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NOTICE

At the regular meeting Of The Sat
h"tfd of Examiners held June Eth. 1882
the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLVED. That the Board OF Exam.
inCrs shall meet on the ,hiyd dav at a., or,
'i"htn, Tor the purpose of allowing
"lalmS against the State, and all claims
n"{ in the office of the SECRETARY of stare
on or before the third day in each month
hall not be considered or allowed by the
"ard until the next meeting which will
he on the third Tuesday of each month
REINHOLD SADLEK
EUGENE HowELL
JAMES r. Judge
Board OF Examiners.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-30

Official REGISTER
Sac OF Nevada
)HII.NtL DEPARTME Ny
u. 5. Senators
~Vhh T. a. "t-. VIM. NJ. Stewart
Congressman
=. .nciS G.. Newlands.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-30

ARTHUR MORRIs.
Clerk.
Carson City, Nevada. June Z, 1898.
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STATE INSTITUTIONS

J. .. He's / SON.. Ward en- State Prison
Jos, =. ~HH''~, President State University
4>r. F"tt"r, 't, Supt. Hosp Mental Discs
A NJ, N"' ,. Supt.. of Orphans Home
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Dancing Partv

J The holiday dance given Monday
evening by Mrs. w. e. Smedley in
honor of the children was an attractive
affair of the week. The parlors were
canvassed and decorated with Christ
mas green and flowers, and during the
evening tempting refreshments were
served.
Those who enjoyed the affair were the
Misses Mary Derge, Juha Cullen, Gene
We've Mccormick, May Brunton, Stella
Cohn, Margie Glendinning, Eudora
Daily, Evelyn DAILY, Jessie Bruback, Adj
elaide woodruff, Margaret Walker,
Geneva Savage, Lizzie Weitz. Margie
Palmer, Ora Dunford, Mary Sherman,
Bessie Niles, Stella Fabian, Mary Mar
shall, Reta Kahn, Aline Mcmillan, Mil
dred Mcmillan, Grace Lyons, Marion
Hall, Virginia Beatty. Evelyn Allen,
Edna FarrsW orth, Annette Farms worth,
Ruth Beesley, Messrs. Harold Fabian,
Clarence Miner, Frank Niles. Clarence
Bamberger, Julian Paul, sam Paul,
Hugh Williams, Ralph Brown, Wayne
Brown, Russell Woodruff, Roger Pow
ers, George Knox, De Witt Knox, Louis
Farnsworth. Earl Farnsworth, Yale
Pfoutz, William Ferguson, William
Hall Almert DAILY, Theodore Bruback,
Henry Evans, Chester Evans, Scott
Evans, Morton Lewis.
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At Sixtv-threa.

Miss Moffat and Miss Hays gave an
enjoyable "sixty-three" party on Thurs
day evening. The. house was decorated
with palms. carnations, smilax and
ferns. At the close of the game prizes
were awarded to Miss Mcdonald, Mrs.
George Lambert, Mr.. Barnes and Mr..
Dwyer.
There were present Mr.. and Mrs.
Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert, Mr.
and Mrs. Hills. Mr. and Mrs. Mcdonald,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marriott, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hanson, Miss Claire Clinton, Miss Alice
Clawson. Miss Clare Clawson, Miss
Bess Clawson, Miss Savage, NJ SIS Len
ME Savage, Miss Laura Sanders, Miss
Morris. Miss Dougall, the Misses Pat
rick, Miss Game. Miss Rowe, Miss
Louis Rowe, Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers, Mrs.
Woolley, Miss Pike, Miss Dwyer, Miss
Kate Dwyer, Mr.. Cannon. DR.. Eller-
beck, Mr. Alex Campbell, Mr.. Wells
Mr. Hugo Dougall. Mr.. Joseph Patrick
Mr. Elliot Kimball. Mr.. Fred Knicker-
booker, Mr.. Harry Miller, Mr.. Barnes,
Mr.. Will Patrick, Mr.. Spencer Claw
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At Cards.

Judge and Mrs. LIE Grand Young en-
tertained at "sixty-three'' Friday even
ing in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Hardie Young. The parlors were. dec
GRATED in white and gold. Twelve ia
bles were arranged, the score cards be-
ing dainty water color miniatures, and
the tallies Gibson figures done in pen
and ink. Prizes for the game were won
by Miss Kimball, Mrs. w. V. Rice Of
Park City, Mrs. Calvin, Mr.. Vernon
Hardy, Mr.. George Lowe Nye and Mr..
Dick Sprague.
Present to meet the guests of honor
were Mr.. and Mrs. David C. Dunbar,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Bancroft, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. V. Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ
Bidwell, Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. j Sharp. Mr. and Mrs.
W. B. Sprague, Mr.. and Mrs. c. L.
Rooklidge, Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Din
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Y. NJ. c. a. Reception.

The Young Mems Christian associa-
ton gave their annual New Years re-
ception on Monday afternoon and even
ing. The rooms We're decked with fes-
toons of Christmas green and flowers,
combined with the royal blue and white
Of the Y. NJ. C. A, and presented a
most attractive appearance. Lemon
ade and light refreshments We're served,
and the hours were passed most en-
joyably by all present.
The guests were received by Miss
Bessie Light, Miss Ratcliff, Miss Oliver,
Miss Maud Clark, Miss Frances Quail
trough, Miss Bessie Williamson, Miss
Mary Corser, Miss Uveichert, Miss
Margaret Caulfeld, Miss Fannie
Wheeler. Miss Julia Sandberg, Miss Ida
McComsey, Miss Ethel Pond, Miss Lee
liza Fowler Miss Mae Twomey, Miss
Day, Miss Lola Cochler, Miss Eckert,
Miss Inez Peak, Miss Banker, Miss
Kittie Kidder, Miss Myrtle Abel and
Messrs. Qualtrough (chairman) Davey,
Greene. KeTrick. Crone, D. Miller, Wal
tiers, Smith.
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Wedding Anniversary.

Last Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Orson T. Rogers celebrated their china
wedding. The game of sixty three"
was played. The tally cards We're very
suggestive of the occasion, being little
china dolls tied to a ring with pink
and green ribbon. The prizes were also
in china, and were won by Mrs. o. P.
Arnold, jr. Mrs. John D. Owen, Mr..
VIII James and Mr.. Walter Squires.
During the game delicious punch was
served in the hall by Misses Katie and
Ethel Rogers. Supper was served in
the double dining room, which was ar
tisticalIy decorated with pink carna-
lions, smilaX, evergreen and holly. At
tire supper vocal and instrumental
music was an interesting feature.
The guests We're DR.. and Mrs. G. F.
Wilcox, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Wiscomb,
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were quietly married at the home Of
the bride.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. scheu have gone
! to California.
. .
Miss Lulu Peery of Ogden is the
guest of Miss Leila Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. X Parsons left dur
ing the week for a visit with friends
in Oakland.
o o .
Mr.. and Mrs D. L. Castle are IN San
o o o
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Carey of Provo
spent the past few days in the city.
Miss searles has gone to California
Mrs. S. B. Emery has returned from
the east
Mrs. A. Rogers left Wednesday for
trip TO the coast.
4. q .
Miss Radcliffe entertained the "Out
for Fun club" on Tuesday evening.
o q s.
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Holman returned
from the east on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Gregg have re-
moved to $50 East Second South street
Friends of the Hon. George M. Scott.
who has been seriously i'll for the past
four or five weeks, will be glad to know
that he has so far recovered as to be
able to travel. Mr.. Scott left Yesterday
morning for San Francisco. accompan-
led by DR.. Bascom. Mr.. Scott will visit
his sister, Mrs. Decker, while DR.. Bas-
com will make the sea voyage to San
Francisco. Mrs. W. T. Cotton and Miss
Cotton, who have been on the coast
for some time, will also make the Hon
olulu trip
Mrs. Taylor Of Brigham City spent
the past few days in the city.
9 % g
A number of box parties viii be !
given during the Frank Daniels en-
gagement.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Demarest and
daughter have taken apartments at
the Halls for the winter.
Professor and Mrs. Carl Zehnter have
returned from Baltimore.
Mrs. Eberly and Miss Benson viii
leave the latter part Of next week for
st. Louis.
The Misses Noble will give them
dance at the Kenyon.
g W 8
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Sharp are ex-
pected home next week.
8 8 s.
Mrs. George Lowe Nye is at home
Mondays at 2OS East Third South street.
@ g s.
Mrs. F. w. Haight of Park City spent
Friday in the city.
% % Is
Mrs. Walter K. Lewis viii spend the
next few weeks in the city visiting
her mother, Mrs. S. S. Walker.
@ g o
Benner X. Smith will spend the win
ter in Honolulu.
q 8 O
Miss Alice Simpson entertained upon
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Sleiyh Ride.

Miss Luvera Snow entertained a
number of her friends on Monday
evening by giving a sleigh ride, fol-
lowed by a dainty supper at her home.
The affair was chaperoned by the
Misses Florence Grant and Nellie Fen
nimore-
Louise Young, Edith Sutherland, Fan
ME Sheridan, Bessie Miller, Coda Mil
Ter, Gertrude Clayton, Jeane Campbell
Clayton Thatcher, Harry Bintz, Harold
Bird, Dilbert Dickert, Harold, Steph-
ems, Jimmie Collins, Willard Stephens,
Will Pitts, Don Campbell. Phil Suthe--
land, Beuner Grant, Ralph Brown and
VIII Bird.
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Recertion and Dance.

Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Geddes and Miss
Geides gave large reception and
dance Wednesday evening at the
knutsford to several hundred guests.
The entire par;or floor was thrown open
and was decorated under the direction
Of Huddart, who carried out some new
ideas. The corridor was Ornamented
with ported palms and plants. The
dancing hall decorations We're carried
out entirely in green and white. Ropes
of smilax were festoohed about the
walls of the room, while from the door
ways were suspended hanging baskets
of trailing vines. \ bank of palms
and plants across one end formed a
pretty part of the decorations. The
supper room decorations of green and
red we're equally effective A recep-
ton was held from 8 until 10, after
which dancing was participated in. Mr..
and Mrs. Holman and Miss Blanche
Burke assisted Mr.. and Mrs. Geddes
and Miss GeddeS in receiving.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Best, Mr.. and Mrs.
". Stevenson, Mr.. and Mrs h s.
Beatie, Mr.. and Mrs. George Piper, Mr.
and Mrs. John Owen, Mr.. and Mrs
Will James, Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Arnold,
jr., Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Hughes, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Squires, Mr.. and Mrs
j. III. Give, Captain and Mrs. ]. Wash
Young, Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Badger, Mr.
and Mrs. A. ]. Gray. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
G. Felt Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Warruni.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cooke, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Stringham, Mrs. Maggie
Moyle, Mrs. Elizabeth Moyle, Mrs Ella
Squires. Miss Clarice Thatcher. Miss
Leone Rogers, Mr.. Hyde, Mr.. Tingey
and Mr.. Albert Toronto.
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Coming Events.

Tuesday evening the second dance of
the assembly series will take place at
Christensen's.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. George Y.
Wallace and Miss Wallace will enter
tain at cards. Mrs. D. c. Dunbar viii.
entertain the same afternoon.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Da-
vid c. Dunbar will give a large card
party.
Friday evening the ladies of Unity
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Birthday Party.

Mrs. Jed Give entertained during the
week in honor of Mr.. Gives birthday
Cards and music were the features,
Professor Give rendering some very
fine selections on the piano and violin.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Wash Young, Mr.. and Mrs. BrintOn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Orson Rogers, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
C. Squires, Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Arnold,
Mrs. M. A. Sears, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Y. Taylor, Professor and Mrs. w. C.
Give, Mrs. Eliza Moyle, Miss Camp
bell, Miss Irene Squires and Miss Claire
Give.
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woodey, Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin, Mr.. and
Mrs j. q. Game, DR. and Mrs. ]. S.
W1tcher, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Nye, Mr..
and Mrs j. L. Franken, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Reid Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Kerr. Mr.. and Mrs. Kleinschmidt, Miss
Woodward, Miss Kimball. Miss Wood
ruff, Miss Crawford, Miss Mason. Miss
Adelaide Mason, Miss Sadler Miss June
sadler, Miss Hanauer, Mr.. Rooklidge
Mr.. Sprague, Mr.. ". j. Lawrence. Mr..
G. N. Lawrence, Mr.. Bert Lawrence.
Mr.. Ray Walker. Mr.. Mason. NJ. d. r.
BurIey, Mr.. Vernon Hardy. Mr.. VIII
Ford, Mr.. Hanauer and Mr.. T. r.
Jones.
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German Club.

The German club was entertained
yesterday at luncheon by Mrs F. ].
Fabian
or the members there were present
Mrs. t. B. Beatty, Mrs. Kenneth Kerr,
Mrs. Rancke, Miss Rancke, Miss Alff,
Miss Adelaide Mason, Mrs. Sol Siegel,
Mrs. L. r. Eldredge.
The club will be entertained next
week by Miss Adelaide Mason.
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At Dinner.

Miss Carrie Stewart gave very
pretty dinner at the Normandy on
Tuesday evening. Flowers and ferns
made the table attractive. The guests
were: Miss Wheeler, Miss Jones, Miss
Griffith, Miss Wells, Miss Pence, Miss
Smith, Miss Pearse, Miss Mayne, Miss
Stewart, Mr.. Sprague, Mr.. Heard, Mr..
Holt, Mr.. Meyer. Mr.. Krebs, Mr.. Stew
art, Mr.. Molinelli, Mr.. Cleland
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The first part of the new year in the
social world was not notable in any
way Few amusements were provided
for society lovers, although the enter
tainments given were of an unusually
enjoyable character. The reception
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Geddes
and Miss Geddes stands out most prem
inently. while among other enjoyable
affairs were the card party given by
Judge and Mrs. lie Grand Young, the
dinner given by Mrs. S. B. Emery and
the dance at the home Of Mrs. Smed-
ley.
O. q o
Saturday. so long tabooed by brides,
and even considered by the old famil-
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At Fort Douglas.

Friday evening the officers and ladies
of Fort Douglas gave an informal hop
at recreation hall A number of we'll
known people from the city were in at
tendance, among them being Miss
Judge, Mrs. Jevne, Miss Wall, Miss
Glendinning, Miss Mcmillan, Miss Ged-
des, Miss Blanche Burke, Mr.. Mark,
Mr.. S. X. Hooper.
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lar rhyme. "as no day at ALL" is in
high favor by brides in Salt Lake this
season. To get married on Saturday
is the fashion CT the moment Society
is standing 0pen-m outhed with aston
ishment at this new idea, for if there
has been these last twenty years one
day regarded as peculiarly inappropri-
ate ana unlucky Tor weddings, that day
has been Saturday. But of a sudden
Saturday has been seized on as the day
of all DAYS for the fashionable we'd
dings, and the other days of the week
have been cast quite into the shade.
What has brought this change of
feeling can hardly be told. 1t is, how
ever, considered little short of remark
able. and is occasioning a great deal
of talk
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At Dinner

Mrs. S. B. Emery entertained at din
ner at the Knutsford on Friday even
ing. Roses and carnations were pro-
fusely used in the decorations. The
guests We're Miss Bransford Miss Stel-
la Bransford, Mr.. Harris and Mr..
Evans.
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son, jr.. Mr. lie Grand Young, jr., Mr.
Fred May, Mr.. Dewey, Mr.. Addy. Mr.
Lewis, Mr.. Schoppe, Mr. Jack Afford,
Mr.. Campbell. Mr.. Mcclellan. Mr. Nor
ris, Mr.. Paul Kimball, Mr.. Hyde, Mr.
Spencer, Mr. Douglas Moffat
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At Homo

Mrs. George Lowe Nye received in
formally on Monday afternoon, and in
the evening gave a dainty supper,
which was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs.
Sam C. Park, Miss Alton Young, Miss
Weber, Mr.. Shirley Weber. Mr.. Grant
Hampton and Mr. Will Ford.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-08

Ladies seamless. wool hose. worth
zoe. reduced to. per ito
Sair ...........-....
Ladies high spliced heel and double
sole. forty gauge, fast black cotton
hos 49,, worth sS'' reduced to, l21aC
Children's Cashmere Hose. heavy
ribbed. all sizes. worth soc, fne
reduced to, per pair oO
Boys extra heavy ribbed bicycle hose.
a broken lot worth SOc. re- fcn
duced to. per pair -. $4,000. AOo
Infants wool 2x2 rib hose. To
worth 15c, reduced to. per pair 81
Infants fine Cashmere Hose. abso-
.utely fast black. worth soc. 1
reduced to, per pair :. oS
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Nav Club.

The May club met at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. W. H. Culver Tuesday even
ing. Cards and music were enjoyed.
The club viii meet next week with Mr.
and Mrs. John Timms.
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50 Per Cent Off ON all Trimmed Hats
LAZlf5 ladies' and
III YE1 HILDREN'S
1lNkSSW3 UNDERWEAR

Ladies' Egyptian Cotton Ribbed
Vests and Pants. worth 25c, Ilcg
reduced to, each. ~
Ladies' Natural Gray Ribbed Vests
and Pants, soft, warm. well made:a
worth 4Oc, reduced to, 1Icf'
each ....'.'....'.'.'.''''
Ladies' fine Jersey Ribbed F1eece4
Lined extra heavy Vests andA
Pants, worth 75c, reduced to, 3kc1
each -.-.--.---..-....'--
Ladies' fine Wool Non-shrinking
Vests and Pants, worth 81, re- S7cy
duced to, each .....----...-.-..'....
Ladies' Fine Swiss Ribbed Union
Suits, heavy, fleece-lined. 3Scs
worth Csc, reduced to, each.
Ladies' extra heavy Ribbed, Fleece
lined Union Suits; color, ecru; S7c
worth 81, reduced o.........-.-..-.0S
Children's Ribbed Fleece-lined Union.
Suits, full line of sizes; worth III.
35c, reduced to ..-......----..----..-A Az
Boys extra heavy Ribbed Fleece
lined Gray Shirts and Drawers,
sizes. 26 to "a; worth 4Oc. re- lDc
duced to .....-...............-- ~
Our entire stock of broken lots in
Ladies' and Children's Underwear at
half price.
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Utopia Corsets. IN black and drab.
long waist, silk stitching, worth fra
$1.o0: reduced to 49, =. ...... @sU
C-B la spirite Corsets. black and
drab. the best value st $l25: 500
reduced to -. -. Oov
Ladies Corset Waists. in black ard
drab. worth Sl.e5: reduced g7o
to-. .-.....--. -.-.--...-
Nursing corsets. IN drab. $50
only, worth s1.Oo: reduced to 1As
Children's Ferris Waists. re- Ia
ducec to =. -...,.......
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Woman's Club.

The Salt Lake Woman's club met on
Tuesday, Jan. 8. Mrs. Clarence A
Bradley read a paper on True Soci-
ety."
On Tuesday, Jan. 10, Mrs. A. B.
Greason will entertain the club with
her noted paper on Club Conscience"
read at the General Federation meet
ing at Ogden. All interested in club
work are invited to the cIubroom in
the city and county building.
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(HILDREN'}
AID
Infants
HEADVEAR.

Infants silk Hoods, nicely fOa
embroidered. at Observation-Disclosures. W
Infants silk Hoods. elabor- qqn
ateIy embroidered, at .......... SVO
Infants good quality Silk Beauti-
fully Embroidered Hoods, 400
worth 81, reduced to .......-- EAV
Infants extra good quality Silk
Hoods, deliberately embroi ?1n
dered. worth $3.50, reduced to- : y
Infants SILK Crochet Hoods. zephyr
lined, worth 81, reduced Non
to =. - -. ..-..-.....- @~
Children's Silk Hoods, in colors,
white. brown, cardinal, navy and
green, worth Csc, reduced q9n
20 O1O
Children's Silk Hoods in all colors.
beautifully made up. worth 81, 67a
reduced to ..................... ~
childrens Silk Hoods. in all colors
and sizes, worth $l.75, reduced GQn
to So -. -. .-.....-......... S-S
children's Wool and silk Mixed
Double Hoods. worth 75c, re- q7n
duced to ....................... Otc
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Circle will give a dance at Christen-
sens.
Saturday evening will occur the mar
riage of Miss Mark and Mr.. David
Skillman Murray at st. Marks cathe-
dral.
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Social Notes,

Mr.. Ned Ferry spent the past week
in st. Louis.
@ @ s.
On Wednesday evening Miss Pearl
Bolton and Mr.. William ]. Pitman
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Stationery.

Leader writing paper and Ae
ENVELOPES, per box Az
Half pound writing paper and ~
envelopes, per box ~
Court Society Writing Paper Or
and envelopes, per box ..-..... W
Champion Lead Pencils, per %
Students note books. each Or
Students composition books. ar
double size. each .--....--..
Pencil Tablets. each RI
Ink Tablets each ,-s Sc
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Ladies Nightgowns, made up with
embroidery and tgcks. worth oon
lac: reduced to =. 80. go. JSU
Ladies Nightgowns, richly made up
with fine embroidery and tucks. va
riety Of styles, worth s1.75; oco
reduced to-. :. $500. :. COZ
Ladies chemises. made of good quail
lity Muslin. trimmed with embroid-
cry. worth Coo; reduced 90.
TO 49,. :. ....... 00C
Ladies' Chemises. made of best quail
ity muslin, trimmed with embroidery
and ribbon, variety of styles, n1
worth SIPS: reduced to :. 80. UfG
Ladies Muslin Skirts. made up with
lace; worth $1.35; reduced TO,
to -. -. e ECJ
Ladies Muslin Skirts, made up with
double Aounce and two rows mx nj
Of lace; worth $500; reduced to @1.AI
Ladies Muslin Drawers, richly made
up with lace: worth sS5c: re- An.
duced to :. -. :. :. - 45U
Ladies Muslin Drawers. made of best
quality Muslin, trimmed with deep en-
broidered dounce; worth s135: no.
recueed 10 -. aUV
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-08

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On All Trimmed Hats.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-05-20
Ju.Ire w. +. Herman Dead.

New Orleans. Judge William Fer
pus Herman, of East Fellclana re-
snected citizen of the town Of Gin
ton and one of the foremost lawyers
and ripest scholars of this state, died
Saturday in this city at the New Or
leans Sanitarium, after having un-
dergone surgical operation 1t was
only a few weeks ago that his all
mpnt showed severe and serious symp-
toms and it was decided to call a
surgeon into consultation. DR.. En-
met Lee Irwin, of Clinton his SON
in-law, who had attended him up to
that time. sent for DR.. F W. Par
ham, of New Orleans, and after hav
inc been under their joint care
JndgeKernan appeared to be improv-
ing. Gradually, however, the acute
symptoms returned, and the sufferer
was moved to New Orleans, and he
arrived here on a special train May
< He was placed under the care OF
the musicians in the New Orleans
San itarirm. His condition was NOT
improved in spite of most sklilful
and eminent surgical and medical at
tention, and on the 18th inst. an 0p-
Grafton, in extremis, was performe1'
The venerable sufferer did not rally
from the shock, and at o'clock Sat
urday afternoon he died. There was
verv little hope FOR his recovery when
il was decided to 60 on with the
opeatidh. which WAS undertaken "s
the las, and Laye chance to prolone