davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-08

I Codziennie prawia gazety
z}ote, ze wielkie masy z}ota
czekaja tylko W Anglii ma
usuniecie niebezpieczedstwa
wolnego bicia srebra, ably
hurmem napowr6t zala6
Ameryke. Ale to wierutne
k}amstwo. Europa ME posiada
wiecej z}ota, jak sama go
-potrzebuje,i niechetnie bedzie
s}ala z}oto do Ameryki.
Wszakze s}awny londydski
Bank Angielski'' 0 po]owe
podwyzszy} procent Cd po-
wierzanego mu zlota, ably
tylko zapobiedz dalszym
wysy}kom z}ota do Ameryki,
bo sic bal, by Europe 80
miljonow W z}ocie ME uby}o.
Trzyma sic Anglia z|ota,
jak pijany p}ota, bo i tax 60
jeszcze ma "a ma}o, lubo 100
milion6w dolar6w w z}ocie cd
Ameryki wyszachrowa}a.
Jezli zas Anglia tax skapi
ze z}otem, coz myslicie,
przysle do mas, gdy kapital
angielski bedzie mial bye tu
ulokowanym? Oczywiscie
papiery lub srebro. Srebra
zas sami tn many dostatkiem,
gdy tylko przelejemy wszy-
stko, jake sic znajduje w
kraju, ma pieniadze,
Czemu pozyczac to, czego
sic ma dostatkicm w domu?
: IVES ZL. HERLD.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-08
Il ST. PAUL.
M1NN.)

Jakos gazeta ECHO ME
moze strawiG Unist6w - i
chociaz tyle razy juz og}asza}a
ze Unia Polska juz sic rozle
cia}a, az tn znowu og}asza. ze
Unia Polska i Unici wypieraja
zwiazkowc6w z kazdej dziury'
a nawet z koScio}a. = Bardzo
mas to cieszy, ze nasza Unia
Polska Narodowa, chociaz
zadnej w}asnej gazety ME ma,
ably ia popiera}a, a przeciez
rozwija sic i rosnie. ze az
Zwiazkowe gazety krzycza, ze
Unia zagraza Zwiazkowcom,
wypierajac ich z ko$cio}a =
Z tego krzyku gazet zwiazko-
wych wynika, re Unia musi
bye dobra organizacya, kiedy
bez gazet. bez krzyk6w i
ha}as6w rosnie rozwija sic
Co jezeli tax jest - a jest z
pewnoscia - to }aczcie sic z
nami bracia rodacy, }aczcie
sic z Unia Polska katolicka
narodowa. - Bo to co samo
sobie pracuje bez pomocy
obcej. rosnie i rozwija sic i
nawet takiemu Zwiazkowi
strachu napedza, to musi
bye dobre, szlachetne pozy
teczne. Kto wiec Boga,
wiare i Ojczyzne kocha, MECH
sic LACEY z Unia Pol, po
instrukcye pisze do sekretarza
Jeneralnego Michala Zag6r-
skiego - 257 Lafond, Str.
St. Paul, Mimi.
Ze niekt6rzy zwiazkowcy
ME chodza do naszego kos
ciola, to mic dziwnego, bo
zwiazkowcy wszedzie tax
robia, a ze tam dw6ch lnb
trzech to zrobilo, to jeszcze
jnie wszyscy. A tych dw6ch
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-08
Gdzie jest z4oto?

Bohaterzy zlota zwykle z
tryumfem wykrzykuja, il teraz
z'otych pieniedzy ME wiele
widac, prawia. re z}oto czeka
tylko ma okazy2, ably po
wyborze Nc Kinleya znowu
wypa$t zelaznych skrzyi
pomiedzy ludz, i TAXI ), bum
wywo}ac, jakiego Cd dawna
ME widziano.
Moze sic znajda poczciwi
ludzie, CO sic ma ten lep
u}owic dadza, ale z pewnoScia
taxa madroscia popisuja sic
po wiekszej czesci istoty,
chcace lud ocyganie.
Czemuz to zloto rychlej ME
wykulnelo sic ze skrzyli
zelaznych? A czy tel bohatery
z}ote maja slusznose. twier
dzac, ze zlota jest podostat-
kiem, ably wszelkie pragnienia
|zaspokoit?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-08
wiedza co czynia, = ze ssm.
zawinih, a ma kogo inn ego.
wine chca zwalie.
UNISCI.
TELEGRAMY.

KONSTANTYNOPOL.-
St6sownie do zadania mo-
earstw sultan zezwolil ma
przeprowadzenie specyalnego
sledztwa co do przyczyn
ostatnich zaburzet W stolicy,
przez komisye z}ozona =
Representative pahstw OBJ
cvch. w sklad tel komisyi
wejda przedstawiciele Francyi,
Niemiec, Austryi i Anglii:
jest to wazoe ustepstwo ze
strony suftana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-08

Posiadamy juz ma
sk}adzie Kalendarze
Maryahskie" ma rok
1897, przeznaczone
ma prezenta dla abo-
nent6W WIARUsA ma
przysz}a Gwiazdke,
to Jest dla taklch co
z1oza na nasza gazette
przedptate " kwocie
5000.
Do kazdego kalen-
darza do}aczone So
diva obrazy, Slicznie
kOlOrOWanG, mlanO-
wicie: l)PAN JEZUS
i2) SW. WOJCIECH,
P atron Polski, oraz
do}aczony kalendarz
ScienDy.
Tegoroczny ,,ka-
lendarz Maryahski'
r0Wniez Zawiera Wie-
le pouczajacych RE
czy, z pieknemi o.
braZkami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-08

Wyjatkowo, W cia-
GU biezacego miesla-
ca, Pazdziernika, da-
wac bedzlemy Kalen-
darz Maryahski ma
rok 1897 wszystkim
tym abonentom W
prezencie, kt6rzy O.
plaza wszelki zaleg}y
abonament WIARUsA
a nadto z}oza pred
plate az do kohca
biezacego roku, a
wiec do 81 Grudnia
r. 1895, p}acac razem
przYnaj jednego
dolara.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-08
KONSMANTYNOPOI.

Sultan wyda} ,,irade'', ma
kazujace ]ak najpredzej utwo-
rye fotyle torpedowa, zlozo-
na 1O-ciu statk6w a to dIa
obrony Dardanel6w. Krok ten
przedsiewzieto ma zleeenie-
gen. Czychaczewa, wojskowe-
go rosyjskiego, kt6ry niedaw-
no odby} inspekcye fortow
ma Dardanelach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-08

z przywileju tego
powinni .przede-
wszystkiem korzystac
abonenci nasi W Bay
City, W Lemont i
Joliet = szczeg6lnie
cl, kt6rzY nam juz
przeszlo rok mic ME
zap}acili,a do kt6rych
tego roku ME op}aci
sic nam agenta po-
sfac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-08

istotnie tax dobrze sic maja,
jak g}osza bohaterzy Cd z}ota?
Dzieki poteznej Anglii ceny
zboza w ostatnich latach tax
spad}y, ze czasem wcale sic nie
op}aci woziG go ma ryneH
Anglia ma W swoich lndyach
walute srebrna. W Europie
zaS z}ota. w lndyach tanio
skupuje pszenice po cenach
srebra, potem oblicza ia sobie
pod}ug ceny zlota i zmusza
Ameryke do sprzedawania
swych produkt6w farmerskich
po takich samych cenach
Czyz Anglia, by zaniepokoIt e
StanyZ]ednoczone, ME sParA
lizowala ca}ego handlu zbo-
zowego? Straszne widme
waluty srebrnej temu WHINE
- m6wia bohaterzy zlota. I Z
Alez co sprowadzilo ciezkiH
easy W roku ostatnim, co W
przedostatnim? Mkt jeszcze
ma seryo ME mysla' 0 podw6J
nej walucie, a pomimo to coraz
wiecej fabryk stawa}o, ceny
zboza coraz wiecej spadalyss
Spowodowa}y to targi pieniez-
ne ma Lombard Street "
Londynie ma Wallstreet W
New Yorku, spekulujac kre-
dytem ludu na jego i caiego
kraju krzywde.
Anglia moze te spekulacye
wytrzymat;; ona posiada PIE
niadze - ona jest wierzycie
lem, a my jesteSmy d{uznika-
mi = ale gdziez pozostaJa
St4ny Zjednoczone? Krama-
rom zWall Street bynajmniej
O dobro kraju ME chodzi =
nawet podatku dochodowego
by ME p}acilj; gdyby 1ch
droga sadowa do tego ME
zmuszano.
Ma te zapytania ME bedzie
zadnej odpowiedzi, pytania
te to niekt6re z niemnogich
powod6w, ola czego lud wy
st7puje "a wa1uta z1ota. Anglia
swoim podw6jnym m}ynem
pienieznym, angielskim i
indyjskim. wzbogaci}a sic, a
a teraz iud amerykanski
powinien wypr6bowat, czyby
z podwojna waluta r6wniez
ME m6g} stanac ma w}asnych
nogach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-08
Farma ma sprzedaz.

Farma, l60 akrow, domem W
powiec,eChip., W StanieM lch., jest
pod przystepneml warunkami do
sprzedania. Jest ona w1asnosoia ks.
M}ynarczYka kt6rego adres TAXI:
Rev. w. Anxelm Miynarczyk, box
81, Detour, Chippewa Co. Mich.
Wog6le, jesliby kto cholaf
naby6 tanlo gruntu lu homestead, /,
to kap{an ten : najwleksza
ohecla udz,eli wszelkl mozhwych
nformacyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-08
| czegoz ,'chca ci
ludZie?

ludZlG!
Wobec wa]ki, toczacej sic
obecnie pomiedzy zwolenni-
kami z}ota a rycerzami
srebrnemi, wielce zaintereso-
wal obywateli minnesockich
artyku} wychodzacej W
Winonie gazety niemieckiej
WEsTL1cHER HERoLD, liczaccj
przesz}o 9 tysiecy abonent6w.
Powtarzamy go ponizej W.
wiernym przek}adzie pod tym
samym tytu}em, pod jakim
podany by} W originate. W
numerze z 2 Wrzesnia:
= Czego w]asciwie chca
ludzie? - OTTO pytanie, kt6re
bardzo czesto zadaja W
tonic oburzenia zwolennicy
zlota przyjacio}om podw6jnej
waluty. Czy robotnik ME
zyje lepiej, jak pred 40 do
50 lat, a jake sic ma farmer?
Rozpocza}z niczem, a posiada
teraz dom i gospodarstwo i t.
Prawda ze ludzie teraz
lepiej sobie zy)a, niz pred
laty, ale So i tacy CO W
wiekszej zyja nedzy. A 0 tych
co wcale roboty ME maja
r6wniez mkt sic ME pyta.
Me So to przeciez g}6wne
kwestye, doko}a kt6rych
walka wyborcza sic toczy.
Stronnicy Bryana wolne-
go bicia srebra spodziewaja
sic wiecej roboty, ably Zach6d
z czasem sta} sic niezaleznym
Cd pienieznego monopolu
Wschodu j niesumiennych
gieldziarzy ma nowojorsk'ej
Wallstreet, ma kt6rych spada
cd dpowiedzialnosG "a wszelkie
krachy pieniezne ostatnich
lat 80. Przylaclele podw6jnej
waluty upatruia W ponownem
wprowadzeniu, Srodek zarad-
czy przeciwko chorobliwym
stosunkom, tamujacym cd 20
lat wszelki handel zar6bko
wosc ma ca}ej kuli ziemskiej,
coraz wiecej nagromadzaja
Gym majatk6w W reku
bogaczy a coraz wiecej biedy
robiacym miedzy ubogimi.
Alto czy moze kto zaprze-
czyc, ze robotnik gorzej sic
ma, niz pred laty?Niewielka
tylko liczba ma dostatkiem
roboty, "a kt6ra dobrze i'm
plaza, reszta pracuje "a marna
zaplate lub tylko pol c7asu,
a bardzo wielu wcale ME ma
roboty i mra g}6d, albo zebrza
lub kradpa.
A jakaz jest dola czastko-
wego kupca i fabrykanta ?
Zyje reki W usta, a jezeli
wog6le co ma nadto, to
chyba starczy mu na op|ace-
ME procent6w. Czy to TAXA
swietna dola ludu powoduje
ludzi z}otych do pytania:
/ Czegoz wlasnie chca Ct
51ludzie?
A. teraz uda]my sic tez ma
]. fanny, Dola farmera wog6le
lznosnieisza bywa, anizelj
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-08

WaJ4 SIG ma 10, &c kSlduz
nasz ME pochwa)i} ich oswiaty,
W kt6rei napadaja ma kosci6},
ma ksiezy, ma wiare, zeby sic
"a dusze W czyscu ME modlic,
ma msze swiete ME dawae, bo
to wszystko humbug wymy-
Stony przez ksiezy, ably
wy}gac Cd ludzi pieniadze. =
Vice kiedy nasz ksiadz taxa
oswiate potepi}, to zsraz krzy
ca, re ich kosclo}a wygna-
lismy. Albo gdy dzleci
zwiazkowc6w "a ich przyzwo-
leniem. lub bez przyzwolenia
pisa do gazet6w @rozmalte
glupstwa 0 naszej parafii, 0
naszym ksiedzu, a wszystko
fa}szywie, - i potem nocami
te gazety obrzydliwe podrzu-
GAIA parafianom, ably je czytal
i znlechecali sic do koscio(a j
parafii, to my ma to mic ME
many movie? kiedy nam
nasza konstytucya wyraznie
nakazuje, ably bronie WARY, i
koScio}a? = To co napisa}em
jest swieta prawda i pred
Bogiem sic swiadcze, ze my
Unisci nikogo ME przesladu-
jenny, tylko pragniemy, by
nasza swieta wiara ME by}a
poniewierana, a nasza naro-
dowosc m'}osG ojczyzny
swoja droga by}a utrzymywa-
ma, jak to nasza konstytucya
Uni Polskiej pisze i chce. =
lego my Unisci pragniemy
i chcemy ,ale z kosc'o}a nikogo
ME wyganiamy--Co mi to "a
mi}osc ojczyzny, kiedy Boga
W sercu ME nam, /. kiedy
gardze nauka kosclo}a. -
Co mi to "a narodowosG,
kiedy dla pychy w}asnej
gardze polskim koScio}em; i
wole niemieckie albo ajryzkie.
Tutaj i nasz ksiadz jest
winien, bo jest "a delikatny
dla zwiazkowcow, a oni go
jednak ME szanuja smieja sic
z niego, i m6wia = widzicie
iak sic ksiadz mas bci i robi
co my chcemy. My mu i
ma msze ME dajemy, jak to
wy robicle, - ami ma nasze
towarzystwo ME sypie mu
dolar6w jak to vase iowa
rzystwa robia. a przecie to
samo musi robic nam co il
wan. = | my to wszystko
s}uchamy i milczymy =,
przecie smarkate dzieci
zwiazkowc6w p;suja do gazet
i trabia, ze przesladujemy
zwiazkowc6w. - Tutaj sic ma
przeciwnie, = to jest ze ME
my zWlazKOWcoW przesladu]e-
my, ale zwiazkowcy mas pre-
sladuja i burza po salonach.-
Ma swiadectwo tego co tu
napisalim, powoluJemy Gala
nasza parafie a nawet uczci
wych zwlazkowc6w, mysle-
my,ze to wystarczy "a odpo-
wiedz takim bazgralom do
gazet, a nawet EcHU. AMERY-
cE, ZGoDzlE, j innym gazetom
zwiazkowym, ii. ze nieUnia,
ale zwiazkowy patryotyzm
pomieszal i'm rozumy, ze ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-08

RZYM. - Stub wloskiegol
nastepcy tronu ksiezn'czka
czarncg6rska Helena odbedzle
sic "a Pazdziernika.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-08

LONDYN, 4 pazdziernika.
= Wizyta cara i carycy
Rosyi u kr6lowei angielskiej
Wiktoryi zakohczy}a sic
wczoraj wieczorem. Zaraz po
obiedzie wieczorem, cesarscy
goScie opuscili zamek Bolmo-
raj. Przeprowadzono ich do
Ballater W pochodzie
pochodniami, a ma sqs;cdnich
wzg6rzach plone}y ogniska
pal}y sic ognie bengalskie.
w Ballater wsiedli do
specyalnego pociagu kr6loweJ
Wikto1yi. udajac sic do
Portsmouth.
PARYZ, 4 pazdziernika
Gazety poranne dzis,ejsze
przepelnione Sd opisami
przyjee ma czest
cara. Setki tysiecy osob
przyby}o do stolicy. Kwestya
kto poniesie koszta przyJecia
cara, dotad ME uchwalona
ostatecznie, ale prey dent
jest nawet got6w poswiecie
caly majatek osobisty (tak
m6wia gazety), azeby tylko
pokazae sic odpowiednio.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-08

'hAJlc zt WLARusA
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-05
GOOD
SHOES
FOR
EVERYBODY.
SPENCER & LYNCH CO.,
724 MAIN STREET.

KNEE PANTS.
Five hundred pairs Boys Knee Pants
69c. per pair, $1.25 quality.
r. K. THOMAS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-05
SEARS"
The Name on the New and Beautiful
Building at 81 West First South.

The Name on the New and Beautiful
Building at 81 West First South.
Salt Lake, Notwithstanding the uni
versai cry of dull times,' seems to
be plodding along quite we'll
The men who have staid by her in
the past are showing their faith by
their works. This was never better
illustrated shan by the amount of
building there is going on at the pres
ent time, and it is but due to the men
who are investing their money in
bricks and mortar and iron and lum-
Der and glass to say that they are
building well. This thought is called
forth by the fact that the new, elegant
and substantial building at 81 West
First South. is now completed even to
the sign over the entrance. The build
ing is 100 feet long, three stories in
height, with commodiouS basement,
and is most admirably adapted for the
purpose for which it was designed
the business of the firm which is so
we'll represented by Mr.. Nathan Sears,
or as he is more Familiarity known,
Nate"
While, as has been said, the build
ing is beauty, both from an artistic
and business standpoint, one of the
most attractive features is the front,
SiiS DSbt Siooo w iiloOWS, Will tllO
art work above being poems in them
selves, and they show to the best adj
vantage just what the firm is capable
OF doing in that line-a business, by the
way, that is fast becoming popular,
and deservedly ST.. Never before in
this city has a prettier display of the
effects possible in art glass been
shown and it should be an incentive
for those who anticipate building,
whether for residence or dwelling, to
look over the elegant line carried by
the Sears Glass, Paint and Oil COM
pany. They will do as we'll by their
customers as they have done by them
selves, and surely one could not ask
for more.
The building has been admired by
many during the past week. 1t is but
fair to state that it was erected under
teh immediate supervision of Mr.. Rob-
ert Bowman, of Watson Bros, and
there has not been piece of ma
terial put into it that has not been
thoroughly inspected. No one who
knows Bowman and his method of do
ing business needs to be told this, but it
is just as we'll 10 say so. Merit should
have due recognition at all times.
The building is indeed a credit to
both the builder and the owners, and
is decided acquisition to the business
houses of First South street. 1t is to
be hoped that other people who own
property on that thoroughfare will go
ard do likewise.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-05
Kolitz handy Kitchen. 60 Main S
PERSONAL MENTION.

J. H. Blair and wife are at the Tenn
pleton.
w. S. CLANCY of Marysville, Ida, is a
Walker guest.
c. c. Higgins, Mercur. is another
Walker guest.
A R. Katz is a New York man at
the Knutsford.
o. L. Croft. Denver, is visitor liv-
ing al the KnutSford
D. A Johnson and Melvin Stewart
of Moab are at the Walker.
j. NJ. Lewis, the well-known Califor-
Man, is living at the Cullen.
r. s. Brooks of ogden registered at
the Cullen yesterday afternoon.
Theo Center came in for conference
and will go back to Tooele next week.
Mrs. Tisdale and the Misses Tisdale
of Alameda are stopping at the Knuts-
ford.
S. w. Thomps and wife of James
town, N. Y, are stopping at the Gull
len.
A guest in the person of w. Girls
singer from Client, Belgium, is at the
Cullen.
F. w. Kenyon and Mrs. D. L. Ken
yon, New York, registered at the
Knutsford last evening.
j. P. Burns, Boston, and Louis Lund,
Denver, two knights of the road, are
guests of Host Porter.
R. S. Spence, ]. B. Thayer, Boise; E..
N. Wilson and Walter Hoge and wife
are a party Of Idaho people at the
Cullen.
R. P. Willis, Ohio; Mrs. La Ban and
w. A La Ban, New York; j. H. DAM
ger, Omaha, and Gertrude NJ. Hunt
ington, Wyoming, were tourists at the
Templeton yesterday.
Mr.. j. l.. Fulkerson, Los Angeles
attorney, became enamored with our
city while yet afar off to such an ex-
tent that he accepted a contingent fee
payable in Salt Lake real estate. At
ter staying with US a week he has
almost decided to leave the land of
roses, oranges and perpetual sunshine
for our invigorating climate. That he
will get the aforesaid contingent fee.
goes without saying, and proves that
real estate here is looked upon in Cal
ifornia as a good investment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-05
FOOTBALL.

BY dint of much hard work on the
part of the University Athletic as
ISOLATION, arrangements have been
made for a game of football between
the university team and the B. Y A
of Provo, eleven. 1t has been the de-
sire of the athletes of both schools for
some time past to arrange a meeting,
so that when the teams line up tomor-
row at Ais for the struggle, there will
undoubtedly be a large crowd in at
tendance. The Provo boys will come
tomorrow morning, and with them a
large number of B. Y. A students.
While the academy boys feel some
doubt as to the outcome with their
more experienced contestants, yet they
make veNy heavy team, which, of
course, adds to their chances of win
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-05
Short Orders.
released.

j. NJ. Trenholm VS.. Franklin Fire In
surance company; demurrer to COM
plant overruled and five days allowed
to answer.
Central Trust company, Kruckerlis-
cher Trust company and Thomas Mar
shall, trustee, VS.. Utah Central Rail-
way company; ten days additional time
allowed to answer amended complaint.
Mary E. Smith VS.. Salt Lake City
Railway company; motion for judg-
ment against sureties of defendant
partly argued and continued; stay of
proceedings granted till April IL.
F. F. Marohn VS.. A. J. oliver; report
of referee confirmed.
James Dunn VS.. Tooele City; trans
ferred to Tooele county.
Thomas Mayne VS.. M. Fitzsimmons;
motion to dissolve attachment partly
argued and continued.
w. D. Davis, petit juror, excused for
the term.
Carey Lombard Lumber company VS..
j. H. Heron ct al; argued and sub
mitted.
In the matter of the guardianship of
Ernest L Young ct al, minors; appeal
from probate court partly heard and
continued till Monday.
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HARRIsoN.s MEDALS.

NEW YORK, April 4-The World
this morning says:
General Harrison received official no
tice last night that he could take pos
session of the gold medals presented
to him by Spain and Brazil which he
was presented as a token of esteem
of the two governments Mr.. Harrison
could not accept the medals except by
an act of congress, and they have for
years been locked up at the treasury
department.
The passage of the act necessary to
allow Mr.. Harrison to receive them.
and the signing of the measure by
President Cleveland on the eve of his
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Alleged Breach of Trust.

Susan A. Stringham has entered suit
in the Third district court against John
Stringham, trustee of an express trust,
alleging that on May II, 1893 the plain
tiff and others conveyed to the defend
ant certain real estate in Salt Lake
city TO hold in trust for the purpose of
raising by mortgage or otherwise $500
and costs to repay the plaintiff for
money advanced by her Cor taxes or as
sessments on the property and further
to pay the plaintiff $50 month and
execute to her a life lease of a part of
the premises and to sell the balance
and invest the proceeds for the benefit
of the plaintiff and others.
1t is then alleged that defendant has
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Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
THE LATEST sTYLE los FOR nnRsEs

THE LATEST STYLES FOR HORSES.
A good horse presents a poor appear
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If it is blind in one eye and is pigeon
toed, will actually make quite an at
tractive appearance and can work to
better advantage if it is embellished
with a new, strong and bright harness
or stylish saddle. The Salt Lake Sad
dlery company, located at II West Sec
ond South, approaching this fact has
opened out with a large stock of every
thing worn by a horse, from a we'll
made, superior harness down to head
stall or cirsingle. The company has the
largest stock of up-to-date harness, sad
dies, lap robes, whips, saddle blankets
and every article used about a horse
to be found between Chicago and San
Francisco. They have the latest styles
and the latest makes, and as it deals
on a wholesale basis it can save you
money. You will be well repaid if you
examine this stock. Visitors welcome.
Remember the place.
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DIED..

BARROW, Rigby. Fremont county, Ida;'
April 8, 1896, Floyd Ernest. son of ];
IA. and Ada Merrill Barrow, aged
years, month and IA days.
sCHoFIELD-At 1915 a. m. Saturday.
April 4, of septicimia, John G.; son OF
John and Susannah Schofield. De-
ceased was born May %, 1856, in Man
chester, England.
Funeral from Twentieth ward meeting
house, Sunday May 8, at R:So. Frlehds
invited.
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IN MEMoRIAM

The remains Of the late Bishop Jacob
Weller, most worthy veteran in the
cause of truth. and one CT the noble
band of the first pioneers to these val
leyS of the mountains was laid to rest
on Thursday, March 18th, 1896
The funeral services were held in the
Third ward assembly hall at 2 o'clock;
the remains laid in state one hour be-
lore the services commenced, giving an
opportunity to the members of the ward
over which the late bishop had presided
to take last look at the features of
their beloved friend
The stand was handsomely draped with
white and ornamented with vases of
lovely flowers. The casket was beauti-
fully covered with white brocaded vel
vet and literally hidden with emblems
of the most exquisite flowers. THE Gates
Ajar," was presented by the associations
of the ward, the following emblems were
furnished by the family of the deceased,
beautiful star and crown scroll with
the word Faithful. Large anchor with
Grandpa" inscribed thereon. Single
Star" Pillow with Rest" Sickle and
Sheaf of Wheat and a wreath of vio-
lets from friend
Presidents MILFORD Woodruff, George
Q. Cannon and Joseph F. Smith, with
five of the apostles Presiding Bishop
William B. Preston and twenty-three
other bishops from country and city
wards, also the presidency of the stake,
President A. M. Cannon, Joseph E. Tay-
lor and Charles Penrose, with numerous
high priests, seventies and elders, were
present The house and grounds were
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ON Habeas Corpus.

Ernest Oliver, who was fined $40 and
costs for exhibiting a deadly weapon,
by Justice Holt of South Jordan, and
on account of non-payment of the fine
was imprisoned in the county jail, made
application before Judge Street for a
writ of habeas corpus, alleging that he
was Illegally deprived of his liberty
for the reason that the judgment did
not provide for Imprisonment if the
fine was not paid. The fact was adj
mitted and the prisoner was at once
released