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Abendblatt., 1894-12-19
GttpaS nnnt Tesfentr.
Gin QeIer frGQt an :

Sfh W
Sn meldbem Sabre lit bic 6 err n / e
bonn Segfeucr in Die 6riitli6c 8eli9ton
eingefibrt worOen. SD mOcbtc gerne
miIen, mas ba fir 8etpeiS9riiuoe Dorz
liegen unb tpte Der Stifter OerieIben
beiBt.
8ir BADEN bi5ber nocb ni4t 6aran ges
ba6t, baS MISREPRESENTATION i'm Seq
feuer ais vGeremonie" 3u betradte1, bod
bat ia aub elm GROCER MaIer 6as iin9ite
@eri9t ais Geremonie auf9efaBt unO bic
felbe iebr broltii6 Oerani9aultcbt, tOobet
II. a. 3pei grinien6e Geufel einen feiften
Climber oer9eitaLt reintgen, 6aB ite tbnl nit
ei1em 2eintu9 bur9 ben 2eib fabren, al
6efieu beiben 3ipfeln ite abpe6ielnO 3leben.
0tr ftn6en beS9aIb bic SOee bes Seq
fsuerS ais @eremOnie 10 9an5 vObne" nicbt,
bo9 f0nnen mir bic Trage nG9 benz vSttt@
ter oer1elben" nur ungenigen6 b%ednttDDrten.
0te NoriteQun9 BON elmer &eini8ung Der
obgeibte6eneu Seele 6ur3 Teuer lit att
pariii9 un6 nur6e 3uerit bon BENT alerans
brinti@en &%trbenLebrer Sri9ineS (aIio
ibon i'm @nfang beS brittcn SabrbunbertS)
in BEN 6reiS ber 2e6re bon ben lebten Dim
gen bereingc3ngen. Qlub BET lateinti3e
&tr6enDater Sertulian bat r1n 6te1elbe 3ett
benz @ebanfen BON elmer Geinigung na6
benz GDbe Musbrud oerLieben, bic beuttge
Gebre bonn Se9feuer aber, bic 9ebre bon
einem iinnli9 retntgenben Seuer, ftnbet it6
am auS9eprGgteiten BET Nuguittn, Der ie
nit l. &or. 1,15 GIT begriinben illbte, ns
es beiBt: Q8irb obcr SemGnbeS Merf Derz
BREMEN, 10 mtr6 er 6eB Sbaben Leiben
er ieIbit aber tpirb ieli8 tperben, 10 bod, 0lS
burb's Seuer. - Nber au6 Nu9uitin ipar
it6 ieiner Sa9e nod nibt itcber, einlnal
~3tpeifelt CT faum mebr 0aran, 6ann aber
ia9t ct tuieber: r@S lit OieaeiBt tpabr"
(vforsitan verum est.")
Nu9 bel ben SuOen 9ebt Ser @erebtc
ntbt auemal 9lei9 in Den 0immeL elm,
vSene, Die ouf Grber ntcbt 9an3 gere6t
9etpeien," ia9t Bic rabbiniibs 9e6re, Iei0en
QuaIen 6es SeuerS unb Oieies Seuer 1T
beren 8uBe."
@regor BET @roBc macbt allen 3peifcln
Iber bie 8abri6einIi6feit zines ioI6en
8wti6enortS Elm @nbe, inbem ct Die 2eDrc
our @laubensia6e ma9t. (yNt1 Elm 9feiz
ni9ungSfeuer Dor benz i~iin9iten @ert9t
m1uB man %9Iauben".) gta6 Der fatboLiibeu
Qebre 9iebt eS uGmli9 Elm Tegfeuer nur bis
gum ~jin9iten 0ert6t; nadbcr 9tebt eS nut
nod 6tmmeL un6 66uc. Q(uf benz &On3tl
gu SGOren3 1889 enbti6 wurbe Die 9e6rt
pom Tegfeuer 3u einem fOr1nIi3an 0Iaus
benSartifeI erbOben.
0as 2tuerieeIenfeit berubt auf benz Sc
6anfen Der Ntrfiamfeit Ser Tiirbitten BET
Strdbe unb i6rer 9lGubi9en auf Grben i'm
ScnieitS, cine 2ebrc, ipeI6e bic Jteiormaz
loren, Die bic @erOienitli9teit gutter @erft
bcitritten, Derlparfen.
SOoieL bonn Tc9feuer unh 6eiien vStifz
teri. 8enn mir bamit bic @iBbegier unz
ieres 9I6onnenten befrie6i8t baben, foQ'S
unS ~freuen, wienobl berartige @e8enitGnbe
fir gep0bnli3 niht bon tpeItltd6en Get
tun9en be6onbelt wer6eu. 0a es aber
Auf8abc be8 3citun8si9reibers lit, 8elez
9entlicb Semanbem ybie 90Qe bciB" gu
ma6en, 10 i9ld8t am @n6e Die @rfl6rune
bonn Tegfeuer oub in letn Sa3,
Abendblatt., 1894-12-19
Neue Shweinefeude in 1r1tTourt

@te aus Gar6en GttD in M}iliourt Be-
ridtet tpirb, lit in ienem S6eiIe 6e8 Staa=
teS unter ben S9tpeinen etne &ranfbeit
arSgebro6en, iiber Oeren Gbarafter biz
3il6ter unb 6anOLer it1 ntcbt rcdbt flat
lperoen f0nncn. Die eriten SDmptome
Gubern iib boourcb, baB Bic Gbiere BON
0Saienbluten befaacn tDerben, tposu ftd
ipdter beftt9e 9u~itenanfale g%eie0en. Ser
Sob tr;tt nit alien 3eiben Ser 2ungcnentz
climbing etn. 8Gbri9einIi9 bonoeGt es
it6 bier INN Bic tnOti8e 2un9enentsin6ung
tpel6e anitedenb unO audi erbli6 lit unb
taft atSnabmSloS nit Dem Sooe enbet.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-19
@teS

Die @offe, nit peGcber man Sic 3ue
I8la9s3Due beS 9luSlan6es g~egenii6er ben
@racn9niien Nmerito's ~lbertrumpfen al
tOnnen 9laubte, lit ba8 I'M Sommer 1890
erIaiiene @eieB, tpO6ur9 benz 8ralbenten
bic GoQmabt perlie6en tpurbe, M6cbtcn.
bic ben G~r3eu8niiien Amerifa's einen be-
Abendblatt., 1894-12-19

-Sobn g. 6opfins lit beute Dor einem
Sabre in Chicago gum WtaDor ermdblt
porOen. Bras i'm 0iterreiAii9en @rbs
foLgefrie9e erObert, buGOt9t 1741 ben Surs
~firiten @arG gilbert bon 8aDern. 1906
fommt gfapoleon i'm &rie9e se8en BreuBen
unb &uBIanb in Barl9au N. 1888
ititr3t bic Bride set GoncorObaDn, unpeit
6ootiet in gtetu 6ampibtre Elm unb II
Qlrbeiler, tpeIbc Ncparaturen OO%rnabmen,
"itiir3en in Bic eiiige 6lutb unb e%rtrinfen.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-19
Ueberfpdrfdm

v6srr 8iirgermetiter 9err 8ir9erz
mctiter, $ &atbhaus brennt! @'i6winO
ben S6li1ie1 gum SprtBenbaus !" = ySa
tparum net gar! Ss'S mo- net s'nug, bags
0tatbbauS brennt - m0cbt's s. Sprib'n
aa' no rutntren?! !" G6l. 3D.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-19

mag au9 tetn Mui9tt nit linn tauf9en. =
S4enft Sir Der G3or Elm 81, 10 Oerlangt
er Elm 9ubn GlS @egengGbe, Btl Der
G3ar Htemen f4neiOen, 70 ltefern Die 8au=
ern bo3u bic 9aut, = Selbt bo8 9u6n Der
G3artn legt feline @4maneneier.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-19
1Iuh pi11 0prnf

SER: Oftr fbeint, S6r Gobn beIr9t
ale Senefter Zine arbere l1niperittdt !"
8raueret6tteftor: v9aS brtugt
6as @ci3aft mai 10 nit fi6!"
6err: v8aS ftuotert ct 6enn?"
8rGueretbtreftor: vStu6ieren?
@ar NIGHTS! Gr fi9rt MUIR unfer
IS Vie etn!"
Abendblatt., 1894-12-19

- Die S9iebs9eri6tsz8iu bes 8un6esz
arbeitscommiii6rs @rtsbt l4afft 5 GOme
miiiGre, bic teber idbrIi9 1900 Dollars
@ebaIt be3teben, madt 1880 Dollars ;
bier3u $500 0ouars fir etnen @etretGr,
mabt alIein ait @ebaltern Al, 900 Dollars.
0a Gommiifar @rt9Dt ieGbitOeritdn0li6
nibt baran bentt, Wtit9GieO Der GOmmifiOn
gu tperOen, lit Sic fIotte Notwithstanding
8an3 ~unei9ennilBig.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-19
0ie @Oroncrss 6 fbporenen in gen

- Die GOroncrSs 0ci9porenen in Stem
Orleans baben, pie beute Der Selegrapb
melbet, ben ungepoIfterten TuBboben bes
SaaleS, in 6em Der Sauitfampf f~tattfan6,
fir ben Sob 8open's berontportIi9 gez
ma9t. 0as 1T AUDI gang rtcbttg, benin
penn 8otpen ni3t nit benz GOpf auf ben
TuBbOben auf8ei6Iagen Wdre, tpGre er
beute nod am 0eben. St fam ii9 iibrtz
gems gGi6Ii4 ibdBen, 8Gei9 mouictObt
9eblieben GIT iein, benin iOnit bdtte ibm fir
Ietne 11nporiicbtt9feit unb bic bem &(opfz
fecbter 2aOi8ne bereiteten 11nanne6mlicbz
feiten nod cine erempGarii3e Strafe
gebIbrt.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-19
SSuinpiS Ge1tfrnI

aae burcb9ebenben J3use ben Der @~eutroI.S sta on,
II. gftGaBs na y g9rf 9ton; 3H9e fir BEN @iibem tOnnen
rontlnert Werbei1. Sifets in Der StabtsOfffce. i94 Siib
G~larf=StraBe, uuo I'M Nubttor;lu1zoDt sI.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-19

- SIM Senot pflegt ieber Senator iein
Stefenpfsrb au BADEN, un6 70 bat AUDI Ser
Senator @auinger aus Netp 6ampibire
iein S~tedenpfer6, ndmIi9 bic Climber
leibung Gano6aS. @s lift eigentGidb vtctn
iubs, baB man barber tobte 66ut", Oenn
peber @auinger nod DieG ~iitngere 2eute erz
Ieben es, baB bic @erein. Staaten un6
Canada ems tper6en. Nber @auin9er
b6lt es bod fir feline Bfi6t, BEN @ebonfen
pacb 31 crbalter, unb 10 wirb benn al unb
SIT cine vGeloGutton", Sic Canada gum @n7
I9GuB at bic Ser. Staaten einIaOet, eingez
reicbt unb pfIi9ti6uIoi8it an ben Qusl9uB
fir Die 8e5ie0unGen sum Qu8Ianbe oeripicz
fen. Sci benz ma1bert ite bann in 6en
Gapterforb. Sci bieiem NuSi6uB bat
audi Die @autnger'i9e &eloIuttOu cine
&ubeit6tte gefunoen.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-19

- IS tann Gtner 8anfprGii6ent un6
6o6 in Tinonsfuben Elm GieI iein. Der
8antier ct. Sobn in Stem gorf, Der 9rdz
iibcnt Ser vW3ercantiIe NattonaG 8ant" bat
ii6 III cinem 8rief an bic rQ(iiOc. 9reiie"
ausOriidIi1 bagegen ~Derwabrt, fir einsr
~@tnb6nger Der 9Oppelipd6run0 6urcb 9ez
genietti9e 8eretnbGrunQ Ser N0lfer 9ebalz
ten gu merben. ct iet i'm Gesentbeil fir
cine idruntenlois 8raguns ~unierer StIz
beroouors iebtger 8Gbrun9, obne bic auerz
gerin9ite Riidit9t auf bic 8~dbrungs9eiebe
anbercr 80Iter. Ser 8tutam g. st.
SObn muB ni9t ALIEN Elm gtamensOetter,
ionbern AUDI Elm @eiiteSbruOer bes 8robis
bitionSnarren Sobn pterce ct. SObn fem.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-19
GiPenbaRn~ &aRrpRdne.

Nbtc0DD &c ySDrtEso fter;ss@ tfembNb Gifet
OttceS: 9tpS. 206-20S GLarf=StraBe, an Der
Datle9 Nnenue Station IuS am Depot, @de Meass
uIo atn5te=StraBe.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-19

ion6eren 3ou auferlcgten, nit 8te6erner1
%geItung burh 1tnteri0gung Der gtnfubr bon
ir9cnbmetben GrSeugniifer iolber Otacht
gu Oroben, unb Sen 3ettpunft fir baS Snz
frafttreten ioI6er MieberpergeLtun9 3u be-
itimmen. Die 0emotraten batten bGmalS
l6er bic Dem 9raii6enten partition Derz
ltebene MtaAt 9rOBeS 0ei6rei ansei6Gagen
unb barum itebt eS ibnen ei9entLib i6le3t
an, ieBt 10 9etuaLtt9 nit 6ieiem SGbeI gu
raiieLn. 9o3 Goniequen3 lit ntbt Die Eue
genb, bic in Der 8oLitif iebr ftrenge seiibt
tpir6.
9eutI6ldn6 t0nnen mir BET leinem
gSeine paden unb Spanien BET ietnem cu>
baniiGen 3u6er. SIS linb Oieie beioen
2dnber, Sic iiber 6te Qufbebung unierer
@c9enieittg tcitspertrGge am metiten perz
i3nupft ftn6.
GUba bat be56oIb auf WfebL, 6as biSDer
5oufrei etngtn8, einen @infu6rsOu hon
$4.75 9elegt un6 0eutlc6lanb bat unierem
Jttn6Dteb bic Tbiire Dor Der Stale 3ugez
macbt. 8enn pir uns cine 3ettlan9 ben
0cnuB bon Oeutl3em 8ein unO cubantz
i6em 3ufer Derlagel1, ober fir Sic eil1bei>
mtIAen O6er Gr3eugniiis an6erer 2anOer
einen tbeuerern Breis bea0bIen pOQen,
f0nnen tpir unS baS 8ergni9en Bet 8iebcr7
Oer8eltun9 cine 8ett lang gOnnen unb beiz
ipieG8peiie guba einen S9a6en bon GA
WiuiOnen Dollars I'M Sabre 3ufi9en. Qlber
es lit, tpie man iiebt, Elm &f BEL sem
beibe G6eile 9aare laiien, tpenn itc ni6t
elm Ginieben baben unO iieb pertragen.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-19
N : Union poGeneer Station.
IVIBGnnSuIvdnid LINES.
men @pnntaos
MSan19., @amaI. Mmo 0aetfom.@ tr.

S~ttetsOffices: au BET Citation, in 248 q. Glart.
StraBG Gds Sodion, uub I'M Au6itoriun1s9 pttL.
9ur9=3i9e tGbreu pie folgt mad Gtntr0l.9eit:
eSGnIim- tEGnIih amSnennnrmen GnnntnnA-
Abendblatt., 1894-12-19
@nnnrtd1 Dnntufer.

Sd9ltb nab Gactne, MiInaufee, Sbeboaoon, N1auts
tDtopc, SmO 8toers, Setpounee, Mbunpee, 0tnrQeou Ban,
NtenDnltnee, Burlington uub Mautitee I'M 1br NbenSs.
Sdtee uno 2ods; SHB Der NiAloan Mne, 2aSbotp
Abendblatt., 1894-12-19
abfobrt anfnnft

EShica9o, Willis ufee &C ct. uI=GtIemb
" StnSt.Sidet=Of1ce: 207 gIorfzotroBe; 3elepbpne
219o Wtoin. Union 8afiaeier Station Canal, Adams.
Unb M}e0liou=StraBe
Abendblatt., 1894-12-19

THicaen, gFOG SSGamO g. gaciHcz2SaBm. -
~ 8afa9iersStatton Ban @nrtt,.9tr., elm g1o2
09Al YOarb oi Grabe. 3idet.Gfhce: 1914 Glnrtlfr.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-19

gEgTgETTT5l GDtca9p, Burlington 6 0mimcN
&~sFn2WIAEeTnEYS GtietbNtt.
MsSSnnalSMAAhaAAsSs45A TIr TtdetB uno G9Iahpaaen 1pre3t
EEsaaa EESSSESHTH&d Dor III I'll GlorfsGtr. II. IN Der Union
MsEs@EsNlNgSSNSa VeIfen9er StotiD1L eouaLotraEe InS
GMsESAAI1a5s Mbauts.
3H9e @bfabrt AufuHit
Abendblatt., 1894-12-19

Gbtea8p & 90eF NttGtgam,8abm -
Gur9fobrenbe 8aee mad Sronb &opibs, M&usf.aau.
SraDerie Stir, 6borIepoiL petDsteD, @pp @ieiu, Der.
Ioiisn Z. :Str.' Stotion 3ete GrOnt. StobtsOfRcs:
81 &lart Str.
8GeG Ebfabrt MufunTt
Wp9tntose. =. ............. S:25 Sc. 1:25 81.
Wo9enta9e, BuffetsgarIor.GorS. e. 500 q. $50 q.
Seoe1 Tag 4dllof'GGrs. ........... 11:45 y. 7:20MG
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Northern Notes.
FARNISaroE, Davis Co., Utah,
Eshruarv 4 1874

FARMISarOE, Davis Co., Utah,
February o, 1894.
Edit0r DCterei A6DG
Saturday evening at 1880 O'Clock six
European missionaries leis tho Farm.
inglon station, two OF whom were from
this county, John Ford Jr., OF Center
vile, and John CLARK, OF this place.
John 10 The the sixth missionary that
Brother Clark has parted with from his
family.
Only few evenings before taking
leave OF his numerous friends, Elder
John CLARK met with his friends Ia
farewell sooiAble. Tho Pennington
brass band, with torches, marched down
10 the sooiaole, disc0ursing merry
music. Many greetings aud blessings
male tue heart stout 10 brave his long
journey TO Turkey, Europe. / learned
that ten other missionaries wore rot
apart when tho Fix were set apart for
Europe, some OF whom were 10 the
u. =. A. Most Of them were OK.
peclcd 10 DO on this same train.
Many near friends saw the Elders Of
on their miesiOns.
There are many fine modern brick
residences recently built In Davis
county, and other MARKS Of thrift
characterize this section Of tho country.
/ read "a letter from Bishop w. W.
CLARK, Of Montpelier, Idaho, OF recent
date. lie said slolghing was good aud
curing the winter time they were
enjoying excellent meetings which
resulted ia many applications Tor
baptism, aud time was appointed To
attend 10 this ordinance. The Warm
Syringe was designated asa very olu.
veniont place for this purpose; n build
ing enoloses the springs. AZ tue time
appointed "A sleighinE party was gotten
up, and although the springs were
fifteen miles away, II was surprising 10
loarn that thirty.twO candidates were
baptized. A very general reformation
IA In progress In that hranci.
Yesterday was spent visiting the
Sunday school OF Pennington. Bible
questions came up IN tho theological
class, which was a very large ono ANA
admirably conducted. About thirty
minutes was devoted before the close
OF the c5njoint school 20 listen 20 40
illustrated lecture by Elder Il, 5toYep-
son, aud At . pm. a crowded house
was also addressed by the same Elder,
which lecture was also iiiustrateI with
painting, iUur In number. Tho day
WAS nue nat rather cool iu the shade.
More snow oglat8 here th,n iu salt
Lake county. The people OF thls
vicinity hel juhllaut over the pr1s.
poets for the coming season, as gbuui.
ance Of dritIed snow ~ piled up IN o.,
mountains which is always ruar
antee VI good crops In Utah.
EDWARD STEyENsUN.
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PROVO.
Death of oscar Cuff.

Oscar Lyons Clufi oreathed his last
at 1890 on SUNDAY evening at the
home Of his sister, ME-. Mary A. Bos
hard, where he has been tiuco October
last.
He was born Ia Provo CITY, U. 70
July 0,h, 1862, being 81 yU'rs, siN
months anu twenty.tovon days on
he was tue son OF David ADJ ntfah a.
Flemings Cluh. In March, l5'9i ne
was taken with dipntneria and never
fully recovered frjm IT, elects. IN
December, 1884 his hOalin was sill
further shattered by an attack Of
hemorfhnge OF tue siJmaon. \ Two
yoafs' trip 10 Ariz1na Iaruaily restored
bin, but last October hU susiainol an
other attack Of hcmOfrahge, when
brought on dropsy ami Ut last caused
his death. lilo was fnhulod 70 Miss
Nellie Houtz on Chrlstmns night In
1855. A wife and two chlldren hfo
left TO mourn bis loss. lie was nen.
Dor of the Church Of Jesus Christ y
Lattsr.day Saints, ani the iunsrl
services we're held this afternoon Ia
the Fourth ward meeuug house.
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Pleasant Grove Items.

PLEAsANr GRuvB, Feb. oh, 1906
Some hneen pcuOns from American
Fork and ike number from Lshi viii
start for tho Mldwiater Fair At nm early
date.
Twelve young men Of Amorl.
can Fork were selected yesterday 10
perform missions; ten out VI the mum.
Der responded that thoy were willing
10 10 when called upon.
The weather has been very cold the
lsst few days.
The stringent times or lack Of patron.
age has caused the only drinking saloon
In town 10 close down. Such institu.
tons do not eeom 10 thrive In THIS burg.
The young peoples conference con
Tenes at Lehi next saturday and Sun.
day. Elder David Mckenzie Of Salt
Lake City will deliver u lecture n tue
Sunday evening session.
Marshal Ernest Halliday had one
side Of his face frozen tho other night
while driving over TO Alpine.
Mrs. Mary Ann Winters has volun.
teercd 10 teach her neighbora' children
the art OF spelling NJ her own home on
the old spelling school style. This
"kids" arc becoming very jealous In
the matter ana we look forward In tbs
near future TO having a biz "spellln.
match"
The young people OF this ward ara
doing some excellent work In thoiI
associations this winter.
The health OF the people was never
better than at present.
A l"bon ton" party will be given
tomorrow evening, tho proceeds 10 "
10 llquidate some Indebtedness OF
meeting house lot, when has been OK
tended anu Ornamented with trees
etc. w.
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10 r.
c cpERnEP 5 SHELF

bAiRYMAN's icEuoUsr.
the summer months. but there was
much warm weather In The fall, and
tho cream would not r.se without. so
got Tee from those who had better
supply and did not happen TO need H.
But as 10 was sometimes dinicult 20
got went 10 work 10 enlarge the Eco.
house. / ought 20 have taken on tho
roof. but 1t was easier 90 build on tho
end than ono aido. 800 / added oight feet
more, keeping four feet Of the length lg
n place Tor % creamer. Tho stock Of
ice, some 10 load. win answer. II rightly
husbandod. mp 90 the middle of October.
but there nro warm davs after that, and
n ono is dependent on ice alone TO cool
tho milk ho may count ON heavy losses,
sometimes rising a8 high ~ % per cent
Of tho cream
SO far am ! convinced Of this that l
believe that II sons farmers who arc
trying 10 cool milk with water alono
were 90 test tho slummilk with a Bah
cock milk tesior they would hardly sleep
nights until they had made some nr.
rnugomonli Tor storing lee.
Wrro 10 build anew / would mako
the storage room 10 feet square, outside
measure II moro room was wanted. /
would mako che posts 10 OF ~ feet high.
] would have o room for the crcamcr. 4
foot inside 30 addition, makiug tho exc
IRENE length 20 feet by 10 VA width. ac-
cording 90 the accompanying plan.
The ice could BE- put In through the
door or. 10 moro convenient. through
openings in tho roar end. In tho lntior
case &c would bu necessary tl close them
with double doors. Ia practice have
found 10 convenient 90 slide tho ice
through the little room into the storage
room. putting in planla Mt Ol aud pack
Ing with sawdust us fast aH allied.
For lumber rough homlocli IL good
enough Tor such building OF wood.
More expensive material is thrown away.
For studding / would uto by O, cover
inside aud out aud hl the space between
the boarding with sawdust, well ram.
med down. Rough boards arc good
enough for roof All that Is wanted Is
to keep the sun and rain out, and be
sure and leave openings 40 tho gables
for ventilation, One u the most active
forces IN melting tho ice Is likely to be a
column 81 heated air over tho ice.
In cutting Ice prefer that from ID
ie inchos thick Cakes 10 by % inchct
arc good size to handle, but they mus
DO cut 90 that a certain number viii
OH q certain space. leaving not less thar
six inches between the mass Of Ice ant
tho sides Of the house. In saving the he,
] use a board 10 mark the course Of ia,
saw ono way and ondoavor TO got amar
who can faw straight tho other way
measuring Of each block, for / find b
ismuch easier TO pack them Il tho block
arc cut truo.-J, q. Fargo in Praotca
| Dairyman.
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Notes.

The w. II. Endots arson oEamina'
tlon occupied the entire jay yesterday
In Commir5lUuef Duiioy's court HIS
honor dld not announce his decision.
The suit Of I. G. Abegg y. w. a .
Miles, brought 10 recover payment for
the driving Of an artpsian well, 10 on
In tho First district court.
The homo VI James Stubs, which
wns moftgagei two ycau since Tor
$500, sold yesterday nj forced sale fof
$500. Thomas w. Jennings bought u
in for the Western Loan & savings
Co., who hold the mortgage
Marriage licenses have been Issued
10 John Comes Of Lehi and Mary r..
Lee Of American Fork, aud Peter q.
Clark and Vilaic Green, both VI Amori-
eau Fork.
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Al Unlululrl 80 u II-rlI.

A mo lyigo that h4l b.rn "a huu7.-
hold remedy Or ever 4ly ye-ts and
used IN that luH Ny "a ~ than l5D.-
OUO,OOO pornns must have gregl mer l..
such u uNlIalu' II found IN BRAND.
RLru's PHIs. This ict demoustFa,ua
tho value ~ these pills better
han any R.aiomont u tho prprrigtorF.
II win bo observed tkgt tins dose fc,
quired Go cure II small. Ono or two
pills taken every night for ten or
tWunly uuyF VIII cure dyspepsia, Coz.
tlyenets, Rheumatism, liver complaint,
tiiioutues', or any disrafe aF.siug iruM
an impure state ~ the blood.
BnndyBih's Pills ara purely vecc.
taulr, absolutely harmless aud safe 10
take at amy Time.
Sold In every drug and medicine
store, either plain or sugar coated.
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Thorois q supcrs,itonin some quarters
that Jersey cows will not thrive IN the
south. Grade Jerseys certainly will II
the cross be Of native southern blood.
But Mrs. W. q. McGee OF Raleigh has
had admirable success with full bloodH
also, ~ evidenced by tho following noto
clipped from Hoard's Dairymani
The cows have only small city lot for
exercise. but with plenty Of good water
and a rich grain mixture, composition
known only TO the oompounder, feed
merchant Of the city, they manage TO
bring net dollars TO thoir owners. Here
arc the yields and percentages Of fat
found for ono milking, Aug, "a.
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pcciauy Va tho dairy. We can gel along
without &c. II we have an abundance "
cold water. bat itis handy everywhere
and especially uorlful on farms with o
limited upply OF watCr.
In my own experience I found "a
crcamer almost useless without TO- So
I cot to work during the winter. some
years since. TO build one And 90 the
end that others may avoid my mistakes
will relate lly experience.
AsIdouotk olpoycr iOcowsi twas told
n small icshous1 would do wcll enough,
30 put oUe up q by l2 with eight foot
posts. IAa iao kept well enough .n ono
sense. Due u,.c WAS not enough 90 last
through o., season. j. took fnr moro
Zee thau had supposed TO cool two or
three cans ofmlk. lc9u.l got through
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RIO
GRANDE
WESTERN
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WESTERN
yNRAluHEY<eSi
NN
STANDARD GAUGE
CURRENT In [Nnrl Nnu 10 1902
TIME TArLE, w LNGut NvU ~ luJgl

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No. FOR Provo, bingham, and
ali points East.......,..... sio3 =. M
40. t-ior Provo. Grand Junction
nnd AID points kast.......... o..i q M.
SO. 6-ior Eureka. Provo, Mauu,
aud salinA ,....a..........,...., itA .. M.
NO. l-for ogden and Wcug....-.... D. OPP m.
No i-For ogden aud Che Wost".. .ii3p. Az.
Arrive salt Lnhe.
80. l-rrom Eurctn. Provo, Grand
junction and che Eat,".... i2'3 p. On
No. ,--from Provo. Grand Junction
ani tho Easi ..............,... MS .. NJ.
No s-from bingham. Provo, Manu
aud -alina..................... zee. btia 9. m
Ma g-irom OEdon and tho West. 5i3a M.
40 t-trom ogden aud tho West. oii5p on.
only line running through Pullman Palace
Double Drawing Room sieepors 70 Denver VIA
Grand Junction and 20 Kansas Cliy and Chioa'
o. via colorado points aud only line running
Pullman sleopcrs sa.t Lake 70 san Francisco.
Roehangssl sioss eonnesuoaL uAiesI speed
and comfort.
Ticket ONCE, 10 v. End South.
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Cen. Manager Gen. supL
}. u. uENNErr. Gen. H. Gr,A.
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These are Jerseys and grades. Pink
"a mostly native and a farrow COW.
Leila Is oue-Quartor Guernsey and three
quarters Jersgy, while Placid 10 - full
Jersey aud looks Ike the 81, Lambert
family, though hsr breeding was not
learned Mrs M0Gee has recently pur
chased a "baby' separator, and some Of
tho skimmilk from 1t tc5tod but q faint
trace OF ia. by BabCocls tester.
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THE
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The only line running Two
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salt Lake SOS a. M, arrive NJ Pueblo
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Denver Colo. Denver, Colo.
U O.. NENtNi,
bHnral Agent
salt Lake city, w.