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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-13
an 1tltIfrr Rmltnr1t !

auIdbG5 O,s Gtucrg ON samfea abenO
in ben BON 5. 8. TltOairp 60. unO
Grancis albert & 60. bsuusten gsbduOeu,
pcl8e nebcn unicrtu Gci6dftgIdOm an Der
6otD0ro.etrabs litgcu, fnO mir Ve3tpuHssn
porOcu, cium 9bcii uuitrts 2dGus pom .
pierten uno finftcn etodtUcrt uu3 rem
criteu stOdiusrt gu bringcn, uuO aus bits
fem 9runOs purOe ous Eager in IlnorOs
nuno ocbro6t geir t6uncn Sabcr bsnte
uuicre RunOeu nidJt bcoitntn unO oas &C.
iddft pirO sei6lofm f,in. g9ir erIittsn
iueOcr bur3 Gtuer, nod gBaHcr g,rluf!,.
itOo6 ciuigcu e6aOcn Our6 Rau6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-13
9osner'S
Gritannlihe 9Scrtbc in
&leiocrituffcn.

GOpp'Ipcite 9ourctte Giftttc, feline 8aarcr,
iaiiOnosmdbe 6urbcu, putb pc. 15c.
3i=5Oaigs gau3nOusnc atusit0nioe Tlnts.ecfHm.
toffs Elm ip4isGcs gucrbicttn - in se:i6i,O.=
usn 6arbeu, umOcrUOne Q9crtbt, 1Sc.
36s36aios, Oanipoumc, sDsi= uuO Orsit6niQe
Rarreour, uusnubmsU,iie feiae Guaritatcu unO
uusgeUdbIte 6Omtnatoncn; 3Gi0aio,, qan;lpol=
Gens cinfa3e u. Osmii3tc oa=ROfimflciOcrftoffe
f:ins g9uarcu; ftracr 44=I00ioc, iptit6nioc Gro=
nite.1u6e in Om ntueittn S3attiruuotu zoe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-13
EoSncr'S
9nlentttte5.

6eute 6ietst Iit S6nen Die IeBte Sc
legenbeit, ii8 bic @alsntines gu perz
f6aTFsn, trsIds Sic a65uIsnoen 6ea6z
Iif.bigen, benn morgan 1T 6ereits u@i.
8at:nting Sag" 9latiirIi4 lit es
nidt mebr n0t6ig. no6moIs gu ertpdt=
ren, baB mir @aIentines 6ini9er Der
tuufen, alS irgeno ein dnOersS 5aus in
ber Staot, je0o8 mag es ange6roht
Iein, sic baran gu srinrern, boB Sis
BEL un5 cine gr0Bers QtuspabI finOsn.
oenn irqen0no dnoers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-13
Gin rubiaer Snuntag.

8i5 ipdt geitern gta6mittag 6aIten
feline reuen 8GmpFe Bel Mauila
Itattgefunoen. - @;eIe 6Iidtlirge
Oerla7en Die 9bilippjnen.
N2anila12. 5&6ruor, 4.50 9ta6z
mittags. - 2(m 6euti8en Sonnta8 lit
Big gu oieIer Sturoe 2(Ges ru6ig gez
blis6en. Die 8etpc6ner bon ManiIa
BADEN Ii6 bon i6rer 2(ngIt be3iiglid
zines @in9e6or2nen 2tufitanDes err
6oIt uno iino an i6re 8eI6Gftigun9sn
3uriidgefe6rt. @snige S6iffe Tino in
IeBterer 3eit bnn uuspGrt8 6;sr an3ez
tommsn, aQsin OaIto. meDr girg2n o6,
bsionOers na6 Songz9ong, uno isOer
oort6in obge6enoe 9ampTer lit nit
5lii6tlingen gefiillt, pel6a Die Y6ilipz
piner berlaifen. 8iele 2eute Iino jeBi
gu osr Qnii6t geIangt, oaB ol5 Pbiz
lippinenzBrpblem nod melt BON Tein2r
20iling entfernt lit. Dor elmer 0o6s
glaubten man6e SptimiItsn. oaB Die
berbs 3ii6tigung, pel9a geraos Den
SnIurgenten ert6eilt tpproen lit, Dem
WioerItanoe Der{er6en raid Elm Gaoe
MAIDEN perbe. 0ie1e 2(nna6me bat
ii9 jeop6 aIS irriq erpieien. Die Syrz
furgenten iin0 ieBt i'm 2anoe 5erItreut
unO fii6ren einsn 8uTftl,ppfyzGrie9,
cusgsnpmmen 6ei Wfalubpn, !po lie in.
GROCER StGrte ccn8entrirt Iino. Spz
oar bort Iino ieop9 i6r. WsthoOen
me6r oiejsnigen zines 8ueriQafriege5,
unb jeoer 8ui9 uno 8uum pirD as
9etung fir S9arHhiiBen 6anuBt.
Die llmgeburg BON Manilu lit uaz
glidliher Wejie nit bieIen 8dm5u5z
o;d;6ten bebldt uno es gjebt penj9
offenss 2unb. OieIer llmitano Q;tbt
0tn Sniurgentsn eintn bsb2utsnoen
9or1feil, inOem Iie auf fire getpo6rte
WeiIe unter 9edung tGmpFen t0nnsr,
rd6rsno unTsre Sruppen einan pTfanen
S1n,pf por3ie6en piir0'n.
Man peiB jeBt, OaB Die 6jlipinos
in Den Sdmpfen Der pergonqenen
0ots minoeItens 25O0 Wann an
Sooten uno 8erpupoetsn birlorcn,
pGbrerb unIsr 8erluIt So Sobte unO
257 @srnunosta 6etrG9E. 2(uBerosm
parOer 3pei ameritarH6c Soloat2n
permiBt. 20 @ingebOrentnz00rfsr
iin0 e;ngenpmmen porDen uno mabs
rere beriel6:n purOen eingedI6srt,
neil DON mebreren SGuIsrn auf unI2re
5ruppen gefsuert purbe = in et!i6en
6GIen Dur4 SnTurg2nten, tpelde als
5rauea bsrtleiDet puren. @tpas
9liinocrung Dur6 uniere 5ruppen lit
porgefaller, ieOo6 nur in Oerein3slnz
ten 5GQen uno in oirsttsr 8erIeBung
bsr 8sfeble.
Der ceuti9e 8reu3er erIter 9IafI:
rSaiIerin 2luguita" lit 6euts bier an
esfommen. Dis oerfeL6e Die 6laggs
o45 Nomiruls 9speD 1alutirte. psrs
brgitete IiG Daa 9srii6t. oaB Die anne
rifanii4en 8risg5iaiffe MaIo6on
bombarOirten.
8roBs MenI6enmengen 6eiudten
6iuts Die S&aupldBe Der tijr3lifea
GGmpTe. lnter cen in Manila berz
fafteten 9erIonen 6efinben Iif @op:z
:Gn y. g. Gscamillo. @guinaloo's
Qr:Datiefrsldr, ein Mitglieo Dts Gilt
p;rozGongreies urO Oeri4i:Osne b0z
6ere 8samtsn Der 6ilipino=Re8ierung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-13
0erfauf bon sSabrifantcns nno Sm:
purteur Sa9ern in immcnicn
S.uantit1tcn nnS 5u 9rDf=
ten Bargain Yrciicn.
1rrrlide S6nittwaarrn.
Die brffen gBcrtbe In bpdfeinrn W1nttriaIien.
Die 0rciit Die binisfttn fiir fpIdbr SStrtbc.

Die beffen Bcrtbe In bndbfeinen Ratrrtdlten.
Die 0rciit Die binisRen fur ipIdbr SStrtbe.
sJn unIerem Sfnittpadrenz0e z0epdrz
tement lit Elm beItGroiges Qebsn uno
Sreibsn gstpeien, tpeIfe5 entItdnO, neil
ausge5ei4nete QuaIitdtsn unO Die Bill
IigIten PreiIe ertItirten. 9a mir biefe
Ngitdtion aufredt er6aIten lpoQen,
trii1sn mir AUDI, Gpie mir es t6un f0nz
ren. 9ier lit bas @eEsinniB: Ser
beferung Der QualitGt, penn nof,
m0gIi4, uno Rsbu5irung Der 8rei1e,
penn es prdttii9 uno Isgitim erI6eint.
SSmnScrnDH quito G9ertbc in
SciScnitpffcn.
2Os30nigc fiaurirte sciOcnfOffe in 10 ucri5icoc=
ntn GOmbiuuttOucu; Ocic iiuO bic orOBttu g8crtb,,
bic ic qtc6en iUurOtu; Oitie eeOcutOffe fnO cine
RcprOOuttiOn Der fcincn impOrtirtcu sciOcuitOffc;
Saucrbaitigtct euruntrt; 6abritatiOustoN,H fuo
&c.; 15c.
20 =IOnioc oun,=icOenc ibtUarie sdDci3tr=9af=
feto, 19.j0aigc oan,eiOu, i8war3c glnaB 2u6eHe,
27=3OaiGe Uun3ieiOene i6paric @abutoi QpUu.os.
fdrbt, soc.
27sJ0agc oanJiciOme Ntlab.3ubtTc, ousnu5ms.
iUeiie Cualitdt 23.s0aigc qon,fciOene Gros crain
Sublime 0ufrOus, 2Os35aoc einfa8 i8par,e aopol
grmure, roc.
22sjOlige 0unjieiOeus ibpar5c Bean be soi,.
GrOburtigcNualitdt; 22zI6atQe qaulciOcu, iBtuaric
@tIab=9u6eTe bO6cr @lonI; 23zJ0aiQc aau3isiOcu,
i8parie GrO5 Grain, Gai5mers.artia gearbstst.
S1.OO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-13
9arlebeu auf sy3DbeIu.

Eeuu, lsibi;r. Iauer RutJabllus59IaH, nj.
folder ben ioEit Gi,maEo:m oiisrirt l5iro. aGi
Refine falibeu 9eriprshuuQu in ben 3situH5sn.
Refine 3iuieHsBatsu uuqclcigt, rr 5t ire 81
fdbrtn, bod ru,rOeu Sbaeu ale 9ortbsils 9tbotsH.
iutl5e aucrt oiicriysH. Va5juragtH i'm 9hrtdu
Der ,gptomuc qpau Gulrautss Gomp1Ug." 3tmmu
Rr 5, Bart ben 9altimor.=s GcbaUbt, G5t Soltis
msrsI uus st. gauls6traS.. (EOo.l5, 9.&Sl3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-13

CTS;@ due efe Edbmaid,iueu 6Gneler
&SkA eIeIsr Staei, iubreH oa5 aroBEe sa'
ger uHo has pUnitdHDlaite StGbIlNsmsHt 0sr'
Iauicn 81 ben ritousi:H Qrtiicr uHb mater
IeihteH B,oinsuus,n. SHtihlitBt Suh nItt' su
tGHiea, bepor Sbr uHisrtn SdocE belu6t 1aot,
Tir toHnsH Guh @tlo eJipaT,n. A9tHt:n laT
-RCTo Some" Unb -Stducare" 0abmaibis
ncu. gutitrids ylulsr uao alls Dtsocbuttt.-
cd. 6iBte & 60. 3l7 g9th'esTIuston'S
(Stbr26, STA Cor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-13
Gin eycucrsSerfanf
tpirN nid)t itattFnoelt.

mir 'pcrbtn in eiucm oOu 3ipci Su8tn
Oas 8citdft picOcr trDiiucn, uno Stpar 10
i6uen. als pie mir Den Scruit fciesitsnt
uno oOiuitirt babcn - Tubribt pirO bisrs
pom bOrbcr Qcucbcu DtrOcu. Qae 8aarsn
Die f6 als unpsrtaufbar bcrausfsaen ioGs
ten, ptrOtn na6 ciuem 2IuttjouatOr ges
ionot pcroen unO bort, fir mas Fe brins
gen, Ocrfauft tucrOcn. Die iibrigcn g8auz
rem, ptl8e nur iucnip Dur6 Rau8 bci6d=
blot wurOen uuO iouit tciucn e6aOtn srs
littcn, pcrOcu pcrfauft ptrbtu iu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-13

Ste ii9
erfGltet?

gGenn SirS Ger SAL lit es
mtd)t tb6ri1t, eitte Grf6G'
t,tn9 ste ncrma@Idiitgem ?
8iiIen Sir< SuB Oieisl6e in ei-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-13
1tniere QSaarcll
(tno Ole 6eften lno nnperfGG(Gt'
Die tritcm all Cualitdt.---
-.Str rrftcu IN (Sd,thcit

--Sic eritcn an Gualltat.---
-Ste crifcu an Sdbtbcit. -
bic rrifcn an Sraft ...---
/ &abr: alter oarautirt c3:tr 3O0V;usg9bIs!t0
81 30 pro 03alonc.
fYE Galiforn.,r 9etiu 81 90 pro GjaaOne Ooc.
25c pro 5llhs.
g8cru,r's QiH:=6bampaQntr 21c.
Sb.is'= DIi,Uauite=@isr 6Oc. pra SuB'no o0:r
81 20 pvo Rih,.
6rsms D; WcEtbc soc.
NJ Ealiiorn:rr gGcin, 75c. pro G5llcn,
Observation-Disclosures 69c pro fllibs
E.ftails. Snr.tn. 40c. pro Mint.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-13
g2a6trGqli6es q a ii i6er bic
GrHiirmung BON 6 a.
lppCQn.

MariIa, II. 5ebrudr. = Sol
genOe 3ufGbli9e @in3el6eiten ii6er bic
ginna6me bon GulOOcun finb bier elm
gelauFen:
Die SyrIurgenten batten feit me6rcz
rem Sagen perIu6t. fire Streittrd'te
6ei GaloOcan gu con3entriren, unD9es
nerolmaior DTS, Der Gommanoeur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-13

8u babcn bel alien 9(putbefern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-13

Gamcnm0ntd aus fcintcm Rcric0. G6,Oiot. Sic.
oOnal uno @caocr 1ub, Iobforbs, marincb!au,
braun unO ibparl ciuia6c unO ciuaclcotc Sam=
mettra9cn @Or= unO 6ID=6rOHtc, icOcr Wautd
nit StjOc OOcr nit NtlaB our6 uno Ourb qciuts
tcrt ptrtb BON SO big $l2, $500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-13
ROBERT A. aRANNIss WcE-PassOsyr

WALTER K. GILLETTE General Manager
ISAAC F. LLOYD ed Vice President
FREDERIC CROMWELL Treasurer
EMORY MCCLINTOCT Actuary
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-13

Samcnmdntcl aus impOrtirtsm Wcltou, Gcrito,
imitirtes pcrili6cs 2amm= ODER GOpert=Su6, pull
Ocrblau, lobiorbc, grim unO ibluorj, Qanl uuo Gar
nit Stinncr's bctem gltab oOcr nit Qcitrciftcm
ODer einia6rm Eaiieto SciOcuiuttcr Qciiittcrt
tur5 pOcr lang, crQsunidIcbcuo poer iUcit, pcrtb
non So bis So $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-13

Purt8, u. 6e6ruar. - Der Be
rift oaS Wuni3;palrat6e8 Der Sta0t
4aris ii1er ben leBtsn 9aQ i'm RatAs
1aGTs ldBt erIe6en, DlB Die 9dite Dec
Staot ie&s 0uBero Iiloerne Q0ffa
uno 688 o;psrfe anDere 8e9enItdaoe,
bcm Seller Bis 3ur MOitri45ii6ie, ais
yQnoenten" nit iif na3msn. Bon Den
5Gr5arn puroen perI6ieOsne 6ldIhen
&5dmPa9rer fort9ei6lePpt. DIR 8sz
r;6t I6IieBt trOiteno. Dab Die 8sr!uite
in Oieiem Sabre immerbin nod GERM
ger, dls in Frii1sren Sa6ren isien.
Ob BEL Der 9lr6eit, ooer Ob mir uns
8ergniiguTgen 6ingeben, t0nnen mir
un5 Iei4t bur9 irgeno einen llnTaa
cine 8erleBung 5u5ieben. @S qlebt
ni6ts 8eheres. tpie Itets cine 6ldld)e
ct. SafOb's Oel an 6ano gu BADEN;
es 1T bus pirfTamIte Mittel gegen ale
9erleBunQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-13

Samsnmdnte aus icbr fejucn acricDs, Gbcpiot,
Gopcrt @Oucle II. gItrabdn, III bau, gran, braun,
grim uuO idUuri, baIb alubartiq uuO Ourducg
acfittttrt cu0=auihIcbcuO OOtr ptit, ale GroBsu,
Dsrtb 500 bis 5000 $375
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-13

Gamcumdutd uuO Qliti6=Gapcs uno Wdod:u=
mantcl uuO &uOcrs8eser uuO lau0e NiantCl,
pcrtb pom IS bis 500 S10S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-13

eleiOrDdc aus bO6eldnjennm @rigiautue nno
SeiOe, lappeo= Sdumc, nit ipe 3cibtn
SeiOtnitibsn gciuttut unO unteriiitttrt re0ulirsr
grcs 500 lu $500, $40
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-13

4ir bubcu ecraos 3Uci Gupes aus ,itttriidtul
SccbuuOsicu nit prFidcm 2aum=T Totc. Die ge-
p6buicD ju s2j u,rtuuit DcrOcn, $1,000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

Toinl.s.. 90, ..s .s.,s..,.. .tl9itl.as
Today's acknowledgement
FROM seven Stakes. ua shown
abovc.... 90, DO, ..,.,.,..,t. 8 iiiGui
aHa
Grand total q. 60. ..,.,... i2p.sog O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

In the Matter N ibr Estate OF snf,nnai
iouiFrr deceased
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
HUNTSVILLE.
budget OF intercnipE Sew. from Ogden
Valley.

Special Correspondence.
Huntaviile. weber Co. Nov gt.-NeNt
Sunday the good people here win be- Ia
vored with the presence ~ Apostle
Lund ana President FJeldsted. A scan
idinaNinn meeting will b. held az 10 a..
M and the regular sunday services ut
y. M. and probably another at y. m.
4 grand treat IL looked for.
The speakers at the tabernacle last
sunday were WIN. Muiil, Of American
Fork. ~ T., i.ofgfcen ana q. y. schnd",
Mnrlus Mndfsn and family Of Anon,
Wyoming, are visiting relatives ana
friends here.
.:ldcrs David Han and T.. brown left
yesterday for salt Lake, expecting 10
be IN Tennessee befor. the Close OF the
week Elder Brown had sufficiently re-
covered from his sickness. which was
referred To In the last Issue. To b. able
TO proceed.
a. n. Anderson. president u scandi-
naviau society. Il the father " q nne
rlrl. che having arrived last saturday
Al are we'll
Eliza Tracy. president Of Relief socic-
~. ~ very H. suffering from cryslpclaH,
a. ~ also Grandma linckmln, suffering
with a complication 81 diseases, and old
age.
Considerable Interest II being taken IN
the coming Sunday school jubilee, ana
II " safe 60 predict that one Of the best
jubilccs ever held here Will b. held
Dee. 10th.
Nelson and Han cold forty head Of
yearllnR steers 10 m Eastern company
tho other day. receiving ~ per head Tor
the same. Who says there Isn't money
In raising Htnck1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
KIDNEY DISEASE KILLS.
~. Victim. Are Numbered by the Hun
dred. OF Thousands,

n you are suffering from kidney or
bladder disease the doctor asks; do
you desire 10 urInhte often. and are you
compelled TO get up frequently during
the nlght2 Does your back pain your
Does your urine stain linen IL there u
scaldlng pain In passing itnnd II 1t dlff-
cult To hold the urine back2 II 80, your
Kidneys or Bladder are diseased
Try putting some Of your urine In n
glass tumblof, let IL stand twcnty-four
hours, n there Ia a scdlmentor cloudy
milky appearance. your Kidneys are
sick.
Or, David Kennedy's Favorlte Rcme-
dy VIII surely relieve and cure even
the most distressing chHes Of these
dread diseases, and no physician can
prescribe a medicine that equals II for
diseases Of tho kidneys. Liver BLADDER
and Blood, Rheumatism. Dyspepsia aud
Chronic Constipation. II Will promptly
correct the bad effect of beer and
whisltoy. An drug storca cell II for one
dollar a bottle,
by sending your address TO the Or,
David kennedy'H Corporation Rond-
out n. ", and mentioning this paper.
"a trial bottle. together with pamphlet
OF valuable medical advice, VIII be
sent You freei postpaid by hnil. our
readers can depend upon the genuine
ness OF this offer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
OUR NEICHBORS.
WESTON, IDAHO.
Forty Fer Cent Coop Surprise On Primary
pr.aId.nt school Meeting.

Special Correspondence.
Weston. Idaho, Nov, 22,-rhc little
town Of Weston IL situated ON hill
IN the northwestern part OF the boauti-
ful valley Of Cache, It's dry btrcciB
form a nice contrast 20 the towns In
the lowlands. that after the heavy
rains Of last week are ankle deep In
black. sticky mud. where any load at
ait takes four horse team, There arc
about forty families m tho town, but
the ranches are scattered for miles
around. Water and vmhcr are very
scarce. and most ~ the farming ia on
the dry fystcm. The crops this year
nyerdge fort per cent OF tho usual Yield.
but none OF the gfaln was froacG, The
price only 10 frozen, viz.' Through the
rise In freight and the tactics ~ mid.
diemcn wheat II only thlrty-cirht cents
per bushel, with a promise of thirty
cents. Ho the farmers ate scanning the
heavens and the earth watching Tor tho
prosperity that Il 20 much heard OF,
but so slow In showing up.
PRIMARY ASSOCIATION.
on Monday evening last the children
~ Weston Primary association came 10
the home OF Mrr Hannah Mickiasan,
who has 10 faithfully presided over
them for nineteen years, ana with arms
ana baskets loaded with the good
things % earth, gave their beloved
lfNflltNh SUI NllNNt ~ lntN entered
ihe home their llttlo v0lsos raised In
unison In singing the Primary hymn.
1--WE thank Thee, o God, Tor our Prlm-
ary,'
After a pleasant evening the children
presented their teacher with bcautl-
iul set VI china ana glass ware.
SCHOOL MEETING.
ON Tue sday evening the county su-
peftcndcnt ~ schools. John u. Daley,
Tor oneida county. who n visiting the
schools Of the county, called the parents
and tenchcrs together for frlendly
talk on the great cause Of education
Professor John u DALEY, H. nm old
time educator Of Utah. and Is doing a
splendid work IN this county. Professor
Webbcr and g, G. shaw, who II an old.
time pedngoguo, also addressed the large
audience,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

Like Stanley and Livingstone. found
u harder TO overcome Malaria. Fever
ana Ague, ANA Typhoid disease germs
than savage cannlbals but thousands
II you have chllia with fever, aches In
back Of neck and head, ana tired. worm
out feeling, a trial wiz convince you OF
their merit, w. A. Null of webb. H..
writes. My children suffered for more
than year with chlila and fever: then
two bottles Of Electtio Blttors cured
them" only 10 .suts. Try them.
Guaranteed. Sold by 2. c. NJ. |. Drug
Dept,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
BEEcHAM' PILLS.
taken at night will make you |
feel RIGHT. act right and look !
right. They cure Constipation. J
iocent- and as cents. ne all dug stores.


carts. chemical apparatus. ladders
buckets and appliances for lighting IRE.
About seven years neo Eureka cNperi-
encei small blaze. In which gofne
fourteen buildings went up In smoke.
At present. the business portion OF the
city Is IN rock and brick. small stores
and stables adjacent are put W. wlth
corrugated sheet Iron. that Eurokn may
be- safe. The innumcrablc neat DWELL
INK houses IN all shades " color. and
various designs. that dot tho hlliailca.
are 81 wood. Eureka Is more than q
great camp. II u city that has p0asi-
bly, produced twenty -fivo million dollars
lYorth OF the precious metnls.
N-The memhefs " the Mormon"
Church are making preparations to
move their meeting house FROM its pres
cnt site between tho Beck mill and
mine w on the hill. to plat of ground
on Main street little beyond the
Methodist church ne you 60 towards
knightsy lllc-thc wurkInTmcn N the
community VIII subscribe 81 each for
the purpose ~ purchasing the ground
aud moving tho building.
The present site was once desirable.
but the wonderful expansion ~ the
Beck mine unthought ~ AZ IL selection,
and he cncrnnChmont III the huge pli.
NJ art compelling It's dump. now u
mountain itsolf. has injured the site
materially. The removal of the meet
ing house will greatly bcneht the own-
crs Of the mine. glyipg them more SPACE
Tor tholr dump.
President James w paNman WIS
here last week and collected some so.
a subscription 60 the Pioneer Munu.
mental the first call the pcopl, here
responded with 500, which makes the
total $50 from the people M Eureka
Al the Institutions of the ward ore
Lea aIaNtI A.
Donncily NJ the Mutual Improvement
association, with his counselor. David
Stevenson. nre doing a good work. and
preparations are being made Tor sun
day school celebration ON q big scale 10
take place on Dec. 10Th 1899.
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CANCERS CURED.
CURED LAST YEAR-N0 KNIFE, NO PAIN

" liu, Portland removed.
miller
j. O. enom Lake wahnson-can OF the sN years stand
breast years.
of
~ Mofthngton,
Mrs Mary Nordon. Taoonia-cnnccr Of breast.
Berry OF nelano, by chief
over, ,roy year I'm andse
nJon,ao NJ Of OF lower lin
Writ what
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS THURSDAY. NOVEMBER go, 1892

Idaho Furniture Company establish
mcnt and entered at tho back way, in
stead Of going In the main doors. and
being blind. missed his footing and fell
down the elevator ehaft 60 the base
mcnt below. q distance Of q or ~ feet.
His Injuries consisted Of O broken nose
and few bad bruises.
A CUTTING AFFRAY.
Two Of our young mon got into on al
tcrcation. and decided To- scttlu matters
In regular nstic order. hence repaired
To secluded spot for tn purpose,
when u. u. Trap. one " The combat
ants, flashed n knife and rut bis on
poncnt twice, IN the back nHi across
the temple Prompt medical attention
saved serious results. The wounded
young man. Fred J. schclL thun had
q warrant sworn out Tor thc arrest "
HE would.bc slayer but De- has left
TYPHOID At DEMPSEY.
Doctor g. n. Rocker. recently to-
turned from the PhiIippIu.a. b. kept
very busy making trips 90 Dempsey.
some 81 miles east Of hCrH. ou account
Of several bad cases 81 typhoid tower.
JAIL on FINE.
Yesterday about D. m.. IN, ola
county Jail had "a narrow escape from
destruction by nrc. Prompt action on
The part ~ citiacns ami nlr depart
mcnt, however. saved the hulldinF.
OLD FOLKS BALL.
Last evening the old folks committee
gave an old folks ball Zoo the Latter
day saints assembly hail a good en-
i0yahio time was hnd d. 900 present.
Old time dancing being The orlur NJ the
occasion.
The health Of the town and lts people
never was better
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NOTICE or srorKuoLDERs' MEET.
$50.

NOTICE Is hereby Given that a rener,i
me- ilfu ~ the stockholders ~ tho Gfaud
tuich hnng Company. % corporation under
SAT- iakn Guy Utah, un tho end day ~
nrgruht q. l-iH 40 luclnrk 10. m. NJ sald tiny.
Tor thn rurposu - cuusidrflnr aud yntlnf
upun ihc fnilnNinE proposed amrndmruts Ia
w. Mu,lt, OF Incorporation ~ said come
no amend Aril-lo 9. by substituting IA,
Wnrls toO shares ~ the par value M ! III
each for tho words 'atu) shares Of $40
Ito amonl Articles tn read "a. follows,
THE ulicurs 20 this company shan consist n
npfraidrut wco'p president q bound NJ seven
40 dlt~'ior, hccwiary nud % uousur,r.
seen 1i whom snail DO % htoeAholdgr in tho
% ioienoil Artltei.
10 amend Nftitin . 20 read AZ follows
"lhr dlfoet1fa snail DO elected ny thr stnrk-
frtlry nnd ttchiurur shall De- ,irctod hy Inc
hntrd " directors, lao president aud wee.
pfrsld.ul from tnrlr nufnhpr and an plp's
tlnn, sl1l N 10y ballot Tho term M Office
~ ull M the unifors shall hu quo wear nud
gutllthelr succss,ors shall be clrriadand shall
have qualified, The annual meeting III aiork-
hnluur Tor ihu election Of officers and for
the TRANSACTION q such other business as
may come hcfurn 10 shall be held AZ the oiiiTe
~ The company In stit Lake CITY, salt Lake
county, ltah, on tho lr,t Monday IN fph.
fuhfY 100 rneii year ut O'Clock d. u Iuur lll
mrnhors ufthe hlnid ~ directors shall con-
sutni" quorum for tho transaction Of busi.
D. To tepanl Aftlelea
10 repual Article q.
Ana Tor tho trnusagtiun OF such other bust.
ne,7 AZ my properly some before said moot
THOMAS W. JENNINGS, PRECEDENT.
JAMES ~ JENNINGS, Sarrotary
Dated lhls listdas OF Noyvmber- Isll
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Mayo's Wonderful Tapeworm Remedy!

Mr. G. Loo go state st. has had for sS years a9h
Friday evening Mayos rAPEwenM REMEDY was given him
the establishment everybody HeN
ALL oirhty feet In length MIA ciee
hf sot the nj ~
=. WI a
MayGH TapUHutm Remedy
went
Lake eh to be cmembi the mhnmtant, " SAT- Lake M
~ KID
troubles Of n ycar standing unable to walk without cane Tor
Michael ung, seiaua rheumatism b'arddyn woai
10
Mr BuFcr 40 selauc Inclination ontoi limbs rn ana
Koo aged g. rheumatism + limb swollen
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SIX rnIourrrL rAiLunrs.

Six terrible failures ot ak different
doctors nearly sent WIN. ~ Mullen Of
Locklnnd. o.. TO an early grave. All
said he had fatal lung trouble and
thht he must soon die. but he was
urged 90 Try Dr. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. After taking ave
bottles he was entirely cured. II IL Do.
dtlveiy guaranteed 20 cure al Diseases
NJ Throat. chest and Lungs Including
Coughs, Colds IA Grippe, Pneumonia.
bronchitis, Asthma. Hay Fever. Group.
bottles FREQ NJ q e. NJ. I. Drug Dept