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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-12-01
A ComuI,mentary Vote.

1t is reported that A. Q. Cleveland
will get the complimentary vote OF the
Republicans in the Legislature for U.
8. Senator. These complimentary
votes are very easy to get, butthe mar
who secures them is expected to set
up about twenty cases Of wine the next
day.-Carson Appeal.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-12-01

ANY one knowing Of the whereabouts
Of Oswald Grieves, aged IL years, will
confer a favor upon his mother by
communicating with her at Belmont,
Nye county, Nevada.
Mrs, ELLEN GRIEyEs,
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-12-01
trouble Pursued Him.

A story is told on a young man OF .
neighboring county that might have
been serious instead OF ludicrous. He
paid a visit to his best girl, and while
getting out Of his buggy both Of the
suspender buttons on the rear OF his
pants gave way. To prevent embar-
rassment a couple oil matches were
substituted for the t~reacherous but
tons, and all went well until by fric-
ton against the back Of the chair the
matches became ignited. A conha-
grafton was narrowly averted. and the
Young nan is not over his fright yet.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-12-01
Lived q Lifetime in Twelve Years.

-
The most remarkable instance OF
rapid growth was recorded by the
French academy in 1929. 1t was a boy
six years OF age, five feet six inches
in height. AT the age of five his voice
changed, at six his beard had grown,
and he appeared a man of thirty. He
possessed great physical strength, and
could easily lift to his shoulders and
carry bags Of grain that weighed two
hundred pounds. His decline was as
rapid as his growth. At eight his hair
and beard were gray; at ten he tot
tered in his walk, his teeth fell out
and his hands became palsied; at
twelve he died with every outward
sign OF extreme old age.
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at. Johns CHAPTER. NO. 8

nHH STATED ooNvooATIoNs OF ST.
Jobn's Chapter, No. s. r. A. NJ will be
heid It Masonic Hall on the Saturday next
succeeding the pale Of the moon An each
month. JOHN II. SHOEMAKER, II. p.
ALxx. FRAsER Secretary.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-12-01

The new Koch treatment for diph-
liberia by NEGOTIATIONS of blood serum
is being tried at the Vienna Children's
Hospital upon all patients who had
been given up, with a measure OF sue
cess. The remedy is as yet too ex-
pensive for general hospital treatment.
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II. w. Young Of Augusta, ILL.,, owns
a Bible that was printed in the year
1915. It is believed to be the Oldest
Bible in America.
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j.W.Lambert's
PRICE LIST.
Corrected Weekly.

will sell 81 my store, two doors mort
Of the P~ostoHics. for CASH, the followin
articles:
Dry GrAnulated Sugar, II lbs......
Cube Sugar, 10 lbs .............
Extra Sugar, "a lbs. ............
Creamery Butter, square blocks.
Our Taste Hams, per lb..........
Fancy Boneless Bk'fast bacon perl
Dried pealed Peaches, per lb.......
Dried German Prunes, per b..
Liverpool salt In so ID sacks.......
Liverpool salt, per pound ..........
Macaroni, per box
SPAGHETTI. per box
Picked Pigs Feet, per B,.........
Assorted Nuts, 5 ms for. ............
Gallon Pie Fruits, per can .........
Fresh Tomatoes, gal. cans..... d.
Fresh Tomatoes, 6 cans ............
Best Osl. Flour, Phoenix. per sack.
Dat Meal. per ION sack. ..........
Yellow Corn Meal, per ION ssok....
White Corn Meal per l0b sack.....
Self Rising Buckwheat Flour, l0D
Self Rising Buckwheat Flour, On
l0fbBox Extra Soda Crackers.......
10fb Box Common Soda Crackers.
~ Bars Kinks Savon Soap 1870.
4fbBar Imported CASTLE Soap.
9rbBar Mottled CASTLE Soap.......
IL Bars Star of the Kitchen, Soap.
10 Bars Ivory Soap..............
An Sal Soda.
8 Cans Condensed Lye,
4 PkQs OF Corn Starch, ............
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TOYS. candies, nuts and fancy gro
ceries. for sale cheap at McConnells
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THE WHITE HOUSE
Dry Goods
And Clothing Emporium.
M. KARSKY, Proprietor.
EXCEPTIONALLY POWERFUL INDUCEMENTS

In new FALL GOODS. Never in the last twenty years have
cash buyers been afforded such a favorable opportunity as that
presented when our colossal new Fall stock was bought, for the
change in Tariff, the terrific depression in all manufacturing in
dustries and unexampled magnitude of our spot cash purchases
all combined in enabling us to secure at our own prices. These
Goods will be offered at greatreduction, and at the prices marked
will unquestionably be the greatest values ever seen in Eureka.
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MUSLINS.

Great reduction in Table Linen, Napkins and Towels. Immense low
prices in Ladies' Misses and Childrens Underwear. Hosiery and Millinery Goods
Fivebutton Dressed Kid Gloves Toe. Regular 81 25. German Knitting
dren's Cloaks, Refers, Seahts at bedrock prices.
Enormous discount from regular prices of Carpets, Lnoeum, Olcloth,
Wall Paper, Window Shades and Table Oicloth.
Look out for great bargains. Ladies', Misses, and ChIdren's Shoes at %
per cent less than regular prices.
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NORTHERN STATES MISSION.
Com '0rinble unlcs ut Council HluiIs-
tracts and look, Nerd,d-.Nsll
ATTENDED Services.
EdRor Dessr,, NepE

Editor Deserst NewG
lbu Northern states mission ha,
now established a permanent ofiico In
the north snd OF Huntington's hail,
lOi Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa,
Sister Mary Huntington Rud others OF
the branch here having contributed
literally ~ turkish the same with
necessary accom- uodations Rnd the
prrsldeht Of the Iowa con ereuor, Eller
w. J. Butierworth, and Others having
taken mucn labor aud pains 10 m Ike
tue nee, s,.ry arrangements.
COuesl ondenoe viii BE- carried on
with all the Elders Ia tue mission auI
the aid OF all tue Saints In Zion l.
earnestly solicited, VINO have friends
auI relatives liviug within rs limits
Tue iOfuanty 4 presenting n letter
OF iutrsu ucIou VI any w0fu VI gfruuus
from ffltnIH IN tue Far Wtst will
great y al tue Elurs In introducing
tue GOSPEL message. A OlnUT euuctua
means tnat could be- employed la the
ssIno gUOI Cause would % Oy 80 diu.
been written ~ diriutel bstrd witnesses
Ia Regard ~ U,sn Auu her people that
~Outu be VI excellent use Ia ueiping to
remuy. prejudice, mountain Of winch
Llust be lispuilod before tho Gospel eau
tud n ch-uce iOr invssti gatilu,
GA les OF tnr DISCREET NEWS (espe.
ella ~ thutB cOutalaiug use uf-r- o.
5ut day sstvicr.l. me church and
IlVs.. L.stHssIY Is.afgstaf.F
" nuns EIDuHuHt, Young HOmIt,5s
yUtrHul 90 MhonJn0i star, wiz bsut
very great usu iut uistTiuuliJn aud viii
DO EuAl uiten 10y persons whU win MOI
ieAl religious tract. Tue gftAtesl
care viii uu takvu Ia plsuiug every
pa OF wuets 10 Will beet seryea Wis,
puf, Ose. lfany itui AUle ~ seuu m u,
cos /, WORKS wuulI suggest a, ths
brs. calculated 10 du GOO. the NOcs
ui Mafnin ; Su.ces.iuu Ia tue Pres
dunry, by ElIrr Roberts; Mormon
DOctTin' - outet's L. tris; The Nor
mon q issll u Correspondence bt
tween Nlus.fIesiusut CJliAx an
4 rsdru john ruylo y U sui 10
P,Opu; Consultations aud Govern.
me Ia Ri.hts o, the MIfmlIt; Fiut,r
VI MOrmUnrm, by A "a. Md,eI;
Is Oh A lOuomuut, and Mountain
MraIuw Massacre.
4 those travelling 10 and rom tho
East aul stopping over n,sI, D..
Omaha Or Counou IS utls, an INVITA-.
ton Is extended 10 oAiI ~ tniH Oilll,, q
~ ormat,Uu may We given ~ assst
lhrm iu tnrir trouble.
We uolI regular sury loes Al the hall
every 5iUhsth ~ follow! SUNDAY
scnI ! n =. M, sacfamvnt mr uug
$3.50 g.. M, evening meeti' x at 1881 g.
m. ln,re 10 hope M awakening
among tht 5siuts, anu All lur meet.
tugs are well attended, We Will De
very glau % We tonne any 5Nuts OF
irIruds rom n no.,
DAVID f. STOUT.
l0i Broadway, Cuuucil BUNS, Iowa.
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AAlSEMtNr&,

DAN'L suLLtY-Oue ris from
witu,ssing Dan Suiy's new play win
a very heightened opinion Of that gem
,lemau aud his aulllurs II tnero 10
hiss bpen handicapped al h d HE
urht hidden ny suun louseusical play,
ns the Corner Grocery d Others ola
similar cslibre, but ~ O'Nelll, Wash.
iugtuu, ID. C.,--.uO long ami not to
mtuning title, by the way, no ha.
uuL metuIug 10 do nlm just CO, Rud
-Dnethlug that lun shes an avenue
through which hr Gao 40 q COCO ma y
s.tps hisher up. Only small audi
euce saw the play last night, Osing 10
Inc ahof time givrp for AIv,t Using,
but II was full Of enthusissm, AID there
wsit some Heat y turaiu call ,nutAUly
after the scene whele to muuei VI tne
Invention Il shawn In opvr4tl Nj.
Sully her, made fvloll0us spe. Oh, M
which be- sail hie piAy w.s nuly threr
wstksoi', ana Ia which ne conveyed
ms tlAuks Tor tue warn tsosution &C.
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StaQdard Cbur1b Works.

Neeh % nsrmon, A. sooount Of re
Anciont inhabt,nu % tho American C1uu-
nanL srtten ~ hs hand % Mormon upon
p'ate' taken trlm Tho pai,s % Nsphl flund
near Manchester, oatlfi1 o., Nos Y1it. and
uanNttsi ~ ne Prophet J1leph Smith. IT,.
oit tlis Pull ul.t, tluu. Pull Ro,A. tiIs.
tau noei email, ti'1. flIi Leather, embossed,
tAi fu'I a.uh, embossed. 400
Geek OF MORMON. tfafge rriutj Morocco
Ettn 1ut o. IS, Leather. Glit, ~ 10. Loautr.
tlzi. g.oh ti5.
Doctrine aud Covenants ~ the church Of
3osus 600 q 1f Lausr.t,y saints. containing
he hsvoiaurHs given ~ Joseph smith. IT,, ,h.
Prophet ior me building up Of she kingdom ~
God in me iasi days duL t55, Tun h1ss,
tAuo, Pun Roam tt55. Fuu Dock lsnaiil, o. sl,
Pan teaihor embossed, ti,l5, Pull cloth, sn.
b1ssod, ti.ol
oeetrine ani Covenants. tL,svs pruO,
Aoroco', Efira ouL tJlsi Asaihsf, unL
hoo' Leather, t27i' cloth. u7A
Pearl OF Great prico. choice selection
from hs Revelations foundations. and Ntr
ra'ona Of Joseph smith, hnt Prophet, Seer
amt lI"velatnf OF No church oi Jesus Christ u
lA't'fiay Saints. Morocco, ouL as,
Leather, dut tLol. E1ah iss,i CUh, sm.
b1ssei. s1c.
- ~ WV Hfi'hee OF NhRolnHNs To-
ssnsi a' an introduction q. tbs dfst rl.nei.
pee u sp,utlaI rAII1s. d. RELIGION. Its
and Government a. l. fufsd b. ns An.
eenta, .nd a. hssgnsoi iu this ags f5f As md
esvsiopmont ~ anlvarsA psafa. Truth ana
tnowsags. NJ TausT ?. rrast rin Ho..,
smb'sssi, IS, fail cloth. sab1ssei, sls.
Voiec OF WarninE. An Introduction 10 u.
ia,h and Doctrine Of he ,hufch Of yssu.
Christ Of tAusrday Saints ~ ratsJ p.
Pratt fuu Roam, embossed, s0c Fall Goa.
embossed. ac. Limp Cl1th, 2sa
sPencer's Letters. EthitiuuF tho most rraua-
inent d'siri1es Of tho Church Of sosai Chfisi
Of Lattardsy Saints, BY Or.1n Spencer. A. a.
V vhieh 10 also addsi his t<ttaf on P.,ri.
rental order, In reply v tho nov. wlia-
orovel, A. ~, noi,1u, Mas, Fuu Koau. en-
b'-aod, u.ol Tuli oloth. embossed. IA.
Leather, u.b0i ouL t1oo
IsJ tan nook. rusnueh Edition. cio,t. as.i
Pun hosn, ist .lau Lesthor. ticg. Lsk.h.r,
etua finish, tL2s, Leather, GnL asa
CAteehisni for children. Fahiun., a..
prominent dootrins. of ula Church II Itla.
chria " Lauer-iay saints ~ John yaaBes
Leather, sse.i Oioh, Bc.. na.fd.. 10
Paper Cover, iso.
compendium Of tho doctrine. o. the
oospsi, b hanaiin y. Richards and sas A
IA'ue Leather dnt, t20oi Leather, Il.so,
Imitation Leather, tLs5. cloth, uo0.
Ready Heferene-a. Scripture tots arranged
In subjective order, With historical nutss 1so.,
tse' sc. and too, according % binding
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corded No Sally himself dij some
clever acting b0th VI serious anu a
lighter vein, and the bsst feature OF his
support was the Sheridan OF Mt Ran.
dUlph.
KATIE EMAL-r will give the lovers
o. lrish mtiOi,sma anu music com.
Diued, n Que niyhps entertainment NJ
the Iueatsr this evening.
PROP, RADCLirF's concert occurs
at tnu CungfusauJual church this
evening. The W & am u rare one
anu ought 10 gu tue mouse.
TINS KENDALL SALE. There we're
Lively times around the uox ONCE for
two hours this mOtuing wuen tue uhatt
for the Kendall season was hung on
the sale was heavy for tue frst tao
q 3 itsesp cialiy, aud the demand w..
cObdue1 mostly o. the dollar sud
hail section, the two dollar parts OnIy
buins occasionally asked 10Y.
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The following filings were ma te In
the local land Office unlvr date o.
Nov. 20 Do.
Csu, Malson, u Salt Lake CITY,
desert entry VI the west halt Of the
northeast q tsrter, aud the eat half nj
the npftuw NJ q tafter NJ srcti "a -
townsh . s t0u.u, rage ives, cOu-
tai lux lJI acres,
JInn ". Wnitm itr, olmmltatIon Of
h Imvstuai eutry ~ the s.uthwes
quarter Dt nor.hNe't quarter anu To-,
uuttuwest quarter NJ the H1uthwe.t
quarter VI section 2l,tuwn,nt soutn,
range we,t, cDut,iniup 50 acres.
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miseeIla3eogS Works.

Orson PrAtt's WORKS, ssris, Of pamphlets
on NO doeuinss Of 10 gospel, book Of Iia
psso', 7sc.
Hand Hook OF Reference 4, a.. ,,.,,-,
chronology, religion and country af the tat,.s
tlI aainu.-tns s-in. and srrangar. -.
~ Laas ssd L~SsSs e Eral- n. sasw
rHaiih, vith nun aoooimi Of hsr fui-ss.i
sarul~A gostpaid. isc
Docs the uibie Sanction PoiyEAsSI
adicussion between Elder Ofson Pr.n Abd D..
,. p Newman, 70 vhioh l. added urss a.
courses on celestial marriage by Kders orrsa
Pratt George A. smilh and Geo. o Cannon.
$50
Joseph smith Was no = Prophst -
sodi ~ }, a. slOdahl, price, Papef. soo
A Review OF tho Decision Of ho supro-ns
couH Of hs u. A., In tho case Of ossSse
Reynolds, by George Q. Cannon, 2so.
Rock Of Abraham, 10 suthsuueiy v...S-
iishod, hy Geo. ieynolis, 80.
The Prcceptor, By Joha M,holran, ~
1he spHuIdinE story, or Nsnu-s,tSi
Pound. Paper S cloth, W. onLu
Angel OF the PraIrie-i or q Dream q Ne
Future nyP.P, Prtt, I0s.
The Mormon Question. ny John Taylor.
I0c
foeius' Religious, Historical and Political. ~
fiita u, tnuv. Vol. 2, Leather, ti.l5i Vol. .,
Cloth, tiuo' Vol 1, Cloth, unt 1So.. Vol. l..
cloth. snr
Harp Of Zion. Poems ~ John Lyon. cloA.
uut I5cj cloth, sos,
Year OF Jubilee. pis,oarsol delivered At, and
general pfoeeollEgs OF Tho nhisn Annual
Conference iSc.
ne-torH,ioH OF the Everlasting Gospel
~ George reasdalo, &c.
lnteniperance, O.
Voice from the Mountains, in,.
The resurrection, ~ Presidani brigham
Young, i0c
Guids TO sails Lake CiiJ sI.a IA. En-
NtronA. -
Vast Meeting Ucco,d. quire, u.z,B
Huifo-, u.5. 4p.rrs, o. 49,
Saints and sinners. ny mn, Robinson, $50
The FsI OF SHE Treat Republic. ny slr /
li'nry stauiish Coyerdals, 49,
mnrtyrdom OF Joseph standing. ~ |
John Nloholson, 25e.
items on Priesthood. ~ proslaon, John |
Taylor ior.
The Iook OF Iashcr, Cloth CIT t2Eo |
Leather uuf, $50.
Temples. Descriptive aud historical stretches OF |
unclrlt anl modern sacred siincos with All
appendix gyng an account OF ho layiug ~
u.e ,arst1Ho p' 1000 san Lake CITY Temple,
ApHG lU raprr loe.
nittionar, of tnc Hook OF Mormon.
cloth. ul5, duhu7,
IIIsior, Of tho uormons, 90.
mtii-uuini car, taes yollmo- a On easA
Iournei % uiseoursas, hack yolpHsa ti-Is
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Bad Rows Go free.

John Larsen, wilnam CLARK, Faux
Wilicr H1liou O'Connir AZ Gs,fg,
Il. Harfis, boy ranging from II to 10
year, were ueiJro Justice 5mi,h this
afternoon on a charge Of burglary. A.
Oi tncm were allowed 90 JeIart ~.
punished on tue POSITIVE assurance tuHl
IRON THIS tune TORN tuey wOuiI com.
NY win thv law,
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Fortunate Ng oes.

George W.L,slc aud ttapk Liberty,
a couple " notorious negroes, were
tried Ia thv police cour, THIS afternO1a
On n charge OF piying iut Xicati, Y
hVuOn 60 uiuun-lwu white giil..
Oeiug TO DO uu overnight r. rftor DO
tue complaint /. ey we're discharged.
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COMMERCIAL
AN LAItE oLRAnINu nousn.

SAN LAKE OLgAaINu HOUSE.
To iAy's cieatln house oEGnRngss
amounted to t.52,AJu. Same day
las, year. sgO57i1
TODAY QUOTATIONS..
New Yors -Silv-r 90; lead, $500.
LjudOn. -Si!ytL -
ORE AND BuLLIoN.
Well, Fare a 60. received today:
L an nuiiiJn, Si,luA
McCoruick a ~. received today,
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o1.dsrsf sal l. .ts N.l4fg Iryai 70 pm.
ioirnrs.
MARY D.. poyingctaitoJ. ~ smith
luts naut lu, block % Norwood
Mar, 3 ,ac f,rrc.t,r Co. ias, i"rre.. ''
ter uaft los Z, ui1ck 81, plat u,
Dian, ZONES or to Jane rouestor.
pan iois 3 aud 4. plo.a 3D.. .'atu, -
WI az Jensen e Al 10 Jor I'D
mor part co. ZION .I, tuWufu p
uth "a. 80 ouL 1at Like
W. J n"stu ct az 70 Daui ii.
Young ots % aud 80, J,ock T.
jesse W. los iT. 60 Edwafi iioi. "
dor, part sU"uu o.. tuWuahip
south. r'uEe 0 west ,at Lake 49,.
Wlutm D. Hub ard Co james NJ
Sci~"Si ,r'ato ..... '...., o' -. : 1900 o.
LcDru1c luuus ct On Co ts,tcl
HOLMAN. lots Iu block 1--WE Acre
pat 4, hig rio.d survey .a.....s.... 1000 W
L. e. zone rt 90 10 g. o. WtItrr, lots
ta5..... ''''" 'o'' '..,.. .la 1900 90
&aSgaaa . .o,. ~ .ooa .',' iaa %
Newton Learned q VA 10 jeremiah
pIst . ~ ~ " ~, .. $50 Co
part uf u'n 80. plat a, ritys...s tol 70
tall L1Eu tliy Corporation 90 Cad
W tHHLHuu csts part OF lot T.
block %. p'lt b., cts .s,,as.... 1000 s. 0l
Sarah uNdHE SANDAL 81 NJ 10
MtrIa trHurts uart of lut o,
% u"k UIA. 10. ciif ..ss.ss.. ltlll %
4. n, taos % California Improvement
Go lott . and %. biuck Eco
huu hCldtrHsssss. sssss...st.ss.ssssa COZ %
Daniel y. uuUtof 30 John = Rely.
los aud ", Jiock q. Hunters
huNuINIl ..s.ss. see f''..sf.f. ..aa.a't AW W
pHtlo'8. b'ock ., pat d. city 10
George furrgHfUr Jr % Jane turrra
or part Of ,ot3 hloca r,u.ath,
Giovanni layagnino 10 Angelo Ia.
Pat Ky ,. ~, ...., os ESQ %
paft OF section 30. township
south, range ! Wet, smt Lace
.,9 a.; az a., .',..'.i' low ~
lots % ana a, block %. plata
senior titys.s.ss.ssss..sssss .s.,..... 90
MarFaic iuvsstmCut Company %
Lars Nadnm, lot a biucs 4,Mhr'
safe uuulhuussssssss sssssss.....s..s lQl "
Unit 'tHius o. America Co Iuumna
linlmts, part 81 section %, town
chip uprh. range wcst, salt
tAsc meridian s. .s........s.....
W, j. hogan utuK 10 Carl 4 An Ier,
lyle rsrt 49,. ., -@1 .. - ". 1850 %
Patron, luta o. ~ and So ul1cs
10, Hyde rark ....... ..... ......... 700 "
Jnucu states ot America 10 jesse
VI cCub part ~ section 10,
tuwusnlp south, range 1 west,
TAit iaku meridian 100. ..,...., 600. ....
John A. ounD man Ui ga 20 " imam
MntFau, iut u, uiuuA 2 uUutu'a
tupsilaioh''''''''' ''s's's's..'st'ss.. W u
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Hsnsu,r bullion, 3l.i.5i silver nn0
ED ofes, s43HO.
g.. X. Jlnr- q q. received tofn,:
Ruli d., si0.lOJi ofU', $500. Total
$40 800,
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sEw roa, sro1s,

ouIcA0u MARKET.
ChicAE close. Nov o.
Wheat-Noy.. Sax, nce fsi..
OoFu-Noy aut pcC tga I'D.
uhtH-Noy,, l1s HcCst 20 uid
furg Nov aud Jan. li,4u
layi nov, aud Doe 100 hidi \ n T.O3.
HIus-Noy aud jan, bilti May, B,au
tax LsI bid,
llmuthN =Itu
Harley 50
Nyr-fH
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i tate Of Minuio BTt5 deceived.
Hearing on Petition for letters of 49,.
minislrAilou ami objections thereto
On tiuuvii by cJnsvuI tul January o
l.ni.
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Receivers Appointed.

In tho o,ss " Ca,nvrinc l. Hsdloct
VI psv.o Smrlliu ct al JUICE Merritt
to-day appointed L.. w. Wilson 70.
oeivef, on niing hInd VI 500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20
~ n AZ -.

rIrrnsoN,-In tHs city, November 10. 1904,
Lucilio, tufAut daughter OF Chuf ca Aut aaro.
line sudbury ftitr0u, from iutussuscepu1u
90 be- boWuss born Muy A., 1884 FUNERAL
will leave residence, d east eleventh % o.
street, " odursIay, November 20, A. O'CLOCK
tory Gee tho grave Friends respectfully iu
yltCd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20

Revised Blanks for
Relief Society R9-
ports Now Ready at
Desaret News Office
csc. dozen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Pair Highest Medal and Diploma.
What b Moo AttraotIve

Than pretty face with fresh, bright
oomple1iou' Toril, uso pozonl's Powder,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20
Continued from pags1J
WARS A BULLUvzER.

s,id he was legally qualified and
registered voter OF tue Fouttn pts.
olncii tut that was ~ far ~ he cot
When Judge Henderson objected un
The ground that what Arthur Btowu
may nave done Ia re.arI 20 o DER
voters had nothitg TO do with this
case.
A lengthy argument ensued and
the court sustained the objection but
allowed counsel On the utuer side o.
submit authorities on the Int thls
morning, 10 which time an aujUu, n.
mcnt was taken.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20

This Is bid for your business and The One Hundred
Thousand Dollars worth OF goods ". expect to move be.
tween NOW and Christmas will save 10 the customer fully
Thiriy.hve Thousand Dollars '
REMEMBER the Three Great Specialized
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-20

About Ten Thousand p1iafs worth will ba th'own on gu
curnef, az prices that all can afford Silk Dress We ar
slowing about Five Hundred Pieces
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-21
BUSINESS NOTICES

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS AT A
4 meeting of the Common Council of
Roanoke, Va, hold March 6. 1894, the
following resolution was adopted: Be
1t resolved, THAT all persons paving
city taxes OF 1893 in money between now
and the first day of May next, be al
lowed rebate of percent, which has
been added according TO law In ao-
corosnce with above resolution per
cont. rebate will be allowed ON citv
taxes within the specified time and
nope every taxpayer will take adyan-
tage OF it. Most respectfully, O. W,
THOMAS, City Treasurer. Ns1o1m
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-21
CANDIDATES MAKE SPEECHES.

The Now Fourth Ward Demo cratic CIub
Addressed by Messrs. Cooke, bIoomav
and Smith.
a strong and enthusiastic Democratic
club was organized last night in the
Fourth ward, in the hall over Martins
store on Tazewell avenue. A per.
manent organization. was effected by the
election OF John e. Hough president;
u. j. Witt vice president, and w. e.
Watts secretary, and the enrolment OF
over nifty voters as members.
While the members were signing the
roll there were loud calls for Lucien II.
Cooke, who responded in an able ad.
dress, replete with sound Democratic
doctrine. He advocated thorough or
ganization and harmony in the ranks
n the course OF his speech, Mr.. Cooke
alluded incidentally to his own candi.
dacy for mayor and asked for the sup
port OF the voters OF the club.
When Mr.. Cooke had concluded speak.
ing Hugh Wiley suggested that as this
was business meeting, the business be
finished before any one else spoke Mr..
Cooke moved that Mr.. Moomaw, another
candidate for mayor who WAS present,
be asked to speak, and that gentleman
in brief speech, set forth his claims To
the mayoralty.
Mr.. Moomaw was followed by Row b.
Smith, who made few remarks, in
which he stated he was candidate for
commemorative attorney. The club
adjourned at Q o'clock to meet next
Tuesday night at the same place at 1880
o'clock.