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EniScoDal.

ST. MARKS CATHEpRAL-East First
South. between Second and Third East
streets. Franklin g. Spalding. D. D.,
bishop; Samuel r. Colladay dean. Serv-
Ices today: Holy corimunloIi, 80 a: m;
morning prayer and sermon, IL o'clock:
evening communion and sermon.
o'clock.
ST. PAUL.S-Main and Fourth South
streets; Charles E. Perkins. rector. Holy
communion Ht a. m. Morning service
and sermon at IL o'clock. Evening prayer
and sermon at O'Clock.
ST. JOHNS CsHAPEL-Logan avenue
md Ninth East street Holy communion
and sermon. II o'clock.
ST. PETERS CHAPEL S5T North
Second West street. Holy communion.
9 a.. m, Evening prayer ana sermon, 1880
o'clock
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PreebYter1an.

FIRST PREsBYTERIAN-co Of
South Temple and Z streets: Will
liam N, Paden. D. D., pastor. Morning
service at IL o'clock. Christmas address
and music. Evening service at G:4o
o'clock, Christmas Cantata,
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN
Corner First West and Fifth South.
Morning service at IL o'clock. Special
music.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN-Co oi
Eleventh East and Eleventh South, Sugar
House car. f. G. sMcNiece. D. D.. tenn
porary pastor. Preaching service at $50
Sunday school at 2:3o. Special Christmas
services at T:30.
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Conversational.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL OF
First South and Fourth East Elmer /
Goshen. pastor. Morning services a, II
o'clock.
PHILLIPS CON N5REGATIONAL-Co
ner Seventh East and Fifth South streets.
Rev r. e. Slmpkin. pastor Morning
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Reorganized l., D. q.

Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ OF
Latter-day saints-a03 South Ninth East
street; a. M. Chase, pastor. Morning
service at II a. M subject "The Christ.
Religion meeting at 6:30 ~ m, Evening
service at 1880 o'clock. subject, Temple
Building and Temple Uses.''
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st. Marks Cathedral

81 NIdIh OdCIeUIdI.
Under the direction OF Choirmaster
George r. King. the vested choir OF st
Marks Episcopal cathedral will give
programme OF Christmas music at the
regular services at the cathedral at IL
o clock.
Miss Amy Osborne. mezzo soprano
and Mrs. Gertrude Murray, soprano will
be the soloists. a. II. Peabody organ
list for the cathedral, Will be at the
organ.
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Scientist,

FIRST CHURCH-336 East Third
South street. Morning services at IL
a. m. Evening services at o'clook
SECOND CIIURCH-Unlty hall, 1873
Second East street. Services at IL 4 M
Subject, christian Science"
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ley. q. j. Bruneau. Norman Vote.
Joseph Sauer. Harold Wright, W.
j Hackeff -

j. Hackett
Harp-Mrs. Ed ward McGurrin.
Eioilns-Georse klink. Humbert Prince
John krause.
Organist and director-Miss Nora GIea-
son.
In the evening at 7:ao solemn vespers
MI be sung. The program Will be:
Dixit Dominus" ..........
Laudate Pueri''
Magnificent" ....C,r C,recorIan
'Veni, Creator oo oouoflSa
Edmund Condor.
20. Divine Redeemer" Counod
..o Mrs Coriune Harris Hammer.
'.Tantum Ergo" ....,........M Montani
'Laudate" ,...... , C,reporiau
"Te Deum' NoveIln
For the o'clock mass the program
Angels. We Have Heard" Bordese
ST. Cecilia Chorus
shine Out Blessed Star" Adams
Cecilia Gladys Reilley.
"Adeste Fideles" .....,..,,..N NoyeIo
Junior Choir.
Miss Gleason.
NioilnsEElsa Berger. Emma Cul-
len. Emily Pnster. Frank Berger,
Thomas Hanrahan. John O'Brien
For the o'clock mass the program will
be.
Come. Ye Faithful ........ Novello
'Noer' ...... ....A Adaros
Henrietta Rocklemann
Processlonal -...-.., ,-...,.,.... Mozart
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Christmas Music i'm Salt Lake Churches

The musical service will be as fol-
lows:
eFoGsssiSnal s;,s,T,a! hymn. 20 Come, All Ye
rntra' s''"'a1 anthem. ;Bcnedctus % fsadins esi
VENT" in G..................R .Redhead
With soprano solo by Mrs. Gertrude
"Kvrie" in C. Murray po,,o,a
with mezzo soprano solo by Miss
Amy Osborne.
"Gloria Tibi'' in Redhead
Sermon hymn. 20 Little Town OF
DoNology.
offertorry anthem. Sing. Heav-
Introducins n5 the hymn. "Adeste TIurS Fil
deles." with soprano solo by Miss
Isabelle Osborne.
"sursnm: corda and sanctus" In A
"Agnns ,s0T; Del" in Redhead Redhsad
With mezzo soprano solo by Miss
Amy Osborne.
"Ben Amen, ...... Anon
ad anreS 1yma Aark the er
Organ postlude "IialleluJah Chorus" :"
The following musical service H,I 1dande. ha
given by the choir Sunday night
Organ prelude de-.....-....... -. ...
Professional hymn. 20 Come. All Ye
Fa,thful -. ..s... Reading
Gloria Patri' in nA..,.......-. Woodward
'Magnificat" in e. ..,........ King Hall
''Nunc Dimittus" in E.. King Hall
Sermon hymn. 1T Came Upon the
Midnight Clear. Willis
Orertory anthem. "Sing, o Heavens
...,., ........ ,....-..,-.. ...Tours
Recessiona hymn "Hark! the Herald
Angels Sing" .--.-... .Mendelssohn
Organ postiude de,.......,.,... -.......
st. Paul's Church.
The full vested choir OF ST. Pauls
Eplscopal church. under the direction of
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At the Sixteenth ward chsrael "Tho
Prince OF Peace" a Christmas cantata,
Will be given The arrangement gtveu
wide opportunity for the splendid voice.
that will be heard In addition. thero
". D, Phillips: violin solo, by Prof.
W. c. Clive. and the Cradle Song OF
Bethlehem" Will be sung by Alice .Wesloy
Foland. The solosts who will take part
in the "Prince of Peace" Will be: Mrs.
III. w. Vincent. Miss Bertha Emery, Miss
Ivy Davis. Mrs. Lizzie Doyl,n, Miss Editn
Emery, Frank Graham. ", G. Bywater,
c. j. Winter. Gus P. Backmen, Mlss
Edna Coray organist
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Christian.

CENTRAL CHURCH-Corner Fourth
South and Third East streets; Charles n
Neel pastor. Morning service AT II
1'cIocli; subject, "Thc Christmas story
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Free Church.

SWEDISH FREE CHURCH-T34 South
Seventh East. Holiness meeting Qn Eng
l:sh) p m. Preaching at p. m.
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This programme OF music will be sivsn'
in the Ninth ward chapel at 10 o'cloElr
this forenoon:
Opening Song-Christmas Carol.
Christmas Cradle Hymn.
Christmas Lullaby.
Memory Gem-Mark T., 14-15
Duet (piano and violin) ).............
,,.......:.. Frank Lawrence LAtimsr
advent OF Our Savior" Mary Taylor
Christmas Song. Primary Department.
CHRISTMAS Gem. s....s, ...--..,..-.
-....- ,.-.. kindergarten Departmene'
Anthem. Jesus, l My Cross Have
Taken. ....,... ... .........
"Chrlstmas Thoughts. Laura MaIin'
Solo. king OF Heaven" Gladys Spry
10y and the Sons" "..,...-Juvenile Choir
Far, Far Away on Judea's Palms,
In the evening at $50 the following
will be given:
Anthem. while Shepherds Watched
Their Flocks". s"....,...............
Love That Jesus Offers Me-.
II Know That My Redeemer Liveth."
Come Unto Jesus" .,.... Juvenile Choir
Solo. .....a.. -.,...... .Iretta w. Jecksou
Anthem, "Glory 70 God In the Highest.
Anthem, THE Cross of Jesus I Will
Take.
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Catholic.

ST. MARY's cATHEDRA1-corner Of
South Temple and B streets; Rt. Rev,
Laurence Seaman, bishop. Masses ut 8
and o'clock: high mass at IL O'Clock;
vespers, 7:30 p. m.
ST. PATRICK'S CHAPEL-Fourth
South. between Fourth and Fifth West.
Mass at 10 a. m.
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If your want be situation. make
1t known by the insertion OF Il want
"ad'' i'll The Tribune.
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Bible Students,

The Salt Lake class of the Interna-
tionaI Bible Students association meets
every Sunday at D. m. and 1880 p. m.
at the knights of Columbus hall. 1877
East First South street. Undenomina-
tonal. No collection.
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st. Mary's Cathedral.

Solemn pontifical high mass will be
Bishop Scanlan, assisted by the clergy Of
the cathedral. The musical program Will
be:
Voluntary Largo" .........-...- Handel
Harp .e..........M Mrs, Edward McGurrin
Organ ........ ,.-s... Miss Nora Gleason
Kyrie'' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mozart
Gloria .................,M Mozart 18th
Soloists. Mrs. Corinne Harris
Hammer Miss Alice Farrell
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ADvENTIST-Church, corner Of Fifth
South and Sixth East streets, S. C.
Huntington, pastor, Preaching service.
1880 p. m.
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Ilif Methodist Church

AT Iliff Methodist Episcopal church On
Ninth East and First South streets; The
following Christmas music Will be Rivs1
at the morning service, beginning at i
o'clock: - n
Prelude. PRIESTS March. :. .Mendelsschn
Miss Marguerite Duvall =
Anthem. "Exalt Ye the Lord -. Casiv
Solo, christmas. Awake"
Miss Lenore Morse with violin ohiinafo
20 Little Town OF Bethlehem" .ChoIf
Offertory. "Berceuse" Miss Duyail
Angels From the Realms OF Glory'
A special song service Of Yevorits
hymns. selected ov the audienoe, VIII o.
the feature of the night service, WhIe6
NIL begin at 7 o'clock A chorus o(
mems voices Will lead In the singing 81
these hymns. and the public Is Invited
10 attend,
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Sunday Services i'm
Salt Lake Churches
CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL SERVICES EXTENDED TO ALL
Adventist.

Evening service at T:46 o'clock. Stereop-
ticon Views OF Bethlehem.
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\ special Christmas musical service will
be given Sunday night, This service will
include Christmas carols, solos and an
lists will be Miss Heva Dunford, Miss
Bertha Johnson, Mrs Emerson r, Bailey.
r. +. King and l.. T. Greenwich. Mr.,
Rerkhoel will he at the organ and will
conduct the choir.
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Hammer, Miss Alice Farrell.
Vent. Creator" La Hache
George Soffe.
Soloists. Mrs. Corinne Harris
Hammer. A. j. Du Quesne. George
Soffe. Norman Vote.
Misses Irene McCurrln, Alice
Farrell, Oswald Veltz, George
Soffe, A. J. Du Quesne. A. J.
.Ssa .Sanctms ;,;;'...-..-,., .'..,.'.'G 'Gounod
Soloist Mrs. Corinne Harris
Hammer
"Agnus Del" ......a.............G .Gounod
Soloist. Miss Mae O'Nel.
Professional, "Exulta Sion" Hammered
Sopranos, Mesdames Corinne Har-
ris Hammer. ]. II. Robinson j.
T. O'Connor. II. Hal Moore Nor
man Vote. Misses Lille WheIan.
Mae O'Neil. Aline Carter. Enid
Gleason Nadia Hegney. Olive
Anderson. Lena Fafek. Ora Gill.
Irene Delaney Faith Redman.
Mildred Cuddy. Nellie Ford, Bes-
sic Westphall Eugenia Mercier,
Anna Vaughan. Irene McGurrin.
Irma Stewart. Altos. Misses
Alice Farrell. Mary Jenkinson,
Bessie Michaels. Jennie KrolI,
Hazel Redman. Mrs. Emily Hamp-
son. Agnes Cuddy. Tenors,
Messrs. Oswald Yeltz. A. J Du
Quesne. George DAILY. Gotthard
Messenger. A. 4. Mcpherson John
Erdmann. Bassos. Messrs. George
Sole. iId..iund Condor. +. u. Dali
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st. Paul's Church.
The full vested choir OF st. Paurs
Episcopal church. under the direction of
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LOCAL HISTORY
WHAT HAPPENED PRlL a..

lS54-The ship Germanicus sailed from
Liverpool. England, with 200 Nor
mons under the direction OF Richard
Cook, The company arrived at New
Orleans on June y.
lS57-Cache county. Utah, was organ
Ized; Peter Maughan. probate judge.
iSs8-Bishop Frederick olson's company
of settlers was attacked by Indians
near Rocky Ford on the Sewer river.
between salina and Richheld Dur
ing the fight which ensued, Lars,
Alex, Justensen and Charles Wilson
were killed and others wounded
1S72-The members elected TO the legis-
lature OF the State OF Deseret met
in salt Lake city and proceeded TO
organize. During the session VIII
liam II. Hooper and Thomas Fitch
were elected senators to Congress.
lS74-Davld Martin Perkins. formerly a
member OF the Mormon Battalion.
died at Pleasant Green, Salt Lake
county.
1SSO-Public meetings were held in the
Salt Lake Assembly Hall for the
lSS1-Fred Hopt, alias Welcome, the
murderer. was sentenced 70 be shot
on May 20. The case was appealed:
The L, :. Supreme court reversed
the decision OF the Utah courts in
the John Miles polygamy case, and
a new trial was ordered.
lSSI-EbeneZer Hanks, a member OF the
Mormon Battalion, died at Graves
Village, Piute county. Patriarch
John Rowberry died at Tooele
Tooele county. On this and the three
nual conference OF the Church was
held in Salt Lake City.
lSS5-John Pack, one Of the pioneers OF
1s47, died in Salt Lake city, VII
preside in the camp OF the Saints
located north OF the town OF Casas
Grandes chihuahua. Mexico. The
dfty-fifth annual conference of the
Franklin d, Richards presiding. It
was continued three days. On the
second day april 5) a communica-
ton from the First Presidency was
ed to draft a petition to the Presi-
dent OF the United States. praying
for protection from the so-called
Tyrannlcal acts OF the, Federal OFF,
cals in Utah
18S6--The ffty-siXth annual conference
OF the Church convened at Provo
the 7th. On the 9th an Important
paper from the First Presidency was
read
ISS7-Ole Hansen of Logan was arrested
for unlawful cohahitation and placed
under $500 bonds.
1SSS-.Iohn Harwood. Frederik Petersen,
William d. Newsom. Peter S. Bar
ton and Daniel Harvey were dis
charged from the penitentlary. New
som and Barton had been pardoned
by President Cleveland.
lSS9-Blshop William II. Lee and NJ. B,
Wheelwrlght were discharged from
the pen
lS90-The sixtleth annual conference of
the Church was commenced In Salt
Lake City. continuing until the 9Th.
In the voting for the general au-
thorIties OF the Church on the 9TH,
George Reynolds was sustained as
one of the First Seven Presidents of
the Seventies to I'LL the vacancy
caused by the calling of Abraham H.
Cannon to the Apostleships.
lSo1-The sixty-drst annual conference
OF the Church convened in Salt Lake
City; continuing TIL the 9Th, Lau-
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THE SAME OLD DIFFERENCE.

# has always been known that
"thngs are different IN Utah - When
there was an anti pcrnicious activity
propaganda elsewhere in the Nation,
forbidaing Federal officials 10 be prom
inent in partisan political manipula'
tion, requiring them to keep out of eau.
cuses and conventions, and let the peo-
pie attend TO their partisan politics IN
their own way, without interference by
Federal oflice,holders. that was precisely
the time when the "Federal bunch Of
Utah made itself most offensive by its
mcddlcsomeness. And they got away
with it, too, in both directions; they
tional administration, and they rode
rough-sbod over the people. compelling
their party voters TO come under the
woke, no matter how much it CALLED.
Resistance was vain, and the party had
TO submit. Not only that. the "bunch -
organ Knocked at tho masses of the
party, deriding them. and practically
repeating the old Tammany Hall sneer,
What are YOU going TO do about it ~
and eXemplifylng anew in their arbi
trary self-suficiencY the Vanderbilt
maxim, 'The people be DID, it
danced in hilarious JOY over the hum
bled party voters,
1t appears 10 he the same thing in
the census-taking. Everywhere else,
the greatest pains are taken to keep
partisan politics out of this work, Here,
from reports which come TO us, extra
pains arc taken to bring them in, An
instance is in the following note from
Mr., Isaac n Whitaker of Davis coun-
ty, who writes.
Lake Shore, April |.
Editor Tribune Please answer in your
Sunday paper what are the qualifications
Tor n census -taker in the census that is
TO be taken by our Government, II
seems that out here all that Is neceS-
sary is 10 belong 10 the Republican party.
The note came too late for attention
in The Sunday Tribune. And now for
other cases We shall be glad TO print
other evidences of partisan manlpula-
tion. where they come with responsible
backing, as in this case,
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ADMISSIONS OF GUILT.

Some of the conference visitors who
nave not had opportunity heretofore 10
read certain extracts from sermons de-
livered by early leaders in Utah, and
by Joseph Smith at Nauvoo, sustaining
The Tribune s contention that Joseph
and Hyrum were slain by Mormons
have requested that these quotations
be supplied to them, so that they may
have the evidence mt hand. The Trib-
une complies with the request in part,
presenting the following;
wish to say TO the elders Of Israel.
to all the people, shall tell you OF your
please. and when you feel like killing
me for so doing. as some OF the people
did who called themselves brethren In
tne days OF Joseph Smith, look out for
WE'RE THE CAUSE OF JOSEPH 5
DEATH. and | am not a very righteous
man From sermon by Brigham Young
Journal OF DlsCourses. volume ). page 80.
remember what Joseph said. short
time before he was slain, in one OF the
last sermons ] ever heard him preach.
Said he. Men arc here today who are
seeking my blood, and they are those
who have held the priesthood and have
received their washlngs and anolntinGs;
Ii't! WHO ldNt TettlNtI lIlslT tlIuoW~
ments." ! saw the faces OF those men
at that time, ana they had d hand In
Staying the prophet.-From sermon by
Wilford Woodruff; Journal OF DiSCourses.
volume t. page 1i9.
In all the general prosecutions. from
that time 10 the present. l do not recol-
lect a single instance that the general
storm was not brought about by men
from among ourselves. processing the
name. membership and priesthood OF the
Latter-day Saints, traitors TO the cause
that they professed to believe. This
was the direct means of the suffering.
and the breaking up, of the community
In Klrtland Of the breaking up OF the
community in, ard the expulsion OF them
from, Missouri. II was the DIRECT
MEANS OF this last persecution which
led TO the martyrdom OF the prophet and
the destruction OF many others.-From
sermon by Farley r, Pratt: Journal OF
Discourses. volume l. page So.
And there are many other such au.
thoritative utterances upon this sub.
lect, including similar eXpositions made
by Heber c. Kimball, Jcdediah M.
Grant and George A. Smith. But these
represent the tone of them all; and the
whole goes TO establish the contention
of this paper that the drivings and
martyrdoms' of the old church days
were brought about by conspiratOrs
within the Mormon church, and not by
the Gentiles. as falsely claimed by the
Deseret News for the purpose of incul.
eating among the saints an unjust hat,
red of "outsiders.' -
If the Mormon people knew the real
history Of the church from its begin
ming. instead of having crammed into
their heads the falsehoods concerning
it that are concocted by church publ
cists and pulpiteers Of today, there
would result an enlightenment that
would not prove agreeable to the hier.
archs. For that reason, therefore, we
may never expect the chiefs of the
church to promulgate the truth in this
matter; and as a consequence the saints
must look TO The Tribune if they would
be correctly Informed.
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2 Z. Miller was discharged from

ritz y. Miller was discharged from
the pen.
lS93-The siNty-thlrd annual conference
OF % the Church convened 10 Salt Lake
CITY, continuing three DAYS
lS9G-Tbe slxty-siXth annual conference
Of the Church convened in Salt Lalio
city: II was continued FOR three
days. In the voting for the general
Church authorities. on tho 9Th
Charles w Penrosc was sustained as
an assistant Church historian; Moses
Thatcher was not upheld as one OF
the Twelve because of his refusal
10 sign a manifesto issued by the
general authorities OF the Church to
the Saints. in which the leading men
Of the Church were requested to seek
counsel before accepting political Of
hces which would interfere with
their ecclesiastical duties.
1S9I-The sixty seventh annual confer
ence OF the Church convened in Salt
Lake City: it continued till the 9th
lS99-Thomas II. Hilton. appointed chief
OF police and confirmed. william
Powell accidentally killed at Pay
Isoo-Lee Parker switchman, killed at
Ogden
19O1-oregon Short Line buys Utah &.
Pacific. Son Of Representative Nc
MILAN. author OF anti vaccination
law. has smallpox. Bowman Cannon
dies
l9O2-SemI- annual conference of The
Mormon church opens. San Pedro
road places immense order for lum-
Der and ties, Daly~JUdge company
buys Anchor mine Clyde Felt ad-
mittcd cutting Collins throat
loOi-ShocEley on trial for double mur-
der,
loO5-charles smurthwaIte was excom.
municatcd by the high council of
Weber stake OF Zion. islks decide
to hold their convention at Ogden.
Albert Whitaker fired three shots
at his imaginary rival. "Jap" Mey-
ers. Len Hays held captive by bur-
glars In the Federal Club saloon.
l9O6-Thomas r. Ellerbeck appointed
member Of Board of Education from
Fourth ward Move made TO GUST
President Tyrce Of Continental Life.
Civic league in conference
l90I-D. II. Perry estate decides to build
S60,0O0 modern lodging house. Street
railway makes voluntary raise In
wages. Loving cup presented to A.
II. Dutton.
i90S-Clty board OF public works author
lies construction Of Fifth South sew
er line. Extra police employed dur
ing Mormon conference.
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THE NEW-PoLYGAMY ROSTER.

For the information of those who
have not as yet had opportunity TO
know the names of new polygamists in
the Mormon church, whose cases have
been brought to light, we respectfully
present the following list, which in
cludes undenied past and present law
breakers since the issuance of the Wood
riff manifnsfn in 1870.
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Elder George c. Parkinson, president
of the Oneida stake of Zion. we are
given to understand, is not mailing any
copies Of Sundays Tribune TO his nu-
merous friends.
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former Pittsburg councilman now
residing in California appears to have
concluded that immunity even by abb
sent treatment is better than no immun-
ity at all
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Cheer upi Don't worry over a little
snow furry like that, The sun will
presently come out and cause all nature
to smile the moro radiantly because
of the freshening.
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Although Apostle Senator Smoot is
absent from the big conference, the
saints have with them his pious bene.
diction, "What the hell do ! care?''
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Politicians are not always wise, or
they would inform suffragettes that
they were to be compelled to vote,
whether they wanted to or not