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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-05
At lEHlGH.
The New Engineers and Fire.
men are Afraid of the
Strikers.
The Blockade is Partly Broken
and Some Coal is
Moving.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Nov. 2S.-At
Lehigh Valley station this morning
the scenes Of the past few days dupli-
Gated ; the corridor. leading to super
intendent's Office were thronged with
strange men, twO-thirds of whom
wanted their pay and wanted to quit.
They seemed to be over-awed by the
dangerous character Of the road be-
tween here and Mauch Chunk and
their fear is not allayed at all by com
mit.ees on strikers who are
everywhere at work. New
workmen are not only under nervous
apprehension every minute they are
on duty. but thew no sooner sit down
to eat than they are surrounded by
twelve to fifteen strikers, who use per-
suasive appeal and though they dis
dain any intention OF disorder, them
selves, they still hint that the new
workmen are in constant
DANGER OF THEIR LIVES.
Experience of the past week shows
that but a scant quarter of the new
men can withstand this pressure.
Owing to the arrest ofseven hoodiums
at Port Bowkley yesterday
and the presence Of strong
guard of armed deputies at
Sugar Notch last night, depredations
are reported not so numerous or seri-
Gus as formerly, it is believed how
ever, that This is only a lull in the
conflict AMI that the worst is ahead.
Various committees of strikers are
more diligent this morning than ever
and they claim they have sent away
80 men since six o'clock this morning.
The moving of freight and coal train.
was paralyzed by the riots OF Sunday,
and the strikers say to-day. apparently
with good grounds, that the freight
tie up to-day is the most complete
since the strike.
OFFICIALS RETIC ENT.
The reticence of the local officials
of the company to-day and yesterday
mas given color to the statement that
the situation from their standpoint is
worse to-day than since the strike be-
gan. IL is just learned, however,
from indirect but reliable
and undoubted authority, that con-
dence has returned with the advent OF
one hundred special police from Phila-
delphia and Harrisburg. They are
like coal and iron police limited in
to particular county when
they are enrolled, but they really
have the same authority as would a
body of troops there, being distributed
to-day along troublesome points and
from this time the officials expect to
be able to guarantee protection TO all
new employees.
At Coxton to-day the weigh scale is
in operation tor the first time since |
last week and the coal blockade is
broken, coal moving north and south,
and freight is going out of Coxton to-
day literally. The company expects
to be able to efieetually break the
strike in forty-eight hours. This is
the most important development of
the past tour days.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-05
Died for Want Of salt.

During the last Paraguayan war il
was noticed that the men who had
been without salt for three months,
and who had been wounded. however
slight, died OF their wounds because
they would not heal
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-05
California City Election.

CALIFORNIA, Mo-, November Is
The city election was held here
to-day. The following were the sue
cessful candidates For Mayor, ii.
H. Yarnell; Councilmen, r. Kelly,
F. Hempel, j. G. Ehrhard, VIM
Heck and Peter Herfurth City At
torney, J. E. Bishop; Recorder,
John Tillery; Marshal, S. M. Gray
Assessor, Thomas Cummings; Treas.
ures, Otto Conrad Street Commits
sioner, w. H. Wilson. There were
475 votes cast, and about two-third'
voted for electric lights.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-05

Nd. Nyse-Dou't work for another
man all your life. Strike out for
YOURSELF Wright Field = That
wouldn't do in my profession. Al.
NySe-Why wouldn't it? Wright
Field I'm a baseball player.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-05

You want those shoes shined,"
asked Il city hail bootblack of a man
with enormous feet
Yes. of course
We'll. you'll have To pay by the
hour Texas Siftings.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-05

Ny SON. began the clerical-lOok-
ing stranger so!emnly. do you
No. replied the irreverent youth;
lin the first place l ain't-and, sec
ondly, | don't"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-05
IrsNpIin SMifxeriand.

The greatest travellers in Switzer-
land are the English: then come the
Germans. the Americans. the French
and the Italians in the order given.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-05
4 Caution. Mother.

Mr.. Jackson-Miss Albertina in?
Mr.. Jobnson-Yep: an will see dat
she stays in as long as such a queer
lookin' thing as you be prowlin'
around outside. -Harper's Weekly.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-05
NATIONAL LEAD COS

st. Louis Branch,
Clark Avenue and Tenth Street.

wanted D. .ttssncr.
Goet-Can | see the editor?
Un.ce Boy Yes, if you'll give me
dune
Poet will hen GENE out.
Office BOY 49, Yes. but you won't
nav, tIme then. Truth.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-05
sn unpopular Improyrmeut.

: Clerk Now, these shoes have the
improved shoe lace-warranted not 70
come united.
Fair Customer. in haste-O. put
the old kind in them, please.-Puck.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-05
iu~i.y TOR Him 1t wasn', Twins

iu~,.y fnr Him IL Wasn't Twins.
rurver-a!rs. Ripley has a terrible
temper
Mas>un-!lCw .errible9
Turvcr- The other day she got
angry and threw the baby at her
hu- band
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-05
FROM THE CEHlGH.
Special Police Placed at Sever.
al Points Along the
Road.

WnKEsBARRE, Pa, Nov. %
Especial The largest crowd since
the strike began was assembled around
the long platform of the Lehigh Val
ley station this morning, there were
hundreds also walking about here and
there in the yards and grouped about
tour cars side tracked about 300 feet
above the depot. These cars are at
the present the living quarters of the
special police force that arrived las,
night. There are seventy-fve of them
recruited at various points along the
Rad and they sleep and eat in the
cars. This force was increased
by another one hundred
who have just been sworn in at
Wilkesbarre and Pitt-ton by Sheriff
Walter and the men are divided into
squads, each squad under the control
of an experienced police captain. One
squad will go TO Fairview,
ANOTHER DOUBLE SQUAD
ut Sugar Notsch, another at South
Wilke>barre several squads are seat
tered through Wilkesbarre yards and
at the round house and the remainder
are at Pittston Junction and Cuxton.
several OF the men have heretofore
served rs coal and iron police and all
the captains are said to come from
Pinkerton's bureau. The jurisdiction
of this big special force is not limited
to one county, but only by state line.
They are all being uniformed this
morning from Lehigh Valley station,
the uniforms consisting of long navy
blue
DoUBLE-BREAsTED COATS,
Sloucb hats with brass half wreath
IN front like those worn by u. n. X.
men. They will all be armed with
revOivers and will carry long hickory
night sticks. The scenes in the yard
this morning, with crowds of curiosity
seekers and many engines moving up
and down, was the livelieSt since the
strike begun. The officials do not ex-
pect further interference, the cry of
''scab' not being heard to-day. y
part OF the duties of the new officers
will he to keep the strikers out of the
yards and off the engines. \ big
force will 90 to Sayre for this purpose.
The officials of the coal company re-
port sending 800 tons north from
Coxtan yesterday. This marks the
fist break in the coal blockade.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-05

Lanes Medicine Moves the Bowels Each
Day.
In order 70 b healthy this u necessary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-04

The damage suit Of GuiseppA HheAna
aenlnst the Rio Grando Western Rat.
way company was concluded yes.ot.
day, the Jury bringing In verdict oi
$1,000 In favor Of the plainiiit
Ths oomplaint,as act forth bydheanei
was that In March, 1892. hc was put
OF moving trAiu and sustained
serious Injuries Of body. Thirty days
were given the defendant In which 60
prepare and serve statement on IN 10
lion for new trial. Execution n also
stayed for that time. ~
An oruer was maieiin j. NJ. White
suit against the Citizens back that ali
Proceedings be stayed until November
9Th, or until tho motion TO sot aside the
order Of reference be heard.
Ano rJer was made BY the court thht
Oscar Il. Hill be brought up rom the
peniiontlary on November On iof
trial.
The Jurors for the present term OF
court were e1cuaei aud venifn or
dered for thitty.hve priit and twenty
grand Jurors, TO appear on Monday,
Novomo Der Goth.
John ID. Sullivan, au Englishmnui
was made full fiudgsd citizen.
william Driver q son commented
suit yesterday In the Fourth district
court sRninst S. A. Thompson Of Keys,
Wills on an account An attachment
was prayed Tor and granted.
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CITE S
PARK CITY.
PAnK Cry Nov. 3, 1898


Tho agony at last Il over, and It f.
hoped that the men In Washington
feel eahsilel they are rghG bus u
would be very hard 10 make people o
a mining town feel that way. Tnn hope
now IL that, ~ the repeal bill ~ pHssoJi
something viii be given the country w
Insure ths people brighter view Of
matters.
Politics has been the ruling lad dur.
Ing the past week, AMI uvufy nlsht
there hhs been meeting Of soniu klnl'
The Democrats arc late la getting INTO
the field, aud remarks are ifaqdohlly
heard ~ TO why they aye not d0iug
consulting up huie. Tue h"puu.
leans are preparing inr n ghul
rally TONIGHT, wnun Hon. FfauE
J. Cannon will be the pfir-
oipst speaker. Daring tho week
W. have hsi Republican speeches itom
T.. l.. A llis0n Jr. anu Allen Miller.
Next Monday night the Democrats
will end tho season by rally Wnuu
Governor West viii be the principal
speaker.
Robert Mawhinney, mnohlni,t for
the Marsac mill, Loot Two fugers this
week BY n battery stamp falling ON his
hand.
Tho ladies Of tue Methodist church
gnveRuu'que entertainment last eyuu'
Log. 10 was Attended by + large audi
cnce. Tno's who took part Ia tho
tcits.nmont were alfred In tm-
h!cmnticsl costumes, nni created much
Amusement.
On "Wednesday morning, about l0:3O.
p iltu was discovered On the roof VI llo
Mnuac mill. An alarm was put IN
Immediately and promptly responded
20 ~ the tite department, but their
services were not NEEDED, a. tie mill
men soon exunguished the blsEf.
Twice during the past two weeks las
fire boon discovered ut TILE mill.
Amusonionis at the thsaier are low and
far bstwueu these times, Dut last Wed.
nusdAy night the opera house was
thrown 0tun o. "A company healed by
Madains M0rli, Ia "siory Of n
Kim.n
The days have been delight
ful during the week, ami the nights IRE
very cold. NJ uIow to speak Of.
Travel to sud from thn Park over the
Two roads still keep. pretty gool, but
very little freight h afriyi 6 a. present.
Ihe merchants arc cautious about
purchasing their winter goods until
times get more settled.
A large delegation Of citizens Of the
Park are talting OF going 10 salt Lake
saturday night 10 assist In the Citiz;ns'
parade.
Tbs people here are looking to the
voters OF salt Lake city - redeem
the latter place from Literal bands.
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General.

A twonty.iourth street car last might
got Oh the track while making the curve
ON 10 the Washington avenue llue.
After half an hours work tho car was
rlghled again.
Judge l.. W. Shurlllh aud
Judge A. q. Biahop returned yes.
ierdSy from their visit 10 the Worlds
Fair.
Professor Whitoley from the II. Y.
academy, Provo, leoguted last night ~
u large audience At the Weber Stake
academy.
y. I. FarnswoTth, Of southern Utah,
was In the Junction city yosterday.
Ogden IN tho home OF Santa Claus,
~ there 10 "a letter at the poi,ofilos al.
dressed TO tho old gentleman. The
letter IL pOstmaTkVd a. Montana.
Ben T.. Rich Of the Re15ur0 PreSs
is In Ogden Tor \ few days.
Everything lsAWiully dull Ia ogd, n
except politics.
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onlCombine.

There has been considerable said Of
late concerning tho coal combine
entered into In 4 this city. Tne
three OF four dealers who have
practically been closed up are register
Ing some pretty hard kicks against the
combination,a nd al effort viii be- made
by them to lessen tho power Of tho
octopus. ~ they call n. II the price 81
GOAL IL going 10 be- raised now that
there Ia but ora firm engaged in haul.
ing IT, "blaok uiamOud,n tho object
certainly ie net n good one, 10 tho pgo-
pie are lees able to pay oven It's old
schedule prices than they have been;
and any deposition n this kind on the
part OF the gentlemen now engaged h.
the business viii not meet with the ar
proval nf the majofity OF theg,od peo'
pie OF Ogden.
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KILLERS GENEVA
MINERAL WATER.
sPBISg,i GENEVA. ny
NATURES REMEDY.
A Tonic aud a Regulator.
HAS CURED

decentralization Hrighrs.Disbetss,
Kidney Troubles. Indigestion, Nor.
veu- Dyspepsia. seryous DebIIity.
constipation. Grnsei. HhsumAtisn.
Cntnrrh 81 th- novels. Liver nim.
entities. reuiais complaints, ca.
taFrh aud Inflammation OF the
bladder.
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Board of Education.

A short session OF the bohtd Of educn.
lion was held Inst nirht. Reports
from tho gentlemen representing the
aud show the city schools g. DO Ia
good running order. Authority was
given Prot. Page to buy supply Of
dictionaries Ter the schools.
Tue matter OF procuring books for the
business course was reicffoi TO Hat
combe, Dseand Emuriou. BIS amount
Ing 90 Sl76 were presented AMI allowed,
and the board adjourned.
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You ARE HFRrRY REQUIRED TO
n appear lu an action brought against you
pt Tue nlufo uamcd ulaiuul, in tue district
iuufL ui loo Third judicial blalrct ut rue
It.r"tY u. ltlu. and 90 answer tue com
nA.nl N'' ihvrcin Wltutn ten dnvt leAolusiNo
u. GOV NHy ut turyrcI after she service on yuu
OF IBIS fl .mI.sa-it served wisuin ths county;
o. DO served out NJ this county, uut in tins
lhul'ti within NCntV dHF3 Otherwise within
i"iY naYs, ur Judgment hy default wli he
bhtn lsliusl you, according 10 nc prayer ut
SAN complaint
1hr sHtU .ruon o. lruusht TO have Judgment
h1l Doe bonds ut natrIulny between pluntlu
auu agiuuilHthe absolutely dissolved above
lrlIul tnug1t ON inu prund that ON or about
january 30 ISL th0 Uaid qUiouuant ctfcriUu
and abandoned the plaiuun, nul ever nee has
an continued to desert Hnd abandon il' pAu'
nl without any cause and Against her Wnl,
Wish and usort
Ardyol arcHrJebr notified that II you IAN
g. appear and answer lhc Hin complaint a.
above required lhf said ulninun viii Apply Co
tNt are fnr the rc'ltf demanded thrrtln.
Nluttt. ihu Lon. uUrlus AHnc tuHNot
gnl thg cal OF the nistrct Court ut
tHc lNUd judicial ui6uict, in and Tor
lhtALl tho Territory OF Utah, this l2th day Of
october m mo year OF O4r Lord
one tuoulapd OiHnt hundred aud
niuetysthrce,
HENRY O. MCMILLAN, CLERK.
ny GEO, ID. LooAi5. Deputy OlsTS
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Adultery ALLEGED.

George /. Black and Lille Coylo
were yesterday taken before Commits
adultery preferred by Blaok's wife,
who resides In this city. The accused
have been living at kelion wners they
were arrested by Deputy Marshal
Smith. The testimony Introduced was
not considered sufficient 10 hold the
pair and therefore they were dis.
charged.
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Good for Home lndnsirY.

w. w. Browning q Go. OF this city
have been awarded the contract FOR
printing n million wrappers for the
"Llon Soap" made by the Western
Manufacturing company ut Five
Points. One hundred thousand are 10
be printed monthly. This looks like
business and II IL 10 DO hoped that tho
energelic gentlemen At the head u the
industry win meet all the encourage
ment that they deserve.
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SEE wnAr IrnAs uoNE ION ME

nm a. good ~ one riseu rom the
dead. A lew months ngo 1 lad uivel
myself up H. die, aud by mere chance
beard Of Miilet'4 Geneva Mineral
Water, from Geneva, Sow Iurk. /
called ut the Water Dorut In Portland,
Oregon. | told tho agent had beon
afflicted Tor many year, with what IL
called Cyslites, ur inflammation " the
bladder, also diHhetef, that I had lost
ility pounds weight IA the pasi year,
ana t1at ] would soon pass 10 nnlthur
sphere. l have spent thousands IL
dollars on doctors aud modlOiuss. and
oil to no uvaig and was using modi.
clnr all the time Tor the past six ysats.
ny the time had used five gallons Of
the Geneva Water I was cpmnsfa.
tivoIy WE'LL on, hear me, all you that
ate afflicted ana suffering with Ufl.
nary rguAbles or Stomach Atlmrnis u
any kind, tbs Geneva MlL,fal Water
Will euro you. II has Currl me.
Come ana see me and Judge Tor
yourself 100 Post office Block, Salt
JOHN sTODDARD,
Az OLD liMER,
Wv NhN HtNNiNlth"et ANhtlty lnat lhu
foregoing Is true.
Hon. David Ecoles, ex-MaYOr, Ogden.
George lt1mury, Bishop 2Dfh ward.
g. w. Nlhicy, Secretary Oregon bum-
Der Go,
Judge Thomas ID. Dec.
Hon. Joseph Howell.
Biahop NJ. II. Brown.
John A. McAlis,er, Notary.
Hon. ". n. Spencer.
Hon. J, a. West.
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TIE THROUGH CAR LINE.
Iraias Arrre mif n.T1H 70 san Lake
CO DutB. a. Ioioeii

ARRIVE
rom m Eastern r0ints MINIMUM. % a m
From Butte. rorilsni. San fFan
cisco. cache Valley anf urfon...iO % a 10
From hll Eastern points rars Uy
and ugdon...-......,, ......,,...ll 90 M
Prom san traucisro. ugdsn end
intermediate uolut................-. % p IN
Iron Milford. anpolo valley .iuah, Ncphi,
Provo. Eureka and intermediate poinp 10 p m
'from Terminus aud 1oaolo............. 4 " . IN
pYrAEr
For ogden. inicrmsdlstc points,
tun ifiuctco, Para Guy and
al Eastern points ........s....,.. : 50 n m
Tor Oidoh and intermediate uoiHfs q. 4 o. p IN
Tor Ogden, iuicuuodis'e poInH
ana all Eastern points. ............. % y On
Tor Ogden, Huue Helena, Portland.
cache valley aud San Francisco o. p IN
Tor Eureka, Provo. sanpcie Valley
and Milford. .,...s......,..-....-. 90 q m
'Tor Tooclo aud ToTmiUus......".... a. % m
uuu only on MoudaH wednesday and
Friday
iIrs.ni south Of juah will run every other
day onlyi leaving Ja,b Monday. Wednesday
and friday and frisco on luesdiY. 1huraday
ana saturday.
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RIO GRANDB
WESTERN.
.4asssi5s cBsSiHr TINE JAsts
Ia Eject Iuiv aoib, 1894

la Eject Iuiv l0ib, 1894
frivrs sttr f2Ur
No. e--Nur Provo. IIU4UHW. NHtHl'h
sud sll puinit Fart........ ...s.. 100 lnl
ho,t-for Provo. Grand Junou0n and
allTointa kasL....... ,.....--. i'r'H4
no t~for rWetl. Provo MANI, .-.
and eaiiua ............. cog. tiil pm
No. s-lor Ogden and Wost.............ll y, pm
no. i-fof uEdon and tho Wcsi ....-- IL 'i' A'nl
af' tvrs stfr fAF1
No, i-Yrufu Eufo. "a. Provo Grand
junction aud tho Last ..........iiio1 an.
No t-trnm Provo, Hrand Junction
and Ito KssL.....-...........-... Il ~ p.ta.
10, i-ffom bingham, iIpro, hauu
md EriIna .....s........- " DIM
70 , rom Ogden and iho vest. iol = M
No f-itoTu Ogden and tho Wrfl POGO. " p n'
On'y inc ruIninE through lulluAu laa.l
uurlIH Nraynr Room H.oUNrr 60 NtnNcf w
crane dut elton AMI to haHfas Guy Hni 'nlnA.
p wa tolnradu points and only ina funhnf
lulman rlcruerf tI.t IaNr o. san ~ Ih'lH'N
hoohanEos oiosc Connections saicJ fpeoa
hnd comfort.
rtshtt ROMEO Re. o. tf. .nH south ~
4. 1, bubbE, 4. n, " Gi.bt ~. BhNaEIr
ttu. haEsEtI Gen. hupL tsn.f a A.
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STALLS y AsD 20.
Star Fruit Stand,

81. J. brothers. Al kinds ot
california aud Utah Fruits
Prompt delivery Give ua b cali.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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&c
0ECURITY ABSTRACT co.
Offloo In Deaerst National Bank
Building. Salt Lake City,
Utah. Telephone. i42.

DIEgorors. "a Richards, Taos O, Weber,
\. W. Clayton. Euas A. Smith, NJ. L, Cuu.
nipE,. james A. MoYis, ChAs. o. RichArdS,
A. W. Caraos. :. q. CuucE.
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Hoods pills cure liverills, constlralon
billlousnUss, iaundice, sick headache,
indlgestion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-04
SUMMONS.

In tho district Court IN aud Tor tho TLlri
Judicial District Ot Utah Territory,
County OF SAT- Lake
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OF HOODS SsrsapArillRi is always within
thslboundso irsason because IL true; IL
always appealh 10 the sober, common
sense OF thinking people bocaupr It Is
truei and II IL always fully substnn.
tiated by endorsements hioh, Ia the
financial world would TO accepted
without n momsnps he1italiOn.
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City Ticket OllCs, 2Ol Main Street.
NJ hurley. Gent Agt rassgr. Dept
A. DICKINSON. General Man ger
J.. D. LONAX. q. T.. 4 A. AguuL
EIt 10. CLAHK,
uLlNtW " MiNK, Receivers,
D. ELLEitN ANDERSON
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WANTED.

(toon omL Toa GEsuAL HoUsG.
~ work Aprly Us. lst wo.t treet
Nsftn PfH MONTH A Gpup Rr-
,uat hnyg good cry references. 49, eat.
$40 fUnNt,nEp HOUSE MILK
'lEAJ. butter aud vegetables. Ranch
MARRIED JASiruR UNDERSTANDING
W ftuam tut n CiU. 4iI amt rout free
iarucuiars lsi, east, tir,t south.
I .ApiEs TRAVELLING COMPANION tCuD.
- Must un1ersiand muu0 aud 10 ca.
prrioucgd ln me road " md cNpcnsUs.
ladios Exchange. i,' east. tirat south
CsEn no $40 4 wEtK-GESERAL
nov nnd local agents, lailos or gents.
Hsst sciisu known. Needed NJ every house.
place OF hufiuesa or farm the ycir round
hlccuic motors, chsapctt power on earth.
kuus wash and sewing machines. corn shelters,
pumps, fans. iaihcs. jewellers nuh drnuais'
uUniurry, nlfo cIfciflc iizhi dynumns Tor
lshtlug thopl. stores and houses. Rapid diah
washer aud other patented u.riul and rapid
uuerh,cd itnons experience nut arll a. ght
lrolu immcnle W, a. iiAhitikON . Co,
clerk NO. %. Columbus. o.
rvANAGING HOTEL HoUsEKErPEgs.
WI SOD Married woman preferred. Hue
band Will De- employed u satisfactory. Par.
uculhfa ]" chal flrst south.
DANCH FOREMAN. PER MONTH $50
N cad h1art. 49,, east firsi south.
DAutNEW FOR RESTAURANT. OWNER
4 h4a complete Quilt aud wants partner
with small capital iaruculan -alt Lake "a.
chang, lure %, ~ b.. AMI south street
DhuW uAND. HARDWARE SALES
- man. drug man. eat Lake Exchange
bureau, 30 B.. lnd south street
En COAL MlNEga, nANCu MAE.
~ 20 tecd stock salt Lake Exchange
bureau, 90 b. lrd snuth Street
yANiToR CATHOLIC. SALT LAKE
- tHchanFr rufcau, ty b. 2nd touth street
Y AuY CANyAssEH, SALARY AND
- commission, lady partner with Hm1ll
capital. salt lake kzchansi bureau, % h.
.nd south utrt
DW FoH BAKERY. STEADY wuRK
ID salt Lake exchange bureau, @ r.. 2nd
VAyANTEU-A TiRsTCLAss Tor BUG.
~ gy OR phaoiOu And harness. Must hO a
bargain. ". j. hogan. 81 foatonce block
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