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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-12-10

December z, 1895.
X. M. Ferguson il invited to al we'd
ding in Kansas, this week.
Lawyer Henry Roads, Of Hillsboro,
ives business visitor in this vicinity
last Friday and Saturday.
< James Myers and wife Of Marshal,
visited at Burch Snider's, the first OF this
week.
Wells Taylor and gentleman friend. Of
Cynthiana, attended the Missionary
service, Sunday night.
James. E. Upp has sold his wheat at
one dollar per bushel, and is hauling It
70 Bainbridge.
William Carey and wife were guests
Of Mrs. Rebecca Roads and family, Sun.
day.
Dempsey Redkey and wife ..spent q
part Of last week visiting her parents,
near Folsom.
W. T. Hodge returned today from an
enjoyable visit among friends at Sabina.
The schools at the point, taught by T..
]. West and Miss Lizzie Keelor, opened
today, after being suspended two weeks,
waiting for the diphtheria scsre to sub
side.
James Bussey, whose arm was ground
of in corn schroeder few weeks ago,
drove to town alone last Saturday.
Rev. w. P. jackson and ]. I. Taggart
were called to Marshall, last Tuesday,
to attend the funeral of Herdie Grabill.
Don't forget the Farmers Institute.
next Saturday at pm.
Prof. Caldwell, superintendent of our
schools was the victim Of surprise visit
from his pupils and assistant teachers,
last Thursday evening that was quite
enjoyable all around.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
meeting, Sunday night, conducted by
Mrs. Jackson, was largely attended and
the services were interesting.
]. B. Gossett and wife visited their
nephew, at cambridge, yesterday, who
was 80 badly cut with saw, two weeks
ago, and found him improving slowly.
William Pensyl and wife, Of Balm.
bridge, were guests of relatives here,
yesterday.
No more cases of diphtheria have de.
veloped in this region, and weiare hop.
ing to escape q scourage Of that dread
disease.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-12-10
=CnAS. RICHARDS
a JlJBIl
MONTH.

We're going to make the balance this month memorable
We're going thong this thonsed
/ In months before.
Wehave taken preliminary stocks
and there find this which
Of large lots gone before.
We would much rather them out Of the small
loss than stored until another This s idle talk
pan honest fact Then have too
and unload II it sacrifice Perhaps
lots find place in print Do catch spirit
Of the occasion?
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-12-10
Holiday HandkerChiefS.

Christmas without handkerchiefs about interesting
previous season. Here few special things:
Large, heavy, pure silk, handsome initials inch hem
nem.etitcneo ,z0c
beautiful line Of fine linen, elegantly embroderied.
scaoped edges. TO- l2i, Is and 26c
Ladies' all silk, embroidered handkerchefs
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-12-10
Jubilee Blanket Specials

II you've got blankets to imperative
that should take these
you ought to be buyeT Note these prices
About 20 pairs white only 104 blankets, Oil cotton,
Extra large and heavy cotton blankets ia sze
cheap 96 CENTS for this sale pair 76c
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-12-10
A Jubilee Sale Of
Ladies' Shoes

We propose and clean before New Years Day
Padan famous shoes which We have left 10 stock
any these But account of Padan
stock sizes Them hence
odd es left and have cut the price this sale
only e60 we have Size viii buy them quick
the price when them Bear In mind these the best
s00 shoe bought and you buy them now for s0
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-12-10
Umbrellas

For men, children. Forests sticks beauties
handles The whole outfit bought gift gver All priced
please 2nch satne fast black nice natural crook
frames large natural crook handles 75c nch Gloria
frames fine natural handles silk tasses
Silk Umbrellas up to $780,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-12-10
A Jubilee Sale Of
Feather BOas

useful gift than Feather Boa We've got few
them they've be sold by New Years Day Good
selection there these
gone We've marked them down for this sale from S5c to
$500 to 25c up toe225.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-12-10
Stamped Linens
ChiIdren'S Fur Sets

Nothing better than TO awaken on
Chrstmas morning and find Of these pretty among
from Is cents up to e. per set Zee them.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-12-10
Jubilee Jacket Offering

Models Of aunness oT quiet sentilty mastsrfu IakeuP
bought you Only and of style left Odds and ends
to be sold you will wonder 1t
done One Jackets bought from this
month.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-12-10
Christmas FurS

Fine capes In all the popular SIX
dren's sets, etc. All waiting for yoi
fur capes, vile sweep, satin lining
during this sale for only $3.50. Fin,
and el6 kind, for this sale, only el2.
med all around with marten piping,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-20

~ BIO 10 would have fallen
into. He ia n partisan, actively en-.
gagged IN tho dissemination Of his PAT
ly's principles ami seeking to promote
the political iutorosis Of Ito candidates;
be is thus, by the very force Of olfcum.
stances, intent upon obtaiBiug matter
Tor his speeches that will be favorable
10 bic own sids and uniavorable TO tho
opposltlou--ior politics, liks war, con.
sists Of offensive ~ well a. defensive
movements. Being refdor Of
newspaper and finding what no
considered legitimate ammunition in
the columns Of paper protesting the
same general political inoiining as
Mt. Bryau, he Appropriated and made
uso Of the matter In "a manner with
which Tho public are already familiar
10 ig by no muana a iuslinciiion for
giving circulation 10 q falaehood that
the calculator read II ina presumably
reliable paper; that b., u l. MT legal
Justification, Tor the rehson that such
person is hold TO DO an accessory alter
tho fact and equally guilty with the
author Of tho wrong; but morally con-
sldofoi and In the light Of all the cK.
isiinv facts, public confession accom-.
panied by all the reparatlon that can
be made should surely amount 10 ex.
culpniion.
This reminds ~ that the Dfoneness
70 abuse ADD villholtion, amounting At
umes TO libel aud slander, does not
seem 10 diminlah greatly with
tho passing Of tho year, o..
poclally 81 times when there Il
political campaign on. The prao.
tloe Is decfiod In the best circles and IL
wllfalIy teaofled TO nowadays by ihote
who, ~ a rule, are not ooutidurod nj
the head Of tho llsl; but still, II 10 not
dead by any muane. This " not say.
Ing that Senator Thurslon 10 In that
class; the manner In which no made
his rotrhotion after the error Wa
brought home TO him shows that he l.
not. even u there were no other
evidence.
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POWER OF TUE PEOPLE.

When ii Hung Chang visited
Prince Bismarck he asked the
latter how minister could carry
out intended reforms in coun.
Try, and received tho reply that a regu.
lar army was necessary Tor that pur.
pose.
II the story Ia authentic, the state.
ment may DO regarded rs q little bit Of
q secret Let out 10 careless manner,
Tor It 10 undoubtedly true that the
German state, man aud all belonging 10
the Bismarokian school look upon the
standing armies as the supports
Of the thrones rather than as the
bulwaTLs Of nations. For years and
years the representatives Of the
people have been implored to make
appropriations Of money and sacrifices
innumerablo for the purpose OF croat.
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MAY O'RRLL AND WOMAN SUP.
fRAGE.

Paul Blouoi, OF Max o'Roll a. no IL
known In the literary world, does not
seem TO bo getting on as smoothly a.
ho did. Ho has said soms very witty
things, but latlerly mas been indulEing
his humor at tho expense OF hia We.
faeily and has no, been o. courteous in
his choice Of subjects ~ the proverbial
Frouohman. Literary folk will romem.
Dor that q couple Of years ago Blouoi
perpetfaisd a Joke At the expense Of
the genoaloRy.teohing element In
Americans. IL was responded 10
rather coarsoly BY Mark Twain. who
was taken 10 taak Tor not discerning
the pointof the oT;sll wlttlclam and
letting II pass by. But now others are
noiing tho trend Of the Frenehmau's
Jokes. and In n way TO show that the
American humoria,, while proceeding
at an inopportuno time 10 rebuke
Bloue,, had a pretty good Insight into
his way OF doing business.
One Of the recent bits Of supposed
humor by Max o'Roll has been his
North American Review article on
female suffrage. In ungallhnt fashion
no made women voters the butt
Of rldioulc. In writing on "pelliclai
governmeni," tho Frenchman said
he "knew Of one country only where
the government by woman was given
n real trial, and that In New Zealand.
The law was passed and the experi.
mont was made. Tho law had 10 be-
repealed after six month"; The gov.
eminent had taken such n tyrannichl
otm that that lovellssl Of spots on tho
earth was on tho eve Of a revolution,
Of a desperate struggle for Liberty"
This statement was allowed TO 10 un.
challenged tor time, bu, liz reproduc.
ton In leading Journals caused n prom.
lnont London newspaper, tho Daiiy
News, TO take tho matter up, and to
give Max O'Rell warming up be.
cause OF his disregard OF truth.
Alter paying attention TO him
for his apparently deliberate mis-.
abatement Of facts, II says that
female suffrage, granted In New
Zealand three years ago, IL not more
likely TO b. revoked there than Is vote
by ballot to be repealed In England.
Il adds that indeed the absence OF eE.
pretsions Of discomfort with tits r..
maIkhbls; that the fact seems to be- that
female suffrage has been quietly ae.
copied In the colony as recognized
institution. 1. has also been eslnb.
liahed IN South Australia and II 10
worthy Of note that In both colonies
the effect OF the admission OF women
voters was to confirm In power pre-.
ylously existing, aud very radical, al.
mini6lra,ions.
A few more incidents Of this Kind,
aud Max O'Relpa wittlcisms will lose
their roint because he assumes i'm.
agiuAty conditions on which To base
his observations, instead Of displaying
the genius u the true humorlst by
making his foundation that which
actually exists
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-20

Ing and maintaining armies. In ell
the oratorlal displays, patriotism whs
appealed 10. They were nesied,it was
Sail, for the deiente Of country aud
home, against other nations. Diplo.
matte lnirlguts were spun 10 demon.
airate the danger OF not having
standing army. But those who mani.
pulaied the scheme all the time had
In view to wiring from the people
means whereby 10 secure the existence
OF the dynasilos aud their friends In
power When that oojeo, IL attained,
tho army is no longer the
peoples. II is, 10 the words Of a
monarch, "my army" "my soldiers."
rhoy are not sworn not 10 DO loyal 10
the country IN the frat place, but 10
the king. Bismarck was right. The
miliiaflam Of Europe IL rod whore.
by to beat the nations into submission
10 such "reforns" a. rulsrs may ind
u 10 their advantage to advocate.
II Of interest, therefore, to notice
tho outcome Of the several struggles
now going on between regular
armios aud people In arms. II,
would seem thas those rulers
who depend on soldiers rather
than on the love Of the people tor their
positions may find themselves dissap.
pointed some day.
in Cuba spAin's regular soldiers
have now Tor year OF more bopolossly
fought tho people. There are hardly
million and n half inhabitants, all
told. The spaniards have 100000
soldiers on the island and n fiset on tbs
coasts. The Cubans are but III equip.
ped. Yot the Spanish generals are
making no appreciable headway.
ON Crete the condition Il
about the same. Twenty thou.
sand Turkish regular soldiers
have now for halt year In
vain ondeavored 10 suppress tue insur.
tecllon among the population number.
Ing perhaps 100000 souls. True
enough, the sultan'a soldiers arc no
patterns Of military skin, but A. com.
pared TO the Cretan people they are
i9rmldably armci and we'll drilled. Yet
Il would probably require moro than
100000 Turks to master the situation
on that little island In the Mediterra.
mean.
But Ilaly'a experience 10 Abyninia
lie a sllll more pointed lesson 10 the
came direction. Her army IL we'll
equipped anu drilled according to all
modern rulos, and yot before the half.
barbarian hordes Of King Menolik
they were scattered as chat bsiore tho
wind.
The roal power IL In the hands Of the
people all the world over. a people
10 arms Tor n oauie believed to be lust
IA generally invlnoible. True enough
In the GermAn.Frenoh struggle Gam.
betta'a army did not stand before
Mollke's Iron regiments. But neIthor
did NapoleonI regular army. hut
then the French people were no,
united, as later events demonstrated.
Had there been unity history might
have recorded another result Of that
greatest OF modern wars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-20

MIR. FREQ Miller. OF Irving, Illinsls,
writes that he had . severe Kidney
trouble for many ysars, with severe
palma In his back and also that his
bladder was Affected. He tried many
20 called Kidney cures but without
any good result. About n year ago he
began uto Of Electric Bi,lets and found
relief NJ onos. Electric Bltlsrs Ia es-
peoinlly Adaplod 10 cure Of all Kidney
and Liver troubles and often gives Al
most instant rolloi. One trial will
prove our statement. PIiep only SOC.
At u. q, NJ. l. drug department.
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The Ideal rahaeea.

James l.. Ffaneis, Alderman, Chi.
cage, sayH ~ regard DR.. Kings New
Diio)very a. the Ideal PanacoA for
Coughs, COLDS aud Lung Complaints,
having uIsd II In my family Tor the
Last nvs years, 10 the exclusion Of
phyeioiAn's prescriptions or other pre-
pAratl0nf."
Rev. John Bufgus. Keosuk, Iowa,
urlten 81 have been a minister Of the
hsthodist Episcopal Chufen for 80
yeara or mole. and have never found
anything 90 beneficial, or that gave
me sueh speedy relief az Dr. KinR's
New Discovery" Try this Ideal
Cough Remedy now. Trial Bottles
Free At z. q. NJ. i. drug department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-20
sESATORTuURsTONs RErnAcnoS

IL is scarcely the proper thing to
continue the attack on Senator Thurs.
ton after no has made the amende
honorable ana done MI that a gonlle.
man can do to set matters night; yet
some Of our contemporaries seem to be
not yet aatisiitd and are disposed to let
the innocent ofisnss have no palllitlon.
AZ the NEWS looks at It, MIR Thurston
fell Into very natural error, one that
perhaps niue out Of ten men situated
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-20

Inn BEsr SALvK ia the world foi
CutS Bruises, sorss, Ulcers, sAlt
khoum, Fever Borss, fslter, Chappsd
Hands, ChilblAins, Cornp, and Ali Skin
EiupionP, ard positively cuFea Pisa,
OF no pay required. IL 10 guaranteed TO
give pstfect satisfaction or money 70.
funded. Price 25 cents per boz. For
sale by z. q. NJ. 4. drug department.
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rrAnIs cnors ANp FlNlNcEs.

r.. c,o,s .xn p,N,yrPs
-
80 for ne the general condition Of
crops throughout tho State is con-
cerued, the yield tot 1893 has been
satisfactory In most particulars. In
some locallilcs the peculiar weather Of
last spring caused doinys and losses,
but these were mostly mace up In
other wsyp, so that 10 gfsir, hay snd
vegetables tho production generally
has made very acceptable average.
From tho reduction In the amount
OF stored hay last spring there
may not DO 40 much Of this
crop on hand as there was n year ago,
and In some localities prices may rule
little higher on this account than for
some time past; but tho present supply
Il not at ali inadequate TO the demand,
10 there will DO no shortage. In one
particular, the fruit crop, thore has
been heavy falling Oh, and quite u
burden viii 10 enlailed on some local.
tiles and CLASSES In consequences.
From tho standpoint OF having a
efficiency Of food generally, for man
and animals, tho showing IL fairly
satisfactory; there Ia n, denying that
II would have been bolter II the fruit.
yield had been up to tho usual stand.
ard. Yet takon altogether there 10
little 10 complain at and very much to
be thankful for. or one thug there IL
assurance, via, that there IA no nooeu.
city for any deserving person 10 suiier
for the actual necessities Of life, though
there will DO many who cannot afford
the Injuries and must be economical
la allllzlng the comforts thereof
Ono fact that has TO be considered
and which establishes an effective bar.
FIrT nnAIuNt 0ANTnMNnMNON in IlDHt INIlls
lilies, 10 tho low prices tnht come 10 tue
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INCLUSION uArrs EAsT


To Milwaukee and return. Augus.
20 and %, only $3.50.
Toe shoftesl And fastest line TO all
points ohst.
To ~. Paul aud return, August 29'
30, only $87.
For particular call nj city ticket
oflice, 20l Main street.
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A FINE HOME TO EXCHANGE

A FINE TWO ACRE HALF BLOCK
~ WIN new seven room house, near tho
.shtei OF irQlo city close to churches and
we pest schools In Utah, Land very produc-
I'VE, apple, pear, peach plum and shade
Nees ~ abundance. cost 81. 200. WIN exchange
iol smaller place In or near Salt Lake uity.
rare uArgnih Tor some one. see l. 4. bud
iey, NO ~. Conauiutlon building SAT- Lake
Vlsy' or write G. 4. Dudloy, Provo.
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TnT sTCnIT on mn sIIr,rss

TIT NI'NII VI I'M sIVIIsN
OF Wa eolPa "Pain PaiiP Remedy is
that Il acosmplishes Just what Ii prom.
istH, 10 subtues Inflammation, and
pain instantly stops. The healing
process then begins. 21e bottle. An
druggists tell II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-20

81 Paul and Return sa5.OO Via rio
Gruudc western halfway
On August 20lh and 80lh, tho II. q.
w. ny. tells round trip tickets 10 IL.
Paul at $500. Good until Sept. 80
II dnsITeI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-20

The finest thlt water bathing IN
tho world. Trains leave at H7.i5 and
1000 q. ~, 2;l5, 3;15. 5;l5 AMI 7ilb
., no.. effective June 30.
Daily except sunday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-20

The host needles Tor an makes Of
towing maohlnes. Sewing machine
OIL u absolute purity oAn bo mad II
Singer Sewing Machine new show
rooms, ~ South Main, three doors
south = q. MI,
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NoTIoE To oONIRAoIoRs-

Dms Will ne RECEIVED uNru. IL
- O'Clock uoon, August .gih. Tor me crsa.
non ana completion ~ machine nb0p Ia
h,eeg lloneer Electric Power Company. Ogden.
hpudipE @ no 20 feet BY % feet, with brler
MAHs aud wooden roof russes aud concrete
and wooden floors.
llans aud spocineatiOnt can 10 seen Al The
oMee % tue company az ogden.
Ihe flght I. reserved TO reject any or OH bids
and waive ali defects
q. X. BANNIsTER
Chief EnsineeT.
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on, Huh.-ritsfs rri tiadiy noufy . 7. punhs Z,
f.irsiiatffi u auy ifrcgaaniy IN he deilEufT OF
ta'r tar7ra
an communicates sho1'i b. atifs1s.d %
Dss.asr Nrus FurLuups o.
gslspsons -
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Call At new Singer Sewing Machine
show rooms, - South Main street ana
SEQ art decorative neVdlewofk.
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Walc0tps spain Paint" Remedy. II
viii cure you u chiarrh or any ache or
pain, Try H. 25e at your druggist.
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Call In huu visit cur th,w roums, a.
South Malu street, three docfs south
q. g. Nj. l., and Impact tur collection
OF framed pictures now on exhibition.
Carpet WARP, 81 per bunch, n, Equit-
able Coop.
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s-,--fss-s e,.nr,rs NOR pIacs Of resiieness
iaaaid tssys xru iafusr - vel q present aa-
arass
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Tireniy rords lor Ines Inserted under
his Aeadiag, once for 100, t'sies ion CSC,
one Wesk lor tocs ono month for COO per
l'ns No ad taken JOr tess than $50.
Wants Of more than 0 lines same proper
tomato rate. Advertlss and ga re,sIta
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~ Nuvu q on ale a. fhs rrin-irii noisl,, Nev,
Htands ard on in rtsltgaf uains leaving We wv
afiaf D daily.
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Al kinda Of Periumery anu Toilet
erilcles ut the old reliable Godbe- Pitts
Dug Store.
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ne r-ar-.r r4rvra Nrua e plti'1ri dilT,
llnfsr sirarfri. az cHfaer aoala ali lAii Ifmiie
sHTnals. SAD Las say. ..,.... q,
rasa EEaca q 90 y. o.. Regular idiuon ~
ta'eIHra .tt,-s.a
rss prassrr aasfr Wrrrtf Nrus Il rubIthed
O. raaaisr lrd 1fItlT % eash vel.
10 unIrrfr WragLr 10 magazine form u pab
us1st srsrr aaluffszs
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Last Excursion 60 Milwaukee. wis.a
On August 20 and % the Rla Grsndo
Western Ry. will sell round trin tickets
60 Milwaukee ~ rate oi $3.50. Two
through trains daily. Cool ride
through tho mountains. Through
tourist and family sleeping cars.
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Via MO Gvands western hallway.
Milwaukee and return, 1880; July
10, land 10.
81. Louis and return, $3.50; July Is.
10 and 20.
Omaha and return, $4,000, August 10,
IL aud Is.
Milwaukee aud Return, tiS.sO;
August - and %.
~. Paul aud return, $500; Angus,
20 and 30.
peD- Through sleeping care; cool
anu delightful tip through the noun
taini; famous scenery; comfortable
equipment.
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90 10 the old reliable dodho. Pitts
Go. TOT everything In the Drug line.
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wANT1D-AN AGENT

Is EyEnI fEorloN, TO CANVASS. fLo0
Il 10 thQ0 day made, aelis At svht, also a
nan 70 sell staple goods h deaieTs, beat side
uhc, Nale month. SALARY or large commits,
alon made, experiences unnecessary. fur
sea ied pArucul Afs send stamp tuften soap
Manufacturing Company, CineinnAti. Ohio
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HELP wAnrsp-MALr.

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INSTRUCTION.
PERSONAL.

TTTAi STATE DETECTIVE sERVIuE.
- r. o. box 6i1i once n GalonA biock.
Jno' W, Greenma=. general manager
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REPAIRING.

ITTAli CLEANiNG A TAILORING 90
" Cleaning, dYeinF ana repairing. suits
made 10 order iis ~ 20. a. J, Hall, MFr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-20

A coon. MALE SCHOOL rEAuuFn
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