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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-19
First Illustrator of America.

In the British museum there is pre-
served John Whites original drawings in
water colors illustrating Sir Walter Ra-
leigh's voyage into Virginia in 1856 This
John White was an English painter who
was sent by Queen Eliza beth in 1855 to
Virginia as principal draughtsman in
Raleigh's second. petition for exploring
the country and planning his first ''col-
onie.'' The expedition of seven ships
was under the command of Admiral Sir
Richard Grenville, the ancestor of the
founder OF the Granville Library OF the
British museum.
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The Union Pacific Meeting.

The annual meeting of the Union Pa
ciic occurs on April Is, when a successor
to President Clark will undoubtedly be
chosen. Mr.. Willard, the Omaha banker,
who is now prominently spoken of in
connection with the position, is well
known here, and is spoken OF as very
strong man. He is thorough westerner,
and his selection would prove very salts
factory this side of the Missouri.
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THE "MoNoNv rRoUBLE.

Motions Made Against the Appointing of
Receiver.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March 1s.-G. W.
Kretzinger, general counsel, E. G.
Fields, general solicitor, and Ayers and
Jones OF this city appeared in Judge Bar
tholomew's court today in behalf of the
Monon railway in the suit of William j.
Craigs who asked for receiver for the
road. They filed an affidavit setting forth
that Craig was 81 nonresident of Indiana
and asked that he be required to furnish
a cost bond by next Saturday, and for an
order to require Craig on five days. notice
to appear and submit to an examination
under oath. Judge Bartholomew made
both orders,
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DisraelI, leaning on Mr.. Torrens' arm,
passing the corner of "that famous emil
nence," st. James street, came upon a
bishop, who took off mis- hat and bowed
very low.
Disraeli looked hard at me, as if curious
to know what l thought of the egregious
obeisance, and then said: 81 made him
bishop, but 1 forget his name. ''-Tl5enty
Years In ParJidment-T OrTeRS.
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Crispi was DeReinach,s Agent

ROME, March IS. - 1t is stated that
Signor Crispi acted in Italy for Baron De-
Reinachs firm from 1866 until the time of
his accession to power, and Baron De-.
Reinach, in 1891, begged Crispi to re-
sumo his position, and at the same time
paid Crispi arrears of fees due for former
services. These statements are regarded
as sufficient explanation of the Paris
PaneIIi reYelations.
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A Complainant Arrested .

John Carter and Joseph Komarck
are employed at the st. James. The
former is negro and presides over the
destinies of the kitchen at that place.
Yesterday he and Komarck had little
passage at arms in which the white mem
Der of the duo was slightly bested. As q
consequence he swore out a complaint
of assault and battery against Carter and
was himself arrested for disturbing the
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rAfR TO BE HELD.

The ladies are about TO arrange for q
bazaar to be held in the first part of next
month, to defray the expenses of the so
ciety, and invite all to take an interest in
the cause and assist them by donating a
small sum OF money or articles. All who
wish to do so please notify OF deliver same
to the following ladies': Mrs. P. W. Mad
sen, SIS East First South; Mrs. Martha
166 North Main; Mrs. M. P. Madsen, 66d
South West Temple; Miss Emma Jorgen-
sen, So Apple street.
MRS. P. W. MADsEN,
Mis-. o. j. ANDERSEN, President.
Secretary.
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EUREKA MINING NOTES.
MINING Cnnnentrates.

Wells, Fargo & Co. yesterday received
Mingo bullion, SS, 693.
Mccormick & Co. received: Silver and
lead ores, $4,000.
t. R. Jones & Co. received: Bullion,
81, 500; ores, 81, 800.
The Pioneer sampler has received no
tons of Diamond and fourteen OF New
Highland ore.
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CAPTAIN DONNELL'S BRAVERY.

He Tells How He Frustrated the Designs
of Two Footpads.
Captain Donnell, of the Pacific Insur-
ance Union, yesterday related to HER
AID reporter, a hair-raising account Of a
daring hoId-up, of which he was the vic
tim or hero. According to his story two
footpads seized him as he was passing
along Third South Friday night, and at
tempted to secure his watch and money
They then tried to choke him, but he was
too much for them and by his brave and
intrepid conduct frightened them away.
1t was subsequently learned that the
captains robbers were two insurance
friends from San Francisco, who thought
it would be mighty fine joke to give
him q little scare as he was returning home
from late dinner. The joke is on the
captain.
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The Medical Board.

The territorial board of medical exam
iners met last evening and acted upon
ninety applications, which is more than
has been presented at any four previous
meetings. The board fixed April z for the
now practicing without diplomas, and all
whose applications have been filed and
have commenced to practice since the
passage of the medical act The board
adjourned to meet again next Saturday
evening.
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oregon Pacific Kecsivership.

New YORK, March 1s.-Judge Ingram
today. after hearing arguments of coun-
sci. said he would on Monday make an
order confirming Everest w. Hadley as
receiver of the Oregon Pacific railroad
and directing ex-Receiver T. Egertor
Hogg to surrender the books OF the COM
DanV
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Rusi,,ess Notes.

r.. PETITE ngill has accepted the posi-
ton OF manager of the Equitable Life
Assurance ASSOCIATION for Utah, succeed
ing NJ. Rush Warner, deceased.
Mr.. Klein, representing the Hebrew
colony which has secured large tract of
land in Millard county, left for the east
yesterday to complete arrangements for
the coming of the colonists.
A. G. Stanton of Murray has purchased
of L. NJ. Earl lot on the corner Of Third
and F streets for 81, 450. Mr.. Earl has
also sold twenty acres five miles south OF
the city to Neils Fl. Jensen for 81 300.
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The PIEDMONT wreck.

The Union Pacific has picked up its
wrecked cars and engines at Piedmont,
Wyoming. and the track is now clear.
Engineer Lethbridge and Mail Clerk Guy,
who were injured, are at the company's
hospital in Evanston.
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Nazaaa Cattle shinments.

During the coming week the Southern
Pacific Will load thirty eight cars of cat
tie for the Chicago market at Winnie
mucca, Nevada. Shippers are holding
off considerably on account OF the present
low market for range cattle.
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A Big Jump.

Hardacres- You say that Whipple's
horse jumped that ditch? That was a
wonderful jump.
Auntley-Yes; but it was nothing to
the one Whipple made. He landed at
least twenty feet farther than the horse
id.-1U- Bits.
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several years. She was also interested in
mines, and her ventures were always sue
cessful. The lady had many warm friends,
who were deeply panied to bear OF her
demise. The funeral will take place at
the fe4n.ly residence, 1853 South Sixth
East, al %. m. TODAY.
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probabIe strike on the New England

PoTTsvIL1E, Pa, March 1s.-The Read
ing company is engaging machinists and
engineers at different dispatching points
hereabouus with orders to hold themselves
in readiness to be forwarded on short no.
tice to the New York & New England road,
where strike of employees is in contem-
plation. Trouble is feared.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-19

The issue of the Californian Maqaz1ae
IN which will appear the illustrated ar
ticle on Salt Lake city, will contain q
Implement devoted to advertisements of
prominent business houses. In addition
to a general distribution each advertiser
will be entitled to a certain number of
magazines. Mr.. George G. Mcintyre has
charge of the supplement department.
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81 thought the Millions were going to
give large party?"
''They were, but water pipe broke in
the house,
Couldn't it be mended?"
Eyes, but the plumber took the house
IS part .'-Chicago Inter-0cedn:
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DEATH of n1rs. Williamr.

Mrs. Emma A. Williams, formerly Mrs
Benedict, who died on Thursday, was
one of the few active business women of
Salt Lake. With Mrs. A. j. White, she
did an extensive real estate business for
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-19

Perfectly harmless to man or beast, but
positively kills all insects. viz:-Bed-
bugs, Reaches, Beetles, FleaS, Flies.
Moths, NJ Mosquitoes, Ants, Plant and Ami
NAL Lice, Spiders, Crickets, Scorpions,
Gnats, Centipedes, Worms, etc.
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A RECEIVER Appointed.

NEW YORK, March 1S.-Justice Ingra-
ham, Of the Supreme court, has appointed
Henry Winthrope Gray receiver of the
United States and Brazil Mail Steamship
company.
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Chief Engineer Pegram Coming.

Chief Engineer Pegram OF the Union
Pacific will arrive in Salt Lake today from
Boise. He has been arranging the plans
for building the branch into Boise, and
the grading will commence tomorrow.
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AUCTION! AUCTION

On Monday, March 20, at II a. m.
sharp, Glenn Avenue, between Seventh
and Eighth East, on Seventh South. Take
First ward, or East Seventh South Rapid
Transit cars. Fine parlor set, willow and
other fine rockers, pier mirror, lot Of
fine carpets, extension and center tables,
two fine bed room sets, springs, mat
tresses and bedding, fine refrigerator,
cook and heating stoves, lot Of floor rugs,
Rochester lamps, toilet sets, washing
machine, wringer and tubs, lot of fine
erockery, glassware and agateware,
kitchen utensils, ETC., etc.
K. A. ANDREWS, Auctioneer.
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Cincinnati southern Affairs.

CINCINNATI, March 1s.-Upon petition
of Samuel Thomas OF New York, the
appointment of a receiver was made for
the Cincinnati Southern railway. The
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-19
Forecast for The Herald.

SALT LAKE CITY, March IS, 1888.
For thirty-six hours ending
ARR S p. m. March 10. Showers;
-" clearing tonight. Fair weather
Sunday; stationary tempera-
ture. Gro. n. SALISBURY,
: g. United States Weather Bureau.
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Walker House,

Salt Lake city, Utah American OF Euro
pean plan. Rates, 3 and S. per day.
BECHToI. & SANDS,
Props. Hotel Dept.
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Swallowing a Bull.

Pope Urban V sent Cardinal de Beau
fort with a bull of communication to
Barabas Visconti OF Milan. Visconti
compelled the cardinal to swallow the
bull, together with the leadeu seals and
silk cordage SismOndi.
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The adjourned meeting of the stock
holders OF the Big Hole Mining company
will be held tomorrow (honday) evening
at 1870.
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Notice to Bathers.

Cars leave Union Pacific depot every
thirty minutes for Beck's Hot springs,
hotel, restaurant and bar is now open Tor
the public.
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on city, suburban and farms sat lowest
rates by the Savings Bank department
Utah Title Insurance q Trust Co., 16O
Main st. Open Saturday evening from
To 8.
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Cash.

Highest cash price paid Tor tallow at
Utah Soap Factory, 400 North Fourth
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Rouse yourself, awaken your gastric
Juice to activity by using
ADAMS
PEPSIN TUTTI-FRUTTI. 4
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Fine fancy goods. Godbe-Pittss Co.


Mime. Lamb
WILL OPEN THE MILLINERY SEASON
in Salt Lake City on Thursday afternoon
and evening March 2S) with an elegant
display of millinery selected by herself
from the leading importing millinery
houses OF New York City.
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allegations of Thomas petition are not
obtainable at present writing, but they
satisfied the court perfectly.
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For Rent.

so Shares of East Jordan Canal Stock.
125 Shares of Dry Creek Reservoir and Irri-
CATION company. Enquire Yeadon &
Heath Office.
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The sanitary committee, consisting OF
Aldermen Beardsley, Wantland, Bell,
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Charles A. Doe TO ETA L. Doe deed lots g.
z block Z, Arlington Heights. ....-----S
James Donnelly ct ux. to James Wells,
deed lot so, block 2, Bellevue Park.
Hiram Yeager ct TX. to Mary Hillstrom,
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49, Finds Of ooal. 1sq 5. Main.

ALL kinds OF coal les :. Main
BANKING, brokerage and real estate business
transzct by b. d. S0hettler. 1T 90 South
Main street. Interest paid on deposits.
HAVE You tried the most delicious beverage
on eartbs II not, call en- the Barlow Thompson
Grocery company and get pound Of the famous
Colime brand.
PERSONS from the country visiting Salt Lake
city, or intending TO visit salt Lake at confer
ence time, may engage apartments il the Gull
mer block aud in the Gunner Kenneth block, by
writing 10 G. f. Gunner & Bros. al once, giving
dates aud number Of rooms required.
TIE railroad wreck sale now on at the Salt
Lake Equitable Coop. big stores, ~ to As West
First South. was q fearful jam all day on Sat
uruay. Police had to keep people out for sew
eral hours. Goods are really being thrown
Rwsy, and it Is a great blessing 70 Salt Lake
people that this firm secured those three cars
OF wrecked goods. They are hardly damaged
at all. Don't miss il. Salt Lake Equitable
C0-On
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The public demand through service
when travelling. 1t is old-fashioned TO
"Change Cars On the through, solid
vestibuled trains OF the Chicago, Union
Pacific & Northwestern line from or to
Chicago, Omaha and intermediate points
there is no change. This is the finest and
fastest service between the points named. =
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EUREKA NEWS NOTES.
BuIIion-Beck Affairs-work on the Phoenix
and Champion.

bulnOn-6eck AnalES-- w Ofk on the EnOenlx
and Champion.
EUREKA, March 1S.-St. Patrick's Day
passed off very quietly, there being no
demonstration of any kin d.
There is nothing new in Bullion Beck
affairs. The company established a
boarding house yesterday and hereafter
all employees of the company will board
there. The report is current that the
men employed on the Sampson mine at
Bingham will be brought here and put to
work on the Beck. As a large proportion
of the Sampson men are from Eureka, ii
is doubtful if they will consent TO take
the places OF the striking miners here.
EUREKA MINING NOTES.
a compressor is being put in at the
Retributlon and Manager Bryan expects
to be able to push things when it is COM
pleted.
More trouble is reported at the Dia-
mond on account of the company's fall
ure to settle promptly.
G. e. Luce has forty men at work on
the Sioux and all at full wages.
The Phoenix and Champlain are being
worked by eight hour shifts and Super
intendent Al Holcomb expects it to soon
take its place as a shipper. This is one
of the finest located properties in Tintic
adjoining the Mammoth copperopolis.
Work has suspended on the Buckeye at
| Diamond
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Mrs. burrows millinery Opening.
Monday, March 81, 1898.

Monday, March z, 1875.
The finest display of The season.
Imported pattern hats and spring nov
elites in the very latest designs win be
shown.
Boots, shoes and slippers. Latest styles,
lowest prices. Dunford Shoe Co., IA East
First South street.
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To Horseshoers and BIacksmiths.
I will pay you s12.25 per ton for good
wrought scrap-iron. F. ROBERTS,
524 West Second South.
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S1,OOo,OOO

To lend on improved real estate. James
a. Bacon, at American National bank.
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Millinery Opening

Wednesday, March 22d. A choice selec-
ton of spring and summer pattern hats
of the latest imported novelties, at j..
and L. McKerness New York Millinery
Parlors, II West Third South st.
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MnneY fo loan

Order your spring suits at G. W. Hull,
merchanttailor, "a E. First South St. :
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Roses All the year.
Morld,s Fair Traveller win Have 1t.

Reading, under Utah National bank.
and at green houses.
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Take prescriptions to Godbe-Pitts Co.

Roses were in your cheeks, your
figure was plump and round,
before you had that fit of
indigestion. Better use
ADAMS
PEPSIN TUTTI-FRUTTI.
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Pure wines. eOdbe-Pitts Drug Co.
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a good business proposition to offer.
Fer particulars see J. G. f. McGfiff,
Walker house.
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Low prices. Godbe-Pitts Drug Co
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Children's
Shoes
speciality.
Spencer & Lynch Co.,
124 Main.
Godbe-Scarff Drug Co.,
successor to
Fred W. Scarf,
Druggist,
20 East First South.
w. S. Godbe. President.
Geo. Crismon, Vice President.
Murray G. Godbe, Sec. and Treas.
Fred. W. Scarf, Manager.
Heber Young, Director.
Jno. n. Tisdale, Director.
Jno. G. Taylor, Director.
We want every man, woman, boy and
girl to trade at our store.
We know how to treat you.
Bring US your next
Prescription.
Our motto is
Once a customer always customer,
Where indigestion and dyspepsia
is complained Of, a deficiency
of saliva and pepsin is the cause
This is made good by using
ADAMS
PEPSIN TUTTI-FRUTTL.
Children's
Shoes
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Spring arrival OF cloth for ladies by the
yard, Just received at Jos. Baumgarten's
26O Main street.
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BRIEF AND BREEZY.

TIRE Norden Military company Will give a
masquerade at Younger's hall next Friday
evening
MRS SARAH RODGERS SLOAN at one time
connected with TIE Herald. is now on the
isA OF the Charlotte IN. c. Net0s.
TIE Mystery club will give an entertainment
u Grand Army hall next Wednesday evening
or the benefit OF George R. Maxwell post.
TIE regular monthly meeting of the o. ". P.
hub will be held in the Exponent parlor on
wednesday. March ", at 1880 p m All mem
eers particularly requested TO h7 present.
AN important meeting OF the Utah Manu-
iscturers' Exchange will be held at the Cham
Der OF Commerce on Monday evening, al s
O'Clock. All manufacturers are invited
THE fencing contest for the amateur league
medal has been abandoned. owing to an INSULT
eient number OF entries. Steps are being taken
30 reorganize the old Salt Lake Fencers' club.
CLERK HARRIS Of the Knutsford snd his BIZ
cycle held the right OF way on State street yes
serday afternoon. 1t was MIR. Harris first bout
With safety, aud he scored three falls out OF
possible i've.
COUNTY CLERK MELoY issued marriage
licenses yesterday TO the following couples:
William f. Dickinson and Maggie Neil of
Evanston, and August W Rindouist and Mary
E. Clawson OF Sandy. The latter couple were
married ny Judge Blair in his private office.
OBSERVER SALIsBURY's report OF yesterdays
temperature is as follows: a. m--Sait Lake,
q Baker City. 20; Cheyenne, "a; Helena, pa
Miles City, III Winnemucch, 80; Idaho Fails
B4; 10 a. rn--Salt Lake A; Bingham. 40: Ogden,
ts; Logan ~ Park City, Ss; Provo A; Stock
Ion, 80.
MRS KRoUsE has painted very successfully
IA oil painting OF Mrs. Moritz which VIII be
sent to the World s fair, and IL will be on ex-
hibition Monday from to o'clock at the
Worlds fair rooms in the Constitution build
Ing. AL should see it as it is the WORK OF one of
Dur own artists.
A VERY fine and handsome pnaeton. intended
Ter exhibition in the transportation department
nj the Worlds fair, is now on exhibition in
Dlnwoodey & Co. 8 window on First South
street. It was built by Neder & ClelRnd OF This
rity, and IS q fine sample OF Utah workman
ship. II viii be shipped 10 Chicago early this
week.
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SCANDINAVIAN DEMOCRATS.

"A Fair to Be Held by the Ladies-Monday
Night Programme.
The Scandinavian Democratic society
will meet again Monday evening at 7:SO
in Social hall, and the following pro-
ORC i17y,7e will he carried oOt.
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Yesterdays Temperature.

highest temperature for the last twenty-foul
hours, 81 degrees; lowest. 70 degrees.
Corrected daily by United States observer
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I-MandoIin and guitar seIectlon-----------
.MeSsrS. Bolton and LundduiSt
2-Speech ........-----..... Mrs. DR.. Tibbetts
3-Duet Mrs. j. Erickson and l. Peters IN
4-Recltation. .........--. Miss Lucille Penrose
5-Mock Trial (oontinued) .....------- .---.
g. Defamation. .--..........Mr. Joe Darke
7--Solo. =. Miss Maggie Weihe
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To TaiIors.
Ladies and Gentlemen.

Cloth and trimmings will be. sold q
speciality at Jos. Baumgarten's $50 Main
street.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-08-05
Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so well
known and so popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song of
praise. a purer medicine does not
exist and it is guaranteed to do all
that is claimed. Electric Bitters will
cure all diseases of the Liver, and
Kidneys, will remove Pimples. Boils,
Salt Rheum and other affections caus-
ed by impure blood. Will drive Ma
laria from the system and prevent as
well as cure all Malarial fevers. For
cure of Headache, Constipation and
Indigestion try Electric Bitters. En-
tire satisfaction guaranteed, or money
refunded. Price Scots. and s1.OO per
bottle at W. II. Behle & Sons Drug
store.