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The herald., 1893-01-16
The Church of the New Era.

A large and intelligent audience as
sembled at the new Los Angeles theater
yesterday afternoon to listen to Rev. W.
@. Bowman, who expounded the tenets
of this new faith. After reading the
declaration of principles, he spoke as
follows:
This new organization is going to have
distinctive character, particularly in
the object and aims to be accomplished.
1t is no trivial thing to enter upon the
church work of the New Era, and it is
only because of the earnest conviction
of the needs OF such movement that it
is undertaken.
We propose not new doctrine but a
new method, for we hold that the church
should concern itself with the here and
now and deal with the grand problems
of ife which are pressing on ue for solu-
ton. In the advancement of universal
truth for its own cake, we " II draw
from all eources, will seize upon trlth
wherever found, from the deep wisdom
and burning words of admon:tion of the
olden time prophets and from the in
spired lips of the Nszarene, from the
Zend Avesta and the Vedas, from brook
and mountain and ocean.
In matters of belief and opinion there
will be absolute liberty of n. nd, to ao-
cept whatever is proved or seems prob
able, to reject whatever is disproved or
seems improbable. In the matter of
practical duty and benefcence towards
the unfortunate and disabled help is to
be rendered, not as aims to a pauper,
but as justice to child OF the human
family.
Let us practice true charity, sympathy
and brotherly kindness and discounte-
nance the counterfeit article, the giving
of aims. This latter is fklse idea
based upon false system. In the final
analysis it is conscience money returned
TO it's victims.
The creed of the future will not be
composed OF thirty-nine articles, not
even the apostles creed, but will read
something like this: "We believe in the
final victory of the right over the
wrong, that it is wrong for the few to
have more than they need or more than
they earn and the many to have less
than they need and less than they
earn"
Churchmen, do you believe in the
primitive Christianity Christians. are
you ready to be Christians? to work as
we'll as pray, "Thy kingdom come, Thy
will be done, on earth as it is in
heaven?"
Miss Oracle Walker sang solo and
Mr.. Bowman announced that the organ
ization would be completed tonight at
Opera House hall, where all interested
are invited to attend.
The herald., 1893-01-16

Mental exhaustion or brain fatigue
Promptly cured h" JStzer-10c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

gineer and fireman before O'Dwyel
and we're ready 10 attack tue car, and
our plans we're thrown into confusion.
When We entered tho car found my
lulfurasput b. bag agcmnuArmstrlng
saw man coming into the car win
"a gun, AID supposed we heu btcu
trapped. From TINT moment my sole
object was to ret out OF the car. Shuu.
dors shot me IN the arm. The shooting
filled the car full Of smoke and ! man.
AGED 10 lump out. O'Dwyer was "A few
fett ahead Of mo. We hotu LANDED
outside about tho same time.
al passed on in a clfcuit1ue route
until / returned 10 the Illinois Cuutral
track, nealy u mile from where We
held IN the train. a Wild engine
bound for 81. Louis on tho AR line
pulled up to the dcpOt and stopped.
While the en- yiuoer aud ilfuman were
In tho telegraph office | cnwlrd out
nnd serrelod myself ON the engine, on
which / rode into ~. Louis.
"I kent myteli secrvicd duTing the
day In the vicinity " the ftlay depot
la IL. L0uis, aud Vt z p. M, September
gist 4 boarded an Ohio d Miuitsivpi
ttnin aud rode 10 Cincinnati. No one
on tho train suspected me. have
| friends In Cincinnati, md went direct
| To the city hospital. think ~ " the
description Of my wound given % the
piess by the ~. Louis woman that
caused the city hospital authorities h.
identify mt aud give me away"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
BEFORE CONGRESS.
--WorkIna for De West--

Amer stay Of several years ut WASH
inrion, u. G., during which hehas bocomo
familiar with tho workings ~ Congress
aud tho departments, Judge Cha. W.
saynor. an Attorney and Counselor o.
the Supreme Court uftho United States.
II proparcd to promote proper legislation
by appearing before Committees and
informing influential Congressman A. TO
the needs OF clionts aud communities
represented by him.
lIo also continues his practice In She
General Land once, prepares appeals,
makes nnswors and argumon's before tho
Commissioner and scorelAry, analyses
and reports on case, TO attorneys al a
distance. aud attends to general land
business. Terms reasonable. Services
promp, aud reliable. 20. Address, BOX
"a, Washington ID. @.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

BAEGRoil, Oct. IA finHl settle.
ment OF the dispute between France
and siam was arrived at today by the
acceptance upon the part OF the
Siamuse government ofa draft Of the
new treaty presented by NJ. De
Walters, special envoy OF France to
tho government OF siam. From this IL
IL judged that the Hiamugo govern.
ment made an unconditional surrender
TO France, aud that tue latter country
now has everything which she de-
mHuded from siam, with the eNcep.
ton Of demands which were con.
slderui In excess OF the ultimatum
presented B5me time age. The signn.
lures 10 the new treaty will be affixed
on Tuesday next,
The United States gunboat Concord
arrived OF the bar at BaugGok.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Sept. 8O.-Tho
EpCHiHg Bee this afternoon published
tue story VI confession by George
Soutag, the notorious train robber,
Sontag told Of all the train rUbberies Ia
which he and his brother John aud
Chris Evans were implicated, inolud-
Ing the Coils robbery. SOntag was
sent to prison Tor life. His brother
John IL dead. Evan'a family has not
treated old Mrs. Sontag In u very cor
dial manner anu George doubtless
thought nothing could be gained by
ailence, but he Il slrowd anu II Ia sup.
posed that he received n ptomlse that
In return for his aid 10 the Cilicors,
intotce-slon would be made with Gov.
crnOT Markham.
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sr. LOUIS, Sept. 3O.-A special to
the Rcpubho from A rkansa' city, KAN;
"iu view Of the killing Of j. II. Hill Of
New jersey by a United States soldier
on the ION inhtact, and Of other out
RACES charged 20 the troops, Colonel
NJ. +. Hyde, special agent Of the war
department, began an Investigation
today. Rev. J. g. Seton testified 70
the rowdyism Of the ooldieH. VIM. u.
Btierly saw the shooting Of I'M. lie
ran from the state line, west Of Chi.
locro, and 20 dld Hin. Tho crowd
started 10 run because Il the firing OF
two shots by soldiers. They thought
10 10 bo the signal.
Rev. ID. Drlong saw the killing. IL
occurred ut $500 by his watch standard
time. There were thousands VI pee
lie ahead VI Hin whom ho was shot.
Il, w. Vaughan and Others testified
low they bribed soldlers at the booths
IN order to get registered without delay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

BEmIy, Sept. 3l.-Tho recent a. ie-
ton In England In regard to tho .
iecls found Ia British warahips, brOugut
on mainiy by the disaster to the VIC
tOrla, had an echo here. IL was Hug'
gtstsd that tlo British iiret would be
more strengthened by the addition by
q large number OF last cruisers with
powerful rams aud vessels OF smaller
type aud less expensive than tue
monster battle ships which seem 10
lind 10 much favor with British ship
buildOrs. In this country the reported
Increase In the naval estimate caused
much di,satlsitction among tho radi.
Gals aud liberals, who claim that Ger
many does not need "a strong navy OF
an addition to the army.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

VICTORIA, B. O., Sept. 1.-The seal
Ing scuoouefs Fannie y. Paine, Ouo
anu Mary Ellen returned from Copper
island TO-DAY with good catches for the
snssun's work. The Mary Ellen was
boarded by officers OF ,hs Russian
cruiser SeabraKa, while homeward
bound, anu by them Informed that the
san Ffauclfcl schooner Rosie Sparkle
had been overloaded within the pre-
hibltlun section agreed upon by Russia
aud Eugland. The schooner dispos.
scsfsd her oil her pspors snd ordered
her to leave the nuignboThood. The
throat was made tia. II she fingered
twpnty-l0ur hours she would DO blow n
out Of the wafer.
Under the circumstances Captain
Webb called, though protesting against
such hirh.hanJed action lie viii,
ON his arnyal homl 1. is expected,
rspor. the threats uscl 10 him by the
Ru-siau COMMANDER 10 the authorities
AT Washington.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
CATARRH SINCE A BABY

Was the condition Of Miss Craig OF
Denver, Colorado. she writes "a per-
sunai letter 60 DR.. Mansfield aud
Associates;
"ptrenta should watch their children closely,
and whoa they Gee tholr little ones with their
nose clorgcd up. causing them o. go about
with their mouth open In order 10 obtain sum
cIcnt mr.. or hear them coughing Tagging and
spitur they should ~ ut once 90 % specialist
and have tue trouble cared Tor At once.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
TIE SCHEmlAG ANARCHISTS.
4 Fight Between Reds AMI tue
Police at Manchester.
paila= Sentenced 60 10 ~hot-The
Header OF the vienna Conspifacy
not yet Arrested.

MANcnEsrER, Oct. IA very lively
and interesting fight between a num-
her Of English anarchists and police
took place here today. Tho police
have long been aware that the ausrch.
its had formed a group iu this city and
were holding meetings At Irregular IN
tefyals. Fora long time the auaich-
lists kept within the bounds Of law ana
order.
The discovery oi .hc anarchist plot
la Vienna aud tho attempt 10 XIII Gem
cfai Mg;tin,z Campus TO arouse
tuem 10 pitch Of unusual excitement.
iut they commenced making thiule
very dhagterRbls Tor the residents b.
the ueighuurhUDu OF the meeting acc.
Ihi- gave tue police their desifgi Up.
pOrluuity aud raid urUu the assembly
loom o the Reds was made tJlny.
The fnid was fetis,ed hefculy by
the anarchists. rucy soizsd cnairs
and other pitcrs Of furniture, anu dc.
Tended thcmsrlvcs desperately. The
police urew their bntons, AMI rough
aud tumble hfht took place.
Three anarchists were 20 severely
Injured that they were taken 20 the
hospital, anu a number on both sides
received Ices serious wounds. Several
OF the most dosiafaio anarchists were
taken into custody. fho Others man.
aged 10 oicarc through the wiudowu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
Six Days MOre Of Free Treat
ment and Free Medicine. Apply
Before Oct. 8.
Their Credentials.

rr. r. n. NausncId ls a graduate o. tho ONO
Medical College, Cincinnati, one % tho oldest
aud moot notable Institutions uf o. Nina ~
tnIH country ne hla reid the most honorable
positions Boo Hla close Nalst ~ college, and bic
drRuH Of prominent medical colleges. besides
luIus lorna endorsed uf no secretaries OF
VARGAS county and state medical societies
Dr. j. a. nssot e graduate Of the
Wooster University NJ Wooster, ONO, aud Of
QuooH'a uuIyrrsitY Medical school, - br.llHh
lusututin" ami ho ALEC took q course q
clinical lectures nt tho Hclleyut Hospital ~
Sew York 10th gentlemen, after thorough
hosrItll UKuruoar1. have devoted thuif lilct
tl tho practice ut choir sporlaluua, with what
aucgo,s the daily papers wHl show,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

Ell nm seventeen yolft old hnd have been
nriirtrt with raiarTh since was Two or three
years old. uuunF Hll these year, have cons
ttuuAuy suffered from 600 annoying hacking
cough. Through tho ulEht the drnppinEs into
ny throat would accumulate ana % would take
u long tImr each morning 60 clear my thfuaL
Ny appetite Nc times Wns poor Now, after hANs
Ing taken ur Mansfield and associates, treat
meat Tor three months lam prepared Co tay
that my Catarru Is cured, anu freely recon.
mend those gentlemen and their treatment Co
other chronic disease" hLlKtL guAtu.
May !, lhIa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
Only Six Days More
In which to Take Advantage Of
Drs. Mansfield and Bisseti's
Grand Offer OF Fee Treatment
and Free Medicines for Two
Weeks.
An Overwhelming iicspouse Was
made purinE last week. aud
Gr,ntcr on. - Expected Dur.
tpr ,b. Remaining q DAYS.

The pcopia arc gratdsd. They express
tHrIr rrttitudc .Tucy are granted tuC chance
On test tho tkili IL ne m1ti a.ceefeiu. alc'
.rIaIisfa UrH. NhuHNrIu ana nfHucIatrHs
Throughout the western Hiatrs lul tttutuucs,
without ID ratunR them cent Cor tHC torn
0t two vteta. They ARE not required TO sign
continue treatment az tho end ~ two wUvta.
Urs Wluadrid and lustcute offer iu che public
atanII fuat NE Il reads frof Treatment and
rfee .feTirinra Tor two weetaIn order that an
,,bn MIN to. may test tiu fAII'. honesty aud
ability I'd these specialists without 30 costing
cent. ........
pE.r eIosra ON oct y, ats p.iu. al who uuUly
b.firo thnt time arc entitled " Two wcUtH.
roe treatment aud medicine from tho date
fGrv rotunrnrrd. Everyone Do welcome tn
Hyail tbefraolves u thus crest ouUr. no matter
wtst disctfo they may De suffering with Ut Of
how long Standing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

CLEVELAND, Sept. 3l.-rhs physi.
cians appointed ~ tho press OF tuia
city 10 report on the public demous,Fa-
ton Of the AmIok Treatment, which
has been In progress here Tor the past
two months, state that Of tho ten con-
sumptlyes one died, three are nppaf.
entity cured, being now fee from any
symptoms Of the disease, four show
marked improvement and two slight
gain. The greatest increase IN weight
was three pounds In four days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

ToLEnO, Sept. SO.-Ihc auth orltits
Of Noble county, Ini., are said to be In
possession VI conclusive evidence 70
show that John COnn0rs and Eva
Flint, who were arrested at Kendall
willie last Wednesday In connection
with the Lake Shore train robbery,
ara two Of the participants In the dis
trlbution OF the booty. The patilcu-
lars Of theiuvpstlgation are suppressed,
but II Ia learned that "A number OF
railroad men were tho chief actors In
tho IOhnnrY oil the lTAln.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
mo Arsenl.ne ,llunlInn.

BuESos AYREs, Oct. 1.-The Ar.
genuine government claims 10 nave re-
esived Information to-day 10 the effect
that tho revolution in tho republic
may be cousldeled ulmost a. nn end.
Ia announced liliclally that Rosnfio
had capitulated 70 the government
forces. Al the rebel leaders nj Rosario,
IL is eaiJ, have boon taken prisoners
and the rebels are reported 10 have laid
down their aims. This announcement
comes entirely from government
sources.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
900 nINrn.L n,aaE nonnEnr.
How the s5o.oao were Recovered as
Last.

DETROIT. Mich, oct. IA special
dispatch from Calumet 10 the Free
Pres snyg the story Of the recovery
of tho entire $4,000 s,olun from the
Mineral Range train September 10Th,
hus just come Uut, II Will be romcm-
hefed that Thorpe aud Winter, two
railway employee, NJ Maiquulir, were
arrested, aud subsequently released.
They stole the money FROM Lali.
betiy'a trunk, and LAiiuefty kew II,
but could sny nothing without giving
himself away.
After his arrest and confession the
two msn implicated were arrested.
They were offered q reward anu liberty
n they would confess nnd reveal the
whereabouts Of the money. The otlUr
was accepted aud the money found
buried Ia the ground four miles north
Of Marquette.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
run cExTHALlA nOnnEns,
Hardin, the Can,urod nnndli' Makes
- Confession.

CrNTRALIA, H., Sept, 8O.-Hardln,
the last NJ tne Centralla gang OF train
Tobbers, who was captured lalt night
ia CinCiunau, was taken from Detec-
tive Smith at Oiin this afternoon by
Sheriff Helm on u slate warrant while
being conveyed 10 81. Louis on the
Ohio & Mississippi train. While the
oiilcerH were dlsputing over tho posses
a un VI the pIisoue or some one reported
An the hearing Of Hardin that 300 rail-
roa isrs were onrOutB 10 Odin TO lynch
him. THIS completely unnctved tue
bandit and he begged the officers 20
hurry him or 70 jan. He then made
n fuil confession Of the robbery;
nThefe were three Of ua implicated,
Jones, O'Dwyer AMI myselL" he e,ld.
OThe robbery was planned az 1913
Chutesu avenue, 81. Louis, over three
months ago. Jones was too drunk to
play mis- part well. lie held up the en-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
aAnzA rooN IN rmE Am.
soldiers Of Two Countries Searching
tor Iiim Elsewhere.

NEW YORK, oct. lone Of Bandit
Carrlno Gnrzn's latest aud moet daring
exploits. II Ia said, Is visit 10 Chicago,
where under assumed names ne anu
Lieutenant General RUIZ SandOyal
spent the early part Of August aud
lived ut a no lcsa conspicuous place
than the Palmer house. While Mrzi-
can and American trJopa were scout'
Ing the land ami Tansacking their
btaiEs 10 discover the possible hiding
place OF tho "revolutionlbt," he wHa
enjoying the Exposition to HE hcurPs
cOnteat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

wfLMor, =. d.. Oct. IA difficulty
occurred Mt 5lHC,ou, Ia this county,
between IhUmhH Muue, q white man,
aud three sissBiou Indians, which
terminated iu the killing VI one OF the
InIiaus, Henry Campbell, late inter.
prefer at thls uguBuy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

NEW YoRS, oct, l.-Mrs. Edward
Parker Deacon, divorced wife % Ed
ward Parker Deacon, who killed Emi g
Abillc, n well known man about She
town OF pRri-, on this night Of Fen
Tuary ~, 1899, arrived on La BToi-
agne today, accompanied by her young
Ubt child.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

PAms, Oct l,-6amh Bernhard has
returned hoIc nom south America.
Size was IN Rio Janeiro during the
homuatdmeut Of that city by the rebel
hgni, aud say; cit was simply ox-
uuisito.D Mint. Bornhardt added;
1--WE ppent three days anu nights Ia
the Rjgds.ui1. IL was most eXcit.
ing.n
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TAIIAg no M sIUT.

BARCELONA, OFT. 1.-The approach
Ing death Of pallas, the anarchist, who
will 10 shOt next week, Is discussed
throughout Spain. The police are
well aware that he has a number u
sympathisets among u certain class OF
the population.
In their investigation the police
have found positive proof that Pallnn
had nCcOmplicrH among foreign
anarchists. An italian named MaL-
eide was arrested today, charged with
being an accomplish.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

BUTTE, Mont, oct. L. Yesterday
afternoon three Cinnamon gar lerers,
living two miles east Of the city, were
murdered by unknown persOn', all
being shot through the head. The
motive was robbery, as 5000 was taken.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

Tic name chosen for our institute it not done
10 luisauidu anyone, aud stands without any
rgIlgIHu. ur pulIuCa. meaning, 10 being tne
Intention OF ula Mansfield and liiastu 10
make ~ reputation equal 70 it name. Iho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

ROME, Sept. 3J.-Ex.king Milan Of
Scryia, while riding from MonIt on
horse belonging 10 King Humbert,
fell and was supp. sud 10 have been
seriously Injured. The vN.king was
only badly shaken.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
rIrr v1ENNA Conspiracy.

LONDON, Oct. IA special 90 the
Acg8 from Vienna snys: The exami-
nation Of the two Anarchists recently
arrested In connection with the plot tu
blow az the houses of parliament had
most surprising results. the facts In
possession Of tho police cnuuot yet De
published, a. the primo mover IA the
conspiracy h not yet under arrest. lhe
men la custody are said 20 be only
tools.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
mo rnhLnel III Re.lan.

vienna, oct - There Is llt,lo
Jonbt that the whole cabinet will re-
slgn II tho royal sanction to the civil
marriage TN 10 Withheld.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

nra Mansfield and Hssctt are permanently
losHtGI Iu salt Lake tity. permaupucY, Hpa.
possibility and SAN form the basis VI every
claim thuJ make
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Zion Medical Institute

Located permanently a. Rooms 3O2, 3Ol,
800, Dooly P.oJ Building, Sal! Lake
city, Utah.
y. -. Mansfield, MD.
j. A. liiasOtf. NJ. n.
Consulting Phytieiana
Specialize Al dIscasos Of tho Bye. Ehr,
No5r, Throat ard LunEs, hll Chronic Discascs.
once hUurs=l t1 No 70 M, 2tO Bpm, t1s
pm. suudaya, 10 a m, 20 pm.
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WANTED.

Jyiu.r.CLAss .DmylNG AID shnnir
~ nurses nt y. J. STABLES, iI South Man
street Low prices
ALI WNns on CLEASGsG. nYlNG,
~ stuuns and Ucpliuug second hand
clothing bought sold and exchanged. y
last second outn street.
I1rANtED o. iliANELiNG SALESMAN
w for mineral waters. two confectionery
faltsmuu, bread ana caEu baker, business
chance operator grocery rIorh. SAT LAKE TX
change hurcau, 90 goo south.
WANTED -.WAtUHMAN, TiMGktrER,
w married JauIi1r, good nilkcT lW other
good paving positions nov open. We have
Tho places Bind want men tp 900 them. SAT-
latc Exchange hutcau, 20 q. God SOUTH.
Neutrality-suspicious. AND ,rEN.
w oFfaphor OfOr uityl huusckeopcr ,nufsr,
rolE, lady caHyassors lady partner with $40,
chlmlcrmada. DINING room sri, have places
fuffcrcrnl g0od d1mcstIrs salt ilho Ia
change huicau, go 2. GOD -outn.
MAN WITH TEAM WANTED At SALT
W Lako Exchange bureau. lp D.. 2nd Sou d
NTrANrLp-Ey no kNuW
W that We never haI Che Nnmnth Mining
sonuag, for mem lut We have syy..m t,oi
chanse nurcal. ~ O. 900 south.
fI'ELEpuuNLs WI WANT ron WORK
4 TO-DAY travelling, uuint aud u'I IVaUr,
boots ami shoCf, Uuaihg powder and Hiauun.
rry sa't MIN. once WHuHfct tl'i once a..
- aud per otuUEri Loicl vUHk. waiter,
biliisrd room clerk hospital UrJory, clothing
solicitor tea cot,o and spice salesman. coal
saver alI ciior, uyutpapcr tulscrhuf nEort
advertising agent OIL poster. These poaiuous
Doe uprn Hud u great many more $50 lNtt 20
lrtusiif4to . thcuarI's iluaueas kn"Haugc.
isis cast tlrst south, CulmCt hUunCu b.1ca.
u mCHfIU WAS TuE tuNIEAUTug
IL whD ordered tfc mon Cor Mammoth, ~.
T. Whit. the fgrcwan who bad chnfFo - tHg
mun,ihn Union Pacific tho railroad inst carried
tie men, aud tHv old rclial 10 CONTRACTOR.
uUnfIuaftrfH, "rhrpur1's business Exchange
ihr arency thntfIrnishod tho mgn and thIu.
ped thum uu tir .th Watch the doWsuda on
the D pu'ar aEcucy next week. lrs D. tirt
South, tuimer Kenneth Hook.
~ GIRLS WANTED ron DOMESTIC
~ work SO fgUH UhnfErd ut thC rs Ufa.
inr Nirla lfoip. tive Association, l''t cnti,
I'ELErupSE 90, when You WANT
i amy clafs NJ male ur female fofy1uta.
ltompt nui rflo TENT service guaranteed from
shelarl's. ISL east, tirrt south
rI'EtEruoNE 500. AM rnE LADIES
\ m charge Will promptly scud you rolls.
bic servant whuso record Doc been carefully iu.
ycauEHtud. Ladies Exchange, 1885, cast, tirst
South.
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waters, steward, at1r. Excellent references.
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