Deseret evening news. [volume], May 13, 1893, Page 4, Image 4

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I DKSBBET BYEH1MC MEWS.
IB DCSEHET NEWS PUDLI3IIINQ
COMPANY. LES3BB8.
I THAT l)l.l.l.(lATtSllll AOAI.V.
The sutjcct of whether there is cr It
not a vacancy In the cuico of Terri
torial Delegate to Congress li one we
will not brp en nor discuss further to
any great extent; we would not resume
It at all but for the fear that through
eorue Indirection or misunderstanding
the Territory may Lolefl without rep
resentation In the present Congress.
The Nravs wouH he recreant to III
great trait did It fill to keep tho tub
Jeot In Its proper light before the publle
until thcyarooutof dancer, anJ this
alone It suftlclent ustlflcaljn for
bringing the sul Joct up again.
It may he that aome fow Imagine
that thlt taper liaa a grudge against
Mr. ltawllni or for some reason or
other not eipreesed Is ORalnst his -Iltlcalorotberadvanccment.
Wehope
the number, If It exists at all, Is very
mall, for the reason that It brlnge to
our aenses a feeling tho roTerie of
pleasurable to know that any man or
class of men U either wilfully or
mistakenly natray. Wo would havo
been heartily glad bad Mr. Ilawllr.1
remained at hi poll and mado nucha
I ,, recordasa delonaer and promoter of
t Utah'irlEhU and Intertill aabowas
f capable of making- This was looked
HI" for, not merely hoped for. Hut hula
jrT the architect of lita own fortunes, and
t & If be chose to act atlde the honors con-
r ferredupou hlra and forego tho EfnJ
HJ ' opporlunltlca placed within hit reach,
HJ ' It wa bit own act and there the tarpon
J i alblllty to far aa he la concerned begins
J and endi. It la now our plain duly to
Hj 1 riaort to whateTer of a remedial char
HJ acter may bo available.
Hj The position laUu by the Nr.WS
HJ i baatheendoriement of all whose ex-
HJ I preasloneon the subject we have since
HJ heard c reard, and theso reprcie nt all
HJ f aldee of political oplr.lon In Utah.
HJ Clearly tho office of Dologato li recant.
HJ t The fact that Mr. Jtawllua liaa not yet
HJ ,' undergone the formality of belDg
HJ aworn aa a tnomhvr la really nothing to
HJ i tho point. Wlllorcauanyonedlriutu
HJ ' that on the 4th of March he became a
HJ member ol CongreM? If so, let audi
HJ 4 peraon conaulttbe Congressional payroll
HJ atWashlngton; l( Mr. ltawllni' name la
HJ not foundthereonaifromMarcli4,t893,
HJ ' to May 7, 160.1, and waa not on tho lait
HJr named date or Immediately toereafter
HJ dropped therelrom, then we may be In
HJ ' error; otherwlie we are right, fol
HJ'i none but momhara are pill out of the
HJ 1 national treasury.
HJ We hold further that It matlera not
Hi I whether the UoTernor hai received or
HE, ' failed to rccclva the Delegated resigns-
HM ' i tlon. The vacancy began when the
HH). realgnatlon woa filed with the clerk of
Hi! the laat llouso of llepreaentatlvie, and
BaHU V II haj since been a matter of notoriety.
Ill there were any question about It the
(lorornor would be Justified In holding
back for the written and eigaod Initru
Bl meat wbloh waa mallod to him, Hup-
HJ! peso It should bo lost or through aome
HM) other agenoy abould never reach the
HJ executive and Mr. Rawlins, conclud-
HJ Ing and rightfully that ha had done
Hj his wholo duty In tho promises, atiould
HJ decline to furnish anothei? Would
Hi we, therefore, hare to bo uti-
HJ; ' represented at Washlngtou for
HM, nearly two yean? Certainly noi;
HE and we don't think Governor West
HA will permit It. After walllnga reason-
HM ' able time for the resignation, If It
HI ahould atlll fall to turn up be will
HM atturedly acton hli personal knowl-
HM edge, aa ono who reade newspapers,
HM holJi conTerso with bla fellow men
HM and la gifted with Intelligence will act
HM ' upon bis knowledge of Itiu case and
HM ! call a special election within tho time
HM prescribed by the law.
HM xouway is. an lues.
MM' Afewdayasgo tho News published
! an article regarding the Norwegian
MM situation, In whloh tho points at Issue
Mb between Norway and Hweden were
MM; pointed out. The subject aa presented
Mb by ua la now reinforced by an article
MMM In the A'outetle Jltvua whlob, after re-
MMai viewing the situation, sa is
MM One point becoinos cloarer every day.
H The tendencies ol the party, t bo re con t
M debates, have demonstrated tliut the pro-
H gram oftlio radicals, aa It Is conceived liy
H DielrchteNu ho take no palna toconco.il
H their Intentions, will hud Infallibly tu
B the overthrow of royalty and iliu rupture
H ot the union with Hisodou. Norway,
H pulillcallv detached from tiACdcu, will
H thou proilaliu a res ubllo.
H At ihls potut tho iiuotttou begins to tn-
H toruit Europe.
H A Norwegian repuhllal What olianco
l would ihero bo of Ua belni; roctignlzod by
H tho powenT
H franco, uotwlthatandlnff her attach-
H niculto reptitillcnii Initliutlona, ao far ai
B Hbe la tuncerueil, duos not, hi aliv has
, laid repeatedly, caro to ciurt hor
H policy.
H 'Ihu other powora would porlmpn bo
atlll leas fllipo.ed lu grunt u place at tho
H hearih lor tlita oung hlstur, lomlng tu
H trouble the rt ttoso ot tlie f iuiII) .
H Would not Sweden fwt herself tlireal-
m iihhI by audi a troublooiuo iii'lflibur,
H turouKh tbo loroluit lnitlguui whlili
M Wiiold to ittateil thereby T t;ll'puini;
H con ttiit sliooonH'ii'iKl, lor her part, to
H forget the troivty of Kiel and rtgurd H
H aduad htior, would thootlur uitlutlu-
HH teiettctl doai intKh?
MMpj That Is nunf tho eltuatlou, Thoio la
MHJ much probability that tho Hcuudl-
MMlJ ImTlan nutsllon will ilnvelop luto a
MMMJ i:uropianiUeslhin, ntid thru what?
H, MOIIK1M1 UIIII IWiiDTKII
MHJ i III.I.MI11S.
HM1 Tb Rood brother askod Mr. Cannon
H how pullllea woro III St. (horgo, ami Ida
H reply . aa wa remember ti, wont tor
H word, "When tho uuwh of tbo dUlalon
H lumetoH. (loorne, our pooplo did not
H know whattothlnL, und I told tlieiutu
H kcwp atlll ami I would go up lo Halt l.nku
H and dud out what to do." iliern wai ilia
whole bmlnu.ii in a uuisholl, Ji i6un
HM The reader must first understand
MMH ' that the prououu "he" In tUunb;vo
mhI
HHHHUH
cxlrtot does not, a liuiuil In an
editorial lu the absence of any expla
natory matter, mean the editor, that l,
Judging by the context, for lt whole
article bears upon the alleged expert
enceof two "division It publicans" en
route to theeiutli country on political
proselyting Lent, aud surely no auo
would plioo the writer of tho arllclo
In that category. It will hoolxorvod
that the reply Is given "word
for word," so thero Is no chance
for equivocation there. Jlut
It Is what tho aalJ writer obtained at
least aecond-handed, and It la nlwaya
difficult to got before tho people what
a person says lu a runnlnir way amid
the rumbling of a railway train ixaolly
as It waa dellvend, csprclally when It
has, as shown, been repeated at least
once, and then, Judging by audi aul
musasappeara betweuti the mute yet
cxprrsslvallnes, could bavo been shorn
of but llltlo If any of the mlichlef
making nuallty Imparted It tbo words.
Jlut waiving all this uncertainty and
lermlttlng for tho present the words to
stand aa they aro and admitting for tho
sake of the argument that the language
Is exactly what waa used on that occa
sion, does It atlll make out a case
against the Church that of courao
Icing the object sought? Does an
Isolated aontenco taken ntbltrarlly from
a runnlnj conversation with all elee
before or efitr or ntteudlng cart
fully excluded (for obvious riaions)
ever count aa against anybody accused
ot anything when the remiluder or at
least enough of such couvtrsatlon be
fore and after to show Its full purport
Is attainable? la It not it llttlo singu
lar that Is, would It not bo so any
where outside ol Utah that only
enough of that chat to makti nn un
friendly point Is given, when It Is aa
plain as la the universal light of day
that Ihero waa everao much more of
It and that all or auy oilier part of It
was aa easily heard and etored away
for future use as that detached frag
ment? Aud does It not further appear
that "we" were very much Interested
In that talk, no much so that "we"
had ears for nothing etso at tho time,
not evon for tho rumbling of the train
and the chatter that must have been
going on elsewhere, so that eveu If
"we" wero permitted to plead a
dilemma aa lo that, the aamo disad
vantage, by avery rule ol right, must
neutrallia the wholo of what "we"
heard?
tiupposothat thoNi:ws has hisrd
something dlllcrunt as to what was
aald at that time and lce by
the perscna apobeu cf had got
It first-handed from the speaker
or speakera themselvta Instead
of tocond-handed as In the other
case and were to give It out aa vvt
deucu lu nbuttal; would It bo received
except by those who have Implicit con
fidence In tho veraolty cf those from
whom we received It aud In ourselves
aa well? Certainly not, nor would It
be ollercd to others for anything
more than what hearsay usually goes
for. And yet, Is uot a personal explan
ation of as much weight as the words
ot ono who, by such words-, makussuch
explanation necessary? In other
words, should not u person assailed be
Justified in using the same kind of
weapoua that his assallaut uses? If
this Is good doctrine, the case would be
lost to the accuser without going any
further. Hut wa will autlolpato the
other tack. Tho one who"gao the
Church scheme away" may bavemado
iuou statements lu txplanatlon or de
ulalaa wuhave herelu auggbilod and
then mlghtduny having used such Ian
guago or anything similar to It, and
atlll, according to thoaccuser, It would
all amount lo nothing, for the
"giver away" would either deny or
atUrm or both If Instructed to do ao by
hla ruperloralu the Church; In other
wordr, hat he eiys Is subject to re
vision aud alteration at auy time.
That makea our case a good deal better.
II Is not shown that ha was Instructed
by his leaders to say what ho did aud
thereforo ho doo not blud them; and
being, according to that showing, n
man wluso txpressloua are not con
trolled by Innate veracity and con
science, whoie truthfuluiss Is merely
lucldenlal and whose position
on any question Is that ol
n weithercuck, lu acourdaoce
with whatever controlling breexo may
strike hlru, of what value Is what ho
slid that Is reported by the division
Itopullitum? Onu can't use such evi
dence as that lu auy court norliiuny
case outside of court whtro lultlvattu
methods and Impartial views vUlalu,
and tho fact that 11 Is use J shows unly
how dcipcralo Is the strugglo by u hlch
It Is sought to be shown that thu Mol
moiisaruingagcdlu a huge conspira
cy looking to statehood ilr.t and the
reducing of tmrylhlng opposed to
Hum tuorealtirto thu meroot negation
if not lo obliteration.
However, we are on tbo candid line
uud will frankly admit that wu havo
no such words from Mr. Cannon us
thorn referred D by us for the sake of
bybthctlxliig. It thu Mormons woie
-uoh arrubi, uuliulhlul Luaesaour
l.lbeial tiotempoury would loin make
the World Ullee, It would le tile
iiB'ett matter iniagloublu fir us to ray
uedtd have such words and mure
tun, and all of It directly aud
iuarely against what Is pul
limed as Mr. Cannon's asser
tion on tho train; more, wo could
ut his kflldavit tJ that ellcct
uud publish It, sluiu he would as Let
awtur to a He aa lo tho truth, aooord
tug to tho authority name I, Wu will
Ku a step further In thee'audld line anil
admit the probability oi Mr. t'unnon
having said something of thu kUd,
wltln tit ku iwlng,nr caring particular
ly, whether he Hid or uot. Wo win
go atlll furUieii Ilhedldiiot uau the
words attrluulvd lo him or uii)thluu
resembling them, wo have every ri-a-aon
to believe that l:ras others did and
for very good reason too. Theiejplo
of Utah as a class knew very llttlo eif
national politics when the division on
such lines o imo upon them. Whether
this la Ulicredltabla tD tbeoi or not Is a
question that may be discussed apart.
Their political auchornje, by means cf
which thry wero held to some
thing npproaohlng unanimity before,
was all nt once gone, and to say
that there was soma Utile and pothera
In places n great deal ol lloundorlng
for n time rwmute of the new situation
would only bs to aiy that the usoplii
w ,ore human tilings, to oall a spade a
spade, bine tho division movement
began and culminated lc this city,
what unto nstural than that all eyes
should be turned Ibis way to find tut,
llketha parrot lu the story, what wo
wero going to do next? Wei agree most
cordially with the concluding sentence
cf the extract, ''there was thu wholo
business In a nutshell." Certainly
nothing more than a nutshell, aud a
very diminutive ono at that, would be
required to hold the merits of the caro
"fskedup" by the organ of the lr
reconcilable! and Immovables.
svitiAU VL'itMox or mi; cosrr.Ls.
The Nkws liaa previously noticed
the Interesting discovery of what Is
now supposed to be the earliest text of
the (Joapels extant, and In which
till Ileal soholars tato much Interest.
Tho world Is under obligation loan
accomplished lady, Mrs. Lewis, for
this valuable a ldltlon to lllbllcal liter
ature. The manuscript waa found In
the library of the monastery of 81.
Katharine on Mount Ulnal, where
Tlschendorf found the celcbrtlod coitex
i(nuu7cui,whlcli he borrowed and failed
to restore. Mrs. Lewis was tho wife of
a curator of tho library of Corpus
Chrlstl college, Cambridge. Hera alio
learned the value of ancient manu
scripts and also mastered the Hyrlsc
dialect. In company with her
sister she undertook the Journey
to Mount Hlnal and was hospitably
recihed by tho monks. Her perfect
knowledge of modern Ureelt as well as
of soiuo rjrmltlo languages made her a
welcome guest at the hosplttuuiln the
wllderueas and she gained acceai to
thnvaluablo library. Here sho dis
covered a palimpsest, the second text
of which contained a history of female
salnls, written 773 A. I), by John
Hthabash. Hut under this text was
thu Byrlao version of tho Uosj els. Mis.
Lewis took ono thousaud photographs
of the varljus p2s and wheu these
had been examined by scholars, the
Immense value of tho text was aoou
found. Learned mun now hastened
to the monastery and with
tbo aid cf Mrs. Lewis tho document
was dcclpherod. The Importance ol
the discovery Is best appreciated wheu
It Is considered that the text Is written
lu the language spoken In I'lleillne
during the time of ourBavlor,aud that
It may possibly bo a verbatim copy of
the original documents of the OosI.
The manuscript will bo known. In
honor of tho discoverer, as "The Lewis
Qospel of Mount Hlnal."
What aiih llloiint'a Instruction? Ua
ordered tho tlig hauled downat Honolulu,
ami a great wave of Indignation Is awi ep
Ing the country became ho did so. Was
he obeying instructions, and, if in, what
farther order of naiiuual humiliation
does ho carry In his pockoi? What dis
cretionary tiowor, whoso exerclso may
inanilo our clwks with iliame, aro vested
lu blniT A'cw Yurk Jlccortler.
Without being greatly concerned
and looklug uon things quite dis
passionately, we feel disposed to say
that the foregolug reads Use the writer
was Jut dying for a grievance, The
language In places amounts almost to
by; erbolu and la so stilted and stralnod
all through that It carries lets weight
than It might otherwise. I'erhapa the
substitution of Minister lUount for
Commissioner lllount may soothe cur
rrspecled coternporary's feelings some
It is particularly deslnblo that all
who can reasonably do so avail them
selves of the opportunity of hearing
Mr. Woolley's lecture at theTabernacle
tomorrow evening. The sulject Is
Temperance, n theme that has engaged
Ihu cloae.it aud most persistent atten
tion of e-gts, philosophers, phllan.
thruplsla and well-meaning pooplo
everywhere for ages. Tho lecturer
comes to us highly endorsed, having a
reputation beyond the courluca of tho
repul lie as a profound thinker, a gifted
speaker and a mail who seeas to do
good.
Inim civil service rulu if com.
petlllva examination, or tiny other
method ly means of which tliu fitness
of cundldatiaf rclllco and officeholders
wasdeteruilutd, veiielu vnguuluHalt
Luke City, Ihero would all at once be
a round as the rushing of msuy waters
caused by the outward march ot retir
ing lueuiobculs and shrinking aipll
outs. It would be even sucli a tl.ud
on u nuall toelu us Wultrmastiir Hat
vey seems unable to prevent on a large
one.
It id grmllylug uveu to Utah to
know that Ihu returns from Tomoua
oranges s.nt to England from Cali
fornia are very euoouraglng. To get
JJ.1D a bax, clear of allooases, Is
pronounce I u prollt thatouhtto In.
duce many California, grow era to ship
their oruugea ucruts the Atluutlouext
euasou.
"Tin: Wciltl.n'a Kaiii roust net be
closed on KundJ.," was a itandlu,;
declaration let tun Ilea lot nChiiag.
, aper's editorial p.ra.rihs iru'uig
Hum LT or lo Hie opening n tin ihnn.
t'orroiiiu reason or oilier Ihu uo ds
don't appear thure any mure.
! nn. I laaiasrsleetotlie
CommtnclnVi'ayt'M"; '" llm,
card on the illo OranJe Western bs
cornea efleclivc. The time oil lie
nUlit train Is shortened eight hours,
Irarrovihglho service In all respects
on lth through trains. The schedule
la arrange I as 'follows! Morning train
leaves Halt l-tko at 8:05 a.m., arrives
In Denver at ?. a.m.,ora frsetlon
over S3 hours, airlvci 111 Chicago at
l!l5p.m. The nljht train leaves at
7tMp.w. (Imteadof .5 p.m., as for
merlyj, arrives Denver at 0.43 util.,
Omana i.w p.m.. Kansas City ton
l.m4 Ht. Louis V.M a.m.: Chicago HM
a.m. Through l'Lllman t'alaco lloublo
Ilrawlng Itoom Hhepers to Chicago.
This Is great service and commends
llself to tho lMV.il.jg I ubllo who seek
sjeed, safety, and last, but not least,
comfort. While Ihls fast and elegant
ervlcohasleenputon mainly to ac
commodate tho Isrge World's I-air
travel over the Itlo Urand Weilcrii
line, It has come ti stay, and will bo a
permanent schedule.
. Vi.lMhl.li. bne miii anallr.
It msy mvo you a great deal or
trouble Incooklog. Try It. 'Wo refor
to the Uall llordrn i:agle Jlrand Con
denied Milk, regarded by most house
keepers as abwlutely essential In culin
ary mee, and unsurpassed In coflee.
All (irrcera and Druggists sell the
i:glo JlrarnL
Kolleelnllie l-nblle.
Many nolea layable to the Ameri
can Commercial and Collecting
Agency (of Clilcso, IIIH) have been
taken Irom my office without author
ity, and the Individuals executing and
owing on any not payable to said
agency are hereby notified to make no
payment on the same except to the
undersigned, ritANCta CJ. LUKP,
Ueueral Agent of said Agency for
Utah.
ItxeiirsliiiiloK'iiver.
Tor the Itlo Orande Western trains
on May 19th, rxcuulon tickets will be
sold to 'Denver at $3 fir the round
trip. Tickets good until June SI. This
will afford a dellxhtful vacation at low
ratea via the great scenlo highway.
Here la Ntiintlhlna "" for Tour
lltisiiiiixtlc IrleniU.
If any of your friends are troubled
with rheumatism have them read
this!
Lynch nuno, Vs., Aril IB, 1603.
I dealre to say that Chamberlain's
I'aln Halm has curel one of our cltl
zsna of rheumatism of twu years'
standing. One bottle ittd the work,
This gentleman, Mr. It. II. I'arnul,
ticket ageut of the C. A O. It. It., now
recommends l'aln Jlalm to all his
friends. K. C. Helhlg. SI rent bottles
for ssle by 'A. C. M. I. Di Uept. d s
Uallaru'a Kniiw l.li.liiirul.
This Invaluable remedy la one tbat
ought to be In every household. II
will cure your Hheumat!m,.Ycur tjla,
Hpralus, Cuts, Urulses, Ilurns, Frosted
1 eel aud liars, Bore t.-ost and bor
Chest. If you have Lame Hack It will
cure It. It psnetrstes to the seat of the
dlieue. It will cure Htlfl Joints aud
contracted musolea arterjall other rom
edits have failed. Those who have
beenorlpplea for years have used IlaU
lard'iSnow Unlmtr.t and tluown asy
tbelr ciutuhes and boen able to w alk as
well ua ever. It will cure Aou. Trice
CO cents.
Sold by Z. O. M. 1. Drug DfJ't.
VHien Itaby was siek, irs gaTa her CoOJarla.
Vhro sbe irsa a CU1J, she crie.1 f uP cutorla.
eVben she thecama albs, she clung to Castorla.
Yilien alas bad OhlUrtn, ah ka( tlicm Catorla.
The soft glow ol tbo lea rose Is ac
quired by ladles who use I'otzml's
Complexion l'owder. Try It. 4
Chut uhke theater
tius 8. tiunro!, afaaager.
OSM MCJ1IT ONLT.
SATCltD.VY, MAY 1U.
'III! OIIEAT AND ONLT
CARW1EWC1TA.
llfsurt.0. li JetTcrioD, KUw A ErUnser.
ivSinisTCrtnf "Tin) Cuuntnr Uircm" ol,l)i
oll(lu,M Kill rrct&ttli fettnoui aodbtautu
f ul Si'iDitli diii em,
CARMENCITA,
la cobJuocUoq with their I rlllt&Qt Comcdr
buc,
THE PRODIGAL FATHER.
CARMENCITA " dancev
yiii: I'.tcimrt, f
yStMllUlo, nnU J
'I hi: viLi'Nn:i!iis.
Priccl-U 00, 75e, toc.iac
NKXTATTnAOTlOV.
Tucidir sad Wedaesdsy, Msy 10.17.
JUVENILE OPERA COMPANY
xrv "xnjiaixjvxxr."
Bala or seats commences Saturday, May nib.
Salt - Lake - Theater,
tins B. Junto, Msaaier.
arTiit
JUVENILE OPERA COMPANY
lOO Voloos. - too Vetoes.
Ibe Mnit 1 lain rate Jmenlle rrndurtlon of
aay vpcn li l .olucojln eal;
I As Clly,
l'oru'ar frlrei aaleot seals now oa.
CH7tttStJH0TE'-
T!?1'WeejK
a or tiivvsiiai. jr.u iiin.
t.Ieali.i en i o .ipenj l'riiant1uv
till. I'liiMs.- us vvtt M(.r
Ir . A Ix.'i 11 i tt Jlrlisi jcoartlltl, and
li c i an J lm J. minima nail al.lo
su.i .rl iu i-i fsaiiil .perlallusen llljou
hollnlrililu.linis In Carlo Hall.
lOo. A1J1IIS310N lOo.
l THREE DAYS ONLY
As per promise we present a partial
list of what you can expect during
our three days'
' Gm Ahum. W Sale,
Commencing Tuesday, the 16th.
Dress Goods department. Laco Counter.
I'laln and l'ancv l'abrlca at a Tremen- Heme and Illaok Coral Laoos at 1-3 from
doua Rsductlon. regular prices.
Novelty Hiiltlnira will beofforod at an un- Valonitennos (gouulno) nt 2-3 reduction. .
"- uaual eacrlllce. Scarfs (lllack Lace) at 60 per cent roduo- r"j
-. SilK Department. Veilings (all aorta) Od per cont from price. f H
I I t..uiiii. if , , , , Taney ltibbooa 6o per yard, worth 15c i I i
I I IllacK Silks K bolow recular prleo. .... ,. . . . ., , ,, . ,. I ' I
, in,. ,. . ,..-.. .V ., n Kid flloves (a kooiI lino) 1.23, the prlco , I
llhadmorea for only ,3o, worth Jl.2.1. worth l.7i. Natxcblnea! hH
K ngurort India bilk reduced Irom 7Go to LadloV lllack Hoao-an Immonsoatock- JJ
v loopcryd. from So per pair up.
ff) Colore,l t'ryslsl Silks roduood from 1 to Children's Hose, lllack and Gold, from HH
J J " rer yd. 8o r pair upward. LJ
Staplo Goodsjopartment. From Cloak Room. t
' SSSitXr,-. Wr.oPnP.Tr.(Cba,,,,Trc.l.c,).,.a price
IUeaobedMutllnonlySoperyd, Opera Hh'swls at loss than i prlcos.
r r Oowollnironlyooperyil. lllaror Hulls, 2)iercunt reduction.
I I ... . bprlnir Jnoketa, orlnlnal prlco d.W) to
y' - StanleO. liOUeich, aliirolniralj3.Weach.
P, ' Huminor Drosses. Take your ehnlco at i i
cyl lO-tillcaohedSheetlnsonlylSopcryd. half prices. I I
, o-iiiieachdnbeo:ini-onirajoperyd. Mlnerv Dcnartnient e""
p Bleached and unbloaohodTablolJamasks IslllllllU y UbletrtlllUU. L
off regular prloa. llstsx KxmiiiT is Tin: WlaT. J
Q Notion Deputanont. a p TOIlt T for lto mnca
Calico and Vercal. Walals M o regular UAYH MAI.II only. 1"
in.ckrIl0;.on skirt. Koffrtmur price. Boot anU Shoo Department. (
1"mIcll'"!U"m SUtU " "" "8Ul" 0'"S '0 Cliango of H.ylos We Can
t , . . i a u i .a , Malta You rrloea lu First- 1
lAdlea' union suits from Wo upwards. Class floods.
WLadlea' ltlbbed Underwear from&Ooup- --
wards. Children's and Misses' Ueclod and
ladles' Hleevolosa Itlhbod Vests from 8JI Hprlnij.lleeled, onoo JlOO per palr.all
Wcenla each upwards, markod at J1.S5. r r i
Ladles' Bleeveless ltlbbed Vosts, a Job """V..1.!,"0 .,'luJ?.iB.ho"' K00'1 woar' ( J
r ,.,.M,,rfaMK",'0m,'mi5l,T ,, dt'.V'?hi.!irln'. Slipper.. Just L '
fl, fnei"TwareU m "' "'"1i a0V' Ke" Blvln8 ",om
! 1 Ijedlos' Muslin Underwear. To n,uoto ;
Tj EeJdn'n ube"."" h"f "" "of r' Carpot andPaper Dept. H
rl Notion Department. this OAnnrnLLr. Hri
I L Afoquetto CrH)P, only ft.'JU per yard. L J
L7 Ladles' ai'.Corao'n for fi.23 only. .r,,.iuS?i-,,Ti,ir,!l.,r Jr,U,i
Lad,.,' Model 1IIP CorsoU o only a, &&l!jfaSftj5r
they miutBo. lneraln I'arnet from iXM to 45o per yd.
Handkorcblafs An Immense Hoe, all Ihoso Carpets made, lined amid laid for
grades, at 31 1-3 reduction. only lOo per yd.
GIaOTHING depahtgqet.
Wk Shall Have on Oun TAtiLna ixjii Tuts Halb Only,
MEN'S, YOUTH'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S SUITS, MEN'S AND
BOYS' PANTS AND VESTS, KNEE PANTS AND OIIILDS'
VEST SHIRTS, DRAWERS, HOSE,
CAPS, HATS AND FURNISS-ilNG STOCK
At Both Sitlo and llouiur Union, and Pntvotiu -will bo Stir
pi'iHod (ft tlto Kxtont of Our Stock-
We Say to Our Friends that on tho Conclusion of Our
THREE DAYS' SALE Regiilar Prices Will Bo Rosumed. as wo
expect to oloso out tho host enumerated.
V ft WK I
T. G. WEBBER, Supt