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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-23

SUMMONS-IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
- the First judicial district Of the state OF
Montana. in and for the county Of LOWS and
Clarke.
sminnie Nightingale. plaintiff, Va. William
Nightingale, defendant.
The state of Montana sends greeting to the
above named defendant
You are hereby required to appear in an action
Drought aRainrt ycu bv the above named plaintiff
In tho district court OF the First judicial district
1f the stato Of Montana, Ill and for the county OF
hied therein, within ten days exclusive Of the
uay OF serViceJ after the service on you Of this
tQnmcns, II served within this county or, IL
served ont of this county. but within thlsdlBtrict,
within twenty days; otherwise within forty osys,
or judgment by default will bo taken against you
sccoruing to the prayer OF said complaint.
lhe st41d action i. brought TO oLtaln "a divorce
totere and now existing betWeen defendant and
tins plaintiff upon the ground that defendant
has committed adultery suhss u1ent to such mar
riage; and upon the further ground that defend
ant has been guilty of extreme cruelty towar d4
this plaintiff.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail tc
appear and answer the said complaint, as nhovc
required, the snid plaintiff will apply to the courI
for the relief demanded in the said compliant
and for costs.
Given under my hand and the zeal of the dis
trlctcourt OF the First judicial district OF the
state of Montana. in and for the
m@ county OF Lewis and Clarke
seal First this 18th day OF March, in thu
Jud DIST. year of onr Lord one Thousand
Court. eight hundred and ninety-three
5000 JOHN BEAN. Clerk.
BY JESS RICKFR, Deputy Clerk,
j. A. Carter. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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National

Directors:
I. c. Power, A. J. Seligmnn.
l. G. johnson, Richard Lockes.
James Sullivan
Interest allowed on time deposits. Exchange
issued on principal cities of the United statce.
Iauada and Europe. Transfers of money msde
b. telegraph. Collections promptly attended TO,
City. county and sts'o securities bought and sold.
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CURRENCY SCARCE.
Ous of The Principal Subjects Of Dis
cussiOn In New York.
PREMIUM OFFERED FOR GOLD
An Abundant supply Of Currency al
the sub-lrcasury. - Clearing
House Certificates Issurd.

NEW YoRi1, Aug. Aside from
tho meeting Of Congress Hd its posi-
hi. action on the silver question, TO-
,sther with lite probable effect on busi'
noes In general and the stock market
In particular, the principal sulject Of
discussion today was the continue
,carcity Of all forms Of currency, notes
.,J specie. In TACT, according to well
informed bankers, that was the most
.,rious question NJ the day. The
money brokers today were paying ns
nigh NJ to percent for currency,
and were getting as high rs % per cent
for Il IN big lols.
pection with this scarcity OF cash was
mat the money brokers were bidding
from 10 1 Of / per cent for gold 10
arrive, uotwithstanding that the rate VI
fofeign exchange today did not
warrant the importation Of gold.
sIr1. sterling was In demand today In
e58stauonco OF the Offering Of q prem
ium for gold.
Al tho sub.lrcasury TO-DAY II was
said that there was an abundant
supply o. currency ON hand, which
Inc banks car have In exchange Tor
M euuiyni, s. The clearing mouse
loan committee issuei sl,Ol5,OOO more
i5an certificates today mailing the
ioial amount now outstanding s8si'
O6i 600.
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TRIP TO THE NORTH.
An Excursion to Cache, Bear Lake
and Snake River Valleys.
Opportunity uf tho Year 10 visit aud
spend Pleasant Time In Northern
Utah aud Idaho.

The Union Pacific trains on
Tuesday, August 10, will carry from
Salt Lake the Annual Cheap
Excursion to Brigham CITY and all
points north IN Cache, Bear Lake aud
snake River Nalloyr, aud to Yellow
stone Park, on the following terms for
the round irr;
rIy DAY UgELTs.
brigham city, sG.15
IuwrS DAY rIuNErs
Logan, ~ 80. Preston, $40
Franklin, iHh oxford, 40
roratcll0, ST.5O.
tuiuri uAr IiCKIrs
Idaho Talls, so 80 soda -priugs,s 500
Market Lake, 100. Montpelier, 1900
A special ratn OF $40 VIII bs given
through Ypliowrlune Park If suiil
cient party Il made up. Early appli.
cation should DO made to the excursion
managers.
The Cache and Bear Lake Valleys
diTision will be- Ostried on special
train leaving the UuIon Pacific depot
a. 1850 a. m. on Tuesday. Excursion
ists for all SnRBe River stations will
leave on the regular train at s =. m ON
rursdey, the l5,h.
Tickets may bee obtained at Coulter
n SuelgrOvp's music store, - East
Temple street, the u, u. Railway
office, or the manager,
BANTER, ANDERSON ~ BUCKLE.
p. o. Address, Box 6s2. Salt Lake.
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GREAT Confusion.
Tho Lady Managers Hoid Another
interesting Meeting.

Tho Lady Managers both Ahother
interesting Meeting.
CHICAGO, Aug. For four hours
this afternoon the lady managers had
another hot wfaugle over the
trouble which grew out Of Mrs. Bal's
remarks about Mrs. Meredith 5Atur.
Jay. There were tear, hisses, stamp.
ing OF ieet anu great confusion geuet-
ally.
Mfp. Meredith preoipitated the row
by ending report from her commit.
tee, Of winch she " chairman, and
Mrs. Ball II secretary, stating that
every member OF the committee had
signed letter TO Mrs, Palmer, aHking
that Mp. Ball be excused from iuither
service on the mmi,tee.
Then followed trouble. One pailia-
muntury question after another was
dung at the chair until even the man
who sits Hs parliamentary expert aud
advises Mn. Palmer, was bewildered.
AZ the debate grew heated, large
number OF outsiders crowded into the
room and seemed 10 take keen enjoy.
ment IN the proceedings.
None OF the many propositions
made succeeded In running tic gaunt.
let anu the meeting finally uujourne1,
With tho ladies In u very RULED frame
VI mind and tho question VI the day
unsettled.
At u meeting Of the national com.
mission today Commissioner Goodell Of
Colorado preoipilatod a 10 gthy AMI
heated debate by n resolution reducing
tho salaries OF Commissioners 81. CLAIR
and Massey, memuefs Of the council Of
Capitalization, 10 $4,000 a year. Now
lhoy are getting 500 per month.
ii, BTtmilz, accused by the bwlss
World's FAIR commissioners VI en-.
Excitement, from the Geneva exhibit
Ofr, was discharged to-day, the Swiss
consul, Hallnger, declining to prose.
futa
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Considerable Excitement in The House
Of Commons Yesterday.


LoNDoN, Aug. There was CON
siderable excitement among tue con
setyatiye members at the opening Of
today's session OF the house Of com.
mons. The report stage Of the home
rule bill was reached at an earlier hour
than was expected and BaliouL who
had an important amendment TO offer
to the bill was not present to present H.
The conservatives were very DESTROYS
OF having the amendment submitted.
George Battley, o0nsrtyativr, requested
TO be- permitted to act as u substitute In
Offering the amendment.
Speaker Peel ruled that At this stage
substitutes could not be- allowed, a
number VI now clauses were then pro-
posed by Utler members OF the OPP.
POSITION, but the speaker ruled them
out ON the ground that due notice had
not been given OF their submission.
The uuipnists stood arhast as they
saw the report sweeping through with
lightning speed. Their fright was
aiiayed when janice PARK Smith
(ihrral uuionlst), after having eight
new clauses proposed 10y HIM ruled out,
moved tina, the boundary commission
under the bill he instructed 10 Inquire
An 10 tho better division Of the Irish
electoral Districts.
Tue debate on this motion was taken
up ana this gave the opposition time to
breathe. Conservative ana liberal
unionists whiIs were az once dis
tatched N search " the abseutees 10
summon them TO immediate atteni.
auce al the house.
Baliour aud other members Of the
opposition appeared In the house IN
time to take part in the debate on
Smiths motion. Eventually the uo.
don was defeated by vote Of 1876 to
l52.
smith moved two further clauses
dealing with elections In Ireland
Anor debate each clause was rejected.
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4 ,Ouk. PASTRY MEATS AND lCES.
- Cy reference may be- seen at room q,
ISL T. l4t south
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SUMMONS.



Morn, GoIducrs plaintiff. Fa John A. Grass.
bcrE, Ann H. GruraHrHE William Grursbto .
IlCnuur O. bruusucra. y tUu.ls N. GrursUeut
NhudH Gr0pfHtrk. IusuUH ". atoutt Henry w.
Drrrn. 90. w. bacon DHl National SANS. a
ruUu alton. IamrH IU..lr aud Henry n.
Wallace, co PARTNER. HaIHs business under
tuu HruI ntmr Oh rus.Df a Wallace l. h.
Archer j d. Ipt. b.. b. TurrUI. ll i. I4nu..
Max Martin aud samuel O. IInscf. coIarturfH
under the nrm name Of HHftIu a lfpsrf a.
ton defendant.
an, p.,t,I. rf tb. t....rY....r,. az tft.t ..t
gfgttipg 'N'''''' 10 ~" 'N"N
m
q, ~ duhu a. 'Tnc. N',A Auh p hruoslUrh,
Wuliim HfocsNcob. II'iuar Z, 1rncsh,CL,
IoroNt VI STOUT, uuufT ~. uften, n. A,lineun,
lhh NaNlnal hMht o. corporation. janice
tucker ana hctfI g. MhIirr, corariuDrH
SOM nurlh,ah uhlrt lN' N.u name OF Tucker
. uIHrc' D. j. AIDlg,. D. 90. ltiL 5, s.. Tor
Tui. w. % taucy, MaA N.FiIu ana samuel a..
iirscr c9parllcta under lhe ilrm ulmu OF
MHfHu llpH't huh iiuNHI'nu MNNAlr Hard
W,rr 90, q corporation % I'NlAuts
= ou &c utftnl required Iu 1pptar % an act.
lou uiluAht w Nhsl you NN lhc above named
pauhU lu we lIul.. court OF me Third
luhltlhl district OF Voc It.flliF OF lihh, unl
To answer to ihu COMPLIANT uIyd therein within
lrh dNNs exclusive ~ lNr uai OK tcrNircl alter
lhr t'thlcc on you oi ihIH summnuh-li served
Wlhin THE county nr. % -gtNrd out Of thit
county hut lu Tue Instruct NIlhiu tWuuiY u1yH .
othrrWne within forty HlI7Hur iudgmC .IIy
utl.ull WIN hc hhrh AE i.n.l YOU according TO
the prayer OF alid COMPLIANT
lur hAlu nruuu Dr. hiuu.NI To nave Judgment
ih l.o SUN OF lsNN.. Irl. llA ana li.p. .I lu.
Irfrait Win interest Hu IN.uItat 40 nine uvr
cent per hnnum ON WNa.r ihrItol Tor slli SO
So z, take, Win inlerg, Iom May y, s.J, all
AZ pct ''hI p'l HMN.W lnl fl.ll plil
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JNuRNIsuEp ROOMS FOR LIDlr
Il housokcepiny cheap at .ol q. ist south
3 ffUUf
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Numcir Aug. 7.-Tolay's session OF
the ln'ernntioun SuclaUsis'C II rcssass
mntkrd ~ gtoit deal %. excitement.
hiHt there Wa u heated debate Ou the
question whether the anarchists AMI
injel cudvut sucIallstH should lie FER.
United 10 Httuut. a resolution was
carried to admit delegate, nuIy from
societies ruc0Hu z.ng tho Necessity uf
the Ursuuistura % labor c0ngurfvuuy
with political action.
The adoption uf THE resolution,
which w.s tAlsm .uut e. the ,XUlu-
sion oi the uuarCuitls, icl g. great
npronL Tine AvIweI anarchist dele.
gates positively Ivfus,d o. withdraw,
aud several VI Thorn had 10 be- elected
by force.
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obstacles TO the importation OF manu-.
iactuted silver from India, arising
rom the compulsory Hall marking law
no England. He said that the silver
'u The hands Of the people OF India was
'.iimaicd 10 amount In value from
lliO,uuu,0OO 90 cl50,0O0 600. Owing 10
.he stopping or the free coinage of sil.
vct by the Indian government the
copiu were unable 10 fiud market for
iheir metal, and were sustaining
guufmuu. lDsc.. The gbolituu ol the
Hall mark iw Ia England. together
with irec trade In Articles mluu'ac.
tutrd 10 m silver would, hc declared,
mitigate the evils brought about by
the stOppago OF coiu.gs
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NEW York, Aug. The World 3
Warrington correspondent has polled
Congress upon the proposed silver
legislation. One hundred and forty
three representatives. favor repeal,
oighty.thTee declare for a substitute
and nine will not talk. Twenty-Five
senators are for substitute and t0en-
iy.two will not talk. Three senators
declare against repeal OF the Sherman
act. Many members OF both houses
who WON'T talk will undoubtedly vote
i0r repeal. A large number Of those
who want substitutes ato for free coin
age or are against the demonstration
of silver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-08

SAN FHANCisCD, Aug. I-Profcssor
Il. 3. Holden, director Of the Lick
Press ~ ioilUwt: Two Lick observatory
Photographic Of The auu. taken about I
T.. N. yesterday, Pacific time, by &. ID.
Pcrrinc, show nm object like como
on the suu'e face. lfauy observer has
a photograph OF drawing ui the sun
az that hour the observatory viii be
glad TO zee copies Oi them.
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The west aud south Against the
Tnst

Auf hfst ana Nnuiu AEhtnst tue
East
CHICAGO. Aug. Z. - Colonel A. G..
Fish ~. Colorado, delegate g. the silver
convention, hos remained ia this city
In confullht on with bimothliisis from
all sections ~ the county, puffectiuE
plans to iorcc Congress 10 give tho
untion the free coiungc Ui silver and
some measure Of justice to the debtor.
anu producors. lie stated 10 n
press reporter that determin.
alton had been reached to use
every possible Argument g. convince
the East that u WAS ~ the Interest of
oil classes 10 restore silver and give
the country proper per capita circu.
lation with which to DO business, aud
II the East persisted In reducing the
volume oi money, which would en-
slave the West anu South, that a com
biued effort would ho mude by those
sections to wipe out the protective
tatiil and toIeutlOu every soldier who
served In either the Federal OF Con.
ioderate armies, thoir widOws aud Or
phnus, anu 10 enact graduated In.
come tax for that pup sr.
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TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. 5.-G1vornor
Llowrliing TO-DAY appointed Silas
Rutludgr, Benjamin Hilbrum, W.
Jarls0u and 1hyge S1gnL, Daui-h
vice.c0nsul at Kansas Guy, commits.
si0neu 10 Chicago 10 confer with the
representatives OF foreign governments
attending the W0flI's Fair, Ia the
Interest of steamship trhusl ortaliOu j.
Europe by way Of the Gulf o Mexico &.
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DURANGO, Colo, Aug. From Ia
PlEia CT, Gomez the ropor, that the
southern Utc Indians are alaughtsriug
deer In That vicinity Just tor iurlr
hides. They leave the reservation
with impuuity anu refuse 70 dcsist ~
their ousiaugD,H upon gama When told
to by the HettlefH.Six Utrs KILLED twenty
deer Friday IN two nuurs near LlPiatA
ana lot most Of the yeusiOu 10 rot on
tins plains, merely taking the hides.
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NUNSA, Aug 7.--Cholefa Ia spread.
ing ln Rlmuuil aud Gnlicia. Several
cases have teen reported la Lemuorg,
the capital of Galicla.
kOME, Aug, IA Alexandria l. UillCi.
ally declare 90 be free from cholers
aud the epidemic Ia decfeasiGg In
Naples
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PORTLAND, Or, Aug. lin tue
cant OF the twrnty.eight Chinese held
on the steamer Hnytiau Republic,
United States COmmtsi4ter DsaIy
this afternoon decided that under sro.
tons two and uiE o the GgHTy act,
eighteen were entitled 10 land anu the
remaining ton must bu dtl0rtuI.
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Try Goods, Millinery and Clothing
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.


IT. pieces NJ good quality figured china
'ilk7, reduced from Zoe 20 300 ror yard.
-l pIccos ui Dhuuoy Bros. best figured
emma and sunh silks, reduced from sI.gi
To- UI' uur yard.
l' pieces hgurod changonhlo silks. ro.
Hu''u from e'r o. OIL Uor yard.
'N lloc's 90 ung bedford Cords. in light
shades, reduced from sI. to ic par yafJ.
% pieces of now aud choiee ytr1vo. In
summer drus4 goods, ranging boz prir.
rom sl.-' go Nlc por yard win be- cleared
QUE 40 one price Nr uur yard. Tll. be-
'no greatest bargain ever offered in this
or any other city
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PAWH, Aug. IA te. pu1u has
been caused here by the iubiirltion Of
an article IN which NJ. Dupns, former
official OF the detective service, de-
claIes that RihHt anu LouUot, miuif.
t,ts, c0univ,d at the escape Of Ar,on,
the Panama lobbyist.
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Judge Liveinn, upon application Of
Post, Martin a Co., New York.
AZ ILLINOIS CENTRAL DIVIDEND.
NEW YUHl. Aug. THE lillnoia
Central has declared a dividend OF %
Ter cent I'm rash ON the capital stock,
payable September |, 1893, 10 the stock
uI record August SIN.
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NEW fORIt, Aug. IA report was
current In this city today that 1... -.
sident had practically decided 70 nom
innate William u. H0rnblower 70 M
tue vacancy on tue United status
Supreme court caused by the death ui
Ju Ige Bla,uhiOEd.
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LONDON, Aug. IA dispatch from
Bueu.a Ayfes stntts that Governor
Costa Ui tue rr0vir Co. ut Buruus Ayfes
hns resigned nuc fled lev ul.puisu from
Ia Plata. mills farewell IN ssasy 90
the lcgls allure ho chnrg sl.uu national
government with hb,ttiug thr fev0lr-
ton and supplying tho rebels with
arms,
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WAsutNGTDN, Aug. THE onct-
Of silver today aggregated 5Ol, 800
ouuces, and VI this amount 2l,UDl
ounces were purchased ut SUES nud
the same price rendered Tor the re-
maindeT.
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SHOES. SHOES.

ago pairs Ladies' oxford TICS. ip a..
styles patent ip and rHu. square loo.
nd "p,rh. worth Nl.hl, s-ru aud au.
We VIII close thUu ont ut 20.
All our Ladies' SE.ul $500 and Sam
oxford 1lo-. iu tan aud b.ar..wIli l..n.l
10 elIl. iu ull styles.
Mons low cut CnIf aud EnnpRrlu
'hocs, hand sowcd, regular price si dozen
Il $3.50
Mems Fine Ca'f Shoos. Iaco and CON
gross, regular prico s lUu, cut to s4II
This is great bargain.
So SEE OUR WINDOW.
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AmoN0 TIIu uAILnoADs.
business before tho directors Meeting
ht nostOn.

NJ nostou.
OMAHA, Neb., Aug. THE eyes Of
every Union Pacific employee, from
general manager down, will DO directed
10 Boston tomorrow, looking Tor the
action Of the board Of directors called IN
extraordinary session, Among other
things ;ho dircclnrs will consider the
funewal Of 100000 sinking fund
1lnds, which nintlTe next month.
The report that oliver W. Mink will
make " the board Will also receive Ut.
untiUn.
An impression that the recon.
menda,l0n that Mink will probably
make VIII take the form OF Il
graduated reduction IN wages actively
prevails about headquarters.
WORKING DAYS REDUCED.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Tho
Southern Pacific railway today Issued
M ORDER reducing the workiug days u
all shop employee from Fix To four
The entire shop force, numbering over
5000, VIII hereafter DO laid uii Ffldnyf
uud Saturday.. IL IL said the cut viii
rave the Southern Pacific 100000 a
month.
THE NEW YoHS CENTRAL.
NEW YOml, Aug. 7-Chsuucey
Deptw II authority iOr the statement
That the New York Central viii begin
policy OF retTeuOhment Mo day.
Four trains each way between New
York ana Chicago VIII be- abandoned.
A RECEIVER ArppOETED.
NASHVILLE, hnn., Aug. Z---Attl Ia
Cox OF Louisville WAS loJay appointed
receiver Tor the Louisville, 1t. Louis
Texas railway rv F~''-
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HARRNGrON, Del, Aug. The
town OF 5nownill, MD, Il on fire, with
every Indication that u will be- totally
destroyed. Tue fire department from
Salisbury, MI, has been calleI on.
Tho origin Of the fife H. unknown.
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MONEY BROKERS'.

~ - AND PER CENT on INSIDE IN.
Vi proved property money ready, no delay.
John j. Snyder, Room 500 p0ulY Block.
NJ ONLY no LOAN uN YARNS AND ulrY
vi property and collateral Good notes
bought suuri umo loans ON endorsed aotos
Waterman nrOs, Room b, Central Block.
nN IMPROVED pllurENIi, ~ ANY
" quantity. crosby Ntfnsiy, Is Main ST.
VI you WISH no uOnNOW MONEY.
l Can on SALT LAKE VALLEY LOAN
TRUST COMPANY, u east, First south
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rJ'O TUAnr 30 ACHE tAUN CLOSE To
i t'tyt HUNcu room frame house. creamery.
lho.,.. horses, cove. 3d. under cultivation,
,y property. W. y. Hogan go Io.tong,
ni9gk
RIO rUAuE-A FIH.r.CLAss FAHNt Or
4 lti acres. only .IN miles from CITY. uIuH
residence lawns, gardens. fruits. HiHNyH. Al
iHfu implements, CtyNuluE uutianN. tn 10
cIulIy fret ria.a meadow land uHr % Che
luyHt farms boo HU. Value $4,000. 600 tINur
5a's ior cry rr.rgrY % IaF lg9nfir5F nl'
N..'. hIN.A.
rINu ruAuE- iW~TCiA-- RESIDENCE
unl business pr1priy f1r sheep ur good
itm.. N. d. Hogan, il0 rHH0tcc block
rI'o WNpE-UGpEN PROPERTY WORM
4 $3.50 "iD.r uuI Il % tn 5000 oa"H fur
rtdDnDg here. IS. j. Began, 900 roHtHu.c
rI'o TRADE rES ACRE FARM NNp
mnnl..l t'C.rH if"n mIN roltg, ugIsg.
anu dr.iNny WH.HuH. .onuriu mills uufnt "
COW. 9nN '.iNgf, good Hiout of poultry 2
acres iIut hrH uuH.ga, balance in uay
ftANt tUHH. lease uf $40 UtH muHIh Value
~ .1 TRADE Cor equity 300 esd.ngn. W.
hof'n' 90 t''''l0e h'o.a
GsEyEUAL W.Ll IMPROVED TA.M-.
- value, taI.u tH $4,000. CLOSE fuUItU. trIuU
Cor u.io gitY property ". . HuFlu. ul
Iusionico h.oet
Euop FANl IN IDAHO ruN cry
" property vs.. y. u1Fiu, o.. rUstUu.u
fH ACUEs NEAR rtuyu ruU UIN
~ Tote ur residence equity w. D. Began.
itlHHtumrD E'utk.
II YOU uAyE ANYTHING go TRADE
A call ON NE. ~. j. lUaHu, tIU uestuu.u
iIucA
VALUABLE EELiNgusuUINr. MILES
' from IrmuIr lur equity ur lois. 49, q.
logan. Aln q. ~. hlu.A
nGpEN lots uN ESOu NIL CLEAR.
~ value O.. u'. Tor Improved salt I.aau usUU.
ur.r. NJ hogan. llIt. 3D. iiurE.
on fUUNl.uFp ROOMS. All RENTED.
~ go UIHI. balance real estate IS J.
IuHtu, 900 lu.'Hu.eu lNuua
DEh MEAD MON GRADE WASsE
.-atlNy horse uuI 100 mules fl rNUu .ngr Tor
uuuHy Hni 'ut ulufr lH. Ur acreage Iu.IIU 1--WE
mlt. uHt % 0. fpyurus oNuara h.u.E, A
Mo,t second south.
HuuCE ADDITION Luls WILL uU
\. trIird for hlrHeH HrI Hug.y. furniture ur
merchandise. r spencer OBJ NrHl rUUuI
South
IA AuEr. OBJ IMrupyEp fAuu LAND.
4 z four miles southeast 60 ritr Coy good
u..yu ruu.r 400 'tN b. iuurUau Is Co.
rouws DIS Hud DO commercial O. 0yE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-08
SEE OUR BOYS WAISTS.

All our zoe boy. waist. reduced 10 lIc.
An our SOC bows waists reduced 10 UUc.
Ailour sLll boys waists reduced tu We.
Al our .l.Hu boys waists reduced to
tLi'.
our uu.ifD sIugi OF mem. aud boys
CLOTHING must gu ~ HuN price.
lHN boys suit. uut frHIu -iUI Iu sl.-t.
lr mems Suits, -uIu everywhere or
$1,000, geo 90 s.ulu sult. How, thAt
uu uuuug I,nuul Suits. very stylish
stupus, cui from $3.50 20 sl.HI "a suit
Special cut un ail our velvet aud silE
.UIrlI laykU 81.
iNhsud,uua cloth upos "a, half c1,t OF
900 uU usIury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-08

Prices ON NEDKWIAIt cut in two
zoe and SOC goods Gus to- Soc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-08

manufacture
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-08
INDIA AND sILVEn.

Tno People Unable TO Tiud ~
Market
LONDON, Aug. lin the house Of
lorls today, tho Earl OF NorthbIooke,
for some Time governor V"nPral ~ ".