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NORTH and NORTHEAST.

If you have any intention of 60
ina to the North or East this fall or
winter, you should advise yourself
of the best route from the South
and West. This is the Louisville
& Nashville Railroad, which is run
ming double daily tlains from
Memphis through to Louisville,
Cincinnati, Nashville, Chattanooga.
Atlanta, Washington, Philadelphia,
New York, Chicago, Detloit, But
falo and all points North and East.
Pullman Sleeping Car Service
through. Specially low rates made
to Atlanta during the continuance
OF the Cotton States Exposition.
For particulars as to rates and
through car service, write
G. P. ArMoBE, Gen. Pass. Agt.,
Louisville, KY.
MAX BAUMGARTEN, Pass. Agt.,
Memphis, Tenn.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-11-14
Low Rates to Atlanta.

Extremely low excursion rates
have been made to Atlanta and re-
turn over the Nashville. Chatta-
nooga & ST. Lopis Railway via
Memphis, Mex enzie, Nashville,
Chattanooga, Lookout Mountain,
etc, on account of the great Cotton
States and International Exposi-
ton, open from September l8 TO
December 81, 1895. 4 his is the
preferred route to the East and
Southeast, and passengers for their
own benefit should insist and see
that their tickets read over this line.
Double daily fast trains from NJ en-
phis, and through sleeping car SER
vice between Nashville and Jack
sonville, Fla via Chattanooga,
lookout Mountain, Atlanta, etc.
For further information address
r. G. Cowardln, Western Passen-
ger Agent, Railway Exchange
Building, ST. Louis, Mo-, or
W. L. DANLEY, G ?. & T. A,
Nashville, Tom.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-11-14
Who Was Paul Revere +!

Every knows paul Revcre's Ride but
what else did he ever do? The dictionary
of [ Ubited States History tells This stand
ard reference book is arranged alphabetically i,
and contains short crisp concise. comprehen-
siyr information about event in American his
tory. AID about the man who made the events.
1t tells at d glance what would hours OF re-
search in other books. 1t fills a place In
boo6dom that was wholly vacant before ii
came. 1t is needed in every home and library,
by writers, teachers. preachers, and laymen.
Our author, J Franklin jameson, PHI. b.,
Professor OF History of Brown University. for
merly OF Johns Hopkins University
fy1rIT'S can make more sales with less
"a - &lAS - talk ard less walking with
this book than with anything else they sold
1t appeals to everybody, 1t is handsome, en-
tertaining, and usful. 1t is COED for every
member of the faulty useful alike 10 school
boy grandpa Write for circulars and telIls tC
Puritan Publishing Co. Boston, Mass.
So BTomfield St.
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LAND OtF!cE AT HARRISON, ARK,

Get. -, 1S!lj.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settlers have flied notice OF thrir inten-
ton to make ina proof in support OF their
claims, aud that said proof will be made before
..fglster & Receiver, at Harrison, Ark on
Dec. lSs5I viz:
Henry W Myers II. Il. 10 1877 for the NJ
AVA, sectioh2I Nei4 Nelt, sec 20 I 20 n Il.
=. W.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his cotlGEons rcsdetc &c upon AID cultivation
o. said LAID viz: $. p. Beck, e. Erwin
a: Ayers, 4 N. Myers all Of Denver Ark
william g Erwin HE, NO, l6.03 for the >ci
SW1t NJ SeH. S!a Swl4, Ses y Z 20 y IL 22W
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his contlnuous resdeace upon and cultivation
OF, sai'i land, viz: :. + Peek, H. W. MYERS,
\. u Myers, ". a. Ayers. all of Denver Ark
samuel L Beck II = l"2fS for the sw1i net4
NV i sea Sec Il Z. 20 Ii T %
3ae names the following witnesses to prove
IL 60 tiiious residence upoa and cultivation Of
snd la.d viz: Il w Myers, W C. Erwia,
~. III Myers, w. A. Ayers, all Of Denver, Ark
JNo. = CLENDENIN Register
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-11-14
SIG0c lin Gois. Given Away AS Prizes

SiUUC RH U0i1 UiNtH ANal AS &I1AeS
For the best picture taken. On
November 18th, 1895, we shall give
one thousand dollars in gold for
the best picture taken by the La
Crosse Camera.
The prizes will be awarded as
fellows: $200 in gold will be
given fer tAe best picture tax en- by
this camera; 8lo0 for the second
best; $50 for the third best; S25 for
the fourth hes; SIS for the fifth
best; $40 for the next six best and
fer the next 40 best $5 each will be
given, for the next 50 best $3.50
each will be given and tor The next
zoe best pictnres taken by the La
Crosse camera S each will be
given, making in all $1,000 given
away. We shah DO this for two
rersons, VIZ: The first to introduce
the Ia Crosse camera for 1895; the
second to educate the amatcures in
photography.-This contest closes
on November /, 1898.
The camera can be used by any
one and is sold under positive
written gH"rnice TO do the work
or money refunded.
Sent by express with full in
stluction and rules governing this
contest upon receipt of express
money order $l75. Remember Il
written guarantee goes with every
Camera. Address, ga Crosse
Specially Co., Ia Crosse, Wis.
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j. T. Howard & ca.

The jewelers. at Berryv;lle clean
aud repair all kinds of watches al,
halt price ut the Racket Store.
Cleaning watches soc, Main springs
Soc, Thick glass for open tace
watches zoe. Thin ones for hunting
cases 10, hands l0c and all other
work AT halt price. go to the
Racket Store.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-11-14
LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON, Ark,

Oct 3rd 1885
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has ,llc notice of his in tenton to
make tinal lrooiia support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be mGtio before the Register
Il Reeeircr at Harrison Ark, on Nov. i5 IS:s5.
viz: Richard A Kennedy h. c. no, 1891 for
tho Ne 4 Sec. b Z. d y T. q W.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
ms continuous residence upOn and
cultivation Of. said land, viz: r.. T.. Langwell,
) V. DatY, OF Omaha Ark. j, G. Brickly and
James BarnWen Of Teigier, Ark
jNo p. CIHnDEaiH, Register
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GREEN FOREST HIGH school,
The Ensuing Term Begins Seplamasr, 1885, and cnssee

The Ensuing Term Begins seam 1895 and c5ss.es Tn uA,
looh from sl c W per Month each So nr v
n, Board from Sl.50to 80 per Week - "
eges and : g o'"'es oi ahe oest COL
1acn "a EhS-comreten, experienced and ea nest
. LcCAiiON--heathu Moral nfu fuences ot tto 90. -.
colent. VI 'ho community
81 AZ 'on IS payable monthly in advance otherwise
cd prior to entrance No deduction for lost ,ir arfan
rotracted sicknesswo more ~ eef III case OF
For additional information address
II. P. 2urney, Prn.
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The Weekly Commercial Appeal Il Months

In order increase The Weekly Commercial Appeal circulation
100000 at will give subscribers agents
cash and valuable gifts The Commercial Appeal
vaults of the Mercantile Bank of Memphis Tonn SEAL
size, white grains average size
number grains o corn,
We will give in cash g 500
Second correct or necrest correct guess, cash 200
third correct or nearest correct guess, bicycle l25
Fourth guess, bicycle %
Fifth correct guess n
And l45 other gifts order above
aud gifts from $50 to 25 cents, amounting 3ON
70 the first 1000 Subscribers whether correct
incorrect Q will mail, postp engraying
showing the National Capitol at and
of all the Presidents Stating when and giving length of
time each occupied presidential chair valued at 81
each O0o
Total to subscribers cCS
Amon offered making total in all o 80
SPECIAL NO ICE guess for
months subscription to The Weekly Commercial Appeal.
NO will be recorded other tem forgetting
leaving cut by accident otherwise knowing of the tu
the subscribe will enitle
The guess must come with the subscription al all.
tSness number of the ande
BANK STATEMENTA sealed package containing one AVERAGE
Bank by the Commercial Appeal TO- 1896 the nac
Will be turned number
the successful announced by Appeal ard m
gifts promptly paid. ~
1t Is uhshncked and no possibly know number grains
7."'''
and is tor DEMOCRACY, FREE SILVER AND THE 'pEOpT
ALI ORDERS must be made before JAN. TO- 1895 # later
guess Will not be recorded Remit registered letter
order or express money order 1t money in
mon etor Do not send stamps Agents wanted SAMPLE co,
roe coMMERciAhAPPEAL Memphis reui.
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EN-g~I
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAD OEE1cE AT HARRISON - II

LAD OFF1cE AT HARRISON ARK.
October Is lSH5,
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention
To make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Reg
lister and Receiver at Harrison, Ark Oh Nov,
% 1885. viz:
Sarah S. Blevens Il E 1921 for the Sc Nwl4,
NV SW a, Sec y 7 u y = - w.
Ienames the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upou and cultivation of,
said land, viz: Luther Il"vins, William Flip
po, Marion Fiippo, of Omaha, Ark, j; and Oil
Yer Underwood OF ltaum, Ark.
Jnn- z CleuGenin peuistnr
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-11-14
LAND OFFICE At HARRISON, ARK.

NOV. W lSJD.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam.
ed settler has .iled notice OF his intention to
make ina. PROOF in support of his claim, and
tnat >al@ proof Will be made before the Regis
ten and Receiver al Harrison, Ark on Dec
- So, viz: John Ssco, Fl L No l4el5 for the
: ''sf 4 Sec 30 I Is Il % W.
lie name the following witnesses to prove his
co tIalt"lIs residence upon and cultivation or
said lad, viz:
j NJ hi am. Bnd Bell, W. Sneed. and
Granville Sisco, all OF Usage, AJAX,
JNo. p. GLENDt MN Register
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-11-14
Jno. z. CIeadenin, Register.
LAND OFFICE AZ HARRISON, Ank,

OcG. 3. lS!D.
Notice is hereby gwen that the foIlowing-nanl
ed settler has He'd notice OF his intention to
make final proof in support of his claims and
that said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver at Harrison Ark, on Noy. 18TH
ls9:, viz
Elijah T. Thompson II Il No 155ssS for the
NJ >wl. Nwt Nc4. Sec - 10 Mr.. - w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF, said land, viz:
thomas j. Hobbs. William \. Hobbs, Thorn
as Snhlaly, and William Kirk patrick, all of
Carrolltou. Arka1sas.
Thomas J Hobbs 30 l54t2 tor the Swl
Nwi, Sec - T 10 n Of Il y w.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence uponand cultivation OF
said land viz: Wiliia,, 4. Hobbs, Elijah
Thompson, Thomas Nunnaly, Will
liam kirkpatrick, all of Carrollton, AK.
William A. Hohhs II + No l5In for the Se4
Sci Sec I T lj X - W
He ,.a;nes the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon arc cultivation Of
said land, viz: Thomas }. hobbs, elijah Z.
Thompson. Thomas Nunnaly and William
kirkpatrick, al OF Carr ollton, hrk Kansas
.JouN (IEXIsEN1E PoUctar
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Middle Tennessee Conference.
TEAL, Coffee County, Toanp
April 10, 1895.

lEALt AlNct county, A'H'H
April 10, 1895.
EIfor Dcsce' Nclga
wehavomauy wafm.braflo fdeuls
10 we'll a. some siucuru inv tiga.gfs
aud members Of the Church nstu ami
nave good faith tina. some llplsiug
will boz done iuuuE OUT fCyIaluuE
thuiu thla fImuuU Many ful. Zoo say
thai We stick clIsrr 10 the Bible than
their owl proacherf, Md iuat tl'y ni-
ways thought tho Gospel should iu
preached without having % pay Tor &c.
some OF tho hJursl.hUurlgu AMI true
iuvustigailH uyUu FhuI tears whuu We
leave tuUm. lnUHg who are fiucHrvIy
tuvusugltius are kept supplied with
reading matter enough Go Rive them "a
Thorough understanding ut what We
pluncn and practice. We have quite "a
number 0f Iuur1u WIrku Boo constant
circulation, anu uvvty DIsEWEr NLWs
alter We rrnl 90, H. suut 30 our lTlcuuE
by which much good 10 uuuu. luc
people uf tuiH county have treated u
very aiu.ly and hIspiiably, MIsrli
anu EIHrF Isaac ". Wuat nave with
ew exceptions enjoyed good hcntni
have n1t uguu conn rIi0i o. sleep Gus
over uigutuut "uHutrury wisr," ome 10
the beet feather urjH, with flumH Co
uIrsrlvrH, having ggfpulud NUIfr, have
urci furnished or. W. 300 bid Tile
county gooiby on the 1854 int aud
0pun up Marshall county wltn l4uWlE.
uurgh o. our T.. ..
10 give you com. IDEA OF what we
have been doing this yutI / Hvuu you
report from January IT. lsNli 90
Iutu! NJ Hes walked, U3I; meetings held
49, families visited, Hili rriuscl uuttis
tsInmUui, rs, rejected testimony 10 III
utts, Is, lfuCts distribute as, iamil|t1
TF.yis tod, III. our huu. Vuauvts uf
miEslIuATy home has been % Bother
=. h. WOODS ami Mr. 81. j.. CatUTi We
nave hcld meetings Ut both pucrEi
especially NJ the latter tuuy being me
best prepared, many wul..attcudti anu
Interesting meetings have teen hrid
there itCm which good results or fruits
are puttiuE Ia tnDir appearance. We
ray tbIt tuCy Will ia NO Whu lp'v
their reward, ~ 10 IL not iu our power
Co repay thtm Tor their acts ~ kindness
tuWAfUB the Elder. We have proven
that as long as an Elder Do humble aua
relies upon cur heavenly Father She
way viii bs opened up iJr him pr1yiI-
ing also he has taith and uheyB be-
ttfuuti1us, We uTr labJTlug hard O.
got the Gospel huf0fs the people 90 %
was preached $50 years axe, ana get
them 20 uuluIs.A4d now they can ma q
| % the power ~ GOI unto snlyhu1ul by
being dOUTl OF the word HUu not huat.
ers only, drceiyiug their Ow % seivss.
Ever praying tor the welfare o. h.0u
aud all mankind,
We remain your brethren Boz tho
Gospel, WA. Il. OUurN,
ISAAC W. WEST,
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john Buukmuu ~. b. WUa,utfcli
riaL Hearing Ou motion O. settle iu-
ttuggptuflrs ior ucpUsitions continued
600 Nay AIh,
Mary Nelson " Toocle county. De.
.uuHgut all wed thirty Jays additional
img 10 pFepatu ana nlo statement on
m..llu 'Ur "a new trial.
Dlrfui NatIOnal uAuk W the Bur
'1a-.iaTluur Go. IT al Luaya glyeu
iU Die amended complaint.
John GabbOit VI Addiu n. L.. Trt.
WHeln, administrators. Default aud
Judgment for S6iU,jU.
Agnes SausUnu Va Frederick SAu.
''mt Leave given 10 flo amended
complaint.
COMMERCIAL National Bank OF OF
den Va Mills II. BentdsIey et nj.
order ouitId allowing defend ant Go
ullg iu other parties On Cross.con-
llllut by stipulation.
h. ID, Winters ". W. 4. Nigllul ct
lH Older modifying decree 20 a. To
make separate decree Tor plaintiff aud
Interviewer.
Carrie bahlln Va Matilda Graham,
hlmlulftmirlx. Default anu decree u.
iJUuI.ruIe.
Southwestern Wheel ~ Foundry
o. Fs The Salt Lake Copper MauulaG.
l.'luE Go. Motion to settle tho bin uf
'A.'Nll0us 10 this suit came up.I1F
Wtuurut-Oy llolibluT0W * lNNuu
Igt ,he plaintiff auu JUICE J. A, Mar.
tha.l Tor Tue defendant. Tue bill was
settled.
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TALKED EDUCATION

havoc in those states and would d. OBJ
uere, 40 ggIuIi uriv8 the sons nuI
lighters Oh. URu into Ftuie8 rsst 1000 .
HUst go Obtain the higher education
toy could % get at nome. lu C...
uus me- said there was u4iy one hHuIr.
ab.o way Co Iull with tlr question auI
that Wa. Go uu.te all OF ia educational
Interests uI Uau under one mnung
mslt with OIL OF the buildings uu u.u
ite. Tue coming Slate hal neither
tine wealth NOS population go Ilsiio Goo
allow a scattering Of 30 educational
energy.
Tuuuman-lf the Stale wuro wealthy
AMI pJplI us, would you tHy.raBet.
arauOu %. these iusliuIioHl
kur. .rmTuBuunIyl -Nyi Hl.i uliur
no citrum tAUcHs uuI Oh. uI Time
would ! i,y such a proposition.
RlHar.F-Wuufr, Boo your upuIn.,
should tuu.g ppeaH Ui lasinlHg uu De-
ct'ri, lfuuI.d3 LHugH,url
kurr-i did not discuss tHg. question
toll.
Ma,sur opposed AnIoulu't motion
tJ remove tlr Agr.U.u 10 Col % .
tom the UuiyoBIiy m.u e.ms .a d.,
IN or tEtt.lE usuIli Uuf, favored DO.
6U.u.o ia qualified uuIYu
Luuu s.o.u Ig favor 90 Au.ef63u'f
motion aud H1nul lat DO wgulI pIr'
vail. ruu Uuvrulty uaI Asugu tIrsl
College had different tpu.fls OF uaUiul'
uuUs 80 nII
EIoas made % Gem milu,c' taIa igr
HHuHfstu maintenance.
G10iviu said tac UuivoH'" aud
Agricultural colo uF.uIlI uu unified,
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uurr8spr. fr Logan there was af
abundance. He would vote Hf a..
amendment with tho permanent HX.u
10 these ius,ituuUus iu view, AZ l..
.f5per lime lac would propose 'upi.E
lowing.
"Ths location and .bIIshmant iy
existing laws ut tho UuIVn..tf o.
Utah ami Agricultural COLLEGE, D.
hereby confirmed ami Ul. tDu rI.ht..
Immunitics, iHuuha.t aud uu1Hu.
muuts heretofore rfhutpd Hr c0u'etr'
ata hereby uurpuiuaiaI unto taul u.
sold IrsUtuii ns rraTtU1yu|yH
Fafr. OF Weber. mad lengthy
talk in f,vor OF separate maintenance.
nam advocated uuIou--umcuhe
lie didn't care 81. ruyH VHf.Urr b.
uas 400 Logan off Salt h,ss. 20 was To-
case 1i united we .auI, divides wu
hlIH
rutuutetlon was Hi.il being debated
8t Q ufc.Ucs with Him 90 spuula fora
.cIllgmUat touiFui
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ALMOND BLOSSOM
COMPLEXION CREAM.

What '.morr haauuu. lhw iha soft
'wa'ei msnIeti .Hae.s of "a n-..oa.
0'a baby. lgy woman Wt. gladly
ldni.u1.Hna Whstw0u.d You H.ye.
Q" Dave 'uH .u.ha complexion Ic.u
distinctly ha the echo Of every WON
ua au..u.rgryuuE ] posses.
NaH my dcar 'r.ai Do met.lI}uua
I..c .g.fc' tHat .s mot ..uDylH huHNn
NH, N.Ias Completion Cream vii.
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NOles.

The lecture given before the Poly.
lOphicai society of the Brigham Young
Acsuumy, lgfl evening, by Judge T..
G, GI5Iwiu, Was well atteu-uI aud
greatly elJ Jyci.
David q, Calder, Of Salt Lake CITY,
was In the ely today wltI bis graphic
phone,
The entertainment, given yGsturlHY
afternoon and evening by the pupils
the pa he fcbUu.F, iu tho opera uuuI 4,
was well attended, and the paIen.s a. Il
fTleulH Of tnn young p1up.1 were ur'
lighted with the ability exhibited by
LMum.
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The DISTRICT COURT,
C,orss A. Devon Convicted by The
Jury This Afternoon.
, QUIET DAY FOR sArUnDAH
Indigo Merritt Makes a Number OF
short order, aud Heats an
Argument.

r,l, has been ouo Of the quleles'
..,rinys in thr history % tue ihird
...rict court for many months pact
aBtittsssluom that 30 few mcmUtrs Of
,bs bar arc seen around on the usual
weekly motion day.
Judge Battch eat In his division,
with aIuty, aud heard the arguments
gfr.uuscl for the prosecution and d.
rr.r 1n the resumed trial OF George
Devon, charged with slnshiug
urI,n Tommy" with knife at
r.,nah. rooele county, under circum-
.4rrr. stated iu ycstrriay's NEWS.
chief Justice Merit has abandoned
mrolI Saturday rule Of hearing con.
f..Iri cases, aud today very suou ran
through the let Of iutdrmal matters.
Having done lhis, his honor, departing
rrDnro from the hard and fact line,
..rsrBtri 90 hear tho Arguments o.
..Iu.pI ona mUtisn 10 settle % bill %
...,ntI8ua, Boz which tue salt Lake
Gamer Manufacturing Go. btaud HH
Utu. Iauts.
IHr trial VI GEORGE a. Devon on %
charge VI aasaulung "tndiuu Tommy
al Iuauh, TUuclt county, with intent
Do murder, was again taken w before
Judge Bnrlch ani Jury this MORN
luEt
went tI prgss yesterday, when Joseph
Jur.Hll, Samuel Clutter samuel
Gulgu and tho Defendant himsrlf
were uNnmmvI. Their story ga Rub.
.aueu was thRt the luuiau he'd
robbed Devon OF si Zoo the saloon nuu
wuuu tho return Of luo money was de-
wauIvI hr attacked Devon with a
Knife. Devon defended himself win %
EuI'u pud uually knocked Tommy
H.ul with chair Devon ueuiul
having ever made any such remark AH
That ur put his new knife 20 good use
aaI vus sorry that he hgdWt cut of
Tommy p head.
Auumtcr NJ WITNESSES stated also
Ihht Devon had a good rel utAtiuu Tor
lglrg uud quiUtntas.
Zoe testimony was nearly nll In
vhra court Il0uTuou till this morn.
iug.
b. y. Mcloy Ccz-eounty cigrg) aud
mIHslnutl AulVNur Wufu tnllnl bN
ibr defense this morning. They had
Hn1uU tue defendant sOmo years AMI
fa.I hIs reputation tor peace Aul qu.ul-
utf' was good.
The defense then rested aud the pro.
ycIi.1u called one witness In fuhuitnl.
Sd. Bat-i, Of bapnh, who Gaid that iu
aluur uni l6apnh tho defendant had
ltt Iyputaliou OF telug quarrulsume
when uuIts tue influence of drink.
llHHrgumeut' tlUu began, Assist,
ts.DH,nCt Attorney Richards max
i1g tho opening aduusi IL the jury Tor
llr persecution.
The attorneys Tor tho defense q. NJ.
Hamilton aud 4. 4. Atmttf0ngl iUl.
.IwUi, ami the closing Argument was
made by Attorney Richards.
he Jury alter th1 judges CharGr,
retired atl.!ln, ana came into Caurtnta
O'clock this afternoon with n verdict Of
guilty, but The degree OF the crims
WIS expressed ln such uncertain Ian,
guHgr that the court sout the iurUn
hack 90 thoir room 10 reconstruct 10.
laGy were ttlil out when the NEWS
went tO prgsF.
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worthy Of special mention. This nun
uercnntnius macy 0ihe, excellent COZ.
tributllua. among which ate "lh.
81 irit u Reform Reduced TO PDcticg. 4"
by Louisa Green NcuarIr; Black Co
the Ling a sH," by J., 81. HawIlug
"Womau'A IudIHuur," boy LIz.r ID
Armstr "S 'cisl puutyn kaur
HaUaday Or Ia. Aueu.ta DO CH
Cocheron ami Margaret b.. saugslef
vHuh cUntfIuulu 10 b um. La hUt tbt
number is an excellent one.
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Tho direct line 10 kansas Cuy, Sg
Louis snd Atlantic soAboArI, Il via
the Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping anu chair
cars, anu all connections made lu
Union deg H Iu thn DAY tim,. Z you
arc g0lug Es.. ami care fIr tHy.lh.
ride through Goo Rfgudest sgu.gEy u
the Rocky Mountains en- route, go
that your Ticket reads vlN Bile uTl
Pacific Hallway. Elegant CuhIs cara
positive by Ioo 20 holders Of regular
train tickets
BE-. y. pURlH &. r. 4 PA,
g. NasIau I.aE, sat La.r ON.
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QnarlerIy Cunrerence.

The quarterly conference Of tho
Utah Slnkp Of ZION opened this morn
my. There were present NJ tho Fret
prrsideucy, WiliUfd Woodruff, George
q. Cannon and joseph 4. smith; II
tue quorum OF the Apostles. Lorenzo
SNOW, r.. NJ. Lyman and a. ID. Cau-
non; Oi the PTrfthuOd OF tho stake,
Elders David John and Edward Part.
ridge, couutrlura 10 the late Elder A.
o. Smoot, a large number Of the High
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nelacInc me lltY Lail.

Thomas Brown Il on tHal 80 judge
Bartch's court this afternoon, on %
charge Of having been concerned wltu
other prisoners iu lUauius ne city
lsii willie suuklug ~ Escape ihuul. 100,
o. tnu night OF January b.u iu tHe
present yraE Assistant District Auur.
ury Richards prosecuting, AT rn"EH
Morris 5ummur uau j. 81. Hamilton
defended.
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An Excellent Numbcr

lu' la'u't number " tho Womaa's
fo"'"f is an exceptionally Interest,"
,1s aul Instructive Que. The papsr
. ,,-'' by Sarah Al. IllmDall on ,our
lr '-,u sense, or the Sense Of Spiritual
,o, rs',vt,,s.'s@nllng,' which was read be-.
y sIt 'ue Ifiennial Council OF Women
'N 'u Warrington recently, 10
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Another Setting oil Gases.

Onl'i ia lice Merritt announced 70.
uIy 'hal on Monday morning next ~
Wv, m'he an additional 4 ting Of law
An, NM SS,..o,,VtsIng period from April 25.n
vi" May ar', inclusive.
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Provo UrAu

Six men with boats commenced tue
work OF dragging Utah lake, Friday
morning, Tor sue purpose ~ ulsCDvtT-
Ing the bodies Of y leon aud Johnson,
VINO were with Harry Hays Gt hIs
ranch near Pelican point short dime
before no was killed.. The corOucr's
Jury has not yet returned any verdict.
a rifle that Mr. Barnes saw Ia Hayes
cabin on February l6lu IL now missing
aud cannot be- accounted Tor. Mr..
Barnes saw this Tlilr at the house after
Hays aud his companions had disaI-
reared.
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Twenty.llr,t Ward.

Tho aeml'aunuhl review ~ the
t"gniy.hHt ward Sunday school WI
s o., h''4a'lOa. M. tomorrow (SuudayJ
~ ''r Wari meeting house. An iuvr
"''su 10 extended 10 parents ~ attend.