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Purchase and Exchange.

Ore Time, CSC. per line Second Tine, Ssc. per
hns. THIRD and Subsequent Times, zoe Per da<
&c per Ins aira charge on Sundavs
ALL KINDS OF BOOKS bought At highest prices.
DANlS'S R~oOKSroIih, .o1 West IAN ST.
RICl Gle w'TrED. stale particular and
lowest cash II ! Address q. box 10 Weird
BOOKS WANTED for cash; libraries anywhere
~equitably purchased. CHICAGO BOOK co. Nt
Canal ST,
I wANTto buy a baby carriage In goo1 order In
Brooklyn, Address j. r. o., box DU World.
SALOON Any person having excise license for
sale or closing saloon address Michael FarrehF,
4a2 I'd ave.
WANTEI -Icusahold linen and large Persian
rSg; he gnad quality; little used, H., box o40
Brooklyn World.
DALLMEYER PORrRA1T LENsEj state
loves @'o' cHJN p7cs' ZIG w. ""F""'''
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East Side

East Side.
BAYARD ST.. 80, near Bowery-Furnished
rooms TO let for gentlemen.
CLINTON PLACE, 34-Front room, furnished,
"a; parlor 4 kitchen, %; suitable 3 persons.
IRyING PLACE, %as.Larse, NICELY furnished
LEXINGTON AVE, $40. near 38th st. Com
! ! Portable, cool square rooms; all conveniences;
summer rates; references.
LEXINGTON AVE, no HANDSOME rooms So,
IS, 81. 10: also room with 4 windows; corner
house; breakfast.
LEXINGTON AVE, Il4-Newiy furnished
| square front room suitable for l or gentlemen;
reasonable.
IEXTNGTON AVE, Ts8, 8ist It. -PIeassnt
front room also hall room; reasonable; private
house.
LEXINGTON AVE, 1913 Selection OF several
newly Furnished large a small rooms; gentle
men preferred.
PAhS AVE, II2I, TeaT 10th st. Front t'll
4rH AVE. sO-Handsomeiy furnished front
rooms, connectinc sleeping rooms; also for
light housekeeping prices reasonable
9TH ST. AZ L.. near Broadway single h double
hnll rooms; southern exposure: permanent or
trHEsient,
nTHsT.. 81 4, near BroldHay-Sioeiy fur.
nishcd room, 81. 70 10 80 weekly.
18TH ST., 80 Il. a comfortably furnished
square room. = beds; bath also hall room; gcD'
cmcI
l2in ST 81 r., near ROsdway New through
uui, handsomely furnished -. 500 Sloweekly.
18TH 81, lU7 f., near Union square Large,
also hal rooms, together ar separate; private
family.
/ 18TH ST Union square, III y. -Iarse front
rooms 81, 60; housekeeping single, ~. % so.
nth ST., 25 E.. near the park-Newly fur
nlshed sunny rooms. all conyenienceS, gentle
men references.
18TH ST., 2s3 =. Eleg ant, newly furnished
large rooms. running water, bath; private
house.
18TH ST, 80 E.--Larse, comfortable; housekeep-
ing privilege. furnished rooms. ~, $3.50, g.;
suitlag eoepleA-
ieTU ST. "a r., near BroadwSy-N""iT ~
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Boarders Wanted.
East Side.

dorH ST., III r.. Nicely furnished rooms, with
board goo I table; terms moderate.
i6Tll, 81, III t. -RoomS, with board. "a 10 20
weekly; Indies or gentlemen.
5UrH 1T, 3lB h.. comfortable rons, with
good hoard. In respectable Jewish family ;
reasonable.
551It ST. l22 Il. Large front room, with board:
summer prices; American reference.
hbrHST., 100 single h double rooms: tx.
c"llent table; m pderHte; summer rates; Ameri.
can.
10Th ST., l36 Large, comfortably FURNISHED
rooms. WITH board, MI ronreni"nco'; reaSo,i-
able; Jewish family.
bbli ST., li3 u. Front room, furnished.
suitable Tor = convoniCnccS: superior German
board,
S5TH ST. ll6 E-Rcnncd jewish family has
large. Handsomely furnished rooms! also hall
room, excellent board.
9TH ST, 23l " -FrSt-class board; well fur.
.nish"d room; hot & cold water; line location:
cheap.
82D ST. 2oI T. Handsomely furnished alcove
room y back room; private family good board
reasonable.
C6TH 81, lBA 4. Pleasantly furnished rooms.
inst class board, private j. wish ininily; private
house.
77rH ST. les T.. near Lexington nve. : Fur
os s1r"sS T TI%'%; 0 %T. i asi'ssai improvements
llSr1i ST lI4 r. Nice large room, with board,
In private Jewish family.
10TH ST. 1877 y. Nicely furnished single 4
connecting rooms: private house. near eleS a,ed
good beard.
1lTTiI ST. l3s Elm small family, nicely fur.
iisfH ST. $50 II, Handsomely furnished front
room. with board for two, SO: references.
l22D ST. 25l Me large room, 4, floor;
superior board private house; gentleman man
handsomely furnished rooms. with or without
board. terms reasonable.
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Good Will 8 Interest for Sale.

ONE OF THE FINEST corners West st. oppo-
site principal ferry; cause selling sickness; in.
yestigate; best family iiauor store 10th ave. nex
Mcensei only 1900; over 500 liquor stores In New
iork ana BrooklSn; bargains: property OF every
description for sale and exchange. o'CoNNoR.
OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSE for sale cheap;
mus! ne sold no reasonable offer refused. In
oulre IL. PHI. GESER, 317 Fast 3ith st.
PRINTING OFFICE, With two presses, 200
iohts oI. type; steady trade; for sale cheap. Ad-
dress G., box $40 World.
RESTAURANT FOL SALE-Cail 8l7 LIST ave. :,
near saith ST. ferry.
RESTAuRANT-S4CO cash buys good pa wing res
tatrant: 2 years lease. 2442 ri ave.
RESTAURANT fer sale doing good business:
sickness and other business; no agents. 1851
LIST ave.
SA LOON for sale on Ave. a with meeting rooms.
inquire Buddie. 254 West 35th st. no agents.
SOUTHERN ~ pays spot cash for stocks
and stores Of all kinds. EDWARD HlRsCH-
FIELD, 1857 Park ave.
II BEST LIQUOR STORE In Jersey City, near
the new City Hall prominent stand price
VI. 200 cash 400 can remain on.
JAMES DAVIS. SO Railroad ave. Jersey city.
and stove business: busy avenue; low
rent; small amount necessary. j., box All
World, uptown.
wELL-PAYING first class stationery and toy
store. with newspaper route: hest business To-
callty: VIII sell on account of not being able to
attend; no agents. 813 Columbu ave.
3-SToRY HOUSE and restaurant furnished COM
plete, doing good business, cheap. Apply on
premises, 5O3 9th ave.
II FULL DRESS BAND SUITS, with leader and
drum major suits, cheap. 138 Rutledge ST..
Brooklyn.
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Unfurnished Rooms to Let.
23D ST., 34O W. "A large front basement to let
unfurnished, private house.
10Th ST., l52 Vital room; carpeted, gas,
large closet, running water: no housek eeping:
81 monthly.
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Boarders Wanted.

6O6ToerS Wanteo.
On. TIM, soc per line. sseond 7inN, ne pc
No szavu charge on SuHdava
No EXTRA HAnGE FOE T-Advsrtissmen ts
for The waid nay be isft at any Americso
charges will be the sane nc those 4, the mall
East Side.
BROADWAY. 1903, Longacre 4 Annex Per.
nanent h transient home for families; very
moderate prices
LEXINGTON AVE. 400 Prlvats family can
accommodate a few gentlemen with board 4
nicely Furnished, rooms; delightful location; also
back pArlor Tor dentist.
LEXINGTON AVE. 8Is-Comforable room ;
excellent board low price.
LEXINGIoN AVE, ll21HAndiomely fur;
nished second floor, en- suite or singly; good
table; right parties terms reasonable.
LEXINGTON AVE. eSS. corner list st.-Nicely
furnished room. with excellent German board
IS weekly.
81. MARKS PLACE, 80-Nicely furnished par
Tor h bedroom with all improvements with or
without board.
9TH AVE. 10, opposite Cooper r~nion-Furnlshed
rooms good. substantial board. English cook.
ing $50 up.
10TH ST., ~ f. -Rooms. with board; terms
reasonable; ladies or gentlemen transients ac-
commoiated.
10TH ST, no r, Neatly furnished room; 2
gentlemen, with board also hall room.
nth 81. 22l T., Comfortably furnished
rooms, with board German American family;
table board.
18TH ST. ~ Comfortably furnished rooms,
superior board closets, running water; gentle,
men. married couple; moderate.
18TH 81. 1885 r Large a small handsomely
furnished rooms, with German board,
2BD ST. 100 r.. Pleasant rooms, with board
terms reasonable.
2SD ST. 22 E.-PrivAte house. Protestant fam
ily. furnished large and small rooms. home
like comforts, good board,
NTH 81. 100 T.. gant, large rooms; every
convenience, dine on parlor floor; relerenceS.
3OrH ST.. 2iT u Rooms, with board; table
board use Of piano; frst- class table.
Dist Sr. ll9 ". Rooms to let, with board also
table board,
BID 81. us f.. Furnished rooms, with board
all conNrn enCcs; gents ~
eth ST.. c E,-Elcgant rooms with n~rst-elASs
board & attendance; reference,
4OrH ST, 22i F.-NiCr, airy ICONS, with good
board all cnnveniences ladies, 81 30; gents, -.
sIsr sr - =. -r"--H rooun, with hoard. for
ga = .u'rr = 600 f.I - T "a
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Flats and Apartments TO le..
ynLprniahad Ms.t Side.

Cn&prntnnud west SIDE.
s2l WILL VISIT nuc apartment, o rooms
beautiful. light, healthy, Apply to MCDOS-
AID, 10 H. 3ll vi.
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flRsI-CLASS sALoON-Lease, fixtures, II.
trade and in best thoroughiare OF city fortune for
nght man bargain for cash no mortgage owner
sssres, Address T. W., $50 Market ST.. New
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I CERTAINLY have now a very large assortment
of Furnished flats; bottom summer prices: % to
$40 weekly. FLAGG 900 furnished iats). 242
W. 23d ST,
WE WILL FURNISH A FLAT complete 4
ready for housekeeping, Including linen,
cruckery, &C. on terms of 81 to So weekly until
paid for: parties intending to hire O furnished Hat
will readily see the advantage Of owning the con-
tents of q home 4 at really less expense; your
choice OF an immense assortment OF furniture,
carpets, rugs a curtains, odd fancy parlor pieces
4 scores Of pretty things 70 make a home Inviting:
MANsES L soNS. 400 AL sth ave. between
31st h 32d Sta. white building.
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CORNER SAL0ON-B0wling alleys, billiard
room salts ac!ory reason for selling. sPEER'
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Went Side,
North OF iasth Street.
BROOKLYN

VERNON AVE, lO3, Brooklyn-2 newly fur
, nished rooms. ID ilonr, h = on sd floor; Iblock
from elevated station; references exchanged.
WILLOW 81, Is, D minutcs from bridge-Larse,
small rooms: early breakfast: Terms. s.
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4 LONG-EsTABLISHED Iiouor store, with 3
year lease and new license; rent $50 per month
lager beer sales ~, OOO year: satisfactory rea
hons for selling explained. Call 1877 East 1OStl
b.. plumber shop.
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CONFECTIONERY and fruit store, soda foun-
tain big profits: on AID st.. near Central depot.
Inquire BECKER 4 BLUMENTHAL, l6l East
9th II.
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wANTEp-Contracior to take Job out 81 town,
must have $3.50 rs surety: years wo' x. Ad.
drets BUILDER, box .GO World, up.own.
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CIGAR STORE, cheap; must be sold on account
OF leaving the city. Particulars 3O5 f. Hous-
ton ST,
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AN OLD ESTABLISHED we'll paying Vienna
cafe and restaurant, with license; 3 years
lease; to be sold at q reasonable price: present
owner wishes to retire: no letters or postals
NJ. 500 Broadway.
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foh sALE-Grocery business, doing first class
re srsne' good stock OF goods, fixtures, safe, cash
ssasisinctory reason for selling price 80, 600. H.
oShMARI. 90 Market st. Newark, n. J..
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FuRNlsHED-RooM HOUSE; desirable location /.
Q rooms; rent. S25; s275.
LITTLE & HOYT. a ami at.
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CoNFE,TI merry. Ice cream parlor; fine foun-
tain, fixtures: other business: don't miss OPP
poruHity. OWNER, 81 Charles At,
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-04-07
CIRCUIT JUICES.

First Circuit; 4 =. Co per. Oahu
Second Circuit: (Nsu'l 4. y. Kepaikai.
Third ard Fourth Gre" its: (HawaiD : L Austin
Fifth Circuit: (Kausi) }. Hardy.
Offices end Courtroom in Court House,
King street. Sitting IN H,nolulu-The first
No day in February, May, August and NCvem-
bsr
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SrPRENE CoURT.

Hon. 4. F. Judd. Chi Justice
Hon. r. F. BickertOn, First iSsOciate Justice.
Hon. W. F. Fresr, Second Associate Justice.
Henry Smit". Chief Clerk.
Gen. Lic :, Deputy Clerk
C. F. Peterson, Sec nd Deputy Clerk.
J. Walter Jones, Stenographer.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-04-07
BoAzD or ixxrsza-Ioy.

President. as Exceflency J. A. King
Member OF the Bo-rt IT fmmiErsti1n.
fson- j. B. Afhertol. Jss. B. Castle. Hon.A.
: clsgh IN, lanes G. spencer, aMark..aP.
Robins n
Secretary, wray Taylor.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-04-07

oaice, Custom House. Esplsnade, Fort street.
Codector-General, Jss. p. Castle.
Deputy Coz eci1r- z. 3. AcStrcker.
H. rbOrnasfer, Captsin A. Fuller.
Port Sfrveyor. NJ y ssnderS.
Storekeepsr. George c. strsismeyer.
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Office IN Capitol Bnildi7g. King street. His
Excellaroy sanford Is. Doe, Minister OF Foreign
Afairs.
Gen. C. Potter. Secret-ry.
W. Horace Wright, Lionel Hart, Clerks.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-04-07

SUPERINTENDENT, ". D. Alexander.
Supt. Publ Works, W. z. Ror ell
Supt. Water Works. Andrew Brown.
Inspector, Electric Lights, John CssSidy.
Registrar II .nveyauces, T. g. Thrum.
Road Supervisor, III noiuiu, W. II Cummings
Chief Engineer Fire Dept, Jas ii. Hunt.
suPt. Insane Asylum, DR.. A. AcWayne.
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POISON AM nLAury.


IL isA common aud foolish practice
among many Of the gentlrr sex to seek
to improve their personal appearance
by the use % cosmetic, aud drugs that
are harmful 10 their effects. Tao Old
saying that woman will give her lliu
10 be called beautiful has many exam.
Piles In society today, when women
who have been endowed by nature
with fairly vigorous constitutions have
broken lhVm down by the use Of
preparations 10 secure what they deem
"a lovely" complexion or form; sud
while they sometimes succeed Ia &C.
curing waxen'ioll appearance
thoy more frequently become anything
but "ioyoly" companions, because Of
the nervousness aud irritablllty oonst.
quent upon the failure Of health anu
yigor which has followed their unwiso
practices.
The knowledge that complexion
compounds contain arsenic, sliyCh-
nine, or other poisOnous material 10
quite general; aud the idea as to tho
value OF these ingredients Tor such pur.
poses Ia found In an expression ire.
qusntly made, bat coutaiuiug a dan.
crous mlsstaIemeut OF fact, that
strychnino, grsoniC, etc, aru
good for tho complexion" IL
WAS notion OF this kind that
brought sorrow to tho Laslreto house.
mold In San jose last week, A seven
teen-yearold daughter ldOllzsd by her
parents. had gained the idea that her
looks would be improved by taking
strychniue. She knew 10, deadly
nature aud swallowed % very small
quantity. Iimniu her sick, but with
feminine vanity she did not mind
suffering II che could nppsar more
brautluI, no she tried il again and
again for several days, until one Jay
she took q little more tnau usual, with
fatal ul.ela. When the drug acted
more severely than uu previous uun,-
sious She frankly told what Fue hhd
done and why. a physioiau wac
called, but tho deadly dose had com.
n.ptrJ i.s work.
Whatever may be tire supposed viz
tues OF the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
uosuums, ,he prevalent bat erroneous
idea lha. Usrgiy anu at-ychulue eau
br taaun 90 enhance beauty should DO
upruutgd. IH,y mny be used iu 'om'
rounding t1mo o5smslicd propau.
uauj lIt us dgugs to secure tDr
uH.Hs desired, they can accomplish
With tnr complexion bu. ono Improve
mea.-H utrs bs any VINO desire 90
rNI 30 ruel-ud tput is in producng
.Uo complexion OF tho corpse Az Go
sugn preparations AMI noaiwm' 40
seuyu, tho Truth IL that however
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First Grand Btycic S,X.Mile Road.
Race, b,ck's Hot Spr ny, Ia Eden
rAtk, Wednesday, august
5, 1884.

r-5- The BEsr RIDERS Of the Terri.
tuiy lave area y eatliUd.
IiAlE PilZE-5 YliI Utah silver
TT uuy Gu. value, 5000.
Fulsr PiuzE VAS " silver Wstsr
Svfyi,o, yA.u., 5000.
sECJND fMza-iicsutilu ONYX
anu Biass PA Lamp, value, Sa5. 10.
THIRD PRiZE Handsome Opera
Glasses, valu si5.0J.
Entries viii cIOse Sunday, August
OH, and eau 10 male with auy Cycle
company or at tne office OF the Great
Salt Lake 4 Hot Springs II ilway
company, rooms 702 ~ 7Js McCornicK
block.
OBSERVATION TRAIN will
leave uvpot nj I pm, anu viii keep In
plain Wow ~ the riders the entire
distance.
Rouul trip 3jc, Stop over privilege
NJ ~ Springs going VI returning.
EeJ- PrZ'- are now on exhibition At
i. AurtuAuh n BROS. show window.
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sources, and lifted up by IT, unrlyalled
wealth, voloed the unity OF man, when
In an age Of caste and privilege u de.
clared officially, that all men are cre'
ated sqoal." The sresi,s, Teacher
who ever tfo1 the earth de-
clared the same principle when
from the slopes Of Palestine lie
gave Hts disciples the lesson Of the
same organic unity, In those Immortal
words, Except W are one ye are not
min,p Not equal In endowment, not
one In GIT; not equal In brain or
capacity, not one in mental power;
not equal In inventive genius, not one
In the absorption Of truth; but essen.
TALLY tqlsl and essentially one 10 the
Divine mind, a. His children, aud
under righteous conditions, being CO.
workers with Hin and for each
othefl
Il was related Of the popular singer
Henry Russell, that, alter giving to a
crowded assemblage his stirring song,
There's good Tins coming, boys,
walt little longet," some weary
aud probably despondent walter arose,
and asked him, "if no would not
please fix the date" 30 the man we
met yesterday in the street, weary
with the iog ttot Of life, IA unsympa'
thetio monolouy, no doubt would like
some authority to "set the date" iof q
long.loosed for aud desirable change,
that life may not appear n, hopeless, II
In part successful; that there may DO
less Of the "Jne eternal Tound;" that
pers1nal skill, individual giil, special
faculty aud grand endowment are but
blessings bestowed for the ameiioraiion
Of the mas; the same inspiration, only
differing Ia degree, the same G,vsr,
however varied the gilt, and tue same
humanity, though God isUver all
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Trb conditions Of NE are such as o.
create many lnquirios; Ia vast diver
sIg, lsuuu0yiug contrasts, iH routine
.. pu i.r the great m. J5uty, it' cutler.
Iun poverty, anxiety nuI death. rnc
m.rs.s mny envy the man OF wealth.
llu oy,tat l01ss wiki Pity upon tug
s,mI.ayagy; tue man Of pa'ts, moving
iuu greater circle, thinks the condition
o,lH. uu1Uuf8I and unaevegped a.
AgIe shove tine brute creauoui AMI
every ONE, iu almost sll conditions,
-rol.s pUcr au unUosses,od something.
The l.lG To-. which makus tue woriu
o1I0r..s auI .u.tytlrss 10 him az Toast,
Ilu osuu.H claim tina, man Is bu.
slightly progressive; that within the
aoous0, h,sIasr, he was but an animal
masking ua way upward atnli the In
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REDUCING PUBLIC nunuENs.

Rafael Gutioruz isprgsliont OF tbo
tspub io Of Salvador A abor, uur
ago he wBs on exile from hIs native
land, and found rs uEelu Guatemala.
Upou the overthrow %, the i1ugtr pres,
iIeui, Carlos E2ola, iu tho movement
Tor whlon GntlrU,z took part tho latter
was the overwhelming choice OF the
People for chief mlg'alrR.a. Heil rn-
garItd ps o man Of ability gnu uuorgy
and one OF the fret slors of bic admiu-
ls,ralion reveals that he cgmP'elenaH
= duty Of elective onigeiu 10 their con.
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,,ltuenoy-to tighten the burden Of
hubble expense on the masses as far a.
i consistent with the stability Of the
Government and welfare Of the people.
Already he l. acquiring the title Of
'the good PRESIDENT" and IL doing II
through the pockets Of his country
men. lie has mnds an tnicial
estimate Of the government eE-
pen,e, and has promulgated a decree
ordering a very large reduction In
tsros Of oil kinds. Under the old
regime, Tor Instance, there was an ex'
oort tax Of g. Is on every 100 pounds
" coffee shipped out Of tue country;
this has been abolished. h ia had
prohibited the Importation Of silver;
Guterrtz admits II free. Formerly a
butcher bal TO paya government tax
Of g on every COW killed; this Is ixii
Al s2-and 90 on through the list,
while the tax on personal property has
been likewise greatly reduced.
Naturally the people are elalod over
the turn In Affairs, AMI their president
Is becoming excee lingly popular.
However President Gutierrez may
got along farther on ia His admlnlstra.
ton, ut tho outset he has adopted a
policy which should impress public
officers Ia this locality as being q
necessity for which the popular
demand IL Increasing, aud which will
have 10 DO acco led 20 by all
who remain any great length u time
public life. III 80 who have been
elected to tni5e In recent years have
not been, ne a rIlr, Retained by the
electors any longer than was absolute.
ly necessary, Tor the reason that gen
rally they went into official position
10 make their "pile," and have not
hesilRted 10 increase public burdens g.
this end. The public 20. tired o. them
and dropped them only 10 pick up
others OF the Hame class. This his
gone on until there IL sort Of rxnsprt.
alton among those who have TO bear
the burden, showing itself Ia lhs gene.
raj discomfort with political par
ties, aud especially with "ma-
chine" rule. The outcome Of this
will be that not very great length OF
time will elapse before the taxuaying
proportion OF the voters will IN asufo a
candidate Tor office by his actual iu-
chnati3u 10 reduce public burdens
rather than by his party pledge. 4
he IL one who is 30 politics "ioi
revenue" a. most Of those there now
are, he viii lind that voters DO moi
want him. The taxpayers feel thai
they are In politics for revenue TO,
and want a little OF II 10 come their
way Ia being blcd lees freely by the
tax collector People arc buying their
goods At the cheapest markc this rule
Ia private snairsi- extending 20 those
OF publio character, ani tho cheapest
efficient government IL what IA,
taxpayer Is looking for In thil
arr OF the country he Is tired OF llninl
official pockets, aud want, tue ON
vouienous ne gels at lee. expense. rh
5alvadotan president has shown him
sell IN limo with popular sentiment, n
bis country by reducing the burden
OF taxation; the future oiilce.soeker IL
these parts must Include the same ten
dency In his list Of qualifications, or hi
hopes Of preierment will be blasted
That is one OF the lessons OF the pre-,
ont political discomfort.
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they may temporarily add to the Az
pearanoe, when the siutf is washed
o., the user presents almost always a
repulslve and disgusting spectacle.
Yet there seem TO be n great many who
have a fancy for poisoned beauty; the
more sensible class will prefer cleanll-
ness and health, even u there be =
modicum OF homeliness thrown in.
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IIr.n. M.nh. her,nns.

Means Impure blood, AMI ovtrwofk or
too much strain on brain and body.
This Obly way 60 cure Il 10 feed the
nerves on pure blood. Thousands Of
people certify that the best blood pufi-
her, the beet nerve tonic and strength
builder l. Hoods Sapapnrills. What
II has done Tor others il viii also DO ftT
you. HOod's cures.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-04
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Contains no Ammonia or Alum.

On June lat. is1t ] shall Remove from nv
prose 9 place OF business the Ullbu cafe, 4
Man ~, 90 10 Main ~, J doUFs north 0f
present location which will DO known a. Tho
ItMfLE tAtE 8 hAkEHY. where 1 rhall
Be better prepared % entertain and cater b
we wants OF M patrons and the puullo gousT.
Any. THANKING you Tor your phat faVurs
Respectfully,
5, r. BALL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-04
NOTICE 10 oRtoITons


NOTI - HEHEHN GtNEN hY TnE
~ undoraiFnrd, rNrcutriN 81 the estate q
NrilH Anderson, deceased, 10 the rrudturs ~,
and All UofanuH having rlhttnh against the SAID
deceased, 90 exhibit them with The necessary
vnus hora within four months hftcf m ufst
publication Of this notice 10 sad cxsCutriN a.
No. $50 Constitution huudinV rhIt ale tity "a
the County of salt iate, ltah TERI niy.
CECILIA ANDEHrON.
FxccuiuH of tho estate OF NShs Andtrson.
decreased.
Dated August an. 1894.
JoHs 81. CASNoN. attorney for said cxccu.
ulK.