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Eastern Grain Market.

NEW YORK, December 10Th
WHEAT-December, 60c; January, 6OIIc;
February, 611sc; March, 62c; May, 625sc;
June, 6254c; July, Csc.
CHICAGO, December 10th,
WHEAT-December, 541sc; May, 5S5Sc;
July, $3.50. 9'
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Meat Market.

Following are the rates for whole carcasses
from saughterers to dealers:
BEEF-tirst quality, 5@ SIC: second quail
atty, 41ac; third quahty, 31atg4c q ID.
CAIN ES-4@5c for large and 5@7c p ID
for small.
MUTTON-31@941ac p b.
LAMB-5@6c p 10.
PORk-Live Hogs on foot, grain fed, heavy
and medium. 4@41sc; small Hogs, 455c; stock
hogs, 4c; dressed Hogs $4,000.
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A Hinn.apoil. Firs.

MfNNEAroLis, MINI, July i9.-The
must serious lire Of the year IN Mime.
apolia and the largest In the history OF
the city, broke out about . O'Clock and
before II was extinguishod had des-
strUyed property 10 the value u 5000.
600, leaving the ruins Of the finest
market buildings In the country,
The origin Of the fire has not been
learned, but the flames broke Uut In
tho commission house OF Doddsworth a
Drew, located Ia tho center VI tho new
Central Market building, which was
bounded by Second and Third avenues,
North anu Sixth and Seventh streets,
covering an entire block.
The Insurance will aggregate $780,
600. The only fatality resulting from
the fife was the death OF Myron Fin
lay, n llnuman OF the General Electric
company. He came IN contact with q
live electric light wire.
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INDIoE sTioN

The fact is indispulable that large
proportion Of the diseases Of humanity
arises from indigestion. When the
stomach II weak and fails 10 perform
III usual functions, then tho li,or is
domngcd; tho circulation Of the blood
become, sluggish, and the whole sys.
tenn Frustrated. Under such conditions
exposure 10 foul atmosphere generates
typhoid, bilious or typhoid fever etc.
II you escape these, some special weak
ness will sooner or later develop itself.
like kidney or liver complaint, chronic
dyspepsia. rheumatism, or salauga; the
sluggish blood will develop some latent
faint Of scroiula, pimplo., bloiohus,
bolls disappear, aud, II not corrected,
sores and ulcers follow.
All this can DO avoided by purifying,
cleansing, healing aud maintaining In
perfect physical condition those lmpur-
tnnt organs Of the body, tho liver, stom-
arh and kidneys Drs. Shores a shores
can prosorvo your health and you eau be-
comparatively ireo from sickness aud
disease.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
4 GIGANTIC SCHEME.
O1s or tho Largest Combinations Of
Railways 10 The World
1nr PLAN Or EX-GOVERNOR EVANS
An Enterprise Of Interest 10 Bn'ine"
Hen 10 Utah and Surrounding
states

prsvrR, July g0.-For some time
.,.g,v,rn5r John Evans has been de.
voting bis attention to the pre-
iminatIes Of organization and con.
,trpetlon OF the Denver, Sioux CITY,
lake Superior and Chicago Railway.
The enterprise IL a gigantic enc and
embraces one Of the largest combine
lions OF railway systems Ia the history
o,tbe world. To accomplish this II ia
necessary to conatruot $40 miles OF
railway, covering the distance between
Julssbutg, In Colorado, and O'Neil, In
Nebraska By this arrangement, the
llnnoi. Central, Chicago, Milwaukee
and 81. Paul and the Great Northern
rilvays will DO connected directly
with the Rocky Mountain region and
have direct connection With all Texas
p5lu,s via the Union Pacific, Denver
and Gulf. From a reliable source II IL
learned that Governor Evans has OBJ
ialned tho Promise Of the necessary
support in the construction Of this
great railway enterprise.
The governor has prepared n paper
setting forth the Importance Of This
line, 10 every businois man In Neb-
rasEa, Utah, New Mexico, Texas and
Ola Mexico.
IL will open new commercial rela.
ti3ns with the City OF Mexico TO the
great lakes Of the North aud Chicago.
The governor Ia convinced OF the
feasibility OF hissChemc.
AZ meeting OF the board o! direct
ot today resolution was adopted
call ng upon our "SonatOrs and rep.
fc,sutativta In Congress" TO use their
brst endcavors 10 prevent the foofgan.
isttiOu Of the Union Pacific, Denver &
Gulf into the Union Pacific system, As
auy but its independent management
viii DO fatal TO tho now onterprise.
A resolution was also passed request.
Ing the holders OF the stocks aud bonds
vt tho Guli company to not file ihoir
securities with the reorganization COM
milter, aH the proposed reorganization
IL grsAtly against the interests OF the
holders Of the legal issue Of securities.
President Evans read an address
which was approved and ordered
rlnted.
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House to the Senate. Mr.. Wilson had
kept the secret u his pusseseiOn OF the
letter well guarded, aud ~ proved a
decided sensation. Information NJ 10
the contents OF tho document was
sageriv sought on 10th tidcs - the
chamber. a cory OF u we taken To-
the ID mocfatlc cloak room aud ronl
Ia turn by groups ofsenators Of four or
ave, one OF them generally reading u
aloud u the gthors, ana Ia one inttante
two Of them looking over the ehpu
der and realins with the senator
holding II.
After the senators became familiar
with lite contents they again gathered
la groups 10 discuss the document,
both with reference to points made W
the President and the policy OF The
Presidout In writing II. 50 lutente
and general was tine Interest that Tor
two " three hours very little attention
was paid to routine proceedings ON the
floor Of the Senate.
The most common expression among
senators was thRt tho wfitlrg ~ such
"a letter was livery extraordinary, nnd
Ia many Instances where the speaker
was sure VI not being quoted stronger
words were used. These EXPRESSIONS
were heard with slight variations both
on Democratic ana Republican siioi Of
the chamber.
Tne lotter, 10 sether with Mr.WilsonI
speech, constituted n declaration OF
policy which was very satisfactory TO
the revenue reform element in the
House. IL WIS construed to mean that
the House would never yield its prin.
clinic OF free raw mattel and In this
II had the strong support aud Influence
Oi the President
AZ TO The effect OF the letter on the
sugar conflict, there were diveftions Of
opinion. The Louisiana mombers pro-
feassd 10 be- we'll ploased with the Pfesi-
dsups letter, and said II clearly reoog.
nlzed anu approved the policy Of rails
lug revenue from sugar. On the other
hand, those members who have most
porsistenily urged FREQ sugar expressed
apprehension over the letter. They
said II seemed 10 make n deadlock ccr-
tain.
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BAD FOR The STRIKERS.
Damaging Testimony Against Tho Rail-
way UliOn Nan.
impiioatinT Them in the Railroad
Trostie Horror West o.
Sacramento,

WOODLAND, Cal, July 10. - The
preliminary examination Of the i've
strikers charged with murder a. re-
suit Of the recent horror at the railroad
tresile west Of sscTamento,w was resumed
today. The Judge settled tho fret
point Of contention by ruling that tho
i've prisoners must be examined
Jointly. The case Of wordob, however,
wns finally permitted to 10 over until
Monday.
The hearing OF evidence against
Knox, Mullen, Hatch and Compton, all
committed, WAS then begun. Johnny
5hofburno was fret called. He Is n
Contemplated boy Ia tue employ Oi
Sacramento livery man. The lad
HAyH that on the forenoon Of the day VI
the wreck he drove Wordun intO tue
outskirts Of Sacramento and took into
his wagon a crOwuaf, some wreuChes
aud other tools. Later WordUn was
Joined by i've other men whom this
boy did not know. They thea get out
for the ttesile at which tue train wac
subsequently wrecked aud i've men
KILLED.
When within a few rods Of the tres.
tie, all ths men Lett the wagon, taking
their tools with them. lThe lad testified
that he was then ordered 10 drive n
short distance toward the city. He did
a. Instructed, and while waiting heard
a loud exp, sion.
Soon aitrrwafd Worden came up and
the boy drove him back 10 tho city.
As thoy were entering Sacramento
they were told that train had Just
been wrecked. When told that Eugi.
neet Clarke had boon killed, WorIen
applied vile epithut anu declared
that he was glad Of u.
THIS Straightforward testimony loft
little doubt In the minds OF most % the
hearers that the men wi ON the boy
had taken 10 the treatle were TcfpOnai.
BILE for the wreck.
A sensational climax came, however,
when young Shetburnu testified that
on thV day following the wreck his
employer sent him 10 Wofdon with a
bill for the fig. W0rdon won't with
him 10 the office Of the a. II. ". modi.
alton committee in Sacramento aud
there tho bill was paid.
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Tarsor Practice on sunday.

WAsHINuIoS, July 2O.-A remark.
able case has come 20 the attention Of
the war department IN tho shape OF
the rec, ri Of the court martial Ol Prl.
waite Charles o. Ceierquist, Second
Infantry, stationed at Omaha. IL ap.
pears that the private had been CON
d6mnod 10 serve punishment for 70,
iusing to engage In target practice on
Sunday, and because Of the PECULIARLY
ui the case, General Brooke, the deputy
commander, miligated the eentenct +,
taking occasion, however, 10 warn
HJldiers that tho olemeucy WAS not 20
be expected In such cases hereafter.
IL Is also said at the war department
that the directing oiiioer mas com
United much greater ohense and SUD.
IuoteI himself TO the possibility ~ a
olurt martial by ordering the target
Practice On Sunday.
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NEW YouS, July l0.-Tho HcrGds
Panama dispatch Gays: The United
states cruiser MarbloheAd has returned
10 Costa Rioa from Bluehelds, and TO
ports that tho trouble In the Mosquito
territory originated la the failure OF
the Nicaraguan government 10 pay the
members Of the police force, who were
mostly Jgmhioans.
Asa consequence the police Joined
the Indians hnd drove the NichTaguans
on, hOlsted the flag Of the Mosquito
reservation, proclaimed tho Indian
chief head Of tho district, and asserted
British protection.
Thirty putOns were killed In tho
conflict and number were wounded.
During the fight the MaTbluhoad land.
ed force OF sixty men 10 protect the
interests VI resident Americans.
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wiLuAMsrows, Pa, July H.
Three miners were killed and two
badly injured Ia an accident which
happened this afternoon In tho
Williamstown oolllofy,
The accident happened ~ tho men
were coming 10 tbs surface after
having completed thsir days work.
Tho hosting apparatus became dis.
arranged anu In some manner forced
the car tightly ngAinst the slope. The
unfortunate occupants were dragged
along and squeezed between the car
anu the root until tho machinery was
stopped.
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HE WAS BEDFAsT.
For Years Suffering From Heart
Trouble and Brighps Disease
"A Remarkable Cure,

Mr. W. Jaokson, who resides ui West
Boununl, was treated by many physi-
clans Tor hi. trouble but no one seemed
to understand his case. his son came
to Salt Lake and explained hia fathor's
case 20 Drs. shores & Shores and took
with him medicine for his hthor's case
This was In March. During tho past
week Mr.. jackson walked into DrH.
Shores & shores ofiloo In the Harmon
block, and gave your correspondent the
following description OF his curol
Ho says! ~ have resided IN tho tor
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Mnrner,. Mn.Ie AppInnasa...

BAYnKuTH, July i9.-rhe annual
Wagner musical festival began today.
A great Conooufso " people has nf'
rived In tho town, aud tbs United
States, - usual, n well represented.
The festival was opened with q per.
iormanoe " "Parslfal," conducted by
Hermann Levi, OF Munich. The per.
iormaucs created deep impression,
the audience ut the close breaking Into
raptur0us applause.
Among these present were the here
dltafy princess Of Saxe-Meiningun, tho
emperor Of Grrmany's sister, and
many representatives Of tho royal
family,
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Tho ChsroLee rnymsnL

MUsSouEE, l. r., July le.-The
Cherokee payment closed at Fort Git
ton today and the money and crowd
moved TO Webster Falls, where tue
payment will begin Saturday aud oou-
linue six days. That IL one Of the
largest districts In the nation, and VIII
take more than million dollars.
Toe big payment At Fort Gibson was
marked ny several bold robberles.
Yesterday there were three or four
holdups right on the grounds.
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WASH GOODS.

Here are the Worli.beaters which will
crowd our Store the coming week
40 inch Black Hemstiched Lawn.
worth use, 10 crowd our store this week
at l2Gc sd.
Linen Lawns in Black and White
Stripes aud Polka Dots, worth 4oc, ~
crowd our store this week, at zoe yd.
go inch Black Henrietta Brocades,
worth sec, TO crowd our store this
week, at ne sd,
Silk Zephyr Ginghams, In pink, blue
and gray the original price Is 75c. TO
crowd our store this week, at 40c yd.
Striped Checked, Polka Dot and
Plain Ducks, worth s5c. TO crowd our
store this week, at Toe sd.
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Ell PAso, H., July lD.-rhe care.
Less handling Of lighted match by n
young woman who was heating curl
ing iron IN thu basement Of Schailgt's
dry goods store this morning cost n
number Of residents Of this city an ag-
grtgate Of $4,000. The fire started at
about n. IN. and was not got under
control until noon, and then only by
aid Of tho engines from Bloomington
and Miuonk.
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Ell PAso, Tex, July ia man
calling himself Charlie Hale, and who
said he came here from Arizona, on
his way 10 his old home la eastern
TeTas, died suddenly and mysteriously
today In a negro dive IN Juar,z. He
hAd several hundred dollars In money
when he crossed the river Tho pro-
prleloT OF the saloon anu three others
are In d ~ at JuaFeZ
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Thieves In Society.

LONDON, July ia dispatch to
tho Chronicle from Paris says. Mrs.
BOuon, a wealthy American lady,
recently misiod \ quantity OF Jewelry
valued at 10000 france. Detectives
were engaged aud they traced tho
misslng yaluAbles 10 two young men
by the name Of Defy and Lestrangc,
both members OF good families, who
had been invited 10 luncheon by Mrs,
Botson on a day Just prior TO the diS-
covery " the robbery.
Both men were arrested, and their
relatives are mHking every effort TO
secure them from prosecution,
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BERLIN, July ia woman who
arrived here yesterday from 81. Peters.
burg was found TO bo suffering from
an Illness OF n suspicious character
She WAS taken 20 the hospital, and
today II was found she was suffering
with choleTa.
ST. PETERsBUR0, July lO.-Two
hundred and eighty fresh cases Of
cholera and thiriy.lwO deaths were
reported today,
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CHALLIBsl CHALLIEs |

Still good assortment OF both DO.
nestle and French makes, M dark and
light grounds, with lovely designs,
American Challics, % inches wide,
at l8c. so inches wide, at22'c.
French Challes, worth 7se this week
nj l3c.
A big lot Of Remnants OF both makes
az less than halt value
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4 BARGAINS. 4

Ladies' Wmppeu.--Lot .. Assorted
styles, Wrappers, including our 75c and
goc goods, this week soc
Lot ?. Latest Style Indigo Blue
Wrappers, worth sL25, this week 85c.
Lot5. Seersueker Wrappers, the cost
TO make them up Is s.6S We will
rush them this week al Csc.
Lot a. Our Latest Style Sateen
Wrappers, sold up 10 date At s2.g5, will
move them this week at Sl5O.
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the heart, headaches and huzzing
sound In tho ears, like lot Of bees
singing nj my cars My back was weak,
swelling OF tho limbs, and being an Old
man. 1 was afraid / would never DO
cured. / was sick in bod when I frat
received Drs. shores q Shofos'H medicine
and ! can now say am able tu call At
their office aud thank them Tor their
case. and 20 one and all I heartily rocom-
mend these physicians.
Mr.. Jackson will answer all letters Of
inquiry regarding his case, addressed to
West Bountliul, Utah.
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LADIES' WAISTS.

Percale Waists Slaughtered TO Doe
Fancy Percale Waists, assorted styles,
were 65 to 9oc this week 35c
Fancy Pefcalc Waists with laundried
collars and cuffs, worth SIIo, this
week soc.
Great cut in an White Waists, prices
running from soc TO ( 90 each.
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RoME, July l0,-Paolo Legs, known
TO his associates a. "Mafat" the On.
archist, who, on June l6th, attempted
10 take the life Of Premier Crisp, was
today tried convicted and sentenced TO
twenty years. solitary confinement.
tho bench, ana said hu mad not acted
from motives OF personal hatred, but as
a solemn protest against the system OF
government. The working people
would not be FREQ until labor fedora
ton was secured, frontiers abolished
and wars were prevented
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A TREATMENT THAT CURING HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE DAILY
shores Manufacturing Laboratory,
Where Medicine Prepared Uudcr the Personal
Care % Registered Chemist

rItorv Tor forty-one years and ! am
known bv oyofy old settler. who I hope
viii read my statement and profit by 10.
When ! Uamu TO nrs. Shore a. shores I
was great sufferer from Erights dis.
ease. dfupsv aud heart trouble; upon
the least Hello eSertion 1 would goi short
of breath. andn very sharp pain around
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mo ChIenro Inr, nrIherr c..r.

CHICAGO, July l0,-ln the jury
bTlbing case In Judge Bakers court
today Millionaire Warren Sprlngsr's
wife was identified by Juror Joseph
Mormon AZ the woman who offered a
bride for = favorable verdict In con
demnstlon suit In which Springer was
Interested,
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Mr. Debs Says uo HAS come 90 nm
Understanding with pullman.

BAN FRANCISCO, July l9.--The
strikers nj Oakland arc excited tonight
over "a report that Roberts, Ihelr local
president, has IN his possession tele-
gram from Dobs inhiTucllng MN 10
effect \ settlement with tue southern
Pacific company provided the com
pany agrees to take BACK tue strikers
without prejudice. lt ID also reported
that Debs tslsgraphs that ne mas come
to an understanding with iullman'
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LIVERPOOL, July lo.-Ths japanese
government has purchased ak steam.
ships which belonged H. the English
limo running between Liverpool aud
China, The steamers are being
equipped for service 10 the event Of
war.
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Moving Freight Trains.

TACOMA, Wash, July 20.-The
Norihorn Pacific has shipped 500 cars
% freight from Tacoma eastward since
Monday and viii ship 200 more today.
Otdors are on hand for seven hundred
emptles on this division but they can
not he eupplied until delayed cars ~
rive from ihe east and are uulOaded.
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Slaughter Of Duck Suits at Si.95

All our Linen Faced suits, good
value at 4 so, this week Si95.
Our Novelty Suits, never so d ior less
than 5000, this week $3.50
Our Regular StIoo Plain Linen Suits,
Just In hY express, to move them 'hls
week Sc so.
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MlIsnn Lsn,.. Mn.hInrtnn.

WAsHINuTuN, ID. g., July TO-
Chairman Wilson loft a. soon M the
tariff debate closed tor his home In
West Virginia. The oonieress do not
expect 10 resume their session until
next Monday or Tuesday.
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sILKsI sILKsl

OF all descriptions at Grea, Reduction
Printed Chiuas az 4Sc, J4c, A5c, are the
best values Tor desirable goods ever
offered IN this city,
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LONDON, July ia film has
gathered on Mr.. GladsIono's eye, and
another slight operation will be neees-
uaTy.
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BATHING SUITS.

To close out at one price all Wool
jersey Suits worth foo, QUITO $500.
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SEDALIA, NO., July 2O.-A young
woman giving her name Us Lizzie
horse stealing. When arrested she
had IN her possession u horse and
luggy and an extra set Of harness
" uiCn were stolen from John Williams
% Webb city, last FfldSy, She could
not give satisfactory acoOHnt OF now
shr came luto possession OF the stolen
Properly and was locked up.
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Not Alone Catarrh!
But All Diseases Are Treated and Cured by
Drs. Shores & Shores's New Treatment.

Read tho Evidence Today From Patients Who Have sIf-
ferod cars With Bughts Disease, Dropsy
Heart Trouble.
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INDIAN REsERyArIoNs.


tprney GencrAi Haii.
wAsmNoroN, July 20. - Onlolal
views ON the right Of emlnsnt domain
over Indian reservations are sbt forth
- hn important decision rendered by
Assistant Attorney General Hall, Of
tue interior department.. The question
HtOse over n communication OF the
Indian affairs relative 10 tue right OF
certain settlers ut saltwater, Montana,
to build bridge across the Isllowstone
river, upon land which had been al
l1tted TO an Indian woman OF the
Crow tribe. IL Ia held there can be
little doubt ne 10 the right Of eminent
domain existing, either In tho govern.
inent or the state OF Montana As to
warrant ths taking OF any part OF tho
lands allotted 10 tho Crow Indians In
fovbralty for such purposes. The gov.
eminent right 10 eminent domain on
Indian lands has never been questioned
by tho courts. Tbs other principle In,
vOlvod II tho sovereignty on which
right exiats. The United States OF the
state. ON this point II IL held that tho
judicial authorities hold that while
paramount Sovereignty resides Ia thn
iofmor, 10 far IA tho territories
are concerned, yet with the
creation OF an independent
state, the general rights Of eminent
domain are exclusively vested in the
,lats sovereignty. The only exception
To this rule Is declared 10 To within the
general government ~ appropriatea for
ils Own purposes lands OF other propcr-
~ 10 perform its own proper functions
and Ia such cases II may still exercise
tue authority Ia a state As we'll Rs
within territorial Jurisdiction. Judge
Hall concludes that Montana has tue
right TO condemn for public purposes
lands embraced In lnuian Allotments
Ia the state.
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GLOVBsl

lust received 40 sizes, @ button
l,nuth mpsguptaire, white channels
Gloves, this week at sLOO'
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IF YOU CANNOT COME TO SALT LAKE

the
blank Medicines shipped carefully Try this treatment
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IN CONGMEss.

The Presidents Letter Creates Sen.
sation ia the senate,
WAsHINdroN, July l9.-The news
OF the reading OF the Presidents letter
was not long In transmission f'am the