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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-10
Niagara Falls and watkins Glen Frcur-
cursion. GA Round Trip from Richmond.

The Richmond. Fredericksburg g. Po-
tomac Railroad Company announce the
last personally conducted excursion 70
Niagara Falls from Washington. VIA
Pennsylvania Railroad Thursday. Sep
TENDER q. Special train leaves Washing
ton at 710 A. W.. arriving al Niagara
Falls same night Stop-oyers allowed
at Watkins Glen. Rochester and Buff
falo.
Round trip tickets from Richmond
only slL Full Information and reserva-
tion In Pullman parlor cars can be Sc
cured by applying 10
G.. A. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager, Byrd St Station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-10
T, Chlldhood's Happy Days.

Among the incidents Of childhood that
s,,nd out In bold relief. as our memory
reverts 10 the days when we were young,
none are more prominent than s~"H"~
sickness. The young mother Vivialg
members that Il was Chamberlain coua
ea,nsdy cured her OF Group. and In turn al
r,,,,.t.r. II TO her own ofrsprtngs ana
siw.va with the best results. For sale py
owens Minor Drug Co. p. NJ. slaughter
MP. Reeves A. Co. And n. q. Forstmanh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-10

In the pursuit OF happiness money
should be as active in producing an in
come as any labor. or brain worker. or
machine Why should money be idle any
more than the "toiler who sweats2'
Let as both keep at work See Jackson
Brandt & Co. about f. Rents. sales and
loans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-10
Richmond 10 Chicago Without Changes

The Chesapeake and Ohio have consid-
erred the comfort OF their patrons IN plac-
ing through sleeping and day cars on
their Worlds Fair special TO Chicago.
There is no little satisfaction IN know
ing that you can get on either Pullman
or day coach at Richmond or Old Point
and ride TO Chicago without changing
cars
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-10

The banks resume payment, money may
be borrowed on good real estate and
other collaterals. Jackson Brandt a. Co.
are active agents ana can push no
eouation 90 successful issue. II all the
details are put in their hands. See thein
about selling. renting or loans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-10

At the Mozart A .ademy on Thursday
Ierirg, September Hst, a concert OF
ul Usual excellence VIII be given by artists
~ Cnyiable reputation. Mr. Edwin w.
Hon. the leading tenor Of the Bostonians,
and his charming wife. WHO was Miss
Blow, Of Norfolk, Mr.. Henry Clay Barna-
bee an excellent high-class comedian
and singer Mir. William +. Howlard, an
eminent baritone. and Miss Maude Ulmar
a charming soprano. viii render the
numbers Of the program, Professor Jacob
Reinhardt assisting as accompanies. All
OF the artists named above occupy posi-
uOns in the very front rank as singers,
and are heard with delight I'm the prin-
opal cities Of the country. Mr.. and MIS-.
Gof for a long time were the tenor ana
soprano singers respectively Of ST. Paris.
when that ct urchs music was rendered
by a quartette. and they have a host Of
friends here who will give them n genuine
welcome after their absence Of several
years Wrle away from Richmond, Mr..
and Mrs. Hon have placed themselves un-
der the teachings OF the very best tutors
of vocal music. and they are to-day con-
sidcrod among the very best singers on the
operate stage. Miss Ulmar is the prima
donna Of the Bostonians, and she re-
ceives unsunted praise from press and
public wherever she appears Mr.. Barna-
bee also has many friends here. and is
delightful cOmcdis n. His songs are
always charming and irresistbly funny
Mr. Rowland Is a baritone singer Of COM
siderable reputation and has won well
deserved plaudits In all parts Of the
country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-10

Having heard complaints OF several
smokers Of MO cigars. we have inves-
urated. and find that there are several
dealers showing inferior cigars with SINH
lar names for the sake OF larger profit.
We would warn our customers TO get
the genuine MO cigar out OF the MO
box
Respectfully.
GRESSETT BROS, M'fs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-10

For q lame back or for q pain In the
side or chest. try saturating piece OF
flannel With Chamberiains Pain Balm ana
binding IL onto the affected parts This
treatment will cure any ordinary case In
one OF two days. Pain Balm also cnres
rheumatism % cent bottles for sale BY
Owens Minor Drug Co. y. NJ. Slaughter.
EP. Reevoe . ca and Vt /" 'r"-S'mAnn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-10
SVF WAS WIFE NO. TWO.
ms also POSSESSED or ONE
HUsHAND roo MANI.
,,,oD which Began Three Years
Ago in rhnadoiphi" Has Just Been
developed In Richmond.

....I moncers. n devoted husband
... .tabby-aced. bluc-eyed. two-year-
Fl. ...l deserted while parents and bro
... .r, ueu nirh heart-broken-au for
handsome young English villain, who
a.. ruuIy skipped post-haste for the
I.. IH4.s
So. ls tine story in brief which has
GILL;. como io light on North Eleventh
...... a.t to speak Of q number Of de-
... creditors. who put their faith In
..r...s calculated 90 deceive the
.i.. OF mortals.
. last ll1r chat "a young Eng
.r. about twenty -scren years Of age
.l I.a c.fy wth his wife. lie gave
-.. ramc Herbert Taylor. lie was
r.. fret ten inches in height,
,...... stately lelre dark hair and
.. uo.staclc. and had q grace
ilc was an unusually in-
.ltDIsatioualist, had travelled
wae wen read, and possessed
OIL. tenor voice. The man was
attractive ln his bearing and
.r il manner Tie showed every
al having been a man of
n ae was then thought, was
looking woman about five feet
lY heisAt handsome figure.
blue eyes fair complies
.H.a O. saHfm musician.
..Ha to This city from Norfolk.
....ai trunks. and secured
al l boarding house ON East
H.... lu "a short time the couple
l.ua.r of friends, and were cone
.... .-...ilIIv agreeable conuauy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-10
The Chesapeake and Ohio Puts on
Through sleeper from Richmond to
chieEo.

fhlcrEn.
Commencing to-day. this date, Sepie1-
her Sth, the Chesapeake and Ohios
Worlds Fair Special" leaving Richmond
at 200 T. NJ daily. win carry Pullman
eieepcr 10 Chicago without change. the
same service being established from Chi
cago 90 Richmond. Space IN the Chicago
car can be had az the Richmond
transfer ONCE. Smith and Main, or G.
aud O.passenger Office SO +. Main sheet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-10
THE NEXT MozART MUSICALE.
Miss Sc ma To Sing in Frenoh-The Spleen
did Concert by tho Opera Singers.


There VIII not be a Mozart musicale
tomorrow evening at the Academy. but
on Thursday evening next, the Brill IN
strumentm String Quartet Of Philadel-
phla. viii delight the habitues OF these
delightful sOirees on that occasion VIII
also appear Mrs. Matte Belts Thomas
Of Halifax county. who has but recently
graduated. with considerable honor, from
The Boston Conservatory Of Music.
on September 2Sth there viii also be
musicale which viii take the place Of
the one TO have been held the first week
I'm October. The Academy being occupied
boy theatrical performances at that time.
the date has been changed 20 the 2Sth, at
which time will appear lardellas orches-
ira. This organization is in regular TO-
hcarsal each week and are competent TO
DO very pleasing orchestral work. on
the same occasion Miss Nellie Selma, Of
Paris. will appear. This young lady has
been studying in Paris for several years
past. and az her appearance I'm New YORK
recently, she created no little OF a
furore. She sings all Of her songs IN
French. with chic and captivating
style that is delightful. and so excellent
is her voice thar Sousa, after hearing
her. recently engaged her for three con-
certs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-10

Y N y I fsVftf
Traffic Manager, Byrd ST. Station.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
John Frank Alfred Crushed by a
Failing Log.


Correspondence orhe NEws.
SrRfNo CiTY, July 10Th, ls03.-Pcf.
init ms 20 say through the columns OF
your valuable paper for the gTatiiioa.
ton Of the many friends OF John Flank
Alfred who may have heard Of his
serious accident that ne l. progressing
very mvoably under the the skllnil
treatment OF Dr.. Woodring, coupled
with the more powerful remedy up.
piled by "Hr that epaho rs never
man suako" when He saii "rhy faith
hath male the whole" This accident
aud marvellous escape should have
been reported al tho time, hut NO one
took II upon himself 10 do 40. lie
had a number Of logs raised on cud for
use, with his hay fork, ami was W
thirty fcot arranging matters when the
high wind Of Tuesday carried the
whole thing over When he found II
was going he slid down about hfteen
feet, hut by this time II was w far over
that 1t swung him under and the log
fell ON him, crushing his Ghost and
breaking his right leg above the ankle.
Respectfully,
REDfCK n. ALLRED.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17

( the taking away 1f the Ton rrioeaand
the Hual dispersion OF the Jews, but a
portion inhabited the western hcm'.
sphere. OF these the Book Of Mormon
gives history, and the Amcri,lu
Indians are their icacuuiuuIt. q d
was iu this scattering 0i laucl. It
wtH done iJr tuu good OF Oh uai1rH,
according % His promise 10 Abraham.
rle Prophets n Q auly i1iciDiu thiF
Ilsurrsiou, but predicted that in Tie
latter days isfHcl should uEain hr
gathered. These, The Ssiuts believe,
ARE the latter days, when The JtWs
VIII rebuild JeWsgcn, when the chill.
ursn Of Joseph will build up Zion on
the American cuntInU g. when tue
Ten Tribes Will De- led back iI1m the
north, aau lencl gathered flW very
land. ltwill take he whole scoops OF
time o. lulhl the word Of dld through
tie propuuia. Christ 10 10 come In His
glory, aud 10 was ueecs AIRY ~ pre-
llminafy 81 restore thu Gospel
the old religion, not new
one; Tor Mormonism claims 90 te the
evufiastinr Gospel Joseph smith.
iinpai Defendant OF ! -eph VINO was
sild into Egypt, was chosun 10 De-
Prophet iu THE dlsIpnHlti u on The
same principle that Abraham was
chosen TO stand at the head If nis dis.
pcusati0u.
A work a. IN progress ~ prepare the
worli Tor the coming " the King OF
kings aud the advent OF The Millyu.
MUM. The past prepared the way for
the future. Goa is WORKING through
His people, tue Latter.day Saints,whO
are descendants OF Abraham, gathered
out ffom oil nations 10 bring ABOUT III.
purposes. Their work " one Oi peace,
gO8i VIII and salvation, not merely i0r
themselves but tor all men. Tucy are
expected o. bua light fof ail, the talt
OF tho earth, saviom OF mou. They
have their faults, hut they mr. sincere,
aud their mission IA f1rthe good OF msu
and the glory VI Col. His purpose h.
not 90 oxalt any one nation ana Tram.
plu the other under under foot, hut ~
hfi az al mankind. Hu has worked g.
THIS end from the beginning, usiug not
only PfophUiH and Pro-tf, uut poot-,
philosophers, stntuumuu aud great muu
In general. He WIS with the religious
roiormUfs, such as Luther aud Wosltyi
lie was with the patriot iuunlrrs ui
this nation, anu Will pefruiuiie the
eternal principles upon which 10 was
founded. lie l. paving the way iIra
reign Of peace and ruhtuuusursp, free
dom aud equally, culture ana civili'
cation, auCh ~ the world has never
known, anu a higher law than that OF
retaliation, the Gospel Of hate, must
be prRoticrd by those who arc 10 be His
chosen agent. In bringing 10 about.
The choir sang the anthem, "Uuiold
We portals everlasting" anu benOdiu.
lion was offered by Elder Henry +.
Richards.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17
EH7, faB DgSERET NEWS sHOUEA
BB SUBSCRIBED FOR IN PREFER.
EHCE TO ANY OTHER PAPER.

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Jesus Christ OF Lattor-day Saints, and
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tho views, wishes aud Instructions OF tha
church Authorities arc expressed aud
given To the Saints.
Alt may always bo rolled upon =.
advocating or defending tho right side oi
every question proper for public journals
10 treat upon.
Lal'er-dny Saints. and has, fr1m H. in-
ception. valiantly dofondsd their riehrs
and advocated the principles In which
they bolicyoi and cyery Latior-day saint
should therefore fool under obligations to
do his psrt In helping 10 sustain h.
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and never has been but for tho good
which II IL capable OF accomplishing, tho
profits, ~ any there no derived from Il,
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nifty.
5-n "a doing 10 utmost TO establish
homo industrles, among which are papor
making and typo.iounding, storeoiypiuR
aud elsStroplating - branches necessary
10 the development and indepoa dsnco Of
tho community but which. during their
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others IN no danger Of any sub.
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"A result In tho oase OF huAdrods Of
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Ill Il printed In readable tyne, 20
that even the aged can peruso II without
difficulty Or danger IN their eyealrht.
SIT Il free from Objectionable adyer-
usements, 20 that no paront need fear
that hia children will have their minds
corrupted from having access to ~ In
fact, Il refuses thousands Of dollars worth
of the best paying advertisements annus
ally, because II "a devoted N the moral
and spiritual interests OF H. readers in
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e.--Its tone is not regulated by public
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ors or advertisements. Il adyoaaias that
which II right and condemns that which
SwronE, regardless Of results, financial
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lO.-Tt mover nsusoates ~ readers by
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people TO suhscrlboi but on tho contrary,
prefers Ia stand ON Ito own merits, ~ tho
peoples noWspapor, with promise only
10 do iis utmost TO give liz patrons tho
full value of their money-a promise
which Il has endeavorod to faithfully
keep Ia tho past
l2-ln conclusion, n IA,tor.day
Saint can afford TO subscribe for only ono
newspaper, that paper should he tho
DTsERrr NEwsi aud n moro than one,
tho NEWS should invariably DO the frat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17
Mo-. I ana Il Ea,, Temple street.
sALt LAKE Cur. urAu.
EsTAnli-HED INCORPORATED
4agl. iaan-

Oldest Savings Bank In Utah. with de.
poalis greater than all others combined.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17
Knoo Pants suits.
Ladies' Shoes.

Ladies' Fine Shoes at less than col
" Manufacturing.
our e17i ladies' Fine Kid, Hutton.
Patont llp Tor sl.75.
our $50 ladie-' Fine kld, Button.
PMOn TIP Tor sLdi.
our SA.25 Ladies' Fine Kid. Baton.
plain, Tor Si.i0.
our 500 r.. e.. lurcs Frguch tIi,
Hand rnrn, g. $. a pr. Tor sioO
our T.. G.. Bur'- Frouch lid, Welt
g.. IS. Tor $500.
. lots Of $3.50 and si15 IN. Ox. TIC.
Pat. Tip, op. Zoe. Turn soles,
sl,.1.
2 iots Of $3.50 Prince Albcrps. sLoA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17
ATHLETIC ENTERTAINMENT.


Arrangements %, az perfected
for hig athiFt entertainment nj
saltair on sf/ evening next
Mt. Floto. mo T. Of I'd Smith, the
Denver chalNpion athletic and
pugillst. has the affair In hand. Arti.
Giles oi agreement have been entered
into by Smith aiai Jim Williams Tor %
four round sphTring contest TO conclude
the performance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17
Safoty DoposIt Boxes Tor ronI

HlNluef lCn0lit in Hnv aum, from "a
no. received tni iutnrost allowed AZ
PET cent per annuui, compounded four
liinnt year Correspondence collected,
AM any HumH forwarded uy country do.
posIiors carefully attended o..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17

ssloiy Deposit Vaults, absolutely bur.
g'ar and hrcproot Rents 50 to sos por
NHHr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17

mo reach perfection" Il Is
necessary TO 50 soften tho
Cheosey part or Cosiene
as to make u as digostiblo as
Mothers milk. To equal Ma
turo ia "Perfoction."
Tho ST. Charles Evaporatod
Cream Co. accomplish tho
above results.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17
Ladies' Waists.

Special Values Below!
2jc each, Calico Waists.
SOC each. porcalo Waists. worth si.O0.
G5c each; elegant White wai,t.. dnoly
ombroidorc
Zoe eachi fine line Of sa:eon Waists,
also White Waists
Sl..h each; Colorpd Laundricd shirt
Waists, extra quality, worth Si.75.
sl,sH Beautiful white Waists Em-
hro'd, Runlo Front, also Callarand
Guns Embtoid.
$500; Cnlorod Scrpcn.ino Waists.
Wash silks, worth $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17

Hugh Mhuldin
virtue authority vested will offer at cost for rs
days a. Saturday, and continuing,
evenings TN July the entire tho single exception Of
tho w. H. Loyson Jowoors ~ Main
Street salt Lake City Tho will private sao and
the uulmportant exception noted,
Tho opportunity for tho purchase Of Watches Diamonds
Silver Will ho without this regards
tho price As by meant what dealers Wholesale and
himself
he ~ n tho article bo asked.
mo AS y well asefilly
brought this besides which all
notably tho rich glass has but lust arrived and Is from tho
cnt Columbian Chicago
It IL confidently believed that this sale prove
tho people city aud vicinity Mr. Maudin will be IN Riond
Satisfaction assured every article guarau
teod. Terms Of salo Cash
Daring the sale repair work not solicited
THOMAS H. ELLERBECK, Manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17
SUBSCRIPTION RArrst

eUWcmrTioN RArEsi
W. 80. o 40. 80
D1dV..,,.,., $1,000 $50 $3.50 yl.uO
Ncw P,.t'g zoe. 500 i.7i 100 10
p,Suei Woty.. $50 100
Address all communications 10
THE DEsERET NEWS CO.
Hals Lake Casgs SaZh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-17
STOCK OF
JEWELRY, WATCHES DIAMONDS AND SILVER

10 offered at cost for TWENTY FOUU DAYS under tho
uf A. H. Eorbock qudAte tho interest OF Sir,
Hugh Mhuldn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-12-07
FROM GRAVE TO GAY.

Mistress-Who rang the bell then,
Katie? katie-A boy, mum, loollin'
fur the wrong number.
Always speak well of your neigh
Dor Il always do, although / can
assure YOU She is the meanest woman
in creation"
Lady, 10 mendicant soliciting aims
Come, let us both 60 TO my husband;
I, too, happen TO want some money
for housekeeping.
look here, now, when are you go-
ing TO pas me the hundred marks /
lent yu x weeks ago. "How can
1 tel.3 % you take me for a
prophet"
Maude-Now, is everything in, dear,
that we will need for lunch? Let
me see-bread, cake, pickles lemons
Oh, dear, no; there's our powder cloth
and the comb left out
Servaat-Please, ma'am. there's a
poor man at the door with wooden
legs. Young Mistress Well. what
can we do with wooden legs2 Tell
him we don't want any
Tanks-I guess Old Soak means
that posterity shall not forget him.
Banks-What has he left for 10 to re-
member him by? Tanks-A multi
plicity Of life size busts
The death of your husband was a
great loss 10 you. said Mrs Brunting
10 Mrs. Gasket, by way Of coincidence.
"Oh, the loss was fully covered boy in-
surance," replied the widow.
Doctor - How is the patient this
morning? Nurse - Wen, he has
been wandering a good deal in his
mind. Early this morning / heard
him say, "Nhat an old woman that
doctor is, and think that was about
the last really rational remark he
uaada
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-12-07
ODD FACTS

Until ls40 Europe produced eighty
per cent Of the worlds wheat; now
fifty per cent
Nearly one-half the total number Of
suicides takes place between the hours
Of a. m. and noon.
A letter mailed in London and re-
mailed in Hong Kong. made the cir
cult Of the world in the fast time Of
sixty-two days
There is q haunted tree az North
Searsport Ne, which shelters DOT
where a murder had been committed
Moss has formed the initials "W T."
on the bark
Some jewellers in New York send
valuable jewels hundreds Of miles in
order that customers may have the OPP
portunity OF making a selection from
several samples.
Triplets were born 20 a woman at
Nyack. y. Y, a few days ago The
children-two boys and a girl-were
joined by a ligatuTe precisely like
that which united the siamese twins.
They lived only seven hours after
birth.
Statistics gathered by the German
imperial commissioner on labor show
that in many parts Of the empire the
duration of work exceeds fifteen
hours daily. In Northwest Germany
the pei centage Of work-people labor
ing thus long is 3G.s Of the whole
lockwood, the chess player could
play twelve games simultaneously.
but no more, not being able even to
begin the thirteenth After death an
examination OF his bra showed it is
alleged, that its molecules were ar
ranged in squares like that OF a chess
board.
An extraordinary infantile prodigy
has been discovered in China in a little
girl. four years DID, who passed sue
cessfully an examination for literary
honors at the Hong Kong university,
and wrote "a concise essay that made
the examiners marvel because of the
mature thought exhibited in il,
The Mojaves believe that all who
die and are not cremated are turned
into owls, and when they hear the
dismal screech Of one of the above
named creatures Of the night they tell
you that il is the spirit of some dead
Mojave who has returned 20 advise
his people 10 submit TO the ordeal OF
fire.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-12-07

was not in the south. but in Ottumwa,
in the Republican state Of Iowa.
10 makes little difference in what
section revolving crimes against ma
turc. of such a kind. occur public sem
timent swiftly resorts to mob and
lynch law fearing She slow and doubt
ful issue Of the ordained course of jus
tice The fact that the perpetrator IS
a black instead Of O while fend is not
likely 10 modify The relentless demand
for speedy vengeance ON the part of
the public Politics. .e-tion nor color
do not act as a stay against the law
less but certain fate Of thc feudish
aud murderous ravisher These are
facts that demagogic Republican
newspapers too often affect 90 over
look in their railin~s against partic-
ular section Of our common country.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-12-07
WILL PUSH THE MATTER.
BUXTON UNIVERSITY oUEs -
TON ~ THE COURTS.
Poorly Attended Meeting Of the Board q
Trade-wuI We Havs a Museums--At-
torney speed raik. About Attor-
neys snd Railroads.

Last evening was the time Tor the
meeting of tbe Guthrie Board u Trade
but Only twelve members seemed TO
be aware of tuc f4cl President Spen-
gel and Secretary Marion were on
hand however. bat they hat little TO
DO as .he small attenlance cast .
damper over ttc business u the even
in-
The HuNt1u university question was
brol-ht up a-a.n aud discussed It
was che sense ct the board that the
matter ue pressed through the courts
In regard o. tile worlds fair cx-
hibits nc progress was reported. and
notling can be- 11ue until Secretary
smith Is heard from 10 regard 10 the
occupancy of the government acre
Two car loads % eNhi bits have ar
rived from Chicago and are now on
the tracks near the depot For the
present the museum matter Is in
statu quo
Railroad subjects were discussed at
random, but nothing new was brought
ou- Attorney Spec AS present at
the meeting aud be SIS particularly
anxious 20 have the Ii - e.. road built
and sound county attorneys appointed.
just where the two subjects conneet.
dep q -nt sayeth not
President Speugel asked for point
ers relative 10 reviving interest in
the board Several subjects were sug-
gested as most likely TO bring about
the desired result, such as agi.atiug
the reduction Of county taxes, roast
ing the county commissioners and
lowering the city taxes
Oue thing is certain. Guthrie's
Board Of trade will amount to little
30 .ong AZ the members studiously re-
main away.