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l. ACES L Aors
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The PALA1S ROYAL has too large stock Of BLACK
SPANISH LACES. In order to sell out quickly for
This week we will allow off the marked prices
TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN WASH LACES
80 pieces IRISH POINT LACE, new designs: re.
duced prices. Is. 10 and 25 cts. per yard.
10 pieces IRISH POINT. inches WIDE reduced from
SOC. to Csc. per yard.
6S pieces EDELWEISS LACE from 2x to bx inches
wlde' reduced prices, 8. 10. % and 35c. per yard
10 pieces BROIDERIE DE SAKE LACE. s inches
wide, l6c. per yd- former price 26c.
o pieces POINT VENIoE LACE, inches wide only
13c. per yard sold elsewhere at soc.
70 pieces hand embroidered ORIENTAL LACE re-
duced to Is and 10 cts. per yard.
100 pieces CLUNY LACE, with inserting TO match
from 5Oc per doz. up. Twenty-Five new designs
70 pieces NALENCIENNES LACE Csc. a doz: rood
quality.
spieces sOUFFLE NET 19c. Per I'd. was Csc.
SPECIAL sPECIALu
5000 yards INDIA LINEN, for white dresses. 14c.
Per I'D. usually 1sc.
20. 600 yards EMBROIDERIES at prime cost,
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Four PERSONS HUNG FROM THE SAxx ScArrMD-
AZ Clarksville, johnson county, Ark. yesterday,
cove Johnson, James johnson, Munroe Mcdonald,
ana James Herndon, who last March murdered
Conductor Cain. while robbing Little Rock and
Fort Smith railroad train near Mulberry station,
were hanged In the presence OF large crowd.
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An Extraordinary Murder Trial
HEBREWS IN HUNGARY CHARGED WITH KILLING 4
CHRISTIAN GIRL.

A cablegram from Vienna, June % SAYS: AZ
the great trial which Is now proceeding at Nyre-
ghaza, In Hungary, OF a number OF Jews who are
accused OF having murdered q Christian girl at
TsZa-Ezlar TO use her blood to mix with their
passover bread, sister OF the girl alleged to
have been murdered testified that she smoke to
her sister on the afternoon the murder Is said 10
have occurred, while on the other hand the pr1n-
c1pal witness for the prosecution, q Jewish boy
named Moriz Scharf. swore he saw the murder
meal was partaken OF. The trial is causing ex-
vicinity are Intensely hostile TO the accused men.
and those who attend the trial Jeer the counsel
for the defense when they arise to speak Tho
father OF the boy Scharf is one OF the prisoners
charged with the crime. The boy. though not
legally compelled to testify against his father,
elected TO do so. The prisoners curse and spit at
the witnesses who testify against them. It has
been elected In the course OF the trial that the boy
Schan intends TO become Christian; that he has
been told by Catholic priests about the alleged
use OF Christian blood In making the passover
bread, and that he had been threatened by tho
police prior to the open examination.
In the trial Catholic priest admitted that he
was the author OF an anonymous attack on tho
jews, accusing them OF the murder OF the girl.
The New York Herald says OF this incredible
charge against tho Hebrews: 1.-THE evidence
against them is that OF two children and few
credulous peasants. The evidence In their favor
Is that T1sza-Eszlar is q center OF the Hungarian
Judenhetze and that no charge 10 too cunning OF
malicious to be invented Tor the ruin OF thoso
whom u marks for it, victims."
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The Belligerent Journalists.
BEING MADE FOR ANOTHER MEET.


NEW YORK, June ga special dispatch from
Richmond, Va, says: Capt. Page McCarty, r. r.
Is supposed that new arrangements are being made
for meeting between MI. Beirne and Mr.. Elan.
Mr.. Beirne. who was arrested yesterday, was not
put under bonds, owing to the neglected some Of
the authorities OF Hanover. Mr. Elan has not been
arrested, and is supposed to be in concealment
near here. It is quite certain that Mr. Beirne will
leave the state ana renew hostilitiea
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TIE GREAT TROUBLE IN BOTH THE OLD
n me ana ordinary Assessment Companies is the
etpsiEnt Withdrawal yeSrs fsss ;he HEALTHY
n;sinsers isy TIE p al..'r tel b. he IL AZ
FUND LfFE - - o. 5 Ifs.s ii; .-.,-sf q III
euity il way IT reT,ur est !ssr sco
:. YER me- y = sf1,is iil y h kos n
s'1e''- 1. 4 h-s 40 -. 4-isse-. ;eJ2- GA
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LOT LOWSHARES. By judge Tourpee
TIE GOLDEN CHERSOEESE. By Mics Bird
6lIMAN,S PhONOGRAPHIC DICTIONARY.
Bradley ~ D0~u
STUDIES OF NEGLECTED TEXTS. ByDr. Rob-
.,EARLY GRAVES: FOR THE BEREAyED. Bv
9AcDuu For sale by
WM. BALLANTYNE & SON
Ief 42S SEVENTH
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CAPT. JNo P. WALKER, 3D. cavalry, has been de-
clared insane by the medical authorities at Jefer.
son Barracks, Missouri.
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HANLAN VICTORIOUS Ar PULLMAN YRsrxHDAY.-
me nna1 heat for single SOULS at the Pullman re-
ga n YESTERDAY was roEed By Hanlan. Lee, Hos
mer, Teemer. Gaudauef and Hamm. Hanlan
passed the line in q 40, HosIner second In 2:52
and Hamm third, about ten seconds after him.
Lee fourth and Teemer NTH
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BOOKS. &c.

Nrw Books.
Memoirs Of John A. Dix. by Morgan A. Dix.
Dynamic Sacrology. 2v.. by Ward.
Land and Labors, by Moody.
Under Ground Rus la, 10y Stepniak
Or. ClaEdius, by Crawford.
Data Of Ethics, by Spencer
Tiger Lily. by Julia Sehayer.
Man. by Lucy G. Lille.
Miidred's Bargain, do.
Phyllis Brown, Flora shaw.
For the Major. @. r. WOOdson.
House that Jill Built c. L. Gardner
Hot Piowshares. Iourgees.
WI. IT. MORRISON
Jeo AS Pennsylvania avenue
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CH1EF MOSES did not visit the Interior depart
| ment to-day. There is likely to be some question
as to who will pay his bills-the War department
or the Indian bureau. The War department paid
his expenses to this city, and his interpreter asked
the Indian bureau iOff1cialS this morning for
money to buy him some clothes
ILLNESS OF HON. MONTGOMERY BLAm-Hon.
Montgomery Blair is lying seriously i'll at his sum-
mer residence at Silver Spring. He is suffering
from an irritation OF the outer membrane OF the
spine. Although his ultimate recovery IS hOped
for by his family and friends it Is considered doubt
ful. He passed comfortable night last night,
and Is reported as feeling better and appearing
brighter to-day.
CHANGES AT THE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD
Paymaster Geo. A. Lyon was this afternoon de-
tached from duty at the Washington navy yard
on the 3Oth inst and ordered to hold himself in
readiness for sea service. Pay Inspector James
Hoy was ordered to the Washington yard In his
stead.
CONDEMNED VESSELS TO BE SoLD.-The Navy
department is preparing full description OF the
30 condemned government vessels which are to be
sold, also blank forms for proposals and for the
These Will be ready for distribution by the middle
OF next week, and will be furnished to parties In
tereSted upon application to the department.
The father OF Miss McNary, the missing Interior
department clerk, arrived In this city this morn
ing.
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
RUY AND SELL. q. S. GOVT AND ID. C. BONDS.
Dalso; WASH. G. GASLIGHT and ALL other CITY
Deposits received subject to check
we pay SPECIAL attention TO obtaining CORRECT
ma RELIABLE Information regarding our various ctv
securities and are prepared at all tunes to answer tuou
fes regarding sama
HARRY c. TOWERS CO..
BANKERS. BROKERS AND INSURANCE..
mysi lao STREET NORTHWEST
HHE MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE
ASSOCIATION 10 doing such large business that
DeSinnnd 70 alarm some Of the agents Of old-l
Panies VINO see prospective diIuinuton Of their
LARGE FEES; and, forgetting the oblgstions Of hon
Stnoie competition. are scattering unwarrauted md
Aee atsnents in regard to the new company and IT,
improved system Of life insurance Let no man ia IA.
Cslved a. his own injury in this important bus.
III D1I ies every one investigate and Judge for him.
1eed insurance: economical honest and reliable Our
pusiness continues, and increased
ontn oy month. thanks to these selfish ana faiee A.
Vantage. = KNlf:TTS ~ ~. -
.-OH ee Iooe street- my23 6m
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The Courts.
EouIrY CouRr-I,ldne Linn.


Thursday, Middleton agt. Middleton: sale or.
dered ana w. H. Webb and F. K. Middleton 40.
pointed trustees to sell. Bomar agt. Bomar; ap
pearance OF absent defendant ordered. Murphy
agt washington; leave to certain parties 70 be.
come parties complainant
Yesterday. jackson agt Blackwood: sale rat.
lined nisl Eisinger agt Utermehle; time TO take
testimony limited TO sixty days Craig agt. Craig,
reference to the auditor ordered Pitts agt Pitts:
testimony ordered taken before Examiner John r.
heuly Bell agt. Wilkinson; pro confesso against
Wilkinson ordered-sale ordered and b. f. leigh.
ton and A. X, Browne appointed trustees TO sell
awarded Sullivan agt. Corrico; restraining order
Issued returnable June 20. Gordon act FAINT:
Mm Go5aon 70 receive and ds
dered taken before Examiner j. ]. johnson.
To-day, Ward agt Ward: auditors report con.
pointing guardian ad ltem. Roys agt Rows: de.
iendant required TO make showing by June 9th e.
TO ability TO pay alimony.
CIRCUIT CouRr-Judoe Macarthur.
Thursday. Young agt Pendleton; Judgment by
consent for 500 without costs Randall a Fish
agt Washington and Georgetown railroad com.
sses ceog 2, a concentration against garn
for g, s5l.52 with interest McGraw agt McGraW:
verdict against the will
Yesterday, Stone agt Burche; verdict for de-
CIRCUIT CouRr-yudoe Macarthur.
TO-DAY, Bank OF Republic agt Blgelow; order to
pla; new trial refused. Hine against Magarity;
do .. s. agt Humes' administrators: pleas to de.
u. ~.
use, &C, agt Richie ct al; demurrer 10 declara-
lion overruled, and 20 days given TO plead. am
phreys agf. whitney; demurrer 70 pleas g ana
sustained and excepted Bowie agt PicLreiL
demurrer to two pleas sustained and the Others
oyerruled Sugar agt Busher; demurrer sustained.
NaAor ct Al agt Coney ct al; same action.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Judoe WWfa
yesterday, George hawkins, second offense
petit larceny; guilty: three years In the penlten-
mary. Jennie Wood. larceny; not guilty James
Il. Caroerfy, receiving stolen property; a nolle
pros entered.
POLICE CoCRT-.Judoe Sneu.
To-day, Henry Heidrch, tresspassing on a park
% or 10 days Geo. Carter, colored. loud and bos-
do Richard hurry, indecent exposiire. do
Annie Foulk, profanity; S5 or days. JAS Watson,
colored, loud and boisterous; IS or fifteen dayH
Chas H Williams, colored, assault on VIM Lind
say; IS or days Chas. Morgan and Benjamin
Maynes. colored, assault on John Gvens; IS each.
Carter Richards, colored, assault on Olivia Rich.
ards $40 or GO days. Mary McCue, assault on
James Brooks. 81. Kate Savelle, colored, assault
on Julia Parker; $40 or 80 days
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RANGE OF THE THERAoMETRR.-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
oncer to-day: am. 697; II am, 786; 3 pm s. e
Maximum, $40; minimum, GA
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pretty village OF Canton, near Minnequa Springs,
and In the midst Of the most romantic and pictur.
long been Q fayorite resort & w. Wright may be-
addressed as proprietor
under e ON sne
ment OF 3. Yingiing. It is finely located and wen
patronized every summer. The "Eagfe," located
accommodate summer boardera SEND Tor q de.
scr1pttve circular.
The Thompson house, at Kane, Pa, has been for
Gated on the Philadephia and Erie railroad, midst
beautiful scenery, with pure air and water. It ID
convenient %. parn S resting place s;,..,. ..
what it has always claimed TO be. 50 quiet home
for the summer monthA" There are no mos
scenery The hotel !: Of oct Win large Tooms
elevator and all other modern improvements
The table Is literally supplied with farm pro.
ducts
CONGRESS nA1z, sAnAroaA.
This popular house - situated In the very
center Of the gay and fashionable world OF
Saratoga II has Q frontage On Broadway,
the principal street. OF l16 feet with . high
promenade piazza % feet Wide and 30 feet In
Length: cSpamsnd1ns vsw q 4. sns most brilliant
two immense wings, 500 fest long. extend 20 Put.
nam street.-the northern wing running along
thorn and Hamiiton springs On one ode. ana Win
ne central wing which runs parallel With e en-
s sos9 nsa1t ga gSrase plot The soutSsn
grese and Columbian springs ana Congress part.
which has been artist1cally arranged and improved
Ample piazzas extend around the back at the
hotel overlooking the grass and garden plots Of
the interior court, a0ording cool and shady 70
treats In tho afternoon, when oeloceaons OF ehe
choicest music are given By the celeorated Desn-
stein band. OF New York Il b built In the most
substantial mannsf OF brick, with brown stone
trtmmingA and presents one Of the most graceful
architectural appearances IN saratoga ls walls
are 20 inches thick, and hollow n the centof tnuB
securing great strength and protectlon from heat
Of summer The root % mansard, with three
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Fyerv eseloe Securities bousht snS soaa A ..r,,,.
nicn IN San Francisco. Baltimore. Philadelphia Nsv
York. Boston and Washington. Orders executed on tina
YORK Stock Exchange at one-eighth Of Per cent
commission Private and direct telegraph wires to
EiehInond. Baltimore Philadelphia, Now York and
Boeton. through which orders are executed ON tina
BROCK Exchanges In those cities and reported hack
promptly. Quotations Of STOCKS and Bonds ana In
formation regarding the Markets received through our
Stres INSTANTLY oixscs axom tie Asw York STOCK
Exchane-. nj
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DRowNED.-The dead body OF an old soldier was
found In the lake in front OF the Old Soldiers
Home last evening, and q c0roner's inquest il
being held on 1t this afternoon The impression OF
Lieut.. Redway this morning was that 1t was case
OF accidental drowning. The name OF the unfor.
nate man and other particulars were not known at
police headquarters at O'Clock this afternoon.
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

De B. ELLERY.
SUCCESSOR TO
DUBREUH BROTHERS
MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS SHIRTS
GEMS FURNISHINGS.
1112 STREET NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON d. @.
ktz OF the Finest Dress Shirts to order .$12 90
kiI f1tra Fine Shirts to order ............., 800
Six Fine shirts TO order 760
nh24
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The Corn Crops.

Chicago, 8.-The Tribune presonts
this morning reports from prominent
points in the corn raising areas OF the
United States. Reports from Illinois are
not generally f.vorable. The corn crop
Of TIE whole State will average about
two weeks late, and only that in the ex-
treme south can be said to be out of the
way Of great damage by immediate
frosts There is a moderate quantity of
old corn on md. Iowa generally re-
ports the prospects Of email Increase in
the yield over last year. Much of the
cora is already out Of the way Of frost,
and ten days more of moderately warm
weather will ripen it all. Iowa has not
much corn on hand. Prospects in Ne.
0sasks are little bstter than those in
Iowa. Kansas reports an increase of IL
per cent. in acreage AMI expects 10 per
cent. increase in the yield, giving an Ag-
Rregata of nearly $4,000, 900 bushels.
Favorable weather during The last few
weeks has matared the crop, except a
little near the northern bound
airy. There is a moderate quantity
of old corn on hand, NJ ssouri reports
fAvors5ly, nearly as we'll as KansAs, in
regard to early maturity, having little
corn that is not out Of tie way OF frost.
The crops in Oolo and Indiana are ex-
peeted to fall short ABOUT % per cent,
even if frosts should hold off tan days.
longer, and an early freeze would still
further reduce the quantity. Louisville
reports that generally Kentucky will
show a decrease Of 20 to 20 per cent. and
ia not yet frost proof. In Michigan there
seems to De little hope OF gathering any
corn that will be available for other use
than fodder. New York ia modes;
enough to EXPECT !Vo-third yield if the
frost holds of till the beginning OF DC.
tober. Corn grown south weps of line
drawn through Rock Island, Illinois sud
Louisville, Ky, il practically out o
danger from frost, white all situated OF
the northwest side OF that line is yet il
| peril
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Xxx LOT sylO RODS. EAST FRONT,
White House corner,
66O LOT 5x2O FoDS, MOSTLY ,REDED
PCOO to lucerne in sixteenth Ward.
SQSO LOT 10 RODS. CHOIOE FRUIT,
gov situated in TeLth Ward, close to
S1eOO a FINE PIECE OF BUILDING
PAOOO ground, 6l4x9 rods,'o an alley way,
east front, on Second rast street, neAr LIB
erty Park car line; to be sold as whole or in
parts.
BUILDING LOT xlO, on SECOND
d North street, three. quarters OF block
vest of Q. G. Railroad
T OT5x20 RODS, ON ELEVENTH EAST
IL between First and Sec ond South, in
Q00 SPLENDID BUILDING LOT 1Ox
QOoO' 10 rods, in 1Ith Ward, near car
inc Well sal IN parts
G2ROO TEN ACRES OF FIRST. GLASS
POoOO' land within one BLOCK OF street
car line, and facing Liberty Park east. Fer
uFther particulars inquire, ct my once
21S 00 1sl4 FEET OF GROUND
glow fronting on Commercial street By
100 feet in depth to alleyway.
G1 20O BUILDING LOT 6hX10 RlDS,
PAoOO' east front; situated in The 18th
Ward, and close to car line.
S105O BUILDING LOT 1Gx834 RODS
QAHOO to be sold whole or in part sitp
ated close to business.
&1O50 ANOTHER BUILDING LOT II
P1|oO' xSx rods; to be sold as whole oil
n parts, close to business. 9Th Ward.
0OO "A GOOD BUILDING LOT AXIS
PA@ wv rods, large enough for two build
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Labor Troubles.

Wilmington, Del, s.-Ninety Italisn
nAvvies employed on sections thirty 1.-TWO
and thirty-three Of the new Baltimore &
Philadelphia rAilrosd, struck this morn
ing for an advance Of Afteen cents day:
Some went over to section thiTty-iour to
persuade the workmsn there to join in
the strike, and fading them unwilling,
an alteration ensued and one Of the
strikers stabbed one OF the men employed
on section thirty-four, inhicting serious
fash wound.
Massillonr o., I'm consequence Of
an agreement by opsrators that each
should act a. he pleased regarding the
demands of striking miners hsreabouts,
about all miners will resume work to-
morrow, allowing the miners the ten
cents advance demanded.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-09
TELEGRAPHIC
RAn1sEY's REPORT.

What the Commissioner Has to Say
OF the Registration and Election.
Washington, THE following com.
municstion has been received from
Utah Commissioner:
SALT LAKE CITY, August "a.
To II. N. Teller, Secretary:
Sir have the honor to inform YOU
that the report on the registration and
vote IN tha last election for 10 lem bers of
the legislative assembly, and other offices,
held ON the 9th day of the present month,
in this Territory, and the full proceedings
OF this Commission, in connection here.
with, will from necessity be delayed for
time. However, we think it will be
proper 10 state now, in advance of our
regular report, that the law known as the
''Edmupds Act" go "a as we have been
re- ponsible for its execution. has been
carefully but rigidly enforced this year az
it was last. No person living in polyg-
amy has been permit ed to vote at any
election, or 70 be voted for, for any Office
end while only three convictions in pros
ecutions against polygsmy under the act
of 1892 have been secured, nearly or
quite 1900 have been disfranch sed on
acc0un. OF polygsm0us prsctices, through
the operations Il the law as administered
by the Commission. Ten suits for dam
age have been instituted against the
Commission by certain Norm ons,
whose names were registered st
the 6rSt registration, who we're not per-
nnitted to vote at the election in Novem-
Der, 1882 becsu,e they T, fused to comply
with the rules and regulations prescribed
under the law by the Commission for
proof Of eligibility of all voters. l. is
understood that these h2ve been brought
for the purpose primarily of testing the
'ns!itu.ionality oftnis law, and secondly
to determine the legality OF our acts
hereunder. The first caring of these
cases will be had early in October. It is
deemed advisable to withhold our regular
report until the court shall have heard
and parsed upon these cases.
Moreover, certain phases of the gen.
eral situation here have presented them
selves through the recent election in
other ways in the present = asr, which
will be required to be carefully coosid-
| cred before the G ,mmiasion can bs hoth-
| cred to make full and comprehensive
Export, which the President md Congress
will undoubtedly desire and the Com mis-
sion Will wish to make such report, to be
prepared and forwarded in ample time
FOR the use Of the President in commuui-
eating with Congress at the mmence-
ment Of the session in December next.
(Signed) ALEX. RAMSEY,
By order of the Commissioners.
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Generous Catholics.

ST. Louis, bishop Ryan, Of this
city, vas TO day presented with q purse
Of $1,000, donated by different Catholic
parishes of this city to defrAy his ex-
penses Is q delegate to the conference of
American bishops to be held in Rome.
The College Of Christian Brothers also
presented him with a round trip ticket
for the VOYAGE.
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Obituary.

Paris, S.-Jean Marie Mitchell Geof-
fey, actor, is dead, aged 50.
Paris, THE funeral of Ivan Tour
eeneff look place in the Russian church
to-day. Count OrlOff and many journal
ists we're present.
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What the Commissioner Has to Say
of the Registration and Election.
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Houses 10 Rent.

$40. Brick house Of seven rooms, bath
roSD, hot and cold water, desacnet Kitchen,
barn, peasant surroundings; Twelfth ward.
so. New house of four rooms, cellar and
good barn.
81. Two rooms, Eighteenth Ward
OSe room photo gallery, on Commercial
strset, Si2.
sll NIcslE Furnished room and cIoset
Two blocks east Of Main street,
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Hog Cholera.

New York, s.-A disease has broken
out among the swioe OF Springfield, 9
town near Jamaica, L. L. Itis believed
to be hog cholera. Many farmers have
hogs sick with the diIesss. Two Of them
lost fifteen in one night.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-09

Good health, rosy cheeks and
beautiful skin, ladies can get by
using Browns Iron Bitters. =
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STAR EXPRESS
The Cheapest and Best Express
DeMveEy and Transportation.

A systern that does away With the in
convenience OF hunting Express Wagons,
ard makes collections weekly.
Look oat for the wagons with the Scar.
iyl5
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SPECIAL NOTICE. telephone with all subscribers
Salt City, and Park City Telephone exchange
u a 50 cent of the value OF
critics I sell At current interest, long short