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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04

The readers of this paper will De
pleased to learn that there Is at ieasI
one dreadful disease that SCIENCE mas
baaD able to cure IN all its stages and
that is Catarrh Hairs Catarrh cure ls
the only positive cure known 10 the
medical fraternity. Catarrh Deing a
constitutional disease. requires consul
tutional treatment. Halls Catarrn
C1re is taken internally. acting direct
IL upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system, thereby destroying tne
foundation OF the disease, and giving
the patient strength by 9uliGlng up
the constitution and assisting nature N
doing its work. The proprietors have
so much faith in its curative powers
that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that il fails to cure. Send
for list of testimonials
Address r. J. CHENEY & CO, To-
iedO. ..
Sold by druggists, Zoe.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Agricultural College.

Senator Rawlins addressed the students
at chapel Friday morning. His remarks
were congratulatory and put in contrast
the advancement in knowledge within the
last rev decades with that OF earlier dec
AIDES and the opportunities OF the pres
enf generation with those of the former
generation. His appearance and his
speech received the applause of the stu
dents.
g 81 %
D h Jones, a graduate of the Masss-
chusetts Agricultural college and for som
time assistant chemist in mis- alma mater
mas been elected assistant chemist, and
VIII be on the ground about the middle
of the month.
q q q
Professor Close returned Tuesday from
PROVO. where he spent several days clos
ing up some experiments with spraying
was used IN his experiments and the
apples are so superior 10 those from trees
not sprayed that they bring one-third
more in the market
o q .
number Of new international dictiou-
aries nave been put into the English
Cl3sSrooms. ard 100 Accidents al ,t{orsrie-
nave been purchased for the members OF
the lower classics.
. q q
Miss Richards is endeavOring to stinu-
late Thought along art lines. Some OF the
Clder students are becoming interested in
the works on art in the library
. g g
A football Sc me is arranged between the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04

students that by careful observance Of
the laws Of health and caution in al
Things the disease viii soon disappear
10 close the academy would only in
crease the danger. and until the board OF
health advises it. the usual work Will
De continued. The academy moves by
authority, and not by scares.
. .
TEs first student recital of the music
department was given Friday evening
Oct. - The programme provided some
vel known numbers from Mendelssohn,
Ldstz, Handel Rossinni, Schubert, and
Beeth0yen. The Glory of the Lord
from the Messiah" was given very ef-
IectIEeiy by the choir. The piano duet
hv Professors Lund and Partridge was
well TeCelYed. AS an fnteTiude PROBES
sor Nelson read THE Organist,' a beau
rIul selection in verse
.
Professor Horne reports that more stu
/ dents are applying for higher mathe-
mates this year than ever before The
classes IN calculus and mechanics are es-
pecially large.
Eha first number Of the White and
Blue made its appearance this week
ana was greeted with great zeal OF
enthusiasm. The paper Is certainly a
credit TO the students of the Brigham
Young academy.
a 4" q
There are now 243 students studyins
music ~ the academy. Watch where the
future artists come from
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BOOKS FOB LIBRARY.
Eighteen Volumes Added Last Week
Ill nE,,ct, Sn11phf For.

Eighteen Volumes Added Last Week
of Books Much Sought For.
The following new books VIII be
added to the public library's collection
on Monday:
Miscellaneous Paul Jones,
FOUNDER of the American Navy =
voIsO. Connolly. John Brown. dud-
son. Divine Pedigree Of Man More,
Utopia" Saint-Amaud, Nal oieoH III
at the Height of His Power -.
Fiction-Anstey. THE Brass Bottle-
BeIlamv. The Duke Of Stookbridge.
Bonner, "Hard-pan." King, Kay
Daughter" Hope. "Quisanu. hoIh-
ing ..Peccavi" LOOMS, yankee In
chantneut" (juvenile)- Moore. Inc
/ Conscience of Coralie." Roberts, ne ne
Heart of the Ancient Wood. SeaWell
/ The House of Egremont. Iurnnuil
{ .sThe Golden Book OF Venice war
mar. "Short Rails" Wilson, "Rafua-
land -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04

Behold a republic increasing in
incubation, in wealth, in strength and
in influence, solving the problems of
civilization and fastening the COM
ing of an universal brotherhoOd-a
republic which shakes thrones and
dissoIves aristocracy by its silent ex-
ample and gives light and inspira-
ton to those who sit in darkness. Be
hold a republic gradually but surely
becoming a supreme moral factor in
the worlds progress and the accept
ed arbiter Of the worlds disputes
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A Bad Breath

is the most disgusting thin
be afflicted with. Tt is rar-7 ole -s-
those with whom You come in l.-lrs o
Lanes Tea, taken at night .-.-..llla--
the stomach and bowels in rFsf-.. SEED
condition and make Your bras-b l--'-s,
csc. and sec. a package. For NY .7a.
Godbe-Pitts Drug company. $40 5g
City, Utah. SAT- -sks
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04

Agricultural College team and The deaf
mute team of Ogden for Saturday after
noon on the college grounds
Miss Fans has returned from ShOshOne,
Ida. where she has been several weeks
visiting relatives.
President Kerr announced at the last
faculty meeting that hereafter the women
of The faculty would take turns with the
men tn conducting chapel exercises.
The poultry department has started an
other experimental year with a new stock
Of fowls Some thirty birds OF four dlf-
ferent breeds have been donated 20 the
station BY noted breeders of this state and
may be mentioned H. r Benedict. II
mira. y. Y: a. J. SilbeTStein. Framing
han. Mass George Taysum, Salt Lake
CITY: ii. J. Hewitt, Ogden, and Dr. J
A NcCaysland Logan Reports Of the
poultry experiments at the station con-
linue to excite great interest among the
poultrymen OF the United States, and
many requests for the bulletins come
from foreign countries The Pacific Rural
Press IN a recent issue pays the btan sta
ton this neat compliments: We know OF
no experimental work with poultry Sc
systema tically and diligently pursued as
that at the Utah station. And yet the
manager of the poultry department says
that the station has only Just started in
on the work of bringing recognition e
the hen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04

r. L. Polk & Co.'S Blue H,-,.. -
1902 is now in course OF ruhr. -',
THE special proteEe of the rs5f.- o.
social convenience that VIII srr-----
formation that is essential 5- De
lVelI-regulated household. -!
r. l. POLK & 60. PubrzL---
w. 2. Cooper. Sec. and Mgr
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04

a republic whose history. Ia,
path Of the Just, ''is as n. 1lSe Il.
light that shineth more and - aolaies
to the perfect day."-W. 7 p 5,.1Ss L,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04

Destiny is the subterfuga Of %.
invertsbrate, who, lacking the c,--
age to oppose error, seeks some rIs-.
ible excuse for supporting it.-W =
Bryan.
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Election Wagers
To the Public.

To the Public
All money deposited on ar---s.-
ers at the Walker House rooms .2s-
deposited at Walker B-1r1z--- be
every morning at 10 o'-I1rE IN. .-1s
more responsible citizens as - -..--' H-
City, Respectfully LAKE
r. STONE. Man
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counted upon to fin the gaps in the reg
ular team from year to year. The second
when they lined up before the regulars
before the Butte game than they did
against All HailOws. and they tore up the
line much more effectively than any team
the High school has played this year
The second school month ended Friday.
the. znd Of November Report cards will
be issued next Friday.
Mr. r. J. Caskey, Mrs. ". a. Nelden
and Mr.; Bamberger were visitors az the
High school the past week
University Notes.
DR.. James E Talmage viii conduct
chapel exercises next week.
The sophOmores met on Wednesday and
elected their class officers. Mr.. Will ".
Hay was elected president; Miss Angeline
HoibroOk. vice president; Miss Ellie
Hague. secretary and treasurer.
. g 9
The basketball girls met on Tuesday and
elected Miss Emma Carter as manager for
the coming year
Professor William N. Stewart is de-
IFerlnS series of educational talks be
fore the critic teachers of the Training
school each Friday afternoon
Mr.. Milton Bennion. who was for three
years the principal OF the branch normal
scHtJA a. GUAR NttAr II HOW uOlNE NOTh
in the Teachers college at Columbia.
. % .
Miss May, director of the kindergarten
work, is arranging TO reorganize the
mothers classes, that proved so success
full during last year.
8 q .
The regents have given President J. T.
kingsbury power to have a path laid
from the main entrance on Second South
to the car line on Thirteenth East The
work will be done during the coming
week.
O @ a
The Zeta Gamma held it's first regular
meeting on Friday afternoon.
9 q q
The new managers of the University
Chronicle, MeSSrs. Elias Hanson and I.e-
roy Sanders, have made arrangements for
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the publication of the college paper. and
viii probably change II from a weekly
to a semi-monthly.
. . .
Very many Of ne coIege students -ex-
pressed sympathy for their fellow worker.
Mr. z. r Morgan of the senior engineers,
who has been bereft OF his mother on
Friday
Miss Mabel Wallace with her folks
landed in Boston on their way home
from the Paris exposition. IN company
with Fred W. Reynolds they saw the
football game between Harvard and the
PLAYED at Cambridge yesterday
The seventh grade students of the
used by Contractor W H Raney win be
converted into repository fer bicycles
Training school have organized a society
Tor social anu educational purposes Mr.
J. /. Barker of the training class has
supervised their efforts.
The members Of the geology class under
Dr. James +. T8lmage tooE their first
field trip yesterday They visited and
studied the alluvial fan between the
arm and Hot Springs northwest of the
city.
The Delta Phi boys met on Thursday
and elected the following officers for the
) ensuing term w l. Dunn. oresldeI5
, hanson, vice president. Louis Bark
CT, secretary and treasurer, and MeSSrS-
n SueaIs ana G. &. Riser as addition
al members of the executive committee.
&. - p
The football boys have games arranged
for with All HaIlOws ana the AgriCul-
tural college They viii play All Hal
lows next Saturday, the Agricultural col
lege in Logan on Saturday, Nov Il, and
/ in Salt Lake on the oath.
- . q
There were over /. 200 books received by
/ the library during the past week They
were part of donation made by DR..
John r. Park to the university in June.
I 1894. The donation included over B. 400
/ volumes. OF this number over 1900 were
/ then upon the shelves of the university
! library, and the rest were at the home of
DR.. Park. This last section, con tanning
over /. 7o0 volumes. remained in the library
/ of the doctor until last week. when they
4 were transferred to the shelves Of the
university library.
( English, and Walter ". Little are COM
/ fOTtably settled for the second year Of
/ work at Harvard Mr. Little is in the
/ law school and Mr.. Reynolds is doing
| postgraduate work for the NJ. A degree
B. Y. a. Notes.
/ Mayor Thomas Taylor visited the acad-
| envy on Monday morning, and endorsed
| all that the faculty has said and done
1 in regard to the smallpox scare. The
| scare exists among the people of Prove
I nd "a ct fg he
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04

It is not necessary to own people in
order to trade with them. We carry
on trade today with every part of the
world, and our commerce has expand
ed more rapidly than the commerce
of any European empire. We do
not own Japan or China, but we
trade with their people. We have
not absorbed the republics of Central
and South America, but we trade with
them. Tt has not been necessary to
have any political connection with
Canada or the nations Of Europe in
order to trade with them. Trade can
not be permanently profitable unless
it is voluntary.-W. ]. Bryan.
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Misses and Women'S
Tights.

Misses Ribbed Wool Qkn
Tights, all sizes, for 1890 CUV
Women's Ribbed Wool Tights,
ankle lengths, reduced Qha
u 90 o - - =
WomeRs Ribbed Wool Tights, open
and closed, ankle length, all sizes.
reduced from S1.25 URA
10 % % &c q &c = =
Women's Ribbed Wool Tights, knee
length. extra heavy weight, spe-
cial this week, 81 1W
for Observation-Disclosures. SS~ -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04

Many people are suffering fearfully
from indigestion or dyspepsia, when
one single bottle Of HERBINE would
bring about a prompt and permanent
cure. A few doses will do more for a
weak stomach than a prolonged course
of any other medicine. Price. 80 cents.
Van Dykes drug store, corner Main
and Third South
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Mayor Thomas Taylor visited the acad-
envy on Monday morning, and endorsed
all that the faculty has said and done
in regard TO the smallpox scare The
scare exists among the people Of Provo
and not among the students. It is be-
| 1ieved by the faculty and majority of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04
Blue Book For Ion1

See Mehesy the Furria-
-or furs. IInUtsford.
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Fred w. Reynolds. former instructor in
English, and Walter W Little are COM
foTtably settled for the second year OF
work at Harvard Mr. Little is in the
law school and Mr. Reynolds is doing
postgraduate work for the NJ. A degree
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In room twelve of the Franklin, de-
bate in which pupils of the higher grades
took part. was held. Much enthusiasm
was shown by the participants and for
students of their age. very able speeches
We're made. rejecting great credit upon
Mr. Wiley who has had charge of CiviCs
in these grades for the past few weeks
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04

In G scholarly address yesterday Sup
erirtendent Cooper delighted an audience
Of 395 teachers and "a large number of
mothers. Mr.. Cooper chose as his theme
The Public Schools as an Instrument in
Character Building" and for an hours
duration he held the undivided attention
Of his audience Before Mr.. CooperS adj
dress was announced. Miss Either Allen
executed a violin solo with great skill.
and was received with every demonstra-
linn of annroNal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04

Inc Ladies' literary Gun has m con-
temptation the bringing to the city fine
collection of original sketches from which
are made. provided that the city schools
Will aid the enterprise by helping to pay
expenses of transportation, ana secure the
collection for art exhibits on the plan
of last year. II is the intention OF the
club. in case the pictures are brought
here. to put them on exhibition first and
from the proceeds furnish a model room.
or corridor. or both in one OF the
-chonls OF the city. The matter Will be
decided this week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04

The next meeting of the Salt Lake
County Teachers association, which was
scheduled for Nov. 10. has been changed
To Nov L. Superintendent Cooper will
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SOLD on UTuSsIsIo, 10.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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The next principals meeting, which will
occur on Tuesday. Nov. 70. viii be devoted
TO consideration of Speer arithmetic in
StTuctiOn and of means for making the
work more generally effective
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04

Miss Lily Potter Of the Lincoln school
has been appointed one OF the press com
mittees for the schools of the city. 1t
viii come within her province to report
educational news TO Superintendent Coop
CT, who viii give out the same to repre-
sentatives of the city papers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04

An institute for second grade teachers
viii be held in the Wasatch school on
Thursday. Nov. S. at 1870 p. m. All second
grade teachers, except those having both
first and second grades. will dismiss their
schools at noon on that day.
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MA,-
Laxative Bromo- Quinine Talbot.
the remedy that earss . eesa n 80 day
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

Regular trains began running through
the Great Northern tunnel through
the Cascade mountains Monday.
The war revenue reduction bill passed
the house of representatives Saturday.
The pension appropriation bill, carry.
ing SIS, l45, 20O, was passed in exactly
thirteen minutes.
VIM. J. Bryan has announced that
he will start q weekly paper to lie
called 1.-THE COipmOner.n It is 10 be
published at Lincoln and is to "defend
the principles set forth In the Kansas
City PLATFORM"
A dispatch from Washington dated
December IL says argument was begun
in the United States supreme court In
two cases, decisions OH which are ex-
pected to fix the status of Porto Rico
and the Philippine islands and other
insular possessions acquired through
the war with Spain with respect to the
United States proper, to say whether
their people are citizens and indicate
whether the constitution follows the
flag.
The Pacific Coast Company's steam.
ship City Of Topeka is ashore OH Lynn
Canal With strong prospects Of her be.
ing total wreck. The Dolphin, which
arrived at Seattle Monday afternoon,
brought the tidings of the disaster,
which happily was accompanied with
no loss of life. The Topeka left Skag-
way III u binding blizzard at 8 o'clock
Saturday afternoon, December 8. At
s o'clock in the afternoon, after seeking
for hours for shelter from the gale and
the SNOW, she struck the beach off
Sullivan's island only two and half
hours ordinary run from Skagway.
Passengers were landed on the main.
land. The Alert, OIL her way to juneau,
picked up part of the passengers and
took them to that city. The Flossa
was Immediately sent tn the scene Of
the wreck.
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RICHARDSON ITEMS.

Plenty of breeze.
The Woodmen hall is all enclosed.
Don't forget the Woodmen ball De.
cember %, in the new hall.
John Graham was doing business In
the county seat last week.
Jimmie Culp has moved into his new
house on Fisherman,s bay.
Joseph S. Groll's new steamer will
be ready to launch some time this
week.
John STANDBY is making some quite
extensive improvements In the way OF
clearing. fli'
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Middleton have
moved onto their farm up in the mid.
die of the island.
VIM. Graham is able to he OH the
streets again after his fall from . horse,
week before last.
Chas. Faulkner, salesman for Fisher
Bros. of Seattle, was doing business on
the island last week.
Nels Jordal. was looking oyer San
Juan island last week with the hten'
ton Of locating, but found nothing e
suit him.
There are now fifteen dwellings OF
Fieherman's bay within. . mile, Alsf
the Modern WoodInen hall, where
twelve years ago there were only twt
small Log cabins.
There will be q grand ball given un
der the auspices of the Modern WOOD
men Of America IN their new hall q
the head OF Fisherman's bay December
%, 1900. Good music and ~ excellen
supper will be furnished. Tickets "a
fcluding supper, will be furnished g
$l.25. Refreshment stand In the cor
ner. Everybody invited. Come one
come all aud have the best time Of tps
season. Thomas G. Blake, WaiIact
Bolton and Fred J. Bolton, committee
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moment my horse fioundered down in .
mudhole and stuc: Our native INTERFERE
ter, who was by my side, and myself
made dash for thu house and were the
first to reachft. TIE lieutenant and SER
geant had mistaken the place, but were
then on our heels. Natives were rushine
out of shacks in in every direction and
bullets were flying everywhere. One
fellow jumped out If q window almost
directly over my herd, bolo in hand. l
heard him and was prepared. I had to
knock him down with my gun in order
to keep him off without killing him.
After the firing ceased we found only four
up against thirty negroes. The other
boys had got lost when we turned the
corner on the side street and could not
exactly locate the firing in the darkness,
but found us as soon rs it got light. In
all the shooting there was but one native
badly wounded. His leg. was broken i'm
two places. We captured several prison
ers; one fellow we have chased for
months. 1 was placed in charge of the
house to keep anys ne from going in to
destroy papers, cts. / thought / heard
someone inside and when the officer came
around reported it and he got light
and went in, but could find nothing. /
then took the light and went under the
house and pulled out three fellows, two
of whom were wounded. and concluded
it was them heard; but while we were
binding up their wounds / happened to
look up and saw young girl rs or IL
years old crawling out from under the
grass roof where she had hidden. She
came down the side of the house like a
monkey and laughing, too, and did not
appear to mind in the least seeing the
three men with bullet holes in them.
70 illustrate the superstition of the peo-
pie will relate the following instance:
Not long since one of our comrades died
and We buried him close beside the
church here. The natives claim the place
Is haunted and say they see lights around
his grave eve-y night. Some of them
think they spe him walking around the
streets; still others claim that he comes
to their easas (houses) for bino Whisky.
I was talking with woman few days
ago, when all at once she exclaimed, "Me
got muchO cola feet for Christie" Chris
ito was the soldiers name). She meant
that she was afraid Of him; that he had
been to see her the night before. fear
I weary you and will close.
Love to all.
GEORGE.
Co. L, 18th INIT, manila, p. 1.
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Stops the Cough
and works OF the Cold.


Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure cold in
one day. No Cure, No Pay. Price IS cents.
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FARMERS NOTICE.

west Coast Commission Co. Qnc.), do
inc husiness at 9j2 Western avenue. Sc
affie. for the last two years, will get you
more money for your poultry, eggs, veal,
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possibly eet by hasty sale. They have 3
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took and eocs all about calling on gro
cerymen, restaurants, hotels, etc, disPos-
ing OF your stock at the higness P..co
possible, RENTING ut once, , ,sJs ~ i p
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