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St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-30

ST. PAUL GLOBE SUBSCRIPTION RATE
DAILY (NoT INCLUDING SUNDAY)
yr in advance. .SS 90 | 5 IN in advance. 81 90
N III advance 90 g 6weeks In adv. w
One month 49, 1Uc
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-30

A laughable incident occurred yesterday in
a certain betting resort a horsey individ-
ual had bet heavily on an outsider for a
certain race, and stood to win thousand
dollars. The race took place. The horse
was never heard from until the stretch
was entered, and the wires ticked him off a
winner. The enthusiasm of the horsey ind-
vidual knew no bounds. He ragaled his
friends with cigars and liquors ad lib, but
while the merriment was at its height. cor
rection came over the wires-another horse
had won
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-30

The society of Elks viii be among the
great army who change their quarters to-mor-
row. More commodious rooms have been
secured at the corner of Third and Wabasha
streets, originally occupied by the Masonic
fraternity. The Elks' society is one of the
strongest and most vigorous fraternal-soeial
aggregations in the city. Its membership is
largely recruited from the theatrical profes-
sion. railroad and newspaper men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

WAsuiSuToN, Sept. IL. - Al the
FarmeB' Alliance headquarters In this
city Il In stated that the Alliance will
have fifty FIVE men In the next Holse
who will vote with II on all measures IL
may See NJ 10 bring forward. In the
Senate the party claims four-SenatOrs
PETER, Kyle, lrby and Vance. At tho
next session tie sub.treAsury bill as IL
was introduced In the last Congress,
will not make It's appearance. A bill
constructed upon lines similar 10 II and
embOdying the same principles, viii
be- Introduced la both houses aud
pushed 10 vote. The Stanford land
loan bill will not be- touched by the
a lllanoe but bill bearing upon tho
same subject will be introduced. An
other measure which the Alliance viii
demand iB the tree coinage bill. These
three measures are the ones In which
the party take an interest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

CHICAGO, sept. l5.-Firc broke out Ia
the basement OF block i75 Monroe
street at l:lj this morning. When
tho IRE companies arrived IL hsd nj
ready mad. H. way 70 the roof through
tho elevator shaft, aud Il was apparent
that the lire would be bad one. The
alarm wn turned Ia aud large num-
her Of engines arc now vt work. rhe
building Is occupied by wyckofi, Sea.
mans n Benedict, typewriter supplies,
w. J. Jefferson Printing Company,
aud other Arms.
Jameson X Morse, printers, aud
BloomEton bros. ~ Co. olectrotypc
foundry, also occupied the buildiug.
Al 2;n6 the IRE h under control, but Il
l. not possible 10 give AN accurate
estimate " losses tonight. They
probably viii exceed $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18
Li-utsnant Governor Jones state.
mrnt.

BiSonAMros, y. ", Sept. H.
observation-disclosures Jones today pre-.
pared n statement TINT not only have
the Interests OF the people been sgctl.
feed, but that the existence NJ the
Domocntic party has boon jeopardizrd.
"Contlnuci suhseryieno.," saya he,
"hns made the condition too dtgmd.
Ing 10 bo quietly borne by American
citizens. There Is but one way 10 de.
lodge thee usurpor8. The temporary
dcfcat Of the party Will DO harmless
compared with the effects OF their con.
troll. For the welfar. VI the State rnj
In the interest or the Democratic party,
my duty 10 10 oppose the election Of
the nominees OF tbs Saratoga convon.
ton, 10 such extent NJ may BE- within
my poSur, and IN such manner ~
may seem beat 10 accomplish that pnf.
pose"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

la2 &. Sixth Eas. ST., Salt Lake, Utah
This isa private Institution, afford
INK the best opportunities for a thor.
oughly sound education. The Prlnol.
pal undertakes TO give special and Per.
sonal cafe "a the distinctive capacities
af each pupil, and 10 tho steady growth
OF self thought and mental energy.
There arc three Departments Of In.
struclion;
|. A Primary one Tor young pupils.
II. An Advanced English course.
III. 4 Collegiate course for senior
students.
Open 10 both boys aud girls.
Weekly or term boarders taken.
SPECIAL NOTICE FoR EVENING CLASSES
On Monday, Sept, q, 1891, at 1880
y. M, series Of Instruction clAsses
VIII open for tho benefit Of all such
young ladies' and young gentlemen
who desire either an extended oulture
or special help IN such studies rs may
tho better qualify them foF their gem
eral liio work.
The iiBt session Of evening classes
viii extend nom Sept. ~ to Dec. No..
The terms will bo s. for each pupil
and payable In advance.
Apply to the Principal.
J.. WuTELHY,
Late Of London ami graduate Of
Queens College. England. G&s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

GUTHRIE, o. T., Sept. l7.--Pros.
pertivo settlers 0i the now Indian
lands are awaiting with impatlcncu
the Presidents proclamation permit
ting thcm ~ cutCf and Claim their
homcsiunds. Most Of the boonivrs have
already gone ne far hs the border aui
need only word from Washington TO
send them over the line. On the border
fully 5000 people arr gathered. One
iact Va regard " people who Intend 10
tutilr in the new land IL that large
numbers Of them, nearly half, "
u estimated, are negroes. They have
some principally from tho South, at.
tfaot-i here 10y adyUflisemun,s of two
colonization colonies, one headed by
the noted negro Lanston and the other
by ex.AuditOr McCabe, colorei, VI
knnrar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

GRAND ISLAND, Ncb., Sep,.17.-rhe
Democrats mnt In State convention
here today. Frank T.. Ireland pfusid.
cd, aud j. IL. Broadly was nominated
for supreme Judge, and r. A. Began
aud >. +. Hcncher for regents " tho
State University. Every ment ion OF
the name VI Cleveland provoked Wild
applause. The platform adopted con.
graduates the people upon the defeat
Of the prohibition amendment, de.
nOunccs the force bill, rejoiCCs that
Congress VIII soon again bec0mu "a
delibcratiyc body, denOunccs trusts
and poolH md condemns the Ouc-slded
reciprocity Of the present administga.
ton, which Invites commercial Inter.
course only with nations which
buy our manufacturing products,
aud prohibits tho freedom Of
interchange with those nations which
purchase our surplus Of agricultural
products rs an attempt 10 continue 10
manufacturing industries IN another
form the advantages which they havo
under tho system OF protection, and we
demand that all legislation upon this
subject shall give 10 the interest 0f the
farmer equal consideration with other
CLASSES OF society. IL favOra the free
coinage " silver and that II shall ho
made full and legal tender for all
debts, public or private, and donounces
the unjust and dishonest provisions Of
the law recently enacted, allowing uAr.
ties 10 stipulhtc against payment In
silver certificates, thus setting mp one
standard for the rich man and another
for the poor man.
Tho platform donounces Rs sugycs-
tive Of partisan prejudice tho Indecent
haste shown In issuing the writ Ul
custer against Hon, james H.. Boyd,
the chosen governor, denying 10 him
that courtesy aud fair treatment usual.
ly accorded TO the meanest criminal In
tho land.
Relating 20 the maximum freight
law, the platform rends; We arraign
the Republican party Of this State for
its subservionrv 10 corporate power for
years past, aud We condemn tho re.
publican State board Of transportation
Tor falling TO exercise the authority IA
them vested, and refusing In the face
of an overwhelming demand 10 fix
reasonable freight rates and give the
people relief from cxOrbitant transport
tation charges. We are In favor Of the
proposed amendment % the cOnsiitu.
ton creating the office Of three railroad
commissioners, and making the same
elective by the people; aud are nlAO In
favor OF "a law o tlblishinA reasonable
maximum frcighls to govern the ail'
roads Of this state.
The platform courludus by den ouno-
Ing the Mckinley bill gnd says. "tt
mnltiplios thu peoples burdens and in-
crsascs their taxes, lessons the price
u their products aud decreases the
purchasing power 81 their Income.
We demnnd Arif for revenue limit
ed 20 the necessities OF the govern
ment economically administered, anu
In returning from special 10 c0usttu-
tlonal taxation, we favor placing raw
materials upon the free list, greatly
reducing the burden Of the necesshrius
Of life aud impoaing the hoayIest duties
nnon luxurieG."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

Tho Territorial, Territorial School,
County, County School aud Snecial
School Taxes for the year sol, arr now
due and payable nj my office, No. o
County Court House, Salt Lake City.
Al taxes remaining unpaid ON tho 8ist
day Of October Will be delinquent.
Session Laws ls0o, 203Oa: "rhc COllec.
Tor shall, ON or before the let dry Of
December Of each ycsr. publish In al.
phaictical order Delinquent tax list,
showing the amount OF Territorial.
Schooland County aud Special District
School Taxes ASSESSED against each de.
linquunt In his county. On the
third Monday ~ December VI each
year the Collector shall expose for sale
sufficient 81 such drliuquenii- real
estate 10 pay tho taNts aud
cost, etc" l.. q. HANDY,
Collector for Salt Lake County.
N.B.-Ploase call al Post Oflco aud
ask for your tax notices. IlO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

Mr.. Frank Huffman, young man
OF burlington, Ohio, states that he
had been under the care Of two prom
lucut physicians, aud used their tfvat.
ment until he was not able To 20!
aound. They pronounced his case TO
be- Consumption and incurablo. Ito
was persuaded 10 try DR.. Kings New
Discovery fot Consumption, Coughs
aud Cold, aud at that time was moi
able ~ walk across the street without
resting. He found before he had used
half Of n dollar bottle that he wAs
much better; he continued 10 use it
and Is today enjoying good health. II
you have any Throat, Lung or Chest
Trouble, Try Il. We guarantee salts.
faction. Trial bottle free at A. q.
bmilh a Co.'S Drug store. o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18
To Come Up for Argument at I'll, 0cto.
Der Term Of the L. y.
Supreme Court.
ATTORNEY GENERAL miLtEa's
BRirF.
Congress, lie Argues, Has Undoubtedly
the Right 10 Laglslate for the
Common Good.
by Te euaph 10 sac vnwst
4 nRIEF
Prepared by Attorney niiisr
IA the Lottery eases.

~ the Lottery Gases.
wAmuNGIus, Sept, 1.-THE case Of
tue Uuitoi states against John l..
Rapier, aud the two caseA ~ the
United states W. George W. Dupre,
viii come up for argument ~ the
October term uf the Hupremu Court.
Each Of these CaUs IL ma application
for discharge by a wit ~ ho5sas
coipU from arrest fur alleged violation
vi the auti'lbttery legislation of tho
United States IN mailing lottery adj
vcftist mCnts. Judgment was against
the defendant and the ca-ca were ap.
pcnled 10 the supreme Court. Att0r.
ney.6rneral Miller has PREPARED
brief which h. viii submit la behalf
ot the government. "if IL can
be demonstrated, Jays the
brief "that 70 prey upon ones
ielloWmpn by means OF "a
lottery In fundamental, human right,
the dccaloguc and sermon on tho
mount, not tO mention the Declaration
" Independence ought 10 be rewritten
NJ once. | maintain" continues the
attorney general, "with0ut fear OF sue
crssiul contradiction, that whatcyor
acts or enterprises Congress has power
10 make criminal In the District VI
Columbia or tho rcfriiOhcs II may re.
fuse directly or Indirectly 10 aid, en-.
courage or abot In any State without
violating any obligation, other 10 tho
citizen or stale. Any State may make
The practices OF this lottery company or
even the possession Of ita tickets within
It's borders, with intent 10 cell, n
oflmo.n
la the exercise Of this power Of legls-
lntion, Ia regard 10 Tho malls a. IN the
txcrclre of many 81 IT, other legislative
power, thc attorney general holds that
Congress has very broad discretion an
~ whether IL rhall act AZ nll, and ~ NO,
wheu,and 10 what extent, and for what
purpose Il shall act.
The attorney general then argues 10
show that Congress has undoubtedly
the right 10 logislAte lOr the
common good, and says "Sup-
pose, W IL now an early probability.
a postal Telegraph should be established,
is II true that the United states gov.
CrnmUnt would no under obligation 20
transmit over IL telegraph lines mes
sages In reference 10 all the buaiues- or
practices not indiclablc AZ common law
or not known TO law books ns Diaid "a
scs could II not refuse 10 transmit n
telegram boldly relating TO gambling
transactions, trading upon margins In
wheat or stocks, or negotiating the
purchase aud sale Of lottery tickets, or
In regard 10 any other business which,
IN the exercise Of sound discretion,
Congress might declare TO he contra
bOH0g Hi0rcs?n
Upon the theory Of the argument Of
the petitioners, tina, tho publishers OF
newspapers had the absolute right 10
carriage In the mails, and that any
discrimination against them IL nhfidg.
ing the freedom Of the press, thon all
postal regulations by which letters aro
given precedence over newspapers
might bo held 10 be- au abridging Of the
freedom ofthe press.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. i7.-rhere IL
considerable excitement over the grand
Jury, Ia It's interference with this Me
Cartby-Wauen light before the Olym.
pic club next Tuesday night. Tho
State law permits glove contests before
regularly chartered athletic clubs. The
present grand jury, which has only
been In existence two weeks, Ii u very
moral body, aud started Ia on prize.
flghts without much delay. Owing 10
the law their future course IN hardly
apparent. They examined the chief Of
police and several police captains and
The officers OF the Olympic club. The
jury held n long session, reviewing
their statements and the laws. The
outlook 10 that the grand jury will
make IT, report tomorrow and viii call
upon the proper authorities TO stop tho
McCartby.Warron hght
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

wAsuISGTos, ID. g., Sept. liar.
mngcmunts have been completed for
an Interstate cooking main between
California aud Maryland for 5000 aud
800 each battle. The contracting
parties are Anthony Greene Of sacra.
ment0, Cal, aud A. Is. Huite OF
Sultan, Md, both prominent breeders
of game fowl. Richard X. Fox l. nnal
stake holder. Each side TO show
seventeen cocks, lightweight to be-
pounds 5 ounces; heavyweight,
pounds I ounces. The main IL 10 DO
fought In New York or New Jersey on
September Z, 1872, and Arthur Il.
SuitoT, stakeholder, Is 10 select the
battle ground. Each side has de-
posited $500 and tho nual deposit Ia 70
bo posted on January 4, 1892, making
the total 5000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Sept. l7.-MeNiean
Independence Day wis celebrated at
la Juauta yesterday by n fight bet secn
wild bull aud bear. The animals
were tied TO stakes In the middle Of tho
arena by short ropes. In theirslrugglel
they broke the ropes and the bear
climbed out Of the arena among the
spectator. A panic ensucd, aud the
women and children were trampled on
and bruised. Jesus Alyiso, u drunken
Mexican, fired two shots " thc bear
with n revolver, hut the bullets went
into the crowd, slightly wsuuding one
man. The boar was finally lnssoed by
vaquer0s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

san FRANctscO, Sept. i5.--'rhu
hJonitucr prints story 10 the effect
thata plot has teen discovered among
the eonvici9 ot the San Quoniin prison
70 blow up the prison with dynamite,
sili the guauis and escape. Some
dynamite, halt a dozen fcVUlveH anu
n number OF cartridges are snid 10 he In
the wafdcn's possession, haviug been
found In the cells Of seven COnvlCts,
now cloEely guarded IN solitary con.
nncmUut IL IA believed, however,
that a comfortable amount Of dyna.
mite aud "a large number " weapons
are yet concealed about the prison IN
places unknown 10 the guard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

MONTREAL, Sep. u. The Premier
Mcfcler hns thrown down the gauntlet
TO Northumberland Angels and
dehus him % appoint a Royal commits.
sion 10 inquire into tho Bale de
Chaiour Doodle changes. Aiotciuf's per.
-onal organ, Ia Justice, sayr, q civil
war would result before thelsitutouant-
Governor would be permitted to take
any high.handcd nOccrdings. Mef
cirr sent a letter b. tho lieutenant.
GovcrHorHlnilug that he would not ni
low an Rutocfat 10 override him, and
he was Responsible 10 the people alone
for hts conduct.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18
Albrtison anL TITS acsampIir.
AFFsatpt.

MANSFIELD, o., Sept. Edward
Albottsun. dciuultlng secretary NJ the
Fidelity Trust company ~ Tacoma,
aud Fred Chandler, his accomplish,
were arrested last night, four milus be-
low Gardiner, Oregon. The men were
surprised by the officers hui ordered 10
throw up their hands. Chandler slow.
~ complied, but Albortsou reached Tor
his revolver, but ouu 0f tho uillucrs
shot him before lie could draw IL. The
shot took effect In AlUegtson'a arm, la.
nlcting flesh wound. AlboiisOn aud
Chandler then surrendered aud wcrf
takeu 10 Gardiner. Chandler talks
freely, and cxoncfalcs all others than
himself aud Aibcrts0n from completely
IN the robbery, but viii not give the
details leading up 10 the robbery Of the
bauk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

CuLuMuua, sept. l1.-- Governor
Campbell opened the campaign at
Sidney today. The governors speech
was devoted chiefly 10 the tariff aud
silver question. Hu said Mckinley
had lodged the former question nom
the opening uf the campaign aud had
mhdu the silver question paramount.
He charged the Republican leaders Of
Tire Stat. with having made a oonccn.
traiOi effort to force down tho tarln
i-suc Ia the oampaign. lie then took
w thv record OF Major Mckinley on
the silver question, and charged him
with having voted for coinage As far
back ~ 1871. The free silver men had
claimed Mckinley NJ champion
about the tlme " the passage Of the sil-
yer certificate act Of 1880.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

INV YORls, Sept. 1.-THE Pos Ia
It's financial article says; "rhc follow
lug official statement Il made this
morning: Tic Ruading Syndicate
formally dissolved yesterday by vote
Of two-ihlrls Of its members. The
syndicate originally wRs formed with
the idea VI controlling the property ali.
soluirly. IL he'll, however, at tho
time u dissolution yesterday only
22j, 0JJ shares, while nearly 100000
shares were nccoa sary 10 control. The
syndicate was composed " about
twelve members, aud all VI these, cA.
cept one, have Joined In tho agreement
OF dissolution. rhc one not Yet signed
represents only small amount u
HtOcE.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

HE eoaPANioH's WHO nAcr ron
LtFE.


NEVADA, Cal, Sept. lis. Gla-
votii, superintendent Of the Drfhfo
Drh mine, was murdered ny high.
Waymen this morning while coming 10
this city with 5000 In gold bars Just
cleaned up nj the mines. Glayotti and
}. D.Ostrom were In a two.hof.c buggy
ascending the south Iuba river gfbdu,
dX mile from the city, when n rifle
rhot was fired from tho bank above.
The bnll entered tho back " Glayutli's
head hnd emerged from hi. mouth,
causing instant death. Ostrom fofcou
the horsss to n run up the steep grade,
just nA the second shot was fired. The
bullet entered the neck q one Of the
horses, hut u turn IN the road soon tool,
the team out Of range " the shooters.
OstfOm continued tu force the team up
the grade, holding his companions
dead body In tho vehicle with one arm,
AMI being soaked from hesd 10 foot " lth
his He's blood. Reaching tho Nlount
Vernon house, Ortrom lcit Glavuttiis
BODY anu his bullion In the brush, and
Then rode to this city 10 notify the
officers. a wagon has just gone out
after the dead Huperiuteudrurs body,
anu nuvcral squads u armed men aro
starting Tor the scene OF the murder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

HARRISON iNrrstsrto N rHT
NEWS.
lie Directs his Informant TO Communi.
cate with Secretary
Blaine.
Suspected OF neins out Hunting for
Frey.

INV York, Sept. IA Washing.
ton Bpccial says. Senior Pileso Balsar
Mareno, a well known itsllan-Amufi.
call residing here nnd acting ~ agent
w this country Of the National party
Of Hawaii, corresponding TO the
Chilean COnpfcsslonalists, today laid
before the President q letter that 30
recently received from his coTtesp0h-
dent In Honolulu, asserting inst Eng
land II now planning TO take p0sscs.
sion u the Kingdom. The writer said
that some action on the part Of
the United states Ia necessary.
That the people are favorable 10 British
Interests aud ready 20 cOuntenancc The
move when made. The President wns
interested IN tho letter, and asked
Senior Alarcno TO communicates with
Secretary Blaine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

ROCHESTER, sept. l5,--Applicatlon
for receiver for tho James Wick
fseodsmanl corporation viii DO made
this afternoon aud the corporation be
dissolved. Tho liabilities will amount
TO between $780, 900 and 100000, and
tho assets u mn advantageous tale Of
the estate Il made will be more than
sufficient 10 cover tho liabilities. James
Vicli win continue the business on n
smaller scale. The Flour City Bank
this morning levied on the property OF
the corporation,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

SALEM, Mass, Sept. 1.-THE funeral
OF DR.. Loring, ox'c0mmlsslouor ofngri.
culture and United States minister 10
Portugal, was held this Afternoon.
Aner the services Ia the church tho
body was .sCUrtcd 10 Harmony Grove
cemetery, IL last res,ing-placc, by the
Knights OF winslow Lewls Command
cry Of Knights remplar and a long cor
tege Of carriages.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

VIRGINIA, New, Sept. lI.-Thl-
morning the cr0ss.huad' Of the pump
engine AZ tho Alta mine broke, and ia
consequence the pump.rod broke NJ
ule surface, carrying everything with
y 10 ihe water level. Five men on the
lluut9ot level at first were supposed b
nave been KILLED, hut Il Ii thought now
nat MI can bv rescued.
ihr mon Imprisoned were safely
Drought 10 tho surface this afternoon.
a large part OF the SHAFT Ia II wreck,
'ut the damage will not DO large.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18
Investigating tho Annirs of ihe state
IrrRsurer's once.

PHILADELPHIA, sept ~. - The
Legislative committee investigating
the atlalrs u tho State Trrasurer's
Office met today. The presidents OF
the three banks, State Repositories,
testified no Que ever received any gain
by the liond0p deposit, nor had any
campaign assessments been made by
their banks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

VmSSA, Sept. ia Dispatch from
Warsaw confirms reports VI the mass
Ing " Russian troops In the wustefn
districts In connection with coming
military maueuvers. a ukasc lust
Issued directs the erection Of barracks
for tho frontier guard. at ihe distance
81 quarter Of a mile from the western
frontier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

DR.. VI. J. Davis n n prominent ply.
slcian Of Lewis, Cas- County, Iowa,
ana hns been actively engaged In tho
practice " medicine nj that place for
the past thirly-nve year. On the Goth
Of last May, while In Dcs M0lncs,
ell route 10 Chicago, he was suddenly
taken with an attack ~ dlafrhwa.
Having sold Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera aud Dinrrhua Remedy Tor the
rnsi .ov pniusu years, and knowing l,s
reliability, he procured q - cent bottir,
two dosrz Of which completely cured
him. For sale by u. q. NJ +, Drug
Dept. DIS
WnuT or telephone 70 King & Sons,
uyton, Utah, Tor Choice Peaches.