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~. nOLS MIA JEwELgil, DIAMOND
ruutti MAKER Of leuslry, Fold and silver
meislsi also jevsifs r-palfedi old gold ani
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-07
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UTAH suRsIRY co. rms LAR0rsr
stock and best trees ever grown IN UTAH
prices uevof - Iowa come aud examine Tor
yourselsesi let Us SNOW your uanis ~
Atlas block.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-09
The Denver Times Almanac for 1899.

The Denver Times Almanac will con-
tain special history OF our war with
SPAN, including u full account OF all
the troubles IN the Philippines to date.
1t will also contain history OF t.ngland's
war in tho Transvaal. Another impor-
tant item is the fact that the year Of
1889 has been the most prosperous ono
OF this century. The great amount OF
ot new enterprises which have bean
taken hold OF and the full value OF each
of these Enterprises TO tho commercial
world are all treated OF in this almanac.
i'ssidee this, the current events, weather
reports and everything that can bs
found useful for tho office. farm and
household. with n special wr,te.up oe
Colorado and the wcsteran country,
showing the political status. resources
IN agriculture and mining II is Just
the book you need. Price, - cents,
postpaid. Books will bc delivered about
the first OF January.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-09

LAST week there was quite a
small-sized breeze in Brooklyn in
financial circles. 1t seems that
one William Miller. who was oper-
ating sort of banking house,
closed the doors and walked off SO
quietly that the police did not SEQ
him, although it is whispered that
he must have "seen" the police and
closed their peppers as they do in
politics. He was running "syn-
dicate' that offered to pay $50 per
cent proiit-a gold brick deal, a
beautiful child of the gold standard
idea-rob 'em for all there is in it.
Miller will probably not be pun
lshcd. because he was running q
trust game, aud 1t would be a pity
to blight budding genius or Grip
pie u thriving business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-09

Now that the elections are over
opposition to the denomination of
Bryan is expected to show itself.
The New York Times is among the
first to make war on the silver
champion. 1t says: A decent re-
gard for the welfare Of his party
demands that he take himself ont
Of the way. All politicians realize
the Importance Of maintaining har.
mony in the ranks Of q political
party. To force . nomination
against the protest Of q powerful
minority always endangers at the
polls. A notable instance was the
late campaign in Kentucky whers
the republican candidate was elect
ed governor in . democratic state.
Hence the first requisite il to -.
cure party harmony, and Bryan
can hardly expect that.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-09

The rapid formation of trusts
threatens n serious injury to the
newspaper craft. 1t is estimated
by conservative men that during
the past six months the trusts
have caused n decrease of from
90, 100000 to Sl3,00O,0OO yearly in
the amount spent by general al.
vertisers. The recently formed
baking powder trusts is "A good ex-
ample. Among the heaviest ad-
vertisers with newspapers OF n
general character have been the
various manufacturers of baking
powder. The Royal. DIR. Price,
Calumet, One Spoon and others
have for several years been spend
ing immense sums of money in
advertising. The new trust con-
solidates all these companies and
the result is a withdrawal of m
immense lot of money from alver-
tising channels. The beer trusts
threatens to do the same thing,
and other trusts now in progress
OF formation will increase the with
drawal of money from advertising
mediums. The cigarette trn-'.
the corset trust, the cereal trust,
silverwsre trust, knit goods trust,
shoe trust, and many others-all
representing goods heretofore ad-
vertlsed extensively by competing
manufacturers-have Withdrawn
most of the advertising heretofore
INDUCED in. Leslie's Weekly
places the amount lost to adver-
tising mediums by reason of the
consolidation of interests at SIS,
100000 a year Michigan Bulle-
tin.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-09
His Life Was Saved.

Mr.. J.E. Lilly, prominent citizen
of Hannibal, No., lately had a
wonderful deliverence from
frightful death. In telling Of it
he snys:"I was taken with Ty-
phoid Fever, that ran into Pneu-
monia. My lungs became harden
ed. l WAS SO weak l couldn't even
sit up in bed. Nothing helped
me. l expected to soon die Of
Consumption, when 1 heard of
DIR. Kings New Discovery. Ono
bottle gave great relief. l con-
tinued to use it, and now am we'll
and strong. 1 can't say too much in
its praise" This marvellous med
icine is the surest and quickest
cure in the world for all Throat
and Lung Trouble. Regular s,ze
80 cents and sl.OO. Trial bottles
free at l. W. Rice's Drug Store;
every bottle guaranteed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-09

UNDER the competitive system
OF doing business there are mil
lions OF dollars spent in advertis-
ing keeping commercial travellers
on the road. Under the competi-
tive system two railroads are main
tanned where one would easily do
all the business. Under the pres
ent system Of competition dozen
stores are supported where one
could do the business. And the
consumers foot the bill. Cooper
alton would save all this.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-09

OK Monday the National legis.
lature convened at tho national
capitol. The roll call for speaker
Of the lower house resulted - fol.
lows: Henderson Of Iowa, 1T;
Richardson of Tennessee, 1853;
Bell OF Colorado. 4; Newlands oi
Nevada. 9. Brigham II. Roberts
Of Utah was not sworn, there be.
ing two protests offered, ono BY
Mr.. Taylor, a republican from
Ohio. on the ground that Roberts
WAS n polygHmist, and the other BY
Mc1lae, q democrat from Arkan.
sas, for the same reason.
A re.uonstranoe, said TO be sign
Cd by 100000 names. WAS filed
with the house protesting sgains,
Roberts being allowed 70 ct ia the
national councils ~ . member oi
The law making body. Mr.. Rob.
erts wss asked. BY the speaker, u
step aside and = committee Of Eve
wss appointed 70 investigate the
charges prsssrrsd. Roberts al.
n,its that hs believed 10 polygs.
NOUS marriages and pract,oetl
polygsmy ton yssrs ago, but mol
since then. II Roberts 10 an hon.
cot, conscientious man and com.
plies strictly with the laws Of Oh.
land. hs and bic faith shoaN b
respected. Bat on The other hasd
Il hs openly ds6es The lsws Of th,
land he ought nos to sit = . mem
bsr. IN I've halls q eoassssA
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-09

DR. AIsTON ELLIS leaves Colo
RADIO this week for the purpose Of
entering educational work in M
Eastern state. DIR. Ellis was i,r
eight years president Of the State
Agricultural college at TT. Collins
and TO his able business manage
ment and to his ability hs a teach.
Or, are due much of the growth
and success of that institution.
When the doctor assumed the
presidency Of the college he found
LOG students enrolled. He leaves
It with 345 students and $40, 900
in now buildings erected out OF
tho regular revenues OF the college.
He he's maintained a high standard
OF excellence in the school md
hes done much faithful and effect.
i've work. His Colorado friends
will join The Times in wishing De.
Ellis abundant success in his new
6eld Of lsbor.-Dcnver Times.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-09
Brave Men rAil,

Victims To stomach. liver mad kidney
troubles, ns well ns women. and all feel
the results In loss OF appetite, poisons In
tho blood. backache. nervousness, head.
ache and tired. lis,lc.~, rundown i~cl,ns.
But there is no need To feel like that.
Listen TO j. W. Garner. llRv,ils. Ind.
lie SAWS: "Electric Dit,crs nrc just the
thing for man when hc Ia all run down
and don't care whsth~r he lives or dies.
II did moe 70 givc mo strength aed
good appetite than anything ! could
taks. can now eat anything and hsvs
new lcase Of lifc." Only 70 csats, a /.
". Ric~s Drug store. Every hosG,s
guaranteed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-09

The sugar beet project at Love.
land has fallen into a sort OF lap.
sus desuetude and is probably non
est forever. The Oxnsrds have
not yet begun building . factory
IN the Arkansas valley and there
ID some doubt as to their ultimate
intentions. In Idaho last week
they wore negotiating the same
old plug which they have been
working for the past four or five
years all over the west, which ID
probably merely q hoodoo to keep
other men with means out Of the
6eld.-Field and Farm.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-09

WHEN the 400 or 500 Office
seekers meet in the democratic
convention in 1900 the first ques-
tion to be considered will be avail
ability of the candidate aud har.
mony is the first requisite. The
majority will be ready to sacrifice
principle for success. There are
lots Of bright and able men in the
old party upon whom compro-
mise can be made. Expediency
will dictate the platform and the
candidate in 1900.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-09

81 signatures to the Hooper pc.
tition for the unscating of Con.
gressman Roberts-30 from Gar
nett.-Press.
Just because the man happens
to be Mormon. There is no pre-
tense that Mr.. Roberts is not CON-
plying with the laws of the land III
reference to polygamy. 1t is sim
ply religious prosecution.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-09
Riamarrks ira Nerve.

Was the result Of his splen,lsa
health. lndomitabls will aud trs.
mcndous energy arc not louad
whore Stomach, Liver. Kidnsys
aud bowels are out a order. II
you want thess qualities and ~
success they bring, uss d. xiaG,s
New Life PillA Nbsy devs1sp
every power - tiula ~ be1S. !.
Only IS esass Il I y. AtSss D.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-09

JUDGE BELL intends to use his
efforts to secure Legislation for q
universal irrigation scheme and
will also push bill which he will
introduce to dispose of the unoc-
cnpied land of the Indians which
they r"ceived in severalty, in order
that the citizens of the state may
develop them,
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-09

SECRETARY Gage calling in n
block Of United States bonds and
paying ont the cash for them veri
fies tho correctness of the Popuist
assertions of more than twenty
years standing, namely, that the
United States TREASURY has the
power to redeem its outstanding
obligations at any time; that the
officials in charge could avert n
panic any time they so desired,
and further that there is not. and
has not been sufficient smoncy III
circulation among the people to
enable . decent transaction of bas-
iness exchanges without serious
cost to every branch of industry.
only bene6tting the single class of
bankers and their underlings, the
pawn.brokers and scalpers. If the
treasury officials can avert n panic
during . republican adminis,ra-
tion, they can as easily precipitate
ono the eve Of a change Of admin
istration. and wreck every indus
try in the land out of sheer re-
venge. These are few lessons
for voters to ponder over now in
the lull before tho excitement of
another campaign disqual.i"s
them for soberly rejecting over
undeniable fscts.-Boulder Repre-
sentative.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-09

The vacancy caused. by the death
Of Senator Haywood. Of Nebraska,
will undoubtedly be filled by the
appointment OF w. U. Allen for
merly senator from that state and
one OF the ablest men in Nebraska.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-09

HE finances of Colorado arc no
longer going south. The Santa Fc
railroad company helped us out
this week by turning in over 1885,
600 in fees, and this means that
the Boulder university will not be
compelled to nail up It's doors and
hit the trail for the poor house.
t..
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-09

The farmer IL lisening To the
stories Of big trust profits, biz cor.
poraeton profits, great general
prosperity and 10 ON. and when h"
looks as the bulletin bonrl. fnr
wheat prices. At the daily pn"a.
t,ous Tor other prices. mud ", II
cs'nsilers the 1ld.i cos. of living,
he bexins 70 wonder when l,is
time 10 coming 10 yet A. tho pros.
perity crib. Pro0~bly II w
would start 4 few more wars an'l
make the slaughter general the
goo.l pricss would v-t ~ far 40 Mr.
FArmss.-Moatrnes Enterprise.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-09
Money to loan on
Ranch Property at low
rate Of Interest.
n. S. GROVES.
Hoass Vista, Colo.

Arguments before tho state can
Washing board Of Ksutuoky closed
Thursday asd ths eonclusioas Of
ths board viii b. uads pubHs 10.
day. Great sxcltsnsat pesvails
Throughout ths s(a4e and ~ d.
casoa ol ~ board = awdstsd with
i1tsgeek
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-09
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The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-09
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Improved s0.acrc Illinois farm
10 exchange for San Luis Valley
ranch.
Well improved so.acro river
runch, . miles from Monte Vista,
$3.50.
Monte Vista residence aud busi.
nsss property 70 ell or exchange.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-09

The Moats Vista Woo linen n
ths World will give . grasd bali
% o. sbout New Ysasa
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-09
sig beaver. aasvM., was.S.. AaAa
lxo I suffered from profuse and

given in full on tho second page
of this paper and should be read
by all. The administration is com.
mitted to the gold standard and
the retirement of the greenback
currency from circulation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-17
julius SycIe and Son.

Stop worrying about itl You needn't
think that because Christmas IS nearly
on you. and you still have presents TO
buy, you cannot make the selections you
want. There's the great store OF julius
Sycle q Son, which will settle all your
doubts I'm an instant. Put on your nat
and wraps and rush right over there. In
five minutes youll see fifty things TO suit
your taste and pocket-b0ok. IS 1t baby
or a child whose presents you haven't
bought Then, go 10 the Sycles' Toy De-
partment and get a Fur Sheep, or some
of those beautiful Dolls. or one OF the
hundreds of other pleasing things they
sell.
II you have only grown folks on your
list you can select from a vast holiday
stock. which includes Leather Goods, Sill
verwear, Umbrellas. Handkerchiefs. Furs,
Gentlemen's Neckwear. Linens. Shawls,
Childrens Clothing. Skirts. Rugs, Car
pets, Fans, Coats, Underwear, and what
not.
You'll find the prices at julius Sycle 4
Sons marked down so low that 1t almost
seems a shame TO avail yourself OF the
bargains. But don't let this worry you.
The Sycles have always been celebrated
for their low prices, yet they manage TO
bear up under IL. Let us up and away
and HE ourselves unto them. An earth
quake may swallow them up before we
get there. and this would break every
wOman's heart.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-17
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Fyry ON WHEELs.
Cnla Times mt the Auditorium-'ne
sknttng Rink.

~ you want to have an houi iu',
mingled with a plenty or exercise anu
excitement, 20 TO the skaunS-rlhs a' W
Auditorium and do few turns on o'e
roIIers II Is much better. healthier ano
more amusing to have "heeiS on 49,
Tast than wheels in your head. INC
bio hall is splendldly arranged as riin'
"a well lighted and thoroughly warineu'
and when once you get started Oh e"e
rollers YOU cannot stop The more you
skate the more you like IT, DON'T tn'in
that because you haven't hau IViei9
since you were a child you nave ~,
ten how to take care OF yourseh'
minute or so you may reel uheasy,
once your confidence Is restored. you aio
right where YOU used to be. Ana even
10 Won fan down the floor is amply strong
to supnort YOU. Moreover. there are
ntbers An occasional slip-up aitraclS
no attention. for hundreds are Just ieaam
ing though scores of beautitui
are nightly seen on the noors'
For a small sum you can procure sA@ '
80 tbe link and il you wish noiseless
casa and comfort you can Try 'ne III,
sasbiored ,cycle skates which nave run
her wheels-only two on each sha'.. 81,
corns OF instructors is on haho 10 - -,
and assist novices, though the pesli' Elm,
who watches his own leet anu 49, an,
", tben run away with him Is very ap'
10 get along. 49,. r,n,r daily.
ID The fun-seekers include both old ana
,.o,In1 OF course, the little people iilu
mo most pleasure, as they are nlO'S
daring and suffer from no sense OF ein-
- s,.r, ssment The Auditorium as a skal-
,ss,lrinlc ia a care-dispelling place, where
trouble and worry is forgotten.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-17
HOLIDAYS AT THE COLLEGE.
students Have n Breathing spe"-
Nu.t Attend Worship.

At meeting Of the faculty yesterday
,ha exercieos al Richmond College we're
declared suspended from Saturday morn
ing the go OF December. until MONDAY
January 1st inclusive. This holiday Is
two DAYS longer than Is generally gwen
at the college. and was very highly pieas-
Ing TO all OF the students.
The faculty also passed q reSoiuuVn
",That every resident student shal pe
compelled to attend chapel exercises every
Saturday morning n resolution 10 iH's
effect has been pending for some tmc. :.
President Boatwright has been elected
TO deliver the baccalaureate ADDRESS az
Louisville next June; lie mas a'ro c,,,i
invited by the faculty Of Grocer semi
nary to be chairman OF the Examining
Committee OF that institution ior 'hls
term. The students of that institution
have invited him to deliver the maj dc-
dress before their societies.
The Thomas memorial lectures, whicn
were TO have taken place in october ana
November, will occur In February or isVJ.
The cause OF this postponement was tndt
after Professor Benjamin ICe Nhdlef,
Ph. D., LII. D., Of Cornell University, had
accepted the invitation TO deliver these
lectures. he was elected 10 the presidency
Of the University Of California, ana nad
10 cross the Continent at once 10 DC IN
stalled. He has, however, consented 20
return in February and comply win rs
former engagement. While ne Is IN tl's
East he will also deliver course OF
lectures at the Johns Hopkins University;
His dates and subjects Tor klchmoHu
College are as follows:
February 18Th. Greece as the Home 'of
Greek History"
February 18th. "The Attitude Of the
Greek Toward His State"
February 18th. 1.-THE Attitude OF the
Greek Toward His Gods
February 18Th. Religion and Art
February 10th, Fashion and Ell
quette."
These lectures are always heard by
large and intelligent audiences, ana no
doubt will be looked forward 10 with
great deal OF pleasure by the public.
During the spring there Will be the
regular course o. public lectures delivered
by the professors Of the college This
year they will be six I'm number, and will
begin the first Tuesday night i'm Marcn.
Professor S. G. Mitchell Will deliver the
first Professors Thomas. Duke, Win
ston. Long, and Boatwrght will follow
probably on succeeding Tuesday nights.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-17
DEATH OF Mr.. +. NJ. CANNON.
Remains brought Here to he IN
TERED in UoIIywood-Other Den'hs'

Ths remains OF Mr. f. Middleton C'h-
non. OF this city who died In Bal'iii'o'e
on Friday, have been brought TO TINS c.,S
and the funeral will take place from w
residence Of his brother Mr.. he .hiSS AZ.
Cannon. No. 100 Grove avenue. TINS an
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock. The inteihlehI
will be made in Hollywood. Deceased was
In his 9th year. and was prother vi
Mr. Henry q. Cannon and OF the late
Mr.. Hannah A. Pedneau died rather
suddenly at No SIG west Marshall street
Friday afternoon about CLOCK. ohe
was stricken about 10 o CLOCK III VIZ M M
ing with paralysis and never regained con- con-
ecfousness MIS-. Pedneau was the VIZ
OF Mr. r. l.. Pedneau, OF sussex coulsS,
and came 20 Richmond In september e .vI
the purpose OF educating her chllul en-. one
was in her 42d year and was a woman OF
lovely character. Her body Will De taken
TO Petersburg this morning az ocioch'
Rev r. j. O'Farrell viii celebrate IA
quiem high mass at ST. Joseph : az nov
Mr. William IL. Braun, OF No. isyJ foI
ter street Manchester died yesterday al
ternoon at $40 o'clock. Deceased was
aged ~ years He had been In bad health
for some time. but his death was very
unexpected. He was the father or MIS-.
A. r. Suellings. and for about nine years
had resided with her I'm tins CITY. IL
came 20 Manchester from NtW , lo,HH'
where he was superintendent OF a hospI-
tai. The funeral will take place to-invr-
row afternoon. and the body VIII De
taken 10 New York for interment. s,o
The funeral Of Mr.. Patrick IL: Cos,Sllo
will take place from ST. Peter $ cathg-
dral this afternoon at 3 o'clock, The Iol-
lowing gentlemen will act as pail D ,,,,siI
Messrs. John MerellO, John Ra1o, IhoIldS
Wesley. Michael Barnette. Peer NUT
pbv. John Doherty. Robert Whiti0ck. ana
r. ". Mitchell. The burial VIII De III
Ait Calvary Cemetery. p, ,-,r,-
The funeral of Mr. Richard T. klrk-
land will take place from 81. Luxe
chapel at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon. Inc
burial will be in Riverview Cemetery.
The funeral Of Miss Henrietta A lass
took place at o'clock yesterday after
noon from Clay-Street Methodist church,
and was largely attended by Borrowing
friends. A.,
Mrs. Margaret Il. Davis. relict Of Mr..
j. II. Davis, died yesterday az the resi-
dence of her son IN East Richmond. ont
was G. years Of age. The funeral VIII
take place from the residence Monday az
2:3O T. NJ. and the interment VIII be maue
in lakewood. ,.,.
Mrs. Ellen Grace. widow OF Mr. Patrick
Grace. died yesterday at her home 20
north Eighteenth street. The funeral VIII
take place from ST. Patricks church Mon
day morning at 10 o'clock with requiem
high mass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-17

CANNON.-Diel. IN Baltimore. Nd. no.
the 18th of December ls9. r.. MIDDLE.
TON CANNON, OF this city. IN the ta
year or his age.
His funeral viii take place from us
residence Of his brother. Henry O.. C8r-
non, No. 1906 Grove avenue, THIS sa-
day. AFTERNOON at $3.50 o'clock
DAVIs.-Died, December l6. l0e. at tho
residence Of her son. East Richmond
Nine-Alile road, Mrs. MARGAREr d.
DAVIS, relict Of J. H. Davis, aged 1
years.
Funeral from above residence M0N-
DAY, December 18th, az 2.3O O'Clock b. "a
Friends and acquaintanccs are invited t0
attend. Interment az lakewood Cemctsrr
Portsmouth Wa) and Paducah tkD
papers please copy.
GRACE.-Died, December 10Th. AZ 7p
NJ, at her residence. No. % north Ego.
teenth street. ELLEN GRAY, widow ~
Patrick Grace.
Funeral from ST. Patrick's church DR.
10 o'clock MONDAY MORNING With
requiem mass. Friends and acguginfsac,s
invited TO attend.
RABINEAU.-Died December u.s. m.
at ll:i0 p. NJ. at her fathers residence,
No. 5lS west Clay street. VIRGINIA
RABINEAU; aged ! month and days
Funeral VIII take place from the ABOVE
residence TO-DAY Sunday az j. 81
Interment at OakWo0i Friends and age
quaintances invited 20 attend.