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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-01
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Gbtc08o.

Minter1pei3en So; &o9gen 31-32;
@erite 21-33; 9dfer 16-22; Corn
21-22; Mebl, Patent, per SAB BIC
-3.45; &leelamen 6.50-7.50; 81
motbpl amen 2.00-2.48; Tla@s g.
sc; 6eu 6.50-9.00; Butter, Grea=
merp 1916; Butter, Dairp 1913;
@tiere 800 800; &ibe 1.25-3.8O;
@tpders 3.10-3.5O; &G1ber 2.85-
600; @@meine 2.85-3.25; @@aft
1.75-3.00; 9dmmer 3.00-.25;
6iibner 8; Eurtep SO; @nten g.
8; &dnie per Dbb 3.00-6.50; 3pte:
beln per SAB 40-60; 4epfel per Sat
50-1.OO; RartoFeln 20-29; 8ob=
men 7O-85; @ter 3d.; Salg 2
3; Mbistep 1.18; &die, Cream 70;
Safe, @4peioer SO.
MinmeapoliS 4 st. Raul.
Meiaen $780,; Rpggen % 20;
@erite 21-22; 9afer 14-16; Corn
II; Tla4s 61-62; Mebl per Tat
2.4503.50; '&leie 4.75-5.75; Wtl=
bes Seu 4.50-6.00; Butter, Greaz
merp 13-15; Butter, 9airp 8-l4;
Gter 10.
ct &oniS.
@tiere 2.40-4.60; &iibe 1.25-
2.4O: Stoders unb Teeoers $50
27O. @dpeine 2.75-3.25; 96dft
2.25-3.35; 2dmmer 3.25-4.25:
meiaen 55-63; Corn 1885,; @og:
een 80; @afer Is; Gla@s 61-62.
3anfaS Gttv.
mei5en $780,; @orn 21-22; 9a=
fer 1915; @oggen 26; @ier 10-11;
@tiere 1.5O-4.6O; aibe 1.25-3.0O:
@toders unb Teebers 2.25- 1856:
@6meine 2.75-3.05; @@afe ZOO
500; 2Gmmer 3.00A.5O.
Mtlmamtee.
Wei3en $780,; Hog9er 1874:
@erfe 28-29; 9afer 1870; Gorr
2O-21; Mebl, Yatent per 5ab BIZ
-33.45; Stmotbpiamen 2.00-2.8O:
&lee{amen 100000; Tla4s 65:
S%imotbp6eu 8.00-9.50; prairteber
5.OO-6.5O; Butter, CREAMERY -
16; Butter, Dairp 12-14; &a1e
Cream 70; RGie, S@mei3er 80:
3artpFeln 30; @ier 12-13; 9opfer
5-7; @tiere 3.25A.00; 2ube 1.2E
300; @toders unb Geebers ZOO
800; S4metne 2.65-3.10; @4af'
2.OO-2.75; 2dmmer 3.004.W.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-01
- Ser @etretGr ber {toatli6en Sc,

Scr @etretdr ber itaatli@en &C.
1unobeitsbebDrbe BON $ noiana BE-
ri6tet, baB in 1anitdrer 9inii4t in Der
@eaeno BON We1t 8aben unb 6ren4
2ids Springs entieBli@e 3uftanbe
terr16en, baburb berbeieefl9rt, bab
betreFs Der bort sralitrenoen Dtpbz
tberitis nibt bic gertnsiten @orii9tsz
mabregeln getroFen puroen. 81s
iebt iinb baielbit fanfunbiieb5ig ST.
trantunss< unb 3tpan5ig Sobesfaue
pprgetommen, obne bab oai elb1t IT.
oen6me(6e Quarantdne : Mabregeln
oetrofen >porben mdren. Mu4 bic bic
9atienten bebanbelnoen Mer5te lieben
1i6 bic srDbte Na4ld1igteit gu @@ulz
ben tommen. Ser @etretdr Der
Observation-Disclosures fat @ntitoz
rim unb Desinfectionsmittel na4 Der
bon Der Dipbtberitis beimgelu@ten
@egeno seldidt uno gum @@ube ber
Ort19aften @elt 8aben uno Tren4
Sid springs Quarantine erri&ten
laNen. Die Ginmobner Der beimgez
1u6ten @egenb i9ienen ben gefiir@z
teten Gbaratter Der epidemic ni4t gu
tennen, unb es lit iebr fragli@, ob blez
1elbe auf bic Srt19aften, bic tie eis
iebt beimseiu@t bat, mirb bei@rantt
tperben.
- Man9en mag bic 8ebauptung,
oab bic prd@tigiten @al5mah erbaoer
UNI eres 2anbes t%auieno Metlen bonn
Ocean gu baben iino, als ungeretmt
er16etnen, aber bie1 el6e entipri9t
nidtsbetomeniger ben Sbatia@en.
Sin Sab i'm @roben @al5iee in Utah
ubertrifft Elm lol@es i'm @tlantii@en
cber @tiQen Scean BEL Weitem, benin
lein MaKer entbdlt piel mebr @al5,
@oba, Magneita II. /. IN. als lebes
Meer Der @elt. @eine 9eiltraft bat
1i@ BEL per1@iebenen Nerpenleioen,
R6eumatismus, rbeumatii&er @i4t,
6auttrantbetten u. +. IN. gang por5igz
lid bemdbrt, unb man4er &ablz
fopf, benz bas @@minoen BON 1etnes
6auptes 3ier Summer unb Serge
leib perur1a@te, bat our@ 8aben in
ben eFlutben bes @roben Sal5iees oas
.a%noertpGrts pergebli@ periu&te 9aarz
muasmittel gefunoen. Muf &0rper
mie auf @ei5t Ibt bas MaR CT cine auz
b%erorpentli9 belebenoe Wirtung aus,
uno 3u ar bie1en por3igli4en @igenz
16aften tritt bas ~eigenartige 8ergniiz
qen, 1melbes bas 8aben belonbers ben
Neulingen bereitet. @as 1pecif14e
'@epi9t bes Mafers BEG @roben
.@ala1ees lit muir I'M Elm &leines gez
rinoer, als basjenige bes tooten Meez
reg, benn es betrdgt 1.107 gegen 1.116,
md renb getp0bnli4es Meermaner nur
Elm 1pecif19es @eni4t BON 1.027 bat.
Wus bic EN- @runbe tann Elm men14z
liber &0rper i'm @roben @al3iee ni4t
unteriinfen, unb !menn man au9 ben
@runb unter ben Tiben o~erliert, erz
bebt ii4 ber &opf pie Der Sort elmer
Mnael INNER iiber bic Sberfld4e bes
Mafers. Wer ermioet 1T, tann in
aler @emitbsrube iiben ooer cine 81
qarre 14mauhenb, auf benz &uden
iieqen. Die M0gli@tett bes Inter i'm
fens 1T ni4t %borbanoen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-01

fgesll9t getomz
mo4te,
@abaz
bic be-
be1ibt, uno als
@obn Robert
@apanaugb
digit lie Der 8erz
/ 8efbungen gu
bic Mngetlagtsn
unb in elmer
tgelperrt baben.
li@ Trau Gapa*
1nterbalt our4
f@ @elb 5urud
Miifon
tNls bic 'Stabt
an @ertb
(]d 1poblbabeno.
Pli@ beoeutenpe
lterie getponnen.
glud getommen,
A. Mnfnnn Shr
l a%rbeiten, unb
d linn cine Ser
Iibr %ge1ammtes
|: Die1er unb
i iie bann NIT
4 unb bra4ten
aus
odren 5pbne, Ell
fnem Seluitenz
3u14mug@
'4roe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-01

- ueber 10000 &inber tonnten in
Nem Dort in ben 0Hentli@en @au:
len feline Mufnabme finben. 3m0lf
9aul eno muroen ubgemieIen, tpetl bic
Neparaturen in 7 alien @hulbdul ern
nod ni6t fertig iino, uno fir bic an
beren $4,000 mar %iberhaupt tein Ylab
porbanben. @@uliuperintenoent Sasz
per, iagte, oaB minoeitenS IL neue
@9ulgebdube oringeno nptbmenotg
1eien, unb 5tpar iolde, in mel4en je
$500 &inber unterge6ra4t tperoen
t0nnen. Sn ben @@ulen auf oer
Oitleite murben biele &inoer abgepiez
fen; ben gan3en Sag tonnte man bort
Miitter nit ibren &inbern ieben, unb
bas @eordnge mar 10 srob, baB Pol1z
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-08-15
Sugar Tcat Republicans.

On July 30 the sugar tsat Repubs
licans held their convention at the
St. Charles theatre, 10 New Orleans,
Senator Howell presided, and the
following electoral ticket was placed
in the field !:
Electors at Large-John N. Phaff
ana A. S. Badger.
First District-Wm. Adlor, OF
Orleans.
Second District-4, A. Maginniss
Of Orleans.
Third District DR.. 4. Duperies
of Iberia.
Fourth Diatrict-E. j. Barrett, Of
Rapides.
Fifth District-J. @. Weeks, Of
Ouachita.
Sixth District-J. B. Churchill
Of Pointe Coupee.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-08-15

The people of Houma were treat
ed to little matrimonial sensation
a few days ago. Lowell Guidry
mrrried Miss Pearl Hanagriif who
it rppears was to have been married
to Mr.. Clement on the day follow.
ing. In ignorance Of what had tax
en- place Clement. who lived 10 the
country, went town expecting to
take home his bride, only to find
that he was twentyfour hours be-
hind time. Clement is now a be-
liever in the fickleness of the female
sex.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-08-15

Baton Rouge ia in queer shape
Just now. One of our bank presi-
dents has gone to Canada, another
is going there soon, Uncle Tony
Doherty has turned Republican and
Oscar Foreman has gone Democratic
The Democrats who controlled the
Democratic patronage IN this parish
last year will control The Repuhli-
can patronage here next year The
town is filed with si!serites, gold.
bugs, Junehugs and hcdbugs, and he
mosquitoes haven't got show. Red
headed girls are favoring the double
standard, and baldheaded men are
opposed TO the Is TO ratio, and .
great many other things that VIC will
tell about in our next issue.-B. u
Bulietip.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-08-15


The Democracy Of Alabafna last
Monday Knocked the unholy COM
bine Of pops and niggerloying Rss
publicans into smithereens. The
State ticket vas elected by an overs
whelming majority Of at least some
10000, and more counties, hefeto-
fore populist in their political tens
dencies; returned to the Democratic
fold and elected officials Of that faith.
The legislature is Democratic Id both
branches, which assures a Democrats
ic successor TO Senator Pugh. The
pops and their nigge-loying allies
are bowling fraud, bat az that is
their same old-time song andsdanca
their wild allegations will not at
tract the least attention. Alabama
was considered one OF the doubtful
States. This great victory shows
which way the wind is blowing.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-08-15

John Sullivan issued challenge
to any man in the would to engage
with him in sleepicss contest for
thirty days. Sullivan works In the
sw edes IFon fu-nance, Philadelphia,
and for exastly one month ghe never
closed bis eyes for q minute. Hd
was in perfect health and worked
regularly every day, saaering no iii
effects from his long period of sleeps
lessness. One condition Of the chal.
lenge is that each contestant shalt
walk a mile every hour during The
thirty days.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-08-15
Whooping Coash.

Why pnffsr with Coughs, Colds
and bagrippo when Laxative Bromfs
Qninlne will cure you in one day.
Does not produce ringing IN the
head like Snlphate Of Quinine. Pat
up in tablets convenient for taking.
Guaranteed y cnre or money re<
funded. Price Is cens. For salg
by 4. j. GODDARD & Co
B. FL 5iills Co., Lmt,d.
Hovg a5.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-08-15

3. II. Snyder, sr., father of Lieu
tenant Governor Snyder, died at
Cooper's Wells, Miss, on August 2,
the remains being taken to Rodney
Miss. his former home, where in
terment was made. Mr.. Snyder
was seventy-six years of age aud
had been in failing health for some
time.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-08-15

$40 is Special Wholesale Price Never before sold
quickly introduce the "MaywOod" Bicycle
have decided to make special coupon oer giving every
this paper chance TO get rscass wheel at the
win ship to anyone the above Bicycle securely Grated
represented after arrival and examination We will ship
c. D. with privilege Of examination for $500 and coupon
provided with order of gd faith.
written binding warranty with each Bicycle This is
chance of lifetime and cannot afford to let t oppoE
tuuity pass Address all orders to
CASH BUYERS UNION,
s6a West Van Buren Street, Bx a4I7. CHICAGO ILL.,.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-08-15

There is a movement on foot by
the citizens Of Jennings to secure
the erection Of a college at that
place to cost about $4,000. More
than half Of the necessary amount
bas already been pledged. It is
proposed to erect three story brick
building of handsome proportions.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-08-15

If it were not inconsistent for Mr..
Cleveland to receive the votes of
free silver men in 1892, both in the
nominating convention and at the
election, why should Mr. Cleveland
and his friends desert the "underly-
ing principles Of Democracy" 1896 /?
Daily Telegram.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-08-15


If the droutll continues much
longer, few wagons with sound
wheels will be left. Nearly every
day witnesses a break down, while
it is not an uncommon sight to see
wagon come along with the tire and
possibly the fellow gone. Tires
seem ready to part company with
the wheel on the slightest proyoca-
ton and then go angling down the
street until they encounter somo OBJ
struction. Crowley Signal.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-08-15

There comes 10 our table every
week, what is undoubtedly one Of
the best family papers of the South.
The American, published at Lake
Charles, Louisiana, devoted to
Southwest Louisiana, home circle
and generals news. Subscription
price, One Dollar year, in advance
Send for sample copy. The Afnefs'
can has just issued handsom
pe cial" On Southwest Louisianae
which everyone should see, sent
postpaid for Seven Gents.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-08-15

The Sugar.teat Republicans will
hold q convention in New iberia or
August 9th, to nominate a candi-
date for Congress from the Third
Congressional District.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-08-15

In announcing that he will not
support the Democratic presidential
nominee, q. S. Senator Don Cahety
Gays: Il regard Mr. Bryan as the
nominee, Of all the elements Of sos
sciety warring against the long GU.
tablished aud legitimate order Of
things" Yet he says that he will
not assist in the election Of McKins
ley. Why not? AThirty years Of
Republicanism surely represents ae
least part Of that "long- established
and legitimate order of thingso.so
pleasing to MIR. Gallery. Senator.
if you are so irredeemably between
the devil and The deep blue sea, why
NOT surrender The commission you
hold from tlre advocates of "priyatc
robbery and spoliations,- and public
dishonor,' and HE Yourself 10 the
shores Of gold standard Engiand?---
New fberi7 Enterprise,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-08-15
pATEnrs JFeb. 1891 Oct. s. 1923 JAN 21. 1895
Nav fan 4.

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-09
Hipbes, of all in Leavening Power Latest U s. Govt Report
R!H:a!!L! R BsMdssE
ABsOLUTEEY PURE
ABsOLUTEEY PURE

the banks. The Dfnver tramway
cimpauy very Kindly placed several
street ears ut the dispose OF the lady
visitors 20 take q ride cut to Eliich's
gardens, distance OF seven miles
from the city, where they were ad.
mittei free 20 view the beautiful
gardens, tue menagerlo aud other At.
fractions. We vleltei the capital
building, n very beautiful ana i'm.
posing structure Of Colorado granite
and we were shown through from base.
meut 20 dome, There h a very lnr
museum In tue basement, quite q large
collection Of curlOs and relics ifotn the
clin jewellers OF southwestern Dol.
Oradc.
Ailtr having very enjoyable time
Of nearly four days 90 the guostu u the
GENEROUS and klnd.heartUi people OF
Denver, we wendod our way 10 tue
Union depot Saturday morning 10 70.
turn 10 our mountain homrs, the choir
anu friends dividing In two sections,
part TO take the RIO Grnndo Western
and the rest the Colorado Midland.
The two roads run parallel for several
miles, and we had quite a lively race,
which was enjoyed very much by the
young folks. A few stopped at Manl'
iou 10 take Tlde on the cog railway ~
Pike,s PEAK. Those On the Rio Gfaudt
Western railway had stop OF about
ten minutes ut the hanging bridge anu
Royal uotge TO view the bohutlful
GceneTy.
We arrived at LeRdville about $3.50,
where there was quite a crowd c0!-
lected nt the depot TO eco tho Mormon.
We etopnsi n few minutes and sang
for them, which was received
with cheers. Our next stop wa, at
Glonwood Springs, ana although u
was after ~ O'Clock there was quite a
crowd to greet us. The choir gave two
selectiont, alter which the train con.
ductor escorted US over TO the fprlngp
aud the Colorado hotel
We arrived at Grand Junction no ut
about 4 a.ni., where the other section
war waiting ior ur. The two trains
we're ciulird together and We pulled
cut for nome.
lhste we're only two accldentl on
the entire tfip-Bfothet w. II, Foster
had the mla 0Ttuue TO havoNnia head
come In contact with one OF the cat
wiudowf, breaking tho gllas nnd
cutting his forehead aui his left
baud quite badly from the pieces u
ginss falling on bis haBd; Dav hatb.t
Gotta whack on the hvAl iflv' - Q
graph polu o. he was ttAu Ing o. t.u
sleps And leaning out. WIS.,, 90 two
exceptions and tue "ssn tioGuvssH OF
sgyefaI OF the ladies, we haI GO trip
home. II was q trip long 10 Uu TO-
membeted. ERNEST =. PESRosE.
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Utah Moman,s Can.

.,ew YORK World spsclaE wseb-
ing,on, d. g., Sep. "A Utah
woman named Piumuioy was granted
today patent for cap, tho ciown Of
which 10 the exact approximation Of q
iiNitou.pc,al daley hns boon adopted
os the emblem Of the Silver Iuriy,nnd
Mtr. Plumuley conceived tho ideH thut
% cap OF this character would DO de.
slfed by pgts)ns Wishing 10 Indicate
their loyalty 10 silver.
Tho national committee q the Silver
party mas announced ilH Intention ui
ruylrg a feb lot OF Ma. liumbioy'l
clis AMI disifllutlug tbal lu Cvugt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-09

Jonklnf. Beulsmin b WileoD. salt
Lake CITY; Joseph 10. Walton. Provo.
For The Hw.ss anu German mission
Charles j., Gerber, william ID. Nohl,
Anthon Hoppunbecs. Salt Lake Ciy;
VIM. Guild, Piedmont; Thomas WY.
Stevenson, Forest Daif; Cnerles "A.
Miller, 81 George. For The Neither.
lands Missl0u-- Franz T.. Haufou,
Salt Lake city. For the scandinavian
Mission Enoch JotsonsoD, Ephfaim,
Appointments.-Eldefs Jesse Smith
and George Conner, who since their
arrival on Msy IL, 1875, have been
eronding their time IN searching gene.
alogiet, have now been appointed 10
labor ~ travelling Elders In tbs Chel'
tonham conference.
Elder f.. &. Jenkins has been up.
pointed 90 labor a. travelling Elder Ia
the Leeds conference.
Elder Benjamin 4. wilson has bee
appointed 20 labor as travelling Elaof
In tho Nottingham conference.
Elder jos. u. Walton has been ap-
pointed 10 labor o. travelling Elder IN
tue Newcastle conference.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-09

Lucretla Ls Chart today enteroo sal
In the Third dislriet court against hsrl
husband. JsmssC. Ls Cisri,praying the
court that the bonds Of ma,rimony ex'
isling between them be declared void .
Mrs. Bc CIarf dsolates IN her com.
plant that she married her reoteant
iorJ aud master on January D, 1850,
In walssnbuty, Colorado, anu that on
March 1, 1895, the master Of her house.
hold, disregardipg his marriage Nowb
anu obligations, deserted his poet OF
duty aud has since continued TO abau-
don the plaintiff. Mts. lie Clari wants
no alimony, but will be satisfied with
. plain, everyday divorce.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-09
ADJUSTMENTS.

Luauncey ololtt aud his clever com.
pany, under tue management Of An.
guslus Pltou,wil present Mavournevn
al tue Salt Lake rheator Thursday
night. The romance which forms the
theme Of tho play hos had many a
counterpart Ia real he; Mayourneen
Ia therefore not pioiure VI imposil.
bilitits, but tale Of Ifith lie that 10
at once human aud full Of heart H..
iotcst. ~ Terence Dwyer, ,hu gsllsut
lrlsh.Amefioan soldier aud lover, with
his fascinating tonga hnd his military
dash, Mr.. O'cllt NJ kna on teal stage
hero, ho IL surrounded by good com.
rsny and the costumes and scenery OF
the piece are said 10 be remarkably
haulsumc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-09
MisslonarY SoclabIe.

a. farewell s,c.able viii be tenuered
Elder John T. Chetling, who will
shortly leave 10 hll a mission IN Scan.
dinavia, in the Thirteenth ward
meeting house, on lfriiny evening, the
llth inst, beginning nj O'Clock. A
pleasing program will BIZ carried out
under the direction OF Prof. Careless.
Elder Cherling Is a faithful aud enur.
rotiC worker In the cause OF truth,
and iull house 10 anticipated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-09

Tnore IL a letter q: this tfiic5 ad.
dressed 10 Samuel Eastman. The
writer thereof llves So q ivensland,
Australia,a ud evidently hos 30 kuowl.
edge OF the whereabouts Of Mi. Eatt.
man further than that ne Ia 70 member
Of the Mormon Church. Mt. East
man or any of hls ianiiy can get the
lci'e- by calling on tho NEws.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-09
ELECTlOS BOOTH CONTRACT.
II Now Goes TO Home Finn Afraid
tf Patent Inirngcm,

After n pto,rAo.ed discunion OF the
matter at yesterday evenings meeting,
tho county commlsslonota awarded
the contract for Furnishing election
booths to Dyke x Nlssgr. Tue con-
tract txsc.a 40 Indemnity bond oi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-09

50 900 to iniurr the county ngainit
legal action 90 a c3unt Of possible IN
ffingcmon' OF patents. Mcssfe' Rjbtfts
add Chuslophcraon voted aye AND
Chairman Geudca voted NO. The
latter expressed himnsli a. having m
prehcntiOu on account OF patent 10
Judgements ard tue stability OF lut
booths thUmselveY. He was ~ iaNoi
Of buying the Barnard booths TOT the
CITY nud allowing the county mem
btfs TO get what they pltascu.
Tho contract previously awarded u
the Bufi,i. Steel housr was resclnded
bocauso the lirm refused % Pat up the
indemnify b0ui.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-09
II. George Temple.

Wiilcloio On Friday, 25iL September,
o-d reopen 90 Tuaiday, .7th Oe,obvf.
DAVID II. CAEsON,
.tpfr.iHont.
90 GEORGE, Utah, 4,L ssut., 1928.
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In the European Mission.
IMilisnniAl star. Aus. ~

Arrivalt-rhe Amufioan ! NJ steam
ship PonnlAnd, which arrived today a.
Liverpool from Philadelphia brough,
the following namtd missionaries from
Zion; For the British Misaion-E. 3.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-09

stolian Of the county for the purpose
of livlug MEN IN opportunity of an.
nounclug tbcir financial convictions
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ilOn Co'i otiet TO show cause for In.
Junction. w. II. Dickson.
Frank Thompson ct nj " John J.
snyder Ell al; demurrer TO amt dsd aud
.ubsi queni complaint. A. Howat; 5.
McDOgall.
Glenn II. Boutwell, et al W S. 4.
Markham ct ~; motion for new trial
and 10 feiax costs. Bo,th, Lee *
cray GOODWIN q Van Pelt.
Geo, w. Ludlow Co. ct al " Benls-
min Davis OF al; molten for receiver 10
ray costs 10 dale; motion 10 compon.
safe receiver aud attorneys. II. H..
stephens. II. y. Smith; Booth, Lee &
Gray, Jones a 5chroodef.
Frank Thompson 81 al vs. william
H. I,bel ct nj; demurrer 10 amended
complaint A. Howal; ]. NJ. Bow.
man.
Lavinia A. Heidei vs. Chollous W.
Heidel; motion for new trial. r. ID.
Lswis, =. IA. Lewis.
w. q. a. smoot w Pacific Lumber
and Building Co.; motion Tor new
tiial. bloiboufow a Kahn; Marshall
4 Il ylo.
J. n. Hamilton ct al We John H..
Dolly; motion TO ro.thx cost; motion
tor new trial. Arthur Brow q; Mar.
shall q Royle, w. ii. Dickson, Ben.
nett, hATknsts, Howal a Bradley.
Henry HAslam vs. Samuel Haslnm,
motion iof foietenge. IL. ID. Winter;
J. II. Hufd.
James n. HAtlam W Robert H..
Haslam; demurrer to complaint 4.
ID. Lewis; J. n. Moylc.
Eva Malta Johnson " uuslave u.
johnson; demurrer 10 complaint;
motion 10 strike out answer anu cross.
complaint JameO IL. Moyl,; II. A.
Smith.
Utah Stove and Hardware 90. W
5. T.. Amusement O.. ct oil; demurrer
to complain. J. ii. Moyls; Bennett,
Harkness, Howat a Bradley.
Mary Vaudefcook Va Albert q. Van
dercook; demurrer 10 complaint; mo.
ton aud order TO show CAUSE iot oil.
mony. Jones a Schroeder; N!o &
Armstrong.
Marion Gold Mining 90. Va NJ. T..
Osborn; m otion 10 retaN costs and
new trial. w. ii. Dickson, NJ. 81.
kaighp; Bennett, Hatknts,, Howat
a Bradley.
Marion Gold Mining 90. vs. NJ. T.
GisborD; molten 10 rttax costs aud
new trial. w. II. Dickson, NJ. 81.
Kaighn; Bennett, Harknoss, Howat &
Bradley.
Marion Gold Mining Go. W NJ. t.
Gisborn; motion 10 fetax Gusts ami
new trial. w. ii. Dickson. NJ. NJ.
Kaighn; Bennett. Hardness, Howsi &
Bradley.
Marion Gsld Mining Co. Va NJ. r..
GlsboIn; motion 10 relax costs and
new trial. w. II. Dlcuson, NJ. NJ.
Kaighu; Bennett, harknetS. Howat &
Bradley.
Marion Gold Mlaing 90. Va NJ. r.
Glsborn; motion b. tetax costs and
now trial. w. IL. Dlokson, NJ. NJ.
Kaighn; Bennett, Hsrkness, Howat s.
bradley.
Jane George Va VIM. l.. Butler ct al;
demurrer 10 complaint. J. l.. Darmef;
Sutherland q Murphy.
Frank TbOtopsoD,c Va JIG. Jacobs
OF Bl; demurrer 10 complaint. A.
Howai; Rawlins a Criichlow.
Elizabeth III. Anderson va b.L. City
Gas Co.; Motion for new trial J. q.
Sutherland, a. Howai; r. l.. VII.
lihms.
Nellie 3. II. Smith Va NJ. Smar.z OF
nj; order TO show cause for Injunction;
demurrer 20 amended complaint. Eu.
gene Lewis; Looibourow & Kahn.
Alfred Slidell vs. James Watson ct al;
order 70 show cause for Injunction. 3.
II. Lewis.
Kate NJ. Hostra vs. ID. +. warpey OF
nj; demurrer to complaint. Booth, Lee
4 Gray; q. =. Varian.
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