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DELIBERATE MURDER
A Prisoner, Accused Of The Killing,
Makes a Confession.
THE VICTIM snor IN THE HEAD.
Attempts 10 Burn the BODY and Cover
All Traces Of the Cold. BloOded
Crime.

ELYRIA, Ohio, Dec. 1.-The full
story Of the crime Of the murder of WIN.
Gletzsr, OF which Charles GeaKa - &C.
cussd, has Just been mado known and
IL almost unparalleled In some Of IT,
cold.blooded ioa,ufea GesSa made a
confession 10 the sheriff in which he
stated that no had two coniedoratSs
from Cleveland named Michael Plake
and Charles Todd. The trio went 10
GlelEsr's house on the night VI No
vember 10 ami found Glelzsr by his
firesldc. Seeing that the inIrudefs
would not leave, dieter tried to draw
razor but dropped II. On STOPPING "
pick d, up ho received n charge from q
shotgun Ia the head. The weapon
vas fred by Charles Geaka, the prison
or. The men ran out to the barn but
tOon returned and found tina. Gltlzor
had CrAwled around 10 hie front gate
aud expired. They found rope and
dragged the body 10 the barn gnd then
r,tufned anu went 10 bed, after wiplng
up the blood marks. The trio remained
ia Tho house wednesday and that
night went 10 the barn anu placed n
lot Of powder In the hay NOV, 10
which n lighted iuso was attached.
They then disappeared. The body had
been placed on the hay NOV. Daring
the progress Of the Ire = dark giJuot
was seen to roll from tho hay NOV
as tue siuo Of the building fell out
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No Market for Mont,

wAsIuNuIoE, Nov. 3O.-Seorolary
Morton l. Ia receipt Of a cOmmunica-
ton from Nit. John Mats JT., special
agont Of the department OF agtlcul-
ture ia Germany, referring to pOssi.
bllitios Of extending tho markets In
that oouutty fer American meats. MIR.
Mats WTltes:
Last year German farmers and stock
breeders we're compelled 10 sell their
cattle irrespective Of price and con.
dillon. IL was then predicted this
year Germany would BIO short Of beef
cattle, resulting IN n rapid advance In
tho prices VI meat, which would give
foreign moSt exporters an opportunity
10 establish themselves 10 the German
market. 1 have visited many Of the
principal German cities and paid atteu-
lion 10 the sale a imported moate, but
IN my opinion, Germany will never
become u large consumer Of imported
meats. The poorer classes cannot nj.
low themselves the luxury and the
more fortunate Are prejudlcud against
foreign meAte,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-01
TmREE TnoUsAND IDLE.
Result OF tho closing OF the saga
MpnuerioH

ucnuerios.
NEW York, Nov. 8O.-ThB state
mont Of II, o. Hnvsmeyer president,
Of tho American Sugar company, that
the fehneries must DO shut down Tor "a
while owing to the depression ia tue
trade due 10 legislation, was discussed
today In business anu labor oirclre.
The modified announcement made by
Sit. Havemey6r thnt only Lalf tho
force would be laid oil was regarded AS
au Indication Of less fixed purpose
than was indicated IN the declaration
oftho compaDy'a intention on Wednes-
day night.
Al the Iehn0rles In Brooklyn huu-
dreus OF wUrkingmen anu women and
members OF their iamilies were gath
cred this morning. From their slate.
ment II appeared that about 5000 OF
the 1000 men usually kept busy there
were iulo today. They did not know
now long this would last. Whom they
we're discharged on WeInosday night
they understood that they would re-
sumo again ON Sunday night Others
said that 50 far 40 they knew the re.
nnarlrs were not OvemlOckod with
bugar, IA there were loss than 10000
barrels on hand, not more than iour
days. supply ontho market. The Mol.
'onhauor refinery, which 10 not In the
rust, was running at It's iuli capacity
today. Extra hands were put on this
morning.
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rios to oAoh Of the I've artillery regl.
mouis. No increase 10 cavalry IL
reported.
Tna cosi Of tho Increased number Of
men would be- Sl2OIOJ0 nnnunlly but
fetfcnChmoat las 10 Iuued adminisifa.
lion CNpantua OF tho war department
At Washington 100000 aud by apply
~ these economies 10 tho benefit "
tue army, efficient organization aud
greater strength can he obtained nt nm
Increase Of only S7O),ODO. IL IL proposed
TO meet the necessary increase IN line
oHlusra by reductions In the ttau aud
u TUE end n consolidation Of tho quar-
tetmnsteI's pay anu subsistence depart
par'ments iu ono bureau VI supply N
recommended.
The three recruiting depois have
been abolished, adding LOO men 10
tue effective strength and reducing
expenditure about g.50,utO
TIE character Of recruits ~ improved
nud lutt year only 1917 out Of 27i53l
applicants were accepted.
Seven regiments nave been armed
with the new mag 2 no unc, aud by
Alay lss The Infantry Will be completely
equipped with the new arm. The
muuuiaclure OF tho new arm will be
continued to equip the militia. The
manufacture of modern field aud Siege
artillery mas been continued.
The total olsi o iuiahing the arms.
meat OF our twonty.eight CHIEF tea.
ports ~ estimated 10 be 40, $50 0s7 tor
guns, SO, s9l 100 for mUTlars; fl2 51D,-
900 Tor gun carriages, an sj,.39,UOJ Tor
mortar carriages, total, Including con.
tract work Of 500 227 ,2i5.
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stating lust what they can 10 Cor them, and 10
o. uu utIusiyo nope. cithCr, Tor they DO exc
actIy 30 they promise. AN giad 90 make tha
statement ana shall be- glad Go state 70 an
ono iu person what Doctors shores have done
Tor me 10 wuH through Che published teen.
mOuial OF Que % tnulr graiulul pHuyuia that
wullci 90 them and 90 perfect health"
Tho health officers or the city have done
great GOOD wurE in improving tUU water
supply uut % will avail you nothing DO sou
have catarrhal poison iu your stomach.
tUrriuAIly yradicRtud by Doctors au0Tgl'a
new painless system Of treatment
Many are starving O. death in tho mIdst Of
plenty because she stomach 10 drranFci by
rHIarrlh auu "Huaot digest tho food Whom
Che stomach ftIH 70 properly perform Iia
tHnUtHua iar blood becomes thin aud WAtrU
ana ulHgaHu rUuH unrUH'rlIuUu tNTuu.h ItNu
whole system. fncutuaUy corrected uy
Doctors 7lurusH new, painless System Of treat.
WsuL
when Che ratio OF gold aud silver are out of
proportion tH0 business Of the country Doe
comes HtaauHtrt ana nuAurinl IiHIHIrr results
when Che red auI white rurUusrlgF of thC
blood get out of proportion, rhYHIuaI disaster
10 euro iu follow hul rhCuWhIHW, rheumatic
dfupHy, heart disease, kidney disease, ETC., Hro
more common than bank failures during n
financial panic. Toe proper ratio cntctual'y
restored uy Doctors hhUTcsu new, paiulgua
treatment
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NO MORE DISEASE
What the Expert Specialists Say About the
DETERMINATION of Contagious and
Infectious Diseases

How often have you heard % aIi that % Tho
syafom be iu good condition tHal you orc ic.a
liable 10 contract contagious or infectious
disease.
Tho germs Of typhoid fever dpbthena,
scarlet fovcr, pneumonia, a yHnuc. cholera
ANA all such germ diseases HIal enter your
body through the mouth, t0cn pass 10 tho
stomach Here tncy arc destroyed by the acid
OF tho gastric Juice provided catarrhal. poison
Boo tha stomach has not already destroyed or
Boz reduced tho supply OF gastric Juice as 20
make % possible tor the Re.ms tl live. grow
aud produce ana their dread death uoluug
products 90 uuas into the blood au4 through
Goo system setting up fHtal dHuass 40 every
zoe stomach is the general recover OF tuc
b1l5. Eycry hing rasscs frst tu tug stomach.
10 tho Htumtlh On tn correct condition iuD good
De- separated from tho Duu. aH tUn Ecrus aud
uaG ufIa nFo AiIui aud only proper material It
permitted go pasa iutJ TIE Intestinal irsCt 10 De-
absorbed AMI tukuu uu BY tho ny Htuma-uut % DE
ltumacu BE- IcIauEcd bY chta.Iu Do tails i1 pei.
form liH proper WurEs=it BE- unable 70 separate
tuu good mas riaI IRON tho uAuHIt faustu sIU
FcIiua aud tuU result Ia live disease germs aIr
permitted Go uIht through iuy f|sium where
uulc liiu rNu. upNd uAy fIuuN De-.
Conclusions atarru iu Cue stomach produce
germ diseases. making OF tur stomach D. breed.
ur uouhd VI i've dealh producing ditcasc
IHe lesson BE- simple aud easily understood
To you have Uallrfu DO the tnt stages uIut
fIH. uuEICHuuE attend 90 % NOW wuIIy 90 can
Doc easily AMI quickly cured. no yUu nave
catauu that hiss already utHCHudCd and ht.
tackled the stomach, avail yuuurlf VI = sIndIy
warning, don't continue 60 Hu walking tuyitl.
ton 20 uryustauuE. Destructive, Hufu die.
OaaUa-Attaud Co % al once.
Doctors chores nave cured thousands aud
arc curing others tyury uNy why shouldn't
tuUy cure yuH. Every fuurrr. Is invited Go
uAli uu DOCTORS shurCa aud UUuHuIt NIIu them,
DO examined, advised uul have Their case
diagnosed without pcnuy's rHsI
buCtlra shores arc not rAU"umcutorH, they
Will tCll you exactly What they can d1 Cor
you ana what is more satisfactory than all they
uu exactly what they tay tuUT Viii do, NrHu
what hrs. Conrad says iu her statement pub.
litAUd today.
now CAS you TELL
whether the catarrh % attacking your stomach
anu making 10 a fOutiic bed f0g the growth and
production % disual1 gcrmaI
"ia there naufoa"
"Aro you cottYC'
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Treasury cash Balance.

WAsHlNuIoS, Nov. 3O.-rho cash
busin,ss toaay was $40. ss1 i5ij gold
reserve, fl02, UlG, l75i showing an iu-
crease since Lass Wednesday OF s33, $685.
.5H The gold receipts do not Include
any depcsiis NJ Chic 20, San Frau
disco or Boston aimee the acceptance Of
tho bid Tor bonds. Nor do tOiay's
figures Include tocolpla from New
York on the 2Sth. 10 IL expected that
t9m0rr0w's report viii materially In.
crease these figures and by Monday OF
IucBday next the whole amount Of the
bids Will likely have been dep.sltod.
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RoaIE, Nov. sO.-rhe pope has re.
coivoI urgent appeals from Armculaus
In several placet, asking MIN 10 ubs his
good offices IN Ihulr behalf with tho
sultan. Appeals 10 ths Vatican In ad-
dilion huys bepn made from England
under the belief that none OF tue pow
efs nTo willing to assume the TospUnsi.
bility OF opening negotiations with the
other powers for a lolnt Intervention,
and also Ia tho bAlitf that II ~ impUssI-
be for tho pope TO remain indifferent
10 this eutlorings Of tho Armenian
Christians.
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PEOPLES PAnTY.
call 10 n Meeting OF ths Central Com
mttteo ht ~ Leafs.

ST. LOUIS, No., Nov. 30.-Tho fol.
lowing call explains ilseli:
49,. Louis, No., Nov. 30.-By the
request Of tho members Of the national
executive committee OF the Peoples
party, and At the suggestion OF the
ohaiTmsn OF the slate committees,
hereby call a meeting OF the national
central committee Of the Peoples
party to meet IN the Llndell Hotel, In
tho city Of 81, Louis, Mo-, December
s5lh aud 29.h, 1894.
Tho object Of this mestlUR Ia 10 map
out a policy for an educational cam.
paign between now ana the meeting
VI the next national convention, ana
any other business which may come
be iOTu the convention.
Senator Stewart, LATE Pence, Con
eral j. b. Weaver, General J. G..
Field, Marion Butler and many other
leaders who are not members OF tho
committee have promised to be- present.
IL. h. TAuBENECK,
Chairman Of tho Committte of the
National Peoples Party.
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UNITED sTATEs ARMY.
Report ,of Secretary Lamont Of tn,
War Department

Report ,Of Secretary Lamont Of the
War Department
WAsuNGToN, Nov3O. THE annual
report Of Secretary Lamont shows a
saving OF half million dollNra In sala-
rlea ana contingent expenses in the
standardization oi the war department
nl Washington, besides economies In
the recruiting service, renir, etc. Ex.
pendlturea for the last fiscal year were
$50, ,0O9; appropriations Tor tho cur.
rent year IRE s52, i.O, NJ; estimates Tor
the next year are So, 8l3,62O.
Ga October LIST tue army numbered:
Ohicers, $780, enlisted men, 25,772, OF
the latter Tor various cautes only 9O,llI
were elective. Secretary Lamont
earnestly recommends Legislation to
establish the battalion formation now
adopted by the armies Oi oysfy other
civilized nation. To elect that change
ho recommends n return ~ tue law OF
1870, fixing at $4,000 the limit " the
army. by tho onHugoa proposed the
army VIII be Increased 20 por cent In
efficiency, 10! per cont In numbers and
Only . per cent IN coat OF maintenance.
Tho actual comhative strength viii
thus become about 20, 900, this number
now contemplated by law, but which
IL reduced by datnohmonts and other
Wiss TO about 10000. IL Ia proposed TO
add two companies 60 each OF the sixty
nVe Infantry regimonla and two bate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-01
Urea INVENT BY MAIL.

Or. G. W. Shores personally superintonis
the mail treatment and gives the same care
full attention as to those visiting the Office.
Write at once for information regarding your
trouble and expert advice free.
Address: DR.. G. w. SHORES, "a East
Second South Street, Salt Lake City.
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DisEraesfni Conduct OF students.

San FRANCISCO, Dec. l.-SAloon
keepers ofthis CIT nave addressed Letters
" the presidents Of tue universities VI
California aud Stanford, protesting
against the conduct OF students alter
the foot ball match. They patfoilrd tho
city In hundreds, smashing chairs and
glafsos IN bier halls AMI saloons, and
tcrfOtlzing the residents OF the tender.
luin districts. In their efforts 10
emulate the practices OF eastern undet-
graduates, they exceeded their modela
ia recklessnvfs and daring. The police
were p0weTlcss 10 control them.
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FLANNELs oontlnucd.

IS inch White Flannel, wool OIL
and cotton mixed, worth 25c p0r ObC
yard, 40
90 incl White all wool FiAueel, Die
worth SOC p1r yard, ~ -NS
"a inch Rod 'rwillod all wool ODt.
worth 3lc per yard, az - = Z
A now limo OF figured Elder $3.50,
Down for Chiliren'a ClJak8, HIlp
worth 1jc per yard, a. wv
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CLOAK BARGAINS.

An elegant limo of Goats
just received. Tan, black
aud blue, licrsoy C.u.h, late
o-l shape, value sl-aI, ilr
a splendid limo ~ Now
Long Goats, in Tan, Black,
etc., tight fitting, worth Sli
90 So, Cor
Elmo Melton Cl0.h Jackets
in black, with OK without
velvet collar, Tor
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SPRiNdvALLEY, H., Dec. l.-No. ]
mine 10 still burning. All timbsrs bu-
low are Gu FIRE, and II II IL not smoth-
cred will soon reach tho coal. Tho
company mas given notice that they
would Try 10 fnd places In other mines
Tor the married mon who are idle ON
account oil the IRE. Thls move gives
great satisfaction and will relieve the
situation considerably.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-01

Tho most beautiful stock
~ Chlldren's Coats over
shown iu tho city. All tho
finest materials, as luuo,e,
uuhhy CIuvilis, Covert
Cloths, Illuminated Cloths dr. OC
iu all tho leading and ueW- tpl w
cot styles, from $500 90
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The magnatrs safe

ALBANY, MY, Nov 3O.-G5vernor
Flower has refused 10 issus eXlradi-
lion paperA for John y. Rockefeller
AMI others Of tho STANDARD Oh come
pany, wanted In Texas, on tho ground
that the papers presented arc not SUI
dclont.
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Mra. MhIlneY nond.

GALEsnUUu, H., Dec. l,-Mrg. NJ.
IL. Wuitney, principal OF the lkuOx
femlusry, tho feminine department OF
the Knox college, died Rt midAight
last night, aged 81. The funeral will
take place here Monday.
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"lg there yOmlinEF
ou you nnI,h ut Es
.Ai1 y.u ihl' N's.,
.s lNu "n.N ,le .te 90
lave y ~ M''eI 9'-.s
az, l.N u,N. 49,
~ .I'., lall Nltet w.. 400
li'p WV N,l'' 'l 4f4,
niWn lgA HaNo 80 ~. w.. .tIan
,.W ~. Nl"A' up el'eL 'eslN.
'iIHr. vau .i.tfrs. anon pfuuFHt
uIH tUHf tU.UaI' T.IFf v..tH s|fu.H|H
'DI .ou Fl IIIrsa have dHffU.rl"
"Is tHp4r q man I'd blood DO Ono fDrf"
tIs tHrTs Constant UHHtatIr In mUulhH
UI. There .H4a..IE HrHa.tIIu Iu Hf1ualU''
tANUgu NON .,tu. auIt. MN arc yuuuIalY.'
rWHru stomach a gupty 10 YOU fool faint"
uUI Nom .prH .u uatUrI.I thai uuruH
throatf'
when stomach BE- ill 90 yui igcl ol.
rrfasUut'
eot CurCd move uuCt1n shores are eurus
hundreds tNuD week.
DOCTORS SHORES hluhE THE 1EJlls
A.. ID, ., f,...... .,,.,.,...,...
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$3.50
$1,000
$3.50
Ern CArN nANGAINs.

cd Toa.? g ".'i IaoS S'a %I, Sa; $j,j
style, value 5000, Tor
y I. .i5 'Si% 'S s'ylo value s $9.5
First grade Asirhchau
Capos,vory dg0p, full sweep
tho largest and hu0-t stock
& %.d e. n'y in eyer iIn 80 aa $3.50
s3NutO
Everybody fayR our Dyed
MuskWt Iauos arc tho blsg
90 be- seou anywhere, and
ia@a an % 9'of &" I,, iaosii 5000
sweep duOp stylos. t9) 10
our Furs arc all guaranteed Fir
Grades.
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Do,IEsrICs.

worth 'a aoo P Ta' yayyl, S 4! Calico 45G
80 Inch uleA9hed Muslin, worth q
20 per yard, 90 "
80 Inch unhloaehol Muslin, Al ,
worth 20 pos yard, no r. u
Assorted Color0i Apron Cling
hams in small and fancy checks, nile
~ Yards for WV
Dark colDr0l Prints In assorted IN,
Patterns, ~ yards for OUC
30 la. IuhlcachOd Cotton Flan- kQ
mel, worth 100 p0r yard, nc
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Through Pullman Palace sIoopors, Iaicst
Improved IuUrHt aiuruufs. FREQ Reclining
thtr tara. Elegant DAY coaches,
Telephone $50
b. b. HURLEY, Gent Agt Paitgr, Dept
D. DICKINSON. General Manager
III lOMAA. Y. A. a "a. Agent
Flitl. CLAUk.
OLIVER W. MINK.
D.. IlLENf ANDERSON Receivers
JOHN w, bOANE.
FREDERICK H. COuuEHTl
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The THROUGH CAR LIHE.
Effective Oct 1th. 1soA
gIuuu frH.s and HsHrri of SAL L4st
tIg NaIU. ai fOs0.Is


AHHfvn.
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cisco. cache valley and UgIcn..I1 O a n
ttum ull Eastern points rarE Cty
ana tEIcusss.a4..ssss sss.ss..ssssss % p 10
FROM SON fraucHU1, ogden and
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stf0w NIfrrd. Jua1. pr5fo. sanpstr.
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urrAgr
ior urfrn. rhrt CITY pogAtcIloauial
IHairrl points ..s..........s....s... so1am
Ior ogden ubu Intermediate poin.a., gaIam
Tor uEIcu, intermediate uo,ns
thr Trarr'f"U and cache
valley uoiuta. ....sssss.ss........,.... 9 20 p N
For ogden, aU points fast HATTIE rorl.
Hand, ana -un Francisco ti1 p 10
slor fUrrta. Provo. aauHrfe valley
NCprI Juab sud FRISCO. 90. FOAM
FOR t'oc'o aud IrruIuHa.,.......... , ., am
'rrains south OF JgsI run daily cKgtpg
SUNDAY.
. DaIy except sunday,
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Revised Blanks for
Relief Society Ro-
ports Now Ready at
Deserot Nows offiCs.
25c. dozen.
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COTTON DREss GOODS For
EVENING WEAR,

81 inch double fold Cotton Hon. 4
riottls iu pink, blue aud cream, 4,
worth 800 a yard, nc
Aup.hor invoice Of Crcpn Ia
Chino in white, croam, pluk,
black, lavender, Nlio groou, worth
PC pog yard, az
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WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LhUiEs or
" gentlemen CO. soil Marx TWtu's now
hHos, boo 900. city and vicinity. Emo opuUr
Wni.f GO mako money. uulEs delivered to
lars and liberal forms address American luJ.
h'hiug Co.., Hartford &c.
HIGursI ruDrs PAID ron LADIES
= \ cpd sguu'uaai U1 clothing. send postal
Wll call htIry SINGER. 20 D. goa south.
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w assist To- 0Gca saiary $4,000, VITA
chance 70 increase, aud position permanent. "
suited NAi way far PAID 90 udlUe If engaged
luciosc reference and seltaidrcstel slammed
envelope Manager Lock Drawer p CHICAGO
A MAN ~ EyEEY SECTION no aEbl
- staple Flofs 30 dgalcFa. exp .rIuuU. uH.
necessary, Uost side line. iil.ui q q u0uta.
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ion slav anl Manuiaciuuug Co.,hoA 800, tia.
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FOR RENT.
ELEvEN HOUSES AND -FOUR IN.
Lvals, uuom 900, q. o. Binding.
LOST
DErwEFN the FuUHru AND SEVENTH
- Nafds. "a small photo album, con
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or tu H01f. T.. AuiftWH, lI richards street.
coal.
0CoAL THAT SUITS" ALI KINDS.
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Street Phone ss
MONEY TO LOAN.
ATCUuUHIN 81 Cu. LOAN MONEY an
IVA low tntca 0u any security 90 WaH,
WILL TRADE OGDEN PROPERTY ron
W equity boz C.W property. WUayuH uuI
u1nn'I.tn zeal estate, mines aud loans. o. O.
tri south.
I DAMS, ANY AMOUNT ON CITY on
- salt Lake and DAVIS County farms. AUply
li once 90 no 90 MgauTHIU. block.
IN HEAsoSAuLE TEKM. ArrLY 10
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NTONEN TO LOAN TO LADIES or
W gentlemen on personal, collateral Or
chattcl securities, stock huudf aud commercial
phUvrH bought uuu sold. rUil estate loans mo-
EuuntHls money advanced uu warehouse stnrs
nso receipts. lowest fhtgs Of interest aud tost
references gwen Tor the cafe kUrUinF uf re-
ruruvH AL business confidential h Iisu.
man. Financial Agent, room 3l- McCoruick
Block
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-01
FOR SALE.
IOR sALL ON InAnL.

u AUGAtN S. sCHAtTrE rfNSu AND
- second hand E.etcIg, ~ %. I0E lu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-01
FOR SALE OR TRADE
ron RENT.
FOR RENT.

ELEvrN HOUSES AND FOUR ~.
- urotUd farms Terms easy, EuHcua
I,als. Uuom li0. A. %. LuuluF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-01
LOST
COAL
MONEY TO LOAN.

ATCUtEHtN o. ru. IUAN MONEY AT
IVA low ratca Uu any security 90 was,
WILL TRADE OGDEN PROPERTY ron
" equity boz rIW property. WUayuH HuI
u1uuyIInu neal vttats. mines aud I1aus. o. O.
5rI south.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-01

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