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The herald., 1894-07-23

The Congo Free State is really a colony
Of Belgium, having a central government
ut Brussels, by which tho affairs of the
Free State are administered Its area is ca.
timated at 900, 900 square miles, its popu.
10 M
The herald., 1894-07-23
THE swIroHMEN's UNION.
Dissolved on Account or the DefA!cation
Of les treasurer.

Of lts Tres ursr.
KANSAS CRY. July % Strand Master
Workman Miles w. Barrett, the national
head Of the 6witchmen's Mutual Aid
association, has returned from Chicago.
He had been in that city for several
weeks past, occupied with other Nom.
bers Of the order in clearing up the busi.
ness affairs OF the ass ociation, and has
had busy time OF IT. On being aeked
"a to the present statua Of the associa.
tion. Mr.. B rrett sale
"Tbe Swtchnen's Mutual Aid asso-
eia tion is dissolved. Tne dissolution
nas mot caused BY ~ recsst strke.
The herald., 1894-07-23

weck's California herb tea is composed OF
roots and herbs gathered in the mountains of
Lower california and ID the best remedy you
can sakc Tor blood, stomach. liver and kidneys.
" Is harmless vegetable remedy, pleasant to
take and a positive cure for CONSTIPATION. For
sale by all druggists. Pnce rs cents
The herald., 1894-07-23

Tcacher-In the sentence "The teacher
Is kind' what would you call "teacher?"
Dick-I don't know.
Tcachcp--Can't you thinks
uick--.Nc; cause L sho IL kind I nevo,
saw her en- don know her ns.ine.-Cli-
cago Inter Ocean.
The herald., 1894-07-23

LONDON, July 2c.--Lord Brassey viii
leave England next month to make {
long tour OF the United States.
The herald., 1894-07-23
Declared OFF at Portland.

PORTLAND. Ore, July 22.-The strik.
ing railroad employees met today and
formally declared the strike off.
The herald., 1894-07-23

Or. Parker. dentist, lss1s Yves. yirst strssA
The herald., 1894-07-23
DR.. Parker, dentist. l2e1z West First street.

USE GxRMAs FAMILY soAr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-17
STRETCHED the LAW.

The opinion o. Attorney General
olney, given DO us Washington die.
patches today, eass ~ rather sharp
rsbuke to Ig-gs Morrow, Of the
United Slaiss ef-llt court in the
California tn.si.. The Chinese ox-
oluslon law provides that Chinese
merchant who has been 10 his native
landand returns 10 thls country must
prove by two credible white witnesses
that for one year prior to bis departure
for China he was engaged 10 tho buy
Ing anu ceiling of merchandise at some
stated place and that his namO was
included among tho names Of member
Of the firm with which he elaine
connection.
A case came before Judge Nor.
row short time siucu In which
he attempted to defne the provision
requiring the Chinese merchant
name 10 be embraced Ia tho Hrn
name, ami 'n doing 80 made the ullug
which the L. 3. attorney general now
decides Is wrong. Most Of the Chine.
doing business have a title under
which they operate and Ia which none
OF the names OF the firm parluers an,
designated. These titles fuprgseu,
"gooi luck" "novelly," "g1od busl.
ness" "cheap store" or somelhing
similar, just as ia the case with many
white men. Under the judge's ruiu.
not one OF the merchants doing UusI,
ness this way could be admitted mt.
The country, Notwithstanding tho fag,
That he might be well known to be D
merchant; the mere Incident Of his moi
asing his individual name 10 deslgna.,
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his business is held 10 be sufficient 60
exclude him from Identification rs a
member Of the Grm.
Last week Collector j. II, Wise, Of
San Francisco, decided to carry Out
this ruling In iis full spirit Between
forty and my Chinese were on the
steamer Rio de Janelro, and he notified
them tina, they could not land. The
Mongolians were greatly surprised, Tor
all Of them wers merchants and were
well known 70 have been Identified
with Chinatown business houses for
years. They were notified that tho
order excluding them was based on the
fact that the inspectors could not find
the names oi the merchants embodied
In the hrm names under which they
had boon doing business. BY this pro
ceeding forty.fvo Cinnamon were
lodged In Jail % await court proceed.
lngs Their attorneys knew % was
useloss to apply 20 the circuit court, for
Judge Morrow already had ruled on
the question agalust their clients. 81
tho cour, Of appeals was applied 10, anu
the matter also was placed before At.
tofney General Olnoy, The opinion
expressed by the latter will have tho
effect Of relcasiug the imprisoned Mon.
gollAn merchants and permitting them
10 land without further trouble, though
the antl.Chineso men will make a
nght IN tho court Of appeals to get a
decision contrary to the Wow taken by
the attorney general.
This application Of extreme and uu-
reasonable constructions 10 the statute,
such a. appears to have been done by
Judge Morrow, has an effect directly
autayonislic 10 the intent aud proper
enforcement OF the law, and is exceed
ingly unwisc on the part OF those who
advocate excluding the Mongollans
from the United States. ifii was de.
sired TO have the law repealed and the
bars thrown down to the Aslatlrs,
there could be no more effective way
than 70 give strained aud harsh con.
suuotlons Of tho statute, and thereby
arouse synpgthy for those who are dis.
eliminated against. Tue Chiuesc
exclusion law as It stands at present
enforced In spirit Of fairness snd
earneslnese, seems to DO good enough
to effect NE ultimate purpose Of Kidding
tho country Of Chinese, without making
a. operation unnecesaarlly harb; ami
Il lisa good thing that tho atministfa.
lion, through the attorney general, has
put check on big3tod anu cruel up.
pllcation Of the statute.
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farm too and live wi erevrr his core
yenionce Ia beet suited. OIiside tile
circle Of los residences will be no acfts
OF iublic pasiurage and gardens, ell
com non property. The organizers Of
the colony will plant The farms for the
buyers and only offer the land Tor sale
when b is made seli-supp9Hinz. Then
the purchasers are expected to pay the
c5st Of itali in yearly inslallmonts, n
the products aud profits Of the soil.
The plan as outlined seems to posseis
many features Of commondab,o
nature, and with good management it
ought u DO a success; the minof details
would, Of course, have 10 bu adjusted
as the development Of the com.
munity would require and In accord.
anco with the experience gained. The
fundamental principle, that labor
ought 10 be directed and applied 10 tho
grcatsourcos Of production, Il certainly
correct And that this country could
be made 10 sustain a mu5h larger popu'
latlon than 1t now has, n greater
proportion Of labor were expended ON
the soil, cannot be- doubloI. n u b.
true that $4,000, 900 acres Of azrloul.
tural land is Idle 10 the United States,
there ought to DO work enough Tor
every unemployed laborer who 10 will
Ing and aole to be seli.sus,slniuy aud
contribute his share towards The pros.
porily oi al.
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THE STATEHOOD BILL


Those who do not expect too much
are not apt to DO very badly dIsnp.
pointed. Good nows comes 10 them
with n relish uninpsirsd by regrets at
IT, delay, and without complaint OF
disappointment because II might have
been better. Their cslmness is not
always to be regarded as hopolesancss,
nor is their silence amid tho olamor Of
promises and pfotonsions, Ia any
sense an evidence OF Indifference.
There IL large aud In many rc,pccts
an admirable class Of people who may
almost be deemed faiallsts, In that
they accept the idea that whatever h.
to happen will happen, and whatever
IL, is right.
The great majority Of those for whom
the NEWS speaks entertain views
somewhat similar to these. on this
tremendous question o; statehood, Tor
instance, which Rs n shuitlecook has
been kept In the livollest kind Of play
between rival politicians here ut home
and nj distance, they have been con.
tent TO maintain n steady thinking, n
resolute hope, a courageous endeavor,
but an entire absence Of blupter, brag.
gAdooio or blame. They have desired
the inestimAblo boon OF seligovorn.
ment with all the eArnestuess that n
patriotic, Intelligent community could
DO capable Of; but they have not gone
crazy over II. They have tried repeat
edly 10 get admission into the ma.
tiouNl sistorhood, but repeated
failure has not soured them, or
caused them to give up In despair,
Their faith all the tins has been that
they could stand tho injustice OF con.
tinued territorial vassalage AS long as
the county itself could afford to I'm.
pose II upon them. And when Ai last
Others OF influence and prominence
took up the cuigels and made Utah's
claim their own, the people here calm.
ly looked on with quiet Interest, with
sincere good wishes, with almost
amusement at the enthusiasm and the
swelling pledges with which this, that
and the other agency was tarusi for.
ward to bring Abou. insianteF the con.
summation desired.
We congratulate them on the pa.
tlsncs aud the equanimiiy thus dis.
played; on the sober loyalty OF which
they have given proof on the faith Ia
the nnAl outcome which has sustained
them through many dlsappointments
And We congratulate them most stu.
cefely on the fact that statehood 10
bfoughi one long step nesrer--in quick
dsnanos Of the predictions Of croaker.
by The reporting Of the bill to the
Senate from its committee on terrific
nee. OF course this does not insure
Immediate passage and approval OF the
I'll; but Il marks the surmountlng OF
che more barrier Ia the way, and
seems 10 indicate that there can be no
longer reason to expoo. un,Av0rablc
seton from any source or unneceaary
telAy from any cause.
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ONE SOLUTION OF THE PROBLEM,

Any reasonable plan for the amsli.
Grafton Of the condition Of the unem.
ployoi Is Of interest In this time OF
industrial unrest and o.amor forrc.oIm.
AZ present four gentlemen interested
In tho labor movement are visiting
California with view oi finding some
suitable location for tho establishment
u colony. This win necessarily be-
In the nature Of hn experiment, but
they arc confident that they have
found solution Of the employment
problem. Tho gentlemen referred 10
arc W. II. Madden, OF Chicago, prosi.
dent Of tho l,lInois Stale Federation
of Labor William o. pomuroy, Of
Chicago, general 0rgauilsr Of the
American Federation OF Lsbor; J. j..
Jatiray, secretary Of the Brlvcdero
Federal Labor Union, aud John Nles,
Of New York, president Of the National
Culinary Alliance.
The plan As explained by MI Mad.
den to a newspaper representative, 10
quite different from anything hereto.
fore proposed, and aims at meeting
two existing evils. We're It generally
adopted Il would not only provide Gnu.
ploymeut Tor miIu9us but also reader
tho tendency OF the population 20
crowd tho cities much less
than at present According u iuvegu
CATION there arc, no says, iu thls
country three M lion farms Of 100
acres each uuucUupied, but on account
OF the destitute condition OF tho uuem.
ployed they cannot be utilized The
proposition therefore Is 20 establish Coz
operative farming communities ON a
om,sociallslo basis,
Each colony Will have q block of
land IwI mllos square, uf iour square
mllgs, containing los farms OF twenty
acres each In the coutsg Will DO Do
plat OF common property containing
800 acre., ia which each person who
skos o farm OF twenty acres will be-
come owner 10 part. This plri, how.
ever, cannot BIO sold or otherwise die.
posed Of Italways remains tho prop.
auy OF tho community while the
twenty acre farm 10 negotiable, the
owner can DO with that what a.
leasus. la the central plot the
houses Of the oolouIsls viii BIO situated
together with the stores, meet.
ing house amt other pub.
no buildings, Every man gets
house located 10 this cen.
rial plot together with his farm,
uut he Is at liberty to build on his
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-17
The STONE CROP.

Ina rrcon, report on the value Of
building stone produced In the United
States during 1893, complied by the
special agent OF the u. 3. geological
survey, Utah 10 credited with being
one OF tho nlnb slate producing states
Of the Union. Tue total value Of that
product Tor the year was little over
two and half million dollars, our
Terrltory's share In this sum being
only $50 dollats' worth. The difference
between what we did produce and
what, with proper Encouragement, we
can produce, could not be expressed 10
such small figures.
The reoaplIulation Of the report r..
ierred to shows that the aggregate
valuation Of all kinds of building stone
produced In the entire country foi last
year reaches the figure Of twenty-five
millions Of dollars, a hllingoii Of
about fifteen millions from that VI the
year 1899.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-17
HOME INDUSTRY
4 WORSTED MILL WILL
SOON Be IN
OPERATION.

We suggested not long ago that
worstsd mill would be great gcqulsi.
ton 10 the line Of home industries, ana
1t Is with qualification that We are now
able to state, upon positive assurance,
that such an enterprise 10 an assured
fact, and machinery ordered, 20 that 10
the near future people will be- able to
wear hne wors,ei suits entirely Of
home production.
Since We have been able TO scl
worsted suits at lees price than woolens
or casslmefes have formerly sold at, the
demand ior these goods has Increased
wonderfully, Where last year We were
selling chcyiut suits Ia black At $500,
We now cell clay woriul At $1,000;
coat and vcst tot $40. Perhaps the
figures may not be very encouraging
10 thosb Interested IN thls now enter.
prize. Hut for their qualification We
willeay thcso are prices at " hich goods
could not regularly be- made, but We
have taken the benefits Of offers mad.
TOT large quantities OF goods offered nj
a sacrifice by those who were com.
PEELED T. raise money at any cost.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-17
NOTICE
Real Estate
For Sale or Trade In all parts
OF tho city. Jay r. Stoph 3ns,
% Union Natioral Bank
Building.


I HAVE A MAT % ROoMEp HOUSE,
A Win NlI rods uf ground, iu tho eat part
ut ilu rl W for sou. Easy terms, Jay Il.
stephens, uniuu National iiaug block,
A BRICK COTTAGE WITH s. ROOMS,
lawn, near corner ~ East aud 5lh South. flr
Union Rational uauk block.
/ HAVE a FINE FARM or 20 ACRES
suitable Tor fruit, vegetable, dairy or gun.
oral farming, Ur can't be- beat for poultry
fais.uE jay o. stephens, 20 Union National
haus ..uHA
1 HAVE 8 NUMuER OF BUYERs FoR
L c't property Those having property TO
.e. NN l' we'll 20 can ON me, jay r.
stephens.
" YOU HAVE A HOUSE YOU WANT
I rented .udf. come and see jay h.
stephen. Union Nauonal liank.
1 NEGOTIATE LOANS AT A Low RATE
ut luigruag, CAL aud f7e me. jay q,
eigUhgu..
A MILL BUILDING LOT sNlO RODS, IN
~. ~ ,A' gH5 I,1 OF si5' to rage t2r ontario %
Union National Bank block.
y NICE UUiCk HOUSES. oN 5rlu RODS
= ui ground boo north aud east part ~ tho
'Il1t iu rNrIHnaD tor good Farm, Must nave
5000 water right X, stephens, 20 Union
NHuuH4l BANS block.
u YOU ARE THINKING or BUYING 4
\ N"INN OF rtNlNk NnWts or MAut 70 exc
change your homo cor a larger or smaller one,
aun'i is.l Ip eau uu j. Il stephens, 80 Union
National Bank block.
- HOUSES AND LOTS IN CHEYENNE.
- wyoming 90 exchange Tor farm in SAT-
I1Er County, OBJ WIIl bay 10 ur y acrca! 10 good
W.i,ru.Ha u, o. stephens, 20 Union National
IaHs h'u#s.
s.N- RODS on Third STREET RI.
- tween . uI Is strouts, for $4,000 j, H.
stephens, Onion National Bans ook'
A SEVEN ROOM HOUSE -PANTWEs,
"A closets, hot and cold water lAthi ole,
win ass rods and drive way, ON Ihlrd Ehs.,
uUIWrua f.rsl and 1hrd south, h'.s j. d.
rtuUH.Ua, Union National Bank hloeA
esAIOoS ANpFINrUREs, WITH AGooD
- paying business Tor sale, d. H. etepNtLai
. Union National Bank block
4 VAST a SMALL HOUSE Wlfu. NICE
! grounds. CLOSE 100 on east slAe OF ..ly.
Mu.t.g Cheap, and good lit.e, LWl u 'Hth
frontage preferred, j, H. etepheha' ~ Union
Aauuua. Bank block
Ifyuu have city OF arm property you
want 60 sell or trade don't fan to call ON
JAY R. STEPHENS,
Room % Union National Bank Block.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MoNEY 10 LOAN uN CuY AND PAIN
vi Property, uy TOO Hank uf salt Lake.
JNsURANUtt co. MuNEN, o., 90 PER
i cent Jnn, .. snyder. 10 Commercial Hiock.
S1CO $4,000 lso. IONS Sss
month o. ave YcarA roe principal. Nusscl T..
Tracy ~ aud o. Commercial Hl0rk
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TINS o. srnscRiruoG

civ rubsrrbers viii kindly notify g. n nun.
bar icifcu IAtorl " any uregulAriV ~ me uo'
livery OF their papers,
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tubs,ribsri changing their piaeeo residence
should always givs former a. well A. present
NdHfsUa
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TO TRADE.

LNAgNs ASH RANCHES IuR CITY
II properly, o.. q. Lloyd. tll Mcconnell nlL
ININE FARM At VEpIIt ron sNT LAKE
II property .. g. NtuhEHsuAM.
.ls East. sud south
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-17

The NEws pon "a 40 the principal Hotels
News stands and on al ntsfunRor HAina Cav
ing tho city after pm daiT.
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FOR SALE.

HOup PAYING uUsiSEss. WILL
N take elul tutn az plrt payment Lus
qurc illo Main tt.rut rcstaurnnt
IN ACuts. VIII MAIER RtGiiL iM.
~ proved. iu south Jordan. 500
40 ACRES. WIN gl SHARES WATER,
~ part Improved, near Draper, i'Vl
MS. WATER RIGHT. HOUSE,
- barn, orchard and luc.rn. near Murray
lial. iNulsttli a CO., n o. Second south.
y NEW COrrABEs. VIM LARGE
- lots, close 90 car line, irpm 500 tn isl1
oasy terms froiscih 8 co.. d' D.. lud south.
fI'uuuuUguUaIp uULsTEiN ANu
4 jersey uuls. ialm0r bIrl lii F ttl FL.
- GOD DRIVING. uHiIkEul Asu
NJ W1rk hurUH. cheap. HfaI.r lt tHs tuHt,
ECt1nd suutt=NayH Meat Market
A VALUABLE suburban. HE-IuLNgE
IA auu grounds az q sro1t Harr.urc
hNuMluEN g rusE
A sNAr rs ont Ut rUE MOST
~ desirable sulurus=h NHiuaD.o residence
and grounds. hNuWiuEN IS HOSE.
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= communications should be addressed 70
pHsEEEI NEus ruHtisHiSa Co.
Telephone "a
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rT'Hr FINEST SAND rms ~ SALT
Gnn.nELLa TiukEr nTEIOE
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TTNpERfENuED LADY OPERATORS FOR
- shoe Stretching Room Apply a. once 20
q. g.. 81. !. FACTORY
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friME CuECK-, VARIANT AND
4 water Heru bought by Huascl l. Tracy,
a. and e. Commercial uiurk
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A SITUATION UI A REGISTERED
~ pnermacift Can furnish good rcfercn'
Sc Address Pharmacist Boa jos. Provo,
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- GiHanUdi manure garbage and dead
animals handled. once, Nn % Aiain Street
Telephone Il1.
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A GIRL ron GENERAL HOUSEHOLDS
n Apply with references at ~ let street
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NVE PAY HIGHEST PRICES FUH CITY
anu County Warrants iu large amounts
II. NUEUUAUU IA mo.
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-FUitNti UHE.- DuN'I skill
w Nnur r1ula until you see ]. Paul 4 co.,
,tato street They ray The highest cash
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NNANrt D-Arc1is TO take orders by sample
w 90 home 10 i0 travel. tNUcuaUa and
g2ol salary uf commission o. rsht Party AZ
N1i. n. \. CITY.
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NHTANTEu-LAuY OR GENTLEMAN To
w ftflst ln once salary $1,000, with
chance 10 Increase. and position permanent, %
suited. ai'wav far paid 90 once 70 engaged.
hurIoao reference aul self addressed stamped
rnLnLnnn. Mam..nL Lm.L mLLN.L I. hmm
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IviRsr GLASS uOur AND SHOE REPAIR.
II Ing done while you wait ~ The lowost
rrice Satisfaction guaranteed ~ W. south
temple S. HaIt Lake TRY our 81 Shoe.
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WANTED.


A Girl ron GENERAL nousFvopK.
- Apply with references at ~ let Street.
A GOOD MILK COW NOT oyfu 5
~ years. JerfF preferred. VIII pay Cor
/ TIE same IN furnulrt can az
NENE g. CllLD, Al p. lat South
A SITUATION uY A REGISTERED
| ~ pharmacift Can furnish good rcfercu'
&C. Address Pharmacist Boa JOS PROVO,
! TTNpERfEN0FD LADY OPERATORS FOR
- shoe Stretching Room Apply o. once nt
q g.. 81. ]. FACTOHh
$500 nc. ,s g2 'sS .! rFa va yfE a..
iihh.e i.lnter avery family has rusty Wurn
/ shNea, forks. spoons, otc. Quickly plated by
aipllnE " melted metal. No eypeucnee g
hairlsoh q 90, clert So. IL, CoIumDus. on.2A
WE PAY mGHEsr rRicEs FUH CITY
" and County Warrants in large amounts.
b. hUEHBACu. 8 Hku.
WANrED-FUiiNlURE.- DuN.r skill
" four rooia until you see y Paul y 'u.t
tAlo street They ray thc highest oaah
NIrANrED-Arcots to take orders By sample
w 90 home Ur io travel tAUcuaUa and
good salary or commisai0n 90 right party ~
ulN a. once for samples. Address Lock Box
-3l. ny, CITY,
UANrEp-LAuY on GENTLEMAN To
w assist in 0dca -aiarY $1,000, With
chance 10 increase. and position permanent, 90
suited. Halfway far paid 90 once 10 engaged
kurIoan reference aud self addressed stamped
envelope. Manager Loct drawer y. hlcasn
The PARAGON.
I.'iRsr. CLASS BOOT AND suOE HEfAili.
II ing done while you wait ~ The lowost
rucw Satisfaction guaranteed. ~ Vi. south
iemplo 80. .a't iaso. Iry ours shoe.
fIiME CHECKS, VARIANT AND
water Scrip bought by Russell l. Tracy
81 and Z. Commercial bloch
J'HE FINEST SAND rirs ~ SALT
4 Lake County
GHUsnELrs rtcKEr OFFICE
oDORLEss SANITARY Co
ItEaaruut4 ANU NUEAaE TRAPS
- rInanUdi manure, garbage and dead
animals handled. once, Nh % Main Street
Telephone li1,
FOR SALE
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A GoOD MILK cow NOT own o
~ years JcrtT preferred. VIII pay Tor
the same IN furaltlrt can az
NENE q ClllLD, Al ?. lat South
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Eaumatgs uheermily Given.
Your Orders Solicited
umCISwOu1o a, co.
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$1,000 ne S.iuS any 3S3 ,s rha 6Ia e.
ilAlle iiater avery family has rusty. worn
AhNeas tofkF, spoons, ntc. Quickly plated ~
nlpliuE N melted metal. No experience gr
..iy W'fh a good situation. Address w. ..
haffls1h Co, clerk 80. IL. Columbus, ohinA