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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29
YOUNG MEN

YOUNG MEN N HO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE " s-- tsof youthful fOllies or indlscretion. will 4o well Co avail themselves of thls the greatest boon ever laid at the altar of suffering humanity. Dr. SPlNNEN will guarantee to for felt sgn for every case of Seminal Weakness or prIvgie disease of any kind or character which he undertakes and fails Co cure.
 MIDDLE-AGED MEN
 There are many at the age of thirty c. sixty who are troablsd with too frequent generations or the bladter, Orieu accompanied by a slight sllitrtlng or burning sensation and a weakening g or the system m a manner the patIent cannot ac- count Tor. On examining the urinary deposits A ropy sediment will often be found and some tlmes small particles Vf albumsn will appear or the color wlll bs of thin miiEish hue, again changing to a dark and torpid appearanc. There are many men who die of this difficulty Ignorant of the cause. which is the second staee of seminal weakness. Dr. $. will guarantee a perfect cure iu all such cases. and healthy res tofatiou Of the genItO-urlnary organs.
 Ohce HOurs-l0 Co and 8 to g. Sundays. from ID Co II a- TO- Generalization free. Thorough ex amin alton and advice S5.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29
DIED.

ANDERSDN-ln Tucson. Arizona. December =
 issS, Arthur c. Anderson, aged 10 years.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29
l SS4 4. HARPER'S WEEKLY. ILLUSTRATED

Harper Weekly stands at the head of Ameri- can illustrated weekly jUuruul-. By Its unpartI- san position m politics. lt- admirable Iuustru- tluns. Its carefully chosen Eeras. short stories, sketches and poems. contributed by che fore most artists and aJthors of the day, it carries instruction and entertainment to thoassrds Of American homes.
 It will always be the aim of the publishers Co make Harper's Weekly the most popuE- and .r- tractIve fsmIiy newspaper In the wUrit. and. iu the pursusnce Of this design, to p-eseat a con- stant inn rovene1t in all tho-s features which have gnluci for It the confidence. sympathy and support Of its .srss army of readers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29

storing the uilicfHt t1 nEal-I f ali EAI il- NESS
 The Doctor viIl agree -1 fsltest ~i .duu fora case undertaken not cured. I.e reason .a g.l.-s cannot get cured of weakness and tla +..,- a.-- ease- Is owing to % complication. called IhUS- TAIOiskHEA, with HIti 4sALSIEts. which requires special treatment. DG. LTEBIG's lSylGDk4EHE. AD.L vt-t.l- re- culiar special treatment l- .-a ,..g rs-. ia- and tie hand of tune moved back from ago tu youth.
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 Qualified and Ke> poHsihlc i'-. L.H..- t0., from EUROPE, are ur-ar-T.l l lu ru1. .-.- with q @ California Medical Law. Diploma proc cured by reEulur college e,iIeg bon. and a-. ."N m their nineteenth year .t ~r."rrl. ur."...
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29
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TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

Sufficient 60 snow Irs ue-ft. viii h- aarr t.. ...v one applying by lettsr. -lllog he ---.r.l and Rls. lCoIluEIca-lrr-s strictly rs .t.---.a.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29

The Volumes Of the Weekly beeiu with the hrst Number for January Of each year. When no time is mentioned. It will be under-tpod that the subscriber wishes 70 commence with the Number next after receipt of order.
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DR. R.LIEBIG'S
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 German ladscrsi.r.

and BEST UElIEuT for .r cure ut N--vou. and fIr-5e.. Debility. Nftal tz.r--ar Seminal Nr4au--~ l.-- 0f Ns1- hood Failing Memory and Ha- laEed and Eufarul.i conditions 0s ths G-Uit1-UrI11ry 1-ssa.. ! slt speedily cu a- lflpNIENUE Early Decay. Loss Uf Nl-.- SEMINAL WIAkNES~. a..a. the sad effects af yau arr sa.- lies and abuse OF ENlL~-t~ OF lt4IJNIIl.
 if permanently prevent. all Unnatural Loss from -a system. L- -lUg-4E.= can .---- who lNve G-aI tta Eu-sga tho pls- quarter .f "a -a- which it has .ea .g-U-. t.- public
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29

cline and LOSS OE MANHOOD. ig .lr -i.. complications, and from whatever ,.t4.. produced. !, euucl-- all p.uur- .r. ... Stoengthens the Nerre-. Bra a. Eu-..u- r...- ton hepruducUve Jr---.- ar. i.s-..a. srf Mental Faculties. lt stol- -l. .. ul..-1 ..... ltatlrg drain upon The system. Erav.-r.-. ..y.. untsry losses, dehlI-a-lu- trsa-- -srlrsl losses with the ur'Us srC.. -I .as .#.v " mind and body. lt Is a =urr ...a.-a r. .. .H KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS I. contains no injurious ll-le..lsl--. To Those suffering from thr evil rtrct> oT y0atArni tndiscretion~ or eXcc>-c>. a ,.5.tdy. gLar Ough and permanent CIHT t~ Gt aRtN FEED. Price, Ss.5o Scr lutt.s. .- .r. t.--.-. m Ca-e. Wlth full directions a-. ..r-e4 ~Iu Sent secure from o1s-rval,ur .H-sy l.i. .r.-- ar. on legeIpt ot price. or l- 0. D .u ta ..1 .... of
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29

turnal EtLie-iDus hVsrslH =. 1''ii---. t.. of NIslun. hOi-ss in th9 -tf r-s+ .a. passing Unobserved ID the c-i-a s1 e- other d1sessee thnf lead SO ilrE.l-g -1t -.-..-
 DIX. MINEIE Will agr5p t1 -0rte-f f.f- dret DOilars for case of ---z k.-l -.. ''.-. Restorative under --s sFgrr.. --f-.- .. trestu e-ltl 7ylll not cure o- Lur L,- --i-f -i . or lnIErIog5 found iE I-. DE- t-SIi- .5'-- all brVace Diseases -E sc-ss-t--l.. r-.'f4. . cury. Consultation frss. LLa-.--- .5a- hon and advice. IEcludI-y sH..s-l- s5.t0. Price of the Vital Re- lo9-.- .a. sa a' "a tle. or four tImes the quantity. Si - any address upon receipt at pr-- Hr ..' secure fe0m observation. and -. -.ra aeslred. by 2. F.. MINIis. N. F.
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 SAMPLE ROTTLE FREE o- alI -' lettsr stating symptoms ssV ar sss- t.Hi'a- intentions strictly confidential
 DfS- BISTIE's Kidrev i- uraE N-PH- ret1cunn, cures all kinds of H. .l rr4 Complslnts. Gouorrhaa. Glest. Le- For sale by all druggist= q 8 bottle. --- fer f5.
 DIR. N ISTTE's Daudellou Fllis a7. .- best and cheapest Dyspepsfa and hiiii'n- in he market For ssla hy all 1r1zs.st-- '-.7
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29
S3O.OOO FOB ae.
Thursday. Jan. 3I, 1881.

InWful Ioftcry and Iair DraNIngs charta4-d b. tts Le..Iaiatura of Kentucky, ana Ia ice declared legal by the hig- est cour m th state Bond gwen to Henry county ln the sun of Sl0uUJJ Tor the prompt pay nent Of all prize sold
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-22
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
SALT LAKE Cry, April 10, 1883.

SALT LAKE Cry, April 10, 1888.
THE UNDERSIG NED WILL RE-
/ ceive bids at the office OF the Ores.
cent Mining Company, No. 172 Main
street, Salt Lake City, Utah, until May
9th, 1888.
l. For the construction and equip
ment in complete running order of q
tramway for the transportation of ore,
from point in Thsynes Canyon, near
the compsny's mine, to q point at or
near Msckintosh's Sampling Works at
Park City, Summit County, Utah.
Specifications can be seen and further
information given at the Office Of Browne
& Brooks. engineers. over the London
Bank Of Utsh, on Main street, Salt Lake
City, Utah.
2, For the hauling Of ore by tramway
from the company's mine foS period not
exceeding three (8] years the said tram
way to be built substantially according
to the specifications above named, but to
be built by and at the expense of the
party proposing to haul the ore.
The company reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
G. L. HAINEs, Secretary.
Apr. 20.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-22
THE MODERN AGE.

The Modern Age.for May is in its way
a model magazine and should find a
place on every library table. It's new
serial beginning with this number
might we'll serve as a model for some
of our American novelists who are
decrying everything in the way of fio.
ton except what originates With their
own particular clique. It is by Ru-
dolph Lindsu, and entitled "The
Californians. The opening chapters
would show it TO be smoothly and eli
egantly written without any sensa-
tionaI or impossible incidents, yet
presenting vivid pictures of life and
possessing an intense interest The
remaining fiction consists o! Chine
Days." powerful story by George
Allan, in which hydrophobia is in
troduoed as factor in the narrative
'The Elizabethan Cousin" ,quain
fancy by John Hill. and tbs seconl
half of IAN Embarrassing WIFE," b!
Gustave Droz. Common Sense il
Dress and Fashion," by Lady Psget
ia sure 10 interest il il does not alto
] ge.her please the ladies. A scholarl
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-22

aoooo EIGHTY ACRES OF LAND ON
Q2UUO' hill northeast OF Salt Lake City
with house Of five rooms and cellar. Two
flowing springs, brick CLAY, and red and
yellow ochre on.the land. About fVe acres
60 lu SN0 -FOUR ROOM NEwAND WELL
Pl, 1OO finished house, porch, south
front. commanding view. Lot 10X10 rods;
barn and outhouses, young trees. lot mostly
planted to lueerne; Twenty-frst Ward,
ceo0 TWO ROOM HOUSE, LOT 2x1o
Q9OV rods, on Brigham street.
81 enO CoZY FOUR ROOM COTTAGE,
@13oOO Tenth Ward, near car line;
gond well. Lot 5x20 rods, with 100 fruit trees
and luoerne patch.
A BRICK HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS
IA and lot 50xlG5 feet, half block west Of
the northwest corner of the Deseret Univer.
sity block. Inquire for price ana PARTICULAR
ri OS0 FRAME AND ADOBE HOOsb
SA3VoO four rooms, DIST Ward; corner
lot 5x16 rods, all fenced.
.7600 FIVE ROOM HOUSE NEAR
P1VOO car line, lot 3xt0 rods, finely Guilt
waited and well fenced. Seeius for full par
Siculars.
Q0E0n NEW HOUSE, MODERN
1AOUU style, one block from car
tine, sic rooms, high ceilings, bath room
and ceuGr, hot and ceJG a00ter;; lot 4x2O
e00aO SEVEN ROOM ADOBE HOUSE
9AOOO. Ninth Ward, let T0x330 feet, good
orchard Of choice fruits, one half block from
car line, good well.
G0HO ONE ROOM FRAME, ADOBE
SZDU lined house, 21st Ward.
100 ACRES OF LAND NEAR TO
LOU Warm Springs bath house, for sale il
parcels of five acres and upwards. For par
ticulRrs enquire at our Office
COCOA FARM OF l60 ACRES, THREE
DOOOo miles west of bingham Junction;
kEo-story adobe house of seven rooms, corral
and stock yards; 80 acres cultivated, IS acres
in lucerne; very ample water rights; also in.
elu%ing a moving machine, sulky ploW, hand
pillow, cVltivator, harrow and twenty ton .tasS
a NINE Room CONCRETE aoUsE,
a large and comm odious, with buttery
closets, cellar; thoroughly finished through
ont twelve scres Of choicest and highly eul-
tiyated land, situated close TO railroad; 10
about ten miles north Of this city. The pres.
emit owner having determined on going away
we shall offer this property for sale for
short time, and by calling at our ONCE give
iIii I FHR1 OF % ACRES, ABOUT TWO
n uIleS east Of Woods Gross, RountifUl,
yith q sig room house; large and fac or
ehard, 800 grape vines. Fine opportunity for
q person wishing 6 good home and pAyfAg
E10Oo FOUR Room HOUSE. BARN
S1OOO. etc., and FUI lot, in 10Th Ward.
nA0nn COMFORTABLE House. ONE
3$HUV block from the Temple, eight POem
Sdobe, cellar; HaterWorks, fountain, lava,
Foes, esrner let, grand view, close 70 busi-
ness; very attractive aud healthy location.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-22
ATLANTIC MONTHLY.

The May atlantic continues the re-
markable excellence attained by the
previous numbers for this year.
Those who have read Mr.. HoWelPs
delightful story, "Their Wedding
Journey" will read with peculiar zesI
his charming paper, Niagara Re
visited, Twelve Years after their
Wedding Journey" DR.. Holmes
contributes a three-psge poem, and
one of the best he has ever written,
entitled "The ur,-Boston
Common, December, 1882, during
the transit OF Venus" The second
act of Henry James somedy, "Daisy
Miller" will have host OF readers.
Miss Sarah Orne Jewett has written
9 very engaging two-part story, ga
LandIess Farmer" Of which the first
appears in this number. Charles
Egbert Oraddock, whose stories of
East Tennessee life have attracted so
much attention, contributes another,
entitled 1.-THE 'Harnt' that walks
ChiEhoWee." "OoIonialism in the
United States ia an admirable histo-
rical paper by Henry Cabot Lodge;
"The Floods in the Mississippi Val.
ley" by Prof. N. 8. Smaller, cannot
fail to enlist the Immediate interest
OF many thousands who have vivid
recollection OF the Tavages these fooda
caused; 1.-THE Rain and the Fine
Weather" ia capital outdoor essay
by Edith III. Thomas. Other poems
essays, reviews OF important new
books, and three bright short essays
in the Contributors Club conclude {
very interesting number of the At
LGntlc.
Houghton. Miflin & Co., Boston.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-22

Der. The opening article is q skEik-
ing and novel presen tstion Of the ga
lient features Of San Francisco, BY
w. H. Bishop, effectively illustrated.
George Ticknor Curtis concludes bis
review OF the negotiations for the
Treaty OF Peace and Independ.
ence." The article is illustrated By
portraits OF Louis XVI, Count de
Vergennes, and the four American
Commissioners. "Roman Carnival
sketcehs," by Anna Bowman Blake,
is an entertaining and picturesque
paper, illustrated by Mr.. Remnant.
Benson J. Losing contributes an ar
ticIe on the National Academy, with
especial reference to it's three survlv-
ing iounders-A. B. Durand, John
Evers, and T. s. neutrality-suspicious.
portraits are given. An exceedingly
interesting story oithe building of the
Brooklyn Bridge is contributed by
William c.. Consnt, with twenty-one
illustrations. Walter Herries Poll
lock contributes an article of great
literary value on Anthony TrolloDe,
accompanied by an excellent por.
trait. The fronIispiece OF the Num-
bsr is a fiIe engraving of Mr.. Abbey's
picture, 1.-The Sisters" A new se.
rial novel is begun in this number.
entitled ga Castle in Spain'-a story
full of droll humer, with vein of 70
nance running through it. 1t ia pro.
fusely illustrated By Abbey. Profess
sor John F. Weir contributes an ar.
ticle OF especial interest to young art
students, on "Art Study at Home
and Abroad" Ia Professor Weir's
Judgment, American art schools are
fully equipped, and sufficient for the
purposes OF academic training; but
he advocates subsequent travel abroad
for the stady of the old masters. His
article ia timely, in connection with
the cffer recently made by the Messrs
Harper to young American artists.
John FIske concludes his studies OF
the Colonial period with an interest
ing and ssshoughtfuI paper entitled,
"The Middle Colonies before the
Revolution" Kate w. Hamilton
contributes an excellent short story.
entitled Nehemiah's Plan" DR.. T.
NJ. CoGn's brief article, entitled
Fresh Air in Summer" is timely
and suggestive. Poems are contrib
uted by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps,
Herbert E. Clarke, and Louis Ohand-
Ter Moulton. Mr.. George William
Curtis in the Editors Easy Chair,
while commenting the courage of DR..
Dix's Lenten sermons on the frailties
of the fashionable women OF to-day.
suggests that the evils complained of
are due to unnatural restrictions by
which women are denied freedom of
choice in the conduct of their lives.
The msdi@ val estimate of women,
he holds, leads naturally to the re-
productions of medieval morals and
manners. Mr.. Curtis also discusses
the merit of Wagner's music, the
vsgaries of weather-prophets, the re-
lations between authors and pub
listers, and notices the recently pub
lished correspondence of Carlyle and
Emerson. The other editorial de-
partments are full of timely and en-
pertaining matter in their respective
fields.
Salt Lake: James Dryer: New
York: Harper Brothers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-22

We are Agents for The Guion Steamship
Line. Passage tickets for sale to and from
Europe. Drafts on all principal cities in
Europe Issued 81 current rates. -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-22

esRay by NJ. EEneet Renan, the great
French ethnographist, is entitled
THE Jewish Race and the Jewish
Religion" and the argument for the
suppression OF public gambling at
Monaco ia presented in entertaining
shape in the article "Monte Carlo"
"Nihilistio Sketches" is compiled
and translated from the new book by
stepniak, which gives the world its
trst glimpse into che inside workidgs
OF that mighty conspiracy which goes
under the name of Nihilism. The
editorial notes are, as Western cri-
tic puts it. bright as a new pin and
as pointed"
The AodsrasAge is published at
Buffalo, N. Y. Price, S1.6O per year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-22
WE cuARANTEElsIX BOXES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of Elizabeth Sherman, deceased

Estate of Elizabeth shearman, deceased
NOTICE is hereby given by the IN
In derSRned, administrator of the Es-
tate Of Elizabeth Shearmau, deceased,
to the creditors Of, .snd all persons hav-
ing claims against, the said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary vouch.
ers, within ten months after the fret pub
LEGATION of this notice, to the said admin
istrator at his Office with Cunnington s.
Co., the same being the place for the
transaction of the businss Of said estate,
in the city and county of Salt Lake,
Utah Territory.
ALEXANDER ROGERS.
Administrator Of the estate Of Elizabeth
Shearman, deceased.
Dated at Salt Lake City, April 6, 1888
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Building Lots.

s0O FULL CORNER LOT ON TWEEN
9OOO ty-flrst Ward car line, near hydrant
water, sloplcg gently to the south; will sell
either half, part time, balance lnstallments;
chespest lot OF the market.
zoo EAST FRONT. 8 10 RODS,
S1oOO only three blocks from Main
IIaO CHOICE BUILDING LOT NEAR
9I1VO Second South street; nice neigh
49, WE HAVE THE MOST SUPERB
Ess5 building Let in Salt Lake City, at
the head of Main Street, clese to business;
vet retired and out of the dust; commanding
view overlooking the beautiful panorama Of
city, valley and mountain AZ reds, south
front. fronting on three streets, hydrant
water. CemmaHding situation for college
or elegant private residence
a. S2100. + AiT ESLs go L3T S stFs.5.
being 165xS3o feet, close to car line, in very
pleasant situationi on the market But tor a
short time; call quick. u
COCO A FULL LOT IN THE 21sT
PZOU' Ward, ten rods square, only two
blocks irem car line.
50, 100. rods r Is Eightoenth Ward, NORTH
of Eagle gate, nice location and near to BUSH
81 900 -FOUR RE Full / o.o grass 4sts L N.Es
uoEO RESIDENCE LOT ON ARSENAL
SOOO Hill; fine YIeW, close 20 business.
$1,000 S SSntS War; LOT < 10 RODS
ErvE ACRE LOT CLOSE TO CITY LIMITS
1--we ACRE GRASS OF in TIE Biz
dRhss LOT. NINETEENTH WARD, s15s
hen ACRES CHOICE FARMING LAND
in Forest Farm, Prices and particulars
at our Office
S2so,-Full lot DIST Ward.
hood BUILDING LOT, 18th WARD, NEAR
G Capt Hoopsr's, &xIe reds, fer $500.
EULL LOT IN THE 1lrH WARD, AT A
$40 VERY CHEAP BBLDNe
SfOO lotin the Tenth Ward, east fFent,
one block from car HnS. xxi rcd payn sRt6
received by convenient installmentG.
100 ACRES OF LAND NEAR TIE
1AV Warm Springs, for sale at q very
reasonable price, S25 per acre.
GF60 CHOICE BUILDING LOT 5x2s
y w. rods, near Captain Ho0per's resi-
dence, 18th Ward. -
al 400 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT
94eV0' 311zx1O rods, pleasant location,
four blocks east Of Main street, south front,
fruit trees and new picket fence.
4e00 SOUTH FRONT BUILDING LOT
SOOO' on Second South street, 50xl56 feet
with right Of rear alley; easy terms.
$500 FULL LOT ON ARsENAL-H1LL
POS South 'front.' .
&90O CHEAP BUILDING LOT FOR A
PHOO' working man, 215X10 rods, with
alley in rear, situated near Goth Ward
Sehoolhouse.
S0eO CHEAP CORNER BUILDING LOT
PH0V' for working man, 215x10 rods,
with alley in rear, situated near Goth Ward
Schoolhouse.
BUILDING LOT CLOSE TO BUSINESS
D centre, 9xl0 rods, suitable for one or TIVE
line residences. Very desirable location.
G1 RO0 BUSINESS LOT ON CONNER
P1OOO cial street. near First south
!. G1OA0 BUSINESS LOT ON CONNER.
SAOOO ciaI street, near Second South.
$4,000 k ssS5 W5S9 on Lot IT. I Sav EN-
rods
9RRO FULL LOT, 70 10 RODS. IN
POOS Twenty-frst Ward.
$3.50 FELL - hoT R 10 10 RODS IN
&15O FULL LOT, 10 K 10 RODS, IN
pLS " THenty-frst Ward.
BUSINESS GROUND On MAIN STREET
at SIPS per foot.
GOOD LOCATION FOR THE ERECTION
" of Smelling and Reduction Works, 49,
acres Of land near Pascoe's lime kiln, adj DIN
ing city limits on the north; Denver snd Rio
Qrsnde Western Railway and Utah Contra
Railroad runs through It. For sale in parco
IN auFkr
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.9oFRsON & POMERGY
vstate and Loan Agents.
koCornick'a Bank, Salt Like
pass unasi CitJ. P, o Box $40.

IN beiag limited, we do not pub
our spaSSee nroperties which We have for
,;.h bali 1n T,are Complete lists see each 3D.
q. F Sunday advertisements. -,
isrBste euT M LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
,(ONElL, Inns rs of $50 and upwards
N ID . S' ATTENTION TO NEGoTIA5T;
~PEClA.Li - = large and small loans on Real
Estate, -,TrzS OF LIMITED MEANS WE
mo PAtS-L-ad, homes on the instalment plan.
j offer G9;tSSIBE RENTED, RENTS COLLEGTED.f
n OUs5Soo rties managed, taxes paid ano
1Oley t Ggy PUBLIC IN THE OFFICE
II 0IAa-h1.ti, of conveyaucing done.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-22
For Rent.

TlRRRIT0RIAL AND COUNTY SCRIP
L bought and sold.
Se5. Seven room brick, Twelfth Ward.
$3.50. Five Room brick, SeSond Sout
sl5. Fine Office suite, Keyser Building.
Office rooms for rent.
A large, fine room, furnished.
Tour room house, SIS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-22

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the scalp, Of four gears Stonding."
John A. Andrews, Attorney-at-
law, Ashton, Ill. 81 at druggists.
Endorsed by physicians. /