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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06
PRINTEEs' mEMORIaL.
Protest against the Exclusion oil Non.
union Men.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April GA
memorial was sent to PreBident Cleve-
lnnd today from the Headquarters Of
the International Printers Protective
fraternity, setting forth that the gov.
eminent printing office has been for
years under tho domination OF the
International Typographical union 10
such an extent that it has been i'm.
possible Tor any citizen not n member
OF that union TO obtain employment
therein. That the total membersbip of
the international Typ. graphical union
In the United states and Canada does
not exceed $4,000, while the whole
number OF persons engaged IN the
printing business IN tins country IA
estimated ut above l25, 1000, showing
that more than iour-nuns Of the
printers OF the United States are de.
lrauded OF their rights, under ths Con.
suiution, TO seek employment la the
government printing offices.
The memorial says the lain Of the
Typographical uniOU, OF having the
greater portion OF skilled and cOmpe-
lent workmen, cannot he substantiated,
rhe memorial does not ask the appoiut.
nent OF "A public printer from the
'anks, but suggests that the office DO
I led by a competent cilizsn not allied
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
A Genuine Sensation In the Postonico
Department.


WASHINGTON, ID. O., April 5.-The
postoiiice department yielded genu-
Inc sensation today. IL was oil due tc
an order issued by the postmaster gen.
eral to the chief OF the appointment
division OF the fourth ASSISTANTS office,
directing him to give out no informa.
ton In regard 10 appointments OF post.
masters OF the fourth class. Heretofore
the complete changes made daily have
been furnished TO the press aud the
sudden change excited remark.
II ~ learned that the order
was Issued because the Pfesi.
dent Is beginning to dislike toeiog
20 much In the public prints relative
TO "cutting oil heads" "guillotining"
and other terms more or less sportive
that are used to characterize the work
Of Maxwell, the fourth assistant.
Later In the day, however, Bissell
decided not TO apply the order TO the
list OF appointments made today, and
80 these were given out.
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
Maxwell today appointed 1874 fourth.
class postmssters.
sECRETAlY SMITH GLAD TO SEE
oFFiCE.sEEKERs
Secretary Smith today announced
that tomorrow he would be glad to soc
at hls department all persons who nre
Interested In the selection OF suitable
persons to I'LL vacancies now existing
or which will exist within the next
thirty days In the offices OF the regis
tiers and receivers OF land offices and
also In the offices OF suIveyor-general.
- Nuss I'D "a o
moval Of twenty-five pension examin-
ere, now In the field. IL Ia said that
the politics Of the examiners was not
considered, but the only question
taken into account was that Of pro-
hciency.
UNDER MARTIAL LAW.
Secretary Smith today received a
telegram from Indian Agent Bennett
In which he recommends that the
Chociaw nation be placed under
martial law. This he believes will
bs the only way In which peace can be-
maintained. Secretary Smith as Yet
has taken no action In the recOmmen.
uatiOns.
CHINESE ACTORS COMING TO THE
FAIR.
United States Consul Seymour, at
Canton, China, has cabled the state
department that 1000 Chinese actors,
etc, belonging to rival companies have
lett Shanghai for the WORLDS Fair,
where they will give exhibitions.
These Chinese will land at Vsncou-
Yer, Tacoma, San Francisco and other
places. In accordance with the
Information, Assistant Secretary
Spaulcing OF the treasury department
telegraphed the custom Ifiicers on the
Pacific coast anu northern frontier to
exercise the closeAt scrutiny that no
one but bona fide exhibitors or en-.
ployes whose services are required by
The exhibitors at the Worlds Fair bs
permitted TO enter the country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06

In q bullgtin from Cornell station
Professors Bailey and Corbe.i announce
additional items in the treatment OF to-
matoes or confirm provious ones. Early
setting is important, giving ihc plants
longer season in bearing before lu1s..
Lcgyy or long stem plants sIHuld Doe sct
out nearly fiat. half the stem being COW
cred. Killing plants Is of mo- advantage.
nor is trimming Single stem training
gives moro and earlier fruit. E.riy sow.
mgs give earliest fruit. hut Oh. heaviest
crops came from late soUI. Nitrate
Of soda Is "a good partial i..I...r but it
is Of no benefit in very poor SOILS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06

CoSsTANTISoPLE April 5.-Later
information concerning the sinking of
the sultan's yacht reveals u plot
against the sullan'a life. The sultan
had gone to kiOsh 10 worship the
mantle OF Mohammed and other relics.
After his devotions no ate his evening
meal and lett by this land route for
Yildias Kiosh. The plate used at the
meal was placed on the steam launch
TO carry to the palace, with forty or
finy persons of tho Imperial household,
The launch collldod with u steamer
Immediately after leaving her moor.
lngs, 1t IA said. rhe steamer cut the
launch almost 10 two ami the launch
went TO the bottom. Few passengers
we're saved. The sultan commanded
that provision be made from his civil
list for the iamilies OF those who wers
drowned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06

an nual meeting OF the Southern Pacific
held this afternoon, the following di-
rectors were elected 70 serve for the en-.
suing year, G. +. Huntington, II. L..
Huntington, Leland STANFORD, =. T
Gage, Charles +. Croker, rhomas'S.
Hubbard, Thomas H.. Stlllman, A. y.
Towne, j. G. Stubs ami n. r. smith.
Tomorrow the election Of tilcbrs will
10 held and &. Z. Huntington will be
reelected President
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No Now s,rlhe ENpee,ed.

PirrsBuRG, Pa, April 5.--rhe dis.
covefy was said to have been made by
the Carnegie company that another
strike was brewing at the Home tead
mills. Secretary LOvgoy said there
was no truth nj nil In the matter and
no strike was expected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06
POLICIES CANCELLED.
Insurance Companies win Take no
Risk on Antier..

ASTLERs, |. T., April 5.--The In.
sursnce companies Cancelled policies on
property here today on account Of
threats to burn the town. A special
left Paris, Tex, tonight with a strong
force OF deputy marahals to protect the
lives aud property Of United States
citizens.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06

New York, April 5.-Chilean Con.
sui q. II. Flint ana w. II. Grace both
said today that they had received no
advices OF any trouble In Chile.
Neither the consul nor Grace believed
the lquiqua cablegram that martial
law had been ordered at Santiago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06
Kalamazoo Celery
is so HEALTHFUL
that Il should be used N every family a
ieda once q lgeek.
the KALAMAZOO CELERY EX.
TRACT or rome.

THE KALAMAZOO CELERY EA.
TRACT or 7ONIC,
For Soda Fountains, Bars and the
Kitchen.
This Is the Triple Extract OF our fam
Gus Kalamazoo Celery, prepared di.
Teclly from the plant, nHd not o mere
flavor OF the seed. |, makes an ulegaut
drink when drawn from SOFA foun-
tain; cOoling, delicious and beneficial,
having the rich, nu'iy flavor OF our
Celery. AS "A morning brarer II has
no equal, is excellent iJr Beet Tea nnd
Celery, and "a dash Ia a Manhattan,
makes life worth living. In the house
1. is indispensable, Tor making soups,
Ice creams ana ices, CeleryRd,s, etc.
Ask your grocer or dHIl gist Tor n;
take only the Kalamazoo brand, all
others limitations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06
M'LEoD WILL M rErITIoSED TO
REMAIN.

PHILADELPHIA, April 5.-Potitions
will be circulated among the business
men OF Philadelphia, the object being
10 call u mass meeting nj which Presi.
dent Mcleod will DO urged TO recon-
slider bis Resignation. Many business
men believe 1t imperative TO the com.
morcial aud mercantile interests OF the
city that Mcleod shall remain or at
least his policy continue unchanged.
IL Is stated tonight ON excellent au-
thority that tho successor to Mcleod
rs president OF the Reading Company
win be Joseph Harris, president OF the
Lehigh Coal & Navigation company.
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Our Nervine and Tonic is prepared
directly from our famous Celery, and
In connection with other herbs OF we'll
known valued medicinalqualiiiep, forms
without doubt tho heat lamily medicine
for tho Nerves, the stomach and Blood.
IL IL Nalpfe's own rameny Tor building
up aud restoring run down or
exhausted nervous 5ysiegni On q Spring
tonic 1t has no equal Askyour drug.
gist for thssn preparations that come
direct fr0m Natur,'a celery Gardens.
Take no others. II YOU cannot get our
preparations nj your JrugsiAt, send 25
cents In stamps aud We will mail you
a packs e OF the Nefvine Pellets anu
one Of our beautiful Embossed Celery
Rsceipi Books, Free
The Smith, Dulkley Co.,
KALAMAZOO. MICH,
Largest Celery shippers Ia the US.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06

These pellets are prepared directly
from our Famous Celery, and contain
all Of its well known curative proper
ties. They are Invaluable asa house.
hold remedy. They are guarant d to
he purely vegetable, and to be n sure
specific for all cases Oi Nervous Pres.
tration,' Headache, lmpotency, Insom.
mia. all stomach Troubles, Chronic Con.
stipation, (the bpne Oi tho American
people, aud Are positively the only pei
let that will not leave The System con-
stipated, 25c per package.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06

London, April 5.--rhe British gov.
ernment has sent circular TO the post
officials In Great Britain and Ireland,
notifying them that since March emu
there have been nity.one deaths from
cholera In 'Oriont, department Of
MOrbihan, France.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06
Galleries close.

LONDON, April 5,-Four thousand
men were thrown out Of work today
by the closing Of several collieries in
Rhodda valley, South Wales.
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RAILROAD NOTES.
Tho Directors OF thc snn Antonio a
Arkansas Pass Honi Meet.


Arkansas Pass Roat Meet.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, April 5.-The
directors Of tue San Antonio * Arkansas
PAS met here this morning upon the
receipt Of "a telegram from New York
that tue difficulties which caused the
pOstponemeut yesterday had been sat
istactorily settled. All the local diroc.
tors were present. the resignation OF
J, Kennedy Todd, a director who 70.
sides In New York, was accepted and
NJ. ID. Monserrat elected TO the vacan-
cy. The resignation Of +. l.. SweDson
OF New York as vice president was
accepted and Mr.. Monserrat elected TO
the position. The resignation Of Presi.
dent ID. B. Robinson was accepted and
Thomas &. Stillman Of the law firm OF
Butler, Stillmau Il Hubbard elected
president and director. Monserrat In
vice president aud general manager Of
the New York Il Texas railroa6, with
headquarters ut Victoria, Tex. Charles
Is. Peck will remain In charge Of the
Arkansas Pass ~ assistant general man.
ager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06
SAVINGS BANK.

400 MAIN STREET.
Omen Saturday evenings from 10 O'Clock.
per cent interest pad ON deposits " SlOJ or
more, and COMPOUNDED Tour Tunes year.
Utah Title Insurance & Trust Co.
CAPITAL, atD,0u, fULL rAIp
J. y. DooLY. President; ", 5. MCCoRsICK,
Vice President a, l.. THOMAS, seoy.i 4. u.
WlCKs, Cashier.
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DESTROYED nv rIRr.

with, or liable to he controlled by, any
organization Of printers.
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Tho southern raeinc Election.
BAN FRANCISCO, April 5.-At the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16
NEW FEATURES.
NEW FEATURES.
A Specially Feast That Manager Smith
Viii Serve 20 His Patrons This
Wesk-Performance Sun
dav Night

The line % spccialties that will appear
ut Smiths opera house this week con
tains many bright and shining lights q
the vaudeville profession. II Is safe 10
predict that the program Will hc one II
the longest. brightest and most interest
INK seen at this coy fheater for many "A
long day For some weeks past the
management has been giving list ~
specially acts that IN many cases stand
at the head - their respective lines.
ard u il pleasing IN state that business
has materially increased. In securing
attractions an effort - always made D.
get only the very best on the stage. For
the coming week. commencing with
Sunday evening. a splendid array - rev
faces viii appear before Grand Rapids
public. From the long iist - EpccIaitIes
Tor the week. the following choice turns
are called. Ia Nelle and Ia Ncile. the
Malcolms. the Ourstmillcrs. Ethel
Msaon. the Nilrrs and the Golden sis
tiers. al new faces. while tho Foy broth
gro. Who are making such hat with
their clever work have been retained one
more week. Remember there Riil 10 a
Performance sunday evening
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16
REMOVAL or STOCK.
a New Hand It the Helm-The Hssold
q Bssssch Shoe Stock Purchased.

On Wednesday morning J. II. Hogy L
Co. who recently purchased the stock
81 footwear owned by Herold x Bertsch.
opens up for business at No. 73 Canal
street. where they will be- pleased to
meet their friends and the public in
general and all II the old patrons III the
Herold a Bertsch company.
The new premises are being i'm
proved. new castings and shelvings being
placed IN the store and other equally As
important additions made.
Hogy n Go. will increase their stock
materially. each department receiving
really excellent footwear that was pur-
chased only after a careful inspection.
The stock will be complete one in
every respect. comfort and ease in foot
gearing and style in appearances being
two great features. while rock bottom
figures will be another specially that
will bc considered
Mr.. j. II. Hogy. who Ia personally
known throughout the city. Will always
be on hand and with an efficient corps Il
assistants will attend To- the wants of all.
Mr. Hogy for ten years was connected
with III. Hazeltcn 4 Perkins Drug com
pany. and for four years has been a
member of the school board
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16
FACTORY FOR RENT.

The four story and high basement brick FAC
tory buildng. JnluD feet, now occupied by
Grand Rapids Felt Boot Company, with water
power. steam power. elevator. main shaftinG,
puli-ys. steam heating apparatus, etc. situated
on Mill street. Immediately south Of Bissell
Carpet Sweeper Company; size OF lot 1nxlsO;
possession Mayl, ANTON Il. HoDENPYL,
Elmo The Michigan Trust Company.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

VACANT PROPERTY We Offer fos
sale an elegant lot at the corner ~
Wealthy avenue and Union street: two
on College avenue. near Wealthy; one
on Union street. near Cherry; an elegant
lot on jefferson avenue: thru on North
Lafayette street; tao on North Prospect
etrcct; three in the Windsor addition:
- lots in east end from esnO IN el!ooo.
We offer a lot on East street. near Fifth
avenue. at q special price; owner " very
anxious "a cell.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

Tho annual meeting Of the stockholders. 81
ia. president and directors ~ the Grand Rapids
hydraulic Company. will be held al the Office
~ the company, Ia the Ledyard block. In the
city 80 Grand Rapids, state 81 Michigan, on
TUESDAY, Nay 2nd. issi. at ~ o'clock in tho
fcr-noon. JoaN r. MORE, secretary.
DATED. April 9Th, isS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

the g. r. & I. and Michigan Central
desiring information as 10 the time ~
trains. rates. etc. can Obtain same from
A. Almquist. ticket agent. Union station
Call telephone No. G1i. Office open
from go a. m. 10 IL - p. m.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

GRAND RAPIDS LAND
AND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY,
- AND - woNDERly RUnDsNc.

ess tss sid - Nm pAsae sA1fs>s ~
esct ect ssi1i tAsrs ss<se ~ te<io~ Thso sro
the ksnS>asa~s Lss ~ tore. cssas<asrei 10
i rs5k IN ;SkSs' ffsis-s .ss- - ss 'asss~
hsa-s and Ia sn naysaa stse~s .ssr fnsflsr.-
ss"e< cellar, eeterN. yes~ss ell a. god setsff
u ,.A 80 hsSsag fsr 2 tAass a Nesi Saas
hent tns 60 M. ernD tAA
kSosskesona sssy 60 eoBsess usses ana al
essyss s~se9p. - ees No. ke~-ssAtls se1i
ve ca c9~ yos t,ss u go t.sss ~ esss yca
49, 1Uno - su6G
We - ~ verA sr~ssul vssy asssrsAAs
ssssss = esDess - fsv.sshss s.sas fsnkrs =
fssqlA- 0DAsss1 isna,. isp1 eunssnpoA cse.
~ sese a ssrAss0e s~nesl nssi kssss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16


mother. have besa shocked al the
degeneration AZ god wosnen Who 60.
lssi bearing offspring tn thLs manner
I believe the repetition II The act
several times slass the soul. and ats the
svasn for alHost any ceprasity
IL 10 = pr. sr have nos mofe phsss
clans 81 this hin1 They xoald b. 81
vast all to humanity ia IT'S grosth
tosaEd higher spiritual plsns.
AilAs Ol-~rsAtssa
have per-Dcaily observed many
sasmea whoa saoa - have perpeIfa
led this crime, AID have remarked
tAxt the one III fine instisets and srnsi-
tive feelings is made 4 physical wreck
soF years 10 one experience. even tnough
shs may believe herself justified IA shat
che dss; bat there IL An instructive
shock "a her higher self whira n"t IN
frequently aasetl-s her season ne
loser order 81 woman. With duiird
moral perceptions and coarse nnetd teei
ings. mas pass through II again and
again without serious physical resoits'
Oaly the exIEessicn 81 her face grows
harder. and her whole appearance -
brutAIixcd.
have long believed that the souls OF
these children which we're not allowed
to tonne 10 earth matuTed an the sp.ls
world: and quite recently | read most
remarkable book by Florence Marryat.
the weii- known author aud daughter II
an author. which confirmed this belief.
This LAZY inherited from her father
clairyOyant az mediumistic gift, which
enables her at times IA see and speak
with forms invisible IL al eyes. but
which many q. the most intelligent
mlnds II this age believe EXIST IN space.
WomAn's Dilemma.
IL was only a short time ago that a
fearful aud SAD young woman came To
me and asked for private interview. l
had known her as a beautiful. ambitious
girl. and as ID happ. bride. and as dis
appointed wife. When We we're alone
together che said 10 me. between sobs.
II am very wretched. as YOU know, my
marriage has been disappointment;
ny husband does not seem In care Tor
me. and complains 81 his added expenses
since his marriage. Now that ] am con
v.nced 4 child ls coming Ia Us he Is flu
nous with rage and despair he says
he cannot support child. that II will
drag him down and hinder him from
any hope 81 independence. am ~ un-
happy. ] have come Ia you Ia ask you
hoW l shall prevent this burden from
falling upon me. would not mind 1t
only for his sake. but he says other wo-
men extricate themselves from such
troubles. and that can
III you were burdened 10y a helpless
old father" replied. would YOU come
Ia me and ask me 10 aid you In murder
ing him! This is just as great a crime.
TO and tell you husband | say 50.
She left mo only To find the assistance
she sought eisew here. and rose from the
brink OF the grave shortly afterward =
wreck OF her former self.
She escaped the care and expense OF
bringing child into this world. but can
she escap. meeting that child some
time somewhere!
Ask yourself this question. Oh tried
and tortured woman. who contemplates
this deed today.
ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

I remove corn.. bunions. ingroving
toe nails and warts. Tor raen. women and
children. ~ tho Turkish Bath. corner
Monroe and Ionis streets in my now
private Office Consultation
VI = I.aRorKsTfTR.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16
MUST BE SOLD.
On account Of the death Of owner.

splendid steam. full roller process Touring
mill capacity Is barrels per - hours In excel.
lent condition; running prohtably now. Fuel
wood per cord ~ IA: city ~ 3,0n. sixty miles
from Detroit. Originally cost Sun. will sell
~ great sacrifice; rare chance. HrkrLEi, lb
Bull block. Detroit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16
J. ". CLOSTERHOUSE

We will offer 3si Terrace avenue Tor
one week AT big bargain; lot 47xl37;
hard wood finish down stairs and pine
ups airs. House is comparatively new
and we'll arranged. Go and look il over.
No. 760 Home avenue. just vest IL
Division street; nice reception hall. oak
finish; down stairs. bathroom. etc,
price. $3.50.
avenue. just south ~ Hall street: pricos
5000 and t2.ooO; terms. 800 down. bal
ance monthly.
IAN building complete home. corner
Of Becmis and Wealthy avenue; has all
the modern convcniences. electric lights
electric gas lighters. etc. IL will lie
modern in every respect Will sell
cheap; only small payment required
down. balance monthly. Buy il nov:
you can choose your own mantel. inside
finish, etc
INVESTORS We have On feet front
age on South Division street. one half
block from Fulton street. This in .
choice thing for some one. Also bust
ness block on Canal street ut an inside
figure. For particulars call st the Office.
L. Canal street.
NO. 375 North Prospect street; lot
40xl4 and IL feet alley. House 10 new
and nicely arranged; good barn. etc;
price 81 go. and will accept 600 down
as first payment, balance easy.
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Who Wants

To buy q nice little houss and lot on
Dickinson av~nu-f splendid location and
The hosf 81 water. will .eli on good terms.
Address thss. q. Williams. Herald office.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16
II. J. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Rooms ANDs TOWER BLK.
ROOMS SANDS 81
rowER BLK

20. sALk-Horkgx AND loTS
me modern nine sc<ssn hs-ase "a Terrace
svesoA sess ssruiASe cWs~eA ~ 80 ~ssdsss.
osss seil . eaSx AN Ai><s go ea ibnss<ss sss>
nses eight r-ssSs; cospes irs ,sss a.. s..ssA
l<sfsy~sse. vssA far.scs, hath 40 al sssssefn
imIsovrnsssss. Ose 60 hsns~s .~ss~. tv,rtss
roms eessas lot Gssss bsss. h-fxsin. Dc
"a ensssi avenue Pare ss.aus go -
Nssth frS~0ort. 80 - Hastings, Esrs
ard evesae- Also tee kou-rs ma ssbssr stss-s.
70 eachanss Ing hcass and los centre Is i-sss-a
Too hoes<s oa tao ssrv>s kissss 90 AalsnAans
sseSue fos sale ~ escissassL
FARMS FOk sALE OK EXsHAN0E
Ion srrrs IN Tea bridsc toSsship. . tn ss.sh
farm sosi clay iosm; large ham ANAL Asa-e:
~ sex~s tsspr,sed. balance ts--ef. nsspln. elu
and ssh timber. fes sale eaoh~ns~ ios slts
pSop~ssy.
~ sor. sveiv. msies frsn -fss ono - ,Ss
b-s, stock q d.iry farms IN The state ~-ll
wstrr~d with sprins br,sok too god ga hard
IN farm too Gaud hoas~r-- es..d barn aud nfsg-
ciass rosl.
ofsc q aerc~ sia miles from city sssca buiid
ins.. ssrsi orchard ash sssrd lead
have siso aas, brs - hne rssr~> af xzsx~s
lands near tie cts ran<inx ff.ssA I've ~ fests
srsea-
have less h al psrss u the city - .-,i ~
exchange.
Hcases IN suet-
nonss 10 ioas a. god raj ssssse .srsrisy
pKsaLIA
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REAL ESTATE
ros SALE on EXCHANGE

TO choice fruit, stock and grain farms
$50 fine residences, some easy terms also
city acr property, business blocks, garden
lands, pine lands, California ranches, etc.
Loans made real estate. Satisfaction
guaranteed PERCv SSHDER,
. Canal street. room Is