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THE SALT SALTLATiE LAKE HERALD SATUBDAY SATL Ys FEBRUARY 6 190i 190 3
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Orleans Cotton Exchange Exchangev ExchangeBULL ExohangeBUlltEADEB
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BULL BUlltEADEB LEADER SAVED DAY DAYPRICES DAYt DAYPRICES DAYPRICES
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New ew Orlean Or lea i Feb 5 5Tod Today Y aw the theilclest tbeiJd thei1det
ilclest iJd t seen 8Oe1fo of this week eek in the cot coti
c I i IJ market At the lowest low t levels of ofhe ofbe
1 he day prices pr wer from 152 15 to 10 101oina li1oin 180Ojfl5
1oina 1oin Ojfl5 lower 1Merh f ban 1n < what a cotton was wa eel selnig eelJiag ei eijug
jug at the Ihn of the week The mar mart
> t Wus a thrown into a panic pax soon after aftert afterpining
t li opening py y the > immense inimen e amount of oftton ofdtol1 oftton
tton that waR xa offered for sale A1iere A1ierei here
4 1 h t > uff uffring < rlngt came from was a mystery mysteryIut mrst ry rylout
lout thous thouSlll1s ji < is of bales were thrown thrownuicit thrownII tjflthe
uicit II PUll the market ma rket forcing prices down downj downWind
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j and 20 points at a tlm tl Such Su wh < h wild wildHfH wild1ir
HfH J 1ir > I were never J1 er before b 1ore witnessed witns ttnedhousand ed edT4US3I1ds
Thousatids of f people lined Gravter Gravternft GravkrI GravierIFet
nft I watching the th traders scrambling scramblingn
dl n th thir ir eagtrn cagInlS < ss to get n Tar ar the can cant
t of the ring and offer their cotton cottonTh cottonT cottonrhrt
Th T rhrt < r H < appeared al > pe l d to be Un sellers to tojiH tofl toflfl
flfl < jiH fl buyer buyert <
t t the height of f the th turmoil when it iti ita
i ok k < i as a If the t he market must go to tothe tothe
3 > fs the bull leader W V P Brown Browniiaded Bro Brawnahd n njjadd
iiaded ahd with the broker to stop tP offer offering offering offeriig ¬
ing thtir thdrcotton cotton lo 1 and 20 O p vias < its under underJ1
J1 1 L market marketYou n1arketYou rnaiketYou
You will Lrxak 1Jn ak the market and your yourlves yourl yourlves
lves l ns If Uyou you continue he sai Take Takeiip Takeiw
iip h cotton iottonyourslves oHoriyours yourselves lves and make a al aBttjvn I pr r3fis r3fisHvowns > ft ftII
II l it itBrowns
Browns stand agiaat thf tb selling g l1ing Jim Jimn iniHhi1Iatcly
J ndiatdy n > liately had its it > effect e ECt and it was as asrly aaI
1 arly rly evident ev ent to every eVtr one that the thei theUeL4
i uies of th tne i ilxehange change were being bro broken brOby iwokn ¬ I
ken by the th way many brokers bfokt > rs were of off
1 f ring cotton The bull leader followed followedhis followedspeech
his hi speech o p > ecb by h heavy h ay bidldng and buy buying buying
ing and in a few fewmlnutes minutes other longs longsfallowed JongenIlOWt one onel1owed
fallowed nIlOWt > d hht lead and in a short ebortUme ebortUmeill time Qnaein timeJL
JL in j place pf tt the puiiio quiet reigned yeg and andrices andjetS
4 jetS i Ce showed how d a material recovery al alt alA
A thought t the market had a weak tone toneus
us 11 to j the dose closeI
0 e eGONGItESSIONAl
CONGRESSIONAL CONGRESSIONALWashington GONGItESSIONAl5enate
I If iid Washington II Feb 5enate 5enateIf 5 The political de dcbno debJ1r detL
bno tL fl iii ii the t senate enat on the > proposed propbt < ed loan loanJ464JOOW loant
t J464JOOW 4 6iwOOfl to the t h St Louis exposition expositionv
I > v hih Lh has ha bsn n progress on a point of ofr
r r for the th past tnree > e days da came am to tolose toZ i
oJ lose Z today through a vote ote which left leftMv lefth I Ih
Mv h provision provl km in the Urgent deficiency deficiencyhill defiCienCYj
I hill iL which was wa as passed passedMr paSll d dh
Mr h PattersHn of Colorado made a aH at I Iq
H t ih h in which while he charged the thelmic theI 1 1nk
lmic I nk i of 1908 to the antisilver agitation agitationon 1 1on
on o this and nd other countries announced announcedthat announced1Jt announcedLb
that Lb i he 11 was not in favor of another anotherb anothermoeratie anotherralc
b mooratic ralc pronouncement for silver silverAfter stivert
t After ftfr r the vute i 0 f on i oi the deficiency detkl + ncy bill billechf billhf8 billh
> echf hf8 h > s in support of the Panama can cantreaty cantJtat cantrt
treaty tJtat trt ty were wor made by Mr Mallory lalJol of ofifia ofIda oftl
Ida tl ind Jlr Heyburn H burn of Idaho IdahoI
R 7 I House HouseMjhiiigton HouseJWdhingtOll Hou5t
JWdhingtOll Mjhiiigton t ihiiigtoi Fob It I r > 3r r heppard heppardI
I I m p Texas T xat one n of the youngest youngestri youngesrt
ri rt mbers ihr of the th house hou E made a deter determirifd ddermiwrj determuo
mirifd muo 1 and persistent pr r ritent i tent effort to bring bringihur bringj
L ihur j i i a reform refo ii in the matter of die dieVihuiicin distI dieI
tI Vihuiicin i itti tlu t ion of Ifrt frts l hy h the th government governmentu
l u j i thc t hf bill vaf = left t ft Just ju t as the tom tomnMec LomIlitt
nMec 0 brought it t in iii no 0 far as a seeds for forjpf foritrtbuti
jpf Ilitt 1 distribution d < trihutjl1 was concerned concernedSiThffi concernedr OJ1c rntd rntdTiJl
SiThffi TiJl r was th thO tl > only item itt > m in the agri agrijaJr agriiirH
fjk jaJr i trtt t1a a apipriii jprVipri t Pri it ti ion n bl bdlth that t t a roused rousedlferiius rouaedi
lferiius 1 us l discussion 1i < Iieugi 1UIiIHl and with a few minor minorAmendmentsthe minornndmtnts minorninont
Amendmentsthe nndmtnts ninont thl th bill was passed p SHed by the thefcu theL
fcu 11 > L wit Uut bow division divisionTh dhlgloniTh diVlslOfli
Th i ii houseadjourned l1ou8e djourned until Monday MondayKEAEJJS MondatGill MondayIEARN
tGill tGillKEAR1IS
KEAEJJS AND KLS S BILLS BILLSfSnaSaY BILLSr2ai
fSnaSaY x r2ai to The Herald HeraldvT >
f vT V hinton Feb i 5senator Senator Kearns KearnstiL Kean81CiY
tiL ti 1CiY n iv appeared ap ared before the house print printi printIP
IP M i ommittee and urged UT approval of ofhill ofhill
hill which has haaaed passed the senate senatei S n te tet
t i nurizing zing a reprinted i ulleMn > 124 1 4 en enlj end entt1
tt1 lj d Irrigation in Utah Utahn rtahAJI Utah1Ah
1Ah AJI n unusual fmand < > mand for this publica publicaii puhliat
t ii has h occurred on fl account of the thetmrlated thetmptated themplated
tmrlated irrigation projects in inUtaJi illUta1 1uLL
UtaJi LL He also Iso appeared before the thejrs tbea1 theay
a1 ay jrs ruid id d mean committee and urged urgedt urgediEi urgedtarible
t favorable t report J port on his bill making makingl makingLakp makingilpit
iEi ilpit l Tak a port pert of entry The Th bill has hasKd huj ha haSi
Si Kd j the senate senateafsont
I Ith
Helth HelthsJk tl
afsont sJk the th ability to toHMHc do a good days dayst
t I HMHc without undue fatigue > and to toOfril to1t
1t 1 Ofril Bfc tif Ii worth living You cannot have havei hay h8Vtion hayi41JbstOfl
i dJtyftion tion 01 constipation without its itsting it ittlng I
ting the liver in r and polluting the theSuch theSuch theSuch i
Such a condition may be best bestquickest bestquickest bestitjlkent 1
f
quickest obtained by Herbin + the theliver thehHr theltrer
liver rejpulator that the t world has hasetor ha8ebei
etor etM known Mr rr D W V Smith writes writes4fMT0 wntpsPrI writescpiii
4fMT0 1902 I use u f Hprbine and find findIt findtJlr findI
It the Ui best bf t mcUu m mctieis idJlf JR < for fornd constipation constipationaad CvD tipation
aad nd irgulatlng t tile lIVer I ever used userlIWec U8fOf usedPdee I
IWec v 1 > ccnti nt Sold sw by Z Z C M I drug drugDEATH drugDEATH
DEATH 01T 0 THS 4 SANGE SANGEiialis KAXGEF XAEiiiv I
iiiv iialis s Wash b Feb 5 5hUe While Neal XealA Nealte
I F te t A rancher was as riding between betwrenL
L > d < 1 and Eagleton his horse fell pin pinning pinning ¬ I
ning II him down and breaking both his hislek hisJ hisIeln I
J lek Oleson lay la under the horse hor for forthirty fortlrty
thirty 1 1rty hours before he was wa discovered discoveredHie
Hie di died < Ml shortly short after being found from fromstiffcrine CrvmsQfrinJr frpnsuffering
suffering and expostve JtpOllaPt
i t
INtOD kflLffAue36olofleAtth 1 ng thequeMiou ofhutttt
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VLL I aUi becomes
mainly a ai aosestion
I osestion i of DUtriIiou nutrition If the stomach stomachr stome h hd
d oaer ier r organs o ol o digestion di on and mttri mttrii iuekept
II tSl i are uekept kept in a healthful conditloA conditiontbere conditloAtiaere conditloatbere
tbere will be a wdlnoarished wcl1 risbed body and andlittle udJitde andiittk
little liability to disorders of the liver Hvorwefa JivwIfowcl liver1Owcs
Ifowcl > wefa or such other disorders as n may y
i m motitrkioa
otitrkioa itritiott sad sadlack a nedDrP d dck
lack of ofexe erer erercfce C1e1clie
cfce clieGoW cfceDC DC DrP DrPt3a3 Pieces PiecesGoWen
GoW t3a3 GoWen en ilcd ilcdiqal litedp litedThecoveiy
iqal GoWDiicovcry Dieoovcry Dieoovcryeaeee Thecoveiyobcstoniech
p eaeee diatpeet diatpeetof
of obcstoniech obcstoniechsotber the stomach stomachsfei DIaChsJt
sfei sotber sotbertoaaednutn other otherofdia or ortMW
I C toaaednutn toaaednutntine tMW aad aaddDa ofdia mttri mttritkw
tine aad ed IoI abe abeofoth bo boar
of ofoth ofothcrwbich oth othOwnbida
< ar o Ownbida Ownbida8P crwbichacaod T 6 which whichace
ace acaod CoMed by byth byt byHIIHt bytktadteeaned
th tktadteeaned tktadteeaneduditiouotbe leased leasedCMdhioaofthe
CMdhioaofthe CMdhioaoftheomach HIIHt uditiouotbec1i oftbe oftbeELtOUJadt
ELtOUJadt omach c1i By ByenabHag ByenabHftg Byenabfing
enabHag the theperfect thenuLi theperfect
perfect tintri tintrit nuLit1H antritjen
t t1H a of efthe the
I uoay it increases the th vital power powerpromotes
promotes a vigorous old age ageIFrasaswSerer ageref ageI
IFrasaswSerer I wasaserer ref 0 ftw chronic diarrhea for 1rycst S tie tieJrita e einitei
ycst initei wdt Mrs trs Mary A Aaro AWOII of Rolls Rolii RollaCo RollsPdps
Pdps i Co 3i o I tried ried eUrcnt reat remedies remedi1Ml4 remedieswimidi in inWDII14
wimidi 1Ml4 seid I Inot Pft iee rdid fat a art time timet timeG
G not Mv t troabte would onld return as bed as ever everI r rL
L t I coiwltctj Qi15U1t u Silted you ia July ty 1900 and t byyuut > r vow wSricc wSriccoominenced adTiccfI adricvJ
fI J oominenced using I Dr > r fiefce9 rc r inedse Be I took tookHxtrart toe toeh
= orl dlcal dlcaltIr1rH
h bot t c f t Goldeii Medical Diseoety Diseoetythef
tIr1rH thef nals na1 of t the PdIeU aDd sc fJI the thetract therxtrat
Hxtrart tract of o SmartWeed a ai you advised I I Ihav IU Iha
hav U not had any return r turn of my y trouble nurt nurtiog etereing 1Itt 1Ittlng
iog your OUT uacdlriDt mi ilfcTiin Am 4s now tertntycitf tertntycitfyears seventOr seventOryears toofit toofitjtaTS
years old and I a 1If seeer r had scything a ythl c to relieve retierrJB relieveme Iir Iirh1
JB me so quick qic I tMafc r Dr > r Pierce medicine mcdicwetkc mcdicwetkcgrr es the tateIe thermtr
Ie rmtr grr t t t on caMh > Should < 1 I ever r have ha any re retojru cca
a tojru of tty tremble aha shall h a ue e your our Mediciac MediciacV lIIectiCilHty I
t V thanks jank to jro YOI i for vour advice QdT1 aad thanks thaaksAmighty thall13to
to 1 Amighty A mighty God fer f T restoring r illl me to health j
1 tb ougb gh your ball hates hatesccept s sicai sDO
ccept DO iU subtitntefor titutdor Golden Me Meica1 Mcd1ai
icai Discovery Discov There is nothing n ing I jus jusss juWas jua juaJ
J as good r for diseases diaeaesof of the stomach stomachbiood atomachLood
bloOd and lungs lungsDr lungsDr lungsDr atomaCh1
Dr Pierces Pleasant Pellets the best bestlaxative bestJaX4lne bestS best3ttiie
S laxative for or old people They cure con constjpatwa conj
5 stjpatwa stjatt n and biliousness
j ROOSTER ROOStERJiQJ mi PA PATCHED PATCHEDPoultry PATCHEDPoultry CHED CHEDI
I i iPoultry
Poultry Assool4 Asoo1ttioi 1ttIoi n Dh IShus hu s Decides Deoid s on onIt onC oncsavgos
C ug 4ai stou1ter stou1terIt ou1ter ou1terIt
It was wa the room moetert 4 feather found foundin foundtn foundIn
in his coop Trie Tld Tgaarhadeefelon rrfae r4edston derision of oftie Iofthe ofthe
the Utah Poultry 4tu0csEaUohJa aothtIon tlorita mat cveii cveiiit Cy cveujag < u uIii
it in u the case ca of otGeoPouher Ovo teo Pouhsr of Ogden OgdenHe OgdenI Ogdenlie
He was wa exonerated of f the charge tt ttfastening f ffaftenJn ffastening
I fastening faftenJn a feather i1 ii a the tail of a aBrown aBrown aBrown
Brown Leghorn rooter i Ia orfler orer to win winthe wlnI
I the he priae ize The feather te was fOund t 6 o be bethe bethe bethe
1 the penoal l jjrcperty Jil PJnY of the awi wl in inqoemfon Inl iniu
qoemfon l iu Jon on which would ould have won hand handmeJy bandy handIueiy
meJy y ta any event erentj eventOn
j On hey he j other otta r charge however Mr Mri
i PouKer ooltei jost joa Ht H wag accused of han
I llltj da dltbg fowl ° 1 belonging to other exhibitor exhibitorj txhibatof
j Rule R We 4 of the association as 8 tion prohibUs pro bibhs this thisI
jit f I It WA was admitted admit td t d that he bad picked ed up upnile upeu
hlckeaa eu beIeaidiur te ot exhibitOllJ exhibitOllJaliid exhibitoraktLRd
ktLRd aliid nted out f tf elr PMMIquUtie odquailti and andI anddefees
defieetsro defees to s eetatfws AccltNIng to t t1e tb tbrule
I nile 1e fee was therefore t barred from re receJvlqg re reI r rcelvhig
I ceJvlqg vt any an preaal premium Mr Poolter was wasreprestated wallBrowning wasrepre5td
represtated My by W m W Browning of Og OgL
den botrt nrentY twnnty11einepiera 1 tlDht1J of the tbetiOn theaseodatton
aseodatton tiOn were present L and after bear bearing bearing ¬
ing the evidence they t voted vlted overwhelm overwhelmingly oerwhelJDIOCly uveewbeirnIngly ¬
ingly to bar b r Mr Poulter from the pre preraruat prePIOJUREBYNEW prePlClURE
raruat raruatPIQTURE
PIQTURE PIOJUREBYNEW BY NEW METHOD METHODPortrait METHODPortmit METHODPortrait
Portrait of Colonel Coloneiflolmes Holmes Completed CompletedFar
Far Commercial fomm rcia1 Club ClubA
A handsome d om lifestae life8fae bust photograph of ofCotoMd ofColol1el ofColonel
Colonel K 1 F Holmes has been com completed compleCe4 cornpletad ¬
pleted by Scholl I and 8 4 will be placed In InI
I I the Commercial club rooms today It ItwJH Itwl8sot Itwill
i will wl8sot not be permanently bung until a aframe afralbe a aframe
frame is completed but will w l be on ex exhibition exhipitlon ¬
hibition n as it fe for a few day dayTh daysTb
Th 1he portrait Is by a new process 118 the theprint theprint theprint
print being called double transfer car carbon carbon ¬ I Ibf
bon bf n Thfcr is the first time a picture of ofsiteh ofln
siteh ln else has ever eyerbeen been made by this thisnrocets thiss thisprocs
nrocets s in the therId world worl li I requires r ulrel such suchdelicacy suchdelkac
delicacy delkac of execution that noth n ng larger largerthan largertbaR largerthan
than cabinets or panels has been under underMigtoal undertaken > r
taken hitherto erto It was Colonel Holmes HolmeseetgtnL
Migtoal Intention to present pre eDt the club clubof clubof clubof
of which bleb he Is president with a por portrait portrait portrait ¬
trait in oil but he changed his mind mindthinking mindt mindthink1tg
thinking t this picture Icture would be unique uniqueand uniqueand uniqueand
and fully as artistic if not more so soBURNED o otGI oBURNED
tGI tGIBURNED
BURNED BY BYACETYIENE BYACETYIENECs ACETYLENE ACETYLENEC AC TYIZENE
C 0 B Randfelirls Rand nis ihIs Injured by b An a Explo nExplosian Explosion Bzploslon
sion sionC
C E Randall U an opratt r for the theWestern theWHtern theWestern
Western Union Telegntph TeJe nph company was wasbadly wasbadly wasbadly
badly burned by an explosion of acety acetyleae
lens gas about 1 oclock this morning morningJfr
Jfr Randall deeps in a photograph photographwagon p photographwegon ograph ographWfICOn
wagon at South Temple and Richards RichardsStreets Richards8t1eeu Richardsstieeta
Streets It is lighted by b an acetylene acetlenelaiItp acetylenelamp
lamp of his own design and a d manufacture manufacturePie l
Pie arose about 1 oclock o Jock and lit the thelamp thtIt thelaMp
lamp It did not burn welland he jarred jarredit
it with his fist to Improve the light In 1 inone n nom8
come way this caused U ed the explosion Mr MrRandall MrRandall MrRandall
Randall was badly burned on one side sideof 8ideof sideof
of his h face and on one arm Although Althoughin Althoughpain
in great pain be will wlllsve save his eyes eyesSHpEPJEEir eyes4I
4I 4alBPMEN 4 4MEf
SHpEPJEEir MEf ARE JUBILANT JUBILANTPlsasad JUBILANTPl FUBILANTPIead
Plsasad Pl sd With Order Modifying Sheep SheepGrazing SheepG1 SheepGranlngon
Grazing G1 zingon on Manti Reserve ReserveSpecial ReserveSpecial ReserveSpecial
Special to The Herald HeraldMantt IkraldManu HeraldMenU
I
Manu Feb 5 5Tbe The sbepmen Bb pmen of San Sanpete Sanpete
pete county are happy tonight because of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the modification Jfldi c Uon of the order of the in Interior Interlor
terior department today that will permit permitthe permItthe
the 3 gtaziu 1llf of 300000 001 sheep on the UanU Mantiforest UanUforest
forest reserve r48ErVtlIls This year The original originalorder
order 10 provided 9lded that only 10MGO Sheep sneepmight Sheepmight aneepmight
might be graaed on the reserve This Tn was warnincreased
increased to 17a009 17 I7aOl tIOt on the petition of ofthe
the sheepmen en of the coanty Today uday a alargely alarwely aIareiy
largely attended meeting of the sheep sheepmen sbeepme sheepmen ¬
men me of the county was held here It or organized orpnned organized ¬
ganized with the election of Mayor L R RAnderson IteIIOil HAnderson
Anderson of Manti MBDtiDS as chairman CR airman and Hen Henry Henry HenF ¬
ry F Jnekson of Fountain Creep as a see secretary seerULn seeretai ¬
retary Then a telegrahi tel n setting forth forththe forthtbe forththe
the situation ihs as seat M 0 > Senators Smoot Smootand Smootand Snmootaad
and Kearns in Washington A reply was wasreeved wUN wasretigvei
reeved N setting forth that a full answer answerItt aDSW aDSWwoWW anaweewad
wad o Une Itt aa hour The meeting then thenadjourned lhenndjotIfJI thenadjougned
adjourned until 790 oclock at which whichtime whichtime whIchtime
time the following ir telegram was read readfrom rtadfrom readfrom
from Senator Smeot SmeotTo SmeotTo SmeotTo
To L R Anderson Hare procured procuredmodification procuredIiOItffteatlon procuredinodtfkathgi
modification of order Tte Three e hundred hundredtbowand hundredt hundredtboeetd
tbowand t keep > will be allowed on reser reservation restrtlo renervtkt ¬
vation tlo this year Must not expect Ct more morethan morellJan morethan
than 225690 zzs 0S0 next year
yearREED REED SJIOOT 5IOOTThe SMOOTThe
The sheepmen 8h m n are perfectly satisfied satisfiedwith MU satisfle4with fie4 fie4With
with the remit reeM It Is believed that the th thpellftlMkna theporetlaekm
permission to gr greeI8lLfo sc IIeIMOOO 8W008 sheep this year yearwill ear earwill
will cover Ute needs of the sheepmen sheepmenUBEBAJaZOST sheepmenLI sheepmenLIBBBAMT
UBEBAJaZOST LI BRAJI OF BMPLOYES BMPLOYESWetea EMPLOYESWe1tJ ITIPLOYESWeih
Wetea DriscoU Dri eoll Buck Treat Their Theirspite TheirEm TheirBmpleea
Em Bmpleea spite ee to Sleighride SleighridePark SleighrldePark
Park City eu FVb 5rThe The firm of Welsh WelshDriscall WelshDrIscell WeJ 1 1Drl
Driscall Drl eoll Buck entertained their em empk employ emp103r01
pk ploy p103r01 > yea hurt night at a banquet sleigh sleighrtds sltfghrIcI sleighTide
Tide rIcI and M dance At 7 oclock the three threellede three1ed8 threeiaxsledsrequire4
= iaxsledsrequire4 llede 1ed8 required were w wer loaded and the thefes thef thefeeUvties
f feeUvties Wi fes be bePan itn by a trip p to Snydervil SnydervilOn Snyden1JfOn
On the return from the drive the party partyrepaired part partrepdr4 partyrelrd
repaired to the Salt Lake house where wherethey whereth wherethey
they th < y sat down to a most appetizing ban banquet banquet banquet ¬
quet several courses bein served The Thelarge Theoupet Theige
large carpet fom om at the store had been beenIJtred beencl
e1tirW cl IJtred red and from the banquet bw t the guestswett guestswent guests guestswent
went to the store and enjoyed several severalhours 8 VeralbOQn sveralbouV
hours dancfetg dan isg C 3 3 Marshall in th3 th3name th thof thname
name of tile clerks d rkB thankedthe thanked the thefirm firm for forthe forth fotthh
the treatment occurred aeco the < Clarke an n1 awlMt l lMr I
Mr Welsh for the irm lt ent in a arew few well wellchosen wellhoIIen wellchosen
chosen < words assured the clerks that the thepleasure thepleaatDe thepleasure
pleasure of being able to entertain was wasa I Ia
a great one and he wanted the guests gueststo gues s I Ito
to enjoy t themselves themselvesDan themselvesDandiug I
Dan Dandiug tog wa was continued until 2 oclock oclockand ocloekand <
and Dan4Ure all departed ed feeling feeM that t the Welsh WelaJlDrlscoll WelshDriscoll
Driscoll Jt t Buck entertainment nt neQt was one on wf tt efthe
th the most t enjoyable e Joable events Aven ts of the seaA seaAson ea seanon
son sonJasaesOar JasaesOar a mjasr m about 45years of ofage ofag ofage I
age ag Mcmnse violently tolefttl insane yesterday yesterdayafternoon T yesterdayafternoon IIlerdayaftCIQOQR
afternoon at his home on a ranch be between betweeft ¬ I It
tween t here b re and Heber The le unfortu unfortunate unfortunate ¬
nate niins nH1 I condition On ition Is the result > t ta f fa fa
a premature niant powder PO del explosion xple at atthe ttthe t
the DalyJudge soaMtfnte lOI tftn ago when v hen a arock lrDCk arock
rock was blown late Ms blain and one oneeye Qneee oneeye I
eye blown out outFor outFor nutFor
For several days Ocr has been notice noticeto notheJto
to have been acting queerly and His Hiswife Illswife I Iwife
wife notified Dr Bardsley here who whowent WhOWent I
went over and found Orr who had hadstripped hadstripped
stripped lrt jPfd himself of his clohing rolling rollingin I
in the mow The doctor got the un untortunat Unfortunate
fortunate man Into uto th the house b uoC and sun sunmoning slJnmoning suninoning
moning neighbors managed to get g t him himquieted himqultt himquieted
quieted qultt The commissioners of Wasatch Wasatchco Wssatccouuy asat < h hcount
co count nt > have been notified and it is i x xpected xpectec xpected
pected that Orr Qrr1riU will be committed to the th
infirmary at ITOVQMWB
XI1JIU MIaIllIehn MWB lilHIo Johns J bll8 the t7Tearoid daugh daughter daughter daughter ¬
ter of o Srs lfrsOlenn uknn leDn Johns Job1SJ Joh died pfdt early > tiiis tiiismorningof tlJilmmnb thisUt
morningof mmnb Ut l fling of1DUlDonia f pneumonia after alter an illness illnessthree f fthree fthree
three oars cia days Deceased was wa well known knownin
in Park having been raised in town an anone arti artiwas < i iwas
was one of a large amity The an anouneement anUOunOement i iI
I notttteement of C her death will come me as a ashock i ihock
1 shock to many man of the resident reflid < IUI here by bywhom y ywhom I IIWbocn
IWbocn whom cb she he was wa well V en and favorably knowVi knowVii knot knoThe knotThe
i The funeral wilt WI H be held Sunday
1 George Smith S th is spending a few days daysin daysin daysin
in Charleston Cba Chais tim on justness justnessMiss JU8 justnessMiss ness
Miss ThMrpe T and a Mrs G Gist ist entertain enttrtuntooUrhv en entertaintonIgIi tHtUl tHtUlODt
tooUrhv tooUrhvFor tonIgIiFor I
For tfyV Mjus rs 5 Sake ke holds taeboards taeboardsat the boards boardsat
at the Ds DsieY Y rtaeatre t taeae e e tonight tonightPROVO j jPROVO
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Provo Jeb 5 5A A son has beenborn been born to toMr toMr toMr
Mr and Mrs Mr Irvin Jones all well wellEstate weJlEstate wellEstate
Estate of H P Jensen deceased peti petition petlttn petitln ¬
tion of Jobanno X Jensen Jen > en for order to tosell toetU tosell
sell personal property proper grantedJohO granted rrantedJohn anted antedJohftNeleon
John JohftNeleon Nelson of o the Sixth ward has sold soldhis solfhis sokhis
his home to Joseph Martin MartinManager MartinManager MartinManager
Manager Graham of the Enquirer went wentto wenfto i ito
to Salt Lake today todayEfforts I
Efforts are being made by Superintend Superintendent SU ¬ j jlit Iera
era lit of Fcbools Bawling to t establish a li library uhrlllY iibrary ¬
brary andinsjiy and may y citizens elUu1184are are eoatribut eoatributingr
ingr 1t books A fine coliectjpn colie < 1 of raineru rainerurge adneruFpec aslnetaepecIua
Fpec epecIua De JIaS bfl also Men preRl11llil pressnt to tothe toth
the th aejools Is byFrofeNOr s S Hflckley Hflckleyand kle kleand
and torge > rge e Tataage Tataagee
In the e case of f Elhtabethv Brerton vs vsJ nJ
J 1 K Pferpont rpont and Emma inma Waterman a adecree adecree adecree
decree of foreclosure f01 < 1011ure on certain Provo Provoreal Provofa1 Provoreal
real estate has been granted by Judge JudgeBooth JudgeBooth
Booth BoothCouncilman BoothCounciiDfan
Councilman Johnson hs returned fromSau fromSalt from fromSalt
Salt Lake where he went to vWt t Ills Illstwin 1118twin hIatwin
twin grandsons at t the home of Professor Professorara Or Oranll
art Miv < B S Hinckley H1nkl of the L I D a 5 XT XTETJBBXA t tEUItBKA UEUBBXANBWS
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Eureka Ffb 5 5uJiKktc Jackie Boynes B YJle 7 7years 7ears 7yeare
years ears old the son of Mr f r fuaA Mrs Er Ernest Ern Ernest ¬
nest n t Boynrs Bo rnfs n n away a frmn from bide wm yes yesterluy yetrtu yestet1y
terluy trtu afternoon and mad bis way to toSilver ttSifnr toSilver
Silver City Clt five n mile aWN M foot footIlia f flit fotills
ills lit parvnU pan and the tb 6ffld tn W 0ea cte4 for forhim forhim rorhm
him until midnight when he be was waslated k ktated liI
tated I ll ted by Deputy Sheriff Schsoier ScMo SceOtrMammoth of ofMammoth
Mammoth 1 lDlQo sound aste asteeti I It we ftpm < > sf f
Jack Chlan htaD him at Silver GftJ lib Ib was s t 6ut 6uth e ut utIt a
h INfD > > nv n on the Morning Df i a se traInTh train trainThe rIn rInlht
The Th high hi I wind which IMfiv ba IHrevaiM IHrevaiMhn reniltldhn ierevai ierevaih
hn h r for two days dtv < culrains culm culmln4eU l M u a snow snowS anowIiaIJ
j < S iTai 5a7 about lock this tbl morning g At Atooiork AtiOfk Atuk
ooiork iOfk uk nov v S at futUhg fa1U f s ttSadDy 4 with withxi withwJdltmo withi
wJdltmo i d hUll th1t Ifl it t will OI1Uor OI1UorjTI OflitiMiS or tn tnri
jTI TJ ri th1 of f the be p pM LJew few fewI data
xi d I thf n ground r U ithmost burMr Rt4 Rt4Ur bur burrIr
Mr Ir and Mrs Frank Cook C ok W wr called colledto
to Halt Lake this tit Pile morning morn by y the death deathf
of < > f f Mr > Cooks brother WilUfcm Cook at atth atth Ulth
th H Italy iy Cn Crtt r > e hospItal bo > of pneumonia pneumooiaLwcfas pneumoniaxeqUlrli meumonlalhasd
Lwcfas xeqUlrli tvas wi a resident Ident of Bll RI Rites Maw Mawnl Ian1 t4 t4r t4illlrem
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BATTLE WITH WltHWOl wii i WOLVESThrilling WOLVES V SlN SlNIhrllliBg w wThrilling
Thrilling Experience of a British Co Columbia Co1tunbia Columbia ¬
lumbia 2ffin 2ffinVancouver lIpuVancouver
Vancouver aneouyer B c Pb S AfetfatBf AfetfatBfMorriawy Iexande IexandeMorrissey 4er 4erf j
Morrissey of Turtle Ktv IUvv rr near w11 IH D utphi utphihad DUphshad Phi Phij
j had a thrilling experience u itjth fth tlt A Aiof pftwfc pftwfcof
t of wolves while wbl erpwrtr c nG BWind Pd lafci lake aa aadrm aann anarm
arm nn of Lake > ManStofciC Manito IDle a con considerable COIIsilkrable considerable ¬
siderable distant froM 4hore3ie shore gJe w wg s swr swrrounded S1Wrounded tturrounded
rounded and at tacked try twelve lv ft or fifteen fifteenferocions fifteenferocious fifteenferodous
ferocious animate anltaa and a 1w JUMPS qu he hee8 p1 p1Seneca nMi nMisesaes
Seneca no language Jancua capable capabW1 of describing descrJbJ descrJbJI describingthe
the battle At the 11 time Mrrissey 1 rrJ ey had hadwitb
I I with him two 0 hound a4 a Nt i ji t am1 aim had fcadt
t it t not been bfio n for these Me ES ys there th erC erCno to tono
no doubt at ail that beTVtniUl b8 wufliji u1i l Have leave ve been beenI be fl flI
I I torn to pieces by the wefvee ee i Tue h e hound houndI hou 48 I I II
I I fought hard and one of them ein was W killed killedhl 1dUedthe
hl the encounter M Meerleeny rri s r cjfeteitf to tohave tobae whave
have done eat ex exerotfon IItttJ1 frith tutu hi ax axj axI x xI
I and wore than tbatJone one w W9frJtt wQf tt Ht It the dust tIusti dustwhile nrt nrtwhile
i while o others were badly fly wrended ycnd The Thet Thettrack
t ttrack I track on the snow lIDO frees > kere ere the at ati
i tack commenced conamen to the tpfcprtoJs rtW6 described ertlfed
by Morrtseey Mor y as a trail of r1 Wood When Whimthe
I I the exhausted man reaches reach law Ja land > 4 be bethe besoOght
I sought the protection of ora a friendly tr tree treeand tree treeand o oi
i and remained n tned there till the wo1v wolves < de depatt departed j
parted patt at dark darkTo lerkTo j jToCure
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ToCure To Cure a Cold in One Day DayTake DayTake DayTake
Take Laxative Brotno Quinine Tablets TabletsAll TabletsAll TabletsAll
All druggists refund the ti money ft It it if iftaf18 itfalls i ifafle
falls to cure re E W Groves signature signatureis
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This evening e1li at S 830 the regular r l r Sat Saturday Saturday at ¬ t
urday musicale will occur Music lov lovers lovers byeta ¬
ers invited Prof George Shelton kelton vio vieUnlat i ittniat iniat
ttniat niat and Mr Fred Graham Grabfm will ap appear appear I
pear Clayton Music Company Comp ny 109 109South 109South
South Main Street I f
In our Silk SilkDepartment SilkDepartmentAUSTRIAN SilkDepartmentAUSTRIAN Department DepartmentSILKS
AUSTRIAN SILKS
1500 yards ards qf Austrian Silk Silkall Silka11 SIlkall
all solid colors and figured in ineluding Ineluding ineluding
eluding Pink blues old rose rosecream ro rocream rosecream
cream white and andotl1er other sh ahtdessuitable shades shadessuitable es essuitable
suitable for waists and trim trimmings trllTlmlngs trimmtnga
mings usual sold at 6tc per yard yardon
on sale Saturday all day limit115 limit115yards IImlt153taMs lIrpitiSyards
yards to a customer no more moreat 111OfCat moreat
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34c rer Yard
In lu our Cloak Dept Dept1OUFirade
1068 1OUFirade Grade Peau do doSole doSoie doSole
Sole Silk Dress DressSkirts DressSkirts DressSkirts
Skirts 5475 5475Oar 475 475Oqr 415Oqr
Oqr buyer had the thegood theo04 thegood
good o04 fortune to clo cloout cloout close closeout
out a manufacturers manufacturersstock manufacture1sstock ma ufcturers ufcturersstock
stock of ofne An Ane Peau de deSole deSoie deSole
Sole Silk Dres DresSkirts Dres6 Dres6Skirts DresaSkirts
Skirts Skirts at atabout about ONE ONEHALP PXEHALF ONEHALP
HALP regular price priceThey prieThey priceThey
They are trimmed trimmedwith trimmedwith trimmedwith
with 8 rows of satin satinedged AUnpdsed satinedged
edged ruffling ruWl g and andfluted aBelflut andfluted
flut fluted drop skirt skirttbejf sklrttheX skirtthey
they are just ju t in and andput andput andput
put ou sale Saturday Saturdayevening SattlJdayevening Sturdayevening
evening 7 i to 9 at atALL
475 475ALL 475ALL
ALL WAIST AND ANDLENGTH ANDLE ANDLENGTH
LENGTH LE GTH MEAS MEASUREMENTS MEASrREEXTS 3LEAtREMENTS ¬
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OPINION OPINIONA
A milling puach jnachfctgry ry represent representstit representJ enta
0 Uf r reCenti in S aii f Lake ake who whof whovisited
J f visited tberaiU U ijrlwre Wise re HUSLBRS HUSLBRSFLOUR USLERSFIOlR x xFLOTR >
> FLOUR is lsmv niwao e1 pjia J to us YO YOV YOtl YOtlh
V 1 have h t the b 1 beSt t tt modern rnodrn equipped utpped m null nullin H1 I Iin v vI
I in the west w e aDd the Clneet an In t I ev e ei r reaw r I Iaw
i aw of a fete 1 k capacity elty fIt ThI J Jsound if
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7 to 9 o ocock clock that you cant pl pllord if ifford
lord to overlook Here are Prac Practical Practical
tical Price JldYatages lor forUI AllDay Day
I Boys Clothing ClothingDepartment cioiiiIo cioiiiIoDcprtment
Department DepartmentOur
Our final clearance deara sale of ofboys ofboYB ofboys
boys and an youths overcoats overcoatsages overcoatsa overcoatsages
ages a e8 12 to 16 1 year ulster ulst r styles stylesThese stylesIbeflle stylesrheee
These coats co tJt have not been sold soldM soleI1ea sold1ea
M 1ea 1ea ss tbJM tb Mrffl and nd SMOto SMOtoclose QQ 00to 00toclose to toclO
close them out they d the y go iorcgard iorcgardof 1egard 1egardof regara regaraless
less of costs c t Saturday only onlyjfRICK on onlyL IS ISPRICE
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from 7 j to 9 oclock Tonight Tonightj TonightSpecials I ISpecials
Specials That Wlttt Cause the theGreatest theGreatest theGreatest
Greatest Kind of a Sensation
Oar Blanket Dept Deptis
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50 Heavy HeavyQuilted HeavyQuilted
Quilted Comforts ComfortsCoered ComfortsCovered
Covered with pretty prettyfigured prettyftgured prettyfigured
figured sllkoline on onboth onboth onboth
both sides and filled filledwith 1Utedwft11clean diledwith
wft11clean with clean corded cordedcotton cordedcotton cordedcotton
cotton worth today todayat
at least 5225 25 frojm r 7 7to lto 7to
to 9 oclock Saturday Saturdaynight SaturdYnight Saturdaynight
night one to a cus customer customer cuetoiner ¬
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sizes From 1 toO to p m special at 72 72JI 2 2GINGHAM
GINGHAM I APRONS5 APRONS5Ladiee S18 I
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ham and anda a good KI size finished with witha a dej hm Fir FirSalflrday C t S
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CHEAP F PIANOS PJANOS It always pays to get gethe
etheBest iW he B Best St > at the the J i ight ht Price and thef the thePlANOS
f PIANOS we carry are ar absolutely a the thebest th thbest thebest
best manufactured manufacturedtowit manufacturedtowitSt manufacturedtowitSteinway towit towitAnd
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