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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

A number Of the friends OF Miss Cert
rude Coleman gathered Unexpectedly at
her home last night and a pleasant
evening was passed In music and
games. a feature OF the evening was
the enactment OF comedy entitled,
The Obstinate Famlly."by Misses Min
or. Taylor, Noungborg, Archer and Cole
man, and Messrs. Ball. smith. Nc
Murtio and Young.
Mrs. e. u. Allen has been requested
by Mrs, Hannah X, Schon. vice prosl-
dent OF the National Congress OF Moth
crs, to respond for the West In answer
to the address OF welcome at the Ma
tlonal Congress Of Mothers. TO be held
In pes Moines' May - to 2', in 1900,
Miss Matte Hall was the hostess at a
thlmble party yesterday afternoon Civ
en- at her home on North State street.
The program for the commemorative
service To- be held on the Tooth anniyer-
Hary of George wnRhlngton's death VIII
open with an address by Rev Clarence
Il. brown. Mrs. e. u, Allen, the State
president OF the memorial association,
under whose auspices the services will
DE given, viii also make an address, and
music VIII be furnished by the Orphcus
club, Weihe quartet and the Chaminnde
club, The service viii close with the
singing OF America by the audience.
The event takes place Dec. nth at the
Salt Lake Thcater.
Yesterday afternoon and evening the
Twelfth ward school house was filled
with merry throngs OF dancers, the az
ternoon affair being devoted to the
pleasure OF the children Of the Sunday
schools and the evening to the grown
folks. A large number were present at
both entertainments and an enjoyable
time spent by all.
Mrs. $. NJ !. Henry, mother OF Rev.
Alfred II. Henry. arrives today for
brief visit during which she will delly-
er at least two lectures.
Mlss Florence Kilpaek OF Pleasant
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Religious services In the German Ian
guage are held every sunday morning.
at " o'clock In Choir hall. richards
street
scandinavian religious meetings nre
held every sunday at 10 o'clock a, M
In the Choir hall, this city. Also
every Thursday evening at o'clock In
the Fourteenth ward assembly rooms
The Twonty-nrrt quorum OF Elders
Will meet In the Nineteenth ward meet
ing house ON Monday evening.
Profogsor John Mills will speak In
the seventh ward meeting house to-
morrow night on the Book Of Mormon.
Prof. French Earl oliver IL soon cx-
poctcd To conduct special cvangcllstic
services az the NJ. Z. church. Ninth
East and First South.
Prof. II. s. Tanner, viii deliver lee
ture In tho Fifth ward meeting house
Sunday evening. Dec. ., under the aus
plces OF the Y. NJ. NJ. I, a. Subject,
"spiritism and Spiritualism." Com
mencing at D. IN.
The tenth quorum OF Seventy will
hold their regular monthly meeting Mt
the Ninth ward meeting house ON Mon
day night, Dec 4. ut 1880 o'clock. A full
attendance Is desired.
Ilin NJ. u. church. corner Ninth East
and First South Rev. Joel 4. Smith,
pastor Services at II a. m. and 1850 y.
m. The pastor viii speak In the morn
ing on An uttcrmoHt Savior. In the
evening the special series.
a fine musical program tomorrow
morning and evening at the lin NJ. 2.
church, Ninth East and First South.
Rolos duets and auartets. The male
quartet will give two numbers In tho
evening.
st. Peters chapel. corner Fourth
North and Fifth West streets. Rev.
Ellis Bishop. rector; Rev. w. Daunt
| Scott vicar sunday, Dee. ard, first In
Advent. $3.50 .. M. Sunday school and
chlldren's service. $3.50 y, m. evening
prayer with baptism and address. Miss
Elizabeth I.amaon and Miss Mary Hall
violiniats, win assist In the music.
81. Paul's Chapel. corner Main and
| Fourth South streets. Rev. Ellis Bishop,
| Vicar; Rev. W. Daunt Scott. curnte.
| Dec. Ord, first Sunday In Advent; $3.50
II. m. holy communion: D,i5 a. M, Sun
day school: 400 n. M, holy COM
munion and sermon. G;45 y. m, Bible
class under the instruction Of Prof.
Marshall; 1880 p. M. evening prayer
and sermon.
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DESERETEVENlNG news
ToDAY's WEATHER REP Rr.

tObscrvatlons taken at a. m. Noun
tain timc.)
Salt Lake city--Barometer. 2s.7t.
current temperature, 81 maximum.
temperature. 81. minimum temperature,
"a. mean temperature, 20. which Is
degrees above normal.
Accumulated excess Of temperature
since firat Of month. " degrees.
Accumulated deficiency Of temporal
ture since january iat. 20 degrees.
Total precipitation from Q a. m TO o
a. M, 90 inch.
Accumulated deficiency OF prcciplta-
ton since firet Of month, 90 Inches.
Accumulated excess OF precipitation
since January LIST, 2.35 Inches.
Local forecast for Salt Lake city and
vicinity.
Fair tonight and Sunday colder to-
night.
For Utah. tForccas, taken at San
FrnnclfcoD
Snow this afternoon. fair tonight and
Sunday; cooler tonight.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
A storm Of considerably energy Il
central ovcr Iowa while the crest OF an
area Of high pressure lies over wash
fngton and oregon. Precipitation has
fallen over Washington. Oregon, Idaho,
northern Utah, Montana. Wyoming and
South Dakota. n II colder over Wash.
ington, oregon, Idaho. Montana and
southern California. warmer over Ne
braskn ard Kansas. ~ salt Lake city
the wind reached a velocity ~ 20 miles
per hour from the north between and
l.. u. MURDOCH
Section Director
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A CANDID OPINION.

Oct, 18th. 1899.
'che Deseret News Co. city;
MISUNDERSTANDING to your verbal
request for our candid opinion OF tho
Deseret Semi-Wcolty News as an Ad.
vertising Medium. we are pleased 10
say without hesitation that our cxper-
icnco with this medium has been most
gratlfylng-ln fact, We consider II Sec
ond 10 none IN the West We have had
replies 10 our advertisements In the
SEMI Weekly from all the Western
States, from Mexico. Canada. Hawaii,
find the people lnqulrlng to belong 10
a well TO do class,
Very respectfully.
DRs. SHORES a SHORES.
Per NJ. u, KAlGHN,
Advt. Mgr.
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WITH w. C. 4. U.
No Report on Matter Complained OF
to Chief Hilton Recently.

At the regular meeting u tho W. G.
r. u. yesterday afternoon, there was no
report from the committee appointed at
the previous regular meeting, to pre-
pare resolutions potcstlng against the
retaining OF women arrested IN places
" crime and permitting the mcn--thclr
associates In crimc-tu 60 free.
u was decided 10 hereafter hold the
regular meetings o. the union at J
o'clock In the afternoon. Instead ~ 1850
as heretofore.
Mrs. \. NJ. I. Henry. q national evan
gelist Of the W. c. r. a.. arrived In the
city today. having como here 60 Visit
her son. There viii b. a mothers
meeting next Tuesday. al which Mrs.
Henry Will address the mothers of SAT-
Lake.
Mrs. Grccson. chairman u the commit
tee appointed to dcylsc ways and means
Of raising funds for carrying on the
work of the W. g. T. u. In this city.
reported that the committee had de-
cidcd To solicit funds from the members
OF the union. instead of continuing along
the old methods of giving entertain
mcnts, dinners. etc.
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Green and Deputy Sheriff W. II. Gold
man Of Murray were united In marriage
on Thanksgiving day. Deputy CLERK
blair performing the ceremony.
Mrs. A. 6. Ewing enicrtalns at AT
Informal function on Monday.
A most delightful entertainment was
given by Miss BARNARD J. stewart az
her suburban homo Friday evening IN
honor OF Mr.. J. Frank Chambcrlln, VINO
but recently returned from two years
sojourn In the Eastern states. AmonH
many amusing and entertaining num-
bcrs the following deserve special mem
tloni Singing by the guest OF honor
cake walk by Miss Amelia Ellis. kccita-
tlon by Mr.. Theodore Best. The con,
Guiding number being a candy-pull, all
present participating.
Mrs. Rosa q. Meyer and Miss Bertha
q. Meyer leave tomorrow morning Tor
New York 10 spend the winter visiting
Mrs, Max u. Drummer. the daughter OF
Mrs. Meyer.
Mr.. l. q. Meyer leaves tomorrow
morning, accompanying his mother ana
sister to New York. where he VIII re-
main for several weeks attending 10
business.
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Three Of the best known and well In
formed JOurneymen lately In the cm-
ploy Of Mr.. David James. have formed
u co-partnorshlp under the caption Of
Dangeriield Bros and Richardson. The
senior member Mr.. q, j. Dangerflold
was with Tho David James Co. for "a
years, 10 OF which was spent as fore
man; his brother. Mr.. j. s. Dangcrtleld
also held n position there for 20 years
ana Mr.. George II. Rlchardaon for 10
years, 10 1t Will be seen the new COM
pany starts out under favorable aus
pices. Thor sign is TO be found at No.
g. II. End South Street, wherc they Will
conduct a general timers business, In
GLIDING all kinds OF galvanized iron and
cornice work, The firm Is really sue
ccssors 20 the David James Co. having
purchased all their timers tools and
stove castlnHH All the castings for
stoves formerly sold by that firm Will
be carried IN stock by the new company.
The News" besnc1ks for the new
firm prosperous business.
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SALT LAKES NEW HOTEL.

Located IN the exact geographical CEN
ter ~ the main business portion Of Salt
Lake city. Corner OF Main and Second
South Streets. 2s2 rooms. II bath suites.
100 large. Hight sample rooms,
The eye OF the luxury loving COM
mcrciai man or the swell tourist. al
ways rolling favorlng glance towards
very centrally located and elegant.
FIRST class hotel. rests with compliment
satisfaction upon this palatlnl hosiery.
The Kenyon with all ita luxurious
appointments IL as much ahead of the
ordinary so-called modern hotels ns the
Pullman sleeper IA ahead OF the coaches
Of long ago.
The new hotel has been leased 20 Mr.
Don Porter, The enylnble reputation
and unqualified success attained for tho
Kenyon IN the result Of that favorable
impression always made with each
guest. The excellent table and home
like air that pcrvades IN invariably
praised by all.
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SURVEYORS.

n DEPUTY MINERAL spnytals,. M
y. ~. Lyman. Jr, aoS-5 Nhlinse.- :.
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To-day'S Metals.
ShvtR. Bsr. so
lead. $40
CASING cOPftR rs 81 cents a 10.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The county employees were paid their
November salaries today. The payrOlls
amounted 60 $500.
The regular meeting OF the Tourist
Section OF the Ladies' Literary club well
be held Tuesday morning, Dec. 9th, at
the club house. at 10 o'clock.
Giuseppe Figllnlo. "a native OF Sunny
Italy. but now Of Salt Lake, was adj
mittcd TO the full rights u American
citizenship BY Judge Hiles today.
The ladies' auxiliary OF the Y NJ.
c. a. met In the parlors Of the nssocla-
tlon this afternoon to complete Arrange.
Jncnts for the banquet on the evening Of
December Sth.
In the matter Of more room for the
public library. the Council committees
ON library aud control viii recommend
that two vacant rooms In III" basement
OF the city ana county building be given
the recorder, ana that the lattcr'a pres
cnt quarters b. used by the library.
Little waylnnd Foster. the two-ycnr-
old sou OF Warren Fostcr. had hard
fail yesterday Afternoon, striking his
head against the door panel. ana iniilct-
Ing severe cut nearly two inches long
on his crown. The wound was scwcd
up. and the little fellow Is now doing
we'll.
petition Tor the $50 prize story for the
Christmas issue Of the News" arrived
today. IL II likely that contributions
will come In thick and fast between this
and the 10Th, when the stories. poems,
and special articles Will be submitted
to The Judges.
The report OF the local board of
health for the week IL rs follows;
Births 20, males 10, females s.; deaths II,
males Q. females .. bodies brought from
other places for intcrment here 2; con-
tagioun disease Hays outstanding "a.
towering "a cases OF scarlet fever. In
fictitious diseases 4, typhoid fever ~
whooping cough /.
The announcement Of the Mutual
Life Insurance. company ~ New Norl,
appears IN tCnlghts Ncws The now
manager for Utah. Mr. Rulon =. Wells
n nnsconccd In handsome new offices
IN the Commercial block where he IL
receiving tho congratulations Of his
friends on AIS appointment as repre-
sentative Of company which enjoys
the distinction OF being the largest H.
nanoial inHitutlon IN the world.
The monibors OF tho Salt Lake Opera
company were greatly surprised 10 read
In the Tribune today that they contcm-
plated a visit 10 Denver. Beyond tho
eNpfeasiun OF one or two OF the MON.
bers mat such u trip would be- d
lovely thing" there has been n,
thought given 20 II. The business oc,
cupations OF most OF the company ar,
such thfit "a heightened absence woult
be impo sslhle, TO say nothing OF the H.
hAheini RISK Of transporting 30 large
company such n distance.
In view Of the recent supreme cour
decision ON the improvements Of "a,
eiyA water system, tho waterwork
committee VIII recommend to the Coun
eli plan whereby the board Of publ
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WANTED AGENTS,

ONE AGENT SOLD 100 orr nATn
cabinets In four months irwin Mfg. To-,
~ chanbeti street, New YORK..
ALUMINIUM NOVELTIES or EVERY
description, Manufactured Aluminium card
books with iun printed, nnd ease with name
cngrtvtd = cents. samples, particulars, frye
! want y nrst class representative In this
state q. Lckott 70 Washington st., Bostun,
Mass
AGENI,a OUTPUT IREL- IKEIullT
paid. credit giynn. for soiiug the lnrai sot of
Instructive. Enioriaining Christmas books
graded for children OF all ages NJ tue lowest
prices ever known 90 cent book. containing
beautiful illustrated Poem Lords Prayer
only Is cents 81 90 book - ccntsi u 10 book
% cenisi $50 book rs cents. Liberal commits
sion - agents, Ferguson, Printing Co. ho1m
~ futguson Huildings Cincinnati. Ohio
LlTiiO-PkfNriN0, AGENts WANTED!
100 business cards. two color. With brauti-
iul design. thOli work inner than lithdgfaph-
Ing, other work remarkably low Hgunts
mako tsnpo daily write tho Litho-print
New York,
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ELECTRIC BELTS.

CARRY LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
electric belts aud appliances. In tho west
such Us electric belts. tflsscs. blttcrlUH
electric vests. legglngs. lung aud spinal
shields, knee caps, skull caps, eluetric cor-
sets, uloctric lnhHlurf. hair brushes, flesh
brushes. foot batteries. otc. US full suit OF
garments cure consumption, ~ Nitus dance
asthma, brirhts disease, fhutnatsni. sclatlra
and all chronic diseases that other femc-
dies have failed 20 euro, Everybody IL IN.
vltod 10 eau and cNnmiur my belts and ap.
ullhncrs Consultation and advice tree, a
few minutes tax roats nothing. Mall orders
nlled. II. Guodrich 81. Elmo Hotel. salt
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works can award contracts for extern
alons and service connections on a wisc
and consistent basis. The committee
VIII also recommend the extension OF
tn. large main from Paricy's conduit
down Ninth Hogth street and lateral
on Fourteenth East 10 serve All Hat
lows new college grounds and the coun-
try west. the work to b. done under
the direction Of the board OF public
workg.
A woman named Mrs. 81. T.. Walker,
rcsldlnE at ~ west First South street.
called at the health Office yesterday ana
stated 10 Clerk POLAND that her next
door nclFhbof. Mrs. Kendall. had at
tempted 10 take her life by putting
etrychninc into q gnck ~ -four. Upon
Investigation Il was found that Mrs.
Walkers suspicious were purely imag-
mary. A sack Of flour and other ar
,iclcs Intended for Mrs. Walker were
left By the grocery boy at Mrs. Ken.
dail'e during IN" temporary absence OF
tho former Mrs. Walker declared that
when the Hour was returned to her II
contained stryohnlnc.
Tonight Mrs Charlotte Perkins stot-
son, the famous author and lecturer, de-
llvorH an address at the Ladies' Liter
AIRY club house, and there II little doubt
that u large audience viii gather to
NNiF iNf htlillAhA NWAfNf " NNNlAN
and Economics talk upon her pct
themes. Mrs. Stetson. since the publl-
cation u her work. has been the theme
df all tongues. and her recent lectufing
tour throughout the eastern and south
ern States has called forth some u the
most fihttcrin. tributes pnid 10 u wo-
man since the time when her famous
relative. Harriet iicecher Stowe. wrote
the book that had 20 great an iniu-
cnce In mOldlng public opinion In ia
vof Of the black slave. During her re-
cent visit In London, Mrs. StetHon was
ilonizcd by all classes. receiving special
notice and distinction ut the hands Of
some Of the most renowned and highly
titled people OF England. Her tour
through the large cities has been
marked by ns distinct appreciation. and
there ~ no doubt from the verdict Of
the press and persons who have heard
her talk that Salt Lake VIII enjoy a
rare treat In tonights lecture.
lions SAVINGS BANK ana Trust
Co. the oldest and largest savings
bunk la Utah unNH 4 uUr cont interest
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IcT Gulti pho
y. AUERnACH a BRO.
,,r,n,l,i,urht.r Toll. n.

Pine Valley. Utah. Nov. 20. isoo.-Thc
following letter has been written by
Jessie Gardner Of this place to G. l.
Hood a. Co., Lowell Mass; MY grand
father has been troubled with gaa COLI
iecting In his stomach. II caused him q
good deal u suffering. lie also had
running sores. lie has taken several
bottles of Ifood'E sarsapnrllla. and now
his flesh II smooth and his stomach does
not trouble him"
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There are few ailments 20 uncom-
Portable ~ piles. but they can easily
be cured by using TABLER's BUCK
EYE PILE OINTMENT. Relief follows
ita use and any one suffering from
piles cnn not afford to neglect to give
II trial. Price % cts. IN bottles.
tubes Is cts. z. G. NJ. I. Drug Dept.
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The disposition of children largely
depends upon health II they are trout
BLEED with worms. they will be irritable.
cross, fcycrlsh, and perhaps serious
~ sick. WHITES CREAM VERNE
FUGE Il n worm eNpeller and tonic to
make them healthy and checful. Price
20 cts z. 6. NJ. l. Drug Dept.
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You can make big money by Investing
In New York stocks. We have excel
lent facilities FOR filling orders. Private
wires quick service Ave minute quo
tatlons on stocks and grain.
~. II. LAWYER q Co,
al Auetbnch Building iGs Main Street.
Correspondents OF the John q. Morgan
banking Co, Denver,
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FROM NEAR MAsATCH. SUMMIT
county | pair Of large black mare mules.
both had hulters on ana wcto newly shud
all around. also one had large, heavy horse
blanket on when thoy lciti also ono bay
mare colt abnut sir months old also had
county. A liberal reward viii be- paid Tor
delivery Of same or any Information leading
TO their recovery. ". A. Miles, No ~ south
slFst West.
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The Elsin Dairy company warrants
and guarantees all milk sold by IL TO be
absolutely unauthorized aud pure. con-
tanning no personalities OF any kind.
Samples for Analysis may DO taken
free OF charge from any OF Its wagons
or milk depots
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Regular services Of the Church Of
Jesus Christ Of Lattor-day Saints viii
be held tomorrow. sunday: Fast m@ct-
ingH being held In the respective wards
at o'clock pm. Sunday school az
10 am. and meetings IN the city ward
assembly rooms and adjacent wards rs
follows;
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MALE HELP WANTED.

GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEwoRK.
Small family. Bring reference. gi2 Fifth
East.
lELiAHLE MAN TO DELIVER AND
collect. Salary SIS week aud expenses.
statH age. oiu. 0lobc Company. ~ Chest
nut street. Phi ndolphia, Pa
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The phIi.deiphIa Opposition

IL pronounced success, and IL the best
exposition Of It's class ever held In the
East since 1870. To accommodate Its
patrons. the LaolSnwnnna IL offering
greatly reduced rates from all stations.
good on all trains.
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GET YOUR GRASS CREEK
COAL

At clayton Coal co. Al kinds OF Coal.
Yard. second South ana Third West.
once. % West Second South. Tel 255.
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In blllousness, HERBISE. by ex
peillng from the body the excess Of bile
and acids, Improves the nsalmllatlvc
processes. purliica the blood. and tones
up and strengthens the entire system.
Price 20 cts. Y, 9. VI. I. Drug Dept.
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NOW FOR


BY January /, 1900. the DEsfRHI NEWS
hope, TO be able to record that the Semi.
Weekly Edition has reached the $1,000
mark. That figure can undoubtedly be
attained " our agents will work with the
same will between now and Jan. tina, thsy
have done In the pas, ten months We SIN
eusly thank all our representatives. Tor
their pr,vlou, hearty sndsavof,. and trust
ihsy will do all In their power to help u,
reach the 5000 goal by the NEW YEAR
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SANTA CLAUS
HEADQUARTERS.

BOOKS. DOLLS. TOYS. Largest dis
play In town. Fine stationery. fancy
Leather Goods. Xmas cards. Calendars
and Novelties. Everything for the lioli-
days at CANNON'S BOOK STORE.
n and a Main ct.
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S. y. noRyBUcKLEs PENSION.

ESPECIAL TO THE "NEws"I
Washington, u. e., Dec. 2.-originnl
pension has been granted to Simon y.
Hornbucklc. OF Salt Lake city. OF Sc.
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Another near ith East and flrst South.
East second South. exlo rods and
house. g. tn.
East Second South. ~ rods and house.
fg.30u.
East Third South, walking distance, fino
now modern pressed brick. '1.iDo.
South West Temple. aNt0 and G large
ruomn. east front. kgAQ.
MvGurrin q Co. n ". md go.
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CHURCH NEWS.

Notice. for publication In this column on
satsrdays should be- handed In not later than
noon uf that day,
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FOR M0N[AY,


A Striking Porticrre curtain Bargaln.
without It's equal anywhere In the West.
Just look az them In our Windows. Ieg-
ulnr 1895 Fine Chenille Portlercs-with
deep. heavy knottcd fringe ut top and
bottom, handsome dndo and frlezc to
match. Unrcstricted choice from twelve
colofs--ns lonE a. 81 pair VIII last. Mon
day only
Per Pair sos.
n AtrEppAcu A mo
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FOR RENT.

ROOMS FOR OFFICES IN THE DEN
halter block choice locations.
Houston Real Estat. Inv. 20, eit Main
Offltks 40 srl1 All. CUSTOMERS
In tho hoard Of Trade Buiid
Houston lioul Estate Law. 60. gu Mnin
PLEASANT FRONT ROOMS AND
Hoard stram heat AMI gas 10 Main,
Two-iiuUM HOUSE MD SUMMER
kitchen NJ 20 south pth East.
~ HOUSES All PRICES. KINDS AND
loeatlon.. Iuille Ilros ~ Maln.
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printed In best of style. at reasonable
prices. Send YOUR order at once. The
ncncrct News
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PARAGON SHOE SHOP

ncmovcd basement 81 MAIN. four doors
north Dcserct Bank. Shoes repaired.