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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-27

Notss.
Glen Miller is the ladies' man In The
sonntc.
Eluc F.u8tafr conducted business f0i
% time at this uiiurH 0n's session Of TIE
Senate.
The lniufaucs ulll got through the
Senate ihis afternoon without vote
90 spare.
Prof John =. Woodbury. aud q mum.
bcr % hH pupils visited The Ecnatc thil
afternoon.
Tho Aufi'allau ballot Law hns been
Fixed zap 90 tuit the Govufu0t's sug.
grsii1us, and went back 10 him tnis
afternoon.
Spectators Al the Senate session this
Afternoon took their nats without fear
10 being disturbed by auythiug VI In.
tsfost iu The proceedings.
The House bill f1r board Of hort.
culture nud for spraying ffuit trees T.
nov iu the hsnds " TIE Senate CONF
mltioe on irrigation anu agriculture.
Tho Senate absentess today were
Barros, Chamber aud Jones. Cham
btTs VIII be- back on MonIay-sO q
dispatCu from Hprilauu, Michigan,
stated.
The canalgfo bounty bill, passed ~
The lHust, went 10 the senate com.
miiiUu 70 manufactures aud c mmprru
Today. 10 b. not nI all certain tnat the
bill viii become law.
The declaring Of miniuP, wafer
power abd .ditcn oompnuits q Iutlic
use AMI giving them Tue right Of emf
uent uomain, l. a great innovation on
cNittug conditions, and coming ut
thus late date ia tho legislative session
hardly gives Legislators eu iilcient Time
% consider tho Inauguration Of such n
great change. Some Mentors nave
declared themselves o. not b,hbyiag
stat such extended right should be-
given, anu that tho Legislature should
leave tue mater alone.
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AEOiHER "sIAn" AT IT,


A cpmnuuiea lon was received
nom the 5uuaiu announcing that ne
upper house had ameu.cI sections II
and 10 n the AullfAliau ballot law,
svua'o bill %, lu accordance with tue
suggestion OF tho Governor Ga M.
uou u SIT. LoWi-,t hg House Couculfeu
Ia tue amUuuuieut,
FiNANCiAL REPORTS.
state Auditor R.rnalds sent 10 tho
House ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VI tho fo..
lowing ouuuuts iJt tue year ending
De-. 81, 1885: b.x Elsrr Beaver.
Emery, Caeur, CafbOu, DAVIS, Gat,
field, Iron, Juab, MOtsau, R.cn.
sever summit, Sau ole, Iolrle'
UDb, UiutAl, wstAt3u aud l,Isiiug.
tIu,
INDIAN IMMORTAL siuNED.
The Speaker signed tho House Joint
memorial 2, Tor tho trm.val o the
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I
s, w., "" '' '''" ~"
Pursuant 10 request from the
senaie, the SPEAKER appointed Mes-ts.
| Taylor aud Howard a. conference
H0mm ttee on amendments tn III Iu-e
~ arg,,a,'a, .t a.. 49,. ~ iftsh
MEMBERS ~ ~ "sHOr"
Al, p..,t ,,.s.,,,,i,g btms.if n
,,r,,,,t,t.a ~, ,t.4,,.,,arhv .na nor.
i,si,"ts c,tent,J a., tTYitstion 4, the
r,.,,b.,s ,a'n,ts,s anj ,mnlovrs Of ibr
ugnso ~ 1900 A. in, ~, ent5ancs
~ A. t.,0,,t.,, "a k,en ,sct-ct nj.
s,.,,i, 't Ky. a,J ,t.,. a. h,
o.,'t ~ ga, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, assrr,.~s, ali
&c., y, .isla.',. A., ~, cs,,.t, me
insi,a,,,,, 80 s,'..,iaJ
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RAILWAY BILLS REPORTED.
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mo-, ,.-,,,.'s, ,.,.,,,,.,, -. ,.i,,,,.s'
LII .,,s, ~ Po' 49, ,s,'v aud
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w. ~. y, ii,n'i' h,i, Ia. ,a..
nrn,,sn,,is,, ,r. ,.t.ct,nn of iianI,. Liu
ti5 Al, r,,.n,,,, 80 ,,,,t.,. -, a
,,,i'.,,,,. 80, ,,'. 49,, hi,iiSS
COUNTY oovERNMENT.
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80. ''''''''s w I"'' ''' ~ ''''
"Sec. 1904. II either party 10 any
civil cause pending In the distfiot
court thaU desire Jury trial VI the
samt, or fanny issuv Or lstues thereof,
to shall, nj or prior 10 the time ot set.
ting OF such csute FOR trial, or such
other time AZ the court may by order
direct, notify tho cletk Ia writing that
u jury IL demanded aud shall At toe
sAmu time deplsit with the clerk the
sum OF keen dollars TOT the purpose
oi oDVUfiuR one dAJ = attendance Of the
pauUi VI Jurors iot the trial OF tho cause.
Whefeupou, ~ II b. proper casu
therefor, IL shall b. the DUTY Of the |
court 10 order thai the jurors be In Al.
tendance nj the time seI for the trial of |
lhe cause. Auaud, lOnal sum OF six. |
teen dollars shall DO deposited |
Tor each day occupied In tue
trial oftaid cause; AMI, Ut tho opening |
" each day's svs,iUn OF tho court, II |
shall be the duty ei the court 10 asorT. |
tam and require that such deposit IL |
made, aud, ifitbe not promptly maize, |
tho court snail forthwith discharge thr |
Jury and proceed with the trial and |
rel Iuf judgment IN the cause ~ u a
Jury had been waived BY the parties. |
The clark shall Keen n sepafato account /
of all moneys deppsitei with MIN |
under ths pr,yltiuns OF thIs asotion nud |
shall DO sntitIe. to retain tue same |
IN his rts,osslon until tho end
ui the trial maki.g such 10 unds and |
10 Toe party making the
ueposlt as the court may nv order
direct, The m5nrya 90 d.uositeJ ,ball |
be deemed 10 10 earned aud arm d. |
rfiatrd by the county At a rate OF Az.
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COM Nj Il II CIA l..

SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE,.
TodAy's clearing house exchanges
amounted 10 sliD.a4s. Same day Lac,
year, slb5,0i6.
rODAY'a QUOTATIONS.
London.-Silvet, 81 2.l6.
New York.-5ilvsr, IS; lead, $500.
ORE AND nULLIOS.
Wells, Fargo n 20. received todAyi
Penn. bullion, $3.50.
7. X. Jones 4 Co.. received today;
Ofes, $4,000; bullion, $4,000, Total,
81 900.
w. \. Mccormick a 20. received 10,
DAY; haunuef bullion, 90 $50; Han.
aucr Matte, 1880. Total, en- 800.
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HemaininE unclaimed 90 tho post,a.. o..
talt LaAe Cay, Jtah, on March a. ~. ~
obtain AuI Of these letters toe applicant iB..g
Nall Tor 'AINefusei tFttrrs,' uu1 giva tUn ~
gt we list " not called for within two gagt.
ney vii be eunt W the Dead Letter once ~
" Wellington, 30. ~
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Spring
M ediCine

four blood in Spring is almost certain to
be iull OF Impurities She accumulu.
ton OF tho winter months. bad ycn-
t.Iatiuu OF sleeping rooms, Impure air
in dwellings, factories aud shops, over.
eating, heavy Improper foods, failure
oftho sidney and liver properly 20 do
extra work thus thrust upon them, pys
the prime CAUSES OF This condition. II
Is OF tho utmost Importance that you
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Purify
Your Blood

Nov, as when warmer weather comes and
the tonic g1oo, Of cold hrlCing air is
gone Your weak, thin, impure blood
viii mot furnish necessary strength.
That tired feeling, lossot appetite, viii
ponthc way iorserious disease, ruined
health, or breaking out OF humors aud
Impurities. 10 make pure, rich, red
blood Hoods saraparllla stands uu-
ogullIcd, Thousands testify TO its
merits. Millions take 20 us their
Spring Medicine, Get Hoods, because
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DRAINAGE DISTRICTS.
INSURANCE. BILL.

q, B'8i, thr Insurance. blll, came ~
on Allruu's motion 10 strike ,ut IA.
prov sion allowing rebate % th,
amount OF taxes already PAID tho state.
The motion was lost
A vote was thou taken and the on.
was passed.
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and other suggested By various esna.
tore, bot the DID had not been perfected
up TO pres limo.
The tlll q - away with the house 10
hOufo csuvhss by The registrars.
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REGISTRATION uIlL.

s, b. ~, providing for regaaa9u
OF eltclufs in the State, cRulruI. ..
mo report OF tue select coma tee
Win many sngg, stod changes.
Ahe changes proposed were made,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-27

Senate DILL los, by tue salaries com.
mitItV, nxing ne salaries u all State
a county ufiicots, was taken up on
I'D reading ana amended Ia some
MINOR details, when, on mOti0s Of MI
IurhlOw, the a use took up the
county government bill Is.
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The statement OF the President Of
The Senate ye,tsrday that l3t OF bile
were stll "a committee aud should uu
reported on at once, yielded iruit today
Ia dlsposiug Of a humber of the meh.-
ufos referred 10.
Although several impottant bile
we're unuor consideration, the die.
customs were about the tamost Of any
day VI the session.
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AusraALrAN nALLor.

The committee on elections reported
an amendment to the Australasia bal.
lot Law, 3. IS. %, providing that Ia OF
lee where there T. no newspaper pun.
blished there shall DO posted double tue
number VI lials--2UU--iOT tue iniOtmA.
lion VI tue yOtsia
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RFrJRii scnOOL mn rAssfD.

House oil i0d Itovldlug Tor the
renewal OF the reform HuuOOi anu
changing Ne name 10 The estate Indus.
rial school," was taken up on thiiu
r,a Iing. The bill was amended, placed
~ on final asslgo anu passed by vote
OF - o. 4,
No. Taylor gave notice Of rtcohiid-
efaliOn.
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Jolly Nellie McHvnry comes to tho
1heatct on Tuesday ami Wednesday
next In her farce The Bicycle Girl,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-27

The committee on cjuutirB anu
municipal corporations reported on 5.
Il. 20, providing Tor acouuty engineer,
recommending that u DO rejected.
Report adopted.
EMINENT DOMAIN FOR MINES, BIC.
The Judiciary committee reported
iavofably ON =. Is. l.6, recommending
that II pass. 1hIs 10 tuu Oil which cG-
tends to mining Aud cltoltio power
companies the right OF eminent d..
main.
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TO RUSH nuaISEss.

Sutherland offered resolution 70.
curing all Committees Intending to
make favorable reports on bills before
them 10 DO 70 not later than Tuesday,
Maich 81.
The rules were suspended and the
resolution was adopted.
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The fret business alter reading the
Journal was n report from thr fish AMI
game committee on =. u. II aud 5. b.
70, recommending that tue ZANE BE-
rejected, ~ they were covered By II.
%. 6s, the passage Of vnion was rscom'
mended. Report adopted.
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a mtSsag0 Was received from the
House, stating that that body agreed
10 part Of the Senate amer umunls tu
tue code commission bill, but not h
that part relating 90 salaries,
BO,tu, Cleo Miller and Sutherland
wetc appointed conference committee
on tue dispute.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-27

The committee ON miuts aud miner.
ale reported on b. h. -, x. b. U5 aud
5. u. 100, locating miner, etc, recon-
needing that tnoy be not phssoi.
MnIOrl hlonlnl.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FREE-

Are you in need Of work2 II SO. you are az
liberty to use these columns for assistance in
that direction. While this notice appears the
STAIR JOURNAL win publish free on Saturday.
Monday and Tuesday. for Topeka or Kansas
people. all notices Of Situations Wanted. . not
exceeding FIVE lines, OF thlrty-hvs words in
length. provided that all advertisements Of that
nature are handed in previous to ten O'Clock
Saturday morning; also on Wednesday. Thurs
day and Friday. all advertising Of this class
handed in by ten O'Clock Wednesday morning.
No advertisements Of this nature to be started
except on Saturdays and Wednesdays. No obh-
cation Is incurred on the part Of the advertiser.
NO worthy and needy man or woman need hesi-
tate to take advantage of this offer. No one in
business or having employment is expected to
take advantage OF 10. bus all others are invited
to avan themselves freely.
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FTRsr FLOOR.

tiee self denial is while young The period
of training for q race is harder and more
irkaome than the race itself, but If you do
not train you cannot hope to win. If you
never try to own a home, it is certain that
you never viii own one.
Frame cottage home, % feet front, 50
feet deep, requiring plot not less than 40
feet front. Height Of stories: Cellar, feet
s inches; wsalls stone below grade and
brick over; first Hoor, g feet q inches; sec
ond floor, feet high.
Sheathed and papered; olaphoard finish ;
gables and roof ahingled; water supply,
oistern; oesspool for drainage; force pump
ct kitchen sink; small tank in roof over
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Several considerations combine to indu-
ence the choice Of color-for instance, a
house that is approached through an ave-
nue. Of trees ought to be a light shade
Surrounding trees have a tendency to
shadow dark tinted house, producing a
sOmber effect. On the other hand, where
the glare Of the sunlight is unobstructed,
subdued tints, gray, stone or brown, are
colors we'll to choose. Let US have some in
dividuality in the exterior Of our houses,
and not be as uniform as tombstOues in a
eanaetery. al Of one oolor.-SeIeoted.
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SECOND FLOOR.

laundry; stationary tubs; portable range
and % gallon boiler; walls white coated ;
cellar cement floor; finish of pine, stained ;
two wood mantels; painted externally two
coats of paint and shingles Of gables
stained with creosote stain.
Cost to build, 81, $50.
This is a very popular house and a plan
that gives universal satisfaction wherever
it has been built.
Full working plans and specifications
furnished for 2 per cent on cost named by
applying to George Palliser, architect 80
Park place, New York
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Cheap colors, like cheap cloth, don't pay
for making. and there is always a hereaft-
en-. Many a house is ruined by the paint.
I see them every day. Better never paint
at all than use poor material or have good
lnisapplied. The colors to use are white
lead, lanpblack, dark green, prussian blue
and venetian red. These, by varying the
proportions, Will make the dark gray or
black, so called, blue green, chocolate and
red. For the buff add yellow ooher to the
list.-American Homes.
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and enjoying the fruits of his hard labors.
1t is simply astonishing how many men
have accomplished their aims this way
and It is more astonishing how many have
yet done nothing and how the indifference
to their own best interests gets the better
Of their business sagaoiby and leaves them
in the slough of despond and still hard at
work for their landlords. Failure to own
a home results from many causes. Many
arise from an Indifference to make a start
and a sort Of don't care for trouble condi-
ton. They expect to get through life easy,
and are thus making it harder for them
selves by their inactiOn. The time to pra0-
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TIE TOPEKA STATE JOURNAL guarantees
every day It is printed. give local circulation
by far more than all other DaIIIeH COM
binad. This makes this paper the cheapest
as well as the best, daily advertising medium in
Topeka. the classified advertisements below
costing but
Five Cents a Line
or 20 cents line for week. 90 cents by the
month.
Average daily circulation for the six months
ending June go 1885. was 1854
sworn detailed statements Of circulation pre-
sented to advertisers on application
Gail and see any afternoon between and
o'clock the handsomest. fastest. most perfect
piece Of machinery in Kansas Web Per
fecting press. which prints from two to three
complete SPACE papers per second
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To reno oil paint, varnish. etc., use a
mixture Of ammonia two parts and oil Of
turpentine one part, which, when well
shaken, yields an EN- ulsion which hes the
property of quickly sofsening the paint,
ETC., SO It can be easily wiped of with q
cloth
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FoR sALEREAL EsrArE.


TTOR sALE-Neae 5-r8om cottage on 10th st.
III within blocks Of the avenue, for $500.
a good 10-rOOm house within 2 blocks OF COR
ner of capitol grouncs, on a corner, for $3.50;
VIII rent readily for SIC per month.
One and half lots Buchanan ST., in best
part OF the city for $3.50 This Is a rare bar
gain must be sold az oncei can give time on
part.
One 5-room cottage with good barn. and one
s-room cottage with loss within blocks Of
state house. both for $780,
"a neat 4-ro0m cottage in best location south
west Of capitol; ewo lots; sinks ia kitchen:
hard OIL finish ia front rooms. for $3.50.
A nice 5-acrs tracs on Huntcon st.. adjoining
Eightae1-acro tract near Reform school for
$500
Two OF three other a0-acrs ira cts. very choice
land at low prices. and many other rare bar
gains TOO numerous ts mention Have 40 houses
60 rent. BENEDlCI & CO.,
COL Kansas ave-
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Mr.. WalIaco-Is your sister Alice an
obliging grip
WilIie-Obliging amt no name for it.
She's all the time obliging me TO do what
don't like.-SomeE Journal
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NEAT FRAME COTTAGE.
plan For Substantial and Comfortable
IoweIlinE-COsts $3.50.
ICopyFight. -. IL 60 Palisar.l

-t-tHAA-AAts -e-1s-a lAsorU-
ICopyright. 1896, by George Palhser.l
The man who lives in the country is one
who generally has the most ambition to
own his own home and who from the be-
ginning Of life S work has the set purpose
to accomplish this end. This condition ex-
listing, half the battle is won and the rest
Is plain sailing, and it is simply a oues-
ton Of time and place with him. His mind
IS ever on the subject, it is a groove he IS
constantly running in and he is thus able
to accept and take hold Of conditions
which lead up to the execution Of his home
building theories, and almost before he
knows 1t himself he is at work building
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Let every man who can join building
and loan association in preference to
bank. A building and loan association
gives representation to every SHAREHOLDERS.
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VINEGAR & PRESERVING WORKS
>~--~---~----~~-~~~--~~-~
OTTO kUEHNE s. Co. props, manfr'5
~ Silver Leaf brands table Injuries. Pickles,
jellies olives. sauces, etc. Also the Silver Leaf
vinegar and Gypsy Queen baking powder
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----~-~---~-~-~-~----~-
FH7HE KELLAM BOOK a STATIONERY co,
IL 608 Kansas ave. Latest books. correct sta
tionery. Newest wall paper Artistic framing.
Tennis and base bail supplies.
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70 whom NAY CONCERN.

TO WHOM IT MAY CON Germ.
NOTICE-TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
BE IL known that my petition is file la
the 0nce OF the probate court of shawnee coun-
~. Kansas. asking for permit to sell intoXi-
eating liquors at No. sol on Kansas avenue, IA
Fourth ward in the city Of Topeka. Kansas.
and the hearing Of the same is SET for Saturday
$3.50 p M, May is, 1886.
j. X. JONES.
Topeka Kans.. April 70. 1895.
NOuCE-rO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN
~ Be u known that my petition Is on hle 10
the ONCE OF the probate court OF shawnee coun-
ty. Kansas. asking for permit to sell intoXI-
eating liquors at No 424 on Kansas avenue. in
Second ward in the city Of Topeka. Kansas; AID
the hearing Of the same IS set for Wednesday
May 4 1856 AZ o'clock a. ID.
w. IF. LAKE.
Topeka, Kans. March 81. 1895.
NOTICE-TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-
- Be lt known that my petition is on file Ia
the once Of the probate court Of shawnee
county. Kansas, asking for permit to sen in
loXlcating liquors az No, 607 on Kansas avenue.
10 Fourth ward in the city Of Topeka, Kansas;
and the hearing Of the same is set Tor Mon
day April I3Eh, 1885, az s o'clock a. IN.
b. Is. SIM.
Topeka, Kans., March %. 1885.
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Nj ONEY ADvANCED-To IF. r. employees
~ of good standing at reasonable rates. Small
loans specially. No Collateral required. All
TRANSACTIONS strictly confidential. CAN and see
Us sc 81 North kansas ave, Bell phone ss7.
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NoTIcE 70 coNTRAcToRs.

---S---@-S-@---~----1---
s. UPERlNIENDENT'S OFFICE, TOPEKA.
~ Kansas. April rs, 1s96-Sealed proposals
viii be received at this building until IL ocloek
noon. Tuesday. May 18th. 1896. for furnishing
fuel. lights. water. ice. miscellaneous supplies,
washing towels. hauling ashes, and sprinkling
streets for this building during the nscal year
ending June s0 1897 or such portion of the year
as may be deemed advisable. The right to re-
ject any and all bids is reserved by the Treas
ury Department A. j. ARNOLD, Custodian.
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MoMEY

LOANED on real estate. from 500
~ 70 81 coo and upwards, to years. I. j.
smith, 1O5 Z. 9th st.
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W ANTED - A situation - anything; am q
w practical printer by trade. Address 142s
Belmont avenue, Parsons. kan.
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UNDERTAkERS g. EMBALM ERS.
GEO. b. PALMER Funeral supply CO. and
~ funeral director. once 500 Kansas ave
Res. 1921 Van Buren,. once tel. 146, residence
tel. 81.
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JEWELLERS.
AAfES B. HAYDEN. Jsweler and Oprlcian-
= Complete stock Of watches. diamonds,
siVerWare, etc. Eyes examined and specEacles
properly fitted.
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GROCERIES

Nv ERYBODY call at 92I Kansas avenue fol
~ Feed and Produce of al kinds. Northern
seed potatoes at lowest prices; also first class
Northern table potatoes. better than ColoradO's
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WANTEp-HELP.

WWTANTED-A woman cook at Santa Fe
w Hotel 4th and Madison.
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coRNIcE & ROOFING WORKS.

DOBERT SANDSTROM. 10 West SIXTH 81
. Tin and iron roofing. All kinds of metal
work Improved systems for warming and
ventilating schools. churches and residences.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-05-02
Miss Lash's Recital.

The Pine Bluff public never tires of sweet music and instructive enter tainments and the usual appreciative audience greeted the song recital at Merrill Institute last night.
 Assisiei by Misses Hearn and Smith, Mrs. Owen and Mir. Noss, Miss Lash treated her audience to one of the best entertainments of the season, local or professional. Each one oi her v.os, v.os,,. selections wasnf the high est artistic order and showed to al. vantage the melody Of her sweet voice. Miss Hearn, in her recita- tions and plastiqne poses, exhibited power of expression and grace ol person possessed ny few profession als Every scene and emotion in tho recitations was viyidly presented tt the minds of the audience hy the in factions of voice and gestures of tn sneaker. The countenance and atti tude of Miss Hearn changed as
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