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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
-. Real Estate Managers,

ID. Real Es.sts Manas.r..
The following are ' Fsw q u. bargain. on our
Several beautiful new houses st corner Of I'd and
M; s three ssorie. and basement 10 and hath
nom to '9 FERNS ssa TO sas ''''
There .ust two o, those nicely bull, ns~ houses
THIS xses iSeys s nsf s 81. ss os and HTssh;;s
stories and basement With sic room, .na bath al
modern improvements. nyou are looking for cofy
81 and 81 40 Terms nss 70 sni Tor you
~ bsau,iiu hon. in Hyat,,y,n. ND near the .t.
zion Ssn;r Ir2Sp aou.s With stable hish und VIII
snS - q ss. .s.s :
''' ' ANS '''' Is fs'' Il S Hsissih 1 sS
One 81 the most handsome residences In the city on
New Iiampshire sy. between and q SITS. n. W, has
pshss somiortaSe iivint hsa.ed s. hS: wa.sr
s4o. 600 viii buy this.
forty asS.s q land three dwei,inss three ;,ssiss
viii be sold 900 and Viii ray 10 FER cent on
i. Il Inv % iifISi Cen SSa
A bargain in lovely little house on 9.h st. near r
bought 81. ooo vii purchase It; terms easy
A bargain on st. between goth and els. sts n W. ;
n,ee beet has ,Wostoay stable in rsas Cheap At
Sl0. coo; terms to suit.
One Of the finest farms IN Leudcun county, Va,
about forty miles from W. shtngt excellent land
good stone house. barn. milk house and other build
ings; one of the best watered farms in the county
well fenced and in fne condition fer grazing has
superior; about 50 81 finest oak timber to be
found anywhere contains 500 acres; price. ESQ per
acre Apply to
B. II. WARNER CO.,
Ql6 st. NV
Several ohoce lots on Delaware ave.. about eoxl25
70 an alley. Very cheap ct A. cents per foot See
now.
b H. WARNER h CO.,
9l6 St
fne corner on Sth ST. n ". near three Ines Of
cars. In every respect nice home, IN good order.
with all modern conveniences fS, 900 Is the price.
We always glad to furnish any information about
the properties in hands, and will do best to
please our customers
Call and Us.
B. H WARNER 4 CO.,
Ree
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
Fort MEYER HEIGHTS.

l. oRT MEYER HEIGHTS
Have you been there, Are YOU looking for Q safe In
inspect this subdiy sioi II is only mile FROM the
CITY aud on the Washington and Arlington Electric
Railway, which is
NOW IN OPERATION.
Eiaht minutes ride from terminu, Of cable line IN
Georgetown
T-o hundred feet elevation overlooking entire city
AMI Potomac.
Money advanced to lot purchaser. to build homes.
No Wilderness or inarinary mushroom town.
Nature has we'll endowed thls property that all
visitors To II berOe impressed with its beauty In
" amer more forcibie than anything that might be
Fort Neyer Heights s ideal all-year-round prop
eTty. i is everything that could be desired for Q
home. for an investment and for
LEGITIMATE SPECULATION.
People are beginning to realize that there Is great
future for res estate Ia the vicinity " Fort and
Arlington. This section l. RAPIDLY nd an ing III &C.
Nelopnrnt snd Is 3estDei TO be thu site Of the
What pref Ter 81 OF could you wish for!
THE ELECTRIC RAILWAY BRI DGE
early date and the entire route OF the Washington
and ArlinYtOn Railway completed 20 9th street depot
Vow Is tAe time to invest Call or write for maps
and terms.
ROBINSON LODGE,
Managers of Fort Meyer Heights.
Or, and % Atlantic building.
oc1-lm 9,S and $50 F NV.
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sirrl~. lnr and 800 2ol0 VI st Tor - %
ii4At VI I0r-.- On ~ Wtilsch At. 7r % 40
100 ytsve OF % 10 Florida NV. 7r. -
--nN RrsI 4 NJ NHENFORD. ga lsth St
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.s.yi.S ,HARfES E,RLI. COS I4,h :. nv mo
l'uR k.ST-1-lI VERMONT ave PACING
~a ft-.ls. possession ety.r p-'ui-r $50
!. nth sOro.Ilas. ApEiy ~ JOHN J.. BEALL. t35i
p ~r1HriuI
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Cocoon FRONT kooM Oh TWO ROOMS
door. 1ToS 18th ST References sxchaugsd- ori-Sr
GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN ExcELLKNf
" ROBINS and board for o25 psr month 1G9 tsoa-
syivspia ave. NV. IL
Va ID her oSn house. would lfke infant utf1s
Efri % board Bsst care VIII b taksn- Add<9 No.
WANTED = TWO DEPARTMENT CLHRte A.
poarders. Who VII room tFsfler end - pei -
room and So.ri addrs.s 81 kH sssr s cSsss -
AT TIE rs sa ROOM AID SoztP e
II wfti ell modem furrOvouenas. cPntr111v fun11
and n.odss.ts charrss- - fsjisss ave- ~
Me- HAsca. LAEp{6r1 IQ4tblI&
- - 3 -. - e - - s.as:
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EoR sALE-LAR6E AND CoMMODIoUs HoCsR
L on Iowa circle seventeen rouins; q. ~. l. lar;e
lot snd parking; well adapted for entertaininr.
oCl-3t OSCAR w. WHITE at
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Il 81 st. ne, rooms, a MI rent, s2h 80
$40 1t. Sc, rooms and bath, rsnge hot and cold
watsr rent SIS. 90 ABRAHAM FISHER,
se2S-Bt 615 NV
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80 Ia = ~ ard IN y " lr. a n i...... s25
=. - q anI hath y ~ br. q - -....--. -
.-il - 80 .|ttli D. ~. br q lu.G ...-.. y.
~ u - aIal s-.h4r University p.~f...... . l1j
JAMl-s \. HtTE- co,
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FOR lighthouses.

+ s; AZ -; ne room. 4 NJ rant, sahs
wsi5sr rent. sis50. IBEXhaS TISaEk:
ssist. sensainins rads si:a \.
m convenient to car I'M; sdi n S8 IN
in Brostland: furnished concresei cellar; large
.ao =, no' '" SsflczftS SSrcaE1pEn
s nd pS . .ASEa len.
rent 70 married NIP: yfheyf shdrs1 2nly 3lo
sseo-l2t Cor 10Th and q sts NV.
Tor RENT-st2 II. T. AVE. NV. DESIRABLE
y s.t dSa1 SO Apply SOD 20 oSsh r'nt
18Th st. n. v. se9oec3in
For RENT-FUR- OR CSFUR.-A LARGE
and ORE rooms: hsnd.oneiy papered and decorated;
I Tsot sioo month so1petsty furnished 4 desired
EfDR REST-sl3 r. AVE .DEsIEABI.E DWELL
@ aS s1d J sTcf VIZ yipdGw.
EOI RENT-A COMPLETELY FURNISHED
n nss Tor tie season or longer; l343 Vermont ave
c9ntaining Is room: heated by steam and open ERE
sd,pted or rseeptions large front yard and parking
h Is. TO paos n.d dh .s X:
finest m sntels and mirrors
For full particulars apply to
FRANCIS HUPTY
ssS-lm 1901 st. NV
E'OR RENT UNFURNIsHED,
81 Elm st.. lie Droit Park. Or. b. and C:
Groom houses. cor 18Th and ii St.. .e,s
H. -F1t;K,yisitkD.. .-.-is"eA each
1Ip Corcoran St n ". Or nicely furn she'd; b.
AMI e A. IN l. rent for the season or by the
store room. i2x IS 1887 7;h st. n.
House Of o.; Capitol Hill splendidIy located;
within half square 81 cars ................ % 90
JOHNSON h BARRETT,
settr COO Z st. NV.
LrOR REST-sd.5O. sRoOM FRAMES on TUR-
L st. n. e. Just off Bladeusbur, road Potomac
water 10 each houss. THOS L. wAGGAMAN.
jel-IOm OF Fst
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NorthwestNCorner store and dwelling, ,-storv and
fslar T r,ek stable Is, in rear Well rented Lot or
Northeast location: 2stOry and cellar hay;
well
, St near very h.aoMs well
Siow rs.T eE ns, wSd cd
cre:ed heated BY iurnsce desirable hoine Price
only ~ VOC. Terms to s suit
n ie ana III in
excellent IL i, e9 n lot lSnoo to wide alley bar
..s4% sss bet AND lob
ieIfsss si' 55a,se heat lot H. SA' to
1 hoe. ia the & the
wilton: S, 5s bath cellar soSd
at $3 200; terms easy TO good party,
Corner ssar Rt stable in rsar ana re GsnE
stesiy t COO sood tenants at price for week
anS s. and base brick
oei-s. '-'''' l. sTHRGAsD;TFEk. ola 18th St.
FOR sALE-oR WILL EXCHANGE OR DEsIr.
sna TOs Il nna y
lot 2o1sO located near government printin Office.
oei,5s s-H s sT o1s 18th st. NV
r Elm !. new bisE. or. and bath ss 200
spruce :: :: :: :: s. = :::::::: :::: tS s2$
1t L. C. JUSTICE. 14i0 ST.
fSs's and S s3:.
'iSoO' $500 cash. bal e M 1 uiafYf 14ls st.
+ Ne. near cas- and herdcs new .-story brick 6
lot i0Iioo' piiIs CHEAP Al 500; sssy
sAhE and Ss,s ST. NEw IY8ToEY
balancc SlJ IN nth. Price, " 40.
Price 6o Sr Easy 81 er I2sn' an. Ss'J Jgso
LoR sALF-l5TH ST.. NV. Good TWO STORY
q 3D. Ta,y ssr Isx ROOMS sn J roay
it IT, '-~f' '''-'''' i4iJ ST.
E0K sALE-324 22p ST. Nv; NEW 2-sToRY
II L. {. JUSTICE. lilo 6 ST.
70! sALEIBY WATERS & THOMPSON. 1885 F
St NV. desirable property il all sections Of tho
EoR sALE-GREAT BARGAIN; IoTH ST. NV.
lot ao r. inst ss S, pT aS Ont Srss
1t - , " bsIcE L1PscoMB. Gls 18th st.
FAR OF HE S1 + Tms
81 nv !, stories; all modsIn imIov .nen;s; lot
deed Of trI,s, a, cent; piics very il 50 j at
once as 0"n;' has nm' bEsS III iq Ds1Is CO.
EoR ,sAIT-s4."CO WILL BUY A sIX-RooM
200 % in tny seF IT. BRICK house on Sd neal
erty on ii west si.ie 4 I'm s.; NV ''''
GhAlLEs W: HANDY.
II Cor. l2th and u NV.
l'ok sALr-IICE SIKH .OM HOUSE IN NJ:
near sss sn hlse adars s 10
Star ocice. se1-3t'
C'UR SALE
We HAVE NUMBER OF HANDSOME new
soSse> y the nor'awes' ransinx in rtce no. $500
wye 20 Us PEnsRsr cable
10000. WITH all city cOnysnisns,s.
oe1-7t or st. NV
EoR sALE-SRw AND DESIRABLE CORNER
house III tine section Of tie u. W three stories and
A very d.,,r,sle tWu.sturv bassmeni AID Cellar
han.s 3roOn. deep i, Bet aiss aud az Ia s sts
0 HS$'i II issS
| EOR sALE-BRICK DWELLING; SEVEN ROOMS ;
70 lss S. r7rEH FIT Eti Il Io1 Is S ~
.siSs TIH s an kt r. III r. ID
EoR .s.Lg-HANpsoME NEW THREE STORY
nd bath room all latest Improvements; hsndsonsIy
sa snSss our
sna 's sis
FoE sA a a, AYE BETWEEN
brick bay window nne-roon and bath all M l. lot
j3HN A BUTLER. IT,,
oc1-3t 6.l 81. NV
For Saloon 2 ST. EcKISoToY. AN EIoHT.
Il pt brick bay window HOUSE, with
cellar furnace cabinet lp.nts!s. Ne. lot 20aDo 70
paved Alley Price: 1902 Tsnes, GO cash
oc1-I Hi n. NV.
/ EoR Saloon r ST. MEAN 2isr n. W.. THREE
Il story press brick house. With stes heat cabinet
nantsis. open nrcfaceS and decorated throus bout.
Terms easy. Price. Sl3. 0N
ocl-a 63i 1G. NV.
| LrOR sALE-l0s 18th ST. 8. r, NEAR LINCOLN
= Park rooms. bath. cellar. furnscs lbxll7 10
oeisss ss''''' SAxRs q. yxsrER, sWYa.
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.s,tss.

Tho dairy business annually makes
Wisconsin the richer by over SgO, 900 900
Two hundred dollars worth Of wheat
takes Oh large amount from the fcrtil.
iiy Of the farm, while 5000 worth Of but.
ter takes Oh almost nothing.
England imports yearly % pounds Of
butter per head for her Inhabitants.
when the farmer ships a thousand
dolIaro worth Of wheat ho pays freight
GA thirty tons Of his product. when
the crcamoiyman ships a Thousand dol.
lar, worth OF butter no pays freight on
two tons Hero Is u difference, even
counting IN tho extra cost Of the rcirg.
orator ear.
Creamery buttcr always brings from
four 10 hyo cents u pound more than
dairy butter, This ought not 10 DO 90.
Tor tho home dairy has some advantages
inn, .sihlp lor the creamery 10 secure,
such MS uniformity OF milk Tor ore. Tho
difference " the price. however, meas.
uros the difference Ia the skin and care
employed IN the manufacture.
One thing Is certain, butter In Amer.
lea Is gonornlly better than It used to be,
whether made at home or Ia the cream.
cry, The creamery and the dairy school
together have brought about this good
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Judge who OBLIGATED last year, Offering
His eerviccs, were read, ani 1t was
finally decided to engage MIR. Hitch.
cock Tor that department, and the Sec
rotary was instructed to communicate
with the poultry men and ask for con-
tributions to help pay his expenses.
Tho following was read
George u. Pypor, Assistant Secretary
u, A.. * N. Socio,yi
Your favor oi tho 21,h inst. ctmo duly
TO hand. la roply will say that ! Will
place INV services a. your disposal, liko-
wise the dogs. irce gra'is, Tor the benehi
of tho siciciy, aui Will assume charge
" the SHOW a. once, which, by tho way,
will bu under the auspiCs. OF the lntor-
norman kennel CLUB NJ Utah, the
club At o., last meeting nnthor.11l mo To
correspond with yout hunoRl lo body.
Tho bench show this ynsr ! can shiNly
say will show some " the griulogt dlf'
In America. and no loss than three hum
drcd will DO On exhibition.
DAVID l.. LEvEY,
Snpt. lntcrmountain Kennel CLUB
The committee On printing reported
the IDS Tor printing the premium list,
and alter discussion the whole matter
was referred back 10 the comm .tec
with power 10 act.
Wilson and Murphy Of Provo aske
the prlcu for exclusive privileges on
swings, mUtry.go.r1unis, AMI thr
price was fixed At so TOT one merry
go.found, t75 for two aid s35 for
pWiIgs.
Mr.ar.. Macon and Wells were ap.
pointed u com uittes u walt on the
governor for the appointments OF
another director IN place Of f. H.
| Mtcks, who failcl to qualify.
On motion NJ Mr.. Wells the pucs,ion
! OF music, iunluIiugs musical contest,
was referred gi Directors rnonI. an I
| Rowe aud Assistant Secretary PIPER
The qurston Of establishing sprcinI
/ days, such ~ "SahOil day." ola Hes
day." ogden day." "Provo day
etc., was referred 10 the executive com
mitlee.
On motion Of Mr.. Wells the exccu
tive committee was requested 10 secure
| N possible the exhibition OF tn
ID acret Mucelm, or n PORTION thereof
Tor the fair.
ON motion Of Mr.. Binbcrger II wa
decided to furnish space In the Expo
sltiOn building o. those who wOuit
offer special premiums.
The general rules Tor theta Wof'
zone over aud the rate Of admission
fixed at % cents aud ~ cents, th'
same M last year.
IL was alec decided 10 furnish fec,
AMI straw bedding for snimAla exhibit
Ell In the fair tres oi charge.
DR.. MllHphugh, in answer u
Communication, submitted som
Suggestions FOR the educational depart
ment AMI the meeting nijOurhe'
subject 10 the call Of the chairman.
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COOPERATIVE ceaAMeslus.


An Enormous Amount uf Labor Saved
whch They Ato Successful.
ThocO-operltivc nystym must continue
Ito grow iu magnitude until large por.
ton Of an tho milk produced is worked
up Mt central points. Capitalization Il
the order of the day. and nowhere is 1t
more evident than In dairying. There
will be some iucpuso Ia the sysiem
where private dairymcn supply iudi.
yidual customers with butter. hut there
Is limit Ia this direction, while for the
factory system sec mono.
The bringing together Of tho milk
from oil a hundred farms to one central
point means that q hundred farmers
wives are relieved from irksomc labor,
and Va place of a hundred kind. NJ but.
ter Ia ~ many style packages, each pay.
Ing heavy oSpic,s charges. there Il one
lot OF uniform quality shipped Mt low
rates IN the refrigerator ear. In the
creamery see the saving Of an cnor.
mous amount OF energy on tho farm
which will 10 set frco aud utilized in
The direction Of bct'or dairy farms,
pLrasantcr homes aud improved social
conditions
Who shall control the crcamcricl
Upon this important question have ar
rived NJ no definite conclusions. Thcro
is natural desire among farmers in
these days TO control their own business,
aud who can blanc them FOR ~ Tho
farmers occupation IN measure pre-.
vents him from being o careful shrcwd
business man In tho usual sense Of that
tcrm. Ills work is 60 produce rather
/ than TO barter. In consequence Of tho
desire among farmers IN manage their
own business, We have seen scores and
I hundreds Of cooperative crcamorics
/ spring MP IN tho west. Because Of en-.
nifty, jealousy and lack Of business ca
pacity We have soonn large per cent. Of
| these factories become bankrupt and
( pass into other hands.
II our farmers wouli only have moro
/ patience with each other and would put
/ the same energy 10 work along business
lincl that isuuw given over 10 nrighbor.
hood quaucls, cooperative Factories
would rule tho day. Here aud thorc We
hud cooperative factories successfully
managed which stand as monuments 81
neiphborhool good fcclIngaud bro'her'y
confidence. May their number rapidly
Increase. Professor Horny
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The changes Of terrestrial climate
have bcon many and yariors. Myrtle
ani tree forms once iluurishcd In Green.
land; coral insects built On the shores Of
Melville island; nautilusrs sailed over
what must then have been the tcpid seas
about Spitzbcrgcn. But with the lapse
Of ages the scene changed, aud worse
than arctic rigors spread into regions
now enjoying temperate climate. Pos.
tihly not for the lint time. The Per
mian WIS certainly an Indictment age.
and H., iurlomoucy seems even TO have
reached thc point Of glaciation In the
west OF England and Ireland, yet II was
preceded aud succeeded hy q long prev
alcncc Of tropical conditions.
These assuudly r'ignoi without In
tcrrupi.ou, in north temperate and polai
regions throughout the vast cSpan.c Of
Tertiary time Palms aud cycnds then
sprang up Ia tho room Of oaks aud
bccch,- 10 England. turtles aud croco
dies haunted English riyors and ostu.
aries; liuas, elephants and hyonn,
Toamcd at large over English dry land.
Edinburgh Review
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Thc quarterly conference OF this
stake was held VA the parowau M1u;.
ing House On SUNDAY AMI MONDAY,
June io'h nnd 2O:h. Present OF the
General Authorities. President Geo.
q. Cannon; y. Il. Roberts Of the
prcsiiency oil the Sevrntiri; President
UfiaL T. lone. aud couusslor-, High
Counselor aud B'shops Of the various
wards In TIE sake, Elder David II.
Cannon OF St.Gr,rse sake and Bishop
George Muulorl Of Beaver Stake.
Conieron,, opened ut 10 a.m. On the
18Th, President Utlih r, JonUs pfesii.
ing.
After the usual opening oxer oises,
tue iollusing Bishop, maize reports Of
their rsspcc,iv, waris; Bishop Wm.
T.. Joues, pspguitch Ward; Bishop
Charles 4 iAms, PhrowanWArg Bishop
VIM. II. Garry, Csias CITY Ward;
Bishop Joseph D. Daley, Sgmm.,
Ward; Myr1n 3. RIunIy, Kauan
Ward.
President y. n. Roberts occupied
the r.mainlng ri the tive, speaking
upon the slhlsc o. Clutch govern.
ment, the completeness % various or.
gnniEatlOns VI tue Church by the nper.
alton OF which tue SAiut- may be
watched over from the cradle 10 the
grave, and advised tho young 10 nhun
the fUllies gui vices o! the world.
In the afternoon President George
q. Cannon spoke. lie referred 10 the
gfuat responsibilities, resting upon those
who are called % imp,rtAu, p.sitluus In
the Priesthood, aud desired 10 Impress
upon Bishops, reachurs aud parents the
necessity OF their teachings being nc
companied by good examples. lie
gave very pointed instructions with
regard to profanity, Sabbath breaking,
etc,
The remaining time was occupied by
President Uiah 4. Jones. Morgan
| Richards, Jr., aud Francis Webster,
whose retusik- were replctc with In.
gtructl IONS ant ,ncOuTagrm, a..
In tAs evening tne u.ua PfiB'thp0d
meeting was held sud the business per.
tanning 10 the stake prs'eniel.
On Monday a. l0a. m. Elier David
II. Cannon, % \. George 5.lsc, anj
Elder George Mum ord, OF Beaver
stake, occupied portion Of the time,
heir subjects being the erection Oi
| temples nna the ordinances therein
performed, the Hrs, principles VI the
| GOSPEL, aud HlSns Di the times.
Pgcsi lieut. Is. II. II ibaE.s occupied
the remaining time, giving AZ outline
Il the husiue-- usually transacted nj
,hcse quarterly conferences ami the
Importance that should attach thereto,
HU also referred 81 the success, nd.
vanc nmant ami blessings tina. had at.
tended those who had rendere oboI.
fence to TIRE c1unsrls o. Coils Pfirst.
hood upon the earth. aud the disaster
aud dissAtisiactiOn that hasl seemingly
overtpkcn those who had rejected and
diaregnrJed their cOunssl..
The time Of the afternoon meeting
wns occupied by Prtsilent George q,
Cannon In giving much cOln,e anu
svncrnl instructions 10 the ialuts upon
variety 81 subjects. lie explained
some ppiutA OF doctrine, and advised
an the Slin'- 10 be very careful not IL
get into contention over points Of doe
iriur that are not generally under food
u Instructions were al important
feature Oi the conference and listen,t
to with much attention,
Conference Adjourned Tor lhre,
months 10 meet IN Cedar City.
WILLIAM II. HOLYOAIl,
sake Clerk
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Mr.. w. y. knet'hn' Of MING sofa,
AL how "brick ehre- r are made.
~ We understand 10 iIe mi.'' 10 ooag.
uluiod tl'' same h' To- sHi"rh American
chre.c making, hnt ~ rcid is developed
~ thc cnfi. Tho WHEY 81 drawn curly,
euIi IS wyilgd down tine with the
hands, and before gui.ty % pare'vilulo
The curl Is pm into wooden boxes about
" 10y inches and como d inches deep
Tho BOXES have no bottoms, bu, stand
on q board, - tho whey can dra.u.
Enough card Ia p"s Ia thg box 30 make
q cured chcr'c that viii weigh irym
Four iutiN pounds. Usually ths curd Is
ROT NulfUl "a TItU INNS 80 I..UIuN d. tlN tln
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result. Tho time will presently come
when nobody can secure place to work
ia creamery unless he or she Is a
graduate Of a dairy school, and farmers
daughters will all strive 70 take the
dairy course. Then the United States
will beat the world on butter. Lot us
show ut the Columbian fair what we
have accomplished already.
Tho demand for condensed milk Il
Increasing. But the plant for making
1t is expensive.
In one day 1900 pounds Of butter are
often sold on tn Elgiu board Of trade.
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This spring season Is very trying 70,
house bred doggies, and unless great
care Is taken Of their exercise aud dict
tloy urc pretty sure 10 hnyou touch ~
distcmpcr. This will promptly announce
itself BY running at the oyos and nose,
and the small quadrupol should BE- at
ouco taken 10 thc doctor. No home
treatment Is safe, and - good doctor will
cure him IN two days and prevent a re.
lapse. Keep ycrmiluge comdts always
by you aud give hin one now and ihen
"a prcycntiyc.-NowN York Press.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-27

"rhcre Is very serious defect in the
new silver half dollar that few people
appear 10 have discovered" said Milton
Everett, Of san Antopio, Tex. "Thc
new coin 3. nearly as brittle ~ steel. A
hard blow from hammer breaks IL
completely In two. Nou can pound NIL
day on the coin which this ono I, In
tended 10 succeed aud not crack IL,
which seems 90 attest q superiority ~
coinage In favor Of the old half dollar!
st. Louis Globe. Democrat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-27
TERRITORIAL FAIR MATTERS.


The directors NJ tbs Dessert Agrl.
cultural and Manufacturing Society
met Saturday evening anu continued
It, examination of the premium list.
Messrs. Mason, Wells, Empey, Thomas,
Landsiori, Peters aud Bamberger
were present.
Letters from W. w. Downing nsk.
Ing Tor tho engagement OF pa oxtsrt
Judge In the pUullry department, and
rom f, W. Hitchcock, IN expert
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-27
Returned From COrneIl.

On saturday a'terno,n We hal the
pleasure Of meeting Mr.. Joseph Il.
Richards, Of this city, WIN hal Just
returned from the east, Ho successfully
passed atwo.yean'course VI law studies
at Cornell universiiy, Ithioa, New
York, graduating on the lG,h inst.
Hc expects 10 remain Ia this city and
vn,ef upon the practice ofhlS profession.
He Is the son OF Hon. Franklin y.
Richards, the talented attorney, with
whose name our readers are familiar.
We yish the young gentleman SUCCESS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-27
Returned Missionary.

On Saturday last we received call
from Elder Robert Duke, OF Heller
CITY, who had just returned from u
mission to the states. lie lnhored In the
Northern states mission, first In South
orn Indiana aud Southern Illinois,
where the Elders were well treated, but
in OHIO, his next fold, but little in.
tetest is taken In the Gospel by the
people. Elder Duke enjoyed his miu-
istry, but 1. glad 10 get home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-27
81 s. THE SILK HOUSE S YIs$

90, 49, 80 80 EAST FIRST SOUTH STREET.
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-05
DYE WORKS.

KAHLERT & MINTEL, Minnesota
N Steam Dye " orks, 244 East Seventh.