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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09
PERSONAL.


Miss Ida Moyle. NJ tho district clerks
office, has returned from brighton.
Austin tNevD Rovclllo, Postmaster
steiner lH IN very poor health, md exc
poets Go leave soon fUr Salt Lake city
fur treatment.
chief Dcviuo Of the Salt Lake Ore do.
partmeut VIII leave Salt Lake for New
YORK on the 18Th 90 attend the annual
session Uf the National Firomrn'H assoc
citation, which c1nyouoH ON the 2lri al
Syracuse.
Shoshuno journal; Dr. Daily and
party, cXcurfluuiHtH from Salt Lake
city, returned from u trip tl the Shoe
Hhnno Falls Saturday They wUre dfly-
en- over hy Archie Bowler Boz one u
Pcrriuo'a coaches.
Helena Independent; The ogden boys
and tho Helena niur wore the guests ~
sam Goodman ut dinner last evening nc
The Helena, Saturday evening they
were treated Co re- DIP lu tho Hrund-
water plunge. and last evening they
took In Central Park
shoshonc journal; Prof ]. W. Fnrls
OF the Agricultural College OF Logan.
Utah, lg one of the Instructors 90 tho
teachcra institute now convened ut this
place. Many uf our citizens viii rUWnm.
Der Prof FIrls Na having dedicated thU
high school building ln this town 90 The
purposes Of education. he being me first
principal Mr. FuuH lH o. finished scholar
and "a gentleman of genital and modest
disposition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

non. David ii Cannon. Joseph ~. Tav.
Dor, James Phelps. Jacob p.lrJ Martha
Van Colt Mary Ann Taylor Elizabeth
Ho1gI1ud, Emily l01uiHul. Margaret
oakley Henry Horne. Joseph Horne.
NdUlII West. llHhIl THNIHr John
lytch. Elizabeth rurmIrr. John Tufu-
bow, s1phraniu E.'.u LuuuHHU Turuhsw
ana George j. Taylor Any member VI
The chureh who can furnish the n1mDa
ni ANY other pupils ur th.a Sunday
tho r1mo Go George ". pyuar. secretary.
SO. %, Templutuu buulIuN. Salt Lake
city.
Joseph W summsrhlya Thomas g..
urlErs, ioyl W Richards. John ".
Mills. Gcorsv j.. pyuHr committee On
Jubilee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09
THREE-F0URTHS ENLISTED.
Over Eight Hundred Mcn Now I'm
rolled IN the Thirty-Fourth.

Tho ranks OF the ThIriy-fourth rcgl-
mcnt were Hvcllod to 500 mon yesterday
by the arrlvni Yf soycnty-nvc recruits,
who came ir small parties from nearly
every State and Territory that o. fur
nishlng timber Tor the thundcrbolt that
f. being prepared against tho Flllpinos.
Lieutenant Ryan remained az the Dom
vcr recruiting station nll day, the first
IN two weeks that ho has spent In his
Office. llo Inns bcrn constantly on the
road between Denver ana the various
sub-atntiona that he has established IN
Colorado and Wyoming towns. Appli-
cnnH Htlll continue 90 drop into tho
and q Tow men nro cullHtei each dly.-s
Denver News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

J. q. Durab. WHO held ef1U0i nuft-
rlro fr 20 d0n on ihe fH.N't lio
objected tu the removal r. Co., goods
ana furthermore. he save GuIi.I TO
uufarstand that NJ he mad. any ut-
tempt 10 remove the furniture Doc would
have him arrested. nuEHu didn't stop
nt thnf. either. Tor be- hat01k himself
around re- corner and reused % police.
man. Tint dlrnitnry visited tho sc.us,
cnaus boiii. that he had 200 Jurisdiction
I'm the case and departed. Cuunfol Tor
tho betlicoae factions mot and vuiuly
tried TO compromise the matter. ln the
meantime Constable Goiiuua MAN Or iu
charge. n any ATTEMPT o. made 60 rH-
move the goods. Mr.. Dugln declares he
will have Golden arrested.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09
REDS RETAIN
WINNING CLOTHES
BROOKLYN Loses Still Another Game
to Cincinnati
SENATOR'S DEFEAT ORPHANS
-,..,. override tho colonies nean-
,s,sr. play u Iiard-iiituns Game
and win from cleveland

-s. average margin between Brook
%, srd Boston Is rapid,J NARROWING
...s untn now but two games ncpnr-
~. ibs leaders. judging from the way
d. vbieh BOSTON has struck a winning
-.r lately the result is pretty nearly
,.agare conclusion. Yesterday the
,rf..ios proved rather an easy mark
~. baltimore, while the Reds stlll have
,t.ir winning clothes on. consequently
r.,,tiyn took back seat. Al wnsh-
acton the Senators took the game from
IN. % phans In the seventh. PittsbuE
,-l Philadelphia tried conclusions and
.vas nip and tuck until the end OF the
came. when Victory pcrchod on the ban
r.- of the Phillics The Giants and
r5lonels required ten innings 20 decide
,.tisb was the better nine. New YORK
.gfsd Inc verdict The Bostoua won
b1ri hitting game from Cleveland.
PIT Tsbeau In prnctlclng his'now Cni-
Y+rria pitcher. Dunlln, un nrHt base.
h. h said to be an excellent fielder ana
heavy hitter
Davtor. Of the Louiavillcs. has picked
9rsr very weak work IN the beginning
III the season.
"rhick' gtahi usually does his best
tIttIne away from home. tie claims the
5un In iloaton's right field intorferca
With hiH cycsighL
Tats,u has II exactly right when he
plys that iirht stick work ls greatly re-
snanslhIe FOR the poor showing u the
So Louis team 0f late.
MrGrnw reached first base iji times
Do "a FumcH. In only one game ala he
nli 10 reach first RE not 90 bases on
BALLS and was hit i've times.
ClryIn the now chicago pitcher. had
Oh hriaf trial with the Philadelphia club
two years ago. but ut that time dld not
Hur.lr unlciontly developed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09
NORMANDY TROUBLES.
Like the Flow Of the Bubbllng Brook
They Continue TO Run.

There was trouble at the Normandy
yesterday afternoon. Tho owners u
the building. A. U. Huichlngs, secured
"a Judgment for $500 against Mrs. Baur-
gard, proprietor of tho Normandy, on
July 10Th, IN Justice pardoo'a court,
when the execution was lHHucd Il was
given 10 Constable u. y. Golden.
Golden levied ON the furniture and Loft
n man IN charge OF Il. Then another
man appeared on the scene. This was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09
PIONEER SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Board Anxious To Ascertain Who At
tended the First one.

The Dcscrct Sunday School Union
Board Is anxious TO secure the names
OF an who attended tho first sunday
school established IN the Rocky Noun
tulns by Elder Richard Ballantync, on
December OH. isi9. ny careful Inquiry
We have been alto 30 secure the follow
lng names, which constitute only a par-
tlnl list NJ those who Intended that
school, viz; President Angus N. Cam
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09
PRIVATE scnwIY DISCHARGED.

In response TO a telegram from Gov
crnor Wells tho war department nt
Washington has cahled General Otis or
dering tho discharge OF Private Fred
schwln, company n, Twonty-third in
flntry. schwin Is Utah boy who en-
listed IN the regular army shortly after
the outbreak ~ the war. HIS discharge
was ordered some few months ago, but
for some unaccountnhlo reason the pa
pers never reached him, ncceHsltatlug
the taking OF further action.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09
NEw FOREIGN COMpANY.
Denver Firm Enters the State TO do
Business.

DESTROYS Of doing business IN Utah
and OF establishing "a branch Of ita
general business In this city. The Milne
q smolter supply Company Of Denver
Colo. with a capitalization of $4,000
and shares az 500 each. nled the ncccs-
sary papers together with tho appoint
mcnt Of Warren q, Rogers AGENT, with
Secretary Hammond today The 'om-
pany Incorporated under tho laws of
Colorado April Goth. 1895 Tho objects
OF the company, as wny be judged By
its title. are tie manufacturing al
kinds Of machinery and mining sup
piles Eben Smith ~ president, and n.
4. Finke secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09
AT THE RESORTS.

The members Of the Twenty-nrst
ward enjoyed their outing nv sai ..uI
vestortlny, although no program WIS
arranged The event was merely q re-
union OF friends. and $40 people were
present to attest their pleasure on the
occagion. Not many INDUCED IN dip
In the surf. as the water was quite cold,
hut the performance % the dogs anu
monkeys amused ovcry body.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

We don't believe thoro win be 70 man
NJ saliulr Ladies' day Aug. iith. OF
course there may o..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

The Mormon sunday schools Of Big
Cottonwood had pleasant day at
Garfield yesterday The most amu.lnH
feature of the day was % game ot ban
played by boys o. the lake. The crowd
nufnborcd about 300 aud the success
N the DAY la credit 90 John Suthcr-
land and II. r. Stevenson. who had tho
excursion In charge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

and home run In tho nfih. retired IN
favor % Hickman. Aiiendnnce' l'-vo'
SCORE.
Boston 30. 90. 80. "s.s...''s.'ls
Cicvennd s..s ..s ss. ssssssss ~
Batteries-Bailey. Hickman and ier-
gen. Bates and Sugden.
Umplrcs Lynch and Connolly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

Got your bogt clothes on" Ladies'
day. saltair Aug. IAN. All ladies cnr-
Url free.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

Today snltair will rcsouni with song
and laughter. the event being Cnmbrlan
day. a most doliFhtful time n unuici-
pnlrd. ns me musical AMI literary
nroprnm has been prepared. The sing
ing III Madam swcnHon's ludicB' chorus
viii be one Of the chief features.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09


vheH
!, 1a'r lsng
and uspigi
I
OF
sSt Of h .n lHneut place "a only aug Of 10 .ps
ire1nF iund concerning h5,pl.y %
nrt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09
The White House Cook Book
TIE BEST COOK ROOK pRMTED
Il more fully represents the prog
rcsS and perfection Of the culinary
art than any previous work.

THE "vIITE HOUSE" was eomplkd
tY Hugo Zienan, steward Of the White
House under President Harrison, and Mn.
i. L. Gillette. Il contains over 100 Cook
Jog Rseiptl, btii1ss Recipes for toilet and
hou-shold. Special articles on buying
ptovisioEl, dinner giving, tahlc etiquette,
eaTviag sGj care Of MISUNDERSTANDING
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09


Cincinnati nj brooklyn.
chicago 81 Washington.
Cleveland at lloHton.
Louisville ut New York.
plttaburg az Philadelphia.
81. Louis NJ Baltimore.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
boston. Is. Cleveland. g.
brooklyn. g. Cincinnati 2.
baltimore. 3: ~. Louis. o.
Sew York, 3; Louisville. T.
Philadelphia. .: PittahurE. G.
Washington. 4; Chicago. I.
FT. LOUIS LOSES STILL ANOTHER.
baltimore. Aug. s.-Both the Haiti-
morn and 81. Louis pitchers were bat
t.l freely TODAY but the visitors errors
counted heavily against them, Miller
made hig first appearance with the
ierfectos and played rather a poor
same.
II. II, Il.
baltimore 60. zee '''''''.'''" y 2
E1ttories-Howcli ana Robinson;
sllho1 ana schrccongost
lWpires-bay and Hunt
SENATOR'S SPANK ORPHANS.
Warrington. Aug. S-MrFmlnni's
N....hurger with two men ON bases
Do the seventh inning won the game
Cor Washington today MrFarlaud'a
work was the feature OF q slow game,
Attendance. 1900.
SCORE.
Z.
hlngion ''''' 90, &c, ,,.,', 10
'Nl.Akn's zee 'fs sss see 'sssss
MISUNDERSTANDING and Duncan;
umplrcs-swartwood and Dwyer.
BROOKLYN GOES UNDER.
brooklyn. n v. Aug. S.-The Reds
sam "a safe lead by touching up Me-
same1 no lively fashion and STAYED IN
sooi rally By the Brooklyns at ths
t.n'- Kennedy relieved Mclames In
4' fourth and blankcd the visitors I'M
M lh" ninth, when they cliuOhel the
VICTORY, The work N Corcoran and
HlhIrn was the feature, despite the
h.1lA.yn short stops two errors. At
tendance, 300.
SCORE.
II. II. L.
II' li,alu ''' &c. e. &c. ".'' . 3
'.''NIlh Gee 'sss. go ss...sss
hattrrles-Tnylor and Petite; Nc
'im'H Kennedy and Farrell.
Nmplrus-Gnnney and Latham.
ruLLIEs BEAT PIRATES.
Philadelphia, Aug. S.-whcn the
.WlI.7 went TO bat In the eighth IN
'ls Lever showed signs NJ weaken
"N Thomas singled and pelehnnty
nl 10 FIRST on called balls Flick got
,aIe' balls and then Donovan placed
hl@'hill ON tho rubber Two more
on balls, two singles and a long
u Yea the score ana In the tenth the
''''''' Won ON three singles.
SCORE.
II. II. Il.
,''lelphla &C., 80. 80. ........ II 0
nlueries-Leever, Tanenhl and
4HNer' Donohue and Douglas.
mplfes-lGmslic and Mcdonald.
TEN-INN1NG GAME.
Sew York, AUG. S.-Loulsyire was
t.Nrd IN a ten-lnnlng game this Rf-
I.9'h. A base on balls 10 Warner,
iIWNtl by hits OF Carrick and Van
,ab.eh, gave the locals the game In
" tenth Attendance, $500.
SCORE.
II. II. Z.
I1gisr,G1rlk go 80 .. .,..,,.,, 3
''"o '''s' 's, .,s.. ..... 4 I
Hatterles-Carrlck and Warner:
'iHNng and thinner
mplIes-Mnnasrau and McGarr.
TWENTY HITS FOR BOSTON.
m9,alon, Aug. s.-noHton won a hard
tlH game from Cleveland today.
"-'sS' after being hit for four singles
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

IN roint ~ suf'1Hiin. 4 stands rrs.srfrsnt.
luHo lIruan ives Ht one time caterer Tor that
pTtuce kuplirIu who was KILLED vhls fighting
the hllps IN Africa. lie Eat afirrwaie ticwatd
Of the famous H1td grlsnditr in ratia later
Nfv York, q, q stu later Be gave 20 NE Hotel
lIHhelisI, Va th.csEu, cllsiat Tffith won the
applausr ui cTsn the foufmtts n totflfu iandn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

brooklyn. n v. Aug. S.-The Rods
laln safe lead by touching mp Me-
James in lively fashion and STAYED IN
gooi rally by the Brooklyns at the
s.nfg Kennedy relieved Mc1ames In
w fourth and blankod the visitors I'M
victory The work of CorCoran and
HlhIrn was the feature. despite the
l.slhyn short stops two errors. At
tendance. 2.iO0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

ll,'ndplphln, Aug. S-Whcn the
.llll'.7 went TO bat In the eighth in
,Ing LIgver showed signs VI weaken
Ns' Thomas singled and Delehnnty
.Nt 10 irst on called balls, Flick got
4l,n balls ana then Donovan placed
'hhH'hill on tho rubber. Two more
ON balls, two singles and a long
"a a'.l the score and In the tenth the
'N''Ii'i Won on three singles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

Washington, Aug. S-MrFarllnl's
u... hngger with two men ON bases
'H the seventh inning won the game
iIr Washington today. MrFarlaud'a
work was the feature OF q slow game,
Attendance. 1000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

baltimore. Aug. S.-B1th the Halti-
morn and 81. Louis pitchers worc bat
t'l freely today but the visitors crrona
counted heavily against them Miller
made his FIRST appearance with the
rerfectus and played rather poor
--L---
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

b s'W York, Aug. S.-Louisvllle was
t.,.'led In a ten-inning game this az
H9ph. A base on balls TO Warner.
iiii,,I,9Wtl by hits OF Carrick and Van
.,h. gave the locals the game In
QUO tenth. Attendance, $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-09

The Kings Carnival WIN be hold at
saltair ON wednesday, August 18TH
The features will be- a chlldfcna kerr
mess genuine colOrcd cnke-walk
marine driii and minuct and fancy
dancing by twenty young ladies' OF the
Retail clerks association. Two bands
VIII be there. and prizes viii be given
Tor characters.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-18
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Dipping tanks. whitney Company.
Tin aud copper work. whitney Com.
pany.
Closing out sale Of queensware and
lamps. whitney Company.
Eight-button suede gloves, every pair
guaranteed. at 81 u pair. Rosenwald
Bfos.
A full line o. furniture. granite, glass
aud qunensware. At 6ideon's, 205 south
Flrst street
Smoke the Albuquerque . cent cigar.
Nanutactuf : by n. WesteTfeld II Bro.
pa Gold \ =
Look Into dnWort's market on north
Third street. he has the nices. fresh
nests IN the city.
Refrigarators, largest assortment ever
brought 10 this market, 81 10 ESQ. Don.
ahoe Hardware Co.
Attend the special sale this week AZ
the Economist You who wish 10 save
money on dry goods.
g. A.. Grande, 300 north Broadway, fine
liquors aud cigars. fresh lime Tor sale.
Furnished rooms for rent.
Have you seen the new belt buckles
J1st received ut the Economist, In new
grey, rose gold, cut steel. etc.
The best place for good, Juicy steaks
and roasts aud all kinds OF meats, kept
IN a first class market, at Kleinworts'.
New belts, new girdlee. new belt
buckles, new chatelaine bags, new back
and side combs In plain and In rhine
stone trimmed. R0senwald Bros.
Never was there a. dne an assortment
Of carpets, msttinks and curtains shown
In this city before as IL now displayed at
May Il Faber's. 305 Railroad avenue.
We cali your attention to the new ad-
yertisement on fourth page OF this issue;
II will prove very interesting reading II
you are looking for some big bargains.
Golden Rule Dry Goods Company.
May q Faber respectfully invite the
public In general 10 inspect their new
stock Of carpets, linoleum, mattings, etc,
They meet the prices Of any OF their CON-
petit0rs and guarantee satisfaction.
Attend the special wash goods sale.
consisting Of welt piques. lawns. organ
dies. dim.ties and ginghsms az 3 cents
per yard. II you attend this sale you
will have something 10 talk about. II
will surprise you. Golden Rule Dry
Goods Co.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-18

GA Tuesday, Information was received
here from Eddy Of the killing Of j.. II.
Carpenter by ". q. Cas5 near Malaga,
about seventeen miles below Eddy, on
Monday. Carpenter went 10 Cass ana
told him he had pulled q ysarling be-
o iging TO CAss out OF the mud ia the
canal. Cass then began TO sbuse Car.
penteF about a land claim which had
been In dispute, Mira. Carpenters mother
having flied on IL. Carpenter told him
he was not responsible for II and started
b drive off, when Carpenter pulled n six
shooter and shot him In the side. Car
penteT Was thrown out Of his cart by the
horse whirling round aud Csss bred two
more shots At him but missed him Some
Hexicaus came along and assisted Car.
penteT TO o school house near by, where
he wrote q statement detailing the cir
cumstances, and after being taken home.
made a complete statement In the pres
ence Of witnesses. lie lived only five
or six hours after being shOt.-ROswelI
Register.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-18
The Repnbnonns Won.

The Airo-AmeucBn Congress at the
A. NJ. h. church last evening was we'll
attended. and very Interesting. The
speakers, on both the republican and
democratic sides, we're enthusiastic, and
Mingled a good deal Of humor with their
eloquence, which elected much applause
ana almost continuous laughter. The
al granting e. women the right OF
lffiBRe which WIS introduced 6nd sup
ported by c. G. Crockett, OF Kansas; Rev.
j. Z, Watson, OF Virginia, and J. ". Ball.
of Missouri, and vigorously opposed by
I. o Mason. OF California; $ n Phillips,
OF Missouri, and Rev. ". u. johnson, Of
rexGa, was passed by Il vote OF 20 yeas,
and 8 nays.
The bill will be reported TO the senate
which will convene rext Monday even
ing The vice president OF the United
states who will preside over the senate
and the senator's who will make speeches
tor aud against the bill, will be an-
nounced through the daily papers.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-18
Found IN. Hidden Treasure.

Two weeks ago. Jose Auslla, roputed
90 be the Richest nan In Lincoln county,
diet neal White OAK-. During his life
time II was often reported that he had
large sums OF money buried, aud seyeraI
Unsuccessful attempts were made to rot
him. Even when death came Analls
would not reveal to his family where bi,
money was hidden. He demanded that
hi8 body be wrapped In q sheet without
"A cOliD, and that he be buried bare.
footed. His wishes were followed. The
hiding place OF his money WAS not dis
covered until last week, when q grand.
sou Of Analla accidentally dug up a can
filled with $40 gold pieces. How much
more Of the eccentric old mans wealth IL
buried is not known, but nearly every
n In the vicinity has turned treasure
seeker aud Ia looking for buried wealth
in all likely and unlikely places.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-18

The most unique map We have seen
has just been sent out by the Santa Fe
company. One of these maps hangs in
ths local depot FOR the information of the
public. The background IL red and the
road is marked by strong black lines
The immensely OF the system ia set out
40 prominently that the dullest can com
%prehend. From Chicago 1t stretches out
to Denver, San Francisco. Los Angeles.
III Psso, Gusymss, st. Louis and Calves
ton. Wonderful. Ia the exclamation
when one thinks of the accomplishments
OF this giant system Of railroads.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-18

The United statea civil service com.
mission announces that it Is desired to
establish an eligible register for the
position OF cook snd dairyman, Indian
service, Department OF the Interior.
No educational test will be given, but
applicants viii ba graded upon their age,
experience. character Rs a workman. ana
physical qualifications
IL will nOt be necessary Tor applicants
to appear ut any place for examination.
From the eligibles resulting from this
announcement UeTti1cat.0n will be made
20 the position Of cook, POttawat0mie
SC 1ool. Kansas, at o salary Of fl2O per
auuum, aud dairyman, Cheyenne school.
Cheyenne aud A%rapnnoe agency. Okla
hlma, al a salary oil 500 per aunum.
This examination Is Opeu 10 ali citi-
zans OF the United States VINO comply
with the requirements. Al such citi-
z'ns are invited 10 apply; bus attention
Is invited 20 the Tact that Ia making cer-
ti0catiOn 10 al tue position mentioned
above. preferences will 0e given to those
elegibles who ara legal residents Of la.
dian service district No. 3 (ghich com-
prisNs Coljt0ruia-sOu.h OF the thirty
seventh (3Ith) parallel u latituie-Ari-
2 no. New Mexico, Oklahoma, Indian
Territory, Colorado, kaneas. Missouri,
Arkan-as, Louisiana, Texas Subject 60
this preferences applicants Will be- graded
aud certified without regard to any con
sidaraiiOn save the grade given them.
Al persons who desire 10 compete
should 81 once write TO the United States
Civil Service Commission, Washington.
b C.. for application blanks torn lOgjl.
which should he properly executed and
promptly for waTded TO the commission,
at Washington, ID. c.
Noapplication will be accepted for the
above. names positions unless died In
complete form prior to the hour " clos
ing business on May /, 1899, tn the
UIitet Sta.e3 Civil Service Commission,
Washington, ID, G.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-18
GIorlnnn NeM-

Comes from DR., d, b. Gsrgile, Of Wash.
ita, |. T. He writes: "f0ur bottles of
Electric Bitters have cured Mira. Brewer
OF scrOfula, which had caused her great
suffering for years. Terrible sores would
break out on her head and face, and the
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