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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-09
The Great Conbfner.

But, TO come little closer, those laws
that may trouble some of you little. |
will only stay moment with them.
Exactly what do you mean? L will tell
you one thing that possibly you think
you mean, but which you do not. The
sun rose this morning and yesterday
morning and the day before; that is, |
suppose it did, and it has been rising
for countless ages, and nobody here, IN
his right mind, has any doubt but what
it will do so tomorrow morning and the
next morning, and SO you tell me that it
is law of nature that the sun should
rise. Very good. what is it? What
makes it rise? Its continual rising"
By no means. What you call your law
of nature is only the product, the result
ant. the generalization of all those
facts put together, and the reason
makes the law, and not the law, the
reason. You don't mean that. There
is another putting of the law of nature
that | will touch just Il moment that
seems to me to come little nearer to
the point CT becoming cause which is
the thing you are struggling after. 1
will not go about it much, but come
right down to the necessities of the case
as soon as possible. We find that matter
has certain Susceptibilities and certain
capabilities. 1t is able to operate upon
other bodies of matter, and it is able to
receive the operation of other bodies Of
matter. Now then. if you will take the
simplest possible Illustration. given
amount OF oxygen and Il given amount
Of hydrogen and then chemically com
bine them i'll given operations and
by a given process. you have a
new resultant = water. You have
caused something to come 10 pass. Now
that approaches Shadowing forth some
what. possibly, the idea you have of the
law of nature. But look moment.
How does it do it? The boy over yon-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-09
Dad

Semi-Annual Red Figure Sale at The
plymouth" Seventh Street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-09
Odd
SUNDAY POLO.

Semi-Annual Red Figure Sale at The
plymouth" Seventh Street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-09
nMhere Anil t9u

City ticket effice of "the Milwaukee"
now at 965 Robert street, corner Fifth
street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-06
WEATHER AND CROPS.
Digging the Sugar Becis for the Lehl
Factory In Utah and sanpete Cmn.
tles.-Gras,hopper Eggs.

For tho week Just past tho following
review OF the weather and crop bulle-
tin has Just been Issued by Observer
Salisbury;
There were very heavy rains during
the last days OF tho week, averaging
over IA inch throughout the Territory.
While they intorfered with thrashiug,
and delayed hauling and fall plowing,
they were OF great benefit 10 newly
sown grain, and In soitenlng up the
land for blowing. The fore part Of tho
week was warm and sunny; the latter
part was quite cool, with high winds,
and snow In tho mountains nrd north
efn valleys.
Thrsshlng grain, and gathering
corn, potatoes, and root crops, have
Progressed, except during the storm y Of
The 20lh aud 8Oth. Potatoes have been
dug IN large quantities In Morgan
county and many car loads shipped o.
the East and South. The CORES
pendent at Hober mentions "sOme
potatoes" which averaged pounds
Apiece In weight. Digging OF sugar
busts for tho factory at Lehi continues
In Utah and Sanpote oOunties; curing
the third crop OF lucerne In rome rec
tons.
Grasshoppen have laid their eggs Ia
Davis county, which gives bad out
look for tho next season there.
Mr. VIM. Brown. at Levan, Juab
county, givea the following Intelligent
mud comprehensive synopsis OF tho
seasons growth and production, which
Will 10 recognized by most farmers IN
the Territory ns a faithful statement OF
the general conditions ia tnolr locality;
Ia cates where they find they were
more favored, they have simply h
congratulate Themselves:
"Ihu crops In thispAf OF Utah have,
a. far IN ANAL grain Is concernel, been
considerably under middle year,
probably not more than tw0.thifds oil
Gn average crop, II both quantity aud
quality be considered. The reason for
this may be- found In the long, wet And
cold spring. II was Just moist aud
warm enough 10 make every seed Of
weeds spr0ut and grow, while " was
too cold for grain to make any head.
way. The weeds took the upper hand,
hence the grain was short ami thin,
aud full Of tuuilowers and black-seed.
The hay crop was fully up TO the aver.
age; farmers are now cutting the third
crop. Corn isahovo average, potatoes
will rivea full crop, anu fruit 10 plrn.
tliul.D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-06
C-U-T-I-C-U
Eight letters and four syllablss.

Eight letters and four Syllablss.
Mix them up and You have nothing.
But properly arranged they make A
word ilmllilrto The civilized world
"A word that stands for all that is
pure, energetic, and effective in
medicine.
Think Of it.
From a small beginning, against
prejudice and opposition, against
moniet hosts and trade indifference
CuTlcuRA has become the greatest
curative Of It's time.
No power on earth could bar lis prog
reSS because It did It's appointed
work.
In every cline and with every people
It has worked wonders.
Its cures have approached the mir.
aculouS.
s. 100000
Have been expended in advertising Il.
But
Sl,O00O0o.OOO
Could not purchase the daily com.
mendllions OF It's grateful friends.
Such praise cannot be purchased.
This is the secret Of It's success - Of IFS
worldwide popularity ofiiswon.
deTtulsale --of It's constant growth.
It is stamped uron the hearts Of the
once tortured, diSligured, and hu-
INFLATED everywhere, never to be
efaced while life shan last.
Such in brief is CUTlcuRA, the cura-
tive marvel Of the age.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL COR.
PoRATloN, Boston, U. S. A.
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INVENTED ny A MILwAUKEEAN.
THE TYPEWRITER FiRsr run IN1O
USE ny q. LATHAM sHuLEJ, PRIN-
TER AND EDITOR,


The Inventor Of the typewriter waa
Y. Latham Sholur, OF Milwaukee, says
the Philadelphia Irtss. Although
for years In poor health, no was a man
Of great energy. Hisinysntiys genius
possessed him " ali times, aud his
mind was busy with mechanical
problems day aud night, lie hal beau
printer, but at the time the tyne.
writer was Invented was collector 1i
The port OF Milwaukee, having been
some years earlier editor Of the Nil.
wAukee Sentinel, His associates In the
task CT working out his ideal for n
writing machine we're Samuel S1ule
anu CARLOS Glidden. After the com.
pirtlun OF the hgst prsu,iuablu
machine James Densmore OF
Meanwhile Penn, became the
hnAholA bAekerOl tue eutsrprlsc. Soon
alter HhOles and 6lldden Withdrew.
The INST Typewriter was built Of
WOou almost entirely, anu was orudu
enough compared with tho machine,
OF louay' IL was m far satisfactory,
however that u wrote rn"idly and no.
ouIg1elyi although plainly not yet
huulelently perfected 70 be put on tie
mAtktt One very noticeable dpf.et
was that a sheet could not be ssen M.
VI me Whiting had been completed,
and the plan Of printing through tue
paper sgehist the ribbon was bad,
ntcea'ilaling, MS itdldi the use OF liisue
paper entirely,
By dint Ut work that waa wearing
on lhn patience aud energy Of the iu.
ventor a muchiuu that was couRidsreL
complete was fually TUNED out IL
wa put Ia tho hands OF "A stenogfa.
Iher and afterwards sent 10 Jonos
Clephane, Of Washington, whose
opinion was considered valuable. Nh.
Clephauo tried the machine and n
gave way, literally, under the tost
Another was sent 10 him, and in the
course Of time several, each having |
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NOTICE OF HefeREe,s sAIr-


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT l.
- AnuttW Nahouu, fcforCu in an action Ia
wv Ahfl JUDICIAL nittrirt Court OF itan Ter.
,tpIl, wherein Mary a. l., Nuf ct Ill wrro
plhlhuh. aud John u. Ncn was deiendgnt.
IuIsuhh! 70 an order made uy tho nrtrirt
iuutl ~ the above ehso, ON iaufsday, Noygin.
,ut shu, in.i' AZ Y O'Clock m. on said dA,. al
wy ltont door OF tho County Iourt llnute. I'M
nait Late t1uay, Utah Tcfutory, witl seIl NJ
puo,o Aucuoh, ior cnsi, 10 the higlust bidder
~ hg llFhl, lluo and interest d the ulnigtlH'
Ahu ueicndhnt "a ana 10 tho follos inc ~.
s'uucu !lAct OF lana tuatrd in snlt Late
,uuhlY. llAh Ter lturY, 10 vat: Ieginninr AZ
VIZ southwest corner Of tho southeast uuhrtgr
" SECTION y, township Hlutb rauge
west or SAT- Lake MuuliAu, and fatiuiag
MNh'N norm on quarter section lirr Il Il
'hA.nHt lhonrp norm ~ uUF. ~ min. wrst "a o.
,hslna more or 'uss ~ tho H1uth linu on A typ
~ iVAl running east aud west ulonT tbr
,"uhy survey, aud running thence cAFt AN
Wv auuth me OF hHid fuld ls.iU chains. thence
h9uth y dts' ~ itin. cast along tho east I'M,
~ luo no etaudc rauruAi land lI.IJ rbHinas
lht.'n soulh u deg east GA east line uf TGi'
toAu ANA t'.l chalnHi thence south II dsg
Z uln rasl on e1st Inc OF TAilfoad land a.
Sntlns 70 section line thence wet on said line
~ 'hhlna 70 corner huu point Of berlpniuy
containing, including ruliOAd land. III nrr,'
Aud ~ rods more or Ioss. ''
subject 60 confirmation BY satd diatrlrt ,,,,..
Iurms OF sale, cash N'u'~
Dated october Oh 1898.
ANDHEw CAuOON,
Referee.
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TSgEH|IS UNION UNION
{g;s,riiA PACIFIC
%D SYSTEM.
The THROUGH CAR LINZ.
Elective Sept. II, 1888.
Nams drrrs and D4ari NJ sac LlLs
Cfg Daig. a. Iogoas

AtluyE.
rom on Eastern points ..............
FROM butte, Portland. San Fran
cisco. Cache Valley and ugdon...iO % a ia
FROM ali Eastern pointa. PaTs CITY
and ogicn...a...,.... ..............ii 50 a ~
Prom San Francisco. ogden and
Intermediate points................... : 90 u
Iron Milford, sanpoto Valley ,Juab. Nephi.
Provo. Eureka and ntormsdihto points . 10 p M
fTom Terminus and Tooolo............. W y IA
DEPART
for ogden, intermediate points.
SAD fTLncifco. rarK CITY and
AL EattCrn points ................5 blam
For Ogden and intermediate pointa =. iOjpm
FOR Ogden. intermediate points
and all faston points. .............. o 90 pm
FOR ogden, Buuo, Helena. Portland.
Cache Valley and san Francisco lpm
!for Eureka, ifoyo, tanpcto Valley
ana Milford. ........,....,,,.......... 90 IA
'For Iooclo and TormInus............ roam
Run only ON Monday. Wednesday ani
Friday
Trains south u juab will run every other
day only, leaving Junb Monday. Wednesday
and Friday and frisco on 1uesiay. thursday
and Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-06

The Largest .ua Ia tho world
Ia on exhibition ut the Great Worlds
Fair. You ought to see II. This IL
the month Of months to visit tho fair,
pleasant days, cool nights, delightful
travelling weather.
Maximum comfort enTouie 10 Chlca.
20 on the Nsstibuled Limited trains OF
the Chicago, Union Pacific sud North
western Line. See your nearest Union
Pacific Agent for rates Or other inior.
nation.
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Are You Nervous,

Are you all tired out, do you have that
Tired feeling or sick hsajaoht7 You
can DO relieved ofall these symptoms
by taking Hood's Sarsaparlllh, which
gives nefye, mental and bodily
strength ana thoroughly purifleq the
blood. IL also creates n good sppetiir,
cures indigestion, heartburn and
dyspepsia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-06
4 O. BARNrs MusIo DEALER

Agent for the Weber, Ettcy and Camps
lianos. Estoy organs aud AL kinds Of Musical
Merchandise HIin AGENT Tor tho celebrated
Help Mate Sowing Machines. Needles AMI
Attachments for all Kinds % fuWiug machines,
Bicycirs Tor sale or rcnt, bicycles cleaned
AMI repaired.
81. q. BARNES,
Opefa House Block,
OebES. UrAtt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-06

The Phmnix Gdfgne Of Septemt or
18th says: The mystery OF ito Gill
CITY murders seems to DO solved. A.
boon a. the news Of the crime came TO
Yuma, Frank Burk, tho detective,
went 10 thu scene, accompanied hy
four deputy sherins anu two Indian
lTailers. The Indian trsilera soon
learned that no Papagoes were i'm.
plioalcd In tho tragedy. A revolver
with several chambers discharged had
hoen found near tho corpse of the
Mexican boy, frAnulscO Ccz. The
wound that caused his death could
have been oatily solf.lnillcted and
upon tniH theory the care wns soon
worked W. The Indians took the
shoes OF Coz aud fitted them 10 the
tracks leading 10 tho scene Of the
murder OF Postmaster Potter and Bob
Roberts, ana then back again 10 whore
tue buoy Of Con was found. Con was a
cullen, half-lndian fellow. lie seemed
10 have an Insane streak Ia his make.
up. From all tho details there appoafs
no doubt that Con killed Potter and
Roberts and then, walkiug to his own
home, mile distant, no committed
suicide.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-06

some Improvement but all met q
Similar fate.
Ia 1873 the machine was thought
perfect, and contracts tor It, manu-.
factute were made with the Roofing.
ton Machine Wotks, Of Ilion, y. Y.
IL was even some time after this that
the typowfllor ma the general public
Know II was put auccessfully on the
niatketi Tor even with tho uicety with
which the finished mechanics there
turned out the parts OF the maobiue
many alterations werefound necessary.
Competitors soon sprarg up, but with
lew exceptions the general plan Of
Sholes' machine was adhered 10.
The method OF throwing up
the types, the proting ribbon,
the keyboard aud even the
frame were indotsoI, 40 10 speak, by
the rival INVENTOR, and seemed to be
accepted ~ the Osrt that genius could
devise. But Mr.. Sholes's lahore had
not ceased. Stricken down with a
lung difficulty and confined 10 his bed,
he employed mis- time In mailing Inn
ptovements on his own inventions, aud
many OF these were incorporated In
the uiachinse then put ON the market,
and nre still used. Before he died, IN
February, 1890, he had Constructed
MODELS for two new machlnes, the last
onc being In his judgment "a complete
triumph over all his former efforts.
James Densmors also died In 1890,
possessed OF much wealth said 10 be-
r"nli1ed by his labors ~ agent aud In.
troducer Of the Sholes typewriter. Mr..
Sholes died n poor man comparatively,
seeming 10 have shared thr fate OF too
many men OF inventive genius.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-06

OniS SIO.sS
To Chicago aud Return via Union
Pacific, October 9th and 9Th.
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moro. 1l,nncr.

World's Fair aud return only $3.50. rs.
via Rio Grande Western on October
9th aud 1tb.
Chicago ana return sg6.T5. 81. Louis
anu return, $500, via the ITO Grande
Western on October 6,h aud 9Th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-06

Hoods Pills are easy to take, eafy IN
action and sure In eff, ct. go box. 1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-06

New - thr sim"
To no TO the Wprld'. FAIR, only SOL
via tho Union Pacific, October Gu anu
1th, account Chicago Day.
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BACK VOLUMES
DESERT WEEKLY.

To sixth voIup.s Of tho DEsERET
WEEKLY In tho proaont form Is
now boand. A limited number OF
coploa Of these SIX volumes Ian DO OBJ
'ainsd at tho DIunnIr Ssws Once,
salt Lake City, In bound form OF 500
Par volume, It ~ The best history q,
current events 20 bo obtained, aud py
far the oheOpost, and tho umo IL mo-
Oar distant whom they will be eagerly
sought SRor by students OF history,
AnEioua 10 DO informed OF the stlrring
events which have transpirod within
thepsa. throo yoam-iho moa, interest
ing period Of tho history OF ,h. Lat
tor'dRy Saints. Every parson Who
can anoi It should SECURE lhss,
volumes whllo thoy arc to b had
for fn'uro roiorcnco, and especially
should thoy be obtained for every
Sunday School, Improvements Asso.
oAtion and Ward library, Apply
SaAz b nAass sarO Il Eutitac samA
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LOST
BIOS WANTED

A LARGE ROAM HORSE. BRANDED q
-. - % ltit hih Ecturn TO John Lewis, C0
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WANTED.

WANTED.
T. YOu WANT TO BE fuBE o. A rAIR
treatment when you sell Or luv fu 60 tho
"'''fet secondhand store. 80 south. tate ,t
HOTEL uELl, silOr nELP. sT0EE
hrlp, ONCE help, can obtain interesting
information by calling today NJ the ladies'
Exchange, ~. east, FIRST sonih
GiTUAIioNs WANTED FoH REfINuiE
- COOKS, walters, rtHmhormAlds. al sheU.
hfa's' 49, EAST. firtt south. iolcphonu 80.
4 oLLFCroW. sALEsMEN. OFYICg
y rgrk' tailor, cigar stand statesmen, al
hhepAfds -. east, tifst south.
ERoCERY SPECIALITY SALESMAN. Az
~ lcrtH ny gent, hil poster, Kindergarten
sct,ol ag NJ, inst lment house ngcn, al sHsp.
Ads' '-'a cAs' tirH' south.
MAS AND WIPE 40 surERISrFSD
AVA. branch business work light nrforabis
shI y inhiallc particulars, shopaTd's, 49,
I ADY noon. KEEPER. OFFtCE owns.
IL HA'cslhniuH, pantry aud stn rerOom uirla "a
INC Lnd'ea' ttehaugc. Isl cart, tirst south.
IvREE ron GIRLS. NO oFFICE Ftys
south '"''
GuUATipS ron A VERY FyCFLIESr
- lhu lAlhs'aklnF general house servant,
good record may 10 seen at Ladies Earbante
ls'g eaft. iIst south
LREE, 40 rEKs CIfNRGEp 1o woEr-
lnE srla dulug drl times at hheparda !,
h'. east, tifsI south
HRsrcLAss DRyING AND SADDLE
hoi,es al T. y. T. statlcs, $50 South Main
'uop' 10" prices.
A IT,. hiNDs or CLEANING, DYING.
-. - Aierng and hepairng, second hand
LNA' second rouIh Street
WASiEp - TRAVELLING sALEsMAS |
W for WluHra. waters Two confectionery
statesmen, bread ana cake baker. busigs.y /
cNahte operator grocery CLERK. tAlt LakeIE. |
lua1f' hufrAu' 90 - qua south.
NHANTEp g. WAICuNtAN, TIMEKkPFR |
w married lunlt0r, good inllktr NJ other |
Au'A pNNIhs positions now upOn. We have |
We l.a.ya aud want men To on lh0m. sail |
~ ',A,nlAse harcan' ~ H. snd south.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND sTFy. |
" usfaphtr TOR cilyl housekecper, nurse,
.H,a' lhul esHHls'ers lads IArtner with igu. !
'prtuvoIAl good dumestifs san IRke ~ |
'nahee bureau 90 d. god south
MAN WIN rFANf WANTED An s1I.T
Ava LaAo Exchange Bureau, 90 b.. sni sou h
kiANIEp- EVERYBODY no Know
" lhlt We mover had TIC Mammoth Mining
nnlfHrl Tor mem Iutwe have aryprai rro1
lnHlNups open Tor guuU people. tAit iAkrYA
'hhnFt Bureau, o. g. end south.
A LIVE MAN no REPHFsiNr Oun
~ lusin'h. ln each town u Utah, " yomiBg.
NMlHnh, lnHhu hni Cyadh Plymouth Rock !
Nhls q o hul lu pnlouu block, corner 2nd
~ WV all slAlg -lrgels. -Alt Lako Cly, uiah,
.
IHt CHtArEsr PLACE ~ TOWN Is
Wg J. y l., Second hand rtor0, ~ west.
SOUTH Large stock VI eyerythin on
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WHuLE on HALF INTEREST
w in barber thopE W. J. nogan, ll0
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A fEW SPLENDID OPENINGS IN
"A tho hardware aud plumbing business.
W. j. logan, tiJ rost0mco block.
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{ oOp HORSE, WORTH $50 FOR THIS
" wees. Han, IS Richards street.
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FOR SALE.

I HAVE FOUR MOE PIECES or
4 property that will be- sold at q sacrifice
y WlH ray You 90 SEQ these before buying ".
D. hoFnu, 90 futtotice block.
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II you WANT A GOOD PAYING
u millinery or dTesamuking pnriOr, call on
me- W. j, Began, 40 rost0nlcc Block
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MONEY BROKERS.

II You WISH 10 HOgRow MONEY.
4 eau on SALT LAKE VALLEY LUAS
q Ihusr COMPANY. n east, first south
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FOR RENT.
PERSONAL.

Mis-. o. r. STEIN has OPENED
1Nl her nrcssmaking rarlars At rooms sii
and al2 Constitution building
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GLNERAL nAKEUIEs AND cox.
- dictionaries, doing nice business ~
D. Hogan, 40 fostonic6 block.
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GtpLINDIb OPENINGS IN MEAT
- markets, we'll established and good lora
Mons money. mAkorA ". ). Began, 40
luatlnlao block.
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IT YOU DON'T SEE WHAT VOC
\ want ~ the above litt, call on me. W.
hogan, 40 rOstonice block.
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" you WANT A GOOD PAY.
- lns st,0on, call On mo. W. J. Began, 40
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

II NuU WI.H 10 ENGAGE IN
Il any line of business t Will ray you 10 $50
ne, W. >. Logan. tlu podtlHIce iifork
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StuA1iONs WANTED FOF RELIABLE
- coos, MhliutH, rhHmhOTmhldt, at rhcp,
afd's' 49, onst. firtt south Telephone Ilj.
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lyon SALE Ar SACRIFICE
A A2''ro'm furnished house. centrally 10
cated. clearing ilIuprr month. pour health
cause Tor selling ". J. hogan, tl0 Iostodts
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GtNtEAL GOOD PAYING RFYTAU.
gan, tlu q. stOniro block
The state chronicle., 1893-05-24
Accommodations at Chicago.

As announced, there will be three
elegant hotels open to the public at
Chicago during the Worlds Fair
under the management of the un-
dersigned, the Strickland, the Cor
nell Avenue and the Park Gate.
You can have rooms holding two
or four, either separate or connect
ing, with every convenience, and
with board, or upon European plan
at as moderate q rate as any first
class hotel. You will find the Strick-
land Hotel as handy and convenient
as it is possible to find, either for
the Fair Grounds or for the centre
of the city.
The Hotel is situated on Lake
Avenue, close to the lake, and the
Thirtieth Street Station at Oakland,
on the Illinois Central Railroad, the
main line to the fair, with trains
running every few minutes. Lake
sAvenue is the direct road in walk.
ing distance to the Fair Grounds.
JOHN O. PLANK, Manager.
Lake Avenue, between 38th ano
39th streets, Chicago.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-24
New York Cotton Market.

New York, May 23-We ale pleased
to report slightly better undertone to
the cotton market today, but whether it
will continue or is only temporary will
depend upon further advices as to the
condition of the crop and the course of
the Liverpool markets. During the bal
ance of the week everything seems to
hinge on these rather uncertain sources
just at present. The market opened
weak this morning at decline Of 4 to
points, with some pressure to sell by
commission brokers. After the call the
market developed a further weakness
and prices declined2 points additional
upon some forced liquidation. The weak
feeling continued during the first hour,
but changed for the better soon after
that time and the market recovered
steadily on covering of shorts by the
local operators owing to some small
buying by houses VITA foreign connec.
ton. This buying led many to believe
the Liverpool market will not respond
, to the decline in prices which has oc
CURED in our market since Friday. This
impression, followed by reports Of cy
clone in Kentucky, with predictions of s
cold wave hereabouts, led to a genera
| buying movement, which lasted up tt
the close, when the market left off firm
at the highest range for the day, will
the final figures up 10 points from tn,
lowest and about A points over Monday
closing.
CIApp E. Co