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The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-09-26

The Tribune is rapidly developing
confidence in the Mormon people,
whom it has had on probation for a
year or so. Good for the Tribune
With the philosophy, the morals. the
cleanliness and the temper of politics
the church has to do, as with all else
affecting good morals or good conduct.
We have ever claimed that as church
men, :he leaders of the church should
not tske part as partisans. We would
be glad if the church authorities ex-
erted themselves to prevent the un-
seemly Wrangles which so often occur.
There, we imagine, their Office as
churchmen stop. There is no good
man OF good citizen of Utah but will
gladly subscribe to that doctrine. There
is no use attempting to mix church and
politics again in this country. The
people will never again tolerate it
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-09-26


The republicans are not through
with that Jones problem yet, Indeed
it Will hurt them for many years to
come. Senator Jones is high author
ity on silver and be says the republi-
can party from one end of Ii to the
other is hostile in Eoof and warp to
the RECOMMENDATION Of that metal Utah
is silver state and can she think OF
putting party in power holding sucA
sentiments? We think better Of the
intelligence of the people of Utah than
to believe such stuff for a moment. The
majority against that party in Novem-
Der will Indicate the strength of the
silver sentiment.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-09-26

ALIAS
SUMMONS-IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
- the First Judicial District of the Territ orV
of Utah. Utah county.
May Fairchild, plaintiff, vs.. Hyrum 81. Fair
child, defendant,
The people OF the Territory of Utah send
greeting to Hyrum II. Fairchild, defendant.
You are hereby required TO appear in an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff, in the District Court of the
First Judicial District OF the Territory of
Utah, and to answer the complaint aled there
In, within ten days, exclusive OF the day OF
servlcel after the service on you OF this sum
mons-f served within this county; or. II
served out OF this county, but IN this district,
within twenty days; otherwise within forty
days-or judgment by default will be taken
against you, according TO the prayer OF this
complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain decree
of this court dissolving the bonds of matri-
mony existing between the plaintiff and de-
fendant, and Ihat the custody of Alma o. Fair
child, u minor Chi d, The Issue of SAID marriage
be awarded To the plaintiff: that PLAINTIFF be
restored TO all her rights that existed pIeced-
ing SAID Il arria2e; that Judgment be entered
against detefe.aut for the sum OF SlUO as attCr-
neys lees and TO detray the expenses OF this
actIon, and Tor such other and further relier
as To the court may seem just.
Plaintiff alleges lor grounds OF divorce that
defendant Tor more than three years last past
has wilfully neglected 10 pFoyide for plainuf
the common necessaries OF lie. having th2
ability SO u do, and has compelled plaintiff to
live upon heI own eXertions and the charity
or friends, GutwlUnS landing he is abunCantly
able to support her.
Plaintln IurIher alleges that about the Goth
day of prii, loS4 SAID ueI endsnl wilfuily, and
without cause, deserted the paintIH, against
her will anu without her consent.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint as
above required, the said plaintiff viii apply
to the court tor the relief therein demanded
ard costs vi suit,
Witness the lion. Harvey w Smith, Judge.
and the Seal OF the District Court
OF the First Judicial District, in and
tsEAL) for Tie territory of Utan, this z7th
day OF August, in the year oil our
LGld, Cne thousand eight hundred
and ninety-tour.
j. w. BEAsLEY, Clerk,
By K. b. THURMAN Deputy Clerk.
Thurman " Wedgwood and henry Shields,
attorneys tOr plalHtlH
First publication. August 2Gth.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-09-26

and female. in official aud in private life
only laat winter, to defeat Mr.. Rawl-
ins's statehood bill. If there was any
tn Dg more necessary to beat Mr.. A.
Saxey childish effort, we would write
it; bnt what is the use multiplying
words, when the case is out of court.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-09-26

FRANK CANNON has gone to Southern
Utah. We at once detected the tipup
which occurred. Franks Jovinian
tread not only shakes the mountains
but moves everything terrestrial in the
direction he happens TO be vending.
However, Joe Rawlins will so in that
direction i'll lew Gays and then mer
and mountains will all settle back into
tbelr normal places.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-09-26

"NoW by st. Paul rne fight goes
brayely on" There are SIX demo-
cratic lances for every republican in
the field, and this together with the
juster cause, will surely win.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-09-26

The returns from the republican
primaries in Salt Lake the other even
ing indicate thai the respectable ele-
ments in that party in Salt Lake have
been beautifully showed under again.
The boodlers RUE.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FUR AbOP-
IN tion4In the Probate Court of Utah
county, Territory of Utah In the matter of
the adoption OF Michael B. Jones, IL II nor,
Pursuantto 10 an order of said court, made on
the Sth day OF September, 1854 notice is here
by given tbat Monday, the lst day OF Oct Der,
a. u. 1cy4, at 10 O'Clock a. M, OF said Jay at
The court house in Provo city, Ufah county,
IT, IL, has Deen appointed as the time and
place fCr hearing the application OF David IL
ZONES, Catherine ID Joues and Michael Bar
clay tor tue adoption of said minor, Michael
B. Jones, when and where any person inter
ested may appear and contest the same.
V. l.. HALLIDAY,
Probate Clerk, Utah Co,
Dated Provo, Sept. s, 1874.
BoOrH WILSON, Attorneys,
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BY all meane, republicans as we'll as
democrats should near Joseph L. Raw
Inns at the opera house, Saturday
night.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-09-26

PERHAPS Mr.. Rawiins will give US a
little account of where the opposition
to statehood came from last winter, in
his speech Saturday.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-09-26

PRESIDENT Wo JDRUFF's letter to the
Tribune should settle the question of
politics among high church officials
forever, not only in the first presidency
but throughout tt ranks of the higher
clergy. Surely, surely the church may
interfere in the cause of clean, honest
and pure political action, while keep
ing its robes unspotted from the parti
sanship which SO often, in the greco
for office, becomes filthy and mean be-
yond expression. We fully approve
OF every word written to the Tribune
by the venerable and exalted head OF
the Mormon church. Now let the
clergy and laitY, not of the Mormon
Only, but every other church in Utah
govern itself in accordance with the
advice OF this venerable gentleman ana
all Will be veil.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-09-26

The people of Provo and Utah
county will hear some of the big guns
of democracy 10 the next few weeks,
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-09-26

HEAR Rawlins at the opera house
Saturday night.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-09-26

HEAR Powers Saturday the 9Th of
October.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-09-26

THE Geneva Resort is Cne of the
cosiest, prettiest and most complete
pleasure places in all the west.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-09-26

THE Tribune finds the Utah of TODAY
bit different from the Utah Of three
years since, we imagine
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-09-26

ENSTRAY N0TICE.-I nave IN my possession
/ the following described animal impound.
eu ds estray, or tor trespasS:
Une bay mare about years old, white spot
in forehead, nc brands visible.
ii damage aud COsLs on SAID animal be not
paid WITHIN III days from date OF lnis no.
Ilce it VIII be sold to the hi& hest cash bidder
at the eslrdy pound at | O'Clock p. m,
on the 29th day OF september, 1894.
Dated Ut Peasant Grove city, Utah county,
territory If UIah, this 18th day of sept,
1894.
Il. WEEKS,
Pound keAner of g;iid City
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Office TO CREDIToaS-EsTATE OF
IN Maria uavis deceased. Notice is hereby
gwen by the Undersigned administrative
OF inc estate Oh Maria Davis deceased, 10
the creditors Of, and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, 10 exhibit
tuem with the necessary vouchers within tour
montDs after the nr5t publication or this
nollce to tne SAID administr4trIx at her resi-
dence il Lake View. Titan county, Utah
territory, ~
SARAH WILLIAMS,
Administrative of the estate OF Maria DaYis,
deceusej,
Dated at Provo city. Utah. Sept, A. 1894,
A. ID. CASH. Attorney for EstLte.
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NOTICE TO CREDIToRs-ES TATE OF
IN John QuigleY, deceased. Notice is here
by given by the Undersigned Administrative OF
the estate of John Qugley. deceased,
TO the creditors of, and ali persons having
claims against the said deceased, TO exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers within
four months alter the trst publication I'll this
notice at Provo.
RUTH l.. QUIGLEY,
Administrative of the estlte OF John
Qulgley, deceased.
Dated this End dav of Oct. 1894.
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9as s@memmen Der Yferoe.

Cine Nbtablung, alio Dur9mdKez
rung Der nnteriten GuBpartbien bes
pferbes bon Sufe biz gum Rnie o6er
Sprunggelenf, ftibrt ni9t leiGt aur @rs
fdltung. 10 wenig mie 6as Wai6en
Der Meni6enbanb ober bes GuBes
nit faltem Wafer f9aoet. @elbfperz
ftdnblid muB bel biefem @dmemmen,
meldes burd) Giibren ober &eiten Der
Yferbe in's Wafler betpirtt 81 tperben
pflegt, bas Dur6Hdfien Der Bau6baut
bermieben merben. Diefes t6nnte ao>
lit oeranlaien. Maau iollte nur fets
bafiir forgen, baB aus ben Saaren Der
bur6ndBten 5ibe bas ilberfuffge
Wafer nit Der 6an0 abseltreiFt tperbe,
oamit ni6t bur6 a0mdblises Nbfies
Ben Der Stanb ober bic 9treu gendBt
unb bur6 Die lansiame @erbunitung
elmer gr0beren Wen9e bon 6eu1tigteit
namentli6 BEL pferben nit langem
0aarbebange an ben &0tben, bic 9aut
gu itarr unb au lange abgefiiblt tperbe.
gs 1T als 3tuedmdBig su beaeibuen, baB
bic beiagte &einigung Der unterfiiBe
gerabe beiM gfa4bauiefommen nod
Dor benz @intreten in ben Stall porge,
nommen ipirb. 9ierbei bat man ben
Vortbeil, baB bic pferbe bur6 bic 8es
megung nod mebr Wdrme in li6 bas
ben, baB meiit Der S6mub nod ni6t
angetrodHet 1T unb baB bic in ibren
2ungen etma erregten Sbiere nod einis
9e Minuten rubig in frilber 2uft fi6
beuegen t6nnen, ebe iie in ben 5ial
eintreten, po oft cine i'm gergleide
nit brauBen biel pdrmere 2uft einaus
atbmen if. Die &einisung Der be-
i6mubten unterfiiBe, feien bieie nod
feu6t ober nit angetrodnetem S9mube
bebaftet, i'm Stanbe 1T. su permerfen,
neil bies our 9ur6feu6tung besielben
unb 3ur 8ereiniguns Der 2uft nit
Staub fiibrt Die Sbiere iperben
iiberbaupt. tpeun He in boiler &ube
iinb, eber turd bas Waf9en ertdltst,
eben besbalb 1T aud bas 9inausfiib.
ren Der pferbe aus benz Staae, Inn
bic bei6muBten GiiBe na6trdsli6 burd
Wai6en au reinigen ni6t gu empfebs
len, belts me1r aber bas Waf9en uns
mittelbar Dor benz @intritte in ben
Stall bel ber Qeimtebr.
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4. &apitef.

ueber etn Sabr mar persargen felt
unierer 9odseit. Sn Der @iege, bie
t9 banalS BON Sacramento mttges
bradt lag an Stelle oes ldnsit seleers
ten WbisfpfdBdens bic fleine ynsele.
Sd mar 10 9liidlt6 iiber bic Grfiillung
bteles 1betles 1netner bamaltsen
8ilion, bab nai6 bic 8ersosertns bes
anberen 1betles berlelben pents fiin,<
merte. Damit sins es allerbines lans>
fam, an 2uit 3ur s(rbeit feblte es MIR
unb Barbara nt9t, fiir Die nDtbtgen
&enntniile iorste mein Sreunb Smitb,
NIT bem id itdnbig In 0iibluns blteb,
aber bic @elomittel manselten. 8on
@runoermerbunsen, 10 siinittg aud bic
3eit ba3u sepeien mdre, fonnte fetne
&ebe ieiu, unb bier slrme, nod ba3u
auei meibli9e, reidten nidt 5ur 8e>
maltisuns Der slrbeit. sluf Selipe mar
nidt 3u rednen peniser ipesen feineS
GlterS, er mar nod thinner riiitis-als
aus einem anberen @runbe. Gr mar oft
ta9elang, po9enlans in BEN 8ersen.
aam er bann gang perpilbert, ernattet
ano ii6tli6 perOrolien na6 6auie,
unb fra9te i'd i'm, lparun1 ct li9 benn
nidt Hube s0nne, fprad er BON ieiner
alten 2iebe 5ur Sreibeit. Gus Saus
iei aud piel 5u en9e fiir 10 piele 9eute,
unb i9 jett ein,nal ber 6err. 0o1
i'd wubte e8 genau, ipaS Tim rubelos
umbertrieb, i'd laS es aus fetnen, balb
in fieberbafter 9offnuns aufleu6ten>
ben balo p0llt9 mutblos bltdenben
Gusen. Sd fannte ia aus eisener @r>
fabruns bieie &ranfbeit, bon Der i'd
sliidlid sebeilt mar. Sole hattie ii9
i'm 2ooe nod bitter an ibm gera6t.
8ersebens erfldrte i9 INNER BON
Neuem bic oerbeibungsbollen @orte
bes sterbenben fiir eitel 9iise-mar
batte er eS ni9t an ii9 senommen oas
piele @olb, bas quite Sob, anltatt 5r
rauben unb 5u lteblen? = Do6 nit
8ernunftsriinben lit bieier 0eibenl
nidt bei5ufommen, iie flam,nert ii9
an Nlles unb ,Sebes.
SD fir ,nein 3beil fiiblte mid 70
reid, ipie nod nie. Sin eeliebtes @eib,
bic fleine slnsele, elm eisenes, ipenn
aud siemli9 seflidtes Da6 iiber benz
9aupte, elm paar Rinber, flint Bferbe,
ein OutenO S6peine ,nb-last not
least, BEN 8egriinber 1neines @liides-
Sad! NlleS in bliibenber @eiunbbeitl
Bas iollte i'd nod nod unsetpillen
Sadsen sraben? 9etn 3metfel, bab
@olb in ben Bergen 3li finben mar,
bod t6 fannie bteie entnerpenbe @rbeit,
bie bon bem Meni6en 8eite nimmt,
ibm jebe anbere Tbdttgfeit ,tnmSgli1
ma9t, ieSe e6le @efiiblsresuns erftidt.
GS banbelte iid Dor Qllert barltna,
elm portbeilbaftes 8emaiierunssipitem
ein5uri6ten. Sd boffte, eine lanb<
ipirtbi6aftli6e M1ociation idmmts
lt9er @ander bes 1bales 3n errei6en,
poburd bic Soften bebeutenb per1nimz
bert pnroen-bo6 pergebens! Wiein
gutter Wille f6eiterte an ipanilber
Snbolen3 nnb bodmiitbiser Dummbeit.
Der Deutld)e "'c nidtS gleues ein<
fiibren.
60 gin9 i6 benn allein an bie 9lre
belt, allein NIT meinem Sad, pdbrenb
Barbara pollauf NIT hem 6auSmelen,
Sem Siebitanb unb slnsele beiddftigt
ipar.
(fcrtfetune foIat).
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FRI. Berth a B offe
bon Dabtou, @attarau.
gus Go. N.D, fHreibt
SD lit an Gppetit-
lnansel, Berftopfuns,
Wenralsie un6 GROCER
Shwd6e. Sebr bdufig
hattie Id fdredliGe Ails
tdue bon saitriihem
3opfmeb unb Naien.
bluten. &ur3, id mar
70 elenb, bab id stuei
Sabre lanQ teine 6fule
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Soien! Soieu! Soien j!

Sn Serre,te Mnb Snabeus0oien, tponpn tpir
Elm 9rpbeS nnb amsgemdbIteS 2ager fiihrem,
baben tptr ebenfaas eine 9reissS sSerabietuns
eintreten laiiea.
@ine Sot leinene 9oier au $1.25 bas Stiid.
nnlere $l.5O Spien herabgeiett auf $1.15.
Hnlers $2.25 Soien berabgeiett amf $50
unb $1.75.
uniere $2.75 Soiem berabseiest auf $500
unb $2.25.
uniere $500 Soien berabsefett aaf $500.
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&erihiebetles.

Serren Saidentiher, fiir rs Gents.
9erren 8albriggan llnterbemben, 25 Gents.
Gtnfa4e seidumte 9erren Saidentiider,
8 fiir 25 Gents.
Sanptqnartter fiir ieibene l1ntertpaare.
Speben erbalten Elm neues 2aeer ipeid1er
Manitoba 9iite, lie mir fir $500 pertaufen
unier gerfauf bon $500 Serbe Siiten
bauert fort.
Seibene @inbior S1lippie far aaaben
unb Ndnner 3u 15 Gents.
Gin eleJantes 2aser BON Gesenlhirmen.
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uns 5li: uglebmt Gu6. gSaS niitt es
mir au6, wenn i'd nein iase, Der bort
Iett eS bod burd."
l1nb often seiast, es stns mir fait
70 wte bem 9llten, au6 i'd blidte iett
nit einem lonberbaren 9efiibl auf Sad
-Pierres @ermddtnib = ben 2enfer
metneS S6idlalS!
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Wf6bel. Seppide. Mfatten ,e.

nm elm nea einseri4tetes Seim fur bic
Gtn3tebenben eDmfortabel mnb gIiidIi@ ju
MAIDEN, gebSrt in eriter &eibe: i15me Hg5bsl,
Sepptde uno anoere OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
itanbe. Sn feirtem 2aben Der StaSt finbet
man ele5antere MSbeI nnb blbf4ere Seps'
ptebe 5u 10 niebrigem Rreiie alS Bet =. 8oIlion.
Rontmt unb iiber3eust Sud.
Soeben erbalten cine neue Mustpabl 8ats
tan MDbel, bic iiberaa, tpo fie sum 9ertauf
aasseftslt iino, popular setrorben.
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S1erre1t : 9leiberIpaarel1.

@inise bea9tensperthe Offerten in alei,
Der !. aSaaren btetet g. @oIfion tcdbrenb ber
nahiten Gage, uno tpenn es @udb ,int Spars
laintett unb bsquem iitenbe 8leieer au tbnm
TT, 70 benust Die iest sebotene @elesenbeit.
Sommt '!no beiebt uniere $11, $13 80 nnt
$l4 25 apiige, bic on Shbnbeit, Grbeit &C.,
alle gu bteiem preile auseeftellten, Ibers
treffea.
Timer 8erfauf BON $40 @nsiigen su $7.sb
fiir SiinsIinee bauert fort.
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Sn benz gefinben bes i6mertran.
ten @rafen bon paris, bas f6on als
p6aig boIfnungslos anseieben tpurbe,
1T eine Wenbung gum 8eferen einses
treten.
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relu@en tonnte. SD sebraudte bann DR..
Wterces "Pleasant Pellets" uub Golden
Medical Discovery" uub purbe tn furser
5sit seiunb unb itart. giele meiner Hrenn.
btnnen nsbmen iest, madoem fie ben sut,n
erfolg Sbrer Webisinen BET mir seiebeu
haben au9 bapon."
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-Tortmdbren6e
Pseis s-EFnasssigungsn bel /. VpEspa.


Sbab tomm se nmt Die qoBm Su6ei be wr Gnd ben!
maKamr
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9amelt &leiberitofe.

.Gertis ,9enadte Damen @ercale &leiDer
Serttg genadte Oainen SfteiSer berabs
seistt BON $4.0o a1lf $3.50.
Serttg gemahte Damen &leiber berab.
gelest BON 5000 aui $3.50, Sc 90 &leiber su
S4,0O unb $500 &leieer gu $500.
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@olfions anfsepabte 9anneu> Site

ioerSen iett gum baiben Yreiie Serfauft.
So!t Sud iest etnen SAILOR,9ut, tpabrenb
er 70 btllg IT. 8eiebt mniere ,,euen &eile.
quite. 9aBt Sud AUDI uniere rteuen Golumz
bta, Satfipn Parf, 2eenarb ,tnb S3npr Site
IN 9tapp Bropn unb fHtpar3 seisen, eie fur
10, 20, 35 Gents lnb aiiftpGrts au haben finb.
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9auretl, ltuo Ginoer~ Wfuslin, 2eua

9ameu gereaIe.SailIen, iusrtb $l.25, ber.
abseiebt auf $1.0O.
= Speben erbalten 200 Dusenb Damen
9auae Saden, bic 80 Gents brinsen ioItem !;
tptr baben lte auf 25 Gents berabseiebt.
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DR.. priee's Cream Bafine powoer.
@eltsaasHelunas @shaiae mnh 1iplou.
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Dr.. priee's Cream 8afine popoer.
S6dHe @elt'ansFeannss ausseidmums.
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Sou1mer = gSaareu !!

SAGE @insbamS nnr 13L Gents.
Sepbpr 8pnsbains, berabseiebt auf Is gs.
Garbi9e Di,nitb Mu tier au $1.9o.
Grana6itlbe Organbies, berabgeiebt BON
40 auf 2S Gents.
Sarbtse OrganoteS, berabgeiett auf 10 IS.
Smpprttrte farbige 8attiite, berabaelebt
bon 35 nnb 40 Gents auf % Gents.
35 nnb 40 GentS Wonfielines su 18 @ts.
@enluit iterter @reppn gu 19 Gents.
Smportirte tppIene @balltes su 65 Gents.
@ana ipollene gbaDies au 46 Gents.
@dd : Setoe
Sett lit bic Belt. nm @eIb su iparen. 8ar.
tet ni6t ,nebr langer, ion6ern fault iebt.
Der Yreis Der Seiben3euse iit auf bsm Der
Gpiton Maare berabgelebt tporben &ommt
3eitig, um bic erite Chance su baben.
Snrab mnb Snbia Baf1 Seibe, berab.
9eiett BON rs auf 55 Gents.
Bai9sSeibe, berabseiett hon so auf 40 Gs.
9emuterte @blnas, berabgeiett BON 40
duf 29 @ents.
$1.0O Setbe, berabseIebt auf 90 Gents,
uuo 60 @ents Seioe iett gu At gents.
9aubtiderSeug, @erbietteu ,c.
Sanep unb ueibe eeroiettsn gu gents
bas Stiif.
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PRICE THREE CENTS.

Charles Brow and Charles Medor
found the body of man afioat in
Missisquoi river, two miles below the
Swanton falls Monday night, suppos-
ed to be the body of Martin Clary,
whose mysterious disappearance was
ohronicled last fall. They tied the
body to willows on the shore.
A big story of couuterfeiting comes
in press dispatch from Omaha. 1t
says:
For months Omaha has been the
hotbed of crowd of "minters." ;" They
have coined, so it is said, about $780,
900, or more, OF dollars which con-
tain the same amount of silver an d
alloy as is placed in the regular dol
lar by the government. These men
have simply started an opposition to
the government, and their money can
not be detected from the genuine.
They are making money fgura,iyely
and literally. 1t is said that they
realize 81 cents profit on every dol
lar they turn out. So cleverly have
they worked that the cash drawers
and banks of this city, Council Bluffs,
South Omaha and elsewhere have
been the receptacles for thousands of
these home made dollars 1t is a
''seigniorage" scheme on the sly, and
has finally attracted the attention of
the government.
The detectives are satisfied that
they have the counterfelters where
ther cannot escape. The most puz-
zling feature of the situation is how
the output of the gang can be seperat-
ed from the dollars issued by the
government, as they are exactly sim
liar.