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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-10
Sonora Sara's Friends Tackle Diff
fcult Problem.
THEY REACH some NOVEL CONCLUSIONS,
And Explain About Making the
White Metal Free.
CHI A RITY AND POLITICS
Written Exclusively for The Evening Star.

ARA, WHAT is
free silvar?' I"
/ had my mouth full
of pins when Bobbie
applied to lie for in
formation and could
not answer her at
once, and that is how
l came by the follow
ing amazing eXrosi-
ton of the silver and
other questions which
have 'ieen stumbling
blocks to statesmen
since the foundation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-10

The first sketch shows as pretty n style
As any one could wish for. and is particu-
larly becoming to tall. slender girls. The
original model was developed in tartan
plaid silk; the ground being a rich crimson,
crossed by narrow lines of gold. blue and
white.
The collar "a stock is LAID in lengthwise
pleats, from which the silk is drawn in
deep folds to the waist. where it is held
by a belt of wrInkled silk, which is fastene ed
by bolero knot Of the same material
The lower part is merely large double
puff. Make the sleeves as large as your
fancy dictates your material allows; the
larger the better. The first puff should
reach the elbow. the second is a very full
double ruffie. while the epaulettes must also
be double, each one of the four rufties and
very full.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-10
These Charming Toilet Accessories
as Popular as Ever.
SOME EFFECTIVE DESIGNS
A Pretty Waist Will Set Off an
Old Dress Skirt.
SUGGESTIONS FOR MAKING


HE GREAT VA
riety of fanciful bod
ice designs display
ed by leading modis-
ties proves that these
charming toilet ac-
cessories are as popu-
lar as ever; and aside
from their beauty the
self-evident fact of
their general utility
qualities re 20 m =
mends them to the
great mass of women
who wish to put the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-10

There are few things that large women
ought to learn at once. For instance, a
large woman should never go about things
with rush. She should move smoothly,
moderately fast and cultivate grace in her
motions. To go rushing about like house
affre is to suggest a steam engine, which
short breath and size always seem to in
tensify. A large woman should refrain as
FAR as possible from wearing light clothes.
There Is something about light colored
clothing which seems TO increase apparent
bulk. large woman is pretty sure TO have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-10

The uses to which onions may be put are
so many and they have been decided by
competent authority to be SO healthy that
one could wish they were shade less
offensive as to smell. The Scientific Ameri-
can now comes forward and recommends
onions as a specific against epidem!cs They
should be sliced and placed about the room
In saucers, where they will absorb all
poisons floating in the air. 1t is stated that
in the room OF a smallpox patient they
blistered and decomposed in a very short
time. The remedy is almost as bad as the
disease, but, as IL is thought that they pre-
vent the spread of disease. 1t is certainly
worth trying.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-10

A common error Of those who have "a
cater to the requirements of ailing people Is
the singular persistence with which they in
sist upon such people eating Whether hun.
cry or not one should eat, is the cry Ii is
perfectly preposterous to advocate such a
theory, because the moment that people
take into their stomachs food that is not
demanded by nature that moment they are
paying tribute to dyspepsia. 1t is not an
empty stomach that demands food but the
stimulus OF the gastric juices. When the
stomach gets out Of order the secretion OF
gastric juice is stopped to a large extent
ana to then try to force the stomach to
work Is like asking a man with a broken Les
TO walk He can only make a stagger at IL
ana Is more than likely to add to his dis
comfort An excellent rule is to eat only
when you are hungry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-10


ooh. yes Well as l was saying. it seems
to me queer that you cannot understand
it. The first syllable settles the question
for me without the explanatory age
'Seigniorage' simply means the oldest, and
in connection with silver means the Oldest
silver in the treasury. I don't think they
spell it just as spell the word that
means the opposite of Junior. but that is
probably a mistake Of the compositor, like
the one that got that nice Colorado silver
miner into such trouble in his speech for
silver. You see." said this silver encyclo-
peda 1.-The silver has been pling up in the
treasury vaults for hundreds of years."
Jennie always was liberal in her use Of
figures. until 1t has got to be very valu-
able You know old silver is worth a heap
more than new, and 1t is only in the last
few years that people have found out how
much old silver there is in the treasury.
Men are not supposed to know much about
those things, but 1T seems that Mr.. Bland
is a connoisseur on silver, and he has been
moving heaven and earth to get Congress
to do something with his find. 1t Ia very
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-10

It Is a common habit with some people of
really clearly habits to take drink of
water the first thing on rising in the morn
ing, using for that purpose water which has
stood in the sleeping room all night The
draught is all right but the person who
drinks water that has stood in a sleeping
room for several hours is simply inviting ali
sorts of disorders TO visit him. Water is
one of the ready absorbents of disease
germs, and it would be a hazardous thing
to drink water that has stood in an open
vessel out in the open air. TO say nothing of
that shut up In sleeping room with all
sorts of unhealthy exhalati tons being given
of from the body. Nor is it well to drink
water that has stood for several hours in
the lead pipes: always let the water run for
few moments first
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San LUIS stake conference.

SANFORD. Col, Nov 10, lsJ4.- The
quarterly conference u tue S.u LUIS
stake VI Z,un convened st Manssss
Saturday AMI Sunuuy, November n
auu Is. ONlug tOn Hn.s uuuy s.Auulug
Ol tuU liUpef uAtt, SATURDAY p attend.
lnuo wa IIgut but 7uuday'. nuruug-
were we'll attended, y uo ~ .lu
general auth yutiuu Wttu prrssul, bu q
.uuu representation UI STAKE aud ward
aillgufs we're Ia Ateudauut.
lnc spvakr0 uoalt altn the subjects
o CuAruy UurIiuucc 10 Tue PrUsthyUu,
tue neucusity VI reformation Ia tue
uvss " thu saints aud JusIA q, ii,ue'
auI Ullefiug-. lhs UYin on VA. 90.
pr,sseu ~ tuc Leading utu,httu lusttue
tiue hsu iIlly gUnv wien tuia psfg 100
,nu LJtJ's vineyard snUuid go pfuuci
sui q dry hud wttnetcd branches
cul ~ tnat tue trsusgttssUf be
brought TO JIsiico anu ueait VIA
according " tue law o. the LJiu.
Tue general aud local auth mites Ut
the CDufuh We g uuaulmUu-iy SUI
,Aln,d by a vie Of tue con vfrnct.
lnr Bshops' reports in the mhn were
uucULfagiusi thB people aru strtylug 10
krrp tue cJmmsudmunts ~ tue LORD,
futy aleu- itpUfg,d d pretty hir bar.
vest ouuH.uriiug the uty rcssuni 90.
u.uts. cd Tue -aiuts 10 remember the
Lord Iu the uur II plrutl aud ia
ut.,s I. Il UuOrnst, as { Z ugh HIs
And pow tuugu tuyy were aulv . reap
.uga % usuu,iOIs uatvr-I
MARCUS o. fUSk,
s,aav Clerk.
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smaiiest fuuhef dose Sue uJaIu Will
pfotuge the same rYmlI us us the taxi
inr OF a larger dose would, 90 that
IN many ltople ta- tues. sm8kilg Of
n nine OF two moro Gay WUulI pro
,ii,ce IN them ell tUt auvuced
.vmptoms Of tUbacc1 10 if1niIg. sou
a. mat duclofs NAH, % impttau~e
tp s,ett cases tpst toe smoking puui.
r,u.t be dropped cuutdy no rm8ge
,,.t.ratety viii not ... s. DO ca NO.
al, f1 intake tue chance. . . fIUr thH
systsnithat little b' m.Ir n u,.lu.
Wbich would cause tuccs lD Uu set,-
Jus.
In cured. Win toe smoking .Hu.
siiuli,beI, plenty Of .IiunYr uEufc.s, "a
ca Il nerve ionic whiun uI. a.a... .u
tny UuriicatiOu OF tuv zoos $50 wei aa
I,utrv up the general .ysftm. -
.b.te.stion from a.CIuIIg beverage,
mora BE- uo rsasJu WY tUUt.Ul DOH. ..
ness cannot 10 cured. ACu.l u..
ipnuy of is fJfms d. Iia... DO PROM
tobacco biudness In Is Is.y trts.
smukrr.
"Bnt the strangssl ..ft 7fHtt,. Do
that n uprsuu t.s. ... .asu. tI alf ..t
tob.ccoio become on with tuua.c1
blindness. la a.H IND, lne most
obstinate Gases I e 90 .a4 was tuat ui a
gupmuu on QUO %. iur cable fuads ui
tut uity. lie was a .uu. m kvf unI a
nsu-Ifiukcf, yet uu came 90 inc win
tobaccj bliuduess folly developed
u-u.ui - being com .l..rI 20 rIr ulur
by huuf ib al atmUs here of tobacco
smokt, breathing in iug poisoned air
p.iuttd by ciEht uf luu uuukvts. 10
isn wuuutt wuy more %. tuu disease
does uut develop when tniH BE- CONE
sidsfeI, hut iauuua.riy nature De- m lfu
RinI iY NO tuAn We 1rs tu uufsr.y.l, az
sine giytsus stfeugth 90 throw % many
evil. o. which ~ gatsirssiy vApJsu
UutsUlvos.n
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not greater, than were given his wife
iu susan. But Mt. Kendall e. nu ad-
m raDle actor Of truly British
souool perhaps, but 40 actor through
aud through uev rtueies.. ruereiu lies
ona Of tn mAiu differences between
..e man Hld wife. Mts. keuuaii Is au
artist whose methods ale bouu led
uy no one country or &C. oo.,
her talent Is cosmopolitan; else
misat play a. sue played
-us.u last ui nt be Jfs R4'slsus,
lurks 0r ca uUfo auI her Laaftts
would kuJW tuoy we're la zoe ptestuue
ut genus. Her acting iu tIr very
quln eHsyn.eO buhuliug mstrlmUuI,
ututnIU..r aud spIuluneltB. Ous
uin 80 4 IN tic OF or .Ii roses, %
Ca ustuI % hvr tuiugs uu.niuEsnIe
aud utuumeAUic o. uu IB uaugnt Wy
the iulsoIDu 4 her acting.
ttm,y be- very ui1-toIr with both
atlists iu u play IKE ibe Seem Ms.
tHuqIersy whrtr tus tragic aud
som go ace presented; JUDGED, w say
ffaukly, We % uut uGp.c. 90 vnl y tnlH
play ~ wo dtI tue uthug hut II tnu
rrmaiuLer VI tue ougas tmrut -huu,I
ue Jire failure, We YOU'D still i.st
uud obligations g Mo- auI Mrs
Kendall tor thUIf fafv contribution last
evening.
Tue support was VI the even eK-
crllencu We haI uguJ o. expect
from SUCH adaptt tn mhiu feature
uriug ne SIR JOIN instan u hit.
Cuiic.
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AMUSEMENTS.

1HE KENDALLs.--E Everything about
the tnestsr las. nighI betlksned the
expectancy that waits on dlsIin.
guithrd event; aud the ming OF the
Kendalls WAS a distinguished event
one that a gran anu brilliant audience
turned out to Gel lbrate, anI Que that
no one brgtuigod d liar aud a hall g.
witness. Salt Lake nas Tor many sea-
sous been auxiOu. 10 nave these artists
visit ", aud unlssi We except ONE
Henry Irving-they were the only
dramatic stars VI what might be called
international reputation who had
never yet gfaced oar boards They
nave al leugth come, brrn seen anu
undoubtedly nave uOuquefed' n
matter now hign ono hal nxud bis
ideals Of Whist the performance OF
tue lNendalls would be like,
II is Louuuul whethrr hb wm
lipappuiutrd after their most
finlsn,d aud Ia all ways admirable
rendering Of A Scrap Oi Payer last
evening, Ihe play Ia only hght
comedy OF ratuur dulua'o nbrri bui
Nj uh hy AhAN hlNk ~ hAN hAF'ANHt RaA-
duu, With all tue h4tssr, suspr nsiye
lnterest aud dramatic iltruslty ihat
mark his Diplomacy his Daniel II
chat, " his rUsca. Mr, aud Mis-. Ken.
daIl nave tho leading rOlrri puruiy high
oumsIy, with scarcely u touch %
sprl. us ipeliug throughout, ana thv
exquisite way IN WHOM lhu in1rfprc'
tstiuus were given were TO the lat
extent high Glass, hulsutd anu perfect
twasRll representation such Es Nc
nave Teen uuUustImud 10 read auuuI,
,a belonging % u lur away x iueu age
uf tue utAmN long Since yaulspol auu
never moe vuuohsslud 90 this material
AMI d.uaseJ epoch Of realism. 4. wa
All We have been accus OmrI to IN
nsius Of tue btb. stock thpalyT
days OF London ur New Nurkj %
NJ. in fact, slice Of the best LIuIuu
Jramat fepast Of today laid fresh aud
cgmsleto upUh our plates, ana we he
usye tue avldity with wnign 4, WAS
AFFORDED paid II lhe ggeaIes1 Of sii
compliments. Everyone In scuusiom
tp near that u the two arlsts, Mr..
Ksnlall Is head ami shouIuelh hhnv
me mead OF tue huu.e. o, tniH uer
can be- no uOuut, even thtugh D.
q lionel Blnke last tvsuiuG, NJ
lkendall hau ~ great Vlp0nualues, !
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MASSEY, Coco NV Nation, L. L.,
November ~, lsyL
hSitOr Dcscr,i AeuE
Thilkrug ,LUrt account Of the
work Uelug done IN tnis Territory
would 70 VI Interest to the frauufs VI
yuur valuable paprE shall vnlrAvOr
10 give you brief d, soTipliOu Of our
progress Ia.
My companion and myself arrived
ut Manatd headquarters on the l3th
VI OctOOoL 10 nud that We we're lurt
ia time iUt quarterly CON efuuce which
uUmmuucru mat morning. w, had a
WY gUuu mvutiug, there was n good
-plI, pruvauug, aud all seemed O.
vuI y tue 1prlt ul God. ruu speakers
wurr EIdew Epnrt M JepprTsOn, CUui.
urHr, JuusUu, Queen Aud your hum
ulu servant Appropriate frmafhs
were made ursii g the people - seek
alter tue tuings %. q VI And aDstaiu
nom he evils OF this IIir.
Oltnu NOR ing OF tue 10Th Of Ooto.
bur, Brother Jupps0u anu my-rll 10 /
,ur tue Creek Mai "a, wuurc W. hal
been Appointed 10 lAbJs We arrived
al Once Iau, ut Tue hesI OF the Greek
slrip, tntu taxing a southwest utsr,
through the thlckly wJJIUi districts,
Visiting the people on uur way anu
nnliug some VINO wUull listen to u,
suu some that would not, We AtriveI
~ Nvtumsh, a small settlement com.
posed Vt 10, gfOuH aud Crr,ka mixed,
Our stay was Not long 40 tuls place.
Continuing ON g. thU sIual town 90
5u nkee, ~ met win tue urst YI Tust.
mr Mt frUm thb natives 40 well A. ne
WhIte population " tnta part
Of tue county, At Sumute We
met one VI our own people, wHO
nad been bapHz u va tie Cherokee
nation by Elder X uUall and had
moved ~ the CrVOk unliou. l. seems
that no Mormon Elders have ever
uuuu iu this riot, VI II tuty nave, o.
uAs been ~ lOug ago tnat tlu pe1plu
have forgotten. We held two meet
ings ~ THIS place anu made many
flvuub, VINO oarnrslly invited us 10
come again, when We shall DO Ia the
near future.
Leaving 5umheP, we took south.
eattrrly CJufru iUT South McA lister, d
cUHl-miniug town OF some implrtance
IA thu thuutsw naliOu, Attet a SIN
walk ct 5i miles We arrived there about
Z y'clUCA m the evening, very tired
anu huugty. We shortly after partlOk Of!
some lunch aud retired to he'd, thanking
GOd Tor ans kiudnrsa 10 NJ la thH past,
Fms neat morning We sfosu refreshed,
aud after n goOI breakfast, pTOceulrd
on our Journey for Eidurr' healqu ,f-
trfs at Massey uultlcm nf, some thirly
uiieH distant, where VIZ expected Go
n ii mail from dear ones No hOmv, auu
some OF tue Eluttr; nut vain hope
no letters aud Nv ~ the Elders gooe
hume, one sick aud the 0tnvr gone as
his assistant, Hut We were met by
Sister GIiliths VINO gave no hearty
welcome anJ = good supper anu uel.
WoEIB0 met win many friends Huu
mauy VINO would not listen 10 ~, tut
1 tn.uk me ums IL lvafat uBud wHeu
u guJI WORK VIII 10 uJuv ia this part O.
GO4's vine, Hri,
Your bf tlrr Ia he @ spell,
q. 10. MAhuErIs.
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County clers, Gibson \. CIndlo 1871;
Cn.s. A. Weicl ls5 Il 1JtIor, ,m Q
Dir,nt 2li; Ssui. Cam Ibsll lb7 AZ.
srssJr, jos. L. WaIITJu 100; George
Huiurr Ia. Collector, JOE, a.. Wa.
If 49,; Dtvid CDlluer Ia. rfuas.
uret r.slE a. Ia tls ~; guarlus
iufuuf LOO ~ scouting attorney,
Joshua Whism, 2Il, ia una. e g.
Welcn lbi Sueuif Hanfy q. II I.
Jiugtup 100, a fuutt %. Cruci lT5.
uty,yUG Food. w. ClafE 1875 O,un
Is. AuJrrol 49,. Coroner, DAuL a.
II Uiu-1u 10; RIOS. l.. Waiswuf,u
i5s. s-iccum,u, a. r. Bahman 2ua,
IuUs. q. Bu.toit 20; john WOJ iBl
j tore "A ID cssJi loD, Wn. Al. Cryn
III, Lars 4. EIuUm
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nam. Ml.,ls,innI lorgre,..

Tue U,ah deioga lon ~ tuu Trans
MIssi-uiph q ,nytuss vent h ct On tuu
5 am. u. Il. trsiu "a 3 mIruiag. They
coupled tue Piilmsu oct" thorn'"
AbJut twouty-t ur grn,lt u, with
ieS laiirs, made lhu palty. a
sIeamvr the fuiI iuuglh VI the car was
90 Hpicu wv with thu iu'cupuuut
"rfans Mlsttsipp Commercial Con
gtrrs, uiah's Delegation, 7uvcf 10
10 ! q" Tine delegation APP osrud " be
as usppy a. = lIl ui HtuJJt uIys.
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Suinga Railroad.

Ia the Fourth district court Judge
King auI ~ Jury acc meaning tha uaso
u, Giuseppe Gucrus agaiu't the kip
Grsudy Western Il. ir.sI o.. Gurfua
U.ugut tick ~ Ogden TO gU East
over tue Union Pauihc. Ito malu a
mistskv auu boarded "A ltiO 6nudU
train. Wusn abJu. tItru miles yut
from Ogiru sue rHuiuc ur iuuuI
Gh-tna without ticket lie auuArs
,hu G .uduutUr threw him 90, whereby
h. suslaiued ibiuiivs. Hu sues ivI
A5.UUI,
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County GERS, W. NJ Steele IT,
9il; GEORGE ~ uIs a. q curIuf,
GcIrsc dsuk' 2ib, Jptt r.. CuiIr,tr
-o5. A .syssIr, trItsu Is Wilson 20;
Nm. Couam ~, G. Hector q Ofs e.
Is. WILSON l4i; Vim. 1oJau rs
ire uufrr, IN mn H.y co'E -, Wan.
CamsrOn g1i z socuuu at.OIn a.,
N. W. Fly 2ii; J,uu A ,u.tlu e.
5urun, ruumr S,vy -Bi; james w..
i'm e., 2J9 surveyor ". ". NNrbOof
-i3; 5 mel GIdiI 30 CJronrr, VI.
". Evans 2j5; J. j. 5 elmer g3s.
-rIruunun, rl mas a, q - 2i1, q.
NJ. L-tJu 2il T.. ]. Wuls ~, ,tUrr.
H.. hayclra 81, 20 q Bisoa 2Jj, h ,
a lleu az.
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County clefk-,s,n a. pymm 40l;
Auifew Wugyr 1872. Recorder, go.
r. Wuiteu,aI 455, AnutsS WI ~.
i7j. Assessor, rhu .,a' T.. CIttam ~ (;
samuel Stew n l75. Collector, lhba
4. C0,nn i1i; samuel stuw.ti. lT3
rfessufer, n rauU ric,ett 40, Wan.
Atgius IL Pes eating at,Jfnry,
DAVID A. atIrfs as, D,viI NJ. Nh
len Ia. 5hrul Iurr". X. W0rthUu
iss; RIbrft MicH III surveyor,
ts,so Mto arlaur ig2, joan 5lcs,r III.
GOfouur, HOfauu f,,agN $50; samuel
JuII 100. . laCtnuu, itIu g..
buud 80, Ofuu n. SNOW 40 j. r..
L,ngs.pt as, Rtl 90 q. X 1856
Dlyil Hinchve 40, J0nu natieI Jn
100.
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County Oilers. ". a LikulgS; II Z.
are Merrill l72 RscIrIrr, ". IA
MclntYsh 100, J. = BueL it,, l5h
A.s.s'r Joseph Merks l2J, q. a. 90 O..
soc 100 q Ilru Of, JOsrp M-sks 1906
G.. A. Peao iIl. .fei uref, jose ,
,ulNeess iH, D W. 5Utrr lb1
pr e.uiug atYfuav, san g. I.4t
1873 james WylrY 10 sueI a. J. W..
= cant 1885 q Il o ,,bs iJl sur.
vioG J. a. Fox 1884, l.. : b,ug lGj
DorOuet LYMAN J0ius,u TO. y b.
ksunrr 1875. SeIyc mon, . a. Fu 10
uur 49, Jttu IA ,Wr- ~ j az
uaich ~, Jamr- Whitaker l75,
". n. lyon, M R,oIarI Brow,
Sen. IA.
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- ~ anne

EYuTr-At kingston. utlH Nov ll. lsll. Of
rHuHUWHNuu. HHUH Roberts rErrus Ntr 90
EuuIuIu Hfryu, born Nut DO. lHaIt o. lIlDi.
p.HI ruFi.uU uICu HH HUu uAl lived
Boz Uy,ua taIUfuI PRECEDENT No lhc PRIMARY
HHHu.Iat|. DO .uu counsellor boo |Nc ErNrt
AuUIu uf lIU MHrI ruu wrH respected anil
Jos % uY HlI VINO Wv. @ acquainted WiiI hCr
tUr leaves rUlIutC. nd numerous iauuda 90
mourn hsr iusa. l,"n iXa'
IrNuakr =UoUolt gstlntsaY wac horn 40
NauH.t hursl. ltumlrIUHHu.rU. scotland Ou
tho ith duy " july l7.., oiled at tyutyr
MaHBirn county, Nhu, on tuU ltih U'
November. la.t tlu WHH attended uy hn
Auu. me causs OF dca,h was titingfia " the
UNuf.
Nl.sHrIai Star. plcaso copy.
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Personal.

superintendent Gavin Of the tiahn
tivi.iou n the Union Pacific l. IN Sail
Lake today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Slaie Of this city
viii leave Tor CHICAGO over thJ Ku
GfAnde Western tJnisht.
Superintendent Malloy Of the wyo.
ming division u the Uuipn P,clhr
was among the railway arrivals IN salt
Lake tIday.
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TuBlcpo BLINDNESS.
now LvEN NOE,sNluKERs MAY III
AtFtgItu.

"Have you ever nvsrl n! tobacco
him. nsl?" said "a J0cIur yesterday.
81 Ii something We meet with quite
frequently, yet not a. much us one
would suppose. when the great con.
.umption %, Tobacco 10 considered. Yet
tuere are many VIM ate IN the thresh.
ild OF tobacco bhUiue's, who may or
nay NOT have an experience with the
i.ea,e; ~, m tobacco poisoning, like
hat Produced by other drugs, the sys.
rm can rosis' the intlueuge Of the In.
yader up " ? certain point. when tho
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An inquiry has reen received al
this M g" a,Siny Tor the present All.
dress o Flank Htilick, VINO the iu.
quifVr slalee, was IN The peuItoutiary
wO years ago Tor uulaw al C1hablIH-
tor. Gao anyone supply the iufJrma.
ton drsifru2
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Mn. Kern u PAIN city, placed a
bss,ut containing siK uU1uu eggs aud
stuUl A. ihb gaze Ui a fesiuvuuc o.
A .am- syeuuv will shu wout INTO
tnr niusu 10 market some OF her souvs.
Nnu. snc t.tumuI her basket Huu
money were gJao. DO I0ucr arrested
J uu Pvtursuu, iau sIA,'su years UlI.
A. a unite haviHg stHI. ihr 4 upri-
-. Tue basket Of eggs was returned
uut u0 money,
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w. a. shator 10, John TJngre1 ~.
Proceeding attorney, l.. II. Eddy lJ1j
l.. l.. Capo 81. sheriff, w somei'
vile tO4; Cnspiu ravl1- 80 surveyor
@ ore W. DIaut lU2; Sylvester r. ~
a Ison Oh Cjunrr, h D.. b. Wool lv5i
. IL. ualiwt 81. isl,ctnou. J. l.
Il vsrldte 10 20 W. WUus-iO, john
a. s isi-f 1906 Is. Bsert 81, sidLey
tauu 90; NJ. II Dlrfsw 81.
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Hish Priests Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
High Prest.' quorum nf the Sh g Lake
stake ~ Hiou vii convs n tho
Assembly Hal, SIT L,t- cay W.
morrow (saIurJayl II II f.. m
ELIAS MURMs.
President.
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County clerk, Charles j Elliot lOli
ID, A. johnson 81. County recJruor
Charles j. Eniltt o.; d, A. Jphnsou
S. Assessor. Il. A, NASHVILLE lO5; Al
tnur IA, lor Ss Collector, II. A. Man
VILE 0si AEtuur Taylor 81. rroasursr
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ucuNrinF unclaimed M the Post once A.
san Laku tuy. Utah. uu Nun Do. lr'i, in
obtain any of these letters 600 app lcAut must
coll tuF"A IYvfts0i Lrtiuft,' Hu4 siNg tuc datr
they viii be- sent tJ Sue Dead Letter uiacg ~
" Arlington, lLC,
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washington county.


The oAnvassing board also completed
up 70 thia aIteruoOn tue count Tor
county Ulcers 40 foil WIZ, anu were
footing VI the Wasatch county returns
10 tue NEWS went To press;
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The work Of the canyasslng tolrd
up TO this afternoon, ON the Delegate
10 Congress, shows Hs iull.wsi
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Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
wofld's Fair Highest Medal snJ Diploma.
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The list .ud pOlitics Of tue C'uslilu'
tinnai delegates thus Tar Ehnwn e. be
elected hy tnr canvass IN w follow:
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Oarneid gun
IANp cUMMIssIONERs.

The vote for commissioners 10 locate
University lands was as iullowsi
arauu g0uuty.
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About Ten Thousand Dollars worth will b. th'own
cgrners prices that all afford Silk DIefs We a.,
Slowing about Five Hundred Pieces
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Warrington conn
Grand County

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