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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-04-09
FOR s HL F.

2-story dwelling, No. ell Tennessee st, I lot front west, rooms; terms, one-half cash, balance and years. sze E-E II
 i-story dwelling, No. 616 Morris st. i lot fronts east, three rooms; terms half cash balance and years
 1-story dwelling. No. 512 Georgia SC, lot front east, rooms, at $1 1,S00; purchaser c;trs assume building and loan debt for $500 and pay balance one-half cash, rest in 12 months,
 1-story dwelling, cor. 14th and Alabama sts, blk grounds front west, s rooms and all modern improvements, terms one-half cash bolance in and 2years.
 2-story dwelling, No. 1104 " Barraquc st, 2 lots, fronts north, rooms; for price and terms apply at office.
 1-story dwelling. No. 1110 Cherry st, l lot, front east, rooms; terms, part cash, balance on easy terms. s nnAa sF 1-story dwelling, No. 1919 W 9th aye, lot, fronts south, rooms; price 5000; half cash {; balance in twelve months.
 l-story residence, cor. 18th and Linden sts, F block, fronts east, rooms, at a great bar gain on easy terms.
 l-story dwelling, new. No. I'll 9th ave, lot, fronts south, t rooms; $2000 cash pay ment down. balance on terms to siiit the purchaser, interest at 10 per cent. ss
 l-story.dwelling, No. 6iS 5th ave, t4 block, fronts north. rooms $4000 F cash, balance in | and.2 years. with interest,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-04-09
AcE DURING WAR.
appy Time When He Was nj
 the Front.

Fappy Time When He Was mt the Front.
 lost men, R.C. Young. when |Wlfe goodby and marched off
 command in the civil war, Fgh of relief and went into E'he fight with q light heart. |when shot and shell burst M He was happy. He was |Als wife.
 petition for divorce the oth- E9s that he be legally sepa- lss Wife, who resides in Att 3Eates that since his marriage |aie has been q constant bur fOf the strange actions of his Wife, he states, constantly \ and was a promoter of f'he children, of which he
 h states that the only peace M during theyears of 1S61-5
 2 soldier in tho civil war.
 once a member of the city flanta. He now resides in 1auanta Constitution.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-04-09
GAN LIFT TT.
.ofs ENGINEERING SCHEME srw YORK sSKY5cRAPER.

\ Srw YORK lSKY5CRAPER.
 ;, paul Building to Be on a roupdation To Re Twenty-six ,,,.n-How the Wonderful Feat ], accomplished.
 | ,tory skyscraper office build |siug built in New York on a Liquidation.
 Kidding will weigh about 3o,- kssnuds, and one man will be [.ift it with the aid of a very nrention. i clements seem absurd, but &roo The building is now be- m on the corner of Broadway. I Street., on the site of the old 8uilding, and the architects of Esue will tell you that these as- }, iacts are true.
 3,bitect ever attempted to con a bujlding this way before, al- q ssnowhat similar device was 5 3asfaundatiols of the famous |Ea in Paris with entire sue & Paul building. which is to .ye every other skyseraper iii
 s to rest upon jackscrews, a 10 be operated by hydraulic zseted by single hand. The ! med by Samson on one mem= sasion will be outdone. Even |Is act of balancing the. world M head will have to look to his 2 this structure, with it's pop \ several thousands, will actu-
 hneed and raised or lowered E lsoortance of this undertaking INpreciated from the fact that
 Dg will rise BOT feet above s@ay level and will contain |amies and an additional roof $ quivalent to another. The EB, however, are not carried % deeply as those of several of |Hines erected during the last
 Instead of being founded on they will rest on concrete N rolled iron beams planted in Esnd.
 X gs on such foundations settle,
 genly The proposed arrange 3 affect that tendency and keep ne perfectly level.
 hs fact which has prompted
 iuction of this system of hy- ks, by means of which an ay. A will be able to excel every Ssngth yet performed or imag- zVen steel uprights. placed at g 4ervals over an area of G,500
 support the entire weight of Yul building. It is under these T That the mechanism is being
 which will alter the level of
 g at any time during its con
 @ even after the whole of it's
 s been placed in position. F xFm who is fortunate enough 7glimpse of the foundations of iAl building asthey at present
 notice at the foot of each of
 mns a support consisting of
 sectiens united at an angle.
 lis conical support and the
 column are inserted half a 8 plates. It is tho removal or
 theso plates which will al-
 ight of the building, either E EDwering it.
 al work of raising tho build
 s done by hydraulic jacks. .
 Instructed on h well known
 finciple, by which the pres
 ed by lever upon the sur
 fer ill a steel compartment is
 ean incredible extent by be- |l ed through a very small pipe
 water filled compartment.
 Se of the St. Paul building
 steel compartment will be
 der the supporting columns
 iure. The jacks will be nov
 nile the work of raising the
 lll doubtless be done by q men working together it
 possible for a single man ta
 operation alone. = New
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-04-09
BELL & VERNON, REAL ESTATE AND ao INSURANCE AGENTS,
 Office, 1O7 w. Second Avenue, PINE BLUFF, Jefferson Co.,, ARK.
Represent Fire. Marine, Accident, Tor nado. Steam Boiler and Plate Glass
 Insurance Companies
HAVE FOR SALE, EXCHANGE OR 3rn TRADE:

Improved and Uhimproved City Property, Cotton Plantations, Fruit and Truck Farms, Stock Ranches, Homestead Improvements and Tim Der Lands. Home seekers or real estate investors who are in search of country where crops never fail, where blizzards never blow in twin ter, nor hot winds blister in sum mer, where fuel can be had for the cutting, where labor is plentiful and everything grows to perfection, ex- eept such products as can only be grown in tropical climates, a country where the temperature sel, dom reaches 90 degrees in summer or zero in winter, would do we'll to write to us for list of lands and de- seription of the country. On the other hand, such parties as have anything in the above line for sale, bargain or exchange would. consult their best interest by calling on or writing us, giving full details, ad- dress etc ..t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-04-09
re Lovers still.

|'qnes. aged 90. and Mrs. Ea, aged 8S, were married ssslp, Ind, recently. Eallc feature of their mar |laet that the couple were |9fs [ ago, and after being en- N Wilh tho understanding 1 |l9ve did not grow cold they |aaed in their old age. They F|lafed, and each mourning |aSad hoth finally married. |aey We're brought together, | made a half century ago |a fulfilled.
 She Likes It.
 |Vousins of Tipton. Ia. !, has
 'a tho lap of fama,for oLe
 and s fame rather enjoys the
 Washinnton Post.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-04-09
UNIWPROMGD

lot, 50 fl, cor. 9th avenue and Oak st, $500. -half cash, balance on time with interest," S400 cash.
 Lots g, 10 and 12, blk H. Ringler's addition; S200 each, " .as S150 each; one-third cash, balance monthly nstallments. ilff5ii3i3 3iI4
 Choice building lots in Drew Whites add h.
 Beautiful resident sites in M.J. .ScuII s add'n
 Lots 2 and , in blk A, Tannehill& $ owens Haddn.
 Lot ?, sub div 4and in blks 3 and B. Henry Harding's add'n. E Choice building lots in Dunklin's add n. szss.
 Choice Building lots in Hammett's add'n R Six beautiful lots in F. B. Land Co.'S add'n.
 B it business property Fronting on e 3rd ay
 40 it business property fronting on Barra- que st.
 ns H block business property fronting on 3rd aye, between Chestnut and Walnut sts .suit- able for Warehollse or wholesale business
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-01
A',ra aham nodded in reply.

Abra ham nodded in reply.
But which Of them:
You are too intelligent not 20 nave
already guessed that" said tn" p'da"'i
Not Sydney Drummond' eNt.a.hrh
Stanley,
Yes. upon my honor r"SpoEd''
Abra ham Mailer
"Iheu should old Frampton dlSr!o>"
MI TO my uncle. 50 much the worse ipr
sydney Drummond. Stanley Salh'
with deep ami concentrated mall-nIty.
Everything had by this time arrived
and black and stormy clouds had b''fi
gathering around; ana Is STANLEY
;larrmDnt uttered his threat Spnl'
Strells Of lightning for momfnt lNi-
minated the horizon. and then were
heard the angry rumblinsS of distant
thunder
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-01
Soutl, iJpknta odd lev

The South Dakota 'isI@
-. 9. I Nlll COW ne y II
TUESDAY. May - \ sla@H
i" ilIn Tor the Il fotllimdi
delegates III Eastern >oIlIll 4
VIII arrive IN llpt >piIt.'|
night. Monday Will be slfl
ing the visitors tie many ~
t"i"st in this city ald Sfial
d:ly niallt ! hlnal.rl VII ~
II. city hall 'aEsl> VII \
GID. 1t IL expected liial y
OH III. town Odd rli"NS WIZ
ent. The local committee
engaged III pf,pa paislflaii -
ton and entertainment " Y
Dnc of the principal ni'teles,
tlrd II this meeting : w.
the South Dakota odd feH3
Hot Springs ~ d'sifoas Y
tile institution. ana II = 'oa'
II Hill b. located - 50.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-01

AZ tie recent rr9rhis
Hlpoilin4s. D. MI .alfllt wa
from he dileetol'siill1 = "a
lnealt stal ION. atl,l JAMES
appointed IN lis - ad ~
also appointed station 'h1Dl r1,1
board removed - rela'1
appointed II. q oli seh z
orr Of BROOK ilr.s Se'fela'a,l
arf M 5000. ! reduction N
Hewitt had received -
heWS professor oi ia,I
>"llary ~ $1,000 appoin.a
Plllucr " Madison ma i''a .
t,roton. trustees, elled s. \,
chairman OF the board Y !" u
appear Monday next ~ >"
should not lDe remover To- ~
on account Of g1OsN - i'm
Regents Boucher amt Niis'"
pointed 10 prepare cha w.
cations.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-01
To MIN. Out the "

The Srlly County 80
nsSociatipu has ol'Illilzfu l. Il,
Wolf limit for he eX'tin ,,r
gray wolves ii In toun N
I'll" pas winter the W"N' Nh
the svcr from tive rerefN'aa ~.
on the ice and dill = =
damage Oh the east Sl'i i,
!:ut now tl.:et the ice llaS Il
ca,tlemrn think ti " can I,
the few that remain easa :,
aud make them selves
sciSun, 1T least.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-01
IN SOUTH DAKOTA.
t,,.r,.tinr News Items FROM an
over the state

Salem ladies rap'tI'h ! 'i' ,'''
beer rr"rntly ana h"ld 1t un'li w.
roai company agreed u >"'i' ''
\ Dntiton hlS been filed W'lh ,H'
governor asking for lhe nr-a''l| - ,,''i
If Harding county IA ltle 'N'''''''
northwest quarter "i 'IlN >'''
Mr. cas,rring. living north Of Parker,
r,II from the wind mill tower I i'W
DAYS AGO, and was badly hur'' n"t
from llSt reports, he was Some "''''''
q N,aorthv. a color"l barber pi
r,.p,, l.ft without saving gpoa-hy.
,,I u.,,bun, settling "A number ot small
,,t1,s Dt,,r,r, are after him.
,.,,.., ,,., mann. of DnlI, living
.,.,.,r ,:,,,tl. .nnrr tool, lolSnn after 70
.,,,.,,,n, rr,u school the othrr dag. bur
=, ,,.,i,nt> WAS thought - be uUt
~ I,,u,r
,,., ,i,,,y t;I,rl, , l. ral
A' . t' ,,,, ,,,, ,hrn,f while 10 Il
,,.r,,;nn fr,,,zv Thn winlpipr VAS
s,,.,r.I hu, hope, are cnterata!nel of
,..,,..,.,
,f >,ftnh,il clnsnl
LUZ pun" >, ,..,,,t 60, S+,r.,I ,f
'"I DIV ,,,,..,raI IN sny-.
l'pntI'Hl'' ~, = .,,, ~. a.,tb has
'tal l,''' :, 49,, n,,. 49,. *
a" n",,,l ,,l' " N'
,..,or,a ,f thn
N'"N ''."''' '' ~, ,t n,,lysod
'Terh f'ol' '"''', ,''',' ',..,.,t,;,., >,,t,
.'i> 'o' NV i'' ,,r,, n,,,u,, j.
NFa'E "'" - ~ -, 81. has
ip'ul 1"'H'S ,,I,
teiatIF'S it>N'"'- ''
AriIE'P' % ~ Va ,,,''.,,, ,,h,.,s,
III ihTF" 1'i Wv ',' n.,,',, .,,,,,.,,
r"iii@' my ~ u, ''','''' 1,n, ,,y,, io.
Win 'a''t''i 80 ~
c'fp"ras"IN a'r ''0
AhIaIatA 'h'' 3D. -
The council of SPr!H@trIl h,AH
lInlnIrlr county, has h"chlfI INA i'F
town can 2"t aioil- Nl'H''''.
ma, accordingly 'He >''i''''> -. i.,..t
gwen lh'l Jhtie "' ~ = go -
ness.
In thr ease of tlttia vs. SuNdar NJ
Aberdeen. in which suit was brought
~ recover wages 10 the amount - -
SNYDER loses his case and IL h"ld tor
tAe COSTS anu a',oi 10y '''
M III al 10 heaitH Hi''
In accordance with INSTRUCTIONS from
he Indian bureau Indian Agent f"pn
II Crow Creek and Lower Bfnlr iGeh-
les is advertising tni bids Tor SINKING
1 ,;.inch arte>ian We'll ou fh" school
f,rn ~ rhr for.nrr agency.
The government division Of fish cult
ulr ms notified w. L.. Gardner. Ssh
yy,f.ltn fni Pennington county that
.5.o,n trout viii he srnt 80 linn ii once
for liS1,iht!tian in lyralttio, be>. suited
tor tA" purpose
cre3rno4y nj Aulayer j. 4 sure
g., ,ri,,, a.,ii,li,,. ,,,.,,I,.=,.,,aI,l,.t.
.I anil the machinery Will arrive this
week Eyefythin. vill H. new. ! but.
,nrp.tk n has been engaged Nha las
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-01

Dr. g. " ) ltnt!Gru"Iati
y y. who CANE 10 kersml
party et Holy .rprrea >rarkH\
rt"thtalS of "salRiHln- mad
eating ure bodies thai are u
locality During his visit ri
accurate drA & tligs 3! tan "a
workings Of 4 nsllir W''as
been down Iatn i t,t9a Z
ore. he immediately toll y
the Dtinr i cat}la tsDa L
Processes - lafaie afe bal'
whether or n6i theF viii
said that th,gS Il h,s hita %
advice hay" proved h.s
trne. II" always VISITS y
alnn" and determines The I
the ole baI1 ~ hls oRl
methods. lie s35> i,5at itS
liz III his method tIlaf c1a
natural laws a4l that t.iF.
lelt,toea bN any one Hln 9f
studies tia forces - hlfalp
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-05-01

al'"rnA'rs, .,rY. :
sian And j. Il. .lopnx :,
pTrHbytrrl shows u
members during t,,a ~. 'la
1ul-" Camp-Map Of :
MED the appI~a,i2n Az :,
tn" inJun"t!nn and WI
proceedings in tAa
August P"in aSAnt ., =
ing company, hlljny ~ ~
dreW> had full Iur.s,ji..
ter, as he was sitting !. \
bell at the time ri. !,
still In the hands Of ,6a y
An investigator hrn..
Z, letter OF inquiry tras ],
own Develops the ~ =.
Ntlo" oI James 4 D.
'ilib is still alive ,,,
Nher" In Kansas. whar.
IL po>thilStI'r>S of 4 NJ
lal been generally sunni
Mas a residrnt Of W4,t.,|
iDta-
John o'Rrmn of R4a n
was arrested on a 2Aarp
lr"n tn" ""inpllint Of NIL
who claims 10 have pfv,,|
'hIld last fail when ~
twelve years old was Jl
Miller, but was brousb.'
court again upon the ch,.
nry. After The hearing u,
he was again discharged
department comnlaol4..
u the q. \ K anDga,
thirteenth annual nncam,,
Held at WATERFOWL. \ i
tnsi ). The " X. e. snJ
meet al the SANE Tina .,
,aan secured ,.nn Nv ,,s. y
\n ~ has h.., ,,.,,.,,,'
* cl,arter h,~,,, h
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,..
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-28

TIE FOLLOWING important dsS.sion
has been recently made by Judge
Catlin, OF tho supreme oonr: OF Cali
ioTnih, relating to what IL generally
termed among Masons tho "eerneau
rite" A member u SaoFamenio
Chapter, II. a. NJ, susd TO restrain
them from sxpelling him on account
Of his connection with this "fiie."
Tue Judge cay: "rho ethics Of ma.
soury must necUislrily DO founded IN
IL ushg,s, rules, laws, and 10 the 90.
cislona Of its own peculiar tribunals
aud authorities both ancient aud mod.
crn, and then by lhuae only who have
tho enlrce. Evolution may WORK
changes 10 discipline ana even In doc.
trinc. anu when such changes do not
meet with the approval Of a portion q
lie members aud resistanee within the
order Is Intellectual, there remains the
privilege OF retirement with those 10
whom conformity Ia intolerable, or tho
alternative Of expulsion TO those who
will not submit The Judicial author.
lily may not DO called ON to Interfere
aud adIudgo what shall or shall not to
principle or a valid law of masonry"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-28

,aies are put 10 Tor tfics, such quail
foaiions are above the lines Of par
tipauship, Whatever may 10 theif lean
inss On political questions In the ma
ton at large. II elected, their admin.
lstfatlon Of local hfiaifH IL fen.
sonably sure 10 DO Of kind with them
selvgr. when bad men are elected
their naturalization Ia Of their own
type. Put a sooundtnl In efiicc, aud
no matter now many legal restrictions
afe placed around him, he will hnd
way 10 plumber the people. IL does
not do 10 even try bad man here aud
there in tho hope Of working him Tor
his smarlness or the good that IL IN
him. In some way no VIII
conthve, by his shrewd practices
aud combinations with others Of his
kind, 10 trick and deceive thu beet Of
the others. II lea hard thing Tor an
honest man to catch thiei; and II is
much harder to stop that thief from
stealing. 30 with other lines Of --s-
eality.
Hence, Ia political paitioa the people
should sustain, not alone tue beet men
there, but good men, and u tbs party
has not a good man, some other
should be searched TO Nod him. 30 al
the polls; the voters should give wicked
men "thu cold shoulder" lest tho poo'
pie be made TO mourn. II 10 n good
scripture, Of iurooiul, practical appliea-
lion by the common sense Of the peo'
pie. and co.existent with the tfuism
met quoted 10 this article, which say';
"whereiore, honest men, and wise
men, should be sought for diligently,
and good men aud Wise men ye should
observe TO uphold; otherwise whalao-
ever Is less than these oomsth ofeyil.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-28
MINISTER'S AGAINST s:lCgR


The dispatch from Chicago stating
that number Of ministers there made
the financial itauo the topic Of their
Sunday dlsoouTsea and that they unan.
lmoutly declared against FREQ silver
coinage, furnishes ono clue 10 tue fact
tina, modern Christianity Ia Alm9ot
without any influence for good upon
the great masses OF tho people. For
whom sacred precincts are turned into
a market place for political produce
and ministers assume the role OF
money changer, neither their clerical
robes nor the singing OF hymns can
shield them from the scourgo Of oon'
domination welded by public opinion.
People need one place At least,
whore they eau rect their souls and
minds from the WEAKNESS OF political
strife; where they eau receive innpirA.
lion OF higher and nobler kind than
ut political conventions; whore bitter.
noea can 10 soitened and errors Of
Judgment corrected; they need 10 be
lifted up TO au elevation whore they
can view life with all la burdens Ia
somewhat heavenly light, AMI where
can thsse objects be accomplished II
no, there, where people should gather
a. brothers to worship their Father
What buslEess, II may then DO asked,
have ministers to discus. politics In
their Sunday sermons, snd why should
they, instead u the Gospel, proclaim
tho doctruo Of a single or a double
standard
IL lie not conteRded hat the Chris
tlan religion Is without bearing on
political and social questions, on the
contrary, II has always been mighty
factor In the world and viii continue
to be 90. It. position is peculiar, how.
ever, In this respect, that 80 far as Il Is
tfus to ils Iaission in the world, II con
] fnsi itself TO the declaration Of correct
principles on every subject Instead o
engaging in tho slriies OF parties. II
| IulNAh nhA NhN NiNhN hANHhNe W. "HfNt
I'll can meet, ondeavoring TO unite
rather than TO divice.
Christ somellmts was tempted TO &c
clare Himself Tor or against the parlie
that oontendsd for supremacy at HI
lime. He was Rsked, for instance
whether the national party was right
In refusing to pay taxes to the Roma
emperor, OF not. Hut irsioad OF Iskin
q party stand, no enunclated a prime,
pie, tho Justice OF which was apparon
to all alike, to render 10 10 ar his due
as well M 10 God. Tho Apostles fol
lowed the same course. Instead @
, descending to the details u tho sIrul
le that was rending the world q. tbs
8 time, they taught tue principles q
, tho Gospel, The Chicago miuisIer
have taken another course unlike tina
VI tue Master and His nfa. followor5
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-28

TIM READINESS with which many
moneyed men aTe 1blo 10 denouncs
the moneyed interests whom 0ceAsiou
suits them is thus made p-iat Of by
New York exchange;
"For years. says Mr., Hearsps able
aud entcrprlsing Journal, "thote has
gone up In this Republic an earnest and
bitter cry against the growing power Of
mOnoy.n On tho next page Mr.. Hears.
explains how no has lately converted
some S7,dO00lO worth Of his mining
property into ready cash In order TO have
II handy. In Mr.. lloarsts immedia',
neighborhoOd, tho aforesaid earnest and
bitter cry against the growing powor Of
money appears IN be sot TO an accom-
panimont OF jingling gold,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-28

aud ono that cannot fall 10 be dists.
trous 10 their cause.
II Il not conceivable that the great
Nazirenc. nog any Of HE Aposile',
hai thelf field ~ work been DO
Chicago =, this time, would have
preached gold OF silver sermon. Tue
probability h that thoy would have
preached about true Patriotism about
justice, about broiherly lows aud the
like, for were these to prevail, the
other problems would DO solved With
out much difficulty. That IL the com
mon ground on which humauity at
last must meet IN harmony.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-28
rue DALnoRAL CONFERENCE.

a great deal Of interest Is maniiesi.
ed In Europe regarding tho conferences
this week between tue oEar and LORD
Salisbury regarding the Turkish que''
zion. II ia believed some understand.
ing viii DO reached, which may result
In some doiinilc Aolion in behalf Of
the Armenlans.
Russia and England have changed
roles entirely. In 1875 the former
country was resolved to make m end
Of the sultan's rule, bat the latter
country stepped In and saved the silua'
ton. Now England, forced by the
olamor oi public opinion, demands q
change, while Russla takes the sultan
10 her protecting bosom. IL Is hoped
that the itfiusnce OF the queen over
the czar will do much to change tue
policy Of Russia In behalf Of the suffer.
ing Armenisna.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-28
An EYE 10 BUSINESS.

There are \ good many people STAG
Ing both ways" nowadays In order 10
avoid giving ofionse TO rank paftisans
on either slide Of the political fence.
The following story, which comes
from Paterson. N. j.. illustrates their
position and also furnishes another
Instance Of the Aptness Of the "heathen
Chinse" In imitation Of his American
brother Charley Lee keeps Chinese
laundry on Straight street, Pa,orson,
and has swung TO the breeze aorth the
sidewalk In front OF his laundry a
Chinese flag. On ono side ofths Jag
Ia the inscription; "Voto fot MoKin'
Icy and Hobart" ON the other slide the
inscrlptloni "vote for Bryan aud
sowAll and free silver" Charley has
tho Republican side OF his banntT
facing Park avenue, along which
many prominent Rspuellcius reside
while the other side Of the banner
faces houses on lower straight street,
which neighborhOod h considered q
Democratic stronghold. BY the way
the intento political paitltanihip which
mAksl this dual counIenauco a nsces'
tity in business matters IL not Of oil
complimentary to the good sense
fairness and sound Judgment OF tue
average voter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-28
CONFERENCE NOTICE.

The sl1ty.soventh semi'anuual Con-
ference Of the Church Of Jesu' CHRIST
Of Latisr.day Saints will convene In
tho Tabernacle, halt Lake CITY, Of 10
O'Clock on Sunday morning, October
9Th, 1896.
The officers and members OF the
Church generally are cordially invited
10 attend the meetings Of tho Confer
wILFoRD Woodbury..
GnoRGE q. CANNON,
JOSEPH y. BMITIi,
Fist Presidency.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-28
CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS.

Relief Hociety meetings In the As
vombly hall on Saturday Oct. j, com
msnoing al 9 .. m. and 1850 '. M
scandinavian meeting In Assembly
Hall, Sunday afternoon, Dot. =, from o
10 O'Clock.
Sunday School Union, In the Table:
nsels, Sunday night, Oct. =, Al 7
O'Clock.
German meeting In Assembly Hall,
Monday afternoon, Oct. o, from D TO Z
O'Clock.
T.beruacls Concert Monday night,
5 O'Clock.
General Priesthood Meeting In Tab
efnAols, Tuesday night, Oct. 9th, COM
menoipg nj Z O'Clock.