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When anything stands test Of finy
years among discriminating people
like the Americans, II ia pretty good
evidence that there Is merit some.
where. The value Of medicine Il
best proved by It's continued uso from
yesT 10 year by the same persons and
families, a. well as by n steady In
cfeaAing sale. Few, II any, medicines
have met with such continued sue.
cess anu popularity as has marked
the Introduction and Progress oil
BRANDRETn's PILLS, which, after n
trial Of over iilty years, are conceded
20 be the safest anu most elective
purgativo and blood purifier Introduced
TO the public.
That this In the result OF merit, Rnd
that BRANDRETH's Pills actually
perform all that Is claimed for them,
is conclusively proved by the fact that
those who regard them with tho great.
est favor are these who have used
them the longest.
BRANDREIH's Pills are sold In
every drug and medicine store, either
plain or sugar coated.
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FRANCES ATTITUDE IN SIAM.
The Blockade Continued and an A.
tack on Bangkok Threatened.
Security Demanded for tho CARR ing
out OF the Terms oftho
UllInRtun.

LONDON, July 8l.--Tho Paris CORES.
pendent Of news agency says: IL ia
learned on good authority that France
demands NJ security from Siam, that
the terms Of tho ultimatum will be
carried out, the temporary custody Of
Chanta. Bun, n town near tine Gull OF
Siam; also that Slam shall establish nc
military stations In certain named
places near the frontier Of Cambodia,
or within certain distance from the
Mekong river.
A dispatch from Bangkok, dated
Monday, pm, say; "rhe uneasi.
nesH among the people, far from LESSEN
ing, Ia incTonsing, Seven more French
gunboats have arrived. Negotiations
are still going on, but the progress
made II not reported. The intentions
OF the French Are awaited with fear
and apprehension. Admiral Human
has Issued n second blockade notice, to
take effect three days nom Saturday.
He will order the British warshipH
PallAs aud Swift, now lying OF Bang.
kOk, TO 20 outside the blockade limits.
Unless the French government inter-
poses qriukly an attack ON Bangkok
seems cSg tain,
The Standards Paris correspondent
sRys. lowing to the representation
made 10 Deville by Lord Dunerin, the
question OF n neutral zone between the
French possessions Ia the Siamese pc.
ninsula and British Burmah aud the
shan states has been settled aatiaiac.
torily. IL has been agreed that tue
French blockade OF the Siameso coast
be raised Immediately.
No confirmation OF this was received
up to late hour tonight
PARIS, July SLIT IL stated on high
authority that France Intends to take
decisive steps TO ensure SlAm'e carry
ing out the terms OF tho ultima,um.
The blockade will be continued till
Frances demands are satisfied. a
prominent Paris merchant who owns
warehouses In Bangkok, in an inter
view today, expressed the opinion that
decisive action was necessary TO restore
the prestige which France enjoyed In
Siam after the adoption OF the COM
mercial treaty OF 1850. The French
trade has recently declined heavily,
he said, In consequence Of English and
German enterprise and intrlgues u
destroy the French Influence.
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In Box Elder County.

ANfFfaIoNofN0f lLHLhhI NEWS
WILLARD CITY, July 2s, 1907
Considering the busy season and short
evenings, We had very successful
free illustrated lecture In this place lat
ovenlng,ln the meeting house. Willard
Ia noted for intellectual lectures and
knows how 10 appreciate them.
NJ. w. Dalton and l took n stroll
through an eleven acre fruit garden
In the borders Of willard CITY. Meet.
Ing tho proprietor, Byron Barker, he
babe US welcome aud conducted Us
around, explaining tho varieties Of
pears, plume, peaches, ounce, pruncH,
apples, blackbcrriea aud fagpbrtrics.
| thought this one VI the choice sights
OF long Journey. Great credit IN due
Brother Barker and his family, who, 1
learn, have contributed much 10 make
this choice home what It now T..
should coy there Will be gathered 400
cases Of blay kbefricr, 200 ofrnspberTiet,
about two tons Of plums, 1000 boxes OF
peaches and forty Or my boxes OF
pear.
There Is another Barker here, but no
relations, aud who has model grape
ileld, the best In this part OF the
county. IL Is said he makes people
feel oveT.joyful some times. These
two gardens are exceptional, though
thore are here other oteditable 0rohpTds
anu productive gardens.
Although crops here appear pretty
fair, complaints are maue Of lighter
yield than usual. The oaterpillafs did
rad work ON iruit treos. soma lew
apricot trees are nc this timn loaflers
with shrinken fruit, which IL dropping
from the ttees. GTassh0ppers are eat.
ing the lucern badly. They arc very
numerous, and fears for next year are
expressed by the farmers. Water seems
to he plentiful heresbOuts, anu the pro-
specls are good and encouraging for a
supply. No one appeam idle. Every
one has something 10 do.
attended the Young Ladies' Mutual
Improvement Assoc alton meeting,
which was well attended. Essays,
lectures, questions and answers, slug.
Ing and remarks were made with u
very agreeable time.
EDWARD STEVENSON.
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Paddy smith ana Young corbctt.

RoBY Ind, July 3l.-Tho light.
weight fight between Paddy Smith,
brother OF Denver Ed. Smith and
"Youug Corbutt" otherwise known as
George Green, ut the Columbian Ath-
letic club, attracted 5000 people tonight.
The light was for pureo Oi $1,000 Of
which 5000 goes 20 the loser. This was
"Young Corbetts" tlrat finish fight,
and his name.iather Champion Jim
Corbett WIS there 10 sec II. Ho was
received by the audience on his en-
trance with great demonstration.
In the twenly-sevonth round Green
was knocked down by a swing ON the
Jaw. He got up before being counted
out, but Smith knocked him down
again Ave times IN succession, Green
finally olinching TO avoid punishment.
This was the hottest round OF the fight.
In the twenty.oiphth round Green
came up apparently fresh, but Smith
landed and knocked him down. De.
lnney then threw up the sponge but
Green would no quit until Champion
Jim COrbett went into the ring and
made him stop.
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he moved for committee on invosii-
CATION.
Gladstone taid he would answer to.
morrow.
Fisher, conservative, WI started
the ilst fight, arose and expressed deep
regret fof the part be took. He
thought Logan intended to assault him
or Carson.
Logan emphatically denied any
Intention to assault any one, and
deeply regretted being concerned In
the affair.
Gladstone said the explanations were
satisfactory, and he hoped the matter
would be allowed to drop.
BaliOur and Mccarthy alec ex-
pressed satisfaction. hut Mccarthy
protested again6t the statement that
the row was due to the lrishmen.
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HOSIERY. RITTS.

And Ladies' Underwear at slaughter prices
sacrifice Of all our Childrpu's Summer Dresses
Chld's Bingham Drossos reduced from a. 40 90 100 "a
" " 7 1,,9 w., ,o S s5,,,'
Great cut on all our Pamgo., Fans and Millinery.
anything In stock.
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Since it, first introduction Electric
Bitters has gained rapidly in popular
favor, until now II 10 clearly In the
lead among pure medicinal tonics and
Notwithstanding nothing which
Iormits itS use ~ q beverage or tntoEk
cant; II Is recognised as tho b0at and
puTost medicine for all ailments OF
stomach, Livsrior Kidneys. II will
cure Sick Headache, Indigestion, OJn-
s;ipation, and urivs Malaria from tho
system. Satisfaction guaranteed with
eaoh bottle or The money will be- re-
funded. Piigo Only 600. per bottle.
Sold by A. q. smith 4 Co., DTugglhiG
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etantialle that the suspensions TO which
the Judge referred were made by virtue
Of an order Of Secretary Holding.
Raum treated disabilities not Of ser.
vice origin the same "a disabilities
which were. The present secretary
having found that the erroneous
Ofders Of Raum were unfevOked anu
claims adjudlcsted hereunder un.
questioned could not do otherwise
than revoke these orders providing "A
new one in accordance with the law
for future practice and order a re.exam.
ination OF prior adJudications 10 correct
error.
In conclusion Reynolds said: awe
are simply correcting abuses and plac-
ing pensioners under the act OF June
q, 1890, on an equality. We are
pledged to mako the pension roll n
roll OF honor, and will continue this
work TIL the people who demanded o
reform shall call a halt"
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GEOGRAPHIC.
CRISIS REACHED.
|Ik1s Lumber Showers D.ly the
OllCeTs Of the Law.
slSeUlNARY BATTLE FOUGHT.
on.I'nlun Men Terribly Deaten.-Strik.
or, Observation-Disclosures Will
10 Protected.

ASHLAND, wis July 8l.-The crisis
va reached In tho lumber showers
s,le this morning. The strikers
a. dis defed the officers OF the city
and county, closing with Thorn in n
hand 10 hand battle, in which blood
was shrd freely.
The Shores Lumber company sent
word to Mayor o'Keefe that II had
comm enoed the work Of loading boats
with non union laboTefa and asked for
pollce protection. The moyor sent
chief Of Police Schwartz and some
officers to the docks where they were
Joined by Sheriff O'Bfien and deputies.
'rho work had hardly commenced,
boweyer, when a great mob OF strikers
warmed down. The foremost OF them
were fOrcibly handcuiied by tho OIL
esn and others arrested, who were
afterwards rescued from the police by
their fellows.
A desperate hand 10 hand csntest
followed. The officers were nearly all
bruised with clubs and stones. The
pon.union men were struck down with
rlubs and terribly beaten as they He'd,
taulc stricken, followed by the sttik.
70. They were met by the officers
who protected them from further VIC.
lencp.
FORTY Of the rlngleaders Of the
strikers were arrested. Mayor
O'Keefo says the president Of theLum.
bsf shovers' Union assured him that
no violence would be- committed. He
now swears the city will protect the
non.unlon labor at any cost.
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The "LION COFFEE" Bicycle
Was drawn by Number 1900. Who
has II? @. II. Martin, 1895 South West
Temple.


For summer complaint In tho child
rem, there Is nothing as good as
ChAmberlain's Collie, Cholera aud
Diarrhma Remedy. Il cures dyeentry,
diarhwa and cholera intantum, anu
never fails when used In time and tho
plain printed directions are followed.
When reduced with water and sweet
ened II II pleasant TO take. 20 and so
cent bottles for sale by u. q. M. l..
Drug Dent. dAA
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WAmuNGToS, July 3l.--For the
fut time since the passage Of tho
sherman silver law, tho treasury this
mouth failed 10 buy the full quota Of
l.5OO,OO0 ounces Of silver. The total
Purchases tor the month were 2,3si,O00
euucts, leaving shortage Of ., ll6,OOO
aunces. The amount purchased today
vas 49, 600 ounces, ut the counter Of.
fer Of sU.1O80 per ounce.
Congrorsmen Pence aud Bell Of
Colorado were In Prestou's room ut the
time no rejected oil offers and made u
counter offer. Both Of them were
much concerned about what they
claimed was an effort OF the treasury
department 10 "boat" the price Of sill
vel In tho markets OF the world,
They indicated their purpose to pre-
eipllAte the silver discussion this first
working day OF the extra session by a
resolution " inquiry as to whether or
not the secretary OF the treasury has
exceeded his authority In refusing to
putchaso 100000 ounces In July, as
provided by law.
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Tnr RAILRoAD SITUATION.
A Failing on In the Traffic OF
Late.

Late.
chicago, July Sl.-President Rein
hart vi the Santa Fe system, speaking
ofthe general railroad situation, said
It Is true that the traffic has fallen oil
greatly OF late, but the most Of
the large roads forssaw this and
tggan TO prepare for IL months ago.
Tia reduction In expense has kept
pce with the reduction In traffic and
he FINAL settling up will show net
earnings on most Of the roads rs large
~ usual.
Mr. Reinhart Ia decidedly not OF the
opinion that there Ia any foundation Ia
Tact Tor the many rumors In circulation
10 the effect that general passage OF
diyidendB 10 to DO expected. such ru-
mors are put In circulation by itTespOn.
tlble parties who have sold others the
property and want to buy II back
cheaper. Such men ought TO be- In the
penileniiaTy. with them originated
the report that the Santa Fe will follow
The Brio into the hands OF n receiver.
The financial depression will not last
very long.
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OLYMrIA, Wash, July sl.-F. Hofi.
inAn, wealthy meichPnt who died
Quay from an operation performed for
hefnla aud disease OF the prostate
gland, lett curious will. He requests
Ihal his body DO thoroughly dis
,,5,eled for tho "beneflt Of humanity"
MS property, which "a valued at about
quarter OF million, il left to his
VIE lilo requests her TO see that his
sniY daughter, Mrs. honrose OF
ehloago, whom no disinherited for
marrying against his will, never wants
lof anything.
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wAsIuNuroN, July 3l.-Secreinry
Carlisle has taken hand In the
Chinese row In Now York where
there has been 10 much friction be.
tween the treasury agent and Collector
Hendricks. The secretary says fatty
that the department cannot concur
In Hondrlok's view that the unauthor.
lied practice discontinued by it, order
Ct the 18th Instant Of authenlicating
certificates OF the Chinese consul at
Now York by the slgna,ure and seal II
the collector should he resumed. The
secretary quotes cases where SAID
practice resulted in number OF
Chinese getting In who had no right
here.
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mon ne Co0triHs, 7erd,' haHner
My vile anu four children were
taken very suddenly with severe cases
OF cholera morhus. / bought u bottle
of Chamberlain Cole, Cholera and
Dlarrhma Remedy, and from one 10
two doses gave relief in each Gaze.
heartily recommend Il; believing II the
best remedy known for bowel COM
plants. % and 80 cent bottles for sale
by u. q. M. 1. Drug Dent. dds
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WASH DRESS GOODS.

Prices
All All our 25c sa'Sons reduced 2ic
All roncod frop,
OF
Ohalios reduced from % 5c por 81
All outing lnnnc White
wash Goods than on tho
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NJ NEI 10 LOAN OS FATlMs AND CITY
WI property, and collateral Good notes
bought short umH loans GA endorsed notes
Waterman Bros, Room 9, Central blueA,
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WANTED.
CO LU NJ ~

C,ITUAIION WANTED BN An ENCEP.
y uonuly competent aud reliable General
House servant. Good Cook and lauudrcsa.
Can no seen at Room hcnnott'Culmcr Block
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PORTLAND, Ore, July 8l.-Unlted
States District Judge Belllnger has
rendered an important decision In the
case Of n Chinese woman. She was TO-.
fused landing on the ground that she
was only the mistress Of Me KEN.
Judge Bollinger, however, held that
they were Justly married according 10
Chinese law, he therefore allowed bor
to land.
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w tn take charge NJ local business M
Idaho; also Resident Manager for ogden,
Particular Room kruuUtt sOulmUT blOCK.
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sPRiEGFELD, H., July 3l.-At a
s'e hour last night the agent OF the
american Express company received
sNlsP patch from the chief OF police at
~ Diego, Cal, stating that u man,
.g.usht TO be- William Whitman, the
Tlphny's ascending cashier, was In
,,'MAlco, near San Diego. Reputation
Hpe'a win be SECURED II possible.
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BuENos AYREs, July 3i.-rho rRdl.
cal forces nro concentrated around La
Plata, preparing for an attack. The
governor has ordered 5000 mo1, aud 10
confident Of his ability ~ held his
own. Several thousand coloniels have
Joined the insurgents marching on 10
santa Fo. The radicals have been
victorious nj Kornrio.
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SAN FRANCISCO, July 3l.-Whon
the case Of NJ. u. Curtis, the actor, ac'
cused OF the murder Of Policeman
Grant was called TO-DAY, Curtis failed
10 appear. He IA out on $4,000 tail
and n bench warrant was Issued tor
his arrest.
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Penr,'a Arctic expedition.

PHILADELPHIA, July 8l.-A special
dated ~. Johu's, n. h., says inior.
nation IN received from Labrador Of
serious trouble 10 Lieutenant Pcary'g
expedition. IL IL said II IN 30 great
that the trip is likely - prove n
failure.
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WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, July d.
atuvlces from Warrington county state
WAl Jour hundred Indians are making
sgtth deal OF trouble. Some Of them
~ armed and arc threatening the set
'e'ei and serious trouble is feared.
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OANACA, Mex, July 3l.-Troublo
between the towns OF Macallleprc and
T'Jalpa in this state over the question
OF boundary lines has eliminated In n
lnttle, n number Of people on both
sides were billed and many wounded.
a large detachment OF troops was
sent 10 qucll the disturbance.
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The COLD storage Firc.

CHICAGO, July 3l.-In connection
With the grand jury investigation into
lhe cold storage warehouse fire, n
local paper tonight prints sensational
Story 10 the effect that tile fire was OF
lneendiary origin, the incentive being
desire 10 cover up "a Wholesale theft
q goods stored In the warehouse.
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Be Sure


You attend our GREAT AUGUST CLEARANCE SALE.
Hh positively the last opportunity viii have
new aud elegant merchandise such sacrifice prices
appreciate the fact that money plentiful It
might be, yet we do not think cause
pain when we compare condition with that Of
sister states aud Territories II will be enough
out when we hurt IN the meantime dollars
y purchasing goods at half price from the leaders OF low
priccs-Watcr Bros. a Fycr Co.
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NEW YomS, July 3l.-A dispatch
was received ,his afternoon by the
Nicaragua CAual company from it,
agent ut Grhuada, stating that peace Is
restored In Nicaragua.
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hAN FRANolsCo, July 81. - The
uullulng and stock Of Berger, Reich a
@mpauy, Wholesale fancy goods, were
samaged 100000 by fire tonight.
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ASHAMED or THEMSELVES.
Members Of the House OF Commons
Regret thc Riot.

LONDON, July 8l.--In the commons
tonight Hunter liberal, asked II tho
assaults committed Thursday would
be allowed TO pass without punlsh-
meut being inflicted upon the offend
ers; also what action would be taken II
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HERE WE GO!

entire
loss u or vnlu
10 Of good quality reduced o75c to Csc por yd
rom sl.25 % cporyd '' '' '' ''''N0'
10 pieces Figured chaugoabc silks por yi
Oh bedford Cords
80 p' OF new and cipco In
Io Nl2b outn
In oilor
o"n.taudug
continue % slaughter of
ZION tho time nj hn tho
sweeping reductions
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IHE NusrENsIoN OF rrNsIoNs.

N'ant Secretary Reynolds Explains
'"o foltcS of tho Administration.
.,'llsBuRo, July M.--Judge Stagle
me county court recently wrote
n'Ani Secretary OF the Interior
g!nolds about tho recent suspension
many pensions, etc. He has 70.
s e'ei lengthy reply from Mr.. Rey.
liD NV explaining tho policy Of the
'hlslfatlon. Reynolds says sub
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SLEyERAL WELL IMPROVED FARMS.
- value. 500 60 gll.OIl. close 90 city, trldu
tor insido city property ". J, Hogan, 40
rostonco Hook
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II You HAVE ANYTHING 10 TRADE
call on mo- ". j. hogan, 90 reEtonico
Block.
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RIO TBApE - TEN ACRE FARM AND
u dairy, two miles south Of city. 500
monthly receipts from milk rUutc, horses
hul drtNCty WAGONS, complete mlk uutui, %
cows aud rhlVcs, good stock of poultry 2
acres NUT hti Vegetable, balance lu hay,
nice broom hrirs house, IhWuH, fruit aud
Hhndc ugua. lease ut ~ per month. Value
il,a1 Trade Cor equity in residence. ". J.
Began, til fustudrr Block.
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nGDkN LOIS On kNOH nth CLEAR,
~ value % o0. for improved salt Lake psup'
cry. WI. Began, ii1f a. BLOCK.
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VALUABLE REIMBURSEMENT % MLEs
from lumple tor equity Or lois. W. j..
Hogan. Gl1 D. ~. filurE
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II YOU WISH TO ENGAGE IN ANY
L line Of business Il will way you 10 sec me.
W. J. nuTan, iiu pOst0nlcC Block,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR RENT.

A 4RoOMRp COTTAGE, CELLAR AND
IA summer Kitchen city wafer. slu per
month, Apply at this olncu,
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CpLtNDtn OPENINGS ron CAPABLE
> once men to gct half interest iu ostah.
lshcd hueineahus 500 to $3.50 required, "
j. Hogan, go postnnlco ulOck
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I HAVE SEVERAL NlCK GROCERIES
for sale from 500 to 5000 W. j, hogan,
t1 Pcst1nlec Block.
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fH ACHES NEAH pUOyO rOH CITY
m lois or residence equity. WI. hogan,
~ lsstuticu Kiosk.
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DUHSisHED UOOMtNG HOUSES ASD
II hotels, centrally located, 10 60 50 rooms,
clearing So 70 ill1 per month Price, 500 ~
3lNN ". y. Hogan, 40 lostOillco block
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GEvERAL GOOD PAYING UEsrAUUANrs IL.
- lrico,. $50 10 5000 W. j. Began, 90
Il-Lnll-n mIu-k.
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EUOD FARM ~ IDAHO TOR CITY
VI property. W. J. Hogan. 40 rosiomrc
block
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FOUND.

A MAsTlFF. mas or COLLAR WITH
IA name. Prove ownership, and apply to
MArCnMAN, NEWS Onlee, alter Pm.
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OEn HEAD WGH GRADE RANGE
ZeDNJ horse and 90 mules 10 exchange Tor
house ana lot close tu. ur acreage tuHi1u live
miles out D. spencer, OMeara Hluuk, 10
West second south.
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TO TRADE.

'I'O rWADE-A FiHsr. CLASS YARN OF
4 ioi acres, only siE miles from city; niC1
residence. lawns, gardens, fruits, stables, all
farm implements. everything pertaining 90 a
nrat clHts farm. Al under cultivation. prin.
cipalV lrHt class meadow land. one OF tho
finest lurms in ttah. Value $500, an clCur
long time on balance. W. }. Hogan, 80 Post.
o1cU D uck.