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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-30

would not have been on this occasion
had 10 not bsen for the fun II orta.od.
Much Interest u manifested In these
couioint meetings. The Y. NJ. and
Y. l.. choir, under the leadership OF
Conrad Nateflaus, furnished excellent
singing for the occasion.
The Infant daughter Of Brother aud
Sister A. g.. Linfofd suCoumbUd u the
measles ami Ia grippe 90 sunday oven.
ing at halt.past nine O'Clock. The
iuuefal services were held Tuesday
afternoon at 10 O'Clock.
TueHday afternoon the citizens OF cur
quiet burg were surprised by the np.
pcarance OF the 50. Charles brass band,
who were en- route 10 Lake town, where
the 81 Charles Dramatic troute play
The British Born. Toe hand stopped
Ia the Centor of town and rendered "a
ciuple Of inc selections, and then pro.
cteded ON their way. They travel
with a i0ur.hOf8e team aud sleigh, on
which u a beautiful band box made
expressly for the banu and commands
a very imposing scene.
dudcn City wants brass band itself
soon 10 livcn ~ up little.
rue snow IA fast disappearing and we
have a little hope Of viewing terra
hrma ere long.
40 ~ stated by some Of the oldest
residents here that since Garden CITY
wns settled there was never known 10
be- such vast amount OF enOw In the
mountains rs there b. this winter
hence the prospucis for irrigation water
l. splendid.
Many OF our farmers are compelled
10 tuy hay from ranch men IN Moht-
0wviilc, which can be purchased for So
and % pOr ton. Y EMIL.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Tug CoSRiED OrEnA Go. o. Il used
70 BE- known In Salt Lake, Tho Con-
rIed.Ferenzey Opera Co.. as It is now
known, opens a two nights engage
mrnt At the Thea,cr this evening. The
company stands high in the ranks of
musical organizations, ana a. the work
10 be- given tonight, The Tyroluau, IL
new, a genuine evenings pleasure 10
music lovers ought 10 be- guaranteed.
TiIE SILVER KiNu Ia being vlgor-
oualy fuhesfsod by the Home club for
Conference. Among the features Of
tue production will no q handt0me new
snow scene.
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Notes and Personals.

Five special tourist cars passed
through Ogden going east last night
over the RIO Grando,
Geo. Mamie has returned from CALI
foTnia alter an absence OF eighteen
months. Thogentleman rs well KnoWn
In real estate CIRCLES la this CITY
Il was reported Ia Ogden City yesior-
day that some malicious hunters ON
tho Church Island had ruu across u
herd OF i've buffalo, and killed three
aud scared one into the hills Ihr
other was seen swimming towards
Ogden.
Henry Gibson vas arrested lat
night, charged with drunkenness anu
disturbing the peace.
The sueoiai car Wansworlh came IN
from the east today, and went west
with Mir, Charles Miller and party
Il. G. smith, train dispatcher OF the
s. P.,has gone west on pleasure mp
sixteen carloads OF oranges II m
California passed through Ogden on
the U. T.. for the east ytsterday.
Yesterday, IL. Daniels was COM
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Death OF James Kerr.

James Kerr, father OF q. NJ. Kerr
depot master, died last night 40 the
residence Of his son, nj 1885 pm, Me-
Kerr was 81 years VI age, ani leaves
one child aud host NJ friends %
mourn his loss. The CAUSE Of GoHn
was old nge.
Funeral services were held AZ the
residence Of his son, No. gll2 Adams
avenue this lFridayl afternoon at .
O'Clock.
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SCANDINAVIAN NEWS BUDGET.
lpie8altd non Spsriai Cib'elrIHi Tor hc
DEsLnEr NuwsI

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,,.',.,.dti,i",J r.i.i,,,,,i 'D', ,'.I,
t.,,i,.i,'
rue crown PRIME nas ilIl Ior None'
W. MY. IN ~, i,.''''' w '''' 'o''' '''' WIN
~ =, .r,
TT, ~ y, : neg,n'u, enc ol lne 3oi,st
uvlaHl''' OF 'Nta0H, Nlld at at1ehnplm
)" 'le a-. OF 70 years
hlrt. Davida AigClIu7 a young SWJd.
ish sonTslr.s3 from G1Ucu1uw, is
meeting with great success iu Germany
The cost of the nfaposcd railroad be.
tween Umca and Vunnps IS cstimatcd
a. 100000 kronor.
Thirty thousand reindeer arc said TO
have starved TO death 90 the northern
sweden curing tue present winter.
-Four giant guns, which will bc manu-
ACQUIRED ~ tnc lIh.pong WoiN,, nave
9 ,.i.i. ordered ordered 'oi inc Io'' oscar fie'
vi '','v ,,. ,,. .., ...
Ion ION w. w; g. i2l'i,s' lie yI''iiln''le'
,o,jcJ NJ Egs, ' NV mend IN, , ,,3, ' \,
SVedep Inn b,s n,,, rb.n..d b,' mind
ami ain ,gi,., b,. Nh. r.t.ir-, H., h,,,,i,'
next month.
Diy,g,r,., e,,rtt,f,,.ts uu,5. 4,
pain,,s % !. Ia, .,,,'.,i,, /, t,,,,,. ,,,
ibr i5iie, IL IL sb'.gf Ii.Yr,.-,l'n ll,gt
Cad Michael Bellmln. thr rratt national
poet. has written So many songs.
.ri. ,,,,,.i..,. ~ t,.t....s.., h., e,,.,i.,,
ID raigb,,isJ Gr Az i,,gig 'r y, and
Tor the indepcndcn, spirit of h. sturdy
inhabitants. The palcearlpns. piously
observe the customs bcqueathcd to them
by their ancestors, and stiil retain the
peasant costume worn i9r ageS in ms
p'3i,dlhle, lny costume gl eaIh PARISH
e wv. ouu a'' are b'''f 'o'''eu """
"s"S o1eo'''''k'
NORWAY
Congressman John WualCn. OF Gaus.
dal, IS dead.
Railroad Inspector Hcrmansen. of
SAen, was killed 5y the ears.
L. Ebbcgtad. ID prouinent merchant
Of syclvik. dioI atthc age OF 50 years.
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cal nome. 800 5i,rr M Is',..i,1I
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~ Ut "'s HI1 'N NUi' NH'i''lu la''
year SO houses were burned to The
Eiounu' many oi inc Oufh' houses nave
"0" Ne',' '''''''
a teag,heI at one OF thg puo3le senooi,
oi rag lanseI wa, ~ lts5 hloheI anu
| COSTS, because ne hiu KISSED one OF the
/ ltmhe pup''' ~ tue aehoo"
DENMARK,
DR. Sirismupd Iac1b4cp. one of the
/ heat known musicians In Copenhagen
Ia dead
&C. .,.i..,. q. 90, 10. ......t o.. ,t..
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-30

G. W. Carter, tho veteran pioneer
photographer Of Utah, called at tho
NEWS office this afternoon and cxhib-
tied a new and interesting collection OF
photographs representing scenes In
Salt Lake CITY from 1860 up 10 the
present. time. They nre IN folder form,
six tuts, aud are valuable aud interest.
ing uH souvenirs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-30
MUSIC HATH CHARMS.
10 Think the Garden city Folks
Other news Notes.

Correspondence o, me- DrsEGEr NEWS
GARDEN CiTy, Rich Co., Utah,
March 2s, lsOi-The Y, NJ. 4 Y. L..
NJ. /. A. held thoir regular monthly
conJoint meeting on Sunday evening
last. Although the roads around town
were In very bad condition, there
was as usual good turnout Tho
program was very creditnbly rendered
throughout. IA. r. Tucker was on for
a violin solo, aud was present anu
readily responded, using ns HIS violin
his immense bass VOL, which created
much merrImeut, launching fern
vita first playing the chromauc scale,
after which medley rnsued, consist
ing Of "My Aunt Sally" then chang
iuW into tho "Comua Wal q" then
Yankee Doodle" and wiuuIng up
with "Home, sweet Home" II
was loudly applauded, something that
hss not beeA allowed heretofore, anu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-30

mitiod 10 the reform school by Justice
Merritt fr iucorrigibiliiy.
Toe u T.. trim for SAT- Lake was
IN hou late IN 10 wing Osien his
morning on accouut oil tue uuiay Of tue
train T m TIE nOdh,
The rain storm last night settled the
dua ia good shape.
Mt. George G.. Sirorter and Mics Jane
a. Williams were united Ia marriage
nc the tsfi1encc OF Mt. BiretteJ y
Rev. +. 3. Forbes, Lac. evening.
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United in Mairimony.

Mr. Frank \. Parish and Miss
Eugcnla Van Dyke, q well known and
popular young couple, were married at
the Salt Lake Temple on Wednesday,
the 18th Inst. A reception was ton.
Gefod them at the rosidcuco Of the
BRIDES father, on wedncsday evening.
ouly relatives anu intimate iriculs
being present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-30
Concert and mil.

The concert aud bill to be given In
the Nineteenth ward meeting hou @
tonight promises 10 bet very plcasai
affair. The program published IN 10 J
la tho NEws lew evening ago " u
be carried cut Dancing will beglU
Immediately after tue concert CXtrcl-,-
have been concluded. Music viii lie
furnished by Olson's OrchUstri.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-30
Sunday School Conference.

The annual meeting OF the onlcerp,
teachers and woIkors Of the Descret
Sunday school Onion will be held In
the tabernacle, Salt Lake CITY, Sun
day evening, April s, 1894, Ut .. IN.
Al intofyslci In tho Suniay school
cauto are cordially invited 10 be- pres.
cnt. GEORGE q. CANNON,
6TJHUE GODDARD.
JutiS MORGAN,
General SuIrrlntenuuucy DUsUtCt
Sunday School Union.
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,: .,' Quaker Oats. p.s &C.

G mi lpio stock NJ Wison Br''.
while thltts, perfect hgiuf, splendid
quality, g.Oi vnlufF.
IEOwS, IEHRy Is WoOpWurr Coz
lia Mlin st.
Buyers OF C0fctf, urr HDmH Eoaii,u
Fresh q ode. Salt Lake Mile, e east
lhifd south.
Conceded TO bee superior TO all Olhgm
Tor i,FV quality u. work.
Troy SrEAu LAuSDRY,
noe Main 80.
Tie approaching Apru ru0wCfs r0
minds one ut the NECESSITY Of UM
uWtLLAB. We have some entirely now
aul novel goods 30 This line.
Blows, TERRY 81 WOODBURY. Co,
li9 Main 81
II your Ifuc.r docs not keep SAT-
Lake Mills CofitJf, call at tue Mills,
u fast Thiri South.
We are uslug latest aud most uu.
proved facilities Tor laundering shirt,
ulllnr aud cuila. Can guarantee much
longer wCHE Try uH.
TROY rTEAu IAuSpuy,
1lg MHiu A.
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Funeral Of Jo.enh Z. RlsIey.

Funeral services over the iemain
OF the late Joseph r. Rlsloy, Who died
on :wodneidpy night, were held In
tho South Cottonwood ward hOutc
today. Tue deceased was buried at
the side OF his vile. lie was an old
aud well known resilient nj this city,
having come 10 Utah In 1859.
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Under n New Name.

The wol'.known local law firm Of
shepard, Cherry and sh aparl has been
dissolved by mutual consent, and on
and after April lst the business will be
conducted under the style OF Cherry
and Cherry, Judge Cnotfy and bis
son, James W., cons i,uting the part.
nefship.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-30

The regular monthly meeting OF the
High Priests' quorum Of the Salt Lake
Stake Of Zion will convene In tho As.
femuly Hhl', Salt Lake City, on
Saturday, March 3lst ht II a. M. a
general invitation IA extended 10 mem.
ters OF tho Higher ani the Lesser
luorums Of the Priesthood 10 attend the
mtetiug. ELIAS NORRIS,
President.
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piynrce Snii.

Mrs. Matilda NJ. Cotton brought auit
In the Fourth district court yesterday
to obtain divorce from her husband.
George Cotton, on the & ound II cru lty
and failure % prOyilu her with tue
necessities OF life. Plaintiff also asks
for the custody Of their two children,
$40 per month aiimony, SlUO aiorncys'
fees, anu costs VI court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-30

IL was announced by Chief Justice
Merritt In the Third district court, this
morning, that tomorrow, subject to the
wishes VI tho members OF the bar, no
will make call Of the equity chlen-
dar aud make n setting of cases for tbs
ensuing week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-30
Second Ward EntennInment.

AZ the entertainment In tho Second
ward tonight some OF the leading
Ialen, OF the city will appear. The
oouoeu viii DO supplemented by al.
rlcuve tahleauX. Tho proceeds will
20 TO the association aud the poor Of
the ward. Exercises begin al 1850.
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OGDEN.
Snits Filed.

Suit was brought Ia the Fourth dir
trict court yesterday by w. j. 5teyeI-
son aud WIN. Sullivan against the
Ogden city board Of education and
fifteen others 70 obtain the amount II
sl,5s0, with interest and costs OF court,
which they allege II due them Tor the
contract completed ON tho Grant
avenue school building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-30
THE VANISHING WHITE CITY.
Coupons for tho Great Art Series with
Packages Of 6old Band tollrr.

The coupon ijoa has boon elaborated
In many ways, not the least notable
being that Of the Thomson d Taylor
Spice company, of Chicago. Ia this
instance they ats with the famous
Gold band coffee packages and Tor
that beautiful art tofirs, "rhc
Vanishing White city" This affords
quite au iniucUment b users Of cgiler,
especially az the Gold Band brand " u
superior article. Each package con.
iaiue coupon emitting tho purchaser
ph beautiful art portfolio, each one
% which contains sixiorn magnificent
photographs, sxl0 Inches In eize, Of
The WoTld's Fair. There arc sixteen
portfolios, OF 25J pictures In all. A. the
Columbian Exposition passes Into his.
tory, this series forms pleasing me.
mOuto Of tho great exhibition. The
views are printed on good paper, the
illustrations being clear aud nirlkingly
liiullkc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-30
LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining unclaimed IN the Post 0aIre at
salt Lake CITY. Utah, on March Cd. lslI. To
obtain any OF these letters the applicant must
call for'AdyuruHrd letters" Hnu giyu tho date
of thr llsL ifuut called Tor within tw0 wouga
they viii DO uuut 10 the nuad Letter once at
Washington. u. a..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-30

Valuable vegetable remedies are
used In tho prrrartlI1n Of Hoods Sar.
ssparills m such o. peculiar manner NJ
~ retain tho ulI medicinal value OF
every Ingredient Thus Hoods Sai-
sapnTilla Camulurs economy and
strength ami is the only remedy of
which 900 doses one dollar" IL true.
BE sure TO got ll9ois'
Hoods Pills DO not purge, gpaln or
gHpe, but act promptly, easily AMI
efficiently. .
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The Light Science Lecture.

The Hight science lecture this even
Ing at the Church University will be
by DR.. Charles F. Wilcox, subject
"rho Human Body" Tho lecture
viii be richly illustrated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-30

hihNl tr-ln tina city, at l,t o street. Marcel
l, 1884 hrs, Anna IhumastCu iennrtt. Mo ot
Alptft ~ hcnnrp she was ll yoArs ut hrp iu
N1vgmlrr latL and was native Of TINS tity.
shu l,aNes 'wo children, Wlus born last Ihurf
20 funeral viii take pac0nt 2'h a street.
az " o.clock sunday irionds invited
hunt AT Ogden, March 3D. tslt. nf old aso
James hcfr, AZ ihu residence 0f his son. q. nj
hori bern February IS, 1871, az lloddihgton,
acutArd. 'f''
sait Lake Herald please copy.
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Ephraip Entsrpyiso: Mauti Is now
getting three dollar coal. II the IT,
ductlon had come earlier II would
probably have beun more appreciated
by the residents Di this Temple Guy.
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No Probate Court.

In the Probate court this morning
the docket pre'enicd another blank.
There were no cases down for hearing.
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u.F Parsons, plaintiff.
John Vaughn aHf Trance a. Vaughn, do
g.HU..Ia

John Vaughn aud rrnrsfP y. Vaughn, do.
iuHaaHla
The People of tbU TERRITORY Of Uhb aond
greeting 10 john laHsUu aud Frances a.,
NuuaUu. Defendant.
XvOu ARE HEREBY REQUIRED 10 Ar.
4 pear 300 nn action Hrnlsht against you hy
the abo,, nan ED plaintiff Iu the District Court
ot ihc Third Judicial uHIr.Ut of rho Territory
Of Uul no. Go answer thu complaint llUd
therein within Gem uH|. exclusive OF the Nay ut
mous--lf served within tH.s county, or. 4
served out OF tuIH county, but Doe tulH district.
within twenty dayH Otherwise witlin forty
day. luarmgui D.. arihuli WIZ b. tAEcn
against you, according l1 tnc prayer of said
complaint
Thc aald action 8. ur0ught to have judgment
agaiuat the defendant. iu sum Of 500. with
Interest thereon from sept % i7i, % 2 per
cent per month. HuI iur % reasonable attOr
uUyIa Zee, alleged iI Nn due uu certain
pIumi.soTy uulu. executed hy ala dofrntlnts
tuUHluuu, MARCH .f. lHHt. Tor iIDu. with inter.
ratfom maturity no pos cent per month. Due
HN months l'IHT I"'Ul same being due aud
wholly unpaid uuI Gins occurred by mort.
Ftgo 81 oven lai1 ou premises hereinafter
plaintiff 90 nave tHu Usual decree OF fore
CLOSURE and saIc ui H4H UrrmnvH, and Tor %
deficiency Judgment against defendants. with
dosefibcd as t0u0vs, t4VIi An of lotn DO ami
III. uIUek g. htuHEH .Hd addition, bolus IA
subdivision OF TOTO. block IN, i've Aero pIat 4,
hIs tlcltsg situate FOO 7ali Lake County
luN.
Aniy1u ara UnrHHg uHHlFi ihatf You fail
Co.. appear anl nu#NUf fUr salu complaint Ia.
above required, ihr HsIl UIliuuu Will hpply t1
ono court Cor tIIH TH'.rf demanded thrrein
WIuUHa. the ZION. samuel a, Merritt iudyr
aud Ono HgN Hl tho District Conn
OF hr lNIh Judicial nIstrirt
|suALI In and for rHU Territory Of iItaG'
tnls lllh dly Hi March, In tno ,esf
OF our l"u ONE thousand plrlt
huuIrHH "HI ninety four.
DAVID or DUNBAR, Clgrl.
ny Gro % Luuus u.uuty ulCfk,
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uELlNgSLWl halta amtNlt
Delinquent uUuct.-sUgItr N.ung and MIiuF
Company,
Location OF principal place NJ buslncss. SAT-
Lake tlg UTAH
Location OF u0f O.. Flute county, Utah.
NOTICE THEME AXE DELINQUENT uP.
~ on tuo following described stock Iu no..
CuuntofhdHraHWuuI levied uu thu HvFUutu dayuf
october lsiI thU HtNyih. amHuutH cot opposite
the names OF The respective shareholder. a.
follow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-30

Buyers OF C0notf, urr H0mH Eoaft,u
Frsh q ode. salt Lake MIlls, O. easi
Ihifd south.
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TrrHHsr' sirf IN fis oH.s af f' CHtta Es.
n|rf.F Of arH LHEs rINH. Hl . o.. .t
lfaffrII..
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II your IUu.r docs not keep SAT-
Lake Mills Colgtr, call at the Mills,
Il fast Thiri South.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-13
THE DALToNS AGAIN.

A recent dispatch from Guthrie, 0.
r., concerning the movements of the
Dalton gang, of Territory outlaws,
says;
The Dalton gang Of outlaws are un-
doubtedly preparing to make whole
sale raid upon some of the banks of
the Territory towns or rob some
heavily loaded train on the Santa Fe
or Rock Island roads. Four times
within week have they made public
appearance near towns in the Chero-
kee strip, only each time to again
disappear for day and reappear at
some other point. They openly raid
ed the postoflice store at Clarkson to
secure supplies and have compelled
many farmers to feed themselves and
their horses. There are dozen or
fourteen in the gang, all heavily arm
ed, and as all trains now carry strong
guard, and most Of the towns haye an
extra force of officers OH guard, a ter
rible battle may be looked for
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-13
Pauline Hall Coming.

AT Chic Opera House, on Friday
evening, the 10 instant, the Honey
mooners will bring forth the talents
and charms Of Pauline Hall and the
buflo Richard Golden.
G. M. S. Mcclellan (the editor or the
Town Topics the librettist and VIM.
Furst (the composer of the Isle of
Champagne) have wrought together
in giving The Honeymooners to the
public this season. They have sue
ceeded in the creation of three hours
Of mirth and melody worthy of their
regulations, while Miss Hall has sec
onded their efforts by giving the opera
a brilliant setting and surrounding
herself with company of admirable
artists.
Mr.. Richard Golden is the comedian
at fabulous salary.
Miss Caroline Hamilton is the late
prima-donna of the Bostonians.
Among the other principals are John
w. Ransom, Il. Duke Taxson, Eva
Davenport, and others
The chorous Is the living symposium
of beauty and song.
Among its clever numbers are Miss
Halls "Take ii Home and Give it TO
the Baby" Richard Golden's "The
Ghost That Never Walked" and their
duet "The Dainty Little Morning
Glory"
Altogether all effort more indifler-
ent to cost and more wisely cast has
not been made in the field Of comic
opera for many seasons.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-13
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
ative; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gist8 in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
Ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-13
LATTER DAY PHILOSOPHY.

One of the most pessimistic and, at
the same time, most unique theories,
yet advanced on tbs conduct, or rather
misconduct, of human affairs, in This
greatest and most progressive of all
ages, the glorious nineteenth century,
is that Of distinctly cynical philos-
opher, who sums the entire matter up
in the following brief and pungoDt
manner;
Steal chicken, and you are thief;
steal $1,000 from your employer and
you are All embezzIeT steal $4,000 from
the government, and you are defaul-
ter; rob your competitor on the Stock
Exchange of $lC 600, and you are II
flnancler; rob him Of 100000 to $780,
900, and YOU are Napoleon Of finance;
wreck railroad and gather IL in, and
you are a "magnate% wreck great
railroad system, and you are "rail-
road king% conduct a "ncgotiation'
by which strong nation plumbers a
weak nation of thousands upon thous-
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-13
Popular Everywhere.

beginning with q small local sale in
a retail drug store, the business of
Hoods Sarsaparilla has steadily in
creased until there is scarcely q viii
lage or hamlet in the United States
where 1t is unknown.
Today Hoods Sarsaparila stands at
the head in the medicine world, adj
mired in prosperity and envled in
merit by thousands of wou.d-be COM
petitors. 1t has a larger sale than any
other medicine before the American
people, and probably greater than oil
other sarsaparillas and blood purifier
combined.
Such success proves merit.
II you are sick, is it not the medi-
icine for you to try? Hoods Sarsapa-
rila cures.