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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24

Washington. Nov. 2L-Onlclnl ad-
Vices from Samoa Just received hero
state that another dangerous crisis
with the natives recently occurred and
preparations wcrr made % land Brit.
ish bluvinckots, Some ~ the ~ native
chiofa with their Mntnafnn followers
nsacmbled az Nulnoa. not Tar from Apin.
and began d'sordcrly agitation. The
place ~ the home Of Tamaasse, one Of
the former asplrants for the throne.
who used h.a influence TO Keep down the
disorder. Several hundred natives We're
engaged and there was considerable
nghtlng hut IL ala not go beyond noise
aud number N broken heads. The
natives were finally pnolled. but II has
served Go direct the attention of the
officials In Samoa 20 the rather delicate
and dangerous status Of affairs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24
TWO BAD MEN ARRESTED.
Deputy Sheriff Goldman Has on In.
terosting Time at Murray.

Deputy shcrin W. II. Goldman. orr
rested two men named Tum Mosicr and
luchard narnum at Murray iast night
for houscbrcnkinR. Eariy iast evening
the ulicor received wofd that q cone
tifucuon car at Taylor q Ufuutona
slmplinF works had been broken into
nnd "a quantity Of thing stolen. lie
lgund the men late lnsi night in o.
Murray saloon drinking They were
placed nndcr arrest. ana 10 was with
great difficulty that Goldman succeeded
ln Eoitlng them 10 Jail. After being
locked w they broke a stove aud threw
ihf nleces through the llii windows,
smashing no less that half q dozen
plnca uf glass. The additional charge
n dcstroying Jail propsriy has now
been made against them Among the
goods recovered are q oct uf curponter'a
tools, uvcrrunt, Navajo blanket. rovul-
Yer nnd watch chain. Owners Tor an
the property have bccn found. with the
exception Of the set ~ carpenters
fuuln
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24
Perhaps Your Trouble
Is Chronic
Kidney Disease.
Often Difficult TO Determine And Like
" To Deceive The Best Physicians.

i Ia always best to be on the safe
There are many different ways In
which kidney trouble viii show Itself
Some of Its most common symptoms
are often mistaken FOR other diseases.
Bone ~ them are other diseases but
being brought about by kidney de-
rnngcment. the only way to cure them
IL To nrst get nd of the kidney trouble.
The Indefinite symptoms which 20
with kidney dcranFcmcnt are. a sense Of
general lasrltudc aud lndlspositon.
weakness, sickness and depression.
Headache, bnrkachV. ana palms In the
joints and liinbs, Irregular heart. STONE
ach deranaeinent vomiting. nervous
ness, rUstlrssnCss. alccplcs.nesr. are also
indications Of diseased Kidney poison In
the blood.
err II II n good plan 10 take a few doses
OF swamp Root, tho great kidney rem-
cdy
When any Of the symptoms described
above show that your kilnryt are sick
and your system needs bracing. swamp
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the most chronic and complicated eases.
swnmp-l,out l. used In the loadlng
hospitals. recommended by sklllful
physlclans IN their private practice; and
IL taken by doctors themselves who
have kidney ailments because they
recognize In II tho Frcntest and most
succesaful remedy Tor kidney and bnd-
der troubles.
To prove what swamp-Root viii do
for you every reader ~ the bcaor0t
Evening News who will send their
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BinEhnmptun. y. V. viii be sent i'm
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tie Of swamp Root and r. book contain
Ing some Of the thousands upon thou
sands Of testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. He SUR and men
tion reading this generous OFFER In the
Dcseret Evening News.
The regular nfty-ccnt and one-dnllur
size hotties OF Swamp-Root are for sale
at all drug stores.
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PERSONAL.


Attorney N. p. Bfaffct Of Price 10 In
town today. .|Lt
J. II. Ward OF Evanston Is CHARTERED
at the Cullen
Chas. Ellis goes TO Alta tomorrow for
several days absonec.
W. Miller 81 Park city d. stopping at
the White house today.
IA Dnnn and n. w. Lehman OF Dem
Yer are suertsat the kenyon.
J. II. chrinmnn caHe down from
shoshonc Falls this morning.
Mrs. and Mi-r sltchle from London.
England. are staying at she kenyon.
y. NJ. Roylnnce and wife of Spring.
VILE are guests at the cullen today.
T.. =. shlnn ~ Moutrosc, Colo i
numbered among the guests az tho Gull
lem
Miss Ayres and W. u Alirldgc ~
Trail n. g.. are among the latest ar
rivals ~ tho Knutsford'
Dell Davies, J. u. MUIR j. u. Miller
and william Conncfley uf fondlyton
registered at the Walk'i house.
Anton Anderson. tn we'll known
Orantsvilic sheepman, Is Vuirtcrcd at
tho White house.
W. u. owen or Milwaukee came In
from the East today and adjourned
TO the knutsford.
4. q. safford and Wiz ~ Washing
ton. u. G., are among thl guests at
the lNnutsford today
". 4. York and ]. Vs. D1lson ~
Butte. Mont. headed IN walker house
register this morning.
Canc Edwards Of Nov York city
dropped on the train IN forenoon and
adjourned TO the Kenyon.
"Corlnne Is growing lIk. the rcst u
this Western county, remarked
Hnnknr W. n. Forayth yesterday. at
the Kenyon. 1--WE have Just completed
the enlargement OF thr local ilourlng
mills 10 that the capaD.iy b. now 100
barrels DOR day, and th"y started up
today. with full roller iIolliurH."
"Graashoppor" creek & Hue of the old
est ana has been one Of ius best pro-
ducing placer districts M thD country,
nnya Il. l.. HAN ut thea cullen, George
"a. Robinson, the emln nt mining eve
port. has raid that he believed thar
over 5000 600 has been 1hrn out of
tho creek bars since 1867 when 10 wnH
first opcncd. II II. IN .N''i the oldest
mining district In the state,
James y. shields. VIII Del staying at
tho Knutaford. says thai 'thlouru is a
y.rltnble beehive. Thoru nrr absolute
ly no idle men In the city, ho says.
Everyone who can Work lH given
something TO do. The D. clll from
nll over the city for lhnIN and 10 is "a
pretty poor stick ~ a 70 Do Who Do lying
idle these days. unless y" Do hn invalid
or cripple. | ncNel saw nnN thing
lIke "a. and "A good pm of me Hitn-
alton is that the goou Times do not
seem like the ordinary n.'iut but like
o. legitimate advance ~ prosperity
"Peoplc In our section ore happy"
sah W. II. Roth Of " ln'tpn nt the
Kenyon last night. I'll shurpmcn got
GOOD prices for their &c The cattle
mon got good prices iel ll.lr heet ana
there has been some y IVY Hhlpmcuts
from Evanston eastwall Ihc Union
puoIHr ~ building .iAl new Tee.
houses In addition 10 cN llnE up - old
icHh0uae into smaller OF, lt u huli-
inT now dams and ms ,.nF other In.
rr.,,.onpntg neceslstn tIuF financial
outlay. Money seems '' DE- anything
but scarce, and the OUT .nF another
urpspcrous year Is good
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24
WANTS 10 KNOW.

Elder o. *. Hansen writes from 40.
i1ls Fond du Lac avenue, Milwaukee.
Wisconsin; About forty years uro
Dorothy Jensen let Denmark uhc
naighborhu0d OF i,akkoby 1 Snarup per
lliouinEl for Utah vita her aunt.
whose husbands name was Christian
Peterson. She was then three yenrs
old, and when old enough she perhaps
Identified herself with the Mormon
Church,
" ,hc N still alive II viii be 20 her
Interest To answer this Inquiry. n
dead and anybody knows OF her family
or anything concerning her they will
nud IL profitable 90 send such luflrmu.
tinn a. other of the addresses below:
q. X. Hanson. iiis Fond du Lac. Mil
wulkcc, Wis, or 10 Martin u, Peterson
1910 Center ST.. Racine Wis"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24

washington, Nov. 2i.-Mr. Marcrum,
the United states consul at Pretoria,
has been instructed by cable 60 I'M
press upon President Kruger that I the
Wow of this government the usagcH Of
all civilized nations sanction the minis
trntlon ~ neutral representative In
the interest Of the citizens and captivcs
OF one N the parties 10 q war, ana he
must further insist upon performing tho
sacred duty Imposed by all conditions
~ humanity THIS Ii practically an an
nnunccmcnt NJ the inalstence of our
government upon the execution u the
trust Il assumed IN look after the In
forests of British citizens la the South
African Republic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24

Darlington. $. c.. Nov. 2i.-Thc FIRST
legal execution Tor criminal assault In
Lucky and Tom Mitchell wer hanged
for urHnult on Niles Josephine Lnnerty,
young white woman, Lucky while on
the Fcumull. repeated his confession of
guilt, which DC made 10 the court dur
ing his trial. Mitchell protested hla
Innocence.
Austin, Tex, Nov. 2i.-Jnmes David.
son was hanged today for the murder Of
George w Enghurg merchant, and
his wife AT Mprnor, Texas, last June
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24

In tho District Court Probate Division, In
and for salt Lake county, state u Utah.
In the matter Of tho estate NJ William caste
durphscd.
The PETITION Of =, A. Cnsto, administrator
OF tho tstain ~ william Caste. decreased,
praying FOR tho settlement II nnni account III
said : A. Caste, administrator aud Tor tho
distribution VI thorusiduoo ~ said estate 10 thc
per.ons entitled. has hevn sot Tor hearing IN
"Wednesday tho 9th day ~ nocombnr a. u.
lT1, ~ pih o'clock "a. m. At Tho County
tnurt House Ia the Court Room NJ said
,onfi, Ia salt Lake city, salt Lake County,
Witness the CLERK NJ snld Court with tho
scat thgrcof affixed thi. 9Th DAY uf
November a. 10. isIlq
tscaD DAVID q. DUNBAR Clerk,
ny ALurur T. -tAur. Deputy Clerk.
stewart & stewart Attorneys
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24
HOT FOR A DRUNKEN MAN.
Came Near Crcmating Himself In the
Sandy Jail.

The News" Sandy correspondent
writes ~ follows under date Of today.
"a man by the name N Dahlguist
who has been working nj the snmpung
mill nt Murray, got on n drunk In SAM
rs and was urrrstcd aud locked In the
IAN al this place. The lnil consists of
a plain lumber building sixteen by
twelve feet. merely a shell with nm
iron cage In ono part OF a. The man
would have been burned 20 clnder N
It had not been Tor the timely appear
ance OF IL, Van Dam, who happened To
be- passing At the timc The locks wvrc
broken and the man released and "A
bucket brigade was started with which
the hrH was coon cNtugulshcd, Il H.
supposed that the prisoner struck a
match and threw Il In the bed, the re-
suit being as stated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24
TRANSFER OF PROPERTY.

Abstracts OF transfers nied for rec
ord In the county recorders Office. Salt
Lake county, November "a. 1890.
W. ]. Morgan TO ireland Land
ana Cattie comrauy warranty
decd for lot ~, block :. iioath's
subdivision 40. Mat Co. o.. ....k
Carrie s. Graham to Lars Larson.
warranty deed for 20 acres north
= ~ northeast y section %.
township . south, range 1 east 22J
Martha A. Coomba to Eva NJ.
Nint. Warranty deed for 9Ne rode
northeast from southwest lot Q,
block ,. plat o.. .. .s 81. 80. b25
Lillian ~. Crozfori 60 Louisa Nc
inushiln and husband. warranty
decd for lot ~ and north * lot
%. block 4. bellevue park. zee. LOO
Louisa n. Mile 10 Frank Hcinze,
warranty deed for part Of
southeast y OF southeast "a sec
tion u. township north yangc
O. u. lioihwcii 10 j. a. Hawkins,
warranty decd for south Y of
lot ), block 20. plat A.. .....,..., 1850
Sstntc Elias Smith Go Daniel
pcnalcy. deed for northwest u Of
northeast y section 80 township
2 south, range I west. q, ...... 5000
United stntoa ~ America 60
church 81 Jesus Christ ~ lat
,cr-dny SnlntH, deere. Tor parta
lot G. block 70. lots TO Q. block
IS. plat \. etc.. .s... o.. ........ -.
Mary fright ct nj 60 J. W. fious-
ton. shsfif'a certificate of saia
Tor 2Niit rods south u north
west lot 3. block ~. plat A.... E. 40
Total ....s 81 7lt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24
TITLE no CHIIRCn PROPERTY
Copies Of Remittliur in Old Case Filed
for Record.

Certified copies Of the rcmittitur from
the United states supreme court, or
dcring that the osohcntcd property be-
longing 10 the church " Jesus Christ
q Latter-dfy Saints b. returned 90 tho
church authorities. have been lllcd FOR
record In the office of the recorded by
Attorney Franklin s. Richards. The
property named 10 the instrument In
cludca the Gurdo house. Historians Of
Zee. tlthlng yard and church farm.
The remitiitur o. dated March =. 1896
ana ils Ming was necessary In order
70 mako Tho lilo 10 The nrDnnrly clcaf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24
CRAZY MANS HEARING.

John Wall tho crazy miner, who has
been confined In the county SAN since
last Tuesday awaiting a hearing us to
his sanity. Will be examined Monday.
An citurt II being made by Drs. Klns
and Wituhvr 20 got the man out Of IAN
Tor private treatment but Acting
sheriff Mnntgomuty refused 10 release
Wall without or order from Judge
liiles. both the Judge and Clerk blair
The man has been In the asylum before
tJr treatment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24
suERIFFs DEED no PROPERTY.

\ -horlfrs decd was made out by
chief Deputy Montgomery today by
which the transfer of 4xlO rods Of
ground In block 90 plat \. " made 60
the German Savings and Loan society,
tho consideration byng So 200. Tho
property IL located near the corner Of
Third South and West Temple streets
and formerly belonged 10 Lewis y.
Kelsey and others The sale was the
result VI III" foreclosure Of mortgage
held by tho purchaser under q judg-
ment rendered By the Third district
court,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24
TRIAL OF WILLIAM REEVES
Accused of Breaking Into Residence OF
Joseph Smith.

The trial Of William Reeves. on the
charge N housobreatnE. began before
Judge Norrcll and q Jury in the Grim
mat branch Of ,he THIRD district court
today Assistant County Attorney
Ray Van Colt appeared Tor the state,
while the accused was represented by
Attorney j. NJ Hamilton.
The defendant ~ CHARGED In tho In
formation with having on the etd ~
october, 1897 entered the house Of Io-
seph Smith, az az west. Fourth South.
ana getting away with "A gold fllvd
watch OF the value OF ,g5, and a palr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24

Of cuff buttons. alleged to be worth 49,
the personal property " Mr.. Smith.
Reeves was given q preliminary
hearing before Justice Timmony on the
9Th inst., and hold 10 the district court
In $500 bonds Being unable 60 fur
nlah aurcties, he has since been cone
fined In the COUNT Jail. The hearing
was In progress OF rrrfs time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24
FOR THE OLD FOLKS.

Tickets for the annual winter enter
talnmcnt for the old Foii,l. wldowa and
orphans nre going rapidly An Tickets
remaining after today will be- distribute
81 On Saturday mornlnr from g. a..
savage's art baxar. The entertain
ment VIII take place on Monday. 9th
Inst, at y. m. at the sait Lake The
uter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24
Three Hard Characters Get Sixty
Days Each for Vagrancy.
TIMM0NY MAKES REQUEST.
Asks Police Court clerk to Insert hint
In Next Annual Report 10
city Council.


"c po''' I'u"u.u w Wv .N'o','''.
Hal""h on west South Ae"p' Hu'tt NJ
night and 49, consequence gathered
In sovcrnl hntd chtractcrs who were
,,t,...,, -, 49,. -. -. - t..y.
-" "" ~"
town, sentence Tor NaHfancy being rus-
pended interim. Onicors Randolph aud
Duio, aiso .,,tbe,..t A., Xvuni,p T,grrs
-, -.
WI" ""s r"speet'u vi ptiht hhiN'u w
In an attempted hold ~ some few days
nrn. Horsrs IL IN. Youth with a nor
,to,, .., ht. -, a.. -, -. "a d.
"ffVi w s""s """s "''
i'AAtdch a 'bad uh py the stu-
dents " human nature around head
aunrtors
mi,
me deiend"ht l'ogefs pleaded not
guilty 10 the charge u vaErnncy In the
police court this afternoon and stated
that after he had b.en released nom
jan that he had joufneyed 10 ogden
LAC IN reu,. ~ M, -, ~ Nv, n. ~
arrested.
sYou mr.. sivcn nm hon, In leave
town, and YOU had better 20. I promise
ynud All .tudt.., Ti,,,,,,,rs
~ Viii aug "19n, mummy, Yn,, y.,,1 uos,r.
with tbs s,vesnin,, NV -, "a r,,,r,i,, \,
he vanished through thc doorway.
pa, E.,r., "a, n,1,.,, ,,,... O.,
man mon w.+. ~ siycn . Nh Snya sash
nn s,,',,,,,t .,,,,,, -, ~ vass ,,'.,i'
.vlis,,iy H. ~, 1,d a., T..
W ~ 10. my oNnlp,,el vNlhen ~.
10 ni,i,n,,,,,,, ~ i,i,,n.,l ,,'"H WV"
''v u,,l'h ig,,, No. u,hNersl' ..,
,.',ni,ii,,. w w" d,,.' ~ ~ a''i
tb,nsn 4, i,ti ~, N' ntsh, y. . ~ ~,
in vsu "n ,.. ,hihn,iSh mo " an unM,l-
u p,.i..,.'l ~ '"'',,,.s ~ 'e'ur
said about m" incident. bsW1ysr AMI
tstii,s 800. ~. T., w. ~ 49,, 800 49,, 80
49, ~. - o.. ~ ,...,., y ,.t,,, ~
gniity 10 ds,,,r -, t,n. IT,, 49,, 10y,
s ~ npss1 man AK wa ~, s'ElhE an
Lsian,itt.' .',i,,., - ,,t,' W.
H. r"ns cn,s" II" az ,' ,,'nrh,., Ivy. "''"
~ III, ',,.,,,, ~ ~ ", =,
o,it ~ te,gn IN oT. ham,, 'N ~" ~
"s',,rin rn,, tnJg" ,ymp
"'''
,ybin,I 90, !, ~, "a ,,,o.,,i.s ~.
.ff9rt ,b.t ~. 80 ,,,,is -i-t',1.. -,
iali "A p. m. v.at,rday I, bc arreStS,i
1850.
pro.erutnr p.tht .tnted that Nt,,r,,h,,
ysas beggips ana ,gttbst se,s yssy
nbuslvs a. thase v,ho g,v. H., th.
tnart.r,t 200
Mnrphv wns riy,n tho b.r.nt nj, ,b,
al Ell" iSo i a,. '''' W ''''e '''''"'e' W
Nfurobv loo,
q. \. sermon. a Tie tottrtat fr,rn
Sandy fncekiy ac1uiesred 10 no c.,n.
PLANT wherein The word ~drunkennekT''
stood ottt la b,id t-tI.f srbr.... ,tl,,.s
was his p1rtion.
May Whiting whom Onleer Chnse
derlgnntod ar "notbinr I,rticuiar asiy
taking up tho whole sidr,yaik an $50.
md south al Z s'riock mia fnornin,r
dli NOT fare ~ weu- Amid eeni,,,s
tears yhe was r,Bt bnrk for ave lave
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24

WITH THE JUSTICES.
drrInnnnnrnnrI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Joseph Davis the young fellow who
was arrvrtod last evening by Deputy
sheriff sam Duw-.. charged with COM
plcitY Va the BURGLARY " j, =. Will
Hams on the night u September 9th.
was arralgnvi before Judge McMsst.r
this afternoon. Ito pleaded not gull
~ Co the charge. ana remarked! II
don't want q lawyer and l don't want
ball I can beat this thing all right
ths ease " easy" Ills bond was
lxci at 500. IN default of which Davis
went 20 IAN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24


q CHIEF JUSTICES VIEWS.
y concur IN the judsmort bu, not In
thht patt-nt the opinion which holds
thnt some Of the proyisIlu.. without
ahuwlng clearly which. OF aub.dlviainns
" hnd 10 OF sec. FOG. II. i are contra
dictory TO. inconsistent ,.ith and tc-
rtaled hy e. 10 u. n
In my judgement the civ ouncli still
has bower TO do an the things mon-
TONED IN those sub-divislrns. hot some
" them, which are spcciHsI in g. 70.
tho council must perform through the
nFNhcN provided FOR In m chapter. in-
flyni OF through agencl,a Vi itH own
selection. In other word alna or the
powers conferred IN So .0l. among
which " the power to tnfE, contracts
Tor the erection OF lmntstrmfnta of.
iercd BY the council, mus D.. exercised
~ the mode pointed out ln g. o..
viewed thuH the aevefaI provisions
" the statute can be road tur0 thor.
uud each one be given IN .i drfeoahly
90 the elementary princlpI af statutory
cgnatructi1n that the vnfIous proyl-
sinnf ~ legislative enacul.uia ought
To ho 20 construed, IN h.. IDLE. ne 10
rivc ercct 10 all. Tho rrulis0ns re-
fcred TO are all parts OF ihe Revised
einiutca. and were all nIuniHl and
became "mcctivc at the sluD ume."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24
CHURCH NOTICES.


The regular monthly meeting Of the
High Priests ~ the Salt Lake stake u
Zion will convene In the Assembly Hall,
salt Lake city. tomorrow Saturday.
az u a. m, brethren Of other quorum .
Of the Priesthood are cordially Invited
to meet with as.
GEORGE u. WALLACE.
President,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24
CASE CONTINUED INDEFINITELY.

owing to the absence ~ material
witness" FOR the defcusc. named Lafc
Hilbere. In the case Of the state
against George Davis, charged with
hurrlary, the trial. set Cor today. was
continued Indefinitely.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24

st. Petersburg Nov. 2i-'rhe Noyoc
Nremya today says that Count Muru-
ylon the minister OF foreign affairs.
has nuggestod revision of the treaty
u commerce between Russia ana the
United States, which was concluded In
1889.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24

Mt mortality In something fright
full Yearly one.qunrter die before they
reach one year. one.third before they
are I'VE. and onc-hRlf before they are
fiftcen' The timely use Of WHITES
CREAM NERM1FUGE would save a
majority of these precious lives. PTlco
% cts. Y. e. NJ. I. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24
sp.c,,, for TN. Week.

Commencing Nov. %. 20 per cent. dis
count on Golf Capcs, silk Waists and
skirts NJ THE PARIS MILLINERY
CO., IFS Main 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24

London, Nov 2t--it was announced
from lIatsfcld house this morning that
tho Marquis Of Salisbury was progress
ial trains.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24
LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining unoallcd for at the post
ONCE salt Lake city. Utah. Nov. 20.
1899. To obtain these letters the ap-
pllcant must call for Advertised Lot
tors." and give the date Of the list. II
not called for within two weeks they
will be sent to the Dead Letter ONCE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24
PROBATE Ann UuAnDIANsuIP
NOTICIs.
Consult County Clerk or the Reapec-
tive slgnors Tor Further
Information.
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


Creditors will present claims with vouchers
IN the undersigned no ofice II Urorfr T. Nyp
attorney, ROM 81 Atlus block, sail Lake
CIV on or hcinru the sith day OF March, A.
UTAH SAVINGS a TRUST co,
Administrator ~ Estate " william Cow
decreased.
George l.. Nyc. Attorney.
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Advertisers who desire % r,,., a,
country population % ~ W.,.
States and Territories shout p,i,,.,
the Semi Weekly Newf." NJ 80
ton books sfe opcn % an airr =,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24
CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24

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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-27

Nine. K, a once noted Russian
beauty, was lavish of her smiles.
One evening, at some reception,
Mrs. Crawford, London Truths
Paris correspondent, was gazing at
her whom the late DR.. Evans came
up. what do you think of her
teeths" 1T was ! who provided
them, said the Doctor. No, I'm
not joking. But surely they are
too transparent to be Of compost
tion9'' "They are not Of artificial
stuff. Ichose teeth from the mouths
Of ~ Brittany girls to make the
set. why from 122n Because
the u had the proper number of
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-27
Used No Judgment,

Here's an account of man who
has been arrested for stealing
plays, said the man with the pa
per.
For stealing playsf' exclaimed
the man who was smoking, in as
tonishment
That's what the paper says"
"Oh, well, the trouble with him
must have been that he didn't use
any Judgment If he had stolen
some of the plays I've seen. they
wouldn't arrest him; they'd give
him vote of thanks. - Chicago
Post.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-27
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