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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-23


FOR SALE - so. ane block OF 7. SKIS
foot lots: sast 81 Broadway. with house
x1 oz1e- improvements
sG-Flne cornrr On Eleventh avenua.
bear Madison. with ie-rooaa strictly mob
e 5ss-F'sr.est frmn farm IN King county Of
10 sEres. caly niles fruu tss eEli q
u 20 s-roora modern house: ioe spxr,p:
osssy nak block from two car hnes-
S75e-iI1 feet fr0ntaee On Madison street.
IA ksntca Hi addition. = per cent
cash. balance Per cent interest
+. ~ JORDAN. Colonial Btoek-
FOR sAElE-sTs.. two iOes. sexi2s each.
with dve-roon hoa-e. ore block from
Madison street on Twenty -thsra avenue
80 zcsss q good I'D = 'aal.eaa s., 81
ing and aweI.ing combined. team. wsx-
On ard tnperuenrs 20 win place.
tss.e-iss acres o. timber land In Mason
ssso-Flns LOT. sfxIse % Twentieth avenue;
two blorkx from Madison.
r. W. WEST. 5 Unsoa block
We HAVE continual inquiries from the
East Tor Western Washington farms.
timber. iauas acreage. and Seattle lots.
al cash xrt1e@. IL costs nothing 10 list
y<1r p<op~rtx with us for sale unless we
<fndya brye-. John p Dcrr 4 Co, Room
A. Bsfley building.
FxyR sALE-asap: new six-roons house.
with mo<t~ra improvements. on E4gh-
teenis aysnae. Henton Hill. near Maai-
ec1 frs-knh cash Inquire 1910 Eigh-
t<1ntF avenue. afternoons. between and
= O'Clock
ron sAT.E--4e acres finest soil: Is acres
under cultivation no stumpe. house and
harm worth 81 so. orchard. creek, one
mile from naval station. u.so. William
Brsfnes. % Bailey building.
LOGGED OFF LANDS IN Eason ana
Thusston ceunties, excellent fruit land:
sa.,y ,sSsrss .ne TIsey Ta. asIsa foT
Company. Tacoma. Wash
FOR SALE-A dairy farm OF 30 acres
well STOCKED: wa.ered. orchard: good
buildings and machinery; near creamery
Tor particulars address W. l. White
FOR sAI<E--soxi9 feet on Eighteenth
avenue tfyas street,. seyen-room house
and ben Rent faT cose sas hS co Ro.r r,g
pioek-
block, g. oo: mortgage, St0e, per
cent, years: monthly rental. SIS. Ad-
dress Chance. Pcst-Inteliigencer.
FOR sAI.E-Ail or any part of "a acres
Bottom land on Skagif river: price low
G. ". Cook, care Tacoma Mill Co, Ta-
coma.
FOR SALES lots. Renton Hill addition:
from $40 to 500: easy payments A ~
Nichols & Co., % Halter building.
FOR sALE-s4ae two lots on Beacon hill
facing car line. lots are 50xI21 each. f.
w West = Union block.
FOR sALE-s75e FIVE acres: improved:
convenient to school and street car. Car
raher Is Bailey building.
FOR SAT.E--One lot. 50xj0o feet on BoyIs-
ton avenue and Pine street. $i2S. FelIne.
1ID2 Second avenue.
-
FsDR SAI.E-Iiop ranch, 10 acres cheap:
easy terms. VIM, ID. Perkins 20l New
York block. Seattle.
FOR SALE-House and three lots; fine To-
cation, car line. Frank Wrestling, Pio-
nesr block.
FOR SALE OR RENT-Good house and
six lots: Green lake A. ii. Rogers
FOR SAIsE--Goal land. $50 acres r. NJ
Guye 1918 Third.
FOR sALE-MfsCELLANEO
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INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE,

The NEWS presents 10 It's readers
most interesting correspondence be-
tween an Ogien gentleman and Elder
B. II. Roberts, of the Fret Council OF
Seventies. The subject matter is o.
special importance to the Saints, and
as such we commend 1t to their careful
consideration. The Ogden gentlem
Is member OF the Church, and wrote
to one OF the general authorities OF the
Church, upon q topic thnt Is the gem
eral business of the Church, as well as
upon other public CONCERNS. His letteE,
Therefore, cannot be regarded as q
private communication, but docu.
ment public to Church m mbers at
least, should the authority to whom IT
is addressed deem such publicity
advisable. But in order that no ones
feelings might be regarded as In
the slightest degree unconaidered,
the writer OF the Ogden letter was
asked for permission to publish his
name In connection with his COM
munication and that of the reply Of
Elder Roberts. No response came to
this request; hence the name
Of the OgGen writer lie withheld,
but his communication, together
with Elder Roberts's response. are
given space In the NEWS, the subject
matter being considered Of sufficient
Interest to the Saints generally to
place the whole correspondence before
them, with request that they give IT
thoughtful attention. so far as con-
Germs the NEWS attitude as stated In
the Ogden gentleman's opening refer
ence to this paper. we Will state that
the NEWS 10 not correctly represented
on that subject; whether the mIerepre-
nentation was unintentional or not we
cannot say, but assume that probably
1t was. Our position on the particular
point involved 10 In pertectaccord with
the view expressed by Elder Roberts
on the same subject. With this state.
ment and explanation we leave the
matter for the present.
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GROTEsQUE EVANGELISM.

The New York Mail and Expiess
gives Its opinion that ono OF the grent-
est obstacles with which religious
activity has to contend today Ia
Internationally to be found in the
groiesquB performances OF certain
professional evangelists. 1t has good
words to say for MIR. MOody's style,
claiming for him that his originality
OF method, his vigor Of phraseology,
hts intense earnestnets, the convincing
quality OF his eloquence and his
absolute fearlessuess In assalling evil
wherever f0und-whether In the
mansion or the hovel-mske him an
exceptional power for the awakening
OF conscience anu the conversion OF
his hearers. But for Sam Jones
who has been operating in Boston, and
his class OF ptofessed evsngeIists, our
contemporary has the utmost contempt.
declaring That the brutality and
vulgarity OF their expression disgust oil
who do not delight to siezs upon every
uuoleap thing paraded in religions
name for use rs missile to be aimed
at the millions OF good men and
women who prefer churches to irres-
ponsibie ana circus.like performances.
This, Of course, was In response to
Jones's attack on the regular clergy,
but 1t contains truism in the state
ment that the Individual who uses the
livery OF religion to parade cheap sen.
sationalism 10 a menace to religious
progress. The pretended evangelist
whose manipulation of the Script urss
liz to create hilarity or to iuclte people
to condition OF abnormal enthusiasm
does not WELD On influence for ulti'
mate good, bnt damages the cause he
pretends to champion. A clrcus-iiks
performance In the name of religion 10
as for from true worship as the hyp1-
critical pharlsaism that was con-
demned In Judes during the Lords
ministry there.
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wisdom Of God cndures, the penalty
which lie has affixed to the crime OF
murder will be the best security for tho
safety G. tho state.
There can be 10 doubt that q muir
derer deserves TO die. He who take7
human life is not fit to live. Nor can
anyone acquainted with sacred writ
doubt That the Almighty in the Mosaic
dispenaation empowered the executors
OF His laws, His Will, to cut shur. the
earthly career OF certain criminals.
The Justice OF this Is PSF
fectly sel.evldent. Tho facts are very
well elucldaiet in the paper reviewed.
1t be asserted, however, that every
human soc ety, no matter what its re-
lation to God ls, can claim the powers
anu prerogativas Of ancient Isrsel
whose legislative, judiciary and adj
mini-trative functions were vealed
ultimately in Jehovah, the ground
taken canuot bp held. The mistake
30 similar TO that Of a modern minister
who bases his claim to being n
servant Of the Lord on the d.
vina commission given to the
ancient Aplstles, and IL gives the
opponents the advantage OF having all
the logic on their side, inasmuch as II
- indisputAble that a government de-
irving all ito powers from the governed
occupies different position to the
governments established during the
patrlsTchal anu Mosaic dlspeDsations.
The reasoning IL !uitior weakened
by the iact that code patterned ac-
cording to tho ancient law would re'
quire the death penalty also for
idolstry, for fortune.telhng or d.
vlnntion. for falsely claiming divine
authority, for image worship, blas-
phemy, Sabbath breaking, cursing or
shifting parents and for theft Of men.
The same code that Justly fixes utath
penalty FOR murder and incest includes
in the list oil capital tiensss the crimes
here enumoratej--a fact that hardly
can be Ignored in biblical discussion
OF the subject.
The whole question should not De
very intricate. The duty OF the State
is to defend the life and property Of it's
citizens in the most effective way. But
II abUuld be done with impartlality
and without tue legal jugglery with
A. a.. 4
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mt MAJOR oBJEUrs.

There appears to have been a li.:,e
lem u which S, &. Wamburlon, q
Chicago electrical Inventor, docs not
goem to have asun.uI. cosn'2uceiltn tine
scheme he was worsusu or Marcn
to 10. big audiences IA large cils.
throughout the country hssr Mai ?
McKinley's inauguration address.
Alr. WAmbutln claimil 20 have N
invention by which he could use tel, /.
phone lines to any distance requrs i
q carry TO other citiga tho pc Oh rs
delivered It. lie said he ha1 also ia.
vented a sounding board 10y which q e
volume Of gound tom any source M y
be Immediately incres ed aud eaa,y
Transmitted by Telephones rom Wash.
iugton M Tar onst Us Bolt0a AMI as faJ
west as San Francisco. Tue mouth.
piece into which he expected 10 ha' @
the new presidout speak is small, b..
said, ami would in no way interielr
with the delivery OF the speech. Bat
Major Mckinley has got in his H.
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TIE SENATORIAL oAucus.

Tomorrow, Saturday, the caucus Of
Democratic Legislators Will NEE TO
determine who shall BIS the pariy's
candidate before the Legislature for
the Office OF United States Senator
tor the six yenra commencing March
4, 1897. Since there are but few r.
pubiicans nnd POpulists in the State
lsw.making BODY this session, the
Democratic caucus choices wi be
the one elected. There are few
prominent candidates for the official
plum, anu several others that are re-.
gardeu as possible "dark horses" 1t is
probable, however, that the choice
will be from among the prominent
a8pirants for the position. The people
are deeply Interested In the selection
that shall ba made. and with them the
NEWS trusts that the Legislature will
name for United States Senator citi-
zen whose ability and policy will be a
credit and lasting honor to the
State,
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CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.

The NEWS lodges the receipt
OF copy OF paper by Rev. DR.. S. T.,
Wishard, In which he treats on the
subject OF capital punishment from a
Bible point of view. The paper was
read at meeting Of the ministerial
association OF this city, aud by request
sent to the daily papoTs. Dying 10
lack of space we can only refer to It's
salient points here.
The object OF the paper is stated to
be to "trace the history OF divine en-
actments concerning murder; to dis.
olver, 81 possible, how Cod has dealt
with the crime; and aEcsrtAin what,
II any, influences His legisiatiOn should
have upon the legislation OF the state
on this subject" 1t points out thst In
the world before the food, the modern,
humane ideas were tested, with the
result that inlquity Increased ana the
Lsrd had to visit the human family
with destruction. The announcement
OF the death penalty for murder, Dr..
Wishard asserts, was given to Noah,
(Gen. o: o. ami this was new de.
parture, better for the world than the
previous condition.
Then the law was re.enaoled on
Mount Horob. God "wrought 1t iut3
the permanent code OF tue morals OF
His chosen people," The death penalty
was subsequently incorporated In the
LeviticRl code Of worship ana emphn.
sized at the entrance of the people into
the land OF promise. II was when
these laws were disregarGei ami
life became "chsap" that the progress
OF the nation was destroyed. "Many
OF the kings were murierers, who
polluted their thrones with blood, until
the nation broke down" David i.
cited IA an instance Of u King execut.
ing divine Justice when charging Solo
mon no! t. let JOab's "hOary head 70
down to tho gsaye in peace" The
author further GOnt.ats that the com,
mutation Of death sentences is a VIC.
lstlon of the divine law, and that
clemsncy encourages crime.
He next argues that the New Testa.
ment does not abrogate the law oil the
Old, and quotes the usual Scripture
passages in suppor; Of this view.
The paper conclude:
How shall we as nation answer the
fearful statistical fact that during the
last seven years there have been a ,iBl
homiuldes aud only ~ execution?
A lawyer once pleading IN
court for criminal affirmed shat the
purpose Of the law is not to punish The
guilty, but to protect tho innocent" Io
this affirmation tia profound statesman,
Daniel Webster, replied. the purpose
of The law is to project the innocent by
Furnishing the guilty. So long as the
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EVERYBODY IN UTAH TO READ THIS

NNWHERE is THERE 4 MORE BEhUTI-
w ful or more healthful city in the world
than salt Lakcg Whore II there another city
of lis size that SO large proportion of all
tourists crossing the American continent stop
TO visitt 60 to any mining camp in Nevada,
Idaho, Montana, Wyoming or Colorado and
ask the miner and the mining man where they
expect to live when they make stake, and
or 20 to any city IN the East, let the people
know you are from Utah and large per cent
of them VIII say. II have always had desire
TO go to salt Lake City 10 live" Now
every one speaking ITS praise, that this
city Is destined to haye u stesdy, healthy
growth and become great city OF Utah's
one Thousand and one attractions which Is the
greatesY Would not The verdict OF ninety
nino persons out Of every hundred be the
Great salt Lake and the saitair Pavilion, with
the finest bathing In the world, visited by from
twenty TO twenty five thousand people IN a
DAY. Is 1t not evident there will be built here.
in the near future, hotels, restaurants. room.
in apartment, cottages and parks, with shade
trees, lawns, fountains drive ways, etc. VIII ere
families will go during the hot months to en-
10y cool breeze from tho Lake. When you
consider that SAlthir Cottage CITY ut
saltair Beach is on the main line Of
the Salt Lake & los Angeles railroad, which
will be q direct line to the Pccihc coast, you
must realize the value OF ground at this point.
saltRir Cottage City begins at point near the
Lake and extends along the railway towards
salt Lake City, giving a frontage OF one and
one quarter mlleR along the track.
viii sell lots in this plat until January the
LIST. 1891 for So 90 each, cash payments 30
cents weekly payments % cents, WAR; an ty
decd. Call at onloe and get flne three.col-
ored Autograph map. To accommodate those
who are busy during the DAY / will keep my
onice open until 81 80 p m w pr.nn
sos Progress Building, p. o BOX 37a.
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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fOR GUM CHEW ERS.

The conclusion reached by Professor
Charles Eliot Norton, OF Harval d
university, as TO why girls chew gum,
is not ut allcOmplimentary 10 The gum.
chewers. After prolonged study, both
analytical and speculative, the profes.
sor comes to the conclusion that
"chewing gum has such a large sale
because young women have not risen
far above bsrbarism." rhe intima.
ton OF the professor that tho gum.
chewer is not above bRrbatism prob.
ably Is correct, since none OF
the clements OF II courteous civilization
enter Into the dissgreeable spectacle
of constantly moving Jaws so often
observed in public. But to assert that
gum-che wing is u characteristic o!
barbsrism, is hardly stating the fact.
II cannot even be said that that dome :
licated rumlnaut, the COW, is to b.
chased as barbarou9 from the chew.
ing that Is W it'll her almost ms constant
as that OF the biped who dote,
on spruce, pepein, wax o.
resin. Perhaps the fact that the
action of the COW has an element Of
utility give that mild animal a higher
Standing than the useless gum. chewcf
can claim Ia the progress OF civi -.
lion. Gum-chewIug q not an adjunct
OF barbarian, aud Prof. Notion does
an Injustice to the aboriglnes in hi
statement, while giving the gum.
chowera standing that their silly,
harmful practice DOES not eni',u
lham 10.
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"presiden,ial'' veto by peremptorily de-
GLAZING to exhibit himself before the
audience at the inauguration cere'
monies With even dimlnutive tele-
phone trausm tier to his mouth, and
the dlsconsola,s Cnicagonn is now dis
cauting on the ingrstitude of poll
ticlAns who refuse to speak to the peo-
ule-lhrough his little machine.
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nre ihuse that know wnat Ballsrd's
Snow Liniment will do. No soreness
front HlTeched slnews or strained
muscles. QucE recovery when mishap
beialle. No linimont peneirGtes Ike
this one. II has all the virtues OF other
liniments snd peculiar merits of its
own. Cures where othefe onlyrelieve.
Banishes Rheumatism, Neuralgia;
relieves S r,ine, Cuts, Burns anu Frost
Bites. Pa II and Inflammation simply
can't etay where it Ia applied. Your
money awaits you hit falls 10 satisfy.
Price 80 cei u.
Sold by u, q. NJ. L. Drug Depart
ment.
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REGARDING THE new Chicago o.
diunHce requiring women to take off
tbeir hats in theaters, Mrs. ID. U.
Stone, one OF she leaders of fashion In
the windy city, says: "others have
rights which women who wear high
hats should have the grace to respect.
Why shouldn't they take them oil ?"
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The time 70 cars ,hem 10 the
minute they etart. The remedy need
ed 10 tho best one made. Ballari's
Horehound Syrup is the most prompt,
certain and harmless remedy for all
Throat, Lung or Chest Troubles.
MIR. A. l.. Armstrong, Clinton, Mo-,
a prominent druggist, says: 81 sell
forty different cough remedies, but
never Ia my experience have sold 20
much of any one, as Of Bsllard's
bloodhound Syrup. All cay it ia the
most perfect remedy for Coughs,
Ccljs, Consumption. ETC." Price 20
and so cents.
Sold by z. G. NJ. L. Drug Depart
meut
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wv X S.

Toenty ipords Tor t.Hesl inserted under
this hca,iing, once for lbc, t'ofee for 25c'
one eeek Jor Soc; ons month for SOC per
lins. No I'D. taken for less than leo.
Wants Of more than lives same proper
tomato rate. Adpertise and Ger yesslaa
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The Liver Keeps People wen.

When the liver IL slugsi sh all other
organs are involved. You suffer from
Constipation, ! Biiiousness, Jaundice,
Headache, Indigestion, Pain IN Back,
Chills and Loss OF Energy. You will
never know how promptly these
troubles can be cured until you use
HERBiNE. 1t cures quickly when
other remedies utterly fail. Regulates
The Liver, Purlflgs tue BloJd. HER.
BTNE is IA Harmless Vegetable Remedy
TINT gives new lie and energy almost
from the first dose. Price rs Gents.
Free Trial Bottle at u G. NJ. |.
Drug Department
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City Subscribers will kindly notify J. T. Dunhz r,
lelrculAtor), of any rregalariJ in the delivery q
heir pRperr-
All communications should be addressed 10
pnsnAHr EzNs PuHLEHrso ca
Telephone aec
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THE NEWS 10 Indebted to Senator
Arthur Brown for tho Congressional
Record OF thie session OF Congress,
anu duly appreciates the Senator'S
courtesy.
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Tho Nxva 10 on saln at tho principal Hotels, News
Stands and on all passenger trains leaving me eiy
attor p. daily.
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Subscribers changing their place OF roddenes
should always give former AZ vol as present az
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Tickets on aa'O at tHlderF, pRyurs and CoIl.
ter, ouns BEos and spencer Lynch Co.
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STEAM HEATING.
PROFESSIONAL.

T1NHh SEVEN ACCOUNT SYSTEM BIJsI-
4 ness College lessonsiprivatc, or in cinss
Gay or evening. shortest methods in hook
Keeping, shorthand, typownting. arithmetic.
spelihg' commercial ihw descriptive eco.
personal supervision. Call or write for cIrcu,
lars. ii. y, Winter. Constitution building.
special terms to suit time OF study.
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MONEY 10 LOAN.
REPAIRING
MBlNG AND TlkwoRK.

FlNHE DAVID JAMES COMPANY. PLUMB
"A ing ana cofnice work. No. 81 Main st
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Germantown yarn rs cents q pound,
Equitable Coop.
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WANTED-Ml osLLANEoUs.

TXPERIEN CED MACHINE OPERATORS
~ on SHIRT work. Enquire u. Q. N. l. Fac.
tory onlce, Saturday, the 9th, at 10 a. m.
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A AA. WANTED MEN. AND WOMEN,
IN young and cid, to work for US in their
own homes in spare time. day or evening. We
pay slO to SIS per week No canvassing. Any
child can do tho work send address today.
We send work at once. The Vail Art Co,
Dept 2sS Vail, Pa
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4 GOOD EXPERIENCEp GIRL FOR
n General Homework for family Of three,
Reference required. rs North W est Temple
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wv x $.

Twenty pords Tor 3 Ines inserted unde,
this heading, once for l5c, tioioe for 25oI
one toeek Jor Soc; one month for soc per
iine. No ad. taken for less than i5o.
Wdnts Of more than lines same proper.
Tomato rate Aaperfiss and get yeslltA
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TlIRsT CLASS, WIDE. AWAKE DRY GOODS
II statesmen 10 carry as n side line the
A, M W. Waterfront Dress Facing and Bind
ing the best In the market Big commissions
Address with reference, Weber Mannfaetur-
ing CO. Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
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PERSONAL

7 TAN STATE DETECTIVE SERVICE.
~ +. o. box 6i7; onlcn 20 Galena biock
Jno. W. Greenma=. general manager
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A BROWN HORSE WITH WHITE STAR
IA IN forehead; had on harness. Finde
NY Police Headquarters or McC oy stables
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NTEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN 10
w get tho best photos. at Matson y Bros,
Il Commercial street.
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WANTsp-AN AGENT

IN EVERY SECTION. no CANVASS, 500
L 10 $500 day made. sells al sight; also a
man Josef staple goods TO dealers, best side
Hhe, Sol9 month salary or lnrgo commIs.
sea ed Paftcul Ars send stamp. Chiffon Soar
Manufacturing Company. Cincinnati, Ohio
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wv X MIS-.

A PPRENTIUE GIRLS. CALL AT oNUE,
IA Room q. Wasatch Block.
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ITTAH PORTRAIT CO.. AT CALDERs
~ Music Palace. Fine Portraits made.
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ENyERYBoDY TO BUY THE BEST ZOE
II cream at keeley's. by dish or wholesale
.td South MAN, telephone a.
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SITUATtON TO DO CHORES FOR ROOM
- and board, by young man gong to school,
Address, e. Droubay. Erda IOOele Co.. Utah.