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Decorah-posten., 1903-07-03
Nnrn pukntn.

Or. !. =. Gpaus 9eboelie&buS
Grafton bIep forleoen Gag belfaoi8et
peo SIoebraro ior $1,000.
SlScbrano. - en- SlofbronO biem'
is8te 9pen Gboffee / Gais Gountp ttO'
IiQ 9srSag Iorgen Sen 27be Slri
% !aeoe SaIobeIen al Den / aife. !
EeterionS Sotel br9nbte, IigeIaa y
8. GeterionS RoifirblS, q. Sacobs'
&pnoitori 6. 9. Gummins' &eitail
rant og NarIbfe Bros. Stsberi. 81
oen fortGreSe 8GrOier for $4,000
Sum en- Gel al Gobet bGtteS oe0 as'
IuronCe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-03
GlItnots.
Tinnic Ialmitrsm % en- a

Iinnic Ialmitrsm og en- onScr
GaSIoger bleo 0rpbt oe6 ct Saunnen'
ito meIfcm ct 5ragttog % en- Spor.
pogn / Chicago 0en 29oe SSlrri. Ct
itsrre autul NeHurifer frm tilifaoe.
Spcrccrcbe i'm Raub. - Sra Be-
tbarp meooeleS, OF Or. %. s. 2ogGn
oerfra 9per, iom M en- SiSlung bar
ptrfet iom RisiionSlGae / 8irNa, rplig
bar ~utSerfaitet Jig en- Operation For
appendicitis, % OF set bar bans Sri.
itru - en- / 2pgefuniten ufpuoig 8er.
ion = iom rtbisrte Opemttunet.
Goftorsr % bottS SuItru par 500
Mil ira u9rmeite 9ase, o. oa bans
Smbom bar b~etGnfeIig, siaISt Set at
gisre roset itrar. timber barts Sn.
itrurer lrbisrte oerfor Wsrs. 9ogm
Operuttonen, iom faIot meset beISig
li0
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-03
l~tSfsrieleu Of gumnlb | ,EiifaIou,


ret iom eu6te ben 30tc Rai, beIsb
fig iii omfring $317,000,O00, boiI.
fet er co. 100000 mere emo /
Garet 1901, Ger bar 6et beoite 9omi
iLsour, oi bar baot poa Ianse Si0er,
ON oct isorigt n~o9eniinoe bar ppret
o%oertruffet. Set er oGro at mprfe
fig, at Rparrtiteten / Iioite 6ifaIaor
Dor abifiQig mirore enS {. Or. /
1888, men at llobpttct pua
8runS of DC beore Griier Dog bar
meget itsrre. 8 eIeoe Manne6er /
1898 bIep Der erporteret 3,72t,00O,.
600 Eunb 9omuIb. JON ir6bragte
1925, 0 900. s iom1re gerio0e /
BET netop ofIutte6e IiifoInor uoier.
te8 3,4S1 100000 8uno til en- &rr.
81 al $3OS, 100000. Tor 100000.
600 Bltno minore ems / 1898
faor ri i~aaIeOeS al l~l0isrieIcn / 1903
$S6,0O0,OOO mere i Tenee. Bonn.
ltioSpriien pnr / 1898 gicnneminitlio
5.57 Gents pr. Ellno. me6en8 Sri,
ien iibite Ior boI6t fig rruot S.S7
Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-03


S'n' JON H0''8 por p@re1 Poo
eNoo' N8er' VI Sle"'l''l8eN 'erDe1'
tie meo %e'''g" III N~e'tPFo'l1et@'
lPpr8S"'u"ie' 9ut 1oru'oFe' '9 p'iQ'
Oel'8 OF l'0''e ~'ooHe''r' GefS
Suftoe1 pu' lorUeoFe1 JIG tNe0e'' M
i1fF9eT' ct 1r8ee''S 'oor oe0re' enc
oe' par p"re1 Poo lang NO Frt'er'
liz u p''e'e' W 'v' 't 'Q''e'S al az
pe''oe "" WITTY, ,0n' i'"''' "' lFHe
pe" luIe "e''''''' D'" "0"8 "'''
Proe'lel@'"8F" p"r 'Pp' | HoNareS'
ls". ~" o''''''t'"' |""'"8 manor
S'.t"''9'" ~ ~'"'"' vi KEN
IL" "u'' ''a "''n' 9''' "o''' "V'''
prp'I''' ~ "'' ''o' ""'e Il l'"''''5'
.7 i'.''" e"""''' l'"' IT !'9tIFe'''
'''''' I" Vj''''o'H'
"'o - "''''''' S'"'tr'
''+ "'''''' ~ ty'.'''''9 '0'''
sIO"'N' -" CNo'" "" ~" '''0' rug
p"a "1'' '"I'"' e"'""''"' racer
SiaO'' Al :" 't'' ''"'''yI III 0e'
"et.Ot' W. ",'.t'''''' "'s '""'
9e'e -" Jun Il "ot'l"8e'
@O0'' ~ ~ D'''' S."'2''O'"9''F
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-03
Steenerlon:priien

SOM betlenot ttnc9loroe Or. Gltas
StccneriDu i Grpotston, Winr., / Sc
bruur Waaneb bette Nnr, at ban pnite'
De at opitiIe en- Hrisbelsrniu9 al $50
ior ben bebite Speri9ttelie al u. 8.
8lnieS 9i9t "5ebraminne" tiai9e meo
urieuterenbe biitoriit S~nolebnina iii Ell
ret 6orltaaelie al 9i9tet p9 inobpb /
ben I~nlebuing til Ell aonturruce mellem
bore bi9tetunbise Strlbenter. Gil Ye.
psmmeIiestomite ppnGunte ban SobS.
y. gSllt, 81. .. Inberipu og q. y.
Gauge, % Sibsiriiten iattes til tire
Wtaareoer. Sriiten bar uolpbeu ben
lite SUM-, pg 50 SoeriGttelier bar oa
tommct &omiteen ibGnbe. Yet liaer
Jig iaa pmtrentIis ielp, at en- flor Gel
al btsie Sperirttelier, Iiter9rt feet, life
Itaar ipnberlig bit; men &pmiteen
Itploer paa famine Sio at ppIpie, at
Here al benz er artn9eliee, % meoenS
np9le iaa or ret spbe, maa 10 euer ire
'i9cS at pGre sanite iprtrinlise. Oct
bar baabe Sr. Steenerion % 8ebpm.
mellesfomiteen en- @lGbe, at iaa mango
beltp9 i &pnturruncen, % at ct for
brlcsoi8 iaa fort Nntal untagelise
GperlGttclier bleo m%obta9re piier NOT,
lpm, at Der life er npsen Wnngel paa
arGiter ibIanbt ps, ieIp naar bet eiGl.
Der %laaoannc Sp9aper.
Otter Ell ombp99cIig @jennemsauelie
al Soer iettelierne blep uuoerte9neoe
Moipritet al geopmmsliestomiteen enia
ON, at ben Soeri9tteIie, Iom peo @ab.
ntn9cn al &ouoplutterne meo Napnene
poa 3elto9erre / piite fig at Tribes
or. Seer .. Strpmme, beino iaa piot
oGlentlt9e 6Ortriu iremfor be andre, at
ri life tog / Determining at tiltienbe
BAN 9risbelmninseu, ps i Soerenss
lteTmeIic meo Sr. Steener ipns SnbbDs
ocl'e I'll aouturrancen blcp heripr be
$50 operIepcrct Sr. Strpmme.
Sra IIere Solo or Der uctalt Su7fe
ON, at &omitsen t%uuititucrer Ii9 Tom en-
permanent Snorctujr9, ps at ben forts
iGtter meo lisrcnoc &unturranccr ON
ErtsbelGnnin9er, ION mantte blioe pes
itlueoc p8iuo Tor Soeri9tteIier al ouz
ere rorlte 3i9tc. Ter IpreIie9er cue
rsoe Setter on &ergebiorae til ct per,
manent 6ono I'll GOrtinttelie Of bette
8obc rg prisoHrbt8e Goreta9enoe, icn,,
tatftt bare !Sr. Stceuer ions 2ibcralitet
% pnrme SntercSie for So9eu, er bic.
pen IGa bel beqpuot. 6or Eieblittet
feler &omltccn al iorItieQise @runoc
zig bog life c~eiprbret iii at tase bet ars
tpbcoe Gtriot. @i benitiQcr berimuo
I'll andre at toge Sasen pp % fpre ben
rIoere. Ter er iueen Mansel paa fpm,
petentc RGno, ipm nit meb 8ereopils
l'9be olIoe puata9e fig Irbcibet.
Sobs. 9. @iit.
81. 3. anoerion.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-03
JnoIanoet.
Gp.pn.

GrnfncSe. 49, Sd. See % Wiis 9e.
no @olorim 0rlrfneoe | Sioitr Riper
PEG Hrperitoe Bari, Sicur Gitp, Den
2Sec Sum. GIere SunoreSe Wettne.
ifer par 0ioue til lllptfen. De 5or-
iilpffeoe bar noe ! en- 8aao % fom
inc | ajslpanbet til grfuriionsonm.
peren Cora, bpprpeo Dem lille Gar.
foit fantreSe. Der par TO andre |
goaoen, % bem IpfteSes Oct at reooe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-03
VrGmicrne.

W bar mobtaeet "Suspcuucn" for :
Raancocr iibcu, % pi or bel f~ornsi;t
meS Den, Sen ooertraf Dor Sproentnius,
boao llSitpr areaar. Sen ipr meset
pcut. iaa ale maa bel nrre tiIireoS rteS
Ell iaahau "SuSpeu", ieIp ON Bet run or
en- Spmaitire. Sieelebes Sat for Ssbs
isIsoaesboecu. Gen bar pen % rietis
en- upttis IiSen Sing at babe | ct Sism.
alc burbe babe ben. iow life bar MODS
taect ben alerebe. - g. aipues, CIT
Roint. 8is.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-03
Tc0ram mi It
(4f ". 6. Iiuic.)

Ht Sd'r min flllrbc 9iera
oct glide, ban bco Qiort,
% iram i 2toct bcra
10 mptit 9iTut % tort,
BET par irua Sag I'll amen
for meg 10 guo ei Stsob:
iror Nrp BET or for Rarmsu
ao 8ootfolt ucrn fsbo.
Gilt Nn bar oIori fuuueu,
ioIanet inm So8u peit,
% Croct Hang fraa N,lnurn
10 aobt, iom Sotrbrt belt.
On bourbon dLori maIo
/ &lpnt I'M tine &aur.
Zen 8utcu tuItoc tdla
mco Stiemt I'M fine Car.
San SrmnSmam IGrbe fitta
90 fiuuu Rionnr &erh,
NJ 9n9cISmaunen pitta
% bnnd Sieen ti1r.
% remit ban itno ! Gina.
~ rctt ban ihIte Den.
Srua SfotIuub I'll WeSiina
ban lfu9te Stprcsmenu.
Grin itore SaSer ospobe
- iian Oct ME ale maa -
NJ Nroeu burt sci epboc,
men ioInt CO utt' fan faa.
Scr Gicna CO itltuoom iIitcu
on lcltnr ettcr Orb
SunIfe CO er 10 Iiteu,
for oct ban bar 10 tor?
Ner. 0raIct 9rur pda 9geu,
% Npru poa CANAL @iS.
Ga emo gmnlc Siscu
or lite mi for IS.
&aar' Siru or life baaBe,
90 2uiti life bIad.
60 emo Lie fiaa9e
me fr@m lam iteoua pdn.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-03
3Moutuuu.

8aa tilbagc. - g. $. Satem, Be
Sorenebe Staters Gro6ermeiter /
Selena, bar npIig inbienot i'm &ap'
port til Resiertngen, oe oct irem9aar
al iamme, of Statens @rubeprobuf.
ter | 1902 baobe gaoet tilbage / 8Rr.
bi $13.000,0OO en- SrnltGnbi8beb,
Ger tiIifripes De Iaoe Griler for Sob.
Der % 9lp.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-03
Scn nurife Irbeiberfurenina Ga

Crosse, 8is., baooe @ulg paa @m-
beSsnGno sen 25Se Siuri meo fager-
DC llSfaIo: YrGitoert, 90. 9almarut:
lite SioeprpitSert, 6. SidSen; 2oen
gtceprPiioent, .. &itoen; Sefretar,
). Berg; a~siiterenSe Sefpetar, 9.
2iei; auserer, %. gsoihi-
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-03
Sc ubtpmns ytllmmere Of "seb
GrIien" iau erboloes ior zoe
frtra.
airf~crrfcrutcr ca Iioren6e 9pie.

&irfcrrferutcr % Ii9renbe 2Gie'
itof al mere eIer mirore f~irfeIig Irt
logger paa oenne Iorstib iepnIig
itrrf 9eioa poa ct 9IooS SpnIte.
rim. SGrIig bar "Gecorab9 SOFTEN"
ioar boot en- mc9ct uof6rIig gerct.
ming ON SltbcIipro6cr, iom er ieiret
her i Dor Miote. a~irfensberne er
MI after ooer, % Ser bIir isien
IIooS til 2Gieitof al mere oerienSe
SnSboIS.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-03
Saitur I. ,. gutbncS 8ontat

EaItpr I. ,. VDtbncS 8antate
| arIcSuine al Sen Rorife Snrobes
so aurs SitbcIfeit optnaeS / bette
Summer / i'm SeIbeo. : &irfcreie.
rotet / "EGiteu" frm nemIi9 nm en-
Eel al 9aututen me0; men Sen bsr
lGies in erteuio", iorot man ret IfnI
funrte f~oritao Sen o. ipttc 8riS pna
ben. Gen er opermnaoe puffer og
iterrningSrig, % Di onbeioIer Sen til
opmGrfiom 8iennemlG8ning.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-03
OUR MORSE ANCESTORS.

Almost as soon as the Norsemen made
their first appearance on the scene of
authentic history some eleven hundred
years ago, they began to play an impor-
tan part. They roamed the seas, and
did deeds of wondrous valor. They ioun-
ded and destroyed kingdoms and made
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-03

SpmaIlinsn .SnsoeHuen,' ION b NJ utes
sRpiten,- bar ~ life fuuoet noseu Seil peo.
% ri haaber, at ben ! 6remtiesn ogfaa pu
irore III Dor SproeatHug. Ten orbfieer leo
o, glsr eoot drteiee. 6raeten 70 Gents.
slmune g. ehtaus. 9tesroh Soma
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-03

rseaiast AZ Giiaferue I -SsnfeSSaesboeen" er
eobt. De sr Nifisse Ill at o9tie en- I'll manseu
en- Hptiis Gttertanie. Sec bar irtt sceen uies
2uicresfe.
o. U. 2urfsu, w1porbeas, wctnu.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-03

Sr. Stremmcs Sperinttelis meb Snbs
lsonin8 bioiGtteS; for Sammsnlisnin,
gems stpIo Iiseleres @injes digit / Sri.
9inaliprp9st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
Funston Ord cred to Washington.

Denver Colo, March 7.-Brlg. Gen.
Frederick Funston, commanding the de-
partment Of the Colorado, Z. S. A., has
received unexpected orders calling him
TO Washington for a conference with
the assistant secretary Of war. Sanger.
No reason was given for the sudden
summons, The general will leave to-
day for Washington accompanied by
his personal aide Lieut.. Mitchell
The orders caused a revolution I'm
Gen. Funstons arrangements. He was
instructed to assume command of the
department of the Columbia embracing
Washington, Oregon, Idaho and the
whole OF Alaska, succeeding Gen Ran
dali, who sails for the Philippines on
April l. His orders were to reach Van
couver barracks, Washington. the de-
partment headquarters, not later than
March 10, and he had arranged to
leave Denver for the Pacific coast to-
day.
Gen. Funston declined TO discuss the
new order, or 20 make any comment
on the charge Of arrangements. II Is
believed, however, that the war depart
ment has IN view extensive plans for
the handling Of troops In Alaska. I'm
connection with the impending difficult
ties over the Alaskan boundary ques-
ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
BOSTON POLES EXCITED.
Over News Of Arrest and Exile OF
william Miller.

Boston, March THE Poles OF Bos-
ton are greatly excited over the news
Just received from Europe that William
Miller Of Boston has been arrested bv
the Russian government and exiled TO
Siberia.
Miller has been recently engaged In
endeayoring 10 educate the Poles wher-
ever they may be, and he had not con-
hned his work to Russia alone.
Various societies OF well-to-do Poles
have contributed funds 10 his care for
this purpose and II was for the ac
counting for this money and not money
that was not found on his person, that
caused his arrest
His Boston cOmpatriots declare that
Miller had not revolutionary motives
and that his sole motive was TO edu-
cate and assist Polish immigrants. Nho
upon landing In America. are detained
by the Inspectors and often sent back
owing TO their lack Of education.
A mass meeting win be held here 10
protest Sunday, and Secy. HAY viii be
asked 10 act
Miller 1t Is declared here. IS an
American citizen. His real name Is
Vincente Milikewicz hut adopted Mn.
Ter for convenience. He has been i'm.
prisoned for 10 months IN sri Peters
burg already according to reports here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
War Department Publishes His
Correspondence
FOUND BY CAPT. R. I. TAYLOR
They show That the Insurgent Lead-
err Leaned Strongly Upon Others
For Advice,

Washington March 6--The bureau
Of nsular affairs, war department, has
just published a pamphlet OF 46 pages
giving the telegraphic correspondence
Of Emilio AguInaldo from July IS, 1898,
to Feb. Is. 1898 the period just proceed
ing the fall OF Manila and following the
outbreak OF hostlltes between the
United states forces and the Insurgents.
THESE kilograms were discovered by
capt. John r. n Taylor. Fourteenth in
fanIry among q mass Of papers cap
tured from the so-called insurgent gov
eminent They are sufficiently complete
TO SHOW that the inmrgent leader
leaned strongly upon others for advice
ana counsel that there was serious OPP
position 10 his authority even among his
own people, and that an attack upon
the Americans at Manila had been fully
decided upon before the outbreak of
hoslllitles on Feb 4, 1899. and that Ia
the event that the struggle should prove
successful, the new government that
WOuiu nave been created would not have
been a republic, for titles Of nobility
were on Jan IA, 1899, promised to GER
tain lnsurgent officers as a reward for
entering Manila and capturing the
American forces and their officers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
TRANS SIBERIAN RAILWAY.
Cost 10 Date Is Almost Two Hundred
Million Dollars.

ST. Petersburg Feb. 20 CCorrespon-
dence OF the Associated Press.)-
The Siberian railway commission on
the occasion OF its recent session on the
tenth anniversary Of the beginning OF
the work at Vladvostock, held under
the presidency Of the car. published
figures concerning the cost TO date
The Trans-siberlan railway with a
length OF 5,e2S yersts about 5000
miles,. cost sl92 100000, including the
first order of rolling stock. though not
including an appropriation Of Si7 100000
TO reinforce It's means Of transport. The
committee has likewise appropriated
S5.i6o 900 for river and harbor improve
ments. etc, si5,32o00O for colonization
purposes and about S2.5Oo,o00 for gold
mine surveys, churches, relief etc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
Biccoughs Killed Chaplain McCleary

New York, March 1--Exhausted by
an attack Of hiccoughs which had last.
ed without Interruption for seven DAYS.
the Rev. J, L. McCleary. an army
chaplain, formerly Of Fort Logan but
lately on the retired list, is dead al
the residence OF his son-in-law. Capt.
Alyord, at Fort Sheridan.
The chaplain, a bale and vigorous
man OF 6S years, after an attack OF
pneumonia, three weeks ago. but recoy-
cred after a stubborn fight against the
disease lie was rapidly oonyalescng
when, seven days ago he was attacked
with a spell OF hlccoughs Several doe.
tors al the fort We're consulted. but
their efforts to relieve him proved 10.
tile, The patient grew weaker from
day to day and finally died from ex-
haustlon.
Chaplain McCleary. who spent most
OF his service In the west. has devoted
himself to writing for magazines and
newspapers since his retirement and
had contributed many articles TO varl-
Gus periodicals, Three children survive
him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
/ CASHED A
| FORCED CHECK
|.,,pr,.,nted and Money Got by
Charles I MoI0ney
s PAYABLE TO "cASh''
| s,,,r.l superintendent Of Penn
w. warehouse and SAFETY
Deposit company

.,.,o0la March 6,--charles T.
|illl = s,neral superintendent Of the
| |',,',arla warehOusIns q safel :,
Fa' \, company cashed what Is Is al
| |'' y b. so' a forged check for $1,000 on
Fl aI Y d National bank on SATURDAY a,
'r Tho check bore the name OF A.
F,..S =, treasurer of the Pennsyl-
D's. ',,oanv and william Rommell'
:, the company. The check
''li, !. noyable to cash." which is
raae psS form used by the ware
;u. ! somoany. It was presented IN
Fsrg sOi Nioloney, It is said, to Pay,
Fsa Oy William Johne Of the Girard
IsLr o pald the money without
|slon, a NJ directors of the bank
Pc Ws ,. and considered the matter el:
0a''d Ipector said that the SOOo
n SSsn refunded to the com
ng ''D KIN he admitted that TIE
p 1aY legally responsible for the
4 v.,onsy who lived with his wife
.s nSI al Woodbury.. n. j., has not
~ ..a sI.ce Wednesday. On MOI
4 |, ", ,sslspboned to his office that he
4 not well. ,,,.,,. ro,ohhors the
4 n. uI Sos removed from his home
4 y Wlsapesday. Moloney Is under
4 for $4,000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07

Nine-tenths of the diseases OF the
scalp and hair are caused oy parasite
germs. The Importance OF this discov-
cry by Prof unna Of the Charity Hos
pital, Hamburg. Germany. can not be
overcstimated. Ii explains why ordi'
nary hair preparations, even OF the
most expensive character fail 10 cure
dandruff. because they do not and
they can not kin the dandruh germ.
The only hair preparation in the world
that positively destroys the dandrun
parasites that burrow up the scalp into
scales called scurf or daniruh. Is New
bros Herpclde In addition TO It's des-
troying the dandrun germ Herpiciae
ss also Il delightful hair dressing mae-
ing tho hair glossy and s.it as sliN.
Sold By leading druggists. Send ioc. IN
stamps for sample % The Herpicide
Co. Detroit Mich. Foi sale al T. G. ~.
/. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07

San Francisco. Cal, March Seven
teen sugar laden vessels arrived here
from Hawaii during the month Of Feb
ruary, the total receipts for the month
being 5lSiS 900 pounds. The total
receipts az this port for the first two
months Of the year foot up 81 s65. 900
pounds against 75l70 800 pounds for the
same time last year showing an in.
creased movement this year OF over
20.o0o.000 pounds This gain il remark
able from the fact that shipments d..
rect from the islands 20 eastern At
lantic ports were started somewhat
earlier this year than last year Two
sailing vessels left the islands for Della
ware breakwater about February
These were the Willscott. with 5000
tons and the Foohng Suey with i.75O
tons The c. S. Bement and Renu-
worth have either Just sailed for the
same destination or are about ready
10 sal, with 600 tons more.
Heavy shipments OF sugar have re-
Gently been made to Australia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
Cubans Debate Reciprocity Treaty.

Hayanona, March THE reciprocity
treaty was up In the senate again to-
day and the debate was adjourned until
tomorrow.
In this afternoons debate Senior San
gully denounced the treaty az a
scheme on the part OF the United States
designed to keep European commerce
out Of Cuba In order that the former
county might secure the entire COM
mercial as we'll as the political control
OF the island.
Senior Silva, In lengthy speech,
quoted figures TO prove that even II
the allegations made that the sugar
trust and other interests would benefit
under the reciprocity treaty were true,
the result could not be otherwise than
beneficial TO Cuba.
1t has been asserted that the sugar
and tobacco industries will make ad-
ditional profit under the treaty Of &c.
000 900 annually
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
Now Understand the
Offer.

All patients suffering from catarrh.
Deafness. Asthma Catarrh OF the
stomach, Liver kidneys. Bowels or any
other Chronic disease. or any complica-
ton Of such diseases. who applies to
Drs Shores d Shores IN person or by
letter before March lith, viii be treat
ed until cured for the ACTUAL COST
OF THE MEDICINES UsED.-No
charge for examination or advice; no
charge for the Doctors time or services.
provided you BEGIN treatment this
month. UNDERSTANDABLE If YOU Be.
GIN this week the same offer holds good
every month UNTIL CURED--but af-
ter March 18th this offer will be posi-
lively withdrawn and regular fees
charged TO all who begin treatment af-
ter that date. THIS is NOT A CHAR
lTY OFFER It is Doctors Shores for
chile way OF PROVING TO THE SICK
AND AFFLICTED THAT THE DRs.
SHORES TREATMENT CURES
CHRONIC DISEASES PERMANENT
LY DON'T DELAY TREATMENT
UNTIL THE LAST DAY AND RE
CROWDED OUT. START IN AT
ONCE.
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states customs authorities would care
tully examine the new status Of Aus.
TRAN sugar after September and decide
mat II enjoys an Indirect bounty UNI
der the double allotment system as in
the case Of Russla's indirect bounty.
Moreover, continued the secretary, the
authority for deciding whether sugar
enjoys a bounty is vested In the inter-
national commission created by the
Brussels treaty, Baron Won Thielmann
gave the reasons he had for believing
mat the international commission
would take up the question whether
Austrian sugar would enjoy an indirect
bountV.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
GERMAN SUGAR PRODUCERS.
Want Austrian system OF Allotting
Introduced.

Berlin, March 1.-THE sugar produ-
GERS OF Germany want the government
TO introduce the Austrian system Of al
lotting TO both rehuers and raw fac
tories, the amount OF sugar they may
produce yearly Count Won Caminen
interpollated the government In the
reichstag today on what II intended TO
do for the sugar industry In view OF
Austria's action. lie said Austrian
sugar would enjoy an advantage In the
American and British markets unless
Germany adopted the allotment sys-
tenn.
Treasury-Secy. Won Thielmann IN
announcing that the government ala
not approve Of the allotment plan, said
II was highly probable that the United
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
A Stormy CONVENTION.
Faw Republicans Nominate
re Hooker for Supreme Bench

lSt Mich, March 6.--Judge Frank
'oAsr Of Charlotte was tonight re-
lA'ed Tor chief justice Of the SUI
"VII OF this state for a term of
~ " me stormlest Republican
Invention held In this state since
!. aa c RAPIDS convention that nom
Wv. Bliss In 1898. Seven cam
Y. VT. Sa IN the field against Judge
\" a. lne convention was stampcded
We taxing Of the sixth ballot
| ,, 4.s'ss' OF Judge e. d. Klnne of
H., n's VI out The seventh ballot gave
y ', ma lorlty to Judge Hooker.
I ~ ns'nIs Of the University OF Mich
I convention nominated PETER
k,,ss SSaI9 9stte and L, Il. Knappen
Platform adopted reaalrms allie.
P. y sne Principles and policies of
y, NJ af' . party, cordially in
[ gs patriotic, courageous ana
n, S, ,ll, o. President Roosevelt, and
I, !, , .o.ss Of support and express
Is,,,Io,.,!! 'uenee In him and his adj
ttsiss oongratulates the people
Rsss ,I pa the election of the en-
q M . "a. state ticket last fan
n. , ~ economical administration
s..ails Under Gov. Rlies. olo,,os
4 , -auenal fame Of Michigan : sn.
! lsoIivs. S oa Us continued strength
tsn,y n 'Olamends the great state
assc. a., ule continued support,
|cseIgssa'a,l esteem Of the people'
! n ,sIe BY resolving that II e tbe
fiv eis,, Invention that a general
h. eo,I,s wv p. law should be enacted
''e slate Of Michigan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
Heavy Snow at Telluride.

Telluride, Colo, March IA severe
snowstorm has been In progress IN the
mountains near here for three days. ac-
companled at times by terrific gales.
SncFslides have occurred az different
places, but as vet no serious damage
or loss Of life Is reported Tie snow
fall in this vicinity this winter has been
very heavy, and It IS feared much dam
age TO mining property and possibly
loss OF lie 'rlll occur when the slides
begin TO run with the coming Of warm
cr weather.