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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09

izlnk Hubortstrant. 100.
Rotterdam. Holland. Aug. 20. 1899.

lznnk Hubortstrant. ie0
Rotterdam. Holland. Aug. %. 1893.
To the Editor;
IN behalf of tho several Elders labor.
Ing 100 th.a city. and with consent Of
%" conference president take this
opportunity to thank the MANAGER 81
tho "NpwH' for hin llberalIty In aupply.
INK each pair Of Elders here with two
copies of the "Nowo." tusWs ln every
a"nsc of the world per week II IN high.
ly appreciated ana read with great In.
tgrvHt. We are convinced also that the
News ~ reliable and NO udultgsatcd
with "suppoaitions and fabica"
enclose you "a snapshot" % tho
House ln tho Woods" where the late
peace conference was held.
The picture was taken June "a, when
The conference was 40 H. best
The 'HUuGg" o. situated IN "a noble
forest. about two miles from the arlsto.
cratic capitol uf Holland. The Hague.
u o. built ON q large square pleee 81
l1nN. which lH enclosed by two small
canals and a fence
AZ the front entrance 10 the grounds
II p1li of Iron gates and "a guard II
stationed there.
owing 10 the density OF the trees. Il
i ~, ,i!,;, 10 get vlew,yf the front
Tho House" il the home Of the pretty
queen OF Holland. but during the sum
mcr months she usually hles 60 the
country home. where she naturally feels
frcvr ana can ride or stroll through
gardens ana foro.ta. The queen 81 very
good ana charitable ana is dearly loved
by all her auhiccte
our little mission here a. blessed aud
prosperous, and the Elders all enjoy
good health.
We have an excellent Held 70 work
horc and also have an idea that liol-
land III about the best mission We know
success but humhly thank God that
lie haa blessed our labors 30 abundant
ly We fcvl 90 blyss and sustain those
placed over ua. and We are as one man
ln pruclalmlug that our president, Bro.
Their A, l.. Farrell ls the right man In
exactly tho right place.
We were ull cast under cloud Of
gloom through the drowning OF our
beloved yu-luhorer ana brother. Elder
Joseph Hogan, Dr.. Ilo was dearly loved
by nll who knew him, and HE traits 81
character such aH honesty, truth. virtue
and perseverance In his EFFORT. 20 cle-
waite his falluwmou ana prepare them
Tor the glorious reign of peace. made
him many friends
We pray that God may bless his loved
ones az home, that they may look on
the bright side ~ circumstances and
feel 10 say In their hearts, Father. thy
Will and not ours be- done"
Wishing tho "Ncwe" every success In
IT, noble battle for right, am sincerely
yours, ALEX NiBLEY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09

Arrivals-Tho following named mis-
slonnrits from Zion arrived In Liver
poo nor American line s.a. Waosland
q, adnoadny, August 20. 1893, For
tH. ritlsh Mssion-LewB n. Carver.
plain city. JOS. ~ Ford, samuel j.
Parrish and Emily p. Parrish. Center.
Vile; Richard Il. Davis, Willard; Thos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-16
ITEMS Underwear.

\ I'lcccc-lined Underwear that is worth z5c. a
garment has been our best seller this season so far
We know why. because it is the biggest value that
has been shown. Now there are some broken sizes
of II. Some Shirts and some Drawers that we are
gong to offer at
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Boys Refers.

Fashion i just wavering between the Refer
and the Ovcrcoat this season. The Refers have
as many friends as the Coats-and they have made
holes in some OF the lots.
\ lot OF Black Chinchilla Reefers that have our
guarantee for being both all wool and fast color,
lined with doublc-warp Italian cloth and sewed all
through with Silk-are all gone but size I, Q, -
and swear sizes. If either one of these will fit
your boy Won can save s.. so and get one of the
best Of Refers. Special remnant price
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Sl.5O DeJOinviIle Scarf, 4Sc.

tltty-hvc OF the fine DeJoinville Scarfs, in light
ana dark colorIngS new shades and latest designs.
Every man cannot tie Del oinvile but every man
can learn, and we'll teach you if YOU want us to.
These are the heavy Silks that tie ND so hand
someiy. The last of this lot gives room to COM
plete lot. that's why we have cut the price as we
haYc-tO
Choice, As cents.
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Mems Half Hose.

What II dozen Hose distributed in Blacks
and Tan over the full scale OF sizes? Nothing but
remnant But that doesn't hurt the Hose if YOU
can be fitted. Fast Colors. with splced heels and
t'c-, Il, good Hose can be sold at I5c. pair.
Clearing out the broken lots for
&c. q Pair.
i--tl .1rF III 50
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48C. a Garment.

They have pearl buttons, ribbed skirt and cuffs
and all seams reinforced and the Drawers have
suspender tapes. Scattering sizes, otherwise they
wouldn't be only 4Sc.
Ft.,r.F 4s,S Section
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Ladies' SIP to SIS Hats-S6.SO.

few of those odd shapes in Fur Hats that are
already for trimrning-Mink, Astrachan, etc.-nc
two alike. The SWEETEST Hats this season are
these Fur effects.
Third Floor. Eleyaors
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Ribbon Remnants.

Only these shades in No. , Satin Ribbon. Red.
Yellow, Green. Nile, Blue and Brown: just the
thing Tor fancy work 10 wards to the piece
7C. a Bolt.
No, \ elycl Ribbon. in Green Red. Pink. Blue
and Nile, no other shades left; 10 wards to the
piece-ior
43C. a Bolt.
Narrow Fancy Ribbons, plaids and stripes and
Dresden effects; some plain and some fancy Dor
ders. with and without drawing strings; Ioc. and
First Floor. SECTION
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Mems Cardigan Jackets.

Attention. big mcn-heres time when it pays
to be large, You don't usually get a bargain
chance. We've Black Worsted Cardigan Jack
cts. that all right in every way, worth S2.25;
kut they are I'll large sizes, That puts them down
to less than one-hali their value
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$780,.

Cl"ths wi dvel-
collars TIA
tha The sizes years.
There Remnant Observation-Disclosures. NpO
st
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Boys Hats.

DUyS TTdIS.
This has been the busiest week of the season in
Boys Hats. The remnants prove it It's that we
don't want odds and ends-not that they are unde
slrable-that we dig into the prices as we do We
give no promise OF sizes in these broken lots But
we do promise the fitted head bargain
gil, thinning Worth aP So W.T." la'f. Leather !"s and 29c
eDiens; WORTH t1'9 so an for snane with 23c
from to la years. w rs s n .ns correct SHAPES for boy, z5c
,ss' "in! caps double band; worth &c. 1()c
First Floor.
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Window Shades.

On Monday WEI put 1000 Opaque Window
Shades on sale. 5nsc
There are 90 left - 81
Best oil Opaque, strong spring rollers, yards
long and 3S inchesnwde. Only from I to Z of
color ~ 'n
hoe, Each.
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Lace Remnants.

With the fancy work on hand these will be spe-
cially interesting.
Machine Torcl'n Insertion 8 to 6 inches
worth l2Iac. ayurd,f
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Silks.

23-inch Crepe de Chine
While the quantity is somewhere about 200
yards-it is divided among several shades-Tur-
quoise, Violet, Gray, Mais, Pink and Black
enough for waist in the shortest length; some
skirt and some dress lengths All worth ST yard
60c. a Yard.
Second Floor West, Elevators
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COrSetS,

Two pairs of one, one OF another and maybe
three OF another lot-that's what we call remnants
III CorSetS. \nd The prices get remnant treatment,
too.
ere are some 81 70 Cnr,ets
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$500 a Pair.

Two pairs Of B. with short bust fitted with
real whateones and trimmed
pair ] b, size md the other size %
Broken sizes OF Warmers CorSets medium and
long waist high bust and short hip. His STYLES o.
and %; smallest FL, largest 20 Worth Si-for
75C. a Pair.
Second rlnrE asfE levntnr
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Ladies' Gloves.

Ladies' Gloves.
Sizes in the dollar line of Ladies Kid Gloves do
not continue complete very long And every Friday
you get the privilege of buying the remaining
broken sizes at very low prices-sometimes less
than they really cost US.
For tomorrow there will be about IS dozen OF
these odds and ends; sizes in one color are
missing in another, and SO they run; but as they
are all fashionable shades and fine Kid
Gloves (2-clasp), you won't be SO particular about
the color, if you can be fitted at a-for the special
price is only
zoe. q Pair.
What left Iadf to
soc. Cashmere
also few pairs Of Children's - all a.
~
First Floor
Ladies' Hose.
You will close out the last pairs of two very pop
uar lots of Hosiery tomorrow
SOC. quality Ladies' Cashmere Hose. with
Black
25c quality ladies' Hermsiorfd dyed Ffeeciined very
elastic long double heels.
OF neither there all sizesbut
other be
The price MAKE
lie. q Pair.
First Floor Sectio
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VeiIings.

Black Silk Yelling, plain and fancy meshes,
some with and some without dots very latest de-
signs. Enough in each piece for veil length.
Worth 25c. to 3sc, yard for
l5c. a Ward.
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SIPS.

Four Ladies Corduroy Waists VIII make G q oe
good habit for the bicycle for..... pA 10
Second Floor. Fast.
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BedWear Remnants.

Blankets and Spreads But the Spreads are for
baby CRIB. DO best to protect them the
folds will get soied-and then they are remnants
in our eyes.
pairs ia California Blankets; $3.50 q 40
pair paOotC
pairs Ia California Blankets; pair. CO FIG
Baby Spreads. neat little patterns; 75c., g6N,
Second Floor.
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$500
Ladies' Waists.

Three OF these Nelveteen Waists. that are made
with the pretty tucks and plaits they are in Dark
Green, Blue and Black effects. Worth Ss95. Rem
nant price
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Sc. q yard.

Cream Nefst Lace excellent patterns 6 N<-
wide; worth l'c. to SOC yard for.........-. AUSs
Plat Naenciennes and Point Iaee IL to inches
Ta i 70: new s es sa psrd ana Il" disable lengths worth c
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S1.OO Each.

They are n the Mems Furnishings Department.
II.ar. El~tS
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Toilet Sets.

Toilet Sets.
A tiny chip on the pitcher of one set and a
slightly imperfect mug of another sends two Toilet
SetS INTO the remnant sale to be sold very nearly
half price.
What deal OF damage is necessary to make
useless - and what a little flaw will make a big
hole in the price! But if you buy an imperfect
thing here you do it with your eyes wide opened
TO the fact-and at big discount from the worth.
The set With the clipped pitcher has
full 1opece Set. Worth S5--for
S2.08.
The other set has decorations Of the new
shapes, worth also- for
S2.08.
Fifth Floor. West Elevators
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[ 2Ac. q yard.

As likely not to YOU need-length and all
among this
Second Floor, West,
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Ladies' HandkerChiefs.

PCS always will buy good Linen Handker-
Silef But IN this instance it will buv some that are
"o,tH loc- and zoe Last ends OF several lots that
VIII De SACRIFICED with other remnants" tomorrow
Hand embroidered pmsitclpd. Mourning Rards Swiss
linen - ' iN''A M --~
Choice. 12ILc. FacF
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Wash Goods.

Short lengths OF lndnl Linens: short lengths of
Dlmltles; short lengths OF Swisses and other of
the in-demand wash Understanding Up to zoe. a
yard values Choice
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fi9c,; Each.
Rugs and Squares.

All the remnants of Tapestry have been cut into
24-inch squares-for sofa pillow coverings, chair
seats etc In that way we give you the choice of
500 OF them-all silk or all cotton, silk and cot
ton mixed; splendid colorings The Squares are
worth from 4oc. to 81. You may have them for
one-half-
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Choice, l21zc. Each.
Ladies' Jackets.

tour OF those Gray Coli Cloth Jackets left. We
must nave had hundred or more-but they went
like flash. Good value and very attractive stvle
no wonder.
Worth S425-but these last four
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2Oc. to Sa Each.

One Ingram Art designed for axa1s
yards; but 1t 1s
days laying On the clip 95c Of paO
One Double faced Rug size Tx1o; ca an
pattern; for. VWsCV
Third Floor, westE Elevators
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Broken Lot Mems Dogskin Gloves.

OT~Sf1 I0I HASH . DUSSNfII OfUVtS.
About twenty-four pairs in the lot But they are
worth $I.5o pair. Latest shade of Tan, with
plque seams and spear point backs. Only these
sizes-no use to expect to be fitted unless you wear
either 7, ~, or 71z-then you can get pair for
90 cents.
First Floor, EastS Section.
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Linen Napkins.

Three lots of onehalf dozen each-all linen, and
patterns that will mt right into your sets. Worth
$I.25 dozen-for
soc. per Half Dozen.
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FIVE Black Iight-fttng Jackets, made of dressv
diminished worsed and lined all through with sat
IN Worth S7.95-for
$500.
Who could ask for bigger bargainss
Second Floor. Elevators
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Bows OverCOats.
S3.A5.

These will the II and 10 linef
wool and have the milarycut shoulders short
u,biy They worth $3.50. But there only four #
they shall wv
Flu-,rW Vest Elevators.
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Second Floor. West, Elevators.
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First Floor. East Section
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223 pa'rs Chlldrens Fine hid Lace and Button
Shoes with spring heels, patent cali leather tips and
long vampS; sizes 81 to Io1s: stylish last North
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-16

Stationery.
Odds and ends of Writing Paper and Envelopes,
put up in quire packages and single bundles
The Paper is worth I5c., and we shall sell it to-
morrow for
&c. a Package.
The Envelopes worth 1oc, and we shall sell
them tomorrow for
nc. a Bundle.
Vests
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-26
GENERAL NEWS.

Italy Is to have four more battleshipA
The National Holiness association IL
In session al New Albany. Ind.
Major Marchand. IL is rumored. Is 10
marry daughter Of Colone. CherfitA
Father Harry pastor Of the Catholic
church Al Jerseyville. Ills. for rs years.
u dead
Ephraim Pressback. a farmer. Lost
5000 IN confidence game near Tusco.
Ia. His
Editor Clark Of the saturday Tele-
gram at Selma. Ala. was acquitted OF
the murder Of O. r. Macon.
Ike Ulshofer. aged 30 years. died sud.
denly at Wabash. Ind He was 10 have
been married in the evening
Elder L NJ. Doughty. charged with
kissing a sick girl. rendered his resig.
nation A. pastor Of the Christian church
there.
Mascagni's hymn in honor Of Admiral
Dewey was given is first rendition ON
Sunday At Pesaro. Italy. before 1000
persons
A fall Of slate in a coal mine near
Middlesboro. Ky. cost William Griffin
his life and two other men were serious.
ly injured
bfrot Charles F. Chandler.of Colum.
bia university has been elected pr,si.
dent Of the Society Of Chemical Indus.
try Of England
Two large lumber sheds AZ Cola
Springs switch Miss, belonging 10 the
Morton q Helm Lumber company. were
burned Loss. Si5 600
Burglars entered the store Of A. NJ
White a Co, at Buda near Princeton
Ind, and carried of $500 In cash and
goods 10 the value Of $500
The Pittsburg PA Lumber companv
has purchased 40 900 acres Of fine tim.
Der and marble lands In Bibb aud Tus.
caloosa counties. Alabama
Perry lvers Of Detroit. Mich. ia paint.
ing a portrait Of Secretary Alger. which
when completed, will BE- placed in the
war department gallery at Washington.
George I. Shelter. who served in the
Seminole Indian war in Florida from
isS5to lSis, in the Mexican war and the
war between the states. died AZ Bloom.
ington, Ills. aged 80 years.
Alexander Mccoy talking 10 William
Leaoh's wife at lhe family residence. 10
miles from Marion. Ind, was more than
Leach could stand. 20 he all but made
mince meat Of Mccoy with corn cut.
ter In endeavoring to pacify her
husband, Mrs Leach was badly cut
While gathering hucklebcrries near
Boise City, Ida. Mrs Flora Jennison
was attacked by bear with cubs. Like
a fash the woman tore Of her skirt
threw IL over Mother Bruins head and
escaped. The bear was afterwards kin.
oil and her cubs captured.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-26
SuIfurine Cures
E. R. EMME Phi. G.,
Prescription Druggist.

The habeAs corpus hearing before
County Judge Board yesterday for the
custody Of the 2-year-old child, Gid
Batten, resulted in the child beine
awarded to the mother, Mrs. Florence
Baiien. subsequently awrit Of habeas
corpus was sworn out before District
Judge raliaferro by the father, Joe Bat.
ten, for an appearance before Judge
Taliaisrro here Friday, and restraining
the mother from removing tie child
from the county until after said APP
pearance. Pending service OF this writ,
however, tAe mother took the after.
noon train with the child accompanied
by her uncle and cousin and left for
their home In Florida. An attorney
representing the father also took the
train, and 1t IL possible that the matter
will not end without further legal pro-
ceedings. LAter-The writ Of habeas
corpus Was served at wellbOfn and an.
other hearing will be necessary a. indi-
Gated above.
DR.. Joseph L. Cline, observer United
States weather bureau, leaves this
morning for College Station, Texas,
where he is to deliver an address on
The Use Of Frost and Temperature
Warnings in Protecting Fruits and
Truck Gardens" before the annual
meeting Of the Texas State Horticullur.
al society, which meets at College sta
ton today. by protecting crops from
frost and freezing weather vegetables
can be cultivated throughout the winter
along the Texas coast and he made a
paying industry.-Galvesion News.
Profs. J. II. and X. o. Allen arrived
from Madisonville yesterday having
come around by Macy on trip through
the northern part Of Brazos county in
the interest Of Allen Academy receiving
much Encouragement. They report fine
rains In Madison county.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-26
TEXAS NEWS IN BRIEF.

Marshall Is oversiocked with melons.
a move Is on foot 10 build a pavilion
at Gainesville
The residence Of William Anthony al
Houston was burned by an incendiary.
Ben Brady was thrown from buggy
IN a runaway ~ liillsboro aud badly
hurt
Jaczsboro Is excited over tho APPEAR.
ance Of scarlet fever anu diphtheria
there
Candida Deanda. a young man. wa.
killed near Siniou by his horse falling
upon him
A man named pendergast was shot
and seriously wounded from ambush
near Lockart.
Jim Darlington or Darlington win b
executetst Fort Worth on Friday nm.
less the nor interposeA
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-26
CROSS. GRIMES co.

Our crops are in critical con-
dition just now. five don't get a
rain inside Of week, it will take
3 or 4 acres Of cotton TO make a
bale.
Rev. Black closed the protracted
meeting at Pleasant Grove last
week, with thirteen additions TO
the church.
Revs. Huse and Upton are car
rying on u protracted meeting here.
Mr.. Jerry Isbell and wife have
returned from McLennan and
Coryell counties, where they have
been visiting relatives.
There is being some expensive
repairing done on all the gins in
north Grimes. Taylor Bros, who
operate here, now have one Of the
best gins in county.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. p.
Hodge a fine daughter Friday
night.
Miss Nelly Cleveland Of Nc
Gregor is visiting relatives in this
community.
The name mentioned in our last
issue in connection with the meet
ing at Zoip should Of been Rev.
Sullock instead Of Rev. Bullock.
Cross, July 20. Dewey.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-26
LOCAL NEWS.


Mrs. d. Mike Is visiting at Millican.
James Ray went to Waco yesterday.
VIII Gloss lie here from Fl. Bend
sounty.
For iirst-elass drink, ring up phone
Ko. 1852. 2O7
DR.. 4. +. Gregory was here from Edge
Yesterday.
Gus stevener was here from Knrten
Yesterday.
Alex Mcleod was here from MillIcan
yesterday.
Col. A. llill was here from wellborn
yesterday.
Two Houses for Rent-Apply to Mrs.
B/Roberts. li2tf
Is. Francis was here from Cotton.
- yesterday.
Robert Bate is now with the Wilson.
nkins Drug Co.
Drink Mount Vernon Pure Rye atthe
opposition saloon. 1907
Mss Daisy Kincannon left yesterday
= Dos Angles, Cal.
A. A. Pitiuek Of Dallas, is attending
. Farmers Congress.
All kinds Of fine millinery very cheap
hrs. 9. NJ. Proctore. 1851
Judge Hudson has been at Conroe on
al business this week.
oR sALE-My corner residence.
Ny TO Mrs. +. u. Roberts. 2l7
rNoke General Arthur cigars-bes
earh-sold at the Exposition ga.
l4ltf
o. accident and life insurance either
odges OF straight life companies ste
b. Reed. Also sells flour, rice and
be. n
b. and Mrs. b. $. Jackson returned
earre yesterday after visit to rel
here.
J. and Mrs. T. z. wooten returned
Bolton, Marlin and other points
rday.