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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-30
sd VIM Ir nAs DoNE Lon ME

SEE WHAT IT HAS DONE FOR NE
am ma good as one risen hom tas
dead. A low mOnths ago bad given
myfeli up 70 die, and by moro chance I
heard Of MiliUg'e Geneva Mineral
Water, from Geneva, New YUrs.
cailrd nc the Waior Depot Ia Portland.
Oregon, told the agent had been
Hllicttd for many years with what Ia
called CyEiios, or inflammation Of thr
bladder, nlsu uiubete-, that ] had lost
my POUNDS weight iu the pact year,
huu thnt / would soon unHs % an thor
sphere. have spent thousands Of
dollars on doctors ana medicines, anu
1i 10 20 avni; anu wns using meIl-
cine nll lhr tlmo fDs the Jnst ok y-arf,
by The tlmu had uteI Ave galllua OF
the Geneva Water j was clmuara.
lively we'll. on, hcnr me, all Won that
ate afflicted uuu tuii RUG with ufl.
nary ifouhles or Stomach Ailments oi
any KNIT, the Geneva Mineral Water
viii euro you, II has cured me.
Come anu see me aud Judge Tor
yoursrlC 100 Post Onlce Block, Salt
JOHN sroDDARD.
Az oLD TIMER.
We, The undersigned, testify that the
foregoing ~ lrue.
Hon. David Ecoloa, ox-Mayor. Ogden.
George ltlmnrv, BBhup gosh ward.
&. w. Nihley, Secretary Oregon Lum-
Der 90.
Judge rh0mas ID, Doe,
Hon. Joseph Ii well.
Bishop NJ, H. Brown.
John A. McAhster, Notary.
Hon. "a. n. Spencer.
Hon, J, A. West.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-30
NJ G, BARNEs MUSIC DEALER

Agent for tho weber, Ettty and Crmu'a
llhnus, ifiry Organs and aI kinds Of NusIsai
Mrfghlnet. sole hgurt Tor thH celebrated
'lltlp Male Sewing Machines. Needles and
a. ucnmtnf for an kinds u aowiug mhcHIlts.
Gnl repaired.
- lWgat your patronage,
81. q. nAlNE9,
Opera House Block,
UauEN, UrAu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-30
NOTICE or PETITION FOR hDMEAs.
uREMENT OF DOVER.
In tho Probate Court To- and Tor salt Lake
County, Utah Territory.

In the Matter OF tho Estate Of Edward Brain.
Deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-30
FOR RENT.


ITOusE TO HENr, CHIAP.s ROOMS.
4 water up siHiIa aud down. on sth -ou'b'
between ath Hud ttH LlHL luquirr of 10. IS
Molle' As.Fure. over ncscrcg satouh Hlnk.
DLNrEHs ATTENTION 1 HAVE
~ OYER ~ houltu iu an parts % The city
lgf rent. ~ lut uciulcs every location,
courteous luuudsuis hiways rcndy 90 ahoW
You houses irto ~ uAAfgC, rave ftrprt car
,sre, un' anl iroul.e D, get tins your houses
block
EUuNIsuEp Rooms ANn uuu.rs M
- ~ pmh % 100 ciiY W,j. Began. tlJ
A LARGE FAaM TO RENT.
A ilNF. FARM W. RENT HNTEEy
~ mlta flpn ihU city. Apply early at 80
~ ettg,l -Alt LaLo tlty.
GRO rlH MONTH q coon Ng.
'rONys liable man o. uIghpwatIhuan.
r|ult A.,. 5000 city reicrcnccs. IS east,
GO TuGSEmp uou.F. ufE
,o=kO. butter aai vogeiab.ti. iian,Gh
NTAEWED JANiTuR uNnER,rANpINg
w rlCan. cue % city. 81 ana rott fI''
IAluellll' l''' cast firlt soutn
| ,Anms TRAVELLING COMPANION tOfrYJ
puucncpi 1u ne road ~ and ,xn,n',s
LlpIe' exchange Del east, lirst south
MANAGNG uprEL HoUsEKEEPFRs
"a iis Married woman preferred. nus
nana VII lu cup.1yod Do aau.fsctlrT. Iar.
urulau lHi rlat iirst south
DANOH tOGruAN pFt ,fnyTu al,
~ and board, lss east. iirat south
--------7----------
GROESBECK & ROSE
CO IUAErE.
4 kNEEAL AGENTS tOU the ColUNsfA
~ huIlirs and Loan Afsociatau. Foam
lnnhtl alt pee cent Look tuls up If you uygd
Wohel of want q home
4 ROOM COTTAGE on CENrFR sT
- heAi NeNlu|ct fcsidruro Brick rslist
nue. view 20, ..All- ices look thia up. 81. 0l'
NToStl no LOAS Ar ALL THINKS
IVA W aFrliol.
2ell a.HEs uN TIih JoHuAN nor
- 'om'''h grea' bargain
NICE BROOM rgAME CoTTAGT
~ 'el pr A'l. lrrL between 0ih and igtG /
seala, near Me.i tgmplo 3 fusp, s.l.O
> noon rRNG uou-E AM sum
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E.HpuN NEW FRAME uousF |
~ pItrFr .-HtH, bath. auI modern lmuravg. /
'.en1-, ON .na ..I,gs t1sy parmeuu. salH |
Olz RODS, GROOM FRAME, CLOsE |
--'- POI kay raymgntsi i,p.
22 AuGgs TWELVE AuLEs FR0T |
80 'iH Eo1l water right orchard. four |
NOON house and atfhles. u. .ui
"a. RODS, VACANT. on FFTU |
i.1,t,.' 'i''Hr,'n ,in and tih south, Easy
sllk5 mons, uS .gp srRrtT. t.HOnv |
81 .TeA house, city waller, ote. Easg |
1hl A.NEa, -FOUR MILES PROM |
, NJ CIV, A.flnm house, orchard, atabfes. |
,rs balance Iu UHtrn an' MIN Urcek bgBeB'
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-30
FOR SALE.

CuEAp. HoUsE AND LOT. CAH
y nnc Iasira door Apply Last second
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-20

err Ons time Tas present VIII u
Officers Ean the preacher vearnrsd u
peG tbez ,has he was zgy Duea ssaa
aa-rasssa. 1bss hs owed n1aay SIX
cpuian;t nsy Il The church had y-orn
sea him SSo5. sod we're behind SD
aud the sess oa3y haEe gone Once
The emcsS suggested fhs1 be csl4shs
atIen;ioa o. the co2grsgaIioa 20 i mex;
SuoagE. No. De Ssid, h hated % q
thai for TIE -ata was shzs 81 80 % sShe
$3.50 was due hy the officers then p-es-
an- Well. that vas 8 seesdasags:.
NeE yaz Il Ras proposed to raise iiass
saaarvro 1880, sushs objected. .saylDg
csss heeoa3dn't 'tsaiford 70 lose any more
than De ~as losing
ButI forgoe 10 msosioa taxes-ta1es
1hass IS insxarab5e and uefss:sog 3
dash- NathinE Is esrIaia IN this world
but death and taxes 1eGsGbecEh@
the rate OF taxation on land wss only
10 GEMS On hanared dollars sut DOE
I Is 100 cents They seem 70 get higher
2o6 higher IS the yesrs roll oa- ! don't
know y here she blame Ss- Maybe Z
can't 6e hssoeS- fo- there Is the 2uDa1ic
ssr:aru taas costs Gear soc, 900 3 Eszr.
acc there are aths- charities and ex-l
Dsnses We cid nos haEs - the days OF
a1id lang syoe. Then there ere these
everlasting courts taaS ns1sr end and
.heir cost Is immense and gets iu-z
n,sase- every yesr- WhaS Is 70 become
Q: these negroes suyhoEs Here = the
!sSt report q Captain Jones' which
ssys that during the last year fEom 0e-i
5ot,er 20 October, he ass received rs
conricts-s:i eolosed. Tbs IS nearly
twice s. Eaa3y IS the yesc preceding
Tie report for 1892 @as 3Ss whites ali
.old il the convict camps New there
are only 335- waise There are nox
l,2Si leecaes N the camps, beisg 81
per ceDs 81 an the conVic.S The H.
crosse CT eosozed couIicts averages IS;
per cents Sssz T5sl rate viii take;
oa3E SIX and one halt resS - hzng1he9
number UP 70 s.aaa W.sse viii this
alarming condition step and what E::ifl
stop IL Or jaa IS ful ali the yessa
-ocod and 50 Srs most OF the s2ils IN
the State, and il takes time snd moaey
20 1ry them sod feed then OF eoU-ss.
We want q Tefcrnasa-v and ws want It
very badly. bu1 It =EiR takeooso OF ntan-4
moth proportions TO bod sii theEsaogi
negroes uho VII be sess there. That
college wiu Elsssica!ats I've hundred
the S-sS yess- and il ~in 1sSe cots Of
money s1d maze taxes 20 kept M
But We ~on3t woTsy about future
troubles L IS well enough though %
6o7sss them aad prepare fog them Il
!ooszs Ike ve viii need 3 tariff ffng rsV-.
e,ase aosi protection 1oa- aeterevegse
through WITH the 1g-e.
BILL ARR
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-20
ZuLAsS PIES TE zlSH
EEess-nea thar they EaSt WitaS-xE EEsss
Ess<sozsS1ssrt o. JaSge Ss-1o1sea-
Soeeias 20 News and Courier. J

LSpeeiai 20 News and CoaEier
WASHINGTON. December Bass
Ti22lnza h@s erscssed his whip and his
subjects II Washington haEs beanno-t
afied thaS they mast sspQdiase any
statements O. Comments they bsxes
aasse shsS may be construed into an
sdmiss:oa tbss Jadys Sino1son Is sue
able asd upEgas Js6ge There =as.
considerable excitement among Ger
Iaila members OF the delegation, Who
a-e cns=gee with nearing the T2lnSa
eo3;ii2-. whea they read IN s United
Press despatch 70 the News sad Cou-
srisr risr@ thai tie South Carolina desegs-
ton endorsed Judge Sinoesosss SD
poi1tulsas- Some OF them GiE not
comprehend the difference besEeeaIhe.
speesa! diSpzseh in the sane psner and
the GATED Press dssnstch and cna=gee:
1hat hsa nisrspEssnse5 then
Ness-s- Shell. Latiue=. Ss-ais. Tal-
bert NcIT.auri0 ar6 Senator T-by have,
therefore. been called Cpoa 10 sigas
sts:enea.- which n&y O. sent oqs TO-
night, denying that they endorsed
Judge S:Dausop'S appointment From
wnSE I can Learn be did not reea Their
endorsement and I ~as particular IN
my di>lsaSch 20 say thas the FiEmaa-
lies IL Congress would hsEe preferred
the sppoio.nsas Of some oae else de-
rived considerable pleasure q soSiyz-
i1g Gy d5saa5eh On the subject foE the
ec3:6eatfoa q NessrS La1nG ao6
St-ai., SD they admitted shat I cid
oh<.G no s25astEce q lhs seaseEeasE
made
representative NcLsuriu hsd the
cou-ageso saEthas- while be cid 1os
endorse Judge S5noason, and eonsen6s
that be leans towards eo-poEatioss-
1ssess-tfae5e>s BE IS az sole sawyer an6 IS
god ~a6se.
tssg-sSscsauTe SaGl, VINO puts his
aaule to The pspec repGsdis ing Judge
Simoutan, admits that he cid 50 1e-
iEe:aaiiyl :oF be knew Judge SInoa-
co8 "a be 81 able lawyer
NesS-s La.ine- and Strait Of iSect 70
The appointment: OF Major B=aEIey 30
he District EGdeesk:p because ne IS
oppased 10 fres silver Its clear from
what somsos these gentlemen bsEesaid
20 ne ttas thera7e BOT permitted g ez-
e1eise ste.c own Judgment in dealing
With public questions = Congress aDd
II S;ata politics without satseccioE
themselves 10 >arere condemnation 81
Aoase- - !esss one us0oer OF he
delegation proposes % retire from Con-
g-ess because he desires 70 assert his
independence on pGaiie c1estioas-
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-20
Feminine G-eorv analysed.
E-cu the NIca!ta Eazse.

N-s- Leases s:arvss in he- iT:dese-n:
zigzsE. 1s=sSyzz1sd sterilization rather
shsa Il hs- ;nh:sSGTcats<a EsasffsaEeass-
Il : the GzzSle Of her unexpected SKY
ward seooS s1E the dead 3hua Of tie
subsequent scSsard t7oo that as ecee
:sScisass ao5 Rs-alyzs aer aeFotees.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-20
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CHICAGO. DacsEoes The aoa5a-s
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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-25
PzsoxAL nssrios.

The Coming and Going Of Friends, Acquaintance,
and Strangers
Mrs Al Quenzel, i visiting in Chi
cage.
Miss Joe Heating IS visiting IN Win
chester, Va.
Rev. J. A. Hoifhcins Is visiting al
TimbervilIe. Va.
Miss Lizzie Graf Is visiting friends
in Portsmouth,, Ohio
Misses May and Daisy WoIford are
visiting in Berkeley Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. #. Rabbit, Of Rock
vile. are visiting on King Street
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Deck, Of Wash
! ington, spent several days in our city.
Hiss Annie Youtz is on visit to
Niagara FAILS, Lancaster and Rsnova,
Pa.
Miss virgie Fout, Of Washington, is
visiting her sister Miss Hattie Fout,
this city.
Miss Annie Provence, Of Baltimore,
il the guest IF her cousin, Miss Carrie
Young,
Misses Mollie Foley add Carrie Henry
leave this evening for visit in Han
cock, Nd.
Miss May Bowler, Of Shenandoah,
and Miss Grim Of Charles Town, are
the guests Of Miss Mamie Goheeu.
Messrs. Huber Henneberger and
Edw. Nicklas, 81 Chambersburg, are
visiting the family Of Mr.. P. Q. Nick
las.
Miss Mamie Roach, of Baltimore,
who has been visiting in this city, re-
turned home this week accompanied
by Miss Sarah Roach
Misses Geneve and Teresa McCaul,
who have been visiting Miss Lizzie
Voegele, East Burke Street, returned
10 their home in Cumberland last week.
A party from Winchester, consisting
Of Misses Annie Sullivan, Addie Du-
val and Miss Quigley, and Messrs.
Frank Baker, Jas. Rosenbcrger and
Dinner jackson. spent Sunday with
friends in this city.
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SPECIMEN CASES.

S. H. Crawford, New Cassel, Wis,
was troubled with Neuralgia and Rheu-
matism. His stomach was disordered,
his liver was affected to an alarming
degree, appetite fell away, and he was
terribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles of Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,.
had running sore on his leg of eight
years standing. Used three bottles Of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes Of
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg is
sound and well. John Speaker, Ca
tawba, o., had FIVE large fever sores
on his leg, doctors said he was incur
able. One bottle of Electric Bitters
and one box Bucklen's Arnica Salve
cured him entirely. Sold by E. G.
Williams, Jr., & CO., drug store.
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SNAP SHOTS

Brief pits If Interesting News eaed for Hasy
Readers.
England has 557 Christian Endeav-
or Societies.
The Cumberland base ball club dis
banded on Saturday.
Oyer35OO people attended the In
wood Fair yesterday.
Mr.. Clarence McGinnis won the hi
cycle race at the Inwood Fair yester-
day.
The Methodist Episcopal church,
North and South, contain $3.50, $3.50
communicates.
There are 143 religious denomina-
tons in the United States, according
to the census Of 1890.
Edward Rider, who lives near Sher-
wood, Baltimore county, was swindled
ont Of 5000 by a tiim-ham game.
A straw hat, russell shoes and an
oyercoat are queer combination now
frequently seen at some Of the resorts.
The markets are filled with good
things at present, of which there is an
abundance that maketh glad the
heart Of man.
BARRIERS who look carefully after
= i =
their patrons use great deal of tend
erness with the youth whose face Is
burned to fiery redness,
Master Sam Dorm received the first
prize for fancy bicycle riding at the In
wood Fair yesterday. Mr.. Charles
Sllaffer received the second.
Cardinal Gibbons is paying the pen
atty Of greatness A check with his
official signature forged was passed on
Baltimore merchant Tuesday.
The largest religious sect IN this
country is the Roman Catholic, with
G,25O,O4 members. The smallest is
the Adonai Shomo, with twenty fol-
lowers.
Conductor Fosnot, Of the G. ". r.
r., has made information at Cham
bersburg against Charles and Samuel
Pendleton, charging them with an af-
fray on the Cumberland Valley train
recently.
Charles Broadway Rouss, the eccen-
trio Now York merchant, advertises
himself by scattering 800 pennies every
evening on the street for the newsboys
to scramble for. This il not continent
with him. tits business.
< The emancipation picnic at Orchard
Grove Tuesday for the benefit of the
Queen City Brass and Reed Band was
\ decided success. ]. R. Clifford, Of
Martinsburg, delivered an address in
the afternoon. Cumberland Neses.
B.
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The Kelley Gold Cure.
Martinsburg. W. Va.

---F FOR
OPIUM cIlLORAL co..
eAfNf, NERVOUS pKosTRATIoN. TofAc-
60 AND clGARETrE HABITS.
The KeelsS Institute Al Charleston. West Vir~
ginia, gives the GENuINE KEKLEY HEME-
DIES and they are administered BIZ Physicians
who are not only skillful IN their profession
but who iave had through course ~ iustruc-
tion IL tho parent Institute AZ Dwight
For fun Information regarding sanitarium
Trsstmnut ara Homo Treatment. send ii
TAE KEELEY INSTITUTE
Charleston. w, VA.
4 large and nncis appointed sanitarium Aup
piled with AZ modern improvements special
accommodation for ladies,
LEidAGGE PRATT. SEQ ana Gen Mgr
NJ D. BOOM. NJ. d. Physician IL charge.
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EVFECTs OF THE DRoUTH.

II is not only in soil products that
the prevailing drought is having in
furious effects, but its drawback on
horses, COWS and poultry are regarded
as also deleterious. ia some localities
horses and COWS are contracting eye
and nostril diseases, caused " dust
settling in each Of these organs, while
in poultry the injuries are also singular
and distressing. Il requires the ut
most attention on the part Of the farm
ers to protect these lines Of stock I'M
der the circumstances.
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an ExrLAnArloE.

To the patrons Of our road and the
Inwood Park Co.. desire TO say few
words in explanation for the scarcity
Of train accommodations to the InwoJsl
Fair, at noon yesterday. Thursday.
Il had been arranged for special
train with coaches TO leave Winehest
ter at 10 a. M. for Inwood. running
through to Martinsburg, and 70 leave
Martinsbnrg al 1890 noon for IN ! God.
AT $50 i. m. our telegraph wires east
Of HagerstoWn all went up, breaking
ing on communication with the train
dispatehers Office at Chambersburg,
and without telegraphic train orders
from the train dispatcher the special
train Of Winchester could not move.
We were therefore obliged to tackle
crowd Of 400 people with coaches on
the regular mixed train At 1920 noon.
which was Of course entirely made
'qnate The train was however retnrn-
ed promptly from Inwood and those
left behind seut forward. This ex-
PLANTATION, l think, should be sotisfae
tory to any reasonable thinking per-
SON. The accident to wires which
rendered them useless until Up M.
was caused BY farmer just west 81
Green Castle Telling a large walnut
tree. w. "A. GARD,
Agent c. Y. r. r,
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ALL CORDIALLY INVITED.

A tent meeting is being held in the
woods at Marvin Chapel under the
auspices Of Rev F. A. Strother, q
Shepherdstown, which viii be CON
tinued over next Sunday. There were
about 1000 persons present last Sun.
day. Rev. David Bnsh, Presiding FL
der Of Winchester District preached
three excellent sermons. Rev. Kern,
D. D., is expected to be present and
preach next Sunday All are cor
daily invited,
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is Me question Of the day. EVERY.
body has a desire Tor some cool drink
All enjoy both The taste aud effects
when they partake ofNour Itc Cream
Soda.
We use plenty If lee, thereby giving
You az ice cold drink. Nhieh i pleas.
ant and refreshing. and eiFeciually
dispels that tired feeling ono has On 1
hot sultrN day, Our syrnps are of tile
best and onr tsmnhler washer insurcs
you q well washed glass "a drink ii
from. We serve Ice Cream with oar
Soda Water, Al the regular Isriee. Sc
glass. Al. NJ. Gilbert a Bro.
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HoW,s THIS!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarl
Cure.
FL. CHENEY 4 Co., Props, Toledo, o
We the undersigned have known f
j. Cheney for the last Is years, anC
believe him perfectly honorable in al
business transactions and financially
able to carry out obligations made b.
their firm.
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo. O.
WALDING, KINAN& MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, Q.
Halls Catarrh Cure is tsken internal.
", acting directly upon the blood and
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Testimonials free.