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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
Gen. Wiugate Wins a sigma Vic
tory in the Soudan,
MANY PRISONERS CAPTURED
Defeated Der,isbo. Numbered 2,soO-
tfriiish Los. wa. only Three
Wounded.

Cairo. Egypt. Nov. 29.-Gcn. wingnte
with nm Egyptian force. moved from
Fajlkohl yesterday to attack the force
Of Ahmed Fcdll, reported to be at
Melissa tDrcnssa?J % miles from the
River Nile on the road to Gcnll
tGimchO The slrdar Con. Kitchener
has tclegraphcd to Lord Cromcr as fol-
lows.
"omdurman. Nov. ga.--wingatc found
Melissa evacuated, pushed on 10 Alb
-'aadil. four miles farther. and found
force encamped. They were forth
with engaged by the mounted troops
under Mahon. with four maxlms and
two guns, and the Jchadlch under DOR
rlngc.
The dcrviahcs charged with an their
Old dash to within ~ yards VI IN. guns.
WiuEnte, with the Infantry arrived In
TINS TO support Mahon and cleared the
whole camp. tn. dorVlshos bnlted
through the bush, pursued by the
mounted troops, WiuFntc estimates
fcdirs forcc at 1900 men. of whom iOO
were killed
WinEato captured many prisoners.
Hrhln, rlilE and spears The Egyptian
canualtiuH were three wounded"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
Attempt to Burn Down a Saloon
in That Town Last Night
A WOMAN UNDER SUSPICION
believed 60 Have reen Driven TO pc.-
band being Lniiccd from Home.

TO- - AaNAa 49, 4 M W. " ~ ]
knysVlllv. Nov. IA deliberate at
tempt was made nc this place last night
10 burn down Swan a company - saloon.
Fires were klndl,1 at both the rear
and side doors y tho building III,
timely arrival N bartender Wooifcy NJ
the saloon this morning no doubt saved
that and other buildings from complets
destruction. uH ctito Of straw was
standing Just inside. near "a, collar
door. ana would have been ablazo la
very few minutes and put the nrc be-
yond control.
The blaze was easily ,Ntinrulshed nni
bcsidca burning % hole % the floor and
ncorchlng the DOOM ma no other dam.
age, II was evident that the work was
the work uf an iucendiary. a. koroagus
was freely used.
Had the IRE been famed Into Cun-
siderable proportions II Do certain that
the PrDudf0ot barber shop and dwelling
and confectionery shop and Hyrum
stewards mercantile house would have
b,vn entirely consumed with the store
There ur" two theories as 90 the IRE.
The nrEt u that some woman driven 80
desperation by The fact that hef hua-
band was a unloln patron, attempted 10
burn the place down. The other theory
b. too Indefinite and improbable % pub
hcly comment upon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
MEMORIAL MEETING.
Ladies' Of the George Washington
University Make Reports.

The State committee of the George
Washington Memorial assertion met
this morning at 1880 In the Kenyon
pnrlurH to listen to reports uf the VAR
iOus officers and arrange for q COM
mcmOration meeting 10 be held On De-
ccmbsr l1th, the one hundfvdth annl-
vorsary Of George Ma-hlngion'a death.
All the state memorial association,
throughout the country viii Join In
commemoration services and II was
decided that the Utah branch should
take a ereditnhlc part In hOnorlng tho
date. \ committee ON arrangement WA
appointed consisting OF Mrs. George NJ.
Downey, Mrs !. n kingsbury Mrs y.
j, Fabian, Mrs. J. NJ Dart Mrs. u, 3.
richards, The invitation committee arc
Mrs. a. v. Taylor. Mrs. noyt sherman,
Mrs. NJ \. Caine. Mrs. 5. w, Morrison.
Mrs. Wlllinm sharp Another Import
ant matter discussed was the great
fair planned BY the National Memorial
association to take place In Sew YORK
In 1900. An States viii send exhibits
OF native products, manufacture, ate,
and a local committee was appointed 10
attend 10 the Utah exhibit
MIS-. Salisbury stated that Mn, g. y.
Allen had been invited by MIS- Rich.
Htdaon. the president OF the National
association To represent the state "
I tnh at Washington ut the next cuu-
NeItiuu TO Dee held there. Mrs. salisbury
also stated that the name Ut the larHest
donor 90 the memorial funi would DO
placed on larry bronze tablet over IA,
entrance. The charter members pres
oht were presented with handsome
certificate ~ membership cotton ~ BY
the National association, There arc
1880 charter members throughout the
States. utnh having ga notable pro.
portion ln the number.
The trunsurer'a report was read nui
accepted and other miscellaneous busi-
ness was transacted,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
ORDERS TO sonLry.
The Admiral {. Not Permitted to Go to
hnnIh AfIIran Matcr..

New York. Nov. ga special 20 tho
Herald from Washington says
That Il has never been the intention
of the navy department TO permit Rear
African ports u shown by the official
instructions given by the department
on Monday last
The secretary specially instructH Nd
mirm Schloy not To direct any Of the
vessels of his command 60 proceed to
African waters without specific inatruc-
tons from the department
The state department does not de-
sire to have any American mcn-of-war
IN South African waters at present. be-
liCviug that the circumstance might
be- detrimental To American interests.
und the navy department therefore VIII
not allow any vessel 10 proceed to
South African waters unless the Hltua-
ton IN South Africa should change
materially
The Instructions 10 Rear Admiral
Schlcy are very disappointing "a his
friends. They had believed that the
department had placed no restrictions
aH to the ports he should visit This
If copy OF the navy departments or
ders;
November 20. 1899
"slr;-whcn the United States
steamer Chicago IL In all respects ready
for sea, proceed with that vessel by
the shortest practicable route to tho
waters of your command, touching On
route for coal NJ Port Castrica. 81
Lucia, or at Rio Jnneiro. and at such
other ports ~ may be necessary. The
department desires you 10 be az Bucnoa
Ayrca with the least practicable delay,
In order that you may inspect the vca-
sels OF your command.
1T n also desired that special at
tentlon should be- given To the rcphlrn
under way on the Wilmington. sub
nit TO the department without delay q
schedule Of the ports you will visit en-
route and the possible date OF your arr
rival and departure. Resides the Chi
cago the Wilmington and Montgomery
are attached to your command. The
Wilmington n now at Buenos Ayrcs
and the Montgomery Is now at Monte
Video.
you will await further orders be-
fore any vessel Of your command visits
any African ports.
VERY respectfully,
u. ID, LONG.
Secretary.
"To the COMMUNICATIVE hlcf United
States naval force, South Atlantic sta
ton"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

San Francisco, Nov. 23.-on board the
transport Belgian King, Just arrived
from the Philippines. Is the body OF
Mai. Guy Howard OF Omaha, who was
connected with the quartermnster's
department Of the army and was killed
on October 2ist. He was passing up
the Rio Grande river near Arayat In
"a small launch. when he was shot by a
native concealed along the banks OF the
stream. He was a son OF Nal Cen
o, q. Howard, retired, The body was
placed ON the transport after funeral
services had been held at Manila on the
morning OF October 25th, II VIII be
sent to Omaha for lnterment. The on
~ passengers on the Belgian King are
capt. Brett OF the Twenty fourth In
fantry and eleven discharged soldiers
from various regiments. The vessel
left Manila ON October 25th, anu as
there In no sickness on board, VIII be
locked this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

WIN ABOUT diVVV toopts making w" to-
tai arrivals of the firat division Hoo
men.
Another four thousand men are cx-
pccted In few days.
The admiralty announces that the
first dragons left cnpotown today for
Durham to reinforce Gen, ciery's force,
whose advance Is delayed BY lack Of
cavalry.
Capetown, Nov. ss.-Gen. Butler has
started Tor natal. lie Is expected to
return here shortly
Mool River Natal. Nov. q. 10 q. M
The Docr guns BEGAN to she'll the camp
al I've a. m. The British artillery IL
In position on high ground TO the east,
west and north ~ the station. The ar
tlllory duel was continued until :, when
Il ceased Tor an hour. The ioorH re-
commenced at mine. and dropped three
shells into the camp. They are still
firing at Intervals. with no damage. al.
though their aim II good
a patrol Of Thorncycroft's horse has
returned from the direction OF Rosetta.
ond reports all quiet there.
Queenstown. Cape Colony. Nov. %.
wednesday-For sirateglcai reasons
and TO rcassure the British population
Gen. Gatacre has decided on partial
forward movement after the reinforce
ments arrive tonight.
Several further arrests have been
made at Nanuwpoor, and In that neigh
borhood Of influential Dutch suspected
OF dlaloyalty.
Replying TO populations from Her
schcl regarding the Intentions u tho
Free state forces at Ladygrcy Com
mauiant oliver declared that an inva-
sion of the Hcrfchcll district was no,
intended. Nevertheless an lneurslon Ia
anticipated and preparations are be-
Ing made to resist.
KEEPS AWAY TO SAVE TROUBLE.
Washington. Nov. es.-It Ia said at
the navy department that the dlslnolln-
alton OF the department 10 order Rear
Admiral schioy to South Africa has no
connection whatcv'N with the person
nllty of that officer whoever COM
mnnded the South Atlantic squadron at
this Juncturc would. II IN said, receive
similar Instructions. For II Is regarded
as matter OF national policy to re-
frain from sending warshlps to either
the Cape or to Dclaeoa hay or Durham.
II II felt 10 be unwisc for the United
States to initiate the sending NJ war
shipa IN South Afrlcn now. There can
be little doubt that such action ON our
part would Instantly be followed by
the naval powers OF the continent, and
French. Russian and dcrmnn fleets
would follow each other there to the
complication OF the situation. II 10 not
60 be learned that this attitude OF our
government has been assumed as the
result OF any representations from the
British government.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

-. nov. .'.-Thc fac, that fresh
| a., O, Natal are being overrun
| ~ he Beers IL producing cSaa-
| ,,ss 10 that colony and intense HUI
4 ,,ss 10 Great Britain, where tho
"A possible extensive violation
Spsa,h tol was eontempiuously dis
~ ID the early stages Of the war
A ,,niloai on the stock exchange
are becoming nervous and the
,s.d IAN IN consola cScmplltca
vrl,ssntta n the market.
X, umou that peace dcpuiatlon
| President Kruger Il on its way TO
..svn iof the purpose Of ascertain
q, terms upon which an immedi-
cessation u hostilitica could be
~ are dlsctedl,cd here and II IL
| hi, isuch o. deputation has been
uill NEE, with soant courtesy.
q " who are conducting the war
h satisfied with nothing less than
3nltg terms u peace at Prctorln
h parade o. the British strength
lshogi the Transvaal.
ianvhls, from the Scanty and
ai,lla,si Dispatches which are
.aus lrom the srvnt. II II difficult
I'm an opinicn Of the true situation.
nisf Invaders are occasioning con-
- surprises They have aready cut
iu5 portions Of the Ladysmlth re-
VIC i5fs,ffom their base u sup
n ana with rrea, rapidly, are ad-
afr on Pie,ermaritzburg with
nauffi and other artillery. Gen.
M situation. Il would appear. must
N,omIng ihtolernblc, 20 serious
pms may be- expected at any time.
o q pointed out the general must
N Ne lfe o. communications In or
% complete the concentration OF the
'rig force.
rfiIng TO the latest reports from
al he artillery duel was recon-
pa This morning az Mool river,
statement that the British garri-
nis 10 ony acting on the defensive
'iu to an admission Of weakness.
IL thought the troops may be at
hrry Of the strong Boer forces re-
NJ 10 that nelghborhood.
collision may also be- expected on
'siern frontier within forty-elght
y and hltis true that Gen. Mcthucn
Hifisd norihward. he Is certain to
tnifehehed B1crs at Belmont and
si,f river
reported Mafeklng is suffering
AeE Of water and that fever is
Are
N'kes from Lorenzo Marquee say
.l'aal recruiting agents have been
lt arriving steamers and have
''lsd IN enlistlng three passengers
We German steamer Kaiser.
hfe' Of Portuguese police has
70 uaialand. where the natives are
20 a threatening manner. the
vat Koomatr ooit having been loot
brush Transports Pavonia and
'''a' arrived at Durham today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

n. q. Passenger Train Cr,.he. Into
Another.

Cumberland. Md. Nov. s3.-Thc Sec
ond section OF the baltimore and Ohio
passenger train No. o. wostbound,
known az the oyster train. crashed into
the first section In South Cumberland
carly this morning, and was badly
wrecked.
Engineer l., r. Kindlc ~ Baltimore.
stuck to his post on the second section.
checked It's speed and prevented the
trlcscoplng Of the passenger section.
lIc was seriously Injured and may die.
HI froman. Lewis Massey Of naltl-
more. was terribly scaldcd AMI died In
the hospital here.
No one else was dangerously hurt.
The rear sleeper Of the passenger Sec
ton was wrecked and burned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
AsrI'nRYAN MOVEMENT.
"'mocTsts May Present the
name Of Admiral sebi,x.

"' admiral sehiey.
W i0rk'Noy 2a-Thc Herald says.
5llhd Democrats viii lead In an
1y.h movement IL any encour-
w y offered them by the leaders
ana other Eastern States.
'.'' was announced to Richard
" Ex-senator Arthur y. DOR
IN 4 oo'eFnorelect John Walton
NV. .,1T G,orman Is quoted as saying TO
b. - l evening tat u sufficient
Va, ahU-bryan delegates would
Ia lhe next national conyen-
D. ohs.tNtnt the Nebraska leader
(t,,,r, alhlhg the two.thirda vote
iof a nomination,
4 0ovss NeW York. senator German
u oohot.e elect Smith have been i'm
lrile nni,sse1'lon concerning the Deu-
|tlon sn1,s which Maryland may
NM pns The next six month";,
Baehs ny the Waldorf Astorln
nl gob,a,'h hchley, cousin of Ad-
/ hlurnl' ana surveyor OF the mort
anlstr.,i under the last Cleveland
~ ~ 9h' Mr., Schley is a close
|isbo. sehator Gorman and MA
Il ~, .,atled tho rumor' that Ensi-
h. would unite in nresSnt-
',phventlon. ~ Sohley IN the
M SAD, however ,ha, Admire,
n nolhlra Nnouneed that he would
w not 49, 90 with polltics and
a accept the presidency as a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

Louisville, KY, Nov. s3.-The county
election board ar .or hearing arguments
yesterday and tUdny ON the motion to
throw out the " ltc ~ the city ~ Louis
VILE. decided tt pass the matter up 20
the State boartt, which will convene In
Frankfort IT q motion to throw out
the vote was uiudc by attorneys FOR tho
Democratic indidutes, claiming in
limitation OF voters by soldiers ON cleo
tlnn day
The fedora grand Jury In session here
today returned another large batch OF
indictments against election officers,
those indie atcd being In different Sec
lions OF III q state
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
|A1AL 0vERRUN
BY THE Beers.
,,t that is Producing Evaporation, and
Intense Humi'ia ion in Great
Britain.

v Violation Of British Soil was Discussed cOntempu0usy
Early Stages Of the War-Now it is Faet-S'oek Ex'
mango Operators Nervous for Peace Would be
u.,f,cdEngand viii Dictate Terms in Pretoria the War
p,,y says-Boers Occasion Constant Surprises-cm OF
British Forces with Great Rapidty-Advancing on PETER.
u,,burg-Cen clerys Situation lntoerable-Boer Attack
Mooi Ryer-Brish the Deiensye-ope on the West
Misunderstanding Has Scarcity Of WaterGen
Butler Leaves capeown-Gen dntaere Misunderstanding
influential Dutch-Amercan Warships Keep Away to Pre-
vent Complications.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
REWARD FOR FIRE BUGS.
Five Hundred Dollars for Capture OF
the Sir Victor Blaze starters.

The Sir Victor Mining company.
whose property was set on Gre at sum
shine on Saturday last. II. r. Lloyd.
manager ~ determined 20 discover the
Identity OF the 'ulputa. N possible. aud
with that end lu view today offered a
reward OF $500 Tor evidence leading 10
arrest and conviction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

Omaha. Neb, Nov. s3.-The widow "
Major Guy Howard Is az the homo u
her parents Mr., ana Mrs. j. a. Wool
worth OF this city. II il announced that
the funeral will occur AZ soon rs puasl-
Omaha. While the burial and funeral
will be military both will be private,
only friends and relatives attending
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
JUDGE DICKSON TAKEN ILL.
Case in which lie Appeared as Counsel
Had TO be Continued.

The damage suit OF j. w. Houston v,
David Keith ct al. the trial Of which
began on Monday last. was today
continued for the time being, owing 70
the illness Of Judge Dickson. Of counsel
Tor defendants,
Attorney Ellis stated 10 the court this
morning that Mr.. Dickson took sudden
~ ~ after leaving the court room last
evening aud was now threatened with
an attack OF pneumonia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

New York. Nov. 23--A special 10 the
Herald from Washington says;
WI Ting Fang, the Chinese minister.
has again entered "a protest because OF
the action OF Gen, OTIS In too strictly
excluding Chinese from the Philippine
archipelago,
Instruction has been sent TO Gen.
Otis TO carry out the provisions OF tho
Chinese exclusion law as applied to this
country The effect Of this will be that
Gen. otis will modify his regulations
chants and others belonging TO the un-
restricted class OF Cinnamon who are
allowed TO enter the United States.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

London Nov ga special dispatch
from Paris says;
Yvette Guibert, tho singer Is ser o
ously IN. and has been operated up IN
for nephritis,
Mile Guilbert's rlght kidney was tx
tlrpated this morning. This operai ion
was quite successful.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

washiI .gton. Nov. 23.-Thc postmas-
ter gene cal has Issued the following or
der.
In / onor Of tho distinguished pub
lie scr Vices Of Vice President Hobart
ana on At Of respect Tor his royorcd mem
DRY, ostmasters throughout the Union
are directed 20 close their respective
once between the hours o. 9 and
p M d, Saturday, Nov. %, the day OF the
runs raj "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

London. Nov IA dispatch received
from coronci. chill. states that the
British ship Duntrunc from Barry for
Junin was difmastod In gale aud n
supposed 60 have foundcred Part OF
the crew have landed at sandy Point.
Senrchera sent out FOR the remaining
membcrs have returned, unsuccessful In
hndlng them or the vessel
The Duntrunc was an iron vessel OF
La, tons. built la 1876 and hailed from
Dundee, Scotland. She was last report
ed spoken on July - IN latitude 10
south. longitude 30 west.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

chicago. Nov a9.-Eycry union airuc-
tural Iron worker at work on the new
Northwestern elevated road, some 200
In all, struck today In response To- an
order Issued last night by the officers
uf the union. The trouble arose over
the employment of fifteen non union
men IN the construction OF the power
house and whom the officials refused to
discharge
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

Chicago. Nov. q. Strikers and nom
union men employed az the intercepting
sewer AZ goth and Calumet Avenue be-
came Involved ln' a fsht today In which
several shots wore fred. The riot was
preclpltated by au attack By strikers
on o non-unlon man who had Just quit
work,
Several men We're severely beaten and
a number Of arrests were made
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

santo Domingo. Nov, ?s.-The min
lister OF Justice has stopped the sale
OF the late President Heureaux's real
estate ON the ground that It belongs
to the government
Germans hold mortgages on the real
estate The German consul has pro-
tested against tho action OF the minis
ter OF Justice.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

San Francisco. Nov. 23-Supertor
Judge Trout has made an order. In ac-
cordancc with the petition Of Mrs.
Nettie H. Craven. that all persons In
tcrcstcd In the estate Of the late Scna-
tor j. q, Fair appear In court on March
0. 1900. and set forth their claims.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

Fort Smith. Ark, Nov. ga tcle-
phone message from Paris. Logan
county. reports the town OF Magazine
destroyed by tornado, Magazine N
on the New Choctaw 4 Memphis road.
sixty miles east OF TT, Smith. All ef.
forts 10 reach Magazine by wire today
failed. Bonneville, ten miles from Mag
nzlne. suffered severe storm, houses
being blown down and cattle killed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

Lcipslc Nov. 21.-Prqf. Mlnskowski.
who filled the chair of political economy
In the university here IL dead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

ITO the COMMUNICATIVE chief United
States naval force, South Atlantic sta
ton"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-05
Trio outloox Rriri,t

The Entertainment Committee OF the
Protestant Hospital held a called meet
ing yesterday morning to discuss the
prospects of the lecture course which,
at this time, seems very bright. It was
decided to at once send out postals and
circulars to individuals asking them to
subscribe and return without delay 1t
was further decided to allow holders OF
tickets to reserve their seats for the
whole course at one time. Gentlemen
cannot conveniently go eight times and
staHrf IN 1tTIc. TIC c0InmitIec have
talked with many subscribers, and this
decision was reached.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-05

A quiet but pretty marriage was cele-
brated at the Queen Street NJ. z.
parsonage. No. 1O7 Wood street, at OILS
o'clock last night. The parties to the
contract were Mr.. Fred Ethcridge
Smith. son Of Mr. J. NJ. Smith, and
Miss Bessie M. Williams, daughter of
Mrs. B. n. Williams, of No, 63 Falk-
land street. The bride was attired in
n handsome white organdie. trimmed
in white lace and carried brides roses.
The groom wore full evening dress.
The nuptial knot was tied by Rev.
Samuel c. Hatcher in the presence of
only the immediate relatives and n few
close friends of the contracting par
ties.
At the conclusion OF the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith received the hearty
congratulations of all present, after
which they repaired to their future
home, No. 81 Falkland street, where
they were rendered reception Sc
lect company of invited guests being
present to enjoy the festive occasion.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-05
PIANOS 1!
ORGANS !!
GREAT FACTORY SALE.

Only fifty pianos Will be sold at this
special sale and at these neverto-he-
forgotten prices. We stand these prices
on fifty planes just to advertise our
selves. This sale will hurt no one-oniy
the agent who wanted TO sell q piano to
our customers and make 500 on each
sale. Don't make any mistake, but
come to our place at the corner OF
CRANKY ana Charlotte streets. We have
High Grade" Pianos, medium grade
and cheap pianos. You can get HIGH
GRADE for the price that others charge
for n Medium Grade" and medium
grade at the same price that others
charge YOU for Il CHEAP PIANO. II
You wish to buy a piano at any time
during the next two years it Will pay
you to buy NOW. We sell at these
VERY Low PRICES for ten days only
from October 81 to October 18th. in
elusive. Open every night till O'clock.
All colors, all styles. ali prices. Slightly
used Uprights very LOW. New Pianos
as low as Sl17.00 Come early and get
your choice.
FACTORY PIANO PARLoRs,
Cor. CRANKY and Charlotte SITS.