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Show ' ' OGPEX DXlhjt COMMERCIAL! WEDKESDAY. APRIL 1, 1891. Uad at Ogdaa March 3Xk and raoogsisas, with tharksgineg and gracious aad voader-- f praise, that Boostour Otnne Lord, whereal gttidanc of by tb Christian Eodsavor enterprise is L tab has beooeae such a nigbty spiritchurches aad is tb The Christ Un EnJetTor Tttion' ual pomr is tbof this racebcatioa territory. -Work Well Done. Wth glad thanksgiving for Kris guidance is tb past, aad with united prayer for tbe Lord's preeeoos sad leadin tb future, we would agre in ALL DELEGATES PLEASED. ership resolving. -That v will depend for success in tbs future more largwly than ever upon Tke Atteadaare, the EntBBua, the three things: Definite systematic Bible study; prayer for the presence of tb Harmoty and the Beeilu Holy Spirit in our work, aad personal all More than Eipmni. work for tbe salvation of tb unoon-verte- SLICES. lt. A VERY FINE 3 d. The convection of Voucf People'" Cfcrietiaa Eadearor fvxietiea, which cJoaJ Last raoing at tbe Baptist uocsful in every reepect church, beyocd the eapectatiuna o iu promoUrge from ter. The attendance first to last. In fact tb house waa crowded all tb time. The exercieea vera very interesting, and enthuai asm and bar moo jr. prevailed through iu tu out. Tb ladies of tbe cburcbea distinguished tbemaelvea (or their hospitality to the Dumero ia riaitora present. The ladiea of the Baptist church apread a banquet for the riaitora on Monday evening. The ladiea ot the Congregational church did the tame at noon yesterday, and th lad.ee of tbs Presbyter ua church gar tha feast Last evening. All these apreada vers sumptuous, and artistic, and and were praised by all who wars fortunate in partaking thereof. THE XOBXIXO 1" BESSIO. Th morning was auspicious. Tb ua arore without a cloud in the sky. Th convention opened at 7:30 in the morning with a sunrise prayer meeting, lead by Misa E. Pease, of Salt Lake City. Pully 200 young people were present at tiis early meeting. Prayers were fre-ouand earnest The meeting lasted one bait bour and was thoroughly en joy At 9:30 a. m. the convention was called to order with President Thrall in the coair. A business meeting ensued and ths following committee were appointed: On resolutions Rev. Dr. R. 0. John T. Alton, O. H. Ward. On recommendations. R. J. Caskey, C. D. Sweny, F.Clay, C. DooJsand J. V. Harvey. Tbe report from the different societies of the Union indicated prosperity and a great hope for tbe future. There are twenty-thresocieties, with an active membership of 534 active and 225 associate members. The delegates present are 350. Every society in the Union is represented, the largest delegation being from the First Presbyterian church of Salt Lake City. There were twenty-liv- e delegates present from that church. At 10:45 the topic, "How to prepare for a Chriation Endeavor State Convention" was presented in an able manner by the president, Rev. J. B. Thrall of Bait Lake City. The work, and duties of officers, committees and members were carefully mapped out. ' The general-- - discussion of this topic was opened by D. Thorburn of Ogden. snoKe upon the various duties or local "That while we would all recognize tbe importance of loyalty to our respect- ive churches and denominations we nevertheless consider it a special ground of praise to God thattbia Christian Fades tot movement is working out such happy results along tha hoe ot general in the christian union and Lord's work, apart from denominational differences. "That we emphsize tbe importance of attending these annual conventions and that we ill, so far as practicable plan to be present next convention. "That tbe thanks of this convection are due and are hereby tendered to the churches, and local societies, and com mitteesof Ogden, forth completeness of their arrangements, to the of ladiea the in generosity table for all, th spreading to th homes which have given hospitalities, to the railroads for their generous terms, and to the president of the convention, and the executive committee for their prevailing labors to make the convention a great success." THF ETE5IXO 8ES8IOX. Th evening session was a great success also. The house was crowded to its utmost capacity and the exercises were the most interesting ot the day. Tbe evening program was carried out as printed except that Mr. Johnson's address was omitted owing to bis absence when bis Dart waa announced. The addresses were very interesting and the consecration meeting, which closed the session, was extremely entertaining and satisfactory. Th convention adjourned to meet at this time next year at Salt Lake City. THE SOUTHWESTERN, e Its Western Brahch Terminates "Id the Air." Now that the presidents' agreement cancelled tbe pool which prohibited the Northwestern from extending its line from Ft Casper, Wyoming to a junction with the Central Pacific at Ogden, that road will be compelled to close the gap, in self defence. The road is completed s the distance and has ample capital to complete the line.. Nothing remains but tbe alternative of a terminus equal to nowhere, or to build two hundred and fifty miles to Ogden, where it can compete for the best carrying business in the west. three-fourth- Poll van V X . TaoAhdN1 ULIO tsociation. 1 All teachers in the J Ja of Utah nare asked to attend a eid in the university b, 1 Xake ity, on Saturday. V .7' . visa Dili ty ot organ V iritonai Jsidered teachers' association, best, to form such org. aW Signed, J. S. Boreman, Jos. S. reery, Dr. John R. Park, W. N. Shilling, Wm. M. Stewart, E. Benner, J. F. Millspaugh, E A. Wilson, J. Huse. Ul tb saaaajrarsopiekie. that be will bm iUILEOiD VOTES. Threat ntd fcy Taalbee. appear ssis. It is ,tut cartaia taat March 3L Is tb baa-Wassovgtox, at th ferooklv Over a Terr Small ta presentof appesrsao k Eix Musie this week will b bs Snpt. Bsatroft aad Family Mare e i thai this noraing tb defease o Acsjdscny BftMae BMideata. Matter. tareveUoc. fl&ed iteslf to aa attempt to prat that Neil Tb theatrical com Tsui be Bad threat against Kiivmid. Burgas' Park CitJ Bscord: Tb public school The Police Etrord. pany, Tb County Fsir," armed in aad that those tcrsste wars commaa-eate- d was tb seed of s wild psaie among tb route for Ssa Francourt bad 4 amaH lot ot Ogdea yestsrdsy to tb defeodant Tbe asost Tb polio V.Ls Wdassr in all departments pupils with cisco car for Btoriag tb iu special witness wss Mrs. Mary offenders moo to deal com with yesterlour trsiaed dots sad cae wLirb dsy I t, but) was fortucstely sttsodsd bo testified that oa th day of accompany the troupe in its travels. It th shooting Doanalisoa bad toU ber of Tb panic day. with no 4 km result- -. direct from Kaasta City sad tb difficulty betwea Tauibe aad Kia-ra-id MIVs Kelly got tea days as a plain earn started in tbj room of Mrs. W. S. Sharp, started for tbe wet again at 7 o'clock aad bad said Tauibe bad wan td sad was caied by tb f aintiag of a htue drunk. on tbs Southern Paclac. W.E. Carter was Eaed $3 aad Kiacaid to ana himself. 11 had also cirL Mrs, fharp was working at tb too for excessive with his being Tb report ia detail of a fatal accident told ber that b had with Tauibe blackboard, sad tb first ietiotstion shs st Kawhas, Wyo, reached the Unioo a good part of th day ta order to keep had ot tb trouble s when tb chil- language. bevsrsl plain drunks wer added yes- Pacific department beadausrtersin this him sway from K "wid dren de a ru-- b for the dpor reming t fur adjournment a Dumber of other Tib is deed! Sh is deadl" Mrs. Sharp terday. . city yesterday. Tb particulars state mat an ou Bias by tbs asm of Joca u. witaeaees testified as to threats mad by faced th school aad tried to stem tb Estate Transfira. Eeal William, working in th Union Pacific Tsulbe sgainst Kiaoatd; of Tauibe) but could not It uoa spread Rel estate transfers f urnished by tb yards, was struck by a yard engine sad telling him that b bad better arm to Miss Cunicgham's department aad sustained injuries from which be died in from tber to Prof. Short's room. Tb Heodersbot Abstract office, 41i a about three hour after. professor mads a desperate endeavor to avenue, for March 31, V3QI: A Salt for Damages. Mr. C IL Moormsn. tbs general secrecheck th mad rush by blocking tb G. W. Dickeraoa to J. A. Boyl trustary of tb Railroad V. M. C A, takes doorway. It wss do use, however, sad tee, New March 3L George P. York, ot section 34, township C range pride in preeenting tb aims and results part he was carried out ot th room into tb Wookton has brought suit against Tbo 1 west t20,0ua of To hall aad from there out ot doors by th to that icttituUoa inquirers. K. Helen Inscbo to A.' Drsgo, lots 8 The Commercial be C Power ia tb supreme court to resurging mass. Th excitement was ter- sad U. block 2L Lake View addi- stated that from threerepresentative branch rific for s few moments, and it waa a a year cover C32L1G7 damages for breach of $500. ago, th number in ibis district now contract Woolston avers that in Msy. great wonder that some ot tb younger tion, M. J. Bates to A. Gouthier, part ot reaches fifteen, with secretaries for l&JU, Power and be made aa agreement pupils wer not knocked down sad section 1 31, 7, wild west each. Tb work ot th Y. M C A. in by which the Utter was to assign to him township range trampled upon. Considering tb $5U0. all ot its departments is a grand on in in tbs July following bait ot tbs stock of panic and th tender years ot some of to Wilson B. J. Johnson, part ot its acbkvements for good, but ot the tbe Helena Water company, of Montana, th pupils, th fact that none wer northeast quarter section 33, township railroad department in particular, too in consideration of seriously injured wss s miracle. Tb 6, f7i,(J and ooesixth tange 2 sent, $300. much praise cannot be given to its interest in tbs West Side company of little girl was revived and taken home, J. Johnson to G. Soderquist, part of ennobling work. It not only seeks the Helena for $4u0,000. Power allegea tb but it wss some time before order was section 33, township 0, range 2 west elevation and advancement ot the rail- contract was finally restored. only to b carried out $3(0. road man, but aims to soften th many Woolston secured previously tb $21,600. Total, trials and hardship so peculiar to bis remainder ot the stock in both comRocky Mountain Amber, made by tbe Schellhas Brewing company is tb best occupation by providing tor his solid panies. Mountain made Rocky Amber, by th comfort as well as bis material improvebeverage in th market Schellhas Brewing company is the best ment Denies the Allegation. in th market beverage General Superintendent W. IL BanA PYTHIAS TEMPLE. Chicago, March 3L Chairman Midg-l- ey croft of th Union Facinc, was yesterday The BalL denies that he baa ever communiMonday Sight in Lake bad where Salt gon to City, One Will Probably Be Organized In meet Mrs. Bancroft who has been on a cated witk th officials ot th Missouri Commercial: Edok Everybody Ogden Soon. to ber former bom in Wichita, Pscifio demanding the dischsrge ot tb at the ball given by the Sol of visit Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. Bancroft re- agent who Tbe two lodges of tb Knight ot present issued tbe reduced sugar were more Patrick than St at turned to this city yesterday afternoon tariff. It is understood ths whole matPythias met last evening at tbe Csstle least that was the verdict otpleased, the par- where they will make their futur ter bss been referred to the advisory ball on Twenty-fourtstreet about 100 ticipants at 2:30 when the last strains of home. It is their intention to go to board. strong, .n company with their wives, music died sway. Tbe supper served housekeeping, and society here will welsweethearts and sisters and enjoyed a for tbe occasion by Madame Doree waa come this estimable family. Owing to Rocky Mountain Amber, made by tb certainly fit for tbe gods, and those who recent death in the family of her parents, Schellhas Brewing company is tbe best social and banquet went eleswhere missed a rare treat. In tbe mother of Mrs. Bancroft and two beverage in tb market The meeting was to diseuss the organ- the future such balls will be hailed with nieces will live with her here. ization of a Temple of Pythian Sisters, delight by all lovers of mirth and fun. The Rio Grande Western rerorU To Ladles Troubled With or tbe feminine feature of th Knights things moving serenely with all trains Painful or ot Pythias. It was decided to Institute suppressed menstruation. Purified by Fire. on time ana nothing new or startling, such a Temple nest Tuesday evening, Oregon Kidney les. if taken a tew days March 31. The residence ot London, the organizer, a lady from Iowa, being before the expected period, relieves all Adjudged Insane. eZ ;C ted at that time. The names of Arthur Wilson, known as Thranby pain. It contain no mineral poisons Thirza Miles, an unmarried woman, 32 about fifty ladies are already enrolled Croft, near Doncaster, where tbe anditisexpectedthatthe Temple will Notice. scandal took place, m which Sir yeara old, waa adjudged to be suffering start Pfl With not less than seventy-fivWm. Gordon Cummincrs was involved from intermittent mania yesterday, business ot th 1st The undertaking charter members, while in company with tbe caused probably by menlngiU. Shs S. M. Preshsw will be continued for tb The Pythlana expect to go to Bait Prince playing Washof been partially de- will be sent to the territorial asylum at present at the old stand, 2152 Lake City on Monday evening, to frater- stroyed byWales,,haa fire. tt avenue. Provo. Sheriff ington will escort to ber Belnap nize with the Damons down there. They this th asylum morning. will probably charter a special train for Sermon Tonig-ht-. Rocky Mountain Amber, made by ths the occasion. World The Schellhas Brewing company ia the best Enriched. Elder Wm. IL Redwine of the Chris Tbe facilities of tbe present day for the beverage in tbe market The District Court. tian church, is in the "city from KenThe First District Court pushed busi- tucky, and will deliver a sermon tonight production of everything that will conness yesterday, as the following list of in lb county court room. Subject: duce to tht material welfare and comfort "W bo do men say that I, the son of of mankind ar almost unlimited and for Easter, 1891 docket entries will show: those man, am?" Everybody, N. Erickson vs. Joseph Metzler, de- wno seldom go to bear especially cor- when Syrup of Figs waa first produced preaching, tne world was enncued wita the only 2355 WASHINGTON AVE. fendant confessed judgment for $94.75 dially invited to hear him. laxative known, a it ia the only perfect and interest A Misfortune to Grease. remedy which it truly pleasing and reOgden City vs. E. Maden et al., disfreshing to the taste and oromot and A ot tank Contithe delivery wagon missed by consent. We are showing a full effectual to cleanse the system gently in down nental broke Oil a A. vs. F. company by John Saltenberger line of Black Imperial Lindsay, trial to a jury. Verdict, no cause of wheel coming off in Corey's alley yester the Spring time or, in fact, at any Urn Twills, Fancy Wool Bro- day afternoon. In falling a hole wa and the better it is known the more pop action. 1 ry-- uiarJLboMmes. Mattie Malroy vs. IL L. Wbite, Jis stove into one or tne tanks anjfi lt fellowship and cooperation, by Messrs Axton and Tollee of Salt Lake City. The topic, "Suggestions for Special Work by Christian Endeavor Societies of Utah" was by C. H. Moorman, of Ogden, and Mildman Murphy, of Salt Lake City. They emphasized personal work and the use of the Word. A good christian worker must be full of the Word so that he can quote the Bible readily. The last topic of the morning was, "Christian Endeavor and the Church." The speakers were Revs B. F. Clay, of Salt Lake City; Frank Barnett, of Ogden; F. G. Webster, American Fork, and Frank S. Forbes, of Provo. All agreed that the Y. P. S. C. E. movement is of the greatest assistance to churches in 863uring unity of work and activity abng all lines of christian labor. Just before the adjournment of the morning session, Rev. Fuller, a returned missionary from China, was introduced. His pictures ot heathenism were strikingly vivid. Mr. Fuller has a plan of raising money by two cents a week subscriptions. He expects to raise $150,000 this year from the Y. P. S. C. E. Societies in the United States for missions in China. Following this address came adjournment for lunch. f The convention was called to order promptly at 2:30 p. m. Devotional exercises, were led by Rev. A. J. Bailey of Ogden. The following five-minu- papers were presented: "Christian Endeavor Eye or the Lookout Committee," by Mies Anna F. Hulburd of Salt Lake City. The "Christian Endeavor Hand the Social Committee," by Mrs. W. H. Whitney of Salt Lake City. The "Christian Endeavor Heart the Prayer Meeting Committee," by Miss Jessie F. Holmes of Lehi City. These papers brought out clearly the duties and methods of these important committees in the Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor work. The topic "My One Talent" was discussed under three heads. Th first, "How to Find It," by . Miss MaryE. Knox of Smithfield; "How to Train It," by Miss Anna F. Hadley of Mt. Vernon; and "How to Use It," by Misa Florence A, Blanchard of Ogden. Miss Ella R. Hereman, ot Logan, and Master William Burr, of Salt Lake City, each gave a very pointed paper on"The Characteristics of a model Christian Endeavor Society." The general- discussion upon this topic was opened by, O. H. Ward, of Salt Lake City. H4Y was followed by Mf. C. E. BrainarA,of Ogden. " Tba'Children'a by Miss d Mpy McClelland, Miss Alice Miss Mary H. Nutting, of the Ogdenoademy and Rev. Frank Barnett, ot Ogden. Shis ronjgted olLBjWe" recitations, and Trvivid object lesson on Christian Endeavor, and one of the most interesting and suggestive of all the ot th convention. The report ot committee on resolu-ojJ- 8 was now presented as follows: To the Christian Endeavor Union: 1 our committee on resolutions agrees in making the following report. The Utah Christian Endeavor Union five-minu- - Half-Hour,- Haro-n4ndn- F. A. Cook sold several pieces of property last week on the installment plan. Miss Marion Carpenter, of this place; is assisting . at the Western Union Telegraph office in the Ogden depot Rootife Beeson, the successful druggists, are about to enlarge their present quarters. Mr. E P. Cook is the general agent for the biography ot the late William Tecumseh Sherman, which is a very interesting and popular work. W. B. Wedell sold lots 23 and 24 in Sandford's yesterday to Farmer Sandtord for a consideration of $800. Mr. James Iverson is figuring on a large deal with some eastern parties. It might be said that when he starts a scheme it generally matures. The many friends of Mrs. Mary Smith, wife of Wm. Smith, on East Second street will be pained to learn of the sad misfortune which she suffered at Decatur, 111. Some three weeks ago Mrs. Smith left for that place, where she has friends and relatives for the purpose of having an operation performed, but the-- l case seemed a aimcuu one ior me most skilled and learned surgeons to operate on, and but a few days ago the sorrowful news by a telegram informed him of her death, wnicn occurred soon alter the operation. Mr. Smith and his unfortunate wife were held in the highest esteem by all who have had the pleasure of forming their acquaintance, and the blow seems a hard one to the husband who is said to be in an almost delirous A. A. A. condition from grief. . pro-ridi- h e Mfa u leu n 11 T imn v. Mo-'Ma- Dan-delio- Pia-gre- h A New Mexican Kail Every laboring man should hear the cents. rvau mey were neavier. cigars. Friday. road. Denver, March 31. The Mexican Cuerna Vaca and Pacific railroad company was incorporated today with a capital of $2,000,000. The line will run from the City ot Mexico to Cuerna Vaca and the coast through a very fertile region for a distance of 320 miles. The incorporators are Gen. Herman Strum, George Fritch, Charles Wheeler, Andrew R Heath and Philip Zang. The officers are: George Fritch, president; Gen. Strum, vice president and general manager; Charles Wheeler, secretary; A. B. Heath, treasurer, and Maj. John M. Sut-maof Saratoga, N. Y., superintendent of construction. Gen. Strum has been granted a by the Mexican government for the construction of the road which gives him the right of way and exempts the company from taxation for thirty years Work will be commenced as soon as Gen. Strum can reach the City of n, "Take it before breakfast" Dr. ley's English Dandeiion Tonic. Hen- fecial Prescription! IS THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY IN THE WORLD THAT WILL ABSOLUTELY CURE Where to Ms Time? Has been the query addressed to IL M. Bond &Co., many times since the announcement of their removal to the Child building, 2111 Washington. Promptness, reliability and intelligence, we believe, are more factors in the success of any business than the Mexico. . pretense of low prices for shoddy goods. Orders solicited. Threatened With a Flood. We have now a central locality, perand desire all the Lima, Ohio, March 31. The Mercer manent quarters, prompt paying customers we can get covers which county reservoir, nearly Storage at low prices. Desk room. 30,000 acres of land, is in great danger Telephone 72. of breaking its embankments and flood ing the surrounding country. The res ervoir has been tilled by the recent heavy rains, and in one place about a mile trom Cetina has broken tbe em His Last Appearance. New York, March 31. An evening paierhas the following: Ed wiu Booth has informed his manager that be would not play next season and has cancelled two weeks in Brooklyn. This means, in Ropky Mountain Amber. tnnd hv tha Schellhas Brewing company is the beet beverage in the market DR. LESLIE'S con-cessi- Chandler and Mies, Emma Clark, both physicians, continues to be favorable to its spread. of Ogden. Rev. Thomas McClary, of Minneapolis, Minn., in his famous lecture, "Sunshine in Labor," to be delivered Bt the First M. E. church Wednesday evening, April Mo- rch e, n "Sunshine in Labor." and genuine English hair Brilliarites. e bankment If the waves continue to wash the em bankment it cannot last Many people in the vicinity are moving out Rocky Mountain Amber, made by the Schellhas Brewing company is the best La Grippe Raging: in Iowa. beverage in the market Des Moines, Iowa, March 31. The "Liver complaint knocked out every grip epidemic has struck Des Moines round" by Dr. Henley's English and the doctors report hundreds T. D. Tonic E. affected with the malady. In many cases it is proving fatal. Reports from A Marriage License. the surrounding towns snow that the A marriage license was issued yester- disease is general throughout central to George C Iowa. The weather, in the opinion of day by the county clerk 25 etc Wash-iagte- J 1st Admission bim-selt,- ba -- Di-- wwi Persons Iran from various directions Johd D, Watson vs. IL G. Jemmett wun , At the Old (stand. .1 sprinmers and vessels to save the a to trial jury. Verdict for the plaintiff wasting 31. The jrsAS Kj Citt, fluid. Tbe company lost about for the value ot the horse $250 and damAmerican National of bank this or OI miny-iirtne Oil. city gallons iony ages, $3. i which failed January 19th, resumed Mark Lindauer et al. vs. James TO": business tnorninir . Sale. Avar with this It Assignee's assignee, permission given to open and publish depositions in this case. Entire stock of hardware to be closed 000 in cash in its vaults. It was' pre dicted that there would be a run on the D. P. Whitney vs. Cyrill Hurssell, trial out at cost. 6ol Twenty-fourtstreet. bank when it nnana1 hut nn IKa nnn. to a jury; verdict for the defendant of F. A. Dillingham, Assignee. trary the bank has received deposits $143.73. fnom its old customers and there is a EttaHarsh, adm'rx., vs. the Union Miles' Nerve and Liver Pills general feelinz of confidence in tha now FIVE POINT KEWS. Pacific Railway company, defendant Act on a new principle regulating the organization. granted ten days further time to plead. liver, siomacn ana Dowels inrough the Michael Murphy vs. B. A. Bowman, nerves, Look out for April fool. new discovery. JJr. Miles' a Only a Hole in the Ground. dismissed costs. at plaintiff's A 315,000 sale in 'real estate today; for Pills speedily cure billieusness, bad W. al. vs. et G. Child P. San J. trial Frick, Francisco, March 31. The particulars see tomorrow. to a Verdict for the plaintiff of taste, torpidforliver, piles, constipation. steamer Zelandia has arrived from Hon Unequaled men, women, children. Ezra Chase is the popular tonsorial $520. jury. mildest surest! 50 doses, 25 olulu. The cones of the Halemaumau artist at the Points. J. B. Frick vs. W. G. Child, dismissed Smallest cents. Samples free at H. A. Walker. have disaoDeared. leaving n in J. G. Passailaigne was able to return at plaintiff's costs. A nlierht onrthr,oVo 500 feet dean. to his duty at the Union Pacific office S. H. Head vs. John Saltenberger.trial Smoke Havana shock Gath was felt at Carpenter's the volcano, while in to a jury. Pending and continued until yesterday morning. n THE AFTERNOON. re, es . Poiuer EKfieau cut live minutes were made upon the topic, fpech8 'Christian Endeavor Union an aid to VLU-aao- bac-car- et e, a l'school PISIC. jSICK HEADACHE! TESTIMONIALS. TOD & CRAWFORD. Commission tlerchaots and Dealer in Lauding J?nts ,Ro- Briggs Medicine Co. - Cb. 19th. 1891. I shall be glad to assist yon in promoting the sale of Dr. Leslies Special Prescription. Indeed, most of what I. I have bought of yon in halt f.. b th. given awar. myvithaTing been completely"wiicored self after a life- suau giatuy certify. i Should ypn write to either Dr. MarkeU or Dr. Mason, of this place, yon may refer to Tod Ckawpobd, as to thesuperiorityof your Special Prescription. Yours truly, ' . D WilL tod. Price 25 Cente. Sold by aU Drug-gists. Briggs Medicine Co., San Francisco, CaL mm OPENING OF DRESS PATTERNS. Our importation of foreign novelties in Dress Patterns places that portion of our large stock of goods at the head of all other attempts in that line. IT MIGHT CO In- fuse you were you to see all of our Silks in color and black, but in buying you want a large line to select from in order to get suited, and considering this fact we bought nearly every style and color. TRIMMINGS Of Gilt, Gold and Silver band, Tinsel and Jewel Trimming are the styles, and we have them in variety. Plain and fancy Silk Grenadines. We have these beautiful goods in all styles and qualities, and offer them at Eastern prices. While examining goods in other departments take time to look at our Shoes. This is a line we can save you money on. l I lfrif lit ft Sons Co., 2355 Washington Ave. FINE CLOTHING. Gent's Furnishings, New Spring Styles in Stet- son's and Bunlap Hats. Boy's and Children's Clothing:, Finest and Most Complete Stock in the City, and at Popular Prices. MARKS, GOLDSMITH k HI ng |
