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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-01

wAsuiSOTON, July 8l.-rhe state
department 10 seriously concerned nj
nothing having been received from
representatives IN those countries since
the brief dispatch Of Sunday from Nit.
Denly, charge d'afiairs ut Pekiu,
stating that nustilitios had broken out
aud that war WAS inYyilablr.
Is appears that the British govern.
mont mas had trouble la cOmmunieAt.
Ing with IT, diplomatic representatives
In China aud japan, aud there IL
ground for suspicion that obstacles are
puTpossly being interposed. Should
this DO the case the government 70.
sponsible Is likely to receive a revere
ttmonstTRuce.
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THE STOLEN GOLD CASK.
Probably One Of The Most Remarkable
RObbeties on Record.
the roiiee Of tho United states VIII
be Asked 60 Ala In the
tnytstiG stiuu.

PARIS, July aL-The police Of
France arc investigating what IL
probably one OF the most remarkable
fobborlss on record, and II Is believed
the police Of the United States will be
asked n they have not already been 10.
qu,ste1 to take a hand 10 the invosli
cation. In some unaccountablr man
nof cask u gold from New York,
valued al $4,000, has been stolen while
In transit from Havro TO Paris.
Tue French line steamer La Tour.
aine, Captain Shntolll, loft New York
on July 2lsI for Havre with forty cAsks
Of American Rold on board, valued at
1000, 900, and consigned 10 various
concerns. Sue arrived here July g0th.
The forty casks Of gold are believed 10
have been safely landed ut Havfp, aud
they are also said 10 have been placed,
complete on board the train running
between HAVE and this city.
But when the precious Catks were
counted up on arrival here, there were
only thifty.ninc Of them, one cnsk,
containing slD, 900 In American gold,
having by some means disappeared.
The disappearance Of the Cnsk Of gold
has given rise 20 number Of police
theories, tho strongest being TINT the
gold was followed from New York by
expect thieves, who patiently awaited
their chance 10 abstract ono Of the
casks.
Tho police, pending the termination
Of their Investigation, will not give
any particulars concerning the robbery
but II Il believed that several persons
were concerned In tho theft, Tor the
cask would have weighed nearly 200
plundF, and even a very strong man
could not have carried such a losd Tor
any great distance.
Among the theories being investi.
gated Is ono which may turn out to be
correct II IL that the thieves hid
themselves In tue car IN which the
gold was subsequently placed and that
while on their way 10 Paris, one oask
Of gold was thrown out ~ tho train anu
the robbers Jumped after 10,
An Associated PiCss reporter, who
Inquired into the facts connected with
the missing treasure, learned that the
casks were triuaierrsd from tho steam
Ct ola Touraiuon At HavrD 10 the rail.
way Tor shipment Tor Paris. Toe oiii-
GERS Of the railway company gave the
steamship company receipt for the
gold and placed Il IN locked and
sealed van In charge ui special clerk.
On tho arflval VI the train AZ Paris,
the wagon containing the gold ives
taken ~ the 0ods department. Of the
railroad Rnd the C0nsignVcs were al.
vised VI IT, whereabouts.
NJ. Lazafd sail; "Nhon our clerks
applicu for tue uclivofy OF tho forty
cnsks consigned 10 us there wt.s no sign
that the van Orseal had been tampofeu
with, but ouly thlrty.uinu rssks were
iounh. We telephoued 20 HAVE anu
received replies that everything had
been properly verified anu receipts
giysn.D
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WARRINGTON, July si.-rho report
Of tns trial board on the recent trial
trip Of thu Minneapolis was completed
anu submitted To-Day 10 Secretary Her
bert by Commodore Bulguap. Accord
ing N the report tho preliminary run
rom Philadelphia 10 Boston was made
by tho Minneapolis IA IL houis. In
Starting on her trial trip the yustOps
displacement was 7, i76 tons. rhespeoi
attained, afcr making Tidal oOfTec.
tlous, was 33.U73 kuOls per hour. The
performance Ol tho machinery was
highly satisfactory. Tue boilers pri-
fuimed well under forced dtaught and
showed no evidence of printing.
The snip IL believed 10 bu Htaunch,
seh.wOrIhy aud handy Ia nm eminent
degree.
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Iirenaan Arrested.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Aug. L.
The uffyst OF !. II. Brennan ON a train
from Dauvillr last night msy prove
Important. Brennan In known 90 have
miEci ~ with tue sltiktrs NJ tnht
place. lie quaffeled with Engineer
Eyrnor, who was mysturiously muir.
ieted last Saturday, and the engineer
slapped him. Brennan IL said 10 nave
declared he would bill Byrnes. The
conductor OF the train from Danvillo
was puzzled NJ the conflicting accounts
Brennan gave OF himself. Although
known TO have liveu IN Dsnvillr, he
denied he ever heard Of Byrnos's muir.
duf lie was locked In n closet VI the
car aud turned over 10 tho authorities
hptU.
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The senator aud the Governor Quar-.
rel on - TrRiu.

NfA Nh y ANRAhs
CHARLESTON, 4. g., July 8l,-After
the campaign meeting NJ Uuiun today,
Governor rillmau aud Senator Butler
met on the train going ~ Spnrtausuurg,
aud a wotdy alteration followed con-
cefning the premature publication Of
an article on the dispensafy question,
to when reference had been maize by
the governor In his speech; 40 that
when Senator Butler iolljwed, an at
tempt was made by rillmau's support.
efs to howl him down. The senator
sought out the governor 10 the Pullman
car aud upbtaiucd bin for bad faith.
The governor showed no inclination
10 adjust the matter, vhefeup0n Sena-
tor Butler exclaimed:
81 want 10 FAY that you pefpelraied
n deliberate fraud today. | have come
10 tell you that these matters must be
settled personally, aud pil meet you
anywhere. You know where 10 nnd
mU.D
81 know said Governor Tillman.
"Yuu know you put those hOodiums
up to bowling me down, aud you know
you perpetrated a 60 lie when you did
no, " continued Senator Butler.
Colonel Caughman intoUoctcd!
Eyes, he u - liar, 90 60 him." and
with this he made move towards his
nip pocket. lie was crowded TO one
side In the commotlon.
Governor rlllman at this iuncturo
arose aud taid. SNOW, General but
lcf, you arc OLD aud ono.leggud.n
"Aud you arc 0nt-uyed," rotoriod
Senator Butler
"rhat Doesn't hurt my physical
power. You know Pm not afraid oi
you" saul tue governor
"l don't suppose you are, but you
eap nnJ me ut any time" was the
reply.
General Butler made some reference
20 blackguarda bowling him.
Tho quarrel continued some time
until nnaliy Conductor Hawking Ap.
pualci to them 10 be quiet, ~ he would
iosu his JOB " lac permitted such things
Ia his cat. Thefoup0n the alteration
ceased.
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NEW YORK, jay ~l,-Mayor Gllroy
returned from Saratoga today anu had
something 10 ray about the coming
election:
''Fammauy," said the mayor "is
4. I buuuu la select man Tor mayor
from within the ranks OF the organiza.
lion this fail. We may nominate a
man who 10 not member 81 Tam.
many Hal, int is Thought 20 be- to the
inieis,tg 0tthp Democratic party, The
nght this year 10 the Preliminary
stirmish to iho real battle m 1896. II
ths Republicans win this city anu state
next iall, there Is not tno sllghtess
doubt tut that they VIII carry the
country In 1898. They win also elect
the mex Congress lud leave the Prssi-
dent without tho tupnort Of eisnor
branch Of tho legislature during the
last two years OF mis- Term MY view
M ms condition In that u behoovUs
every Democrat to make sHcrlhcea IN
the Interest OF his party"
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TELEGRAPHIC.
JAPAN AND CHINA.
III, Former Country Will Undoubtedly
Be Victorious,
SAYS Az ORIENTAL TRAVELLER,
The chinese - Nation o. ihpcrstitiOn aud
Laz.uess-Poorly Prepared
for War.

sr. LOUIS, Aug. l.-Jamss NJ. Rol.
linz. a newspaper man oithis city who
tocsatly returned from a three years
stsy Ia japan, during which time ho
was associated with Japanese soldiers
and travelled considerably throug hout
that country aud on the COronu coast,
said Associated Press reporter!
oIapan will without doubt come OIL
VICTORIOUS over China In the present
ttfugglv. II numbers amounted TO
much Japan would not be morsel for
china, as there are 400, 900, 900 Chinese
and ouly 4O,UOO,OO0 japanese.
"Becausu Of tue vastexpanso Of water
aver th,te the most Of the lighting
must necessarily be done al sua. Tne
La. turss navy IL new aud IN Jfoughly
Dr.auIzsd. Their soldiers are brave
.tIJ discipllued. Japan has culled
noun every nation the cream of nlOJSrn
uaIriatu and has the sympathy " tbs
,vInEtd world.
ION tho other baud, China Ia q
country VI superstition and laziuoes.
10 has some large war vessels, but they
Lave AlNN NNNh WNAA ANIh ahh nv hAANN
aud poorly prepared for An engage.
u.rut. Chinese soldiers nto patriotic,
lut bfe not disciplined. The two eu-
psgtmeuts HlfraJy reported prove this
statement The largest man u war
Boz tho Chinese navy has already been
tuug anu thousands VI Chinese lost
lucir lives, while hardly = scratch was
irlt ty the japanese. The fact that
CHINA has land inlet 10 Clfca WIN
MT amount TO much Ia tue present
siruggle, Ne any number OF Chinese
tu,ditfs would not avail ON COfonn soil
tui0fo nu open fifo " the JaI Autsv
uu.f. Toe japanese could route the
,uiuu'c army from nearly any C0fcau
elty ny means OF their ileei, "a tho sea
uurhrs on all Sides Of that country.
NY theory Is that II a prolonged war
unluld follow China might whip
lapau by sheer force Of numbofs, ~
COMA could swarm the Jupantso
Islands like locusts, and II would not
matter much n even half million
tuucue lost their live. In the attempt.
But Ia this event Russia or even Amer.
lcaur Euglnnd would Interfere, ~ /
nave tBid before, the symIalhy OF tue
rlyinEid world IN with japan AMI will
Mt Stand OIL aud see her crushed"
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Gould 40, siand tue climate.

PmLADELHutA, July 8l.-A piti'
able sight was witnessed today upon
the ARRIVAL of the Red Star Line
steamer Illinois, Captain Ferguson,
from a Antwerp, when twelve Indians,
comprising part Of PAwnee Bll's VIA
West show, stepped ashore.
They bore hut little Hemblance TO the
Indians which sailed from this port on
ApTil 2lsI Tor the WOTld's Fair at Au,-
Wefp. Gaunt l1OAing, hUllOw-eyed,
they excited the pity OF the crowds Of
spectators that Usual y witness the At
rival Of an emigTant steamer. Their
show at Antwerp had been failure
and the climate had Hpon wrecked the
constitutions u the Indians. They
loft Immediately Tor the reservation In
south Dakota. They are ull members
VI the sioux tribe.
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O ran, headaches. no appetite aud sbo

nose ran, headaches. no appetite aud sho
couldn't sleep At night
Hearing OF the wonderful cures effected
by Drs. Shores a Shores, decided to
tHko my child 10 Thorn, aud / am glad
did, for can now tru hiully fay thai
she h we'll again. ] cannot FAY too much
IN pTaiso Oi Drs. shore, a shoros, aud
would advise all mother. 70 tako their
children 90 them AZ ihoir treatment IL
mild, pleasant aud effective.
Mn. Edgar resides NJ No. ~ Simoudl
avenue, between Seventh and Eighth
West streets, Salt Lake city, whero she
can be sosn, and will readily verify her
statement.
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YosIStOs, y. d., July Ten days
agu ram making experiments were be.
gun Ia this @ uuty under the direction
oi two citizens who visited Kansas
rain.maker, obtained hrs chemical
formula and received Instructions In
iis USE. One ton VI chemicals were
consumed aud last night oue OF the
heaviest tAiusiorms Of the summer was
usherOd In. 10 extended over AN area
tweuty miles square Ia all directions
from the experiment station near this
city, and In some localities IA much ~
two Hui "a half inches OF water fell.
The rain saves late corn anu iusuTes n
hall crop OF rye.
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nANK ROnnERY
nemhers of the Notorious Cook Gang
the Perpetrators

VI the Perpetrators
@. GUumE, o. T., July 3l.-Anotber
ctauk robbery with all The trimmings
'Ui n Dalton raid was enhcied near here
Today. A. n Tefult one citizen, j. 81,
va Mitchell, a barrier, ~ dead, aud one OF
a., ne outlaws, VINO gives his name Rs
t,tfIctt Lucas, Is dying. Lucas IL q
,'he tuiH Of age, and says his oOmradps
~ pro members Ut the neiariOuA Cook
cl lus That has recently given territory
49, rialat0 mucp trouble,
Sts'b boon after 10 o'clock this morning
% ARMED men role into Chandler
ru the east, uismouuttd back Of the
4, NC0ln County Bank, aud three
Wed iusido while two stood guard
20 va o." doors with Winuhebttis. Two
Covered tue president, Harvey
','' and bis brother The cashier, aud
tuuued thus thty turn over tho
~ "rutty EARNED Vuicb,n while the
~ N run into the private illco where
tSul i'r HUyt WAS seriously rick, aid
Cniuu iellcd MIN To walk 10 the sale and
~, W.! apt TO Optn it.
w ~ hOugh che6ter was pointed
w lace be e.uld not Htaud long
.'Nl h hut lell % the l9Ur aud tnu
1o1 -, kicked HIN anu buUI NJ him,
10. eau stUd fire.
u .. men on guard called out that il
NN's me 10 90, and the three mon
between S9u0 and $500 lying
,,,sn,.S counter aud ran OUT 10 tue
',sa,.d le meantime the guard ut the
a. shoy slot ana killed J. NJ, Mitchell
'0' emp1e 10 give the alarm. The
hAa teaIevly passed cut Of tht
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city when posse WIS mounted anu
started IN pursult Twice were their
horses shot from under the floeing men,
nut they compelled the iatmcts coming
10 towu 10 pive 40 their mounts anu
went on. Finally battle Was fought
Tor uerfly nflren minutes, when one ~
the robbers was shot through the MP
aud the others scattered aud disap-
poured Ia the hills Of the Creek cJuu.
Try.
The names Of the ESCAPED bandits
are given a. Bin ami Tom Cook, lead
efs Of the gana; Jack Starr aud Tulca
Jack, who number among tue most
desperate Ia tho territory.
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Silks.

Quarter Price silks and Half Price
Silks Will 10 tho rule this week,
10 g., indeed the SIX Chance Of the
Season,
10 close tho balance n those India
silks. that were $500 aud Sl,-l, in btnuti.
mI dcs gus and patterns, hlsp 49, liEht
col1rs and stTip0- mot nuiAhle Tor
whist. and prrfectly washable Tho'o
sIk. arc tho creates, bargains ever
shown 40 our SIX counters for hio yd.
20 Pieces OF SILK, natural color P0ngoo,
Iu.t in from the Custom House, 2i ln,
wide. were zoe. for soc.
SEQ our elegant limo OF Plain and Fig
urrd China pougoo and Japanese silks,
worth Ugu. f0r iie.
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LITTLE Rock, Arb, Aug. l.-Rob
Roy ani Ffaug Egan, two " the
Mouilton band Of boy bandits, have
beun captured, eight miles below the
city heading for New Orleans Ia a
hOuseb0at loaded with plumber. They
admitted that they were suspected Of
connection with the gang. They lie
In jail awaiting the arrival Of Conway
county officers. II turns out that the
boat had been built for the purpose NJ
trading AZ New Ofleans, the plumber
they had obtained,
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rnt,.l Do sonlhern connltIe..

NLw York, Aug. Tine Hcrdlds
Panama SPECIAL sayh:
The correspondent In Mnraicalbo,
Nout zuola, SENDS word that n bloody
COT illct has taken place In Tachirni
between customs house officials anu
Venezuelan smusRlvfs, who were en-
dcavoring to smuggle arms into Coz
l0mbia.
The Hsrd'd's Lima special sayt; The
steamer ChglcO set oil with force Of
900 cavalry aud Infantry Tor facAs
Mayo To Jay. That town, together with
Salayaty, IL still In the hards o. tho
frvOlutionis't.
The Htrdld's Valparaiso speoial sayt!
Pnvata luttsfs received here IRON RIO
dc Janoiro say the restrictions there
ate woisr now than during the fovulu'
tioD, Passenger travel Il not allowed
10 lanj, while n departure by ship calls
flr the utmost scrutiny on the part Of
the authorities.
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SuASGiGAI, July SILT IL reported
today that tue japanese forces attacked
the Chinese position nj iashan on
Friday aud Saturday last. The
japanese, u is said, were rel ulsod with
heavy loss. The ChlnesU loss was
trivial.
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Ready Made Goods.

You have been Invited to many Waist
offerings, hut never 30 one when values
were 20 rare. the variety 80 exclusive Or
tho sislos no pretty.
Ladies' Momo Cloth Waists, woro soc,
for -3g.
Pink, Blue. Hollotrope Waists, latest
styles, were SOC. iic,
Elegant Line OF shIr. Waists Ia pin
stripes, worth Sl5J, for poe.
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TRIUMPH over ALL

win DO our Efforts this Wook.
To tho Bottom Reductions Will Run a Mad Riot,
And Values
Tho Quick. Profit and Cost Will In no casa
30 considered during Final Clearing
Sao OF all Summon Goods.
This orsat Sale has saved Hundreds OF Dollars to our
Patrons and It viii Thousands
Moro this week
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Suits.

This wook the final reductions to nu,ck.
ly close tho stock Of SUMMER >ull.. l.a
chance thal comes but oucu q year.
VIC make Just prices uu ugT uutira
stock OF Duck Suits. were $500 aud s5.I5
'n blue ani white stripes, SLgj.
AZ s-gl. we will close Rll of our Blue
or Tan or White Striped Ducy Suite,
with front rovors and cpils fuuOi with tie
plain material worth $50 10 $500.
Al our High CIa2 Novelties Goa D.reo.
loire, GETAWAY Box Coat, styles
were 500 aud $3.50, fog gL2j.
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nemrINa rmE rLlMEs
Forest Tirs IlREing Near Lick
OhssFVHEYrt

TWTVNT ETTW IN. TT- WI H7''W
Clearwater
RAN JOSH, Cal, July 8L-A forest fire,
whicn has 0oun burning since sunday,
has deyastatei ,OUuacrps iu the yioln.
ny oi Mount Hamilton, anu II now
raging on the north SIDE OF the LICK
observatory,
All the professors and the residents
NJ tho nelghUorhOul uTo hghtng tue
tltmes Ia the endony0r ~ save tue cot
tagus IN the hill, The observatory Is
not believed 10 be In dauger
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rRoN OGDEN.

Trim for Brigham and Cache Valley
will leave Salt Lake az ado p. m. Foo
brigham, Oxford Pocatel'o, Idaho
tdls, Market Lake, Soda Springs and
Montpelier will leave AZ Gao p. m.
special arrangements will be made
Tor through coaches from Salt Lake TO
soda Springs and Montpelier, withol
change.
This will probably be the only eNcur.
sion OF the season To Northern points.
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botwoon tho testimonials Published by
Drs shores a shores aud excursion rate
specialists, all tho old resident. business
and professional mon even the public
pross endorse the treatment " those sue
cossiul specialists.
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He Did Not
See The Point.

But YOU will fyou step
into 14i Main Street, and
take a look at the Good,
Durable. Well Made and
Handsome Summer Suits.
The are selling at SO to
SO. You will shy as every
one else has said, that they
are the best bargains ever
offered IN salt Lake City.
They embrace all the latest
STYLES. You will be best
suited by making your selec-
ton mt once. You can buy
with the absolute assurance
that whatever you pay you
cannot get any better.
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SIGNED STATEMENTS GIVEN As
EVIDENCE OF THE SUCCESS OF
THIS WONDERFUL SYSTEM,
No one need Suffer. II Mhil Special.
lists Have Treated ion aud Made
You Worse, Don'. give up. Read
the Evidence from Patient, Cured
by Drs. Shores & Shores.


This organ plays a very important rolo
In tho drama Of Digestion, making the
performance either comedy or tragedy
according to whether It the liyor0 is
bright aud active, or sluggish or torpid.
Tho liyor's duty j. TO socfoio bile, holp
prepare tho food for assimilation, aud TO
purify tho blood. II IL falls in those cm-
Payments W performs them imperisc'ly,
tho Ontifo system IL soon NJ siaDs aud
sovons. When Tho liver IL not over.
worked, no organ In thoeullre hOiyls more
companionahlo. But just give tia trilo
too much To do, or present with improper
food for manipulation, aud ii will soon
utter protest II tho strain II no. speed
lily Followed, the organ becomes innamcd
and iwollon, and digestion iisorgauized,
aud tho blood impure. symptoms of die.
ordered liver Are duh hoaiarhU, bad
taste Ia tho mouth, coated tongue, siok
stomach, pain under the right shoulder
blade, Irregular sour rising, Loo tho throat,
dizziness, black spots before che eyes
and shooting pains in the back. These
symptoms do not all exist Hl the snmo
limo, " course. but enough ut them will
be present 81 prove that the sufferer uoodH
tho advice aud treatment of some OK.
poriOuco and SUCCESSFUL specialists.
Dfs. Shores q Shores nro the most sue
cessnil IN sails Lake, aud tholr many
oufoy ~ case. similar 90 tho above ~
proof that you need not suffer, but 70 10
them aud Dc restored 10 hCalsh.
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Mn.on ,n,. IIsI.Innecent.

KANSAS CuY, July 3l.-Joseph X
Wilson, who IL held here awaiting
rsqulsltlon papers on which he osn be
taken 10 Colorado 10 answer the
charge Of leading the moh that tarfed
and ieathetrd Adjutaut General TaTs.
ney, had preliminary hearing this
morning. Wilson stolidly maintained
his innocence. Wilson claims that on
the night In question no remained nj
the home OF friend named Billy
Bancroft, playing cards until O'Clock
In tho morning.
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A MornEns STORY.
Little Isabella Edgar Is Cured Of Ca
tarrh OF the Nose and Throat.

VI WV N"h' ""N a"'""N'
wish to say that alter one months
treatment with Dra. Shore, & Shores,
my little daughter Is we'll. says Mrs.
Edgar, In speaking Of her little child's
case.
sho was a at sufferer from CatArfh,
IL having effected hor entire system, nor
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City Tickle, Office, POI Main Street
d. l.. BvELEy, Genl Agt.
Salt Lake City.
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Fifty Per Cent Reduction on all Trimmed
and Untrimmed Hats. This means one-half
of the regular price.
Special for Tuesday, only. Light Shifting
Prints for DC yard.
The Lamar register., 1894-02-17
KNOWLEDGE

Bring comfort and inpu,..
tends to personal enjo,r.-,
rightly use1- The many. 80
ter than Others and enjoy lits -
less expenditure. by nor
adapting the worlds bes, 81
the needs of physical being vi
the value TO health Of the e. \
laxative principles eubnfr5 n
remedy, Syrup OF Figs
Its excellence 10 due 10 Il.
In the form most Acceptable h.
ant To the taste, the refn.hins ~
beneficial properties Of AprsrJ
alive; efIectuslly eleansia. d. !,
di.pelling colds, headache, q: b
and permanently curins suss,l
II has given satisfaction % -
net with the approval q il :
profession, because it Ac. q 1,
neys Liver and Bowels ~i,Aer, ,
ening them and IL Is perfec;ly 4.
every Objectionable .nhstarss.
Syrup o! Figs Is for sals " al
ris,s in Soc and 81 bottles, hsih,,
ufac.urei by the California Ts \
Go. only, vho-e name Is printed . !
package. $50 the nam, Syrs, I /
and beins we'll informed, yus Vi
aecep, an. substitute Il os,a4
The Lamar register., 1894-02-17

..Sister. IS said the little boy. ''wili
you please make me a lot OF biscuit.
like those you pave us for breaSiAsi
the other day
sister was touched. They were
the first cheering words Johnuy had
spoken to her in long time.
Certainly" she answered. Are
you going TO have a party2"
NO; wanted 10 try them In ny
new slung shot