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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-16
Snatch Thief al WORK..

Last night about $50 o'clock n lady
living on South street started to q
grocery store to.provide something for
breakfast. Before reaching the store n
negro man passed and grabbed her
pocket; book and ran off, leaving her
minus of money
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-16
NnHY.YarANatcs.

Five blockmakers who were called
in the yard.a few days ago were dis
charged last. night.
The Texas is still discharging her
stores 1t is thought that but little
work will be done! on her for ten days
yet.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-16
Sure winners

y splendid all wool. brown mixed
cheviot suit for $3.50. worth sl2.50. We
have six lines of the above goods in
aliierent colors. including black, at
same price.
BREsLAUER & ANTHONY,
ia High street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-16
Inventory Reduction soIc.

Prior to our annual inventory taL,p,
to reduce stock, we have decided 10 re-,
duce prices from $3.50 to S.. 90 per suit.
Underwear, &c, reduction in like pro-
portion. LEVY 6 JACORS
200 High street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-16
Chicken Thief Captured.

Constable Hodges yesterday morning
arrested Henry Johnson. colored, for
stealing chickens NEAR Bowers Hill.
Later in the day he was given ninety
days in jail.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-16
Dainty
Jewelry.

stock of UP-To-DhTE JI:wEIRY,
embracing all the good things that
have been produced for this seasons
sales, in
Brooches Of Enamel
and Diamond Wreaths,
Wings and Novel
Combinations.
Miniature Pins arc the latest fad. and
have all the best Miniatures III Tie
most attractive settings
Diamond Sleeve Links,
New Scarf Pins,
Opal, Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald and
Diamond
Cluster Ear Screws.
ATTRACTIVE PRICES guaranteed.
Correspondence solicited.
JAS. R. ARMIGER,
81 East Baltimore Street,
Baltimore.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-16

I oOll nIlR+.!-NOTICE.-w have
clean rre. burning; Nut Coni. clean limp
ThnGksr Coal for CRATES. The best Shelf
Wood. Tho best Of green Oak Wood: aisn
the, best OF Ash Wood. All guaranteed
70 be Of the very best duality at HEB
WlLk!NS. Order. left at John L. Wat.
sons 700 High street. and Mntcr & Bal
lancc,s, "a County street. will be prompt
~ attended to. ~ -. ''ff -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-16
w. c. NASH'S,
go High street.
TRUSTEES NOTICE.

BY vlreuc OF the terms of n deed ot
trust. dated tn" 2ith duy of December
1870, from $. Goodman and wife to ne q:
for sale the
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-16
COZ and 500 Middle Street.
AN ENrERrAlNI m = n, 4 -,
Specials for To-day.ag

:, Elmo Blended Tea. only 25c. per pound.
we nave some very fine Mixed Horse
Gorned Salmon. 1Oc. or three pounds for.
2nc. Best Rolled Oats, sc. or six pounds
rrcsh Saratog Potato Chips, 25c. nerl
pound: Three Pound Packages Of Pre-
PACED l;uckwhent. 12isc. per package.
DO you like fine New Orleans Molasses?
IL so. try ours. rhe finest tina Gu n Sbe
produced. Only G5c. per gallon. III. ~
G.. w. TUDGINS, & Co,
500 Crawford street 81
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-16
AT HAMMILL'S SALE TO-DAY.
Another Case of Apron Cheek Cling.
hams VIII he Opened and Sold
While They Last. mt From
Four ana Three Quar-.
ter Cents IL Yard,
Worth,

together with the rest of the adyert;s
ed goods. These prices are posItivcl,
for cash. Hammill's. 800 High street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-16
Prepare Tor tic blizzard.

me life cut out of them Jackets, capes.
blankets and dress goods at
a. ]. PHILLIPS,
Under Oxford Hall.
goods ut the lowest prices. Call and
furnish your house from my Big Fur
nisure and Carpet House.
corduroy caps.
6. r. wEf.roN o. ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-16

Mt TO crow over our plush and
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-16

6. e. wELToN & CO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-04

rhe prosecuiiln save nupcr of arrcal
and an atier,pt Will be made To have
one Of the iiets itom the Third, of
some othei district, come hefe this
evening and hear the case on appeal.
ibis casu Involves tho tame question
s.i,.d In the pAkman ease, previously
rerofieu, ana lhe ruling ul the justice
was the ssme. IL u Of Interest Not only
4, Provo city but TO i've Or piX other
ellie. IN the county who're oWinaucet
wefe revised VI the same tins aud In
the ,nmu manner % the ordina crs OF
Provo. Insee revited utdinancei 10
moi contain the Titles OF tho ufdina noes
as orieina ally IasHed, tut are divided Ia
chant re- and socliOnlzld continuously
nom Inc fiat 10 The last u the book,
ana the ordinance pfoviding fof the
revision fepeala NIL former ordinances
ana enact. the 'Rcvi,,d OrIinanoe,n
In lion thereof and directs that com.
plalnis snail refer I, the "foslatd or
dluanocs."
IL is generally believed that tho
chatre against Mr. Robson WAS made
for ihu purpose OF getting a caso 10 iost
the correctness OF tue fuliug " Justice
Saxey. Attorney are awaitiHg q
decision In the oate with O. nsldsfable
Interest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-04

by decision Of tho Biate Supreme
court, delivered by Justice Bauoh.
Councilman Elliott wAa yesterday
ousiod from oiiico and u. 4. blpyd
Will hereafter represent the Third pre-.
clnct In municipal matters.
Joseph NJ. Watson was n member oil
the Clty Couuoii Of this city At tho
time Of the election Ia 1895 and when
he died Benjamin 4. Lloyd was ny.
pointed 10 MI the vacancy. ~ the
expiration Of The term ending Janua-
~ l, 1893, Elliott was selected as q
councilman from tho Thifd precinct
anu Lloyd csntoaied the place, con.
tending that he was entitled 10 MI the
term bogiHning ~ tho fifhl OF tho year.
The case was taken boiofr Judge
street. who decided IN favor Of tue
plaintn, anu n. m the dsoibion Elliot
appealed.
The judgment OF the lower court wAs
affirmed win costs.
Ziue, chief Justice, md Miuof, jus.
tee, eoutufrtd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-04

sticks Of giant powder exploited aud
ftighunlly iAcefa,ei bis arms ami leIe.
The Fairviswand Tough Not mining
groups have been coreolidaej, and cou.
aquently the litigation existing be-
tween the two facpons has been settled
and Satisfactorily adjusted without the
aid Of the law.
Ore yielding 90 per cent lead, 10
ounces IN silver aud $3.50 10 gold 10
the too u the latest discovery IN the
Dalton aud Lark mine at Bingham. IL
comes ifom the 600ioot level aud
shows n iouf-'oot body.
The tfiicse Of the Mackintosh
sampler aud the Oatatio aud DAILY
miuing COMPANIES are now located 10
the new Macintosh block, and the
officers thereof are ensconcrd IN large
airy rooms ornamentod aud furnished
up TO date.
Ogden Standards: About two and n
hall feet OF tho orc vein IN the Richter
mino In the canyon has been uncov.
cred and an average aseay show 500 TO
tho ton. II IL proposed TO take .ui \
car load OF orc ~ soon a. possible and
see what returns are made from the
smolttd ore.
Tho ofiolal roster OF the Crown
Point Mining company, owning
properties Of Eureka, will DO as FOL.
lows for the ensuing yeag q. w.
Stay ner, PRECEDENT; JOHN BECK, vice
president; Arhuf Stayner, secretary
aud treasurer, and James jack, John
Donsldson and Hymn Beck 10 make
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-04
now ABOUT THIS, Mr.. CLERK?
Why Are Court Decisions P,rmiiitd 10
be Removed From Your Office
Against Iubllc Interest

The NEWS IL not given 10 fault
1sding nor does II believe ia that sort
Of thing. All that II wants IN the field
Of nowsgalherlng composition IL a fair
show. That u usually geig. Public
tfilolsls generally are courteous In
tueir reception aud treatment Of repre-.
ssn,alives Of this paper II they have
any Information 10 impsft they do 20.
II papers or opinions are placed on filo
In their tfficrs during tho houra COW
cred by the NEWS they are given out
Freely In whole OF In part. But there
was glazing exception q this rule
yetterdAy In the fiiee Of the clerk Of
the Third district court aud "a II seems
to be wholly incxeusabie attention
viii be directed to " for tho benefit OF
thosr m ut concerned.
Jodge Street delivered an opinion n
the E'lingef case. The decision was
hanutd down at an early hour. The
NEWS court reporter who was In
Judge Hiies's division OF the court At
tho time Immediately stepped Into the
CLERKS cfiico aud asked Tor . COPY Of
tbs deelfion. He was Informed that II
sas not there; that 10 had been taken
away. Then he asked what the puf-
port Of It was but could get no Informs
ton on that point. Six different times
during the Gay did he visit the tfIleo
Win ihe expectation that tho d0cu.
meat would be returned anu six times
was he told that it was atlll not there.
Win tbs last answer came the sur.
elemental statement that n representa-
tive OF morning paTor had ~. The
result was that the NEWS was CON.
PEELED 10 make moei msagcr men.
lion OF the ruling last evening.
Recently IN important paper was
handed down by one Of the Judges.
This also occurred NJ an eafiy hour u
the day. Ia this case n NEWS man
was promptly on hAAd TO get IL. The
clerk very politely and properly Ia.
fcrmod him that the payer must not be
taken from the tfiice. A rapid typs.
walter Was employed to copy u which
CLERKS office. Now, then, ~ court de-
eisions are public properly; iit 10 cal.
cuiated thu, they shall be died 10 the
CLERKS tfiics where the public can
get the Information they contain and
get II A. quickly az possible why are
they not ieit tners for that purpos,?
Why IA the rule followed 90 strictly Ia
one case anu 20 nAgrAntly violated 10
another. Public cfiieials should re-
member that they are after all simply
public servants with . public duty 70
perform. The NEws wants only what
II IL entitled lo; II will he satisfied with
nothing lees.
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, csse isst evening, suggested that " 70
st,.fect mat ncimans was sailor
tcioie ne huosuie miuleief, he woui b
seek some tuapuii town ~ soon M Dc
learned his crime was discovered and
thip Az n sailor nj nis earliest orpot'
tuniiy.
George Huntington Of snringvllle
pleaded nniliy ycs,efday,in Justice u
nilteyi oIuft, ~ unlawnlly ratchinf
nan hc was nned fiS and cotlf,
tifVb, aud will e.tve twenty nine
days m tue county jail
An effort will be made u have the
lnstiiuie aud summer Notmai, which
,pcus July s5ih, under the auspices Of
toe academy. conducted ffco oi charge
10 those wuo attend.
A large numhet Of students, many
ai them from Arizona, are registered
IN NE commercial department. OF tho
Bhsham Young academy tot the sum.
mvr eusniou
John V. Smith qualified ma cslnhar.
ter NJ Cotton pheasant Valley Iuut.
uonl ycstoriay, btijre the UNITY
cltts.
W. V. Lc Hieur cane In fiom Ore ID
Junction ins, evening.
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nouaHr rmE Lrnur.
A salt Lake . y adteate Take. an idsh
Property isE $4,000.

A salt Lake : , adieate Takes an idsha
Properly fss $4,000.
Idaho Mining properties arc held In
high estesm BY 5alt Lakers. and
whiie Q great number OF tho citiEens
Of this CRY arc already extenslvely In
tsrssted Ia the hidden treasure grou nda
OF the state 10 the north, satisfaction
has NOT fully come 10 Them yet, and
they ara still exploring that country 10
the hope OF investing 10 BONANZA,
which may perhaps bring 10 them not
only fame, bat fortune.
Toe latest invsstmsnt BY Salt
Laksss In Idaho IL told by the sal
mon City Recarusr, which says that
last Saturday the Pratt creek mlning
property, owned By Mckillip brothers
and I. :. johnson, was sold 10 . Salt
Lake syndicate represented by Mr..
Crismou. The purchase price IA $50, 0c0.
Of tina amount O., 900 was paid DOWN
and the balance IL 10 ba made 10 pay
manta az Il 10 taken cut Of the mine.
Tbs nsw cumpany Is bound BY The
terms OF the aais 10 pat Ia a mill and all
nscssaary machinery. The property IA
situated about twenty-five lliisa from
hers In horthenatsrly direction and
ilss almost upun the sunni, Of the
main range. The machinery will be
brought In by the way OF Bloody Dick
creek, on tho Montana side. A small
furre o. men will be- put n work at
once under ths direction Of Iohn Nc
kiliip, whn Ia practical minsf %
many years sxperlencr, and the force
will b0 Increased IN anon M more me
can ba worried 10 auYaniags, an the
pnow Ia siill very deep up thare. This
property IL both rich anu extensive.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-04
UNIVERSITY or UTAH.
Commune msnt WEEK. BsglnuIng On
sunday Next.

Tho present week will witness the
eloss Of clsis work at the Univsfniiy iof
the current session, ana on Sunday
next the exercises Of enhancement
will begin. The announcements Just
made public promise the following ~.
Interesting series Of evonii;
suSpAr. JosU ira.
Baoeaalrsais sermon. " Rev. A. n. stoolnan.
% tho fifat Baptist chufch.
singins aEdsr me direction Of Prot SIC.
phsns.
aiiLate Assembly hall. sop. m.
MosDAr. JUSns
Faculty reception 70 grAduAtlrg classes.
tniForaiy hAlit m.
TaGsDAT. Juas Urn
clA.. day exercises UhNsrsay Campus n
Businssa needing Of NE Aiumni Association.
UniseFsity hail. D.. n.
WEDNESDAY,. June Iorm.
Twenty seventh annual commencement,
SAT- LAks Iheater, 10 90 a. m.
Alg,ani banquet and bali.
unieersiiy nail. 8 .. m.
TUESDAY. JuNE Urn.
Field DAY. sslssir. AfteFnooa Aad syeaiax.
The PUZZLE Will 10 wolcomsI 70 the
baccalaureats sermon, the class day
exercises, the committeeman care
monies and the nsld day sxcunion.
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both tribes In council assemble aud
the lease having btou sigucd ~
eighteen Of the ohiefe aud head men Of
the ifibtf. rhis lease was originally
piven 10 Charles IL. Honor. under the
ptovisi9ns OF nn act OF Congresi, rasetn
IN 1891. Tho acreage involved va
Gas, OOO, ami n was stipulated that
losieo SHOULD have the tnmc Tor five
years at an annual RENAL Of 81, l0t.
Gre lng Of sheep was iorhiddCn, uuJtf
touaity OF forfeiture Of the uguts
under the lease.
Tue testimony showed thst defend.
ante sheep rrszsd upon the land IN
question and destroyed the grass anu
vefdurr. Auor notice 10 quit, which
was dittcgatucJ, plaihtin aud fe'
spondent went into c1ufi anu obtained
restraining order, toe dscision Of
tao court below being that plaintiff
was oatitlrd to the possession u the
land. a motion for new trial was
made and refused, nnd from the de.
rislon OF the cIurt below tho appellant
and deicn dant appealed TO the supreme
couri.
Appellants attorneys allego that the
lease IA void because there Il no au.
thofi,y IN law for making n. That
the eiatute Of 1891 H. OF no force.
Respondent relied upon the statute.
There waa qucstion NJ 10 the rlght
Of the Indians 70 iuasp under thia law,
which Htaicp, amoug other thingf, that
lands "mntt To bought anu paid for"
by thu parties owning snd occupying
the same before lease can be- maze.
Hencc. In the language Of the opin.
ion, the controlling point was whoinur
tho Indians who occupied the lands In
question nj tho time Of tho execution
Of tho tense "bought anu paid lot"
them.
The courts opinion In tho case COW
efei all the uHAgus OF tho government
In dealing VITA Indians, ihuir rights
under the law, AMI decided that tho
savAgcr had n title and o.uid agree 10
lease. Tho Judgment OF the lower oouft
was Affirmed with iais, Chiei Justice
and Judge Street, VINO waa called TO sit
IN the case, cOnCuffinT.
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PROVO.
Provo, UTAH, JUsE I, 1896.
City Ordinances Again.

A. v. Roblson va. bsiofe Justleo
Saxny Jestsrdsy on charge o. rldlag
q bicycle on ths sidewalk ia the pf..
hibitsd district. The complaint cd
him with committing tue uffsrsa ia
violation Of section lf2 OF the revise d
ordinances Of Provo city, passed DO
cenaber SIN, 1893.
Mr.. ho0aaos declined 10 plead and a
plea OF not guilty was entered. M
attorneys, Msssrs. Chas. DsAolaey ami
Il. l.. Corimsn, objected 10 aBy svi.
dsnce being introduced on the grouad
that tho complaint did not refer % he
title And section Of the ordinance
under which . conviction was sought
10 be obtained. a. the charter provides
u should.
City Attorney Whiiecotten and Al.
torney Cash, who appeared for the
city, bell thAt the references ~ auoteu
above was sufficient. Lengthy sF1u.
msnia were made, and finally Jastlee
Saxey stated he would pernl. the
prosecution % amend ~ adding The
Eumber and healing o. the cnautsr
coEtaining actioe 1872. Messr.
Whi,ecotlon and Gash refused n
amend add The oaso wac dlsmisa
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
Indians Are Compsisat 10 Lease Land,
-LloYd.Eili0it Case Decided.

Justies Barteh rendered the opinion
In the case Of the Strawberry Valley
Cattle company, respondent, " John
I. Chipman, appellant.
This action was brought before Jus
tice Miner 10 srJ DIN the defendant and
appellan, from permitting hls sheep To
grisl upon the lads forming a portion
Of the ulnlAh Indian rsssrvatio 4.
Plainflfi aud raspondsnt Ia this case
claimed the right by virus OF laase
made with Indian Agent Robert
Waugh. who vas acting under the
direction 0i tho secretary u the int.
ri1r, On behalf OF the Uintah and
Whits river Indians, the consent b.
lease the land having been given by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-04
The MINING MARKET.
No Startling Developments On The
Stock Exchange Today.
TRADING DULL AND SLUGGISH.
Sales Of Sunshine, swansea and North.
ern Light-The Ltmhi, Idaho,
Properly sold 10 saItiLakers.

Totally uninteresting and sluggish
were the proceedings on 'ohange today
snd trading amounted 10 almost nsth.
ing. For time II looked AZ though
the listed stocks would score their fiis,
out and out "whitowash" ne no trans.
fers occurred until tho call Of that class
OF stocks was nearly finished, and
then, as II 10 save them from such n
calamity, 100 shares VI Sunshine were
sold Mt $500. Mammoth brought out
the main Interest OF tho call and buyer
and seller crept to within o cents OF
each other, but closer than that they
apparently dared not 60 and therefore
no sales were recorded. Tho stock
closed Mt 1910 asked and ss.0i bid.
The unlisted stocks made better
showing than their noighbsrs Ia point
OF trading. Swansea opened the call,
and before hos.ilities closed on that
particular stock, 100 shares had
chaged hands at s2.lsA. More Of the
property was efio,od at the same figure,
hut ihs bid which followed the palo
was s2.07i--a flguro too low for noldofs
Of the sock 10 nucedo 20, aud no fur
ther trading was iDdulg,d 10. Numei-'
Gus other stocks cume out AZ candidates
lor speculative honor, bu, not except
Northern Light mel with popular
favor. That stock was honored with a
sale Of 100 shares at 90 cents, at which
figure holders OF the property maniiesl-
cd their willingness 10 relinquish more,
hut the closing bid ala not rise above
i2i cents.
The closing figures were rs follows
LISTED STOCKS.
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Rich county Delegates.

At the county Dumoofato conven.
lion ruetday afternoon the following
delef htss were elected TO the State osn-
ventiou TO b. held In Salt LAEo Ciiyi
Aqulla Nebsksr, Mrs. Aquila Nobs.
krr. Mifs Lila johnson, John Ken.
needy, George Esrdley. Ancrnatot:
A. q. Call, W. =. Cook. JDBn snow.
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LOGAN.
LooAN. UrAu, Jusa d, isoo.
cache county Items.


On Monday morning, nj II O'Clock,
the Democrats Of Cache county met iu
convention 10 elect delegates 20 the
State convention o. DO mold IN Sail
Lake on Saturday noki. The features
tnei elected tho only discussion were
The resolutions demandlnE the entire
sopntation of church hnt STATE,
foaiiifming the principles promulgated
BY the teconven-d Convention, etc.
Warm feelings prevailed curing tho
discussion, and while n numhsr n
amendments were ptopoto1 with n
View q harmunlzing the o1ntonling
elements asd changing tue pnfate,lp.
w 90 that all could eniofsu ~. the
fflends Of the original motion were
N the msIofiiy aud II aas passet.
Hyfum liaybsll wns olscle1 county
chairman Tor the ensuing year
Tho HporlamAn'a club Ut Cache
county met on Monday cvening aud
jiscussei matters ~ Interest tn spoft.
men, a restitution was thsHud nHsitg
Governor Wells 10 appoint John Snap
Of Bait Late, hisio gamu and nsl
WARDEN. J. IL. EjwhflH was elected
president NJ the club Tor ono ypnf anu
N. w. Hawa was reelected secretary
Ga Tuesday our county warden ~.
peafod befofe the county uommli.
si0ntfa end asked that innhnuch ~ tiis
btaie law provided no conn onsaliOn
Tor complaining witnesses IN eases q
violation VI the nsh nn1 game lave,
that they take nntiOn " tho MISTER
aut allow a litofni percentage Of tie
Unp la gaoh gaHu To tlo tufufmaf Han
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-04

Bcochams pillsare for bilious
ness, bilious headache, dyspcp
sia' heartburn, torpid liver dis.
siness, sick headache, bad taste
in tho mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappctitc, sallow slkiu,etc.
when caused by constipationi
and constipation Is the most
frequent cause Of all of them.
&c by the book. pills toS aud
sst "a box. Book nee at your
druggists or write b. +. Alleu Co,
5os Canal Street, New York.
Anaaai. iisi u,ars ihsn tcoeotors.
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By 'sqne,tota large member ~ lady
teachers and oih'ra whose houfn i0f
work commence Al . O'Clock. W. shsii
VhufsfaT, FRIDAY ana Saturday motn,
IN ~ That everybody msy enjoy iit
toneilit Of our risai tomIuision Sal
~ . Sale Of all sshs ever inaugufhttd
~ ihil oilJ. y. Auefbaoi a Br0s.
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qEANsFEKa oF nrncI,a.

One hundred shares Of Sunshine at
s26li 100 sEsnssaai s2.l2i; 100 Norm.
srn Light a. 90 cents. Total shares
ssld, 30.
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We might

send samples Of SchiiliRrs
Bc1l tea to every home in the
United States 1t would be
a first rate idea Il there were
no better way.
The better way is 10 let
you buyitanj get your money
back from your grocer If you
don't like il. That is the way
we do. No need OF samples.
Alrp pure aud moncy.hatted. SIM
hgr Hsfycoilce, baking puedcr, soda.
spices. and ilayonng eslncis.
dSchNiiEg ~ C9Hfdgy San F,aaciioo
80
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hls wife and daughter, vino went to
Wales iaat nulumu 90 Wilt. rhrf
ll'l uiissvd tho ~, l. uis cyclone, anj
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