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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19
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Ponta Delgada June l5-passed. steamer A'e' w."
Nerich. Naples etc for Newlork. a., M, Mo-
Genoa June lJ-Arryed. steamers ieatnheIu "Wiihem
<.nzie. Marseillcs for N.w-York: I'm hase'
If Ger. Hogemann New York. via Naples ..,a C3r1
Narcotics June is-Saied steamers anna Trojan
Johnston urom New York; Genoa. etc, io'"'
Prince fBr Dobson New York mot preNl)usY.,, .Br,
Naples June lT-Anved. steamer bdVs"""
Pearn. New York -, ~, BRAND.
Narcotics June i5-saIled steamer Patria rp
New York. .,., M, HAYNES.
New York. ASH
Shanghai June lS-ArrIved previously fortune
(Nor, Hatteberg New-York. via Singapore,,,
(Nor,. Cnristopherson NewYork. via Aasn. pynss CDs
Santos June l2--Arrtved. steamer british S''~
6harp. Nsw-York VIA PHnambvoe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19
RAILROAD EARNINGS INCREASING.

Chicago June ls.-The gross earnings OF l22
American railroads for the first five months Of the
present year. show increase compared with
the corresponding period of 1897. OF s29 1880 The
aggregate gross earnings OF these roads was S22i-
76I III.
For the single month OF MAY the gross earn
ings OF l34 rodus aggregated si65i70ll increase
Il s. 7A2 1. This figures out Si59 mile, which IL
within one or TWO cents Of the average for the
phenomenal moath OF May 1893.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19
INPROVING ROOSEVELT HOSPITAL.
SPECIAL BUILDING TO BE ERECTED FOR THE

SPECIAL BUILDING TO BE ERECTED FOR THE
TREATMENT OF ACCIDENT CASES
Plans were fled yesterday at the Department Of
buildings for wo-story brick and stone structure
20 De erected IN the Roosevelt Hospital grounds at
Nlnth-ave. and tify-eighth and Fitiy-ninth sts to
be known the Accident Building 1t will occupy a
plot IS By 81 by 5o 90 feet west OF Ninth-tve ana will
be connected the end OF the laboratory Of the
Surgical Pavilion with the William J. Syms Oper-
ating Theatre on the north side The plans were
drawn by " ". Smith, OF No. Wall-s St who esli-
mates the cost OF the new building a, $23.0oo The
building viii be used only for accident cases All
he improvements known VIII be placed In u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19
POCASTICO HILLS.

An unusually interesting dramatic entertainment
was given under the direction OF Misc caroline W.
schcu on Thursday evening at Library Hall. FOR
,ba heneA, OF the Lyceum Association. Several
artists from New-York were present among them
Nine Eva Allen Alberti Miss Emma LOOMS.
r,,n,ral,o and Mrs Orestes Cleveland. pianist also
took part The evening closed with comedietta
called our Literary Partnership. by Arthur
Henry Veysey M eysey and Miss Scheu pleased
large audience by their Interpretation OF the
- nnAa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19

The Christian Workers Convention announced
for Prohibition Park, Staten Island. June 10 TO g.
under the direction OF Dr. \. &. Dixon Of Brook
Iyn has been osiponed. DR. Dixon was sent
by d l.. Moody TO Tampa. Fla. TO preach to the
soldiers assembled there. Word has Just been re-
ccived that DR.. Dixon will deliver TWO lectures In
place Of this convention. The lectures will De
free. and will De given in the auditorium AT Pro-
hibltion Park Tuesday. at y. m: subject. The
War for Cuba's Liberty - Seen mt the Front"
and on Thursday. y. subject. Great Cities
Ancient and Modern. IN Pence and War"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19
NEW AGREEMENT IN THE WEST.

ST Louis June lS.-The Western Trunk Lines
Association IA session at the Southern Hotel. has
aaon,nd as 4 whole the report submitted by the
subcommittee embofying several rccomw"nda-
lions looking TO agreement. that VIII sccur" Tor
an interests an equitable share Of the business
II will be referred for approval 70 the executive
of1cere OF The Western Lines. who viii be called
together IN Chicago next Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19
CORN ASKED ORR TO M RRI.
WANTS THE RAPID TRANSIT BOARDS LAST
LETTER SENT TO HIM At ONCE.

WANTS THE RAPID TRANSIT HOARD - IA9l
LETTER SENT TO HIM At ONCE
George J. Gould. president OF tho Manhattan RAN
way Company yesterday sent to Alexander f. Orr.
president II the Rapid Transit Commission, the fol-
lowing letter.
Tn. Hon Alexander r. orr. President Board. OF
Rapid Transit RI .iroad Commissioners
Dear ST.. My attention has been cah"i 10 a
communication published in me daiE ptrSS, al
June q. and purportng 10 b" an answer 10 my JET
tiers o, Nay and May - d"sii" 70 INFORM you
June 49, / nave received %" Such communication,
rom YOU nor have I heard from yon In regard
thereto directly or indirectly, oiai} OF I'D "Iiuhs
IL Is nor. than ak weeks since sent you my letter
nf Mav o. In which / urged your Board O." reach
soine immediate decision OH The main propositions
- our Application. ana ~ is nov nearly four ",rks
counter uropo~ for ihe Wrs'-- franchise In
soliciting such counter proposition y"n "Np'iN
agreed 10 take immediate action. s"t after dise
OF nearly ii month ~ nav" received %" ahN"''
whatever from your lfo9rd
m. Extension Commute" and Board ~ directors
Of this company ar" 'pmp"srd "i mn i'Ii'@'h ..is
n.en them hero iu m. ou-y period. but many ~
whom Invariably leave 10" ci'y during the SUNNI
months. Among oth"f> "n"s" pans ivi "i"l'.9
past have contemplated ahrenr" rom the CITY ia
July AMI August are Mr.. GHlld~ay. hartman ~ me
Extension COMMITTEE. and myself. II viii b" mex
,n lfupos.ihle 10 convene our Extension COMMITTEE
Il has been our hope and desire tnn' all iWpori3n'
ami vital matter. now p"rding between your Board
and this rompauY. ami "hch, ryg"iIr ne ",u,n Ok
should n" ie'~rmiur,l !, possible. during ~" month
,r.i-. therefore ilni T. the letter dated Jan. O.
published IN the daily papers Is intenlci - com-
unn!cation 30 this company. you viii Dee Kind
enough 20 send The same TO N" AZ once. 80 that
imnias action may % ,RSsF ';Tf1p very
President Manhattan Railway Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19
Trust DEED COVERS LARGE BoNp ISSUE

TKI' ST DEED CONEKS LAK'ft = ~ I0'17 y
Duluth June 49, The Eastern Railway company
NJ Minnesota has filed in the Office OF the Register
OF DEEDS o trust deed covering a large part OF its
prouerty The deed u given 10 secure AN issue OF
bonds no; 10 exceed slj.ooo.o. ard runs TO ne
Mercantile Trust Company Of New York. - -rus''e'
It covers all Of the first division OF ne road OK
tending from IIirckcy to Duluth. ana all of the
northern division which is the FO-ston rN, hs.oh
The money derived from the sale OF ihc i"hdS -
10 lie used in constructing the FosStou JIAhcn;
I'm buvnQ other branches and in redecin.ng the Old
bonds Of which 81 10000 are ouisit1 Il y; Inc
bonds are for MY years payable IN gold ana pear
inx interest at per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19
.ShIPS OE Our NAVY"

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with IN If-tone pictures of the prfnctp"t al
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19
Announcements.

NAKODAS.
The popular Summer collar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-08
the TAXATION OF TEACHES


III. .han.,ni glory ~ 'he assosenen'
Of prlrv,pais and teachers for cam
palsn expenses as told w ihs views
last evening. created q Storm ~ mag
nation shroughoui the cty and j y
.,fe TO say had Il been published iwen~
ty.feur hnur. before 10 would have
changed the result ~ thc ,i-uiior 10 ihc
t.t-.t .,rreirts at least A. stated lasi
e,.rfrr faf. paper has ihf 1nstiHi .
and harsfifa facts ln fhn mlft't y
rt1rrtna ,,.tmpaIafy in''rtir we'd ~
Mliisfsunn ruprrif'irndett ni rchlNif'
IN shc n.ai'er. snd cr,dttd that geo.
..fman with raylhgi
an az .sms.... take i. means that
someone h-s beer required uy tutta \"
psv money that h. niherwar wouli ~
rtt4 wth. q means that force ms
boon ursd. I snppoae fhti many cdi-
gana ,tnufr'hufet 90 che furd used iVf
rampafru purposes. kun ~ ~
reason why teacher Of the pubic
schools fhnuld rOt con- fihuic NE ~ h'f
mir-y coward the iurihrranco ~ q
raueo that u dr1r o. rh0.r hearts
ID not consider ihat e ls a matter Or
moment ~ any one Dol this cty nH q"
how a school tcavhrr dsprFes N hlF
,nlary, Telrhrff may have Clairlbui.
"a 20 shr campaign fund. DO npi
hnsg that any ~ chem dld DO fA Pm
rlpsir may also have spent their money
go aid whis fhey deemed righteous
cause. I a. not know chat they ala 20,
n may be that sofnc - them rui To-
81 hrr and agreed upon she annuus
fhl. they would contribute towlfd hlr
irr garbage ana getting ynter- 60 she
rriis. AL this mlgG have htppuned
! probably ara h1pp o.. nui 30 far ~
I am cancstrcd. know rchlng 20 a.
rffsAiuiy. ~ teacher lr principal WIS
ever approached by me ciiher directly
or Indirectly on such matter. IN re-
could have hoen ~ Intimidation used
I've by she hoani cr mysrlf. therefor
H IL rife SO say fhit noue was ust "a.
10 compel contributions under such
Circumstance would b. highly repre-
hctsible; but ~ would BE- alr1 thc
hdrht - ff1'shrcTF 60 say that q
teacher murs no. ala "a campaign IN
any wav a gcachet has iust ~ much
iight under such circumstances a. any
other citizen; the nrcupi Ion ~ a man
~ woman d.ra not deprive them u
any ~ ihclr rifi's. omrhatlcilly a.
seft fhif fhr statement that couirlhu.
lions Ncrs forced from ,he teachers, VI
even asked. 10y ans one IN Authority. o.
unpuallnedly false"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-08

Tho following mining locations hay,
h.Hn nlrd Tor rfc1'd with the county
fr'YniHt; Gurus Gi.ouiiH mine No. I,
l4rltri hy J. \ Curtis < al. Curtis al.
FluliH mine No. y. located by WIN
iiuWen q NJ; Giisnniic mines Nos
ara g. located b. A. curtis 81 nl;
Gurus giisaritc mine No. 9. located BY
W, ". GIss - ai. an these claims arr
llcufed about Hix miles c1-, of Solder
summit ROD Clin mine and Sllphui
fIlil mine loratrI by j. T.. Mckcndry
% uL both rituticd about 10 miles
northeast ~ Castillo springs. Pilgrim's
Progress located hy ". H. Razor. seu.
ui'i ahou, ~ mi's uoHhsast VI Thls.
tie.
\ German tramp. 20 years ~ aFe.who
gives hi name ns Henry K1gelna cher.
wls found ntar Soldier summit ysstsr.
day mnfniug by I g York ~ thl.
city. with his feet frozen and otherwise
suffering badly from exposure 10 cold.
lie wis iaken 60 clear creek and fore
Nardld 90 thit cry by justice Robin.
auu 900 last evening" train. Doctor
Allen attended him. ana 'hluks h. may
have 90 nmputhtr a portion ~ one oi
ha toes. liis entire system, however.
u seriously affected hy his exposure.
ana h, may have = hard umo "a pull
through.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-08
iHE SCHOOL ELECTION.
o.,r AND FOURTH HAVE CLOSE CALLS.


.,,oo, election is over and the
IN ,sa income registered MS shown
W." ,n.ir votes. The exciting Scenes
w attended the struggles Tor SUI
when in each Of the precincts have
pl'h1 ,,,,sided and quiet taken Their
as w,ch bitterness and factlonnl
pH.,' howcyer. remain In certain
49,. go, which will not be easy to dls.
q '.,. Following are the successtu'
ssnddatcs;
,..,i,c,AE. u. Critchiow. =.
frHt s,.cinrt--M. n. Walker.
ss,oi" t,,,,inct-W. J. Newman.
IhM,,. prerlnct-- \. Young.
fi. 9u,"p reeinct--elman Hamburger.
90. n,iltoai complexion Of the boari
me p,.,,,ch,nccd. ita personnel con-
VIZ - seven Democrats ana three
fs.lut u,,rs The non. Mofmonh WIZ
hepup,i. ,ncmbcrs of the new board.
hsss ~. -FOUR remaining members VIII
sh ,,,, complete. " VIII be-
g., preolnct-E. II. crltchlow. tn..,
yr,r term: u. W. Wilson, 'D.J
'ws y,ad prseiuct-M. n. Walker. uR.D
-. ,r,r term. A. q. Glauquc. tp.J
N-,i,i precinct-w. J. Newman. Cd
-. y-ar term: oscar W. Moyle. tD.D
W. roggrth Prcclnct-B. 4. Young. ODD
49,, venr term; Nat 4. Brigham. CD
Two year term. a.. ,.,..,.
rf,h prccinct-Slmon lnmnrtErr'
an four year term. w. a. Nclden'
,p,j two year term.
The terms expiring with the present
cars are those Of Criicnlow from IN"
frst who will return ~ his own sue
e...sr. Cotton. from the Second. VINO
.in h. uuccecdcd by Walker: Newman.
,ser The Third. who viii come back
ssaln; whitney. from inc rout,n;
whose place VIII be nlleI ~ hous a III,
i,sn lnto his own shoes again.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-08

John W1fnIrk end Suel Wes,. al aiid
90 d. implicated lH fhf auair Ai1ui
isep v.Ir ESQ E.ity betrayed Heron"
Hl-ior ani this y stid e. have cauftd
fh' diligently ~ Friday iirht
cords orc uut announcing The m0f-
rage ~ MIss OtrIudr Thurman, ci
'nH oly ana Nj JOS H. Pas. ~
ptyH1n. \ reception VIII b. given IN
the itih at tht home OF ihc BRIDGE
parents. Nj lud MIR Thomas ".
Thurman. nf tn FlrHt wlrl The bride
p one NJ Proves O. lufIfui aud hcrln-
rlshoi young Ladies. ana Mr.. r1EH IL
fhr aln ~ Hon Jonathan hgr ~
IsNsun. ana h uho 20 thr fA'nr yriins
attorneys 90 she couniy.
a F'nrEfr appeared IN Spanish Fork
a-i week ANA .lnimHd Zoo bH rs watch
fept.rrr To received several f'ur.
plOr's tl repair. which htr failed 90
fa'ufu. ana 10 is fald Ne nae iefi tho
town, Tn. Ufhrrrf arr looking fYr him.
IT, r. about o frUt inchea high. sat
composition fNu Nn,s odd h,stai ur
smooth shaved. wears brown ruaf and
Nert, black mt NHhf si'T and black
how 90 ara rrl fl..H Amuur fhs miss.
ink Watches " Ht uiifrsfsIti gold
watch Hampton nnN .mrua ATTACHED
90 dluh.e.iluk twisted sold chain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-08
why sYxoss WAS HOaIsAIlp.
Was Done 10 Draw fire from Mr.. Cutler In
the Second. Says a Friend.


There has been much speculation as
TO why Mr. symons became candidate
In tho First precinct after 4, was tacltly
UNDERWOOD that Mr.. critehlow was to
have the n.id 90 himself. a friend OF
Mr. symon save the reason today.
lie said that the supporters Of Glitch.
low were largely the supporters. Of
Walker. Observation-Disclosures the fact that
they resided In another district. They
were fearful NJ cutters strength. he
SAID ana proposed 20 herd a lot "
voters over ln;0 the Second In the In
tarest Of Mr. Walker. u II no; claimed
that the latter knew anything Of this.
when Il became an assured fact. aa n.
SAYS, that this was ghe scheme, a
movement was set IN f1p, 10 ward Il
on. "WhnieVer." lie declares further,
may have been Mr.. Symon's Intention
Ca run IN the past. h. dld not desire Nv
become candidate after the Fifsi pre-.
clnct convention, lie only consented 20
run this time no the urgent solicitation
of friends. This u the whole story ln a
nutshell ~ the Independent movement
IN the First"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-08
Twentieth Ward Fair.

Members Of she Twentieth ward Re-
ilef Society VIII hold fair In the ward
meeting hausc tonight ana tomorrow
night. and assure those who attend
that Z; Will De the Erandoat affair OF
the kind they ever attended. The pro.
cseds are 10 be used Tor purchasing coal
for distribution among The poor Thort
viii be- a punch ana Judy show. repre-
ssntativss Of she ioadlug nations In CO.'S
tumca. grand cake walk. participated
In by The lady members and their e.
corts. ln fact . regular up-to-dntc Lon
don show, Everybody Is Invited and vii
h. made welcome.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-08
StwNAN's SMOOTH SLIDE.
Rode IN The Office Again on the soh Seat Of an
0ppOs,Oule,s Toboggan.

W. J. Newman took things easy In
We Third, while candidates In the
firsi, Second and Fourth were huE,llng
Tor votes on every side ne sat quietly
ehseonsoed In warm oyercoat near n
warm IRE In the Old Sixteenth ward
school house. watching the gentle
shower OF ballots that fell TO his credit
a. the atragTllnF voters wandered In
anu ont for the purpor- ~ expressing
helf VIII. " n majority ~ the cltlzens
~ ms district knew that there was an
election On they paid no attention 10 II,
OF tailed 20 regard Il Of sufficient inn
lnf,a1ce tn 30 % the polls, Hut the re-
- the same, Newman In elected
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-08
Athletic Exhibition.

An athletic cHnrsalnmoTt will be
given az the Gentleman's Pasume Aih-
lctlc club. Oh high school building. O..
nlgh,. FOR the benefit o. Johnny
Thomas. the amateur champion club
miripulltor. Thomas will appear In
his club Fpecialiles. Including an intro.
duction Of his latest points for the
manly art. with hls boxing partner.
Billy Evans. Hush l,ippcio. the cham.
plon high kicker. viii also appear. The
evenings "nfertainmeus VIII be- closed
wfh a six roIud go between aka
sullivan. % Montana. and W. JOnss. u
~ Louis. The master 81 ceremonies
Will b. Mr.. willard Bean. und doors
viii opeu ~ 1850. the performance COM
mcucins at O'Clock sharp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-08

The ono torn. they say" n responsible
Tor nins-tcnths Of The lies which rere-
iition and familiarity innNy. convert IN
usually hsafa an exciting hlt ~ rosslp
InuuD he'd furfh with thcFe words. wuiIU
10 tie same time the speaker nurulNF
shields herself by declaring TINT. pDrFuu-
ally. she does not Know u 10 ic true The
man OF Woman who thus screens him
-clf % herself h. nothing short ~ e. cow
ard Josephine lin IN me Deetfnbai
Wuman's Home Companion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-08
IT WAS WARN IN THE SECOND.


The contest In the Second was close
oil day. Both sides were aware Of that
Tact and accordingly cScrtcd Themselves
o. the utmost. Fur several hours the
Walker people claimed the election of
ihelf candidate by n majority Of AZ
least ioo. but when the contest was end
"a and the canvass made the facts were
disclosed and majority ~ less than
10 shown. The cutler committee at
if.buicd shclr defeat % u large number
Il those whom they counted ON going
over To- the opposition. The vote re-
suited.
walker 's..,.,. .,s..'s'ss''''s''''' -
'uuft .sss.s... '.'... .s.'''sss'.'''i''s'
- I1inl 80 s.sss. 's.s..''.'sss''.''- f'..
walkers majority .......'.. .'''''' "
While there was a great deal u earn
'sincsr exhibited at times at the diner
nj polls Of the precinct there were
no collisions or serious trouble ANA the
result has as rule been. good-natured-
" received.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-08
the FIGHT IN THE FIRST.


The arht In the First precinct bet
,..n r. u. critchlow and G. w. sy-
mons was bitterly wrE-d from the
.nsn.nr 10 the close of the polls. the
,,fo.s on either side being lined up In
unmlstnkablc battle array. After the
ossnlng n the two additional polls as
,bf5rlelsd In last evenings News"
voting was proceeded with much more
andy. without them u would have
i-en imp0sslhlc 10 accommodate the
rroWds chat thronRci 90 the school
house 10 cast their ballots. When the
r1Ils closed the canvass was quickly
malo and Hhuwedi
Cf.tthluW ...s...s. .sssssss's.'.'s'ssi'
SymonH ...u.... .s.s..' '''''.''''' 'N'
Total .sssss. ssssss ssssssssssss@''-.
crlichlow'a majority. -. ..''''' o.
The cntchiow'a campaign workers
we're very profusc In their charges OF
lad faith on the part of fymonH ana
his friends. yet nothing was more np.
Parent than their own Intolerance ana
abuse " hose who failed 10 Nc" eye 10
,ys with them or approve OF their pc
cullaf method.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-08
Tor the Christmas Table.

Tho dainty miniature pine tree dcckcd
with gay ifiiira make elective cNutpf-
pieces This year Nnfru castle nj ght
.umo under the head 81 . happv idea. y
stay huf.hlN tof one painted gay. the
surface blocked OF with cfAyun TO rrpfc-
.ent stone. huics ini guns irulied rHnrr
properly rulufr1i, IN" buN bottom pushed
100 i couple Of inches Ia ndm.t Ut putilnE
10 tnHtriIufa'l edge or top. "a fallen SPANS 10
uI the STARS and stfiprs urflghf from
fln rtutsr. ami some iNN COR HmiluNl
property rained over the walls This
lcr Kept hot BY n tin cover. which coui
o. removed when the castle" was
moved. revealing the Spanish pium.-De.
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wheat and -four. and had just crossed
She top ~ the hill when he slipped or
vas iuliDd pr TIE load. iic fH.l wllh
one Df his feet lnshe wagouirtck. AMI
1ne Of the wheels passed over IT, cfush-
lrg the toes. II was. found necessary to
ampugate couple OF the toes, which
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Meat Eaters
Vegetarians
Like
Grape-Nuts.
order OF Groeers.
A DAINTY DISH.
WIN ITO Dellea,e srse, Of or.pe.sner

"ph ia" pelica,. sweet Of Grsp~-sueHr
MI ne meat eater and the vegetarian
GAe are chained with the new food,
,npv,Nuls They have u crisp taste,
""ih lhe delicate flavor Of grape-sugnr,
NY, are entirely ready for the table
lut any necessity FOR cOpklng.
Mich. 49, ''''''
,,nlapo. Nuts furnish ono OF the dan
u,sl dishes ever placed on a breakfast
i,v Can be served hot Instantly,
q, pluflng hot milk OF cfram over
Az Nuls' Many prefer the food
"' Win cream ON the sldt.
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Mlllennlal star Nov. -. 1893.
The following named Elders have been
honorably released 20 return home On
the steamship Ahchofla, on Dec. 18th.
1895.
Dan Muir. travelling Elder IN the New
castle conference.
Mel l.. Gardner, travelling Iad.r In
the Nottingham conference.
Robert y ullchlfst. travelling Elder IN
IN. Scottish conference.
l.. George clark, travelling Elder In
the Welsh conferences,
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Rlchhsil Advocatc' William hunt
Ing. of Kanab. met with painful ae-
cllent Thursday while coming down the
Marysvalc divide. lie had d load Of