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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-18
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SOCIAL AND
PER SONAL.

Announcement has Just been made OF
the marriage Of Miss Irene Hampton,
daughter OF b. Y. Hampton, and Henry
J. Faust the wedding having taken
place last May. Mr.. and Mrs Faust
left on Saturday for A wedding. trip to
ST. Louis, and win later return home to
reside,
DR.. and Mrs. McEnery, whose we'd
ding took place recently IN Washington,
have returned. and are az the Knuts-
ford. They will stay for time In Salt
Lake. but may 80 to California 20 re-
side.
Miss Mayme Noble left yesterday for
the east. where she Will spend the next
two months.
Mr. and Mrs. r. o. Howard have re-
turned from an extended eastern trip.
Mrs. Whether Jones and Mrs, ] r.
Walker will leave shortly to visit ST.
Louis and other southern points
Miss Minnie WIngate has gone to
ST. Louis, and VIII later 90 10 North
Carolina TO spend the winter.
Mrs, l.. c. Chester has returned from
a summers visit with friends In Penn
sylyania.
Mrs. w. s. Hudson entertained the
Social sixteen az her home on last
Thursday. and the club viii meet In
two weeks from that day with Mrs.
Edwards
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He Picks Up the Gauntlet Thrown
Down by Senator Dubois
Of Idaho
PROMPTLY CALLS HIS BLUFF.
Answers the Threat Of the AgtatOr
And Invites Him to Compare Their
Personal Lives,

a special dispatch from Boomers
Ferry to the Idaho Statesman has the
following interesting sIdelIght on poll
ties In the Gem State
The Republicans held a big rally
here tonight addressed by w. e. Borah.
A sensational feature was the vigorous
manner In which the speaker handled
senator Dubois and the Mormon
question. Senator dubois In his speech
lest night issued a warning TO Mr.
Borah and Senator Hepburn that II
they ala not deaist In their attacks ON
Mr. Stalker ne would compare their
personal lives,
This only served to put the speaker
ON his mettle and after q discussion
of national issues he proceeded to
tear Mn Dubois and Mr. Stalker ana
their Mormon issued TO pieces lll8
speech produced a profound impress
sion aud the audience was most at
tentiyo and enthusiastic relative TO
the Dubois warming He said In part
Senator Dubois has warned me 10
case my handling of Stalker or ne
Will institute a personal comparison
between Stalker and myself ] trust
the senator win include his own per-
sonal life IN order that dignity may
BIZ added to the contest, Ten days
before | had spoken In this campaign
Dubois clackcrs had commenced the
personal campaign on me, and DUBOIS
himself had said from the platform
that was q coward and barterng
with the Mormon" Church for pollI-
ical support
n there are any personalities IN
this campaign they have commenced
them | shall continue to disucss Dd-
bois' speeches and Stalkers assertions
ln the same way and after the same
method heretofore adopted until the
close Of the campaign
Il have not referred to senator Du.
bois' or Stalker's personal lives, but
their assertions, the reasons, motives
and purposes for making these asser-
tions, are subjects about which ] am
going to talk. Let It be so understood.
] invite the comparison which ne
threatens but It must be understood
the comparison will be between Dubois
and myself ] ask the senator TO open.
Il say now that Stalkers statements
are false when he says there are 100
men living In polygamy In Idaho, when
he says the Mormon people erect whip
ping posts IN their back yards where
their plural children are beaten to In
scnsibllty when he says their women
are murdered or would be II they re-
fused to live IN polygamy and that
these things have continued all these
years
He lbels not only large class Of
our people but indirectly the whole
state OF Idaho. Such miserable false
hoods make the name Of Idaho abroad
IN sister states, synonymous with law
ltssness, immortality and indecency for
such things could not exist without
having been known long ago by all.
IF one half he says Is true then Ida
no as a state is a rendezvous fol
| shameless women and lawless men
| Mormons would not alone be respon-
sihle for the whole state,
Here and now ! publicly denounc'
such statements as false, maliciously
false, a libel upon our laws, our people
our state and no man by threats OF
otherwise can hinder me In denounc'
Ing the lIbeler'
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PRODUCE,


Chicago. oct. iS--Initial quotations on
December wheat were y TO y cent lower
at lily to lll% May was OF haN 70 Y
AK cent at .i0is 10 LION The. market
then strengthened, December advancing
10 / l2s. ana May 10 l.llhNi.llS
Cash. Wheat-No. 2, red LII 70 l9i No.
2. red. IA 10 49, No 2, hard, III 20 lib
No. 81 hard. To- TO l.l0i No. ], northern,
In 10 la; No q northern, llV TO lI'i
No. 3 spring. ! % 20 l.lb.
Oats--No 2, 24d8h; No. 3, ~.
Corn-No. 3 6--i. No, g. 52g6sA
December advanced 10 lli's and May
Ia I.l2a, Reports from ST. Louis of dam
age by Hessan hy were a bun factor
ME market closed near the highest point
With december up 2 20 ~ at llFtQl ~.
NAV closed AZ ,iAaGi 1879 net gain Ot ~
Close. Wheat--Oct ll3b, Dec lliAg
L.ilH, May. ll2i4a J2H July, @' So,
torn-Oct, SIS; Vacr iSisi May bh9
~ ,s JuiBy, S,. Dec, 2sH May, soR.
pork - oct, l0.S Dec lo's'h JAM
iSrd-ocL, 7l1M; Nov, 40; Dec
I?5. jan. 1l1l5 May L3...., -.
Rbs.-oct, 10; jan 6.bq6i2'4 May
Rye-Oct. Is.
Fiax.-Cash, northwest liz
Timothy Oct, 26j.
Cloyer-Oct, 1875,
Barley-Cash, &a52
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This settles It,

The railroad battle between the Union
Pacific and the RIO Grande has reached
the acute state, and the Salt Lake pa
pers are getting but the hogwash solu-
lion of II. As soon as the big fellows
loosen up and let out the real news con
corning the outcome Of the several set
toes now going on behind closed doors
such rumors as get into circulation
must be taken with salt, AS soon as the
biz setto Is settled such side aftairs as
the Sallna cutoff VIII be but little no"
tlced. But that line is to be built soon,
and the announcement that bids are
wanted for It's immediate construction
may be posted any day from now on
Emery County Progress,
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L. P. SITUATION.
doF Hartman Can Make II Warm for
Gould Interests.

How Hartman Can Make 1t Warm for
Gould Interests.
Tor the past few days Railroad Row
~ been discussing developments on
@ Union Pacific and trying to get a
.li'lp on the situation. The consen.
W q opinion, however, is that suppos.
~ zoe rvmor TO be true that Gould and
le standard OIL have secured the ball
Nle OF power q still Is up TO Harri.
lan 10 give these big interests a very
WY Time Of H. and during the process
lls' IL warm for the Union Pacific A
Stggy OF me railroad map shows how
NV Gan De accomplished providing
hartman holds light TO the Oregon
aHoU Line BY opening the closed gate.
.g az Silver Bow Mont, Hartman
,al Nss me Northern Pacific. IN which
" heavily interested, for an eastern
: wv, ana could deliver freight into
,o.. LaSe Just as quickly az II is done
NJ. Hlen u Is taken into considera.
5. ,l ua' u now takes merchandise ig
se,t,. /" leaeh Utah from Chicago
'e rll nYe days six years ago.
n, ',"s : only one phase Of the sltua-
sI " goes without saving that
p ',Iu Iolld have control OF the Union
's a."'C ana The Rio Grande together
' wy Ine Chicago q Northwestern an
NV , ,,ehI road, would have some.
M, M" W say IN The matter, and II would
Vs,,e very long before the North.
VEN would extend from CASPER
vi,s' 70 ogden, making connections
b,-s we san Pedro and the southern
nsr o,,, n nlle mis- vas building Harrl-
Bo, Mil yogll use his Northern Pacific and
IN ~, gb,,a'Vn ga'eways and give Gould
an. W. Wv competition he wanted ana
nj, 'o,ee nm to build the Western Pa.
ns. ~ was FIRST Intended. In mo
ore !, me supposIng that Gould ala
Ur.o, psI cent Of the stock of the
boSs,. racine the other ls per cent
gh.s would set up a mighty howl
lo,,f,.D. found dividends were not
n.y. a0uialhg as OF yore.
guSy s'1uaVon makes an absorhing
nv, ioi those Interested in tbo n o,"e
amFgl. ,ne big flnanclers in their
cogr,pv ~, supremacy throughout the
A1veys, Ne consensus OF opinion IL.
snl ~ .nat peace win be patched an
BEEN t ~, MYSTERIOUS moves that have
,h,doSv.e1,uIes recently are simnlv Tore
Another Ss,i shuttle OF the cards and
mother fb, n. 'he outcome being simply
' railroad world Of the west '''"''V'
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WILL ASK FOR $4,000.
D. A. & M. Society Will Work for
Another Appropriation,

The directory Of the D, A, & NJ. So
ciety will work for another $4,000 APP
preparation from the coming Leglslat-
ure for the completion Of the new build
ing and the further Improvement Of the
grounds. The appropriation from the
last Legislature provides for the con-
struction OF the present new structure
only to the roof and the steel work The
general expression Of sentiment rela'
tive to the late state fair is entirely
complimentary to lts management; In
fact, metaphorical boquets seem TO be
IN order No complaints are heard,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Early. n
Oct. li-H. y. Randall Leo L, Thur
man. d. II. Donnan, Mrs. r. H. Don
nan, c. ]. Harvey, c. II Martlnear, Il
n. DennIsoh, Margaret Park, NJ, Kelsel,
d. IS. spencer Alice Crismon, Mrs. j. T.
Rhunor. j. Il. Rhunor, James J.. FRANK
nv and wife, Mrs. w. c, Middleton, ia.
ma Middleton, N. II. Grose, Richard
Leek and wife, Walter D. Brown W, D,
searle Mr.. and Mrs, f, c. Woods, Mrs'
w. J. Price.
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DR.. r. X. Alnsworth OF San Francis
co chief surgeon for the Southern Pa-
elfc. is numbered among the visitors
in salt Lake. He reports that the com.
pany will erect an emergency hospital
M sharks, New, In the near future
with DR.. ]. A. Asher In charge TINS
win give the Southern Pacific hospitals
M san Francisco and Sparks and ac-
cess 10 the ogden general hospital
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suERIFrs SALE

In the District Court, In and for Salt
Lake County state Of Utah, L. Y. Me.
pherson. Plaintiff Va Lille c. Wright and
charles j. Wright Defendants, to be sold
al Sherif's sale. at the west front door
M The County Court House, IN the city
ana County OF Salt Lake, state OF utah'
on the 10Th dag OF November, A. ID 1875,
NJ i2 o'clock noon OF sald gay az me
right title, claim and interest OF, Lille g.
Wright and Charles J. Wright, defend
ants or so much thereof as may be nee
essai.v 10 raise the amount found due, or
An and to the following described property
situate living and being IN the County Of
snu Lake. state Of Utah, particularly
described az follows, to-wit. Beginning N
The center Of east and west county road
"a ~ chains. south from the northeast
corner of The northwest quarter OF section
,wentv cor. In township two (2, south Of
range one ID east 4. L, meridian, and
running thence west In center OF said
ccnntv road go chains, thence north | l6
chains 10 north bank OF Salt Lake city
canal, thence n u deg 20 min, east I n
chains. thence south. DEG. east LII
chains. more or less, along the north bank
~ said Canal 20 center OF Granite pier
on north side VI fume, where canal
crosses Little Cottonwood Creek thence
soutbertv along said creek 70 the center
~ an east and west county road, thence
west In center Of said road 26l chains,
more or less 20 point OF beginning, and
nontalnine one and three.tenths q ~
acres exclusive Of city Canal, be tho
same more or less
purchase price payable IN lawful money
Of tho United states
Dated at Salt Lake city, this 18Th day
OF October, A. y. lst ,,,...
Sheriff Of Salt Lake County state OF
Utah. o,,
nv Joseph c. sharp, Deputy sheriff.
D' ~ Haigh, Attorney for Plaintiff
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WOOL
BOSTON

poston. oct. is-The demand for wool
continues active with holdings beng
steadily reduced. Prices arr aavAnS'hEr ~ 20
demsnd Tor fine fleece woods has been
inactive so lar but medium grades are &C
Tive and quoted higher in price
ST LOUIS
g, louis. oct iS.-Wool, steady Ter
r,,or wand western mediums. 2ld22 fine
medium. l1dis; fine, l0gls'
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PATENTS FOR UTAHANs.
Are I saod to Frederick y. Bsmis and
James w, Neill
,sneclal to the News. "

washington D. {, oct. iS.--Patents Is
sued, ttah-Fredcrck H. Bemis Blng-
ham. Bingham Canyon, separatori James
n Nem salt Lake city, filter press
wyoming Norman Young, Grand I'm
campment, automatic tray alfeHuhs ue-
Tostof0ce established, Logan. Idaho
county Idaho, with William A. EDWARD
as postmaster.
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N'o Grande ANIMALS.

ne.rn ,g Colo. Oct 1.-THE animal
,nl ms d. Of tie RIO Grande southe u1
.n ranGsvo. uIahde, Pagosa & North.
De Dspysr subsidiary companies Of
Asl 6srs' ere "a q Hlo Grande system. were
Sostbsrn'. 'uuay The Rio Grande
t,,lss, 49,, qld board Of director. ' Ypas
4 Nort'Ssaa.. n the Rio Grande pav %se
a. l. sullenberger Of New
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HAVE YOU THE CHURCH woRKs'
No Latter.day Saints home should
be without set Of the standard
Church publications on the center
table or In the library. Send for the
new free catalogue. Deseret News Book
store. Salt Lake City Utah.
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40 Feet Of New Track Put
w" D nav by Gang in Single
Day
LOOKING UP THE PIONEERS
81, u,, Who Broke Trail Through
''' u &C california 10 Accompany
Initial Train

...,,,,t of the
-s. construction aep'',"' s.t, lake
p,5ro. Los Angeles a" 'p lord in
~ has established d new ,,.,,o If the
,....,i,yrs AZ the o's',, 'n',sned the
'.s ,hs metal gang a''o'' 'r,cr This
wv. Of hyns a'-o i''' '., ~, ',' tne fore
rod Days "''' 5.,ts until now the
nan on 10 lJID'' ...,a eons ls to lay
nt.uoa o' ' .,l.s of rails In a single
90 even WV 10 ,,sr. to- the point II Is
90. " ''' ..opusbel II possible
pa' F" W. .,rr DECEMBER ].
COMPLETE ''''' ,,,,cod that
mis- now de.m''.' a.,.any win
.ab construction 'oi''r""'
u ,..v s nst contract ON the s'"''
cnD'" D" rs,. ,.u mike an unlnter-
YItt l"'' sI, tsko City TO
ulu bI''. u.., t be Nevada.
,"...l. state line. 10 Is also on Inc
t'.'''' ..i.. On cloan up the en-
ad, thlt DO oi''' W. .....',,, ann.
,.. Grade. the TITAN 'ons'Iu'''0'' W."
"a, invade the territory uhdeV
i-9 '' ..,,,. ,f the Empire Con-
t llil-l'''''" s,. tos been do
ult0n c''ll'"'' ,.t,t,rn,a end
a Oh 'he N''N '' ''''
Of ''' "'' ..,,. ADM STOW
CALlFOlNlAN' AMI
.,,r,rtors at the west end have
Ih, ''''' ~. .,,rt uartly owing
Van SLOW nom ''' ''''' , .. ~.
rfs nature Of Che ous'0'''S W wv
.-.ons but more so from the tact
""' ,,,. rot taon so well equip
ld'l '''' "' , r,o,s experl-
pl as lbe larger 'u' '''' nan its
.aJtl concern ln'' 'lun' oNv in tho
headquarters lN, U',1'' ars@e COM
.ud0n OF ee'U"5 ''v sshs' ~ 80 their
Idlr.sll 'D'"0e" VIA NV '''
NY" ,h. me5ant time the contractors
one HoihlIs ol ' '',g , III "
N11 oil he''''' 'u ,I", tho ceremony OF
lh's WIZ " ,. ' ''g, ,sil occur near
trNNB tae ''', 'r ,.'J. line nosslbly
zoe Iallo''',' 49,. ,'' Kssslar Summit
a. o lVnl o''" 49,, he california
lal Ihe pIo ,.. , "",,
o'i'IA ''os'''s '''O''
PIONEERS TO BE INVITED
49, .a.,,is 81 tbe San
Already aTg vac 9', .D' '''s ,his cere,
leio IoohlNs 'He ,.', I'VE We, u' uhot ls
noay ana as aH ll ,i.. W. wv, ,,s ~ reres If
% come 10 pass, " '' 80. WI W" ,5e ,raG IN
N.1g Uaaas "nv o'u .so Az W. We" wagon
San ueIiIarallo WIN u ..,,h ,ho obtsct
taI1 is 9elnb maui VIZ wv" W. rtJa 't N roygh
n'te o. l1Niuhs l"y'.' w 'eo s I In n
t,n SalI Lghe w l'os u.s. . ~ ,ha
onol'aDle iulIl''" ,, 1''oi ,,s, ,ncl, des
ini through UaIll W. ,'9l ' TharIos
N,1 Neu hho" y od,' ha Ian ~, 4 90 ,a,erap
M george Vil5lIlO l.i, o,'1 F s'"s ''
fly express rlaeI DOC f"us''
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, oct. is-sugar raw, quiet
Fair refining. 3N centrifugal, Is test ~,
molasses sugar gh,
Re6ned-Irregular, Crushed, So, pow
dered, 5.l5 graduated, 800.
Coffee-Steady. No Z Rio, sA
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ToNoPAH STOCKS.
I-t-.-i-i-l.!-s-i-i.l-s-l-i-f-i-i-i-l--F-Ei-i-l-s
BooK BINDING

BOOK BINDING
And printing specially attended to AT
the Deseret News once Estimates
promptly furnished Rush orders .
speciality.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO

Chicago, oct -Cattle-Receipts H.
0C including 1900 Westerns market
steady Good 10 prime steers, Od6 50.
poor 10 medium, 555G5,60, stockers
and feeders, 2.25diOO; COWS l,@d4 10;
hcifers, 1.55d5,50. Gamers, j0d2 i0 bulls.
2 0Od4 10. calves. S,JOd6 7j, Texas ted
steers, 5Dd5.00 western steers ASA
40
Hogs Receipts today. 1900; tomorrow
% On0. market steady 10 weak Mixed and
butchers, 5 00Gj 40. good TO choice heavy
3. i0d5 20. rough heavy, iOd5 CO., light,
4. 90d5 .25 bulk Of sales, 505d5 %
sheep-Receipts 10000 market steady;
lambs. weak Good 10 choice wethers,
3. 55dA.50. fair 10 choice mixed, 3.&n3 81;
western sheep, 3.O0dl %. native lambs 80
1890. western lambs 4o0a5.6O.
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Hospital at Sparks,

YORK resigned. j. w. Andrews and j.
n Gilluly are also new members
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BOSTON MARKET.

Closing quotations today as re-
ported by the Brokerage & Finance
Co brokers were.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, oct. ls-Cattle-Receipts,
2O0OO market steady. Native steers wy
4 @, native COWS and helfers .On4O,
stockers and feeders, 2 ,25ai 2ij bulls i.io
d3.G; calves, 2,JOG6.00; western steers
B, 6Oai 20: western COWS. i.bOg3.0,
HoEs--Receipts 10000, market cents
lower Bulk OF sales, 1896 10; heavy, 800
li5.i7h. packers, 5.o0a6 Isl pigs and lights,
4.60i6 05,
Muttons, 3. Gd3. so: lambs t0od6.l5; range
wethers. s25ai.O0, ewes, 275a3O; Utah
wothers, no pounds, 3,@,
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OMAHA

South Omaha. oct. Seattle Re
celpts. Goo, market steady to shade
stronger. Native steers, 425d6& COWS
and hefers 2 4Oa3 80, western steers 800
ATS: Texas steers, 2,75G36j; cows and
heIfers. 2.2i32: Gamers, ] j0d2 49, stock
ers and feeders, 2. 25d3 20. calves, 3.OOq
8 10. bulls stays etc. i.50d3.S.
Hogs-Receipts, 500 market 5gl0 cents
lower. Heavy. T. Dd5. Co., mixed. is2bd
4.s5b; light, .s2hd5 05. pigs, 1904 ao
bulk OF sales, io2kdl97R.
sheep Receipts, 1850 market active
and strong Western yearlngs, 6nA.O,
wethers, 40d3.SO; ewes, 3On3 30; coma
mon and sto6Kers, 25Oa3,7ji lambs, 100
5.G
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-10-19
LOCAL NEWS.

Miss Susan Holman spent Sunday
in St. Paul.
The open season for quail and par
fridge began Saturday
W. G.. Alvin made a business trip
to Minneapolis Thursday.
Robert Raverty was down from town
Home Wednesday on business.
George Cook and George Guth left
Monday over the ST. Louis for the
worlds fair.
L. Emmerich, saloonkeeper in Com
frey, was in the city Sunday visiting
with friends.
DR.. L. A. Fritsche and wife are at
the St. Louis fair, having left New
Ulm Wednesday.
Lafayette village has formed a
Roosevelt ohnson club with mem
bership of 100 voters.
Chas. Stuebe was a passenger Wed
nesday for Minneapolis, where he was
called on business.
Lorenz Dauer and his daughter,
Mrs. Richard Geisinger, left yesterday
for the fair at St. Louis.
Sleepy Eye has gained a nonresident
in the person of G. P. Vanderbilt,
formerly resident of town Sigel.
D. A. Grussendorf and wife Of
Fairfax visited with relatives ano
friends over Saturday and Sunday.
G. W. Barnes left Thursday for his
claim in Wisconsin near Spooner ir
the north central part Of that state.
G. M. Seamans, republicancandidate
for Judge of Probate, was in the city
shaking hands with the voters Friday
Lena Kjestad, Office girl at the New
Ulm Steam Laundry, spent Sunday
visiting with her parents in Hanska
Arthur Setter assisted at the North
western depot last week during the alb
sence of II. L. Beecher at the worlds
fair.
August Toll and Minnie Erickson
both Bashaw township young people
were MARKEDLY ednesday by judge
George.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-10-19
Safe Crackers Scare Sanborn.

Safe crackers have visited Sanborn
for the second time in the last few
weeks, the latest robbery having been
committed week ago Friday. The
safe in E. J. Breitkrentz's store
was pried open with tools after the
lock and combination had been de-
stroyed and the contents, consisting
of S75 in currency and many valuable
papers, were taken. The first burglary
occurred several weeks ago when the
safe at the railroad station was blown
open with powder.
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CALIFORNIA INFORMATION.

California is big state, large of area,
rich in natural wealth, tremendous in its
scenic features and with future full of
great promise. Every American IS
more or less interested in knowing about
this wonderful commonwealth
A forty page folder with more than
half a hundred beautiful illustrations
and a complete colored map of the state
has been issued by the Chicago s. North
Western Railway. It contains in con-
densed and interesting form, mass of
information on yarions subjects of inter-
est, including list of hotels at Cali
fornia tourist points with their rates,
capacity, etc. Sent to any address on
receipt of four cents in stamps, by w.
B. Kniskern, P. T. NJ, Chica 60. 40
DR.. Weaver's Treatment.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-10-19

Tripping on a defective sidewalk,
Miss Anna Lindmeyer fell Saturday
evening on South First street near N.
Neumann's place and was bruised on
the hand and chest.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-10-19
Home Made

Have your cake, mullins, and tea bis
cult homemade. They will be fresher,
cleaner, more tasty and wholesome.
Royal Baking Powder helps the house
wifeto produce at home, quickly and eco
nomically, fine and tasty cake, the raised
hot-biscuit, buildings, the frosted layer
cake, crisp cookies, crullers, crusts and
mullins, with which the ready-made food
found at the bake-shop or grocery does
not compare.
Royals the greatest Of bake-day helps.
CO., NEW YORK.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-10-19

GA masterpiece of all that can COM
mand and delight an audience. Mo
bile Register.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-10-19

Groceries fresh and new every day.
Look at our new line of ladies'
waists.
The incest line of cloaks and ladies'
suits in the city.
Remember our underwear sale.
Try pair of Douglas shoes.
New belts just received.
New line of fine cushions, new styles.