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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

lilo Defends his nul LcVyInE II Tux
ON Express CompnnIeH.


Austin, Tex, Feb. i--lIon. Seth p,
Mills sent out the following letter to-
day;
Austin Texas, Feb I, iS95.-To the
Editor Of tho Telephone; / notice Ia
your Issue OF January 80 some pretty
severe criticism on the bill l introduced
in the house to levy a tax Of per
cent N the gross earnings OF express
companies, There are two sides to this
question, Rud | desire to give some
reasons In Justification OF the measure
rirat, this state is trying to inRugur-
ntg systom Of taxation on the gross
reccipta OF companies nnd corporations
doing business In this HtatG Instead OF
n specific amount for the privilege OF
doing business Tie state now taxes
the gross receipts OF stage coaches,
steamboats, and passenger travel on
railroads and ulso the gross receipts
OF life. FIRE and all other Insurance
companies doing business IN this state.
I con gee no good reason why express
companies should not be brought I'M
der the same system, The present tax
on express companies ia $1,000 per am
mum, There are four companies doing
business IN this state. ono does bust
ness ON over 200 miles ot railroad. one
over $500 miles. l submit whether this
tax Is just and equitable requiring a
company doing n small business TO
pay tho same rate as you require one
doing a larger business. Two per cent
may be too high n rate, but I contend
the only Just and equitable plan is To-
pay a per cont on business done.
Texas ls far behind other states I'm
her system OF taxation. IL has been the
custom NJ thls state when more money
70 required 10 run tho government to
raise the nd valorem tax Other states
have adopted the per cent plan on re-
ceipts. viz Illinois lcviys on express
companies 81 per mile, Indiana / per
cent on gross receipts; Georgia. / Der
cent; Missouri, IA per cent: Virginla
per cent Wisconsin lovics on the
gross receipts OF railroads 4 per cent
II received from tho taxes last yenr
N,2p5e9gl3-half enough TO run our
state sovernmeat for the period OF one
year NV
The question OF taxation IA one TINT
Is very hard 10 settle satisfactorily 10
everybody. Every person and every
Industry desire To get on as light as
possible, but the government does MT
have sufficient receipts to pay the on.
pense or carrying It on, And | womb
say. that II seems to he the desire and
wish OF this legislature 10 reduce The
expense OF the same to as small m
amount as possible
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

The funny men in tho alleged funny pa.
pers, says DIR. L. b Sangrco in tho Philn.
delphia Times aud Register, hive so long
made merry over the man with tho clover
breath that am rather timid about adyo.
eating this odoriferous spice, Yet my expe.
rience has been that tho Glove Is n good
antlnauseant Persons who get "qualms"
when riding In the cars or on boats can nj.
most certainly quiet them by slowly chew.
ing Glove or two. Indigestion, accom-.
panied by formation of gas, nausea and
dizziness, will often yield to the saino sim.
plo measure. There arc other and better
means of accomplishing these results. but
tho value OF tho Glove is that It occupies So
little room, is SO easily carried about and
can DO SO readily got when wanted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

saliie Huffman to r. "
on Second street, ". .riI
j. h. Brugler TO @. =. a ~. ~, Z
lots IA and 40. block ]. pss''l
tion, $4,000. nai
II. a. Halbert and wiIe W.
II. |. White, lot corner Y"
and Fifth streets, slOO' III
A. V. Laughrcy 70 An naa.' 4,
lots 8 and 0, block b. p'ss'
tlon. $4,000, VI
Morgan Jones TO G. En.',t
White, part OF block 81 -
dttion, $1,000. nAn
]. NJ. Robbins and VIE w \
dali. lot 5 and part OF Nv
city. sl1,962. e,r 4
John NJ. Burford 70 er.,.,
Worth, part OF L. j. Ea'
500 20.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

The Executive session OF the SENATE
Yesterday


Austin, Tex. Feb. 1.-The executive
session OF tho senate today was a
hummer 1t has been known since be-
fore the opening Of tho session that
Senator Colquitt was loaded FOR Gov
ernor Culberson and would turn loose
on him when his Terrell ASYLUM An.
poiniments came up for consideration.
Ihis they did today, ana the fact that
the executive session lasted almost two
hours ana that the consideration OF. the
appointments to which he objected
was postponed shows with what cf.
feet the senator from Kaufman fought
The meeting was secret OF course and
the senators are roiigiously observing
inc injunction to silence. but enough
has leaked out 10 show how the fight
ragged. senator Colquitt dlsanproved
the appointment of Or. Rosser as
medical superintendent OF tho Terrell
asylum and aimed at his defeat, or nj
Furnishing the governor for his an
polntmept by defeating the connrma-
uon Of The board OF managers Here
tofore Senator Colquitt based his night
against Rosser upon the allegation
that Royscr had voted FOR jerome
kearby for congress against 10 Ah-
hot. In the executive session today.
however, Senator Colqulti widoned inc
scope Of opposition, and attacked DR..
Rosser's standing rs a physician This
was met by Senator B0wser, who had
strong Endorsements OF DF. Rosser
from a number OF physicians OF high
standing. and who said that Senator
Coldultts charges were based upon the
derogat0ry statements OF one physi-
clan only. and he a personal enemy OF
the man attacked. senator Dean in
whose county (Ellis) Or, Rosser for
merly lived. defended that gentleman
as a physician aud AS man. Senators
Mccomb, Harrison and others made
speeches IN tho matter, Senatorial
courtesy nnally prevailed and the con-
alteration was postponed To avoid
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

waco Tex, Feb, t--Mr, c +, Faux
ncr who has An orchard Of is5 acres in
peaches, plums and pears adjacent 10
East Waco. Ia very much pleased with
his nuit prospects
He says, however. "thRt the most dan
gerous part Of the season Is TO come
Yet. as fruit killing IN Texas generally
happens In the late spring time. / win
have splendid crop this year II the
weather - not against me-"
Mr. Faulkner has 1000 plum trees, the
fruit from which netted him last year
81 per bushei
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

Ausln. Tex, Feb. Hon p. L.
Antony Of Cameron is in the city, look
ing after legal business.
col j. II. Trezevant and wife OF
Dallas arrived in the city TINS morn
ing and are stopping at the Hotel Drls-
XIII. Col. Trezevant is one of the Lead
ing insurance men OF Texas, and Is
here TO protest against ''anarchistic'
legislation.
George W. Merchant of Dallas 10
stopping at the Driakill.
John j. Gillespie, county attorney or
Dallas county, arrived in the city to-
day. He volunteered the statement TO
the writer that he would be compelled
to resign II his salary was placed at
$1,000 a year. He will remain to watch
events.
Floyd Shock of the firm Of George
d. Barnard & Co., St. Louis, Is in the
city, watching the disposi%n OF the
fee bills now pending In the house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

says Rhondea of Van Znndt RogHrd-
ting Cyclones Case

Austin, Tex. Feb. Tho house Is
promised another lively scrap tomor-
row. Rhodes OF Van Zandt, or some
other member, will, 1t is said. offer
resolution reciting tho fact that Cy-
clone Davis did not make a bargain
with himself TO lobby for tho TcNar-
kama court bill and that there were
other parties TO the atfair who should
be made parties also to the condemna-
ton and ccnsure Of the house. 1t will
wind up with a resolve that Hudglns
and Todd Of the TeNarkana party be
censured. There Will be a hard fight
made over the affair unless somebody
moves to table and thus cuts off de-
bate. The resolution will be defeated,
though from appearances tonight the
Popullst strength Will be augmented
by the votes OF number Of Demo-
Gratis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02
RAILROAD MEN
Argue the Question of Reducing Pas
scngrr Rates to Two Cents.

Austin, Tex, Feb. 1,--Senate judi
clary committee No, ! was engaged the
entire afternoon in hearing railroad
men on the subject OF reducing pas
senger fare to 2 cents per mile. The
following gentlemen addressed the
committee; Holmes Cummlns Of Aus
tin. attorney for the Southern Pacific.
j. W. Terry Of Galveston, attorney
for the Santa Fe; h. c. Foster. attOr-
ney FOR the Katy In Texas; J. NJ, Lee,
engineer and superintendent Houston
and Texas Central. j. A. Archer, pas
srngcr conductor on the Southern Pa
ellie. and NJ. a. Sp1onts, attorney OF
the Fort Worth and Denver other rail-
road men present were; b. +. Yoa-
KUN, manager Santa Fe; n j. Free
man, general attorney for the Texas
and Pacific; II. NJ. Jones, assistant
general counsel International; A. n.
Leitnukcr, general manager Austin and
Northwestern. and J. Y. LoCkman,
passenger conductor Houston and Tex
as Central. After the arguments were
concluded further consideration of the
bill was postponed,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

b@hANa " es 1850" -
looms.
By Bcnll. Amending the act 10 estab-
ilsh the University of Texas 40 AZ to
make the state superintendent OF edu-
cation n member OF the board Of re-
gents and authorizing the board 10
appoint a president OF the university.
By Gage Amending the law In ref
erencc 10 taking dispositions.
by Goss: 10 validate titles TO land
sold by virtue OF certificates TO rail-
road companies.
by Dlbrell To repeal g to 20. In
elusive. OF Tie acts OF the Twenty
second legislature as 10 the reglstra-
tion OF voters In cities OF 10000 and
oyer.
a message from the house invited
the senate TO witness the exhibition
OF McComb's painting, The Battle OF
san Jaointo,' on the night OF the It'll
In the hall OF representatives.
The senate went into executive ses-
sion, after which It adjourned TIL 10
o'clock tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

A story is told by Scotch contempo.
rary OF new arrival at tho Border Coun.
nes' Lunatic asylum near Melrose who
was sent out along with some Others 10
WORK In tho grounds After he had boen
working for some time nm old inmate. WHO
n99 oeen watching him, came up and said
Unless 20 delve wi tho rake and raks
VI she spade, ma man, yen DO no lana
here, "-London Gybbe. '""s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

Austin, Tex, Feb. 1..Judlciary com.
mittee No Of the house reported
tayorahly Duft's bill making 1t a penal
onense to knowingly purchase mort
gagged property; Briganoe's bill mall.
ing Il felony for parties to practice
law without frst taking out a license.
A number OF Pharmacists were heard
on Maroney's bill regulating the sale
OF poisons witch was again referred 10
subcommittee
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

The Gazette aeknowlssa,vla
ton TO The marriage o. !, n
johnson 10 Or. Jonn, IL !
Luna, Tex, which W. ',,,l =
the Methodist M
Dew. Tex. on SUNDAY
at 1850 o'clock p. m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

the appearance OF an invidious dis
tinction. the other appointments also
went over. though there was no OBJ
lection TO them. II is understood that
Senator colquittt has no hope OF de-
feating the confirmation Of the man
ayers. but he seems determined TO get
his case fully before the senate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

a,,,opaI tax of 81 for each county in
sshIch a Company does business was
agreed TO- The bill will be favorably
renorted with this amendment. Chair
man Tips was Instructed to prepare
bill amending the occupation tax law
SO as TO make every insurance agent
my IN ncnunAtiOn tax.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

Austin Tex. Feb. THE senate n.
nance committee today considered the
house bill 10 raise the tax on life IN
suranee companies from one 10 one and
onc-quarter and on fire insurance COM
panies from one-half to one per cent
OF gross receipts. An amendment strllx-
Ing out we sreflon and levying an al.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02
NOT GUILTY, WAS mi
IN THE wALr<ra
DER TRIAL Yrsr"


81. hlm-l.,
f'' H''1hes Spectators
we. the jury, flna *.
guilty. W. 2. Manch he, .'''''
was the verdict troush, Z
afternoon about 4 o'e Sss =
ker Harsroyes murder cs.' q
The courtroom wa, ~, ~.
spectators. and whom ~ WIN
announced many broke ,0' ~
plause. Judge HarrIs o, y,
putty sheriff to disco, ,s,,
VINO 1t was applauded, ana !,
stated that he could de'I IL
the spectators-Jim stros'
Ferguson. Judge Harrl. Y,
strong and Ferguson sbou', ~,
jail and remain until M. ~,
4 o'clock. About forty N
Drought up before the juds N
all denied that they nd v.
those who applauded wh,s Y
was announced. Judge H,,,''
istered a stern rebube d 4.
-
upon the subject OF sueb
conduct in a courtroom, ~
stance created conslaer.s. ]
ment at the time.
In his charge to the ,vr
Walker Hargroyes case lOs..
charged that If the luz, NM
the evidence that there ~, ~.
ment made between Walt., I.
and his father and bro,ts, y }
would KIN II. W. Smear n. y
they should meet him ana \.
agreement was existing hai,
atthe time they met and ~,rI
Arlington, and II the M,
that there was an int,r,t.
part OF II. W. Spear or sn'..
between Spear and Bill Am, J
the defendant or his father y n
the next time they should ~
and that such Intention a.,
in the mind Of Spear a, Inc n,
met the defendant and M M
brother at Arlington, and M,
suance of said agreement n
the part of defendant and 4,
and brother and in pursulps
Intention, II any. OF said spel, n
respective parties when ~ b
Arlington voluntarily OF Ti,,I
gan or entered into the dlHIrd,I
the acts of each was unlawiul n
killing of his antogonist BY /
them was murder and each M,
ing together with either, VA
culpable with the ona wNh y
acted, and IL the Jury blllsI
was the case and that ssl
ment existed between dsf,tt,j
his father ana brother at Ne h,
that in pursuance Of such ,r,1
II any, they began or Wllt5I
gagged In the difficulty and In
ant or he and his father OF Nd
gether killed said Spear, Tia
the duty OF the jury to h5
PENDANT guilty Of murder IN IL
degree, even though the jufy
that Spear fred the flrit d.
even though the Jury shdali
that Spear was in the act Of IA
had about slain the defandas1 7
at the time he, the said ia
celved the shot or shots whia 4
his death.
There is another case agalnE
Hurgroves, the charge Of IND
Smith, and he was relels.
bond in the amount OF 500.
The final speeches were mad
day afternoon by Henry "
for the defense and County u
Ben NJ. Terrell for the state v
man made u powerful arsyra
his client and added nev ID
his brilliant record as NJ
criminal lawyer OF Texas lti \
Of any in the South.
County Attorney Ben Y
made n manly and noble hgl
prosecution In this case. NJ
Is just showing that he Il poss
high order OF ability and I'D
has won an eminent plaza u
young attorneys of the SIR
Terrell was ably assisted ID y
cutlon by Jas. Davis W
Thursday. w. II. Parkg Y
mans associate in the dei,sA
Thursday afternon and fully
strated the right he posst;'H
reputation OF a strong, lop-
oner OF excellent legal ablliaa
Parker was counsel for M
in the former trial and hn
great deal Of hard work %
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

Yesterday Carry Fulbrisht
gro woman arrested on ne
stealing SS5 from Nels h.
before Justice Adams fot ~
was released on a 500 poha
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

=, wish said Mrs Corntossel, "that
, NY wus some way ter keep people from
N' ,i,r ABOUT ye behind yer back. u
"whatp'
, run ios ohlee- Then theyll talk about
20 ''r ysf laee."--Whshington Star.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

slll and Jack slavln. brothers =, ~.
matchss heavyweight who 10 now
coolerSa Z, 20 box the Harlem Cores
troal tho ",t, not fare very well in Mon
ana "a cen zen rounds by "Bunfalo" costeiia
o,,e- I1eotge LaBlanche got daets!o.
over Jack in six rounds. so' = decision
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

ever oyer 1 900 yards OF linon cloth have becn
, snsoileu nom enc mummy. Tho cloth i'm
mAsute resembles tho eheeseelotb of the
'''aeh' SOMEWHAT 1t Is finer in onaIIty
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

,.I During isio, the first year Of the Irish
20 rsi.'' as wheat sole in Amsterdam for eeo
- ~ London for Ala i4e.; in New Yorl,
,or N4o' In St Petersburg for $40 ss a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

In the Forty-elghth tii'n,
yesterday IN the suit Of Z :!
against the Oakland Home
company. the Jury rendsIsl
of 1860. SO for the plaintiff
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

The committee on $500, .'9sil
luaries OF the SEM SEM m
meet at Prof. Prealu nasi
business college. tins
o'clock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

s,no Hea. was cultivated In China n q
rrs sO :. H !, a. that date was deemed the di.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

Galveston, Tex Feb. i.-Cotton--
easy. Mlddling l-sc. Sales, 2s6 bales.
Reeeipts, b57a hales. exports, 1886
bales, stock. ls2.7ai bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

Win some people a roll a, ho,o, =.
made up Of hank sins VI hohor Is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

Nolan Browne has p s,I
against W. V. and II 7, w Y.
district court for damages "
sion OF partnership propei''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

The Worlds fair Jury after cNncting
tests found Or Prices Baking Powder
absolutely pure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

a marriage license W. Is
county clerks Office ys w.
Phillips and T. L. Drih.>
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

Use but half as muea ,,osvlf
as OF any other bakins y
solutely pure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

Use less OF pr. Prices baking powder
than OF any other. because it's abso-
lutcly pure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

the part OF Mr., Davis TO seek, as he
did. 70 set rid OF the Objectionable
incmborB OF the committee But this
wns done with no wrongful or corrupt
motive but with the sole and laudnbie
purpose TO secure for his client fair
and lawful trial. II might have bn,~i
a better course TO lavc gone before the
oominittco aud challenged those conf
mitteemen, and n unsuccessful, 10 lave
appealed TO the house for Justice But
concedins that such would hayo been
the better course dOoa not stamp tho
one that was pursued as willful and
corrupt. II IL very serious matter TO
with actions that arc alleged 10 DO
w'ilful ana corrupt. The wllfuncsa
ana corruption should be not only
proven clearly. but established beyond
any reasonable question, before the
house takes the step. We are shielded
here behind she privilege occurred by
the constitution. and should do nothing
here that we wound not do as men and
IND as sworn Jurors,
We therefore recommend that the
following resolution. IN substance, be
adopted by this house. viz. While 1t
WAS imprudont IN Mt. j. II. DAVIS to
attempt In tie manner he did 70 secure
the removal Of Mefgrs. ArmlatVad 20
llNrrQil from the committee on prlyi-
lcgea ana elections. yet from all tho
evidence learned ana testimony taken
IN the Investigation ordered by the
house. he was not actuatod IN 80 doing
by any willful or corrupt motives, pur-
poses or Intentions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-21
OBITUARY.
ARNo1D nrYnY nonnINs

snowyillo has lost one Of her bright
lights An allwiso Providence has re-
leased from "A lifo OF suffering through
disease our beloved brother aud CO.
labotor Arnold Henry Robbins, sou Of
Joseph aud Ellen Arbon Robbins, born
In Willard Guy, Utah, october Is 1870,
and died In snowvilio, Utah, November
., 1905, Of heart disease. No death has
caused such widespread sorrow NJ that oi
"Arnold,n AZ he was lovingly called by
all. Although his life work had boon
hampertd by disease sull he was an
active, useful member aud officer OF the
following organizations: Teacher In tho
ward and sunday school. librarian Of the
latter also and secretary Of the Y. NJ. NJ.
1. A., and his place In tho ward will not
soon be- filled aud In our hearts never.
Our loss IL his INFINITE gain and though
our hearts are heavy aud sore with
grieyinz We would not have him back In
this world Of sorrow and suffering.
Tho Y. NJ. and Y. l.. NJ. 1. A. In con-
Joint session assembled, framed and
adopted u memorial, expressive Of his
worth aud virtue, o. our love aud sorrow
and sympathy for the beroaved family,
copies Of which are 10 be presented 10
the family aud spread upon the tocotds
Of the above associations.
The funeral was held on the l2lh inst.
The speakers one ana all eulOgized tho
young man, oNhorting his friends and
associates 10 emulate his virtues aud
their reward Wa, sure. Al testified 10
his purity, uprlghtness aud virtue aud
integrity TO the Gospel.
The glowing tribute paid TO his virtues
must bo sweet indeed 70 his heart-brokon
parents, must demonstrate the saying
"Thore il a pleasure born Of palma
pleasure 10 hear him thus highly oulo-
gized, pain In losing, Tor = time, such u
priceless treasure. hEE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-21
CHICAGO, /
ST. LOUIS al
EAST.

You letve osa.. Il
SAT- lake In ts ss p
ng aud siter -
iiaaslllug Ia lhe - -
tnons dining csr,'eIiir
SANTA y, nc Roqilrh
On on, Tho third NOM
gs ou u, arrive IN Cbl.,h
OF oi,s ~ Louis in .es I've
attend to bus,Bs,,.,ah
, connect with I'll u
sraius for thu -
some one has All =
.enily that thetTs',H|
We ATCHISoN NJ
PEkA 4 SAINT, ~
railroad wa, in a III
poil'oi condiiiop ~
iho long distance ,,us n
The Flyer ION wv
I Iork Central coalSs|
euH ,a u no, eTss.t'
ed' by ita magp,a..
trains. n'u a.
GEO. E GILMAN
uonetai Agent ~
ger Department. "
500, 80 West Seeondssy
Utah. N
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-21

For sale by z. c, NJ l., Clark FL
dtedge & CO., Western Hardware Co,
salt Lake Hardware Co., and Gee. 4.
Love, 81, Lake City, Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-21
Hoods Pills ~. '' a sis.s R.,.. Zee e:

Beecham's pills are for bilious.
ness, bilious headache, dyspep.
STA, heartburn, torpid liver, diz.
illness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappetite, sallow skin, etc,
when caused by constipation;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause Of all of them.
Go by the book. Pills 1o4 and
asS a box. Book free at your
druggists or write b. f. Allen Co.,
sos Canal Street, New York.
Asnaa.salss more thsa eooo loo bOIsa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-21

Miss Ruth Eldreago's olooullonary
recital at the Grand yesterday Sitvf'
noon was an elaborate affair, ana tbs
house was oTowdss. The entertain
ment consisted Of reading, recitation,
dramatic selections, singing, imperson.
stions and dancing anu many othtr
features, aud all was done IN such =
manner a. " prove the efficiency a
the training Miss Eidreugu's pupil
have received. The splendid Gfst d
orchestra furnished music iot the @
oasion. IL was an ENTERTAINMENT
much enjoyed by the audience,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-21

conference auCots' and especially
Brother Giles for his assialuncs during
the conference.
Bonsdicti0u by Elder Karl Meeser.
l.. ii. Holt, Secretary.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

During tho magical performances Of
Hermann at tho TheAtsr on Friday
and Saturday evenings aud Saturday
matinee, many novel features will b.
introduced. Besides those previously
mentioned in the amusement noi's,
these Will be- soon. Carte Voiontrg, The
Mysterious OHngs, Santana Ribbon,
The Listening Car, The Me'morlc
Flowers, Sun snd Moon, The lnsx'
hausiible Hat, Hunting without Pow
der and olhors.