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Show the uonxnre examiner ogden, ctah, BIG RALLY THE SUGAR HELD AT MAGNATES October it, lm. mospay morxixq, AFRAID OF HIS AUSTRIAN LIFE ! RUSSIAN DEATH LIST Ale READY FOURTEEN THOUSAND TRY TO WORLD'8 FAIR ATT UA-V-- St. Louis, Oct. 16 The f. - Thinks Hs js Marked for AssassinaEta'ement of the attendance 1 A m. Oct. tion by a Countryman. 16, p. report World's Fair was given out ifnia--- . Tokie, dealing with the Russian casualties L Monday, Orroh-- r Wth. 117 Fete Miller is the name of an excited here at midnight, says that day. received i:y.K47; jl- Wedueday. who imagine a fellow councenU a report from the according Thunwlty, 16S.2V5: Frtdav. who tryman Is trying to kill him and A meeting of the Lady Republican Extreme Party in Italy Endeavors to ter army 15u prisoners were taken Saturday, 154.261. Total. 926.T;;; t Wednesyeson for tailed the pullet- depan ttlihl The Russian dead on October of "Weber county is Induce Soldiers to Dieregard Disin th terday to arrest his uemy who anunder investigation on that will reach and Rebel. day, October 19th, at 2 o'clock, cipline dethe of room It Zotklin. ilie to name of swers l.fioo. On October 14th the enemys county commissioner's veloped, when Miller told IBs story to court house. to perfect the organlration dead totalled 14.ou0. One hundred Geneva. Oct. 18. The following disot Uhib Austrian the officers, that he is the of the Ladies Republican from Rome, evidently mutilated prisoners were taken, together with patch is atwas invitation inupon whom an assassination Weber county. A special PARTY ARby the censor, has been received here. rifles, guns and wagons. Under extended to precincts outside of Ogden PACKED HOUSE GREETS REPUB- H. O. HAVEMEYER AND tempted at tita rear of an Austrian the total Russian dead left war addressed of minister has "Ths vestigation YESTERDAY IN OGDEN RIVED a saloon on Wall avenue less than LICAN SPEAKERS AT tity. Mrs. C. E. Coulter is prtaiilent a circular to the military authorities in front of the Russian left army are AFTERNOON. . HALL. mi'Uih ago. Several shots were fired of the organization and Annie McKay, saying that In the recent rioting the 2,500. escaped. assaiu-iand the would-- ) secretary. extreme party there tried to induce Weber County Nominees There Col. Are Teuring the West In the Inte The trouble, according to Miller, is soldiers to disregard discipline and re- SLEPT FOR NEARLY SIX MONTHS. at of the Beet Sugar Industry-Su- gar over the fact that Miller threatened to bel at Padua. UTAH DAY AT T. LOUIS FAIR. Squires of Salt Lake Addressed Subversive hymns were King Is Pltaaad With the latter the Meeting. Oct. 20th, 1904. Zocklln iheft for a report distributed to some of the soldiers, who Utah Outlook. Miller says committed at the cut-of- f. Centralis, 111., Oct. 16. Dora Meek, the copies handed them or A rousing Republican rally was held 18 years, who slept nearly six fa Is October 18th and 17th the ITnlon is determined to kill him destroyed aged e.iemy The to them their superiors. 1L 0. Havemeyer and party of sugar and is anxious to have him locked up. gave Pacific will sell tickets to St. Louis at Huntsville Saturday night, almost months during the winter of 1901, died ia in the army subversive reas the result of a general deand return 82250; Chicago and Oc- the entire delegation of county nommagnates, who are on a tour of in- Two ifloers searched all the Austrian seen, but itpropaganda today the la powerless against inees attending in a body and taking spection through the west, arrived in saloon, but the Slav seemingly conturn .;T.5d, good returning uuul rooted in the cline following an attack of measles the place by storm and creating a fur- Ogden at 3 o'clock p. m. yesterday, es- spired to throw the uflicers off and the sense of duty strongly tober slat. is at present lsst March. there Italian still army, of ore of enthusiasm. corted by David Eceles, president search proved fruitless. be fought. must n which grave danger and You can find la In the selection the Amalgamated sugar company. The Wangsgoord's hall was prepared Frtd L. Keller of Marysvale, Utah, Beside the ordinary confiscation of all UTAH DAY AT THE WORLD'S FAIR of of a butcher of known reliabil-lty- . in decorated met was ihe by at anticipation visit. depot Judg) short beautifully for a liarty is in Ogaen AT ST. LOUIS CHEAP RATES subversive publications the Minister of the eveut and iho visitors were greeted Henry H. ltolapp of the Amalgamated BOTH ABIES Everything that leaves our BURLINGTON. undertake officers VIA THE War advises that a, market la exactly aa by a packed house. Mr- - Clias. E. Randall, candidate for Sugar company and Manager Cutler of reprintcerof to the show fallacy ed. If lta not, or you're IS THE IliD propaganda Colonel Squires of Salt Take Ctly the Utah Sugar company, who imcissst-i- f Attorney General nn the BoiaJist and tor the observance theories tain fled deliverwith and to Monwas your visitors took the the purchase, Ogden speaker principal yonr mediately ticket will lecture this evening. 16th on October and of sale Tickets as a of laws liberty. guarantee ed an effective and eloquent heart to canyon for a drive. The visiting capitmoney back and the goods' an day, the 17th inst., at the headquarOne.) 17th. rage From (Continued ours. in won Come tha and matchwhich betier get were the with talk heart Hinder alists completely tc. enraptured ters, 2281 Washington Ave. $32.60 to St. Louis and return. Japanese artillery scut one bomb THREE LARGE MEETINGS. qualnted With onr meat market less scenery of the canyon, garbed in Russian Republican headquarters) on Eihica audience. a $37.50 to Chicago and return. the into behind village were candidates were in All of the following ita autumn foliage and profuse of Socialism." The public is respectFifteW days final limit. Through WEAT11ERBY headquarters at noon and some hours Boston, Oct. 16. Three largely at, their expressions of appreciation. fully invited. All are welcome. Mr. present and spoke:Sheriff laicr began to shell with lyddite from tended S'.eetlngs made up today's pro- cars to Bt. Louis daily. For further Oscar Bailey, Judge Howell, Wholesale On their return trip they Inspect od the west. and Retail Butcher Randall will Break, at Eiieu Tuesday, This first was believed apply to 79 West Second of the general triennial con- lnfurn-atin- a Madaon, Dave Mattson, Judge Stan1461 Wash. Ava.. OGDEN.' the Oguen Sugar factory and left via to be aa attackaton account of the gramme and Huntsville Wednesday. street. Lake Utah. Salt South City, RuIn church. ford, Mr. Pancake, (leorge Dean, Short Une for Balt Lake Japanese habit of attacking late la vention of the Episcopal the Oregon General R. Mia-siaNI2SLEN, F. h Agent HollingsSymphony hall and each of the dolph Kuchler, Charles UTAH DAY AT WORLD'S FAIR City late last evening. the afternoon. there were service, speakers adworth and George A. Behring. Mr. Havemeyer and party are tourwet wounded, storm Amidst the the both gatherings dressing Ottobsr 22nd. ing the weal and inspecting all the and cold, arrived either in litters or Social and Industrial RighteousSheriff Bailey visited Salt lake yes- sugar factories in the interest of the on foot, struggling through the mud, ness, waa the general topic discussed Rate for round trip $22.60, to Chi- terday for the purpose of escorting beet sugar industry, while at llis same time the artillery at a third meeting at the church of ths cago $37.60 via RIO GRANDE RY., on Thomas .Admire, convicted of grand Mr. Ecclea met the visitors several was seen flashing with an expenditure advent Bishops Rowe of Alaska and sale October lGih and 17th, good for larceny, to the state prison, where he beyond Kcator of Olympia, Washington, spoke ago in Idaho, and accompanied of ammunition which days 26 days. six and two is to remain for years them ui Bugar Cliy, near 8i. Anthony, all reckoning. here. mouths. , Ammunition trsfng and transport when tip sugar factory at that point Bishop Rowe described his eforts to E. M. Allison, a Salt Lake aUoraey, into wa alarmed visited. wagons which had teen the gospel to the natives of the carry Is stopping at the Reed. Funeral services were held ever Iks were far. north and continue the church movement The factory at Idaho Falls was next a double quick ' of the month-ulremains daughter visited and yesterday the Logan fac- brought to walk by shouts from the among thoxe who have gone to tat WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. yesof Mr. and Mrs. James H. tory, which is the property of tho Antal headquarteri; staff that headquarters region In the past few years. Will give one of their popular dances 11. H. Goddard, gams ted, waa inspected. Taking thoir stands firm." Ensign. Bishop terday, at Kissel's Hall Wednesday evening, Moroni Tanner, W. Stone and Mr. Chargers are seen careering riderless special car the visiting mlllionaj-- e Oct 1Mb. SEVERE ATLANTIC GALE. came south and vlaited the power plant and draught horses plunging in the Stephens speaking. on Hear river and continuing to Gar- mud with carta aad other vehicles R. O. D. Chamberlain, Btlcknoys St. Johns , N. F Oct 16. For forty Funeral services weep held over the land visited the Utah Bugar company's that have been almost destroyed. The eigar man of Salt Lake, is visiting In remains of the Infant son of Mr. and 3 forces at this point were holding their hours past a severe gale, the here at there, eight arriving property Ogden. worst of the season, has been raging Mrs. Gumii Miller at their home on o'clock yesterday afternoon. Today positions at nightfall. En will be spent in Balt Lake with the Ths roads ars filled with wounded here, and it ia feared It must have Mrs. CL C Williamson, wife of Dit- Pingree avenue yesterday. C.Bishop Ogden, Utah, Ona Weak; Commencing Oct. 24 Richard local sugar magnates. Tomorrow the who are collecting along the railway, worked havoc among the fishing fleet la sign, Moroni Taanei, C. Rate her WilUamean at the cut-of- f, and Frank J. Cannon spoke at the ser- factor; at Lehl will be Inspected and while there la no train to receive on the Grand Banka and on the coast In town. of Labrador. Large numbers of vesvices. the properties south will be seen in them. sel are homeward bound, the fishing lor ths party to leave the state tlu.e WORLD. THE OP WOODMEN season having closed, and Inevitably SHRAPNEL tins Rio Grande Western Wednes FELL via will Read Mrs. Ellen funeral The of Dont forget the dance at Kteeel't of tha must .have been driven a KUROPATKIN. NEAR many day. be held tha Ward at First meeting llall Wednesday evening, Oct. 19th.or foundered from the gale. shore last said Mr, evening m. The Havemeyer oclock at p. house, i Tuesday WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. 1C. OcL Mukden, Evening. The remain a may be viewed the same day that he had nothing special to state second will team the give Degree This is the larges will furnish all the amusements and attractions. 10 o'clock in the morning until except that he waa well satisfied with firing to the southwest is very vioAN AID TO FOREIGN CAPITAL. dance of series at Kieeel Hall Wednes- from lent. The men are tired out, and food 1 o'clock at the family residence, 2047 the condition of the beet sugar Indus most complete organisation of Its kind on the road. Ita first trip and day evening, October 19th. baa been Insufficient. Every availwest, traveling in ita owa special trains of 25 cars Honorably cun ductJefferson avenue. try in lTtah, and wa especially pleas- able London, OcL 17. A dispatch to 'the ed with the niarkek Interest display gun and man are being used. The ed. Truthfully advertised. from Toklo, says; George Hevllle, the Denver travelling ed by the farmers of Utah In beef troops have behaved most gallantly, Times Dont fail to Tlsit the stadium, where is at believed It the the government OF GEORGE TAYLOR FUNERAL G. the at wife his and Stan registered hurling themselves; repeatedly against next session will introduce a bill In raising. House last night. The heavy Uealy impregnable positions. THE WELL KNOWN UNION PRINTstorm of October 14th added to the the Diet to remove legal obstacles to TO ANIMALS A CASE CRUELTY Of of fixed property the Smith.' ER IN LAST RESTING PLACE. Nick who accidentally shot misery of the troops. There la great aa hypothecation security for loans, thus facilitating himself Saturday, while holding stolid tenacity among hut depression, Team Left Standing In Cold Rain for the men. There has been introduction of foreign capital for hoboes for the patrol wagon, was Sarvlces Held at tha Fifth Ward Mastgreat sac- the Internal and railway enterprises. Many Hours. rifice of officers. reported from the hospital last night ing House and Attandad by Larga to be Improving. Concourse of Friends. The plain occupied hr the re- An aggravated case of cruelty to Russians ia covered with tiring was WISCONSIN REPUBLIto animats the attention brought EXCURSION RATES VIA UNION The last rites were held over the of the shrapnel. The gunners bursting Officer when CAN NOMINEES. police department PACIFIC. shoveled shells into the breeches remains of George G. Taylor by bia llerrlck. discovered a coal shovel of aa brother craftsmen ot local No. 236 of drenched and stokers the guns Milwaukee. Oct 16. Announcement shivering team about 7 Into furnaces. St. Louis and return $42.60 tha International Typographical un o'clock la made from the headquarters of the yesterday morning tied lo a are eastern llie $47.50 Howitzers used hm, at the Fifth Ward mooting house Chicago and return by wagon at the rear of Bpecker'a Republican State committee that John Twice Daily Afternoon and Evening. Chicago and return via SL Louts.$47.50 yesterday afternoon. Mr. Taylor, who army. ' The Russian guns have super- J. Kemph lq entitled to a place on the store. The unfortunate aniSL Louis and return via Chicagn.$48.75 stood high In the estimation of bis jewelry ior at hurst and 6,000 range shrapnel had been standing in the rain all as mals nomn ticket Tegular Republican Tickets limited to Dec. 15th. Trenbrother unionists, and was wide and yards. There Is a scarcity of reliable inee for State treasurer. night, having been left, as It developail limit 10 days each direction. Two divisional commanders favorably known fur hla rare qualities ed later, since S oclock the proceeding maps. is It also announced that the comPullman sleepers through to SL 'if good heart and fellowship, received afternoon. The horse were taken have lost their chief staff officer!, one mittee endorsed W. D. Connor as a 1Anils without change. Iho full honora of burial from hla uncare of by the police department, but of them being killed, and many cone member of the National Republican Tickets on sale Tuesdays and Fri- ion. tho members turning out to have met death her- Committee to succeed the owner, Joe Taylor, of Mound Fort, manding officerstheir Ilenry C. Payne- man to show thulr last respects and was not discovered days each week. Stop overs allowed. regiments. Shrapoically leading 6 o'clock last uuill A. U. MOSELEY, Trav. Iass. Agu , esteem. near nel He fell General Ktiropatkin. eveulng. when he emerged forth to showed At 1:20 p. m. the members of the find hi team. He was desperale courage and even In placpnimpily caran In expert Is Barker, Inoal remained stage Eph, the darkest hour a sly to ihe ed under arrest. union rnpatrod hopeful. penter from Salt Lake (Tt.v. la in homo of the deecased at 928 Twenty The Japanese must.' feel the strain. scentlie in Ogden engaged There waa a cessation of hoatllllles hanging eighth street, whore they viewed the AGAIN nKADY FOR WORK. ery in the new I'tahna Park theatre. remains which were afterwards remov-l-stand Saturday. Neither side can to tho Fifth Ward meeting hnnse. many such contests, the .ferocity of Lick Springs, lnd., Oct. IS. French Sen-eG. Mlnyima, M. ftkfnuto and II. was frightful. The pall hearer were T. E. Brownperfect health, aficr a day of sl- whichThe three well educated Japanese la- ing, A. T. Healmark, W. II. Adams, In Russians are now fighting J. Bryan left Wm. t im rest. complete bor agents, are In tha city on busi- J. H. Randall, F. A. Zitxnwn ami T. C. as a matter of pride; Manchuria which will be fur tonight Lafayette, ness. They have recently been at Chantland, all prominent numbers of is forgotten. They feel that they the starting point tor the fifth active Deweyvilla where there hi a large tho Typographical union. cannot' stop; that they must win Indiana. in his of rampqlgn day force of Japs working in The boot one battle. The Fifth Ward bishopric presided In bia remained Mr. Bryan special fields. This evening Ihe Japanese seem no at tho service and the following car until late this morning, when he Fires are burning to Ijie spoke In high terms of tho was driven to a hotel. He went im- nearer. speakers Ed. Black of this city has Just re- deceased, iiertlrularly mentioning Ills to his room, where he re- south. About 12 miles from here the mediately turned from a three weeks visit to good qnalttloe of heart and lovable mained iintll t o'clock this afternoon. eastern army ia retiring before tha tlio World's Fair. He report having disposition and offering consolation to By that lime a large crowd had gather- fighting. had a most luteresting trip. the mourners: George Boulter, ex ed In front of the hotel and he wus AN ARTILLERY DUEL. W Bens! or Frank J. Cannon. Jneeph Induced to deliver a Short address. Ilia W. Nelson Wright, formerly railed half brother of the deceased remarks had nothing to do with Taylor, Noll" by hla many friends, left yes- and a prominent undertaker of Balt Harbin, Oct. 16. 3 p. m. It la reOnr stock of Children's Coats Is now complete and includes 250 sample of j and H. 11 terday afternoon on the Overland Lint, lake; Thomas A. Bhrw-vported hero that during tha whole of Long Coats at 33 3 less than regular pries. ited for San Francisco, where be will Thomaa. Orion Griffin and Mra. Lafthe night of October 14th Infantry firPROTECTION IN SOUTH AFRICA. take eteauicr for Now Zealand, to ayette Farley sang a beautiful duet ing continued. At 5 o'clock on tbe which country he baa been called aa a of October 15th the rifle fire The following were some of the len1mrtrn, Oct. 17. A dispatch from morning waa joined by an enormous Artillery Aftfonary- - Resides himself there der floral momentuca of esteem and Town to the Times says:. Cape were six other young men In the par regret: Floral piece, Thirty," Typo In response to a deputation from discharge, tlie bombardment reaching climax at noon. Throughout the ty who leave tor different Pacific is graphical union; wreath, Bhnpe-Wi- j tlie Building Trade complaining of its whole day there wa a blinding storm lands. They hall from various Utah llama Candy company; wreath, A In American tho competition girders points. Nell has employed for Healmark. and several other beautiful and American and Swedish joinery, of rain and hall. The Japanese concent rated a terrible artillery fire several years with the Ogden Paint, piece. The grave waa dedicated by Treasurer Walton said the government Oil and Glass Company and has a Joseph W. Taylor, and the remains was already negotiating with a view against the bridge across the Bhakhe. host of friends who will wish him a were laid to their final rest In tho City to revision of the customs convention The Japanese attempted to cross to successful trip. cemetery. and admitted that events pointed to- the right bank of the Shakhe river and but met a ward some measure of protection in pierce the Russian center, A glance at our Suit Department will convince you. our styles are up determined resistance from Infantry railroad all of the South African polonies. and low In price. date to which rolled IN HANDS OF AMERICANS. regiments eventually them back. The fight on ihe right BOrE EXPRESSED REGRET AT flank continued through October 15th, Mexico City. OcL 16.' The DEATH OF KING GEORGE. The fnlowing are the arrivals at the hut less desperately, both sides being railroad has passed into the Tleed Hotel for the last twenty four hands of a Bt. Louis syndicate, the Rome, Oct. 16. Th Pope expressed seemingly exhausted. Railway trains hours: now shareholders being nearly all railgreat regret when Informed by Tapal, arriving here today bringing many road men. David H. Imk of Bt. Secretary of State, Mary Pel Yal of wounded from the front. Preparation Willie (. 1). Knaussl, Ogden: Louis, is the new president, and J. M. the death of King George of Saxony, are being mad- - to receive many more. Ogden; K. A. Moove, Ogden; Neean. formerly giui-r- al manager, has the house been faithfully Cath13. John Lnnd. Ogden; M., Allison, Balt been promoted to the vice presidency olic slnee having It reigned In Ioland. The OFFICIAL AVERAGES OF Lake; W. Brown. Ogden; J. H. Colof the road. Among the shareholder routlff ordered the Papal secretary to AMERICAN PLAYERS. burn. New York; R. G. 1. Chamberlin, is Howard Elliott. president of the convey hi condolences to thefamily Zion, Illinois J.tuiea Hudson, Central Northern larjiic railroad. ' of George King through Clnrlnnatl, Oct., 16. The official averCity, ill.; A. Daliman, New York; L. Two hundred kilometres of the road Nuncio at Munich. B. Association ages of tlie American Scboningrr, New York; I). J. now completed will be opened lo trafplayers for t he season Just closed were Smith, New York: Chaa. Deland, Bt. fic en Noverther 1st. The finished porWATSON AFTER BRYAN. Issued today. St. Paul's pennant win. F. Louis; Chapman. Evanston; tion of the line extends from Ban At moderate prices comprising a magnificent collection of rare novelty G. F. Brown end wife, Ogden; D. P. ning team .lM n team fielding. ColumGronimo on the Tehuantepec National Wat-Hiu16. Oct. New Thomas E. neck pieces: medium and extra long stoles, in all the correct, high grade York, bus. IndianKansas Mrs. City. Nulhpiin. Ogden; Wilson, Ogden; railroad to the post of Tonofit in the candidate for on tho apolis. Milwaukee. Toledo and Ixtuis-vlll- e furs; clever combinations, etc., including the various new fur garments, also New York; C. L Arn- Ed of Chispnc. Work will bo befuie will follow ticket, party highest grade Near Beal coats, London dyed. People's j. Geo. L. Stevenson, following in the order named. In bug. Milwaukee, e gun tomorrow on the extension of the Bryan In Indiana, speaking in team Louisville St. and led, batting Chicago. hue to Guatemala. on the 19th and iu Indianapolis Paul, Milwaukee, Columbus, Minneao:i the 2uth On October 22nd hr will polis. Indianapolis. Kansas City and GROVER WONT BE THERE. In W. and Ya., Parkersburg. speak Toledo came ip the order named. The n the 24th he will he the principal players who It J in the various classes New York. Oct, 16 Grover Clevea at lie mass hold are: sivaker mooting to land writes to the New York Reform by the People's party nt tho Grand Cm . Avg. cluh that while in sympathy Central Pslace in this city. Batting. Btcnu'. Milwaukee... 133 405 with all the reform club may do in PitherH, fhe. St Paul.... 38 furtherance of the penning campaign RUSSIAN FLEET SUFFERING Catchers. Starragle, Min- and In fawr of its splendid nominee FROM LAND BATTERIES. 23 neapolN for governor, and while remembering Every needed weight. Every good make. All new. All bought in very extensive quantities and First Basemn. Kemmor, When yon are buying WATCHES, with peculiar satisfaction the services down to the lowest point we can consistently tell them for. Whenever you buy blankets or soar Ttikln. Oct. 16 U i authoritatively marked Toledo 25 JEWELRY AND D1AMUNDB. you gon- - of the cluh In times pasr. he regret-th- at Minted that the Ruia-iaforts at Last A Thomas', no metier how little tlie price, you buy something that will satisfy you. fleet at Port Second Basemen. Fox, ra''.y eejnd on tbe Dealer the nta-are such as to Arthur - suffering severely from the his eucag-me149 Minneapolis Jority of people must, as they are notJ render it imp..llile for Mm to lie five of the land batteries. wi'a the values on these ent at the reception of Judge llerrlck Report of aJapanese attempt by the Third Basemen, Gremlnger ri(iit 52' Minneapolis set for the lkih instant. fleet to Mortie arc unfounded as is the l.rweo. Kansas Shortstops, When you have found a dealer, who reported capture of another blockade 133 City always states facts, yon can rely on runner. Txtra special 200 pairs of the beat $1.50 Glove made, all colors and sizes, this week at Out fielders. Clingman what he sell. 20 1.000 bt. T Sttl Haven't we always been fair and ...a., mi REPORT IS INCORRECT. honest with you. In our business relations? St. I nu is. Ort. 16. Ramon Corral, Fur's, Oct. 16. The report recently llany New Ties are now being received. Have you seen them? Ion KNOW we have and ALWAYS and the appearing In French and American pa- Mexican will he. lters that a young American who com- personal representative of President mitted here was the nephew of Diaz to tbe Louisiana Purchase Ex;k-aitloa prominent Amerirnn official was accompanied by hi party, deHe wa not related lo either parted tonight for Kansas City. H-the ojiiiiaiK of ike Autcricau Consulate will leave Kansas City Tuesday lor Jewelers and Opticians or Euibay, San Francisco. OGDEN BREVITIES STIR UP THE ARMY . J Au-iri- an nif-u- HUNTSVILLE WANGS-GAARD'- WERE HERE S n suciT LE . MERCHANT CLU ; d FREE Street Fair and Carnival CamfvalNAT REISSoJnpJJ aev-eer- al Loops the Loop half-starve- d, Excursions On All Railroads FavorLowest in Childrens Wear e 1-- TEMPTING VALUES U-e- Ladies' and Misses Suits and Coats REED HOTEL n iSpecial Display (Sale of Fine Furs th-1u- i. Minm-aiHi.ig- . Yin-rinn- CONFIDENT BUYERS BLANKETS ARE OUR COMFORTS A Special Sale CUSTOMERS n nf pres-famiil- $1.00 Ladies Kid Gloves $1.00' Ladies Ties Direct From The Designers J. S. LEWIS & CO. stil.-iil- r LAST THOMAS |