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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-22
HARRY STERLING STILL MISSING.
No Trace Has Been Discovered of ths
Union NationRI Rhnk Clerk.

The mystery surrounding the disap-
pearance of Harry Sterling, remittance
clerk Of the Union National bank, who
has been missing since October 81, has
bafiled the skill of the shrewdest Pinker-
ton detectives, who are as much at sea
on the case to-day as they We're when
sealrch twas first instituted for him
Henry G Rosencrans, uncle of Harry
Sterling, of 5l5 Wabash avenue, said
last night that no trace whatever had
been discovered OF the missing clerk
His parents, who live in Helena, Mont,
are greatly worried. The city police are
not working on the case at all, as the
disappearance was put into the hands
of a private agency, and the regular
force was not requested TO help in the
search.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-22
FINISHED ITS BUSINESS.
Trans-Missouri Freight Association Ad-
iourns After Revising Rates.

The Trans-Mlssouri Freight Association
finished its business and adjourned yester-
day evening, AS previously announced,
the Union Pacific representatives agreed TO
do away with the discrimination against
Kansas City upon It's lines from Nebraska
points. In order TO do this IL was neces-
sary 10 readjust rates from various points
not only in Nebraska, but in other states.
In some instances the rates We're lowered
and IN others increased The men repre-
seuting Omaha's Commercial Club and
stock yards got "A little comfort out of the
meeting as some slight readjustments
upon grain, live stock and packing house
products We're made. Their demand for
kansas City rates TO and from Texas
points was not granted,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-22

position on the side lines Cross. Yales big
center. is said to be suffering from an at
tack N tonsiliiis. but there seems 10 be 1T
tie doubt but that the giant weight throw
cr viii be on hand with all hts strength
when the game starts. Wlth THIS exception
The players or the two teams are reported
fo hv iu hest condition. Every seat I'm the
covered stands and every box has been
sold The grounds urc iu perfect condition.
Withstauding The recent rains, and the
ltlu is SO arranged that "a perfect view OF
The game can be had from al parts OF the
grounds.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-22
WORLDS ErcoRn FOR BALD


Los Angeles, Cal, Nov. 2L-rhe great
Bald, Of Bunalo captured another worlds
record in competition on the opening day
OF the three days meet here lie won
from Murphy, of New York the mile open
IN 2.14. This IS the worlds record for a
The Starters IN the big event today were
Rald, Murphy kiser Wells, Randall and
Cooper. On the second lap k.ser f,ll on
the bank. Cooper went over mis- wheel,
and big Wells, OF san Francisco, rode over
Coopers back while Randall, OF Rochester.
bank. Wells took a new wheel ana GOT
third place, on the last trip around Muir
ply started his spurt and got by Bald, but
after going neck ana neck INTO The home
Stretch. Eald passed him ana finished half
wheel 70 the good i'm -.Oi.
The only other class y race wes the two
mile ap. which was Won Dy Emil Ulbrignt
n f,55, Hlth seventeen points; W. w Hat
ton second, Attendance, 69j. Weather
clll and strong wind Ll4MLnE.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-22
Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey.

BY stirring the torpid blood it keeps
up the supply of that animal heat,
which alone is defense against the
ills of cold and damp. Pure as
Alpine snow, full OF healing power,
the most useful thing in the house
keepers medicine chest. 1t gives a
perfect circulation and that, as DR..
Magendie says, ais the secret of per
feet health"
Druggists and Grooers have it
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-22
HOLDING SECRET MEETINGS.
Employees of the Western New York &
Pennsylvania system May Strike
for Higher Pay.

Bradford. Pa Nov 2l.-The discomfort
among the employees of the Western New
York & Pennsylvania railroad system does
not abate. and II Is known that secre,
meetings have been held to consider the
advisabil!ty OF a general strike, The en-
ployes feel that the 10 per cent reduction
Should be restored 1t Is more than prob
able that a general tie-up Will be inaugur-
ated on the whole system If their demands
are not granted.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-22
Have Courage

Even when the bleak air is full of
rumors that the grip is around look
ing for victims. No doubt the ru-
mors are true; but the disease won't
find you If, at the first sign of a
shiver, you have recourse to
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-22
Referred to a special Master.

AlPggu;er9aed n MAJ M NGy' ,ge g-Jadge Col,
United States Trust Company OF New
York, against the Atlantic x Pacific Rail
master to hear testimony and report the
findings Of fact 70 The court owen n,
Marion, of Albuquerque, was named as
special master. II is expected that the
bulk of the testimony VIII be, taken in New
York, and several weeks will be consumed
Ninety days after the final decree will have
been entered the road will be ordered sold
to satisfy the claims Of the mortgage hold
ers, which amount TO $1,000, Co.,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-22

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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-22
Reduced Holiday Rates,

Chicago, Nov. 21.-westefn roads have
adopted a proposition providing for reduced
rates for the Christmas and New Years
holidays. Where the regular basis of rates
Is 3 cents per mile, rate OF one and one
Where the basis is over cents. the regu-
lar fare Will be one and one-flfth for the
round trip.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-22

Denver, COL Nov. 2l.-Harry G. Clark
finished his seasons work by breaking four
rode FIVE miles unpaced from standing
start in the following time: Two miles,
fiye miles 1882 The two mile record MAS
$50, held by Longhead, while a. h. sem
hel dthe others IN 7;2S, 1904 and l2;35 l-5 re-
records.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-22
THAT MAN SCHLATTER,


Chicago, Nov. 21.--A man strongly re-
semblng the pictures of Schlatter, the
healer" was around the Wellington hotel
for short time this afternoon. He disap-
peared quietly and has not since been seen.
II is not known whether it was Schlatter,
but the resemblance was very strong.
Denver, Col, NoY. 2l.-A special to the
News from Buttes, Col, near Pueblo, says
that Francis Schlatter, 1.-The healer" who
left Denver mysterIously and unexpected
ly last week, passed through that Town
yesterday riding south on Il gray horse.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-22
na,timor, s. ohio Directors.

Cincinnati. Nov. 2l.-At the annual meet
ing of the stockholders OF the Baltimore e
Ohio Southwestern Railroad Company here
,9,ctay thG fooWing named direT'ots ias We're
John H. Davis, William Metens. Fred
lalmes. August H.. Ewing. James Sloan,
Bell Henry w. Poor, w. w. Peabody,
Lowe Emerson, Frank W. Tracy and Alex
Shaw. The present officers OF the COM
pany were reelected by the board of direc-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-22

Great Northern Employees Being Asked ~
ThnY Itelong to the a. X. q.

Devils Lake n. D., Nov. 2t.-The super
lntendent and other officials OF the Great
Northern were here yesterday, and put all
employees through an examination as to
whether they belonged to the American
Railway Union. Very few men could be
found who would acknowledge they be-
longed TO the order. It is believed that the
company will request those who are ami.
lated with the order to withdraw from 1t
or sever their connection with the road.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-22

Columbus. o, Nov. 2l.-Five Of the nine
members Of the board OF managers, who
are to control the new Joint Traffic Asso-
citation are: Baltimore & Ohio railroad,
orland Smith: Vanderbilt system, II j.
Hayden; Chesapeake & Ohio and Big
Four, Oscar G. Murray; Pennsylvania sys-
TEN. d. Gray; Erie system, George T..
Cochran. The remaining four members are
10 be announced soon, or when selected.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-22

cihc officials say, is without foundation.
on the contrary they claim that the Chi
cago lines, in their efforts TO stem the
ever-increasinr stream OF transcontnental
travel, attracted via New orleans by the
celebrated sunset limited. are directly re-
sponsible for the situation complatned ot,
and. In fact, have resorted TO methods
which reflect anything but credit spon
lines who lay claim to conduct OF their
interests upon a sttIctly business basis.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-22

The story telegraphed from birmingham.
Ala. that George II. Nettleton would at an
early date relinquish the office of general
manager of the Kansas City, Fort Scott &
Memphis railway. and would be succeeded
by General Superintendent ]. II. Emmert,
was pronounced unfounded by Mr. Nette-
eral manager. well as president, of the
road, he says.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-22
DIED OF REMORsE.
Quarrel With u Neighbor Weighed Too
Heavily on an Indiana Woman's Mind.

Groensburg, Ind. Nov. 2l.-Mrs. Charles
Martin, wife OF a prominent citizen Of
Smiths Crossing, called on friend yes
teriay. They quarreled, and as she was
returning home Mrs. Martin regretted the
occurrence. II weighed so heavily upon her
that she fell over dead in the highway.
Since then her uvighbOr Is Frustrated with
grief and IL Is feared she Will be bereft of
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-22
LYNCHEp THE WRONG MAN,
The Unfortunate Mistake of "a Madison
County Texas, Mob.

Bryan, Tex, Nov, 2i.-Rev, ]. Z. Horne.
of Madison county, to-day brought news
of the lynchng OF a man in a remote part
OF that county last Tuesday night, lie was
accused OF riding a horse over a little
injuries on her. Later developments go 10
show that the mob got hold OF the wrong
man and the guilty one has made his es-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-22
X. r.. ROBBINS DEAD.
Was One of the Best Known Railroad Men
In the Country.

Dallas. Tex, Nov. 2l.-Private kilograms
from Houston announce that r. X, Rob
bins, travelling passenger agent OF the
Houston & Texas Central railroad. died
there to-day. He was taken sick suddenly
in Dallas two weeks ago. He was one of
the best known railroad men in the coun-
try and had been with the Houston & Tex
as Central for twelve years. coming TO
Texas from ST. Louis
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-22

Galveston, Tex, Nov 2l-Bubear was
the stroke OF the fOur-oared English crew
which defeated the American four-oared
crew, Gaudaur stroke, Tor the champion
Austin CTex) regatta this month. Bubear
and Haulon claim TO be rowing for the
championship OF England, ana are SO adj
Vertlsed by The Texas coast fair MANAGE
ment In the third single scull trial race
to-day Bubear Won in l0l7, three mile
pOurss-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-22
blue a Candidate for Ke-election.

Washingt1n, Noy; 2l.-(speciaL) when
asked II lie would, run for the senate
!Pefrer. Congressman Blue said ~ shall
be carriidate for reelection TO the house"
The Knsans here believe, however, that
Mr. Blue VIII soon be an ayowsd candidate
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-22
Plead Not Guilty.

New Orleans. La, Nov. ,2i.-The dispatch
Southern Pacific Is responsible for the de-
moralizatlon In California passenger rates
on account OF its alleged anxiety to divert
travel via New Orleans. the Southern Pas
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-22
INC YaIe-rrincetnn Gnme.

New York, Nov. 2l-Phe athletes OF Yale
and Princeton, who are 10 meet In battle
royal on the gridiron at Manhattan Held
on Saturday. have about finished their hard
practice ana VIII now take things easy un-
acy. The practice from now on viii be in
signals and IN coaching by the army OF
TO help out their alma matters by their ex-
perience. and to incidentally obtain nice
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-22
INDIANS HAD RIGHT TO HUNT.


Denver Col, Nov. 2i.-A special TO the
Times from Cheyenne. Wyo., says: Judge
Riner, IN the federal court, to-day released
under a writ Of habeas corpus, Racehorse
a Hammock Indian, arrested for violation OF
The court decided that the Indians have
the right under their treaty 10 hunt in Wy
nminR
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-22


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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-22

Tho Game This Evening.

The tournament game this evening Will
be between the strong teams of the Owl
and Bellyue clubs and should be n most
exciting one. II the Bellvues should win
Il VIII ada to the interest of the tOurna-
Tueut.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-22

Are unlike all other pills. No purging or
pain. Act specially on the liver ana bile. Car
ter's Little Liver pills one pill dosa
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-22

STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Won. Lost. PC.
ACME 'S...... ..,.,. ....., LOU
lR4ISs., ...,..........2 l,Otl
Owls :. ..,... ..................1 0 1000
Kansas CityS.. .... .....,...l 800
l.ltclf1cS,... ....,... .....,I go
Staudarls.... =. ..............O . 900
ellcvues...... .... .... ....,.0 900
PhoenlN.... ...........O . 900
HIGHEST TEAM SCORES.
11lectrics....... ..... ...... .............2.533
Kansas Cltys.............. =. ..............2.397
Owls. see. 49,. ......................,.2,3i
sAyulcS.'.... .................G,"s 80
Vikings. .... 80. ............,........2.253
Stnnoaf73s ........................2,l ,liG
IStlLtN ItS'.'-'' ''''''......,,..s,l- l-9
HIGHEsT iNDiViDiUiXLi. SCORES. .''''0
l.leciilGS 'ltcH....-. ,......,......553
Kansas Citys-fiackett .... 49,. ........52S
OWE !dIk!4h .'.'.,.. .,'. .................r-
Acmes-HHrd ...... e. ......................i igq
Niklngs-Edwards ..... ...... ..,... ........i9i
4 Hy,'!. AIM '-'''. ''.''.'.'.'...'..,,igS
J''ieF NNs-' EfpNtF ,,.... ................45j
ACCOMPLISHMENTS 80. =. ,............4i9
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-22
of Public Money.

Washington, Nov. 21-The president has
appointed John T. Conan, of Oklahoma, re-
esiyer OF public money at Alya, .. 4.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-22

Shipped daily in secure packages by
GEORGE ETSSELL, Druggist,
Opposite waiting room. Union depot.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-11-22

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-09-10
THE SOUTHERN
-rE-C-----tE- -a-E-.-E = r
I'D ~
PACIFIC COMPANY.

t~onhHEcnriaG saturday Nov GA.iSg4,
awi until farther n"ti"C.traiRs will
leave kseiiO a. Tpiiuw~: %:25 a. m.
oaisN Atlantic &!Npre-~. trains for
Ni3nemuc"a. Rattle = fountain. T'alis-
air. E@dcn.and Et4t. f3rTic~ only first
Glass passengers through, and local.
Uinin. car to <tGlcn.
$50 p. m. EaiIy- Pacific Express
train for 'zruckec. - sacramento Sen
cria and ~an Francisco. arriving at
$3.50 a. m. t'ann~~1in: at sacramento
nj i0:S5 ii. III. with the New Orleans
.xprcs@ for frc."o. ~aHia Barbara.
Los &n.eIe~. san 3siego. also at 7:Io
Ing.
9:o5 y. m. Dniiy-Atisntic Express
for N~innemar"a. Battle Mountain
s'~aIi>air. t.2drn andttasI. carries
frat and srcond class
local and through.
train for Eo-evitie, Junction. $acra-
mrnto. aad nau francisco via Rem
| ccia arriNiu. AT G.fJ 4. III. connects
at sacramento with train leaving
at 1925 n. M. for Stockton. Lathrop
! san Jose. san francisco. Fresno. Los
Angeles san BieSo: and East. via New
%riean at 1850 a. Ia. for Williams
willows and Kedding; at 1903 .. m
for ned ssiuT and at 1850 p. IN, for
| Nary>viIIe, Chico. Keddiu., Portland
and Puget sound points.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-20

university lhls year "a smaller than Dc
Has Lesu bui1te iJr several yeafs.
tuefe aro but two In the law
department, while last year tuefe
were tsu, aud tue year Dc.
'1ru there were twenty Que,
During the pasl yosr perhaps more hhs
teen done o. remove the prejudice
watch existed against The LhiterIHy
Saints than has over been lJrU before.
rNe Ftulcua were turprisrd aud
pleased With the scholarly lecture de-
'ivctrd iu Uniyrrlty Hal by Dr. Tai
msgt. Brother ilckmsn's Grafton on
The Danishmrui 81 tur M1rm0ns" has
received many o.uplimsuis. 10 has
upyu pronounced the beet utatIricll
,llfi ever produced BY student 0f the
university lie wBr Boz earnest and
oils sutitr. 90 lataC.ic that 70 is DO
wonder that no gula.d the nymlatHy
ola ptrju4cuI audience, The Of.tiIu
VIII nUIvar f0Gn iu q neat little yU.'
umc published by the ufliUusll assoc
Gallon, entitled "puza DfatlDuF.p The
10y when tuIrtts ag Ann Aruuf loIk
upon tho MUruYla wilh hatred aud
malice has IsHtd. rury have cease B.
w be Wonders. they uru now looked
upon the SAINT AZ nro other people.
RiuuNIu 70 LYMAN.
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Sunday Spool ara prin5-,.

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nNLu s- uo price gives o, f1 81, -itrI
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tia ua1 % Sunday s.huIf.. ia..
second U1oh Tlr gu. Iiiuo pri,-..
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intermediate :. >. u 'adsr.s..
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'mith. i..
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chiidrrn'- Primary I.ytuu raoE. ID,
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q. =. 'nioa sJyn,a gisoh, .,.l M, s,.
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ra,Qst Publications.

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MARCH WEATHER.


ODsefvsfJ. IA, smith has Issued the
following report NJ the Utah weather
service ior tho month OF March, isJj:
Tgm.era uu-ruc mean t,mpsra.
tut- lot the l'rutUry van % utsrtus,
which ~ o degrees briuN tue Match
nofmaL iuu hlghC.t monthly muau
WIS as, bt st. George, aul thr lowest,
.5.g, at fur Uucntsny; NIuuui
ttmYvTaluIU, 70 degrees, b ~. George
on 9jll, mluuIm temperature, ~
degrees yellow arlU az S0uicf summ g..
Oh iitu; range " Temperature iUr the
ttfut0fy lI2 lcErucf; greatest month";
~ range % Temperature at stations
having suit registering llstfumunt., 50
degrees ~ FulmUftj least monthly
AuEc, 20 urgttos, ~ Pahuouu. THO
Vnfmtsl days woTp Tue - 10, .Bin AMI
g1th, anu tue coolest, On, li,n, ION
and ION.
pfeclpiation-1h he average pfocipl.
tNliUu Tor the Territory was LA inches,
which 10 U.7l o. an iuch below ,ur
nurmsl amount; gteatgrt amount &C..
ported wss $40 inches, ~ LHvau, anu
the least amount reported was a trace
NJ GiluL Tho average uup,h VI Cue
snowfall wa o. inches.
WrathuI-ruu average number %
clear days was ls; party uIuuuy, q,
cloudy D, AMI days ON winch .Ul % au
inch " more O' rain iHIL I, Al Salt
Lake Guy there wHs.u. pur cont VI SUI
Huiue, Aud at Grover, Wuyuu county,
,J7 per cent tcsimaIrul.
Wind Prevailing direction south.
wost The tUibl movement az Salt
Lake Cily was l,ssI miles, uui the
highest velocity ~ miles POT hour from
tue south on tho .7,u; uvoIsgu hourly
velocity, ) miles pcr n1ur
MisCELLANEJus pnESOuESA.
Thuuderstorms- CrosE, g5lh;
Nornal 2s.h.
HaI-G,le,, 2ouh; ST. Gsorgc 1871,
goth.
5leel-Glover, 18th, 2Dh.
run Dog SuowvillU, 2lsi; Hnbtr,
altti diics, -lst Gosh, 2bgu, .Ish, 500,
Blsj,
wild GsosS-Gllrs, I5.h, I0.b; dying
north.
Ff0sl-Daily,
REMARKS uF uusERvERs.
HobuT-I John Crook, blizzard from
north 18th, - hour. Frauul blizzard
during the night Of .9.n. drifting snow
badly blowing all day from north ON
3Dth. Snow IL piled against fences uI
70 tho present time; no snow only M
Ia the shade. Brignt sun uOgs on 8lst,
from 7 10 am,
Gucs-JOhu q. white. wild gees,
migrating north, ION. g5th. sun IUgl
2lai, g5ih, .B.h, gith, sou, 3lst
Winter wheat planted November
three inches high on March 1Ii spuug
wheat seeded February lUln, twt
inches high aprIcuis Ia iull bloom -i,h
plplars In boon -llh,
Suowyillu-J. R0uuinH. Sun dog
/ on the morning Of the glaL Tue sue a
on tho ll,n all gone except 4 little b
shaded plaros.
NuFnAl-R. Nultmau. Eclipse on Oh
hardly visible ON account ui CloIds
/ Thunder on tho 18TH.
Urlyrr-lloury Cullum, Fimt 4 low
Ing March aIh, frost stopped p.owiu.
| ll,n. 4 iow mlll unyl tYNaT md %
month; sprlug generally tscNNarI
| pluWinv tNtaImltirni,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-20
FaItb-Pr0motI19 Series.

ny First Mission, a rutsuyo OF ps'T-a
IiaHeae1 rs missionary ap % ha ala .sie5
t'IHnds - Je1rga v Cannon, ssa,
A striu= q TonrIa, containing nrHaer "a
tHt,ar.ang sketches ana alaedltai ai E.F
snHag ,u-. ore, $50
Leave. WON 10 J0urnsI, By r.a'arat
vHfrI N"a1rgI, Adeacrpunn ai hIa a.''
NH missionary experience. and many iatsse'-
inR incidents 0' Lsllis, 25e
Fragments ~ gsxpcrionet, a e1Ils.s0n q
sF nn-r fr.Ht mo H.a. .slrr co. Elr7t -
p-sS.ssas EfspBs c. ICimbuII's JsaFlsA.
r.rzivo n tls principal insilsra D. ~
csTogr Of u very remarkable man, &c.
Early scenes in church History, o1.'
lection OF Incidents from Elo live OF hi'fa
Of tho Church ia --rIy ihys, 2is
Tho life OF Ncphi, tho con n Loh, vhi
tulglatai from Jerusalem, 'n Juiol, n no
land now known us South America Et or
turtles boi1s, tho coming OF tho ss'Iar la'
book contains some very important o. ss con-
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Cannon, a5s
ssrnps OF biography, containing 5le'-a =
en- ELDERS -, msl-snt1 NJ EIgaHeaae' 'Aa
Ecsel knights Journal, 2sc
The Myth or 'he Manuscripts Eo7ra'
or tho AhsurNuaa OF tho splu.e.ng slly'H
George Reynolds, Csc.
Labors Ia the vineyard, contains zone q
tho moot lngsHauug sEparsNNrs ever W'''''N
gSs.
EvontuI Narratives, contains t1mo ln'e''A
tag stetehe1 and valuable lasslHs 49,
helpful Visions, Instructive aaniio''aa'ai q
ulo Lord 10 u.i ehIssel, 43a