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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08

Nessrs. Sands and Cabell and their CO.
workers on the Library Committee sue
,oeded in securing an ample appropila-
lion for the removal Of the Captoi Of
fees and the library for the new builu-
bg and the furnishing of the latter.
The Library Committee adopted rulcS
Under which the library when II shaii
lave been removed will be kept open
from . 4. NJ. to p. NJ, ana from i
If. TO midnight. An assistant IpI"i an :,
10 be paid 10y the city was also pro'iueu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08

MONDAY, NAE.u T.,
a. o'clock +. NJ. tie REAL l-IA
70 IA seid decree, a. being tlr .f
the twO-story frame tfurmrl'. h..
on. on the north -ii' ~ iloa-tu
TWeBty-nr-t aud iwruty--'c.li ,...
part II tue city Of Ei,nWlll .r.
Hill. fronting - feet on flet-l..
tend NJ BACK between parable.
more or less.
lERNs one third cash tns
equal stalmenf, az slX aud ta't.
purchaser % give negotiate
felre1 payments. with lutorr.
al sale, and the title 10 be- rH..-...
tire purchase mOueV is Igt Tr
ordered by tho Court; or, a. o..
Turcnaser. the entire plrchfs'
paid IN cash. ~ .-'
Special
J. b. ELAN * Co, Aucttonefr..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
COMMISSGoNEkSAUCIuN-.r
THE DESIRABLE DAZZLING l.-
LOT
No. 2lli PLEASANT ....

By virtue ~ a decree q tlH '.
the city Ot Richmond, rcnl'r.I
OF March. 1894. ih the -Ll -f s'
guardian. ". lcaycu am Dtl.
signed, special comui--''.Hr, N...
nIIrfIAu. IN Tho nIeILL.... u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
Hoods ';s':;';i'' Cures

I was troubled with Indigestion and that tired
feeling. After taking four bottles Of Hoods
Sarsaparilla I feel like new man. cannot
recommend Hoods Sarsaparilla TOO highly"
THOMAS c. BARRETT, Mobile, Alabama.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
WASA BUSY SESSION.
Record Of The Legislature Shows Much
Hard Work Done.
BILLS OF RICHMOND MEMBERS
Mr.. stubbs's Thorough Review OF Changes
In tho Oyster Laws-Lcgal and
Other Important Matters.

When the time consumed In caucusing
and lobbying on the election OF United
States senator's and judges is considered
Il must be admitted that the General As
sembly OF ls93-Is9i got through with
great deal Of work.
When. after the Christmas holidays. the
body did buckle down to general legis-
iation II rushed Il with vim. There was
practically no filibustcring during the ses-
sion that amounted 10 anything except
tn the Walton bill in the House.
RICHMOND MEASURES
Among the measures Of which Richmond
members were patrons and which were
passed are the following:
Imposing a tax on building and loan
companies.
To establish a State embalmdng board.
TO incorporate the Richmond and North
srn road.
To make the term of the Sheriff Of
Richmond four years.
To Incorporate the American Musical
Association.
To amend the charter Of the Richmond
Male orphan Asylum.
To permit school boards to change de-
posltaries Of school funds.
For retiring bonds held by st. Joseph $
Orphan Asylum and issuing registered
certificates therefor.
Granting right-of-way for the extension
bf Spring street through the penitentlary
property.
Providing for the lease or purchase OF
penitcntary farm
For the erection OF a new building at
the penitentiary.
To legalize primary elections in Rich
mond.
To create n new Court Of LAW ana
Equity for Richmond. etc.
or course the Richmond members were
leading spirits in pushing through the bll's
incorporating the Manassas and Rich-
lnoud railroad and for the sale OF the
hates interest In the Ricnmond, freue-
nc<sburg and Potomac road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08

White and Othersl Decree OF the Richmond
vs. Chancery Court, en-
Christian and Othersj tered February %, 1894
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
4 DISAPPOINTMENT

Mr. IOvcnstein. as chairman or the
Ecnate Committee on Public Institutions
tnd Education, had special charge OF the
three pcnitentiary bills named above
owing to sickness Mr.. Lovenstcin could
not go with his committee to VISIT ms
1T institution, or the institution OF when
o. is the pet viz. the state Female Nor
lal School at Farmville. He. however
lid good service in getting the annual APP
bropriation for the school increased ana
in securing 5000 for the purchase oil
house and lot adjoining the school pro
lerty. When Mr.. Lovenstein did not put
n an appearance at Farmville WIN ms
committee there was great sorrow III inc
tchool. where in the awful secrecy "a
The dormitory he is spoken or u Is sdlu'
nvanlftaB
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
MEETINGS

NOTICE OF MEETING.-THE
take place In the hall OF the Young Mems Chris
tian Association TONIGHT Thursday. March
Sth. ats o'clock. All persons who have been In.
vited TO join the choir viii please report
promptly.
Choif tickets win be issued at shis rehearsal
by order Of Music Committee.
WALTER c. MERCER.
NH 8-1t' Director.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-24
)ESRRET EVENING NEWS.
FRAGMENTS

Tur meeting of the Utah Democratic
club tonight will be called TO oidef ny
President Moyio ~ $50.
Tnr Wonderland opera company will
give an entertainment IN 'ho murray
opera house this evening
T,tr officers Of the Primary associa-
lion OF salt Lake Stake will mold iholr
usual meeting 40 10 D.. south iympio
street. az y. 10. FRIDAY, March -hd. T.
L. Clawson, president
PnoF W. 81. STEWART will deliver a
lecture in the Twonty.utst ward meeting
house on Tus 4dAy evening uONi, foU, y,
a. 1850 PM, under ,hc su.nicgs OF the \.
NJ. 81. /. a. subject "OAt IDEAL" Tho
public are cordially invited.
Tnr Kings Daughter. and sons social
club will give q calico reception aud ball
on the evening Of MARCH, q. tho COM
mitteo on arrangements announce that
the ladies arc expected 10 bring d Low Of
the same material as theft drcs- And 'hAi
tickets are ON sale at the various stores
AnnAM IlArcm. Joseph llach, md A.
c. iiatch, all OF uuOar Dlty, have hiCu
In the local laud ofild tlgir nuucH 81
claim upon the Gtofg1 "a. g. and foarl
J. &. lodes, Situated in tuo Blue Lodge
mining district, MhHhtch cOuuig' AHN
mining claim which embraces tho Two
lodcs y known a. the Consolidated.
Tur funeral services over tho romans
oflthp late Elizabeth W. Andrew were
held In the seventh ward meeting house
yesterday afternoon. Tho spolkurs were
Elders David Mckenzie, Geprge open
shaw, stephen Hunter and William
Thorn, Bshop Of tho ward. Tho dcccascd
was an old.tino resident uf the seventh
ward. aud was we'll known aud ro-
spec Cd.
TINS Third precinct Ropuhllcan club
will hold IT, monthly meeting in The old
Seven zenith ward school house ON Mon
day night nuxL An Interesting program
has been prepared Tor tho occasion, con-
sistIng u an address by Judge Zane aud
SONGS by Sam Spfy. john James aud
others. The constitution viii be presented
for adoption. The public are inyi cd TO
DO present. Special seats reserved for
ladies. A. q. 0eudcs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-24
Tanning Materinl.

Much has been said VI late concern.
ing canaigre for tanning purposes.
other things besides caHaieIo are
lalkod about. Tho Rlehheld dduOcdte
Of February u, has tle iOllowiul3
"Why need the people 20 wild over
canaigte2 Tue shrub calluI 'squaW.
berry, n variety Of sumuo (llhusl, Is Hs
good Tor taupiug az auy plant known,
aud there u plenty Of 10 grow ng will
every where"
Tue YOUTHS companion u February
10Th has q chapter on The "AtoXican
Ear Beau" which appears 10 TO u
promising rival Of both cauaigfo aud
squawbutry. Now the question n,
eau the "Ear Bean" nu successfully
cultivated 90 or near UtRu2 Here 10
what the Companion sayG
THE MEXICAN EAE BEAN.
"Whllo durb.suooting year Or two
ago ON the shore OF one OF tho boauli.
ful lnkea which render Miuhoacan the
most picturesque OF Mexican states,
the attention OF tho writer was drawn
10 a group OF native women aud chill
dTen IA the woods hard by, tusily en-.
gagged picking up aud placing Ia
baskets what at hfst sight looked like
nuts. Curious 10 know what SORT OF
nuts they were, / drew noar aud asked
a bright little Indian girl what shu hal
there.
"'Frygiss, senior she said. /
further learned from hor that these
UJJlGs (UtauHl wore sollby the Indians
,ra cent auu half "a pDund, auu tnht
they went ina great ship across the
..a o.. HH.s..ftI.f 4 EHFuUuaA tuHar4 HN...s
wufe usgi ils tanning bccsfTO (lalhur)
o. s7pgtls lshoes.)
"Ail TINS from little tawny lndii1
al. not more than eleven years OLE.
Furthermore learned that this bean
yas lam Il from iia resemblance 10 tue
human ear aud thEtin tleir language
II was simply tao ear bean,
".t was uuws 10 me that .horc " ~ a
kini OF bean which contained tho
aAtglugent principle OF uto h tan
leather. / leihnugut myself Of toe
ruthless manner iu Whsh whole i.t.
eats Of oak and homlocE uta annually
Z. Del aud or, 1Hi o. thoIr ulr. iu tAs
Uniiud gtairs nnl In Chns "a 70 pro-.
cato material Tor tanuiug--aud thsI
to, IA places Wutfs Drought tg0m iau
destruction Of thu forests Ia becoming
moro oppressive every year.
at scented 10 me mat tAis enr baRu
might be imported 10 stay, iH aJuo
degree at least, this great OWL. spent
an ontifo Jay collecting TACT, concern.
log It, which may be condensed late a
paragraph,
"fuosu ear beans grow wild on n
small Zee, which reaches tho height (
twenty aud thirty ie5t with wi1s,
branching Mmua. ne many VI tun
bushels often Frlg on a single tree.
"WAen rip0 they fall 10 ,hc gruund
and over many extensive uau'a,
MT only In Michoaogu, but ~ CO.
linn and Guerrero, until Ihoussn 40 Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-24
At THE CHURCH UNIVERSITY.
Professor George N. Marshall's Lecture
LAST Night

Last evening Professor George NJ.
Mafshsll delivered lecture at the
Church University on tho subject Of
"C0louies and Cllonial Life"
The speaker referred 10 George Wash.
iug,on as the orowning glory OF Amer.
lean patriotism, but stated that he was
of many noble men who had lived
during the early part Of our history.
Daring the niloea,h century tho
nations Of western Europe were atyug.
cling Tor supremacy. The discovery
Of America by Calumbus under the
auspices Of spain was followed by tio
exploration anu conquest OF the greater
part Of South America aud the south.
eru part OF North America by tAe
spaniardo.
hut thb French were not idle; their
iiscoyetefs yi5ited the coast Of North
America In the region Of the Carlliuas,
ana later explored the lake region anu
The Mississippi valley.
Meanwhile Henry VII Of England
with hia Charlottesville telilshuets bod
granted ptr.nhtinu 20 tuu Cahuts 10 no
uut an expedition at their own *.
renee aud sail under the EnglIsh naF
% mako discoveries FOR the benefit nl
tho Euglab. Iley sailed along thp
coast from New Fouuiland 10 the
CorolinlP ami thusi laid the foundation
of the English clain o. the greater part
u North America. Each country laid
claim 10 tho territory It discovered,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-24

ani thus An IS Waa divided up
amO < tue .urJIuAn nd. ..,
In the r,un.fi 'sva.ItI" Snauiati
explored they l1unl u'h A'Iuj .u
was TAX frlm The 10 s.' ail .,li'
ttd "a - Spain ig H''i luhn'l.i'.'
We people been usWgl. n'f t"'.
iul luEufy f0ipat4. soon consequent
80 Of tutfgy naI IHiyi hnA ll'
spanish nati0n ll. i"'o lAair Due
canoe.
The English on 1e contrary FUND
no gold 81 wealthy nalvrs luty
were Obliged % wang iIu 'lh ,ttln
Az lhu wealth thcy 3Isili al tl.
re- ult was tlc mIsirr 10 tue Glt ron
chArlc'us Too hF. E..I Nrl l"s'
"iiici in America ge.e ug.iudus'ii ~
aul hence dii u.t 't tAt t''H
olhorsui more ia.u- uNHH pD plt came
enI tho y with 90 A g. was I'iil'
Tho leHpu OF Go a.Iln tu.t'ei Hh
lafeo plantations nl1 F'.n fiht @
population oEtenItI over lA,fn pAf.
OF Tue Territory Tie nIHiherHt
giants u land t1 settlers aud iuc miil'
nres oitno inIiaus u.f. favored siiI O
eyslCm.
Ia tho North rho tr.l wss ie's fertile,
hshing and trading NtIu Dos. 90 40.
roiiccl u wtaiil, tlo lua1.s veto
savaSe aua al clu..a.l ID ua.c ttt'
Element la ciliss % n.craIll.
Ia TIE South mnry flttsH were held
and thoif laUor w. prod Ba.; lu she
Noith thny wero mI.T uHI4 tl srf-
wants la The Iuls Y.il, AID alarc
never became bu..r u.
ihoaitliuIU Ci .u. s " l1Glr4I ll1
c0lonios Wa uatusl luuy iI..,srling
on thu UAft uf il mother gJIutlg, bus
simply 10 q dtAifs .Ul Laln.
a ia" wGa maize tquiills all goods
70 be carried la a. s'.a vessels. TINS
developed thiIbJIiiuf aud commerce
IN tue cUl0uiuf. Iat later they were
required 10 ship certain ptoducis 10
England only; ono her law forbade
thum 10 b, shipped from 0Hu colony 90
nu0thor without going by way u Lag.
iahd. Aui hually, Ill goods were r,'
guifci 10 DO bought iu England, and
ihry wofn forbidden % manu- actuft
them even where they had row mater
lHls Ia abundance.
Oi course smuggling became com,
mon. q war with tlu French, caused
by conflicting claims Ia tho Ohil val.
ley ended In the defeat oi thu Ffench
aui the Ccaslou % England OF all the
lAui east u the Missiuippi. A. the
beginning Of the revolution there wa.
no thought Of Independence, but the
progress " events made this Necessary.
Tho Declaration % Independence
made thirteen independent sialvi; the
framing aud adoption oi tho con,titu.
Ton was the crowu.ug act which made
the United States Il nation, aud guar.
nntecd liberty 10 many millions " thu
human race.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-24
RECENT MlDlciL DlSCOgaAY.
An Anilioie Tor Morphine and other
Poisoning. -Locil Lxperim,ut,.

Dr. wight AND other promi cni
gentlemen interested In ncicll
science ualo s0mc very interesting
rxpchmuna day with p,rmarr,nate
OF potassium as Hn auui1te Cos
morphine plI 3alnr. Aud wha,
asrrAl.fyl q g. them was the fci
iLlt t1cF " o. bl.hiy .uCr,as ul.
IIatAl fmcu.. we're c. ed forth in
rHft rom .uu made tl GuIup.pit,f'
.rtt 8i1Iu Ibuta ~ ~ Drs T. rcdIHl
mur, BIwut, Daily naH VHuf.r
lri qIiu,eiie Of mclir1l pau.iU4ugie
sIlnusttr,I hyVullCrmic,il % n
H-listJan ufT, ia Grains VI M9rphinr.
ln athori umu to symptoms were
fuoh gH T. iIllC4te That Toe
u0s was tyHf, tIe victim
~ ou pzrrfImtnt Then DIX
gmina OF iuunangabsis of p1a7sium
tus iuisIT ltciud md the flsul.
wt- tIAt ihu mon. los was uuutraIA-u
aud tue dog recovered,
tI"ttI.r % tao new aI''tfJlu DE-
wight said 90 q NEWS repre-
sentative tl.B uilrrnuIu. "As g. V,f-
mauluuutu " rsihrsium being an ausi'
DOT 8, m Hfphirv POI 0mug tue hIs.
account 40 have d. ~ uao inf
tliz lurpu-r wgt by Dr. WIN. Moor
- .u .tAuyoIy obscure rhytirilu ul
NgW NUrg Jily. d.. % VI sags hu
vac % g,inga we'll known oct or
plvursy WAC was llso addicted g.
mlfphiu2 alI used tho TgI.
LautAuatr NOT for the habit, but ilr
ctftaiu stiHachi1 troubles aud found
10 corrected very largely the morphine
aAuit ty overcoming tIo utual effects.
F.um Ihil hr wac luI 10 follow DIE
iuyts.ightion with the result that
about aiA weeks ngo he torrorz a fomu
OF HE colleagues by announcing
~ Cuu Of his ounica HE i.trn,i7n Ui
tafing Three grains u morphine anu
proving The pormangantu az az
AntiIUtc."
Iho NEWS Two or three weeks ago
gave a foil account Of this experiment
and iiH success.
Dr. Whgnt continued. Further cz-
rorimouh thuNed the iar g,uatcr bunu'
MS Of tue uuiiIutU, via, that it VIII
nct alter the poison has entered the
circulation, attaching and rendering u
Inert, TINT too, by Introducing tue AMI.
doie hypldeImicslly. Reports from
different parts 20 t4u cauutry slrnady
show The goJd Results Of tho auiiIOtv.
Certaluly DO one need fear % use n II
occa,i1u rr4uifef. Other lIms opium
plis1niug ns lguiauuni, utc., bfr ny np.
pf0pf.st1 treatment made 81 Yield "
TUE seeming great discovery"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-24

TIE Eemi.tnnual Conference VI tue
Salt Lake stake OF Zion will convene
In the Assembly Hall, Salt Lake Ciiy,
on Fhdiy. March ., isgi Meetings
will be hell as foll1vG Fdday, sstui
tsy and sunday at iOa a. Ia, . p. mp
ami 7i3J y. ~. ."b a.sf0iu,, ,.-Nivs 1i
s4-s--y 6lh - e. -. -.s-f-r-s r ..v
o. .rys 1sA-''s = ~ ''..-aa.
a general Attendance Of the Priest.
hood aud people :, desired.
Tbs different Stake organizations are
particularly requested to have iull and
complete reports ready In time Tor the
Conference.
AN0us NJ. CANNON,
JosEru H.. Taylor,
CuAHLrB W. PENRosE,
Presidency Of stake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-24
AT TUE JACKSON SCHOOL.
lnsioresilng Washington EXerclses.-
Program Appreciated aud Bald.
Ing Admired.

Pupils, loaohou, parents aud patrons
to the number Of one thousand strong
assembled il tho ample corridor OF the
Jaokion school to render ami listen 90
a splondid program Of oEefclr9t pci-
tanning 10 tho birth OF Washington,
whose lie IL legacy TO this nation.
Before the literary part Of the pro.
gram occurred an exercise In physical
culture took place, Ia which tho var.
ious evolutions showed much XIII ami
precision, aud reelected credit upon tho
teacher anu upon the system. The
program completed, another ply.
steal exercise took place, and
NJ In the rnt Instance was
creditably performed. The decor.
ATOMS showed caro- and good
aud the Artistic drnpinga Oi the same,
hrcathed spirit OF patriotism into the
occasion.
AZ the close, By special request,
portion of the program was repeated
much 10 the qualification u vlsitots.
A pleasant feature 10 Principal
Bm1t0ri aud corps OF teicnefi was tho
large attendance VI visitors and thr
general approval manifested towards
the exercises o. the day. Before leav-
ing, large number Of visitors went
through the various paris oi tho build.
ing, expressing satisiaeiion vita the
appointments nnd character % the
structure. THIS school will observe
tho anniversary OF the birth Of Andrew
Jackson, March 10Th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-24
EmerY Notes.

SrRSG GLESN, Emery County,
February y, 1894.
Ed.tor Dcacrsi AeUG
We havs had two cases Of diph.
iberia In this place, one young man
Of about - years OF age. WIN. Ewcil.
Brother &. II. Cook wont and OK.
aminod his throat aud then took down
with the same disease, he being some
90 years 0i age. Both are getting
better now. We had 10 stop the school.
We are bringing our canal near com.
pletlon, aud We expect 10 get water on
our land and townsile this spring,
then We look flr better times In this
part OF the Lord'- vineyard.
WILLIAM MILLER.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-24
Good Words for Poplar ugoyc

Good Words for Poplar Ggoye
School.
"rho Washington and Long,ellow
exercises at the Poplar Grove school
yesterday" wrltos "a l.. B." 10 tue
NEWS, "were u high order. No.
where In the public schools IL there
more progress TO be observed than IN
the training aad discipline uf tie
pupils q this school. Tao ussays wore
particularly well wrillel. 'rae good
language showing that tho pupils have
rec wed very careful training. The
AcfosliC on HAshirgton (Wilh
hatchetsl by ten boys ~ tue primary
grade was universally well given. php
recitation "rho Co. nics" which wss
mostly original was very ins,rucllve.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-24
DEATHS From pinhtherln.

About week ago that dreadful die.
ease diphtheris entered the family
circle OF William MoLaohlan, aud on
Wednesday last his son James n aged
years, suceumbed to IL rHyageS. on
Thursday another son, Robert b., also
passed away. The latter was In his
twelfth year. The remaits Of both
were Inferred In the Tay GENE.
terry yesterday afternoon, Feb. %. Two
other children are suffering from the
tamo diseasc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-24
Charity Entertainment.

Following Is the program to be rem.
derrd nj the Theater tomorrow night
under the auspices Of the Press club
and Ia the Interest Of charity:
Vocal. "rhc Sew Kingdom" ....... .........,T Tours
ilnhurt Cor iuaki.
Vocal, "fhcfo 10 CITY Hrighr'. Loud
a J Thomas.
Lecture, "liYpuuti4m" ....ffof. q. a. Mathews
Vocal, LOAD Kindly Light ,..uudlCy uuCk
4, NJ. o. A. Vuarioite.
Prof. II. Z. lifouse will act a. musi.
cal director.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-24

E'lr Js..t Ne .l.rG ui ieton,
Ftgalatc.ulu,l .s.., tr.-rued hsi
cvcuius tf.n mission &, the North
Ua..rru t..r. Tor which part Of tue
country boo .r. bob. .omv Uu February
s-I. ls1l. lilo lablreI in Indiana at
different times rFgfrratuf in al
siAtcuu months o. % ir ONO i'r llr
frnliaItr t. h.s Aut, Yur from lhr
WU. 40 fslrf,s having bod fpJl
health lsd ilas i.t miH... 70 Dr. lH O.
.jo.iaIUs ,.sa.l l.asf % 70 tA-
,sla 30 .yayl i.r hons va Monuay
.Hat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-24

The RIO dundo Western railway
"hs Two go; uNFresi tr,Ina scfoss tue
continent daily. II runs uyeywhurr.
A'ili.ugh iis hrcImm daliogs are Ito
'.Ht lls fAics ARE the lowest. Through
dropping ears 10 Denver, Kansas cay,
omaha and Chicago. Free clair care
! lckei oiii,o ~. IS Wet, stconu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-24
Organized Forestry.

All who fsver Forestry Ofganlaa.
ton should attend the meet ING In tue
parlou Of the Hotel rempleton this
evening. Now IL the time 10 give the
movement the right start Tue hour
h eight O'Clock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-24

on February sih, March slh aud
April 9th tho y. 4 D. II. II. Will coll
excunion tickets fsnm Chicago 10 the
following points In Virginia aud West
Virginia NJ rate Of one faro flr the
round trip;
Harpera Ferry, wa; Charlss,own,
VIVA; WluCh,uirE Va; Harrison.
turg, Va; BIaunlOr, Va. ana LeKiug.
ton, Va.
In addition 10 these points excursion
tickets Will also b. sold 90 al points on
the Harpers Ferry aud Valley Branch
at tho same rates anu on tue SAME
dates.
TlcHot' will DO good for return pas.
sage twenty l2ll days from da.s OF
sale.
For further information call on or
address L.. 3. Allen, Ass't. Cen. Piss'r.
Agent. thirnru ill
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-24

Kccn your decide aud other ya'uauios, In.
eiuIug Jewels, t1 "a safety deposit hoK AZ
louh hfNIuEH Utrk q 1ruat 20. Hcnt by
tue Year only amounts 10 few cents prr
month ladies spcglaliy inyitcd TO call kui
see vaults.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-24

n IL vcur duty 10 yruisofto 0., ,,5
~ mot 900 augumgisii .r b. v.ltr tio a
tAla l'inR. Hoad's sAnspay!iln n
IVY ,lv me lolus Nol meet 10 urifg.
NlAl,@, anu r-f'ch your Hood. That
.eu Hrllng which rfco's rcarV
e.a'y,ne In tho spriug Is driven on bv
t'.,t 7a'sapAtllln, the great fyrinr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-24

We have quick money TO loan on
improved city real esiatc ut reasonable
lu'ercst. Conway & D1nnollan, rooms
5000 Commercial Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-24

The leading ucntiAts, DOuly Block.
Strictly nrit.class work Mt our.hul.
price charged elsewhere. Best west oil
Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-24

, Time oh,rkaanu asrrtg GrsheI by
tls'si l.; Tracy q brd q Z amer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-24

Dr. hufrUwa Ogulis,, Auri5t and Op-
tleinn' rprctacios fitted. Commercial
Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-24

In buying or selling Secondhand
Goods We recommend the /. Y H., IS
east, Second South, Guj-G9ods wanted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-24

uool' Pills become the fnvori,c
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