davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21

Gafdpette | paris, pg ha Der optom
nogen Strio ON, bpem Der itulbe tomz
manOsre btsie trooper, foreIlps ben
Gole Mdrti, at be ituloe titles unber
Waibin9tons &ommanbo, "a at
frantic Sftcerer altib Itulbe itua ION
Rumer to / 5orbDlb til ameritanIte
at famine Rang. 8aibin9tpn % Ga
fapette bolot pau meb at inoprbne be
franfte Sielpetropper, ba Qrnolos
6prreberi fanbt Steb, % be traf til
at bore / arnoIbs Sooebtparter / @eIt
point / ct 2Grinbe, iom bapbe meb
oenne Gag at sjsre, ba ben bramaz
tiite Spba9eIie al 6o~rreberiet blsp
giort.
ubtaleIfer al Wafbinato on.
Nationens pulitiIts llbpitlina bar
Itrsoet iaa langt forbi bet Stanbpunft.
9Oorpaa man fob / bans Sio, at hans
2af1ter o9 Wtentnger bar liben 4npenz
belle paa ben Sib, bbori ri leper. Men
I I'm @fitsostaIe, ba ban itea neb at
prel'oentltolen, fremtom ban boa Tom
Patriot pg Stdtsmanb meo gtrinoer
Der mad titles iebniibes meo his5e
lelOinolpisnoe Sanobeber, iom oIorio
bltr foriliot eler unpttiqe. Om en-
oartg Screening iom ct Mibbel til Sri
4eoens geoareIie iasOe ban:
"&e9ieringens Gnbeb, Tom frems
ltller for Dem ct eneIte Soft, er M
o9laa bleben Dem tjar. Den er bet
meO Rette; tbi ben sr SoOsbItstten !
Den gqgning, ION foreItiQsr Dor Dir.
teltse Electromagnetic; ben Iitrsr Or
ben O9 RO biemms og Sreb meb llb.
lanoet; ben gjsr 2anbet trnot % brr.
l'sr ON bets 2btte; ben o~pretborbsr
Den 6ribeo, Tom hi iaa bgilio bri1er
Uten oa bet er let at forubIe. at man
az torltjeai9e aariager pa fra for.
ltleat9e SolO bill SIRE fla ben llmooe
al aa0e.os alle1oanOs Sumter for at
lpelte SsreS e~rtjenbeIIe at benne
Sanobeo, iaaiom bette er BET N,,nH
p. Serss pOIitiite 5aitnino, mob bril-
let mors o9 pOre 5ienberg gutterier
ualaoelt9 Os melt pirtninosfuJbt
trlsnt offs ltluIt os unberfunb;otl piI
ollos ~rsttet, er bet al o%perortentI:o o.,
lgOnlhs' at De aItiO tilbgrIia bad
lllsnner ben u~moobelige ger6i, fpm
Serss rationale Union 5ar for 0eres
fGles Os ben enteItes 0ptte; at 81,
opell'er en- biertslis, inberIio % nro,,
tslts Sen9ipenbeb for ben % prnnsr
Dem til at tGnte % tale ON ben ,nr,
SOlOertst for Ssres poIitips Si,tsr'
beo os Sptte, pogter ON gsporsrSsn
osraf meo itinip9 sGnaIteliobeb. nsS'
ilaar enbpsr antpOnina ON, al non
unoer piSie 6OrbOlo tan bIipe ork.
bet, Os itsber tilbage meb upiIis ~,
9pert 5orisg pua at lpsripe roosn nj
al port sunb fra ReItsn osrof. eIer
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21

orebe bans itplte 8pgnine, bporS tprte
bar forenet meb Spmmetrt.
"Sror Se maaIte, 6r. fremmeb, at
De fan gisre bet beore9" iasbe Charlie
Simms, od ban Ia WRrte til, bporlez
oes ben nDantpmne maalte &plabz
len men Sinene.
"Gr bet for Mpro Stplb s tiams
per?" 1purte ben fremmebe, "euer er
Der en- Pris for ben, iom pinber?"
"Sen beiligite 9ris, iom npsen
Wanb tjampebe om," iparebe 9oms
meren. "0erborte itaar hun."
Den fremmebe taiteoe ct 9rbsbiat
9lit paa ben rsbmenbe pige, pg bans
0tne uotrptte 8eunbring.
"gr Gbsunsen fri for aGe?" fpurte
ban.
"5or ale % enbper," ipdrsbe Inz
nettes 5aoer meb Snteresie. "Spis
De bill probe, iaa itaar bet Dem frit
for. Ser er min 9atter. sc paa
benbe pg beitem 9em."
Den fremmebe taftebe 5ratfen at
meo ct emil, banbt Stjarfet tettere
ON 2ipet og traabte frem. s aanbez
lss Spending iaa ale paa ben Jung.
Wfanb, oa ban tog Sart.
"22 Sob o9 l Somme!" Sommez
rens Orb mobtpges meb ct llobrub af
Sperraftelie os 9%eunbring. 4ae
ittmleoe ON ben nbe Seierberre % Int
pm iteoe BAN, bog life uben en- ssslelIe
at Mfeblioenbeb meb Sarrp. Sa ban
iglen bdpoe taget unifprmsfratfen
paa, penbte ben fremmsbe fine Sine
mob ben ftignne 9ris, fpn bar blepen
bans, ifipnt ban ilet life fienbts tenbe.
life engang al Rapn. 8lss % neoz
ladet tsttebe bun fig til fin Sabers
Irm.
Stattels Sarrp Carroll fob for fla
'elp, iorgmobig ug nebbsist. San Be-
unoreoe ben f%remmebe for bans Smiz
ot9bso o9 &raft, men / lit Sierte bas
beoe ban BAN for bans Seller.
"Annette, min pr9gtiee 9ris," faaz
be ben fremmeoe, ibet ban tos benbes
ilappe Saanb; leg bar punbet Dem
| Grlig Samp; men bet amer mia, at
Der blanbt Meobeilerne er en- llnaout,
iom bar ct bsiere arap pda Dem enb
leg. Win Serre!!" penbte ban fla til
ben o%perraiteoe Sarrp, "0e bar piItz
moi Seierberren, inben iss tom, % ipm
taaoan mae De, meb ben 9rebe ssorz
iamltn9s Siaaoelie, mobtaae al min
9aano ben pris, ipm De iaa bel bar
fortient."
Den unge Mano iprang frem %
9reb tatnemmeIis ben fremmeoes
Suano. S nGIte gieblit sreo qns
nette at 9lebe psb bans grpit. Stes
bet slenlso al Soltets 9lebesfria;
men miOt / carmen fisrnsoe ben frems
msbs fig. fe9 pp paa fin Seit % reb
burtis uo at 2anbsbpen.
Canine often blep Sarrb GA On
nette gifte. 5lere aar efter bleo Sarrn
Carroll SberIt. gn often, ba ban
lab pda 8eranbasn foran lit imutte
Ganoiteb, tom en- 3urer rioenbe ga
melOts, at General Waibinston meo
Stab eierne piloe nbDe SberItens
SieItfribeo ON Ratten.
geb aftsnsboroet tunbe Mrs. Qlnz
nette Carroll, Tom MI bar blepen en-
pGrbig Watrone, men enbnu bapbe Be-
bolbt i'm Stisnbeo, life faa fine Sine
bort fra ben bersmte Gjsit. Seq bar
Wistante ON, Sr. Sberit," ia Genera
len, at Wrs. Carroll tror, at bun /
mig bar gienfunbst en- sammel gez
tienot; men Seirtoit os baarbt Glib
bar MI siort mig iaa ubetpem, at lea
life funbe hoppe % Sob % l somme
snbos for en- iaa imut grub Tom ben,
ies bandit"
gu ia, bet bar Dirtelis Seorss8aI bs
inston, ION bar ben unse, imutte
aiGmpe, Der iaa pIubielis Tom % fprs
ipanbt, bd man / bin @irginiabD bolpt
en- 9eppetamp ON ben ftisnns Sarmers
batter. Sasnst berpm lepsr snbnu.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21

&u y. Gnunoieu! - Serueo i%noirHoeF
le9 roale Gtnter ausaaenoe ben Spmnl!1Hr'
'on' reg 1T iioitIeoeu Wai @aanep, newll8
'SusoeHneH". % ies nrua iise, at ben er S''
n'elt uomarteoe Spmaifine, iom fan iinots'
laa en- Spmaltinc til so q go 9olars tie
Tan oGre beore. Seq er bel fornpiet nIF0
Den % raaoer eubper, iom pnifer fig en- S0'
maNtIHe, at ienoe eiter "Suspenneu", oa leS
iror. ben er pmlrent ben bsbite Spmaltrne
lont tubes. Zen arbeioer iaa let, at bet ct
nor 6pruBielie at ~ meo ben. Zen ct
ben biIIi8ite giaIitae, noaen ran pniis 49,
6ra8ten bar $1.00 Gents, iom jeS tr0f oaF
lda S'utSt iom bet iuuoe saa an.
MRS Wartbea Ganuteior,
Rprie. 8psque Co., 2tTaS'
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21

Spm Sbar paa TereS EpTorortu9 ~ mig
ON al uotale min Wteniug ON Spnaltntl
"SnsoenneH," ital les msboele, at ben CT lot'
irlIlla I ale Seuieenoer. Sraat 81 80. w.
g. E~oroauif, Sotmal 9liuh
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21

S"r biai8e % fifre giaetter IRA
euer I'll Sperl8e, 9orae % 9aumart bsn'
oenoer man fig til bet eamle, ueItIcno't
srniarattoHs' 6irma q. Morteuisn s g.,
l4o Y. Sin5te Str, Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21

S en- 9p / 9irsinia Iepebs / 1775 en-
rig o9 unbsrIis sammsl Garmer, bpis
9atter bar ben nnbisite | belle arsbien.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-16

that without rules Or discipline no
organization could long exist; that ns
mumU.r ot the Church he wished to
define and establish these propositions
lssl the Posts readers "shUuld get an
erroneous conception regarding the
welding Of power by the presiding
authorities Ia the Cuurcbp and hV
added: "Hut even hint that tho
maintenance o. order In the Mormon
Church by its leaders IL being prompt
ed by sinister motives ON their par.
viii be- repuJisteI by ali who know
thp sterling qualities Of those hUnyi-
able men wh1, amidst hardshiJs anu
.uhcrings Of oil kinJ', have spent their
lives In trying to 10 gooi to tHoir
follow men," Next Day, however,
Elder Olsen's communication was re-.
turncd ~ hlm with note from one "
the editors with the remark that while
nis letter was inter,silng II was "no
available f9r the Post; IN publication
would only provoke a Discussion for
which We have not the space"
The rosI oi the same date CO.. taius n
special from Vauc5burg, lIAlcky,
which Is worthy o' republication,
though none Of the News corru-pon.
isuts have as yet aludrd to or con-
filmed the Incident, and which may
therefore DO accepted, 70 A. NJ, with
The usual allowance for reportorial
czHg Eertior.
Tho Mormon Elders have invaded this
county, nui while thoy encounter su mo
indIgnltes iu sec Ions, thoy play havoc
Wi hUilEy 900 utuyrs. ESQUIRE i-nar
LyAIu-, who cnmu iu this morning from
DrIm, tolls NJ % aongttIouai clash thoro
Jas night between lisy. Poior Rppat0
aud hIs congregation.
Two Mormon Elders desired 60 preach
Joe bis church. Ito barred tbom out and
hiH congregation held % heated meeting
Asa rr.ul the door was torn down aud
Tho Elders were escorted iu.
Row lipra.o, % Is said, denounced the
congregation aud Iho Mprmuua. lilo says
lac will resign tho pu-lorato.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-16
rmE mc,,LT AND CHURCH

The action oil Rev Jsukyu Lloyd
Joncs, u the Clicngo All souIs
church, with reference 90 bicycles
may be regarded by many liberal
minded people as natural sequence
oi the uses to which the wheel is be-
inr put; still lt points out that there DO
YET "A lingering inclination on the pntt
VI certain rollyiously disp1sei people
10 regard the bicycle a. a wicked de.
vice " draw the unwary 10 n spiritual
Babylon, Just why this view should
10 taken does not appear clear
provided the use Uf the wheel
Is not In Itself irjurou. TO the
physical or moral being. While the
bicycle lad may b., ana perhaps is,
90 some instances made 60 tend ,Ua con.
iition OF irfollglsu, there is no gtoi
reason why It should DO clusfcI Gs
essentially evil on that account. mt
were TO be ~ treated, then almost every
new device Tor tho convenience OF
man could be placed IN the same list.
II bicycling As an evil tendency IL 60
bo oonlenicd against, aud in that iu.
depreciation II certainly should be-,
'hon one OF the mes. potent mssus
OF triumph over u IL IN the cour.r
pursued by Mr.. Jouss He would not
drive the btcyCists 10 tho hauuts Of the
irfevefent anu the pleasure seeker, but
would have them enjoy bicycling ~ %
convenience 80 bringing thou under
the iufiu,n'o % the church aud the
religious teacher. In that form 10 ,sa
legitimate a means Of conveyance NJ
the carriage or the car, anu surely II
10 more cOmmendable 90 iuJuro
bicyGls,s to become church gorrs than
TO invite them by ministerial un'rieuu.
lines 10 the wheel TO become Sabbath
breakers.
The bicycle has come to slny, Tor
tins Ut lenst, a. ready means Il
rapid transit and ~ uso should be-
made to conform to good purposes
rather than allow It to orcrate Tor ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-16
CuBA'S ARMIES.


a writer In the New York Mail anu
EHprois Furnishes some data regarding
the iusuTrecliJnafy stmies Of Cuba. A.,
IH well known, he spanish official
reports the Cubaus In arms are nearly
always referred to rs "baudit,. - "rav.
shers " women" "nrFro Insurgents, -
aud similar Fpithrts. Their right To be-
considered as belllgereuts woulI large.
ly depend on q q truth Of lhs allega.
lions implied.
II seems that there are two distinct
army organizations Of Cubans--one for
occupation aud one for Invasion. The
frsi coneists Of about ~, 200 men ana 10
divided between tho following pro.
ylncesi Santiago DO Cuba, Puerto
Principe, santa Clara, Matau.
sas, Havana and Pinat del
RIO. The second consists OF
yer 10000 men under Maxine
Glmfs. sixty per cent Of all the mor
in the armiea are white. There arc %
ficers, aud Of those 30 are white, 10
black, 3 mulattoss und Indian.
Asto In, cbnrnoIer Of the mo, is,t.
ing tho tpsurreetion sam, ipter,stiny
ats.emepts nre made. Fr,ncisc, cam.
10, now major.general In Malauzas,
Was the owner OF "a large estate 50
Sancu SpirlIus. General Campos had
., much re.arI for the homo, n, ,,,,.
man mai nm, d,v bcaIit,.ntr,.
....- ...-,,. =, ....... ......-.....,..,....
Won nrs released oNis th,n| rr, r1
crl you Will NOT who mp arms against
'"y M'' n,., t.,r mn, lo,a ., .,.. ,,.. ,
CarIIIu'. reply, but / viii no, gi,G my
word of honor not 60 ospou-o tue cause
ANY t,rmy,J M w." 'a sr n ns', ,n', o.
which tho Cortos have acknowledged 10
'e uHu'w"N'''
Cv'pydcs wa5 educated in,hs United
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-16
MISSIONARY INCIDENTS.

Elder Charles l.. Olsen, writing
from Cincinnati, Ohio, under date or
the 10Th lust, sends, AS clipping from
the Ciucln all Post OF lhe7 h,n fppcl,i
dlspateh from TINS olty Du the "Mor.
mon Mpuiiysto," tho sgb's.l NJ caur-r
being the declaration OF tao Church
Ieadets ~ TO high Unicor, In the Priest.
hood counsehug win and oblniuin
The approval OF their a-B uisice he
fore engaging IN amy other pursu
that would wilhdTGw them from III,
ecelesiasllc,l duties they arc ploIrc.
10 perform, In answer 10 tb,s dl-r.tcH,
which In some resperts materially iu.
Iorted tho SODunl lacr, Elder Olsau
wrote to the Pot pointing out the
difference between the status oi thu
Cnurch Of Jesus Christ u Latter.Iay
Saints ami that Of any other religion.
Organization; that with the former the
PRONUNCIATION OF the Gospel, ~ with
the Master Himself anu His disciplcs,
Ia recognized as duty to bc performed
freely yet OF paTamount imporlaLc &C;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-16

thu ga .ls. uau.vI. v.I. mup'f.u Dr.
,lI rauG. ofs ci.Iy. WHJ urd black,
rich aud pOoE eduUslUu aud uu-
educated are nghting $40 by side.
There is then q unity OF purp9so that
must be considered good in,ioiuc.
ton to finnl success. II seems 10 be an
immuiabls decree that when a PEOPLE
uniloliy, however email IN uumJers,
tise In the nsme Of outraged jusilce In
order 10 crush oppression and night
in,olepble wrongs, 30 must succeed.
Evil eau hold but temporary sway. Il
is that which DO good and right and
luil bat u permanent In ali indi.
v dual "a VOL a. combined efforts,
just cause is stronghold that can bo
gciouuuI ~ numerically email iorcCs
against Uvurwhr ming multtudos.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-16

"ltr tasr ',a.u." 'rr comm in.
Chamberlain q. ,Uga. IsumtI rs brCHu %
u is praised tyaI ahl Try ~ snyHJ J.
w. g x d Son, gfrgg'sls, Mgrshheld,
Oregon. No one On gtei with throat
or lung trouble can nee thit remedy
without prsising ~ 10 aivaya rivos
prompt rtliet ltis especially valuable
for llIs, as u relieves the luugs,maEfs
breathing easier aud aide pNprctJta'
uUn. A cold viii. never result in pncu'
mUuia when this remedy H taken auu
reasonable care exercised. For sale UJ
DfuRgists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-16

REV Owen JOSEs, a san Francisco
Picsbyturian minister, declared on
Sunday that "nl man has n right to
make money EXCEPT N ono wby--.ty
tue sweat Of bis brow. A man must
be condemned for taking interest, tor
he does not gain II 10y pttspration."
The gentleman probably poupires
iroriy when preaching t5r his salary,
thereby earning It by the sweat OF his
brow; otherwise he would b, con.
dsmurI ny HE own logic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-16
MN a NLW rOLlrY

Recent events connected with the
nght furnishing business IN -a'i Lake
CITY suggest that the municipality
ought T. ADOPT a new pO'icy With c1t-
porations receiving from II valuable
franchises. In tho matter Of charging
citizens for gas, It seems clear that the
company doing business hero has dis
regarded the express terms Of lie iran.
chlse; and while under some cOudi-
lions the city might ptocreu
against tho company, tho right
TO do 80 is questionable In this
case. The only recourse the gas
consumers have IL to combine in suit
Tor excess charges, and have q court
pass upon the equities OF the case.
What " needed In tho line OF new
departure when granting franchises Il
that the city adopt means to enforce
compliance herewith In all pATlic.
ulats.
This could be accomplished by re.
curling tho company receiving q
franchise to give bond ~ secure
tho fulGlment OF its part Of the
contract a private corporation has
no right 10 receiys aud enjoy nll
tho advantages OF public iran-
chlso by having tho oltya part kept
good, while at the same time the com.
pany may refuse to perform iIs agree
ment and thereby subject the cltzsus
to outrageous treatment. The time has
gone by when II Is necessary 10 give
away valuable blanket franchises 10
induce the investment OF capital In
quAsi.public business; bulwark
.hould DO erected, which, while not
imposing ffeah and unnoosssary buzz
den ON new enterprises tbat proceed
In an honest anu honorable fashion,
should servo rs protection TO the
public against arrogance and unwar-
ran,ed abuse.
Such bulwArk could have been
made effective Ia toe present instance.
Here n corporation received q valuable
franchise upon certain terms, one OF
which was that II should charge no
more than certain figure for gas.
The people accepted that in good faith,
ana the price named was the maxi.
mum figure In moral contract with
oitlEeus. Now the price IL suddenly
raised by trick which the fran.
ohito did not guard against,
aud the citizens suffer ut the
hands Of tho uRFty to whom they eA.
tended a valuable kindness. II tho
Council had required, from the COM
pany which has performed the hcl
complained VI, bond Of 10000, OF
any other adequate sum, that II would
comply with its franchise IN all par.
ticulArs, then upon the making OF an
excess charge against any consumer
the municipality wsuld have ha1
cause to proceed upon the bond. The
gas company could not have
collected more than It's maxi.
mum price tor each thousand
ttst, under a minimum quantity or
any other pretsNt, without having the
city to tight In the ooutt--a much
more serious thing than prospect Of
that kind from individuals, the mpJof,
Ivy OF whom will suffer long before
Tesorting to litigation with powerful
corporation.
Here we have an illustration OF an
important omission which 1t .houlI be-
The object Of new policy to supply.
Tue municipality ought to watch The
oitzeu's welfare gs part Of the c1rpor.
ate interest In css.s where that well
fare IL affected by municipal action, Us
o.. at. t...t....
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-16
THE WEAImElps VARIANCE.


: Toe weather Of yesterday, AUhl 10,
was reminder u tho vat extent VI
this country aud the varying tempera.
turo II II sutJect to In certain poul5ns.
la Salt Lake CITY We hal hail and
snow, ana In Coloraio there was nj.
most a blizzard for a TOW hour, while
10 lows, which IL oIassoI by tue bulk
" the population Of the country ~ 10
tho West, the thermometer went up 10
summer heat, registering on degrees
Fahrenheit, the atmosphere being co
close aud sultry as To occasion at loIpt
one care OF exhaustion. Farther
EAST the country was subject 70 the
same sullry wave. On the Pacific srn-
BOARD tho weather was Inclined 10
chilIinoss, anu evon FROST All this
variation was recorded in practically
tue came latitude, the differences be-.
ween thu lower and higher attitudes
west Oi tue great Plains being much
loss than that between the set.lovel
POINTS Of New York ami San Franchise.
Fhesr variations IN temperature, while
notable arc not uncommon, and show
a country Of such broad territorial
extent that there 10 no difficulty Ia
getting tho extremes OF GUNNER anu
winter weather into comparatively
small section Of itRl any one time, or
Of traEspOsing the conditions In the
same locality.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-16

James l.. Francis, Alderman, chi.
cage, sayG 81 regard Dr. KinR's New
Di very AZ tho ideal PauaceA ilT
Coughs, Colds auu Lung Complaints,
having used II IN my family Tor the
lAtt hyo years, TO tue 6Ioluti0n Of
physioiAg's prescriptions or other PIE
pafAtionsn
Rev, John Bufgus, Keosuk, Iowa,
Wtiteu ~ have breu n minister OF tue
Asihedlsg Episcopal Church isg 81
ye ~ or mole, and have never found
any hing 40 bansfiriRl, or that gave
me such speedy rellsi Ne Dr. Klng's
New Discovery. =" Try this Ideal
Cough Remedy now. Trial Bottles
Free At z. G., NJ. |. drug department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-16
Don't Fail to
Hear this Program

A. tho Edison Phonograph and Kline.
to-copo Parlors, Tor tow days 2Jl south
Mains
Ridiug Thro' tho Glen.
King Cotton Ntrch,
when Grover Cleveland Co.'S Baby
Boy,
MIX Wulto Flag Lancers with calls,
somebody Loves Me,
Hos DOT WhrOIs boz illz iioal,
rawlings " John McCulloch, Insane
Actor,
Harry lluvwari's Last Words,
The CufnUsld,
Casey Taxing tho Consua,
Snrpoutuo Dance .kOun,Usc6pu,
auIIusuuH uu the by=~vnuga
Hypnotic SCENE lkurtnUhOuU.
ono hundred other selections 20 choose
from,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-16

Mf. FruI Miller, OIL living, Illinois,
writes that hs had Severe Kidney
trouble for many ytafs. with severe
palms IN his back ana also that .
bladder WAS Affected. lie tried many
90 called Kidney cures but without
any good result, About u year AgO hu
began uso Of Electric BiUers snI found
relief NJ ouor, ElsolIic Bltlsrs IL e.
psCially adapted 10 cure OF all Kidney
AID Liver troubles anu often gives ~
must Instant rsilu'. ono ltsl viii
provo our statement. Pic, only SOC.
Al u. q, NJ. /. uIug department.
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Pertens wuu ate subject 81 attacks Of
bilious collie vii. uH leased 10 know
thst prompt relief may Dee he'd by TAI.
Ing Chamberlain collie, Cholera and
DiaffhOea Remedy. thuts quickly aud
can always be agpsnded uUou. 10
many casCs the attack may be pfevenl'
ei by taking this remedy soon ME The
fret indication of tUr disease appears
IS aud 5D csbt bottles iIr sale by Drug.
FUNaN.
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BucRlsn's Arnica saIvo.

THE BEST SALvE iu Che world fof
Cuts, Bruises, sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, iettur, Chsppsd
Hands, Chublaiup, Corns, anu sll Skin
A. options, ard IOsliiytly CuTos Pilss,
%. no 10y required, II guaranteed 10
give perfect satisfaction or money 70.
funded. PSice Is cents per h0K. For
sale by u. G. NJ. 1. drug department.
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The rraHHrf IrrssH NrT4 10 ulH. Dol. .."
E..iaJ excepted. ai CORNER So OBJ aus East l"ul s
etrHUiH. Sale lake .fys
Train EIIU1l % gl1 3. m. % guar Edition %
O'rIUaF
Tho ursrnrr sru .Wrrrtr EFvs is puU.iHad
on IuUsUay aud IUIay % "a D wuHl.
Tho brslnrr WrrELr 60 magazine form ia rla.
tslsl ever HsIlfH.a
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Tho Nrwa is 90 siir lI fHn principal f'1is's News
after 3. m daily.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-16

Cleans your blood with Goibe Pi1ts
Cnmuouad SaIsapagilla, Has NO
equal
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suf'cribsrs changing w0lr place " residence
should always Eyo former De- VOL 10 present ale
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MUST BE SOLO
AUCTION SALES.

WE WILL SILL Al PRIVATE SALE ON
" I1l tn drrlDrs Tor tbU neat 10 days from
thirteen different bankrupt sturks gouds low.
cr lhHn any one" Come md ser fIr yourself
Tor tue building hHH 60 be- torn down MAY the
10Th, No, "a south Main street
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city Subscriber, viii tiadIy notify , r Dumb q,
lIreHIaurI, o. auy irrHsl.ari.y iu tle delivery Of
Nrir EBlHfa
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CHILDRBN'S DAY SATURDAY

from . 3, M. Co q,
Any OF tho above selections on tho
rhuuugraph, only ac each, Closed sun.
days, Miss DELLA IuTTLE,
Manager