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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17
NEWS TERSELY TOLD.


The Eighth quorum N sovrp;iea meet
In The Nrstry ~ the Twelfth ward meet.
Ink hluHa tomorrow friday evening.
az 1850 o'clock.
The ladies OF ~. Marks Guni win
give % Thanksgiving supper 40 ths a..
Marks school house on Wednesday
evening tho 23rd lnst.
Tho city hlI. being stocked with
quilts ani blankets fof use during tue
"'"''' '"'h'h''
n she police court today Lewis Mnr-
rlron, an alleged varfau.. was die
charged. as was alr1 Mrs TCurpic
charged with disturbing The peace.
Rough Diamond. a laughablc farce
and a musical 0lI1. VIII be presented
tomorrow nIFht no the ola BARN
House. Forest nllr. Tor the benent oi
Ire ward sunday school.
Friends ana members ~ the ward
Interested To- Sunday school work arr
cordially invited 90 attend. Perform
ahcc viii commenO. ai \ o'clock.
Mrs. Anna Marks. resident Of
Eureka, ut1h, Hwnrr % complaint IN
Justice BONNER court today charging
Thomas q. Taylor with destruction Of
property The ease VIII be tried Mon.
day morning.
la the Twentieth ward tonight a r..
ylyal meeting VIII De- held IN the IN
forest 90 the Mutual Improvement
Gauss. Elders Hchrr }. Grant. J. Uul-
dtu Kimhali and a. e.. iverHOn will nd-
dresn the meeting aud George -. Fy'
psr will sing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17
pAueAT[Rs OF bod REVOLUTION.
An Organization Effected In This City, with
Ms. {. B. Wells as Regent.

AZ a meeting OF ,he wasatch chip
ter Of the Daughters ~ the Revolution,
held yesterday afternoon In roon POS
Templeton building. the wanatoh So
cloiy Of the State of Utah. Daughters
Of the Revolution. was organised and
the following officers elected:
Resent, Emmglne %. Wells; FIRST
vice regent. Suaa \. uat,li second vice
regent. Ciarisaa 3. Williams record
lnE secretary. Lucy W.smlih; registrar,
phcbe y. Heatie. treasurer, Mary \,
II. Cannon; historian, Alice >, NJ.
Horne, and chaplain, Aarla Il Dou-
Fhll.
The newly elected regent expressed
hcrself aa being well pleased that tha
state organization had been Effected
ana voiced the sentiment NJ every ", D.
present ln wishing prosperity 90 TIE
society and a steady growth of ta mcm-
hemhlp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17
1HE NAV PolIctNtN NusI eO.
That Is What the Committee viii Urge at 10.
nights Special Council Meeting.

There VIII be SPECIAL meeting u
che city Council this cvcnns SO take
action ON she decision ~ the supreme
court with rcfcrcuce o the cscharge
OF cishi uld policemen &, make i11m
t,ra similar number ~ new ones under
,ho present municipal aim.usirlil1u.
Councilman Howe. Hs chairman % tho
police committee. Will pr.s.ut o. report
...umr 0nUng that Un W .hc httor Dee
retired aud mat the former uc f'Ius
SEATED DO accordance with the CuurtH
decision. Those who mus r1 are JHH ph
s. ulfIlw Adam Paul ". ~, run1t
UHmHn cannon. q. y. Pratt Richard
EIlIuEuu. VIM Thorn ana Jun e.
WI. ANS. Those who Nfli lrlin dlu The
uniform ore n. G.. VIE George a.
Raleigh. MaH Rhodes j a. husls
o. s. Heath. A. l. ShIuaou, Y. 81.
Evepl ana VIM 4. Carry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17
flgh, FOR Terminal Privileges.

The nghi for terminal privileges now
10 progress at Omaha is said TO be be-
tween the Chicigo. ~. Paul and oura-
ha railroad. which IL portion Of the
Great Northwestern system. and the
Council Nuns and omaha Tunnel COM
pany. The Northwestern aud The Union
Pacific own considerable land and
trackngo along the river front. which
practically gives them a monopoly on
Inc bridge tratnc. The Terminal COM
pnny has determined upon securing
tracklgc 90 the a1uth % their bridge,
which la "a mile VI more north OF tue
Fourteenth street bridge,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17
the RECEPTION TEMPLE WORKERS.


The reception glyen by Mrs, A. W.
Nfecune O.. her elegant Gario House
n ,me hst evcnlng In honor OF the Tenn
Mo choir and workers. past and pres
ont WAS "a mort elaborate and pleas
ant aniir. The guests commenced
asembllng shortly after 4 o'clock ana
the reception lasted unrll aeyon. There
were upwards OF i6o pers0ns present.
The Interior OF the house had been
beautifully decorated Tor the occasion.
and everything made ready FOR an en-.
ioyahlo time,
Among those preaef we're Presidents
snow and ant,h both OF whom made
approprlate and pleasing remarka.An q.
tsrestiug program of exercises was
carrled out, consisting OF an anthem
a,nes BY the Temple choir. soprano
solo by Mrs II. Ross. the reading VI an
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17
County AHlln.


Guy Stirling has filed f0r record noe
tcus ~ appropriation uf she surplus
nud urAppfIWtt waters ~ the COL.
hWlur streams.
American Fork creek. Alpine. creek
and Fort Ninyun creek a. second iurt
IN each FlrchnD Tor The months ~ Jan.
uay. Fs'brunry. March. April october
November ana December uf each year,
The object of she appropriations "a oct
forth a. be the irr.Eat.un uf about t.Qll
west. und about 5000 acres in tnwua
ship 2. range ! east. (which vs. stu.
ntcd on the Wcrf ana east ~ thc Jur.
dan river, uurth NJ i.0hD, The wafrrl
hrc 10 Dc conveyed BY bitches and
fumes 10 reservoir "a township o
IlnHn ! Mali.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17
Iicwlcn nro.. NJ. a ". T,a Dl.lrlbaior..

Hewlett nroa. N, \ ~. Tea Di.tribuiors.
Hewlett BROS. Co. she ontetpr.fIuE
manufacturers % the celebrated brands
NJ Three Crown bakIng Powder. Tx
tfacta ana Spices have recently been
appointed distributors Tor ttlh and
Idaho ~ ". J. nrandCnftslu a Co.'s ~.
a NJ. Tea. Tor nfy years uu tho market
and the only package ten prepared and
put up where % d grown. in Japan. thus
retaining lta natural delightful nav1r.
The Hewlett Bros Three Grown
fplcDs are now put up ln handsome
autographed peppsr-bux cans. thereby
0hviatiug an waste IN consumption ana
strength. The reputation ~ Hewlett
Bros. CO. throughout the Wee. t their
guarantee ~ purify and strength iu all
~ their manufacture. Including the
Three Crown baking Powder. now
everywhere recognized aH absolutely
pure and healthful.
The Three Crown FlnvorInF ENirboia
are made direct from the fruit. thus 60.
tanning the natural fruit fay0r
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17
HERE ARE SOME
REALLY GREAT BARGAINS
DRESS TRIMMINGS,

Hundreds Of Remnants. Ringing from
one 60 four yards In length. OF Applique.
bead. slik and Mohalr oimps and
nplis and Fur Trimming. among them
many OF the newea, and richest designs.
all marked down 10 less than half req
ular value. 10 you need a pretty trim
ming, you cant arnrd TO miss looking
them over Tor n you md what you
want among these lengths, ia . big
saving 90 you. n not. We can surely
please you from our immense pEular
line.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17

The people OF sugar House ward
are preparing for on excellent enter
tainment 20 be given IN their meeting
house tomorrow might Nr the beneif'
of the ward missionary fund some Of
the very bori talen, IN the city VIII be
present on that occasion, nl W.ll also
members ~ the First prcaldmcy Tue
Program wgli consist VI select lons by
the Nard choir; recitation. Miss Wlnm-
fred Tihhs; o1rnet ana piaun 500 Prof
=. Q. Read and Prof. Cdrozz'; rec4ta'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17

The official canvass Of tho votes cast
In Utah county laat election shows th'
following result:
FOR REPRESENTATIVE TO con,
DRESS.
H. H. Roberts On). 400.
Alma Eidrrdge On, SEAS.
Warren Foster 90, i02.
FoR JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT
Robert y. Baakln 90. s.s5s.
charles \. Zane lO. s,fal
John ~. Bowman ND, %.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17

original poem by Patriarch s1mtAi
cinrIdge. the venerable father % che
huftfas. remarks by BISHOP John a..
Wlader and ZIna d. ~. Young. reciia-
tDns by u, =. Young, Mta 70. NJ.
Young. Miss Jack McCunr and Mlss
Blurcitc Smith. ana a sIaf by Miss
Merrill.
The cxonslgoa commenced with
prayer by BISHOP GturEc H. Taylor,
and henplirUon hy Elder Samuel
Claigdgs. 4 very enjoyable feature ~
the evening was the delicious refresh
mcnts that were served t. all che
ntHnfH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17

W H. Cissaiy NJ SAT- Lake Was a
Provo visitor yesterday.
The public schools vim commence AZ
$50 100 ihr morning Instead ~ . O'Clock,
commencing next M1ldny
a concert and ban win be given 80
souihwnrih'H nail Friday ovtunE. the
proceeds viii 81 towards paying for the
First ward social hall
Dr. Mccurtiln and family have mov-
ed o. Merrur. where the C1ctur viii
friends win miss The gtuinl doctor aud
wish him suc0rsf "a che gold camp, if
he lr a strong silver man.
A qult claim deed frJm Jos Ohon.
dorfor. trustee. o. the searchliEht Glld
Mining company, conveying the r'ghf,
tIue lnd lutercHt ~ che utrty uf tho
nrat part of me primern lode mlUfnH
claim. situated ln the camp Tilyd m.n-
ing district has peen flel.
Tho Y. ~. 49, ]. a. Will hold a district
conference Iu thsH city sunday Nov.
21th: mcctinrs Wiii he held 1t o. M.
aud z p. m. a number of the general
authorities win be present and import
an. INSTRUCTIONS WIN De gNou, ana a
large attendance n desired.
on tho ~ ~ December Tho nrst
number uf the Provo Christian A1yn-
cate. edited hy Rev. y. T., kirbye 90 tho
Methodist church. WIN make SIS appear
anco. Tho Iuurr will ho Issued every
tNn weeks and win be- devoted 90 roe
upilus subjects on its name indicates.
THIS CThuradayl evening the teachers
Of che city schools will Elye social
al the TmplrIrus school ia houOr 1f
Mrs Emma Hoii, w Wen Jordan, who
III VISITING hcre ana WhI was Tor many
years. previous 90 her mArrllEc this
summer, a teacher IN the Provo pubic
solenls.
A petfyon 20 PresldeY. MeIanlsy FOR
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17
DIRECT FROM MANILA.
A Nebraska Volunteer Speaks Enthusiastically
Of mo Bravery Of Utah Boys.

C. A. smith. a member 0f the
Nebraska volunteers, was at the Ken
Won today. coming directly from
Manila. Mr. smith says that whom h.
lert the Philippines everything was
ouist thourh Agulnaldo and The lnsur-
.ronta were uneasy ana had 20 be
watched closely ana constantly, lie
p,f h,lf enough had been Faid In their
"r,ise. After an Is said 10 was more 20
ih'ir actions ana bravery that Manila
h.,trne tho easy prey 10 was and the
Dss 81 ne so rulln. Mr., Smith was
dl.rharrol on account OF sickness, and
yglIl 10 directly Co omaha this evening
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17
Ile wouldn'iBe swindIsd.

Frank c Ripe. one OF the proprlc-
t,ra NJ the pcllcatcsnon CATO. un East
T.mpic street, was ARRESTED last night
ON tho complaint OF H. o. Rogers.
charged with attempting Go ausC,1d
with money belong nE 60 complainant
BuEorf 10 appears, was employed 1850
o. ru0k at the restaurant rul claims
that the ufm was owinE him fiaf.,'.
Ripe pleaded not guilty uud hlE cnHe
was set cor hearing tomorrow morn
ing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17
sANplrI VALLEY COAL MINES.


General Manager Kerr ~ she shnpcie
valley railroad sald this morning that
from now on there would be- greater
activity 10 the coal mines at sterling.
within the Ian Two weeks they had JOE
creased the force at the mines moro
than double ana had la view a am
greater Increase ln the near fuiur.
ne said the quality OF coal produce
from thpaH mines was equal o. tue
Pleasant Valley company product
and tho Intention was 10 push 70 upon
the market The ruad was never 10 q
bcrier condition. aud when the year =
r,port Wis made out would show u
great Increase In traffic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17
prsrREr EVENING NEWS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER II,

ton. IA,.ie joy wHbeck. soprano Dl'o.
Mss Lily Pyc. Guitar solo. Prot. g. u.
schatil.r. Character duet Mrs. Lizzie
Thomas Edwards ami Mr.. John lnnlu-
flr; recitation. Mt AlcN Mclnry;
Nyllphona aIn. Mr. Aldepcit bee'lcy,
violin r1a Mr. q. Herman dChe'tler,
fIprarp aiio. Mrs lAzzic Thomas
Edwards. recitation. Afr. r. IT, Pierce.
and an au hem by the ward chlir
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17

A series % lectures VIII h. delivered
IN thc McthodlE church commencing
next sunday cvrrlF AMI every sunday
evening" thereafter f0r four wee kH. Loo
cal vncallsia win render appropriate
music each evening. The spOtkers and
subjects ares First leciura Christian
ChlvAlry. Mlas JuHrphue kelllggi sec-
ond lreiurc=fuuullr Delusilns. Mr 4.
D.. Huchcr; third lecture Science and
RcliElIu. AT ChhH, DUAiuHy, fourth
lecture Tho Sandwich Islands. Mr
Jacob n. Gates.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17
ron STATE sENATons.

FOR STATE SENATOR'S.
a. o. smoot 90. 1891.
Mnrinus Larsen tul. a.P43.
Joseph Llpish Oll. 3pii.
John a.. Belts 40. $3.50.
William A. R1ymucc 90. 400.
Joseph T.. Page tiD. 3.i2o.
Henry Gardner OO. 3fi6.
Mary v. Han UO. J.3SS.
". y. Ambrose tiD. $3.50.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
q. ". Davis Oh. 3.95s.
Joseph n. McEwuu OD). ais.
William d. Hughes tDi. $685.
william y. Robinson uD. a.i5i.
Rufus f. Swell OO. 3g2s.
CLAUS %. Bahr. az. 3.33s
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
George liavorcamp ODl. 1.i6l.
John ID. Dixon OO. "Gii
FOR COUNTY siiEUTF.
George 4. storrs ODl. 4.igG.
charles ~. Karen uD, $3.50
ron COUNTY RECORDER.
May Brown spencer 90. 3eii.
GLADYS CD1mhs Shores tD, 3iiL
FOR COUNTY ArTOHNEY.
Jacob Evans 90. tiii
Charles DE MoIacy uO. 323i
FOR COUNTY Assessor.
Euyni r. Hush ODl. 1851
James whitehead Ir Nu, ASA
ToU COUNTY TREAHUUEH.
otto y. Malmbcrg tDl 1926.
Ole EIlursou Jr li3 3.iGs.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR
Andrew Atkinson pl. agiA
caleb Tanner ug. $500,
TO THE CuNsTiTr-
TtON.
For Against
Amendment 10 section 90.
article ..s.... 10000 .l ti0
Amendment 60 section ..
article 10 s.s. 600 t..a 90 US
Amendment tu be- known
Ha section %. article 9 800 so
Amendment to section o
article = .....a .s... go 20
Amendment 90 section @
article % COCO. ..s..ss a.l 90
aaaaaasaaaaa
We pay per cent per iuuum inter
est on one Dollar ur Thousands. Iiln'a
Savings Hank q Trust C1mpal.f, I, 2.
. Main street
Wlf1rd woodruff. presldtat.
AZ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17
Colorado Mission Address.

Elder John W. Taylor. president OF
the Colorado mission. wrscH 20 the
News" asking that notice be- Fiyon Of
tho change nof She address Of the ma-
sion. II IL now located Ia room .0i Ale.
phco block, Denver. Colo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17
g1W WE SAW SECRET SERVICE.

s-.,akers Indulge in 'Bobs"worIh in the Gallery Of
w" A4.lphi Theatre Strand. Londop-stroet mnstres
- whistle Artist juvenile contortionlst and Auese5
s.s,. Arnuse the Waiting Crowds Who Ultimately Storm
classic gods and critieise tho YANKEE" Exponents
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17

london burglar was set upon by
arang.outang IN a house he was
~, ols snd was 90 badly bitten and
'''S Ntnsi Of the 20 called projections
..a;os, burglary, do not protect any
.g more than most Of tic ao-called
remedies" protect from the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17

~ Q AANHNA HNH
ginfy Of the
ousc Of this
DIV" by the
nv burglar
ease Likcuic
regular bury
lar, disease
2 works w.h
n a. little dis
Nj turlmncc ~
u possible
~ You think
YOU have
that icwciuf
health you
possess In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17
7gc
NOVELTY DRI,a9 GOODS.

over 90 pieces - 20 i5-inch Novelty
Dress Goods. grouped together az one
price. nll this cns1n'H goods, some Just
In. worth from i5o 10 dc yard. extra
special at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17
Oh, the Pain of
Rheumatism!

Rheumatism often causes the most In
tonso suffering Many hayo for years
yainly sought relief from this disabling
disease, and are to-day worse Oh than
ever. Rheumatism Ia "a blood disease,
and swift's Specific Is the only cure, be-
cause II Is the only remedy which can
reach such deep-soated diseases.
a few years aFn Ivss taken with innamua.
tory nheumatiam, which became 10 intense
that was for Wcsks unable 10 walk. 1 TIED
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17
Si.oo


N-inch nll-wool and sllk and wool
German fancy Sultingn. dark and me-
alum Effects, large asurtment Of dis
llnct woayes, ll,g5, $50 values. 10 choose
Monday and week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17
SHOE DEPARTMENT.,

Ladies' croquot Rubera, a pair
Ladies' Storm Pointed TOO Rubbsrs.
a pair
Misses and chlidren's Rubers. a
pair
uonra Storm Pointed Toe Rubbers. a
pair
as
25c
Misses nne Kid sprlng heel button
Shoes, patent leather gip, wor.h $500.
sale
$3.50
Youths calf button Shoes. tip round
zoe, n 60 2. formerly sold az i25o, sale
Si.75
Little Cents spring heel lace Choes.
square Toe, AN Sizes. also IN button. slld
at h3lf price
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17

several PROMINENT physi-
cianland took thslrtres,.
meHt faithfully. but was
unable 10 get the fllsht-
cot relief. In fact, my con.
diLon seemed n grow
worse, the disease spread
OVER my entire bod. and
from November 10 Mafch
I suffered agony. I tfied
many patent medicines,
but none relieved mo.
Upon the advice 81 a
friend 1 decided % NV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17

We pay per cent per annum intef-
est on one Dollar ur Thousands. Iiln'a
savings Hank a Trust C1mpa u. I, q.
3 Main street
Wilflrd Woodruff. presldtat.
George ~. Cannon Cashier
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17
29c
nLArK IAonAnnR.

10 pieces n So 20 ls.inch all wool
jacquard sulllnEa, pure dye. superior
weight ana nnish, me range of pat-
terms. Monday aud during week for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17

SIS Before allowing me Ia take a, how
ever, my guardian, who was chemist, ana
lylr1 tho lgmedy, And pronounced 4 free Of
tailnF two bottles, that I continued The rom.
sdv. and in tW0 months was cured complft fly.
Tie cure vas pefmauent, Tor have mover tlu go
kaA a touch ~ rheumatism though may
umea exposed 10 damp aad cold weather
LLlAsos ". TIrFHIL,
sIil poweltan Avenue, Philadelphia.
Don't suffer longerwith rheumatism.
Throw aside your oils and liniments, as
they can not reach your trouble. Don't
exporimont with doctors--their potash
and mercury VIII add To your dlsabil-
lty and completely destroy your digos.
tigu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-17
SILK VALUES.
BLACK CREPoN.

Choice new designs. best French and
German makes, IN heavy and medium
wCANea, t5.in. Vide. standard $50 and
il,ib qualities, for Monday and week
for
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-11-24

The Rev. Irl. Il. Hicks Annual AL
mapac and monthly paper, Word and
Works, are now known from sea to sea.
We are pleased to call the attention of
our readers to the Almanac for 1899, now
reody. 1t is splendidly printed and
illustrated book of 1l6 pages and the
storm forecasts and d agrams and astro-
nomical and scientific matter aresuperior
to anything that has ever been seen be-
fore in 25 cent book. HIS monthly
journal, Word and Works, Is one OF
best literary, home and scientific maya
zines in the country, besides containing
his monthly storm forecasts with ex-
plantations. The subscription price of
Word and Works is $1,00 per year and
copy of the Hicks Almanac is sent as
premium to every yearly subscriber.
Single copies of Word and Works, 10
cents. Price of Almanac alone, % cents.
Send your order to Word and Work
Pub. Co.. 22O1 Locust Street, St. Louis.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-11-24
MILTON.
From the Milton Globe. =,

l.. d. Sweetman returned Saturday
from DuiOrd.
\ social and entertainment will be
given in the NJ. Z. church, December 6.
Fred Philippi has been engaged for
Saville's Thanksgiving ball in Milton.
Nov. oath.
j. r. Mears was at Fargo and Moore
head when the train robbers were cap-
tnred. He says the chain OF evidence
against them is almost complete.
Thos. Kyle threshed ] 1000 bushels OF
No. 2 wheat from 80 acres that was
hailed twice. He had his crop insured
and says it brought him more money
than ANY crop he ever raised
Her many friends will bo rcjoiced to
know that Miss Lillian Stewart is re-
covering encouragingly from the effects
OF the surgical operation. and is now be
lleved to be entirely out OF danger
George L. Savjlle has purchased the
restaurant and bakery business OF Mrs.
{. II. Smith and will continue the bust
ness-ncXt Thompson 4 Gibson's law
office, giving baking special attention.
DR.. W. W. Mcqueen found four cases Of
dlp'hcria in Timothy Hou]ihans family
~ kl!osS. Walsh county, last week.
One Girl died two hours after the doctor
arrived there. She had been i'll on];,
about three days The doc1 orimmediate
~ reported to the Walsh county author
tiles and quarantine has been estai,-
lished. The other three children are i'm
proving.
". j. Ellis, Of Easily, had quite a
smhskup while driving home IRON his
city Tuesday afternoon. While in the
narrow lane between the two wire fences
along the railroad track. His team was
frightened by meeting the train and be-
came unlnnnugcnbIe. Mr.. Eli, and his
daughter were thrown out OF the buggy
but fortunately neither was seriously
injured. The RIG cOIlidcd with another
driven by {. A. Smith, OF Osnabrock. Al
whlpplctrcc on Smiths buggy was
broken, and Ellis buggy was quite badly
wrecked. The horses were not injured.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-11-24
An Ancient Tablet.

New discoveries are constantly maxi
ing which bear on Bible history. The
last is announced in the Academy by
Prof. Sayce, and comes from DR.. Scheil.
It will be remembe that MI. Pinches
found, less than year ago, the names
of Chedorlaomer, king Of Edom, and
Tidal, king OF nations, of Genesis IA, on
a Babylonian tablet. DR.. Scheil has
Just found, among the early tablets
now in Constantinople, some letters Of
Hammurabi (the Amraphel of Gen. 14)
to king Of Larsa, which relates to the
war of independence waged by Ham,
murabi, at the end of which the latter
gave his ally of Larsa statues and
other presents as reward for his
}valor on the day of the defeat of Che
dorlaomer." the Elamite king.