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The morning call., 1893-10-27
ALAMEDA.

Martin O'Neil. who is TO be tried for his
life on Monday uext in San Francisco for
the murder OF Mrs. Critics at the Grizzly
Bear Saloon, formerly kept a
saloon adjoining the Terrace Baths
at the West End. The subpenas for wit
nesses sent to Alameda and which have
been served have struck CONSERVATION in
some of the leading families in Alameda.
On the Stage.
Mrs. Flora Morris, we'll known in Ala
M eda, and whose divorce case is somew bat
famous in the annals of California, has
taken the stage as means of livelihood
She is now the leading lady in an Oakland
theater. AS yet her diamonds have not
been stolen.
A Small Fire.
A fire occurred yesterday morning at 7
o'clock in the residence of Judge Swasey
on Clinton avenue, near Chest tnut street
II was caused by spillng gasoline on the
floor and then lighting the apparatus. 1t
was soon extinguished and the loss did not
exceed $50.
The morning call., 1893-10-27
Varsity Note S.

this fact.
Varsity Notes.
Harry Hillard. general secretary OF the
Y. NJ. {. A, has just completed his first
wear in charge of the work in Berkeley.
Though the association is hard pressed for
money. it hopes tn retain him.
George II. Boke has been granted the
Hinckley scholarship. amounting to $500
per annum.
A students lunchroom will be arranged
for this winter III the new engineering g
building now approaching completion.
In order TO better the morale of the
university it is proposed to have q pledge
of honor affixed to each examination
paper stating the student has neither re-
ceived nor given aid in that examination.
The faculty will be requested to pass a
regulation refusing TO accept any examina-
tiOn-paper without sucn pledge affixed.
Added improvements.
The Oakland Consolidated electric line
is building brick addition to the north
side of its pOwer-hOuse at Temescal in
order 10 obtain increased carroOm. The
north wall in the rear is being torn down
and the brick used in constructing the
new addition. Superintendent A. K.
Grim stated yesterday that he expected
his new prize ticket scheme, to be ins IT,
tuted November l, would result in an in
cTehSeu IGfoU u6 VI U1VOU per uOnlH
Oakland UatroDs of the road, he said,
were combining for the benefit of the
Free Library, and Berkeley patrons in
favor of the University football team.
Various Entertainments.
J. M. Glass Of Pasadena. famed as being
one of the first towns in the State TO adopt
prohibition ordinance and carry it 10 the
Supreme Court, where it was maintained,
will speak for prohibition at the North
Berkeley Congregations Church.
Owing to illness the De Forest entertain
ment al L0rln, announced for this evening,
is indefinitely postponed.
Mrs. Henrietta Skelton spoke before the
w. c. T. i. at the Congregational church
last night. The lady desires TO make ar
rangements to speak before the pupils of
the public schools and students of the uni
versity.
Religious Convention.
The seventh quarterly convention of the
Young Peoples Union OF San Francisco
and Alameda County of the Baptist church
An address on the "ChriSlian Culture
Course" will be given by Rev. Robert
Whitaker of the Twenty-third avenue
church Of Oakland. Other speakers have
been secured and a pleasant and prOfita BILE
programme is arranged.
A Berkeley Girl.
Berkeley was proud yesterday to learn
that Miss Nellie NJ. Emerson was the ap-
pointee to the position of Commissioners of
the United States Court of Land Claims
the first woman to be appointed to Judi
ciaI office. Though an Oaklander by
birth, Miss Emerson resided in Berkeley
during many of her girlhood years, making
many and lasting friends.
The morning call., 1893-10-27
BERKELEY.

Marsden Manson, whose name is well
known in circles interested in scientific
investigations, has discovered that wells
OF different kinds in various parts of
Berkeley rise and fall perceptibls with the
tide in the bay. As get Mr.. Manson has
not had time TO continue bis investiga-
tons and find the scientific explanation OF
this fact
The morning call., 1893-10-27
SPRING VALLEY WATER WORKS,

GIG California St., San Francisco.
October 10, 1892.
Sealed bids will be received at the Office
of the SPRING VALLEY WATER WORKS,
GIG California street, up to IL A. NJ. on
WEDNESDAY, the 1st of November, next,
for any part of 1000 shares of the stock
fthe company, in lots of not less than 10
shares All stock allotted on the said bids
will be ready for delivery on the 9th day
of November next. and must be taken and
paid for on or before the 1th of NOvem-
ber next. All bids must be accompanied
by deposit of So per share in coin or
certified checks.
The company reserves the right to re-
.ject any and all bids.
By order of the Board of Directors,
WIN. NORRIS, Secretary.
oc2l I'd
The morning call., 1893-10-27

Also complete line Of Household Goods OF
every description at propOrtionateIy low prices.
Houses furnished complete all over the coast
easy payments. Country orders promptly attended
TO. GOODS packed and shipped free TO Oakland,
Alameda and Berkeley. Inspection cordially in
vited and credit extended TO all at
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A NEWePApER TRUST.
a PROJECTED COMBINATION ron
NEW ENGLAND JOURNALS.

a Proposed Combine with o. Capital Of
nio,uoo,ooo tboutto iic Formed to Com
iroi tho nusn.u Ia.rrssts Of the Lcsd.
log Paper. ct Now England.
THE Providence Novs B informed by
on authority taat h1. always been con.
flipr,d reliable ,le, another big nunr.
o.al projcct is under serious conddrra.
ton by 70 number OF capitalists Of Now
York, Philadelphia auI Chicago to so-
cure coliTal aud to muneca number q
properties IN tho Now England ttatcs
that are very valuable End profitable.
but which under SUCH q consideration as
tho one proposed win prove even more
rcmuncratyo and Influential hy the 70.
duotiou of iha oApan1 In operating, and
by the pnrchl., of supplies IN quantities
90 large nr Go demand great reductions
In the ur.co Of material used.
For ywg 10 l1s icon recognized that
q good paying now PAPER is one of tho
most cold and stable investments that
money can be- vrt into, and tho majority
Of tho newspapers Of tho country, too
largo Goo n1 'He personal property Of fiu-
glc owners, have been managed 10y stock
compaui-t
This consolidation Of newspapers un-
der one management is not a particular.
lyucw iioH, IL mH been very successful
on % smaller scale iu thcwCst, whore tho
scIiplH league De- widely known uhg
syndicate, managing % dozen valuable
ncwapaugrpIHuis.
ltwas ou'0i tho dreams Of tho elder
Bcuuu'. which o. number 0f years ago
came uoif lulluuon. ThoNow York
hua'Iml Imlma.t boCAiclg1 Timu,
st. Loui, po.-DI.p-iah and tho Boston
Herald d. One iim. como ygry near being
controlled iy % syndicate, with thDclder
Buugti at dos head, lut disagrtcmcnts
arose, and tuo negotiations came 20
uaugAt
Tho enormous earnings OF big papers
lilo tho Sew York Herald, sun and
World, the Boston Herald and Globe arc
tho nlturl results Of serious and indie
fatigabIo efforts extending over Gcrlel
OF years. 10 81 popularity reported that
the income oi JONES Gordon Bennett OF
the New York Herald from his paper %
| ei5OO0lIHr Wuuu The World closely
fo.lowH tu.s with over 100000, while
The sun probably makes half that
om0Iut ta1 Boston Herald g. supposed
10 uiuue fili,Hll % year between the
owners, wHlinIH Globo pays at least 10
per cent net on 53OY1,0Oy,
Ihe props 1t combine, however, deals
MAJ
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crime ttuilg in untold human
mitrrlee. SO lfftuvI' is THE mhn 40
ruufsrs motArfnuod upon unworthy
w0mauhuui. Toe Hly, ellhth tlu
Who through vanity nu1 Ignorance
listYrtn nef yhyslct construction 40
Iwjruya her muu,nl aud puysiuHl
viluf, ts INV .ItIy that erwin
Nomsnhoou, while the simple chlli
who would marry ur inr ukc.trmeh.
1f wedding. d few iils clothes hud
tho title, w the most riUnulu ~ ciNul'
If the l1bAsrd social .uliuYn tnnt h'H
produced uulutyl..vnt woman An1
considered her available SO marriage
WHIST the world needs tuiay h womon
capable OF strength 90 wiieho9i an 1t
noble Intelligence 500 motherhood,
wedding Wi,h lurc'hthHeli pure
sJulUI men.
rnu family lie 'aa mold the d..
vrl0pmuut af clio uHt o.; 90 % 10 tue
COVER uoirnusl O. Ilvn t1c cal
questions ard a.j.. 900 Say human iiis.
IL 10 tho mliur'a Iuty 90 tain her
chiiifvn f.Om ulupsfa.ivciy early
yeais iutcihgcn,iy 90 undeHiHui the
saCrcduets ui thr fr'aNnui On'ighil'H't
both physical AMI pnysiu'ngicn5 Ani
luculCatv on iuenl % marriage thai
would lead 30 qualifying ld character
| .or the htl puyilu. e.
Purity ia thought noble alrli'm
iu dumoansL aut physcd vI.ur a
/ desire 10 make the ur.uhstluru home
nn altar before wni,h the Chnsiiy
! ttluciplus snOliI duly uf uuAcie b
should be tho Preparation Or. aui
| Lending motive in tine enactment %.
marriage. rhuu tho uatvu-t ui love
rinll be ronud iu happiness anu ucn'-
! tii TO al humanity Children n1uI-
ishrI la The atmosphere Of layu ami
putty win goo io;th tI uio'- the land
sui 10 homo O. ibc plfents who made
of home n stuclusty, aud maria g a
pure mihll'us OF Jiylua ihw.-Iht
! HOustkg pr.
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The most solemn obligations eugen-
dered In any earthly contract are no.
sumcd through marriage. The entire
MOT Of man and woman entering into
the state Of matriUOnY undcrgOes "a
transformation. Each assumes an IN
teTust In anOtheT'a welfare that calls
Tor confederation At tho expense OF
seli-iutefostp, for each has the power
90 cxalt NJ dehase the lifo thus united
with their own. Humanity at large
haBR vested interest Ia every matri.
mouiRl venture, Ia tho heritage be.
queathed children, In tho Influence
rsdiEtlug from tue nome center which
each married couple create.
No ono truly worthy tho privileges
OF married. NE VIII entur the estate
hastily or sOlhahly; effects upon the
possible lives that may come under
thulr charge will III Nny8 be c0nsiieg-
ntilu with wise heads aud just hearls
Society has a right 10 protest again8,
tnr acceptance, by any gitl, OF moral
lprur AIS the father Of her chilIgrg;
even IL fascination bswildrrs hrf
own pur9 instiuuts, aud leads her o.
believe the sacrifice OF her pure HE
10 the service OF reformation Is JUST.
Fable,
WrNe sins of the fathers shall bp VIC.
tied uplu the children" 10 is the
ignorant disregard Of this sacred warn.
iny that has nilCd the world with
tuintsu human bodies, distorted moral
natures and befogged intellect,. Every
girl who accepts Gs u husband a man Ul
immoral habits Is participant In q
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At Dominica Ru4cllAps preliminary
ho,rug Tor Illegal voting before Com
missioner Pralt the defendant waived
examination anu wis bluui over to
the grand jury In the 'um % SOD. Tue
iarts OF the cnsu ware Etyru Ia last
Wrdutsdsy's NEws, The Gay alter TIE
etCtlsn.
Inu case Of CHARLES Hans1n and
Il. J. McCirllnud, accused of Illegal
voting nj rutdny'. election has tosn
tiismI seed hy tue prosecution, lu Com'
missioner ffaips O .ufi.
Care SlmlBgn, o. cnl0fcd woman OF
bai reputation, has been held 10 tue
gfant jury by Uniicd stnits commis'
siUneg Grcrnmau on "a charge ~ assault
ing Luua Ruiuhry wit" dotdiy
weapon. In default Of giving SjuO
bond the iausuishrs iu jail
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nESRRET EVENING NEWS.
FRAGNENTA


Tur Utah Democratic club VIII meet
IN their rooms Ia ne Progress oiocN ~
100 tonight.
Trr county clerk today issued 9 mar,
riage Iicruso 90 Jacob Myers W. "''
Kaio thine, ~, both Of this ci.y'
TuE setting ofcIvii jury caso. i"r lrial,
In Judge Burchs cuuft look W. '"o
greater rar. of this morning.
A NuAuAR OF professional . mD'ois
la,t evening luit gJJ tacu a, 'he iv''ee
sntiOu asa fuuc.,t hu5 OK He'hau '''
gamuolug un tnu gtovn'
JuuuA IANE hos held no cour. 'odny'
An ,u.l.y ,,.u which lis houus TOYS w
yesterday uhuiuoOn hhs b""o V''i ''i'
MUuuug.
Inn rohcauns Of tho damage suit
aquus. sue a.. o.. W. railway tuuiA"st
Wuou began yv'1idnyi has lHnoh uP a.
large pOiuUu u ,vday iu Judgc b"i'eH
CuuU.
the Hoy. b.. Uuor was yesterday
evening prusUn. y1 with az elegant ''Hi-
uiuauun ui,llo ami umbrella 10y tnc gianY
Jury. 10 uJdy over winch hy h..s pit7iA,u
a. foreman uuung ib prus.u. so'aioh'
J,MkENNLpY, tho fcal o,ts'c broker
VINO H.telupttu suicide ~ thou'lhb on
second Nuutn sttutt aH1ut l"'A''' "e
a. reported As beng 90 ana eAcvoedllnbIy
critical condition. 40 D. nihl iAihk 90
thu hospital whore nu was saxon oh me
night vi mo bhOJung. h,s uua1h may no
looked Tor a. any lnumvni'
POULTRY thieves nru at work In tho
western aud northwestern part Of tho
civ again. Last night ihuy made a RAID
ON several chicken I0ust- iu both ~ INC
sections named. Two or three n'ghNnfu
number of choice geese were STOLEN
from she promi,es ui JAMES solomon 81
the Twenty second nwTd.
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sa'IrJay AMI sunday Nov. 10 ana l'.
Tho ra-tam Of tho ris' DAY c0nsi'f
otnu onlcsts' meeting in tbu morning
and mputtivo concerts Boz the after
noon and evening. ON sunday geur.
raj services will br held nt 10 n.m' atd
gu.u. AZ Z pam. thr1s wiil uc runt-
rnl lecture. An iuviihu.nis given Co
tue public Co attend oil a'Ig.oua
Al Logan the oliiccrs OF ihe Wo-
mau5s uyriebic Psychological anu
l;aGfm cIa.4are duv1tiuE considerable
uuc iuia winter Gro tho dissemination
uihruwlaugc Uu the subjects Fugsrnirh
by the title of thu clar. lhey hnNe
chnria AMI other pampherI,in Win
which e. illustrate the priucip.cs
Taught. The lsulUl connected "lth
the movement are Of high ftnudinF 80
tue CHmmunity huI are whlle.4uhliu
workum Tor tho benefit ui tine youth.
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Bpri.d in Denver.

MI Rotert Reed and Mrs. II. A.
rcrponing arrived last night with tho
femalus o. Mp. Pearl r.. Rsod, who
died At Salt Lake cry, slys tue Dsn'
YER Ncg5ot tue l0,n. Deceased was
the wliu oi Nc. Robert Reed and tho
daughter of Mfa. Torpeulug, who are
old residents Of this oity aud nre welt
hnpvn Oh the N1r.h side. MI anu
Mr.. Reed hal been marie lust tw3
ysats and one mouth. Funeral teI-
vices will be- held at Asbufy church,
North Denver lhil afternoon A. .
nlNlnOE.
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r. 0. m. IImo IaLIe Chluge.

Atl2 O'Clock tonight thu following
amended umo tAbIo will be- put into
effect by the RIO Grandc Westcfni
rnins No. . anu Will run as usua,
out 30. I will leave Ogden az 500 pm
Instead of $50. salt Laku at $50 in.
steau OF 1.5I. aud Provo at lu'dl iu'
stead ot %. SO. / will tfrivU nt ffpv0
from tho east at ll:Jj %. ~, instead VI
g.4gnud Will lulvc Aiit Lake o.. $50,
arriving Ut Ogden nt ail. lhr vain
n1m Silver Ciiy will leave 81 $50 n.in'
instead Of O.aU, end ilt saliun, -'upu.e
valley points and iuuC range VIII
leave siit Lake ut 1925 instead o. 3,Nnd
arrive ut sshtatt luiilp.m. aud SILVER
CITY 10 o g.. 900.
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Nnrrlnrn Hrll..

The wedding reception ,ccufrtd las'
evening ct The residence q the hrde'a
mother Nn. Anna Barati, Vt No. a.
north, Second West street, Of Miss
Nellie Rstrsttand Nv. Caleb Summer
ha,f, SOB Of ). W. murhays, the
wei. known wool ueicnaut anu husi-
uefa man.
The young couple were married IN
tho selt Lake r,npls aui have az eX'
tvuplve cifcic u lucuus who wisL ihtm
pleasant journey through lite.
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Bcren by Death.

a great SORROW hal fallen upon the
homes OF David }. rhDmas aud Die
aud Mrs. Cuat NJ. Hpfmsn, Of THE
eliy, in tho death Of Mfs. Mag ie
thomas. rnc drceasel was "a most
c.t.mtuie lazy, aud ip her departure
from mortality tie young husband anu
patents who nave bguu rerrft oiu loved
one by the gtim reaper have Toe gym
uaihy U, large cIgoIu vi idea s. ''5.
ser inumas Wa twenty-five ynafs or
age, ana WAS the daughter ot Nh"fles
81. and Martina Haruan. The iuuuiai
stryi,ts over her remains VIII lAb'
YlAce Bro tue Sixteenth Ward mctl'nt
house tomorrow, sunday, at ll;aJ anu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-11

The Church University theology
class VIII convene In regular session
at the Assembly Han, 1915 pun Co..
morrow. A lfinted outline Of sac
lecture viii be dis,tltutoI at the door.
Tue puOiiC sfe cordially Invited.
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scandinavian heeunF' OF ANemuN hAl'
German Meeting. at soeiAl Hail, 10 am.
Home mipsiouarigs Ia the city
wards tomorrow evening.
The News IL requested 10 publish
the following;
THr sixteenth quorum Of Soyenues
will hold their monthly meeting on Mon.
day evening next, In the First ward
assembly hall, At $50.
THE Thirteenth quorum OF Seventies
will hold thoir regular monthly meeting
Monday evening. November llth, at $50
In the Twantlnih ward Nostry. Joseph
G. sharp, Clerk.
Tomorrow morning az tho Thoaior
FGv. David Utter will deliver a dis
,aurse upon the shortcomings OF popu-
aar Chfisiinnity entitled; Tue -clmy side
OF religion. Service begins at II o'clock.
uuday school at 1915. Bible class study
ing tho beginnings " Christianity.
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You will do nght 20 lUakat tho Irf-
traits we are turning cut We rir not
mailing cheap piciurts, but fifsi-c'nss
ones. Every sittiuE guaranteed. Al
kinds Of available roy iakr0. Modal
aud tipiomp nj the Columbian Fair.
SAvAGE's AM BAatN
lg-li Maid street.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

Regular ,efyic,s Of the Church o
Jesus Christ OF Laiter.dHy Saints viii
be- held tomorrow rt O'Clock In tue
Tabernacle; SUNDAY Schools In the
various wards nj 10 a.m.,and meetings
in the city Ward Assembly Rooms aud
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salt Lake sraNonger ompnnS.
CtHpoOls, Closets anu Grease Traps
cleaned. Al kinds Of scaveuger work
cheap W. viii clean your premises
lur from 70 cents 10 81 monthly. Al.
dress q. .. Box 1853.
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For the urst ol nll kinds NJ freih
msnis C. u on W. Petersen, 90 b.. 2ud
south, Family trade solicited.
Prompt delivery. Sausage specially.
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THO R.a Gnp1o W,rorn new time
cagi which WAS 10 g. Into rltc.
on the 18Th has been , stp,uoi until
the 10 h int, when the new service
will be- iunuguraipl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-11

Sam Spfy wishe8 to Inform his
iIicnds that he has ouensd u Tailoring
Establishment 1T - Main IT, lin
johnson Pratps Drug 5torel, and that
ho VIII be- pleased 10 have them call
mud see him. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-11

COAL.
Al kinds at Miller & Miller (not
'br"thgit"-norelatlon), IS West, and
South, phouo So
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The leading urntisis, Douly Block.
Strictly hF-t.ClssH work nj ouc.hali
urico charged elsewhere. Bee. west %!
Chicago.
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Get your Austrscis 10 Title nt ths
County Epc0fdeiia Office. Thay aye
made directly from the original records
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Apply 10 Utnh Normal College flg
private Instruction In any line Of
study.
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6 Per Cent

Interest Paid ~ the western Loan =
FHVings 60.
100000 capital. We deaira your
account ClTrusr solicited.
Fiaucis Armstrong, prrsi.; J.. j.. Jcu-
uiugt, Cashier 90 Es.t. 1T South.
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Dr. Burrows, Ocullgt Agriit EndOp-
neihr. Sp0c,aolss flt,cd. Commercial
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candies Candles. Candies
II you want any line candies, whole
fblc pr relril, call on NJ. SOyp, .l7
Main Street. Always the lowest
JflcUs la the cliv.
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Hsba ], Grant & Co.. GGaI i9al.s,


J. 8. Jensen Invites his friends 10
cHil aud see him 10 they want anything
100 The line az watches, iowelfy,
souvenir spoons, ,.c., etc. Lowell
prices prevail. Wstch repairing a
stecinlty. Agent Tor the celebrated
Victor Bicycle. J. q. Jengun, G3 H..
1T South, three duoia west 10 Thputtr
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II you have water lsXts 90 pay, save
money by calling NJ room $50 COustl.
TON HllILImn.
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500 Pairs
PROVO WHITE BLANKETS
at Cost.
JOHN c. CUTLER 6 BRO,
SO Main Street.
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LOOK

Ia DInwo0day'' show Window and
,ge iherfcat Ferris Wheel In operation.
ID U'tmlss u.
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All burned t,Uok NJ specnl cash
prices. Now 10 the time 10 buy.
MOrfsrou, Morrill & Go.
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Duui0ta's New Snre Store, 81 Main
st. Great bargains in Footwear.
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On, u u only naI her comp'exiou!
why II IL easily obtained. Use Pa
1lnls Complexion Powder. 10
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Cash paid fDr water scripst Cannon's
real et,atU tillce. room 332 Constitution
Iuilultr.
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Paints, OLE, Narnighog, Plate and
Wlniow Glaze, Rrushcy, Attis's Ma
tcIlnl. 80 W. FlTst South Street.
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The utnh Normal Coiluga viii Omen
Iurainy, Sept. 3, 1893, In tho Alta
Block, with full corps Of competent
teachers.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1893-10-07
Our Public schools

Are the main-stay OF our republic
In them are being cultivated the
minds which are to be our future law.
makers and leaders in every walk in
life. How essential it is that these
minds should be united to strong,
healthy bodies. So many children
suffer from impurities and poisons in
the blood that it is a wonder that
they ever grow up to be men and
women. Many parents cannot find
words strong enough to express their
gratitude to Hoods Sarsaparilla for
its good effect upon their children.
Scrofula. salt rheum and ether dis
eases of the blood are effectually and
permanently cured by this excellent
medicine, and the whole being is
given strength to resist attacks of
disease.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1893-10-07
LOCAL NOTES.

Louis Jaeger will open his place to the
pubHcsnext Monday evening. He has had
.it-6tted up in grand style.
The s. P. r. r. has commenced sui,
agains the village of Yuma to quiet It'll.
to certain property in town.
The steamer ella left for Norton's land.
ing Thursday with full load of freight.
She will return and leave for Ehrenberg on
the2lst.
When the hair begins to fall out or turn
gray, the scalp needs doctoring and we
know ofno better specific than Halls Vege-
table Sicilian Hair Remover.
Col. ]. S. Noble, superintendent of the
Tucson division, s. P. R..R., returned from
San Francisco Thursday and went through
to Tucson.
There can be no health for either mind or
body so long as the blood is vitiated.
Cleanse the vital current from all impurities
by the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla. This
madeleine rescruits the wasted energies,
strengthens the nerves, and restores health
to the debilitatsd system.
Jack Stwart, the old "49er," returned
from California Sunday evening, where he
had been On q visit to his family. He will
soon open business at his old stand On
Madison avenue,