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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-01

noon, will be awarded $40 Athletic sports and
a bail in Germania hall win close the days
exercises
s. A. wheelwright will locate Washington
state temporary headquarters in the Masonic
temple, Chicago.
More non-union bakers have arrived In the
CITY. and the contest between the union bakers.
Who have been trying TO GUST the non-union
bakers and their rivals promises to be holly
fought Union labels will be placed on union
made bread.
Officer Jack Kenns, who was with Oficer
Cudihee when the latter was killed by Steve
Scale has had four hairbreadth escapes in en-
coun,ering roughs during the past few months.
The latest attempt to take his life was made BY
one of gang Of prisoners whom he was trying
to arrest.
Mr.. aud Mrs. E. I. Sawyer and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. c. Brockenbrougn, IT,, have returned from q
trip up the side Of Mount Rainier As lar ~
Gibraltar.
The brickma.ons tonight decided to parade on
Labor day in the uniform of masons. The stone
masons will also parade In trade uniform.
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w hAtcom News.

WHArcoN, Aug. 3l.-[SpeciaL The b.
B. /. Company's sawmiII will start up on
Monday. Arrangements have been made
for the disposal of the output and the mill
will run right ahead.
The preliminary lines for the New What.
com & Lynden motor line will be COM
pleted tomorrow. The promoters of the
scheme say the work of construction " III
commence in the near future.
c. Nj. Young, candidate for governor on
the Peoples party ticket. will address an
open-air meeting here tomorrow.
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sARRPsREAp BAY, Aug. 31.-The track vas In
eair.y good condition. Summaries:
esven furlongs-Dr. Hssbrouck won, Potomac
Second, Correction third. Time, 1877 2-a
Partridge stakes, six furlongs, on tho turf
Eorn!tIs Colt won, Doctor second, xmin Bey
third. Time, l:i6 A..
Fuiurity course--Courtship won. Reginald
SECOND, Queen Euid third. Time, lis
Grest Falls stake, mi.e ana q furiong-Couns
Ven, Equity second, Now or Never third. Time,
I5e la
fuiurity course-Dsgonet won. Lord Dali
nsny second Ella third. Time. liz
Turf handicap, mile and quarter. on the
kri-Glosming won, Tom Rogers second.
8oQasfort third Time 2:l4a-S
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Cincinnati Races.

CINCINNATI, Aug. Si.-The Latonia TRACK was
senpy and dusty. Summaries:
SIX furlongs-Hyman won, Hippona second,
bncs Clark Thru. Time. i:l7.
:, Nhe-lA,tle Annie won. selma d. second.
neasefose third. Time. l:siia,
seven ADMINISTRATOR won, Mark g. second,
~ Farther third. Time. 1880
ave ant q bali iuriongs-Empross Frederick
kea. Dearest second, Harry l. third Time.
- -Four ant q hall furlongs Rapid Eel won,
.ss.
Eve and . hsif furIongs-Give Away won.
stessction second, Cliuty 4. third. Time, i:V9t
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A Trainer Picks Corbett to win.

NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-Dick Toner, who Is
widely known as trainer of prize fighters and
handler OF gamecocks and dogs, predicts that
the sullivan-Corbett fight will be short one.
He lives within about four miles of Corbett's
training quarters. ard he has spent much of his
time with the tall Californian and Is perfectly
familiar with his training tactics and style of
fighting. He said it was Corbett's intention to
stand right up and fight, aud that Corbett is OF
the opinion that he can fight just as fast as Sui
livan, and the faster the big fellow fights the
better he will like it. Toner thinks Corbett an
exceptionally good man. but by no means Sui
lvan's equal when it comes to hitting power.
RECORDS OF THE LEAGUES.
California Lea0ue.
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hnkrKspEScE, Is, Aug. I.-Ths California
soader, Flying lib. today broke the worlds
vscng record for race. going IL in 2:o1. lie
rs barred in the pools. He was entered in the
- pace for purse of $500 and won three
sssssat heats, making the first and second In
~ ana the last in 2:07 Reflector was second.
"a! csusilsvcr third. Barney fourth.
aroitinc, 9.il class Sl,eso-Clara n Won.
k.ak Ozark second. Victory MeGregor third.
sssAa fourth Best time. AHA
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Goodbye to tho Ball PLAY ers.

Kid Camp. Willie Lange and Charlie
Irwin leave this morning for Oakland,
where they will finish the season
with Colonel Robinson's team. r.
win will play shortstop and
LANCE will catch. Hatfield and McGinnis
left last night for the Montana State
League, and Billy Earle started for Gin
cinnati. Polhemus will probably 60 to
California, ann Big Bill Hassamer will be
the only ball player left in the CITY,
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Sullivan is fighting this time fully twenty
pounds lighter than in any previous battle, is
more active and can strike q quicker and harder
blow. He sized both men up very thoroughly
and il more than pleased with sullivan's APP
pearance and stands ready TO bet 1900 to $500
the moment he can find man willing to risk
$500 on Corbett, or any fraction of that amount
down to SO to s.
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OLYMPIA. Aug. Sl.-tSpeciai. "A sale Of
10 acres of school land at Sandy Point.
north OF Seattle. at SIS and $50 per acre.
has been disapproved by the state land
commission on the ground of collision.
the commission having been offered $iOO
per acre for the same property.
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CAMPBELL STILL CHAMPION.
" VI she Tennis Tournament for lSoa
NJ Newport.

ana OF the Tennis Tournament for 1892
NJ Newport.
NkwfcRr, r. l., Aug. 3l-This was the
last DAY OF the tennis tournament. The
crowd was the largest ever seen on the
grounds. Campbell opened the play.
aovey scored first, but lost the first game.
Campbell took the second also. Hovey then
won Two and Campbell followed with two
more. Then Hovey took two more.
oampbeH finally won~ the set. The play
In the second set was much of the same
order: with the exception that Hovey won.
Inc third set was keenly played, and went
10 Crmpbeh after a hard fight. In the
fourth set the games went steadily
70 Campbell till the score was love. Ho-
vey won the sixth, seventh and
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Vancouver Races.

VANCOUVER. WASH, Aug. 81 summaries OF
= second days races OF the North Pacific Trot-
'4s Horse Breeders Association:
stallion race-Altao won. Challenge Chief sec
"a Time. g.1li..
tafee- yeaf-slts' iro;-Napsuish won, VIM
'yN' secoad, King ratchen third. Time, 2:Sl
r.losang. , - ciass-Judee Bloomfield won.
AxS,fy second Time, 2aA
! ,ssrilns pace, half rnile-Altawood won. Ada
- ~eond. Time, In
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To Form an Athletic Club.

:, mere VII, he meeting in the psrlors of
- Motel Northern this evening for the
pose OF reriecting permanent organi-
ses'on of the athletic club which has been
process Of formation for some time.
= sc Number of members who have signed
!. ~ hst has reached ioa and includes many
= ''se most prominent men of the city.
- o TIE Most important things 10 be &C.
80 81 tae u sesing Il the name Of the
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California League Games.

SAN JOSE. Aug. 3l.-Score Of today's
game: San Jose S, hits 8. errors 4; Los
Angeles 4, hits Z, errors 0. Batteries
Hooper and Clark; Roach and Bald win.
SAN Francisco. Aug. 31-Oakland won
today by timely batting. Score: San
Francisco 1, hits S, errors 2; Oakland 4.
hits Z, errors2.
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rr~uk Stevenson rscks Sullivan to Win.

New YORK, Aug. Sl-Frsnk stevenson. who
refereed the Dempsey. Reagan fight. and many
o,hers equally notable, said that he and Sulli-
van have been Al outs ever since the sullivan
Kllrsin tight tut that did not in the least inter
fe-e with his opinion, g. he thinks sullivan has
. .sinea" aud viii win ia = galloR Ne thinks
Sullivan is IN better condition now thsn he ever
was IN bs.o.e and he Eas seen ali IL. asais,
s.ar hss hattie In Eproos With ChAxue Atghs1l
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Brief Tacoma Mesa

TACOMA, Aug. sL-ispeeiSi. l-one OF the ban
ners TO Ne carried in tire Labor dsy parade Mon
aaf "ist he~E 'a~ aeSena' No Inlcese" TIE
baby rs the largest number OF votes a,
tie baby GAsw, @ tss baseball psxk In TIA Altar,
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eighth with his opponent within sin.
gle point of victory each time. Ho-
vey scored the next two games and
Campbell took the odd game, making
him champion for the third consecutive
year. This ends the 1892 tournament
with Campbell retaining the title of
champion, Hovey winning the all-comers
prize and Larned taking the prize for
runner-up
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Warrington Pensions.

WASHINGTON CITY, Aug. si.-lspccial. Pen
sions have been granted TO residents OF Wash
ington as follows: OriEiual-Lewis X. Hilleary.
Additional-James Wells. Original widows'-
Rebecca C. Price
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Excursions to snoqualmie Falls.

Excursions to SnOQ ualmie Falls.
g for round trip on Sundays. limited to date
OF sale s. 30 for round trip, three-day tickets
to be sold on Saturdays. Special rates for par
ties made on application to me. Fine trout fish,
ing; delightful resort: good hotel L A. Ma
deau General Agent
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BANGOR, Me-, Aug. 3l.-At the Eastern
Maine state fair this afternoon the stallion
Nelson beat the worlds record of 2:151t on
ahalfmie track and trotted . mile in
n.i3,s
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c.uD. Two have been suggested, "The
queen City Athletic Club" and aThe
olympic" Indications are that the latter
name will be selected
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Kansas Murderer Arrested in Oregon.
BAKER CITY, Or, Aug. sL-sheriff Crawford,
of Kansas, will leave here tomorrow with Perry
King. who confessed tnatshe murdered . man
named Page in Kansas seven years ago. King
was arrested here several days ago for vagrAncy.
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The Fighting Editor Resigns.

G. A. Lafayette has resigned the posi-
ton of editor of the Mercury. He would
rather lay brick than light for living.
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SbOuhs
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or In other words, do the rirht thing
at the right time.
Begin the new year right. DO not
lie Indifferent 10 the welfare OF your
horse. Sec that agOOd sheer does your
work and that 1t Il done right. iusist
TINT he use the best in doing his lob.
The best Judgment, the best shoe, the
best nail.
The cost judgment comes only from
long study. The best shoe IN the shoe
best adapted for the peculiar needs Of
your horse. The best nail? There is
but one real horse nail, the "Putnam."
There are some who, for the sake OF
little pelf see ut TO attempt TO array
themselves under the same bsnuer. but
when tue facts are known, their puerilo
efforts TALL TO the ground.
These are the facts: All other nails
are made by taking a squeezed blank,
rolling II cold anu clipping u V shaped
piece from the end TO form the point.
Such process Ia directly contrary to
what experience has taught us-t1 be
beneficial 10 the metal, ami 1t stands to
reason such n nail cannot have the
toughncss Of n Hot Forged nail. IT,
hhtes are maugled aud dislntegIated,
and great liability when driven en-.
sues.
Perhaps you do not realize that a
split nail Is likely 10 penetrate into the
sensitive part Of the hoOi, among the
delicate nerves, causing a sensation
much tho same as wheu silver Is run
beneath the finger nail, and that lock.
law and death confront horse 40 un.
fortunate rs 10 be the victim Oi such
an accident.
On the other hand, the Putnam Sail
viii prolong, not shorten, the liiu Of
your horse, by causing him No Injury
aud Increasing mis- usefulness.
Hot forged from the end OF the best
Swedish iron rods while at u welding
heat, scaled by the water process with
out the use OF acids, and Hammer
Polntet, II follows and initiates the old
hand process. Its fibres are compncted,
perfect oneness is maintained, anu ii
Is imposslble thata Putnam Nal should
split or silver.
Quality and flush are on the side
OF the Hot Forged nail, or II IL obvious
that INSCRIPTIONS manufacturers OF
cold rolled aud clipped nails would not
make every effort TO increase their
trade by vain efforts 10 avail themselves
OF the reputation Of the Putnam Nail.
Strike 'ghi'e he iron is hot. WE DO.
Other nail manufacturers DO NOT. Ia.
sist on the use OF the Putnam, the only
Hot Forged uail aud therefore the ONLY
safe nail to drive.
Send TO the PUTNAM NAIL co.
NEPONSET, BOSTON, MASS, for
samples.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-03

The tendency OF this disease toward
pneumonia Is what makes II dangerous,
In Grippe requires precisely thn same
treatment ~ n seyerr cold. Chamhor.
iain's Cough Remedy IL famous for ~
cures Of tevere colds. This Remedy
etiectually oOunteracis the tendency 81
the disease TO result In pneumonia,
provided that proper care he iakeu 10
avoid exposure when recovering frnm
the attack. Careful inquiry among tlr
many thousands who have used this
remedy during the epidemics OF thr
past two yeaW hn, failed 10 discover q
single case that has not recovered ma
That has resulted In pneumonia. 50
c,eut snd 81 hotties lOr sale by Y. G. NJ.
|. Drug Dent. ds
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Wu ,uyrutinn COZ
Albert Ei.lnmun. by birth Polo. by
5mfe aon mechanical engineer s
patsutng a. process TINT be riams vii.
yoluuorize thc worlds fuel Hi
elpins have already b,rn fayombly CON
.iorcd in HE Washington patent office
Nr. Edcnnann observed long time asu
tho great quantities Of Ignite on lu,
car.i'a surface. Lignitc ia an inferior
smd of coal which nobody want. ana
which lies around n Che way Lignitt
20 beloved 20 b. coal formed at u later
period than the other cu'l ON the earth
A rlpeuinr process. something Ike That
which ripeus apples Ia tio Gun. mus
tal,e place w The ignite coal h,fore IL
will be- IL fos tuol. and centuries mu.t
pa. before tho operation is completed
Edchmnun racke1 hI. brain and
searched the earth for chemicals which
could do quickly what earth aud air r.
quiro ages To- complete Then ho could
In few huum or days turn hgui;o into
6rst class fuel lie observed. he said
THAT the f1'i Possessed magnetic power
witch drew heat 70 Ne could get TO
gothcr plants that contained Va % great
dogroothc clements ~ heat, gas aud fire.
dry ani reduce them 90 powder. mis-
them with the powdered ignite aud
then under tremendous pressure force
the whole mass into brick shaped solids.
he would have u magnificent fuel shat
could bo produced at a cost OF QUO dollar
a ton. THIS Mr Edelmaun declares be
hns done aud that his now fuel burns
without suloke. Let us nll hopo Thu
good story Is true.
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A Li,ii. airI's Experience In = Light.
House.

Mr.. aud Mrs. Loren Tfeacott are
keepers Of the Gov. Lighthouse at
Sand Beach, Mich, and ere blcss,d
with a daughter, four year, old. Last
April she was taken down with Meas.
les, followed with dreadful Cough
and turning into Fever. Doctors vt
home aud NJ Detroit treated her. but In
vain, she grew worse rapidly, until she
WINS mere "handful OF homes. -
Thou she tried Or, Kings New Dis.
covery aud after the use OF two ana n
bali bottles, WAS completely cured.
They say Df. Kings Nov Discovery
Is worth liz weight in gold, yet you
may get n trial bottle free at a. G..
NTH a Co.'S pfug store. u,
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SILR Crust Oh BABY
Best physiciaus said 80 Cure While
Tccthlng. Tie Was Cured
Promptly by Cuticuri.

sou cthlng over twu ycars nno. our boy, ih0n
Ices Wsn one year oil. vns troubled VIII an
eruption on he head. pronounced hy our bet
uhrsitlahs t1lt nrlar OF "mtk crust % lutau be-
uic eczema Ihoy n'so saI1 that u wauid De
iwrnfslUiC 70 cutc u uutI after Me- mad hnghrd
tucihiur THIS ma'Ady LtUt sprvtfinr until hia
would draw mH finger nails down on nUih
chCeks, removing the Feaha, and the blood run
n.uF dowN on his chin maize him prctuui %
rhastv aiTus We commenced usiug trrt
tuA NfWIutfs, ana iu tiyu Wtrka we noticed
q wonderful Improvement, ami In two muuths
hls faoc We frtsh aud iau, and uas been poe.
ftrUt well Utrr Finre. We uuhrsl tltiuElY rive
all cfuutt 90 DrTftI ga.
x Will ANS. Tou poigc. Iowa
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=" In buying ~ cough medicine for
children" says II. A. Walker, a prom.
inent drugglet OF Ogden, Utah, "never
be afraid 90 buy Chamberlaln's Cough
Remedy. There ~ no danger from IL
and relief ~ always sure to follow. |
particularly recommend Chamber.
lain's because have found it To lie
SAFE ans reliable. 80 cont bottles for
sale by u. &. NJ, /. Drug Dent. ds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-03
THE DEMOCRATS RATlPY.
They Hold Large and Enthusiastic
Meeting In Walkers Pavilion.

More than three thousand persons
attended the ratification meeting OF the
Democrats In WalEer's Pavilion last
night. Every inch OF available space
was occupied and many person, were
turned away for lack of room.
The speakers platform was taste
fully draped with the stars and stripes,
ana stirring strains OF beautiful music
enlivened the occasion.
CHAIRMAN SHREDDER
called the meeting TO order In the fol.
lowing Language; "IIo whom the
gods destroy they first make mnd.O
We have made the "Llbernls" mad,
and we will destroy them on MONDAY,
II there Is any among you who DOUBT
II, let him look at tho Young Men's
Democratic Club Of the SeoOud pre-.
cinot numbering 800 solid voters, every
one Of whom voted the WLiberalD
ticket two years ago. | have now the
honor to offer Tor your chairman " the
evening the name Of lie Grand Young.
That gentleman assumed charge Of
the meeting.
Speeches were made By +. II. Dyer,
Judge JUDD, Judge Henderson, Colonel
Lett, j. Il. TimmOny, Governor
West, Colonel Merritt, CIV. Snow and
q. A, Mclean. They arraieued the
"Lihera" faction In strong terms for
It's broken pledges, reckless expeudi.
ture Of the cily's finances anu omen
ENCOURAGEMENT Of vice anu crime.
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one Of tho anomaicl Of tao emil
OF the century was presented at tue
annual ball Of tho United Working
Girls cluba OF New York city. There
were eighteen clubs. represented by
noarly 3.OOOgirls. who danced Thoha
was held Ia the great, brilliantly lighted
Madison Square garden, aud was strik
Ing scene Mas Dodge aud tho lady
managers approved OF masculine grace
aud bcnuiy at the ball and asked the
girls to bring their brothers, sweet
hearts aud malo escorts and friends
But the girls answered, "No. wo don't
want any uen around ia the way" and
the men were accordingly excluded from
this Adaniicss Eden Of au evening The
maiiens PLAYED bachelor by tying hand.
kcrchiefs around their arms, 10 dist.n
guish thom from the girl dancers At
tho working girls ball last year there
VIA tho .aine strange refusal to admit
masculine plrtucrs. In view Of this
tact the editor Of The Homsmsl,er may
well ask What have the men bon
dH,nus
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-03

Certainly, la one Instance, II does.
Hood's Sarssparilla lie the great pro
tsctlou agRinit the dangers OF impure
blood, and II VIII cure or prevent all
diseases Of this class. II has well won
its name Of the best blood purifier by
IT, many remarkable cures,
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Commencing Monday, Feb. |, 1892,
the Utah Genital Railway will run
Passenger sud Freight Trains 10 Park
CITY. Passenger train leaving Salt
Lake Mt S am, Freight train at $40
Am.
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IL one Of tho chief blessings OF every
home. To always insure good Gus.
hrds, puduings, sauces, cte., use Gail
Borden eagle" Brand Condensed
Milk, Directions on the label. Sold
by your grocer and druggist. |
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-03

The greatest cold on record was ut
Jal;ontasls, Siberia, Jan %, 1899,
when tested spirits Thermometers nm
down to 40 dcgs. below the zero pom!
vi Fahrenheit.
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"Chambeilniu's Cough Remedy l.
NJ staple NJ coffee In this vicinity. II
has done AN Immense amount OF good
piuce lta Introduction here" a. VI.
NoRDEIt, Maple Ridge, MINI. For
sale 10y z. G. NJ. |. Drug Dept. DIS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-03

II you are not feeling strong and
healthy, try Electric Bltters. II "La
Grippe" has loft you weak and weary,
use Electric Bitter. This remedy acts
directly on Liver, Stomach aud Kid
peys, gently aiding those organs to
Perform their functions. II you are ~.
tiict.d wit Sick Headache, you will
ind speedy and permanent relief by
taking Electric Blttere. One trial will
convince you that this ia the remedy
you need. Large bottles only 5lc. al
A. q. smith n Co.'S Drug Store. 0's
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whrn Baby was sick, We gave hos casiorA.
when shs was a CHILD, she cried Tor Cassoria.
whcn che bochm. Miss, she clang'to castona
When she had children, sue gave them castoria
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The highest prSise has been won by
Hoods pills for their easy yet efficient
action. Sold by all drusgists. Price
rs cents per box. 4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-03

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No. IL Main Street All work guar.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-03

Good news to kidney Dlsen,e
Patients; buy CDR. HalJs Healtb
Pamphlet" Price $500. George God,
1ard, Agent 8
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-03

Pure Drugs-Johnson, Pratt a Co..
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