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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-10
Fog Butts In.

New York. June 9.-Fog today again
prevented a race between the three rivals
for selection as cup defender. The start
was set for il q. m. but az that hour
thick fog overhung Sandy Hook, where
they lay II was clear within the Hook
when, at =. M TIE Constitution left
the starting line. Tho Reliance and Co
lumbla followed half an hour later, all
three yachts IN tow Carrying only main
sails and club t0psails In l2-knot wind
they sailed TOO fast Tor their tugs 10 Keep
ahead OF them and mad to ease of their
sheets 10 keep their towllnes taut
The Reliance ANA Columbia were two
miles from the starting llue when the
fog shut down and they returned 10 the
Hook, followed later hYkhe Constitution
The log then liflsd in the lower bay but
was sun thick over the race course, The
yachts VIII race tomorrow, weather per-
hitting.
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Eppinger & Co.'S Creditors.

San Francisco, June 9,-The commit
tee appointed by the creditors Of EppIn-
ger & CO., the grain dealers. to inves-
torncys were chosen TO institute in
solvency proceedings IN the United
states courts Representatives Of Ep-
plnger g. Co. consented TO the plan and
admitted their insolvency. This action
was prompted by the fact that three
Of the banks concerned nave already
obtained wrlts OF repleyin for the grain
stored az Port Costa, and are now in
virtual possession. Others involved
took exception TO this and It was
greed that the interests Of all the
creditors could be best protected by
regular insolvency proceedings.
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PROPOSED FOOTBALL GAME.
U. OF U. Team May Play Denver Uni
versity Eleven Here.

The Denver university football team
viii play the University Of Utah team In
this city on Oct 81. All preliminary ar
rangements have been made for the meet
jng OF the teams and a contract has been
signed by Director Harvey Holmes, on
behalf of the local team, aud forwarded
10 Denver calling for two games, one
here this fan and the other In Denver
a year later The contract will be signed
by representatives Of the Denver team
and returned here.
Negotiations are also on with the Agri-
cultural college for two games this sea-
son with the University team. These
are the two strongest schools In the state
end II Is thought that they should meet
twice each season on the gridiron.
Should such arrangements be made, one
Of the games will be played here and one
at Logan
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-10
BIKE RIDEKs SCHEME.
Talking OF Organizing Insurance
Company for speeders.

A scheme 10 organize an accident lnsur-
ance company for the benefit OF the riders
on the saucer track, has been advanced
by Orlando Stevens, one OF the crack
riders. and II certainly should meet with
the riders two-per cent of their winnings
ana get the management Of the track TO
give one per cent OF the gate receipts
aud thus create fund for the benefit
OF those who arejnjured while riding on
the track There have never been any
very serious accidents as yet, but one Is
liable 10 happen al any time. In case
Of injury rider could draw on the fund
untll he Is able 10 ride amin
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Gus Lawson Won.

Worcester. Mass, June AIN the OPEN
Ing meeting Of the paced circuit Gus Law
son of salt Lake won from Harry y.
Caldwell of Manchester. n. H., und VIA
Stnson of Cambridge tonight The
schedule was for q al-mle idce but they
refused % 20 on the tract, together add
iiNc-mile heats were raced, Lawson beat
Stlpson in t'jl Caldwcls motor went
wrong In the Hnui and be was beaten by
a lap and a half by Lawson in i.29ls
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Pacific Coast League.
STANDING or TEAMS.

Los Angeles, Cal. June a-The Scraphs
celebrated their return home after six
weeks absence by putting up the weird.
est exhibition Of BAH playing ever seen on
the local grounds. The error column
might easily be- mistaken for the put-1ut
column Every man on the team with
the exception of Dummy Hoy. was AN
offender Lindsay pitched good ball 8t ail
times. Several times In the early part OF
the game the locals had men on bases
and nobody out but were unable 20 con.
meet with the ball IN one inning three
men were ON bases and nobody OUT and
Sun there was nothing doing Attendance
DO SpOres
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DAyEY QUITS TEAM.
Gets Home Sick aud Leaves the
Maroon Team.

Jack Davey, the middlcnelder for the
Maroons did not show up FOR practise
yesterday afternoon ana when inquiry
was mado the fact was discovered that
Davey mad been seized with an attack
Of home sickness AMI had decided TO 20
back 10 Ponca Neb II is understoo. q
that he has q job awaiting him ON one OF
the teams there
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TO PLAY ar OGDEN.
Maro0ns and HOLSTERS viii Cross
Bats Again.

The Maroons and HOLSTERS are having
afternoon They will also play there to-
morrow. Manager Christie stated that
Fetters would pitch for the Maroons to-
day and Nephl Thomas would be In the
box In tomorrow's game. The next games
herew III be on Saturday and Sunday.
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Corbett az Qnarters.

Oakland Cal, June james ] Cor
bett arrived here today aud 40 once pro-
ceeded 10 the cottage 40 cr0rs garden
which Is 20 be- his training Quarters. lie
will begin active training on Saturday
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WITH The LEaGUERs.
How the Race for the remnants
Goes On.
American League.
STANDING or TEAMS.

New York. June Son a field rosem-
bling n brick yard the locals took the
last Of the series from 81. Louis. Score.
Il. H. L;
New YORK '''.''''.''"'.'"'''
81 LOUIS .+s.sfs.s....,.sss.+-..s 4
Batteries Chesbro and OConnor; Dono-
hue ana kahoo.
Boston, June 9--Detroit broke Boston's
long series Of runs by batting out to-
days game, Score
boston s.s'ss'.s.sss-'-'s.ss'ss, I
Detroit s.s..,.s.s.t..- ,...,ss.ss. u D
Batterles-Young. Winter and Smith,
Mullln & Mcclure.
Philadelphia. June g-Waddell pitched
fine ball today and was faultiessly sup
ported. a combination which Chicago
could not overcome Score;
NncaAu .sfssssssss' .'ss..ssss..
Philadelphia ,ssst.s-,...sr4f... ~ 1
Batteries-Owen and ySiatterlyl McFar
land and Wadleigh and schyeck.
n. II. f.
Washington. June 9-Cleveiand gave
Wilson severe drubbing today AMI
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added another gamo TO WsBhlngton's
column OF losses. Scores
Washington .."'..,,.,''''.'s"' ID
Cleveland .st.ssssfssssHss.ssss ~
Battcries-Wilson and Clark Wright
and Abbott.
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Omaha. June 9--The locals lost todays
game largely through Companions Wild
moss, Score
i|tll.'I sfsttss'ssss s'stssssss" ~
PulaIt ttt .,s,sttssts,ttst.sstss
batteries and Latlmeri Compan-
ion and GondIng
Des Molnes. June 9.-Des Molues lost
Shc last OF the series with Colorado
Springs Score
r, II. H.
- NtNiHNH stfsstssfstsstssfst
NclofalO springs ......"."
haimries-MadiGan and Foil, Jones
and Dorun,
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Portland, June 9-Heavy stick work by
both teams and a dramatic finish we've
the features Of tOday's game between
Portland ana Seattle In the ninth. when
Portland needed but one run 10 tie the
score ana had it IN sight. three men
hcw out and ended the struggle. Attend
anCe go Score!
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SIR THOMAS uPTONs RECORD BREAKING CUP HUNTING FLEET
CRUISER

mvep
nNNd by their own sails and their only and
o vsaa Tho
l. INC the
n va to Nev
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2H0 D m McCloskey will file a protest
with Lucas. Umpire Cogan says llelenu's
action was legal
Butte June P-Butte won today's game
from Los Angeles by timely hitting In
the third and hfth innings Roach and
Thomas each had nine hits to thor
credit and each struck out three men.
Attendance, sou Score
r. H. H..
bul(e s'fs'sss''ss'Fft sfs'f''
Los Angeles .r,..ss.,s.,t..t
Ballerles-Roach and smith, Thomas
ana Hildebrand.
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81 Louis. June 1.-THE New f0rks gave
n batting matinee here today pounding
out sixteen hits. Score;
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Seattle. Wash. June Seattle won q
slow and listess game today, making two
runs IN the eighth 90 "a couple of hunts
and q hit kostll was taken out OF the
box al the end OF the seventh aud EngIe
got bumped iOr the two runs In The only
inning he pitched Hughes was wild, but
the visitors could not hit with men on
bases. Score:
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HUMANITY OUTRAGED.

The United States neye
these n o
~ NE OSLi naposonou PILE Cure the market 1000 druggists
Pr J. GNFFN;-n any
medicine Piles
l. GRFFIN-A personal acoantanee Win Grgg so,t ia
inc o az who
most
eepuH There ~ indeed extensive ddd
O.
edyth onebo
UP+TODATE Druggists sell E-r1sa,
Smith Drug N On So C. NJ DrugD
= j. Hll DRUG End s. < C. $50 Main
baor
Drug Desere GodbePs and Main
Buldlng johnsuprat Drug Co. "a Main
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~ a.
Chicago, June 0.-Three singles, with
gift, a steal and Boston's one error gave
the locals three runs and the game in the
third, Score.
NnNHRO .tstsssss''tss''s''s'''st
Boston Observation-Disclosures, /
Battories-Taylor ana King; Willis and
Moran
Pittsburg Pa. June 0--plttgburg's rec
ord OF 90 innings without allowing their
opponents d run WAS broken today by
Thomas scoring from third on Titus
long ny 70 left field. Score.
r. IT, T..
llllspuIg .'.ss"ss''tt.'''tt''.' u
Batteries Wilhelm and Phelps, Dug
glcby and Roth
northumberland game postponed;
rain
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Spokane, June 9-The wlldncss Of
Burns for Spokane, coupled with timely
hits by the Tigers, gave The game 90 Ia
coma this afternoon. The fielding OF
both sides was loose Score
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. - g,'.erWw1g gIYYgTEfE

Batteries--J. O'Nelll, Sanders and N,
o'Nclll; Miller. Mathewson and Bower
man.
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Oakland. Cal. June e.-The Senator'S
easily defeated the home team today.
Oakland's failure TO connect with Brown =
curves and their poor base running lost
them the game. Score.
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Boston, June 9.--Detroit broke Boston's
long series Of runs by batting out to-
days game Scorp,
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Western League.

NahiaIu .tsssstsss+s t.Fsssststst
Batteries Brown and Graham Herr
and Lehman.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-28
GONE ON A TOUR
Tive Hundred immigration Represent
atives Are travelling in Arkanss

Two Hundred immigration Represent.
atives Are travelling in Arksnss.
81 louis June e7-Two hundred
reprceoriatives of the passenger md Inn
migration department of the Missouri
Pacific railway lcrt here Tor o. tour over
the Gould times in Arkansas The mem
bcrs of the party are travelling a. the
guests of the Little Rock board ~ trade.
The tour viii include trip from New
port 90 Mount olive. Ark, the present
terminus of the Could line now build
ing from Webb city Kan. 90 Memphis
Before their departure the visitors were
given "a most enjoyable banquet at th.
Southern hotel
The meeting was for The purpose Of
discussing ways and means of exploit
mr the resources and advantages OF
the vast and fertile farming sections
IN the southwest reached by the lines
OF the Gould system 4 permanent or
ganisltion. to induce immigration 90
this section. and 90 advance i1s settle
mcnt was effected The delegates to
tho convention embraced passenger ans
immigration agents from au of the
states lu the southwest.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-28
MAD MOLLAH VICTOR
lie Is Reported to Have Captured
Five British Posts.
OFFICERS ARE SLAIN.
Al Last Accounts the Willy Abyssin-
ian Was Threatening the Forces
Of King Edward and Keep
Ing Them Uneasy.

Paris. June IA dispatch from JIb-
util. Abyssinis. Fays Mad MoIlah des-
troycd nvs British posts between
Burao and Bohotls. IN somailland.
Thirty-nine British officers out Of for
ty-two white men were killed Ia en-.
gagements Two thousand native SOL
diers were made prisoners
A dispatch from Alden ten days ago
stated the British lines Of eonmunica-
ton between Berberba and Bohotle
we're then threatened by the rebellious
Mollah and his forces. Reinforce
ments comprising three companies Of
the Hampshire regiment and 300 ma
tive soldiers were ordered TO proceed
from Alden TO Somaliland June 20.
About 1900 native Abyssinians have
been cooperating with the British
forces In their efforts 10 check the
Mollah
Campaign Brigadier General w. H..
Manning. who was sent TO Somaliland
last November after the reverses suf-
fered ~ Colonel sWayne. having
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coalina Station.

san Francisco. June 90 The cov-
ernmcut of the United States has made
move of great naval Importance on
tho Bay OF san Francisco site Tor a
coll.ur station 10 has been selected
close to san Francisco no what was
popularity known ls california city
An option has been secured ou the
land needed ana he government ,s
now having the utir to tho property
perfected. Tho officer of The navy who
has approved the s.tc ou behalf ~ the
navy department ia Rear Admiral
bradford.
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proved unsuccessful. he was ordered
superseded June u by Major General
G. C. Egerson. In command % the Pun
jab frontier II Is reported from Alden
June % that General Manning and
Colonel Cobbe whom II WAS feared
had been cut on near DamOt. succeed
cd IN joining their forces and reached
Bohotle In safety Operations against
the Mollah have already cost the Brit
ish government more than S2.0oo.000 and
considerable loss ~ life.
The last news ~ the Mad Mollah was
that be- was lowering 20 the eastward
~ the British forces threatening the
lines between Burao and Bohotle. which
were the only British means Of COM
munlcatlon with the coast General
Manning IS expected 20 reach Bohotle
with reinforcemeuts.
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Names Of commissiorsrs.

Paris. June "a Finance Minister
Rouyler has announced the names 81
the French commission appointed To
confer with the United states and
Mexican international commissioners.
The French commission is headed hy
George pailain. governor Of tho Bank
of France. and Included Augusie Ar
rauene. director of the mint. Sianifus
Simon. governor of the Bank of ludo
China. Andre Benacchief NJ the nc-
counting division of the treasury. aud
Professor Raphael Georges Levy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-28
w,,knc,.r. p,.sovsrsd.

Newport News Va. June 1t b.
understood that weaknesses were dis
covered Boo the twelyr.iuch gun turf"t
foundations ~ the monitor Arkane1s
during the test which VAS made 100 sou
Thursday Co ascertain whether or MOT
the parts affected would give way a.
did tho corresponding parts ON the
monitor Nevada
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-28
LARGE CAPITAL.
Company Has Been Granted Number
ef Valuable Privileges.

Hartford. Conn. June 21.-Chas. W.
Gross and Arthur I. Shipman have
fiied with the secretary Of state a cor.
tihcate OF Incorporation o. the Manila
Railway and Lighting company with
Sc 600 600 capital The company has the
right TO build any kind % railroad
anywhere. TO run steamship lines and
20 establish gas and electric plants out
side OF Connecticut The hackers OF
the new company are said 20 be New
York capitalists
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euv. Another Racer.

New York. June 90 e. r. Smathers.
the horseman. purchased stevedore
from George r. Smith Pitisburg PhiD.
This animal and Grand opera. which
he also bought from Smith a few days
ago. have been shipped TO Chicago. The
price paid for steSedore was not made
rubiic
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-28

Wilson. y. c.. June s7-F'rlday was
consumed by arguments In the Jones
murder trial Messrs Uzzle. FOR the
state. James n. Pou and John r.
Woodward for the defense. consumed
the day with The arguments
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-28
cnn,rndie,ed a, London.

London. June 25-The war Office has
received telegram from Somaliland.
enabling it 20 contradict the French
report of British disaster
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-28
cnnFrmsd Eiu. Hundred.

New IBERIA. In. June 27.-Rt. Rev.
Bishop Rouxel of the Roman Catholic
diocese confirmed "a class % 500 at ST.
Peters church Friday
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pa,,ed Throuah saltimor..

Baltimore. June 1.-THE presidents
train passed throavh here on rouie 10
Oyster Bay. y. Y
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-08-22

James McCourt was telling last
Monday about hooking the largest
trout ever heard Of in Briar Hill creek
last Sunday One of the By ISLANDERS
was heard too wonder if that ism t the
same trout that Arvid Bjork worked
two hours to land from the same hole
up along the cree k and when landed 1t
turned out to be a cordwood stick.
Ike Oswald returned to Duluth last
Tuesday morning. He likes the city
and his position up there very much
but says that 1t is very expensive
place to live. Mr. lamar. formerly
with Crerar Clinch is in Duluth work
ing for the Clarion Steel Co. so says
Mr.. Oswald.
James f. Corcoran was a Green Bay
visitor last Sunday. While in the Bay
h kept his weather eye open Tor base
ball timber and reports says that his
string is anchored on some good
matter.
Chas. II. Watson was Green Bay
visitor last Saturday and Sunday
where he transacted some business
and took in u base ball game but lie
says the exhibition WAS "punk
Gon1ague AMI Joe Thoin came
home from Virginia this morning,
called here by the illness their
father.
NJ. b. MCGEE, of Crvst al Falls, spent
last Tuesday in the city, leaving the
next d,v for Marquette to join the
l.. s. Mining Institute in the e1 curs-
ion To Munising and the 500. Iron
Mt. Press
Captain Thos. McCuster, OF CRYSTAL
Falls was in the cit Monuav visiting |
friends He will leave in few days |
for northwestern Canada and will |
engage in farm ng having purchased
"a large farm. lie will he accom- panied |
by his family.
VIM. Trehilcock made visit to his
old home rs Lake Linden last sunday
to 500 his wife and children who are
spending few weeks with Mr.. rs
parents.
he private car OF the st. Paul road
witt A. r. Travelling in command
was a. the institute | is ~ eek with
party Of Iron, Z oeenc and Dickinson
comfy mining men aboard
A bic crowd went from here to
last SUNDAY to see the game
of ball and spend the day in the Queen
CITY.
Supt. WIN. Jobe, of STAN baugh. was
in toe city the,,iav evening on h
way to lshpeming TO attend the meet
ing o tie mining institu,e.
A letter from r G. SearIs directs
that his paper he forwarded TO the
MI. Searls has been at Pontiac since
intendancy of coal mine.
Mrs A. Lustded is visiting at Iron
River
Mrs. Harding and daughter Ada went
to Min enpalis for weeks visit.
Mrs Richards and family are ont
camping ut Fortune AXE this week.
Mrs Bail is reported to be very sick
Mr., s. Thoin is not expected to live.
The Pumkin Husker at opera
house Tuesday Aug 25th
Hancock fans are "beefing on the
batting OF Mckenzie but like his
catching very much.
Crystal Falls escaped the street fair
| bait
l p. Landteld, A. +. Landfeld and
Geo. Taucou, from Chicago are visit
Ing with p. Landheld a. Son. They
expect to spend week roughing It in
the woods.
Kid Herman (Iandfeld) champion
feather weight OF Chicago, will spend
week or Two here to train For his
coming fight with Leroy, of g licago. ]
Pony and cart. buck board cutter,
sstdle and harness for sale. Inquire
at Tufts store.
Miss Carbary OF Lake Linden and |
Miss Allen OF San Francisco. who were |
visiting with the family OF M MCGEE
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-08-22
Miss Henderson.

Frank Nemacheck went TO Marquette
last Sunday to pitch against the Soc
team for the Marquette fellows. HI
got very poor support in the infielc
and the game went to the 500 by 1
score of 3 to 1.
Mr.. Robinson came down from Pen.
bine last Sunday and returned the lat.
ter part of this week accompanied
with his two children
Bakery for sale in town of three
thousand population only one in town
for particulars apply to Hay Davidson
Iron River Mich.
Miss Ruby Rowley came home from
Elgin, I'll. last Tuesday for couple
OF weeks vacation before going again
TO her school duties
Mr.. Pete Morrison purchased the
residence of Pat. McKernan one day
this week. The latter will erect new
mouse in Maple Grove.
Get your eyes tested free by Ora
daute optician. Glasses fitted very
reasonable if you require them. All
work guaranteed at Henderson Bros
The third nine of this city went to
Iron River last Sunday and was de-
feated by score of Ito 81 in favor
Of Iron River.
Misses Floria and Bessie Holmes and
Miss Lottie Justified are at Cnicagon
Lake the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Parks.
Misses Effie and Hazel Parks re-
turned from their Wisconsin trip Mon
day.
Misses Albertha Lille and Stella
Bosanko are in Iron Mountain visiting
friends this week.
Mrs, r. Prince of Powers is in the
city visiting with Mr.. and Mrs j. J.
Murphy.
Mrs A. Justified returned from
Iron River this week where she has
been visiting friends.
First Communion will be held at
the Swedish Luthern Church Sunday
at 1000 a. m.
80 to Parks Grocery Co. for sample
of Iron River creamery butter, always
In stock at this store.
y Melville Richards resigned his
position at the Parks Hardware Store
and il now taking vacation.
Mr.. ard Mrs Oscar Rendberg Of
Stambaugh were visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. O. r. Larson last Saturday.
A. Henderson has been doing
rushing optical business since his re-
turn from the Pacific Coast.
Mrs. Wickers of Hurley is visiting
with her sister Mrs. p SodeIberg.
Joe Plecta has taking The position as
barn boss at the Great Western
For Sale;- A. room house rewly
built. Inquire of Mr. Richard Rosene.
Mr.. John Hooperleft this week for
Mexico.
Mr. A. Justified is 500 visitor this
week.
The Pumkin Husker ut opera
house Tuesday Aug 9jth
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Miscellaneous.

BUTLER-Position butler or houseuan by
thoroughly experienced young OF refined APP
pearance. speaks French and English; best city
references Il all. Republic
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POSITION3 FILLED.

Last week the following employed students Of
Southwestern business College. $40 Olive ST. -
Shoe COMPANY; Twelfth and washington: Mer-
camille Trust Co.. Eighth and Locust: Rice-Sttx
Wholesale Dry Goods Co. Tenth and Waahine-
ton; Order Railway Telesraphers SIS Fullerton
buNding; Masonic History Co., Burlington build
Ing. This school prepares persons for the beet
offce employment and makes speciality Of plac-
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sKIRTslAKERs wAETED-Experienced skirt.
makers; highest prizes: steaiy work all year.
ProgIess MIS-. Co. Il1-Il9 L4e.s a.c.
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The Trades.