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The advocate., 1896-11-04

the total deducted from perfection (I00JS
and the remainder is the score Of The
bird. When bird scores less than SS
it 10 called disqualified, and cannot bO
considered In the awarding Of prizes.
The description used in the "stando
ard" are copyrighted, and we cannot
use them, but to give you an idea Of how
the judging Of poultry is done, we win
imagine that there Is breed called
American Beauties, with the following
values hxed on the sections:
The advocate., 1896-11-04

A given fowl may be perHecC IN most
sections, but not one has ever been
found that was perfect In all Of them.
The nearest to a perfect fowl that has
ever been scored was 09h points, II I
remember correctly, and the fowl was
sold for $500.
It may be asked what all this has TO
do with practical qualities. It must DO
confessed that the STANDARD" does not
encourage any breeder 10 breed with
view TO anything but color Of feather
and weight, and that II doeB not put
any premium on egg production. This
Is the weak point in II, and will be until
that is remedled and encouragement IL
given TO the breeders 10 look 20 egg pro.
duction.
AS matters now stand, the breeder Of
pure-bred fowls IL compelled 70 regard
shape and color before anything else,
and It requires the sacrifice Of "stand.
ard" points sometimes in order TO keep
the best layers. AS long az this state Of
affairs lasts the ''fancier" will be handl.
capped in his work Of improving fowls
and producing egg-laylng strains. The
pure breeds come into favor because
they are good layers in the first place,
and keep in front because they transmit
this tendency to their progeny, but Inn
prOvement will not 60 on as rapidly
under the present system as it would
II some inducement was made 10 pro-
duce egg-laying strains first and beauty
afterward.-Farm and Flreslde.
The advocate., 1896-11-04

Value. Yearly
sWbSCPSbgFe.
The advocate., 1896-11-04
Chicago 1.-Two Stock.

CHICAGO, Nov. A-Cattle-Recelpts, ll,COO
market steady, closing 100 lower; fair to best
beeV0S, O&4006.2B; stockers and feeders, $1,000
as; mixed COWS and bulls, el.S6D& 65; Texas,
e2700&E0
H0gs-Rcoeipts, $4,000; market steady to 100
lower; light, e22S026O rough pac king, 920j
02lS; mixed and butchers. O. 2OO2 O.; heavy
packing and shipping, ta2O92OO; pigs, ESQ
MA6Q
Sheop-Reoeipts. 1900; market strong ma.
tive, sl60G24O; western, S2OOaSSj; light, OAOO
0450
sc, Louis Live SeOORE.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. L.-Cattle-ReceiptS, 1000;
market 100 higher.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market 30 lower;
Yorkers, SaSS0S.45; packers, e0SO@&60; heavy,
salS8256
Shsep-ReceiptS, 1000; market steady.
Chicago Grain and PrOdUOO.
The advocate., 1896-11-04

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MARKET REPORTS.
Kannnn CltY LlVe StoOlE.

KANSAS CITY, Nov A-Cattle-R -ReceipeBO
G,6S4; calves, 1885, shipped yesterday, 1917 Cattle,
20 calves The market was rather uneven
The following are representative sales:
The advocate., 1896-11-04

All scraps from the table can be used
70 advantage by giving them TO The
chickens. Even potato paringB boIlSd
are rellShed by fowls, and are one Of tho
heSt foods for them.
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Fan PlowInR KIllg Inseots.

Meadow lands infested with white
grubS should be plowed and thoroughly
cultivated in the fall, then planted to
some crop that requires thorough cu'ti.
vation the next season. The fall cdlti-
walton win destroy many Of the insects
which are then In q very tender stage In
little earthen cells in the ground, and
tho thorough and frequent cultivation
OF the following crop win soon dis
courage the grubs. Rural New Yorker.
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nESyER's CARNIVAL.
Cis,sd win n nest Elaborate Di.-
play.

DLsvEn, Colo, Oct. s.-rhn second
annual Festival Of Mountain and
PiAin closed tonight with the most
elaborate aud artistic display ever seen
In Beaver, tho parade 0f tho slaves
and the SILVER Serpent. There were
about twenty nosis. fepresenting his.
ioucal events and curtent topics Of
interest, End all were beautiful In the
extreme. A dOzon bands were intef.
speffud among thh il1ats, while mount.
OF guards and hsfalds Ia gorgeous
attire attended.
The line Of march was several miles
In length, and everywhere was n sea
OF cheering humanity. rhe floats
Topresentiug "Ffoo Silver" aud eta.
Pearl OF tue Antilles" received special
ovations. Tue former was n repre-.
sentAtion VI the silver dollar,
Of enormous siEe, nanked on
either aide VITA horns OF
plenty. The latter was besuillul
maiden In huge oyster shell. sut.
rounded by tropical foliage aud dow.
uts. Other notable prest m atiOns we're
HiavAtha, Collmbinc, tue ColoIsdo
state flower, suwanee River, OH
Oakon Bucket, aud Mo0lnty.
AhN hHAh hfaNAHtI hHkAN IAN-
lefday, was finished today. The prizes
were awarded gs follows; Colorado
Midland baud OF Colorado City, lrsi;
Telluride band, second, aud tho banu
vi Uo0dland, Kan, ihiTd.
The military parade was participated
In by tue regular tfOOps, infantry anu
cavalry OF Fort Logan. all tho slate
militia not on duty Ut Lradville, sew
oTal companies oil the New Mexican
state troops. many uniiormed civic
societies and the police AID IRE de.
partmenla OF Denver. Toe Atlefno n
enttTtsia ment oonslsted OF au exuibi.
tion dIlll anu sham battle by tho Font
Logan tfU0ps, luliau dances and
genes aud balloon aicenIi0ns at Cay
PARK.
Fully 10000 people attended. A oln.
siderable part Of tho visitors leit Tor
home tonight, the trains being heavily
loaued.
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Reliable InfarmAtiea sought by AfleF'
teams aud Foreigners

Reliable Inflammation houEhtby Af1rEs
teams and Foreigners
OMAHA, Ool. She magnitude Of
immigration Tor the price Ia the wesl
has been attracting attention through.
out the country for some time. Acour.
alto Information ~ to developments In
this direction IL being sought by macy
In various parts Of the United State
aud Ia some Instances by Europeans
contemplating removing TO sections Of
the county whore artificial methods OF
agriculture arc maniic.tiy desirable.
some OF hoMesiofn states have agents
~ lolk after this feature aud furnish
information In that line, for the puf.
pos. OF stimulating Immigration. This
facility u, however, enjoyed by n few
states. In the absence OF such infar
nation, those dssiring these facts are
forced to rely upon tho various great
railroads OF tho West ne 20 lust what
to expect ia undertaking ngTieul.
tutal puriuits In regions whste
irrigation has been demonstrated
10 Do Of particular economic value.
The Union Pacific railroad company
In the pioneer In the business OF keep.
Ing the public informed as TO the pro-
grcss Of artificial moisture distribution
IN the Weal, and particularly those
susceptible TO irrigation ON tho lines ~
the overland route. The latest mas q
literature aud beautifully execute d
maps placed before tho public today
by tnnt company, touching that topic,
contains mass OF Information Rccuf.
ate Ia every detail, Rni 10 the Teiuli
exhaustive researches by Hkilful 90.
gincofs ani agticuitufiHta who have
Investigated every phase OF the ques.
/ liou In the haf.dozsn western stAlsu
/ covered by the roads ot tho Union
Pacific syslem.
The quantity Of caJ ilAl attracted 10
tho stat along the line OF the over.
land route TOT tue purpose OF inve,l.
ment In Irrigation ventures issuiilolent
In tue aggregate 10 almost construct a
great railroad system. In some zee.
tiJns the magnitude OF the work IN
hand In something enormous, cJnlem.
PLATING tho diversion Of great streams,
carrying VOLUMES Of water squat 20 thu
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QUEENSTOWN, Oct. s.-Ths gale
whIuu bcgHn Un Monday continues to-
DAY with increased Jury. All the
uuoys IN Queryslown hstbOr have
been shifted, come OF them bein
driven quarter Of n mile rom their
positions. The DAunts Rock lishtfhip.
having ON board "a crew Of eight men,
mas broken sdrilt anu Ia believed to
have iouudcIod, while the Rooht's
Point II htship IL not visible today.
LONDON, Oct. Sine storm has
causuu considerable damage along tut
English, lfish anu Welsh ooaets. M.
muTous Vessels have been slghtei ny.
Inc signals VI distress.
Floods are as1 reported In yafi Gus
paris VI Wales.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. SAN unknown
schooner has been lost OIL Holyhend
aud her crew Of nvo men were
dfnwuod,
fiom all parts Of the United King.
dom immense damage ~ reported. tue
siulh VI LELAND particularly suffered
badly.
rfaiiie In tho Morscy has bsen sur.
reudcJ, a schooner with i've hands
vas lott oil H0iyhead, anu large
ship was wrecked At Milford Haven IN
walc-, anu ali on board psiishsd.
Numerous small wrecks ate alec To-
ported BY which tue aggfeg cato loss Of
lie IL considerable.
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" the Missouri river into immenrr
a'0ta q fceurvuirs stretching over mllfs
OF gfouuu, T. be gradually distributed
over ncies Of farms ut the proper time.
In Nebraska there are seventeen great
impanies On the Union Pacific tines,
in Wyoming twenty.soven, 10 Utah
twenty. Va I 'aho thirty, In COLORADO
stvenlosn, IN kansss ten, anu 10 Oiu.
on eight.
This does not include small affair, Of
which there are innumetahlo mum
nefs, Uut great concerns Of IT, m SbOO,OOO
10 s3,0O0,000 cipital, emp'o ing nun
dfeds vi tneusa da VI acfef, almt-
times controlling hundreds u milts OF
oAnaIe, many Of which assume the
Proportions u rivers, when bauk.iull.
Tue co npany L. unable TO ohtouicle
the number Of Lesser companies or as
q Citations similar 10 those, where
tow iarmefs combine for tupp ylng
their immediate demands nv divetGing
the smaller streams u the Weei.
The Union Pacific has the Haiisiac-
ton Of alfoady feaplng an immense
benen ffom the irrigation oompahius
II fosiurud, the fuhd having curing
September carried n greater qusutiJ
VI freight over ~ Nnuriska 0iyi,l0ns
than at nuy previous time In It's HE.
tory. This - aitfihu,c1 In more or
Ice degree 10 the successful cfors OF
those agflcultufisls sisted by itfiga'
I'm.
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There IL Que medicine which every
family should he provided with. W.
refer 10 ChamberlNin's Pain Balm.
When II Il kept at hand tho severe
pain OF n burn or soald may DO prompt.
ly relieved and tho soro healed In
much ltsH Time than when medicine
has TO be sent for. A spfain may he
promptly treated before Inflammation
scis 10, which ineufes euie In about
one-ihird the time others Lee TtquiIci.
Cuts anu bruises should receive i'm.
mediate attention, before the parts be-.
come swollen, and when Chamber.
lalh's Pain Balm IL spilled II will heal
them without matter being formed,
anu without leaving scar. A sore
throat mHv be cured IN one night. A
piece OF flannel dRmponed with this
liuiment anu bound on over the seat Of
psip, will oufe lame BACK or pain In
lho side OF ohsst Ia twen,y-iour hours.
II 10 tho most valuable, however, Tor
rheumatism. Persons till oled with
this disease will TO deligLtud with the
prompt relief from palm which II al
fofda, ana II can DO depended upon 10
Elect complete cure. For sale by all
druggists.
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Cleveland 10 mske money dear by
MAILING u scAfcc, ami money the
master, aud all thinpa else tue servant,
Is " fight tor Mr. Mckinley 10 Try aud
make money the matter AMI nil THINGS
sl,e the servauls7 Applause and orios
Of mo, mol
"No Republican who has lived IN
The last twenty-five years Ia moir
popular IDOL tnan was Mr.. Blaine.
His name IL It'll cherished ~ the name
0f the greatest II uhiican VINO has
existed IN the last twenty-five years.
In 1873 Nj. Blaine tAid that the de-
efucti1n VI silver rs money anu the
establishment Of gold as the cole unit
u value would nave Tuinous elect
On all ofms VI property except those
thvestments whici. yield liked ie-
turn In money. That these would be
enormously euhanosd IN value anu
would gain diapf iportionnie aud un.
iaif advantage over every other speoi,s
VI lfoICfly,
"My friends, II that wns true then,
u h tfuo now.
ION the one eide Mr.. Blaine put
The holders Of investments, on the
other eiuo he put the fe't Of tue people.
and then tells you that the distinction
o silver a. money anu the Get lbihh.
unent Of gold a. tho sole unit Of value
would have fuinops fleet uD those
who own property, aud would give an
uhiust an unfair advantage % thyte
who hold fEcd inveti meats.
"Whefs does the support Of the gold
standard come from? IL cOmtu from
the ho.uefs VI fAed investments and
the traders In money. do you believe
that these people, Who pIont ~ the
dollar rises, are seeking to make the
dollar flsc without understanding that
they got Any value cut OF ~ d. you
suppose they d. II b,causo lney thiuk
II helps society," 1 do not believe II,
my friends. They tell w they are IA.
teliigoni; Ia fact they assume ~ poe.
sut8 all the uttlliaouce there ~ 10 this
country, and II they have 10 much
more intelligence Than We, 00u'I you
suppose thoy oan eco their Interests Ia
a gold siandsrdY'
After the Coliseum speech, Mr. Bryan
spoke twice from tho carriage, tskiut
the people TO study tho question Of
nnaNeo aud TO make tbeir silver
sputcnes on election Jay.
There were but lew people al the
depot nj Burlington - set the nominee
Oh, and those whO were there were not
dcmonsifatvr.
Between burlington aud Cedar
Rapids three short speeches were maze,
tney being a. Columbus Junction,
Nichols aud West Llbsuy, where the
candidate save short speeches ON the
some lines followed by him la his
iormrr platform speeches.
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We Ipke pleasure IN extending n
cordial invitation To all Conference
visitors, ana especially those engaged
IN the beer business, To call anu soc ~,
We arc not cutting price,, but can
assure you that wa have the Finest
Quality Lager Beer ever pfoiuoei 10
mis- market. And 10 those who ara not
pufohasing our beer, uu' VINO wish "a
improve their business, would snegesi
that they try some OF our Extra Pale
Premium Lspsr Beer and bp con.
vlnoed. JACoB NORTH,
General Manager.
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rALnrn kNn nuoRsIn
The Candidates OF tue NA'iauai DeH'a
esnts Heard Prem.

CHICAGO, OFT. S.--Genetala Palmer
nnd Buuan nor we're the principal speak
efs nj the rally VI the national Demo
Gratis held ut The auditorium this even
ing. The big hnii, which seas 0,0l0,
was tasteiully decorated win hhg' ana
bunting. blue aud gray inteftWiutd
being tho prominent feature. Tue
hall was Oiled with people anu ihuus'
anus had teen turned away Nhen
Chairman Robbins called the meeting
10 order anu Introduced Gsnetal Pal.
mer. The general was given an Uva'
ton, the audience fisiug on mansu,
chterlrg and waving nsgs.
In his opening remarks General
Palmer referred 10 the lndiauap0li
convention aud asserted that he did
not accept thu nomination tendutut bi
that convention with any expectation
Of serving either tue Republican Or lhr
POpulist party.
III accepted that nomination a. a
Demoofat,p bu said, anu l moan nov
10 iand ny the ancinnt faith anu abide
by tho consequences"
Tue speaker then referred 10 the
Chicago iife, OF which tomorrow n Tue
tweuty.fith anuisenary. He was
governor u Illinois NJ that time.
speaking OF the relief measures takur .
Gan Palmer said!
"IhUfc was some controversy be-
tween myself aud Con. Grant anu
Gen. Sherman aud Den. bheTidan ~
To the employment OF troops In IN
city. protested that the Unn,u
states had no right 10 Interfere In the
Aiaifl Of the city OF Chicago. 1 d..
tnolly declared that the United hthgt
might fighuully employ It, owu
plwefa aud IT, own agencies Ia order
10 execute its Own laws or 10 maintaiu
ito own authority. That Il the history
Of tue controversy. In that inslanc'
Gen. Grant wrote TO me; NO lhougl
Ut restricting the authorities Of the
slate Of Illinois occurred 10 any one,
aud there was no occasion then TOT auy
interiorrncU whatever BY any Fegoral
agency"
Gen. Bueknef also spoke, iollowinl
Gen. Palmer. Tue audience NJ 10 nm
received bim with enthusiasm. ~
address was devoted almOst VIII lily g.
the financial question. La c1Ic utiob
he expressed Bis uplniou thni tho Ia
diannpolis ticket would got a Y " o.,
spectacle vote In boih Rrutuci y u ,
Illinois.
C1l. John 4. Irish. the elequtn, Call
fornian, was the next speaker. lie nt'
tackled the Chicago platform plank ~
piauk and discussed tue flnanuiai quJa
lion II great len ltb.
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Sir. !. X. Fowler, secretary AMI
treasurer OF the Corinns NH, CAuai
anu Stock Co., OF Corinne, Utah, D.
Speaking OF Chamhetlnin's Cougu
Remedy nyti ~ consider Il tht
oS.t In the market. have used mAuy
kinds bot mud Chambeflain's the mos
prompt and tiieciual ia giving fullei,
and now keep no other In my home. u
When troubled with n cIush or opid
give this remedy trial aud We ASSURE
you that you will BE- more than pleased
with the result. For sale ~ drug.
RiatH,
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Claimed for the Republicans by ~ ma.
IsrtiS,


Iprtty,
wAaiIiNdroN, Oct. S.-ChalImhn
Babogck Oi the Republican parry e0n-
gtossionai c1mnltev today Issued a
statement, based On detailed reports
claiming lhs next House OF Repressn.
taliyts NJ Republican by ~ least SO
mnlpTily. lie said.
"rhe c1mmitIeg has received do.
tailed reports from nearly all u the
congressional dis,ricls,snd while there
arc quite u number OF districts that
GA O not DO uelutuiaui upon nj prrseui,
owing TO various causes, some with
Two candidates, others where tho
question VI fusion has not been settled,
aud others where nominations have
not been completed, We nave sufficient
iAta 10 warrant Ne Ia saying tina. the
Republicans viii elect members who
are pledged " sound money from l0S
districts without Any qucu,iOu. rugBs
1istTiciB oOnsldeT gttlaiu, auu In Hd.
dilion TO this there ate about nny more
that can 10 clasHed As uoubtiui. THIS
iufures a! th.u time n workins m,lsEly
VI o."
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THE
DENVER & Rio
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF The WORLD
Tho only limo running two
through last trains DAILY to
Loadville. Aspon Pueblo. Col.
orado Springs and Denver.
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER %. 1884,.

Train No, leaves Ogden 0il a. m
salt Lake $50 a. M, arrive W Pueblo
800 y. M, Colorado Springs 5slI %. ul,,
Denver $3.50 a. m.
Train No. Z leaves Ogden d35 q. M,
salt Lake 40 y, M, arrive at Pueblo
1888 ,. M. Colorado Springs 0;io p. M,
Denver 30 y. m.
Connections made ut Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver with an liuus oast,
Elegant day coaches, chair ears ami full.
man slenr0rs ON all trains. Take tho
u. a X. q. aud hayea comfortable "Trip
and enjoy tho finest scenery ON the COM
tineuL
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The direct limo 10 Ksnsas City, IL
Louis aud Atlantic tsabOatd, Ia via
the Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
cars, anu all connections mHde In
Union d-pols IN the day time. II you
nIe going Eual and care for daylight
ride through tho gTandest scenery Of
tho Rncky Mountains en- route, zee
that your ticket reads Wis Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair car,
positively frss to holders OF regular
train tickets.
II. h. KoosER, g. y. a T.. A.,
Il MurlAn Block. Salt Lake CITY.
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wAuusoToS, Oct. s,--SscIelaty
Difiendsusf Vi che Silver party To-Day
gave out au estimate on tho election,
lie gives Bryan .se electoral vote,
Mckinley lu5, and pa, 6S m IN
doubtful columl, this lsst being made
up Of Iowa, Mar, land. Minnssois,
New Jerscy, West Virginia aud WI.
clnaib, He oonceios Now Englaf Il
New f0fk aud Pennpy lvAnia 10 Me
kinley, aud chains for Bryan all "a
cent those states aud those In TIT
doubtful No..
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supPoH,- BnYAS.
cansui Henry clay smiIh Resigns on
That Account.

wAsnISGTos, oci. s.-Honry Clay
Smith, Unltod States consul 10 santcs,
Bfaz,l, WAC Is AZ preiopt IA WH6hing.
iou, hiss resigned his office because OF
tho Tulu lOfDlldipg Gtii cuholdefs 10
tsAo an active part Ia poli,lcs.
In his letter to tho President ten.
dering his resignation Mr.. smith says.
"COnesiving II 60 ua my plain duly
to take part Ia tho present political
conlssi, where 10 muen, As L under.
s.aud n " at stake. no other cDune
which ny conscience can appIoye IA
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part NJ tho state some time ago. tays
MIR. W, Chalmer, editor OF the Chio1
Call Eaferpriie, ~ had an attack Of
Jystni.ty. Having heard OF Cham.
heTlAin's Collie. Cholera n d DiarthoeH
Remedy bought bottle. a couple
~ doses OF u completely cured me.
Now | am champion Of that rem
plants" For sale by dfusgISts.
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ieit open 10 m . bat 10 resign tue very
important once you have had tht
kindusss to awe me, 10 TAKE elect OIL
the cnd of my leave, notwiihstandiue
the pleasure and profit derive ~
holding the position. Ny plain duiy
forces me h join my state ani iis req.
fots natives n Alabama IN TIE tuppo' I
u Bryan and Sewsli lot President aud
Wee pftsldent.v