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ratQst Publications.

The Life Of Joseph smith, cloth. u.oot
t'ail. .Ht tt00. NHr1.tl rut 800
FROM kirkland 90 salt Lake, by jane, A.
iHlo, Hl rssa', aIYtH, tIius.I tb1. Lesihas
Flt t4o1 Leather etira .i.i, tlE0.
Forty Ncar. Among the Indians, ~
Daniel W. i'no., 90 pages, cloth t7oo.
Leather ilsl. leather snt 800.
pocticAi wriiinEs Of -. y. whitney.
c'1ih, uni Leather rlt, iloJ, ai1rosoa,
utt1 Hlt tlfo
iife Of Iteber e.. KimbaII, Cloth. o.. 50,
i'f L'aihst 100. ful, iIoo. Moroceo.
extra stt $50.
LHtter-day saints Psairnody. Pane,
Covered boards, cloth Mach, it.so each tisoo
GOO dHf, cloth bound. tisl each. tiT0j psr
dnf,' CLOTH aud Leather Hound. ti.5o each
80" par Doc. % sent ~ m,u % esut, psf
copy aiIluoual
story Of tiie nool Of Mormon. by riss,
oeUrso Reynolds, ci1ih. igsl. cloth eilt. taoj.
ualfiaihor glL 1850. Pail leather siit 500.
sunday school Hymn Hook, contain. "A
Che Hymns usoi Boa th8 schools, 2st parva, Clota
bound, postpaid, ht
Larry and SmaII stEe Iiibies On I.eath.,
tll1 t4s' iJl1 1850 nnitt06.
Family snd ript uibIes TO- different styles,
ulIt-iisi. fIlf1 ito1uiis 1l zach
5os. smith ~ n Prophet, lecture a.
h1orsi By uisr Anirss Isus1n bofnrs ne
siuielti' sl..Hfy boa tha s6ciaI HAL, saIt LAtN
IAN. o.. t,lt, o.
THE Church OF I~sus christ Of Latter.
day saints, De- Priesthood. Organization
ulcuines, Ordinances AMI History. ~ John
Jaluoi, w.
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In tur District Court, Iu aud Cor tHp THIRD Iu,
uIDaI uHui.i ui luu luu''uut County
cot rHi Lake


The People uf Ny Territory uf uuH send
EfUUunE BOO Dante. N. UHHIuF. defender.
X'Op AM iusutu1 UtQtulUp 90 AZ.
L puar 900 BOOB Son uIuuEIi 10 aIust BOA IIy
tHu auUiu Ua.HUI i.a.HUn boo tHr District Uuuff
Uf lHo ION. Iuu'aI uHrrt of ODE Territory
Uf Utah, auH lu answer tu9 complaint died
ilrTUin within .rI days .rNu.uHF, Uf iHg dhF
lf soryI.rI HUrr tHu service 0u you uf tHIa
served HUfui iuIa county, bus In IH..IHtfIHL
within twenty UAYH tuIHUIWlsg Within forty days
--,rIaIaH.ut uy default vail Do iaGyu against
sou. ..uIrl riding 90 'hc prayer ~ said COMPLIANT
IHH HHIH uruut Is brought Go have "a decree
81 tIIH court iIasult WINS thr blonde OF uuHtFlmuuy
existing lrtsrun One plHuud anu defendant.
TTun.rly as mly be iuHt hud equitable eHi1In
lH. Huu restraining thr defendant FROM dispose.
luH of ur rN.uWNtriuE Iu amy WHN iur property
.. IrfHuIUd Iu ihH comp Hluii requiring tIu
..|H Hum f.r .thU,uarH of ulH action.
counsel. ices luf temporary aItmunY fur us9 of
U.HIuur NuU.u. U.H'ruUE ui lHiH action and
homo tlHIE "Hbrau b.. Davidson" aud such
other and general roller H may be- equitable
fui .uHt. ABOVE rrlUl prayed Cor uu tho
pro,uaau01 boo uoafrd plaintiff In such cfur.
mH. man and NrHiH. WHT aa 90 cause nor grraE
bodily suffering aud mental anguish Huu UIas
trtsa. mat defendant haa refuse fu provide
U.HIuur with Che common uucrsHHrfrH uf NIH
huu shat Cor more IUuu ono year Uaf pact dc.
furuHut Dos. refused 60 maintain martial rU|a.
NUuH VIII NINuNN
Amt sou bro hereby notified Watf 500 nH
tl appear aud answer tuu HH.I complaint HH
above required. ih0 said pIHIaIH NUapp.y 90
IHH DHII. Coz iHH relief demanded therein.
NIiur. thu lion. samuel s. Merritt IulEs.
and th0 coal uI iNr uHtUUl Court
OF Che IU.u judicial District.
.sIAI| 900 auu fUr .Hu llHuIarF uf lHH.
tIIa ard day uf MHE Iu tIo year
uf our Lurt ono thousand gl.Ul
hundred and ninety four.
DAVID e.. bUANAt, CLERK.
lE hIU. D. LOOMS. deputy
tuamn g. lurnH1t attorney Tor plaintiff.
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS

Relate Of Margaret ,. McMa,,cr. deceased
NOTICE rs HEREBY sNEN uY TIM
~ uu1UrH.EHrd, administrator OF tho I'D.
tate % Margaret %. . MrNHsrr, deceased. 90
Che 'frilipta ~ Hni 200 UUrsuuH having claims
against iIIu HaII drrraHrI. iU exhibit thru wI b
i|r necessary fUurhur.. within four mnHfHH
after luu lrst publication ~ tHIs ruuru. tl Che
slil hlmu.Hirltar ht On South Smith taat Sc.
RAFT Lake CIV, Utah.
ALEXANDER M,MAsIEU.
Administrator o. tho E.fato OF Margaret %.
. NUNH"t.r. urIt aHtI.
Dated June D.. lsHl
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Fait5-PromotiQQ Series.

ny first Mission, uusu,s Of persons
experience .a missionary uiul uis GaniuieA
Islands, by George " Cannon. 7sa
string OF Pearls, containing a number OF
Interesting sketches and .He5ioto, u mis-
s.nnary mo-. o'e., $50
Loayc- From ny Journal, By prs.id,u,
Wlli4rd woodruff, description VI his wonder.
tlI missionary eEporoHgs. and many Interest.
inT inrIdonp ~ MS Ito, 2'e
fragments Of INpeFicucs, a collection Of
ss-trhs' from tho experience u Riders. l5r
I'residsat Hsbev O. KirnbaII's JearusI.
narrative 1t the principal incldenn ia us
career of very remarkable man, 2ic.
Eariy scenes In Church Iiistory. ali.
lection NJ incidents frlm ihe lives OF Eisr
OF do ohurch in carly days, 5e
Tho Lifc Of Ncphi, mo ,oa o. Lohi. Vi,
snIuafai hom Jerusalem, 10 JuIsa. 70 u.
land nos known q, South America slt con.
turtles before tho GINNING % uls savior. he
book contains sai4o yory Important Items con.
c'rnlHs ho Bola of Mormon, b. George q.
Cannon, Use.
Scraps Of biography, containing Sketch Of
a. Elders ilfs. Incidents OF EIpoHsucs anA
Eovel hriFtrs Journal, 25a
The uyth Of the Manuscripts Pound.
or un A"THrilua1 % tls sr4aliing s.ory, b.
uoagu Esyu1'i' Et.
Lahors Ia she Vineyard, contain, soms OF
tha most lHelrslls oEpoasnssi ever vr,tsa,
lr
H'ontiul Narratives, contains s1ms Interest.
iHF Sketches and valuable lessons, Ee,
helpful Visions, Instructive Manifestation. a,
Quo Tori O. MA children, .ss.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Hsiaio OF no MrEuau. deceased.
NOTICE j. HEREBY OWES uI THE
~ uuIuulsuru, Aruu.a M.Nwau. En
U.IirIN of che last viii uf Henry MHFWau.
urruAHUl. tu che creditors OF, and a.I persons
having claims against Che ahII trrDfHud, 60
rNhiHt them with th0 necessary y1urbrra
Ulium ttu months after iUr uraf publication 10
iuIs notice, 90 tUu ftII A.upaa NrEWau. EK.
nt,iA ni llo laai VIII " tall aotg1.gi, 90 No
county OF salt Lake. Territory NJ uuh
AhNlrH NrLMAN.
tsorutrIz OF the lHst vii Of Henry Mo.wau,
deceased
Dated June !lHt a. 10. 1885,
JuiIh ~. tANNuN Attorney Tor ENCrutrlN
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


Location Of principal place Of business, Park
liiy, summit County, Utah. Location Of
mine suatC Creek mining district, Wasatch
County, Utah
NOTICE re- HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting of the Board Of 1rusteOs.
ne'1 pc iark CITY, on tho ilh day Of June,
l-lI An assessment no gI uf ono cent per
aNlIc was LEVIED ON tho capital stock % Inc
corporation. payable 90 tho secretary on or
N'iufc tHe DO day OF july lsIt any stock
uUN1 which tng asFUssmCnt remains unpaid on
i.n tal1 sob day of July. ~, will hc UeIIu.
INcut uui nIFnrta0i Tor sale 40 public auction.
Hty DO payment f not made before. will be
.U.l on ihr l.in day " August lsIt. 90 Room
nU. -r Constitution building. salt Lake CITY,
~ Cab. ui tHU hUur OF Q O'Clock b.. u.
M. j. uOUtON eycy
Hca.igHeU UurioHa court. salt Late CITY
Titan
rAuN Uirr. june tlu. 1870
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Nul AUE IIIUIU UTuUIUEu TO Az.
4 uyHrIu HetIHu IfuU. I'd H.f.ra. rUu UE
tHr above U8mpi rIlfufIH LOB f#r I.tiUf court
ul IuU II.fH IuUI.IsI II..r.rfU Doc Territory
OF Utah. uUU Do HU.uUf fHu UlmUIHIHI UIufI
theron within ua. .I..I.r..f fHr Hat of
HrUIrs| amor fIr u,ru... Du r.u uf fUIa
summons I'd atIy.f v.tU.u fHI. county. l.. 90
served .utUf f.Is ..uHfr. 4ur v.t..n tH.H d..
trIut, within twenty Htt.. U.ftrg.ar within
fHfIF H.EH.uH |HI.HlHI Do. H...I| will Ur
Jason AGAINST Vou. au.ur.IH. a. trr mayer uf
said Complaint
Ihr H.Iu action b. Hr.U4Ht. f.I.fr Indictment
aaHIUHt Irf.UI.Uf. ..rr.au. .4t.. ID f.tHH.F
ftrui IU fum "a sass. ugffH Irfrrr.f at %
prr cent nor Hruum. ff.r. Iuuss IHIt. for
f. attufapls fpfaHrH Yu.f...f .uIt aI..#rI b.
NU duo UU tUU .rfI4IH rI.mIsauIv TUfHf. "a.
rOufrI Hy sHu IHat named utiruHauIa 90
u.HHur ..r j. M Yur I.r III. ,gIIU boz.
tr,.. ION data ne IN .e. ,,at r'r sHnnu. iHo
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music.

The Improvements Association SOM
iiooh, contains collection 81 Original
and selected songs and hymns. 80, N music b.
iuufaslr D.. nsosisy so,onty.sipht page, Of
choico music, postpaid, iOs
d. sS' Union Husic Hooh postpaid, on.
Primary Tune nooI, No, without postage
co.
We Psaimody' paper 'iisi, iis0. cl,,h. u.so,
Half leather. ti.5l Postage ~ e.. each.
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~ RlO#<3f NIU
GRANOE NDHunE
Il WssTERNa UnANDE
s,..5ss WESTERN
srANpARp cAuar
CURRENT ia rNsrl lima tT 1904
IiNE IAuLE il llyll tl.J W. lu0t


trnNr SALTS Latte
NO. .=foT Provo. UIugbam. Wac
ui"h HnI OLD IHuH lH.I f.li a. u.
SO tHfuf Provo. Grand junction
aud oh ru.na lafi,..sss.... s.ll D. m.
so. g-Ior Provo. Masu and
NHIIuh ........ s.s.ass. .sssssss a''I n. Ius
80. F=lor Eureta and bingham. HIr w.
No. l.-loF ogden ana Wgsf......... 81 1fs BOO,
80. l-EIr ogden aud t1D Wyst,... 400 pm.
arrive snit Lake.
40. l-FrUm Provo. Grand junction
lni ihu last.s.s...f..ss .... 100 %, co.,
40. prom Provo. Grand junction
and iUD EuHf .s.,.....ssss ~ .t5 D. m.
No. o. rum uun hhm. Provo. Maau
sHlnh anu Washtoh. ......... tiI o.. m.
so. a-Tfnm EurosA and bingham g.t1 o. m.
No from ogden AMI tho West. 5s5a m
SO tHtr1m uEdul and tho West. s.l5u m.
only line running through Pullman Palace
Double Drawing Room rIegUrra O. uUuYrf wa
Grand 1uuCuuu and tl Kansas t'ty aud tni0A
EU via colorado points. tree reclining ruaIr
ears fHIt Lake 60 beaver. and only line ruuH
ming Pullman Shoppers tlIt Lake o. san frtbs
osr'. hochangcsi ciots eouuecuoas. safety
speed ma comfort.
Ticket 0dlCo, 10 v, End South
"a e.. DODGE. Az. WEuuI.
ttU. Manager Gen. Huu-
J.I ALNAErr. Gon. r. Ana
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Do tnc Probate court. boz aud Tor sat Lake
County, Territory OF Utah.
lu The Matter ut iHU Efntr ot Charlotte
ilaNkInH, deceased
NotitE D. uEHEuN GIVEN THAT
~ hIegu lHWaIuH HIniuIstThtuF OF tNr
estate Of Charlotte liaWkiUH. nogFasUI has
rendered Tor settlement. sud rirl Iu HaIl
count hiH lnul account NJ nis administration
on hAil taiHir nud UUNuun Tor iuul tlstrIhu
ton ui thr residue 90 asld ustHtH among the
person entitled thereto. and that TUESDAY.
tur lNiu DAY uI July, A. %. isll. a. DO o'clock
o. 900 90 tnu Court Room nf Hald Court, To- tho
lnuuY Court iluuHH. rnit lake tiy aud
luuuWs Utah 1cultoy, has been duly hp.
pointed hT the ludsU Of aNH court, f0f thu
settlement ut said account and hearing sAId
petition Cor uIfiriHuiIuu a. which time Hur
place any pyraUu interested iu said UHlate may
appear ana show cause n any there De-, Wh}
Hfll account should not De- HttUv1 aud lu.
proved and nnal distribution made as prayed
Too
Dated June 18Th. IsN
% ~ MtipN tirfk Of Probate Court
by j. D. IADh. Deputy
Attorneys ftnDusuN a CANSOS.
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Bob stayor-Weil, believe must
70 going
Miss Woery-Perhaps you had better
'he signal service predicts rain for TO
uorrow,.-kato Fields Washington.
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missio7ay Supplies.

morEan's tract No. ., o..
2, 1an.
4" J,lsu.
The Modern prophct, ast.
True ", Vaisc Religion, sstl
The Coepci Pioneer, 5r.f
A toriy TO "Tho Mormon Purr
tory,w D.
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LEGAL NOTICE
h Do Probate Court boz and Tor salt laLo
County Territory of Utah


County Territory of Utah
Iu lHU matter of tHu estate OF IH8ma. nIH.
LELAND, deceased.
NOTICE D., HEREBY GIVES THNT
y IUlmt. NrlUIHul and IiWlrl NJ HIulf
HnI HImms.rlturH of tHU estate Uf Thomas
H.IyIauu. dp.utfe1 NlFu rendered ful oct.
.Umuut bn1 UIcu 300 fa.d court tnI nuul Hr.
..uuIuf WUIr administration Uf faI4 estate
ND petition Fog luni distribution pf
... TvFHUU uf HaIu estate among
ITO uHuuus entitled thereto. Huu That
.Ur.lag tHo lUh uHE uI IuIG a. ID, l7iI,
.. |"ur.uuh % u., at llr Court SOON of SAID
.H.|. 300 tUU county tHU1 uuass. ea|t Lake
.u bod uuHuH tbn Territory, bas N0ou
..... HUuIUfUI OBJ llU Judge ui HHIH A. uurI. for
Nh. 0uIrmHHt uf cola account and bearing
...H HUuHHU Coz liHUINHuuut 900 which UWu
.UUHH.H AMY UU.Hu Interested lu saIu rftstU
..H ..nulT aul show Hauat. % amy lurru nu,
H.. Hl.l account .HHu.l not uu lyiuDi aud
u..Isuu au1 uual dHtIuuu0u made aa prayed
fu"
a. w. AIELUY.
t|urs of Toe Probate Court
U.T o. JACh. Deputy
nsaua.t. MarsAaIl'G bradley, atouoya.
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TIE
DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OR THE WORLD
The only lile TlllIHs two
Through Fast Trains daily I
LEADVILLB,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
EFRECTIYE APRIL 20. l8sl.

Train No ? leaves Ogden ZOO am,
Salt Lake sos am, arrive at Pueblo
tIs No., Colorado Springs 7;SI am,
Denver 1880 l,ui.
Train No. leaves Ogden gao pm,
Salt Lake s.75 pm, arrive at Pueblo
g25 pm, Colorado Springs 500 p.mp
Denver 1880 pm
Connections made at Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver with all lines east
Elegant day coachos, chair cars and Pull.
man sloepOrs ON all trains. Take tho
ID. a 70. q. and have 70 comfortable trip
and 0nIoy the huesg scenery on thH cone
uuOnL
A. s. HUGHES, 8, X. HOOPER
Traffic Manager q, l.. & IA.
Denver, Colo. Denver, colo.
-. q. NEFlNS,
General Agent,
salt Lake city, "a
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100 NuUE4 OF FINI INUW LANu
a ~ with Hu abundance Uf .HICr AMI
FHuI stock range. IHti.uI Umuna tho unIti
l.fiN' on iUr tuUt1rF. close tu Uuulf. Cor IUtH
mon ftI per u"fc. o. D. stephens. lI Union
NlunusI uHut block.
on ACRES FINE ruJIT LAND uLOsL
- - 90 .IFt uuI plenty ut water f0f turcp
hmNH 90" amount uI lHuu. DOB I.IIt Tor city
property .. D. stephens % tuIUH National
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NOu DAN CIT a HOME UN ASSUMING
j % mortgage of Iofs thHu 0uJ.tHirl One
fu.un ui tuH properly. with low rate uf Iufrrs
csi .Y glIiu. ou j % stephens. ID Union
Rational BANS bloc.
1 HAVE aENEnAL NiuE HOMES FROM
i 600 f1HWHi hultUH aUu Hg Tote. tn IhU
tna. p1tt 90. iuu cItI tI .cl, from 5000 o. o. U
gf.h MII Doc cold UH thU iusNiuvuI plan ur
WI iahu Humu vacant l1ts Hs part UaY. j. o.
etNluuf, u Union Nauunhl Hams bIuuE.
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Real Estate

for SaIo or Trade i1 all parts
OF Tho City, Jay r.. Stephens.
70 Union National Bank
Building
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Sold tv W &c ST. !. aud alI Wholesale
drngFhis.
Graefenberg Co.
M Chumbors ST.. N. Y.


hC District Court bod aHI fur ilD rrIHi JUDI
ca. Distract uf lHh l.mtIT, UYHHy
oft salt Lake
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ALL9rQ
ToR
Supreme Excellence,
10 ruE
PUTNAM
HOT FORGED AND
-411,--IAMMEB POINTED HORSE

Al tho worlrs Columbian Exposition
at Chicago. a medal aud diploma vord-
ed' "aupramo excellence Ia material.
method la manufacture, ami quality 81
finished producii elasticity aud smooth.
ness combined with holding powor la
cllnch. Il allows tho uso u very small
nails"
There is nothing beyond supreme evcelIerrs
nor BE- there auY tnF composed iu horse pan
except tIc mhlUUHl lrnW Wllrhlt H made
"thr method of Manufacture" and qualify 81
finished product ruIuaH AatH, uI their
"tlHsugIty," HIyU slightly tl De Unpauflpn ard
contraction % She huuf while tNn horse o. Ia
motion BY their "tWuuihurHH.' d. not en-.
iArgr the mali holes 900 tug huUf. while turlr
"fuprtmo excellence iH holding power In
iho c|iuch' enables thDm 90 hl.i tho shoe iu
thH hardest service uUNl WORN out
n the "uau uf email nuNh' IsrFo holut are
avoided and money saved tu tHr hWlih
Thus lt Will bu soon that Mo OFFICIALS o. me
Worlds Columbian EaplHtun rccoEn 70
what qualities 40 90 make ny Epud hurau uau
gud that only tho "putuAmN contains thrtn AAis
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City Ticket Oncs, 20l Main Street.
Telephone 90
uE hurley. Drat Agl paIssr popl
o. DICKINSON. Dcu0.sI Nan. s1r
t.I IuMAN. D.r AI. AgouL
AT ii.CLALh.
uIIAtU IS. MI'h.
tIItUl ANDERSON. .UrUeIvcff
joins Vs. UUANI.
liuuEHlUh a. CeUuEULI
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We Know OF Nothing that Can
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AZ a FAMILY PILL.
They are not only mild but exceedingly
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This remarkable preparation
Us tho only re- iablo romody
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lu the Matter ut Ono Esutc OF Chariot,
lIaWkIuH. deceased.

Do tHC Probate Court. boz aud Tor salt LAX
tuuuiy, Territory OF Utah
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A fight between two factions Of
japanese occurred ON "a ranch near
woodland, Cal, Sunday Night The
Proprietor engaged company Of Japs,
who agreed 90 work eleven huutHa day.
Later he employed another batch who
agreed 90 WORK twelve hOurs Tor the
same pflcc. This ptucipi .atvd a war, Ia
which Kuiyes anu clubs were freely
used. A number on each side were
horribly beaten. One Jap was fatally
stabbed, having received a deep cash
on the neck, nearly soyefing the Jugu-
lar vein,
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NEWS OF THE WEST.
4 ColoIed Burglar Who Went 10 Sleep
Over His Work.
ncr OF GOD AND LAW OF MAN"
Phenomena Ia Woll-Bear Hunting Us
a Money Making Industry
Olher Items.

The public schoola Of Austin, Now
have been closed ON account Oi tue
rfeynlence Of scarlet fever
The morning call., 1894-06-26
IT'S FINS WRITTEN.
Sheriff McDade Carts the Califor-
nian TO His Warehouse.

Sheriff McDade Carts the Califor-
nian to His Warehouse.
"Open from 9 A. NJ TO 3 P. NJ" is the sigH
on a back door on Pioneer place, leading
to a basement. That door has been closed
to all intents and purposes for almost
year. Its the trap to the lower reeesses
of the Peoples Home Savings Bank.
Yesterday morning at an early hour 1t
opened aud gave up from the vault be-
meath the last remains and vestiges of the
Californian illustrated Magazine. Sheriff
McDade and his express wagon, pursuant
to the order of the court giving judgme ut
in the suit of W. A. LiDgard against the
defunct publication, carted away all the
stock of magazines, the office furniture
and the huge safe to the city's warehouse,
at Ash avenue and Larkin street. There
forever all that is left of Dick McDonald's 8
ill-starred venture into journalism will
henceforth rest in peace, unless some un-
wary venturer can be persuaded to pur-
chase from thirty to fifty thousand worth
less books, several cheap desks aud one
iron safe.
1t required fourteen large express wagon
loads to carry away the stock of uns0ld
magazines alone. There were in 1t al
least 1000 of the last number OF the perl
odical when it was published in New York,
WDere DICK Ddu lOuulS Hupeu thdl no was
going to be able soon TO transplant himself
out OF this insignificant burg TO the great
metropolis
And after this last load had been taken
| away there were two stray copies left on
| the sidewalk. A stranger passing picked
up one of them. II was dated July. 1898
| and at the head of il in large letters wa:
/ printed: 1.-The Danger to the Republic,
| by Richard Ii. Mcdonald Jr. On leaf II
| tue back of the book was inscribed a poem
The Path of Prayer" among other word
! of which were these, which one languish
ing behind bars now may be saying everl
| day:
! And while wondered, suddenly name
! Flashed to me, and knew the Path of Prayer
! Where Kwannon, Queen OF Mercy. nightly came
To read the sad petitions planted there.
| 1 mused upon that gentle race anew.
| " Ith love and pity aching in my breast,
/ And theu-I knelt where evening shadows grew
To place my small petition with the rest.
The morning call., 1894-06-26

namely, the growing practice of vivisecting be-
fore classes Of young people in the secular
schools, Such an overzealous application OF
the scientific method" is ut to appear only In
that sorry system of pedagogics which makes
light of sentiment and considers the goal OF
education TO be the acquisition of bare facts.
In broader view II must appear that such
wholesome effect upon the mind of a child.
tending to strengthen rather than TO repress its
selfish and cru Instincts.
The child who has been taught through
"scIentific" demonstrations 10 regard pet cat
or dog as an animated machine with contract
ing muscles and blood propelling heart and
biIe-secreting liver instead oi as living being
possessed of feelings and emotions something
akin to its own, can never regard the sacred
mystery OF life in quite the same light as be-
fore. It has gained knowledge Of very doubt.
ful value at the eXprnse of a distinct ethical
sacrifice. Far better that the child remain
ignorant of the appearance OF vital nri' ci o
mat animates them. If physiology al exp RI
ments must enter into the scheme OF the mOdt rn
system of education, let them at least be de-
ferIed until moral principles are firmly
grounded,
The morning call., 1894-06-26
HE MADE CARFARE OUT OF 1T.
A Broker Who Took Profitable Lit
tie Trip to Philadelphia.
New York Tribune.

The ways Of the New York broker are artiul
and his eyes are always open for an oppor-
tunity. When he has a chance 10 make a
good bargain" he doesn't let grass grow under
his feet.
Tie head of a steamship company recently
said TO a Wall-street broker:
u wish | could get certain pier privilege
it's so and So"
''Wel. why don't you go and get it?" asked
the broker.
81 can't seem to get hold OF it."
''The pier business" said the broker, "isn't
in my line, but how much would you give me
Tor this privilege if l get it?"
"Pll give you $1,000 month for year,
The broker said that he would see what he
could do. The pier was owned by Philadel-
phia man, and the next afternoon tile man from
wall street walked into the office OF the pier
owner In Philadelphia.
Il want you to buy some bonds" be said.
Don't want to buy anything" was the an
sweT. "Pm selling"
"But these gilt-edged; you never saw
anything better"
Cant buy anything Haven't any money.
Got a lot of things on my hands that aren't
paving a cent These are hard times, / tell
YOU. I've got stores that l can't rent bills that
] can't collect. Why, there's pier over IN
your city that isn't doing what IL ought TO dc
for me. A privilege there is just begging for
some one 10 take it,"
We'll" said the broker II want to sell you
some of these bonds. We might make 'dicker'
on the pier. guess L COulu get Ilu VI IL. VIII
you lake the bonds of my hands If 1 take The
per privilege of yours?"
"I don't want bonds"
"Wouldn't you take them to get rid OF
your pier?'
"N6; 1 am carrying all want"
''Wel, maybe I'll take your pier anyway
How much do you want for it?'
"Tbree thousand dollars year."
The broker thought ne might as well take The
nriytlegp even If they cOuldn't strike a bargain
On bonds The next morning be went 10 the
New York steamship man.
II can get that pier Tor you for year," hi
! said.
Your own fgures- s12, 900 year."
The privilege was relet right then and there
! the contract signed. and the broker was jus
$4,000 better of. A short time alter this th
steamship man met the broker again.
"Say, x" he said. "tell NE now, just 70
fun, what aid you make out OF that pier bust
ness?"
"Carfare." answered the broker. unblush
| ingly.
'Carfare?"
Yes, carfare-ar0und the world"