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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-29
A Federation OF railroad Workers.

The committees OF railroad men who
were here last week trying TO organize
federation of railroad employees, have
made an organization OF all the unions
except the engineers, and made Ii. n.
Lamb, Of Garrett, Ind, president, and
A. II. Gallaher, OF Bellaire, secretary.
The engineers are to be invited to join.
The organizations included are the con-
ductorS, telegraphers, trainmen, SWITCH
men and firemen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-29

WILrEsBARRE, Pa, Nov. GA petit
ton signed by nearly all the merchants
in Wilkesbarre was forwarded to Presi.
dent Wilbur tonight asking him
to arbitrate. The estimated loss to
the Lehigh Valley on account OF
tho strike 10 half million
dollars day. 1t is said hero that the
management OF the strike has now
passed out OF the hands OF President
Wilbur into the hands OF the newly
elected general manager, MIR. Voorhees,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-29
A French Journals Hopes.

PARIS, Nov. 2S.-Tke Journal Des De-
bats hopes that, thanks to the energy
and courage of which Mr.. Cleveland
has given so many proofs, matters Of
public interest will now receive atten-
ton, and that the McKinleyites will
finally be defeated. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-29
THE EASER'S LFE
Attempted by an Unknown French
Assassin on Sunday.
An INTERNAL MACHINE SENT HIM
With Evident Intent to Kill the
Emperor Of Germany.
TgE SCHEME DETECTED IN TIME

A. tho Same TIme Ono Was Sent to
Chancellor Won Caprivi-A Box
Which Aroused Suspicion Opened
by an Export Before it Reached the
Emperor-A Letter Accompanies
lt-Tho Attempted Assassination
Thought TO be the Result of Po-
Iitical Plot,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-29

Special Dispdteh 10 The InteltqsHeer.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Nov. 2S.-At 2
o'clock this morning FIRE broke out in
the little town OF Corryville. O., which
threatened for time to wipe out the
place. Robinson's grocery house and
residence we're consumed, with loss OF
$500, partially insured, and the resi-
dences OF George Blake and John
Harkle were also burned to the ground,
with loss of $500 each.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-29

GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. Nov. 2s.-About
10 o'clock this morning Myron A. King,
a mason, shot and killed his wife and
then ended his own life by sending q
oellet into his brain from big revolver.
King and his wife had parted two weeks
ago after having several violent quar-
rels, Mrs. King taking their child and
going 10 live elsewhere.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-29
wuIInvestIEate.

Special D4paieh 10 he InteEiCeneer
CHARLESTON, W. VA, Now 2S.-Judge
Jackson has ordered an investigation
in the matter of the United States pris-
oner, Presley Jones, who died in Jail.
The death, it is alleged, was In a great
measure due to neglect and disobedience
on the part Of Marshal Dan Harman OF
tho DOCTORS orders. The affair has
created considerable hard feeling
against the system OF handling so many
federal prisoners here at one time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-29
IS 1T OFF?

The Strikers Adjourn and Arc Sending
Cipher Dispatches Along the Line.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1895 a. NJ
The Lehigh strikers committee, in con-
ference at the Bingham House, has just
adjourned. They refuse to admit or
deny that the strike has been ordered
off, but are sending cipher dispatches
all along the line.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-29
HoRRIBLE BRuTALIrY
Alleged and Denied in Connection Will
the South African War.

Alleged and Denied In Connection With
the South African War.
LONDON, Nov. 2S-owing to the ques-
tions of Mr.. Henry 1abouchere in the
house OF commons, in reference to
wounded Matabeles, who, it was insin-
uated, we're slain. by Mashonas, the
British South African Company cabled
10 Capetown and received to-day an
emphatic denial OF the report from
Captain White and Hon. Maurice
Giff, rd, who commanded the Ma
snonas. These two officers declare
that the wounded AIatabeles we're at.
tended to in the Buluwsyo hospital
with as much care as was shown to the
wounded Of tho company. On the
other hand Captain " hite and Mr.. Gif-
ford declare that the Matabeles horri-
bly, mutilated the Moshonas at thu
shangani engagement, cutting off wo-
mems breasts and mutilr ling the child.
rem, etc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-29

SAN Francisco, CAL. Nov 2s.-"The
new tariff won't affect Inc in the least so
far as sugar is concerned" said Claus
spreckelS, the sugar magnate. RAW
island sugar may possibly be affected,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-29
Escnped From the Reform school.
,u,.in, ni.pnl.h % De Intllllcncr

Special Dilpdlah.t 70 He hlleII0eRcer
PRuNTYTowN, W. Va, Nov: esd.
Jordan, of Milton, Cabell county, W.
Va, escaped from the West Virginia
reform school this afternoon. Twenty
Eve dollars reward is offered for his
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-29
INTERNAL REVENUE
Schedule and Income Tax are Next
to be Considered.
The Ways And MEANS COMMITTEE

10 Meet To-day to Complete the Tariff
BnI-The Whisky Tax Will Not E1-
coed 10 Cents Per GalIon-Repub-
IIcans Preparing to Vigorously Fight
the Wilson Bill-The Southern Dem.
ocrats VIII Also Make a Big Kick.
Western Free Traders Satisfied.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-29
Patents to West VIrgInians,

Special DispGtch 10 he InteltiGsnc7
WAsHrYerox, D. c., Nov. 2s.-Patonts
granted: Edward B. Hyre, Elk Fork,
ratchet wrench; Lewis 2. Moran, j.
O'Brien and J. Davis, Montgomery,
switch stand and lock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-29
DIED.

GoRsuCH-on Wednesday, November 90, 1898
at O'Clock a m, HELES. daughter OF b. B.
aud Agnes Gotsueh, ia the pth year OF
her ago.
Funeral notice hereafter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-29
Civil Service Commissioner johnson
has retired from the commission.


For West Virginia fair; slightly warmer
weather Wednesday, south winds
For Western Pennsylvania, Western New York
and Ohio, local SHOWS or light rains on the
lakes; fair In the Interior southwest winds,
becoming variable; slightly warmer In Ohio.
TIE TENPLRATuEE YESTERDAY,
ns furnished By c. ScHSEFF druggist, corner
Market aud Fourteenth streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-29

YoUR Thanksgiving dinner is not
complete without that elegant Angel
Food at the Wheeling Bakery's Retail
Store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-29
Save Every DAVIS Coupons for WORLDS Fair Ph@&0@9

so far as the demand is concerned, but
then don't suppose it will virtually
AFFECT the price"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-29

Great improvement is noticeable in
the star, railroad and steamboat trans:.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26
THAT PRISON STORY.
~ nE MAs 4 Ma nAp W.
fsmaus Joe O'uritu Say llc lll the
Prisoner aud Hr ll.m narG,--
Afraid Of llJdrupuubia.

Sheriff. MtQ1eun ami his on,erprls.
ing deputies admit tHst what Henry
Cassidy, the ex.uunty convict stated
ln ipsi cvcnins's News BOO relation o.
the inhumau treatment % which he
was sul jrcIoi was true.
The aaaur IL quoted in this morn.
lingo 7rsltNe a. saying DO rcspoHrc T.
questions lut boy O. REPORTER that
paIcE "Y.u can 10y iu- Gao ,Nni 1
iiu punish him With % broom handle,
anu hAJ the uo,r tuf.td ca him anu
confined him iu Untk rgll.N
AS, "lc lus when hrtnya GUpt
tue hose on hin Iur tuu minutes.
h,pl it un him fHr au hour,
ami would have kept ii ou hlm longer
huo na lnt ytumifed 90 behave himself.
lie goi no more
than hu utHrlvvI h.u jus. what other
. lsouur. viii got 10 hey uo nos obey
the fu,ts winch Gro .Jt any to-
stIill.n
Deputy Jrr O'Bricu when spoken to
~ % NIWa rcHfosvntsuvc regarding
tue matter msl even f.aiUd wiih %
chaiuclvratiu grin aud decided lt,sh
accuus" yes, we dlu give him h-'; We
turned ,hr hose ON MIN aaj vet aim
I through ami through. Blt iusithl OF
| letting tue water iuu D. him iIf ten ui
! ikouty minutes we allowed " g. run
| Tor Two haurs. She s- Ut "a L.
deserved moro than hu got II / had
/ had NY way hr w1ulI have brnu
/ hanged by tue wrists uuiil it was
necessary ~ send for physician"
Three Ut four hours later "a NEW.
! reporter met tho doughty Joe and
I again a.Eud him u be uut actually hit
/ CaFsiIy a. lhe latter claimed nl he
| replied. "its, you net, htt him AMI
| MT him hAri tut not with a club.
| gave it % him IN the back Cf the mead
uu hard ns knew how, The devil bil
/ mt 900 the hand like n dog uud
l thought / might get hydrughObla,
| wanted 10 get even with him."
O'Bfiui tayu he was 40 badly bitter
tha. he was compelled TO gO 10 "a doctor
i0r treatment
The discrepancy as 10 tho time th'
cold water was allowed 90 run vi
/ CHwluy is easily accounted Tor, nv th'
latter rays he became unconscious O.
the expiration Of ten OF twenty min
u,ca, anu therefore does not subt IA,
tia hiuiness OF what the sheriff ray
/ when lao admits that the stream
| played on him f0r an hour or villa
| O'Brrn says when he declares III
operation lasted two hUufs. IL show
ono thing C0ucluriycly and that Il
that The picture " prlrOu punishment
was not Ovcrurawn by the COnyic
/ himnplI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26
WITHIN OUR GATES.

Judge POWcrH, win not even ~ much
Of latent hostility ON his forefront a. the
little silver hntChui, WAS thr Observes
OF several observers ON our streets
yesterday and t1dny, having just come
down from Brighton.
Marshal Nat NJ. BRIGHAM went o.
Ogden yesterday on Official busiuns =
sul has returned. AZ a few ulgcea
within his gi'taro net yet hilld, the
latter will attract more attention than
tho other part
j. L. pearcc OF urk CITY anu T..
Egau, a mining operator Of Bingham
were among the arrivals at the Cullen
last evening. The silver champions
keep coming aud going the same uH
though everything vas all right.
Nhrs miling CouulruauCe OF George
ID. pypur, fresh from the western shore
Of Lake Michigan upon which IL has
been turned for several weeks, Is now
reflected upon the sights and faces
where he was brought up. Tonight he
will appear al cur own Lake Ia tho
manner that we all like 90 well.
w. b. Tilden, a resident Of Mount
Pleasant, fOuuu his way 10 the metro
polls last evening aud is com OFT IDLY
enBcOnced where a good many u our
Democratic friends insist that mis- Illus.
,fiou8 uame.uko should have held
iOIth-!ho White House.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26
A Telecrnnh Cnmnnny Snnd.

Emanuel Kahn has commenced an
action agRinst the Western Union Tele.
graph company, alleging that he put an
account against Pocs,cl'o lrm In
tn. hands oi Il. q. Dunn * 60. .0r
collection. tn latter teiOgnphud
thvir representative at pOcltellO 70 at.
taoh the iirm ~ orre, but tho telcgram
was not delivered for about week.
In tho meantime tho firm failed aud
plaintiff was unable TO collect tue
claim. He now a-ks tho telegraph
uompany to make the amount gold,-i
q. Sl7s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26
81 m,cnnr nscora.

S~sa mseaBo uecora. gsirv, n.,, 1
Vuifra N.i1. 7IH'f.H. % 10.
saint aud stnuoTa. ~ Iiu. Robinson, 10
Iuo Fnn Of size Crons Republic. ~ ",
uonfy suaillh OoyerIalo nr.
sIHriyrdom Of Joseph stsndiuE. ~
John Aicllllu1, 2'0
items On PFic.1hoOd. ~ rfoldsr, Ioaa
Iayluf, i0a.
Tho fiooE OF Iasher, C,o'b on tiiS
Leather uiIt, t37a
Temples. Descriptive and historical sigtrhos -
aa...ut ali maIau saorni oml,.s win IN
alpfpdn giving an account uf ho laying of
Gu r,u1i1ua M ua 500 thlo CIV rompls.
Apuc, if14 Paper, ice.
dictionary OF tho Hook Of uoTuasa,
onh, ut, ouIt!5a
History or tho rormons, o..
HIiiionnluI tir, taes volume. tso5 earA
--arnaI Of uta<sursss, H-ag v1lanss Ga
Tae MfzsyRa, - sasauHs % - nsstyra,H G.
J1aTph And iiynn Smith, win ste0l ouyglaynrs
o. Nrs0 1lnlH mon, ~ T.. %, LtuoneId, t0a
gospel philosophy, shoviug tho ,bruIdiuo,
oi IanfHug aHi uo harmony Of tln slspI
vlh science aui history TO-.
rho Hand OF Providence, - shown In N,
uirny % nations and individuals, from Ne
guat 1u H.l7y Go tHg restoration 90 ils gaapsl,
sH Illustrated aurs Of as rlgo.-yoFy hiss.
gHGrE, CIe,
'riornou" Doctrine, riain and ,iairlo "a.
p.tHHa1u " tho pIlrip.s1 of tho gpsrol, In
twg'H t'ls1.y .urHsl rlap.1u, .lA appendix
W7HF HHp'ara rafysouooi, b. Chsnss v.
NH|rH.". als
Dialogues ana Hccitauuuu, No. =,
contains uH.r0 alIgIiu flr iullIc and pHv.ss
rHHH luflHul. g.a
way We Practice iTurai unrrinre,
uJn"NImnHH VITO aal mugiof-IIalau Hu
whitney, Cloth o1ToI 4se,
CniHWWi oohabi'ntion, containing The n,
mnrEHaI' rolling ~ Julaa o. IS asua iu uub
Iy'HiHT Dn u4 laroraH. GHH|uaH, s5s.
clio Tennessee uuv,apr0 pai o. causes. =
ineiHu ay Ja.u hghl,u1H, g1s
iho Mountain Meadows uusaarrc aud
Hurulcnost Hsg nH urang % us
Tragedy AHi place y. blame aar.l Is pgapasiy
bunnRl boy 81 M,IUHlHsH. Obi.
hiood htoncinenL ~ e. W. rourus,, "a.
r'hlaa uIs dllauo az gE1rrrtl.I by I.a.,ag la
Saints, 2ls
EUadtngs ana geeiinfinus, second oiaoA
bluk nf 100 uagrr, containing great ynHsty
Of choice hsaliHRa end IHa.shl1la, compiled
By Prot s,H. F,ui, tos.
IA Epio Poem, b. Hannah q Eas. rugs.
= sgati, slsA ~ go
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26
A FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE.
Arrested al tile Instance Of tho SILT Lake
rolice.-lhe Apprehension FOL.
iuWtd by Suicide.

The San Francisco Chronicle Of
ruesday Last contains pathetic &C.
count Of a suicide committed In that
city on Wednesday last. IL says; Di-
rUolly under the eyes Of a detective
u. W. Parker, n youug attorney, com
mlttcd suicide IN a room At the Grand
motel yesterday by shooting himself In
the head. Parker was under nfreHt nt
the time, ani the tragic scene wHs en-
acted while he was IN the Stms OF his
young wife, The story IS thnt q a
bright, talented man who was REM
dcroi desperate by tho uiBgruce no felt
over his arrest upon iel0u charge.
Tho deceased arrived Ia tlis city
with his wife lome weeks ago ani took
quarters at tho q and hotel. Their
advent hore WIS not Of particular iu.
tUrrst until two weeks ago, whom CHIEF
Of Police Crowley received dispalGh
from the head o, the police department.
oi Salt Lake CITY, requesting the local
authorities 20 hunt up Parker aud his
wife, A few days later came a letter
IRON john T.. Crawi1rt, an attorney
u lbT Dearborn street, Chicago, asking
Tor IarAuT'o arrest,
ParkuI's Crln!e was committed IN
[ Chlcn.O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26

The next tegu ar monthly meeting
Of the Home missionaries Of the SAT-
Lpku Stake Of Zion will convene In
the Social Han, Salt Lake CITY, on
Wednesday, Aug. 81th, 1913, at 1870
pm. a full Attendance Of the
brethren anu report NJ lahUrs per.
formed during the m0Ath h requts ste q.
Written reports Ia case OF alscncs CiHny
Of the missionaries from tho meeting
nr0 required boz ~ cascs
jams ID. SlWLiNU, Clerk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26

There will be several pleasant ft,a.
lures at the masquerade ball ON next
Tuesday, among them a Cleopatra
barge In which the intriguing queen
Will be- reclining on her couch sur
rounded by Marc Antony and q
rellnuo Of attendants.
The reduction of the price OF tickets
from 81 TO 50 cents Tor the masquerade
bali 10 much appreciated.
the bicycle tournament at SlllaIr
comes gh On Thursday, The as; u
August.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26
InlerrslIng Realing.

"rho Evolution Of Artificial Lighw
is tho title Of an elegantly printed aud
pTolusely illustrated pamphlet OF more
THAI 100 pages issued by the Union
Pacific railway. The publication is
ono Of decided merit upon the topic Of
which It treats. 1t covers tho nelI
"lfam q pine knot 10 the pinisch light"
the latter being he most approved
method " Illuminating railway
ulaches. The work IN divided into
twelve ohRpiers, under the following
capuUug: LRnt OF O.hur Days; House
Lisht, Torches ana Lamp; Candles,
Lanterns and Liuhs; Oh Light; q ~
Ligag Street Lights; Beacon Light;
The Electric Light; The Piuuoh
Railway Oar lighting.
Tho tuhluct OF the evolution OF nTli.
tlcial light, descriptive aud historical
is treated IN concise anu c1mpreheE-
sive manner. Much valuable infor-
nation II conveyed in form that
makes very Interesting reading. The
last few pages Of the work are given 10
brief description % the u ion
Pacific line ami the country through
which II runs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26


for adultery aud answered not guilty,
JudIc Mckay wa npp1inteJ by the
court 90 uelcud JUS, aud Attorney
Wiley Blown To lrlrud the woman.
The accused nfe Gprmare and Mrs.
- oi'e'9' ub'7" WIN bio"' "'''''
rt.ct Ash. vutt,i
John smith, coloiud 'uudci" ana
Jtnnlo hlgcfsi Whllc blfl' were
called upon 20 ploRi u rhhtfr OF ioT.
plctuph' 30 also were ttauN huWhti
anu Liz1'u Iaidiuur l.ucs aud while
tesptcliVoly' Tue otlj npicuite wns
MISS Rogers VINO, WIN VIC tlfl Hhiul-
neg hhu l,eh out on nor uN tttos-
nlthhce-. AUtIhry t'i'Fi VINO VIII
uoicnu the quhile.la on innir uiNi
s'Ht'i thal the iofnvr WuulI uu "hetc
IN lev g.Ss " piehl.'
Sultni IoNa hh" 'aFlluot entered
plcA o. hoi gullls
Attorney Corey Informed the court
YIN, lhv avg e defendants hHd utrn
cuhuntu 10 thv ncuiltNuAgy, awaiting
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26

tUI.H. NuE .0tl
WUrat-fnty, cHGh, CO.'S H.U. IH.
Corn aa.tr. rlaN .fNi ..
.frHdI cash. ..Nt
TurtaIrm. sept o.
Lard fum, sept 500.
tuH. flrm sept hsa
iNvau4i.
Isr.tyaN Nominal
lIHNaIHl
Imuthy-Lis So
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26
StaDiard C5ur1b Work3


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lonGg iioiorcurea. soriuturu tstis auanrui
H sIHlHDyyH HuisT, vih LlftlfIelI mites, &c.
&c, aao ADD li02. saaa.tlas u ula.i,sz.
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CIoslng of 81. George Tcmnle.

81. George Temple viii close for
ordinances ON Friday, 22ud September
and reopen on luesIuy, 2iih October
1893, DAVID IA, CASNuE
JAMES q. BILAI,,
81. GEORGE, Utah, Aug. 10, 1893.
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NolnrY PnbMc.

Acting Governor Richards today
commissioned Jamgs IL. Wulls, Of
Joseph, notary public for SEWER
county.
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CONIMERCI AL.
REAL ESTATE

7FarrHrf fieI 10 Nf Office OF me- County, Re.
curifr uf SAT- iu. County rtude y p,Hl.
lH'CHiHU,
Thomas ii1luCs 20 Aun hilHCn, part
nl section D., township uorth,
range WuHtsssssts.ssstss sssss..sse 900 ~
Iruuk D. Hattie Christian Mortimer,
lui. IU ana d. u.nch d. l1Fcwuud
uiuIuuuss stsfsssf .sssssg ssssssss go 90
Henry Altman tu Frances Nuhaufs
mau. part OF loo b, u.HUk au, piHt go 90
Henry Altman GOO Frances MNfaut-
man. part ut section u, township
nor %, rln-u wtHl...,,.,.t,..., 800 90
n. a. kUaalrr Huu VITO 90 O. ID, llugo,
part OF Doe O., llUrE o., plat A....., l0l 90
A. 4 kesHlcr and wife o. CHARLES
Crane, port uf iut ., block DO plat
IS gry"...,.......,... ...o,-..'... 100 O0
l.. A. hraHItr and vito 10 ldWiu
o. AEre. IuIr ln hurH %, Lake
Wow HuDIiy Hun HuI other pro.
UUrt.fs asrstssssrfsrss H.s..t# ss,,ss.. 30 90
Janice ipathau und vito 90 Juul ~.
liga.h part OF lott, block lapiat
4, cty.a,..-.,,,..'. .................... 1900 %
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TERRIBLE ITCHING
SIln end Scalp. Tricd Everything.
Uaci Cuiirurt lr rhrcr Weeks
Not Scar ur IiUplc.

WrrHm, trfiavtH fHf.H mHHIh- oiu hI. urrri1
unI IHU.H.alH ..H| IHlFHlE U.. ffhvnIIU uIiH-
llH. uur..f H#.IHr. lua .tu u1F I.IH. Conn.
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Apply 60 Utah Normal College for
private instruction In any lius u
aIuiy.
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The Utah NuImsl Cullus. will 1pou
TUESDAY, Sept. 3, 1903, IN tho a .ia
Block, With iull corps Of competent
luIcheIl.
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Money on OH uomulig stocks closed
Uru iHt net rhaugcs Cor Go a.E HyIHE gains
OF Zoo
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4 GOOD NOWlON CIRL on MIDDLE
~ aged woman, iur house work in email
iaWily Reference Apply at $50 n. Irst
NCst
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p1Uowirs afn thc toHus HlHHU1HH HUttfr.
d.y evening OF ihu fcf4uuHa Do whoa loUu
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I'm IMPROVED rWurEgTY, IL ANY
" quantity crosby a ufoily, d Stain 10.
Notary luuHr iu once