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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-30

NEW YUmS, Dec. deputy Com.
missioner OF immigration Mt5wooney
estimates that about $4,000 more imm'-
grants arrived NJ Ellis Island the lat
year than In 1894. Thus .ag Ia Dscem.
Der 1910 Immigrants have arrived.
Estlmauus 1000 Ior this month, tho
total Tor 1895 To- 800 6O7, ard The in.
oroafo over last year l,9ii. For 1894
tue arrlvali nj the inimigrAnt station
wufr l67, 653 aud Tor 1888 they wefo
l62,0ii Deputy Cgmmietionrr Nc
swecny says the character " tins I'M
migrants " mucg better than IN
previous Year,. This improvement is
due ~ tie rigid enforcement Of tuu
immigration laws, no says. THE im-
migrants OF last year brought fi,Oul,.
900 with them, Tho INN uaut5 N
this year have brought mucl larger
buul.
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NAY Mean a New Mill.

George Arthur Rloe has returned
from New York whittier no went
about a month ago for the purpose Of
Interesting Gotham capital IN tho
Sewer group OF inines In Pluto county.
A ten slsmp mill 10 Alroady ON tho
property anu 10 doing good work but IL
IA not nearly commemorate with tho
demands OF the mines. A NEWS re-
preventative made an attempt 10 Nod
anu interview Mr., Rice this afternoon
but was unsuoees,iul. II was stated,
however, on what appsara 10 be good au-
lhofity that hs himself WAS huecesaiul
Ia his mission and shat sky stamp
mill will take the piAce Of the one now
IN operation. and thBJ 100000 will be
expended in putting In new water
system. Should this Information
prove TO be correct, and there seems
little doubt OF It, then there will DO
genuine cause TOR congTatulatlOn
among southern Utah mining circles.
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manage tire nr'rcriy within his jurls.
dicuon who vii MT report TO the pfos.
enl general oiiiCara at 80. Paul.
Wv Is Impossible 10 gain any iniof.
nation regarding Mt. Burlegu's iu.
lsuuon, further thsu uih determination
20 operate the road entirely iuIepcnd-
eft OF tho st. Paul nicer, This
mean, Of ccurse. thst lie viii not work
In thofoug h harmony with tho eastern
receiver, auu, also, that Judge Han.
tori has grown tired Of treating with
The eastern judges for a unlfiod re-
ceiverabip.
at means, too, that Mr.. Butlcifh
considers himHelf In n position 10 force
matters to an amicAbls conclusion. He
IL sole receiver for the property IN Ore.
gon, Washington and Idaho and one
OF three receivers IN MoutAna."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-30

NEW Yoil.,, Dec. 3J.-A tp.c 81 10 q
local paper iiom BymCusr, n. Na shysi
Tho application Tor the appointment
Of receiver Tor the Willlum a, Sweet
Steel Manufacturing Co. % tlin city,
by Col. W. b. Chamberlain, o. 1''or-
noy for ". a. Sweet, Robert Dsy,
Francis II. Nye Jr, Peter Etksh nil
tho stockholders and dire c;oiH p' tue
company was granted and lt1bott
Dsy vas appointed receiver. Tue A.
pllrauon utuiod tho Liabilities Of tie
company 10 be s332,2lJ bills payable
ami opCn accounts, gnl s5Oijl2 co1-
tugont liabilities. Tho estimated a.
ssts u tue company In plant equip
meats, bllls receivable ami cash q,
sisg;i22 aut Of real estate cstimhtoI
90 si5D,tlS, tuhiHct 10 a mortgage
amounting 10 sl22, 400. Among thc
optn ng,ouulb with Olt N town uarticl
are Nuyl1r & Go. VI New larl, slO,'
100; M. y. smith, IL New YORK,
o. $40, Bank Of Commerce, New York
$4,000.
10 tho .73 men employed $4,000 II
/ due.
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ArrEALInn AnnENIA.
Iho Immediate ssed d. Tor Money for
the nsHtltuts.

Iho Immediate Seed Il Tor Money Tor
the Dsstuuts.
NEW YORK, Dec. aJ.-'rho national
Armenian relief .0mmlttou appeals 30
tho people Of tho Uuitei states tor Inn
mediate ana generous contributions 10
relieve the needs N the $4,000 AtmC.
uians who arc destitute.
Justice Brewer, VI the Supreme
Court Of the United States IL cnaifmpn
Of this committee, which includes
Archbishop Corrlgsa, Chnuncey Da'
new, John 5. Kenneiy, Alex. IL. Or,
Bishop Potter, Jacob Sch,i, Everett
T.. Wheeler An1 Spencer gTask.
The COMMITTEES announces that the
immu iiAls need IL for money when
shUuld be sent 10 the tTehuufcrs,
Blown BrOtheru 4 Co., Philadelphia
And Boston, The only supplies that
can DO used are gfain, cOarse colt II
Apd wooden goods In the piece, but no
such contributions should be- forwarded
without previous communication win
the committee.
DR.. Robert Macarthur, CDl. Wood.
ford, Rsv. Phoebe Haunafsri, nnd the
Rev. Frederick ID. Green, secretary Of
the national Armenian relief FUND, ud'
dressed a large congregation lanI nighl
In the Calvary Baptist church.
Tho needing was called for three
fold purpose; First, TO exprssn sorrow
10 the ATmeniaus for thtif nuaerinps
second, to urge tho government to usG
every lawful means TO protect Amer
can people and property, and partition
Iarly the missions IN Turkey; third, 4,
urge RussiA or any other European
government 10 extend protection 10 oil
| ChristiAns In tho ports OF the Orient.
"Gtoat lover Of peace that l Hm,
; declared Dr.. Macarthur, 81 havt
lonRed to hear n brave word from
washington, but | despair 81 hearing
IT,"
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TmE AuLrAN rusT Fay.
indsmniiy FOR the Lnss sastaiasd bv
American Missionaries.

WAsHNurUN, d. c., Dec.8O.-5oc
tnry Oluuy mas directed Minister Ter.
till at COns,aniinoplc to demand an
Indemnity OF 100000 from Turkey
lot the bene1t OF American mission.
aries who suffered lo,n OF properly In
tue knatput outbreaks IN November.
Minister retfili hsaala3 beon instructed
10 iuform the sultRu's ministers that an
additional Indemnity viii be- de-.
handed for the benefit Of Americans
who suffered lgas u property NJ Mara,h
few weeks later. THIS second de-
mand will DO formally made a. soon as
the exact lostes sustained by Amer.
| cans at Mnrash can bo officially deter.
mined. IL "a not expected that the
sum Of tho indemnity VIII be less than
SluO.000 and u may DO more.
Secretary Oihey, IN his letter 10 the
PRECEDENT December 10, for tho iuior.
nation OF Congress, said that the Turk.
ish government would be- held ftsponsl.
ole for all losses q Americans Mt
knafput. He has now begun tho full
nlmont Of that promise. Hoalso stated
that like demand would be made ioT
the losiUa al MarRah,
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rrn,n,a by ! r.IIlns noeA.

NIAGARA FALLS IN.,Y., Dec. 3d.
Early sunday m0tniug several tous Of
rock broke away from the CLIFF u tue
Nioagata gorge lnear the buttery elo'
volor ani fell vita foil force upon tho
building used ~ Photograph gallery
aud waiting room near the waters
edge, tRo hundred feet below. The
building was smashed to spliniers by
tho weighty NOES ana the tracks VI tile
gorge trolley line were torn up for O.
short distance.
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Ssyeniy.seyenth Birthday.

Mu. sarah NJ. Kimball yesterday
reached the ago OF svveniy-Icyen yesrs
aud was called upon OF her home and
congratulated by uumhUr OF iriends.
Mrs. Eimhnll IL one u Unh'a pioneer
women nul has been identified win
every movement for tho Advancement
OF her Bo2. A. the inception OF the
Relief society organization at Kirkland
she wua-as slr has been continuously
fiucu-in tue front ranks IN promoting
10 Interests.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-30

INDIAEAPoLIs, Dec. 30.-Ono Of the
heaviest suOWHtormB in recent years
cot In hero lStt midnight anu todRy a
foot Of snow covers the ground.
ST. LOus, Dec. 8O.-Dispalehes from
southern Illinois say thu heaviest
suowsJorm IN many ysars toE that see
ton Is prevailing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-30

NEW YoRR, Dec. 8O.-The formal
dedtcatlon OF the now clearing heuso
building which viii take place within
week, promlses to bring together =, q
uumber OF financial men who VIII
represent moro milllons than were ever
ropreseutsd before by men assembled
under ono roof. Tue now structure 10
on Cedar street and 10 palatial IN It's
The oommiltes to which has beea
entrusted tho work Of naming the date
and ib.uing invitations will meet To-
day, They have already decided on
ceremony Of dedication TO DO iollo"ei
by n banquet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-30

DETROIT, Mich, Dc. aD-Gencral
n. q. Drtiuiurth, the raiumakur, hns
scheme 10 dispul the famous London
fog. no haB boon Ia correspondence
with leading officials OF that city and
n hftaid fund Oi 100000 Will be
raised with which % conduct expert.
muuis. His plan Ia 20 establish FOG
stations below the city ana begin bis
campaign against It as the fox rolls 10
from the sou. His b0muafdmunt Of
the sklua would produce rain, lac says,
and when precipitation was started thu
fog would No disleiici.
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WAR 10 a FINISH.
Rev uroWn VIII Not Rest Uniii mEs.
Davidson In 40 sau luentin.

Rev, uroWn VIII Not Rest Uniii mga.
Davidson is no san ouentin.
BAN FRANCISCO, Dee. 3d.. Mrs.
mary A. Davidson, who was arrested
saturday night on complaint Of Rev.
~" g. o. Brown, pastor OF the First
Congregational church ON charge OF
e1logllon has been unable to obtain
bAll, aud IA still In prison, Mrs. David
ron taught a class In the Sunday
tehool IN the church, which Is enc OF
Ilu largett and most fashionable in tho
CITY and her arrest has caused great
h.Ionishment Ia church circles. she
Aaheres 10 her original statement with
regard 10 Dr.. Browns alleged otionges,
hhl says that although she may bo
sent To states prison, she believes her
enafges against the minister will
ultimately be verified. DE-. Brown as
t'ealiasly denies the acousalion6
made hgains. him and declares that he
WI exert every effort to send Mrs..
Davidson to Gan Quentin.
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VIESNA, De. 3O.-rhu ST. Pelers.
burg core pondgut 20 tue Feels
pfosse telogrAphB that Russia and
France have actually promise. their
diplomatic support 70 tho United
States Ia the NcuezuBlan trouble and
adds that Russia IA prepared 10 iacili.
tate tho United states Loan with IT,
own gold reserve.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-30
THE CITY'S BULLS AND BEARS
Lively Time at the Stock Exchange To-
day-siOcks Listed, UnllstSd
aud Sales Negotiated.

This was the second day with the
"bulls Ald bears" in the rooms OF the
Salt Lake mining stock exchange,
All available space outside OF the
"arena" was filled with eager speota.
tors, to such an extent that request
had to DO made 0: those assembled to
clear the aisle leading to the "placs OF
business" Herman Hin, De Wit Is.
Lowe, j. b. Thompson, aud Y. L..
COlOurn, recently Of New York, were
lha giants Of tbs Gay, 80 to BpsRk, their
voices being heard above all others,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-30

NEW York, Dec, SO.-A dispatch
10 the Herald from Caracas, Vent zuela,
say.
The government has made several
important political arrests, including
among othera @Antin, Perez, a brother
in-laW OF Mgtos, the tx.hnRnco min.
later, anu once engaged ia revolution
against President CTespo.
The cabinet mas been called 10 dls.
ouss an important note from the Vone.
zuelan minister IN Washington.
A diplomatic reception was held
Sunday night.
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offered. Gormsn cAllci for t.e yuus
anu nave, ia order 90 tcst the titeng'h
OF tue Republicans TIE hr.t fop1l lai
seunior called was Alton, Nehrfkn,
who dii not vote. Butler uil not
vote. The Democrats OH vord 10.
Kyle (P0p., 3. d. v.tef no. F.iiut
did uol vo'e. Stewart alec fomhi 81
silent. The tc'fgnn'z tion rctl uilon
passed the Siuaio--y .l, 3lj narf, -
thus iutufiuK REPUBLICAN cJnltIl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-30

WAsHINdTos, Dec. 3O.-It IA stated
aulhuntatiyoly that there viii be no
announcement u "a bond istuo today,
There 10 no reason, however, to change
tho previous abatement that the bond
issue Is considered almnsI certain In the
ysfy near future,
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ROTATE Immediately followed tic VI.
cation proceedings by this resolution
Tor which uciief and Chrlstopheis1n
voted aud agaiuol which Judge Me-
Nglly recorded his tnIIJG
Resolved. That Mrs. John Miller be
aud aho is hereby appointed mnirun OF
the county uurmnry with compensation
nt t51 per month, this appointment TO
take un.ci january TO- l-pj, aud her com
pun-huon To commence nom the dn.o
when tho lady uutors upon the perform
aucu Of nor duties.
COUNTY INSURANCE.
The following resolution was also
adopted;
Resolved, That tho solcc,mon ho and
they arc hsrcby authorized To place IN
suranco ON the county building TO tho
amount OF siJ,lJ1.
msUfLLANEous
Watson & Miller, contractors, pro
rossi 10 cell aud deliver gravel ICON
their excavation on Firnt south a.ltc'
usd deliver between N'u'h AM
Eleventh South struet., NJ 90 crHi1 yer
yarl. Referred 10 gHad r.uuIttu.
Petition % Joaouh .iat.nIa uiN' O.
tho county court % refund MIN thu
cum of $40 paid By MIN lJr lease Of
school LANDS, granted.
Clerk Stanton reported thnt County
Treasurer ". 4. Lynn on December
| IS, returned tU h,m county warrants
pald nud causullruns fIlluwg Face OF
| warrants, SO $500; inlufsst paid Oh
! same sl3B %. Allowed.
Mm. Salisbury ald Nice. Cumming
/ g.uutptuI win tine uNN.mNNH1 TX.
chaupu," hpkUd utsmsssIuu 60 pos a
lunch counter ne the joint building AL
| mairislu thBt AMU daring tie Session
Of tho Legislature.
Tho school Trustees OF the Sixty
seventh district asked Tor payment Of
su cunts due from 1884, redeemed inA
solos. Referred.
AZ noon lng court took n rocebs ur'i
y M.
Nus AFTERNooNis SESSION.
Tho O'Clock session was not held NJ
At that hour, nor ga II begin an houi
later. Irhr protpecla were that th'
court msuhiuett would be put Ia
m ton on routine grind about pee
umU,
FOR DisTRICr COURT ELviEw.
when Judge Powers was questioned
this afternoon concerning the dihmisea
OF Boman Cannon, his client, he ln1i
mated tnat no would make nm effort
under a writ OF oortiotari. TO secure
review OF the caro- IN tbs district ooutl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-30
NORTHERN pAyIrIo rANeLr.
A'Aoly {" Reach IA crisis soon Ane
'h' hoEinniuE OF she Sew Year.

Likely 10 Reach IA crisis Soon amer
'ha hogiuuiug of the Now Year.
, PoRTLAED, Ogn,, Dec. 8O.-Ths
OIygouian shyg
rho Northern Pacific Teceiyershlp
rh'Rhglomont will probably reach a
bHsls coon after the beginning Of tho
now year, unless the eastern courts
spetuily ngree with Judge Hanford re-
sMuing "A unified set OF receivers for
lhe entire eyBtom. Il, is learned on
wat appears good authority that Rs
sewer Burleigh has given the eastern
'eelVefa TO Understand that he will
WY complete coutrol OF the property
Wl'hin his Jurisdiction some tune next
month II the courts do no. agree in the
meantime.
"lhla means that MIR. Burlelgh will
'hpoiut his own general officers to
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Tarln and tho senate.

WAsHNdTON, Dee. SO.-Chairmhn
Dingley, OF the wnya ana means COM
miltee, was In tho Senate today max
Ing canvas OF the leaders on Two bills
that paced the House last week. lie
finds tue Republicans quite anxious TO
pass the tHrlh bill at an early date.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-30
Nicaragua CANAL mn,

WAsHiNdTJN, Dec. 80. Senator
Perkins To-Day introduced the NiUara.
guam canal bill ia the Senate. IL pro-
vldos that the capital stock shall con-
sist Of million shares Of 500 each,
aud IL on the lines OF tue Barhan
Houte bill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-30

KALAMAZOO, Dee. 8l.-ltev, &. %.
Brown, VINO accuses one OF bic mock OF
cEtofting hush money from uiu, 10
San FfhuciC0, was pastor Of the Flrsi
Congregational church here for I'VE
years, hrginning IA 1850. Ho Was one
Of tho most successful pastors the
church ever had. lilo graduated NJ
Oliyvt college; began his ministerial
lgbjfs nj Rochester, Mich. HIS ohaThc-
ter was above roptonch' Dr. Brown
went from here u Dubuque, thence To
Tacoma ana finally % San FfHnclsoo'
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Nineteenth Ward Ball.

a hall viii. io glyou IA tho Nine
trongh wArd assembly hall on She
uighl o.! January 3lu. under Tue Hu'
aiicus OF tho dcucons' quorum. Chris
teusuua orchestra wal furnish tue
ltIuHla.
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rr..iacnllnI Nomination..

WAuuNarOS, Dec. 3D.-The Prosi.
dent today sent the following nomina-
lions 10 the SonHte: PostmaBter--
George w. ForI. Pullman, Warrington;
Joseph II. Cultivate, Ohio, member
u tho board OF finance and fCr,ifcE'
lion,
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and flied by such committee wherein
certain charges found to have been sus-
mrai, and
Whctoaa. IN tho opinion OF this
court. tho charges are found TO
utyo boon sustained by tho committee,
arc sufficient cause Tor tuo removal OF
said superintendent; therefore be- IL
Resolved, That laid Bowman Cannon
100 aud is hufuhy removed us surefin-
tondort oi the county Intimacy aud thai
Mira clara Cannon, his wife, bo aud she
ls hereby removed ne mairou of such IN
Urinary, said removal to take effect JAM
Iu IUHH
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CHICAGO, Dec. 3O.-Farson, Libby &
Co., dealers IN hmber anu manufac.
turtrs Of sash, doors aud blinds, made
IN assignment today to Charles r..
Paine. The assets and liabilities are
about 800, 900 esch.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-30

VTENNA, Dee. 8O.-A violent earth
quake shock was felt todsy nj Wiener
Neustsdl, thirteen miles south Of this
city,
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Hrswer as Venezuelan commis.Ionsr.

WAsHIEGION, ID. O., Dec. 'h.-Juh'
tics Brewer, OF tbs Supreme Court, hiss
been rendered and accepted place
on the Venezuelan commission,
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ChTls,ophorson offered tho following
resolution, which received Dealdes HIS
own vote, those VI G8ddeH aud Roberts
and was declared adopted over tho
registered protect Of Judge McNally'
Whereas, certain charges having boon
made against Boman Cannon ua super
intoudont Of the County Inhrmnry, aud
Whereas, the matter Of the iuyesuga-
ton OF such charges and tho management
OF tho iutirmary having boon referred 10
committee composed OF three ct
men, and
Whereas, a report having been msdo
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At2.i5 p. m. resolution for the
REORGANIZATION OF the Senate WAS
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-03-21

Il was all broken down in health. so
weak and ervou | was hardly able to
be up. | had severe pains in my side
and headache. | would often have to
stop when going upstairs IN account
of palpitation Of the heart. | had no
appetite and a distressed feeling in my
stomach. l resolved to try Hoods
Sarsaparilla. | took two bottles and
have not had a spell of sick headache
for four months, feel well. work all
day, and eat heartily. My friends re-
mark how well l am looking. | think
all nervous. rundown people ought to
take it, especially nursing mothers
Mrs. ). AsHwoRTH, Eaton. @.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-03-21
KNOWLEDGE
Brings comfort and improvement and

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the'needs of physical being. will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant 10 the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
alive: etiectuallv cleansing the system,
di>pelling colds, headaches and ievers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts N the Kid
news. Liver and Bowels without weak
eniug them and it is perfectly free from
ev,ry Objectionable substance.
syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package. also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-03-21
HOO d.
Sarsap ariIIa
Tramp CarIS.

\ modification of the German system
of cards for men tramping in search Of
work has been introduced in England.
1t provides for the issue of cards on
which the bearers last employer in
dorSes n certificate of character. and on
which the suitable authority prints a
list Of the proper places 1T which 10
apply for shelter and food in every city
Of the United Kingdom. The tramp
who has one of these cards is entitled
to food and shelter on its presentation
n any of the designated places. one
who does not have it is made 10 labor
ii the wOrkhousc wherever he is
caught.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-03-21
Spring
Medicine

Is so important that you should be sure
to get THE BEST. Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla has proven its unequaled merit by
its thousands of remarkable cures, and
the fact that il has a larger sale than
fer shows the great confidence the
people have in it. In fact, it is THE
Spring Medicine. 1t cures all blood
diseases, builds up the nerves, and
gives such strength to the whole system
that, as one lady puts it, 1T seemed to
make me anew"
If you decide to take Hoods Sarsa-
parilla for your Spring Medicine, do
not buy any substitute. Be sure to get
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-03-21
Will Not


Berlin S
committee
Solialistic
which was
the public
Socialist II
who refuse
Emperor Z
4, has reiec
cute Herr. /
utterances.
Bills to
Washingt,
tices Davcy,
Louisiana d
troaucel bill
OF the Uniteo
ufacturel in
for in the Nc
all sugars pre-
it had not bee
The repeal OF
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-03-21
Great Newspaper COLLECTIONS.

There are only about four newSpa-
per collections in the world which ap.
preach completeness in respect 10
colonial and revolutionary times. These
are owned lay the New York Historical
Society, the Pennsylvania Historical
Society. the British Museum. and the
I-enoX Library Of New York City.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-03-21

We offer ore Hundred Dollars reward FOR any
Sasc OF catarrh that cannot be cured by taking
Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. j.. CHfNEN * Co. Props. Toledo. Chic.
We, tie Undersigned, have known I. J. Che,ey
Tor t,e last l. Years. am believe him perfectly
hcHorall, u NJ! business transactions. L
financially able O. carry cut any Obligations
L..de iy ,neir f-u.
W. ~ IRrAA, Wholesal. Druggists. Toledo.
NALuiNc, KINNAN * MARVIN. Wholesale pruz
E.-t-. Ioloio. Ohio.
Halls Catarlh ca, IS aiken internally act.
N directly upon tho blood ana mucous sur-
fac u the system. testimonials sent Tree.
4rce - ceuts Yer bottle. Sold by all druggists.
OF all American generals Marion is the
,@avorite for town names, having thirty
cities called after him.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-03-21

1t is said that Carl NcLurz is writing a
history Of this country covering the decade
between 1919 and 1850.