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1 Goodwin's Weekly 3 H I $12.00 Trimmed Hats, at ) $7-75 SYou will be charmed with their attrac tiveness and style made of high quality materials, fashionably trimmed medium !and large effects all the new colors and black, no two alike. I Hats if equal elegance and goodness would cost at least $12.00; these have just come by express for Monday's selling while 98 of them last Choice for $7.75 i i, Mrs. Stephenson Millinery 1 1 23 Boston, Building Iin endless variety are now arriving daily from California and eastern markets. Beautiful Blossoms Also fresh, home-grown cuts. The fall season has fairly started and we can supply every floral want. The Sanders-Granger Floral Co. (j. 280 So. Main St Van Dyke Drug Store. White Rock Water A healthful and pleasing table water. Adds zest to the appetite and life to the high ball or Rickey. Delivered on request in any quantity. The uncharged water comes only in half gallons. The aerated in splits, pints or quarts. Schramm - Johnson, Drugs 1 Second South and West Temple. Main and Fifth South. ' "Where the Cars Stop." I West Temple and Firth West. in California. The northern-blood in the state was at last kindled into flame. The killing of Broder ick and a little later the killing of the gentle, gifted, genial Ferguson by Penn Johnson, struck the power from the grasp of the chivalry-Democracy for a quarter of a century. True, when the great war came on in earnest, they chose officers, organized and secretly drilled companies and regiments, and counted upon Col. Albert Sid ney Johnston, who had command of. the fortress on Alcatraz within which nearly all the arms on the coast were stored to do what Gjeneral Twiggs had done in Texas, but Johnston would not betray a trust, and then, too, General Sum ner, early in the war, was secretly sent from New York to supersede Johnston. So urgent did the government consider the matter that the steamer, on reaching San Fran cisco bay, headed direct for Alcatraz and landed General Sumner, before proceeding to her pier. Johnston resigned, and went south and was killed' In the first day's battle of Sliiloh. Terry went to Texas, fought through the war, then came west to Nevada, where he practiced law several years. Then he moved to Fresno, Cal. He boarded the up (owl) train from Los An geles in the night, not knowing that Justice Field was on board, and was killed by Nagle next morning in the dining room at Lothrop. It is quite possible that the death of Broder ick saved a bloody war in California, even as the death of Lincoln closed the awful war in tho east. Bad Theatre Manners SOME people even in Salt Lake City have a fashion of talking during the progress of a play or an opera, and that it is very annoy ing to.Jhose around them does not seem to affect them fn the least. That they have no ear for the music nor brain for the play does not matter, they continue to talk. It seems the same rule holds good in other places. The other night when Henry Miller was play ing Charles Frohman's production of "The, Great Divide" at the Adelphia theatre, London, he was annoyed beyond all account by a party of four persons In one of the stalls who chattered and chattered during the performance. They were in tho second row, quite close to the stage, and their remarks were plainly heard by the actors. Miller bore it in patience for some time, but finally, when one of his best scenes was broken In on by the conversation of the quartette, Miller advanced to the footlights and directly addressed himself to the chatterers. He told the ladies that it was bad manners for them to regard the theater as a convenience. He told them several other things and it Is making a sensation in London, because one of the people was no less a personage than Lady Paget, the American wife of Sir Arthur Paget. "We are glad ho did it. If it was done more generally there would be better order in the thea 1 tre. When one Is intently listening to some mag nificent measure of music, and it is broken in upon by a woman, sitting behind him or before him, telling another woman how much baking powder she uses to make biscuits, it disturbs the usual man's equanimity and it ought to be stopped, if necessary by speeches from the stage, and if that will not do, by a policeman's club. Jn the Good Roads Interests LAST Monday, the great automobile race, gotten up by the New York Herald and At lanta Journal started out from New York City over the 1,000-mile track fo Atlanta. The counties through which the race was run vied with each other In- preparing good roads for the flyers At last accounts forty-nine autos had been entered for the race and It will be of na tional Interest. Fifty autos went out from Atlanta -to escort-the victor in and we suspect aaaa2JS - .":?..-....-, . . Your Money Remains in Salt Lake City H When you invest your money in our Secured Certificates, it earns interest M at tho rate of G per cent per annum, payable semi-annually; its safety is M guaranteed by the Salt Lake Security H & Trust Company and it is also se- H cured by First Mortgages on improved M Salt Lake City real estate. Moreover, H it remains in Salt Lake City, thus as- sisting in, furthering the development H of this community. Any amounts H Lorn $100.00 upwards may be Invested H by this plan. H SALT LAKE SECURITY AND H TRUST COMPANY 32 Up. Main Street. H Capital $300,000.00 B Surplus $100,000.00 H ESTABLISHED 1859 H WALKER BROTHERS I BANKERS I SALT LAKE CITY. 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