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~ CHINESE wArEns.
Tho season of tue Monsoon and Ty'
phoeu Approaching.


phoau approaching.
wAsHINuGuN, Aug. Sin speaking
OF the probabilities Of the pending war
between japan and China, au official
Of the Chinese legation recalled the
fact that the season OF the monsoon
aud tue typh0On h now rapidly ap-
proaohiug. The presence OF the for
mer Il NOS regarded As a menace to sVa
maneuyeting, but fear IN lelt for the
latter. The typhoon II a revolving
wlndttoTm, whose effects are disastrous.
IL IL believed by tho officials Of the
legation that the naval movements
during tie typhoOn season NJ least Will
be somewhat clfoumsotibed. The CHI
nese will not venture n great distance
from their coast, but will Keep o.oiu 10
port.
Japan. It IL thought here, will wage
an aggressive whf against China anu
some VI her objective points IN all prob
ability will bs tue Chinese ports. Al.
ready reports have reached here NJ
high gales on ths Chinese coast that
have compelled all cfait but the
stnuuchesI steamers TO seek shelter In
port.
Naval Oillcers say that whom tho
dreaded typnoon sets In there II moth
lug 10 do but run from II, The United
states steamer Marion was struck by "a
storm VI this Kind iow months ago,
when beginning her voyage home
from China 10 san FraLuisco. She
emerged IN damaged cludillon anu
had narrow escape, Notwithstanding
she Ia "a tplrniil built boat aud was Ia
ths nands Of tho HblVst unyigatOrH Ia
tho navy. When vessels are not sunk
by the lyphUon they arc frequently
driven fat cut ~ their course, ~ u VIII
he seen that naval operations between
Japan aud CHINA arr likely 10 TO ooh
Quoted nj great risk.
For this reason operations OF lhe
fleets will probably Le restricted 10 a
minimum,
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ifcm the evidence, IL Mrs. Kane, WI"
ioggei up In a pair OF her husbanu's
trousers, ia said 10 have welded tht
hammer which smashed In the head Of
tie murdered man. The stel-son %.
the murdered man, who II not more
than twelve or fourteen years old says
that wheu the old man went away
from the house 10 20 % Bungtown, nj
mother aud George went out together,
and his mother hsi the hsmmer anu o.
bundle. The woman a. hrsi ulel
tell the johnson story, but when s1e
heard Of Centres confession, she
abandoned that entirely, aud said n
had oil been done by Centre, and that
no such person AZ Johnson hal been
mixui Up In the atlair In any way
Whatever. Hhe stoutly denied all
ohargts " criminal intimacy between
herself aud Centre until sue learned
that Centre had Owned up 10 II. Kane
was a well.todS farmer
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fatQst Publications.

Ire Life Of Joseph smith, CLOTH, 1901
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story OF she uooh Of Mormon, BY ui.t
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sunday school Hymn uooh, CONTAINS Al
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LarEc aud small Size nibios Ia IeasAsE
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Family and ruipt uiiirs Go diHorsut style.
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h'nisni'' s1r'a.y iu che social Han, SALT Lats,
yan 90, i.9i, o.
The Church OF Jesus christ Of latter
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uIatrno.. ordinance ani History. ~ John
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MOST SERIOUS AT OMAHA,
Gangs Of Strikers PatrOlll1g The
Street, Armed With Clubs.
Tue Local roiics Foree Poweriess-
falling of Proeiniming
Martial Law.

OMAHA, Aug. S.-The crihls arrived
tonight aud n there il no Improve.
ment ny morning several comp niles Of
militia will he sent 10 South Omaha
ami the packing house district placed
under martial law. The situation IL
most serious tonight aud the 1900
strikers have been doing about NJ tney
pleased. Al O'Clock this evening
they forced their picket limo that has
tor fOrty.eight hours surrounded tho
packing houses under the walls Of the
Dig buildings, and their number was
Increased by tue addition Of several
hundred men.
ATS O'Clock Mayor johnson Of South
Omaha went before the Omaha police
board anu asked that a detail Of police
loo sent there, 40 he was powetlrss 10
control tue lawless element. lie said
no had driven all over the city tonight
aud found gauge OF strikets patollrg
the streets, waiting for some Of the
wOfkmen - show up on their way 10
WORK. He had found gangs OF nity
TO seventy i've striker, all armed with
cluLs. This local police force Was
pJwefless TO cope with these Of
ganiz.d mobs, ana unless some rail-.
Va AhNhNAAN WINS maui ~ NhNNANNH AAAN
Il Hlfdsrly element there would be
men murdered and the packing houses
would bu in ashes before tomorrow
night.
The board was Informed that the
governor was la consultation with the
packers with view VI putting the
packing house district uuuer martial
law anu concluded 10 await his action.
Tho packing house managers held n
conference aud nj its close Air.Cudahy
notified the adjutaut general that un.
less the wOrkmon could be given better
protection all the packing houses
would DO compelled 10 close down 10.
morrow. He said the managers do not
ike endangorng their plants by keep
Ing them At work, while their men
are Ia danger OF assault. Every fresh
assault, they claim, increases tbs aeri.
business OF tbs situation, and they be-.
liuvu that there ~ bus a step from VIC.
lence toward tho mun 10 violence TO the
packing houses.
At O'Clock this trhursday) morn.
Ing tue conference OF this municipal,
county AMI state authorities with tho
packers, sitting since O'Clock, decided
TO send 200 deputies 10 the scene NJ
once TO maintain order.
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TBLEGRAPHIC.
The SMALLPOX WAR.
Il Assumes Alarming Proportions at
Milwaukee.
OFFICERS ATTACKED ny A mon.
Mass Meeting aud innimmatory
snr,che,--trcat Uneasluess Among
tho Authorities.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Aug. O.-The
,.lelnon against the enforcement Of
,,pitsty law bearing on smallpox
,s.e. has assuned slarming proper
lions ia this city. The seal Of war Il,
fine south side aud particularly In the
Eleventh ward where the isolation
bp,pltAi Is located. The police au-
uofiti,s, health officials aud several
sIIernen we're busy last night, holding
conferences and attempting TO iofmu'
i.te some plan whereby the laws might
h.. proprfly enforced. Tuete was great
l.utnsiueas manifested, aud one Of the
any officers said that tue situation was
p,.,f. serious than the majority VI pc1-
i,,.. imagined. Assured VI police pro-
',fluu. tbs health department
y.u. with crew OF six health
.rI'.fs, proceeded 10 the mouse Of
ti,4J, Butter, 536 MuskcgOn Avenue,
,YttyA cnild was suffering ION tue
,t.rsse. The Appearance of the van
VA. the signal iOf tue sounding Of an
alarm aud inside Of ten minutes there
wasamob ofiuIy 5000 people on tne
sr,nr. There were loud cries aud
tnreats against the health department
tliiurts anu = low sIouts were tnfown.
before much damage could DO done,
however, u squad Of city police ar
uveI. fhs health officers Utoke tho
door VI tue house anu coon feappeared
win the SICK chilJ, when was placed
li tue van. Tue crowd now became
furious hud ~ the van started up, male
determined charge. The police
wou q hgvu been ONefpOwercd, had not
IL pauol wagon hlltd with officers Hr-
rived at this ufitical Junctutv. Guarded
IS u large detail oil tillcsfs tho van
Issstd tuTough the mo- Hnd started
iur the hospital, pufsuod by tue crowd
Good time was made and the little pa
tuut was safe IA tue hospital before the
IraJtr VI the moo rosched the road,
Lut there was moro trouble, the fiutvfs
threatening 10 Ovuftufu the vnu.
s uuss were thrown sud clubs BRAN
uisutd but the police finally succeeded
DO gettin4 the health uilicots aud their
conveyance safely THOU ia tue crowd.
a mass meeting was held last night
atusutd by iuuy 5000 people, great
many icing women. A number Of
iiu.mmuOfy speeches were made de-
nuuclatofy VI the health department
nud C0mmissiouor Dsempttef. Oihof
sneakers were CUIbtfVsuvu AMI wArnt Il
ihe PEOPLE not 90 commit any violence.
THE nesting finally dwinulej down u
a crowd Oi about 100, made up Of the
more turbulent element, but there was
no disturbance,
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Faitb-PromotIPo Series.

NY First Mission, . narrative Of persona
eIpvugueo ~ amlssinnuy ulou he s.HduicA
Islands. ~ George y Cannon, %.
A string Of Pearls, containing 4, number O,
Interesting sketches and ansod1ta. u mls.
sinnary ilie, rts., $50
Leave. Prom ny Journal, ~ Prsadsn,
wilfnrd WollfaH, adoseupunn % his wonder.
fil mls,i1uhry experiences. snl many Interest
tug incidents Of he mo, g,s
fragments OF t.xperisucs, a collection ~
struhHs from uio eHpsrrufu N Edura Csc
President tIsbeS a. bNttnbati's IourahI,
narrative u ths principal incidents Ia ne
career ~ ayofy remarkable man, sr
BaTIy scenes ia Church History. q ell.
lvgu1l OF accidents frHu tIs u,ui " Elders
Of unchursh ,n lar.g tays 4is.
The Lite OF Nepht, he ,1n OF Isal. VII.
sngfsied from Jerusalem ZOO Juf.a, u us
land now tuosu ~ South America slt con.
turtles bsf1ro gIp coming OF iH8 ssuar. Tie
toot contain Tamg very imp1r,aJ items con.
csung us uplt ~ Mormon, uy George y.
O4nnun, ge.
Scraps OF biography, containing stsl.h Of
"a uirFa Ili. lu-.irHis of Experience. ana
Eovel khiFlts journal, efe,
Tile uyth OF thn Manuscripts found,
or ths Atsuri.uoi OF tho slaudlng story. b.
0o1rgo Reynolds, ur.
LRbors ~ the vineyard, contains some OF
tho most undressing sp1douosi ever sH.tels
gSc,
Eyontfui NnrrniVcsi contains sons iHiostsl.
DgsEulsaaa s1N valuable lessons, 49,
Ucipnh Visions, Instructive manifestations OF
uis L9ld ~ ilH raIir'1, 49,
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mrMprMEn nY mIs MIrn
ISIS nody Fonud IA PooI OF Bioad,
ihr II,nd crushed,

INV hAfhA AEhHhaht
ST. LOUIS, Aug. Sired Kane, n
farmer living Just outside Of the east
limits Of Has, CurOudUlvt, H., was
murdered last night about ~ O'Clock
by his wife, Aunie, and her patamour,
George CunIie, VINO worked for the
muruured man.
Just brtorv ~ O'Clock several per.
F0ua heard uTics AMI several pistol
rugls, AtutuTu NJ tho road about 800
yards from hi home, they found kaue
lG pool VI bipd anu evidence tuRt u
terrible btTu, gle hat occurred. a cross
g corn tleld the struggle hal been car
Iiud va M lhu iiunl blow with a 90
pound blacksmith hammer nad been
uealt. Il earned away tho entire left
de " the head as lar down M tue
cheek bUur inpIuding the oyr and pRrt
Of the nUsv, rnr bullet wounds were
ruuuIh la themselves 10 Nil the man,
ius kulity pAIf', ciolhiug was lOuuu
hidden near the house, while the
woman ASA her puTAWOur were cAusb ut
within, apparently without tear OF de-
lection.
Me, Kane aud her Iaramuur, Geo
Centre, maize Il c0ulessiun, rhs later
Was the fiis, 10 break down, lie STATED
that n mau named George johnson
had met nm Hud gwen him n pistol
with which ne was compelled to shoot
Kane, Crntte tLeu detailed practically
the story Oi tho murder AZ already
stated.
John1ou, As lar as osn bo learned
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Sunday School aqd Primary.

ION ihs.1 books aad caris postage viii -
~ lvt 10 addition 20 te prices given, '"n'W
mail u1Isis ug price given 10 tgr 'p'sipaid"l
Tirst Hosk Tor Our Liitio Frieuds' Zoe
he Is- of sunday schools. ioc
second uook for our Little Friends,
sHHIlT ssh1II reader, lla
intermediate =. :. Reader, one.
Questions aud Answers on the Life
aud ui~ion Of she Prophet joseph
hDtth, il.
bible Questions sud Answers for he
nss % pr.mary Accusations, IS
Chtidrcn's PrimRry Hymn Book, -
ulpi0s, postpaid 'r.
Primary speaker, 40. :, po'ipait, re
q, "a
tho 'fodeI noii Hook, postpaid sa
Class Ucgi.ters, pst dot, s)e.
Primary TUNE noob, zoe.
Hook Of Mormon Catcchism, postpaid, 80
:. =. Union fiJmu hook, cash u'' 20
uaid, ass
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NEW YOmS, Aug e. World de.
patch from WASN'T gtJi ssyi; The
republic u Hawaii NJ been formally
fec3guiz Il by 10 United States
thr3u sii the secretary VI state.
The republican form of government
In Hawaii, II will DO rvnemb ted, wss
set up on the ith " July. Ga tue FOL
lowing day Minister Wills extended
recognition, 10 for NJ it was wlthin his
power, 81 the new republic. MI VIII
lies action has teen discussed, but no
decision was reached until To-Day, when
Secretary Gresham, under tue diIec-
ton ut the President, sent n formal
note 10 tue minister approving his
course.
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ION nrAnNINu conEANs.
Contributions OF flour and Grain
Irnm ihIa anmmtrN.

Contributions OF flour Rnd Grain
Prem this Country.
NEW York, Aug. 5.-Tho Hon. w.
q. ufcsham, secretary " state, has
Jueu asked " the government Will up'
dertako tue transportation u the con'
tributiOns Of iiour gfaiu, etc, that II
Ia expected viii DO made In this ooun'
Try ior the relief Of the starving
C0feAus. Etl0ris will be- made 70
secure the cooperation oi the various
boards Of trade aud exchanges
throughout the country, anu especial.
ly those OF San Francisco aud Chicago,
to secure shiplUad " food Tor the
sufferers. A religious newspaper Of
this city has already agreed To cIntri-
butte 100 barrels VI tiVuf 10 any cargo
that may be made.
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a COMPROMISES.
niss hates Makes - shrswd Political
Dtni.

MISAEArOus, MINI, Aug. s.-A
paper published near FoTman, n. d.,
briugs out a romantic incident la CON
uecuon with lhe nomination by the
Republican slate convention Of Miss
Emma 4. BAtes, OF Valley City, TO be-
state superintendent Of schools.
hii,s Batt0 hnd charge OF her canvass
for the nomination, anu found iormid.
able opposition In John Devlnu Aud
Professor J. II. Holland. She was
rllp TO sidttfaok the latter by making
herself solld with the Young Meme
Republican League. She then entered
Into negotiations with Mr.. Dsyiur,
irst demanding unconditional sur.
renter. This lao refused.
After further negotiations II Ia said
he agreed ~ pun oil the track
provided N she was elected state super.
inteudeut she would make him
her deputy anu marry him In
the bargain. After some DELHI.
Grafton she Hgreed 10 DO THE, providing
he would stump the state for her. A.
he 10 "a powerful speaker, with "a iund
OF Wit sud repartro. Mis- Bates II oon.
recol to have mate tue shfewdesI
political deal yet known.
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An EIOPNIENT
A cashier Leaves wan ~ woman aud
Same Money,

ALrooSA, Pa, Aug. 5.-Harry a.
GarlIutr, cashier VI Ihu second Ma
ti1ual bank OF this city, l,it On Monday
night IN company with Mrs u,fuon,
VINO IL said 10 have lived IN Phliade.-
phia, ana 10 whom Gardiner mas BEEN
no attentive 10 curing tue past year ~
10 excite much uuiav0rab'u comment.
A director ut the bank b. authority tor
the statement that Gardiner has also
taksn with MIN n large Gum ui money
belonging 10 the bank The books
nave not ueen fully examined, tut tue
same director estimates tue amount
taken 10 bs about $sU,OJJ AMI run On
the bank 10 lJOKrn Tor.
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DrS, Shores & Shores.
Specialists,
Zion Medical aldSlIliGal Institute
"a E. Second South street.

spsclalues an diseases Of the Rye, Far.
Nofy, Throat ard Luugs. Female, ledtsl and
private diseases. our iTcttmrut for l'lu'ls
method
once hours-g 90 n a .m., so 3pm., st1a
pm sundays, ~ Am. % p,m
fiyo dollars "a month Tor 40 Catarrhal DE-
frnscs Medicines furnished ffss from our
own laboratory.
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LiTTLE Rock, ARR, Aug. SD. Il.
BarEer the POyulist candidate Ia this
state Tor governor, has pot paid his poll
tax, anu II therefore ineligible 10 bold
office In the state The discovery WIS
made today, letter from his home
county slhUnK that no had not paid
his poll tax TOT thTer ytATs.
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NURluFiELU, MIMI, Aug. O.-The
religious uOI a. OF this city anu county,
comprising Catholics, Methodist, Bap-
lists anu Cougrrgationalisis, have been
IN constant session Of prayer since July
10 tor rain without success. Unless
they brng rain oy next sunday they
viii abandon the ,florL In y section
Que HUNDRED miles square not drop "
rain has fallen since June 10, aud then
Ouly ono inch.
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ran nLuErIILDs TROUBLE.
England wiz Act ~ Accord WIN the
United states.

LONDON, Aug. s. - Ihp Associated
press u Ia otmtd from au official
source that Great Britain Gesirts " act
entirely Ia ACCORD with tue Uuituu
states ~ BluunelIs, Nicaragua. Great
iIritaiu viii refrain from any intOfitt.
vnoo except such ~ II necessary Tor
this protection Of Br,tlsh lie anu prop.
cry aud maintain treaty obligations.
Instructions ~ this effect have been
sent to the commmsndor Of the British
cruiser M1hAwt, Leslie &. Stewart.
The Times states that Gouefal Bar
rios Ia ga route TO England In order To
negotiate notifications Of the Clay.
tom Bulwet treaty. la this connection
the Tunes says II Ia not likely that the
Uuiteu sAtes will take steps TO AFRO
gate the treaty, which IL considered
satisfactory, Ia order to maiulain the
neutrality OF the NicarnguanH.
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Pongee Silks.

Our 300 line Of Natural Colorod
Pongeo buing sold Out We will close
tho balance ~ our $50 quality, very
glossy free from dressing or smell anil
unlike the usual llnou fuish Of tho
cheaper quality, ~ lil40 yd.
An elegant limo nj Beautiful
Figured India silks, mostly iu dark
lors. 30 in. Wldo, regular price 900,
balance a, 100 yd.
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Cotton Dress Goods.

% To-. BLACK Linen Lawns lu plain
or black ami white stripes, black
with white pulkp Dot, worth $50, Rt
zoe sd,
altu. white Lace striped picquo,
worth 3lr vd, at loo yd.
800 Boo, Black, white striped Per.
Gales, worth 400 nc I.3c yd.
~ lu, Black India Lawns, worth
~ &C., ~, At q 20 yd,
80 In, English P1nge'tNs, Ia all de-
siublu shades, worth iur, At 25u,
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music.

The Improvements Association seun
Hook, contains 0lurgunn % original
and selected songs and hymns. ssl 70 musk By
rfDisssor l., no'-isy. svysnty.sigAg pages Of
ehpios iausir, postpaid, tO1.
~. IS. Union Siusic IiooL, fs,tp,is, soc.
Primary Tuao Hook, ne, vi,A1ai pl,,asS
eos
The rssimody, paper ni'-, Iiso, Cloth. u.sE
Half Lsatasn. ti'o Postage n e.. saga
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NEW NOWS, Aux. 5.-Lizzlo Nc.
Defmo,t was cAargcd to-day IA the Jef-
lerson Market police court with being
concerned IA the theit VI $4,000 OF
i5U,Uu0 worm OF stamps from tue scott
stamp y Coin company. Tue glf. was
au cmpivyu o. tue company. 5ho will
be held Tor trial.
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WAsuNurOS, Aug. 5.-rhe Senate
In executive session today coflfmud tho
following nominations.
MAtshals-Johu a, McDsfmltt, dis
trct " Wyoming; James y. Ctutuher
district Of Idaho.
To be- judges Of Probate, Utah Ter.
rit0fy-Wm. =. Nille., NUule War
rum JL, Achilles PENN, John &.
Lamar, J. q. Grant AMI James L..
Bunting,
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pEKiN, H., Aug. 0.-Oaly few
farmers Ia THIS vicinity utu selling
their lAsl years corn crop Oh the fisc.
Many are nOluIng, believing that ow-
ing TO the failure VI tue coming crop
Of the West ava the drouth Ia ILLINOIS
earn viii 10 still higher,
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L You Cannot Coma 10 Sllt Lax,

Write Tor tho mail treatment Oneoi tho
physicians In personal charge suporin-
tends tho mail department and by -ys-
TEN Of close correspondence controls
those out Of tho citv quite Ms well "a, those
who como 10 tho Office. Send for symp-
tom blank Medicines shipped carefully.
Try this treatment.
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WAsIINuTUN, Aug. S.-Represen.
latiie Bryan OF Nebraska has a petition
hrufing l,UOO signatures Tor an lnvss'
LEGATION VI the course taken by Attof.
nty.deuefai Olnoy duriug the recent
strike, looking TO his iuipthChmenL
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4 veteran roacn Drlv.r Dsad.

PORTSMOUTH, OHIO, Aug 0,-Dayld
Ham, VINO ufovs coaches across the
Alleghenlts bo'ofe the advance OF the
railroad, died mere today, ageJ %. lie
had carried General Jackson, Henry
Clay, President Harrison aud many
Others.
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LONDON, Aug. Sour patients
from tho steamship Balmsral, which
arrived nj Gfayesend yesterday from
~. Petersburg, arc found 10 be suffer.
Ing from Asibtic cholera. The Bal.
moral, upon afiivsl, rep rtcd that one
Of her seatnon died the previous day OF
cholera.
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shoesI ShoesT

Gropt bargains ia odd lots Of
Ladies' and Cllldren's Shoes
Special Tuesday only 80
in. BIoa Muslin, only 90 yd.
Special for Wednesday
onIy Light Shifting Prints
worth 6 l-Ao yd at . l'2cyd'
Friday only-Light Col
ored Challies, worth s l-5e'
at Sc yd,
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MANCuEsrER, Aug, SIS Indow, the
strong man, WAS maiTltu lhls i.oInIhe
IN the Cathedral 10 Mls5 hlAhehr
Brookes, tho daughter Ola local pho'.'
gtaphor.
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missio7ay Supplies,
morEnn,. Irae, Vol. %.

uorgnn's Tract No. I. ~.
2, 85u.
5,asta
The Modern Prophet, 3si..
True ". Faiso Religion, Sta
The Golpei Pioneer. at.
A Reply 70 "The mormon Purua
tory,"3A
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CoUECiL BLUFFS, Ia. Aug, S,--drn.
James IS. Weaver Wa h9n'lnaHu Ioi
Congress toiay by ~ b'ulyula,s oi
the Ninth Iowa IlsIroI by vote OF ~
~ ~.
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ARE TREATED AND CURED BY OaS.Si0atS
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Exposure.

Mrs Oherg has resided here Tor The
past eighteen years and her many friends
will be- glad to learn Of hor little dauRh-
tors rapid recovery.
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a mUNnRED YEAns ON.

james HARDY. Jefferson DAyis's valet,
Gene to uest.
COLUMBUS, Ind, Aug. 0.-At his
home Ia Hope, this county, last night,
James Harry, cOlofeJ, dsu NJ the age
Of 100 yesrs. He was President Jtfief.
sJn Davis's valet during the War OF
the Rebellion, lilo was married Fix
times anu was tho father Of forty.six
children,
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Parasols Parasols !

10 close out lines OF rarasnls o.
beautiful mako AMI designs that we're
g.. % and e. 90, wo vii. tol Them for
sIuI aui sla1.