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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23
A JuRIsDIcrIoSAL QUESTION.

The Tribune recently contained an
article (contributed) in which It was
sought TO be- shown that uttices Of the
peace In this Territory have no author.
ity or jurisdiction us committing mag
istrates Ia cases arising under the lava
OF the United States. Why they have
no such jurisdiction IL not stated
Mention OF the fact that the Organic
Act and sub,equent legislation give
them no such power is made, but that
proves nothing. Such enactments do
not withhold such power aud the pre-
sumption therefore remains that they
hold all the authority that Justices Of
the peace usually hold except wherein
they are expressly curtailed thereof.
No law specifically dennes their juris-
diction. To say that II an offender
against the laws Of the United
States 10 brought before jus.
tice OF the peace aud required to
give bond for his appearance
elsewhere II indicted will not be
binding, is not only to state an absurd
lily but TO 20 contrary to established
facts. There have boon several cases
In this Territory wherein such author.
ity has been exercised, the last one
that occurs to us being that Of John
Eckart for counterfeiting, the defend.
ant being brought before Justice
George d. Pyper at the CITY Hall AMI
by him held 10 answer 10 the grand
jury, aud the question OF Jurisdiction
was never thought Of. This was some
four years ago. II the justices ever Ia d
such power which they did both a.
a matter OF fact aud OF hw-they hold
It still because It Inns not been taken
away. The only mention Of thom in
such connection in any gressional
enactment Of late years is to make
United States commissioners equal u
them Us committing magistrates under
Territorial laws by the POLAND bill, and
making the commissioners equpl
to them In all respects by the Ed.
munds-ruoker act.
There IL and can he no question As
to the Jurisdiction Of Justices Of the
peace as preliminary judges in any
hind u criminal case, national or local
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23
SABBATH foR THE CHILDREN.

An "anxlous mother" In a COM
munication to the NEWS, asks several
questions regarding children, Sunday
schools, meetings, e,o., and suggests
that few lines In the direction
indicated would be acceptable to many
mothers.
Asto having children attending the
afternoon meetings rs well rs Sunday
school, the thought suggests Itself that
1t is certainly well 10 bring the little
ones to the place OF worahip, that they
may early and regularly come under
the sanctifying Influence Of the Spirit
Of tho Lord, who IL present In
peculiar way whore the children OF
God gather In order 10 worship Him.
The effects Of this may not be Visible
at once, but II is unquestiopable that
the good seed sown In the hearts
OF the little boys and girls will
some time bear good fruit and
richly reward the faiihfulness Of
the parents in attending to the spiritual
welfare OF their beloved ones. The
point TO keep In mind, however, IL
that children should, us far as It POSI-
bly, can be done, be led TO look upon
going to meeting az a pleasure rather
than duty--and certainly rather than
as penance.
With regard TO clothes, Il IL only
necessary to say that every one should
try to live within his resources. IL IL
always right to shun debt, anu It would
seem to be great deal better to lot the
children 90 to the Sunday school In
Inexpensive clothts than TO be
owing somebody for more costly ma.
terial. Cleanliness is after all the best
ornament Of both young and old, and
1t 10 within the reach OF all.
The Sabbath day is day OF rest and
devotion. 1t is set apart rs the Lord,
day on which to offer prayers and
Thanksgiving. "And on this day.
Gays the word OF God, "thou shalt do
none other thing, only let thy
food be prepared with singleness
Of heart that thy fasting may be per-
feet, or In other words, that thy Joy
may be full" This instruction to the
Saints puts them under obligation to
AXE measures whereby their children
are taught TO respect the Sabbath.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23
THE QUEENS BIRTHDAY.

The thoroughbred Briton whether ut
home or abroad respects tho good
Queen Victoria and recognizes her
birthday in enc way or another M y
matter Of loyalty n his allegiance TO
the land Of his nativity has not been
thrown OF; but n II has, lac does much
the same thing as n matter OF respect
which no degree ofalienatlon can ever
eradicate. There Is nothing wrong In
this, but on the contrary a good deal
that IL right. The queens subjects
have every reason to be respectful II
not thankful, for of all modern rulers
she has ruled the least, and hence the
best, while her personal virtues and
her domestic simplicity have placed
her In the foremost station among the
good women Of the earth.
This IL the eve o. Queen Viciorla's
birthday. Tomorrow she will have
lived quarters Of century and
II Ia proposed abroad to celebrate the
event with more than customary
honors. Her recent appearance In
London In a grand public function
was the fret for some time and II was
intimsted would be the last. That fac,
has brought moro sharply to mind the
agc and length Of reign Of tho queen
and stirred the loyalty OF her pnople.
With ono exception Vlct0ri 4 the
Oldest Of the reiguing monarchB Of the
world and no one Of them has had
equal length Of reign. Hcronly senior
In point Of age Is Christian TX OF
Denmark, who was sevcnty.fve years
old ON the sth Of April, but he
has reigned less than thirty years,
while V ctorla will on June 90
have completed fllty.six years. The
only other European relgning mon.
arch who comes near her In age and
length OF reign IL Francis JOaeph Of
Austria, who Is about eleven years her
junior both In age and rule. The shah
OF Persia Ia ten years younger than
the queen Of England and came to the
throne little more than eleven years
alter her accession.
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ba ion, ill.,, ., En,,,sn 49," ,,,
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aooraa III dr,na ., 40 =, .,,''s,',
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23

THE COLUMBIA river 10 a mile wide
or more In places; Just now 1t is 30 In
"A good many places. To compare It
with ono OF our mountain streams, or
several OF Thorn, or all Of them for that
matter, and suggest that the former Ia
~ easily controlled as the others are,
is a brand OF logic anu a line OF
relevancy which are not peculiar in
but ono place on earth-thc office Of
the organ OF the Utah Phillstines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23

0vOd looks arc more than skin deep,
depending upon healthy condition
OF all the vital organs. 1.-THE Liver DO
Inactive you have Bilious look, and
II your stomach be dlsordercc you have
a Dyspeptic look, and II your Kidneys
DO afflicted you have pinchod look.
Secure good health and you will have
goot looks. Electric Bitters Is the
great Alternative and Tonic, acts directly
on theso vital organs. Cures PiInples,
Blotohes, Boils, and gives good COM
plexion. sold al A. q. Smith 4 Goa
Drug Store. 500. Der bottle. te
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23
AuE Ynr rIrINKINa.

OF what you ought 10 take when you
20 TO the Wofldss Fair? Your outfit
will not be complete without bottle
OF Chamberlaln's Collie, Cholera and
Dlarfhma Remedy. The change OF
water and diet, fatigue and Irregular
habits, during your trip are almost
certain 10 produce diarrhpa and dose
or two OF this remedy may save you
serious sickness and perhaps much
expense. Procure II before leaving
home. % and 80 cont bottles for sale
by u. q. NJ. |. Drug Dept. d&
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23

This wonderful Liniment ia known
from the Atlantic TO the Pacific, and
from the Lakes 20 the Gulf II IL tho
most penetrating Imminent In the
world. IL will cure Rheumatfsm,
Neuralgia, Cuts, Sprains, Bruisea,
Wounds, Old Sores, Burns, Sciatica,
Sore Throat, Sore Cheet and all infiam.
mntlon, after all others have failed. II
will cure Barhcd Wire Cuts aud heal
all wounds where proud flesh has set
In. II II equally efficient in animals.
Try II and you will not be without It.
Price so cents.
Sold by z. q. 81. I. drug department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23

One DAY last week Rev. T. de WI It
Talmago made the laconic announce
mont; "Either tho deb; on the
Brooklyn tabernacle will be cancelled
by next Sunday, or resign MS pastor. -
This is the night Of the second day
slice the fatefli Sabbath, and s,lll an
anxious country does not know which
incubus the Brooklyn tabernacle got
rid Offs deb, or its preacher.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23
DIsGRACEfUL CONDUCT.

II has leaked out rom the inqusi-
torial department Of the City Council
that at le'st one member OF that body
Ia In the habit OF doing more homage
to the tyrant John Barleyoorn than Is
consistent with his duties rs a public
legislator aud guardian; that ON at
ieaAi one occasion such member was
30 hopelessly overcome by that which
cheers and does iuebriate that h,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23
SPARE THE TREES.

In order that there may be progref.
sion OF commercial character, there
must Of necessity at times be destruc-
tlon. Thela itself recognizes this by
providing for proceedings In condem.
nation when improved private pro.
perty cannot otherwise be iu'
vaded and Improvements destroyed
In order that other and further
reaching improvements may be. We
all assent TO this, some because 1t Ia
useless to oppose, and others because
their depth OF mind and breadth OF
view cause them to realize that the
fttest must survive and the greatest
results hold sway. But with all this
established and assented to, there IL
or ought to be limit. Condem nation
and destruction are not supposed TO
take place when there are other means
equally or nearly as effective Mt hand
or attainable, and even when 1t 10 not
no the wanton and causeless waste and
sPo"o" '"s' 'o"'"'' o'o'' '''"''
IN. nv '.'.'"'A'.V" my ""''
year to effect tho liie-promoting,
health.giving and plessure.bestowing
.'".''o' As',o" "a'ea '"o,. ""o ~"
'ooa .Po" 'n'' wy U'"O'u :" oon'''
W. """'" "as O''s'"a' 0.' :"
ueeies'' s'n'''''oA'" p'a ~ nus oo'
'0ino wy oo"o, VI '''uu'o run
onu " on', run oen'ei !" o'ieu''ef'
eneo ""u a''ns y 'i'a ~ if Nv 'no eye
osn 'eaon norm anu sou'n' iheSe
ase' "' no'"S =" ,ie s'u'uy anu
'o,s",'u "'"u' i'"'","s 'nA'uS
o"'' "'''' many ye"'s VI o'.o'u' hu''
WY anu ".'s"Non "nu '"eu o'ooi''as
= 'o"'.o ~ ne.nn anu hApp,ne's ny
'eApe'i"s 'n' ne'oe rays VI 'ne m'u.
.. sun '"uuo'"k n''''y anu
''PAuns p''as'"s' 'n''''hg' cneer-
'Hs a'p..' " 'u' 'anuscapo' "heh
o"o VI '"e'o Nee' ~ ues'ioyeu rs
W n'o" 'ASe" 'ioin 'ne oeauty' inc
""o'o'o'"eno VI 'no scene 'ha' IL
never iop'aoeu, anu u snouiu not DO
uo"o un'e's mo ieAson' 'hoieiof are
uison'' ini'"'nen' anu not ny hhJ
''u,n"y 'he"nS 10 DO avoiueu'
sres. ue"i OF .'eo-siaugh'ef-
"s sV'os y" ~ '"'S Guy just no"' anu
a' 'ao pres ''o unanimously opposed
" '1'o"' 'n"' !" I" "'nouI SUE
'''"' 'us.,"o"''o" " ho' apiece OF
''e"'sN 'A"u"'''"' APpeah 10
Wv u''Poi.e'' n"'oso 'a' couh'eu ior
ANs." ~ MI ,''"Ons'rsnces agsihS'
."o 'Aus"'e, 'no Au'hoiS Oh IL turn a
1e a', ""'io 'no eAecu'ioh"f smiles,
"ne'S MS "Ae hnu pfoceeus win tho
oa'.'sn' 'no'o vigorously tnan ever.
'o'o io'o"S 'na'' since the
'mp''o'' VI 'ne oi'y VIII as usual In
suen cases 10 ho'hing' tho subjects
WI" na'o 70 move IN 'ho matter COM
P'"'neu Y" W. nhuS. auopl heroic
MEASURES OF nave Dali Lake City re-
'nanueu !" 'ne cohu''ioh OF new
A"~"y 'o"h so isr !" puoiic verdure
oonoerheu. Lei inc hrst man who
ns'ea'e' Iei's tree on one Of our
'ee~' no matter "helher acting under
.u'',uo''ons OF NOT Do arrested anu
eu 'o' 'ne oionto' IL 'hsfe snail on
'"a' 'riSi prove 10 nave been sufficient
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23

A TEXAS minister says the Worlds
Fair, and all Chicago for that matter,
will go u general smash ON Tia, 10th
# July. Why conlIn't no postpon Q
the catastrophe for week or ~
Utah Day ought at least to have a
chance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23

WHAT COULD DO more astonishing
than real estate boom In Jerusalem!
And yet statistics show that really
Ia and around the holy city has up.
preclated 800 per cent in eleven years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23

Itwlll pay you to investigate the
plan Of the Security Trust aud Invest
ment Company, an institution incor.
poTatod under the laws OF Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23

The WHITE H0UsE-Again under
good management, Mrs. q. u. foulech
having returned from California anu
taken charge, with popular hotelman
NJ. II, Gerno ma manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23

Cheap but good. The told Band
Coffee n now on the high road to 10.
come the peoples iatnrlte.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23

TnE CuLLKS, =. q. helns Pronrie.
tor. Half block from Post once, uogis
from Pullman ticket office, MAIN ~
Rates s3.0O per day. Spec" L'cd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23

salt Lakes big, new hotel is The
bnntsfori. Homelike, elegant CEN
tfnl ami fennDnable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23

THERE ~ good reason % believe tue
wallpaper trust lie aDou. to 60 to the
wall.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23

Ask your grocer for Gold Band cof.
fee. II lie winner aid ia deservedly
popular.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23

VIA the Union racine.
To Denver aud Pueblo aud
Ietutn.............s.ssss ''s'ss'''s'ss.V w
To Missouri River and return...- 70 W
To 81. Louis and reiurn...."... - 90
To Chicago and rrturn...... .."..... % %
Tickets good thirty days. Dolly ~
hours to Chicago via the World'a Pic
torlal Line.
City Ticket Ofice col Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23

CITY Subscribers Will kindly notify ). n Dun.
bar (cifculAiorl " any ifrcgulariy IN the uV'
iiycry Of their paper.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23

Subscribers changing their placed residence
should always give former as wen ~ present
Address
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23

Young Men who have TO dress well on a limited
income can do this through n. X. NJ. L.
Note the woafers Of stylish, servceablc clothing
and be- sure they fitted at n. q. Nj. L.
Mems Society Suits, Picnic Suits Summer sui's
or Travelling Suits in profusion NJ
II. q. NJ. L.
Mems Linen and Alpaca Dustcr; White ana
Fancy Vests; Pants and Vests; now on
exhibit ut II. q. Nj. 1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23

The NEws IL on sale at tho PRINCIPAL hotels,
News stands anf on all passenger Trans leAN
ing the city after nm. daily.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23
PROFESSIONAL.

IIICHARDs \ RICHARDS. ATTORNEYS
IL and counfelioia. Room COS MCCORMICK
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-23

Via the Union Pacinc.
var aud pupbio md
The National tribune., 1893-06-01
rwrNrY.srcoNp PRIZE PApER.
paper.

l. At what age should man marry?
. what should be the qualifications Of hus-
baud?
3. Should he marry a woman of like disposition,
temperament and tastes, the opposite?
l. A man may marry at any lime after he be-
comes q years of age, provided he is otherwise
uaailfird. a soon thereafter lie may iind bis
csyi rtie mate or perhaps more correctly stated.
account of womans clearer perception, when
SHE. shall iassve found hjn.
> lie SlioHid possess integrity OF character. a
good education, good health, aud Il strong coitsti
tlIsian. w1i income sufficient, with her assist
a4icp for tiieir support. He should be of good
snrsttA jrEEmeu brave. generous and nffeetionale.
3. He uiIy marry womau OF different DISPOSE
ton and both strive 10 attain The common mean of
perfeci ion. He should marry woman of opposite
or different TEMPERAMENT /! sis primitive tenn
pet aI.lent is sanguine, let IA Rs he bilious; aud
yice-veFsa. if liis aeaairsd temperament 10 eIs-
cephalic let hers be lympaiic. II lie IS possessed
Of AL the temperaments let him marry one of the
extremes.
l. For example If his primitive temperament is
ether three, let lis partner b. dark raHguine or
n.uine .ymphaiic. or V ce-veFsa- Their tRsteS
should also be different. but not radically In a
word. let them be different in everything but not
excessively so in anything.
II j. by the magnetic unitsn of particles Of differ
ent nature, positive and negative that life and
growth are produced, and by the active though
gradual process Of a-54nJiifion afef unien, happi
i.c-s, Ieace, aud ultimate rest are acquired
Afer years. OF love and blessing. hand to hand
aud heart TO isaart with souI-iife mingled as one
they become ike each other; two differing natures
forming perfect whole ready to depart and leave
tie duties of life to other hands, To spend their
remaining activities in devotion TO, The welfare Of
| others.
VIM 3. wadsworlh Silver Cliff Colo.
The National tribune., 1893-06-01

If you build n house you own it aud should
have access and possession. God would use and
enjoy Us.
g. When remember2 In childhood and youth.
(See 11:9) The answer is noW. No one can be
younger than he is at present.
a. Why remember in youth2
a. Not sure you will be old or even older.
b. God wants you to do so now.
c. Not so engaged or pressed with cares of
life as when older.
d. No fixed habits to overcome. nor viscious
appetites to conquer. To have real pleasure in
good, one should become habituatcd TO being
aud doing good.
G. Not wait for evil days to come.
T. By delaying one increases accountability
at judgment.
g. God com mmands it. Our King wants young
men. fDan., L: 3, L. CT Ps., I48: IL, 13.)
h. God created us; preserves US has claims
Parent
i. The young are specially called. The Bible
never says: "Turn unto me. ye old men"
tism.
K. You will yet be sorry for every moment
you delay.
l. Promise is to children as well as to the
aged. (Acts., 2: 39)
M God deserves your best days.
5. Lessons.
/. Young persons can become Christians.
2. Preach to the young.
3. Parents and teachers should begin with
young children.
4. Remember. Keep instructions in mind.
Recall what Christ has done for you.
The National tribune., 1893-06-01
HAPFY HOUSEHOLD.
gInfs to Housei<eepers and Questions Asked
and Answered.
HOUSEKEEPING HINTS.

HOUEEKEEPIsG HINTS.
Put soda. salipeter, a rusty uni in water TO
Place tie stems Of wilted flowers in very hot
water 10 revive theni after carrying them in the
hand.
Cover broom with cotton flannel when used in
brushing Hp."
Use the white Of an egg TO freshen Ieather-seatcd
chair.
Sponge greasy garments with alcohol ia which
common sal, has been dissolved. Proportion. four
OF alcohol to Of salt.
Rub creaking hinges with a soft lead pencil.
Clean pasier of Paris ornaments nh wet starch,
and when dry rub t III
Wet lie top of stale biscuit and set them for a
few moments Ia "A iot oseH-
Place stale crackers la the until they become
crisp sitd sweet
A coMKADE IN BELGIUM.
DHAR TRIBUNE AZ Your esteemed weekly has a
gFeat circulation ard Is read by persons OF slI
trades sBd Professions / aIn free request ysu
the fsyar TO insert the following qaesii1as under
the heRaiins Of Loyal Home Workers. want the
Information by nssil
J. Hosy can take oil spots out Of pine boards?
= Where and al what price Can purchase a
work oa the practical manufacture of eigzrsl
3 friend Of niue. 81 year,. ~ tso has fair
hair aud fiOrtd eouaI I3e xiOn but q beard white
snow. giving him l1dcEoHs appearance, and
n often tIe mark Of aeri.ion by aHoth her
crowd Of tendcrfest, Which lie fears more Than Abe
bale Of he rebels the Of the Insiians Of
tie hiE Wi, would ike to know what he has 10
do b. make hts beard of irou-aray of a yell
luvNiai cis,s? +. cat hiS beard ~ certaiiiy
ihe shoFa~t way end his w oes bat that viii not
80. "a, ie aas 10 let It grow as preventive for the
bcsaaclse.
Peter Van Dell BseFTe, Belgium.
MINSIE's UMBRELLA CASE.
HAPPY HOUSEHOLD: Take jOint Of st0vepipe,
snip tlse criuJr edge two inches apart and two
Iucisss dcVp til around.
Pf'.carv a block 20 a. chez by 10 iDches aad two
iHchss sh'cs; place tIic pipe the center of the
bssssc tisl issseH by tackng through these pieces
ronud block the ~ize of the pipe and four
iI'che- deep must be fitted inside to keep it from
upSeiting.
Noss l,zti the pipe white with house paint. Let
this dry mint again this time light blue. When
tbi- - drs. paint large stOIk Standing Ia wafer.
wi'il cal tails and pOHd-li.ies around My sioFk u
- inches high. Paint light-Roid band one-half
inch wt1s sIi tbe top edge.
Take pfers Of lisbt-Soid silk, three inches wide,
Z fp.d III the center. aud gather; paste this on te
inside at the top This makes n al file of inch.
fj cling above the pipe. Line with paper.
Cover the foundation block with felt; finish with
The National tribune., 1893-06-01

a strip of the silk around the pipe, with bow In
trout.
Put four clothes-hooks underneath the block for
feet. You now have something useful as we'll as
pretty.
Minnie NJ Weakly Washington, Kan.
TRY THIS, MINNIE.
Minnie Coelirane will find the following an ex-
cUleut remedy for the removal of freckles, and 1t
viii il, wise iniure The skin:
Two iea~paonfUs of flowers uf sulphur and the
Juice of half lemon Mix the su phnr and lemon
juice well togstIler. Apply before retiring. and
wash off in the morning with warni water and
some good toilet soap. Pro Pairia,
Hattie L. Hunt, Reedown, o.
The National tribune., 1893-06-01
C. C. COLUMBIAN CLUB.
Prize Papers and Prize Winners and Prizes
Yet to Come.

Prize Papers and Prize Winners and Prizes
Yet to Come.
Prizes are offered for the best papers any
subjects announced, such pnpers to be mailed to
Kate p. Sherwood, Canton. o., not less than two
weeks before The dIie of publication. Notes of in
terest the Worlds Fair are invited from all
those interested ia the subject
TwENTY-THIRD PAPER, JUNE 8.
!. ShosiId the States regulate divorce, should
the National Government?
.. On what grounds should divorce be granted?
TWENTY FOURTH PAPER, JUNE 10.
prize viii be offered for the best paper any
subject. not to exceed Goo words.
The story OF a Cannoneer" is awarded 10 VIM.
B. Wadsworth, Silver CIif, Colo. for the 22d prize
paper.
The National tribune., 1893-06-01
Why Indians Don't Wear Boards.
Detroit Free Press. |

The North American Indians would have
boards If they willed It, The medicine men
have taught that a growth of hair on the face
or body is sinful and unseemly. 1t is the Gus
tom of both sexes of the race to pluck out these
growths as fast as they shall appear. This
supersti tion has been handed down for thou
sands of years.
The National tribune., 1893-06-01
An Asthma cure at Last.

European physicians and medical journals
report positive cure for Asthma. in the Kela
plant. found on the Congo River, West Africa.
The Kola Importing Company, I164 Broadway,
New York, are sending free trial cases of the
Kola Compound by mail to all sufferers from
Asthma who send name and address on a
postal card. trial costs you nothing.