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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-05

superintendent Porter Of tho eleventh
census contributes paper to The North
American Review on the subject OF tho
American peoples debts. though unfoi-
tunately he does not tell rs how to pay
them lie insists. however, that the id
dition Of mortgage indebtedness static
tics 0 the census will have wholesome
effect on the national mind, In that 1t
will call attention 10 the subject and en-.
able both corporations and individuals to
ser how much more or less they are in
debt than they were ton and twenty
years ago aud thus stimulate them to
mako an Effort to got out.
The states have roason to folicitatc
themselves. We hnd from an exhibit
published by Mr. Porter that the state
debts Of the Union amounted TO nine
dollars per capita for the whole country
IN 1870 In 1880 the sum had declined
TO nix dollars per capita, while in 1890 1t
~ only three dollars. It may DO that
tho figures here are 80 small that some
Of the states may be tempted 20 jump
into debt again. The per capita debt Of
nll kinds-siate. city, county aud M
iional Twas in 1870 s3Loi pos head. In
1890 II Ia S32..j.
Thcgc are debt making and debt pay.
ing periods, Mt Porter dnis. We have
had repeatedly "almoat crazos Of going
into debt. aud these have been followed
by periods Of rctrcnchmcnt and reform.
Everything move. In waves. Beginning
IN 1850 the states had their fever Of in.
formal. improvements, and 80 high did
the impulse run that in some case pub.
lie improvements FAR In advance OF tho
requirements OF the population were
ordered. The state debt epidemic
reached ia elimination In 1879, when
some Of tho strongest s,atos IN tho Union
staggered on tho verge Of bankruptcy.
From 1910 10 1871 came tho municipal
improvement craze. anl the pcr capita
debt Of ci,iei doubled between 1870 and
1850. aud, like the state debts before IL,
went far In advance Of the population.
The Inst decade tho country over has
been one OF rctFcpelment and debt pay
ing Mr. Porter calls attention 10 the
fact, however. TINT debt Is not always o
sign Of financial depression. On tho
contrary, e {, frequently a sign Of pros
/ pod,y, since sound hsaded business mon
and corporations frequently incrcas,
their working capital by borrowing
who'd they ARE certain TINT very act will
bring them larger returns.
rs 20 mortgages, abstracts OF 0,0o0,'
900 mortgages are now on file in the
census department It cost 100000,
10 collect mortgage statistics, which
sum would hayo paid Oh a good many
Ok them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-05

rI'ERRtTOnY OF urAU, tOuNTY or SALT
Lake. 10 tho Just'co's Cout. Fourth Pc.
cIuct. James q. Jensen, riaiuuH. " ffant
filbor. defendant. 10 lrlus lllber, greeting
Nou arc hereby fummoncd 20 BE- sud appeal
before me, tue un frHfiEned, at ny Qilgf. tr ihr
Fourth Precinct, tHlt Lake CITY AMI County.
Utah fofulofy, 70 HusWur n complaint NED
ufa.ntt you herein ~ snld plantin, within i've
data tcxciutiyo Of thr day nf seryiecl ~ fhla
summons 10 served on you within sold fourih
r4uclurt, within ten days 70 served ou you
outside ~ said Youth lrfcInri, hut within ne
county 81 salt Lake Aui within twenty daya u
served elsewhere, othurNitc within forty
dHNa.
ftii action a brought To feooycr from you
the sun ~ tt'u. tsauiho with Interest and At
tnfruY's fees due on % certain pfoniHsory note
favor ~ the Aarftran National hank u salt
fato city, Witch taii plHiuur figred as tutus
~ at ynur request Ihaty Jon failed On pay tti1
note. OF any part thereof. upnu maturity VA
thit plaintiff was obliged 90 pay and hi1 pay
tlr same, Tho faid note has been Hsfigrch ~
Tho American National Hank 10 taid rl-luuI,
aud h NOV iu BIZ ppFssfflns
And you are hereby notified that " YOU iaN
10 10 nupoarhnf 10 Hwer us ABOVE required. The
uIaInth will take iudrmt 10 aFainft Ynu BY Dc.
fault % tls sun uf 500. flf1tnar VITA interest
aru nttarnry'a fprf AND costs Of suit.
Given under my maud inla ith DAY Of octo
her. 4. u ispi. Gkp. L. hLAit,
dUAw tw Justicc o. the lctec.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-05
Lydia G. mn, rlaiutf.
~.
George II. mn Defendant


mo People OF the Territory Of UIah sead
oreeiinF
10 George u. I'm. Defendants
NyoU ARB HEREBY INQUIRED TO Ar.
pear la an ACTON brought against you by
o. the Third judicial Dftfici OF the Territory
OF Utah, and 70 answer the compliant nlrd
therein within ten days tcNrlutNU " the day
~ frrNlccl uft0r the service on you 81 Tits
sumtsons--f served within this county or, "
served out d this county. hut In THE dislfict
days. or judgment hy default will be- taien
against you. according 10 Tue prayer Of taid
complaint.
The SAID action IL hroughtto have decree
OF this court dissolyinr the bonds % matrimouy
cslslng between thopllniin and defendant, ana
aN rding tho plaintiff custody II minor emil.
dfrh, her onsts and general rcllrt; above foiief
b. PRAYED Tor On INC ground that the defendant
durug The month ot Jgue, ls-iA ii-teEafdiuH
lhc s6icunity az hu marriage VOWS. wlllfuiiy
aud without cause deserted the plaintiff and
said minor children AMI hua ever riuer ana "a
continues 10 irstrt SAIL uIAiuuN anu children
and live separate FROM Mgmi that tho dcicnd
ant Tor more than Two Years last pa 70 hia VA
common nctessarlos OF life. though abundant,
nhip On 70 do and hna compelled plaintiff 10 lulH
uOrt aud earn her own liylnrs
And YOU are hereby noilncu that N YOU fai
IN appear aud Huavsf thV saii compliant hI
ab0screqaifsd. the ssid pIainuu will apply u
NltTuss, the Hon Chsrlcs =. ktue, Judge
ana the seal ~ ihc District Court " thc ihIrt
Judicial District, Do and Tor tho Territory nj
I tab, this Fiih nay ~ supicmhsr ln tno gual
n our Lord one thousand eight hundred anf
Ply iSfiLI nENRY @. MCMILLAN. CLERK.
Is Gro. ID. IuOAus, deputy Clerk.
d oaw iN ad
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-05

Educational campaigns" Is favoritc
phrase IN the mouths Of writer's and
speaker, used in reference to tho politi-
cal contests Of the past two or three
years. Political campaigns might hc
educational, and as matter Of fact al
ways would be, only for the unfairness
Of the human mind whercits intorcstsoF
preiudiceS arc concerned. All may be
fair In love and war, but all isnot fair in
the field OF argument and opinion. far
fromit.
Whichever side OF question an arguer
10 on, he ought 10 know that one OF tho
FIRST rules Of logic is TO concede TO tho
opposing side all tho facts that fairly be-
long 10 it.'with their proper iuforences.
But tho style Of political argument too
much in vogue In tho campaign just
passed has been to seize on two facts
that exist side by side and claim ono as
the consequence OF the other. II is as II
tho logioian should say. "a horso has
four logs; table has four logs, there
for, table IL horse"
II tho cause Of university extension
advances in America as Is expected,
then We may hopo in time TO hear ora
ioTa that are fair Ia argument, letting
facts 10 for what they arc worth AMI
knowing how to use them. Then po-
litieal campaigns viii indeed be eduea-
tional. The man who disiorts facts has
n grayer responsibility to shoulder than
he perhaps thinks What mankind
needs most for the progress OF the race
Is TO got rid OF prejudice, and not twist
facts to tho side OF their passions or in.
terests. The man who knowingly Hp
peals. to ignorance or prejudice among
the masses therefore does incalculablc
injury.
Therefore don't rise above Marty. but
DO fair aud square In argument
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-05

NOTICE or SALE or REAL AND FER.
SoNAl PROPERTY.

NrOuCE T. HEREBY GIVES. TINT ~
n pursuance ct an prlisr ~ she Probate
Count Of sait take ConntY, lth lclUiufy,
made on tie iith Jay uf November, i'li. la tac
Crafrd, the undefslFuciI the Hdmiulslrht1r ut
lho said csiate, will arll At private .aIe o. TIE
alton b. ssid Probate Cnurtnn or after Friday,
the an DAY Of rCremhrr. l.Hl fll The rlnhf,
ttlc, interest sui estate that Jamc. shIr'ds had
% tho tue ot his dgqlsu nnd all We tlsht
title uul interest that The Anid q ain has urt
uuiftd by operation nflaw or otirrwisr, other
tlau thai wblgh ava 49, addition tu tlat which
thc aAlC Jamgs shirlff had ht she q 9 % bio
drlih, 10 md IN ttr follow ing n.fr1ur4 prop
sfty. situated in -l'i i.Aie Cnuuiy. Utah tenn.
toti and particularly described a. follows, 10
Mi ...,
drcdits 10 5pl chhius north, aud niiy.siN and
iwenty nyc hundr dths ltl'-il cnhina cast
IRON the north west conner % section u 10
Township ihtce south hangc ung wee eslt
~ east, twenty eight aud seventy ave- hun.
dfrdilit o. .1il chain 10 The west bank ~ tho
Jcrinn r,er. ihrnr. " o. the West lAns OF
said river 10 southeasicriF course, thirteen
and itty huudredths fit lnlchalns ~ uniut 0n
the south line Of The torn belouging 90 SAID
estatr, thence north ~ west. twenty nine aud
twcniy nSe hundrcdihs 20 80 chains, ihtn"c
south ono 40 rod. thence north ~ 50 wet. four
and ATTY hundicdths t,.ill chains. thence
north ten and seventy ave lr-ill chains 10 the
place uf beginning, continuing thitty'iwo aud
one fourth tls'.ll acres % land.
Alao tho followine pcrsonal property belong.
Ing 90 said rstato; one ronu colt, one year old
one bay mare, Twelve years OLD one hay
sialii1ni eleven ycars oli; que white 'ow. i've
wears old one bull four yoArt old; one red
heifcr. two years old, NO dark red hciiett
one year Old.
Bidt In writing viii be received for faii
property audata. 81 i0 fAr undersigned a nii
rssidtnce IN South Jordan precinct, eaN l.ass
county, ttEh, or M care OF MhdiCll a Adams
Attorneys, - nnd = tast tifst south street
salt IAhc cay, Utah, ~ 20 anu including tht
fourth day ~ December, 1901. after which falt
junN W. wINwARD.
Administrator Of the Lstato VI James shields
drrtascd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-05

Would Il not seem strange TO have an
American popo' 1t Is fact that Car.
dinM Gibbons, Of Baltimore, is among
those seriously mentioned as u candidate
for the papal succession ia case OF the
death Of Leo Mi, who Ia cighty-onB
yoam old and feeble. In case OF his
election to tho pontihoate Cardinal Glib
bonu would undoubtedly continue the
liberal spirit and policy which has char
aotorised the present papal adminlstrg-
ton In dealing with the great social
questions Of the time, And 10 would 30
quito untramnolod in political compiled.
tions that nigh. arise in Europe, But
an American in the papal chair would
mako the pilgrim fathers turn over in
their graves.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-05
srAI.Ep BIDS.

NV opprp nv ann cnfrN1y rotfpr
~ ssit Iats loTrty. Irffitory al t'iat'
trsl,d ttds viii he fee.i,rd Nv the county
1ie,l 49,, a., nrd infi,i'ns .atnrday tps ION Xxx
,.t ~, lttbsr II f,F tuuuii,. h, H. turnlsbFd
H. san INC 't',,unty. frIin Januarv la 10 lie,
eenl,sr gist. ~ fbc folowinF viii form a
hasls tor bids Tor records etc, 20 10 furnished:
ron CouNtr EEcOHDun.
Nortraye reeorts. go paRes with MARINA
,niifs ~
Dcci records With marg mol rn'inP@
Mlninr teeofds, SAN, I. ue. a recorls.
iioa any .cAs., 49,, ~ ~, ,,',,. 49,,
nnsu.., :, 'li'.l' alD w" WI " 49,, a., .
Direct and 70 rrse ina'h.s 10 All except tho
Ahsitatl is'eius, ,,.,.. t,.t Ia, d, ,,,,,..
letu Wya i'N' " w n. 49, ~ W.
or plAln Ie,uns paper Tor in'Aing p'A's ana
Nu. NN,,N 1870 a'u,,.. I,t.v,.
rI.nNI x" bi"A''' '"'N"N''
nnlri no9s, ,,,,,,,.,.,. .,,,. ..,,, ,,,,.t IL,
IttslN'h w uu. uinlN' .- ~. aAhnN "a W 'H
NC ONE, WY ,lue y. H,d 49,, IVY, T.,
ss,ne
srfsr of t4rse reror1a have printsd f0rns.
ana ne nmoItut can br determined only a. nc
ftrnfds sfr ofdsreI
Ueeotds arc &, he bound In fun I,u,sia circuit
uith bspd. % ,vlth lYG.u cauyar rnvyrs and
pu e sopn,r. G.t o,,rtinr bass ranef M
Hc t,roeuta 40 u,apt arItufn ledger nsnrr.
,,iri " i,rir,s In M ..t,.n su rrcords trtrd apd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-05

in the Probate Count OF the County Of salt
Lake, Territory Itah.
In the matter oi ihc estate ~ Daniel AoAlAl
tor, deceased.

NOTICE Is HEHLHN UtNES TitAr
~ Mary y, NrAiiiatrr aud CHARLES =. Nillor,
adtu illustrators ~ Tie estate ~ Daniel Ne Nlis.
tcr,drcr1sed,h have rendered Tor stiileucnt and
1icd in aid court their nnal account % thrir
ndminatratIUn OF slid estate aud petition fnf
uual dIHirihuti1u Of The fesIdun uf said Uatstu
among no peranuH Uuuuud thereto, and tlnt
1uefiay, thr 2lih day y December, \, ~. isllI
court In the County Court House, salt Lake
city and County, Utah Territory, has been dulg
appointed hN the Judge Of suu court, fur tue
aattcmcni 0t'said count Aud hearing taid rc
utinn tor distribution, at which tine aui place
arv person Interested IN fNi ctiAic may appear
amt show cause. " al there De, why SAID nc
cont should not he settled and approved and
mai distribution made g. pfayci iod
&, y. ALLtN,
CLERK ~ tho Probate Court
liy &. v STANTON. Deputy. did
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-05

Russia, which has probably given to
the world moro varieties OF dynamite
bomb than my other country, IN the
oourao Of tho ulhlist attempts to gct
ozars out Of the world, will hold an anti
fire exhibition at the close Of the win
ter. Fire escapes and FIRE extinguishing
inventions from all nations Will DO on
exhibition
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-05

Tho latest achievements in "instnnta.
ncous" photography have been the max
Ing OF twenty -four different pictures OF
dog during the interval between It's
leaving anI alighting on the ground in
the action of jumping, New York Re.
cordur.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-05

Ia tho matter OF tho Estate of Charles brown
deceased.
NOTICE "a HEREBY GIVEN nY TiiE
~ undersigned. tNCcuuN of the Last WIZ
ADD rsataWunt nf charlie brown, decreased, 20
ne creditors ct. ana ~ usrauaH having claims
agaiHai tho aaid deceased, 60 exhibit thcm with
the NECESSARY vouchers, wtfhln ton months
after tho nrat publication II tlit uJilcc. % ne
said rsrcutrN AZ her rcsidengc iil y. seventh
A4NLs BROWN,
Txelutfs ~ The last VIII and ieeiamcni Ut
CharlpH Brown, deceased.
CtANLLs D.. lfAAHuNt
Attorney fnf Estate.
Dated al sah l.aso Cuy, nov. 2.ih, isai.
IiHW lt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-05

In the PROBATE Court " The Couuty Of sh
Late, Territory OF Utah


TrHgcy, deceased.
NOTICT Is HEREBY 1lNiS THAT
~ Amelia D. Trrcy, adminifitbtr|N ~ thc
estate " Lehi r.. 1ingey,. esccncd, na. tcn'
her nuri account 81 isr Naturalization ui shli
ostate and petition for nnal distribution u the
Trfilur ~ said tHiatn alulE zoe p,fsuns cn
utlru thereto, aud that Tue dsy, she M day ot
December, A. u. isal. ~ 70 o'clota am, ~ The
Court room ~ aid Court, ln ilv county Court
House. salt iako Guy ana County Utah Ter
fitcry. has teen duly app0 iutvd BY the Judge
n said Court for The Hcttlemcut ~ sad DO
count and hearing said uetuou Tor dlauihg
lion, 10 which time and place anv peftru intof
retUd in raid estate may appear Hut Show
cau.c. f MY thfrc c,why anid urr1unt dhUuid
not 10 fctti6d hnd approved ard lrai distribu'
uuu made o. prayed Tor
q. D.. ALLEN.
CioIs ~ The Probate olr'.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-05

A naturalist has recently made the
Interesting discovery that although doG
will not eat dog, frog will cat frog, snap
ping him M In jay
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-05
MRS. GRAHAM s
Cucumber
Elder Flower
Cream

l. not 4 cosmetic In tho sense In which that
term 10 populariy used, hui rcfmanently beau.
unas ID trertes soft, smooth, clear, NelNcI
stiu, aud w daily use gradually nskes the
complexion several shades wliter u u aeoh.
siani protection from tho ehecia OF fun anI
wind and prevents funhurn and ffeokirt, and
thasds will never coino while You uao q
IL rieafses Tho face faf better than soap and
vatrr, nourishea and buildt w the skin a. sues
and thus prevents tho foinAton 1i wtnhet
Ii gives tie ffsahnota, cletruesf and smooth
nsss ~ Mn that you had when little gitl.
Tvery Ia ~, younr ~ Old, ougtt 10 use %, q. u
givcsa iuofe onthful tpp.sthrrc 70 any lhdl'
and that peftnateutly. ~ contains no arii,
powdrr or atsil. and u a. harmless - dewend
~ nnurishtur 10 the atln as dew ~ o. the
hstr.,re.sf ~ "a a iff gcraltr UfaHam's eas
tabnshment. im Poet Street san francisco,
whefc she trrau ladies for 40 b'cmiahts OF The
face or uqufe, Ladies At % ulfianco ugaicl lf
letter. send stamp tor hrr liiuc boob, 'HOW
10 be- nuauufulN
Sample Bottle mailed free N any
isda an fsreInt nf 10 ccnts 20 stamps 20 pay Tor
pustsge hnd packing. iadY ascnti wanted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-05
MRS. eRAHAM's
Face Bleach

Cures the worst eases 81 fiortie.. sun.
hnru rall0uneta, Nqth .Ialc.r. mglee ana
hii shin ticnilshVt Prico sl.5O. Harmless
aud elective. 40 sample eau De- cent Lady
AFsuts wanted.
Tho Druggist N This town who nf,t
ordcu hill of NY PREPARATION VIII nave hia
nsmo added % tbs auyrftfcW.us
Nv pferafafiona are for na'U hy who'csM0
dfugFiitsj1 ChiraF' snd even c'y wet u II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-05

D. 5. EMERY.
a. II. Wo0LlE.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-07-30
LOST CAUSE HEROES.
lulunsnb UnVsilsl b SlsssWaIl JatkNa and
Charlatmi Dad.

LExNGroS, Va, July 2l.-Ten thou
sand ex-Conlederate soldiers and strang-
ers are present here to-day to witness the
unwilling Of Sculptor Valentines statue
to Gen. stOneWall Jackson. The town is
pFOiusely decorated with flowers and flags.
Il is the thirtieth anniversary Of the first
battle At Manassas.
Jaekson's statue IL Of bronze and Of
heroic size, poFtFaying Jackson with un-
covered bead, leaning on his sword and
left leg, and looking out upon the field Of
battle. In the right hand, hanging at
his side, is Q field glass. The figure is
dressed a. q commander in the full uni-
form Of Confederate lieutenant general.
The scabbaFd Of the sword bears the let
tiers gu. g." q historical fact, as 1t was
modelled from Jackson's own sword. The
statue proper measures eight feet and sur
mounts granite pedestal 1OE feet high.
Old soldiers who followed jackson during
the war were pleased with ii in every way.
Rev. DR.. II. G. Hopkins, Of West Wiz
ginia, who, as chaplain Of the Second
Virginia regiment, was with Jackson In
nearly all his fights, opened the ceremo'
mics with prayer. Zen. Wade Hampton
introduced Gen. Jnbal A. Early, orator O
the day, and Col. Thomas N. Summer
who read two poems, entitled "stonewal
Jackson's Way" and "Over the River
The procession, which reformed Is sOor
- the proceedings ct the stand wereover
marched 10 the cemetery, where the statuI
stands. Here little Julia Jsckson, iron
an elevated platform, pulled the cord
which sustained the veil over the statul
and exposed Il to view, while the Rock
bridge battery fred salute.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-07-30

the sheep chew up great many lice, and
20 far have not spit any Of them out
again.
The sheep plan seems to give great
satisfaction, and 1t Is thought If the lice
are here next year arrangements will be
made so that large bands Of mutton sheep
will be brought from east Of the Cascade
mountains and pastured in the yards
tn they eat off the lower leaves, when
they can then 20 to the slaughter house
as needed.
Mr.. Sawyer's Current Gazette, published
at Cherry Valley, New York, says: There
has probably never been 50 vigorous and
determined an effort made to depress
prices Of hops as has been during the past
two weeks. Word was sent the whole
length Of the line that figures must be
put down. Dealers have been unable to
make satisfactory contracts for the grow
ing crop. The only way to do this was 10
depress the market. By these means
they hoped to frishten growers so that
enough would contract the growing crop
to enable dealers to control the market
when the fall trade opens. The orders
now are to buy for % cents. II holders
will not sell for that they are told that the
market will be put down to 10 cents next
week. There is no doubt but that they
have succeeded in creating panic among
holders. Dealers are bearing the market
by every trick known to the trade.
Reports are uniayorable for a larIe
coming crop. The general complaint is
that they are not arming. The heads are
fuzzy and the growth for the past two
weeks has been very light.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-07-30
tn. PuIpl. ana the stage.

Rev. r. NJ. shrout, Pastor United
Brethren Church, Blue Mounds, Kan,
says: 81 feel il my duty 10 tell what
W0nders, DR.. Kings New Discovery has
done for me. My lungs were badly
diseased, and my parishioners thought l
could live only few weeks. l took five
bottles Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery and
am sound and well, gaining &c lbs. In
weight"
Arthur Love, Manager loves Funny
Folks Combination, writes: "Aiter a
thorough trial and convincing evidence,
I am confident DR.. Kings New Discovery
Of Consumption, beats 'em all, and cures
when every thing else fails. Thegreatest
kindness can do many thousand friends
IL 10 urge them 10 try t." Free trial
bottles at Janeck's Pharmacy. Regular
sizes SOC. and 800.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-07-30
THE GREATEST OF ALI.
4 GIsri.us Holiday With Sells Brothers.

OF Sells Brothers enormous united
shows, which are to exhibit at Yakima
on Friday, August Z, il may be truly said
that "age cannot wither nor custom pail
their infinite variety" This, the twentieth
year Of their vastly progressive existence,
they come to rs with an array Of sensa-
tons, spectaeles, performances and living
wonders from every cline, simply bewil-
dering. In fact there is scarcely room to
mention separate departments, let alone
the hundreds Of features that go to make
Of each great and amazing show. Be-
sides every notable variety Of rare wild
beasts, including the tremendous pair Of
living hippOpotami; every act possible to
human nerve, agility, and ingenuity and
brute sagacity; the excitement Of the
thrilling hippodrome races, the rare spec
tally exhibited features, and the Tavish-
ing dancing Of the great Spanish artistic,
Cyrene, there is to be considered the wild
Moorish caravan, introducing the most
wOndrous feats Of barbaric agility and
strength, and appearing quantity and
superbly armed and equipped in the grand,
novel and romantic spectacular pilgrim
age to Mecca. From performing mann
moth or huge disporting amphibia to
daintiest detail there is nothing inferior
or commonplace about this extraordinarily
r;oh and attractive alliance II noaaaaaaa
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-07-30
REPORB FHOH BOP GHERS.
Ship - Daisysnd Esp lss.-IAis CsutadS.
Balm Raius De AarEst.

Horst Bros. says the Pnyallup Com
mercs, have been and are now doing con-
siderable contracting at 10 70 ~ aepts,
and there are vague FHnOrs d 20 cant
contracts, with no one TO VOaeh for Their
existence. The general average Of grow
en- seem more inclined to contract this
week and usually at Is cents.
George Marshall turned $50 sheep into
bis fourteen acres and IL four days they
eat out al tbe lover leaves. In this way