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Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-22
Local and Business lips.

Elegant hand caught smelts, sainion'
fresh rel. sea perch aud scaiiops al
kuowlton 4 Yoang's.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-22
WANTED

VHvANrEN -tsssres,,aIvlx a ri ar a. man 4,
w ,is ,hr aousrrp, n sar sxe Ia ssml,s Sss ~
xse s.n can sss. r.,e, ,sss,,,,,,.s.,s.s Ann, :,
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Cens ,s street, ''' i, &c essasss s '' ''''' W
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qaiek SELLING sse,i. Fot par,sea,srs ,naa,r, a. ar
addrrs. j. W Whit, 81 Jack .oa 81. Nssa.ta
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w ~Fs- Baussers. " 30 and .sier. 81 90.
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.iricilv home wesk fur us; no esnssssirs nai
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w perai. hasi,sa position A. s,ensxraph.r and
ts.y,ns stat viii M, H. ati.,,,.'ns,I. N -,
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VlyANTEn Forging aud Ma hfs, shep wofk
w ei All stads, connected with mills, print
ing honses and sanersi or special work. Heavy
work speciality. n N. Harvey Machine h,ot,
Augusta. MaIne. sossesfsme.
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w the elairsoyant, has returned 10 No, Eim
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tntr or Augusta Uest ol r,fereuees Al
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-22
TO LET.

gI>O LET Furnished Rooms. inqobe y, ~
i Oak street, Augusta dec22 div
yl,O RFNT-A handsomely furnished room
with steam heat and bath. In Hse location.
fine agsrfment for one or two gen emfn. Al
dre.s P.o, Box i,g. Gardner. Ne. dees2d2w'
gl,O LEr--Cot.sge house on Centre street. y
i rooms. Enquire Of 4 A. Nichols. 70 Gise
Street. aec2zdiw'
gI,o LET-one doube once. Aypiy 10 James
i ". North. decaidff
rI,O LET-A stable, box stall and wslsr; also
u runners, almost Bes, for sle Apply JIG
Winthrop s rect. deczidlw'
doom TO LEI a nicely furnished front
H room at sz state street, Ipisire Of MRS.
sykes, evenings oniy. - deois9iS'
yJyO LET-T~o story house opposite Charles
Il Miliiken's. Lincoln -. Inquire os Cos. Lhss.
knowl.oa. Oss sl: a-el,a.r
rIyO LET-FarBisbed rooms, PLEASANTLY 10
j Gated. Inquire No. - Grove street. An.
gusta- decsdf
ITO LsT-Houss with seven rooms In thor
i ougs repair. inquire o. ). =. wyaan, head
of BriSg. street. deesdtf
rI,O LgT-Boasc, No. - Green street. Apply
i @ iIoracs Worth. decs.ltf
rI,O LET--Gonvenien, hoass. modern iJnprose-
i nents No. 50 Green stfeet spply 70 Mfs.
s. i. LANCASTER. No ~ South EhsssBa' street,
AeggEts. ocsEt5H
yI,e GET-Dosbie ten DeBt. u.afiy ssv, city
L AID sril ~sser, heated bS fsfsscs; tefns
y rneaih. fsaaire Of }. Arhsr savage. Cosy
y - --------1---------- -1--
ITO I.ET-Te ladies only. ,@o pissssst roonss
L on state st. heated with hot wstsr spd COZ
venient 70 bath room. Term ressosshIe. tsqsifs
At J9ugy.L gnl.r oe..al
u<Nu N..~~ <aln
L with stable; hoase heated by steam 81 has
al he modern snpYos emenfs. thres acres Of lAe1
With fruit trees and shysbbesy. ADDfy W Ib00as
). Lynch aaaf4du
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A Peculiar suicide.

DUBUQUE, L., June l5.--Ira Wat.
Rims, l0yeArs OF age, committed suicide
today by shooting himself through the
head. HIS dvmontia was the result Of
being struck on the head with aauOw.
ball LAST spring. The young man had
worked with his father Tuesday until
late In tho afternoon, whom he COM
planned Of pains In the head which
drove him crazy,snd he imagined that
tho cold-wave dag that had been
hoialed ut the weather Office was q
signal for the police TO assemble At his
house and take him TO Jail, and told
his mother he had rather sill himself
than 40 to jail. At the same time ho
drew u revolver from his pocket aud
held II 10 his head. ii 10 mother pleaded
plleously for MIN not 10 take his life,
but Of no avail. He pulled the trigger
and sent a bullet through his brain.
falling at her feet.
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ST. PAUL, MIMI, juno I4-Tho
Great N0rthsrn railway gives the
following statement:
Effective ON tho 18th inst, the fol.
lowing rates will DO maze from cur
eastern terminals TO north Pacific
ooast points. Flrst.class, S35; second.
class, S25. 10 Spokane, firut.ciass, $50;
second.class, so. Helena and Butte,
hpt-class, SIS; secoud-clats, SIS.
First-class rates will apply In both
direction; sccond.class, west.bound
only.
Tickets At these rates will DO limited
to continuous passage. The reduction
In rates IL apparent IN saying that the
cut In firstclass ticket rates 10 Seattle
and other coast points IL s25 anu
second.class $40. To Spokane the
cut on fTst-0lass tickets 10 $1,000,
secOnd.olass Sl3. To Helena anu
Butte, frst.class, SIS; second -class, s..
Tho equipment ON trainB viii be- new,
consisting Of fist aud secoud.class
coachts, Tree colonist cars, bItiet, lib.
rary and pnrlor cars, dining cars and
hrst.claes slsepers.
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never took their meals together. Anna
IL. Borden gave no material testimony.
Then came elx witnesses who were
n tho neighborhOOd the morning Of
he murders, none Of whom saw any.
one enter or leave the Borden house.
A REORGANIZATION, however, shovel
that such . thing was possible without
being observed.
Hannah Regain. the police station
matron, testified that on August 2iih,
while Lizzie was In her charge,
Emma called. 81 went into the toilet
room and, hearing loud talk, lookoi
cut and saw Lizzie lying on her side
and Emma heuning over hsr. Lizzie
said: you have given me away,
Emma, but don't care; | won't give
IN an inch.' Emma taiG. 'Oh, Lizzie
1 didG', They stayed together nearly
two hourE, but never spoke again ana
when Emma LETT no good'bye was ex'
changed"
On cross examination, Mrs. Regan
douied that she told n reporter she
would sign paper saying the you
gave ms awayD story wasla lie. She
said tho Rev. Dr. Buck asked her to
sign such paper, but the marshal
ordered her not 10 10 II.
Bridget Sullivan was recalled and
Identified the blood.stained haul-
kerchlef which was found beeide Ms.
Botden's body as duster the latter
used.
Ell Bate, the drug clerk who was TO
testify that Lizzie tried 10 purchase
prussic acid from him the day before
the murder, wal called. but an oblec.
tion was raised by the defense, aud
after considerable argumeat the court
retired for consideration regarding this
admission Of his testimony. They re-
turnod with the decision that the cvi.
donon would bs admitted. Lizzie
flushed visibly, but an Adjournment
was Immediately taken until to-
morrow.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
MONEY MATTERS.
Shipment Of Currency 10 The West and
South Continent.
CHICAGO HOUSES ASK FOR TINE
Dealings In Government Bonds.-secrei
Meeting OF the Clearing
House Committee.

NEW YORK, June ii.-Tho hbll-
ment Of currency to the West ana
South by tho Now York banks was
continued today and excited much
comment. The amount sent out yes
terdny was estimated at moro than
81 900, 900 and another million was Or
der,d today. The bankers agreed In
saying that the demand was largely
due to the dlstrust prevailing every
where In our country, and especially
in the West, where there have been
great many failures both Of banks and
Of commercial houses.
The stribgency Of the money market
10 being experienced at both ends OF
the line. Now savings banks as well
as other banks out West, are f0rtiiy-
lug themselves ms much ms possible,
aud that IL causing the boarding Of
money In those places and cOnso-
uurnt drain upon the banks Of New
York City. AZ result, many New
York banks are being compelled to call
In loans In order to maintain the law
iul reserve.
The sending forward OF wheat, II II
believed, will only account for very
small part Of the demand for currency
from tue West.
Last week the United States treasury
took 81 ,0OO,0 900 from banks AZ result
Il the weeks operations, but this week
u IN expected that the banks will gain
ut least sl,000,0OO from the treasury,
and very probably moro next week as
the payment Of pensions has bogun,
and will reach lie height next week.
IL IL reported that In Wall street
today three large mercantile houses Ia
Chicago were endeavoring TO get OK
tensions In this city from Wholesale
houses OF which they bought goods.
A large mercantile house In
this city OF flvt.class credit
and abundant assets, had TO pay IL
per cent for an extension 10 tue II
over tight place. Lack VI buying Ia
also reported to be one Of the unfavor-
able conditions, and 1t is generally
attributed TO the cuttallment Of credits,
the bad state OF affairs IN the West aud
generally 10 the money sirlngsnoy and
lack OF confidence.
Dealers say the transactions In gov.
eminent bonds lately have beon In
excess OF the usual amount. They say
they amount TO about 81 $4,000 In the
past fortnight. The supply came from
The West, and there has been decline
OF about per cent In the price.
There was meeting VI the clearing.
house committee today. The meeting
was n special one and listed more than
two hours. None OF the members
would say why the meeting was called
or what was done, but later in the day
II WAS stated from reliable source that
the question OF Issuing clearinghouse
certificates as u makeshift In the alb
tence Of ready cash was the subject OF
discussion. so far NJ learned the com.
mittee did not decide 10 issue certih-
chtesi tho matter going over TO the
second meeting to be hold tomorrow.
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q, II. clifford, New CRssell, VIE,
WIS troubled with Neuralgia and
Rheumetilm, his Stomach was dltor.
dero5, his Liver waA effected 20 an
alarming degree, appetite fell away,
and be was terribly reduced In flesh
hnd strength. Three bottles Of Electric
BltterB cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, H.,
had a running sore on HIS log Z eight
years. standing. Usod three hotties "
Electric Bitters Rud seven boxes OF
Buoklsn's Arnica sRlye, and his leg 10
sound and well. John Speaker, Cat.
Awba, o., had five large Fever soreB
on his leg; doctors said he was lnoura.
bile. One bottle Electric BltteTs and
oLs box Bucklen's Arnica SAVE cured
him entirely. Sold at A. o. Smith a
Goa Drug Store. 3Sa
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEaS.
HOFkmen Protest Against Being Taxed
for Wedding Presents.
bismarck Thinks Germany Needs
More Artiiiery.-The siiuatioB In
samoa.-ChoIera victims.

LONDON, June 1.-THE recent aglta.
ton Of radicals against practically tax.
Ing wotkingmen for wedding prcaen,a
Tor tho duke Of York and Princess
May Is beginning to bear fruit. Citl-
lens' meetings havo been held at
oldham, Bristol aud other places
throughout England. AZ these meet
lngs, which wcro called to discuss the
manner OF celebrating the royal wed.
u'hBi mere was much enthusiasm, anu
we names u royalty were hisstd.
resolutions were also passed In favor
OF Ignoring the event altogether.
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bismarck interviewed.

BERLIN, June l4.-Prlnce Bismarck
nae, Ia an Interview, come out In favor
OF an Increase IN the defensive strength
oI the empire, but not on the lines laiI
Gown ~ the government IN the army
ollI' Ia conversation today with Pro.
ltpsor kahl, Prince Bismarck declared
lhat an Increase Ia the army was
necessary but maintained that the iu.
crease should be maze 10 the artillery
ioicts, which, no declared, would ut-
eide the battles Of the future.
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l1Issionarics for Asia.

New Pork, June l4.-Rsv. DR..
John AcKim, d. D., anu Rev. DR..
Frederick Rogers Graves, ID. d., were
today conseoTated NJ Protestant Epis.
eopsl bishops OF China and Japan at
80, Fhomas church. Bishop Graves
will 20 ~ China Us bishop OF the mis-.
sionaTy Jurisdiction Of Shanghai.
Bishop Mckim viii go 10 Japan A.
bishop Of the missionary Jurisdiction (
YeudO.
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Forgeriss discovered.

BAN FRAHoIsoo, June 1.-two
forserlss amounting to s93OO were dis.
covered here this morning. on May
18Th two drafts drawn by this Fresno
anu Chico (Cal.J banks, One on the
LONDON & san Francisco bank Tor
5000, anu the other on the London,
Paris q American bank fer S3sO1,
were paid, and upon exam,na.
ton II was found that the checks had
been cleverly raited respectively from
sos anu S3S.
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LONDON, June l4.--A correspondent
In Rome t,lsgraphs this evening that
his hollnoss has given long audience
TO DIR. McGlynn, and WAS very cordial.
DR.. McGlyun Ia enchanted with the
reception and complete reconciliation
with the Pope anu lett tonight after "a
nyo dnya' aoJCurn at Rome
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Accident in midway pIaIsnnee.

CHICAGO, June l4.-One man was
Killed anu i've other people badly in.
luTed by an accident that occurred on
the Ice railway In Midway Plaisance
thiI evening. The dead:
w. d. Richmond, OF punlap, III.
Injured: IL. Jacobs, J. Jacobs, ID.
Z. Slater May o. Ayers, Carl FIescne,
all OF Chicago.
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NIsALIA, Cal, June li.-Chrla
Evans, tue outlaw who was captured
yeitsrdsy baily wounded, sustained
the ampulatlon Of HE left hand in Jail
TO-DAY. Sontag, the other wounded
bandit, IL improving and Il is thought
that his recovery Is probable. They
Will be taken TO Fresno Tor trial M soon
% they can DO Iemoved.
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AUCKLAND, New Zealand, June Ia.
-Advices received from Samoa today
announce that MaletOa, stlll refusing 10
compromise with his rivhl, has drtc.ou
tho government iOtces 10 advance sod
enforce Maiaaia's submission 70 him.
war u believed TO be inevitable.
Siataaia personally IA very popular,
anu has numerous devoted adherentf.
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Tho sunday question.

WASHINGTON, June l4.-Atlornly
General Olney has appointed CharlCs
II. Aldrich, ex-BolicltOr general, ~ u
Joseph L.. High, assistants 10 United
States District Attorney Milchrist 10
astist In the preparation anu prostcu.
ton Of tue World's Fair Sunday open.
Ing case.
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Homo Ruio Amcndnent ntItctod.

LONDON, June li.-Tu the commons
loaay an smoniment TO the home rule
bill, restraining the Irish Legislature
rom lmpo9ing liabilities or comforting
privileges upon any institution owned
or conducted by any religious sect,
created nn aorld Discussion. Tho GOV.
eminent was not willing 10 accept the
amondment, and when 4, was put 10
vote the house rejected 1t without ~.
yiHlOn.
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MADRID, June IA. 49, Among the
schemes proposed by the government
70 elect n fUtrenchment In the state
expenditures was one to abolish
uia'rict criminal courts. The PROPOSE.
u0h has met with tho hearty dirap.
pfoval OF all the Spanish Darfislurs
nhu lhty have gone On "A strike.
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UTAH DAY.
Arranging the Program for tho res.
uNItieH-Date Changed.

ti'ineH-Dats Changed.
- CHICAGO, June li.--sscrelary V.
VI the committee on ceremonies
~ Ia receipt Of a communication from
,he committees arranging the program
ior Utah day, which Gays that one OF
lne FEATURES OF the exercises will DO the
sihslhg OF sacred songs by the gfeal
Mormon choir. The COMMITTEES also
requested that the date of"Ulah dAyD
20 changed from July 24lh 10 septem-
per YIN. Colonel CUP said this would
Tue Italian section In tho MAnufac.
Iurers' building was opened today.
Every article manufactured In ItaIy
was found Ia the section.
LA'Ffeeidept Harrison and family
Nsl'su the gTounus to-day after The
manner Of other private ciIizsns.
North Dakota day, June 2Otn, han
Deyn postponed indefinitely.
~ was announced tonight thnt the
2,S2s,6S5. WV
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Made by the American Brewing
Company OF ST. Louis 10 browed OF tbs
best barley ana bohemian hops. #
has beautiful amber color, a delicious
hop flavor aud spaskies like Cham.
pagne. Fred ). Hadra, "a East, Flial
South Street Salt Inha CITY. TIah.
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Another Fatal Fan.

KEoKuK, H., June l4.-Wlth but
q faw moments warning three.story
brick business building at Ninth anu
Main streets fell this evening. -Four
children sitting on the back porch have
not been heeu since.
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WAsHINdToE, ID. O., June 1.-the
commissioner OF the district d 3clde1
this niternoon to order new inquest
In the Ford's theater case, and directed
MIR. Thomns, attorney for the district,
to assist Coroner Patterson IN conduct
Ing II, la view Of tho lsttor's ill-heallh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-15

LONDON, June l4.-rhore have been
four deaths from cholernic causes a
Cote, Ia FTauoe, since Friday. At
Mecca, Ia Arabia, curing the same
period, there were 1855 deaths from
cholera
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The herring sea Case.

PARIS, June lI.-Sir Richard Web.
strr Of the counsel for Great Britain
To-Day combatted before tho Ecrlng
sea tribunal Of artliutiOn the AmeIi.
can regulations for seal flaheries.
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RROn TME oAPIrAL.
when the Bsring Case WIN ne De-
sidsd.

siasd.
WAsnINuroN, ID. O., June 1.-THE
officials at the state department are Of
the opinion that the arguments before
tho Boring sea tribunal " arbitration
viii be concluded within the next ten
days, ana with the exception OF Gen.
efal Agent Foster oil the OIL GERS con-
necled with the American case will
return to the United States. Its also
expected that the decision OF tho arbi-
traitors win DO announced by the FIRST
Of A ugust.
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TnE BORDEN nuRDEn.

"ulIHE TesIImnny IN tho Ease
Yesterday.
,NLw BEDFoRD, MAEs., June IA
nlIt' Hinord, a Grsasmakef, leAlinei
tnht IN speaking Of Mrs. Borden TO
L.4kle, she referred 10 her as tho
IAIleI's mother Lizzie said, "Donit
.ay that, because she's mean, good
IoI'holhing thing and DON'T have
mneh 20 do with her.O Liz1le further
s ,wS she Stayed In her room at home.
WINE eating Of the same table they
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THE GOLD RESERVE.

Tho treasury gold is being built up
by deposits In New York Of gold cst-
thosies In exchange for currency
orders In the West. The net gold ia
the treasury vt the close Of busines,
today was s02, lSS,0l6, an Increase oil
nearly 81 ,OOJ,OOO over the day before,
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THE OUTLAWS GIFT.

Mavroyapt Esy, The furnish min.
lister, Ia behalf OF the sultan, presented
TO the President magnificent void
and cameo medal, commemorative Of
the 4OOih annlveraTy OF tho disoovory
o. nerica. A suitable inscription In
Turkish 10 on the face, and the medal
proper Is enoiEcled with an deliberately
wrought laurel wreath studded win
numerous diamonds. The medal will
probably ornament the national mu.
scum or the library OF the department
Of state.
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I uAyL MGR Li5r OF REsTNU.
4 rants 10 splendid locations ranging boz
price from 500 10 O. o. Vs. J. Hogan, 40
iUHinnIco block.
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WE HAVE GOOD PROPERTY FOR
w sale On an pari. OF the city 10 bottom
uroeshcck s i,oso. ilo0ms - hnd %. % W, SEQ.
onf south street
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I WILL TRADE tENEHAL PAYING
Il huHiuOasct Tor real estate Ur real estate Tor
gOot business. ". !. Hogan. az r0alOnlcc
block.
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For few cents any person can obtain
supply to send abroad to friends, and these
silent messengers frequently preach the Cos
pei as effectually as missionaries. Try it by
buying some and mailing to your friends
abroad.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FoR Trade.

HOUsE AND LOT on b. frH SOUTH
IL Tor small farm. s. q. Spencer, O'AeArn
lll0ck, 60 West, end south,
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IOLUMHA BUILDING ANp LOAN As
- torihuon luuda homUH, and loans money
90 prr cent. Ngi' plan Tor investing money
ln the United siatgt. GrOvilvrk s. Nuto. hl W,
second south street, General Territorial
Agents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-15

u roo uON'r SRI WHAT YOU WANT
L in my "ais' cal On me "a. I don't advertise
nnc'tlutl " the business have tor sale. WI.
Hogan, 40 p0stunltC Block.
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Osr

email DOG WIN LONG YELLOW
- hair. 500 reward 20 person returning
same 10 80, z6i East, lat south suecei. DT.
ssf@- - H=--
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GRhn nuY- TWO LOTS BETWEEN
COONJ West 1Cmp'U and ilrst West
tuu smith south 1ruVsutUk s. Rose, Rooms
q aud 20. IS ", second rUuih frcgL
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4 propositions iu lll pHrts OF tho Ulty rang.
mg iu pucu from 50 ~ 1000. w. =. Hogan,
ilu HUstOnlcp iiIDrk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-15

uUls TWO LOTS SKIS ON
- i IOO East Drive. Tinh hast and
luuth suuih urueshcck 4 Rose. i,ooms Is and
90. % W, second south street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-15

CJEnn SECURES aNi0 RODS. o.
- lONJAJ room house, Eighth WcHt and
suulh temple 1ronGbcrk a Rose, Rooms -
nud ~, CIV. second soulh street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-15

$4,000 hUYs q. Acnrs IN
Win iA.1 HtOck, good house, with barn and
eulhsusea store doing good business. no
lthlih reason Tor selling. efuCsIrgk a Rose,
ho0mt N Hnd ~, % ". Second South street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-15

GCOnO BuYs .xll RODS Oh igrH
- ZCOO Iast bet Brigham aud ~
-. lour room lrck house. GrOuabuck a
Rose. Rooms q and ~ % ", "a SO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-15

NUANrED - EVERYBODY TO Know
w they cen get cAstIuFs for stoves, ranges
and tutnacos HcphirH done ON shortest notice.
Apply d0alcn irus, ~ h. 2nd suuth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-15

- ROOM BRICK HOUSE ~ EAST
- Waterloo, o0xl.i feet Of ground. $1,000. on
ly ofoesbeok Rose. Rooms = aud - W., "a
10.