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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-17

LONDON, June Helm the com
mons today w. II. Cremer, the mem.
Ter iot Shorcditch, novel that the
house, having learned that the United
STATED Congress had authorized the
lfeeldent 10 conclude treaties Of afbi.
ralioni expressed the hope that the
government would open negotiations
with a view TO refer all differences
to arbitrators. The Right Hon. Sir
John lubbock seconded the motion.
Ihe Giadstonians suggested modin-
cation OF the resolution 10y substituting
the words "that the commons cor
ulaily eympnihizing with the purpose
IA view, hopes her meJesty's govern.
ment will lend ready cC.Operhtion TO
the government vi the United States"
The premier reviewer the history OF
the arbitralion movement, and after
touching on the idea OF central
Tribunal with great powers, concluded
WIN hn eloquent appeal for the afbl.
lratlon Of claims ~ the most effective
means OF preserving peace. The
resolution M amended by Gladstone
was unanimously adopted.
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cold ne.,rre IncrensInr.

NEW York, June l0.-The action Of
lhe Clearing House association In dc.
olIing TO issue loan certificates was
warmly commended on every hand
loday, aud IL was conceded that the
announcement OF their resolutions had
aNery beneficial effect. There was
snght falling OF Ia the shipments OF
CURRENCY. IL was estimated that the
amount would fall q goou deal short Of
SlioOGOOO. The demand for currency
hsl me elect OF increasing the amount
OF Tree gold in tho treasury, and the
amount last night exceeded S02, 900, 900,
which Is gain OF more than $4,000.
wv over last week. but for this fact
Ihat The treasury had to pay out large
sums TOT pensions, 1t would show
large gain.
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PARIS, June l0.-rhe under seore.
tary for the colonies received tele'
gram this evening dated Monsoon,
June 18TH, saying;
The Slnmese mandarin, occupying
the post Of Camoun, has betrayed ~.
The French Residents abandoned the
guns aud returned TO Mekong escorted
by Inspector Grogurin. On arriving
II kenwheim Inspector Grogurin be-.
came sick, the mandarin Immediately
surrounded the Inspectors house with
gang Of siamese, who murdered
fourteen native soldiers. The man.
DARN himself shot Grogurin, who lay
helpless In bed.
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when took Mile to the Copeland Medical
Institute, I had but little hope Of hof recovery,
she had become 20 weak and omaciatcd. Her
condition was dopiurAhlc. but l thought !
would make one more effort.
Her nose was stopped up with dry tcabs and
her head very hot n rcat deaf u The time. she
suffered 20 much with nervous sick headaches,
I waH obliged tn take her out Of school. lu fact
the chiId has never been free from headaches.
Her stomach was m such u weak state sho
yomitcd w everything size ate, even swallew
o. water would not stay on her stomach.
She was 20 weak abe couldn't walk block
without being exhausted, htd she wa always
complaining Of beng tired and oi cold hands
and feet. sometimes while sitting upou q
chair she would have d nervous chill and her
nnFcra would get cold aud numb, this would be
followed by hot flashes and shc would CONF
plain OF headaches and have 20 he Gown, she
was always very nervous and restless while
sleeping. Finally a severe cough developed
itself aud then save up, for ! thought sho had
consumption. nearly grievcd myself 70 death
over litlo MILES health, aud A. SAID before,
had but little hope u her recovery. A. last
resort ] took her 20 the Copeland Medical In
ltituto aud after thorough examination tho
doctors SAID This was al caused by bad case
of cat4rrh Of the head anu stomach and n
gwen time thuy would cure hor,
I Immediately placed my child under their
caro- ana thank God did 20 for feel that
saved her life.
Her nosirils arc now FREQ from 90 ohstruc.
tons, headaches arc entirely gouc. she eats
everything aud never feels the lcAst slrk or in .
ciinntpn TO vomiL The noryoutncii and cough
arc Athing OF the past, size sleeps mo SQUAD,
sweet sleep or chid ami gets 49, refreshed
and always ready Tor something to cat. while
before food was dlstasteful 10 her Last sunday
che wAikcdtour miles aud never complained Ia
tho lca.t tell her she u aUttHF 10 tat and
strong hardly recognize her a. thc same pale,
thin liitle girl often 90 and lqot 40 her aud
wonder how such a change could DO wrought
IN a child IN 90 short a time.
IL IL useless " add that I have such conl.
denro in these physicians that both mysclf and
mother are being treated by them and ! shall
be pleased ~ have any person call and zee u
n they have any doubts NJ To toe ttuthiulueHa
OF this statement. shall ever feel gfateful TO
these physicians for what they have done Tor
my DAUGHTER and are dong for mytolf aud
mother,
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Mnnt the inv lnforcnd.

PORTLAND, Ore, juno l0.-About
800 people, moetly laborers, met this
evening In response TO a call, lsaued by
the organization known as tue Law
anu Order league. A resolution was
passed declaring II to no the sense OF
the meeting that tho President bo
called upon TO enforce the Geary
Chinese exclusion act, aud that pend.
ing enforcement, no Chinese should
10 allowed 10 land In this country.
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NEWS FROM FOREIGN LANDS
Estimates Of the Relative Strength o.
the German Parties.
Mr.. Hastings Arrives from Honolulu.
FOR Peace. An Explosion
Cholera Reports

BERLIN, June l6.-At 10 O'Clock
this evening tho returns may be- sum.
married. thus: In $50 districts, from
which rsportB have been received, 50
deputies have been elected. In the
remaining 95 new ballots will be nsces.
saTy. OF the deputies elected 80 will
vote with the government and 40
against 1t. Tho parties siding with
the government have lost three seats
10 the opposition. Tho parties work
ing against the government evened
matters by losing the same number Of
80 II to the friends Of the army bill,
Conservative estimates divide the
deputies elected AS follows Social
democrats, %; cloricals, 20; radical
unionlsis, ]; free conservatives, d
Poles, s; democrats, 8; anii'Scmitts, /;
independents, 2; government olorioalr,
; national liberals, 9.
The most Interesting features re-
ported until now probably are the
gains OF the social democrats aud the
radical unionists.
Al O'Clock this Saturday. morning
returns have been received from 200
out OF 303 electoral districts. In ninety
eight districts the candidates were
elected. In l22 second ballots will be
necessary. The national liberals, con-
eervalives and olericals are holding
their own. The Richter radicals re-
main very far behind. OF the ninety.
eight deputies already elected, forty
two are counted for toe BIZ and
dily-six against Il. The government
has gained two new seats and lost one
old one since the last report.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-17

PARIS, Juno lB.-Turpin, the In.
Ventor OF melonite, has invented a
new gun which can be carried ON u
light wagon. In n quarter OF an hour
II can Discharge 10000 projectlles over
an area OF 22,O0O square meters ut n
distance OF 1878 yards. He declares
that none OF the present. hrmor plates
or Qualifications are capable OF resist.
Ing Il.
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CHICAGO, June l0.-The Inter.
national typographical union today
,aulud tue resolution ooncediug to the
rfeisman's union and allied ora II
usiegaten TO the meeting OF tho FEEDER.
tuon OF Labor. Five thousand dollars
vas voted TO the Childs.Drexel Home
'of improvements. CAucusses OF old
Vis1TloIA reported nominees Tor organ.
ltsis ami they were ratified. Among
hsm are J. L.. Robinett OF saera.
hh,ehI9, Il, NJ Pinneo OF Salt Lake, q.
a., hawkes. OF Seattle. Nomin1es
were also ratified for now districts and
among The oTgAnl2sfs selected are Il.
w. RIM 90 OF SAT- Lake, j. L.. Roblnett
% saoiamento and q. II. Hawkes. Of
su.t'le. Louihvllle, KY, was selected
10 'hs next place OF meeting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-17

GOnnWiLL BuY UUOCERY. RS
cow tauraut, fruit and cigar stand ;
GENITAL locationi cheap rent and making
Pos ONCE nlock
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net tho cutin Rates.

ST.. PAUL, June l6.-Tho Northern
Pacific Railway met the deep cut In
rates Announced by the Great North
ern, ana commencing juno 10Th will
make tho following reduced rates to
Montana, IdahU, Oregon ard wash
ington points. From ~. Paul, Min
neapolip, Duluth or Superior TO Helent
or Butte, irst-clase, s25, second, Nei
to Spokane, nfst.class, $50; second, go
To Portland, Tacoma, and all other
North Pacific Coast aud Puget Sound
points, frst-olaes, 1856, econd.claesi $40
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worid'. rnlr Rates TOO IIieh.

CHICAGO, June i6.-Chauncey NJ.
Depew was In Chicago today anu eN-
pressed himself on Wofld's Fsir
rates.
"rhe present rates." no foid, "arc
unquostlonably too high and VIII
come down. The truth OF the matter
Is the report. of the Incomplete condi'
tion Of the Fair have caused the rail-
road men to think no occasion for
lower rates existed, but now the Ex'
position Ia complete the roads viii do
the fair thing aud put In satisfactory
rntes.O
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-17

NEw York, June l0.-The Infanta
Eulalia and party, somewhat tired
with all the Sightseeing anu enter.
tainments provided by the Wett, ar.
nved In this city al O'CLOCK this
evening.
Commander Davis said this evening
that his duties ended the moment the
gIiDcoss's foot touched the platform.
The nation IL no longer her host and
the princess IL absolutely free FROM
onielal obligation Of any Kind.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-17

ATHENS, June l6.--A government
powder magazine few miles from the
city exploited today. Twenty petsous,
including officers and soldiers, We're
KILLED, and great damage was done Ia
surrounding property. The crown
prince has gone 10 the scene 70 aid the
sufferers.
Tho loss Ia estimated at 5000, 200
francs.
Tho magazine was located a,
ScRramanga.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-17

Sons OF tie American Revolution to.
day, n constitutional amendment to
oppose by moral means the spread Of
anarchlcal Ideas and lawlessness was
voted down. Tie convention then
adopted resolutions defining the object
Of the society and elected officers.
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70 restore the royallsls to power. We
believe when Biount submits a report
II VIII be found 10 olincide with the
We've OF those who have the welfare Of
The islands at heart. The provisional
government; has the confidence Of the
people,"
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! COUPON SYSTEM.

We give each customer making n cash purchase
At our store coupon 10 the value Of TEN PER
GENT OF the amount Of their cash purchase whether
u IL In ten cents or one hundred dollars. These
coupons are fodeemnble At store Ia Silverware,
which we mark down In price twenty 10 thirty per
cent lees Than liz ordinary retail value BY this
means our customers secure average discount Of
twenty TO thirty per cent and at the time
elegant and useful household neceHsiy.W We guman
tee this Silvefvate TO be full plated aud equal any
thing In tho Market Call at our store aud see these
beautiful goode.
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ALL HER LIFE.
Little MIIIie Saunders Hal Heen an
InNHiid. A Had case OF Catnrrh the
Cause of her Condition.

Ny little daughter is row twelve ycars Of age,
SAYS Sire Saunders and she has been sra ali
hor life. though have made otcrv effort q
mother could to restore my chiid't health she
had been treated by some Of the beet llyiicians,
one phyaician treated her three months and
she was Just a. bad tue day she Gut treatment
a. when che began. None Of Them could toll
wbHt was the matter with the child.
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De Lssseps Froe.

PARIS, June l6.-Chatles De Les.
seps has been granted a ticket Of leave
In accordance with the decision OF the
court Of Cessation In his case. He
will quit the hospital and prison
forthwith.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-17

PARIS, June lO.-The condition Of
President CAfnot 10 believed 10 be
serious. He suffered a relapse today.
There II much anxiety as to the result.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-17

wAsuRdToE, d. O., June l0.-Mr.
HRstings, secretary Of the Hawaiian
legation, arrived In Washington today,
having lett Honolulu June LIST. In an
interview Hastings said;
$50 far rs annexation sentiment IL
concerned, can only say that II ia
growing daily. There never has been
any intention ON the part OF BlGunt,
either as commissioner or minister,
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OUGHT no M PREVENTED.

The secretary Of war has received n
report from Batohelder OF the Getiys.
burg battlefield commission, setting
forth nj great length the wRnton de-
stfuciion OF important landmarks on
the field by the operations OF an
electric railroad company by which, he
says, tho whole character Of tho his.
torlc place Is being changed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-17
TOTAL SUGAR bounty.

Commissioner Miller has prepared n
statement which shows that the total
sugar bounty for thu fiscal year ending
june 8Oth will be 50, i0S, $50. The
amount actually paid Ia rs follows; On
cane sugar ss,b9I90i; ON beet sugar,
1881 1853; on sorghum sugar, $l0,sl7,
anu on maple sugar, t6O,llO Total,
sl9,2O0,303
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Frank Aldrich, qusrtermRster-gen
eral OF the national guard and until
recently sealer OF weights and measures
for the District Of Columbia, has gone
from Washington leaving debts be-
hind amounting 10 nearly $50,
His present whereabouts arc unknown.
His downfall Ia due 10 the fact that he
thought he saw millions In n power
company which he established and
borrowed money reoklsssly 10 heep
lnoat.
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II you DON'T SHE WHAT YOU WANT
i IN my "Ads' cal on me ~ I don't advertise
ouo'tcnu u the business have tor sale W,J.
Began, 40 rustonco hlock.
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WE HAVE GOOD PROPERTY FOR
w sale IN all parts Of the city NJ bottom
1roesbeck Hose, hooms - aud -, Is W.. sec.
ond south street
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LIST EN- III.

ri give thrice as much land
To any we'll deserving friend;
But In tho way OF bargains mark ye me,
Pll cavil at tho ninth part Of hair
Siatcstcdtr, HeHy M.
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TOLUMniA uuiLDiNg AND LOAN A..
~ Huciauuu huuds homes, and loans money
At per cent ncst plan Tor investing money
In the United states, Groesheck a Rose. ~ W,
second south street, General Territorial
hFons,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-17

CHnn HuY. Two LOT. BETWEEN
cOOO West Temple aud FIRST West
hud Ntnth south otuvsbcck a Rose, Rooms
y aud y. IS ". second south street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-17

I WILL lHAuE sENEuAL PAYING
Il businesses Tor real estate or real estate Tor
good business. W J. logan, az fOstonoo
Block.
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SOZOO sroom brick. rirsi West and
sNth south on boulevard. oruusbgck 4 Rose,
3 And 20, 80 W, second South street
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4 HAVE q NtCE LEI OF RE-TAU.
4 rants tn splendid locations ranging n
price from i4O0 10 81 co. ". ). Hogan, 40
lOstuffIcO iiiorE
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ShioAG0, June l6.-At the annual
"seung OF the National Society Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-17

cOOnn Buls .xiO RODS on igTu
- ZCOO Hast bet. brigham and III
70. -Four room brick house. GT0utlcck n
kose. Rooms - and ~ IS " "a 80
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MOTHERS

Look 20 your children. Don't let
Catarrh destroy your chiid's health
aud life. Bring them In time.
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GIRnn SECURES sNiO RODS. o..
- lONIO room house. lighih Wost aud
ruu Temple 0toeshork \ iiosu, Rooms -
aud ~. 0lw. second south street
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LOST.

4 ADY's NURSE CONTAINING A NOTE
II FOR 500. $40 10 money and n steel watch
kew, FINDER may Keep the money n lie will
return the note. Cos w. lat North b.
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NITAHTEp - EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w they can got cfstlnga for stoves ranges
and furnaces. Repairs done on shortest notice.
Apply dOAlon Bros, III X 2nd south.
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LOST

C,MAIL DOG WITH LONG YELLOW
- hair 500 reward to person returning
Same To No, 46i East, lat South Street. Dr.
klien q, Gage.
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Snnn HuYs TWO LOTS .sxii5 on
- lOO East Drive, RIM East aud
1outh south 0roushcck a Rose. uooms . and
". IS ". aecnnd sonlh alreet
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FOR SALE.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR TRADE.

HoUsE AND LO1 ON b. SIN SOUTH
III f0f small farm. s.. b. Spencer. O'MearA
Bl0cf, O. West, aud south.
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INSIDE real. ESTATE To TRADE FOR
Il Cattle and sheep. Groesbeck a Koso.
Rooms p and % C3 W.. % So.
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BUSINESS CHANCES


MEAT MARRFr AND GROCERY COM.
Nl b.nCd splendid location aud doing good
business; will trade for real estate and some
cash iloo0. W. j. Began, room go iost1nco
Block.
S7OOysshI.. r 9g1 ,1 MAR s TOM.
ana stock complete doing each business and
established % yoars. ". J. Began, 80 Post
S3OOWti5s4f ,b nv t9u P@ s9S ssAi . H
ctnWM locaii0nt cheap rent and MAKING
money. for few days on y. W. j. Hogan, go
rosoiilce nlock
DEADY MONEY 40 loan on inside
~ residence and business properly. W, J.
Hogan, go fosionlce block.
WILL TRADE a flR.T CLAss DUG
w Store in best mining camp in the West
~ good residence In salt Lac city value.
5000 W. J. Hogan, 40 rostonico hlock.
InNiUELN FURNISHED ROOMS. UEN.
w trAl lncutiuui new house, new turnl'
,utg cost w =. tell for tllooi leaving city. w
S0nnWiLL PURCHASE ON rniRD
Jug business incoming man must Be capable
q taking charge n once and books W. J..
Hogan, go io,tonco i'iock.
A CAPABLE AND HEttAnLE OFFICE
"a man can get hair interest iu an cstah.
lishcd business clearing 800 per month capl.
a. required ti500. W. J. Began, 40 rusiofIcu
hluck
IA COMPLETELY FURNISHED ROOMS
Il L enc block from business center, house
iull " steady roomers clearing over 800 per
MONTH rcnt only so, price SLOW, i0ul down.
w y. hogan, tiu 70. iiiock.
- ALOON-OSE.uAI on ALL ~ ONE
- u the best known sporting saloons on
Main ~irroti money maker receipts over
10 per week. splendid opportunity ". D..
logan, n rnstouIro Hook.
4 H,NE a NiUE iIsr or GHOCERY
4 propositions IN al parts Of the city rang.
ing 20 price from $50 " l5JJo. W. !. Began,
il0 iysio1lte l.ocs
/ HAVE 4 Mon LEI OF RE-TAU.
4 rants in splendid locations ranging IN
price from i4o0 10 81 90. w. J. Hogan, 40
iOsiofco Block.
4 WILL TRADE sENEHAL PAYING
Il businesses for real estate or real estate Tor
good business. W J. logan az fOsioileo
Block.
II you DON'T SIZE WHAT YOU WANT
Il IN my "ais' cal on mo ~ I don't advertise
one tcnth uf the business have tor sale. W,J
Began, 40 iustonco lilock.
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WANTED.

livery ONE DESIRING CLOTHES
II cleaned, dyed, repaired and altered
should call on l. Cline, h3 Commercial ~ All
work guaranteed m good style aud Gone on
short notice Second hand clothing bought
and sold,
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4 HIVE a NiUE LIST or GHOCERY
4 propositions IN hll parts Of tho city rang.
ins iu price from $50 " i5QJl. ". !. Began,
tll st1dIHH ttIugE
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COZnn BUYS iOg ACRES ~ MILL
- = wv rock, 5 room house, good
orchard. Al M lucern, All the above on easy
terms, Grueabcck Rose. Rooms IS and -
d, W., "a 70.
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- ROOM BRICK HOUSE IN EAST
- Waterloo. b0Ni1a feet Of ground. iiC00, ON
~. Groosbeok 4 Rose. Rooms . aud % W.. "a
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$4,000 R ES.s; mouse 81. & AsEEs s,d rs
win ta1Q stock good house, with barn aud
oulhsusea store doing good business. ~
htAlth reason for selling, ufoctbock n Hose,
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IL
SALE
SALE.
SALE.
SALE.
SALE.
SALE.
SALE
SALE
SALE.
SALE.
SALE.
SALE
|SAIB.
| SALE
SALE
SALE.
SALE.
|. SALE
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=, ALOON-oSE. HALF or ALL ~ ONE
- II the best known sporting saloons on
Main street. a money maker. receipts over
30 per wprki splendid opportunity ". D.
Hogan, ~ fuatouirU Hook
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n COMPLETELY FURNISHED ROOMS
Il + enc block from business center house
ful ~ steady rO0mprs clearing over 800 per
month. rcnt only SO, price SOW. 500 down.
W. j. Hogan. tiu 4 -. ii0ck.
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rxPoRIs AND IMPORTS.

The total value OF the exports Of
merchandise from the United States
curing the twelve months ended May
81, 1903, were Ssis, 378, $40, n decrease
VI sl7i,6lO,70O over tue preceding
period. The value OF imports during
the same period were $3.50, ,2S7, an
iboreasc Of Sos, C58,l6S. During the
twelve months ended May 8lst tho ex-
ports OF gold amounted ,o 1923, O95, 458,
aud the Imports TO s20,65s, 72b, an cx-
cefs o. exports Of SlO2, 49, 2S. During
the corresponding twelve months last
year. the exporte Of gold amounted to
siS,bsS,22i, and the imports $50, 1885,
S3i, an excess Of imports OF 5000, llO.
During tho twelve months ended May
81, the exports Of silver amounted to
sii,lsB,5iS and the Imports to s28, 1884,
bi2, AN exc as OF exports Of SlO,872,.
OS8. During tue corresponding period
OF the Preceding year the exports OF
silver amounted to saU, 9o7, 500 and the
Imports 10 1929, 345, nh excess OF
exports Of sl2, ll4,I55.