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The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-10-05
High School Notes.

The annual tennis tournament of H H. s. will be held at Yale field to. morrow morning at S:30. The admis. sion is free and some interesting sets are promised
 The class of '95 elected their officers at the first meeting of the class, which was called this last week. The meet. ing was called to order by President Thomas at 1:05.
 The following officers were elected Temporary president, F. B. Merrils secretary, J. H. Gilson; treasurer, N B. Starkweather.
 There are reduced railroad rates for the game to be held in Middletown to- morrow.
 October 19, the day of the state teach CTS convention in Meriden, the Board man school team play the Meriden high school in that city.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-10-05
4 BURGLAR SHOT,
Excitement in Mfddletown-Shot by A Po-

Excitement in Mfddletown-shot by a Po-
 lice Officer.
 Middletown, 0pt. 4-Special Police Officer Joseph Fay shot and probably fatally wounded a burglar while he was trying to escape last night. Since the attempted robbery of the J. H. Bunce house on High street last Monday the residents of that portion of the city have been greatly. alarmed and police Officer Fay was specially detailed to look out for the burglars. The officer detected two men trying to enter Hon. E. K. Hubbard's house and arrested one of them. The burglar broke away from the officer later on. Fay warned him to- stop or he would shoot. The thief continued to run and Fay fired, hitting him in the back, the bullet pass ing through his body. ~ a
 The wounded burglar was removed to the residence of MT. McDonough on Court street, where he lies in dan gerous. condition. : He was searched and a complete kit of burglars tools was found in his pos- session. He admits the attempted raid on the Bunce house. .ssa
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-10-05
Death of David Harding.

David Harding, for many years in the employ of Barker & Ransom, now Ransom & Mcdonald, died at the hos pital yesterday after a lingering illness, of consumption. He was highly es- teemed by his employers and by his fellow-employes. The funeral will take place Sunday from the Summerfield church and will be under the direction of Selectman Pohlman, who has taken charge of the remains
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-10-05
FAIR HAVEN.


 The W. c. T. union of Fair Haven (now New Haven No. 9 held their an' nual meeting in the rooms on Grand avenue Tuesday. There was a good at tendance of the members and visitors. After the devotional services reports of the superlntendents of various depart ments of works were given. They were very interesting. especially the seere- tary's. On account of her health she was compelled to resign. and all the members felt sorry to part with her. The rest of the officers retained their respective places for another year. Mrs, II. M. Benedict of Al Exchange street Is to i'll the secretary's place. Mrs. Story introduced native woman of Japan. who spoke of the work In her country. They are fully organized, having national, state and local unions. which number about 250 members. Re- marks were also made by Mrs. Morrill, on "How to Raise Funds to Carry On Temperance Work" A collation. was served at D. m., and large number were present.
 A few more tickets for the peoples course of entertainments to be given al the Grand avenue Congregational church can be had at the drug stores of E. L. Salisbury and J. T. Hillhouse Chapel street. At the latter place hold CTS of course tickets can secure reserved seats on and after October 15 at am., or at the church.
 The Fair Haven-built three-masters Charles H. Valentine and Grace Sey- mour arrived In port from Philadelphia with coal yesterday.
 Rev Dr. Sage left for New York last evening with his little son Eben. who recently lost his right eye. The lad is to have an artificial eye fitted.
 E. s. Wade, who has one of the largest coin collections in the country, has re- gently secured a number of old state bank bills of various issues and denom- nations.
 The Grand avenue Baptist church was we'll represented at the annual meeting of the New Haven Baptist as- sociation, which closed its session at the First Baptist church last evening.
 The Dayton hook and ladder company recently disbanded by vote of the bur gesses of Fair Haven East, are not likely to become members of the new Quinnipiac company that is to be re- organized. Some of the members say 1t is their purpose to form themselves into social club.
 Rev. Dr. Sage declined reappointment as secretary of the New Haven Baptist association at the annual meeting just held. He has been the secretary for four years, and is unable to give the time to the duties that they demand.
 The oyster steamer Joshua Bedell has just received extensive repairs at the Fair Haven marine railway.
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St. Isnatius Society Celebrates

The St. Ignatius T. A. and B. society celebrated it's tenth anniversary last evening with an entertainment and dance in Harmonic hall. The weather was anything but favorable for the suc- cess of the affair, but in spite of this fact very large number of young peo- pie attended. The entertainment was of a first-class order and reflected credit upon those who took part. J. c. Mo Gowan, the president, led the grand march, which opened the program of the dancing. A fine time was enjoyed by all present. x; 1S
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-10-05
THE GOODS ARE FIRST-ULASs.
Visit Chase & Co.'s in the Now Haven
 House Block.

Visit Chase & Co.'s in the Now Haven
 House Block.
 Chase & Co.'S finely stocked and at- tractive store in the New Haven house building has become a we'll known cen- ter for correct styles in all high-class gentlemen's furnishing goods. Here will be found the best goods in all de- partments-goods that can but give complete satisfaction to the most fas- tidious buyer. The firms efforts to cater to first-class trade are being at tended with gratifying success and their patronage and the popularity of the goods is constantly increasing. Gentle men will be sure to find there all the latest and best novelties in all lines of fine articles. In this the firm are &C., knowledged leaders. A look at their stock is freely recommended.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-10-05
Middletown's Judge of Probate.

At the republican probate conven- ton held in Middletown yesterday the secretary was instructed to cast the ballot for Attorney Charles M. Robin son.
 MT. Robinson is the son of Judge S. D. Robinson and is a graduate of the Yale Law school, class of '91. He is in the office of w. F. Henney of Hart ford at present. He was formerly for some time a member of the Journal and Courier" staff of reporters.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-10-05

Sophomore German Committee Elected.
 A meeting of the sophomore class was held last evening for the purpose of ,lecting sophomore german committee. The following, men were elected mem bers of the committed: Frank P. Ga- van of East Hartford, Chafies E, lief felfinger of Minneapolis, Afinn., T. M. Barnes. jr., of New York city, Clarence M. Finck of Brooklyn, David c. Twiche1l of Hartford, Dudley v. Sutphin of cin- cinnati, o. s:ss , E E.slss s=.s
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-10-05
Keep We'll This Summer. If Exposed to Epidemic Influences Eat only Cooked Food And Drink only Boiled Water. Check Every Disturbance Of Stomach And Bowels with Sanford's Ginger.

Containing among its ingredients tho pur. est of medicinal French brandy and the best of imported ginger, 1t ,s vastly superior 70 the cheap, worthless, and often dangerous gingers urged as substitutes.
 Ask for SANFORD'S GINGER and look everywhere.
 POTTER DRUG X CHEM. CORP. Boston.
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Nominee Elliott Declines.

Clinton, Oct. 4.-Charles A. Elliott of Clinton, who was nominated by the democrats yesterday at Saybrook for senator from the Twenty-first district, has written letter declining the nom- ination on the ground that, if elected, he could not devote his time to the position. MT. Elliott is county com missioner of Middlesex county.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-10-05
GOV6rNm6HC bOnUS. Following are the quotations for Tinted States bonds at the call to-day!

NEW HAVEN LOCALQUOTATIONs. Furnished daily by KIMBERLY, RooT & DAY Bankers and Brokers, 18 Orange street.
 BANK STOCKS. ,.
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AssIGNEE's SALE.

NOTICE ~ HElEnY GIVEN THAT THE
~ underaigncd, assignee for tho hune-
nt OF the creditors Of the firm 0f srhwcit.
fur hanfuhon, ana " the individual creditors
u the members of SAID co.partncrship. will on
tho llih day 0f February, l'1i, at ~ o'clock "a,
m, 10 the front door ~ the County Court
hOuto IN the CITY aud County OF salt
Lake. Utah TcTrntory, expose and offer
Tor sale nt public auction %. the highest
ut'e. claim and interest OF The under,
siguod assignee 81, 10 aud 10 the following DO.
aerlbed premises situate in the tity and County
Of salt Take. Territory Of utah, and described
A. follows 90 Wit.
Bclng part N lots two CD aud thrne 90, In
bloc nfty iUl Mat n, SAT- Lake Olty survey,
salt lagC tttY. ltah, commencing 81 The north
west cnrnur OF Eli1 JOE Two l3I, runuluE thence
south thirty li1l icut thence caft one hundred
and thirteen tlliI feet, thvuUn north nfiy ono
and one. half thiiil tcoi thence wgst one hun
drcd and thirteen tli3I feet, thence south
iwcny'onc ana oue'hlIl ,lisl feet o. the place
the aOo1c property being sold subject TO a
mortgage OF nitrsn hundred dollars lsiiQItll,
made becouber iVth, l.1l, also subject 20 u
mortgage OF twenty i've hundred dollars
tfliOO0il, made February on. $50, Aud also
subject 90 the exemption hnd homestead Of
Louis schwtitfor and Amelia Y. =chWuilEor
and their children In and 70 tho above
described real estate.
Dated thia 2ith day Of january, 1894
iiENhI CONN,
Asslgnec for the benefit 81 tho nrm creditors Of
schweiixcr ltausohoh aud tor the ind
yifuHi creditors OF the members OF said
LooTnounow \ KAns. Attorneys Tor As.
HIuuTr.
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Tho people Of The Territory Of Utah scnd
EctuuF 10 john A. NrucahCrk, Ann ~
nrootbcck. william gtocsbcck. Eleanor a..
6r1esbors. Joseph ~ stout. iitufy ". Greco.
~. g. Bacon, t'tah NutouA. hank corpora
ton, jamc1 lurEor and Henri wallace. cd.
uaftnCra doing business under the lrm maine
~ fucker q Wallace. T. D. Archer. y. g.. clt.
3. =. MERRILL, o. n iHuCy, htaa Martin, aud
ramuci L. lgirHcr tn.rhfinefs under tnc nIm
mamie OF Mnfuu g. LCIpicf and iioushton Mc.
Nhir Hardware tusa corporation, defendants.
You Ana HEREBY REQUIRED 70
Il appear 300 an action brought against you
uy The above named plsiuuh, in thu District
Court u the 1hifd Judicial District of thotuf
rItury Of Utah. and o. answer the crossed
plant fIui therein within ZEN dAya toAriusiyo
~ the day Of aDftirCl after the service on you
u thia summons served within tbls c0uhtY,
Or " served out OF tnis counIy, bni in tlis
district, within wCuty days, otherwise within
tory dhys, or Judgment 1y default will bn
thkgn against you, according 10 the prayer OF
Ihe SAID acton i brought 20 have Judgment
against defendant Nicholas H., William ana
John \. Gf0rtbcck. ~ the sum ~ $500. with
interest q S,sM gsr 90, pss spgnum i.lm
news tee. alleged 20 be- due ON n certain ufnm
isaofy note, executed by sid defendants 20 dr.
PENDANT stout, Jan. .. lsyl Tor g ,tou, with ln.
tercst from date Al eight per cent per amman,
same being due aud wholly uupaid, and
secured by mortgage OF even daic on premises
hereinafter described. executed ly dcfruuanta
IF4rsbcrk 90 sad stout. 90 nave = docret n
ihis court for foreclosure of faIt mortgage.
that proceeds OF sale uf said premises DO ~.
plcd in payment OF amount due plaiuuu. with
be costs, and balance On payment OF sums due
defendant Stout al above, that defendants,
exc 81 sad Stout. DO tarrcd Of an claim OF
equity Of redemption IN said prom.
Ices. that defendant stoutt have
Judgment for any deficiency that
u receiver 10 appointed 10 take charge Of such
pfcmsrs, aud collect all r1ntf ilCrCirom. aud
apply proceed. repayment OF aid dnirndanrs
mortgage ana furuthrr relief Naid mnitgarrd
premises orc described ~ follows HcginninF
~ u poIutgls feet 8. nom y, ". corner Iot T.
bloct 81, Plat A, sat iHkn Guy survey, thence
=. poii feet, thnuro D. lU rode, thence y. uIis
feet. thence ". % rods ~ beginning, situate
In SAT- IA tlty and county, Uau,
And you are hcrclF notified that " you fall
10 appear ard answor thosaii cruss-c0npllint
ha above required the shid plaiutn will appiy
10 the Cuurt for the relief demanded therein
Wines, the Hon, haflea b. Zane. Judre.
and the seal N tho District Court III
the THIRD Judicial utsutct ia and for
fsrAf-l tho Territory OF Utah, this lnth DAY Of
August. IN tho year of our lord
one thousand eight hundred and
ninety three.
HENRY q. MCMILLAN, Clerk.
Iiy GRO y. LOOMS, deputy CLERK
JOSEs a sciinoEbLH,A Attorneys, Commercial
bio Ok.
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NOTICE

NrorfCE fs uEurnY GIVEN TO TuE
~ at0c hoidtfa ul thc utsuret Investment
Company that there ulil h0 % meeting Ht tuo
at0rkhu d1rf % sitd Upmu1nf held ih cue ron
paws onIro. salt Lake UlY. u TAB 1pfufntN N,
nt tie hour Of O. % clock pm. nu tnc .uih day
of February 1901. Tor she purpose of amending
the romraHg'H articles uf Incorporation HH Ius
rrpIainr tlf number of shares ut H1lI com.
pany anu derfult.na tnc uaf value thereof
tED. 10. ffrtN
secretary
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undUFlieh tho uIinCiple that be-
brought success In tho production ~.
Hulo ~ the GAL Borden Eagle Bra ID
Condensed Milk, anu this patty au.
counts Tor the fact that competitions q,
not successfully Initiate It. Thirty
years In tue lea d.
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That bright pair OF funmahors, Don.
nelly aud Girnrd have new Hkit
called The Rainmakots.D What story
there IL In tue farce involves M,ssrs.
DUnneliy anu Giratd, who, as prr.
tended fainmakofs, being called upon
10 prove their claims, explode b0mb
In tbs air. The sequel II the result Of
a new invocation ~ stage mechanics.
II 10 said that there eutucs a drlugu Of
real RAIN such a. has never been seen
upon a stage, aud this ~ followed by
cyclone Of such power that everything
II blown on this stage, leaving IL bare.
An electrical display 10 employed Ia
conjunction with this battle Of the
elements. The comedians have been
using The Rainmakefs for moro than q
season, anu they declare IL has proved
a worthy sucCenor 90 Natural Ga.
Tho Now York Mirror II engaged iu
raising fund Tor the benefit VI uutm.
ployeu gclors; its main call Is made
on such OF the profession as have o..
gasemonIs, anu they are responding
Ia IA most noble manner. Two or three
ages Of the Mirror aru taken up with
lists Of donors, and letters from those
who send their contributors. In the
list r.. NJ. Royln 10 represented ny the
following letter.
"Ihe members Of the Friends com.
pany have responded generously 10
the call Tor help, ana | am conf lent
zach one wished his or her oontrluu.
don mai been more. AuI this leads
me % say that our professional broth.
era aud sisters "A New York must not
forget that those OF us fortunate enough
10 be- NJ work are not exempt from
almost daily claims upon our sympa.
thy anu help rom the stranded people
along the road. Ia New YORK
city aclors form distinct Gle.
ment anu theif wants anu Builsf.
ingg may be made known. Hut I
should Ike 90 call your attention 10
the voices IN the wilderness that YOU
may not forget those Isolated anu helm.
less people Ia the distribution OF yUui
bluutlts. How ii IN 10 bb done / 10
not even suggest, but you Will, Pm
sure, iud TIC way. We are III.
brethren Ia art, from the trunk hustler
10 the Tragedy star, ana even tut
"Human Sunkt"-sOmewha 10 our
Emubcmuut-wy uad his way iutO our
gOOd viii last week IN Detroit. W,
had To help him crawl 10 the IeA
town. | wish all success 20 the noble
charity you are champi0ning,"
The necessity pointed out In Mr.
Roy les letter Is important aud de
mauIs Immediate attention. 70 tina
end the Mirror has plncou ms letter DO
the hauds OF the Actors' Relief com,
mltlce TO take such action Us tnuy may
deem proper.
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ohu a. trocslrck. Ann %. Irocalotk, William
Nfoeanccs, Liuanor T.. Ofocahcck, Nicholas
~ stout, Hear ~. eileen. u. vi uarcn.
liah National Hank, q corporation, james
Tu.krr ani Henry q Wallace. U1 uartucrs
uninE business under ihe hfm name 1i
luckcf a Wallace, D.. T.. Archer. =. a.. tcit,
D. z. Ierrill u. b, iauuy. Mha Martin aud
ramuri T. Lepsor. Cl.uaftuura, urdrr She
Nrm name u Martin 8 lciuaur and tiuuFu4
ign, MgNair Hardware Co, "a corporation.
Defendant
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when Charles COghlnu was created
the sIocE Of urOtnefiy love must nave
run very low. Not content with lsay.
ins his sister Ia tho lurch on the eve of
new production, no Immediately pro.
creds To rub II la, pleasantly Remarks q
New York Grille. On Monday night
Coghlan had the eflrontefy 10 occupy
box at the Flflh avenue with Mas
Boveridgo, Ia order to see how btd a
meis John Sullivan would make OF his
role In Forget Me Not THIS bfotherly
action, Of cuune, made things much
easier for both Miss Coghlan and Nit.
sullivan. How long this quarrel Will
last time alone can tell. Coghlau's
name has been erased from all the play
bills. Among actors this II equivalent
10 turning his face towurd the wall.
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s1noKnoLp ERs, MEnIlNa.

rJ'nE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
i stockholders Of the salt lage and ogden
GHaA llcctric Light Company viii be held az
she unlco OF TIC company, No, West, first
south street, salt l.ntn city, on "wednesday,
February tho iith. 1884. at one o'clock y. M,
for ttc election OF board Of directors. and
tho Transaction Of such other business ~
JAMES MoFFAT,
Assistant Secretary,
SAT- LAKE Cur, Utah, February 9nd,
~.
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Last week tho NEWS, In commenting
on Lillian Russcirs newest hushh q,
remarked that be was beet known OUT
this way for his ability TO piug Oh tho
key. We are subslautlAiei by the FOL.
lowing humorous PARAGRAPH in Now
York papeg
81 they were married.. 10 was q Jcr-
soy wcddi x anu the sun uid not
shine, but that uocsu'l matter. LILLIAN
has been married IN Jersey a4uina
kiudB Of weather hereto ore. More.
over nobody gave the bride away
not even 5anlow.
Aud now while tho honeymoon l.
SIN mellow II buhOlyeH Mr. Pcmgini
10 look TO bis register. For a long limo
he has boon singing Hat. AZ lar as he
II concerned II doesn't matter. Peru.
gini IL hard OF hearing. hut Mrs.
foiugini IL not. Her love may be-
blind, but her acoustics are Ia good
working order. Il would never DO iot
one OF Peuyini'a hign notes 10 prove
the lrst rilt Ia the matrimonial luir.
Yesterday, Ia speaking % Pcfusiup-
lamenlablo tendency 10 wander ifum
the key, Hn old AluilUr OF Lilllau's
remarked.
"Far be- II from mo 10 say that ME-.
PcfLgini SHOULD ever again banker
after divorce. but n that unfortunate
contingency should ever occur, pll bet
80 10 that one OF Perug n'5 nigh Is
u cures ~ a cores ondeut."
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TIME ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET.
inH 10 thf salt Lake Equitable Go nn
Will o. held 40 iLtIr Stores un MeluCsdaY,
fch 5th. at1fU liuaiuraf election OF unIccrH
and other important huaInfs1
WILLIAM LANGTON.
IHrrHHHEHf
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TrIANTED-A reliable person N ercry town
lHI or city In the q, $. ~ distribute circulars
wv ami tack up signs. No canyassins or ped
II dung Cash pad Address wt.h stamp
Will a. MoLtoN CO., Cleveland, ohio.
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A VOLUME or SARA CARNnCuAEtis
4 y loems eau ~ law Cdico oi J. 70.
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Poor Rosina Nokosl Few people
supposed-when u few weeks ago her
company veniured 10 Salt Lake with.
out her, ana 10 aB-iduously tried 10 con.
Ceal the fact that they were tho rem.
nant OF her once noted troupe-ihat the
brilliant star was no near receiving the
dead summons. When she broke down
In San Francisco, she went almost
directly home 10 London, Ouly attempt.
ing an appearance In Chicago and
one or two other places, aud then
making a bad failure Of ".
II sinn Vokes was born m London,
Eugland, m 1854, nud before she lrii
her cradle had made her debut on the
elage. She was member OF the IA.
nous family whose name she bore.
IL consisted OF Frederick, Mortimer,
Jesse, FuWdOp, Victoria auu r. sim.
Victoria N tue only one VI thoslX now
liyiig. The family mano IT, decided
hit In England IN 1879, ana IN the Tot.
lowing year came 60 America aud
made successful tour of the county
In The Belle " the Is Kitchen. OF lntc
yeArs, alter the family wag broken M
ny death, Rosina played IN America
only, prettrting u 10 her native land.
Her manager has bteu, In late yeafs.
her husband, Cecil Clay, the play.
wright. She liked ont-ict plays, and
u tue many she presented Iness " u
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suMMoNs ON oRoss ooMpLAlNr.


n inc District Court u and Tor the Third
Judicial District Of u,nn Territory.
County ut salt Lake
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Iksu PAID FOR WATER SCRIP.
' lius.el T. Tracy, rooms a. and a. Com
morctal hlock.
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LOST.

nSE ST. TERNARb poG. ESQUIRE AT
~ 40 south Main Street
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We notice with surprise n statement
In tho New York Sun that William
Morris will 20 starring next season In
tragedy. Mt. Morris maize one ME.
take when he left Frohmau's Stock
company. We hope no isn't about 10
make another.
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SILK CURTAINS, -
UlbleaChed Turkish Towels


line al Dc each.
tsN55 Unblcachcd Towel. v,.,.
iSc, at Toe each.
7SNsi Dnb'clrhcd Towels wort.
i1c, NJ 75c each.
7'Sls unblcached Towels a.ise.
DANAsk IowtLs.
Genuine isx55 Damask Tow.'s
knotied fringe, heavy, worth ID,
each, for $50.
Extra Heavy Double Damssk red
border size 2oxio, worth acc a,
72ifc.
German Linen Dsmask. colored
border i7N3j, worth 2oc.s Tor &c.
fBOne dozen to customer Of
ioN5o BLEACuED HoNEycoun
TOWELS ior 7Sc doz., worth gLss.
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WANTED.

Nj ANAGkN WANTED To AprOtNT
tFA sa.csmcn 70 sell the RAPID dish washer
NNshcs ami dries the diahoa ~ two minutes
without Wrtting The nnrcr. SIS o. week aud
Nh tApcnhcsi thsy position, no capital, NJ
uafl WolH, ran ma o fiUI a wuot AdIrrss
Ohio.
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Duriis ron SHORTHAND ny a LADY.
Terms moderate - Jefferson street
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MONEY BROKERS.

MONEY TO LOAN on CITY AND
WI town property, AZ lowest rates Kuuwi,
den a Rotc. O'Nloara Block. Us w lnd south.
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Some months ago whom the town
was IN tue thf0es n the Second Mra.
ranquotay, Miss Georgia Cas- van was
reported 10 have declare In a mUmunt
~ professional elthusiusm, thHt she
would like o. be- "feai duvilish, liko
Alfs. Kcndal.D MisH Cnyvan's clan, e
l. coming now. MI pinciO, who gave
Mrs. Rental her opportunity, hns
come 10 the aid OF Miss Cayvau. HIS
come ~, The Amazlns, iH to be put on
ut The Lycuum. In the play Miss
Cayvan viii blossom forth IN bfrecho'.
Tho production OF this play ~ timely.
Now that b0ih su1uito and AmuficA
arc leaving ~, We star Ia need u "a
nsl-ciass spectacle.-A. L. sun