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"Wednesday 80.
The steeragc rate Of transatlantic steam.
ers has been cut from sl5 to $40.
David Hampton was executed for muir
der In the electric chair at Sing Sing
prison.
Nine coasters were seriously injured in
. collision between u bObsled and a cable
a In st. Louis.
The supreme cOurt has decided to hear
arguments On the income tax cases in
March.
The agricultural department has issued
. bulletin to farmers informing them how
to feed stock.
Mrs. G. G. Heard of Scdalia, Mo-, sister
in-law Of Congressman John II. Heard Of
Missouri, is dead.
The first Croatian church in the country
was dedicated in Pittsburg by Bishop
Phelan.
A nan named Dorsey slid over n 400
foot precipicc at Pittsburg, fell 200 feet on
to a narrow ledge of rock and was rescued.
The Colombian government has issued
u decree authorizing the erection Of a
statue Of the late NJ. De Lesscps at Pa
mama.
Morris O'ConnOr, county surveyor, was
arrested ut Abba, H., on a charge Of sell.
ing whisky unlawfully.
Six slOOps capsized near Galveston, Tex,
and three persons were drowned, the re-
suit Of u terrible storm.
Ernest b. Studer of Peoria, Ills, eloped
with Amanda Heberrcr, and his father
hreatens to sh OF him on sight.
Five mcn. were scalded by the bursting
Of the valve Of u steam pipe In q mine at
HoughtOn, Mich. Two will die.
Henry Meyers WAS awarded el5, 600 dam.
ages against the Illinois Central railroad
at Dixon, Ills, for injuries received in q
wreck.
The executive committee of the Central
Traffic association ordered . reduction In
Chicago New York grain rates to 25 cents
. hundred.
Receivers have been appointed for the
Bucyrus Steam Shovel and Dredge COM
pany Of South Milwaukee,. Liabilities are
t259,665, and assets $46l, s41.
A substitute for the Reilly Pacific rail.
road bill, which provides for management
by a government commission when de-
fault Is made, was offered in the house.
Joseph COnrOd was sentenced at L.
banon, Ind, to II years in the peniben-
s"iy ohOoeAh6 oohh NAhTtZ ~ AiOuS-
willie Nov. 10.
Thursday. Jan 81.
A Harrison telephone exchange, to rival
the Bell, Is to be established in Dubuque,
Iowa.
John Fingerstine, u peddlcr, was killed
by John Usery In u quarrel near Shelburn,
Ind.
The new coal shaft at Mascoutah, Ills,
wa damaged to the extent Of 5000 by
quicksand.
Leroy Bush, 10, and his brother Willie,
Q. were fatally burned by gasoline at
Logansport, Ind.
A plan was started at st. Paul, Mimi, to
consolidate the colleges Of McAlester and
Albert Lea.
A wholesale grocery house with a capt.
tai of S2OO,0OO Is to begin business Feb. 10
ct Mason City, Ia.
Four colored men have beer transferred
to the city hospital ut st. Louis afflicted
with smallpox.
Omaha has been flooded with bogus sill
yer dollars so finely counterfeited as to de-
ceive even the bank ~tellcrs.
The Law and Order League Is to be re
vived at st, Joseph, Mo-, for a special oru-
SADIE against the liquor dealers.
John Bcvins, to, was taken to the peni-
Tertiary at Anamosa, Ia, on a two years
sentence for the murder of Patrick O'Don-
nell.
An appeal for aid Is being sent out from
Cranberry Center, Wis, a station on tho
Northwestern road for the relief of fami-
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-02-01
Family Of -Four CremAted.

BISMARCK, s. d., Feb. PETER
Olson, wife and three children, living
near Sterling, lost their lives by fire last
night. Olson was manager of the farm
of Judge Dwyer at Dayton, o.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-02-01
a Had Break,


"Sou brought all that beautiful china
back with y:u"" exclaimed the caller.
Didn't you break anything?"
Nothing but the customs laws" 70.
piled tho yoNng lady, who had Just re.
trrned from Europe. - Washington Star.
"A Fine Polish For Tinware.
When the kitchen range il cleaned
cut, there will 10 found in tho fiue un.
dor the oven a considerable quantity of
gray dust. It,is not ashes exactly, not
yet scot, but . smoke deposit a. near
akin to lampblsok as a coal fire IL able
to produoe-soft, light, impalpable,
finer than the fiaest -four. Not many
among those who throw this into the
aSh bin;Are probably aware that this is
the best thing In the world for polishing
tinware. far surprising all tho prepared
powders and pastea sold for that pur.
pose. Apply it to the tin with a damp
cloth. and . few strokes will produce
such q luster a. Is on new ware or a. the
'engraver puts upon his zinc plates by
'tho use Of charcoal. Exchange.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-02-01
lnkRIBLE DISASTER.
Liner Elbe Lost With
Nearly All on Board.
HUNDREDS WERE DROWNED.
About Twenty Survivors Landed a
LOwestoft by a Fishing Smack.
SLEEPING PASSENGERS CAUGHT.

gan tn Sink Immediately After the COL
iIsios and Went Down In Twenty Min
utes - Survivors Were Nearly Frozen
whsn Picked Up.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-02-01
TOLDlN PARAGRAPHS
EVENTS OCCURRING IN ALL SECTIONS
SUMMARIZED.

Happenings NJ Home md Abroad re-
duced From Columns to Lincs-Every-
thing but Facts Eliminated For Our
Readers Convenience.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-02-01
THE RED CLOUD CHIEF. RED CLOUD. NEBRAsKA,FRlDAt. FEE. 1, 1895

eight years penitentiary Imprisonment for
murdcrous assault on the Boone, Ia, jail
er's daughter while trying to escape.
Ira Newell, q juror in the Hayward
trial, was ousted when 1t vas discovered
he was opposed to capital punishment.
Gabriel Thomas was run over and killed
In the Burlington yards at Hannibal, Mo.
Peter p. Powell, boot and shoe dealer at
Springfield, failed. Assets, $4,000; liabili-
ties, $4,000.
Six persons are now known to have been
killed by the explosion at Mendoza, Ills.
Two Others are missing.
Daniel j. Kennedy, assistant postmaster
at saltwater, Mimi, was arrested for
robbing the mails, but escaped from the
officer.
Albert Heiting swallowed an l%i"'h
sword while practicing for an entc .tI-
mcnt at M~uskcgon, Mich. lie will prUba-
bly, die.
Tuesday, Jan. 40.
Lewis Liter, founder of Litersburg. Ills,
Is dead.
The Daily sun suspended publication at
Ottumwa, In.
The steamboat J. f. Joy sank with q
cargo Of slaves ut Helena, Ark.
There was a binding snow In Texas
and snow and slcct storm in Louisiana.
George w. Smith, editor of u Louisville
A. p. A. paper, was arrested on u charge
Of criminal libel.
A letter from tho Malta demanding e., 900
has been received by n wealthy Italian resi-
dent Of New Orleans.
The recent fall Of snow has caused re-
ncwcd activity In the logging camps In
Michigan and Wisconsin.
The mother Of Whcclmnn Frank LEM,
who was lost in Persia, Is trying to collect
q $4,000 insurance policy.
The Guatemala colony in New York Is
said to be- preparing to furnish their coun-
try its sinews Of war with Mexico.
Six %constables arrested Charles Rucks
and viii McLchcll, charged with the Cot
ton Belt hold-up Mt Mcneil, Ark.
Fire at Pittsbufg destroyed the wilkins
burg Presbyterian church, valued Mt $685.
600. One Of the firemcn was fatally frozen.
The Missouri reform school at Boon
Vile was inspected by n legislative COM
mittcc II found to be doing a good work.
Bishop Cosgrove Of Davenport OBLIGATED
at the dedication of the new st. Paul's
Roman Catholic church at Burlington, Ia.
j. w. Hoffman, Jr., Of Aurora, Ills. has
begun suit to establish his title to most of
the land on which Hebron, Ind, is stu
ated.
Claus Sprcckels, the Hawaiian mcri-
can all-round sugar king, has branchcd
out as antimonopolist, and is fighting the
Pacific railway.
At n meeting Of strikers and their sym.
pathizers In Brooklyn Henry George and
Congressman Simpson advocated munich.
pal operation of street car lines.
For preaching u sermon in favor of ere.
nation Pastor Muller OF Rostock, Ger
many, has been suspended from all eccles-
iastical functions. He has also been cited
for trial by the German Evangelical
church.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-02-01

For Rent A good house with barn
&C. W. Haley
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uuuHIrs NKgNiu,RY

The Gssty Lsudcr OF tIatoh %,
1895, published 90 Lexington, Ken.
lIgay, coataius the iollDslng brief
account 20, aud comment upon, the
nuIing Of number VI skeleton. ur
mumm.ui il "a cave ir tHu vicinity.
o. wiIl boo noted that the L,gGCr writer
ia somewhat reckless iu hlH uso Of
gIJuguvos-as Tor instance "pu,rinrd, +"
"au,cul uvlau," etc; out the isot Of
the mud Itself 3, interesting enough TO
evoke charity iIr the ordinary luXur.
lauociu description that aiwnys attends
comment upon the marvellous. Tue
item rcausm follows
John IErahulor accidentally discovered
Thursday, Uu tHu be. IUruU farm, near
Petersburg, Boone county. kv, o. small
cavern, 900 which wUT0 found four uo.u-
lied human hOlIu. They wOrH in
90 I'D ting position and hHu Nruu
wrapped Boo hNular0s ui HHm' mH.
iHrIal resembling cloth, Nut which
urumuiUl tu pieces when touched. Tho
bottles were small lu stature aud cot dark
complexion, aud looked llkH Egyptian
mummirs. 10 has long been known tuH.
auuutelIluyiau burying-gTuuuI existed iu
lhs locality, lui un many previous urrt-
siuns bodies hAyD boon pxhumrd similar
Co those s1 recently found. The iniicl-
lions sustain thO theory that this section
ui tuU country was luuuul0u by rU.
CullHr uuu extinct race OF people, VINO
dweIt iu tho Biuo Grass regions and
along lho banks of tho murmuung ONO
many years before tho loot OF the red
man pressed ~ ancient soil Several
years ug1 half Il dozen bodies similar iu
those recently discovered were found iu
tho same locality, and DR.. sutton, OF
Aurora, secured ono ~ the bodies, which
ho kept uu exhibition in his Office at Au.
rum Ind.
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under the Church law, was ore.touth
oftbo Loaf. Sometime, for tue con.
velieuce % individual uthe.payefs,
when more Of enc kind o. produces BE-
preferable TO dividing It up among
various Kinds, tho contributions are HC.
cppled that way;but thisClulI not have
been au Instance Of that clls, since,
az the luJy 10 alleged to have bought
the hay back agaiu-a' course having
tho means 10 buy witb-tho Cuutritu'
zion Of the purchase price Boo the 1fat
place would have been the gnaiest aud
most reasonable procedure. Asa mat.
ter 1f fact, notwlthsiaugins the occuu.
triciilOs which some people display 10
DO doubtful whether such an incident
az that related over occurred. On the
other hand, there h. a vast number OF
oasas where poor people, conscientious
boa their desire 10 observe tho law 0f
tithinF, have contributed a iorth OF
their uagnings, and then have received
many times the amount from tho
Church Cor iheif support, because they
have been deemed n need OF assistance.
10 % woro not Tor the fact that tho
enemies Of the Church nave been exc
csoliugly active ior many years il
circulating the false abatement that the
Church thkgs from u.s. members that
which ghoy cannot afford t1rontrIbu,e,
tho publication might have bBeu
rassui by uuuotIceu; but 10, repro.
ducli5u into other aud moro Influential
TarOu mazgalt necessary TO point Out
iuu foolish mud wicked character OF
thIsau kinIruI ilemI which afp not
news ut nli, tut arc miss,aIements 30
agasuuy eject they may have upon
Go minds ot the reading public.
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the leaves 10 the British consumer.
In another part Of tho establishment a
lot Of glrls we're picking over ani SORT
Ing leaves according to grade. Their
tiny ieot were covered wili second
grade leaves tlat they hal thrown
dlwl Into the baskets below them.
These statements need no comment 10
be- Iu.ly appreciated. The fact is that
they convey but imreffcoily an idea
OF tue dangers o. health and lie i'm.
ported and dearly pal ,0r under the
nsm8 OF tea. Even ii:hu leaves them.
selves woro harmless, containing NO
poison injurious 10 She human systcm,
tho knowledge that tho dried article
D. hlFIrei ns related auoyr and SOME.
times even worse-0uyht Go bl tufi.
Glen, 90 convert the most skcpllcal 90
"a fuu belief iu tho Word %. wlaIom.
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STUPID Or WICKED.

The following appeared in a late
issue OF the Beaver ttJnig4, and has
been copied into other puprE4
A young lady remarked the u'hor day.
nitor listening 90 Auu,lIul uuug'H HHTmuu
0n tlthiug "Wuy, wnluur w.d Hl tho
hav sho raised .uu0 lutI| Tor ~ hing, ami
then bought DO back lo feed tho COW
with"
s lar us the original publication So
concerned, 90 may be- stupid attempt al
% Joke. Ilp effect 10 10 convey an lm-
preston that the Church practically
I,puve- poor peopio OF Ell they have,
TO meet tho requirement OF utn-pay.
ms. Tho remark may have boon
made, butt publication In tho form
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or comment,
mas the direct effect u tgllIue gu on.
truth. There IL no requirement OF tho
Church, anu never har been, which
would call for tue payment by any
person OF nll the hay, 0g any other Pre-
duce, flr tithiug. In fact such o pay
ment would bu in violation OF tho
Church law. Tl,ho means tenth,
aud all that the woman VIM rlissdlthe
hay was Justified IN contributing us o.
voluntary donation 10 the tllhiug fund,
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nYsrEnIrs w ruE IEl TRADE.


n Ia perfectly astonishing TO what
enormous proportions tho trade IN tea
has grown IA the civilized world since
the shrub fret became known IN
Europe through travellers ia eastern
Asia. Even in the United States that
by no means has the tirsl position on
tho Ii5t OF tca,dhnklng countries, the
yearly consumption is estimated a.
considerably more than seventy mil.
lion pounds O. year.
AtAn early stage Of tho history Of
. .o beverage great deal was slid and
written a.Giusl 10. 10 drink II wa,
designated % "basc, unworthy, Indian
lfa0.ys," OLs medical writer Of the
eighteenth century asserted thal IT,
uAgyH Hro "uot less destructive to
,uo animal economy than opium,
OF ono other druga which We have
learned to avoid" Others asoubtd 10
tea tue growing tesiTc Tor iut0xicants.
Dr.. Let's IN Do quoted as gaying that
tue Lies OF IHu psruC,Oub custom OF
Iu.1Klcatlou "ls 0nun owing % the
weakness and debility oi the systcm
brought on by tbs daily habit ot drink
iuf ,,ai tho troubling hand seeks
temporary relief Ia some cordial, Va
osloT TO refresh and excite arain the
ouleoO'oa sytt m, whereby SUCH per,
Sous aiml -ece,abyily All into
uUpit o., incompetence" Another
.u,uUf SORTS that by l.7 use "muu
argm 90 have lft tA,,r -taluru auI
gDmulluUa aud women their beauty"
Notwithstanding this vigorous oppssi,
ton the consumption OF tea U0ntiaurt
TO Increase aud enormous fortunes
we're ma4o uy ,he handling OF thuult
dried leaves.
10 0ugh, 10 be- Of some Interest TO tus-
drinkers generally TO ka0w fact OF
Two about ghumauuer iu which tucuru.
gluIspfpp,ry4 tor the mukoL Ia the
large warehouses OF CHINA, tray,lgrs
who arc fortunate enough TO receive
admlsslou sometimes behold flights OF
anything butau eli.yius nature.
the staten. uts OF ME- Frank @
Carpenter ia q recent letter to the
NEWS nro Important enough to ue re-.
.r1rgi 10 again, HJyl.itri such ware.
houses nt HnnE1w, just outside uag
u tue lsrgcs. establishments mo saw q
u.I -4aEvu clole who WAS pIckug Out
q tlu auamt OF h.a gown certain Ut
muuuouub01 little creatures, and
moment later lnls ehmo coouc with his
bare feet WAS WanJ,ug in box Of tea
tfgaiing the leaves with nll hls might
ia order 60 pack them closely Tor
shipment to England A do4ou other
barriooted coolies worc similarly
cugaged in other boxes, The weather
being warm, the Precipitation streamod
down their yellow skins In uttlU rlyu.
lnts and, OF U.uue, partly went with
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IRRIGATION IN ruE CONSTITUTION

The Constitutional Convention com.
mitteo on water rights, Irrigation hui
agriculture has made o. report, tho
article on Irrigation and water risht-
which 10 recommends iUr the CUns.I.
tuition having appsstcd 10 Our evening
ibsuu Of April .. Since We took Ucca.
iiol TO cullcise former proposed
article which had been suggested 60
the committee, We feel that Dc g.
proper 70 difyc. some attention 90 the
work which the committee now pre-.
souts for tho Couventons consider.
alton. in the new article the general
rules which should govern constitution
making have been observed; line OF
state policy hBb been marked out, the
working Of details being loft ~ the
Legislature.
A. may be- expected Ia nlmost every
caso where this procedure IL followed,
the proposed article comes pretty near
being tue right thing. II IL clear con.
oise,anj comprehensive, no that should
It be adopted IN ils present form OF
with slight verbal amendments, neither
Legislators nor people will have any
difficulty In understanding IT, scope.
It's effect II for the Siate 10 assume con-
troll Of all natural sources Of wAtvu, o.
define the propJr'!l cate lights Of the
appropriations, aud 10 ssgu ate the die.
tribution and division OF the waters
Tor all purpose. To carry out this DO.
siRn the Legislature is authorized TO
divide the State into districts a. may
DO necessary, and to provide Tor the ~.
polntment Of State engineer aud Tor the
election Of the remaining members Of
the State board Of control, aud OF such
other 5iiicers as may be- necessary.
Thus II will be seen that The obirc,
tons raised TO tho iormU- suggested
article do not apply to tUia There
IL IN this the declaration OF state own.
enhip, but the absolute right 10 thuusa
OF the waterfall that ever did or can
belong TO tho approprist5rs-a eK-
prossly reserved to those legally ont.
tied thereto. There Ia no o5nhsCstion
whatever The power OF control, now
vested In the Territory, p,Ssea to the
state, ana arrangements arc made iug
It, exercise In a more debate, syttgm.
attic manner than has been the prag-
tIce heretofore. There Is the further
improvement on behalf OF the appropr'.
atofs snd users ~ tho water, that the
Legislature Is Inhibited from invading
rights which under existing provisions
have q doubtful protection a. best
Taken us a whole, .u,l discussion OF
the article In all probability viii show
that n quite satisfactory Do those m1s,
directly affected by be- pruv.. ions.
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tins Unison menIIJuo1 In tho lIT.

THE PRISON mentioned ia tho dls.
patience VI ApJill 40 l., $. Sal9m0n,
rx,survey0r general o. Utah, In not
,he gentleman who held official posi-,
lion in THE Territory. The Utah officer
was lrr S,'om0ui while lhr iudiyil-
usl ug0Iu.t whom serious charges hAvo
leon ma4o wac frmerly a Washing
ton Territory Diiico holder, The Utah
sal.mru is uu. iu % so far a. the
accusations published arc concerned, jas
hclBu.t that hiuu VI o man.
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CONFERENCE NOTICE.

The sixly.nrh Annual Conference
of tho Church Of Jesus Christ o.;
Lalterday Saints will convene In the
Tabernacle, Salt Lake City, at 10
O'Clock, on Friday mornlnR,lApril oh,
1905.
The officers and members Of the
Church generally sre cordially iu.
vllcd 10 attend tho meetings Of the
Conference.
wrLroBD WooDRuFF,
GroroE q CANSos,
Josrru 4. sAnriL
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II you have aull ami heavy pain
across forehead and about the eyes; %
the nostfilH src ttqUcntly stopped up
and followed by " disagtevabio die.
charge; II soreness ir the nose and
bleeding from the ntH'r.ll is oltHn X.
psflrnced, 10 you are very sensitive 90
cold IN tho heat accompanied with
headache; iUon you may be sure you
have Catarrh; AMI should Ummedla'J-
lyl tuuarttl Eiy'H Cream Balm Tor a
cute. Tie rsWUiy Will give instant
relief
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Wholesale and retail Oh Ap'il 2ad,
1895, iutund removing my Jus moss
{ N. rs Main street, opposl,v u G.
NJ /. I have o large assortment of
thip Baskets in various Sizes, Willow
Baskets, Clothes Baskets and Bushrl
h aHotf; fine willow anu Straw
Baskets, Market B,sEcis anu Dinner
Bsskuis; School Baskets and Office
Baskets In various s'ETf. THIS will be-
the best und cheapest place where TO
obtain Baskets. Baby Buggirs, Bsf.
kts anu Chairs repaired neatly uui
chctp.
a. lana a.g
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Ga April an, Oh, Bih aud 1lh the
Rio Grando Western Railway willIuu
a spcciat conference tain from Ogden
10 salt Lake CITY, leaving OGDEN At
$3.50 hm., arriving In salt Lake CITY al
v:il n.m. anu stopping a. Hooper,
kaysvillu ana W0dts Cr0ss. The
succisl will leave Salt Lake Cuy Tor
Ogden aud intermediate points NJ $3.50
Pm, arriving AZ Ogden az $3.50 r,m.
Fare from ogden only $3.50 1r round
trip.
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Special Conference Appointments,


There will DO a meeting ~ the Gen.
cral slperintsudrncy, with the Stake
suprrintondeuts lor their representa-
tives) Of tho Young Mems Mutual lon.
provemoDt a1socations, nt Prs'iIcui
Woodruff ollre, 40 elsl South lem.
pie street, on Friday, April jlh, lm-
meiiately after tho cl.so Of the after.
noon session Of Conference. a
punclual aud full attendance 10 Dc.
sired.
WILr1HD WOODRUFF
J0sErH r.. SMITH,
MOsEs THATCHER,
General superiDlonIeucy.
Thursday, ilh-Ryiiei Slcloty Com.
ference, Assembly Hall MeU'ings
commencing At 10 a. M, .. On. and
1850 q. M.
Friday, 5th - General Prot'b11d
meeting, In tho Tabernacle atUa0p M.
Sunday, 7ih-Germau meeting. As.
somhly Hall, 3 y. M.
Sunday, 5lh, Sunday School Union
Tabernacle, g.. m.
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II yfu wauta Buggy, surrey Spring
WAGON or Farm Wagon, rall ~ Geo.
NayloE l57 ami 100 State, agent Tor
Stuirbakcr Bros. We defy cOmpoii'
u0n l0T nflrn and ImaIlIv u go0da.
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will pay ygu Go buy your Garden,
Flr.I hLi Flower Seeds ~ Nugrlsr,
Wirlcmaun Is e., tLc HuuUbir seed
House, 20 sud Is Wcst, Fifat South
street.
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What ia llipwitbUulam ,hcr,lu.lav9
Arcadia compared 40 existence with.
gu, O.. C0nfro,Il ~,
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE CHEAP.

- N0HOps FIVE Room BRICK HOUSE,
- with clty water and cellar tfult trees
and barn on place. Apply on premises. ga t,'
/" Cd UHHFN
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Big stocs uI ,yuII's FNr.l0is Just
ttTivCd, at 9ll state ~.
70. WTnuEH,
WANKEN PAVE.
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rrLrvEN HOUSES AND FOUR IA,
II ur1yed fArms Terms easy Eugene
Lows, HuOmaiO, r. O. building
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S,AnpLEs ANp HARNESS, SrOCH BAD.
= dies specially. aOi state Street Rirko's
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coo To SO Ulu DAY EASILY MADE
- ~ in any loHalItY. We furnish " liIH
q aHnuIua free aud allow 'I per cent cone
IrltsiHn Tor selling. rHruru'aTa Tree or We vii
WaI a HAlp.e Of our gIu1s II sterling silyc.
.uuun recent OF ten trutH Iu stamps,
HIANuAhp h4ANEk WAKE co,
b.aIUn, MAsA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-03

W. "A, SeIa, justice OF tho Peace,
81 4 State Street Telephone No $50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-03

Cure that cgush with Golbo Pitts
o's time Cough BnHam-HpyHs .aiis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-03

Buy all your utugs AMI medicines
at old reliable Gldbc Pits Drug Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-03
FOR SALE

A NEW WHEELER q WILSON SEWING
n machine. mover been used, for hAt prlge,
iOT each Nust have money No, 90 NC.
uornlcE building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-03

ChilhiAiu L.ulurut Always cure
rost bi,e'. Prepared at Golbs Pit
Drug S,oge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-03
LADY AGENTS VENTED

" EVERY WARD N SALT LAKE,
/ ogden and Provo, 90 take orders for Knit
uuIurWrar-good wage pnId' Address Cache
Knitting NufkH, Logan, giving reference