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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Y B-FoIlOWing schedule figures publishes
cnlv as information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta. Bfrming ham. Mobile. New Or
leans Asheytlle. Chattanooga. Aemphts S-l5
q m and Il.U0 ,. IN daily
For Roanoke. Knoxville ChettanooEl
Memphis. NeN Orleans. 1913 ?. N.
Fer Colur "A. Charleston Augusta. AIks-
Savannah. .cSsonville. and Florida points
$40 ?. H. daily
/ S. BROWN. General Agent
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: The tax
certificates OF sales for the taxes on the Is
feet fronting on Popular ST. BY the depth OF
50 feet. next 10 the west 80 feet OF Lot los
in Square 1880. Washington. District OF Co
lImJia. issued 10 II. =. Slade on April l3
1901. April p 1902 assessed IN the name or
Ann Smith. has been lost or destroyed by the
assignee, and l have applied 20 the Commits
s.onSrs % the District OF Columbia to Issue
me Il duplicate of tho said certificates.
ELIZA CHURCHILL. care OF PERI W.
l~fsH.- E13 y Fe2S fvT
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COLONIAL BEACH.

TWO CENTRALLY located cottages. a
boarding house. a store. doing good business.
also a st0rer0sm- 20 close out Immediately
cheap rent or sell d r. JOHNSON CO.
GIL -rh 81 NV IeL5-g-
FOR RENT-Ten-room cottage. directly
the river front partly furnished: arteslan
well water. house lots for sale. a. S. CAY
WOOD. sS5 9Th -. nv. rny25-s0t
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

NOTICE-Foliowfns schedule not guaranteed
9-05 a m daiy-Seaboara Mali ThrouEa
and Jacksonville Through sleeper Washiar-
ION 4 Hamlet and HamleS 10 atlanta Din
ing CARS
CIV = n. dany-Seaboa-i Express. Coaches
End Pullman 10 Savannah. JacksonvIIss
Tampa. Atlanta Birmingham. 1IemphIa
Dining cars.
r. Il srANsELL- District Passenger Agsa.
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LOST.

LOST-Psnsion certificate. liberal reward IL
returned 10 JAS. BRADY. Soldiers Home
Hospital {a25-9+
LOST-White collie. two brown SDoTS ON
back and brown head Reward II returned
% C. 4. YOUNGER. 1447 81. nv. Answers
10 name % Carlo II
LOST-tnday evening, either from 4f7 G 81
nv, TO sIh and r SITS, or on car 20 Glen Echo
gold locket, with monogram on outside az
NJ b owner finding same return 10 NJ
BEBCHER, 207 9TH 81. NV and receive r.
ward. je28-3t
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RAILROADS.
W, B. & A :. PY
"THE ELECTRIC LINE"

DOUBLE TRACK FROM WASHINGTON TO
BALTIMORE.
THE BEST WAY TO BALTIMORE. Az
NAPOLIs. AND q 5 NAVAL
ACADEMY.
Electric palsoe cars from White House STA
ton 9th AID Il srs- NORTHEAST
For Ba,tiu5re-'5-so. So. '7-o5. 7.so. So
$50. 's.oS s-So. 1000. Io-so. sILo5. and u.so
a. N: 100 noon. z-s0. 'I-o5. In. 30. ga.
sg.6. s-50. S-oo. ga sos 50. soc. s-ss
'T.o5. 7.s9. $50. ga. JOB. and .u-s5 ,. n
daily.
For Annapolis -s-so. IN $50. s:sa
I0:So. and u-S0 q n: 2.S0. IN 20 s.:o
s-zo. 5:gs. s-so z-sC. $50. aaa 'u.S D z.
daily.
Indicates local trains. All others are lin
tied. stopping only at Naval Academy Ju1c-
ton No walking Or hiring CT cars 1ecss-
cary n washington OF Aunapol1
Fares One Way- Round trip
TO Baltimore....-.-----... 20 SIS
TO Annapolis sad Z s.
Sava- Academy. ..-... &c u9
Fer tickets and information apply at tieks:
oniceE. 18th ST and y Y ave nv. O. A.
white HOUSE Station. 18th AID Il sts NORTH
EAST. Telephons Il. $50 myIs-tc
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COAL.
EYE AND NERVE SPECIALIST.

EYE AND NERVE SPECIALIST. DIT. VINE
BERG. 709 X 81. nw-. near 7th. with Vine
bergis Optical Co. makers Of optical goods
and artificial eyes. nylf-Su. IL. th-9ot
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DAIRY SUPPLIES.

STEAMERS. clippers. milk cans iron clad
and export New York shippers. repairs OF an
kinds furnace and ranges. timing heating
work guaranteed J. r. KELLY 222 II nv
Phone N 2SsSY. jel4- Su.t tut h-s0t
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soR RENr-HouSES.

FOR RENT-Nine room and bath brick
dwellingi In central northwest, convenient 70
cars. Rent Just reduced 20 $3.50 BE sure
20 investigate. CHAS. :. MUIR a. CO.. 1405
New York aTe. NV. je-3-9t
FOR RENT-tfCf l. 81. NV. ten rooms AMI
bath: $50 per month. Apply at EVANS
ESTATE, 1929 New York ave. Je20-tt
FOR RENT-9i7 Maryland ave ne. nine
rooms. steam heat: bath. first floor. hard
wood finish; cellar under entire house; all
modern improvements. $3.50. Apply 10 owner.
si5 Maryland ave. ne. jelf-19t
FOR RENT-Houses. apartments. ara offices
In all parts o. the city. For detailed 4ist
SEND or call az our Office.
THOS. J. FISHER & co. CI1cD.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS
73s 18th s.. ". W. JAZZ:
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BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.

ARE YOU GOING TO BUILD7 Going 70
remodel your house? Let US help furnish
ideas. suggestions. and give you estimates.
Painting. papering. decorating. carpetinE.
cementing. plumbing. gas-itting timing.
jobbing attended 10 promptly.
CHAS. J. RAFF CO.. 1874 You St NV
je9-eoi-90
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MEDICAL

DIR. SHADE, SPECIALIST.
rs 18th St: 81 years practice curing nervou,
chronic and special diseases. stomach Liver
kidney. bladder. structure. DISCHARGES ssi7
blood and private ailments cured quickly
Consultation free. nv20-fF'
". T Baldus. II. D.. Pm. d. German Special-
iat On Diseases Of the Brain. Nervous system
Heart. Kidneys. stomach. and other Diseases
Doctors services and medicine. s. Tel 81
sis Hours 10 70 J. 70 9. 90. cor. sth & F nv
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SANITORIUM.

TAKONfA PARK Rest Cure Sanit0-iT-- ali
open the first o. July for rheumatic. uer,-o,I
troubles and couvalescents. Mix diet. mas
sage and exercise reducing obesity a spe-
Ciary- Doctor patients desired Mrs l ]
PERCINAL. late teacher Of massage. Battle
Creek Sanitorium faqs- o.
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OCEAN CITY.
MAILED FREF-RooK

MAILED FREE-BOOK
ABOUT OCEAN CITY. y J.
MOST INVITING RESORT on ATLANTIC
COAST.
Write FOR copy. II answers every uu@s-
uon about Ocean City. y J.. whether YOU
want 70 rent a cottage or bungalow Or 81 ID
a. one OF the % big hotels OF with one OF Ire
% private families Vho take boa-ders
BOARD or TRADE. OCEAN CITY. y J.
or Bureau Of Information. Coz BaII4v BI5s
fhl-a myth. Sa tl-est
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AUTOMOBILES.


EXPERIENCED Automobiles VIII tell YOU
that a good second hand car IS more salts
factory than a chelply buiit new car. Look
a. one % our secondhand cars before YOU
buy. We offe- electric runabnuts. gasolene
runabouts. and gasoiene tOarinE carr OF
standard make. II we do not have the car
you want let IL know -FOUR preference and
we VIII finG a for yDu- Prices from 500
10 5000. DUPONT GARAGE Co. Phone y.
5IE. 600 n 81. NV Je2i. .. q
WILL pay cash for Maxwell or Ford rlIn-
about must be in good condition and cheap:
give fun description and lowest price BOX
642. Times oTice. jc74-2t
FOR SALE-Albany runabout, ls-horsepower
solid tie. alr-cooled. gO-inch wheel base: fric-
tiou drive; very easy riding. ANo. / condi-
ton; good reason for selling. BON SIS Times
off.Ce. je23-5t
100 SLIGHTLY used automobiles for sale or
exchange from 500 TO $500; every machins
fully guaranteed; denomination given. Spot
cash for your automobiles. Cars sold on con-
sIgnment. send US your car. We nave q school
10 teach you how 10 operate and repair any
automobile Inside instructions. SIS Class
roW forming Private lessons given. NICK
ERsON AUTOMOBILES EXCHANGE, 1924
IAN 81 NV apIs-tf
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MODERN wooDMEK OF AMERICA

WASHINGTON CAMP. No. Ii4S4 Va, v
Rooerds. SIS 18th St ne clerk meets T-i,,,-.
day evenings at Typographical Temple as
G 81 NV. No. On
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SUBURBAN AND FARM PROPERTY.

DON'T COMPLETE your suburban home CT
farm purchase IN Maryland unless your tItle
y guaranteed BIZ certificate OF MARYLAND
REAL ESTATE TITLE Co. 18Th ana New
J ork ave nv. myI4-n. =. sa-S0s
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HOTEL, MAyRrRRy

Near beach and attractions. me view "A bio
and beds the best. rooms with bath Special
season rates. Day. 81 and 3 50: gaoEIet
: "a AAABERSf- my2s-tu. n. S--ZSr
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LEXINGTON

Noung's Pier. Prem.
bathing from house
and up daily booklet.
ie---ISt-eNSu
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GALEN HALL

HOTEL AND sANITORICN-
ATLANTIC CITY
Ore OF TIE ne0 est stone. brick am E.eel
buildings. wi.h every comfort. always oosE;
always ready. always busy.
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FOR MARSHALL HALL

Steamer Charles Manchester. daily 10
a. m. $50 and $50 D. m: Sundays II
g. m. $3.50 and $40 p. N. Dinners and
lunches Music and dancing Az
Fare. round trip. 25c;
children, 15c.
TT. VERNON
Daily Sundays exceptsd). % a n. and
2;3O ?. m Fare. round trip. including
10 grounds and mansion. 75c-
ie6-tf
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NEW JERSEY RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY.
CHALFONTE
THE LEEDS COMPANY

Pacific ana Arks. AYES.
1 "a from depot and
ises extend 20 beach.
s. 20 81 weekly. 81 =
PAUL q. ROSECRANS
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FOR HIRE.
WALL PAPER.

CALL AND SEE our stock OF hIgh-grada
wallpapers Our prices right and our
patterns please. Call or phone. Paperhang-
ing and decorating. JORDAN g. JORDAN
rs East Capitol 81. Phone l.. 500.
my2g-tu IN. su-9Ot
ROOMS PAPERED. 81 up: frst-class work
only house painting: lowest prices: all work
guaranteed CHAS- A. CARLISLE Phone
N. 6557. $50 5th st. NV. mylO-Su ,th-3O
ROOMS PAPERED. 81 UP: hrst class work
only; house painting, lowest prices. RICH
ARD CARLISLE. Phone North 232l as
New York ave. rny25-vr IN fr-9Of
SEND TO HUNT. the old reliable. ga New
York ave-. and get his reduced prices on an
work TO- thu next 30 days Phone Main
3$f uay5I-9ot
rooms PAPERED $500
op; legst guarantee covers ali our work. sead
postal for free samples ana estimate 10 w
" AAHONEY. sos Pa ave. Sc. phone L. Is35
myJA-9Ot
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WANTED-HOUSES.

MARRIED couple desires care Of house -7777-
ing owners absence for any length of tI1,e-
best Of social references. Address BON $50
Times office. feqt .
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FOR SALE-HoUSEs.

FOR SALE-HOUSES
FOR SALE-Two new and very attractive
siX-room houses, fine bath. the houses are
Just finished with selected paper. making
them worth Investigating az once: easy
terms. sd and y SIS. HENRY ". OFFCTT
ie15-tf
TWO-SIORY bay-wincow brick hOusa.
rooms. bath. furnace neat; all modern i'm
prCvemenLs. hardwood finish: paved alley;
front and back yard. dOEbls back porch.
OWNER. 4Os p ST NV. myl4-th. Su. tu-3Jt
MODERN Groom houses; 20 It. fronts; near
Lincoln Park. hot-Water heat. soon ready
for occupancy.
A F. GERMAN & CO.. 1901 C ST NV.
fe6-ts
FOR SALE-COlored people can buy well
bu::t. nicely arranged. every way attractive
residences in best parts OF northeast and
northwest; exceedingly low price: small cash
payment monthly lnstallments.
ALLEN c. CLARK. COS ST.
ny27-ts
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AUTOMOBILE OUTING.

PRIVATE AUTO FOR HIRE
Phone Lincoln So. Tho Sherman. any hour
DAY or night. theater or country: trained
chauffeur explaining points; special rates to
parties ies-th So. tu-e0t
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
TEETH without plates: no extracting. M
pain; painless filing Baltimore Office 5ss y
Charles 81 DR.. J. L. Wilson. 1909 + a. nv
ap2l-3Ot
Once Hours. $40 A. n 70 80 p II
DR. OTIS ". ELZEY. DENTIST
1904 F 81. NV (same noOr as Miss Skackletf.o
DR. ". J. ELZEY, DENTIST
~. L Cor. ffh and E Capitol sta nj.
Specialists Ia Painless Extracting Gals
Crown and Bridge Work. Filings, and Plate,
that ut Satisfaction guaranteed or mopey
refunded Moderate prices. Phone NJ la5a
my5-ts
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FOR RENT-SToRES.

FOR RENT-Store and dwelling 3l3 18th ST.
ne. $3.50. DUGAN. 6i7 Louisiana ave.
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PRIVATE YACHTING parties. large and
comfortable launch: all coavenieaceS:
plenty OF deck room. For information apply
sls Eye -. or phone Main g. je5-sOt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-10
THE NJ. j. A. CONFERENCE.


Tho Mutual Improvement Association
Conference, scheduled for June i2, IS,
and IA, 1908. will consist of an informal
reception Friday, at p. m, in the
Tabernacle, to welcome visitors. to as
sist them In obtaining suitable accom-
modations, and 10 become better ac-
uua.nted. All interested in Mutual
Improvement are welcome.
The same evening the reception and
social, rendered by the General Boards
TO the visiting Stake Officers. or nu-
thorzed delegates. VIII be given in
Whitney hall, corner of Second avenue
and A street tSixth avenue carl. Stake
Presidents should apply to the General
Secretaries for tickets OF admission for
their delegates.
Saturday. June 10. there Will be sep
arate officers meetings, at 10 a. m. and
. p. M, the Young Ladies' IN the Eigh-
teenth ward chapel (near corner OF
Second avenue and A street), and the
Young Mems In Barratt hall.
Sunday, June IA, conjoint meetings
will be held in the Tabernacle. The
meeting at 10 a. M, will be an Officers
testimony meeting, tho ones at 2 and
Z p. IN. are public sessions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-10
POVERTY AND FRENCH GENIUS
Harper's Weekly.

Francois Coppee illustrated in his life
the lot OF many masters OF French lit
eratiire- lola. was a clerk by day and
did all Of his early writing Mt night.
Daudet began as an usher In a school,
and later, when he came TO Paris.
starved In a cold garnet while COM
posing his first volume of verse. F'lau-
bert lived frugal country life at
Croisset; his friend and pupil de Maui
PEASANT, held a government clerkship
at $500 a year; and Francois Coppee
also began his career at some such
stipend in the Office of the ministry OF
war, where his father had served be
fore him. Even after their success
and recognition came most of these
men lived life which our own sue
cessful and popular authors would
deem little better than destitution.
Francois Coppee, successful drama tlst,
novelist, academloian, lived in small
dwelling in the F'aubourg st. Gefmaiu.
content TO work in peace and quietud6
His hobby was instructive and spon.
taneous kindness and generosity to the
poor, and this idea he constantly
preached as cure for all our present
social ills. including anarchy"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-10

AS We read the new parcels post bill
proposed by Postmaster General Meyer
we do not see why the small country
merchants should object TO IT, II seems
Ia MS that the proposed measure WIZ
20 far to restore TO the country mer'
chants much business now taken by the
large. eastern catalogue houses.
The bill proposes general postal rate
OF II cents pound on packages weigh
ing up 10 II pounds, but IL also proYides
and this is whore the country mer-
chant Is beneflted--for special low
postal rate over all routes ON mereh'ln-
disc mailed az the postoffice at which
the rural route starts. This speelel
rate Is cents for the first pound ana
cents for each additional pound up 70
II pounds. The country merchant could
take advantage OF this special low rate;
the big catalogue houses could not the
country merchant could mail out an
u-pound package for 25 cents; the east
arm competitor would have 10 pay the
high rate OF 3l,s2 on an li-pound pack-
age,
Hinder such law, II seems 10 us that
the country merchant could reeapture
much OF the business that has been
taken from him by the large, eastern
mail order houses. The latter have em-
ployed both the mails and the expresq
lines to build up their present tradei
and we suspect that II Is the big OK
pross companies who are mainly en-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-10
Y. M. AND Y. L. CONFERENCE

The thirteenth general annual con-
ference of the Young Mems ana
Young Ladies' Mutual Improvement
associations OF the Church OF Jesus
Christ OF Latter-day Saints will be
held in Salt Lake City, on Friday
Saturday and Sunday, June -, 10 and
H. 1908. All officers and members OF
the associations are requested to be
present at all OF the meetings OF the
conference. and cordial invitation is
hereby extended to the Saints generally
10 attend the meetings to he held In
the Tabernacle on Sunday. June IA, at
2 and Z o'clock
JOSEPH II. SMITH.
General superintendent Y NJ. NJ. !. A.
MARTHA II. TINGBY,
President Y. l.. NJ. |. A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-10

planning that the "new system" is
purely voluntary and that It has been
adopted by number OF churches. We
referred TO this matter some time ago
but reproduce the article again.
Rev Pasko said In part;
THE plan Is what is called the tith-
ing covenant system, In this those
who believe the Bible requires one
tenth Of ones income. TO be brought
to the Lords house put aside their
1.-THE and placing IL In special enNel-
ones. deposit II III the church FUNDS.
Then a special committee OF the uths
crs themselves, makes out plan OF
distribution, deciding how much OF
this fund is TO go to the various secu-
lar and benevolent enterprises OF Gods
work The distribution Is made By per-
centnge, and every existing need OF the
church at home and abroad Is provided
for. Those who go into this system,
sign a covonhnt with God In q special
book, and are thereafter exempt from
all other demands by the church, UNI
less they assume them OF their own free
will.
THE article first referred TO was
correct in saying that this was the
twenty eighth Methodist church In
southern California to adopt the sys-
tenn. about one-hfth Of our membership
going into IT, Those who do not volun-
tarily enter the convenant will pay, as
heretofore. by pledges. And wish TO
emphatlcally state that while ] believe
this storehousa tithing system Is Gods
plan for financing His Kingdom ON
earth: yet no compulsion is placed upon
our membership for doing anything In
a financial way, that they do not them
selves agree to. The Methodist Episco-
pal church stands for complete conse-
era ton to God OF heart, mind, body and
purge. but also stands for FREQ will and
common sense"
That liz the view that is taken by
many outside the Church. Others have
learned of the Latter-day Saints.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-10
A GENTLE WOMAN SPEAKS.

We stated some time ago that the
ladies' who, In their defamatory "ap-
peal to the women OF Illinois under
took to speak for "the Gentle women
OF Utah" were mlsreprcsentlng the case.
They did not speak for any large mum.
Der OF women. This is corroborated
by the following letter from lady
not belonging to the Church:
ITO the Editor Deseret News:
In your Issue of the Sth. / read with
much pleasure the letter written by
Mr. Louis J. Livingston of st. Paul.
MINI. What a contrast to the scurril-
Gus circulars sent TO the innocent and
more or less uniformed women of IL
lnois, for the purpose of defeating Sem
ator Hopkins. l am surprised that any
woman (and ] am a gentile) would, 90
could, endorse one word contained In
that pamphlet, the purpose of which
Is to vilify the Mormon people, and
mlslcad those who are unfamiliar with
the facts. Mrs. Cohen Is very greatly
mistaken when she includes the gem
tile women of Utah generally IN her
appeal l do not believe that the IN
telllgent class of so-called gentle WOO
men OF Utah. cares about the defeat
of Senator Hopkins. II Senator Hop
kins favored our Utah Senator. Sena-
tor Smoot, he certainly showed me
discrimination and sound judgment
Senator Smoot has no peer In the
United states Senate, and no doubt
Senator Hopkins considered the case
entirely from the constitutional point
of View when he stood manfully Tor
his rights. / am of the opinion that
If we had more men of the Sinoot
and Hopkins type in the senate OF
the United States we would have more
cause for pride in our choice OF men,
and less shame for those whose re-
ligion does not keep them IN the me
of rectitude. This movement on tne
mart of the so-called American clup,
condemns it's own purpose. Inc ap
neal Is made up out of veritnoie TOT
II is entirely without excuse and raise
in every utterance. e,,.,.v,,,,,,,.
II have lived among tine MorIioils
for more than a quarter OF q eehluIy,
and / could not better express tile t1u. 'iI
of their principles, their uprls Illness,
their morality. their CIlIl li ,, ,,,e,,,',,
10 treat their fellowmen ana Woiisii,
their neighbors, the stranger wltnin
their gates, with fair-mindedness,
Kindness and Justice, than MT. LIVING
ston has done in his OBSERVATIONS
Every word he has written ls true, not
only in the locality whence he writes.
inf fine Same will apply equally as we'll
In Titan. NO Boou Ohii N"'i.' 80 49, s.1
renresentations. They breed discord ana
retard the growth and progress OF this.
one Of the grandest States in the Union.
Utah IS all right, and the Mornons'
as a people are all right. A few sore.
beads do not know II all, and the right
Kind Of people. people of right thinking
viii always be found in line trying TO do
justice by all. ,,>,,,
This. we believe. expresses the real
sentiment of the many excellent wo-
men as well as men, who know and re-
speot the Latter-day Saints though
they have not joined the Church.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-10

Among the applicants for the position
Of superintendent Of the county's IN
Urinary Is the widow OF tha late sup
erIntendent, j. w. Coitle Several Of
the applicants have signtied their IN
tention not to press their claims
II II Is the desire OF the county COM
missloners TO appoint Mrs. cottle. This
surely Is generous ON their part. Should
the commissioners decide 70 appoint the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-10
THE DREYrus AFFAIR.
san FrnncIsco chronIcle.

There is probably no way for society
to rid itself OF such fanatics as this
Gregori. He is not a criminal or OF
criminal tendency. he is no longer
a young man. He could not have been
suspected OF an attempt TO commit
murder II is very likely that he IL II
nervous victim OF the ahsinthe habit.
He Is certainly of unbalanced mind
Happily his purpose failed and the
French people have been spared q
tragedy which could not but have been
a blot on their good name. because
mankind would have refused to con-
slider IL the act of one man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-10
LEATHER SHOES FOR HORSES
Consular and Trade Reports.

A new market for leather, according
to Lie Franc Parleur. is to be found in
AUSTRALIA, concerning (which this
French journal says: in districts of
Australia the horse Is shod with leath-
err instead of iron. The feet receive
better support. This novelty is en-
ployed only In regions whore the
ground is permanently covered with
grass or fine sand. Though the leath.
er shoe is more expensive than the
Iron shoe, the higher price is repaid
by the superior advantage"
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pittsburrh Gnnette.rimes.

IT does not appear that his act was
the result OF any conspiracy. and In n
Sense, therefore, 1t was wholly his own,
but II was more than a personal matter
IN It's really representative character.
Now, however, that lola is safely In.
tered in his final resting place parti-
sanship may cool and the act of VIC
lence be the last dramatic incident OF
the Dreyfus affair. The trial OF the
assassin VIII, however, afford fresh op-
portunity for demonstrations by anti
Dreyfusards and answering manifesto
tons by others. Doubtless with regard
FOR possibilities the government will
maintain an adequate guard at thu
Pantheon, until the presence of Zola's
body there becomes an unresented
fact.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-10

Men would be Just wild to pay their
taxes n II were against the law" says
an exchange No they wouldn't IL
would be the best obeyed law in all
the world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-10

lady chose who know her say she Is
thoroughly competent TO discharge tho
duties OF the office we feel sure thai
public sentiment would approve their
action.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-10

post would benefit the farmer, he
country merchant. and other patrons
Of the route and we have seen moth
ing substantial IN way OF an answer
and reputation OF this assertion.