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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-10
OGDEN pepar,mm.n%I
N Mus can now he had ever

The News can now be had every
evening. at Sis, ut the news
stand of the Union Depot, or az q :
Ogden News. depot, sSl - = She
fourth Street, few d. IEenty1
Post Office; also 3 ~cS esss Of the
& Cannon M -.op Dalton, Nye
sSSI-sJ2f -sprs<eet, or il viii h..
a Eolf1lsidenceshe SAINT
..sg y applying. 70 NJ Scot :
AZ; y E,sASss,o Nfws agent in Ogden
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS

-fRs. NTSsLOw's SOOTHISG SIEUP
should afNsys be -eed for children teeth
ing II .oothts the ehiid. softens the zams-
sllays all pain, cures Wind eoih,. snd is the
best remedy for dIrTrh9I Trerty Eve
cents a bottle deod Wy
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For John SAINT.

\ letter addressed to John SAINT,
from wigan, Lancashire, Engian al,
has been left a: the NEWS Office.
The envelope bears the word ''urg-
ent.',
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60 SERVICE

Now established helps in
vestments on the slope of
the East Bench. Look up
LINCOLN PARK before buy
ing elsewhere,
i-ii' To- c. e. MAINLAND,
diff - -iiI POI Main Street.
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II. DINWooDEY

is now ready 10 show his i'm
mense line and really fine
stock Of Carpets. Give him a
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Snnerers frnm %

Sufferers from Coughs, Sore Throat,
etc, should try browns Bronchial
Troehes, "a simple but sure remedy.
Sold only in boxes. Price 25 cents.
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For laneib back, side or chest, use
S;Iiioh's Porous Plaster, Price Is
rents. For sale at A. C. Smith &
Cos drug stcres o. -+s
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STAKE CONFERENCES,
,p7Ointments for Quarterly Con-
,rereacs, until October, 1s90.

Juab stake-Saturday and sun,
5,r. April 18th and Goth, 1880. and
saturday and Sunday, July 10th
r % l1st ~ 11I
and Goth, 1894 s-s- e. .z-e-i. rsra
weber and Cassia stakes-Sun-
d,r snd Monday, April 10th and
"a. 1880, and Sunday and Monday,
july Goth gnd 2lst, 1891.
Box Elder, Tooeie and Oneida
Sunday and Monday, April
9Th and 18th, 1890, aud sunday
and Monday, July nth apI- 18th,
1893.
wasatsh Stake Saturday and
sunday, May sri and 9Th, 1899, and
SATURDAY and Sunday, August 2nd
aud sri, 1899. - '---- 4 4
Cache sake Sunday and iysaNIo Mon
DAY, Nay lth and 5th, ls92;. 9pd
SUNDAY and Monday, August Srd
anu 4th, 1874.
summitsake-saiurday and Sum
day, May 10th and 18th, 1885, and
Saturday ami Sunday, August 9dR
and 10th, 1890.
Bear Lake, Emery and UInsah
s.akes-sunday anu Monday, May
18th and 18th, 1899; and Sunday
and Monday, August 10th and fIth.
1881. 30 ~
sanpete Stake ssturdayandSan.
day, May 18th and 18th, ise0; and
Saturday and Sunday, August 18th
and 18th, 1880. E q
san Luis. Aorgsa-aad BanuOck
S.akes-Sunday and Moniay, May
18Th and 10Th, 1891; and Sunday and
Monday, August 18th and 18th,
1880.
san Juan sake Saturday and
sunday, May a4h,, and Na5th,
lssc aud Saturday and Sunday,
August 23ri and 9Th, 1880.
Nunard aud sevier Stakes-Sun-
Jay and Monday, May 18th and
.G.h.ls9l; and Sunday and Monday,
August 24ih and 18th, 1899. f5v
Utah and Snowflake Stakes
sunday and Monday, June Ist and.
2n1, 1897: and Sunday AMI Monday,
August Slst and September LIST
1879.
Panguitch and Davis Stakes
Saturday aud Sunday, June eth aud
s:h, 1893; and Saturday and Sun
day, September 9TH and eth, 1890.
Kanab and St. John Stakes
Sunday and Monday. June sbh and
9th, 1893; and Sunday and Monday,
September 9Th and sth, 1890.
81. George, MalaI and s.. Joseph
stakes-Sunday and Monday, June
18th and 18Th, IssQ; and sunday
aud Monday, September 18Th and
18th, 1Ss4.~e0H"
Parowan, Beaver aud Staricopa
stakcs-sanday and Monday, June
end and 28ri, 1880; and Sunday
and Monday, September alss mud
end. 1870.
FRANKLIN D. RICHARDS,
JcsEPT- F. SMITH. 81 --.t=-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-10

The only natufaihot mineral bath
Is AT Beck's Hot Springs. Sure cure
for rheumatism and kindred com
plants. Wagonette leaves hotels nj
ga.m. and = pm. Board nj reason
able rnies. French cook for dinner
parties. no. -Hi-'g1Ii e. lB
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co to SPEScER, BYwATER & Co,
opposite City Hall, for Tin Roofing,
Guttering. Sp0uung, Stoves and
Tifiware, etc. .a r -
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MILL YOU SUFFER with Dyypep
sis and Titet egmpiaintg Shiloh's
Vi.aIiLer, Is glisfah,eed % cite you.
For sale at 4. G. Smith & Coz
drug store. ,.. = .,....... -..r. !
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For Curtains. Wind ow
Shades, Baby Carriages, Up
holstery. etc., go to Neve &
Child, 32S g. Main Street.
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Bids will I've received for sinking
artesian wells on Westiake. Ad-
dress "a Maih 81.
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VIII pay a cash dividend Of two per
cent per month for the past SIX
months, and five per cent rebate on
all purchases Payable on and after
April 18th, Is9), at their Store. II
dtd VA. LANGTON, Supt.
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CHENILLE CURTAINS.

The Finest Chenille Cur
tains ever brought to this
city are now at Dinwoodey's.
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THE FINEST AND BEST,
selected line of Curtains and
Carpets are for sale at Din
woodey's.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-10

THE RICHEST STOCK
of Carpets ever brought to
Utah oan be seen at Din
woodey's.
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SHORTHAND.

Day and evening classes and by
nail. Terms reasonable Write or
--4iI-f particulars. PracticalShort-
aalid College, Rr0Eress Building.
+. E. MCGURRIN, Propr.
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=, Neve & Child are offering
special Inducements on Car
pets. Wall Paper, etc, at s2s
S, Main.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-10

For a choice selection of
Wall Paper call on Neve &
Child, 32S S. Main, south of
Fox & SymOns. ID;
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WALL PAPER.

Mammoth line.most unique
STYLES, greatvariety,a all prices
cheap at Dinwoodey's-
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pointing appraisers.
COUNTY COURT.

The claim of Probate Judge
Barteh, as superintendent Of county
affairs, for S2Os.3S, was allowed. 1t
was for n similar claim that Judge
Smith is now under Indictment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-10

we have n great many esls for
acreage. Owners wishing TO sell,
listrsome wtthus. s-EslIts --ls Hl
- --Mu.LER & MILLER
Not broihers, no relation. Room
l, Scott Auerbaeh building.
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is not waiting for street cars. Splen-
did train service there now. iEi..
&. L. WASFLAND.
DIFF .faififgc 2OI Main st.
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PANEL W. Jones.

,suthor of Forty Years Among the
Indians, does not sell his book a.
any one unless fheywantit:so don't
be scarea-when you meet him on
the street or afraid TO call At bis
stand, jdSt west Of The Jare.iLe IN
stssscsor Office during Conference.
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Railway Accident.

zszksI-KAzKsEeu going a -pless we
learned that an accident had oc-
Cured on the south bound r. G. w.
passenger tain t5day. 1t ia sup
posed that the ascideat was caused
bssa dsfectiye ram Two wheels Of
-the tender NeFe kfiroRp Off apd
ever iohe o. he NcaaNss Z oveT
turned. ny Npm, we baeve,N shs
seriously inhfed, bSt lqeite Aap vnh
seer.of the passtlsl.,e - J@Nte >uuier
theneeessit Of walking TO Proves
sa the wagons, buggies and hoNss
In the IneighhQrhoea We're brought
INTO requisitioh-Prceo-.fS pg,rrer.-
Ap1Rs,
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ESQ BABY CARRIAGES
at Dinwoodey's,. The Best
and Cheapest fine we ever
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-10

TWENTY thousand farmers are
now clamoring for beet seeds in
view Of the saccharine possibilities
o. the once despised vegetable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-10
SUBURBAN TRAIN

Buy your drugs OF "tlle boys,p
Jehuson, Pratt 4 Co., IS Main <. II
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Al AsKA REFRIGERAroRs,

Family, Grocers,and Butch
ers'RefrigeEators, hard wood,
all styles, big variety, low
prices. Call and see them
at Dinwoodey's.
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American Indians Came From, ISIS

ahcTiCdh lnulanS tame EfoW ASIA.
Pr6l John FIsiCr; OF Hatvard-col
lege, in Lecture on the discovery Of
America, said: 'srhe aboriginalir.i
habitants Of America We're undoubt-
sily tof = siatic iojein. II lis neE
KnowaY that a lAhd s3lnecudn
existed between "a laeka and Kant
schatka in the pre-glacial period and
. was probably by this rcet--titat-
the Asiatic celonists reached our
eOutinept Rhereris mach evidence
20 show that the Eskfmcs are des-
Sended fronptbes early lAsiatie Inn
migrants. ,Thel 1hdiaIS fiowever
are OF an entirely different stock
from the Eskimos. From Hudsou's
Bay southwark to Cape Horn the
red men were prot,ably 81 lof ore
raees though with some weil-nfnIked.
divisions into sub-racesS and they
were, doubtless. kt>ceIhleuf roml the
Asiatic tribes who came after the gla-
cial period. Aboriginal a america was
a-niaeh more archaic world than
Europe or Asia, and is polite ] and
social features are of incalculable
value 70 the student1of primitive
eulure Thes gqniy msleFn pre-
Columbisn visitons to Arnerics Of
whom we have auy knowledge are
tie Norsemen1 Tie COLONIZATION of
iceland IN 1874, aud afterward Of
Greenland, led to frequent -Ney-
ages TO the American coast. The
most sfanIors Of the VIkings were
Left Ericsson and his brothers. The
parts Of the coast. visited by the
lNorsemen were kGown to them az
MARYLAND and VinsIaui. Although
the historical character OF these
voyages is sufficiently atte=se-i, there
is no reason for supposing that any
colony swas sfomdei. The most !
itrustvortby record We lave is that,
of Adam, Of Bremen, who, while
on a missionary tour in Denmark,
heard from the king OF this new
land, and was told that a dkind Of
CORN grew wild there. This was
undoubtedly the Indian maize."-
En-
: ExbesihsDtsI have demOnstfated
that The feIAtisn- Betwen. the Ssfnl
city Of a projectile ard the resistance
offered By thef air, 10 its motion
differs materially from Newt0n's
theory that the resistance is pEpporr
tional to the squareof the velocity
For velocities which -ale-Dsa=ly
equal 10 that of sound in air the
observation-disclosures Of the resist
ance is much greater than that Of
tire yelocity" 4
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HOUSE WANTED.

uvASrEn IMMEDIATELY. UNFUR
w nishtd house. Eve 10 eight rooms
Reasonable rent Beet OF reference. giyen
Address z. o. Box s5g. City. div
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JOHN C. CUTLER & BRO.
have REMOVED

Temporarily to No. IS West.
First South ST., One Block
West of Deseret National
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SHILoH's yITAIIzER Is what you
need for CONSUMPTION, loss Of appe-
tite, dizziness, and all symptoms OF
,tyspersia, Price 10 AMI rs cents
per bottle. s''.' iii.f' .
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weish sperry a Co.

Fielb-and Garden Seeds, Groceries,
E.tc., at q vi Third South st. dim
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rninn prrinr Lnnll.-

Utah Real Estate and Invest
meats. c. z. WANTLASp, Agent,
20l 5. Main St. Salt Lake City. Of
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Building Rock.


furnish good Building Rock on siIori
notice. sSSouth 5th'wsS Street.
saa-.Eei sansazea sansagr:,:
Vienna Liver Nurst, HeaC
Cheese, an Pork Sausage, Bssr
sausage, Bologna IYiener.- Wurst
breakfast Bacon. Home-csre'
iams, Corned Bsef, Piesled9 PoTk
6rir,f Beet Dried Nenisoo, gu. :
Fresh Meats Of oil kinds in season.
p Meats promptly delivered. Low
prices ana quick retutps- TslePhon,
IS. F. J. MAY,
Union Marketa54 f. First South. 10
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Wheaf-Easy; cash. slS. May. s2k-
Corh-Ef2y. cash. 3aA May. 7lis.
oats-Easy: cash, =; MAY, 81 a Z.
forf-Firm. cash. lo.s7S; MAY. 1880.
i.rd-steadyi cash, sl7ss; May. so .
NJ
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Zig Tag"

On friday and Saturday evenings
Of this Yesk 2 bright, fresh attrac.
Nhoa'in the krs tomedy lrA,SAlcif
has Gig Tag" for its name, will be
presentesis Concerning w. the .Aerv
K0rk Bond says. '. ss. IS, .s' - m.
Esgrhe, newest, latest, aid, best
musical farce COMEDY scored a
Tremendous hit at the BUou last
night AiT freiPE SfIghttepsI
lively ,MAnaraAi9 aihEsetpefk
from the rise TO the fall OF the eur
taip. IheexuaXaganza has for its
ftsstffrg ldheanei the TafkiSh- batll
with paehtyeUfs fiHmIy situations.
new pans Anfl 55s5ste Jokes that ar
rstty neEs'sxheFe d, a.sesns from
the-c7mic opera 'Nadjy,' also Sc
leetions fromYthe 'Gondolisrs.,;,
1914 4.-l d4lHET,i
ANfICT0RIA'S SIGNATURE.
a. A-E Vf;s- div IN
II Is STILL FIRM AND GIVES NO
OF HER ADVANCING /;
AofsIius to sa4si
james Burfm<, tnsnifu miner Of tbtp
Capsuian paKliament, L. at the HnfT,,
man House in SortPsny " In rarity
q twsalthy Canadians, who are go
ing south on a pleasure trip. Ac-
eotdipg 20 Mr. BartSali III & Gaoas
tfans s5sSa hapPya porous pe9ple
satisfied with English Tile ana with
such great love for Queen Victoria
that theyJyi meyer tbint9seriously,
Of annexaton. Hetold many inter
estlng 1acts about the t1uteIi-s sig
nature.
"rhe Queens signature to State
DOCUMENTS said he, as still a
model Of firmness and legibiTitE. no
sign Of l=sr Observation-Disclosures aze
being discernible in the bol1Iy writ
ten Victoria r. which she attach
IS TO such papers as haze u bear the
royal autograph. heItfaestion1of
the Sgninga Etae -si1cI1lrnis IN
England becanae one OF great I'M
portance in the last months of
GeoSe Tvs reign. During this
period his majesty was inusach a
debilitat<d Site that thewritfng.of
nun1etolis auto grsbhs tSss.fnf rfpos-
rsibility, and under these ciucuu-.
staneess ashoTt bill was hurried y pas-
sed through PsfiIafnent authorizing
the King 20 aff1x a facslmife Of his
autograph by meansof an linked
stamp. 1t was also provided that
George should, bef1re sfam ping each
doc1ment giveNfiis verhafassent 10
il in q modified form, The Duke Of
Wellington WIS in oflieeat the time
and II was his dutystna lay certain
documents before The King for his
approval. One day the Iron
Duke noticing that mis- Majesty
was stamping che ssfeFs-t.efsse-s. iss.
without asp atifIgs rthe9 Hecrf6eti
verbal foup2lity. xentuTei to enter
a r4pectAi 6li8 rm prceest.o E5TT
'fTour Majesty forgGts 10 repeat
the verbal fornaality?' = =
'f'Hang it, what can ii signifys3
replied the King in an irTitale,f
voice. -
y "tOnly this, sir, replied The Duke,
'that the law requires it,
fisoEss-LN-s-4id nolsnore, bat at
once began5 y rel peat Die reqlisite
fornlality a. -he-stlmped Asch 0flthe-
documents. ''-Nelg Y0rk So-.
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Homemade Wooden Goods
of all kinds.
Gents Suits Made to Order.
NEW Styles Spring Suitings
just received.
CALL AND SEE US,
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picuickepETe


Beautiful line, at Din
WOodey's. ir.. e.L..I.
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DIR. ". a. HuEhes.

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Sesit-
Anertach Block, Salt Lake City.
! Purity and wholesomeneas are ne
physicians, endorsed BY Anyostura
Bitfers, manufactured by DR.. ]. G..
r SiSoert A Sons At all druggists.
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nkRKErs Am srocKs
CHICAGO NARKET.
I sn,ca-o. Antil11

Stocks dull. steady, at but slight changes
freD qpeaiog--
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iincoIn Pafi,

First Glass Paper hangers
wanted at DINWOODEY'S.
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CALL AND SEE US.
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ron RENT.
@AsTEe.

nFFICE ROOM FOR RENT IN The
" ParagOn shoe store. II West So. Ten
PIE street gu
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,sliaa.dS ssni,lcTs .soaie .asa2 g. sail .aa
anEH NJ VnnIsats 90 80 -eoa " --,ls -
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YOUNG LADY or PLEASING AD-
n dress 10 sell good Real Estate IN the
crfv. Viii pay rood Commission or salsry.
Enquire at "a Main Street. Greene's once.
A GIRL FOH GENERAL HOUSE
N work ABBY at DEskhkI StsF
4 ~ BRICKLANERs ASD hAsoSs
lou wanted 10 attend = Special meet
ing on Friday. April 18th, al pm. AZ h 7.
f a. N BIZ oHpER oF The BOARD.
A PARTY WITH ABOUT THEE
D n thousand TO buy in \ business and
good lease Address G.. NEWS Onee;
II Civ
A GTRL 70 10 GESERAL HOUSE
~ WORK; Apply g r,cy,,f,s
dif Us A etreet
4 GooD PLAIN COOK AND sEUoSD
"a siFi' M RgP' 2. e Z. WILLIAMS.
cu - 2 Street
a FfRsT CLASS MN COOK. APPLY
N a. 2. Bal Co.'S, Globe cafe; "A
Main street gu
yITANrED.-CL.EAN DRY STRAW. II
w Deseret PAPER MI. Month Of Biz
Cottonwood for which Cash vii Be pad.
c76 90 IN eaSn 90 A MONTH can lie
elU.-- " C1OV.-made working fsryou
Agents preferred who can furnish horse
and give their whole time - the husires..
srars moments may ne probably employed
also. a fks vaeshriss N towns and cities
b. Y. JOHNSON 4 CO., 1907. Main ST. nch-
mond. Va. sci.
y h. LADIES' employed also. Never
mind about sending stamp for reply, Cone
auicE Your Tor liz. l. 2. J. 4 Co q s
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FOR SALE.

a BRAND NEW BRICK HOUSE OF
N roems, old house al back. good eel
lar. barn. etc Lot - feet by is5 feet. le4 n
second west street Enquire a. meat
market on rreIofssas GU
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A GTRL 70 no GENERAL HOUSE
IN WORK Apply &c
MRS z. : RICHARDS.
dif Us A street
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Is STILL FIRM AND GIVES NO
EVIDENCE OF HER ADVANCING ! /.
AGF.t.-,
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A GOOD PLAIN COOK AND sEUoSD
MRS. p. L WILLIAMS,
az n p Street
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THERE are messages at the West
ern Union Office for {. w. Garfield,
lss- Welch, J. Z. McDuunougiI.
4. J. Woolsey, B. X. Cofman and
\. Mark.
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A PARTY WITH ABOUT THREE
D N thousand 70 buy in business and
s,5od lease. Address G.. NEWS Ofnce.
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FRANKLIN d. RICHARDS,
JcSEPF F. SMITH. 81 --lt
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-29
Vote for J. B. Tippett fol.
Circuit Clerk.

While the prices of all the neces-
saries of life are going up, is any
body hearing of rise in the wages
OF the working man or mechanic?
Do the book keepers in the stores
and offices receive any advance in
their salaries2 In brief, is anybody
benefited by the high tariff except
the capitalists and rich manufactur.
tariff was needed TO encourage home
industries was exploded by the proof
that American manufactured goods
are sold in foreign countries ut
lower prices than they are sold in
America. This was done even be-
fore the Mckinley bill was made u
law, and it proves conclasively that
the tariff was higher than was
necessary to protect Ameaican man
ufacturers even before the passage
of the Mckinley bill.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-29
Vote for James A. Dunn
for County Commissioner.

The blessings conferred by the
free list of the Mckinley bill should
not escape proper recognition. Thus
the beneficient measure puts on the
free list, among other things, acorns,
eat-gut, common clay, tobacco stems
and unmedicated waters. McKin-
ley says that if the merchants put
up the prices of the articles on which
the tariff is increased they will re-
duce the price Of those things put
on the free list. That looks like
logical proposition. Dealers in
acorns, common clay and the like
will, we hope, now follow the guid-
ance of their political prophet, and
proceed TO reduce the price of these
articles in accord with the amended
tariff. Cheaper acorns will be an
undisguised blessing, whether mast
is abundant or scarce. The for
eigner pays the tariff anyhow.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-29

rate of duty upon dutiable articles
under its provisions will be $40
per cent"
The increase made by the ninth
section of the customs administra-
tive act is put by Mr.. Carlisle at 4
or per cent. Thus we have to-
tai increase OF taxation under the
Mckinley tariff of between SO and
63 per cent.-the highest since the
foundation of our government.
But, if it were true, as some brazen
organs try TO figure out that the
Mckinley bill imposes a rate of
tariff tax below that of the Mills
bill, then let every Republican edi-
tor in the land get down on his
knees and beg Mr.. Mills pardon for
calling him British free traderl