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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-23
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-23
Robert @alfer, &. S. @c@ainan
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Ealter & McMiaan,
Sraassiaemtbums nua SeFs-
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-23
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-23

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-23

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14
TIE LAar sroRn.
nsaErs Details from the STRICKEN
Places.


WAsiIINqTON, Oct. i8.-rho West
India cyclone ana storm from tho
northwest Joined Issues this morning
east aud west and since then tel graph.
10 communication has been practically
vt standstill. After sweeping over
the Florida peninsula yesterday the
cyclone made IL way north through
Georgia, North Carolina and the Viz.
ginias aud met a storm from the west
somewhere IN Pennsylvania or OHIO,
when both dllluHed over vide area,
playing havoc with all means Of wire
communication.
ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. lathe wires
nru all down beyond Jacksonville, Fla.
The greatest force VI the storm was Iult
ON the east gulf coast near Tampa.
Charleston II two feet under water on
the water front. The damage cannot
be estimated yet
Nothing has been heard from tho
islands on the Csrollnn coast. Al the
wires into Charleston are down. The
storm did little damage in Savannah.
Nothing has been heard from the
Tyboe lslands since midnight when
this wind was blowing siXty miles an
hour. Tho Indications are that the
storm spent It's greatest fury ON tho
ocean. Anxiety 10 ielg for the steam.
ship CITY Of Augusta.
NEW YURiI, Oct l3.-rhe cyclone
which has been expected week or
more reached here with a vengeance
this evening, IL began soon after tho
yacht race was finished, aud by dark
the wind was blowing gale and "A
heavy rain was falling.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14

The situation Discussed By President
ozark.


OMAHA, Oct. i3.-Prvslient CLARK,
discussing the situation this afternoon,
said; "The application for n receiver
was not unexpected, as careful
student Of TailfOad operations IN the
past few months must necessarily con.
clude. Atter review OF the startling
decrease Ia the gtoiH ana net earnings
which the weatern roads have suffered
with possibility u default in tho pny-
ment Of interest staring US In the iatv,
the only thing 10 be- done 10 keep the
property intact was 10 flle bill Of
complaint praying for receivers and 10
ask tho court TO Intervene. The
property will be managed Tor the best
interests OF all concerned"
Speaking Tor General Manager Dick.
insOn, Genera. Solicitor Thurston said;
"Ihe unexpected aud surprising fall.
ing of % business ON the Eystem, the
etugnaliOn and depression throughout
the transmissoufi Territory, convinced
all partiea Interested In the preserve.
ton anu Integrity Of the property that
70 would DO lmpoFslble 20 meet the
interest aud other Fixed charges soon
coming due and thereby the system
would be subject TO different actions
which might, aud probably would,
result In n depression Of tho proper
ty."
The court, In determining tho per.
sonHel OF tho TGceiSership, selected
Clark and Mink on account OF their
well.knOwn familiarity with the prop.
erty, their peculiar fltnesB Tor tho posi-
tlon, and the confidence Of iHH stock
holders anu creditors, as wei rs the
genoinl railway public, In them rs
managing officials. The court further
insisted that the important interest Of
the government la the property
should be represented, and selected,
therefore, As the third receiver Il.
Ellery Anderson, whom Cleveland
recently appointed government dirso.
tor.
In the application for n receiver II 10
shown that the liabilities OF the COM
pAny are s24O, 43l, Oil. Tine bonds aud
notes outstanding are sD1,6s2, 735, OF
which $50, iO2, 03b are ailoaI. The
bonded indebtedness 10 the govern.
ment IL not Included In this. There Ia
coming due large balance Of interest
on subsidy bondE OF about $4,000, 900.
The company IN also indebted Tor
labor anu material October Lot to the
amount OF mllllOn ana matt
Grosa earnings OF tue system for the
year ended December 3lst, 1892, were
$40, b73, $40; expenses, i,5D3, 5i5, leav.
ing "A surplus Of S2,O69,756. For the
eight months ended August, 81, 1898,
there has been falling OF OF the gross
earnings, compared with the same
eigh, months last year, OF s8,i54,OOO,
snd falling oil In net revenue Of
s2,dss,0O0. There has been "A further
falling on for the month Of Soplembe r
o! million ana hall, compared with
the same month last year.
NEW YoRS, Oct. l8.-An appoint
ment Of Union Pacific receivers was
aiso made In this city this afternoon,
on an auxiliary motion in the U niieu
StAtea circuit court before Judge Bene.
dict. The bill Of complaint is the same
as that filed In Omaha.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14
LONG LIVE THE GAR T.!
The French Shouting IN Honor Of
Their Russian Visitors.
Tho Admiral aud tits Omcer. Under -
hhoWer OF Jewels aud
CiNnltirs

TOULos, Oct l3.-Iu the address OF
welcome Mayor Prosper Forrero said
he represented all tho departments OF
France and their desire TO express the
sympathy felt by France towards Rus
siai and to show that the hearts Of all
Ffenchmen beat together anu were ani-
mated by one feeling.
Continuing the mayor said:
"IOur visit cementa the friendship
between the two nations ana proves
tnu fldolity existing between tnem.D
Later the Russian officers, surround.
cd by French oillcers, proceeded 10 the
maritime prefecture 70 visit the min.
lister Of marine. The latter, in hls
speech OF welcome 10 the Russian al.
mirnl, said no was deeply sensible OF
tho honor OF receiving the dibtluyuished
viaitUTi In behalf OF France.
The admiral, Ia reply, said no was
unable ~ express all he felt for tho
welcome accorded his command. AZ
the mayOTHlty there was "a similar
scene OF welcome. The crowd on the
outside were wild with euthusia-m
and shouts Of awe 10 Russior and
"Niye 10 Car" were constantly ro-
pented.
The president OF the Paris munlolpal
council waited upon A lmiral Avelan
anu presented 10 him the Invitation OF
the council 10 him anu his Otllcers 10
visit Paris. The admiral said he
would have great pleasure IN accent.
ing the Invitation IN behalf Of himself
aud officers OF his command. Al.
mltal Avelan then proceeded 10 tue
balcony OF tho town hall aud stood
there between the president Of the
Paris municipality and the mayor Of
TOul0n aud acknowledge the plaug.
it's VI the crowd below, DepuIatlOus
presented addresses Of welcome to the
admiral, and Madam Adam, the
well.knOwn writer, IN behalf OF this
ladies " FRncri presented the All
minl diamond brOnoh Tor his wife.
ana various pieces OF jowslTy ior M
wives OF his UhlctTs.
Admiral Avtlln received tho offer.
ings with polite compliment 10 NJ
Jam Adam, for tho French wompn
generally, and after renewed hand.
shakiugB with the mayor returned 10
his chip. A banquet was given I'M
uunOr OF the visitors at tho MARITIME
prefecture this evening. Whei a toast
10 tho Car was proposed every plas.
was raised In honor OF Alexander IN.
No noteworthy incident occurred
during the dn'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14
GIVE DOLLARS A MONTH, ="
Drs. Mansfield and Bisss,t nake
Another Notable Off,
All Patients apply Ing before Nov,m.
her Isl viii be treated nnu Supplied
with Medicine until cured tor
$500 n Month.

The two weeks during which If. Manifold
and Hissou of the Zion Medical lusu.UtC Iottd
DO trtat and furnish incidence tIpr luuII vino
applied have expired, ana that which many dc
ciafad impossible has bcUu accomplished. out
of the many hundreds who applied none were
turned away. aud not u cent of money wac lr
copied ON any prutUA whatever lU' strength
of tho uhysiciara uuu hr I'.uUr.rs of tHO
lahurut0rits were taxed 20 tlOIr utmost Iut the
Work was arrumuI. ahcds
MANY N tho patients who have applied have
san f 'tUoctur, I should lie Co continue under
your iroatmontau care, nave tUUuugt great
benefit during thusc two wcol", Nut suppose
your charges arc yory high
Row 90 auaWcr all such rCmAfhH Hs iHIa, ufa
Mansfield aud iistct make One Following Iuu.
uc uftCT
tn order TO give all an opportunity OF avail.
luF them rivrf Of their akill turut tHfH HylaUu.
DE. Mansfield and iissott wiI.. uuU Nuyom.
Der iat, make uniform charge IHr medicine
and treatment Of % month. IN" D.. Co aiI
patients and Tor al dtaCasCa so patents aus
plying Tor treatment before NutUu.yr IHt viii
be- treated for s. month. hui uI medicines
iufutshcIfrro each mnnth'H trtltupuI. ucIud.
ms medicine, 90 coet - y iih e luLn.
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awful crash csmv. When | rushed
back found the car ia which my
folks had been seated In tho uiidat oi
the wreck. The frat of the Injured
discovered was my daughter. lew
feet from her found ny wife, dead.
She had been struck in mo heat aud
forced through the front OF the car"
One Of tho ghnstly phases Of the ao.
ciuent wns the deoapilntion Of Mrs. ID.
Il. Gibbe. She was accompanied by her
husband, who was out on the platform
at the time oi the collision. She was
not identified until tonight Her bus.
band was one OF the active searchorH la
the wreck, but Did not recognize hor
remains when taken out He made =
trip through the different undertaking
establishments tonight, aud was hOrri.
He'd 10 find his wife's body headloss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14
TREATMENT BY NAIL.
No Necessity Of C0mins 10 the City
for Treatment

Mansfield aud NIsF0ti T. 10 necessary {, live
in rait lakC DO order 10 tlhe the tfoatmgntf
Can you ttuHt pAuuuts nc thClr humca by mai
and other uupHu1na uf similar import
ORA Mansfield AMI h.taat doalrc 20 state,
therefore, Tor the lUnrl. OF those who may be-
hUsItauuE about WriUug 90 thom, that by their
be obtained g. make treatment an easy matter,
Thus patients can Doc tUllcd 90 their own
homes HH VOL aH In salt Lake, MrIlriucl are
sent By express. % regular rorruHuuudeuCn Ia
required Aiu maintained, aud tue physician
ana pniluni arc thus boz runhtAnt touch
Prompt replies AFRO made by Dir. Mhuslod Is
hssHit notifications Boo trUAtuCut preHcTllD /
with tho proper medicines anu Boz every detail
u.rh ease D. worked out until cure be- effected
Enclose DcuiH DO stamps when you write iuI
question ClryulhIs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14
VEST AND DRAWERS.

ladioa' Jersey fitting ribbed Vests and
n'AWof7 and Corset Covers, somcthInr
now, uun-shrukInr, making au oioyani
sue complete in whito silk, b1nnd Ind
l".'hel Price $500. Mondays price
Worry srocia ladies' Vests In m,rlno
ana wool, uuahiunlIue. in natural nnI
9.4ic.. Jor,oy rib. Puro $3.50. MONDAYS
lAllo,' extra rno quality Jorsev Pin
No',i nuu-shrinuug, in natural aud
ul'"l. rrico ss..u Monday siio si'G5'
Ladies' Muu.ing plated Va.ts and
nhwofs, Jouuv Hulug Ina AlIio nni
iiH.tru' Hio1t Value. prlro 500. Sion.
days ~tlo al.IO.
L1lic' Jou 81 rio siik and wool mixed
N''', high no.k aud long sIpc,,s Ina
h.nn. nni white in EuIIvs nnp0rtcd
nr'i value. Price 500, Mondays ) 10
ladies' jeraDy rib puro allt Vests In
Mhli"i BLACK. ana colors handsomely
hnishod. Price gt,5, Mondays Sale NO.
Lad.o' Jorsoy Rib vosls and Drawer.
in wnn', ocru color. uon.shr.nsinr Tho
sfcitr4i value "Nur ou sale. Price giG,,
Monday SaI0 3l.uI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14
UNDERWEAR, .
One Hundred EoW arrivals IN UE-
DERWEsR for Mondays Sac 10
Stimulate Trli; 10 Push
Up Sales; TO Make
N0Ie Customers.
We will ON Monday UU.r Underwear Gi
such prices As viii bring our MAJ
lur,iy ~ salt ihkO's pouuIa-
ton Go this MuNbrUurL
ADVANTAGEOUS SALE.
Underwear Of al Kinds.
LEGnD.
COMBINATION SUITS

Ladies' Jersey Riu Combination suits.
heavy weight in hailurr.n and natural
mike Puco sLs5, Mondays Snio el.-1.
Ladies' Combination in wool mis-.
Jersey ribbed, huo quality, in handsome
silvnr-Ercy uulN; al s.lo.. prcU S .Jl.
Mondays sale sl..l.
ladies' Combination sults u oamrls
hair and natural wool, Jersey ribbed
elegant well made and cnwi1r-uuiug.
Price $500, Mondays Salu $40.
Dr. Nansing's plated Combination
Nults, light weight in limo quality In
silyor.grCy anu black; All sl11-. prlc,
$3.50, Mionday's sale $780,
DR.. Mansing's extra heavy weight,
elegant quality. Combination suii.. Dol
grey and black only. Price sl.75. Mon.
days sale $3.50.
Dr. Lowis's celebrated puro wool Com.
hInauun suits iu Jersey rib. extra hnt
and slightly, IN handsome mWu color
Price 500 Mondays sale $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14
KILLERS GENEVA
MINERAL WATER.
sPniNgV CINEVA, ~
NATURES REMEDY.
A Tonic and a Regulator.
HAS CURED

insomnia, tacipicnt urighrs, diabetes.
Kidney Troubles, mitigation. Ncr.
Nou~ Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility.
sich Headache. fistuia. riies, con.
stpAtion, Gravel, i.umbngu, Ilhou.
n"iism, Neuralgia, rimpirs auh
risichos. 'atnrTh OF the uoWsiS
Liver hiuicnitirs, scrofuin. EcTemn,
sait Hh'um, uiyra. unium IinbtL
Excessive UIc OF Alcohol, Irmatc
complaints. Cntarrh ana Innam-
NATION OF tho tiiadhcr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14
TELEGRAPHIC.
MORE COMPROMISE.
Propositions Agreed 10 in Cabinet
HoetiDs Yesterday,
TO BE OFFERED no THE SENATE


wAsuNGToN, Oct. i3.-At the cab
met meeting today, after a complete
discussion OF all phases Of the Senate
situalion, compromise proposition
was agreed on, 10 be offered by one OF
the repeal Senators. II includes az
did the Harris amendment, provision
for the coinage OF the silver seigniornEo
In the treasury amounting to s5S,OOO,
600, and thereafter the purchase OF
$4,000 ounces per month until
Uu,OOO,OO0 ounces II purchased. This
will carry the purchase OF silver over
the expiration OF Mr.. Cloveland's
form, a condition that the silver men
insist upon, aud relieve the treasury
during the coinage Of the seigniOrago,
for eighteen months, Of the further
purchase Of bullion, beeidoo making
tho bullion 70 coined available treas
ury asseia.
10 meet the demands OF the East o
proposition for the issue OF one NUS
dtod million dollars Of 3 per cent bondH
10 included. There II still a question
whether q provision for the repeal o.
the tax ON state banks and the re-
demption OF notes Of all classes below
shall be added.
DEMOCRATIC sENAToRs AGREE.
The Democratic senators have been
holding conference all day, and have,
II II stated upon good authority, al
most agreed upon compromise adj
justment. IL continues the sherman
not in effect eighteen months anu pro-
vides for n limited bond issue. Some
silver Democrats and the silver Ropub-
licans are making vigorous protect
against this adjustment and may be
able 10 have II changed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14

We. the undersigned, testify that the
foregoing ~ true.
Hon. David Ec3lps, ex- Mayor, Ogden.
George Rimury, Bishop 2Oih wafi.
q. w. Nibloy, Secretary Oregon Lum-
Der Go.
Judge Ihumas ID. Doe.
Hon. Joseph II well.
Bishop ~. f. Brown.
john A. McAlister.
Hon. II. IA. Spencer.
william Haalam, Seioctman.
John NJ. 4. NOlker Secretary Ecclrs
Lumber Co.
Grant Gcuda., Assistant Manager
Oregon Lumber Go.
HOu. Joseph A. West.
Frank Shur,lin, Railroad Manager.
a. X. SiOddarJ, Lumuer Merchant.
ihOmas Leishmln, Farmer.
GeOrge StOudard, Lumber Merchant.
Peter Miunech.
William II. Toler.
Joseph SiOddHrd, Bdok.ketpe
Hyrum salisbury, RntlIulI Conductor
John NJ. LeishmHu, FOiemau OREGON
LImNor Go. snw mill
james NihlUy, Merchant.
janice Smurihwaite, Book.kCeper
Oregon Lumter Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14

SAN FHAECisCO, Oct. l3.-rhe sec.
ond trial OF Rppey, the man VINO
shot Millionaire MauhHy Lass Febru-
AIRY, WAS concluded today, Rppty
being found guilty Of assault with n
deadly weapon, and recommending
him 90 the extreme mercy VI the
court. Ho viii ba sentenced next 5atut-
day. His do,easo was temporary in
sanity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14
Anolher Name iur ChnI.rA.

Los DOS, Oct. a. hefo 10 myo.
terious epidemic VI diggruWA IN the
Greenwich wOfkhouse. over n hun.
cred anu tlity inmates arc affected.
The symptoms Resemble cholera. Two
are dead aud many are Ia "a dangerous
condition. The authorities gr0 invos.
limiting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14

The ~ nod suuains the Decision o.
the rrrsbytcrY.

CtNCINNATi, o., Oct. l1.-rhe Ohio
PrcsDy turinn church argued the up.
real nom the Pfesbytofy OF d. Henry
Preserved Smith, late Of Lime Soni.
nary, till $3.50 aud then adjourned tn
1880 10 vote. At 1880 tonight the
synod having rejected every speciiica.
ton OF this appeal, the moderator an.
nouuced that thu synod sustained the
action Of the Cincinnati ptespyiery,
which found him guilty Of htfesy.
Prof. Smith gave notice " au appeal,
but II Is believed he will leave the
church Instead Of Carrying his case to
tho general assembly. me vote was
IS TO 81. IL was also resolved to ignore
Iho case Of DIR. sputohcr OF Cleveland.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14

ID Romombor We arc solo
agents for Or, JEAGER's
celebrated UNDERWEAR in
Vests and Drawers, comblna-
ton suits, Night Dresses, Chill
dron's comblnatlon Suits,
Bands and Ladies and Chill
dron's HOSIERY all Of which
will Go at greatly Reduced
Prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14
HONE ENDORSEMENTS.
Remarkable Results Attained Win
OnIy rev nays Treatment

Niu. o.. J. Hurs. q well known mb. IN
OF Wluucmucca. Noyada, who bls boon s.4p.
ping a fow days in this city, alys. 81 have
taken short term Of treatment al Ue N5n
Medical Institute. anu feel ,ofy grateful Tor
what they have done Tor mo.
- have been troubled viii catarrhal auCr.
lions Tor She last right years. Mv lpr car nae
been almost totally deaf fur Che .as. tWo YUara.
A constant ringing kUpt up iu WF VtrH. which
nearly sci mo Wii1. Ny uu.H would stop up.
the mucus dropped bacE into uy throat, and
causu1 me 90 kCul hawking uuu .pI.tuE tri.
inE 90 d.alpuEu H. rHin around my heart
caused mu much uucaainCns lt UHHH.
81 900 Improving greatly UH.ry day under
Dr.. MauHurld and ltstoitH UUatutut tnfue
my pact luCturluE, Tor WhiGa UlEH spent over
tI.I. recommend tlrH. iauHIUIu UUH UIfactt
ut tlc Zion Medical Institute tI 900 Fuuuuug
with chronic ahocii0ns.' a, j. lliLt..
Ma HYMN SEAL, who resides 10 40. a.
Green street. this city, tnyH 81 have been un-
able 90 work Tor three months 0u account ~
bong sirk 900 the umus wa unable leo obtain
rritt until went to DR.. MHuuHld and itissrtt.
ana have Improved ever dIF since ! began
treatment and feel very ruiuiui 90 thrso
phystciaua.
"Ny symptoms were hcaIlfhfH. ung.ns ln
ear Dyes weak AMI wutcry, u1.U fiuuuui up.
uprCtto pu-r nud pains iu stomach, aII Of
which nave improved greatly under urs. Mans.
nuIt.H a htHHCttH trCHtmtnt'
Tor THO accommodation ui thuHo employed
during tho working hours, che nrcUa uf nrs
MHuHurIuA Niasctt are open Wrvg day oven.
lusa from Z 90 3 O'Clock aud suuiIyf from "a
q. m 60 p. m.
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SEE WHAT IT HAS DONE FOR ME-.

am ~ good ~ one risen from the
dead. A few months AGO | had vtver
mysrli up 60 die, aud by mere chance I
heard OF Miiicr'l Geneva Mineral
Water, from Gcuevp, New N,rs.
called ut the Water Btu0t Ia Portland.
Oregon. l told the agent I had been
on lctsd for many years with what is
called CyHiitUa, or inflammation u the
blndgrr, ALTO uiHurtcs, that ! had lost
ffty POUNDS W. light ~ the uast year.
aud that / would r1Ou pass to another
sphere. | have spent thousands 81
dollars on doctors aud medicines. tni
AT 10 no avail. / was ~ tnd or worse
NJ that time than ever hat been, aud
was using medicine all the time Tor the
Inst six years. Well, o. make q long
story short, hy the time I hat used
five GALLONS Of the Geneva Water
had almost forgotten ! was sick. aud
ftlt su well about it Tint had o. toll
everybody met and up 10 this writ.
lug | have used fifteen nnllons of the
mineral water, and Of truth cnu say
that / am comparatively vol. Before
using the Geneva Water | had 10 take
morphine 10 get any sleep Mt all, aud
since drinking the mineral water / can
alnep NJ we'll A. | ever did. on. hear
me, all you that arc afflicted aud sui
frting with Urinary Troubles or
Stomach Ailments Of any kinu the
Geneva Mineral Water will cure you.
| & has cured me.
Come Eud see mo and Judge fdr
yourself, and | will tell you all you
want 10 know about n q Geneva Min.
oraI Water. IL is ~ sal at my al.
dress: 100 POslonicc Bio vs., 5nlt Lake
CITY. Don't forget that II IL for male
anu female,
JOHN STODDARD.
Al al IA vrfatau
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rmE InnIaArIoN coNonr,r.
4 Hot Session when the Platform Is
Considered.

LOs, ANGELES, Cal, Oct. l8.-At
this mornings session the platform
was rtn1. II declares that the pressure
Of surplus population stu seeks an out.
let IN the West, as evinctd by the
scenes recently witnessed IA the
Cherokee strip, ana tina, settlement In
the Nlrtion Of the public lands where
rainfall Ia sufficient to support agri.
culture has reached ia limit The un.
settled land now belonging to the
United States is mostly arid or semi.
arid.
Tho platform confidently predicts
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day. saio $3.50.
Ladies 1no silk o1uotr'enno Tirht..
M' .' sik,. An nnhoarl u bargain. Price
$500, Mondays sale 300.