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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16
Hosiery Bargains


FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
90 doz Ladies' medium heavy ribbed.
all wool Hose. iu nll Sizes. special value
I7Bo
Ladies' black Cashmere Wool Hose.
with Mcrinn heel and toe, all Slices
splendid Csc grade this week special
$50
In plain or ribbed fast black. with
MUrlno hCel and toe, % standard CQc
grade, this week special at o. pair
doc
Ladies' extra heavy. nnc fnst black
Cashmere Hose. with hlFh-spllced
h0gl ANA toe and double solo, o. rrand
75c
Infants fast black Zine Cashmere
Hose. with Morino noel ana zoe. "a apitn.
did 2ic grnde special at
Infants fact black ribbed Wool
Hose. with Merino heel ana toe slzos iis
TO 5is, O. winner at pair
In fact black. with Meuno heel and
toe tine or Wide ibbfd. in au mEes,
sure 90 give Cutlro satisfaction "a
great Hosiery hnrgin at
ChudrDn'g extra heavy nne cnHhWpre
Hose. ln 1t sl1oH, fast black. none bet-
Ger for boys and girls school WEAR
our proee-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16
Knit Underwear.
- LADns ~ cnLDnEN.

FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
Ladies' heayy-aacced coru Vests and
Pants. AN siaoa. a good aic grade. goes
25c
Positively for this week only, We offer
Ladies' ribbed 90 per cent Wool un-
dgruear. lu am sizes, the hest ever of-
fefed at soc each our special bargain
62Hc
GndIo1' extra quality Natural Wool
Mixed Union Suits. an an sizes, mo
best ll-l grade ever offered, for this
csc
80 don. Chndrcn'a Union suits, matt
ural stray nceood, IN uli slaos, special
25c
Chldron'a nnc uu-wool scarlet I'm.
dcrwear oXtrn good grade, slzo IS
worth A0o each at
De- rise each slze.
Chndren's extra fine Ribbed Cashmere
Underwear, warranted nonsshr'nklng,
in natural gIuY the most afiiaiae.
tory Underwear ln tho market, sizeg IS
10 a. Size 10 worth i5o. each at
SOC
Sc rise each size.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16
MANY NOT REGISTERED.
Names and Addresses u mo VARIOUS Regi,-
haiIon Agents.
ONLY Two Days Allowed Go Attend
This Important Matter, oeto-
bcr i1th and 3ist.

ana
mn. ~, ' nv, D'nN. 10y ul' TWO p'-
yoicrs are not yct registered. unI,as
an such rorinior either on october i,th
or 5is,. they canno, vote ON sleai'6n
dnY
Every citizen or the United stataa
land lf "a fofaigner. Do nr eht. must have
boon unturaiIz.d ninety days before tine
clcct'ouj. who viii have resided iu tho
state one year. ln the county four
al the time Of Election. b cnuilci 70
register and vote.
Salt Lake CIty o. divided into i've
municipal varda 5r procIacis. unmely
First. Second Third. Fourth and TIfth.
Tho cliy q divided into hfiy-two cl.c-
II registered voter moves from one
precinct TO another precinct be 1r che
must ho registered araiu. rhrrr is no
legal transfer from one precinct 90 ln-
@ s od w., ,,f, J,, 'o,,r I m9Ss-
distrlct 30 the came precinct. hc or ehe
transfer from me rosis,ry asenl where
No. uf she Wns Formerly registered. This
transfer must o. REGISTERED with tho
registry agent where the voter now re-
slides
The registration onlcvr IN The nifty
two election districts are on follows
a,rpg9, pDt,..t,-,s.
fIi'sr fl'EuiNcF
Firut-JoHeph Pitt. 1909 Eleventh
Fact
Second ulh.rt Henry Morris Csf
south. ninth I3ast.
Third-Iohn i. GALLAGHER tl5 east
Seventh south.
Fourth Thomas A. Horn. Ir.. i5l
south. Fifth East troan.
Fifh-Airp. ). q. Angel. 50 Gregory
siSth-w u. Foster. $50 state street
|.cventh-NIua Annie - Lynch. gI
east. sixth south.
tIrhth-Thomaa NJ. Holt. G1s Bird,
sISth East '"'''" ~' '''''''' ''' ''''
,r.rtb- papt,i II C,ft.tt Els east
stxtb s,utb
Eicvonth-Mi-, fizzle Darke. sls east
Third South.
SECOND PRECINCT
! FIr SIl'i ssuib IN H. LOWE '-' "''
T,birt.snfb- Tsaber y,npsr Afontsri.
| aren't re.r '''n'" ''''''' '>'H"''' ''''''' ~
rntt..,u,- A,.l,t,,,t1 uueh.p,p az
VET sIuI ssy@sib a sogib '''''''' 80
,,t nth, 5l, Gi W9l loy 40 l'4' d"
N'si,e ~ t,ns.,, scs s,,tl,
/ s1yc,tb yg..t
D lHlt .,t a. d., ts
| ~, gNetF,,y s,b sou tn''''' W. ''''"' -"
r, g,sn so.iit 'u'n''n' ''' Yves
ri Nis'i s.i1,5 Hartley 20 west
., Iys' Iiiri, vAg,9ur r. Thomas ="
INV. d., Z, lg-.'',i,. ,t,rr,rst sh.a
yeest TbIrb sotth and south WcsI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16
Gents Underwear

Mons Gray Random Underwear. sizes
regular price each garment
goo
Mons heavy colored. perfect nttinE
rihh Underwear, aia0s regular reEu-
lar price 60 cents, each garment
45c
MINIS natural wool Underwear odd
asei, ~ drawers only, al4cs 80, 22, ~.
csc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16
Little
Pinples Turn
to Cancer.

Cancer often results from an i'm
unrity in the blood, inherited from
Generations back. Few people nrp en-
lircly FREQ from some faint In the blood,
md Il IL impossible TO tell when it will
oreak out IN the form u dreaded Cam
Ter. What has appeared 10 be q mere
,lnple or scratch has developed into
Inc most malignant Cancer.
81 had , severe cancer which vas A. frif
,air \ few hoichos. that I Thought would
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16

"Aiorlcn subsequently again assembled
the logan stone. aud for the first time
probably Tor many years introduced Into
the proceedings "a subject cxtrnneoua o.
the traditions of the uorHedd hut or
worldwide Interest nt the present time.
He said he made no apology Tor doiur
80. because one on the mottu0a
of the Goracdd was "The truth
against the world" AMI because the
Gorsedd was founded upon righteous
ness and Justice. The whole world had
condemned the French nation OF ~
crime against humanity, and he pro-
posed that they cmphntcnny protest
against the verdict IN the ureyfua case.
and express their sympathy with thu
victim Of this monstrous Injustice tup-
plnuHol.
carried with reclamation.
"Murion again came forward. and
called attention 10 the movement that
had boon Het on foot Tor tho purpose
~ paying "a worthy tribute 60 their roe
Hpocted Archdrui1 who had impaired a
great amount NJ dignity 90 the position.
lie hoped that the proposed testimonial
that tribute worthy both N the Welsh
nation and the Archdruld would be- tho
result Ito moved resolution npproV-
Ing NJ the project and uledFlnR tho
gathering 10 give Il their hearty rup-
port
Archiruld'a rhetorical powers, and said
that Notwithstanding hil burden N
reventy-nvc years. his stcntorian voice
could Htil b. heard above the roar ~
wind and din ~ traffic Lord MoHtyu
ami other Influential people had taken
up this movement, and thcrg was prob
ability Of the government also making
''The resolution was carried amid
great applause. and was suitably uc-
kunwledgcd BY the Archdruli
"Watiyn Wyn followed with % char
ncierlstically pointed address rcmnrkinr
that Liverpool had the opportunity of
| making tho last EiFtOldfud uf the cen.
tury an ever memorable one. II was q
striking fart h. added that the last
elateddfn1 " the century was 20 b.
held out % wales, ana this was regard
Cd as tho beginning of campaign foi
taking ENGLAND hy storm
"'rhe Rev. Robert Edwards nnfrynl
announced the subjects Tor the next
| GorHeld examination
'Thls concluded tho huslnoF1 and NJ.
| ter the SINGING ~ the Welsh Nntl0nn
| Anthem tho Gorre1d was closed accord
Inc 20 ancient form
DINNER AND CONCERT.
In the afternoon dinner took plnc,
al the Adclphl Hotel Mr., william
Evans presiding over large and in
| nueulal company. In proposing th'
| toast ~ "rhe ourcn," the chairman snlt
| her majesty had "rracluusly' consent
! ed 20 become a patron uf next year,
| ElHtoddfod Numerous toastH were re
| spondcd 60 and ~ Tow eloquent Hpccche
| Given In the welsh tongue by notable
| Wclahmeu.
fn Inc evening succcssful concor
was given ln Hope Hail az which
| prominent Welsh artists took part
among whom was Ben Davis. the cclc
hrnted tenor,
Prof nnn protheroc N Milwaukee
who led the defeated Scranton choir "a
the Worlds Fair Elstcddfod IN 1888 ha
been chosen one N the muslca; adiudi
Gators.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16
GOOD
RUBBERS!
AND plenty Of them now
on sale at our s,oro

a1a and a14 MAIN ST.

msyorcss then left the ground amid tho
ringing chcefa OF the largo assembly.
- patriotic address wna next dcllv-
erred by Gwynoth Vaughan who
vigorously defended the uorHedd and
the E.sioddfod as being the nneat ma
ilonni Institutions in the world.
"Gwyncdd then asccndcd the Mncn
Ll0g. aud paid on eloquent tribute TO
ihe late bishop ~ Bangor. who was "a
member Of Che GuuHcld. under the t-
tie of Llwyd 81 Ian Lloth. and he was
followed by rCdr lllr and Moricn. who
made sympathetic references 20 the
late Rev Ceuiauydd Williams. another
deceased member of the Gorfcdd. wh0te
funeral had taken place at Macstcg
on the proviouR day.
''fho next item on the program was
the singing or the old welsh hymn.
90. fryuiau Cncrfnlom." Co the we'll
known tune of "Crugyhar." The hymn
was led by the Clean vi Sunshine band.
under the conductorehlp Of Mr.. Henry
Hughes, u Antcld, and was very I'm.
urcsHlVslv rendered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16

Foriy-four'h-Ia W. Dondu lies
east seruu1 iluth
Forty-nnh a. lL banks IT,. $50
cnrt SECOND south
Forty sixth GEORGE o.. Freeze, 1Oi
onat Firi South
TurtY-HeNruth Homer Duncan. g1i
sruth Seventh East
Forty-clghth-L hoy Mansfield. a.
Fourth EnHt
Foriy-nlnth- Joseph G. Lyon. rear go
south Fifth East
FIftleth-C %. Farnsworth. A. east
First South.
Fuy-nrat walter W. King. nc east
Second South
Fifiy-second-John Davis Jr. 2li
Main HtrrUt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16

Mons Nicuua Tan wool Underwear.
size; Shirts 16. 3s. ". "a. drawers. 80.
SO, g. 40, e., regular price fl25.-
SPECIALS.
Boys Flannclotte Waists dark COLI
ore, age Z TO ~. regular price 30 cents.
special tomorrow from 90 o D. m,.--
200
French FeIt Hats. colurs black and
brown. size 6h 10 z. REGULAR price ii-25
SPECIAL all week.
Boys d0uhir-brclstei knee pants,
Suite Eny piHll mlNture7. ugo & % 8,
regular price i2i5-speciai an week.
St.67
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16

Cincinnati o.. oct. i5.-The Reds
closed the season with two easy vic.
tories over the fXlloH, Hob a local
amateur. was tried by Quinn In the
second game, and he failed To make
good. Attendance. 1900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16

Chicago oct i5.-The season closed
horr today with double-hcudcr. Oar
Mn pltchcd great game AGAINST -.
Louis and with three fast douhlu-playh
hack Of him. made it a shut-out. Gala
hams support was very ragEvd IN tho
last game. fearful miaplaya giving the
Colonies an easy victory and cheating
the locals out of the Opportunity 90
Jump into seventh place, lsoulHNlll"
name called I'D end OF eighth inning on
account of darkness Attendance, 600.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16

BOON raH4 away. D VS.
treated by several able
nhYflelaua Dot Boz fulic
uftHHlr HfIH thH can
ffrHnfaHf unfIl mycdH
ditlnui rauralafmlnF.
Afirf many months "a
treatment and rTuVlrr
aieai .aGaNs us
Cd nHn fn Try A.
uuIrn WuH fI strongly
recommended TnH nni
bottle Ur Iu 90 on ir
proven nf frIntinUea
tho medicine. and DO
four months the laftllf
tie acab lfuurd or
Ten YnaH havc aiansc
laUasr has turned
al .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16

SECOND GAME

HattorIOH-UT0nIn and WO0UHi W0NI7
lister and sugdon. Umpire-Mcpon-
SECOND GAME
n. u n
Cincinnati .... .. q. .. o. =, 10 rs 3
Cleveland o.. .. o.. O., Of. o. q, - ~ 6
natterlcs-Ilahn and poitzi Hob and
sugdtn. Mcdonald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16

Rnterlca-Cailahan and chnnoei fhh-
llppl and Lattimer. umpire-o Day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16
TIE DES[RET SWINGS Dirk.

Estabiiihod isit 10 omcca.
TuE OLDEST AND LARGEST
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12
AlSNS. AT CONSTRUCTED WOlEl
Troubles of Assen,blymaa Daagett. of Wisconsin, tie
Tight Lacing.

x sSEMBLYAAN Henry L Dagxee, OF
A o1stag21ate county Wisconsin. wAose
antt-tlghs iacfzg resolution attracted
- mum attention. mas Just returned sroan
~ Paul. where he visited this gosenar
legislature and where he found his sarfss
had preca<i@d hiEa. says the Chicago
Chronicle. lie defends MS resolution ard
says IL Is rc more visionary than the
Minnesota teachers pension hgli or,e os
whose proposed amendments ne says Is 10
grant pensions only 20 female teachers
who have taught twenty years ard who
have beer proposed 20 aniy once In that
length of asarsyraozn. Ills resolution Is
now going from one assembly committee
70 another. aut be VIII bring it or in The
senate.
II provides for the appointment Of q
commission 70 draft a bill for the prntee-
ton Of .'old maids wives ard yoarg girls.
against the evils Of tight lacfrg Mr.
Dagxett says that III the matter goes no
further II has already accom- plssses much
good in setting people 20 sasuksng ON a
serious subject and perhaps frightened
some thoagEtsess women hack 20 the ways
OF health. His measure. be SAYS Is aimed
al the Yankee women. the German ard
Norwegian women need -, such prosee-
tion- He paints 20 the low birth rats and
decreasing marriage rate among ArDsYt-
can women as causes for alarm
WAY VITO wants 20 marry a WASH
wafstg" BE- says, II know what / am
talking about. too. for have investigated
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12
CARPENTER In THE BACKWOODS OF BRAZII1

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12

cases In tie asylum ~ Oshkosh N
establish 3 fine az 81 for iarsns 80 6E
sy. the parents ct FAs xtra cr cd - IL
be sfse Judges.
He says the sdea IS RE amts-sacsne eo&
tuition ~as entassay srszsnsa with ~
he Indignantly rasEssS sAs hnxN9
that he has h*ea ssrs sicfxm ~ ma&c
i,sffsg reporters tEsay sA@ hzeees<
gnsf. he asserts, was ganxa1fed In 0M
ing il az. He Is nss susssse ~ 80 So
per se. for ne has nzat arsssnfet xalp1
downs FOR ysars wfthczf a5<cosx41oo
advantages sc that lnsstEnfso4 - eNneHos
ing the charms % wofnAa'4 leazc eg4W T.
wei as fhe esnhzrraxszH<A1 pk & 1t1<l
xsgn maids who Says nsss aSlu0 = ~
same sa &c conclusion
Mr.. Daxxetf rpr2aS- iarg g.
his ssr~s entrance Ia MatAu II
irs Az the inaugurasspa sf ~ $3.50 "a
GERS with an ear az rcd -
frgTn his upper cost rerket r. ~ -. !
% his vocation and as Iaa*feu4 -
nexr came into renssan whea -
county hnart 81 " h:ga ~ il Nees
passed resolutions csrgsaesuatnk - 60
II riding On Passes. sfe ssyA -
o. the board can e8sertasn n0xaf1G
go.sd Will tcward hsEs. hessss. -
year thai he las naer wtxA ta<m -
given thern an oyster ssseFex Nesess
less. Ne has Introduced bsH ~ rat =
the nurssssr of daxS fnr thS xzns'ai
Ing II county hearsts srpm tuvnfy -
teen.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12
STRANGE FEATURES OF LIFE IN THE
PROVINCE OF MATTO CROSSE.
The Queer Cities of Corumba and Guy aba--A Town
Where Boys Wash for Gold in the Street.
Savage Indians Who Are Born With
out Hair and Grow None Ex-
cept on the Head.

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12

TIRE Is no pTgsr5esatEal chaplain al
ta0sga Esssrs is pretty Ea4g@s ~ the
rs ss<sr aalace 81 gE4@A. BY sfa way Pres
sGsDs 6FSxy xas EcSt 70 k@@p RS ed h.sss.s
AMI sssp9~ssx bss wAea SuFs-g ths tenure
ef a6Tsre - sss11 CaYros waS restored 70
ssz or ssrxs1 ass art arranged for d8sirs
weTsasp. The 'nTsiy occasion. however az
as berg Gsss-zza3 Ter ressgious ceremonies
has essr % the occasion of Prenea car
9t1AAs rsSs@sySaw their sr%s~r.g2re al Tie
ssFssss - tsse president TIE Ezyspe palace
r. situated IN Efs ra-slz OF ire Madasez~ss
ard - sssaFnwf that the rector a ax,le
10 stssss8 - ssse sgsrtszzs welfare Of
FRANCIS csse< magistrate without the sat-
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1ese exe seng rexanas ias farmer gositto~ Of
yssssf allastr, 9ays both gwen Ftetr saT7e-
isssa - 1gts zgsi * sa9 Ese@%sss css4nss trayzs
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sfasssssKs sRgEGza q tire eeEs- q cslsss s.ssa
10 sna egafsre NougEs TIE fac. has bern
bsssassss 20 Bgas sass .sse saa II Judge
Lew Hfs pFesssssrs aseg fae criminal sec
tim 81 the gs4fs Of sz%sa ssofa lsax for years
hssa tne nass; Intimate sssTsl u Matthew
Dfsy as1x. Assse 80 ehs Satt@gs social ss,o95
s9s ~ Ma5ao8se ara sz general manager
o7 = eora gsry sB1css has for ~ seSal AL
wiser CsoanSesor E>shsosz. tEs .ssssas ard as
eeess - - III. FAsgsssr@, erSd INDICTED joint
~ 18Th fEat e1iceg for making n<e cf
state ~ssfs&. I'saees T&fn1a1s.srczxs, while
f'sey sn Ess@sxe frBaagvs th~ ssouessy or the
integrity of Igs9ge ls4sss nevertheless
wD&Ea Expose him z. charges % partially
ia tire event ~ MS rendering seasss<cFl
favoTssis 20 fae prisoner u DgEEi Lssane
Is y attn tAe eb5ece q sver;iag ssSlS and
- sl4e purpose II satisfying the psop5s al
large ~ 10 Ire absolute equity az the fsssi
sesisz-s*Es II 1as fersYfas case hleh nss
fsasu fey ~ sossg 4 ksssarne OF sissturssa 80.
THAI iiss responsibility Of g.sing tie de-
sss@or . 70 he transferred from the erin
sss&} Gsx2sSn. u asrh eG2gsse~ss q nSress re-
teen }tsssEes 20 sns eessre eotirs. xnieh. con :
sstfNflng r1e sss.wsfaa tribunal OF France
eernpF isse atosss stfsy fa13es II n. there
gHFe, on EreGn5s * ~Sre*Issrcy THAT hosz
Iarsstgsent ssnssaes aTd sx-Psssnser Fs1uos
faga s4ssu tf.s5r sanction 20 s2ze Issgsuy
Hsf wnsSh AZ 7r-t nagssf sgspesgas; inlausfaas
ard 80 csseul&fs3 10 subordinate stm hign-
sssT court "a Frssse 70 3 legislative ma
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They zxe az straight as osay Eine trees ari
as prssa@ n shesr n~4rirx AS any Inszars
chief 81 Gass West They have Alxh cheek
bones eepaersAssore5 sSirs sns xs-zsxa.
black hair.
TIE Teas c0IE1nzssy wear 10 esassss
e1rssS- WHEN gheT cone in LIE pzws@sars
CO aA.ts r&Sxsse or cvsess uxs< 70 Paraguay
40 trade A. such times Ehss wassq-s wsx~
ra1fe ssz@sts G-aSsA5 saz&1t sA1Fg hes7sas
Ar hoIe they have nothing sxress
S2gSsEss assyss sa& walsh. xhas H. when
sasS are in tszls dress. TIE mes are sassS-
fed xfsh ii hzn3 Lea asset TIE had. I