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Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-10-05
T Telephone 70.

FOR SALE.-l have q few more of
our handmade wagons left.
SAM SANsBURN,
r. w. Kelly, wife and four child
rem arrived from Vicksburg, Miss,
last Thursday. Mr.. Kelly is the
station agent at McHenry. He was
suffering with ague when he arrived
here, but we feel sure that our bracing
atmosphere will soon cure him of that.
DR.. j. A. Fl. Winsloe. Veterinary
Surgeon, graduate of the Ontario Vet
Urinary College. Office at d. II. Bate
man & Co.'s drug store. All calls
promptly attended to.
Rev. W. II. Gimblett returned last
Saturday morning from Cooperstown,
where he had been spending his vaca-
ton. He had an accident while there
that interrupted his rest and pleasure.
While leading team through a gate
he fell and the horses ran over him,
leaving several bruises on his body.
-HankinsOn News.
DR.. Featherston will make very low
prices on fine dental work. See him
and get an estimate on your work. A
splendid set of teeth-beautiful and
natural as life for $40.
Judge Sauter has handed down Il
decision at. Grafton in the case
brought by Samuel Blodgett to test
the right Of the state board of health
to prevent his daughters going to
school il not vaccinated. The judge
decided that the child must be admit
ted to schoo!-vaccination or no vac
cination. Good decision. These
board of health fellows need to be sat
on occasionally.
Buy your wood and coal from the
Gull River Lumber Co., E. w. Black
we'll, manager.
Sportsmen who are not aware of the
fact, should bear in mind that the
chicken shooting season closes at mid
night Sept. Both, and that hereafter il
will be nlawful to shoot chickens un-
til next season. Bear this in mind.
This does not apply to ducks. You
can hunt and shoot them as much as
you like until next spring.
The Courier does not advertise to
always tell the truth-and if it lies II
is because our informants are guilty
of making mistakes. We aim to give
more local and general news than any
paper in this section, and just as re-
liable news as we can obtain. If We
are misinformed occasionally it is MOI
our fault altogether. We want your
subscription-only $3.50 per annum
II telephone 70.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-10-05

Each packgs. Of PUT
NAM FADEuSS ayes
oolors either Silk, Wool
or Cotton perfectly. Sold
by s. AL1GKLOVE.
Do you burn wood. We saw and
deliver wood to any pnrt OF the city.
T.. w. BLACKWELL.
DIR. Featherston uses the only safe
and painless method Of extraction of
teeth.
Skeoch has q fresh shipm mt Of
oysters twice II week. Where you can
buy eau at q reasonable price.
In the Philippines you will not re-
quire a North Star fur coat, but il you
remain here you will tind them dura-
BILE and warm.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-10-05
The fall 8araa;n Sale for cash At the
One Price Store will commence
October 10Th. 49,

We shall offer large line Of special bargains in al
at prices below all competition Our goods
are marked in ain figures and sole just
and every article be JUST exactly a.
represented Following name a few Of our Bargain.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-10-05

Mems Sll.5O brown and gray
wool cheviot suits 97.S5
Me"'s $3.50 and &lS brown aud
black, all wool cheviot and
worsted suits 1l4.OO
Mems @l4.5O and SIC, all wool
cheviot suits goi'g ut Sll.OO
Suits good value for s. ut this
sale for $500
Regular Is suits ". offer YOU
now at $3.50
% and rs pants>at 500.
$3.50 and u pants at $500
Heavy, all wool $3.50 and Sis
ulsters at $1,000
Sl2 ulsters ut $500
8I2 fur Beaver uisters at 5000
90 ulster we now sell to close
out at $500
boys u ulsters ut 500
Boys Is and 6 ulsters $500
Boys duck pants wool cheviut
$3.50, 81, and So suits at $3.50
A nice line of good. long pants
suits 81.
Short pants-boys So suits at &. VI
Short pants-bnys. gray checked
wool cashmere 81 suits 81. III,
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-10-05

We never allow ything store
ni.nGs hat wen, ppuinr
10 close ont .enui sn.uS
tn,
u a. rrru uuryhas from
slOt S2O tor cah rcni ,cnunt tr cashon
O,ert discount
s>csH nec. l!.,.ll.c
jackets n pi,llue si>ia more
i,..l .s,eetuu ids anl
,,ed m.n vi buym
n he
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-10-05
CLOTHING.

00A1y&3o
Short pants-bOys, all wool
wOrSted suits aS.En
Short pauts--bOys, $3.50 suits 800
Short pants-boys, $i.25 suits $50
a nice line Of cllildr,.n's veetee
- 80 suits at $3.50
Boys chinchilla $3.50 REFERS at 1925
Ladies and Misses Cloaks and
Jackets.
a lot "f R>.vcr. Kersey and
thinchiill 81 jackets, ut $3.50
$3.50 black blanch ,,..iics' cloaks
NC $3.50
81 i.t.iieS i..:lck Eer.cy cluaks ut $500
;....o and IS Misses Jackets at $500
Dress Goods.
\ liuts III b aud - eeut suitinv IA
.nn u!f Al 23.h:,S per yard.
- cent black crepon a., 4Octs per
yard.
~ cent black V.nitim worsted at
IL per yard.
Several pieces nf EOS novelty dress
goods tn !'c close! Cub at 4Octs.
I'D ..e,,t dress ilunnels ut 35cts per
;Sa;'I.
10 cent Eri.i:>nli.,e ut 55cts per
,:lt.,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-30

INTERNATIONAL LAW.

The report OF the committee on lntor-
national law rprItGs the arbitration
agreement concluded this year between
the kingdom ~ Italy ana the Argentine
republic. aud also the conclusions
reached hy the Peace conference at The
Hague. Concluding the report says
your committee feel that the aIE-
nal success which has thus attended
the various cndcavura that have been
made 90 convince the nations ~ the
civilized world that II is both their duty
ana their interest 20 adjust by peace
able measures. wherever Il may be- pose
Hlblo. nll Glasses OF difference between
them ~ O subject Of great cungratulu-
tlun 90 an who have taken any part
iu this important movement.
at marks distinct advance In the
progress % civilization. At tho same
time We are very sensible that much
remains 20 be done 10 stimulate ana In
form public opinion on this subject.
The treaty negotiated at The Hague
~ not yet ratified. II iH Of the first
Importance that II should be ratified,
and ratified by decisive vote. We
urge, therefore, upon every member N
the association, o. do all In his power
90 arouse public attention 10 this sub.
ieCt and 90 direct n in favor ~ the
ratification by the Senate Of the United
States Of tho action 81 tho dcicHntes
~ our country 40 The Hague, and we
ANNNilNNIl'.NNA ANN NNNIANNN ny NlAN hNNh7
citation the following resolution;
Received. that the American Bar
association renrws with emphasis the
strong declarations made hy II In 1896
and IN 1885,, In favor OF adjustment of
controversies bctwcuc nations by the
medium uf enlightened international
arbitration, expresses its great salts
faction that tho efforts which have been
made 60 establish 30 hvuefCcnt q prin-
Clplc have eliminated In the adoption
az The Hague 10 wise and states
manlike agreement for that purpose.
ana No. earnest hope that the Senate uf
tho United States will approve the con-
vcntiou az The Hague ana that the
administration win take such stops MS
may be proper 90 carry Il into eject"
The committee on grievances offered
"a resolution OF sympathy with Mnltro
Labor the defender OF Droyfus, but Il
was tabled on "a culHe vote.
The committee on law reported rec
ommondlng that law reporters form an
association IN order to secure Uniform
ity OF style In law reporting,
A. the afternoon session Sir William
II. Kennedy o Justice OF the high
court ~ Justice ~ England. was In
troduccd. and delivered an address on
state Punishment Of Crime"
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THOUSANDS OF REQUESTS


Are received by the manufacturers OF
Or. David ISonnedy'a Favorite Remedy.
and upon strict investigation It has
been found that no less than % per cent
Of those receiving trial bottles have
been 80 helped by the Remedy sent.
that they have bought large sized bot
ties at their druggists.
There IL no doubt that Favorlte Rem
edy Is the very best medicine known
for diseases OF the Kidneys, Liver,
bladder and Blood. rheumatism. Dys-
pepsla and Chronic Constipation. The
manufacturers are prepared 10 send
free trial bottles postpaid 20 all those
who will write, giving their full name
and post office address 20 the DIR DA-
VID KENNEDY CORPORATION,
Rondout. n. Y, and mention the Des-
Put some OF your urine In n glass
tumbler; II In "a hours II has a sedi-
ment, or n milky. cloudy condition. II
l. IN pale or dlsoolored, ropy or atringy,
you need good medicine, and Favorite
Remedy Ia the best one you can take.
II speedily cures such dangerous symp-
toms as pain In the back, frequent de-
sire TO urlnate especially at night,
scRlding, burning pain In passing wa
ter. staining OF your linen by the urine
and inability 70 hold H. Also the un-
pleasant and dangerous effects pro-
duced on the system by the use OF
whiskey or beer.
Or David Kennedy's Favorlte Rem
edy n sold at all drug stores at Si.0o
No'.'e mr. six bottles for $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-30
SOVEREIGNTY OVER GUAM.
Captain leiy, Governor, Issues His Pfoelama-
ton to the Inhabitants.
Informed that New Political Power
ENists-Rrccd from the DON'T
nation OF the Cicrgy.

Baltimore Aug. ao.-Capt Richard p.
more, has arrived at Guam. L1dronc
islands and has established the SOW
croIgnty of the United States. 4 letter
received here cnciosos copy Of the
nrst proclamation OF Capt. G.eary as
governor OF the island. 60 the natives.
II IN Ia part as foliuwn.
THAT you. the inhabitants Of Guam
are hereby Informed that Ia establish.
Ing "a now political power the author
ny Of the United States Will be cN-
crtcd Tor tho security ~ the persons
and property % the people Of the island
ana Tor the confirmation Of an your pri.
vatc rights and relations, That all poli-
teal rights heretofore exercised By the
clergy IN dominating the people OF this
island are hgrvby abolished. and every
one % guaranteed absolute freedom Of
worship and fun protection IN the law
ful pursuits ~ life. 30 long as that
protection 90 deserved by actual sub
mission 60 and compliance with the re-
quiremcniH NJ the government Of the
United States.
THAT all public lands aud property
ana an rights and privileges on such
shore or lu the contiguous waters of
the island that belonged 20 Spain at
the time uf tho surrender now belong
20 the United states, and all persons
nrv warned against attempting 90 pur-
chase, appropriate or dispose OF any u
the aforesaid properties, rights or priyi-
lggus without the consent or the Unit
ul States government That FOR IA.
present preservation OF law and order
the existing laws not conflicting with
the provisions Of this proclamation
shall continue In force until modified
or annullcd by competent authority.
and all persons are cniuinod to render
prompt obedience to the same In order
that the blessings Of good government.
coupled with happiness and prosperity
for the greatest good FOR the greatest
number may be the heritage OF all
residents 81 tho island aH worthy citi-
gDns OF the island Of Guam, under the
free iing of the United States"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-30
THE LAWYERS IN SESSION
Senator Lindsay Addresses The American Bar
Association on Expansion.
PORN ofGovernmcnt las Not Changed
-ncports on Commercial aud
International Law.

Buffalo. y. Y. Aug. 29-whcn the
American Bar association resumed itH
session today the aldcrmnnlc chamber
Of the city hail was filled with diatin-
FuiHhcd delegates and lawyers o. note
from different sections u the country,
who had assembled TO listen 10 the adj
dress OF Senator William Lindsay Of
Kentucky. The senator spoke ON the
Philippine problem. He concluded his
address az follows:
I'VE have extended our domain into
ana across the Pacific, but we have not
changed the nature Of our government
or thc character OF our institutions
ours n still a Union OF American States
and will 80 remain to the end. The
bond Of union by which the States are
held together was ordained and ostab-
lishcd as the Constitution Tor the
United States Of America our policy
our traditions. our interests and our
glory alike forbid the admission into
the Union Of any other than "a North
American State
The committee on commercial law
made lts report and promised 60 report
next year upon the subject OF invol-
unury bankruptcy.
REPORT on COMMERCIAL LAW.
The report Of the committee on COM
mcrcial law II embodied Ia the follow
lng.
Your committee on commercial law
are of the opinion.
Il. That a bankrupt law Is wise and
beneficial legislation.
'2. That the general features ~ the
present bankrupt law should have tho
approval and support OF the bar and
the commercial community.
%. That whatever amendments are
made to the provisions OF the law re-
lHting To voluntary bankruptcy should
be In line % a better protection 20 the
creditors against fraud In the bank
ruptcy proceedings.
~ That the amendments 10 the proc
visions uf the law relating to iuNOlun-
tary bankruptcy should be along the
lines Of "a better remedy FOR the crcdl-
urs for fraud, actual or contemplated
ON the part of the debtor previous 10
the institution ~ bankruptcy proceed
lnEa.
20 That the ideal bankrupt law II one
that Ul allows every honest debtor 10
procure q speedy discharge from his
obligations upon the surrender NJ AN
his property. 90 gives every creditor
q complete remedy against actual or
contemplated fraud on the part uf tho
debtor tcl Furnishes all fraud ON the
part OF debtor or creditor with rclent-
less severity"
The recommendation Of the commit
tee on international law In favor uf In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-30
ELECTRIC FLASHES.

Tho big battleshlp Wisconsin will be
ready for her trial trip inside fort
night or three weeks.
The steamer San Salvador, In leaving
Rio de Janciro came into collision with
the u. =. cruiser Montgomery, causing
some damage
The threatened strike ~ bakers at
Havana has been uvcrtod, the men, ac-
Cordlng TO the terms OF agreement re-
ceivlng nm Increase Of $3.50 per month.
Notice has been given that the option
on window glass plants, which expires
Sept !, viii not be renewed ana that the
combination which was 90 have been
made has bee. abandoned.
General Juan Isidro Jmcncs. the re-
volutionary aspirant 20 the presidency
OF the republic Of Santo Domingo, ar
rived at Santiago de cuba several days
ago, but was not allowed 10 land, came
ashore today and was placed under ar
rcst by the order Of Gen. Leonard
Wood.
Rev. DR.. Arthur stephens Wise who
has been rabbi OF the Bnai Jeaurun
synagogue, Madison avenue and 0lth
street New York. for the last six years,
has received call to the synagogue al
Portland. oregon.
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TEA cuLrumr rxrnnlmrNrs.
prof. Eiwood Mead Take Charge of Those
by Irrigation.

Cheyenne. wyo., Aug. 2S-i'sur. FL
wood Mead, irrigation expert IN charge
OF irrigation Investigations, was Hd-
vlacd this morning by the department
Of agriculture that he IN TO take charge
OF the proposed experiments Ia tea cul-
turc by irrigation In the United States.
Dr. Charles u. shepard. special agent
Ia charge Of the experiments. has been
directed TO report to Prof. Mead FOR
instructions In conducting the expert
ments, and n authorized to cNpend 500
In the purchase VI necessary apparatus
FOR the work There IN 5000 available
Tor experimenting In this matter. Sec
rotary Wilson OF this department OF
agriculture d. greatly interested In the
experiments. and every effort win be
made to determine whether tea can be
cultivated probably In the United
States. The annual importation Of tea
into the United States Is 30, 900 900
pounds, valued at &i5,00l.OOO. A. the
present time no tea u grown for com
mcrcinl use IN the United States The
best teas are grown by irrigation In
climates, elevations ana soils similar
to the same conditions, which, II IN be-
licycd may be- found In tho United
States. and the proposed experiments
are looked upon nH the starting point OF
u new and profitable home industry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-30
Transport Grant Arrives in San
Francisco With Them.
FIVE DEATHS on VOYAGE.
Total Number OF Persons Aboard L.
1919 Vessel Was Eumigsied
at NHgasakI.

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o." '"''''H''' AUX ~ ine 'n'',n
States transport Grant. bearing the
Idaho. North Dakota and Wy,,pIpr
yaiupt..,,. ...,t,....t 49,, ,....t..t,t .t...,I,
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Mia on AUG 4. touched ut NHFIHukI and
Yokohama. and isft. ia, I4ft.r. f.,rf fam.
sa,, t.,.,..i.... 80. ,.,. t4,t ,.I... o..
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quarantine officer ala NOT board thu
tr4nau.rt and Yu.l.II,,r. Bald. t,.,...t...tf....
."' VIII N' HN Nh' tlI'"hs 1h' WIN
%" boarded ut uu early hour tomorrow
morning
"'
ior lhv reception ui the returning .ul-
dlyfH. the welcome committee from
that gtYf. b.ty. b...t...f I., is.....,...,.
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senator suluU nm, r,,.,,fI.,r.. ,.r.,. It,.
cludr ID breakfast ION tbs I.y. uf.ii tb.
dHy of th.it I.i,,rt,ti,,, .u.t 3. i,,,,,,i'.,
lad tho pr.aIII, sft.r ti,.y 800, tit..t,
tautIur rr.tint
Before mo Grant ,,aa .lrbt.H ORDER.
had bccn given by Mai .,.en. shaft.r 4.
CoI. bubsa. .f M. isIrg, S,ii,,,,,', I, w.
fnntry and tg MAJ itI1, NY ,ha '''s ,.i w.
fornia artillery tg 6,lI tb.Ir ,',,p,,,f.i.
iu rradIngra a., ,sg,rt H.. me-, '''.,,.I,'.-
In ON mo Grant nom a., ,ti.rs d., ,,,a
Preside.
The shin land4 nj Gan Fr,r..igg., LID
ofIicera nnd tis ,riIsf,.i ,,,,,, ~ a.. t,I,.,
North D4I,fs inf.,tt,,. a.
oilrors nnd al. guiist.i ma, ~ ,G.
First idaho Infantry. NJ, n Z. ~ 11i.
cons and at4 .pii',.I ,,,.p 80 a. 81,
\vygruip4 .nf,,,t,, 'tiiI,r. a,''i = ,,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-30

said Atty.GenI WIN Make Ills Report
Very broad.

Washington. Aug. 2s--Attorney-Gen-
ernl Guggs Is expected 20 return 10
Washington tomorrow but Il II possible
that he may not reach here until next
Monday. No one knows when the at
tOrney-gcneral will make his report 10
the President ON the Carter case, al
though there are persistent limitations
that u Will De made soon. There ~
some ground for the belief that the at
tprney-geucrnl's report, when II IL
Forthcoming, win be much broader
than has heretofore been intimatcd. II
II said In some quarters that Il viii
not only deal with tho case Of Capt.
Carter as shown by the record, but will
point out the connection Of others with
the case and direct special attention
10 them This, II Il proves true, will
account for the long period the uttor-
ney-rcncrul has given 10 the case. The
record rs accordingly voluminOus and
tho labor and time involved In ita ex-
animation simply IN ita bearing on
Capt. Carter alone would be Immense.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-30

Cape HaytlOn Aug. 29-Ncws has
reached here from Santo Domingo COM
hrming the report ~ the defeat by the
rcvoluti0nlsts ~ Gen. pcppiu, In COM
mnnd of the government forces, who
lost thirty men Killed and forty-nvo
soldiers captured, In addition. Gvu.
peppIn was compelled TO abandon "a
convoy Of provisions. Further lighting
has taken place near Monte Christi be-
tween the rryolutlonists under Gen. Da-
Varro and the government troops COM
handed by Gen. Guellto.
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Mrs. notLIn Urts a Shawl

san Franclsco. Cal. Aug. "a fur
thgr stly of fifteen dave ln the cnss
~ Mrv. Cornclin Botldn was granted
by Judge Cook today 40 as 10 permit
We completion OF the bill OF exceptions
ou the appeal which iB 60 be taken 10
id' supreme court The bill OF cxccp-
tons u "A very bulky document
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-30

Coiorado's Executive writes the Secretary
Of War about the General.

Washington. Aug. e9.-Thc war de-
purtmcnt has made public the follow
ing correspondence between tho COVER
nor Of Colomdu-nud SECRETARY Root.
Denver Colo, Aug g. 1893. Hon.
Elihu Root secretary 90 War Wash
lngto. Dear Sir I visited san Fran
cisco last week To Doc present upon the
arrival Of the Colorado volunteers from
Manila, ana ! take pleasure In testify
ing 10 the efficiency which ln my iudg-
mont characterized the action OF tho
department VI tho Pacific under Gen.
Shafter on the occasion mentioned.
The transport was promptly dpykod and
the troops were promptly diurrnbarkcd.
every facility Tor Immediate movement
To the Preside was furnished ana "a
personal inspection of their tents and
quarters convinced me that no Huni-
tary prccaution had been neglected ln
the preparation which has been made
for their enforced detention uH prvllml-
nary 10 their discharge
u have taken the liberty To Impose
this opinion upon your valuable Time
because l have heard vurious adverse
criticisms OF Con. Shuftcrs man
agement In similar caser. and from
my personal observation could tuu-
coivc no legitimate ground Tor them.
have the honor TO be-, your most obcdi-
cnt servant,
CHARLES g. THOMAS,
Governor ~ colorado"
war Department, Washington, Aug,
%. 1888 Ny Dear Sir: I thank you
for your letter OF Aug. % tesufylug
10 the efficiency which has character
lied the action Of the department ~
the Pacific under Gou. Shaftyr on
the occasion 81 tho arrival OF the Colo
RADIO volunteers from Manila. There
are 90 many ready tp say ill-naturul
things that u b. really gratifying to
have expressions uf favorable opinion
OF this description, am, dear Hir
with great respect, your obvdluut ssr-
want ELtHU ROOT
Secretary OF War"
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Counsel McNeagh's brief Places Him on
Pedestal with ursyfus

Chicago. Aug 20. Frank T.. blair.
counsel for Capt Dherlln NJ Carter
~ the United States engineer corps. In
w ouurt-martlll which convicted that
"llger OF rubblng the government. and
sentenced him to dismissal from tho
army To a i've years term In the
ptniienilnry, and 90 pay fine Of tl0.-
vn received today "a brief prepared FOR
NJ client by Wayne McNcngh Of
I'nHHylNanln, minister 10 Italy DURING
NE Cleveland administration. The
nf.ef lf addressed To- Attorney General
"fgE-, who IL expected 10 review IL
ulnd present his opinion ON the case TO
the PRECEDENT
The brief Of Capt. Carter's attorney
places the convicted man on a pedestal
Wien Drcyfus, Mr., McVeagh arguing
WAT there Is the closest analogy Ia the
cases uf the two men. The attorney
uH1 dev0tea "A considerable proportion
~ HE 5000 words to attacking meme
brfa NJ the court martial
Mt MCNeagh declares that HE client
nae not asked and Will not ask for
mercy from the President. II rs not
@ pardon which he IN demanding, but
q tAlr trial and the orderly and natural
reference Of the case would be 10 the
attorney general, the appointed law
el'.rcr uf the President" where II has
been taken.
Under the circumstance, however,
me lawyer Gomez forward with an
other prOpositlon-to submit the whole
'any 10 the review of a clvll court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-30
Ladies' Chemise.
Al I6c

At l5c
/ Ladies' Chcmise Of good muslin, well
arw,d and finished. with band on
.uUuk and amholyH, IN all sizes, usual
|priun zoe each IN this sale at i5c.
Al 25c
Ladies' Ch-mlsr OF good quality mus
Nm. lu lll slz,a. trimmed with cambria
rI0iH 1r lace vdging. excellent 400
values, goes IN thu sale az Csc.
At soc
Ladies' ChomlHe OF extra good quality
muslin, trimmed Ia rows OF embroidery
insertion between clusters ~ iine tucks
and edged with embroidery regular
price Soc each in this sale zoe.