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The state herald., 1893-01-13
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Get all tho good you can out u this
spell !oi nice Weather.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ID. W. Scot, made u ny
lrs trip 10 Nebraska, last week.
wo learn that @. 4. Scel aud ". II.
fullhar, are going 10 cnch have . we'll
pu, down this winter.
Harry Moore. IRON Bolyokc. wpr In
iiaxtun. last Monday.
The rabbit hunters ast Sunday tok
N about twenty-five Of tho long cared
jacks,
Grnnjra Scott went 10 S,eilips. Mon.
day.
Gus Newman, Jerry Sullivan and A.
Moyop, went 10 Sterling. Tuesday even.
ing.
Literary st the School house every
Saturday evening. Como out aud help
mako Il success.
Our lumber, coal aud hardware dealer
has donv about 5000 worth Of business
since August
y. 9. fesger has besu commissioned
Ne q Nobry Public.
G. Hollonburgor fell last Saturday
morning and sprninsd bis apkls 70 the,
{ d.
The state herald., 1893-01-13
BEACHvll.Ii:.

Jas. Temple, OF Iiolyokc. was in this
vicinity on business, Tuesday Of last
week.
Geo. Trcgo. of this place. Is tho nowl,
installed commander Of tho q. A. X
post ut Holyoke.
John II. Olson, Of Haxtnn. vns In this
place last Friday.
J. w. Wash, Of Badger Corners, has
been helping Oscar Troutman to gstheI
bio corn the past week.
Stout Bros, Of Fairvicw, were In thi'
neighborbood, Sunday.
Geo. Trcgo hns rscsn,ly purchased d
4erse power andsfecd grinder.
Born.--On Jan. 9Th. to Mr.. and M,
q q. Lounsbsrry. . daughter.
". q. Heller shipped q car os f,ns rex
wheat, this wcrk.
o, y. Haynes han Advertised 10 max
proof on his homestead. cy Ia ons o
our oldest sc'tlsrs. and HAS earned hi
title TO n quarter of land
OLp Mis.Mv.
The state herald., 1893-01-13
DENVER CORRESPONDENTS.

Ane u0aO IOck Wntch Dad existed IN
tho state senats for four days a6oiwa,
broken Monday afternoon by . combin-
stion betweon tho thirteen populists
and the seven democrats. Tho terms
Of the combinatson we're sctnewhat ~.
vsrs ON the Popslists, they bsing forced
To surrender 10 the seven dsmocrsts
most all Of the Important oiliesss within
the gift u the senate ssd also the
chsirmanship. oe tho more inportan,
committees and receiving IL return for
these sacrifices the privilege Of heina
counted with the majority ia the orsani
zation Of the senate. Notwithstanding
the loud claims OF indspsudsnos nsds
By -as populist party daring tho cam.
paisu, their representative In the state
ssnste have shown By thsir action 10
forming the oomb,pstion with the dsu.
ocrsts that they st lesst were willing fol
tho purpose of securing . few petty Of.
6ess and . little brief authority TO 20,
down on their knees to the straight
Cleveland democrsts and soms of thsse
populist senators will certainly fnd
themselves In very unpleasant position
when they come to attempt an esplans.
tion to their constituents oi the CON.
bins which has placed them in their
present humiliat,na position. Most Of
the senate employees were elected Mon.
day afternoon. Tuesday forenoon wss
taken up mainly hy . number Of the
senators on qusstions os privilege. ssps.
tofs Fslksr and Smith. republissns. and
McEialsy, 0uousll and Bsrsla, denn-
Tsia. taking ver1 d~i31d ph,ssstez tn
CERTAIN faiss cd abasivs cbasesl ssssis
against them through The editorial col
umns u the Rocky Mountain News
The inaugural ceremonies took piscs
Tuesday afternoon n the Broadvsy
theatre. The parade mnde fine show.
lug and the ceremonies were conducted
In good order. Notwithstanding the
fsct thst Gov. wsite. message va quite
lengthy, hs vas able TO hold tho attsa.
tioo Of the large audience throughoat
Thursday . number OF bills we're ,ntrr.
duesd 10 the sseats and house. Lat IN
most Interesting procssdises oe ths dsy
wss the tilt bstvsso the rspubiiaAs 80,
stors end the oombissiise ssss,oss ovsi
the question Of swearing ia The ohis(
clerks of three committsss. Owing Il
- obisotiou On the paFs Of the republi'
can ssnssOrs thsss elsrts had DOT bsss
swosn In on Moeday. at the tins TN
oths odosn and employees vsrs swosz
10. This vss stsongiy objected 10 b
the republican senators Cor the rsaeos
thst there Vas no wosk Tor thsss elsskI
10 do apd probably would not b. for Z
number Of days aud ~ matter os scoa
omy thcv should rot u sw"n snd si
lowed 10 draw = salary till such n time
- their services we're needed. The dem
ocrsais. .populistic oombinstion, vitt
the ssr~ptiou of on. dems,orst rolled "a
have ths clerks swor" In, the r~publi
cans v'Hias 10 H., IA n,sas,ve. n'hi, is q
aampir of popnlisile .copomy, Tho tn,
payers 81 the state viii eventually co,a,
to ibs conclusion that = l,,,- Of II VII
~ vood ways sth then.
The state herald., 1893-01-13

The city has been full OF land buyers
this week and real estate mon and Inv
cry tnen are doing a rushing business
Wonder where the croaker has gone to
that usod to farm on the soft side Of a
dry goods box on the sunny side OF
buildings on main street and prophesy
all manner OF evil OF this county. The
land be let sell for the mortgage would
make him and his family good home
now.
The state herald., 1893-01-13

We understand that the Lincoln
Land Co. are going to test the validity
OF the sidewalk ordinance; passed few
weeks sgo. II seems this ordinance
will cause the company to lay some
walk and Why ihoy should not is moro
than we can tell. As we undcrstSua u,
II is NO hnrdshid upon the company, and
'iiOov cvtncsi thinks II isrSscs,sSA. VI
believe It is right that all shoulsleect &C.
cordingly and conform with its iAquire.
men,s, whether il be an individual or n
corporation. In this matter tho coun.
Gil are right and will be sustained by
the people Of our city.
The state herald., 1893-01-13

Z On Saturday evening, Dec. 3ls,, Den.
mis- ioder's school mates to the number
OF twenty fivo Tau extra gi,l for Denuis,)
met at the residence Of Mr.. Yoder, west
Of town, to remind Dennis that Il xKs
his llth birthday. lie vas made tho re
cipisnt OF several nice presents bcsides
cup and saucer from jennie Hegip.
botham and package Of stationery
IRON Chas. Temple. All enjoyed them.
selves until lato hour and departed
wishing Dennis many more happy birth.
days. Mr.. aud Mira. Yodsr, Carl and
Carrie wero visiting at Hastings, Neb.,
but Mr.. and Mrs. q. N. Dille were in
stalled as papa and mamma, 20 the
young folks were provided with par
entail element.
The state herald., 1893-01-13

Headache is tue direct result OF indi-
gestion and stomach disorders. Remedy
these by using DeWitt's Little Early
Risers, and your headache disappears.
The iavorite httle pills everywhere
City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1893-01-13

havs oprne.l q? m ssto00a stock
IA and shoes in tho building one
puth OF the pnstoilice. We have
! 20 close out this entire stock
} that purpose will sell them ut
ale cost or less. We mean just
e say. II yon want boots or shoes
como in early before the nssort.
Ds broken, w these goods are going
'so!d.
Eespecifn!ly Yours,
The state herald., 1893-01-13
JoRs HnaisporiiAM.

We will continue To keep the best
looery store In Holyoks sud sincerely
)ps that all our iric nd~. and n host OF
N ones will call apd aee us, Tor. dur,
} tho next 30 days. va will make spci
low prices for cash In order In make
pm Tor now goods.
q. J. SLATER & Sos.
The state herald., 1893-01-13
NOTICE.
IeNcIeI

Fho co, partnership herc,oiorccSis,ins
IN betweon g. j. Slater 4 John Hea.
Dtham. under tho firm name Of G. J,
Ter 4 Co. has been dissolved by
lual convent, q. }. Slater assumes oil
indcbtedness Of saii firm. All no
nts duo said firm can DO paid at the
b or Farmers and Merchants bank.
q. J. S,.fru.
ions HEoIsboruAM.
The state herald., 1893-01-13

Tho wind from the North blows aharp
and keen, and bad effects OF colds ar{
seen. One Minute Cough Cure 40 safS
and sure, will quickly perform wouders
Gus cure.-City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1893-01-13
FARMERS ATTENTION.

be at NJ. A. Hines livery barn,
= prday, jim. 2lst, with q part oi
~ I'D Of eastern marss, that l will sell
~ ~ prices tint are very reasonable
~ ~ quality u stock. Yours Truly.
*. >'< G. Z. BRowS,
IA Sterling, Colo.
The state herald., 1893-01-13

I'd Buyers, call nj Whitney Irwip's
land be will chow you over tho
b free Of charge.
The state herald., 1893-01-13

icos At the Baptist church, JAN
bth, morning and evening. Rev.
pastor. Sabbath school each Sab
y 3 o'clock, y. m.
The state herald., 1893-01-13

I will give 81 to tho person who will
bring six best ears Of corn to nv Once.
Tbs same being raised in Phillips coun.
ty Colorado. s. W. Besgs.
The state herald., 1893-01-13

You can get . losn on your farm
property by inquiring Of VIM. G. Robin.
eOn.
The state herald., 1893-01-13

3nly few OF them lett. those robes
blankets ut Gill-tt Bros.
The state herald., 1893-01-13

II you want to buy -four or feed cal
and see US. Lohse Bros.
The state herald., 1893-01-13
Jons iiroisporuAM.

isb Ia extend my ihnhks Tor the
al patronage TO the late arm Of q
inter 4 Co.. aud trust NIL the old
Fous ~ wcll ~ many new one, viii
give Mr.. Slater u fair share of their
hs hereafter.
The state herald., 1893-01-13

Irwin & Go. before yon sell your
logs.
The state herald., 1893-01-13

l have for sale about one dozen pure
blooded Brown Leghorn cockerels. l
desire to sell them at once.
DIR. f. NJ. SIXTH.
The state herald., 1893-01-13

Irwin l. Co. don't wunt to make tvo
hundred dollars on one car Of fat hogs
Ses them beiore yon soil.
The state herald., 1893-01-13

lein & Co wLnt your rat hogs; will
(1hc highest market price. I
The state herald., 1893-01-13

Ne Whitney Irwin call before buy
land.
The state herald., 1893-01-13

We have inst received . limo Of new
California canned goods.
>L LM~k4sfts.zst.%1'
As cents Satf for clean red wheat n
gooaaAand 6onnB.aHsGeelssspe
thnanl7se.nlaanin +. z. Post,
The state herald., 1893-01-13

! will close out my stock of stone ware
at 10 cents per gallon. C. NJ. MowRy.
The state herald., 1893-01-13

All land papers carefully and correctly
made out by j. 3. Cummius.
The state herald., 1893-01-13

)ble house fer sale or To let. C. Var
The state herald., 1893-01-13

Hss Al--<ifr~ s~ WIN tssAassE
4 Cos.
The state herald., 1893-01-13

r. H. whitman hos . conpla.s line Of
groceries, boots aud shoes and furnishing
goods that he IL selling At wheat price.
The state herald., 1893-01-13

II you ass thinkiss d making final
proof o. your claim, call And ~ J.B.
Cummin6, clerk Of the District court.
The state herald., 1893-01-13

Brick yard fos sale o. 70 1t. @. vasneJ
ii.f ~
The choiceet a meaAs always "a haMd
at tie City Asat aarhse.
Eue ths nsGt 30 aays G. n. Housy via
~ stoas vafe q 10 oeaes pef 1elul. y
xsas u peupsS Ssvs p5Iss, SaE II:
Witts Witch assel 6alvs Win eurs shSn'
The state herald., 1893-01-13

Farm Loans!
Go to w. G. Robinson for farm loans
The state herald., 1893-01-13

List your land with whitasy Irwin.
New sorshum Il ". R shamp 1 Oh.
af.. -
Silver knives aud fosis soe 900 pss
set st 0lllstt Bsus. a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05

candidate Tor associate justice " the
tuptgme court afd fre-ilput " the
state universally, Was called Co order Go.
day 10y Chairman MsfIu, OF TIC Stale
lcnlrai e Iiuuitteg. lhesn were ptus.
ructs % asciimmafe ietwocn the auhoi-
cuts % Pr,siGeut Cleveland's fnauolal
policy aud the free silver men led by
Cougftssmuu Bryan, aud u came IN
tuu selection % % temporary chairman,
aud tssuited In vittIry for thp ai.
Mobilization men after n heated stfux.
gle, D. J. MahUuay, u Omahg, being
elected 800 t. 10. The committee on
ftHJiuulus aud credentials WAS Hp-
pOiulud aud recess taksu.
IL vas0 PIN. when the convention
teas. embed.
Aforementioned TO tho report Of the
committee ON resolutions declaring tor
iitu silver brought iirh an impusslDurd
srpyal from Congros msn Bfynn for Ice
adoption. The umtnlmUnt, however,
was voted down.
GFrnnk j. Irvine was nominated Tor
astocisle iueucr II the supreme court,
anu Million D0Ulittlr aud n. M.GJoJing
Tor regents.
Tho convention aJjsurnoI after mic
night,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05

wAEtINoToN, ID. C., Oct. Ain the
House today, alter ,ho presentation Of
tsveral resolutions, Peel, from the
committee on public lands, reported
adversely Bowers resolution, calling
on the attorney general for informa.
nation whether the United States
could DO made party 10 tho cases Of
the Southern Pacific, now pending, 10
diHposseGs settlers IN California.
The House psssOd n Joint resolution
expressing to the foreign governments
participating in the World's Fair Colr-
uTa,iun the acknowledgement Of Con
gEgas.
Under the call Of committees, Oates
reported the bankruptcy bill and Me-
Cioary reported the substitute for the
Everett bill, amending tho Geary OK.
Clusion act.
After "A rather heated debate on the
ptoprlcty " recognizing war claims ol
the class OF which a portion have been
paid by tho confederate government,
the elections debate was resumed by
Compton, Of Maryland, In support u
the measure,
Sweet, ofIdaho, denounced Cleveland
for his cOurGo on the silver question,
and said Andrew Johnson WAS i'm.
peucned for acts lets OdiOuH. Cleve-
land Imagined himself u dictator.
Lane, Of Illinois, maintained that
armed men at the polls should be with
uTawn, now and forever.
Mutfay,the c0l1red Republican from
South Carolina, closed the Days debate.
"lf owe allegiance 10 my govern.
mont" said he, thOn the government
which squcoEeH my llfe.hloOl out In
taxes, owos protection 10 me. The
guardian Of states sovereignty ~ again
h0vering about the dome OF the
Capitol. | submit that men armed
with rides and shooting guns who
stand at the ballot box 10 murder
or tUrToriKa NJ, 20 prevent us from
voting, are aH much armed enemies
Of the United States On an invading
army"
Just before the House adjourned
Chairman Fitch Of the committee re-
porting the bill,intrOduced substitute,
which strikes out the section OF the
revised statutes empowering the milf
tary TO keep the peace 1T the polls, and
repeating all laws regarding the np-
pointment Of supervisors or deputy
matshsls. The substitute would leave
Ia force the election laws relating to
the punishment Of private individuals
for bribery, ami about all the original
I'LL lehveo In force nrB the doolarAtOry
principles NJ the fifteenth amendment.
Tho Northern Democrats, after an in
formal conference, decided that the
Tucker Dill was too sweeping, and this
suhsulute was formulated to meet the
objections,
Adjourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05
SPECIAL TRAIN SERVICE.

la addition 10 regular trains, special
trains will run M ioilOws:
FRON CACm VALLEY rOISTg, DOT.
5th, OH ana 7ihi leaving Preston AZ
1920 PM, passing Logan Nc 1881
g. che junction at 4:ll, BtiRhsm 5:lI,
WlllattlGgD, Hot Syriugs 6:il, Harrt-
vile 900; arrive Salt L1ku 1880 pm.
On oct. OH, eth aud 8,h, returning
special will leave Salt Lake at 7:il
am, arrive Preston ~ 1900 pm.
From OGDuS, Oct. oh, 7th and sth,
leaving ut $3.50 anu, passing HooIsr al
$40, Syracuse JuuCiiOn $50, LuytOu
s.i2. llsysvlilr sos, Pennington 8Ul,
Cunlcrvilla gll, Woods Cross D.l6,
arrive Salt l4she $3.50 ann.
Returning special viii leave Salt
Leke al $3.50 Pun. aud arrive Ogden al
O:il.
FROM Juan, oct. C.h, 7lh and slh,
lenvlug JuND $50 H,m. passing
Ssutouuiu G;ii. Pnytuu 100, Spanish
Fork 7.gj, SuriugvIlle 1888, Provo 745,
American Fork SIT, Lrhih.2i, Diaper
S 81, Sandy Us, Junction 800, L0veu-
dahl's 0l3, GollHsnia 0.l6, Frsncklyu
OBS, arrive salt Lake NJ O.1l am
Returning special viii leave Salt
Lake at . p.p.
FROM TERNiIS US oct. 6ih, 7th
AMI san, Ltaviur prTmiuus nt 5 am
pn,eiar T0oe'eslI Elda s,25, arrive
salt Lake $50 n.m.
Returning special win leave Salt
Lake at pm. ID. l.. BuRLEY,
Gen'l Agt. Pass. Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05
TELEGRAPH IC.
CONGRESS RECORD.
Senator Butler Addresses th6 Senate
% The Repeal Bill
BLACKBURN DEFENDS CLEVELAND.
The Federal Election Law Repeal
Measure Further Diseased In
the House.

WAMriNuroN, oct. Ain the Sem
ate Morgan Of Alabama reported from
the foreign relations committee bill
making appropriations to enable The
secretary Of the treasury 10 enforce The
Chinese exclusion acts. Referred.
Morgan offered resolution, which
went over, instruc,ing the committee
on judiciary to report what provisions,
n any, OF the coinage act OF January
Is, 1881, were now Ia force.
A resolution by Dolph, calling for
Information ~ 70 pensions paid per-
sons rceiIing In foreign Countries was
agreed 10.
tn. rNeai bill was taken up and
Butler yiu.) OF South Carolina adj
Creased he Senate. He fait. We are
told that compromise means deieat-a
surrender TO tho majority. Compfoniiso
10 the very essence OF our form OF gov
eminent. Not measure which IN con.
tested in this House or the other be-
comes law except as result OF COM
promiau.0 Butler denied that there
had been filibustering on the repeal
bill iaad rldlculcd tile idea that the
proceedings Of tho opponents offopeal
were revolutionary or reasonable.
Whom the BuggesliOn u compromise
had been MADE, no said, II had been
Whispered around that the President
will not accept compromise. "rhat
does that high official a great inlustico,
because It II mons VI his business what
the SENATE does. DON'T believe hU
Las attempted 10 use his high office 70
influence legislation In this body" As
10 what the bankers wan ted, hp said,
the most uushic advisers for Congress
on financial questions were the hank
cts of New York and Boston. In the
very nature OF their calling they had
become selfish anu sordio.
Blackburn Of Kentucky addressed
the Senate IN opposition 10 the bill.
lie said lac WAS "A blmetallist In the
hr0adUet and truest sense OF the word.
The repeal Of the Sherman law would
not cure the troubles under which the
county laSarod. The tariff system
must bo Tovlfoi anu the prohlhitive
feature eliminated. wider markets
% ut be obtained for the products Of
labor. The financial system must be-
Temodcled. Gold and silver must br
made standard, the paper money based
upOn this standard aud iszuUd direct
by the government, aud not filtered
through tho agency OF pettOd anu fos.
tered national hunks.
blackburn had but one condition "a
impose upon n compromise. Unlucl
the doors OF the minis for the silver
metal. The people are demanding Z
settlement OF this question. Black
burn then entered into n long defense
OF the administration.
Call spske In opposition 10 tho bill
aud tho Senate adjourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05
Only 8 Days More
In Which to Take Advantage Of
Drs. Mansfield ami Bissots
Grand Offer Of Free Treaim Mt
and Free Medicines for Two
Weeks.
An Overwhelming Response Was
wade DurinE Last wesh. aud u
Greater Que L. Expected nur.
ing the Remaining nays

the pcania arc graiIn.1. Ttar r1rresa
tHuir gratitude 1hcv HIr granted fhr chance
90 test tuuHkIti ct tnc mot auacCrs uI sro.
tIhUata. Ifa. NAM Geld NuH HHHutIatrs.
throughout tho western states AVID tHfutlugs,
without 10 costing them cent fHr fUr term
ut two WookH. They are NOT required tu firu
any HrtultH % agreement INHt l.n.U"Ia them tu
continue treatment % the c.H nf ttu Wctks.
urs NHufurld aud iilaart'E offer Iu fhU public
fIaHua fuat Hs lt roads trHy IIU. tmUft and
IfrU Sic |teinra for Two WrusH .u order that aI
who wi 10 to-. may trft tto HaII. honesty and
ABILITY of those Specialist without 10 r1ainF o
cent.
fr.r rinaea ON oct p, attu.". 40 who HUpIy
b 10 tnat tms arc uuulUI O. two Utrla
frer treatment and WcdiHIHo from tUU fHtc
tUHV commenced. ItUrFuur fa Welcome 10
fyai tnomau.yes o. thts tfu.t Offer. un u.atIrr
what disease thcy may be- suffering VIth 0r OF
bow long a standing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05
CATARRH Since A BABY

Was the condition Of Miss Craig OF
Denver. Colorado. She writes o. per-
sonai letter 60 DR.. Mansfield and
Assuclntcai
"inteuts should watch thcIretI'lrru closely.
Hni when thor 500 their ut'g ono. with their
nose ciogEcd up. cauHnr them 60 sn about
with their mouth open iu orirF tu obtain sum
clont AIR.. or heaf them coughing. gassiur and
splitting they should go o. once t1a specialist
aud have thc trouble cared Tor az once.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05
Three Days MOre OF Free Treat
ment and Free Medicine. Apply
Before 0cl. 8.
Thor Credentials.

~. 4, %. N1uHle.t Ia % graduate ot tho Ohio
MU1i a. CoICgr. tInHuuau, one 81 the oldesi
Hnt most notable Institutions OF itH Kind Iu
iNIH ruugirY. iiu hHa rrll Che most hon0rah. q
rnHiIuua Iu nia r.HHH NnlIst ~ college, aud h.a
ertns pt pfumlnu a urdi NJ colleges. besides
lrlnH lorna 81 UuHur#ni hY thu fUrrU aries %
VARGAS county and stale medical H0cIutirs
Dr. .. 4. HIssou b. graduate q the
Wooster LuIyerHItY Of Wooster. ONO, and 81
gurun'H luirursitY Medical school, "a british
luHututiuui' Huu Doc cleo took q cuuraa ~
cuulgN lectures 30 enc uclloyur HOSPITAL Of
Sew orb 10th grnt'omcu, after thorough
hospital uKuurIcuUn. have devoted their lives
70 mo Practice % nclr fp'rtaltloi, Wish what
success tho daily papers will show
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05

SAN FRANCisCJ, OcL i.-Advloos
90 tHa Associated prois fl1m Hawaii
by steamer To-Day ARE TO the effect that
% q believed that a Determination las
btru reached Ia tho cabinet council 10
carry cut the original tofms vi the
proclamation OF last January, which
demanded without compromise annex.
alton 10 tho UnitnI States.
Minister'S Smith nnd X .us have
stated this Il the nnai inclusion o.
the government. Tne reserve fuui "a
atUAuily increasing. Tho cguisrr
Boston sailed Tor san Francisco, Sep.
tcmbrr 26ih, aud tic Phiiaislphia bal
taken her place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05
cAnLIsLl's REPLY.
why the TnII Amount of SILVER Was
Ret Purchased

net Purchased.
WAsIIINuruN, DOT. l.--Socrolary
CariMs has sent 10 the House u reply
to the resolution Of that body Gskiug
MIN why I,5OO,OOJ ounces Of silver
bullion were not purchased during
July and August, as required by law.
the reply Gays tho Cnlird States h
the largest purchaser OF silver IA the
worid,aud the secretary Of the treasury,
after nu examination OF the Offers anu
quotations each Jay, should determine
what, IN hiS Judgment, N n lair price.
iu either has 70 purchase $500, 900
ounces NJ the Dealers prictH, no matter
how unreasonable or eKofbltant, or he
must employ such means nj hin COM
maud 10 ascertain tho actual market
price. The eiiJHH OF tho department
siuce June II have been 10 simply
ascertain the fair market price Of bull
lion on each DAY u vas offered Tor sale,
aud when Asorrlained 10 make puF.
chAses ~ tina, price.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05

MAnED, Oct 4.-D.spstchcs from
MolAlln toy 1900 Muofs, including
$3.50 cayAlfy, nave surrounded that
place. The MuOrs swear they VIII never
permit tho erection OF a Spanish tort ut
Fuafisoh. Tue ministry here Jeciued
o. erect the fort az any cost. Reinforce.
menU are being tent 10 the front ns
apidly o. possible.
The guubDat Cuervo has arrived ut
Myllilla and has teen Smelling the Moor
ish forts On Ria coast all day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05

~ am seventeen yosrs o'd and have been
nm'ctg with UltArfn since Z Wus Two ur three
yulfa old During 40 these yUara 4 have CON.
NnuAI ~ tuNtrfl from uu annoying hacking
couch. IhTuHgu coo uIaHf lhs druuUInrs tnto
NY throat NuuIl accumulate ana It would IA %
q long tIm1 each morning 20 rir4r my throat
MY hppe1le No umos wa poor. Nov, sitter hay.
Tux taken ur MAusduIi and assnciatrs. trgat.
mont Tor three muuinH I an prepared 90 cay
That ny ratnrru BE- UurHi, uui I fruHIy recon-.
mend these gentlemen aud thoir Prominent 60
ul who may boz suffering from ratHffh or
othrr chrnul. disease hLpKtU IuAIu.