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ERFEeRIYE GAR. S, 1898.
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and al pofnn EAst So q m
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and ali points East. ......-.:. IAo p. n
No. e--For Bingham, Lshi, Provo, NJ,
Pleasant hann, Richheld,
Beiknap and intemedsate points 800 & m
No. S-For Eufeka, PAyson, Provo,And
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No l-For Ogoeu and the west. n7O p. m
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Bslknap, Richheld, Mant,
and al inteEmediate points SIS p. n
No 9EFrom Ogden and the West. SIS a. NJ.
No EFrum Ogden and the west. $50 p. m
No f-FroH Eureka, Psyson, Provo
and all intermediate points,. 100 .. m
No. El-Iron Park city and inssrme-
di.1e points 30 r N.
Ing cars hon Salt Lake City 20 San Franclscc
and Portland;
sAlt Lake CITY 20 Denver via Grand Junction and
SAIL Lake City TO Kansas City and Chicago via
through tourist or family Seepers without
change, 70 Kansas City, Chicago and Boston
Free reclining chair cars Salt Lake Guy e
ped and comfort
Ticket ONCE, 100 w. End So.
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D. @. DODGE. y.P. and Gen. Manager.
8. b BABC0OK, Tranac Manager
y. A WADLkGH. Gen Passenger Agent
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tice, upon which all enduring
prosperity and progress depends,
are now confronted By . rising
tide Of moral force. To the serious
observer, to the man who is in
touch with the people. the mental
attitude Is unmistskable.
"A strange, uneasy, anxious con-
dition Of thought Is abroad. The
pulse of the people Is becoming
quick, nervous and feverish. Every
where there i . restlessness which
Is born of minds that are neither
content with themselves nor their
environments. Glimpses Of fairer
state and nobler freedom have
visited the masses. We feel that
they are still in the lovlands, not
simply physically, but morally and
mentally, and were DESTROYS of
rising higher. It 10 one of the
great laws of mans growth that
when he once beholds higher alti-
| tudes, nobler states and happier
conditions, he at once bids farewell
to duh contentmcnt. To reach
and possess that better state IL his
mission, his duty, his life. And
this is, be it said to the everlasting
credit of the negro. IS our condition
today.
"A quickened intelligence and
an instructive determination To
realize better conditions and to ex-
ercise more Of the spirit of helpful.
ness toward the less fortunate oil
our brothers who have taken pos.
session of the hearts of many
Perhaps today, as never before, VI
recognize this truth, q recognition
which is at once the supreme glory
and shame of the hour. Glory w
say, in that We have advanced fan
enough to zee the evil; and shame
that such little of the spirit Of
practical Christian helpfulness j.
manifested in the face of so much
| ignorance, helplessness and want
when once recognized. Progress
lis, however, of slow movement
| and the fact that there is . grow,
ling consciousness on the part oil
thoughtful, earnest persons, thai
the wrong must be righted, Is ont
ofthe most hopeful signs of thu
hour. Today it is my belief thai
the conscience of many of our best
people is being quickened, and it il
beyond question that We hear tht
wall of woe, feel the heartsche and
are horrifed at the ignorance
poverty with which We everywhere
| are environed. The best men and
women are becoming tired of lii
service, hypocrisy and shams.
"They are no longer satisfied
with the husks, something mor'
tangible must begin to shape itsel
| In the complex loom of our socia
and economical life.
Ito be contia sed.
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MUnIc1PAL elections have been
held in Chicago and numerous
other cities the past week, and the
result has been that the Democrat
&c parry has triumphed without the
aid of those gentlemen who call
themselves free silver Republicans.
Canton, Ohio, the home of
President Mckinley repudisted the
advance agent of prosperity and it
wheeled in line for free silver and
Democracy.
THs New Time shows . steady
improvement and the April num-
Der Is specially attractive Do not
miss reading this splendid reform
magazine. One dollar i cheap
for an annual subscription to the
New Time, and We are the author
lied aeentz IN this locality. Send
N your subscription. We make :
clubbing rate Of $3.50 for the
Br0.d AZ and the New Time.
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Ticket once, 1os W. End 81

PosroFYIoE Comm
d. @. DODGE, Y.P. and Gen. Manager.
8. h BABC0OK, Tranic Manager.
y. A WADLHGH. Gen Passenger Agent
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IFruita and Cisco, at which points
tickets are ON sale only on April
|5th, limited to date of sale on going
trip, with final limit April 18th.
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TIE voman's Democratic club
will celebrate Thomas yeferson's
birthday on next Wednesday night,
April Is, at Gladstone Hall. A
very interesting program has been
prepared consisting OF vocal and
instrumental music and addresses
by some Of our prominent Demo.
erats.
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CHIPS.

TIE indications at the present
time are that there viii be no war
with Spain. Possibly We are mis-
taken but We have never seriously
entertained the idea that war would
be declared by President McKin-
ley and the money power.
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THE editor of the American
x Ray has virtually entered . plea
of guilty to all the charges which
We have preferred against the
Populist and Republican editorial
writer's, and the leaders of the
Popnlist party.
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NEGRO ORPHAN HOME.

AAs
AUDITING coMETTFBB KEPoRTs.
The president then announced
that an auditing committee had
been appointed to examine the
books of the secretary and the
bmk account of the. treasurer and
make report at this dedication.
They would now hearthis report:
The snditing committees report
vas read, showing that SOL. 81
had been received, $698.2S of
which had been disbursed; the
balance, SlO2. so, Was deposited in
the Fourth National bank.
At the conclusion of the reading
of the report the president said:
sfYou have now heard the report.
You see what amount Of money
the trustees have had to work with.
Now We need more money and
many other things. And If God Is
willing we shall have them. We
need 5000 with which to build .
dcrmitory and workshop. We
also need Bible and other good
books, clothes, provisions, cots and
single beds, quilts, sheets, pillows.
small mattresses, tools and farming
implements such es saws, hammers,
shoFels, hoes, plows, ETC.; kitchen
and household furniture, such as
stoves, cooking utensils, tables,
dishes, knives and forks, table
linen, tubs, vashboards, clothes
lines, soap, buckets, etc, Eve gal
Ion OIL can and OIL this can be
bought for 90 cents, metal lamps,
wood, coal, clocks, sewing machine,
chickens, pigs, sheep, eows,a horse,
wagon and harness"
At the conclusion Of the presi-
dent's remarks Miss Louise .Frien
touchipgly sang, where Is my
wandering boy tonight20
The address of the occasion, be-
Iivered By Rev. Jas. A. Davis, pas
Tor Of St. Panfs A. n. E. Church
wss forcefnl. practical and elo-
euent. HesAid:
NV. Jas. 4. DAVIS ADDRESS.
ssIt must be apparent to al who
give much thought 70 the social
and ethical condition Of society
today that We are now catering
one Of those periods Of general dis.
content which ct intervals mari
the ascent Of man; state which
uhils to the superficial observer
may appear unsatisfactory, If moi
alarming, i nevertheless an indics-
ton Of the continued evolutionary
marck Of the race. The fierce as.
poets Of the struggle now befor.
= have without question been in
diced by the heartlessness Of those
Who should have been most con.
u;de.ate. Who should have been the
uiss knd humane guides and
examples for the less favored Of
fkeit feIlownen, but 9ho, through
ern-;ce. selfshness and gross in
morality hzF. wrought far greater
s1ils fhzn they can Jet fully con-
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Tar our hand seued custom
made $500 shoes. John H. Sani-
ger, boot and shoemaker, s. 8.
First South ct.
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M@WM:szi
OregOnShOrt LineRailrOad.
Trains arrive and depart at Salt Lake City dA
ON Eject Feb. Il, lsosl
ARRIVE

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From Chicago, Omaha, g. LouiA Kan
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From Helena. Butte, Portland, San
Francisco, Ogden and intermediare
From T San Francisco, Cache valley; o.;
den and intermediates points -. Tsp N
Is city, Denver and Ogden. -. SO q N
ate points -. .....-.... .-.... S:S q N.
5Anpete Valley and Intermediates
.. Mixed train from Terminus, foosis
and Garfield BeFch. .....-..'....... 200 p. N
DEPART.
For Chicago, Omaha, Denver, Kansas
City. - Louis, Ogden and Park City. TOO q. n
For San Francisco, Ogden, Cache Val
ley and intermediate pofntA .-... 500 .. m
For Ogden and intermedsGte polntR e-8 y y.
Fur Chicago Omaha, Denver, KAnsas
CITY, 81 Louis, Butte, Portland and
For IN Eursia, Hercur, Provo, NspSi, ~
.FOr Provo, NepSL, Milford, Frisco and
..HiSed ds1 main OG for Gsideld Beach, ~
Tooele and Terminus. =. - TA5 Q. n
STrains south OF Juab run daily except sunday
teDatly except sunday.
'Dally except sunday south OfJuAh
CITY TICKEroRFICK, under Masonic RaIl,
l02 West Second South Street
Telephone No. 80.
The only line In conneetion with ne Union
Pacific operating through Pullman Palace Sleep
en- LAte.t Improved Tourist sleepes. Free
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Gen frf Mgr. Gen Pass. 4 Text All.
W. H BANCROFT,
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-11-18
SECRET PACT
Treaty for Defense of the Chinese
Coast by the Soldiers of the
Gar Alleged.
Also Reported That Great Brit
ain AMI Japan Have an
Agreement
By Which All Things in China
Will Be Restored to the
Former Status.
Rebel Movement Growing More
Formidable in Several
Provinces.

VANCOUVER, B. c., Nov. 1S.-Advices
from the Orient, brought by the steam
ship Empress of China, include the fol-
lowing:
japanese papers contain news OF an
alleged secret treaty between China and
Russia In this treaty the Chinese gov
ernment is stated to have agreed that
Russian soldiers are to be employed for
defense Of the coasts and as military in
structors.
They are to be commanded by Rus
sian officers. The whole expense is
agreed to be borne by China. This ar
rangement would be altogether subver-
sive Of the plan arranged for not long
since for the employment of British Of
ficers to drill and organize Chinese
army.
1t is reported that the japanese gov
ernment has decided to cooperate with
Great Britain. with the object of re-
| storing all things in China to their for
mer status before the recent coup d'etat.
It has transpired that on the day of the
coup detat. no fewer than II eunuchs
| who We're the emperor's own personal
attendants. We're ordered to execution
by the empress dowager.
| The empress dowager has issued an
edict instructing the provincial author
tiles to diligently protect all places
wherever Christian chapels of any na.
tiona ity have been built and ordering
that ,r missionaries in the interier bt
properly and politely treated.
Considerable discomfort exists in diff
ferent parts Of Hu Nan. owing to recent
executions of reformers at Peking anf
| well known men of wealth and influence
have subscribed money to help on tht
rebellion in kuang Tung and kuang ST
There are also instructions in tn.
Lien Chon prefecture. and the provinc.
of Szechuen.
A large body of men from Canton anC
Macao. carrying with them severa
thousand stands Of arms and a quantit,
of extra ammunition are reported t
have Joined the kuang Tung insur
gents. who are in strong force now il
Lienchou prefecture. These new auxil
iary are stated to be well dressed an
more refined in manner than olde
rebels. and the chief motto on their fla
is: Clear out the traitors who surroun
the throne"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-11-18
ELLOW JACK
blcm Of Freeing Cuba From
the Ravages Of the
ScOurge
Of Preventing 1t From Again
Letting 4 Foothold in This
Country
" Receiving the Earnest At
fntion of the Authorities at
Washington.
Prantinc, DisinfectiOn and In
temal Sanitation Will All
Be Used.

ASIlSGToN, Nov. 1S.-The yellow
Y problem has been receiving earnest
Fhlion Of late from the authorities
Particularly in the marine hospital
Ice and the war department. because
|he important new relations estab-
td with Cuba and other fever local
70 the south of us, and also because
|he recurrence Of the disease within
country within the last few months.
purpose is to prepare during the
ling winter months for such an ef-
I'VE Gordon Of protection around the
|htry that the chances Of a reintro-
(uon Of the disease will he reduced
minimum, while at the same time
points Of infection in Cuba and else
ere will BE- 80 improved by sanitation
guarded by quarantine that the
ah source Of danger will be removed.
ready the marine hospital service has
oh Its work Of establishing Gordon
quarantine around Cuba.
Disinfecting Plants.
ranfecting plant is in operation AZ
sana. and q similar disinfecting plant
Santiago, although not in opera
These are to take charge OF the
pp'ng coming 20 American ports and
~ through such thorough disnfec'
that all fever germs will BE- re'
'ed' Similar noeting planss Will %
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-11-18
LEPER SCARE AT MANILA.
Nearly Two Hundred Have Been Allowed
to Escape From Confinement.

VANCOUVER. b. G.. Nov. ls.-The
Empress of China. from the Orient.
brings news thar there is "A leper scare
in Manila. Through the neglect of the
Spanish officials. nearly 200 lepers have
escaped from confinement. For time
this was unknown to the American au-
thorities and the outcasts We're allowed
to wander at large. Orders have been
issued to the effect that all lepers will
be arrested and sent to small uninhab-
tied island on the southeast of LuZon
On this island the American govern
ment will establish harborage for the
lepers of the Philippines. They will be
fed and cared for at the expense of the
government. AS far as can be ascer-
tained. about 60 lepers are still at large
on the streets and in the suburbs Of
Manila.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-11-18
YELLOW RIVER FLOODS.
Bare Recital Of the Appalling Misery 10
Narrowing.

Bare Recital Of the Appalling Misery 10
Narrowing.
VANCOUVER. B. c.. Nov. 1S.-Hong
Kong advices say: The appalling mis-.
cry caused by the Yellow river floods is
even in its bare recital narrowing in the
extreme. One of the missionaries en-
gagged in relief work states that III one
of the districts many We're standing III
the water for days. holding their chill
dren up out of it.
The same writer says: "Everywhere
| 90 there is such a monotony of sorrow
that my mind is quite oppressed with it.
People by the tens OF thousands are
huddled together on the banks of the
river. living in a pig-sty fashion. with
only miserable dole to keep body and
soul together. Some not SO fortunate,
have been compelled to take refuge on
the roofs of their houses. where they
We're exposed to pitiless rain. Others
climbed trees and hung there till they
dropped to the water through hunger
and exhaustion
Details of the great fire in Han Kow
early in October show that hundreds OF
lives were lost and that one-quarter OF
the native city was destroyed. One
writer says the loss of life is now esti
mated to be at least 1900 and about ten
times that number are said to be rem
dered homeless.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-11-18
/. VIII Bring Back New Workers..

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 1S.-The steam
ship Australia left for Honolulu during
the day with q crowded passenger list
and large amount of general cargo.
She will bring back the New York regi-
ment from Hawaii owing to the out
break Of typhoid fever in the camp es.
tahlished at Diamond Head.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-11-18
Julia Marlowe's New Play.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 1S.-Julia Mar
lowe, the actress, has secured the right
to produce on the stage when Knight
hood Was in Flower by Charles Major
of Shelbyville, Ind. Miss Marlowe
thinks highly of the novel and prophecies
that it will make great play. The
dramatization has been arranged for,
and Miss Marlowe hopes to add it to hel
repertoire very soon.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-11-18
DeWitt's Witch Haze! Salye
Cures Piles. Scalc.. Burma

The sooner cough or cold is cured
without harm to the sufferer the better.
Ling airing colds are dangerous. Hack
ing cough is distressing. One Minute
Cough Cure quickly cures it. Why
suffer when such a cough cure is within
reach? It 10 plsssnt to the Taste.
) Cook 3 ODlE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-11-18
Indictments 4 gainst Banker Todd.

PRESTON. Mimi. Nov. lS.-Court has
been adjourned to Jan. "a on account of
the illness of Judge Whytock. Seven
indictments have been found against
Banker Todd. Todd asked immediate
sentence. but the county attorney
wished to hold him as a witness agains:
Mr.. Clements ii La Crosse.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-11-18
Spapish Position Is Absurd.

LONDON, Nov. 1S.-The Times, COM
menting editorially upon the Spanish
suggestion of arbitration regarding the
Philippines, refers to it As obviously
futile and absurd"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-11-18

established ri nil large commercial
points and such rigid rules put III force
that the steamer will he free from dam
ger before it is out of Cuban waters, al
though the same rigid quarantine at
American ports will be continued. Sur
peon General Wyman is going ahead
with this floating disinfection. although
the p,esent laws are not all that are de-
sired TO give officials the right to estab-
lish quarantine outside OF the country.
Owing to this weakness of the law.
strong efforts will be made to have con-
gress pass what is known as the Cahery
bill. granting additional quarantine
powers.
Internal Sanitation.
Resides the quarantine to provide
against the sucape Of diseases from the
island the authorities are now consld.
ering plans for the internal sanitation OF
the island ON an extensive scale. What
hronch of the service will have that IN
charge is not yet settled. Surgeon Gen,
aral Wymsn says the marine hospitai
service will undertake the work If it is
desired. But AZ Cuba will be under
military rule for many months to come
tho war department may determine to
carrv on the local sanitation in connec'
t;on with its other branches Of military
occupation and control. just what
shouid he done in the way of devisine
a clearing away Of foul deposits and es-
tablishing modern sanitary methods al
the main points Of Cuba, is being thor.
onrhly canvassed by officials here, and
Il r. expected that plan and the ones tc
execute the plan win be decided on .
an earlv day. u3
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-08-29

and often added to this the digestive func-
tons are out of order; these two conditions
cause nearly all the headaches from which
women suffer.
There are two great remedies specially
adapted to these ailments invented by the
chief consulting physician of the famous
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute of
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Taken in conjunction they completely
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renewed power to the blood-making glands
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A lady living in Coshocton Co., Ohio, Mrs. W.
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Now I feel like a different person. Have no
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husband and one child; am gaining in flesh. /
feel it is through Gods mercy and your wonder
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Where constipated conditions exist DR..
Pierce's mild and agreeable Pleasant Pei
lets" should be occasionally used in con.
uection with the Prescription"
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aauta Ts Special Rates.

Annual National Encampmert Sons Of Vet
erans, Omaha, Neb September 1915, 1895.
For the above occasion the Santa Fe Route
will sell tickets to Omaha and return at q
rate Of SS3. 10 for the round trip. Date Of sale,
September 9, good for return passage until
September u,
National Encampment Grand Army of the
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For this occasion round trip tickets. will be
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l and 4, good until September Is. hut will he
extended to October II deposited with the
Joint agent on or before September 8, 1898.
meetings and reduced rates call ON agents OF
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