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CASE WITH THE JURY
lrsun.nl completed To-day 10 Ih'
K,sslsr Hurdtr Trial
ANOTHER yrnDlcr FOR wrDsrrn'
Oplnon n The attorney len RI 10 Tow
,rnof wells hspfc inr rus
onet,' Good h.h,v'r.

Argument In the Kesslor mut'''
trial was completed today, ST. John
La Taylor concluding tor the dei'n 9
inavsry strong aud able plea TOT h''
client and Mf. Whitltmore concluding
for tho government aud nulsh'ug nl'
plea this Aiisrnoon, after "hioh me-
honor Judge Hiles Instructed tue Jury
and the oa.o wps submitted.
Mr.. Taylor covered the evidence 10
tue case In very thorough mannsf,
showing that II was ell ciieam,ian'iAl
and Of such Baiufe ~ 10 snulle It 10
lille weight ~ against tho priionsf'
The strongest tviieuee brought out ~
the public prosecutor wss the ante
morlsm statement OF Nlubetsall, who
va. sharAclsuEsi BY Mr. Tsyior -
person ana Of q class whose wofi was
moi reliable under the most sefi' ~
circumstances OF upon the most solemn
occasion.
Mr., Whitismofs's artumrnt wa
directed In great pari 10 the testimony
OF the prisoner whioh was given IN iht
attempt TO prove an alihi aud which
vas u very filmsy nature ana
entirely insufiicieut 10 prove tue con-
tenusn set up by the defendant that ~
was at home and In bed Al the time ne
tragedy occurred nj Mite. hineGisJ''
house.
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The Park aud NsighborhOod.
PARK CiIY, UIhh,
o.. 10. 1895.

PARK Ct1Nt Oihhs
o.. 10, 1896.
To tho Editor
l havs Just returned from Hebef
City. Ksmas and other settlements iu
wasatch and summit oouuuss. The
Lstter.day Saints ui Park CITY held
very largely attended meetings at the
OPEN house yesterday. Elders John
Henry bmitn, Hcbef ]. Giant anu {.
w. PenrssU sfo here sn1 attended the
sunday school IN the morning and ad.
dressed the people ia tho afternoon and
evening. Tho German ami Swiss
choir from SAN Lake CITY furnlshud
the singing. Poo. J. j. MeCleilAn
pfosidod vi the organ, lhe hUute was
packed aud great macy people
wstu unable 10 gain admittaucc.
THIS Bwisa aud 1efman singers Will
give olncuft IN the Park CITY opera
houie tonight. Ffom there they will
10 to Hetef CITY, Midway sud other
towns y scent, where they intend
giving n sefisa OF concerts. Professor
McClollAn. Ma. LiEEle rhomas Ed.
wards anu Plot. &. ID. sohettler are
with tho company.
THIS morning W. all went 10 the
Ontsfio mine', except Brother Hebef
J. Gfant, Who returned home n the
morning tfair. Brother John Henry
smith got permit from Mi. 0corie
Orlo aud took " all d wn IN NJ, B
mine. We went to tue Ib00'iool level.
Mt. Come ~, the fireman, hiadly
showed " through aud explained
70 W. the workings of the
dulls, etc. The engineer was very
careful In lelunx u down the shat;
waite the minefs, vhp nre usei TO ",
arc lot down about o. quick a. II they
should TALL. There afa over sixty.nve
mllcs OF tramway failfoading Ia the
OntAfio nints.
The LAilor.day Saints Of this city
ate now building iins meeting house.
The foundation IL nearly completed.
| One VI the merchants here offered q
prize inc time ago 500 cast lthe de.
nomination getting the largest nuaibef
Of votes. Ths Laltor.dsy saints Won
nrst prize.
There are quite = number OF mics
residences In course Of erection; also q
now opera h use IL being built by tht
A. q. u. W. Of Park City.
ERNEST :. PESRosy.
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violation OF the prison rules. TIE re-
ward Of couviols, commouly called the
Copper Act and found IN complied
laws " isss, 1t pages SCI 9 3. provides
certain deductions iu uasu oi sentercr
% b. invent r7rvicis for good con-
iuct. Rsctin 5.47l ~ vide frs .ur-
isitute o ~ the good time Of the 81.
Wet for TIE month ~ who
Tho infracuon occurs. This 10
uHn alf1 contains ffoyiso g.
the eject tnata convict who mHy eel
hlmieif aggfisv by the action of the
warden ~ nfirHufu " hs 9 OF un'o
may arpeal IN ufitine 10 the q vern1f,
which WTiufg snal uiu . slaie.
meut o the alishu tie vtleroe anu
lessons q q q Cuuv.Ut ior r0ntiIf
h mssit "a lusuy dealt witn, aud tn
Hs,e urr uIon iuvestuatiun my
rfvuit back 70 tho convict, % he DEF m
no cump aiut well gtoun led.
AneKa inaiiOu 0t cnaltsf 81 VI the
Lava Of 1898, buiur ga act an refer.
eucs 10 the sOvtfument an isuipiiue
1f the Site prison. fails 10 disclose auy
pfoviltuu Nhatcvur luf reductions OF
iofieiuros on account OF con uci, NOT
tstleFu lucf ifeai,d ~ tOur Ell upon
in naid nri nj 1896. HeoiiUu % q faiu
act, page al, pi.vides that all acts
aud mart li hciH cnutfhvo Hluf any
OF tho provisions Of this set hfe fope LED
hut ali 10. ruedtufs tsniing sud all
rights aua liabilities existing. acquired
or iucnffud al the lime tuia sut tAkss
iluci, are hefeby saved nj such pro.
cerdinga may ie olnsumated un1er
/ and sec riding ~ the law IN zee ~
the tue fuch proceedings were com.
me eel.
me copper oct, In Compiled Lave
| OF ib88 arps % too iTsyuf any oil the
provisions of thu act of 1895, and The
| act % 1895 not t.uc llns ul.sH tho sub.
/ luct oil g10l tine o. feHA d. ~ t0nvic >
| nd MOI balug rspuguaui O. the copp-f
acl, itN my uuibiau that Tue act found
on rsrei 5Bi 2.8 q the Compiled Laws
/ 1f 1855 BE- ttiii Ia force unu that you
would have the nuthnrity, upon pf0-
/ pof application, TO cred back To u cln.
| Wet any earned reduction OF tune u
which he hiss Teen deprived. The let.
ter VI convict a bert KEN
which IL attached 10 your commuui.
cation howsvsf, hardly AuihoflEs,
any action on your paft. IL 10 not
claimed ~ the convict In his COM
municAiion, that he lost his Copper by
reason u being ublustly dealt with BY
the warden, but HsAa you TO restore MS
good time ON ncc1nnt Of Obedience u
inc tulsa aud good conduct since thai
time. The statute, IA my opinionl
only gives you Authofiiy % act IN
cases where a convict asks 10 have MI
g01u time restored on tie ground tn.
tue acu3u Of the walden was unau'
tlurlxsd. Ho should state ~ wfitinl
tue fuoia, the evidsneo aud the foa
cons Tor considering himself upJuailJ
dealt vito, and " upon investigation
u was your opinion that the complain
Of tee olnvlc was well grounded
then you would have the power {,
ofoalt baok 10 hlm tho earned rcduc
ton OF time Of which he had beef
deprived.
Very tsspectfully you're.
a. q. BiaHlr,
Atlgrpsy General.
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THE GREEN BAG.

Juigu Richie dld no business In
open court today.
Mrssfs. Forfon aud Recess Of the
land board are cut m king locations.
The secretary Of stats today tissue a
notarial c0mnlssl1n 10 Aivifas II.
Gleason tor Box Elder county.
Il. j. Dluinny end y. V. Jones
have been admitted 10 practice NJ the
bar OF the United States district court.
Certificates OF Incorporation were toe
DAY Issued by Secretary OF State Hem.
monu 10 the Mercuf Gold Dnst Mining
company aud TO ths Japan Mining
aud Milling company.
County Attorney whiitomore thi.
afternoon flsd the State's brief IN tho
ca, Of THE state ~ rel Morgan Rloh.
afis, State auditor, W q. Il. Stanton,
county clerk of Salt Lake o unity.
a vonits Tor twenty three persons
from which 10 select grand Jury has
been hsuud by judge Marshall Ia the
Uniloi States district court. a venlfe
Of thirty potlt Jurors has slso hsen
issued. Both ate feturnahle Nov. y.
Judgment In tho sum Of $3.50 snd
s2ib1 costs hA' been entered agaiust
". !. Chez man, q, III. Jacobs. Har.
vey ~. Baeo II. III. Rec, AZ. o..
Johnson, J. A. Graham ard w. r..
Henderson, bOndtmen Of Rev. Dr. W.
ID. MAbry.
a bench warrant has been lssuei
from the United staIss district court
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Is Now Well Again.

Elder l. slsr Stevenson, a mission
Ary from this city 10 the Southern
s,alss, writing b bis pareni. from
Live Oak, Florida, says: Our ptesi.
ieni, Elder wesi. was taken very slcE,
hi, life bsing despalrsd ot. The
Eidefa Tasted aud prayed three days.
Friends In their grief gatherst around
the bed Of the apparently llf,less form.
We laii our hands upon him with
faith ana invogeI ODE blessings
upon him, and he immedlaisly spoke,
saying, III am nil rlsht." lie ate din.
ner, dfstse himielf ani walked about
he hguss. which no had not done be.
fJfu for two weeks.
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DAILY WEATHER yANg.
Observation taken at Utah, Idaho,
Mon.Ana, Oregon and MJomiug
stations.
Weather reports showing ob,ervA
ilons at am. today

Weather reports showing ob,erva.
tiona at s am. today
sAit Lake Cily--BAromsisr, 5000;
temperature. IS; minimum, ~; wind,
southeast, 3 miles PCT htuf, clear.
Baker City-BATometef, - o., ten.
pentufe iii minimum, 10; wlna,
south, 10 miles PR hour; CLOUDY.
Cheyauno- Batomete 1904; tenn.
petatufe, -; minimum, Ss; wind,
southwest, b miles per hour, cloudy.
Helena Barometer, 80.O5; tompera.
tufe, S6; minimum, 80; wind, south
west, lighi; clear.
Ailes City--BaTometer, 5000; TEN.
perkture, 30, minimum, %; clear
Winntmuoca Barometer, 5000;
temperature, IS; mihimum, 80, wind,
northsasi, miles pcr hour; clear.
Idaho Falls--iafomelef, H0.0s, tenn.
peTA,ute, 20; minimum, 20; wind,
northwest, miles pef hUut; clear
HAVfe-bArnmeltr 3l.0s; ttmpera.
ture, ~ minimum, 20, witd, north.
wrsl, iguB clear.
General and local forecast for 80
houfs ending 5 nm, "Wednesday:
Fer Utahi Fan fought anu Wei.
nesday. stationary temperature.
Salt Lake CITY aud vicinity, fair
tonlghi aui Wednesday. Stationary
temperature.
J. IL. SMITH,
OhservoT, WeAthe, bureau.
SALT LAKE CiTY. Unh,
Ioday's temperature h shown In the
lac tlmilo Thermometer given below
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NEW YuRIS, Dot. 20.-Misi Eillh
Sheuat., aecOul daughter OF Mt.
Eliiot r.. Shepard, grand daughter OF
tue late WIN. n. NsndCibit. was
married a, Scarborough, We, Cnsltcf
county, To-Day, 10 Eafueit o, Fabbri.
rhs cefem my, wh.cn was petiofne
by Rev. d.. John Call, assisted by
Rev. Ffaucis Bltzziug, took place ~
shepard memorial chapel, erected by
Mrs. shepar ~ memory ol nor late
husband. Tue chapel was elnbofateiy
decorated with q iwefs and phlms,
many being imported expressly ior the
purpose.
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tiihes WIN reaoh the fort the latte, N, :,
OF November wnen the allotinr Of -.
IN seNsfsit TO the Indians viii bs ~
guo. Col hindistt who " 10 H. W
utel ~ December has voluniesfed y.
remain ana nssitt the oomml,siop. ~
ls'Rii 1hat The 6 inditont arc fevs,.sis
Tor sie,dy work. The Indian. ~
now Wiling TO receive thslr ailolm' W,
Of land. should the cummIlslon Nv
suecessiul Ia their work Of siia,,e'
lani ana tue h,lla ce be thrown u,.s
u sniilement We mey hope faf M,
rush TO that isvotei place early In ,hs
pfing. Tue Uncompahgte il AIM,
sue 10 be ihr en open when Inc
Ulntth / ned. '"o
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A representative o tho a isOuhl 4
Press had 40 interview vita a broker
VINO does the largest business Of wheat
90 this side OF the Atlantic, Ia regard
to the situation. He raid In sub
stance:
lin the bali natural ani half speou.
lntivU course, We have only followed
tho lead srt by tus United Slater,
where sleculators arc very active.
There Ia scarcity, Ia spite Of tho fact
thAt England IA atogeu million crop,
and that ~ duc,d ~ eulai0n In Rus.
sian. RuitiA'r CT pispJ0Tani Auairia's
pfaoteAlly Nil. But ~hat IL VI great
moment, consumers having q large adj
vance u milling contracts also rushed
In 10 secure suppllei, even a. the top
ptlces, which t1dty are 20 Ter Get
higher than last wers,
"CAli oruia wheat sent 10 Ind /
yet ~ only dfop Ia tue buckle out
ihe mural effect u the movement anu
Of the imIenli1g famine In India has
been veTy great. Oi course, A rain
inllf, quaniilits Of California wheat
viii NJ DO wauie1, but | doubt this
aud, coupled with tue vlceIoy's grave
lulrs rams, II naturally tfr5fdG Specu.
lhiors tue real slemout OF uncertainty
they uellRhtiu.
'slll this docs not account for more
than half NJ the rise. tbs bal.nce h
a solid advance, owing ~ tue short
uess ni tupplitF.
ave stall follow the Unilsj Btal es
closely, howoVet, anu the tpseulalOTs
WIN orco thr market.
"fhe riio In fteights has nj times
b ca Ia auvalcv OF tbs fise In whssl
aud the demaud TOT steamers 10 most
bHtk. Toe closing OF the sea OF IA v
early IN December Will ffeo hunter
Of ships u load eist where, though III
present. Az1v boats arc loAdii < M rap.
tlIy ma nasalhIn -
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CHICAGO, ocl. ~. --Rigni Rev. q
l.. seymour VI spiiugnell, lie, blsAop
81 ihv Episcopal chufcu. h Written a
lstier 10 tho gold = AnaAid Democratic
rcmmittte, usnguuuing tue Chioigu
platform IA very f.TosAble LANGUAGE,
lhu bslop taya he lakes no Interest
In Politics uuuer ordinary con.
alterations, but the political silua.
ZION nj present, no iemArhs,
~ pefil0us. lie staies that ifvs
silver IL Injurious to all oiat,es, and de.
cafes un,quiv cAlly ioT u ainglo gold
standard. rne remainder VI the letter
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sr"cas ASp aAaHsrA


NV ioag. oct Improvement In t,,.
dOn quotations Tor American inraits, ' .'
moderate pufchas uF ufarra tor lftGr1l,t Nltn
faNorites Tor iofyiHu account IHuuenfr4
strong ana higher local market I'D M sfagst =
WIN iuyuff most narkol tor sugar and rrsa
nealifatiuns caused cUossions tom M Is.,
prices ~ aOm0 indusuials, bus inc eang.s'
marlct iaade thet prosrCs upWafI On IA
ing 10 fil.uf1. H'NN't
Chicago Gas dufiar tho second bouf nj.
hoatJ huYhF teft pcf cent 10 20. IN
muH OF an impcndinf drive aFlinst rtort.
have been current several daya Inc roneist
MARKET also made material Ftluf faidr No."
sugar and Mammalian. which showed 4 saas,r.
tendency, fNA
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nOrEL ARRIVALS.

walkor.-F. McGa,h and wife, owa.
ton a, Mimi Mrs. Harris. Columbus,
osi.i II. G. Faulkner, Ffisco, Presley
Denny, Beaver.
Cullen--L. H. Rhodes, Ogdeus r.
knowles. San Jose, Cali DIV. McQaeen,
city; l. Huber, ]. A. Paltison, san Fran
cisco; John =. mn, s.. louis.
Templeion &. llamm, Evanston,
Wvo! 4. u. nelwlg, Kansas civ; J. II.
Culhuru, Boston, J. ". Oliver. Roohes.
Ter; n. Fowler, incinnAti, O.i w. \,
HeIphrcy, Omaha.
Knutsiord-R. u. Clarke aud wife.
peoria, H.; 4. Saunder, aud daughter
San Francisco; T.. NJ. Van Cortland,
DenveH Chas. \. Smith, Denver, :. X.
bradford, Cripple Crock.
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ANOTHER vrmpicr ron wrnsrrn
Other Ba.iss.s In the oi,ii pisisior'
rhird Dtstrict.

Another History Of Utah case hns
been decided In favor VI tue George q
Cannon a Sons company, through IT,
representative, J. n. L.. Webster, VINO
this morning secured ~ gmenl iu
Judge Stfespa court ir so against
John Hall. The case was tiisd before
Jury.
against T.. 4. Hansen the moliln Tor
non.suit was sustaiurd and the lurJ
disohArged.
JUDGMENT was rendered for the
plant n la the tuit 10 Mary A. Par
sons " William M,Qpcen. The de.
fsnUant IL ordered o. fciufn the prop
sfiy claimed In the complaint with
coss. The judgment was rendered ~
consent.
TIE damsgo tult OF william Brock
agaiust the RIO 0rAndu Wteitfu Raj.
way company was Ia pt0gfua 81 tflnl
to-day before the following lufJ; lease
BrockbAnk, John q sbbiti, John Henfy
smith, 7. II. Eilsfbeok, W. IL. Luli,
Frank Taylor, Herbert Piiee Anu a.
HauAuer Jf.
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a senerai Vaccinations 10 sell de-
presses the iigurss

a sfuerni inclination 10 Hsii De
presses the iigurss
CHICAGO, Oct. 20 --whtat opsnsd
quarter 10 halt cent hi her this
morning, In 'pile OF low cables, tue
advance being carried over from zee.
terday's curb. But the market wss
inclined 10 drag. Norhwsit Teotipls
were igrgcr than last year. rns hud
olheT vviie ces Ol wheat coming into
sight everywhere on larso scale
created reueral inclination 10 sell
and take pfonts. Opaniug prices iOf
Decsmber wore 77l@i, II sttAiird o.
~. hon gradually sJid down 10 7tt
tt4ufe was good buying on the bfe b
sons Of which was attributed 10 Cu ,
aby. A rally g. 5sJi ensued. Tho
market was ia a. tnV nfst hou,'s
trailing.
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An opinion n.i.tias 90 Prison nsdac'
tons ier Coed Behavior.

Since thu Asopti1u " the rules Tor
government OF the 5 Al. prison tho
question OF reductions Of sentences Oh
account Of good behavior Of prisoners
has been knotty one On account OF
supposed daOfugaIiou oi the pfovltiona
Of thu copper act. Attorney General
Blshop today tGau tmi,teu the following
opinion 10 Governor Wells t0ucbing
his powers Ia such rAtes3
Hon. Hober NJ. Wells, Governor, City.
Dear slE--t have o1nsidsfed y "a
commu nicaiion OF September SOFA, ~
reference 10 your authority A. Guyet-
nor 10 Testofe 10 priaoners the tenefiis
81 the Copper Act, loot by reason OF
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
ie Enoeuaisr. seine Oh IiI. Isur
through Ohio.


SITuBESvILLE. Ohio. Oct. g0.--Ths
irip ihIs mnfniss vi Bryan through
tho ONO Valley diaiTict along the
anks OF ths Olio, has been punoluated
mere anu thcfn with cheer. Tor his
opponeni. Ssndwiohed IN the cTow0s
were many bAdg OF color which In.
dictate the weGftfs were not 90 ffirn ~
10 tho white metal NJ they could h1vs
bseu. rhoru were lyu stops beioie
tni, place was reached, AMI at three
tho Candidate aldfts-eJ tho crowd
tom the ruar u the cat. There was a
good crowd at BellAite and ~ wa. on.
thusiaitic. Bryan addressed them 49,.
teen minuies. He eaid tres coinage u
silver wouli be- benefit 10 tue iAfnsTi,
tao labor Y men und buaintBi mvu,
ualng practically tue samo line o
afgument 10 tubstanliate thAt stale.
meui. rs employed by him on
s,her occasions. Al BuUkop0it
wtareF Of yellow badges were
numerous but the shouteis Tor the
nominee were atfong enough 10 drown
ihu cheers for the Republican oaadi.
date. Bfysn spoke three minutts Say.
ing the fundamental principle winch
undeflIes the nnanoiai qasslion is tho
quantity anu NOT tho quality OF the
money. ~ Martini. Fesfy god
badges were worn by u large portion
ol tho audience, anu cheers for Me.
kinlvy altofnatod with cheers Tor
Bryan. Bryan said that Ia this clun.
ny auyb,d Y could take the gold cure
VINO wanted, auo told tbs story about
a Nebraska woman who faiI her
bfotutr was q gold man without gold.
lna filverites Epplnu1od vifnra usly
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LONDON, Oct. 20.-At the Baltic 10.
day wheat opened Oh. under yesteT.
dty's prices ut values n II iuel latrr,
uuiIefs demanding yealgrday's top
pfic,s. There was Hello doing, how.
aver.
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Ntphi Times; The thespmen ore
heri ning to mpve their nicks from
their summer range 10 that OF winieI,
aud owueIs arc preparing fof dlppinf
ard pufchAaing supplies Tor winter a. d
gettiug their wagons and other tqup
ments To prorsr order 10 stand the " I'M
tor blasts. which will be encout ter d
on tbs desolatt gazing grouud OF o
western dtssf'.
Pho. Advocate; We get the lnfor.
m alton rom psftv iust w from the
reservation and who 10 In a position to
tuow thu facts that the Uin'ah resof.
vation IL soon To he opentd. lhe M.
mlssion that h treating with vaTiuu
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smrLIt At pfarcr, stt tats rounir
October %. lee, ut ola aar. Hnbou shipIgf.
aged flyears aud ono Woct
Ouh paper aud Niiieunni star please
cupy.
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little idea OF The duties or mairimony and
maternity They approach motherhood
with considerable fear They have learned
In avaguc way that the baby's coming means
pain and danpct, Few of them have been
told that these things are Of the past. Pain
and danger are no longer necessary. By the
regular usc Of IN picfcr't ravuritc pfcsctip.
ton during the expeclant period p safety,
comfort and health are assured tot both
mother and child
d. Picfcc'a iayofltc Prescription 4 fif
the cure Of ON diseases distinctly feminine.
aud for the inauguration of already healthy
organs iu time Of unusual strain u ptn.
NOTES regularity and relieves periodical
pains and discomiofts II has saved the
lives Of thousands Of women as their own
testimony proves Taken from among thou.
sands like Il Is this letter which tells what
one woman has experienced
W. r. Malcolm Isl Of knuhrl Clay Co. AK Dr..
writes We believe in thr merits Of b. picfcca
tmly mcdieurs Ny wife was tfoubled with
female wrikuras. and two bottles ol nf pirrcr q
tlNnftt PRESUMPTION together with the Golden
Mtlital hrmfcJl cured hrr uuunF the urs
Discovery nud iof pcrhap. four months pre-,
yigua 20 The birth Of our ohild she also took he
'luNnrtr Prescription These mrdielHrs ID
SEEMED. sifcngthfucd her entire system and
tiillnifth 20 Dec was ven cosy -hrIng attended
with very lupc pam oar baby Ruth y mouths
old 900 che his never btcn siek day. not so
much a. bod ihe collie shs d hearty and stout
aud pfrtiV az H picture pretty because she II
healthy Uui WcrcrY much blame ur ritrct = fam.
,yNgdiie, nsa ial n Wckeep nE rieUc's Golden
tnf The Pellets N or bone and use them We
have becu married most tlree years and have
called physician into my family but one time
asingls TIP At birth Of cur baby"
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Twenty-Five ono pound hsfs best
Washing Soap for si.0O. at EquiIAbIs
Coop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-20

devoted 10 vhat he considers zine
fort OF the Democratic plan 10
array class sgalust clais, umpl lto
against employer, r . the West anu
South aesinsl the East" lie assefis
the tendency IL revolutionary and the
men who preach tuch doctrines are
"not awafs Of the ulterior feeulif.'
tie condemns particularly the plank
~ tho - m cratic platform reierfing TO
thc United States Supreme CUuf,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-20

chiessa Oct a..
wheat-Oct. and Nov, ies Dec.,5sl.
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Try our Eugllsh Black Tea, ohlJ
25r N. Equitable Go op.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-20

wAsliINaroN, Oct. go Tue Rivsr
ana HafD - bill passed. Dy last sotslon
II COngfess contained a provision
that the location Of deep water har.
OOf In Calilornls should be determined
by a c1mmiss on g. be composed Of n
naval oilloer 20 he detailed by the sec.
rotary u tue navy, o. ofiicef 81 the
c ast and ge,delic survey, be detailed
~ tho superintendent, anu three civil
opgirosfs, u be appoiniet BY the
Precedent, The hoard hasbeen Ora d.
iAs ~ follows. Detailed : y tecfetaty
Of the navy, Rear Admiral J. u.
Waiksf; detailed by tue eupofinten'
dent VI the costt al ruoietic survey;
Assistant Augusta. r. Rigeu; ap-
pointed by tho President William
ii. n n, Now York; de0rse s. Mori'
500, New Yofh; Richard ii. Morgan,
Illinois.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-20

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Cattle
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tows aud haifcfs. % 'Oafl.oQ.
Westerns, 81. tHaN 20.
stoskcfs ind ftsdtrs. H.staf8s
sheep icaiy 10 % higher
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-20

We have about 80 Mems hne blA''
81 e5 Each.
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A. som W thelr applause woul .li'
away there WluId DC eheeti lo' Nc
X niey. A. Yofkvilis md BulIiaut
HrFan simplr aprearod un tho plot fm
anh acknowledged the receptions givtn
him.