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Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-06-16
Preston.

Mrs. j. T. Crooks is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Jas. Williamson is quite
sick.
Several from here attended Court
in Owingsville Monday.
Will Nixon and wife, of Owings-
vile, visited d. S. Nixon and wife
Sunday.
Elder Ebert Dawson preached t.
large congregation at Union Sun
day morning.
Mrs. Pearl BratS-f Owings
vile, was the gucstSf Mrs. Press
Barnes Saturday. y
Miss Mary Lewis Armstrong. OF
Louisville, is visiting her brother
G. II. Armstrong and wife.
Joe Turley and Alfred Crooks
shipped a carload of hogs to Bal
timore Saturday. John Nicekhipped
same day mixed load of A,nhhs
and hogs to Cincinnati.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-24
DEMAND Profession.
WOLVES, COYOTES, LIONS, CREATE HAVOC
Among the Ieris. Causing the Loss of
thousand. Of DoiiArs-Aftcr the
Prairie Dogs.

An Hem Of very sr,a. importance to
cl.... and sheep msn so which tha Ma
,lorii siuck Uowcig' assockrlon VIII
devote considerable at,lulon when II
mers in Denver next month IS the en-
aciment in ihe several western STAKES
OF uniform bounty laws fos the dds;rus-
gon % Wild uu mails. In Utah lass
wear sheen rals.it are csiimitsd TO have
lost Ss0o.ooo owing 90 the dcprada;ionl
OF gray wolves. coyo:cs AMI m1an.ain
Hons. and In Colorado IN. sheep men
were iustrs duurg the sumo ila1i So
the extoui OF SiU0.rl1. WyNminF'a nuun-
slca Cor The dcsruc;iou 90 these Wild
sneak thieves are much more liberal
ghan In some other AtaiCs. ana 70 a a
well known fac; that men who RAID the
llirs OF these uulmlis To- o.htr t-at 3
often ship She caruaEsfs over he line
in.I Wyoming 90 secure "a larger b1nl-
MS rCsu'iing from sutl acton when
done with sufficient secrecy to avoid
detection by the officials.
This Or one % the rrlfuna behind tIic
determination % abe asaic.l -.or 60 al.
sempl To- secure UNIFORM hlnntlcs iu
nll ihe states effected. The amuuiG
OF money rcprcseE.ci ~ She sheep ana
caiiic herds lu sac waftcru fa,tca sum
up Into she hundreds Of Millions Of dol.
lars, ana STAT such IA irpDi.ani ard
valuable lndusiry should be without
proper government pfuieutpn la very
OBJECTIONABLE 60 members % she uHsooI-
alton. Some puts Of Colorado and
ltth are becoming 10 Infested with
ih,ac htlt.s % rr,y th1s S. ~ almost
impossible 10 progCci the herds from
their depEdations even with the Ut
most Nsethfulrefs. The daring OF
these animals In some Instances % sim.
ply astounding. and the s.tulc.0n calls
Tor prompt and effective ucilon 10 d.
mlnlsh .hclr numbers. Now they are
Increasing with startling apdi;y.
The oumical little prairie dog a. to
come IN for seme afeniioa. zoo. In
fon' PARIS Nv IL becoming 80 numerous
anl his Nlllige- fu ihlrk'y Populated
tbs he absolutely ruits epol pis.ufln.
lnf.ancca ar known whore sha usalars
iiiile pct has deriiul. I thUuandn W
acres OF good Eraalug Texas .l p1lr..
cd % la nn cAample. Tor o. one puiu.
IN that Ntutc, o az the Colorado aur,
an sNranse 81 10000 acres ef grazing
and has been rendered useless fJr the
purpose by the restless safeA hurrnw-
lff. They live on the green and breed
fl INST that when Cncp they gain .ho
1srsndancy ovCs q pasture tac uaaic
mus, "Vatnoate."
b. IL very seldom thit y piislnai a..
focIi'pr viii pay u.itnilnn % dead
gubjtcis, lui the matter OF "dcld''
hutda VIII b. zone into auI some
means furFcsiCd whereby che suurm-
GUS accumuItnFa q this class 81
brands thni h disposed ~ IN fuwheF
ana a more effective - lgh."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-24

Preston. Ida. Standard; II IL with
profound sorrow that We chronicle the
death " ono OF Prtston'a brightest
aud most exemplary young mon. namely.
willard Ficlstcd. which nad event oe.
Cured yesterday az 1880 O'Clock, from
that fcll destroyer. typhoid fever. after
lingering Illness. l, has not been long
since his sister. Mag, died % the same
disease. and this second affection com.
ms upon the family 20 s1on after il
hcartrcnding Indeed. Words cannot ex-
press the deep sympathy We feel for
BROTHER ana slrtrf fielstrd. and the
news of WIZARDS dcash.wlli De- received
with feelings OF regret 10y the clmmun-
ny IN general. Funeral services WAL
be held Sunday afternoon Ia the mcct-
Ing house.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-24

10 TONS CONF iiufNs FREE FROM
-trctn and atuia. I'd CITY Mattress Fac
tor. so south Main g.. Salt Lake city,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-24

Elder Anthem n. Lund. Of the coun'
eli of Apostles. VIII address the scandi'
navlnn Saints In their meeting or
chrlsimar day at 10 O'Clock .. m. The
meeting Il tn he held In the new choii
hall Richards street, and all arr
,uriilii, Invited.
j NJ. SJODAfiL.
MARTIN CHRisropllERSON,
JE~S :. JENSEN.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

Regular services n the Church o.
Jesus Christ Of iatter-day Saints VIII
be held tomorrow at o'clock IN INC
Tabernacle. sunday schools IN INC
various wards OF 10 am. and meetings
In the city ward assembly rooms and
adjacent wards as follows;
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boys acquainted With city. good nay. On.
euirc sis Malta.
ruH HrNr
rrAii pnoNouisAru 60, nENr
out Paragraphs. Tci SIS rings. ~
Main Street.
NoDii,N -RooM BRICK nousgnArIL
reception hall. furnace, etc, Sctond houih
aud Eleventh tast =. u. Hogs 81 Dooly
block.
y HOUSES. ALI. IKiCEA, .ktSD5
aud locations. futile iiroa.. 10 Main.
TWO RooMs ASp HuMni.H klTcii.
en-, comnl.ic for housekeeping. q west
EtEuANT sUNNY nooMs. ALL
modern CunNcnicnCca. hot and cold water.
electric rEht and steam heat cheap. ~
;. Main.
roH nisr sunSisunD ROOMS.
iUitNiSliEp looMs i'oR HOUSE.
keepIlsi wia9ing q desired. Mary
frRNiHHsb ROOMS WITH oii
without houaekccpng cheap. si2 W.
First South.
-TWo NICELY FuHNisHEb RooMH
for ilEht houHckeeplng' his >, state.
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS. CEN
trliiy located, reasonable rates, house
keeping or without - east Second
heuth.
3 NICE Rooms. WE'LL FURNISHED.
- west Ilufu touth.
Two ELEuANTiN FURNISHED
rooms, an modern CunNculcnCeni lovely
iocaiion-Eentleman preferred, d north
Hlntr
ELEdANr nooA. srEAM HENr
T mSaeia ha an 10 " south TsSpls s'a''
9 LARGE Outside. WE'LL HEATED
end furnished rooms for housekeeping.
ic second East.
NICELY FunNIaUsp iiooMs MEAN
Temple ana places OF amusement. tran.
sicnta or permanent. butler House. eish
y state.
-Ei.EoANTlY FURNISHED ROOMS.
steam heat, electric light, elevator ger.
s sr Of o sSn eSs IA ~. second ssaih.
TliE. ALBERT, ~ AND .TilE Kui..
f9riahly furnished r99mr. steam heat.
g uNtuRNlstlep Rooms. VERY
cheap iig north Main.
| NICE CLEAN ROOMS WITH HOARD
II desired private family; 80 3. Main.
DESIRABLE NEWLY FuRNIaIIEp
rooms. sunny and cheerful; also several
lllru, st'i east Second south
a sCiTE OF ROOMS EOR LfUlT
usesesping' reasonable rates. si1 =,
pi NlGstfy sms EuH ms g:5,, ti gooeMs
tarium. "a West Third south.
THE REED. a. u. sEcoND HoUTui
elegantly furnished, steam heated roomH
al modern ,onNeniencea. reasonable
NICELY FVRNisiuEn ROOMS ron
lrht houHckreplng also aleeplns rooms
reasonable rates, 10 H. Third Ruuth.
COY Sunny nOoMs. ELEuANTI.N
FURNISHED - low rate for winter. Wick
Block % state.
HtCELA FURNISHED ROOMS CEN
ltaliy located IN nice location, rraE6na
bic prices. 80 south West Temple,
TWO NICELY FuRNlsHEp RooMs
one a 'front.' room, also use OF kitchen
Apply a west @irHt South
NEATLY ruRNlsuED ROOMS wITI
PIE. 49, - " "''' 's"
ELEGANT FURNISHED Rooms
centrally located, electric lights. nrSt
class, Mrg >. H. Mccarthy 70 cas-
First South.
THE TAYLOR HOUSE. ROOMS For
ught housekeeping ~ east Second South
uLEGANT, LARGE SUNNY ROOMS
nicely furnished modern cnuvOulense,
Cannon House soi West south Temple.
| LLE1ANr LARGE ROOMS dRouNI
unori ulfu phflur and led room Ou gruuut
hour Win or without hfst class board. ea
suuih siuit.
| ttRntsiiiD Rooms AM 1iOAisu.
| l.Arss fhuNr Rooms. HHOuNi
| nn'r with board q g FIrst West.
| wAIM COMFORTABLE. Well
board Mrs, ". ii, Norris. Is IL FoafIl
South
| TRY A GOOD MEAl. AT THE WEN
l hh. l4Attllnnt Table Board fnHuf
| passed, single meals ~ Special rat
| ~ We, week Cannon House, 20 ives
| NICELY. FURNISHED Rooms WITT
| | ifsi-rlass honra. tlsll lHst second south.
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small cottage inside " Fourth West aud
SSH North Thumpfons Quincy CAB
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-24

HOLT BROS. a SELLERS. PROPS.
- \. West Temple. Tel, ar. Good rigr
ana prompt service. Reasonable rates
for boarding horses.
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AUCTION.


sEfLfNg orT-oTuEU BrsiNEas
Interest demanding my attention. : VIII
s0il Hi Gust fny entire stock OF now am
fer0ud.nHul furniture, tnmme ntlNt ~
ccmler Isi 2nd c2nungginiE ~ q i ~. nS ~
i-hoic steel range, with Cull t.tw' Nss,l
oak bedroom sol s.. -, hirds ny. mepwe
scie' N,N diahos. nH9'nic'ed ods sss' an
selling out Examine my price. and ne
convinced. N Wcbhcr. 10 Main street
DESKS, SAFES, SHOW CASES AND
all Kinda of ofce furniture. WIZ pay
good price. Fidelity Storage Co, Nv
and rs $. West Temple 81. .---
ORDERS FOR ELEGANT FAMILY
Bibles :. So. SEQ on easy payment.
Dictionaries, standard AUTHORS &c 90.
dress 'ostM 10 y. r. iel1. 80 = Nes'
Temple.
4 puRcHAsEn roR a. ,vAniEp
aaeortment N second.haud lob display
and body type. Anniy to THE BcHcrtt
News, Walt lake cay
on THE 1NsrAi.LMEST PLAN,
small cottage inside ~ Fourth West nul
sixth North Thumpfons Quincy 'hp
ONCE --
10 TONS corn rusgs FREE FROM
tor, so south Main g.. salt Lake CITY
LANES AND GENTS CLOTHING
tourht sold aud exchanged. Highest prices
paidi .snd pus'ai. viii cAlL ~ state
CASH PAID FoR ALL KINDS OF
old Mormon looks. Mlillunlnl star. Seer.
S welEa s,@s .2sua oid nSSok" s,orc y
X. Second South. See our stock Nor.
mon books
CASH PRICES PAID ron NEW
aud secondhand household goods l.afg'
second-iani store. ~ and ssi state 81
TvrRY PERSON SUFFERING WITH
Piles ~ be cured With Camuhuraicd Piio
cute. snid by ufnRfl.tsi prlc" tc
10 RENT on = ROOM HOUSE,
clc.c IN; viii. lrivllege OF buLinE on NJ,
shop . Market atrcot.
LADY OH GENTLEMEN AGENTS foK
the hcst hriiclu ~ the country. No ans
lly can do without H. SO 70 W per day.
Hour. 20 " 10. ~ south Second w. "
\ ruhcnAsER ,toR, \ VARIED
new t' 9Oa ssi, Ip ste SEssD " '"' 800
SEND Us Your AocouSTH FOR
collection. Old debt, made new. We iur;;
az Atlas
Nfsw FURNITURE EXCHANGED
for old furniture, Goods rnld on easy
naym.nts. Mashburn Furniture Co., j.
VIII. PAY THE FOLLOWING
prices cash for io0fb lots or more. heavy
copper ) IL cents per pound light copper
J.. cents per pound. elem rubber
cents per pound. ~ rear Of ~ west Bee
ond H0uth.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE At
ifa Main street. Goods sold on easy pay
mtnta ~. WEnnER.
TuE UTAH JUNK AND HIDE
House. RoHombiatf q Zeevc. Highest
cash price paid Tor rnEH. scrip iron. bot
ilct, hldc.. p.lis. hcsswnS. metals % nll
lnlty. tI.es east Eight Soulh street..
il,twecn Nain and State. Halt Lake city,
Utah.
CHEApEH1. uEsT PLACE TO IVY,
state
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LOVEuREEN. THE rAILoh. ELE-
giant suits 20 order. cleaning and repair
INK speciality. "a T., Second south.
T., S. WILLIAMSON. MODERN UP
to-date Tailor. elegant suits 10 order for
the holiday trade; reasonable prices, us
Main 81.
Mp DAWSON, MERCHANT TAILOR.
elegant quits To order. reasonable prices
~ $. West Temple.
CLOTHES CLEA.kD ANIi PREFERRED
s. cents a month; ladies' costumes cleaned
and dyed. ~. Elmo Cleaning company.
% east Second South.
CHICAGO TAII,oRs. ASSOCIATION
make you . suit Of clothes cheaper than
YOU cun obtain them elsewhere, Tfy
them. n west Second South.
CLOTHES CLEANED AND PRESSED,
conts a omnthi ladies' costumes cleaned
and DYED. 81. Elmo Cleaning company
- east Second South.
.nuJn pREssERs Al wAkriNds
clothing house Tor perfect NJ, tht.nt
styles domontlc amt imported goods. w
farrell. IS Richards street.
UTAH CLEANING AND TAiLoiiiN,o
Co, cleaning dyeing and leparlng suith
made TO order rs cas-, p'.s, South a.
u Hall, Manager -..---.----
T.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-24
STOCKS AND INVESTMENTS.

Utah bank and Commercial Stocks and
other hlEh, GRADE Investment securities
bought and sold.
Loans On Stocks.
plvidend-paylng stocks bought and
rold
Investment orders from Institutions
trustees OF estates ana capitalists viii
receive the best OF attention.
JOHN g. CUTLER, IN
Tel. ~. % Main 81.
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ORDERS FOR ELEGANT FAMILY
Billca. s. SO. $40. on easy raymont.
dress POSTAL 10 4. V. polz. 80 s. Wet
To mula
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-24

LANES AND GENTS CLOTHING
paidi send r'lsisL viii call. IL state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-24

no RENT on = ROOM HOUSE,
close In. with privilege OF buying on ~.
ftaimcuts. can at Coop blacksmith
shop. - Market ntrcct.
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Vpf.NIVtNg.


ARE YoG aoING 10 ru'rIN1lLgc.
ttic light Ifhh come aud 500 tho largest
stock OF electric hxtur.s Ia the Uity. made
w OF the latest aud most elegant designs
"gur price. nfu all right too" We whole
sale ~ well y. rutalL No trouble 10 show
snods salt Lake Electric supply Co. IS
West first south steot. Telephone No. q
y. q. hULpfNu. CONTRACTING tLEC-
Y. - Boa llisi mall crdor,. ~ West iiFst
South street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-24

MME.Ty pELpEcnpnofEEsssSoRH ,s ~
French. latest and most improved nlos
DDS q Instruction Private '
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-24

German meeting every sunday o. u
o'clock. noon, in the new CHOIR hal.
Richards street. ~ German spanking
people are cordially Invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-24
LuM,,nm DEALERS.

MORRISON, MERRILL co. sii
north Third West. Wholesale and retail
dealers IN lumber. Hath. DOOR. cement
compo-iiOnrd and mineral wool. Lot
US estimate your bills.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-24

CASH PAID FOR. ALL KINDS or
old Mormon looks. Millgunlnl star. Seer.
journal % ulsCuuracp, stc.. also late
works. Ruymura "Oid Book store, y
X. Second South. See our stock Nor.
mon books
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-24
ArToilSEys

~PoWEHs. B'rilAur a LlPrMApSo;w a
tornovs and councillors, @, w, j.
ID. N. straup. Joseph Llppnhh" Cable
adarera Powers. Tel. No, fsA So,
DICKSON. ELLIS s ELLIS LIS. AIl5g sill.
news at Law. NTH floor Progress Ds"
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mNInpnfssiNa Am MANicun,No,
MISCELLANEOUS.

JOHN sfAiAis,CHIMSEYs AND FcG.
naccs cleaned aud repaired, Utah stove
and Hardware Co. III ". Third South.
THE ELASTIC wERNIcKE hook
cases, Sold only by u. A. McMillgn,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-24
SALT LAKE TEMPLE.

The san Lake Temple will close for
the holiday season on Friday, December
e5rd, 1888. ard reopen On Monday. jan.
uary' 9th. 1850
LORENZO Snow,
presilent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-24

Home missionaries will visit tho
country wards Of the Stake tomorrow
The News is requested to publish the
following.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-24

To latte, .day Saints Who Desire Good
Places to Make tomforirbi" ii"mes'
a Good Opportunity TO Accumulate
Mean. 10 Pa for Them without In
curing the bondage OF Debt.
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PuOTO0RAPHERs

FINEST pnoros 81 4 DOZEN PAN.
oramic Views TO order. copying, enlnrg-
Ing In ornyon, pastel aud water colors.
j, H. Mntfon, 2i2h State ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-24

LIVE SANTA CLAUS,
AZ J. q. McDoulld's. a Main.
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tue SMITH PREMIER 'ryp,,. - ~.
ia,yNy. ~ Commercially block - ~, Writ.
New s'oek ol machines IN 'iI1fl,s he
.as and : 80 iNssR,F TinTdE;di ,rYrEwElrEmr
asents; ~ Main 81. N'o' Co.. Stat,
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cLEASIsU And DyEfsG.
ENrLnphisE TAILORING co. M ;.
West Tomplo street Cleaning and Dyelng
ladies tailoring speciality, n. ;. Dawson.
Manager
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-24

a PURCHASER FOR 4 VARIED
assortment of adcond.hnnd Job. display
AMI body type Apply TO The Dessert
News. S1it Iate t'NN
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EXPERIENCED AGENTS TO SELL
on commission In building and Loan As
Hociaiion. Addrers y. % liox HIS, city,
10 NOt WANT MORiJ Dv YOU
want help. Go 10 iierkslrath A Co.. the
cmplnymsnt people. 100 east Second South
street Telephone -.
WANTED. loOb AND RELIABLE
culro 20 Maln.
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4 pTRcffAgrn FOR a vAniEp
aalnrtmsut ~ secondhand Job display
and body type. Amply to Tue Dcscret
N0Wa. Salt fake cay.
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'oNs AND nUiLptns

.'"NshA' ioits MD htiLDths.
T. ", .LNANS, cONrllAUrOH AM
nAuaar labting work Shop, los South
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-11-11
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.


There is not much change to note in the
butter market, ana the situation generally is
ABOUT tue same as las week. The tone of the
Western markets is not quite as strong, and
the supply of fresh seems to be increasing in
New York, but this Is not the time of year to
expect much decline i'm rates.
The supply of tres n made butter here con
tinucs to exceed the demand, and accumula-
lions have been carried over from last week,
but with colder weather, and when the cleo.
ton excitement is over, a better trade Is eX
pectcd. There was no business of conse-
quence yesterday and as our space is needed
for the election returns, we snail be as brief
in our review as possible.
The be st Northern and Western fresh
creamery was difficult to sell in trade lots at
over 81 cents, and forced sales would not
realize more than 90 to 205s cents. Northern
fresh creamery in boxes was not selling yes
terday at over p q cents in wholesale way
June creamery was i'm steady demand at 10 to
20 cents but for most offered 1872 cents was a
full selling rate.
a little firmer feeling is reported in the
country on cheese, but the market here is
unchanged, except that holders of fine stock
are stronger in their views. Sales of late
made Northern run along in lots at to ga
cents. Some fancy twins are held at 10 cents
rsh eggs were firm and in demand yes
tcrday, with sales of Michigan at 23ls to p
cents ana other fresh Western at - to ,.
cents. to bring the top figures the eggs haC
tn be nearly ail new laid. Fresh Eastern SOC
at p to % cet Is, and fancy lots at higher
range. RefrgeratOrs were n little hrmer
and Is cents was obtained for fine marks
though most sales were at 10 TO 49, cents
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-11-11
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Il, 1898.

An exhaustive report of Tuesdays
elections throughout the country, as far
as returns had been received to late
Wednesday afternoon, will be found on
the second page of this paper. There
were number of surprises in the details
of the returns, though the general result
can not be so designated. The over
whelming preponderance of Democratic
votes in Greater New York carried with
it the defeat of Judge Daly-"the just
iudge"-and the victory of every SUI
preme court justice named by Croker
In Pennsylvania came the greatest sur
prise of all. The reform movement was
showed under by very heavy majority,
and Senator Quay will 60 back to the
United States senate if he so desires.
The result was foreseen by the splitting
up of Quay's opponents, but no such
majority was conceded him previous to
the election. Taking the country as a
whole, the republicans were successful,
and at this writing returns point to
good majority for that party in the house
of representatives and the probable con-
troll of the senate by small majority.
The latest reports place Roosevelt's
majority for governor in New York at
81 ,2S6.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-11-11
1.-THE WAVES THAT COME FROM OUTER
SPACE"

Under the above heading, Prof. John
Trowbridge, said to be director of the
physical laboratory at Harvard college,
furnishes an article for the Oct. 20
number of the New York Independent,
that, as an Illustration of both Ignorance
so dense that 1t could be cut. and the fol-
ly that so naturally belongs to such ig-
nOrance, of wish to parade it, must
take the cake. Where a person knows
nothing he often seems to be most in
clined to talk.
In saying this we do not mean that
this conspicuous professor is not versed
in the usual lore of physics, and the
usual amount of information that belongs
to such study. He is sound enough on
all this; knows. as everyone does who
reads the papers, that within a short
time a method has been discovered OF
sending messages through space, includ
Ing stone walls and other impediments
without wire or any other connecting
medium, except that furnished by nature
III lHt " IuCSC PuC'
nomena Mr.. Trowbridge thus writes:
"The space between us and the furthes
star seems cold and desOlate, silent anG
lifeless; yet it is full of wonderful wave
motions. We see the light of the sun
we feel the heat waves. The
waves of energy which constitute ligh
meet with serious obstacle when they
impinge on the atoms which consttut,
the atmosphere of the earth. Il
we could abserve even the sun and the
visable stars from station a hundred
miles above the earth by means of oul
present methods in photography we
should find vast realm of wave motions
opened to us. = We know tina
there are short waves of light-shOrtel
than we can at present detect. ART
there also long waves of energy
which elude our senses? This question
brings us to consideration of recen
remarkable discoveries 10 electricity. W.
have said nothing thus far of the Ions
waves of light and heat which reach Vi
from outer space. Such wave Longer
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-11-11
Estate OF john Pierce.

The undersigned, having been appointed
by the Hon. Probate Court for the district of
Addison commissioners, to receive, examine
and adjust all claims against the estate of
John Pierce, late of in said
district, deceased, and all claims exhibited
in Offset thereto, hereby give notice that we
will meet for the purposes aforesaid at
Kinsman's store in Salisbury, VT on the eth
day OF December and 25th day of April next,
from o'clock until 4 O'Clock. p. m, each of
said days, and that six months from the 25ih
day of October A ID. 1898, is the time limited
by said court for said creditors to present their
claims TO us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Shoreham, VT this 25th day of Oct
ober A. D., ls!is
HENRY KlNSMAN, lCorn,,rs
45 F. +. ATWOOD, (OOuiA D
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-11-11

TA7-753 NINTH AVE. N. Y. CRY
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-11-11

Late to bed and early to rise, prepares
a man for his home in the skies, But
early to bed and Little Early Riser,
the pill that makes life longer and better
and wiser. Isaac Storms, Middlebury (;
b. G. Peck or Day Bros, East Middle
bury; c. w. Sowle, West Cornwall I;
ID II. Bennett, Bridport; c. b. Kendall,
Shoreham; F. c. Dyer, West Salisbury ;
w. b. French, Orwell.