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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-27

= Boys, Youths. and Little Gents school
shoes. Largest variety in the City at
Bea ms Bros. 11O5 Market ST.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-27

Ladies' Cincin natl made dress shoes at
81. 90. Beans Bros. I105 Market St.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-27

At Mozart Park this afternoon and
Evening. Band Concert 1Oc.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-27

Every Shoe new and up to Date. Nothing
carried over but all Fresh Goods at Beans
Bros. 1IO6 Market st.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-27
wbrelin9 Re9istfr
5000 PANTS.

5000 PANTS.
Special sale all WooiTrowserings made up
on short Notice. 100 Attractive Patterns.
G. HEsS 81 SONS,
fashionable TailOrs
1921 and 1928 Market street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-27
A FORMER WHEELING LADY.

At Mozart Park this afternoon and
Evening. sand Concert Zoe.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-27

AZ lGaaart Park this afternoon and
kvsut0g. 0And Concegt 1oes
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-27
G. A. r. AT PHILADELPHIA.
Low Rates for Everybody via. PennsyIvani
Lines

Ask Jno G. Tomlinson, Ticket Agent.
Wheeling. for particulars about through
trains. fares, tickets via Washington,
stop-overs at National Capital, tickets
good going one route and returning an
other. and special advantages OF the
Pennsylvania lines tor the trip
o5.26,2T.3o,1
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-27
ChIIdren's Mash Dresses.
ChIIdrsn's P. K. Refers,

1898 Refers at STAG.
3.95 /" 1877.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-27
WRAPPERS PerCale, Lawn, etc.

Sl25 Black Saline Skirts 79c.
Fps +" $l'39.
$50 I" 1893.
S5c Percale Waists....... 43c.
750 Cold Silk Petticoats $50.
1900 $50.
7.75 Blk Silk Petticoats.. 400.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12

The telegraph line has been com.
plotod from potlatch TO orc Elmo,
Idaho. says the North Idaho star. and
trains are now running on orders.
Andrew Gibson. chief Of the construct
ing engineers. will move his hcadquar-
tors from potlntch 10 ORC Elmo as soon
aa tho depot IL completed there NO he
can have office room. The new depot
at this place will be- two stories high
and viii be finished inside OF two weeks.
ORC Elmo will no doubt be lively plac .
with Wren a Grcnough paying out
f2t0,0o0 every thirty days and the d.
vision headquarters established here. at
least during the period OF construo-
ton,
Track laying has begun on the thirty.
three miles Of road between orc Elmo
and stuart There are several bridges
and trostlca, the principal bridge being
across the Middle fork Of tho Clear
water. The bridge consists OF two
spans " 1855 feet each In length. besidcl,
a draw 900 feet long. II II expected
that track laying will he finished when
the new year iH about ten days old.
The ORC Elmo tunnel has caused ncri-
Gus delays II IL 800 feet long and one
half uf IL ~ through solid gray granite.
The other half n through solid earth
and loose rocks The tunnel has been
practically finished three times. when
II has caved IN at the north end. A
day or two ago II CaVCd In again and u
will take thirty days 20 get the hole
clear A "HhOo ny track was built
around Il FOR the passing Of construc-
tiOn trains.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12
MEDICAL MEN MEET.
Salt Lake County Doctors Elect OIL
GERS Tor the Ensuing Year.

The Salt Lake County Medical aocle-
~ held IT, annual meeting last night
and elected the following officers for
the ensuing year,
President. DR.. Il. r. Root. vice prcsl-
dent. Dr. Irs a. u. Lyons. secretary,
Dr. W. =. Eilcrbccki treasurer. Or. A.
4. Kerr.
The new officers VIII be Installed ON
the second Monday evening Of Janu-
ary. and President Root will choose his
committees
The society " IN II fouriahlnR condl-
tlOn ~ was Indicated by the report.
and the membership II constantly in-
crcnslnE.
There was considerable discussion on
resolution offered by Dr. y. T.. Jones.
endorsing the action Of the Wync c0un-
~. Michigan. medical society In Its
efforts to secure reciprocity between
States having similar medical laws, The
object ~ the reciprocity idea IL to have
"a uniform law In all the States rcgulat-
Ing medical examinations, 80 that doe
tors will not be subjected to another
examination on entering a new state
with legitimate certificate OF qualified
practitioners from the state Just left.
The resolution carried by vote OF
10 TO 4.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12
To PREVENT comnIsArIoSs.
senator Morgan Zoe. After the Railroad.
In - New mi.

Senator Morgan. OF Alabama. has In
troduccd a Joint resolution to prohibit
combinations between corporations To
control Interstate commerce and trans
"a tntion. The resolution IL us follows
That any contract. agreement or
combination between two or more cor
porntlons. which has for It's purpose
the control OF the price OF anything
which II the subject OF or enters Into
Interstate commerce or the cost OF tho
transportation thereof 80 as 10 Increase
the same ut any place or locality IN the
United States or TO discriminate In
favor OF or against any class Of dealers,
traders or consumers OF rdch articles
within the United States contrary to
the public policy OF the United States,
and every such contract. agreement or
combination II Illegal and prohibited.
ANY person being a member OF n
corporation or acting as its agent, Of
flccr or employc who enters Into any
such agreement or combination or
knowingly assists In the execution Of
performance thereof IN guilty OF a mis-
dcmennor and In liable to prosecution
for such offense on Information or by
Indictment In the district court OF the
United States. and for the district In
which the offense II committed, And on
conviction thereof such person shall be
fined In "a sum not less than 800 and
not To exceed $500 and also be lmprla-
oncd for term Ia the discretion OF the
court In which conviction II had. not
less than one month and not greater
than two years"
Mr.. Morgan gave notice OF his inten-
ton TO address tho Senate ON the rcaO-
luton at "a later date,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12

Prof. "Young Dutchey." who mot de-
feat In "A glove contest with chris Lund
last Saturday night at Mount Pleasant.
was In Salt Lake to-day. but has re-
turned TO Mount Pleasant. whore no
viii cndeavor 10 arrange ano'icr con-
test with Lund.
Members ~ the big team will coach
the second High School team for their
battle with the Deaf Mutes Christmas
day. The contest viii come on Mt tho
Junction city.
The next movement that has doomed
up Tor the Y. NJ. &. \. " the orgnnlkn'
tion Of skating club, The members
viii discuss the matter some limo this
week. The club VIII include ladies' ns
well as gentlemen and will doubtless be
a successes.
The All Hailowa College teams have
disbanded for the season, Tn. big team
was greatly surprised at the score VI
last Saturday. but it, manager. MIR,
Tanning, says he viii have nrHt-claas
team next year
The High School VIII play no more
games this year. Captain Smith states
emphstically that It has quit for the
season. The boys Justly feel that they
have accomplished much this year and
claim the championship Of the State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12
ELKS AS MlNSTRELS.
Members Of the Order To Don Burnt
Cork for Charity.

The Elks are going to demonstrate
their sympathy for the destitute by
giving u minstrel show for charity In
the near future. The movement Is Just
IN its Infancy and has not yet assumed
definite shape. but all the Elks who
have heard OF the proposition are sup
porting II most heartily The boys do
not propose to prcclpi,atc upon the pub
lie a raw. juvenile performance, for
there are mon In the order who feel ma
turnl behind burnt cork. because they
have been there before, and there u no
doubt that good show can De pro-
duccd
The proceeds Of tho entertainment are
10 20 10 some charitable Institution In
the city. Just which one "a not ytt
known.
Fred WOOD Of the Kenyon hotel Il
the most potent factor In the moyc-
ment, and he has Injected some % hlf
enthusiasm into his brother Elka
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12
e.,,ss Croker Explains as to the
sosysr Syndicate Purchase
SILL REPRESENTS CROKER


cr,cker. second vice president
- s,uthcrn Pacific Company, has
. NE. ~. 10 San Francisco from New
~ In an Interview telesraphed
w, ~ San Francisco today. he denied
'l'~ - mat he had resigned from
=. boari Of directors.
:, an silli representing the crocker
-. In the southern Pacific" he
a.l .The Information has been
-, ,,, mat the spcycr syndicate has
,.,,.ed all the crocker stock. Tho
.S-,,s has bought the stock. but II
-, nail for II as yet Negotiations
IN concluded and we hnvc agreed
y, mice but the cash has not been
IA over. 30 far Us ! have been able
-, Until the stock IL paid for
IN .os,inuc ~ represent the crooker
,.,,t,,,s In the company and shall not
ain until then"
n, Croker stated that j. w. Mackay
IN o. Mills had been mentioned
.is,rssora Of Directors Russell j.
~, and =. q. i.athrop, but thcy
| "a not yet been elected.
4 v,' - PRECEDENT crockcr says that the
| sever syndicate II composed OF NcM
a,s rniSlsh. Berlin and Frankfort
| ,'slsrs and II appears that 9. r.
,-ssisrtou's only interest In the re-
"a, stock deals was confined 70 MS
~ $40 of southern Pacific stock from
~ cndltate after II had been pur-
'f,,,i from other holders. Huntington
y, lsereas1d his interest In the rail-
- corporation by purchasing from
4, speyers a certain proportion OF the
s-,'tsf stock. The syndicate retains
a. balance ~ the Croker and all of
4, sanford stock and for the protcc-
IA of H. interests II VIII have certain
representatives. ON the board OF dirce-
tn -.
conesrning an the rumored negotla-
-, for the purchase ~ the Crockcr
t,sfusts In the Pacific Improvement
rn,auy, Mr.. Crooker would only say
al he Cfnckcr interests remained IN
IA and would not be sold.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12
RAILROAD NOTES.

Half rates will be given on the local
railroads during the holiday season.
About 900 Maccabces viii 30 to og-
den Friday evening on the .. 3. l..
special.
The last bit Of work on the st. An.
thony line has been completed and
the town IL now linked with the out
side world.
It Is likely that the Interstate COM
mercc commission VIII grant six
months more time to railroads to equip
their cars with safety appliances
Big coal chutes are being put in along
the Southern Pacific line, They Will
greatly facilitate the coaling OF en-
slnes.
Az a result OF an investigation OF
the u. =. wreck near Borie, wyoming.
Conductor william Soanlon OF chey-
enne and Engineer Charles Neig OF
Omaha have been discharged. y having
been shown that the fatal wreck result
ed from their carclesHness.
The fare between Idaho Falls and st.
Anthony Is $3.50. and between Idaho
Falls and Rexburg IL $50. with rogu-
lar . cents per milo schedule between
stations. The 81. Anthony train leavel
Idaho Falls at a. M, arrives -. An
thony 1880 a. m. Returning, leaves
81. Anthony ut $3.50 y. m. and arrives
Idaho Falls at p. m.
The Great Rock Island Route Ii send
ing out among It's principal agencies,
ticket oiiices and the leading hotels ~
the country, large BEAUTIFUL ln-lnll
pearl plctur. OF it's new limited through
trains. These trains consist OF COM
binstlon mail-baggage, coach, chnlf
car. buffet-llbrnry car, dining car ana
puilmans, these cars are all Of the
newest patterns and wide vostibuled,
The engines pulling these are OF the
new 900 series. fitted with smoke con,
sumers. electric headlight. and all
other convcnlences aud safety appll'
anocs. one of the pictures Is on dlsplav
In the city ticket ofiice OF the X, O. w
railway. this city, and many favorable
comments are heard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12
Didn't Know Carlisle Indians Would
Play University Of California.
THOUGHT THEY HAD OPTION
,iay Not Go 10 the Cca.t-siudcpts DO
Not Favor Pians-wiii Decide
Thi. Week.

The Chicago Tribune today says: The
announcement that the University Of
California had arranged a date with
the Carlisle Indians Tor Charistmas day
was something of q surprise TO the INT
ycrElty Of chicago eleven. who sup
posed Il had an option on the date.
Coach starg yesterday wired the Calf
fornia management anklng about tho
date and requesting some definite ans
wcr, but last night had received no re-
sity did not hold the meeting called for
yesterday, but Will meet late this week.
when the trip to the coast Will be dcl-
nitcly settled. The students do not Ia
vor the trip although some mombcrs Of
the eleven would like ~ make IL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12
STATE FAIR PREMIUMS.
Gold Medals Have Been Receiyed-lnp
terest In Next Years Exposition.

The gold medals awarded to exhibit
tors by the Doseret Agricultural and
Manufacturing society NJ the late Fair
have been received. and as soon os
they are engraved they win be doliy-
cred A lively interest IL being taken
In the Fair hy people all over the State.
as IN Indicated BY the letters received
by the secretary II In confidently cN-
poctcd that the coming Fair will eclipse
anything ever held In this state. Al
ready applications for spnce have been
received and many OF the exhibitors
have left the framework uaod by them
Ia their displays standing. thereby sig
nlfyiny their Intention OF being present
again next fail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12
PAY BY GALLON.
Water Department Considering Idea
Of Putting In Meters.

In places whore large quantities OF
city water are used It L. the present
purpose Of the water department TO put
meters. Tho object Is 10 prevent the
enormous waste now going On. Hotels,
restaurants, brcweries, business blockn,
and laundrics will be Included among
tho places who's PROJECTORS Will be
asked to pay for water by the gallon
at 10 cents per thousand for one thou
sand gniloRs daily nnd Is cents per
thousand where less than one thousand
gallons per day IL used. The Mountain
daily for eighty-four days This would
make a bill for that length u time OF
1919
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12
UTAH POULTRY SHOW.
Association Looking for Larger Quar-
tiers This Year.

The chicken ralscrs are preparing for
n big poultry show the latter part Of
January. and they arc now looking
around for room. They DAT propose
to be crowded rs they wero last year,
wonderfully In IN, last year. and
chicken breeders want plenty OF room 10
show on their fouls, II In the opinion
Of one member 81 the association that
they will need three times Us much
room as they had last year. They have
been considering the Salt Palace as
desirable place FOR the show. but
whether they go down there or not.
they think they have u big surprise In
store for the people,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12
PUBLIC LIBRARY BOOKS.

The following new books have been
received at tho public library:
Austln--Llfe OF Wendell Phillips.
Dsaclc-rroopcr $500.
Dewoy-rhe school and Society.
Harpcr'a Piciflal History OF the
War with Spain g yols).
.Jordan,-Book OF knight ana Bar
hara.
Keone- Handbook OF Political Gaug-
ing
page-Santa Claus's Partner.
Plato Select Dialogues,
rope.
Stetson-Woman and Economies.
Stuart-lIolly and plzen.
Whiting World Beautiful % vols);
mrs. second and third series.
Ncnophon-Anabasia and Mcmora-
bllla.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12
bOisL's MAIN LINE.


L the Railroad.
tase' Idaho. IN awfully anxious TO
~ through line OF railroad and
usNlhs enterprise commensurate
mat anxiety At present the town
Nv one foad-a spur from the Ore
shoft Lane at Nampa-and II ~
Inhel 10 bring ~ Itself "A position
II NAN line, Referring to the pro-
n we Capital, edited by Mr. ]. ID.
r. urges undaunted action. say
AZ Boise viii secure the main line
al now morally certain, but no
tls w VA the effort to secure II
Wlhr place. There IL still danger,
cl ,othl amount asked for. about
IA mas been secured. leaving but
hal"M lp secure, With success 10
AZ ntlleNc Boise citizens will re-
tnol npIA 10 raise this remaining
IN Nc palned to see that some few
n,h,l ptWlliered by the talk OF an
FirA " tnah No one would welcome
ul hlhletpilee more than the Capt.
!, Aselst now every effort II needed
70 ana hth the task set before US.
n Ia tlur Efforts at this time would
mai Everything. II has gone out
efor, "A making n Huperhumnn
4 knnyl ufe the o. X, l.. and to have
mai On, Ehht Biose had abandoned
would X hhd gone after other roads,
lever n, lnoral defeat that she could
assonlr from.
work snle main line and all other
ration Aehsy. The Influx OF immi-
tste al lnoVlng OF capital and the
| W. gonie Y inherent In our own peo-
hat n, page growth and develop
Al tha lty In the future.
han Ia, tIoad meeting at the city
look ae,ianpy night. the subscriber
.ty Az Nt means much for the
hstce ~ y, nddresscs by President
Mayor NIX fhamber OF commerce
4 h Kohnt, ex-Mayor Alexander
lon, e N itlshop Glorleux, ALFRED
NJ. A NJ, Nlhury and John O'Far.
,Aou, A. ~ Nrocedure was adopted
vll ssen,o it TO the railroad fund
aidefr wh VIC hines OF all propert,
~ make /, W not yet subscribed
WI barn. NnelNecial business to ne,
- In case NY .e, tne'r supsc,'p y,
elsed In thrl , o'ivy rulu,',u =
~. house In mol ,',i, eVeIy puI,
hess men viii WI .,ose anu w
suos'ptionB. II neces
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12
A SEASON OF UNREST.
t,rfoad. Have Mountains of Passenger
Trsmr Trouble.

A meeting Of the general passenger
igais Of the lines interested In tho
tnfsohilnental passenger traffic west
|Ghleago 81. Louis and New orleans,
~ other lines IN ana west OF the
ifriiory Of the Western Passenger as
tditlon, and are interested In tho
|ra1iconilnental passenger traffic, has
s'sh called for Tuesday, December ~,
a u a, m, The nEht In the East he
iva he FltChhurg, Boston q Albany,
ksion q Maino and other roads and
~, and through thlcketH TO Portland,
az TO the same points. The object
Y hls conference Is 10 secure a main
iratee u rates ON California traffic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12
WILLARD M - vlss
KuosS. Hob Douglass out at IN. End Of
the fifth Hound.

\ f.eadvlilc. colo. dispatch says that
II required but ave rounds for Par
son" willard Bean Of Salt Lake TO
knock out Bob Douglass OF ST. Louis
at the athletic club arena tonight.
Douginna was the nrgrcssor from the
start, and landed heavily on Hcnn. but
the latter was cool and cautious, and
did not attempt to force matters until
the NTH round.
At the end of a hot rally he sent his
left straight for Douglass wind. and
the latter dropped like log. The men
fought at 100 pounds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12

Ihfpe new ears are being built by
r, RIO Gmndc Western FOR the Park
w line When the widening of the
|i.,ss shall have been completed the
western viii put ON what Ia to he
listh as the silver King Limited"
neosd o. combination car and
np coaches each OF which viii be
1eRhat shorter than tho ordinary
Y, tst otherwise first-class. The cars
~ being made shorter In order to
|tur accommodate the curves on the
VI City grade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12

the union OF church and state Will
finally BE- severed there can be- no doubt.
II IL a principle that II as dear 90 Mot
mon aa TO GENTLE and happily there are
today as many Mormons MS non-Mor-
mons who contend Tor q. With a
cause based IN Justice and right such
a. theirs, they are bound ultimately TO
trlufuuh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12

sary the entire body Of subscribers. 800
all told. will see the Kicker In a body
and ny TO persuade him by force OF
numbers.
with such spirit there can be no
such word as fail. Boise will secure the
main line"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12
COMMITTEES rAiL AoAis.


representatives of the railroads and
tfg,fsting citizens were disappointed
IA dIsgusted again last night upon the
na.fs " the council committees on
trsls and municipal laws TO get u
tium at the meeting called for the
|,.fjoss Of considering the union depot
/ batter There were present Council
m Buckle, Morris. Allen and Howe.
al Messfs r. l.. Williams. T.. ".
vfn, Judge llowat and James H.
yyls
Il seems most probable now that the
tstti0n will ~ over to the next adj
rnliirallon, the present one apparent
| D ttlng afraid OF II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12
o'mALLy o0rs DowN.
Before Little santrJ Feather weight
lhamnInn of tho World.

a dispatch from Chicago says; At a
benefit given here tonight to Frank
Garrard. the old-timo Chicago light
weight, Eddie santry the feather
weight champion " the world knocked
out Jack O'Mnllcy, an aspiring light
weight from Baltimore, In less than "a
minute Of what was to have been six
round contest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12

The Rio Grande Western noon train
TO ogden carried lot Of passengers
who went up Tor the purpose OF attend.
ing the funeral services over the rc-
mains of the late Apostle Franklin u.
Richards. They viii return tonight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12
riour Wa 4 DRAW.


4 special to the chicago rimcs-IIcr-
aid from Cleveland. ohio. says; The
twenty-round contest between Tommy
White OF Chicago and Art slmms Of
Akron was declared draw at the end
" the contest, much against the show
Ing made by white throughout. white
had all tho bcttor OF II and slmma'
blows seldom landed.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-22
ANACONDA NEWS
EVERYBODY WILL CELEBRATE.
Anaconda Business Men Will Observe
Thanksgiving Day Generally.

Business and professional men of An
aconda, propose to observe Thanksg1V-
ing day, Nov. 80, in accordance with
the proclamation of the governor. All
business will be suspended in the city.
All the city and county offices Will be
closed during the day, including the
county treasurers office, so taxes cam
not be paid then.
The proprietors of meat markets "e-
port that they are getting ready for
the rushing business they are anticl-
pating in the Thanksgiving line. Mr..
Thompson Of the Montana Meat COM
pany was seen by reporter for the
Standard yesterday. He said:
Il expect that the supply we will re-
ceive for Thanksgiving this year VIII
be a large one. Mr.. Montgomery has
ordered 10000 pounds of turkeys, Loco
of ducks, 1000 of geese and 1,00o OF
chickens. i believe that about 5000
pounds of fowl will be received in the
other markets, bringing the total to
about 10000 pounds. This will be more
than will be necessary to feed every
man, woman and child in the city OF
Anaconda Yes, this Is little more
fowl than was received last year. Tur-
key will sell, 1 believe at II cents;
geese at 16 cents, and chicken and duck
at Is cents
All the restaurant keepers are pre-
pairing their Thanksgiving dinners, and
if their promises are realized theil
menus will be sumptuous ones.
A Main street bookseller yesterday
announced that his large supply of cook
books had been exhausted. He said he
had noticed that the purchasers were
women who had recently married.