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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
EUROPEAN,

Vicente n. Bacs, Philadelphia; G. r
Spsder. Jemes. N. NJ; J. II. Cash, vii.
ltams, A. T.; ]. Duff. j. s. Ludt, J. W,
Dickinson. Los Angeles; W II. Constable
M Paso; n. L. Bushnell. Chicago; X W
Walker, Esst Las Vegas; Dr.. Y Dsvils
Vale. San Msteo, N. M Ike Hsuser,
Harry DencheD, Tod Schs ffaer. Cincin.
natti; p. Bohren, Kansas City; N. Howell.
". San Francisco; II. X. ID. Love. y. T.
Kinney. Las Vegas; Mrs. N. G. Rowling
Mrs. NJ. v. Boies. Mrs. X. Graham and
son, Davenport. Iowa; NJ X. Williams,
Las Vegas; g. W Mayer. Pueblo: Capt
X. j. Hardy, Fulton; Victor Sails, Casa,
Colorado; J. ID. Simpson. Los Angeles; @
p. Jones, Kanaaa City.
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Attend the special Thanksgiving linen
sale 1T the Economist.
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Literary Proxram

The Estrella Literary society will give
the following program this evening at
Miss Gilmors's studio at 4 %. m.
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/. This i~nstruc-
m should begin
early. II a girl
enters woman
hood free from
: the ailments
|, that usually
beset her at
this period,
2she will pos
: sess the great
| est of all
= qualifications
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and new nesh. The pains in the sens viii
disappear. HUDyAN has cured otAsrs snd
II will cure you. We describe the symptoms.
Study them carefully. They ere ysun. De
not delay longer. but take nuDYAN sew
and you will be cured.
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The advertisement OF Mrs. A. Webster,
modiste, Is in to-dsy's CITIZEN.
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Fresh turkeys at ]. l.. Bell Il Co.'S.
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HOTKL HIGHLAND.

B X. Sampson. FL PAso; r. A.. George,
Plttshurg, Pa l.. I. Fitch. Barre, VI; J.
". kinsley. Helena. Mont 8. j. Par.
sons. ri Psso; W. N. Lighter, St. Louis.
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G HENRY. M. D
SPECIALITY

g HENRY, M. D sp%ss ssS e. p Pr II Philip :r,.nn 4 .,.0,AL..
Thiry.s Years mcuceh tn LAST Ten In Denver Col Man Only TnaaA.
a cure guaranteed In very case undertaken when q cure Is PR etioebls and
possible. d0norrhOea. gl@t and structure speedily cured with DR.. RiNedS
Iksnediss Hecent cs@sp permanently cundw hhinthFe day.. NoCubebs ssndls
somnia dependency. radically cured. Records method ptsctced ia the Worlds
IN hstte n years, Can refer 70 patients cured BY permission. Investigate.
man. Polish. Russian and Bohemian spoken. Consultation and one sxsmnsuon
free. Correspondence solicited: strictly confidential.
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Found

The right place to buy Christmas pres.
ents. WhereY At Rosenwsld's.
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ARE YOUR SYMPTOMS:

HERE ARE YOUR SYMPTOMS:
4. CONSTANT HRADAoHH AND
TROUBLED DRAIN. Take hupYAN
and POUR headache will disappear.
go. PALE on YELLowrsH ooM.
PLExroN. huDYAN will establish Q frss
circulation Of pure blood and oauss the chssks
v assume their natural coler.
.. LOSS OF APPETITE AND oNAw.
mo IN THE STOMACH. huDYAN
will restore the appetite and the digestion II
food will become perfect.
Q. FEELINo OF WEIGHT OWN TIKI
LIVER. This 10 due 10 the sniarssmsnt q
The liver. IL IL Allied with the poison Of ns
lariA HuDYAN will drive out the poison sna
cause the organ to assume lie natural sisa
o. HEAvINEss IN THE REGION
OF THE SPLEEN. The spleen bseens
greatly ENLARGED. hUDVAN will lessen the
congestion and cause the heaviness to disap
pear.
You are suffering from Chronic Malaria and
you can be cured. will relieve your
every symptom and make you we'll. HUD.
YAM can be obtained OF all druggists for SOC.
per package, or 8 packages for s2.5o II your
druggist does not keep IL, send direct TO the
HUOtAN HEMEDY COMPANY, san Fran
cisco, California. Remember that you can
consult the HvDYAN DOCTORs FnEE.
zee them, or write, rs you desire. Address
HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY,
css. Stockton, Market ssd Ellie st..
Sea Fssseisss, csL
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GRAND CENTRAL

Chss. Steward. Los Angeles; John A.
Roes. d. Elliott. Las Vegas; 8. l.. Wilcox,
wife and child, South Dakota.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS,


RAsfnRDAY . nAsrRRDAY.
OFFICE and residence, No. 4i2 west Gold
- avenue. Telephone No. 2s. ONCE hour
8, Yesterday, n, d, Us E~asterday, N. d.
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W. q. HOPR. n. 4

~ 1;80 to 3 $50 and from 4 10 3 o. m, Once
and residencs, s20 west Gold avenue, Aibu'
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WILLIAM ID. LEE,
A TTORNkY-AT.LAW. Once, room 2, N.
n T. Amijo building. viii practice In ali
the courts OF the territory.
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DIED.

ALLISON. On Wednesday, August so, 1899.
MARY CAMERON. infant daughter of Charles
Z. and Mary Baird Allison, aged two hours.
Interment at Glenwoed cemetery August 81 at 10
COTTON. On Wednesday, August 30, 1899. at
$50 O'Clock am, STEWART COTTON, in the
Funeral from his late home Terra Gotta. d. G.,
on Friday, September / at 80 o'elote n pm;
Rock Greek cemetery.
morning August 80, 1899 CAROLINE. wife of
c. NJ. Cyphers, in the ffty-sixth year of her
HASKELL. On Thursday August 81, 1899. at
Rev. D. Haskell.
Funeral from 1907 Madison avenue, Baltimore:
Md, Sunday, September 3. lnterment at
Jessup's, Md.
west on Wednesday, August 80. 1893. JOSE,
PINE. daughter of the late William and
Eliza z. Hyde
Interment in Brattleboro, VT
LYNCH. On August 80, 1890 at 4:4o an at the
residence of his parents IN Biaden 81 Md
Mrs. Andrew Lynch, In the thirty second year
of his age.
Gone, but forgotten.
Funeral from his parents residence Friday, Sep
TENDER l. at pm. lnterment at the Biadens-
PHILLIPS. Suddenly. at her residence, 900 22d
street northwest wednesay AusSss 81 ss &c.
loved wife of Flagler H. Phillips and daughter
of the late VIM. and Sarah =. serrin
Funeral from ST. Sterh ems Church. where requiem
high mass will be said for the repose of her
soul Saturday morning. September 2 at
O'Clock Relatives and friends are invited to
attend.
SIMPSON. At Langley. Fairfax county, Va. on
Wednesday, August 30, 1899, SAMUEL LINN
SIMPSON, aged twenty years and eight months.
Funeral services will be held at Lewinsviiie. Va.
Friday, September l. at o'clock pm. Rela-
tfyes and friends invited to attend g
gust IS. 1899, VIRGINIA Won TAGEN. daugh-
ter of the late Charles G. Won Tagen.
Funeral services and interment at Monument
cemetery Philadelphia. Friday, September 1.
philadelphia Ledger please copy.
In MemOrf0m.
BURLINGAME. In loving remembrance Of our
darling little FRED, who was drowned two
years ago today
MAMMA.
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ANNUAL SWIMMING CONTEST.
Schedule of Events to Occur Mt Bath.
Ing Beach,

AT meeting yesterday afternoon of the
committee appointed with the approval of
the District Commissioners to conduct the
annual swimming events at the bathing
beach 1t was decided to place the races in
charge of the following:
Judges. MIR, William Dickson Mr. ]. E
McQuade and Mr.. Hal Smith: referees. DIR.
Frederick Greenfel and Mr.. Fred Schade;
timer. Mr.. Robert w. Dutton: clerk of the
course, Mr. e. B. wilkins; starter MIR. w.
X. Stevens
The following contests have been ar
ranged by the committee:
Ffrst-Swimming race for youths under
fourteen years; fifty yards.
Second-Swimming race for youths I'M
DER sixteen years; seventy-f1ve yards.
Third-HandiCap race of 40 yards; open
to all contestants; prize, gold medal, do
mated by William Behrens & Son.
Fourth-Race of sixty yards: contestants
to be attired in outer clothing and shoes;
prize. gold medal. donated by F.. C.
Behrens & Co.
th-Life-saving contest weighted
wooden dummy to be used; the contestants
diving for this at a distance of fifty feet
from the float for gold medal donated by
w. X. Stevens superintendent of the public
bathing beach.
Sixth-Two- hundred-and- fifty-yard race;
open to all; for the Walsh medal: won last
year by Philip Tfndall, and which must be
won twice consecutively to become the
peI iiidHeHt property OF the contestant.
Seventh-Diving and long swim under
water
Eighth-Plain. fancy and high diving
h-One-hundred-yard race between
members of the Washington police and fire
departments for gold medal donated by
The Evening Star Newspaper Company.
h-One-hundred-yard race: open to
all; for the Washington Sentinel gold
medal, to be won twice consecutively.
Eleventh-Consoation race of 100 Yards;
open TO those who have competed and fall
ed to win in the other events.
1T had been suggested that the races be
held on Labor day but the committee de-
ctded to hold them either the 9th or 10th
of September. The date will be determined
upon at the meeting Of the committee Tues
day next
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CATCH BASINS ORDERED.
Public Work to BE Done by Direction
of Commissioners.

The Commissioners of the District Of CO.
lumbia have issued the following orders:
That catch basins be constructed at the
northeast corner of I'd and F streets SOUTH
east and the southeast corner Of I'd and F
streets southeast. at estimated total
cost of $3.50 chargeabe to the appropria-
ton for main and pipe sewers, 1900, and
that catch basins be constructed at the
northwest and southeast corners Of I'd
street and South Carolina avenue southeast
and the northeast corner of Sd street and
Souh Carolina avenue southeast, at total
estimated cost of 500. chargeable to the
appropriation for Improvement and repairs
southeast section, 1900.
That catch basins be constructed as fol-
lows, at an estimated cost of $3.50, charge
able to the appropriation for main and PIPE
sewers. 1900:
Observation-Disclosures corner 4th and D,
northeast corner 4th and f, northeast cor
ner 9TH and D, northeast corner 9TH and Il.
northeast corner 9th and d, northeast cor
ner 9th and f. southeast corner 9th and r.
northeast corner 9th and Acker. southeast
corner 9th and Acker, northeast corner 9TH
and f, northwest corner 18th and Maryland
avenue, northeast corner Sth and +, south
east corner Sth and L and southwest cor
ner Sth and f streets.
Also that special catch basins be con-
structed at the following locations. at an
estimated cost of 1915. chargeabe to the
appropriation for main and pipe sewers,
1900:
Observation-Disclosures corner 4th and
streets; southeast corner 9TH and F streets.
southwest corner 9TH and F streets. SOUTH
east and southwest corners 9th and +, south
east and southwest corners It'll and F streets,
southeast and southwest corners Sth and
streets, southeast and southwest corners
9th and F streets, southeast and southwest
corners 10th and f streets.
That the proposals of D. F. Moran for
granting the woodwork of the Tyler School
building, of ]. c. Laurie for granting the
woodwork of the Cook and Morse build
ings and of J. F. Shepperson for granting
the woodwork of the Curtis School building
accepted.
That the order of August 16, directing the
laying of cement sidewalk and resetting of
curb in front of No. 400 4th street north
west under the permit system, Is hereby
Cancelled at the request of the applicant
That Philadelphia street between Bunker
Hill road and 18th street be improved at
an estimated cost of $50, chargeable to the
appropriation for repairs to county roads,
1900
That Bates road be repaired at an esti-
mated cost of 500. chargeable to the appro-
priation for repairs to county roads, 100
That 30 feet of 6-inch water main be low
cred and one fire plug relocated on the
grounds of the Washington Asylum. at an
estimated cost of $40, chargeabe to the ap-
preparation for erecting north wing of the
almShouSe, 1900.
About 4:30 o'clock this morning several
dogs got into the chicken house of .. w.
Guerdrum, Jefferson street extended, in
Anacostia, and killed a number of fowls.
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AT THE WHITE.
Many Guests VIII Remain Through
Next Month.

Many Guests VIII Remain Through
Next Month.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
.Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs,
August 80, 1899.
The recent rains and cool nights have
been so acceptable here that few people
have gone home Between five and six
hundred guests are here now. Many of
these will stay through September.
Mr.. H. w. Fuller is here from Washing
ton. and has with him his daughter, Miss
Fuller. Miss Fuller has been to the north
ern resorts and is now enjoying stay here
in the quieter season.
Miss Enrol Brown of Washington left the
White this week to visit at York Harbor.
with her friend. Miss Field. stepdaughter
of DR.. Thomas Nelson Page.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quinn of Chillicothe. Ohio.
left this week with their daughter Miss
May Campbell Quinn, who has spent the
summer here. Miss Quinn is interesting
in the public eye as the charming fiancee
of Gov. Lloyd Lowndes son. Lloyd Lowndes,
jr., of Maryland. Three days ago only
the happy wedding day was set for Novem
Der %, and this is the first positive
nouncement. Mr.. Lowndes is a Yale grad
uate, and practices law in Columbia, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-31

The following proposals Tor furnishing a
steam heating apparatus in the Franklin
public school were received by the District
Commissioners today: Warren w. Biggs
Ventilating and Steam Heating Company,
s., 269: Bennett & French, s., 463, and Fors-
berg & Murray, $3.50.
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Arlington-G. A Howell. New York; S. D.
Hart, Scotland F. M. Thompson, Philadel-
phia.
Wellington-A. B. Cookly, Maryland: ].
w. Masters New York.
Ebbitt-H. O. Williams. U.S.A.; M. Palm.
Cincinnati; ]. w. Bercher, Pottsville, Pa
F. NJ Doane, Brooklyn. N. Y.
Metropolitan. L. Moon, Richmond. Va.
]. 8. Dorset, Texas; l.. Foot, Canton. Miss.
Raleigh-G. L. Bodwell, Chicago: E. v. D..
Paul, P1ttsburg.
Willard's-J. M. Logan. Fort Worth, Tex. :;
H. c. Murray, Jacksonville, Fla.
National-L. c. Hirsch, Pittsburg; c. j.
Knox, New York; f. A. Landell. Philadel-
phia.
Riggs-T. H. Rose, New York: T. J. Gill
more, Chicago.
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Desirable goods versus "trmck!"==and pay.
1 1 to IL.
(CONTINUED.)

CONTINUED
Narrow valenciennes laoes. which sold for
15c., will go for 10c. dozen yards.
Ladies' fast black hose in all sizes, which
sold for 12l2c., for 51ac.
Zoe. boxes of "a sheets of paper and "a en-
velopes for Sc
Ladies four finland or ascot ties in white
and In colors. instead of pc. for Sc.
Ladies' Jumbo straw Rough Rider hats,
trimmed with folded band Of velvet and
band and rosette of null: large eagle Quill,
in black and white. for 9sc.
Lot Of boys galatea cloth wash suits,
which sold for CSC. for 29c.
much as 39c., for 13c.
Atwood black and blue cheviot serge
skirts. trimmed with three rows of satin
band, forming tunic effect. instead Of $S.9S,
for S43S.
Black taffcta silk waists, which we guar
antee made in corded effect, such as sell
for S9.9s, for S4.9S
Lot of ladies' muslin gowns perfectly
finished garments which sell usually for
53c. and &c. to go for 39c.
Extra heavy unbleached muslin in short
lengths but good lengths, instead of 6Ac.
yard, for 37sc. yard
Genuine Fruit of the LOOM muslin, which
sells for much more elsewhere, to go for
57c
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Sealed Bids Opened.

. A deposit will secure your purchase In
Hoeke's Clearance Sale.-Advt.
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@ to | O.

Waterproof felt window shades, in all col
ors. complete with all fixtures, ready 10 he
put up. for 6Isc.
White curtain m-3G inches wide and
in handsome patterns for 2'sc. yard
6o pairs Of childrens dongola spring heel
button shoes in sizes e 10 5, instead of oJc.,
for 25c.
Boys Atwood golf caps. instead of 2'c-,
for I2I2c.
Ladies' fine muslin drawers. with three
,ucks. instead Of 25c-, for l2l2c
India Iinon which sold this season for as
much &c. yard for sc. yard.
Striped and check outing cloth;, in dark,
medium and light effects-an excellent quail
ity which sells in other stores for Sc. yard
for 5Isc. yard
lot of boys new fall suits. which sell i'll
season for SIS, to go in this hour for Sl.Ss.
Lot OF ladies' navy and white trimmed
round and turban shapes. Sold for i9c. to
SIPS. This hour for loo.
Sprays Of wreaths and flowers which sold
for 39c. for SC.
Mems 21o0 all-lnen collars, In all sizes
and styles. for 2lac.
lot of ladies' Swiss-ribbed vests with
neck and armholes run with tape-to 60 for
3lac.
Regular lOc boxes of Talcum powder. in
metallic boxes, for &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-31

About 400 o'clock this morning several
dogs got into the chicken house of o. w.
Guerdrum, Jefferson street extended, in
Ana costa. and killed number of fowls.
The loss is estimated at 50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-31
A Clear Head:

good digestion and a ripe old age
are some of the results of the use of
TUFTS Liver Pills.
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An Established Fact

An absolute cure for sick headache.
malaria, sour stomach, constipation.
dyspepsia, biliousness and kindred
diseases.
TUFTS LIVER PILLS
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Narrow Valenciennes laCes which sold for
15c., will go for 10c. dozen yards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-31

Ladies' fast black hose. in all Sizes which
sold for 12Iac., for 51ac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-31

3S-inch Navy Blue
NJ o h a ir Rrilliantine.
the last lot this sea-
son. 40c. val De-
ues-yard -. ZONs
We can't promise to
supply these after to-
morrow
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1 to 3.

Good size linen finish buck towels, which
sell usually for Pig. for SIC. this hour,
offering hotel and boarding house keepers a
splendid opportunity.
Lot Of ladies' cambria corset covers in
square neck effect. which sell for 19c.
usnally-for 91ac.
Heavy stair or runner oilcloth for 4Isc.
yard
Large Smyrna rugs, fringed on both ends,
in pretty oriental designs and colors-instead
of S1.50. for CSC.
a new lot of elegant black cheviot serge
skirts. bought to sell for $5-to go this
hour for $2.49.
Ladies' ''Rough Riders" in gray, black,
tan and garnet. with folded band Of silk
and quill-for CSC.
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1 O to 1 1 .

CONTINUED
Heavy 10-quarter blankets. in white and
for 49c.
Best 5-quarter colored table oilcloth, in
handsome designs and coiorngs, for Ykc.
yard.
White applique pillow shams, instead Of
30c.. for 12Hc.
Lot of ladies' untrimmed felt Rough
Rider hats. In gray and red-instead Of
9Sc for 39c.
Gray felt rough riders trimmed with band
and quill-for G9c. instead of Sl.I9
Homespun skirts, In light and dark gray,
with the stylish habit backs-instead OF
S6.9s, for $3.9s.
Lot of embroidery edgings and nsertings,
in Swiss and cambria, the regular Sc. sort;
also lot Of torchon laces- all to go for PIC.
per yard.
1000 dozen mems japonette handker-
chiefs, hemstItched, with colored borders
and colored centers-instead of 12nc., for
Sc.
Children's fast black hose. In sizes to
9h, for Size.
Ladies' 25c. all-leather pocket books,
121ac.
l5c. black velveteen binding, &c.
SC. and loo. safety pins. all sizes, for
2l2c. paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-31

Zoe. boxes of "a sheets of paper and "a en-
velopes. for SC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-31

Lot of ladies' muslin gowns perfectly
finished garments which sell usually for
j9c and 69c., to go for 39c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-31

Ladies' Jumbo straw Rough Rider hats,
trimmed with folded band Of velvet and
band and rosette of null; large eagle quill,
in black and white, for Csc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-31

Ladies' fourth hand or ascot ties in white
and in colors. instead of 25c., for Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-31

Waterproof felt window shades, in all col
ors. complete with all fixtures, ready 10 he
put up. for 65sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-31

Black tafeta silk waists, which guar
antee. made in corded effect, such sell
for S9.9S, for S49S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-31

BURLINGAME. In loving remembrance Of our
darling little FRED, who was drowned two
years ago today.
MAMMA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-31

Lot Of children's linen Tams. which sold
for 5Oc., to go for 13c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-31

One case of Royal
q auf fire, which is
superior to all substi-
tutes for silk.Nubian
fast black and 40 other
shades. including all
the latest Partisan col
ors. Would be cheap at
poe Special \ 10
yard ......... Ii VSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-31

Lot of boys galatea cloth wash suits,
which sold for CSC. for 29c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02
MONEY TO LOAN,

sept,. Y6n a,o n q co !, 3 wlsr. srco,n
fri''ioaoof payment Al m, u,s Ia '0@ Ma
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02
DOWN TO ONE DOLLAR.
The Young womnn's Journal Reduces
Its Price Fifty Per Cent.

4 monument to the energy and united
effort Of the young women Of the Mu-
tunl Improvement Associations Il be-
held In the growth and success Of the
magazine which they publlah-thc
Young womans journal. with tho
passing OF the first decade In It's event
ful history Gomez the announcement
that the eleventh year Is TO witness a
radical change. one which Will be par
tlcularly agreeable TO the reading pub
lie. For ten years the subscription
price has been 81 per nnnum, following
the example OF the most popular maya
zines Of the day, nifty per cent reduc-
ton ~ made, Commencing January
1900. Ii ~ 81 year. The present flnnn-
ciul condition combined with the In
crcasing popularity Of the magazine
iuatlncs the general board OF the \. l.,
NJ. I. A.. under whose management II
has been for the past two years, In
making an Innovation which VIII place
suitable ana elevating literature within
the roach uf every young woman Of
Zion. The young ladies' OF the Mutual
Improvement Associations. OF whom
thcrc an. over nineteen thousand. are
the sole propriotors Of the Journal,
Az the regular guido, or phamphlet
containing outline 81 subjects studied In
their weekly meetings VIII not be pub
llshcd this year lessons as substitute
for the same VIII be printed In the
Young Moman's Journal from month 20
month. This Arrangement VIII be con-
venient and win Increase the usefulness
OF the mnp-tzlne.