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A TTENTION N-SPIRITUAL UALISM-DOCTOR
N WRIGHT, the great test, business and
nealing medium, gives all Who desire u sitting
Ii tree lest OF his wonderful powers All who
are sick, deSpondent or in trouble will do we'll
to call at once and consult the DOCTOR Every
hidden mystery revealed III dead trance: tells
the full name OF each caller and OF future hus-
band or wife, with age ana date of marriage
gives advice on divorce, contested wills
speculations, etc; removes trouble, evil in
huences: brings the separated together; To-
Gates lost persons or stolen properly. All ye
who are sick, discouraged or in trouble call
or write to the doctor; to see is to believe six
questions answered by mail. 81; send lock of
hair. No. 922 Nj street, near corner Tenth.
Hours from a. NJ to z. NJ. Come early and
avoid the rush.
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PERSONALS.

VIZ E. HINTON, FORMERLY OF THE
w New William Tell Barber Shop, has
purchased the shop at 1907 J street, and will
De pleased TO see all hls friends ana the public
III general.
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O01 l. STREET.-THE LET, NICELY FUR
Jul nished front rooms MRS. SHAPE.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.
COLLECTIONS.
sTENoGRApHY AND TypEwR1r1Ne

MISS NJ. YECKLEY, STENOGRAPHE
lNl and Typewriter, 40S st. Telephone 7
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MAY FLOWER AS A COMPLEXION
NI beautiter stands unequaled. 1929
Filth street or Gogings' drug store.
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CALIFORNIA STATE BANK,
SACRAMENTO.
Does General Banking Business
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS.
SACRAMENTO RINK

TTHE OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN THE
L city, corner Fifth and ] streets. Sacra-
mento: Guaranteed capital, S5oO.OOO; paid
up capital gold coin, S4OO, 600 Reserve fund,
$3.2O2,0 ,072 So. Loans on real estate July
/, 1894, So, ,3OS, ,S21 o4. Term and ordinary
deposits received. Dividends paid in January
and July. Money loaned upon real estate
only. Information furnished upon appltca-
ton to w. p. COLEMAN, President.
ED. Il. HAMILTON Cashier
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IIUO COLUSA HOUSE for cool, comfort
aUle outside rooms, from 81 per week upward
LNRATERNITY HALI-NORTH PORTION
l. Masonic Building. Apply on premises.
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THIS WEEK HEAVY REGULAR Soc
J. oil cloth reduced to 20 cents per yard; 90
cent linen warp mating 20 cents body
brussels carpet reduced TO 81 per yard
sewed and laid. CHAS. NJ. CAMPBELLS, 4O9
* street. Furniture and Carpets
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d EST TAMALES AT MRS. HERNA ANDEZ
ID I'LL Fourth street Mexican meals
cooked TO order; also Mexican beans. En-
chilades served on Sunday
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II = TWELFTH STREET,. ROWE. SEC
lJ ond-hand and new harness, saddles.
ETC., bought, sold, exchanged or repaired
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400 N STREET-FURNISHE ROOMS
tOO with bath. MRS. II. n. SHEETS.
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GLEEMAN HOUSE, CORNER THIRD
VI and J-Fine furnished rooms by the day,
week or month.
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DENTISTRY.
F. F. TEBBETS,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,

DR. PLINY r. WATTS
~ Formerly of Connecticut,
homeopathic PHYSICIAN AND SuRGFoNy.
Office, 925 Tenth street. northeast corner
Tenth and j. Residence 1916 \ street, Tel.
ephone No. 345 day or night
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CoRoNADoWATER, McMorry sole agent
Groceries and provisions, 531 NJ st.
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w springs, 81. All work warranted for
two years. Goods sold on instaIiment plan at
419 X street, next 10 Metropolitan Theater
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A LASKA GRAPE WINE.-A CERTAIN
n cure and preventive of all malarial or
mIasmatic diseases; purifies the blood and in
vlgOrateS the nervous system. For sale at the
NEAGLE MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 724% X
street.
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HOP LAND, $50 PER ACRE - 500
IL acres finely improved hop land, u miles
from railroad on river, $50 per acre; $50 per
acre down; balance long time; low interest.
EDWIN X. ALS1P & CO., 1O15 Fourth street.
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BLACKsMITHs. ETC.
CARPET CLEANING.

HARRY w. RIvETT, STEAM CARPET
Ii Cleaning, corner Twelfth and . streets
Carpet cutting, sewing and refitting; furni-
ture packed for shipment; secondhand car
pets and furniture bought and tor sale. Tele-
phone 292
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W ANTED-TO RENT, NICE DWELLING
w house OF about six rooms, near State
Capitol. Address q. j. C., this oifice se2O-6t
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ID EADING MATTER, STATIONERY, ETC,
IL for sale by :. \. DOANE. 2O2 K.
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| GTTUATI0N WANTED-BY A YOUNG
- man OF good habits; thoroughly under
stands the care OF horses and gardening; also,
| q careful drlVeri can milk. Address A L..
! this Office se25-3t%
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WANTED-BY a RELIABLE WOMAN.
w "a situation as working housekeeper for
widower or bachelor in Jne country Call
or address s. D., 609 j ST., Sacto, Cal. se25-3t*
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nv NANTED-DWELLIN FOR WHICH
w have desirable tenants for two or three
convenient cottages; also for a furnished
house. E. l.. HAWK real estate and insur-
anCe 1904 Fourth street
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A GOOD SET OF TEETH FOR Sc: FILL
"A ings, SOC and up, at DIR. NEWSOM'S
DENTAL PARLORS. l12O street
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7BLEGRAPHIC.
FIND The HEIRESS.
,..,. y,rmsn Wanted by the Meth
aIands Consul General
,per FORTUNE SOW is HERS.
..,,ue Career Of the Lady - A
Brother, Last Thoughts Of
Ills Lost Sister.

v,u, York, June lG.-Consul Gem
i.,tbe Netherlands, J. H. Pianten,
'.o,,,si in Al interesting search Tor
'.asi. Neuman, a subject Of Holland,
,.som all direct trace has been lost
snsen years aud who 10 tho heires'
i,,ystum Of money and valuable
..os,ty. sophie Neuman, or Nohl,
he, name Is believed to have become
.e,, bef presumed marriage, was born
!, p.nmaribo, Dutch Guinea, Janu.
Iii. 1858. Her father was a wealthy
a.,m,n planter She had grown
ri, vgmsnnood when n yoIng man
md A dolph Nohl arrived al Para.
.''dbo. from Germany. lie had
igins 10 recommend him but good
Ii. rhey foil In love with each
...srand eloped 10 the United States
sIssB Hufmnn Neumau, n brother
p. irp ,loping girl, died Ia PatamafibO,
.sylng his large sugar plantation ~
INV beloved sister Sophie, who II
...tpi,ed to be now resident Ot tho
VI Ned States" On his death bed he
,,aeted promise from his ialner to
Nh his ,isisr II possible, anu plaoe the
3 f,rsrty la her haude, aud assure hcr
,te uad the complete forgiveness OF her
nlhgf and her brother for her rash act.
the cash aud other property
waiting sOphis and her heirs ~ be.
LEVIED 10 amount to not less than $780,
tJL IL has been discovered that the
f5uqlu came TO New York from Para
msfibo. Nohl diud In New Jersey In
ls,J. The problem now IL % 10 the
v brfeabOuu Of the widow heiTess.
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HAVE YOU A DOUBT
IS TO WHO IRE SILT LAKES LEADING
SPECIALISTS, # YOU HAVE 8til
THE EVIDENCE Or YOUR
FRIENDS lED A[IGHBlRS.

II you have been constant reader Of
this paper for the past icw months and
have noticed tho evidence published by
shores a Shores and the wind specialists,
YOU will SEQ that Drs shores q shores
have each week glvou tho public one or
more new statements OF patients who
have been cured hy their now treatment,
whilo our would-bO competitors have
givon you old. ro-writ On statements "
people who have ordered their names
withdrawn; but these misl doctors can't
cure patient In six months with their
treatment. aH tho records OF The news.
papers will prove, 30 they resort 10 OIL
kinds Of schemes 10 deceive iho public.
Drs. shores q Shore, live Ou their own
reputation. Thoy uso their own syHiom
q treatment. They do not advertise one
mans system and uso another. Drs
shores & shores reputation for The past
ak year. In tho Territory of Utah IL "a
guarantee Of honest and skiliul treat
mont.
Dr.. shores & shores are having tho
pictures made OF patients who have
been "ruilcdn by those misn' doctors,
and as soon a. they nfU ready Tor pub
LEGATION YOU will receive some inside
history a. to tho locating and methods
Of treatment used by these wouid-bo
specialists.
This week Drs. Shores & shores pro.
sont the testimony u Two OF the oldest
residents OF tho territory Hear what
they say; go Interview Them, aud hoy
Will toll YOU tho difference between the
real and tho imitation.
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rmE SUGAR IRT,r HEARING.
fcnatoTs closely Examined ana Deny.
tnE Everything.

fenHtoTs Closely INsminsd ana Deny.
ing Everything.
WAsnISJTOS, June l5.-Af,er Dir.
Havomryer had btoa diamlssed, zach
member OF the committee submitted to
10 cateohised In tho most comprehsn.
sivs manner % TO whether he know Of
any corrupt propositions made relating
to the sugar schedule, or whether he
had been interested la any way Ia
speculation In sugar stocks. The denials
we're au sweeping ~ the inteHOgatiOnt.
Alter recess Senators Aldrich, Allison,
Bate, Berry aud Blackburn were put
through tho, same cateChlsm. Each
member Of TN Senate viii be asked TO
ttHtify.
Senator Brice reiterated his deelara.
ton In his letter 10 Chairman Gray.
lie declared: "Since entering the
Senate l have not been concerned In
auy way, directly or indirectly, IN any
prUperiy, securities, stocks, investments
or speoulAtiona IN anything that IL
mentioned Ia the tarin bill from the
fret line TO the end Of tho free list,
with the exception Of some local man.
uinClurlnE cstRbllshments IN Lima and
adjoining towns In Ohio"
Mr.. Brlce was very explicit and EN-
phhtio In hIH denial OF any knowledge
u campaign contributions from the
sugar trust. He knew nothing VI the
contributions IN 1872.
Senator HUI was also examined. In
addition 10 questions as 10 whether he
had speculaled In sugar or owned sugar
stock, which were answered IA the
NEGATIVE, Senator Hlll was questioned
In regard 10 the meeting Mt the resi-
denco OF Senator Brioe when the sugar
question was discusstd. He said be
WAS present ut that time and listened
10 the Louisiana senator, who ez-
plginrd the sugar duties anu told VIVA,
was NEEDED, but he Iid not IememUt I
seeing Hnvemeyer there.
81 dii most OF the listening" said
Mr. Hill.
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COULD Nor SWALLOW,

Tho Alarming condition Of Mrs
1hTistisnscn-Nhe IL Cured Ia Oue
nonth by Drs, shores q shores
New Treatment
To say Mrs. ChrlstIanson was sur.
feror IL putting 10 mild, when sho
placed herself under tho care Of Dfs.
Shores & Shores, 10 was doubtful n she
could over be- made wolli her ease hal
run 30 long that the caiHrrh had thor
oughly undermined her ontlrp sysiomi
her throat was M raw and irritable that
u was with the greatest difficulty that she
could cal enough 10 koop hOr alive. Hero
l. her signed statement word for word
SALT LAKE CITY. U,Hh. May %, 'pi.
To Whom it May Couo'rni
This IL to certify that came to Drs.
Shores g. shores "a wrolchOd sufferer with
cainrrh uf tho head and stomach. I was
90 very bad thai ! could not oven iak0 "a
drink " water or food Ia any shape
without tho greatest pain, and / eau now
truthmlly stale that nitor one months
treatment / am well woman.
These nro tho elias. OF troubles Dts.
shores q shores cure daily. This il tho
class Of troubles that have made them
famous over the country, and this IN the
class oi trouble that the misnt doctors
try 10 troat, iail, aud then adyorliso they
are doctors.
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TACOMA, Wash, June l6.-FTank
Gsriu anu J. 4. Bib, composing tho
Tacoma Grain company, have puf.
chased Of tns receivers OF tho Northern
Pacific Elevator company, the thirty
blue elevators belonging to TIM North
trn Pacific system IN the northwest.
Iuirly.plght elevators with capacity
Of .UJu,UO0 bushels are located la Idaho
auu ia Spokane, Lincoln and Whit
man counties, tubs state, ths terminal
elevator, capacity 100000 buaheH, be-
lug located In Tacoma. Last year
these elevators shipped 100000 CEN
tails Of wheat, which loaded thirty elk
thils, anu this year they are expected
10 ship i,OOO,OOO cenlEls. The price
laid Is reserved.
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Fn.NELrS nILLER's cAsE.
u.is convicted of murder, nut No
body cares TO Hang ttin.

D
body Cares TO Hang tIin.
DALLAS, TEX, June ld,--lt appears
ust d. Is n0bOdy'a business ~ hang
franklin T.. Miller, now that he has
itru convicted OF the murder OF Police
Uu.crf Riddle aud all the upper courts
nave declined TO disturb this verdict.
Miller was tried In the fofiy.fourth
uiiclai district, Of which Judge Gray
tf,aides, aud soon after his conviction,
aud while the case was In the court OF
srlrals, the criminal dlsiriot court OF
Dallas was created by the legislature
aui all the criminal Jurisdiction Of
lgrly.fourth and fourteenth district
cyufts transferred 10 II, leaving the two
lst named courts 10 try civil cases
Eclusively. Section . Of the act
uesting the criminal district court
iays that the two old courts snail 10.
hlu Jurisdiction OF such cases rs may
" tending In them until finally dis
POSED Of aud this section explicitly sets
il!lh "lhat nothing Ia the act should
tiltcl tue Jurisdiction OF the district
courts OF Dallas county to pronounce
sentence In any criminal cases tried In
mch courts before tho act weLt into
,ieeLD
Two days ago the Supreme Court Of
the United States Dismissed the writ Of
error IN Tie franklin Miller case and
BOTTLED the court Of criminal appeals
10 lssue mnudate TO the lower court,
Informing such court Of the disposition
Of the wit VI error, and inslfucting II
10 et tho law take ita c0urtC. The
court Of criminal appeals Issued the
mandate TO Judge Gray, the trial
Judge. Judge emit wrote letter TO
ihu Judges Of the court Of criminal ap-
Itais, stating that II Is clvsr TO his
miuu that he has not Jurisdiction In the
Cusu ana citing them TO sections two
and eight OF the act creating the GRIM
luil district court, aud concluding by
asziug Tor further light on tho subject.
AZ the same time Judge Clint adj
crossed n letter OF about tbs same tenor
10 Attorney General Culberson.
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In central ana south America.

NEW Youl, June lG.-The Huald,s
special says: General Carlos Ezeta,
the deposei president Of Salvador, has
sent n cable message TO President Diaz,
Of Mexico, asking him to interoede In
Washington on behalf OF Antonio
Ezsta, his brother.
The Hddids Buenos Ayres dispatch
sayt; This correspondent In santa
Ana sends wOru that both armies hay .
abandoned the city. Rutlians have
taken possession anu have Instituted a
reign Oi terror. A mob Ia now sack.
ing property.
A dispatch from Rio Janeiro gives
dlscouragirg view OF lhe situation
there. Many citizens have heen i'm.
prisOned fOt unknown reasons. Private
correspondence IL being tempered with
In tho pOttoflice.
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a SAD ACCIDENT
a CHA wandcrs AwnY nnd Is Pound
Dond.

SANTA FE, n. NJ, June l5,-Mra.
", A. Downing, formerly Miss Burke
OF H. Louie, with her four-year-old son
Jack, walked to the foothill, yesterday.
Mrs. Downing became absorbed la a
book while JaCK amused himself
gnihering flowers.
la IA snort time Mrs. Downing
missed her son aud, receiving mo- replv
10 her calls gave tho alarm and 500
men began securing the country.
After twenty.iuur hours they found
tho body OF tho boy, still warm, ten
miles rom where he had started. Al
parsutly he died from exhaustion am
right. Tho mother Ia ON tho verge Of
insanity.
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n,Irinn. aud Frruch Dl,asreo.

BRUSSELS, Juus l5,-UnlRVorablo
news was received here from the
African district Of OubAnghai, aJJoln.
ing the .kjngo Fee STATE. IL Is said
that the French anu Belgigns are Rl-
ready upon bad terms In regard 10
frontier disputes growing out Of the
occupation OF Cuba ghai,an that the
Belgians are siA limos more numerous
In lighting men than the French,
whose position, II IA believefed, would
bB serious IN the event OF conflict.
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the VIVIAN TRIAL
The Prisoner ArTaiEusd for Sentence.
the yerdIrt - surIirisc.

me Prisoner AtfniNuth Tor NfhA'h'fs
the Ecrdint ~ surprise.
NEW York, June l5.-rho maxi
mum penalty Tor the olense Of which
WimRn was found guilty Ia ton Yeas
nj hard labOr In the state prison. Wi.
man may Ibe sentenced ~ u term Of
from one uay to ten yeals.
Judge lngfaham hrTnigued Mr.. WI.
man for sentence unul "Wednesday,
June 9Dth. Deputy ShuTils Brown and
Kelly escorted Wlman 10 the Tombs
prison. Hisaons accompanied him anu
babe him an atiecliOnate goodbye at
the prison gate.
IN answer 10 the requests for an ia
terylew sont him by several newspaper
men, MIR. Wiman sent back this written
reply;
IlmI Osslblo 10 see you now"
General Tracy salt! 81 am aston
lshed at the verdict, aud until eau
aonsult with my associates, l cannot
say whether Bn application for n new
trial win be mauu or not"
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DFNvER, Colo, june 10. - The
secnpd day'a session Of the American
Institute OF Homeopathy was opened
with nearly $40 pnyslo ans IN aI'end-
Auce. The report OF tue board
Gem. r. showed that nearly lou new
members were electeu' In the after
noon the sections 90 clinical mtulolhr
and otologY reported BON tectlohs
we're largely attended aud the papers
highly scleatic.
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rn.lnrlnn CnIcngo IermInaI.

MILWAUKEE, VIA, June II, =
Colonel Petit iniused u little life into
the tedious Cakes examination today
by showing that the whole cost OF the
Chicago Terminal property, according
20 his estimate, was something like
$50, 900, OOJ instead OF }l5,65O,OOO, a.
appeared by the showing OF the otner
aide,
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a ooSsrInAol rorNr DECIDED.

Husband aud wife, heinz one. can.
uut a.. Iicid On that Charge.
COuNClL BLUFFS, Ia, June L.
The cass Uf Mif. anu Mrs. Meter, on
trial here on Il charge Of conspiracy 10
deiaud DR.. Wilhelm, has been ended
~ the COURTS decision on n unique
lulnt Of law raised by the defense.
Ole person, Of course, cannot be guilty
a conspiracy. Tho defense argued
lh1t Mr.. anu MIS-, Meter arc husband
uut wife ami held Ia law 10 be- ono
poison, consequently It 10 impossible
iutlhum 10 commit conspiracy. The
count sustained the defense and the
llis.uefs we're discharged.
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TuE srRIgE SETTLEMENT.

Some Accept u while Others Re-
Isct ~.
BRAZIL, Ind, June l5.-Vice Ptesi.
dout febna OF the United Mine
workers, ia an interview, said: "rhe
miuOTs are disappointed by the settle
ment anu 90 are We. | believe, how
ever, that when the excitement has
subsidod aud more sober thought o..
sorts itself, the miners will see that
only their Interests were considered
anu the best that could bo seourod was
ohtai seI.D
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TAR COLUMBUS SCALE
ll,rois Miners Meet to Confer Upon
thH Natter.

'''l"ls MINERS Meet To confer upon
thH Natter.
HpMNGEruD, H., June l6.-A con.
it'tur" 90 mlntrs representing districts
.'Hr, % 4 and 8 % central anu southern
luiHult, VIII boz held Ia this city today
be ttsider the situation and n possible
h.'''o the existing difficulties, Judging
20 m expressions o. the delegates here,
'Ho prHpiOB inr settlement docs not
heu bright Nubidy seems TO have a
tol' word Ia ray Tor the Columbus
,ea.c' state President Crawford BAYS
he lss uO LEA what tho result o, the
r'u.ereuce viii he, Tue proposition
male 10y tho Spriug ilel operators for
settlement on "a scare Of 70 ceuts per ton
Si1rs weig {, .24 cents Tor coal passed
oNer ~ inca screen, or s9.25 per DAY,
Is rot received with favor.
MINERS REsOLyE 40 DO RIGHT.
LliollFlELp, His, June l0.--At a
ulAHs meeting Oi the striking oJal mlr-
eii held here last evening, resolution
was unanimously adopted to the effect
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nONlI NIIsN IIIIs

100 ACHES OF fNE iAUM LAND
A ~ with 900 abundance " eaicr ana
good stock range, luru.ul among tue iuUHt
farms Of the territory close tu timber igr Ices
than $40 per acre. j. 49, stephens, % Union
National nauk block
An ACRES FiNE PUN LANu CLOSE
~ 90 Clfy. and plenty ut water for three
times The amount Of lana, Co trade Tor city
property j. o. stephens, % Union National
IaHL block
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L You Cannot Coma 10 S,lt Lake

Write Tor tho mail treatment Onoof the
physicians Ia personal charge superlu-
tends the mail departments aud by sys-
TEN of close correspondence controls
those out Of tho CITY quite as well a. those
who come 10 the office. Sond for symp-
tom blank. Medicines shipped carefully.
Try this treatment
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Ito ToII Ia ths Hands of the FTiendS
OF Momnn snnIaEe.

WICHITA, Kan, Junes l6.-At
Kingmau, last night when Editor
Brown arrived from the Polulist state
convention, where he bitterly fought
woman tulifuge, he WAS met ~ the
depOl, takeY irUm the side OF his wife,
clothed Ia Mother Hubbard dress
and sun bonnet and compelled 10
march through tho streets before %
brasa band. The lrlends VI woman
ullragu did II.
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DrS, Shores & Shores.
Specialists,
Zion Medical aldSIIEiGal Institute
80 l.. Second South Street.

sperihlucsI An diseases OF tho Eye. Ear.
Nose. Throat ard iunEs. lemalo, Nectal and
private diseases. our treatment Tor Piles BE-
method.
once hour-0 TO u am. go 5pm. 5tos
pm. sununya, n Am. - pin
1--WE dollars a month Tor al Catarrhal d.
FcAsoI Medicines furnished free FROM our
own laboratory
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OMAHA, June 10 Two hundred
auI iOuy OF General Caftpris COM
monwcalufs have been cUffalud by
deputy marshals at Big Springs, and
arc now loaded la box cars there
awaiting orders for their disposal from
Judge Iundy. Late this evening
Deputy Msrshnl Llidiard, with n
force VI l22 special deputies, arrested
the entire force " the ludustflals, nc.
completing tho feat without trouble.
Wot1 was sent at once 10 Omaha, ami
Judge Duniy notified. lie finally Je.
oidei 10 order the release OF tho meu n
they would agree 10 dispefst. II they
insisted ON remaining IN body they
were TO DO brought g. Omaha as pt,s.
onefs,
OMAHA, Nob., June l5.-Julssbutg
10 being rapidly freed VI thU C0xvy-
ties on account OF the arrest anu trAni.
p0rlation OF seventy Of their number
taken 10 Denver
Big Syringe u now tho center of the
situation. 1he 'wealots prOposcd this
morning that they be allowed 10 take
possession " u traiL, undergo arrest and
be carried 20 Omaha ns pfit0nufH. Chief
Deputy COggshgll stated that be was
not willing 10 accept such terms, nj.
though the proposition has met with
favor among the railroad officials.
some members Of the army are securing
wagons 10 carry them TO Giant, the
nearest station ON tue Burlington &
Missouri.
a secret ballot was held at the camp
ana Il IL thought that this plan Of cam
paign Will meet with great favor. 10 10
more than likely that the latsst con.
Urgent Of deputies will return u Oma-
la tonight or tomorrow on account VI
tue unwafliko mont OF tho common.
wcAlcfs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-16

YOU CAN CIT a HOME UY ASSUMING
Il o. mortgage Of lee than uurstHir1 tho
value of The property, with low rate ut inter-
ct ny calling uu j a. stephens q Union
National Uaut b'uca.
I HAVE SEVERAL NtCE HOMES fHOM
II % 90 ruumcd houses aud hiF lots, in the
yaft part ~ The eats Go cell, FROM aitI. 60 a.
each. VIII De- sold ON thU iustHImCut u|hu ur
Will take some vacant lots HH part UlYs J w.
stephens, - tuluu National Bans BLOCK.