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OBITUARY NOrEs.

Sister Jano Ann Bown. vito Of VIM.
Bown, departed this llio %; 2;3l y. m. Do
C1mbor N, 1891, nt EayCttc, Sanp0io
county, Utah. Tho cause Of hur death
was congestion Of tho lungs, being sick
but nine days.
Sister Bown was tho daughter Of John
Il. and Mary MoicalG born March 10,
1884, at Hui, Yorkshire, England. Sho
was baptized July o, 1850. WIS married In
january, jj,Omigratcd to Utah tho same
year, lived in Sult Lake city - short
time, then moved 10 Springville, U,uh
county, whore they livoi until 1861, whom
they were called TO 20 90 Dixie, and sot-
tied In 80, George. BROTHER BDwn was
released from that mission on account OF
his health; came 10 Fuyoito in ls0j,whoro
they have resided up 10 the time Of her
dOmisc.
Sister Bowu has boon president OF tho
Relief Society from ils nrsi organization,
over twenty years ago. She has also
acted ny president OF tho Primary AssO.
citation since October, 1891. Sho has Cyor
boon faithful IL those associations, aud
not only has she boon active In her
Official dutlos. but IN ininisturing 10 tho
sick and needy Ia our midst. She was
tho mother OF ton children, and had also
twenty-five grandchildren. She was a
faithful luttor.day Saint, ana was much
beloved by all who knew her. She leaves
husband, six children anda largo circle
OF friends TO mourn hor loss.
Tho funeral was held on tho 18Th nt /.
noon, and was largely attended.
W0muH's Lfp0HDtf please copy.
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IRusTee,s SALE.

NXrHEUEAsi the n, A. TUCKEtT
w CANDY company, a corporation, on INC
2lth deY Of uct1lrr, 1891, executed ana de-
association OF salt Lake city, IT, promisa1y
motto tor the sum OF three tnousaud $500
dollars, and on the same day for The pulpose
interest thereon, the aaId u. A. Tuckctt Candy
company executed and delivered 70 bolivar
hohgris. trustee. o. certain trust deed upon
tnu county Of SALT Lake anu Territory of Utah.
1hc south half ot lot ok t5l. In block nine.
~ eight tYsI, piut"k," salt lake CITY survey;
also 10 right ufWhy beginning i've rode east u
tho northwest corner Of said lot alA lUI, thence
east tou ll0l feet. thence sluth ten 90 rods,
thence west tcn Qol tcCtthoncc nOItt Ten uui
rods 60 tho place u beginning. which said
trust deed was duly recorded in tho ofllc1 of
thr county recorder Of summit county, Utah
and
whereas said trust deed provided that la
case ct ucfault DO The payment u said pr0mis.
sory note on the interest. premium or install.
mcuta, or any part thereof, thea thD uaii
Indebtedness should 40 once become Due ami
said premises should be- sold by the SAID trus.
tee. or hH successor Boa trust, at PUBLIC auction,
a. tho mont door OF tho court house Ia sails
Lake Guy, salt LaEo County, Utah Territory,
or on sAid premisel Qr any part thereof As
should be- specified In tho notice OF surh sale,
thirty days previous notice ~ such ualu HAVING
been given once ia each week Tor four HurrUa-
I've weeks IN nay newspaper. az that liuo
Whereas, said trust d0ui provided that In
case pt the death OF the said Bolivar Roberts,
trustee. then thu secretary 81 the Haid Natlonsi
iutding aud loan Association u SAT- LAKE
city SHOULD DO uud was thereby appointed aud
made successor IA truat hereunder win lIkc
powers and authority aH such tfustuot aud
whereas, the said bolivar Roberts, trustee,
has departed this life aud
Whereas, Hudson smith IL tho duly elected
qualinHd and acting secretary u the said Ma.
uouul liuu ding ana Loau Asao'latiou OF nlli
Lake CITY aud ~ such D. tho successor Ia truH.
under said trust decd, aud
whereas, default has been made for more
than six months IN the payment OF tho interest
upon said note, and
wnrrols. tho legal holder Of said note has
elected % declare aud has declared tho ontlro
amount thereof due, aud
WhcroAs the legal holder Of said motto has
requested she sAId Hudson Smith, successor
IN trust under said trust deed as Aforesaid, 10
proceed io full such properly under tho Au'
huuty gwen By fAid tfusg do0d.
Nouco h hereby gwen that 4 Hudson Smith,
successor no trust. - aforesaid, will on tho
10Th day ~ December, lb,A Nt ~ O'Clock noon
% said day, oder Tor sale nc the front door OF
tho County Dour! House, iu salt Lake city,
TAFT Lake County Utah Territory, ut public
auction, ana will coll tu The. highest and best
bidder therefor Tor cash All OF tho above DIES.
crihed premises Tor the purpose of satisfying
grthCr with the interest thereon, aud tho cost
HUDSON SMITH.
O. W. NoBsr, Trustee,
Attorney Tor Trustee
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Notes and Personals.

The Home Dramatic Co. produce
The Galley Slave, at HyTum this
evening. They have almost completed
a tour OF the principal elites anu towns
OF Cache county, anu have received
an enthusiastic reception wherever
they appeared.
Lioutonants Lawson and Slyer and
number OF members OF the local u.
N. g., went 10 Smithfeld last Friday
ovening and drilled with the Smith.
field company In two Of the largest
public halls.
On Thursday evening last this mem.
bers OF the Second ward Y. NJ. M. 1. A.
surprised its oflloers. All arrange.
ments for an impromptu concert and u
banquet had been prepared and pleas.
ant time was had.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
officers Of the Y. NJ. M. /. A. neld on
Saturday was an unusually large ONE,
and tho Instructions were more than
ordinarily interesting.
Enoch II. Lewis has returned home
from mission 10 Germany ana Wales.
He was transferred from the former to
the latter country on account OF III
health.
For the convenience Of pupils attend.
Ing the public schools Of Logan, the
time for commencement has Oeen
changed from . O'Clock to $3.50 am.
Oscar Blorkman, one Of tho most
popular clerks in the Union Metoan-
Tile oompany's establishmont,and Miss
Ollie Lloyd, resident Of Wellsvllle,
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DURsUANr TO AN ORDER or sALE
i To mo directed by to Third District
Court, OF the Territory Of Utah, 1 shall oNpcst
az public sale, III the west front door OF Inc
county courthouse tat the new city aud county
bulding)t m tho city Of salt Lake, county
" salt Lake and Territory OF Utah, on tht
am day OF neccmhor lbN, At 10 O'Clock M
nll the right, title, claim and intOrpat oi
Elizabeth q, Nicgetsham and TurnorA, Wicker.
sham OF, 10, and 10 the following described
real estate situate, lying and being in sail
Lake CITY and County. and described rs fol.
lows, tO.wit3
Commencing NJ tho northeast tornor OF lot
eight lsl, block fsYenty-two an, plat "a q
halt Lake CITY survey, and running thence
fOutherlY one hundred and seventeen til7l
feet, thence westerly Geyenty.two tI2J feet
thence nOrihorly one hundred and seventeen
mo feet, thence oastoriy seventy two t12l foei
10 the place OF beginning Together with 4
perpetual right Of way over roadway on Tho
houlh SIDE Of said above described prop0riy.
To Do sold as the property Of ElizshohC Wirf,
eraham and Turner A. WlckorBham az the suli
OF Charles htCuBo 0thl.
Terms OF sale. cash
NAT NJ. BRIGHAM, U. &, Marshal.
BY L. j. ARCHER, Deputy Marshal
Dated December 9Th. lsOi.
sAwrER = PUrSAh. Attorneys for PlalntlE
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MARsHAL's SALE.


DuRsUANT TO An ORDER or sALB
and decree uf force turr 90 mo directed
hY the Third Judicial District Court OF tho
Territory OF Utah, shan expose NJ public
safe az tho west front dsor VI the County
Court House In tho city N SAT- Lake, County
Of salt Lake sud orrlt0ry " utah. on tho 2ud
day ~ January, 1895, az " O'Clock m, all the
night, title, claim and interest OF Thomas $40.
LEuy, Alyira ". hcEYuy, George A. ilylugst1n,
AlylrA McEYOy, Della y hcEyoy, Pat SIC.
Eyuy. Tue Driver Mercantile Company "a cor.
porauunl, Edwin Z. Rich, doing business ~
the Peoples Forwarding Company EDWIN u,
Rich, samuel . walker. Irusteoi Alvin Nc.
Eyuy, George 4, Lowe, helA Z, hte0le, George
W.. CroEur, aud n y Jones co partners doing
business uudor ths ilrm name u steele & Com.
many, and John y. bOdt0n, Of, m, aud TO the
toll owing described liDal Estate situate, lying
and bang In salt Lake County, aud described
"a tollnws, towt;
HsuF portion VI lot SIX td) IN blosk sayon.
teen 40, plut IN" salt Lake tiIy survey,
more particularly described "a ollows, 20 wit.
commencing slI ,Bl rods south " The nOrtn.
south four (i) rods, thence west len tl0l rods,
thance north four 90 rods, thence oasg ten (lOl
rods TO tho place o. beginning Containing
forty square rods " ground o. plated m plat
-" shlt Lake Cliy survey, Utah Territory.
To DO sold ns the property Of Thomas
McEvOy, Alyira o, hcNyov aud GEORGE A.
Livingston, a. 'ht suit Of l.. Il. sutton.
NAT n. BRIGHAM
u, n Marshal
by JOuS j. CuMoCK,
Deputy MArshuL
Dated Salt Lake City. December ION. is9i
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OGDEN.
ooDEA UTAH, DEc. H. 1894.
Indicted for Changing Ballots.

For nearly two weeks the grand jury
has been investigating the Weber
county election business. On Saturday
evening they returned an Indictment
charging Alexander Wilketson with
changing ballots deposited Ia the ballot
boxes.
There arc three different counts
against Mr.. wilkeuon. Tho first
alleges that on the 24,h Of November
defendant had possession Of the ballot
boxes Of Hooper precinct; that he
pasted or glued aud fastened over tue
printed name OF +. -. Hurlburt q
printed clip, commonly known az n
paster, having the name printed there
on Of IL. q. Gilbert.
The second count charges that In
the same precinct no pasted or glued
and fastened over the namo Of J. II.
Ledwldge, the Democratic candidate
for county clerk, n pastor bearing the
name OF l.. b. Best, the Republican
candidate for the same Office.
The third count charges that he
added 10 and mixed with the ballots
legally cast In Hooper precinct at the
recent election other aud different
ballots.
Mr.. wllkeuon was arrested Gnd
bis bonds fixed at 5000.
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MARsHAL's SALE.


DURsUANr TO ~ ORDER or SALE
L AMI dgclso Of foreclosure to me
directed ly the Thru judicial District Court OF
tho Territory Of Utah, shall expose at public
sale, at tAe west front door " the County Court
House, 70 thu city Of SAT- Lake, County Of salt
Lake, and Territory Of Utah, on the 2gth day
rlFht. title, clam snd interest OF William
iurio, Mary J. burke, bic wife EdwHrl
Pepper, Nrs. George ". Stern, Catherine h
Dyer, Aaron keysor, William :. McCOruicE
Mary lirl2on, Onion NauDnll bank OF SAT-
Lake Guy. corporation, Edward u. WicEa.
trustee Tor II. 49, scott, A. 10. scott and AL u.
butOrd, y. w. Taylor gni George Crocker.
doing business under Tho hrm uame Of Prom
OntorY stock Company o. TO- and 10
tho following described real estate situate,
lying aud beng IN salt Lake City and County,
20 tho Territory of Utah, aud described and
bOupfoi "a follows to.vit3
Commencing one hundred aud seventy nva
llial feet east from tho southwest corner OF lot
lhreo 40 In block nfty.ono on, plat "a " salt
lnku.tliy survey, thcnC0 north one hundred and
lhlfty iWo tl5D fget,tlsnce east forty 1yn llsI
teet thence south one hundred aud tbirty. Two
tho place Of beginning.
aud Mary 1. Burke ~ the suit OF the National
Bank Of the Hopublic 0f salt Lake city plain.
tin and Mrs, George W. stern, plaintiff, IN
action 1888 ana now a defendant In this con .
solldatod action OF cases, 10, $50 and L, l0I
NAT N. BRIGHAM,
u. \. Marshal.
by JouN q, CUAnlocR, Deputy Marshal.
Dated NJ sat Lake llty, November 2lth, 1891
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Notes.

Sunday afternoon, at the Tabernacle.
Elder Is. IL. Roberts preached tue ser.
mon. Tho Tabernacle was nllod to lie
full capacity by au nppreoiAllvo audi
ence.
william Roman, waiter on Pull-
man car. and l.. II. Murray, hooi-black
ut the Union depot, both colorej, quar-
relied yesterday over a game OF cards.
They went out 10 the atreet TO light
when Murray pulled out razor ana
cut Roman In meet fearful man
ner on tho face and head. Murray was
arrested and Roman was taken 10 a
doctor and had his wounds dressed.
A marriage license has been Issued
TO Wiley q. Cragun, ~, and Jonunah
Seaman, "a, both Of Pleasant Wow.
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LOGAN.
LOGAN, UTAH DEal7, 1894
Appreciate the Change.

The change OF time effected IN the
running OF two OF the daily trains on
the Cache valley branch Will be OF
benefit 10 travellers anu shippers. The
freight from Cache Junction and the
East, which has been arriving al s
am, will reach Logan ono n half
hours earller,and the time OF departure
OF the freight for Cache Junction nnd
points north and south, has been
changed from $40 pm. TO lOlO a.m.
One great objection that has been made
by stock buyers has been that the
train had TO remain Mt Cache Junction
nearly twenty.iour hours. Now II VIII
proceed directly toward It's dosiina'
ton.
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Accidents.

On Friday afternoon Moses Bullock,
while lassoing some cattle, was pulled
through wire fence And badly cut.
Two long gRshes on one Of his cheeks
demanded especial attention, aud
were sewed up by DIR. Snow.
a three.year-old child OF William
Griiiltha, who resides at Benson ward,
fell from a high chair and broke one OF
Its arms. Both bones OF the foreaT IN
were broken. The accident occurred on
Friday,
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suMMoNs
In the District, Court Of tho Third judicial
District Of Utah Territory,
County OF SAT- Lake

Joseph liationhaoh. pIaintif W. Daniel
Alexander, Julia Alexander, Jsnuie AItVan.
ger, bcnitmin tieiutnan, Isaac Butter aud
samuel Butler, GO partners a. Jutlcr Brothers,
htury Ncc, William stu, d. Elsoman, iona.
partners a. hico, SILK & Company, s. w. Nor.
dson, Edward Merrill. samuel Merftl. and
lhomas a. honL 60 partners ~ Mnt.
JahrCy and John o. p. Woodruff,
co 'paf,ucfs Is =. %. JanrCy s. Company K0ct.
lord suspendcr Company. o corporation q. X.
Neustadtgr. Jacob II. Neustadier, David Nou.
ttaditr, Isaac oppouheimcr and siEm0nd
leuchtwanEcr, cu.pnrtncra As Neustadtcr
lrotheTs aud SAT- Lake Contraction Com.
pauy, o corporation defendants.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE
rrInelpal oaleo. sall Lako az. IA.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ a meeting of the board OF directors, held
on the 1851 day of November, lsJi,h an assessment
luI STOCK Of tho company payable lmme'
ulhlcly 10 H. ~ Anderson, secretary ti Main
sFeell James spencer, BatemAnCo'e onicelhait
Lake city, utab. Any stock upon which sad
HLsrfsmeuteh roman unpaid on tue goth day
ot December, 1874, shall become delinquent
ana advertised Tor Halo and unlosl payment 10
Jnuulry luth, 1895 at o'clock T. ~, At tho At0ru.
hAll once TO pay tho delinquent assessment,
together with cost OF advertising and expenses
oil sao' by order Of the board OF directors,
n. H. ANDERSON,
secretary
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gsrgAY FOUND NOTICE.

DSE ROAM COW ABOUT SEVEN
Year. old % lon h.p with calf ono red COW
with crooked horns NH lcit hip with red calf.
n tho above dctc0loi animals arc not
claimed on or before December g3, isJl. they
viii be sold ai city cstray pound az y no.
joins NATION,
Pound keeper.
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AssEssMENT NoIIoE.
Principal oaao, saIILa,s city, Utah.

IfuelpAl NMsoi AAlt LAse CITY, Utah.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting " The board of directors, hold
on the 80 Jay OF November, 1874, an lsarsfmcu,
~ three mills per Hhuru Wa levied uu the cant.
tai stock 90 tue company. payable Immo.
datcly 20 james MniiaL secretary aud treas.
.rgr No, q Wust llut south 81 cot, salt
Like CITY Utah. Any stock upon which said
ASSIGNMENT shall remain unpaid on tho Ird day
OF rucumhur lsjl, shall become delinquent
ana ulvgrltod Tor hnlo gud uuluaa payment h
made before, wall be- sold NJ public auction, on
Juugary @, lbs, nc ] O'Clock j. m. at tho ufors.
SAID ui.rc % pay tho delinquent uBscssment,
together Win CUats of Advertising and eNpeua'
o. of sale. liy order Of tie board 0f directors,
JAMES MOFfAT
Secretary ana Treasurer.
The tins Of payment Of tho above asscsa.
mont 10 hereby extended uutll Jan. 3. ISIS.
~ order Of tho Board VI Directors
JANIS hOFFAT,
Secretary and rroRsuror Monarch Mining
Company,
lcc. 81 ls9i,
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are to be married IA tho Logan temple
on wednesday. The reception Will be
held at the residence Of tho brides sic
ter, Mfs J. A. Hendrlcksen, Of
Logan.
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In tho Probate t1urt pa ana Tor SAT- Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.
In tho matter Of the estate OF Martin AndeT'
son, deceased,
NoTICE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN AndOra Anderson, executor OF tho last
Will aud teltamOut ~ Martin Anderson, do
ceased, has rendered Tor settlement, and nled
M SAID cOuri. his dual account pf hla admins
iration NJ said estate and petition for nnui dis
tribuuOn OF tho residue Of SAID estate among
thU por.0ni entitled thereto, and that Tuesday,
tho slh day of January. A. u. 1873. at 10
O'Clock a, m,, az tho ceuTt room " said court,
ln tho County Court House salt Lake CITY ana
County, Utuh Territory, has been duly up
pointed by the Judge ~ said court, tor Tho
settlCmcut Of said account and hearing sad
petition Cor dAuihutun. at which tino and
place any person Interested in SAID estate may
appear ami show cause, n any there Dc, why
SAID account should not be settled ana up.
proved and nual distribution made 90 prayed
Tor,
Dated December l3ih, A. u. lsgl
H. v. MELOI,
CLERK OF Probate Court,
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court ia aud for Salt Lake
County. Territory OF Utah.
In tho matter Of tho estate OF Annie W..
Claya, deceased
Notice Of tmo and plaru for tho hearing Of
petition for admission 20 probate
o. viii.
DURsUANT TO ~ ORDER or SAID
court IN Ehtd matter, notice Il hereby
given thatN CdnesdAy, tho gbth day OF December
Al. 1894, &C 30 O'Clock n.m., at tho County
Court House "a salt lake CITY. Utah Territory.
On The court room TOT said court. has been
appointed the umu aud place Tor tue hearing
~ "a petition VI Louis lnrntworth and Fred
w, hVyupldH, praying Tor the admission 60
probate OF % certain document herewith PRO.
scented purporing TO be- tuu last viii aud tesla,
mont Of Auuio ", Clays, deceased, when aud
whore all persons Interested may appear and
oppose tho PROBATE NJ Hall viii, or tho grant.
lus OF letters documentary 90 said petitioners
uH prayed for loo sAid petition.
ia wituota whereof I hayo tcrcunto oct my
hand and nnNed the zeal OF aid
lsEAL court this sixth day % December,
A. ID, lalL
II. v MELJY,
CLERK Of tho Probate Court.
by j, D.. JACK, Deputy.
FuASlS liOTrMAy, Attorney.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

North Point Consolidated Irrigation Company
ioactlon Of once and Principal Place OF Bual.
nets-Cuuen Hotel, West second south
street. salt Lake Cily, Utah.
NOTlUE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ alta nesting Of tho Board OF Directors,
hold on thc 1851 day Oi November, is1i, assess.
meut No n, Of six and a half pdr cent, or Is
conts nor share, was levied on the capital
stock Of tho corporations payable on saturday.
December itt, isst, 20 the HeCretary, a. the
Wet second south street. salt Lake City, Utah
Territory. Any stock upon which this assess
ment may remain uupad on the 3ist dny Of
loccmucr, lsH. wall be delinquent aud ndyor.
uIcd for sale ~ public auction, and unless
Payment 10 made before, will be- sold on the
GOth day Of JHnuarY, lsli. 10 pay the delinquent
nftessmont, together with cost OF advertising
aud expense Of sale.
ARTHUR PARSONS,
Secretary
Room 81 Cullen Hotel, or ofllce u 4, O. 81. /.
salt Lake Ciiy, Utah, November 2lst, lsll.
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notice
In tho matter Of the estate OF Martin AndeI
son, deceased,

In the Probate Court 90 and tor salt II
County, Territory ot Utah.
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Prospectus for Volume XVI.
l9o4-o5.
In propose the following special features
among many other instructive articles OF general Interest,"
Shining Lights. How They Acquired Brightness

Under this heading we design giving a 81
Of some of the prominent living men OF out
means they adopted to attain success. Tn
with halltonc cngravings Of the persons me
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In each number Of the new oyolume.
Our Illustrations
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The Study of Self.
Preaching and Preaching.

In the first six numbers Of Volume XVI. The
especially TO the composition and delivery o
In the remaining six numbers Of the yolur
write on
k5ormonism and Theosophy,
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Notice Of time aud place for tho hearing Of
petition for admission 10 probate
Of will
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Sermons from the Prophets
Beyond the arctic Circle.

Continuing through Volume XVI will b, published inen
interesting narrative nicely illustrated Of experiences and obeWa
in the Land OF the Midnight Sun, by Elder Nep Anderson
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Temple Manifestations.

There have been many remarkable experiences OF Lacrday 81
in temples which have been recorded These incidents ha
tendency encourage faith aud consequently the knOw
OF them should be widely disseminated. series OF articles
subject will be presented Ia Volume XVI OF The Contributor
The Washington times., 1894-05-22
PERSONAL PURITY IN POLITICS.

The value of personal purity in public life
becomes more apparent each day. Congress
men who have carried the voters OF their
districts in their vest pockets heretofore, and
with that knowledge have bid defiance openly
to all social or moral decency, are on the
anxious seat.
1t is true that Congress frequently refuses
TO look into the record of its members, who
have been defaulters and swindlers or self
confessed adulterers. Sometimes, when scenes
of detauchery are depicted among our law
makers, they will attempt to score the exposer
and exonerate the exposed, but this only
serves to increase the indignation against the
evil-doefs.
When man stands forth rs representa-
tive of his people, he should embody not
alone their political opinions, but should be
an example of personal integrity that all
should follow. Much progress has been made
on this line of late years. The general pub
lie are doing their own thinking to large
extent, and the general public seldom goes
wrong. 1t is only when misrepresented by
the venal or corrupt few, who are foisted into
power either by an upheaval OF ignorance or
by the secret power of some special class,
that legislative bodies become objects OF
moral reproach.
The remedy for these ills is coming through
the breaking down of the old party lines.
The mantle Of "my party" longer covers
the sins OF the candidate. The ward "heeler"
is a lessening factor in caucus and conven-
ton, and if signs fail not, the man OF honor
and probity will come to the front in future
Iolitics