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Perplexity of the Agent Of the
Biz Show.

From the Leadville Daily Democrat
The most perplexed man in
Leadyille yesterday afternoon was
Colonel J. A. wood, contracting and
press agent Cor John RObinson's big
show, When the colonel applied to
the water company for enough aqua
to supply the show during its So
iourp here, he was informed by the
bloated monopoly that he could
have all the water he desired on
payment of $50. The colonel
kicked hut it was of no use, and he
telegraphed to Fairplay where the
circus exhibited last night-infOrm-
ing Mr.. Robinson of his predica-
ment. No response was received
until midnight, when the following
dispatch was received.
FA1RPLAY, June %, 11.SOp.m.
Colonel John 4. Wood, Leadvitte:
The animals have just held a meeting
on the Lesdville water supply question.
The giraffes kicked fearfully when l read
your dispatch, but the alligator silenced
them by stirring speech, saying he was
born IL q mud bath, and ''tailnigs"
from the jigRets" was good enough for
him. The elepbsntR resolved 10 pack
their trunks with snOw6slls while crossing
the range to-biRht, and the camels do
not care continental divide whether
they ever see water sRain. Everything
will be Lively, so don't worry yourself.
JOHN ROBINSON.
This telegram afforded immense
relief to the Colonel, and his happi-
ness was completed a few moments
later by a Chestnut street well
owner, who agreed to supply the
entire outfit with water during its
stay, for the paltry consideration of
two admission tickets and free
access to the lemonade department.
The little baby elephants don't
think they will like Salt Lake
water as we'll as they did Leadville
beer; but nevertheless they will be
found very near the lemonade and
peanut stand IN the monster men
sgerie, ready to pack their trunks
with candy and peanuts. Little
Pearl says it takes a long time for
the little boys and girls to fill her
trunk. They will surely come to
Salt Lake City Wednesday and
Thursday, July 18th and 26tb, 1888.
and will have a big game of base
ball for two days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-15
NO35
The Black Flag.

The title Of the play to be produced
at the Opera House this week
"The Black Flag"-has a tendency
to lead people to believe the play Is
of nautical, or pirstical character.
Such is not the case. At Portland
prison, England, when a convict
escapes, a black flag is hoisted, and
as the action Of the play is based
on supposed events coEueeted with
this prison. including the escape of
a convict, it was given the peculiar
title, 1.-The Black Flag" The play
is of a domestic nature, of. the
character of the popular modern
drama, and has been remarkably
successful wherever produced. An
excellent company from the Union
Square Theatre, will present the
play. A fact also worthy of men
ton in this connection, is that the
company carries its own scenery
with it-and il is certainly fine
and utilizes it in the presentation
of the piece. There is every reason
to believe the play will be pro-
DOnnced success and that ie will
draw well.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-15
More Of Fridays Storm.

Omaha, 14.-Reports show that
the storm of yesterday was quite
general throughout Nebraska. The
rainfall was heavy, and in some
places was quite violent. In other
sections there was a terrible hail.
The dispatches are Of general ma
ture, giving no details. In Cass
County, the hail did terrible dam,
age to the crops; corn that stood
five feet high was literally cut to
the ground and blown away; and
no one would suppose that there had
been any corn there. Small grain
wa3 laid hat and cut in about the
same way. The damage is simply
incalculable. A dispatch from Ne
braSka city says: In Cass County
everything in the shape of growing
crops is destroyed. In Otoe County
the northern part is literally deVas.
tated, and the loss cannot be esJi-
mated at present. The same is true
OF he southern part of Cass County,
In Seward County there is path a
half mile wide, in which crops are
ruined. Considerable glass is broken
wherever hail fell. Buffalo, Butler,
Sherman, ACams and Hall counties
were severely injured in different
localities. The loss in the vicinity
of Rising, Butler County, Is esti.
mated at 100000,
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C1ingen's AIurderers.

Des Moines. 1.-THE murderers
of Clingan, at Polk City, last Tues
day night, were overtaken and sur
rounded in large body of timber,
known as Elkhorn Grove, in the
southwest corner of Shelby County,
last night; and this morning, in an
attempt to escape, one of them was
fatally wounded, and the other
captured. The wounded man
gave his name as Benjamin
Gates, and before he died he con-
feSsed he was the murderer of
Clingan. The other man who was
threatened with hanging also con
fessed. In the fight preceding the
capture, J. W. Maddy, a drug
gist of Marine, was dangerously
shot, and 1t IS thought he will die.
Benjamin Craig. a farmer, is also
shot, though not fatally. The cap
tured man gave the name of Smith,
from Missouri. He is in jail at
Harlan, Shelby County. Intense ex-
element prevails through western
Iowa, and is freely shared in this
city. Arelis Hallock, who was
wounded yesterday, died to-day.
Spec ais to the StGte Register from
Harlan say. Smith is safely in jail
there. He has made a confession
duplicating his dead partner, who,
he says, killed Clingan. Smith says
he was present but mad no hand In
the shooting. There is intense ex-
element at Harlan, and probably
Smith will be Iynched before morn
inn
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Surrendered Train Robbers.

Little Rock, 14.-The two Iron
Mountain Railroad train robbers
who escaped from Coal Hill mines.
entered the stockade this morning,
and surrendered. They had been
lost and wandering about in the
woods, accidentally approaching the
stOckade. They had become dis
hearteGed. having nearly starved.
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The War of Rates.-The Honduras
Party.

Chicago. 14.-It is stated here
that the A. T. and 8. F., d. and r.
g.. and Burlington roads have begun
the war rates west OF the Mi souri,
river, directed against the U. P.
Thatrate from Pueblo to Denver is
made 81 so instead of 1920. The
three roads make the following an
nouncement: passengers from
points east of the Missouri river
through to San Francisco will be
given round trip tickets from Pu-
eblo to Denver ard Leadyille free
of charge; the regular rate
being 1926 20; and through pas
sengers by the Burlington route
will be given a free ticket from
SaliIa to Leadville and retutn."
President Soto and party, of Hon
duras, visited Pullman to-day, and
were given reception by number
of Chicago, st. Louis and New Or
leans capitalists this evening, al
which the commercial relations OF
Honduras add the United States
were dismissed, and later the party
visited and inspected the Inter.
OCEAN newspaper Office.
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BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

TIE Marqui, OF R'pon has resigned the
vieeroyship OF ln1is.
Fifty-fve deaths in Havana the
past week from yellow fever.
Trains we're blown from the track in
all parts of the country during The recent
storm.
At Sumner. His, large Touring mill
unroofed, and the machinery much dam
aged by Fridays storm.
Count de Paris and several
others who have been with the
Count de Chambord since his
illness, left Vienna foz Paris on
Saturday.
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A young lady writes to ascertain
how many lemons are required to
make a lemon-pie. That depends
altogether upon the pie II a bakers
pie, We shouId say one lemon would
make about six pies. and thers wonld
be enough lemon left to make a PITT
OF lemonade. The bakers make their
lemon-pie OF dough. just as the ciT-
Gus fraternity makes its lemonade Of
water. We should. therefore, IN
blnsbingly cav that it takes Just Is
much lemon 20 make a bakers pie as
it does to make glass of cirCus-Isms
Onade.
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San Francieoo. Ia. olose.
PETROLEUM.
New YOrkel4.-Petroleum, 81,
Chicago::Market.
PRODUCE.

PRODUCE.
Chicago, I4.-Regulsr wheat higher;
1918 July, 1907 August, 1887 Sept
Corn - Nomin8lly unchanged, SIX
July, 52M August, 5l1s Septembe
Oats-Firmer, 81 July, 2SX August.
FIX September.
Chicago l4.-Flour quiet. unchanged.
Regular wheat Dsmand fair, ad-
Yanced, quiet; 1907 July, 1909 to 1O1sl
August, No, 2 spring 100 to 1919, No. 2
red winter 6.
Corn-Unsettled, lower, SIX cash
July, 52so 527S August.
Oats - Dull, unchanged, neglected /;
S3e TO 81 cash July, 2S2s 10 % August.
Rye-Hieher, Sc.
Pork--Active, higher; demand chic fiy
speculative, closed frm; 13.45 to 1850
cash July, 13.52X TO Is So August.
Lsrd-Damsnd dull, prices higher, de-
mand CHIEFLY for speculation; $40 to 6.423
cash July, s.42H to s 46 August.
nulk Meats-Fair demand, shoulder.
%, short ribs 7.3O, short clear Z 60.
wRIsKY.
Chicago, "A Whisky, I6.
LIVE STOCK.
Chicago, II -Hogs-heceipts 800:
brlsk, 20 to 10 higher; rs "a S. 10,
besVy 5 10 10 $40 light $40 to go,
Closed easy.
Gattle-Keceipts 600; fairly active,
steady; good 10 choice shipping 5.2p to
$40, common to medium 4.6O to 5. 10,
etockers dull at.4 1910 $50, grass Texqnl
ismer at S.25 10 AGO.
Sheep - Receipts $50, dull, steady;
inferior to fair to 8 per 1O0. stadium "a
good 8 Is 10 $50, choices TO extrs g. rs
TsIas sheep 2 so to S.S5.
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Great Reduction in Passenger
Rates

BY the Denver and Rio Grande
6 6allWay t. tc Pueblo. Denver. Omaha,
Council Bluffs and all points east,
commencing July list, and until
o of .lgr hotiee, reduced rates will be
U U,i5 the travelling public on first
S anG second class tickets to above
POINTS OF from 81 to Sc each lower
man the present rates of fare.
On : nts IS your opportunity TO visit the
easy ~ The scenic line of America.
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Money Market

New York, 14.-Money market easy,
10 25I, closing 3; prime mercantile
paper to 81; sterling exchange bank
srs' bills dull, 4. 84N: sterling e1-
change demand, 4.S714,
New York, IA - Bank statement
Increase MI, 1856, 100, specis S2,0I7, eco;
leRsl tenders increase 1900, 7C0 deposits,
increase So, 97s, 500; circulation decrease
Ss5,I95. reserve increase S1,673, us.
Bank now holds S875, 9O5 In excess Il
legal requirements.
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Both Whipped.

Brighton, Beach, N. Y, IA
prize fight took place this morning
between Gallagher of England. and
Paddy Murphy of New York,
eighteen roands; the fight lasted
one hour. AT the end of the last
round both men showed evidence
of terrible punishment ;being too ex.
hausted to come to The scratch
again, the fight was declared a draw.
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Nfurderers Captured.

Desmoines. 14.-News is just received
that one of tue muFdereTs or bingham,
o! Polk City. has been killed ct Ekhorn
Grove, Shelly County. The other is so
closely pressed that he can't efcsps. The
man Killed, confessed be had killed
ClinRham end Stubs q year sgo.
Lster-The other man has also been
captured, he is in charge Of Sheriff Little
ton Of Polk County.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-15
condition of the Treasury

Washington, a Condition of the
treasury to-day: Gold coin and bullion,
Sl99, 1856, 9I5; silver dollars and bullion,
Sii6 49S, FOL, fractional silver coin, SIS,
ies S56. United States notes, S54, 1852,
569, totsl, 1878, 790 Sal; certificates out
stsndiug-gold, 1852, 2O7 $50; silver. $79,.
l55 6lI; currency, SI2,77O.0O0.
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Many an egotisicsl literary adVen-
turer starts out hopefully TO cODdnet
a train of thought, who ere long dis
coVers that hs only runs 6 SLOW
freight, loaded with goods more not
able for their bulk and weight than
value; while come comrsde, who bad
very humble aspirations, dashes by in
charge oil! q lightning express. f!led
with many parcels of great wealth.
-Judpe,
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES re-.
DAY.

CHURcH OF JESUS CHRIST OF Lar
IEG-DAY SAINTs.-Serviees in the Lsrce
tabernacle at pm.
80 METSHoDIsT CHUBCH-T. {. lift pas
no..,No morni2E service in view of the
49, preaching at The Congregational
H. It's In but II the evening at 8 O'Clock
Gu n, IN WI presch in the Methodist
, 0JLieH. oqoJed Public Nous" The
/ vitod auu Visiting strangers cordially
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Still they Come.

Lawrence, KS, 14.-At a o'clock
this afternoon, cyclone struck a
section of country in Wakarusas
township, three miles south of this
city, destroying wheat fields, fences,
and everything in it's way. No
eatimate yet made of the damage.
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railroad and Mining stocks,

New York, 14.-Stoeks heavy, lower
this morning. The declin ranged from
Il 10 Il. Northern Pacific, Lacks
wsnns, Northwestern, New York Cen
trail and Weetern Union cOnt Dicuous IN
downward movement.
New YORK, 14.-GoVernmedts lower
except for 4s, which we're steady. Stocks
we're heavy and depressed. Specnistion
was feverish Throughout, on reports of
yellow fever at South and On the revival
of rumors Of the strike Of telegraph oper-
stors. Bears we're not Glow to take I'D
vantsge OF the prevailing dis rust, and
hammered the entire list severely. They
succeeded in shaking out considerable
long stock. Towards the close rally OF
x to N tosk place, bui portion Of the
improvement was subsequently, lost as
compares With Yesterdays closing prices.
Active shares IS to ~ lower.
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Mortaary.

During the first week III italy
there were eleven deaths IN this
City; FIVE of these were children
under five years of age.
During the past week there vFero
eighteen deaths: Thirteen If these
were children under five years If
this number nine were from cholera
infantum.
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HORSE MARKET.

l, have just received from my ranch
oae hundred head Of horses, consisting OF
a fine lot Of Eeldings, and Large lot OF
RBe mares, as we'll as Twelve head of
young mules; have also a few Kentucky
mules left. Saddle and express boreF,
with some gentle teams VIII pell one
or the lot. I h j. FAUST.
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HOUSE FOR RENT

A house of Eve rooms. withTgood cell
lar, four blocks west Of the Postotice
Inauire OF VIM. 2 Jones, two blocks
west Of the County Court House. or T.
j. WillismE, Sixteenth Ward. 7
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IT Is A FACT

That Thousands OF our business men go
70 fbeir offices in the morning after an
uneasy night, or late dinner, feeling
Anil and al out of sorts. This is entirely
Unnecessary, for single dose of that
Gpsrkling fo4Ding specific, Tarrant's
Settler Aperient, taken before break
fast, will Immediately dispel ell feelings
Of heaviness, remove gently but surely
the cause, and quicken into healthy &C.
ton every fbre Of the system. For sale
by all druggists. T
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Take No Other.

Demand Peruvian Bitters, when
you will not be disappointed, bat
thankful for the advice. For sale
by all druggists and wine mef-
chants.
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Foreign Markets.

Liverpool, Weather lhowery {:
-four lie. to liz. 3d.; whast Quis. sud
steady, winter Sa. Sd. to 9s. 3D., No. 2
spring 81. Cd. to o., California 90. to
9s. Sd, NO. 2 California Sc. Sd. to lis;
corn steady al 5s. lad.
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A New England pbvsician says that
if every family would Be9p box Of
mustard in the house ons-half OF the
doctors would starve. We sngge Il
that every family keep two boxes in
the house. Judge.
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The cultured Boston papers dc not
put "tP'-"till forbid"-at The bot
tom OF their sdvertisem snts. They
use "tc"-'till countermanded."
Puck.
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New York, IA, close.
Governnerts-

New York, Il.-Mining stocks verv
dull. Iron Silver 2sS .o3. S. Grsnds
LIS, Chrysolite LIS, Robinson Con. Gle.
StOrmons 48c, Sonora Con. 25 TO 81.
Sales Is, $50. Shares for waek 100, COS
Bullion receipts in Now York for the
week from mines Sl7I,000.
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Mortality In New York-Returned
PauDers

New York, 1.-THE m orssli,y in this
cityshss-iisr n this week fresIl ,05f TO 1 ,1lO
which ia vary high rats considering tie
temperate state Of the Gesther.
Two female pauper emigeants and
children were sent to Europe, today, o1
the City Ct Rome, by the emigration
commissioners, and one female pau oer
emiR,ant and children were returned on
the steamer Egypt.
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Street Car Notice.

On and after Monday, June 4, the cara
will leave the Emporium corner for The
Twentieth Ward, Eleventh Ward, First
Ward and Sixth WsTd, on the last trip
every evening at $50 pm, and Warm
Spring car Ct T.SO
o. P. ARNOLD,
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Nilsson says that Americans are
net polished in their manners. They
compare very fsvorabIy with q car
load of SWedes going Weet.-Judge.
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Truly, Tina, like q bad euohre-
hand, bEinResh ali things 10 pass.
The year 1888 will go LAUNDERING
down the sges" ss being the year in
which two great works were COM
pleted, the Brooklyn Bridge and Mrs.
Burue.t's Through One A4minis-
tration. Pack.
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DR.. Pasey left a personal Estate Of
$4,000 TO Miss Mary Amelia Brine.
The man who gets hold Of this estate
viii probably take it ''cum grauo
sails"
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A man recently broke a boiled egg
and found tack in it. This is q liz
told By an exchange, but we bavn's
time 70 stop and nail it, Judge.
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A Nevada Town Burned.

BellevillN, New, Il "A FIRE this
morning destroyed shs business psrt Of
the town. Losses S55. 900, insurance
$50 coo.
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Peruvian Bitters.

The Greatest Bitters on earth
Cures Dyspepsia and all malaria
diseases. Ask your druggist for Is
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SPECIAL Advertisements.
LOST.

On Thursday evening. on Eighth East
Street, q Lsdy's Green Plush Satchel. a
reEsrd will be given b." leaving it at the
Valley House.
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A New Jsrseyman was caught
kissing a plumber's wife. Hs prob
ably wanted to get his bill in first.
Judge.
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MERRICK

Read Woand Bobbins for all Sewing
Machines. Merrick Thrssd Is the bps'.
I Nm Jennings s. SONS
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The Plague Spreading.

Alexaudris, 14,-ChoIara has appeared
al Belsas snd Chobsr. near Fautah.
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WANTED

A woman tn Cook. Call al Ars S. b.
Auerbach's, Third South Street. +
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Peruvian Bitters

Imparts Vigor and Strength. For
sale. by all druggists and wine
merchants.
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GERMAN CORN REMOVER

Isa sure cure For sale by all Drug,
giIta. 7
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mr. SG0TTuS

Electric Brushes. None better. All
Druggists sell them.
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WANTED.

An Amateur Printing Outfit, apply to
Box D, Salt Lske City. 7
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WANTED.

at DunEord's Boot and Shoe Store, &
bog that understands the shoe lrHde. I
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Peruvian Bitters.

a delightful Tonic and Appetizer.
For sale by all druggists and wine
merchants.
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BITTER.

Fine lows Dairy and Creamery Bn.ter
Il + j. w. SNELL's.
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FOR SALE.

Or will be exchanged for a more DOW
etful machine, a Six-borse Power En-
CINE, nearly new For particulars
address P.O. Box 400, this city.
June 22i, 1888. I
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WHOLESALE PRODUCE LIST

List of Buying Prices or Produee
a the Salt Lake Market, corrected
Semi-Weekly for the SALT LAKE
HERALD. by SaArR. s. I,iddlei
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Bullion Output.

Statement Of bullion output for
the week ending July "A, 1883, is
as follows:
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BeVan & Hover,

Compound prescriptions day and
night at %, First South street..
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Bullion.

New York. 14.-Bullion receipts for
week, Sl7l,000.
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EYE AND EAR.

Dr.. Ira Lyons, four doors west o
Olift house corner.
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LATEST TELEGKAMS

COMMERCIAL.
Wool Market
UTAH WOOL:
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HORSES AND MULES
For sale. Apply to A. S. Patterson
152 Main street.
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One of the heAlthie=f and plesesntast
beverages known is COldeB's Liquid
Beef EOBi6. Ask for Coldsn's. take
no other. OF druggists generally. +
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New York, a.

s Louis..&S F Al
Texas Pacific. 45
Union Pacific 81
Wabash...... 27A
W. Fargo, ex 81
West Union. SlT