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Men rnId nlnmp sneeehs..

BUsroN, Mass, June S.-By an un-
precuduuted ruling OF Judge Putnam
la the United States court, Helen NJ.
Cougar OF Lafayette, Ind, has been
compelled to ille answers to questions
put 10 her by Congressman Elijah J..
Morse, In the now famous libel suit, IN
which Mrs. Cougar asks s25, 900 dam
ages.
SJme Of the answers are as follows:
The defendant iuquires n Mrs. Cougar
received compensation for political
speeches; she answers "yes." In Mat
eaohusetls during this past Presidential
campaign she received 50, 900 for fifteen
speeches. In 1890 she received $1,000
from the Prohibition party for speak
Ing once or twice per day for n month.
She also made other speeches In other
states aud received compensation. She
admits she stumped the state OF lndi-
ana for Blaine aud Logan Ia 1884, but
only received 800 for bucn speeches
outside the state. She also stumpei
Wisconsin, Illinois anu kansas for
Blaine In 1854 ana received pay.
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ICOULDN'r WALK

4 block without support, says mrs
q. ". sharp, VINO Resides NJ $50
West sixth North street,
was In very week and omaciated
condition. had no appetite, and what /
did eat distressed mo, Dyes weak, pains
In the back OF the neck, l lost flesh
rapidly. aud my condition was very scri,
Gus. treated with many other doctors,
but they made mo worse. Last winter !
was very sick tho entire time, and when
1 came 10 Du. shores & shores / had
little hopes OF being cured.
In conclusion, / will state that under
Drs. Shores a Shoros's new trOatnout
HAVE GAINED SINE PouNDs.
In fact, feel like now woman.
Mrs. Sharp resides NJ $40 West Sixth
North street, whore she can DO inter
viewed.
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LEXtSGTOH, KY, June 2.-Colonel
Bieckiundge haI an audience o. about
10 persons, Of whom twenty were
ldlss, At Midway today, He spoke
~ an hour anu twenty minutes and
ic5ftd his opponents. When referring
10 an address OF Rev. Doerlng, his old
var comrade, he admitted the latter's
sofda hurt him wCrse than anything
hat had been said ugainst him.
After Brotkinridge had finished,
Evan Settle, ms other opponent, took
lts stand. Nearly City ladies marched
the hall. Then Colonel BTeckin.
hige aud nearly oil his followers left
lhs house.
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THE PUBLIC
Appreciate the wonderful Cures
Being Effected by DTS. Shores
& Shores New Treatment
THEIR PARLoRS TOO SMALL
TO ACCOMMODATE THE
LARGE CROWDS THAT
GAME LAST WEEK.

Judge for yourself, call Of the offices Of
brs. shores & shores. SEQ iicIr psflora,
always crowded, como and Talk win
their patients. they can tell you II tho
treatment is curing Thorn, como, note tho
difference between the real and tho
Imitation. Then you can havo only one
opinion. tho same as hundreds OF oilers
have, that this u the only reliable medi-
cal and surgical institute in TIE city,
Dra. shores & Shores, consulting phys.
irmns. Thoy need no shield, they run
their business ON their own name, arc
honorable, skillful aud conscientious
physicians.
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7ELBGRAPHIC.
IHE VIKING SHIP.
q, Celebrated Worlds Fair Craft
glsa BiroE Escape
,onu orr LINCOLN PARK.


LOO June AFTER having
~, 10000 miles without mis-
~ me viking ship had a narrow
~ from being wrecked on Lincoln
"" The celebrated reminder Of the
is.,,i,. Fair festivities was received
ss,,,t honor on Ia return from the
moplh,. cruise on the Mississippi
~, and tributaries. and alter the
Nv .onies was lowed to Lincoln PARK
~, tug Moriord. The tug could
-, near shore aud pulled the
$50 ,blp to windward Of the
80 of the lagoon. In the mean
,..ibs wind had shifted 70 the north
..Ib,lfa gale was blowing. $500.
~ wayes began TO be- formidable
III sbip was drifting rapidly t.
.,,s ihe beach, while the Norwegian
,,t.lns continued TO argue. They
stIsply realized they were about to
.w,setei. This stay sail which some
had sci when the discussion waTed
.,,n was OF no account M the craft
s.aIi mol mind the rudder. Then all
',s captains got wildly excited. Those
Y M BOW OF the boat who were with
a. few yards Of the shore nnslly
1rppcd the anchor Just ~ those ia =.
r,ip ,uccoedrd In gettinga line TO the
Gamer Sunbeam. The Sunbeam
rslled and the anchor held ami all the
ure tho ipfay and rain were soaking
lse occupants OF the craft which was
b5lilng In trough Of the sea. Those
,bsad wanted 10 ride the squall out nj
,hehof, while the captains aft insisted
% holding on 10 the tow line. a
loren guests on board had no opinion
pto method, but begged 10 get out Of
nef present position. Thousands OF
lsspe along the shore witnesse, the
,ttnge performance, but could not
uakr out what IL meant. When the
ADD lubbefs on board had about con-
GUIDED their end had come, the ma.
Jnly Of the captains concluded to
lave the anchor. Then the sunbeam
bssd the Niking ship away into
ttiety
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Ihe ruigarlnn stn,niion.

sT. PETERSBURG, June 8.-rhe dis.
missal Of tue bulgarian prime min.
lster Stambuloh, by Prince Ferdinand,
caused a sensation here, but II IN not
Regarded us Offering any prospect Of the
solution OF the bulgarian question, Tor
ltu.sia's objection was not 10 5tambu.
lnii personally but 70 Prince Fer1i-
uand's illegal occupancy Of the Bull
gariau throne, which Russia holds to
Uo an iniractiOb OF the Berlin treaty.
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ST. PAUL, Mimi, Juue 2,-Ms.
Hsdbefg, widow OF the officer who
vas shot by Lieutenant Nancy, now
% trial by court martial Mt Fort smell
llngi was on the stand today. Her
testimony referred particularly to the
l,11tf written by Lieutenant Nancy to
captain Hedberg, on which much Of
he case depends. Frank Blair, Httoi-
hsy ior Lieutenant Nancy, began his
hglment to the court.
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LONDON, June S.-Herr DIVE, In.
venlOT OF the sa.called buliCt'U roOI coat,
has written a letter 10 the Times oie.-
ing to forfeit the purchase money o.
anyone who buys his coat iit contains
either iron or steel. He declares thas
his Invention Ia for sale, at price
much under the GgOO,OOO mentioned
In the newspapers.
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TOPEKA, Kan, June 3.-Rpports
from the western part Of Kansas are
very Encouraging, and show that tho
There was very little wheat raised west
OF the oenter Of the state, and unless
the conditions Immediately change
there viii be- no corn raised. In many
counties there has not been any rain
Tor more than year, with the eICep-
ton OF light showers.
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PANAMA, June 8.-rhe Star and
Herald has received the following dis.
match from Sau Salvador In the
uatlle at Santa Ana ON May 2i,h tho
government troops under General
A ntonio EzelA were defeated. Gen
sral Ia ia died. Six hundred BolIieri
were Killed. General BOlRnos was
wounded. President EzptA has Tu.
signed In favor OF Carlos Bonilla. A
counter revolution IL sure to break oul,
as Bonilla Is not GENERALLY accepted.
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LEADERS.

Porcalo Waists, lnunir.od collars and
cuffs, assorted C1l0rs.
S2.75. Navy Blue striped Duck Suits,
worth 81
Sis. Ladies' Duck Suits, white and
colorud grounds
sLl5. IgGiss' atwood, 3-row Cape, in
Blagk, brown and Tan.
Soc Tho best Wrapper Tor tho price
shown Boo tho ~; full back ruiils on
shoulder Boa Indigo Blue Calico.
5l65 N'aSar suit iu Black Wave dag
Uual
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Neckar Island first and raise the
British nag, trouble Ia liable 10 ensue.
lie said an American discovered the
island In 1856; that question q,
ownership between Hawaii ami the
United States was decided ny the
supreme & urt ofthe United States In
favor OF the Quilted Statut auI that 1t
L. now owned by an American phOs.
phate company.
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hONoLuLU, May 20, per steamer
Agi'rAlla, via San Francisco, June 2.
The steamer lwAlani sailed last even.
,C9g IN a race with the English cruiser
SNAuplon, the prize being an island
~ yeI claimed by any country. On
wv steamer Wnrrimoo from British
SOlumOlA was a passenger who an.
'G ,,leu That the English government
,uwhuel 10 lay a cable from Australia
we United States, but instead Of
Viehlhg NJ Hawaii, would touch
NteAAi lNlHnd, which Is located 400
INes hlrlhWest Of Honolulu. The
ns,hlouAl government decided TO
, u an officer TO the island with
tVH'I 70 raise the Hawaiian nag.
'uoA 'ht lwalani started the Cham.
ol Nas preparing to leave on the
,I.ue mission. Tue little steamer hnd
,~, neuts art and II Ia Que Of the
Mi IVY, Vessels ~ the island service
'n'y reach the island tifst.
lug ISLAND is 1850 miles beyond
'"gAi OF Bird Island, which Is recOg.
H.. Nv 20 part Of tue Hawaiian group.
M a. 'o''h'f mas always been considered
MN government ~ THERE, but they
ehio, uever formally asserted their
acrssl Ia, \, II was considered rather IN
NIX , ,sle. anu valuel,ss. It anot Ger.
upS, tS' any Que has ever laaded
"'h BLAND nFLoNus no Us.
gnmnAibIIhuRE, June a. Victory
ns No. i. ah attorney, claims that should
A'An efuiaer reach johnson or
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Ih. son CIV. Irsn.nrs.

HUTCHINSON ISLAND, via Titusvllle,
Pa, June i.-Whcn Lieutenant Rip
W, q. :. navy, vas engaged Ia max
TX On examination Of the Santa Lucia
alt recently cut aud the submerged
ft' which eXtehd along the coast
stout three.quartefs OF u mile OF
carr, a Spanish silver coin was found
Ihlch had ueen washed out from
a0ng The rocks. Others were ailel-
'in found all within half mile.
.sulennnt Ripley studied out the cur
ut N the vicinity OF the reef and
BE- tendency OF the drift Of metallic
Hclts on the bottom and located the
70 where u vessel probably went 10
tcsn and where the scattered treasure
ums TO come from. Four hundred
llAn worth Of silver has already been
aggivod ana the dates ON tue pieces
" between 1891 and 1907.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-The synod
lhv Reformed Presbyterian church
a l9lay'a session adopted resolutions
tshlus1 the admission OF Utah to state.
l0Jli on moral grounds.
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The ". Thomn. flag AMIR.

TORONTO, June 2.-Colonel Hamll.
9u held an investigation into the ~.
Thomas flag affair last night. The
ls'llmony Of ten or twelve citizens aud
zoe Vlten's own men, eyewitnesses OF
Zoe affair was taken.
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M Wa. pEAP
when He first Game 60 Drs. shores
a shores.

a shares.
MIR +. Barrow, n popular young man
ia tho employ ~ J. 3. Morse & Sons, coal
ofllcc, 100 South Main street, ,ays;
"t was always catching cold, ovory
spring / would have a fresh ono that
tcould hardly got rad Of, and 20 meg
leot I attributed tho cause Of my recent
affection.
~ had q severe cough that was alarm
ing % my friends and many symptoms
that were dlsngTooablo and annoying.
But my worst trouble was tho catarfn 81
tho head and which caused catarrhal deaf
ness aud made me almost
ENTIRELY DEAF.
'I was advised by friends TO go TO Drs.
shores q shores, and 1 am glad, for !
eau say CAN Now HEAR As WELL
As EVER"
Any ono who wishes eau call on Mr..
Barrow In tho once n J. 3. Morse a
Sons, 100 South Main street.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In tho Probate Court Of SAT- Lake County,
Utah Territory,


TTpON READING AND FILING THE
7 statements IN writing NJ Mary hlumsrrru,
tuu mother OF SAID rhild, and Of Joshua DAVIS
und EIsio Mary DAYS, husband aud wife who
propose adopting said child, sad statements
being ycrhoi ana signed before me us Probate
judge, praying for au order adopting SAID
child tu the said Joshua Davis and Elsie MARY
DayiE it o. ordered that Wednesday the ll,h
day OF June, A. ID. lrli, Nc 10 o., M, no the
County Court House OF salt Lake city. be- ana
b. hcreby appointed mo time and place for
hearing the said petition, and that thc clerk
cause due notice thereof 90 bee giyon as uro.
srriurd hy law, by publication IN tho uTsrUt o
EyTSNu NEWS, at salt Lake CITY, for three
weeks next before said hearing. That an utr.
sons interested may appear and oppose sali
Witness my hand tn,s ma day Of juno. lsJt
JACOB Is. BLAIR.
FERGUSON & CANNON.
Attorneys Tor Petitioners.
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M. G. BARNES MUSIC DEALER.

AGENT for uc Weller Estsy sud Campo
Pianos, raieY Organs ana al Einua Of MuaIHAl
Merchandise Sple agent Tor tho celebrated
"tlelp Mate" Sewing Machines. Needles aud
attachments f1r all kinds OF fcwiEg machine.
Bicycles Tor sale or rgrt Bicycles cleaned
and repaired
80 want your patronage. ,,,.-.
NJ. q. BARNES,
Opsia House block,
Ugulh. lTAU.
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ImL TLoonLn pIsrRIcrs.
Labor In Grtat Dtmand In Portland
from Otner t'inccs

from Otner places
PORTLAND, Ore, June 3.-rhis has
been busy Jay In Portland. All day
long merchants In tue flooded districts
have been ut work moving out goods nr
rai,ing them ON platforms above the
water The river continues 90 rise anu
every hour the situation becomes more
pefilpus.
rne Southern Pacific il she only rail.
road running trains iuto Portland, and
they are compelled 10 stop vt the south
emu VI the city, being unable 10 reach
either VI their dcpols.
II " learned from persons arriving
here ly boat that the storm last night
did much damage along the Northern
Pacific between kalama ami Tacoma
Houses anu trees we're blown down aud
at Chehalls anu Ccntraiia much dam
age II said 10 have been done. In this
city n hard rain fell most OF the Jay.
Labor ~ In great demand here and
men are getting from 5D cents to 81 per
hour. Tue Hood will interfere with the
election tcmjffow, % many Of tbs poll.
Ing places are unucf water.
BRDuE SWIFT AWAY.
LAMANt Allus June ot-lahht night
flity ieet OF the south end OF Tue bridge
across tho Arkansas river gave way
before tho flood Hud an hour later
twenty-five feet ai the north end was
swept away. The river covered all the
bottoms anu was q mile Wide At the
bridge.
It's impossible at present to os,l.
mate the amount of damage done.
The water reached higher point
during tbs present food than ever be-.
fore.
MINIS FLOODED.
DESvER, Colo, June al. l..
Murdcn, contracting freight agent NJ
the Union Pacific, u In the city, nav.
ing walked all tho distance from
Central CITY 10 Golden. Mr. Mufdon
said;
"No one can conceive Of the destfuc.
ton In that part Of the country. Every
mine In Central CITY aud vicinity l.
flooded, anu there h not n veatige OF a
placer mine left IN Clear Creek.
FOUR PEOPLE DROWNED.
PUEBLO, Colo, June 3.-No other
bodies Of people drowned IN Ncines'
day nighps flood have been found anu
the list Of fatalities remains four. The
flooded area Ia rapidly being drained
through trenches aud steam pumps are
raising water from the cellars.
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LADIES' CHENISETTES
2oo EACH.

sOo ENJI,
l5c pair. Ladies' black silk Jersey Niitts.
worth Poe pair,
&c each, Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Yolt-,
worth 100 each.
DO each. Ladies' Fancy striped Cotton
Hose
Zoe, Chlldrcns White Null Hoods
l5c. silk Null Hoods
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DrS, Shores & Shores.
Specialists,
Zion Medical and Surgical Institute
3IE. Second south street.

Epecatlesi All diseases Of the Eye. Far.
Nose. 1hrOAt ard LuugH, Female, Rectal and
private diseases, Our uciimrut for Piles 10
method.
once hours-p to n am, 2to bp,m.. 7tos
pm. sundays, u am. - pm
ilVn dollars a month Tor Al Catarrhal Dt-
seascs. Medicines furnished nee from our
own laboratory,
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Obs. N'COoK READY 10 LIND A
mANn.

NHs's h'NyvN READY 10 LIND
HAND,
DENVER, June when Governor
Waite made his utoiaue tcply TO Shef-
NJ Blwers's ftquts fot troops all hops
OF receiving aid from the militia was
given W.
Governor Waite, L1renz, his private
secretary, ami John CaldefwoUd, ptes-
idont " the minefs' union, left Cole
RADIO Syringe Tor this city at 1880
O'CLOCK thls morning, hud arrived here
about an hour later. Governor Waite
ana L0tenz Immediately went into
conference with the Governors advii.
efs. CalIefwoOd went where no One
but Waite and L0fenz eau find him.
5horiu BUwofs followed Governor
Waite 10 Denver on the next train,
Today hO made another appeal 10 tho
governor Tor troops, but NJ lar the De.
mand has proved Intellectual. General
McCOlk, located At Fort Logan, has
prepared himself for call and IL In
readiness, though how he can be called
upon IL mystery.
THE TROUBLE Oh WHEELING CREEK.
BELLAmE, o., June 8.-An Asso-
cihted Piuss reporter has just arrived
from tho seat Of the miners troubles on
wheeling creek, All the conditions
are fipo there for q bloody encounter
-Four hundred miuers are Ia camp at
that point and will allow no trains
hauling coal b pass over the line.
sImIjERs SCATTERED.
WAsntNuTON, Ind, June 8.-The
state troops marched into Clarke station
this morning, 5000 strong, with a
Rntling gun, 10 find that only about
hity miners had stayed 10 face the
music. The militia was drawn up In
line along the edge Of the woods anu
Sheriff Lemming then read the war.
rant against tue miners for rlotous
conspiracy anu placed three OF the
leaders under arrest.
SULLIVAN, Ind, June 8.-The state
militia arrived In sullivan this morn
lug. The companies stopped over here
ami waited until the trainmcn could
get an engine to pull the coal out OF
Shelburn. They came In through the
crowd VI miners and citizens who
there surrounded the coal train.
THE STRIKE BRoiiEN.
CANNELsHuRu, Ind, June at IL
hpJ teut tonight that the backbone OF
,nu strike has been broken. The for.
milable appearance OF the militia IL
what has done the work. The Wash
ington miners deserted their colleagues
anu the hearts OF the CRnnelsbutg
miners are too fAiut anu their numbers
too few To do anything but submit 10
the power Of might.
READY 10 FIGHT.
CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, June SAN
day lUug tue striking miners have been
on tho alert, expecting that any mo.
ment some OF Sheriff BOWors's
deputies would put In an appearance
Ia some remote portion " the camp.
one shift was put In ON the Moose, Ella
ton, Prince Albert, Gold Dollar, Ing
ham, Jack g., and few other proper
ties, but the managers OF these several
mines were informed " noon that II
would be- impossible to run any OF the
properties tonight.
The men are now confident that they
will be attacked some time tomorrow,
and that the hour may DO directly after
midnight. They arc ready, anu this L.
90 well known by the deputies that the
officer commanding IL using the ul.
most caution.
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connoSwEAL NOTES.
Raistoa'. nsn ARRESTED aud Returned
90 Denver.

Hhiston's Wen arrested ANA Returned
90 Denver.
ELLIS, Ian, June 8.-rhe eastward
progress OF band OF commonwealth
came TO an uueX peoted end this UvUL-
ing aud instead Of being sent on 10
Kansas City they were hustled back
10 Denver under guard Of deputy
United States mstshsls. On Saturday
morning about isoventy-lve common.
wealers, under Captain RalstOu, came
In from Denver over the Union Pacific
road. superintendent BfinkerhOn,
after communicating with General At
tnrney Williams, OF Topeka, decided
that the men must not be hauled out
OF this station and Issued orders that
all freight cars should be- abandoned
rather than carry them out
The captain anu two lieutenants
were not allowed to g, hut were taken
10 Loavenworth tonight and will be-
held for trial.
THEY PARED sUMrTUOUsLY.
KANSAS CITY, No., June 8.-Tho
ARA and Bennett band Of common
wealers, who arrived In Kansas CITY,
Kan, last evening, moved into the
Jockey Club park today anu hundreds
OF people from both cities visited the
camp. The 'wealers were fed by tho
knights OF Labor assembly Of Kan
sas City, Kan, And thoy Jared sunp-
tuously.
SELLY's ARMY.
ST.. Louis, Mo-, Juue S.-rhe last
heard from Kelly's contingent was ut
Geneva. The city board appointed n
committee 10 meet Kelly's advance
guard aud furnish provisions Tor HE
men.
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Fine India Linens, Mulls, SWisses, Lawns,
ETC., for Confirmation and Commencement
Dresses at Special Prices.
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FOR RENT

A sfOUE-CuUNUN OT sh SOUTH
~ rni iih Hast Good location Apply 90
JOSEPH WarDuHon. C85 south ,tn Hast
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GOVERNOR WAITE PROFANE
All Hope Of Sid irCm The State nllltia
Given Up.
Mine owners Agreo TO PAY the wages
Demanded but Refuse 60 Lm-
uioy only Union nen.

COLORADO SrRINus, Colo, June 9.
AT the conference between Governor
Waite anu the miDe owners tie gov.
ernor demanded that alt strikers should
be granted immunity from persecution
for pact acts.
The mine owners consented to pay
the wages demanded by the strikers,
but refused 10 employ none but union
men. When Informed Ui this Cover.
nlr Waite aaiu:
"Whun tie mine owners appoint n
man TO afbitrate, then I nm really To
DO 20. 1 would not atbitra,e with
every C. d--- lawyer In C0l0fado
SPRING."
Sheriff Bowers served the governor
Win al official notice calling TOT troops.
Nalle replying, shaking his Oct:
III The L. IT, mine owners want
peace, they tan have II, IN i've min.
utes.U
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L You Cannot Come 10 Salt Lake

Write Tor the mail treatment Onoof the
physicians IN personal charge suporin-
tends tho mail department aud by sys-
tenn Of close correspondence controls
those out Of tho CITY quite as well As those
who como 10 tho oillco. Serd for symp-
tom blank. Medicines shipped carefully.
Try this treatment
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FOR SALE

UouNG PICS. YOUNG DUCKS ANp
i Gssoiing stove, ou fhh EasI. just
south ~ Twelfth south.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-04

PEPSlH WINE BlTTERS, rm T,T l ili92
For sale Wholesale or Retail by tho kfN.
TUDkl LIQUOR CO., ~ q, second South rL,
salt axe CITY Agents wanted in every town
n Che Territory
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-04
WANTED.

A GIRL ron GENERAL uOVsEWOUk.
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