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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-10
Notes and Personals.

Sheriff Storm bae sworn out com.
plsint against James Russell, before
Justice Booth, charging him with
ob.atniag money under false prp.
lenses. Russell is the man who hsa
been using letter signed by Presi.
dents Woodruff and Smith rs means
Of obtaining money from people in
this city. He was In Payson and
Sheriff Stotrs went down after him on
last evenings h. q. w. train.
Marriage licenses bsve been re.
ceived by John Hyrum Webb, aged
~, ana Polly Emeline Royle, aged
is; Jesse q. Webb. aged u, Tyreshe
Kirkham, aged Is, all OF Lehi; Silas
Hutchinge Of Sprlugville, agei 90, and
Amelia Z. FilleTup OF Lake View,
aged 90.
A meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Rock Canyon Canal company was held
Tuesday ana the following directors
elected: r. w. Breretou, T. @. Hal.
lett, Leo Halliday, w. o. Beesley, g.
D. Have, and O0mlncus Snow secte.
Iary.
The man who has bseu using letter
recommending James Russell to char
itably dispOssd people, gives his name
as Thomas johnson. He did not have
hGarink yesterday because Prescott.
ing Attorney King was out OF town.
Word has been received here that
Lao &C, the man who was shot by
,alopn mlu in Vernal on the night OF
the 9th, viii recover. McNaughten,
the man whom Lance struck over the
head with uoer bottle, is said to be
dangerously III.
Katie Putnam, eyer favorlte In
Provo, will appear at the Opera House
on the 10Th and Goth in the Old Lime
Kiln ON Friday and Erms the Ell on
Saturday. At matinee Tho
Ola Curiosity Shop will be given.
A fordiug place has been made
scrOss Prove river about half n mile
below the bridge. The board OF
county commissioners now In session
VIII take some action toward replacing
the bridge.
This evening the Chimes OF Nor
manly Opera c1mpsuy will give q
concert ana ball in the Opera house.
Tue company Is comprised OF local
musical people.
DIR. Karl q. Maeser will arrive here
Thursday and Will spend week In
Utah Stake In the interest VI the 70.
iigion classes.
Judge Dusenberry leaves for Vernal
on Thursday. He will open court
there on the 18Th.
A. II. Kimball was In the city yes.
tetdny.
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And every bit OF reliei IL part OF cure
that will stay a cure. Use Ballard's
Horehound Syrup and note how quick.
~ you are cuteu and how we'll you feel
afterward. Specific alec for Whooping
Cough and Croup. John Coffin, Kir-
win, Kansas, says. "When 1 bega u to
use Bsllard's Horehound Syrup for
Consumption the Doctor had said that
would die in lew days. Am now
up and around. Have no more pain
la chest nr lungs" Price 25 and 90
eents. No benefit, no pay. Sold by
u. @. NJ. /. Drug Dept.
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THE SHORT LINE.
Awaiting In,lruc ions from the nlrec.
tors N Bos lOn-ipp iarances
Enter, d

The articles OF Incorporation OF the
reorganized Short Line company hav.
ing been filed, 1t now remains for the
officials to select suitable location for
the headqu arters Of the organizatio d.
Several holdings have been vleited by
General Manager Bancroft The b.
Y. Trust ami Jennings blocks are the
most suitable, outside OF the WasRtch
block, but which building will be
selected Is no. given cut.
The directors OF the company were
in session In Boston this afternoon and
1t was ex ecled that instructions would
be received from there lOdsy, hut Mt
press time no word had reached he re-.
but will probably come tomorrow
Manager Bancroft, p. l.. Williams,
attorney for the Uuicn Pacific, aud
Mr.. Eocles were In company today
awaiting Information anu consulting
on the affairs OF the road.
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Senator Robson Is again able 10 be
out although his arm Ia still in a cling.
The table OF the House today con.
tanned more business than OH any
previous day OF the session.
The bill to license the sheep indus
try, ana thereby increase the revenues
OF the State, was KILLED ia the House
yesterday. 1t was unconsiltutiOna
On Friday next at 10 q. No., In the
committee room, the House com mittte
on mines viii hear arguments IT, M
peIsous interesteJ on the bill to appoint
inspectors Tor gold and silver mines.
The Joint committee ON military
vfiairs Will meet in the Senate Cham.
Der on Thursday at 1850 p. II. An
.ersone Wishing to meet with this com
mites will govern themselves aceyrd'
'Bgly. ~ sos
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-10
Court Items.

Estate OF John Hawks, deceased;
hearing on application for petition for
distribution.
g. l.. Hannaman vs. Bast, Terry
Mercantile company; dismissed wit
leave to plailtiii to within 30 days
reinstste.
Mortgage Trust company vs. G, &c.
Wsntland ct a.; demurrer sustained
end 30 days allowed to amend com.
plaiut.
John f. Dolly VS. Salt Lake {, unity
ct nj; demurrer sustained, plainufi
elects TO stand and order OF dismissal
e1teIet.
Tho North Point Consolidated Irri.
CATION company VS. The U'Rh &c Salt
Lake Canal company ct a.; on motion
OF Attorney Zioo ease transferred to
Judge Hlles's court.
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below the old bridge. 1t Ia though,
that the bridge Will be built of timbe,
In order to keep the money Ii viii
cost to construct II in the county.
County Recorder Thomas repor,ad
that the cost OF mapping and piatlinr
u Uiah county property Tor tho asses'
cor would cost about 500. and womb he
compleiod about Mnrch lat. TIE oI,,S
was instructed TO notify the Etata
auditor and rtquest that office to an.
propriate one halt OF the amount.
A resolution was adopted suthotiz.
Ing the collector 10 return school TOW
money illegally collected up to and In.
GLIDING March Dist.
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PROVO.


Yesterday evening the operations OF
he Provo WOODEN ~ is, about l25
hands. walked out. Last week they
petitioneu for two-thlrds cash. They
have been paid one-lourIh cash aud
three -fourihs msicpauuise or the
products of the MILL The bjard OF
directors met 10 Salt Lake City Mon
day anu the petition WAS sent tuere.
Yesterday Mr.. Reed SmoUt, the mans
ger of the mill, told the operatives that
the board would pay them one.thir1
cash and that the petition ior
twO-tbirds had been receive
alter the meeting o! the hoard
was adjourned.
The employees repliot that they
would take one.balf cash, but won d
not make any luther cor cession than
that. Mr.. Smoot informed them that
I've was not authorized TO make any
different offer, AID the employees then
stated that they would stop working.
a meeting oi the operators was held
this forenoon.
They met In the weaving room an Il
James Davis was elected chairman.
Myrou Tanner and Superintendent
Smoot, b)th menbera o. the board,
were present.
MI, Davis msje q speech setting
forth the grievances OF this employee,
consisting OF not enough cssh and
scrip being discouuteJ. A vote was
taken TO stay with the proposition OF
one.half cash ami one-hali produce.
Mr. Tanner and Superintendent /
SmOot addressed the meeting showing
that the mill could not p0ssibly do any
better at present than to pay one.third
cash ana two-thirde produce.
The vote on 1.-THE one.half cash was
reonnsidered, and about III hour was
consumed 10 trying to arrive at an
agreement. Some men who believed
the mill was doing as well as possible
were in favor OF continuing work;
others favored CONTINUING to work for
month, giving the directors that
much time to consider the one-half
cash proposition, while otueIs favored
demaudinglone-hsli cash or quitting al
once.
No agreement. was reached, and an
adjournment was taken till Fri lay
afternoon a; o'clock.
The meeting was orderly, aud in the
main tho proceedings were Quoted
In good.natured manner.
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Legal Business.

In the Fourth district court m.
following orders were made yeoter.
day:
Provo Commercial & Savings Bank
We A. q. Sorensen ct oil; defandant,s
demurrer Withdrawn.
Estate OF Jas. A, Powell ct al.
minors; guardian released from tho
obligation Of personal property
claimed by one OF the heirs.
An order was made that So shall
cover all court expenses in csses IN IA
and including tho rec Irding ana
doeketing of the decree and judgment
when the decree does not contain
more than ten i0lioe.
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Rheumatism, Neuralgia and other
painful tllctiOns are now as easily
cured as they were once hard TO cure.
Science has learned what pain Is and
BRilsrd's Snow Imminent Ia the result.
Cures Sttaine, Cuts, Bruises, Btid
Joinls Rnd Contracted Muscles. Pen.
etrates to the very Bone ana relieves
almost from the moment 1t touches.
When q liniment is needed, you owe Il
to yourself 10 get the best. The dealer
is authorized to guarantee thiS one.
Price so cents. Sold by z. q. Nj. /.
Drug Dept.
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The Boise Statesman says: NJ. Hyde
has returned from Willow Creek,
where lie went to look alter the work
being done on the Lsvan group by Mr..
ID wey. He reports the incline on the
Judas is now down leu feet and In
good ore. The incline under the ore
or some defiance being kept straight,
but the work is now in the veiu again.
About twenty inches of the good orr
Is showing, while the vein Is larger
than IL was further up. Plenty of mon
were willing TO take the places o. those
who demanded an increase from SO to
S350 per day.
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When the liver Is sluggish all other
organs are involved. Yen suffer from
Constipation. BiIiousness, Jaundice,
Headsche, Indigestion, Pain In Back,
Chills anu Loss Of Energy. You will
never know how promptly these
troubles can be cured until you use
HEBBINE. 1t cures quickly when
other remedies utterly fail. Regulates
tbs Liver, Puritivs the Blood. HER.
BINE is Harmless Vegetable Remedy
that gives new lie and energy almost
from the first dose. Price 75 Gents.
Free Trial Bottle at 2. q. Ri. 1.
Drug Department.
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WEATHER yANE.


Weather reports showing observa.
tons at Am. today:
Salt Lake City-BRrometer 1924;
temperature, rs; minimum, "a; wind.
northeast, . Inlles per hour; rain, .0l
inches; clear.
Baker City-Barometer, 80 %; tenn.
perature, 20; minimum, 20: wind,
southeast, miles per hour; clear.
Observation-Disclosures, 30 20; tenn.
persture, %; minimum, 20; wind,
south, light; rain, .02 inches; partly
cloudy.
Havro-- Barometer, 1924, tenn.
perature, 0; minimum, 0; wind,
northeast, @ niiles per hour; clear.
Helena-Baromoter, 1922; tempera.
ture, rs; minimum, 20; wind, north.
eaat, IL miles per hour; clear.
Miles City-Bnrometer 30.22; tenn.
psrature, IA, minimum, 10; vino, north.
east, light; rain, .0l inches; snow.
Winnemuces Barometer, $3.50;
temperature, %; minimum, %; wind,
east, light; clear.
Idaho Falls-Bsrometer, 80. IS; TEN.
perature, "a; minimum, 20; wind,
south, light; rain, IL inches; clear.
General and local forecasts Tor 80
hours ending 8 D. m. Thursday;
For Utshi (FoieuRst made at San
Frsnclsco.) Fair tonight and Thurs.
day; stationary temperature.
Salt Lake City and vicinity: Fai,
this afternoon, tonight and Thursday;
colder Thntsday.
J. II. SMITH,
Observer Weather Bureau.
TodAy's temperature is shown i'm the
fac emile thermometer given below:
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MINOR MENTION.

Henry Lewis, the colored porter
who "siuGged" his best girl, was fined
So In the police court yesterday for The
fiense. J, +. Dunan was inflicted So
for tTespass aud George CoOns fined
$40 and got five days in jail Tor steal
ing ham.
The y. NJ. and Y. L. NJ. L. associR.
tiuns oil the Fourteenth ward are ar
ranging for a ocial party to be held in
the ward assembly hall on Ftiisy
evening next, to which the members
OF the wsrJ are invited.
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NO rIDiNs, Fnon eALExA.
Thoughts That thc.iDIyidrnd Hay He
Passed Ghis Month.

Inquiry at the Cflice OF the Galena
Mining company today, brought out
the Information that nothing had been
heard yet regarding the now due ami
much expected dividend.
Men pretty well ON the inside OF
thugs are led to the suggestion that
the dalena will probably pass It's pay.
ment for this month in order to share
the burden with the Utah IN the ex.
pense Of u new hoist Tor the proper.
lies. Tue latter passed three dividends
OF $4,000 FOR that purpose and 1t Is only
proper 10 think that the Galena should
subscribe an equal amount TO that
lund.
This Information has no official
strings to 1t, but 1t presents very
plausible proposition and may be
exactly the case. The Galens, 80 far
as known, 10 improving right along
and keeIing on u par with its neigh
bor, the Utah.
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On Mondsr next, that great pro.
Queer aad diviiend-payert the Ceuien.
niaI.Eureas, viii distribute $4,000
among lis stockholdeEs. THIS mine lis
said TO be in splendid shape anu IN q
nt position to coutinue spreading the
"veivet' for an iedefiaite length OF
tune.
Friday, the 18th Inst, is the day sci
apart for the payment oil the Utah
diviuend Of $1,000 recently declared,
Ii the Iull facts were known, this mine
today is IN better condition than ever
before. Inequality OF It's ore demon.
straIes this fact, as well as does tue re.
sumption Of dividend payments, .the
latter being The iirst since last OctoDsr.
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Of "men," making women eligible as
Jurors. Consideration of the code was
In progress when this report closed.
IaausE

In progress when TINS report clOseu'
HOUSE
The debate on the age Tor murrlsg
bill, in progress when this report closed
yesterday, whs continued at con.
siderable length. The bill at length
went over IN favor OF special orde'
without def mite RolloD.
CalliJ bill fixing the fees Of Ju'tices
of the peace came up rs special order,
and was considered by the House In
committee Of the whole. with Roy
lance In the chair. Pend lng action on
the bill the COMMITTEES rose.
Shepard, chairman OF the Judiciary
committee, offered resolution proyii-
ing Tor the appointment by the
Speaker OF a chief cerk for bis COM
mittee. In support OF the resolution n Q
urged the need Of such CLERK, nd
describsd the work he would hsve to
d. and the qualifications he ought to
have. Thoieaen opposed the rebolu-
ton, which went over for one dry.
The Governors approval Of the Zee
bill OF the secretary Of state was
announced.
Adjourned.
Immediately after the re1dinE
OF the Journal today, III. b. 81,
fixing the minimum age OF m r
rlage, came up RS unfiuished busi-
ness. An amendment was ad 3 ed
yesterday afternoon making the eye OF
the male 10 and Of the female ID, In.
stead OF is and 10 respectively.
O'Brien moved to reconsider the vote
by which this amendment was sJbpted,
but the Speaker ruled his motion cut {
order, on the ground that an ameud-
ment must DO reconBidsred, II at all,
on the same day on which IL 10 made,
under rule "a A discussion en- ueJ,
and O'Brien appealed from the decision
OF the chair, but later Withdrew IL.
The chair ANNOUNCED the blu to he
open for amen dment, mi ShepArj
moved TO make the ages 20 and Is. +.
N. Cook raised the point OF order that
the came amendment had been
rejected yesterday. The point OF
order was sustained. O'Brien
then moved 10 amend so as to make
the ages 10 and II. Lost.
kenner said the temper OF the
House was evidently hdversa to the
bill, and to any more than slight ia.
crease In the minimum age far mar.
rage rs fixed by the present law. He
thought the plea that what was done In
Utah forty years ago WAS not appropri-
ate at the preaent stage OF progress
and civilization which this State has
attained 10 now. Ha then moved 20
make the ages IL and Is, instead Of IS
ana IL, Hs ueciued by the House yes
terdhy. This amendment was under
discussion when this report CLOSED.
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The Assembly hall.

There have been complaints made
regarding the lighting AID ventilation
OF the Asst mbiy Hall on the occss lc n
Of the lecture therein last Weunssday
evening. We are informed ~ the
isnitor that the siects cOmplai I'd Il
have since been remedied mi The
comfort of the audience is ASST. o dur
ing the lecture tonight and hereafter,
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Arrested for Stealing.

Matilda Wilson, one OF the sporting
fraternity, was arrested last evening
for having ''touched" drunken
visitor TO her house for $50. The
woman was searched this morning
but no cash came 10 light, and when
srfaigned in the police court this after.
noon the case was continued until 9
O'Clock tomorrow.
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TmE STOCK EXCHANGE.
Ajax SIN selling ut d-Rock-
.nuiIi0n- Heck skyw1rd In the
Kidding,

On the exchange today holders OF
Ajax continued to unload the stock
Al bedrock figures, 800 shares selling at
n cents and 100 AT ~ cents. Bullion
Beck went sky ward In the bidding, the
stock being waited at $s25, while
holders demanded dollar more.
Galena sold quite freely at slgO a
share and was offered at 81 So, while al
ihe clcs Sl.25 was the biJ. A block Of
Mammoth iounI taksr at 81 %, anu
MeTour received bid Of S7.lO, tue
stock being offered at $3.50. A bid OF
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tendent OF public instruction, the
Judge gives It a. his opiuion that they
are meu Of high haracier-wide buti.
ness eXperience--snd possessed OF the
requisite ability to insure successful,
honest and economical administration.
Attorney General Mcfarland was at
ore time register OF the lard Office ut
Occur ~ Alene ami his experience In
that Office will be OF Great value to
him as q member If the land board.
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The Pioneer Jubilee.

There was al important meeting Of
tue msmbers OF the Pioneer Jubilee
comm ssi,n VITA the COMMITTEES OF the
Legislature having in hand the appro.
Ration OF mesns for the coming cole.
brltion. Nothing definite was done
nd another meeting was arrange
Tor ,u tHp tnrly mart VI next week.
III reguia. "a citing OF the commits.
ion viii hh ns!A tuls evening.
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hiiver. Lead


Frequently Have Trouble with what
is Fomnd on Fashionable Tables.
IL has been discovered by some oi the
society lndies In some OF the larger
cities thnt "a number o. the most esteem
cd guests at their "functions" are more
or less disagreeably affected by coffee,
this fact being particularly Observable
among the brilliant and brainy ones.
To meet the want OF coffee ianciers
with whom the subtle leverage does
not agree, Postum, the health coffee.
has been quite largely introduced In
fashionable gu arterF. This is singu-
larry appetizing drink made from
cereals, (wbest &r.) by tho Postum
Cereal Co., Limited, Baltic Greek.
Mich, which Incidentally looks and
smells liks fine coffee, but instead OF
producing the un pleasant disturbances
with the uigettive organs, as coffee does
In numberless cases, IL agrees perfectly
with the weakest stomach and 10
noarishlng and iattening, being made
wholly from pure grains. 1t can be
eetved slrong ae an after dinner uoiiee
with perfect euccees 40 to locke, taste
and eject upon the cuests.
A reliable grocer viii rever cffer
cheap or weak imitation OF a genuine
original article bacsuse he happens to
maze little extra profit. But II 10
well to observe that when genuine
Postum Cereal ctfI o 10 ordered, that
you get Postum anu not spurious
imitation offered as 'Just as good"
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hours shall constitute n days work on
all works or undertakings carried on or
aided by the S ate, county or municipal
governments, have no application to tho
employees Of the State prison.
have the honor 10 be,
Very respectfully yours,
a. &. BISHOP,
AtlnrneY Genc.nl.
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The official pr0nunoiamento has
gone forth anu the annou cement can
now be made that ON the 20.h inst. the
south Swansea compin will pay lite
February dividend Oh cents u snare
or 1880. The mine is reported 10 be
IN splendid shape and the only diff.
Guilty that cOn.ronts the company Is
said TO be the treatment OF it's otes.
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County Business.

Yesterday, at the meeting OF the
toard OF county commissioners, the
building Of new brirge pcrnss Pre- v }
River was d scus'ed ard he boari will
go up the ciryon In q few days 10
select mace TOR the new bri I've,
which will probably be some dista nee
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Appearnnees Enterrd.

The Union Pacific Railroad com.
pany and the receivers OF the company
late yesterday entered separate appear
snces in the United STATES circu t
court in the foreclosure suit agaiust
them by the government. In both In.
stances they took time 10 file answers.
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STOCKS AND MARK rs.


NEW YORK, Feb. l0-Trading on stock
exchange was in moderate value at the outset
Railways showed tendency toward improve
ment but losses occurred IN industrials
through liquidation.
lndustrals continued up to II O'Clock TO ab.
sorb attention. Tobacco declined IL, sugar
~, leather preferred, per cent
The selling movement was soon exhausted
ami although business was almost staguAnt,
substantial Improvements occurred before II.
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TRANSFERS OF STOCKS.

One hui dfed shares OF Ajax at rs
cents snd 800 at II cents; 400 Galeua
at sl.20; 100 Mammoth at 81. 20; 500
buckeye a. l23 cents. Total ohares
soii, 400; ceiling value OF stock,
Sl,075.5O.
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~, Chicago. Feb, 10.
Light, $500 ss.57H.
Mixed, !ai0ai155.
Heavy, 3.l5diI.2O
Rough. $3.50 Gs3,2S.
Cattle
Reeves. s3.bO0s5.S0.
Cows and heifers, Si.s04s2.60.
stockers ana feeders. s3.2uQS420.
sheep sheep and lamb market steady.
Native sheep S2.S 3SAO0.
Westerns i3.2ldfLuJ
Lambs 50. aOGa.UO
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Kenneth Donnellsn, Stock and
Mining Broker, No. 1911 Main street.
III ephone No. 5Os.
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Chicago. Feb. 10.
Mheat--Feb.. az; May, 7G)..
Corn--teb,, ~. May. 23H.
Oats-Feb, 10; May. lTGk
fork-Feb., $3.50; Msy 81. 70Gs7.72H.
Lard-Feb.. So 70; May, s3.s2.,
kibs-fcb a92H May, ss.95aSS.Gh.
Barley-23kaa.
tla1-E.
1imothy-S27t..
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Richard l.. CoIburn, stock HroIScr,
room %, 10 W. Second SO. Tele. go.
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Taylor Bros, IA w. 2nd South me
Cornick Bullding), Stock and Rsal
Estate Brokers,
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Peery d Lowe, 10 w. End South,
Stocs, Mining and Grain Brokers.
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The Gle rgia University Graduates,
an OrgsHiZ8tion numberin. thirty
people anu including Ernest Hogan,
me great ColOrba comedian ana cong
writer, open at the Lyceum tomorro W
u!ghI, ard will finish out the wet k
,htrs. The cOuluauy appeared al
D uea last uighI, where they were said
90 ave tue bee. minstrel show ever
srga mere Tor year. a large aIvauce
ale las already been registered Tor the
enlargement here. Tue company Will
lHt.-a ,ue streets tomorrow afternoon
al 1890,