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CHICAGO SCALrCO.. Chicago, III.
ff Star Horse If oils
M rollthed or Blued.
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aportera and MMafictcrtra ot Ibe
S"JJSE3ST SPICES
Flavoring En tracts,
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rroprielora of tba Faeoaa flraad ef
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UNDKin-AICRKS.
ESTAiJUKiirn ikes.
JOSEPH eTtAYLOR
Pioneer Undertaker of Utah.
niira'tnrer and Iea!er In An Kada cf
jr-talllr, IVooi ana Ooth Courcl
COFFINS AND CASKETS.
raUllueorCOI 11 ltnMMHM.i
kept ronlAullx on baad.
rtlepaoooandTe'cmphOrdtra rrorsrOT
ruled.
HaiieaFreaetTed in their .Vitnra ConJi
lion, wltbnat extra cbarse.
Factoi and Warerooms: ?SS.E
One and a bait bioclta Eaat ot Tsealre.
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JOS. WILLIAM TAYLOR
I ITAIIS U.1D1NG
jUMRTAKER&EPALIER
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COMrXCTE TOCK or
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I And Undertakers' Good in Utah,
HI10LK11IE AD MXllt,T
Iumuuaeli UKIiUVKD J'SJCVS,
Lsm-er than were CTtr ollered In Utah.
I LOTS o! GRAYES Cemeurrtn the City.
-ABOrdera Killed Dty or Mjhtin the
I fcnortefWortibleTiae.
Ol KX AM) VlJlxiooi tBTEat CUMED.
21 and 23 WEST TEMPLE STREET.
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tnnealcdClimaxChimneys
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Dantora ot Iran saatfea.
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A.H.USI(Er AatDtTfCAX.
I GEO. DUXaVN & SONS,
aiATiraCTCcia or
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! Glass Table Ware,
j Itarf.oo, Jan. lAtnira, Ktr.
I IftUit-RS. PlfTSBURGH. PA.
f it a by Z. 0 Jl I., dealera
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ENJOYING HIMSELF
I'rlikl llarrhoa KIrtd bj
Lar;e tYaird, at Ihe Tarl-
oa riatc.;
Tlf,G TURKEY ANo p1Q
MARES RELATIONSHIP.
.ownur Koapp Talk, ,uwut lh
Fisheries aaj Othr 3It-
l-rs in Ia.la.
o
"WHITE CAPS" DO THEIR
BRUTAL WORK.
The i'nxujteriaa Ciarch sre ItetU.
Inr tie 1TrfniIn.1tT Caa-
Toilja or FHIi.
By Iclejrsph b lha Miwa.i
FixnsiDnM-.jriniusov
TrurrU ami Spetctlrt, irudbiili
InnraiitilOrBfloM.
XCT.TH UtSOX, IllJ , Oct. r.
When the liule town of lawrenco
Iwrg wis ruacbcil tlio voico of the
rrvtidetit raj htavy with emotion
as ho adilma the crowd of
tidhbora and friends that thronged
to crert him.
"My friends" rati the President,
"I want to thank joucry cordially
for Uila gmrtlui;. Ail the cenea
aboJl here are Tery familiar to me.
Tills town of lawrvnceUrs I the
Ural TllbKe of mr ihildh-h reeollec
Uons and as I amiroaLfced it thl
morning Uie pa! Uie carllcat homo
of my recoHecliono, Uie home in
which my childhoott ami car
manhood weru j2i, lut-tnoriiM
crow d Is t. jn me that are very full
uflutexct, full of MdnttA. They
bring back to me Uiob vrhoonre
nude the old lunio viry dear, the
mot prrcloiis apot on tarth. I hare
itiM-ed with Lowed head toe place
whrre thtyrwt. We are here In
our generation with the wok of
those who have cone ujn ua. Let
us sec, eacb of U., that In family,
In neighborhood and in Stale, we
do at leatt withVqjjl courage,
graci, klmlije-s, the work to brni
ly, kindly, generou.-Iy done Ly
thoj who filled our .laces Jlfty years
ago. Nun, for 1 niut hurri" on,
to Unto old friends, and to the
new lrlends who liave come In
ince Law nnctberg was familiar to
me, I extend again my hearty
thanks for this wilcomeaud beg, In
parting, to Introduce the only mtm
Ut of my. cabinet who accompanied
me, Ueneral Tracy, SeireUrv of the
Xavy.
Secretary Tracy contented him
self by mereJ3" bowing to the enthusi
astic rruw d, and he an J Uie Presi
dent had tlmo toshakeafex eai;cr
bands, extended is the train tallied
out.
At Milan and Osgood largecrowds
also as'erublecl, but the 1'roldtnt
merely apiareilon the rear plat
form, ialruduccil Secretary Ttary,
lowed to the cheering Indianlans
and the train puna! through.
A 31'KECH AT NORTH ER.SON.
HKi not it, In J., OcL T. At
North Vernon, Indiana, the crowd
would ie satisfieU with nothing
Iea thau a f peech from the Presi
dent. "I am very glad, my frieuds," he
sold, "to tas you, and very much
obliged to i ou for our pleasurable
greeting. Great applair-e.; It is
Iwayapleaur to twmj oH In
diana frl nJ. We liare IwJ th s
morning a ilerghtftil riJeacrcna tliu
soutlieru pirtof" theltte, ontlut
has gitcti rm axrcait deal of refrttli
nentaul ileii5jre. Clu-ni.J Let
meagalu nure jou tliat Lam ery
muchobll0l to you all here for
this cvittetie-e of jour frlen Jslilp.
I hope i on w III cjwiuteuic from nay
fuitfter speech on tills occasion. It
gives me pleasure now, Tny fellow
citizens to iutrodun. t J you General
Trary of Xew or!t, Secretary of
the Xavy, whoacoompinies me on
thla triii."
Tline beers and a lier given
for the President ani Secretary of
Ibi Vavy.
WASiii.NtrruS, Ind Oct. ". Jut
before the train illed out of Sey
mour a note wavtianded the Presi
dent asking him" to Heak a few
words to the. assembled rchool
cliildrcn, which he did, counseling
them is to the necessity of educa
tion for g wd clt!zeujhl. At Skoals
the Iriiileut r.u.'c a brief rpctch
of .-ii'prvciaUon of tbo welcome ex
tem.nl him
Mitciicu, IaJ Oct. 7.-Sey-mour,
Ind gnvea rousing evidence
of
JUlUtLdO.Vd IVI-l IAlEITY
in that litt'e town, and after h had
Introduced Secrilary Traey the
I'rejldent said: "I fetl I ought to
thank my frieuda for your friendly
greeting this beautiful morning. It
is inJevd a pleasure to meet to
nnny cf 3011 and. thanking you
for tills welcome, I hoe you will
ex use me from any further
speech." (Applause.
Vincknms, Ind., Oct. " It was
quick y demonstrated that the vil
lage ef Washington, which wai
reached at 1 p. m , lia I many ul i
frieuds of the President. An old
gray-haired man ell owed his way
sturdily through the crowd to ll.e
President, crairiini: his hand, and
saw. "How are ye, Itcn, I am gUd
to s eye- I voted for jour grand
father then voted for ou and I
hope, Ben, I'll have the chance to
vote far you again. You dont
mind if L call you iten," Great
laughter from thecroxd
The President aiMired tils IsItor
that to his old frienda he hoped to
aluajH remain "Ben." as of yore,
and tlie crjwd loudly appliuded
the sentiment. 1?ilscic3uragcd an
old UJy to exclaim, as she graped
the President's baud, "I feel ts
tboJgh as I am related to you, Mr.
Harrison, jour grauJfatlitr and
mine ate ruat turkey ani pig to
gttherand tliat makes us nJitcJ,
dosen'tn:" Great laughler. Tho
PreI!eiit bowed affirmatively to
this logic as the train moved rapidly
out.
r.r-A ciii.no vimtemjis.
SCI.I.1VAN, Ind., Oct. 7. The
Presidential party reached Vicccn
ncs a little before - o'clock, and
Were met by a cumtulttcu of Terre
Hauto citiienf, headed by President
W. R. McKean of the Vandalia
Railroad, Hon. C. Yost and M. C
McNutt, the eminent democratic
leader of Indiana. This committee
escorted the Presidential party to
Terre llaute over the usvlIIo A
Tcrre Haute read.
. DANVILLB. HI., OcL 7 The
President is certainly making hla
western trip a period of unalloyed
pleasure. Jo official buiuess of
inv character is allowed to Intrude.
Tliat this brief period or respite Is
nrovin" bmeflcial to tlus President
I, evident by his cheerful manner
and the general mauner In which
ho bears tip under what would be
ordlwrily deemed la Uresome trip.
jar demand and made 3 WtU
speech, thanking the people heartily
1 for tlie reception.
Between Vln-enncs and Pvlvan,
thirty milei, a fat run was 'made,
thedlUnce being coveretl In thlitj
two minutes.
The principal event of the day
was the reception ct Te-rra Haute,
rullj
Tfc. Tiiona.D i-coi'Li:
asscniblrd to greet tlie party. The
arrival of the train wai heralded by
the whistles of every cngluo and
factory In the city and the note
was deafening.
Mayor IlaulcN welcomed the
President to the city aud liitroduced
him to the People. The President,
In responding, said he very heamilv
appreciated tills large Catherine and
welccme, T-hlch the kind and Ani
mated faces, as well as the words or
the mayor, had extended.
The President then Introduced
SECHKTARr TOACV
wno nuuio a brier mldrrs-, 1 11 whlcli
he said lie had been delighted with
Uie trip, but more especially with
he enthusiasm with which the
people of Indiana have ever where
greets! the Presldpntjctd U.b wafm
personal friendship they have mani
faded. Applauc The same quali
ties of hand aud heart that have so
endeared him to jou will caue him
to bo equally csie'eaied by nil the
people of the nation.
liuwaiixarvx, IIL,Oct.7. When
tho presidential train reached tlie
Danville depot thousands of people
weru found as.e-nb'cd. Congress
man Connor Introduced the Presi
dent, who expressed regret thit a
lack of tltno prevented a longer stay.
He wai glad to notice, he said, tliat
If thf lsat vlf liaa itnl tlMnl ,1
i average return to the Illinois fann
ers, tliat already promise of the com
Imjyear Is een in Uie w ell tilled
field. Great applaute.
At Clumpalgn the citlxeus were
attended by the students of the Uni
versity of Illinois who received the
President w lUi their college cheers.
After a few words by tlie President
to Uie young men ths train pulled
nut and reached Illoomlnzlon at
Turn am, ou to iieo.
PixrniA, III., Oct. 7. o niwcclies
were ma Je by the President or anj
member of hla parly at Blooming
toa or l'ekln, alUiough Immense
crowds gathered at both places.
Peoria was reached at 1 1:35 and
Mayor Clark aud men.bcrs of the
council escorted the party to the
National Hotel tespeuJ the night.
WE1I.T1I IN tl.ltltl.
The t Mlierlra Atorlll Jtllllona "I
Dollar.
Wasiiimitox, Oct. 7. Oavernor
Kiup,of Alaska, In an Interview,
nays the law prohibiting U10 sale
and manufacture ol H-Juo? Sn the
Torrlto.y Is a dead letter except to
1 ndltns. Tlie reasons for tho ineffi
ciency ot the law, the governor says.
Is that prjiwsiUoiu wojM be of no
avaiL Grand Juries refuse to indict
and petit juries refuse to convict.
Legi-UUon whldi would provide
more efTeclivu machinery for the en
forcement of the present law would
undoubtedly afford a solution ot the
perplexlng.qucstion. He calls at
tention to 'the inadequacy of the
laws for tho admlnlstraUon of jus
tice, etc., and recommends th it a
comminion. consisting In nrt at
least of gentlemen acquainted with
the country and its need, be a
puiuted to prepare a short code of
special lawn to be submitted to Con
gress
AtwutlOVtt) full-sized sealAlns
neru taken by the Alaska Commer
cial Company during the year un
der their contract with the govern
ment, and probably half aa many
more were caj tured at sea and stolen
by poTchlng vie!. Other furs
such as bear, mink, otter, etc, are
taken In large numbers. The eod
flslilng Iniustry though not lnlg
nlficant, Is for from what it should
be.
Some of the exports last year are
estimated below: Whalebone, $1,
139 Wj; whale oil, S172.3W: codtWi,
S-V,0J.i; salmon. 3 XW.ttJO; gold
(e.tlmitod), j:,0W.DW; fur seiLs
530,00-J. AH oilier cxjorU are suffi
cient Unlike a total of $0,519,730. 1
vi-rriu tei.tiiK:
On Trlnl tor llailnc rrset i
S3.OO0 !.
I'ROVIDEwCK, B. I., Oct. 7. Tlie
trial of NetUe L. Clarke, theycung
music teacher who wok arrested in
NeT York July 3nl for a $5,W
forgery, c-jmmiltcd on the Mcchan
ics'Sivings Baukof this city, was
begun in the court of common pleas
today. There was a rrfect Jam of
peoj le.not half the applicants being
able to get Into the courtroom.
The prosecution proved the meUi
oj whereby Miss Clarke worked
Ibis iron clad lank. The connection
ofltowland Hum, the nillltouairc
manufacturer, with the case proved
to lie one of friendly aid to a
woman who pleadtd Ignorance of
banking a flairs.
One uf tho new dicloures was
the use to which she put the $3,330
paiJ to Allen B. Ralph. It was
uhsI for the purpose of taking up a
f-VX note purjwrtlng to have been
made to her by Ld. S. Pierce, of
Worcester. TIiLs note lias been
detJV3eJ, ani Its genuineness can
nut be teste! by cruss-e-xaminatlnn.
Tne defen-e will probabli be undue
influence and that Mis Clarke
merely passed a nole forged by au
oUier. "
V)Iilfetapal Mork.
New Yonir, Oct. 7. 'White
Ctli" are at work at Ahsecom, N.
J. John Newman wru taken from
his bed ou Suuday night by a party
of fuur men, wiio stripjied him and
rode him about on a rail, trimmed
wl'h barbed wire. He had previ
ously recelvedanotcsIgned,"WhUe
Caps. local branch of New Jersey,
No. 121," warning lilru to discharge,
but thought It was a practical Joke.
The "Wnlte Caps" made Newman
promise to discharge his bookkeeper.
It appears that he had been drinking
freely of fate ami iias icen. abusing
his family. Newman was formerly
an active member of the McthodK
Church The"WhIU Caps" told
Newman that Evan Adams would
be tho next victim. Adams has not
been seen since the warning was
given.
Kaat Tnelr ralt! ItetUeil.
Frrrsncno, Oct. 7. The commit
tee appointed by the general assem
bly of the rresbyterlau Church to
report on the matter of revising the
Westminster confession of faith, met
here today. President Roberts, of
Forest University, Illinois, is per
manent chairman, and Rev. Wil
liam E. More, of Ohio, secretary.
Tho sessions were held with closed
door?, and a reoluUon adopted Uial
unUI tho report Is finally completed
none of the proceedings of the com
mittee should be made public
He Tried Araeolr.
ViKXSA, Oct. 7. A crime com
mitted for the graUacatlon of priv
ate malice has been nisde publio by
an artist scullion named Lederer,
employed In the kitchen of the
Archbishop SIgNmoud, at Ginuend,
Illyrla. Tie charge agtln-t the
primncr la that he ut ar'enlc in
food prepared for the tsble of the
Archduke. The Archduko and his
sister paitoofclof the food, and both
were taken tick. Doctors arrived
In time to neutralize the effects of
the poison. Lederer'at solo object
was to effect the dismissal of the
Archduke's ehtf, who had incurred
the enmity of I be jcullioq,
WESTERN HEWS ITEMS,
Sleepers Off 16s Trad; Passeagei
Killed.
DKO.e O.Elt THE UIKE.1
Uubh.-i or A:T,0.-Diphtheria lia
COtOIIAIKI. 4
Teliuride, Oct. 3. A row-at Ame
this morning engendered by whlsJy
resulted In the fatal rhootlng ofl a
nun named Anienou by Andy
Johnson. Audcrs'in, with others,
AltAvked Johnaon, who tried to get
away fmm them, lut finding hliu
self oo closely jiursueil he used bis
revolver. Anderson died almost
Instantly. Johnson was broucht to
Telluridu and be Is now In the ccun
(y Jail. Ames Is on Uie line of Uie
new railroad and has been a touch
hole tn? summer. w -s
A rerlocu railroad accident oc
curred about 8 33 o'clock yesterday
mornlog, three milts eaU ofSargent
to asseiiger train No. X Tho train
was'ruunlug at n moderate speed
when alter rounding a curve one of
the a'cepers Jumped the track, null
ing three other cars Into the ditch
with it. Tlie engine and day
coaches did not leive the track and
no one in these cam were hurt. TLc
tourist car, whlcli was Immediately
lu the rear of tho da' roaches, wis
crushed to splinters and one of its
tassenecrs killed.
James Clark, a teamster, came b
his death In n shocking manner
Saturday morning. He ts salJ to
have been partially intoxicated ani
was driving his horse at a rapli
rale. Near Zaug's brent ry there x
an embankment fully flrteeu fret
high. Clark did nfttsee-m to uoUit:
his danger, though several persora
shouted to him to be careful. He
drove blindly over the edge, was
caught under Uie overturned wagon
and died soon after. The horse was
badly hurt. Clark lh ed st tlie cor
ner of Third aud Chicago streets.
The embankment which caused bis
deaUi is decldcdl dangerous at
night. Several narrow escapes have
been recorded.
IDAHO.
Mullaii, Idaho, Oct 5. Mulkui
was again Iat night the scene of a
brutal and daring robbery. A
transcr vs walking along the
street about S o'clock when two men
stepped from the side of a vacant
wilding and struck him over the
heai with a club, which knocked
him senseless. They then robbed
ilni; It Is supposed, of nearly $150.
The man's cmdition Is a very
critical one, a he has not yet re
covered his reason, and the doctors
think that If he rrcoveis at nil he
will never le In his right miod. No
arrests liavo been made, Denvtr
A'eira.
vomuo.
.Engineer P. MatliUou and Fire
man Cyrus Cornier, who were so
badly burned in the wreck at Rock
Creek, aro repotted as greatly lia
E roved. Tneyare both eery badly
urned. There is a gleater turfare
burned on Madi'son than on far
mer, UitUtc latter Is burned worse
about the face-. It was feared hfci
eye were s0 badly burned tliat he
would luse his sight, but it Is now
thought theic is no clamier of this
Mr. MatliUon's ami was quite tally
hurt and a few stitches were neces
sary. Roth will remain iu bed fur
kuk time. JtwjmtTauff.
MJMlSK.l.
Diphtheria has been on (he In
crease lately In Omaha, and has
been spreading iu the northern an 1
northwestern perls of Uie city so as
to occasion considerable nUrm. Tlie
mortality lias not been lafrge, but a
panic exists nnd th sehocl attend
ance in Uie localities mud a'JVctnl
lia fallen efi" very rajiWy. In the
Walnut Hill sehvol, cut f a total
enrollment of 333 pupils there La
niw an atteuJacreof only 130. One
of tliepri tclpal cauacs cf the. rpre-id
ef Uie disease la Ihcught to be the
fact that the occu(auts of the houses
remove Uie warning placards tacked
ui by order of Uio Board of Health
Jlanfivcript Kept Tea Vrar.
Ten years ago the lato II . W.
Richardson, of Ihe liHlaml Adrtr
Uit, wrote an article on "The 3Ie
trii Syteni"for7arrJijaa7ic.
It is tluted this mouth. This is a
neighborly illustration of Uie enor
mous pressure on the luges of our
great irrlodlrals and Uie small
chance uf au author' getting Into
them utile" lie ha II mt made a
great reputation. Jfarpcr't would
not wait ten ears to lublUh an ar
ticle by Tohtolor btockton. Lctcit
lon Journal.
Aaoy a MMir tVemnn antlers nntold
Tahors trna ttaelt trhe.
If she only knew how easily she
could get relief by using Ballard's
Snow Liniment she would bless Uie
day sho read these few lines. It is
a grand remedy for Headache and
all Neuralgic laics. No ioin can
withstand Its magic Inllueuce. It
removes the fire from a lurn or
scald in one minute. It will cure
Inflammatory Bheunuttism and
Sciatica: applied to the Throat ami
Chest In Croup It will givo immedi
ate relief and make breathing much
easier. No family can be without It
if once they know Its value. Try It.
Trice 50 cents.
Bald by Z. CM. I. 2"
Mr. John Keown, the worthy
iiostmaster at Keown, Allegheny
bounty. Peun- says: "Chamber
lain's Cou,:h Remedy sells better
than any other." The rr&ion of
this is because it e-en always e de
pended upon. Let any one troutded
with a severe cold give It a trial and
they will find Uiat the first don
Will relieve the lungs and make
breathing easier, and that I's con
tinued uae will free the system of
tall aymptoms of Uie ttW. The
promptness and certainly of this
remedy In the relief and cure of
colds lias won for it many sincere
friends and made it very popular
For sale by Z. C. M. I. 1 irug tsbirn.
There may bo persons In this com
munity who are at times troubled
w ith the colic, or sutject to attacks
of bowel cormilalnt. If so, tiny
should try Chamberlain' Collr,
Cholera and Dlarrbrea Remedy. It
will atTord almost Immediate relief,
and when reduced with water Is
pleaaant to take. If taken as soon
as Uie first Indication of Mm disease
Is felt It will ward off Uie attack.
Many people use It In this way, and
find that it never fails them. A S3
or 50 cent bottle may I obtained
from Z. C M. I. Drug Deportment
CoDinmpllon.
Ballard's lloreboand Ayrap.
No single disease has played such
cad havoc with the human race as
Consumption. No other disease
approaches so stealthily. lis early
symptoms are Ignored because it Is
thought only a Cold or hacking
Cough, which Is neglected until
this grim monster has such a hold
that nothing butdeath can relieve It
Ballard's Horchound Syrup has re
moved the grip of this grim monster
front many a throat If taken in
Ume It a ill give surprising relief.
Try its soothlngjind healing virtue. I
Do not put it off until too late. I
Z. CM. J., Agents. 3 '
Extraordinary Sale
DURING CONFERENCE AND FAIR IMS
OF
SILKS, DRESS GOODS,
Flannels, Tea Gowns, Dresses and
Ladies' and Children's
CLOAKS!
AT
: RKELMER'S
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DRY GOODS STORE
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Never before has such an EXTENSIVE AUD
CHOICE Line of the above named goods
been shown in this City. Our SILK and
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENTS show
the very latest productions of the FOREIGN
and DOMESTIC markets and in our
CLOAK DEPARTMENT we show without
a question one of the handsomest and
choicest lines ever shown West of New
York.
We will hero slate thai we have bought more goods this
fall than our store can well hold, and wo take this opportunity of
sel ing off a very large portion of our Stock, knowing that our
SPECIAL SALE PRICES are LOWER than any House West of
New York are at present selling similar good3 for, and we feel
assured that the manv visitors liera na-sr atianrlinn trm nnnfarencA
and Fair, will take advantage of this Extraordinary Sale, to lay
in their Fall and Winter Supplies. NOTE QDOTATiuNS BELOW:
SILKS,
MejaUiobllk creort color, entirely new........ $l.U0peryd., worth S1.75
Regence Silk, iueveningshales ........ 1.23 per d , worth 2.00
Very bot colored Faille Krancabo Silk.. M'l pc r yd , worth I.W
BUck extra quality Faille Francalso Silk . M per yd. worth l.-H
Black heav tiros Orain, warranted 1 year. . .tiTJ perd., worth 1.50
Black, superior quality, Oros Grain Silk,
warraiilit 'or t earn .. 1.5 per yd., worth ZM
Itlack Satin Man elleaux..... -........ .75 ;a.r yd., worth 1.23
ISlackSatln Marvellfsux. very lntqjahtyn.. 1.4) ir yd., worth 2JH)
All othir PI liu an I Fancy Silks reduced in the same proportion.
DRESS GOODS.
Worsted Dress ,ouds ..........$ .03 per yd., worth $ .10
orsted DrrM Goods ...............-.... . .12) .rd , worth .!!'
All-wool Sere. Fall biiailer.. ...... . .52 J ir yd., worth .75
Novelty Plaid Dre-s Goods .. . J2 iryd., avorth .73
K Inch HenrlcUe, ail color".. ......... .2 jar yd., worUi .9U
W Inch Henrlettr, cry finest Imjurted .96 per yd., worth l-5-
Blick Jlrllllantlcc. . per yd., worth .70
" " . ...... .... i1 peryd worth 1.00
" ...... . i5 jr yd., worth 1.25
A I inch all-wool HIack Henrietta... .70 r yd., worth l.'W
tti-lucli ery tlnft Black Jleiirlette.......... 1.05 per yd., worth 1J0
Very flncet half-silk Drapd' Almai...... 1JW jr yd., worth 1.75
All Black and Colored Dress Goods at the same rate.
French Klam.ti... . . JO per yd., worth .ft3
52-Inch wide I-idle' Cloth . ...... .C jier yd., worth .70
iS inch wide Iaillea' CtuUi, ver best mede. t peryd., worth J2&
8 4 wide Broadcloth ........ k3 r yd., worth 1 5u
C-l wldo llrvoilekth . . .. 1.50 per yd worth 225
H wide Broadcloth, very best ....... 2.25 jar yd., worth 3 3ti
FLANNELS.
While Shaker Ilaunel ... $ .07J iryd., worth $ .15
' " " . .12i ivryd., worth i)
" " " .IS ier yd , worth -TO
' " tl -rd, worth .Ml
White Klaniicl, nil wool .... .... . ..0 -tr ., wu.ili S
" " " ............ Al ptryd worth .45
' " .45 per yd, worth .70
" " " ........ .7J iryd., wortli 1.00
Ikal Twill FlanncL . . 23 per yd., worth .37
" " " .... ....... 32 per yJ., worth .So
' ' " ....... . .4T1 jer yd , worth .Wl
" " . . ... . .50 iryd.. woith .70
" ' . ... .7 iryd worth 1 .01
Navy Blue rlanncl ... .30 jwr yd., worth .40
" " .... .. 4 J peryd., worUi .55
" " " ......... ... M ir yd , worth .70
LADIES' CAPES.
Astrakan Capes ....... . ......... $ ZJoO, worth $ 6 OU
Bbuk Fur Csjs . . ......... 4.25, wortii 70
Real Seal Plush Capes ... ... . 10JM, worUi IS 00
Seal and Fur Cujitdnation Cu.r.... -.... 16.50, worth 25.00
Novelty Fur ........ ....... 19os), worth 32.50
Black Monkey Fur .. . 2lai, worth 33 00
Best Quality Genuine Seal 53.00, worth 75 00
dAUlavt,JLi.
Fancy Fall Jackets .... .....$ 3.25, worth $ 5JK
" " " .- .... ... . 40, worth 7.5(1
Klegant Fall Jackets in stripes and plain col 80, worth 1X5'
Blick Knghsb Walking Jackets .. 10.00, werth IS.eX
Beautiful Novelties in Fall Jacket, Fur Trimmed, lt.50, worth 25 00
" " " " 19.00, worth 320M
" " " . 32,30, wortii 50 Wl
Genuine Seal Plush Jackets ......... 10.00, wortii 13.00
" " " extra quality 19.00, worth 32-50
" " " " Iiest quality 34 00, woltii SO OU
CLOAKS.
Genuine Seal Ilush Cloaks.. ............... l.J,50, worth $J0.Oi
" " " ....... IS 00, wortii 27.50
" " " .. . 2i50, worth 35 00
LADIES' NEWMARKETS.
Ladles' Newmarkets, Rig Bargain.... . $ 4.25, wortii SIO-00
" " " " ....... . 0.50, worth I.t5l
" u " .... . 10OO, worth IS.'W
" " " " . 13.00, worth 21.50
"' " 19.00, worth 30.1 )
" " " " . 24 00, wotUt 35 0"
" " Imported Novelties .. 30 00, worth 50.00
" " ' ' 50 00, worth iO.OO
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS. v
Children's C!o.iks 4 to 12 years oIX. .......... J 1.15, worth $ 3.00
" " " " ... 3.75, wortii 9.00
" " " ' 4 00, worth 10.00
" . a.50, wortii 13J0
" " ... 11 5-, worth 1S.0O
LADIES' READY-MADE DRESSES.
Lailes' Sateen Dresses. .. ....$ 4.75, worth $10.00
Ladles' Colored Cashmere Drews. 7 50, worth 1X50
Ladles' Colured Cadimcru Drews, Moire rriinmlng, 12.50, worth 19.00
Ladles' Black and Colored BrilllanUnc... .. . IG50, worth 2400
ladles' UUck Hcnri-Uc.. 19 00, worth 30.00
Ladies' Black Silk Dresses. 2S-W, worth 4d 00
TEA GOWNS AND WRAPPERS.
Ladles' Calico Wrappers.... . . .$ 1.15, worth $ 2.00
Ladles' Calico Wrapjiers ........ .... 2.00, worth XnO
Ladles' House Wtappers . ......... . 4S0, worth 7 00
Ladles' Flannel Wrappers 80, worth it 00
Ladles' French Flannel Tea Gowns 10 00, worth 16.50
Ladles' French Flannel Tea Gowns - ..... 17 00, wortii 25 OO
Ladle' Kleeant FancvSerm, Tea Gowns 2S00. wortii 4100
Indies' French Flanuel Dressing Sacques 9.00, wortii J5 0
Ladles' Black and Colored 811k Dressing Sacjues..... 10J), worth 1700
Very i:irgant Black Morvelleux Basque 12.00, worth 20 00
Wo will also direct your attention to tho Very Largs Line of
Ladies', Children's and Gents' Hosiery and Underwear tat we are
showing, also to tho Extensive Line of Blankets and Comfortables.
Bear n mind that all of our goods not on Special Sale are sold at
New fork Prices, and that we have but ONE PRICE and SELL
FOR CASH ONLY. Respectfully,
205 & 207 Main St,, Wasatch Bloc, Near Post Office,
PWFAIfl SB
MOST PERFECT 3&D. L'j 'HB
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, K jj ,' Brfl
Washington. D. C K " J p r jBH
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It carefully comjoundrd, aud I regard It as the Wt J I j
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; Dress Qoods Much Uader Price!
We offer about 200 Dress Patterns consist-
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Wool Suiting-with I, yd. plain H
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46-incb Dne quality Colore' Harjis, at Mc. per yarJ; Oar H
; regalir 75c. quality. iH
40-ia Tery tandsoms Stripsd FfeacaSallliSj.Jl 45c, worth 65. j H
i 36-inch IlFaminated Tricots, at 2c-;.; Mi is uceptional ralae, , H
as t 'is cloth is actually T?ort& 48c. ! " H
34-inch ileonetlas at IS 2-3c; oar rvslir 2Sc. ality. I H
; 64-incu Fancy C&ecS and Striped GIdt'Q Sshiig, at S5 cfs.; wortii H
; 52-inch ?ery lino Imported Broadcloth, at $1.00. Goods is H
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19-inch Silt Vclifts in ail colors at 7cc; sIis at $i cicry- M
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' CLOAKS AND "WRAPS.
All Wool Je'sey Jaciels, at $3.75, 54 50 aad f.00. Bsantifal H
! Walking Jackets la a yariety or Re Fas&ionabfe Clatbs. at 55.00 6.O0, , H
I 7.50, 8.60 10.00 and upwards. ' M
Seal FInsh Jackets, Reefers, Fittin0 and Yest Fronts at $15.90. jH
15.00. 17.50, 13.50, 21.00 ani npwds. jH
Alaska Seal Jackets at $110.09, 115.00. 135.00, 165.00 & 200.00. tH
Plash Sacques at $17.50 ani 23.00; worth $25 00 and 40.00. H
Great Bargains In Hisses' and Children's CkKks; sizes 4 to 12, fl
at $3.50 to $6.00. iH
Kisses Newmarkets in Great Yariety- M
Misses' Reefer Jackets will b a Greit fwturj tkis smmd. Wa H
are showing a large assorimest at very low prists. H
Far Shoalder Capes in Russian Ea r, Pentta LaeS, Bener and H
Fine Mink. H
This Una is offered at rer att.actue i-rkis. h H
eHEAT HOSIEEY BsASGADBrS. h I
le offer & Great Birgaia in timi 210 dezea Misses' and Bays' 1 H
bist qnality Colored C. G. French Ktttod asd Eaglish Cashmere Hose, j H
in siies 6 to 9, at 30.'., 35c. ani 49c a pair The pric quoted are III It .IH
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OlVK-IIVIi; ACTUAL VALUE. lj v B
10 doien Hen's CoIord Wool SKks at 25c. a pair. Regular . MM H
price 40c. 1 W lH
Hen's Katnral Wm1 aad Fancy Colored Shirts and Draw.rs at iH
75c., $i, $1.23, $1.50, $1.75 ai $2 a-pttce; t'ae Ehola liae is innch Ij. M
snder iegnlar prices. j H
Bindsone lot or Silk Scotch PlaW Windsor Ties at 25c. eac'j. '
HANDKERCHIEF BARGAINS I-
We ue offering seieral hundred dozen Ladiss' liandterchiefs at wj it J
15:i-pl!ce. This lot mri'cs erzry rirlcty in shit? nad colored m . j 1
bordered Eaaikerchlefj, and are reduced from 40 and 50c. & h H
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