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foa rARENIs 10 CONSIDER.


On the evenings O. Tu,sday and
wednesday Of this week. occurrences
iooR place on the streets OF this city
which form = proper subject for serious
consideration BY parents. Multllud,s
Of halLgfowu boys paradsd tho streets
until midnight or after, hootiug, yell.
Ing, blowing horns and vlolng with
each other ia their efforts to Intensity
the pandemonium that prevailed.
On Tuesday evening, pursuant TO
the mayors orisr, the saloons were nlI
OF nearly all tightly closed. 20 that the
evil ofiIunksnhsss was lsss prominent
then II was the next night. On Wed.
NJ sdsy evening the excitement on thu
streets had Increase, and the sAloons
were all open. The uumber Of halt.
grown boys engaged Ia the conduct
above described was greater than on tie
ulght before. aud as many OF them 10
had nickel, aud cared TO spend u 10
that way, entered saloons aud drank.
Many OF the class referred 10 were
me, ON the streets between nine O'Clock
and mldnigbt. more or lees intoIi.
Gated.
But a more deplorAblo feature Of the
two evenings nameJ, remains to 10
described. Girls Of an age correspond
Ing to that OF tho boys referred To-,
tim. nj M. - han annva ali
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IHE FALL Oh MAN.

The theory OF evolution has always
bsen regarded NJ incompatible with
the Bible history Of the fall VI man.
The former seeks 10 trace the humHn
emily back 10 lower forms Of life ffsm
which the development, physieAl,
moral ana intellectual, has taken place
gradually aud almost imptfcop,ibly;
tho latter represents man W appealing
on earth. capable 90 sxeToisiug d..
minion over tic creation auI e0nte.
queu,ly possessing "a high dcgr,o Of
development. moral anu intellectual,
rom which a Io,fogresson &C.
curTei. Evolutionisis have there
orc generally rtlegaIed tho
history OF the fall to the dsmaln Of
lhe mythF.
An effort has been made by tbs
president Of tue Bowdoln college,
William Dewitt hyde, to reoouo lp
The two contradictory View. dc III uks
man commsnctd his career on oif,h IN
state OF innooence, but ibis was the
innooenes Of moral unc9usciou'urss.
rue TAIL was simply thutition from
the stage OF blln1, animsl conscious
ness to one Of responsibility, IueuffeI D
by the ability to choose between dli ~.
enl courses OF action. Accordingly,
tho fol- WAS necepary TO human ov0lu'
lion. By It hollne'g aud ein became
qaAlly possible, ani one or tha other
must DO choseD. "It Ia fall iurwar ="
40 argus, "on to plane where hu ohi
not maintain his squilinrlum,b ii mast
either oonsslou'ly climb hithgr { elle
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the INPENsE u government ~
Vermont IL shout the smallest OF am
,ia1e In tue Unloi being only sL'T
yer cspiie; anu this year the Vermont
legislature l. ttying to make the
burden Of the people still lighter. 10
this state Of Affairs II may be iniefssi.
Ink 10 note that the present legislature
there consists OF one hundred anu
iwenly.six farinefS. forty stottkcep,r,,
fourteen lawyer, ami tho REMAINING
few scattering. rhis lisa typical Ven.
moat leeislsIui @, which will not tex
the propl, OUT Of ons- ani home.
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Whom the wild beauty Of tho Great
West IL thoroughly appreciated, thou.
sands OF people who lOli In Idle luxury
In Europe will visit the West anu 500
ming rivers 10 get electric power, irfi-
calling vast sections, boring tunnels,
building railroads up mountain sides,
and making industry hum.
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unable TO 20 to the rsoefnacie' an o.
p'f'uniV 70 participate In tue u"
meeting snu snare IN toe eIs'elngs o.
Tue oeos'ion' In other s'akss where
general meetings are nsia a IN I'M
CITY wesnsse't inst they also Dc d''
peu'eu win on 'ne h's' SuuuAP o.
eAon month"; aua mat Tue ssihH meet
IN 'he't p'Aees OF Notsn'p IN Tue ss''
''"' "''o%
IN some p'~css Tue custom NJ" 'e"
7" 0'uslue' " A" 10 omit eauhg
''''"''s" LUIS q" no' 'n 'oso'u'n0e
WIN Tue views anu practice o. h'
pas'' "neh 'as" "''o op''''eu 'n
me cary u'y'' twas tue tu'e 70 not
p"''aA' o. io'u IRON 'ue previous
up un"' a''ei 'ne "n'o"ns IN INV
"'e'no'" Of 'uo 'as' my IN un"h'nR
uonan0ns 10 the poor also u hs been
wv ""u'''"nu'ng 'nA' tue 'o0u 'n"'
VV''u w "'''''A'y TOT 'ne Two he'"
'"O"'u w u0p''su 70 'ne p'''' hu' "
i""'n more A. muse VINO a's "oe'AH
'"V''''' anu h"'' '"s 'i''n' w"S ''''
'"p'''' 70 give
~ s'''ns 'p'' &c" use' 70 'no onu'en
'ron 'n's SUBJECT We iu''uie III 'D'
'"''''0"' ""e'o 'ne h'ue" $40
'H''''"s' '''"e' !" '"e On'ei o'a"'
=" '0'''E" ""u' w '"'nN
WI" "A"S''"'p' VIII gu" "'
W. ''"'s"'e A"u 0''ou'"o'' v
" '"' A''''NA' 'A'n" '"'0usn'u'
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W h ""' P'''''S my y" ~
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W.
~ ''0'"s VI" .uu F" tut
on"' " "e' ''u " 'y 'n''
" "''a snou'u DO 'ekne's OF any
Nv" fa"ng upon OF threatening
'"' ls0p''' 'n's0 "eenns' '"'n''h All
sNoe''on' opportunity 70 ohug 'uen
!" '''On' anu 'ouo''' os'O'''n' h0'u'
ny 'pp'0'en'"s him IN Tue 'pih' oil
mummy ""' up'op' VIZ eau supph'
''' H'" " '''e 'n''e ui'e'
~ '''" wv '"'u""
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pe''su0s mas p'o'eu 10 W now WIZ
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Tnx PEogiA JouESAL, notipg the
publication 10 the NEWS Of ptrileuli ~
regarding the Pioneer Elecliic CON.
pany = enterprise In o sdsn oapS on am
other places In this part Of tnr State,
make. the following fsmatk.
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AN ADDRESS

TO tho officers AMI members Of tbs
Church Of Jesus Chris Of Later.
DAY Saints;
D,ar Brethren AMI sister lit has
teen practices the Church Of Jesus
christ OF Lai,orday + ,inIs, saue,io ned
BY tho word Of the Lord, 10 fast and
pray, and In this manner 10 seek f1I
that faith which Saints should possess
anu obtain that spirit OF humility
which We arc commanded 10 cultivate
Shortly after the arrival Of tbs people
IN the valley OF the Great Salt Lake,
the nrsi Thursday In each month was
set apart as day Of fasting and
prayer. The msmbers OF the Church
were enle led TO bflng on that daJ
their contributions for the rclisi aud
sustenancs Of the poor, ani hand them
to the Bishop OF ths ward.
At time OF the adoption OF this
regulation II was very convenient for
the people generally TO NEE, together
In their places OF worship on that daY.
The couditions were such that they.
being Of onc faith, employers aud em.
ployeJ. could lfavs their labor AMI
devote n tow hours 10 the worship Of
the Lord.
f,f many years these meetings wers
well attended, and they were Of n
m'st interesting character, and were u
comfort anl a strength 10 all who
shared In them, rs II was the practice
for persons OF both sexes 10 bear their
testimony aud take active part in them
10 each ward under the direction Of the
bishopric.
As the years rolled by, conditions
changed, AMI II became more d III iull
for tho people generally. aud especially
those In steady employmsnt. 10 attend
these meetings, until at the prose o,
time they have dwindl,i to such an
extent that comparatively few nav. th O
opportunity OF attending them. Thur.
dayasaiay OF fasting ami prayer In
tho Church no l,nasf ssty,,
tbe oblsc, for which II wa, intended.
oar attention ha. besu called To this
,ubleol and after mature dellbsr,,lop.
IL ha. bsen decided 10 e,ang, I'm, dav
tha, ma, heretofore been devoted 10
mi. uutpo.s. In,t,.d Of In. custom.
nry a,.ambl.ye, In In, y,tious ~ ard.
throughout Zion on the nr., Thunday
In each month. We hay. concludsd 10
,,t ,na,, I'm, apt SUNDAY I'm .v.,v
month .s IN. d.y for TIM rsguin, ,as,
m,.,inv
He,s.n., th.,s,or, ~. d..,,. m.
L,,,.r.d.v Saint. una.r m, d,,sc,,on
nj IN. p,a.lds,,. n, s,.h.. aud IN.
Bi.bop.. IN mae, I'm THAR ssv.,.I ni.cs.
wor,blp ON tho sttsrno,n n, IN, n,s,
SUNDAY I'm s,oh mon,b wh.n.vs, Z,
e,nps done eoay,nlsn,lv and s.v,to
TN, mailing In m, administration ot
the sacrament Ia thu hearing n, ,..i.
mopy by ,be member. NJ I'M, Chateh
I, the ble.,,pg ot enildtsn and I'M, ,on.
ntmIpg of member. in IN, Chu,ch
and I, ,uoh oth., s,,v,css as hsvs
uuallv ham atiended toat,ueh m,s,.
ips. We h,I as,u,a1 that .xcs,l.n, ,.,
anita will ,ollow IN. ,,vi,,ot m.m,s,,
n, m, Chn,ch an onrov,r,,,v IN ,..,
mai, ts.,,,oonyto .,o, o,h., an, %
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TOMORROW ~ welcome Sabteih
Tor t.si. Preachers may ID tetst
than worry their cougfrga tious viii
political CAM y ga speeches,
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me ursrarf Evvurn Ntus i rah.l sl' lali y,
Iaaaay stdertsd, a. eafnsf south and Eaft Tsmgis
Irain Niition Al IS D m. Regular Ediu1a a.
. o'ciocf, .
ms Ds.s.st sru wuuf NV, :. Published
Or Tuesday and rfidsy safh uest.
Ths pssansr vsHaLr In masaflns form 10 pno-
tsAsd svsry satufdaE.
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The Nsv, {. % sale At the principal no;-i,, Ss-,
ftandt and on IN passenger trains isatiaG Ne slJ
sfiaf ,. ~ daiy.
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CIT asb.sfih.r, iii hindiy noufy :. T. Dustsf,
l.ifcliaiafl % any ffesulafiJ IN The dsiivsfT u
ti-if tapsrs
Az csum aniesfons shouid b. aairessedn
prs.sr Ssvs PustIssIss o.
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.Aoula s-.Js svs fofmsr a. vol "a prsssai aa'
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MoNtN no LOAN. LOANS MAbt 10,
A'is lnteaiots. Houses and lois To- -.
nents cot setcd. Legal bapors dfaWs -
fublie. J. l. icrktt ~ south Man Il
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PORINEUF ENTERPRISE.
4 Promising Nall,y, and Means ADOPT
td Tor k,clamug IT,
CHEsIEtrurLp, Idaho,
March 20, 1898.

March 20, 1890.
10 the Editor
sprug 10 evidently near At hand n
this locsiity. the recent taius, g..
gulher with the warm sun OF the pat
lcw days, have melted most Of Uuf
snow. Should the Present wta,h I
continue, plowing will commence BY
tue hrsg VI Apf.
Win the coming Of spring our valley
has fright prospects before II. I'M
people have organ zed - company &,
take out canal from Hear riyeE Com.
mrucing near 5odA springs tue cana.
win run westward distance OF siN
l lies wbefe II VIII enter the poft.
ntuf valley on the east. A.
tuis IOiut branches OF the cana
will bo made TO conduct water 10 IA
various JHfls q me vslloy, Whlo
when w.. reiwill furnish h mes 7
lew thousand iuuurlfiuu-, eucTs &c
e0plo. Tho tract ui land lying uuu,T
the PROPOSED canal contains not lur-
thal 100. uCr,s, oOnsidoTablr Of
winch BE- AllrnIy taken by settlers. We
arc informed that quito number u
nov aettiefs are going 10 move lu
here this spuug i'm UlGu anu other
parts u the cuuutTy,
The PUuu,u valley Il located Tan.
mrIlA.ely north Of Grlt.u valley. The
OugUn short Line Tailr al patse.
hruu. h tn coIltr { tho valley iTsm
southtait % northwest, BsLuiOI
Bong The Haliuu. 10 10 10.
Gated au0ut Cuufal from al
puuts Ui The valley, There ARE tw.
ward Organizations, Curstrfie,i, or.
sgniEuI some IA yens ago, ana Luud
WuTd, or 2BI Uul ,uw muulhs ago.
There IL SINE tGik ui organ ri Au.
Utner waTI Nv Eighteen Mile Creek.
We have uhu as guJI 4 Il ON range
~ can NO iUund la the ROCKY m0u 100.
tain regipu. Timber is plrnuml an
.an be hhu NJ a distance ut tfgm TO
! mice from the yatl.ua paris Ga,
valley,
WUrk on the canal will commence
anout the first Of May, glvipg the rep.
lie time 10 put I'm turir crops ] he
construction w.rk ~ 10 b. uOuu by O.
-ettlers. The most OF u uau be done
Win toaus, scrapefs and pllws,
suttcfB WbYl.g TO ttCITr hOm,F
VIII uI well 10 tHRe advantage %. the
inducements OIL tod them mere; ~
acn mau VIII nave tue privilege oil
working out his water night, h.
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NEWS OF THE WEST.
El.Y.l.Yar.Oll Coy Ron DIVA by
a Train.
cOLL,RtuuoNNs. WEDDING RING


George Walter Emmett, 1851 oakland
.uIt', Hn stIuc, b % a.Ny tt.u
" 500 stio,t, auu .,u Un 7ur4ay.
Auei b b.fsu,s, rich Iaucu,f a.
hiu. lytvy, CsI, uIm t.uu tuir
2 r.ayt wuu Do tuttAuu, lh5 uau.r
Wta UYs.u,s- q on uihts.
lHo coast T.Icls al have scgouuis
% Iur lose ANU, a tlIu.tr l.Fuf
uriuuai atuut UNu, Toe uvWs-
paper f,lof.rf vIOluvfulsu the yaru
III 90 us uu Arii. iUui ] Rs uul Iut-
U-utd 90 tupu Hys BOO ADVANCE lest DE
scu,mc suOuld bu detected.
Clarence RgaIet uu uisut.ycar.olI
u.y. ieu iulJ tue hoy at the lot ui
ftbbtltu street, o EauH, wuno play
H... nbUut the vlbt ruuaay m mus.
Il H4 three iimrs buI We EtaFr-u
CD iaU uuuu d. urWaa gong uuwn 900
.Hr iHgI umu - uaJ mate named
JHuu rtyI.tua.
ivu b,Jun, Cali, boy. wore shot uh
.uuIay, auur u.sy luy Win % Soy Iis.
l.s JamUa Jaussuu uus tuv Wvstu
auH D.. W.H rtuI.vutaIy % HcuuiE,i,
s. uUu Wully 10 uTWsrut, liuttJ Hlv.
lyuu.u wac HuUwl.E Uaw Sue agtl'
600. Go Jackson UtCufIu Wuuu 900.
Nyp0 ~. again auuhuftU.i anu
sleLruuIu aHy received a uHahciuus
wound.
VIM. wnrdc, aged n years v0s
uJ.s ed Zoo death uy % railway taiu iu
sac Fnugsgu EtI,g. uH ruuduy h'
tytuuOu. Too uaiu was ggiuE bstH'rr
O teen aud twuuy mile au nous Anu
vac by, wuu uuu uyvu wslAi. x uu tue
tack, laiivI Co. see out 90 tHr way
{ m,. uu was mauglvu until uutuauh-
uXIh.u. Toe engineer haa byvu OF
Tested TOT mAus.sugntuL
Ch,fles uu G, Prominent youug
man UI W U.IHuu, Cal, auIIug o. q
.tap ..utEUy tausrI uJ I,avy lrut'
] lux, COMMITTED suicide auuIHy ugh.
/ uy &. * ug Iauuauum, lnu yuuuA mau
! mauu nu aston. { 90 euI uIs lI.g iatlIrt
800 tur yvu.I.g, uu. woe Il,y. uIu .
| iiDm twRII wIuE fhu deadly lIUH 49,
.is vile, vhHtuatrurI iuu uH.ur TOM
| hIs ulius, SUP urubmu alarmed 30 uir
con 4ltiu anu luil Tue hUusu 90 500 bui
| nt.OE buuug her absence urf uu'.
| b.uu went iuwu Town aud f,cutu d
| smother bottle o poison stepped iut
a saloon sui drAua % sud several
| glafs,s Of whisky.
a bIushils bride, o nervous "Uodl
1 man. aud llu minister uau % tuuI'
/ uugIy smU affusIug uEIuuruCu at a
/ wtH4IuE 90 % n Iftu BfUH4.b,trt
/ .uuIru, San FuuCnCU, Fulay uiEbi.
/ I4u bet man, wHu IL 20 CIHr. lI too
/ N.HUuE Eu.T.bu IttIEut tnir,, Wa
sl uvuIu u,r by the eAuit. mDut luuI'
dent NO the wedding IA arCh a. tue H'flr
| 10 tue chuTcI tuat uU uera ne pattiH D.
M. u, anu ut u ma NJ critical moment
ma ca mtstuku winch came very u,AI
delaying tue ceremony. luU miuirtvl
ntI lut, gHsuI the regulation quustIuU,
"DI you lukr," utc,, ana llr 3 M
mad HfuvrI Tor toe clVrgy mHu 90
place the TiuE On toe iflut'H nugget
wuyu tUr uvst mpu lusi uImsvI
ami instead o.. pulling tue diamond
rug iTUu hlH IUuEvt To- band 90 Goo
Clergyman, ue pulled ,uta uglluf tu..
/ COO, Nuluu tue Ci rEy man stlymp.t
/ .u| on tue buuts hu.,r lhyf,
| b.uHHC-, d m0muutgfy sph'm "a
] VIA iUuk OF utspHI, thvu tue Juuug
/ .st msn recovered IuIg enough 90
] N tue ring, aHu tne ceremony pc
u.ruvJ. hu collar tuNUu Was &C.
turned Win thHaks.
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IT'S ONLY FAIR.

Doctor &. ". ~hurr-' Conception uf
Tnirnrs. 8. tuni tmirt,d I'ruut, ~r'g.
iug q cure Tor Thrir tnurmiti'-
should Iuily Understand % treat.
meut Uviurr "a, lux Out Money tor
u. 70 urnts. uuu thusr Ami, iuu lee
Person 90 moss MEDICAL tNSIi.
IttI ARE Welcomed D., Doctor
shores 80 rrini Treatment without
rhnrgr. Tor those tnttuu the Iuii
Treatment there ~ no Expense be-.
fpud thr regular Tee rptp ut - 70
month. which pays tor everything. in.
riudiu- al mpdiptuss.
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TIE READ AND THROAT.

I1.. form ~ ratsuh IL most r6mmou-fs
ru..lE uum utsI,ctuI eoIuts-4HgsF cure,
N.i. lite cost 10y ur shurts iauaUus usAt
4.uHa
4. The nose stopped upH'
o. nee your u.s dH"tafgtf'
.'lt tur uu o. sore HrU tftlFrF'
10 Too e. uuIu 100 Ifuut Uf urHl.
no Nu4 tawk 90 ,IrHr tnu tHTohif"
"ltyuur throat ivy uu the wHTUiugf
- you sleep rltH you. uUu.U vi suF'
Zoo rAu 10 ,HtlIU tuTUI nos HuUn lot D.
fau TAO comuHCal
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TIE BRONCHIAL TUBES.

when cstaUh n The head tuu tir0at 10 neg.
if.tU0 rH.uEF tr,A rd % a Ien1s IOWA zoe
via {. Do ..IH zoe uTHuIhIal tGuUt hHu hit D
hNtUv.s ...H tuo lungs Qui.t cured W.
uU, 100. 81 Doctor Hhuits' famous ucAt
fltU|
'uHNH you q r1uEnf'
'I1 600 IaaUrH.u Uhs.ITF
"la'I THuHH On lH .IrFHITF'
f. H a.. 10 IHTHH fU'Hr WHTH.IH|"'
"n1 rHu cough Ir luv mu.u.IEh'
'.s $500 pIt o. mule .H.r.| .umpsf
"u. yUa O. DOG aIt EIuH..a athtyr"
.u .'. THH HI. T.N Ug tH.Ht vi. M. Et=htlI
tlu f.agasu before ll reaches tHu IuuEa
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OF tn EARS.

Cstarrh extends from thF throat a'nuE th'
susf. rH.au Hu.ya inIu .Hy HIrs, raualUg uHf
TAILOR Comp|gly deafness, gHl.a |g cured with
Do. .. 900 u.IIH NaHuuH tIsat Ht BE-
zoe ur uu I. flIIIn.
"l.NuuFy Pc % hhrErf
4. tHH WA lr % your tara.'
go. ytuUr. HUt. &c cone dove Than oiunft
ole roar urarug wurhu Whuu you hANH .
ruld
Ior.tu..... . I..s until your hearing 10 boo,
pAa Iy uu.,M.I Doctor ruufcs eau cur,
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kidney DISEASE.

Resul. iu two WaYa. y ukiDE cold
An owe WorH Iug tUr tdurTs lu 'rp.
,TAtus irlm the blood mo rHtnrthA. pn.H.
~ which affect hlI ufFnnH QUO ~ cured
,........g ut Doe Ut ulr,s' lauuun tsas
utut
800 your uaudi ont tees bwflI.'
10 bic 90. eco more 40 ulKnIr'
''ls there pan iu smAl. % Hausf
"U4a tut pu.auIFhUuu a mad u orr
tIs tuVru uuuIuuss uu1er thu rlrH.
.'uuyou huys To- ~. up ~ ru nIEhif'
u'rt a. gI,rt those t.g.H aud uss bugutI
1IHUBHr n. IIu. you. tHT. b. now.
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trarHuaIhIo ma capable auH willing fH Hr.u
fuI IH UtsIfH and UauUH"UH. NUM."HHr f.Ht
WHOM yHu Boo Iu II ruuIrH +. ,uH.a Na
uu.|.u O." n.uIf IIH. I.| |Hm H ".#U
u.uy.us 300 confidence Hul E,t u.s expert aIs
wee ff1t
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UiHh commercial aud Savings Rank
general banking tu-lnets; pays yer
cen! ON deposits. r. hrmstFl ng, ptesi.,
p. w. Mai,on, vlue'Pr,St., J, IL. len.
ningR, oAihieT.
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DOCTORS
and Estes

TrcM aud cure tatHrrh aud all dis
ea-ss ot hc cye, ear, Nose, throat,
lungs, stomach, liver, bowels, Kidneys
and bladder, all chronic, private AMI
nervous diseases at bOtn sexrs,aud dis-
rnses oi women ana children. M. OO
uUNTu FOIt All DIs.
EASIs - Medicines Free, Doctor
shores motto II - Low Ecc, QuicI
cure, uiId Rrd pnlnics. Treatment"
~ you rannot comr to thc ONCE srnd
stamp Tor Hector shores new symptom
Iisi Hnd have our ease diagnosed nud
grI expert na,tce IItEE.
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INIuN PATIENT HTGINNING on
HLNLMiN" THIATnIN T0H ONE
n0Ntit AZ RIM UNIVERSAL HATT
~ 5000 4 nONrI RECEIVES THIE
ONL SHARE ~ TIIE CNpIINI
Sru'h Oi EION'S MEDICAL iNSII.
ItII, iJLLh PAN Ann NON.Ns.
SISStnLI, az I'M ran VALUE Of
5000
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PEEL BETTER TEAM FOR
YEARS"

Mra NUniu pHhlsud, ~ saIua, Utah
wrtes undDr dHle NHrrh -, 1870. at 10 now "a
month slurr I received YOur lac treatment,
aud have used 10 up according 60 glrep.
tons C 40 tru.F HAy that HW continually
IMPROVING boz health. feel better than baVu
frIt Tor Years pact, and hope I Will continue
60 improve"
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LIVER II EASE

THouVsrii affected by catarrhal pos ~
t.f... . ...ttt ..uIuat HHtu 900 a' Il" ..'
ivrr % tstIy rur. a with hturcO 10y b"'"
IUuTts' faHuus TrHimrnA
"uuY1u Vet 1uE'r
Have you Uoll trut'
"uu y6u tygl mlscruhltF
mo you gft tred gaHt ~
% you uayr bot hash,sr
HArryHut snIr.ts IuN hl times
nnl tou. nave fumuIUg 800 u"Noa .....,
lfI.,ar'Irr .rgru sInnlr s.fnH IulLrA' 10
d.ararr uT IUv I..rT 10 1un hHN. hH. nv D.
mes Ygca Doctor 7IHr,r nos 4uA 10
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would not hear NJ 10 aud made mo Aeon right
900 Nn'l We iuIl ruufsr WHH fnten aUuH ms
H' HUiuma had appeared. aud now zee ia
" HlnW ~ ihrr acton 100 not citing me un
lh'I cured tor not Osy foeI better. Gui
permanent cured.
shali ever nv 10 maize amends for my
.ark 81 thIih DO this Grand Institution of uurs
gN le'lng my 'NpcuoncC 10 oIheTs Of little
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ZlON'S MEDICAL INSTITUTE
G. W. SHORES, VI. ID.
y. ID. ESTES, VI. ID.

"a hast second soutn street,
salt Lake cay,
OFFICE uOJRs- Forenoon, . 90 "a,
Afternoon, to 3 Evenings 7tos,
Sundays "a a. tI. "a 4 ., IA,
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NATURES Warning

Aches and Pains are the Danger Signals That
You are Sick and in Need of Treatment
He Who Violates the Laws of Nature
Must Suffer the Consequences.
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SUPPORT HONE INDUSTRY,

These are the People Who Sell Eoms-Iada co,j
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Easter Millinery.

orls of delighted sunrise
lurm,d N
I
Trimming BJnuCs, Tuuaus Hats. Iulucs
The morning times., 1896-06-21

worn out BY each committee is very large.
In 1892 one OF the committees gave a single
order for ESQ machines. The selection OF
employees. of which each committee must
have a hundred or more, in addition TO the
speakers and travelling agents, is an i'm
portant and delicate task, since the per-
sons engaged must be unquestionably of
the same political faith as the cummittee
itself, mus be strictly trustworthy, so that
no damaging information may be carried
into the eneny's camp, ami mus be capaDle
OF exceedingly hard work for ten. twelve
and sometimes sixteen, hours day They
are generally well paid, sometimes too
well; for it always happens that Il few get
their names on the pay roll whose sole
qualification is political pull. The num-
Der OF these, however, is usually surpris-
ingly small, and as soon as their hard
working fellows discover them by reason of
their unwillingness To work they are gen.
orally .'sent To Coventry without mercy
and without delay.
A most important part OF an executive
committees work is known as polling
doubtful States; that is. securing n sup
posedly correct and complete list OF the
voters in each such State. These lists
sometimes cost q great deal OF money, and
sometimes are found to be diseouragingly
Inaccurate and incomplete. This is not surs
prising whe1 you consider he brie life OF an
executive committee. In very few cases
does such committee have morethan three
mOhths In which TO do its work-and THE
work is really OF the most difficult sort
throughout, since it means the organization
OF vast business institution. as well as a
political machine. There are those who
hold that executive committees should be
in continuous existence, with permanent
headquarters, permanent officers, and per
The morning times., 1896-06-21

seemed to regard II as not much below the
Bible us to iufalibility.
In addition To looking after the editor
ial work of the Text Book the printing
committee has got to get out the ''ducu-
mcnts"-that is. the pamphlets and tracts
setting out that unless its candid ate
wins the country will go to the Gogs,
whereas If he is elected the entire popu-
lation will be able TO wear diamonds all
the time and drink champagne three times
a day-that are distributed over the country
at great expense. and, as some say. with
little effect, from the beginning to the end
OF every campaigD. With regard to docu-
meDts as with regard to stump speakers
committees differ. Some committees be-
lieve in documents as the only salvation
OF the party. and one committee of which
the writer has some knowledge. printed
and tried to put out about hundred mill