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by individuals for the use of the people of
the Philippines.
The presence of Japanese warship in
the vicinity OF the Philippines is of no
significance. The ship that is now re-
ported to be in those waters is an old
wooden steam frigate, inadequately armed
which has been used as training-ship
for many years and is at present on a
practice cruise.
The Mikado is particularly desirous OF
establishing friendly relations with the
Spanish Government, and Mr.. Kurino.
formerly Minister to the United States. is
now in Madrid endeavoring to negotiate a
treaty OF amity, commerce and navigation
similar to those already ratified by the
United States and the European powers,
except Spain and Portugal, and several
South American countries. He reports
however, that his mission is meeting with
little success, and his presence at the
Spanish court is regarded as blind to the
real attitude and intentions of the Japa-
nese, who are understood by the Spanish
to be playing the cards for the acquisition
of the port of Lacon.
While the disposition of the Jaranese
is unqualiiedly to preserve neutrality
and amicable relations, it is stated that in
case OF continued outrages or the part OF
the Spanish or in the event of increased
anarchy in the Philippines, or call on
them for aid from the insurgents of the
islands, the Mikado is not likely to exer-
else the forberarance that the United
States is now preserving in the Cuban
difficulty. Arms and men might be fur
nished openly, and should the struggle
develop unfavorably to Spain and the
partition of the Philippine colonies be
Imminent, the Japanese would doubtless
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THE PHILIpp1AE REpo1E.
Making Such HradUny That Spain 1

Making Such Hradway That Spain Is
Practically Po,cerless.
NEW YORK, N. Y, Jan. "A Herald
special from Washington says: The prov
ince of Cavite is now the principal strong
hold of the rebels. and the mail reports
which have reached here show that they
are strongly intrenched in the village of
linus, which is nearly impregnable. The
province of Cavte contains about 800, 600
souls, and nineteen out of twenty-five
villages are held by the rebels. Cubans
in this city, who have been closely watch
ing the Philippine trouble. say that Spain
will not be able 10 put down the rebellion
in the east without the most extensive ex-
penditure, supplied with the latest imple-
ments of warfare.
The report that the Japanese ere secretly
supplying the insurgents with arms and
ammunition is pronounced by the Japa-
nese legation in Washington 10 be with
out foundation in fact In the first place,
no firearms are manufactured in Japan
except by and for the Government Itself,
which is certainly not supplying any of
its output for the purposes mentioned.
No traffic in firearms is being carried on
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WHAT CoNs1II UrEs PIRAcE.
Eminent LaUyers Discuss the Case of
the Three Friends.

Eminent IOtUYerS OiSCN8S Mo OoSo "
the ghree Friends.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. 4. Al.
thouoh there has been no determination
to that effect the possibility of the Gov
ernment prosecuting the Three Friends on
2 charge of piracy has been discussed and
men learned in the law have been quietly
looking up the matter.
Senator Davis Of Minnesota, one of the
best authorities in the Senate on inter-
national law, says the question is quite
plain and that no principle is more plain
than that for prosecution for piracy the
vessel must be manned and equipped for
robbery on the high seas.
Whatever might have been the mission
of the Three Friends, no man, he says,
Will contend that this was the case. The
fact that she when cornered may have
fired at the Spanish gunboats does not
make her pirate either under inter-
national laws or the rulings of our own
courts.
Senator White of California took similar
grounds. Mr. White stoutly defended the
ltata, similarly charged at the time of the
Chilean troubles. and he cites as abundant
authority the declaration in Mr.. Cleve-
lands message of Decent ber s, 1885, with
relation to the alleged Colombian pirates.
The President at that time declined to
consider such expeditions as piratical.
The Colombian Government, in order
to break down its own insurgents, pro-
claimed the closure of certain ports and
declared the vessels held by the insurgents
to be piratical. The Uniied States de-
clined to assent to this doctrine, and the
President set forth the declaration in the
message. Senator White held that in view
of Mr.. Cleveland's message and the deci-
sion of the courts the charge of piracy
against the Three Friends could not be
maintained
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EDITOR MeoULL ,GH,s ESTATE.
OtUHcd Worthless Mining SfocS With q
Face TaIWe of S1,OOO,OOO

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Jan. 4.-Public Adj
ministrator Richardson and few legal
heirs of the late ]. B. McCullagh made a
partial inventory of the effects of the de-
ceased to-day. In safety deposit box
$4,000 in money and mining stock of the
face value of $1,00O,O00 was found. This
stock is worth but $50. The thirty shares
of Globe Democrat stock, worth $50 000
were not found. His desk in his office in
the Globe Democrat building is full of per-
sonal papers, and there the Adminlstrator
hopes to find a clew to the securities and
money he was believed to hold when he
died. By agreement of the Administrato-
and heirs, there will be no public sale of
the property found. Mr.: McCullagh was
one of nine brothers, most of whose fami-
lies live in Ireland, and if no will is found
they will share in the property.
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NOT SUING FOE PEACE.
The Cuban Jnntn Repndintes Humora
Frons Spantsh Sources.

The Cuban Jnntn Repndintes Hum ors
From. Spanish Sources.
MADRID, SPAIN, Jan. A dispatch
from Havana says it is expected that
Maxine Gomez and other insurgent lead
ers will soon make overtures to the Spanish
military authorities in Cuba with view
of securing favorable terms of surrender.
NEW YORK, N. Y, Jan. 4.-The Cuban
Junta here discredits the story sent from
Madrid that Gomez wishes to sue for peace.
They say that Gomez is stronger than
ever, and will last as long as the Spaniards.
They feel greatly encouraged by the dis
patch, because it indicates Spanish weak
ness in having to send out misleading
reports about he Cuban army. The Junta
people assert that they have very late news
from Gomez and that be is as determia ed
TO carry on the war there as ever.
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m re- econ dd % de bh hrns ndei nth iky baknesf
a o o s distance H@nm nmnsu the
d tdd Ta gdrunta gave smanen
b % thai
m o h in u minute From mte sgvenH will dnatte
va one eh nj t i % v vemm-
n urn va son % %yt minutes
a dsa one hour ran hrrysxm minute bthsp
accomplish y f ~ aching sanam todeotth h ofCn1s
to and and % m tn odpepo osauameo ohabe
t III up b nn o opes sdstu in tn manrsh
George O In CALI W Mon man onadJ ye
circulated dop the toepryoD nth bdnesc ftn
o S de epo oTHECA ndudaom mpdoeca
m thar fv hours before eohe Francisco
a gil h uknt tofpotoan ansan
on pmo oE
m han h on
nhT THE Cal ask @d yogm homtheS eSera
p 70 n h t s
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harrreya nc w quto ooe h rsw tthyw arng
howhe nlcoHnue
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con,snc.a TINT vo,.o live,

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Jan. 4.-Thomas
Lovelace. second lieutenant of the Texas
Soledad, which was wrecked last October,
is spending a few DAYS here with his
mother. Lovelace spent three days at
Havana. and has just returned from
Cuba. He says that he is convinced that
Maceo is not dead, but is recovering from
his wounds. He says that within three
days in Havana he saw sixty-eight insur-
gents shot down.
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Another I,nprobnole SIoru.

BERLIN, GERMANY, Jan. 4.-The Tage-
blatt asserts that France and Russia have
agreed to intervene at Washington to pre-
venta breach between the United States
and Spain.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 4.-Offi-
cials here discredit the story sent from
Berlin that France and Russia will inter-
vene to prevent war between Spain and
the United States. They say Berlin is a
queer place to get correct news from as to
what France and Russia intend to do.
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a local preacher of the Balti.
more Conference, president of the
City Missionary and Church Extension
Society, president of the Emery Grove
Association, one of the trustees of the
Baltimore annual conference, and mem
Der of the official board of Madison
Church. He attended divine worship
twice yesterday.
The National Farmers and Planters
Bank is one of the oldest and one of the
strongest in the city.
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three of whom were killed. The troops
suffered no losses.
Francisco Padron was shot In the Cabana
fortress at sunrise this morning for the
crime of rebellion.
The correspondents of the Madrid news-
papers, the I'm parcial, Heraldo and Cor
respondencia, now in Havana have re-
ceived orders from their respective offices
TO proceed TO the island of Porto Rico at
the beginning OF the month of March and
there await instructions.
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newspaper which employed Delgado for
repayment. 1t is stated that the depart
ment could not undertake to interfere in
the matter, and Delgado's friends were
advised to open direct telegraph communi-
nlcation with Consul 6 eneral Lee regard
ing the matter
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FROM THE SEAT OF VAR.

MetqMixo's Forcss Destroyfhg Cuban
Hufs aud Shooting Prisoners.
HAVANA. CUBA, Jan. 4.-SeveraI de-
tachments of Colonel Melquizo's column,
while accommodating at Monies, Cazaiso
and other places, have destroyed over 400
huts of all kinds and demolished all of the
forage and other resources of the enemy
south OF Leias and Plato Hills. The de-
tachment also surprised a rebel camp oc-
cupied by small party of insurgents,
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be on the lookout for their share. For the
present, however, every effort will be
made to preserve neutrality and to pre-
vent aid being given against Spain, either
directly or indirectly, by Japanese SUBJ
iectS.
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Don't let your grocer talk you
into taking a substitute for Old
Grist Mill Wheat Coffee. 1t is
the original and ONLY perfect
HEALTH COFFEE.
In lib boxes-never in bulk.
Get the right brand.
POTTER 6 wRIGHTINdToN,
Boston, Mass.
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DELGAD0s SAD p11GHE
UtU Die Unless a Surgical Operation i
PsTfor.urd

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 4.-The
State Department was informed to-day
by friends of Correspondent Henry Del
gado, now prisoner near Havana, that
they had private advices that he would
die unless surgical operation was per-
formed. They expressed desire TO pay
the expense of such an operation and
asked that Consul-General Lee be asked
TO attend to the matter and draw on the
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1oTELAoE's STORY DISoRED1rED
AL AdUices of the Cuban JmntG Point to
MdeeO's Death.


BUFFALO, N. Y, Jan. 4-Dr. de Yayas,
secretary of the Cuban Junta of New York,
who addressed Cuban mass-meeting held
here last night, does not place much Gre
dence in the story of Thomas Lovelace tel. :
graphed from Kansas City this morning to
the effect that General Maceo is still alive.
"Maceo is dead,' he said, "All our ad-
vices lead us to that belief He was lured
into ambush and assassiuated"
On the subject of the Madrid report that
General Gomez was about to treat for a
compromise DR.. de Yayas said: "There
has OF late been good deal OF talk of COM
promise. On that point l would like to
say this; All propositions of ompromise
are out OF the question. Cuba is fighting
for absolute and unconditional inde-
pendence. 1t is liberty or extermina-
tion.'"
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Japan..e Not Assssttno the Rebels.

MADRID, SPAIN, Jan. 4.-The state
ment recently made by the newspaper Ell
Paisu that the Japanese are assisting the
re bets in the Philippine Islands with men
and munitions of war is officially denied.
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adding that he would have them put Oh
Immediately. went above and returned
IN five minutes. They were not then on.
He had made no effort to put them on"
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WHY DO YOU BELIEVE YOU SUI
w fer from liver complaint
The doctor told me so.
How long have you been sick
Eight months, doctor.
Do you have sense of fullness in the
region of the liver?
Yes, doctor.
When did you first notice the yellow
condition of the skin ?
Three months ago. doctor.
Have you headaches and bad taste in
the mouth mornings :?
Yes, doctor.
Do you feel uncomforSab BILE after eating?
Yes, doctor.
Have you pains or soreness in the region
of the liver?
Soreness, doctor.
Have you lost flesh rapidly ?
Yes, doctor.
Any swelling of feet or face
No, doctor.
Certainly, you are suffering from an af-
lection of the liver. 1t is In an abnormal
condition. 1t is inactive. The secretions
from the liver aid in digesting fats. The
liver is now clogged up. 1t needs veg
e,able stimulant. 1 will write for you
prescription. If you use as L direct you
will come out all right. Don't use any
thing else:
81: For Mr..
r.
81: JOYS VEGETABLE
SARSAPARILLA
Zone bottle)
II. Sig.
Two teaspoonfuls three (3) times a
day. When bowels are regular take
one teas poonful
Don't let the druggist talk you into
buying anything in place of our Home
Remedy-Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
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SUICIDE or A BANK CASHIER

like a candle
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-09

A week apo yen,Icman of this CITY
hou,ht amopy o,bey Sa,urdsv nur.
chasss can of ,tcbn,co s,ravbs,rv
ieur - r,.de In R.n Fro,cisco win
which hi, nr1dept wI,e prorossd "a
make a irlly.cake for the Sunday
d.,,sr tTar ho,,,r mas ha i,,o,,ire,,
"'ii"' "a' "e mag
al the dltcJvsry OF n generous growth
az hair in tho frat spoon.ut OF the
-, . n, a.,
cahpeu s"eethesF' VI uouE'o tIo
whole mess hal to he thrown away,
,todri, ,L, hous.hnta b.virr,. ,,y
'1
lutther stomach LOT IT, But ihe
thrifty husband, realizing that the
-, - -, ,aiI,, v,s nm p,orc
p'''S Va Va" VI J''' "'9 ~
than the price OF good haircut, re-
solved to make cDmplsint To the man
..o.,. u..,.t...,t =. ,.,t,,r,
"iac'uferF' ho uesc'ioeu W 'heui No"
mis- dinner had bean spoiled, and sug-
gos,ad ,hat an, uas ot a bairIess brand
Wv "s' "
0ttugnt psets and s1rawoetFles W'uu
be advisa Die for the Utah market In
the future. His letter was somewhat
inculsr In tone, though there was
vein Of indignation running through
1t. In their answer, alter making
handsome amends ior the disapPoiat'
ment and loss sustained, the manu'ac.
III ere explain themselves as follow:
We have Your favor, and with view
oil convincing you OF now chreIuIly We
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-09
THE FORESTRY RESERVATIONS.

The latest phase OF forestry reserva'
ton afairs 70 tho favorable report, by
a Senate committee, on Thursday, Of
The proposed amendment providing
for the restoration to the public do.
main Of the lands embraced ia the
Presilenp5 foFeeiry reservation
erders. In connection villa this fos.-
ure 1t is well to recall the ipc: that
wien the last reservation was mEdo
the pressure upon the Uuited Siaiea
Senate was such AZ led to tue GdOp'
lion Of a clause Ia the auniry civil
appropriation bill at once restoring the
reservations to tie public domain; bet
the House OF representatives would
not consent, though that b4dy a..
lowed a amendment empo woring the
President to restore reserved lands i
bo deemed 1t advisable. rnls bill
failed because President Cleveland
would not sign II.
Reviewing the situation, it does not
appear probable chat the House VIII
adopt the Senate proposition As !;
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mout charge, apd 80 make them
available by rational eJt-
tenn OF control and uso that
viii permit pr speeding, mining and
other occupations uuder regulations
that prevent unnecessary waste; to
allow the Gu ling Of timber in suoh
manner as to secure areuewal OF forest
growth; tn provide against unlawful
destruction or 0ccupancy; to make
euch exchanges as may bs necessary to
preserve vested rightT; and to reetore to
public entry lands in The reservations
that may bs found DIT for agricultural
purpose. They fhouli be kep! by tho
government In use for the public good,
not be thrown oren 70 ultimate waste
anu ruiz.
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And every bit OF relief is part OF cure
that will stay cure. Use BsllaId's
HorehounJ SyrupRnd note how quick.
ly you are cured and how well you feel
afterwRrd. Specific also for Whooping
Cough and Croup. John Comm, kiT-
win, Kansas, says: "When begnn to
use Ballard'e Horehouud Syrup for
Consumption the Doctor had said that
l would die in few days. Am now
up and around. Have no more pain
In chest or lungs" Price % and 90
cents. No benefit, no pay. Sold by
z. @. NJ. l. Drug Dept.
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Rheumetism, Neuralgia and other
painful I'll citons are now as easily
cured az they were once hard TO cure.
Science has learned what palm lie and
Billiards. Sow Llnimeut Is the result.
Cures Btfains, cuts, BGuiseH, sun
Joints ami CONTRACTED Muscles. PEN
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almost from the moment 1t Iou
When a IMMINENT is needed, you owe 1t
to youraeli TO get the best. The DEALER
is authorized to guarantee tnia ode.
Price so cents. Sold by z. Z. M. l.
Ding D mt.
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When the liver is sluggish nil other
organs are involved. You suffer lrom
Constipation, Biliousnessr Jaundtce,
Hsaiache, Indigestion, Pain in Back,
Chills anu l. oss OF Energy. You will
never know how promptly these
trou bles can be cured until you use
HERBINE. II cures quickly when
other remedies utterly fail. Regulates
the Liver, Purlfies tine Blood. HER.
BTNE Ia Harmless Vegetable Remedy
that gives new lie and energy almost
from the first dose. Priee rs Gents.
Free Trial Bottle at Y. @. M. l.
Drug Department.
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The Russian railroad practically
shortens the distance rouad the globe
one half, fact OF immense impor.
tunoe in an age when time lie money
and money is considered the great de.
sideratum.
The work on the road Ia being
pushed with great rapidity, and
when 1t ia completed, 1t will be found
to traverse an immense tact Of
land, favored as few regions OF the earth
with regard to climate and natural
resources. Prevalent ideas OF Siberia
will be radically changed as the coun-
try becomes known to the world. In
clement weather and heavy SHOWS,
which at certain times stops trstti9 al.
together on the Pacific roads, notably
The Northern Pacific, are said TO be
exceedingly rare Ia Siberia anu occur
only in limited distances. The sewerage
winter temperature along the line o.
the road is hut little below zero. The
atmosphere Ia very dry and only oc'
easionally ia the snowfall very deep
| but blizzards are entirely unknown
What the opening up OF this vast areI
10 settlemont means to the world a
large can only be- conjecturei, but II
influence upon trade AMI industry vii
certainly be felt every mere,
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w X s.

Tpenty cords Tor tines) Inserted under
this heading, once for l5c, t'cfee for 25e'
one week for soc; ons month for 500 per
liae No a6 taken for less than lse-
Wants Of more than lines sGsss preSor-
tiaauts rats. Ativer.ise and get reSrS>A
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SALT LAKE SILK FACTORY.

rI,o THE PUBLIC. BEFORE pURCHAs-
ing birthday or other presents call Ut
silk Factory, II East Third soulh ST., and sec
our new designs N ELK Ties and IiAndker-
iefs
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Tho Nxvp Is on sale at tho principal Botsis, News
attor D. IN, daily,
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AROUND THE WORLD.

When the possibility OF travelling
around tue world in eighty days was
demonstrated by the Ingenious French
writer Jules Verne, the proposition
appeared impractical though POSI-
BILE, but it now appears that we
are approaching the time when
n brief month is all that 10
needed to encirCle the globe.
Ga this subject an exchange points
out that the Siberian railroad will be
completed IN the year 1900. This road
extends from the Ural mountains to the
Pacific ocean. $500 miles, or from st.
Petersburg to Visdivsstok, 1900 miles,
ami it is the longest railroad System
in the world. After the completion of
the read a trip round the earth can be
madsa follows:
Days,
New York to Bremen ,........,.....-".."
Bremen to St. Petersburg (railroad) ~
st. Petersburg TO Nladeverip, ut 30
miles per hour...,..... .........,......, IL
Vladeverta to San Francisco-"... 10
San Francisco to Now Iork".....". "a
-
Total ''..''''.''.''''.. ~
AT present tho quickest rUule is
given thus:
Days
New York to SouthamptOn".-..,, 6
Southampton TO Brindisi.,...,...,,..,.,.. 81
Brindisi to Yokohama, via suez
canal and India.........,.,..,.....,... AZ
Yokohama to San Franclsco........... 10
a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-09

DlD YOU EVER STOP AT TUE BOLEf
IL House at Mercur, II you know the rep
utatiun of the house and what iie trade IS now
Il the time to MAKE some money II you want
hotel Tie house is punished complete and
YOU can buy the whole layout for one.half Its
W. +. LADD,
G03 Progress Block.
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Subscribers changing tnSir place OF residences
fhould always give former o. well 40 presens az
droez,
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7 GI-.ss ZONE OF YOU WHO WANT
hotels are AFRAID to come TO me to ASK
questions, as yeu keep writing to the Boley
house for Information. Your letters are for.
warded to me 10 answer, II you want hotel
and mean It, come to me and you can 10 bust
mesa. W. r. Lhbb,
T. o. BOX 3D. Progress Blk.
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The DEsEREr EvEstSo hHws f. plD.l ,neI uAlI},
Sunday excepted at cornor south ana htsA 'enp''
6treets. salt Lake city,
Train Edltion a, $50 p m. Regular Edition a.
O'Clock. ..
The DraEnrt sr,n.wErEIr NV, Is published
TuesdAy and Friday Of each week
The DEskREr wEKHLT IN magazine form 10 pub
hAhsd svary eaturdaS.
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WANTsp-Mls otLLANEous.


Y UCERY hay, WILL EXCHANGE MEX
II ohandse New York Cash store.
WANTED MIN WISHING TO TAKE
w examinations soon in salt Lake Ci,y for
Railway Man Clerk and other Sovernment
positions, to write for information, iree. U. ,.
BUREAU OF INFORMATION, Clneinnau. ..
INV good PORTRAIT AGENTS. APPLY
l. No. 70 south First West street.
NTANUFACTURERs WANT Al SALES
IVA men in every state TO sen to me trade
ablg. permanent representative in every large
city also GOOD house houso canyhsser IN
every city good nr9ht ese,nsWe ,Sr 5rtro MOI ot
merit. NroOmau, q Desrborn =, Chleago, ~
yITANTED YOU 10 MAZE AND eELI.
w 200 kinds Of soap. Il. &. sof'ur' baker
city, oreEon --------.
JNiEsT CLASS, WIDE. WAkE DRY GOODS
L salesmgu 10 carry as SIDE line the
a NJ W Water. Proof Dress Facing and Bind
ing, the best in the market blE commissions.
Address with reference, W eDer Aanuiectuf'
ing Co, Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
xvOt-E CLOTHES 10 CLEAN. 81 PER
/ month o'MeaIa block. % w. second So
Oh HORSES 10 BOARD AMI EVERY.
~ body TO know that shurteh mas INC
hCst camp wagons IN the city, lso hretolats
livery Cail on xchange stables, No. l2d
i. Fourth south
COUNTY WARRANTS,
STATE WARRANTS,
'''' Russell /. TRACY.
Commercial block.
mo Qua TEIENDs; MATSoH BRoa. THE
phot1FrauRers on account OF the late
Ore, have removed to . ~ state 81, where
business will be attended 10 IN The usual Sans
factory manner, Call on ua al tue new atand,
AJAX State, Mataon hros,, thologranhers.
HxIN DESIRING CONVENIENT POSI-.
nj mana lsilyy Mail lpTEs. Carriers,