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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-30
First published in the Daily Loader Jan
nary 2s, lsgs.
Notice for Publication.

Land office at Guthrie, Oklahoma, Jau-
uary 27, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
Ing named settler has dled notice OF his
intention TO make final PROOF In support
OF his claim. and that said proof viii be
made before the register and receiver Of
United States land Office at Guthrie, okla,
on March 3, 1898. viz:
Anton Gubson, for the sw ar OF the Sc or
and lot 2, sec q, tp l6, B, west.
lie names the following witnesses TO
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation " said land, viz;
William NJ Baker, OF Crescent City, o.
r; Elihu II. Cox. OF Crescent CITY, O. T.;
John Hayes, OF Guthrie, O. n; Charles
w. Owens, Of Guthrie, o. II.
AGO A N j. CROOK, Register.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-30

what is it that worries Gritley's
mind so? lie worked new problems as
fast as they came out, solved the pigs
in clover, the fifteen puzzle and every
thing else
Hes Just about crazy trying to mas.
ter the tariff schedule Detroit Free
Press.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-30

Educate Ionr Bowels With CascareCs
Candy Cnthartic. cure constipation forever
iOc. 25c. II G. @ C. fail, druggists refund money
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-30
FOR THE FREE HOMES BILL
rhe House Public Land, Committee
Agrees to Report the Measure

Agrees to Report the Measure
WAsHINeroN, Jan. 90 The House
committee on public lands decided to.
lay, by vote Of 10 10 ., to report
iavorably the free homes bill. An
amendment extending the provisions
of the bill to military reservations
which have been opened to settlement
was defeated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-30

Educate Your Bowels Wtth Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic, cure cousti tipation forever
Zoe 25c. IL g. g. q fal, druggists refund money.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-30

Thers must be woman In the moon
instead OF a man, otherwise Il wouldn't
change 50 oftsa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-30
aonrn. sonrnrAar ANn souTnRrar.

Arrive Leave Arrvs Arrive
NolGuthrie. Guthrie. Ut. " orthlGalv 'sn
t07li2i5 D. N. l2.Za y. m. p:s5 y. d Is 40 a. IN
to5 In .O5 D. 10. il:Oi y m. 800 a N b - p 10,
f2ll $3.50 D. n b'0l a 70. Local freight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-30

Make close connections at Ell Reno for
points on the Rock Island north and south.
For rates aud Information apply TO
JF. HOLDEN, Trafic Manager,
South McAlester, l. T.
o. M M. ELLsWCRTH,
Agent Oklahoma CITY.
EDWIN ADAMS,
travelling Freight and Passenger Agent,
Oklahoma City, o. T
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-30
I'VE SrOCkMEN.

Program Of Their Meeting TO BE Held at
UOOd,card ia February.
WOODWARD, Jan. Following is
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-30

Edition As
should be withoutit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

denim drapcry. The hswed log mouse "
Minnesota Is the most popular spot on
the grounds. because ~ the huge
hickory bog IRE which burns on the
capnuous hearth.
on Midway are one or two god
thIugs The picture % Triiby seems 10
tromlle on the I.Iu whiuh separates Co..
dcccncy from OBJ. highest art. Every-
Dldy ard Che glvernJfs take ln Tliuy,
9u we lt Ctfi fsfuplrs 90 the wind and
allowed TrI1y 90 take us boz.
The Incubator LOO which are sciantlh-
cuiy prepared machines g. preserve
the lives ~ prcmaturcIy born Infants.
o. ~ thr deepest Interest. Physicians
are in charge Ut this exhibit afd every
one Interested ln Che pr. scrvatidu u
lIfa D. glad o. eNnmiu. lu. n.ckol-piIt-
co. fresh aired. warmed FltsH clrcs
whore The tiny .ufauts are housed and
protected.
Tho Indian vl.hgst attract much att
tpniI,u. But with iha Olid weather
the natives ore fleeing hHmuw1rd
Tho weather o., sl The or ole here all
uy, ~ ih. Wft unusually severe
character flr this season u the year.
lut even ihIH does nH. hrlIr trau-
Hris upon thousands 10 daily aish,-
s.urH ihrlur.ng che rrHuula
our sisters uam tilh, Ails H.. D.
Wells Minnie }. SNOW Maria ".
| nuusIIl came ln sunday evening fU 90
prssgnl % She business session . 90,
Mo Jan. y. Richards ard sun y.
| Ca were already here. the merurlB
/ " 'hn council were opened Monday
/ m Mrs U1ugali gave iar brief
I ard distinct response with sum grace
/ ful, 1ulHt iIHnay that DO otp'Ivascd
/ oven suElu %. Anthony. who riurht
Z Dos uy thi hand aH she lUft ihp plate
! form 1ui stil. That was worthy az
/ brigham himself"
We have HiHl with uur pir,y, Prrsi-
| dent franklin u. Iliharls nni
daughter Mrs Josephine West. with
w. -. bluglii ana daughter. Miss
Kath.e D1uv1u
We are located. with the exception
- MrH. Wells. at ihD homes 1f tS1 "
| pmAha's most hDHpIilblc aud lovely
! women. Mrs. Mary Moody pugi. who
| mlfdH ut The head wy the Domestic
| t-."t'e department. lu she omaha
! Wuman'a club. The other hdy IL Mrs
| NuHhpnl, the wife ~ 1a1 " tho
/ army officers now located lu cuba,
| \ ,hing could exceed the gracious
l01iness ~ these and many other
Omaha ladies' 90 our whole party.
There WIS q inc reception given q,
| The council last evening at the omaha
| Wutnhn'H club rooms. arb aii ~ US who
wrrr present had q delightful time.
Toihy Sister Jane =. Richards with
others will meet with the female mem-
hofH NJ the Omaha branch ~ our
| church. ana Will organize a Relief 90
| cloiy. There are about fifteen sisters
LIVING hrrc, and a better or more ear
| nest group Z sisters | have never mei.
| Much f1tlHfactun " EXPRESSED by
che board " the National Council that
Van has sent such strong ard lnnl-
| vr'lal delegation 60 this Important
session % the council We may hava
more t1 say of council matters In an
other letter
our party a. least most - them, VIII
t, leave omaha On saturday ovuuing,
| oct 2Yih, nnd Notwithstanding mn
beautiful exposition. the lovely omaha
women and the hospliable welcome
which has marked our stay. we will an
be g'ad 60 rci home 90 ttah.
II SuSA Y. GATES.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

Tho shorcdltch Trinity church. Ion
don. has boxing ring. The pastor
of that church believes In muscular
Christianity and II himself quite an
expert with the Fhvea Hts name IL
Jay. ana he started out 90 make him
SER popular with she tough residents
" his neighhufho3d, which n In tho
siuma. 10 Rvt the reprubatcn u bis
bcnilty under bis pulpit he turned the
lower part Of Trinity church into a
club.
n II open every nlght and r. the only
club In the world without membership
dues. and also the only social club In
which there II prayer and gospel tcach-
ina Pastor Jay allows card playing
IN his church. an games, save that
there IN no gambling, and every night
his luaty. hfawny. listeners arc
allowed 60 practice the manly art NJ
aolf-dofonae In u boxing ring. OF
course he does not allow "knock-outs."
ana every rule u the English prize ring
10 strictly observed. Truth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

An pirht tho ccasicss. muflicd beat
tpr 81 Tho medicine tlm-tnm hnu '..nl'
AN uu across the hot barren. olkall
ost~. ali pirht long the dismal wllihs
- a., brynyod nqunwH and the lone
emo howl nf the mnHtcrioaH dos cry
irg tiite tiat spirits. ha1 come 20 w
,ut 81 the darkness, plointlvc anl
vclrf. All night long We had rolled
and tossed on our blankets Hpt'aH
upan the broad breast ~ mpshcf ear W.
underneath tho silent, whtchiul f,alH'
and now. 40 tho first pink bluHh ot M
unity into newborn day We t"N'' VIZ
refreshed and weary, A.
A bio1d.fod sun thrust HE screening
,,vs across the rugged peaks Of the
Hook Plateau. heat already hefrahihs.
came steaminE from the pnteh'l
earth! an nature seemed aiame' anu
AZ our tired. aching eyes sought whai
r.st there could be- found In the dlnEy
.r,sn Of few rcrub.ccdnrh thn'
marked the single variation - ih'
otherwise unbfokcn glare Of whltchcHH
a utranEc, sad procession cmcrTcl
fr,m them and wendell ~ way toward
ths cortcgc plainly, There were h'
patient. aad.cyci women, thelr tace.
blackcned by charcoal, their hali
dlshovcllcd. their garments rent ana
covered with ashes. there We're IN,
favorlte dog and horse Of the dcag
warrior, the latter fully equipped
a. though ready for a journey, ant
81 he was, there was the corpse H.
self. horn. all bcdccked and enHhroudcd
10 it, last earthly roatlnE.plncc.
The women still walled, the dos stu
hnwled. the hsat ntil. grew Mercer
and We followed the little band
Lipplncotrs Tor November
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29
UTAH WOMEN At OMAHA.
Interesting Descriptive Letter from Mrs.
susa Young Oates Praises for Omaha
Women and Everything.


To the Editor:
The coming of our Utah party was
received with she u.mos, favor by press
and people % has boon remarked since
that Proricnt wattcs made bis best
welcoming speech 20 ,hc Utah delcgt-
u1n. III. weather was worry uuprl-
p.t1ua, but .he Welcome of the people
uf Omaha was warm enough t1 offset
600 the rEorh " winter.
Ana what VI she xp1au1ng 10 is as
nnc but n1t 30 extended as ihe Worlds
Fair % d. almost more satisfactory O.,
ihe observer however. ON tho same
principle th1' enough ls as good 1f %
FEAST no carry tho s.muio stIl farther
when thc food iH well prepared ana ui
the most nutritious character, icHs
variety d. more easily dlgUaiei and Ices
liable 90 produce indigestion and aati.-
~
Perhaps tho most wonderful and
beautiful feature uf She ialr sH ih0
grand court lu the Cnutur uf ihH build.
lngH. There o. more space. re- richness ~
retail aud noble perspective which
surpissss even the court uf the Ch.ua.
go White city a. night, with 90" many
and gIttcrlng globes " nrc, the cfoet %
enchanting n thc extreme.
No one sets the benefit NJ an oiucl-
tl0nhi pffcci such 1H la here offered Uy
racing through the buildings. Hpendlng
tWu.t thirds 0f the time 1u Midway NO
dime shows. and then Elius away with
the remark, "Oh. itF only pocket ed.
tion " che Worlds Fair"
There are some uf The most wonder.
ful pictures loo corn. iaHHsis. huaka and
ailk. that have ever been produced. In.
deed in iho agricultural BUILDING corn
has been fashioned and painted and
welded and bottled unto many shapes
~, IN Nebraska corn is king
llelrr much interested in educational
matters, tho me exhibit along ihes,
lines attracted my earnest attention
Any parent, as well o. any teacher. car
IND enough food for Thought IN this OK.
hIhlt tu H. 70 alive the interested az,
tcntlou Tor days.
! wandered 1nc day w IN tho val
lorlrH ~ this building. ami aittina
down 90 rest IN tho tiny ipn-fbut Hduar.
booth wherein was displayed tho iltera'
furc and propaganda ~ the W. g. r
| a., ! noted below me ana opposite. ~
] every direction arose maEninccn
cup1laa and EIit'crnt shapes whIrl
/ were the rNhfiita ~ the iiauor and hsol
| vendors. What irony ~ fhio' Tho dr
| foniera NJ morality and slhriety IN N,
/ attic ~ nhsruritv while mo disreusfr n
/ NJ death and destruction -FOUR shed n
/ the most hlnurrd ana conspicuous plr
I t'1ra ~ the great show.
There ere many nne state buildings
New York; building - a marvel 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29
rrririoN Is GnANrrD.
Mr.. Rstta callshsn Awarded the Custody
Of usrths Law.

NoswI,hgaudinF The stubborn neht
made hy Mra.. Luna CLARK against MrH.
Hetia callahan having thc guardian
fhlp ~ h.f ld.ysar-ull daughter. Judge
iiil0a today brushed outside an uhJec-
lions and df'liod that the testimony
failed 90 show why Mrs. callahan
should NOT uf The next two years have
ihp rats and custody ~ Miss bertha.
About two weeks aF1. 10 will be- r..
mUmhrrfd. ihr Rlrl priiillned she court
10 appoint Mrs. Callahan her guardian.
Ou thH ground " ssirumr cruelty on
thr part " her mother. The case was
partially heard q week aEu. but con-
unuance va taEon until today in order
60 give Mr. clark an opportunity 20
consult Wih Judge Henderson, whom
Ne couri appointed 90 look after her
lHirfrtif.
whar he case was called this fore.
r1ol. judge henderson made q state.
mthi 90 The snrgi that after dlllgent
enquiry De had come o. the conclusion
that considerable iil-fcelinE existed be-
iHftn he mother and daughter. aud
mat MfH, clark was prepared 10 allow
hrf daughter i1 leave home provided "a
~ ana proper reraDn was appointed by
iha court 90 take care uf her The
mother lIi HHl want Mrs. Callahan up-
painted fIf tbr reason that she asa not
believe shg Was the rlEht Kind OF per-
son.
Tde following named witnesses were
examined. 900 90 whom icftiurd 90 the
rsl character 81 Mr., Callahan ami
iae sifl, and the cruel treatment ace
tfl.l ihF latter hy her mnthrri Isaac
a. Hancock Mra Nettir sheffield. Nell
pr Franks. w.. u. cline aud Gen. PEN
t.t.
The rId vas recalled to tho stand
H1d .n answer " Judge Henderson said
fHf bad attended school In Colorado,
and ihe Fremont, Twelfth and oqulrrh
hh Do of this city Denied any
NroHs doing and said her mothers con.
alei had caused her 90 lose all respect
Tor h,I She didn't want 90 be sent
Go lhe rescue home.
Mr. Dr. piummei' was called and
stated tho objects ~ the rescue mis-
sion. one af which waa 90 take care vi
ilNfn women. Judge Anderson asked
Mrs rlunrner " she dldnt ihlnk u
Would Doe detrimental o. the morals of
young SRI % come iH contact Win
men N that class, Tho witness re-
lagd hat 70 undoubtedly would, hui
Hl thing a. their coming IN contact
va zach other was barely poshibc N
ihr b ur.
~, c.arE WIS then called and told
2 .ptE story ~ what she had heard
wapy'lnr the character ~ Mrs. GAIA
nap i4d what her glri had told her
hor Story was denicd by Mrs Gala
nan and the girl petitioner. afer which
gssls' liilgs granted the peMllon. al
w. same time SEATING that II at ana
i4'uir time Mrs. clark could ahl 4
.llt Mrs, Callahan was not a pr1pel
fn0n 20 have the care uf the child
va order would be changed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

,..,., II. K.fra Tree Man. hot Consents
a, M. wife Having tarr of children.

- "a Ksffa Tree Nan. hot Consents
90 M. wife ilaviug tare of children.
t...,b a. Kerr was granted decree
.st.,',g.. ffum Laura \. Kerr by Judge
I'm. today on tho ground " deacrtlon.
htr.fdipr tn ihr itstimuny Of the plain
ia ~ r4rIIrt were married IN the
.,,te ~ ohio November :. 1891. ana
st,.ti, aftsrWafds came 20 utah. max
'rr ibs.r BONE In this city. ln June.
isst Mfr Kerr paid a visit 90 her home
h. Ubn. and laser refused 20 return TO
t.r husbludH abode. Two children.
A. Krfr nid. were born o. them. When
a.trI lf b. considered hla wife proper
r.rI0r m take care ~ his little ones
tbr witness replied that h. believed che
,rta and was doalruuH that she should
h. awarded their custody,
Mr. Harriet NJ. Parsons corrohoraiod
Nr Ksfr Hs 90 che date Of Mrs Kerr
lawns Salt Lake. and her refusal "a
MUM Mrs. Parsons further testified
thaf she read letter from Mr. Kerr
In which che stated that she preferred 60
rlmiIu with her mother ana would
faihfr die than return 90 Salt Lake Guy
O. Use.
tn pIalnun was granted % decree
ana ihc defendant awarded thH CuH-
fIly OF ths iwu children. Mr Kerr will
b. given nm opportunity Of visiting his
fhUiraH WheulVrr h. may choose 90 do
o.. also The privilege ~ contributing to-
wards tholr support Kerr la said 10
b. ,ugagcd ln ,hu sheep business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29
S ACCUSED OF BICAMY.
~. Am, N. Jones Makes Serious Charge
Az ms, Her Husband
ma SUIT FOR DIVORCE FILED TODAY
,,,, N. Kerr Secures = Di,orce-Mrs'
callahan Awarded the Custody OF
bertha Law.

Anna NJ. Jones In suit for divorce
al In the Third district court against
y,hn ~. Jones today. charges her hus-
ind with blgamy. and on this ground
s.ts that the matrimonial relations eN-
ling between her and Jones be an
nuilsd. .,
,,. were married In Rock Springs.
y,,. october .. 1891. and that Tor more
,t'r year past plainur has been
a resldsnt OF salt Lake county
rbsn 1t h alleged that at the time Of
a., marriage. Jones had a former wife
r,n,d Rachael Jones living. but that
H.. tba purpoac 81 inducing pialniln TO
&c, him. h. represented 20 her mat
H. vas unmarried. -.
Ap.tiniIn then says that on last New
49, DAY she made the discovery or
ir'.s former marrlaEr. and from that
~. ..4sHf i1 cnhnhlt with him.
urs. J1ucs'H maiden name was Car
aliL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

a.. ,,ueb being said nova
81, trained servant girls, aud
arc so dependent upon these
" s,ood home service u II we'll
~ ~ a., Inc subject. But ! also think
W ~ ,ncre h vital need VI gJod. well
,,,,,,,d mlstreases. In our shitung
Item society the sewing girl or
H. t,powriter often becomes mistrcses
~ n wealthy home, and ton otlen thrHe
,,',,,en arr the most dlthcult 70 serve.
1hsv are dazed by sudi nches aul
are often lmpefi0ua anu u"I,lne'ill,s'
o,,J ,,.,e be unto the ponr girls Who
~, ,,,i,ged 10 minister 10 their wants
70, Tow weeks " torture wurac
man the spanish inquisitlon the Eifl
~. 49, nor mengcr belongings aud
socks new fields. Should she be-
A ,nai lady 70 the manor born. train
- Ia, T. yn,d mother, accustomed 60
se,,a,ts ali her lie. such an one w.
,n,re sirc 10 treat her help In ncourt-
c,uu and friendly manner. such an
ops secures the love and gratitude of
her servants and retains them for
years. o.,
I once asked n nice bnhcinlNl ktl
who was doing excellent work In my
kitchen.
"uecnuse the woman purchased
rancid butter and tn cheapcst meat
fir our table while her own had every
LUXURY. DO you blame meY'
no you did perfectly right 90 leave
such "a mistress" was my reply.
A real lady will never entertain her
visitors with the faults 81 her servants
IN ae faults will be- covered with IN,
mantle of charity the same na those OF
her own children.
Here il work Tor the bright clut
women Lot them aEitate the subject
~ how tn obtain trained mlTtressei
ns we'll a. trained sctvantr@EN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

Tho Utah woman'A Press club Will
meet at Mrs. l.. n. hunnelrs. is6 First
street. oct. aist. AZ 1850 .. m. There Will
be- an Interesting program aa follows,
Sentiments from Lydia ID. Alder's
pocms, three subjects viii he given
each followed remarks and dscussl5u
OF members. Queen I.oilae OF Dem
mark, Dr. Ellis n. Ship, The Dreyfus
case. Mrs Helen V. Kimbau. iIni-
llw'cen stories, Ruth NJ. Fox. Thsse
subjects will be- Interpreted by musi.
cal numbers Mr. l.. a. Bunneli IN
strumental, Mrs, Nellc penrpss Whit
ney. Mrs Maggie Barseit Miss Daleirb
By Mrs i1VC1y,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29
AN INnoLrNT mr.nANp.
'"A' u What Mrs. Delta L.. miller Accuses
thas' ", miller OF Being.

Della J.. Miller has commenced d.
,,ti. proceedings against Charles w.
y ller alleging that tho marriage took
Voc IN The town Of Bollver. Missouri.
January 10, 1874, and that Tor more than
your years past defendant has wlNully
llNtd Go provide for plalntlm the COM
in1h neceasirles OF We. n Is also at.
.s'u mat the defendant IN printer by
H'ly ana has the ability 10 abundant
x provide Tor his wife and family, but
Wy nr u man VI careless, indifferent
..l lniolent habits. -Four children. all
SUE were born OF the Issue, ranging
N years from thirteen TO fye years.
nNNln' IN addition 10 a decree ~ al
,,so'ee' Mrs. Miller prays TO be awarded
~. custody o.
Nlfa Miller also nisd an aridavit
tlay'ng ghat defendant be restrained
HNn interfering with her printing huai-
h IN west, Second South street,
hIt. Miller alleges that she II the
'lu'' owner NJ the printing plant
'os''har with the furniture and fx-
WI. ana that the business IL carried
~. unner thH name of %. l.. Miller
FlhinE Company"
further alleged. that plaintiff has
W. Afl employ three 'prlnters- and that
yhfm. 'N''f''' W
, ipen Il Is alleged that recently the
N'lehdint abscnted hlmsrlf from the
Wy Tor a norlud Of three weeks and
'l curing his absence she rented
hons, on Nesi second \ luth street for
Assp'ns' where she and her four
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

In the matter VI the assignment ~
George ~. Scott A Company. Judge
Hlles today made an order directing the
assignee Hugh Ana rfnn. 90 pay Tho
DAILY Reporter Co., l6a..5, Tor printing
the additional abstract, on behalf % the
respondent ln the ease NJ Wells. Fargo
a Company VI Go1rEe NJ. Scot a com
phny and 20 pay the Grocer Printing
company 1850 Tor printing the brief of
rosuondgnt ln The rnme ease; also ID
pay she Grocer Printing company So. DO
Tor printing tho brief flr respondent
In the case wherein The National Bank
of the Republic, was plaintiff and Geo.
NJ. scot 4 company and others defen-
dants,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

Three women ~ the town were anfa
500 Tor prostitution.
schyler @. Constant. under charge 10,
yagrluoy had his case continued nm
2 y. m. tuesday,
i'm tn, case of \. Richter. ~hnrFsd
with using vile and abusive Language Ia
Oe1 W. Lambnurne, there was VERY
conflicting testimony. The complain.
Ing witness ana his brother teatlfylns
that the language was used Whlie
Messrs. David Price, Horace stayner
and John Beck were present and aid
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29
Love

ghe had neither gold nor silver
she had neither bonds nor stocks,
Nor was she the favored daughter
or man with piles % rockH'
nut she had dozen fellows
That's the only REASON why
Zach 81 them was sure that " no
couldn't get her be- would dle'
Chicago News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29
LADIES' CAPES,

At Si.25
Big Harralnl Ladies' Double, Black
Cloth cape, braid ana fur trimmed. reg
ulhr value SEQ.
At $3.50
Ladies' is-lnch Plush Cape. Thlbet Fur
edged, storm collar,
At So to $40
Large variety NJ Cloth and Plush
Capes, plain. braided COG FUR trimmed.
an latest styles
LADIES HATHRoBES AND
DRESSING sACQuEs
Ia Elderdown, IN Plain ana Stripes, ass
sorted colora, Large assortment, loves,
prices
CHLDREN'S JACKETS,
Largest assortment In the city at our
well known Low Prices
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29
People Well.

tn, one true specific fcf diseases srt.rg
from adshiiitsi.d usfyous syu.H BE- pa.n.t
celery comn0uai, 80 generally prescribed
BY psyt'tssa Il is probably me mou 10
maitAbl, tsm.dy' hatihc q. ieuilfc fss.afcf
81 this country has produced Prot risaff
y rhslps. " b.. T.. O. .. Of psrnouif
coilsT, 6ttf prescribed vhat is rev tnlvr
the vofId over a. rains's esisty comrouHf
. positive eufc Tor dysrsPsia. hiii0uanss
liver complaint. neuralgia. fteumsi'sn. oil
nervous dItsasss sud t,dusY toutIss
rsirst celery compound has succsejst
sfsin shd again ~hsts everything else b.,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

Letters have been received fromMesa.
Arizona, bearing the news Of tho
death OF Sister Mamie Haw-
ley at that place. Sister Haw-
Icy was very well known In salt
Lake and the news of her death VIII
be- Horrowful tidinEs To her wide circle
OF friends ana acquaintance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

Estate - D,mlnck Dlrman. Dc,
ceased. sale ~ real estate confirmed
EHial0 ~ Margaret ilHCh, deceased.
will ahnlUci O. prauata and benjamin
y. Reich appointed administrator un-
der % 1850 bond.
Estate " 1nmrH Harvey deceased.
order NJ sale 90 rial estate made
Estate " u. ~, Aurrbich. deceased:
setund annual Report w executors Ap-
proved, Thg report shows the balance
On hand 10 be- tig5sO.5l.