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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-04-26
LICENSE VOTE NOT BINDING
Decision in Illinois that the AuthOl
tiles Are Not Held by Elec-
ton Results.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, April 20.-Attornej
General Moloney has rendered an opii
ion that there is no law in the Illino
statutes authorizing the authorities
cities and towns to submit the questid
of license; that it is done seemingly
feel the public pulse in the matter; bi
if the voters vote for or against til
license, it has no binding force in laI
upon the authorities, aud they ma
grant or refuse license according to thel
own views.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-04-26
Suicide Joe Goss, Widow

BosToN, Mass, April 20.-ElizabetI
Goss, the widow Of the pugilist Joe Goss
has committed suicide by inEaling ga
because she was threatened with
criminal suit to recover 5000 of boz
rOWeG money
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-04-26
KILLED BY AN ELECTRIC WIRE.

Two Men Meet Instant Death and Tw
Are Injured.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 20.-Amd
Waters, aged 40 years, and John Ricl
ards, aged 48 years, linemen for til
Bell Telephone Company, were kilic|
to-day by coming in contact with al
electric light wire. William Pike ami
William Hanarsch were seriously id
iured
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-04-26

cific, has written a letter in which b
says he favors restoration of wages.
MIS-. JAMES W. TATE, wife of KeI
tucky's late detaulting state treasured
is dying Of consumption at Frankfort
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-04-26
JOHN M. EGAN RESIGNS.
President and General Manager of the
Great Western Road Retires.

Great Western Road Retires.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, April Isl. M.
Eean, who has been long and actively
connected with the Chicago Great West
ern Railway, has rendered his resigna-
ton as president and general manager,
and it has been accepted. Mr.. Egan's
place has been filled by the appoint
ment of A. B. StieAnev, who was, for
merly president but of late has been
Samuel Stickney, son of President
stickney, succeeds Mr.. Egan as gem
eral manager.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-04-26
MR.. GLADsTONE'S ILLNESS.
He Suffered from Chill but Has Near
w Recovered.

LONDON, April l9.-Mrs. Gladstone,
replying to inquiries made concerning
the health of her husband, says that he
has suffered from slight chill but has
now nearly recovered.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-04-26
TWO Deaths IN England.

LONDON, April 23.--Peter Price, It'd
wel-known horse trainer Of Newmaa
ket, is dead. The death is also an
nounced Of William Tod, the widely
known cotton spinner.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-04-26
SEALING BILL SIGNED.

The Queen Approves the Measure 10
Protecting the Seals.
LONDON, April 23.-It is officially an
nounced to-day that royal assent hs
been given to the Behring Sea act.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-04-26
Vermont Republican Convention.

Vermont Repubilcan Convention.
BURLINGTON, Vt, April 19.-June p
has been designated as the date for thi
next Republican state convention, and
Montpelier as the place in which i
shall be held.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-04-26

A PORTLAND man ate twenty eggs in
fifteen minutes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15

The above p1ruNH be- that of sites IUra
HagurH. uno Ut Coo most popular FHauF l4dIrH
10 hAYsy ls. lun. l1r utU FutU aUH haa
been ul IuNHIu rruHHl by tHa TafaFrs uf
gHtffu. which nHst made be- appearance Boo the
hNalt lut gradually .HH tea 600 HiHNl#H. Hut
o.. MHH uhrnrH Gays made Dor uU one of
misery and SUFFERING
On containing HIu s1yH. T1r tho HHLe Of
other women who may Be nov s4uruHs a.
dld dt'H 90 q luH 90 makc mH remarkable
t.INrr UuNII..
1--WE yrlrf 0 was au invalid. 0 bad sharp
shooting rtIus lu inU head. roaring uUHrf iu
We care. IIuu IiisiuE from chair 4 would
trrl uiLfU, weak Hnt fuIut uuu raI DO Hppu
Tie. MlAirEyr and what I I'D tHt H.Umti tu
uHr1HH mr, pNu boz tHH stomach extended
through my .Ii1 FOO Che back. wac utrNouH
ana could bot sleep. dIi not rnIIY any AND
ut anus men. and in fact waa I'D run
down. Through thg advice of ff.uds / went
90 DO shores . Shores huu UIarUd my case
VIII them. Anu fIum Cue very fHf d IcEHu 90
improve Hud rau pow Hy I haya Improved boz
sNCry way iiccI lI.Ht aui lluuy and ever,
NInE I DO rurmH 90 Uu a pIuaruro. sIvrn
we'll, am not nervous and have gained il
Wounds On WtsHt WHNg under inc dUUtUrs'
: VIII 20 only too hlpHY Co tax with any one
who HiI n.u tlu trHUH.u & IH.lI uu me anu wall
readily anawcr auy aud al inquiries 10 90 my
Mia' uhrnes resides at hayfyilr. utah.wtCfs
che Wiil answer az lu44lIiDa with pleasure.
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TariT Conference.

WAsuINGrON, Feb. 1.-THE tarlii
subcommittee 0i the Senate committee
on finance were Ia conference today
with tho Other democratic mtmOrr-'
The conference was devoted tOart-
por. upon thu progress made ny tue
subcommittee on tue tarln oil, aul u
a general discussion Of disputed points,
such - sugar, coal, iron ore, lead gTr,
ihe income tax anu whisky tax. Tine
developments inIIoalU thal the House
bill viii DO disturbed In as low par
uuuiaTs Rs polBibie. The ways gnd
means committee II urging this c1uftei
and ASSERT that II tue biii b radically
changed II Wuull be imptriied IN ih'
House.
While none OF the important ques'
tious la uispute were decided beyond
irrevooAOla change, sono u them wore
passuG upon tentatively, The decision
T. 10 extend the b0udol ttT'Il on
whiGky, aud increase tho tx 20 sl'-'
per gallon, put o duty on eg-i auu
ig4ve the non schedule ai 10 l' ih'
question OF sugar duty iislill uns-''
Uul.
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superior magnitude Of that In tho pos
EEL don of Ms Marrayat Of Wimbledon,
who purchased it ut the sale Of Mrs.
pi1zsi's effects at stroaiham This tea
pot. which was the one originally used
by DR.. johnson, holds moro than thrc3
quarts. Gc6rgo w had q large asscm-
hlago of t,apo,a, piled in pyramids IN
tho pavilion at Brighton. Mrs. Ellie
uloth Carter wua also o. collector of toa-
plis. Also Mrs liawe4. who bcqucnthod
500 specimens to- her dlurhtor, Mw.
D0nlin. Among them arc acvcfal be-
longing 90 Queen Charlotte. -- salns
journal.
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On recovering the woman went TO %
hotel TO get money from her seducer,
with which shc settled all hills. Mfs.
Cane recoguz d Louise Wilson and
hiAdcliue J. Hard as the same.
when ls 10 why she dil nDi marry
the man she told Mrs. Cale ne hai
nssod nur 10 marty, tut sue hated The
ODD fool.
MITE. Buch luau, formally partner Of
lifs. Or. Perry, row Nrs. CANE, tulti.
fed 10 Mfs. DR.. Street. bfiuIiug Louise
Wilson TO tao house, and sins rec0sni1 d
her now ~ tnu same IofsJu, Madeline
Pollard. She hal changed little since
tbesp'ing VI 1850. Dr.. Street told them
tho chilli was hJrn at Bond HUI
Founding Asylum.
MrB. Logan tesuGtd that young
woman, urr'.luH iu mJufuiuv, came To
her house ia the winter Uf 1854 s., IN
ti0iucing herself as Nrs. Bur.Uuu. She
laii sho vas pfsE buI wanted Mt.
Logan (tuuh dfs. N.tUet) 30 attend tef
nl the st iDfsuh FHu1 ling asylum.
Size af,urwhfd visitgI hur in some mouse
On seventh srebi. The woman
Chan.el her nauu when shs went 20
tue ntylum. She was atioulri during
couiluumrn.uy Dr. Dfufy aud aAof-
ward by witness.
Alrs. Logan snys the woman was
taAgn from the Asylum 10 d. Blchnu.
Hn's and bll to Nr. Canes house, hui
she is not Iute the woman was Mics
Pollard.
Tue attorneys examined Sa.pt
Augustus Of tao Founding hos .itali
WIN tlid there wAl ever "a h.ulsr
Wilson under tho name la tho Bona
Hiil ilsutuuUn, aud tle veilui wo'
man fouu there was not Mi.B Polar.
Auburn Brown, son q DE- Brown 0i
tho Wesleyan Female college, testified
that the story of Miss pllIarI, 90 given
Ia the New York Word 10 wholly uu.
true,
Df. Dec0urccy testified that hC
never attended Mi,a Pollard In clriine'
munt aud knows nothing gi such an
event in the ease OF thnt pvrs0n.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15

WAsuSUTON, ID. c., Feb. ~ The
returns received ~ the Treasury ay-
parlmcut indicate that the g1li output
Tor 1928 ia tuo United States Will
reach the almost unprecedented
amount Of $50 100000, au increase Oyur
1899 uf fi.uUU,uJ1. Ia Colorado tho
output has increased from s8,UJO,U 600 To-
1892 10 s5,OlD,UUJ iu 1898, willis the
grains Ia gOld.prJdu sections utu
annually large. Tho Australian pro.
duoti0u viii carry the production OF
the world, u T. thuughIto 100000, UOJ,
which Ia sl2,OOl,0lJ m9r1 that the
previous year. With Que or two sx'
ceptions this is the l1rsnsl output ever
known.
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Miss Rosa Barnes Suffered That Long
With CaIanh Of The Head
and Stomach
GAINED 10 POUNDS WElLE UNDER
TREATMENT.

Every we1f. through tho columns OF The
daily uuu|fa. o. uuHusuHd urH ...uUII NJ
some FIa.urHI raNuut who ul. neon .arul .r
utH -uufp. g. shores OF tIl I.|I I.II aud
Surgical tuaututc,
-urH aftt.muut De- given Iy iHn .I..".. U. tlc
patents. VINO, aftrr auiIH nt ...... lIu
irUeI WHOM they know turF NlNH H.r. Dol.
HiUrr Go hUl tu aud hAppiuosal "cNN'. DO IHrlr
duly t1 uiUrm uiHcfs WHO may D." uatwiso
AFFECTED.
4uaciao following De- ono of much import.
Hnrr 90 iItIes lur scout .n.fH u. FHsUHn.
II..lN Boo IifuI 4ssumru ug i|.W. INOI auuta
H home uH wife OF mother HrI % tUr.
rNIp HtflIu upon WUts WHHtu. over.
work mud worry cause uHt.ifIIn rU.
HUItHatIrV become IruINIH tHH h.
magnificent NtiIu trouble looms opp largo boil
WUHFHa urutIE. 900 because H.H Is Ifrah UE
down and fHr nervous HtrtIu 'a logo rUUr f"I
Irr. bus fho bfavr.y HJHrH .IHHU h.Urs DO
will HUuu uaHa away HutN u.IH'U IIHI" uHn.
rrruua, Cor HlU HuIu luHuH hyr HUIUNl.. cane
n0f fiCDn, her wors ai homo IIsss, iN" IvHst
move Ht.Iura Dee lu iart ODE lH Ia.t u..JHiHs
aphya.ual urCr..
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TELBGRAPHIC.
Still NEGOTIATING,
III. 5r.ns Sea Agreement Considered
Hot Satisfactory.
IS 10 MATTERS OF DETAIL.
,..ii,n, Think 1h'ir Seal Industry
is 10 Danger Of Being
Destroyed.

y,sutNaroN, Fob. 1.-the sober
md Judgment Of b)ln partie. to the
ling Sea arbitration diaclosea tue
r., mat the agreement reached ~
.,bt,s,ion was not entirely aNlls'
".,o,y TO the United States or Great
p.,,lp. It appear, however that the
1..,u,nc,i5n is based rather upon
m,,ters Of detail than upon objection
',ibe broad principles upon which the
,,stlop was based. For months
.., ,b,re has been much correspon'
r,.snd interviews between 5ocfc-
... Gresham, sir Julian Paunceioic
Minister Bsyardi with a Wow 70
.gro, tho laws Gresham Il said 10
FUND iu tho failure 10 provide
',.,Itlrs for iniuctiUns " the ptovi.
aa Il would bo Of little avail 10
INN, pulngir scaling vosssie, Ouly 10
t.yothgm tufuei loose again on the
b,rla a. soon ~ the cases were
t,.1rnt before tue courts, tho tocru-
IAN l. Tying 10 nave this defect
checked.
rge Canndiana have discovered that
.ri.tt enforcement Of the agreement
r.iil destroy their seal hsaing indus
t,v Air Julian PauucuiOto b. now la
t'i.rr TO mitigate the misfortuuo W The
canadians by securing n considerable
r,..aptlon VI the limits OF the closed
no around tho seal islands, within
vblrb seals may not bu taken by vos-
.,r. and shortening the closed season.
ans Bfltiih government ~ making
,g.u- 10 secure recall Of the modus
lyrndi under which operations In tho
zeal waluft were governed last year
Meanwhile, thu need Tor "a speedy
nj. ,mrnt Of SOME kiLd Is evident ~
No lac. that already number Of seal.
ius vessels are reported ~ have cleared
iuftlr sualing wAters, and arc con.
,guurnuy almost beyond the reach OF
roler notice 0l any change Of rsgula'
UgIf.
Levi W. Meyers, consul ut Victoria,
q. C., reports 10 the state department.
tBsta fleet Of sealing schuOuCrs, hail.
lnr nom that port, IL now ready Tor the
work ut tho coming season, uud all
exrerlol 10 be out by February Let.
TLsy took provisions tor nine months,
They clear Tor the north Pacific. Hs
lay,: 81 am assured that oil expect 20
10 direct 10 the Russian side, tho re-
sfcu0us " tia. government trrmi.
mating by their own terms January /,
1884 Tnirty.fOuT vessels oil the fleet
have sailed from Victoria Tor Japan
and ten for the north Pacific, making
foHy.i5ur In all. The fleet Of 3g9 con-
rlstef Of Cightv-nye vessels, nuu that
N last year Oi nlty.iw0. The number
lot this year, II h estimated, viii mot
reach fifty"
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SILVER ~ GERMANY
Dbcussion 10 III, rrus.ian Untor.
hnuH.

BERLIN, Fob. li.--tu the unlor.
haus, Arcndt, discussing tho bc,t
means OF improving the silver slIua.
ton, complained that the German Bil.
yer coins were % pur cent below their
nominal value anu urged tina, the gov.
eminent remedy this as aJju As POSI-
ole.
Mlcuckc, representing tho ministry
Of finance, replied that Prussia could
not change tue coinage, ~ /. was an
imperial matter.
Dr. MIGUEL, minister Of finance,
said Prussia would gladly respond 10
the wish u tho imperial government
10 institute an Inquiry into the condi.
ton VI silver ana tue best means Of
improving II, but denied that nll mem.
tefs Of the commission held the came
views, hud concluded by denOunCing
the growing tendency 10 discuss impeT-
ial maltefn In slate diets.
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Afr.r rrlr.l. nna EaIler.

81. Petersburg, Fob. II, - The
editorial sipn ui tho Warssw Hewa'
paper Gl0s and the staH VI another
newspaper have been arrested. lhufo
have been numerous donnie liafy visits
at Warsaw during the last few days,
owing TO the discovery Of an extensive
nlhllist socicty. A number Of Catholic
priests have been arrested On "A charge
" conducting an agitation for liberia
ton of the Poles. The bishop OF
Kanlubki has byvn deprived OF his
ALlInml.
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Aunis PiNisJ's WIN

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-the will
Of Aunic Pixivy Fuli0rd was brought
10 the 0illce Oi the rsgisIot OF wills IA.
day. Lvttct, testsmontaTy on the
eiln,o were granted thom, In the ab.
acnce Of any cayeat protesting ugainst
the admission 10 probate Of the iusiIu'
mrni.
Tho late aciress's estate II disposed
Of In the beginning OF the will. Under
the terms Of tue Will ali the estate, fral
md personal, IL devised 10 her husband,
Robert FuliOrd, uis heirs anu assigns,
forever. Should her husband die be-
lore nor, II gives TO her mother, Annie
G., piXlty, the income from fl2, OlO
during hor HE, 10 revert 10 the estate
after death; 10 her sister, Alice Il. PIX.
ley New YORK, the income from $4,000
daring her life; anu TO Lucy Pixl,y
the same, under tho same cOnil-
lions; 10 hur sistor, Minnie IA. Nc.
CHchOn, Portland, Or, is leiJ $1,000
Gusllult'y, and the income frum $4,000
DO iTus, Tor her nepheS, Henry Mc,
lfluAvn, tlll n yoaiH Of age, when the
tuu o. o. revert % tho estate; $1,000 In
lus. iar her niece, Anniu MILES Me
'rrten, under tho same conditions;
10000 In trust Tor her niece Edith
F#E.I Port Stanley Canada, I'll
urn or marriage; $500 absolutely TO
Doc hal.-brl,hy5 Augustus PiXiey,
Ntw inrl; $500 10 star Lewis PiEley;
luAur mNJ, Auuic Potter, $500; 10 81.
.afyA Hospital for Chiidiou, New
suIs, }.uO; o the Frush Air Fund,
Auw York, $1,000; TO thu Cancer Hos
uul. New NuTs, 5000.
an her jewels not otherwise be,
quvnthrd arc to DO sold for TITO bent ~
% The hrosh Air Fund, Philadelphia.
-nr rect OF tho cstats Ia given 10 the
Trustees Of the AclOrs' Fund, New
lolE, Tor the establishment OF hone
l1f tho children ni aCtnra ami actresses,
u he known the Robert Ful'orJ anu
Annie Plxley Hgtao Tor Children.
Ihe will Is urIed June IL, 1890.
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So a month for Catarrhal and all
KINDRED DISEASES. nEDlCING FREE.
TREATMENT NY MAIL.
No Necessity OF Coming 10 tho city
For Treatment.

Almost every mail bring. letters alhue Dr.
Nnuftt shores. IH 10 uU.rHfHTF 60 live boz
tait lhto ln order 90 laEr tuH trrRtm nts uau
you treat patients ai thH|r hIuUa by MALL and
other UunsuuDs 90 similar rapport.
liTa. Shores s. HN1.ra desire Co state, there
tore, Tor tnu HpHrll Hf tHuHv who mAt hH hUsl.
AtuE about NUI"r IH IlUm. that hy their
Lr uHtaIntu 100 make treatment Au easy matter
Thus ultruiH can hH lrg4ic1 ut TIER own
lHWrH a. we'll aH Doe SAT- lnsU. NUuiUlnrH are
sent Dow rNufrHH, a rrlu|Hr UfreHuuuhruCu b.
required aul malntaIuHI. Hul the phytl Au aud
patient are tHuH lu constant touch rTuWut
replies are made lY uH. shores a shore,
j. worked out until q rUrU b. effected. IuoInau
cent? To- stamps wuru you write Cor question
circulars
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IRANsnIssIssIrrI ooNGnEss,
Tree silver speeches aud REVOLUTIONS
aud dinner.

aud - Dinner
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. li.-At the
rAusmissiIstppi congress this morning
the fiFst business was the presentation
oia number Of resolutions, which were
referred. Among the resolutions were
eight demanding the immediate re-
mouttzaliou OF silver, nj 10 10 /. All
were received with cheers. several
anti.wil,On bill resolutions were pre-
scented.
The afternoon session was hold nj
Festival hail In the Miiwiutcr Fair
grounds. The session was taken uu
with "a FREQ silver speeoh by A. W.
Thompson, the Popul.sl politician Of
San Francisco, and aspvech by Alex
aultT MaiUrs, this aged pi0nter OF Cole
RADIO, who made an rnruult plea Tor tue
lumUuellztllon OF silver and FREQ anu
unlimited coinage. In the evening
the delegates were given "a diuuef Ia
the Vienna PgastUr at the Expedition
gtgunds.
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Marriage Announcement.

LONDON, Fob. IA rhe marriage Of
Miss Virginia BOyuge, daughter OF
Charles William Bpyngu Of Can
fofnia, TO VisoOunt DctThufst, oldort
sln OF the earl VI Coventry, will take
place during tho second week Of
March, at All 5aiuts church, Enniu'
morn EaTdnna.
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Congr,,smnn wilson Improving.

KANSAS cry, Feb. li.-ConRr,ss.
mau Wilson II greatly improved In
health, anu with nls patty leaves TO-
morrow Tor Mexico.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-15

ClNclsNArI o., Feb. ll.-Tonirnl
Iharlga H.. Soil, attorney for Cuu.
FRESHMAN BreckinTidge, and Dgsup
hfeckiufidgc, sou OF thc defendant,
were seen rugariiug,the depO ilions
ing Akrn IN tho. Notwithstanding
el'e at the Founding Houses. Mra.
Cane testified 10 n woman being o.
nor house IN June under the name o
Louise Wilson. 5hu was accompanied
~ ID. Belle buchanan, anu child
wa born before she came ~ the house.
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The Colorado Legislature Invited Go
attend.

DENvrR, Colo, Feb. i4.-The mem
bets Of tho legislature toiay received ON
Invitation from the directors OF the
Midwiutur FAIR u visit the exposition,
lt IN uudoutOOd that n satisfactory
rates can be- had from tho railroads
both houses will go on an excursion
Immediately after final adjournment.
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NOTICE.

'IIIENE WILL uE a MEETING or THE
stockholders Vt tho GuzylY Mining Com
pHny on TUESDAY March DE- ls1i az fB NAM
w., sai llho vlY, ni p. m, for the cleo.
may come tti0ro lHe meeting.
Al, W, TAYLOR. Secretary.
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BACK VOLUMES
or IuE-
DESZRET WEEKLY.

Tho sixth volume Of tho DEsEREr
WEEKLY in tho present form Is
now bound. A limited number Of
copies Of these Six volumes eau boob
tanned at tho prsrEEr NEWS omco,
salt Lake city, Ia bound form $500
ror volume. ltistho bost history of
current events to 10 obtained, aud by
mr .lo cheapest, and tho tImo Is no,
far distant whom they will DO eagerly
sought amer ly students Of history,
anxious 20 DO Informed Of thosurlng
events which hayo tunsp,rod within
ihopas.urccycan-,homostiutcgcst.
ing poriol OF Aohlstory Of tho Lat
tor.day Saints, Every person who
can afford lt should secure these
volumes whlo they are to be hal
for future reference, aud especially
should they DO obtained for eyoy
sunday School, Improvement Assoc
.t.f., o,,l X,rI library. Apply
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Zion Medical and Surgical Institute

Located permanently In the Harmon
block, - D., Second South ST.,
salt Lake city, Utah.
O.. ", SHORES, VI. ID,
a. j, SHORES, MD,
Consul Ing physiciant.
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sporAlgoa Al 1.fsugs ot tho Eyc, Ear.
Nofr. Throat ard lUnlt fCWalr. Rectal and
private diseases, our fg tmrnt Tor rlys ls
new palnlyss, saf1 and certain Our oWu
method,
once houu-oto n a m., eto Bpm, 7tos
pm. sundAyt, % Am. 90 B rm
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SSu MOI,
ROBERT BONNER
experimenting tic sbosi0g OF
Spaoi Riih the Putnam HsR

ra5-rFer HmL fTocE Fian.
MILLER g gtuLEv,
PUTNAM NAIL co.. htrUusst Mas,
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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-09
NOTHING TO GIVE OUT.
The Jeffersonians in Caucus to Late Hour With Nothing Definite
 Arrived At.

The Kolb leaders were in conference all day yesterday, and at 12:30 o'clock this morning were still closeted on the third floor of the Henley hotel, just over their headquarters.
 It was given out that the consultation of the leaders was for the purpose of devising plan of action, but at midnight Captain Kob told an AGE- HERALD reporter that nothing definite had been done. During the day sub committee was appointed to draft resolutions. The resolutions had been reported and were being discussed at midnight. The reporter was told that they would not be ready to be given the press before this afternoon.
 Captain Kolb still claims majority in the state and says he has been elected. He would give no figures nor any statement for publication other than that furnished the AGE HERALD yesterday.
 Among the prominent Jeffersonian leaders present at the conference were Captain Kob, Senator Goodwyn, w. H. Skaggs, P. G. Bowman. Frank Baltzell, J. P. Oliver, Warren 5. Reese, Jr., L.. E. Parsons and Dr. R. A. Moseley. They all came out before o'clock and had Q very mysterious and solemn air about them.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-09
PERSONAL.

Miss Maggie Cahalan left last night on a visit to Cincinnati.
 Mr.IBurr Ferguson has gone to New York to accept position in Beilvue hospital.
 MT. E. N. Cullom left yesterday after noon for his plantation in south Alabama. Mir. L. A. Shipman, travelling passenger agent of the Georgia Pacific, is Tn Mont gomery.
 Miss Kate Malone of Augusta, Ga., is visiting her sister, Mrs. P. A. Holley, on South Highlands.
 Miss Lizzie Thompson, one of Birming- hams popular young ladies, left last night on visit to friends in Nashville.
 Miss Fredna Bryan, Meridian belle, is visiting the Misses Pearson at No. 322 North Twenty first street.
 Miss Jennie Webb, beautiful and cul- tured young lady of Eutaw, is visiting her friend, Miss Minnie Eubank, at Elyton. This is good news to her many friends here.
 MT. Jonas Schwab, the enterprising cot ton factor, leaves for ths east today. He goes In the interest of the cotton trade for next winter and will also look into tbe matter of bringing a cotton factory to Bir- ningham.
 Mir. Madison Jones of Hale county, a large planter and prominent citizen, WAS present at the marriage of his son, MT. J. M. Jones, to Mss Annie Lewis last even- ing. He was accompanied by his wife and two daughters.