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Show - rt.rj ' 'O's - - ii j.- 4- ji- , - j--7- r- - .... ,- V - 7-- , v J : Cash Bargain Store Eai for 30 Days Only, Oct. 1 to Oct. 31. Positively EVERYTHING ADVERTISED OR MONEY REFUNDED. - AS 1. . ) . -'- overcrOwdetLShoe and other merchandise departments of our Stock, we Desiring to make some clearances in ourunheard of in Ogden or Salt Lake Cities sensational and values misleading sales. below.quote you an array.of reduced j00liair8-Meii- 's- Riveted Stan(iaM-9'Q- Z- ShoestShbes! CftrniOYralls, af SQiCifsadair.' n1, half what you have paid for them ,.od 7v,i, Sale Only.. This The greatest outer essential, 100 Mens wool each. ... 1 ' worth , J1.00 bleached ana half bleached towels, per pair 20c. worth 35c bats, ?5 each Mens fur 20x40 bleached and half bleached towels, pair 25c. lnS ' - 1 . . 1SX36 SP hats, 50 50 Boy. fine felt hats, eacli-,--75 prs. Meus fancy cottouade pants, y Mens satiuett pants, 75 Boys strong 50 50 75 100 100 Ladies kid Oxfords, patent tip, Ladies kid Oxfords, patent tip, Misses kid Oxfords, patent tip, Childrens kid and grain shoes, Infants kid and goat shoes, at. pt 135 .90 at .75 at .75 .25 . is it ji tt 75 22x45 bleached and half bleached .75 worth $1.25 to 1.5074x48 bleached and half bleached worth 15 2.50, 26x51 bleached and half bleached i. 25 1311x60 bleached aud half bleached ... ...; cotton, tde pants. . . 1 KndL!a;r::: , j per towels, per pair 35c. towels, per pair 40c. towels, per pair 50c. fowelsL per pair 65c. 4 45c 55c 60c M 80c $1.00 '500 Yards White Shaker T, Flannel at 0 cents per yard; worth 10 cents a yard, 90 t t.5oi 75 suits Mens underwear, at. too pairs Mens goat and kid gloves, pfrpY 5 worth 75c to 1.00 135 loo worth Mens home made wool hosf, at - 20 ,30 J- .to, Overshirts, 45 A Fine Stock of WINTER UNDERWEAR, I.- at 75 1.35 - 4 25 : We have in stock a fine and complete line of Shoes for men, women and children, bought before the raise in leather, which we are now ' selling at prices very little in advance of what they will cost ns Gloves , fats Neckwear Suspenders, Hosiery at Greet! Reduced Prices. TRUNKS AND SATCHELS. and i All sizes in stock. Our Prices are at least 20 per AHD COMPORTERS.' B2LA.2SriCBTS cent LOWER than any dealer in the county. During this sale, as an additional inducement to purchasers of Trunks, we will allow 10 per cent discount" off of ' present prices. white and gray blankets, soft d fleecy, .f 75 worth fi.io H 2.00 1 white and gray blankets, soft and fleecy, . 1.25 1 4 extra heavy grav blankets, soft and fleecy. 1.50 4i 2.25 --3and fleecy n 4 half wool white' blankets,softsoftand 1 1. 4 all wool white blankets, fleecy... 3.50 u 1.35 2.25 Extra large comforters, wool filled, at,. 10-- 4 1- -4 - 35 later on, f a 5-- 5 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. Flannels, Twilled and Plain, Home Made or Eastern ail Colors, at A Stock of Outing, Shaker and ' All-Wo- f ol prices in keeping with the decline in price of wool. j Lais Skirts or Quilt Linings, 8 cents a yd, forth 12 cents a 400 yds Standard JTable OirCIoth, Best Quality, Assorted Patterns, at 17 -2 cents per yard.. 750 yds checked Lindseys, bright, fast colors, Suitable for Childrens Dresses, yrd 1- ' pk IlliiliOV 1 A?7rtfd--iwth- s TIPI NflTfCR 50e. Each, worth $1. 100 Ladies All Wool Sleeveless Jackets, .worth in par CASHMERE Line of 25 cant more. , $3 each; When in Coalville, See our Stock and get prices on Ladies and Children's Underwear, Fascinators, infants Caps and Bonnets, Ladies Single and Double Shawls, Queen swore. Lamps and Tinware, Brooms end Brushes, Rubber Goods, Wool Boots and Overshoes , Our PRICES will convince you that the only place to Stock up "ATI for Fall and Winter is at the ALWAYS RELIABLE INFANTS' EMBROIDERED A Beautiful LONG COATS, l f TERRITORIAL NOTES. Intrrr.t Glunnl From Territorial Exctnage, Frank Hogestead, who shot the Indian on Pioneer Day at Pangmtch lake, has been indicted at St. George for murder , in th first degree, - , Item of Mereur7Te'T;2Srainiro1hi!7 a miner employed In the Marion mine, was caved on and instantly killed last evening shortly after going on shift. Kalina Press: Ward Liddle this week shot and killed a Rocky Mountain Sheep a veritable Big Horn, These animals are becoming very scarce in the West a$d a hunter aha succeeds in killing one of them islonsidered a jitn dandy by professional .sportsmen. Kephi Times: Typhoid fever is gam- - t greatest piecautions should be taken to avoid this dread disease. Stale fruit and vegeiahlcs or impure water should not be nsed, and every ones premises should he thorosghlv cleaned up. The Bearer Utonion reports the death of Father Valentine, aged 80 years 4 months and 6 days. He has been in charge for some time of the property at Fott Cannon, and on going home from Beaver on the night of the blizzard, He got lost and perished from exposure. Tribune: Ytidro Hernandez, who lived at Silver Reef, Utah, In the '70s, has not been heard from Ly hia relatives at San Jose, Cal., for Uenty years. Accordingly, they assume that be is dead, and have applied for the probate of his estate, consisting of a ban Jose lot, valued at , . Mr. Beeby had nine head of horses stolen committed by the gentlemen in setting from him while he a as camping a short fire to theii own printingotfice. Brs and his aids were held to the distance below Fort Duchesne. He grand jimythe first named in bonds of TTioughVdney "were taken liy the Vies, and the two laiterln 1,000 each. and from his description of the manner 5,000 in which the horses were stolen, the InIf your child Is puny, fretful, troubled dians are probably the guilty parties. with glandular swellings, inflamed eyes, or sores on the head, face, or body, a None Bat Arer'e t the World's Fair, course of Arers Saisaprilla is needed Ayers Sarsaparilla enjoys the extra- to expid the scrofulous humors from the ordinary distinction of having been the only blood purifier aliened an exhibit blood. The sooner you begin to give at the Worlds Fair, Chicago. Manu- this medicine the better. facture of ether sarsaparilla sought Logan Journal: 0tf Tuesday sa Into obtain a ehowingof by every-mea- ns their goods, but they were ali turned dian squaw apjieared in the It wle town of away tinder the application of the rule Clarkston and pointed out J. Hendrickforbidding the entry of patent medicines son, a young man working on if threshand nostrnms. The decision of the World's Fair authorities in favor of ing machine, saying thathe had assulted A vets FarsapariUa was in effect as fol- her at her w ickiup some distance from lows: Aypri fiarsprilla is not a tow b. She showed scars where she said patent medicine. It doe not bel ng to the fellow had beaten her in bis bage at the list of nostrums. is here on It merits. its Tuesday afternoon 'BrigtiXffrBngTeri .a dingier reporterjeaptured w wenster tarantula on the hillside eastot Brigham. The ugly creature was found sedately at Henry walking around the door-yar- d Bnlsipbere p!aeer making for the house. Only a few moipents before a little rhild aad been playing around the spot where the deadly creature was discovered. The poisonous rascal showed fight when be was taken alive. He measures, nearly five iscbes, and U pronounced one of the largest specimens of the kind ever seen In these parts. It is as large as a childs JiamLIt.lt said that people who get stung bjt a tarantula go crazy before they expire. Mr. i. K. Fowler, secretary and treasurer of the Corinue Mill, Canal and Stock Co., of Corinne, Utah, in speakThe constitution that has been broken ing of Chamberlains Cough Remedy down or weakened by long standing dis- says; 'T consider It the best in the orders in the liver and kidnets, is ill market. I have nsed many kinds but fitted to withstand the encroachments of find Cbaniberlaias the most prompt "disease- .- Puch a person takes cold easily, cannot stand fatigue, and in cases and effectual in giving relief, and now of epidemics, is the first to fall a victim. keep no other in my house. When The proper course is to remove the cause troubled w it h a cough or cold give this of the eakes by treating the liver a trial and we assure you that and kidneys. Dr. "J. H. McLean's reniedy Liver and Kidney Balm will reach the , you will te more than pleased w ith the seat of trouble and restore the diseased results For sale- by John iMyden & organs to healthy functional activity. Jn-- i Son. . creased nourishment of the body a ill j Editor Brownlee of the Price Advocate follow and the patient will rapidlv re-- ! gain health " and strength. Price fi per and his touts, Messrs, J. D. Fftrith I bottle. and Louis Fondain, had a hearing exVernal Express: James Beeby and! tending over Monday and Tuesday a Carbon county justice of the peace family from Lander, Wyo., are in the, on and friends valley visiting relative.; atbaige of arson ahtged tohavebieen - i1 lie-fo- .5 r r mkiecomplaintwad Hendrickson was arrested and brought to Logan, where he w ill probably have shearing .' Hendrickson is known in Logsir a 'owr of the 'tea tribes outfit, W and is a member of one of the militia com para II l CK LEWS AttMCA SAIVE. The beet salve in the world for Cuts, Hruie, Sore. Llcers, gait Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all hkin Eruw-tjn- s, and po lively cures I'iies. or no paw required. It k guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or none? refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by John Boyden I fc bon, WEEKLY REVIEW. Th Baslnew of the Wrrfc M tSrdKrrt'. T Rp,rl,s By CreanuuhABrown, rcvvals a better demand from all classes of mercantile borrow ers. The general tendency of the price movementlnhe reverse of that shown in several previous weeks. Liye stock I C-- O at western markets has been in very liberal receipt, and prices are low and wsak. Indian corn aud "pork are also with a downward tendency. lower, Price hvw remained firm and unchanged for Iron and steel, joats, lard coffee and leather, while .the Howard movement, in addition to Items include sugar, print Cloths, petroleum, turpentine, anthracite coal and Hsvanna leaf tobacco. .The latter is advanced on demand in expectation that the war in Cuba will curtail supplies in the near future. Higher prices for foreign wools in London have compelled domestic manufacturer to pay maeFiaL--At .preSent wool in domestic foreign quotations ' uiarkt ts can lie sold abroad at m profit. Trade in lightweight woolens Is untatls- ' jgctor v, and 5 wing to the "high price and strength of cotton, caution is being ex rdsed in baying cotton goods. The south is more bullish on cotton, and the continued evidence of a short crop appears to hare at hist compelled recogni" tion abroad. The advgnce la the price of w heat on crop in Argenreported damage to the tine may or may not 1 the beginning of an upward movement, but accepted statistics concerning supplies of wheat In this eoumry, if not discredited in the Rear futuramay compel wheat prices t follow in the footsteps of those for from iron. Telegram to Bradstreei wifely difierent point seem to indicate on the pan of a very genera! intention grain producer to hold their w heat rcr higher prices, Thu refers to spring wheat territory tributary to Minneapolis audio the. wheat country in Oregon, pec-ifie- e, i::jt npk. OllvillG JLf ,. "Always On Hand at the MINE d, Striking features of the week are increased demand for money east and west, thejmaintainance 0 the widespread and active demand for iron and teel, and the further upward movement oftTHE IlIStOVERV SAVED HIS LIFE. the price of raw notion, torther with Mr. G. Caillouette, Druggist, Bcgvers-villadvances in quotations for wheat-flou- f, lit., says: To- - lb. King New life. Was taken wheat and wool fitadda changes in Discovery I owe "my tried all the phyw ith La Gripiie and the w father affecting a wide expanse of sicians tor miles about, but of no avail nd w s given op ancttakLt- - ohl - not territory have tnarie general trade irDr, Kings bew Dicovery regular, but reports from those sections live. Having mv Store I rent for a tottleand fogan unfavorably affected sis fa part offset in its use and from the firt doe lsgan to by the stimulation 0f ,PniSUj forcer-tai- n get better, and after using three bottle staples in other portions of the was up and ground again. It is worth wont keep store country. The improve, demand for its weigh!w IngohL MeGet a ft ee trial at it. fund continue a feature of tbs money or hhnse ithont John Boydtn A fon's Drug Mure. market at Boston, York, Chicago, St. Louis, aud at mmor centos- - Inquiry Dr, Prkx'n Cream B&kittg Powder AVutel nd l WorM's Fk moi g tsuiktors &f ,r to ff,j,-TfW- 90a-t- 0 - Lump, Stove, $2.00 1.25 PATRONIZE HOME INDDSTRY Wasatch Dept. O. S. M. Co SPORTRMANS HEADQUARTERS We have just received ear 5ew 8 rock of (tuns and Rifles, and a monster stock it 5,0K) worth. SS e can furnish anything you want. We ship our fchot, is """ too, Towder, Loaded Shot fcheii,ew.,by thevarioBdrandmnrgive you the best goods at the same price as you have boeu in the habit of paying other . for seconds. We handle the Winchester Loaded biiells, conceded to lie the best produced. Gnr stock of Fishing Tackle, Baseball, Tennis and Crjcket bnpphes i Hammmk. Huntiiig Clothing, Rubtier Boots and hhoes. Cutlerv, Walking bucks. Bicycles, etc., is the largest and most complete In Utah, 'Wehamla DuPont Black, Blasting aad Sporting Powders, and dad non Nitro Blasting; also Mtro porting Powder, Giant Caps, Fuse, etc. - - Send for Our Sew IHiftrnted Catalogue. IREM TO AIX. BROWNING BROS., Dr. W. VISICK, 2101 Washington Art, Ogden Utah DENTIST. Will be in Coalville for one week, at the yeber House, fully prepared for all kinds of dental work, commercing Monday Oct, 7tk. Entrance side door. N |