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Minnesota Republicans.

POLITICIANS GATHERING FOR THE STATE CoNvENe
TIoN TO-DAY
ST. PAUL, MIMI, June 27.-Politicians from all
parUS OF the state are here In large numbers TO
attend the republican state convention to-day.
The n yht will be between the present administra.
tion and the supporters OF Senator Window In the
late senatorial contest
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WILL LOOK INTO THE MATTER HMsELY-Tne
Postmaster General has called for the papers In
the case OF the lottery companies with the view Of
ascertaining what the ruling OF the department On
this subject are. Complaints have been made to
the Postmaster General BY some OF the companies
that their matter has been ruled out OF the malls
unfairly, and for this reason Judge Gresham pro-
poses to look into the matter for himself
An APPRAL 10 fBE q. g. SUPRKNB CoURry-In
the case of the Phoenix Life Insurance company
against Grant, In which the court In general term
about ten days ago passed decree for the sale Of
Grant row, the complainant has entered an appeal
to the Supreme Court OF the u. 6, and will within
the time take supercedeas
RANGE or fHE THERxoMsrRR.-The following
were the readings at the ONCE OF the chief signal
oficer to-day: am 06. 4: II an, 81; 2pm 06l
FINED go FOR AssAULf.-An Old man named
Jonah Jones WAS charged by Arthur Flynn, q
saloon-keeper, In the Police Court this morning.
with having assaulted him. Flynn was flned 80
some days ago for assaulting Jones. Flynn stated
that the defendant called him, and when he went
70 tho window Jones' who was In an upper story,
threw . lot Of NTH on him. A me of 80 We
imposed IN this case. An appeal was noted
colored man named Henry Mathsws was tsxn1
90 By Judge eneu to-day for indecent exposugo
on Oaplso! Hiu last evenings
MED bill against Wm. Kirby for account an4
sale Of part Z square -
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BEIRNK SEEN AT RANCEvoRT, W. WA MEETING
ABOUT TO TAKE PLACE.
CHICAGO, June 27.-A special from Charleston,
West Virginia, says Beirne, one or the Richmond
editors, was seen at Rancevort this morning,
accompanied by friends, and IL is thought that his
meeting with Elam is about TO take place.
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Mr.. D. B. Parker, who was appointed city post
master last Saturday, has not yet returned to
Washington. At the Post of1ce department this
afternoon 1t was stated that he was expected to-
day or tomorrow: 1t appears now to be probable
that Mr Parker VIII not accept the position offered
him. The Postmaster General, when asked to-day
about report that Mr. Parker had declined the
office, stated that he could not tell whether Mr..
Parker would accept or decline It until he came
here. Mr. Parker has not yet accepted the ofice,
and so far as could be ascertained this afternoon
had not In any formal way declined
T. It was understood, however, BY Post
reasons had made Mr. Parker unwilling to take
the place. il tS stated also tAat Mr.. Parker does
would be II he assumed the once Of postmaster.
HIS family live e Randopb II T., and his wife's
here. In his present place, A chief ok post ofllOe
inspectors. he g not connne4 altogether to WASH
been brought 20 b6ar upon khfm ~ officials who
are unwilling 70 have him lehSe his present place.
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The U.RG TALLAP0osA arrived at League
Island navy yard yesterday evening en- route 70
New York.
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DU MIA P'S
NEW YORK STYLES IN STRAW HATS.
The Mack:nsw Hats are the best manufactured and
styles correct and prices the lowest. FIF1HAvENUE
STYLE PEARL CAsS1MERE> and DERBY HATS at
WILLETT RUOFTS,
Cole Agents fog Ounlap's New II ork HatA
- i'm Ss5 Pepusylyanta avenue.
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Washington News and Gossip

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS T0-DAY.-Internal rev.
cue, s254, BILL; customs. 81 ,02i.s71a
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HISS ANNIE K. HUMPHREY.

$50 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST
Hskts CORSEIS to order In every style and material
s1s3 guaran tees perfect at and comfort,
HER SPECIALTIES ARE
French Hand made Underc.othinx Merino una.--..,
and finest Imported Hosiery.
Patent Shoulder Braces and Id Dress Reform Goods
french Corsets and Bustes. The ''Hercules" SUP
and 81 Corset. her own mako thatfor the prioe
csnnct be surpassed.
N.B.-Ernch. German and Spanish spoken. Is
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Dakota DesperadOes.
THREE KILLED AND TWO cApTr-Rr

BISMARCK, DAKOTA, June N.-On the arrival of
the sheriff and posse yesterday at the scene OF
trouble between Count de Mores and band OF
desperadoes, led by ODonnell, a hot chase after
the outlaws ensued. fight afterwards took
place, during which three OF the desperadoes were
killed, and ODonnel and man named WaDn-
gan were captured. Great excitement prevails.
and there are threats OF lynching.
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The Pound Party Homicide.

FOUR PARTIES ON TRIAL FOR THE MURDER OF
JOSEPH CREEK
In the Criminal Court, Judge Wylie, this morn
Ing, the trial OF Olmstead Ward, Alfred Warren,
Joseph Marshal and Washington Curry, indicted
for the murder OF Joseph Greek, on November 29.h
last, was resumed.
The selection OF jury was proceeded with, and
Of the talesmea drawn George W. Bauer had
W a. Gaskins was was I excused ''IS on physicians STRi
certificate: D. e: Turner had formed
sa an5eP nos Found hn %m Bad os
and w: c. Johnson challenged; T. r. Upton ex-
cused by the court; Columbus J. Eslin and D. A.
Onutt challenged by defense; James A. Larcombe
an assessor: Robert W1llett, Thomas Hyde, W. H.
Carrico. r. B. Ferguson and Chas II. Ruofr were
government challenged Henry Bailey, and James
w. Orme was called and said he had conscientious
scruples. The list having been called, and there
drawn from the box.
THE JURY COMPLETE
Other names were drawn, including that Of
Henry K. Crut $40 9th street northwest At
II AS O'Clock Mr. Cruit appeared, and being ac-
John Il. Wise, George F. Pyies, waiter II. Evans.
George w. Banigan, B. W. Page Joseph Shorter,
w. b. T. Davis, Clarence Beall, James H. McGil,
ThoS. Kelly, John ID. Newman and H. K. Cruit.
THE KILLING OF CREEK DESCRIBED.
Assistant District Attorney Taggart opened the
case for the government He said that there were
several blows inflicted on the deceased on Thanks
giving eve at the house Of Washington West,
where Vests daughter was conducting an enter
tatnment; that Creek was present and danced a
JIG, ana then took his place In a set; that Miss
Josephine West objected to his dancing, and that
difficulty occurredin which deceased was struck
with f1at-iron and other missiles.
John NJ. COyle, the first witness called, produced
plan OF the house In which the homicide took
place.
DR.. j. F. Hartigan, who made the autopsy, de-
scrbed the wounds received by the deceased-a
fracture Of the skull, which could have been made
by the axe which was produced, caused death
DIS. Hazen and Reynolds also described the
wounds.
James Taylor testified to having gone to the
cake rattle at Vests house with Creek Creek
went out to look for Peyton. but returned Wit
ness saw Armstead Ward there with an axe on
his shoulder, and went out Witness heard fuss
Ing and Peyton came out and said Creek was cut.
Creek then came out and said that Ward struck
him.
Charles Peyton, who was at the rafa,, saw War
rem strike Creek with f1at-iron and Marshall use
Q chair. both OF the blows being over the head.
He saw Ward with an axe on his Shoulder.
The case was in progress when our report closed
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COMMANDER SMITH TO BE ALLOWED TO RESIGN
Secretary Chandler has acceded that Commander
Frederick Smith, who was court-martialed for
duplicating his pay accounts, shall be allowed to
resign from the service
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An Eating House Closed.

1 HaSHHS AHOUOe CHUScU.
ASSIGNMENT FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CREDITORS.
Yesterday the eating saloon known as Forsyth's,
No. 1908 Pennsylvania avenue, established about
six months ago by Samuel K. Forsyth, and which
had since come under the management of Mrs
Forsyth, was closed. This morning in the office
OF the recorder OF deeds an assignment was placed
on record of John A. Beckw1th and Emma For
syth to Bernard T. Hanley Of the personal prop
Pennsylvania avenue) and No. 4O6 10th street,
known as Forsyth's dining rooms, for the benefit
OF the creditors OF Emma Forsyth. All rent due
is to be paid and out OF the balance Felix Green
apple is to be paid in full $500 and the balance to
other general unsecured creditors as follows:
about $500, Carl Petersohn about 500 George
wilmer about $780, E. F. Simpson about SIS, r. o.
EdmOndStOn $50 and j. w. Boteler about S15 In full
should the amount realized by Mr.. Hanley be sum-
cfent and II not pro rata, and what remains, II all
are paid, to be paid to Mrs. Forsyth. The instru-
ment bears date of yesterday.
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CART s. NJ. MILLS, 9Th artillery, has been des-
ignated to take charge of the Office of the signal
service during the absence OF the chief signal
Officer
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A NTON FISHER
IA CHEMICAL DRY CLEANING ESTABLTSH-
MINT. 9O6 street northwest Thirty years' expert
fnee. adies' and Gentlenen's Garments also Grape
Wells Laeer are perfectly cleaned by this superior
Process Ladies' Evening Dresses specially. Opinion
CT T. J. DeSmeds ocia chemist Of the District of Co-
hnbda: Your chemicals are Of the most enectua ma
frre and and your perfect machinery Ia not
surpassed IN Paris. New York elsewhere" Notice-
Gse spots guaran teed TO be thoroughly removed au29
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Fso THE ASSEMBLY CHURCH PICNIC IS
t~~ postponed to FRIDAY, June 23th; same hour
and place, IL weather permits. 1t.
rEyS SINCE THE REMOVAL OF OUR OFFICE
t>S from Webster Law Building to No. 9l9 + street
our sses q! the Gaely Universal Educator have been
SO large that we have been unable to fill all orders
patrons that the third edition this valuable book
is now out. and in the future there will he delay in
FL ing orders.
te27-3t% GATELY & HASKELL.
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ARMY ORDERs.-Second Lieut. James B. Goe,
18th infantry, is relieved from duty as judge advo-
cate OF the general court martial at Columbus bar
racks, Ohio. The leave of absence granted Capt
Theodore A. Baldwin, 10th cavalry, is extended
three months, with permission to visit Mexico.
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kilograms to The Star.
POLITICAL CONVENTIONS 70 DAY.
IOWA AND MINNESOTA REPUBLICANS.
NEW HAMPSHIRE sENATORsHIP.
THE AMERICAN RIFLE TEAM
RAvAGES OF CHOLERA IN EGYPT.
RAvAGEs OF CHOLERA IN EGYPT.
BALLOT at Concord To-day.
ROLLINS 1QS RrNauAN a,e

Ballot ~ Concord Today. :,
ROLLINS l0e, BINGHAM ll6
CONCORD. N. H., June IA ballot for United
States senator at noon resulted as follows:
Whole number, S22; necessary for CHOICE i62:
jeremiah Smith, 1: Charles Doe, I; Charles n.
Bell, BENJAMIN +. Prescott, 8: Gilman Marston,
Ia; Aaron +. Stevens, IS: James r. Briggs so:
James w. Patterson, "a; Edward III. Rollins, ioo;
Harry Bingham, 1l6 Rollins, Stevens. Marston
ana Patterson each gained one from yesterdays
vote.
The Fatal Cholera.
DEATHS AT DANIETrA. MANsCRAH, AND PORT eAYnl
DAHETTA, June N.-Forty seven deaths oc.
Cured here yesterday, 81 OF which are known 70
have been from cholera. In Mansurah thus far
there have been seven cases OF the disease two of
which have proved fatal Two cases OF cholera
have occurred at Port Said. One OF them resulted
fatally.
PANIC OVER THE CHOLERA IN RGYFr.
ALEXANDRIA, June E.-The panic over the chols
era In Egypt is increasing. The hight OF Euro
peans continues commission has been formed
TO devise means TO protect Alexandria from the
dreaded malady. The festivals usually held on the
anniversary or the khedive's accession 70 the
throne S viii be stopped. All the ministers have
CoNsrAErlNorLE, June "a strict quarantine
has been ordered at all Turkish ports against yes,
Seis arriving from Egypt
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The Fatal Cholera.
Twenty.thrcc Chinamen KmeA.

AN ACCIDENT rHs RESULT OF GROSS cARHLEsINEssL
PORTLAND. OREGON, June 2.-Later details OF
OF the collision on the Northern Pacific railroad at
Heron station, on Saturday, state that twenty.
three Cinnamon were killed and fifteen wounded.
The engineer OF the gravel train was also killed.
The accident was due 10 gross carelessnesS.
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THE MONUMENT MARBLE-The engineer officer
sent to Massachusetts, to investigate the matter
reports that the Lee Marble company Will not be
able to fill their contract to supply marble for the
Washington monument The marble will now
have to come from some other quarter, and it Is
probable that bids for new contract will be
called for.
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ARMY PRoMoTIoNs.-The retirement OF Capt. d.
Mortimer Lee, 9th infantry, announced in yester-
days STAR, promotes First Lieut. Charles G. PEN
ney to be captain, and Second Lieut. ChaS. II. In
gals to be first lieutenant 9th infantry.
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Gen Wright said to STAR reporter this morn
ing that Major II ins has been instructed to re-
advertise for proposals for filling about six acres
OF the Potomac flats near Easby's point. The for
mer bids were too exhorbitant ard were rejected,
and since then q number OF bids have been re-
ceved, the lowest OF which is satisfactory to the
government, being eight or nine cents per cubic
yard below the most reasonable OF those rejected.
AS these bids were not made in accordance with
advertisement, however, they Will not be con-
sfdered, but the bidders will have an opportunity
to bid again when the work is advertised.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut Henry o. Monahan Or
dered to the Plnta as executive. Commander Geo
Dewey las re ;orted his return home, having been
detached from the Juniata 26th May, and has been
placed on sick leave. Ensign Jonn A. DOugherty,
to the Kea lrge. Civil Engineer r Z. Perry, from
duty at Key West, Fla, and from the navy yard,
Washington, and placed on waiting orders.
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THERE were forty-six, instead OF forty-four, rev
enue districts abolished in the recent order. The
transfer will probably not be completed before
August /. The change Will save $500, ,000
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LADIES' GOODS.

LADIES' GOODS.
GPECIAL BAEGAINs ADDED TO OUR LACE
- DEPARTMENT THIS WEEK
lot i'm. Oriental Lace. 10c. yard worth 20c lot
Point Rose Lace l2Hc.: worth 25c. lot ali-Linen
Torehon sc. ayard, worth l21lc Bargains in all Fancy
Lacss; 1000 yards Real Oriental Lace 25c. yard
really worth x5c.
5e22 BAUM'S. 4l6 7th street.
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MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE CHAEGEs-John A.
Rowles has been appointed an acting surgeon in
the marine hospital service for duty In Chicago
Assistant Surgeon A. H. Glennan, in the same ser
vice, has been transferred from Baltimore to New
Orleans.
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THE CASE OF THOMAS OCHnTREE, formerly
United States marshal in Texas is still under con-
sideraton in the Office OF the solicitor OF the treas
ury. The amount Of the Judgment is $1O.OOO and
the amount offered in compromise is $500. The
solicitor has. however. received letter from a
the governments claim against Mr. Ochiltree for
S., 600.
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fEP REPORT OF THE CONDITION
THE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
At Washington, in the District of Columbia,
At the close Of Business June %, 1883.

RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts s................. $3O7 193 95
Overdrafts 686 43
" S. bonds to secure circulation 1OO O0O 90
Other stocks, bonds. and mortgages. SO3 90
Due from approved reserve agents 1872 800 U7
Due from ether National Bank 18 GOA. 81
Due from state banks and bankers ......,. 2447 81
Real estate furniture, and fixtures ...... 379 So
Current expenses and taxes paid. ........ 667 Is
Premiums paid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ]. 1885, 81
Checxs and other cash items. .......... 49, 213 81
Bills OF other banks. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2.703OO
Fractional paper currency, nickes, and
pennies observation-disclosures. TIA
Specie ...................... H. 600 so
a-tender notes otes.................... 38, O1S OO
redemption fund with u. s. Treasurer(5
per cent Ct circulation) ..... ........... 10000
Total $7O7, $685. 53
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in. in............... $780, OOO 90
SurDlts fund 5000. 90
Und1v1ded profits. ts..................... 49, 538 10
National Dank notes outstanding. 80 COO 90
Individual deposits subject to check 491, 1854. &C
Demand rt1hcates of deposit. 1,00000
Certlhed checks ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. g. 193. q
Total. Observation-Disclosures. $7O7, $780, So
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nOUGLASS', NINTH AND sTREETS.-GEN-
- une FRENCH BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS and
DkAWERs, at q. As each. all sizes: ENGLISH Isle
THREAD SaIRIS AZ sizes at 81 each ENGLISH
uNDERwEAR. at 2se, S5s Soc 75e: g g; as 80.
CUT PANT-SHkPF, and made in the most Borough
manner, all sizes. at 50c each NAINSOOK FEATHER
WEIGHT SHIRTS and DRAWERS, made in the very
bet manner. all sizes. At sSe each ENGLISH HO-
psir. usual price 75c- E.& W. COLLARS and CUFFS.
Gsndsone NECKWEAR, in new shapes. French, Eng
fish and American Suspenders. Shirts made to order
st 80 $40. 50 and $12 Der half dozen. les
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pointed changed his mind and dis
missed the guests. After q fea
monthe, he again COL sented, the
wedding day was fixed, all was ready;
the bridegroom alone was absent. He
had been murdered the night before,
by Pinsat his intended brother-iu-
Law, with whom be had dined, and
thrown into q horse pond. The
brides father had given Pinsat, his
scn-in-law, 4, 900 francs for ''remov-
ing" Camille. When suspicious
crowded round Pinsat, he cooIIy
proposed that bis mother-in.law, who
might repeat Ito what base uses We
hsve come, should avow she commit.
ted the crime. Pinsst after declaring
sin the name Of the French nation"
his innocence, was sentenced to
twsnty years. transportation. The
mourning BRIDE" wreck by the
deed, and doomed to reioin her lover
ia q few weeks, had to be supported
by the doctors, as she related her
heritage of woe." By the capture
OF the chief, and his band, of the
Neuilly thieves, the police appear to
nave in hand the perpetr tors OF the
several undiscovered asssssipstions in
and around Paris since 1873.
The theatres are still devoted TO
Dumas pers representations, either in
whole or frsgmeniary editions. The
amusing and prolific novelist, who
"irisk'd beneath the burden OF three
scere," looks we'll on his elevated
Hugo sptly says, Dumas
induced France to read-and others
as well. It seems to be forgotten,
that he prided himself az much on
bis culinary as his literary proves.
Henceforth the "horse marines"
will be no joke; the French govern-
cent have just sent out fifty horses to
form a corps OF mounted marines. !"
There ia a blind beggar in Paris.
whose string dog. Medor is so trained
hat when coming to crossing, he
parks right and left to warn off vehi
lies.
Before the likeness of lame-dnck
banker, in journal. victim: 1T
8 not portrait bat a hue and CRY
'otice."
A husband begged his wife to
horton the ends OF his trousers bit
nd make new hem; she was aston.
shed at the request, and refused. So
lid his mother-in-lsw and own
mother, whsn applied to. Reporting.
ach OF the ladies unavares to the
,.her cut of hem and made new {
,ue; in the morning the husbands
-cusers reached his knees.
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q cardinal. The bishops receive To-
600 francs. There are 100 Wears
general, whose income varies from
2. 800 to $500 francs. and $50 canons
ct l 800 to $500 francs. The parish
priests receive 200 to 1000 francs.
and the Wears 900 10 1000 francs
the latter like Goldsmith's pastor, are
thus "psssing rich with forty pounds
q year."
Many cures have been suggested
for termsgent wives from Xanthippe
downwards; the following is uncom.
mon: husband after very strong
and long series of curtain lectures.
when his wife ''hsd done," coolly
locked her up in a room, then he set
fire to the house, threatening to shoot
the first person who played q! fire.
man. The Comtesse de Sales, rich.
young, handsome and fashionable,
and the mother of five little children.
was down with brain fever. She
managed to throw herself out of
window. but WAS picked up, scarcely
injured; next day she repeated the
act, and was killed. A house porter's
wife wishing mot to shock any body"
entered clothes press and hanged
herself.
The assizos OF Periguen bave tried a
singular crime Lucia loved Cam
lille, both were in their teens, and
since two years they were engaged.
Her father, q rich farmer, destined
Lucia for a richer husband, on. she
refused. The father then consented
80 the wedding, bit on tbs day ap-
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Positive Cure


FOR ell those Pansll Complaints and WeakEessst
soeommOn to our beat female population.
It will cure entirely the WORT form OF Female CONS
plaints all ovarian troubles Inflammation and Ulcer0
ton, Falling and Dspacenerts, and the conseQuens
Spinal Weakness and Is particularly adapted to the
Change OF Life.
It will dissolve and expel tumors from the uterus IN
early stage OF development The tendency to can
humors thereis checked very speedily by its USE
1t removes faintness latulency destroysan craving
for stmulants and relieves weakness OF the stomach
Il cures Bloatng, Headaches, Nervous Prostretions
General Debility, seeplessness, Depression and Indt
gestion.
That feeling OF bearing down, causing pain, weighs
and backache Is always permanently cured by its us
It viii all times and under all circumstances act
harmony with the laws that govern the female system1
For the of Kidney Complaints Of either sex th
Compound Is unsurpassed.
LYDIA E PINEIrAM's VEGETABLE co
POUNDts prepared at 2SS and 2s5 Western Aven
Lynn. Eass. Price e. Six bottlesfor s5.S Sent byH
tess~ Iorm OF pills. also In the forra OF ic1enges,
gs~zrs OF price, 81 per boz for either. Mrs-Pinkb
ia answers all letters Of inquiry. Send for pam
- Address as above. Mention this Paper.
No family should be without LYDIA E. PISXHAH
LIVER PILLS They.cure constipation, biliousos
md tAxrsdity OF theiiver. Is cents per box.
IA by all Druggists. ia
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HOUSES & FARMS
FOR SALE.

eSo HOUSE OF FOUR ROOMe. LOT
~ooV 21sxlo rods, close to Car line, Elev-
enth ward.
&1OOO A FRAME HOUSE OF TWO
p1OOO rooms, nearly new and nicely
finished; good well, pump, stable, ETC., lot
AKA rods, near car line, one block from Main
street.
@A60 TWENTY ACRES OF GOOD
@1oV farming land with $40 water right
under the County canal.
SoR00 ANEW BRICK HOUSE OF TEN
PooOo rooms, lot 4x19 rods on Gar line
Seventh ward.
e1OO GOOD BUILDING LOT, 4xs RODS,
CIOO Fifth ward.
A NEW DOUBLE DWELLING HOUSE
Il Of two rooms and kitchen In each house;
good well, pump, orchard etc /; lot 21zx20 roos,
close to Utah Central depot; bargain.
GOOD FARMING LAND NEAR THE CITY
" on the instalment plan, in lots to suit.
..16O FORTY ACRES OF FARMING
%1oO land, four miles from the city.
GO00 A rod front. ten rods deep
SNUO building lots, Nineteenth
Ward.
Gk00 House Of three roona, kitchen
gCOO and cellar; lot 5x10, Twenty
first Ward.