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PILES OF PEOPLE

testify to the merit of Banner Salve in
curing piles. It is guaranteed. Hooking
Drug Co., Dockum & Higginson and G.
Gehring.
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quickly cured by Banner salve. the most
healing remedy in the world. Hooking
Drug Co., Dockum & Higginson and G.
Gehring.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-20

san Frzac.sco. Teo- isy-'Ths hatt5sshs,
Niseonsia. nov 5ssiisiag - shs U1.sa
Iroa works. - fSst Bearing ronp- sttsz.
sae ~l4 probably - FsA4g sor her = a.
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Vim MARIANA
Nariani Wine-WorId Famous Tonic

MariaTli WIne-W0rId Famous IoFlIc
Most effective, agreeable and reliable
Tonic Stimulant for Body, Brain and
Nerves. Try it when fatigued or over
worked from any cause.
Vim Mariani-Mariani Wine-maintains
its reputation.
Sold by all druggists. Refuse substi-
tutes.
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MiIwaukeeans SO Concentrating

Pittsburg, Pa, Feb. ia large delega-
ton of representative citizens Of Milwau-
kee passed through here today on spe-
cial train over the Pennsylvania road en-
route to Washington to capture the DEM
ocratic national convention. The delega-
ton is made up of eighty men from all
political parties, and will endeavor to
make Milwaukee the convention city.
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a million. and controls thirty miles OF
track The purchase price is not given.
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W. L. Yancy, Paducah, KY. writes: 81
had a severe case of kidney disease and
three of the best physicians in southern
Kentucky treated me without success. 1
was induced to try Foley's Kidney Cure.
The first bottle gave immediate relief
and three bottles cured me permanently.
L gladly recommend this wonderful rem
edy.'' Hooking Drug Co., Dockum &
Higginson and G. Gehring.
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REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL con-
VENTION.

A delegate convention Of the Republi-
cans of the Seventh Congressional DIS
trict Of the state Of Kansas. is hereby
called TO meet in the city of hutchinson
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HoMEsEEKERs' EXCURSION

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ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO.
See
b. F. DUNN. DIST. PASS. ACT,
FRISCO LINE.
Corner Main street and Douglas avenue.
Wichita. Kan. FOR fun Information as "a
time, rates, route. etc.
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THE BEST ROUTE TO HOT sPRINos.
ARKANSAS.

THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Two Trains Daily.
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SCARED But HELPLESS
Great Britain Sees Russia at
the Gates of Herat
AND CAN'T LIFT A FINGER
No Barrier to the Bear Save
the Moral One.

London. Feb. 1e.-Some attention was
given to the Central Asian question in
the house of commons Various inquiries
elected from the government the state
ment that it was aware that the number
of Russian troops had bene largely in
creased in Central Asia but, it was added,
the friendly treaty relations between
Great Britain and the Ameer Of Afghan
istan had not changed. Great Britain, 1t
was further asserted, had agreed TO the
establishment of a Russian consulate at
Bombay and if a consul was appointed
Great Britain mad the right to appoint
consul at Tidis, Russian Trans-Caucasia.
The Daily Chronicle, in rather alarm
ing editorial today regarding the Rus
sian designs on the Afghan frontier, after
reciting what is known of the position OF
affairs there, says: Both parties in par
lament have repeatedly asseverated that
the very next step-that of Herat-means
war. There is no doubt that Russia could
take Herat tomorrow, if she liked. Eng
land would need a month to reach the
same objective. The only barrier between
Russia and her prey is moral one"
The Daily Chronicle then pictures In
dias means Of defense, concluding that
Russia would probably not attempt to
caiza India
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There is no better medicine for the
babies than Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. Its pleasant taste and prompt
and effectual cures make it a favorite
with mothers and small children. 1t
quickly cures their coughs and colds, pre-
venting pneumonia or other serious con-
sequences. 1t also cures Group and has
been used in tens of thousands of cases
without a single failure so far as we
have been able to learn. 1t not only cures
Group, but when given as soon as the
croupy cough appears, will prevent the
attack. In cases of whooping cough 1t
liquefies the tough mucus, making it
easier to expectorate, and lessons the
severity and frequency of the paroxysms
of coughing, thus depriving that disease
of all dangerous consequences. For sale
by druggists
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PHYSICIANS.

DR. T.. $. PAYNE ~ MAIN. sppT,I-
~ ul,e1'cs ot women ana children s3grF
iactlOn guaranteed, call or write ''sf'
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Three Hundred Teachers Receive
Final instructions
MEETING AT HIGH SCHOOL.
II Was Held az II O'Clock This Fore
on-Teachers Meet with Their
Principals In Their own schools.

The schools Of salt Lake city will
open for the year ls0O-0l on Monday
morning at o'clock, Superintendent
Cooper looks for an exceptionally sue
cessful year Thousands Of the pa
irons OF the schools will Join I'm the hope
that his representations win be correct,
They also trust that there viii be no
repetition OF the scare OF last year on
account OF smallpox or other contagi-
Gus diseases
The enumeration recently made by
the board of education puts the school
population Of Salt Lake, IN round fig
urDs at 1900 OF these it is estimated
that fully 10000 children win Doe enrolled
during the first week, and he number
may be even larger than that There
VIII De- about an even three hundred
teachers IN the city schools this year
OF these 2i5 are OF the senu.r sex.
A meeting Uf the principals and
teachers took place dt the High school
at II O'Clock today at which Superin-
tenient Cooper outlined tha work OF
the year and gave instructions as 90 the
course TO be pursued particularly with
reference o. The opening on Monday
morning next
This afternoon the teachers met with
their principals IN the schools to which
they have been assigned and went
through their rooms md received such
further admonitIOn and advice as was
considered necessary
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DRAWS TWO PICTURES,
Aud Asks Which Of the Two is the
More Profitable.

Which indeed! What a foolish ques.
ton. What young man is there who
would care to become a drunken sot 90
preference to an honorable man? What
young man is there who would prefer
the gutter or a prison cell TO a happy
home2 What youns man is there who
prefers the Potters field to an honorei
grave kept green by loving hands? /
think you viii say he could not be
found, yet De can be found A poor
miserable creature whose lie IS "a bur.
den To- himself and a curse 90 his fol-
low men. for the example he has set,
whose home IS tho gutter and prison
cell. and last resting place the Pottcrs
Geld Hls lie has been empty be
dies uusung. Far better had he never
been born. yet, In his youth he had
equal advantage with his successful
brother. but-hut he strayed into the
path ut temptation. The glImmeriug
lights. the sparkling glass and the
gtIety OF 10 AN. We're too much for him
and De- ZEN. OF his future life. road 0t
the suffering ana wretChedness of the
thousands who zen slaves TO drink %.
N young men could only realize the
folly and misery OF intcmperanCe, what
blessing. what "a peace would prevail
throughout the land.
Who is TO blame for the intemperance
that now holds sway? surely not the
saloonkeeper does the blame rest
with the Christian people who support
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GIRLS SAD DEATH.
Stricken Down by Appendicitis on the
Threshold of WOmanhoOd,

The sincere sympathy OF the com
munity win go out TO Apostle John
Henry smith and wife Josephine
Groesbeck Smith over the announce
ment Of the death Of their daughter
Lucy. which sad event occurred at the
Holy Cross hospital last evening
The deceased was only a child in
years-thirteen In number-but In
other respects was almost a woman.
Intelligent. anectionate aud generous
"a a fault, she made many friends and
chung 10 her parents with an the iervor
OF her warm-hearted nature Just a
week ago today she became seriously
ill ana on Monday was removed TO the
hospital 10 undergo an operation for
appendicitis, which trouble II now
trauspires. had been chronic with her
The case was found 10 be an aggra-
waited one and the chances for her re-
covery very meaggr but skilled treat
ment and gentle nursing were OF no
avail and she sank peacefully into her
final slumber at $3.50 o'clock. There
was an element Of unusual sadness I'm
her demise TN that she did not wish Co
die. and struggled brayely against o.
II was her desire 10 live and assist her
parents % whom she was attached with
g devotion that was as remarkable Tor
rs strength as for lis enduring char
acter Her funera. viii take place
from the Seventeenth ward meeting
house at u o'clock tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08

I recitation rooms Tor training. The
sanitary arrangements for heat, light
ana ventilation. are as perfect as
science and experience can make them.
A committee OF the board OF regents,
with Architect klettIng visited the
best and most modern universities and
normal school buildings in the United
states, and our new University build
ings are the results OF their obserya-
uon.
The removal OF The training school
from the West building Of the old Uni-
versity sight changes very much the
patronage OF the school Though child
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teen years OF a chllds lite they are
likely never 10 be- formed Again the
correlation OF brain and hand in cducu-
tion are essential % the fullest develop
ment OF both mind ana body The new
training school has shops. TOOLS etc.
for the successful application ot this
work In all grades OF the school
DOMESTIC SCIENCE AND NATURE
STUDY
In connection with book study sys-
matte sense training VIII De-
given as children ut an
5AIasqo % p3uluu eQ luN sopOI1
their environment. viz heat Nsht aIr'
plant, animal, etc. suitable lapora-
tories are provided f1r This purpose.
Work IN domestic science, especially Tor
girls, VIII be carried ON. The question
De- asked, VIII this work m normal
training and domestic science lessen me
efficiency Of the regular grade WORK I.
The theory which is Justified boy actual
practice answers that the contrary "
true. BY enrlching Che motor ana
sense experience of the child, you make
easier Tor him the learning or the
various formal studies of the SCHOOL,
for the reason that they are connect
ed with the social interests of the chud,
and with hls real lifa in the world about
him. The boy or girl who has shown
strong mechanical 0r Industrial ten
denotes win thus De- furnished with
conditions favorable 90 their develop
mont hence the school more nearly
reaches the natural inciInauons Of
every child.
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him. The saloonkeeper Is In the bust
ness for what money he can get out
VI j.. his business IL licensed by law,
and he therefore has a right 10 exist.
II Christian people would cease to
patronize his business and revoke his
license. he would be a thing OF the past.
The Hight OF reason is beginning 10
break upon the minds n Christian men
and women They are awakening DO
the fact that with them lies the fault
OF intemperance and not with the sal
loonkeeper. Wherever money Is TO be
made, there viii be found men ready to
make II, no matter what It's results will
bring 90 others.
Christian men and women are begin.
ming 10 realize that they have the
power within their own hands 10 sup
press this evil and. that that power
is the holl0t VIII they make use Of
it' VIII they pluck the mote out OF
their own eyes or win they follow blind.
~ the idea that with the saloonkecper
Hes the fault VI an the misery and
welcomes OF intemperance. / hope
not For until that DAY comes when
Christian people realize that with them
and with no one else lies this monster
evil, intemperance viii flourish and
prosper.
EDWARD b. PHTPPEN.
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are special teachers who have charge
Of manual training. science, art. phys
zeal culture and music An excellent
juvenile library of choice literature.
covering an subjects and adapted TO the
different grades Is provided
The State Is 10 De congratulated
on the excellent opportunities which
will be offered FOR the training OF the
sons and daughters of Utah for service
In her schools Already has attention
been called by prominent educators 20
the excellent work OF our home lnstitu-
ton. The splendid exhibit OF the work
done by the children OF the training
school. which was on exhibition at the
National Education association, re-
ceiyed the highest commentator from
leading educators In the East and West
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08
ROWLAND HALL.

a visit 20 Rowland hall at 2O5 First
street VIII show that a good many inn
ptoFement have been made In the
buildings and grounds during the va
cation Everything is In fine condition
for the work Of the coming year Miss
Colbufne, the principal, has arrived.
ana Wal Doe glad TO show visitors
through the buildings and answer any
questions as TO the school work. The
annual term begins at 3 o'clock on
wednesday morning Sept. 18th. All OF
the teachers win bee In their places by
tomorrow night Persons who are look
Ing Tor school where the very best
mental training win be given, and the
best care taken OF pupils viii do well TO
call upon Miss C0lburne.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08
THE NEWS" DURING
FAIR AND
CONFERENCE WEEK.

All indications point to an immense
attendance at the coming Conference
and State Fair the FIRST week In Octo-
Der. ADVERTISERS DESIRING TO
REACH THE PEOPLE IN THEIR
HOMES can do so effectively by using
the semi-Weekly News lprnted Mon
days and Thursdays) before the Confer.
ence season AS all subscribers Of the
Semi weekly News who visit the city
receive the DAILY FREE during their
stay that paper win be an unexcelled
advertising medium during Fair and
Conference week.
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as the American Wooden Company. The
company consumes upwards Of 100000
900 pounds OF wool annually, Before the
consolidation the mills had at least
twenty-five buyers. now two men do
the buying for all Of them.
Regarding the sheep business In the
West Mr. CUntons observation bear
out the statements made by others as
10 the range being dry. In Idaho they
have plenty Of hay and some Of the
range Is fairly good In Montana and
Wyoming the range In most sections Is
badly burned out and a hard winter
would be almost certain 10 cause heavy
losses Omaha Journal Stockman.
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SHEEPMAN TALKS WOOL.
A salt Laker Visits Boston and Gives
His Views Of the Situation.

James +. Clinton. who had in a train
OF Idaho sheep about ten days ago
was al the yards today ou his way
home from Boston Before roing into
sheep raising Mr. clinton was In the
wool business In the East and naturally
fell In with the wool men Boz Boston.
He found the statistical position Of
wool very strong but as "a matter of
fact little business is being transacted.
Three weeks ago IL looked as II there
would be @ very good Woo. market.
but The manufacturers are not buying
as the iobbors are not takine the manu-
featured goods Clothing .1Dbors are
complaining that orders arg not COM
ing in from the country sun wool
men are figuring on wool selling ia
January on the basis OF 55 cents
cleaned for tine medium territories
That means about % cents I'm Idaho
for The average Idaho wool in the
grease.
one Of the worst features OF the
present situation Is the combination OF
the worsted mills into what Is known
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08
A DAY IN THE MOUNTAINS.

The following round trip rates are In
eject TO points On the Rio Grande
Western Railway.
Pharaoh's Glen ,Parleys Canyon 5 80
Oid Arm Chair Parieys Canyon 81. 80
Brghtons lsilvgr Lake, o. D., ..,,.450
Scenic Circle Tour $500. Sundays. 200
Provo Canyon Resorts on Sundays. 200
Ogden and ogden Canyon B.. b. oil. 22j
Reduced rates Cor parties 10 Castillo,
and the many lakes, streams and camp
lng-out places In eastern and southern
Utah. A trip 10 the Grand Canyon O,
Colorado by way OF Richheld, etc. Is
the best two weeks outing in the
world Ticket ONCE, DOoly Block
Corner.
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II Is fast becoming recognized by the
best educators OF our country that
manual training Is an essential part
OF every child's education, from the
standpoint Of both mental power and
practical skill A strong sentiment Is
growing among parents 80 that they
are now making demand upon the
public schools for such training In
dustrlal skin Is regarded as imperative,
especially to the city boy who has no
opportunities for manual work on the
farm or In the shop, II is a psychologt-
cal fact mat unless industrial motor
habits are formed within the first four
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08

MATHoNlHAH THOMAS law
Rooms f2O-ig3 Atlas B'oAl," YER
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DESERETEVENINGN NEWS
WEATHER REPORT.


observations taken at a. M
Salt Lake City-bsr0metor Z5:6li
current temperaturo.5 90 maximum tenn
porature Sd. minimum temperature
IS. mean temperature, u, when Is
above normal
Accumulated excess N temperature
since the first OF the month. 49,
Accumulated excess 0f temperature
since January lst 100.
Accumulated deficiency ~ precipita-
ton since the first OF The month, JUS
Accumulated deficiency Of preclpita-
ton since January lst. i25 Inches.
FORECASTEs TILLGP. NJ SUNDAY.
Local forecast Tor Salt Lake city and
conditions somewhat threatening but
probably fair weather tonight and sun
day cooler tonight
Utah. made at San Francisco)
Fair tonight and sunday
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
slight baromeulc lepressons he over
northern Utah and southern Idaho ana
over western Nebraska The Gulf
storm is apparently central near the
Texas and Louisiana coast The crest
OF the high lies over Manitoba ana
pressure ls moderately high over the
Pacific Northwest Rain has fallen
over Washington. Oregon. Montana,
western Colorado. eastern South Dako-
"a Minnesota. Wisconsin northern New
Mexico and along the west Gulf coast
Huron reports nc and New orleans
12s inch. II Is cooler over Nevada,
southern Idaho. western Montana, wy.
oming and western South Dakota.
l. II. MURDOCH,
Section Director.
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ENGRAVED WEDDINGS.

IVJ-EnETaYld WeddInEs. with inside
and outside envelopes, the finest
stock. for $3.50.
t0-Engravei Weddings, same as
above $500.
100 Cards Engraved. $3.50.
DO Cards Engraved, }l.00
This price includes plate engraved in
any style. JOHN HELD,
G. Main
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MACHINERY REPAIRING.

ALL KINDS PRICES THAT SUIT
Bcycles repaired Ganmnnn, lh ""'
lirtt south.
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I0-d8y'S Metals.
MyfR, Bsh g. ~
HAD, $500
CASING COPPER I5t2 eenfssM
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The attendance at sal.alr is such as
10 warrant the resort being kept open
ior some time To come. The water Is In
prime condition for bathing
The sermon by Elder c. w. Peprose.
delivered IN the Tabernacle on Sunday.
August 10, on the subject, Salvation
ior the Living and the Dead" has been
printed IN pamphlet form Copies are
now on sale at the "News'o flee
DR.. A, c. Young who recently mot
with u painful accident al Spencer.
Idaho, 10 the extent OF falling through
the platform Of the depot is IN fair
way 10 recovery and win be out and
around again In a few days. His in
Jurles are confined 70 general bruises
and a sprained wrist
Mayor Thompson, city Engineer
Kelsey, John h. Dooly chairman Of
the board OF public works. Superinten-
dent OF WateWroks Hines. and num-
ber OF city couucilmcn, took a trip up
city Creek canyon this afternoon for
the purpose of considering what can
be done towards the establishment Of
another distributing reservoir
Miss Lillian Swift who graduated
with high hon0rS from the Utah school
Tor the deaf. last season, will leave for
Washington IN q few days. where she
expects 20 spend the next five years as
a student Of the Gallaudct College.
Miss Swift is a very bright young lady
and is one Of the only two that grad
uated from the Utah institution last
year
The report OF the local board Of health
Tor the week Is as follows, Births. 90
equally divided between the sexes.
deaths, Is; males, 10. females. 8. bodies
brought here Tor lnterment b. shipped
away FOR interment elsewhere, 3. con-
tagious disease flags outstanding 8
covering 3 cases I Of which reported
during the week There were G cases OF
typhoid fever reported ana one case Of
smallpox"
A boy named Spencer, who resides In
the vicinity Of State and Eleventh
south streets. was injured In bicycle
accident yesterday afternoon. lie was
riding his wheel along the bicycle path
on state street when an unknown man
driving a buggy crowded him 10 the
extent that the lad was violently
thrown from his bicycle and sustained
a broken ankle The driver OF the We
hicle Kept right on In his headlong ca
feer. never stopping TO enquire as 90
me extent Of the injuries inflicted by
his carelessness. The name OF the fell
low consequently could no, be secured.
-
We pay 4 per cent interest per an
nun on 81 or thousands. lions Saw |
mss Bank and Trust company. Loren |
20 snow, president; George NJ. Can |
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a safe and permanent cure for drunk
enness. Send your friend TO US FOR
treatment II viii save a lot OF good
men that can't be duplicated.
Address Kelley Institute or Lock Box
49, Salt Lake City. Utah.
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one SoRREL MARE ABOUT be YEARS
oa u g lett thigh one bay horse about no
harness. ANA wagon N the allow de,erib.3
animals are not claimed on or before Sen'
tgmpg,t lhe lith. lao they will be ,old Al
ny Lsitay Pound al 2 p, N. John o. Nat.
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OPENING OF NEW
TRAINING SCHOOL
important Event is Scheduled to
Take Place ON Monday,
A MAGNIFICENT BUILDING.
scope fStuciure and work Manual
Training, Domestic Science, etc.
Teaching Force.

The public is deeply interested In the
new University buildings which are
past nearing completion. a host Of
workmen are rushing the completion
Of the Normal building 80 thstitwill be
ready for use by the University Train
Ing school on Monday next, the time
when an the city schools begin their
work
II Is dOnhtfm n any elunatInnnl In
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WANTED.

Eli'AKD AND ROOMS FOR STUDENTS
OF the University OF Utah, Also places where
students mIy work fOr board send terms.
vail, University of g. tah. Salt Lake city.