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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-05-22
EsTRAY NOTICE.

.somewhsre on the range. . 8;ysar.old
her Whereabouts will please address D.
r, Strestsr, Williamspolt, n. D.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-05-22
Plsasant View sunaay.sehss

Ploasant View 0undaY.Scho0i.
May II, 1895. - sundaY.schosl opened
with singing and prayer; prayer by the
superintendent. Ofacers present, 6; tsach-
ers present, 8: vis,tors present. O. Total
present. 81. Collection, Is cents. Sunday.
school closed With singing hymn No. COS
in Gospel Hymns. Everybody cordially
invited to attend.
NRs. T. +. SAVAGE, Secretary.
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rAKRN Up.

Came to my place, about Jan. I, 1895,
one one d.rk. bay mare :bopt : years old, hind .
SO pounds. ]. L. BouTILLrER,
nay15.2o1 Williamsport, N. D.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-05-22
Beaver valley sunday.schesl.

Beaver valley sunday.schoel.
The Beaver V.llsy Sunday school was
reorganlzed Sunday, Nay 10th. and the
following officers were elected for the
year: G. A. Herolz, superintendent; Rev.
w. H. Gooderham. assistant superin-
tendent; Miss Edna I. Burge. secretary;
Miss Nora Anderson, TREASURER; Miss Edna
1. Burge, organist; Miss Lottie Anderson.
librarian; Miss Lulu Henderson. assistant
librarian. Time for meeting, 10 o'clock.
All are cordially invited to attend.
EDNA !. BuRoE, Secretary.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-05-22

c. Van Aarden,
Henry Kemmer,
Olaf Pehrson,
Olaf Larson,
William Wiley,
Henry Gravink,
Hugh Stevenson,
Samuel e. Coover,
Sivert A. Hagen,
Dirk Hasper.
Alex. Macdonald,
Daniel Buckley,
Thomas Fladebo,
Peter Farrell,
Michael Rush,
Hans Hanson,
John w. Ryckman
Joseph Bollinger,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-05-22
lRRI0ATIoN.

II you want to h1i@1s, est . Goodhue
windmill end pump win pump 1e0 gallons
per minute. Sold BY
YRAHcys jAy4xOwIAK,
I'll WiHiamgpo1t. N. %.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-05-22
The Jury Panel.

Following is q list Of those who were
drawn last Tuesday for Jury duty at the
romino farm nj cnnrk-36 in all
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-05-22
sTRAYED oR sroLHuss

A half.hound dog that looks hEe eblS1
dog; white, with red spets; ears red; nanAs
at Gr. Willeys, the dog IL valued at eloe.
Will pay o. for the same, delivered at NY
place. BENZ. CoRyM,
n,Ay6H1 Glencoe, N. y.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-05-22

the plaintiff will apply 70 The court for the relief
demanded %u,n IL the complaint. besidss q. oostS
this 9Th day Of February, A. 1895.
d. A. ARMsTRONa AND HoRNER d STEWART.
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-05-22

Goods purchased from me
will be delivered free along
either Of my mail lines.
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@. e. LITTLE, .
TRUSTEE FOR
JOHN p. HOAGLAND.

Contractor and Builder. Wholesale and Re-
tail Dealer In Lumber, Sash. Doors.
0ows, Linno, HAIR Cements Plas.
tor, Re4 Cedar P0sts. C0al Of all
kinds.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-05-22

- Also, proprietor Of Steele Williams
port mail line. Passengers arriving at
Steele On Tuesdays, Thursdays or Satur-
days can take stage same day to Williams.
port.
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OPPOSED 80 TELLER.
Delegates from tho Coast want
Dsmucrat Tor President.

Delegates from tho Coast want -
Democrat tor President.
CuuCAGO, July 0.-The California
delegation accompanied by 100 silver
Democrats from the coast arrived ~
Chicago Sunday la their special train
over the Central Pacific, Union Pacific
ana Chicago aud Northwestern. The
eighteen delegates went nj once TO the
Great Northern hotel, where head.
quarters mai been secured,
A meeting 0i the delegation was
held soon after their arrival, ana W.
w. FoOto Of Alameda, delogAle.at.
large, WIS elected chairman OF tho
delegation and Henry Il. Wise u Fan
Francisco, secretary. senAtot White,
who has been presidential possibility
since tho state convention instructed
the delegates 10 vote Tor him, was pres.
ent aud when the delegates made tho
formal motion that the delegation
should vote for him 10 the convention
he Dc cllnSd TO allow his name to he
used.
al 10 not desire 10 embartass the
altuation," said the senator, Thy allow
lug my came 10 DO presented 10 the
convention. The action d tho state
convention In authorizing your delpga-
ton 10 present my name for the presi.
dontial nomination was high
honor In itself aud there IL no.necos-
slty for Ia being carried any turther.O
Senator White's action was, VI oourse,
not an overwhelming surprise to the
Democrats rs on the Ignns,c1nlinentAl
trip they had become acquainted with
his views on the subject. Senator
White would not perhaps decline a
nomination for the presidency but lac
does not tnink II will 20 this year to
The Pacific coast.
Congressman NewlAnds Of Nevada
requested tbs California delegation
that hp BIO given hearing Ia OrIef 10
present sOms reasons why the Conyon.
ton ought 10 nominate Teller anu tbs
California delegates In particular
ought 10 support MIN. COngTessman
Newlandu was gwen the hearing he
asked bus its results were not such ns
u furnish much encouragement TO the
iueuss Of Senator Teller. Alter tue
meeting NEARLY all OF tbs delegates ex.
pressed themselves as opposed 10 tho
nomination OF Teller. while Rdmiring
uim as man, ~ "a champion OF silver
they were not ready 10 20 outside this
party lines Tor a candidate.
Two members VI the delegation,
Judge MCuuife OF san Francisco,
member Of Congress anu A, Caminetti,
d member Of COugToss Ia the 5eooni
district are Tor Teller, however beside,
having II strong liking for Hand. No
other members Of the delegation are
committed to any candidate.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.

NOTICE n nEREY 0INtN TnAT ny
~ virtue u the power anu authority yest
Cd On ne BY me terms uf tho last will und trs
tamcntut John 4 Conk, deceased, anu iu
pursuance Of the directions iu sad viii con.
tanned. the unduravncd, executor " the ihst
deceased, Will sell NJ public auction, Tor rash
subject 10 combinations BY tho district court
probate division, Third judicial district boz
ana Tor rnlt Lake County, state II lthu,
on Monday tho iSth daF OF July, a. o.
1870, NJ the hour " % O'Clock a m.
Al the late residence OF said dcce1set
No, 1880 Ninth hast street. salt Lake UIty,
salt lake County Utah. mo following dcsrrbci
personal properly, go VII. one old Golumlua
buggy, pans shafts anu one pole one grain
Din ana ErindHiuue, one bay mare, one buggy
harncss, one phuCiun buggy, QUE old rake. one
hhnlaAw, o. q uusura, Que old draw knife
and one iack plane, one picE, 9 Fhoycls, old
axes, ! alfe, hoe, ! gAIdon rnte, 2 water
barrels, old chickens and some email ones
tables aud % old kitchen rhairs. Z
old ruphonrds, 2 Washtlhs and barrels and
Joker Washing machine, 80 feet rubber h0fu,
ot par blAnkriH, puilta, Old shot gun
writing dckk, invalid char nnd lounge, gasus
line stove, small upright stove ihUatlnE st0yOI,
string ~ sleigh bells pair Crutches. cupboard,
feather bed q old sewing machine table,
book, two Old carpets, star carpet aud rods,
] lcd AMI bolster, ! carpet, carpet, Old
trunks, hall mat mirrors, dishes, knives and
FORKS, cic,, table anu table cloth, / range
lcooAlhEl, o cane bottom aud one cAne.uottom
locking char, ! buggy ami lap rug, lAmps.
tochcI' elc, small chhir, rods burton 4
Gardner fence ''PT'y GJ1Gn,Iht s u,uaas
Executor Of tho last viii and IestSm:.pt OF
John A. Cunk, deceased.
HAAt Ne NAhDLLts Attorney for EstAtc.
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STATE NEWS.

LoTeuzo Hacking Of Cedar Fort,
Utah county, was found dead In his
bed Tuesday morning.
j. NJ. Hanson, county attorney nj,
Fillmore, Willard county, had his
house robbed on Monday, tue thief
getting away with sl,65.
Monday the funeral OF j. NJ. Socrlsl,
son Of J. NJ. Secrlst Of Fatmington, or-
CURED. Tho deceased died suddenly
at Garden Creek, Idaho, AMI the re.
mains were brought TO Pennington. II
~ believed death was caused by drink.
ing large dTaught Of cold water when
lie was overheatsd with working In
the sun.
Davis County Clipper Charles
Cottfell Sr. mot with atather painful
accident In Fafmington ON Monday
last. Somewhere near the dummy
track his horse became frightened hnd
started to run away and when he got II
stopped no found that one OF his little
fingers was nearly severed from his
hand ut tho first Joint
Morgan Mlrror Last Monday Mr.
and Mfr. John Wood OF Rohvllle hal
tho misluftuno To loose tnVif yuungts
child, q bright-eyod girl Of is months,
by drowning. Tho little one when
found was about 200 yards from where
sho fell In and still going down stream.
All the restorative methods possible
were applied but the little one. spirit
had q tied to brighter shore and
could not 10 recalled, and 10 make
matters worse Mr.. Wood is In TeNss
performing mission.
Mt. Pleasant Pyramids: Cyrus 3 ely
met with n mithap last Sunday Wnicn
viii put n stop 10 his getting around
very handily for some tine. He wa,
Iiiing n horse, using q long rope l.
guide the animal, While the horse
was going at lively gRllop, the END
Of the rope became ontAnglcd with his
tore legs, throwing him violently to
the ground. 'CyTus received a bad cut
over ong eye, had his nose cut TO the
bone, his lip bruised aud ono Of IA
knee caps laid bare anu nearly irac.
tu.od. A Draper boy was riding with
Seeiy but escaped uuiniuTod.
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NELLIE DAVIS TRIED
1T IS A DISCUSSING CASE
IN, Board Of r1ralimaon Nalins
Through lpnl,a Ions - Notes
Picked Up M tho unlc's.

Hat B.ruey B8ucr1 realized the
tesult Of his prosecution OF 'e'I'e
Davis De would probably have s"aI'
lowed als et.giaud r.cIuoi.cl hims'"
10 the loss OF .ht f25J which Doe alleges
the defendant 10 the caHeo1 tf'ai 10
day before Judge Hi.o1 altie rom hlw
In a saloon un juno IL 1870. IAe
testimony, oven u the p,a.lcl'inh
witness, was very damaging 90 NM
self, In a moral way to sly ih' ''''''
Besides Rotiefo himself there "o'o
Onicon sheegl aud JannUy Day JhiIof
Neatly Of the county inl aHl Louie
BoiI,zi, who testified ,1 the caie'
Botiero's own story was tale Of CON
tluuous dis slpAiion Tor ten dHys PRIOR
to the Jay Of tbo alleged robbery. MS
testimony wss Interpreted by Robert
Notdllngur and was too "facy' Tor
publicniion.
The lury In lhu case was composed Of
the following gentlemen: Geo. Cufley,
a. w. Harvey, W. 3. Clau'on, VIM
Cooper, q. Parker Norton, Char. Oh.
man, |. J. datbuck aui HAIRY b.
Mafgclia. Alr. Nyc, Tor tho prosecu'
ton, delivered the closing Argument
Tor the State, aud a. tho NEWS report
closed Judge Hllrs commenced HE
charge to tho iury.
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PATRIOTIC ELoQuENCE.

Hrvrl. iu.Nrl..s ON 0h' 90 .r.ors
I..r Il,
Ca Che srusIu tuo procession At
the city bni county tulJigg ousutur.
day, ,u,ro occurred 'ua literary cKef.
cists which aro supposed SO b. ilsopht'
able from % celebration o. our national
holiday.
Elder Brigham Young offered an
Invocation. alter which Governor
Wells read the Declaration VI Indc.
ponduncc. Rev. e. G.. I'M, chaplain.
iu.cbicf Go ilo u. A. r., Judge w. H..
King and Hon. Geo. l.. NyU each de.
uvotod Hn a1-Toss, and John T..
McnEin rOcIiod "lbe Address ~ Size
Flag"
Tue speeches we're characterized by
fofvld el0qucucc aud scntimcuta u
lofty patriotism, aud were listened 10
and emit ufiastically nppluudod by a
vast cOnCOurie % people.
Mt. I'm shovel the need u the
country was patriotism n principle
and intelligence, Judge King showed
Whist freedom gained when tho
declaration VI Independence was
signed, anu MIR. Nye sp1ko Of the
heroes OF the Revelation and the In.
Ep1nce VI their example.
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fayns follow; Reuben d. a.'I h'. =.
s8. ami Mary Whiim0ri $50. D. I'd
G.ton River; Joseph Daugefh ll' 20
ami Eva Almquiss 10. OF Int ''.I'
Noble wsuum Jt Has n.en oI'
n.infrd aud o1mmis'iauI lHl3h sue
votntr General on the sFau u. d. ''.''
uarHsr.iu. chief OF the National 1h'iI
oi Utah, with the rank of colonel.
Tho to1umouy in Nu cult %. 90.
Dnrof alton company asain.'
j. ID smith was iabcn before Jll.'
Rtchio lousy, and the h..Nm me-
Fr-o continued.
Tho r,,s OF j.. A. Holaa We j.. III
Wopdmau wac POM, 90 Referee WE
.Iams Do ht.n I. fmissiUn woe .r'u'e.,
.awovur, 90 the ..Isuss TO IIu0lue'
authorities tomorrow against the
C.urps order
The State board N medical 'xamin'
orH mf. foley, with d. Ba..Om aH
PRESIDENT, d. John White secretary,
ami d. JH.. M. DIR ttHaurr lht
urafd yIIl Ir Hf..s.Hu ..r tao unls'
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MINOR MENTION.

Toe Third quorum Of Seventy will
meet this evening NJ the Seventeenth
ward meeting house, commencing at
1880.
The Twonty.nrst quorum Of Elders
will meet 10 the Niuetoenth ward
meeting houte this Monday evening,
at $ O'Clock.
The many frlruds ofthe Tenth ward
choir are Invited 10 Join them in an
excursion to Saltair tomorrow, Tues
Day.
Hon. II. a. Whittemoto OF New York
IL in the city. He contemplate organ
izlug heic branch OF the Royal
remplars OF Tenn orance, a beneficiary
order.
a million and hslf mounds Of wool,
mostly the property OF L oh men, Ii on
hand At HiiliaTd, Wyoming, awaiting
purchasers. Several buyers are on
hand, acd offer cents, but the ownere
bold for n higher price, and expect TO
get II.
An Inquest into the death Of Charlie
Clawson, which occurred Mt Mefour on
July 2nu, was held next day. II was
shown to he purely accidental. IL will
be remembered tina, II was caused by
tho over,utning Of hnck. Miriam
Aldrlch. another boy who was hurt NJ
the came time, Is recovering.
Min mention
The tlre department made a run nj
ll;i0 today 20 First street between II
anu G., where n pilo Of grass had BE-.
came ignited. The blaze was extln.
guished before any damage was done.
4 RIchnold boy named Jimmie
Morrison had the misfortune OF losing
four fingers aud having his lett eye
Injured by the explotion OF giant.
powder cap on Saturday. lie - now
In bad way ami may lose tho eight Of
tue Injured optic.
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Provo items.

Yesterday afternoon about 3 O'Clock
n fire started IN n summer Kitchen OF
Doctor SimmJus'a house IA the Third
ward, occupied by Elias Johnson. The
summer kitchen was destroyed ana nn
adjoining room somewhat damaged,
Tho NE department responded
promptly, but the neighboTs had tue
iito under control when the fire.
men arrived. Mre. johnson cnnuOt tx-
plain now tho nre started, as sue says
she had no tiru In the building alter 10
O'Clock 10 the forenoon.
Yesterday afternoon Mt. Ewell, HE
wife and baby AMI Mis- Alice Bigelow,
a sister Of Mt. Ewrll, drove down TO
the II, q. w. depot intending 10 take
the train Tor Mammoth, whore Nj.
EGell IL at work. Tho team became
frightened near tho depot ana made n
quick turn, which threw out Mites
Blgelow Hud Mis-. Ewell'a baby, about
q year old. Miss Bigelow was badly
cut around the head ana otherwise
aeriously bruised, but IL getting along
nicely today, Tue infant was some.
what bruised and cut on one side OF It's
face but not seriously.
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a TERRIBLE CELEBRATION.
sevrI uiOtrn Iur. by Firing an
Anvil.

scV / tli.trn Imr. by Firing an
anvil
The citizens Of sAllna, SEWER couE.
~, VIII long remember the Fourth Of
July this year. A large asssmblago Of
people had gathered IA tho oowory
there TO witness a program OF exercises
suitable TO the occasion. a youth
named Onou X lly had dcsifed To FIRE
IN anvil near the bowery curing the
exercises, but the committee IN charge
OF the oelobia ton forbade n. Never.
theless young Kelly went ahead with
bic preparations.
He placed on anvil on the ground
rear tho bOwety and filled the holu
IN II with powder Above the hole
VA tho anvil he placed tho burr Of
wagon aud poured more powder into
that Then ho charged another anvil
with powder and placed 10
on top VI tho first one, ia such
position that all the powder was
IN contact. On tho Anvils ho placed
a threshing machine cylinder while
TIE exercises we're M progress younR
ahNAAN "a ANANN NNN INMANA WIN =
hot ZION rod. Toe wagon burr burst
Ia pieces, aud performed the work Of
bonn shell ~ Tho midst OF tue con.
gfegati0n.
4 b'year.old daughter Of Thomas
Crane Of Salina was s,fucg with one
piece OF the burr, on the lvft leg be.
low tbs knee, and four inches Oi the
tone bstween the knee and ankle was
shattered. The limb was nmrutaied
iust below the knee.
Two other little girls, daughters OF
A. NJ. ChrisliAnsen, also " Saline,
we're struck. One was hit In tho heel,
and her foot may have TO DO smpu.
lated. The 'Dthor received lsBh
Wound In the calf Of her log.
Tho ezufcites OF tho meeting were
suspended anu an indignation meet.
ing was held. While young kolly
was severely oensuTed Il was decided
not 70 punish him by law. AZ soon a.
he saw what ho had done, he mounted
n horse and rode away.
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GREEN BAG.


Judge Bishop today returned from
The East.
Judge Richie ovsfrulod today the
demurrer In tins case Of Rsuohsuset We
Bolohsr.
L.. II. Rsgsrs was on Friday com.
miEloned u notary public Tor Weber
county.
This county commissioners met nj 4
his Afternoon, But too late for this
paper to report any Of the proceedings.
The county officials arc wearing
bread smiles today on account u
getting tho ready cash for their pact
months services.
/. Morris today commenced suit
against \. a. Mitchell, Il. W. Sloan
nnd A. .. 5moot IT,, Tor 500 ON n
pfomlssory note, secured by ten shares
VI Giant Bros. company stock.
The salt Lake Valley Loan q Trust
company has filtd suit agGintt II. A.
hasbTtuck aud Eva Hasbtouck for
$1,000 balance due on pTomistoTy
rute.
Marriage licenses were granted to.
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Sallair Notes.

Tomorrow the Ton,h ward goes to
saltair.
The Eleventh ward speudu weduts.
day at Saltnir
The bathing oil saliair Beach was
never better
The Illn NJ. L. church Is booked for
sallair Thursday.
Friday next Ia University Field
club day nt Saltair.
The Twentieth ward people will 10
To sallalr some time this month.
Tho crowds a, saltalr last week were
simply Tremendous; nothing like It in
the history Of the resort.
Il lie estimated that nearly 1000
people went In bathing Of Saltnir
Friday and Saturday
The "Queen's throns' at snltair
pavilion l. described by everybody Ms
being tout Of sight"
The theAlsr employees will give a
Rtan mask carnival at SaltaiT We'd
neelayi July 18Th. Paul Hammer Jr.,
J NJ. HutchisOn and r. Manning, the
committeee In charge, announce that
$500 In cash prizcs will DO given away
on t1is date.
The Tabernacle choir excursion 20
Shltalr occurs Friday August 2lst.
Professor Stevens will ondeavof to
make II q grand musical day by In.
Wiling the choifa OF Logan, Ogden aud
Provo 10 participate.
The Carnival Of Madndp will be
given at saliair from August glh 10 the
ION, THIS 10 described ~ tho create u
pytoiochnic display over seen IN Utah.
II viii DO given NJ an enormous ok.
ponsc, ana $50 people, in III, will take
part. a big platform viii be erected
shout 900 feet from the pavilion,
and on this viii be bulll a
castle, Ancient iolss anu games
viii 10 INDUCED la, during which
hruwoIks will he discharged; tho
whole 90 conclude with the caying Ina
0' the CrSto. THIS h the same enter.
thinmout that vas given lAat scplom
Dor ut Manhattan Beach, Denver,
when upwards Of ~ OOO people were IN
Attendance.
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n.Ilnra,, Mer.henna sIrnn

We guarantees lsiS 10 DO tho 6ess
Cough Syrup manufactured In the
whole Wide world. THIS IL tayisg a
great deal, but Us true. For Con.
sumption, Cought, ColdE, Sore
Throat, sJfU Ohesi, Pnsumonia, nTon-
ohitls, Asthma, Group, WhoopinR
Cough, anu ~ diseases " the Throat
and Luugs, we portiUsiy guarantee
BaAard's H0rsAouHd Syrup TO DO with.
out an equal on the whole face Of tho
globe. 10 suppsTI Of this statement
Wo refer 20 every Individual who has
syor used ii,and TO every druggist vino
hiss ever sold H. Such evidence IL In
dlsputablr, Sold by u, q. NJ, 1. Drug
Department.
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n.II.ra,n sns~ LInrm,n,.

Mfs. Hamilton, Cambridge, Ills,
sayG had tbs Theumatlsm % bad /
could not raise my hand 10 my head.
BaAGrds SnolJ LlHiDsHt has entirely
cured NE. take pleasure In infoTm-
ing my nsighbou and friends whAI Il
has done Tor me. ChRs. HAndlsy,
clark Tor Lay q Lyman, keWante,
He, advises Ne SHoW Lint1ient cured
sin Of RhUunatism. Why not try
NJ II willsuTely 90 you goou, ltCuTes
va ind AmmAliUB, Woundt Slres, Cuts,
SpgaiuF, etc. Sold by 4, {. Al. l.
Drug DEPARTMENT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-06

AIKEN 90 protect thsm from the w0lves
until the next Jay, whom they were 10
DC buried. But during that night the
wolves gained access TO the teut snd
Dragged the cYrpaa out ~ u, tearing u
flo pieces and dev0ufiug the greater
part Of 70. VIVA, portions REMAINED
were gathered up aui givon a decent
uutiai next Jay.
Il IA supposed that l. wards became
ill nui tnat having no unu within
reach 10 whom hr could mskc known
bis wants, hr per'luui miserably.
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senator mn saysItI- Pai.s.

CHICAGO, july Ex-senator Hlll wac
credited ia some papefg this morning
as making a signeI statement that the
gold STANDARD men would be advised
by him 10 bolt the convention " the
Michigan gold delegation were uu.
seated. 10 representative u the
Associated Pfvsa Hill said today. "rho
statement Ia absolutely false. The
only thing ! aaid was embodied IN an
Interview gave your association
yesterday. / never said anything 10
give any person tho idea that I will
counsel 10 bolt. In fact have re-.
trained sloadiastly from making any
statements OF what action we were
taking In the convention"
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-06

CHICAGO, July 6.--The w omlng
delegation did not tske any action
today on the subject Of candidates
Governor Osborne says the delegation
4. for Bland. on cts were &C. eciod
~ follows Chairman, EX-G vernon
John T.. Osborne; member the ma.
tionnl committee, w. II. Holiday; on
resolutions, G. w. Bramel; ere.
denlials, J. W. SammDn; permanent
organization, a. Dye; honorary Vice.
PRESIDENT, Robert F0ols; honorary
secretary, John Sammoui committee
~ notify vice president, n. NJ. Blake.
Tne doiola,i1n IL Tor silver aud wi.
present the following tarn plank:
"Wo are IN favor u tarn suiilciuntto
doifay tho necessary espcusts Of econ.
Ymically con iuClinE cue government,
I.viol iu uuCh a manner ~ not 10 dif-
grimi1ato agaiutt auy locality.