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Big prifts in the valley.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
winchester. Va, Feb. 24-Reports re-
ceived this evening from many points IN
the Shenandoah Valley state that one OF
tie heaviest snowstorms in recent years,
which began early this morning was still
ia progress. In the Winchester section
there has been no intermission, and, ac-
cOmpanied by high winds large drifts
have been formed along railroads and
country roadways. Railroads fear the
snow viii seriously interfere with the
running of trains by daybreak.
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George Andrew Reynolds Dead.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Hagerstown. Md. Feb. 4.-George An
drew Reynolds. a leading fruit grower of
the county, died to-day at his home, near
Cavctown. from heart trouble, aged sew
enty-fiye years. He is survived by six
children, including Daniel Reynolds. and
Mrs. Clara Bomberger, both Of Hagers-
town.
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Henrr snow at Rngcrstown.

Special - The Washington Herald
Hagerstewn, Nd, Feb. 2L-Snow has
been falling in this section since early
this morning and tonight covers the
ground TO a depth Of seven inches. Some
bad drifts are reported from the noun
tain sections. The snow has seriously
interfered with travel on the electric
lines running out of Hagerstown.
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SLEET FALLS AT RICHMOND.
Storm Conditions Worst i'm Southern
Virginia and North Carolina.

Special 70 ihe Washington Herald
Richmond. Feb. 2i-Richmond is In the
grasp OF another snow and sleet storm
tonight Several inches Of sleet fell
during the day and is still falling, with
every indie alton that the mass viii freeze
solidly before morning.
Wires all over the city are clogged with
ice, but there has been no interruption
OF traffic so far. Trees in the parks are
bowed down under the weight OF ice.
II is said 30 be warmer in Southwest Vir-
ginia. In Southern Virginia and North
Carolina the conditions are the worst
Raleigh is said TO be practically isO-
lated tonight. every pole o. the Postal
Telegraph Company being down, and
nearly all Of the Western Union. Snow
has not been entirely OF the ground in
Richmond for several weeks.
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ATTORNEY DIES ON TRAIN.
John II. Lewis, of LynchburE, Was
Uncle of Mrs. w. VI. Astor.

Uncle of Mrs. w. VI. Astor.
Richmond, Feb. Awhile Mrs. William
Waldorf Astor. j.. nee Mrs Mamie
Langh0rne Shaw. Of Albemarle County
this State, was making her bow before
the King and Queen Of England at the
royal reception in London. Friday night,
her uncle. John Fl. Lewis. aged sixty
six years. one OF the most prominent at
toTneys Of Lynchburg. fell dead on a
train while returning from Norfolk on
professional business. Accompanyir 8 the
body was the grief-stricken wife. Mrs
AstOT's aunt
Mrs Lewis was "A Miss Langhorne, a
sister of Mrs. Astor's father. Miss
Elizabeth Lewis. a daughter of the dead
man, Is studying in Germany Relatives
abroad have been notified of the death
by cable
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Farmers club Is Entertained.

olel1aI % TIC washington Hefald-
Laurel, Md, Feb 2A-The Evansville
Farmers Cllb. of Prince George County.
was entertained at The residence of
Charles H. Stanley, on Prince George
street, last evening President Charles II.
Stanley was in the chair and DR.. Joseph
r. Owens was secretary.
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VIII watch welIman start.

Paris Feb. Cavalier Wellman is
working toward his scheme for discover
the north pole b. means of an air
ship. A large steamer viii sail for Spitz-
bergen, loaded with Americans, to see
him make his start.
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Lawsuits.

No. GIL Norris - Johanson vs.. joseph ". Craig
note. S2S5E- Plaintiffs attorney. Marx Steaman.
No 1922 David p. Moore vs.. Daniel L0ugh7n
ceEtiorari. Defendants attorney. Leo Simmons.
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Mechanics Lien.

No. 5595. Niagara Radiator Company vs.. Eugene
A. Atchison; lots 50 and g. block g. Inglesi1e
SZ790i. Attorney, Z. :. DuyaN, ir
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JUSTICE RAkNARD
Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.

JINlAtE EpIE-L-
Estate Of Lulu y. Hob. letters Of administration
granted TO Nellie VI. koib; bond. 500. Attorney
q. !. Murphy.
Estate Of Henry f. Klotz; petition for letters OF
administration Med. Attorney. }. A. MaeieI
Estate Of Emile A. Halstead VIII dated June .
is9s fIal
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MARKET PESSIMISTIC
Holders of Stocks Bought for
Rise Discouraged.
HEAVY BORROWING HARMFUL

Agitation for Lower Passenger Rate
and Prospective Investigation Into
Harriman's Alton Railroad Deal
Depressing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF High Rate OF Underwater Notes.
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New York Feb 2i-Aniyed Steamships Etruria.
frcm Liverpool. February Is; Rotterdam. from Am
StcIdam February 2.
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UNITED IN CRUSADE
Preach Simultaneous Ser
mons Against Saloons.
HEADED BY DIR. P. A. BAKER

superintendent of the League Gives
a History of the Crusade by His
Organization Against Liquor Traf-
Hc-Says Residential District Law
Is Needed in Washington.
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Circuit Court No. 2.


Moore vs. Hight; motion for new trial filed. Plain
tins attorneys Leo Simmons and John Rid0ut: de-
PENDANTS attorneys. T.. A. Bowen. ir. and Il. ;.
Matthews.
Assignments for to-day
No 40. Rucker IS. Southern Railway Company.
Attorneys. H. T. Davis and e. c. Tucker-Southern
Railway Company.
No. 80 Williams Woodward Ct al Attorneys,
Wolf & RosenbeTe-A- S. Warrington
No SIS. McIutIre IS. Cain. Attorneys. II. T..
Davis and c. G. Tucker-Georse r. Liukins.
No. 49, Fullam vs. Palmer. Attoneys, HAYDEN
Johnson-W- u. Williams. FTcd Mckee, and Greed
NJ Fulton.
No ass Nolan vs. District og Columbia Attor-
neys Gordon q G0rlon-E. H. Thomas
No AS KnicEgrbockcr lee Company vs. willis.
Attorneys. J. J. Darling ton Carlisle & johnson
Nc. 49, Grady IS Washington Gaslight Com
pany. Attorneys. Douglas & Douglass-R R0ss
Penny q Son and McKenusy L Flannery.
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Criminal Court No. 1.

JUSTICE STAFFORD
ASSIGNMENT TOP TO-DAY.
United states IS, Binger Hermann on trial.
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
Assignments for Tuesday February g. 1851:
United States IS. Albert Butier
United States vs. james n. Park
United States rs. George :. Lindncr.
United States IS. Frank Ramsay demurrer.
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DAILY COURT RECORD.

Court of Appeals.
Adjourned from day to Gay until Tuesday March
g. 1897
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Circuit Cowrt No. 1.
JUSTICE GOULD.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.


Assignments fer to-day:
No. 295. stocEmsa IS. Baltimore aud Ohio Rail
road Company. Attorneys &. ". Dau-Hamilton,
Colbert & Hamilton.
No. ISL Love Is. Stid1am. Attorneys Douglass
& Douglass. J. Darlington and J. d. Wright.
No. II King vs. Barens. Attorneys. vs.. p.
Plmloy-A. l. Sinclair and Brown < Banmaa-
No. 81 Watson SIS. Auac0siia and Potomac River
Railroad Company Attorneys. a. b. Webo and 4.
4 LipSC0mb-J- J. Darlington.
No. 35l Johnson Bros. IS. Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company. Attorneys, Worthiugt0n. Head x
Frailey-J. J. Darlington.
No. 355. Agnew vs.. Washington Loan and TH:st
Company. Attorneys. II. Z. Davis and f. 3. Kim
ball-A. s. Worthiugton.
No. 351. Mellen vs.. Tower. Attorneys. r. s.
Hume and George r. Calvert. NV. J. Lambert.
No SO. johnson rs. Balhager. Attorneys, ". y.
Lanbcrt-J. NJ. Thurston and Cole < Donaldson
40. SCI. Miller rs. Washington and Gettysburg
Railway. Attorneys. Chaplin Brown and George W.
Drcw-John b. Ianer.
No. 3E. Caynor VS. Crab5. Attorneys, J. l. Pey-
ser-F. T. Hunter
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Highest Returns 10 Investors

Highest Returns 20 Investors
With safety 70 principal guaranteed By first mort
gage ldeed Of trust notes Washington business
property Several notes. 500 each, for sale. paying
per cent net 70 investor. Smaller notes Oh resi-
dence property
HEISKELL L McLERAN l0s st NJ.
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Equity Court No. I.
CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No assignments FOR to-day.
Equity Court No. =.
JUSTICE GOULD.
Assignment Ter to-day.
No c. Agnew Us Hutchins- Attorneys G. n.
Clagn aud 5. T. Thomas-Calvsrt BrandenbIrg.
Blair. and Thorn.
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STOCKS MADE
GOOD RECOVERIES
Violent Rebound Due Largely to
Action of Clearing House
Over Sunday.
SOME REACTION FOLLOWED.
Prices Then Went IIighcr-Bcports on
Banking situation Measured
Sentiment

80.
NV" ''Ih wv. -i.- 'l'''"H PiI'tF 't
stocks rebouudcd violently from The de-
nrsssinr In which they CLOSED flst week,
-l,.t. ... t,. D.. .f.. .it.f 80, .,.- tt.
-''N "'' D", '' ''' o''l l''' WV
measures taken u} the clearing N1u7'
over Sunday 60 control the banking site
uatI.r Aup.ri.sf -,,.itfp., 4b.t it, fa.
r..... f',
Nl''' 4oNi"' -'i' MOI 'A'Ih i"1''' -.a'
southern facinC. Great Northern ore
CcrtiHuatcs and Anaconda . E,tdug .-..
A,,,ls.,,,.t...I ,..,...- .,..i ....,..t... D..
tINc l's' tuteu states steel pltI'iI'l'
Kansas s. IcA4s and D4.uIlcls Securities
IL 81 p4uI and Af.nI.nu OIL. and fhe
't
'a' 9'",i'"l Varying Li.' N'..7 ""' "f
20 point There was sp1nklns 'i
losses amouE tue loss a.tlsa stocks iu-
cludIug Mlth4N eumpauirs. ,tuiDu ueDin-
ca % point.
Opening advances were uOt mIly held
ana there was % General reaction which
reached "a point H. MANY ui tue lcadins
stocks. ana market tugu ,uIsted down.
out giaduuly improved its position until
1,ir.'s ',is PARTNERSHIPS, ,,rs r..,',','t
ana American Srp,lrif. ,.rsf.l,II e,ii,5i
I. and Missouri pnsiGc Amerirln s,it-.,l
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INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE
SUBSCRIPTIONS NOW
EXCEED S700,OOO.OO

Welyer Bros. bankers OF this city
ON Saturday made the second payment
of $4,000 90 the Rochester people or
The purchase of jhe Utah independent
Telephone companys bonds and
stock. Messrs Odcli and Jones wired
from Rochester Saturday afternoon
that they had secured on extension ON
the anal payment to March &C. 1908.
hcber y. Grant president OF the CONE
puny. ana "a member of the local sNn-
dictate which e. raising the money t1
huv The securities. stated that the to-
itu subscriptions received thus far.
had passed the 100000 mark ana he
regarded the success OF The
deal as assured. The sudden
money stringency he said had
decided the local syndicate To- ask for
the extension into the new year. as %
would have been difficult TO raise the
entire amount by the original date
named. Dec. 10. while the extension 20
March 10 would give ample time for the
syndicate TO perfect IFS plans The pros
pectus OF the company and the attrac-
tivenrss OF the investment offered. Mr.
Grant said. had aroused widespread In
terest throughout the west, and as ne
intended giving the matter his personal
attention from now on, he felt confident
OF success
Mr.. Grants associates in the local
syndicate making the purchase. who
have Joined with him I'm raising the
100000 thus far paid ON the deal. are
NJ H. Walker. Thomas r.. Cutler A.
Fred Wey l.. II. Fansworth. GOV.
John e.. cutler. Heber N. Wells George
r. Odeu Charles s Burton, John Henry
smith. A. w clayton, g.. s. Martin s.
r. Fcaton H. O.. whitney W. j. Bate
man. b T.. Grant Elmer b. Jones. O..
c.. Wright, Joseph Geoghegan and sew
gIuI others.
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LATE LOCALS.

Ioday's Clcarings-TOday's local
ndhk clearings amounted TO Sl.34s. o.
1902 as against S1.OI6.474lg FOR
the same day last year
Ellingson. a Proud Fathcr-Thcre
.' JOY IN the house Of j. Walter Fl-
Angson today ana cigars galore
around the local headquarters of mo
SAT- Lake Route. incident 90 tho arr
rival via tho St0rk limited of am uu-
derstuy for the important position
of ehlef clerk Both mother and son
are reported 90 be Gust fine"
The First Girl Raby-A baby girl
came yesterday tO make her home
with Mr.. and Mrs Edwin 8 Sheets
uf the Thirty-drst ward This d. mo
FIRST daughter Goa the family. and the
genial bishop "a an smiles nj tho ado
Won't of the little stranger. while Mrs.
hoDt- is mon less pleased no the eo1d
fortune. Mother and child arc Dol.
liessInl nicely.
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RESERVATIONS ARE FILED.
Republican Candidates for Council De-
clare UnwllIingncss to Rum

Five designations OF Republican
candidates for the council were nled
with the city recorder today Fred r..
DAVIS G.. y. Davey Albert j. Davis
Andrew A. smith. Jr.. and John AI
Hayes, are the names OF the council
manic candidates who declare their
uh"iiingness to make the race
pressure Of personal business" is as-
signed in each case as the reason
prompting the resignation
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Thcutcr-The well known musical
comedy entitled THE Royal Chef
opens 40 the Thllter tonight.
Orphcunt--'lhc new bill OF advanced
vaudeville goes ui this evening and the
management BE- confident that % viii
hold mp the already high standard OF
the house.
Grand The new play at this house
which win nun ul Che week is entitled
why Girls Leave Home. The usual
mlJuees win be- given.
Iyrlc--Thc international Stock conf
pony makes its bow tnIs week and this
feature. allied With vaudeville. ls rccJ-
oUDI GOO for heavy business.
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JOB LYON RESIGNS

Assistant County Attorney job Lyon
this afternoon placed his resignation
Zoo the hands of County Attorney VIII
lard Hanson the same to take effect inn
mcdiitely. 40 is given out chat AttJr-
nov carlson win succeed him as nrs,
assistant 90 Attorney Hanson. Although
the resignation does not say $50. 90 is
limited th1t the difference leading t1
the parting OF ways between tho goun-
ty attorney and Dis assistant began
when Mr.. Lyon Went tu New York flr
the Italian Lionefu. u- after The role
road ticket aud requlslugu papers had
been made out Iu favor uf Lyon tl.
trip Uas made hy hlm under Hanson
protest
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MKENZIE MAY RESIGN.

chief OF Police RodericlI Mckenzie is
having the legal Status of his citizen
ship looked up, and if DC IS found that
hc Is not entitled 90 hold au appoiutivc
office under the city government on ace
count of his having not been natural
lied he will hand lu his resignation az
once. Tn that event, Tom PITT win Dee
appointed 10 succeed Mckenzie as chief.
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IDAHO AND WYOMING
P0STMASTERS NAMED
Especial to the NewsD

Washington. ID. O., oct 2-Post-
masters appointed. Idaho-Carson.
Shoshone county. Harvey n. Hoagiaud,
vice r.. o. Bell. resigned. piEehurst.
Boise county. Vida g. Zimmerman. vice
a. O. Waters resigned. Springfield
bingham county Dora Baird, vice 81.
J.. snyder. resigned.
Wyoming -IItue Medicine. Albany
county. Albert l.. Boles, vice carl SIZE
ycrts. resigned Fcnrose. EiEhou Couu-
o.. James a.. Ber,helsou. vice a. T..
Shumway resigned.
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RnREKrs COMPLETE MnRKs-

'Ouill1es 0f EccIo8laatlcaI HIaIOry."
3l.75. $3.50. t275. "Tho Gospel. 75c.
SIPS, $3.50. "NeW Witness for God.
$50. $3.50, Succession 90 tho Presl-
deucy" SOC. 5Oc. 75c, "Rise and Fail Of
Nauyoo." ff25. t2.25: Missouri Pcrse-
cutlon,' <5, &2.25. Dcseret News
Book store. Salt Lake CITY Utah.
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
g Main ST.. salt Lake city.
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LIVESTOCK.


omaha, Neb., oct. u.-CattIe-Recelpt-.
a"0 Market slow lOal5o lower. NauEa
steers. .fyTI.9l. cows and heifers. p 5J0
4.5Oi western steers. 3.Irf5 -. Texas
steers 3.&04 i0. cows and heifcrs g. E4
SEQ. Gamers. 2OOH2.s5. stockers and feed
ers' -sn1 ~: calves, a.ooa5.5j, bulls
stays etc. 2.Z6H2.1
Hogs-Reoeipts $500 Market Co Zoe
lower. Heavy. 5.yn6.0J; mixed, 5.gDQ6.O0.
light d.WNt 10; pigs. 5.2JU6.Oo. bulk OF
lales. 5.9Oa6.G-
sheep Receipts. gOo Market steady
and easier Nearlings, .fOd6. 70: wethers.
sa5 49,: ewes, i4Da5.OO, lambs, 6.5ln
lis.
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HElNZE BUTTE BANK
WILL RESUME IN TEN DAYS

butt. M1nt, oct 2l-rhc Officers of
he State savings bank held % meet
iur with the creditors laat night and
HltrrhHrls announced that tho bank
"0u'd resume ulfnm l0 days. and that
sufficient currency would Boz on hand
chem t0 carry on lsiueas. Examiner
O1IIlns ln charge of the bank, after
"a preliminary examination said that
ihe bank was really in first class shape
ana cnmpllmfrted Vice President
ihHpir on no conservative manage
meui,
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adopted boy the American" party Boo
city convention on Sept 19, 1900. takes
full credit fur securing permanent
water supply fsr this city for the in-
ouguratuu of au era off public lm-
provemcuts aud for placing the city 81
finances lu Cd '.lJs better condition. than
when the American administration
took charge
The Democrats Of the city respect
fully challenge tho correctness OF these
claims. and og the result OF the COM
INK election VIII turn largely upon
whether ur not these claims are correct
we have the honor Goo submit for pub
NJ. debate between representative or
the Democratic ANA American parties
tue following propositions.
1.-The administration Of Richard =.
morris secured the Big Cottonwood
water for Salt Lake city matured
plans for bringing that water into the
city and thereby solved for AN time
tho problem ot permanent municipal
Wntc~ supply
2Ihe administration of Richard p
Morris inauguratcd the splendid sy4-
tenn of modern sewers. sidewalks and
paVemcuts mafured the plans and pro-
yidel tor MOST of the work that has
siuo. been done.
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BORN

IRWIN To tho wife oi Joseph Irwin.
Lake Town. Utah twins SON and
daughter THE makes Mr. and Mrs.
Irwin ODE proud uoHsess0r 40 aIeht aans
and aefan daughters. ln well t0 datr.
lonErH iulauurr from Mr Hud Mra Ir-
N-n- Lum-Ilu- fIeTda WIlI hc Dol order
a. q. Evans. Florist. 30 s. r.aIn 81
Floral Designs Specially. 'phon 86I.
Eber vs. Han. 226 South West Tom.
pie ST. Funeral Director. licensed
Emhalmer. Private Ambulance.
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PRODUCE.


New York Oct. I.-sugar. raw, steady
Fair refining. $40; cenrufugals. rs test
}D, molasscs sugar 3 %.
Rehued-Steady. Crushed. 8. 90; powder
ed. $40, Erlnulated. 500.
Cotee-Steady. No. Z Rio, GA. No. 4
santos, So.
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CITY FINANCES

aTh' administration of Richard p
Morris managed the finances of the
city far better than has the present
American administration. and 90 left
the public treasury in far better con-
dit0n than o. has been al any time
since. 80
The Democrats OF the city win be-
glad 90 afford the taxpayers ana the
oitizau- generally am opportunity Co.
hear these vitality important questions
fully discussed. For this reason. and
with the best interests OF the whole
community n view, we suggest a series
OF open debates between representa-.
lives of the Democratic and "Ameri-
cam parties.
The times and the places for holding
the discussions the division OF tho
time between speakers and AN the
other minor details may be loft 90 The
committees OF the two parties. 10 is
understood, of course, that the cost of
holding the meetings shall DE shared
equally hy che two parties
Awaiting your pleasure ] am. very
truly yours, ASHBY SNOW.
chairman Democratic city Committee
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THE CHALLENGE

salt Lake city. Utah. Oct. 49, 1907
Hon. j. r. Darmer Chairman AmeI-
Utah
Dear sir-Tha platform 81 principles
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DEFENSE OF THE FAITH
and THE SAINTS!

This tho title of book OF so issue IRON, me No.
of the Descret News n the is
b. IL Roberts OF the First Council of tho Seventy Il co
and dcoures in defense
that has arisen Of
character twenty years 90 relation 10 r
day
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B which make up the table

Of content" follow. " ~ anu '"' ""''" make up ''' @s
M0RMoNISM
Manor ,r.,,o, q, ~, y,,,. , .
Mormon church in respect to- the Worlds religions anu '
prcrur IIrrpArrpr oM uopuo,uou
hCOENl LIlChAlOhG YIN mUhMUNSM.
book Founder Of 1ormonsn Iy pouralrs Nore
" ~ VI ' ~
A ppIrr nrrrucr mr. rur AsoD,,o,
DhG' IIG"OG VI 'HC WOhWON FEOTLE.
paper In the Lewiston tMaine) Journal being
Lake critic OF the 1unaIs editorial correspondent In Salt Lake
- - ..
WHICH OF THE SECIS HAVE OPPOSED M0RM0NlSW MOST.
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New York. oct 2l-Butter. STEADY.
Creamery extras A. thirds 70 hrsts 2u6
ga, held creamery, first 90 special. 81,
arq24.
Cheeso-steady. state FUN cream. small
goiored and white, September fine. lfit.
a'. oct l6i do. good DO prime. lli.. d6
l3dl5A.
t.ges---Firm Western FIRST 22q2i. sec
uuds l3H2l.
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Chicago, OCT. I.-Butter stoady.
Dreamer.es, 23iaa2ga; diaries. 2iu2f
Eggs15teady, at mark, cases. included.
l1iauWiE
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London, Oct. I.-SilVer iu the markp.
today advanced 9-l6d 2siad per ounce on
buying iu behalf OF the Indian bazars.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-14

 man. Detchard. a narrow faced fellow. with close cut fair hair and a bronzed complexion. He was a finely made man. broad in the shoulders and. slen- der in the hips. A good fighter, but crooked customer I put him down for. I spoke to him in English. with a slight foreign accent. and swear the fellow smiled. though he hid the smile in an instant.
 50 Mir. Detchard is fin the secret" thought I.
 Having got rid of my dear brother and his friends. returned to make my adieu to my cousin. She was standing st the door. I bade her farewell. talk ing her hand in mine.
 ~RudoIf." she said very low. "be care fuI. won't youF'
 -Of whaty-
 ~You knox-I can't say. But think what your life is to-
 ~weII. tor
 -To Ruritania.-
 Was I right to play the part or wrong to play the partf I know not. Evil lay both ways. snd dared not tell her the truth
 -Oniy to Ruritaniay' I asked softly. A sudden flush spread over her in- comparable face.
 sTo your friends, too.r she said ~Friends-
 And to your cousin" she whispered @snd loving serrant-
 I could not speak I Kissed h9 hand lnd went out cG-sinx myseif
 Outside foz1d Master Frffx- quite rrckless of fhe footnen, rlzylaG at
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-14
Our Needs for re-psy.

i. How significant how exhilarating are these words. Not the life when ve have passed the gate of pearl. but the life that is not. not our life when we stand on the brow of the transfigu- ration mount, but the life at home. or in the daily walks and common places of existence. It is possible that there is . life to be lived in the common round and the daily task. 90 royal. % radiant. % blessed. that those vho live 1t nay be said to reign in Hfe-Rev. r. B. Meyer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-14

cats cradle with tie Countess Helga.
 Hang It," said he. i've can't al- ways be plotting! Love claims his share"
 I'm inclined to think he does," said l, and Fritz, who had been by my side, dropped respectfully behind.