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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-01
CONFERENCE RATES,
Via Rio Grande West
ern Railway.

Foe the semi.Anuual Conference,
T.. ID. f., and Woman's Conference,
l.. -. =, a. Salt Lake CRY, Arm An,
5th anu b, Inclusive, the Z lowing
rates $40 aUthCtiz 'i 10 salt Lake CITY
AMI return, via tue Rio GrAnde West.
grn Railway;
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To the District tOufL Probate liN|.Icut lNlfI
Judicial DIstrict, 100 aui Tor 1a.t LatU
tpuuty state VI Utah.
In the matter OF tho estate OF Peter Jensen,
deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIyFN TUAr
~ Joseph b. iiis.cy hfmluIst at1f Of tho
estate OF ieier Jensen. deceased, b srUn1rrcd
t1rsCtf omcut, AMI hIod BOO aaiu court hIH nnnl
account % bee administration OF HhId cstatU
nuI petition for final distribution NJ the .v|is
due Of SAID estate among tho pHrauua entitled
thereto, aud inst saturday. Cue Aln day OF
April, a. % lFd. ~ Do o.cluus 70 m., ~ tho
court room or said cuuft, To- thH County Court
90 usc. salt lake Cliy ami tOuutF, Utah. hHs
Teen duly appointed uy NE Judge OF FaId court
for The aettemeut u sAid account ard hearing
taid tUttou for distribution. 90 which time
and % ace Any person iutyroated 90 SAID csia
may appear Hud chow tause. % ANY tHIfe Dol,
WHY HAid account should NOT be- seitlcd AMI
approved aud lnal distr' butou made sprayed
Tor
dated March 70. A. u. I.lI.
e. D.. -TANTuN.
CisrE ~ thr uiftrlUt Court
NJ 4 q REEsE. Druuty CLERK
hiuuAuDs q MCuAHps, Attorneys for ad'
minIstrator
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Two Trnias Instead Of one.

TACOMA, April 1t mmenolug
aunuay the North Pacific RAILROAD
will run two trAusountlnental trains
1nstsad Of one. The Time between ~.
Paul aud 1acoms Will be- shortened
eight hours by putting on fast ms q
Train. The time " tue ehttUouud viii
be shortened ak hUuu.
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IFnAl NOTICE.
In the District Court. rto,hte division, Third
Judicial District, In h.d for SAT- lako
County, state " Utah.


in the matter u the Estate Of Edgar Williams,
deceased
NOTICE IA UEKFBY GIVEN THAT
~ Walter ByluH, bHmInifitatIr ut thc e..
iaicuf tIgar Wiuama ieCeasel. uhatc uef,a
Tor settlement and nIed In shii court, bic tnN
account Of bis administration uf HaIi estate
snd petition fDr Una disirluu1n " Che residue
% ssId estate umuuE The Iyrsuus tuNNt!
thereto, and that tuesday, The ltu day on
AurIl, 4. u. lssf, a. No o'clock a. mt, 10 We
Iuuu room OF said court. in The county
tuur. house, salt Lake tiiy and County. lta1,
has Uoru dolly appointed uy the Judge Of faIi
court, Tor the settlement nt sad account anu
hearing taid pct tiou for distribution, 81 WHEN
time and place any prrsun interested in SSH
estate may appear and show cause, " any
thorH be-, Why said account should not bo
made ne prayed Tor
Dated March -, a. u lN1. .
g. a. STANTON,
CLERK OF tho UiHtuDt Court.
NrA & Urrsr. uDpufv y.cft
81 WAupILt, Auoruor fur adminisuator'
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate u Sidney a iianss, Deceased
NuTiCE Il HEREBY OWN ny THE
~ undersigned lAiWIniftratrIy ~ iHc e..
tate of sidney 4. iianEa. deceased. 60 t1r
creditors ~, and all urfElus having claims
against tho sHi1 drocHHrd 20 rhhIuIt them
with the necessary vouchers WltUlu ten months
after the 1rat publication Of THIS notice, 90 tho
said hdWInFtfatriN 10 the once Of MuyIe kluo
4 tOsugan, rooms to IA DrHyrct National bank
building rat lake titY aud County, state "
ttAn
Dated March lIrd. ira
MARY ANN HANKS.
AdmluaiTA rih Of tho Estate Of sduuy a.
llAuka. Deceased.
huTLH, EANE a tOsrtUAS.
Attorneys Tor AdniuistrntrIN.
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P-oiset 60 Connect san Francisco
win Oakland.


win Oakland.
Fan FRANCISCO, April LA bridge
ncfOss the bay IRON san Ftaucisco 10
Oakland IL Contemplated IL isa mag
nincont project anu was MAZE puzzle
10y Colonel Lyman Bridges on 6rhsli
OF the TERMINAL company, Plaut Tor
n great suspension structure atu al
ready In PREPARATION. ltisproputud ~
have the bridge stretch from me oOr-
veDisnt point on the water mont Oi
this city to the foot Of Psfalta street,
osklNnd. Ths structure Will be d.
viJsu into two 1000 foot spans. IL
was announced 10 be the Intention OF
the terminal company 70 make the
bridge 40 strong that II could be- safely
used for the passage OF railroad tHinr,
The time occupied In crsssing tue bay
being ten minutes.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

L, r. iAHu urTiCF
rat Lake tltY, Utah.
February s4ih, 1884.
COMPLAINT nANtNG HtEN TNIIWED
y ~ this unI.r by nrab D. shores, sgaluat
Ernest T., aur fur auau dun.ug nia home
Tho N,E Got ~ ~ zoo y. aud y "
% n. " {. " fer SO, township south rhuFp
west iu SAT Latu County. Utah with view 90
tho cancellation NJ SAID entry, the vain pHttlra
are hereby summoned 20 appear At thIs ONCE
on the llth dag Of April $50, 90 lI o'clnrF
On 60 respond and furnish testimony concern
lug said alleged abandonment
bfbuN UEOO, Register.
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NiN|At 'ANH A.AHN NHNANNH NHAN#
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y atum meeting " Che Hoard ~ Tru toes
~ tho Hait tgupHnt. held un the "a dhy nf
February, a, - l-tI, uu asacasWrut ~ iufoe
UnfUa Il.lUI " UuU cent Hul| per share Wla
levied upon The capital stock Of ing said .Ums
Uauy payable on The 4Hin day u March. A. 10.
Is# lp Robert =. DleuiIuninE, secretary M
tHc Company, 90 hIs u1lDn ~ So. JOS south
MaIu street SAT- iHAC tIiy, Utah. Any stock
upon which tIIs haHeHHInent may remain 1000
pHiu uu the 3tIn dHy uf MHrh, A % 1870, vol
Boz delinquent and gltcrtIaHt Tor salo 10 public
auction and uuIuHa pay cot thereon % WH'H
before Will De- cold uu thr l'ih LAY ~ April,
a. o. l-HH, 90 pay tue delinquent uasc tmrut
together WITH costs ~ Advertising aud OF.
T. = SutNNlSg.
secretary ~ sampson Mining Co
Dated ~ sals lake CITY, utab, fyuruhry 3iN
ris.pabueauon Of this notice February .I'L
a, ". l.HH
sIrrLFWryIAt NlrtUE.
Uy order oI Quo board NJ trustees NJ tho
sampson Mining company, tho date Of ono doe
UHluvIUT q nr above assoc mrut BE- rHI"nl.
ct unu AurIl .lib, l.Hi ana tho date u salo 10
MHN .Iat. I".Hs
Dated H4rcH guH. l.1
BE- i DITNuINNINU. srctctary
Fret UuHu.atHu u WIS suppluWuaih
notice, March aih. IsHt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-01

Keen Year deeds ara other yauahiss. in.
onH -HNlnFs Iank 4 Irust 90. Hrut Lv
We wear only amounts ~ few ceut Urr
mollb lEdIes specially iIVigsd TO call aud
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4 RESOLUTION.
Granting Pioneer Square Co the Utah 4 racifg
Improvement Company Tor Railroad
Depot Purposes.

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. 80 r.. ~ ~ w '' ~, y, - 80 ~
i.ii 800 vs. 1919 " H., y. wv ~ ~ r. p
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~ ~ 80 800 ,IFtE ny 49, M ~
taNisf., :. g. 49, y, w s , ~ y, '' 2
w - $3.50 ''.sp w s'a..y, aN. Nv
= 1870 Cd, ti9it', ~ ~ $500 . WA.
49, W Wv ~" Nv - ~ ~. 'll' .''l,"s
,,'aI.,nlt - ~ s'...'a AHt n.aitMa, Ivy tAi'
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ihIs tate, DO el'htr NJ u9lu ufsa. llle. With
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Improvements t1mrau. for railroad terminal
puIp0s-s thg said company snalI have ten
niIrs u ihci- Efair uu lrL construction, a. tuu
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xrou ARR uEREU1 REQUIRED ~ 70 No.
near iu nu action brought -,..E' ''
tIg above named plaintiff m ig dt'l.,. '. ,'''
uf the TuIrd Judicial usirct 90 tN.
VI ttau, aud 20 autwyf tut COMP ..H. ~
therein within ten dayt .cN..uiNr '. N'' J'is.
90 suIyirtI after Che fcNlte 900 luu ODD a' ~
suumuus-i' served within $40. '.DN'l ~
spfteu out uf the county Uu. Do hN'7 N''tt ~
within twenty dsys. UlurfNIse W.tlM I.il
da.r-or Iufrment By default W'. 20 lAA'9
sEsI0st you. according 90 ho prayer Oh ''''
Tba said action Is brought Go h.ve q decree
ut this guurl dIssuI.iuE Sue u.HN. 'l N,,ANi
m0uy rNIatuE between U.HHiN hlN ''.lNI
ant. adiutatna shat uIuulu natr ll' 'u.tol,
~ tHr minor r1l'd, isauu ~ 500 hI..'.o al'
her costs herein expo uUglt Wild n..'. '..'i
rrayed ON the ground that In Nuaufti % wv
defendant wuiully and without 'aItr 7. ...l
and abandoned PLAIN. Of, Hul sa.r -iII WY
hHa failed Hnu ttI|i f1|a in if"'.l' r'A'N""
with tho common uc.CfHsI.H. %. .ic .
Audyou arc hereby uHNNnl it YOU '1.
Zoo auuvar and auHwur she 900 t"WN NN. .'
HI oyo reuuWFd, tine said ulAIutN WlN hIlN 81
tbr count tHr tho relief drmsnigl ito. tin.
" Witness, the Hon. samuel houull NlH..
and tho aeal " tHe District 'nurt
tre Third Judicial District in 1rN IN.
lsrAL.I tho territory ~ ttan,ihIs % 10y uI
urrtmutr.tn iu0 ycaT Hf uuf lord one
thousand eight hundred and Ninety
DAVID T.. uUNuAN. t'eft.
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DlRSUANT TO AZ ORDER or SAID
i Court "a sad matter, notice II hereby
gwen mat Saturday. the 2lst day O March,
A. u. u o., ut 10 o'clock q. m Al tho County
court room NJ said CuuTt, has been appointed
the llwe ana place FOR tho hearing Of a petition
ot Joseph u Dean praying for the admission
To pfnHhle or certain document herewith
lrstAWtui ~ q. W, huH hlAninu, dtrUarrd,
when aud Whrro nh persons interested may
nprHar Huu oI pose the prob 'te NJ said Will, or
tho Erantua NJ letters tratamUntaTy 20 Joseph
n. Dean, a. prayed for m san petition,
In witness whereof, I have hOreuuIn set my
hAug hnl ahlAed the seal Of said Court Ihls
snd LAY " February, a, u, lFN
IHLAtl e. D. STANTON,
CLERK OF the DAuict Court
by A. O. RrrsF,
bcputytloTk.
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LEGAL NOTICE

In the District Court, Probate Division. Third
Judicial nIalurt iu ana Tor salt Lake
County, state Of Utah
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Notice u Time and Place for the Hearing Of
Petition for Admission 10 Probate
OF Wal.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE

The Sampson NuinE COMPANY, SAT- q axe tIly,
Utah. Nurss OF SOC tumVHn nc Copper
bulUu, West Mountain MINING D.ss
tTUt salt Lace D0uUtY, Utah.
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suMMONs
I'm the putrict Court %. and cog We 'D''
Judicial District " Jiau ieI's'''
CountI % salt iAso.


ttvrum Russcd Paula. defendant
he resu'e W ho Territory q y A9 ...5'
Greeting 90 I1rum husse" lA1'A'
AaL
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NOTICE.

10 tho District CourL Probate Division. Third
Judicial District 100 aui Tor 4at LatU
tUuuty, state VI Utah.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-25
MANY UNDER ARREST.
Members of the LeadvllIe Miners Union
Charged With Numbering Fireman

Charged With Numbering Fireman
O'Keefe.
Leadville, CO., September "a
Thirty warrants have been issued by
the District Court for officers and mem
bers Of the Executive Committee OF me
Miners Union, all charged with the
murder Of Fireman 0'Keefe. Fifteen
of these have been served and the men
named in them are in the county jail.
Edward Boyce, of Boise, Ida, President
OF the Western Federation miners, was
placed in Jail by the city marshal ,as.
evening. The sheI If stated that he
was there for safe keeping, no charge
having been made against him yet.
There was to have been a meeting Of
the Miners Union al the City Hall last
evening, and Gen. Brooks sent a squad
with eating gun to the hall with n
struct!ons to prevent the meeting. The
gun was later returned to battery head
quarter, the union meeting having been
held at an early hour and being in ses-
sion but ten minutes.
The order declaring that the city
should become subject to martial las
at 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon was
suspended until o'clock. Before the
lat;a~ hour arrived the order was in
definitely suspended. Excitement is
again al fever heat, owing TO the fool
of alarming reports and the failure TO
declare martial law. The weather is
G.sagreeably cold and damp.
Except that the civil officers are for
the time being allowed to exercise Their
constitutional prerogatives provi led
they do not interfere with Gen. Brooks
movements, military rule is supreme to-
day in Leadviile. The soldiers will
make arrests. disarm all but officers of
the law, hold prisoners subject to the
commanding officer and search houses
without other warrant than the order Of
Gen. Brooks.
THE military court Of inquiry, to in
quire into the circumstances of the de-
struct,on of the Coronado mine and the
loss of life incident thereto. convened
this afternoon and will endeavor 10 es-
tablish the identity of the men engag-
ed in the riot, for the benefit OF the civil
authorities. It's session will be secret.
The following officers and members
Of the Miners Union are in jail under
strong guard. being he'd for the murder
OF the fireman O'Keefe: Peter Turn
bull, Vice President; E. J. Dewar. Sec
rotary; George Handy, William O'Brlen,
Patrick Kennedy, J. V. Doyle. Joseph
Otis, John A. Ahern, Geo. Richards
Ernest Nicholas Eugene Cannon. Cor
nelius Shea. Michael Weible, Gus john
son and Nels Clausen. Five members
lof the executive committee, including
President Auburn, are still at large, and
search is being made for them.
The charge against Edward Boyce
President of the Western Federation of
Miners. who was arrested last night, is
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-25
GOOD CHEER.

Blakely-'T understand you ladies have
organized debating club" Margaret
Yes; and we have such grand times
laughing at the girls who get up to talk
Philadelphia North American.
Tain de man dat shouts de loudes' an
longes'," said Uncle Eben. dat hab de
bes' er de argument. Err bass drum keeps
er talkin' by de hour but er musket only
speaks once. "-Washington Star.
st. Peter-"Halt" New Spirit-"Can't
I come in?" st. Peter-"Pd rather you
wouldn't. You are just out of college and
we don't want any advice about running
the universe. New York Weekly.
Fearless. Dalphin-"Why IS it that the
stage villain always smokes a cigarette?"
Stingey-"Oh. he doesn't fear the conse-
quences. He knows he's got to die before
the show is over. "-Roxbury Gazette.
Johnnie dhe office boy)-"Mr. Sands, the
grocer is down stairs and wants to know
why you didn't answer his letter about
last months bill, sir" Editor-"Tell him
he forgot to inclose a stamp.'-New York
Clips.
Little Harry spoke out ir church ana
was reproved by his mother who sad:
you mustn't talk out loud in church"
Then why doesn't somebody speak to
that man up there in the cubby-house?"
asked Harry.-Boston Transcript.
Cautious Comparison. "And you say
that the hailstones were as large as hen
eggs?" mo" said the cautious person.
they were not quite that. They were,
say. about the size OF boarding house cam
taloupes. indianapolis Journal
She-Oh. yes; learned to cook without
any difficulty at all. There was only one
trouble about ii.
He-What was that?
Sho-Educating my late lamented hus-
bands appetite.-Larks.
A bicycle runs easily over the compact
sand Of the desert of Sahara, and 1t is be-
ueved the camel viii yet sail peacefully
into oblivion. Still there is something to
be said in favor of the camel When he
gets a puncture he mends himself.-Min-
neapolls Journal.
Thrown AT the age of II you were
thrown upon the world. What did you do
them" Il caromed." There was absolute
" nothing in her past that she cared to
conceal. and it was her belief, moreover,
that the wheel was withal healthful.-
Detroit Tribune.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-25
KEYSFR- SEPT. goth.

Leave Cumberland on No. II at 715
a. m. Returning, leave Keyser on all
regular trains. Tickets from all points
at one fare: good for one day.
Leave Grafton on No. II at 7;2O a. m.
Returning. good on all regular trains:
Tickets from all points a, one Fare; good
TWO dovs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-25
NARTINSBURG-SEPT. 3Oth.

Sll tickets from Washington juno
ton for No 13 at 6:5S a. m. good leav-
.ng Nartinsburg on No. ii at 5:35 p. m. /;
tickets at one fare from all points, good
for one day.
Special train TO leave Cumberland at
7.30 q. m, TO arrive at Martinsburg at
1880 a. m.
Special train to leave Berkeley Springs
q. $50 q. m. connecting al Hancock
with special from Cumberland. Re-
turning leave Martinsburg on No. II at
1858 D. m. Tickets al one fare from all
points; good for one day.
CUNRERI.AND-SEPT. S0th.
Spscia! train TO leave Romney at 1880
p. m. arrive Cumberland att p. m. Re
turning. leave Cumberland a 6:S5 p. m.
Tickets at one fare from all points; good
for one day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-25
WHEELING, W. VA.
PROBATE OF WILL.

once Of the Clerk Of the County Court Of
Ohio County. State of West Virginia
I'm the matter of the probate Of the last
will and testament Of Louisa Helm do
ceased. The object Of the petition filed
IN this matter on the "a day Of September.
A. -. 1880. l. to have admitted TO probate
O paper writing purporting 20 be the viii
Of Louisa Helm. deceased bearing date
the 3lst day OF July 4. ID. 1886. and It APP
pearing from on affidavit filed with me in
my Office that Katherine Habenicht. Anna
Habenicht, Henrietta Habenicht. Walter
Habenicbt and Henry Habenicht the per-
sons who are therein and by said affidavit
declared 70 be interested In the probate OF
said will are nOn-residents Of this state
81 ls ordered that they do appear u my Of
fee. in the city Of Wheeling. I'm the county
and State aforesaid. within one month ar
ter the date Of the first publication hereof
and what h. necessary TO protect their
interest in said matter The hearing Of
said petition is set for the 5th day Of Oc-
toher. 4. ID. 1886, at the hour OF 10 a. m. Of
Published the first time September q.
1855
se3oawt GEORGE HOOK. Clerk.
WANTED-MEMRER OF SECRET So
eie;!es 10 call ~ West Va. printing Co.
~ - ard 1927 Market street ana exam
Inc our samples OF Secret Society address
cards. api'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-25
THE REGISTERS SILVER FUND.
A Popular Subscription, the Proceeds Of Which VIII
Be Devoted to the Education Of the People on
the Issue of Free Coinage and to Demonstrate
It's Benefits to the Masses.
CNS% 40 = o

The Register recognizing the fact that the Democratic Com
mees are this year almost absolutely without funds with which
to conduct pending campaign for Free Silver and policy which
will marked benefit the great masses OF the people, and
recognizing that under the conditions existing the money
absolutely necessary for the dissemination OF information the dis
outon of literature placing of the Truth in the hands OF
the people, must from the people themselves has resolved to
nauqrae Popular Silver Fund.- to which contributions are IN
vie1 in anv sum no matter small not expected that
anv one will give largely rather that many people will give
tbno and as means of facilitating contributions the
following blank is printed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-25
2RYAT'S WEST VIRGINIA TRIP
The Complete Schedule for This Sta.e
and Western Maryland.

The Register TIL morning presents
in compact shape the hours al which
Mr.. Bryan will deliver addresses at ths
principal cities and towns through
which he will pass on his trip through
Vest Virginia and Western Maryland,
together with data as to railroad trains
AID ra.es of fare.
The schsdule should be studied by all
who intend to see and hear the next
President on the last day of September
and the first two days of October. as it
VII be the only opportunity for West
Virginians TO meet the candidate before
election day.
The places and hours of meetings are
as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-25

"inciting riot" and is based on speech
he made here to the miners a couple OF
weeks ago.
Secretary Dewar and the other OH
GERS of the union, who are in custody,
declare that The outbreak OF violence
Monday morning was contrary 10 the
policy Of the union, and it is greatly de-
plored by them.
The arrest have caused CONSERVATION
among the strikers and it is believed
have greatly weakened heir cause.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-25
TRAINS AND FARES.

Special and regular train service has
been secured over the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad 10 MaI+insburg, Cumber-
land. Keyser, Grafton, Clarksburg. Par
kersburg and Wheeling, at half fare
r1.es. as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-25
PRINCE B.SAl29k.
~.s The United St2-35 Should Lead
B.-Meta ism.

. T--ernational Agricultural
.,,~ess ofBuda-Pest h, hungary
rr~.s the Success o. Free Sill
- America VIII Have Great
10 restoring Silver to he
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-25

]. w. SHEPARD,
"a East Fourth street.


100 UNIVERSITY Seven rooms, city
water ............ ....................$ Sic 90
IL Hondo-T rooms. modern. ............. Ii 90
o4o fortland Ay.--7 rooms, city water. 10 90
o4 MARTINS rooms, bath and city water Is 90
300 East Sixth St.-9 rooms, modern. -. Is. 90
26e Sherman-12 rooms, new decorations. rs 90
566 North Exchanges rooms, modern rs 30
l6s Arundel rooms, bath, city water. Is 90
l99 Goodrich-10 rooms modern and barn 90 90
bS4 Seiby Av.-11 rooms modern convent
ences ............ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80 90
boS Broadway-9 rooms new decorations Is 90
$40 West Third St.-n rooms, thoroughly
modern ................ ................ s5 90
DS2 Portland Av.-9 rooms, modern con-
veniences Observation-Disclosures. 81 30
22S Pleasant-9 rooms, bath, furnace, ETC. 40 90
S06 Nelson-11 rooms, modern, brick - 40. 90
OIL East Sixth St.-8 rooms, hardwood
AnouCtn ................ ...-..........--. 5uVV
MERRIAM PARK.
2010 Terrace Park Avs rooms, modern S27 30
1902 Carroll rooms and barn, modern. 20 co
FLATS.
rooms, steam heat hot water, laundry
TUBS, 1anitor service, private bath, $22. 90,
rebate in summer
rooms steam heat hot water laundry tubs.
ianitor and bath, $500, rebate in summer.
rooms, steam heat, hot water. private bath,
janitor, ETC., $24.00 rebate in summer.
rooms, steam heat, hot water, laundry
tubs, Janitor,- bath room. .$28 90
rooms. private bath, steam heat 16. 90
s rooms, city water bath and closet 49,. Is. 90
z rooms, city water, bath and closet 49,. 20 90
SeYeral furnished houses for rent cheap own
ers want to leave city, for winter.
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