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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-17

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.~r,ss osvsbpsns, apaimerfsr, Rapepins. Esuraiais
v,r,sn,rt. grrstabulfet, espnigshsb, eisi, seiatita.
sus,bolb,r bperifn Opium ener naorhn oa sftsrIaon
soeu asmms GItsrpirfnineer. rs SOhs IS ssnis. @aa
apotefu snr ienbes Of
Or. Niles Medical Co.. Eikhsrdt. indiana.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-17

Nit Qrtitel at 6orf. til bet / fin lib
meaet omtalte Strift Oct fate
qunlt", gaItOr 5. 9ploom, retttt
mob qaitor Otto Mpller Og bans
.MooIrift Zen fate @run0oolO@.
QrtIflen er en- frit % bOas Ripoiti
ON ben oil oinOs 5orfottersn Here 3ils
9angere at bans Iu6iettioe &riitens
|bomsipn, er bog pitt toiplomt.
StpriteOelen at Saftct optdges al
8e9Dnoelien paa en- l%lortoning al bet
umfattenbe S%pprgsmuoI: ooOuo for
Itaas peo ben epangeliitslutberit tie
airfe?" Itrepet at Dor hsit aniete
MISUNDERSTANDING, 9rofy Or. iur.
6enning Maben. 5orfatteren uopitltr
Der uOfsrligt % pda b%iitoriit Bag
aruno Den / bans og Ooerretsdsiesior
5imms 6danobog i 9irteretten og i
Forfatterens StatsForfatnin9sret tors
tere fremiatte geibarelie al Spsrg3=
maolet. Den pore 5orunleoning er
De at Sognepref 6jorO i Spaeiteo
9io efter anbsn uoisnbte 4rtitler g
Strifter ON ben eoangeliftsIutberite
Rirfes 8runolG9geIie, Oronin9 og
.fiitoriIfs uOpitIing / geareb og Be
nGpnelie fra Reformationen til @runo
"OPENS @irelie. UloO Dem polemiierer
9rofesioren meO tor 9raft. uofprurs
gen at omfdttenoe Den.
Ulun maa IptsnIft Rebattionen.
Decent ;. 3. Qnoerisn og grof. lie.
Gorm, til, at be bar funnel d%filutts
9. Qargang meO ct baabe peo 5orm og
5no6olO Iaa pegtigt giOrag. qrof.
Mabens 4f6onbIing BIZ i Dor iirte
politif interesiereoe 3io patts fots
tjent Opiigt baaoe for fig ielO oa for
ret 5iOsitrift. Der buffer ben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-17

9urnemoro. Ratlsn til /. 4os
rember bar ban 6os gager gielien
paa 9albp adngga0s, &r6euboOn,
iisnenbt Qige. Bertha Bintber, isot
ct 8renge6arn. Tom BUN imioleri,b
Itrats efter diliueoe bso aOalniug. -
5~orbrDnslien opoageoes mioIertio,
ioa fnort qigen tom neO ON Morg:s
nen, iOet benoss aftrafieOe uOisenOe
pafte 6usmooerens mistante. Gn
llnoerisgede at 6enOes garslie CAB
til 8eIultat, at man fanbt 9arnes
li9eI bag 0srsn.
Qage QOrup / galbb bIep Traits
tiIfalot, og ban ienote 4igen pda 5s0s
ieIsitiftslien, meoens 9arneliget bIso
pber9iUet til poliiiet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-17

en opiigtspeflsnbe On
6oloelie. 30 al 9ebeubapns tenote 6g
! beres areoie anfete MGnb, Smers
QrosIererne g., sr ben /. 9ob. bleten
on6olote. iigteoe for at babe beapttet
unberpagtige 9obber / beres 5orrets
ming. 0Dorpiot bet orejer ia on
itsrre geIDigelier, osb man If. pos
litiet bar aniet BET for nsOpenoigt II
fire ia oerss gerioner, iau man MAJ
tro, at Der Forelieger iarlig grabss
rsnoe 6orbolb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-17

ardbbe te IN at ben IN
tcrparlamentariIte geitprelis. Rigs
cdaens interparlamentariIts GrIppe
bolot ben 20. Ott. Meoe / Rigsbagsz
bpgn ngen. blanbt anbet for at O9lJe
lgle6lemmer al geitDrelien iii ben ins
ernationale 9oIOeiftsorganiiation.
8e banite Mtblemmer al osnne ges
ifprelie bar biotil Oaret 3ransIa!sr
Jr. gaier og 5cltetingsmanb, 9srs
teosfogeo 9rabbs. Websns ben fer'
tie at bisie %enItemmigi ssnoul9tss,
bleo arnbbs TENT I'D at geItDrelisu.
MaOiens Mp9oal, Der lsbsbe Ms6st,
io%reilog / Sttbst Tor 9ra66e at 0rlse
5oltttinasmaub. paitor 81. gjerre. %
paIgtes b~srsfter BED QIffemnins
gen meo "a Stemmer mob II.
Stemmeafgioningen ftste Ityiitligt,
sfter at Slsnserit megei iraftig pros
ieitereoe MOP qlansn ON at femme
10.
Saa Oiot ooes. bar Slengerit efIer
uomeIot fig At 9ruppen.
Rimeligbsoen taIer for, at man bar
BELT iig efter, ON nan bar label bet
09rs rOerpeisnbe. at 8ierrs
- I~elofelgelig - i pisie aetninser
ian e%ritatie &rabbe pnd ON
ombanblebe polt, e1sr man bar laat
o%oOeobGgien pan, at arabbs er Mans
zen fra Qilbenrabt &rabbe : QF9s
ZEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-17

fer; men ben ian Ogiaa tiene De Gis
bre til gaaminOelie og Opmuntrins.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-17

Gn
1ut. 8 ogenbipsiel 9i0tnte" Ia.
ies feIaen6s inbienote 9ot:
ia jes M forlaOsr Sirts6aIs, felsr
itg en- inoerlig 5rung iii at iias Sirtss
falls ReoninasmanbTfab faanel fom be
e0riae geboers en- biertelig 3of pad
mine cane og nit WoHoifdbs Beens.
Seg sr gammel Ssmano MI, Os jss
far oarst men til al forliie aoitil@
fac gdnge; men dfOris bar jeg ia9t'
taoet en- iaaban !6urtisbeb og ct faa
fntt Mob, ION 6irtsbals Rebnine5s
monofab ubpiite. od bet | ben merfs
oa Iformfuloe Rat mellem ben 5. og 8.
Oiiober tom os til 6jGlp o9 bsrO,S
frelIte cite Wenneftelip fra Deben pea
ben Itranoebe Bari ,.6sctor". Senns
gsbrift tiener be banife Rebningss
mrnb til ben iterIte 9Gre.
Mobtag berfor en- gommet Sstups
tojns 9at fOm ct 9ibnesbbrb ON 9iis
agtelie re 3utnsmmeligbeo.
Sueob Siaffen,
forbenb. 5erer al 8arten o6etor"
NJ Wrenif.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-17

Qflipet fig peb Gostnbs
Gambling. s qrins S~srgsrsgaOe y.
asbenbuDn, families ben 81. OttO6er
en- GftsrmiOOagsn en- ung gige, Olga
qarien, liggenbs poa GulDst I Fa
2sjligbeb, fOalt at @as. paa 8orbst
Iau ct greO. 6OOri Der fob: alt.
bOuO jeg efterlober mig, Ogiou arpen
efter MOber, ifdl 0usmar babe. Seq
mao bore bleben GAL"
Zen { grsbst omtalte Seitsr er
8arieieiangerinbe og Dor | FANNIE
@ienbom men paa A. Gal.
Gfter bbnb Der mebbsles, oflibsbe en-
alore Sefter fig for ct Mars lib fibsn
teb @as, os WObersn for ct par
maaneber fibsn pau famme Wudbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-17

6infen W onumentet. -
aasiereren for SnOiamlingeu I'll
5inisn Monumentet bar ira ben
engslite aomite mootaget en- Qnpiss
n n9 paa $500 Str. 0ette 9elsb ino=
6efatter oels giorog fra sn9elite qrs
Ger, bells 3ronning qleranoras og
aono @bparbs tioligere omtaIte 81
oraq paa be%nsolospis 1900 &r. %
900 Str.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-17

Seofoeiff sfbsftrift in
bebofber | BET fibfi ubtomne 5efk,
foruben ct Oar anmelbelfsr beb Soss
praf 8. 6. ararup os Stolsinfpeis
tyr, ganb. teof. .. 9uupea, en- pole
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-17

qaftor Sobs. qeterfen,
1er far tagst lin Qfiteo iom aatetet
pso q. Safobs airte. ugter fig til
pcr< p%etinOife Yer fom asiiiterenas
grrit, uoienot al uOoalgst for ben
reitinOiiie Sirteiag.
qet<r 0Gben pod 6arbe
igsn. 9eorageren Deter G%briienien,
ogfaa faloet 0iOen. uqsrsbe en- ID
meo 6elo fom Opfnoer, ferit NEE
6enipn til graierOering at 2Gg. iss
mere meo Smer os enoelig meo nogle
mpitiiie 5rugtiufter.
5ornplig LAP ban I'D al 6or6es
Oringsbuiet sfter i'm iioiie geOrift. pg
M bar ban igen benlebet Opm9rtioms
feoen paa fig OeO en GeniRreg, Der =
itlp ON ben er b~sIitbnere sno sIsrs =
6arer Drag al Manosns 9alent.
st tsbenbapnit 5irmu, ION poa
aebmugergape bar en- priOat 2psitds
ton, sniteoe at gaa oper til petroles
amss 0riptraft / Steoet for ben bio
iii benptteOe @as. s famine Qnleos
ming tsbte be en- moberne petroiss
umsmotor % opsrtsrebe iua efter en-
b1stig Montsr til at title Muit men
op. Raite Dag melote Der fig en- net
ubieenne Wanb, Der talbte fla S0ers
montsr g. 9. GbriitenIen % tilbpb at
opitile Mditinen mob en- Detailing AZ
50 Str. pr. llge. 6an engugerebe ber=
puu Qrbejosfolt. Og De git / Sang msb
Qrbejbet. D.. D. f., b. dfbetslenbe IT'LL
soe op % 6rsb neb = uben at *,
Ia Daaes 5orlsb, bar tommsn
enb oa be be9bnbte.
5irmaet bsgnnbte at tabe 3aals
m%ooi9teoen; tesuoen bdpDe bisIe Ope
iiillingsforisg foitet Dem nogle Sun
brsbe aroner; Iluttelig bao be en- Tags
mdnb ON al ie paa Qr6sioet. Gan
gentenbte meO bet famine oSDermOns
iom uOen mango OmiiGnbigz
teper blsn TAT pua porten. Og iaa toe
fat. gu er Qnlaget mart
Saa Oibt oibes, aster 5irmoet
life at foretage Oioers I Sogen. Wen
MI BED 5oli, at G6ritenTsn : OIbeH
Fl I gben, og at be bsr toge zig Il
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-17

4aiborg Soctali RE
oattsren paa Spift9en. 6res
bag bitten ben q. Ott. bar Der igen
Daret S%pettailsr / QaIborq. Den
Sang par BET nogls polite 2trbejoers
bos 5abritant 2anger. Socinliiterne
biloe ramme, men BET er moi gadet uo
opsr 5abrittsns sorige 4rbeicers, %
Spnttez9anien Ipnes Iom i9oDanlis
al bare iat g9eierns" / Sene. Spz
tejsrne bar enbog oaret fuu onburteot.
at golit meIieren maotts mite ub msb
en- itgrre qolitiithrte; Der bleo iaus
iebes ira 9inbuerne Tprsitet 8ano nso
paa De t9mpenbe. 3 sbriet bar en- at
5abrittens Qr6eioere mebOelt oQoIs
borg Stiftsticsnoe@ fslgenOe ON Gp
tfierns:
Ia bi - . a 6 Qrbeibere - Tom
til ganeoperTtaringen peb 9ogterbue
iet, Itoo Der ca. 200 W9nb % abin
Der CO Sfolebgrn mtO aebatter 9ans
len i Spioisn % forfulgte os felt inb
] gorgHrgabe. @ntelte at be foinoes
liae @aoere fix ira qe6len baaOs
StsO, qrf O9 Stag og blep ipptteos
liae inO Qnii9iet. Sea maotte feb,
at ngrs tommeH ine. Ttanse g.
beoBrfn, oa ben bleo bOmburoerst NIB
babe Sten. cratic % SIag eftsr o1e
auniiens Realsr. gi fan life fore
itaa. at BET sr looligt, at Rebattsr
faaIebss iamIer @~absoplsb."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-17

DebsfaIb. 4biunft oeb 5ers
lufsboims lerbe Stole Margor Sraus
ftebt sr ifelss R. 9. Ratten til 20.
Ottober ofgouet Oeb 0ebsn eFter en-
Separation, SO Qur CANNED. DEN
dfOsbe bar meb Ofentlig llnberftets
teGIe fOretdget F%orit,nigs Rsifsr / ois
benifabelise Diemeb os ubeiOet fere
5~oologife 00rfer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-17

5lbebrano. oGdmtiers So
iel" / garoe sr Ratten til ben 81. ST.
6leOen Itartt r%amponsret Deo en- 81.
0ebranb. 5loen opitoO / en- ~bdnOelss
reiienbes gGrslis reo, at Ell 9arbm
blGite ben puu en- Campo. gngnins
eerne bar foriitreoe for $4,000 Str.
/ GebitGoernss aim. 8ranOtoripTins
% Snosntariet for $4,000 Str. / Dans
mari. Sfabens Stgrrelfe er ifslgs
Ribe Stiftstibenbe snbnu lite ops
ejort, men ben er msgei beipoel g. -
6otefst fan bog fortfGtts I'm DRIFT.
granb og 9nnff. Ssnpag
often ben %. Oftober bar en- or. 5ds
mes 6onfen | 5jerritslsp, bpor ban
paa QF6olbs6iemmet fOrsDifte fine
leoenbs ginebsr. Der par fulbt 9us.
mibt unbsr gOreitiain9en git Der
Slb / appurotrt, bOiltet fOrdoriussoe
en- beftie 8ron6.
zieblitielis Opftob Der ponif. Rogs
le ltormsbe til 8Sren, andre iprone til
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-14
PILES CURED
QUICKLY AT HOME
Why Suffer Agony Any Longer
When You Can Get a Quick,
Sure Cure For Your Piles
BY Simply Sending Your
Name and Address,
In Plain Wrapper TO Every
one Who Writes

To let a surgeon operate ON you for
piles Is f0olhardy IL ls suicide. The
moment you cut into those tender MUS
cles You throw away ten years ~ your
NE In energy litr-blood ana vlg0r boz
sides rendering q sure cure o. your
piles almost impossible
The wonderful Pyramid Pile Cure
makes an operation unnecessary You
cure yourself with perfect ease In
your own home and for llttle expense.
Pyramid Pile cure gives you Instant
relief II Immediately heals all soTes and
ulcers, reduces congestion and innamua.
ton, and takes away all pain, itching and
irritation, Just a little of the treatment
Is usually sufficient TO give permanent
cure.
Pyramid Pile Cure Is prepared in the
form OF suppositoreS so they can be APP
piled directly TO the parts without inCOu-
venienCe, or interruptng your work IN
any way.
We are sending a trial treatment free Of
charge, TO every one who sends name ana
address We do this 10 prove what we say
about this wonderful remedy IL true,
After you have tried the sample treat
mcnt. and you are satisfied you can get
a full rogular.si2ed treatment Of Pyramid
Pile Cure AZ your druggists Tor 20 cents.
n he hasn't H. send us the money and
we will send YOU the treatment at ouca
by mail, In plain sealed package.
Send your name and address at once for
a trial ct this marvellous quick. sure cure.
Address Pyramid Drug Co.. 1881 pyramid
Bldg. Marshall, Mich,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-14
HARTENSTE|N SAFE
|NFOURTHPREC|NCT
Councils Canvass of Returns
Gives Him a Lead Of Nine
Votes Over Ferry.
ARE STILL TALKING CONTEST.
Come Candidates Make slight Gains
Robert Hoden Named as Inspcc-
tor OF Work on Conduit.

After considerable routine work had
been attended to by the city council
last evening, the canvass OF the returns
OF the recent city election was COM
menced, and, upon the request Of Har-
tensteiu, the returns from the Fourth
precinct were canvassed first, No
changes were made during the can
vass, which will AFFECT the final result
and Hartenstein still maintains his lead
OF 0 votes over W. Mont Ferry the
American" candidate for councilman
for the long term, Among the mem
bers Of the American" party present
during the canvass were Secy S. p,
Armstrong, II. j. Dnniny, Audltor-elect
Rudolph Alh, Councllman-elect G, j,
Crabtree Of the First ward, W. Mont
Ferry and Perry j, Arson.
SLIGHT GAINS MADE.
Mr. Hartenstein explained that a
great deal Of interest was centered on
the results In the Fourth ward as the
race there was very close, and there
had been some talk OF a contest He
therefore, asked az a favor that the
returns in that ward be taken up first,
His request was granted and President
Hewlett then named Preece, Wells and
Black as tellers. There were only two
or three errors found, none Of which
viii change any OF the results hereto
fore announced, Aft gained one vote
IN the Thirty eighth district and Ave In
the Forty-third, making a total gain for
him OF six. Buckwalter gained Ave
votes In the FOrty-frst district. II was
found that an error had been made In
the total Of Peabody's vote, II being
7S4 instead Of 794, as at FIRST reported,
There were several discrepancies on
the face Of the poll books In regard TO
the total number OF votes cast, and
several OF the poll books we're not sign.
ed and sworn to by the Judges. but 1T
tie attention was paid to those mat
ters.
STILL TALKING CONTEST.
Mr.. Ferry was invited inside the rail-
ing by Councilman Hartonsten and
was given a chair near the clerks OF
the council and was deeply interested
IN the canvass There IL still some talk
by Secy. Armstrong OF contest against
Hartenstein, but whether or not II Will
be carried into court remains to be
seen. The canvass will be taken ur
again tonight NJ 1880 o'clock, when the
returns OF one OF the other wards VII
be commenced, The regular council
work will be taken up again on Wed
I nesday evening, after which the can
vass will be proceeded with. Follow
ing Is the official vote OF the Fourth
precinct:
OFFICIAL. VOTE OF FOURTH PRE-
/ CINCT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-14
DIED IN A SALOON.
Former Well Known Contractor a
Victim of alcoholism,

An aged man named Brown, known
among railroad men as u. & NJ. Brown,
because Of the fact that at one time lac
was "a contractor for the Burlington &
Missouri River Railroad company, was
found dead In the rear OF Matt kumph' s
saloon on Commercial street last night.
The old mans body was seated in a
chair, the head resting against a barrel
when the bartender found him The
body was cold and stiif and Brown had
evidently been dead for several hours.
Ina the opinion Of Justice Dana l..
smith. aud physicians who saw the re-
mains. death was caused by alcoholism
Brown came TO Salt Lake last Satur-
day. lie had about $50 with him and
deposited the same In the saloon. Ho
then proceeded 10 drink UP the money
and bought LIQUOR with lavish hand.
He had Just 81 left last night.
While contractor for the railroad
company. he made considerable money
but sauandered IT, SO far as known
he had no relatives, Brown was over
70 wears OF age. The body was removed
10 Evans undertaking parlors, where Il
hi being prepared for burial, II is not
likely that an inquest viii be held.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-14
JEWISH HISTORY.
Entertaining Lecture Delivered by
Rabbi Trcund at y. VI, {, A.

Rabbi Freund addressed a good audi
ence In the Y. NJ. c, A, auditorium last
night on the subject Of Jewish his.
tory, in which he said
We learn this one very essential and
all important fact, that some how or
other the world Is interested to learn
something about the Jew. Enough IN
terest stil attaches 10 him and 10 his
story that people VIII take him from
their life efforts to come together TO
enter upon this study 1t is all because
there IL something connected with the
remarkable personality Of the jew that
arouses the interest OF the people. The
Jews former activity and his present
doings do not show him as q curiosity
I'm this world as time has gone on,
the Jew has been misunderstood and
mlsrepresented lie has been looked
uron as a curious phenomenon, All are
the children OF God. But the jew rs
he is today Is NOT ready to be shelNed--
he is not yet a NJ specimen for muse
UNI. lie Is not an archaeologlc relic,
but he e. deeply interested In the work
of the world The Jew Is a part OF the
worlds history, although he has not
lived apart from II. Efforts have been
made to thrust him Of TO do him all
manner Of Injustice. But however
treated he may have BEEN he was
ever ready 10 show that he was a.
necessary portion OF the earth's ac-
tivlty, that he was ever ready 10 take
mart I'm the worlds work, aud not
ready ~ 1--we away from the word, az
many OF as think"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-14
prevail OF
BRIGHT'S DISEASE

Chlcago's Health Commissioner Dr.
Reynolds reported on oct s last thai
ont Of $50 applicants Tor Fire Department
positions, one IN every II we're rejected
for Brlghts Disease. lie addf 1T is not
reassuring 10 leain that per cent Of CHI
cagos male population IN early manhoo'
is afflicted with Brlghts Disease
In older people the percentage IS higher
and Dr. Loomls Of Bellevue Hospital
states that from the autopsles 90 per cent
II men and women over forty have 1t In
some form.
The census gives support 70 the above
u shows that the annual deaths from
Brlghts Disease have lucreas from LIE
80 1870 to 5s,7iS annually IN 1890.
There were no deaths reported from
Brlghts Disease before N,) The deaf 8
were then believed 10 be due 90 Kidney
trouble and were 50 reported
When TO suspect BrIghts Disease
weakness or loss OF weight pufty ankles.
hands or eyellds, Kidney trouble after th
third month; urine may show sediment
falling vision; drowsiness. ono or more
~ these.
We desire 10 place IN the hands OF
those having Brghts Disease q 30 page
report on large variety Of test case
put on Fulton's Renal Comp und Tor
hrights Disease, It shows 81 per cent
'f rocoverles IN this hitherto fatal DIS
ease. the pamphlet is fee h. j. I'LL
Drug Co., Agt.. Salt Lake city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-14
Climntio Cnres.

The influence of climatic conditions
IN the cure OF consumption is very
much overdrawn The poor patient
and the rich patient too, can DO much
better at home By proper attention to
food digestion, and a regular use OF
German syrup Free eNpectoration IN
the morning Is made certain by Ger
man Syrup, so Is a good nights rest
and the absence Of that Weakening
cough and facilitating night sweat.
Restless nights and the exhaustion
due to coughing, the greatest danger
aud dread Of the consumptlve. can be
prevented or stopped by taking Ger
man Syrup literally ana regularly.
Should you be able 10 go to a warmer
cline. you win End that Of the thou
sands Of consumptlves there, the few
who arc benefited and regain strength
are those who use German syrup, Trial
bottles, Csc; regular size, Use, At all
druggists,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-14
COUNCIL BUSINESS,

The following routine work was
transacted by the Councili
Upon recommendation OF Assistant
city Attorney Bremel the council ar.
propriated $1,000 for the purpose ot
paying the judgment recently entered
against the city an favor of katherine
Gillespie, The amount OF the judy
ment was so small that the attorney
did not consider II worth an appeal TO
the supreme court
INSPECTOR or CONDUIT WORK
The board Of public works notified
the council that Il had employed Robert
Roden as chief inspector on the con-
structlon Of the Big Cottonwood con-
duit, and asked that his salary be fixed
al s120 per month instead of the usual
wage OF SO per day paid the inspectors
in the city. The recommendation was
concurred I'm,
Unon request, the city auditor was
authorized to employ one additional
clerk and the city treasurer two addi-
tlonal clerks to finish w the work Of
the offices so that they will be ready
20 turn over 10 the new administration.
PAY FOR JUDGES
The pay rolls for the judges Of cleo
! ton and for the rental Of polling places
were referred 10 the election commit
tee with power to act,
The sum Of 5000 was appropriated
upon the recommendation of city Sex
ton Heber II. Davis for the purchase OF
two devices for lowering bodies into
/ graves at the city cemetery
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SALT LAKE CITY IN
THE NEXT FIVE YEARS."

4 special prize of $4,000 win he
given for the best contribution on Ibis
subject for the Christmas News. see
details In the advertising columns.
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MASS MEETING OF CANADIANS

A mass meeting Of all the Canadians
IN and around Salt Lake city will be
held az the Kenyon hotel, on Sunday
afternoon, Nov 10. at o'clock. The
object Is to organize Canadian club,
which will be followed by a banquet,
aud other social gatherings The club
he TO be ot social nature, and both
men and women are invited.
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To draw the FIRE out OF burn, heal
a. cut without leaving a scar, or to cure
boils, sores, letter, eczema and all skin
and scalp diseases, use DeWitts Witch
Hazel Salve specific for piles Get
the genuine, No remedy causes such
speedy relief. Ask for De Wits
the genuine,
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CRUSHED BY cAvE-IN.
For Injuries Received Dominick Bcr'
ratio Sues BuckhOrn for S20,0SO.

A damage suit has been filed In the
district court by Dominick Berrato
against the Buckhorn Consolidated
Mining & Milling company 10 recover
s2O.Os6 for injuries received by plain
I'M on Aug. IS, 1905, while employed In
defendants mine. The complaint al
leges that plaintiff was severely in
iurcd in q caye-ln, and that bis In
turtles are permanent. IL Is further al
legged that he had been paying his reg
ular assessments IN the hospital fund,
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CIV Water ; Ful Of Germs

or diseases. Protect your children
and family from sickness by using pure
Distilled water. Sold only by the Salt
Lake Soda Water company. Costs less
than ! cent a glass order q case to-
day. Phone 100.
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No Pill Is as pleasant and positive as
DeWltts Little Early Risers, These
Famous Little pills are so mild and
effective that children delicate ladies
and weak people enjoy the cleansing
effect. while strong people say they are
the best liver pills sold Never grippe,
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Neuraloia Pains.

Rheumatism, lumbago and sclatc mains
yield TO the penetrating influence Of Bal
iard's Snow Lniment 1t pcnettates 20
tho nerves and bone and being absorbed
into the blood It's healing properties ara
conveyed 20 every part Of the body, and
cffoct some wonderful cures. 2c, J0c, SlD
Sold by 4. c. NJ, /. Drug Dept u
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