davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening times., 1899-10-17

Atchison preferred was one Of the active
and strong securities this morning 1t went
to 63 1-2 and held its own during the early
part of the day admirably. There was ap-
parent good buying at all times. The Street
heard gossip TO the effect that the Septem-
ber earnings of the company will show
something like 100000 net and there is
every reason to believe that the record will
be fine one. The general business of the
company is more than making up for some
shortage in the grain freight. ST. Paul and
the other grangers were also strong this
morning.
The evening times., 1899-10-17
The Lincoln National Bank
Of Washington. D. C.. cer. 7th and D Sta
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS. BOX RENT s2.5o

urban, 25GS6 s-4; 25GS7; MengenthaIer
Linotype, 1OG2OS. American Graphophone.
6q13 IA. After call-Capital Traction, 100
Ma4 IA
The evening times., 1899-10-17
Sale of silks.
SOC silk-finish ve1vetta, 39c

43 pieces of high lustrous silk-fin-
ish imported velvetta, in such shares as
pearl, slate, automobile, garnet, tur-
quoise, greens, browns, navy, plum, and
black, etc, which are so much in de-
mand for waists, skirts, garniture, etc.,
which sell usually for soc, for 39c.
The evening times., 1899-10-17

Chicago Grain and Pror1sion Market
Corrected daily by W. D. Hibbs Co..
members of the New York Exchange.
The evening times., 1899-10-17

The earnings of the Northern Pacific for
the first week in October show an increase
Of s69, Gil. The gross for the period from
July l show an increase of 81, ,02956i. The
August net earnings of the Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas were as follows: Gross earn
ings, S1,100, ,533: increase, $193,SS1; net
earnings, 1854, 1856; increase, $64, ,361; sur
plus, s67.997; increase. S63, ,250; for two
months ending August 81, gross earnings,
81. 1872. $40: increase, S313, ,0S9; net earnings,
$545, ,231; increase $133,339 deficit, s2S, ,334;; /;
decrease S131 (1O
The evening times., 1899-10-17

The Steel and Iron securities were again
strong this morning.
The evening times., 1899-10-17

The advance in Great Northern has given
rise to talk of new privileges soon to be
offered the stockholders. The earnings of
the company are also most bullish ar
gument.
The evening times., 1899-10-17

Brooklyn Rapid Transit advanced early
this morning well above SO, but later went
off again point or more. Sugar also de-
clined at the same time, and there was a
general fear that the shorts might make
another successful attack on the market
through these two stocks. There is little
possibility that anything of this kind of
Importance can happen. The market has
shown this repeatedly in the past three
weeks Fractional declines occur, but good
buying always intervenes before any head
Way has been made
The evening times., 1899-10-17
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BONDS
6's 1909 80 year funding gold. l07 -
rs 1901 Water stock" currency. l07 ....
rs 1866 Water stock currency. -. 80.
Funding currency S.65's.......... 1l33 -
The evening times., 1899-10-17

The talk of the city government forcing
Rapid Transit to put its wires underground
is. of course foolish, as far as any radical
or drastic move in this direction is con-
cerned. 1t may be decided that the wires
must go under ground, and indeed it seems
certain that this must come in time, but
as an officer of the company said yester-
day the company will undoubtedly be given
years for the great work
The evening times., 1899-10-17
:
"HECHTS' GREATER STORES. -
sr,as
The inducements for Wednesday

always great but tomorrows inducements greater
than previously offered Of especial mention is sale of
suits at $99Svaues which worth $25 also the silk
sae and the offerings in dress goods 'o1
Don't be backward about skiing to have purchases
charged 1t is accommodation for which moth
ing Well be pleased to make the terms of payment suit
you.
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r6es, ct il n'aurait pas etc fache de
1900. o,'o17oo ronfarm aiant

r6es, ct il n'aurait pas etc fach6 de
SAVIOR CO qu'elles renfermaient,
Lui aussi il observait Gabrielle,
lui aussi il remarquait ce d6p6ris-
sement, cette alteration du vlsage
ct cette c%ontrainte innaccoutum6e
qui semblait bonner raison a la Ca
lomnie don't la f6trissait basse-
ment lie saltimbanque:
Quant a ellie, ellie ne soupcon-
matt rien de &c qui Sc passait au
fond du occur de Rene. Ellie seton
matt de la subtle froideur don't ell
lie 6tait l'objet, ct ellie en- souHrait.
Peut-etre sa t~ristesse n'avait-elle
pas d'autre cause, peut-etre ne
comprenait-elle pas pourquoi Re-
ne, apres avoir Ste envers ellie 81
demonstrate, il n'avait pas fat au-
pres du roi Mis6re la demarche
qu'elle 6tait en- droit d'attendre.
II existe de ces malentendus en-
amour qui reposent sur une pointe
d'aiguille, que la moindre explica-
ton ferait cesser a I%instant; mails
de part ct d'autre on s'entete, ct ce
fetu de paille, ce cien, devlent une
infranchissable barriere.
Gabrielle aimait-elle Rene? en-
aimait-e ellie un autre? Nous le sau-
rons; mails a coup sur, ellie aimalt
quelqu'un. LIE roi Misere ne SO fai-
salt pas illusion a Get 6gard. C6-
. TAFT le malheur quill redoutait lie
plus, lui qui idolatrait sa file JUS
qua la jalousie.
lous les deux,ob6issant aux SEN
timents divers qui les %agitaient re-
gagnaient silencieux leur demeure.
Ii en- avaient franchi lie seuil ct We
naient de s'engager dams lescalier.
Devant eux I'm inconnu, apres Sc
tire inform6 chez le conscierge de
la maison, gravissait les premiers
degrees.
Arrive SUI, le palier du premier
devant la porte de Rene, ce per-
sonnage s'arreta ct soma. Puts en-
tendant du bruit derriere lui, il sc
rangea pour laisser passer jacques
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ct Gabrielle.

ct Gabrielle.
LIE palier 6tait fort 6troit, l'esca-
lier un peu sombre. Neanmoins, le
roi Mis6re ct sa file, habitu6s aux
etres de la maison, purent aperce-
voir la physionomie de ce visiteur.
/C'6tait IN homme de haute tail
lie, age de soixan'e ans environ,
mince, Glance aux pommettes sail
lantes, aux yeux noirs, brillants
dams l'obscurit6. Une Tongue bar
be blanche, CONNIE les cheveux
qui s'6chappaient du chapeau, cou-
vrait le has de son visage. II etait
mis- avec elegance ct distinction.
C'6tait certainement I'm homme RI
Oh :, appartenant au milleur mon
de.
jacques salua ct jeta On PEASANT
un regard distract sur ce person
mage; mais, a peine avait-il mon
t6 trois gu quatre marches quill Sc
retourna brusquement: Gabrielle
l'imita. Ellie crut que son pere
await reconnu l'6tranger ct voulait
sen assurer; mails au meme ms
tant la porte de Rene SQUIRT Ct le
visiteur p6n6tra dams Patelier.
LIE roi Misere 6carta les bras en-
homme qui nest pas sur de ce
quill a WI, ct %poursuivit son ascen-
sion. Gabrielle qui await etc t.
MON de cette pantomime, ne fut
pas maitresse dun movement de
curiosit6.
-Vous connaissez ce monsieur,
pere? demanda-t-elle.
-Je ne sails. .r6pondit JAG
ques qui parut fouiller dams ses
| souvenirs.
-Est-ce que c'est un client de
N. Doryal?
Celia m'6tonnerait, je ne TAI
,,jamais WI, chez lui
/ All, ct Gabrielle. C'est que
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, n.ve u.ed R,pans rabu1es With 50 much salts

Ihave used Ripans Tabu7es with 30 much salts
faction that I can cheerfully recommend them.
Have been troubled for about three years with
what I called bilious attacks coming on regularly
once q week. Was told by different physicians
that 1t was caused by bad teeth. of which I had
several I had the teeth extracted, but the at.
tacks continued, I had seen advertisements of
Ripans Tabules in all the papers but had no faith
In them, but about SIX weeks since q friend In
duced me to try them. Have taken but two OF the
small scent boxes OF the Tabules and have had
no recurrence OF the attacks. Have never given q
testimonial for anything before, but the great
amount OF good which I believe hos been done me
by Ripans Tabules induces me to add mine 20 the
many testimonials you doubtless have In your
no.sesaion now. At. DKWf1.
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I have been o great sufferer from e~onssipas.oo

I have boon q great sufferer from conseipa1o0
for over i've years. Nothing gave me any 1e1ok
Ny feet and legs and abdomen were bloated -
I could not wear shoes on my feet and only q looso
dress, I saw Ripans Tsbules advertised In our
daily paper, bought some and took them as direct
Cd. Have taken them about three weeks and there
is such a change! l am not constipated any moro
aud I owe it all to Ripans TabuleR. lam thirty.
seven years old, have no occupation, only my
household duties and nursing my sick husband.
He has had the dropsy and I am trying Ripans
Tabules for him.. He feels some better but It VIII
take some time, he has been sick SO long. Yoo
may use my letter and name as you like.
M-r MARY GoRMAH CLARA
I have been suffering from headaches evR
since I was q little girl. Icould never ride In
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y autre de Ia main de mademoiselle

autre de la main de mademolselle
d'Erigny.
-J'y consens, fit M. Arthur en-
SO levant.
LIE baron de la Vigerie salua pro-
fond6ment ct Sc retira.
Tout I'm monde de p ns6es nou-
velles l'assaillit quand il Sc Wit au
grand jour, en- pleine lumiere: Son
geant a ce parsonage mysterious
Gevant lequel ils'6tait trahi; au-
quel, dams IN movement d'elan
patterned, il await ouvert son c9ur
ct confess6 sa vie entiere, il Sc de-
manda sill n'avait pas etc impru-
dent, ct 81 Get homme ne pouvalt
pas abnser du secret don't il 6tait
devenu le confident.
II Sc rassura promptement
quand il Sc rappela que M. Arthur
WYATT dams une solitude claustrale,
au seuil de laquelle devraient ex-
pirer les bruits ct les passions dun
monde auquel il await renonce.
LIE soir meme, Rene recevalt du
baron la lettre suivante:
"Mon cher Rene,
Ne soyez pas inquiet. N'agisse2
ct ne vous engage q rien avian,
mou retour. Je m'occupe de vous
BARON DE LA vIGERIE.'
FIN DE LA PREMIERE PARTlE
DEUXIEM PARTlE
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fvanH to inform Won.

want to inform you.
In words of highest
praise, OF the benefit
I have derived from
Ripans TAbules. I am q
professional nurse and
In this profession a clear
head IL always needed.
Ripans Tabules does It.
After one of my cases I
found completely
run down. Acting on the
advice of Mr. Geo. Bow.
Or, Phi. G., 688 Newark
Ave-. Jersey City. I took
Ripans Tabules with
Grand results.
Miss BEsSlE WRDHAN.
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car OF go 1utO CEOW0o0
place without getting .
headache and sick al my
stomach. I heard about
Ripans Tabules from An
aunt of mine who was
taking them for catarrh
OF the stomach. She had
found such relief from
their use sheadvised me
to take them too. anal
have been doing so sincD
last October, and win
say the. have complete
~ cured my headaches.
I am ~twenty-nine yesrD
old. You are walcnr>
to use his testimonial
Mrs.. J.
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Tabules regularly. shekeeps a few cartons Ripans
Tabules In the house and says she VII notbe with.
disappeared with the Indigestion which was
formerly 30 greats burden for her. Our whole
family take the Tabules regularly. especially after
Q hearty meal. Ny mother IL hfty years OF age
eats hearty meals, an imposslbility before she
took Ripans Tabuls2 ANTON .HAukA
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Reading some Of tho testimonials in favor Of
Ripans Tabules, I.tried them. Rtpans Tabules nos
the headaches have disappeared, bowels are IN
good condition and he never complains Of his
stomach. He is now a rod. chubby.fac boy: THIS
wonderful change l attribute to Ripans Taorlse.
I'm tished that they win benefit any one from
the era to old age) II taken according to dirso'
nons Z. ". PRICE
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My ~seven-year-old boz
suffered with pains In
his head. constipation
and complained of hs
stomach. He could not
eat like children of his
age do and " b he
did cot did not agree
with him. He was THU
.-A - a safYpnn rn1nP
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.-u1. rns< nmAmhnp FEN Rpxm1 s1np packed I'M paper o0n Cwthot gADn no. =" -
a o.d p ns non I'VE xms ThsLowprcd sort ia nNnddh for poo and me nw~1 -
an he duceut cartons uN hbeD can DO had by mail BY sending forty ansc cen. .....
oouAsx MOI epwesu Street. New YORK or hnee crnnuns rABuIS VII
Rnxuf Amnxsm may aD hmd0 some eromAg nn1la oekepnAn Sss e" H"~
90 brbu hoa Tu toh pair. nduos d@ps and poonRhe On gives @h
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Mother was troubled
with heartburn and
eleeplessness, caused BY
indigestion. for . good
many years. One day
she saw . testimonial
In the paper indorsing
Ripa ms Tabules. She
determined to give them
. trial, was greatly
relieved b. their use
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d'apres la man1ere don't vous Ia
viez regard6, j'avais cru....
oh! SQUIRT Jacques, 81 je ne
me suis pas tromp6, je connais ce
monsieur depuis longtemps. -.
MATS c'est impossible, je dois etre
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-13

Tho chicago Time Herald denies the
rumor that General otis has called Tor
10000 more troops FOR the philippines
or that tho war department Is making
ovtIh efforts 90 obtain soldiers Tor the
army on the contrary, several rccruit-
Ing stations have boon discontinued.
The army ls now said 90 be within
100 men Of the authorized strength q
C50Oo. and there ia mo- need OF nny extra
efforts Go nli the ranks The oxnmina-
uHus the recruits have To- r1EH before
accepted arc. oesi1ea. so rlrId that the
army is at prrent Boo every respect
tho nreet over rallied round the Amer.
loan nar.
Tho o1rcruoaa uf the youth Of this
r1uuir, 10 enlist Notwithstanding the
agitation against "lmpehmlam" should
Doe % notice Co tho ogitaiora that the
sentiment OF the people is with tho od-
minstintlon in So philippine policy. For
If this were not ao. the best N our
young men would not hnston 10 take the
uniform, particularly nt o. time whom
there are plenty % opportunities Tor
physically and mentally strong mon 10
cugnre loo more rcmuucrutivo lines Of
business u De- 900 evidence. TOO. that
tho spirit Of adventure ls strong among
the people. and that thousands are Will
Ing TO suncr hardshipa and danger In
the service of tho country
The alnrmistg should consider the fu.
tillty M their efforts 10 obatruct the on
ward march 81 American civilization.
Gikc the Stone in the vision. O. Sc roll-
lnr. and growing as u rolls, and those
who place themselves IN opposition.
thereby only invite their own dcstruc-
tlun.
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sumption was entirely Imaginary I"e
gentleman rcfoued TO ia NOT n "ftien-
ser" lie had not been stuffed" He
has not boon in Utah for several years
Nobody here know anything Of bile
magazine article until % appeared IN
Utah. and % reached ogicu and LOGAN
before % we received in this city. tn-
less the Fttna paid him for hla coh-
iubuuon. hc ana not make y cont by
ita production.
Hovcvlr ihnt docs not matter. II i'
tho couro OF che paper that De- 900 tho
umc Heaiins people nu n1 other basis
fHHu IiH own umpUHnH. tnHt ur wien
tl point OUT % "1Hmm0t ihat Coo
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nonns AND uIrLANprns.


Tho Trunsvaal question has come 10
tho front again In English politics. and
there 30 reason 20 believe that steps
viii Do tukon 10 have 10 settled. The
recent conference between President
Krucgcr and sir Alfred AulnOr did not
result satisfactorily. Matters remain
very much whore they were before the
encounter between British diplomacy
and Dutch oonacryatlm. And now the
question ~. WIN Great britain send on
army 10 compel submission. and n 10.
win the Beers hghtg
The Trhnsvoal republic ~ striving 20
maintain its Independence. while the
foreigners residing there arc seeking 20
overthrow the government in the inter-
ct Of Great Britain. That la the Boer
side Of the case. Tho Ultondcrs
claim that the government Is opprcs-
aIvc In the pxtromc and that Great
Britain must extend protection 10 them,
the TmnHvu1l being virtually part N
tho British empire. This De- tho cruN OF
the controversy Twice the Beers have
moved away before the advancing
hosts ar Uluandora but tho latter have
followed them as soon as the land had
boon reclaimed and made desirable.
The Doors are not willing 90 retreat
lg1ln-nt least not without an effort tu
maintain their Institutions aud torri-
tory.
The Ultl1nders Hrr mostly miners.
and ono OF their grievances 10 that the
government maintains dynamite
monopoly. another complaint IL that
the liquor laws nrc not enforced aa
strictly nH they ought 10 be, the nocra
are tccuaed Of interfering with the
liberty of the press and the liberty Of
FREQ speech. and the president ~ said 10
have tho right 20 cxpel from the coun-
try any alien he may think persona non
rrnta.
Probably there ia something In those
Grievances. a country threatened with
national onulhilauon VIII naturally
adopt harsh measures ln aolf-dcfrnae.
| md perhaps 30 90 extremes Humctlmrs
/ uut probably tho foreigners are not
! without blame. It seems thglr demand
] Is f.r equal political rIEhH with Tho
UUors. and that without acquiring cit
.zcuahp IN the usual way. They claiu
the urht of yolco ln the Trauavlo
/ Government. while owing allegiance %
foreign country. ThIH Do without
plralioi. m refusing 60 comply VIII
/ nuoh n demand De- OpprcluIon, then th
frorat government upon the face of tb
Garth murt hr cnHagd among OpproH
fors ana tyrautH
10 .F..stfN .a..Hs. f0 FUHH HH#HH H#f
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what England wants ~ the control
of the TunWau ana iH rich resources
By means ut Dc voting majority. one"
the Uitlandyr Ind gut the suffrage the
ilsr would hu nowhere. hr would
Dee uutvutod forthwith in the municl.
pulitIeH. and little later would nnd
the presidency and the NulNliha ore
raulspd against him. Political ln-
ferIurIty d. what universal Huurngf
mauus 90 him. and hv insists with uu-
H1.uto Justice that there is nothing no
the relations borne between tuu lI".nr
yuM and England 10 permit Che latter
Co force IL uuun him. ~ war epWvs
England may succeed IN winning. but
DO viii Doe ut UuurmpuH cost,
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Did the warped brain that 81 affected
By anti-polygamy mania ever think Of
the wifc-boatlngs, oruoltics. cxccsaes,
horrors and denominations recorded Ia
tho newspapers Of the old world and
tho new. an pcpctplcd In ao-cnllcd
ChrlstcnJom and in the most civilized
cities OF the nauous7 And ala that
same perverted think-tank ever claim
that these diabollams were the effects
OF monogamy. and that IL was there
fore IN brutallzIug institution Tint
ls the logical sequence % the theory set
forth In one OF rs cbulutions this morn
ing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-13

Tonight the pcoplo-of salt LnlSa mny
learn something about tho llfc and
achievements Of Admiral George Dcw-
cy. tho hero Of Manila bay \ relative,
who IL a noted public speaker, will lee
turc In tho Tabernacle ana exhibit a
number Of ntcroopucon uows on this
subject. There viii be no charge Tor
admission. Those who like 10 contribute
towards expenses may do Ho nt tho
door. and tho proceeds remaining will
go for the benefit Of the NJ. l. A., under
whose auspices the lecture will be de-
ilvcrod. Al got
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-13

Tho B0er De- uf character very dif-
fUryut from that usually found 90 the
inhabitants 0f small uud weak states,
lIa is noted fur hla strong Individuality,
his oIsuuuJy .nd hH unWiilnEneHH tu
be- uugrced. D.urruy speaking, Dee has
uf Great HuBui but % hp had hr
would NOT Ic overwhelmingly imH
pressed hy a. Ito remembers that Doe
destroyed tho British force at Mnjuha
hin with case, Hud shat no attempt was
uuurWufd muHH Co attack him, hu rr-
mumberH TINT Doe rounded up jaime
SONS rlIlUr HH he would have driven
% hHtl OF h|H own cattle. Why should
be- regard uurHr Eusllshmun who
threaten him today ua moro capable NJ
defeating him than were those others
la the misty"
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worcester Evening Gazette.
The situation Ia the Transyonl h be-
ginning 90 have uu ugly look. Tho fact
that President Kruger and SIR Aiitrl
agreement bodies no good Dispatches
from England announce that great
anxiety exists there, and that while
bioOdshcd is not anticipated. u 81 be-
llCvcd that thorp viii Doc wnrllkr prrp-
nrutionH England has had one bitter
experience in the Twnsvaul ana 10 b.
nnfc 10 predict that n she undertakes
20 bring President kruEgrH republic
20 terms ugaln. she viii send O. furuo
auulciont for her purposes this time,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-13

The British claim TO Huzorllnty over
tho TranayuH Dr. very Irritating to the
momhcrH OF tho Duer republic. who lay
claim To- Independence. ON the other
hand ID cannot Doc denied that the
uluundcrs. who constitute the majority
OF the inhabitants OF tho TnnHyHM
aud who pay most ut tho taxes, should
have bottur treatment than they i've
relye from the HoUr government Mr.
Chamberlain Dr. taken with dreams on
Rhodes Tor un Imperial British South
Africa, and uu doubt hc would bu only
too glad 20 make uf the wrongs Go the
Iftlundcrs ma excuse Tor wlpiuE out
the claims of tho rransvnnl 10 indie
ppndencc. MIR Kruger by his clever
ness nt diplomacy lH STRENGTHENING
tho positions ut his own country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-13

Elsewhere In this ISSUE Of the "NcwH'
will be found communication from
Mr. T.. a. Mcclure on tho management
Of the Atlantic liners while no sea. Tho
letter ~ called forth by some mlsln-
formation conveyed In q morning con-
temporary on that subject. II contains
much OF interest 10 the general puhlic'
boaidou. Il furnishes one more proof Of
tho wcli-hnown fact that that paper H.
utterly unreliable. no matter IN what
ncld Of discussion Il makes he appear
uncc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-13

II f. noticed that the American cxo-
dus OF tourists 20 Europe is uncommon
ly lnrgv this year Last year it was
smaller owing 10 the war with spain.
II ia q pity that some efforts are not
made 70 attract the eastern tourists
90 the Western states. but the fact %
that they can go cheaper 10 Europe
than 90 the Pacific coast ana that sends
them across the Atlantic The railroad
companies ought 90 consider that mate
Ter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-13

AZ the stake conference this morning
% wnH decided TO maintain and carry
on tho Gattcr-day Saints College for
another year. This will be good news
10 ~ supporters and suttlcs an Import
amt question TINT has been much dis
GUESSED Now let everybody who can.
holm TO make the COLLEGE a success In
every way
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-13

The Provo Enquirer has been making
% warm FOR Abe Cash, nm alleged law
ser who used TO cut dash IN the Gar
don city. We presume ne deserves u all
and more. judging from what It seems
ho has said Of hia former friends. Tho
cash be- has made. however. viii prove
to be Ia his own character ana roputa-
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