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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-29
UTAH FLOUR FOR THE EAST
Large Contract Placed tor Composite" and
ALA"
200 600 Pounds Ordered by Chicago
Firm Alfalfa Seed for the
East.

Special Correspondence.
ogden. Utah, Nov. 29.-Another VIC
tory for Utah Hour It has been per-
sistently asserted for years that Utah
wheat would not do for the eastern
miIlers. It was claimed that the -four
would be "starchy" and various other
objections raised besides which It has
been alleged that the machinery used
in eastern mills would not grind Utah
or Western wheat 1t was a case OF
the mountain refusing to come TO Ma
homet. so Mahomet has concluded TO so
TO the mountain. Not being able TO ship
wheat TO the East, one OF Utahs lead
ing grain merchants, the C.. A. smurIh-
waite Produce company, concluded they
would try TO ship -four, in which they
are MISC extensive dealers. They sent
samples OF their Composite and Al
ID" brands Of aour to Chicago. and told
their correspondent to give the uour d
practical test. -.
Today comes the cheerful news Oy
wire that the test is entirely satisIac-
tory. and 70 forward 20OOO0 pouhus'
quite a respectable Introductory order:
mis- means much for Utah. because II
Utah flour can compete success ully
among eastern consumers with the hour
of the great Northwest, stimulus
wui nave been given TO Utah milling
such me- IL has never heretofore had'
and great exporting market can be
omenel mn IN Europe This firm IS az
rtody exporters OF Utah grown alialia
sesd 40 France. Germany, England
Nvetria Hungary, Belgium, italy ana
Inc great Australian colonies ana J,
c1,dSred 10 take hold OF the export OF
T-tah flour wherever consumers can % y
Sound for It, either at home OF aoFoau
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WITH THE JUSTICES.
Observation-Disclosures

Yesterday the case wherein Az
torney A. W. Casey is suing William
Crowther TO recover the sum OF SSo, az
legged TO be due him for attorney ices
Is being heard before Justice kroeger'
some months ago. Crowther was sen,
fenced by Judge Timmony to serve
long term for assaultlng his Grow
ther's) father. The young man en-
ployed Attorney Casey to secure MS re,
lease. ana Il l. alleged, ne afterward
refused to pay him. ,.N
The personal damage case In when
A. smith. a pawn broker. was sued lot
s2a5 for striking o. c. Hansen, was yes
terdov afternoon transferred from jus
lice Nelson's court to Justice Pardees'
The case was tried and the court de-
cldcd in favor Of the plaintiff and Or or
dered Smith to pay him the sum OF WV.
when the case was in the police court
several weeks ago Smith was hned F0V
for assaultlng Hansen.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Frederick Warde will have an aus
piCious opening az the Theater tonight
The house viii doubtless be sold out be-
fore the curtain rises on THE Duke
Jester" There has also been o good
sale for the matinee Of "Othello' this
afternoon.
At the Grand, the new comedy en-.
titled, THE Bell Boy opens tonight
for the remainder OF the week.
The Phil Margetts benefit is being
worked up in a whole-souled fashion
that must be very gratifying to the
old veteran. The Theater has been
rendered free Of cost: the Salt Lake
opera company offered TO produce an
act from any Of the operas in lbs roper
toire Mr. Margetts chose the second
act from "The Chimes OF Normandy y
and the Witmarks Of New York wired
that they would allow the orchestra
ton to be used free Of cost Mr. Steph-
ems preferred several leading singers to
represent the Tabernacle choir Proi.
Mcclellan volunteered his services FOR
a piano solo, Mn Weihe said the Thea
ter orchestra would not be behind hand
and all the attaches Of the house have
likewise rendered their services. The
event Is set for Friday Dec. q.
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HONOR OF JOHN MARSHALL.
Lawyers and Judges Throughout the
Land 10 Celebrate His Memory.

The American Bar Association has
established what Is known as John
Marshar's day on February 9Th, that
date In 1901 being The Tooth anniversary
Of his becoming chief justice Of the
United States The national asoscia-
ton has sent circulars to every state
association throughout the Union
designating the 5th Of February next
as q holiday so FAR as the bar ana the
beuch are concerned, and asking the
legal profession 10 have fitting exercises
in memory Of the American and emln-
ent jurist.
In accordance with that request,
President &. s. Narian, OF the Utah
State association, has issued the tol'
lowing notice 10 the members OF the
bar.
con the 5th day OF February. 1901,
the centennial anniversary Of the eleya-
ton OF John Marshall, 20 the supreme
bench OF the United states, as its chief
Justice. will be celebrated throughout
the Union. II Is proposed 10 make the
celebration a general one, In which the
people viii unite with the bar TO COM
memorate the life and public services
of the great chief Justice. The bar OF
Utah Is called upon by the National as
ISOLATION. having the matter IN charge.
10 forthwith take the necessary steps
for the observance n the day. l
therefore call n meeting Of the Bar
Association and OF the entire bar Of
the state Of Utah. TO be held at the
Federal court room IN the City Of Salt
Lake on the night Of Monday the 10th
dav ~ December. 1900. az o'clock. for
the purpose Of arranging for fitting and
appropriate ceremonies, 10 be observed
upon the occasion"
II Is supposed that the program will
consist Of a public assembly In the
afternoon az which an grafton will be
delivered and IN the evening a banquet
! 10 the members Of the bar
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KANSAS CITY 1--we STOCK.

Kansas city No. Nov. 2g.-Cattle'
Receipts. $500. Steady; native steers
8-54625. Texac steers, 2.5Og5.25' Tex.
as cows l.15d325; native COWS ana
heifers i.JOd45O; stockers and feeders
25Oa4l5: bulls, 2.25G425, calves, 4.Zog
Hogs-R Receipts 5000, Steady: bulk
NJ sales. l32hGL77ia; heavy, i22lsn
4;gis: packers, l.15GtsO' mixed 4'Ss,
Tl75n. light. 41OG4SO; workers. 4'o4
lsO. pigs A4OG4I2l5. .,.
Sbeep-Recelpts 1000. Steady lambs
1t1sost muttons 250Ni2Q.
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Itcms Trom La sac.

The articles OF Incorporation OF the
Grand View Mining and Milling COM
pauy was filed in the clerks Office this
week. says the Moab Times. The ln-
corp0rators are Seth 8. Mclean. llar-
riet S. Mclean. L. W. Duaro. a. Is.
Suddoth and IA, ID. Miller. The first
tHo are of Cast'etou the others are
from Memphis, Tom. The company is
organized with q capital of 100000 and
To- develop and operate a group OF
claims on Horse Mountain at the head
of castle Valley Ten thousand dollars
I'm cash has ben paid into the treasury
Negsrs. Mclean and Dutr0 were IN
Moab Wednesday. The company have
force of six men at work on the prop
Ortv
byron Davis Is down from the Basin
this week and says the stamp mill Is
proving a success The first cleanup
ishIghly satisfactory. the run had been
made ON ore from the ~ ]. Fowler
claims 70 Is the intention to Keep the
min going an winter
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago Nov. 29,-Cattle-Receipts,
5000. steers active, strong to 10 cents
hi gher. butchers stock steady. Good
10 prime steers, 5.35a59O; poor TO medl.
um. 4OOd5.25; stockers and feeders, 80
Gl25. COWS. 2.60a42O; heifers, 2o5H
tsl. Gamers. 2.O002.50: bulls 2.5Od4lei
calves. 3.5Od5.4O; Texas fed steers, 4.vO
aA9O: grassers, 3.SOqiloi bulls 2'ooQ
Hogs-Receipts today, $4,000; tomor-
row. 5000. Left over. 6,925 STEADY
to strong, top, ass. Mixed ana putcno
ers 465Glg5, good to choice heavy 80
8Ig5. rough heavy, 45Od4G5, light, 465
a 1874; bulk Of sales, h1iqA9o.
sheep-Receipts 5000 Steady, ac-
tive. 10 10 70 cents higher Good 70
choice wethers. t00m425 fair TO choice
mixed. s.sSnS95. western sheep 4OOp
AGO: Texas sheep, 2.5OdS'0Oi hatiye
iombs 25Od5.25 western lambs, 450U
q
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

John J. Corum 90 Julia WEIGH,
west half OF lot 40, block 2
Coates & C's subdivision Of
block 20. plat c.. .., CO., .,..,"$
MARY T.. Anderson to f. j. Ander-
Holm. -0xi3G feet southeast from
northwest corner OF lot 3, block
"a. plat r.. .,..,... ... ....",,.,.
George O.. Clark et uX 10 John
Hanson. 2xi rods and part OF lot
&. block T.. plat A..... o.. o.. sou
8. L. Ensign ct AK 20 Martha 3.
son. l25x50 feet northwest from
IA feet west OF southeast corner
of lot .. block a. plat F.. o.. OIL.
Mary r. Pyper 10 Elizabeth j. An
defson i2ix5O feet northwest
from 80 feet west 81 southeast
corner Of lot =. block a, plat F..
Henry j. Anderson ct NIX TO- Alma
Treganza, l2jxj0 feet northwest
from 30 feet west Of southeast
corner Of lot 2. block u. plat j.
Mary A. Peterson Holiday TO
willard Snow. lot . block 2
Gabbotts addition II Five-acre
plat A.. 90. s't zee ss'f'' ''f'f'f'
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POLICY OF Z. P,
Local Office win in Future be Under
Oregon Short Line.


On saturday an Important change VIII
90 into effect in local railroad circles
TO the effect that the Union Pacific
general agency here viii report to the
Short Line. or In other words Traffic
Manager S. W Eccles will comprise the
supreme court when II comes TO freight
matters. This consolidation OF the Of
fees viii IN no wise AFFECT the present
employees OF the Union Paciiic over on
East Temple street, who VIII MAINTAIN
their positions. IL is understood that
similar changes and consolidation OF
Offices will be made wherever TINS move
In the direction ~ economy can De
maintained notably IN Portland, where
there are three distinct onlces LOT lhs
Union Pacific, Oregon Short Line ana
oregon Railroad q Navigation CON-
many respectively. These three sys-
TENS. whose interests are practically
Identical. win hereafter pull together
IN this direction.
s. w Eccles and Francis p. Choate
we're closeted together Tor an hour this
morning while the former outlined the
niture policy az set forth al the meet
inc an Omaha last Tuesday. When seen
aftar the consult ationMr ChOate stated
NAT The change meant that those here
connected with the Union Pacific would
be- transferred 20 the payroll OF the
OREGON Short Line. Later on. he SAID,
thore might be some changes. but In his
opinion the present force would be re-
tained .norder 90 cope with the work
mat was connected with the office. II
any changes were made he said that the
Union Pacific would look after the
boys alright
The meeting this morning was In the
nature or % talk over the situation ana
uo definite steps viii be taken for some
| ..-.. 90.
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TO FIGHT THE TRUST
The Denver News SAYS Two Large
Shelter Plants VIII he Built.

Denver Nov gg-The News today
says The rival of the great American
smeupr Trust is in course of training
for @ gigantic campaign. The move
ment has been in progress quietly tor
several months. and yesterday it dee
yel0pod that plans Gre So Jar completed
that locations for plants ore being see
leCJel and the last touches are being
given 20 one OF the most daring pro-
jects OF the decade
Three large plants are 20 be- erected
simultaneously. one IS 20 Doc iu Denver.
a second in salt Lake and @ third win
be built at a favorable point in Mexico
yet 90 Doe named Each of the plants
IS 90 have O. capacity for handling au-
tomatCaily 1000 tons of ore daily and
all are 90 Dee built upon practically the
same plans Experts for the various
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OBSERVE THANKSGIVING.


An elaborate service among the de-
nominatloual churches today was the
union service held at the First Method
list church. in which most OF the other
churches participated. The services be-
gan at 10 o'clock. under the direction
Of Rev. 4. II. Henry, A pleasing musi-
cal program was rendered after which
Rev. W. H. Bagley Of the Central
Christian church, was scheduled for a
sermon on the subject. THE Request
of the Nineteenth to the Twentieth
Century"
Exercises we're also held az ST. Marks
cathedral opening with morning prayer
and holy communion, and followed with
a sermon by Dean Eddy on the sub
iect. "Our Country It's Prospects,
Perils and Possibilities.
Mass was observed al ST. Mary's
cathedral at $3.50 this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-29
ABUSED THE OFFICER.
Bartender at Terrible Swede Saloon
Gets Himself Into Trouble.

Last night about 1890. Oflcer John
Hempel discovered a couple Of girls
II and IS years Of age, respectively
drinking wine In the Terrible swede'
saloon. They were pretty well under
the influence Of liquor when Officer
Hemple entered the place. When he
called the bartender's attention To the
fact that he was violating an ordinance
by allowing the girls to be In the place
tie dispenser Of drinks. whose name Is
william Cummings intimated that II
would be highly commendable FOR the
bluecoat 10 take q trip 70 that place
where It IS generally understood over
coats are not In vogue. The officer
didn't go. but instead, marched Cum
minrs of TO iail Later he was re-.
leased on his own recognizance TIE
case will come up before Judge TIM
mony tomorrow afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-29
poeroN wool, NIARKET.

Boston, Nov. -s-The american =" 90,
and Cotton Reporter viii say OF we
wool trade tomorrow. THE WOOL mar
kat mas been rather more active we
mast week. There has been consideraolc
.1uist looking around for all classes or
,,roi and Inc demand has been strictly
for consumption. Reasonable prices
have baen offered and have been ac-
Deufed. Advices from the West con con
ti2ue 10 indicate a very bullish feeling.
0Wuprs OF wool continue to hoid " AZ
hIrh prices. Prices are natuI9hy Nv a.,
l1yor of the buyer although theIe -
mo- pressure 10 sell wool. and quota''o'i'
are unchanged ya.,o,
The sales this week IN Boston
amounted 10 llI4.S0o pounds domest'v'
ari 5DOOO pounds foreign maAlhs
total OF l.125. 500 pounds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-29

New York. Nov. 2s.-The Herald says
in Washington dispatch.
Senator Lodge win IN all probability
be advanced TO the Craftsmanship OF the
committee on foreign relations 20 NIL
the vacancy caused by the death OF
Senator G. *. Davis Senator :. Frye
OF Maine and Cullom OF Illinois, both
outrunk the Massachusetts, senator on
the committee, but Mr. Frye, In addi-
ton 10 being president pro tempore OF
the Senate, IL chairman OF the committee
on commercial relations, and Senator
Cullom is chairman Of the committee
on Interstate and foreign commerce.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-29
IL THE FEDERAL COURT.

The case Of W. o. Johnson against
the Southern Pacific company has been
transferred from the district court OF
Boxelior county to the United States
court. The case is suit for $4,000 for
the loss OF a hand and arm at Promon-
tory on August o. 1900 Plaintiff was
acting as brakeman for the defendant
company. and while coupling cars his
hand and arm We're so badly crushed
that amputation was necessary. IL Is
further alleged that the accident was
mainly due TO a defect In one of the
COuplers.
Thomas Sherry has filed a suit for
10000 damages against the Highland
Boy Gold Mining company In the Unit
ed States court II is alleged that
through the negligence of the SHIFT boss
20 tell plaintiff OF the existence OF some
missed holes, they unexpectedly explod-
ed and caused plaintiff to loose one eye,
and have the sight Of the other one
badly impaired
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK,

omaha. Neb.. Nov. 2e-Cattle-Re-
oairts no. Nominally steady. Ma
live beef steers, A25aj5o' western
steers 4OOdA60. Texas steers, 8oy45..' b.
COWS and heifers, 300G325; Gamers 10
G2.I5. stookers and feeders, oo19 l4l,
calves. IOOG55O; bulls, stays etc. -.V'a
l2i. CA. .i..har
Hogs-Receipts 300 SHADE hls ~ =
Heavy. i7Od477ia; mixed 4.t-'2a, 70,
lIeht. l.T2i50i.S0; pigs 4uO04'V' DUN Vi
sales, A72hGi.15 e..s... ,.5
sheep Receipts, AGO e'e9u. =, . 0'i
muttons, 390NllO, western, S..' y, i''''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-29
GRANITE STAKE

The regular monthly Priesthood
meeting OF the Granite Stake Of Zion
will be held ia the Farmers ward
meeting house, December /, 1900. con.
vening at 10 o'clock a. m. The Relief
Society. Young Ladies' and Primary
Association officers will Join with the
Priesthood in devotional exercises A
full attendance OF the Priesthood Of the
Stake and officers Of the various or.
CARNATIONS is requested. The High
Council VIII meet at the same place
at a. m. OF said day.
FRANK Y. TAYLOR,
JAMES II. MILLER
EDWIN BENNloN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-29

G.212 packages firm. Creamery. ls4
Z-c. June creamery, lSa23c factory, II
Nltc.
Eggs Receipts. 4,4n packages,
stronger Western large packing at
mark, 2002ic Western loss of, 2tc.
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RELIEF SOCIETY.

The Relief Society Conference Of the
Salt Lake Stake Of Zion win convene
IN the Fourteenth ward assembly hall
Saturday, Dec. l, at 10 a. M and p. M
A full attendance OF officers and mem.
bers Is requested and all interested IN
the work are invited 10 be present.
NJ. ISABELLA HORNE
President
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DENVER LIVE STOCK.

Denver. Colo. Nov 29.-Cattle-- RE
reints sO0. weak. Beef steers S0gH
( o6, cows 2.75G360; feeders freight
laid 10 river. 2.s5GAl0;stockcrs, freight
naid TO river, gO0Q41o, bulls stage
Ste. 2.O003.0o. mn,
H,gs-Receipts coo. steady lignt
makers i7Oqis0, mixed and heavy 40
a4S0.
~, chanU
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MUSIC LOVERS.

All who desire information OF the
address, etc, OF Salt Lakes music
teachers, should consult the Musicians
Directory, published on the Dramatic
and Musical page OF the Saturday
News"
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TABERNACLE CHOIR

WIN meet for rehearsal tomorrow
night at the Tabernacle instead Of to-
night. A fun attendance Is desired.
r.. STEPHENS
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STOCKS, INVESTMENTS
AND BONDS.

Utah Bank and Commercial stoeo,,a9,iiis,
bought and sold. Loans on stocks Dll,,,,ass.
psyIng stocks bought and sold lnies.,tsitss,,
orders frufp institutions trustees o. a,ssa.
and capitalists will receive the oesto i H.
ton. JOHN " W l,,aa
Tell2. ~NNn
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SHIPS LIGHTNING RODS.

All big vessels are provided with cop
per lightning rods, which run from
their mast heads down to the copper
qheothlng
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PRIESTHOOD MEETING.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Priesthood OF the Salt Lake Stake Of
Zion will convene In the Assembly
hall Salt Lake City, Friday, Deem.
Der Z, 1900, at y. m.
JAMES d. STIRLING,
Clerk OF Stake.
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SABBATH SCHOOL SINGING CLASS,

Organized last Saturday Seventy
more members will M the hail. Next
meeting at p. m next Saturday
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LIFE OF A PIONEER.

Autobiography Of Capt. James s.
Brown, $40 pages, bound In cloth. Price
81 90: Tor sale az the Deseret News
Special terms 60 agents
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Stake Presidency.
INTENTION SEVENTIES.

Notice 10 all Seventies In the Sal,
Lake Stake: A council meeting VIII be
held with all the presidents OF Seven
ties quorums, located In salt Lake
stake, on Wednesday, December 5ih
1900, at Room No. %, Lion House Lat
ter-day Saints College. al ) p. 10.
All presidents are urged TO be pres
ent at this council meeting
on Thursday, December 9th, 1903, AZ
d. m. a general Seventies meeting
OF all Seventies belonging 70 Quorlms
I'm Salt Lake Sake viii be held at the
Assembly Hall, and the First Council
OF Seventy desire all to be present
J. G.. K1MBALL
General Secretary
JORDAN STAKE PRIESTHOOD
MEETING,
The regular monthly Priesthoodmeei,
ing OF the Jordan Stake win be he'd
saturday. December 1, 1900, al p. n.
I'm the Union ward house. \ good az
tendance IS desired. The BISHOPS OF
their proper representatives are
pecially requested TO be present 70
ceive the blanks and necessary w
structons for the settlement OF litnns
ORRIN =. MILLER
HYRJM GOFF
JAMES JENSEN,
Presidency OF the STAKE
RELIEF SOCIETY NOTICE.
There VIII be a Relief Society con-
ference held at Rlverton ward, Deceni,,
Der 6. 1900. Meetings at 10 a, m. ana :
D. m. A good attendance Is dtsirSu
MARINDA BATEMAN
President
2. GARDNER
Secretary.
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prrrER AND EGGS.

chicago NOV 2s.-On the produce , ca. .
change today the butter marker N W.
duII. crtamerles. lj023c; dairies' 10"
zoe.
cheese. steady lo'Qll'c.
Tggs steady fresh, 22c'
Now York. Nov. 2S-Bu;ter-Reeeip's'
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A FURNACES BREATHING.

The furnaces OF an Atlantic liner will
consume no less than 100000 cubic feet
of air an hour.
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CHURCH NEWS.

SALT LAKE STAKE CONFERENCE
The quarterly conference OF this STAKE
OF Zion will convene In the Assembly
hall Salt Lake City on Saturday DE-.
cember, s, 1900. at 10 a. m, and 2 p. m
and at 10 a m. Sunday, December gth
and in the Tabernacle at p, m.
A general attendance Of all Officers
and members Is requested.
ANGUS NJ. CANNON,
JOSEPH T., TAYLOR.
CHARLES ", PENROSR.
stake presl lency
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TEMPLE NOTICES.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Salt Lake Temple VIII close "a
the afternoon OF Friday December -I,s
1900, and reopen on wednesday JAW
airy End, 1901. .,.ow
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Or sanford's Liver lnVigorator'
The best Liver Medicine, vegetable cure Tor
Liver LIE, Bllousness, lndigesilon' SonsupAHoD'
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BANK STATIONERY

And printing specially attended to at
the Deseret News once. Estimates
promptly furnished. Rush orders
speciality,
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sth.oo uuIrAR, 5000,

At the Great Holiday Advance "a
Sale. FERGUS COALTER MIsiS ~"
2 doors south z, c. NJ l.
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stops the Cough
- .Hlra of the Co

,..,,. rr,rno-oolnine Tablets cure cold ~
onc day. No Cure 10 f'l'
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THE APOLLO.

The LATEST and most PEl.FbSt.
self-playing piano attachment IN Wv
market. on exhibition and SAFE "
CALDER'S MUSIC PALACE
IS and A. West First South street
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-12-15

IT is said that Gov. Pingree had
an encounter with The Polite Man
in Detroit the other day. Both
were standing in crowded street
car, and sudden start jolted the
passengers and caused The Polite
Man to land with his elbow in the
region OF the governors solar
plexus. BEG pardon" said The
Polite Man. Not to be outdone in
politeness, the governor searched
his pockets and said, "Really I
haven't one with me just now. But
ifyou will give me your card, | viii
mail one to you. y