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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-22
FOR RENT.


" cheap cottage: four rooms IN good re-
pair; central location, 20 Summit av.
255-S7
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-22

QOY-Situation wanted by ten-year-old boy
~ as cash or Office boy. Address 1876.
DOOKKEEPER-S Situation wanted. even
ID ings, keeping books, single or double
entry, or other writing. Address Il LID,
Globe 6
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-22

Ixl sonal property household furniture,
horses, etc. also on diamonds and jewelry;
commercial paper discounted. Security
Loan Co., 325 jackson ST., j. Z. FLANAGAN,
manager. +162*
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-22

A PICTUKE-St. Panl Picture Frame fac
IA tory; all kinds of pictures and frames;
cheap framing 80 West Thirp st. 1928
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-22

DARBER-Young man with six months
ID experience would like u place to finish
the trade; will work cheap. Address 242
Maria ay civ 3
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Miscellaneous Business chance.

A GOOD CHANCE to buy 40 barrel all
n roller. Touring mill water power. For
terms and description write j. c. S., Box 60.
Brownsville, MINI. 356-t z
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OLIVER SET LOST-Child's silver set
- with the letters S. E. NJ; any one find
ing same will please return to P. F. Egan,
10 East Third ST. S57
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LTOUSE-One house and several tenements
Il for rent, from $40, S15, $40. S., So; 254
Commercial ST. l43s
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FINANCIAL.

MINNESOTA MORTGAGE LOAN
furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, ETC., with
out removal; also ON warehouse receipts.
diamonds and gold watches. j. 5. Mackey.
manager Room IA, First National bank build
ing st. Paul. snd Room z. Maekey.Legg
block MINNEAPOLIS 20OS
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-22

TOTTAGE-For rent, neat cottage of
" five rooms on DeSoto, near Collins St.
with good cellar and city water; rent, ST..
Apply to ii. Dougan, 90 East Thirteenth st.
255*
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DOCKETBOOK FOUND-on Wabasha
l. ST., pocketbook found; owner can get 1t
by calling between and 8 a. m. or to P.
m. proving property and paying costs at Isl
University av. SoT-SS
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LOST AND FOUND.

EYEGLASSES FOUND-ln front of
e. Glass block, one pair of eyeglasses
with gold chain; loser can have same by
calling at George Moeller's 81 Erwin park.
GLOVES LOST-Two pairs beaver gloves
VI on Third or Jackson SITS, between the
Boston" and Bank of Minnesota; return TO
100 Forbes St, or TO the Boston Clothing
store and receive reward. 1867
I c. HANLEY, the wood and coal dealer,
d. makes speciality of filling small orders
promptly. from so cents up. Corner Eighth
and MacnntA S31f
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PERSONAL.

D. G. PACK was in from Kanas on
Monday. ----
E. 2. FERRY came down from Park
City yesterday.
WILLIAM DOUGLAS came up from Pay.
son on Sunday.
r. A. DEAL, of Springville, was in Salt
Lake on Sunday.
+. LUDyIGsEN. of Gunnison, was in
the city yesterday,
WILLIAM DoUGbAss. of Payson, was
seen IN town on Monday.
JUDGE ZANE is rusticating in Pleasant
Valley. He wli return within couple
of days.
G. w. PAvEY, Harry Edwards and
Walter Pavey returned yesterday from
trip to San Francisco.
JUICE PVPEB and family have in
creased the population at Tt
Shades" in City Greek Canyon. Mr..
w. j. Beatiie and family will be added
10 the list in few days. The 20. ula-
ton is growing rapidly.
THE following parties are domiclied at
f51ng's Peak Lodge. MIR. VanHorn
and fanny: Mr.. E. Wilbur and family:
Mr. 5 s. YouGS and family; Mr.. L.
Lund and family; "a "a B: Hays, wife
aud daughter, Wichita, Kansas; Mrs.
Lizzie F. Young, son ard daugn..cr;
Mr.. r. Kraft and party: Mrs. William
Giassman; MIR. Farley Pratt and wife;
Mr.. Q. Bebee and wife: Mr.. Junius
Wells and family.
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Of all Things in the World

A tonic is what nervous people require.
To impsrt strength into the nervous
organism is to insure it's tranquility,
provided causes of unheaIthful excite
ment are avoided. 4 medical tonic that
like Hostetter's Stomach Bitters-com-
mands the unqualified sanction OF the
healing profession, and which institutes
a general reform in a bilious, dyspeptic
and debilitated condition of the system,
is surely entitled to q careful trial by
intelligent people, capable of forming
due estimate of e medicine, from en-
phatic and often recorded professional
evidence in its behalf. Not only are the
nerves and stomach invigorated by the
Bitters, but the system is also endowed
with unwonted power of resistance to
influences in air, water or daily avcca
ton subversive of health. Prominently
dangerous among the first named of
these is malaria, against which Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters afford q compe-
tent safeguard. Rheumatism and kid
nsy, troubles are also prevented and
overcome by'if. - = +.
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Capital Notes

WASHINGTON, July 30.-MeAdoe in
troduced, in the House, to-day, for
reference to the committee on foreign
affairs, joint resolution calling for de-
tails of information from our consuls
in foreign countries relative TO imm;-
grafton TO the United States.
Sowden reported, to-day, 8 bill ap-
propristing $40 900 for a public building
at Allentown. Pa. The report says the
bill intended to meet the Presidents
objections, and Senator Miller intro.
Guoed a number of proposed amend
ments to the bill passed by the House
to provide for the adjudication and
payment of Indian depreciation claims.
The effect of these amendments was to
make q less stringent provision of she
bill relative to ;he presentation of
claims TO the court authorized by the
bill.
Thenominatian of Surveyor General
Irish. OF Nevada is again before the
Senate in secret session. He was re
ieCted at the last session on the ground
that he YVES appointed from Iowa to
the Office in Nevads. He was re-ap-
pointed, however, at the end OF the
session and is still Serving, having. MS
friends claim, Iusde good reo3-d him
self. de is Tenomlnated this session
and from Nevada, but Is objected 10
on the ground Of being really from Iowa.
His nomination was reported fsvorably
from the committee, however, and hs
is understood TO have won TO his sup
port quite Srrong sentimenEir Nevada
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Baseball.

BosroN July 90.-Philadelphia won
in ths eleventh inning by scratch
score: Boston 3, Philadelphia 4. Bat
terins-Sowders and Kelley for Boston,
Burlington AM Clements Cor Philadel-
phia.
NEw YoRk July Whitney's pitch
ing was too much for New York. New
York l, Washington 4. Batteries
Cane and B ,oWn for New York, Wait
ney and Mack for Washington.
DETgoIr July 30.-The Hoosiers won
q holly contested game to-day by q
lucky hit in the eleventh inning. Score
-De.roits 5, Indianapolis 6. Batteries
-Getzein and Gutcliffe, Burdick and
Buckley.
OKlolao, July 30.-The Pittsburgers
had the game in hand from the first
inning. Scors-Chicagos 3, Pittsourg
8 Batteries-Krock and Flint, Norris
and CaWall.
OLEvELAED, July 80.-Olevslsnds l,
st. Louis 0.
PHILADELPHIA, July 3O.-Athletics 2,
Kansas City 0.
BALrIMoRE, July 30.-Baltimoras /,
IOuieYIlles 3.
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Reid (Liberal} proposed an amend
ment, restricting inquiry to accuSations
on completely in cases OF murder or
violence.
Matthews reminded the House that
charges were not confined to completely
Ia crime, but extended to oondemna-
ton.
chamberlain opposed the amendment.
fhe object, he said, was not to inquire
in TO the plan of campaign, or boycott
Ting, except SO far as necessary to show
completely in crime. Although he was
NO lawyer, he ventured to say If the
amendment carried it would be impes-
sibie to inquire into the first letter
which the Times attributed to Parnell.
and it would shut out many Of the
Itnses' charges.
Parnell said he had not before had an
opportunity TO acknowledge the com
plments of Chamberlain paid
MN CD 8 recent occasion.
His recollection of Chamberlain
was that before Z. he was min
isser he was always anxious to pat
the Irish party forward TO do tina work
which he himself was AFT aiG to do.
After he became minister, be was
always the most anxious 10 betray The
Irish party's secrets of the cabinet, TO
undermins their councils and plans in
the interest of the Irish party. If the
inquiry was extended to these matters,
he would be able to make good his
words by documentary and other evil
dence that has not beeo forged At
this poiut the debate was adjourned.
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Related Sure Enough

NEW YORK, July 30.-Dr Winslow s.
Pierce died in Brooklyn yesterday, aged
SO years. He was twice brother-in-
law TO Vice President Hendricks and O.
lifelong friend of Stephen II. Doug
lass, WAS q cousin of President Frank
liz Price and related on his mothers
side to the Prsscotfs and Bancrofts.
He went to California in 1349, return
ing to Indiana in 1853. he married a.
sister Of Hendricks. Some years after
her death he married another sister,
Who died few months ago.
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, July 30.-The House,
to-day, went into committee of the
whole on the deficiency appropriation
bill.
On motion of Voorhees,, of Wash
ingtou Territory, an amendment was
adopted apprOpriating $3.50, 900 Tor the
completion Of the public building as
Port Townsend.
be but entering q wedge to much larger
sums yet to be appropriated before such
work can be accomplished.
Teller favored the amendment.
Plumb opposed it aud said the
measure was conceived insutter disre-
gard of the riparian rights OF those who
dveIt on the lower Platte, Arkansas
snd Mississippi rivers He saw III it
means Of speculation OF the public do
main.
The proposition was supported by
Stewart. VOORHEES, and Cali; Beck also
said the effect of the survey would be
IN the interest Of spectators.
Teller denied this, saying 1t was IL
tbs interest Of the great living masses
who lived or farms and in the interest
of the nation. He moved to add
the following words to the amendment.
and the motion was agreed to, And
as fast as sites be surveyed, such sites
shall be in 4 STATE Of reservation I'LL the
President Of The United States shall
otherwise order"
Aftsr some further discussion
as to the effect of the matter in specula-
ton. Reagan offered as a substitute for
Telier's amendment to the amendment
the following (Which wac agreed toy.
.'AndalI lands which may be designated
for reservoirs ana canals for irrigation
shall be reserved as the property Of the
United States AID shall not he subject
to entry or settlement until hereafter
provided for by law The final discus
sion closed and Bowers amendment as
amended vas agreed to-yeas %,
nays IS.
Adj0ur1ed.
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Arrested.

CHICAGO, July 30,-The arrest is an
nounced in Portland. Oregon, Of James
Il. Porter. This revives the story Of
bis crime. In February, 1886, while in
The employ Of President Fowler. the
Anglo american Packing Company,
Porter cleveriy forged the name Of his
employer to- three checks aggregatirg
$4,000, and cashed them At
the First National Bank OF Chicago. Hs
threw the officers OFF the scent by
pretending to 90 TO montreaI When
IN reality he went TO Central
America via New 0rleaus, after having
sent his family 20 Portland. After
spending his money he returned TO his
family when re wSs arrested by the
detective agency. He is on his way
here.
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Tho striking Navvies.

PARIS, July 30.-This morning bands
of striking naVvies attempted to stop
laborers at work in the yards which
were guarded by the police and troops.
Various points in the suburbs are oc-
cupied by military detschments. At q
meeting of the nsvvies to-day it was de-
cided to send Premier FIoquet protest
sg2iust the employment of troops and
declaring the police were responsible for
the conflicts that had occurred.
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attempt at sufcidn

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., July 30.-A dis
tinguishec-looklng stranger, about thir-
ty-fve years of age, evidently Rus
siau, who declined to give his name
but says he is frem Philsdelphia, made
a desperate attempt to commit suicide
tonight on the beach near the Excur-
sion House, first by drowning and then
by firing TWO shots into bis body. He
is in critical condition. He admits
that it was love affair.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Advertisements in this column, il
for articles lost or found, for situa-
lions offered or wanted, houses for
rent OF wanted to rent, will be charged
for at the rate OF cents per line for
OGe Insertion, and 2]1 cents per line for
each subsequent insertion.
All other matter, ~ cents per line
first time, and cents each subsequent
time.
birth Notices, so cents; Marriage
Notices, ST; Death Notices, Free:
Obituary Notices, I 5 cents per line.
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An Irish Libel

2UBLIE, July SO.-The libel action Of
VIM, O'Brien against the Cork Co,tsti-
utior1 has resulted in verdict in favor
of O'BFien for $1,000 damages. BE
claimed 5000. O'Brien left Cork for
Dublin tonight. Speaking from the
train he said ne considered the verdict
in his suit death blow to ParnelIism
and crime
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DRoposALs FOR coAL.-Hesdqu..terl

DROPOeALS FOR COAL.-Headquafters
Department of the Platte, Chief
Quarter.m aster's Office, 0maha, Neb July
subject to the usual conditions, will be TO-
ceived at this Office until one o'clock PM.
August 6th, 1888, when they win be opened
in the presence of bisders for furnishing
Rock Springs, WyomingJ and Canon coal,
Clear Greek, Colorado, at the Quarter.
to be delivered In car load lots on the side
track at places above named The govern
nent reserves the right to reject any OF ell
proposals, Quantities required at each
place, with further particulars and blank
proposals will be furnished on application
TO this 01doe Envelopes eontafn ng pro-
posals should be marked proposals. for
coai," snd addressed - the undersigned.
VA 3 HB0EEG, Chskf IduksfesEsze<ez
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The Knusns Trouble.

LIBERAL, KS. July 30.-General
NJ ers and Attorney-General Bradford
arrived here yesterday afternoon and
soon after started for Stevens County
10 prevent further bloodshed and pre-
sunably to arrest The parties who
killed Sheriff Cross and deputies.
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W. BREDEMEYER, DR. PH.

MINING ENGINEER, ATTORNEY. AS
M ssyer and Surveyor, Notary Pubic,
grDurc Surveys and obtaining U. 8. Patents
Tor Mining Claims, Accurate Re-
ports and Maps carefully executed
Expert on mining questions before
the courts, thirty years experience: Speaks
ten languages Once, Hooper q Eldredge
Building, third floor. Room No. IL.
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Returning to the white House.

NEW YORK, July S0.-Presiden.
Cleveland, Postmsster-General Diekin-
son aud Daniel Lamont returned this
evening and took The midnight train
for Warrington. Lamont aaid during
their cruise Oh the sound, they had
averaged each siIty-fve deep sea bass
a day, OF tghjeh the President got his
fair share
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A PIaywriehre Gone.

NEW YoEK, July 30.-Bartley Camp
bell. a well known play wright. died at
the BloomIngdale Asylum for Insane
this afternoon. He passed away peace
fully, and his death was so sudden that
his friends, who had been hastily sent
for, were not able to reach his bedside.
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TN SENATE AND HOUSE.
Proceedings in Congress on
Monday.
e DESPERATE WON'T BE TAKEN
liam-Related Sure Enough
An Irish Libel-Etc
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, July 30.-The sundry
civil bill was before the Senate to-day.
and Bowen offered an amendment ap-
propristing $780, for the purpose of
Investigating the extent to which the
arid regions of the United States can
be redeemed by irrigation. He briefly
addressed the Sene' g in support of his
amendment.
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Emperor William.

COPENHAGEN, July 3O.-Emperor Will
ism embarks in he morning and sails
visiting Bismarck early next week.
There is brilliant banquet at the
palace this evening
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WIN not be Taken alive.

Conway, Ark. July 3O.-While two
deputy sheriffs were endeaYoriug to ar
rest Fred Conway, a farmer near here,
a fight took place in which the whole
family attacked and fatally wounded an
officer. Another posse have gore after
Conway who said he would not be taken
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Judgment Entered.

NEW YoEK. July 30.-Judgments of
49,, 294 was entered to-day against Ell
Orc mimi, in favor of the Third Ma
tional Bank of Syracuse.
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Approved by Many.

ALBANY, July 30.-Governor Hill to-
day, among macy other kilograms OF
thanks for committing the sentence Of
Claria Cignarale, received one from
Baron Fava. Italian minister, On behalf
OF his government.
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To be Connected.

BALTIMORE, July 30.-It has been de
termined by the Baltimore s. Ohio to
immediately complete connection be
tween the Philadelphia extension aud
Staten Island.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

IA g.. SPIESS' DENTAL Rooms, 129 s.,
L. Main Street Whole set of teeth as well
as single teeth made cheaply on shortest
notice Also repairing OF teeth not made by
Teeth extracted at so cents, with or without
an au2sthetic
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Empsror William.

BERLIN, July 30.-Emperor William
has telegraphed from Wagner; he con-
siders it to be bis sacred duty to protect
ssd further the performances. ,of aWag-
ner's works at Bayruth.
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Concussior of tic Rrain

SABAToGA, July 30.-Morris, WHO was
injured Saturday, is suffering from con-
custom OF The brain. His condition is
critical.
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Adinarad Tns.rs.

New YORK ri uly 81. The shiriR Is
Jury te-day decided Broker Charles A.
Johnes TO be insane. Johnes was one
of the most daring operators on The
stock exchange.
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Great reduction in emigxant fares from
Enrope. Fef information mcguire at No.
% 4. second South Street, Salt sIake City.
| J. A. PEFEgsRa, Emigrant AsRut.
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LOST

ON THE OATH, ONE HEAVY GOLD
~ bracelet somewhere around the Tab
ernecle Finder will please leave at this
office and be rewarded.
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AFTRsT-CLAss DREssMAKER

DESIRES EMPLOYMENT AT HOME Or
~ away from heme Price per dress. from
81 upward. Miss Wagner, 129 g., Main
Street
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Sherid an,

NoEoUGrT, July 30.-General Sheri-
dams condition is unchanged, and the
favorable symptoms continue.
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All tine Rage.

Very much used by the young people.
The Petite" Photograph, $1.50 per
dozen at Fox 81 Symons.
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Mra. Cleveland.

MANoN, Mass, July 90 Mrs. Cleye-
land passed quiet Sunday. She at
tended the Episcopal Church.
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King Milan .

DELGEADE, July 3d. King Milan has
asked the consistory to grant him legal
separation from Queen Natalie.
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When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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mark McKimnaiaa' Livery Stable,
Main Street, opposite Postofiics.
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The s'Pstite''

Photograph, $3.50 per dozen, at Fox a
symons. I
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s. s4s..t5 a. MINER y GO
DEAL ESTATE DEALERS, HAVE Rx-
ID moved to 631S W. First South. xxgs
erty solicited.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIVIDEND NO. s.

OFFICE MAMMoTH MINING CoMPAsE.
" July 10Th, 1SSS-DlPid, nd No 5. OF 4iG-
900, will be paid on the capital stock OF Esrs,
Mammoth Mining Company on be 16tfl datg
OF August, 1888, at the Office of the seCretag.
No. 25l s.. Main Street, Sat Like CKy,
Utah. The stock transfer books of the easa-
pany will be closed from the lst to the tath
day of August, 1885, bOtn inclusive ssg
order OF the beard VI directors, J Ezsa
COrker, Secretary, '----@ -
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THOMSON, ALLEN q 90,

eA1LN4N VVss
NgTAsATOH BLOCK, COR. MAIN SASag
wv Second South Streets. Special bargsxat
In city property A few chances 70 obtesr
acreage. property or improved farusla GnsE
proximity to the city. at bed rock pTioes.
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GUITAR For SALE
a MTE~p a. 40

A GOOD GUITAR AND BOX FOR skdI
Il cheap. Apply at this office.
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IF YOU HAVE ROOMS TO REST
! furnished or unfinished, place G&saE
On our list and we will find tenants ferg3z.
Jordan Valley Employment Agency, is &.
First East Street.
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joan O. CUrLAN-A-DRo,

No. So East Temple Sizesk, ara ssaAa~z
Gents Spring Suits to order f01 3Qz klEaas
Provo All Wool C agsimerea. They are sAassS
TAing.' cRlJ and order one.
A&5ats Preve Weoisr WflA
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Notice TO LtvoFyIneu, Ha0Emru zsSud
Teams rerS GsnerslTy.
TT WILL BIZ TO YOUR INTEREST Ts1S2s,
4 to Byron h artwe,l for sh0elng anI.te-
psirs First-claSs work and saiisfseticr
guaranteed. 12o W. South TemEle.
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RELSEY& GILLRsPTE-

K ELSEY & GILLESPIE.
. EAL EsTETE BROKERS' WE NAg@
LII the largest and cheapest list of houans
lots and acre property on the market. 3SsS
Estate Office, No. &c West, Second seE&2a
Street
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WATER. WATER .

THE CHAMPION WELL DRILL co. 6g&
l. now prepared to drill or drive weeks "a
any depth less than 1000 feet deep. Etz
prices per foot or by the day, AddEaGs.
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