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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-18
UNoRATEFuL TRAMP.
He Steals Well Filled Pocketbook while
Eating Good Dinner.

Mrs. Ulrika Dahl of 70 Thomas street
was made the victim of misplaced con
fidence yesterday afternoon. A young
Swede. who was afterward identified as
Olaf Nelson, 81 years old, evidently a
tramp, called at her house, about 2
o'clock, and asked for assistance.
Mrs. Dahl admitted him to the house
and gave him food. After the man had
taken his leave, she noticed that a
poeketbook containing $36 was missing.
She reported the matter to the police.
describing the contents of the purse as
two $40 bills, two IS bills and Sc in
change.
During the early evening a searching
party made UP of her friends started
out to locate the thief. He was found
drinking in a saloon on Spring street.
A delegation. including Mrs. Dahl. re-
manned outside the saloon to see the
man did not escape, while others went
to the Waldo street station and report
ed the matter.
They were told to find the officer on
the beat and have the man arrested.
They met Officer John O'Connor who
accompanied them to the saloon and
placed their man under arrest. AS the
officer came into the saloon the sus-
pect was seen to throw sometime,
on the floor. which one Of the partY
picked up. The articles proved to be
two $40 bills folded together.
At the station house the man gave
his name as Olaf Nelson. A search of
his clothes resulted in finding $40 70
which left a balance of 81. 80 mae.
counted for.
Nelson had purchased new raiment
and part of the missing money was
probably used for that purpose.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-18

Mr.. Walkers winter address for the
next three years will continue to be
Washington, D. c.. while Mr.. Thayer
can be found during that time at the
State Mutual building. Worcester.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-18
CRUISER DETROIT.
1t Has Been Placed in Dry Dock at
Charlestown Navy Yard

Boston. Oct. 17-The United States
cruiser Detroit, Commander James H.
Dayton, was placed in the dry dock at
the Charlestown navy yard today, and
she will have to stay in the dock for
fully q week. When she comes out it
is the intention of Commodore Howis-
on to place the monitor Amphitrite
there She will have to stay some time
as there is a vast amount of work to
be done on the monitor.
Great activity was noticeable on
board the gunboat Wilmington, Com
mander Chapman G. Todd, this fore
noon. A large force of men are getting
her in condition to sail from this port
some time tomorrow. The gunboat has
been ordered to Charleston, S. c.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-18

The London Spectator praised Thos.
f. Bayards poverty as a distinction
rare among American politicians"
and Andrew Carnegie took pains to re-
ply that there is no record of
honorable poverty among the promi-
nent politicians of any coun-
try comparable with that Of
the great republic" The reply was
both truthful and apt. The Spectators
taunt was especially injudicious after
the revelations Of promoter Hooley
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-18

1t is dull year when Chicago has
no exposition, public celebration or high
jinks of some sort on tap. That city
will get an advertisement out of
doomsday.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-18
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Nine Persons Killed in Railroad Accident
Near Ionr}on

London, Oct. IA terrible accident oc-
Cured this evening on the Great Central
railroad near Barnet, about II miles north
OF London An express train going at the
rate of mile minute came into collision
with a freight train that was switching
across the track at Barnet junction. The
express piled up complete wreck. Nine
dead and - seriously injured have been
recovered from the wreckage and there
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-18

The decision in the case of Col. Stod-
dard and his fellow fishermen in the
Rangeley matter, was a triumph alike
for Worcester and common, sense.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-18

If the Turk could be compelled to
not only get off Crete but also off the
earth, the angels in heaven would sing
overtime.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-18

The serenity Of certainty has lowered
over the junior branchlof the Hoar
family ever since those 1O6 votes were
recorded on the first ballot at Contin-
entail hall. But when the news Of a
certain democratic congressional nom
nation came yesterday a calm and holy
peace, passing all understanding, set
tied on Hammond street, between Bea-
con and Main. 1t is understood that
the preparation of Rockets for future
terms of the criminal court viii begin
at once.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-18
NEWFouNDLANn

At Goose brook a slope to the depth
OF 100 feet, running underneath the
track, had been dug out and a seam of
coal three feet thick had been located
Expert Parks and some engineers say
that the most encouraging indications
We're presented, and the supply of coal
increasing as operations proceeded
The engine driver, who replenished his
tender at Goose brook, says that the
coal was the best he had yet used and
spoke OF the screened coal as eoualIine.
the best North Sydney article for steam
purposes. From Howley encouraging
reports were also conveyed, so tons Of
coal being daily mined there. This au
ours well for the colony.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-18

The young king of Spain to the sui
tan of Turkey: Shake, royal cousin
Pm in the getting out business myself"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-18

No case of suicide was discovered in
Worcester yesterday and the coroner
had a day off.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-18

Maybe Mr.. Walker will now conclude
not to fool away any time in New
Hampshire
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-18
REMARKARIE- Rrsc,11n

:, Mrs Michael Curtain, Piainfeld, Ill,
makes the statement. that she caugh,
cold, which settled on her lungs: she was
treated for a month by her family ply
stefan, but grew worse. He told her she
WAS Was HOPELESS victim Of consumption and
d INA Inc. no medicine could cure her. Her
druggist suggested DR. Kings New Dis
S Soye,Fy for for Consumption; She bought
benefited from first dose. She continued
us use and after taking six bottles, found
hIerselt sound and WE'LL now does her own
n NO rS,sa Ia; and is as well she ever
covery at Bush & Co.'S drug store. / ,arge
bottles 50 cents and Sl.O0.
Or. Bulls Cough syrup. that MARI
y fta5,,iei medicine i;i for throat and lung
painful breathing and dangerously sound
ing cough, indicative Of contested lungs.
NO other remedy is its equal.
"A o III % RrA
B. Bears tho ~ The Kind You Hava Always Bought
S's1 at lM>z1zggIZS(
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-18

Mr.. Thayer is altogether too good
man to spare. We will keep him right
here at home.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-18
A RICH PRIZE.
Duchess of Sutherland Loses Her satchel
Containing Jewels

Paris, Oct. 1.-THE dowager duchess of
Sutherland, wife of the lord president Of
the council of British ministers. while on
don, lost satchel containing jewelry
worth $4,000. Her grace left the train at
Amiens and returned here to report her
loss to the police. Tt is believed that the
satchel was stolen, but there is no clue to
the thief 1t is supposed that the satchel
was taken when the duchess left her com
partment in the train for a moment to
speak with friends at the railway station
here after having deposited it near her
seat in the compartment.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-18

The accommodating evidence of hos
tility between the Cuban civil govern
ment" and the insurgent army, gives
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-18

And the democratic donkey overlook
MIR. Thayer.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-18

which are being made by d. n. Dick
inson, '01, and George A. Southgate. '02
will leave the institute at 6 80 a. m. and
tramp the entire distance and retLrn.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-18

laps to the mile. It is the largest in the
maritime provinces
A remarkable instance of prolonged
activity in public life is shown in the
person Of The zion. David Warll, Cam
adam senator residing in Fredericton.
Although in his 95th year. ne is still
carrying out the duties of his office
with vigor and intellect hardly, il at
all, impaired.
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
D. A. McRae of Charlottetown, who
graduated with high honors in classics
and gold medallist from Dalhousie Uni
versity last spring, has been awarded
a scholarship of $500 from Cornell Uni
versity, where he is now studying.
S. H. Jones made his first shipment
of geese for the season last week from
Summerside to Boston. There were 1850
in the lot. He shipped 1900 lambs also
last week.
The potato crop in the vicinity Of
Georgetown is reported only half q
crop. Wheat, oats and potatoes are
reported a poor crop in the eastern
part of the island and the results dis
couraging to the farmers.
J. Farrar Stewart of West Cape died
on Tuesday, at the Victoria Hospital
Montreal. He leaves one son, who has
been attending school in Alberton. The
deceased was a brother of d. H. Stew
art, Mrs. Crew j. G. Cameron, Mrs.
Daniel Davies, Mrs. May and Miss
Rosa Stewart of Charlottetown, Mrs.
Poole, who resides in the United States,
and the late r. B. Stewart Of Strath-
gartney.
* GENERAL DOMINION NOTES.
The new Canadian Pacific hotel, the
Place Viger pronounced Plesse We
Jay), erected on Craig street, Montreal,
is now open to the public. 1t is I'M
doubleday one of the most complete
hostelries in the country. The building
has six stories and is 300 feet long and
so feet deep, with a 64 by 6S wing at
either end. 1t is of the same style as
the Chateau Frontenac Quebec. name
ly, of the early French renaissance.
Bad weather has greatly retarded
threshing operations in Manitoba. One
report says that one-fourth Of the
wheat crep has been ruined.
Considerable Manitoba flour has been
sold in Montreal this week on London
and Glasgow account
Canadian shipments of apples to the
old country are thus far much larger
than those of last season to this date,
Apple shipments from Montreal dur
ing the past week have been heavy
totalling up to 61,046 barrels, against
2S,S35 barrels in the corresponding
week last season.
The heaviest shipment of bacon that
has ever left the port of Toronto was
sent out by the Davies company Sat-
urday afternoon. The consignment
consisted of 100000 pounds, valued at
$4,000, and was sent to the firm s
agents at Southampton for distribution
The shipments of bacon for the year
so far are unusually heavy.
The cranberry crop on Sable Island is
this year the largest on record. The
steamer Newteld took down so empty
barrels and those will be REQUIRED to
pack the crop.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-18

"Willison's wife is such a womanly
woman!' said the cosby boarder
poor Willisonn' said Savage Bach
elor, and relapsed into his usual grim
silence. Cincinnati Enquirer
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-18

Edmund, don't let me forget to re-
mind you tomorrow to purchase some
sewing silk to match this ribbon" she
remarked, secretly wondering how I'M
married men ever manage to remember
anything. Detroit Journal
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-18

THE sPYSHoULD HAVE THE EYE OF ARGUS: He
is HONORABLE IF ne DO But LOOK TO The VEL
FARE OF THE COMMONWEALTH"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-18
HER OWN LIFE.
A Woman at Readsboro VT, Commits
Suicide by Shooting.

Readsboro, VT. oct 17.--Mrs. George
Dix, wife Of well-to-do farmer of Whit
ingham, committed suicide by shooting,
this morning. She first slung a double-
barrelled shotgun across a bed and dis
charged it by pulling the trigger with
cord, after which she sat down beside the
brains out. Mrs. Dix had been very des-
pendent because of her husbands illness.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-18

TuEspAY. ocroRnR IS. ISIS.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-18
Barnard
Sumner &
pufnamGa

EstaDllshed ls4e. incorporated 1899.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-06
YOUNG MEMS OTERCOAIS.

Just a hint % these two-ono Is
a nna Blue Kouey, other IL a
finc Black Keuey, made proper
lengths. velvet collar. line Innings.
prices arc $500 and sisO0.
other Oyofc0ats as low as $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-06
Reunion Of Australian Missions.

On Friday evening at 1850 Elders
rom Australia. New Zealand and
tasmania ANA their families and
ilenha WIN assemble In tho fourteenth
ssti assembly hail. west First South
Emlgrated Saints, returned Elders
and families OF Elders now In the
lnpNe colonies are invited. The fol-
owing program win be presented, az
~ opening exercises.
''efelary's and treasurer's reports
o.. '..,, ..Eldcr lIober =. cutler
n ,..' Members " Ladies' dlee club
report, New Zealand ..........,..,
:, zee" President y. y. Richards
ntoefaton ,,,,..Prof w. NJ. Mcclellan
i'pori' New South Wales.
INSTRUMENTATION A. smith Jr.
song thumorous) ...........Wm Wliils
bnepart. Victoria. Elder Horace Barton
noan ,a'len ,.'.,.,',.Miss June kfetala
''Pp'ti tasmania, ...... .... 49,,
-, 80 ...hy Recently Returned elder
nuet,, Messrs, Hondry and Keison
i'eport Queensland .............
.,.,.s'.s.., Elder VIM. Armstrong
=, Eugene NJ. Cannon ana Company
"ntket Scene IN Tahiti, nv. .Elesr
Followed by Conversations.
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IRON HE LAND OF GOLD.


A party OF thirteen Jolly pllgrlma
from the much mooted land OF gold.
Kl1ndike. arrived In Salt Lake ON a
special Pullman over the Short Line
yesterday On route FOR their hamca
Ia the East They spent the day In
viewing the clty'a chief points of in
tcrcat They were unanimous IN the
conclusion that Salt Lake was the
most beautiful city west OF the Mis-
WhslppL The personnel OF the PARTY
u }. u. Hundock. brooklyn. N. y. Dr.
". 7. Thurber and Dr. Fisher, Proyl-
denee, v, l.. William NJ. Leonard, 4.
" Eighnhrlrht and David Macmillan,
charleston, :. &. 1.-THE last three gem
urinen are known among their aHsoel.
t's a. the Shamrock. Thistle and
n,heh robert Weir oN-Hherir OF
1,l,hWood Springs. Colorado. George
hais'enH. Moline. ILL.,. DIR. g. u. InEle.
noHlon, Mass; John II. Short. Della
ware; l.. y. Beebc. Juneau. Alaska,
u J. stanley. Moline. H.; n. y. and
~ u. uodchnrles, Watsontown. Pa.
IN the party are several business
hhl professional men who will return
!" hondike after visiting their families
unu friends In the East. They have
MI been In the Klondikc from two TO
- years ana any that while very much
ut IN published about the fabulous
n.n,h OF that region In exaggerated.
n'ueh OF u IN true and that IL IL
sou place for hustllng. wideawnke
,n 20 10 To. though all others should
~ away, They declined 10 say how
,luyh gold they brought out with
snen but exhibited some splendid spe-
neha OF the yellow metal. They
~ ~ p through car 10 Chicago where
'ne party viii break up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-06

meet an Institution In that locality
with the sewer Last night the hole
In the street was icft Ia a dangerous
state for the unlucky .eamster who
should pass that way. There was no
light. and no sign by which 10 give
warning of tho danger. a board was
stuck up al one end Of the trench, IL
j. true. but Tor all the good ID was when
darkness came On. u might as well
have been stood against a telegraph
pole on the next Ntrett. parl " the
opening was coveted with loose boards
At least one driver who knew not Of
the pcrllous trap tnl too late. went
into u, hut fortunately escaped With
out serious Injury. II a. not 10 be
credited to the neglectful workman.
however, that the city is not In way
20 be mulctcd In damages for some
severe mlshnp. a. u was by good luck
rather than by good management that
matters were not worse when day
light came this morning Tho response.
bic parties should see 20 " that this
criminal negligence which endanrera
life and limb should be ummhrily
checked.
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VENTS IN THE WEST.
POLICE STATIONS ALONG UPPER YUKON
..,.,a . Candidate for sepaior-iieasy
sheep Movement Eas,ward-fe"
Dead While at Cards.

onaha stockman. oct. 4; Keogh Bros.
had cars Of cattle here from Sai'
lake City. -
.,ss, fsht at Cripple Creek Tues
40 resuiird In the dtath Wcdnasiay
~ GEORGE ~ Harris o. c0ntusion 81 the
,in Harris a. struck by FRANK
Inner with a piece 81 scanshnE'
r.sa pet,lsreS, 10 years OF age. hiu
- isss cut on above the knee az
grani Junction, Colo, Wen. sly
afternoon. while riding on the lroh' ~
a switch engine. HIS recovery
doubtful.
c. cleveland Of Nevada, who
In ean Francisco, ANNOUNCES hlnsih
80 4, succeed WIN. NJ. stewart. he
", NJ Il an actual resident OF the
-. md viii make hard nght 70 Sc
80 the Mace 10 which he aspires.
t.,t,.d States Depot QuartCrmastcr
Nsi,r Long and Captain Howard, IN
ss-.isr 81 transports. have gone over
~ ate,mer senator and pronounced
~ condition 81 ne vessel r1ilsfactpry
fgr a fsufn voyage % the philippines.
The vessel will be ready TO sail In ten
days.
CIV uudd Of California has decided
-,,st Me- carislia nyikln must ~ 90
DsiaNaro 30 stand triai for the murder
VI Mrs. John y. Dunning and Mrs'
Joshua Dennc. lie will honor me re-
quiliion OF the governor o. Delaware
Tor .he delivery u Mrs Botkln 20 De-
teciive Movey. the agen. OF the s'aie
of Delaware.
The vote in the joint session o; the
OREGON ieriaitiure for United States
rsnss1r wednesday resulted AZ fol-
l0wa. Corbgt. 30; George. 10; WI.
ilana. 6, Eakln. y, J. n. Waldo tsllvcr
Rspubllcan). %. bennett. ?, Hewitt,
4; G. =. Curtsa. 1. Necessary 10 cleca
40. There was practically no change
IN ahc vote from Tuesday, except ihat
The PapulsFis and Democrats changed
from Bennett % waldo.
The Canadian police are completing
Ohe Establishment 0f a chain of police
Htats1ns along she Upper Yukon from
Iawfpn 20 Lake Hennc,t. The asas
tiors are about thirty miles apart.
Five men have been detailed FOR each
post. Each station has supplies Tor
two years and numerous dogs. The
soldiers are to carry dispitchCf and
facilitate the forwarding 81 mails and
are Instructed 60 ASSIST all travellers.
81 o come uul over she bee.
The m5vemon; of sheep eastward
has betn slmc;hing remarkable this
year ~ v stated tha upward OF
100000 had have been delivered 20
rail points In Nevada FOR shipment
ear Prices have averaged sass 20 81
por had IN gha range. An enormous
clip ~ wool viii be- marketed. Lake
county. IN HpC.heaftsrn oregon. hti
5000 head = sheep on che rUad 90
Reno afu other rail points In Nevada
aHH H.IU ~. II. -.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-06
AFTER AN ALLEGED MURDERER
Officers Securing the IVES, for r. ". Beelet
or R. c, Becker.


Two weeks ago. Oeso uoci.c. a sheep
man. suddenly disappeared from his
ranch. a Few miles out Of Denver
since then nothing has bsen hsari %
him, bu. the work " tho Denver police
department has rosul.td In the auH-
plclon that the man was fouliy doalt
with and gh1s one H. n. Bealcr IL re-
spon slble Tor his de1sh.
Acting on The suspicion. the Denver
authorities have bean tracing Deeler
for some qime pa, and officers % The
surrounding county have been ny..ncl
to be on che iJokou, for him. a few
days ago Chltf Pratt resolved notice
ghit Beaicr had come 90 80 ghla city.
aud thhs Jack Etwarlt, wealthy
aheCpmln Of Rock SPRINGS. Wy1., but
chen In Sah Lake. know him ana cluld
render Assistance leading 60 his AFRO g.
THIS Information came from shcun
Mechanics nf swsc.Wat,r county,
wyo. Later similar Nori came from
chief Farley OF Denver. and she SAL
Lake department. ~. uEh, O. work on
the case whh the rgauf. shat Chltf
praH was enabled 10 wire back that
Edwards had been seen With iisciar
and ghit rhs department would % all
% rnuli 20 intrf'Nnt NM
Detective Gillespie was later ~.
pasched % she knueior1 hotel Oh h'e
Edwards, az which time h. learned
mas Bccier had lrfi the ci;y Cor one ~
Edwardta rancih'a. TIE Aitnr was
quNe anxious 60 know whnt gillespie
wanted OF nngier. but his curiosity Wa
nos "a tiancd. although he learned from
"a Kun.sford clerk the next mlruins
that Gillespie was a detective. tn q
% Il said. put Edwards on hls guard
and he INN dlatoly Informed nsrlor
who. lt appears, had not ltf. che clty,
that the 0ffcers were after him.
Early yesterday morning Deceive
saunders OF the Denver doptr.ms nl
arrived In lhc city. osisusibly Tor ths
purpose ~ finding hAilman. a sh9r'
Ough r1ur ~ tho city IN company Win
Detective Sheets. revealed the ;act .htl
ficeicr had nuwu, and this being N,
ease, the Denver officer lot for HON,
iaocr In che evening.
SAN FRANCISCO NOTIFIED.
That thcrc Il some mirnke In IN,
name q she man sought Tor. O. evident
/ from fhs following dtspr,ch received
from san Francisco ooday;
San Fianclsc1. oct. 6.-chlof OF -.
nce isces VI San Francisco has bucn re-
quCs.ed by The Denver police 60 arrcs
u. Q. Becker. supposed 10 be hiding II
this city. Becker Il charged win en-
murder of OTTO Goctte. sheep hrrdfi
wac disappeared from his ranch q
miles from Denver fwu weeks ago
II II supposed chat ghc murder wal
committed Tor the purpose % robbery
aa his sheep were sold FOR ii.e0o hy II
man supposed 90 be Becker, O,hrrwls,
known az Newly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-06

The Prince OF Wales IL the third
member of the royal family who has
received an injury 90 the knee, The
queen slipped about fifteen years ago
and hurt her knee--an occurrence
which has caused her 90 refrain from
unnecessary walking exercise ever
since. The late Duke OF Albany also
fell and injured his knee, an accident
which greatly tried his delicate
health.-Ex.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-06
BAN FRANcisco NOTIFIED.


Each soldiers uniform. with cape
ovcrcoat, requires eleven aud une-
fourth square yards of cloth. Hence
the cloth for tho $1,000 men would
cover 90 acres. or little over a square
mile, AZ tiNG5 u suit "a would cost
s5,itd.oio. or enough 10 build the finest
kind OF battloHhip.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-06
Makes People Well.

The one true spseihe Tor diseases arisluf
from adehllltaisdneT,o Gus system isPainsi
relefy compound. so generally prescribed
by physicians Il Is probably the most 10
maFkshls rswedY hath scientific rsssArei
OF THIS country has produced lfoL Rdwafd
Y Phelps. NJ, D.. L. !. ~, Of Dartmouth
college hrsi prescribed what l. now known
the verdi over a. rsine's celery compound
a positive cure for dyfpepsla, hlliou,nsss
liver eeniplalui neufAisla. thrumatisin. al
nervous diseases and kidney trouble,
painr's celery compound has succeeded
sgsln aud again ~hsle everything siss hs,
iallss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-06

In the way Of Suit Tor fan, come
In. you'll see the advantage ~
picking 4, out OF a nnt-ato cloth
ing stock. where the dealing Il such
that you can't lose money. and the
clothes and prices are such that
you're sure 10 make money.