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ID ATCLIFFE. DARR Z CO.. Auctionssrs.
IL 90 Pa. ava n -

ID ATCLIFFE, DARR 4 co.. Auctionesrs
II go Pa. ave. NV.
ELEEGAMT TWo-SsIOOHT AND Nd HhASSESMENr HOUSE,
WITH sT0SE TRI5MhMINc, AND KNOWN As
on THURSDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER
THIRD. 1891. At SIX O'CLOCK. We viii ssn in
Sub LOT 81, SQUARE 500,
Fronting 10 feet on n street between eth and 6th
east and running back alley improved n
bath.
Terms Of sals One-third cash; balance IN one ana
two year, with interest at the nate Of per cant PEI
trust upon the prenses sod or al cash, Ct the pur-
fins 81 oRon aeRoeM o. ~ rs2Iir:d e the
days from the Day Of aale the rehs e re-
served to resell the property 1t the rtnk and
defsulting purchaser. Al convsysncin9. RECORDING
su;asRSSs RArcIIFFE. pAnR = co
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Washed o0e,60ard-

" USIEEU UOfTOOuTU-
the clothes that are worn out
before their time. 1t is the
rubbing and scrubbing on the
dashboard that ruins them.
Use PtarLine for washing and
YOU can use the washboard
for kindling. What was done
by hard work, will be done
easily and without harm. Easy
washing makes clothes last
longer; Ptarllne makes easy
washing safe.
psware of limitations. go JAMES PYLE. NY.
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On THURSDAY NOkNlNc. SlPTEMRER THIRD.
1871. commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK az cuf
auction rooms, l40s street NORTHWEST. shall sci
the shove conse ninsnt- LAIiMEk 4 SLOAN.
au3l-at Aur.toop.r.
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Prof W. g. Chaplin, professor Of engineering
IN Harvard since 1885, has been sloctsd chan
eellor Of Washington University Of St. Louis.
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FUTURE DAYS.

II ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneers.
~ $40 Penn. ave. n v.
FARM IMPLEMENTS,
LIVE STOCK, &c. BY AUCTION.
ETH THREE FINE NJ WORK HORSES, one COLT.
ONE LARGE FARM WAGON, ONE RAKE
Q-AkGEl, ONE LARGE MOWER. ONE LARGE
IRON ROLLER. HARkOWS. PLONS, RAkES
CULTIVATORS, GRINDsTONES, WASH BOXES
AND LOT or SMALL GARDEN TOOLS.
ALSO
$40 H0T-BkD SASH,
Almost new, and made to order, and general assert
ne OF tools. &c, usually found and useful in truck
farming.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER SEVENTH.
1891. AT ONE O'CLOCK PM,
WE WILL SELL
At the truck farm of John Hitler,
On the Brentwood road. adjoining Harmony Cemetery
on the north.
The live stock and implements partly mentioned
above.
Terms cash.
RADCLIFFE, DARR CO.,
auS9d Autioneers.
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AsBUKY PARK. n. j.
A SBURY PARK. y. J.-THENICTORIA FAMILY
IA hoteI. fronting ocean; all modern improvements
artesian water, superior table: reduced from
Sept. /. excellent surf bathing during September
open until Nov. 30, eleventh season. au:e5-llt'
A sBURY PARK-THE GUERNSEY, 1TH AVE ;
IA delightfully."- located: beach and lakes perfect
santation gas, wire springs and hair sa-
perior table, hops. tennis. boating. fishing sixth
season. Open June B TO October ]. THOS. u. ALLAN,
formerly OF Washington. ID. L. 1el,,Slp
THE SAINT CLOUD. 2l3 1sT AVE. AsBURY
L Park. Accommodations for 100 guests. Electric
lights and luodern improvements Send for circular
Rul5- Inn NJ. LEWIS, ProlrietCr.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

& TEAMEk THOMPSON FOR PoIoMAC kIvKh
- leaves 9TH st. wharf on Mondays. Wednesdays en-
and ssaS "a far . Ne% sns ra
ardtowh, Fridays extend trip TO CoAn and 81 Mary
rivers. su2s-2w
LoR NORFOLK AND OLD POINT TAXI
trip e 90 IL fiSsy foint 8. including hotel ssiL
frnspAf. i farRsbx3 ssfUkSx4 "a s IN
Guiding meals and state rooms % and Nsr losE
Sic nd az SfSSiS ;SS $SSS arA
CTEAMER r. v. AkRowsMIra, IRON Nh
= ct. wharf. -on Monday and Wednesday. Ct p,B.,
Sa..S Conn .nd Soco%cS ksers Rs.snin .sS =
intsrmeiate lAnd1nss. Arrive - HsshAngson wednss.
On ssturd.yz q 8 % pm. for Colonial BsscA cea-
tons. Coan and Iocomioo. ksturnip9. land e osls
tons and Colonial Beach. Arrive q kashinssdn Sun
a: Sya-s ss CIV. RIDLEY. ss11 Manager.
TOR NORFOLK, FoRTREes MONROE. vfn,
ginia Beech. Richmond and ~ points south tsse
rs s:s "a hseSa ioS Sss rom soos e ~ =
fsnnsyivsnis ave and on stsslnes. ,si2-31
MAINLAND AND vIRoINIA- sTEAMBoAf
.y :s.s sss.sss IN: 81 6 s: g: NJ,
x.sa5.n. ~. .ysy Aeoa.x "A Tss.:Ssy 20
ssodsd 70 Ssitiposs-. An frsseht mssi b prsS.sd-
EEsP .:7sC: "a -: seR = sIz ~ IL
, Lesvss 80 q xhsn On MONDAYS THuRspAys
ma sATUkDAxs e en-. nssuzaing TUESDAY.
$500 81 ss 3 lsaS,sS. 'n'a'' ''
O W. El6LfY
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MISCELLANEOUS,

JEFFERSON HOUSE. WATKINS. NEW YORK, O.
N. klCHARDe. prop Nice hotel for summer
guests; ratsa 81 day: fss bus 70 Al trains and
bosts; nearest hotel 10 glen. su4-lm
THE WILLOWS.
ROCKVILLE ROAD. NORTH OF rENALLYrowN
HOTEL. RESTAURANT AND ROAD HoUaB
coMPLxTE IN EVERY RESPECT
AccoMxoDATToN OF TRANSIENT 0UKsrA
Ths houss ID located four miles northwsst a wash
'ngton and d reached b. woodlsy Lana Via l0th o..
Broad branch. Hsrcss min and any Of the drives lad
fng north from ths city by The electric cars out sd
IT,. oeorgstown. lsavnx svsry tn minutss and
twenty nvs minutes 10 The wnlevs.
Parties vis1tinG The Willow enjoy the nnegt drive
Afforded anywhere have good suppsf and return
to tbs city In due sssson.
Ioscrssm md Other rsetssAmsntA Bsr sesksa WITH
ths bsst hQuors and bssrs.
LAasax lnavss The Wfows for Waahingtoa af II 80
pm COLUMBUS KIRKwOoD.
WoODLAWN. ROCKVILLE. Nd, VIII "a
tsrms spply 8 o. CkAkDbxl HOxEk. lzsh- ssd
0oW XoTk nme4-
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
- l409 st., near Z. s. Treasury.
rwosssLoRy gEIck KEsIpENcE, Ne, sls

TWENTY M x SECOND sTEEEr NORTHWEST.
on T MONEYS pSBhic AaHTGTi4TNir urrrvr,psr $50,
at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. we win sell in front
Of ne ne. premises the south sixteen fess front
proved by Two-story Brick Residence with 81.
rooms oath. cellar and modern improvements newly
papered and oiled throuyhout-a comfortable home
LOT small family-bsns No. SIS Twenty~econd street
TERMS 81 go cash. the purchaser TO Q trust
81 1870, with about two years TO run; balance. with
intetest on easy time to suit. secured by deed Of
mnst on The property. All conveysncing and record
M purchasers cost 100 required at time of SALE
sale. IaTIWrR 4 81 0nN
au<o-o6ds Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
| ArIMKR SLOAN. AactlOnssr,.

IL loco st. NV.
300 PAIRS ASSORTED SHOES AND BOOTS.
SMALL STICK OF GRocERiEs. CANDIES
ON THGRsDAYMoENINs. SEPTEMBER THIRD.
aSson 9eos iaee .iyert M q ST
the shove conss ninsnt LAIiMEk SLOAN.
IL i4Ga 6 81. near e. s. Treasury.
IMPORTANT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FrRNI.
On wEpNLsDAY MoRNiNG, sEfIiNsER
within .nd q Iieg; q our sa,iion rooms ia6a q
TaRff kI lea sH' FopIN = CABINET BED
fkINca PfAIf N HRf' f HaIfsit An
OLD ENGLISH HALL STANDS WITH FRENCH
TIoS pkIsssye buknHG. f SsSps8S Sfs = s. s
B Bon d; -, FiNE cHAMRER frkNlTv r.;
SSoTToS NAITkLssLs, LXrrNsIoN pINiNG
IAGRkTISasi OBJ 81 ckffs t ~ H,Sbssi
ToGEfaER Win MAN AM 6 Tfi ' hRAtSiTs
%. OF VALUE IN The HOUSEKEEPING LiNk.
CHIsNNS c5tS S1Ln e. on IMPEol Lp kE IsrAIs
pnTkNrikE ROAD FROM MAsHINGToN To
IRON BOUNDARY sTIEET
By virtue Of two deeds Of ,rus; from William J.
Der, lsss, T'cordel in Lber I and r. No s. ioiio 43o
Q, the land ke1oras Of the District q; Columhia q,
other dated 24th February. 49,. recorded In Iihei
No; 0,3 io.o "a 9; said Land Records aud q De
% 80 day OF May. lNll. passed in Equity. cause No
l3lVp. vii oiIer icr sale at puhlic auction on th.
premises on TUESDAY. THE FIFTEENTH DAY
Of StPTEMBER 1891, al FOUR O'CLOCk 4. N.
All tina; Parcel OF land in said county ashingtos
SHOWN anu "escrie a. lot No. III Of the diNissor
OF the ureenSAie tract. containing - acres, rood,
sna IA perrhes OF land and .ns tie which wa,
conve.ed to said lian j. Hickey 10y certain I-el
Land Records Of said county Iris pro,rerty ia -,
nated on the Hickey road ami 10 Improved US a Arz,
brick dwelling house
Terms OF sale: One third OF the purchase money I,
be paid an cash la ance in equa amounts At sln al
twe.Se lsoiiihs from day sale: Tor IA. ds.erra.
payments TIE purchasers notes 20 be given b.arin,
interest at er cent from the day sale aud secured
% deed OF nus on this premises, ali CASH al t
option OF the purchaser, 600 be raid as deposY
At the time Of sale.
Richard t. MoRsFII, Trustee.
ruo,,,, ,>1,,-. -. . - i5O Louisiana ave.
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ID ATcLIFFE, DARR Z CO.. Auctioneers.
II y20 Psnnsylvauia ave. n w.

ELEGANT BUILDING LOT ON NJ STREET Be
TWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND FIRST STREET
NORTHWEST BY AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER
LOT 10. SQUARE $40,
Fronting 20 feet ON aud running back with that
width to large alley.
This lot is the electric car line and in section
of the city which is rapidly improving.
Terms Of sale: Onehaf cash. the balance In one or
snnum. payable semi or all cash. at the pur-
time Of sale Terms 70 be complied With in 6fteen
days. otherwise the tight y reserved to resell 1t the
Ancng and recording ct purchasers cost.
RATCLlffE, DARR CO.,
Nd Anr
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VNHOS. Z. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT, M
PROVED BY TWO-STOkY FRAME HOUSE,
No. 1l21 TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST,
By virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in Liber
No 9le ioi0 2t3 ct seq. Of the land records of the
District OF Columbia and at the request of the party
thereby secured. will sell At pnbc auction in front
OF the premises. on MONDAY. SEPTEMBER
SEVENTH. 1891. AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK
NJ. lot 8. OF Davdson's subdivision o; square 3l5.
with the improvements as above.
Terms One-third cash. of which 800 must be paid
at time Of sale balance in three equal instalmens
SIX twelve and eighteen months, which notes of
the purchaser bearing interest from day of sale
cured by deed Of trust property sold taken
ing and recording at purchasers cost II terms
complied with in fifeeh days from sale tine property
after seven days advertisement in the Evening Star
-.... - - SAM CROSS, Trustee.
THOMAS Is. WAGGAMAN Auct auo--dkda
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For Alexandra, 30. Us<5. a.4s. 40. q a. 10, a
m, ~ OF noon. 90. 2Ul 3.ls 4 Is, 5sjs,
5@5a. ol5, sar2, 40 90 and II 30 .. M. On sun.
o:l5. s:U. and 1905 q. M.
Accommodation Tor Quantico. s:45 q. m. daily.
daily. 900 y. week days ~
Trains leave Alexandra for Washington. Cos : Or
500 $40. 10 -, IL Ia. II ~ q M !, 10 . Oh
3VD 34s. 515. ? ~, o;l3, 7o5, 9 80. 10 80 and
IL "a a. m. ;2soo 5u5, 10, 40 y 30 and 10 81
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pATCLIFFE. DARR q CO., Aucts.

II ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO., Aucts.
WELL ASSORTED STOCK OF GROCERIES,
MN ICE bS MsG GGkfE IRON skF shSW
GASES. GANIsIERS; NEAT RENCA, block.
GETHER WITH a FULL ASSORTMENT OF
SU9n Sen U SRAtkKy ETTND We'll
On Thu RSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER THIRD
at TEN O'CLOCK. We will sell at store No. 1893 llth
st. large assortment OF Groceries, Liquors. Wines
&c. to which the attention Of the trade and private
Nod RATcLIFFE. pARR co. Auct,.
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VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. \
2lo NINTH SIREET SOIIruMEST !

SAHx%IA SOl lhNLSA. Al
On MONDAY. AUGUST THIRTY-FIRsT, 1891 at
rtN EoCLoCh, In front Of the premises. will sell
iots - anu ~ In square S3 fronting feet AZ inches
on " street. running back 10 alley. The Improve
nlens CONSIST Q: two-story and masard brick dive l.
lik Win PACK building. containing fifteen and
cellar This property Is in excellent Condition. with
AL modern improvements.
~ Terms; One-third cash. balance to suit purchaser
Seysncing at cost OF purchaser. deposit OF
uunured dollars wi be required tine OF sale. 10
tne efs are not complied with ten days from day
% s1ie ,he property VIII be resod ct risk and
au22.d&d. THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auc,s.
GEO. w. sTIcKNEY. Auctioneer.
500 18th q. wv.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE UNIN-
rNON ED PhOPERTY RONTING FORTY FEET
FIRST. ~ ~
BY yiTtue Of certain deed Of trust recorded in Lber
40. Iool Ioo "a ct seq. one OF lani records for
INC Ostrct OF Columbia. and at the request Of ths
party secured thereby, will offer for sale in front
OF the premises on MONDAY. THE THIRTY FRS L
DAY OF AUGUST. 1891. at FIVE O'CLOCK p M
he following described property in the City Wash
C6).
Terms of sale: Onethird cash and the balance in
one Cd year. With interes. at the rate of tUD Fer
cent9in per annuln, payable seInianluaily, ana
cured oy deed OF trust on the properly sold. ali
casa Al the option of the purchaser 800 deposit
uihe OF safe All conveyancing and recording at pur
OF the property viii he resold tie risk and cost
JAMES H. SMITH w.,
auI0-eott- JANIS F. WAUGH Trustees.
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100 PAIRS ASSORTED SHOES AND BOOTS
SMALL. SICK OF GROCERIES. CANDIES
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scARFr, 80 East, LIST South, Drugs
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PIMBR0RE's RETIREMENT.

COUNCILMAN PEaHRoNR, during his
fifteen months incumbency Of an Of.
nee 10 which the community believes,
tho figures prove, and Judge Zane do.
cides, he was not elected, must GER
talnly be credited with some very son.
sational, II not sensible, acts and utter.
ances. The browning feature Of his
meteoric career NJ an official win be
found In the minutes Of last evenings
Council meeting: he not only infnrl.
ated the "I.ibcral" bull In it, own
ring by Haunting bcfoto II n banner
which II feared to approach, but he
planted, on rctreating, n sharpened
dart deep In Ia quiyering sides, and
left II to Its own mad agony. Plainly
speaking, he renounced and denounced
his colleagues and the "iibcral" par.
ty, and retired from both; aod lac tells
the why and wherefore In few brief
sentences.
We are opposed 10 the Idea Of men
res!gning positions TO which they have
been elected, no matter how unpleasant
their duties In those positions may be
made by others. II the Others are
wrong, no much more reason for the
one TO stand Mt his post-hs may not
prevent but he can hamper their
crookcdncss; he may not DO able 10 70.
~ ~ ll...la H. 49, a
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far as now appear, there viii have TO
be another Issue Of municipal bonds
to pay the ciiy's share Of the
cost Of this building, which will
make still narrower the margin left for
the schools, and !, II warmly urged
that the courts will have 10 beappcaled
10 II the schools are 10 be protected
from spoliation, at the hands Of the
present City Council. whetheror not
an injunction suit for this purpose will
be planted, has not yet, we believe,
been decided. And whether the tax
payers when called upon TO vote win
decide 10 favor the issue OF sg00,0Do
school bonus, win depend somewhat
upon the settlement Of the Legal ques-
ton above referred 70, but principally
upon the force and promp,itudc with
which the school board shall bring
forth Its strong reasons.
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II is not our custom 90 cite lllustra-
lions OF the benefit Of advertising,
which IN the very nature Of the case
must inuru 10 the advantage Of PARTIES
whcer names we arr compelled 10 men.
ton, but the case Of DIR. Kennedy. Of
Rondout, NY, Is 40 remarkable Of the
kind that for uiicc we make an cxcup.
ton OF him. Afler much cnfcful OK.
perinit nting tho Doctor became con.
WINGED that hc had found-Or rather
cduced from elements previously
known, hut never 70 compounded-a
medicine capable In i,self Of doing an
Immense amount OF good 10 HE suffer.
Ing fellow men. lie was morally cer-
tain that the great aud Intelligent pub
lie would he altogether Of his way OF
thinking touching the virtues Of his
discovery II hc could only get II before
them. Like sensible man lac began
10 Invest portion OF his capital In
newspaper Advertisements. He had not
long to walt for the visible and sensible
effect Of this course. Orders began TO
drop In one NY one, and then n steady
bomhardmcnt OF them opened upon
this entefprlsing physician and sur
geon. This favOrito Remedy soon
became ~ well known M Dickens
pickwiok Papers or Webstet's Dictlon-
AIRY. When people felt Themselves In
suffering and distress from Liver and
Kidney diseases, Constipation Of tho
Bowels, or those complaints peculiar 20
Females, No subtle In character aud 10
difficult u treatment by tho ordinary
modes, they bought the Favorltc Rom.
cdy, used Il and were healed. Now,
we don't know that we are under any
especial obligation n DR.. Kennedy, but
In order 10 draw the neral 10 enforce
which this article was written, we are
obliged 10 give him the beDeHt Of this
implied advertisement. And the moral
Il this; When you have something to
sell which IL worth public attention, do
~ DIR. Kennedy did with the favorite
Remcdy-sdverlise II. a great patron.
age has rewarded him, and the same
wisdom will secure the same result for
you. d&s
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"rhe principles Of tho law Of charities
are not confined 10 n particular people or
nation, but prevail in all civilized conn
tries rcrvaded by tho spirit NJ Christi.
ani,y. They are found inibeidcd In the
civil law n Rome, In tho laws Of the
European nations. and especially In the
laws u that nation, from which our in-
situations are derived"
In this argues the Sentinel the
court subjects itself TO criticism, and
shows plainly that 1t IL not netting In
harmony with American principles
nor American law. In European
governments a sovereign authority cx.
isted. They were not governments Of
the people, but Of the sovcrclgDs and
the people were subjects. The govern.
mont Of Rome was absolutism pure
and simple. The Emperor was father
Of the country. He alone ruled, and II
Is only few days ago since Emperor
William Of Germany said che alone
ruled" In England nj the time Of
thc revolution, though the monarch
was not absolute, yet the system pre-.
vailed aud the terms sovereign and
subject were and are vigorously Oh.
served. Our institutions were estab.
iished on principles contrary 10 those
Of England. There and in Europe,
aovercIgns held their places 10y fright
divine" In America the government
Of the United States was to derive IL
Just powers from the consent Of the
.........l
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A CHANCE ron POLITICAL H.
srRUCIIOS.

VIZ have already alluded to Tue 10,
clded stand taken and the PLATFORM o,
principles cnunoiatei ny q nuniuei "
prominent residents Of this city oaii'ns
themselves the Democratic e'uo ,
Last evening ne published inc '"'
Of the club aud other Democrats ''t =
Democratic nlly In the Theatre Oh
Friday evening. Without entering
domain which we have no dcsiie 70
tnvcne, we think we may now a''
wise our readers that the meeting W
question promises to be Of such in'c''s'
that they, whatever their past OF pre-
ent political affiliations may a''e"'
with pleasure and pfoiit'
National party Issues nave ne'o.o
fore cut but n small hgufe upon 'ne
local political stage. olnef ques,ion'
have been discussed, anu o'nef poho'.'
csnvas'ed; but as between 'ne 'a
nal doctrines Of Democracy anu wv
publlcanism the community ms I'm.
no opportunity except from ihu'Niu""
investigation, TO iofm jung
ment or express n pre'e'enee.
For this reason cohunsen.
how large we do not Know = %
the organization locally known " 'n'
Peoples Party Is sill undecided F" !"
its political leaning, ttill In that inpuir-
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Liberal rsrty arc ''opcn TO any reas-
enable argument,v let them consider
this matter even little, and one OF
two thinra viii foilow--cithcf the or
ganoi the literal phrty will cease 10 he
ami Mormon, or the Liberal party will
speedily die and disappear forever.
Either will bc satisfactory, but one Of
These things mus b, and that, too, In
the near future. The day o. hate and
falsehood against the Mormons IL nigh
enough. Alrndy the rising sun u
Promise gilds the mountain peaks OF
Mormon patience, forbesrance and
fidelity. Soon the glory u Equal
Rights and Equal Protection for all
will burst upon these valleys across the
Wasatch OF Prejudice, and Utah shall
have such Year Of Jubilee n the
world has not known for thousands of
years. CHARLES ILfIs.
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ton Of Idaho arc reported 10 work ~
wcli that The Gentilcs ~ Utah nrc now
willing 10 risk ,hom in laws which would
give tbom statehood. Utah would be
Republican by q large majority. with the
voting publications which govern Idaho,
and ysl thu Domocraiic House Of Con-
grcs. could NJ, refuse to adopt such pro-
visions II giving statehood 10 the former
The Item Is chiefly interesting Ne
showing with what charming facility
your average newspaper correspondent
dlsposes Of the wolghtiest questions OF
the day. lie can carve out new
State aud scitlc grave political prob
lens with all the ease and dex.
ierliy Of the proverbial pirate
when proceeding TO scuttle n
ship OF cut a throat. Nothing equals
Il except the speed aud airy abandon
with which some Of our local cotem.
poaries are building great railroads In
impossible places.
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SCHOOL BOARD VS.. CRY COUNCIL.

SCHOOL BOARD vs.. CRY COUNCIL.
r
mar "ne p'eeen' soNetnheh, oi hi-
.y ."'."'" " ,"''.s'e 'no 'nu"'c'p''
80 ~ "'' p',''' a"o"e' "y co"s'e''
'"" n"' "nu "'ii uo II "nu eonsu"''
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-13

ON improved property Ia Salt Lake
City. No delays II security and title
are satisfactory. Money IL here.
Lombard Investment Company, up
iairs, corner Main anu Fiat South.