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The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1891-10-13
STRANGER THAN FICTION.

AN Atchison girl, eighteen years old,
has only eight of her second teeth.
WHTn praying for the restoration OF
his wife's health, Robert James, age1
seventy, OF Columbus, o., had his sie,'l
unaceountably restored. lie had been
blind for several years.
A BAREFOOT girl of Big Stone. Tenn.
while gathering ginseng one day re-
Gently. suddenly found herself ila rst
tleSnalSc's den. When the b,,ttic w
over she counted sixty-thrca dead req
tiles about her. having escaped hersell
without scratch.
SgrEnhI. pigs were missed by farm
err in Gladsvin, Mich. After watc!lil
several nights for the rogue, the vigil.
ance OF the sem incl was al last re-
warled. He saw 4 snake carrying oil
another young pig. The snilze was dis
patched, and found to measure ove4
nineteen feet in length.
CAPT. MALETrs, Of the bark G.. c.
Goss, vouehcs FOR the story that one OF
his sailors, q japanese, fell ovarboar5
and was swallowed by a whale IA
Pacific ocean, bUtyas presently ejeota
cast on deck, in fact, Il petro!eum
covered oil suit the sailor wore proving
too much for the whale.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1891-10-13
WHAT WOULD you GIVE

II ice cream were cent a dish?
II everybody were as good as you
are?
In your check were good for five fig
res?
IL deadbeats could all be winter
illed?
IL it would rain only between mid
night and six q. M?
If you could get your name in the
paper every week for nothing?
If six o'clock in the morning never
came until you were ready for it?
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1891-10-13
LOOK ELSEWHERE FoR NAMES.

A CONNECTICUT merchant advertises
iron bedsteads and bedding
A SMALL boy at Lebanon, "a. was
attacked by Q gamecoc1 and may die of
his wounds.
a GERMAN street beggar ia San Fran
cisco was found to have 81, 900 to his
credit in the Germaa-American bank.
A JUSTICE Of New York has lust de-
cided that you need not pay for o meal
ordered at a restaurant unless you eat it,
A MAN applied for naturalization at
MERGED, Cal, VINO, after thirty years
residence in this country, could not
answer a word OF English or a single
question put by the court regarding our
laws.
TIE other day a farmer came into
Wetmore, Kan, with seven twirs of
different lengths in his pockets to buy
shoes for the family. The measures
ranged all the way from three to four
teen inches.
A LEwIsToN (Me.) lady has needle
in nor sewing machine that she placed
there in the fall Of 1874 anl has not 4
once been removed. It has done eli
the family sewing since t7laG date and
confines to do it, although worn
rather thin.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1891-10-13

CANADA only lacks $4,000 square
miles to be as large as the whole con-
tinent of Europe; it is nearly thirty
times as large US Great Britain and ire
land, and is 5090,s1 square miles larger
than the United States.
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Notice of Application to Cut
Timber From Public Lands.

Notice is hereby given that L intend to
make application to the honorable Land
commissioner of the United States, in arcord
ance with act of Congress of March 8, 1891, for
permission to cut timber from public land in
the w. % sec 81. r. s.. r A w of Boise me-
ridian, Idaho, ard = Il, and NV, d of Sec.
80. It. 5, II w. Boise meridian; also Sc. u
Sec, l, T. 6, r. 5 w Boise meridian, and s. w.
d, Sec. 6, S., r. 4 w. B. M
CRANK LEPEY.
DeLamar, Idaho, Sept q, 1891,
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1891-10-13
COURT ROOM SCENES.

AN English judge recently sentenced
a woman to five minutes imprisonment
for bigamy. It IS probably the shortest
sentence on record.
A RESIDENT Of Monroe City, No, has
recoyere / 500 from a man who tied his
mules to a handsome maple shade tree
belonging to the villager, letgiug the
mules bark end lzill the tree, it beng
one his grandfather planted.
IN a suit in which it was claimed that
a lotof tobacco was damaged. 5rought
at Douglasville Ga, the judge took
some. Of the weed and cllewcd it. He
decided that it was damaged to the
amount of thirteen cents per pound, and
gave Judgment accordingly,
A QUEER suit in equity has been
brought against a Philadelphia dentist
He has on his premises an elec-
trie plant, with which he pulls
teeth. The engine, dynamo and ma
chinery make too much noise for the
leighbors. and they have petitioned
the court to have the nuisance abated.
IN a patent case in New York recent
ly, one of the lawyers consumed two
days in describing the difference be
tween two scientific appliances. When
he had finished the judge quietly said
to him: Now, Mr.. --, will you please
tell US what is the difference2" The
lawyer, it is said, hasn't recovered yet.
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SILVER CITY
Telegraph Company
OFFICE NOW ESTABLISHED AT
Del amar Idaho

DeLamar, Idaho.
Connects with the Western Union at Caldwell.
Money orders issued payable at
any large city in the United
States, through the Stock
Growers and Traders Bank, of
Caldwell, Idaho.
90 Address all dispatches intended for
DeLamar or Silver City, to CALD-
WELL, IDAHO. A directory of
the names of citizens of both
towns, corrected weekly,
is kept in the Office
of the Company at Caldwell
and all dispatches will be forwarded.
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Firstpub Aug 25--last pub Oct. % 1891,
Dairy Cows and Beef Cattle for Sale.

have twenty good dairy cows and a
umber of head OF catt which | wish
to dispose of. Call al ranch, eight miles
below DeLamar.
Mis-. KATE LEPLEY,
June 9th, 1891.
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cor common to secs 4,5, 50 and 50 on n boundary
OF S, W, bears 80 49, e, j5z3.2 it distant,
measured No markable object available for
Thence 4so u, W, var 1872 49f e, 800 it, discov-
cry post of this claim. 600 it, to cor No l. identf-
cal with corresponding cor Of the 10 alton, also
W cor OF Zulu Lode. Intersect easterly side
line of Iburg Lode, unsurveyed, Joseph r. De
Lamar, claimant, at S 41o 49, e. 1907 it from
cor. pine post it long, ms square, set
l # in the ground with mound OF stones marked
"A. No markable object available for
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No. $50 a q n.
Application for q Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Boise City. Idaho, August 18Th, 1891.

NIIED STATES LAM OFFICE.
Boise city. Idaho, August 18Th, 1884,.
| NJ LTICE is hereby given that Joseph 2.
Az DeJamar, who is not within this land
district by MS duly authorized agent, II. G..
Anchor whose postoffiee address is Della
mar Owyhee County, state of Idaho. has this
DAY nled ms application for patent for ff-
Teen hundred linear feet of the Denver lode,
mine or vein, bearing mineral with surface
ground six hundred feetjn width land the ben
yer Mine Whistle situated in Carson mining
t,countyo Of Owyhee and State of Idaho
and designated by the field notes and official
plat on file in this Office as lot No. So A & b,
IN township 5 south, range west of Boise
Meridian. Sa lot No. 81 A & Il being de
scribed as follows, to-wit:
Beginn1ng at discovery, q fir post IT long,
. ms ia dam, in mound of stones, where
the notice OF location was originally posted;
thence 30o W var 1So48'e, along the center line
ofclalm and gene al course or line OF vein is
near as practicable. 1868 1T, 10 "A firmly planted
fir post ms square protruding It above
the surface marked IN. w. cen end Denver
Lode This post on northwesterly end line
OF claim and apparent middle of vein,I mark
$50 A
Thence 800 38, 2 var 1872 49, {, 800 # to cor No
l, iden tcrl with II cor of location also cor
No. !, sur No. 855, Boston LODI, Joseph r. De
Lamar claimant and place of commencing
exterior boundary survey. A FIR post IS II
long ms square set LIS it in the ground
with mound Of stones, marked
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witness.


Thence 30o e, var 1872 4s, e. $50 #, road to Sill
yer City, course and W. 1896 it, intersect south
erly end line ofIburg Lode at 4So u, w a65 16 it
corresponding cor of location a pine post 5 IT
long, ms square set1 it in ground, with mound
OF stones, marked 3 A, whence A fir tree 10 ms
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aIss0NIERs MASTERPIECE.
now IsiIv CAM ~ M pAiHIHD-
ms IMNEsHE VALUE.


Mcsoni.t'u masterpiece, 'Isii,p /,
know i,s the most expensive painting
In thworld. II IL twenty inches high
by THY Inches wide, and was sold ioI
$1,000. II represented Napoleon 1.
aud IN great general staff riding back
from be- scene OF thoir d-fest. II came
10 btpainted In this wise; NJ. Del.
hani. b rich business man with taste
for az. found Mcissonler nj work Ia
his suilo on one OF his microscopic
oanvses.
"wiat does Il represent" he asked.
"Anilliary subject, 10 which will
give a. til. 'lblf.'"
"Yur subject ID very great, aud
your canvass il very small, NJ. Meis.
ponie," said Drlhanie. "Why do you
not pint larger picturug"
II nv. laid u Ia small for two rcas.
ons-irst, because that IA my style u
painting; second, because, 10 speak
openly, | need money. | work slowly,
and IN able 10 fnish little picture
much sooner than large onc."
$50 you need money? Well, paint
uy portrait. What viii II cosl?n
give thousand dollars"
hiAAhhh' ht'W NHh Wv IAAH' AHA lAlA
tie money on the table. snow, wish
alo for myself the picture Isli,'" no
eoitlnued, "but on the condition that
yoi DO II ON "A larger canvas"
tonne tlmo later, when the portrait
walcompletod, Melusonier showed his
Iatpn the outline u now "lsli,"
win the question;
''lH that large enough for y0ug"
''Jiist right. What will Il cost"
"F0urteen thousand dollars"
"All right; there Is half the prlce.D
The picture was painted, paid for
aud delivered, and In 1864 was exhibit.
ID In tho salon, An Englishman OF.
icicd Si0,0OO for II, but Delhante held
back. Vanderbilt Increased the offer
10 OOOO, yet failed 10 secure the pic.
Iufr. Finally NJ. Bague, n conoisseuT,
got II for 800, 900, aud after keeping II
IN his possession for One day made the
amou. sale Of II TO NJ. Chauohard for
100000 This was the fret time u
great painter had seen with his own
yes such triumph Of art. Those who
ave approached most closely his sue.
css, were Muncazy, with his "Christ
lrfore PLATE" which sold for 500.
NO; Mllet, with his "Angelus," for
Which sl20,O00 was paid, aud Murlll0,
With his "Ascenslon," sla0,00O.
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WnISuTuS, June aO.-Actlng
socrary Grant today signed All
order ischafging l62 employees u the
signassrvic-, now engaged Ia the
wtaiir buruau vuik. Under tho law
the sdetary of agriculture L. bound 10
give lrfvE-nc. 10 lhcsc men Ia making
appointments on the force of the new
woalr bureau and with the ,xcep.
ton - few men who were elected 10
ronA on what viii hereafter bc puro.
~ ih,mililAfy branch " the signal
scrvis NIL employees aru likely 10 DO
fcapIinted.
Anng the many publications issued
by thwvcfal departments u the gov.
cfnmii, tho forthcoming report OF tho
Butct u Statistics ON International
Comrsfce will DO Of unusual interest
10 IN public. II IL devoted 90 the
iniefis Of tho Pacific Coast, Including
Alaal and the States aud Territories.
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nALuAcEDA's CRUELTY.
Reported Horribi. Act. ct Barbasi,y
NJ santiago.

NEW YoRg, June a0.-A CORES
pondont ut santiago writing May no
says, In this city, today tho shooting o.
officers and anllors ON the torpedo
launch "Gualdan was special fealur,
of the wholesale execution. The mon
were marched 10 the plaza where they
were shot down by company Of
rharIshootera. This butcherlng not
only caused indignation among the
friends Of the dead, but also among
BalniaOeda's ardent defenders. The
dead sailors and officers wer In charge
OF the steam torpedo launch "Gualda"
In Valparaiso bay. one night, the
commander proposed 10 his crew 10
desert aud 20 over 10 the Constitutional
party. All acquiesced except one. lie
notified the authorities Mt once apd
tho men were captured and
taken 10 Valparaiso and thrown
Into prison. One by one they
we're tortured and literally made 10 80
without food and water for two and
three days at "a time. The cells 10
which the mon were assigned were
reeking with Nth and vermln. ON
the day ON which they met their
doom, they were 10 weak that they had
b. be assisted 10 walk. The tOriufes 10
which tbs prin0nerH were subjected by
tho Balmaceda agents almost pass
belief.
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81. Jose,h stake Conference.

Eiiitor Dese'ei NopG
The reguhr quarterly conference Of
the 81. Jose2h stake was held ON Sun.
day and Monday, the lilh aud 10Th Of
June. Thowealher was pleasant. The
conference was presided over by the
Stake Presidency. Most Of the Bl-h.
ops aud High Councilman were pres.
cns. The general health Is good,
only one death being reported
In the Stake In the past three months
The speakers rEhOrled the Saints 10 be-.
come more united, spoke on the prin.
clples OF tilhing, the word Of wisdom
aud the dulirs u the Saints generally.
The general anu local authoritie,
wer. preseniel and sustained by u
unanimous vote and the conference
was adjourned for three months.
j. PEnoWAL LIE, Stake Clerk,
ST. Josgrn, A. T., June 10, 1891.
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BuEss AYRiE, June 81.-Ail In.
iluonih people " the province support
the bloilsss revolution which, ~ an.
nounc' ~ thee dispatches Of June
18th, h broken out IN the province "
-autlni, where PRECEDENT Delusicfo
was feed 10 fcslgn. Troops have
been c-lAlchtd a. the disturbed
provln, aud In addition, a govern.
mcnt ImmisAion has staricd Tor tho
sccnc trouble In order ~ arrange thc
diiiercss which have caused the
forccdresignaIion u President de-
lester
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VICTORIA, II. g., June ~. - The
sloop "Flora" Of Seattle was seized by
The customs officers aud q fine of si11
imposed. The weasel was found with
cargo Of Cinnamon on board, pre-.
pairing 10 cruss the straits. The United
States steamer "Aleftp has left for
Behriug sea.
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ROW., .inc a1.-Thc inhabitants n
the provitcof Verona, last night, were
thrown iio state Of excitement aud
Tear ON tcrunt OF tcrlcs of severe
carthquah shocks. The houses in
some cas- collal-cd. la spite Of the
damage one there was no lOss Of life.
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LAwRENcr, Mass, June sO.-John
nausch this morning shot and killed
his sweetheart, Marie Burkcit, and
then killed himself Ia the same way.
Jealousy was the cause.
MOnILn, Ala, June ~. - From
the backwoojs Of Baldwin county
comes the wpoH that Isesse Cart
wright shot aud killed his brother John
and afterwards cut his own wiiot
throat. Jealousy was the cause.
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MONTREAL, June a).--rhe steamer
''Montcvideo" which arrived here To-
day from London had terrible ex.
pericnce on her uay across tho Allan
lie. ON the afternoon Of June 2ith,
while the steamship was n little east Of
Cape Ray, fire vas discovered. After
three hours u had work the fire was
cxtinguishcd. In the hold were twelve
tons Of gunpower.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-30
ihe Colorado Desert Basin Randi,
fi'''ns up Prom a subterran,nn
Passage,
PROBABLY CONNECTED VITA TINE
COLORADO Rlvra.
Forming In IN. p,.er, Ba.,u Of All.

'"'"'nE In the Desert Ba.in OF Ari.
roma
TUCSON, Ariz., June sO.--A spcclal
iunl luna says the Colorado desert
w.sln al halton, sixty miles west Of
luma, s tapidly filling up with fresh
water from n sublermnean passage be-.
neV.u 10 be connected with the Colon.
NO hNer. At the last advice. the desert
hau been converted into an immense
!.he, and " the water continues 10 fls.
VA. southern Pacific tracks will he
submerged for n distance Of a hundred
mules and the Salion Salt works will
De compelled 10 close up. The tempsra.
tufe there IL very high, the thermometer
registering o. degrees.
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The correspondent relates other hor-
riblc atrocities committed by the adj
herents Of Balmactsia. Information.
he save, reaches here that the insuf.
gents have about 10000 men In Iqui-
que. and that they are waiting for
word 20 march 10 Coquimbo aud south.
Balmaccda fesrs this, aud extraordin-
AIRY activity rcigns here. Everything
possible IL being done 20 receive the
enemy. II Il stated that all negotia-
tions for peace have ended.
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NEW YoRI, Juno 30.-The schedules
In thc assigtncnt Of Mcbride Broth.
cr-, who did luslncas In nearly livery
state In the Union NJ tho Union raei.
Tie Tea cot9any, were filed today.
They cot fofi liabilities 10 the amount
Of s3i2,0OO, nominal assets, 500, 900;
aud actual ussts, slsp,0OO.
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wIurr HAYES, June a0.-Thc boiler
Of locomotive ON the Central Rail.
road OF New Jersey exploded last night
near Nequ-honlng Junction, Instantly
killing the engineer, fireman and two
brakemen. The men wefc hurled for
a distance Of 100 yards aud the bodies
were horribly mangled.
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wAnfIsoToS, June a0.-A report
has been received by Commissioner
Morgan from the agent nj paul- valley,
Indian Territory, regarding the ~.
noval Of 900 families who are said Ia be-
intruden on the land Of the Chicka,aw
nation. He says only nine such were
found In certain district where many
morr were reported. Tn. agent further
says the number u intruderr has been
misrepfcsonted 10 the Chlckasaw
authorities by tn, permit collectors and
by them 10 the agency anu the depart.
menL The agent recommends the
suspension u the work Of removal.
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MADRAsIonc 31.-Drought In this
province caunues and all hope " Oh.
tanning in,nnediato crops have been
ahando Tho poorer classca arc
suffering I'm famine AMI scarcity of
water.
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HANtilo, June 31.-Empefor Wi.
liam lotihc island Of Hcllgoland this
morning on the steamship "pfiucc
Bismari" The vessel carrying the
Empors party was escorted by two
Ucrmau ronclals.
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LONDON, June S0.-A deed has bscn
signed renewing the advance 10 the
Municttns until February lssa. The
deed gives them option " rodccming
the securities pledged.
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ST. LOUIS, June s0.-iirlef dispatches
from several POINTS In Kansas aud
Missouri are the effect that another
hurricane swtpt through wide Sec
ton Of these States, yesterday, doing
much damageio crops.
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WARRINGTON, June 3O.-The comp.
itoll.I Of currency has authorized the
fifst National bank Of Timbcf, Mont.
70 begin business with capital Of
$4,000.
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wish to say to my friends and the
ublic, that I regard Chamberlain.
collie, Cholera and Diafrhua Remrd =
rs the best preparation In use for Golf,
nd Dlarfhwa. II y The finest selling
medicine J ever handled. because II
ilwayt gives satisfacilon.-O. H.Ciafk
Orangeville, Texas. For salo by n. q,
". |. Drug Dept. dNs
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WHY THE DtseREr NEWS SHOULD
Be SUBSCRIBED foR IN
PREftRENcE TO ANY
OTHER PAPER.

l. II Il tho Organ ~ tho Church Of
Jesus Christ Of Lattef-d,y Saints, aud
the authorized medium through which
Tho views, wishes aud instructions OF tho
Church Authprllis, aru expressed, aud
rlyou b the Saints.
. itmay always b relied upan ~ nj.
voaiing or defending tho right side of
every question proper for public Journal,
" treat upon.
;. Il II devoted 10 the Interests n tho
Iaii"r-day Saints aud has. from H. lnoop.
ton, yalianlly defended their right aud
advocated tho principles In which they
bolloyoi and every iaiiof.day Saint
should therefore feel under obligations 10
do hi' part In helping TO sustain IT,
T. III not published Zoe speculation,
and never has been, hut ior tho good
which Il u capable NJ accomplishing, tho
prohis, II any there b. derived nom IL,
boiling devoted IL extending 10, sphere u
usefulness, aud bgneniiinE tie com.
nunliy.
O. II Il doing IT, utmost 10 establish
homo industries, among which are pap.r
making and typo,faunding. siercotyrinr
and elootrolypiug - branches necessary
70 the development aud Independence u
The community, but which. during their
Infancy (which In this Territory ihoy
have not yet passed. can only DO carried
OIL at pocunlary los,.
q There Il no danger Of any sub.crlbor
n tho SEws failing 70 got what he sub.
scribcs for through failure Of tho huslno..
and suspension " tho publication a
result In tho case of hundred. Of news. |
paper ventures every year
2 Il Il now printed throughout In now
and readable typo, W that even tho agod
can poruso II without difficulty OF danger
70 their oyo-sghi.
:. Il l. froo from Objectionable ndyer.
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BIZ children will have their minds cor.
rupled from having aeoss- to To- In fact,
i refuses thousands II dollar. worth ~
Mo bUsi paying advertisements annually,
because II Il devoted ~ the moral aud
,pIftuhl Interests u H. readers iusioaI "
- getting gain at their expense
y. ~ lone Ia not regulated by public
opinion nor tho hope Of gaining sub.
'odbOn or advertisements. II advocates
hat which h right and condemns that
which l. wrong, regardless Of results,
financial or otherwise.
10. II never nanssatea Nv readers By
aiming Oh columns OF solf.pu.iso FOE
ows toms.
II. Tho NEWS practices no deception
nd resorts 10 no suhloTfugts ~ induce
ouple 10 subscribe, bat on tho contrary,
refers 10 stand on Ia own merits. a. The
coplo's newspaper, with promise only
} DO H. utmost 10 give iii patrons tho
NJ value Of their monoy-a promise |
hich II has endeayoroi 10 faithfully
uep Ia the past.
~, In conclusion, ia latter day saint
N afford To subscribe for only ono news
'por, that paper should be- tho nEsEnIr
Ewsi and II moro than one, the SEws
ould invariably be the hnL
SUBSCRIPTIONS nArEsi
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Albert Erwin. editor ofth Leonard.
rcxas, Graphto, sayt. "For theecurr II
crnmps IN the stomach Chamberlain.
Collie, Cholera and DatrhUa Remedy
is the best and most speedy ever
used" Mrny other who have tflrl
~ entertain the same 0pinion. dNs
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NEw BEDFORD, Mas, June So
J. IA. Doane, n weliknown clothing
dealer, has left the town and Il Il said
that he Ia n forgcr TO the extent Of
$4,000.
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SYDNEY, n. \. W., Jun. aO.-Ons
hundred aud thlrty-thrc. election rr.
turns show tho election Of 81 ministers,
~ opposition, ~ Labor party and
Q Independents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-30

Have plenty Of money /, loan ON
city real estate and suburban acreage.
Mt lowest market rate.
EDWARD y. Wiclss,
dim ~ Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-30

IuDdE ANDERSON Is expected 10 render
his decision In the street nilrond iDjuno-
tion ease within the next few days, ltis
awaited with considerable Interest by the
rival companies.