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days Metals,
SAVER. Bss O. 10
LEAD, $500
CASING C0PPfR IS 81 eentssh
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Seven cases Of smallpox" are report
ed al Deseret Willard county and Vi
entity.
Rev. w. Daunt Scott has gone East
and will probably remain there He Is
SIN IN the ministry.
The telephone line from Corinne "a
Malad was completed yesterday, and
the two towns are now communicating
with each other.
Two crippled horses were shot today
that had been condemned by the HUI
name society. The animals belonged to
Ralph Doran and EDWARD Crouch.
A $4,000 residence Of colonial design
is being planned by Architect j. A.
Headlund, for +. L. Parker. The resi-
dence win be built on east South TEN.
pie street
The date Of the benefit 10 the Veteran
Phil Margetts has been deferred for
a week or ten days so as not 10 bring
the event too near the Alice Nelson
engagement.
Colonel W. F. Beers Of the National
Guard entertained the officers Of the
Guard in a handsome manner at his
home on b street last evening. The
topic discussed was How to suppress
a riot"
An amendment to the articles OF in
corporation Of the Alberta Land and
Stock company has been filed with the
county clerk. increasing the capital
stock from $4,000 10 S30OO 900 in shares
Of the mar value OF 81 each
Mrs. Louisa Paul Of 273 / street. fell
while alighting from a streetcar on the
corner Of Fourth and b streets, and
injured her shoulder very badly. She
Is % years Of age and the accident viii
consequently 90 harder with her.
The people Of Cache county are dis
oussing the location Of the sugar fac
tory TO be built there. At present I,o-
gan seems 10 be thu favotith place.
owing TO the excellence OF It's water
power facilities.
Milard County Progress: Willard
county has the honor Of electing the
nrst woman In Utah 10 the office OF
justice Of the peace This was done
nov sth, last, az the precinct Of Bur
lady. 80 wv
The funeral over the remains Of the
tate Joseph Acomb We're held in Grang-
et ward today. and the body Of the de-
ceased was brought 20 this city this
AFTERNOON and Inferred IN the city Gem.
e,ery. There was a large attendance
OF relatives ana friends
The handsome new terrace that Is
70 be erected by Mrs. +. +. Holmes on
the corner Of First and state strests
" being planned out The ssetches
provide for $50 feet front ON First street
una lo4 feet on State street. The cost
WIN be about $4,000.
-Four children have been taken in
hsnd by the Utah Humane society,
their names are Hendrckson. Their
rather Is said TO be a drunkard and
lheir mother Is an invalid. The society
VIII endeayor 10 secure good homes for
the children, three girls ana one boy.
The elevator operators Of some OF the
large buildings in the city suggest that
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APACHES ATTACK
MORMON COLONY
Twelve of the Former and Four of the Lat
ter Killed Indians Attempted
to Drive Away Stock.

Phoenix. Arz.. Nov IA dispatch
received at midnight from Pacheco
| says.
ln the attack on the Mormon col
ony here twelve Indians and several
"MUmons' were killed and wounded.
The governor Of Chihauhau has ordreed
out Mexican troops and rurales. A
squadron Of cavalry has been dis
patched from the military post at AS
censi0u nifty miles distant. but II Is be-
lieyed 10 be too small TO cope with tie
Indians Fifty soldiers have just BEN
sent from the military post at Juarez.
CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE.
a special dispatch TO the Republican
from Cdsas Grandes. Mexico. says:
A band Of Apache Indians attempted
to drive away a bunch OF stock at the
Mormon settlement near this place
this morning.
The settlers gave chase and In the
hght which ensued four whites were
Killed ana several wounded.
The Indians lost ten killed and seven
injured
Il is said that the raiders were from
the San Carlos reservation 10 Arizona.
bu. o message from there says no In
dams hayc escaped The party Is prob
ably composed " Chrcahua Apacnes
who He'd into Mexico many years ago
when the Indians were rounded up on
the reservations Il Is believed here by
many that the raiders were Yaquis
although O1ly scattered members OF
that tribe. now at war against the Mex
lean trO0ps arc 20 be found In the up
per ranges OK the Sierra Madre No
troops were nearby. but message says
that d posse is being formed 10 chase
the hostlles.
OFFICIAL REPORTS.
A dispatch from III Paso to the Salt
Lake Herald says.
Official reports were received yester-
day afternoon from Casas Grandes,
Mexico. seventy miles southwest Of Ell
paso. saying a band OF Apache Indians
attacked the American Mormon" col
ony OF PaChec0 Mexico, last evening
and the redskins were repulsed with
after a hard fight
Twelve Indians were killed and sew
eral 'Mormous' were killed and wound
ed the exact number was not given.
although said 10 be at least four.
The report came 10 the mayor Of
Juarez Mexico this afternoon in the
shape Of a dispatch from the mayor OF
Casas Grandes. II was supplemented by
a request fer troops to drive the In
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EYE TAX.

You may not know Il but there IS
such tax; and you may be paying II,
too. il is generally paid with those
headaches that you cannot account for.
Defective vision causes the tax. Cor
rect that defect with the best glasses
cheap glasses are expensive in the end
We make no charge for the examinat-
ion.
GEO. V. sCHRAMM. o. D.,
Refractlng and Manufacturing OPP
tlelan, 20s-2O9 Atlas Block.
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PRIZES FOR THE
CHRISTMAS NEWS. "

The Deseret News offers the follow
Ing cash prizes for contributions to Its
Christmas edition 10 be Issued Satur-
day, Dec. 10, 1900.
First, $50 for the best Christmas story,
not 70 exceed $500 words about seven
columns OF the News type).
Second, S25 for the best Christmas
poem, not 10 exceed 200 words.
Third, s25 for the best Christmas
carol, tunaccompanied). music 10 be set
20 The verses printed below.
All contributions to be In the News"
office not later than Nov. IS, 1900 Moth
ing received later than that date will
be considered. Contestants are request
ed 10 sign their contributions with an
initial letter or a nom de plume. to
conceal their Identity and 10 forward
In separate envelope securely sealed
their real names and the initial or the
nom de plume appended 70 their articles.
on the outside OF the envelope should
be written Proper name Of -" there
indicate the initial or nom de plume
used). All members of the News stan
VIII be excluded from the contest. The
awards for the story and the poem Will
be made by competent judges, 20 be an
nounced later. Professors Stephens,
Daynes and Mcclellan viii act as
judges Of the carol contest. The decision
OF the judges win be final.
The successful Christmas carol win
be rendered by the Tabernacle choir on
Sunday, December %, 1900.
CHRISTMAS CAROL.
When Christ was born IN Bethlehem.
T was night. but seemed the noon Of
day:
The stars. whose light
Was pure and bright,
Shone with unwavering ray;
But one. one glorious star
Guided the Eastern Magi from afar.
Then peace was spread throughout the
land:
The lion fed beside the tender lamb;
And with the kid,
To pasture led
The spotted leopard fed
In peace the calf ana bear.
The wolf and lamb reposed together
there
AS shepherds watch their iocks by
An angel, brighter than the suns own
light.
Appeared in air,
And gently said
Fear not-be not afraid,
For lol beneath your eyes,
Earth has become a smiling paradise,
Contestants for the carol may use
their own taste and discretion in the
employment Of che above words
emitting or repeating at their pleasure.
-
Tickets for the grand concert at the
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EsTRAY POUND NOTICE.

ONE BAY HORSE ABOUT 10 YEARS
old; right hind foot white; star on forehead;
branded On left shoulder.
one roam horse about 10 years old: white
on right bind footi branded D on left shoul-
der; reached name.
one small sorfel mare about years old
With saddle on.
II the above described animals are not
claimed and taken away on or before Novem.
Ter the goth, 1900, they will be sold al City
Estray Pound At2pn,
JOHN .. NATION, PoundkeepeE
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on Chnaware. Glassware. Tinware,
Iron Toys etc. An must BE- closed out
az once at a big discount as we shall
discontinue handling these goods Sale
begins Wednesday. Nov. 18th. and con-
tlnues until an are closed out. Don't
miss this opportunity. Golden Eagle
Store, go Main ST.
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TEACHERS.

Dr. Talmage's new book, "The Great
Salt Lake Present and Past" SHOULD
be In the hands Of every educator The
amount Of Information Il contains re-
lating to the great saline sea. makes II
an invaluable work for reference or
study,
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NEW BOOK OF
HYMNS AND SONGS,

Primary Association teachers will be
pleased 70 learn that a new book Of
hymns and songs has just been pub
llshed for the children Il contains a
new song for every week In the year
The words are beautiful and the music
adapted TO the voices OF the little ones.
20 cents a copy. postpaid. On sale at
DESERET NEWS OFFICE and
CANNON BOOK STORE.
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HALF RATES
CHICAGO AND RETURN
via
Union Pacific X. X.

NOn November 18th, 18th and nth the
Great Overland Route will sell tickets
TO Chicago and return at rate Of $40
for delegates 10 National Irrigation
Congress,
Everybody knows that the Union Pa
chc Is the quickest and best line to
Chicago and all eastern points.
Further Information at company's Of
fee. POI Main 81.
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Change OF Time by the Pennsylvania
Lines from Chicago,

Taking effect November 2jth. the
keystone Express Of the Pan Handle
from Chicago Union station every day
York In Is hours. "Diherential" fares
apply via this train and route Fort
Wayne Route" train now leaving Chi
cage 1890 p. m, will, on and after
November 2jth start from Chicago
Union Passenger station at IL o'clock
nOon-becoming twenty-sx hour
train 10 New York. with extra fares re-
duced Call upon or address II h. Der
ing Asst Gen'l Passenger Agent, PAS
South Clark ST., Chicago. I'll.
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UTAH COAL.

Castle Gate. sunnyside and Clear
creek-Lump, $500 per ton. Winter
Quarters Lump and all nut coal, si.75
per ton. Anthracite all sizes. 50. 80 per
ton. 70 south Main St. Telephone. 42s.
d, J. SHARP. Agt
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ARTISTIC LOB WORK

Turned out on sholt notice at the
DCstret News. A big shipment OF new
types and supplies Just In Our facilities
FOR letter heads, bill heads, tags, en-
velopes, pads. etc, etc, are unexcelled
BY any establishment In the West.
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PICTURE FRAME OPPORTUNITY,

HAVING RECEIVED A CONSIGNMENT
Of new up'to date picture frames AZ bar
gam, and moi having the room they viii be
closed out at Wholesome cost at once. All
kinds OF picture frames and mats made TO
order, Old frames made & look as good as
new High grade portraits 10 order. ANY
portrait ordere before bee ist Will be franz
cd absolutely free. a D moudiugs new and
latest patterns Peterson, ~ Richards ST
Phone Es-i rings
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BISHOPS.

Blanks for the use OF block teachers.
In making yearly statistical reports. can
be procured at this office, 25 cents per
dozen,
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Money 60 loan on first class security.
Interest low, No commissions charged
Zions Savings Bank and Trust com
pany.
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UTAH COMMERCIAL AND saves BANR
Interest paid on savings. w. r..
Armstrong, prest., p W. Madsen, vice
prest.. ]. r Game, cashier.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

FURNISH YOUR HOME. EVERY DE-
seriptlon Of household goods on easy terms
VI on ten, no on hundred. l. y. L. Furni-
sorenssn. Proprietor
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DR. VIM. Broadbent u. DIS
Expert Dentist
Western Dental Co., 80 Eagle Blk.
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AppIequist's MIX Rread.
Ask your grocer for the genuine

SALVATION FOR
THE LIVING
AND THE DEAD.
Sermon by Elder Charles w. Penrose.
just printed in pamphlet form by the
Deseret News. A valuable document to
send abroad. Price. Sc; for &c; $3.50
per 100.
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dams out Of the Boarding Mountains,
| towards which they fled after attack
ing the settlers
The mayor NJ luarez forwarded the
| message 10 President Diaz and the
! governor OF Ch.hduhau, and troops and
! Mexican officials viii be ordered out at
once A company Of soldiers has al
ready been dispatched from the mill
| tary post at AsCenclou. fifty miles from
! TachclO. but 10 is feared that they are
| iuslr,cicnt to cope with the indians,
who are expected TO fight desperately
/ now that they have taken the war
/ patti
RAND OF REDSKINS.
The band CT redskins are believed to
have escaped from the San Carlos res.
ervati0u In southern Arizona, whore
srFefm hundred are kept In nominal
confinement. The dispatch stated how
ever, that the Mexican authorities were
not positive whether the Indians were
Apaches or iaquis from Sonora, but
the general belief was that the attack
was due TO Apaches.
Just how many Indians participated
in the expedition Is not known, but
from The reports IL is thought that
there Were more than tifty They left
the Mormon settlement after the
light and fed west Ii is supposed that
they either went into the Yaqui coun-
tN VI returned towards the reserya-
lion In Arizona No one knows how
they escaped without the agent know
ING. IT, but they perhaps are supposed
TO be hunting,
NO FURTHER INFORMATION.
Further information could not be OBJ
taine1 this evening. All that IS known
IL what Is given IN the mayors report
from Casas Grandes. and he may be
mistaken as 10 where the Indians be-
long. The Yaqul Indians In Sonora
have been doing a great deal Of dam
age OF late.
II 1t rs true that this was a band OF
Apaches, the probabilities are that the
trouble VIII not end for many weeks.
or until every one Of the band has been
slain. II they follow the precedent OF
Geronimo and other chiefs. II Is not 80
many years ago that they were so trou-
blesomp along the border that the Unit
ed States and Mexico entered into an
agreement permitting the armed sol
c,ers Of esther country 10 pursue the
savages across the border whenever a
raid was perpetrated. and In this man
ner the Indians We're finally almost
oXterminated or brought to terms.
Orders have Just been received al the
Mexican military post at Juarez, across
the river from this city. 20 dispatch
without delay fifty soldiers to pursue
the Indians.
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Everybody eats H. Nothing beats Il.
Look for the Label and ask .ou- grocer
for II every day. Health follows.
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SPECIAL EXCURSION TO PARK CITY,
Sunday. Nov. 18th,

Sunday, Nov. 18th,
Delightful autumn trip through Par
ley's canyon TO the big mines at Park
City. Train at 500 a. m. Round trip
81, 80. Return train leaves Park city
$3.50 p. m. You should see the great i'm
proyement IN the line since II was made
standard gauge.
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RANK STATIONERY

And printing specially attended 10 at
the Deseret News once. Estimates
promptly furnished. Rush orders q
speciality.
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WANTED AGENTS.

THE DEsERET NEWS HAVING PUR-
chased the printing plant Of Geo Q. Cannon
4 sons. Is now the exclusive Church publish
Ing house. We will make special Inducements
20 bCok agents and canva'sers desiring 70
handle Church works References reonired
There Is splendid field throughout Utah
and surrounding states for a bright can
Vassef 10 these lines send for free Catalogue
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TEMrERAruRE TODAY.

10 a. m, a.; p noon. as; p. m. %; 3
r. m. 81.
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Medium domestic finish new and up-t0.
date. AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY
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ABLACK GOATSKIN CLOAK BETWEEN
5th West and Redwood Road. Finder viii
please leave az this office Reward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-17

Tickets for the grand concert at the
Tabernacle, by the Maurice Grau Opera
company on sale at Daynes' Music
company, "a South Main street, Salt
Lake City, Monday. November 18th, 10
a. m,
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HoRsEsHoERs. CARRIAGE WORK

NAYLoR & WARBURToN. FIRsT.oLA
hoSeshoeing IN all its branchoA Shop lj9
East First South street
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ELECTRICAL.

WE Do ALL KINDS OF ELECTR1T-
work. Having tho finest line Of Electric Flr.
lures In the city, and make a specially OF
house wiring aud all kinds OF electric repaIt
Work. All work guaranteed. Salt Lake
Electric supply Co., 1910 West First south
Tel No O.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

CARTHEY & DUMBECK. MODERN
Plumbing and Heating 2l9 state 81 Tel ,!
GEO. g.. DOYLE & Co. MODERN PLUMB.
Ing and house heating Jobbing promptly
attended 10, I'll state 81 Phone liA
JAMES & HARRIS PLUMBERS STEAM
ana hot water contractors " l., End South
street. Telephone, J7g
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LUMBER DEALERS.
BAKERY.
PHoNooRAPHS

SEE EDISON GEM 5000 PHONoGRAPH.
Win recorder and reprOducer. at Meredith's
B-l-C-k store, 333 Main
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HAY AND GRAIN.

OATS AND BALED TIMOTHY nav
street Ttlephons e4 "'''
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TICKET BROKERS.
UNDERTAKES AND EMsALmsRs

J. F. TAYLOR, MANUFACTURER OF
burial cases and caskets Office factory aud
warero0mN 25l-j5 East First south
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
s,SsSSS>tS>ZSSSSS -, SSSS<>S>>SSSS<>S<z.
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BOILER MAKERS.

SAMUEL HOLMES-BOlLER WORKS
makes and repairs steam boilers tanks
smoke stacks ate Rear 80 W. 50. Temple
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MACHINERY REPAIRING.

ALL KINDS, PRICES THAT SUIT
BICYCLES repaired Gartmann. ia Wess
tifft South
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STOVE REPAIRS.

j. +. Loyett, al kinds Stove repairs, stoves
bought and sold. 81 F. Ord So fol. O9D-X
STOVE REPAIRING-WM FENDER &
son, " state, MFG. and Imp. Of all kinds
stove and range repairs, repairing IN all It's
branches Mall orders solicited Tel n3 Strings
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POULTRY AND PRODUCE.
FUR MANUFACTURER.

4 Stencil FUR co.. go MAIN. THB
only strlctlyfur manufacturer In Utah High'
est price Tor Raw fufs and Wild anlmalS
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,sANpRERG, THE soAvENGER. RESI-.
eeaee 10 stsphensen's Ave, or al s. stalA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-27
DR.. W. F. MERCHANT
AGAINST THE CIT
Case Will be Tried To-Day IN Hust-
ings Court.
THE GAS PLANT LOCATION.
Commonw calth's Attorney Of Chester
fcld-Reyal Tribe Of Joseph.
News. Personal and
B,ief.
THE GAS PLANT LOCATION.
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times,
1f12 Hull Street Beattie Block.


sdahchester bureau, hie-'I ,noatt;a p,l,o,.
LIZ nun s'i'7e'- i's1 80 17'o~t>'
w = Merchant against
ite es,se u ~
the City. OF Manchester J" az al : - } . ~
day morning, on demurrer before Judge
t4ancocl1 who presided in Judge Migrants
sleaa' on the osiet. =.
Court, by Mr.. e H. Welis lor# the plain
tiff and Judge Clopton for the city.
- -, ,,.i,,,- s,,t+ for coon +ba
49,
amount OF his Dill Tor services rendered
two years ago in smallpox cases.
fudge Farcocz parts~l:-
,7a,,7 IRE, and set tho trial for to-day
J,1rv from, Chesterfield will be summoned
TO trv the case.
a meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Manchester Light Heat ana Power Com
pahy was 3e!d Yesterday morning. III me
Office Of Ernest IL. Wells
MAJOR Il'ffeF, OF New Aoch, was pres
ent at the meeting, ana submitted plans
Tor the plant. also -of piping the streets.
Walch VIII be presented TO the street
Committee for tier approval, at called
meetlhS TO pc iteld 'o-Ilsht
ne Pi5iilt VII ne ioca1go Oh c. tsssut
9.rests, between Iiiltu sllie rout ~ . eos
work wiz ps eolli'ils.icszll' '1oii''ss
COMMONWEALTl1S ATTORNEY.
A petition is being circulated in Swans
boro, which will be presented TO Judge
Cloptcn, requesting him to appoint Mr..
Lawrence p. Pool, of Manchester, Com
monwealths Attorney Of Chesterfield, TO
succeed Hoc. Phil, V. Cogbill.
The appointn1ent will not be made until
about the second week in May. The Pc
tition has been signed by quite a number
of the citizens of Swansboro and Ches-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-27
a WARNING TO THE PUBLIC.

Mr.. c. A. Lockhart has been for some
years engaged in the special business Of
contracting with mills for their mill-ends
and surplus stocks, which he ships
throughout the country to his clients and
then travels himsel: around among. them
and gets up general sale in every de-
partment, with the idea OF helping to dis
pose of the many extra thousands of dol
lars worth of merchandise. which,
through his contracts, are brought to
the store.
He has made arrangements to open one
OF his sales at the Meyers Store this
morning. These preparations have been
underway for more than two months past,
and not until yesterday did the news leak
out though it was known among the
greater portion of the employees of the
Meyers store, whose aid had ITO he OBJ
tanned
The special purport Of this warning is
to call your attention to the fact that
other sales viii be announced, which are
the result only of the iealling-out Of the
news of Mr.. Lochhart's SALE: and you
are asked to visit these sales, and then
come to the Meyers Store when the
striking difference In the quantity of
goods, the prices and preparations will
make such an impression on you as to
assure the Meyers Store of your cordial
supportin the future. when their rious
seasons features are announced
lsIi Il MEY Err IS STORE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-27

constitutional revision, and Which has SO
roundly and elcauently asoused The 'in-
famous Underwood Constitution, under
which the people Of Virginia have been
grooming for SO many years, should now
call that document into the discussion to
its support, and insist that the Norfolk
Landmark and other true and loyal Viz
GINA newspapers should adopt Under
woods spelling in preference 70 that OF
john Randolph Of Roanoke, James Mada-..
son, John Tyler. James Monroe and
Others of tina; stripe, who sat in the con-
vention OF 1929 to say nothing Of Hen
ing.s Statutes at Large For our part
we shall stand by the fathers. We have
more respect for single Paragraph IN
Heniag.s Statutes at Large than for the
whole blooming Underwood Constitution.
Under which flag, Benzonian?