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VISITORS TO
S. S, CONVENTION.

Are invited TO call and see our ele-
CANT lines OF Dolls, Toys, Picture
Books and everything suitable for HON.
day presents.
CANNON BOOK STORE,
Deseret News, Props
II and 10 Main 81.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Brokers generally felt that there
would be an active movement In stocks
Immediately after the election, but the
reverse seems 70 have been the case.
The recollection Of President Mckinley
had been so generally discounted by
dealers, that stocks have made but lit
tie movement for the last several days.
The sugar stocks, as usual have shown
the main activity Utah Sugar having
pushed up TO the highest point yet
known and ogden keeping close along
side. Both factories expect 10 stop
running about December lst, The Lehl
factory has turned out 100000 lbs. up
10 date. The Deseret National Bank
has paid rs regular quarterly dividend
OF 3 per cent. and Cunnington company
have dlsbursed their quarterly payment
OF per cent. and those stocks are now
quoted eX-diyidend. Church bonds have
reached 1876 the highest point since
their Issuance Following are the latest
quotations:
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ovERIssUE or STOCK.
Colorado Springs Exchange is In
vcstigating Alleged Fraud,

A dispatch from Colorado Springs.
Colo. says that the Mining Stock asso.
citation Is investigating an alleged over
issue OF stock OF the GolstOne Mining
d Milling company 90 the amount N l.
900 600 shares. The company Is capital
ized with 2.0o0Dl) shares and ITS stock
sold at 2is cents q share in the market
q. p. Bentley. the secretary Of the COM
pauy has disappeared. lie was secre-
tary OF a number of other small com
panies and two Of these. the Golden Ag,
and the shannon. are making good
small over issus OF their stock,
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The county ticket ran about 'he same
vote The vote Of Spanish Fork was a
surprise. The usual Democratic ma
jorlty was about 200 IL was evident
from the talk that the best men in the
view Of the people would be voted for,
and that party politics would not con-
troll the NnIn az hnreiOfOre
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DELEGATES TO
S. S. CONVENTION.

VIII find all the Church Publications.
Sunday School. NJ. !. A. and Primary
association supplies az
CANNON BOOK STORE,
Deseret News. Props.
II and 10 Main st.
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DAVID G DUNBAR
by ALBERT j. Scare
Deputy cEk.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS E,TATI d
James bell deceased. Creditors 81 1rl
claims with voucher. % Che uliss.i1,-
the Office OF Siofart IS steWir, slj4 II
COrniCk Block SAT- Lake U.iy % Or "a
the l2th day u March A. p lNl
tRANKLlNBEiL
Executor OF estate oi James BEL. .sas
stewart & stewart Attys
Date u drst publication, Nlysnoe'
A. ID 1901
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Mir Irvine. Mr.. westerman. Mr.. f. V.
Smith,
Mrs. Fisher Harris win entertain the
newsly organized Whist club on Mon
day,
The ladies auxiliary, Of the Y. NJ, c.
A.. met this afternoon TO elect officers
for another year
Mrs. L. L, Downing left for the east
today.
The High school parties. which were
so popular last year. will be run again
this year, under the name Of Red and
Black parties, They promise 10 be just
as popular as they were last year The
first dance will be given at Christen-
sens next Friday night
Mrs. Margaret Cardall and Miss
Vilate Peart entertained al a kensng-
ton on Friday. Those present were.
Miss Tytle McLelland, Mollie McLel-
land, Rye Rigby Alice Howarth, En-
ME Arts. Lille Arts, Jessie Arts, Annie.
Cannon, Sadie Peart. Phrone Peart,
Nora peart. Mrs. MIME EaNe, Mrs.
Lizzie Burton, Mrs. Clara Beebe Mrs.
Florence Schettler. Mrs. Mae Taylor,
Mrs Florence Bradley, Mrs. May Can
non. Mrs Lottle Eardley, Mrs Priscilla
Whitaker Mrs, LibbIe Pratt, Mrs.
Litha Hendry, Mrs, Dunbar Mrs.
phrona Horne, Mrs s, j. Spencer Mrs.
Margaret Pcart The parors were
decorated IN pink roses and white
chrysanthemums Dainty refreshments
were served after which musical Sc
lectlons were rendered by Katherine
McLelland, Ethel Larson Rye Rigby
Alice Howarth, Mollie McLelland, Mrs.
Libbie Pratt and Mrs Dunbar.
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ORE AND BULLION REPORTS.


MCCORMICK & co.
Mingo bullion q, ,. 90 o. d. o.. "$5. 200
silver and lead ores b. O.. O" .,, 800
Cyanldes .... .,,.t. .... .''''''' ''-vv
BAMBERGER & MCMILLAN.
Bullion .,., .''.s '''' ''''.'.''. '''se, 'l'
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CANNON BOOK STORE
WEEKLY SALE.

This week leather goods consisting OF
purses. pocketbooks, portfolios writing
sets. desk pads, collar and cum sets,
dressing cases. etc. medalllons, mirrors
and photo frames continue for another
week. CANNON BOOK STORE
Deseret News Props, II and 10 MAN
Street.
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Hewlett Bros. co.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

the ownership. as was the case when
the Gem Extension was cut. The Gar
den Is one Of the best mines on Seaton
Hin and has shaft down about 800
feet
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The Salt Lake Mining Review Is the
only exclusive mining paper published
IN this intermountain country. Every
one should SUBSCRIBE $3.50 year.
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Weak Digestion.

Indigestion and Dyspepsia have
wrecked many lives. People who are
weak and miserable should know that
health would return II the digestion
were made normal This is Just
the condition Hostetters Stom-
ach Bitters brings about. II
cures constipation, billousness.
nervousness, liver and kidney troubles.
and produces sound sleep. II win make
you well. See that our private revenue
stamp covers the neck OF the bottle.
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT

Today's clearings o.. o.. .,.. 1886 1858
Same day last year O., q, Al,4l2 :
Weeks clearinCs o., p. D.. o., -.lOl,tlll1
Same week last year. 90 o.. 2.60s s22 %
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o-NE sTATloNEHlI H.
Ana prlntlng, !lss. otjfaE
pre- promptly furnished +
lpeelalty'
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ELECTION IN BOX ELDER.
Mckinley Has 1853 Majority, Wells 1866 and
Sutherland III,
Democrats Elect -Four County Onieers,
sheriff, Assessor aud Two
commissioners.

Here Is the full vote OF Boxelder
county at Tuesdays election. on presi-
Dental electors. governor, congressman
and county officers. The vote on 9TH
or State officers than the governor
came close to that officer throughout
being generally a little less, In the
following table the first named candi-
date ls Republican.
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DIED.

LANGsTON. In this city. November
10. 1900. Of cancer, Leyina Jane Lang
ston wife OF the late George ;. Lang
sion: born March Is. lslj, In Augusta,
Geargia. c...s.,,
Funeral services VIII be held SUNDAY
AZ lg noon from the Fifteenth ware
meeting house. Friends are invited
10 attend and can view the remains
rom 10 20 ii.S0 a. m. at the rear OF ozS
west First South street day Of FUNERAL
IARDMAN.-In Salt Lake City'No-
vember sth, OF dropsy. John Leo, son
OF John T. Hartman and Alice Corhss
in the seventh year Of his age.
Funeral from Fourth ward meeting
house. Sunday, 18th Inst az D. III
Friends are kindly invited
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stops the Cough

Laxative Bromo-Qulniue Tablets cure a cold IN
ono day. No Cute, No Pay Price % cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-10

Mr.. Irvine. Mr.. westerman. Mr.. E, V.
L
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-10

The ladies' auxiliary, Of the Y. NJ. G.
A.. met this afternoon to elect officers
for another year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-10

Mrs. Fisher Harris viii entertain the
newslv organized Whist club on Mon
day.
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:. Tf0NERY

Ferguson s cannon, -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-15

Sanuar. - Die bisTige Sdnitdts~8e>
f0roe meIOet 5lpei 5dlle BON 8sllsn1
peii, bon tpelden elmer t0otllfsn Sers
lauf nu6m. Der geitorbtne Yatlsnf
mar Gin 0slsrteur BON Der brltn4en
Barrie r5OrmoId."
6ranfreiG unb Gan y o.
mtngp.
can Oomingp, IA. San. -
Sin psiteres fran5OIiTd1es SriegsT6lFF
III bier anQetpmmsn. Die S4tpieri9'
feiten 3pildRn Der Republjt u. Srants
reid Iinb inoeIier our6 einen 8erglel9
spiIaen benz frun3OiiF6tn 2lomirdI
uno Der 3egierung in befrieoi9enoer
8eiIe qeregeit porben. Gebtsre tptTo
cine 9rptlamution erloi1en, in pslfer
Ie bsm 8plts fir feline patriotlI6e
Saltuna oonft uno gu gIeifer 3sit cts
fldrt, oab nit ben patriptiIAen Sunb1
oebungen tpeosr cine 8erlebung6rdnss
rei6's, noa cine 9eldIii8ung leineu
8samten beabIi6ti9t mar.
3uBlanb fOroert 8e3ubz
lung.
Con nfdnttnopel, IA. San.-
Der rufiI6e 8otifaFter 6at Der sos
ben YForte cine Dirt llltimatum 5uges
fteQt, peldes ertiGrI, penn nidt Iofort
e;ne Nb3a6.un9 auf bic &req5 Gnta
I6dbigun9 Don 1873 93maht p2rpS
10 pIroe 3uBtdnb enerqiI6ere MuBs
re9eln er9reifen. Sell % 2Su6ren but
2uBlunb oft Iol4e Orobungen ausges
HoBen, aber ME ainenBftnnig er6alten,
ba9eoen BAT e5 Toni1 3ugefdnOniRe
6srau5gsI6iagen, unO 6a5 mag au9
biesmal Der San Fein.
8ert6etbigunq bes 6 a B is
nets Sugufa.
Nlaprib, "A. San. - Sm Senat
erpiberte ouf eine EfarFe &rjtit iiber
Die 8plitif oe5 MiniIierium5 SagaTtd
bei'm Nusbruh oe5 Sriees5 nit ben
Ser. Stadtsn Der bamaljge MiniTter
Dss 4usspdrt;oen 9ulIpn, bic glute,
tpel6e Der uncertainties 8otT6dfter
@sneraa WoOofpro bandls Uberrsi9te,
babe bic 9a3ifI3irunq Guba'5 inner
falb tur5er 6riIt Oerlanqt. Spanien
babe cine I6isosaeridtij6e GntT6eiz
oung bur6 ben Papit 9etpiinidt, bic
Ser. Staaten bdttsn iebo6 teioer ben
&rieg propo3irt. 0o5 W}inilterium
6a6e 2lQe5 getban, um gu permeioen,
DaB Spanien in einsn SrjeQ fir ben
IS ni6t geriiltet mar, binejnge5o9en
nlirbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-15
&o8ncr'3
Gin g(dn5enOer Grfo(g.
NihtS fann iein Vprtpartsidreiten
Eentmen.

Dir MAIDEN 8e'dihte, 70 melt als
Wuslinzllntsr5sug in 8etrdGI fommt!
Seyn elmer Wods babsn mir 2lles iiberz
trp7fen, oas 6is 1otpsit errei6t puroe.
,saSn Wsrt6en baben mir beinabe oa5
unsrreidbar b0dlte geleiitet! Sn Be
5ug auf preiis 'Iino mir tisfer nad Dem
anoersn grtrsm terurier gsgangen, als
man iih jssnuls bdtte trGumen la1en!
Wir ipraden i'm @rnlt, als' mir Oars
lsgten, mas bic persan9srR Bo6s i'm
8streff BON Muslinzuntsraeug brinz
gen tpiiroe; po6 iibsrtrafsn Die Ser
tdufe 4ass, mas mir oariiber iogtsn,
9lllss, mas mir papon erlpartetsn! Der
2lnfans berfel6sn mar 10 eroburti9 ~
to;sTer gerfouf BON Wuslinzltnter5eug
- Der Huf bapon mar 'osrmabsn iiber
bic gan3e Staot psrbreitei, uno fonosn
bielelbsn tdgli6 eine 5unebmencs 3dhl
bon 8afpunosrern - bab Diefe Wohe
burH fsraaren grobarti9ea 3uIprud
iid aus3sihnsn tpiro, oa mir noh
iiberrafdsnbere Nertbs BON belnabe
unqlaublider 6Dbe ofFsriren tpsroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-15
3osner's
0ciBe @aarcn.

aarrirte uHb eeitrsifts 2apns uno RainIoof, ii
elmer QrObcn stusipabl Der Mufer, 7!c.
98sbss erasgeblei6te5 inOii6ss 2innen, 4Osj0l
fig, Zoe.
98ebe peib apprttirte Tainioof, 36s3D0iq
12lc.
98cbe 9eno 9efreite 2aipng, ertra fein, 12!c
s9eibs psrFibc 2aiuu, iebr fcin, 15c.
gScbt Sbpei3er WuG ertra pcrtbpon, zoe.
g8eBc Qepebtc rWelt"=9iaues, ipc3iea 25c
98cBe importirte Srguubp, GS 3oa brett, 25c
g8eBc gang linn.ne 2uun, ertra fein, 3Oc.
gaeibt QtlaB farrirts Mabrag, 3Oc.
gSeib. frauS0fiGe NainioOf, iebr leift, 39c.
9SeBe i6pere pbroao=tpelt1 9iauc, soc.
g1ebc boblidumigs unp scfdltelte 2ann, Csc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-15
Sie FILSTON FARM DAIRY

iebt in fciuer g9ciic nit Der rllnou Der Wild=
NroOujcnteu" in &crbinouno IND bat gsniigcnOe
6uciltdtcn fir Die 2icierung Der bcten Guaitdt
DON Scriep=Milb ans Ocniclben Cuelen mic bis=
Der, Inn 9Iuitrdqc pon StuieniQen au53uiubren,
pcIhe Die fortQcicBtsn Yrsisisigcrunqcn psrmciOen
nocbten pie aus Der allQemeinsn Gonrole Der NrO=
OuttiOn Dur6 bic pltnion Der Milb sGrOoujcnten"
berribrcn.
99ir bcbcn Die QrDbtc @ceroe Ron e6tcn ScricDer
Milbtiibcn in ntn Ser. Staaten.
Seuptt 9oitfartt oper ttepbpnirt 1908 III.
Mfa y. Gardner, Jun, Dtana9er.
Q5t Nr 220, Si=YretpnzS Strabc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-15
9lus Gercims= unn 9naemfrciien.

NarrenTiBung bes n8srman;a 5urnz
rsrsina." - 8ierteliabres Ser
fammlungsn, - Der nS4pabsnz
@erein." - Die raOnig 0abibz
SingI4ule." - 8samtentpabl pes
ySrdu0siI Itsrz8ersins," - S6eaz
ter i'm rOurleb5Part." - 2lnbere
9ersinasNeuigteitsn.
Der ,9ermanid Surnpersin" 6ielt
gsftern 46snb ieine TarrsniI IiBung in
feinsr 9aqs on Der poit@SoFiceA2loe.
Die SiBung beg nGrriidsn prin3en
begann nit Dem Qufmari6 bes dine
T1fsn Ordsltsrs bss Surnnreins, NIT
9rn. u. 5onfhdnsl uls Oirigenten.
Die iibrigen W'itgIitoer Des MuIitz
cprps tpdren bic 96. ). Surnt, 6.
arob, g. 9ariBfp. 8. 5iTder, 8. Sol
fer6ert. 5, Wilsr, $. SimOn, s.
puppe unD 6. 0ietri9. gla6 BEN
4u'ftreten Der 4insIii4en aapeas, bic
nit allerbano sSnitrumentsn aus pa
pier bspaffnet mar, hielt 9roeTor 5.
2ieoer bic RarrsnS9reoigt. S6m folgte
Der Obsrmarr 5rib 2ilt nit s;nem
9ortra9e. Qllsoann bielI 6r. S;sg.
frieo 9irf6berg mebrers 9ortrdas,
unter anperen Die &ameruner 8aatz
parars." pas 9ssrdbniB meiner
S9Die9ermulter" unD Der Rsportsr
auf Der Barrier DeltausItelung." Die
So. 9ariBtp uno 5untbdnel Ian9sn
auberoem baa 9ustt r0es Sommers
leBts 3oie." Die NurrsnIibung mar
cine urgsriitblids uno febr 5a6lret6
bon 9errsn unb 0omsen beIu9t. Ous
Qrranasments1Gomits bsitanb aus ben
So. GrnIt arob, 5. 2isber, Sarl
3a6n, gonroo Damn, Sonroo 3u6ler.
Geo. Slider. u. Jant9dnel unb $.
Stffsr6art
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-15
ltntcrtaiHen.

llntcrtairen BON qutem Musln, untaoclbaftes
Tacon, runber ODcr ediqcr @als, &c.
ltnt,rtailltn ous pprsiialifem Dtuslin, ediQcr
Suls, nit bHbi6tn stidreien unO spiBcn be.
lest Zoe.
rntcrtanen aus por3iiQli6tm Muslin, p8"=Sa=
crn am Salie, nit brsiter stderei becbt, 15c
llntcrtanen, sebn peribieoerc 6ucpns, aus benz
rgD=5acon, ioipie runosr Soas, ebenio Die poGe
glouim= m=Grpnte, nit esissn oOer stidereicn, bez
icst, 25c.
l1ntertailen, zine idbore Qartie bon feineren
eortcn, DON $500 abpdrtg bis 5u SOC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-15
3osner's
fertig aemad)te Setttiiher, &ppffiI=
ien mmo ppliter=ltebersiise
aus stansars.Muflfn ans.fertiat,

uhc uHBbIertI9t.
y bel II guros groBe geblsibte Setttubsr, e..
fredt, ssidumt uno esbiiselt, 33c.
p bel 2! 9arbg grobs eebltidt. gctttii6.r, qe=
tredt, qsiGumt uno osbHQelt, 5Sc.
q bel q gurbs qrobe ecblei6te setttiider, bobl=
iGuntie. 69c.
AZ bel SO grOs. aOpftHtn.llebr,ass oebl,i6t,
12!c.
As bel So GrObe aOpftifen=lleber,aue, qcbIeidt,
14c.
As bel So srObs aOpftiHtn=llsbr,iiae. bublidu=
mig 14c.
As bel Sc srOse aOsftiHsnslltbcrsiis., bOblidu=
mig, zoe.
AZ bei 63l qrOb. gOlftsr=lleb.r,iss eeblet6t,
csc.
As bei p qrsbs gOlf.r.llebtr,iae a,bl.i6t.
35c
As Be. Y erObe gOliter=llsb.r,ugs boblfdumis
39c.
Utica qsbl.i6ts ebeetine
42sBou. As Rl4 sI4 9I4 lo,4
lie. I.se 15e e1e zee eae.
MObapi s.blei6t. e9.etins
~. DO 6li slA 9Il IOI4
1Oe. lie. lac. lax. 1s.. az.
s6pere ungeblsi4te 36s,Daiae Musln. nit run=
ben 5dben, Sc. pertb SC.
Y0Smer'S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-15
Taht &pipmS.

Na6tsejoipns BON qutem Mnslin, gut ecnra8t,s
0ote ans gubcln bon Galteu, Gambric= Ruiile
'rumO I'M Den @als unO bic @trmttn, 29c.
| NaAtzGopns, gutter Muslin, Qofc bon Siis
fd5eln bon feinen falten, sinoeiiiQtcr 6als, nit
Stifersicn beiest, 49c.
( @a6tz@opns aus bpr3iali6tm Muslin, gots
aus bier &.iben bon Ginidscn unO Oreibo fcine,
Salten, nit i66nen etidcrsisn rum nm DEN SAILS,
an Der SrOnts bsruutcr unO an Oen glermsln, 69c
su6t=G,Omus in ciuer snOloien Nusipabt Der fei=
nercu SOrten bon $3 so abipdrtg bis .u 9Sc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-15
ainoer Miiecn.

9seiBc ieiOsns sduoinus= =Mrset, einige Gin ipcz
MIG bei3mutt, grobe Iuspabl Der 0tuter, in bO6en
uno runOsn &iifcn pOer fran56fi3cs GacOn nibt
aIe 9rDbsn in ieOer bsionpsreu Sorte, bod ole
GrDben in Dem Qunjen @iiOrtimtnt, biz Su $lOO
pertb 2Jc.
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ltnterbpicn.

1lntcrbOisn aug Qutem Muslin, gut Qearbeitet
Saum unD gui6el ppn feineu Gultcn, 1Oc.
1lntcrboien aus Qut.m Wuslu, Notc=gano
Gan,bric=llmbrsnasgtuiile, nit SpiBen bceBt, 25c
rlnterbpien ans btm beiten Musln, 0otezgonO,
Salten BON id0nsn stitereien, sui6el BON fsinen
Talten bariber, 69t. mertb, 49c.
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Tnrbigc 1tntcrrDtfc.

9leqant eeitrsfte llntsrrpfc, edDts 5arbcn, nit
brsit.r DtrIbnirtsr 6lountc Glannelctt. eeittcrt,
sl.00 tpcrtb, 59c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-15
Scmoen.

Semoen aus outem Nuslin, i6libt beri6nirte
9Gnocr, 25c.
@emoen aus bcitcm Muslin g)otc pon Stidcreisn,
bibite Stdcreien runO Den 0als uuo bic
qermeln, 39c.
StirtzGbcmiies BON Cambria, ediqer @als bon
rsiben GinidBeu NIT 5tpci Geiben pon fooibbarem
@ano Our63oqsn, bi6i6e etidcreicn ruup nm ben
6als uno Die slermeln, 9tuiIc an stirt nit gt=
ibel BON feiuen 6alten, soc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-15
sSrau SeQ'8
rslpuatiichcr MeoufdfDr

Bat eunb.rtsu bon o.dnsfissu 6rausn eIudf.lis,
i.it eebraat. 6at aud ni6t elm sinssss Wal febl.
oddble zen. Spattttns nad5 ,lp.i tis finf 9assn
tyurat ftets asbulfs o:itaiitn. Rein ebrttrj Rel,
n, S,sfabr atint uut,rbrtbuna Der arbsit. Der
gsoa oDtr i'm Eur.au g. aatbtrtb,iluns GRATIS
Spr.dbitune,n DON 10 rbr gOrmittaes bis 9 ubr
Gb,ubg; 6onntass psn bis uhr Rddmittacs.
sSrau Belle
wr. 66s, aBeh' Srantiins, nabe piusffrate.
aus. l3 ls. .9&9 Baltimore.
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MurarjeT 9elpbt.
Nsujabra> >Neifript oss S,arsn.
Ser ruiiiid,c Miniiter SeS MnStuar=
tiaen erbiilt iparmc Mnerfemnnng
fiir ieine 0eroienite.

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f0nnen. - Sin oeut{6es 9an3srz
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iidrtung Der fran30IiIden 5iotte.
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in gortugal. - a6lsb:n Oss Sss
fe6tg6a6srs Der pdpitliAen Nobel
8arbe. = @ioerIpreGenoe Nad]s
ri9ten ii6sr bic ReOolutIpn IN so
lumbid.
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Saum uub feline 5aten, 25c.
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oauerbufter Spite beicst, 39c.
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61Ourcs, brsiter suum unb feline 5altsn, 69c
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8uife bon spibcn unO srtra etoub=8uffls, sl.5O
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vunYerdnperte Situatipn. "
So wsniafens fast @tn. Roberts.
SSid)tigc Cpcratiuncn iinb int Gan.
&C, BON fuelcben bic 3nfunft oer
Sampasne abbangt.

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lit nit 1000 Mann iibsr @esnea
por9sriidt. - Nabridein!;4 foll
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nebmen petiuden. - Sin 6ebG
f6lag bes 9srIuds piro oua
@f:tIal bon 2ubpim;tb beTHssln.
- Die Sriten babsn ein paar
TurmbduIer i'm Oranie 5rei'taai
berbrannt.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-05
HEALTHY SCH00EMA'AM
Found Out How to Feed Hersef.

Many school teachers, at the end of
their years work, feel thoroughly ex-
hausted and worn out, physically and
mentally. The demand upon the nerves
and brain of a teacher is unusual and un-
less they are well fed and fed upon prop
erly selected food, it is natural that they
should run down.
A little woman teacher at GoblevilIe
Mich, who has been teaching regularly
for number of years. as.always found
herself thoroughly exhausted at the end
of the session. until, within the last year,
she has made use of Grape-Nuts Food.
with the result that she closed the year
as a robust, healthy. strong, vigorous
woman, having gained in weight from
80 pounds to 126; her nerves strong,
face bright and CHEEKY. and really Won
der to all her friends, who constantly
comment on her color and strength. She
knows exactly to Wharf.-The change is at
tributed, for in the years past. living on
ordinary food, she fllas almost broken
down before the school year closed,
whereas, since using siGrape- Nuts, this
change has been brought about evidence
prima facie of the Rsa1He of Grape Nuts
Food for rebuilding the brain and nerve
zcenters.
The name of the teacher can be given
by Postum Cereal Co, Ltd, Battle Creek,
Mich.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-05
SPOKE At BLOOMINGTON
HON. ADLAI STEVENSON WARMLY
WELCOMED on HIS RETURN
FROM MINNESOTA
N0N-PARTIsAN RECEPTION
Chairman and Orator of the Day
Were Republicans - Vice Presf-
Dental Candidate Talked on
Current PrObIems

BLOOMINGTON, Ill, Aug. A hearty
welcome awaited Hon. A. E. Stevenson
on his return from Minnesota His train
arrived at 2:S0 p. m. An immense crowd
had gathered at the depot and escorted
the vice presidential candidate to a speak
ers' stand in Franklin square, opposite
the Stevenson house. Judge Lawrence
Weldon introduced Mr.. Stevenson in
twenty-minute speech Mr.. Stevenson
replied, in part, as follows:
''All that genius in ages past has con-
tributed to the worlds treasury of knowl-
edge-whatever tends to human comfort
and TO the lessening of human distress
dwindles in the presence Of the wondrous
achievements Of the nineteenth century.
The all-important inquiry now Is: What
Of the future? What of the night? What
the perils that may lie along the pathway
Of the century upon which we are soon to
enter?
The future danger of the republic is
not from foreign foe, as during the first
two decades, nor along sectional lines, as
at later period of our history But,
with the multiplication and increase of in
dividual fortune-thus emphasizing the
distance that separates their possession
from the toiling millions; with the rapid
augmentation of aggregated wealth and
the murmuring and unrest that follow
''as night and day." with the influx and
growth Of an element whose principle in
action is the destruction of safeguards
of laws and of constitution; with the rapid
Increase in every field of. endeavor. of ap-
plianceS which mercilesSly dispense with
the labor Of human hands, and with popu-
lation pressing upon means Of subsistence
who can doubt that from all these may
spring dangers to society, to the state,
unknown to the first century of our his
tory?
The safety of the republic during the
century upon which we are soon to enter
will rest, not upon its material wealth,
IFS physical pOwer-now it's splendor-but
upon the conservatism the intelligence,
the virtue, the lofty patriotism of all the
people. AT the freside, in the schoolroom,
in public assemblage, everywhere
throughout the broad land, let there be
inculcated a sublime love Of country, a
veneration for government, for law, for
justce-for all that it has cost our race
the toll and sacrifice of centuries to
achieve. IN this highest and grandest
sense, let there be taught Veneration for
the memory of our fathers-the builders
of the republic"
The entire proceedings were non-parti-