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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-03

I'oup GIRL TOR UOUsFwuRk, Mon.
" Aon Npp.y ~ Utah shirt Factory, .
NIu|n street
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LosT

JTUrIFIDATE. Nn. CSC, ron TIN
~ HHarHs ut Che uApua stock Of the state
liant uf ltiu. issued 20 Geo. J, Taylor, and
InrOrseu ny NIm iu blank Tho hndUr Will hc
suitably rewarded uy returning same 10 SHE
UU..W
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-03

7 AnIEs. WI WILL GLADLY TELL YOU
how you can easily mHAc 81 weekly
mont Reply with stamped envelope, Won
au'H uHurnt Co, Joliet lI.
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WANTrD 100 MEN

vI,o GALL At orr STORE ASp .EN.
/ amipn our UriCoH SUITS SO 80 rants
$500 Home made or Imported. tit huu
guaranteed 80. o3 west aoeonu
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MAIER sIocK ION RENT.

ygNn SHARE, UuAu a SALT LAKE
~ Canal Company water stock for
TUut NU.IF ll uuIu. Room % lommtrelAl
Block, talt Lake city, Utah.
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IgNyE YOUR iL77rpuLs, GREASE
trapH. water rI0srtt and yards cleaned
Iy iHo Odsf rss sanitary Company, All wUTA
thoroughly lhinicttei
uFFiCE % MAIN STREET TELEPHONE
Nn WrH
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WANTED.

y-yIWY oNF 10 Know THAT We ARE
~ buying aud HtIlIuE more new and second
hand goods than any other house To- tiu west.
81. NruUrr. .Ul ..italI. state rt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-03

VgvANILp-LApN Oh GENTLEMAN To
w assIHL In uNrh -a.AFY Iasnl, villa
tIaurr Go lacrosse. An' position permanent, q
fHtrt. AaI way far paid 90 once 10 cagAFsi
tur.lsa fafrIouUn and cell. H. lFUssui HtATuuol
envelope. Manager i.ack Drawer chicago
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-08-27

Grand Cheap Excursion via the
F. C. & P. to Pablo Beach Aug. II,
1895. Colored Knights of Pythias
competitive drill. The gold medal
won by Excelsior Division. No. 4,
from St. Pythian Division, No. 5, of
Ocala, at the Grand Lodge held in
Ocala in 1893, will be contested for
by the following divisions: Eastern
Star, No. I. St. Augustine; St.
Pythian, No. 5, Ocola; Gulf, No. g,
Tampa; Excelsior, No. 4. Jackson
vile. Drill to take place on the
beach at Pablo at 3 p m. Aug. II.
Round trip from Ocala 81. on reg
ular trains Aug. 70. good to return
until Aug. 2o, 1895. Everybody
go and have a good time Take
in the Jacksonville Bicycle Tour
nament the same tri p. For tickets
and other information apply to r.
G. Blake, city ticket agent, or John
Dozier, depot,
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-08-27
READ, PUBLISH, ACT.

faction of Georgia delegation at
Chattanooga Epworth League Con-
ference. BY an unforeseen hin
drance the question did not get
before the conference, which would
doubtless have Endorsed it.
Inasmuch as the morals Of our
people are worth more than cotton
AID all material things, and mas
much as the coming Atlanta Cot
ton States and international Expo
sition has, through one of its off
GERS, sent US an invitation to have
one day OF said exposition as Ep-
worth League day, therefore be 1t
1. Resolved, That we respect
fully decline such invitation, giving
as our reason the granting OF con-
cessions to the liquor traffic for the
sale of intoxicants despite the ear
rest protestarions of the Church
We cannot afford to go in league
with, but faithfully oppose this or
any other enterprise whatever.
which Is SO closely allied to that
demon of death, the grog shop.
2. That we kindly request all re-
ligious and temperance papers to
publish these resolutions.
CRAWFORD JACKSON,
WILLIAM H. FORMOSA.
w. p. SEARCY.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-08-27
SOME REASONS FOR SUCH ACTION

SOME REASONS FOR SUCH ACTION.
I. Legal.-If the liquor traffic is
criminal in its devices and deeds,
as the church and eminent jurists
have declared a thousand times,
then the coming Atlanta exposi-
ton, according to the code of
Georgia, is principal. in the second
degree in its crimes; is accessory
before the fact; is to be accessory
after the fact, and is punishable as
principal in the first degree.
Code of Georgia, Part q, Title I,
Division II, Sections 43o5-o.
Transfer the idea from a person
to a company, and the case is
clear.
2. Disciplinary.-Who can take
such diversion in the name of the
Lord Jesus?
Again, in Chapter V, Paragraph
2I6, of the Discipline, a member of
the Methodist church is prohibited
from renting property for the sale
or manufacture of intoxicating
liquors.
The violator of this paragraph is
deemed guilty of immortality and
subject to trial.
If said exposition were person
and a member of the Methodist
church-and what about it's Off
cers?-it could be expelled for such
immortality.
And those who aid and abet, by
their presence and support, the
.liquor-purchased exposition, are,
according to Georgia's code and
the Discipline, principals in the
second degree in this manifest i'm
morality.
3 Scriptural.-"Be ye not I'M
equally yoked together with unbe-
levers: for what fellowship hath
righteousness with unrighteous-
ness?"
This exposition reaches out one
hand to the liquor traffic and the
other to the church.
One hand is accepted, and is to
be replenished with blood and soul
money.
This company proposes to yoke
together the good and the bad to
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-08-27

Grand Bicycle Tournament at
Jacksonville, Aug. II, 1895. Music
by Fifth Battalion Band, of. Tam
pa. There will be $500 in prizes
distributed Tickets on sale Aug.
rs, good until Aug. 20 inclusive
Round trip to Jacksonville, 81; to
St. Augustine, 81 50. Apply to
R. G. Blake, city ticket agent, or
John Dozier. depot.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-08-27

To Trade.-A good improved
Missouri farm, in southeast Mis-
souri,. The Ozark mountain sec
ton and home of the big red apple,
for a Florida pronerty. Owner
lives in Florida. Enquire at this
office.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-08-27
Ho for the Beach |

The Plant System have on their
SUMMER rates to St. Petersburg,
Tarpon Springs, Clear Water, and
for points on the east coast, for
rates to all summer resorts call on
F. J. HUBER, Ticket Agent,
Fla. SO. Depot, or
c. F. FARES, City Ticket Agent,
Ocala House.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-08-27

pull them to financial success.
What are you going to do about
it?
CAS- for me and my house. and
as many more as I can influence.
we will "come out from among
them and be separate
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-08-27

IF you have an old book that you
wish to preserve, take it to the
Witness job office and have it
bound.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-08-27

Will ali papers everywhere, favor
able to these resolutions and rea-
sons, please publish them and send
to me the issue containing them?
CRAWFORD JACKSON.
Hartwell, Ga.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-08-27

Bring your job work to the STAR
office and see how cheap they will
do it for you.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30
rop yEr ROUTE TO COyEY ISLAND
ppopApIIrrY THAT PASSENGERS TVS ~ "MEH
cAH GO TO THE REsoRT FIX '"T
FRIDGE WITHOUT CHANGING CARS.

ppop,pr Try THAT PASSENGERS TPiS ~ MME"
c,y GO TO THE REsoRT FIR THE
FRIDGE WITHOUT CHANGING CARS.
,,,o- ,vo vears Of litigation IT now looks as X
thor, would be direct railroad route tro'h ne
prooklvn Bridge to Coney Island WITHOUT c"ahse
a, cors or loss Of time This is the interpretation
generally nut upon the decision by 0udge CIHeh'
~ tho Supreme Court in Brooklyn YESTERDAY ~
ling ,or the defendant In the separate actions
h-oueht nv Louise VI. Beeckman and Marion u.
ucCollom TO onjo,n the Brighton beacn haroao
COMPANY from erecting an eieVated sru,'''s
from i,s station IN Atantic-sve. along frahHl"-
ave connecting with the Kings County Elevated
road The plaintiffs were only ngureneads III ire
ht,,.r ogh, which has been In the courts Tor a
lor, time other railroad interests being the reai
parties. ,>,s ,.,,,r,, ria
yated roads have for abou. six years been Trying
20 make this proposed connection. so that 'he
,.,,ars trains could be run without change from
,he Bridge TO Coney Island The property-o"he's
made a strong tight when the Board OF h'neI'"e"
tried TO grant the privilege ana the pan vas
blocked until a bill was passed at Albany pre-
venting the railroad from building IN am Oh 'he
streets by which connection might be maze
rhep rho railroad companies began quietly 10 oiy
property along the route In which they ,"isheI ~
build and before the property Gscoi ie,
a solid strip OF land from the terminal OF me me
Brighton Beach Railroad az Atisntic,ase' ,eW fset
from IT, Last spring the measure came up n ne,0Is
no Aldermen a gain and was adopted. Inc Ma!o.
signed the resolution and construction was aoous
10 be begun when the Long Island hallroaL teiusei
ner,,ission 20 cross its tracks AT helsht oI -
feet A commission finally settled TINS point shu
granted permission for the work 10 ptsS'eee' mise
GENERAL Wingate appeared on behat OF louise
NJ Beeckman and Marion ID. McColonI ana prop,
erty-owners lererts Place and again r snSoe es
the roads from building the connection, lhiS MaS
the suit in which Judge Cullen rendered $1,000 ort
yesterday. The interested roads VII oesa, IN &C.
Of tearing down buildings on their property cone.-
ing the proposed location OF the connecton q. n"
ard /, 5 expected that the connection VIII 20
| made IN time TO accommodate inc summer taNt;;
The track will strike a lever WIN Ihe oia
brighton Beach tracks ~ Prospect race
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30
pEI/E DFBtTEPS Ar YILE.

New-IIaven. March - CSp'caD. The Professor
Thache- memorial Ti2" debate WIS held At Yale
Tonight and WIS 4 rvoly contest. Professor Ar
thur r n,d'cy pres ded. and ihc Judges were *
Governor fM2,n Il. Morris, Professor Brrnadot.c
Perrin AMI Pro- ss)r Woo.eey. Of the Law school.
The SPEAKERS w,re as folDws: AfirmatNe-Clemcnt
G. Clarke. %. Ja'!99, u.s. Bingham. % ana Bald
VIM %. N,satvc-Ci oush. %, .. clark. SS, Me
Vcy 80: Folsom. l.. :. ButricA ~ M"ndcll. l.. :;
and RAN l.. : The question WIS:
Resolved Thl; under the circumstances the in
come tax law of 1891 wa jusiiiah'e
The winners announced were Bu,.rick and
C,ough. with RAJ tisy VII roprefen; Ya,e In the
debate here against Princeton in May.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30
HODGMAN'S
MACkINTOSHES,
FISHING STOCKINGS,
PANTS and BOOTS
FOR TIE
TEOUTING SEASON.
Large iciy-ropular pricrs
h0lGMA., RUBBER COMPANY,
uyn.D;y,, - WEST .ID ST.
.-n, ,Srs adj 1TIl AVE. HOTEL.

w!,p. Bu.. .educ;ing the sinking 'uni. hero is
over $l00O0G.Otb owing now 10" puolc DNiIlNsF'
10" rivers ana harD9:S, Oh account ~ IN" Nay
and on accou.: II the other appropriations maze
As matter Of course II YOU W'Il SuSpeHu Ky
mr1t refuse go pay Your debts paialyz" al these
enterprises ard v Jrlts Whi.n Congress mas uP'
mined are necessary. there MAJ DC 4 fCtt"u OH
anrc in the Treasury in 1896. Bat il viii sinpI!
ne pilinC up Your debt obigati ms 20 the eNlFht q"
SEQ 400 Goa ar $50 900 coo m0ln The truth is-"Ai
/ hAye ;hc hghes; regard for Mo Secretary - 'ne
Trc1e,lrI--1nc yea aro hc made an esilnlt' 90
his 0lb0rii12t c5 made one. 10 when II" aHFr'd)
OF the revenues ana tn" expenditures oi TIE COZ
eminent. and he mao" q miStak' on IN WlvrE
ejj oc about SEQ 900 000. Tho Treasury oficla'"
have been adherng to tina; mistake in all official
conmuuic "a lions which have been male, Wh"A
the fat Starcs tGem in he fac, that day ny daH.
as the daily report shows. they are running 30
hind in re"eiptS. and tina; me payments "X '"''
his estimates.
THAT the receipts VIII increase whcn business
resumes its normal condition b"l"E' rs nfmf
as does tho Senator from uiana lM'. N'''hPe~
who reported the Revenue bin las session. be-
lieVe the Revenue at Will give surplus ui y IN
$40 O00 0GG to Sj0000.c00 pc annu n under norman
conditions If trade. 0ut l. cannot do /. In TINS
wear: /. will not ID Il IN IN" trs' SIN month" ~
Inc next wear There is the deficiency II sti'"'
vou =, the fac. with Sl00.c)0"D Appropriated
pri II 10 the year 1898 that has not been pad ana
VIII the proceeds " bonds sold ia pay current *
nengos There is no reflection upon The Pee .,'.''
ia any prOoosition tha' We submit There 5 ~
reflection upon the Secretary OF me ll-t- y
whom admire. But ! say tina f this PROPOSE
Hon Is = b. defeated. End We are - run N I'''
g. sieDcnding paYment. para Wing ~ o. l'I'
lie enterprise preventing he Navy from O'.hH
fairly increased ana the ARM .r"H I'1N - 70
IL ,1ndu tai that r"s; 1nsihili' Mn.' u" M
stood bv n" nooDi" - 10 taken nN "ta'"Ne' ON
this grant Of power. and tia he VIII No. ~ 'fcI'
II e h his l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30
rpirosS cHosry At PRIyCrroy.

r,,,,...,, y /. March e., ,Spcclan The follow
,. ,,., have ben elected from the class e " 10
c,.rr,o.e fAe Board 81 Editors II The NASSAU Ii
cr,ry N,gazinc' for tho ensuing year; managing
o,i,or L. T. Dennis. asf'cia'" 'diior' i.i"r'
= power. Pcun'y'v ina. Frarrs G. M'p'naII'
pconsylvaafa. John J. Nom"ot. ontario h'y >
Morrs. california, David Potter NcN Jersey ~.
'l,,,,, ,c, ,,tl constitute tn. Editorial BolrI
-, TN, I,ii, prrnc.tonIan" for tn" ensuing year.
y Rcam g. Pennsylvania. T. II. Chu'chman'
.; New-Jerscy. A. l.. T.. Dennis. ~ N"~ N2rk
j j Elliott. %. Tenre-soe, i Il Graham III VI
SSi,Jo. q Johnston 9i Alabama, '. -. snail, 9,'
tVi,a,,"y.and; 4 ~ Bean ~. pcnnsy ,snia: \ u
iionnlr T.. Maryland, +. :. JosfHP; 81, SEEKER
49, ~ II smith o. New-Jcrsey. X {. wilkins.
~ D,stric; ~ columbia. 4. G. Martin. IS, ono,
4 G. sinclair g. NcN-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30
THE BUSINESS MANS LUNCH
Hard Work and Indigestion go
Hand in Hand

Concentrated thought, continued IN rooS inc so' s
ach Of necessary blood and this IS also tue oi h"u
physical labor. =. ia
When a five horse power engine Il MADE 70 w
ten horse power work something - gong 10 o'Nn ~,
Very often the hard worked man coming RON Wv
field or the Office will Dol; his food IN ie" .
utcs which will take hours TO digest Then too many
foods are about As useful in the stomach a' Seg "a
nails would be in fire under boiler NE III "
stomach refuses TO do its work without ING P'op
stimulus which it gets from the blood ahu me-
The nerves are weah and ready To break, ocoeu,
they do not get the nourishiuent they require lo,
the blood: finally the l-uscd BRAN Is nio'pui. "a
awake when the ovcrworsed man "'e'P' :" w
rest IN bed. - a.. ,roo,,,er,
of the stomach and tn" whole system DinHS 10 VIC
husv man the fall enjoyment OF ne ""o n",,
d:yeson when he takes DR.. Pierce Peasant e'ie,'
10 relieve bilious stomach or aiteT 700 ~ :.
r.al and Dr. Pierce Go'deil Mcu'Va. -
nn,;ry enrich and vitalisc he blood. The PeleN
a., snoar coated pills rildc Of highly concen'
,,,,cd ycqetab, ingredients which relieve Inc 'o
,cl, ~ All offending matters easily ard :horovsn!
,rr.v need only be taken Tor short tiile 20 W.
,,n h;l;ousuess constipation ard slothtulnesS :" ~,
,nrnor of the liver then the " Medical Discovery
should be taken in teaspooutul doses To incieas.
blood and enrich il. IL has peculiar eiieTt Ill
the lining membranes OF the stomach ana ~" Ti.
touing no and Strengthening them for all time, -
whole system feels the effect OF the pure ooo
ing through the body and the nerves are w. - "a
and strengthened not deadered or put 20 s:,wn,es
nv the so.caed celery compounds ana nerve MI Cor
but refreshed and fed on the food they NJ. a,s,
health If YOU suffer from indigestion oysp.p; ,r
,,c,,or.,css aud any OF the ills which come io"
nurc blood and disordered stomach You can
p",'..s;( 18th Dr Pierces Golden Medical DISK ~ I.
v,;ch ca, be obtained at any drug store l" ~"
country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30
STARS AND STRIPES Az MR..
corp wArs1Irs To REPRESENT THIS
COUNTRY.

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TIE MIL" ''''
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- 49, -, ON IT,. ,,rcl Ion Of &C.. formal
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oprnlns 81 ne re-" emo - ,,... .- .s.,ac NJ
the North and B2.Nt -ehS - Wv '' &c., -.
consideration - to- NaNt Drp~ Nn"'''. - ~
!, 49,. 40. -, Two ne, few d.ys "virc|I much
ii'''"'t no 80 49,. 49,, i,t ,-,oc h.. l.-
iu'ei ".i ~ me natter 'i-' 49, . g., a.
: sers Cor s.lccos' ION To irJgid!nWr 10 ~ 49,
,.,...i,,, ~ tho German Government
!''I "N iH' "''''' '''' VI .......,, .h, anon.
/ To- takr par fla thc core noi'|'- d't''"''N 10" '
,,. Of tho cana ms be-. accepted through M
- ~ ~ - .t. ,r..oot c,cs.loa be jra
Hiaie 'Ni''' "'..' "''' ''' 80 .,t... 3, bo
~, authorities ,c'1trs 10 -" pArtc' 81 S'''' ~ "
do,i'.t for the eor,ic,. Secretary HcrHF' ms -
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,'.i '''' go -. .ho t..t-,rc,n SQUAD
b. head. NE''i ny. ''HP'S ' - -
ron TWO Other slips sh,.. b. - N''' ' '"'
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,.I ,r,. ~. iv1 a!I...,n,. ,c,...s sinai.
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from A3mifd. Mead"S IL. I"e P ',.
f. tb,t trc .,,,a,,rcn AZ *. vtii" comparatively
, 49,. ,.o ,..r.-c,tlffv % Amer
snail III N''''''' Ni'' 81 F ., - b,..
can skin 20 shipou.dirS. - - pi"p'''' -" "''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30
TIE JUDICIARY AND TIE INCOME TAX.
CAN THE SALARIES o. FEDERAL JUDGES RE- IL
.uNIsurp BY LAW HEAVY 'EpENS
ON THE FEi,NCH PEOPLE,

Washington. March % tSpeciaD-A question OF
some interest is likely 10 arise in connection WIZ
the collection Of the income tax from judges OF
United states courts. some days $50 Judge Hughes
OF the Eastern judicial District OF Virginia. came 10
Washington. an T. IN discussing tire income tax VIA
friends said taat he had already made rs return.
bu; It was exceedingly brief lie had stated simply
thA; ne had IL income Other than his salary as a
United States Judge. when undo! the Constitution
was exempt from The ;aN. I'll" section Of the con
stl;u:!on 20 which Judge II Che roi'trcl provides
that the President % The Uu..ei states and the
Judges Of the United States courts sh1li receive 10"
their services compensation which snail. not he
diminished during their continuance in Office. III"
Supreme Court has held in several cases that the
imposition Of UPON no Prcsii"n; # me intel
states and TIE Judges OF the supreme Corr AMI
iudges Of inferior courts Of TIE intel states Is
dim,nuon Of the salary within the meaning ~ tn"
Constitution if the act Of levying tn TAX WIS on
acted during tho official term Of toe prcslcn or OF
tho Judges affected thereby. II these decisions re-
main uniisturbed al United state judges. OF whom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30

,.,u.lso March =" This was the hottest Mar'A
d,v On record IN Chicago for t~enty-four years
The temperature a, 2}o p. m. registered ~ degrees
anil evening brouSh, ~ relief to the people VINO
n1ye moi yet Discarded tl"r vlntcr clothing Clouds
r.rtlv ohecurel n, sun. and str3nC wind blew
lYai ia n III agreeable mlnier. but me threatened
qhawci al nlt come.
Des Moa"s. iowa. Mltch H-The thcfm meter
. the Signal Service station registered ~ degrees
this afternoon. the hottest On record for a Nlrch
doy Winter wheat aad pastures ar" suffering Sc
VeftN from the combined drouth ana neat IN
l.se the drouth soon broken the sma grain pros
meets VIII be fn1s' encouraging.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30
,,.ru DryyEr or me TRAvfLLEES cArb

The annual dinner OF the T7ay,'!er. oI'' SOo"
.,,a. ,.s, night at No II West Twen'y-se 'ont d-
Th. club is composed Of masters and past s,a.m
,.,.rs ~ the Fifth Masonic District. ~ ON
49,, .,,bert l. Wright. president '" ) 49, ,' .',
rer,u.l Russell. vice-pt'slden'S' f'ns limit,
f'''''S !,.raneeucnts comprised James Il. GIN
,,.w,,m II Miller j. +. M-Cr-aly. Wi!'aFh lie ''''
and charles c. Buddlrgon. ,o,,.,..
Among those presen; "ere Jlhn S,""A'' "
I'D master of the State OF N""-f"r t. =, ~.
Ehers. grand secretary OF the s'ranu Thomas
Wn,rc Joseph Ciooibody. Peter j. Gate''' '""
Wilson aud h. LoWenste'n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30

r1.rNry To or \ MAJORITY OF G"' AID
EyAXs THE rErrrN'N% COZ NTEp OFT.
Nashville Tenn. March - Tho investigation INTO
The charges ard cornt~rchagges Of frlud ~ con-
Motion with the EvlnS-Turncy Guberna'or'ai eIe'-
ZION has gone 30 far that today II - os'bi" Tor
the nrs, time 10 max" an estimate of whHt ~" re-
suit Will bc. The action taken by 'hi SIu''''''
49, -, rc.r IN different parts of the state shows
-, tho General Committee VIII report 10 the Gen
oral A.scrnh.r = raior'u e between 80" ana %"
votes In favor OF Tuf.ey. whercl thr lace OF nv
-.,,,-r,s rave Eyars a maj r.ty Of 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30
80 prcry WORK on TIE VACANT LUIS

rn, Committee on ;he cultivation o' .ac'ns '-o ,
~, the Unemployed. When proposes 10
p' wv ts,i,u,e men and families bN the grow
',,,o.s ami other vegetables In vacant 'o'T
us ~ r...rl Cl,y. VIII on Monday pat I'VE teams
a. Work , pclsbing the land the IN 'Ar h'Yrns
.,.,I ward Or William Howe T).m'n 'n' seer.
,arv = the committee said YESTERDAY una. -
- ,o,,,s were r.clei Cabbage s"eA' ""," -
"''' , ,s.d VI 90 head. will b" planter on
sN cam, .,y and will be transp:ante1 week or
-. ' n,Sr i.ettuc, aud rAdIsh seed vii also be
so~n. -, ,.,, cirru',rs are being sort ont.
',,n,r,tres work. rhesc apprl If e oI' hS IN
e,"nI,I - ,.ow.y and aid Is urgently so"''' - y"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30
sor,rreRs DEFY IyDIAy POLICE.

Armour. $ y. March "a dispatch was sent
this morning 20 the Department OF the Interior AZ
washington nv General j. A. Smith superintendent
~ the Yankton Ressrva ton. stating mat ne vas
80 ,blo with his small force OF indian police = 1lS-
Iodye The squatters who refuse TO leave the reseE'
walton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30

This Is the truth in nutshell regarding the
cures by Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t tells the story
OF how this medicine effects its wonderful cures.
The most tenacious cases. which other rem
edies utterly fail To reach are cured by Hoods
Sarsaparilla, because it is the great blood puri-
fer.
Such testimonial as we give below few
medicines can produce. l. is Only one of many
possessed by Hoods Sars1parlll. and proves
the merit OF this medicine
Reliable honest industrious. is what all say
Of Mr. Bennett lie has been engaged as-gLs-
filter in Boston for 30 years. with Tarbrll. III
Washington street, and Mckinney, Washington
street. opp. BoylSian:
&C. l. Hood 6 Co. Lowell Mass:
"Gcntlemen-l am doing only what is just
when tell voluntarily what Hoods Sarsapar!a
has done for l know it
Saved My Life.
"A year ago last winter. after exposure -
storms. caught a severe cold. after Thicn
chronic eczema appeared the calc CT my lef;
leg and spread all over my lowe: limb from knee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30

Tribune once, March 10. a. mThe weather yesterday
,as fair but partly The temperature ranged re-
tween and 10 degrees the average c3ss.' being ue
came as Thursday and !. higher than on the cor'e-
The Weather to-day likely TO b unsettled VII ''A-
Of ahoWerA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30
Hoods Made My Blood Pure

% ankle, and the itching and burning was some
ching awful. Added - mis- was a severe pan,
seemingly IN the bone At last II became -
that had TO give np work ana unable 10
walk. | had TO have my l,g OanGaGrd all the
time. and frequent changes OF IN" cloths. For
nine months sat with my leg roc ing In a
pa