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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-08
DEALINGS ~ STOCKS.
They Continue u.s,, with the Ind Not
Vet In sight.

Rain or shine, snow VI sl.ct, wind OF
no wind. the local Stock inhfNet htil
continues very much Ia evidence. for
several months nov, the bulls anu beats
have been kept JUMPING Va an ctort 10
ma then orders al satisfactory nEufer.
aud despite the ant,cipati0ns OF many
that the stock boom wuuld soon die
out anu become a thiug ui thv past. pcr-
Elatr In "a continuation with the cu4 "a
thing OF the distant. indefinite lututc.
ToJay's call was Just as brisk az Its
Predecessors, the saiont transferring
over 10000 Shafcs before retiring from
the arena. Daisy WAS "A leader anu did
heavy business at D. cents, after when
louf Aces came 10 the front. rose nom
i,s position OF weeks past and sold win
agility at ngurcs ranging from - 70
att. cents. Ccyser- Marion also came ia
for recognition. ana VIVA freely dealt Ia
above 20 cents while Dalcnn made "a
transfer In passing. 100 Hhatcs going 10
another at tsts cents. Mammoth main.
tanned n good position on the call aud
with gratifying nfmncua sold around
ss.0fi., 1000 shares changing hands ON
this basis with the stock IN good de-
mand at the figure quoted. In Mercur
the brokers did business at ~, this Sc
curity scoring a good advance ana
registering closing bid u tI.sp. Lower
Mammoth was dealt Ia above y cents
ana Nofthctn llkht ulNIlaltu uhufuai
nctlvt.y. with safes covering figures be.
tween 70 and u cents. ontario was
strong with bid of tsssis while Sac
ramcnto sold Tor biit cents and Utah
had a hid of ~ cents, without sellers.
Buckeye developed n selling tendency
ON the call and threw out 1000 shares
~ cents. Then came Chloride Point
With a small lot at ti.ib. after which
Dalton subscribed 5000 shares at sta.
tlonary figures and Eagle and iilue Bell
continued In demand and sold ut from
t2ib to s3.iIh. In Golden Eagle the
brokers found an active security. and
before passing 10 another. made trans
fcrn agErrgating 10000 shares. the stock
going nt from ~ 10 cents q share.
Good-sixsd blocks of IIomestake. 10.
Bowers and Bowers Extension changed
hands. while Little Pittsburg was dealt
In above . cents and Sunbeam figured
M u seller a fraction or NO above 10
cents star Consolidated showed mark.
ed advances and did heavy buslnesn the
stock going first at no and from that
up 20 ufis. Closing, the hid was
titeh. but no more could be had un-
der the highest selling figure.
The closing figures we're an follows.
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DKIDoE MisISo.
Operations In tJsho Have ns.a vsry sAt-
isfsstory Other. Projected.

u = stated that the New England
company. operating IN More creek, be-
low Idaho clty, Ida. Nlil put In thrrc
more dr,dgra this water, The com.
pluy mas control " large tniUi 81
ground ai1nE the stream. and the r.
ln'.s 81 IN" work o. she dfssiEe %, up
1uring she past s.urun were - salts
fac'ory shat the others viii b. pW o.
40 once.
The iioiFe giltesmhn IL informed ihlt
the dr. dfe chat has been w operation
reir Warm Spflrgz yielded $50 day
thive all rNpsnsos. u u expected that
another felfun the rtguTns viii be-
niurh Arrcr a. there were many inter.
rupii0na arising from the fact that the
machinery wa rev, THE eNprricrVF
FalnTd during ihr short run VII enable
fhe management $50 do Ear better an-
oihrr fraruu.
Tho mill m the Twin Sisters mlnr.
mar Ccrffcvllle. has closed dowT TO-.
che winter after making an expert.
mental tur. The results N sh0 run
were highly satisfactory. n xua found
that fhe ore yislded better returns shlr
had been expected. The company WAS
NJ prepared t0 run dnr.ng che wintrr
and viii devote the time u bponlrF IN
ihe mine, The shafi 10 90 DE- sunk 100
foei deeper o.; once nni the ore chute
0pened preparatory 90 stepping IN the
sprirg.
Informaslon from the MAGE proper.
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MARKET REPORTS.

New YORK bee. &
The stock market opened with some
hoslinncy on fairly active dealings
Heavy huyinE orlcrs IN tho gfanrerl
ana active npcclaliies Impaired strength
90 the entire market und spec nlatlon
Hrnornllv showed healthier tuno than
Tor some time Pacific Mail, nrnokiNn
Transit ana burlington were pfnihln,nt
iehiutefs Edison Illuminating luunsd
90 T. 90 Profit taking In foineco ttok
Wy 'hH' on the TiH' but thp halt WINS
',nlN lrWpuiefy ns new points o. strength
WA'lNlfu WHEN fnNNfnhly influenced tho
taNnf established new high record at
haNHhN bonds showed aggressive
strength M spots with no lunuitv IN y,
i,9uis ana southwestern hrstH especially
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willard snyirr, principal owner nnd
manager ~ u" floiand group u mines
at Gold Mount Elm. was In Rlchheld
Saturday and rlpaei ~ contract Tot run.
ming 501.f0ot tunnel On the Holland
claim Jenrshn Nilsson and LORENZO
Nelson varu the sutcaHsfui bidders "
n expected g. complete the work by
uoXt JUN. Tho vein viii. u u believ.
cd. b. tapped 60 feet lower than nt
present. n anticipatioua are fully
realized. when tho vein 10 struck IN the
now tunnel $4,000 mill viii he erected,
Mf. Snyder having secured a COMPANY
to guarantee -l,ichheld Ads0.
cate.
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LOCAL MARKETS.

snlt Lake city. Utah. Dee. s. 1885
below aro wholesale buying figures on
rgulln hutirt, eEF ana cheese. Tue
A:,lnk Isuro I. 10 pcr cent higher T.
Thsfn ~ u tar demand for poultry with
the prices nluui stiiiounri T1rIrt'
ate stu IN poor demand on account u thr
yscyr1lye supply, ppsuN from eastern
u therefore gloomy. Drerred paiii,r,
ilEurH nf'folloNsi
IutkeiH per ih,..,......,,.,,,,........ %
i.'Ni .ss's''' 'sstssstssssss.s..sss ..sa.irh
Huuaiota sss.'ss,ss,..s ...s O.. ....,.... .ug
nuTrER AND CHEEsH.
With figures gradually weakunihg.
Cheese, Utah WowlU.. e, q. 60. o.
EGGS.
Tho market n sun at prtHfnt.and there
u GOOD demand fur tho product noW
quoted at $50 per case.
GRAIN.
Nhcat-ilfisi cunta per iuHhei.
uatH-fii0iifi.ii por hundred.
tnfn-ap cuntu pet hundred.
Smekcd cofn-llo0 psr hundred.
iiye-ii cents nsr hunirod
ahptiH-'0 cents pcr hundred.
HAY.
Timoihy-si0 % p,r ton.
Mixed 90 per ton.
MlNsd-iApo per ton.
Alfalfa-is.oo Dor ton.
FRUITS
ApPLEs-dood Ssock-liinh, In good de-.
Inand, per burhoi 70 10 i.O
PEARS la sood demand. per box. q %
to 81 %
LEMONS California, per box. hs0G
NInl
uRApl;s-An varieties from u.0 t.
non, y. T. Fernswor,h. rnannror m tho
Horn Silver loft for the mine this morn
ing,
chptain De la Mar h. busy man
these DAYS, attending TO matters con.
nocied Win MS mining projects hsrr.
The captain. u u Understood IN planning
trip To his Nevada properties.
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Did.

cLEMENTS-i The Tv.nIv.nrT,
ward " thf cay, Dee. 7. ISIS " heart
trouble. " ilrn Sicadmar wife " John
7 clemetis, burn m Birmingham
o9urfy - Warwick, England. November
u. 1856, eyed a. years and Is days
Deceased WIS baptized member of
she Church Of Jesus Christ u Lotisr.
day saiTiia, Feb. -. ISL. emlsrifei a.
three children, She dlci nrn a. the
fan Of xhe Gospel.
FunGfal services viii be held Ia ih-
Twers y-frys ward meeting house, sun.
day. Dse II, NJ " O'Clock. FrisDis ~.
weed,
Miilsnnisl star. please copy.
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They don't 20 nearly SO
far as StkiiliRg's Best St

and Admission will be- erilreiy upcn,
subscritgh,n ucklTF. Two aifls,s o.
renown have been engaged for totegns
pr gram. one As tha popular teh'F' Mr'
Glenn Hale. II chicago. ana me -ther,
Mr. bay wunams, 90 ac., ~ "a
colo player II she sam. citN, 49, IN
addkien TO these the ornheus VIII rem
der several numbers These eoneeits
are always ihr choice musical events
uf ssns,in.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-08

-. !. Is ne ne, medlelne ebov. az ~.
t t.,.,i anu Is woigh it, w, n, siA,t 70,
i Isys S' cam haim dos, y ysd
Conn. 'ieIfy. Haf,,,.s
~, ny son w, va. efrilctrd with -.
re ,,.s usen s'ys Cream Balm ana s,sss,ra
seaois ",tarrh all led X, NE es.
r, ~ iy s.s IRA, size or ,he %, a.,
Ey r 1nsnrn Balm viii be msii,i ~, d,
t py ANY, s,'l n Ely nrOIhsrs. I; Nv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-08

tie On Grimes plsa II il the enec; that
ihr work h pfsvlfr tho Mornlnr Star
mlnr 10 De- s0upthIna wonderful IN ihp
size " its ate b1ly u IL me Intention
To- thoroughly exploit she properly ihls
winter aGd pfefift flr fha erection ~
an cStcGsiye reduction rlas IN thc
HuflnH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-08

your coughs and colds with ono Min.
ute Cough Cure, II Is 80 good children
cry Tor u. II cures Group. bronchitis,
pneumonia. grippe and all throat and
lung diseases. Il. s. Schramm. Prescrlp-
lion Druggist. Mccormick building.
corner Main 81. and First South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-08

There are few ailments 40 uncom.
Portable us piles, but they can easily be
cured by uslns TABLERs BUCKEYE
PILE OINTMENT. Relief follows Hs
use. and any one sufferIn. from piles
can Tot afford 10 ueglec; 10 give II a
raj. Price. 90 eta ia bottles. tubsf. 20 cts.
q e. II. !. Drug Dep,.
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Disease "a cured not by maglcai IN.
carnations hut by medical science.
Hence " - that Ayers Saraap,rlila
cures. and thar u proves ~ eminehily
successful n ~ sklilfully.prepnred
and strictly scientific bloOd-puflner and
tonic. the only one admitged lo the
Worlds Fair,
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The petition ~ chnries ~ ,ts ~
hns, administrator OF NV .syirs ~
charles Wtlkins. deeensed, W., N sad
uh,,les Albert wIiklns, admlnl,.li.'lu,
and Tor lie distribution " me Int,tl'i.
az aid estate 10 the persone ,y.tns,.
mas been sci for hearing oa p.
day. the aist day ~ pecenle,ei' ,,' Ca.
ISIS al $50 o'ciock am, az yhs pccm q
court IIauss. IN che Court c,'y San
sai1 Court. IN salt Lake 'l'''
Lake County, Utnh. ~, r,,r, wiih
Witness the CLERK OF no nv 1ay %
the seal thereof aniNc1 ghls sh '''
December. a. %. lkls. cork.
DAVID G, DuNbAh c,srk.
by u. q. REEpALL, pep'''
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late TO bed and early 10 rise. pre-
nut early 10 bed and q Little Early
riser. the pill that makes life longer
and better and wiser. y. y. Schramm.
Prescription Druggist. Mccormick
huildlng. corner Main st. and Firs,
South.
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ny health was very hoo,
sn,ils and would shake sy has
nour; after having sever. ~ ln a.
gsciuea 70 Try Hoods .a,is,k I
~, s,nt &C. 'aking four bottles / Mp ,s,ipa'illi
Nv I ,i.,,s ' ,,o, ssni am well ahi ~, ,..i pa
Hoods cured him" Nj, ratouhis. vi
son. Bryce. Arizona. Nnar'ei Nti.
HOODS PILLS arc tho AIT,
70 take With Hoods sas shy ~,
sSc' 'apa'lnl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-08

We have Just received very large
stock Of music boxes. direct from manu-.
faoturera. ftoln 50ctr, 10 $40 each. Call
ana make your Heleetlon tor Christ
mas presents.
YOUNG BROS. co,
IA Main str.,f
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Raiph Guthrie. Stock Broker. Room II
walker Bank Building. Telephone No.
los 4.
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so.onn

sh"o, ssa ,sr,s over Nifty ,hsv,,.,
siocL 81 oss p,. aud Books. b..I sa cop,,,
Of s.wi III r',2os Organs, sns q lsis,
wbsn vnu sis chimes R.m' a ~ klns,
mas frSsesss s' ready to inveS:. ' h iAti
YOUNG BROS ~
y Main ,i,..,
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Ths medical properties OF Halls Hair
Ren.wer 10 irvls3rate the scalp.remove
iandrnn, restore she hair and ia color.
uurpans anything OF lta Kind,
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90 Main st.. the business mems re.
sirt Tor Excellent Meals" RIghi
prices Quick service. Free Delivery
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SCROFULA
II Is Foul Blood's Advertise.
ment
sut u 10 Soon Cured by Hoods
SarnnparllIa.

Yes, scroiuln, fhnything, may be- called
tho advertisement OF foul blood. II Il tho
scourge Of the world - Offensive, painful,
facilitating, stubborn and wen nigh
uncomfortable.
Outward applications do not cure, they
only drive tho difficulty TO new quarters.
Emollienta may paliiAtc, they cannot
abolish the evil. There Is but ono sur.
way out, and that 10 to eliminate the
talnt from the blood.
There IA ono remedy that can effect this,
and II Ia the only one that, so far a. wo
know, has almost invariably hueceeded-
eyGn where tho system has been poisoned
by long years u talut, and tho rRyages 70
be repaired are tremendous. That remedy
IL llood'a sarsaparllla. Road this;
"My daughter was afflicted with I'M
pure blood. There were running soros
all over her body and they caused her
much suffering. We tried medicines that
were recommended Ga blood PURIFIER,
but could not sec that they did any good,
A friend told me about Hoods sauapa-
silla and began giving the girlihis med-
lclne. The reault was that she was per-
fectly cured after taking iow bottles
She hAa had no symptoms OF scroiula
aores since that time,n MARIETTA NJ.
SAITH, south Mlddleboro, Mass.
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4 sNSt performance q Chattanooga.
By Lincoln j. Caritfs company y be.
ag riyen nightly a. the New Srird
tbs week. Thg Play u far " advance
Mr. Carer and th seaaic effects are up
To- hts usual standard.
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.Ihr nnitrn ,tnWn."

!. y. Conway, stock iirkers. good
prop1slii0ua in mines aud minlng
stocks. IL. tni.
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TRANsFERs or sTOcKs.

Daisy. l,l00 shares % Olc.
iuur Aces, So ~ SITE
your Aces, i.i5i " liic.
four Aces, LOO ~ gs.
-Four Aces. 10 Ne fthc. p
l.uur ACuH, LOO IL 1i4r.
Four Aces Loo ftHs
Pour Aces. lou 70 Ni.c.
ueyser- Marion, fu 70 .ic.
HsyaTr- Marion. IN 10 ,.i.e.
NeNsur- Marion zoo 10 .le.
tulsnn. 10 " ilirr
Mammoth. NJ w. t2ulis.
Mammoth in % gll.f..
Mammoth iu0 u fanN
Mer,ur. ~ " 500
Lower Mammoth. la % a.
lower Mammoth, inl AZ isi.c
Lower Mammoth, PSI ID 1lr
Northern Light. tN Ne tGo.
Northern light no IL Ni.r.
Northern light. boD ~ illc.
Northern llfht, co ID 49,.
Northern Light go n &c.
sacramento, 100 a Slr
sacramento, ipp NJ iiitr.
Buckeye 900 " &C..
Chloride pulnt 800 10 fiig
Dalton. 1900 Naitr.
EAGLE and nluo Ron. 90 o. fqt.
Eagle and Hue iirii' in0 n i3iGu.
Enklo md iiluo iiell. - 10 tglifs.
Golden Eagle, l.su ~ go.
Golden Eagle, 100 o JAc.
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Morris 4 west. Stock Brokers. i1i At.
las block. Telephone G9i.
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Try the "Dsnra,crfcn cafe" thr btst
Lunch and Dinner 10 The city f1f 2Se.
open al night, ~ Main 81
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a very credl,ible entertainment was
given las; nlghi In the seventh ward
meeting house. This musical piece,
Celumbla's Party. given by siNiy chh.
dun, iurdtr she direction " Miss MaOd
Cooper. was rcnd. red In an artistic
mntfsr. showing she excellent training
% the children under the able direction
~ thsif tslerscd leader. This was fol-
.1Ned by a farce entitled. Econumloai
Hi1mereng. Including In the cast
leud .,rd Edna Carer. 1ud Messts. o.
~ i't'asfon ard 4. ". Eifdicy. The
20 eftainmVW was largely attended
ana was greatly enjoyed BY those pros
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Pointing Out the
Good Features.

There ere many good pllntf about
he U. g baking powder In the hrsl
place it IL sold nj q cheap price, nut
Cha; doesn't mean that u T. q cheap
lrticiH We have put lnio " al me
quality possible and when you buy
sixteen ounce can ~ u for p cents, you
Know that 10 BE- iust a. good as many
NJ ihe very higher pflecd plWdcra
WHEN We r1y lts better shan many and
10 good hs any you underaiand ihas
ricans a great dral,
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Golden Eagle 100 u nc.
Golden Eagle. lob n ,'gc.
Golden EAGLE. 100 II iiac.
Golden Eagle. 700 q p
Iinffnafaka. 100 II 80.
iioneatYke. grul - &c
loo H0wor4. ! 90 " 90 &c.
To- fisWera 9fg a. 2sist.
To- inwafs Extension. 2,l0l nilio.
Zoe bowers Extension. 80 y lie
Iitftn plftshurs. iOu 70 sac
Iliti. pittshufg. 100 70 eilc0
gunhanm. fe1 u iNIsr
Sunbeam. : 700 ~ i0ii
efnr T0nslIldntfd 90 70 ~ %.
Star Consolidated 20 70 81 o..
gfnr Consolidated ii01 81 u q
gf1f Consolidated. 900 70 NN
Eiuf Cona1lidHfrd. - " Nfh
irpini shHres Sold % %.
selling value Ut stocks. fiaili -
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Motto. OF Sal.

Notice OF sale,
The undersigned VIII feli n pru'f
snie ihe following tracts u ani s
SAT- LAX. CITY. Salt Lake CuuhU
Safe VI Utah. to-wlt:
i'efi OF lot .. block -. plat "a sii
Lake city survey, commencing y ffst
vaHt OF the southwest corner q fai
lot 2. thence east % feet thonos nora
100 feet thence west - feet. ihfhff
south 100 feet 70 the place u bfs7'
ming
Together with a p.rr,laal rirh. Il
way over that patt VI said loi :, -,
cfibed M follows commsncing A. ~
northwest corner NJ said ilt ihfhW
cas-, 1865 issi. theme. north isls f-si lnll
lot ] OF said block. thgnce gas' ~
thence south is'A feet ~ ne pofih W.
OF said lot g thence east 70 fe,t, hsn,'
south iei. feet, shenrs west flf -
thence north sii feet. thence vs'l w
feet 10 vast lne u said 10, . ihshf
north ~ feet 10 the place of e-rlnhlll
Also all ~ lots nv. nnd six Of block ~
Of Lynch and diHssinan'f suhdVis
OF block clHh,y-two ~ plat Z, rsN
Lake CITY survey r
Also. commencing 10 rod, west q y.
southeast corner ~ lot y u hloes N
Five Acre rlat a." Hlr Field 'n,sl.
ana fuifinN tiru'r N'tt ~ F",'s.,, .d.I
north 1910 reds. thence east " ~
thence rnuui isin rods 10 pi'o'
beginning .,,.
on - after she 18Th day Of picemb.i
1895, and written bids VIII be &c.,
at Once Of r. {. Armstrong " W.
ond south street. Salt Lake clis I've"
Terms Of sale. cash.
GEO. ~ RAYnouLp
THoS. 4, AHMNI hoNu.
Executors
or the Last WIN and Ttslans"
Elizabeth III smnron neeeas'i
Dated Dsetmbt, SIN, lAsA 49,
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YOuCant'
Be Sick

u you keep tho
blood pure. the
nerves steady
and the bowels
BEAUTIFULLY reg
ular with Hos
letters stomach
Ilitiers II will
make your mus
oles strong, your
head clear 80 u
y leop tcsU vi
Try u aud SEQ
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e"' saoan,loln,sms' NbifiSo'

The regular annual meeting 49,, Mi
stockhoIdsrs OF the iiuckeye hh.li
nj room ios Mccormick illock Sa ,,,, ~, .
city Utah, on Saturday. iany,sy',s
1888 ut II o'clock y, m, for We IA IA
~ officers for the ensuing yraf .s,s'ss,s
the transaction Of such othef
ms shall lawfully come hefnre
hN'"" pecIetnry'
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In IN. District Court. iroba,ss. n m'
In ard FOR saN Lake 'oH'"
STATE of Utah.
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'''o'r or rH' oosprnos or M
DeSeret National Bank


A. salt i-sts CITY. In the stan. a p,.,
close Of bushes. D.oentet i.s. ir. ~
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In ,he Martsr OF the Esta'e, OF O"'
" wnkins. Deceased
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runt foop AND pRlsN
I,ow-Price

baking powders are not only
unwholesome, but extrava-
giant.
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rhouArh AND GuAgpIAssuu
NOTICES.
Consult County CLERK OF the Eespssun
sisnersf Further Inioruailga
Legal >UriCi.


Ia the Third Judicial Dlstrlc, Cut
state % Utah. County n Rlli
Lake, Probate Dlyiilon.
In the Matter 81 the Estate " E'lii.
beth Thompr1u. Deceased,
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THE FAD BOATS.
Cruiser NcsuNias 10 lie Placed
Out Of Commission

It has been decided by the navy de-
partment 10 place the dynamite
cruiser Nesuvius out OF commission,
and il is doubtful If this vessel will
again form part Of the navy. EX-
perts do not regard the Nesuvius rs be-
ing success. Upon investigation it
appears he work done by the dyna-
mite cruiser at Santiago was not near
so effective as was a first reported.
The main trouble with the Ncsuy'us
is that its guns are immovablt, and
herce its ire is rot accurate. In order
TO aim the guns upon this vessel the
position Of the cruiser has to be
changed. An officer in tie navy de-
partment said in speaking OF The Vesu-
vius:
at was never known TO hit but one
thing, and that was the island of Cuba.
1t is believed that in an actual en-
gagement with a warship it would be
worthless"
The ram Katahdin will also be placed
out Of commission. Both these vessels
were in a measure experiments, and
upon repeated tests have proven to be
failures.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1898-08-31
raooD OF Our MEN.
Senator Daniel Talks OF the Record
Made by Army AM Navy
Contrasts the Cowardis Conduct OF
AuEusti and of characterization
Speaking Race to Control
the World.

Senator Daniel, Of Virginia, dis
cussed the war situation with ANNA
ton, expressing the greatest satisfac.
ton at the exploits of the army and
navy, and was particularly gratiiic u
because Gen. Wheeler and Gen. Butler,
two well known confederates, had
been afforded an opportunity to show
TO how complete an extent the ami
mosities of the civil war had been OBJ
liberated.
But when we come 10 look at the
other SIDE" said the senator, lit is
pitiable, too, 10 believe that in not one
instance have the Spanish proved
worthy in battle. In war Of three
months, of two battles that will be
remembered SO long as war is inter
Csting TO mankind! Nothing could be
much worse 10 the soldier than the
report of the attempted resignation
of Gen. Blanco in the face Of the sur
render of his forces. A military Off
Ger, by all the rules of war, is bound
rot TO do that. Regardless of the idea
of characterization it suggests, Gen.
BlancO was bound in honor ana duty.
as the commander of the Spanish
troops in Cuba, TO stay with them,
whatever their fortune. He should
not have undertaken TO make their
humiliation the greater by seeking to
run away from it. BY no means; he
should have shared their fate like a
man. What would have been thought
OF Gen. Lee If at AppomattoX he had
mounted his horse and run away from
Gen. Grant, leaving his heroic army 10
surrender alone without a com
nauder?
august seems TO be another of
the same ls'ud. Re stayed with ms
army until it was IN distress and was
about to suffer the adverse fate If war.
Then, instead q bearing the disgrace
with them and leaving II to his foe TO
treat him with The consideration that
Lis rank and misfortune would have
dictated, he runs away. This may be
Spanish. but it is not honorable. Bet
ter a thousand times to have died i'm
the trenches in Manila than to have
escaped alive under such circum-
stances"
Senator Daniel looks now for an era
Of great prosperity anG Of expansion.
lie hopes the Cuhans will justify the
hopes of their friends and help the
United States 10 start up the independ-
ent government they are to have.
I've shall % on prospecting for a
hundred years. | wish | could live to
see what we shall be then. But by that
time shall have lost all interest in the
matter"
4 moment later be added: "By that
time. however. the world will he con
tlolled by the English-speal1ing peo-
pie Of the earth"