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boys. Arch l.. Mdrsl1l. Iox Huiidi1r
WANTED \ good harhel al onC,. 66 bar
Der SHOP. taINtslou Texas. .,
! WANTED White girl or woman TO helm
| COOK M boarding house. Address - But
| WANTED a fireman for sawmln al once
ApplN or write 90 Tie Aliridse Lumhor
! CO., Rockland, Texas. -
WANTED Woman or girl. not uudcr IS,
Tor general house work I'm family of
iNo. must bc steady; good place for tho
risht party Address Lock Box ~
fioresNllie, Texas. %
AGENTS aud brancn ma <eer, salary or
commission, Hunter Ia,surinE anc Snttt
Co.. Cincinnati. ONO
NrED-Alan to run pUmps for Gam
"rnn W alter Power apd t,iRni COMPANY,
mnr hr sober ana nave guod roitien,e
{. W. LaMtcncc secrctii1. Is
WANTED a good cook fer small hotel
country Town pay IRON 81 to s. week
lono but reliable need rrply. Also good
W'll'r. white prciclrd, pas ST. a week.
hopt place tor tho right man Mis. A.
= halielsyllle. l@yac1 county, reAas. =
~ fI.D-A neal lctiN. yolnr woman.
White OF coiorcd, 10 10 general house
WorS ga -m1l boarding. ousc. Ad.licss
Loot Box A. Edna, Texts y
AGENT WANTED in Houston Tor the
l'l'N'HHi'rler INpcNrifeI pric" $'5.uo.
aseute wanted for South ToxaY Wiley
WANTED \ Woman white, 10 10 hou0c
Molh. easy work; good wages. Inquire
~ l5l5 Austin street II
WANTED Amy man WHO sIVH H. h7-
ever worked for me and not received
hi, pay, Is a liar. ii s. H. Wilson. "a
TAILOR 4 good all around tailor. eood
pay ana steady job j. H. Lack. Beau
=, mont I.N27. z
oitUiA MIST aud Singer Wani.d N once
20 lss!St IN Gospel ,mcelhgs Address
y
WANTED a hrsi-class all around laup
drymau for hand plant. must be sober
ami steady workman. Address with fun |
particulars. BAKER ~ H.=ch. Richmond |
Texas. q |
WANTED -First-ciass all round tailor nj |
once Max ! krohu. l2n5 Hardy street |
$50 TO $50 MONTH salary ana expenses.
10 silcs'ncn Tor cigars. special induce
inents 70 customers. W. l.. cline com
pauy. 81. Louis 81
MnMolRS Of Slonowail jackson by his
widow ana asssind by General John Il
Gordon hook completed this year; =
great seller; agents wanted j. H.
Inppe co. 22s Mason Block. Houston.
WANTED Man and VIE. mild, ageI:
woman to cook, etc. man to tend stable
and garden good home FOR riEh par
Pc Address j o. West, Refugo
Woman 51T general house house
work, must he thornuFhly competent
ppi good cook. with nfst-class refer-
cnccs Address L.. box $50, Houston.
IcNhf. II
WANTED-An active man at sl2 weekly .
ana expenses, no fortune hunter wanted,
VIII guarantee permanent position II
right. IT Interested address Quicfly
Manufacturer" i. .. BOX 1906 Boston.
Mass Eli
IS WEEK EAsi You work right
around homo. a brand now thing: no
trouble 20 make SIS = week eusv. write
To MS quickly YOU VIII be surnrised al
.s tfa I
address anyway 1T win he for your In
toi"st 90 lnycs lgat@, write today. you
can positively mahr flS a week easy
Royal Manufacturing CO.. Box .. 3. -. :
trolt. Mich. l0-.S .
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NICELY furnished ana large roona- with
gittrs, one upstairs and one dowts ,airs
an modern improve no its, centrally To-
Gated. 10 Caroln street n
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SITUATION WANTED.

SITUATION wanted by all round man.
German, as yard man. can milk COWS
tend horses and tx good gardener Ad-
dress a5'i this otnce %
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

wANTEp-By gentleman Win Wife and
Child. room and board n small private
FAMILY must he close Il. and terms rea-
sonabie. Address 1850. this office. q
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FOR SALE.

7 :
TWO fine registered Jersey cows of the
ceiehrah1 ST. Lambert and stoke I}ol;ia
strains; extra good butter cows. price
Slop "ach. Address A. T. Irvine. George
Wv "' itNas'
ft,h SAlIl.A large bay work horse.
cheap at MS thcneVcri street. -
FGD cNI r. ioO1 ali i,,l- - -,
la Taxa vnIu.hio 40 ~ u,,i!s "i.h
curlous ,ItsrY,rv nr',l,,,nIi,,s', p,,,nn' 1nu
lins SurnitursS ln,nnp,t '1i'1p 10.
street, under Hotcl Bowie. =
kfp sAt.I. o,a ,n. r,,,i.,...., ~,
riF,',,n "V u,u lrs! 'cVN, o'alri
,r,..iia' for po en, Iouus Svun WIZ
jao4 MIX i,7nnv CIV "'S '' w "'rIe5i;
IS,1,, :, = -, -
t t.,.. 9Ai-it - l>AI'~,io@d second hand
Cofton Tonln5,tv 800 ,ttnll' ,t,,i, go INK"
Ton r>,s ~ ''' ''''''''' i''". a,
:, =. u
~ ~ =. nice bhEllSN Hrll'rs end
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ANTltp situation as druggist. best
references Address 1853 this office -
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FOR RENTAL .leelnt firnishcl I'M
Shtrs Ip"u. w!,h al ccuNNaioucos, ais,
Sinb'" ipr MORSE aud buggy, at 40 Mo
kinney dvcnuo. n
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FOR RENT-Niec furnished Ioo,ns IN mi.
Nale Family. four blocks from capitol
modern conVenlenccJ. Apply 5m capitol
avenue. n
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INNS NEED MORE THAN NAV,

Isripg ' :, NEED MORE THAN A DAY
tple,e ana about, AID are always more
7 steady re, ,oS,,ns when they proceed
Of the rtsselallty TO Contamination
ed TO no,i gss. ~ want among us can bay,.
|nges in tSa 'nal permanently health,nl
lusht by ah me human system are va not ~
those are - p' aud violent means. and
|ch are rroo sne most salutary medicinss
bittern is esslve. Hostetter'a s,ons
a disease 'n u, chief of these. Dyspen-
|terated by ., OF obstinate charaeie spsp IS
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LOST, FOUND, STRAY, STOLEN.

LOSr--Bet ween Milan street and Harris
burg road, black cloth overcoat, lined
with satin, velvet collar. Finder will
receive reward by returning same TO i5n5
Milan. a
LOST - White feather colapette, Thurs.
day. October q, between the opera
house and Dallas street l. beral reward
for return OF same TO NJ. 30S Main u y
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FOR RENT Seven room house water
and gas lW Mckinney avenue. Apply
ncNi door n
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FALL. SEEDS, ALL NEW CROP-Win;cr
Turf oats. Alfalfa. Glover, new Rye,
Mediterronean W heat. Barley, Tulnip
Seed. Crimson clover, garden and field
retail. Holloway Seed Company. Dallas
Texas.
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FOR sAbi1-Oue hne registered Poland
'h'ul boar. young u1i gentle. VIII
lrile. for good COW. Mrs. J. W Barrett
1904 Mckinney. q,
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WANTED BY steady. sob.,r German. 90
Years Of age, position around house ,
good hand around horses ana cows Nd
dress 1905, this office Y
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YOUNG lady OF experience. owning ma
chine desires a position as stcnoerapher
can furnish references. Address BOX Ss7,
huntsville. Texas. il-9
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WANTED 70 bet a hundred or more
that Mckinley is not elected. Address
quick, stating odds. No. 1884. thiS of
toe ~
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WANTED-P Position by young laly as
beokkeepor, cashier or Office work. ref
trene"s given. Address Miss, this Of
nee q
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FOR SALE Four room cottage and
choice corner lot in Third ward: 5000 10
$500 cash and balance on easy terms. G.
Palmer. this Office. II
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FOR SALE-That handsome residence 2il1
Caroline street: will be sold At n bar
san If taken at once. call at prom SEES
Hutchins House II
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED-To buy one hydraulic lack o,
about 20 tons capacity. state price, con
dition and make. l.. l.. Miller. II
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FOR saba large bay work horse.
chtdp. at Ills ChcneVcri street. -
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lTlATIoN MANUFACTURING woman
as good cook. like to cook in hotel.
boarding or section house, Address G.
s. 3ull Caroline ktr...t N
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ElINIRS. a positive cure for
all Uterine BLADDER and Rcctum
Trouble; a home trea mont for ladies'
who can not take treatment at our SAN
itarum. can OF write for particulars.
Drs. Warner. Bilfour x White, lious-
ton Medical Electro Thcrlupeutlcal and
Massage Sanitarium. Houston,
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srAiN PrlTlRS wan.
WiIi Not Recognize CisVeiand'z Right
oAppoint "a Commission.


EARCEJUEA, Marcn GA renewed
manifestation VI the cmgli Jnal spirit
VI the citizens VI this town was made
today, though no hostile demous,fg-
ton was attempted ngainht tho United
States consulate. A. Il usual ON Suu-
day, there was promenade OF light.
hearted holiday mukefs Rud concert
by tho municipal baud for tho enjoy.
,nrnt VI tho pf0menaders. A remark.
able scene occurred during the after.
noon which seemed u be- OccasiOued
by n spontaneous movement VI the
crowd.
Cries were raised fof the playing Of
the national march by tho bauu, and
the regular program OF the concert had
90 be interrupted 10 satisfy the de.
manda, ~ impOrtunate were tho cries.
The crowd then proceeded IN body
~ the French consulate, where n dep.
uta'iou entered TO express sentiments
ui friendship aud esteem Tor France.
The PEOPLE mere nre confident In their
belief that France IL pledged 10 asslst
spain In "A possible conflict with tho
u nilud States.
Five thousand persons outside were
mosuwhiloc cheering for Spain, wey lef
und cuba,
The American consulate and the
chief lhOfOughinroA VI the city were
guarded by gems d'afmos 40 pfecau.
tlOunTy measure. But there was no
attempt at violent disorder.
madrid, March 29.-rhs Heraldo
say: "Spniu could never tiilcially
rec gnizs United States commission
VI inquiry Into CUBAN aiiAirs. IL II
iutugsslblo that pFratusut fl.yaIapH
should have such an idea. War be-
tWpeq spain aud America would be
Preferable"
The same piper alsosayE "Spaln in
Ormvr times hnu accepted the COnse-
quvncrB ~ more terrible struggles than
would be- a war with tue United States,
aud We would prefer TO rick war 10
recognizing the commissions"
NEW iumS, March GA dispatch
TO tho Wuud from MSuriI sayfi La
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circular scailoldiHg. Yesterday after.
noon al 4 o'clock, while Somurs ami
Ford were giving the finishing touches
10 the top Of the spito, a thunder.
storm came On, accompanied by fierce
hashes Of lightning. ruu Two paint
trs were seen making eflot's 10 lower
their tcaiiJld when terrific clpp Of
thunder anu q binding flash o'
lightning left tho clouds and struck
the spife, knocking away tbs scat.
folding, splitting the Bpife and
leaving Somets and Ford pinned 10 the
roof deaf. 70 aud 90 the awful scene,
the clothing oi tnu tvs men WAS ig.
nited ny the fash Hnd for ten min.
utee tho bodies ware seen burning and
smOkinzinmld.aif. Heavy rain hnally
eNtinRuished the flames and three
huurs later the fomsius OF the painters
were brought from the steople, chRfrcu
aud lnclnefated aud almost untecog.
nizlble. Every hair or 5umefs's head
was guue, but there wss no ether evi.
deuCes OF thu ligntning's bolt on the
body. F0ti's bOJy was badly bruised
anu lacefatud.
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RIrLEs ron cUnA.
Wen hidden from ihs Gorornmsut
Ofhusra.

Onicsr.
NEW YUWl, March g8.-Tho Adver,
tisef This morning fayG
When the Richard Peck reached her
dock IN PecksIip from New Haven,
Conn, yesterday, there was nnusuai
SURVIVING around VI officials Of all kinls.
SYmo were representatives Ut the
CuUan Junta, some were detective,
In the employ Of the Spanish gov.
eminent, aud others were there repfe.
senung Iho United state. Notification
had been sent from Now Haven tina,
several thousandW Winchester RIFLES anu
an enormous quantity VI ammunition
mad been stored away In the steamer
hold yesterday. The arms had been
ordered by tho representative. VI CunR
IN this country. There was NJ ~ Grey
observed about the losding u the mn.
niuOus Of war, because II was felt Il
would DO useless.
Tbs Chses containing the arms and
cartridges were marked with &C"
over -" Ia a diamond, aud con.
signed 10 New York WEen a cargo
was unloaded on the pier yesterday
morning thure was no sign Of tho lOug
cases. They had been carefully anu
quietly roshippod on a lighter when
uad been made fact alongside the
Peck, AMI as sUon ~ they were tram
htreDl lte lighter was drawn away by a
lug,wnitnor only "a few EuOw,Aud they
are not willing 10 tell. They will be
shipped 10 Cubs when another eKpedl.
ton IL fitted out.
There will be- further shipments Of
rifles and ammunition by the New
Haven steamer which reaches this city
this morning,
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COLumUs, o., March gl.-Tho
mystery VI reatl Bfyau's head is slil
unsOlvUu, Tbs head supposed 60 De
thst Of Pearl Bryan which hgI been
turned over 10 g.. W. WIG 10 uu pre-
pared anu arliculntul, wa Ul.usd Ia
possession OF Coroner HcFust tonight
Tho medical student who tnIE the
head TO Wing prJyts 10 Doe NCnd u.
Cole VI this city, who hss been utluul.
iug the Onto Medical Uniyofslty. Colo
could not be- found cary this evening,
but a Mr.. James Of the university
stated the head was that Of . subject
when had been received some time
ago; that the students, Ia preparing II
fJr dissection, haiispoiled by Injecting
too much Of the iluil utedi that Cole
wanted n skull, aud he presumed tue
head had been cut Oh tor that purpose.
The head was buried .or several months
Ia an ash barrel.
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PHILADELPHIA, March ga par.
" Il b INK OF auiEsI here Do act az an
teCJr. o. the members Di the Pruusyl.
vnuin delegation g. the Republican
national convention ut S' LYui wi gh
viii consist of iolwten 800 and 4ll ac.
tive Republicans VINO 'AvUr the nUh.
innu0u VI senator Quay fDr Praiic1t.
The csrlfl will iuCiuu NJ % from Allie
ghouy, Luzrrnr, Lackawaunn. Laucas.
ter, Montgomery, Eucar, LeUau o.,
rcuuylhill AMI Chester ruuutius, 90 o.
number ut about 80, and al least 200
viii 90 from this clly.
sTRUysnuKg, pn,, March 4g.-.Thu
Monroe nuly Republicans last night
cif cted d. IhpmaE G.. Walton uu'e.
gate 90 tho H. Louis convention,
sud Instructed INN 10 vote Tor Quay.
Iheru was strong Mckinley scuti'
munL
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nliisr Against Americans.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March ga
The steamer "Ihroe Friends" arrived
To-Day with the arms aud ammunition
eth On board. A denipl wau made by
the captain thst the vessel had been
anywhere except 60 Key West. lie
tays Gen. CullaEl was uut on bOsrt,
A letter was received here today by
an American IRON an American yu d
sugar plantation IN Cubs, telling Oi
atrocities committed by tn, Spaniatds.
IL states that since sympathy has been
shown ty the United States toward Iho
CubAns, tue feeling u the spauiutds
l0vafd Americans on the Island IL
growing In bitterness,
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Epoca, the leading Spanish ministerial
organ, says; AN exhaustive ozamiu.
alton Of the accounts published by the
leading American newspapers OF the
debates ia Congress shows that, settling
aide hypocrisy, the real Issues, az some
touatOfs point Uut, IN whether tue
United States can take possession OF
Cuba by force or not.
''li they car, why let them dociar"
war against a.. Let them fut their
ilceH in motion and saud them &.
Cuba. They need not DOUBT that We
Will receive them ~ It beh0ovos a. 10
do. II they cannot declare war, then,
~ the most honorable members Of
Congress have sail, let these debate
cease and let Spain govern herself with
the liberty sue il entitled TO- anu
which nobody can limiUb
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nrown Do ID rnIrll AsnIn.

SAN FEANCICU Ms5rl -2-Flf
the ilfst time sIuus tie CO.. posture u. Tire
Dsvids1u.Ovrfmhn H'suini, Rev. &, %.
Brown occupied biz pulpit 90 the Fifsi
Congregational church today. luU
building was throngoJ with curious
people, M any Of them strangers. Dr..
Brown chose Tor his toKt,r know that
my Rudvumur llvetu." Hu did not re-
Ter directly 90 his recent trials, anu
alter ihg service many people crowded
forward % rhako hands with bin,
Mt. Sarah Is. Cooper d. Brow NE
chief opponent iu tho church, cuu'
Quoted uof Bible class iu hail hired
Tor the occasion. The Bible class usu.
ally hU,iB i0uh iu the chuTon audi
forum Of the regular services, but tC-
Jay turfe was praise service IN honor
Ui De- Browne return, and M, Cooper
and her ilJck ha1 10 soek other quar-
tuTf
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n,rnhIlcnn s,sts csn..ntlen.

NIw YoWS, Mstch 22-poligioiaus
from nIl paris VI tho state are gather.
lux in this city 10 attend the RuYubIl.
can state convention, which convene
no the Grand Central pAmcs ub Tues.
day. A number N lhu leaders were
busy tOday arranging thu pfclimihs.
firt OF the convention, ami u IL not
probable that thUir plans viii be dls'
tufDpl
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CINCTNSATI, March 23,-The com.
meTclHl Gazelte's special from Chatta.
uOOga, Tenn, ahyf. A mob took VII.
liam Murphy from the jail a. Hunts.
vile, Tenn, last midnight aud strung
nothing Of It until the body was found
hanging from nOuey.i1cuat groo this
morning, not eighty PAGES from the
old log calabo0se.
William Murphy was In jail await
ing trial for tho murder OF Bill NOwln,
miner, three weeks ago,
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nINarLAn AcrInGNr.

Two Painters PINNED To- - Church spirs
ny the lightning.
KANSAS CIIy, March ga special
to toe Times from Guthrie, o. T., sayi:
News Of a most remarkable occurrence
was received uvTb today rom Beaver
county. At the little postunicc town u
Grand, the Baptist congregation f.
luildiug n rather cOmmudi0us ohuich
containing Hpiro s1Yeniy-ilvg feet
high. The wo dwUTk " tue slurplu
was completed Tuutsdsy anu on Fri.
day morning james Ford RuI HtTsy
hOmuTs, painIors, were enl l9yed To on
anu paint tnespirt. They began work
log from the bottom 20 the top, using
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NASHVILLE Tenn, March 22,-The
state DemUufatlU executive committee
meets mere tomoTuw, aud the session
will be attended ny many prominent
memrrrs OF tho party, iucluIlul Seu-
ator Harris ana COnRrsfsmen Richard.
son, McDearmOU, Cox and McAilin.
rho only question Of Importance 10 the
calling OF one Or two conventions, sue
buik OF tue free silver Democrats want.
Ing ouly ono convention igr all put-
pUa0a.
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BAYFIELD,. wis, March 22-JulIa
BlrI, Oh viI squaw, and quite a caaf.
actet m THE section, her daughter
Charlotte Biru, an infant daughter ui
Charlotte, aud q. Riqueitc, AN Indian
ifOm the Bad River reservation, were
burned 10 death this morning ~
O'clock Ina house on the outskirts "
the town. BiquoIlc was quite woll.lo.
do
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Can see clear Through the Human
uodS Win the Naked IyS.

CHICAGO March g4.-lhu Lima0.
Hupiu's New York special ssyi3
Thomas Edison hus tuCCuHiui, win
the Aid Of tue y rays, iu penetrating
the human body with tue naked eve,
tins successful experiment having ben
madU last week. lie looked Into inu
luugs aud heart aud examined the
arteries, musclCs aud blood vessels VI
ono OF his assistants. with the power.
iul cathode light behind the subject,
hu looked through screen Of prrIsf,d
chemicals, aud N said to have plainly
trun the workings VI tue various 0l.
gani VI tho tUdy.
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shot Ter Hsrrsysrand Herself

COATEsviLLE, Pa, March 22.-
Bertha Mcdonnell, aged 20, OF tuis
city, shot Harfp Thompson AZ hotel
IN Lancaster yesterday, After the
shooting she returned q her homo In
this city anu shot herself The double
crime l. alleged % have been the r..
suit Of Thompson having deceived anu
betrayed tue young woman.
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Engagements for rhc opera Company
Cancelled.

cancelled
81. PAUL, Minu,, March g2.-Mfs.
Jennie X. kimDaiI of phllAlulphis,
proprietor aud manager i0r the pNsi
seventeen yeaTs oil the kImbalI OIrm
company, is seriously 80 iu thlH city.
pneumonia at Butte, Mont, and Uu
mat account hll engagements Tor niuu
daJs were cancelled, amt an attempt
made 10 Keep the 30. Paul cngugt moul
Uillud fof this week at tue Grand. TDu
private car NJ the PRECEDENT VI the
Nguhuru Pacific was secured, aud iu
lt sue was brought 10 this city, nut on
arrival was too B.Cs 20 bB removed an &
10 now tuilfiug from Pneumonia anu
plgurlsy IN The private car.
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NEW TINE CARD, II EFFECT DEC. /. 1885
4taHi Arprs aua pspari ai Sal Las
tut Datp, a. fsAsisls

AHHtyH
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Kansas tiN Denver, Tara Cuy
anl Dsdeu ........ ............. .. 1l9pn
lTum Helena. NuWs uuruAud. Hau
iTsns.,eo HSd osasn.,..,. ....r. 9s5 AN
from san IrauU#rY. tagHu Valley.
usisn suatu'rrpoaia'o points 5Srm
From Chicago. Omaha, sL Louis,
Kansas 'l,F, Denver and Ogden, % a IN
ffrom Frisco, NHfurg, s.Gpggg NG
lgy Nuphi tT5'o Nereur aud
'fT,m Terminus, Tooe's and Gar.
LtiA Nttlh ... ..a.sssfs .s.ss.stss,,s, " m
DEFIANT
Tor ChsHFo, Omau,, Denver, Kan.
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Iur San francisco, Ogden, Cache
Valley Iul intermediate uu.uta., 3 ll o. m
for ogden sud intermediate points, t0Jp ul
Tor chicago, Omaha. Denver, han.
ft. lIIY. HI luua, HuIto, rOra.
lanI sai san Frauet.5'.-,....... z 70 "a
fIur La.osa. hirr.ur. Provo. N0um
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Trans south Of Juab run daily except
l.un daily except SUNDAY,
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General AGENT Fn'enlor M. artmcug
City lICEs! OllCa, 2Ol HAN SUa..
Telephone 49,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-23
gg1 1,... N Effect yoG 10, 1895.


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Junction and ell poIn'a EAst Hnsa. =
Nu tor Ifuru DrauI auucuUh
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$50. '-ior trr,ti. ra's6r. Provo
aud of intermediate POINTS bop n
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Arrive saii Lsu~,ttr
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a.. 200 Ws E''l........ ..... 1913 p, I'd,
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30 81 rom ogden and informed
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fh.. Insu iIi Go Denver VIA Grand Junction
NNu rh.t lHEe Guy tu Kansas CITY aud thi1t.
Fu 900 colorado points.
Through tourist uf family s'ocusu without
lfeo reclining chair eafa uAt Lake 10
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Ticket ONCE, 10 v, End South
d. e. nOpGg. Gsu. Manager.
2. d. hAr,u.h rAdlo Manager.
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