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his heart MAS nred BY love Of her
The old man had retired.
But soon he ambled in. and then
The rest Of him was fired.
-Dst1sit Free Press.
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AND still Mr.. Hornblower is waiting
and watching for the letter that has
not. mp TO date, come.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-02

THE Wilson bill needs TO take some
reliable consumption cure without delay.
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THr state bank wildcat is doing
precious little caterwauling these days.
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
CHAPTER pxxxvIrI.

An Ordinance authorizing the City Treasurer 10
hire the sum OF Three Hundred Thousand Dol
lars (sso0,O3o), tor the Improvement OF Public
Parks.
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MONKEY

Finest quality MONKEY
CAPES, 90 and 80 in. long. mill
tary style, reduced from $50 (below
competition at that price, to $40.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-02

ALASKA SEAL CAPES,
military styles, 2s in. long, full
sweep, reduced from 1926 to $175.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-02

Finest quality MINK CAPEs, s7
in. long, reduced from $l75 to
S13J.
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We
SINCERELY

Wish we could make our patrons realize
the extent OF our appreciation OF their
hearty support and liberal patronage,
exhibited not only during the present
holiday season, BUT AT ALL TIMES.
We certainly have no claim TO puzzle
fay or except that we are making an hon.
est effort to suppl "a practical man
ner its wants.
all for past fayors and pledge ourselves
10 serve YOU as faithfully in the coming
year as we have endeavored TO In the
past.
Our policy, as you will have noted,
has been reserved rather than exagger-
ated in advertising. believing as we do
that a promise or a statement made IN
newspaper advertisement is morally
Just as binding as any business transac-
tion
But even at the risk OF seeming self
rraising, we must tell you that our
Poultry sales during The greater part OF
Saturday afternoon aud evening was at
the rate OF two tons an hour
We are very sure that our volume OF
trade on Friday and Saturday exceeded
by at least one-third, II not one-half,
that OF any other retail concern in our
line in New England.
We regret that our stock OF Turkeys
gave out shortly after O'Clock on Satur-
day evening and we were unable TO fur
nish our late patrons with them.
Again thanking you for your liberal
patronage we remain, faithfully, your
servants.
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rify Tammany politics have not got be-
yond the humorous stage yet.
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PIANO AND VOICE LuLlUa..

MR. VICTOR r. HAMMERrI. has resumeI
tis le..,", Residence. sFS Bread street straa d
rnmoE.
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ELECT RIG SEAL CAPES,
best quality, military style, full
sweep, secured late ut great reduc-
tions from early season prices, and
now offered as follows: "a in. long,
only SIS; 27 in., $23. 90; 80 in,
$50; 80 in, $40.
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Remember all these goods are of re-
cent production, representing the
very latest Of the seasons novelties
and Will accordingly be in the pre-
vailing modes of next winter.
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II is ordained by the City Council Of the City OF
Providence as follows:
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eagerly.
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NEW York, Jan. 1.-The Providence. Rhode
lsland) NEWS was added today TO The AS
eociatcd Press. NELLY lille STONE.
General Manager.
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years.
The Irish standard., 1894-04-21
REVIEW OF TRADE.
Many Obstacles Reported In tho Way Of
8 Business Improvement.

Many Obstacles Reported In the Way or
: Business Improvement.
New YORK, April 14.-R. g. Dun 4
Co.'S weekly review OF trade says:
Business improvement meets many OBJ
stacles and Is scarcely rs diatinct as II has been
In recent weeks. Strikes have checked the
Improvement IN building and some other trades,
and scarcity of coke has caused the closing OF
some iron WORKS, while Q strike of all bitumin-
Gus coal miners Is ordered and may prove
serious More favorable crop reports than
were expected, which justify larger hope for
next fall have arrested the upward tendency
In prices Of products The renewal Of gold ex.
ports occasions much disquietude. but tho
gradual exhaustion Of goods In the hands Of
dealers msakyk the consumption Of tho people
moro disddciy felt ana apparently larger, and
this demand increases with the gain in the
number Of hands at work
ut cannot DO said that the uncertainty as TO
the future has materially diminished, but there
Is evidently . growing impression that
there will be no important legislation ON
the currency or the tariff. This impress.
sion, whether erroneous or not, influences
progress Is still obstructed by uncertain
cheering sign is the decrease In importance Of
commercial failures, for though one mortgage
loan concern has failed with liabilities of tb 500
100, the liabilities in all commercial failures for
the first week OF April were only q, 1o0, $40, OF
which $500 SCI were Of manufacturing and H..
228.240 of trading concerns The failures this
week have been 2l8 In the United States, against
lS7 last year, and "a in Canada, against u last
week -
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Chance for q Lynching.

6KNoxv1LLE, Tenn, April 19.-An at
tempt was made last night to assassi-
nate ]. C. Anderson while he was ly-
ing in bed at his home, near Rockford.
Two shots were fred by some one
through a window. One of the bullets
took effect in Anderson's hip. The
assassin followed up his attempt at
murder by setting fire to the two large
barns on the Anderson plantation, both
of which were entirely consumed, to-
gether with five mules, two horses, II
cattle, 40 loads of hay and 600 sacks of
corn. This morning young man
named T. J. Shoemaker was captured
near Maryville. CircumstaEtial evil
dence is strong against him, although
he denies his guilt.
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Unconstitutional.

LANSING. Mich, April 1s.-The su.
preme court has fled an opinion declar-
ing the so-called inheritance law of 1893
unconstitutional. By the terms of the
act the money raised by the taxation
of inheritapces was to be used in pay
Ing the general expenses of the state
The act in question provided tax of
s per cent. on property of the value of
$500 or over willed to collateral heirs
or corporations, and per cent on
property valued at $1,000 or over In
herited by lineal heirs.
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To Tnvestixate Gov. Flower.

ALBANY, n. Y, April 1a--Now Gov
Flower is to be investigated. The Civi!
Service Reform association charged
that Gov. Flower had violated the civil
service law, and the senate judiciary
committee held meeting Tuesday
afternoon to inquire into the charges.
A letter from Carl Schurz, represent
ing the association, was read, in which
it was pointed out where violations
have occurred. The committee in ex'
ecutive session decided to recommend
an Investigation.
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Death OF Henry q. Ives.

AsHEvn1E, N. c., April 1s.-Henry
s. Ives, the Napoleon of finance" Of
New York, died here Tuesday night
He came here about two months ago in
the tertiary stage Of consumption, and
had been confined to his bed almost
constantly since. The remains will be
taken to his old home in Ohio for
burial.
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FOR UNIVERSAL PEACE.
Worlds Fair Arbitration Memorial Fol
warded to All tho Nations.

Worlds Fair Arbitration Memorial For
warded to All tho Nations.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE state
department has received for forward
ing to the forty-nine independent
nations of the world official copies
of the memorial for international
arbitration prepared at the Worlds
Columbian exposition. 1t is signed
by all the officers Of the exposition and
the prominent members of the con-
crosses held at Chicago last summer,
by the members of the present cabinet.
leading senators and representatives.
and by prominent men and women gen.
orally. It is a beautiful and unique
document.
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Cookers, STRIKE Practically Ended.

CoNNELLsv1LLE, Pa, April 17:-The
only disturbance in the Connellsville
region Monday was at the Wheeler
works of the Cambria Iron company,
when the women drove the men from
the yards. The other works in the re-
gion are generally in operation. The
leaders of the strike now admit that
the failure of the Prick men to come
out has killed the strike
The Irish standard., 1894-04-21
A Family Feud.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 1s.-1n the
law Office of ex-President Harrison yes
terday w. M. Copeland shot w. 81.
Bruning, his brother-in-law, with
whom he had q lawsuit, and A. G. Har-
ris, an attorney. The shots will not
prove fatal
The Irish standard., 1894-04-21
Millions Spent for Charity.

New YORK, April 1o.-Fifteen mil
lion dollars were spent in this city
for the support of the poor during the
year ended February %, 1894, $1,000, 900
more than in any previous year. This
is an estimate based on statements
made by sixteen of the various char
table associations, relief societies and
organized funds
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n. Aims to Beat Nellie Bly's Time.

NIAGARA FALLS, N. y, April 1e -:
George Griffith, an Englishman, start
ed a month ago from England to make
trip around the world in sixty-six
days, defeating the time made by Nell
lie BLY,, of New York, by six days He
is to use only ordinary means Of trans
portation; no special trains or boats.
The Irish standard., 1894-04-21
Death of Senator Vance.

WARRINGTON, April 1h.- Senator Zeb-
ulon B. Vance, of North Carolina, died
at 11:40 o'clock last night at his resi-
dence in this city, aged 81 years.
Paralysis and a complication of dis
eases resulted in stroke of apoplexy.
Mr.. Vance had been three times gov
ernor of his state and member of the
senate since 1879.
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.Toch,m Escapes Conviction.

LANSING, Mich, April 1d-The trial
Of the case of the people vs.. ]. w.
Jochim, ex-secretary of state, ended
Saturday night in disagreement OF
the jury. The Judge gave his charge
in the morning and the jury deliberat-
ed for ten hours, then the foreman an
nounced TO the court that there was no
possibility Of an agreement and the
iurv was discharged.
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Kent ais Word.

GUTHRIE, .. T., April 1s.-When
John Logan was on trial for robbery
he threatened to kill John Allen. ne
gro. the chief witness against him.
should he ever be free again. Monday
night Logan escaped from the Jail at
Savannah, went straight TO Riddles
ranch, and shot Allen dead. He has
not been captured.
The Irish standard., 1894-04-21
Worlds Far In Japan.

LONDON. April 1S.-Japan is to have
an exposition in 1895 at Hiogo, the old
capital of the empire. 1t will cover the
subjects of manufactures, fine arts,
agriculture, education and science,
water productions, mines and mining
and machinery. Foreign goods may
be exhibited for purposes of COMPARE
son, and it is expected that the exposi-
tion will be very interesting to for
eiRners.
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Three Children Perish in q Fire.

P1NEv1LLE, KY, April 1S.-The cabin
Of John Duncan, negro living about S.
miles from this place caught fire Tues
day night and burned down, cremating
three children. The children had been
left in the house alone and were too
small to get away from the flames.
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Struck over the Heart and KILLED.

SCrucK UVer VIC IeaEC HHU d 1ueu.
MILWAUKEE, April 1s.-William APPEL,
employed at the yards of the Standard
Brick company on Clement avenue, was
killed while at work there in peculiar
manner. He was engaged in propell-
ing a wheelbarrow when he slipped and
fell over the wheelbarrow. The handles
few up, one of them striking him over
the heart with such force as toproduce
instant DEATH
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THE I ]! Il STRIKE u <. /!
The Great Northern System Tied
in a Hard Knot. ii;
Only . Few Trains on Branch Lines Are
Moving-The Courts Take q Hand
and Issue Injunctions Against
the Striking Employees.

MINNEAPOLIS, April l9.-Ihe treat
Northern railroad company yesterday
invoked the aid of the United States
courts in it's behalf by applying for in
functions in Minnesota and North Da-
kota to restrain the strikers from in
terfering with the operation Of it's line.
On application, temporary restraining
orders were granted at st. Paul, Fargo
and Grand Forks. and later two trains
with an engine at each end-to guard
against the possibility of the train be-
ing cut in two-were sent north ward,
one on the Breckinridge division and
the other on the Fergus Falls division.
These trains; carried general deputy
United States marshais-15 in aD-who
went to various points for; the purpose
of serving the order of the court. The
hearing of the application, WHICH will
decide the question Of makingthe in
junction will occur before Judge San
born next week.
A train was sent out from st. Paul,
and upon it's arrival at St. Cloud deputy
Sheehan alighted, and addressing a
large number of men, whose intention
it was to give the same treatment to
this train as was received at Willmar,
he read subpoena issued from the
United States circuit court at st. Paul
by VIM. H. Sanborn, circuit judge, d.
recting several leaders of the strikers
to appear before"the U. S. court at St.
Paul, and enjoining interference with
the operation of the line.
At St. Paul it is asserted the engi-
neers and firemen of the road are will
ing to work and to take out trains pro-
vided competent men can be secured to
handle the trains, but do not want to
work with green hands. The men at
Morris, Mimi, refused to move their
trains yesterday, tying up the branch
from Browns Valley to Morris, while
the shopmen, trainmen, sectionmen and
switchmen quit work at GAINESVILLE at
midnight Tuesday night. It is now
considered improbable that the North
ern Pacific will be involved in the
strike, unless its A. r.. U. employees go
out on sympathetic strike, as the
superintendent of the Rocky Mountain
division has instructed the yardmaster
at Helena to refuse to handle any Great
Northern freight, and the same action
has been taken elsewhere.
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Given I'm for Lost.

ANTWERP, April 1.-THE Belgian
steamer De Ruyter, Capt Myer, which
sailed from this port March ~ for Bos.
ton, and which has not been sighted
since it passed the Lizard the following
day, has been officially posted as lost.
The De Ruyter carried a crew of TWEEN
<v.eiOht
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0n,v Experts Can l,etsct Thorn.

ST. LOUIS, April 10. Many counter
felt two-dollar bills are in circulation
here, and are giving the United States
secret service no small amount of
trouble The bills are known as the
Hancock head variety. The work on
them is excellent, and no one but an ex-
pert could detect them.
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hold Productlon of the United states.

Gold Production Of che United States.
WARRINGTON, April IL. - Director
Preston, of the mint, has completed his
Anal figures on the gold production of
the United States during the calendar
year 1898. The total production is
given as of the value of $S5, $50, 600,
which is an increase for the year of
Is, ass ounces, representing $l,51s, 1913
The Irish standard., 1894-04-21
MKlIEdll5lI n n EWs ITEMS.


NSarly 9, WINNERS were on q strike
in Alabama. s. +. X '... , 5%t5
Nicaragua has revoked the exequatur
fof the American minister.
Massachusetts will pay of the last OF
iteWar loan Of q, 400, 14s May /.
Cpl. Oliver Lathrop Sheperd, q. ). A.,
died "a New York Of heart failure:
The Wisconsin republicans will hold
their state convention at Madison on
July: 2a
The democratic state convention OF
Pennsylvania will be held at Harris
burg June 81.
Joseph Ray, the oldest odd fellow in
Indiana. died at his home in Westville,
aged 80 years.
Dogs raided q flock of seventy-hve
sheep near Alliance, O., and killed six
ty-five of them.
Seven hundred young chickens were
burned to death on Joseph sFarley's
place at Oxford, o.
The Australian government has de-
cided to loan money to farmers from
the savings bank balances
Senator morrill,, of Vermont, cele-
brated his Saith birthday with recep-
ton at his home in Washington. :.
At Chadron, Neb., a bandit stole
81. 500 from a bank and locked the pres
ident of the institution in the vault
Madeline Pollard declares she will
not go on the stage, but will live in
Washington and write for livelihood.
The epublicans Of the Second dis
trict of Indiana nominated Col A. M.
Hardy. of Daviess county, for congress
Carson Lake, the former Unknown
political writer, died in the state hos
pital for the insane at Middletown,
N. Y.
The total mum Der of hogs packed in
the west the past winter was 1884, 900,
an increase of $780, 900 compared with
last year.
Corydon L. Ford, professor of anat-
omy and physiology in Michigan uni
versity, died as the result of a stroke of
apoplexy.
DR. James A. Hutchinson, Thomas G.
Knight and Frank White were drowned
while duck shooting near Rockville
Center, L. 1.
If the United States withdraw from
the Samoan agreement Germany, it is
said, will declare a protectorate over
the islands.
A commercial alliance between tho
west and south was urged in speeches
before the national grain congress at
Wichita, Kan.
Willie Wilde, at one time the husband
of Mra Frank Leslie, was married In
London to Miss Sophia Lees, an Irish
girl of wealth.
Barry & Downing's bank at Nash
vile, Mich. was broken into by thieves,
who riaed the safe of 81, 600 in gold and
1900 in stamps.
g. J. Harden, who made a tour of the
world, died at his home in Strong City.
Kan He measured exactly feet
inches in height .:..
The schooner Jennie Carter went
ASHORE at Salisbury Beach, Mass, and
the captain and his niece and six sail
ors were drowned
Exports OF general merchandise in
March were 81, 100000 in excess of i'm
ports and for niue months the excess
was over 1926, ZOO, 600.
Rolla Boyd, who was supposed to
have been killed by horse on his farm
near Decatur, ILL.,, is now said to have
been murdered by John Creekmur, who
had ruined Boyd's ward
The Irish standard., 1894-04-21
Fatal Explosion.

SPRINGFIELD, O., April II. At I
o'clock Monday afternoon Breece's
sawmiu near Balm bridge was wrecked
by the boiler exploding. Frank Breeze
and Nate Weatherby were killed and
others were injured.
The Irish standard., 1894-04-21
Killed Himself and Wife.

H1AwArHA, Kan, April l6.-James
e. Watkins, highly respected and
wealthy farmer Of Brown county, shot
and killed his wife Sunday morning.
He then took poison and is now dead.
Domestic trouble had unbalanced his
mind
The Irish standard., 1894-04-21

The remains of the. late Senator
Vance were Inferred at Asheville, NC,
the 10th. Fully 10000 people were in
attendance. 80 ri; -
@a5 THE Merchants hotel at Bangor, Me-,
was destroyed by ira the 18th. The
guests were panic stricken and some
slightly injured, but ~ lives lost.
DURING storm thelhight Of the 18th
near Gridley, ILL.,, Nghtnings struck 9
barn owned BY Richard Breeze and
fred it. a hired man named French.
Fas burned 70 death. Isl
The Irish standard., 1894-04-21
TROUBLE At DETROIT.
Two Men Killed In Battle Between Strlk-
ers and Deputies.

ers and Deputies.
DETROIT, Mich, April l9.-Trouble
has been brewing between the Water
Board and the Polish laborers engaged
to Law the pipe extension east of the
waterworks near Connors creek, four
miles from the city, over the question
of wages for some days. These men
were quarrelsome and refused to go to
work themselves or allow any one else
to do so, but no serious outbreak oc-
Cured until yesterday, when in an en-
gagement with the sheriff's posse two
Polish rioters were shot dead, Sheriff
Collins and three other men fatally,
and several others seriously injured.
Last night the county Jail was crowded
with so Of the rioters. The dead are:
ANDREW KAkSorsk1.
JOHN PIELAT.
The in ured: ...~..- ~
Joseph Grabowski, shot through the
breast; will die.
Andrew Eski, bullet in throat and
two in stomach; will die.
John Kappschmidt, shot in thigh and
arm; will probably die. .
Tony Gareckowiak, shot in thigh.
Ilaurens Kulwicki, shot in hip.
Sheriff Collins, badly bruised and cut;
will probably die ...
w. Burch, badly cut and internally
injured; will recover.
George Cathey, waterworks foreman;
bad scalp wound.
Deputy Bersig, badly cut and bruised.
Turnkey Matt Stepskal, cut and
bruised.
Deputy w. E. Frise, cut and bruised.
Deputy Geo. Ely, cut and bruised.
Deputy Theo. Bernman, cut and
hr,,iSn6
The Irish standard., 1894-04-21
Three Dead; One Dying.

kEoKUK, Iowa, April i9.-James
Sterritt, Patrick Keefe and John Rowan
were instantly killed here this morning
by the explosion of boiler. Charles
Jones' skull was fractured, his head
and neck scalded and his body bruised.
He will die. The boiler, portable
one, was being used to operate a ma.
chine to drill an artesian we'll at the
electric light plant of the j. G. Hutch
inson company. It was owned by
Sterritt, the contractor. Rowan was q
spectator and had the top of his head
blown off. :.
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Three Children Cremated

JANEsvML1, Mimi, April 1k-The
residence Of August Krinkie. near here,
was burned early this morning and
three Of his daughters, aged respect
lively 10, and years, persisted in the
dameA
The Irish standard., 1894-04-21
Illinois Elections.

+. CHICAGO. April 1a-ln the various
municipal elections held throughout
Illinois yesterday the republicans seem
to have got the best Of it in most Of the
cities and villages where party politics
Was an issue.
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Fail. With S16o,oo0 LIABILITIES.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 1e.-The
West End Land company, owning
about 500 acres of suburban property,
divided into lots and valued at 500, 900,
has made an assignment Liabilities
ara q 70 600
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Houses wrecked and People Killed.

Houses Wracked and People R1Ited'
GUTHRIE, O. T., April ia cyclone
passed over the country 30 miles east
OF here Tuesday morning, doing great
damage. In Lincoln county four houses
are reported demolished and several
people injured, and over the line in
Pottawatomie county q dozen houses
were wrecked and two people killed.
The Irish standard., 1894-04-21
Killed by % ExpIosion.

CHICAGO. April 1o.-John Kleinfeldt
was killed and four other persons in
,1ured by explosion Of an oil tank IN the
St. Paul yards Saturday.
The Irish standard., 1894-04-21
Giyan Lie Term.

san FRANCISCO, April 1a-Ed Nor
rall. parnersof Bandit Chris Evans, was
sentenced to life imprisonment at Fol-
som for robbery.
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a Fortune Awaits Hiun.

XEn1A, O., April 1S.-W. L. Corbin,
who left here q few days ago pennir
less. & being sought by relatives who
want to give him $500, 600 loft him By
IN uncle who died in the East IndisA
The Irish standard., 1894-04-21
A chic..o Physician Honored.

CHICAGO, April 1a-Dr. J. B. Murphy,
Of this city. was made honorary presi-
dent for America by the international
medical congress just concluded In
Rome
The Irish standard., 1894-04-21
SEMI -YR0PIC
LAND COMPANY,
ENSENADA, LOWER CALIFORNIA.
One Hundred Thousand Acres Of Land
No Tares and no Pay for Ten Tears. #$
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SsS.s Ss fs palms. bananas ana citrus
fs!: $S5 MI
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Go f0hals with
Lands a..o for .ae Vazey Washington" Ore
any turtheri formation a Of the
INTERNATIONAL HOMESTEAD COMPANY,
Security Building,
Fifth Ave, Chicago Ill.,
b. BEA UDEZTE, agent,
Cr00zcst0,a, Hmm.
Or JOHN n. BARBER,
6O7 BOSTON BLOCK,
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.