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sockets. Here were the pyamioai Per-
hhps the oldest rnco Of the people TO
hc found anywhere on tir11 earth hero
stood before mo- descendant OF those.
who. $500 years d. g.. were known Go
the ancient EHyrtIans SO wonder we
looked with awe upon 30 wonderful
race. nud very naturally began TO long
Co. find out whether they were really
human N0IugH 0r u lower form uf cree
alton h1d NOT long 90 walt Doe suspense.
Tor upon questioning this very strange
little visitor. who. hy some ovtrnor1i-
nary cnlurr. could speak The Turu l1u-
fuhH', known nl.n to myfcli I FOUND
% very keen intelligence. Ho told mo
thH approximate number % hIH tribe ln
fhH following manner. Picking up
r'..H 0f dead stick De- broke 90 into
pieces and placed These Zoo iour row
900. p' one, raI.nT. % be dll a3; That
roHi number ~ ihoao uiiH of sticks
600 tho rrauui. Z uatad him how many
mon each i'ttlU ohi0f had. end thUHH hn
Indicated Iu DBL similar way only making
0uDh hN uf stick rotor tI tsu mHu and
th.n = Wnf nh'' i1 ma th1t iho number
0f h.f tribe was about 10000 iu other
wnyf hr showed Doe intelligence and
E..n appreciation of 20 ilk1. THE strains
UI mU|'" thHl proceeded from ms Eura
IIfh rUurHTt'nH particularly charmed hIH
.INHaH little urrHHt Indeed 600 thn
nYgwia stood with wilc-0ron mouths
listening Goo tho strange sounds one
nf IhUm VINO carrying n tiny wooden
WhiHtiH. Hu1 ! HsEt1 thn chI0f tp tell
h.w il blow No. This hH d'l. making
most piercing sound. when asked
itr usH o.. i1urhrd. and than proceeded
fu 600 ur fhHt u wuH used for one
rNrfHy fn c.il tu another and lt nunorrf
thHt nf rr0Ht distances ihHv com make
fhHm# iN0r uu1 "HHfoHl according fn fho
motto IHl thH number Uf notice played
A. o.. Lloyd in tho November Aiuriee'a.
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NOTICE on sALr UNDER DEED or
TNtsr.

gprfffr o. t.-.f.. 49,. a.. t.
,.NNll,t ~ n.i'NN NNoni thAt MhereN
wy IT AnuNl IT lNA AhlNn hIH Wii1
DN VIZ wv .uAt W NhN ~, hnruWod Il
t.ln i.N,ll ll.lIIlNA rleiN iho sum -
Ni ny N.tlE WV Nl'i ,ahu uNlNcrd ~
ti. ". glNl. NI- HNI .fftrmeut Tor
iiA iYt't 49, 20 ". i.ill tlti AtNufl-
". lu Wv .Iih1N Nv ~! nnlc anu Finment
w NNlN NllU 0Al. hNln nhu tnn payment ~
aN WY .. .l..ilIlNIil ~. Vi ul. Nnni qua %
. W. wy fNIiH wv f'iult-
l... A.N NV w .h' in'e uitl inhl.
n,. W.. W KY w slangl
" ~ ii'i .'.tlAli tittu IT Na.H Nh..h uet !
r. ~, w, % 'l..'l ln NO i.lfen ~. rAt
49, ,.nl tt.,I'loi ~ iinlA .it ~ Mnli-
E3tre VIZ s' nn iho iil dlY.ni Way. 10,
Nhl ~ " tfu.l it,nf.td D. nov hgro-
~ ilW .NN.I p lltt ~ w. UTICA
$1,000 lN.l w s'LN,i N' NNllfe .ltlhhnn,
sain.d ,n ~ d.ed oi rug and % N, heirs
,f,l. s..,i ''''' o." tN' pi'p'fH hoioin-
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KANOSH.
wedding Of Miss Jauey Gardner and
Aionfu A. Kimbau

NpfcIul correspondence
Klnosh Willard Co.. oct ei.-On Fri
day nearly gl the rUFilUutr OF kluosh
could bo seen vending their way TO-
ward tho residence OF Mr. ana MIv.
james NJ. ana Louisa Gardner. tho oc-
cnfi0u being the wedding reception Of
thclr daughter Mary Jane. who was
recently married ln thc salt Lake Tenn
pie 90 our Alonzl a, kmhlI. Mlas
"Jnucy' ~ a popular young lady tolc-
graph operator. an accomplished mu-
alCiu and orrnHist Co the k1uuEh choir.
10 wac royal fc1st 90 old and YOUNG.
Tho tables wrro londed with the ch0lc-
ut vihnds of earth thy, were cakes
from tho tHl and towering "nrdD'n,"
right down to ANGELS" un1 "Orphcls."
And the Toast wont 90 until tho dance
commenced which brought out euvornl
prospective hrldoer00ms nH ch1pcronca
FROM Fillmore. Meadow, otc. Tho young
couple start out lu me- with tho Hunl
VIII and wlshoa OK an who have their
acquaintance.
POTATOES ~ PLENTY.
Those who cried potato famine
were "provlaua." The "apudl' here are
large, and lots of Thorn.
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The foods we cat furnish
energy for the body just as
burning coal makes steam
for an engine.
The experiments of Prof
FARMLAND, Ph. d., of Lon
don, shows that cod-liver oil
yields two and onc-half times
more energy than starches
or sweets.
SCOTS Emulsion is pure
cod-liver oil combined with
hypophosphites of lime and
soda. 1t forms fat, gives
strength, enriches the blood,
invigorates the nerves, and
repairs tissues.
Sc aattia1. Ell irursIia
SCOTT q llWNL, Nhtultu, Neg NQfk,
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lhu Ordnance Passed Resolutions Of
Respect 10 Hon. Edwin STAFFORD.

" AfN NfAlhANNN iAhath "a" NEGOTIATIONS W
Respect TO Hon. Edwin STAFFORD.
T' Ogila city council mot az s.
II b. m. on the 2iri inst, All the
! au pnsant except Councilman
! ari and Jones.
1t ammluee on laws reported a fni-
4 fifinea embracing 90 the salaries
4 provided fOr hy ordinance, the pur.
\ Being % gather uil the scattered
i.n INTO ono ordinance. and also
: ufrnln uhaihef % was the c1uu-
er.u 90 change any uf the existing
lHH
o. illnrcs was read tho regular
M N times uul passed without
n ta existing arrangements.
I .io1 wee made tu raise the salary
4 N sanitary Inspector. Hu1 also nf
I nlf.|mfn but with the effort 90
. h' salary % the police judge.
FsllAnf1us claims amounting 90
lni pyfullH amounting 20 fiQt
! .i'rd paid
. Hetlal committee on taxes re-
. N adversely on All the petitions re
\ 20 lham Cor ruWlHslnn uf taxes.
. hg mat thp council had no right
n % hHft Accepted.
7 inl.ust amounting to 2.t0s.75
Z ordered paid.
h Nafloh asked 20 have the prop.
. 900 Nafh'rFton avenue be-
. Sword and Fourth streets notl-
4 W unr their sidewalks. tho street
. no vas Instructed 10 have the
n.s bottled 90 roputr the came
] stately ~ Wv
Aiim lloiron and twenty one
4 Nl 90 have Twelfth street
Il y Nl'Mtgt0n repaired. Referred
h, 'aHllilltee on atr0UtH
~ button Introduced BY Council.
\ MlHnlng the committee On laws
n lflualti 90 dnft nn ordir1uee
n . .ls IN, duties of the city recorder
4 .lg ha proper iudoElng NJ tho
II ~ .hl hlIng Of papers also "a
, IN ~ ile cemetery records. This
h L 3 being done now without In
Yea by ordinance.
'L'oLurloNs OF RESPECT.
|, ,..nin woolloy offered the fol.
" " ni1llii6nr. ' '''' '"'-
h haH pleased Col 10 call
N wv hH NE lion. Edwin STRAIT
u '.''n'f member of tho Orden
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sTocKnoLpnns Mrrrlrn.

Tho annual meeting ~ the stookhniddrs ~
thu lfilU ~ thn Must Nlnlnf company, which
shpull have hCon llold uu tid drat Wiuday Ia
stuckhnldtra " said tumnany f1r ihn uur-
r0fe OF o'ueting re- iiu1ru ~ siV uirurt1fi fn
servo until ihu ncNt ensuing HunuHi election
ana until tNNIf NuN'NH HufH aInII have lNHn
duly elected and qualified. and fur tho trans
action " nilNr husInUas us may properly
Cumu hniuiu Use meeting. a hereby called fir
&c tlr utlro " tnN su'fUt1ry ~ tho CumiI1ny,
iu-Wlti Room lll CITY and County Uulldlna
SAT Nku CITY, Itnh. Sail meeting will also
mont upon Tho capital stn1k 20 thH eufunr1.
tlnu. 1850 ,. ". Jt NHEN. secretary
hAlt Lake CITY, Utah. sept gth lsYl
Meeting adjourned Up "Wednesday Nov. I
it1 nt iill D. m.i saun n.Hrs
j. G. JENSEN. secretary.
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NORTH OGDEN.
ricnic in Honor ~ uriicf socIrt, rres.
ident Missionaries Weddings.

Special Correspondence.
North ogden. oct gg The twenty.
hfst anniversary of Sister Mary chad
Wickr call tU The presidency uf tho
liHIlnf Society OF North ogden Woo Om.
phuaizrd lant ruU.IrY. oct 18TH. 1888.
hy the assembling Uf the Relief Society
iu The meeting house 'un npe0Inl buell.
reHH, at TO q. m. laden with thU noat
cltlhlos 90 Coo season.
The oNDrDIr.H were opened by Hlnr.
lur by th" choir. followed hy neat
funUch by Sister Harriet Ward rfe.
renting the president ana eHuuHe'Irn
with o. nlgU chair zach. aud The rrHHi-
dent with % handsome photograph ni-
bum.
For her ia1hfulne-r end Integrity
Sister Chadwick lH worthy mo honor
and esteem iu which che ls held VS. the
people OF North ogden She como Co
Utah in isie. cr0HfiuH the plains ln
the oNtohm c0muanlen She d. the
mother of twelve children and MY
aia grandchildren. AMI What iH remark
able. not one 81 her grandchildren b.
known 20 break tho Word of Wisdom.
She o. Indeed hieasUd lr her p1airrity.
MISSIONARIES
North ogden d. called upon 10 furnlsh
suvcn miasipnar.Dn Co dlnerent pnrt4 OF
the earth in the near future Th.y
'.a 20
~" y NIilln H. '"Ap9,l. ~ y; llliy;
shaw and Lorenzo Ward. Their fields
state. Noriborn etatss sanJWieb III,
nult
M bave ,lyy,vs epd,,,,-.t o., psy
tho f,rs "a I'M J.p,ffirg ,,t'. ...o., RI
t1 thrir dsiis Of iahor i'm tb. prs'.pf
r1li win r,oulra f,r tb4t nuru,..l AZ. a6
9t,r. tbnn 'v..r h. az. Win .ff'.ri
b. being made to raiaa that amount
from different sources.
Their dincraut umca of doplrture Will
uoccsaltutr holding about three GENERAL
flfcWoua. and 100 Bish1p has kindly
consented 90 surrender over ta tha com.
mlttUs our Hrro meeting house f1f that
purpose.
a number of our litio Girls about o.
youra OF Hro took iuou ihemsaivta ths
praIssWartly undertaking 0f doing
something Do ali our departing mission.
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HYDE PARK.
Death OF Mrs. sirtte n. chri.tsnscn- close
Of Useful Career


epfill lofrni pphuNhcNs
Hyde Park. cache CO., Oet el-gis.
Coz MOtto 80 Christensen. who ror.I.I
ln thia place departed thIH lIf. 600 tho
18th d1Y of October 1893. ut Dor homo
from ihn ouncN OF lHUuHU Sister
christensen was the dauFht.r Hf Ni.ir
g. Nlelf.u nud p0HihCH flu.HH.H. was
born September o. 1885, in iiIWiH. WHd-
Hl0y Hinuiur. Denmark ord WHe hIp.
tIa0d into ihe Churrh 90 f.suH Christ
Uf futiCr-dnY Saints hIHr HIn 1851
omlHmtHr CO. unh ihf0. IefH later.
while Der husband wnH serving Iu the
Danish army She lclN.H dIughiUr
aud 900 invalid husband tu h.raH Dor
memory She wa RI faithful worker
uud was beloved hv 900 who knew her..
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sir Warren Hickman OF snuwvlllc
was On town l1Ht week. tio reports that
the people arc doing moderately wen
this season, thouFh they lack wutor nH
in most parts ~ iioacldcr county. iu
the CurlcW Valley thcFo uto sites whore
reservoirs can Dc located. tho frring
waters huahnndcd ana the Heitiora have
nll tho wutor they need. This would
make room for many m0fo industrious
farmers and snoWYllln would become
a place Of considerable Importance.
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There will De- scandinavian confer.
gncr in brigham next Saturday and
sunday. Apostle Lund and other wish
occasion.
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properly there arcumulaici in them 900.
digestrd icrmcntinR puifid blood poison.
ing matter The appetite clnnutl De healthy
till THIS Is removed A machine VIII mot
run " It Is all cloggcd up with dirt The
Htuuach cannot appropriate food unless II
Is clean. and so Healthy hunger cannot
come, rhc stomach caunot Dc clean % ihc
iivef aud bowels 10 not dispose oi the food
passed along 40 thcm, n poisonous. Gillette
matter " allowed 10 accumulate and c0ht
gcst The liver and bowels mote OF tess NJ Il
gets into the blood, and q carried 100 over
The body q II any wonder that It makes
you aick2
u plerce'a Golden Medical Discovery Il
designed 10 correct an disorders " the
digestive aud blood making system and 10
drive nil impurities out ol the blood itself
u restores lost appetite and vitality,
builda healthy Nesh and muscle changes
sickness TO health, misery 20 Happiness.
Iohu a Galloway. Eiq Of No aIs sth street,
Columbus ua., writes y" had cltarfh i1r four
years and aisn liver and Sidney Trouble 10 iall
wnH working AZ night and broke nui M iunIrI
90 dgef ana when these lrn the skln PEELED nlf
Ny cYes we're luntcn and ! had rimuca and
brown snuiH nu my face Now theac are 80
gone uul . believe } am entirely we'll. have
good appetite bit before / commenced taxing
your uplden Medical Discovery ! bad 30
10 eat Of any time VI the day or night"
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A very pleasant party WINS given ln
tho Second ward meeting house tUlr
evening iu honor uf Elder % A. John.
" tho wrHk Tor tho Society lfInulH
whore De- viii DO missionary LAHORE a
uUnt purse was pres utc1 % the young
Elder
bishop Owon g. whitney 90 sat
Lake returned homo this forenoon. The
sunday afternoon.
d. and MIR. s. No. Alien went tu Og-
den this morning fur thn purpose nf
meeting Nw Ethel t.nwrY-Nnld. rIHtor
NJ Mrs Allen. who IN 900 her Why from
tho Samoan lsI1nlH. whore Hha has
boon for tho last year with her huH.
band. who has been doing missionary
work there AifH NHl1 viii remain 100
Provo under Dr. Aliens care until Hho
RECEIVERS from her illness which nUcHH-
rintod her coming home. The lady
lives nt Mnuu
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Principal Place of business salt Lake city.
Utah

Utah.
NOTICE ~ hHrrhy Flyuu TINT no meet.
luE M tho nuafd Of uIfvftora ~ tho Lover
Mammoth M|nlns Company. held un Thurs.
day fnr tath day NJ NHfuhur ri. nu nHsNl4s
mont Of cents unr shHru Wts levied uuun
thu capital Htnrk ~ the Company, payable 10
o. ~uHrrtlrt no lils onlcu iifnm aa Progress
iuldIus, salt Lake city, ltlh ne once and
before thr 18Th day ~ November, isll Any
stock uuuu which This AssfHsunut may ~
main unpaid uu tho 1911 day uf NnyrfuhUr,
iFt, VIII o. delinquent aud advertised fdf
sale rec Public Hurt|un and unless payment II
made before WIN hU sold on tho .lth day ~
November. lsW. 20 pay tho Delinquent assiss-
mont tufgihgr with costs uf ADVERTISING and
expense OF rnln.
SAMUEL PAUL so-y.
90 Progress uuud'uF SAT- lake tity. rtnh.
Dated Salt Lake city. Utah. Oct h, isll.
First Publication october %, Iva
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Tho third crop of lucUrn h1s been very
light aud hay Or morn scarce than %
has been f1r some years past and lu
than usual
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Apostle C'1WH0n Cuunaelou charles
Kelly aud W. L. Watkins and others
uru making % tour uf tho western part
az the stake visiting thr Saints and
hoidlug meetings with them The die
fergut organizations will Do looked af-
trr aud Put iu ORDER
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less distinct
Intervals " hc
q healthy.
Coined beef
and cabbage
Ca Nc better To
ahcalthy hun.
KY man than
tcffupiu aud
oafC dc /Df
Fgar to the
faded appetite
ola dyspcptic.
The enjoy
ncnt OF eating
cpcuds ON
The condition
OF the Htom.
ach, iivcr,
bowels, and
kidney ~
these DO not
do In o. work
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rrtrlsc Of CITY COUNCIL.
]. sim O-s.anco and ADOPT Resolutions
y p, n.y. ~, d, Hon. Edwin Stafford
.,v,bsr county iiusy pa' :"
'.", rov,, Runaway tioJs-
Local News Notes.

.tt. ,ral-
p. s.snt, oommlra'onet' i'o' ~
ii s'''on '.i....,
4 nnHlns N'.'., -...t.t Tint "a
-rIif.dnef hm''n l'i''''' ,,,-..-
-I.. y, .a,,.i into the river and
Hn hii "a ,.,,,ir. Immediate
- TO- ts.i Nln''
, -sr.
\ -r,.tsupar Chnmblr1 pr Hohl'l
'al'N r.u,e. r1u,rrr 40 clerk In
n rile % WAi' 49,. ...a,r
rrf oalcr Nu''nh -, I'D
4 .fnrfuui n1 90 hll'lll, r',ntt,
4 ..wf.niiti1n 90 5000 prr i ,l,.,ll
IN it'h. 1879. continuing "Ni'Nh
1 -s % iha board. ...., d..
10 Hd.r9l ilAt WI Ri.o,.
III. r nlnf 0f Commissioner " wv.
. Gnt cluunEnht i'pi t"'''
, -ffn
r,srufrr COURT.
.. III. Second district court bciorc
, r8srp the following maileiH
I trdi 60
its ci,c unH oyorrulcl BY me
4 .rf ien days given DO Whirh 10
4 '..rlf
4 -. raff So A. vs.. MlIF1ioi on mo-
.fy j. Harris. attorney for DC
Y .i.rt tvInty dnyH wUv granted IN
.tta dad
fr 2 Murdoch W Harvey NUT
m. tarirof mltumony were orr
4 " ma.Yf..I aud costs OF action
. IA afflnaf defendant
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BRIGHAM CITY.
Scandinavia Conference visiting the
stake -Anair. at hnossiiie,

Special Correspondence.
brigham city n1Xeidcr CO.. oct. %.
Tho rains have cleared away and nli
farmers are busy heroabouts plowlnE
ana seeding.
There o. some thrcahinr 20 be- done
yet and thore are e. TOW fields of wheat
yet 10 be cut The frost has damaged
some.
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OGDEN NEWS.

-. a., a che uosflt NV. W
~ trlrh & W VI rucniy-fnlt,h.. ~. N Il
80 q rrrfs and sulecri Ivy W., W.
n, iitsr iis Novs 4 dclisofe,a, nF . sai
!. T,fllrl l1rly owning oh tho Aaiil'
b b ti ialdciiu -
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OUR OWN STATE.

city Council. a prominent business man.
and an esteemed and hon0red citizen OF
our city. therefore he %.
Resolved Thnt the city council N
ogden city recognizes the great luas
o. uur community sustained by his
death, and sincerely condoie with his
wife and family On the departure 0f q
noble husband and loving father,
whose exemplary iifa was un inHpird-
ton nH Wen tu them HH Go the public
at large; ana ha 10 fufihfr
nuslivtd That those resolutions De
recorded ln The minutes 0f this clun-
cil. and that copy thereof Doc praaout-
% 20 che family
The soa1iudon waH unanimously
passed
a. 9 o'clock ~. m The council nd-
iouruo1 f1r two Woke.
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NOTICE ishorobf given that ht "a meeting
" thu directors OF thD Highland Copper Min.
inF tnmuany held un Friday tho lfh day ~
trfuNrr. lHai. nu HHHNHsiuHut ~ one half cent
Der share Wua levied uunu mo capital stock
~ ihn company, payable Immediately tu tho
~urrtary. ruuu lie ". T. Walker hll|dlng,
salt inku t|tY. Z tnh Ana any stock upon
which thIs HssiIsa uiUut may remain unpaid on
che iith day " November. ltgt will 81 duliu.
uuvut and ldFortiHrd fur sale reg public auc-
fluu. and unless pnTmnut H. made linflfr. VIII
lu aIld uu Tho anth Jay N November. tsil, n
u n'flnnk nom. tu pay thn delinquent nasriss
mrut turrthuf with cusi u Advertising aud
Nr WELLS.
lls y o. walker uiis, salt Lake City Utah
Dated, salt Lake OtYl october I'm, isll.
iirst publication, Octuber 10Th is0
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Fred Ziismnn has returned home
from hia northern trip
Apostle a. A. Woodruff returned 90
the capital last night
Mrs. ~. g. niginw hln returned from
her visit 90 Chicago.
The aiId. Boo ogden c1rynr cHnr nrlr-
BY hitting MI Smith o. crushed the hind
end of bile spring wagon.
a mlu'1gU llcerHO was irfur1 90 no.
J. Wells Is and Misr Luvinn ~. Hum.
hnrHHr, e1 both 0f Nll.un. kuufre Tho
couple wore married by Justice of tho
Peace Joseph Hon.
President Rulon " Wells of The proc
si1iHH cnuncu OF Sos. utga. Hffr a.d
the lilh Quorum uf Seventy lHrt ulght
ln the Weber stake academy
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ASSESSMENT SO :.

Tho Lower Mammoth Mining UumuHny, a
Corporation Location ~ Nine, tlntir
MlninH District, iuuh Co, Utah
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Following are the nominees put up hy
The DUw0UrAtfs Richard " NuNnli.
PRECEDENT Zonos w. Tiffany NialH Lar
SON. Nlnla fredHrikHen and AudrylH
EnFlOrg trustees.
JUDGES OF ELECTION.
Tho town ho1fd o. ita last rrarion
duly appointed Uri1h H. Taylor. Andrew
Peterson and William 49, Gardner uH
judges ~ election.
There o. hut little excitement over
politics aud everything went 0u smooth
b ln the caucus meetings
MISSIONARY sENp.oFF.
Elder Joseph s. Stone iaft hlH home
on the nth W Oct Tor mission to
The Southern stltcri and thc good pco-
pic N Salem met with Elder Stone In
"a social gathering prior 90 his depart
ure. having q god time long 10 D. re-
memh0rC1 by Brother Stone Tho hand
some purse raised hy those present for
the missionary was certainly q credit
10 the place.
our meeting house which has hccn
completed over "a year has some little
debt yet hanging over %; but the Saints
nro now coming forward with their
means Ia pay on the debt ao our beau
tiful structure can be- dedicated
The season has been one OF general
prosperity.
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uOtS RAILROAD TINE CARD
OREGON sHoRr LINE ny.

- AnniYra
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Mrs. Kitty q. Hines and two daurh-
tom, Hattie n and Theresa e., have
nlrd contest 90 tho VIII uf the late
Russell b Hines. which has been Huu-
mltttd Tor probate.
Evening star., 1899-09-20
Hotel Arrivals.

Arlington-J. G. Stephenson, Pittsburg:
John Joyce, Columbus, Ohio.
Cochran-F. Y. Glading, Columbia, Mo. /;
W. G. Moseley, Richmond, Va; P. A. Hub
ner, Philadelphia.
Ebbitt-F Singer. L. s. N: ". F. AL
drich, Alabamas J. sE. Willard, Fairfax, Va.
Metrcpolitan-J. B. Whitman Atlanta,
Ca; J. H. Kellogg. Michigan: H. G. Rich
ardson. West Virginia; ]. F. Hughes. New
port News, Va; j. C. Long Carlisle. Pa.
National-Wm. Hunter, Tampa, Fla; ].
W. B. Carson, Philadelphia; H. c. Graham,
Pittsburg; NJ. B. Greer, Southport, Pa.
Nornandie-F. A. Gaul, Columbus, Ohio;
A. Devine, New York; G. L. Knowles, Phil
adelphia; K. Oker, g. Nakagawa, Tokyo,
Japan.
Raleigh-E. D. Brewington. Hannibal,
Mo-; c. H. Carter, Boston; ]. B. Hart,
West Virginia; w. G. Carr, Pittsburg; L.
]. Baldwin, Detroit, Mich; ]. E. Pratt,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Regent. p Kerrigan, Philadelphia: o.
D. Berwick, Virginia; L. X. Williams, Kan
sas; w. p Mitchell. Somerville, Mass.
Riggs. w. Cooke, Oxford, Miss; T. 8.
Martin. Virginia.
Shoreham~H g. Powell, Chicago; VIM.
Lamb, Norfolk, Va; G. D. Perkins, Sioux
city; H. Baldwin, New Orleans.
Wellington-G. F.. Miller, Canton, Ohio;
T. A. Boyd, Cuba; e. X. Jennings, Cinciu-
natl; B. A King Chicago.
Willard-A. B. King, New York; J., D.
Gibson, Alabama; e. W. Smith. Terre
Haute, Ind: r. g. Hughes. Dayton, Ohio:
c. r. Bird, Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1899-09-20
DEATH OF j. d. TAYLOR.
Represented the 18th Ohio District In
Congress and Was Banker Here.

Mr. J. D. Taylor, former president Of the
Ohio National Bank of this city and presi
dent oc the Washington Savings Bank,
died y yesterday at his home in Cambridge,
Ohio, after an illness Of three weeks. re-
sulting from malarial fever and other COM
plications.
Joseph Danner Taylor was born in Bel
mont county, Ohio, November T. 1880. Af
ter his graduation from Madison College
he taught school for a time, and was ad-
mitted to the bar in 1859. He served on
state military committees by appointment
of the governor until June, 1868, when he
entered the army as captain in the SSth
Ohio Regiment. Later he was made Judge
advocate of the district of Indiana. He
was twice breveted for meritorious SER
vices in the discharge Of his official duties
He served two terms as prosecuting attor-
ney of his district. He represented his dis
trict in the republican national conventions
in 1896 and 1880. He was elected to the
Forty-seventh Congress to fill the vacancy
caused by the death Of j. T. Updegraff.
He was subsequently elected to the Forty
eighth, Fiftieth, Fifty-first and Fifty-sec-
ond Congresses.
After his retirement from Congress he
took the presidency of the Ohio National
Bank and was we'll known in business cir
cleS of the capital.