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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-04-16
LOCAL GATHERINGS.

Rev. Father Carmody is on his way
home from Florida, and is expected to be
in town Sunday.
Mrs. A. Boucher has returned from
Boston and New York with the latest
styles of millinery.
The foundation is completed for the
oil tank that the Standard Oil company
is to erect on ]. G. Hovey's land.
Rev. DR.. Heath being i'll last Sunday
the North church pulpit was supplied by
Rev. H. N. Pringle OF st. Johnsbury
Centre.
Miss Jennie Miller has returned from
New York, and fine line OF Easter mili-
merry is now displayed in her millinery
parlors.
The scale shops shut down from
Thursday night until Monday morning,
giving the help plenty of time to observe
Fast day.
Opening of spring and summer milli-
merry at Miss E. P. Wiliamson's, 81 Rail-
road street, Friday and Saturday, April
16 and II.
DIR. H. Buss of Deansboro, N. Y, a
graduate Of the Ontario Medical college,
has opened veterinary Office at Gray's
livery stable.
The Ladies Home Missionary socie-
ties of the North and South churches will
hold their annual thank offering meeting
this afternoon.
The Howe Opera House will be
re-opened next Thursday evening with
"The Twelve Temptations" Tickets 80
cents, rs cents and ST..
The state grand commandery of the
Golden Cross will hold a session here
April 2S. large number of the societies
in the state will send representatives.
Following are the advertised letters
at the postotfce Miss c. M. Dunands,
Miss Ef1ie Kier, Miss Mary Lewis, Miss
Clara Yam, Charles Dorman, Noise Per-
son, Israel Smith, Robert Vernon.
The Vermont Conference of Metho
dist Episcopal churches is to be held at
Barre, and tickets which the Boston &
Maine railroad has placed on sale al
reduced rates are good going April 2t
to 27 and good returning until Apri
2Sth.
A special meeting of Gen. Logai
Council, No. 90, Jr. U. o. A. NJ, is callet
for next Tuesday evening. State Deput,
Past Councillor Woods will visit tn
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-04-16
Company d will probably go to N

Company d will probably 60 to New
York on the 9th of this month to take
part in the dedication of the Grant
monument, and if they go they will do
81. Johnsbury credit. The boys receive
compliments for their fine appearance
wherever they go, and OF this st. Johns
bury is proud. In order to meet the
expenses OF this trip they are planning to
give an entertainment some evening next
week to raise necessary funds, and they
should be given most liberal patronage.
They will repeat the calisthenic drill and
arrange an entertaining programme in
addition. The st. Johnsbury Guards
will make good appearance in the
parade, which will probably number
$4,000 people.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-04-16
Methodist.

Appropriate services in the morning
with an Easter concert by the children in
the evening. Following is the special
musical programme arranged by the
choir:
MORNING.
Organ Prelude-March Militaire, Gounod
Mr.. Brooks.
Awake, Awake! Tis Easter Morn"
Truette
Choir.
"Tis Easter Day." Reynolds
Choir.
"Why Seek YET" Simper
Choir
Organ Postlude-Grand Chorus, McMaster
Mr.. Brooks.
EVENING.
Organ Prelude-March and chorus from Fan
hauser, Wagner
Mr.. Brooks
At the Sepulchre, Bachman
Choir.
The Resurrection, Shelley
Mrs. Mcmillan.
Organ Postlude-March Triumphale
Lemmens
Mr.. Brooks.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-04-16
First Catholic Priest. - The Rev

First Catholic Priest. - The Rev.
Stamlaus S. Danleau died in a hospital
in Newark, N. J., April 2. Mr.. Danileau
was the first Catholic priest to reside in
ST. .Johnsbury, coming here in 1859. He
built the first Catholic church, now
known as st. Agnes Hall, in which the
first divine service was held Christmas
night, 1861. purchased the Kittredge
property on which the present Catholic
church stands. He established the first
Catholic convent school in the house now
occupied by Father Boissonnault. Mr..
Danileau left here % years ago and was
Immediately succeeded by Rev. Father
Boissonnault. Mr.. Danileau was born
in Brittany, France, in 1888, and had
been an ordained priest for 40 years.
Since leaving here he has been IN Sayre-
vile and Red Bank, N. ]. Tuesday St.
Rose Catholic parish held services in his
memory, conducted by Rev. Father
Maloney.
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North Church.

Easter services in the morning and an
Easter concert by the Sunday School
children in the evening. Following is the
musical programme
MORNING.
Organ Voluntary ofertoire,"
Grison
Miss Gorham
TIE Deum in L fat, N. II Allen
Choir.
Awake up, my glory" Barnby
Choir.
"Chime softly, bells of Easter" Bonner
Male and Lases Quartette.
Organ Postlude--"Let the heavens rejoice"
Gaul
Miss Gorham.
EVENING.
Organ Voluntary-"Festiva March,"
Miss Gorham.
"As it began to dawn" Simper
Choir.
"He is risen," Rees
Choir.
Organ Postlude-"T "Triumphal March,"
Dolby-Flager
Miss Gorham.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-04-16
At the Shoe Factory.-About 20,

At the Shoe FactOry.-About 200
pairs of shoes day are now being turned
out at the shoe factory and Manager
Stocker appears proud of the quality of
goods his apprentices are doing with a
week or two Of experience. Over 40
hands are now at work, nearly halt of
them girls. The first case of shoes, 140
pairs, was shipped to Baltimore today.
Mr.. Stocker intends to conduct the es-
tablishment in strictly business man
ner, and hopes to make the enterprise a
success financially and credit to the
town. Yesterday wss-.ae last day for a
public exhibition of the work and the
motto from now on is, "Attend strictly
to business"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-04-16
NEW ADS. THIS WEEK.

Cook Wanted
Rooms to Rent.
Notice-E. Hall
Agents Wanted.
Carriage for Sale.
Tenement to Rent
Easter Gloves, etc.
Furnished Rooms to Rent.
Furnished Rooms Wanted.
Ready!-S A. Moore & Co.
Accountant and Bookkeeper.
Notice-Parmers' Benefit Co.
Girls for General Housework
Violet Re quisites-B -Bingham's.
Veterinary Surgeon-H. Buss.
Seeds and Plants-Mrs. L. H. Jones.
Fit Warranted-E. d. Steele & Co.
Millinery opening-Miss ]. M. Miller.
Tenement House-Rickaby 81 Crosby.
Typewriter Ribbons, ctc-P. o. Clark
Carpet Cleaning-N. R. Switser & Co.
Stockholders Meeting-Fairbanks Co.
Easter Novelties Scott & Underwood.
The Spirit Of Spring-Brooks-Ty Co.
Practical Kno nowledge-Barbour's Bus Col.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-04-16

The special services OF Holy week will
include mass Thursday and Friday at 8
O'Clock a. M, 3 and 7.30p M; Saturday,
mass at a. m. Easter Sunday low mass
will be said at 730 a. M. high mass at
10, and vespers at 4 p. m. At the 10
O'Clock service sermon on the resurrec-
tion will be preached by Rev. Father
Bossonnault. The programme of the
service will include many fine musical
features, the Bordeloise mass Regina
Coeli by Lamblotte and 'Allelina of
Easter.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-04-16

Sir Daniel Payson OF Windsor, grand
captain general, inspecting officer, will
also be present and make an official
visitation and inspection OF the COM
mandery Other distinguished sir knights
will be present. The order of Knights
Tempar will be conferred and members
will appear in full uniform
"A meeting will be held at the st.
Tohnsbury creamery next Tuesday after
noon of farmers in this section and vicin-
icy for the purpose of discussing the ad-
visa billty of forming Farmers Mutual
Benefit Creamery Company The plan
is to raise certain amount of capital at
$25 share, purchase the st. ,Johnsbury
creamery and conduct the business. The
majority, if not all the stockholders, will
be patrons of the creamery. The pro-
moters of this scheme are well-known
young farmers in this section, and they
are pushing plan which will without
doubt, if carried through be OF benefit to
all interested. There should be large
attendance at the meeting next Tuesday.
notwithstanding the damp and
rainy weather of yesterday, many ladies
attended the openings of spring and
summer millinery. Mrs. Pierce's win
dows were attractively trimmed and
filled with pattern hats, bright flowers
and dainty ribbons. Miss Halley's win
dows were also handsomely and effec-
lively arranged, one being devoted to her
stock of dry goods and the other to
millinery. The interior of the store was
a bower of real and artificial flowers,
hats and bonnets both trimmed and
untrimmed, making an unusually hand
some display. Miss Williamson and
Miss French also make 6ne displays Of
pattern hats, flowers, ribbons, etc., etc.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-04-16

The day will be appropriately observed
both morning and evening. A quartette
and chorus of twenty-five voices will
render the following musical programme:
MORNING.
Organ Prelude. Grison
Mr.. Harris.
Coronation"
Joyous Easter Morning" Schneider
Solo and Chorus.
"Ein Feste Burg" Luther
Chorus.
Response-"Bow down before him."
Solo-"From Gloom to Glory" Geibel
Organ-"Grand Choeur," Collin
Mr.. Harris.
"The First-Begotten of the Dead"
Blumenschein
Solo and Chorus.
Easter Hymn, Carey
Solo-"Our Risen King" Loud
Male Quartette.
Solo-"The Lord Is Risen," Sullivan
Hymn-"Harwell"
King of Kings" Smper
Solo and Chorus.
Postlude, Haydn
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-04-16
EASTER SERVICES.
Advent.

The children of the Sunday School will
give an Easter concert, commencing at
5 p m, and closing in time to attend the
other churches. In the morning Rev. J.
C. Smith of Boston will address the con-
gregation on THE question OF all ages"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-04-16
Hypnotism.-Bradley Newell, the ia

HypnOtism.-Bradley Newell, the ia
nous healer, was in town again the first
of the week, and during his stop was
persuaded to give an exhibition of his
power as hypnotist before company
in the St. Johnsbury House parlors. Mr..
Newell does not claim to be a hypnotist,
though he is able to do something in that
line occasionally. He is not profess
sional and doesn't understand the art
gerry well. He lately persuaded a young
St. Johnsbury doctor, who expressed an
opinion that there was no such thing as
hypnotism, that there was by simply
putting him to sleep for few minutes.
At the St. Johnsbury House the other
night in about ten minutes he took one
fellow to Boston and back, also took him
to the circus and on fishing trip. He
glued another PERSONS foot to the floor,
made him walk towards him and do
other things. He worked quite a while
on one person, trying to make him walk
across the floor to him, but only sue
ceeded in getting the person to wobble
back and forth as if he was gloriously
drunk. This man resisted Mr.. Newels
power as hard as he could, but neverthe-
less the healer soon had him almost under
his control. That hypnotism is hard
work was made evident by the perspira-
tion that appeared on Mr.. Newell brow
while he was working subject. Hehad
done considerable treating that day and
a little hypnotism besides, which left him
a triAe tired, otherwise he could have
shown much more influence over his sub
jects than he did, though as it was he
made some of them do about as he
wanted. Mr.. Newell is charmed with
this section of the state, especially st.
Johnsbury, and he spoke Of coming here
next summer to make quite stop. He
did considerable business here and in his
trips north. Wherever he goes he coins
money with little difficulty.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-04-16
Guards Annual BaIl.-The st. John.

Uuar0S Annual bdll.-Ihe st. JonnS-
bury Guards gave their annual ball in
the Stanley Opera Houselast week Thurs
day evening, attended by nearly 60
couples and crowded gallery. Thecon-
cert by Hodges orchestra and the cal
isthenic drill by the Guards from to 9
O'Clock were greatly enjoyed. The Guards
appeared first in regular military drill,
and then, discardine their military coats
and hats for black shirts and caps, went
through their calisthenics in splendid
manner. Led by Captain Bonette, with
muskets in hand, the boys went through
the movements of the drill in perfect
time to the piano accompaniment of Mrs.
Brock. The hall was finely decorated
with flags, Chinese lanterns, bunting and
stacks of arms. Dancing was enjoyed
until late hour. 1t was most success
full entertainment and ball.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-04-16
FRATERNITY MEETINGS.
KNIGHTS 0f pyfhias.

Regular convention of Apollo Lodge No. :
will be held Tuesday, April 13. The rank o
Knight famplified form) will be conferred.
w. w. HUSBAND, c. c.
HENRY w. ELLIS, X. r. S.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-04-16
VOL. LX--- NO. BIG


There will be special Easter services at
the Universalist church next Sunday
morning and evening. The sermons by
the pastor will be appropriate to the
Easter season. Following is the musical
programme:
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-04-16

Services Good Friday at 1890 a. m.
Sunday morning there will be appropri-
ate Easter services at the usual hour
with sermon by Mr.. Alling Evening
service at s O'Clock. Following is the
musical programme;
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-04-16
MORNING.

Anthem. Awake thou that slecpest, Holden
Double Quartette.
Solo, Forever with the Lord Gounod
Mrs. Locke.
Ohertory o Sing unto the Lord, Simper
Double Quartette.
Response A Holy Calm, Burnett
Quartette.
EVENING.
Anthem, Christ is Risen Simper
Double Quartette.
Gloria in fiat, Farmer
Double Quartette.
Anthem, Christ Our Passover, Schilling
Double Quartette.
Response, Insprer and Hearer, Williams
Quartette.
Duet, The Lord is my Shepherd. H. Smart
Mr.. Dean, Mrs. Locke
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-04-16
WEATHER RECORD.

At Binghnm's Drug Store. for the week
ending April Ii, 1897.
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o. V. HOOKER & SON,
NnnChiuisfs.

,,,r,,iping and Steam Engine Repairing.
WIS Board Mills. Jobbing a Speciality
Mill Street, st. Johnsbury.
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LYMAN S. HOOKER
Shoneits Machine Job Work. Light ma
>''nery and model work a speciality.
MILL ST, ST. JOHNSBURY, VT
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-05-15


Now that the PaV,tte-Sevcn Devils
railruad is completed and IN operation.
the WeiserSeven Devils rond ready for
the rolling stock. the b. y. Il O. an old
established and lucrative line. and the
Payette Valley Electric r. r. Go. AN AS
sured fact. the Boise Statesman catches
It's breath long enough to build an eN.
tenion Of the Burlington system from
sheridan, Wyoming. via. Boise 10 IN,
Pacific Ocean. We suppose that lin'
will strike Emmett too and the good
Lord only knows how many more ''slee
highways" will demand right-ol-wd,
and depot privclodFes from our public
spirited citizens before snow nns. Il
something is not done to check thi,
epidemic OF railroad building II southern
Idaho soon there will not be enough
land left here to raise a pruue tree. .
hill of popcorn or "A common sized Mis-
souri pumpkin. We are in favor o
railroads but we would like to See then
leave enoug. space between tracks l'
run bicS Gle on.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-05-15

CT. MARY's CHURCH. sunday services.
y Mathis and ~ inol n. sunday school o
rcnsonn aud sermon Daily soI vices utu-
oily az . and also on Wednesday and Friday
evenings ~ with address.
ASsos T CoLr.
In charge
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-05-15

WnAr rot It all is 10 talk about this
being government by the people.
when it is being demonstrated every day
that IL Is q government by Tom Reed.
The lower house Of congress is absolutely
idle, and kept SO by the autocratic power
Of the speaker ia refusing to appoint me-
ccssary committees The country needs
aud demands legislation. and four hun
dred paid Legislators are idle in subser-
vience to the will Of one man. The re-
medy for an ibis, which is - dangerous
tendency toward monarchy lies ~ direct
legislation. system that makes the
people themselves the lawmakers. The
action OF Tom Reed aud other autocrais
is doing much good toward fastening nm
ideal form Of government Boise senti-
mel
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-05-15

Two cmigrant outfits met and pas
sed one another ON Main street Tuesday
noon. ono headed towards the SsNng
sun. aud the others with iheir
faces turned towards the east.
The road is generally lined with profess
sional emigrants at this season. going
out and coming in. giving rise 20 Oh"
thought that il such people could but
change Identities or inclination that
many weary miles of hot dusty travel
could oe dispensed with and many peo-
pie who now live along the road could
stay long enough in one place To raise
a garden and and allow their stock To
+ fatten.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-05-15

WE notice bN some of the Cassia
county papers that "piamontlcld Jack"
the cowardly brute who Is now under
sentence ot death at Albion for the muir
der of two shecpmcn a year or more ago
is being hunixed by some of the women
of that town To sickeung degree Ii
seems that these tender hearted females
were constant In attendance at the trial
aad in spite OF the fact that the evidence
was most damning IN its directncsS and
that every word aud look of the accused
while in the court room bespoke the
deep dyed william, the iiend incarnate
these women allowed their svmpaihic,
To get So much the best of their Judge,
ment that they have convinced them
selves of the asSassin'S innocence and ar,
now engaged in picking the choices
spring ilowers-of which Bob lagersol
once said. They are the sweetest thing,
God ever made and forgot to put sou
3 into, TO make noSegays of for the muir
derer. We cannot help wondeun.
whether those same women ever foun,
tim" to Sympathize with the mothers o
sisters or Sweethearts of "Diamondfelds
viciims.or in will ever be wise to I'll
jury box with the fair sex to try
crAmnal docket
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-05-15

Coz. HAND is out in "a two column ar.
ticlc IN the last issue of the Caldwell
Tribune ia which he charges Jake Hon,
with having stolen some $1,000 from , a e
yon county during his incumbcncy MS as
SCISSOR and eN-ofIicio collector Jake
Went 10 the mountains a week or two
before Hands statement appeared and
will perhaps not have an orportunlt, Of
being heard in his own defense for some
time There are people who believe
that the Colonel's diligence in behalf of
the taxpayers of Canyon county in tins
particular instance. IS actuan'd 10 som,
extent by some sort OF political grudee
of the late campaign. while others will
perhaps be- ready and willing To believe
the story aud eternallv damn MIR. Horn
without trial This is human nature
when mixed with partisan politics The
lNDEN is not ia a position To- know the
true facts in the ease and cannot speak
intclligently Of either the guilt or the
innocence OF Mr. Horn. or the real mo-
tive which has prompted Mr.. Hand in
making these charges. II Horn is am
embczzler the people of Canyon county
should know 10 aud be- should be- made
to suffer for his POPULATIONS If ON the
other hand he Is innocent aud Mr. Hand
has beeu prompted in the matter b, "a
spirit of maliciouSncss or desire TO iu-
iure an Innocent man To- satisfy some
/ personal or political grudge. be- should
be- Stunned by an fair minded and hon
able men, knowing both men person
ally We are MOI prepared to believe eth-
er that Mr.. Horn would willingly rob
the people Of Canyon county or that
! Col. Hand would traduce the character
OF neighbor because Of personal sril~.
We will be- obliged to await further de-
velopmenis.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-05-15

Notice is hereby ciyDn tiat the following
named sc.,'er bias iiei notice OF ISIS iri u.ioa TO
Nuke in1i urorf iu support of els c'l.Ll cu1
that said qooOi N.n %, male before -iVFisier
auc Receiver O.. - Land otacn Is Boise Guy
Idaho. GA Jane 49, 1851. viz.
na.iei 49, Richards.
son and one Of Tie heirs II gia issa A. Richards
De- ce ised of .lmtit idaho. SD applicable. ln.
3i-s for the sw q nv q S lot sac . q lots g ?
sec 3 10 6urlw r. n. IDAHO.
Re 1a.naS the flowing witnesses 10 nroVe his
cou'inaous residence upon and cultivation q
s.iil lani. viz
Josephine White. Richard r. Mason. Susana
WnitcArad OF Boise Ada county inaho. frank
Ciask o. Emmett C1nvon county idaho
CHARLES IARl 70. Register.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-05-15

PAYErrE valley farmers should
watch the new creamery Project just
started by their neighbors over at Me-
ridian and If IL proves to be Il good thing
they should not rest until they get one
Of their own. The Meridian plant cost
only some ~. 800. most Of the stock be-
ing taken by the farmers themselves.
Emmett needs inst such an enterprise
and her people VIII NOT prosper 10 the
full extent until they do something 10
help bring on prosperity for themselves.
Keep an eye on Meridian aud the chances
are YOU will want TO initiate her within
4 Annr.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-05-15

THE Canonsburg Pa) Notes gets OFF
the following: There are more public
officials than one likes To think Of from
the senators down. or mp. who make 10 a
point to oppose what the people favor.
They deem IL an imprrunence for The
people to have an opinion on public
question and to express II bv petition.
No matter what Office they may rattle
around in mot flD they are people Of
small minds and swelled heads. "who
think there is nothing bigger than them
solves and the Tres
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-05-15

To William Otto. George Rrinnon. Doc Smith.
ani y. ointS. YOU are hereby notified 10 1Oil4
and pay charges on your hO res und take thea
away Nithiu ten llOl days irO the ialc OF Tins
notice. or they will be sold az pu1tc a iction 20
the highcst bidder for cash In ban 10 nay the
feed bin on same torether with cost Of INF. adj
veftiSnient and expenses OF sale. sale 20 De
held on Saturday the I'D. day OF MAY 1872 az
o clok y. m. az my corral near Emmett IN
Canyon county l,lAo. ". X. ADKINS.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-05-15

Rli.c tic lHahr. April ~ l.F
Noticc i.hUttn! given that M scnnn>en
o. Mash it,isa Go. i1ahn has fled rcfifc OF
intsati,a o. aiaa1 proof IN mis- ie>r.t-iiii.O Ciri
No tis1 ~. t'i, 50 d NV 3 s. lots 2 a go, %
u,l rri e. g. NJ. irann before M. Hosistcr .na
kccc,rr- n -. nal lince 90 Boise City iI0Ao
on tiuudaf. tlc "a .'gY 20 fay i,ad
iic rninss fhn following witnesses to nrosa
d au.Atiete irrigation ans, tvcainatlcu u sii.i
land
John y. freton. Edison Marsh. Frank VI, Mon
roe Robert ii. Fatiisou all OF Mash Boise
county Idaho. CNARfFs HiMROD. Register.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-05-15

II you siarvea servant you nav make
him steal.
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WANTED EVEf,AL FAITHFUL MEN OR
W women g. travel for resronfibi established
house IN Idaho. SALARY s75n, payable si5 week.
ly aud expenses. Position permanent. Refer
encc~. Enclose srlf-ad,iresfcd stamped ev
yclOpe. The Rational. Star Building. Chicago