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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-11

LONDON, Sept. lO.-A dispatch has
been received at the Braz lau legation
here, which seems g. throw light uuon
the situation oi affair Ia that dis
tur6ed rel uhlic. The message says
RIO de Ianptfo il In state o. perfect
tranquility. The Official mp.ago adds
the brazilian government IL strong,
has conf ience Ia the majority VI the
people, and that It Is ablv 20 repress
ami will reprrss all revolt. Congress,
continues tue flicial communicut on,
has lust drclgr 4 a state VI riege, but,
II 4. aided, the government pfgivrs not
to BE- obliged TO carry out tho workings
u martial law.
The official message Ia regarded here
~ being somewhat reassuring, though
the fact Ia not Loot sight Of that u IL an
UotiirialD mmuticaiion from the
Bmz.nAu government, and Therefore
lktly 10 depict the situation Ia most
favorable colois.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-11

AmSASsAs cry, Kan, Sept. TO-
The government booths, AZ which
prospective settlers Of the Cherokee
strip must register aud procure cettiti'
catcs, will be opened ior businese t.
morrow, when the boomers will be
allowed TO register. The boomers be-
gan to line up In front Of the booths
last evening. Accossi0na TO the line
nave been made all last night aud to-
day, anu this evening 56I people were
In line, with others ialling In over
few minutes. The line IL about quar-
ter Of milo long now. IL Is compose
OF all nationalities, ages, condition mud
sexee. Nendefs OF hot coffee, sand
wiches, water and pie do "a thriving
business along the line. Counting
today's arrivals, there are now abou
L., 900 oncampod heroabouIs, awaiting
the opening.
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University Of Utah.


Tho Fall Term begins at Gam, Mon
day, Sept. loih, ls13
Tho Universally has been greatly
strengthened by additions 20 Ia iaouliy
Of mon, thoroughly competent and
specialists In their line and by purchases
OF books, apparatus aud appliances.
Tho following courses arc offered,
/. Liberal AIRS iClassicall, four years.
.. GENERAL SCIENCE four years.
Q. LETTERS. four years.
Z. SCiEscE NORMAL, six years Includ-
ing two years prepare oryl
.. LETTERS, six years Including two
years preparatory
q. MINING, throo years.
7. NORMAL, three years Including two
years preparatory.
Tho trsi i've OF these courses lead ia
degrees
a preparatory school designed to pre-.
pare students 10 pursue any OF the Unit
voniiy courses is open 90 persons Of boil
sONOs over I 70 yoarsO NJ age.
students are admitted without charge
Tor tuition 20 any course they are pre-
pared to pursue. There Ii an annual
sdmissiou Eco Of $500 for residents o
Utah, and S2bOO for uon-residunts.
Students may receive permits for TO
q ucod fares over tho railways IN Utah.
For further investigation applyto
Joseph 7. Kll6SbuFy, N. A.,
Acting President.
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We Ss! a..lI .s.. sun. $780, $3.50 $500 Etc.
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OUTLAWS REMAINS.
Ito Was Hurled Hensaih the FLOOR Of
the JAN.

WAsntNu1Os, Sept. 10. Deputy
Warden Russ, ~ the district jail mauo
a statement today that the skeleton VI
Guiteau, the assassin Of President Gar
field, IN not on exhibition Mt this Mvdl-
col Museum, m has been generally
supposed. Great precautions were
taken to prevent the grave from being
robbed.
In order 10 obvlate Whatever legal
difficulties might arise and i0rtHtall
any olaim this sister or brother Of the
murderer might take, Il was decided
that he SHOULD make u will, bequcath.
ing his body TO Df. Hicks, and Il was
decided 10 bury II In the jail. The
night OF the hanging, after the au.
topsy, tho body remained In u cheap
cuiiin In the chapel Of the jail. Early
ON the Saturday morning following the
execution couple OF TRUSTEES proceed
cd 10 the laundry room Just 10 the east
OF the engine room, dimly lighted by n
small barred grazing, anu made almost
nm ideal tomb. Tho two amateur grave
diggefs went to work and quickly re-
moving The flooring, dug gave euiii.
oiently dser.
By the time the body had been
brought down from the chapel and the
grave nnishcd HicRs arrived to con-
duct the funeral services. There was
only "a small party that stood about that
open grave aud listened to the solemn
reading Oi the burial servico. General
Crooker, who was warden, was ptes-
ont aud Charley Reed, the lawyer who
assisted In GuiteAu's defenre, besides
several guards and the two prlsoneTa
Who dug tho grave.
IL was weird scene. A burial In
such somber place was particularly
nerve.tTy ing, ana all felt relieved " non
| DR.. Hicks concluded aud the usthloH
began 10 cover up ihe colin.
rhe story that tho body had been
secretly removed TO the Medical
Museum was permitted to 10 uncon-
trauicted, Just as stated, because we
didn't believe IL concerned any one,
[ What became OF the brains anu Other
organs OF tho assassin, which were te'
moved al the autopsy held immcdi'
A,ely after the execution, | do moi
| know, except that the spleen II ON OK
hibitiOn at the museum. Whatever
else was left VI tho man who murdered
| President Garfield lies beneath the
door oil the laundry room Of the jail.
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KANSAS CITY, Sept. "a shocking
murder was committed today in "a
prominent Office building Ut the june
lion, the most prominent location In
tho business district Of the city. Mrs.
Jane Wright, better known N Madame
Wright, a well known employment
agent, was founi dead In her Uiilce this
evening by the Jsnilor Of the building.
The body was found on thn floor, face
downward. The iaue had been cruelty
beaten amt was scarcely Recognizable
through tue cuts anu bruises upon H..
The hands ana ieet we're securely tied
with stout wrapping cord. Deep rud
imptins OF human hugers were ON the
throat, alI the disc1lofed face anu
protruding tongue and eyes told how
tne murder bad been done.
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DELTA, Colo, Sept. l0.-rhe two
men VINO were killed last Thufs1ay
while attempting 90 escape, aficf
robbing the Farmers ami MerchantJ
Bank and killing It's cashier, were
positively Identified today as Tom and
FRED Mccarthy, rather aud son. The
third man who participated in the
robbery but escaped IL Billy Nc
earthly, also n son Of Tom Mccarthy.
These men constituted the Mccarthy
gang Of Oregon, anu are wanted there
for tObbinR stages aud the Uhitcd
States mails. There L. reward OF
$1,000 f1f them on that account.
Billy Mccarthy, the escaped rGbber,
ls ttill at large, tut the punuit has not
been given up.
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WARRINGTON, ID. O., Sept. 1.-THE
Senate during the coming week will
devote itself almost entirely to tie
discussion Of the repeal bill; possibly
there may be an occasional break dur.
Ing the morning hours, but the Calen.
dar affords very little scope for diver
sion IN this respect.
Voorhees, decided more than week
ago that II would DO luexped lent 70
push his hill In tho interest Of ua i0nal
banks until more important repeal
bills shall 10 disposed Of, and his IT.
peal bill has been laid aside 10 allow
tue house measure TO DO discussed u u.
I'll the Senate 10 ready for action, when,
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wAsH1NuIos, Sept. 0.-The Sep.
tember report OF the Btatistician Of the
department Of agriculture shows a de.
cline In the condition Of corn 10 900
from $40 for the month Of August. anu
49, for July. The change Ia marked
IN nearly all the corn states, In com.
parison with September reports iof the
uast ten years. Only three were lower,
i0.l In 1890. 12.3 In 1857, AMI 10 D IN
1850. The decline was caused by the
prevailing drouth. The condition VI
wheat, both winter ana spring, where
was $40, against 500 In 1892. The
general average l. the lowest since
1883, when IL was 1870.
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niner. cause trouble.

PiT1sBuRu, Sept. lO.-About a hun-
droJ Italian miners employed In Tue
Bradling miues IN tho Cherry valley
near here, were Discharged yesterday
The firm employed 800 mluers an
those discharged were mostly single
men. Those duIoecd have organized
for the purpose Of preventing thu othef'
from working. This afternoon lhey
appeared ON the streets, armed, anu
openly threatened 10 shoot the hrsl
m n attempting TO enter the mines TO-
morrow.
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4 Fatni Collision.

FoRT wAYSE, Ind, Sept. lO.-fhi-
morning u collision occurred on the
New York, Chicago aud -. Louis
Railway, two miles eat OF Leipslc, o.,
between two freight tfains. Both
locomotives were entirely destroyed
and fifteen cars Of merchandise entire
ly demolished. Jack Davljsoni engl'
neer, was killed, anu Percy Uncer, his
fireman, had both legs brushed AM
scalded 20 badly that death Will result.
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LoNDoS, Sept. TO- rhe DaiU NeiOS
coTEuspOndet ut kissingon says: Prince
bismarck ~ too ill 10 travel anu his
departure from here has been post.
pOued. The rN.chancellOr IL seriously
~. He isungble 10 cat aud 10 general.
~ ina bad condition. He caught a
chill recently IN receiving auepuiation
OF his Frankfort aimirursi ami then
suffered from an attack OF govt, which
were followed by shingles.
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FROM FOREIGN LANDS.
How tho German Emperor Was Re-
CeITed in StTaSbuIs,
Prince nlsmarck seriously lillian
other Suspicious DEATH Ia EnE-
Iaud.-urAsiItan AdyIces.

sTRAsnuRu, Sept. 9.-The emperor
OF Germany arrived here this morning.
His majesty alighted from the imperial
train at Nvufold station and rode 10 the
reviewing ground, accompanied by HE
stall and a guard OF cavalry. Arriving
at the parade ground the Fifteenth
army corps was reviewed. Thousands
OF people were present. After the re-
view the emperor was entertained by
the leading officials Of the city OF Strau.
burg.
Tno emperor WAS much pleased with
the warm greeting.
lt Ia said, In spite OF these demon.
STATIONS o. loyalty, there was Rn eS-
hibitiOn Of uisl0yalty made during the
early part OF the day. According 10
rep 1T, during the night numUer OF
plucArds, printed Ia French, were
posted up IN conspicuous points on the
route Of parade. These placards, II Is
said, referred la most Insulting terms
to the visit OF the crown prince VI Italy
10 Strasburg, In company with the eni-
per0r OF Germany. fhe police promptly
removed all traces OF these placards,
ami are making II vigorous search Tor
the persons who printed them, ms well
as Tor those who had taken part In
posting them up along the emperor's
route.
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LONDON, sept. lO.-No fresh cases o.
cholera were reported at Hull today
anu there were no deaths. There arr
now only two cholera patients Ia town
ami they are nearly well. A case Of
supposed cholera mas been found In
Leicester. A woman who kept a fsh
shop was attacked with sickness and
died ia "a few hours. An autopsy has
been made, but the authorities have
moi made the result public.
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INDIAN RTsERvATIoNs.
millions of Acres OF Land for Utah
Nettlera

millions of Acres OF LNud for Utah
settlers.
wAsHfN0rON, ID. c., Sept. 0.-rhe
opening Of two more Indian fetetva'
tiOns IL under consideration at the In.
terror department. The opening Of the
ChicapoO reservation, Ia Indian terri
tory, has alfeady been decided upon,
anu allotments are now being madc.
The President Ia eKuected 10 issue, in
a short time, a PROCLAMATION opening
this land 10 settlement.
Tho next reservations to be opened,
II IL believed, are the Uncompfagfu
ami UintAh Ute, In Utah. Eacn OF
these embraces about 100000 acre.
In the latter valuable minerals are
abundant, while each comprises rich
farming land.
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Ihe connIr,.. cenrrnluIalIon..

wAsniSGTUN, Sept. iO.--Congratu.
latory kilograms and messages con-
linuo 10 arrive ut tbs White House,
expressing the felicity Of tho public
from ons end OF the country 20 the
other over the happiness which has
been brought TO the chief executive Of
the nation aud his wife by the birth vi
another child. Both Mrs. Cleveland
anu her babe are rs vol w the con-
ditlona will allow. The day ut the
White House was spent very quietly.
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BRMINGHAAr, Ala, Sept, 0.-Beu.
Jamin JacksoR, colored, was lynohrd
near Quincy last night. About a year
ago Jackson and Thomas Woodmeyer,
D prominent citizen, qlarreled. The
fight so frightened Mrs. WOOdmeyer,
who was In "a delicate condition, that
she died. Jackson Hworc he would
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'1x" Woodmeyer. a fed days ago
the negro threw rat poison into Wood
meycf's well. Three VI Woudmsycf's
children uicd from drinking the
poisoned water, and Wooimuyof him.
self is dying. Thirty n1ighbofs visited
the family and drank Of the water, aud
many are not expected 20 live. Jack.
son confessed the crime before being
nut to death.
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rosnccera InsInl anIne,.

NEW YORK, Sept. l0..-Charles Rob
insou, Of TINS city, IL said by those
who claim To have authentiu inlorma.
ton, 20 be slated as tho successor Of
Josiah Quincy, OF Massachusetts, as
sssis,snt secretary Of state. Robinson,
though but "a years vi age, has made
a name Nv an authority on information
al law, and has written largely ON that
subject.
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hrAaE nrEL.
Keeno Accidentally siabs Lawrence
Lowell

PiT1sBuHu, Sept. 0.-Dufing the
duel stcuc between MercutiO aud Ty
balt IN Romeo and juliet, at the Du'
que-ue thenter this afternoon, Th1m,s
KeeDe, the tr,godian, accidentally
tuTust his SWORD into the left eye Of
Lawrence Lowell, destroying the sight.
Lowell WIS., playing Benvolio, anu
when McrCuto (krrnel stabbed ry.
tall Robert r.. haints), Lowell, who
caught Haines when he iell, received n
sword thrust In the eye. Tho sharp
blaio narrowly escaped entering tno
brain.
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BuEvos AYgEs, Sept. 10. --tTho
ness TON Tucaman is far from Ntli-
factory 70 tho government Ihers has
bsen more fightiag In the streeW OF
that city. The rebels ATE In possession
Of the railroads aud have received re-
Inducements from the surrounding
county.
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MICE 6.HooM FRAME COTTAGE.
~ lot ~ Hlij fHct. iietwoou on and lgth
snnLh. nnAr MoaI rumble. anhp. sl.0l
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LONDON, Sept, l0.-As a result, OF
the defeat n tho home rule bill IN the
house Of lords, this morning the radi.
cal newspapers here generally call for
abolition Of the house OF lOria.
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sr,.chiar character into tho lales. op.
r1siIen o. Manager Saiollt IN The
United state. an oppositlon with
famifymg iuhueuces extending TO
Rome Itself.
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r,,n Nn,t MorId,s TaIr.

PARIS, Sept. 1O.-An oiheial decree
has been Issued announcing that an
international sxposition Will be held
In france Ia 1900.
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LONDON, Sept. l0,-A cOrfespon dent
in Rome telegraphB that tho Vatican
ia about 10 open an inquiry Of the most
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A new BROOM FRAME WIN
"A lawn. lotNNlti feet rriDc. $40. $40
down balance % monthly payment. ". j..
huEau, go fuHtunirc hiura.
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Al ELEGANT NEW GROOM HOUSE rs
"A the suburbs, on car nnc rent 10 W. j..
Hogan, 60 poat1niro block
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~ thee blocks from business suitable TOT
boarding house, rent Sl3, ". }. hogan. tl0
pustunro Hiuca.
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A NkW ,RuOM BmCK. MODERN,
"A hard wood nni.h. elegantly mrnishod,
me location. fucc tolu. on easy payments,
w, J, hogan, ilu rostYfiee BlocE.
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A NICE t.HpuM COTTAGE Is
n Huuurls, on electric line prcc. $50.
80 down bllancg ti3 per month ". y. no
gan, il0 poitullcu % ocs
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An ELEGANT sWpOM ulUaI!
IA choice location. Cost fI.uN, sell Tor
t2,1Q1 on CnsT payments, ". y. Hogan, az
fuatoiilro nIutk
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FOR RENT.

4 HAVE HOUSE, ~ ALI PARTS or TnE
4 city Tor rent / have couyCyanrca Nc my
office 10 show renters OF housuu, ", u. Hogah
10 rostodloU Block.
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I HAVE FuUH MOB PICKS or
i property that will De- sold AZ sarrtfro
u VIII ppy luu 20 nee those before buying. W..
!, began, tlI rouOucr uiuuk
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GTEAM LAUNDRY rLsNl. ONE or
- the bost aud most complete Iu this city tor
on most favorable terms ". d Wallace
care uinwo1duYa
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4 sSAr, MUST UE HOLp. $50
~ each viii buy now 1.tulm hou.o.
lanty, closets cuuHr, u'aui,, truit trees tity
Maiur Lot 3iNl3i fcut. ai fenced rs y. ilOs
zen. 40 roattficu ni0ca
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EuRNisnED ROoMs AND HOUSES IN
IL 900 parts Of tue city WI. Hogan, ilJ
fostonIcU HOOK.
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A PINE COHNEl. .Ni0 UODs
~ Groom house, stable ffuit trees. rlty
wafer. fugr, fi5u, 500 cash. balance Oh
me w. IIoaln. lll Il.lnnLro lLnuL
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tIEn HEAD obi GuOu sUTEp.
= lCO Apply atJ. caller & liro., %
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MONEY TO LOAN.

nN IMPROVED PROPERTY. ~ ANY
" quantity Crosby a crosby Is Main 81
Notary Public 10 onice,
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A TEW NICE IIE0E, oF
~ business proporiy NJ low prices WI.
llu.ln. 90 In.LlnLUe ILnn-.
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A a 4 tACWftCE-A I ROOM IuW.
"a nishod house, centrally located, clearing
slll pgr month. foor health cause Of selling
Out ". y Began. co. Iua|1Mcu block
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A liRHIsGLAsS UAttI FARM pF
N N acres, lh miles from city. Nicd new
residence. stable, sheds. milk houses aud urst.
r'hts mix route. taking $500 per month. Eaay
pa meuts, 500 down. W. j. Hogan. go
Iur LunIfu BLOCK
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1n-ACEU TRACT CLOSE TO CITY. ALI.
w lu lurcm, plenty uf water, il4I per
acre ". nUsau. tlu tnsiuueu Hlurk.
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II 1OU WANT s GOOD Farm ~ ANl
i par u the West, cail on me ~. d. hoFhu,
go lusfU1lrr Hoe.
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SngETLAND roSiEs roH SALE aNAIS
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EuuH ACiEs N ORCHARD. CLOsE To
IL city, good wntCr usut, PRICE al2.G, ", j.,
Hogan, 40 rosto1ico Hllck.
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AlNb RODS. oN sSD STREET, GROOM
E2 bricE house, city water, etc. EasY
tgrmsi il,io0.
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tsl1 RODS. VACANT, ON FlrTH
I East. between Oh and Oh south, Easy
payments $780,
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GR0ESBECK & ROSE
co IUAJ N.

A ROOM COTTAGE ON CENTER ST.,
4 ucaf McCoruicK residence. Hrlck cellar,
line yiow. lot s5Xli1 feet Look this up. $4,000.
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for infants and Children.

Castoria cures Cole, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, piauhua, Eruciati3n,
Kills Worms, gives slccp and promotes a.
rcatIou,
without Injurious medication.
"Tor several years have recommended
your Castona,' and shah always continue 20
do ~ rs it has invariably pFolucel bcuenglai
results"
Envis r. PAEnrE, ~ b.,
ig3th Street and 9Th Ave, Sew York CITY
,,,,,,, q Nff,,,, s-,,,- Nrv YONG Crr,.
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90 ACWEs. TWELVE MILES FROM
90 city. good water right orchard, four
room house aud stables sltul,
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TToUsEs FOR HENr rs ALI
IL pmti Of tho city,
GROEsHECh a ROSE,
No. IS ", Second South street Rooms 2. q 30
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SHEEP WANTED.

CuEEP WANTED WISH TO TX.
= change Logan tity OF farm property for
.hecn = 2. -tcNhrt, LuFan.
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FOR SALE.

tJEn nEAp OH coon sHEEF.
4 low Apply at >. G. caller 4 Hfo., %
CnRTlAND roSiLs rOR SALE ahAlS
- street
GrEAM LAUNDRY rLsNr ONE ~
- the boHt aud most complete Iu this city tor
taio az one quarter lu value. ur iur lease
on most favorable terms. W. a. Wallace.
care binwo9d,y's
II oHsE. HARNESS AM muoGY. i91.
II W.. logon, tlg fostohce h.oek.
Al 4 sACWFIUE-A 90 ROOM rtV.
"A nishcd house, centrally located. clearing
slll pgr month foor health cause Of selling
Out, NJ. = hosau, ilI lostomco h.oct.
4 sSAr MUST 49, soLp $50
~ cash Viii buy % now 1.rulm house,
snuy' closet. eeunr, r.au,'. irult trees tiV
zen. 40 rostoncv Stock
I HAVE FuuH MOB pIECEs on
4 property that val. De- sold AZ o. sacrifice
y VIII rHy lOn 10 nee thJfc before buJ INK. ".
j., logan, 90 iosioihcc nlocA,
A new BROOM FRAME WIN
"A lawn. lot4iNlti feet iuDc. $40. $40
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~ suburbs on electric line. Pucc. $50,
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A fiNE CoHNEU, sNl0 RODS
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water. fugr, fl5u, 400 cash, balance Oh
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IA choice Iocatinn. Cost ii,uH. soil Tor
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me location. Pace sou, on easy payment
w. y. Hogan, ilO fostlnigc BlocE.
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A fiRSrCLAss DAIRY FARM az
| N ID acres, sa miles from city. Nic1 new
/ residence. stable, sheds, milk houses aud ufsts
/ r'hts mix route. taking $500 per month. EaHy
| 20 meuis, 500 down. W. j. logan, tl0
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] ~ city, good w1tOr uEut, Price nl1l1, W. j,
| Hogan, tlo postonico lilpcs.
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