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The morning call., 1892-03-04
THE BEST SPOT ON EARTH

THE BEST SPOT ON EARTH
To fad gold is not i'm our city. AtIeast
no snch place has been discovered. The
best place to save gold when you wish
to buy Boots and Shoes however, is at
DESCALS0 & FRANKS. IT'S the best
place fer many things and we pride our.
selves particularly i'm being able to
please, those who fad trouble in suiting
themselves in other places. Remember
the spOt-it is No. % kearny Street.
DESCAISO & FRANK, "a
Kearny street, Headquarters for James
Means Shoes.
The morning call., 1892-03-04
Kicked to Death,

our flowers We will willingly give them and
the Times, too, but we want to know who
takes them-tramps or excursionists."
The morning call., 1892-03-04
Orchestral Conc.r,

Inis evening an orchestral concert will
be given In the Calvary Presbyterian ssnurch
Dy the FIRST congregational Sabbath. school
The morning call., 1892-03-04
OBITU AIRY.
DIR. A. j. CORY

DR.. A. j. Cory. weli-known pioneer
physician of this State. died yesterday al
San Jose. He was a native Of Ohio, aged
60 years.
The morning call., 1892-03-04

The Special Evangeiisttc Meetings.
A large number Of students from the
State University were present at the evan
gelstic services in the Christian Association
The morning call., 1892-03-04
BIaTHS- MARRIAGE.

birth, marriage and death notices sent by mai
viii not be inserted They must be handed In a,
either OF the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
TO have tue same published
, 1892-08-03
MAXEN
CHRIsTIANSTED.

CHRIsTIANsTED.
july &Oth-per schnr. "Yi4iiant' from st.
Thomas-,Iulius Lorantzen, AaeJtt Carr &chlld
Elodius, Alfred Furey, 6. Scipio, Harris
UanleL.
July 30th-Per yigilant" for st. Thomas
-1Lcodor EStornel & son Victor, Exam.
phalm. IL. Chr. J6rgensen for Cop nhagen,
Mrs Duus, Mrs +. Ditlevsen with 5 children &
. servants Mary Eliza Rodridge Y Charlotte
Aalgraye.
August lst-per .Vigilant' for st. Thomas
Mrs Adella Hall, Revd. ScheIfhaut, q Reyd.
jerome.
samuel Joseph aud child for POrtorlOo,
f. A. Heyiiger, for Portorico, Anesta King
and child. Miss Johansen, Miss Sarah Thr@n,
Miss /. George and servant Jane l%ssaroon,
Maria Richards.
FREDER1ksrED, July 30th,
The S. S. "Caribbee' arrived here on the
Both ult. from New York, unloaded 1873 pkgs,
and proceeded to St. Kits.
The 5. S. "Trinidad' arrived here on the
Seth ult., from St. Kits, loaded some produce
and proceeded to New York, Passengers
Mr.. e. Mis-. Dessau. child and Mrs. Daguilard,
Miss 4. A. Thrag, Messrs. E. Junghana and
july S0tR-Pers 5. S. "Carribboe" for St.
Kits Coolie Caropang, Joseph Coock,
IIoratia Scott, wife and son.
July aIst-Prr ':Atlantic" from St. Thomas
Alex Deston.
august lst-Per "Atlantio" for St. Thomas
Mary Hatchett,.
, 1892-08-03
T AVIS
ChrisSiaasted, St, Cceix,
Wednesday, 3rd August 1892.

The new High School for Boys in this
town was opened on Monday with a pleasant
lite ceremony, which must have been agree
able alike to the pupils apd to the friends of
the School who we're present. As will have
been seen from the advertisement lately pub
lishcd in this paper, the school is situated at
7-l2 Fisher Street, the premises on the
southeast border of the town lately occupied
by Lieutenant Andersen. Although desorib-
ed as in the street, the building is in reality
some distance from it, and is surrounded by a
considerable tract Of ground. There are thus
insured two excellent things, namely quiet
ness for the school work and ample space for
the boys to amuse themselves in their recrea-
ton time. The building also stands on a
slight elevation, securing GOODNESS in the warm
est weather and freedom from damp III the
wettest. Inside there is ample space for class
rooms and for private rooms for the principal
, 1892-08-03
oxford

situated in this Islands Northslde
Quarter sub No. 5 ad No. 8 with all
appurtenances Of Land, Buildings,
Works, Machinery, Stock and lnyen-
tory will be offered for sale at 3 pub
lie auctions in conformity with Pla-
card 22nd April 1917.
The auctions will be held at the
undersigned auction Office as follows:
LIST Auction on SATURDAY the 9th of Aug
ust 1892.
2nd Auction on SATURDAY the 10th Sep
tember 1892.
Bird Auction on SATURDAY the Oath Sep
TENDER 1892.
each time at 2 o'clock p. m.
The appraisement, recorders certl-
fcate and the conditions for the sale
may be inspected at the offices OF
Frederiksted's Dealing Court and
LAWYER STAKEMANN.
This advertisement also serves as
notice to mortgage holders according
to the Placard of 22nd April 1917.
Frederiksted Auction Office, st. Croix, July
30th 1892.
R. PETERSEN.
, 1892-08-03
OXFORD

beliggende i denne Oes Nordside
Kvarter sub No. 5 ad No. 6 med alt
Tilbehor af Land, B~ygninger, Verker
Maskineri, Besptning og Inventari-
UNI blive opraabt til Bortsalg we'd 3
0 fentlige Auctioner / Overensstem-
melse med Placat 22de April 1917
A~uctionerne afloldes paa underteg
nede Auctionscontoir som f0iger
Isle Auction LQRDAGEN den eide August
1892
2den Auction L0RDAGEN den lode Sep
TENDER 1892.
3die Auction LORDAGEN den 2ide Sep
TENDER 1892.
liver Gang ON Eftermiddagen XII
slet.
Notwithstanding, Panteattest
og Conditionerne for Salget SAINT an
DIRE Salgot vedr0rende Dokumenter ere
til Eftersyn paa Frederiksteds Skif-
teretscontoir og hos Prokurator
STAKEMANN,
Denne Acknowledgements tjener til
lice til Ertorreming for yedkommen-
de Pantha ere i Henhold til Placat
21de April 1877.
Frederksteds An .tionscontoir, St. CroiN don
cote JUL 1892.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1892-08-03

With reference to recent advertisements
under the heading British and Foreign
Bible Society, we have. been requested to
explain, that the Depot recently opened at the
Christiansted Stationery & Fancy Store was
opened by the special request OF the Soclety's
agent, the Revd. g.. 0. Heath, during his recent
visit here. Nobody connected with the
Stationery Store was aware that the Society's
publications were already being sold in the
island at the Sociely's prices.
, 1892-08-03
Publication.
from the Police.

8T is hereby made known that
= pursuant to order from Govern
ment the Military Guard established
on the Point Battery according to
publication from the Police Of 3rd
september last year has been drawn
off.
Cbristiansted's Police Office, St. Croix, the
29th Of July 1892.
MAXFN
, 1892-08-03

The Caribbee brought us on Saturday the
Louisiana Planter, for 10th July. Among its
contents we fud a valuable article on "The
proper method of applying commercial ferti-
hzers." We intend reprinting the article IN
az early issue, bit limit Ourselves tins mora
, 1892-08-03
Acknowledgements
IRA POlitiet.

NAET bekjendtgjares herved, at
49, if0Ige Gouyernementets Bes-
temmelse rr den if0lge Politiets Be
kiendtgi6relse af3die September IA.
paa Pyntbatteriet oprettede militaire
Yagt nu inddraget.
Clristiansteds Politikammer den 29de JUL
1892.
MAXEN.
, 1892-08-03

Translation.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20
Guaranteed <,ture,

We hui hOriX+ our advertised firup.
Gi-t to rel DR.. KINGS N-w Discovery
; Tor consumption, coughs "nl colds,
u'"n his "'t'tt'inn. II yuu are f1lct-
III with "A cough. cni.. .: any lung,
frost ar chest t1onhIe, AMI will rsp
his rF''At Il. H. die I'd. giving Il n
fir trin1, ANA txltti~Lce no hrn. lit.
you may return tar lotlt and have
your money tefnn'.ttl. We could no,
make Ibis tt'.f dit VIZ fnl know ,hu,
DR.. Kings NV Discovery could h..
n lied On. 1t ntv"r di-uj.:,oiut.. Triu}
bottles tree ut W. E, S.v,g+'s dru.
store. L"rg siz ~ .en i IN 81. u,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

~ fn'4>lltrtt''"!i ara tts-trlf- uf witch 1t II
H>*'Ff*i 'tht1 t''trt tsr" .ntn: tEct. t}ut the,
rHf' i1n1n'"titttl, 1ruI! Hilnnlt- IT l.ur >tu, H.
ts lit''' ar. ,t,'it >url4 thai ear, t'l,t.,n;e
disorders eAstnts b' iHstunt; slytA,,>1> ctr.tt
'"n4tI:i:> III Tho 't+ at II sru,i,lr tIulriur,
%a'f * fit'>t'tttr'- $tr;aei1 it:rr., will crntti.
c"f' fIIr"ic pt',-itHt rsil>. Mt t!t. Ic;.>t of
these >t IN the fare" III it, opposition II. u,r];-
'ltl H. constipation. t" thu rrnpvAl If which, If
l"fSt''"1 it, tf''' fEf'frr~ i Art curlt a,juttrI.
"h>f1'c''"h III I'll" h'w"l~ H. u complaint
"hr'' ~'""'lt t"''t"tl' with early and ry.tr,nat-
1c"il'' ~ ur" it, u-uh, attendants, iiytr ru,n,
PLANT and hyhl"}'>n, For t-r fur ruularia
Rheumatism. kidney trohin AMI more rerrntlv
In Eri1'l#'.' thi. highly al profr<riuually rrc-
recommended medicine it. an nMlnnbt.t .,,-
ccf'c. Nothing enl4 exceed il, moreover, II. Il
means IT iinlartnE strength m he feel IL AMI
nervous.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

On TIE t!''M IT er,>>lip|,lrr>' u,>
cr!rkr'> fnr'":::, 1unv lt. >.4.,l :: l,rju!
shiny spot. ".tl il, form. which I.1
been f't'llati f. ht, ii true. err, Dir
'"tHf"l}>'* supposed Ties" 1t r:lt2c 81 rue
th:'s ht'! in"l II. >t,,ll' WY Il, intensity
Ft''' tf''r:frat;'lv> chipping 1ot:1uls ri
cfrk''f>' M On" for IL 'uuuietlt tlu,.cI,t
they might he t,l,'>,
Sir john i.1|,tnu.k aud other ur,lrrf
1M*"r41i>ts lave t!ptjtttrl that cri,.kt.1>
btt>. ants mud other littIt. ,lt.j;na|s ,t,,,it
not Keep their >.i,%" t,r.,ttlx Il secrct
1r''I' 1> Any lrr':t'r: and ;!1tlu,t1-l,
f1"'*'' '>r<' often IN the Ira>t suspected
p}a"r>, still. by careful experiments
they ara sire 10 III discovered. ns wnS
tue t't'"1'''> r':r Sun" yr:ts>llnpprr,
li;t't' IN eur il tIt{:ir !..,> :t.,I u> It rule,
tfits' '"t1.'if,t sin St %ic|lr,}as.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

jung" {, 'il~nr ,+'.t w.. yesterday
ills t"ht'nl>~tn' nHb ~u,pj ~ IT, l,ut!
A1+Ht - tt+. Hnrttofu IT,. in~urhurt4
company, "h:'l, Ia. rr. ,ttu tr,rr-
set4Etd lIrrr >:tirt ttlr ht ir-~ III l">5.
wt'+n thty paid nus ~ Ist4. ,:m st
h1"it'y III h--ts amt ultin)ttW from
b1~'hr~- haze until til. toxin war
rHai',I"d with +" "ht'r supply aid
II Z a. ,tt''tt,'. The t{uttfnr. !. on.
III 'ilt' h"-t Ire tH,n,1,nni-- in rxi<tur,t
hhh Jud-" St'tWnr'z ~ IL h.. c.,l4x:nl:,-
tttt*1 "ti securing thu ug%tny.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

! 1t bo'hiIts nnr unIleA~nnt duty III
: rcc"td t'.r anticipated settlement ut u
; rl~t''4l n>tfirillty int wren IT, G~..~
nnd VIII ~A%ntt, growing .nut # h
j st. PAtrirk'' d'y Annre ut tI~ Mr~
; I'ntn t.;, ~ ii t;~t tttt nti,,n,,
ouhl" WIS il ~ unnrr..a4> Y t. 4tutt.
tIt II |" sufficient I" nay thai it wu4
fhf'+of't"e T. IT. grave r1t,lKh tn war
rant Mr.. Gt,% i'll ~rfttiuK u fr,rnd tn
Mr.. Savage yesterday With rha'l+,re
II meet hIn IN tht tnrrtinr nf lit.
ch"rt hnn-r with t. r. IL urkt+. md
then aud there tmt'rst IT. flush nc-
c"rtitnE tn ti'+ rules | i'll t1cwn hy tie
Marquis "f G"'s"h'ry TIL adjust
n+nt of the difficulty WA 10 h4vp
come ''tt yesterday, hut owing to tue
;act HAT roth OF The 2liactrnl. were
not In prime condition it hu. been
Fashioned. Mtnuwhlr hix money fs
going Vi, In ride hrtr, bn,I parties be-
Ing freely backed ty tbeir f:ien1+.
May the hest tn+n win.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

An election will To held ut the
school h"u'e n Mica City, Montana.
Oh Saturday, April "a. 1902, for the
purpose If +|"rt'uR 'wo (2) trustees fnr
the tenn Of 'hre+ 81 se*rs. Pn'l4 will
te open from :. tn C:30 y. ID. BY order
81 the BnArd 1T Trustees,
GEO. w. &LIERTOx,
Miles City, Mnfcl, II. 1902 Clerk
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

Frnt!-"r tr'l >ol'lit'r> will not dc in
China. VII. III" Tartar general Of tie
Hcl'l''t"'.k!nn territory, being ordered
by imperial *l,1:re 10 tltakr the annual
military E'>In'tj>h. pleaded indi>r,si
ten. "nl requested to be allowed to
ride II, Il >rtlu. chair instead of ,r
'"rs"'n"k. H" emperor replied thu.
II" 'n;}:ta": official il permitted to rjt;+
IN E. c'''r ,''d tlnt the r,1ll..<t couJ<;
not b. gr:4ntt~ Ia compliance viii,
this "'''::. the Sankiny viceroy issued
an order that all the military ofIlciu!>
IN the provinces under I!is control must
hetcelortl! apf'ar IN publja on t4ors.
beck. --l+oudnn News
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

A. Lanry If: the city yesterday
with his wugor Ioadtd with paris of
h'E 'rrlgatlng pump. when he IL roon
to nut In Powder river near hi- ranch
with "hi:h ii ,trisate his hay land
unn gAr(i+ n,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20
%tett4 for All,

Senator Sande has aent Judge
S'revtl', far distribution Ia the citizens
Of Milts City aud the surrounding
country, n suck Ut fire quality Of gar.
den sefds. Tile Judge will b. clad to
have any aud alt PERSONS who desire
these fine seeds fnr spring pl4ntln. 10
call at ills office ut Any time and Z. t
them.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

Mss-fs. Wiley, Mc1ntire and Bn:ch-
eIof, the committee appointed Ivy the
Chamber COMMERCE tn investigate
the dangerous mend In the river in the
uthern part Of the city, made u visit
tn that loca Try yesterday Afternoon,
and will he able to report ut the next
meeting OF thu chamber.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

The be+t sAlve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores. ulcers. salt rhenm, lever
SORTS, letter, chapped hands, chitblAins
corn and skin eruption*, and positively
cures piles or ITO pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Prize Is per box.
Fo: -ale by w. +. Savage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

On Monday, February Sth, the iii,
dtr-igntd Will open II shop III the old
Count House euio II for Gu rriage paint
ing. vanishing IF furniture, etc. First
cltss w"lk gunrnn ed.
Rem BIRD.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

Yes ert'ay Was true March day so
fur AZ the weather Is concerned, for
with clear sky it b ew I'LL III winh
that would try the pAtence of Job had
II ben fis lot to face It many cunsrcu.
tive hOuIs,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

\1~ttd's Ia ttW Ct y wiIn 'nuk down
Park sheet tnwur,i the Yellowstone
aud ritz tue vast amount Of Ire piled IN
the hanks Ut that strtutI. wut,.ttr how
we ever tsrnlae'i \ WAttry grave.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

thousant1~ testify that l'Iy's Cream
Balm has rn'irtly cured them. JtAu.
f''9r'ts tn" numerous u'- ~ l:ur!d-
III III H. 1t IL +'A>i'y hN led 'n'n
t."' h"@f','H. III Il .:t*r>. r,.jiuf. nt uucr.
Pl1n~, 80 rtut,.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

They guarantee tn furnish first cfas4
| wo0d> n1lj wn,,Id }theto receive. Share
ofthe public smtronagt. Orders HAY ir
! lett at TIL. rt1)cp
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

q. G.. Carter Of EkalukA aud 4. Lnv~
erIfg. of this rity huve engaged In
the livery b.l.tMs 81 at the brick barn,
I'll the c,rutr IF Main aud Ninth
Ht:tt's wh+re they will be llea-ed In
sup ~ the waits 81 nil in their liue,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

ttth and PtIut, Jim MrNaney'.
pug top*, h(y Xix WEEKS old, gave
f"" rnuud fight et+rlhy HAT would
have '"tn Il rrt'.ttl 10 canine, Ut Iuu
ture hrnNtA.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

NJ o:!'r Preparation combines the
Eo~i,1tr tc"h"tllt, tn" p+cAjinr ult.i'
al the incidental ;,twtr If Houd'.
:S4r~am'ilta.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

! On hrctun! OF ia! l.. u. =. Of 4.
meeting next IT,. = a> evening the
f"l'+tting contest l,:~ !~u ut,-truned
until Thursday evening.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

We noticed in All +xchAng. that NJ.
trAuHehhurK hnu .ju- Cox Ut Mile.
CITY, are no candidate fur Aluer-
nltu IN sht rushing cl1y Of kaIlApeI.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

II lA the intention at the {fuD Ilut,.
II tile " ea'tlcr permits. tn have IT SIN ct
u the brewery tnlrt .iIi- uflert Os:ll.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

Az yet WE have heu1 Il ut NJ fish ht-
nk pulled hu' OF the rivers, and they
lave both been nlNu tor S n1llt tltlle.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

j. T., Ktmt,uIl arrived III the ty on
lust nights train 'rttn Terry, uut Will
~ltild the Sabbath in Miles.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

Ladies' Retlrr> aud I:tuzrr~ ia tl14
latest novelties, at
T.. +. TOWERS Il To.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

AErn, Gri>srih reports mere srtl
business in thr freight department fir
the pa~t week.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20
I!a+. atnrlts t.uf,..t,t.,}.

|1i+ 'a''ffit'~ - 'n'' !, '-~.'',t tIap f,,t
Ia" '';"1' ct >'sl nf ..ttEt thug that vii;
'''ht'"t*' :" tt"' ''ait1iH welfare A}r'
ct'fiif'Hi ut nHtnkt,l,i n't- nirurt i,1t}l,t,-
l'ttt ah'' h-n Syrup TT Figs w..- first
t1tH!sh+st '|'r 1T wt~ enriched WITH
'f''"t1fy t't.' tt'''t InxAtIt+ k;,tWti, II. l.
the only r"titetty which IL truly p4,14.
ing "ntt Refreshing ~ ii. tuSte ntu}
f'rnnh{t a'.,l +tl;tt al T., c!t.uf14. lie
@%>tetn gently III t!l,+ ,,r'nxlitut. nr II,
Ea't, IL ANY, TIME. ut,t lIit !,t.:lcr II Is
Known ta't 't.hrt. inthtlAf II t,t,..,tns.,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

DR.. Whitney has been confined tn
Ais room for thepast few day., but WAS
much better yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20
For Sale.

For Sale.
A pony driving outfit, consisting Of
Shetland pony, phteton and harness.
Apply to G. l.. Garter, Isl Natj. RAllx.*
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20
THE DAILY JOURNAL
MILES CITY, MONTANA.
Past 0flitc Regulations.

Eastern mail cl',>cs At....,..,.... .... UP. IN
Western mail cl.,.. ut ........ Il :uf u. III.
e,IACayB-- n&t open trDilto II NJ r., III.
S,HArtsh mail clones Mondays, Wednesdays and
rr:tn.H ut h u. III,
,tI uu river mail tl0aps MONDAYS, We.lne days
aid Fri ~ at y Il. II.
SAai. mail CLOSES saturdays III II. ~.
Uitc opens s H. IT.
!.lHe cos ...I =. ILL.,
MONEY hruef ILL.,
H.K lhtry GIuAel.. ..,.....,1 y.
tHAA ". SEYnE. l.. ".
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

Lemp's celebrated lager beer at
Billiards..
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

For Buuwels@r beer call h. Professor
Bach's.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

As han bten announced, DR.. Kate
Mitchell Of Undo England, will
lecture OIL Thursday evening of this
week at The Rink. A rnre treat Ii us~
sured for those who uttenu.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

an st,.1" t"nn* Nhn. ixv e. t..rn,,l
etn!1'a ~, MI Atd steadily arf tna,, u,.nnr ~
sl .a t*e,s nb y" sa" "'d sas
v" ~nrk A1 AZ he business In wkie1t III" ~ III 70
If va H. ~ ~; Shnl W instruct VA; ,nu rs.d*
~ J." a" -. ",' al island and hnd lta,.I il van ~; ~
dir an si ne carried At Hs ut VIII ~
~ AM 'hnfaHiy by tlpse eltt1ur NV .,.nr IaF
sn d. t ts,s IN "r"e. ~hes>e, they ,s nv oa
Tx "" @ has* I" l'aFn furnish s*eryhiax Ko
s"a He'"l1yonr lnp.n suts a. iii v,rt 49,.
ss s " sssxv rs sn'rsy new e.a Ix sne
S.U Pr %"*k and "nwara. and mcrn nftnr t3 - 70
iSEE r,, "F nj y"a The toasa yan
XII. r sr"al "sfn ~sath giving won.sf t;ts.a &
aud whairr s,n hanssfI""t ~"r3ar Wherever yor Ell
s"n H. .navs ~ hs.y ansy I'll T..
IT siH Haka VI pAsn ron t'ifE, "! write to ~,
Il = ~ @N1.' Hex Ao45. 1A.t:..x.m' 1>,..-.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

Boston Il w illiullH desire to ipform the
public TINT they are engaged III the
wood business. md hereafter will he
pleased to receive u,utrs IL stove WOO:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20


Mr.. Dan Hablry, an experienced
horseman, Is III the city with the
aVoWed purpose II going into the BUSH
nrs. Of training race hor1ts gu the
Miles City track. Mr.. Hanley rays
that he has chosen this place ~ the
best location IT. Montana to At Eorse4
for The c.mp.lgu, both OH account Of
the earlier opening Of the season here
and the excellence of our track. H.
brings small stable Of uudeveiopeu
but promising youngsters with him.
through his reputation as q trainer
and u square inau, will undoubtedly
succeed In getting all the horses BIZ
Tan handle. He will be remembers
In connection with Robin aud John
F, both Of whirh he drove IT,. our
trn"k during thr past sen+ NJ.
A cehtnr" If progress has not pro-
duced remedy equal tn EIy'z Cream
Balm fur cuturrh, colu III tue llratl aud
hny fever. 1t is nut II liquid 't 4nut|.
tut II perfectly snfe and easily applet
pto the nuAtrlls. 1t gives immediate
relief and cures the worst cases.
Don't Aay the1e IN no help for huy
fever, cntnrrh or cold ia the head, since
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-05


An Ohio farmer says in the Now Norl,
World;
As u general rulo hayo found that
early sowu wheat seems TO do tho best,
aud whciu "a, ground i5 put into trst-
ratio condition by thorough blowing
aud narrowing II tho seeding Is early,
ut least a fairly good crop will b. the TO
suit. OF course wo are liable 20 unfa.
yosablo laus0ns. whom thcb cst husbandiy
will not produce good crop Drill.
ing Is now the common method for seed
Ing wheat, aud tho use Of fertilizers has
made tho wheat crop much moro GER
tain ono than it was formerly, nj tiine
when failures had become so common in
this state as greatly 10 discourage many
from attempting TO raise It. Not less
than 200 pounds Of fertilizer should In
used to tho acre, aud more would often
be better. II Is important for tho young
wheat 70 get o good start and acquire a
vigorous growth Of VOL rooted plants,
20 as TO safely pass through tho wiutor
and spring This early start Is mato.
rally aided by the fertilizer. aud SIS use
Ia further required from tho fact that
most Of our wheat lands arc now moro
or less deficient IN necessary elements
that commercial manures adapted to tho
crop win supply. ON well prepared
ground about six pcolls Of clean seed TO
tho aero will DO enough, aud Il drilled
In two inches do5p during the last wool8
OF September, renumcrativo crop may
DO reasonably expected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-05

The right Of u witness IN law cass
to refuse TO give evidence whore It
would criminnto himself was deemed
important enough to be guaranteed by
the constitution Of tho unitod States,
consequently the declaration OF such
night was incorporated in tho fifth
amendment to that iuttrumcnt. By a
hto decision of the United States 81.
promo couri We arc hencoforth to intor.
pref the amendment In It's broadost
sense In 1870 Charles CoEnselmau. a
grain shipper in tho department Of tho
United States district court for northern
Illinois, was before the interstate com.
meyco commission ns u witness in cil3o
whore violation had been charged OF ;ne
tariff rates agreed on between certain
railroads.
Councilman was asked whether 10
had ever received from railroad any
rebatos. drawbacks or lowered rates
from certain railroads, He refused to
answer tho question on tho ground that
it would y.tminate himself This or
course was practically an answer to the
courts question. but Il was not one that
would do IN law. and Councilman was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-05

According 20 a recent report from the
Kansas slate board Of agriculture tho
theory aud practice Of subsoiling has
boon thoroughly and practically tested
az Medicine Lodge, Kan, during tho
past summer by the United States gov
ernmcnt on grounds leased ~ that place
for experiment purposes About forty
acres w0to plowed aud subsoiled to a
depth of eighteen inches and planted 70
cane. Another piece Of ground wis
plowol tho ordinary depth, but not sub
soiled, and also planted to cano OF tho
samo variety. Both fields received tho
sAmc care and cultivation. The groupds
which wero rubsoilod yielded about
eighteen tons Of emo to the aero; whilo
ON the other ground, simply plowed, tho
best yield was only about ton tons.
Mr. Mohler, tho secretary Of the state
board, recommends that farmers who
intend to row alfalfa should by all means
subsoil. II tho soil il upland Il IA all tn,
more important. This plant sinks ia
roots down from five TO ton or more foot
into tho subsoil, provided the hard and
dry condition of tho mbsoil allows Il
is this deep roofing which enables alfalfa
oouduro the soycrc5t drought, hot winds
or any other calnnitous thing chat ouincs
along. When q good stand n this plant
Is secured it will lust for generation or
more. WELDING valuable crops each year.