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Show 9 Cash Bargain Store Early Fall Clearance Sale! 1 to Oct. Oct. for 30 Only, Days Positively EVERYTHING AS ADVERTISED OR MONEY REFUNDED. . 31; ' :i. ' 4 Shoe an j other, departments of our Stock, we Desiring to make so m clearances in our overcrowded or in Ogden or Salt Lake Cities sensatibnal and misleading sales below Quote you an array of reduced values unheard , it M 50 Cents a Pair. Riveted California Overalls, Gents' Furnish-5- 0 Turkish Bath Towels at our Drives from Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! ing Goods Department. halfDoz. what you have paid for them Sale Only. worth This The greatest outer essential. Mens wool hats, $1.00 18x56 bleached and half bleached tQwels, per pair 20c. worth each. 45c Mens fur hats, each i35 20x40 bleached and half bleached towels, per pair 25c. Next to bread, the inner. bleached and half bleached towels, 35c. 55c per each fiue felt hats, Iio s pair 2245 500 pairs Mens Standard 9-o- z I . 50 l'5. 75 prs. Mens fancy cottonade pants Mens satiuett pants 75 50 50 44 string c.ttnade panfs. Up) I k 4 75 So 75 prs. Mens fine and heavy Shoes, go at $1.00 worth $ 1.50 to 2.55 41 Ladies fine kid shoes, go at .. 1.00 i.4oto2.oo 75 Ladies oil grain .shoes go at, , 1. 00 regular price $1.45 60 44 Ladies tan Oxford shoes, goat.. 1.00 50 ' Ladies kid Oxfords, patent tip, at .90 50 Ladies kid Oxfords, patent tip, at .75 50 - 5 Misses kid Oxfords, patent tip, at .75 35 1. 10; Childrens kid and grain shoes, at .75 100 45 100 t Infants kid and goat shoes, at. . . .25 35 5d 75 ' xoo 75 i worth $1.25 to 1.50; 24x48 bleached and woth L'50 2.50; 26x52 bleached and .70 J7 1.25 30x60 bleached and . I j 9 Bovs cassimere pants 2?! 100 44 Mens suspenders, per pair. ... . .15 9 75 suits Mens underwear, at ioo pairs Mensgoaf aml kid gloves, perpr" .50 worth 75c to 1.00 worth Men's home made wool liose, At 20 .30 loo A Fine Stock of WINTER UNDERWEAR, Overshirts, We have in stock a fine and complete line of Shoes for men, women and children, bought before the raise inleather, which' we are now " selling at' prices very little in advance of what they will cost ns later on. 500 Yards White Shaker Flannel at 6 cents per yard; worth 10 cents a yard. 5 Hats, Suspenders, Hosiery at Greatly Reduced Prices. BLANKETS 10-- 4 1 -4 11-- 4 ir-- 4 A-3STD blauketvsft All sizes in stock. Onr Prices are at least 20 per !ao cent LOWER than any .dealer in the county.. During 2.00 as an additional inducement to purchasers 2.25 this sale, 375 of Trunks, we will allow 10 per cent discount' off of COMFORTERS, white and gray blankets, soft and fleecy . .j .75 white and gray blankets, soft and fleecy. . 1.25 extra heavy gray blankets, soft nd fleecy. 1.50 half wool white blankets, softaud fleecy. . 2.50 all wool white TRUNKS AND SATCHELS. Neckwear and Gloves, half bleached towels, per pair 40c. half bleached towels, per pair 50c. half bleached towels, per pair 65c. worth-4? and fleecy... 3.50 j 55 2.25 present prices. 1.35 Extra large comforters, wool filled, at Now is the Time to Buy. 750 Yards White and Gray Home Made Lidseys, 2 yards wide, at 50 cents per yard. 500 yards Langtry Dress Flannel, all wool, 33 inches wide, at .30 cts. a yard; worth 50 cts a yard. 1.4 1 A Stock of Outing, Shaker and All-Wo- Flannels, Twilled andFtaih, Home Made onEasiernnlLColors, at ol prices in keeping with the decline in price of wool. 750 yds cMed , cents Lindseys, bright, fast colors, Snitibjo for Childrens Dresses, Ladies Skirts or Quilt Linings, 8i 400 yds Standard Table Oil Cloth, Best Quality, Assorted Patterns, at m iri 11151 Assorted widths and colors, all silk, athalf price.No. 5. 5c; No. 7,7k; No. 9, 10c; No. 12, 121c; No. 16, 15c; No. 20, 171c I i atlL iU I 1 1- 121 cents a y r d. cents per yard. -2 prices 02 DESERET MILLS HOME MADE, ALL WODL HOSIERY, for Ldics and 8, 81; 3Cc; Ladles, 35s Children, ribbed or plain. Sizes 5, 51,, 20c pr; 6, 61, 7, 25c; YflTIPl? TI 17 a yd, worth Of IlTJ I, 50c. Each, worth $1. 100 Ladies All Wool Sleeveless Jackets, worth in and per ceat'more. EMBROIDERED CASHMERE LONG Line 25 to $3 each; When in Coalville, See our Stock and get prices on Ladies and Childrens Underwear, Fascinators, Infants Caps and Bonnets, Ladies Singla'and Double Our PRICES will convince you that the only place to Stock up Shawls, Queensware, Lamps and Tinware, Brooms and Brushes, Rubber Goods, Woo! Boots and Overshoes, for Fall and Winter is a( the ALWAYS RELIABLE JOLiLiOL 111 of INFANTS A Beautiful Cream COATS, Brom, tOrG IB POLITICAL RALLIES. Both Turtle Held SucceMfal Meeting, In onlville This Week. were billed for ft raily The 1opuli-there Monday night, but owing, we undeetami, to the sudden illness of Mr. wife.it was postponed. Mr. Hogan liogau was the speaker billed to talk here. liEPUBMCAX HALLY. son, Eliza Beach, Mary A. Beach, Ella Huffman, Maggie Bower, Tillie Bower, Agnes Lusty. f'Joience Wright, Tithe Eldgedge, Cornelia Branch, Eliza Jane Branch, Nellie Williams. Twelve ladies w ere r Iso expected to ride horeeback in tbe' procession, but their horses became umnanageableand had to be abandoned. J. L. Boyden called the meeting to order and announced that Charles Cal lis, who had been selected by the Democratic committee to run for representative, w ould act as chairman. The chair man then intro luced Hon. John T. Caine as the first speaker; Mr. Caine was followed by Hon. . C. Chambers, and Mr. Chambers by Hon. B. II. Roberts. Mr. Roberts is a gifted orator, ahd was enthusiastically received. He 03t upied thelTihe until H oTclock7when it was necessary for the party to drive to Echo to catch XLumntgoing train for Weber county, w hate they held several rabies this week. The Democratic Glee Club, composed of Messrs. Iyper, Whitney, Patrick and seteial selections Ietereou tendered during the evtiyng. They have magnificent voice-- , and were repeatedly called Hack. horn and he!3 her fait head downwards.' .Mr, Gibson was passing as the accident Item of Inter, Gleaned From Territorial Kachange. A fire at Ogden last wjek complete gutted the courhonae. A railroad train near the stockyards of Salt Lake City Thursday evening ran Over and instantly killed Walter L. Burton and fatally injured hi wife. nt and caught the horse by the bit aid tried to held bim until he released the young lady, but be could not manage the animal. Toe only way for him to save the girl was bv catching bold if her and tearing her dress off, which he promptly did. Herald : Edward Stevenson, who has recently returned homo from an eastern Occurred IllOti UAPHIC AL, jPublthd w hat there ia in them. There is unlimited water at hand for power and - mill aw, Tribune, for t,y request J , Ann Harris Haddock was 69 years of age at the time of her death. Fh w as bora ia England; was married te Enoch Haddock in the year 1844, by w boat she had eleven children, four daughters who survive her. She was baptized int Ihe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Daha Infs in the year 1847. She wssa faithful Latter-Da- y Saint and a very industrious woman, having supported her husband and family in England far nine long years. During all of this time iha withstood all ef the persecutions of friend and foes and raised her family after Ihe death of her husband by washing. fcister Ann for many years desired te gather with the Saints in Zion, At length her prayera were answered. Pro. Edward Haddock, having been left a widower, sent for Mister Ann Haddock to couie, which filled her soul with joy. bho arrivfed in IJoytsviiie on the 12th day of July, 1888, and made her homo thqro until her death. Bhe did a noble work in tbe Temple for her an castors; she made many frieuds and nequaintamL. Sue was a faiUiul wife and a good mother. On Monday, the 5th day ef August, w hiie reading to one of the sisters, she was suddenly stricken with apiralytic stroke. All that loving hands could do to mi inster to her was dose, but on the 6th dy of August she peacefully paused away. Millennial Har please copy. y Th Fall Bleotlsw Will, beyond a doubt, he the greatest event in the hivtory of Utah, because in the lives of even the oldest Inhabitant, ihe pm ilege of votiug for governor and all the state officials will be given to all males over twenty-on- e years of age. While it is true the women cannot caet their ballot at the coming election, they caet their' powerful can influence, and even at this early day anxious candidates are seeking for help You ought from the coming woman. to lie familiar with the true situation but you cant unless yon get reliable news. Its furnished ir. The Tribune daily or semi. Onedollar a month for the daily and 75 cents for three months for the eemi. The Republican rally on Tuesday Word comes from all quarters that the is his friends a most drew another hjrge towd te the nea'teet and most satisfactory dye for trip, showing collection of photographs of Brick schoolhouse. The lilies of the coloring the beaid a brown or black ia scenes connected with early Mormon hisRepublican precinct committee had the Buckinghams Dye for the Whiskers. in The collecNauvoo. also about and and achoolhouse nicely decorated, tory Tintic Miner: Four carlpadsof ma- tion includes photogiaphs of fie her C. of of car a state composed arranged chinery were received this week for the Kimballs old home at Nauvoo, David thirteen voung ladies, seated in two new Fioux mill and tbe work of getting Wbitinera house at Far West, the LyMiss over and by presided wagons, it int place ia being pushed rapidly man White house here Joseph Smith Lizzie bwainson as Utah. - The other ahead. was atone time a prisoner, and the only Effie young ladies wereRettie Wheaton, Time are dull and money out The deputy marshal -- of Provo have house now standing at Millport. All isoBr Blanche Ball, Nellis-.1Itoades, of sight, tout Ihe nli ltargnln Moits sale unearth the hidden received word of the shouting of Al. HolEthel Beard, Clara Hirst, Blanche AlliTbe constitution that has been broken dollar and compel the shrewd man Ruuiuiel near by Jim Monticello, djrn or weakened by long standing disson, Lizzie Walker, May Welsh. Imjer tolmeet. and ban were Both white Juan men stock dressed ill all in were in orders . They county. the liver and kidneys, ia of and quarrelled over a horse. rttel to withstand the encroachments after joining in the parade were seated takes cold a disease. Fuc-t- i ir, the schoolhoiue to the right of the Tintic Miner :The residence- of Matt easily, cannot stand person fatigue, and in cases speakers. Neustrom Tn the northeast part or town of epidemics, is the first to fall a victim, Mayor Wright acted as chairman of was totally destroyed by fire Wednesday ! T.if proper course is to remove the cause oi tbe weakness l,y treating tbe liver the meeting, and iftlrodaeed as the firet mormng and bs infant daughter, aged d kilne J. 11' McLean. nom-4-iHeard, Republican George fSfEATS.JRlDEt, speaKcr eight months and twenty one day a, was Liver and Kidney Bahir will reach the Summit for leprcBontative from COPYRIGHTS. World Fair, seat of trouble and restore rue diseased burned to a crisp, awantAirMttit a patfkt? Inobtiiw i rjnr to functional county. Mr. Beard made a short activity. organs extra healthy the enjoys areapurilla prompt Ayers opinion writ tn Wasatch Wave; The luug talked of creased nourishment of the body will fifty yer pi I S dr O., who hT had btwi;Comrounit and the chairman introduced as ordinary distinction nf having been the to th pufwtt zpenno rethe ProVo follow and the patient will rapid v A who only blood puntier allowed an exhibit new brhlge to be built acr of In- ftim MfiMljr the next speaker, lion 3. 4 lliitdh4t( format ion ymemmt Fatffili nod bow to Worlds Fair, Chicago. Man- at the mouth of Provo cmvon. is to be gain health and strength. Price $1 per at the A o of tbeifi en1 tteebsolb evening. the balance fn.bortlut nt trnn. occupied Iwule. and ctmttAa ufacturers of oilier sarsaparilla Sought ceiihtrucit--d in the tieAr lulara. Our klPatHnta D thronck Vuvm A ffWln Mr. Zane is a gifted speaker, and was by Ut' fa a means to obtain every shosmgof Amcriran, anc Cosl I. an Mr. K. W. Drigg, the pewing apici&i noUofttntba n tnufi ara hnrnabt iMibUevUh repeated applauded. The meeting thert their goods, but they were all turned 1 hn aplndtd Uia to eht of P the afitruied man machine m il Pleasant pat ittr Grove, tpTmrr. iafr, Secretary says away under the application of the rule hltwaraud baa br far tbr Miurd adjourned. of patent medicines is a sure go. of any aoumufie wttrk m tfac decision of the Commiesionsr of the GenUrkrt tGrcuiaticiB . & Mr. Zane left Coalville far Park City forbidding the entry frea. world a cotMaaotrt Tear, 8alluLiuvu''l;rtl. pia of the and nostrums. The deti-io- n a y&r. kiiurk Buildmjt k Jittojt inomhly, fa eral Lund Office in the matter ef coal Mr, J., K. Fowler, R. E. ra!t of Safina, the firet discoveoDiea, ) eanta. Kery htiBibwr ermhama Wednesday morning, xund spoke at that World's Fair authorities in favor of secretary and Stafof R. in Elwood and folorm, No, made piaf Of), entry by botuma. wrtli plana. anaMinrhaudm tohnw Uta erer of the remarkable deposits of lead city in the evening. He and Mr. George Ayers Sarsaparilla was in effect as fol- treasurer of the Corinne Mill, Canal and and btifMit aarura rQtrHa Addrta in district ford, aud Salt the Lake a City not is ca-lows: at Beard are also bil'e to speuK Stock Co., of Corinne, Utah, in speakUpton Ayers Sarsaparilla ru sandstone in Ssiina canron, up a COm bkW 3tl dBOAifWJtT. Iran 'erred te tbe Pleasant Valley ConL . patent medicine. It does not belong To ing of Chamberlain on Monday, October 28lh. to Fait lake last evening. Ife cluhus Cough Remedy its . the list (4 moctrunva.. It is .here an -- The evidence in the case showlion. Joseph Stanford of Og lfi, Uofi. merits. I consider-')- !; the best id the Company, that his prbspeOlug tunnels says: snowed that Stafford transferred hia inand lion. of Park Thomas Kearns market. I have used many kinds but the extent of the depodtste be much City ing Ir. J. J. Chamberss office is located find Chamberlain's the most prompt terest and abandoned the land one year greater than he at first suVposed, and George Ferd efCoalville wilt speak in one door south of Coalville house. bfor tbe final proof wa filed by hia . Coalville on Monday night. thataL grealerjlepththe quantity of Nightcals at residence orw block east anielTcctual ingiving ..rcliff.juid .now. iorny. house. 25 of in tf When Tins Oifice. lead in the sandstone is increasing. T my HALLV. DSWOCHSTIC keep another Under the law the entry can only be cold a troubled with or this give It is said to be a first-l- ass ooncentrafr-incough held for the use of the entryman, and duffs ILtll wa nicely decorated and e d ilaltoV v a trial and we assure you that reined onferem-lime f od ll PM-- J Many proposition, TuTd Mt. Ball ha filled obt. w as J ivetn, tod to overflowing on Wednesday relumed amt laid tn tlu-l- r Mi-- i the secretary orders its cancellation . n A entnuwBe5! cmnmct&i for MoeenitTf ftr. for forty-toa more with be will than the ai rangsraenta you Democratic occasion of the on the TtrT ow&lj Omci opponrrt 0 S night pile at tlic t hIi ltargaln More, result. For sale by John Boy den & Kl CK LEX'S A KMcFsALV K. concentrating plant width he will erect J aod out semra paiaut m kas um Utau iboae J from remote rally. Great preparations had been ; cU t litring it loll) to buy In Walt Son. The ljst salve In the world for Cuts, J Wnhinrtop. at to ore mine is not going this fall. 11s be&d model, diawutf or photo., with deter ip-they ran do made and the pabade was a very credit- I.hkc illy wlit-liruiM?, hores. Ulcer, bait Ilhonm, He adrise, if patemaoie or not. free of J but will simply handle the ma JUon. m. Gibson saved lever ternal Express: , present, Sc&arirt. able oue. A shotgun brigade and a car 'better at lionir. Oof t&44not oue till patent latecured. tvjrvs. Tetter, Ghapjed Hand, In driving tbe out is taken How to Obtain Patecut, with A PaMOMLCTf lerial Fkin that a of a from Ureece Erup-Helier all and j peril- tbilbbuns, Corns, daughter of state were features of the procession. of aeoe ia the U. & eod forea eoumrtea J, cures Piles, or no jtnnnels. After he his proved tbe and on bhe eua hist tun, positively free. tent wag Miss Lillian week, Andreas, position was t Utah represented by u RUalwl? oft!. concenlrating method he and rifling a mans ladies on the -- Cluff and tbe other young sale by j wubtake iutoconsideratmnalargu p.atit, i Oe. Wtnt Omct. WHiHCTO)i, D C. car all dresed in white, were as follows: Dr. Prietos Cream BahinePowdor the horse shied and threw her eut of lrue 25 J the t laud will then work the immense dejwits , on sn WilDlptoroe. but hei the Mul dress Hiirhrt Fir Amelia caught seat, Besie CluST, Flora Smith, night - -- j. uuqiit-siimiabl- y Sir srr -- -- I ' I5llo, to-da- y A ntr Iwa-tif- n 1 t- ' g com-meme- C Tnide-Mar- kt ph-a-e- n aaddle!? 1 A perbox'or jc.A.sriov&co.j sc - |