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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-12-14
poor Farm Proposals.

Notice il hereby given that proposi-
tions will be received by the Board OF
County Commissioners of Day county.
s. d., at a regular meeting OF the board
on Jan. 2nd, 1900, for sale OF half Sec
tion OF land to said county for poor
farm for said county. Said land must
be in one contiguous track, not more
than ak milesfrom amy railroad station
within Day county.
Propositions must be in writing stating
description, character os soil and im-
provements. Successful bidder must
iunisil abstract OF title and convey to
Corunty by warranty deed. The right
to reject any and all propositions is re
served by the Board.
j. +. Pitsor,
Co. Auditor
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-12-14
Notice OF Chnttel Mortgage Sale.
j. +. Pitsor,
Co. Auditor

Notice of Chattel Mortgage Sale.
Default has been made in the conditions
of a chattel mortgage, made and dated
the thirteenth day of August 1898, by w.
G.. Becht and John Seedhouse, nIortgagors
TO Alonzo AhfeTs, mortgagee, To secure the
payment of one thousand dollars and in
tereSt. The nature of which default is as
follows: The whole sum secured by said
mortgage became due and payable OH
thereof has been demanded and the same
has not been paid, nor has any part there
of. except h sum of three hundred
dollars, paid thereon September -, 1898,
and there is now claimed to be be due
thereon, the sum of seven hundred and
sixty three f76A dollars; and Alfred ID.
Haish and William Wagner, partners as
A. ID. Hash q Co, and Alonzo Ahlers
are the owners of said mortgage and the
dcbt thereby secured.
Now, notice i hereby given, that said
mortgage Will be fOrecloSed by the sale OF
the mortgaged property which il deScrib-
ed in said mortgage as follows to-wit:
One j, j. Case 81 inch Cylinder Separa-
tor, Self Feeder, Complete; One Giant Ia
horse, straw burning, Traction E1gine;
One Tank and Tank Pump; Cre 100 foot,
4 ply, I inch Driving Belt; being same
ThTeshing Macbiug Outtit bought of
Alonzo AhlerS. which sale will be made
at the front door of the Court house, at
Webster, in the County OF Day, and State
of South Dakota, on Saturday the 23rd
the afternoon OF that day.
Webster, South Dakota, December l4th,
1899.
A. ID. Hash & Co.., and Alonzo Alters,
BY JoSephus Alley, Owners of Mortgage,
Attorney for owners of said Mortgage.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-12-14
rIiIky Way.

More faith is being pinned to the COW
in this state as the result of her faithful
ness becomes known through experiment.
There is hardly a farmer who has taken
to tie patronage of the creamery or has
given more time and attention 20 the COW
bnt what has found that there is good
money in selling her product. 1t is seem
ingly small from month to month but as
the year rolls around the aggregate re-
ceipts amount to a goodIy sum and under
this influence tbs mortgages in this state
are being cancelled with wonderful
rapidity.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-12-14
Does it:Pay to- Buy Cheap

A cheap remedy for coughs and cold
10 all right butyou want something that
vii, relieve and cure the more severe and
dangerous results Of throat. and lung
troubles. What shall yoh do? Go to )
warmer, aud more regular climate? Yes
II possible; n NOT possible for you, then
In. eithe. case take the Only remedy y. tha,
has been introduced In Sli civiiiz8d cQvl.
tries wish success In rel throat sa6d
lang troubles, "Bosche,'s German Syryp,
1t not only heals and;stimulates the AS
sues to destroy the germ disease but
ailays inflammation Causes easx erDect.
Grafton, gives good niwit,ss rest, and
cures the patient. Try one bottle. ! He.
commended many years bysal1 druggists
in the world. Sample bottles at Ross &
Co.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-12-14
The Bee Buzzes In Toms Bonnet.
In So. Oak. as well.
Omaha Bee.

A Missouri court has held that the
promise of deputyship by a candidate
for office is a bride rendered 10 a voter
in violation of the corrupt practices act.
To be a bride the thing offered must be
something of value. Promises of deupty-
ship may be worth something in Mis-
souri,, but there are scores of popocratic
politicians in Omaha who would be will
ing {, swear that promises are not worth
a cent in this climate.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-12-14
Stat Taxes Less Than Last Year.

Aberdeen News.
The opposition has been quite sure
that Repul lican Legislature Of last winter
would swamp the st tie with the large
appropriations the members we're COM
PEELED 70 make 4, meet urgent needs
and to pay mp defR .%iencies left by
the ni~ggardlincss Of their fusion pred
ecessors. An examination IF the tax
rolls of this county shows that notwith-
standing an increass of $1.4S7,7 47 in the
valuation of taxable property. the state
tax this year is S1,690,37 less than it was
last year.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-12-14
h Father knew.

Mrs. Worth-John. 4 think. this gold
pen would be the most appropriate: ar
ticIe we could send Harvey for a:tArth-
day present.
Mr.. Worth-So, no: IL we sent him
that. the FIRST use he'd make Of II
would be TO write home for money. 30
we'll send him cash and make an end
Of it.-Jewelers' Weekly.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-12-14
Notice for Publication.

ISL pUU DNt' I-V"f
Land Office at Watertown ). d., Nov -, 1879.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make his timberculture entry final proof
in support of his claim. and that said proof
will be made before the judge or in his
absence the clerk CT the county court at
Webster, Day Co., S. d., on Jan. 18th 1900,
viz:
JORGEN NIKOLAISEN.
4. G. Entry, No. 1924, for the SIS swA, section
20, township l23, range s.,
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land viz:
T. j. Hagen. A, DanielsOn, Ole Hanson,
Carl Johnson all of Webster, 5. d.
Lee StnYer. Resister.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-12-14
TIE r,nsi Teu~A.

Ready for All that might befail. the
female detective prepared TO venture
forth on the track OF the desperate
criminal. Al the threshold she paused
and cast one more look back.
els my Disguise on stralght?" she
asked. Rhiladelphia t;ortli American
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-12-14

Order to Show Cause on Application OF
Guardian for Order OF Sale OF Real
Estate.
First pub Dec. 1I-4w.
State of South Dakota IN couDty Court.
County of Day.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Christina X. Green, deceased.b
Order to show cause on application of
Guardian for order of Sale of Real Estate.
IL appearing to this Court, from the petition
this day presented and hled by Davlu
| Williams the guardian of the estate oil FRED
9reen, Minnie l.. Green, Dora ID. Green. beirs
| at law of Christina X. Green. deceased,
| minors, praying for an order OF sale OF certain
real estate belonging to his said wards. that
il is necessary that such real estate should
be sold. !,
1t Is hereby ordered that the next Of kin OF
the said wards, and all persons interested IN
the said estate. appear before this Court on
saturday the 10Th day of January A. ID. $50,
at 10 o'clock a. M, at the Court room of said
Court, at the Court house in the City of Web
ster. Day County, then and there TO show
cause why an order should not be granted
| for the sale of such estate.
And IL is further ordered that a copy OF
this order be published at least four succes-
| siye weeks before the day of hearing, in the
Reporter and Farmer a newspaper printed
ard published in said Day County.
Dated Webster, December llth, 1879.
BY the Court,
Joseph j. Cowan
81 A''; % SSGss of . ,as S"aD'' court.
Clerk of the County Cont.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-12-14
Warrant Csli.

AL warrnnts to and including Reg,
No. 715 are hereby called for payment
and interest crasrs after this date Dec. Z
1899 II. II. Foster Treas. Iud School
Dist. No. 101.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-12-14
Notice for Publication,
First Dub. Nov Ih-6w

Land Office at WATERFOWL $. d. Nov 4, 1899
Notice is hereby given that the following
to make. iourestead final proof in support of
his claim, ahdthat said proof will be made
before the judge or in his absence, the clerk of
the county court at Webster SD, on Dec.
% 1893. wiz:
! ANDREAS EXERT.
Hid. Entry No. 2l6l1 for the Lot 4, Sec. 6,
Typsl20, North Range Sc, West. %
:, He,nalnes the following witnesses to prove
hts continnc1s residence upon Standardization
soE said fani viz:
John Hsjnacki Webster, 8. D., Martin
Baron: Lily. y. Ant9n Gort. Webster, s. ID.
PsufPischki, Webster, $. ID.
-. - Lee Slower. RpRister
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-12-14
Notice of Rearing Petition for Letters OF
Administration.
First puh. Dec. 7.3w.

Notice 81 Hearing Petition for Letters OF
Administration.
First pub. Dec. 7-3w,
Ststs Of South Dakota,l
County of Day.
In the Matter % the Estate ofl
II ans A. Selves son. deceased.
/ This State of South Dakota sends Greetinx
20 samuel Saiyerson. Herman Hermanson,
Celia JacabsOn, Sam A jacobson Anna Jacob.
son, hcrmand jacobson heirs next OF kin Of
Hans. "A. Salverson. deceased, and TO all
20 whom these Sreseats MAJ come.
Notice 10 hereby given. that Samuel Salver.
son he's Aley with the Judge % this Court, q
p~etitiOn. praying for Letters of Administers.
ton OF Abe Estate OF Hans A. Salssrson,
deceased. and that Wednesday, the nth day
Of DeeemSer aeSs. nc one o'clock p. M. of said
dny. ocing Q day OF O regular term Of this
Tours; to-wit; OF the December term, 1883, ut
tbs Court room Of said Court &C The City OF
Webster , In the County Of Day. have been
appOsnted % the time and place for hearing
said petition. when and where any person may
appear and show ssuse Why said petision
should not be granted.
Witness the Hon. Joseph J. Cowan, judge
OF thssCounty Court, aud the Seal
(~~l OF said Court thisssh, day Of Dee.
SEAL ember AID. 1889 at his ofhce In the
(~b City Of Webster. County Of Day
= State OF south Dakota.
Joseph =. Cowan.
Attest;,. Judge Of County Court.
Clerk.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-12-14

Order to Show Cause ON Application OF
Guardian for Order OF Sale OF Real
Estate.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-12-14

THE readers under this head are contri-
buted by the Ladies' Of the w. G. T.. L., under
the immediate supervision of Mrs. Frank
Gibson as Edit0r.l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-29

First snnctify your house. your meet
Ink house. or your temple. then Eo ou
and teach the other principles that per-
tain t1 life and salvation First ret the
corner stone laid nrmly. as President
Cannon said yostcrdy.
THAT u may be most holy. behold
verify j Say unto YOU. 10 shall not De %
land 0f Zion unto YOU;
And this shall Dc ON ousumplo unto
go ihs stakes Of Zion. Even SO. Amen.
tscc. ll'' 6-t
have heard ~ some mon Flylnr that
they did not pay uih.nH because lt W1t
used ln a direction thIt they cuuHidar.
Cd hlghiy Improper. that o. tY say such
psfHIna VIII hot DO thOlr oufN uHcluH
some other nosur does not d1 hIH dutf.
in 20 foW words. Tint explains the whole
thing They will not aH.IHi boo kcoplnr
thIH Jaw holy that WH Wuy ha prnH0rv.
od from our enemies because somebody
DlHe docs wfuug. That IH Willy reason.
tp ray thr least Let man DO right
though thern IH mot another man und"I
heaven that docs right in The days
uf thH nutii0luVilrH everybody dId
WRONG except eight persons th' "lEht
saved Themselves. and Hl. the root ware
destroyed. lot us do right and never
Boz moved 90 do wrong because some
one elise docs wrong when you have
paid your tlthlug. TINT IH aN you have
10 do IN regard 60 making TINT law
holy
Hrethron aud sisters. ! say. God bicHg
you. Iut I t0ll you. lu Che name M
tho turl God uf Israel. TINT the time
hna come Wh.f you and / must honor
ihis law and mako % holy na thc Lord
has commanded.
and say unto you. n my people OBJ.
serve not thla law. tu Keep 10 holy ana
by this Jaw uurlfy tho inud NJ Zion
unto inc. that my statutes and my iudg-
mnutH may ho kept thereon, that 10 may
bu most holy, behold verify I ~ unto
y0u % shall not o. re- land OF Zion unto
you" lscc. no. 90
say-nnd j say O. lu the name ~ the
Lord thU time h1s come when The Lord
will not look upon us nH itc huH looked
upon us iu the past. but 10 requires W.
now 60 honor this law ana 90 make u
holy. tie requires me 90 do this. ana
tl teach II 20 my brethren and HlHtCrs.
HD requires you 90 DO 10. nud Go teach
10 10 your brethren and sisters, ana 90
use every Influence 90 have this law
hunorrd. ~ you viii do This. ths Lord
God ~ heaven Will cause HE blessings
to flow unto you On an extent that
will be- astonishing. tie win help us
out OF our present difficulties. uud In
dohtrduras, and he VIII give ua honor
before The nations " the earth, ana In
nuunco over those that would seek Co
destroy u.s.. and tho blessings n heaven
viii b0 upon ua most bountlfully. This
! know. ana ! pay u Ca the name N the
Lord Jesus Hut n we ia not Observe
this law. nftcr what I have said and
what my brethren shall say 90 YOU, n
YOU 40 not observe Co make this law
holy. there win be ioHolutIon follow q
followed tho Saints ln former days
The Lord a. God of Justice. Just think
or iii Here wr have been under the
education on this law and have had exc
perieuce IN u Tor upwards of sixty
years. Now We must observe u or we
cannot inherit the blessings " God.
God bless you. Amen.
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nnnnn rtnnnnln

boiling point the milk Will have reached
i.uipeinlurc not lar from IsI da.fees.
.nu Ut mat Temperature iF aert up Cor
Client
Those who object to the slightly
'DWh'h UhNur may reduce thls lI ID
minimum by not heating tho milk to
more lhnn 100 degrees aud kaepine Do
ihtic Tor thirty minutes This WIu hn
q. NHtntull uH heating 10 Co. boiling
F'ui ahu Keeping DO there only FOR one
w TWO minutes. but neither uf these
Nupelatutcs lnsures absolute atUriiiza-
t,en, which Tor milk requires ut least
2i5 degrees tgtrctly speaking. 2l0 de.
Ntecs, but that BE- not practically and
tha distinction should bo Understood
thhl Hteiilizod milk means that which
hnH been exposed for ten or more min.
ut,a 10 30 degrees anu puHtcurize. $50
called rom The late Professor pastuufl
n,nnt that which has been exposed to-
~ l'Ffets Tor twenty minutes. OF any
oi tue higher temperatures Tor CORE.
spending shorter time.
hul virtual Sterilization mHN "IH
obtained by heating 10 100 degrees. then
cooilnf 20 about s0 degrees and leaving
y ior few houra. and then relocating
u 90 ltl degrees ana cooling 10 uH low
~ pp'siblc. This intermittent pas
lgurifatluu o. pfactlced by Nit. Dahl VI
.NuTway on r.ilk shipped 60 England.
NY " o. too expensive and troublesome.
Whatever temperature used. it Will be-
FOUND that the quicker the milk ~
cooled the less the boiled" flavor will
De- a neat little apparatus Tor pas.
teuri4lnE milk Tor babies o. sold by tho
dfuHElHt Tor -, but anyone can also do
u with the means at hand. Where tho
milk ~ heated Ia "a can and where ah
lee cream freezer iH obtn|uablc u viii
De- found n very practical cooler. n the
milk " heated during constant stirring
20 100 degrees Fahrenheit and kept az
that temperature Tor, say. fifteen min
uteH, u can be- cooled very quickly Co
10 degrees by using nbour four pounds
% tee Ca the quart. and II viii then
have very SLIGHT boiled" flavor.
ln thia connection lct me warn the
consumers against those milk dealers
who use pfpseryutiyca OF whatever
KIND, There u quite as much danger
20 children " those are used as In the
tibcrculc germs. J. n. MONRAD.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-29
AGRICULTURAL.
AnoUr inrpiNG oALvrs.
o'orfecdiuE tho Cause of Much Of the
iiahy Cow Ailments

'N''l''uihE Tue tnuae OF Much OF the
iahy Cow Ailments.
Don't overfccd. Calves are very
greedy at feeding time and there ia
often a great temptation 20 give more
mik Than the calves can properly ham
alr' mus causing thcm 10 Hcour. over
Feeding u undoubtedly the main reason
why 20 many farmers are unable to
raise good thrifty calves on akim-mlik.
~ the Kansas Agricultural College We
ma that calves from three 10 four
months old VIII not stand more than Is
90 20 pounds OF milk daily per head.
from seven 10 eight weeks old. II to 10
pounds. and three 10 fve weeks. 10 10
poundnD
kniilr corn-moni II proving an exceli-
ent feed for young calves at the nsrl-
cultural college II IN constlpatinF and
aides materially In keeping calves from
meal when ten days 20 two weeks old.
~ first little ~ the meal II placed In
their mouths after drinking their milk
and In short time they 10 to the feod
boxes and cat with relish.
never put corn. kufilr corn meal or
any other grain In the milk for calves
Tho starch Of corn has 10 be changed
20 grape sugar before Il Ia dlgestibic
This change only takes place in the
presence Of an nlknli and n done chiefly
by the saliva In the mouth When corn
u gulpod down with the milk the starch
"a not acted upon by the acids of the
stomach but remains unchanged until
u comes In contact with the oIkaiine
Hecrotiona ~ the intestinos. with hogs.
the stomach u small and the inteatines
long This allows atnrchy matter 10 he
diEcatod In the intestineH The opposite
r. true with the calf. the stomach being
!s,Ise anI the lnicstnca short. Unless
me gthrchy matter a. largely dlgoHted
by tho saliva In the mouth, complete
digestion viii not take place Ia tho In
testincH, ana the calf acourH.
FiaN seed meal or Blntchford'a meal
made into Jelly or Cruel n good 10 mir
win Hkim-mllk 20 take the place 81
huttor tat on meal ~ frequently usod
Tor this purpose, but. like skim. miik
u has n largo amount OF Fat removed
hnu N not aa good az meal with the fat
IN IT'D. II. Otis, In Country oenties
man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-29
A WONDERFUL SOCIETY.

Something more than eighteen years
ngu, In the city OF Portland, Me, o
pastor had become anxious concerning
the practical work Of tho young people
In His church. re felt that they ought
10 prny more and do more. ana make
the latent power OF their young lie
more effective IN the church life. Much
thought and prayer were given to the
subject. and nt last simple organlza-
tlon called the Young Peoples Society
o. Christian Endcuvor Of the WlriatOn
Church of Portland was tho result, II
was on the second day VI February that
this organization was effected ana thus
the first Society OF Christian Endeavor
was launched
II was naturally amHil Organization.
and II made hut little stir. The pa
pcrH of Portland did not record tho
event the next morning. nor were tho
people Of the WllliHton church Itself
very much impressed with the new
organization. sim this little society
had within II the germ OF tho great
Christian EndonVpr movement
In fact, within II were all the csAcn-
tlnl features OF the present-dny no.
cicty. n had the pledge, almost IN
the exact form that " today used. The
two classes Of members, active and as
aoclhte. were also provided for, and de-
fined as today, Tho conaccratlon meet
W. VIZ ,,..t '0 ~ w.. No., '' i,n,,nr,,nt com
-, ,,,,h,,,t ,,,ici, an tspdgavor 40
u'',,''n, W'''' ' a. ,,,'.t h.i,n,,.t a.
g'ta ~, "i',i.,,. d., v,itii't.r gb,,rgb
'H, n' ~ w 'u ~ t,,s.,.,,, a..
nominations took the seed across the
sea hnu plnn'.A ~ IN nun ~ '',.i"'
ln japan anu lh thc SCUM ~ la ,,,,.i9'
Germany III uhc loun9 "a Wv 10y .'' ..' ~
lln Ehu,hNoi. oeNnll'aNlN l9'n
yludru th.te was Hoiho'hhh !" II i''
hgr churchel
Switzerland ana Franco nave gwen "
q welcome, though hA YET tho hulheei
or societies L. small. Even SPAN ulu
not turn It's back upon TINS American
idea.
u " n fnct worth noting thnt even
during our late UNDERGRADUATES WIN
spnln. though the movement hnd bcen
largely associated win America ana
American missionaries, yet not single
society was given up. ana there are To-
day several more societies IN the penln-
huln thnn there were year nko, ,.-,,.
TO-. ~ g...i.. -. s....I.t,. -.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-29
now THE DANES SALT nurrER.
ho" the Halter Is Handled To Capture
the British Market


AZ soon. as tho buttcrmlik has been
removed the butter Is weighed Ia order
70 calculate the amount OF salt rs1uired
and the salt is worked IN al this lime
always on the butter worker. Some,
times IL IL put IN at one working. and
IN other places II Is preferred 10 ada IA
IN two workings, The amount Of snit
used IL not uniform. II Is adapted 10
the taste OF the market whore il Is OK.
pected 10 be sold; but II varies between
-FOUR or hNe Per cent OF the weight OF
the butter
Tho salt r. not weighed but measured
IN q large glass with n scale graduated
To grams on tho side, flvc grams hclng
equal 10 one per cent. UHunl-
" the butter liz sold 10 but
tor dealers who handle II either on com.
nlstloh, or they buy Il right out on
lheir own account These dealers are
supposed 10 know the wants OF the
market and n IA customary TO accent
their Instructions IN regard to the
amount of salt ana color 10 be added
10 tho butter
The SAT- b. worked into the butter
with the least amount OF handling, and
u Is then lnid aside for some time be-.
fore the next working takes place In
summer II Is put into huttcr-coolers
which arc a sort Of Ice box. In winter
u may simply be laid In large rolls In
tho butter trough. or on II table pro-
vided FOR the purpose.
10 Hes here FOR at least two hours in
the cold season. and when the weather
u warm, II may lie for eight or ten
hours, or oven until the cool OF the fol-
lowing morning, before II receives the
hnnl working The object ~ not only
90 cool tho butter and thus allow a to
become ilrmcr but 20 allow the salt to
dissolve ana 70 penetrate the whole
mass.
Whom Il has attained the proper de-
gree of ilrmucss, II ~ again put under
the butter worker, and the last butter
MIX ana q considerable portion OF the
brine formed from the salt ia worked
out, How much working II can stand
differs much In the Individual cases.
Care II taken that Il s. not the lonst
bit overworkcd 80 as TO become greasy
and sticky, This working may be- re-
poated couple Of times, or It may be
packed for shipment at once; practice
n not uniform on this point, II Il com.
mon, however, 20 give II one morn
working an hour or two later,
Tho main point IA not 10 work II uu-
IN Il has become decidedly hrm, and
then 10 work Il only 10 the extent u can
bear without iniuring the grain, and yet
remove as much as possible OF the brine
which has forinea from the disolying
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-29

salt. u o. worthy Of notice that. al
though four per cent ~ salt may be I'd /.
ded. with proper working about halt
N this u removed IN the form Of brine.
-tAuatullan AEucuiturnlistl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-29
DANGER IN cows MILK.

It is More Fanoed Than Actual No Need TO be Alarmed
over Tuberculosis Dairy Expert Monrad Points out
How to Combat the Disease MIX Experiments In
Denmark.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-29
"THE BOOK OF MORMON"

Two lectures by Or. James u.
TalmRgc: an account OF "a origin, with
evidences OF us gcnuinencss and nu-
heutlcity. Prepared by appointment
These lectures arc taken from Or.
THlmugc'H book THE Articles Ut
Fsith," but are presented M separate
form for tho use OF investigators and
students Price i0c. For sale by tho
DcsoTet News.
Have YOU ADDED urON IN your list
of books FOR SUMMER REAplNG2
MANY PEOPLE who viii not read o
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WILL READ A STORY.
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