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TELEGRAPHIC7
COLONEL SHEPARD DEAD.
The Editor ot the Hew York "Halt and
Eipress" Lays Down Ills Pea.
i'HYSirilNS A1I31IMSTLII LTItUl.
The l'ttllrnt llecmiies Uncoiiloiii Ilio
llrmii crr Sudden. His
lame or II.
Nrw Voitlf, Mareli 21 Colonel
l.lllot I'ltcli HlKrari, editor ol Ilio
Matland Izpttu, illcil tuelelenlj this
nlternoou t till Home Ms death loU
lowed nti administration ot etlier by
l)r. L'liarlca Mollurnoy and the family
doctor, I)r. MoLaln, who were about
to make nil examination to aiccrtaln If
the colonel' mil) lolorutliat lieauaorctl
from a ttona In tho bladder wcru cor
rcct. Last erenlng ho moroly told Man
ager A. II. I)o I rrecn that ho wmld
rirohsbly not be down on Friday but Ho
would bo them Baturday afternoon.
Jlefore tho arrival of tho doctor lio
oomplalneil of etere I alna and called
uptltoJait and rpreit auelgnfua
number of InitructlonaaUiiit the luturo
conduct of the uowtpaier In cuoany
thing elioulU happen to him. i.aler
tho dlitrtis hii euflered lolt film and
when the hyilclani and tiunea caino
bo waa lu good pplrlti. Ho Induced
his wife and jeiungoat daUKhtera
Marguerite and Alice, who weio at
honit, to so out calling for tho day.
llliiou, l.lllott I. Hhepard, Jr , was
at homo.
About 1 o'clock (Jolonel Bhiparl
(aid ho waa ready for tbu auri(eoua, and
they, Willi tho nunm, Legaii tho work
of uttlnR him under etlier. Ho In
lialeel tlio drug but two or tlirie tlmta
M hen tho hyalclana doteoted danger,
oua lyuiptoma and stopi ed tho lulmlu
t loll. Colonel Hhepard tank rapidly
and for tome time It uaa fiarel ho
could not bo rallied. 1'owerlul ttatora.
Uvea wire admlnlatered and at tho end
of an hour's work with ox) gen hu waa
letloreid to partial couaclouaiitts, and
lontlnued apparently to rally until 4
o'clock. Then wllhout warning anil
for no aj pan nt rvaaon ho began raj Id
ly to sluk. '1 ho oxygen treatment was
iraumed, but It waa of no atall. At
4 20 o'clock ho died, lie waa uuconacl.
bus and hla death was caceful.
Tho cauao of tho death, aa glron by
tho (hyalclanr, was euJtma of tho
lungs. Immediately befero Colonel
Butpard'e death messages were sent to
Mr". Bhepurd announcing that hu waa
cry low and might not live. Bho
reacbtd the houso at U o'clock, lm.
lutdlato frlenda of tho family soon be
gan to arrlvr, and n string ol carrlogts
was continually at Ilio ilfth avtnue
side all the evening. At a late hour no
arrangements had Lceu mudo for tho
lumral.
1IAMAUI. Ill inr in cum.. 3J
11 ore IU.lrtirllc.ii li.an at riral
ll..,.r..l
Keily, Miss, March 24 Thle
mtirulng a thorough Investigation was
made regarding tho damages done by
tho cyclone yeatcrday, which ahowed
luattera worse than expected. At far
na can bo learned, not a house liaa
been left standing within tho aoope of
tho cyclone which ranged from a
'luarler to a mllo In width. Tho bouses
were blown down at though a scythe
had cllod them.
KllleJ Harriet Bmlth, oolorej.
Injured 1'aynr, a negro, badly
bruised, belugoiLthed undir hlscablo;
Mrs I'ayue, crippled and lrternslly
Injured, small baby, foot smashed;
eighteen-year-old glrl.hiad cruahed In,
will die, the other two children es
caped: Chris Itiufiirl, colored, head
tmaalied, Hill probably die; 12 ph Mc
Laughllu, colored; Jim layne, skull
irusttod, eight-year-old boy, Inter
nally Injured; child, cut, irobably
fatally.
Beveral othert aro reported Injured,
Lut full particulars could not be learned.
Tiu.ta amii iM.njioii. runs ui-
iiuoini).
Nabumlm , Tenn., March 24 Ono
of the moat terrlDa wind and ralu
storms In the history of Isuilivllio
swept over tho city last night, uproot.
Ing trees and telephone poles In var
ious (aria of tho cltj. hie greatest
lorto of tho storm was felt In thu noith.
nil part of the city, whero suvtral
liour-es were unrooted, Ono occur lot
by W. K. Dradford was completely
laced to tho ground. Dradford waa
taken from thu rulna In badly bruised
shape. McNeil Uiumrlghl, aged 11,
who boarded with Dradford. waa taken
from tho debrla lu a mangled condit
ion and cannot live. J.ugene Drum
right, agod 13 and n brother to Mo
ISell, was horribly mangled and dead
when found. It la feared that other
leoplewwe killed or Injured lu tho
building.
IV NIII11IIAV 1'ItIrillMN.
A Kullur'a I iiierlaiiro Amour Ilnr
ttarlo llusslitiis.
Ban I'hancisco, March 24. Louis
A. I'aradloe, u sullor who arrived from
China on the Uatllc, tells a horrible
story of hla treatment In Blberlau
I rhuins. Hu was a tullor on the sealing
schooner Mary II. riiotnas, and with
unother tailor named Wllaon went
aahore on tho toaat of Kamschatka to
llll their water uoskt. A hurricane
drove tho tchooncr oil and theiuon
were Jeit aahore. They had no pro
vlelona and traveled Inland to a camp
or lluaslan soldlerr-. Thoro they were
Mixed and uccuaed of being spies
liiey were sent to (larasock oonvlot
station. I'aradlco tulla of the horrible
cruelly Inlllcted ou tho I rlsoneri
there. rtwro wero about OOnj couvlo s
at the atatlou, and every Wednesday
thoiuwhodlroboyol rules during the
week were glvnu flit laihes with a
knout. Of thu (1000 convicts In oiinp
1SP0 wore a bull and chain. Many
men who too eeblo to walk and were
drugged along by their com, anion...
The aoldlers would prod tiioin with
bayonets and make them move more
HUlckly. Die lonvloli wore ltd with
black bread and raw salt nnut.
i iually, 1'aiudlou aud Wllaon wero
taken to Vladlvoatock, i'roni there
they wero tent to Ilio Kara gold fluids,
nil l( tin dajt' Journey, fhey Milleud
rightfully from hunger and fatlgut.
Wllaon e.ave nut and nad to lo carried
lu wagon. Tho United Biatesthlii
Marlon urrlvid at Vladlvoitook, and
tho oIIIcuib wero Informed by a mor
chant aiamed Bmlth nt l'tradico aud
Wilson's fate, lhoooinmaulerof tho
Marlou demanded that tuo prisoners
Lin given up, and Blur cmsiueiat ie
dolay this was done. They were taken
lo Bhanghal on tho Mario and placod
Ina host Hal. At soon na I'aradlco was
able to travel lie wai at lit ou the (Julio
and then came here.
ino'i Tni wirti.
Ml. Jnllnil lannrrfooe llrrniiir Am
ln-at.tr frm.i I natnnil
. Washington, I). O, March !l
Tho BlBto Ue ailment lint no-lved
(fllclil Information that Quean Vlrtn
rlahat laired tho tank of Blr Julian
l'auuccfoot, her lc reaeutatlve In
Washington, from that ot envoy
extraordinary and minister pleii.
Ipotentlary to that of imbi.tilor,
and hla credentials aaauch are on tho
way here. Undir tho I rovlilona ot the
dlplomatlo nnd consular appro) rla.ll m
bill, Maioh 1, 1693, 1'rcslJeut Clove
land la authorize 1 to conler tl o tamo
rank u; on our rcptcsentatUa at Lon
don. HO inolltAOTID HOHT It TltR
BI.S Ml ,
Tho Indications nt ) resent do not
point to a protracted light In tho Ben.
to over the reorgauliatlon ul th
eltctlvoolllcets. Certain well known
Beuatora liavo laid they luttnd to
leave the clt regnrdleia of tho fact of
whether there shall ben riotgan t
Hon or not. Tho lteUbllcana say
tiny will Insist upon astrltt following
of recedtnts.
WILL lltPOUTOSTIII. NM SI-NATUIta
Mr. Vanir, chaliuian ofthucim
mltleo on y rlviligei and elections who
Is prc arlug the majority rcput on tho
caietofthottnatora npiiolntod by the
governors of Montana, Waahlugton
aud Wjoniliig, will finish It tomorrow.
It will not belong, but will present
tho rcnions why tho majority of th
oommjltio do not bsllevo tho certifi
cates of thco govomora aro sulllrltnt
authority upon which to Stat tbu sena
tors luiUtstlou.
SFtlll-TAllV OAUL13LI. HUM,
Beldom has moio persistent and eirn
est rcrriiro been brought to Ltar than
that to which Bteretary Carlisle lias
been suljscled within thu ait fun
da) a, since hu hat Iilcii obliged lo cut
down tho forco of cleiks In his depart
ment Beuators. ltipreacntatlvts nnd
othtrmenof tnlluenco hnvo lm lor d
him (o reinstate tills ono or that. Mr.
Catllslo thua far, however, has not
yielded to any of those Importunities
lie remaned to ono who deslrod the
retention of n cleiki "My dear sir, It
Is not n matter ol choice on my part,
but a cue of iitcinslty. I not only
liavo ui money with which to pay
theso employ is, but I have no work for
them to do ''
Till HAM All UN HATI-l It.
Neiiitllilnix rw hnlil lu Have lleen
I iirarll.r.1
Kiw Yuiik, March 25. A morning
paper claims to liavo unearthed stmt
thing new lu the Jlnwallau matter.
A tunosed dlstatch from l'rlnceas
Kalulsul's guardian lo her father, Mr.
Cleghoru, aa discovered In tho lire
ooitllouae. rnomeasago leadi:
To Cleghoru, llrltlah consul at Hono
lulu. Buggeat Vlo to lllouol, talk Vankee
greed aud augar. JUviks
Ou Wednesday oveulng, while Wm.
Awl of I'lttaburg was u ruing lu ono of
tbe general rooms of tho hole), ho ob
lorved a telegraph form slicking be
tween tho disk and tho wall. On
examination It proved to bo the Uls
I atcu above quoted. An Ink blot had
fallen acrois thu words "ltrltlsli con
sulate," which uia) havu teen tho
reason why thu form was discarded.
Awl showed the meesago tj tbu hold
cleik, but declined to let It go cut of
his iioBieBsloii, Tho clerks were lu
cllnedto treat tho matter as a Jirt,
although tiny wore forced to aumlt
that the handwriting bore a s'rlklug
resemblance to thai of Mr. Davlea.
The hotel telegraph operator deollned
to say whether ho had dispatched any
tuch message.
Awi today forwarded tlin illt atcti
wlih ixplaiiatory nolo to Becrstury
Ureahum.
Alilui.l.ir llrcslirr.
K HAITI 1, Wash , March 24 Angus
MoIutn.li, nBentllebauker, and Titos
l.srle, a number of thu Dominion
larllamint and railroad contractor,
both minority stockholders lu the
Biattle, l.ako Bhoro c l.aslcrn rail
road, today filed lu the suireme court
a elltlon for tho at poliiliilent ot u
receiver for that road, uud lor nu ac
counting from thu Northern Pacific,
which ojtralcs It.
ol In Nureeeil (larh
Ouaiia, Noli , March 24, A. A.
Hobiuson, late generul managtr of the
Banta 1 e, when asked If there was any
truth lu the lumor that ho was lo
succeed B. II, II, Clark at president of
tho Union l'uclllu, soldi "Tiiero Is no
truth whatever lu thu rumor."
Ashed to ItratiEii.
Omaha, Net) . March 21 Tho Jlcc't
Lincoln special piaye tbnt It was
learntd toulght from uu absolutely
rellahlu sourcu that tho governor has
demanded the resignation of Attorney
Utntral Hastings, charged with frauds
nt various statu Institutions
Tl 1,1 (Jit VMS COMIIAMD.
Tho baking powder establishment of
J. C, Uruut, Chicago, was completely
destroyed by fire last night.
The Macon V Northern Hallway,
leased by thu Central of (Jeorula, was
yttlcrdy laced lu thu hands of u re
ceiver. Au catthipiakn shock biting thirty
seconds was felt ut Helena, Mont,,
ycaterda) ut 0 15 I. ui. io dumago
la repotted.
An attempt WU9 ruado last night to
wreck apasseuger IruluonthiiAuu Ar
bor road. iManuiter Ashley has lirued
u notice oflerlug $l,uvu for thu aipro.
heutlcuof tbu cull rile.
Caplalu Wlltsu has Just relurnrd
from Honolulu, Hu commanded thu
United Hiatus ttcamcr Huston nt tho
time of the overthrow of thu Hawaiian
monarch), Hu declined to bo Inter
vlovted. About 2 o'elook yesterday afternoon,
In nceordaucu with a resolution adopt
ed by the Car Drivers' Unlou,thu moil
beuu lo leuve tho electrio curs, and by
4 p. lu there were no cars running ou
tho Cuirolltou lice.
Ominous blue iinvcloiee have I eon
rieelvedby six conductors nt the New
Yolk Central railway, five of the
Home, Wulertowu A, Odeutburg nnd
two ot tho Writ Bhori, The envelopes
llieon that thu reclilcnts liavo belli
Olsuilsse I from tho tervlce of the rail,
r jad. 1 hey are charged with defraud
ing tbe couipau).
LUnDUN PArtAduAl'lla.
Baron Hastings Aml0neu In a Police
Court and Final 50.
In llielniniiiniis-llii iiers of li.umr-
nitnl.-llii. I l.lrr (ullnlloii
leltia"lu Inr,
Iiuiuos, Match 21 Oeotgo Man
ners Aitlry, who liss a test lu the
Houio of Lords ns It-iron Hastlnps,
wis orrolgLcd at Marie) bono iollco
(JUtt today, ou n chargo of having
acted Indemnity tiward nglrllnUf
genls I'atk. Hla Iurdahl, who la
about .13 yean of nge, looked ery
much ashamed of lilmstlf aa ho wns
called up lo answer tho charge, l.vl
dence of Ills disgraceful conduct waa
so clear the court foun I him Riillly,
aud sentenced him to ay n flnuof J5j)
or la lni rlfionid for three months.
Tho cam caused n letaMlon, na Asblry
move I lu tho l'rlncoof Walts aet and
tin) I'll i cool Wtltsetood ajonsor for
his daughter.
i tur COMMON
In tho commons today, Olbion
Howies asked whetlurthe nrbllratlou
I etwten Uicat llrltaln nud tho United
Blatea regarding Ilio Hi ring tea would
be allected by thu alleged light of
Itusslato Interfero Willi tho sealels
westward of all Imaginary lino as
suniej tobodratvuucrolhuoi b)1lhe
Husslau.Aincrlcun treaty ol lt07. UU
the Boveriiment, Mr. Howies naked,
Intend to nrbllrateon Ursdai claims?
Blr 1 dwaid (Ira) , irllamoutary
under secretary of lorelgn olllce, re
(lied that tlic honoruble member mis
ie resented the Husslau claims. Blr
Ldward aided that ho could not com
municate to the houso tho correspaud
unco ulicloslnjr tho position ot the
llllllili govt rninnit ou tho su! Ject mi
tllareiy txiiectid from Huibu was
received.
Ilio commont tonight aed by a
vole ot L70 to 9 a tceolutlou that In
futuruall members shall be luld for
their services In parliament.
I-OMI II0SII1E1H ANIl tlllNnS JlAlII).
Nfh oiii, March :i. Thu
Jltrud'4 Loudon correspondent ss)a
that he Is cnubled, li au thu most to
llable! authority, I) foieshailow a
innrtlsge that la likely to cxclto wide
Interest. According to hU lufi riuaul,
thu aj preaching lermal onueuiieo
mentol tho engskciueiit of thu Duku
ut York to l'rluccus May will bu no
compauied wltu that uf the engage
ment of l'rlnceia Maud, of Wales, to
Lard Hosenbery.
UI.ST1 u iiecumimi loo null).
LoNtKiM, March Jl II u Ulster
agitation Is Bssuiiilng n form (ailing
scrlousl) for thu Intervention ol thu
government.
uMsr e tiiMir iMiiuAr.
I lie dun r III.. I rrurll I'reolileiil lit
Into it laUrlim.il.
I'aiiis, March II Although Presi
de ulCaruot baa kcttsilent under nil
tbe charges and Insinuations cou ling
his nuiiio with Ilio ranama toandal,
inemtera of hla family are not Inclined
tobotiually patient. J most, ton of
1'rcsldent Carnot, has written to
Kclalre, complalnlug of thu imotaltoii
lublished In that Journal, from u
Uermau uewspatel, to tbo cllect that
bu (Lrnest) received money In lsBS
from ttiu l'unamu canal bribery fuud.
Lrnest antes that at thu lime men
tioned hu wusouly 21 )eurs of age and
a student In thv Bclioul of Mines', nu I
iiitlrcl) unknown lu olltlcul circles.
He, therefore, deuouucee us an lu
famoua falsehood tho ttalonsnt that he
received any l'auemn mone).
iiinii itioi i in Aril,
A 1'rHlr "nini.il I niin.l llrn.l in i
Itunr.lliiK llui.sp
Urn Yum., March 21 There was
n ni) atcr Lns dtutlt at it Iheililcal
1 oar ling houso here tonight. A preit)
woman was found dead lu bed nnd
tbu left letters behind hur which ro
veal n palnlul history ef bad trejtmont,
love aud eulcldt. At S o'clock tonight
u measouger canto to tltu liouae wltn n
telegram, It was addressed to Mra C.
I , Bluvena mid lhe landlady took It to
lliuncw tenant's loom, t-iiu was lu
bed and seemed ttu ld,aa though uu lc r
the Intluencu of drink or dtugs Later
thu made another call at tho room
and was startled to tliu tho )ouug
woman deal,
Ou n I lecu of aper was colli bled!
"Letlert whlcn wero wiltlou by mc,
all lo be dellvelud as uddteited, 1
kuow you will load them and tea what
Is lu them I am calmly and deliber
ately taking mr own life, No ono Is
to be accused of such except 1'rod A,
Ahmett.
(Signed) I IIK Wilton."
Tho dead womau'a bsdy la marked
nil over with bruises as though thu
had been I adty bcatou. Thu ollcu
was notified and Immediately slo s
were taken to urrctt Ahmutt, If such
u fierson existed at tltu address given
on one of the letters the woman led.
Karly this morning n cyclono p vised
onu mllo north of Bhutiitta, Mlai ,
e,olng southwest. At Alllsta John's
pluce n house containing soma ne
groes was leveled and twit negroes
killed and thrco Injuiul, len miles
litrlher east three tenement houses
weru destroyed, ISooLowas hurt lu
tho liouatH
Keop
1 ostod
ou
I rices
nnd
styles
lu
footwear
by
watching
our
ihow.wludowt.
Lverythlng warranted,
bpencsr i. Lynch Co,
Thu Ltaders lu Footwear.
New stock Men's, Luellct' and
( hlldren's Bhotu ut Kaiter Prices.
Ass Yotk Cash btore, Opjoslle Poll,
olllce.
Bcatll ve ants your ttauo
(Jet our butler, milk and cream
from tl v Acthtrluiid I ind htcck A.
Dairy ( o ,tho largest nml I tat Unify
In tho tho west P O Hox fin.
.Nothing
but
. . BIlUB.
Bioncer &. Lynch Cj,
UI Main,
( 43r, ew York Cush Htorr, ojpoalte
foilolllce.
Bca ir layaurfrlml.
Bchool
Bhoea.
Bf tncer &. Lynch Co.
Beam will treat )ou right.
HOTICE.
I ttrtllTSTAlIOV or Till CMK
IJ aonlsnclul.ef mil Ijilo ij .nmt.n
I on Is I arel T tailed In tease n ilio c iril a
Clmmlts,atsp m , Spin i' . f Ilia n trh
Irnpleet ehelerrlloryef I tsh rtltrnit
of Isklntr nnlletl anion Is t .e Nil vter
rrlTssrnlsltonnt Itie frnlrli r In. r L tstl
AlVtetoliiinllsn lxolition h , n r neck
Osrotc I lu eeollish tttnea d n .eirrnts
Julr lllhli July Slit. IWU 1- a latlinr
trir, use iortillirsare ren u ..tinl
selcrt rriitieiilsilfss, an l lut i ik
1 oiilCle so II at a thorouai i i r . ti o i
iiaslelai. I el lha trslo - iji .1 It
iroplenrin nneoniuere I lav mile 1.1(1
liters ol Ittitrtr and tltlllsalli
AoUl Call Ion sulci aiirnof l e,
Vnlbdll eetanstnsni i .1 r
Anility lak lha srnsrli- is
J I at Irlss to dlmvaar I lr
Lnnonlitere.!, 7et for I M r ( trsla,
Krse eeltsau or frao 1 a i.
Writ trust ye still total ly nrnln
Athomaer InUiitaml
11AM1I Mil 'OS
Lhalnnan of Coim ilteo Inilisrso.
E G.LAUH3M2 ,
' PORTRAIT ART STUDIO.
HintH i Ictord ? nitrite 1 to injr i a nti I In any
tytof nork TaDB I ike?k-ii.i aiukthh
Mndw tonn 1 1 m ' "( itli Mitn at
Mftii ordtri romptlT ftttende 1 to
1 w. cunRiE,
Assurer,
ISO Main Stiuot.SaULaKo City
1 roiapl atttatlonxhaa to all orders by rnsll
oreirrsss ctarfts uniform sail tsaaoneule.
W. A. HODGES,
Chemist and Assayer,
No. 115 SOUTH, MAIN STREET.
ttr Ordcti Ly inU j roiurtlj attcDded to
ill v'!l3) dn-
how Much i.lll 3mi lttslc
for Ono Cent?
-Till illffrnm1ntrlMiiMvPii lh ltTTA)f
I NAlbstiuttilM,r Uftntiiftmouutalooncniii
tn full hotifiiboil
A re you vlltli 1 1 um tbt rhMp ml l-rol)M ai
rhaMrtxitftili wfth till tholr mitniftit diudiit.
UUxi IttoMcrtoMveihatoNf tut?
rim taemn of llifir nwitiirnfinrd It Malitft
tl fiu. I ho r 1 1 1 r . ,Mt,U gttM the Irou
lrtiuti It inform in yra m thM ftf lh4
t- 1 1 1 tl t.r-a nl tin rail I (lMn liitolbfl
r i uji cit r,.t ,iy itm i t spin jkntt roin tv a..
unblii hortt Hut ye At if $nrttt yor ml
. N w l Ml lllli y am Mtn tho two of
tbrfhUfHiri InlUrijnti wuiill t to totyfof
ilrtvJ Lorw tint you wool 1 hot tlto your etnit.
Use the i'uinam Nail.
ltd tlntt orgM from tho bfitRirrdUl. Iron
rob, wbllo At a wilding Iictt j It action
M" Ilaiuinria klon. absl tbtn lUmmih
rolntcU.
Ths, tho old htnd process !: folded hk
rut hit forglpg ra'ls uidtr hiftnntt and hjiinitr
FOtalirtg Wm bj lha ilioer, colJ, 'lhoi,t inj oHp
t'ln or thurlnj? nhiUta:,
m The f,AlL CANNOT SPUT.
Hat It will oott you am emt mm for cn
liortotlKHl
Tho tbwt will tty on loajf ubA your rrvttv
(lou will tstfthtartbytDdrvtuo
At i van ovrc :t.
Ecul far ttmpl
TIib ?Hw Nail Co.,
NJJI'OiSbLi, ii0ilOJIiUJ3S.
xn:333Mjc.-r Tr.a3vriisnartt
CALliiOiSERY.
LAOIR DBBIt, ALB AND POnTBR.
VnielsMtn Kstil BsesU
rrt. m Bjsr. iiur toarn trotwr.
FMiWHtBl
OPENING
The Largest and- Best Bought
Stock of New and Elegant
Spring Goods ever shown
in this City.
CASH AND QUAM1Y MAKE PRICE. WE 0ET TIIE LOWEST PRICE
AND ALWAYS SELL AT THE LOWEST PRICE. Eviilonco ol our
Suiioriorlty in Va'tuvglvinrj i3 mauifost ou ovor counter.
SILKS AMI linESS GOODS. Opening Sale of SI'ItlAU AO. Kf TIKS
Sroclal Prices ior (Lis Sale I
Mo rioas to trltr 1030 yards of Ittack Capes, Jaoltls, Sowiimlcli, Fults, Waists,
Cllksat inrrs Ll lismullia konrsllk lc "rsiicn, tie Neurit t ring tlftrts. llun-
srlmcnl with tazirliujars tnahe tlirsa elrolsof sljles. I vrryll Inn new at d dsslra
tklraordlnsry low rlros lur tills wrtk only ' ,c I'r ' "H known low rlrcs wo tan
to rtilutoour Iniirmo slork Hear In n mil suit all In II ortisai est loll a I Until k'sninnt..
Uoods otfersl In lhl silo aro ttioOncillin. Sco our II X Ills k or TanOaits with bow
lonodsllks-sllkalli twill sy you to liuy and ot rll I m.wcrllillM
u.'.VoMn,? " """ '"" ""' D """'1,""e' ' rsasbrol l.red I roll 0, ea, worth ) M
At II 7 yard, ll '0, Slyltih new Laics with derby collar, la
lllack I silts trio uiir, 31 In wide, our 11X0 UlarkcrTan
1slitr Our lino of Cuts and Jsckcislnll a icry
niut inasi.i.lrk..ii . lalest stiles, aa li.rby lollsrs Willi or wlllout
ii.?.a. facad.tood 1 1 i,t nw.or salils liutt.iltr tolhrs or la
T '" MH-O, allolltl ot tlolh aiiMali.l Itoiabioallona
Ill.ck (lios Cram, II In wlle.aofl tlnl.li a '"'rtssllsallkllaiuiiaenlltaa larlety
barealnforllMi ' nWtnala and shades Is lLo IsriMl su.l
At 'It, ttiesicsltntfaoclly
lllstk lurnlt Silk, for a smlccsUe ft rlog AllUl lioul lo llresiled JackeU, w Hi larao
dress, worlli II 2V 1 carl lluttons.a laryaln
1 tinted decoration silks, fully tl In wide . Wo ' alflwring a Hoo Hi o or lltllo aant to
worlltUOc. Jackets for ihlldrenfrnn aace I lo I! ninth
M 90c, canuot bo beaten from fl loui.
and waists, worlli ll ll ,,, N,urrV(1 , ,rrruuh,r,U(
... - . . ..,, . . lalylea fioutolola.i
lllaclt TaflctiaSllli. Ircnch luillo, tho best1 , , ... . .
allk aklrllnir, SI m. w rllt II ao In llolrra Jackets o are si owlDtaomojreat
AKranlanorlslsalo of rino lllack Herman j ",g"10'
Hoi rletlss bnujlit ty lis at a aacnllco, tobo! Our I Mill MAM" tIT and MIIAllrll
aol I at rl lleutouily low prices I to H In wids I !M artment Is now Uinir slocked with an Im
Hon l tall to s.l tor 11 coi ,u,.c larlety of Vcw t rltic tljlos.
V7 TflEYLLHAVETO PRINT , ,1 Wffl
svtJ v fn-THE latcst rAD &&$iv iMk
C? ISNOTAniCHDAD. WVAV W
&fWAsTvmslm daysof yore.A cWoV
W.r "iV BUT AMAIDEN FAIR, ISA Vn'o2-,M
U : ' i V ''Ml J TREASURE RAnE w '"'
i'l' , it N0NE CAN HER CHARHS V JTi
Mi ' t- &kT, AS SHE COOKS WITH SKILL ptfA'v n&iJ3
hvfVj- i 7) -.r With its virc CAuzt door so fine.
- iron nAi.n nv
2. C. M. I., - Solo Agonts In Salt Lako City.
jas for pael. I
Gas at $2.00 per 1,000 Feet II
IS CHEAPER THM COAL I
AT $5.00 PER TON. I
See Exhibit Gas Stove De B
partment, 22 Commercial Street, H
Salt Lake City. I
SLilPPEHS! I
LDIES' FEIT SLIPPERS FOR 75c, WAS SI.OO and SI 23 H
CHILDREN'S FELT SLIPPERS TOR 23c, - WAS 40c H
MIS3E3' FELT SLIPPERS FOROc, - VMS G0a H
LADIES' FELT SLIPPERS FOR 50c, - - VAS 70 a H
IIJBBEH BOOTS I
Ladies' Rubber Boots - for $1.25 H
Misses' Rubber Boots - for 1.00 H
Children's Rubber Boots - for 1.00 H
Speeial'tJat on I
Pom Poms, Feathers, Velvets. Ladies' H
Underwear and Ladies' Coats. H
TEflSDEIi'S. I
J" HOPTHJE I
f jrtrf PERMANENTLY CURED OR NO PAY.
f. LoJ '"lial Hanks In llcuter, l.u McCornlck A lo. H
SDK fi , Ii'MllrtlaoorioiitlitsJ ..Written Tiiersala to abso. H
SML C lutelicuronJIklnl. f UVJIi 111 n?uoths.so, with. H
gBJL ) 1"llu.u:KMlLOHSUllMJL,iiiiuu.roft.ow H
fls&a luliif siauutii4 fgagSgagSgaj
m EXAMINATION mZC. H
fk THE O.E. MILLER COMPANY,
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