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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-07-19
DIR. wHIrsIrT's RESIGNATION
He Hopes to Put an End to the Contro
versy.

he hopes TO Tut an End to the Contro-
versy.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 13.-Dr. Will
liam WhitsiGt has resigned the presi-
dency of the Southern Baptist Theo
logical Seminary in the hope of putting
an end co the controversy between his
friends and his opponents growing ou5
Of certain publications in which he ex
pressed views on a point of church his
tory in which many members of his
church did not agree with him. The
resignation was conveyed in the fol
lowing telegram sent today:
"Hon. Joshua lowering, President
Board of Trustees, Southern Baptist
Theological Seminary, Baltimore,
Md.
81 hereby resign my Office as Presi-
dent Of the Southern Baptist THEOLOGY,
cal Seminary and Professor of church
history to take effect at the close OF
the session of 1883
(5igned.) "WM 81. WHITsTTT."
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-07-19

We advise all interested in educa-
ton to send to Prof. w. T. Whitsett,
WbitsetG. N. @ for q copy OF the ele
CANT Catalogue Of WHiTSE TT lNSFI
TUE and learn full particulars Of
the school. 1t is IF ring exsraordina-
ry advantages Az the very lowest poe
sible rates Over two hundred stu
dents were there Iaer vear
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-07-19

In Orange county, Bro T. I. Davis,
q memer IN good standing Of C3nch
Alliance, No. 2239 He fingered for
many months, n bore his pain with
great patience and died with the full
assurance of q crown Of victory above.
Hjs Snh Alliance adopts resolutions of
respect q ID sympathy for the boreaved
pareuCs.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-07-19
NOTES.

We have received a copy OF what
a Boy Ought to Kuow," by VIr Pub
fishing Co., OF PnilAdelpnia. This Is
to boys what the volume for young
men is to them. See review in last
issue.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-07-19
CHiCAMAuGA NATIONAL PARK
a Great Opportunity to Pay a Visit to
the Camp

the very low rates ame by the
SeaDoard Air Line TO Atlanta, Ga, on
account OF the REUNION ot Confederate
Veterans, July 2O:h Go 23rd, of about
one cent per miIe, Uogather with a like
rate from Atlanta TO Chic9rnauga,
given by che W. & A. r r eff I'd an
opportunity for see!ng the Park and
paying a visit to friends in camp which
cannot be equalIed Tickets on sale to
Atlanta, from all principal points,
July 17th-19,h inclusive, good until
July 3Ist. apply TO Ticket Agents,
or, to I. j. Anderson, G-neraI Passen,
ger Agent, Portsmouth, Va.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-07-19
(2284 IT,

Your paper Is just a. good es I want.
6eDd me sample copies at shy time and
I will pu5 them in the hands Of those
not subscribers and try 10 get new
readers for your paper-A. J. Long,
ST., Webster, N @, Jul 5, SO
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-07-19

/ am sure that those who advertise
Ia THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER are richly
rewarded. I was overwhelmed with
replies to my ad. in it.-B. T. White,
Mebane, N. O., February Is, 1898.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-07-19

The opening article Of McClure's
Magazine for July portrays the private
and official life OF Presidents Mckinley
from the first dawn of the war crisis
down almost TO the present moment.
Only four of our Presidents have had
to conduct a war; and how President
Mckinley conducts one is here related
with a most interesting wealth of de
tail. The illustrations of the Article
consist of typical wartime scenes IN
the White House and Departments,
drawn from life, aud a number OF ex
cellent portraits from recent special
photographs.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-07-19
DIED.

In Nash county, June Itch, at the
age OF 80, Mrs. LapnIe Baiientine. a
host of frI~nds and relatives mourn
their loss. For more than so years she
has been Is consls5enT memOer of the
Baptist Church.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-07-19

Criminal Stupidity" is the title OF
an editorial In the July New Time
which will make a sensation. The
editor of this wideawake magazine
charges that the Democratic leaders
have adopted a war policy which if
persisted in will result IN their ove
whelmiug defeat in 1898 and 1900.
Editor Adams insists hat the only
hope tor Democracy lies in deposing
the present leaders and sending them
&c the rear. This attack will create
much criticism aud ettl act general at
tention. TIE New Time consistently
defends It's war p5liay and insists thai
the war is q righteous one. The maya
zine gee ma to lean III favor of an Eng
llsh-American alliance and the ed
torial page is replete with good reading
AT this time.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-07-19
DEL

Publishers TIE PROGRESSIVE FARMER, Raleigh, N. g.: ,
Enclosed find $......i ........ LAS payment fol-. ....... .subecr1
Gons for one year, to be sent es follows:
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-07-19

We viii send Inc NV Im. fn, IBk PROGRESSIVE FAbMER FOR 81 10 Pa
year. ADDRESS ali oruera &c TIE FRoGKEssIvE FARnEK KaItltn N C.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-07-19

pareuEs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14
NEWS TeRSELY TOLD,

Al pshcr. late candidate Tor cuun.
"a atflifaf, on the Republican Ticket
- SOUGHT and found pastures new
HAVING IN. for Merrur thiE mofninr 60
aerepi a clerical position wiih the san
I.ak6 and Mcrcur Hallway company
restorative prrparttlns arc being
,,,tg ar she annual Th1nksEvlnE
rtbhii hunt. The r'donts are said 20 be
yery pIrutlfui tha year ana 80 D. *
u.rtri thHt al irlft a thousand WNl hf
,f,uphf home bv the crowd VI sports
man Who Will - 30 quest ~ 5h'rn.
Patrick W. Doyle. the tailor VIM was
stricken with apopleNy On sliurdly,
passed away ~ ~ MATHS hospital
yesterday morning.
oman charles u. Hardin ~ the
fgrhtrrnlh United States lni.nfty
reached this city yesterday In a cundi-
t'an NJ serious illnrrs On rouse oAai.
ward from Haniluiu, whcrr hs has been
f.ty.ontd with hi rrg'mCni some time
flrt. Iie was taken So Fori DluElas.
where be will be temporarily and SIND.
IS rnre for pending the ume he viii o.
j3iued al Denver by hn family
Mira Captain Brett has returned fium
gtn Franciscl AMI u Visiting S1t Lake
friends She viii JON her huhhnni al
Foei Russell W;,h'n thc next few d'>e.
Lieut.. Ch,flcs =. George o; The SIX
sfrnth Infantry. well known here as inc
Hdlunut W the reg mrni, has been
riefc1 BY she war dcrttr mcr' % rec
port as Vancouver har7icki 20 Dc Ok
nmnc1 with a view "a receiving promo.
ti1u.
county Auditor Marrarct Calnr ~ IN
her office once more having returned
from Onnht Whithsr che went 90 dlrcs
the parking ana shipment VI the Utah
six exhibit.
R1r Fortune IL charged on the police
court docket with robbery Ills Of
fenss consists uf the thcft ~ q harness
ana other odds ana ends. lie has not
yet been tried.
The pniice department, was notified
this morning to look out Tor lot ~ al'
verwafe. q ladies' watch. q sold breast.
hin. an avercoat ana other valuable'
recently stolen from an ogdsa red-
dcnce.
J. l.. Lennon. n cowboy. appeared
al the police station early this mnrnlnf
and told % having been robbed ~
t'~nest gaxtnn and colorcd man. sax
ton was arrested and II now In limbo
while Lennon has leg f'r other field'
In the police court today william
Evans and Fritz Hohiah were fncd 3
! each Tor drunkenness and disturbing
the peace,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14
WEATHER REPORT

Weather repor, showing observs.
iona nj am. todayi
salt Lake city Barometer 30 40. tenn
peraturr. ~ minimum. %. wind. south
cast iight. clear.
Baker Clty-iiarometcr s0.as; tenn
pcrniurc, 20; minimum. 90. wind. south.
cast, miles uet hlur. clear.
'heyennc linrumctcr, l0.G0. temper
ature' 49, minimum. 5. wind. calm
Hnvrc Barometer so,oi: tempcrn.
tuic. - minimum, i0i wind. SOUTH
wg.i, " mites Der hour. clear
Helena barometer. 3o;i2. tcmpcra.
tutc. -li minimum. 22 wind. southwest
light. clOaL
Idaho Fulla-iinrometer. 7lM. totn.
70. a. minimum. d. wind. north
Miles iCty-Bnr1motor. 1870: tenn.
pcrnturc. 20 minimum ~. wind. south.
west light. clear
WinnomuCcu- Barometer. 30:ig. tenn.
perfturr. a.; minimum. iN. wind. north
" miles per hour. clcnt
General ana local forecasts Tor %
hours ending 8 .. m. Tuesday
For Utah forecast made AZ san
GrauclHcul.
Fair tonight and Tuesday. station.
AIRY temperature.
For salt Lake city and Vicinity.
Fair tonight aud Tueadny: station.
AIRY temperature.
J. ". SMITH.
Observer. Weather bureau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14

Arvaila. fatally This occurred about
5000 feel north of the International
bouudsrv limo. Later he returned 90
his h0iol. which is south of the line.
aud was arrested by Mexican officers
On q charge uf murder. the law of inc
state of Sonora providing Tor the trial
Of any fcrfog charged With crime
against n Mexican citizen. though %
crime may have been committed ln 70
foreign country Friends OF Tempt
engaged an attorney, but the Mex.can
authorities refused 10 allow the prison.
~ TO DO sttn. a.. $. Consul John
H. parnsii ttpn appealed 90 the state
department. and on Friday received the
fuiluwink telegram. WaEh.ugtuu,
narnoii. Consul NogaioH. Have
wired legation at Mexico city 90 do
mnnd Immediate rticas1 uf Temple.
tSlgnod) Hay, HtCrc,ary ~ state. a.
yet no wot1 has been received from The
cay OF Mexico. Temple is ln The
urls0u o. Mlrdaieuu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14
su1ItR IS VERY SCARCE.


pu-er. butter. butter. The CRY BE-
.h~,rd On every hand, with no sitIsfying
M demand. Dcaiers are much worried
,rA nave been the past ten days trying
7, cxn,aln the reason for The scarcity.
ono man said today ihat the low ng-
u-es on summer-iime were responsible
s,r 4, luasmuch a. they had driven hc
,,,,,u Ae,n.man out u the business,
y. rr, forgnr TO let his cows go Dry.
ne ihfn milk them and make hut-
~ ar no cents pound. T91iy dealers
~, oliiinr 10 pay 10 90 u ccut7 for
~. ,rsdnef. While for creamery butter
.hev giii give z2is ccris a l1und
rhe fdrymen VI cache valley hrc
.,.it.,frr t6cir butter north and west
y,be+e they vi better ngures Tor S. ana
bn. fer ans, they could food the local
r,srtr. ard put an rrd Go ne prcsen!
,.,,ii.fsn ~ anaifs. Cf course, 70 could
.,a shippoi In here from ihr Past. but
df.,iert viu mo- DO - AM . they are
f,11.j ~. a. the BfstCrn Iuitcr docs
nst ,rlvc me satisfaction which comes
ann, nc use Of that made % home.
.fuei now INC product IN retailing ni 30
cents a pourl. and bringing % cents a
round WI llctale
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14

Juigs Niles made the following or.
d.rs today.
samuel s. Woolloy W. y. ". Weller
90 al3 judgment by stipulation, Tor s..
0Giii
crown po.nt Mining company W
Harr1H Mining company. demurrer Co
complaint sustained.
r. H. schctiiar W Freeman Williams;
ludrm ~ previously rendered now ore
dcrIi Get aside.
e. T.. urubaker W J. H. Bennett.
iulimUuf f1r plaintiff f1r So
Michael klnpcuatoin W = Hays mo-
UIn tu amend findings uytfrule1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14

Alexander Lddoll aud WSfc, whose
Niue Aiughicr Annie met such q
tragic fate by being crushed 90 death
by an otvgon snort Line engine. as
fully chNa,clrl IN thc News" were
kindly remembered by numerous
friends u th0lr hour of supreme br-
rfavament: and 81 nli Who IN any way
arsIHtrd lhUm they desire To return
MirkHt especially do they dcflre 90 DO
30 Geo Mr. Lilirlra felilw- Wurkmen
vino gave him material ala ana tho
u.sHlpric ~ .hc sixteenth ward, who
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14

Franz J. Moedi aud Paul Troester
natives 70 Germany were admitted %
ctiEeuship 10y Judge Hilos sUi1y
Tile tltuF ~ iUsilm'ny iu The case
NJ Inhr r. iluahy 81 81 W Hamilton q.
Park 90 nl. continued frlm last Friday,
wla resumed before 1udrs HlloH today
tulre Cherry viii mlkc % settling ~
civil Jury tla.H sAturday morning.
H. the cnro ~ Isabelle ". PHt ~ W.
" Ehfr'y. Judge Cherry today rrn.
dsred Judgment fnr the plaintiff as
urINIu ION.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14

Overcome evil with good. Overcome
your coughs and colds with one Min
ute Cough cure. II Il 80 good children
cry for u. ~ cures Group, bronchitis,
pneumonia. grippe and all throat and
lung diseases y. \. Schramm, proHcrin-
ton Druggist. McC0rnlCk building.
corner Main ~. ana Firat South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14
DRESS TRIMMINGS,

Hundreds Of Remnants. ranging from
one 90 four yards In length. OF Applique.
Bead. sllk and Mohalr Gimps and
Braids and Fur Trimming. among them
many Of the newest and richest designs.
all marked down TO less than half reg
ular value n you need a pretty trim
ming. you can't AFFORD to miss looking
them over Tor u you ind what you
want among these lengths. It's a big
saving TO you. n not. we can surely
please you from our Immense regular
line
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14

Improvement associations Of the salt
llAo Hitkc has BEN fortunate In ae-
.i'.N sle cJupfny and 70 proceeds
ir1ehtedness. The company h nrat.
elaFi 20 ctery ulrVicuitr and music
llNefs certainly have a great trcl, IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14

The state land board ls sim occupied
taking Testimony In the contest ease u
Frank l.. Chase " Charles y. France.
y. Gafn aud T.. y. Rich. The dispute
IL over 100 acres ~ school land In pa
N-. .-.-LnLN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14
NorloE 40 CREDITORS,

Eaate % R1brr, Wright, deceased,
CREDITORS VIII pNveui claims with
vouchrrs 40 the undersigned n. hin
residence, go month Nnih Wcg slrci.
salt Lake City, Dn ON before the i5ih
day OF March. a. d. 1899.
JOHN -. WRIGHT.
AdmlfOslnitlr 80 the Estate 81
Rohelg Wglghi, Deceased,
Date uf nrU publication November
l4th, A. ID. 1895.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14
Annlh.t Ynlunieer R,nnunl.

VIM. \. Iuu. ogden builder and con-
tractor. nlci voluntary petition In
bankruptcy In The Federal court today.
with liabilities amounting 20 tl,NQssl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14

ADJUSTMENTS.


Tprhi Harry Marietta Merry
htIf $50 bHEu a weeks engagement
81 ihs NrN Grand. Tho BIN fHr thf nfas
hif of ln Nsrk viii Boz Wiid oats
sfi tlIcAIiy tctH VIII Dee intro'ucei
dlf1s che evening".
III FaE Lake Thutor viii proatus
Nlshaau nui BuEer tn their rtg dime
orc. iy ihr ild Sen Waves. mi that
t.a tomorrow night ana judging
i'ln D. heavy advance sale. 10 looks
40 hgsh 90 biz business done on che
Nu la Do duplicated here. Tho cum-
pII iIEIIs hfro flr tNo nights only.
A. 40 Thlter hlNafiicr innNrr1w
rrufg ibs Hiie of Hrats Tor Secret
foH 40 hHTl. VIM. Gillette. M.
agnf 800 appear ln she leading nilr.
u rl Dbl nuv uf the big lttrruilana
O. ~ fl-u 1nl fhrsf nights ana Sat-
tlU mIi.Gno VIII Do. put tr hWr C1n-
rnafE fhuriIy Nuv iith.
~ cwfrg 1nontor attraction "a the
Nril1r DHHUW Hnd opera company.
ghsh sgpffH un Monday and Tues
a. HshH l' next week. The Mutual
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14

The lolrs executive council o the
b,ot ard shoe workers unions it NOM
ordered out the 2 600 employees In seven
factories Tho =. H. Howe company
Rice n Hutchinson and ], \, Frye q
Co. are the firms affected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14

The casc OF 6. nar,lct. who was
charged with prac,iclnF medicine with
oui a. license. was dismissed In Justice
SummdTs court today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14

The medical properties NJ Halls Hair
Rcnewor 10 iuyignrlte the scllp,romove
daudrun, restore she hair ana its color.
nurplss anything OF ~ Kind,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14
LOCAL MARKETS.

-
salt Lake CITY, ItAh Nov ~ l''''
POULTRY.
uei,w are Wholesale buying ng-
urc. On pouttry. butter. eggs and
chess The Helihs hsure AZ per
ecni hiEhet ,-,-,.., ,.r ,,,,,,-,,
mere 'a,I "''',S'u ,,l.,n,,',s
Dressed poultry drawn. win
,.,. ana iee' on D''ns "su''' ~ W.
loMs' ,.
Turkeys. per 10. ...'.. '.''''''iz9 "a ~
Hens. ..s. o.. ..ss .. stsstss'ssss " W
BOOSTERS. ..... ..... 1900 ~
Spring Chickcna, per doz 90 '''''Ee'4'so
HITTER Ann CHEESE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14
NOW REGISTER Kicks.
marry 7. BALL PRESENTS COMPLAINT
.,.,.,,,oo omeer. for the Recent Ellen
lion want Increase OF Pay Tor S'''''''
Regular Allowance Too small

-. ..sssa|I
A dozen or more rogiatrAFs VIM Nv Wv
,t,. recent election apprtrcdfneiote
ioi .,. commissioners this after
ihe c'u'-l ~, r nail and
noon. headed ny 49,. 49,.
,.rUsiafed Vigorous MGR "@NuS wv
.,,.,ii.n nay allowed Tor their scr-
rs" 'nt. 80 tbo registrars vary
vice.. 49,. ..,,,.. ,.,er IN. al.
from ~ 3" t.'...t,.- 49,, nd.
..t.t from several causes, among
.t,...i,r of .twa frr
vh''1 orr 800" No.. ,...,
qualifying and Fe'iinN ''l''''''''''
w. notices. he'''i' 'h.. '.
hE F''.". ,..,. ..,,..,.. c,,,,. rayis.
bruins 'aii'' ~ 'fl.f
,-iuIH lIsa az i'l'f ''l 'NN ~
.,,,. fir each book. and lastly, hut hy
t.,.t .uts.rbarrins II ftnp no.
90 800. ,,, ,r..
oa ih. "''' '' $50 ..,,
fII..i ~ .," ~ .l.les N. gaiis state
r. .he cpmmiallgn.r. heard from
NHHri lnhna1n' i'AHely Ahu lh.,.
Ta IHW applying 20 tleytl'h. t'lHW
rrHfHuun unlctrH w aN pm lhelt
ffHm i.m tu l,W hp'n t 'li
az allowed iuf rrFlHlt Won. huH ~
IHi. l.rafHr ,1ch t,EisllAulh ulng'i
tlT g..Ivc " pet h'g u. ''lnp
To-. TH. EHiri ilh "in'.Is ininh ,nll
araihHr IlN saNi a l!Winl lll M"IH
tt.u hH OIghi hours ' W. uAlH pay At
yri dIy would pc Nll. ~ w nli,.t-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14

4 dispatch has been received 10 tho
War department announcing that tho
h1Hpiiar ship Scandal hts sailed from
Manila Tor Snn Franclscl with about
seventy sick soldiers on hofd.
Prominent railroad officials connected
with the passenger departments ~ the
Now York Central, nalllmor- a Ohil.
DID -Four Ponusylvanla and Western
PASSENGER associations are in confer
cure 1T ptiaburE The object ~ the
meeting lH said - b. n rofrrenoc 90 the
war nEilnHi acalpers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14

.a,,,..i the funeral services and at
$500 10 sheir comfort aud encourage
-..----L
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14

tlcl,
NOTICE n horchy given that at "a
meeting af the directors. held at SAT-
Lake city on Friday November A.
ISIS. AN assessment 90 one hair ~ ono
cont por share was levisd On "a, capital
stock Of the corporation, payable on lr
before December A. 1895. tu The score
tary, az the office Of tho COMPANY 'i0i
utah.
Any stock upon which this ass'm-
ment may remain unpaid Ou Tho 2i.h
day uf December, 1855, will De della
quent and advertised Tor sale az pub.
ne auction. ana unless payment N made
before. viii be sold IN the l0,h day of
January. 1899. 90 pay the delinquent as
sassmcnt. together with tho cost " ad .
V-rtising ana expense Of sale.
~. CREEN Secretary.
Dated Nov. ~, iAls,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14
THE DEFENDER IN RACING TRIM.

the Old mi
M prs.n,.,nh scrni
a. " during The
th '' i'''Nari Do
ny raut for htr col srA rae C.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14
SHOE DEPARTMENT,

Ladies' croquci Rubcru. n pair
25e
Ladies' Storm Pointed Too Rubbcrs.
a pair
Misses and Childrcnis Rubers.
pair
i5c
Gents Storm Pointed Too Rubbers. =
pair
Ladies' overgal,ors. a pair
Misses fino kid spring heel button
shoca, patent leather tip. worth $500.
sale
Si.6O
Youths calf button Shoes. ZIP round
toe. II to 2. formerly sold at t2.to. sale
Sl.75
Little Gents spring heel lace Choea,
square toe. all sizes. also Ia button, soid
at half price
Si.3o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14
:@MNsGksfS8h&
HERE ARE SOME
REALLY GREAT BARGAINS

THE LATEST STYLES ~
JUCkGIS, CUDGS, skirts, WOISIS.
\ WONDERFUL SHOWING
OF LADIES JACKETS
The largest variety Of nobby styles In
the city
From $3.50 to $3.50
We have magnificent assortment of
stylish new jackets in 1ll the new
shades OF blue. brown. green. tan, castor
shades. also. ln black. o.c. The Jackets
are worth tij 90 So.
At $500
Ladies' $40 black Melton Jackets silk
serge lined. all sizes.
At $500
san Few ioft uf those elegantly
braided Jackets In black. navy. green.
brown. etc.. value. 81 All sizes.
BEAUTIFULLY BRAIDED
NOVELTY JACKETS
In black and colora. elegant variety.
$3.50 to $50
Large variety NJ Novelties To- Fur Col
larottor. in Electric Seal. Astrachan.
lint St1ncmartou, ETC.. FOR
AsTRACHAN Fur CAPEs.
3o-in. long. Holm. sweep. nicely lined.
value fs2iO Special This week
$500
is.ln. Plush cape. Thlbst Fur edged.
storm collar all Sizes Hpcclal-
ChIidrcn'a Jackets nt $3.50. Chlid's
black and rcd mixed Jacket with cape
collar. latest style. regular price s2b0 Ia
and 6 szo only. this week for
si.5c
Great speciai ut ii8a. Ladies Black
Chinchnla Collate,ic, Thibct Fur edged;
''''''' ' $3.50
New arrivals In SILK and Satin Waists.
hobby styles Just received In BACK
SIX and Satin, very latest novelties
' $500 to $3.50
LADIES WRAPPERS.
Just received me line IN dark red
figured stripes. also large variety OF
assorted colora and styles from
75c, 95c. Si.25, Si.5o up.
Immense variety Of novelty Dress
Skirts IN assorted colofa and black;
s2.25 to $500
! NEW PLUSH CApES.
\ large assortment 81 new and nobby
s,yios Just received beautifully braided
| aud trimmed. from
$500 TO $3.50
| ELECTRIC SEAL CoLLAftETrE,
with Astfachan yoke ana collar
SAYS
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AssnssMnNr NorIon.
Principal Place 81 Huslness, salt LAX
Clty, Utah.

Location Of Mime, Tln,lc Mining Dis
tfIcL
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NoVELTY Dire doops.

over 90 pieces 20 to t5-lnch Novelty
Dress Goods. grouped together at one
In. worth from t5o TO 65o a yard. extra
special at
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SILK VALUES,

BLACK CRBPON
Choice new designs best French and
German makes Ia heavy and medium
woavcs. tisln. wide. standard fi50 and
$40 qualities, Tor Monday and week
for
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si.oo


H-lnch all-wooi and six and wool
German Fancy sultinFa, dark and me-
dun effects. large aFortment % dis
tinct wcaves. ti.gi, $3.50 values. 10 choose
Monday ana week
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BLACK JAouARps.

10 pieces ~ ~ Go as-lnch all wool
Jacquard suitlnFs, purc dye. superior
weight and finish nnc range uf pat-
terms. Monday and during week for