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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-06-01

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says: For forty years l have tried
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troubles, coughs, colds, Group, whoop-
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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-06-01
KIDNEYS AND URINARY OReANs

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Blood Impurities which are directly or
indirectly caused by deranged action of
the kidneys.
For sale by all druggists Large box so cents.
prepared at The johnson Laboratories, Inc,
philadelphia.
For sale by H. E. TANNER. Kenosha.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-06-01
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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-06-01

g 1t was almost miracle. BUrdock
Blood Bitters cured me of terrible
breaking out all over the body. am
very grateful" Miss Julia Filbridge,
West CornNelI, Conn dWm31
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10
Contract Closed for the Season by
Amusement Director Telbot,
BIG SCHOOL OF BIRDS.


Amusement Director Talbot has
closed the contract with the owners Of
the miniature railroad to exhibit here,
and Il VIII be az the Salt Palace Tor the
opening This unique contrlyancc Will
prove "A constant source N amusement
Tor the children There VIII be- "a loco
motive and ok coaches 20 the train,
each car being adequate to hold two
children. The train la about two feet
hlsh and the track Will be laid around
the palace grounds. aud lillputlun cx-
curslona will Doe run continually
Another interesting feature that viii
be hero nt the opening Of the palace.
u Professor Montngue's school u train
ed birds. II Re- said that the fcats OF
these feathcry little acrobatu are the
most wonderful ever accomplished by
birds Of any kln1 The performance
partakcs Of the nature OF circus. a
hlppodrume and an the paraphernaiIa OF
tho modern tented show viii be- there.
and the gynnaHtlc feats on horizontal
bars and the like. that exhibit the aFlll-
y and doxtcrity Of man viii De- gone
through by these little winged perform
orH This attraction Will nnurl mo- end
~ amusement Tor the children. und the
older ones will have many occasion To
halt and ponder ON the skill uf the
trainer ana the marvellous Intelligence
OF little creatures whose brain
cavity n not Ms large o. pea.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10

Chicago. Aug. iO.-Thc second day NJ
the twvnty-ulnth convention ~ the
catholic Total Abstinence union VI
America opened with memorial mass
az tho Cathedral OF the Holy Name Ia
honor OF the members who have died
during the year Father O'nrlpu %
ohio acted az orluhrnut OF the requiem
mass. while Father H1dnDtt OF chicago.
was deacon, Father shonlry OF Hart
ford, Conn, Hubsdeucon and Father
Ryan, OF Chicago, acted as master OF
ceremonies.
Routine business OF the convention
was taken mp when the session was
called TO order today
Philadelphia was chosen as the next
place " meeting
The feature ~ tho session was an
address by Archbishop ireland IN which
the distinguished prclnto culoEizrd
MnnHlFncur HcHsunirs ~ Indianapolis,
who has been prominent In Catholic
temperance work Tor a generation. and
VINO was present The archbishop cX.
hurtod tho delegates 90 enlist the yf-
forts ~ well az the subscriptions OF
their friends IN the work ~ lighting tho
liquor traffic and concluded By urging
that steps be taken Tor the prrplru-
tlun or "a history OF the Catholic Total
Abstinence Union of America 80 that
tho crusade against the saloon might
Doe renewed at the beginning Of tho
twentieth century
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10

Denver. Colo. Aug i0.-Thc eleventh
annual convention VI the National As
ISOLATION of State Railway and Ware
house commissioners opened az the
Brown Palace Hotel In this city today,
thirty-uuo States being represented by
about 100 delegates, Cicero j. Liuilty
chairman ~ the Illinois board NJ rail-
ruud and wurhuuHe commissioners, o.
president VI the association. and Ed
ward A. Mos"ley VI the Interstate CONE
mvrcu commission IN secretary, prrsl-
dent Lludley called the convention 10
order az 40 o'clock and delivered an adj
dress, The following matters viii De
taken up in the order mOntloncd3 DOn-
Htructlon and operation expenses. sta
tstlgs. uniform classification, powers,
duties and work NJ railway commissions.
lcglslauuni the enforcing or orders;
safety appliances. grade crossings and
plans Tor asuertining the fair valuation
~ railroad properties
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10

cofsfully at Salt Lake city and Denver.
subsequently be- became general agent
of the Missouri Pacific. reslFnlnF 90 be-
come chairman uf the Itnh-Colufndu
aHr0cintipu. which position. with other
chnlrmanahipT. De- has nilHd Tor mum
bor uf years 90 the satisfaction nf an
the associated roads. 10 Dr. perhaps not
too much Co Hny that no man in the rail-
way service ln the State pueH0HHaa ln u
larger degree the respect and confidence
M railroad officials and agents iliH
mind has marked judicial cast and
hla decisions are marked by fairness,
Justice and moderation. iilH promotion
To De- "a general frclEht agent " one M
The leading Eastern reads u a matter
n conrrntulntlnn, ~ la compliment
10 Mr. Flynn's abilities. nH wen na tn
Western railroad men generally The
Delaware, Luckawannh ana Western
extends from New York tu the great
coal regions. with lnnumornhln brunch
-, and commands AN Immense freight
traffic To hiH new position Mr Flynn
Will bring experience. judgment and
ripe administrative capacity a Wide
circle ~ friends viii regret hiH depart
uro from Colorado. but viii atm rejoice
a. the recognition that has hern given
him In this responsible appointment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10
STORY OF A FAMILY FEUD,


THE troubles of two families" Is the
title OF a case which claimed the atton-
ton OF Justice AloAlaster and Jury to-
day
The cnse was that Of the state vs.
Alice Jones, In which the defendant Is
charged with assault and battery, Mary
Anderson being the complaining Wit
ness.
For some time there has been existing
between the two families feelings which
ana not exactly coincide with the doe
trine NJ love and kipdneas, The latter
part of last week the ease assumed seri-
GUS aspects, when Mrs. Anderson and
Mrs. Jones differed about some matters
pertaining 10 the little IonescE
Strong words, breathing out Gre aud
slaughter developed into a free fur-nll
and Mrs. A. had Mrs. j. arrested The
testimony adduced by the defense
seemed 10 Indicate that Mrs. Anderson
was the ugErehsori that she used a club
on the head Of Mrs. Jones IN a manner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10

The will of Henry Terry. deceased. to-
grthHr with petition asking that the
same be- admitted 90 probate. was Med
with the county clerk today. The win
r. dated February 18TH, 1875, and b. Wlt-
uvHaHd hy Adam SpplrH and BENJAMIN
j. Beers The deceased lrft am estate
consisting NJ real property lu this city,
valued ut $1,000 Ann Terry wife uf tho
deceased o. named ua UNOUutrlV, but
she Us now dead. The hrlrH nrr as fOl-
lows. Mary Ann Freeman. aged go n
daughter ~ deceased. John Henry
Freeman, grandson. aged a2. Airs.
Sarah Elllugton, granddaughter ugrd
90 Mrs, Mary Ann Keep graudluurh-
Ter, 70, ON residents of Salt Lake CITY,
on tho goth Of March. 1879, Ann Terry
filod tho VIII and petition for probate
1f the same but nothing was done
with the same The daughtorn Mary
Ann Freeman, now waves her right to
be- appointed administrative and asks
that John Henry Freeman be appointed
Instead.
The hearing was Get for September
End.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10
FORTY YEARS OF
MARRIED LIFE.
Mrs, Iensine J. Johnson Seeks Re-
lief in the Divorce Court
DESERTED IN HER OLD AGE


Alter p,,riy forty years of married
llc J'nalhe ''Hd"hN.'n i'"
Norce from james H. Johnson
According 90 the complaint the par
a.. t.t...,,,,t.t t, ttis cIfy In tho fnil
Wv. ~ b.. .tt.....t
ut l''i rive l'Aia "H'' F" Pr $50
johnson deserted hIa wife ana has since
continued To- live ssparato and apart
-. ., ,.,.......' ..,.. aha, ,,,ye
rom htI' NiIH' d'Ni'."'
her husband no cause 70 tnuf n"A"u"i'
her. ana that be took leave uf her
..t..., ',.ttt .,f ,gitb,ttt nor come
'@"''''' n'' VIII "''' "
sent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10

Queenstown, Aug. iO.-The British
ship Nelson. Capt Perrin, which sailed
from Lyttleton. n. 81 Tor London. ana
which has arrived al this port, reports
that she passed July Q. IN lat. iS u,
long, a w., three ton cutter. contains
ing one man, steering In the direction
NJ ireland. The occupant of The boat
made no reply To the Nelson's imala.
The little craft was proceeding gully
on smooth water, Her name, uppur-
entity, was "Groat Western" or Great
EASTERN
Howard blackburn. OF Gloucester.
Mass, set sail alone on the afternoon
OF June 18th last In little slnop rugged
four ton boat, the Great Western. on
trip across the Atlantic from Glouces-
ter. Mass, 10 Gloucester. Eng
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10

Niohoiss sehmittruth aud iirothsr Want to
be Declared owners 81 the itcpsat Claim.

Nicholas sohmittroth and John v.
sohmlttrnth filed complaint On inter.
ycntiln today ln the case of Wallace
Nlroi va W H. DILLON ot 49, The IltIga-
ton Involves title To- the Repeat lode
mining claim, situated in the llr Cot
tuuwood district The iutcrycnor ulIrgr
that since the End Of April isp,. they
have been ln tho possession of the
claim. and have done an the acts rec
qulred By law 10 ontitie them 90 own
rrHhlp. They pray that the plaintiff
Wallace Nicol and the defendant W.
Il. Dillon be- restrained from entering
upon tho property. that the defendant
heHlghlnnd BOY Gold mining company.
be cniolncd from paying to Nicol or the
defendant. Dillon. any money now IN a..
hands ns the proceeds from the rnlo of
mineral clay taken from the premises.
that upon the trial 81 the action an ac-
counting BE- had ana tho sums which
may be- found to be due from the High.
land BOY company be paid tho lntor-
yeuors, nlru that they have Judgment
against W. r. Dillon FOR $50 and for
such other relief as In equity they may
be entitled 90.
Morse a WhittemDrc are the attor.
ucyH Tor lntcryUuurH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10

Vancouver. u. g.. Aug. 0-Iu conncc.
ton with the arrival Of United States
senator BcVnridge from Manila u is
said that Mrs. NrveridEr, who accom-
panied her husband, had the distinction
~ firing i've shots at the Fillpinos.
while the senator was on the firing
line one day she went for "a drive. ,a-
cortcd hy squad Of Tennessee sol-
dirrH, She ycnturcd too Tar ana soon
rcbul bullets were falling about her
carriage, a hasty retreat was begun.
Mrs. BcvcrIiro drrw hrr revolver.
which ahr had carried since nrriylnr
u Manila and fired five shots In the
direction Of the rebels who could be-
seen akulklng in the distance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10

u. l.. Little. travelling freight agent
~ the burlington LETT Tor Idaho yes
trrday
Joseph 4 West. chief engineer Of the
utlh aud pnoluu passed through hero
en- route 10 ogden today
Friends ana relatives uf tho Utah bat
terry boys ATE taking advantage ut the
southern Pacific rate VI $50 10 tho coast
and return.
a large crowd came down from Bux-
elder this morning over the Oregon
Short Lime ana were transported out tl
Suuir This iH noNuldcr NJ. l. A. day
ut the big resort
Hon, ". q, GuwanH OF To1rio came
in from his home last night. Ie reports
everything quiet lu tho Little ilppub-
ne but says preparations urr being
made ln fact are we'll under way Cor
an elaborate reception % her own yol-
untrrrH. W whom th0rc are several.
The demonstration viii take place with
In q day or two after the big Jubllatlpn
In Salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10
HOLDING UP A GOOD THING.

THE nrsT HOUSEWIVES hold
high IN thclr estimation our
Three Crown Baking Powder.
They have found Il the best material
ana have been much pleased at the
Reasonable price. We established a
splendid reputation FOR It when u was
a high priced powder Now, we are
putting Il on the market at lower
price and assure you satisfaction In IT,
use. Every can 81 can filled with
excellence. and every article Ia which
It is used properly IL sure to be whole
some ana attractive.
Three Crown baking Powder Il sold
and guaranteed by an grocerH M Is
cents per pound. Ask Tor II and refuse
40 Hubgututas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10
WlsTa,,1ii;7sl1t,,,s
HoNtr eAcA-asorisis

which threatened 10 reduce tina wom.,
90 % state N nnncsthesla and thar .,,
volunteered 90 use o gun 10 need BE-
several other attlrlcal remarks WA,
evidence lu The shape of 70 sack Ia ~
bones ana usly looking cluba.
The defendant thofrupon drfis..I
that those selishmo articles ~ war ,'...
used In very forCihle mnnusr or t.,
anatomy and in proof of this si1is.
mont cNhihIted % number OF black ant
blue puts ON her arm.
Arguments ou each side wcrs brIat
ana TIE jury soon returned yerII.i ~,
NOT guilty Attorney Guuter prnra.uf.'
ana Attorney Armstrong rfura..rf.I
the defense. The jury was coinpoa.d ,i
the following persons \. g.. sryi.T Il
!. nugan. G. W. Rankin and james =
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10

Mnnngun, Me, July President
Hrlnyu's commissioner TO Guatemala.
after much effort, failed 20 negotiate
a treaty with that country and mas zoe
turned home. The commissioner 10
salvador was equally unsuccessful
The commissioner 90 Honduras how
ever, succeeded In getting President
Sierra to agree to meet President ~.
llya 0t Amnpnlu, Honduras. or ON "A
steamer In the our ~ Fonscoa, hc-
tween San Salvador and Nicaragua. Tor
the purpose OF oudeavOrlng 10 formu.
late treaty uH near offensive aud Do.
fNnslve az possible, But tho current NJ
feeling In The Central American states
appears TO be unfavorahlc to President
ZClnyu.
business n very duli ana the financial
condition has not improved,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10
SNEAK THIEF GETS 80 DAYS
Richard Wilkes Sent to Jail for Steal.
ing a Pair Of Shoes.

Richard wilkes. who put up rucb ,
game nrht with storrl,eoptr AIoylri.
yesterday afternoon. told judge Tln.
mony that DC guessed De- atol. the rhoe,
from Ncwmau's store. but DE- didn't r..
member anything about a.
I'm sick, your honor. % stranger La
town. and % you will"
thirty days cnmc the odict. and
Richard was not exactly himself nalfn
FOR De- fcit decidedly flckpr.
John Nelson, together with Jim
Smith, Of fake jewOlry fame. both alUi
'Not guilty when Prosecutor DIaH
proceeded 90 adjust hla collar ana rrli
q complaint charging them with violate
Ing the license ordinance.
unlocr Andrew j. Smith gave % de-
tailed account regarding the arrest Z
the two defendants. Nelson said th4t
Dc came from Colorado, whore ha lIvei
ON farm. De- came tu Salt Lake u-
tending 90 get work uui Fsttlr down.
but fate was udumnnt After reviewing
the ease both mon were discharged. mo
court especially ulmuniHhlug Nelson,
who o. more lad. TO return 90 the
farm, milk the COWS and Hhun city ufs
with H. attendant Hnnros.
Elias Thomas, who on the fifteenth Of
July was found guilty " yugmuCy aau-
tencr being suspended owing 90 .Ie fact
that he and his wife promised a. lahva
town. appeared before the court uu tho
old charge. Attorney 4. GuatIu np.
ptnrod Tor tho defendant and prayed
TINT the charge be- dismissed. az he slil
his client had been working Tor Matt
Rhodes ON tho Park city extension.
Afinr considerable parlcylng regarding
tho complaint. the case went over until
2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon: the court
stating ~ this man huH been lu
steady work he must have chance
the same ns any ono else and he D. not
q vagrnnt"
In the meantime "A subpoena has been
Issued for Matt Rhodes TO appear,
Thomas being held IN bonds Of 80.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

Councilman Robert Morris h at his
home seriously ill. having been strlck.
on down with typhoid fever.
There We're two more names added 10
the recruiting list Tor the Thirty
fourth Infantry today. They We're W.
~. Young. aged 81 years. VINO has re-
sided In this city Tor the past eleven
years, He 10 an engineer by trade. The
other n James q, Cross. % years " age,
formerly OF ohio, but has lived here for
fhfs4 yaarH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10

chicago. Aug. io.-wcstcrn roads
have reached nm agreement on the
question ~ rates for state fairs
uniform rutc or one fare FOR the round
trip has been established for such fairs
while FOR other exhibitions. including
the Milwaukee Industrial exposition.
the st. Louis Exposition. s-e Kansas
city Horse SHOW ana the ~, Louis
Fancy Horse Show rate ~ fare and
= third has been agreed upon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10

Judgo Moses Iiaiiett, OF Denver, Obtain.
Title To salt Lake Realty.

A sherln'H deed was issued today 10
Judge Moses Hallett OF Denver. Colo,
by which title 10 valuable piece Of
real estate situated IN Jordan Place
subdivision, I'm the western part OF the
city, IL Transferred 90 the Judge.
The tract embraces number u
blocks and the confederation named In
the deed 10 $4,000. A mortgage on the
property. held BY Judge Hnilett, was
forecloaod In the THIRD district court I'M
December last n was given by 1911 ~,
Kelsey, James X. Gillespie and others
10 secure a loan on the land Tor which
the deed was today given.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10
HEWLETT BROS. co.

they were gold and withai the proceeds
uf 1HWelry store burglary, the placid
stranger rose To- the cast and parted
with eight hard earned dollars. Smith
ana companion named John Nelson
were arrested today on The same old
charge. The wouId.bo poddlcr u the
man who made lIfo such "a burden 10
Tailor klmbail by writing letters to
phllauihroplr ladies' and otherwise up
setting the discipline ~ the city JAN for
Oh uf which Dc was placed M solitary
confinement and put upon the seductive
diet OF bread aud water Tor a few days.
when Smith arrived lu jail bis old
friond hobo lawyer Smith welcomed
him with open arms.
Detective Sheets and Oglcer Grand
pa Hilton are back from their vacation
Ia Idaho and Butte respectively. sheets
Or telling some wonderful stories today
to the boys at headquarters. They
swallowed the trout ns long AZ my .eE'
with bad grace, but when the elongated
detective gOt too oNaHpcrntlnE they sol-
EMMY arose IN the majesty ~ their
wrath. This was the cause. "uh, talk
about trout. boys; why, I Just tell you
man IN an idiot 60 take any tackle
With him up Ia Idaho. The second day
! was there ! throw my rod away, bor-
rowcd y hay rake from q farmer and
drngged them out in muwH N 600
N.''.' go HHahNH a..'NNA' 80 Wv NN"NAN
we're about"
Things have been pretty quiet around
police headquarters during the last
week. There was no police court held
yesterday, owing 10 famine In sub
lccts. Nevertheless. this morning when
the proprietor Of the ST. James hotel
Hont Tor the patrol wagon 60 arrest a
Chinumnn, tho stony hearted officer
refused 10 make tho arrest. The china
man had some trouble over his rent.
consequently The police department
was tp be turned Into collection
agency Some people never seem TO
know tho difference between a civil and
Il criminal case,
oflcor Palmer went out driving last
evening IN his new cart; while going In
the direction of the Warm Springs, Al
bert q, Morris hove Ia sight driving a
spanking team aud Incidentally show
ing two young ladies the beauties OF
Salt Lake city. The next minute the
cart was minus n wheel and ap0kcs flew
like HparrowH In gale. Palmer walked
home and Albert druNa nm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10

\ rcployln suit was nlcd In the Third
district court today by the LOWS
ZukosH Mercantile company. OF ~
Louis, against Thomas e.. patten, na
constable OF the iifth precinct. The
action n 10 recover "a stock or millinery
goods or $500. ita equivalent. alleged 10
have been levied upon and seized in ana
action growing out " the suit II
Walker Bros. a Fylcr VS. Frank q,
bowman, heard before Justice McAlas-
ter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10

Location OF Principal PLACE u business, salt
Lake city, Utah

Notice lshUruhy given that nt meeting "
tho Directors, held un the sth day ~ August,
A. u l'fl, hu Assessment OF nnr half cent
pur share whs levied on the Capital STOCK -
the Corporation, payable ~ once tn the so.
rotary a. his office In The nusrrut savings
Hank W East lomplc Strugt, salt Lake tliy,
Utah and before september rs, lFD,
Any rthk upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid ou the 10Th day NJ trpiumbrri
A, u, iHN viii be- delinquent aud advertiser
for sale ut public auction, ana unless pay
mgut Is mndn before, viii be sold on October
ird A. 10 lsul ut e o'clock noon 90 pay no
drlluQuunt assessment, together Win ihn
cost NJ advertising and expense u sale.
lLtAS A. SMITH
Secretary Fremont Mlning Company, No
Imh.
Dalei August 10Th 1870.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10
ON
TO
MANlLAln

The handsome portfolio descriptive Of
the achievements ~ our troops lu the
Philippines. fllOd with half-t0uo ilms-
trnuonq and containing the complete
roster ~ the Utah Idaho ana Wyoming
volunteers, IL now on the presses In san
Francisco ana VIII be ready al the
News" office IN few days. Price so
cents, postage SC extra.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10

General Manager Bancroft NJ the ore
Fun ShuA Line o. now ln Boise. Idaho.
II o. said that he has gone there on
matters pertaining 90 the proposed
change In the main line 20 az 10 run
through that town.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10

Berlin. Aug i0-Prcsidcnt Mckinley
has written letter 60 Emperor Wi.
Ham, expressing his pleasure at tho
appointment N nr. Mumm Won
schwartzonatcln us envoy cxtraur-
binary 10 the United States during the
absence from America OF DR.. Won ii0l-
lebcn, the German ambassador az
Washington, saying that Or. Won
SchwnrtzUnHtoln'H previous stay az
Washington 81 pleasantly remembered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10

Paris Aug. lo-prcslaent Loubet has
signed tho decree fixing the bountIes ON
exported sugars Tor tho season OF 1880
1900 as follows,
Two francs 70 confines instead ~ o
francs 20 confines ON sugar OF the trat
category
Three frames i6 confines, Instead "
4 francs ON sugar uf tho second cate
CORY,
Three francs % centlmcs instead OF
Z francs 90 cvnlimva on sugar VI the
third category.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10
CHURCH NOTICES.

MI STAKE CONFERENCE.
The NJ. T. conference or the Salt Lake
Stake win D.. held IN the TahyrnncIs
sunday Aug 10 OnlcorH meeting In
the morning nt 10 o'clock. rcncrnl meet
ing In the afternoon at o'clock, and
"a Gospel lecture IN tho evening al S.i5.
Mutual Improvement presidents viii
please have above announcement made
lu meetings on sunday.
lutilARp 70. LYMAN,
NELLIE q. TAYLOR
stake Superintendent
Tho moving pictureI az salia,r every
evening, free.
Inks"
ny gallon, quart or pint, for office use.
News, books. stationery. legal blanks.
L. q, IiAMNEL,
O West Second South Street.