The broad ax. [volume], October 12, 1895, Page 3, Image 3

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THE BROAD AX.
Durham vs. lindell.
Henry Dukham, the man who
recently resigned as vice-president
of the Lincoln Republican club and
joined the Democratic party, has
replied to the challenge to debate
iisued by Cyrus Lindell, and the de
bate rill probably excite a great deal
of interest. Mr. Durham yesterday
issued the following reply:
"I am in receipt of your chal
lenge of recent date and hasten to
ept the same, as I understand I
to take the affirmative of tho
question. 'Resolved, That it is
more beneficial for the colored men
of the United States to rote the
Democratic ticket than it is to vote
the Republican ticket I hereby
name Judge O. W. Powers as my
referee and he will have authority
make any further arrangements
for me that may be necessary."
?alt Lake Herald, Oct. 9, 1895.
Thx Plain Double Dealer has two
columns of clean white paper.
headed "Democratic principles'
This is very appropriate, Bro.
Taylor; the Democratic principles
are clean, pure, and untarnished.
Now if you want to illustrate the
G. O. P. principles, just print in
those columns: "Whiskey Rings,"
"Star Route Frauds," "Salary
Grab' "Silver Demonetization'
"Trusts" and "Monopolies." Fill
the clean white space up with black
blotches, crooked lines and blun
ders, and you will have the 'Repub
lican platform. It would be a tell
ing object lesson, and you would be
a great genius.
First Unitarian Church, 44 Main
street. Services at 11 o'clock Sun
day, a.- m. Rev. A. L. Hudson,
Pastor. Subject: "Partnership with
God."
The Russian tbistlo has appeared a
many new Iiealiitj, particularly along
railw ly I'Hta" frot" the uurthwept-
A coanrry inni.ster remarked to hi
wife Sunday iux-ii:
"Tbcru wax a stranger iu church tlm
moriiiXi.. "
Vaat ri:d he loafe liki?" asked the
wife, who wax a wmiiau fir.t and a
minister wile aitemard.
"I didn't weliim."
"Then nov. ; joa know there was
a stranger to n-.-"
"I found .i tollar bill iu the contribu
tion box " Ziou's Herald.
Still Hope.
Her grief .viw ii.iciixv.
"How can I uwr hold up myheadr" she
sobbed.
For a tbne no i-ouiid was heard, save the
sound of her lunicmiitiuns.
"How can I ever hold up my head?"
Presently rfie kii.w miIiu and decided
thai lht-rvTCi uu ulua-native but to take
a small, r 1 t.
11k - w i s-Li! would make every effort
toEtn.il nii;e muscles of her neck.
Detroit TYiliuuc
Salt Lake Cleaning Company,
PAUl. SMITH. Proprietor.
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed at
85 cents per month. Pants Pressed
25 cents. Pants Dyed $1. Ladies'
clothes Cleaned and Dyed in all
its branches. Repairing neatly
done. New clothes made for old
ones. 279 South Main Street,
under St. Elmo.
Business Cards and
all kinds of JdbBrinting
done at the office of the
Broad Ax, 66 Main St.
J. S. SIMS,
Cilney Sweeffeg art Fonuce CMg.
Orders attended to promptly.
Leave orders with Utah Stove &
Hardware Co , cor. Commercial and
First South Sts.
STYLISH MILLINERY.
Not one unhandsome style in the
store color blendiugs simply per
fect, latest Naere effects in velvets,
ribbons, flowers, feathers, eta Every
thing new and modern. Some
choice designs have been selected.
When will we have you.
WOflDEH jHbMHEftY G0"
48 S. MAIN ST.
Lambert Paper Co.
23 W. First I Headquarters, for
South Street, I e9 ,nS the.line
(,UT , rv' i of Pnnters' Supplies,
Salt Lake City Wrapping Papers.
Bags, Twines, Folding Boxes, Etc.
For FIRST-CLASS WORK
And where all customers will re
ceive courteous treatment, go to
D. L. Lemcss' Barlier Shop
63 W. FIRST SOUTH.
The Broad Ax will be for sale there.
GREAT SALE-
FOR
TEN
DKYS
One lot men's brown or fast black seamless
Sox, cheap at 16c, go this sale at He
One lot boys' dark outing flannel Waists, 20c
One lot boys' dark, heavy Pants, this sale 25c
One lot boys' fancy front outing Shirts, 2fic
One lot gents' 50c Balbripgan Underwear, 35c
One lot boys' dark long Pants go at - ?5c
All our boys' 40c anlfeoc straw Hats go at 25c
Our entire stock of $1.40 and $1.76 ladies'
Bilk Umbrellas, cut to - - $150
Ladies Calico "Wrappers, cut from 85 to 63c
25 doz ladies'iast black seamless Hose,go at 1 2ic
All our ladies' 25c fine Jersey Vests, go at l?c
6c
35c
40c
5Uc
60c
Frljl d.
"Was it cool ivhure you spent 7001 vaca
tionr" "Goolf I should sar it was. I -went
awa for a couple of days and returned
uexpoctedly. I found the old former
wearing one of iny shirts and ray straw
hjUy his two suns away at a picnic In raj
bwt clothes and, his wife straining jelly
tkxongh my white flannel coat, aad all
they said whs, "We hain't boon expectlnyc
tem so soon. It was the coolest family 1
ew struck. Jjfe.
Only Dedse Tbi
Doctor Tue bicycle gives , people the
beat exerci-in the world.
Patient Bat I can't afford to ride a U-.
Doctor Oh, yoodaat seed-to.rUU eaa-
One lot Indigo Blue Calico, go at
Ladies' 50c Jersey Vests, cut to
One lot fine 60c Corsets, cut to
One lot fine 76c summer Corsets, cut to
One lot J Chenille Table Covers, go at
All our black India Linen, cut from 15 and
20c to
One lot ladies'tan Oxfords,cut from $1.20 to 85c
One lot ladies' black Oxfords, cut from
$1.40 to .... $1.05
One lot children's cloth top Dongola Shoes
8 to 12, cut to
10c
95c
Two white and black metal Belt Pins for 5c
Ladies' bicycle Stick Pins - - 10c
Latest slyle Side Combs - 15 and 20c
Ladies' Belt Buckles, white metal, at ' - 10c
Ladies' black silk ottoman Belts 25c
Ladies' line silk Neckties - - 30c
Crochet Cotton, all colors, per box - 45c
Ladies' and children's silk "Windsor Tie 15c
Ladies' fine shell Hair Pins, per doz. 10 and 15c
Ladies' Hand Bags, large size, at
Fine KnittingJSilk, large size, per ball
Cocoanut oil Toilet Soap, 2 cakes
Finewhite Castile Soap, 3 cakes
Six cakes fine Yucca root Soap for
This is entirely free from grease: Call
for sample.
Fancy paper Lamp Shades
One dozen ladies' Hat Pins for -
Large cabinet Hair Pins,
Any size Hair Curlers, -
2 oz. bottle sperm Machine Oil,
Kirk's Dusky Diamond Tar Soap,
25 best quality Envelopes for
Children's Pencil Boxes, Jock and key,
Children's largeVTablets for
36c
16c
5c
15c
26c
6c
6c
5c
5c
5c
5c
5c
5c
5c
New York Cash Store,
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