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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-03

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8. s. 9onds bon Glib 5 Oateta gum
Yiee.priiibmten; s. s.. Garner, Seeres
tar unb S9asmeifter; ans 5. s. Wils
lets BON RaniaS, Matisnal Yeetsr.
Nm lesten Tag Der Weriammlans sss
N~ationalratbs wurben pi9tissre -Ges
idafte erlebist ais an ben uorbrseben'
ben. Die Statuteu bes OrbenS mars
ben babim amsednbert, bab irsenS rpeIs
der Disput betrefis, Der Staatsassnten
unb Der ,,MatiunaI Union Company"
b~efinito beieitist wurSe. Die Staatss
asenten : @eieai@aft wirb BON iett an
cine ieparate Organization bilsen nns
1T nidt mebr 81 einem Gemite int Nas
tionaIratbe bere3tist. Dies mub aIs
cine Mieoerlasef fir bic ,Natioual Union
Company" betradtet weroen, sa uiele
yobbyiiten bieier @eieli@aft ;usesen
,uaren III, bic geriammluns III bepesen
lie an,uertemnen. 3wet bieler @eieQs
! i@aft if, elm sisantii3es Monopol ins
9eben gu ruien, UNI ben san3en GARNER
bansel 81 controQiren. Die Sdlappe
bic bieie @cie1idaft betam, 1T pobluer:
bent uno m0se ais @arnuns fir AMBER
weitisege ieui9aiteu bienen, wel@e Cor:
ruption in uni ere Yartei einfibreu wols
len. Der erife Boycott, wel9en bic
Naian; unteritiet, 1T sesen Die $50
DIETER Glot9ins Gr@anse" uon Stem
Yort seri9tet. 8etanntli9 1T bies cine
Goniolioation Don % Tirn,en. Qebten
Mars, ais biele Combination ~ Wese
sebradt wuroe, uuroen iOslei@ 10000
S6neioer aus benz Oienit entla1tn.
0.eie 6irma wurbe bann uon ben Nrs
belts &itteru nit einem Boycott belest
une bic 10000 Mrbeitsloie finsen Elm
Go>operatiu Rleioersel@dft an. Oieies
@ei9ait sins su@runoe, neil bic ,&os
DIETER 9lotbins Gr@anse" bic &leibers
fa%britanten f~orcirte, oen,ielben teine
@aaren gu uertaufen Der Boycott
wurbe BON Dem Nd~tionalrotb 9utSebeis
zen uno biesbesaslide 8ei@lahe ansef
nommen. Terner muroe Elm Bei@lub
sefaBt, ale N%leinwaarens@ ei9dfte in Der
@uian3z Brefe gu uer0fentliden, mel6e
&leiber ~pertaufen, wel3e Don bieier Ros
DIETER Tirma perfertist werben. Sen
6armern uiirbe baour9 @etesenbeit &C.
seben an BENT Boycott m%'it3umirten.
9l0e Mitslieber oes Gonsrenes, welde
ber britten Bartei anseboren, uuroen
Surd Bei6luB auiseforbert, iid teinem
Caucus Der anbern Yarteien anaui3lies
zen.
Ginitimmis purbe Elm DreierzG omite
ernannt I'M prdiioent 9arriiun 81 beme>
gen etnen Nuian3ler III bic 3anselseom>
mi1ion 81 ernennen, aa burd oas Nbz
leben BON General Bragg cine @teQe
pacant murbe. @ie perlautet, miro Sas
Gomite .. g. Duncan uon Sib>Garo'
lima pori9lasen. d.. a4..>
Die Ocala Blatform murbe NIT
einisen un%beeeutenSen Vsrdnoerunsen
einitim1nis pieeer ansenommen. Da
bic meiten n~nierer 2eier nit ber Seala>
Ylotform pertraut iinb, 10 werosn mir
pon elmer @ieoerbobluns Der Bei&li0e
gu bieier 3eit abieben.
Sn Der Nbenbitun9 unroen Trafz
bent 8olt unb 6. %. Macunc, 8. g.
Teatbertone uom Mrtanias, Mann Sage
uon Wirsinien, unb SO. $. @mpnne Don
Eenne1Iee ais Rationale &c ietscbun9s>
@omite ermablt. 9ieraui Verta9uns.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-03
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h. Yiitr;tt: Is. Tctall, lSeit Union, 1oeo 80. D.
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otoaiSss prlel.: Tram Qua Mac Sonulbsyaletb.F
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eseorte Der 4oumtu Sllltams.

Vrdiitcn.: r, & Il Gb. Nblnse. sate 9ansta.
Gttretdr: Shns. y. cutting, Sltfpp s9e'
sdagmciiter:s gtrlh. Trtten. S!sepp 9se.
Gorleier: !. Solbe, Sleepp vpe.
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ppeu u.

3eusin: Sin ieber Mtni@ bat
einmal 'seliebt;-ber 9err @eri@tsbof
mirb AUDI seliebt baben!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-03
Sic Qaunen bes @didials iinb unbe

Sic 9aunen bes S9idials iino unbes
re@enbar. t@3ar aleranoer III, Der
mebr Ttinbe bat, ais .irseub elm anserer
Monar@; benz mittels @epolper, Bo~be
uno Giienbabnfrepel n,ebr na@seteut
murbe, als .rseno einem anbern seitse>
noiiii@en 9erri&er, tonnte i'm S@obe
ieiner Tamilie in a1er Seelenrube ben
IS. Sabrestas ieiner 9od5eit feiern,
wdbreno Der arme Dom pebro, mel@er
ME einen Greunb uerlor unb iid ME Sc
u,ano gum STeinbe ma@te, ais Nerbann.
ter fern . benz Xanoe lebt, an mel9em
iein san3es 9er3 bdnst. 6. 6. g.
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unb rest obn' Gnbe
Die fleiRiaen GGnbe. "

M6@ten bod bic anslosa meritaniiden
Grauen, bic, ME Grau s. Gqen Toriter,
fid in Pol,tit i~tar3en, bic auf oer @eb'
nertribune slansen wonen, bieien Spru4b
Sbiuer's beber3isen. 49,. II.
Gs wdre better iar lie, better fir bas
beranma9ienoe @ei@ledt nns befer
flr's 2anb.. @irb IS aber iemals ba'
bin tommea7 2eiper mifen mir IS
mad a~nieren bisberisen grfabrunsen
.besueifeln. Dapenport Dem.
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bauft, sab tar,lia Der Elm. in eiues. BE.

bauft, saB tarali4 Der cine In eines. bes
idverenen 3eusnib ertIdrte, er isi ni9t
i'm Staube, fem 0ermSSen senaa anlu.
seben, nm Elm Dutenb Mi4ionen tSnnte
er ii4 lei9t irren. Gin Nann, Der NIT
einem Tebanri9 $500, 900 peri@enten
tann, ME 90, Sobn @odefe1er that, als
er senannte Summe Der GbicaSoer llnis
periitdt gun, @eident ma@te, fam nod
piel mebr tbun, wenn lid bic ri@tise
@elesenbeit ba,u bietet. 5. Pierpont
Morsan 1T Mitslieo oes D%autbauies
Deriel, Morsan & Co., bas bic srOb'
ten @elbseiddfte in Mmeri.a beiorst
bat. @udel Gage unb Sap @outo finb
bel man9er Tinan3 Operation &ameras
ben seweieu, baben IS aber itets fertis
sebra9 nit @e,uinu 1eraussutommen.
Coils g. 9untiuston bat feline Miaios
men als Yionier neuer Gerritorien ERRORS
ben. Gr bat benz golte sr0Bere Dienfe
eeleiitet, ais irseno elmer Der uorberses
nannten. Sein Name 1T nit Der @es
i9idte ber leberlanobabn anf's gnsite
u~ertnaptt. Na@itebeuoe elite siebt bic
Namen, einiser ber uieIfaden Miaios
mare Seem Dorters ano ibre sddse an:
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peSasYt see NattsaaLoASwss xltnai
'fVeT' nuA DcY NuOwittteHeW 1Awleu.

Vraitsnt: ~: Vols. $A =. ~. Ssa'R'HS'ss'
Vt,s WrA{ieent; IN 4. i. Hiouer, kanias.
d e.r,,ar uup z dasu,etjtey: t 40. Surnsr, vsevgta.
HsrIsitr:E @S S.T. ystutts. 3anoes' 80
l,oriistr eeS National NinSiaben Co.: Tr. !. X. Gratn
O19 99aba,be Cir St. Gaui. @
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slep uia.

WerH&.uns ssssn Stusg Dlt. eturm SAseli4abss.
ebenio fur Werllne pom pterbsn unb &tnhsssh bHSk
&ransbstt ober Mntdus. 5t45k5
xesie.uy uus acknowledging IN ben bsSabrtsisa
geieqi@aften. p /
paNaastarten Der bessnnteten HranSportattoxS : o..
ieui@atsn 10 biuts wte troeubuo. @
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a&tli@ auf Ne berabieben, Ia

a4tli@ auf Ne berabieben, fasen:
,Sebt, mir ,@ilben" fns bod before
Meni4en''. Die Seutide Grau unS
Mutter pirb fd ibreu &inbsru sesens
aber ni4t zines iol@en ,gerbre@ens"
(oas it Der einlis ri@tise Musorud, 10
bart er if) i@alsis ma&en. SIR lie
Gilt bas Wort oes sroBen Di@ters uns
propbeten bes beuti@en Bottles, S9tIs
Ler8: ,tE@w s Asia .ryeE .. .
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-03

Sobn q. @odfeler -. .$14o, ooo, 900
Is. %. Nitor. -. 49,. 1876 ,ooo, 900
%. 9. Mfor......... 10, 600, 900
Cornelius ganSerbilt 80. ITO, ooo, 900
SAP @oulo. 90, ooo, 900
%. 6. ganoerbilt. -. so, 900, 900
6. g. 1untinston As, 900, 900
gtuNel @ase.......... 40, 900, 900
ISM. @odefeuer. 49,. 35, 900, 900
s. gierpont Morsan... %, 600, 900
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-03

,,unb barin maltet
Die ildtise 1ausirau,
unb berridet ,peiie
SIN bdusli@en &reiie,
unb lebret bic Mdb@en
llnb webret ben Rnaben
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-03
Tabrpla11 Der Mortbmeitcm 8abn
DaNaSter gage.
Wa6 NeWen.
Rad cHen.

g.. ~. $. @eioemanu. agent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-21
sKALED BIDS.

pY ORDER " TIN COUNTY COURT.
ID q salt laie County, IcntoJ Of Jiah,
lgaled BIDS viii be fec,iycd by Ne Iouny
Clerk ~ ~ and Including saturday tto lnih day
~ December, i-li, tor supplies 10 BE- furnished
g. salt taku Cnunty, ffuW January iat TO de-
eomber lisl lsll the foI owing vii torn a
basis for BIDS Tor roc r'is, etc., 10 ne furnished
ron COUNTY REcoRpEH
Moftghgo records. tto pages with margna
Dcsd records with marginal ~ inss.
Mining records, same us he 4 records.
Lien and leases, samr 10 deed records,
Abstract rocofdf, same a. nov ueoi.
Direct and 70 gefse indexes 10 all except The
riat BOOK 9ioot inches by foot o inches,
Of plata drafting paper Tor mating pla1s and
Indexes 60 samc,
nfsnior aud etantee Indexes.
ilcocipls f1r documents. same ~ now used In
the ofliCr, with ftup 10 tOots Of itu1 eacH.
hin.ug abstract 70 'ofda and i'fcci indexes 10
some Of these records have printed forms.
aud The amount can DO Determined only a. the
nscords are 70 6e bound In fuli Russia circuit
hub bands" with loose canvas roNcrs aud
Russia c1rncrs. fat opening baq 9. Paper 10
n!ors NJ P,u9S In eS ausgI b.PSd
printed. and on ruled Only. Also, Tor ne Ne.
rarders onice letter hcads aud envelopes, per
thousand. Envelope Nos. and 10. w No.
rag. with return card printed thereon,
ron COUNTY CoLLkuton,
10000 tar notices.
l3tnN receipt books.
Letter head aud envelopes by the thousand,
Index for thN sale. llUr style Aud quAly u
index, information wli bs furnished by the
Couaiy Collector
ron COUNTY AtsrssuM
Tax rolls Tor ls4'. tstyio. bindin~. pualiy.
swg and AL other infprmauon concerning these
rolls Wilt furnished BY the County Accessory
ron rnE oLENKy orrtcE
Record book, slne A. Recorders, except that
they thali be Of 10 psEes each, aud without
cover.
Probate blanks, pfintedon II pound supcrnho
nat cap paper or % equal grade, $50 Of each TO
be furnished on order,
niAln aud fA1crs octagon pencils, per gross.
Pens per gross
Ink per dozen quarts
above
fabers rubber bands, por gross.
Al supplies To ho furnished a. called fnr
A lsind Tor faithful performance Of contract.
IN such Hum a. the County Court may deter.
mine, will 10 required OF tho successful bidder.
The County reserves tho rlgat 10 reject ANY
and all bid.
salt Lake CITY, Nov. 10Th, ispi.
u D.. ALl.EN, County CLERK.
did by q. D.. STANTON, Deputy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-21

J,ROM TAOS. MATTHEWS. ~ TnE isrH
Il ward, Nov. It'll, darn bay mare colt, star
90 forehead, ~ months old. Iutlrn 10 owner,
J. o. iiniM, - y, IN South. Reward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-21

Root cellars vary much In their con.
,truction, according TO their intended
purpose, Smaller ones, intended only
for garden vegetables, occupy portion
Of the basement under dwelling, thor.
oughly separated from the rest Of the
basement, aud requiring care TO prevent
any odors from them from ascending 10
the apartments above. Such roots M the
tubers OF potatoes impart little or none
of such odors. More spacious cellars, for
receiving large quantities OF farm crops
may be- placed under barns or carriage
houses, but require still greater care 10
prevent the improper discharge Of efiin-
via, which IA TO bc avoided by always
keeping the root cellar cool and providing
sufficient ventilation and preventing the
roots from heating. Such roots as turnips
and rutabagas require special care In this
respect, and when masses Of them are
stored, II should be with grated wooden
floor and sides, 81 allow the free passage
ot air TO keep them cool aud to convey
AWAY all odors. II such odors are allowed
10 accumulate and become strong, they
cause the decay of the tmbers with
which they come in contact. Potatoes
should have an apartment which does
not freezei but rutabagas may be several
degrees colder. Free ventilation should
always be effected by sliding windows
aud the temperature controlled ut all
times by the aid Of thermometers. -Coun.
Try Gentleman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-21

Iron ne coiumsm PoR.i :,
I'll can't understand" said Colum.
bus man 10 me this morning, what
makes my wife treat me NJ she dCet.'
dis she mean TO your"
"Mean? Ia the cyclone mean 70 the
LIANT II blows down tree upob?"
0You should bear with Il great deal
from her, "a y woman has many bur
dena TO BEAR
iuDon,t i? what with riding poke "a
and whacking me over the head Wit u
the poker and showing me down stair
and making mo go without supper !
think certainly do have enough TO
bear with"
"You don't know why Sue treats you
sos''
"No.u
~ DO"
0rhen you're the man want TO see.
why Is ~"
diiecsuse you're drunk" $3.50,
0s,rangor, give me your hanu;
Among all the reasons on earth
hadn't thought Of that"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-21
LIST OF LETTERS

horiainins ~ No fost once At salt LAte
CITY. Utah, Nqyomher ~. 1901. which, II not
called for wine Two weeks. will DC sont 10 the
Dead Loitor once al Washington, 10. q.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-21
eARLY CHICKS WITHOUT BRooDGRe.
A western aan'. Plan u. roid In rsr,
Journal

A western aan'. Plan e. Told In rsr.
Journal
Every one caunot have iucubators
broodcr houses, etc. but they can, dur
ins the summer and fall, provide n good
warm house. say ~ by "a, with south
ern exposure, put some windows In III,
south side, OIL up inside with clay at least
six inches above the ground and paob
close, bank up the outside eight or ttt
inches, haul dust from the road and 81
on top Of the well packed clay floor nj
least three inches; on top o. this throws
big wagon load Of chat or clover hulls
Getilhs all ready In thosummer aud early
fall: this will make you Droodcr house
for early Matched chicks.
Provide warm house for Your fowl,
In winter. Keep either pure or good
strong cross of either Plymouth Rock OF
one OF the Asiatic breeds, pa w. 20 have
good winter Layers. Hens that lay In the
early winter will set by Churtmaa. Set
all the oarly clutches OF eggs YOU can,
aud when tho chick, are matched turn
them and the hen In the house above de
scribcd and they will do we'll. providing
thr following rules are observed. For the
trst week or ten days keep the lien con
fuel ia coop o. box SD the chicks can
run abont aud hunt In the chnH when
they wish; the hen viii constantly cover
them Willis Kept iu the coop Il she Is well
fed. Feed the chicks Just out OF bet
reach at least Ave times per day Of the
trouble IL taken 20 feed by lamp at . OF
10 o'clock az night ,hey will do much
better on corn cake, biscuit, oatmeal
aud table scrap, aud they will grow very
fast.
After ten days old the hen can be nl
lowed 10 run about the house with them
during the middle part Of the day. Water
always with lusuwaun water la cold
weather aud keep the coops clean and
dry. Bottled vegetables chopped fine aud
mixed with meal will make the best Of
feed. After two weeks old never feed
any soft or sloppy food: fowls arc con
structcd for eating dry food or seeds, no'
slOpA "A soon ~ they are old enough
90 hunt, throw wheat aud broken com
among the chat; 1t helps them TO learn 10
hunt Tor H. Wthgood care eight OF ten
hroods eau be- kept inihe house together.
providing the hens are quiet aud sccus.
toned 10 each other In this way early
cbicks can be grown with very little loss
aud with less expense than a hrooder
house, Cross hens must be confined or
they will kill or hurt chicks not OF their
brood.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-21
WHAT Is A GUARANTEE?

Many merchants and smen the habit Of IndminA,s1
"guaIrntceug" their with thought being called
make the guarantee" II leTaloous foolish
respected In the breach than in tho
guarantee ohaveany value should be made with knowledge of
the meaning Of the word carry the
guarantee On fine tools makers
place any tool found imperfect In
We have used best Judgment acquired by considerable
Renee, In selecting the following e sell
customers with absolute that they do
h. all that em will refund the purchase
mu
ewe" Steel iange finished article perfectly proporonsd
made Of the t<s material. Don't lA 10 will pay
"uk Mcal No Generator, EvaTorng Lghth do
No smell. No danger No complication. Every oeo
ton tho Gasoline Stove WITH Think Of the dis
comfort Missed In summer by avoiding the heat Of big Kitchen
Range.
Supeo Cooks and Ranges Superior takers Superior
e Superior in dsAign Superior In construction
Superior everything that make perfect cooking
"Footo IcgcNor" An Ice saver. a Health PROMOTER
What tha3 Investigate It, II will
repay you.
Builders Hardware, House Fdrnlshing Garden
spfinkoo Lawn Moweet complete every detail
IL. &. COFFIE HARDWARE CO.,
Progress Butldsfc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-21
g August
Flower

For two years I suffered terribly
with stomach trouble, and was FOR
all that time under treatment by a
physician. He finally, after trying
everything, said stomach was about
worn out, and that | would have to
cease eating solid food for time ut
least, ] was 10 weak that l could
not work. Finally on the recon-
mendation Of friend who had used
your preparations
A WORKOUT with beneficial re-
suits, l procured a
Stomach. bottle Of August
Flower, and COM
menced using it, II seemed to do
me good at once. | gained in
strength and flesh rapidly; my APP
petite became good, and suffered
no bad effects from what ate.
feel now like a new man, and con.
slider that August Flower has en-.
tirely cured me OF Dyspepsia in its
worst form. JAMES Il. DRDRRIcE,
Saugerties, New York,
w. B. Utsey, St. Georges, S. c.,
writes; | have used your August
Flower for Dyspepsia and find it au
excellent remedy. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-21


'lf you desire brood chamber ex.
pressly for the welfare Of bees during
the winter ION the summer stand OF
what dimensions would YOU prefer 20
have the saner This query was re.
Gently asked in American Bee journal.
Eugene secor answered. The same az
aten frame Langstroth. j. NJ. Hamburg
thought, About 1000 cubic inches and
nearly square, Mrs, H. Harrison pre-.
ierred the Langstroth hive fpr all pur.
poses. Mr. Mahin said, Perhaps the
best size aud form Is IA by II by II
inches. Dsdant 81 Sen replied, As
small Ms possible TO accommodate the
wants Of the entire population ]. +.
Pond answered; Iprefcr, at all times, the
ordinary ten frame Langstroth hive. |
have always wintered my bees ON sum
mer stands, aud find that the ten frame
hive viii winter u small colony just Ms
well as wilt u smaller hive. The editor
taid, The Laugstroth hive we prefer for
al purposes-wiuteT aud summer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-21

The giraffe IL threatened with e.'
tlnction, but az long as the coilsrmak.
ers and tho dudes work IN harmo ny
naturalists will he able 10 study me
p,culiaritics OF the girnfie's neck'-hr'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-21
FOR SALE.

CROOK ~ SALT LAKE ffsiI MD DAIRY
- co. a valuable Investment, fpply to
EUsiCE MCiiAn. rs =, sixth Hast street
nSL 90 ~. T.. noiLrR AND Is u. y. IN.
" zine, IN good condition. App 10 u u
WLnnIn. or ". ~. Iiowr. at T. U. NJ l. dt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-21

"please give the a shampoo before
YOU shave me-" said the fastidiou- man
10 the barber. =,
When he was leaving the shop l
naked him why he had made such n
request. $50 that his hands would .
wsshed before he began 10 lather my
face, answered the fastidious man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-21

The gc,erli verdict that he Eclipse Grocery and Fruit
pany curry the ry goods their line 10 BE- found dnyhere
tie city and ha' coupled v che treatment aud obgfg
THAR sdiacl q he attractive placer Of
b,pHe W friends and he public generally
and ne thenseir,s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-21
WANTED.

A COMPETENT am. TO no COOKING
~ aud general t0asowoft In o small family.
Apply Immediately atDt9 kast iirirham =.
A coon GfRL TOG GTNEilAL HousE.
~ work. Apply 10 Mas. Gro. I. OMIT, ~
:. tth Esst street ar at
A GoOD uUstNEsA CAN M OBTAINED
~ By q business man with moucy. frnm ~
10 $40 pof day can be cleared II u patent,
with w competition. call from 10 y N. AZ
$40 =. West Temple Street ..
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as EyFNtNu Nov. lo,h. nErwFrN pAs
~ Ouee. Commercial street, roming along
fiftt south 81 and my residence NJ No. lN
SIKH fast street, -
one pair N DiAMoND BRACELErs
one set with Diamonds aud -ApphlfOst
one oct With iuamnnds aud nubies.
The Under Will please return TO Uas Com.
Il MRS. y. n. DYER
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-21

I-RoM TiIE NORTH SALT LAKE, ON THE
Il evening Of tho ltih, one bay Colt stallion,
Is months old, had halter On, hufnt on left
hind foot By Ar0pe. Also ono bay Horst. about
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der, weighs about itoo pounds. Return 20
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Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-10
Preliminary Examinations.

In the case of Harry Burns,
charged with the shooting of
Miles McSwceney on the night of
November %, 1890, Judge Sem
pie held the accused in bail of
5000 to appear at the March term
of the District Court. Being un-
able, so far, to secure bond,
Burns is still in jail. McSweenpy
was, at the time of the prelimina-
~ examination and is yet, in a
fair way Of entire recovery.
Joseph Beverly, colored, charg-
cd with the killing Of his brother,
Stephen Beverly, on the p day Of
December 1890, was discharged.
the evidence showing that the XII
Ing was entirely accidental.
Alfred Jackson. colored. charg-
ed with the killing Of Baptlste
Paul, colorcd, on the 25th day of
December 1880, by means of u
pistol, was refused bail, and was
remanded to jail where he awaits
trial before the District Court at
the approaching term in March.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-10
Meeting Directors
Building Loan -issGciation.

Bayou sara, Jan. Sd. 1891.
Meeting called To order with
President V. W. Lcalie, and the
following directors prrsc It: " q.
II. I"nnev, = l.. Golsan,. j.. j. T..
Irvine and w. NJ. Town.
Minutes of last regular meeting
were read and approved.
The President stated he had no
report to make.
Secretary read monthly report
showing disbursements and amt
cash in hands of treasurer to date.
which was accepted and ordered
spread upon the minutes.
Next IN order was sale Of mon
ey.
The President offered one share
5000, 90 with the privilege.
After lively bidding, three shares
$500, 90 were sold to Mr.. \ Deck
lar ut "a per cent. net.
There being no further business
the meeting then adjourned.
II. NJ. LEAkE.
SECRETARY.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-10

With his t!i: NIB. 4 boy is said TO have
saved the Netherlands from iuuuGa.ion
Many people have been saved from i'll
vaSiot 0f disease by Il bottle of Ayers
S2rsaparllla. This G.cdirinc imparts
tone t2t the system and sI-"agthcrs every
organ and fibre Of ,nt body.