur-
crs NJ she celebrated Bufh and Gofts
Planes. uud is direct from their Mnm-
moth Chcuro factory Somebody with
O. dollar season ticket viii get N.
That elegant tNZER TOP buggy do
mated by Studohnker Bros. viii make n
nice Christmas present Tor some one.
\ Dollar Season Ticket admits ~ all.
IrcrUuts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-09

i,sai syndicate wiiiing 10 Ray sy.ob FOR
10000 shares.

A. on evidence u the existing de-
Hari g. Grand ceprai. which consln.
m r.h'y 80 - st3ckholdeft. q IL bu;
asc'mfry 90 cite the face that biz
bldsr ln she company has ju1; rcfuied
thf tempting offer of sy.c5 share for
ioeoi shares OF bis holdings. while
ths "NeWa" IN asked 90 mention 40
rsmrt. u can be- siid ciha: the 0ffer was
made by a representative " heal
sypliU.r, which sctH m thc mine a
ed ;hlnE and r. cndeavorinE 20 sic up
u c0riroiilrS interest. Hapors fNm
che properly indicate n gratifying con-
diI0n q aniirH. and x u NJ 'vonder
iha' che a.Ickh0ldrr here r,fcffsd to
rissii So accsg the tempting sender.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-09

1900 cHAYOS INK PORTRAITS
IN elegant frames. S1.2s. Utah Portrait
Co. q west First South. Caldcr'a Music
Palace.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-09

We import aii our Acc1rdions. Harms.
Vluilua. Bows. Strings. ETC.. etc, direct
from Germany that Dr. why We can
give vou pfir'a that Rive our compe-
iliora that "tirsd feeling"
YOUNG BROS CO.
81 Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-09
a STARTLING PRICE CRASH
A Grtat
FLANNEL SPECIAL.

Six pieces Of the finest French Flannel
IN purple and green grounds. with white
lolkt cots. tie very test ui goods cv-
ny yard warranted. ctc.y ya'd pure
wool, new goods. perlc,t Goods. p ~.
lively worth not penny le IS than rs
To create u sensation hey 70 III week
a. per lard... ......... ......... SO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-09

J. y. Conway. stock Hrokcrs; good
proportions In mines aud MINING
socks. Tel. bO5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-09

80 Main 81. the business mems re-.
sort Tor Excellent Meals" Right
prices. Quick service. Free Delivery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-09

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-09

Try the "Dciicaicnsen cafe" the hes.
Lunch and Dinner IN the city for s5c.
open all night. ~ Main ~.