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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-16
EXPORTS.

Per steamship VIM Crane for Balti-
more-l49 bales upland cotton. 2l3 bales
sea island cotton, Y bales sweepings, q
pitch and tar, bbls rosin OIL, 10 bbls fish.
IS ,92l feet lumber, IS casks clay, II sacks
clay, 125 tons pig iron, 100 bdls hides, 2
bbls turDentine, 10 cases domestics, So
crates vegetables, 8 bbls vegetables, $50
pkgs mdse.
Per schooner Lulie l.. Pollard, for Phil
adelphia-2572 railroad crossties, by
DIXON, Mltchel & Co, and POI, S24 feet of
p p lumber and 1887 feet of switch cross
ties by Georgia Lumber Company.
Per schooner Chauncey +. Burk, for
Phiadelphia-598.25 PCS feet p lumber
Dixon, Mitchell & Co.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


SAVANNAH Sunday. Feb. rs. 1886
--'-0---~-~-~-~----- ~~~--~~-~~~--~~~-~~~~--~
sun rises q 80
oe'i 9t-9 -
high water. TT Pulaski, $3.50 am, 1900 pm.
High water, Savannah. 1853 am. n 0O pm.
-N7'~--0-0~r~---f~-r>-s~-r---<-s
The time ball on Cotton Exchange drops
1900 m, 10th meridian.
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SPOT COTTON LOWER.
rrocAL MARKET EASY AT DE-
CLINE OF I-I6 CENT.

st-ong Demand for ROsin at In
hanged Prices-Spirfts TurPen-
tine Firm at n Part Decline OF &c
The Wholesale Markets Quiet, But
.,eady-Markets by Telegraph.
savannah, Feb. 15.-The naval stores
---s- was the most active feature in the
al departments to-day Rosin was
: GOOD demand. the sales were about
20 barrels. at firm prices. Spirits tur-
lime advanced &c. and there was
t... little Offering. The cotton market
vs. 4at. being quoted easy at 1-l6c de-
- The wholesale markets were
-.,.sr and steady, and generally un-
ssrqed. The following resume Of the
,-.s1 and Geographic markets will show
.ss ZONE and the quotations at the close
-a-7aV.
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etabIes. ] .2a3 bhIs rosin, l6i bbls spirits.
Is cars phosphate. - cars lumber. cars
wood. G ears corn. / ear oats, I car ba-
nanas I car hay. ] car grits. car cotton
seed oil, s cars mdse IL bdls hides.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
Feb. l5-i5S bales cotton. ears wood 1
car meal, cars corn. I car empty boxes,
car cotton seed. 1 car castings, cars
mdse. > bdls hides.
Per Florida Central and Peninsuar
Railroad Feb. 15-,iq5 bales cotton. / car
tobacco / car barrels, cars rosin. 10 cars
ties. IL cars lumber s cars wood. y cars
mdse. / car furniture.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Kansas City. Fisher, New
York;. q. Anderson, Agent
steamship Henriette (Br). Berg, Port
ROyal-Strachan * Co.
Bark Neritas (Rus). Ahlstrom. Hull bal
last cat Tybee for orders)-Dahl a. An
derseu.
Bark Henry A. Litchdeld. Hubert. New
York, with guano, consigned TO Charles
Ellis a Son.
Schooner Jennie Thomas Young Balti-
more, with canned goods and poplar lum-
ber-DiNon. Mitchell & Co.
schooner VIM. H. Swan. Davidson. Phil
adelphta, with coal for the $. +. and W.
railrOad-f. W Howard A. Co
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Stock same day last year. s23 I65 OIL
Receipts same day last year
-.-.-..-...-....-..-Sn Snow storm; no report
Charleston. :. C. Feb. l5--Spirifs tur-
pentine, market. firm. at 26izc; sales. >
casks. ROsin, firm; sales none. A. r,
Sl-05; Q. S1-10, u, $50; r. Sl.35; +, $40; q,
SIS; II. $50; ]. N-55; *. sL60. Other
grades. no demand; prices not quoted.
Wilmington. y. G, Feb. 15.-ROsin tirm:
strained. Sis; good strained. $50 Spir-
its turpentine firm; machine. &c: irreg-
ular. 26lsc. Tar steady. at S0c. Crude tur-
pentine, nothing.
New York Feb. 15.-ROsin. firm. quiet,
unchanged; strained common to good,
si.6gQL62lz. Turpentine quiet, firm, =9i4 q
292c.
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Hides, Wool, Etc-Hides-The market
IS weak; dry flint. Sc; dry salt. &C.. dry
butcher. SC; green sailed &C. Wool
Quiet: prime Georgia, free OF sand burrs.
and black. WOOL i3c; blacks. Zoe. hurry "a
&c; wax. sc: tallOw. &c. Deer skins. 1Sc
Bagging and Ties-The market is firm:
Jute hagging. "a pound. she. --pound. So e.
14-pound. SIC; quotations are FOR lob lots.
small lots higher; sea island hagging. Size;
iron ties. large lots, SO0S5cs smaller lots,
SOC
Dry Goods-The market Is firm and
advancing: demand brisk. Prints. 4ff5lac:
Georgia brown shirtings. a. fiac: - Sc:
7i2c; checks, 4Q5lac; brown drillings, ca
7I2c.
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CLEARED YEsTERnAY.

Steamship Nacoochee. Smith. New York
C. G.. Anderson, Agent.
Steamship VIM. Crane James, Balti-
more-J. j. Carolan, Agent.
schooner Lulie l.. Pollard. Powell. Phil
adelphia-C. w. Howard Il Co.
Schooner Chauncey T.. Burk Fisher,
Phndelphia-C. W. Howard 4 co.
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Per Central of Georgia Railway, Feb.
15.-2,652 bales cotton, 500 bbls rosin, 50
oil, Is tons pig iron. 428 pkgs mdse, 1853
pkgs domesfics, AZ cars lumber 2 cars
wood, I car STILL / car -four, car oats,
car hay, ] car fresh meat.
Per Savannah Florida and Western
Railway, Feb. ISIS bales cotton 1875
crates fruit and vegetables, 81 bbls veg
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~ ilc. Corn. steady: mixed, spot and
FEBRUARY S3i sNS}ss: March. S3is03slt c.
April, sin5iisc- May. 35is q3litc. steamer
mixed. 3e0S.i. a.. southern. S31ssc. Oats.
hrmcri No . white western. .Stsc. No :
mixed western. e6n3fi-c Rye quiet: No.
firm al SlG.o1 asked Grain frcichts. dun.
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SPOKEN.
PASSENGERS.

Bark Minde (Nor, Relnertsen, from
Shields for Tybee, Feb. g. latitude AZ, Ion
qttudp Il
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500 PER MONTH MADE EASY.

If you need money. make a steady in
come from a small capital. Why complain
about hard times? There never was
investing in wheat, stocks or cotton large
returns can be made. See what we have
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SAILED YESTERDAY.

Steamship VIM. Crane, Baltimore.
Schooner Chuncey +. Burk, Philadel
phia-
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Sir John Robinson, retiring editor of
the London Daily News is one of the
best whist players in England. James
Payn and Andrew Lang are two Of his
favorite partners.
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NAVAL STORES.

spirits Experimentation were stiff in
t tlelr views of the market, and We're sus-
IA S;a! .4leed by good demand. There was but
OF Trade the market was bulletined firm
a. -lq2i14c, sales of Is casks being made
a. me inside and 90 casks at the outside
PliiGe At the regular Saturdays closing
Unchanged.
a,osin-A strong demand, large sales,
rVIe me bright features in the rosin mar
quotations. Sales aggregated about 5000
TTarIelS. At the first CALL at the Board of
, Que the market was bulletined firm at
ooFSSISe-raay closing quotations with sales
81 81 o,oo9 barrels. At the close it was I'm
foGddAsed with sales of LOIS barrels. The
-.---uM!1g Were the official nmntatinns.
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The cash quotations were as follows:
Flour was duh and steady; prices I'M
changed No; 2 spring wheat, 6Sa64c;. No.
2 red, 671aG69c; No. corn, 28kc; No. 2
oats, 95sq20c; mess pork, S10.O0QlO.lO; lard,
$5.4219Q5.45; short rib sides $51005.2O;
dry sailed shoulders, $4.7505.O0; short clear
sides, .$5.S71kQ so; whisky, SIP.
Cincinnati, Feb. 15.-Flour market
strong, unchanged Wheat market quiet
and easier; No. red track, 7sMc. Corn
steady; No. mixed, SOC. Oats unchanged
Bacon firm. unchanged. Dry salt meats
firm, active; loose shoulders, 4s4c; short
ribs SIC; short clear sides, sac; boxed
meats. Ac more. Whisky quiet, steady at
$1.22.
St Louis Feb 15-Flour unchanged.
Wheat lower, February el5sc, nominal;
ruary, 26]kc; May, 27lsc; July, 28asc. Oats
unchanged Pork, standard mess, $1012h:
old. s9.871z Lard, prime steam, S525
choice $5.S71a. Bacon shoulders, SIC;
longs, SIC; clear ribs, SIC; short clear &C.
Dry salt meats; shoulders, 424c; longs, SIC;
clear ribs, .59sc; clear sides, 51zc. High
wines steady, at s1.22
Baltimore, Feb 15.-Flour, quiet.
Wheat. dull No. 2 red, spot and Febru-
airy, 7SAd731ac: May, 73% a74c; southern.
by sample, 75077c; southern, on grade,
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation will be furnished masters of yes
sells free of charge in United States Hy-
geographic Office in Custom House. Cap
tains are requested to call at the Office.
Reports of wrecks and derelicts received
for Transmission to the navy department
New York, Feb. 13.-Capt. Risk of
steamer Concho, reports the bell buoy
off Barnegat out of position,
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w. 3. NELL e. CO.,
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l57 and l5Q St Il

Don't stop If you are in need Of any
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our new additions.
Having RENTED our stores and put in
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Come around to US, and buy your hus-
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We have a nice line of Toy Trunks for
children. Also Buggy Whips Twir
Whips. and a nice line of useful articles
for the Holidays. All cheap for quality.
Nothing shoddy.
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Interest Due and Ac-
crued. ...,... .......s 1, l55, 1906 81
Net Deferred and I'm
reported Premiums
on Policies Ia Force 70i,477 40
-8 i.sbosT2 o.
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Cash on Hand and IN Banks........s 81
Loans and Collateral y. ). Bonds
and Other Securities. ....... 49,. go
United States and Other Bonds,
par ........-.. -. -. Il, "a
First Bonds and Mortgages on
Real Estate ..................... $50
Real Estate ......... ........ ...... *
Loans on Policies In Force. ....... 7,2.
Agents Balances anu Cash Obliga-
tluAS..s..s.s. ss..s...... ...,.....
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-09
OLD AGE OF GREAT men.


The National Popular Review gives
long list .imen who have tetiiuo &
their men.ul vlgor and activity to an
ngu where most mortalsshow decline.
Chcvtoul, DE Lcsseps, Gladstone uni
Bsmarcg head the list Plus * ni.
though livibg In turbulent Umuu nuI
auAcflug from much mentnl anxiety u'
tlmrr reached high age anu retained
foil possession ~ his faculties o.
the lnst rho dfumailst Ctcbil-
Jon composed bic last dramntc
piece ~ the nRe Of ninuy.iour
Michael Angelo was still ut work ON
his large canvases ut ninoiy.oight.
and Titan al ninety stlll painted with
tho yig0r OF his early youth. General
Meln5 am Austrian, was Ia the sadJl,
aud active at eighty, anu might have
Won the battle Of MatrnR1 hut Tor the
arfival OF Dtaix. The Venetian Dogc
Henry Daudol0, ln tho eleventh cen.
Jury, Lost bis oyesight when
young, while on an embassy to
Coustanlinople, but Notwithstanding
this dltaivantagc, no rose 10
tue Highest offices In the state and
conducted several wars with great
succsss. At The advanced ago Of eighty.
three no besioged and captured Con-.
siantlnople. F1utonsllo was stll Wig.
ofous n. ninoiy-oight, aud Newton al
cighiy'thttu worked ut the solution Of
philosophical problems before him.
CofnafO enjoyed better health at tho
age Of uiuUiy-1ve than At thirty.
Those aud many other cases that can
be mentioned mny be exceptional, but
they seem to iudichts that thu intel.
lsclual activity Of bulnan beings may
20 on notwithstanding tho falling
strength Of the body, and tnat with
living In conformity 10 tho laws OF the
Creator oven tue body may no kcpt IN
comparative state Of preservation
very close to the century mark.
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wei fcm,muoreI by tuJ,r WIDOW.
in Utah iu those Dsys. Thrtu wa
never ON emergency Uut Tom Fitch
hal a plan 90 meet ii, anu his sugges.
lions In political pfoposition' were
usually OF character TO allow
the masses Of teoplo the broad.
c.t opportunity iof expressing
their views nud carrying them into
effect. Hence lie not strange to anu
him OIL fius the following Ne suitable
silver plank Tor tue party to which he
belongs in be- platform iu the next
rrUsidcntial campaign. he does mot
regard J., ne "ltfaIIlu" on tue Jut.-
lion, but means 0i finding uui tug
real sentiment of the voting pDpula.
I0n. a lr1p1sea Ibis as the SILVER
r8pgraYn on which t.u st. Louis q o..
vra.au shall F, rc'5fa the cau1tfys
The mDruol hu Republican party 90.
ways ht- uHHu 'Iu H-s1nlHIH unity, In
uHu.rs.UuNaIs liberty, aud boo ,II ihugs
harmony pom questions of finance,
currency aud coinage thU divergence uf
opinion among Republicans I4 H1 great
aud general iuu 10 would Uu both uu.
just uuu .u.NurlioUt tor tho majority boz
THIS convention 900 formulate ITS Wow
upon them, iu this platform aud thus
mako adherence Co tNuW re- t.at ui party
toltv We, therefore, rUmI $50 such
Iuusuuus Go ilH people OF tIU Uursfus.
-iIu1l districts Tor dU.UfW nation, ulUig-
ing iHH nominees ct thit convention 900.
tu iutHIpIrH lNu executive veto, uI 900
puwur aud patronage u' ihH executive
uhieo, TO defeat amy Legislation with rr.
sp.ct 90 c1iuaE0 that may boo supported
by 20 majority Ut The Republican Repre-
HoniaiiNvs aud Senators Boo DuuEt,.s.
o course the yoll aIv.c.te. wYulI
resist rucn a proposition, uuiutu There
should be prospect Of uuo llfeo.ly
against them, which does not seem
IiFely aud the silver men would uc
equally avorse to o., u they could DO
my better. but after all there 10 au
element Of fairness 10 30, since It would
allow tue expression Of the majority Of
tue people Co cOutf0l, auI ia this b.
truly domocrauc-provlded, however,
that cOugTussmen always were the
choice OF tho people instead oi political
wircworkefs The aioplioa VI suCn a
PLANK by any party would be new
thing be- American philosophical
managers want "a tighter gfip than th,
actual carrying out OF such a prorosi.
lion wOull allow; still, iu tue present
financial discussion there IL no know.
Ing what tue party plauks on silver
may be like.
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ONE KNEW, me onnrn pInN,r

We have made reference already to
the reflections east upon the younger
states aud territories by President
Cleveland, In his rcmRrks before the
Presbyterian home missions board OF
New York on March 3. In which the
chief executive assumed that In what
no was pleased 10 call "iho newly sel.
tied portions Of our vast domainU there
was Ices Of the religious ana moral
prcdominating than IN the crowded
East. The President no doubt voiced
the general belief among religious peo.
rlo In the older states, but hls
prominence In n national capacity drew
special attention TO his words,
anu hls ill.advised cKpfesslous have
been sharply criticised In some quar-.
lcts-pvThnps even more sharply than
tho occasion warranted. II the PfesI.
dent has paid attention 10 those crit.
cisms, and has remembered the 10.
marks Of aspoaker who followed him
nnJ who received little notice ia the
tclcgraphud report Of the proceedings,
be must INV, t.it mat -, ~
audlepc, ihrr, y,,, sor, r..,,', -,
formed ON IN, Wat the, ht,,..r, 49,
cause they knew by personal ohsrrva.
ton something OF this part Of the
country. Tho Rev. 4. Dewitt Tai.
mage followed President Cleveland.
anu said I'm bt. ,,i,,.n,,. a., ,ha ",
y-,o 900. ....,....,..-.,-.
about 5o'rloek iU tb' m"rrim, " n,l,
nations life, Groat cities arc 20 Hash and
ii In H''nYE Nh1s Are called iho Dad
Columbia plains" Of WasGingr1p Ii,t".
ana that VI which we pni our schoolboy
"gTrnt N,n. r ,',1 H,,' ,i',,,'',n Guy ~ lnS
sy-omn'ie and cousummato irrITnii@n,
~, ,,'., u,og ,,l .lHg ,ln''sw,Tth PARK aud hc
deneniin, MON unIertai ,r ,''g, ,, lv ,,,
rainfall,
MI Valmage we'll undcfstood WIN,
Mr. Cleveland did not, that s.c,..
aud industrial conditions u b, E,.
furnished ne much opporlupltv fn,tr.
"not and stubborn warfare b,tw,,n
the forces Of good and evilu f.,err.t tn
by the President ns dil ANYTHING t,h.
found iu the newer p9rfi.us NJ h.
country, whore POVERTY md vice. and
moral tuspltudp In the higher rank, %.
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Mt. A. l.. Armstrong, an old drug
S ~, anu prominent citizen OF IL
snierprislng Town, sAya; al cell some
forty different kinds of cough rem.
cdies, but have never IN my expert.
ence sold s0 much nj Auy one article
~ I hAyc OF BaNdrFi HOrehound
syrup. All who Tee IL sny it " the
most perfect remedy for Cough, Cold,
Consumption, and all diseases VI the
Throat and Lungs, they SaVs ever
tried" It's Asptelho for Group and
Whoopirg Cough. will relieve n
Cough Ia one minute. Contains no
oplaius. Sold by z. &. NJ. /. Drug
btuFe
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a Sound Liver Make, Well sInu

Are sou Bilious, C0nslip,tru OF
troubled with JauuIloe, SICK Head.
ache, Bat raAo I'm Mgutn, Foul
Breath, C0aIgi Tongue, DyagerHa,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, Pain An
Back anu between the ShDulIoTs,l d lls
and Fever, etc, II you have any OF
these sympioms, your Liver In out of
order aud your blood IFS slowly uriug
POISONED, because your Liver Iora not
act properly. HERmNE viii euro any
disorder Of tho Liver Stomach %
Bowels. IL hoo no equal no Liver
Medicine. Price 90 cents. Free tFIaI
potI!es Al u Z. M. 1, drug store.
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THE RENuuHu snyyr Hammer, TO.
ioruug 10 an article In this paper on
puetmastofs, says 'ft IL the Nsws
against RvKburg." Not quite, We nrr
lot the progress, prosperity and happl.
ness OF ReKbufg every time, that the
moral, inIelloctuRl,and physlcal stand.
"rl Of hor entetpri.ing people may be-
kopt at the highest marx.
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n.IIsra,. INV Amman.

This wonderful Luimeut IL known
from the AtlGntic ~ the Pacific, aud
from tho Lakes 10 the Gull. IL l. the
most Ieuctfatlng Linimout In the
world. IL will cure RhoumHVsm,
Neuralgia, Cuts, SprainS, Bruises,
Wounds on surrg, Burns, SgiAtiOH 4,
Sore Throat, Bore Cucsl AuI oil In.
lammatl0n, after all others have
Jailed. u Will cure BAtbed wire Cut,
aud hoal al wounds whore proud 4 ts.
hah set In, II ibtquglly efficient G @
On maia. Try lIau4 you viii not be-
Without H. Price 90 cents. Bold by
u. g, "a, /. Drug Store.
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How WOULD tue q. o. T.. manager.
heToabouts look upon senator Shelby
NJ. Cullon, Of Illlnola, for President,
aud Senator George g. perkiup, Of
California, Tor Vice President, as the
Republican standard bearers In the
r,osidonlial campaign this fall? There
are a good many slraws already point.
lux I, the political bretzs going In that
lIreelInn
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PIrcn's FINANCIAL FLANK.

1t S. now ueEdy % quarter cen,
Jury since the sllvert1ngueI Ih5ma
Fitch, erstwhilo u Nevada, lator u
Utah, and for the past two decades nu
Arz1nian, raised his voice among na
'ioual Legislators Ia favor OF granting
to Utah her rights us Stale. H.
attitude on that point aud his career
here Ia the early seventies are vel
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exhibition, without the outlay Of o
dime on the part Of the management.
Now is the opportunity Tor others OF
our citizens who have had s,mc ex.
porience In such matters TO present
some u their liess. The obstacles to
aurmount as well q, the means Of aur.
mOuntlns them arc appropriate topics
Tor consideration.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-09

Now n is England shat Is bslug
guarded against because u hog
cholera. The record this year shows a
remarkably heavy increase Ia the die.
ease there, aud instead OF European
nations obleotlng to American pork
they ars worrying about the British
hoo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-09

pEOrLE VINO were content Co hs,.
ing March come In 'llke lion" nov
wonder how long the coming IL Rolrg
60 keen W.
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nUH WORk AND PRICES SUIT. ROOMS
- rAportl - and up, Complete stock wall
l'p'' a. hOeE' 4 Nornings, go stats street
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This SnOCu

put It will hardly do
few things Ike give little ml r
Netting Garden Tools, These things will be y
This unpleasant weather
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Tho SrvH a. on sale 30 tt0 principal UI'0is. NauH
tiluis aud UH 900 passenger uaIus leaving tH0 tty
ahof y. m daily.
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rom 'u.l. ..rll0rfH Ono 'tUsrs uf Uabtu HUt
tueU lhr Rain " gui,siy Absorbed srd
GlYts relief al pner
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTE0-mls CtlLANEOUS.
uIGnEsr ruuEs ron CLOTHING.
i Postal. wan call r halmcusou, %
u J. MUEAN-sIEAN AND NOT WAT.
4 CIR beating aud y0uulauug hppaFatua
80. 90 west, second south.
nun ruLtuwISG PRICES WILL ~
Il PAID 100 cash, o. rear H!l w. second south.
good scrap IRON, lll.tu pc toni amuer bocr
b1iuta, i.g per dozen. rubber, pei pound, 4soi
copper, DC, good brass, ac.
S,CASDIA EMILIO YMEST OFTiCE. GOOD
> help ami 5000 plaecs,lit K, second south,
Mra olson
A ElI,rIu rOOrrIrTING, AL KINDS
~ shoe repairing ., lHoreson, "a 4,
second south.
S,ALtsNEN 10 CARRY coon LINE or
- speoialues on commitment Only reliable
men wanted MHlaWaAa Tad And Harness
Co. Mlsllwaktt Ind
A SINGLE MAN VINO USpEusrANDs
~ MARKETING gardening can ind employ,
mcut BY acquiring Of stephen stanford, tlt
Wet south Temple,
MEN. wUMEN AND CHILDREN no
NI got the beet photos, At MAts1n A liros.,
u Commercial street
I'NLIlhpul 10 BUY the HEhT lCE
- cream AZ hooioy's, by DISH or wholesale
40 south Nam, telephone %.
A COUPLE or COOP CHAMBERMAlDs
"a % lcmpl0l0n ll0tol
NEW ANn SECOND HAND FURNI.
~ iuru, wagons. bugues harness. olc. 81
MuHlDrs, an rlnto street
WILL PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
W Tor gDut gUutb' secondhand clothing
Call or adlreaa Cline. 40 EAsJ tirst south.
rEHsuN FAMILIAR WIN TuE CUL.
4 1 uyHuUn ~ gfHnus, aud two good tar.
NNfrl ln occupy and cultivate vineyard OF
ten acres, and tNO farms near tho Jordan mar.
rowe, 900 SHARE. % tlyTH arc any men rOmue
Ten. ip occupy ihr foregoing properly. VINO
are HNIy 60 Nurk ami want work. II they will
HUN1 Go President Angus NJ Cannon ~ tho
uuUrn the Presidency Of the stake they can
Poo accommodated, torson afraid Of work
need not apply