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Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-01

DoN'T forget to come to Mexico
Saturday and hear Governor Stones
speech,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-01

The clerks at che Court House
election precinct are A.. s. Houston,
e. 81. Carter, Charles Day and Geo.
Corner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-01

DEMOCRATS of Mexico and Audrain
county should wake up and get to
work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-01
DON'T scratch.

| Come to Mexico Saturday and
hear Governor W. J. Stone speak.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-01
Cobb Says Filiey LIED.

MEXICO, Mo-, Oct. 29.-Chaun'
cey L. Filley, of st. Louis, made d
statement IN the opera HOUSE mere
before 1900 people Saturday night,
which, if true, will iniure Congress
man Seth Cobb, of st. Louis, fol-
re election. Mr.. Filley made the
assertion in a bold and emphatic
manner, that Cobb said: "The
working men of this country are
paid too much for their labor"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-01
the Tenth Day OF No
yember. A. D.. 1884.
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, Joshua II. White and
Alice ]. White, his wife, and William
V. White, a single man, by their GER
tain deed of trust, dated December
I'D, 1881, and recorded in the Record
er's office of Audrain County, Missou-
ri, in Deed Book s for trusts, at page
94, conveyed to John III. Hayden, as
trustee, the following described real
estate, situated in Audrain County,
Missouri, to-wit: The southeast IA
OF section fifteen (15). township fifty
two i52), range nine tsl; and, whereas,
said conveyance was made in trust to
secure the payment of a promissory
note in said deed specified; which said
note Is now due and remains unpaid,
and, whereas, it is provided in said
deed of trust that in case the trustee
named in said deed of trust shall re-
fuse or be unable to act as said trus-
tree, the then acting sheriff ofAudrain
County, Missouri. shall become the
trustee for the time being and may
perform all the duties conferred upon
said trustee; and, whereas, the said
trustee, John H. Hayden, has removed
from the State and is therefore una
bic to act as such trustee; now, there
fore, at the request of the legal holder
of said note and under the provis-
ions of said deed of trust, I, the UNI
designed, Sheriff of Audrain County,
Missouri, will, on
Friday. the Twenfy-tIiird Day
OF November. 1894.
between the hours of nine o'clock in
the forenoon and five o'clock in the
afternoon of said day, at the east front
door of the Court House in the City
of Mexico, Audrain County, Missouri,
sell said above described land at pub
lie vendue to the highest bidder for
cash in hand, to satisfy said note and
the costs of executing said deed of
trust.
J.N STEPHENS, Sheriff,
tds And Acting Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-01
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, Laura ID. Steele d
Robert S. Steele, her husband,g14
certain deed of trust, dated 0c1
q, 1889, and recorded in Book 5atf
5I5,in the Recorders Office of Al
County, State of Missouri, conn
to David p. Moore, the following
scribed real estate situated In ds1|
County, State Of Missouri, to-H1kl
number eight Isl, eighteen Q9 =
teen Q9), twenty COY and twenyf}
t2l) of Quisenberry Park AddItiu
the City of Mexico, as per plato q Z
addition on file I'm the Office Of tht
corder of Deeds within and fr q
county, which said deed of trust }
made 10 said David p. Moore in 81
to secure the paymento of a certain :
In said deed of trust mentioned;e
whereas, said note is past due -
mains unpaid, and default has =
made in the conditions and ief11
said deed of trust; now, thertddp4
the request of the legal holder d.
note and in pursuance of the pfa
ions of said deed of trust, xslle
Saturday. the Tenth Day 81
yember. A. d.. 1854
between the hours of O'Clock 4
forenoon and 5 O'Clock In thexffs1
OF said day at the east ftontdoozd
Court House, in the City ct
Audrain County. Missouri sci
property, at public yendue 2
highest bidder for cash to eatis4
debt and the cost OF executing 9
trust. DAVID p. Mo0RE
2s-tds. Trsfa<
TRUSTEES SALE
By virtue of the auihorityjan s
undersigned trustee, vested
OF trust executed ON the lst day4
vember, 1890, by j. T. Hieknul
DossIe Hickman. his wife. to =
Ricketts,, trustee, for the hssesS
and to secure a debt to w. VIZ
and recorded In Book Z at page 9
Mexico, Missouri, Whereby re.
Veyed to SECURE said debt, IN H.
ed one-sixth interest OF, In and ~
fourth [northeast14ta
quarter (sonthwest 1
section twelve {l2). TOWNSHIP
I5Ol, Range nine, being land
drain County, Missouri. Said dsea
vides that If said debt Is not pala
that | may, on giving
notice, sell said land to sstsiy
1ebt. And, whereas, said depss
tue and unpaid, and I now ill.,
% the request of the legal OWE
holder of said debt hereby bow
persons that / will, On
saturday. the Third Day
Sember. 4. D.. 1Se5s
the east door of the Court -
n Mexico, Missouri, betwesn ~
nine O'Clock a. ID. and five Co.
n. proceed TO sell said real es1s
he highest and best biodef tm
o pay said debt and costs ara
'harge said trust.
Truss
October s, 1894. -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-01
IISTE SAFE.

WHEREAS, James O.. 'Riehart and
Sarah +. Richart, his wife, by heir
deed of trust, dated LIST day OF
March. 1884, and recorded III book v,
at page 1876, in the Recorders office OF
Audrain County, State OF Missouri,
convened to Robert w. Turen1an the
following described real estate s1tu-
ated in said county and state, to-wlt:
The southwest fourth of the southwest
quarter of section four (4), the south
east fourth of the southeast quarter OF
section five Isl, the northeast fourth
of the northeast quarter OF section
eight (81, the northwest fourth of the
northwest quarter of section nine (9),
all in Township fifty-two {52l, Range
eight 81 west; also sixty (60l acres OIL
of the west end of the north half oi
the southeast quarter of section thirty
two {32l, Township fifty-three l53l,
range eight (S1 west. containing in al
two hundred and twenty acres more
or less as per Us. Survey thereof;
which said conveyance was in trusl
TO secure the payment of two promis'
sorv notes in said deed described; and
whereas, said notes are past due and
remain unpaid; and. whereas, the said
Robert w. Tureman, trustee afore-
said, has removed from Audrain coun'
ty and refuses to act as such trustee
and whereas, said deed provides thai
in case of the refusal of the TRUSTEES
to act the Sheriff of Audrain County
may at the request of the legal holders
of said notes proceed to sell said prop
erty.
Now, therefore, at the request ofth,
legal holders of said notes and IN pur
suance of the provisions of said deet
oftrust, l will, on
Saturday. the Tenth Day of No
vember. A. D.. 1894.
between the hours of nine o'clock il
the forenoon and five o'clock in tn
| afternoon of said day at the east from
| door of the Court House in the City G
Mexico, county and state aforesaid
sell said property publicly to the high
est bidder for cash to satisfy said deb
and the cost of executing this trust.
j. N. STEPHENS,
Sheriff Audrain County and Actin
Trustee. ids.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-01
OurS1O&S SIP
kERSEY
OWE

In extra length and made in the
heighth of fashion, will open
your eyes in wonder. These
same coats sold last year for
SIS and $1,000. We have
them in blue, black, brown.
drab and mouse colors.
Our Children's Suits run at
CSC, sI.25, s., s. and S..
Boys Long Pant Suits from
s2.25 up.
We can please you and save
you money. Drop in and see
us before you purchase.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-01
State Ticket.

For Superintendent Public Schools,
w T. DARLINGTON.
For Railroad Commissioner,
JOSEPH Fl. FINKS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-01

For Constable of Salt River Township,
A. P. JOHNSON.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08
HAVE YOU A DOUBT
IS TO WHO ARE SILT LAKES LEADING
SPECIALISTS, # YOU HAVE RLAl
THE EVIDENCE Or YOUR
FRIENDS IEO A[IGHBla5.

II YOU have been constant reader Of
this paper for tho past few months and
have noticed tho evidence published by
shores & shores aud the wind specialists,
YOU will sec that Drs. Shores & shores
have each wook given the public one or
more new statements OF patients VINO
have been cured bv their new treatment
while our would.bo competitors nave
givou Won old, rewritten statements ~
PEOPLE who have ordered their nainos
withdrawn. but thUso mish' doctors can
euro a patient in Elk months with thcir
treatment. a. tho records ~ The noWs.
nan o.. will prove, 30 they resort 10 al
kinds Of schemes 10 deceive the public.
Drs. shores q shores 1.-Two On their own
reputation They use their own system
Of treatment. They do not advertise one
mans ~ tenn and use another brs.
shores & shores reputation for the past
ak years Ia the Territory of Utah IL a
guarantee Of honest and skiliul treat
menf.
pr. Shores & shores arc having. the
pictures made OF patients who have
been "guiledn by these mlsht doctors
and as soon as they are ready for pub
LEGATION YOU will receive some inside
history ~ to the locating aud methods
of treatment used by these would'be
specialists.
This week DR.. shores q shores pro.
sent tho testimony ~ two OF the Oldest
residents Of tho territory. Hear WHAT
they say; go Interview thon, and they
will toll YOU tho difference between tho
roal and tho imitation.
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rnr cENInAL rAcIrIc.
CAiiiornian- Protect Against tho Re-
funding OF Its Debt


wAsmNGToN, ID. g., June T.
The House committee on Pacific
Roads gave hearing today TO Gail.
forniaus Who are opposed TO refunding
the debt Ut the Central Pacific. Ex-
Congrcssmau &. q. Summer said he
protected for the people OF California
against any funding scheme when
would pcTpetuate the present manage.
ment, one which had brought deplOr.
nble moral, political anu financial
calamity upon that state. He went into
An exhaustive history Of the ToRd and
declared its cost didn't exceed $40, O00,-
900. stanford, Huntington, Hopkins
Croker had not been worth $500, 900
Vii told IN 1851, aud In 1869, when tho
road was finished, they were worth
800, 1900, 900 each.
Mr. summer said Mr.. Huntington
hnd admitted having spent over a
million dollars In past Congresses for
lssislatlon. incidentally Mr.. Sum.
mer charged that the Central Pacific
had corrupted Judges, Legislatures aud
had debauched the politics OF Call
iurnia,
Representative Geary spoke briefly In
favor ola foreclosure VI the mortgage
by the United States.
when Representative Powors,of Nol
mont, asked how tho government cUulu
make good IT, claim, Mr. Summer said
the iirst mortgage would eat up The
road, and the branch lines were bonded
Tor two OF three tins their value, NO th'
government had no recourse except By
suits against the Individual stockhold
ere.
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uauali'. consultation.

HoNOLuLu, May 81, via san Frau
cisco, June 7.-CopieI Of the proposed
new constitution Are now obiAinable.
IL IL nm eKnct model OF the United
sta,es Constitution, aud many OF its
provisiOna are taken bodily ftom sons
OF the stale constitutions. Its salient
features are the great powers invested
IN the executive, tile Limitations on
the elective franchise, and the various
provisions designed to place permanent
control Of the future republic In the
hands Of its present guardians and their
successors, who shall carry out their
policy.
rae first election Of the Legislature
shall take place within three months
after the proclamation OF tho consti'
tuition. Upon the conyoning OF tue
legislature, which Bhnll be the third
"Wednesday In February, 1856, or may q
be at a spooial session before tnat time,
Inc existence, power ana authority OF
the ptesent advisory council uTe ter
minated; nut until that time the coun'
eli shat continue TO poiaess its present
uOWcTE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08
RUINED BY A HAIL STORM,
Vienna BOmbifdod With tho ARTILLERY
Of Heaven.
People Hilied. Thousands Of windows
BROKEN, Fields aud 0ardenu
Damaged.

NiENNA, June THE worst hail.
storm that ever visited this city com.
menoed at O'Clock this morning.
Dense unprecedented clouds rose with
alarming rapidity. The wind drove the
dust In columns to the height OF four
story houses. Then the hail began to
fall, and covered the city In a short
time to tue depth Of from elk to eight
inches.
In less than fifteen minutes the city
looked az " IL had teen bombarded. 10
we're broken. Five hundred panes Of
glass were broken ia the ministry
OF commerce building alone, and
600 In the palace. In the upper
f'ors Of the emperor's wing Of the
palace hardly q pane remains un-
broken.
The hall stones averaged the size Of
hazel nuts, aud Descended In the
streets with tremendous force. Three
deaths are reported ~ duo 10 falling
trees. Horses were frightened by the
storm aud rant way, causing numor.
Gus accidents.
Serious damage was done In a field
outside " Vienna, whoro a deiach-
mcnt Of artillery, with thifty.twO
guns, were overtaken. The horses
boltod with fright In all directions,
and thirty soldiers were thown helpless
upon the ground. Several OF them
were r,n over. One was killed, aud
three oilloers were severely Injured.
The beautiful gardens Of the city
are ruined, and telegraph and tele-
phone poles were blown down and the
wires nro stretched on the ground like
huge ooowobs, causing death TO thou
sands OF birds. IL IL feared that gtSaI
damago has been done 10 crops.
Reports from Bfosaburg show thai
place was also visited by dlsastroui
hailstorm, and vineyards were almost
ruined. Violent stOtmB have occurred
during the week nj different points
anu Immense damage Is reported "
| have been done.
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COULD Nor SWALLOW.

The Alarming Condition OF Mrs
ChrIstisnsou-She ~ Cured In one
Month By Drs shores q shores
New Treatment
To say Mrs. Christensen was a suf-
feror IL putting u mild. Whom she
placed herself under tho care Of Drs.
Shores & shores, II was doubtful II sho
could ever bo made Welt her case had
run 40 long that tho oAIarrh had thor
oughly undermined her entire systomi
her throat was 30 raw and irritable thai
Il was with tho greatest difficulty that she
could eat enough 10 keep hor alive. Here
IL her signed statement word for word
SALT LAKE CITY, U,ah, May 81, '0L
To whom It May Concerni
This N 10 certify that came TO Drs.
shores e shores a wrotchod sufferer with
cainrrh OF the head and s'omach. was
30 very bad that ! could not even take D.
drink Of water or food In any shape
without the greatest pain, aud l can now
truthlully state that amor ono months
treatment / am vol woman.
These arc tho class Of troubles DIS.
Shores g shores euro daily. This IL tho
class OF troubles that have made them
famous over tho country, and this II tho
class Of trouble that tho misft doctors
try 10 treat, fail, aud then advertise they
are doctors.
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COMMANDED DY A roLE.


CHICAGO, June 7.-rfoublo IL CONF
Ing again upon the Western Passenger
association. The Atchison has de.
manded OF the lineI which II suspects
OF violation OF tho excursion agree
ment TO ut once inform It whether they
propose TO abide by the agreement or
not and II 30 when they will begin TO
observe II. Unless answer II returned
vt once the Atchison will at once give
notice OF withdrawal from the oXouf-
sion agreement anu do business on H.
own account.
The notice OF tho Atchison means
substantially that the entire excursion
agreement Of the association will be
thrown out aud general scramble ior
excursion business will result, with n
wholesale Generalization OF rates "a
the result.
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Shorten, "were put In a sohoolhouse
for the night without any blalkots or
beds. Some Of the men were beaten
and not ailowei 10 speak TO each other
or have any writing material. We
marched In single file, and we're given
some rolls or crackers anu Whatever
coffee was left In an old bucket, and
then, Mt the point OF the musksts, we're
fofcsl 90 pack water anu food for the
big camp.
1.-THE hardest case OF all was that Il
a man named Sullivan, who got tele-
gram from Cripple Creek telling him
that his wife VIA dying ami asking
him to 40 TO Lesdville immsdis tely.
Sullivan showed IL to the deputies, but
they refused 10 liberate him, and would
not even allow him TO communicate
with bis dying wife or his family"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08

DEsvER, Colo, June The Ger
man National Bank, one OF tho Oldest
In the city, did not open Its doors to.
day, and 10 going out Of business. 1t
was one OF the banks compelled TO
close during the panic last July.
When II reopened tho depoait1rs
accepted extension certificates. The
nrst OF these, due last March. were
paid. The second, due June LIST, were
paid as presented until last night,
when the funds OF the bank were OK
hAusIed, and the directors decided 10
close the doors permanently.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08
Tho ArIsona CanAI.

PHOENIX, Arizona, June 8. - Tele.
glams from Minneapolis announce
that q contract has been lot to II. Il.
LAngdon 10 construct 10 miles OF
canal work at Storage dam, 100 feet
high, ut Horse Shoe bend on the Verde
uvpr, also a diversion dani on the same
,irtam. twelve miles from Mount Me
Dwell.
The amount TO be paid for the work
o. i2,OJO,OO0. Work Ia 10 be completed
within eighteen months from present
date. THIS will reclaim four hundred
thousand acres OF tue choicest fruit and
gain land In Arizona. For three
years the enterprise has been under
way and nearly 100000 has already
teen spent In surveys and prelimin-
afy work. The promoters are priuol-
lally residents OF Phoenix and Mime
upyli6.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08
LAW or INmEEITANCE.
An Important Point DceIoed By u chi.
cago judge.

CHICAGO, June Judge Ewing
rendered decision today, which holds
thata citizen Of the United States can
not acquire title to real estate by IN
hurita nco when the inheritance has to
be- traced back through Hllen ancestry /,
for the reason that such aliou ancestry
is without Unbeatable blood, which Is
necessary 10 transmit an inheritance
from one person 10 another.
The decision 10 the fret rendered
upon this point under the present stat
ute Of the state, and II Ia doubtful II a
pafallol decision has been rendered In
any state. Judge Ewing's decision
was rendered In the suit Of Jamea
BenrAn against the sisters Of the late
William Went, naturallzei English
man. TIE cases involved $40, 900 worth
VI real estate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08

MiLwAUiaEE, VIE, June THAT
Edwin h. ABBOTT had taken no active
part Ia the transfer Of the Chicago ter
minal property TO the Chicago a
Northern Pacific, but was, on the con-
trary, an opponent In the deal, and the
land involved had greatly increased In
value since their acquisition by the
POOLS In which ne was interested, were
the principal facts brought out IN the
examination OF Mr.. Abbott today In
the Northern Pacific investigation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08
Inc mInnranoIl.,. Trial TrIp.

PHILADELPHIA, June Tho new
United states cruiser minneapolis re-
turned al 0 O'Clock tonight from her
preliminary or builders Trial trip. The
big cruiser acquitted herself most
oredilably, rowing the equal In every
way, N not the superior, OF her sister
ship, the Columbia. A. result Of
this trial II IL predicted that the
Minneapolis will make at least ~
knots on her official trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08

Ban FRANCf5CO. Juns LAYOUT
y. Hagen, tho absgonding cashier Of
the American Exchange bank VI New
York, was among the passengers who
arrived on the steamer Mtriposa from
Apia, Samoa, today. He was In
charge Of Special Agent Of the Treas'
ury James J. Bennett aud Will be
taken 70 New YORK.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08

wAsHiNGToS, ID. c., June The
House committee on lndian affairs has
authorized a favorable report on the
bill Introduced by Representative
Sweet Of Idaho TO tatity the agree
ment for Opcniag for settlement tho
Laval reservation, occupied BY the
Nrz Peto Indians " Idaho.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08
Ih. aue.lIon ol Iynnn,. IdenlIly.

LONDON, June THE ~. James's
GdstnC publishes an article Ia which
the writer says thst lyman tue author
OF "rhe irish National lnvincibes,"
has been dead for two or three years.
NEW York, June IA number Of
prominent trishmen have TO-DAY said
they were personally acquainted with
lyman, and that they had absolutely
no DOUBT as 10 his identity. and there
was no truth In the statements that he
10 dead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08

WAsuINdroN, ID. g., juno lit IL
learned the fugitive vice president o.
salvador has been ouereu hty iuhl oh
the Bennington. In this ease CAplalp
Thomaa may have unwiltingly IN
VOWED the United States Ia another
International complication.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08
GREAT LEADERS.

Pcrcalo Waists, lauudrled collars and
cuffs, assorted colors.
s2.7j. Navy Blue striped Duck suits,
worth %.
Sis. Ladies' Duck Suits, white sud
colorbd grounds,
sll5. Ladies' Atwood, 3.ToW Cape, In
Black, Brown aud Tan.
$50. Tho best Wrapper for tho price
shown iu the city; full back ruilio on
shoulder. Ia Indigo Blue Calico
.5l.G5. blazer Suit Ia Black Wave dag
DUAL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08
ENGLAND 30 BLAME.
Widespread business Depression In
tudiR aud Elsewhere In asia.

'HA" "hN hAA'N h'hN SIS N"A"s
sAS FRANCISCO. June 7.-Ex.sec-
fvIury s.att, Joan W. Foster, who
arrived here yesterday from India and
Nnilai speaking OF trade conditions ia
lhe ar east, said 10 an Associated
representative.
81 loun1a general and widespread
'u'lhess depression prevailing through
our luuiai the Straits aaIllemenie, ana
Wherever British merchants anu COM
msico extended In this east. Tho cause
Oh IL ~ attributed 10 the heavy decline
J." tl'ver aud this decline, II Is there
.rlcvsi, has been brought about by
voc closing oi the lnlin mlnts aud the
repeal VI the sherman act. have
,Arn particular pains to pOlut cut that
'he action VI the British government
gnl London hauHeIs was the chief
u-N'e oi the failure 10 establish a bl'
metallic currency throughout the
WUtlt.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08

EDwARDsviLLE, ILL.,, June s.-The
st. Louis, Chicago anu 1t. Paul rail-
road, better known Ms the Blui line,
has BEEN sold by the county collector,
ioT nonpayment Of It's taxes In Madi'
tOn county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08

sr. LOUIS, No., June s.-Mr. Allen
Stanton, aged 81 years, IL dead. lie
was cousin 10 tho late Edward NJ.
Stanton, who served In the cabinet OF
President Lincoln as secretary Of war,
ani was a shoemaker by occupation,
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pn,Inr ,hr ChcroI.rss.

TAHLtQUAH, l. T., June S,--Thc
day At the Big Cherokee payment has
passed without au Incident and nearly
0OO, 900 has been handed out TO fOrtu-
uatu Cherohoes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08

81. PETERSBURG, June THE min.
listers Of the interior and OF hus.
bandry have advanced a scheme 10
organize Jewish colony In South
Africa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-08
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