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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-25

pnirn. and the election % those who
viii best serve the citizens interests.
aud maintain nn honorable aul pure
Naturalization ln our thriving city.
Weather is now delightful. The health
% the people generally iH very good
Many are looking about t0 pee how they
can best meet the demands OF the tax
collector. ns wen aa other indebtedness
Some few OF our citizens have been
cnpuvuted by reports from other
climes. and have sold out ready Co
move.
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PROVO.

. eal c.. -i'''''''Ias New. i Budget .'"'
Sa' 9'I i.3i. mo following nn.,.
H court before Judge
a.a Grand condemnation suit NJ
-. b. oMn'esiern RAILWAY eeu ~
A . iayof o. ,heea % al found a w. w"
<sAith y sl ,ao dofendants TO- W. sgi-
'N' Tor he right ~ ~ ~.
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Princlpal Place Of business. salt Lake city,
itah.
NOTICE u horohy given that 40 moot-
lug ~ tho Hoard ~ Directors " tho Lower
Mammoth Mining Company. held on Thurs
day, tho igsh day ~ Urtnhur. iFfi uu ussuss-
mont Of 5 cent. por share was levied uuon
Cue capital atu'k ~ the Company, payable %
a. ~errVtlrY at Dis office Room so Progress
building sat Lake city. Titan. nt once. and
bafufu thn iiih day " November 1891 Any
stock upon which this assessment may ~
main unpaid on Che 18Th day ~ November.
lHts VIII o. NluUurut, and advertised fur
sulu 40 public auction. aud unless payment II
made before VIII De- sulu on tho llth day N
November. is'a, 90 pay Che delinquent nssl.ss-
expense Of sale.
SAMUEL J, PAUL. socy
~ pfngfosl lluildlng, rnll Lake city. Utah.
Dated salt Lake city, Utah, Oct n, ~.
lirat publication, October, u, Iva
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OIIILD NEMAINH WITH OWANDI
PARENTS.
LEHI.
Democratic Nominees rarty Declares In
Favor Of Prohibition.

Special Correspondence,
Lehi, Utah County. oct. st--LnHt
nlght tho Democratic caucus was held
IN the Lchl Opera house. and after the
reading u the platform the following
officers Weru nominated:
For mayor. Senator A. J. Evans.
Recorder, jos. Coates. Ir. treasurer.
Miss Lydia Evans: Justice. John Wood
house, marshal, J. u. Guddie. and Tor
cOuncllmen, q, n. child. A. a. Peterson,
J. y. X. Turner Robert Gilchrrlut and
N. Y. MoodhouHc.
The Democratic party " running "a
prohibition clause in their platform
while the Republican party n In favor
of saloons under high license and strict
regulations,
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constantly Tor igu ycan, tho disease had
hrmcf hold than ever. tried a number u
blood remedies. hut theif mineral Ingredients
settled iu ny bones aud COVE ur fhrumailrm.
was in % 'ameanlic condition, and after Or.
hnusiins 900 treatment. was declared lncufatIe.
sccinF {. s.s. advertised a. % cure f1r blood
diseases. ] decided Zoo tfy &C. A. soon BE- my
system wac under Ono effect oi ihe medicine.
began 90 Improve. and afiof taking u Tor
two months was curod completely. hs
dreadful disease was eudicatsd from ny ~.
ten. aud have he'd no return Off"
Many have been taking local tront-
ment for years, md find themselves
worse now than ever. Atrinlul
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And lu accurdunro with tho laN aud tho
urdor uf thu iiuafd ~ Directors made sop
iomhgr [. 100, sl many shares of each
pIftuI uf HurH stuck ua may hlH uHCtssHrY
WI o. sold lac puh.tc auction 90 thu highest
bidder fur cash ht tho unlcu % thU secretary
~ thu company. Mann SIS Mccormick ltuild-
luH in san lHku city -tatuu 90 ltth. on tho
ist dly ~ Nulrmher. is1. at ID u'ciurk Il. IN.
90 pay delinquent ussHssUIuut. tugptnur with
cost % alYurtlsIue and uNu1nsr % sHlr
e.. NJ. uAhiitsuN, socfttnrY
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Tho Issurr Mining tHmuHuy Principal piaro
of uusluUsH -lII Lake Oiy. Utah. luca.
tuu of mlUus. Silver cite
NOTICE f. hereby given that nt "a meeting
N tlr DIRECTORS, hold ~ N1lt lake ely uu
UttuhUr ~ tN". un assessment ~ uuushnli
n ono cent Tff share WIS levied uu the CAPT.
tal $50 D 81 Tho curuutntlnns payable nt once
t1 thn SECRETARY ~ tiN company 100 East
N'g oud south, ~ult Lake tity, ltah.
Any stock ufuu which thla utsfsluuut may
rrWsiu unpaid un thr lfth nay ~ November.
VII De- urlluuuUuf AMI advertised Tor sale uf
public auction. aud unless payment N made
luiurU. Will hU sn'l uu tho Hih 10y uf uueum-
nUr tu pay tho delinquent assessment To-
stthrr with the cost OF advertising aud
expense ~ sale
n.LuI n.L- 4. I.ll.
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Mayor. sorUn Hansen; recorder. Rose
louaun. treasurer. Ida Allen. marshal,
coungllmeu e.. D. Olsen. Joseph Audor-
zen, William SquireB Andrew Andersen
ana James Jensen.
u De health OF the people IL good
There ia nu slCfueH OF any Kind. and
ul ur, buHy preparing for winter Tho
electric plant bias boon moved into the
canyon, 90 our llght VIII chime better
than usual.
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NEPHI.
ieut jury List motlon Overruied Co
Transfer mig Mammoth suit.

Special Correspondence.
Ncphl. oct 2i-Thc jury me- Tor this
torn of The Fiuh district court ~ 40
follows. Eureka. Dan %. Wright. Coo.
Adams, Wan. Carter. 10, Christensen. l..
g. schuhrlq, li,nry hnnnun, Joseph
WorIhlln, L. G.. Daily. Frank HcAppl-
turn. Horny Frankie. Silver city. VIII
liam Huudry. hriE, Wheeler. j. W.
Evans. Mammoth. John n. owens.
joe. Bush. y, n. rcyton. Peter q. Bank.
Nuphl. Mcsluch Pit, John Ingram. ID.
NJ. Miller. John Mcpherson. John s..
Painter, W. n. peytun. Edward BIRD.
William Urutvn.
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james Harishorn. che miner from 500
nrll who, while under thc influence
~ lilunr. nu sunday evening fired un
Dis revolver ut the depot was before
Justice King today on the charge of
disturbing the peace ana entered 10 plea
NJ guilty aud wac fined $50. a number
NJ hla fflpulH raised tho necessary
lunl. md Do Wnn r.l-l-nl.
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ton ~ mines. ulughHu, West Mountain
Mluing District salt Lake Co. Utah.
Principal place OF businols. salt Lake city,
Utah.
NOTICE 4 hereby given that AZ a meeting
81 the directors ~ the Highland topper Min
inu Company held on iriday. the ilth day ~
october. i-sfs Hn assessment 20 one hlN cent
Ter shaHu was levied upon tho capital stoct
" The company, payable Immediately o. tho
SECRETARY, rnuui ~ ID. a. Walker huidiuT.
salt lnhu tIiT. Utah. And any stock upnn
VII. D ihIs ASSESSMENT may remain unHald on
the iiih day OF November. lsgl will be- drilu-
quput ana advertised Tor sale NJ public Anc-
tluu, uuu unless payment " made hefufr. will
~ ~ un tun alih Jay uf Nntemuer, lsit ~
m,ni, tnseihcf win cat Of advertising .nd
tNpunsca u sale.
Y. y. WELLS
lle y o. walker nids. Salt lake CITY. Utah.
Dated, sat Lake Clty uctohrr 18Th, isp.
llut publication, october 10th. i-i9.
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OUR NEIGRBORS.
FRANKLIN, IDAHO.
Zine school nuiiding Completed -. relief
society Conference Other Ncws.

Special correspondence
Franklin. oneida County. Idaho. oct.
2l.-our now district school house ls
finished uud 10 Dr. pronounced the nncat
hni most convenient school house lu
oneida county, aud RfUlt credit De- due
Che trustees and the citizens NJ Franklin
for their cnergy iu buulug such "a
Rouse. school commenced uHt Tues
day with three efficient teachers. uuma-
IS. Mr. %. 2. nlyurH, ST. A. g.. Smith
aud Miss Louie uuWllo. with 800 atu-
dents Av coon uH Tho autumn nuu
work closes, thcro WIN b.. 70 great many
m.I. In lLL.mILm...
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DELINQUENT notice.

Tho Dalton Gold Mining and milling Cum
uluy, "a urunfutiun.
Principal place Of business salt Lake city.
state 90 Utah
NOTICE There nru delinquent upon tho
following described stock. uu ur'uuut ~ az
Hnssnruf Nn o. levied uu che i1tl day ~ SEP.
inuhuI iHiA Tho several amounts - uuuu-
site thu uamoa % tho Respective sharuhnldrrs
AZ fHIluuaf
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CEDAR CITY.
Good Tickets Nominated by noth Partie
News Notes

Special Correspondence.
Cedar city, Iron CO., oct. 2i-Polltlcn
uro now uvenlug NO our hitherto quiet
and peaceful town,
THE Democrats h0ld a aplritod convcn-
ulu on the 18Th INST and as result
uf their united efforts. placed the fol-
lowing uukct In the field, Mayor Hon.
John Parry councllmrn, Myrnn D.
HIgbee. William H. Dover, Daniel r.
Lolgh. Joseph 8, Fife and Gcorgc Uric;
recorder Joseph q. Strvcnaoni treas
JUROR Brngt Nelson Jri Justice OF the
peace. Daniel y. Mathoson; marshal,
Thomas Uric,
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
The following Saturday, the 2igt Inst,
tho Republicans met and formulated a
tirketi Mayor, Hon Robert w, Hey
borne. c0uncllmon. n, J, Jones, Horny
W. Lunt. George Wood, Joseph H. Arm-
strong and Genreo Ashdowni recorder
Charles Nelson; treasurer, ors0n r.
Frctwoll, Justice OF the peace, Herbert
e.. Adamai marshal. Alfred fruyd.
Considerable Caucuslng u now being
INDUCED la on the streets, however we
hone for n clean and honorable cam
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ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMING.
John Cameron Iatany Injured by ran OF
Coal.

Special Correspondence.
Rock Syringe. Wyo.. oct ga fatal
accident uccurn-i in the Union Pacific
mine No. 4 this forenoon. iu which John
Cameron. "a miner. was Killed by n fan
OF ccal. His head was crushed 10 such
nn cNtont that ho survived only NJ
teen minutes. The deceased was born Ia
Scotland, ana was about 81 years of age.
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Catarrh is
Not Incurab1e

But u can not be- cured by sprays.
washes and Inhnling mixtures which
reach only the surface. The disease l.
IN the blood, and can only be reached
through the blood. s.. 5. n b the only
remedy which cnn have any effect upon
Uatnrrh; it cures the disease perma-
nently md forever r.ds tho system VI
every trace ~ the vile complaint.
Mia r.aIa Uaav 81 81. .ff.. atsa
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W "NN NNNNH UNIV
vriissi 81 was a.
nirtsi from infancy
With Catauh. and Ho
one con know the
suffering % produces
t,tior than l. Tho
sprays aud washes
prsscriied - ihr dee
ton relieved mo only
temporarily. and
though 1 used Them
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10 Nc district Court OF nc Ihlri Judicial
District VI the STATE ~ Utah, County
Of salt Lake.
Ida NJ. narnog Plaintiff Va n. d. narnas
Defendant,
The State NJ Utah tu said Defendant
You aru hrrrhY summoned u appear willis
ln twenty days nitur che service ~ this sum
mons up1u You, n served Within The County
M which this nrtlun n brought. otherwise
Nlthlu thirty days after suryicr, tld defend
thr above CntitIpl actipni and ln case ~ Nulr
ulIurn 500 90 dn, judgement will b. wondered
against you according tu tho demand ~ mo
complaint, which within ton days after scrvlca
NJ this summon. uplu you, viii be- hlUd with
tno clerk ~ The said court, .
D. y. WHITAKER
Plaintiffs Attorney.
T. o. Address 75-s CONT Blocl,, IS h. aBa
sluth Suit Lake Clty, Utah
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In the case of the Grand Central
Mining company W. Mammoth Mlnlug
company, Judge HiFgiuB ovctruicd the
motion 60 transfer the ease to the
United states circuit court, g. which do
tiCo OF appeal.
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OGDEN NEWS.

.s., % Che pcsgfci Nov. IN
ne tnl.h 81 vi Turniy-iulfth str,',lli
difa 2, .,reats and sulHerl ~ ,l W., W.,
~ id'eit rfs New, q delivered ny , ~,
Y Fdul e,fly evening on tho AAihe
" ,siit iateciif' -
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VOOtN RAILROAD TINE CARD
OREGON SHORT LINE ny.

- Auuvts
hltm 'V'eN"pat 7 a, m, 1iei D. m.
i6aa.,s5l'1sa',. 4.' 1910 a. m., istis D. M.
LFAVFs
! . On m. ''"''" silS am iiiiSa
'-' 'a4 SOP. m '''' Oh" D. H. sip
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srorKnoLprns. MrrrINn.

Tho annual meeting " tho atoctholdrrs ~
he Pride ~ tlo West Mining Company, which
SHOULD have been hold on tho first Monday 10
lchruafy, W. having passed, INJECTING 81 tho
rosn ~ cluctlng Board q IA Directors ~
serve until the neat ensuing annual election
unu until thNlr successors shall have been
duly elected and 1ualihed. and Tor the tfnns-
action " other business rs may properly
come hufnrr The meeting. 4 hereby called fir
Monday, Ociplor pth. tsq at7iB0ucioct ~ mi,
nt the nhlrn ~ The Secretary ~ tho Company.
tu.wlt Room itt CITY and county uuildlnr,
salt iako CITY, Ifuh. said meeting will also
mrnt upon tho capital stock ~ tho CORONA
ton. 49,. y. ~ iLNskN, secretary
salt Lake city, Utah. sept 9TH. lss4.
Meeting adjourned 90 wednesday Nov. 4
isW AZ 100 y, tu., same placo
!. q. JENSEN, Secretary.
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a crowd nf younF hoodlnmH last
evening attacked thn quaker Medicine
uutnt which Dr. exhibiting mo tho First
ward Amusement hfli and in throwing
stones one OF the suHulluy nlrr-llrhiH
was struck ana only quick work on tho
mart uf hy-Hthndou prevented nu okplu.
sion ana perhaps the hall being burned
down. uH 10 was, only the stops caught
Ore. The medicine r1munns has ole
fered reward of 90 Tor the capture uf
tho mlfrrrHnt
Thomas webb n prominent Sheep
mun 90 iehi stopped on Boz Provo to-
dny ON hiH way home from chicago,
whore ho has hcvn f0r tho past two
months nn burinvHH. It, reports that
the market o. brisk ln wool and wcth-
ufH.
HAPPY PAPAs.
Dr. Nelson is the happy papa ~ q
new glfl. a new son hnr come Co 1.-Two
with Mr. and Mrn. EugOnn Titus.
James Hirniton lH rejoicing over Tho
safe arrival OF daughter nt his
homo.
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Mention ~, Paper, As Adv, 0 Inserted as
our Combination.
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aHNahHNfHN t"''NA 700 "H'HHN NHNHAHN# lHH
The annual conference of he Relief
hDrietleI of oneida Stake NHs held ut
Franklin ON luat Thursday tHH 10Th
Inst siHtHr Lulu Green Richards. of
salt Lake city was 100 attendance.
Excellent remarks were made hr Mu.
Richards. and The presidency uf thD Use
HocintIons, and they had "a good limo.
WILL WELCOME VOLUNTEER
Preparations are being made Tor
grand reception TO one 81 our volunteers
John ltubinHon-n Franklin boy. who
enlisted ln Montana aud was one NJ the
first company who landed in thr Philip.
pine islands. lie h. expected home ON
Thursday next.
our sheep men ore now very busy
building hmhiuR pens hundreds ~
thousands ~ fCot of lumber have been
purchased Tor this enterprise.
The potato crop ~ very light about
half The yield of last season. Thrcsh-
iug o. over and farmers arc busy put
ting ln fan grain. a great quantity ~
snow has fallen In the mountains and
tho sawmills ure at utundHtill at pros
ont
The Dcaorct Telegraph office o. now
iu the post Office building joining Mr.
J. J. illlls store ON Main street
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ASSESSMENT so. ..

The Lower Mammoth Mining Company, a
Cooperation. Lnehtiou ~ Mines 1iuilc
Mlulng District luuh Co. Utah
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Highland Copper Mining Company. lnra-
ton ~ mines. nlughHm, West Mountain
Mluing District salt Lake Co. Utah.
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no oaASOI WESTERN ny.

r. AhuyIs
,sii.il55,5 s5a East 1915 100 n m
h -, irtVra
'@Rh. ISL ~ a. M, iii5 D. m. and
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"a. Gao. ON. n. nurdctte W South
g.. p.l.as ulIfaad company D. being
h.4f fsfafe Justice ~, e. WarileiFh,
~ hv Tno action o. brought tp
!. Ii rs Cor injury 90 "a horse. The
.rrff gilmf that while be- was out
ltrf no pteulng. in crossing tho
H..1 plrlge turks. the horses foot
-tir tsIasan iha mila and injured the
.rrai o. ihe extent that o. BE- use
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e.,. % uuh SOL Thomas Tn9hnm,
..-.fi l.nI.I fha petition NJ defend
~, r. hil than was nAed By che
f......'H NIuff
Daily camera., 1899-04-27
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

Mr.. +. A. McHarg. of the senior law
class, and Mr.. +. S McHarg. of the en-
| gineer,ng school, have been called to
their home in Walsenburg by the death
of their fa.her.
High school day has been set for Nav
l3. Large delegations from Denver
Greeley. and other high schools within
| the immediate vicinity OF Boulder will
| send large delegations from their grad.
ua,ing classes. On the same day a re.
turn game will be played with the Sta {
School o. Mines on the home ground
A dance in Masonic hall has been ar.
ranged for the evening.
The Sigs have decided 10 give their
annual picnic on the 10th OF next month
in South Boulder canon.
The Divine in Art" is the subject for
DR.. Bracketts lecture on Friday even
ing. The lecture will begin a, sharp
and will be illustrated by more than leo
transparencles.
President Baker has received very
Interesting letter from DR.. A. l. Bennett,
| OF the class of 'o7, now a missionary to
South Africa.
Judge Charles NJ. Campbell was over
| from Denver to deliver his law lectures
Friends OF Wellington Howard are
glad to learn that he was able to put his
shoe on the injured foo, this morning.
He is still compelled to use crutches
however.
Mr.. e. L. Stonaker Of the state board
Of charllies and corrections, lectured be
fore DR.. McLean's department yes,er.
day. His subject was the Treatment OF
the Insane"
Tickets lot the Athletic smoker to be
given in Masonic temple hall FRIDAY
evening are selling rapidly. The affair
promises to be one OF the bes, ever given
by any university organization.
Mr.. Cleaves is working hard with those
taking par, IN the senior class play,
"rempcs," The performance will sur.
pass the unusual success of last year.
Daily camera., 1899-04-27
>',ser vs.,sa,ion.
N Letting wa. n saces..

The specia! tram bearing tie Odd
Fellows arrived from Loveland A, II:2s
last night The day spent at the Poudre
Valley associations celebration a, Love.
land was euinently enjoyable and the
visitors from here report tha, much
credit is due the Odd Fellows of ,ha,
place tor the manner in which they
handled the crowd. The events were all
we'll managed and the Odd Fellows from
abroad we're most Hospitality taken care
Of Under Sheriff Meeker. who attended
from here. reports tha, pickpocke,s go,
into the crowd and reaped a rich har
vest A considerable number of people
reported losses. among whom were sew.
erai Boulder parties. The officials we're
unable to apprehend anv of the culprts
Daily camera., 1899-04-27
UDVeII|1g O|
iG|01I S|D|Ue
MONUMENT UNVEILED.
Heroic Brense Monument Presented with
Elaborate Ceremonies

HsbDor'tt 'tfeHOhies.
Philadelphia, April 27-The unveiling
OF the Grant statue In Fairmount park
was performed with impressive cere-
monies today. Speeches were made bv
Mayor Ashbridge. John Converse and
Colonel Snowdon. The president was
present at the Ceremonies.
Daily camera., 1899-04-27
Saturdays Ball Game.

The base ball game between the vet.
erans OF FL Caney and the preparatory
school team on Saturday promises to be
an event OF great interest. The 2sth
regiment team has won every game
played this spring and the preps have
beaten the same teams with one excep.
ton. The game will be, therefore, close
and Interesting. The regiment band will
accompany the dusky players and add
to the entertainment. The preps don't
expect to make any money out of the
venture, bu, they do want to cover all
expenses. Assist them in this endeavor
and enjoy an interesting afternoon.
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Trout for BOULDER creek.

A private consignment Of lag 900 trou,
arrived thus morning from Wyoming
hatchery. Seventy-hve thousand were
consigned to Boulder party ccmpris.
ing Charley Grayson. Adam Weber. lin,
COVE and others. and arc destined TO,
Middle Boulder creek. They were
taken up Boulder creek by Adam Web.
er and "Monte" Montgomery this morn.
ing. The other 5000 were purchased
BY Mr.. Stapp and will be used in stocking
Stapp's lake.
Daily camera., 1899-04-27
SPECIAL BARGAIN DAYS
Saturday. April 20. and
nonday, rlay Ist, at
Peoples Store.

] The more popular our sales become
the bigger bargains we give. No other
| sales ever equalled these.
One case frui, of the loom muslin,
you all know that it sells tor and Ioc,
our price for Saturday and Monday, per
ard only SC.
Twenty-Five dozen ladies summer
vests, long sleeves. regular price age,
Saturday and Monday, ISc.
Children's heavy bicycle hose worth
sc, mostly large sizes too. for these two
days we will sell them for one-third and
cal. it SC pair.
Twelve dozen pure white heavy towels
our regular price is Sc, Saturday and
Monday they 60 at half price, only 4c
each
Ladies linen crash skirts, sell every
where tor ooc, our price for the two bar
gam days, only $50.
The best quality Pepperell mills sheet
ing. two yards wide. sells tor ISc. Satur.
day and Monday, per yard only Iohc.
Here is something the people have
been waiting for long time. Mothers
Friend boys waists, the best patent
waist in the country, every one fast col.
or, laundried. with two separate collars.
sells all over the country for 7Sc, our
bargain price, to astonish you, only soc.
A few girls Tam O'Shanter's left. will
close them out at sc each.
Good quality bed ticking. much better
than you pay Ise for. our prce for the
two bargain days, per yard SC. You
never heard such low price on ticking
before,
Boys Brownie overalls with bibs, spe.
cial prce for Saturday and Monday, per
pair ISc.
Lace curtains by the yard. s6 inches
wide, both sides taped. sells for I5c, Sat-
urday and Monday, per yard only &c.
Mems ribbed underwear, medium
weight, bes, Egyptian combed yarn,
others advertise it for CSC. but we will
run them during Saturday and Monday
for 2sc.
Boys fine calf dress shoes in lace, si,.
es IL to 5, sells for sI.5o; our price for
Saturday and Monday even one dollar.
We always give you bargains IN the
season; every one needs chiffon for
trimming; we have it in all desirable
colors. sells everywhere for 7sc: our bar
gain price per yard 4sc.
We will sell Saturday and Monday all
styles cellulold collars in all sizes for
only sc.
Heavy German prints. all desirable
dark colors, pu, up IN dress patterns of
10 yards, sells for 7Hc yard; Saturday
and Monday we will run them at 4Sc
for pattern of 10 Yards.
A great slaughter sale of mep's pants,
in black .wors,ed or cassimeres, pla n
grays and striped. sells in every cloth.
Ing store for $3.50; our price for Satur.
dav and Monday. per pair, Csc; dupli.
cate /, If you can.
We sell more tioies' trimmed hats
than any store IT lown, because our
prices arc the loves. and assortment, the
largest. We ca. afford to do il. because
W.. don't have to rely on millinery alone
for our support. Saturday and MoSday
we will make big cuts even in tn. Sc
prices.
We will have more help 10 wait on YOU.
Tmk PRoPLRs' SroRs.
Boulders great bargaia store.
Daily camera., 1899-04-27
Native. Firhtlnrip samoa

Auckland. April u Advices from
Apia under date of April II say that the
friendly natives made a recent attack on
the rebels and large bodies of men were
engaged on both sides. The Casualties
reached twenty. No Americans or Eu
ropeans were engaged in the encounters