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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-10-15
Silk Department.

Our Silk Department Should be Visited
by All who Seek Choice, New and Beauti-
ful Silks at Prices that Discount Every
House in the Territory.
at SOC. 20 Shades of Colored Satin,
worth 75c.
AtsLoo. 1870 yards of Colored Satin.
worth $3.50.
At soc. 400 yards Black Embossed Satin
worth 9Oc.
At6oc. 300 yards Black GrOs Grain
Silk, 9Dc.
At zoe 225 yards l9in, Black eros Grain
Silks. Sl00.
AtS11Sc. All Silk More. worth sJ.25.
At S715c 300 yards 2l-inch Imported
Black Failie Franchise, Sl.25.
AT Sl00, lbs yards 24in. Black eros
Grain Silk, worth Sl.45.
AT S1.00. % new shades OF Imported
Faille Franchise. worth Sl.50
AT 25c. 25 Shades Surah Silk, worth 40c.
AT 75c. loo yards C0lored Taffetta
Silks, changeable effects, worth s1.25.
AT soc. 30 shades 22in. China Silks,
worth 75c.
At6719c 500 yards ssin. Fancy Drapery
Silks, worth sl.25-
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Mr., John G. Goodwin. carpenter Of
Danville, Ill, writes. About tHo weeks
ago heavy saw log fell upon my foot very
badly crushing Is. so that was unable t.
walk al all. ! sent fer bottle of Billiards.
snow Liniment and kept my foot wei
saturated with It. II ID now two weeks
since this happened, and my foot Ia nearly
well and am 81 work Had / not used
Snow Liniment 7hcrld have been laid up
Rt least months. For healing Wounus
Sprains. Sores and Bruises, it has no equal.
No Inflammation csn exist where Snow Lini.
ment Is used You can use this lettsr.''
Beware OF all white Liniments substs-
tuted for Snow Iiniment. There In M
1iniment like Ballard's Snow Liuimert
Ecid Nv z @. NJ. drug department.
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CHICAGO. Oct: a. - Wheat-Quiet; opened
4 up advanced q more on strong Liverpool
advices; broke "a on weaker European cables
prospects OF rain in wheat belt and liberal re-
ceipts in nortnVe nrined up, closed steady 4
lower.
Receipts. 2asoOO; shipments, 2I4,0O0
Olhers-Unchanged
Wheat steady, cash 1875. December 75x.
Corn-Easy; cash Az December 42k
Oats Lower; cash 291s. November 81.
Pork-Stesdy; cash II. IS, January Il. 17iz.
Lard-Steady; cash s. 37s,, January z 2yIs.
Rsbs--steady: cash $40, January 6. 6sH.
Rye-56.
Barley-61162.
Flax-L121s
Timothy 80.
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Shoe Department.

Don't Miss the Bargains in this Depart
ment. TIE Best Returns for your Money.
Thasis what counts.
Ladies' English and French DongoIa
Button Shoes. for $3.50. worth $500.
Ladies' Fine Duree Kid Button, Patent
Leather Tip, for 90, worth $3.50.
Our Latest Styles from the Best Manu-
facturers in all sizes and widths.
Reduced from $3.50 $500 $3.50 500
To $50 400 $50 500
Oxford Ties, E. c. Burt's Manufacture.
all styles, sizes and widths, cut from So. so
and 800 to s2.5O and s2.75. We make
these cuts to close lot.
Misses School Shoes. in Dongola and
Pebble Goat, sizes IL to Q,
Cut from sl35 $500 $3.50 $500
To LEO 1.25 1.5O 200
Youths and Boys School Shoes in
Pebble, Goat and Calf, II to 2 cut from
81 90. S2.25. to sl.25 and S1.35; 2 to cut
from $3.50, S2.75. $500 TO SL65. ST. 70
1925.
Chiidren's School Shoes in Pebble Goat,
sizes to IL. for S1.00, worth S1.76.
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PROVO.
SATURDAY, Oct.
COULD NOT AGREE.
No Verdict in the Provo Adultery
Case.
Ernest Green Sentenced to six Years in the
Pen for Appropriating Horse Flesh
Not His own.

An adultery case was tried in Provo yes
terdsy, the defendants being John w.
Lynch and Jennie L. Hart. Mrs. Hart for
nearly year has been the loving wife of
John Hart of Payson, where they made
their home. Last June she fell in with
Lynch and went to sDtaquin. where they
are said 10 have occupied one room. The
husband became eenraged, followed them
with the officers and effected their arrest
He claims that Lynch is the father Of the
child which came to their household.
After being out some time the jurors
failed to agree.
A HORSE THIEF.
Charles Durango was tried for stealing
brown horse OF Thomas Dirl6in at Helper,
on the Rio Grande Western railway.
SIX YEARS IN TIE PEN
Ernest Green was sentenced 10 five years
Imprisonment in the penitentiary for horse
stealing. This is the second time he has
been entenced for this offense. He for
merly received pardon from the gov
ernor.
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chicago live stock.

CHICAGO. Oct. ACCOMPLISHMENTS 1000.
natives. 3.75g $50: feeders. 3.513 So; stocIers
2i5d2. so; Texans 2. S0Gl2. 80.
Hogs-Recelpts 1s.0JO; closed STRONGER: rough
and common, 47515.00; mixed andt hackers
5o5GD5 so. prime heavy and butchers. 5. sC555 90
5heep-Reccipts, quo; shaGe stronger. IA.
tives. 2.75Q5. 50; grass Texans. 3k30Ca3 a5 .
westerns 425G460. - ;
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Boston Quotations.
COMMERCIAL.
New York General Narkes.

DNEw YORK. Oct. IA -Hops-Quiet.
Co1ee-Optons closed steady IS a 35 dow n.
Sales, 6S.o0J bags. October IL .zOQI35; Novem-
Der, Is. 0ss8i510 spot hio quiet, No. Z, 169s.
Sugar-kaw, quiet: centrilugals, 96; test.
37-16; refined. steady, GOOD demand.
COpper-Steady; lake, II. 60QD 10.
Lead-Duil; domestic. g. 1904. U5
Tin-Strong, straits, 20 75Go20Sj.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
Wien she was Child. she cried for castoriA
When she became Miss. she ciung to castoria,
sheas she had Children, che gave them cs.storia
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Stock Exchange.

Nfw YORK, Oct 1.-THE stock market was
strong to buoyant the greater part OF the day.
closing firm. Burlington gained i1a per cent,
General Electric /, Cordage 4@1s. estern
Union 81 while Pacific Mail, minneapolis &
st: Louis and Mexican Central lost Y to
points.
Governments, firm.
The Stock exchange will be closed at the
end of The session Thursday next. until the
Monday following.
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Live, moi Graln.

LlvrRPooIs Oct. IA heat-Demand good
unchanged.
October, IS z1sd; November IS 5ssdt Deeem
Der, 4s 51zd.
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NEW YORK, Oct. l4--Money on call, easy;
closed offered 6.
Prime paper. 517.
Sterling exchange. weak; 6o-day bills, 4. SAX
demand, 4. &c.
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GOING DOWN THE HILL!

I'D Age Creeping on shows Itself in Lack
ius re Eyes and Trembling Hands Man,
Who ere old in Years Are Vigorous and
Realthy-How such Condition May B,
Encolnpa .sed by All.
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OILS.
Local Quotations.

Boiled linseed oiI, bbis:, COO; cases. fves. d5t
Turpentine, bnls., 5sc; cases, dpes, sc.
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ROYAL CRYSTAL SALT
Is sweet and delicious
THIS lis PRETTY COON

Dew Drop can goods are the best. The
best Is good enough. ROGERS &. Co.
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NEW YORK, Oct. l4-Petroleum -Novem-
her closed 40
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FINANCIAL.
The Metals.
Money Market.

Copper 61l111 IS
6502O 20
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LOCAL MARKETS

fwHoLEsALE Buying PRICES,
Retail about 10 ner cent. higher
Corrected Daily By the Topples For1Ddritn7 Co
"a and rs E. Second South Street
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OGDEN.
Democratic Rally Tonight.

The Democrats will hold grand rally at
The opera house tonight. at which tie next
usegete to congress from Utah, Joseph L.
hawlins. win speak. A torchlight process
sion will proceed the speaking and the air
Will be ablase with enthusiasm for De-
mocracy. The little side show given by
the Liberals last Wednesday will not be g.
patching 10 it.
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The Gaming Eignt,.

The Coming Fight
Considerable interest is bsing taken in
sporting circles over the forthcoming Will
liams-Rhodes fight at the Utah Athletic
club house. The club house has been re-
modelled and arranged so as TO accommo-
date at least eight hundred spectators. IL
is thought that fully Que hundred people
will come up from Salt Lake
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Government Bonds Closing.
NEW YORK. Oct. II.
q. S. IS regular i14Hl Coupons. ---------1 l41s
rs regular bid 1901 Pacific 6s bd-----107
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-28

to follow Christ, and the Lord accepts
bin, there 10 sn act instituted ap-
propriate to the covenant into when
the lord and the repentaut person
have entered. This act In baptism ior
the remissiOnp f sins. How n.autifuI
this ordinance il II dignity understood.
Some eeem TO think that this or finance
~ too simple to be OF divine Origin, hut
its very simplicity Is ia iuli harmony
with the whole Blan II salvation.
II Il 70 planned that no one 10
excluded from IL. II Is ar acceptable
TO tue higheet capacity M II Is within
the reach OF the simplest mind. In
this act Christ j. present through His
agents, for IL must he aumi ni-tefeJ
by an authorized servant OF the Lord
to bs binding. This l. clearly taught
BY the Word Of God, In the history OF
John the Baptist, for Instance, by
whom Jesus was baptized, alter which
lie received the Holy Ghost and 'he
testimony that He was the Son OF God.
II IL was not beneath Hin, who had
left the throne of glory, TO submit to
this ordinance, II should certainly not
be beneath our dignity TO observe II.
Speaking OF the resurrection OF
Christ, Elder Nicholson obser we'd that
the body Of tue Savior was freed
from mortality. When q candidate
for salvation goes down into the
water, he comes out free from sin,
az Christ came forth from the grave
free from ail that was cOrrupiblp--the
ymbol Of beauty. Those who Obcyed
the Gospel In foreign lands--will never
forget the moment when they went
down into the waters OF hsptism
anu took upon Themselves the name VI
Latter.day Saint. Even the man
himself who administered the ordin.
ance Il remembered with gratitude by
the iaints.
whan ,ne individual Is free from
his sius as Is In "a position H. receive
the Holy Spirit, for II 10 the promise
OF the Lord that He shall be given
10 those who have been baptized for
the remission of sins. Tue Spirit u
given through tho ordinances OF laying
ON Of hands oy the Elpers authorized
10 do 80.
There Ia abundant testimony among
the Saints to the truth OF the Gospel.
Thousands eau testify 10 tbs 70
ception OF the Holy Ghost Ia accord.
ance with the promise, no matter
whether people choose 10 believe II or
not. The Saints know that they have
received the spirit and no coniradic.
tion eau alter the fact any more than
persecution could alter the fact tina.
Paul saw a light aud heard
the voice OF the Savior on the
road TO Damascus. When a person
has received the Spirit OF 1od he no
longer belongs to the world out 10 the
Kingdom OF tho Lord. And " he
continue faithful to the end, he shall
finally receive an entrance into the
celestial kingdom.
The choir aud congregation Joined
In singing;
Tue Spirit OF God like dre Is burning.
Boneiietion by Bishop William b.
Preston.
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BOYS CLOTHING AND HEy!y FURNISHINGS.

81 90 Boys' Plaid Knee Pants Suits.
70 Boys Knee Pants suits, plated
hnck, regular 81 90 goods.
90 Boye' Knee psuts Suits, dark
brown check, heavy.
20 Boys Knee Pants Suits. blue and
brown pin check. worth 81 90.
40 Boys Knee Pants Suits, blue aud
brown cheylot. our 81 on suits.
20c Gents Ties, our 400 quality.
dVc boyH' Navy Blue Flannel Waists,
cur 81 90 goods.
81 90 Boys' all wool Flannel Waists, In
stripes and plaids, worth 81 20.
&c Boys Dark Outing Flannel Waists
lhc Gents Ties', In assorted colors,
worth 25c.
2oc Gents Ties, our soc quality.
3 80 BOya' Cape Overcoats.
% Boys Cape Ovorcoals, worth 81 10
= IS Boys'Gnpe overcoat-, worth s. ~
400 Boy,' Cape Overcoats. These
goods were made TO sell for 90 w
- 20. Plush Lap Robes, worth 81 %.
- 80 Ex.Hcavy Black Plush Lap Robes
.Oc Boys' Astfachan Trimmed Gaps.
$50 seal Plush Gaps, worth zoe.
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Uintnh stake Conference.

vERsAL, Nov. 81, ls92. - The
quarterly conference OF this stake oc-
Cured on the 9Th and 9TH OF this
month. We enjoyed the visit OF Bro.
l.. J. Nuttall, who was tho only repre-.
sentative We had from the outside.
Our conference was well attended.
The instructions given were pertinent
10 the conditions Of the day. The re-.
ports Of the ward Bishops were not
very encouraging, much indifference
being unaffected among the people.
. Elder Thomas Karen, lately returned
from mission 10 Great Britain, saw
the necessity OF reformation among
the people, said the power OF God was
stu made manifest among the nation
OF the earth, verifying the words Of
His faithful servants.
&C. BARTLETp,
Clerk VI Conference
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,,ononets announces the dlscovctyoi a
faint comet by Mr.. freeman Of brlsn'
ton, England.
A, w, BOSNIAN, n veteran lake cap
tain, died in Chicago ON Sa'ufu"S'
aged 10.
Rome. Nov. 27.-Dr. Kopp, FRINGE
B,ahou Of Brralau, aud DR.. Ntemeni1'
Archbishop nj Colugno, have been
raised 20 the Cardiualale.
London. Nov. a. The Vienna cor
resrondent of the NoDs reports IN.
dtath of Herr wahelnan, president oi
Lloyd's Commercial Society, when
owns the newspaper P6shhoT Lloyd
Paris. Nov. 27.--lt Is said In
automatic circles that United states
Minister Coolidge has opened negotint.
ion. for n Commercial Convention ana
an extradition treaty with France
London, Nov. q. - Trafalgar Square
was today the scene OF another AMI
mated gathering Of socinlis,s, anarcn.
ists aud otherwise motley crowns
which required police supervision.
When Revolutionary talk wac unuulgei
ia the police dispersed the meeting
Valparaiso, Nov. gs.--rhe protocol
between Chiie and Peru has teen
Withdrawn temporarily by the hign
contracting powers. The disagreement
was In reference to the appointments
OF an arbitrator for the settlement
of claims, but 1t IN thought al agree
ment will soon DO reached.
Exmore, Va, Nov. 27.-President-
Fleet Cleveland arose nj b:'W ths
morning aud took bfisk walk. He
nftrrward breallfasted and Tvmaineu IN
doors until Afternoon. About . OIL lck
the paity took u drive along tue teach
After their return the regular O'Clock
dinner was served and tbs evening
was spent quietly.
Caracas, Nov. 2s.---A minister AZ the
capital to-day told correspondent that
General Crspo would maintain iuliy
the Jurisdiction OF NeneEula, and
eHreclaliy it, right 10 arrest criminals
on inerchantships In her waters. ms
right will bc more particularly Insisted
upon when the iugitivts are citizens OF
Venczula.
Paris, Nov. 27.--It IA telographed
here on good authority that Baron
Hirsch's right hand was blown OIL
through the ufsting Of the breech OF n
gun with which he was shooting.
According TO the lnteat report II seems
TINT the accident was only hai
burn and Will b. all right after a few
dDy.' rcst.
Santa Cruz, Cal, Nov. q. - The
heaviest storm Of wind aud rain Tor
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SCHOOL GUARANTEED


There was no school In the Hooper
school building Ia tue Nlneteen,h
ward TODAY and there will be none
until further notice. rhe cause OF the
suspension IL the death from scarlc,
fever OF child Of Janilor Balderson
who occupies portion OF the building
az residence. The victim was n
bright lad about ten years of age. He
had been sick about n week. Health
Commissioner Beatty says there was a
case OF scarlet fever near the school
nome time ngo and believes that the
germs Of the disease were not all
killed and that the deceased contracted
the fever by coming IN contact with
them.
A yellow Tag has been placed on the
building which viii be- strictly quaran-
tined until such time ~ II shall have
been thoroughly disinfrctcd.
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lions SAVINGS BANK
NIB
TRUST COMPANY,
Nos. and Fact Tompls Street.
sALT LAkg CITE UT<8


DINEGTofl6.
wiLroHu WOODRUFF. prsslisaL
1koRGk Y. OASsog. Eirs, President
Jossrh D. hMirh. GsoRgK BIisoLDs,
Angus NJ, cANNoS, HknEH }, GuAVr.
JAhks JAck, LfgLSyo Snow,
T. q. WrhhLH. tRANCis NJ, LYMAN,
H. u. CLANsps Anton u. Lusp,
lkoSAup @. hAHuI,
Oldest rssiuGs HANK In Utah, With
deposits greater than All othsrs cola.
binsa.
A. siTErr DErosIT RoIKS ron RANT.
saving. Deposits In any anIn, from ,oo up,
received and Interest allowed al . per cent psr
annum, compounded four time. year. Cor.
rsspondencs solioited,aud any sgas forwarded
~ county dspositoIa carefully attended 10.
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YOU Throw MoSEY AWAY ~ YOU
Trade OUTSIDE or
n VI H II il a @ HIS.
10 Colored Blanket for g5c.
> 10 Colored Blanket for 81 -.
> 10 kersty Blanket for 2l5.
d 10 krr,ry Blanket for - 30.
Z NJ kersey Blanket for 81 0j.
ln.i White Blanket for | 10.
ia White Blanket Tor / 80.
Our 81 on liza White Blanket for sip5
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DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.

Zoe yard Turkey Red Table Linen.
sc yatd 50 IN. Cream Table Linen,
good value for 60c.
lac each, Huck Towels, size 20 Z ~,
extra heavy, n bargain for pc.
80 a yard, 10 In. Unbleached Sheet.
Ing.
&c yard, Extra Heavy 80 In. Sheet.
ing.
lso aysrd. o. Heavy sheeting.
ie, rs In. Twill Crash.
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Shot nj Eureka.

Al. Collins, n Bullllon.Beck miner
who engaged In a saloon quarrel with
n prospector ut Eureka, u few nights
ago, has been brought to this city with
two pistol .hot wounds In his lett
thigh, for treatment. He IL now In the
hospital aud II II expected that with u
few weeks care and rest he will be all
right again.
Collins' antagonist was man named
Parker, who wRs arrested 10y tho OH.
cera Immediately after the shooting.
The affair was the result Of an election
let
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Counting the Votes.

The Board u Canvassers expect to
finish their work today or tomorrow.
This msrning they took up Weber
county, which IL the last county on
their list. Saturday, canvass included
wasatoh, Washington. Wayne and
Uintah counties, as follows:
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Nc Mons White Linen Collars.
Toe suit, BoyY Natural Grey Und.,.
wear.
zoe Built, Mems Natural Grey Under.
wear.
81 90 Suit, Mems Camelshair Und.,.
wear, medium weight.
2 90 Suit, Men Extra Heavy Fl,eeo
Lined, worth 50 90.
90 Boys' Long Pants, our regular
81 20 goods.
loo Mems Cashmere Hose.
go Boys Knee Pants.
Sbc Boys' X nee Pants.
i5c Boys' Knee Pants.
0Oc Boys Knee Pants
Mems Half Hose,
IN CAsIMERE,
Al l5c, worth Poe.
Al 2Oo, worth 80c.
At Zoe, worth i0c.
All wool, as heavy.
Celluloid Collars. Toe.
Ce.luloid Cuff, zoe.
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$500 HeWardI

WE Will pay the above reward for any case
on Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, sick Headache.
Indlftsinn. Constipation or tosuNVness We
caut OF cure with wctrs Vegetable Liver Pills,
wien the directions are ctr city COMPLIED With.
They Hre purely Vegetable and never fal 10
give Satisfaction. Sugar Coated. large boxes,
10 cents. bewhre OF counteffelts and into
oons. lhesennine cold W JOHNSON. PRATI
Co.. u and 81 Mails street, salt Lake City.
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ATTORNEYS.

ATTORNEYS.
C<H{1kI{ oAlnIEQIoE, AFTQanIf-KfIIE-
KKRvAND. EE04AvER AND LrruooRApHEa.
n 1o12 fsnnA q n.
visiss,r oards PRINTED from 49,. ~ psr 100. "a
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E>OR RENT-NEw HOUSE; COMPLETELY AND
newly fSFnishsd, cseinet mcatels. slectrie 6slls,
stlysr win rent 70 careful tenant for 90 60psr no.
loo 1t. n ". It.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

LOR RENT
Furnished and Unfurpished Apartments
.,,; THE wooDhoNr. 13sh and n IsTs 6Irsls
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FUKNtsHED HOUSES.
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STORES.
i ios2 Conn Conn ave le3S G En- !:
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

newly furnishsd, cabinet mssssls siect1ic bsiis.
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3! Ell 49, I! \; e H |:] S'!s, ..K
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sv'sn sna So sniY %. sPRH Ypfgf. sor
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-27
WANTED-HOUSES.

WANrKp-TQ RENT SMALL HOUSE, WITH
shsd: M back ysrd. for two persons 10 chidr-n
st.es font and address LOUIS KARSNER, $40
WANTED BY JULY ], CARE FURNISHED
w hoase fnr summer months; win pay nominal
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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WASTED ron COOKS. DRIVERS.
w porters. houeeuen, maids, nurses, vatchmen,
sales ladies, clerks tnale and fsmals); northern
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WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED NAN MAN
sans. Or Of fsasa.
WANTED-BY PRACTICAL FARMER, A SIT
w usuon - manager; has had long experience in
dary work also and give best refereuce. Address
MANAGER. care T. r. BROOKS, 616 18th st. NV.
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w servants (refs. private families hotels restau
rants or whersyer NEEDED slso Positions for clsrks
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