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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-14

election was held. In order that, during
the confusion and flight Of the opposl-
ton ovefscers, the votlng-urns might be
changed for others held In readiness.
Many are the miracles Of eloctioneering
times. The dead vote with the living;
the absent. with those who are present.
and always on the right siie-they are
minlHteriaiists to n man. Those whose
opinions are known to be safe need
trouble little about qualifications. even
bcggars may, at times exercise priv
lleges which harsh laws have denied to
them; but known opponents and doubt
ful persons are subjected to rigid
scrutiny. The first precautlon taken II
to secure a trusty body ci overseers.
whose duty II II to watch over the
purity of election. on them the cleo
tion depends, no no efforts are spared to
ensure their right thinking; and, II the
result II as required. they need fear no
enquiry into their methods.
The means by which pressure II
brought to bear In the system known MS
"cnciuuiamo." A 'cacique" was an In
dian chief. who. under Spanish rule.
became the native headman OF his VIII
lagc. the spy and tool ~ the govern
mont. and the agent through whom
the odlous rcpartimientos and other
forms OF oppression were carried out.
so now, the village cacique II the agent
OF n party. backed by all the forces OF
the executive, and rewarded according
TO the extent OF his unavoidable SER
Vices. His position gives him command
OF n certain number OF votes. But be-
yond this he has many means OF In
iiucnclng his nclghbora. First. there In
the direct patronage OF the government.
the numberlcsa small offices. with
facilities for pccuiation. by which local
administration II numbered. For these
II In useless to apply without the good
word Of the caciquc. Then there IL the
administration OF Justice, civil and
criminal Criminal justice II not
corrupt; but II II undermined by par
dons. Juan Paiomarcr. the son " the
cacigue's nclRhbor. let Us say has
stabbed his adversary In quarrel and
has been sentenced 10 long term Of
imprisonment. The father. n man OF
some influence. appeals to Don Fulano
de Tai. the caclque. a year or so pass
81, and the hubbub In the village has
somewhat subsidized. when young Juan
PaiOmarcs IL found going about his
usual business. The caciquc mas Wills
pcrcd word TO the deputy. whose vote
II useful TO the ministry. the humble
petition OF Juan palomarea now lying
In chains. has been placed upon the
cushion on which the queen kncola at
a great festival. and the trick l. played.
The spanish Government versus the
Nation" by II. Butler Clarke In the
April Forum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-14
HUMOROUS GEMS.

A maid with n duatcr.
Once made u great buster,
Adjusting a bust In the hall;
And when n was busted.
The bust II was busted,
And the bust now IL dust.
That IN all. Princeton Tiger.
''Pa." 'raid While: II guess know
why matches are made IN heaven. II
wouldn't be safe maxim 'cm IN the
other place"
do you succeed In picking up n iiv-
inR?" said the robin 10 the toad. "oh.
yes replied the toad: but II Keeps me
on the jump"
Eggs cos, 81 In Alaska" what
makes them - hlRhg" "Climntc."
"Cllmatcf' YES. the hens have to
wear nc1lHkln cloaks"
Doctor. l Hnoro drcadfuily when I
am asleep, aud II annoyr my husband
very much. What viii stop ~" Put
cotton In his ears. madame. Five dol.
lars, please"
Kansas populint. why don't you
want TO 80 and hear Colonel Ganraway
rpeakl lie In a good tnikcr." Second
Kansas Populiat. Yes, he's a good
talker. but he's such durn poor quit
ter"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-14
E|eQQ|l SULPHUR Turkish Both

And Treatment Rooms In charge of n
Competent Physician, who will diagnors
and prescribe for patients needing med
leal ald. W you hayo cntarrh, Dyspep.
kidney Disease, come and be cured
Any kind OF u bath YOU want. Masanse
Tor both sexes. swimming lessons fof
ladles by thu matron-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-14
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining uncaiicd for a, the post.
office. Salt Lake city. Utah. March
u, 1899. To obtain these letters the np-
plicant must call for Advertised Let.
terr." and give the date Of the list. N
not called for within two weeks they
viii be sent To the Dead Letter Office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-26
N TnE MATTER OF ADYERTIsING

When tho railroad advertising agents
met iu Chicago the other day and drllh-
orutCly declared ms the result OF their
experience that the newspaper was the
best medium Tor advertising they slime
ply voiced tho opinion Uf Thousands uf
business men an over the world
And yet not u day passes TINT some
now form vi publicity o. not brought 81
the attention of tho public. Some of
these have merit and accomplish th Hlr
and of only temporary worth. Nine
tguihH ~ these udteriiHiug schemes are
absolutely worthless ana the only per-
SONS who Fet dollar out NJ them are
the orlFlnator1 who are smart enough
90 catch customers.
Tho reason why The newspapers are
the best mediums fur reaching the pyo-
Pile and securing business De- that they
como into closer idmoh with tho public
than any other Kind Of publications.
When "a man takes up hlB fnv1rite pa
per 90 lul out what iH going on iu the
grv1t, busy world about him. he cannot
avoid seeing tho advertisements con-
tniuod 10 g. Whether be- needs any n
the articles advertised nr not he d. Inn
pressed hy tho announcements and re-
members thcm.
10 ls the perlgtcncy. N we may 20 call
H. or The newspaper that gives u value.
Every day lt % new ana must be- Rad,
and every day the ndveriigcr 10 making
o. direct appeal 90 the reader for hia
patronage. u lH tho constant dropping
~ Wnier that wears away tho hardest
rfuuo.
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sNowDEN MUST ANSWER.
Rielileld Doctors Case win Go to a
Higher Court.

Dr. c. X. snowdcn must answer 20
tho charge or adultery Ia the District
court. 80 decided Justice Krocger this
afternoon. The court reviewed the cvi.
denco IN the case to some length. and
IL seems 10 mo that the fact has
hcen established beyond "a doubt that
me doctor ~ married man. by reason
OF his referring 90 his wife on different
occasions an testified 10 IN this court.
~ ma thu fhf offonae has been CONF
United ana TINT there u probable cause
70 believe the defendant guilty thereof
therefore override the motion TO dlg.
mis- the case ana bind the defendant
over 60 the district court on the charge
90 adultery"
Attorney Lesscngcr for tho defense
then arose and asked the court 10
mako The bond very light and suggested
thar bond n 500 was sufficient 10 hold
the doctor Assistant County Attorney
Guntcr thought otherwise and rnld that
Pc was convinced that nothing under a
bond OF 1900 would hold the accused.
Justice krpogcr said that $500 was not
unreasonable and nXod Il at that
amount
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THE LICENSE WAS REFUSED
Claim she IL Nct white aud Onered to
Prove ~ scene In County
clerks once.


colorcd colder from Fort Dougln@
.who raid hla name was Corporal
uudify ur.,.t ..u.t .t Ga. county
rt,.t.- ...
"ihe' i'iaf nnu nHh'A 'hA' n'
." given "a mIulnra llc0nae. Being uu-
accompanied tV tho woman he Intended
90 mol. M Ia. ~. ,..,t 49,.
'' ''t
informed the applicant that the mar
flaFc document could not boz issucd un-
.,,',y, .,"' 'nl s'' n'r quincy 'nin
"i'lAnI ana 100 o. short while hc TO-
turned with two vomcn. one of whom
WnH white and fha sfhrr decidedly
black. dudley rianpsi up brl4tiy 10 the
clerks desk and. adirrrlIrr kr. Scare.
raid "td like d. u.t that lIoanro NOW
lHtor." CleHrk Ra4rs TOOK judicial
notice Of the rroaouco Of the women.
who appeared aumrwhlt haahru. caro-.
fully uuilnr thslr color ue to.k
rr0wla name. nre. otc.. ana then askri
AddIa ana stem w nam" an prn,@i
Ierkuuina a. tbs a.hit. t,,,8tsn frt.
woman ana ns r.,ii.li,t nrf t.,itiy
UHf.d Mr. Son. ~ b. f.r mn. risrf
looked af tr. ,,.f..tr sf,t p,.-., .t tb-
man. and .r4iI d., ~. i.ft.. iI. nm. t6.
rarfnn SOM 'frt..,f '..i.,,s. 81 .''f,,. W..
ihr g,t'H r.,H. 49,
"Wr1. rvrti... ~. .., III a.. az.
ts Ia horr. ~ .r,.t,,.. -. ", ,.,,
ret IA marriae. i.l.1..' b',,. ,. VIZ '''''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-26
UPSET DIGNITY OF COURT.

Haiiin IA Naylor came very near be-
ing fined Tor contempt of court this nf-
tcrnoon, and that he wasn't is attrib.
utcd 60 hil accustomed Foud. luck. nd
was To- judge Chouya court rocking
himself 10 e reclining chair. perrhel up
on the clerks Platform. which D. raised
about "a FOOT higher than tho flnsr % the
lgra Of the chair clipped. preclpitAting
ia. chair aud ali 10 tho fiour 10 oc-
Cured during The progress OF ufgu-
muniH On the O'Loafs'. Noble case. and
chuncd "a hearty laugh on the part %
On" attorneys and spectators. al Eds
expense.
The court gave q book at the culprit
Indicative % nno Tor contempt. but
HE honor evidently rccnnsldcrtd tho
matter ana after inrtructing the Ettor-
uey Co proceed with hs argument.
Gained down again. Ia says BE- VIII Ia
tutufu take "a aCtt ON the ground noor.
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PERSONAL.

u. NJ. condlng OF Rosebury. Ore. 10
] staying 40 the cullen.
u, orr the Orantsvlllo sheep man. Il
/ guest al the white house.
Airs. n. a, jennings and Miss Burlln
OF fafk city arc quests at the Cullen.
Rock A. Pope. tho wen known sheep
man from Nernal, IL quarterod al the
White house.
W T.. Horah ana wife. who reside In
boise arc among lodny's guests 1t the
Kenyon,
w. MaoNiol. OF Denver. headed tho
walker house register with his sigma
turo this morning.
l.. Macpherson. knight Of the grip.
came In from Denver this morning and
adjourned 10 the Kenyon.
Mrs, y. n. Crane. who operates large
store az sody spriugs Idaho, Is regis.
tered at tho white house.
W. a. Walker. who Is IN the whole.
sale confectionery business nc phlladel-
phia' Is staying at Mr.. Fishers hotel.
J. N. Skinner. wife ana family. came
IN from Toledo. Ohio, az noon today,
ana enjoyed rooms at the Walker house.
b. 8, po1thl igo of Chicago Is stop
pins az the ltnutrford. iie Is pushing
a particular brand OF clgara Between
meals.
August sirlea Of Frankfort. Germany.
toFcther with dungur Art u Altpuu,
two nuhigctH OF the Kaiser en- routG for
the West, are guests az the Kenyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Halrht. Addison
Allen, Misc Mary Hlli Allen and W. J.
Manning ore among the Now Workers.
VINO registered nt the Nnutliord this
morning.
Mr. ana Mrs Don Porter have re-
turned from an extensive "trip IN the
East Mr. Porter Iournoyed 10 81
Louis some three weeks ago and placed
his daughter nj a ladies' seminary In
the Mound clly.
W. a. NoldCn. president of the Salt
Palace ufdoclltl0u. has returned home
after a three wockH Welt TO the big
eastern cities His health II much bet
ter than when De went away, and he IL
now attending 20 business.
Mr. g, W Aldrach Of Clear Lake
whose son was leader OF the band OF
ne utah batteries, ~ staying at the
Whlto House. Speaking Of conditions
M his section NJ tho country he says;
"our shire has plenty of water for ir-
rlgution, ana the crops have nOurlshed
~ consequence and cattle have been
driven Into pur country from the less
fortunate counties where frost and the
sun hive been rotting In their work
Then there VIII be good duck ahO0tlng
in our country shortly"
81 Highlands. who Is staying at the
Cullen, in speaking o. the stock out
look ln WyOming says: 1.-THE people |
ia our part Or the State have secured |
good prices for their woods, cattle have |
done wei, there have been no frosts or |
dr0ughtH aud The result u that people |
have money md I,awins "a prosporlnB |
as never before Sheep nro selling at |
50 and lambs from t2.25 10 $3.50. Many |
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-26

In some parts Of Russia the sunnowor,
ilclianthuH uunuus ~ "a very Important
plant In the southern and Houthcn1t-
crn provinces OF European Russia the
acreage Tor the aunfluWcr has atendiiy
Increased since the aoa. when the pona.
ant, hokarey discovered that good
table OH could BE- made from the aceds.
A striped variety ls grown for the raeds.
which form "a cheap dainty Tor the
neaHhnti who eat the kernels az % nut
Iho Frny variety o. usod for Oh. In 1855
the crop was over 100000 bushels Tho
average crop IL 2gi pounds per acre
from favorable soils. although crops Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-26
FARMRRs' CLUBS.

Now that the evenings are long farm
crH ln every locality should get tQFc-
thor ana eNchnnHc experiences and
Vlcwa. Very often they can save each
other many dollars by Hl doing have
known O. man 20 buy nu implement. ana
on trying % ind % worthless. or next
thing Go o.; and tho following year his
nClghhur bought one OF tho rUmo kind
only Go throw lt aside Unln after It
the frat could have stated hla expert
cncr with 40 nt 70 meeting OF his neigh
bor7 tho SECOND would have kept hts
money IL certain Kind OF coal or
other article that almost every family
I'm the uDIghh0rhoOd uses o. better than
another that fact may Doe learned al
these moet.nrs. n one desires to
butcher beef but can use only one
quarter OF o. he can easily dispose Of
the other three quarters 90 one of these
mooUuEH The principal benefits 10 be
derived from these nolfhboriy gather
inEs Hoo in tho social exchange Of uc-
tuul experiences, wants, etc. Very Of
ten person can give more Information
TINT IA M practical Vnluo 60 hia neigh
borg In twenty words than an casaHst
or "Orat1r of the evening can M
thousand or more. m those moctlngs
nr0 Wudo valuable and Informing they
WIN not be- Discontinued soon. 10 they
nro merely urnumvntul-to give Miss
Smith am opportunity 90 surprise the
relghburhl1d with nn OporatlC song. or
young sophomore Ionoa 90 olcayr the
ulr WITH one OF hiH college Or1uonH. or
old Mr. Robinson 90 give an hours talk
ON nothing lu plrt|cular-they will soon
perish. When q man who has passed
The Hush of youth attends @ mootlug
OF any sort, and hndH that Do has
learned something nf rool value Co him.
he VIII De- ON hand ne the noXt To be-
Hurr, little ornament ia an attraction.
Ha.|I HH "a e ID
and holdH.-Fred Gruudy In Farm and
Firsldo.
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A CANDID OPINlnu

The Dcscrei News Co.. ci,y. y
1cntlcmcni-i,oplyinr d, var.
request for our rnn1li ~ ID
pcaeret soml-W Weekly 3 quo N
Ncriisinr Medium. 40 ... r n
10y without hesitation ma
lcnce with this medium H.. -i "a
HfatlfylnH=i n fact $50 e0r.ti
ono 20 none in tho Wet w. h +
rtWlf1 90 our udvUftIH u.rt. Z
Weekly from af t'
states. from Mexico. Car.i We
and some VI tho South ~ n. n
nlnd ne t"or,e inqu'HuF % 49,.
a wen tn do ci1aa.
Very respectfully.
bi,s SHORES a sfTonrs
Per So b. Ktigav
Altf b.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-26

Washington, oct. aa-Firut Assistant
Postmaster General Heath. in hiB
forthcoming annual report will RECON-
mcnd that Congress ahnli nx the sain-
rica u nHaistnnt postmnatcrH nt 90 per
contum Of that % postmastera. that
postofiice clerks shall be- classified on
the ramo basis aa lettcr-cancra aud
railway p0stal clerka. that the post.
Office appropriation shall be- made ln-
Interchangeable that the unoxpondcd ball
ferrpd 60 other appropriations ana that
where cungDlldntiuu uf nuHtnniceH ln
doDmod advisable, aud may Do Effected
under existing law. The money saved
thereby De made available Tor clerk hire
aud other expenses az the newly oathb.
ll-hnl nmlona.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-26

The two Taylor boys VIII, were arrest
81 by piilctr spery yesterday. on sua-
plclun of bolur concerned 100 tho burr-
larry % thn Miller bruHH foundry, were
roltuncd last night aB apparently thoy
woro bpt concerned ln the affair.
Frank Burns the youth who gave Of
ncer johnson such tufsle nearly three
Wrekn nru. objects Co being rcloargd
from llll ON % Friday. nurna in supper
tutluua ana thih morning asked Tailor
Nlmhlu whuihor Dc couldn't GOT him
fT0o this morning. failing which no
would prefer Go ntHy over until Hatur.
day 'aa rqmcthinE would De auro Co.. go
wrong n ho got out on Friday when
hii twenty days would De- up
The police have boon asked TO locate
Not shepherd, i3-yenr-old hoy. who
ron away from hlH home. IA A street
on Sunday iu company with unoihcr
lad Ihuy went nH Gar uU Pennington
but % IL said young shepherd was seen
In town last night
Robert C. Simmer tho old knife
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AZ the Grand tonight the Beach and
Bowers Ministries open return on
gngum9nt FOR three evenings and % ma
tura. The company left poo agreeable an
Impression before. that the success Of
their return season n assured 10 nd-
vance.
~. ~ MantOn, representing LIFTS
Mint1kca WIN Happen" d. now in salt
Lake looking after the Interest of that
h-pruvuking farce-cumcdy, which
VIII be seen az the Thoatcr next Tues
day and Wednesday evenings.
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MAYO'S ELECTRIC FLUID.


founded Everybody
when everything else has failed Electric Fluid and may
curative syrup dispatch with rapdy lightning
s' Par, ana disease has daapgeared like nnoEe n ne M ma
Heart Troubles
Fits
by the
FOR the Ailments Of Men,
THE REMEDIES by Clergy Gentry lyI
gfcater record than medicines %
world Five thousand dollars them
Monday
MAYO Tape Worm viii thirty Head Tal l,
Tape Wormw he ffcent n
quaker ana 10 Introduce Remedies Wh
H OF Six Hundred Specific Rend tho quaker ngus
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4 startling Incident. Ia narrated by
John oliver VI Philadelphia. az follows.
~ wac ln an awful condition My skln
Wna aimoat yellow, eyes Huukon. tongue
coated. pain continually M htck and
tidca, no appetite. growing weaker day
by day Three nhyaiclanr had given
me up. Then I was advised 10 uao
Electric llticrni Co my great Joy. tho
nrat bottle made decided Improve
mont / continued their use for three
weeks. and am now well man. 1
know they robbed the grave OF another
victim. 40 ono should fail to try
them. only toc. guaranteed. at z. q
n. T. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-26

OlNi service Reform League After tho
Republican state Committee.

New York. oct 2i.-A statement Nna
rivtn out today by George McAueny.
secretary NJ The National civil service
l',L9tm league ln which be- says.
'rhc National civil service reform
lguruc has addressed lottor 10 mo
NiNi Service commission asking that
steps p taken 90 SECURE the pr1aacu.
ton N The federal officer and others
rcHpnnaibln Tor the action ~ the Ohio
horuhlicnn state committee in sending
appeals for political contributions 20
government employees throughout the
country. The chairman OF iho commit
tcu IN question a. c0urroaamHn charles
Dick OF the Nineteenth ohio district"
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ANOTHER PIONEER GONE. :

Mrs. May Jane ulglor Lambson. on'
old, VOL known and respected resident
nnd pioneer % this city died in the
Sixteenth ward october 80 1899, AGED
"a ycar1 ana seven months. uocrnred
oElcu uigieU nnd WI born 90 Harrl-
900 county West Virginia. March a.
lNli. She came 90 Utah iu September
lsli, ana hlH always been faithful
Inttofsdny Saint Tho funeral win De
held az The residence of her aou-iu-lnw.
ltylicut Joseph o. smith. 1913 west
Ilfnt North street, on Friday oct ID,
1879. 900 { u 200. Friends invited.
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MDoNAIp Mill nE "Goop.g

Tho case against Franklin Y. McDon-
ala. charged with threatening Co kli his
mothor-ln-law. Mra A. 81. Jones. came
up bef1ro Justice McMaaicr this morn-
ina. An agreement was made between
Assistant county Attorney guntrr and
Attorney Christensen Tor the defense
that Mcdonald should furnish bond nf
$50 90 kocp the peace f1r rlr munthn
one uf ODE hund.men is j. J. Corum. hut
unul N late hour this afternoon the
bond had not been approved.
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GERMAN oAniSrI ooSrERrNors.
They Related Solely TO Question Of bigger
aud speedIsr shIp. for The NAVY.

Berlin, Oct. 2G.-Tho correspondent %
the Associated Press learns uuthoritn-
lively that the conferences between the
secretary Of the admiralty. Admiral
TRIPLE, the minister % foreign nfairH
Count Won Buclow. and the Imperial
chancellor Prince Hohcnlohe, related
solely 20 the Increase Of the German
navy BY specdior and larger ships than
contemplated under the existing pros
gram. This o. due 90 tho radically
charged political situation of the world
~ " not Intended as threat 20 any
one. The conferences dld not refer 10
sending wurlhlpa 90 South Africa and
a. decision has been reached na 90 what
shape the new naval plans will reach
the rclchHtag.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-26

Samuel j Pollock. arrested SOME tmc
eEo Tor Insanity Waa ordered come
mlttcd 90 the asylum ut Provo bv
judge hllen today Pollock WINS released
about a. week ago. members uf hs nm-
ily having stated 90 tho r1uIt thut tiuv
could look after him. They H.uarieI
today their inability i1 ru#tuIn him
and being fearful thut Doc would l1
somcthlni desperate. ho was brought
INTO court this afternoon Cor commit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-26

The cases 0f Josephine *. OI.earv Va
W, r. Noble and James n. McKennn
VI tho same defendant, which have
been ON trial before Judge Cherry for
Inc past Two days were this afternoon
submitted Co The court Tho actions
were 10 recover 500 aud $3.50 respective,
y for professional ueryiccH rendered
the defendants daughter 100 Row York
CITY between January 1T. 1897. and July
lat. 1898.
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over 800 pounds ror aero arc rniaod
some ye1fr More than No por cent of
ail the mills are concentrated IN the
provinces u Nsr0nfah and aaratnf.
aud the value OF the Oh IN 1850 was
l.iss.5e0 ruubles. The. oh cake or resi-
due LETT after the Oh ~ pressed out finds
ready sale Tor cattle food IN foreign
markets. the export N this feed IN 1891
Amounting In value to t.S52OoO rubloa.
The huska stalks and heads are used
for fuel. and they thus give great hoip
In the dry' fofcaticsa Htoppo provinces
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London. Oct. 60 Dlspltchca from
the continent 10 the Daily Mail Say
that the French embassy hcrv received
Instructions 10 watch the movements
Of thg Mediterranean squadron, and
that tho italian fleet ~ under orders
10 concentrate In the bay % SpCzzn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-26

The defendant IN tho $3.50 dnmaro
tult OF the salt Lake Meat company vs.
che salt Lake Rand Transit c5fnp1ny
Med an answer and cuuutrr-clnim Zoe
day. denying that plnintlna' wagon was
damaged by defendants car running
into u. and demanding fai2.5o az dam
axes for Injury done defondant's chr Nv
fenron OF plnintinH' wagon coming M
contact with the same.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-26

The work % removing tho Hail %
Relies building was flushed TODAY. Tho
tearing down of thr scrace Bakery shop
and % the building occupied by tho
Paragon Shoe shop and Temple barber
enrp. D. now % be begun. after which
the work ~ cxcayatlng viii be- pushed
Immediately.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-26

Arguments lu tho following cases
wera made before the Supreme court
today
The Heem Gold Mining company W
N n Osborn appellant
Joseph Abba, appellant. W. u. A.
symth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-26

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Az druggists refund the money ia II
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