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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-20
Probabilities.
weather bureau at p. m. yesterday 7s

East Texas-Fair; light southerly winds.
West Texas. New Mexico and Indian Terri
tory Fair: variable winds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-20
Mns. GEonGE INDICTED.

tdent McfSinIey's BrOther-in-I.aw.
Canton. Ohio. January 19.--The grand jury
tefay returned true bill against Mrs Annie
George for numbering George ID. Saxton last
October. Tbs Indictment IL for murder IN
the first degree aud the penalty is death by
alecirocution. Saxfon was u brother Of Mrs.
William Mckinley,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-20
the TeIegraph Not Working.

New York. January is.-The Commercial
Cable company has sent out the following
notice: I'VE ara advised that telegraphic
communication with the Islands Of Panay.
Negroes and zebu, philippine islands, 10
temporarily interrupted"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-20

fore the court martial Eagan's defense
will be that General Miles accused him II
poisoning soldiers and that his language
was therefore justifable.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-09
Gtnr kr,ittCn,e E,r,te

ipielte lid auf Dem Srie elmer Gaierne
gu @iesbaoen ab. SI CUR %llebuna ein=
geriidte Sanomebr mar oamit beitGI=
tigt. Die &leioer 81 "perpa'ieu. Yloblif
eriteint ell lirammes @eib auf Der
Siloila6e, 9ebt an ben Glieoern pprbei
uno muliert leoen einSlnen @ebrmann.
Vei elnem, oer-oereben nit Seln,
WtllitQrDoie uno Girilrud-oamit be-
'ddftigt mar, Die Stniridube ar;l,=
Sie1cn, ma6t Die 6rGu Salt, iaBt i'm
an Der Gruit, siebt i'm Dor Die 6ront
uno mndt ibm bittere @orwirIe bar
iiber. oaB er Den snnSen @odenlobu
mltgenommen uno ibr gar tein Gjslo
SuriidgelaI'en babe. gei benz Serpprs
serren Dor Die 6rrnt mar aber audi Die
6rau Dem Sanopebrmann ihon in Die
Sp'enta'te geratben uno bate Den
8elobcutel 'ammt @odenlpbn trium=
pbireno berausgesogen. Ter Wann.
ielner gan3en Saaridait beraubt, bri6t
in ben oraltii6en Guf aus: rSann
mad gu aud Die llebuns nit !" Sc
riibrt ourb oiele @prte, oifnet Die
6rau ben Seutel, gibt Dem Manne
einen She'll oes 0eloes Suriif uro per=
laBt bod ~erbobenen Sauptes ben SAFER
nenbot ben Webrmann Dem Sobn-
9eldbter ieiner 3amera0en preisaebeno.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-09
S is niC6 5e g(oom'n!
usu 6errn Rsnoisb Deooden am Shbamm-
oifte rr,abio.

0drn Sc, oa is mel neili1 mas bais
iirb - 8oooperoommi6 nee, Sic
alopm'n g MID! Sd Gabbe bod neilid
meme srobe 8eeie mad Berlin gemado
Sic wiiien ia, i'd made allie Sabr
dnne grobe Geeie-mer bamm's ia
oer5u. g8ie i6 MI 10 in Berlin iein Dbu
IS is ia a gans ideens S6odoo6en,
abber @erger bao mer mio Den grcB
tcpoaden SreiBen, g is reenepea 9lei'
be glaose gu triegen-wie i'd alip 10 in
Berlin iein obu, I'm 10 redo 9emieolih
in d Resoeran9t iioSen obu, oa ieoso
lid uff eemal 10 d bibides lungs &erl-
den an mein'n Gid, mio d rGdo
experimentation grienen Supe uii'n
&obbe I'm dinner Jeoer orabn ODD iDnio
mar er d Teens bisfen eegenoismlit
abnsetleo'o. Ga. gemieolib I'm belle,
ME mer iein, fang i'd dnne gebilo'oe
unoerbaloung abn, I'm mer tpmmcn 10
rGdo ideene in SistoriA 'rein. Seine
Guslpru6e IN allies, wis er iib 10
gdm'n obao, fam mer Diooer d tleens
bisten eegenoiemli6 Dor.
va 10 beb d beb trie9o mid bod be
Neigieroe bei'm Shlaiioo6en, IN i'd
fra9e 10 rddo belle BON binoen rum:
rSdrn sc. mo iein Sie'n eegenolih
berbeeme?"
rSn Merane." ia9o er.
.Sn Merane?" iug'6. ga, barn
Sc. i'd trieaoe Sc i'm ceri6nen S9en=
blide ornoli9 teene Suio iGr ireioiser
Seberrai6un9.
.Sa, in Merane," ia9o er.
.gus Werane2" brill i'd. PLUS
Werane fein SEP"
81. nu jaood! !" bldto er uno bubbb
oaoerbei bon Sdouble uii. oab id
ornolid ,ioberoe I'm bdberoe, 10 mar
mer Der S4rsd in be glerme I'm Scene
sefabrn. sd weeB gar mid. mas &c
ee9enolid for dnne buosse 8Orte iein,
Sic blum ia 8oooberoanss serape, als
fpenn id Sic peralbern blum obdoe /"
.Nber 8oooidorambad nod dmal!"
bldt' i'd nu OBJ. i'd bin Sc ia OBJ aus
Wsrane, ba iein mer ia 9~anosleioe Il
6drn &c. be idlu9t Sic oas S4inb.
luoer dime ldderli&e 9ade uff. baS
mer be Wubb ornolid pie feiri9e Qofa
bur& Merme uno geene i&oreembe.
gbber OILS beioi&er Wann I'M S&ioxn.
bruoer beanannf'm midi I'm fr"nA.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-09
Der (blaur padicrl.

pfr lDtauf t'auscrl.
SbrIier Yenoemanna Saderl III be-
riibmt nesen ieiner Stlaubeit oil stpei
Meilen i'm llmireis; aber mas eigent,
lid fir Elm Genie in Dem Waleiis=
piederl itedte, bapon bat bod tein
Meni6 cine redte Worliellun0 oe1abt.
@lle Tormittas 10 ge9en elf llbr
berum 9ebt 6Oriter Senoemann in Den
8ptben S6ien, trintt ba 10 Elm, siuei
MaB uno oeripeilt nit 9rOBem Nppetit
cine gratmurlt nit &raut. Saderl iibt
oerlueil am 6enIier uno i9aut su, mas
auf Der Safe paIiirt, pb Dem Meb9er
SiipIle Iein SullenbeiBer mieoer nit
Dem SGmieo GslSbeimer ieinem Yuoel
tarambolirt, Oh Der 3iebbuno pom
&rdmer Driiben allie Soriibergetenoen
anbeIlt uno mas JOINT 10 elm Sunoe=
geniltb intereiiirt. gber 10 balo ole
&ati Die gSurli fir Den Serrn 6orlter
auftrd9t, Damn ipringt T0derl BON
6eniterbreit, mu6t idon, uno betommt
feline cine S6eibe @urit; mebr sibt's
nidt BON iuegen Dem gppell, meint
6Orltcr genoemann. Gaderl persebri
nit einem Iuii6lufen Die S6eibs
Wurit uno tebrt Damn auf ieinen plap
Suriid. Sn Der leBten g9oGe bats i'm
aber g~edrgert. oas talte gSetter ndmli6;
niht, meil's ben Saterl an Die Seine
"irieren tbGt, 10 mas geniert bod einen
SGaersbuno nimmer, mobl aber, weil's
Jenlter i'm EOtben Cdien 10 oi6t su9e=
Irpren mar. ooB Der Saderl nidt
binausl6auen tonnt'. las perorpB ibll
gemaltig; Suipeilen bat er periudt, nit
Der 3un8e oas Sis berunterSuleden,
ober babel bat er ii1 bo6Itens ben
S6nuplen gebolt. Gang bat er nun
nO0ACouht. ric bcm llebeltanb absl,=
belfen lei. Sn Den nGtiten Sagen fdllt
Dem 6orlier auf oaB Der Saterl stpar
ME 'Onlt lein marmes @urlti6eibden
nimmt, aber ni6t glei6 binunter=
'dluft. rg8as bat er oenn mur?" oentt
genoemann uno bepbO9tet einmal ae=
ral ben Saderl uno mas iiebt er? ga
ltebt Der Gaterl nit ben Sinterfiiben
auf Dem Stubl. nit ben yproerIiiBen
auf Dem 6enlterbrett uno nit Der ipiben
S6nauSe oriitt er Die marine @urits
i6nitte 9egen Die SdGbe, bis Elm Gut.
lob getbaut 1T, ME sln 6iinfmartliiid
srpB; Damn crit p~erse5rt er Den giiien.
limb oa lag nod elmer, oaB ion
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-09

piooer 10 rddo belle bon binben rum
mel tann Sc oo6 mid 9lei' ale 2eioe
in 10 amer 9roben S6oaoo tpie Ws-
rane tenn'n.-
.Sa iein &c mObl in Gleeoeri@ooi-
fen?"
.Nee," fa9o er.
.SoOer icin Sc d 6drber?" ias'9.
~Mee." iago er.
.Sooer iein sc CONAN d S6uioer in
Der Sabrit?"
IS nee bod !" brillo er oa wiOoer
ME d Seiue. r0as 9ebo ia, ipeeB SOls,
ieber Dc Suoi6nure, mas Sic eegal for
Gnne eenidlo'ge Wl1broe ma@cn !" In
oaoerbei so9t or dnne Stable, oab id
balo ipiooer in be greebte Wuob &C.
raoben obao.
nNa 0oooOernu9elbpbr, mas iein sc
N ou?" iag'6 M.
gle Teens @eilGen io9o er gar niido.
abber nacbber obao sr De 0iol9e uii.
rNe 6iebrer." Iaso er.
.@e 6iebrer?" ia9'A I'm iin9t d
tleens bis6en abn Sc ieiren, ipeil i'd &c
ndmli6 d gang idri6DliNen y8ios
MAIDEN pplloe. ng00s iiebrn Sen
oa?" ia9'A, .Sdren perleito?"
Gri6o sog er wiooer dnne 6labbe
uno i'd glooboe, er miroe in dnne mer=
oerliGe Sadie ausbre9en-abber er
ladoe MID I'm ia9oe:
yGeeienoe."
"&eeienoe?" iua'd. God MID
Observation-Disclosures"
rs, dummies 3eig! !" iago er. ,Ser-
gnie9un9sreeienoe."
So" iag'd. $50 On oa bin?"
rs, mad S9enne."
nNGd S6eenebaimden, meenen &c."
i09'i, .Oas Lego ia MID neio bon uns."
.giee, S6enne mee'n i6," iago er.
lin na6ber nab Gutenberg, &aosen=
i6oeen. &Oobenidoeen-"
nSdhenberg, aaOseni6oeen, Goooen=
i6ceen!" brill i'd. .gbber Gpoo=
idoramba6 nod dmal, jeos pollen Se
mid wObl perulbern pbun? 81 mas
giebo's ia bel uns in gang Sa6ien
MIDI"
,Wer reo'p on pon Sa6ien !" iago
er unb ldlugt wiOoer Die esnfdlo'ge
ld6erlide Sadie uff. rgon Stroll
reD'h."
.abbsr OooDperoimmii6, Sic bamm
op6 9eiago, &c iein aus Merane !"
idrei i6.
IS III ia bod, aus Meran in Sirol!"
Sdrn &c. wiiien &c, bammie Sc
CANS unnen bel Soaleien d Neio ME
uniere i6eene SeimaoidtaDb geooofo.
I'm oa mar Oas SGrid6en her! IS n
10 mas 81 9lpom'n?
4bber Sic BARREN mid CONAN oenten,
oaB ih mer bon Den MiBperihodnoniiie
babbe mas merten laiien. s nee Sd
baooe ia slei' geidbn. mie er 10 d tles=
nes bis6en es9enoiemli9 9etleo'o mar,
I'M ODD ME ieine Nusipra6e IN allies
ME er lid 10 sGm'n obao d bisden 10
rG6o eesenoiemlib iein obao-sar mid
10 rdho ME bel uns oerbeeme in Sad-
len. ga. belle ME mir fem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-09
BrHrruttu in Eid1t.

Gieutenant: rVDrgeItern Nbeno
batten mir Sdinten uno groo, 9eItern
Qbeno ieBeli Oh mir @urli uno groo
Dor. beute iiebt adie uno Sroo oa; ma,
mOrgen BADEN mir mcbl groo allein?"
-Surfbe: rNee, Serr 2eitnant,
mpr9en bonn mer ben Gri6ten!"
6rfnrocrniHe eiues praftiifen Mr,,
ties. Sn einem dlteren meoi3inii1en
Werte pom Sabre 1875 lit oapon Die
&eOe, melhe Gigenidaitsn Elm prattii6er
NrSt beiiBen muB. Ger GrsOBlidteit
balber mag bier Der @ortlaut oes be-
trefienoen Antiquities aus Dem aenann=
ten Sude Iol9en. .Nahosm Der tinf=
tise prattitus in gutter Sronung uno
nit treuem Slsibe feline Stuoien auf
nleoeren uno bpbsn Sdulen pollsnoet,
oarauf 6ifentli9 bisputirt uno oes
Sipprtrates Gio 9ei6poren, foil er iein
gSert angreifen uno in Der @elt ber=
portreten. absr nl6t pariiimirt, nidt in
blibenOen aleioern, ionoern einfad an
getban uno nit elmer perriide. Gr iorl
iein mpblgewa4ien, Der @siblein ball
Der reinli6, 9eiprddi9, nidt idwab=
bait, bon 9utem 8eodhtniB, BON gro
Per lrtbeilstraft. berablaHeno. nidt
gepinniiitti9, nidt t%runtfGlli9. nidt
auf9eblaien ME Elm pfau, nidt oer=
liebt, mpbl aber benefit. Gr ioll mitten
in Der Staot mobnen uno lid iein auf
marine 9dnoe bon tpe9en oes pulies
i6iden. gr ipll nidt 10 ltetis idnupfen
uno bel iotbanen Seiu6en Elm iein uno
relnli6 9ii6lein nit lid fibren."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-09
Gin Dir lt1irklid,I,rit ,nriidsnr-
fithrt.

g Heller: r@siBt gu.
6rau. bel Der Sdriitiellerei 1T gar
nidts mebr 81 Oeroienen. Wenn i'd
tOnnte, 10 piiroe i'd mir pobl eire
9robe Sdmeinemditerci erridten! Sas
Toll iebr lobneno iein. "-8attin:
r@ber TRACE Gid bod nidt INNER nit
iol6en Soealen ! Taraus miro ia bod
nidlts."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-09
Auf Srr Etrluun 1rhuhu.

GabrgaIt gum 2Otpmotipiiibrer.
pelter. troBoem bic AbiabrtsSeit i6or
lett etliden Winuten periiritsn 1T, oil
Waidine nidt in Seweeune ieBt. oafill
aber ME b"eieiIen Der S0mpipieii,
idrille, langgeSOgene piiffe entludt)
"Sebt iagt's ma nur, we9'n mas iabr'll
mir oenn net? llno pes'n mas pieif
e. oenn 10 narriid?"-S
iibrer: nSa, mir tinnu no net ab'
fabr'n-im WirtbsGaus iist no elmer.
Der q nit mill. uno neil er IL periami
orum pieii' / inn !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-09
Ninnsabslis .Sournal" iast:

Der Burlinaion Buffet Bibliotbel.W asec
IN elmer Der teouemiter, bic ie auf &dber ss
iteQt tuurben. NnBer aGen Yeripoen uns &
terotur 9ibt es bort boppelte @bif Brstte
fir u%nterbaltuns Der &eiieneeu. Tie @li
ipei6 nur. mas bsorenst III in Be,pa az
S&onbeit. BequemliAisit unb QuTus OIL
Der burlington 2imitee. 49.2i
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-09
H1d1nr Belt.

2urt6en: .@ibt es mod ettpas,
Wama?" W m q: .Nein!A -
&urt6en: Sang semiB nidt?"-
Rama: rIber nein IS sibt nidts
mebr !" - 3urtden: .Na, bann
tann ids ia iasen. oab i'd idon 2eib-
idmer3en babe! !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-09
SebiemmnS bel SiIb.

Sohp. 8. u. 8eialer bon Nonanso, v.
O., reiite iirslih iiber bic Burlington nah
Benniploanien. Or ihreibt: sd fano Die
Bebienuna uno MccomobatioEen auf Sbrer
Strede better ais ouf irasno elner anoeren,
bic i'd i'm 8eiten fennen eelernt babe. Dies
II sanS %belonoers iuabr BON Der Beoienuna
bel 9iih. 49s2t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-09

sem 5Ootseslaubten aus Sdreden 3pi,
iden bic 6iBe mari, worauf er ielblt
nit glibesldnelle CUR Sbiire binaus.
fubr. gr mar Der GinSige. Der ben Gbef
fur einen 8ei1t belt!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-09
CARL KROPP,
ap.GontrQctor,

empfeblf fin I'M superlaiRaen 0n.
ferti9sn DON aofenani&ldeen fur
Neubanten afler Qrt uno R9ert
prompte, plan9emdte unb anfrie'
benfteIense vrbett betm 0srt@ten
Der Uauten al. &ae nHb uur bte
befeu Sorten bon Ralf u. Cement.
efSee syuN'1 Bloc, ct. 0esmatnhrabs
81. GIsub. Ntxu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-09
ps' B.st. tasr d.a 1susb.dsrt Ia
So: Xpe3ereien bet 81:
ENDERLE & COMPANY
st. 0ermainftrase. st. gIsub, Rinu.

lBer INNER nur baS Mlerbeite fir Rnns
sn6 Saus faufen mia, TONNE 5u uns. Wir
halten nnr bic feiniten uno beifen Groceries
~ mbali4ft niebrisen Vretien. GriiHs But.
ter unb gier, uno mas uns bic Saiion auaen.
bItdli4 ned an friidem gartenseua bieten
Tam, fets porrdtbis. Reeae unb suporfom.
msnbs 4eoienuns iebem &unben ause.
R&ert. lob
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-09

Weinen ,ablreihen alien Batienten nnc
benz aQsemeinen gublitum ,ur sefaaisen
Rabri6t. bab ih jest aIein pratti3ire uno
ieoe 0~ebinbuns nit Or. R. j. 6ubert
ael0ft babe. Weine Office beinoet iih
BON iebt ab in msinsr Wsbnuns Ne. 10
4, Npenue iIblih, in pelher ih III ben
Stunben, pdbreno oenen ih niht i'm 6ss'
pital beibGftiat bin, gu iprehsn fein wer'
be. Ahtuugsusa
3. y. 1unn, W. >.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-21
BOSTON Wool Market.

Boston. Sept. 2O.-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow
Another large weeks business has been
transacted in the wool market. the sales
FOR the week aggregating over 1900 .00l
pounds. The market has. in fact, been
somewhat excited at times. Two weeks
ago some of the sales effected were re-
ported to have been made slightly under
the edge of the market, but the transac-
lions Of the past week certainly have been
in most cases at full quotations. Strength
ened by the opening al the London sales,
where prices were quoted at 10G1215 per
cent higher than at the close of the pre-
yious sales. the feeling in the local mar
ket is very firm and the trend of values
is Enthusiastically upward
There is an especially good demand for
fine staple goods. Many of the trade be-
lieve this kind of stock is headed toward
Doc, and there are not wanting those who
stock
The sales of the week in Boston amount
to 9,1110J0 pounds domestic and $4,000
POUNDS foreign, making total of 95l2, 900
POUNDS, against a total of S,556000 pounds
Tor the previous week and a total of
l,5S4, 600 pounds for the corresponding
week last year. Sales since Jan. l, 1899,
amount to 2O9, $4,000 pounds, against 49,,
tt4,UlV pounds last year at this time
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-21
MANY ARE SHUT OUT.
Attorney General Gives An Opinion
Regarding Civil Service Rules.

Washington, Sept 2O.-The attorney
general has given an opinion to the
state department which is of great in
terest to the large army of depart
ment employees in this city, on what is
known as the temporary roll. The Of
ficials of the state department decline
to permit the publication of the opin-
ion, but from other sources it is ascer-
tanned that the attorney, general holds
broadly that the amendment TO rule s
of the civil service rules recently made
by President Mckinley. applies only to
those persons holding temporary ap-
pointment in the government service
at Washington who were certified by
the civil service commission for such
temporary appointments.
The effect of this opinion is to cca1-
pletely shut out from possibility of
transfer to the permanent rolls of the
department all persons holding tempo
rary appointments not certified by the
civil service commission 81 early all
the persons on the temporary roll OF
the war and treasury departments come
within this prohibisory category. for
the reason that they were appointed by
the heads of the respective departments
during the Spanish war without GER
tifications from the civil service COM
mission.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-21
/. Ogden Briefs.

Mrs. H. c. Bigelow leaves today for
a visit in Chicago.
E. II. Anderson and Frank ]. Cannon
were Salt Lake visitors yesterday.
James Ingebretson left yesterday
morning for Ann Arbor to pursue his
law studies
A marriage license was issued yes
teo-day to ]. NJ. Stone, aged "a, and Miss
Jessie Mills, aged IS, both of Ogden.
S. d. Abbott is carrying his hand in a
sling as a result of a blast in a. mine
at Willard hill, in which he is en-
ployed.
A man giving the name of Granger
was arrested last night by Officer
Cooney and locked up in the city jail,
charged with burglary. Granger is
suspected of having tapped the till at
Flyers bakery.
George Barnett, the pioneer, of Pleas
ant View and Weber county, died at
his home in Pleasant View Tuesday
night at the age of " years. Mr.. Bar
nett's relatives have been summoned,
including a son in Texas.
Quite a number of Ogden people,
friends and relatives of the late Bishop
Nichols of Brigham City, went to that
place yesterday, to attend the funeral.
Mr.. Nichols was the father of Mrs. A.
r. C. Smith, queen of the Weber county
fair.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-21
DEATH OF JUDGE PIPER.
Was Formerly On the Bench at Mos
cow Idaho

Seattle, Wash, Sept. 2O-Judge w. G.
Piper, late of Moscow, Ida, died at
Providence hospital at o'clock this
afternoon. Judge Piper had been in
railing health since his retirement from
the bench last January. He had been
for about two weeks in the hospital,
but his condition was hopeful until
yesterday morning, when he suddenly
took a turn for the worse.
Judge Piper was well known through
out the northwest. He was born in
Washington county, Pennsylvania,
Aug. s, 1881. He was a school teacher
IN his early days. Removing to Ohio
he was admitted to the bar and prac-
ticed many years and held various
prominent offices in that state and In
diana. In 1876 he came with his family
to Oregon, locating at Albany. In
1850 he was elected district attorney for
the Third judicial district of that state
In 1887 he moved to Idaho and was
in 1880 elected superior judge for the
INSTRUMENTATION district. He was re-
elected in 1894 being one of the few
Republicans chosen for office in that
state that year. He declined a re-
nomination last fall and retired from
active work when his term expired.
Judge Piper leaves four sons, Charles
A, Edgar B., George u. and Fred W.,
all of Seattle. and two daughters, Mrs.
Z. w. Langdon and Mrs. Cusick, both
of Albany, Ore. He also leaves a
widow.
The funeral will take place in Seat
tie Friday and will be under the aus
pices of the Scottish Rite Masons. Judge
Piper was for more than forty years a
member of that order.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-21
District Court Yesterday.

Estate of Charles Buck; it was or
dered that Hannah Buck be appointed
Administrative with bonds in the sum
of 500.
The case of A. S. Condor VS. August
Nichols was continued for the term.
The case of William Smith VS.. N. j.
Harris ct al. was continued by consent
for the term.
Clinic, information filed by county at
torney and defendant granted until
Thursday. Sept. q, to plead.
The case of Mary Magee VS.. Thomas
F. Ferris came on for trial before the
court and. upon hearing evidence and
arguments, the court ordered that
judgment be entered as prayed.
Court then adjourned until 10 o'clock
this morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-21
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, Sept 20.-The demand for cat
tie was rather dull today, and while
choice grades were steady, ordinary cat
choice cattle. $5.70a6 IS; commoner
grades, $4-25d5.65; stockers and feeders.
SS.00d500; bulls. cows and heifers, $1,000
$50: Texas steers. S3.50G4.15; rangers, So %
$3.50; calves, $5.00@SO0.
Trade in hogs was less animated and
the majority of sales were made at slight
ly reduced prices. Heavy hogs, 81. 1904. 20;
mixed lots. S4.S0a4.75; lights. 1891 IS ;
pigs. S3.70Q460; eulls. S2.00G410.
Sheep and lambs were in poor demand
lambs averaging l5025c lower Sheep
$2.51d450 largely at IS. 75G4.3O western
tloclls predominating and bringing s.. 70G
3.S5; lambs, SS.50q6.25, western rangers
bringing S4.50d5.40.
Receipts : Cattle. 1850; hogs, $1,000;
sheep. 10000
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-21
The y. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to all Others.
BRIGHAM YOUNG COLLEGE
Logan, Utah.

Opens Monday, September 49, Offers
the following courses: Course in Cen
eral Science, four years; course in Arts.
four years; Academic course, four
years: Normal course, four years; Sub
Academic course, one year: special
Sunday School Normal course; Mutual
Improvement Normal course A well
equipped Normal Training School, com
prising the beginning, first and sixth
grades, is maintained in connection
with the work of the Normal Depart
nent. The courses in General Science
and Arts lead to baccalaureate degrees.
The college facilities comprise three
buildings. with fifty-three rooms. well
furnished, and such museum and sci
entific apparatus as required in the
various courses; a good working library
and reading room, supplied with the
local papers and leading periodicals of
fine United States. There is also a
large field properly fenced for base
bali basket ball and other athletic
sports. Faculty numbers twenty-six.
Tuition, free. Entrance fee $1,000.
Admission to the Normal Training
School, free.
For catalogues and further informa-
ton, address H. BULLEN, JR.,
Sec'y Brigham Young College,
Logan Utah
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-21

MEN AND WOMENIN ALL THE VARIOUS
Ql walks Of lfe-professional men, trades
men, laboring men, housewives, and women
and men who enjoy a life of leisure-to all mus;
come sickness and suffering sooner or latter.
Nervous Dyspepsia, Catarrh of the Stomach
and Indigestion are frequently forerrnners of
the more serious of stomach disorders, slch as
Cancer of the Stomach and liberation of the
Stomach. Again, stomach disorders often lead
to serio IS II artcomplications.
The great HUDyAN is an infallible specific
for all stomach diseases. Many people suffer
month after month and ye r after year witt
stom ich trouble, because they seek pallatives
only; because they resort to those many pepsin
remedies that rave only temporary effect
HUDYANis unlike such remedies, because it
strengthens and stimu ase, all the glands oon-
cerned in the digestion of food, and this toning
effect is permanent and lasting.
You may know that serious stomach disorder
is threatening if you suffer with headaches
Zig. y, coated tongue and offensive breath
Zig. p, pains in shoulder Gig. 81, paIpita-
ton of heart (Fi~. ~, feeling of heaviness or
weight in stomach or pain in stomach Gig. -,
pain or ache in right side over region of liver
Gig. g.. Liver disorder is n usual complicat on
of dyspepsia aud kindred diseases. There are
other symptoms Indicative of stomach disorder
Nervousness. costiyeness. loss of appetite, sal
low complexion dizzy spells, sleeplessness ano
gaseous cructations.