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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-28
A. To Hefsr

''Yoa demand high wages. said she mis-
,rcss Of the house. "ag: | 41a xs,.ng TO
pay COOS. wages TO . good gisk- Yoa are
prepared 10 give satisfaction. / sappose, in
the matter Of references
AS 10 references. fnGm." -epiiei The
young woman ia the gay bonnet. Taught
s.y. = don require eaa- References -
out % riAee be; y eeEs ladies'"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-28

courage. bur courage
COED Tor battlefield
springs primarily from
quality Of readiness.
Never Is man called
upon - fac. a cannon
ar 4 ride and wait, sg-
p,negy. tn he killed.
There Is always some.
tang that can 10 done
- ward o.t the evil. or
q. least 10 turn tie
mind from IL Lieut..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-28
wROISM In BATTLE.
Brave Man Is He Who Has
Strong Will Power.
~.,,,aoN ROAR GIVES COURAGE.
=. pe~slss ideal Of . WasSioR-ssb.
,ane Acts Done On tbs Dpsr
Of . Moment.

~ brilliant Confederate soldier. Gen.
- 3. Gordon. once delivered IN two
~ sentences what appeared TO those
- hessd 1t. . capital thesis on martial
-,.ee. Commenting on the conduct of
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-28

vi. - .oazai IA excellent remedy foy s!ek
hesdsshx. Carriers Ifigie Lseg fi!aA Iaoa-
a4n9s Of letters ssoza seosae wto have psed
usexa rscSs ,h.s lack Try than.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-28

pecially by reason of his important inves-
legations about the double stars, may he
said TO have rendered q real service to
instruction by what may 10 de-
as his transformation Of the study
Of astronomy" ROBERT II. SHERAkp.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-28

Money deposited ~.ia tie Psget Soaad
Savings haak All es-n yoG E Re. eeEt. III
sxress.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-11
WEEKLY IIILLsBoHo MARKET re
PORT.
Corrected by n. w. Brown & Co
Confederate Depot

Wheat, per Lushel of 6jr lbs 80 cts
Corn, per hush,l Of sc lbs G3 c,s.
Oats, per bn>hei. OF 81 lbs SO cts.
Meal, per hu>!.rl OF 46 lbs C5 cts.
Bac"n-hrg rousd-l2 II cents. :
lu.h Potatoes, per bushcl of so It's
:" cents 70 ST so.
Sweet, Potatoes, per bus!el Of so lbs
~ ccn,s t.Si.oo.
Cabbage, = 10 j cents per pound
Onions, yer buohel Of 90 lbs, 81 90
to 500
Peas, per bushet of 90 lbs, sl.OO
t. 81 80
Beans, per tulLe' OF 60 lbs, 81 %
t. s. 90.
l'plr, per harrel. sloJ u SIS %.
I2.lrW, per vcnnl, = cculs.
Hre>Na,, per pound, 20 ,e:ts,
leI>-I1vt-U cents -t pound.
Butter, per pound II 70. - cents
Eggs, ger j, zrn, l. l.. ccn,-.
- Hides, 1 To ) Il Gems re,
rour'i.
Green ea'iei Hides, > 10 = y
cents pei pound
Ss>>st,ss Dnk OF Root, per pound
l. cta't>.
Waln", Kernels, per p"un1, 5 to
- c IT..
Durd Alp!es, per pou.i, ) to Il
Fea,nte>-I.ive Geesc-45 cents per
lonld.
W.ol-~ashti-.5',o so cents Pc,
Unvash,d Wool. Is to 20 ceuts pei
pound
Barry Wool, 5 Is Is .ccu,~ pc,
pound
{ lee per l%aunl, ) u - cents.
Sa-av. per Pound, 10 1 cet;s.
Mink, % cents 70 Sl.le, each.
Coon. u IL 6o cents. each.
F"x, Il Il 81 cents. .aci,
Op">-un, ID 10 - ctnt>,y each.
Musk Rat. ) % Il ctnt-. e,vA.
isahoaG,~l l. | 4ccnt>. .acu.
Cat. , Ia - cen's. each
Beaver. 81 al. t.. s. -. each.
ouet, 81 cot s. 0n, each.
sheep >Aln, ) IL 81 cent. .ach.
Prepare Your P'oinc- tnr ..a.kei
/. YOU t}inS n"thln. G.aA.s nn III
;%efcnce, then look at Sartt P.tstne,
10 cents Ter hu>h.l ana ST 90 ~
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-11
Now Try TuE

IL W. cost you nothing sn.i will
surely ID s"n good, if y,.u ha.. i
Cough, Gid. or any trouble viii,
Thr Al, Chest OF L,ng>. Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption.
Coughs anil c Ids is guaranteed Il,
give relief, or n.oney viii be paid
back S'~tte'e's from Ia Grippe
tonnd !, Just The thiug aud under is
Use hal = ste~iy and defect reco.-
cry L. 4 IL nple botl.e II oar ex-
pense and cara for yourself ju>,
how good thin. i, is. Tt;al bottle.
tree al " 4. Hayes Drugstore.
LARGE size Zoe. and 500.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-11

RHEUMATISM CURED IN 4 DAY
-"Mystjc Cure" for Rheumatism
and Neuralgia radically cures in | t..
3 days. Its action upon the system
!s remarkable and mysterious. |, re
moves at cncc the cause and the dis
ease Immediately disappears. Tn.
first dose greatly benefits, 70 cc,;-.
Warranted by w. A. Hayes, Dug
glst, Uill>boro.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-11
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.

The Oxford Ledger says 1.-The
Board of Stew ards, in cor Junction
with DR.. jesse Cuninyci,n. have sc
l.cted the able DR.. w. S. Black to
fill the pulpit OF the Methodist
church Tor The balance Of the year.
Wilmington messenger: The dogs
Of North Carolina tax the ~u-r
and sheep rai>ers somewhere ues'
1900 900 annually or ab"u, double
wha, 600 O0o people pay tor pubic
ednca,iuu. I, ia. no wonder that
North Carolina is poor and edncas
,icn defective.
State Chronicle II was reported
in Raleigh yesterday that Hon. w.
Is E,cdnan in Washington, n. c,
was in a dying condition. |, WI
be remembered ,ha, Judge R"dman
was at one time on the North Caro-
lima Supreme Conr, bench aud has
the reputation Of being enc at the
atlest %juri-,s III the Stale. ISinrc
the above was set in tyre, We notice
the death of Judge Roiman. which
occurred at his home in Washing
ton on Tuesday, March 9Th
Charlotte Chronicle There Is IN
no par, Of the United States a bet
ter field for manufacturing enter-
prise than North Carolins, and
never have its advantages been
greater and easier OF utilization than
now. 1ts prcrtess in material de-
velopment is turning all eyes to
ward lis capabilities, and the mil
aud the machine shop are dividing
with the professions and mercantile
business the demand on the energy
aud talents ct man. There never
was a larger percentage OF the pop
~ulation looking for employment
, other than clerkship in the stores
/. aud drulgery on HE iarms-and, il
fire. there is ~" reason why Nortl
/! Carolina should not lead IN manu
+ featuring excelt n lack If genera
rea. .zalion of her claims - leader
p ship.
Newton Enterprise !: Farmers i
:, the western ,a,t Of the county VIII
have been experimenting in rai>in
: rice on their wet bottom lands AZ
we'll leased with the resn', aud al
trying to get enough land owners @
,he South Fork river and Clark
: aud Potts creeks interested in I'll
business to justify the purchasing
= a miil for cleaning the rough ric
: [, produces from 20 o 40 bushels
the acre IN land>-that cannot be Gu
: nva,ed in anything else, and all II
= lator and expense required in raj
: ing a crap IS The planting and ga,
eriry. We hear Of a number
y gentlemen who Will plan, from L
!! t. twenty acres this spring n
I" others Who Will plaEt small
Is amounts. J. w. Pror-'. Jacob a
,hony, Ab,am An;hnny ard D.ni
Sras'e, all Of Jacobs Fork, ,ogeth,
J. can furnish 300 bushels of seed.
| RHEUMATISM CURED IN 4 DA.
y -"Mys,ic Cure" for lshenma,is
y. and Neuralgia radically cures in |
/, 3 days. Its action upon the s.sle
;, is remarkable and mysterious. |, r
, moves at cncc the cause and The i
. ease Immediately disappears. II
i, first dose greatly benefits, 10 cc,,
N Warranted by w. A. Hayes, Dru
" | Nm H-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-11

. On account Of tie et.crc weather
in as'nnGlnn CT, Ia-, Saturday
tie programme n at tiret arranged
could not te carried out in ~. par-
tica.lrs In. procession moved
from lie White House u he Carl
tnl III 4 heavy .EoW storm. After
reaching the Carat The ougvn.
and ih1niElnL u,i.utf- ieraaeJ 10 the
Senate chamber where Wee i'ie-i
dent Norton delivered thu uatI. oi
CtIi1o to Wee President e.,ct Size
venocn, who cunN cntd tnc Senate il
extra session. Tncn the processint
mas iorine.l and proceeded IL the
East WIG Il toe Gapilnl "ice the
"a'h ct oEcc was administered t.
Mr.. Cln,c',nd hy Ciuet Justice Fnl
Ter and Ireoi,ient Cleveland le.iv
cred LIS inaugural address, Tn.
procession then formed and Nth it,
niliiary escort proceeded 10 tht
White E@luas, where President
Cleveland rerie~tf4 the paraie.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-11

Under the NV law a Suftr.h
,cn,1.nt is appointed for oar STATE
pen.,"riiary, 70 hold Office for four
years, at a salary Of $4,000, and
Hon. A. Lear of Iredcti, has teen
appointed t" that position by Coy.
X las Carr.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-11
Lnmherton Rubesor,an.

1t wlll 10 ,i1ht To turn all the ,as
Gals out, and put good Democrats IL
Weir ~llarr- 1t Will he "rony 70
Keep Rro,bl cars u o.hcc, whi G
bard ~"'Nin. Democrats equally
competent III, a><n1 ir their
places. Il "I'l be right t, do what
td" people want aal not wha, The
,,lAonar,s aa.t. H ~ill he vr,n.
|" icgi>tatc f,r the Classes 1T the ex.
rfn>e o! lie masses 1t viii be right
TO te,,ea, tie Nick ,,cy tariff from
top To bottom X All be wrong
~; /" rnl i good Democratic lar,i
in rs place l. MI be right TO Gu,
tti every trtntu'lH, pcts,"n irun,
tie ..t,l.n r",. IL N.Ii !e w:.ry
hol tollnprliy .to,iie for 4 SAD 81
nrua Ejr s,l,oro nAo are j.. need,
Ci'C1Hhstati.tS
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-11

The report OF the Auditor OF
North Carolina shows that there are
ljS,il. whit. polls and $685. col
or.d potts returned as having paid
the Proportion being IS about - TO
~. Tio property - the whites
NEEDED S5o4,Ol2 AMI that OF the
blacks sl2,373. the proportion BEN.
aton, 80 t" l.. TIE last Legislature
maue an cti,tt 70 TAX incomes, but
the income tax yields only s1,l7l.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-11
Directors and Tru<te-eA
State Ct ~rcnicle.

fS,ale Gil rcnicle
TIE following il the list ot ap-
p%oir,ees sen, To The Senate 10 1sco-
tive session Thursis. afternoon and
confirmed
Commissioner o: Labor Satisfies
B. X. Lacy, Of Raleigh.
Directors # lh. Board OF lnietEa!
improvements for The term II "
ycars-E. G.. Santa aud II. r. Nor
rss.
Director, Of The North Carolina
Insane A-ylum-R II. Speigh', ut
Eipecomt- j. D.. Biggs, Of Mar
TN L.. A. Potter. OF Car,eret:
Directors 0. the Eastern Hospi,a.
at Goidshoro-W- r. R"un:ree, OF
L-noir; NJ. b PIT, IF Edgecou'be
y. NJ. Culbre,h, Of Columbus.
Directors IF the State Hospital at
Mo,gant"n-G. w. +. Harper. OF
Caldwell; J. T.. Sawyer, OF Bun
cunb- J. G. Hall, OF Cslawha.
Trustees tor the Institution FIR the
Deaf, Dumb aud Blind Charles u.
Hart and J. Rntiin WiIi,an.s. OF
Raleigh; II. &. Herring, of Ca
barru-.
Trustees Of Tie North Carolina
College IF Agriculture aud Me
chanjc Ar,s-W. 5. Primrose. O
Raleigh; 5. +. Alexander, Il Neck
l-nLnr. III. + FIRES, - Forsyth
Col. X. w. Wharton, Of Beaufort
y. B. R,onyhtor, 1T Raleigh.
TIE following were arpo'n,e,
Trustees ct.,i,t STATE University \
". GtAtam,M IL. Holt, Il. L. Gray
n. y. Smeiajr, \ j. Rouse, J. l.
Pa,,.reor, G.. Il. Thomas, p. {
Cold. { b Ayc"ck \ I.eazrr,S (
Wr..l, ". X Alien. \ Is Al
irt~., X II. Bat,l,, ". II. Day, );
). Car. T. \ McN,iil, w + Hi
PIB. Means. \. Haywood, Il.
G,sner, J. L. Caldwell, I. w. Mt
son, J.. S Oyefman, Edmond Jones
jacob B4ttle, ) NJ. Finger, L L
Puncnatl, y. &. Worth, JAS. Pa,nc
! AS ia. Directors OF the Board I
Agriculture, fie following wei
f, rn.s". w IL Capchar;, first III
!, ,rnl :; J ii tiilmcr, fifth }. 4 NJ
: L. li.nj, sr,en,h; H.. K. Erie
: t'sh h.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-11

The composition at the presen, or
F.tts-Thlrt Congress Is: Demo
cr4t-, Al; Republicans, 3S: .P"pu-
ut, !; lnlepe.den,, i; Farmers
\. tsnce, | aud ) y~acaac,ey.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-11

The STATE Chronicle says. The
charter OF tue AIllan"e has neen go
amended that The amount contrihu,
ted ty each aiiauceman a be
"l'h,iraan at his option, and thu
common 'und has been SO protected
that 1t a easily te asc~erta,nei
whether it Is being reverted from
Legitimate objects. This was all
that WAS desired, hich could be ac
.ompIi~hei either iv new char,e.
or tySaneh!in, b. Oh.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-11

IN excellent remedy tor dy-
pep>ia-Slmmons Liver Regulator.
&C. Maste,son, Sheriff Ut Bibb Co 5,
Georgia
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-11

Tue Best Salve IN the world fol
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sal,
fhen,n, Fever Sores, T'e,,er, Chap
ped llanas, C%l,iiblauus, Coils, and
AL Skm Eruptiols. and positively
ra'es Piles, ar To pay required. 1t
: guaranteed 70 give r%ertec, salts.
faction, or money refunded. Price
. cents per box. For sale by w
y. Hayes. Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-11
n . T t =

NJ = r / T.
: BY virtue Of q mortgage executed 10
me on the 9Th lay of August. 1882. by
James Porferfieisi aud duly registered
iii The Registers office at Hil..bo,o in
Book W. page Sol. | wilLsell 10 ,h.
highest bidder tor cash on III. first
Monday in Apr! text. a, the co,,r-
house door in Hil!>horo nj IL O'Clock. a.
u. the tract Of lintl conveyed in said
mortgage IN Orange county. Ced,r
'rog- township. adjoining the land o.
\. " Jor'lan on The north ami east.
6eor9e W. Parker on the Soistn. and j.
ID. Datl-l OIL the west. containing On.
Hundred .teTes. more or less.
Ibis 18th dav Of February. ls.3.
j. J. BRfGHrW ELI.
Mortgage.
{. :. W:SSrEtn. i.'or--y.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-11
UM PHREY

Or. Humphrey Specifies are scientifically ami
carefully prepared h.medles. used for years in
people with entire success. Every single Spec1lo
q special cure for the diseese named.
They cure without drugging. purging or reducing
the system and are in fact and decd the Sovereign
Remedies Of the W ORD.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-11
4 bMtNisTRATOR's SITl, I.

q 'EefNI II TX EVE ~ = !"
Having qualified - 4 'rn~ir8i..r'
t@'I's MN cunt s~es.uasttp CnHt1n
Avis Nichols. decreased. uc-;c- i h<'e,
ny gisei, n Al. par,i.- igtleh'si to"
estate 10 make immediate peyuirt1
n.e. anil those having claims 49,
'h' sli1 e~ta.e VIII pFt">ei.t ~ n y
Undersigned. property anth~nbg
Oil Or brtote trh. 2-nt. t-9t. ff
tioiicr will - plead IA tiar al re'o'@
This - f.l ,ltv %. :. hfuats. '>a'.
ISAAC =. >TRAYHOh>.
AIM ~
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-11

LIST oT P2ISCIri Al hoA -CtHEs- rHICks-
1-Fcvers, Congesticns, indammations.. .25
1EWorms, Worm Fever. Worm Cole. .4j
3-Teething, Collie. Crying, Wakefulness .25
4-Diarrhea, Of Children or Adults. 49,. rs
z-CouRhs. Colds. Hronchitis ............ .25
S-Neuralgin, Toothache, Faceache...... .Zj
~8-Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo. rs
1O-Dyspepsin. Riliousness. Constipation. rs
11-Suppressed or Painful Periods. .23
12-Whites, Too Profuse Periods. ......... rs
13-Croup, L~aryneiti., Eoarscness =. .2J
14-Salt Rkcutn, Erysipc!as. Eruptiots.. 70
1J-Rheumalisrn, Rheumatic Pains 80. rs
16-MalRrin, Chills. Fever and Ague..-... .25
1~8-Catarrn. InGue ma, Cold In the Head. .23
20-Whoopinc Cough 49,. ............. .25
27-Kidney D~iseeses ................ rs
~2S-NervOus Debility.
3O-Crinary Weakness, Wetting Bed. %
HUMPHREYS WITCH HAZEL OIL,
The Pile Ointment.-Trial Size. 10 It's.
Sold BY Druggists, Or sent postpaid on receipt ~ p<sss.
D1- HrxPaREEs' NAsrAL tlA4 pages xAiLKp saIA
UED. ca. III 4 II N1ulaA "a. INV YORK.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-03-11

.T'EhE Orange County
cbstry's.I. La the DE]V pa
pci. punished in Orange.
County,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-30
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
InsOlsnce Of a Spanish Anarchist on
trial for Murder
nAtsbeIss RAidipE African settle
moniG-ChArgsd with treason
Distress Among strikers,

BARCELONA, Sept 29.-The court
martial Of Pallas, who attempted 10
aSsassiuale General Camps, com.
menesd today. lie said, In answor to
ma intsrTogAtoTy, that the charge
against Hun was true and he would
commit the deed hundred times n
possible. lie had no accompll ccs anu
was only ssffy he failed 10 Kill Cam.
pos. Lister In tho inquiry he became
10 insoleul that the president Of the
court martial ordered him removed
from tho room. Later he was brOug ht
back 10 hear this address " the prose.
cutor, who demanded, In this name Of
outraged society, that the prisoner be
shot.
PAllas Jumped up aud shouted that
he agreed with the prosecutor.
Counsel for defense appealed for
clemency, saying the prisoner was un-
hinged by dumoral cling literature and
evil companions. PallRs will DO sen.
fenced tomorrow,
Tue arrest Of Senator PfIote, editor
Of ~ Ideal, an advanced republican
paper IN MAdrld, and formerly an
officer In the Spanish army, who IL
charged with completely Ia All Eilompt
to blow up the house OF eX-Minizter
Ganovas Del Castillo, has caused u
sensation hufo, No well az Mt Madrid.
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DEEDS AND MORTGAGES,
UHY YHB DBSERBT EBWS sHOUIn
BIZ SUBSCRIBED FOR IN PREFER.
EECR TO ANY OTHER PAPER.

III IL tho organ OF tho church O,
Jesus Christ OF LAtt0r-dAy Saints, and
tho authorised medium through which
she views, wishes aud instructions Of the
Church Authorities are expressed aud
givon TO the Saints.
At may always be relied upon ..
advocating or defending tho right side Of
ovory question proper for public Journals
to treat upon.
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La,:or.day Saints, and has, from w. In
ooption, VAllanuy dofonded their righu
aud advocated tho principles In which
ihoy believes and every Lat,or-day saint
should therefore feel under obligations to
do his part In helping to sustain It.
L-It IA not published for speculation,
and nsvcr has been but for the good
which II Ia capable OF acoomplishingi the
profits, ~ any there be derived from IL.
being esvoied to extending liz sphere Of
usefuls@ss and bonehtting the oommu-
nifty.
In IL doing It's utmost 10 sstAbliah
home indusirier, among which are paper
making and type.founding, aisTootypinR
aud o.Sotroplating - branches nsoessary
TO the development and independence "
tho community. bat which, during their
infancy (which In this Territory they
have moi yet passed., can only 30 carried
ON at PsounIary loss
G.-TASro IL no danger Of aay sub
sorlbsr So the NEWS failing To get what no
subsorihts FOR through failure Of the bus.
inoss Gad a suspension Of the publication
"A result IN tho osss OF Hundreds Of
newspaper ventures every year.
III IL printed In readable tyne, 80
that ovsn the aged can poruss u Without
difficulty or danger u their syssAsht.
sit "a free from Objectionable Sdvsr-
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that his children will have their mlnds
corrupted nom having sccssa 10 IL; In
fact, Il refuses thousands Of dollars worth
af the best paying advertisements anno.
ally, because Il Ia devoted % tho moral
and spiritual interests Of itA reaiors In
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efs or advertisements, Il sdvooatss that
which 10 right and condemns that which
n wrong, regardless Of results, AESuoisl
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1.-THE NEWS practices no deception
aud resorts 10 no subtorugos W Induce
people to subscribe; but on tho contrary,
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peoples newspaper, with promise only
90 do It's utmost TO give ils patrons tho
full value Of their monoy-a promise
which It has ondeayored to faithfully
keep In the past
l2.-Iu conclusion, n a LaiterdGy
Saint cau afford to subscribe for only ono
newspaper, that paper should DO tho
DrsEREr Nrwsi aud u moro than one,
tho NEWS should invariably bo Mo drst.
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FlGG 10 The Public
An UlTaSSrTed and UlaQliV0Gal
Offer is blade.
DRS. HlESFlELD AND BlSSETT
oncr to Treat aud supply VITA nodi
cinss All who Apply within Two
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sfonsy aud without rrice.

FOR thU purpose of Introducing Dsa. Mans.
lo'u ana hlsHCt In their methods " treating
diaea1cs 20 sue people % SAT- Lake cry and
vicinity, ana giving at once practical ami auu.
stanuh pruota Of their ssill. tuoy make tho
following offer. which Will hol1 good until
october 9Th.
w 70 and including this date they Will treat
MI pnticnf who Apply 10 thum % ihcir 'flcc,
rooms sIi, all dlt uOoly a. o. building, free,
Tor the term u two woeks, iufulfhnE ~ who
Apply With all medicines aud advice for this
Length uf umu absolutely without cost This
OhUr o. absolutely unrcsrrvcd and entirely
atrnghf0rwsrd aud is made simply tor Tho
purptsu mentioned above, ~ INTRODUCING
themselves and their mUthu is e. the people 81
this vicinity. ~ u not ut nll Ike on,ts that
arc sometimes made 10y advertisers who als
Nurtisc fee treatment aud then charge tor thu
medicine, or udyUft..o free medicines and thrn
rharfa Tor Tie treatment, but means lust what
q says and uothluE cleo hras Mansfield hnd
h.sfott vii positively treat and furnish mcdi.
cinCs free for two weeks tu 40 who Apply on
or before october sth. IT'S thcr way Of boz.
Producing thrlr mCtulds. aud no one either,
rich or poor. need hayo tbr - fhtcst hesitation
OF nYaillug themselves % thla uucr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-30

Hon spRtNos, s. d., Sept. 2a.-Iu.
formation IN lust received from Ilebach
county 10 tho effect that patty Of
four or fvo hundred Indians, who
were returning from n hunting expe-
dillon In Montana, stopped AZ Thomas
Bsverly's, near Cheyenne river, while
he was away, and raneackcd the house
In his wifo's presence, che being badly
frightened. they were about to lpav q
with their luggage when Boaverly re-
turned. lie pounced upon nu Indian
anu struck MIN with his Winchester,
probably iDjuring him seriously. The
Indians len and afterwards Quilted tho
store Of the p5hims'tet NJ Cfcst1n.
Many bands Of IudiGni have been
noticed Oh from tho reservation lately
aud those pillagors have aroused the
fear Of the settlers.