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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-26
Commencement OF Proceedings
THE SPRINKLER SERVICE
The Present COMPANY should Receive All
Reasonable announcement

Rock ISLAND, March 26.-EDIToR
ARGus:-Permit us through the col
umns of your paper to make answer
to many interested persons who have
already requested. and also to many
who doubtless will request an extcn-
sion of the sprinkler service of the
Tri-City Electric Sprinkler company
to the newly paved streets of the
city. The Sprinkler company would
be glad to give all residents of such
streets the benefit of its service if it
were possible to do SO without loss.
The company has undertaken to sup
ply the public needs in this respect.
and will do SO as far as it can be done
without loss and with but slight
profit to the company. An addition
al car and necessary motors and hy-
drants would call for further in
vestment of $1,000. and the company
cannot see its way clear to make
this investment on the uncertainty of
the yearly adjustment of water rates
with the city. Moreover, the rates
for water would have to be cut down
to a nominal figure in order to bring
expenses within income in the addi-
tional territory, or else the city
would have to make a liberal allow
ance for street intersections. 1t
therefore rests with the city council
whether the newly paved streets are
to be sprinkled or not. We tried
running second wagon last sum-
mer, but we could not possibly col
lect enough to pay expenses and SO
per month for water.
Moline has four wagons, but the
water rate is only 80. Joliet has 4
great many wagons. but water is
free for street sprinkling. 1t is also
free in Peoria. The officers of this
company regret that they cannot
serve as MANY streets this year As
last, but we find it impossible.
We had contemplated putting on
another car and had one built, but
have been compelled to ship it away
because of inability to secure n prop
er basis. Such is the situation. This
explanation is made TO avoid the an
noyance of repeated daily cXplana-
tions to the many people who solicit
an extension of the service.
1t is true that additional wagon
routes have been started in Daven-
port, but it is done because a large
rate for sprinkling is paid in Daven-
port, rendering it profitable, even
though high charge for water is eX-
tracted by the water company.
Respectfully,
The TRI-CTTY ELECTRIC Co..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-26

Following is the list of names of
the brownies" who will take part in
this charming entertainment on Fri
dav evening:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-26
Magical little grauulcs-,bo,e ,;,v snc.,,o,.

Magical little granules-those tiny sugar coated
Pellets CT DR. Pierc ,s-scarcely la rger than mus
tard secds, yet powerful to cure-actiye, yet mil
in operation. The best Liver Pill ever invent d..
Cure sick headache, dizziness, constipation One
dose. Whole vial 2, cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-26
THE NEXT MOVE.
The Result of Saturdays Depot
Committee Meeting.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO BE SOLICITED

Formal Action VIII he Taken Looking tn
the Enforcement of the Law in the p,s
ises and Practical Test Case to he
Made.
The meeting of the Joint commit
tees OF the city council and Citizens
Improvement association on the Rock
Island depot removal subject at the
mayors Office at 1 O'Clock Saturday
afternoon. was well attended. The
letter OF President Cable in reply to
that of the subcommittee and an
pearing in Saturdays ARGUS. was
read and discussed.
The committee was given every
assurance of the legal force sustain.
ing the city's course. and it was an
parent that in whatever move was
made funds would be the first essen
tial. On this point many encourage
ing views were expressed, and it was
hnaiiy determined to appoint sub
committee on solicitation of subscrip-
TONS and to instruct it to proceed
with its mission forthwith.
Messrs. III. W. Dusinberre. John
Ohlweilcr and Charles Case were
named as such committee. and the
gentlemen are ali hustlers. and that
they will succeed in their undertak-
ing where so much of deep concern
to the city is involved, there is no
doubt.
commencement OF Proceedings.
1t Is expected that the proceedings
VIII be entered in the circuit court
of Rock Island county against the
e., K. l. Il p. company early next
month. The hearing is to be before
Judge, and it is likely that which
ever way the ruling is the case will
be carried up so that a somewhat ex-
tended litigation appears to be in
evitable.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-26

Hard coal at cost ut 4. II. Ellis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-26
Respectfully,
YOUNG 4 McCOMBS.
1925 Second Avenue.
Important
To Cash Purchasers.

In order TO reduce stock and
Increase my cash sales, for the
nest 30 days will give a cash
discount Of 6 per cent on every
dollars worth of goods sold for
spot cash. Nothing reserved
purchasers can make their
own selection ut
.IAs. J. LONGS
Grocery.
Corner Nineteenth street and
second avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-26

johnson was Young married man,
his home being in Keokuk. He leaves
beside his bereaved wife. two chill
dren.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-19

AZ long ~ there was breath In his b0dy,
"bui,D he continued, "as for riising
my hand against woman, never
could do II, massa, AM alu't used to It
no how.b
At this, II will be remembered,
Lsgtue lies into a fury, rushos lash In
hsnd toward Tom, but stops TO Sos " he
canuOi logically reason with him by
saying: See here, you pious pix, haven't
you n perfect right 10 abey me2 Dli
yau ever read ia your good bOlR
shere IL says Servants, obey your
mas.ots2 Hain't your master DOn't
own you, body and sour" A. this
speech, which slundcj Ike hef0ically
good logic 10 many Of the Hu liiOfs, Mr..
jarrett says, the applause was terrific
aud did much ia turning the sentiment
OF Hlnie hesitatiug CUES Ia favor ~
slavery. IL was nearly five minutes
before the scene was allowed 10 con.
tlnup, owing 10 the excitement Then
Unu.s Tom continued; "My body
may be yours, mass, but my soul am
done bought aud paid Ir Ia a higher
king iom.0 A duflsive yell drowned
all further efforts 10 speak on the part
VI tho aCi0fs, aud those VINO were i'm
persouatlug the charaCi ere % Logfro
and Uncle Tom, realizing their im.
mudiAtH personal danger, rushed % the
rear Of tbs stage and escapIi out the
back way.
Much VI the scenery ami stage effects
were destroyed aud the auditorium Of
tbe thehtef battered am ruined In
many places. 10 wHs nut short time
alter this, however, that thu public OF
baltimore Hurcumbed TO the inevitable,
given Tor several nights ~ but fair-
sized audiences.
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In iSi9 Mt. jarrett also produced
Harriet Beechor Stoves Uacle Tonne
CABIN In tue city Of Phila1elphia, a
little over year after H. FIRST prrsunta.
ton In America In New York. A.
Baltimore was Mr.. Jarfulps home, he
was very detlrUus Of letting the people
Of the Maryland city SEQ his new sue,
cess, ana 40 arranged 10 present the
play Ia this last named place. Maryland
was nj that ume slave state, and
understanding the pfJuIlces Of the
citizens there, the manager had many
features In the play tlaI he thought
might prove 0lcclionablc,Cut out. The
fifst night Uncle Toms Cabin was
given Ia baltimore the crush nj the
box office was unprecedented. The
ificnds und foes Of the coloted man sat
side by side In the auditorium. A.
the play Progressed there we're cheers,
cat-galls, groaus, laughter tears
and Misses from those In the au-
dicnCe, aud the members VI tho cast
were cautious aud careful a. to
what they said Rnd did. Topsy, tho
girl "Who never was horu,h with her
misChiuvouHnets Rui prauks created
but little laughter, anu Aunt OpheliA's
horror at having the Tapscallion Of a
TOpsy touch her clothes, or, Ia fact, be-
associated With the "whitr folks" at all,
was true 20 liiv anu readily appreciated
by the larger portion Of the audience.
Simon Logtcr, the brutal slave dealer,
almost from his Net entrance upon tho
stage became igvOrite.
There was one scene In tho play,
however, that sllenced even the u.
mulluous element OF those present. IL
was the death scene Of little Eva, and
tho singing Of asweBt, old gospel hymn
by a negro quaTtoits. Alter that scene
several of the more persistent chan.
pions of slavery Ia the audience saw
that many who had belonged 90 their
aldo had been somewhat Effected, .
they became more bOislof0us than ever
anu olamuTrd 80 loudly that the play
ho not allowed 10 g0 ON further that
the next act was held back nearly a
half h0ut
Finally the last 40, began, but never
finished for the excitement aud feel.
Ing had reached such frenziud pitch
by the time the scene came between
| Simon Legfeu, the ainye.0wner, anu the
faithful aud humu.o Uncle rum, where.
In the latter is logged, that the mo q
l voututesOmU Leaders Of the TWO lac.
[ tlouH could remain in their seats no
/ longer aud a simultaneous rush was
/ made Tor the stage. Uncle Tom ha4
! iust refused 10 neg the slave girl. Eliza,
hl HE mHslcts hluding, saying that he
] would work for LvgrUe night aud Jay
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20 pairs Nottingham face Curtains.
Ecru hpol, vds. long. valuo zoe. May
salo prcu Monday a1l .cts pair
100 pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains,
E'ru mpcd. 3' yds. long, value sL10.
May Sale price Monday, plc pair
iCo pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains,
wide and heavy, value slsj palr May
sale price Monday, s2.o5 pair.
An extra Wide and heavy Nottingham
curtain, iyds. long, value $3.50. May
sale price Monday, sA5ipair
a duo brussels Design, value 5000
pair May salo price Monday, si'i'.
20 pairs Tumborod Lace Curtains In
elegant design. vulue $3.50 PAIR MAY
sale prico Monday 2L.5.
% pairs Tamborci Lace Curtains, very
heavy borders, value sia.uD pair May
salo price Monday, ts.li.
\ Timtoroi Curtain. 90 iu. wide aud s.
yards long, very rich pat orr, value
sl.u'. May salo price Monday, $3.50
pair
brussels Lace Curtains. very lacey
design, value sl35l. May sale price
Monday, sD.75 pair
SIX striped Grrnndino Curtain, u very
pretty curtain, ln all colors. Value 3D. %
pair May shlo price Monday, 40.
90 pairs SIX striped Grcuadiuo Cur.
nln,' in all leading coluu, fringe top
Monday, 500 pair.
20 pair Chenille Curtains, fringe ton
aud bottom, rich dadn, value $500. May
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b, F aii , china lDrapery s.lk', 80 ia. via.
yard. May sale prlco AiopJsy. '5, 70
per yard. W &c.
SIX Ffingos la all COLOR y.t....
yard. May Sale price Monin, W e
per yard. 90 eelis
Dotted Cheese Cloth. Value is.s ....
yard. May sale prloe Aioni.y ,.ns
por yard. ''ia
Point Do Esprit Lace ln WIFI. o.,
Sale price isc yard. "y
Crciionnos In good de,Igns. , ,...
price Monday 100 yard. '''
silkolinos 10 alr tho b0.t sb.i.. ..,
designs. 1913 100. wiio. yaiuo Is .',,. .ll
yard. May sale price Monday "
por yard. '-s'
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Henry G. jarrett, the venerable the.
alficalmhuagof who lsH we'll Known IN
this city, and whose nesting here not
long ago, with Ia other veterans,
Leonard Grsvcftr and &. w.
Cou lock was, the occasion Of ~
many notable "reminiscences, has
been engaged by ScrijHCr's 70
write his theatrical experiences for
the last forty years u his life, aud they
VIII coon appear under the title Of
"Way Back.O Mr.. Iarretps name Is
connected with two famous productions
ia the history OF tue American stage,
Uncle Toms Cabin anu tho Black
Crook. The Crook was originally
placed on the stage At Nlblo's Garden,
New York, IN 1851, and A. once sot all
the religious elsmButs VI tIu United
States aghast anu succeeded IN draw
lug Tor longer tiniB larger audiences
aud more money than any utge AtltAc'
ton had ever dose, anu more In fact
than any attraction OF ~ nature has
ever drawn since until America came
along at the Auditorium last summer Ut
tue time Chicago was crowded with
Morld's Fair amusemont.seekefs Mt,
Jarfetps original production of the
Black Crook, however can well Afford
to go thuadrfing d0wa 10 p1stofity On
H. financial record AS whole, Tor II
mado more money Tor its producers
than America OF anything else In the
amusement line. Mr. JAfr.tt says that
In a little over one year no aud his
partner made clear out OF the prOduo.
ton Of the now iamsus old spectacle
over 81 100000.
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Z HAVE A MAT o EOoMEp HOUSE.
4 with iNll rods % ground, ln the east uarl
ut Tie ci'yi for 500. tnHY terms jay H.
stephens, uni1n national Hnuk block.
A HWCK. COTTAGE VIM s Rooms,
lawn, near corner b Eaat nGldtl south, fog
llsl. uood terms Joy ~ stephens, 70
Union National Bank block,
I HAVE 4 IlNE IAuM or go ACRES
j suitable Tor fruit, vegetable. daIry or gen.
crll farming, ur chu't Doc beat Tor poultry
raising Jay o. siCuhguH, % Union National
Bans block
I HAVE = NUMHEG or nuYEn7 roE
city property. chose having property go
stephens
II roo HAVE a HOUSE YOU WANT
rented uuIrk. come and 800 jay d.
Stephens % UuIon Nau0ual nank
NEGOTIATE LOANS At a Low RATE
of interest, Gail and zee me. jay g.
ricphyus'
4 MIL BUILDING lot sAlo RODS, is
and uliIf Mining sto5a. j. b. stephens, li
Union National Bank block.
- SiCE UUIUk HOUSES. oN 'KlU RODS
- of ground u north and cati part Cf ilu
uty, 20 eacHaHsu Tor Eood iarm hlu'i have
National rank block.
~ yoU ARE TuINKtSG or uuYISG a
j home orr selling a homc, pr want 20 rNs
ruUngp YOUR home foi larger on smaller one.
d0u't ful no call on j. u stephens, 2. uuiun
National bank block,
- uOUsTs AND LOTS ~ CHEYENNE,
y NyomnF. TO exchange for farm iu salt
IHHr County, or will buy no or .u acres. if good
Waturr.nL j. r. stephens, % Union National
hlus ulOtE,
=xgi RODS oN THIRD STREET, M.
- tween y and Is 0UUrtn, Tor $500 ., A.
siephcns, b Union Rational baua Dol Uck
SEWN ROOM HOUSE -PANTRIEs,
n closets, hot nnd cold water bath, etc,
WIingii,- rods and drive why, uu 1hird hast
brtween Iirsg and Imrd south, itj"N j. a.
stephrns % Union National hluh block
1,AIooN AND FGNTUHEs. WITH a GOOD
- paying buHinrss Tor cole. u etgphgna,
tItrulon National Bank block
\ WANT a SMALL HOUSE WITH NICE
i grounds, close bon ON vlst eide of city,
Must be- cheap, anu good title, Eust or south
frontage preferred i. N. stephens. 20 Union
Nauonal bank block
Ifyou havo city or hrm property you
want 10 sell or trade don't hu TO call ON
JAY R. STEPHENS,
Room 2S Union Rational Bank Block.
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AIDES SUITS

New, stylish aud cheap.
Percale Suits In checks, stripes ana
polka dots, suitable for house y u
street wear, at 9'"'
Handsome summer Suits in fine
Percalcsurplice waist with horde, e,
trimming, at ez'o'
Duck Suits on the rage this season
mll line now on sale In all the
leading colors and styles, at .-
$3.50, ST. $4'5O 81
An wool Serge Suits, In fine quality
Elton and Tuxedo styles, at ~.
$3.50 50. Sl2
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Dramatic dnd Gypic.
offroys Passes By-Foys
Ambitious Pians-First Production OF Uncle Toms
cabln-Mss Ums on's Testimonial

selves TO spend not lees than $4,000 In
its production, ami SIC. FUy taxes the
leading part comedy one, Of cJufse
-iu which he will star. The play viii
be given its fret production in this
city about Aug. ~ next, aud from here
viii 20 g. CninigO Tor ~ iu ieiinite run
70 participate In the race for popular
lavOr against DAVID Hendurs ms new
spectacle, Aladdin rue tour % the
combination, which Will cover a period
u forty weeks, viii be personally con-
Quoted by sherman Brown. Now lhit
tbs contract has been signuii tue WJfk
OF preparation val DO done WITH All
possible rapidly.
The met step towari getting the
play, players, costumes aud scenery
together will be- iakun Ihuniay, when
Mts,rs. Brown aud F1y will leave New
YORK Tor London. The cjstum.s VIII
be- designed by Percy AuICfsUn anu
made by Alias. "rnsfo will be from
sky to seventy people IN the casi,'
said Mr. Toy. 'aud 10 viii be no Cox.
eye army Uithtf." While ia LonlOn
M F0y Will spend considerable time
with Gilbert discussing tue play ~ "a
whole anu In detail, aud they viii
make any c3rrootiOn Or Improvement
they may mutually agrea upon H. for
the best. Two OF three English people
viii DO secured Tor the cast aud several
London novelties Will DO brought Over
Special attention Will be paid 10 the
ballet. Before returning 10 this oouu-
try F0y will make tour Of Germany
France, Italy and Ireland, AMI In tue
Emerald Isle Will visit Limerick, tue
place VI his birth.
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lace Curtains
Curtain Goods

1000 PAIRS WILL BE OFFERED AT THE sMAttrsr
PRICE KNOWN IN YEARS.
1000 PAIRS GO ON THE CLEARANCE cot,Nr.,.
MONDAY 1000 PAIRS AT PRICES THAT WiInIS
STAGNATE THE CURTAIN TRADE OF EvE5II
STORE. @'IHr
TAKE ELEVATOR FOR CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.
MONDAY "-"l
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H. HINSTEDT,

The Cheap cash urocor Dealer In Grocn
staple aud Fancy Groceries "a b. "a south b.
Give HIN call
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Carpets.
Road those hard timos price. o, r..
polAai beginning u season

Smiths host Moquoi,osa.
m sLoo yd.
Tho celebrated Dimich Ne.y,,, /,
splendid assortment Of pattern, AID
sLoo I'd
Smiths best 10 wire rapo,try,a ala.
line 10 select from. ~
s5c I'd.
Here ~ one YOU cannot equals rB.
celebrated bromley Agra, 70 raumsio
choose from,
65o yd.
Warranted all Wool Extra surer a,
COG yd.
Tho bost Union Won over saw. Coma
ana examine IT, Olly
45c yd.
We will not say what reductions afs
made nn these, bat ass you o. come and
examine our Carpets. Tho prices will
nstonish you. Roiugugus iu oytfy
grade la the store.
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LAND CASES.
HONE IEDUSTRY.-THE BROWNS
MARBLE

rs W. 5rd South. HcadJoues and iionu.
menis Manufactured right here at eastern
prices. +. y. Box ggJ.
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ModJeaka, with her company OF
twenty-five people. passes IA rough
Ogden on route eastward neat Tues
day. She has been giving her last long
farewell 10 her adopted state, Calif0r.
mia prior TO her nnal departure Tor hof
old home Ia Poland, where she viii
spend tho remAiner OF her days. why
sue should not drop of NJ salt Lake
long enough for one last farewell per-
fofmAnov, 10 among tho mysteries.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-19

Almost before the echoes Of her wed.
ding bells have died away, come the
sounds OF another divorce suit from
LILLIAN Russell; which moves the
Chicago Herald to say that MI
Perugini, according 10 all accounts,
will soon be eligible TO the annual TO
unions held by Miss NusselPs ex'
husbands.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-19

Mis- Lewis ami company are push
ing through the county on the-com-
monweAl-we would cay common
wealth, plan; that is, every Que gu
gagged takes chances, Aud regular
salary ldays are things unknown and
unlocked ior. Last night In Provo,
kept up the same record OF pad luck
that appears 10 be pursuing the once
popular star. Tho house was hlmply
ttartling ib iis attenuatveness' lonigh.
La Belle Russo will be tried on tne
Inhabitants Of tho Garden Cilyi anu
by morning there may bn another cal
Tor the militia down lnefe.
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TNsUHANUtt co. MONEY. Cg fo s. rEU
l cent. Jnu. }. snyder 70 Commercial ulooE
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WANTED.

A GIRL ron GENERAL IousEwouR.
"A Apply with reference 90 100 lst street.
A GOOD wLK COW SOr OVER 5
"A years. jeuav preferred VIII pay for
StvE s cnLD, 20 D.. ist South.
A SITUATION nY A RrGsrrRED
~ phhrmaCst Can furnlsh 5000 rcfcreu'
gca Ad4ruts fhumacist hoN lNs. iroFo'
NTANAGEn WANTED TO ArrolNr
ANA sa'csmen t1 scil ODE rtrId deb washer.
Nashcs and drIea Tho dlsuos boo two miuutcl
without Wtitiug tue fnEtIa. i5i week aud
20 eNporsei. tasy position no cnpiiias,.. m
W. q. Harrison O. Co., clcrs NO ~, Columlus'
Ohio
EENtHAL AGENTs wANrEp-sELLiNG
NJ new articles Co dCAIrrst cE'luffc ter.
rtory boo competition, mo- capitol required.
tOLuMiiiN CHEMICAL CO.,
~ Dcaruafu Bic, chicago, ILL.,
wv PAY HIGHEST rui.E- FuH CITY
D. AuEHnAcu hHO.
NIrANTEu-Ardnta to take orders Boy sample
w no home or TO travel tafUusfs guu
good salary uf cummItaIou Co., right TluT. Ap
plr al once f1r samrlcH Address Loct hoh
VNTANrLu-LAuN CH DrSTiENAN 100
w hHslsl in 1ncc Salary 5000, With
chance tu increase. and p0aIu0r permanent, %
suited. hAI way faif Ua'dtu 0hI.r n engaged
fnU.o Gee reference aui snlf addressed stamped
envelope. Manager. Lock Drawer r.. hIcaEu.
THE PARAGON.
INtRsr. CLAs. noon AND suOE EErAiu.
II uE done while fuu wait nt thu lowc1t
fUCrH. tausfa.fun guaranteed li W, tuuih
icmplo g.. salt Lake. llF our 81 shoe
fI'iWF ruECE-, WARRANTS AND
i water Scrip bought by huHsUl l. Tracy
~ ami e. COMMERCIAL U.uHE
oDORLEss SANITARY co
TEsspuuIs AND UIEA-B TRAPS
- cleaned manure. garbage and dead
animals handled. once, Nh '. Naiu Street
Telephone li1.
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A GIRL ron GENERAL uuusEwOuR.
"A Apply with reference 90 iD Let street
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN oS CRY ASH FARM
vi Property by the nant Of salt Lake
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B. 7. LLOYD, BROKER,
NOTICE
Real Estate

For Sale or Trade In all parts
OF the city. Jay r. Stophons,
% Union NatIoral Bank
Building.
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The popular band Of the Chrlsiensen
Broa. has been awarded the contract
for furnishing music this year NJ
BaltAlt. A dance In the great pavilion
by those who love dancing, or an hour
listening 10 tho enchanting strains Of
music Al they float over tbs water, arc
now the principal means OF amusement
for big portion OF Salt Lakes pubic
during the hot months, IL Il therefore
pleasant 10 know that the furnishing Of
tue seasons music Mt the popular resort,
IL In such capable hands.
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TO TRADE.

TAEMs AND RANCHES IOW CITY
II property %, r. Lloyd, 900 Mcdonnell n.h
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ININE rNl.M Ar NEIul tuU SALT LAKE
II property D, 4 WtthtgsiiAM.
.Ib EHHf. Pod south
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-19

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-19

A SITUATION uY 4 REGISTERED
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-19

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-19

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