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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-13
s.LrAlR,, MAGNITUDE.


Several Of the prominent nte ohiefs
.ho attended the convention IN this
city ard who have an intimate ac-
uuainianco with the great pleasure and
health feaotis Of tho country, have ielt
impellod, after their visit TO bal'af
BeAoh, 10 confess that what ihoy boz
held thoro was great revelation 10
them. They had not realized be-
fore what grand enterprise
had been protected and completed In
the West, and had not thought such a
thing possible here. For ~. magni'
iudo ana excellence Of arrangement
the great pavilion was pronounced I'M
hesilatlnely to be the finest they had
Teen anywhers--thoro Ia nothing IN
the county 10 compare with II. The
ffemsn's visit this week also witnessed
at saitAir a proceeding altogether I'M
usual at such places oliev here. 1hlswas
the presentation withou, additional
cost 10 tho people, though At great ex'
psnss 10 the promoter, Of daElllngly
beautiful entertainment which In
other pisces has altuoiod Immense
audiences when the price OF adj
mission was four times the rail-
way fare TO HaltaiJ and At the
last named place the gorgeous cniot'
taiument is given every evening free
People here take such proceedings
~ a ma,ier Of couue, aud It is doubtful
whether al appreciate tho magnitude
Of the enterprise ;bat eiiotds such a
health and pleasure resort. II n
place and performance Ike ihoso
which can DO enjoyed Mt SallAir this
week were dropped down for n brlei
,ihy at New York, Chloaso, Philadel'
pbia. Or any Of tho great cities, at the
srtss 'spat prevail here. ths people
would otowd to them as a chance Of
their livbsto behold such IN event
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NKrINnsOu CONFECTIONERY AND lcE
w cream parigE Your patronage to''e''
ted 900 shio.
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QuALlriNGAs ,caooL TRUSTEES.

Tho following laqulrlss come from
a tubscrIier ht Clunonvillo, Ulshi
with n r,q1rit iba' i1uy bo anlwefoi
through iHo NEwB3
FIH-whst ls tho legal umo allowed
school trustees 90 qualify ufor boiling
duly oloofrH Aud can tho trustees l0.
ntliv qualify afi0r tuH limo Tor thoIr
quaIn.itlou has oNpIfHdf
Seconds 90 loyal 'or notary public
q quality and approve of school truH.
toes oueiu b1uIs3
Our reply to iHs nut question be
thst school ifut.os arc required 10
qualify within ten days after thuir
election OF appointment, aud u they
permit the Tins slated to olapao with.
out qualifying, any action looking
thereto would bu invalid. 10
persons elected o. school trustees
have failed to qualify, then the old
Incumbent, u there nfo any, hold over
until tho vacancy caused by the failure
Is fillod. For Instance, ifbut one tfus.
tc h elected anu be- falls 10 qualify, the
other Two trustees iill the Vacancy, but
II there arc two or more vacancies the
board o. csunty commissioner has
jufisdloil1n.
To tho second question we iay that a
notary public has uo authority 10 az.
prove the bonds Of school trustees. Ho
may n minister oaths, but cannot ~
prove oiiiolai bonds. In tho case Of
school trustees tho approval " to 10 by
the county clerk.
Asa further explanation we Gppeui
herewith The reptiles VI Superintendent
OF Public / slrucilon J. n. Park, 10
the same ifquIfei;
First. Sec.lou o. OF tho school law
says. "thn ci0rk ~ tho school board
shall within i've days nhrr such election,
Furnish each poraono.Oc Cd with "a cortih.
cato " election, ~ copy OF which, with
tho oath 81 oiirf, must Boo forwarded ian.
moliniolY % The county superintendent"
AZ tho oath ~ office ls part uf tho uualln.
Gallon lpr Tho office ~ trustee. and aH %
copy ~ this ua.h ~ 90 Doc Forwarded im.
inrdlttlly 90 clio county superintendent
AFTER receiving the certificate N election,
Tho infHfouc0 b. thrruslial bono unuocea.
sary delay in taking this preliminary
stop 10 cumrluo official equipment.
Section ns, nuNryoT, Of tho same law
says ANY UihcH of ih0 school district
shall DO deemed vacant 10 tho person
duly elected OR appointed thereto shall
romoVu FROM tho district, or neglect or
refuse, Tor period " ton days afiur such
election ur appointment, 60 accent aud
qualify Tor hueh unlru.n 10 Is evident
from this reading that tho umo flr
qualification cannot h1 extended beyond
tgn days alter election and that truHloos.
elect cannot qualify after that timc.
Second. stcIllu o. ui The sphool law
rondsi "@tld trustees shall quality by
taking and subscribing tho Data N Cnlco
aud giving bonds tD thu district Boo which
thot reside, la such sums aud with such
sur0iiUs ts tho county c'ofk OF the county
wherein said school ilsiflrt Is situated
may approve, conditioned Tor tho faith.
ful discharge - tho duties ~ their office.
said oath " Office and bonds shall De- nlod
with said clerk"
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STAND DY TRIED FRIENDS.

An old anon admoniahes people net
10 cat Alidu old friends for new; q
reason Tor tho advice being that tho
former are tfled and known while the
latter remain 10 be tested and thelf
quality Il therefore uncertain. no mat
ter how good they promite. Further
the psnon who casts aside an old
friend merely to give place to a newer
fancy displaya In himself n vaoillnilon
Of character that botokene iugratlIude
n, indeed, II Ia not akin TO ueaohofy,
ilnce II l. false TO a iTlsndship OF which
iihas boon the beneficiary.
II lisa matter Of common observance
that In politics especially ingrAiitudo
iaa prevailing sir; aud II IL largely
owing TO this that vllonoas 10 politics
iato pfeyalont-sinoe tho basenUsa Of
being ungraloiul ana untrue to sincere
friendships inviiosand COMFORTS with
almost every other species Of dishonor.
sble action. Amonga people, however,
who value honor and esteem success
In politics on tho plane Of highest in.
legtiIy 10 DO a desirable attainment,
there can be no induesment even IN
The shaIpest drawing Of party lines to
deieend 10 the ungTalsiul or 10 forget
o. ipnrn those who have proved their
iFiend,hlp by heroic fidelity In the
hour oidoubi and trial.
In tho political arena In Utah
there has been much OF the deepest
ihleTss. In the rasi sixty dayt; aud %
ae'oiblng has been tho discussion VI
The foremost topic therein that to
marked extent political lines have
been forgotten In the overwhelming
'ufsiug Of tho people toward the con.
,tilu.lonalprinoiplg Of the foil coinage
Of bolh gold aud silver, aud the sllml.
nation Of the single gold standard sys.
ism' In a sense, outside Of the inter.
mountain states thia matter Of coinage
u tbs paramount political issue; hut
within those states Il IL practically rt.
moved ifom that domain aud btcumol
question Of patriotic support 10 the
national Constitution. Among the
great mas Of voters in those statss
there isno political l,uo on the TOME
Of lfee oolnagt, and they rorudint,
NNHHHHaH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-13

mon at uos.. LluH Uo Ilicsn con.
vontou. Iiu.t taE lai 70. been
maar. tic t'iuaI.n wuil ave been
entirely different.
By Nolf hrf5.r aa..nia 'hs s,at q
t6Een ai g. fm.. t' Ia. o.,
SENATOR rsi.f.f N.. Hatoia q
Idaho, buI Cs.n. lah, fully
domona,ra,oI tH.ltfa E. .andahip
for free coinage OF HIH. f1suaoii1n
did more to Iaae uo "Ay 1r
future rragi,s., end .ar the 10 lncition
oftre silver forces as Trey ~ fisul,
Than my other event mal can b.
psil.ri iolnibc political Doirfuuces
oi lhoyaa Iurf ODD. 'Dn gtest
rafiy convention u.I.r slch olfcum.
Haucds o. tHcn uuouuioi gave 10
tho silver utua'Iau % nylnbs inspect
thatltc.ulIu.tbavo Outlined other.
vis1--a to' that .H8uil u.t be bfgot.
ton iu limo 0' .ulufe u.lfH'idn.
Tho ooudiuon nos 90 .aal tbai all
niouIs oftIlvrf might i.'.1F prodiably
Doe tho limo Indicated D, iha boltefs'
rca1a, o. far as % uuii,s oil
uran the great ob.r., % mo contest.
Ibo gentlemen uamsi, Hiih Others.
east nsIir 100 bonds aud uss u party
for that which they bs'trcd 10 DO
right, end with uulauui,i courage
struck fofwafl in 800, Gauss Of ffce
c1lnlge. Those wiz boo tifpifisra Of
that caufu csa f1 u1 i.i' low than
rice to an equal tlau .l'I 70 p1ifiotipm.
Tho tllvut men boo tho ilisln5untain
siaiss cannot 90 tEi0oici - turn
down those who pr5vsl their Integrity
in leading D. i0fl9fn hose shieh To.
tui.dd DO fuch gain 90 the eiuse Of tho
while mulnj rather, tho insult that
may ho anticipated o. thai oliver voiers
OF ali parties will ignore llni that be-
fore divided them aui sisni and work
sh3ulItr 10 shoulder With tho
old friends who have proved
their niolliy TO tho lasl ex.
tfrmliy. a Shilling Of friend.
shire, n suggestion Of lusmillude,
hint Of divisions In the nnls Of tho
silver people, il not TO bo boxed Tor
rom tue true friends Of the white
tnciai.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-13

This llnimeut h different In oompo-
tition ff0m apy other linlmunt on tho
msthe. 10 T. rcisnti1o discovery
uhlul results Ia u being The most pgno-
tuting Lluiment ever ku0Wn. There
are numerous white limitations, which
maY be- recommended because they
puy iho ashsr u greater pr.1L B1wafo
~ thrtr and demand h1adrd' SHoig
Li1Dnslf u p0lItvey cures Rlou.
mausm, Neuralgia, spralnl, Bruises,
Wounds, Cuis, scihtln aud innammh-
tory Rhtumatitm, Burns, hohldf, Bore
Feet, Contacted Muscles, Hiiu Joiu's,
Oh sofos, Pain Ia Bak. BARI Wiis
Cuts, Bore Chest or Throat, anu IL
especially beneficial m pa'ayais.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-13

enAsa .'rotataaat Insurance uns
says.
u, ~. Blossom, soni0f member Of
81. n. B'ssf1m a Co., oi7 n. a. g.,
si. Louis, vfitsg hsd been len with
worry dIa'rHrHuf cough, tnn rtauIt a
inhlsnEa, which natliHf asemfi %
relieve. uuuif took h1I0sGs H0rs.
A1unl Gyrup. Ouo b1tiia mH.ulsly
cured ma. j sent one b0glo b. my
us.tf. VINO had severe cough, and
she experienced immediate reiiu. I
always recommend this syfup to my
fflpnds.
John Cpnslou, sOs Hampi hifs
sire &, quincy, ills, wflitg I have
found bdilardi HorCh0uHd 6grup
superior Co any other cough medicine
have ever known. 10 never diiAp.
pglnls. ptios SOC.
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DEATH RATE DECREASE.

There nte yet some peorlo Wh5 turn
up their noses Mt tho Idea that tho im.
proved sanitation methods Of recent
yeafn reduces the death rate nmoug
tho PEOPLE. They seem % hold to the
iailacy that person who ole g1lug 10
die will die anyhow" sad that
no precautions viii reduce The numuot
Of fatal cases 10 early life. Agalu aad
again statistics have been made 90
demonstrate tho TACT that an Increased
knowledge and closer observance Of tho
laws VI health saves many lives, and
the recent report Of tho Now Yors
CITY board Of health furnishes an al.
ditional illutlfaiion. Notwithalandlng
the steady increase OF population In
the great city, the death rate has de.
croafod steadily tbs past I've years,
uutll Il Ia lower now than iu many
country townp. The causes for this
decfuasU are clearly demonstrated to be-
clean streets, asphalt payomentu I'm the
tonement.heuse dlslficts, improved
milk supply and tho increased uss Of
stofillzad milk for infants. The com.
parauvo death rate TOT tho past i've
years Ia ~ folowEi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-13

Tho direct limo 90 Kbusu City, IT,
Louis anu Atlantic rrlb0afd, u via
tho Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping ard chair
Union dopols iu thu day time. N you
nfn going East aud care Tor daylight
ride through tho graudost scenery on
The Rocky Mountains en- route, roo
that your ticket rcnda via Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair caro-
positively free 10 holders OF regular
iIniu tickets.
n. -. kOOgER, G.. p. a y. A.,
u Moflhn Block, Salt Lake CITY.
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creature that in jbs case che .a as
nhuly % not 10 decline 10 acCcrt the
1iciatl1n OF thc ttiullo i tho confetti
'Hi cut % womhniy sympathy uoslou
hef iav0fs % ibu young man who may
WORK the nafdsd, nuI 90 the last BOO
the uco. IL is iHr delight o. many
Ham % 90 ovsru.u tho mort oaft.
fully laid Il1us o. tHc ttefuefs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-13

Arc you Blll0ur, Cousilpai5d o.
troubled with IhunIIcs, Sick Hsai.
nche, Had Taste in Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dyspepslh,
md Fever etc. II you have any Of
these sympt0ms, your Liver is out u
order aud your blood 10 slowly being
go.a8usd, because your livor does NOS
act properly. HERnisE Will cure any
disorder on tho Liver, Stomach OF
B0WolL IL has no equal a. a Liver
Medicine. pfioo 10 cents. FREQ trial
h0iiiss al a g.. ~. 4. drug atofa.
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saituir Excavations VIZ Hio Grnnd'
M.-L.Lm u.LImnL.


putiiin,I Goo U. lru.nt 0f p.r,Jus
rfuidinr 20 rI'u. .u.H.io o. Salt Lake
Otyi
August lg. F.gm snupcic and
srvitE uu.rr Huru.ctH 4. o. q. 4.
Auguif 3d. From Weller, DAVIS,
SOFT Latu % o. au C.uniIe ,ai.1 from
Tiutic district, under supplies I, o, o.
p. aud tn Caf.Iyal n Madrid.
August a. FROM Weber aud Davis
CUuuuuf, under the auspices OF Bob.
1IHst vrnH .uI hr.wu.
August lO. From Weber, DsviH,
salt L1to au Utah C0unticF aisl from
Tint G.. under 'H0 auspices Il the Car
rlvsl NJ MaluI. Lot Jay % tlu
great lpsltagulaf nuI vaudeville puT'
i0tmgtCn.
August rs, Fum Utah County nni
Salt Lake CHuHiy, under Husl'rfa p'
the rect fowrff Hnf nfuuH % Utah
CauHiy ard lnU Utah Suga CH.i 300
ifom Wrtrr Gu ", uu1tr nupY.uls
OF Fourth War. gh.IL
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VITA RIO orando western Haiiwav,
Milwaukee and return, 1850; July
no, Hand 10.
10 anu 20.
Omaha and n,t3O,OOi August I s..
n sud rs.
Mllwaukoe and Return, $3.50,
August 20 and 90.
81 fsul and return, $500; Auguf,
80 ami 90.
t'n- Through sleeping carr; cool
nnu delightful trip through the noun.
1ainii famous scenery comfortable
equipment
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The nntst salt water bathing in
tho world, Trains leave at s7;tj rni
1000 a. No., ..lj, 1lb, $40 AMI 5l5
b. M. effective Juno 800.
'ual'Y except sunday
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The urarlrr rrrrrNu NurH 10 r.N.l'N 'I..It
p1sfsT st-srtsi. II Gomez South aHl l.lli Jtus.e
Burtts. SAT- Iato Clf.
o'ri0ff .
On Tuesfay ana FRIDAY 90 ta0h week
Tho ursratr Wrsutr IA magazine torn 70 10
hahsd srefg uaiufdaE.
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New trained honey, 30 Pc pound,
a Equitable C..lr
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HELP WANTED MALE.

NIrASTED- SOLICITORS TOU CAMpAIGg
w Hook "lryau, suWall aud Tfte SILVER,
authorized uy llryal, wniten ~ r. 1. Ngtoaf,
fdilHr Omaha Nurd.lierald, appointed
HuiIHr by Bryan, Contains speeches and
platform tounnra Tor lrrnta, free silver
uIuH Cor wotgrt. only ll0h The only
Authorized book 90 Uur cont Credit given
lreIEHl PAID Outtt free begin now with
Choice u Territory. Permanent, profitable
WORK iur 'I.. hdtrCHh, 2 un hatOuM hoOk
concern, staT UuudluE Chicago
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o. aIovs ditto Ur Uui1n Pacific
WIIIrIn ita ia.I ".ui." tEcun ono o .
fUf.. Dol 900.
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All kinds o. pet'umsfy and Toilet
ntiiclts NJ the Old reliAblo uoior-PItt1
Drug Store.
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Go 10 tho old reliable Gldbc.Pila
Go. Tor everything In tho Drug line
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Buy OIL your Duga aud Medicines
from the old reliable Godbs.pllls
Drug Go.
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Gmuulsted sugar, 10 pounds Tor 81.
NJ Equitable Coop.
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ne Srvu 10 on t,is ~ tis principal Hotels. Ng7t
Stand AMI on ali passenger uains ieaTins EaoV
thuf y. dsiJ
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city gabsaribsrs riu tiidiy n1tfr ] ]. nl1ttf,
taiira'aiafI, q ~ lfrsgliariJ n The delivery %
tr'f tauafa
an oommuniasrdns should b. addressed "
paassr Es-s PpsusuSs c.
gsisphons "a
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DAILY except Sunday.
Fare Tor round tun, on cents
Oltun'a orchestra Ia attendance
every afternoon and evening. Rsth.
ing, boating, dancing. Toe only
white sandy beach 5u tho lake,
Depot corner First South anu 4 urIh
West D. E. Burnley,
General Ascent.
Iairet warp, 81 pur bunch, at Equ0t.
able Conn.
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satsafitsrs ehangirs ms'f p.ase % rsftsn.s
ttuuli aisayt give former - sol - pfesapt az
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q. 4. Martin Will suii Ell tlnjs lump
GOAL NJ 81 por ton; nut, fa75.
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TomoItow's weather report on rage
Three, walker Btos.'s al.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

INiSE uAuY ptutUUrs. CABINET alHE,
II Cor ono tHV. AuguHt OF Az wufE ulrn1
nuIsbrd end auarauiogd. 81 mutt reas1uana
pudtf WaHaIUh ui0rk Photo iarluft RE
,at5r 20 iih door
zoo urV TO uUY HOMEMADE
DOO saddles AVID hafnrss, cheap and
5000. b. T. Williams, ait state street.
NXyiNnsou CONFECTIONERY AND ICE
w cream parlgt Your patronage to''e''
ted 900 rate.
fToUBisrs TO GUT NogNoS TEMrlE
i sIk iihudkrrChlUia tud TIES % hafleN'
-a.t Gakc ria factorI, % D. Third roulh.
TyuYBouY 10 MY ruE Btsr igE
~ cfeam Al huoiry's br diah or WholeaaIe
10 south Main, telephone =.
NxyANTrp - EVERYBODY 10 oEprH
w Ice cream Of ifsd WILSON, llah AAn.
ZINC suAytNGs MADE TO uguEH At
II MnaHmEten Wuftn, o. south, STATE nh
zoo FACEs ~ UnAluN AT 500,
OOO saeb ne size Cnts rcicrson'
lil Mg6tfust south.
IENTB' CLOTHING CLIAhEn. iNlhsLp
VI 81 . month a, 81 Gosg'l' p east flfa'
touth.
IuEArEsT. BEST PLACE TO MY AND
AItolL exchange secondhand Eoolt' ~ STATE
nVLN. WUW.E AND CHILDREN 20
vi g1t hs ueat pluloi, A. Nation Bros,
is Commercial. rucsL
TvyEUluUuY To Buy THE INST lCE
~ cruam 90 htUIry's. ~ dish or wn1lCsalc,
80 south Mann, telephone W
NfEW AND SECOND HAND FUINI.
~ tufo, wagons busuea harness, tiG, A.
Muultrsi .ll rtatu street
EyEHY OwNEI or A BOILER TO TuY
~ Champion Roller Compound guaranteed
90 remove hll Hra|o ar c1frOaiun from boiler or
runnccuouai prCycnu pitunF AMI protects no
metal roId On thirty dAyt' uihlt mo- muuoY
collected urlyIa compound docs thc Wlrk
purely vegetable, containing uu brlia or
YTlula MADE 100 lriUk form o. save freight
can or address lloWmhn a NIrAuw. 40 south.
second Eaat street. talt laku CITY,
NTlhERs DRILLS TO MAKE AND
w thafpen, nlss pictH 10 steel 81 Robin.
sous, GO South Main.
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PERSONAL
FOR RENT.

NICELY FuuNlsHEp Rooms At REA,
- aoualle rates Arlington House, No
o e Conn CTgiA. street
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wANTrDAN AGENT

Is EVERY eECrION. TO CANVASS, 500
4 20 40 DAY made, sells AZ SCAT also a
man 10 cell staple Enoda g. dealers, best aiie
line, 1880 month, salary Or LARGE eommias
tIln made. experience uunoCtHaArY. iOr
seal eel paftrulhTh soma stamp tHftnu toAn
q huuufaUiurng COMPANY, Cincinnati ONO
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INiSE uAuY ptutUUrs. CABINET SIZE.
~ fUr ono dHV AuEuft o. All Wnfa tlcol
uudgs WlHaIrh u0-k Photo larlurt, Llc.
tat1r % lih door.
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NTIhERs buIILs TO MAKE AND
IVA thaIpen, llss picLh 10 steel a. Robin
sous. 60 South Main.
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REPAIRING.

DUNCTUuEs Ec. siNgiE OR DOUBLE
4 tulu Urea %. A. Meredith, ~ \. let 30.
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Shoes That Will Wear.

in wearing shoe, h, Shoes tina, , your patience and
iy because they cheap
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Enn NrN TO MY HOME. MADE
DANy aHuICa AVID hlrurHa, cheap tnd
Fodd d. T. Wlliana. "a state street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-05
Aluminium In tho United states.

Aluminium to the amount of only $50
pounds was used in the United States
in 1884, and the price was 50 a pound,
By 1888 10000 pounds had come to be
used, and the price had dropped to $3.50
pound. Thereafter the price fell
rapidly to $1.55 in 1890, to 81 in 1892, and
to an average of SO cents in 1894, when
the amount used rose to FOG, 900 pounds
The average price last year was so cents
q pound, and the use of the metal had
greatly increased, although the exact
figures are not yet compiled. Now the
price is down to As cents. Most of the
output is being turned into cooking
utensils, which are finding rapidly
widening market.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-05
THE SULTAN OF TURKEY.
His Political and Ecclesiastical Ambition
The vixier General

His Political and Ecclesiastical Ambition
The vixier General
Massacre of heretics only adds luster
to the sultan's record as pious Moham-
medan, and this is what he prides him.
self on being. Ambitious even in piety,
he is not content to emulate the modes
ty of his califf predecessors and be
known simply as the Servant of the
Servants of God" but gradually has
made inordinately presumptuous
claims in spiritual, as he has in tenn
poral, domains. For instance, the titles
Shadow of Cod" Refuge of the
World" "Pontiff of the Mussulmans,"
Shaver of Men," and Father of All the
Sovereigns of the Earth" were I'M
known to former sultans and find no
support in the Koran.
Aspiring to every conceivable honor
himself, he can bear to have no one else
receive any distinction or seem to exert
any power. Still, there is one man in
the empire so influential that without
his consent a sultan cannot be installed
nor deposed. 1t is the sheik ul Islam, or
vizier-general. His office is to report to
his sovereign all that occurs among the
clergy, to preserve the balance of reli-
gious affairs by rewarding or Furnishing
certain acts. Though the sultan can de-
pose him at will, he has so strong hold
on the superstition of the people that
unless aspirants to the throne were
fortified by his approach the soldiers
would mutiny and the popuiace rise n
instruction rather than recognize
them.
The present sultan's policy in regard
to this dignitary is different from that
of his ancestors. In the last century
about 100 grand viziers met death by
the rope or in the terrible well of
blood, whose ruins may to-day be seen
In the Castle of Seven Towers. Abdul
Hamid's blows are aimed at the office.
he seeks to neutralize this officials
dangerous influence over the people by
averting to himself all the reverence
and superstitious veneration pertaining
to the Office, leaving the grand vizier to
figure in the eyes of the people as a
tool, stripped of all power except that
of regulating the religious ceremonial
functions of the empire. By this policy
the sultan has won position much
like that of the pope of the Latin church
Edward F. Hay, in Chautauquan.