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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-16

l AIDES wanted TO write at home; SO per
II day; no canvassing; send cents in
stamps. Miss c. L, Andrews, South Bend, Ind.
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HELP WANTED.

N-.~-~~~-~~~-~@-~--~~-~-~O
WANTED young man with an available
w capital OF push TO represent New York
house In Savannah. J. A. Hin & Co., Screven
house.
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LUSI

/ ,OST. a small dark canary bird; sI0reward
II II returned TO Georgia fnhrmary.
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CASHIER and assistant in Office wanted
- apply stating references and experience.
| Reliable, care Morning News.
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WANTED-Ladies. home or travel, salary
w or commission. Articles indispensa Die
to ladies, who buy Immediately. enclose
stamped self addressed envelope for Iar leu
lars. Althea Co. Warren. Pa.
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INSTANTANEOUS MINIS.

WANTED. at 100 Congress street second
w hand safe ana oil tank. The Graham
Grocery.
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l, OR RENT. S-rOOm house, i73 Gwinnett
a street, all modern conveniences Will
lam g. Cooper, p Whitaker street.
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/ M. MBRIDE, general painting. p. o.
~. box 90 Estimates furnished on all kinds
Of painting.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.


NOR RENT, desirable front basement room.
~ nicely paptrod. desirable for an once;
also, stable centrally located. Address n.
M, Do care Morning News
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"sNNJ IN it, double case silver watch giver
W away 10 the person who constructs
the most words out Of the six 81 letters con
tanned in the name Fegeas; all letters to be
sent IN by Oct. ], or sooner. to Fegeas, the re
liable Jeweler, liz Broughton c and try, u
may be the winner
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PRINTING.

nNHE BEST IS THE CHE APEST.-Youw
Il stationery is an indication OF your man.
ner Of conducting business. Have eyerythinR
neat and trim, In good taste and on good mate
rial, from the complete printing, dthogrApAr
ing aud blank book manufacturing doraAaa
mani q the Morning Nowa. Snvnnnah- "a
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A RE you investing in furniture this fall
"A The Miller Company is the place to ge'
best values.
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WANTED, small. twostory house; rent
w not to exceed SIS month. Address.
stating locality, House this o1ice.
WANTED, eight n. p. portable engine at
w low figure. N. B. Stafford & Co.
kingsland, Ca
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PERSONAL,

-~-C.O~~~~N~O~-~-~-~~~~J
"sNNI IN it." double case silver watch given
w away 10 the person who Constructs
the most words out of the six 81 letters con
tanned IN the name Fegeas; all letters to be
Sent IN by oct. or sooner. to Fegeas, the re
liable Jeweler, liz BroughtOn. C and try,
may be the winner.
LNIRST oyster roast at Tivoli park. Thun-
Il derbolt today; roasted and in every
other style; be sure to attend. Fred Cork
A RE you investing in furniture this fals
"A The Miller Company is the place to get
best values.
DANCING school-Mons Berger's regular
y classes will reopen at Armory hall on
Oct. 8, Until that time gentlemen can be
taught at GA Habersham. Particulars at book
store, 50 Whitaker.
INFANTS taken care of at reasonable rates
1 at 1874 Harris street.
I WILL he pleased to inform my customers
4 have moved my dressmaking to l01
Price street. Miss /. g. Harm.
I AIDES and children's dresses from SO 90
II up. perfect tit and finish. l5l Montgom-
cry street, near Hall.
nOLL hospital, broken limbs set and salts
- faction guaranteed; charges moderate;
also black and white jointed rubber dolls at
j. j. Grass.
WE never get left in fine selections Of beef
w mutton, poultry, SauSages and all deli
cacies. II you want luscious dinners patronize
Cohen Bros
let your bread from Craig, the baker. 43
~ East Broad street; none equal to it IN
quality; delivered fresh daily. A trial re-
quested.
CT O0 STILL buys our Columbia rocker;
p1s OO we guarantee the rattan to be
genuine; beware of limitations. The Miller
Company.
MATTRESSES thoroughly renovated
w feathers steam-cleaned furniture up-
holstered, repaired ana safely packed; baby
carriages a specially; chairs caned; DO tom
prices; superior workmanship FOxs, Whit
aker, corner Hull
E'ANCYgoods of all kinds arriving daily at
IL J. j, Grass.
A TTENTION LADIES' Emma" Bust
n Developer VIII enlarge your bust five
Inc hes. Guaranteed. sealed instructions &c.
or a page illustrated catalogue &c, by mail
Emma Toilet Bazaar Boston, Mass.
FTHE latest designs for centerpieces in lace
4 work from Bentley, atJ. j. Grass
OUR sausage factory is now in operation,
~ II anufacturing the finest sausages IN the
city; all pure and wholesome Cohen Bros,
in the market.
DOLLs of every description; a fine display;
- atJ. j. Grass.
v W are longing Tor one or those curly
L birch suits at the Miller Company's
Long no longer, nut come up and select from
the best line in the city. New fall goods ar
irving daily.
L1ALL and winter goods just received suits
l. made to order from $l6 up, pants from "a
up; also cleaning and dyeing al reasonable
prices. all at A. Getz S, the tailor, Jefferson
and State streets.
NNHE Savannah Umbrella Factory, So
L Whitaker. is well known. Umbrellas
nara soils. hmggV and carriaoe l1rnhrellas mnde
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WANTED. printer for country paper near
" Savannah. Address Newspaper, Scre-
ven House.
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DANCING school-Mons. Berger's regular
y classes will reopen at Armory hall on
oct. s. Until that time gentlemen can be
taught at "a Habersham. Particulars at book
store, 80 Whitaker.
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A GOOD girl can procure a nice place
a Apply at Mrs. W. Robertson's. Isle of
Hope.
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EDUCATIONAL.
M ISIS Josephins McMahon's school Will re-
vi open Monday Sept II, at I Congress
street
MISS MARY +. RICHMOND will open
vi school oct. T. lOs South Broad street.
MISS CAMPBELL opens her school LIST.
vi Monday in October; III Henry street.
Apply Al Dufy street
MISS MACCAW will reopen her kinder
vi garten and primary school on Monday,
Oct /, at 81 Harris street.
MISS JOSEPHINE HILL win reopen her
vi school for girls and boys on Monday
oct I. at i3i Liberty street.
GEORGIA Business College has removed TO
VI postotlce building. Examine the legi-
Bile, simple. non phonetic system OF Shorthand
taught by as. Tuition, day or night session.
f5 a month.
MISS N. b. Middleton Will open her pri-
vi mary school oct. /, at No IA Wayne
street.
GTUDENrS OF medicine may obtain an.
= nual catalogue OF College Of Physicians
and Surgeons Tor l6Jtlsa5, by addressing q
postal card 70 Thomas Opie M. d., Dean,
Baltimore, Md.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.

/ ElOll RENT, stores 1866 and I6s BAY. corner
a Barnard G.. H. Remshart, us Bryan
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- The British steamship Endslegh from
Iort Tampa, with 2.2OO tons Of phosphate
,ock Tor Stettin, Germany, arrived yes
tseroay 10 finish loading with cotton for
HseEEal. She is consigned TO Strachan
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GUNNER Is coming, so prepare for a coin
- Portable resting place by getting one of
those everlasting wire hammoeks; something
new, at Cornwell g. Chipman's.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-16

ElALL and winter goods just received; suits
l. made to order from $l6 up, pants from "a
up; also cleaning and dyeing at reasonable
prices. Call at A. Getz S, the tailor, Jefferson
and State streets.
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nONrT you want TO bake four or ive pies at
IL a time? II so, get pie rack; fits any
stove. Cornweu & Chapman.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

/ .OST on West Broad street. pocketbook
II Reward II returned to 205 3ryan street
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/ AIDES can make So daily by folding and
IL addressing circulars for us at home; nc
canvassing; position permanent. Reply with
stamped envelope, Miss Esther Allan, South
Bend, Ind
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A TRANCE CLAIRNOYANT"- %
"a cents, with age, sex and stamp ana re-
ceive horoscope of future life. Mrs DR..
Moore, dead trance medium, seventh daugh-
ter, horn with veil and wonderful gift Of
second sight; tells past, present and future,
full name of whom you Will marry; advice on
business love, marriage, speculation,
changes, losses divorce. missing friends,
separation. sickness, wills, pensions, etc .
Challenges the world. 1t Is Wen known
throughout the world that mediums are the
only reliable seers, and their charms cause
love speedy marriages and success in bust
ness. Your future revealed in a dead trance
Unites the separated and causes speedy and
happy marriage with the one you love; causes
good luck in all things by proper advice. Sc
cure a charm and wear diamonds. Reveals
everything. Positively no imposition. Mrs.
Dr. Moore, Box 405, Newport. Ky. Lucky
charm free Cut TINS out and save 1t.
XEyHEN you want to buy or sell real estate
w rent houses or have rents collected
call on John L. Archer, lis BrN an street.
NTOPHIA yarns are the best in the world
w evenly spun pure dye, fast cOlors and
full weight, they can be had in Shetland
wool ice wool, shetland floss, fairy floss,
pompadOur WOOL and Germantown, SaXOny
knitting and spanish yarns at j. j. Grass.
NOUR FEET-Eem Davis surgeon chirop-
L odist, respectfully informs his patrons
that he IS prepared TO attend to their feet
cure ingrowing nails, removes corns, buniOns
etc he will call on those who require his
services Orders can be left at Wheeler's
Pharmacy corner Bull and State streets.
n ETTING ready for the fall? Remember
" that Cohen Bros keep the finest line of
Leef and market delicacies In all seasons, and
VIII be pleased to serve you
no you want money? II so you can get all
IL you want on your diamonds, watches
iewelry, clothing, tools, guns pistols, ETC.,
and on almost anything OF value, at the Old
Reliable Pawnbroker House, l79 Congress
street r. MUhlOurg manager
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HELP WANTED.
wv ANTED, woman to cook and do house
w work at rs Gwinnett street
WANTED, drug clerk, at Wheeler's Phar-
w macy, corner Bull and Stae streets.
WANTED, good reliable young baker who
Small, Jasper, Fla.
WANTED, white girl for. general house
w work at Pooler; good home. Address
O. H., Morning News.
WANTED, an once boy. Address L.,
w Morning News, stating salary eN-
pected.
WANTED, young man who understands
w stenography and Will make himself
generally useful state salary expected,
Apply =. o. box 80.
WANTED, q good barber, 81 Broughton
w street d. L. Edward.
SERVANT. To do washing and ironing and
- assist IN generRl- house work lisa
Barnard street
WANTED. three city statesmen: salary SIS
w per month. plymouth Rock Pants
Company
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ROOMS TO RENT

TWO desirable, neatly furnished rooms.
Il central location, southern exposure Box
"a. this ONCE
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EMPLOYMENT WAIVED.

A allTound collector wants work, in store
n or out; commissions or salary. Tarver S
Intelligence Bureau.
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| .OST COW, light color with yellow spots,
II horns sawed on ends; reward II returned
TO II Lumber street
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-16

1 AIDES wanted TO write at home; SIS
Ii weekly; no Canvassing. Reply with
stamp. Miss Fannie Felknor, South Bend,
Ind.
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~, ne schooner Charles S. Davis, Capt.
,a.nl92nas, from Philadelphia, arrived yes
,Srday with cargo of coal consigned 10
'ne southeastern Plaster Company.
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Jacksonville Metropolis: "Alien capt.
talists" is what the ''reformers" and in
dependents call every wealthy man who
comes to Florida to invest his money
This shows how much of friend is the
average ''reformer" and independent of
Florida. By their method of reasoning
one ofice-seeker Dust what are reform
ers'' and independently is more valuable
to the state than the millions of dollars
brought here by capitalists and put into
railroads, hotels, steamship lines and into
retaining swamp lands. Compare, if
you please, the relative benefit to
Florida's prosperity Call and Abrams,
'reformers,' and Flagler and Disston,
CAPITALISTS.
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Al WET NURSE; good reference fur
n nisied Apply Taryers Intelligence
Bureau.
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SALESMEN, we send samples, allow lib
- eral salary and expenses or commission
to proper applicants. staple seller, three
stores out of i've will order ADDRESS with
stamp, Lock Box 42O New York city,
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INFANTS taken care of at reasonable rates
L at 1914 Harris street.
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NNHE Savannah Umbrella Factory, So
L Whitaker, is wei, known. Umbrellas
new, recovered or repaired. Special prices to
the trade.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SUCCESSFUL speculation open 20 all: try
- our syndicate system OF speculation; In
crease your income; information free send
for circular. Thompson e. Deer Co., IS Wall
street, New York. Incorporated under the
laws OF state OF New York. Capital 100000
Ak PER CENT. net profits weekly with o.. so
fO or more capital Prospectus, itemtzed
statistics free. Benson Dryer, 5A Broad
way, New York.
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WE never get left in fine selections of beef,
W mutton, poultry, sausages and all deli
cactes. II you want luscious dinners patronize
Cohen Bros.
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Nj EN- to sell baking powder to the grocery
w trade Steady employment, experie e
unnecessary. SIS monthly salary ana eX-
penses or commission. If offer satisfactory.
address at once with particulars concerning
yourself. L. 5 Chemical Works. Chicago.
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E1IRST oyster roast at Tivoli park, Thun
Il derbolt, today; roasted and in every
other style; be sure to attend. Fred Cork
ish.
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WANTED, statesmen having experience IN
w selling Books, pictures, Crayon pOr-
traits AID sllverware on punch card system.
Best line in the field. For particulars ad-
dress National Book and Picture Co., Chi
cagO.
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II OUSE and large lot on Bolton street
II with plenty OF room for another build
ing; will be sold cheap. w. X Wilkinson
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-31
GRATUuOUs EXPLANATIONS.

Every few days some political
speaker or writer. or some one who
thinks the people are looking straight
at him for infor nation, rises up TO de-
clare what the Flpt Presidency desire,
aud to give definition Of something
tho Flrst Presidency have said.
Press and platform have been made
fairly 10 hum with sxplaua'
tons OF this sort, and with appeal, to
the people not to be misled by some
other papef's or PERSONS or pafty's
Interpretation OF tho attitude Of the
leaders referred to.
All this IL very amusing 20 long ne
It does no greater harm than seems to
have resulted up 10 the present. Yet
II IL more to be commended for IT. zeal
than for it, good taste or its necessity.
II gives u genuine pleasure u be
Abls 10 say that the First Pfesi-
denoy are slill alive and we'll,
they arc Of legal age, they have
minds with which to think, tongues
with which - speak, and hands with
which TO write. They Afe NJ YET
neither deaf blind nor dumb; aud It
requires no great stretch Of faith 10
believe that n tney have anything 10
'hy To the people they will knoW how
aud whom 10 say n, without aid OF
from those who seem ~
teariully sohoiIous that they may be
ullSnEt'Is,ood.
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ELDERS REACHING rng RICH.


From renoTts rendered by Elders
vino are now and have been laboriag
In the Southern States, It would seem
that a marked anu gratifying change
Ia taxing place In public sentiment In
that region, In respect to the Gospel,
and the servants OF the Lord who are
engaged In preaching Il. Heretofore
the rule has been for the Elders to be
listened to and received by the poorer
ana humber clAssea only. They have
seldom been Rble to place the Gospel
fairly before the rich and influential.
But recently the latter olsss have be.
gun TO receive tho Elders into their
homes, and attend their msetings.
Elder Hunter, who has been lHbor.
Ing In middle Tennessee for about two
years, ana n notice Of whose return
appsars In another column, stsles that
Ia the state named, tho Elders make
ALouse TO house canvass n their fields,
calling In peTsen upon tho people,
rendering tracts to such ne will roau
hem, and seeking opportunity to con.
verse with all who manifest the slight
ost spirit Of inquiry. This houses Of
the rloh, a. we'll ~ those OF the poor,
are visited In this way, AMI one result
lisa kindly reception extended to the
Elders, by many who belong TO the
former class, and VINO have hitherto
been inaccessible to tue missionaries.
Elder Hunter states that no was re-
pea,sdly made the recipient OF hospl-
ialily In the elegantly furnished house,
Of the well.to.do, anu tina, chapela snd
churches, In which a Mormon would
not, In former times, have been Ter.
mitted TO preach under any clrcum.
alances, are now opened 20 them, aud
IN some instances an organist anu
choir have also been provided.
The change which Elder Hunter
describes ~ taking place In Tennessee,
sin progress In other parts OF tue
South. The warmth OF II
genial but invisible indueno,
is melting tue cold anu hau
prJudicts aud animosities that have
heretofore prevented the servants Of
the Lord from reaching, with the
message OF the iullleis Of the gospel,
thouHandB who, at hgsrL were worthy
Of an opportunity TO hear aus embrau
H. The hear. OF every truo Laltor- day
Saint wiuawvli with J.y at this tll-
lngs 10 msaua taa, .ns pOwsrs &.
heaven arg being cxagtg4 In opening
the way iur tue sprgai II Truth upon
ssFtn, anu that the progress Of thu
work oiiho Lorl among tue nations
viii increase boz rapility.
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Wnsalch Slake ronlerence.

The Wasa,ch stake conference con.
veued In the S.uko hou-e Of Htbet,
saturday morning, October "a, Pfesi.
Ju1t Hatch pf,siuiug. lie reported the
stake lu prosperous condition, stating
there was Uut little sickness IN tho
STAKE aud = general Return Of pres.
pefity.
Inc Bishops reported their different
wafus iu go.l condition.
Ell,rF. ~. 10y man AdutCased the con.
gtt gallon, speaking upIu last mteiint .
sui utiuuugs, anu stated tue OBJECT VI
luesc mucti gs he utged the people
90 pay thtiI Oneiirgf ana ate u 10
tue meotiugs, tust tnvy might receive
The blessings VI the LHr1.
Saturday afternoon, ai,cr the ueual
pAtfCistt, Elder ChaH. j. Waiqust,
who lately returned from a two yeAfs'
mission 10 Scandinavia, said after ~.
uvi X there, he tpeut about three
months enucnyJfiug 10 preach tue
q spvl, alter when ne spent most Of
his tims whiting Tor thu Star ni sub
editor.
Elder Lyman then continued his
remarks upon the fast OllUuug, ana
spoke upon the law VI utElug.
run4ay morning, afier tur opening
exufcistH, Fl1rr J0hn NJ. MutuOgk 10
Uuftud tue High Pie ~ quorum;
Supt. Joseph L,mhoft reported tue
sabbath schools Of the sake, saying
the attendance ut tue schools was not
what n should be-, tut Othtfwise they
ate ina prosperous condition. ElIer
Henry AlvGandtr OF tue Stake prys.-
lruuy aduttsfud the congregation TOT
aslOri tune, bearing hIs trhumuuy 10
the truth vt the GOSPEL, o. did ALTO
Elder fhot. Giles, wrO said that there
hau been u great zeal taid IA relation
10 the WorI Of Wisdom, tut tue peO'
Tie seemed slow " i0liUW tuO iIstfuc.
lions given,
EiIrf Lyman spoke Ia relation 10
the dutits ui Sake sui ward clerk
etc. SAID We should keep correct
minutes Ui meetings and tue business
Transacted, huas1 toad tfom the BOoE
N Mormon tue 23fd anu "A chapters OF
III Nephi, bearing Ou the subject. He
tuyu ptcteutod the name Oi Thomas
Hickens, IT., 10 b. sustained A. Bishop
u Hrncr West ward, " hil the va.
caucy caused through the Jesth Of
Bishop CirgR, with John T.. Moulton
anu Frederick w. Giles An cuuusriors.
All were sustained by the people uuani.
m1usiy, the ge efsl and stake au.
thoritirs were then presented anu sut-
tained.
sunday atefnOon-Aiter the usual
excfcistH the SacTs,nrut was sdmiui..
tered aud Elder Hatch made u few
remarks, Riter which the name Of John
Duke was presented 10 be otdsinud 10
the office OF Patriarch and was fus.
tainei by tho people. Elder Halcn
spoke upou tho law u titning, AMI
-xhorted tue people & be prom pt "a
paying their tith,s anu they would be
ulrsfed Ia 10 doing.
Elder LYNN occupied the re.
mainder u tho time, speaking upon
The su ieot OF fast donations, aud tue
law Of Iiihiug; he also maze some re-
marks upon statehood for UAb, and
advised tue people not 10 quarrel over
politics or engrutut bad feelings 10.
Wnrd QUE anO. her.
Alter singing by the choir and
prayer by Patriarch John Duke, cou-
ference was Iurned Tor three
mpuths. There wasa large attendance,
splendid siugius, anu q good time
generally.
G. II. OnLwLER,
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gANnwicH ISLANDS. - Matthew Noall,
4. %. Box ilU, Honolulu, Sandwich
Islands,
AusrRAGAatA.- william Gardner, care
j. IA. Dalton, r. o. Box 80, Auck.
land, New Zealand.
SAMOA. Thomas II. Hll'on, p. o. Box
90, Apin. Upolu, Samoa
SOCfErY isLANns.-L W. Dlmr0n, Pa
TCe.e. Tahiti, SDciey lslands.
INpiAy TEnHrrouY.- Andrew Kimhall,
SO. 500 w. Fourth NORTH, sall
Lake city.
UTAH C0LosY or HAwAifAN I-LANnEHs
AZ JOsIpA. TOoELE COUNTY
Harvey n. Cluu, Evansville,
IuOu.o County, Umn.
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tADyEarIsEMEsrI
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
General Election NOE 6, 1894
For Delegate 10 Congrossi
l.. RAWLINS,


First Precinct ucirgatcS 10 the
constitutional convention LIE Graud
Young, 4. ". renrOse, a.. ", wilson,
A. q. schroeder.
Justice of the Peace w, W. Gee.
con. able William HiugIcy.
sccond Precinct ncicEates 60 the
constitutional Convention 10. q. uur-
ton, ~, ., 4. Williams, ", e. uaiI,
a. a. . honas, irank tIRrrigan, 40.
Giuuqur.
Justice Of the Peace John q. Howell.
constable ii.uiamin culver,
IhIrd rrcinrt Delegates 60 the
constitutional convention a, ". We
Cunc, ". Is. Preston, Andrcw NlmbnII,
A.. 20. Raleigh, a., 4, smith.
Justice Of the Peace Aurcilus Miner.
Constable Oliver Ostirr.
Fourth irccinct Delegates 20 the
constitutional convention ~, a.. Hem
derson, q. =. richards, q, A., whitney.
Iusticrof thc fcRcc =. " stewart.
Constable thomas a.. Allen.
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Marshall.
Justice of tho Peace Mex. iic1Insicr.
Constable Louis Hook,