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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-16
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- turn Go Ih' independent Office OF fmall
blaos pqoEetbuof, ronI aiming personal memo
rnnda Of no value rtesu. 90 ownor. D. d. N cod
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sllUArioN, MANrED-MALE.

SITUATION WANTED AS RANCH tORt-
- man by competent anu experienced farmer
aud ockralsar. address george hsor, Louder.
JEFF srson county, Montana.
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MINNESOTA.
Wilbur Tshbils. Merchants Hsiel. St Psal
willard 4 Dennis .... ...... Hotel Ryan. 81 Paa
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W 90 W. liihlrAND 1--WE I'll ZIP
on TINE Nlll -lte tle test o. real estate
security ana sheep and their increa.s Address
}. j. ufceil agent. Lisbon. e.. 3D.
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Helena Employment Agency
a Edwards Street, Tele9hons $50.
W a. Cook proprietor
Montana Midland RAILROAD time checks cAshad

SITUATIONS ZIMMERMAN
Advertisements under u4ls he-A tArss tirnss
fRfk
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LOk RENT IA -bBEhr b. REED & co.
Montana bank. have Elk room modern
house near Main strsel bath. furnace, barn;
completely furnish a. s3U.
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Lon sALE a -D HOIAEsHIP IN ENGLK-
horne business college. Apply at this
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-27
lions Saving, Bank
& TRUST co.
No. i.3 ElS, Temple Street,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Established is,l incorporated 1898.

DIRECTORS
Wnlotd Woodruff President
Geo. %. Cannon. Nicc.prc7.deut
Ioscph O.. smith. George Reynolds.
Angus NJ. Cannon. Iabcr ] Grant,
James Jack. Lorenzo Snow.
T.. g.. Webocr Francis ". Lyman,
u. b. ChwslU. Leonard 1.Hua},
George ". Cannon
Safety deposit boxes boz our bgrglcr
proof vault ior rTui no very low rate
Ogrn for deposits Saturday = 'rht until
q o'r'ock.
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iNDrASA CONFERENCE.
EdIlor Deseret Nelrn

Editor Desert NepG
TAswELL, Ind, March 90, 1884,
The past week is one long to be 70.
membeted: by the Elders Of the
Indiana conference, and also tue
Laller.day Saints who 1.-Two In the
vicinity OF Taswell.
The Elders came In from their 10.
spective fields OF labor, where they
had passed tho last six month la a8sld.
uOubly promulguting truth ami
righteousness, aud by Thursday even.
Ing, March l6th, eleven Eliurs were
hero NJ TaswelI. AZ our conference
did not commence en- Saturday,
March l7th, nj 3 u,m., on tho morning
Of March lBih we all repair.
% to the resiueuoo otlBro. Jeroui. b
Belcher, where, HtUrFume plgasAuI
conversation and quiet chatting, we
hll joined together with whole soul auI
energy IN singing the familiar songs
VI Zion, with a spirit md feeling
known only TO those who have passed
through tins experience In miHsi0uary
liio.
Time for refreshments came and we
were ushrTed 10 a table spread with the
good things Of Indiana, which had
been carefully prepared by our good
hosteBs, Sister Belchor. Alter We had
all satisfied the inner man, We iu.
dulged iu sentiments ana music, the
afternoon was thus passui until about
p. M, when the Elders dispersed iu
pairs among the Saints anu igiguds iu
the neighborhood, parla6iug OF their
hOsplianty,
Meetings were held SATURDAY, March
Tin, at o pm, sunday March l5th, at
10 ann $3.50 pun anu 1850 p,mp Rec
bperuytly, nt which tho Elders all
bpJko under the power and Influence
OF the Holy Gnust eEIaiuing the
truths OF the Gospel OF Christ iu plain
ness aud simplicity 10 those VINO
gathered 90 hear them. rHp attend.
huce 40 the meetings was not large, hr.
cause the weather was not altogether
favorable. Tho spirit mauiiyH.rI aud
the teachings received were much up.
pryclntud by the Eliun ami Salute.
One special feature OF our conference
was Tho rendition OF some beautiful
duets by Elders hyTum Blmuall auu
u vil. II. Roberts.
On Monday, March 10Th, 40 N o. m. off,
VT gathered at BlU'ler JorumAu
bolchcf's, where We held Que puei,.
hood meeting. Ius Elders, In report.
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log the various nuIds, said shat The
prospect f0r doing good we're Urgntur
| than Tor some years pHB. That pteIu'
] dice scented o. be dying away auJ the
hearts Of tho people Husmingly veto
benz s1ftpucI towards the Edtf.
Nrw fields Hr8 being opened aud
sends gained. Thus tine wOtk VI God
Do increasing 900 the land.
ih Spirit nul power or God wHs
poured 0ut upon us iu rich abundance,
uu0u ibis DcrariJu strong tgsumJulrs
were borne by nIl tue LIItrs
nII many Instructions gwen Iu
regard 90 toe uuupsHud TrspDuHiui.iiirs
% their nigh Hud hIly calling. We
frHfuitcI very much NOT having tho
CIuIuuy ui our worthy pruuuuuL G.,
W., 5ayuuf, WIN was ulayJutuiy
hustui.
lhe Elders wer- sustained 90 iatOf
duruE tlu ucxt s.A mJltus respective.
ly us iJIlDuf3
Prsiluut Truman II. Barlow and
Elder David it 10 UCIts 10 bl4Umiiciis
Gcen equity, loo.
Elders Hyfum Brmhaii ami Br..
ham II. iu,uri al Wu0IyiIIu, NcWHJ
go county, Mich fuu.
Elder. william %. bentley aud Ih1s.
a. Alien Us PulIry'a mnls, Wiinums0p
county, llllu0Is
Eldtr BeuI. o. Peel aui Nuphi ~
r. gum bt C0lumUus Grove, Putnam
county, Ohio.
Eldots William A. Garrett, Ira j..
Bradshaw aud Christian MuuS, 90 iuf-
well, Crawford county Indiana.
An separated Iy.iiuE we'll anu sfuHi'
inT ihst another conference viii t0lu
cUmc-lrltuHr happy reunion. Al
feel like casting thuIr "mNga" Boa tuu
90 rIus work uI tlu bIrl lu whicI wr
nfu engaged. Many ihIHhH bIr duo
tho Suuis and ifHuls lDr thril N1a
treatment of thr ElIHfH, because they
slgfgu mo- ptius iu making everything
olsuut n4d Agreeable.
uNKuN BRHWAGI,
Clerk col Conference.
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4tGEIIES DEPOSITS 1IlillE on I[IlSI

cihr and ufopfo1L Htuu 90 TO GO per
year.
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SUITS IND WAISTS

WoarO receiving Doc host ngsorimant
otsorgg, storm Serge, fancy cloth dfo.s.
ga, Boo latest mnkDa, uluu s'lk 0r braid
iIlmmoii nlsn 10 most elegant limo ui
Malsi-.
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Tho vcfy uows.t ouera 200 Cloth and
MORE or Fullp SLID. with largo Moirr
bow la.H insertion. Embroidery DO and
biup Trimming AN pI0utut aIHe..
etc, No our POPULAR Low PRICES
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RIO
GRANDE
WESTERN.
STANDARD GAUGE
CURRENT Ia lHort N0u lQ lRlI
rNE TABLE. H tNDst WVil W 'VoV'


tcnsr snit inhr
No. -r5r Provo. I.aEham, AMI
ODD p1uH Bass ............. s.C1 o.. m.
so t-for rros5 Grand junction
aud alI points llsi."..... p.llp m.
40 e-for Lurela. Provo Manu-,
HuI sHln1 ................. Gas %. m.
No. f-Ior ogden auI Woal...a... % 81. m.
no i-Flr uglan anil tHu WDat.... .l' r.m.
arrive sntt Lnhc.
No i-fr0m Euraka. Provo. Grand
Junction aHd tue IHsi...... i..'' %. m
No. --ir1m Provo. afaHf Junction
ODD iho Iast ........... 90 % o. m.
80. 5-iflm lHn Hh4m. Provo. Nanu
au4 .l|iula...-.......... .... coo. iii 90. m
No Irom UFIon and Che Woat. ,.5A m.
so fm.f rfgH HH ibr WDit.. H.3p m.
uuy ue running through Pullman ra.a.a
nau..g ufhaar Room .oapos o. Denver wa
Grand .UH.glu and Zoo Kansas CITY anI tuIss.
lDtn colorado T1iru, FREQ foeunIue chair
cane bale tlHou ic1ycr. ana oniy lime rom.
ming Pullman .icopgu 500 iata ts Ban Or u.
cisco. hoehtHrsa. cIulo connections. asieiE
aucol and eomioIa
T.tk., Once, IS ". 2rd South
u g. uuu.I. MEuuY.
tgu. NHuHECr Cen. ruIL
j.uL ItNNErr. Con Para
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Effective Dec, z, 1893.

'' CO. Ds a'. S o. is,o o, a'' ''''
Armya
Prom sIi raftarp prIHts ............... am
From rute. Portland. g,n rrsB.
sisr8 I.rrte NaIIrr s,t Dst,, f8 nan
4-...,,. 49,
''''' o." ''''''N l''N''' AIA N'H
and NEICusss s........ ..s.. ......... Z Do D u
Prom OGDEN ana intermediate
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lNIlREYS lNEEIS.

Tho u.cst DO stylish Booart. with
NioIfc Sleeves aud Braid trimmed. iu
thoyioi' or plain goods, Oc. Elegant
assortment
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IiCIlS.

Point DO NOuiso and Point Gone Lace,
m butter color in tho MOST beautiful do.
signs, ur 90 D'cNu.
Point dee Nonisr Lace, Insertions Ia
hliinr color, up 90 51.yi.
Back 80. Bourbon lace. very proity
Platforms, o 90 inch, alf yard.
Black bourbon Lace. with silk cord
designs, htgs. oiioet, 10 10 iuj special,
up iu ulr sd.
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For Ladies' and Hiiusg-.Ali tho latest
novelties with M1.fU Hr.la. Noito
.inovos. tight fitting single breasted,
large uohu buttons, cHtH.Nay, short,
iu.. tuune, orrun'U skirt. c,c rrlco-
from sj up.
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SPRING TRlPS

Sow s'tlCt have boon ur.ur On ur0n
us until wo positively SNOW NO iarae d
assortment ovar soon DO Salt Lake.
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Hoods Plll8 sre hand made, aui perfect
Ia proportion uui Appearance, 90. q bon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-21

A very succsssfnl amateur presentation
a. ''pyemalion and Galatsas was given q
the K. Of p. hall In Auburn ON Friday
svsning Tor the bensht Of the Auburn Cor.
net band, in which many Of the best
known people Of the city TOOK part. The
participants in the nag drill were attirsd
In Gorgeous costumes representing six
teen different nations; sixteen young 10
dies carrying fiags IN the drill psrsonfsd the
poetry Of motion - musical accompani-
mont. Other features Of the programme
included: Vocal dust BY Misses Meredith
and Gitchrist: chorus, 'Bumbisbss,' by
Msssrs. Alsnder. Boassr and Dolan, Mes
danes Meredith and Paulisy. Misses Gill
Christ Meredith and Brooks; scene
from "Pygmalionand Galatea." Mr..
Black - Pygmalion and Miss Black
- 0alatss: cornst duet BY Julius
and 0sores Erickson; tahleau, ..In
Search Of Wits. Bart Hart; piano duet
By NrA Brooks and Hrs. Pauiley; Gypsy
scsne, soag from "Bohemian Girl, by
Miss Katie Doian. and the scene conclud-
ing With JIG dance By the 7-year-old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mra Doian, Of Grsen
River, which was highly appreciated, she
being called back three times. The entsr.
tainmsus was successfully managed BY
Mira. Brooks. II concluded with national
airs By the band.
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Ks11r - nefnun1lv ruf1ric~s "a
pAffsa xhsupis aesssdkne = s. sieh1s;
Cruher ~ $500 Keltv's metAe1e :
ok3ain and rsonfn laoneru1lD: - uee1 NJ
opportun5tkp = wsu ~ ufshsns vsslss-
IN ~ stoae ~. "A Anvsns - 49,
pflsp - ssetrss 60 psljnfos 8 aovu6s NJ
vksts d. = - III. ukisA - deoz1y
tssn EsaIys 49, - assD ssnnsd :
n Ievsd pswsr ssaksr 49, ~; 90 -
vost ~ r. - chnI.hv "a - : maa =
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e... r....y.. .. n. D.-..r.ss. r.s.,.

osv. Pssneyes % the Dsnssrasss Rsrsy.
Portland Telegram
In his speech q Albina the other night
Gov. Psnnoyer took whack q the Dsmo-
cratic party By relating shs following IN.
scdots: There vas . man who boasted
that he owned . barrel 90 years old. When
he took . friend into his cellar to show
him the venerable relic the friend sur-
Esstsd that the hoops looked 10 b new.
Yes. they are new. I only pat them on
last year said the man. After further In
spection the friend suggested that the
slaves didn's have very antique appsar-
ancs. That's true responded the man,
/ put them ID about four yeass AesA' The
friend then wanted 90 know What was tsft
Of the 0nyear-cid narrel. NY God don Z
ron &C. the banshoief shouted the relic
owner" The govseuof's application vas
that tho hunghoie vas ell that Cleveland
had lsfs Of the party or the osd-sims Jstfsr-
soniaa principles.
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Thissy oueoessfal Csnal1ases 90 Ntn,
teen Ha1luPoe.


The periodical sxamination of caAdi-
dates for tsachsrs' certi6catss was held for
King county May 10. II and Il The r.
suit was that the following we're successes
full:
Third grads-E. +. Bare. Bothsl; w. l.
LeFchman. Black Diamond: w. O. john
SON. Seattle; Josephine wsstsslund, Kent:
Gracs Carpsntsr. Kent: Tom brown.
North Bend; James Whesler. Fremont;
Agnes Conklin, Cedar Mountain: Geoglna
Wiiitams. Seattle; Hracs Bullock, Gle Has-
bor; Sarah Davies. Black Diamond: Jesn-
cite Downey, South Seattle: Laura g.
Plummsr, Lyndon; Mra. Essie finslsy.
Seattle; NarGarst Crane. seattle.
second grode-Wa alter Buckley. George
II. Conkiin, Cedar Mountain; Miss BAHIA
Butler. seattle: Ada Buck. Seattle; Bsssie
b. Crammssts, Seattle; James 9. Snyder.
Renton: David A. Boiloug. Ballard; julia
A. Butts, South Seattle; Alice Penfield.
Seattle: Maud Williams, Seattle; John
Zug. seattle; Emma SahoerafEs, Rentcn.
First grade-W. J. Meredith. Auburn !:
Victor D. Armour. Seattle; Mabel Bies-
Low. Preston.
Thsrs were ninetsen failures. but tn
general results were VERY Satisfactorv.
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kvkkErr soCIxrr NEWS.

EvxRxrr. May 90 = Especial. - The
Woman's Guild Of Trinity church. BY :
little energetic work, got ont : fine
audience for the concert BY the CHICAGO
Lsdiss' Quartetts and added something to
their treasury. The Saturday evening
teas given by the guild Are proving vsrv
satisfactory success and are growing In
popularity.
Mira A. r Primo and her daughter
Mra Joseph Irving. ieft for Montreal on
Friday.
Mrs. Stewart, Of Gardiner, Ne. Who ha,
bssn visiting her son, Manager Stewart, Of
the paper mill. left for home on FRIDAY.
Mrs. r r. Owens. Of Olympia, il In the
city for few weeks. guess at the home
of Mira r. Brown.
MrA c. r. Logan, Of Lowell. LETT for the
East on Friday 70 spend few montha
A quiet wedding took place q the resi-
dencs Of Mrs. Skinner on Harrison ave-
nue. on Tuesday evening. when her daush-
Ter. Miss Grace Skinner. vas married "a
Mr.. Edwin w. Fraser. The ceremony vas
performed by Rev. Horace wiiliston.
Only the family relatives and lev init
mate friends we're present.
Miss Lillian E Basg. . society favorise
Of Lowell, viii b married next Tussdsy 10
Dr.. Buchanan. Of 0prague-
Mr.. and Nrs. Hrokav. Of Tacoma. have
been the guests Of Mr.. snd Mrs. s. s. Kins
daring the past vssk-
Ars. r. X. LAWS has been visiting hsv
daushsr. Mra w. 7. Ferguson, In seattle
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- - $Su9 810VO8O8
- AoanA WaAssA
b. i. 1hosnton. ehjaf snginsss q -
steamer Sarah y. Hentea, Aas u his
possaesion frame made e live eak thas
vos taken from tAs wrecksd stsamer
Beaver. By Chisf Englneee Lacsy, e H.
stsanship UmatiilA Thsre sre ave Il
theeo ffamss. sach ore e which inoloess .
marine oartincats. the thrss n addition %
those posssesed b. Mr.. Thosnlea ard Mr..
Lacey. are ownsd By Yirst Assistant En-
ginssr Walters. u ths Unahlla. Ne -
ond aeslstans Of ~ Umatilla, and Chief
3neinssr Owins epsaksi, q the seeamsr
Pcllytofbky. These frames are unIque,
soch showing the tree-nails that vese ussd
In lsa1, when the Beaver was built She
vas the 6rst steamer thas evsr piled the
Paeiie ocsan. and was wrecked q the en-
trance - Burrard's inlet near vancouvsr.
She came around the Horn In Ass with
sails, and then blossomed ont - . side
wheeler. There Wa talk of taking her
wreck 10 the Worlds fair. but this Was
rendered out Of the question, = she slid
OF the baR where she had lain % long, and
wss lost to sight
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STATE SCHOOLS rok rourn.


csaAittca 81 the vsneouvsr Inssie~Ae
ssA che SheAalis ksfernasery.
olympia. May M-fsp<ciall.--supe
seadsas Of Pubic Instruction Bean ne
turned yesssrday from IN oficiai visit 20
the school for detective youth a. Vancouver
and the reform school ~ Chehaiss Mr..
Bean expresses great Subtraction q the
conduct Of both thee STATE institutions
and regards ssch - being managed finan-
esally veil - ia other resrects and in the
opinion al the superintendent absolutely
free from the faint Of posEsicA The sans-
tasy conditions are good and the children
comfortable, and - happy and conssated
~ eeald Be expected Of those born with
rAysseai defects or the victims OF unsortu-
nats surroundings
The school for detective youth contains
. total Of les pnpsls--sen haisd. fifsy-:hrss
deaf muses and forsy-svo feeble minded.
The school rear b just st ne eaoss sna the
pesGEsn Aees ~ IN ssnaskaA,A ~
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Aeters 90 waih Ne Moro.
rrxxisaA 0ennnfa~

Manager Cordrsy hes notified al. msm-
bars Of bic dramatic company that they
mass learn 70 ride bicycles. - he iatsnds
10 have the company play . number Of
towns In Oregon aud waahsnston during
The summer. and they viii ride from tou q
- town on whss'a Several members Of
the company have already mastered the
art. bat others have not been % Fortunate
3 Drtsecli. the leader Of the orchestra.
who hogan taking lessons several DAYS
axo. started Cor spin dasn Third street
amer the performance Wednesday night
and eetwesa Yamhiii and Morrison TIE
wheel clipped on the vel aschsis and he
fall, breaking bis leg above the ankle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-21

The United States CENSUS giva the aver
ass weekly wages Of lo2 different employ
msnts, including manufactures mschsn-
isai trades aud unskillsd labor. The
average h e629 Tor the British workman
and eil9o for the Americas In ninety
three Of the casss: h theothsr nine. which
sss the more general tsades. the British
averaged e627. the Americas 9f202
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-21

Il is rasAsr dsseoarsscas Of Secretary
Herbert 10 give Portland the eo~hy. bal
vs could stand the dIseorrsssy IL |; we're
net that snrovsans rahdac mAsssrs are 10
e ovesieoksss. IL - probable that Mr..
Hssaers ae<sass realize .haf sne Cc.am ID 4
10 The river Of the continent ard o<rupses
rosssson Of great Importance ia the
navAs operations Of the Pacific esass. The
proper sesnsastt4e of the CAAmner al Cone
iasres sAeaid take uu this matter and pes
~ iE that Secretary HssheEf kAs an eppar-
tanlty 20 ssAra sosasthsng az The nsss1
aad CON nssssaAt Importance Of the rrszi
s.sss Of TIE Nest. Ha should ssop heEp
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Dis Merrill { Merrill,
Ga Front St.. Seattle. wash.

The old established spscialists are still
treating with unsurpassed success ell
Gsnito- Urinary diseases Of either ser. All
Private. Blood. Skin Diseases and Nervous
Debility quickly cursd- Personal attsn-
ten given 70 every csse and ell durable
cases guaranteed. Chafges low.
PILES. FisTULA. RECTAL III
GERS. STRUCTURES AND VARICO-
CELE-Cures guaranteed vishout Pain q
detention from bus ness.
We viii give 81 90 In gold colin Tor
any case Of Varicoceie thai hes been or
can Be cursd BY medicine. electricity or
any appliances o. applications Internally.
externally or eeoynaiiy.
SYPHILIS. 0ON0RRH0A. 0LEBT,
epsrmstofsh@a. Seminal Wsakness, Loss
Manhocd. Night Hmissicas. Dseaysd Fac
uittes. Female Weakness aud eli delicate
disorders peculiar % either seq positively
cured, % we'll - oil functional disorders
that result from youthful foiff1s or The sx-
coss Of mature yeaxs
Thousands cOsed BY sosrsspondsncs, ell
private. and madeleine oecnreiy packed
frcu viev. RlaiA envelopss used 0snd
stamps tor reply for question list Or cail.
Consultation fss& Hours. . to IL a m. I
70 and - . p. m Sunday hours. 10 70 n
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The Springfield, Mas. R1psSiios~ u
authority for the following tabs allowing
the incrsass in Wages sinoe the frse trade
eeA before the rebellion:
09npafisA Pr OnAI 0ocs1aedsA fw ca
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-21

The Louisvills Cssrsw-JeurMei = very
SURE that the South 'doss not believe in
6as money, while the Atlanta Csaseisxfism
h Ill the time ~hooping IL up for money
which b 81 least 50 per cent. fat.
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Senator Morgan. Of Alabama. dsnoaness
Coxsyism - the embodimsnt Of the Idea
that the Ms that Americas flssA 10 heir 70
can b cured BY the eovsrnmsnt: he do
eiarss that the people Of the South do nos
regard The government - source Of In
dependent power. bat look upon Il solely
- IN agency conducted By the servants Of
the people for esstain specific purposes.
enjoying only delegated power. which
may b curtailsd or Withdrawal ae any
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-03-27
THE PuelLlsT.

Fighting is not particularly unpleasant
when you win.
It is the blow that gets there first that
does the business.
1t is quite as important for fighter to
avoid punishment as it is for him to pun.
ish the other fellow.
Training is not half so unpleasant as
most people imagine it is.
The good effects derived from playing
handball would I'LL book. 1t is splendid
work for q boxer.
He who can strike quickest ought to win,
provided he can protect himself from coun.
ter or return blows.
Cut out the pace and make your opponent
feel that he has met his master. 1t helps
you, and it Expresses him.
The more comfortable the boxer is the
better work he can do and the better his
condition will be on the day of the fight.
1t has always seemed to me that boxer
should study his own peculiar abilities
and endeaYOr to make the best useof them.
1t seems to me that there is nothing hap.
hazard about it when two trained athletes
meet in the ring. 1t is folly to talk about
''chance blows
No two men fight alike. Indeed if one
teacher should instruct a class of 20 men
they would all use different tactics at the
end of year.
Now and then we hear of fellows who are
"gluttons for punishment" They ought
not to be. In the game OF pugIism he is
the best man who takes least and gives
mOst.-James j. Corbett.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-03-27
THE DESIGNER.

The newest silver bracelet is heavy dou.
bic twisted chain. 1t hangs loose and is
fastened with a silver paddock
A striking brooch has a square topaz set
around with pearls and surrounded by gilt
spikes, the end Of each piercing pearl.
Silver hatpins are in pretty new shapes.
One of these may be described 1t is ms
tilmy rs soap bubble aud powdered with
solid bits highly polished.
There will be great demand for buckles
this season. They are to be used on almost
everything. There is fancy in millinery
for oblonG curving buckles.
The sentiment connected with the heart
still fourishes. There are numerous styles
in little fiat heart shaped novelties. These
have stones sunk in them or incrusted with
bits of enamel or are plain.
Back combs of silver are evidently going
to take prominent place in the summer
toilet. They borrow the designs of the gilt
combs, but have a taking way of catching
and throwing of the light which makes
them almost as sparkling as jeweled combs
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