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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30
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lille anop. qoa Gre
Mart lig3ey ct !6usmanoshus. 9sy
Iao = fortnasr o6o5ro o." =
Stormnattsn 6 fuloa gsrn aleae
6iemme. Zen Glofe bar 10 4a-.
Qagit bar &c naturf3Dis, &c imaa. i
BET frpgteli8, gsir, fom req % FEB /
oeres 6us. iaa Bet 6psrt Gie5Iif IN,
iom bet MI ituloe faloe. 3ilIibIt tur6e
&c life blipe tsr longere. 9sp life
10saars p;5e if Den lDtte.ig og rel uo
ale, rg oa ben iibTis bar ube. iluftece
bun 2ampea. iom bet omIIgtsfuIoe lille
aDinbemsneite, 6un bite fig at bare.
SUN fit fig felD og fine 5 SeFtenbe
erattiieret ON til ben eitre 6nne at
6uiet, fpr Der par ba 4p. Qt bate
par BET farligiie Gp9closfieo for beg1,
foritoo bun 10 life, inoea bet begDno.e
At reone NED oper rem ida meo en-
0luriten og faa msb libt ira 3aget,
Ia TortoO bun, al 6eaer life fer tunDa
be blioe. otter fanot Bun paa 3aoD.
gn efter en- tit bun be imda ben /
en- ob6 9rgft, bbor be lda nooe7lunoe
! Ga. 9uiet ramlsoe idmmen, Ca be
bar bel fra bet, Dg Snbboet maIeoes.
De 6 imoa ggrn baboe paret 9gDens
9ptte, om life ben life anop paa 10
Qar 6aDoe Daft Omlsb / 5%ooeOst.
Sda inart benoes Seifenbe laa bel
Torrareoe | 9rsften. oooeos BUN fig islD
afiteo til ben narmeite Rabo, % mart
ido De ale 69afeoe | bennes Stue.
Ou 5oratorens nogen 8io efter tom
6jem, fanbt be 6iemmet fsnbret! 90
ggrnene! Sngen 9rdab LIB til benz
gennem Stormen. Qaa be olle unber
Huinerne2
Uedn teafe fig beres @lebe, ba be
bos Heaboens fanot Dem aQe 6.
II dpLtdlfft * msenS Joo-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30

9ebsfolb. Belle, ben II.
Scnudr. 5bO. 6ejitolefcrtunoer G6r.
8ioebaf sr / 2erOass afgaast Dsb 9ss
BEN / uloam.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30

9obt poret. Gn 0errebsToqeb
o9 en- So9nefo9eO %ituloe, f%orteaer
oRano. @enitrebl." en- Sang msoes ii!
8an6ibn.
!0erreosfogOen, ION bar tommen
ferit % babOe bentet en- 5iO lang paa
Sognefogoea, moOtpg BAN, ba ban
enoelig tom. meb be Orb:
o90r, min 9OOe 0iels ps6erIenl
9oem af os 10 er BET. 6er ifdl pente paa
ben anoen, ndar Ri ffdl mebes2"
0ertil fbarebe SogneFogben:
Ma TO, be ia - Ianueme = ben,
o9 TONNE fciti"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30

Cab life be smaa libe af Gcsema eller
andre pinli9e 6uoipobpmme. Set er life
npbpenbiot. 9onn'S Ointment belbreoer.
Gan life ifobe ielp ben met lnrte Dub. z
etbpert Nppt6ef. 30 Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30

4MacneOers 5engfeto Or
; nurier. .6ofs % Staosretten
bar paaoomt en- Sag, Der par anldgt
af 6errsosfoseo 6onnsns imoo ReOat@
TER Sobannes 6daien / ~2tnleoning at
en- Q(rtitel / ,Miboagspoften" for 27.
SUM- 1902 meo O0erifrift .,5jortshejz
IaorSct". nStanOalp5 ReisfOrfslgs
ming. Y@or 6errebsfOgben bliOe / fit
@m6eoe?" 5 qrtitlsn retteOss Der en-
RGtf. ubeFsjebe trantenoe Sietelier
impo 6erreOsfoaOea / Qnleoning al
4rrefationen at ben m9rbsbe piges
5doer.
5or bisIe 5ornermelIer bsmte
Retten SOB. 9anien til iimpelt 5an9s
iel / IRE Waaneber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30
ut bcibreoe EN- 5orisIeIie ban esn Soo.

crng Laxative Bromo Ouinine Toef,.,a~I r.
'psI upefrfsr refnnberer 9lnaene, bpis gpibfst M
s~alpfeoer. .. ". @roUes 9iapn. traf fnbes pas finer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30

Golbt pber9 aaben affir
3ipofbemober. Gn gammeI
9one, gate Gbriitiane SObanien, 9je-
itelsD Mart. 50 Qar gammel, bar for
rige Senbag / ODenie for at bolbe en-
lille pioe, til bDem bun er 5ipoloemO-
Der, ober Oaa6en.
Den iialbne s0sjtibeligbsb fanoi
Steo ct. anuos &irfe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30

acrefprangain9. iuit Iom ban itoo
9egreo meb at Foreiaqe en- llOenlanoss
rejie fammen meo i'm 6uItru. Den
afoebe, Der fun bIep ca. 36 @ar GAM
mel, bill bl. 4. pere Sfentligbeben
fenot fra i'm pfte ieirriae DeItogelie
6Dflep9bOsleb / De bpis Mditiners
9io. 9an breD Sdgfprerforretnina
iomme7 meo 0perretsiogfsrer Gem
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30

8ranoen paa 9nip6olt
5rsOeritsbabn, Den II. Sanuar. 9tn
/ asr0dgs anbolote 9agabono Niels
qster Simonien. biemmeherenoe
grua, Der mistGnftes for at bare paus
lat granbsn paa &nibbolt. bar III til
fadst. Sen tar Flpgiet fra en- 5Ddngs-
orbsiogan1alf, oa ba bet life bar inf
feoss BAN at fao Qrbejbe. paaiatte ban
Jlben, ba ban Before Dil0e 3u9tbufei
emo tiibagc til 5pangsarbejosaniiul=
ten. 5an itat Slb / noget 9alm oDer
Staloen, men ba ban iaa bet blusie
op, fortrsb ban i'm Gerning og bible
flDgte. Dan blep imtblertib srs6en
af 2abefO9ben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30
9ormunben for Oal

8ormanben for Dam
marfs 99rerforening,5 er=
ItelGrer IT. Rasmusien, Stopsbopeb,
6ar BAIT Qbbiens bos 9ultusminiitez
rem for / 6ea6olb til en- Qarerforenin=
gems 9elegeretmeoe / 4uguit / 6jor
pebtaoen genutning at anmobs BAN
ON at upbeoe bet faatalote Munoz
furoscirtulQre. 9ultusminiiteren To-
beoe at tage bet unber Speroejelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30
9uSmi00dforKu in0el

sea off ienoe fri, t~lnigemeo fulbftrnbio Bruasaus
nisntiil!, en- Del al bette fimIpie 6nsnibDef mob bpibs
reo, uolle;, Mooerens Jorl1tnin9 % f5alOfn, man,
9slIale easr lmerieinlo wiaanrOsFoO. Bblber eGr
ye29Eter, lnfaio al NarfEe. 9lbgielisheb III at Ore
Mvinoelngoomnte, til enDper, ION islber mia inqoresie.
Msers bDIs Sgire CT ipoe. pl ia Gi,e Aefeb ON 81
meo, foher brt Inn foip Gents pm lilei OF biipe fulbs
trloi9 h~elDreoet. Sea pnlser Tile Of ialae nooet.
borf9l anpre tioeEoe tc.5m DC. er oil, breb lea BE-
eIrrer. gbr.:~
yarS. ". Ca.amsrS, yol 25l 4sin Game, Jna.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30

0ebsfaGO. 5orbenpnrenbe Sogs
neprait $. 5. 9etb er npIig DEB / en-
Qlcer al So Mar. 6an bIep STUDENT
fra 5reOerifsborg Stole / 1886 % FOG
1841 teologiit Gmbeosetsamen.
Sitter at Fan oerpad en- R9tte Qar
bop6e bGret 6usl9rer bleo ban / 184S
qatctet t R~uotsbtng, / 1854 So9ne-
praTt / Qimtofte o9 5esitrap pg
1861 / Rsrres 5ernlsi, % 9Oanlcie cq
1877 / Seagelpie. 5 1883 to9 ban fin
4fItco.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30

5eotogtft Gmbebsetsas
mems munbtIiee Del bespnOte IA.
San. ). 9ren Gbriitenien fit aauo
% 9. 8rag Sepien 5oub 2. gn Ser
re git fra.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30

De QGbIer i%tutbe BAN az
gent. gn 9anoelsmdnr, Der
er areogformano for en- 9usmanosfor-
ening / Miotiiananb. bapoe inbbdrfet
5oreaingens MebIsmmer til et Meoc
forrige Ssnoag. Der tom ogioa en
bel Del MeOtemmer; men 5ormGnoen
bieb borte.
Gu Bar nogIe 6usmano ienOt o@en=
tires JoItebl." ct 5nblag, al bpiltet BET
iremgaar, at .6anoelsmanoen n9onte
Dag bar r9ret / 9ebenbabl for at
Talge 2G6ler. !6usm9nbene trusr BAN
meb, at ret Itdl foTie BAN bans Wan@
BAT.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30

MDroboefi. grIteosNIoroet
fo-siigger aGerere be unget % iauitre=
ret / 10 5sgres Sange. iOm rigtignot
pac Rapnene mar bor en- 6et9 ltelia
9ig6so meo Sange #. tiOlBere Mores
afcrer. Men ocrfor saar be not al
ligsOel ftrpsenOe. ODD
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30

Dsbafalb. ODerretsiogferer
Spen aubop, asbenbdbn, er plubfelis
dfsaaet peb Dsben ION Jelge at en-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30

Gunben meb tnuft 90
b D. Den 18saarige 5ieneiteIorl, Chr.
g6rifenien, Der tiente / Dsrup Mpne
peo 6Brning, er forleoen tommen UNIT
feliq at Oage peb ct Sab ira Malte=
poanen. 9eo Mibbagstio tom Bog
ncn 6iem uoen Suit, og od man ie9te
efter ban, fanbt man ham paa 2anOe=
peiea, ca. 1000 Glen fra 0eaen, meb
fnuIt 6opeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30

@n6otbelfe. On @oarbsjeripn
ira 5iitrupegnen, Sens 5eiperien 9iei=
ZEN, b.eo forlsoen anboIot. ba ban /
Barrie 8anf prafeutereOe en- 9etiel pau
300 aronsr. Del bite ia. al Fan TeiO
baDoe Itreoet 9etsien. 6an tar / ZEN
ienere 5io opbolot fi9 / Gsbiera o9 Der
aiort fig ftbloig / forifeaige g}islig=
beoer. Sfslge o9ibe amtstioen6e"
families BAN / gsiioOeIfe al ea 9iaet
til Qmerita % nogle fda 9ontanter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30

&apitolift. S oMsens Dag
blaO" finoer hi en- 9efenbtgsrelie, Der
er unoeritre0et at o8apitaliit 5. $.
Hielien, Sspelbe".
s9bor mango penge MOI ben Manb
Far?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30

Smut 4rme % Sen. Sra
4albora inches: Gieren at gadrben
a9Tterbsne" peo Otter 9asiing, 5. 9.
Nroeriea. tom forleben meset alpor=
Zig til Stabe unoer 4rbeioet peo en-
uoenfor @oaroen p9renoe 6enesmsl=
le. Mgaens sat par unoer Stors
men bIaIt neo oe itulOe after anbrin=
oe8. timber 0rbeibet herbeO falot to
ip9re 9ialfer ON % tnuite Nnoer=
Tens Arme pg Sen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30

retten iabiat iom mioIertioig 9eitpz
rer.
@f i'm fotte 8~aroerobe bar Sagfe=
rer @regerIen NOT ta9et iau me9et Iom
muligt meo ia, pel id9tens for at
funne optreOe 6erremesiigt / bet poers
fte 9eiten,
Sfoe6runoe pda 2onOet.
qaa 6erregaarOen Gabolm / 9orns
6erreo opItoo Der forleoen Gftermi0s
0ag gruno / en- al 2aosbHgningerne.
S.oen breote Iig oerfra til De andre
g9qninger. Der burtig ltob ! l9s Cue.
Dc ben Tibiie meOeeleIie ofIenotes ira
granoleoet, par 5orpagterboli9en trus
#; Ienere of6reoe5 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
meO Stibbn, Iaa at 1oerli9sre Gfters
retninger iapnes.
5orpagteren. 6r. Selaaus6unien,
opboaot zig | &ebeaboon.
- 5ispitoe 9ro er npli3 neo6raaOt.
aroen par ube6oet. Sra i. Sanuar
par Den uoleiet til Reftauratpr oarien
Il asb.n6abn, iom enonu life bappe
tdget BEN / grua. 9rcen eieOss al
Murermefter 9ielberg / 6iuereo.
Gn lille 6eIt b~rutnet.
5prlecen brutneoe en- Tile ~otteoars
Bc.ng peo 0oon Omar 6anie1 pad
sSIen paa pics Qarf oeo Sartsbing.
Zen file moOige Dren9 frelite ! 5ior
ginter iammsiteos meo poerite Gins
fors to Smaapiger ira ot orutne.
Snb6rubst1pert. 5orleoeu
Rat er be foropet Sno6ruo hos &las-
Telotterifoaettrice Gafefru Qibecter
fyaye. 5Dpen eaer Sppene bar itafet
Tg 4o9ang til 9eiligbeoen peo al uos
ifqre en- 9inbuesrube % bar ira en-
Stri0eborbsItufe i%tjaalet ca. 200 9r
0a ost er / 6ornpeliestioen. BAR 5rr
2u6ecfer / g~eiiooelie al b~etDbelig iter.
re GUNNER, men oisie ~opbeoarepe bun
ON Ratten / lit Sobetommer. 90
litiet bar lat zig I geo9eelie for at iegt
sfter 5pnsne, at bpitfe man imiolertif
life far noget Spor.
5olbet al 9oget. Ga Ma-
leripenb, boiioosnoe Oeo Sfefebisrg,
par forleoen paa RejIe til tit 6iem fra
9~eben6upn. "a ban tom / Rarbeoen
at Stsnliae, par ban eaaet ub pau
gldtformen og l9nebe zig M for at ie,
ON be bar mar Stdtionen. 9uttetgjs
ct, ion fun a balOt /, git les. % ban
lDrtsoe paa 0opeDet / ganegrpften.
"a ban fit iunbet zig Iiot. begar
ban ia pad 9ej til Stationen pg fl
peo StatiUnsasiitentens 9eIOiait
geuge til lin Rejie, bog MATTE bar
fprinoe1 toniulers en- Gage, ba bar
fao6e fdaet nogle minbre Strammsr
8rabe soft. unber StOrmer
bort0re0 fra Gipergeros 9ab1 en-
Sitter 4nDsrien tilberenoe 6iitetutter
meo en tor 2abniag 3orf; bet belC
led Manoea / ct Bar Suiino Groner
5artejet par Get umuiigt at reobe.
8raaoiesrne fob ober 9apnen, og bel
brep berfor raft ober mob Sperrig iii
4nberIen pentebe life mere at ie ii
Jartej; mea tor bar bans @lGbe, Ia
6an Ienere erfareOe, at Bet bar brebet
QaaO / Rnrbeben at Qanosfrona. 5or
tog ifgIge o6eIf. QD." beroper og fanbt
6artsjet / nosenlunbe sob Stanb
bjerget / 2anb at 5olfene poa apiten
Men be famine Soft habbe life asiebes
( ~ - @ =.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30

QnboIoele E. 9olosmdnosr
Ssraen SIR. Watbiaien ira 6oriens ei
bleoen unhofot / QanDsbnen qunO, er
Nils gej fra 6orIens.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-11

1000 yards MERCERIZED
SATEENS, black and colored.
a very fine twill silk Finisher.
An entire new line. Value SOC
a yard. just TO introduce
this quality, for the above two
hours, at tper yard)-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-11
BOYS CLOTHING
AND GENTS
FURNISHINGS,

Broken lines OF Boys
Clothing. Broken lines OF
Gents Furnishings, must
be cleaned cut this week.
CHILD'S VESTEE
SUITS. Broken lines in all
wool materials light and
dark shades and patterns
$3.50 and $500 values
must n,,. be cleaned SI.7S
BOYS TWO PIECE
SUITS. A lot of broken
sizes in the best styles
and makes, $3.50 and $500
values. Must be CT IN
cleaned out at 90. VhfV
MEMS GOLF SHIRTS.
A large line Of fancy pat
terms, plain and pleated
fronts. Madras and corded
percales, I5c and sl.OO
values. Must be Enc
cleaned out at .... oVt
MEMS UNDERWEAR.
Summer weight in plain
and fancy. extra values at
SOC. Must be cleaned 3sr
out at a garment. uuS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-11

$3.50 Values our cream
and white stock, OF desir-
able wooden goods, con-
sistlng OF Twines, Voiles,
Satin Striped Batistes,
serges, GRANTEES. Henriet-
tas. etc, etc. MONDAY
and an v the WEEK Csc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-11
A CARD TRICK.

There Is an extremely easy trick with
cards which often puzzles wise heads
Take q pack OF cards. and while idly
attracting the attention Of the COM
pany glance at the bottom card, then
briefly explain that after showing them
card, you viii, without CHANGING at
the Jack again. pick 1t up and turn
II over when II IS thrown down. Then
casually draw the bottom card with
us face away from yourself, and show
II to the others. Then one Of the par.
~ takes the pack and shuilles the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-11
HOTEL FOR SIX THOUSAND GUESTS


The largest hotel ever erected for an
exposition will be within the worlds fair
grounds at 81 Louis. A contract has been
signed for the construction OF this NAM
moth building the rates in which will be
controlled by the exposition. Rooms will
be divided into four classes, according to
size. not less than 900 rooms OF each class
The rates viii be, on the European plan,
for each person 81. $50, 81, 81 and s. per
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-11

Special Correspondence
Cheyenne Wye 30 hn Slaughter Wyoming
state librarian the assistant librarian passed bis ninety
fourth birthday duty all day and beyes
he will live should fail too rapidly he
strong his duties assistant librarian
q OF 100 years
PROFESSIONALLY the Oldest public officer in the United
states not have the public
vice more holding Office the
advanced Of 90
when Napoleon at the zenith Of his fame
which when he
He has the evolution OF the steam
the telegraph the telephone the electric light and IS yet
10 witness snatchrg untold
quantities o commercial the ETHEREAL
mountain land The veteran has Wit
family children for all have
of all Of his faculties and read and write
hearing become greatly impaired and he
walks step well be good for
the century mark
the earliest Colorado and Wy0
ming life the early before the
telephone lie has witnessed
yganes and other exciting
the early Colorado and wyoming and Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-11
JANE HADING'S OPTICS.

II Is said that Nine. Jane Hadlng has
the loyellest eyes in the world. They
are OF the clearest and purest brown,
like that OF mountain brook or wave
washed onyx, and yelled with a thick
fringe Of black and silky lashes, When
touring In Turkey, Mr.. Hading learned
OF the national Turkish custom OF
lengthening the elllptical space between
the upper and lower lids by Sitting the
outer canthus about a tenth Of an inch
and stretching the lids as the wound
heals, and afterward decided TO try II
on BIZ. little girl. The result has made
Janr findings optics famous.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-11

cards. Then the trckster takes the
pack ana begins throwing the cards
upon the table, their faces up. When
he comes 10 the chosen card, he makes
no sign, and the onlookers thinking
he has missed the guess, are amused.
Suddenly h. says.
"The next card | turn over will be
the chosen one" Generally the cry is:
No, IL viii not be- You have passed
It,"
Whereupon from the pile ON the ta-
bic. the card is taken and turned
over
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-11

day The latter prices viii command very
large rooms with baths. Meals will be
served to such Of the guests as desire
them at the following prices: Breakfast
and noon lunches, 50 cents each; evening
dinner Is cents The hotel management
will collect from each guest 50 cents ex-
ira each day 10 cover the price OF admis-
sion 60 the exposition grounds. The hotel
win be made larger than now contemplate
ed II the advance bookings Of guests shall
warrant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-11
A surgical OnerniInn

Is always dangerous-do not submit TO
the surgeons knife until you have
tried DeWitts Witch Hazel Salye. II
VIII cure when everything else fails--it
has done this In thousands OF cases.
Here is one Of them; | suffered from
bleeding and protrudlng piles for
twenty years. Was treated by different
specialists and used many remedies.
but obtained no relief until used De-
Wits witch Have Sulve Sold by
Of this salve cured me eighteen months
ago and have not had a touch OF piles
snce.-H. A. Tisdale, Summeron. $. c.
For Blind, Bleeding, Itching and Pro
truding Piles no remedy equals De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. Sold by all
druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-11
IN OUR
CLOAK DEPART MENT.

Ten dozen WHITE LAWN
SHIRT WAISTS, insertion
trimmed and embroidered
fronts, value Sl.75 and $500.
Sizes 80 to IS only. Your
choice
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-11
IN OUR
SHOE DEPART MENT.

LADIES' PATENT LEATH-
ER oXFORDS or SOUTH
ERN TIES, with French
heels, worth fully $500. for
Monday afternoon from Q TO
8 o'clock, "a pair)--
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-11

over one hundred Child's
Coats, In Refers and
Monte Carlo styles, In red,
blue and tan, light weight
cloths, values from $500 to
$3.50, sizes 2 to IL years.
YOUR ohoice--
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-11
Push Is the Rule In Our
Wash Goods Dept.

For this week we offer Bargains tina
put all previous efforts In the shade
Careful. shrowd buyers win never have
o better chance to save money I'D
PTECI< NATURAL COLOR lNSt
DRESS LINENS. Holland and Grasi
Cloths trimmed In pipngs, they mak'
the neatest and most serviceable travel
ing and mountain suits. on sale al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-11
NOTE THESE
SPECIAL LEADERS,

THEY ARE MONEY
SAVERS. ON SALE ALL
THIS WEEK, IF THE
QUANTITIES HOLD
OUT.
We advlsel Buy early
IN the week and get your
choice.
LADIES' WASHABLE
CHAMOIS GLOVES.
BEST Sl.OO GRADE. We
have just II Dozen OF these
best french Washable
Chamois Gloves In White
or Natural. all sizes ex-
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-19
= SOCIETY, CLUB, THEATRE ~

again be seen here for the prices charged at the Jacques. The comedy features of the show are of more than ordinary excellence, the leading act in this department being offered by Geor- gia Gardiner and Joe Maddern in a comedieltta entitled ''Too Many Dar- lings'' The Donovans, however, Charles Harris and the Dillon Broth CTS figure very prominently in the com edy features, and they keep their audi ences laughing every minute. Miss Ethel Gilkey in sweet songs, and the Merrills in a sensational bicycle act in which MT Merrill makes a flying leap with his wheel over a table, complete the olio. A special feature, and one that Is attracting general attention, is the vitagraph "Glimpses of Ireland'' in which some vivid pictures of the old land are shown. Among these the most interesting, perhaps, are the shooting of the rapids at Killarney, the panorama of the railroad between Queenstown and Cork, Bantry Bay, the lakes of Killarney, the west coast of Ireland, and some of the familiar farmyard scenes. It is an exhibition of rare interest and to many is one of the best features of the current show. Prices are 10, 20 and 30 cents; after moons 10 and 20 cents, ladies 10.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-19
March l9 In History,

sS5-Alexander Severus Roman emperor, murdered; born about 205; emperor 223 at Kensington; born 1850. 1TSEThomas McKean, "signer," born in New London, Pa; died 1S17 174S-Elias Hicks, founder of the Hicksite Quakers, born in Hampstead, N. Y.; died 1880.
 1S5S-Lucknow, stronghold of the Indian insurgents, taken by the English. 18SS-Ex-Unit States Senator John F. King died at Atlanta; born 1799. JSS4-Commodore William D. Whiting, U. $. N, retired, died in New York city; born 1923 Commodore Whiting was present at Monterey, as midshipman on the Levant, when the American flag was hoisted on California soil. 5Ss5--General Adam Badeau, Grants u1ili- tary secretary biographer, etc, died at Ridgewood, N. J.; born 1880. 5s02-Dr. Manuel Sauclemente, titular pres- .1ent of Colombia, died near Bogota; born ISIS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-19
MARY sHAW's GREAT HIT.

When 1bsen's Ghosts was first pro- duced in New York city this season it was presented only at matinees in the Manhattan theater The hit scored by Mary Shaw and her associates was i'm mediate and pronounced. So large were the cro . Is that focked to wit ness the performances that it was de- cided to secure a theater in which the play could be put on nightly. Pre- vious bookings at the Manhattan pre- vented an engagement at that theater. In fact, the only theater in the city at which time could be secured was at Mrs Osborne,s Play House. This the ater had record of failures, but in spite of this fact tsGhosts'' proved such magnet that people were turned away nightly. The newspapers of the metropolis have devoted columns of space to an analysis of the subtle work of Miss Shaw in the leading role The New York Herald went so far as to say that she challenged comparison with Madame Duse. Manager Jacques thanks of the theater- going public of This city for having se- cured Miss Shaw in Ibsen's wonderful play, which will be seen at PoHs on Wednesday evening next.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-19
BIG STRIKE THREATENED.
Freight Handlers Send UItimatum to
 Railroad.

Freight Handlers Send UItimatum to
 Railroad.
 NEW HAVEN, Conn, March 19.-- The freight handlers union of this city. numbering about 300 men and including truckmen and stevedores. has addressed a request to the man. agement of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, asking for an increase of 15 per cent in pay, double time" for Sunday work and lone and half times" for overtime work. The request names next Tuesday as the time limit for the return of an answer by the company officials.
 About year ago these men struck for an increase, but the strike failed. Members of the locak union say the reason of the failure was the lack of support from freight handlers in other cities, who were not organized. Now it is claimed the organization of the freight handlers at other points in the New York, New Haven and Hartford system has been completed, and if a strike occurs it may involve the entire system, as other local unions are ex- pected to make demands also. It is said that the reason the various local unions did not make their demands united is that men in some cities get higher pay than those here, and hence their desires are not uniform.