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Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-12-17

T. J. Gibson & Co. shipped q car of
dressed poultry to Chicago on the
night of December 8.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-12-17
Sheriff ELECT Mat Nelson and wifi,
mara In MaYioo fhia maxi

Sheriff ELECT Mat Nelson and wife
were in Mexico this week arranging
to move to Mexico. Mr.. Nelson will
take charge of his office January 1,
1897. Sheriff Stephens has made a
splendid officer and has given perfect
satisfaction. In fact, he has been one
Of the most popular officials Audrain
county has ever had. The LEDGER
welcomes Sheriff Nelson and family to
Mexico and feels u that they will
like their new home. Mr.. Stephens is
talking of going to farming in the
spring but his many friends trust he
will 60 into business in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-12-17

The Centralia Courier says: A. M.
Trimble, of Audrain, sold to Downing
Bros. 16 head of yearling steers that
averaged 1107L pounds at 4 cts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-12-17

Wallace & Wood shipped q car OF
hogs TO Sc. Louis Wednesday night,
December Q.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-12-17

W. w. Mundy shipped q q of hogs
to the National Stock Yards In East
st. Louis Thursday night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-06

Of y tax on this drummer business has
been foDghtto a hnlsh ana. few day'
ago, In California contest, reached
the denults rosult that such tax IL cou-
s.liutional.
There h no desire 20 drive eastern
wholesalers out OF the State market.
All tia, IL wanted is to place them on
Oh equal footing with the home meI'
obnut in the same class. This Is done
to some extent iu the pfetent Law al.
lowing local creditors to be placed
on the preferred list, hut It Is not CONF
uleic. The eastern wholesalers arc
now urging the bankruptcy bin, 10
sweep away that which gave local
creditors a fair opportunity with thom.
The MEASURE and the motive uuirfly'
ing u should bc anlagonizeI even 70
the ezlout Of carfying the war into
what heretofore has been lcituniouchcd
~ the present argtosslt'a donald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-06
RtvnAL or INDUSTRY.


taApfouos OF the starting this week OF
the railway wet from this city IL The
suggestion from Bradstreeis that there
seems 10 be every prospect that the
year 1895 will be- marked by tangible
increase In the amount Of railroad con-
atruolion 10 be aided % the eTlsiiug
mileage Of the United Statts. For the
last two years the effect Of hatd times
upon this branch Of industry was very
marked; In 1898 lees than 1900 miles
( new track was built, aud IN 1895 tho
amount was only 1850 milc,; iu 1898
the aggregate footed up only 1900
miles, against over 1000 miles In 1881
nnd 1899. respectively. There nss
been steady deoro,se since 1851,
when l2,72i miles Of new track was
built.
Discussing this branch OF the gen
cfal outlook Of ,he county, the Rail-
way Age says this decrease does not
mean tina, the demand for railwsys IL
nearly supplied and that construction
will continue 10 decrease, for there is
room and will b. need for far rruatef
than the entire present mileage Of the
country. tive had ~ many miles %
Great britain IN our ratio OF railway
mileage to square miles Of territory,
Instead OF lsl, 900 We would have
q total Of nearly 900. 900 milei; u al tbs
county were as well supplied "a ILL
nois we would have 522, 600 mllsP, aud
( Massachusetts, were taken Ne tho
bass there would be 772,OOO miles Of
lines.
The Ago makes a libt Of roads upon
which clustfuotlou has been com.
meuced or which give promise Of early
commencement. There are between
1000 snd 10000 miles uncomplsted
OF projected; and Of 2O5 lines lying
In AZ states and territories there Ia
prospect Of building this year 1919
miles. This Ia pretty well distributed
over tho entire country, Utah being
assigned 90 miles, Nevada 30, Idaho
6S, and Afz5Ha 90. IL will DO setn
tina, even this list does not include all
that Ia In prospect In Utah before this
year closes.
II Is argued. anu with good reason,
that this revival In the railroad build
ing Industry Indicates n gtea, relief
from the pressure Of hard times which
have prevailed. With the revival IN
hat line there must be n parallel I'D.
vance In other branches; ana the stu.
alton Of Utah 10 such as 10 give
every assurance that she win be- In the
front rank OF tho prosperity attending
these encouraging developments.
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THE BANKRUPTCY BILL.

We would commend TO our readers
the letter Of W. =, Mccormick, and the
interviews with prominent business
men, Ia yesterdAy's NEWS, on the
bankruptcy bill which passed tho
United States housr Of Repre-
sentAives las, Saturday ana now
goes to tho Senate, aud We Join IN
urging the Utah Senators TO do their
utmost 10 defeat the bill. Reasons for
Aniagonlzlng II arc ret forth 10 clearly
In Mr. MoCornlck's letter that It is
unnecessary 10 repeat them. II Ia SUI
rcient 10 know that the enactment Of
such law would be- a serious blow 10
business mere, IN running that credit
which " necessary element Of COM
morolal operations and success la a
new and developing section Of
county. when 1t Is said that It pro.
poses to make an equal division OF re-
turns with the eastern wholesalers and
to place on local raen all the burdens OF
taxation and license, which the east.
eTner escapes, u 10 iuLlclehl ground TO
characterize the bill aa violCg.. As q
matter Of selkdeiense, uIah must op.
pose II.
Already the eastern wholesalers
have an unlue advantage IN the local
neld, not only to the injury OF the
local dealer who pays his share OF
taxes and licenses, but to the depletion
Of State, county and municipal reve.
nues. II has been proposed many
times that tax should Boz
placed on commercial drummefp,
but this has been kept %
on questions OF conBlitutiouall,y, Gle
These questions no LONGER stand lr
the way (ii they ever really didl,
aud now is good time to inaugural,
movement Tor r quiring the bushnell
Of these dTummers to pay i,s proper
ton Of revenue. Tho eons,itutiOuAlil,
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1LLNE.s or lnE lzlROMIIz.

Concerning the real cause Of the
sickness Of the ez,rowilz which T.
feared will end latSlly, various rumofs
have been iu circulation. rhe brother
Of the car 10 al presont 10 Italy With
his mother, and an ltAhau paper oilers
the latest explanation, which u true,
dl,poses Of previous sufmises.
Tue late Emperor Alexander was n
great alhlc,c, and he encouraged his
cons to engage In mAnly exercises.
The elder son, the PRESENT emperor,
never INDUCED much IN this kind Of
play, but Prince George took after his
father In this matter and he aud
ono Of the prlncos Of Greece often had a
friendly contest. one day, the paper
referred to thyS, the two princes
wtos,lod IN the ptesopoe Of the car.
They rolled over one another In wild
confusion for long while. Finally
the Greek prince gave his Russian
friend 70 violent a hit that he fell,
dragging bis antagonist with him.
George struggled 10 disoDtauglo himself
from tho iron embrace, anu the other
put bic knee against his chest with the
rcuult that stream Of blood filled the
mouth Of the fallen wrestler. A
blood vessel had been bufs,ed, and
from that Day, Il is said, ths prince has
never been well.
II will be- remembered that the
Greek once saved the present ozar
from death, when In Toxic murder.
Gus blow was directed against him by
a japanese soldier. Has the same
prince who saved cIsr for Russia
accidentally deprived It Of n ozarowitl
aud perhaps Of the much talked oI
glory u tho intended coronation fes
tivltle,? II 70, he would twice have
exercised an ominous Influence upon
the deeiiny Of one Of the greatest
countries on earth.
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rnE NV SHAH

Advice from Persia are moager con.
sideung the Commoiions undoubtedly
caused In that county ~ result Of the
atsasslnation OF the shan ami the sub
ssquent rivalry between different
claimants to tho throne, nearly always
following the death Ut IN oriental
ruler. Il seems, however, that tue
succession Is peacefully settled by the
second sou Of the late shah bolng o..
tablished on his throne and the con.
frmAtlon OF the eldest son as governor
Of one OF the provinces.
OF the new shah very little lie
known beyond the fact that he
10 said to possess many good
traits Of character. As govern.
nor Of the province OF AzsrbagEn, he
IL said to have shown administrative
ability ami a humane disposition. He
IL alto credited with being predispoSed
In favor Of Russia. This, II true, IA
most important, since It would give
tue cEsT's government great Il tiueuc,
Ia tho affairs al,o OF this Asiatic om
vire. Russis with proteCtoTalo oyel
China anu virtually over Turkey, ant
with Persia supporting her policy
would control nearly all Asia aud hay,
within her reach tho possibility Of be-
coming the most formidable power OF
| eAIIh.
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nnIInra,. - Linimrn,.

This wonderful L.uimout l. known
from the Atlantic tp the Pacific, and
from tbe Lakes 70 the Gun. IL 10 the
mosl euelfAting Linlmeut IN tho
world. II will cure Rhsumatlsm,
Neuralgia, Outs, -,rainJ Bruises,
Wounds, Oh sores, huTur soisIios,
Bltu ThroAL Sore Cnsll And all ia.
Illumination, after an Uthstb have
isilod. Twin cure Batbtd Wire CUT,
aud b oal all wounds where proud d isn
has I'll. I IN. IL equally efficient {
On mlF. Try II and you Will NOT he
without IL. Price 90 cents. HOld BY
u. q. M. /. Drug Store.
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mae rsii .u. sjN0l Goo rrepls willie
10 poso a. models "a tins cfcAti"
o his. The result is that here
are seen a society bsllr, D. woman ni
the slreei, typical clubmlu anh others
here 10 als3 one figure said to resem'
Bile james j. Cofbeti shaking his H.
a empty space, ava this picture will BE-
finished with the intr1duc ton Of Col
onel Ingotoll standing al the entrance
ut this internal region and surveylus
The scenes VI horror, The painting DO
valued al $4,000, ami II h said to be
the Intention Of the aflist 10 exhibit u
Ia various pisces OF the country.
The picture possibly Il great
piece of art anu ~ such may
ntifact attention, bat ths entire con.
coytIon can hardly fall to strike one
who tflsrta ou u, a. ridiculous Ia tue
highest degree. I. Is 10 line with "a
cartoon We have seen somewhere, Hue
trating tho alleged idea Of the heaven
q the ancient Anglo.saxosa rs a place
where an unlimited quantity Of beef
vas consumed. fho effect Of treating
grave bnnjeo,s 10 this manner IL never
commemorate. IL can DO no good, but
l. cerlaiu T. do harm. In the minds Of
some II will shake the foundations for
belief In those principles which remain
oierually true, notwltlsiandiug oil
orfois that mhy have been gathered
fouud them IN the coupp Of ages.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-06
rnE CIii,s VICTORY.

The contract secured by the city in
Its electric lighting business l. decide
cd victory for the municipality. From
the firtt, the question raised was han
died In excellent shape by tho
committee on improvements, which
was we'll backed by tho mAlofi'
" Of the Council, The old rate OF
street lighting was $3.50 per month per
lamp on moonlight schedule This
was generally conceded TO be fair
proposition. The ogden and sal'
Lake Gas and Electric Light
company, which had beer FUR
nisbing street llghls nj that figure,
announced that u oonld not
afford TO 90 90 any longer, aud wanted
a raise to 1880. The City Council
said II could not pay more than $780,
and the people endofsod this position
Then the electric light company
turned Oh the lights, and iorsoms weeta
the city has been In darkness Now
the Council has agreed to let the light
ing contract to the Big Cottonwood
company for two years nj the $500
price, aud receives public approval.
The only step necessary now TO
secure the turning On Of the lights IN
the endorsement OF the Msyor TO the
Counoil's action, and It lie anticipated
that this will not be long delayed.
The citizens want tho street light and
now that they can be turned on at q
fair price to the municipality, the
quicker II IL done the better. There IL
a change In the party which is to fur
nish the light. The Salt Lake and
Ogden company would have received
tbs award quickly at the flguro now
agroed on, but II did not feel that II
could reach the price. The city
should not deal less promptly with tho
Big Cottonwood company than II
would have done with the other
There was some talk and a report In
the Council last night about an s. con
tract for year, but rs there was no
such bid made, tho Council had no
proportion OF that kind TO deal with.
The offer OF 1925 Tor three ysAri
might have been more satisfactory
TO the city la the end than the two
year contract, but the majority OF the
Council did not caro- TO enter into 4
long agreement. The two-year con
tract is a short one, but II the Counoi
IL disposed to set In that direction
there will be plenty Of time to doA
with the proposition OF municlpa
electric light plant. II such a move
we're decided on It would take tina
time, under existing financial condi
tions, to get the plant In operation. II
tho meantime the city must have ligh
when II can get II at n price II cSI
snord 10 pay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-06

Mr.. A. l.. Armstrong, au old drug.
get, and a prominent citizen o. tins
snterprlsing Town, eAys; 81 sell Eomo
forty different kinds Of cough rem
sdlUs, but have never In my expert
enoe sold 40 mach NJ Eny one article
Ne have OF BdAdrd'S HorSh0und
Syrup. All who use u say 10 " the
most perfect remedy for Cough, Cold,
Consumption, and all diseases u the
Throat and Lungs, they Save ever
tried" lei Rbpoolhu Tor Group and
Whooplng Cough. will relieve q
Cough Ia one minute. Contains no
opiatsE Bold by z. @. M. l. Drug
BlDfp,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-06
ISGERsoLL IN rURGArORI.

A fantastic idea has occurred 10 n
Brooklyn artist, Mr, Perchaos. He has
yearly completed painting represent
log the placs OF torment as depicted In
tue Imagination OF the people OF the
middle aget. He has painted u 90 a
vast chasm surrounded by mOuuA ils,
between thu peaks u which strulchtu
pale sky In contrast 10 the fiery
duptho below. Then there are angels
armed with bows, whose duty ~ 10
drive hack tho souls 10 torment thai
may ouueay0r 10 ri.u fOm tho
boiling aud SETTLING deep, a sou
pierced by al arrow amt lumulIrp
back into the gult repGrse Is the il-
eyl.ahle late VI those WIN attempt TO
escape. All over the n cks are Ismol d
with pitchiorks, delighted iu the wUJE
OF their companions below,
=, far the idea Is rs Old 10 the D.,
neniabls ignorance TO which tm
autiquated iiea OF future lie owes 81,
origin. But the artist has ondoayortl
10 give his work realistic air by Co.,
lrouuolng In It modern figures, ii,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-06

Becchama pii.earc for bilious.
ness, bilious headache, dyspcp.
STA, heartburn, torpid liver, diz.
illness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappetite, sallowskin,et
when caused by constipationi
and constipation is the most
frequent cause Of all Of them.
Go by the book Pills ios and
ast a box. Book free at your
druggists or write b L. Allen Co.,
36s Canal Street, New York.
Annual salss more than 5000 90 botsa
Take all your Prescriptions 10 the
old reliable Godbe Pius Drug 60.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-06
A sound liver Makes a wei Man

Arc sou bilious, ConsllpAtaI OF
troubled with Jaundies, Sick Head,
acne, Bal Taste Ia Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, Pain Ia
Back anu between Tho Shoulders, hills
and Fever, etc, II you hAvs any Of
lhese symptoms, your Liver Ia out OF
orJer, Aud your blood IL slowly being
posouUd, because your Liver does mol
act properly. HERBIEE will cure any
disorder OF the Liver, stomach OF
Bowels. IL hes no equal az a Liver
Medicine, Price rs oents. Free trial
9olllss NJ z. q. NJ. l. drug store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-06

TIE GAS company has Withdrawn
~ minimum rate Of $3.50 and asks the
Council 10 fix a minimum. THIS
svlnoes n desire to bs fair; the request
should be granted, aud minimum,
say about half that forperly fixed by
the company, would be looked upon n
about right, considering tho expense Of
collecting small bills.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-06
nmer a airier screened Coal.


10 Oncr Reward OF 100 Dollars
iota cAlo OF cntarrh that canno. be
oured, creates tho suspici thut the
article 20 advurlisod lei humbug. De
you know Of any such reward being
psid2 Ely Bros. do not promise re-
wards 10 nrtot 10 sell their well.known
Cream Balm They offer the moot
Elective msaictrts. prepared In con.
venio form 10 use, and NJ the lowest
possible price, 80 cents per bott q. An
houost and effective remedy, which IA
absolutely rec from mercufihls or other
hhfmiul q usa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-06

The DISCUSSIONS IN the u. 4. Sen.
ate indicate An acrimonious feeling
that II IL just possible Ia an indicator
Of something Of more serious nature
soon IN come.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-06
Don't Fail to
Hear this Program

A. tho Edison Photograph and Kline
toscopo Parlors, 26l south Main'
Riding Thro' the Glen, listers Orohes-
trU.
King Cotton March, Sousas Band,
Whom Grover Cleveland Gea Baby
BOY, O.. NJ. Favor,
Milk White Flag lLanoeTs with calls,
lsslor's Orchestra,
Somebody loves Ne, Miss Emmett,
He's Got Wheels In His Head, ID, W.
quinn,
rawlings Of John McCullooh, Insane
Actor,
Harry HavwArd's Last Words,
The CornhCld. Standard Quartelle,
Casey Taking the Census, Russell
Hunting
Miss AlciOdo ,apitaine, lrapezlst,
.kWetosoOpoI,
Assembly March, from MIX White
Flag, tkiu6tophoneI,
Soyenty-hvo other selections to choose
from,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-06

May 18Th the Union ~ cific viii run
a special excursion from Salt Lake
Lothbridge, Canada (he nearest rail-
road point TO Cafdst3n),
Fare for tho Z und Tip only 5000.
Tickets GOOD returning ~ lays.
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The ursrurr EvHsrp NFva i publ 'a' "
e1risv et 'sfisd. Of corner south and Lasi Temple
streets, self Lake City
rraa Eiuon Al li1 p. m. Regular Edition At
9 o'cIurk.
Iha nrsuurr su,u.wrrrtr Nrws e puhiisaod
on Tursfay aud Friday 90 each week
Tho UHHHut WrrHLr iu magazine form 10 p1ir
hahtd srefg HatufdaH,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-06

city Subscriber, vul Kindly notify . T. punhsr,
lirculstirl, VI any irfesuiang 10 Tie delivery o.
teif paEofa
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All communications should ~ addressed %
puuaur Ssvs PustBHus o.
gsisphons teA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-06

The Nsvs IL On sale a. tho principal Hoisls, News
Stands AMI on a passenger trAlns leaving ne eiJ
AFTER p M daily.
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Chlldren's Day Every Satur-
day, from 10 m. TO . p. m.

Any OF tho above selections ON The
photograph, only DO each. Closed sun.
days, MISC 5, ApuLLA 1uTrLE,
Manager
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AGENTS Prrvo WOODEN Mills.
w X s.

M AN i -.
Twenty words Tor . hnssl inserted under
tbs hcading, one, for i5o, ,iriee Jor 25o'
Que rest Jor 5oei one month Jor 500 per
Tine. No ad. taken Jor tess than i6c.
Wants Of more than lines same proper
her,ais rate Adgsriise aud gei ,csults
WANTE0-mls otlLANEous.
INVENTORY TO USE pEsEREr broom
II a nrvsh Cos breoms Accept no sub.
sUtute. brands Noe I and rarlor, No,
nlAdstouai Nos. audb Carpet Nos, aud
Extra sold BY al dea ore. hindAr Kinney
manufacturers, l6i 30. Third last
TEo RKLsON. BoOT AND sHoE RE.
VI pAiror. fifstclass work, lis y, End so.
HORsE sliOEisu, WAGON AND OAR
III riAge repairing. $50 south Main. y. z.
liobins0n
uULBERr BRus. TRUNK NASUFAC.
Il i turert. Repairing. Largest stock, sam
pie cases 70 order, 10 Eati Tifst south.
~ ESTs SUITS CLEANED, PRESSED $50
VI ~. II. J, lolmbefg Co. leg state.
A FEW LARGE, CLEAN. SOFT RAGS
n for wiping mashlnery, NJ Iae DE,EHEr
NEWS once.
XXyASrED - EVERYBODY TO ORDER
w ies cream OF Ired Wilson, loss. hAln'
7 n. VALLEY PAINTING, PAPER
81. hanging. kAlaomining,wh lIewaahlng. M
Inmates free, 1fo west, sixth south street,
Salt Lake city
ZINC sHAyISGs MADE 10 ORDER AT
II Washington woris, sal south. state -
zoo FACES IN CRAYoS AT 800
OOO each life sire ChAa' Peterson,
bi.i West fret south.
TENTs CLOTHING CLEANED, PRESSED
VI 81 a month. a, Al Resell, Is east fTt1
south,
WANTED b. LADIEs TO GIT THEIR
w shoes shlned A. private ahOe dTssaing
parlora 81 Harmon block, j. II. thompson,
Proprietor
nHsr CLASS BLACKshlTHGsg. NJ.
II pairing, etc. Try us, u frALkln Ave-
CHKAPEsr, BEST PLACE TO BUY AND
Osel, exchange second hand goods. 22d state
Al oSCE. A.OO1 WORTH GESTs' CAST.
IA Oh clothing. Call or address ]. Cline,
a east, second south,
MIN, woMES AND CHTLDRES TO
M get tho best photos, At MAtson A bros,
" Commercial street.
J,yERYBODY 10 BUY TUE BEST lcE
IL cream At Keeley's, ~ dish or wholesale
20 south Man, telephone =,
NTEw AND SECOND HAND FURNI.
~ ture, wagons, buggies hArneas, etc. Al
Mebberi, IN state street
INYEHY OWNER or A BOILER TO TRY
IL Champion Boiler Compound guaranteed
10 remove all scale or cofrosion from boiler or
s1s ~ t tbTS anq p5SS Bs5 ssS
collected uulefs compound does the work
purely vegetable; containing no acida or
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Eutseribers changing their p'aco Of rosidenes
thouid Avays give former a. sell 40 present Az
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The above enamel bill, which IL
ameadatory Of Territorial lave relative
10 irrigation companies, passed and
was approved March 10. II goes into
effect June6.
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LOGAN, May 2, 1890.
To Tho Edhort

10 The EdIl0Tl
Would you kindly Inform me through
the NEWS II Senate bill No. 10, amending
tho irrigation laws, became law, and n
20, whom IL goes into otIoctg Aud obligo
Yours respectfully,
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wv x NTS,

7ifolty words Tor Ines inserted under
tbs healing, once for loo, ngiee Jor Csc!
ono ~cek Jor jOci oHc month for coo per
Inc. No al taken Jor less than l5c.
Wants Of more than lines same proper.
tomato rate Advertise aud ger results
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SALT LAKE WIRE MATTRESS COMFY,

Manufacturers OF Woven Wire Mat
tresses, Spiral Springs Iron Beds, WIRE
Cots. Old Wire Mattresses stretched
II. EBERHARDT, Proprietor
le9 iii South srd East, Sal. Lake Cl1y'
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n0eniy roris Tor . hns,l inserted under
tbs heading, once for l6c, ,'rfee Jor a5oi
Que ucet Jor 5oei one month for 500 per
Tine. No nd. taken JOr tess than loo.
Wants Of more than 3 lines same proper
henais rate Adpsriise aud gei ,esllts
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wv s.

TNseniy cords Tor Ines inserted under
his hsddiAg, once for loo, ticfes for 25cI
one ve,k Ior 50c; one month for SOC per
line. No ad. taken Jor ieSS han lbc.
Wants Of more than 3 lines same proper
tomato rate Jsyert1s d-d osf results.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-06
REMOVALS
MONEY TO LOAN

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~ Of old stand, $40 state. \. Il Jacobson