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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-01
ALL DEBTORS NOT DISHONEST.
FREQ Silver Means That Creditors Are to
Lose 90 Per Cent.

4 FcC SttEcI 4hht hic w
Lose 90 Per Cent.
Is the proposition for free silver at
70 to |" cxpodieut and honest?
Stripped Of vcrbage, the proposition
for this government to embark i'll the
Immediate and unlimited coinage Of sill
.cr dollars, each dollar to contain APP
fortunately 80 cents worth Of silver
,ulliun; to discard all provisions for
guaranteeing tho concurrent circulation
and parity of gold and silver, aud TO
compel by law tho acceptance of the
new dollars i'll payment of all debts.
The object is to reduce tho value Of
tho dollar about nc-half, and by fore
ing creditors to take this dollar for debts
@ scale all existing obligations. The
My exception Will be where the shrowd
vcditor has stipulated for payment in
gold. Such creditor will be paid i'll full,
mt tho unsuspecting man or woman
who has merely trusted to the honor of
he nation is to bo done up" just in
.hoportion as the dollar is scaled.
Tho PopuliSts arc solid for this
scheme It's in their line of business.
They are opposed TO a dollar having any
Intrinsic value, but if they must have "a
dollar worth anything at all the less it
IS worth tho hotter il suits them. Worry
'ew Republicans take any stock in the
'chcme, and the more il is studied the
sooner it will be dropped by all think
ny men.
Tho agitators assume, because Kansas
people AFRO i'll debt, that every Kansas
man ought to join i'll tho cluinor for
such dollars. deny that it is tho duty
Of any man, because he lives in Kansas
and is in debt. to favor scheme which
his conscience tells him is wrong.
am rs much in debt rs the average
Kansan, but | cannot SEQ why this fact
should blind tho conscience or destroy
tho ability of man to reason OH such
questions. Ibelievc in bimctallism and
i'll tho use Of the largest volume Of sill
Yer rs standard money which can bo
maintained ut y parity with our gold
and paper money, so that all Of our dol
lnrs will be equal for all purposes. But
tho Harvey programme is merely "A
scheme to scale our standard dollar-in
which all contracts havo been made
for the purpose of robbing creditors.
If these agitators simply wanted To
chcapen tho dollars for use III future
business transactions, they would advo.
cate law making the now dollars legal
tender for future debts only. But that's
not what thoy want. They insist thu!
these new cheap dollars must be made
q legal tender for all debts
am opposed to that because it is dis
honest. If anybody can provo that it is
honest, will be glad to be for it. But
ho must prove it by somo better argu
ment than the threadbare assertion thai
John Sherman conspircd with tn,
Rothschilds to rob innocent people 2C
wears ago, for even if that idiotic state
ment We're true it would he no reason
Thy you and l should conspiro to roh .
much larger number of equally innocent
people today. -Gcorgo l.. Doug glass il
Kansas City Star
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-01

xhTEWOOD'S SCHOOL. 23S Butte s,c.
N IL. GArEWOOD. Y. NJ. l. and 4. NJ Pm.
opal. res dence ~ lioush street Hcnrs
Hntewooi Assistant. The Thirty first Sea
sion OF tnis school will begin OH WEnNEs,
DAY, SE!IEMBEk 2,rr. Terms and stn ins
q heretofore. This school has always heou
noted Tor tie thoronghne $ of its tencLinS
In fnRn+h, Latin ana mathematics.
Hu2 ruth, sn.lni
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-01
a Pointer For McKinley's Friends.

Some of Governor Mckinley's friends
should get him into corner and tell
him the story of the horse that broke
away and scurricd around the track sew
eral times before the starter gave tho
word. 1t will be recalled that this par
ticular horse lost the race. Washing.
ton Post
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-01
How to Mocn Drossoa Ernsh.

The best way to keep very nice and
delicate dress is to make "a bag of mus
lin largo enough TO hold the dress as it
would hang III the closet Shirr up the
bag and run Il Oasting, or cord, through
1t. Pass the string through the hangers
IN the belt of the dress to hang it up in
the closet.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-01
soHooLs AND COLLEGES.
MCHnIRRN Boarding and
AA0N OA1sAA DaV School
MONROE PARK, RICHMOND va


tie nr
and
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-01
RICHMoND FEMALE SEMINARY

RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
No = E.sr GRACE ST.. RICHMOND, W.
JOHN II. POWELL. Principal
mis-. l. q. i':l TON, Associate Principal.
The twenty-ihlrd scs ion of this Boarding and
close June 18Th 1886 1909
Course OF instruction froa, Primary 10 CollcG at .
ncPar'meit fnlI and through The Jest advantages
in Music, AT an Languages
kichr1"d "fers many advantages for improve
ment in Lectures. Concerts etc
For "details, apply fOr catalogue te the Principal
je3lsu, we. fr-2m
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-01

To see wages going up while the Dem.
ocratic party is in power puts "A sickly
hue on the faces of classifying newspaper
organs. The upward tendency continues
however. st. Louis Post DISPATCH
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-03-04
Proposed watch Combine.

CHICAGO, Feb I3.-The Times says:
The EIgin National Watch Company
of Elgin, HI, and the Waltham
Watch Company of Waltham, Mass /,
will in the near future be cOnsOli-
dated and pass into the possession Of
a British syndicate. The valuation
of the two properties is 10000, 900, of
which amount SO 100000 goes to the
credit of the Elgin Company and
81, 900 600 to the Waltham concern.
This sale to British syndicate and
consequent consolidation was on the
point of being completed last sum-
mer, but failed owing to the great
ly dis urbed condition of indus
try and finance. An option was
secured at that time, but the British
investors were cautious and preferred
to lose the profit rather than run the
risk of a large investment at time
when many Europeans believed the
United States was on the verge of
financial and social revolution. Ne
gOtiations were renewed at once, how
ever, aud have progressed 20 far that
there is today on deposit in national
bank in Chicago the sum of $500 900
to bind the bargain and secure the
promoter commissions and CORE
spending sum in q hank in Boston.
The Elgin and Waltham factories
turn out about IS per cent of the total
product of watches in the United
States, more than half that amount
being produced by the Elgin works,
which EN- plOy about 5000 hands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-03-04

The Chronicle of the 18th, comment
ing on the news brought by the Mari
pOsa, says:
"The only news of importance is
that eX Queen LiliuOkalani has actu-
ally been put on trial for treason, and
that there Is every reason TO believe
she will be Rdjudged guilty.
Technically, no doubt, the ex-
queen, and Wilcox. NOwIein and q
number of others we're guilty Of trea-
son against the Republic OF Hawaii,
but when we look beyond the techni-
cal question, and consult not only
mercy, but expediency aud political
Judgment, we cannot but see that it
would be the height of unwisdom for
the new republic to stain its hands
with the blood of those vino, to do
them full justice, may have believed
absolutely in the righteousness of
their cause. LiliuOkalani, for exam.
pie, had never abdIcated. She was
deposed by force, and to attempt to
recover her throne could be treason
only by an extension of the term,
which does not suit or agree with
modern ideas.
"The young republic has shown it's
strength, and can therefore afford to
be merciful. II the 9allOws or the
guillOtine should be called into whole
sale service, the act Of the Govern
ment would do more harm to the
republic than half a dozen revolu-
tiOns. 1t would indicate that the
Government was not sure of ITS posi-
ton and was trying to strengthen
itself by inaugurating q reign of
terror. It is easy enough to imprisOn
or Danish traitors without shedding
blood, aud if President Dole have the
wisdom and political sagaeity with
which he is credited be will commute
the sentences of every one convicted
OF treason, from the eX queen down to
the humblest of her former subjects.
$50 IL seems from Queen Li's diary
that she received present of q col.
lection of Photographic views &c Chi
cagO from her great and good friend,'
Grover Cleveland. Did Grover intend
to insinuate by this gift that her Ka,
naka majesty was lacking in the hust-
ling qualities of Chicago, or was this
present q graceful HUT that she be-
lOnged by right to those who get
thereH The answer to these ques-
tions will be awaited with eager in
terest. Perchauce Grover may let
the country know all about it in an
other Hawaiian message-a kind of
explanation of things a President had
better have left undOne and uusaid."
"The ex-queen of Hawaii cut q very
sorry figure before the court martial.
It was a pity for her own sake that
she could not have had q more dlgni-
fled representative than Paul Neu-
mann, and it was bad Judgment for
her to include in her appeal for fair
play the old charge that United States
marines had helped the Dole Govern.
ment to establish itself. The queen is
poorly advised. Her role should have
been one of dignified protest instead of
harsh criticism of those in power, and
she would have made q good impress
sion had she delivered her appeal in
person. AS it was, she seemed to
have very little part in proceedings
that rolled up formidable mass of
evidence against her."
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-03-04

BERLIN, Feb. I6.-InvitatiOns will
be issued by the Government to all
the maritime powers of Europe and
America to +eDd warships TO take part
In the naval display and the fetes
which will take place on the opening
of the Baltic and the North Sea canal
on the 18th OF June. 1t is understood
that President Faure will accept the
invitation to be sent % France. The
Emperor is taking a keen interest in
the opening of the new canal. 1t is
expected its opening will serve to
bring back the waning prosperity of
Lubeck, Dantzic, Stettin and other
ports. The fetts will bp of a grand
scale and will last several days.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-03-04

LOCKPoRT, Y. Y, Feb. 16-J. Nc
ParliD, of this city, secretary OF the
State National COMMITTEES Of the Peo
ple's party, in an interview today,
stated that about March 4th he ex-
poets the birth of a lew national
party.
Mr.. McParlin states that during the
past few weeks secret conferences have
been held nv members of Congress
and other Influential men from all
parts of the country; that important
political action will follow, he affi rms,
is certain The platform of the new
party will be ''bi.metalisn aud pro-
ttctiOn."
"I am led to believe" Mr.. McPar-
lin added, "that the conference will
result IN the formation of 4 new party
in favor of free coinage ami prot &c
tion, with a bountiful element hack of
it from the start, not only in the South
and West, out i'm Pennsylvania and
other Eastern States"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-03-04

ders from the British Resident. She
herself il a relic of q regime which is
obsolete and out of date.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-03-04
Massage.

M RS. PRAY WOULD ANNOUNCE
- - that she will attend limited num-
W TSL OF patients. Address at II, III
"nlsnsy's' King st.. Bell Telephone rs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-03-04

The HAWAIIAN GAZETTE is issued
on Tuesdays and Fridays.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-03-04
A FEARFUL PREVARICATIOH.
Captain Davies Said to Have Been
Horribly Tortured.

SAN FRANCISCO PRESS COMMENTS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-03-04
FIoods I'm SDain.

MADRID, Feb. 15.-The ri, er rSegura,
which flows through the provinces OF
Murcia and AIicate into the Mediter-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-03-04

Editorial Remarks on the MaripOsa's
News-The Champion Liar Gets In
His Work as Usual-Ths Chronicle
Has Poor Opinion Of Paul Neumann
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-19
LEGAL NOTICE

ina thc Probate Court, BOO and Tor -alt Lake
County, Territory of lau.
Do the matter Of Nu estate Of Ludwig
Wolf, deceased.
NotIcc Of tmo and place Tor thc hrHrng0f
petition Tor admission i1pfuuatc ~ will
DuUsuANr 40 ~ URDuU on SAID
4 court uuiIru To- hereby given That Uug..
uAT, iI' lHt daY uf march, a. u. IsG, Ht DO
O'Clock o.. u.t Ht the tUuutF tuurt liuuH.. Iu
Hnlt Lltu tNf, Utah Iumtur., tu Ono court
room off atu court uuH been appointed tHu
time Auu place Tor thu hearing Of "a petition ~
thla. 2, Pearson. praying for tho admission
10 PROBATE ul "a certain document herewith
UrD.gutuiI uuWuruus t1 hH thu IAstW4u ana
Testament 20. Ludwig MOf deceased, wien
and where bllpyrsUur Interested may appear
and unU1"1 iur probate ut auI will 90 the
granting uE l.UHra documentary tu tuHa. b.
Pear Hu, HH prayed Tor lu HAII petition.
lu Wtuy.H whereof I have uufuuutu Hut Wy
hlul and Affixed INu seal uf faIl
isEAhI court gAA -gl day Of Mach, An
4s-l,
O.. O.. 4rANTUS.
C.ufs of tho Probate Court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-19

Ia tue District Cour. 90 AMI f0r tlH rlgl
judicial % strict of Utah lyrr.tJl.
County OF SAT- Lake
Hannah EbTnsreu uuuan,
rlainuH,

t4..
liauuAH LhGnffgn nuvlni
,....y ,,...... ~. r...,. a., 40 ff.ar.
john IT. w. 'on, Ng.a steele e.. W,
mundt t1uulc g. ilaIeuufb u. ~ N.'
NflHHlaht ~ q. hulltr Hy.gpN 90
lNtb hlWlHHF 'N.I ul lNg c.tAt' Ni, I'D. .
ANout ugtnl"Nl, l'ulIn} ". Nlrt''t na'.t
smith. John steele, Thatcher N'.N
uhN Elevator company D tnfpnl.lnht .HA
or Morris 1n.lNvts deceased, .rlgnnau.I
Tho People OF lhc Territory OF NtAN l''f
greeting 90
To John IT, Nl.nut Nt.A z 0l''.Lf l.
AlUMuhlI lANHin T.. mar .NNItf 20
MrbluHulu, A. O. Butler ju.gph q ,'Ns'
tl'r hluinHiratgr ~ No t.hIt "I N TO
Allen, dc oaHgd. dudley NJ lcr.r, ,t.t,,
nu1 Elevator Comp ny, elIp1. aton. wv
john uun'ut. uituinIuainr OF iN. 20.
ui Morris 600 uNrL.t urgtA..lt N,l
AFNN AltI llIithNh hENllsEh ~ .I.
H. ltil ln Nn N.A'N N,nH.Nl wa
hI ilJauuNc named pImNNuh ln lNl l..
Court on la1 lhlrl judicial n,..'.t g' ,..,
.y.liory % liaH agd y ~ "gT no seint, l'. /.
HHv OF aurvlruI after tfr UrrYIrg ON g9u OF 800.
s4mmona= served Wthiu iha epunUj ur Z
FUFVHl oct 90 This county, hut in ma a.. lInit
Hltuin twenty GGyHs utlgiWIfu Wllln tory
1bya-Cr Judgment ly default WI - iat,4
HEllnst you, according 10 the HFtJea o. tall
c0mriltrh
I'HGII-u bottom lH brought 90 have decree
OF tho CONT Tor goo Hcc0uuilrgot Ono nmn. %
uuU, together with Attorney foes Hnd fI.
upgua certain promHsgr note, rNg. 92..,.l %
p5 sisS'P e etlol G'i 20 John E6Tnsfn. Doc
81, l.sH. Cor rUi, with interest 90 puf cen,
utr ruuum from uat0 fame being QUO lnl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-19

10 NA NNA AI.l ANlHsA lIl'I biNNA
Salt Lnhc CITY, jan. 20, 1885.
Notice 10 hereby given that c9uirI.
buttons 10 the u numrut 90 10 crg.tu D.
lu sait L1Ao Guy In memory o.
Brigham Young aud tHu pioneers wi..
hereafter and until further notice, be-
Acknowledged through tho columns OF
the nlulEr NEWS 10 expected
that agencies Tor the collection oiiuuds
Tor ,hi6 worthy purpose viii DO oslaJ
iithoi in each wnri in ali tho Stakes,
and tia, fald uuIs, with the bet 10
namgsoi the contributors, will 10 Tor.
wHfiud us 'fvQueniIyaa convenient Co
HUuur ~. Wells, secretary uf ihu BRIG
ham Young Memorial htluiutlDu, 5ili
Lake CRY, who will tuu lhut same nft
properly acknowledged Ia tus manner
stated. We Unrncatly hope that the
people VIII respond generously mad
IfUmpiIy TO this call Nv that n possible
tho monument may be- Csmplulul,
dedicated and unveiled 20 tho public
by the OH day uf next October.
Mtlruup WuubWuFr,
GFuNGE q. tAsNuN,
IuaIpu T.. rMllU5
Flrt Presidency u tho Church Of
Jtsus Christ Of Laiiortsy Saints.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
lu tuu Probate Court Boa aud f1r san o.
County 4vfrt0W Ot JtnH,

lu tuU Probate Court Boz aud FOR ea't taEg
County 4vrfi0fY Uf Jtau
iu the matter OF tHo cant1 of John
tUH'Hm. u,tClHul
NOTICE Us uEHEuY GIVEN THAN
~ john q. luuIBW and Mary Am CUu|Hm,
Executor uI Che estate ut .utu tuuItm.
lrHuIsrI. Ulyr rendered Tor settlement
UuI H'yuIu .tIt "UIIl tHrIr Null accounted their
HdmIHHuHuun ot Hlld ,ds,e Hnd petition Cor
nuHI uHHiNHuuHu 20. tuu residue uf said estate
aHUU. tuuUyHuUH entitled tHrrfIu. and iHlt
INUTHlhF, fnu IHt day OF March. a. %. lsIH
mo Do O'Clock o.. mY Ht fhU Court Room ui
H.1 Court no lHn County Court House.
SOLE iHau tIfv HuI County, IuU Territory
LI# been Uu.F appointed HF uu Ju $50 10
card Court flr tHr sgiHyuuut of aa'i
account Auu hearing cold petition fu" lIfuI
Hufuu. at which umu bud U.Hcu amy person
Interested 900 aHi1 estate may HUIu1r HHI show
cause. DO 1H. tHcrH Dec, why n'1 account
should not NH HHfaui and approved and
1lll nsuiHuunn made A. uI9Ir1 foe
DATED February ..lu, a. ". lr..
a. D.. STANTON.
tiUT. uf thr Probate Court.
Iv s. f. l,IlsI, uuUuU
y, No. No7lc, attorney Cor executors,
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OBITUARY,
LYDIA rAuuruA LEWIS,

Lydia Lnurotia LOWS departed mi.
ITO on February -, 1905, o. oxford
Idaho, after short but .oyoro illnusB, of
rurliOuius, being sick only UIght days
Deceased WAS born ut uNnd, Idaho
July 10, lsIIi sho was tho vito " VIM
a. LOWS, who is luu with turro small
children 90 mourn tho,rfni loss She WIS
% puro md loving vito, u'kIui nud ludul,
saint Hno WAS AN pArnus. worker 100 iho
WuWHus ll0llpf Society uf mo oxford
ward, hUlng lts secretary, which toaluty
passed. appropriate resolutions ON tito
occasion Of hur lamontud domiso.-lc
NuSICArru.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-19
Aud the following named eighty:
aaveu subscriptions Jf ave cents eacu

SgIUo prlrfI. Parry Priest AIIH0 Ir|CHt.l,t-
ur IrICHL IWmA lluUtHWBu, FRANK iluutss
man. David iuutfmW, josie lluuEmau.
walter lluutW4u. MutuH Cory. uur.GUa
tDrv.Iun tlrytIY, Mice Petty turIuH % Trt.v
NHUa Potter, MnlI4gu Potter, tsf,Ia Potter,
Artta uuttvr, uHNU Moon. Iva Moon. Iuu,sa
Moon. Albert moon. Roland N kiug. AHU0
l,uhusuu, cara % Robinson, E0ut a. HnUus
CON- NHtU0 81 hHNiu.uu. lI.ur luHu.uu.
/ cleo a llUUIUaUu. NuHIU Hess. Horace lies.
Milton ilpss, uuuItl IuN.H, Fannie T4U.s,
! GvurHp IunNH, Albert IuUhH, llH.p IuMs.
llpuV IuhUs. lhtTIua ~tIFuu. tuIIry STAY
! uyr mildred NruFUr tHuI Grover DO. E
/ Manning. Jos W NauninE Marian tuHIvu or.
HHU Leonard SARAH smith. Mathis lrIr.
l,uHrJry IdT, lrsuE "a luy. Charlotte Ugv.
lrHur lHf, tuIFIrt hufHu. Mary Nelson.
ufrfrHIp I 90 -.HT' strong, Leon strong.
IuUHrI Hlr0ua Harry strong, DuHs O. roo.
Nu.uU Rose. lluuiE Rose. ityluu NH.o, lnpE
NuHu. fFHa l,HEH, IgUI ltu", Lyman Rue.
NHHIh uuu ounce Iau. Annie lIasfra'
liHfum lIlsHa. Jessie Higgins. Nrruo
aituu. lHnU.I stood, iuHuu Stood. IUIftU
stood. MHrY o. Robinson, ruau Robinson.
HgtH Robinson, Sarah O. Lamb, Ellen CLAW.
ON. Mary Robinson, buaTEr Robinson. IVA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-19

Permit me 10 oougEtilal you on
tho stand iyou ihavs taken 10 favor
Of the righteous cause VI prohibition.
Utah has possibilities OF baking one OF
the gfnnde1t slaios In the uui0u. u
she oan come Into the sisiefhooi OF
states with tnu sails md mauuiagt no
OF intoxicating liquors forever pf0nit.
tied 10 her fundamental law, UtAh Will
enter upon career Of prosperity uu-
aurpassud by any other sistt,
A few pertinent questions mo hero
submitted for the careful C3uHiduraiilu
oi the members Of tbs Convention.
/. II the enemies OF prohibition are
20 Hure that the people Of Utah do not
want pfohibitory article IN the Con.
atilution, why will they not submit
such on article 10 the people that tue
advocates Of prohibition may see that
they were Mistaken
.. 10, however, they fear that a ma
I0rity OF tho people would vote In
favor u prohibition, why not then
aubmil such nu article b DO voted 0u2
lett not the duty of tho convention to
submit such auiulcs ~ IT, mumuuss
think the people demAudi IL the PEG.
plu do not want prlhiuiuln, there can
10 no harm Ia submitting sucn nu nr'
ticle. 10 they do want prohibition,
then the article should De submitted.
3. IL tue mulOrty Of the members
then refuse 20 yield 10 this dem inds ui
large aud representative body u men
and women who have the host inter
eats OF the new State at heart, may we
not bs warranted ia thiuking that such
members have for some reason the IN.
toresls Of brewers add disllllrrs moro nj
heart than the good Of the lev 5lAlrg
There arc some who tear that the sub.
mission ofsuoh M article would en-
danger tho admission Of the new State.
On the contrary, | believe that sue b
submission would insure tho admission
OF Utah. There are others who are
heartily In favor OF the temperance
cause, but fear that Ne advocacy
would loose them wOmau's Huurago.
am fully convinced that the cause OF
equal suffrage Will DO strengthened by
ailying itself with tue cause VI pro-
hihltiUu.
Itisto be- hoped that the Convention
will do ~ duty la this cause aud thus
enhance the peace, happiness aud PIC.
pBTiy OiOuT fair commonwealth,
WNL N, luuALE
SALT LAKE COLLEGE, Mtch Is +,
1885.
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DELINQUENT HorIoE.
Lucky nmnininv Company.

Location Of Principal PLACE OF Eusluef. Park
tItn Utah.
Location Of Nine, Snake Dr0us Mining Ds.
UIut, MaHaf"H County, Utah,
NOTICE THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon Che following described stock on
account of Assessment 80. %, ut ono and ono.
bait cent Urr snare levied uu tup lIlh dur OF
January lsNj, The several amount, sui uupU.
aIig lho name ut tlu respective fHaru. u0latrH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-19

To be submitted Co % separate y1ir y tho
pe0po ns provided uy tho schedule
and ordinance.
Soc. -. SO person, association OF core
poratiuu shall. within ibis state, mauu-
iac.ur0 Tor salu or gln af n leverage ANY
intoxicating liuuors, aud nI person, assoc
cIaiI01 or corporation shall Import any
OF the same Tor sBlU ug HIi., uf sHIl ur uilHr
or keep tho samo Tor snlu, cor giIt barter
or trade as beverage.
Tho Legislative Assembly shall hy law
prescribe regulations fOr thu enforcement
Of the provision. W this article ana Hhg.l
thereby provide suitable penalties Tor tho
violation thereof
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The Brigham Young Memorial arsu,
Cintiuu aCkrUw irdgua receipt 0i the
following contributions 20 aasift lu tAu
tuildiug Ui the Pioneer monuments
t.. Tss-...t.. .t... III. ............
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-19

[rhe gentleman whose letter nppcars
above jumps somewhat hastily to %
conclusion, when ho nssoIts that tho
NEWS has taken stand 10 favor Of
"tho righteous cause Of prohibition"
ThostRn Of this papor thus fnr-wilh
tho fullsst sympathy with the CAUSE Of
Temperament mere y that the people
ought to have right u express them.
selves ON tho question. Tho NIwg
has net ut any time said It s.
In favor Of a prohibition plank: &,
only fuggosts shat tho people have the
opportunity to eighty their pleasure.
In ohoeriully giying opaoe to our cor.
respondents letter, VIZ wish 10 decline
honors and compliments which we
have not yet earnod.-Elltor NEWS
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