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WITH THE JUSTICES.
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a warrant for the arrest OF Carl
johnson. q young boy was Issued from
the office OF Judge McMaster today.
The grievance against Johnson Is that
he Is said 10 have piled sand on the
Rapid Transit railroad track. 20 the eX-
tent that the passage Of the cars was
delayed very much.
Arnold Hoke was today dismissed by
Justice Kroeger. on the suggestion Of
Assistant County Attorney Gunter
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OFF FOR DENVER

MI. and Mrs n r. Thomas Jr leave
Tor Denver over this evenings Rio
Grande Western train. They had not
Intended leaving until tomorrow night
but q telegram from Mrs Thomas's
-f7'hor who resides 40 the Queen city
~ tho Plains. received al noon today
urging them 10 leave az once. stating
that their presence was needed IN Den
yer on Sunday.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

The time FOR viewing remains OF
Lorenzo Petit win be from 10 10 1850
O'Clock Sunday Friends Of deceased
are invited 10 be present.
Miss Aryllla Clark came up from
Provo today 20 spend a few days in the
city II Is probable that she will sing
IN the Tabernacle on Sunday Director
Ensign OF the choir having made that
special request Of her.
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DISPUTE OVER WATER.

John G. Labrum has sworn 90 a COM
plant before Justice Stevenson at Big
Cottonwood charging Nephi How
croft, the well known well driver, with
taking water not belonging TO him from
Little Cottonwood creek HOwCrOft
denies the allegation and. according 20
reports, "dehes the alligator The
case wiz be heard tomorrow or Mon
day.
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WILL LEAVE ON MONDAY.
Lieut.. White and His Troops Receive
Final Orders.

Lieutenant white received final or
dcrs last night from Washington and
the troop win leave for the Preside on
Monday. They viii then sail for Ma
gasah. Japan. and IN an probability
VIII 90 from there to China. Lieutenant
White has won many friends during his
stay in the city. and his departure Will
be- keenly regretted by them
Twenty-Five members OF the Seventh
infantry commanded by "a non-commis-
stoned officer. were met at the depot
last night by a few troopers from the
post. and escorted to Fort Douglas their
future home,
The horses OF Whites troop are 10 go
by way Of Seattle, In charge OF twelve
men. while the body Of the troop VIII 60
lhc shortest route,
The new soldiers are from Fort Lo-
gan. Colorado, direct, and are a good
looking set
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NEW AGENT
Lawrence Young Appointed by the b,
Y. Trust Company,

Al a meeting of the directors 0f the
j. y Trust company held this morning
but one item of business was acu0m-
plished and that an Important oue Mr.
Lawrence Young was appointed agent
for the company Mt Y0unFs many
friends VIII he very pleased t0 know
OF his important business commission.
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ARCHBISHOP RiOBDAN HERE
Met at the Depot bya Reception Com
mittee This Afternoon.

Archbishop Riordan arrived IN Salt
Lake city at 3 o'clock this afternoon
from san Francisco In company with
Father kiely, VINO went 10 Ogden TO
meet him. There were large number
Of prominent citizens az the depot 20
meet the distinguished prelate. incud-
ing Bishop Seaman. Mrs Ivers. Mrs.
salisbury. Mrs Keith. Mrs. Kearns.
Mrs. Judge Mrs Sullivan. Mrs. Keogh
Mrs. A. H. Tarbet. Mrs. d. Tarbet.
Mrs. Joseph Geoghegau. Father Lar
kin, William y. OMeara and many 9TH
ers
After greeting the archbishop very
cordially the party escorted him TO the
home Of Bishop Seaman. where a pub
DE reception viii be rendered him this
evening
THE ARCHBIsHOP's CAREER.
Archbishop Patrick William Rlordan
was born August %, 1871. lie was tak-
en- 20 Chicago by bis parents In his sew
enth year. Early in NE be developed
taste Tor ecclesiastical studies, and was
sent 90 the university of st. Mary's of
the lake. He was later sent 10 the
American college at Rome lie soon
had 90 quit the capital. however. on
account Of malaria lie went 10 Paris
and Louvaln where he completed his
course In 1865 he was ordained by
Cardinal Sterckx. az Belgium and on
returning 10 the United states was app
pointed professor OF ecclesiastical his
tory and canon law in the theological
seminary Of ST. Mar's n Chicago. lac
ter filling the chair of dogmatic thpoll-
gy After brief missionary work DE
was made rector Of St. james church
IN Chicago.
In 1883 ne received notification Of his
appointment as tltuar bishop of TabOsa
and coadjutor with the right OF suc-
cessi0u % the most Rev Archbishop
Alemany of San Francisco he reached
San Francisco on the 9Th Of November.
and was met by O party OF prominent
church people and escorted 10 the home
of the archbishop. Archbishop Alemany
soon resigned, Rlordan succeeding 90
his place.
LAYING THE CORNER STONE.
on next Sunday at $3.50 .. m., an event
Of great importance In the re-
li.ious history OF salt Lake win take
place. that is. the laying Of the core
ner stone OF the new Catholic cathe-
dr8l The program win commence
with Haydens Grand TIE Deum" by
one hundred voices The cere 1nlas
incident 90 the laying ~ the corner
stone win then follow The archbishop
of san Francisco aud bishop of salt
Lake. assisted by others OF the hiar-
archy VIII conduct these ceremonies
Archbishop Riordan will deliver the or
alton.
Incidental 90 the order prescribed by
the rubric Tor this solemn occasion and
at appropriate pauses In its progress,
the following musical numbers viii add
attractivenuss 90 the program.
"1'hIs Is the day "a which we all re-
joice, by Dressler. 90 BE- followed by
that masterpiece OF religious music, the
"Gloria," OF Mazart's Twelfth Mass, by
the enlarged choir Of ST. Mary's cathe-
dral Immediately preceding the arch
bishops address. win be rendered NIL
lard's "Veni Creator"
II is eXpeded by the Catholic author
tiles that the ceremonies will be at
tended BY fully ten thousand people.
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TOOELE MAN BANKRUPT.
David +. Davis Of st. John Files Petit
ton in Federal Court,

David f. Davis, farmer residing at
81. John, Tooele county, filed a petition
in voluntary bankruptcy today in the
United States court lie represents
his liabilities as being 8S33.51 and
his assets $4,000. OF the latter all
are claimed to be exempt They consist
OF real estate, valued at 300 a horse
and cow worth SIPS and buggy
worth $50. and a few minor articles OF
his liabilities 1906 are secured and ST.
1851 are unsecured.
His nrlnrlnnl nrenlinrs are.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County CLERK or the respective
sIgners Tor further information

consult County clerk or the respective
slgneH Tor further information.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO
bate Division. 30 and for salt Lake
County, State Of Utah In the matter
of the estate OF William Cow. deceased
Notice The petition Of Utah say.ng
ana Trust Company administrator q.
the estate Of William Cow, deceased
praying for an order of sale OF rtt
property OF said decedent, and that al
persons interested appear before lle
said Court 10 show cause why an order
should not be- granted 20 sell $50 ml,h
as shall Doe necessary. Of the following
described real estate Of said deceased
to-wit: The north seven (O rods ana
the west five 90 rods Of lot FIVE o.
block thirteen 90, plat "A, SAT- Law
CITY Survey, has been set for heaIins
on wednesday. the LIST day of Ausl.g
\. d.. 1900. at $3.50 o'clock o.. no. az %.
County Court House. IN the Cou1
Room or said Court In Salt Lake cry
salt Lake County Utah
Witness the Clerk of SAG
Court Riih the seal Thereon
(SeaD affixed this 18th day of July
a. r., 1900
DAVID O.. DUNBAR. Clerk
BY ALBERT j SCARE. Deputy CLERK
Geo. J.. Nye Attorney.
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

July 20. 1900
T0days clearngs O.. o. O.. .,S2sb, lonVO
Same day last year o.. g.. o. e.. 5hlb-A.so
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Shirt Waists Hair Price.
Entire stock, ranging from SOC kinds
TO $500, half priced. Saturday
AT WALKERS.
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shin Mai.t. nalf Prlcr.

Entire stock. ranging from SOC kinds
TO $500. half priced, Saturday
AT WALKERS.
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shrt waists Half Prlc

Entire stock, ranging from SOC kinds
10 $500, half priced, saturday
AT WALkER'S.
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STATE BORROWS MONEY.
Loan Commissioners Negotiate So,
900 Loan at 3 Per Cent Interest.

The State board Of loan commission
ers met In Governor Welrs Office yes
terday afternoon and decided TO borrow
the sum Of $4,000 from the National
Park bank OF New Jersey for five
months at the rate Of per cent per
annum interest This step was taken
IN order that the state treasury may
not become depleted and IN order that
warrants now out may not ~ unpaid.
BY about the middle Of December
tax revenues will be available when this
loan and one for a similar amount OBJ
tanned two or three months ag1 win be
paid on.
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ORE AND BULLION REPORTS.
MccoRNICK 3 "a.

Mingo bullion .. B.. e. Q, q" .,.-S8 0lV
silver and lead ores o. q. ...,,,..., sVl0
Cyanidea e.. o.. o.. go. o.. ...... ZouV
BANBEBGER & MCMILLAN
D..ffi.- 80 900
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shirt Waists-Half Price
Entire stock. ranging from -0c kinds
60 si2.gO half priced. saturday,
AT WALKERS.
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~ THE DISTRICT COURT PROBATE
Division. IN aud FOR salt Lake County Stlg
NJ ' tab. va HE MT or Of tho D,.l'.
sarah VI. Granger i,imh D. deceased W.
The petition uf llyUm W imn.
franklin u. kimball. praying Tor me
mission % prObgtpuf accrtaln dOcumCnhp"i
porting 90 be the asst VIII and lvt
ION the grnnti r n Lei er. re,tamenuNm
hyrum W NmHal odd Franklin 70. ",
hil. has been set for heari ~ Ncin. aaA
the l,t day Of 'ng1 D.. 81, ID Nll, l
O'Clock "a, m at the county Court ~.
the Court Room 0i said Co r., 70 nt L'''
CITY, salt Lake ou ~ Jtau ...t
Witness ihc CLERK az 'l.d 'Ui
with the seal thereof IA
l~eall th, 18th day ~ July a.. Ii n"
DAVID g. DuNB'h -
BY Albert j. ~oare. p.puiy
Richards & Narlan. Attorneys
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS o.. WE %g,''f
Churlos H1fsen deceased crrd.' E
present claims with vouchers to ihe uis
,med at The law office. d roth llne Az
i.O ADrrbach Rlork. rn or before tht ''tl Vs.
Of November a. ID. 1870 .....>
Administrator of the estate ~ ''"
boYsau. Deceased - n
Date OF first publication July 'V'h %
ilOl
booth Ice & Richie. attorneys.
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NOpICF To CREDITORS EsIAlh Nh
Maknnho KaaeDa deceased Credit o, a.
present claims With vouchers % ihe -iI,sa
signed o. the Office OF Richards y. RI
Mccormick Block, salt Lake Cityson ID
tore the twenty second day Of M'l' -
HANNAH KAAFp 400
Administrators II tho Estate OF
kaaepa. Docelted.
Richards 4 YArlan, AttOrn ~ II Iuy,
Date Of first publication. On Jay "
A. ID. 1901
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After doctors failed to cure me cc
pneumonia | used One Minute Cough
Cure and three bottles Of it cured. 1t
is also the best remedy on earth for
whoopinv cough. 1t cured my grand
children Of the worst eases writes
Jno. Berry, Loganton, Pa. 1t is the
only harmless remedy that gives i'm
mediate results. Cares coughs, colds,
Group and throat and lung troubles.
1t prevents consumption Children
always like it, Mothers endorse it.
Evans Pharmacy.
= Sunday school Teacher Always
tell the truth, my boy. You re too
young to tell lies New scholar
"Who? Ne? Not much! I've told Gu,
till | was so sore l couldn t sit down. :"
John nirr, Poscyville, Ind. says. 80!
never used anything as good us Nnc
Minute Cough Cure. We are never
without it, Quickly breaks up all
coughs and colds. Cures all throat
and lung troubles. Its uso will pre-
Vent consumption. Pleasant to take.
Evans Pharmacy.
= 1t has been estimated taat a bell
of common size whose sound would
penetrate distance Of three to five
miles on shore, could, if submerged in
the sea, be heard distance Of over 60
miles.
az had bronchitis every winter for
years and no medicine gave me perma
rent relief till l began to take One
Minute Cough Cure. l know it is the
hest cough medicine made says T.
Noontz. Cory, Pa. 1t quickly cures
coughs, colds, Group, asthma, grippe
and throat and lung troubles. 1t is
the chi!dron's iavorite remedy. Cures
quickly. Evans Pharmacy.
y man in Philadelphia makes a
living by selling foreign hotel. express
and railroad labels to people that
paste them on their baggage to create
the impression that they have been
abroad.
Geo. Barbe, Mendoza, Va, says,
Nothing did me so much good as Ko-
dol Dyspepsia Cure. One dose reliev-
ed, few bottles cured me-" 1t di-
gcsts what you eat and always cures
dyspepsia. Evans Pharmacy.
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- ,e' for the .nary roaso', aircady
ne uiionel,
Second, is Replacement. By girllc
of strong cloth supporting the bust
ani adjusted to the size %. the
W'arAl
iairG. -n.pen,ieIS should be worn,
particularly whcn Il woman is ;hin.
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.Ncwk ana 1aM.ay..

CilNi>rN CNiii,,J. February ~. Il c'ie
Ghi- corr 'en Visited the tcNliI i.',5
>choa! i'~ Nees .,nd ~cc,r iplp '
lhrol Ii Ill. i,.'owine
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Whea the Romans manumitted

:.
80 ""' ANo'"'" ~"
sun, ''u ''o''' cap Hs soo'i 's 'hS
wa ''"'' ~ !" - N'o"' - i i''cfl'hu'
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'"'','- o-'iN'' 80 ~. ~
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Wy i'''', ~ ~ fs'M, !"
'''' - ~ ,Ho ''''SA
81 an ''4..1 '''. .ii"'''a ae 'frF.
"f i'.eNr'g =. ,''" .1eriY CAP
,nins nruld - eeizy will aain
n.. q: ne. IT,. ifHn'l vlin : l'lia
i...ni. a!i'p- fir w. H. %saplet0n,
s. mnsniA pa. ~ asAc been aliictcl
Hli' 'iria'isn' ;pr F., .r'ai yfars ana
- r,I .''''',''+I "',n.'s n;'ly1i; t;.:,',
/ M. soi 1o,. nr Onn anpliea,ion
rc.i.yrs ;lo pain. For sal. by Hill
Orr DEUS Eo-
'fhc member: of the 'nited
STATE senate las. summer got away
wi'h - DoSe; OF lc'non, month. \
ha'F npx of lemons. 29D lemons 4
nion;h, for each senator average, ABOUT
SIX lemons day. Six lemons will
maj - glasses OF lemonade OK six
rica"H> Tie amount ct Ice used By
the aeoatora III onc winter ~as l20, $50
ponnlS iiiry used iasi year l0G
cases Of ii'hia water, AND 2,'l7 pounds
Of sn-a. werc required to s@erten the
bcvrra::''.
Mrs. j iA. Miller. Newton ''rH'-
ton' q; "fissS; | st. .-s'' - S
,n,,, !, c,r'.s u,In. o ,S,i Lnni,ov'.~, .
thing. All frnululent limitations are
worthless Il rs Pharmacy
81 have "a, II from which snf-
fcrc'l drcaifuiiy; can you recommend
anything tina. "ii 'urr it?'' Ger
,alnly madam. s.ct. here you have
an cyce!l.n. preparation which will
make your corn disappear in very
shor.Aimc have 4 customer who
has used thi. lc.ion for the last II
Years. and he never iricS anything
e.sc"
Nv hen marry i Shall try - oc
sure Of one thing, anL that is tl.at
have u wonlai, cf sense. .You mean
q wo;aau Of prudence and fore,hought,
with Inc perceptions and q knowledge e
OF human nuturc?'' Yes, that's it
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w. S. Philpot, Albany, Ga, says,
"DoWitt's Little Early Risers did
mo moro good than any pills I ever
took" The famous little pills for
constipation, biliousness and liverand
bowel troubles. Evans Pharmacy.
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For,rt> Are condemned.

The en- is the enemy ofols
The Or r!. aa. i ',ilins never Gsc, Il.
Au .Athcnian v'n..sn ri iM4 oidcr 'i.e
woui. l,ol, uY,n crrsrt not only a.,
injurious, bur a. 4riy. She nv,ci;;
used 4 .cn,ie pirdic T. sustain her
Jus; IN he lliddlc ares the co,~ct
appeared IL il, incipient stage. For
the past lnnlrcd years We have had it
il ali IL abuse and abomination Let
us fir, rons;clc: the corset from by
gicn.c aud physiological polnt Of view,
sa5 Niic 'i'ylcka, VI H., di.;in.
rulsled woman l!,.:sician Of Paris.
i'inr'!ic~. rutap.itico agree eha,
tho '.',hc..i',f..i ihoye y o
're.n II lit" j.. i,.e ~ ca, IS awai
'I epHt at
nt. uu .i-
tsao fie n. b. rou. pEh-
crA cl- tH.sty nom,n pnt oi
tlcir ai.iey np ia IT,
nor,iH uot deH tlcp u.sl
lley rs.ira f.v the rleht. -Anl TIE
cr.,o,s,i.inc ,,,u, ,ais ,n,,;n.h;.
nr,e,jcn .,i,, women If r,sb;o,
seem n,l To lnpH thai The stctiodes
r,oa ,.r ,;r.jie, ~ t),, ,no;o,,
,,rc... ,,,..h ,,or. L.,,,;f,, ,,d
becpu,lng.
u,nu,ens ;.o,i;.. ,re ,,,d. :, I,oi.
},,n.. or shor, ,,v means of ,he cor.at
Au,; i, !, no., merely !, ,non,,,,cc
m ,lo;r ,o1;o. 49,. ,o,a.r vho
,or.nt h.v;,, bc,, warn ror re,.r,-
,;,,.. ,,,. ,,n,,.., or ..,r.o,,,,,,o
,,n ,,,; Inn ~
i,d;.. or a., .c.,- ,..o
j,..r.J;,v ,n,]. i, .;.,Ii, ,,ji :.
,.,n Yu -
stom,ch
!, r,,sc.. .rl., !. .,,l,.d.h. ,.,,ol,.
l;ir.,. .hnw, j., h, r..o,, .,.ooe
;hn. .,c,r,s yyn,,a (;u;,hor,
.,r,. ,ho l;ror J., n,Jo
,ooI. ,.L,n,;,o 7, l:.,,.hr III ~
f,,.; ,r , , - III
ho,,,.
w,c ..or.o. ;.,,,;,, Ill.,
os ~. ,..,r.r .i,,..;,,,f.,s,.;ru ~
!, ,r.r. ;,..,...d :. .h,nnn, ILL.,
,,o r,,,.,n, of
.r. ). ,,oula ho .,,.xn1 .n,o., ,l,ns,
NJ, 3
,h jill. ~. ..,r, ,o.s;h,, ,,;
t;o. c,ar, ,.,,rs;,,au;.,, n,;., ns
v;,a
rhc souccvs,, n,r,- .y, III. ;,,y.
!; dcath'v color.
The chest of 4 woman continues Ia
grow large from 16 until She is -
years old. The corset dcforms the
chest.
The continuous struggle between
natural form Of tho chest and the
fern caused Dy the corset is most in
furious. Itrounds the chest. Il fre-
ouently makes the trausyersal diane
ter equal to the diameter from the
front to back.
The corset enfeeb]es the brcath;nr
capacjlv. Tn soncczed chests the
physical conditions of respiration are
not favorable for the vivifvinr Of
blood. which. of course ia necessary
TO produce heat for tn. nropor sunnnrt
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49, '''
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,.
M
' " In.
trained for this work
ne notwithstanding OF cPl''" =
no" one "i the ifadinS industries ol
the south. lhc manipu'ati'l' ana
manufacture OF cotton INTO yarns a"n
cloth. aS "cll as the coinmerc'a' hasa
hnN % the ra" material IN" the or
CARNATIONS OF various kinds Tor thr
dlstribut'on OF s"cii rr'"rc'S, i"fi'iah
employment Tor " large per cen'. ''
our population.
Competition, h'onght about ny the
RAPID increase OF ;rNNir i"sll5, = lax
ing IT necessary Tor thcSc hanui'ci.'
crN to employ increasingly skilled
managers ana ""crsccrS, preferably
with the knowlcdgc, not only OF tic
practical care and operation oi ma
chlnery, but OF all the many details OF
cotton manufacture, conductive TO
economy, excellence OF Workmanship
and the production OF more elegant
and tasteful designs.
SCHOOL BETTER THAN MILLS.
,,,r, :,
e',' . -, ny .' l:
20 ~" ,.,A,, -" . - .'"e 70
:,I e.
O.,
'.m' e ~,
oA ~
-, po'
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s: rn'o -, :" wy .' NY az :"
=, 90 ue'. - '"' p'''e''o"' op''".'o" -
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=,
w 49, '''''' " '''" ., - : - - :
"n'on - 90 necessary ~ '"e'' 'ueoe''
- - = ' ~ - = " - " '''''
ssrS' ..S ~, i,
~ ~ 'oo' % 81 "'' ''u.p
~ ~ p.ao',0"' 10" ~ ~" ." -,
''.i I"N 'no D.'' 100 y ~ ~ ~ ~ ''"u
~" 80. o'"lp''o A"Ae.''
to;,oa .,nt oe s,oh ,l,r..
RI, tboso r;lls oro not oncra.e,, ror
;nstrrot;o, n,xnoso, na;,hor ,,ro
these managers the time to devote to
the instruction Of Young men who may
chance to come under their obscrya-
ton. And in MANY eases the younr
man in the mill has not had that pre-
vious technical foundation upon which
70 srec;o,;zc in ;nlnstrv tbcrerorc hc
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Reserve Food OF the Sfarli.

UP aralna. a'frc>h batch q s''ti1t!rS
proving the fapf IAereH-e p'i'''a
tion tbrorsh'.'' ''."'ar'h.
The aarm,t q, sci. a ;he mar
who reear.i, three square meals q day
a, necessary 10 his comfor, Will find
rc.,surips ness IN the fac, hat the
re,0i.c food surpiy Of the World has
;,.sa :o,iare,. i'.cxliau,,3le
RI, !,,p"t;ri, o: .Apr.c'l.,a;e AZ
y .iav,rri s9nor,,y ior tis.s cpn..
~ y. inform .'i,l pr
.te VA. b..n ...j
n. ii.. -'lat:l- a
NI III
itp4 tt,4n ate
o. 80 i. j',5-lt ii'1-
..W... nl. Y.s al'.-
n. :'eeailli io. .He raIsp. ;a.s'c
o,, n:,.i The rrw ,r nrriar,.l ilpd
iset- .:. tAa.ryA.lc asa ',n;ri-
l.. us di.,. iin. TIE extent t. N.itl.
t!ty can bc '+rri ~ lnn!.,inu Tie
laenu 81 I'll" rivlizai cooh
Some very interesting anl s,a.,iin4
far,- are hriu.- handed ~ through The
report, that cover the fooi ires,icn
from Ncw i-.ugl4ui ~ the Philippines.
irO,h AlcHicp % tiic hear. Il tho Nnu-
''.'"h f'.2'i'
mas ''cP'' ''''c'''''u
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v me- i 'f|cA ''ge'a'i'7 '"''r nc
limit "a variety en- 'he a'ofaSf' 1ap."'
the '"i''' i @'''"'h" ''h'i'Ici7 ~ Nih"S
th's are nH,f'''''S 'e''c'ons ana easy
~ cultivate
mat Il si"3if via t'ihc 81 "es''r"
in"lah- y n7'hH 'oI'y'o"r KINGS 81
Ycsc'aoics wh'c'' are ahSoiu;ely IN
AH""n' even |" the ch'ci VINO draws y
salary Il, iar2N "S mat Oh h''cd
states senator.
.Nn endless variety "' ho"n'foaHeh
Wc'n' can oc converted iH'' "hoic-
s"'"r, sHcc"icht &"rach FNc''.
rVcn the in"oh na'iEnco hc'tie mas
inc latest Nnaii''e' "' d "''''''as en-
fcin''iS'
ESPECIALLY intcrc., ..~ nsr the facts
furnished by The nut specialists
There is no product that requires so
little cultivation as the nut, and none
is more wholesome as food staple.
An orchard Of two thousand trees in
California yields every year over
twenty-four thousandspounds of hull
ed nuts.
Already the commercial mind has
seized upon the enormous profits to
accrue from the sale of various pre-
parations of nuts, and at least ten
large companies manufacture nothing
but nut foods.
The Government is making sa spe
cial point Of recommending nut cul-
ture. In New England the abandoned
farms are being planted with nut
trees, and the worked-out ground is
found to furnish nourishmcnt enough
TO cause the walnut, buttcrnut and
chestnut tc flourish abundantly.
Farms in nearly every Northeastern
State are planting nut treesl along
with their peaches and pears, and arc
utilizing the hillsidcs where nothing
else will grow for nut orchards.
In the past the objection to nuts ~
food has been that they were deemed
h ard to digest but, with the new
methods Of preparing and cooking
them, they arc rendered as hcalthful
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-02-28
OTHER lNnUsralAL EptTcATIoS.

y little training Of our own people
will put them in possession of the
knowledge necessary to bring about
this increase in the value Of our raw
materials. This result, however, can
not be brought about by textile cduca-
tion alone, but We must have trained
civil, electrical and mechanical engi-
neers, as we'll as textile engineers,
and TO make these men We must
have special schools for training
them