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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-13
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Lucky 1874 Mining Company Location Of priv.
gira| place lI business lArs Ciui lth,
Location Milne, 7uHty Creek MIuiuE uia
trict. Na.atUH County, tnh,
N.ToritE De- uEltIIN slNr THAT At 4
~ WuUuuE OF thr UuHrf ut TfuHruH nDlI
uu che iUlh day of lrufu by. lsHN 90 salt Lake
ttty, UtHh, 900 lHHtHHWruf. number frNCu, ct
Two .gItH per share WIS ItNHu uH 90" capital
fIuCa of ttr rorut ration payable o. tnU HrcrU.
tHry within thirty DAYS uuu above date af
rsIp ifkc tty, Utah. Any aiuH. upon uuiOu
this ufastrmrut rcmaiua unpaid oil che ttu
dos ni MUtUn /" II. viii ho delinquent and als
Nrrirrd tor sole, W pablo auction, unl uulg.H
Payment mHto boz ore wall hn sold un ,..u st1
dty % Nuy, 1855. 40 the hour ut " u'c.lHs
noon, ut room SO 8't Constitution NuUulug.
sHt Lake CIV uhh, 90 pay uc.iuuuo 90 u.aoHf.
mcnt together with cost OF ld,gItHiuE aud
expense uf sale. W j. BURTON,
srcrtiAuys
No. % Burion's Court. Second south street.
hctwcgn second aud Third Wctt. salt Lake
city, Utah,
March .pih. isgl.-ny order ot the Hoard 81
1rlsttus of the ucky liil Mining Company,
maze tnfa tlY, tho timu Zoe declaring the fip \
dsiuIuVul IH NioudJd g. tic gitu DAY ~ AUr!l
10 1uiif payment b. not made before. Will
bt lod un frr h day " June, 1875, q "
O'Clock noon, % room No. eus tousuiuuon
hui diuF, 4Hlt Lake ity. Utah, TO pay dtllu.
uuent asscfsmoutH, together with cosia Of al
turtiaIuF and cApuu.u 90 fnlc,
d ". j. BUTTON. secretary.
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Charles 4. Henderson fH1 lime X. llcnler-
sou h's VIE llcur.sItl Nondon, Georgc T..
lcadOn, her huHlAut. and cturohnkcr
NT0s Manufacturing Company "a corpora
toni, Defendant.
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deceased.
order TO show caufc why order 0t sale of real
estate should not hr ualn
IVENRY } EREksoN ANn t4AAD %.
III Ifuason. tic adirnistf l'.rH ~ thee tate
90 Peter Erickson, deceased hliut n.eI uHr
uetuion herein. duly ycrihCu, Nrfilur Tor nu
nfdcr 20 sale ~ ~ % tue ioH. rHtIfn of .ail
dofodcnt, tor the purposes tlcfru H FORTH. B..
o. therefore ordered IN the Ju.r' uf HHId eIurtt
that al rctfons Interested iu iNt rstIto of said
deceased appear before the s.id Probate court
on rhura CAV. thu etk dnY 90 NrU, t| 20 il
o'eIoc. in thr forenoon uf sa'd lhf. lf tHo count
rlou Of aid PROBATE CONT 20 ihH Dgufy
Court house, IN tue 'itN anI COUNTY, 70 aNt
IakU, ttah Territory, TO STOW rIuHn why Hu
nrdct should moi be granted in ODE sHi1 aun.E.
Isttatora, 10 tull 20 much oi iN" goo. tr Vt
Inc a4id deccasrd NJ pfivaIc .I'U shall no
necessary, and that q copy u. ilH 0r.u. |o
uubushcd nt least forr aurccH''tr tvnAa boz tHu
iusrutI EykstNu Nfws,a Hgutn'nrr printed
and puhnshcd IN SAD city hrd .I|u.H
JACun o. nlhir.
IIUU.IH Judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-13
Getting Readv for Spring.

That ~ what We have been doing.
Don't YOU think II 10 limo Tor you TO
think about ~ oar carly spring busi-
ness indicates the entire approval Of pur.
fabrics In Mcu's, Boys and Childfcn's
Suits. il Is idlo talk for any firm to
claim all tho good trade or claim To do all
the business.
We iool confident however, from what
customers toll u, that our elegant ~
Hor,mcnt merits tho approval that has
heon given, aud We are quito positive our
prices areas low rs the lowest.
We are selling
Mems Spring suits from $3.50 10 $500
Boys " 400 -l.Ol
Children's 100 100
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

ba n NtsTH SERVE ANn uHtIN rHrAtAEsT
Nsd.ld ~ ursfHuH uIHIHfHs VIE Nfufaia.a. fHfsri
krVol, rIaauauHh esatH by sluhe % ianr.n Natsfat
Mental urrfrHu. fHHing % Nra'r rHIuF iIHa
ulisir, desy lsh. trutur oh ~ nalt,lafss, -.
turhsaunt 40 lHrHu WrHfuHa1r 1aHs t gfffrtgfi1u 4
brain. ~. a niaHfhH utHIHauH q. - N by sail VI
GHafaniHa af h1rfH fuIt lah Ulsr % hH1cs ah -
vii SEED asu rHahlIHH o. fIll % aHt 1HfHI Nusfautass
ssa guE ~ lahasla Tfsu c. a. sa4 q Asla hsssA
Nsll Lac u J, tuz.
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SUMMONS.


In the District Count u and for tho Third
dIciAi Dislu.. Of tuh, county Of
HHt inaU.
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suMMoNs.

o. the District Court IN and far tHc Third judi
cihl DHtrict OF Utah Territory, County
Of salt Lake
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order 10 show cause why order NJ snle of real
ustitr should NOT DO made.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


lH DO rgahatn Cont m lud for SAT- tai
County, Territory ot Utah.
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10 Cherries iicndersoa aud Minnie *. Hen.
ucrson hln VIE, Henrietta Nendun, George
D, lnHnun, her husband, hud htuichikrr
llr1s Manufacturing Company Ia corpora
tluuN, Defendants
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-24

Tripoli The CamperdowrI was severely
damaged forward in the collision. Tenn
porary repairs will be made and she will
start for home. 1t Is said here that sew
eral times the Victoria had shown signs of
weakness In her steering gear. One the
DRY is that on account of this weakness
she became unmanageable and could not
get out of the Camperdown's way.
The queen has sent Colonel CarringtOE
to express her sorrow and sympathy E
Lady lryon. Gu the evening IOfiOwIng
the afternoon of the disaster Lady TryUn,
who arrived from Malta three weeks ago,
was holding her first reception of the sea-
son. Two hundred guests were present.
When the news of her husbands death
reached her she fell in a faint The state
concert and other royal functions OF the
programme Tor next week have been post
poned. The lord mayor has opened re
lief fund for the benefit of the needy fam
lilies who lost members in the disaster.
1, The morning newapers & tat are filled nn5 With WITH
obituaries of the most conspicuous officers
lost. All publish leaders extending con
dolence to the friends of the drowned men.
Every leader eulogizes Admiral 1ryon.
The Daily News says editorially: America
will thrill at the news, coming as it does
when the New York cheers for our squad
ron have hardly died away. Are we to pay
SO much IN millions ana broken hearIs
only to Learn that the compartment system
is a delusiOn and snare,"
The Times says: 1.-The inquiry into the
causes of this disaster must he searching
and eNhaustive-the punishment, if blame
be found TO exist, adequate and unflinch-
ing. Only so can the lesson of the great
calamity be turned to account. The true
lesson is not that manunvers at sea are
too hazardous, but that only by incessant
practice of evOlutions at high speed can
the navy be fitted for the necessities of
war"
\ court circular says that the queen re-
ceived the news with the deepest grief and
that her heart bleeds for the many homes
plunged in mourning" The queen pub
lished today special letter of coincidence
with the families afflicted by the disaster.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-24
SYMPATHY FROM WILHELM.
The German Emperor HaIf-NIasts His Flag
l.a::,r: s:sIanIsiLie

Steering Gear Responsible.
LONDON, June 24-The duke of Edin-
burgh has received this dispatch from
William ii:
Words cannot express our horror. We
all sympathiZe with our British comrades
AS token of our sympathy your ensign is
flying from the mainmasts of our vessels
with our own ensign, at half-mast, accord
ing to my orders"
The duke of Edinburgh replied: The
British navy and nation feel deeply the
sympathy expressed by your majesty and
our brother officers of the German navy for
US in this great disaster"
A dispatch received from Beyroot says
that the collision occurred at o'clock
Thursday afternoon about seven miles
from Tripoli. The vessels were almost at
right angles when the Victoria was struck.
Those on the Nictoria's deck at the mo-
ment of the collision were rescued by boats
from the Camperdown and several other
vessels. The men below had no time to
reach the deck. The sudden keeling of the
Victoria caused her to begin to fill imme-
diately and no escape possible. She
went down in eighty fathoms of water. 1t
is difficult to obtain the names OF the res
cued as they are aboard several vessels
and so far all efforts have been devoted to
recovering bodies.
Shortly after the collision five bodies
were taken from the water-one of them
the body of the chief paymaster. They
wc.-e hnrin'A with militar-- honcrs at
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-24
BURIAL OF LELAND STANFORD.
Elaborate Musical Exercises and Magnifi-
cent Floral Offerings.

SAN FRANCISCO, June Ex-senator Stan
ford's funeral was held today from the
university chapel at Palo Alto. Special
trains We're run from this city which took
a large number of prominent men. Rev.
II. c. Foutc, of Grace church, DR. Stebbins,
of the First Unitarian, and other clergymen
took part in the services. There WAS ella
borate music and the floral offerings We're
something magnificent.
The following We're the pall-bearers: AL
fred Crocker, stephen Gage, \. I. Smith,
w. w. Stowe, ex-senator Charles y. Eel
ton, a. \. Towne; President David Starr
Jordan, of Stanford university; Lloyd
Tevis, w. w. Montague, Henry L. Dodge
Charles II. Cummings, J. G. Mcfarland,
Judge Mckenna; Judge Spencer, and
f. +. Leib of San Jose y. l.. Tubbs and
DIR. Breyfogle, of San Jose.
In addition, in response to request of
the dead, eight of the Oldest engineers of
the Southern Pacific road Joined the pail
bearers. After the services the remains
Were taken to the marble mausoleum cou-
structed on the ground at Menlo a short
time after the death of young Stanford a
few years ago.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-24
LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKE S.
Chicago.
CHICAGO. June %.


CHICAGO, June %.
Following were the quotations on the
board of trade today: Wheat, June opened
6ia4c closed 649sc; July, opened G51sc, closed
65c; September. opened 69a4c. closed 69l6c.
Corn-June. opened 4Oa4c. closed 4Ossc; July,
opened Ale, closed 4Ossc; September. opened
42lsc, closed 4l34c Oats-June, opened 3015c,
closed Sc; July, opened 2934c. closed
Pork-June, opened -, closed -; July,
opened s1915 closed sl9.25; September.
opened s20.1O. closed S2O.21 Lard-June,
opened S9.65. closed s9.65.
Live Stock: The prices at the Union
Stocks yards today ranged follows:
Hogs-Estimated receipts for the day 1900;
quality good left over $500; market opened
active; prices 5lOlpc higher than yesterdays
closing figures: sales ranged at i.75d6. 40
pigs,S 2O66.55 light, s6l096.55 rough packing.
S6.2036.j0 mixed, and S6-2j316.j0 heavy pack
ing and shipping lots.
Cattle - Estimated receipts for the day
5000; quality only fair; market little slow and
prices steady; about half the arrivals
Texans; quotations ranged at $3.50
@5.GO choice TO extra shipping steers,
S47O O $50 good to choice do, $40
Q460 fair 10 good, 81 0094.40 common
to medium do, S3.sNG4.O0 butchers steers,
81. 500l3. 60 stockers, S3.001I4 40 feeders $500
$50 cows, S3.25lI4.O0 heifers, S2.50Qt4O0 bulls,
S2. .50G4.50 Texas steers, and S3.0016.00 veal
calves.
Sheep-Estimated receipts for the day 5000;
quality fair; market fairly active and prices
100 10 westerns, S2.75l460 Texas, 50. 500
55onasfves. s4.75G6O O0iafnos ana Spring lambs
at S.. .00t650 per 100 lbs.
Produce: Butter-Fancy creamery, 19010Ho
per 10; fancy dairy, 161l7c; packing stock. l20
12lfc. Eggs-Fresh northern stock, l2I6G13o per
doz. Live poultry-Spring chickens, ISolso
per ID: hens, eI5c; turkeys, &c; ducks, 90:
geese, S30OQ,5.0 90 per doz. Potatoes-Wiscon-
sin Burbanks, 70375c per bu; Michigan, ESD
Dc; Hebrons. 6o9o5c; Peerless. GOOSE; mixed
stock. 6Oc. New potatoes-sl-25 per 1fbu
sacks; Mobile. S3.25G9.50 per Dbl. Apples
Fair TO good, S2. 75at3OO per Dbl; choice to.
fancy. s3.7594.5O. Honey-White clover IN
lib sections, l71lSc; broken comb. 10c; dark
comb, good condition. lOGl4c; extracted. 627o
per Id.
New York.
NEW YORK., June %
wheat-July. 72I4672 7-l6c; August, 74a0
1850; September, 7614G76ssc; October. 7sc;
December. slH0slesc. Rye-Quiet And nom
nal; western, SIC. Corn-No. quiet and
easier; July, 49IsG4 1880; August, ls5s5soc:
September, 501sG5O>4c; No. 9. is15oc. =
Oats-No. dull and weaker; July. 86asc;
September. 32s4932Hc; state, 3e144c; west.
ern. 3716944c. Pork-Quiet and steady.
old mess. $3.50; new mess. $1,000. Lard
Quiet and steady.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-24
FATAL FIRE AT CHICAGO.
One Man Loses His Life and Three Others
Are Scorched.

O'N -Nhh LOoco his Lie ana otnerS
Are Scorched.
CHICAGO June a-In a fire in the Muir
ray & Nichols Drug and Spice Manufac-
turing company's plant, at 147-155 West
Polk street, one man was probably burned
to death and two others were seriously in
jured. The following is list of the dead
and injured William Furhrwerk, proba-
bly, burned to death; Henry Ewald, seri-
ously burned about the face and hands;
Leopold Lehman, seriously burned about
the face and body; Rodolph Block, leg
broken and burned about the face and
hands; Charles Furhrwerk burned about
the face
The financial loss will be about $4,000
partly covered by insurance The flames
spread with such rapidity that many of the
workmen had narrow escapes for their lives
Rudolph Block jumped from a third story
window and landed ON the pavement His
hands were frightfuIly burned, but it is
thought that the only injury he sustained
by jumping was fracture of the left leg.
Henry Ewald and Charles Fuhrwerk made
their escape TO the roof of the burning
structure and were rescued by firemen.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-24
Class Day Exercises at Harvard

BoSToN, June 24-The Harvard class day
exercises were opened with prayer by Dean
Lawrence in Sanford's theater, Cambridge
The Grafton was delivered by Billings
Learned Hand, of Albany, y. y. The
poem was by William Vaughn Story
Moody, of Lafayette, Ind. The Ivy Grafton
was the most amusing feature of the morn
ing exercises, James Muslin Wilder, of
Honolulu. the funny man of his class, be-
ing the orator
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-24
Dividends of the VanderbiIts.

New YORK, June 24-The Vanderbilt
directors have declared the following semi
annual dividends: On Lake Shore, 3 per
cent: on Michigan Central, per cent:
and on Canada Southern, ~ per cent, all
payable Aug l next. Transfer books will
be closed july |.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-24
Bank 10 Sue for DAMAGES

NEW YORK, June 24.-Mr J. J. Frank,
the attorney IN this city of the Bank of
Commerce in Chicago, says it is about to
bring suit against The American Banker,
of this city to recover 500 900 damages for
alleged libel. The American Banker in
its last issue, June II, printed under the
heading "Closed and Liquidated Banks"
the name of the Bank of Commerce Of
Chicago
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-24
Only Two Games of Ball.

CHICAGO, June 24.-But two base ball
scores We're made by League clubs
as follows: At Philadelphia-New York
/, Philadelphia ): at Cleveland-Pitts-
burg -. Cleveland Is. At Cincinnati and
st. Louis, no game; Boston, rain; Brook
lyn, wet grounds
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-24
The Local Markets.
GRAIN, ETC.

GRAIN, ETC.
Wheau-74SI 76c.
Corn-45GlISc.
Oats-c2GL33c.
Hay-Timothy, 90; upland, slO111; slough
80 90; baled. Si0 OOG5l1. 90.
PRODUCE.
Butter-Fsir 10 choice, 20G22c; creamery,
Eggs Fresh 13G1i
Poutry-Chickens, 12Mc; turkeys 12L
ducks, 12hc; geese, I0c.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
Apples-S4.00 per bbl.
PotatCes-S5Q93c.
Onions-Si 60 per Dbl.
Turnips-G0c per bu-
LIVE STOCK,
Cattle-Butchers pay for corn TED Ell 90
494hc; cows and heifeIe, 2HG3A4C calve
415c
Hogs-7G7xc.
Sheep-4Gt5c.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-24

FALL RIVER, Mass, June 24.-Liszie Bor-
den's daily mail is something extraorIiin-
ary and is a revelation to the local postof-
flee authorities. AT least 200 letters are
taken into her home in the morning, be-
sides other letters during the day. a great
many of the letters come from the mem
bers of the Christian Endeavor and W. c.
L. L. societies throughout the country,
nearly all of the large cities being repre-
sentcd
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-24
EuIaIic Remembers IA Railway Man.

WASHINGTON, June 24-Princess Eulalie
has presented to Mr.. r. \. Parke, of the
Pennsylvania railway, with enthusiastic
commendation of the service of the com
pany, a dagger highly ornamented and in
laid with jewels, prominent among the
decorations being the Spanish coat-of-
arms. Mr. Parke had personal charge of
the train in which the princess travelled
while in this country
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-24
MISUNDERSTANDING Endeayorers.

TIFFIN, O., June 2f.-The National
Christian Endeavor union of the Metho-
dist-Protestant church is holding its first
annual convention in this city. At least
800 delegates from many states in the
Union and representing 500 local societies
and I5 eco members are already present.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-24

MILWAUKEE June 2f-F. T. Day, form
erlv president of the Plankin gton bank
has mysteriously disappeared While the
grand jury We're investigating the failure
of the Plankinton bank Mr.. Day went to
West Baden, Ind, ostensibly for his health
and since that time he has not been seen or
heard from.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-24
WORTH DOUBLE.

WE GUARANTEE there lot but which worth
double the price ask for them Our large
Clothing business in Rock Island and doing BUT ALWA>
HUNGRY FOR MORE. Compare Prices
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-24
Tonawanda strike over

BUFFALO, \. Y, June 24.-The Tona-
wanda strike is over. The locked out lum-
Der showers are to go to work on next Mon
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08
REAL ESTATE.
pI-SIvESS AT TIE EXCHANGES.

The auction market ye-tedly showed ,ar
signs OF weakness. and except in the case OF INV
ton sale Of the Broadway and Spitng'st pfoleF'''
all the parcels offered either bid In W he p"
interest or withdraw. The great event OF INV ' :.
the real estate market the sale by H. " h',"'
NO. Ill Bioadway Of the ,oiner Of Canal''I a'u n'
way This property a four,toiy building wn lin, einp
sgr Of 30 feet ,anaist. ana 81 ~ bi"Si , comr..'
Nos az and i21 broadway. AU'I roi-u' '93 hs
tton IL was -uld for T2JS,0CO To > \ In,'v ,ne
samr ouctionr.r NO. ls2 ana - Hp 81, m
southwest conner o; Thonpson-t. The lot II III
NTH a trrrr.,tofy bIck building WITH stores; ms
urosty brought $40 100 from Ms 4 l.. MA
ihitp 4 uheicd under foiecnsu'' ~ - ~
brown~oic h"u-', oi iot
TO- IL WAS sod 1000 To g. ''sil I'm cf
ST. a nvc..t rs apaitnrnth0u-c, on o' 3,Nlv. .o,n
brought IA DO iiom John Muller 40 lot' 60 o@
AZ. , nrdrrn ana tm,alt-hOtIsc was ba III AZ F'''
the Water.>t. property not solo No. ~ Sii'
whdfawh, a, also "a> ~" -
Dclantrt-s st ,yas, Sovcnticth. Isl
q three story brick hou-e. on lot ljsNlo IL
thr uI,iutn proceeding, Tor flO,eoO: nv 'nlv
.ctinnacr onc,ed No 203 West Onehundrcd-and twrn
sec0nd.st nNe>tOfy brick Hat house, on lo -VNiu.
IL wa, also the painud In the proceedings 'oi
so. OO0. II. ~. p,u.o.d ,vo
norm Of nehunGrcd and tdrty -eightn-st llI' iIcs-
Mar IL brought $1,000 from L. B1ch Inc AN
auctlonccr offered ca,hod interest In No IL SpinI-st
store and basement. 1t brought Sloo loh W. l.
Pottbcrg.
j. b. smith has sold No. Ia Ness Flehty-ei4hth-s''
uriyatc dwelling. lj.SN50xlCQ, with CSA'on 80 ,u.,
Ascher Wrln>cin mas sold 20 j, i"H No. 10 We.
side, ntn. ilth ?Af., iouII,oi9
blown,one high.stJop dwelling, 2oA70N2, fox s1J,1Oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Madisonove IL { corner OF 70th..t 45Slo22 Iud. s,o
0pnhem nd another 70 n'r!l; S1n,01 .lmo;
cSck and vie Xsher snapl :. s;,,o6ii: @7''
''' Mos: NJ Lindcr.tcin and WIFE to Leopold q,o
II npc W iIor and VIII" to william RfdeI 1000
Ma Mf N"o, NJ D 30 ~, anmam, - % 900
M"y rans9cy Hsqfy M@a .,,s5,;. "a; 400
ioit o3 wb SS arSc% % Nf fc i% 70 %Ss
,ocIn Ih0n', 100 It Of Am.tcdamaye. 5711
:Olio to iolst-'; Mary va" Nest 1t al to =,
ac AK wG; .sd- i,M ana l 5@.Is. %
ra!s f' cnrdnc Mcica TO Ellen i cm%ay % 800
Mo MHry I'H' 10, IT e Of Ilnd-on.si 25vloo
o;ccrgc W. Lthgow and wife to william i Pop
wg Sor ,r. and and 1t VIE q 10 Jo.r a.e
s s,1s,S i iI f. Of s wa nag 3o 81 ha. q
Hon ,eI t.r y" is A'oph Ne"'' 10000
4thsSS. 30 t3c; Ludwig porrman md wife to ., mn
s7, sa9h A'? go +. of otn.,yc 2jxlocsb
Nay can and ,"%tses e S2n'no S, Tas ~"O
7s'n,I hsr ,;, s f ,nS % vi 70 wa yon 5000
'2d;; No \, o. We saine' 10 600
sl. %le so " 2,9c It Of pth.ayc, p oyiooa
or. ns'3; So IS Wet Mary a L Brown to John
io. n %''yH :. so {, n Of i22dt. 2i>lCo and
other EroTnMyy, 1 ha" aaar eTccuor. 1905
''' William irwin r!icrce. William II to-, ,c5 1900
I5l,t..i :. - II Of sth1N". AoN lrtng;
''' wii.an Irwin referee. to Thomas IIie' ,co
Ms Tlns ana e'y - SO It Of l.oth-.t isy'e
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COLLECTED EDITION OF THE
POEMS OF WILLIAM WATSON.
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Also Ilmi,ed Large.Papc- Edition, printed on fheHsh
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In addition TO Mr. Watsons latest poems, the volume
Contains all the poems included In this volume ENABLED
.1e Prince Quest Other Tales small edition OF
which was published in 1884,
.Surcy this poetry and poetry Of high order OF
such are these poems by William Watson We advise all
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selves OF this voume."-The Critic.
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