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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-15
RARE XMAS GIFT.
THE ARTICLES or FAITH.
Beautifully bound.
For holiday presentation.
At the Descret News,
FRANKLIN, IDAHO.


Franklin, Oneida county. Idaho, Dee
1.-THE sunday school Jubilee celcbrn-
ton. held here yesterday. was grand
affair. The published program. with
slight variations to conform to local
conditions, was fully carried out with
credit to all who participated. supt
James Herd was master of ceremonies.
DEATH OF MRS, JoLLEY.
on December 9th. Sister Hannah
Routlcdge Jolley. wife OF John Jolley.
Sen, passed away. aged 81 years, 10
months and days. she has been a
member Of the Church since lSiS. and
has been u con sistent. faithful Latter
day Saint. She was the mother OF
nine children. eight OF whom survived
her At her request, hor rvinalns We're
taken 20 Logan for burial. ns already
published In the News" She was uni
yorsnlly beloved and respected.
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Creditors viii pr,,,en, rlais., ..t,,. -.
W., lgflgnfd 90 afice n 0corre h. S,s
aiinfutY, luum 20 Mas hlnrt s,i -
NJ 9gn or bcfprr tle Sta day q Marcf A.
UTAH SAVINGS 4 TRUST ro
dtf0ascl VI william Gov.
"corgc Ia Nye, Attorney.
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II. d. Blanton Of Thnckerville. Tex.
In two years paid over $4,000 TO doc
tors TO cure a Running Sore on his leg.
Then they wanted to cut It on. but he
cured II with one box OF Bucklcn's Ar
Mica Salve. Guaranteed euro FOR Piles,
% cts, box Sold by z. c. NJ, |, Drug
Dept.
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,o,ee az the Dcscfct News 10
ne TAM NJ ,a Twenty.foufth strcct
ffisn s,,issinents and sunsctil lqns WIZ
,isfc ~, Ihv News Is delivered w car
u fesuo sien every evening On ue same
- a. N salt Lake CIV ..-------.
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Principal Tlacs NJ business. Sal. t.t.
CITY, Utah. '''

NOTICE I, hsrrhy given that NJ q frce,ln,
ut ~ lN1n " pltccinr u The Lower Man.
l li i'hl i ,olnt any bed on Tuo.diy. tho
cont puf sbafu was lsvird up1n tho r,fit.i
stH'k ~ iln cnuplnY, payable IN fha si.'r,.-
iaiy ~ his nihce ~ rrusfr.. hHlidinr al,
day u January, ipn
Any stork unon which this asso.s6-nt nav
rvmAln unpaid on the 9Th day ~ I4nuarv.
lHn VIII u delinquent. and ldvprti.s1i IL
.alo q, ululc Aqeiiun. and nnieis payment 4
lNhrnAry, lsNi a. pay the delinquent a,srs..
mint together with costs NJ alvettislns and
cAp.4..e- ~ ,nie. sAMrEt J. PAri.
;nPrlsr.s, inildlns. -alt Lake ciiy. riah.
dated Sllt lake CITY. Utah. ncc IL 80
iitst qualifications, Dee. "a, 10.
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limited means, In fact II Ia a poor name
country, where he san ret good returns
for his labor. and where the land yiclds
ample returns for the labor pat on ~
the fruit "a especially fine. A sample
pear Just picked weighed 2it lbs, and
measured i6 inches In circumference.
Peaches iG inches in circumference and
Weighing near two pounds were raised
here the last year. Two crops OF gar
den truck and vegetables are raised on
the same ground during one season;
i've cuttings os alfalfa IN the year Ia
the usual crop. Farmers are busy
sowing grain while the grain that IL al
ready up IL being pasturcd down with
horses and cattle. which instead OF In
iurinR Il has tendency To improve the
crop by causing the wheat TO stool out
and take dccrer root
FINE STAKE ACADEMY.
Tic Stake academy In Thatcher is -
Ing "A good work and has now two huu-
drcd pupils In attendance who IN their
work show the benefits they are obtain
Ing.
Preparations are under way TO cstah-
llah Touring mill In Thatcher In cun-
noction with the Ice plant and cream
cry. This viii supply a long felt want
and tend 10 build up the town. The In
tcrest taken In the different church or
ganlzatlona Is c0mmondable and shows
that the people arc alive spiritually.
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Phoenix IL pretty town. exhibiting
lots Of business energy with pretty pub
lie grounds and substantial buildings.
The capitol building IN being erected
nj the south extremity OF the town.
when completed II viii be an ornn-
mont 20 the place. The grounds sur
rounding " are nicely parked and
planted with ornamental shrubs and
trees. An electric railway traverncs
the main street. but one has to take n
bus or walk from the dcpots. The
population Of Phoenix w cosmopolitan,
being composed Of Mcxlcans. Indians
and Europeans OF almost every natlon.
AL the latter are here termed Amcri-
cans. which reminds one OF the jew
when he first came 10 Utah. who was
called GENTLE He exclaimed. II have
been called many hard names. but
never before "A 'Gcntilc.' II was always
n Jew'--so with some of the Germans
and scandlnavians In Phoenix: all white
men are called Americans. The people
" Phoenix anticipate u great future
FOR the place aa II Il an Ideal winter
residence. mild and solubrious.
AN OSTRICH FARM.
Near Phoenix Is nm ostrich farm that
IN "a curiosity. II has now about
seventy birds. from which are pluokcd
the valuable ostrich piumos,
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KANAB.
NJ New Counselor In BIshopric -
'''' Scarce suffering from Droutb.

'welal Correspondence.
an Kane Co.. Utah. Dee Ii
tss,s sunday school Jubilee was lit
irS,nY celebrated here yesterday. Aside
IA we program for the celebration
Thin sllhed by the Sunday School
ier,i polid, which was credltnbly rem
" n" appropriate remarks were made
Noolis, BISHOP, by President u. ID.
OpiS ana ny other Stake officers.
A. rs 70 the continued absence OF
nthsn,. loung, his resignation as
Rnlh,a Counselor was accepted and
inl n.y." Vfoaby was sustained az sec
tnt c o,iIlo and Edward Pugh as
4 ihe 'uhselor by the unanimous vote
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OUR NEICHBORS.
OXFORD, IDAHO.


Special Correspondence.
oxford. Idaho. Dec. li.-Yestorday
was q red letter day In the sunday
school here, being the semi-ccntennlal
anniversary Of the organization OF the
first Sabbath school In the Rocky
Mountains. The program was very
crcditably rendered at both the morn
ing and afternoon sessions, under the
able management OF Superintendent j,
V. Boise and aids. the whole service OF
the Jubilee being complete success.
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Provo. Utah. Dec. l3-Mrs. Marie X.
u. Bertclsen OF the Third ward died
Tuesday of old age. She was born at
Iiorsena. Denmark, Aug. "a. isi3. Joined
the Church Sept, 1861, and cmgrated 10
Utah In 1864. settling In this city. where
she has since resided. She leaves u son
who lives In Philadelphia and great
many other relatives living In this State,
Funeral services viii be held Thursday
NJ n o'clock q. m. In the Third ward
meeting house.
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OF this beautiful portfolio and INST.
Org Of our campaign In the Phh
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10 sell tho
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49, -,,===T-z 7-,=s,bas,-,5---g--S
drcdgo q Co. salt lake Hardware Co,
and George a, Lowe, salt Lake City,
Utah.
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Befoo Alexander McNastcr Just icu Of tho
ptarr * Commercial building.
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The Indian cadets from the Indian
school made nnc showing and carried
IN the prize In the drilling contest In
competition with the students Of the
Normal school and company OF Ma
tonnl Guard. Education seems To-
brighten the faces OF the young Indian
men and women. the latter being out
In force to applaud and encourage their
brothers who were dressed In the blue
uniform OF the school. The stability OF
oountenance OF these Indian school
girls IL quite noticeable, II seemed to
be an effort for them to smile. but their
mothers watched their soldier sons with
uuCoucealcd pleasure.
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PHENIX, ARIZONA.
Carnival Week CO. Indian Cadets 90 Cosmo-
politau Town. Ostrich Farm.

Special Correspondence.
Phoenix, Arizona. De Phoenix
has been having q can q. since the
lth and cowboys and lndiana have filled
the town. The parade Of the 9Th wns n
line affair, the main features being the
Chinese. Indians and cowboys who APP
poared In an their glory.
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PROBATE AM ar.rp,,,.,,,.
NUIIrTS


In ihc. District CONT proh.,. n,
and for salt Lake COUNTY. Wa s,a.l D,yl;lon, 10
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In tile Iu.tlcGs court lu aud for the ,flfth
pfeclnct san Lake t|tyi S1lt Lake
County. stuluo NJ Utah,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-23

the contractor and are made to save ex-
pense. The time within which war-vessels
are built differs according to the class.
Battle ships requires three years, while
unarmored cruisers, for which bids were
opened last week, require thirty months.
About half the time is used in fitting the
vessel for launching. Thus, our battle
ships require eighteen months before they
can be launched, whereas the English
take but one year. 1t will be remembered
that the keel Of the new Maine was laid
on February Is, 1899, the anniversary of
the destruction of the Original Maine,
and the department plans to have the
vessel launched on February 15 1900. No
armour-plates, except the diagonal ar
NOR, are put on battle-ship before she is
launched.
The last act preliminary the actual sur
render of the vessel to the government Is
the trial trip. A favorite course for bat
tle-ships built on this side of the CONT
nent is off New England between Glou-
cester and the Maine coast and return.
On this trial-trip the Board of Inspection
and Survey represents the government
This board consists of a Rear-Admiral
of the line and several staff officers.
They watch the movements Of the vessel,
especially it's engines and turretts, and
measure its speed. On the report Of this
board the acceptance or rejection of the
vessel depends. It seldom happens that
vessel is rejected, for the contractors de-
eide whether they will undertake the
course or not if the condition seems ad-
verse A few vessels however, have had
to undertake a second trial. Formerly a
large bounty was given for excess of con-
tract speed, and on one trial trip con-
tractor realized $250,OOO from this source
The bounty has been abolished.
Three battle-shiDs and three armoured
cruisers have been authorized for which
no contracts have been let. The delay on
these vessels is due to the action of Con-
gress in fixing $500 ton as a maximum
price for armour plate. As all armor fac
tories decline to bid at that figure, the
department is powerless to let its con-
tracts and hopes that Congress will in
crease the maximum to 500 The forth
coming report of the Secretary of the
Navy is awaited with considerable inter
est. It is said in some quarters that he
will ask for the construction of three
more battle-ships. According to other
prophets he will only renew his request
for a six 6O0O-ton cruiser, which was the
request in his last report that Congress
did not sanction.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-23

elect Brigham II. Roberts of Utah, in the
next congress. The matter came up
when the application for mission work in
Utah was under discussion. Bishop War
ren arose and presented the following
resolution:
''The general missionary committee of
the Methodist Episcopal church. COM
posed of bishops. officers of the mission
airy society and representatives from all
parts OF the country. hereby expresses its
unqualified disapproval of the election by
the state Of Utah OF Brigham H. Rob
erts. an avowed polygamist, to the house
Of representatives of the United States.
Whereas, BY the election Of said
Brigham H Roberts, Utah publicly repu-
dated her sacred agreement which she
made in order 10 secure statehood: and
Whereas, In view of the past history
of the contest over the practice o. po-
yigamy, the house of representatives can
not permit the said Brigham H. Roberts
to have a voice in its councils without
in effect sanctioning the practice OF po-
lygamy; therefore.
We most respectfully and most earn
estly cali upon every representative OF
the Fifty-drst congress TO use his ut
most endeavor and TO exhaust all hon
orable means to secure the prompt ex>
pulsion of the said Brigham II. Roberts
of Utah from the house OF representa-
tives. in accordance with the provision
of national constitution in article l. sec
ton ;, paragraph ?, which read as fol-
lows: Each house (ofz eongress) may de-
termine the rules of its proceedings. pun
ish its members for disorderly behavior,
and with the concurrence of tv5o-thirds
expel member
eve also most earnestly call upon
every member of the senate and house
of representatives to use his utmost en-
deavor and to exhaust all honorable
means to secure action by the Fifty-sixth
congress proposing an amendment TO the
national constitution, submitting the
same to legislatures of thetseveraI states.
defining legal marriages as monogamy
and making polygamy and oolygamous
cohabitatiOn under whatsoever guise a
crime to the United States punishable by
severe penalties. including disfranchise-
ment and disqualification TO vote or to
hold any office of honor or emolUment
under the United States or any state or
territory thereof"
The resolution was adopted by a rising
vote and a committee Of three was ap-
pointed, consisting of Bishop Hurst, DR..
Goucher and Bishop Warren. to present
the foregoing resolution to the president
and to place a, copy Of it in the hands of
every member OF both houses of the
Fifty-sixth congress.
The committee then appropriated $4,000
for the mission work in Utah during the
coming year and $3.50 for the school
work in the state Afterward an addition
al 5000 was given to the school work.
The other appropriations for home mis-
sion work were as follows: Missions
among the American Indians, Sass; con-
ferences north of the Potomac and Ohio
and east of the Mississippi, $25,161; for
the conferences of Kansas, Ohio and the
states north. including the Black Hills,
ISL 437; for Montana, Wyoming. Arizona,
New Mexico Idaho ard Nevada, $3.50;
and for the Pacific coast, $}S. 476.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-23
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-23
GREAT NORTHERN is GROWING
Over the Record Long Distance Run
for a Mort hH cSIern Road.

St. Paul, Mimi, Nov. 1.-THE Great
Northern claims the record for the fast
est run on a northwestern railroad An
eastbound Great Northern train was de-
layed near Leavenworth, Washington, by
a landslide In the delayed train was
some important mail. A special train
was MADE up Of an engine. mail car and
caboose the mail was transferred and
the train started east Leavenworth 3
several hundred miles west OF Spokane.
In the meantime. finding that the east
bound train would not reach Spokane.
another train had started OF toward S.
Paul in order 70 fiji the vacancy. 50 i
became q stern chase The special east
from Spokane had a start OF go miles
The trip Of the pUrsuer % Spokane. -05
miles was made in four hours and -
minutes. The best time was made be-
tween Wilson and Spokane. los miles. IN
one hour and 60 minutes. The pursuer
came Up with the pursued az Blackfoot,
Mont. having made Up seven hou-s OF
delay. Il was the fastest ionE-distance
run ever made by a western road, she
distance being 81 miles
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-23
Upton VIII Come Again in 1901

London, Nov 22.-Sir Thomas Upton,
when questioned today regarding the al
legation that he has determined to chal-
lenge next year for the Americas cup
with a schooner. said to reporter Of
the Associated Press: 81 do not intend
to challenge next year. But if 1 live 1
will certainly challenge for 1901 Moth
ing has yet been arranged about chal-
lenge, nor will there be until Mr.. Fife
has recovered. There is no truth in the
statement that I have arranged for a
Watson schooner. 1 have mot discussed
the matter with Mr.. Watson at ALL"
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sealed Proposals.
once u Clty CLERK.

Wichita kan. Nov u. isss
Sealed proposals vil b. received az thia
Office FOR the building cansfrsctl1a ss.d
furnishing q al material f0r sewers De
Sewer Dssirict 30. - ISIS csfy. Accord
iaR 60 me plans. speclszaH1as. depths
ana gradients az set forth ard n7w epen
70 inspection Ia See Office % he c.ty en-
gioeer
An approximate amount - ths material
required g. given here. T4e ssrne Ass-
ever f. rsa elf % change.
20 fee' lr-lars sever gipe.
So feet i1-laea seNer p5ps.
10 feez Bsaeh sewer ppA-
go feat s-srca rewer pig--
AIS feet e-inlh sewer pise-
fa-h tzaka
81 mani eise
"a osssTrafl5a hsiss
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before Deeeraaa- e. re sfd - ~
rszied - q ras.as8 clefz far fa9. g. -
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tee u good falh. ats5 uaat htssr w.I
eafer sHt9 sasfes % sssase 80 ata3s.t p
contrast srise. g e.atrae- - auar1-l 81.
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Eiank proposals. bsass. esc. ear te sr.-
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TIE rsyer ana ee-1 rerrrss t-s rEst
q rst@st s1F ~ al sfa
3-zt AMOS HrCf4sIg. css1 -lsrk
Naw YORK soy & -Fles fessy ~ Rst
and 2sr.r-ls streets s.a assaax- ssa asffax
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Chamberlain Pain Balm Cures 9th
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CHRONIC DYSPEPSIA
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smallpox scare in Illinois.

st. Louis. No. Nov. "a special to
the Post-Dispatch from Marion, H.. says
that armed guards have been posted on
the roads leading to that town to pre-
vent suspicious persons from going there.
and to arrest all those exposed to small
pox. which now exists in at least dozen
different localities in Williamson county.
The disease IS spreading and the people
OF Marion are becoming greatly alarm
ed. Laborers on the new railroad are
leaving there by the score.
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IaGrippe. with its after effects. an
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-23

Pittsburg, Pa. Nov. 22--The Non-FaF-
tisan ". c. T L. at today's session aD-
pointed a committee 10 revise the ma
tionaI constitution and decided 20 have
an exhibit at the Paris exposition. The
question Of a reunion with the ". G. 7
L. is held in allegiance. pending the ar
rival Of a letter from Mrs. l. 81 \.
Stevens OF Chicago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-23
WHAT A WELL KNOWN RAILROAD
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ct have been troubled a great deal
with the headache. was induced to try
Foley's Kidney Cure, and one bottle en-
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among the train men, who are very gen
orally similarly afflicted" Geo. H, Hau-
san, engineer on L. E. & W. Y. r.
Hooking Drug Co., G. Gehring and Wells
Miller, druggists.
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Used by British soldiers in Afrio

Capt. c. C. Dennison Is well known all
over Africa as commander Of the forces
that captured the famous rebel Galishe.
Under date Of Nov. 4, 1897. from Vry0urg
BechuanaIand. he writes: Before start
ing on the last campaign I bought guam
tity Of Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. which I used myself
when troubled with bowel complaint, and
had given to my men, and in every case
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druggists.
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And Won Take- Your Choice.

Minneapolis. Liua-. Nov = "A /
sfeE!er. president % the Oregon HaA-
way and Navigation c9rnpzng. while here
yesterday. told friend that bs bad seT-
erred Els connection With tnst c. u3a'sT
ara vas or his way sass 30 nasa anal
a-ra1geuelnts with fhe Big fsl~ IT'D
whose serv7-s be was a5ossf u reer
p -=ard one Nov 11-toi rn tsof -.
- vate secretary - g'res1 ssut 5-anIsf.
a. ne oregon Railway az5 %se.ratsg--
COMPANY. positively 1snes fs~ s-ary
tsserrasaed f-oHz Sflans4p3.ls ;ast Ar-
y her had serers1 ass eo11 ii1a s-itA
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-23

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