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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-01
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-01
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If you need LIquozone. and have new
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we VIII then mail you an order on a
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-01
IS
| An ACTIVE CAMP
|LEs FILLED WITH GOLD.
hentI Brought 10 Salt Lake are
ettiss Travel 10 seachlIsht
Il Heavy.

M "
y B. Cole. the we'll known stoch
( ,.t,,rrs 8, $1,000, 800. XII
se"ssuaS run = '''p
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b Nevada. where he reports con-
4 acttv,tv ma savs ~.
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~ n"'e Important oeve'op-
" that district In 1905 are very
indeed.
r.,,ckv r,u,ch.ar SIM, pov..
49, 49,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-01
BUSINESS NOTES.

An error occurred In the Saturday
News In quoting the pries Of Deseret
National bank stock, the figures being
almost reversed. The price should have
been $3.50 per share instead Of 500.
es.t
The only two sugar factories still at
work on tho beets are those at Lehi and
Sugar City, Both win continue running
till about the goth inst.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-01
IN THuNpHR MOUNTAIN.
Dewey Mn Turned Out s7,a4O In No
suxnmhes.sss

D. H. Dewey was over yesterday nom
Nan1pa. He reported the Dewey mine
at Thunder rnountain was maintaining
~ record, nays the Statesman. The
mill produced $7,24o during November
and would do a. well this month. The
mine. said Mr.. Dewey. was looking very
wei. supt. Haug had begun operations
from the lower tunnel level and was
taking out good ore.
OF the 6unnyside Mr.. Dewey said n
letter received from Manager Purdum.
who has been at the mine for some
days. showed he was highly pleased.
Inc Burr Oak tunnel had been extend
ca to the vein and the latter was show
ING large body Of ore. Mr., Dewey aid
NOT Know whether samples had been
essayed. but from the tone OF Mr.. Pur-
suns letter Il was evident the grade
o. the or wa very good
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-01
K1xo ooNsoIlDAT1D.


81 property which Il On the eve
hing q great mine ID the silver
)usolIdRted, says the Park Rec.
My In the year, the machinery
Ton. was found 10 be too light
work being done. and It wan
L and replaced by the splendid
bit Of the Ontario No. 2 holsting
he development Of the mine Is
he direction or Jack Keetley,
1.-THE camps most experienced
men. and he II confident that
bic producer n The making.
liking was resumed two months
'tiopments have been more In.
and encouraging than ever.
the entire shaft n In highly
I'd matter. Shlch It 4 believed
the Same ore that made the
Ing nrst famous. The King
worked under many difIcul-
toatest Of which has been the
1hti0n, but after much effort
been overcome. and oil = now
the future,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-01

"Outllnes Of Ecclesiastical History.H
{1.76, 1880, $3.76; THE Gospel" 76c
$t.25. $3.50; New Witness for 0od,''
$3.50. $3.50; Succession In the Prssi-
dency," Soc, soc. 7bc: Rise and Fail Of
Nauvoo. Is, -. as; "lljssouri Psrss.
BUTTONS" ILL S?.ss; Mormon Doc
trtne OF Oeity" 81 90. tl.3S and 81. Is.
psseret News Book Store. Salt Lake
City. Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-01

Ths report Of County Clerk J. u. FL
dredge. Jr.. for the year 1905 has been
filed with the county commissioners and
shows an immense increase Of business
In the once a. compared with the year
1904. The increase In the receipts Of
the once was $5.2sS.l0 over the receipts
Of the year 1904. while the salary roll
shows q decrease OF Sea.l7 as compared
TO that year.
According; to the report the divorce
figures FOR the year were under those
or the previous year. In 1904 there
were 2o7 divorces Granted, while In 1905
there were 179, decrease the past
year Of IS cases. There were also 81
less naturalizations In 1905 than there
we're IN 1901. In all other matters the
report shows steady increase I'm bust.
ness. Following Is the report in full:
Receipts from all sources.
RECEIPTS from ali sources,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 63. S Z 5.2s3. 70
Salaries paid for u
months Of 1904 ..,........ is.7oe.is
m months u 1906 ....... ;.,issl5.ss 1871
Number civil cases filed.
l94 800. ................ SSS ........
Numper civil cases filed,
. lvt ..........,.......,... 90 6s
fiumbG Of criminal cases
,s aied. 49, ...;..;..;,...... 10 .......
'SumPer Of criminal cases
uicus ASQp ss........,..,..., III "
Number insane cases filed
ava ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a ss.....s
Number insane cases filed
NV ."s...s.......s.......A ~
Of new probate
cases died 1904 .......... "a ........ !
Of new probate
!, eases Med 1906 .:......;. M IS
INuI0O8T OF commitments
% state prison, 1901 ...... IS .......
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-01

b Park City Record Has 10
! OF the Years Progrcss.

Of the Years Progress.
,ctory to a general write-up OF
OF Park City, the Record has
wing to say:
Outstanding many adverse o.
)es, the year 1906 has been a
me for Park City In that It
q vast amount OF exploratory
Formed In many Of the cnmn's
onanzas. With the beginning
PAR, this work was begun and
Zen continued practically unIn-
ly for n twelve month, bring
many properties pust so much
I producing and paying pro-
The resumption OF opera
he DAILY Judge mill Is sIgnIfl-
the fact that the mine has
hat stage where It's perman-
tablished; where the manage
atisffed that Il has become In
Producer" The Kearns-Kelth,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-01
J. osERNDoRrER.
Tel Bell 7s7. ISL 8. Main e.

Have wide acquaintance among east
ern investors. Desire TO Join reliable
party having mining property for de-
veIopnant; can underwrtte good stock
proposition. Address Immediately
Heresford Hope. Salt Lake city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-01
oRH AND BULLION.

Tho ore and bullion settlements. as
reported through the banking house OF
MCCORMICK = Company during the year
1903 aggregated the total Of s24,1so,-
bSl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-01

Fever Inflammation or acknowledgements
or poisoned blood usually Indicate germ
attack. ss'"
IN nervous debility Llquozone acts as a
yi!alizer, accomplishing remarkable re.
suits,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-01
'ANNoN q CANNON

stock Broksr. sis D. '. walker Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-01
Where 1t Applies.

These are the diseases in which Liquo-
zone has been most employed. In these
It has earned It's widest reputation. In
all Of these troubles we supply the first
bottle free. And In ali--no matter how
d'ricuit--we offer each user two
months further test without the risk
OF a penny.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-01

4. :. cAMPBELL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-01

Buy and Sen Bank, sueAr ara An COM
nercisi Stocks. NE. 5cuth temple 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07
Walking Skirts:

AQc-Cambric with cambria
ruff1e, lace insertion and
AQc-Cambsic. lawn ruffie,
with embroidery edge.
NqC-Cambric, lawn ruffie,
two rows of wide lace in
sertions and lace ruffie.
70C-Cambric. lawn ruff1e,
with tucked deep en-
broidery f1ounce.
2Qr-Cambric. lawn ruff1e,
three rows of lace inser-
lions and lace edge.
2OC-Cambric, lawn ruffie.
four rows Of wide hem
stitched tucks. three rows of
ball pattern lace insertion and
lace edge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07
Corset Covers :

Wi SCI NOVEGS
1Sc-Cambric, tight-fit V
shaped neck, wide en-
broidery edge.
5C-Cambric, French style,
low neck, hemstitched
lawn ruffie.
1OC-Cambric. French style.
low neck, with lace in
sertiOn and lace edge.
1OC-Cambric, French style.
low neck. wide lace edge,
with ribbon drawn through.
2AC-Nainsook. French style.
low neck, torchon lace
insertion. beading, ribbon and
edge.
24c-Cambric. French style.
low neck. two rows of
torchon lace insertion across
front and lace edge.
OQC-NainsOOk, French style,
low neck, tucked yoke.
lawn band with ribbon drawn
through.
.3QC-Nainsook, French style,
low neck, two rows of
Cluny lace insertion, beading
ribbon and lace edge.
IQC-NainsOOk French style.
low neck. wide embrOid-
cry ribbon and embroidery edge.
dDC-NainsOOk, French style.
low neck, back and front
trimmed with four rows of ball
pattern lace insertion, beading
ribbon and lace edge.
AOC-Cambric, tight fitting, "
shaped neck. with six
rows Of embroidery insertion
and edge.
6QC-Nainsook French style,
low neck. three rows of
Point de Paris lace insertion and
ribbon and lace edge.
Better Qualities At Prices Pro
portiOnately Low. Ranging Up
To SI4S6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07

Natural Mink Muffs, ST. "a,
S26 "a and S33. IA.
Jap Marten Scarfs, two skins
SIS. IA.
tabs. wide ends. 81 S-74.
Jap Marten Scarf, three SKINS,
double fur, with natural heaos
and tails, 1927 aao-
Jap Marten Muffs, S22.I4,
500. "a and S29.74.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07
Women's Underrnuslins & Waist,

women S UIIu6fIGlUISII11S & w a1Sfsl
A high standard is maintained in Macy-nlade tInSo.
nuslins WaiStS-garments from own
rooms the premises. Though they you as lar
or less the average factOry-rade wear thev a.
vastly better, lacking the skinpness and tavdry ir
ming characteristic of garments made expressv
"White Sales" Even the lines of lower priced GA.
nents that from other manufacturers ro1s
standard-Tnust distinctly bsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07
Transfer Cards

please use BLUE TRANSFER
CARDS when you make purchases
IN more than TWO departments and
expect 90 take them with you. Use
PINK CARDS when goods are to be
delivered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07
Handkerchiefs.

list Fl.
Real Pr, Princess cess Lace ssch win 4Sc
women's All-Linen Lace 'ker-
chiefs hemstitched and en- O7c
broidered, each 12c. and. S
Women's All-linen 'Kerchiers.
plain hemstitched. hand-drawn
hem; 25c. quality, 1Sc
each .............
Mems Colored French Linen
Handkerchief, neat de- CT DO
signs; each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07
Girls and Misses
Coats. Suits, Dresses.


cE IA Misses Three-quarter
~ Length Goats, made of
gray diagonal homespun; full
loose mode, with notched velvet
collar; sizes Il. 16 and is years;
sold elsewhere at $500.
60 II Girls Fuu-length Coats.
%~'H Empire or loose box
models. made Of heavy blue or
green cheviot. finished with broad
cloth in contrasting shades or self
colored velvet: sizes & 10 IA years;
sold elsewhere At $14.OO.
CO OK Girls Two-piece Nor
- folk Suits, made of blue
or red cneviot; collar OF plain
cloth. trimmed with braid; kilt
skirt. patent leather belt; sizes :.
IL and y years: sold elsewhere at
$500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07
White Fabrics for
Early Spring Sewers.


Soft finished Mercerized Batiste,
3S-inch. 25c. quality. a yard. 1 &c
Irish Linen-Finish Suiting, 30
inch; for waists or entire suits, a
yar0 -----.--..-.---.- &c
Dotted Persian Lawn. q inches,
DOC quality, a yard. .......... &c
Sheer Silk Persian Lawn, 80
inch. 30c. and 35c quality; a yard.
19c. and 2Ac
Soft-finished English Long Cloth.
36-inch; three grades; pieces of II
yards. .9Sc., 1.29 and 81 IA
ST. Gall Swiss, 32-inch. our own
importation; newest dotted and
embroidered designs; the price
range-eIn broidered. 46c. TO CSC. :;
dotted, a yard ...-... 29c. to CSC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07
On the Second Floor.

edCH
On the Second Floor.
Girls Half Length Coats. made
Of Oxford gray pebbled coating
double breasted 'boyish'' model,
notched velvet collar and emblem;
lined with flannel; sizes 4 to IA
years; sold elsewhere at s14.OO;
special for Tuesday so I'd
women's Coats, fifty inches long.
made of good quality black broad
cloth. full roomy model, collarless
neck and full sleeves trimmed with
velvet and braid; body and sleeves
lined with satin; regularly GO IL
sold at $1,000; our price.
Waists made of fine white lawn,
trimmed with wide ana narrow
tucks, three rows of blind embroid-
cry insertion down front, deep TUCK
cuffs and tucked back; spe- AOC
cial for Tuesday at..........
Kinono SacOues made of ripple
wool eiderdown, with collar ana
chocheted edge; special for doc
Tuesday at ..............'..
Women's Walking Skirts maue
of cambria. lawn fiounce. three
rows Torchon lace insertion HQC
and lace edge.
Walking Skirts made Of cambria,
a lawn ruffie. two wide Cluny lace
insertions with tucks be- OOc
tween and wide lace edge.
Night Gowns. made of heavy
muslin. V-shaped yoke OF hem
stitched tucks and hem SOC
stitched lawn ruff1e. .........
Corset Covers. made of nainsook.
low neck, V-shaped, embroidery
insertion with embroidery dOC
beading, ribbon and Val. lace
Corset Covers made OF nainsook.
low neck. two rows OF wide Point
de Paris lace insertion across SOr
front, wide lace edge
Women's F'lannelette Under
skirts, French band and f2c
plain ruffie.
Same as above. with seal pic
loped edge, yoke band.......
Women's F'lannelette Gowns.
double yoke front and back, FIN
tshed with braid; scalloped ECr
collar and cuffs.
FTannelette Gowns, plain colors,
double yoke back and front; collar
and yoke trimmed with 7Oc
braid: special at.....-..-....
The Above NOT on sale
Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07
Infants and Children's Wear.

ono Infants Long f4annel
S>S Skirts on waist; hem
stitched hem with embroidery
above.
QNc Infants Flannel Bureaus
Wv with cambria band.
OAc Infants Kimono Wrap
%fS pers, made of blue and
pink striped outing flannel; rib
bon ties.
ADc Infants Gowns, made OF
white outing flannel, with
woke. button in front, crochet
edge on collars and cuffs.
AAc -Children's Gowns, made Of
pink and blue-striped out
ing flannel, with yoke; pink or
blue collar and cuffs; sizes 2 to y
years; sizes 10 to IA years, SAC.
Roc -Children's Gowns, made of
"'S cambria, gathered at the
neck with hemstitched band and
ruffie on neck and sleeves: sizes
to 6 years, soc: sizes 8 to IA
years, 4Sc.
1Oc Drawers, made
Of muslin. hemstitched
ruff1e with lace edge; sizes , to 3
years; sizes 10 to Is years, 26c.
Doc -Children's Drawers. made
of cambria, wide embroid-
cry ruft1e; sizes to IA years.
SnC -Children's Cambria Skirt,
tucked lawn ruffie. with
wide lace edge; sizes t to IA years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07

Drawers
1Dc-C m brio, umbrella
shaped ruffie, torchon
lace edge.
dOc-Cambric, with tucked
cambria ruffle, n e m =
stitched hem.
OAc-Muslin. umbrellas shaped
lawn ruffle, hemstitched
2Oc-Cambric, with hem
stitched cambria ruffie.
embroidery edge.
roc &C a m brio, umbrella
shaped lawn ruffie, three
wide hemstitched tucks.
AQC-N ain s k, umbrella
shaped lawn ruffle, Val
insertion and edge.
Cambria, umbrella shaped
ruffie, with three rows OF tor
chon lace insertion and edge.
Nainsook, circular ruff1e.
n aims X. circular ruffie,
three rows OF Val. lace insertion
and edge.
5QC-Nainsook, tucks and deep
EN- roidered ruffie.
French band.
fQc-Cambric. embroidery in
sertion and embroidery
ruffie.
Better Qualities At Prices Pro
portlonately Low. Ranging Up
To $40. SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07

Chinchilla Throw Scarfs, six
skins, S22. "a.
Chinchilla Stock Ties, double
tabs, S24. IA.
ChinchilIa Stock Ties, with large
triple tabs, S29.7 IA.
Chinchilla Throw Scarfs, ten
choice skins, S4O.74.
Chinchilla Muffs, SS4.74 and
$50. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07
Neckpieces and Muffs: Various Furs.

SO So Alaska (skunkO
Sabl Fox SGaIs
brush tails, 1914
81 60 double neck witt
Mink SSA7. S1O.74.
Collar, nal'en
tabs and
benued hauLn NaSet
Ermn WIN i1' W
S29.74. amdoS porn, Long
Errnine Ties SS97 finished fui
imme
two
back, S2S74 Muhs. at
Sable Muns, S29.74, SS6I4 pe3S A.
S59.74 and S67.74. S4s]1 and S4Il4
he'd 1900.
of
shed with tails
Blended Hudson Bay Pelerine,
Blended Sable Mufs. .S5274
Natural Mink Straight
Natural Mink finished
with heads tails and paws 4-f'As
Natural Mink Mufs, 81 24 Chnchia Throw Scarfs six
SOC 81 andSS 81 skins, S22.74
Scarf, two skins ChnchIa Ties. double
Marten SSSoc6S uouOo
tabs wide ENDS t7raa skins S29.74.
Jap Marten
doupIe skins S4O74
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07
Night Gowns:

40 Cam brio, V-shaped neck
ASG trimmed with tucks, two
rows OF embroidery insertion and
embroidery ruftie.
60 Cambria, square neck
O$S tucks, embroidery inser-
ton, embroidery beading with
ribbon. hemstitched lawn rufie
70 Cambria, low neck. lace
O>l yoke. beading ribbon and
lace edge.
GO -Nainsook, low neck
SSS hemstitched lawn band
with ribbon drawn through
To- Cambria, low neck, v
OSC shaped neck. wide en-
broidered insertion and lace edge
20. -Nainsook, low neck, en-
OSS broidery yoke with rib
zo.-Cambric, v-shaped neck
JSC yoke Of hemstitching
and embroidery insertion, en-
broidery ruffie-
oo-Cambric, square neck
C>A six rows OF embroidery
insertion, wide embroidery bead
ing, with ribbon and Val. edge.
nn -NainsoOk, square neck
SSS back and front, Swiss
embroidery insertion, beading
with ribbon and embroidery
edge.
90. -Nainsook, low neck, three
SSS rows of tOrchon lace IN
sertion, beading ribbon and lace
edge.
CT IN -Nainsook. low neck
SI.ZS yoke formed Of Val
lace and embroidery medallions
and lace edge
Better Qualities At Prices Pro
portionately Low, Ranging Up
To S17.49.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07
On the First Floor.

On the First Floor.
Mems Natural Wool Half Hose,
excellent quality, merino heels and
toes; our regular price 24c.; dGc
special for Tuesday at..."..
Hemmed Damask Table Cloths.
all linen, with single row of open
work; 60xS0-inch size, O9c
each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07

NOc-Cambric. lawn ws
SSS four rows Torchon ~ =.
insertion and wide lace edge
nD,-cambric, lawn ru~
~ cluster tucking. a..
embroidery founce-
81 1O-Cambric, lawn run.
v ~ seven rows OF hs-
stitched tucks. deep embrolss-,
flounce.
S1 OO-Cambric. lawn run.
VA Ky with five rows =,
torchon lace insertion and a..
rows Of lace edge.
c1 2o-Cambric, lawn russ
10y tucks. three row,
wide Point de Paris lace edss'
S1 An-Cambric, lawn ruas
" 10y wide tucks, deem biI-s
embroidery ruffie.
CT EO-Cambric, lawn ruff
" IsS> six rows OF lace h.
sertion, tucks between and lae.
edge.
CT zO-Cambric, lawn ruff
pA.%> cluster Of pin tuck.
deep open embroidery fiounce
CT GQ Cambria, lawn ruff,
v A'>C tucks, wide embrois
cry insertion and embrOidsr
ruffie-
Better Qualities At Prices Pro-
pOFtionately Low, Ranging I'd
To s21.05.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07
Short Underskirts:

0Ao-Cambric, tucked cambri,
Hfk ruff1e. hemstitched hem.
2nc-C a m b ric, umbrella.
OSN shaped lawn rulHe, clus.
ter of pin tucks.
AOc-C a m b ric. umbrella
fSS shaped lawn ruff1e, wide
torchOn lace ruffie.
An.-C a m brio, umbrella
TSS shaped lawn ruffie, wii.
hemstitched tucks and hen.
stitched hem.
An--Cambric, with cambri.
- ~ ruffie. cluster of tuek.
and embroidery edge.
Better Qualities At Prices Pro
portiouately Low. Ranging Up
To 81 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07

OAr Long Slips, made of main
sock, tucked yoke, neck
and sleeves finished with hem
stitched ruff1e
Roc Long Slips, made of main
sock, yoke of cluster tucks,
embroidery insertion and hem
stitching; neck and sleeves fin
ished with hemstitched ruffie.
AOC Short Dresses, made OF
nainsook, tucked round
yoke; neck and sleeves finished
with lace edge; sizes 6 months and
1 year.
zoe French Waist Dresses.
made of fine lawn, tucked
yoke with two rows of embroidery
insertion: neck and sleeves fin
ished with embroidery; sizes 2, 8
and 4 years.
Soc French Waist Dresses,
made of fine lawn, round
yoke with three rows embroidery
insertion, tucked ruffle with dainty
embroidery ruffie around yoke;
sizes 2 and 3 years.
~@'O made of fine lawn,
IOunu YOKE OL luChS ana laC0 III
sertion with bertha trimmed with
lace insertion and edge; skirt
trimmed with tucks, lace insertion
and lace-trfmmed ruffie; sizes 2, 3
and 4 years.
AQC-Infants Long Skirts, made
of nainsoOk, with tucks
and embroidery ruffle
Onr-Infants' Short Skirts of
lawn on waists, with deep
hemstitched hem; sizes 6 months
and l year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-23

a position to advise us. desire to ask your opinion as to- the candidates for Goyernor--which one will more nearly Sstfg Sssfsr ost eaueafon shs pafas oar plans which you endorse and have aa- yocated.
 your advice in this matter, I am yours truly, H. Y. WeIssinger.
 Montgomery, Ala. August 2I, 1s0e MT. II Y. Weissinger Birmingham'
 My Bear sir---I have before me your letter of August IS.
 In reply to the same, wish. to say In LIi~t the race race for the Democratic nom nation for Governor. Both DT. Cum ningham and Mir. Conner are estimabie gentlemen. and ! believe are sincere ,,a e
 pr. Cunningham, however. has a long and consistent record on the questlonf of public education. His en- tire career in the legislative halls of Alabama has shown his deep interest in the education of the children or sion his voice and his influence have been used in furtherance of any and all plans looking to the providing or better educational facilities for the children of the state.
 During my administration Dr. Gun nineha has answered every call whicn the, friends of edueation nave mace, 9o one end Of the Slate to the other n aid of educational questions bef2re the Mr. Conner, so far as I know, previ- ous to his announcement for Governor. l has no record on this question. His utterances since then are we'll known
 Taking everything into consideration and Knowing as I. do the interest which pr. Cunningham feels in all of the questions and in all of the plans hay ucational facilities, have long since decided that 1t was my duty. to cast my vote in the primary for him.
 my position in this matter, and Assur | ing you that I am ready at all times to aid in any way the cause of public education, l am yours very truly, Isaac W. Hin, Sunarintcn of Aidueatinn.