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s2s ACRES, s2s

more or les. q which about Is aerss j. under
cultivation, about = acrCS meadow and past
ure Land, about 10 acrtS in "A sugar Grove of
about stu tres. and about Is acres in timber.
white oak. re-i oak, hickory, &c-. well Waferti
with springs and sIrams. an lneXhatIStaiile
quantity OF limestone easy u ac--eSs and 9th
cr minerals. a four acre orchard pf gusri.
young. beziung fruit tryss Of chOice varieties.
having thcreon erecfed a large
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PUBLIC SALE
PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Real Estate :!

Pursuant % an order OF the Orphans Court
Of Somerset county. Pa. there viii b. sold IL
public sale on the premises. near GOleInan'S
station. Soiuer~sf county. Pa. on
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Dwelling House,


ssahle and other oufbuildings thereOn erecte,t-
TlIis E1rm isks about 40 acrss eiezaned. 10 acres
in t-aftoIn and balance well tinitsered-
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ASSIGHEE'S SALE
/: REAL ESTATE!

By virtue Of an order % sale issued cut %
the Court of Common Pleas of -omersef coun-
~. Pa. and % ule dire-rtesi. ] viii eXpO>e 70
public sale on Tnict No l. ne-einafter de-
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Thursday, Sept. 10Th, 1894,
at O'Clock Pm,
Dwelling House,
DWELLING : HOUSE,

negr ms,iium sized barn ami other Building,
ON the prcmescS-
Tne~e farms are i'm high state of culriva-
tioa. and conveniently located 10 schools.
chur-hes and rlilnJuds, and viii be offered
for sale separately o. a. a whole. Coal and
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Wednesday, Sept. 18th, '94,
FranneDiStillerY,
TwO-stOry frame
Dwelling House.
erns /:

and outbuildings, adjoining lands % Mr.
Alice J. Baldwin. ". r Walker, and other
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Thursday, September 9th, '94
At 1 O'Clock p. M..

the following described real estafe-
No. l. A tract q land situate IN BnutherS-
valley township. SoIaerSes county, Pa, adj
joining lands 81 sarah Brrkiey. Michael Bow
man. Henry Hay. Peter Baer and other. cum
tanning lssS acreS morc oT less having thereon
erected twO-Story frame
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ASSI6hEE'S SALE.

By virtue of an order Of sale issued out Of
the Court Of Common Pleas Of SOIaerSet cr1un-
", Pa and % me directed I viii cxpo-e 10
public sale ou the premises hereinafter de-
scrihed. on
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,-.-bsat eakes and sausage are get
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NO REAL CAUSE FOR ALARM.
How Treasury 0lICals View The
Financial Situation.
III Passage sf the Tariu Hiu VIII
Result In Revival Of business,
itis Thought

WAsIuNoToN, Aug. 5.-Thsto are
differences Of opinion among tho treas.
ury officials as to tue probabilities Of
another bond issue. Neither Mr.
Carlisle or As,istat Secretary Curtis
Is willing to admit that there 10 auy
real cause for alarm in the present
financial situation.
III knowB, however, thattho Presl-
dent aud his advisrrs are watching
with eager interest every change Ia the
financial situation aud that every
phsss oi II Il being carefully and
lhoughtiully studied. NotwIth,tand.
lng this solicltude, 10 10 believed ii l. the
Judgment OF the President { ut the sit.
ustiou does not furnish any Just apprs.
hehslon and tuat better times may
hu confidently cNItclud soon. From
lhls point OF view, II 10 Hrvued, the
passage OF the PENDING tnun bill i.
sure 70 result IN % prompt ani general
revival Of business, anu that In conse.
quence there Will be large increase In
tho government revenue. H.rsipts ffon,
customs, which Tor many months past
nave been gradually growing less, IL IL
believed viii show marked improve.
ment from the very hfst, aud viii con.
tlhue 10 increase until Lofmal ooudl.
tohs have teun reached.
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Aro you afflicted with Deafness. pqr.
tial or c0muluit' Afa YOU warned by
the ringing IN your var. ~ the extension
OF the Catarrhal process n tho he,rlngg
Do you suilur from Dyspepsia, loss OF
appouio, hluaIng in the stomach OF any
OF the forms OF catarrhal Indifference
with tho digestive orgAusg
Have you severe Bronchial trouble.
hacking cough rIlus in che rhos'. ius- nj
ilnTh' llayo YOU been warned " app
IrnAehiug CunHumpunuP
Afe yuu hHuilHfor from Aa'hmp, and
have You boon led To be- .1yo that YOUR
disease " lncurabir9
DO you sulsf from Rh0umafI.m. for
which remedies Nnd prosCuruons have
proved uuavA.IInrg
Il your hUtrt aiieciedp DO yuu Huiior
nom m oppressed feeling choking som
sauun, smothOfing spells, Hn irregular
pulse, shounr-s ~ breath aud nullering
OF nalpitatl0uF
DO you suiIor from Liver complaint
Aro you constantly melancholy, un-
happy aud miserable, without knowing
a good reason WINS
DO YOU suuar from Nervous trouble,
which ahoclH 90 many 10 thls time. when
cares arc taken hcavilyf
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CHICAGO, Aug. 5.--Attrr struggle
OF forty days against the united rail.
road', tho a. Il. u. In Chicago has de.
olAted OH the stfiko inausurated iu
behalf Of the Pullman employees.
beginning tomorrow morning each
member Of the union who tssp1udod
TO the order 10 ttfikr will DO At liberty
10 resume WORK. The strike IL Oh IN
chicago except with The employee "
the santa Fe sud Chicago & Eastern
llilnOt. By tUmUffOw tue aifise viii
DC dsclafrh Oh along the entire system
Of roads tilccted by the recent move.
meat lnis action was decided on At
meeting Of tbs delegates u the
lwenty'iJur local lab0f unions afiiu.
Aied win the A. II. U. held this Ailer.
noon,
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HoIh SIDE. thinning yictorJ.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. B.-On
this, the day ut the election, both sides
are claiming Victory with confidence
which IL amuziug. A. Demuclatic
hoauqusflers IN tins CITY, the state ID
claimed by a good sa'n majority, est.
mated ut between $4,000 Hud 10000.
lhe result Ia not clear 10 any one. Ihe
Democrats have cultivated the negro
vote bH mover before. In cOuutIts
where the Republican organization has
had the negro In line, he viii vote Tor
holb, but this was not done IN tho
southeast Alabama counties, wnete toe
white vote IL pretty evenly divided
spI the negro holds tho balance OF
power. There ia tue bit,erest feeling
possible throughout the state And u
great many proiict trouble IN many
counties.
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LONDON, Aug. 5.-ruu abnormal
abundance Of money iuTlug tie past
week compelled tue join, stock banks
TO reduce tEslr allowance on deposits
from the srsvlOus minimum Of one
por cent 10 ouo-half per cent IL was
even suggested that the Bank OF Eug-
land should change lls custom aud de-
scsnu below It's recognized minimum
rate OF two per cent. CIR edged tecuT-
ities have attained phenomenal price,,
though u would be- rash 10 predict they
have touched the highcstpJlnt
There " no fear thai the Japan
China way will cause European com.
pllcatlOns.
American railway securities were
exceptionally idle, the movements ue.
INK guided by thu New York quota
lions.
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Tho omana iiutchsr..

OMAHA, Aug. 6.-rhe south o nahu
strikers have % TAT rccsdei from thsir
p.sl'ion as 10 be ready to arLitrate
their differences. Tucy had several
largely attended meetings today. Tbst.
was considerable Aggressive but nttls
Iiotous demonstrations. After much
discussion 81 Tue situation the slfiksfs
agreed 10 tfust 10 arbitration, And al g..
pointed cummittee 10 confer with tue
p'tblhg lvnplU ANA gfbitrstu tue scale
VI wages. Ius Striker. called on toe
managers Oi the packing house. aud
after some preliminary tkirmisntng
th'y were told that ihcy wouii be-
= Ven an answer tomorrow. From
nthcr sources % u Known that the Au.
s,"of viii be- positive rciusal 10 meet
mo Hfbilfatiuu committee And g. fr.
lusc any terms except those drst pro.
pl-'u-l complete SURRENDER anu a
return u tue men 1T the Old scale.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
LEFT HIS CHILDREN.
Heirs 10 Considerable Properly Aban.
donsd by Their Father.
prsrIrUrIoS AND STARVATION
lie Little Onrs Taken fare Of by the
Police 10 BE Sent Back 10 Their
Native Country.

NEWARK, N. j., Aug. 0.-Four
children were deserted In Newark
several days ago by John Hvfschel, an
embroijsrer, anu LETT starving, In the
vacant room, at 100 Spruce street. All
the clothing anu furniture was sold
tioce meal or pawnod to pay for food.
Il H. said, on good authority, that the
children Hte heirs 10 considerable
money Ia Switzerland, that they eau.
not touch until they attain the age Of
Is, under the terms Of their uesd
mothers will.
When the eldest, Annie, a girl 10,
VENT 10 policeman GlOtl, she wss 40
exhausted from hunger that she
.au.ri. The officers provided the
,uIIIfen with food aud this week they
vii ue cent bacl. 10 Switzerland, where
.u.y can be- properly cared Tor. Thu
i.sins In which HUrschel kept his chill.
titn we're dirty anu unhealthy. b.
stJus Annie, there are Bertha, aged 10;
Angoiiue, AGED 5; John, aged o, HIu
Lena, aged D.
Dvsp0udeut because he could not buy
food and apparently helpless, Hsrschel,
aittr crying all tue night before he
uiappeafed, took each child separately,
kisstd them and babe them goOd-bye.
Annie, Ia n voice choking with sobs,
stlI when he held her hand; "Fathef
wnen viii you come back2"
AT three o'clock my child" he 70.
IlioU, as he gave her farewell kiss
nLd departed. He did not return that
Light ana the children crlsd them
selves to sleep, hungry aud fofsakeu.
lhv oldest xiii was greatly alarmed. |
SIe iuuuu that Hefthei had moved he |
tfuuk from the room aud was conf |
dvut that he had fed. Going 10 thu |
house Of few acquaintance snc found |
ttey ha1 seen nothing Of them. Weak |
Win hunger, she procured from their
little food for the Gull
ltru. Tne girl continued her search |
iur tne father until last night when she
Jagged herself 10 the Iolco station.
,ue Gays they came ~ Newark three
years ago from village IN Switzef.
lanu frequently visited by tourists
Times got very bad, 20 the eldest SRI
" vnt out TO service. Heuohui batlltd
nlUng aud at night remained home to
ale lOr the children,
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug.i.-The claims
OF the Two men, Ouo Leon Long OF this
city Rnd the other A. NJ. Sampson OF
Tucson, Auz., 10 the body VI tie wo'
man vino died IN Ch'cngo are possible
u solution when the circumstances
under which Longs vile loft THIS city
over two yeBr- ago are taken Into con
alteration. IL IL the belief OF Longs
daughters auu Of his friends who know
ME. Long, that 1t was she VINO died ~
Chicago. Aud further, II 10 their CON
vlolion that she Travelled To Tucson AID
became the wife Of Banker Sampson,
iut deserted him anu was on her way
back to her husband In this city when
death intrryentd.
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ATTACKED ~ STRIKERS
I've men Horribly stabbed and
nentsu.


BRAZIL, Ind, Aug. 5.--Davld WI
sou anu Henry Wright, residents ul
Altioa, were attacked this morning 10y
a crowd OF men on tho crossing VI the
Chicago ana Eastern Illinois railroad
am horribly stabbed anu beaten.
Wilson viii uie aud Wright IL sori.
ously injured. The men oamu to tnr
city TO NOrk on the above named rail-.
roaii aud Il Is supposed were nnRultea
by strikers. Another man who arrived
here today 10 take a position on the
same fvhd was attacked BY what are
saiu 10 be strlkers, aud was only saved
from being killed Ny drawing n revolt
Yer anu holuiug the crowd OH until n
policeman arrived, VINO escorted hun
to the fUundhuuse,
By request VI the oillzrnf, United
States Mstshal Hawkin, maze i've oi
Tue most prominent business men In
the CITY deputy mafshAis, HnJ vested
thom with power u select ~ many
assistants NJ are dgaitsd.
Tue citizens are thoroughly aroused
over the acts Of violence, and will At.
tempt 10 put stOp % then. More
excitement prevails here thAn any
Time slucu 'be killing OF Engineer
Lyons curling the general strike.
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ATaIr Amour, Of nn,lnt...

MANonErsER, Aug. 6.-Dutiug the
pest week IA fair aggregate VI business
was done. The gteater part OF the
lransaclilns were Elected early Ia the
week when the decline Ia cotton en-
abled tho execution VI number OF
lndiRu orders.
German spinnefs are working OIL
their iull production easily al fairly
paying prices.
The French cotton Industry 10 vol
engaged.
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Nav lORS, Aug. 6.-Captaln A,
Ffeisscn, the adventurous young Flu.
lanuer, VINO built him iofiy.foo,
sharpe In which 10 take trip TO Eu.
rope ami demUnsIrate the superiority
u his models Tor email yUsse.s ana
tner occan'iaiiing capabilities, started
Tor QlueuftOwn today, lie will nayi.
gate the little schoJnor.Tigged vessel
actoss tue ocean by himself. lie cal.
culaIcs that no can renuh Quevustow n
la thirty-nve OF forty days. The boat
has PROVISIONS aboard Tor several
months.
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rharssh WIN 0rnnh Ln,eenr.

DECATUR, ind., Aug. o.. w. p0r.
icr pf1mlnent preacher aut former
editor anu publisher Of tho Dnoatuf
JoWWdi was arrested NJ Liberty Cen,
az anu brought 10 this cry, chatR, d
with gfaud larceny. ltishileged that
no took pocket book containing about
my dollars from woman VINO at
tended services at his church Ia this
city Apflil. Failing 10 secure bond
he ID in jail.
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The observation-disclosures.

NEW loRiI, Aug. "a World dli.
patch from no dc JaneirO sAyt m,
rebels have been concentrating their
available forces about Porto Allegro.
uut yesterday they dispersed, hearing
a large force Of government troops was
coming.
General Saraiya defeated force
which attached him Monday aud !.
marching On no Gfandu do sui, shicn
Place he proposes 10 attack, though not
uniil rriniofcumcnts roaon him, which
hu expects within ten days.
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ate committees on foreign aiiirs. They
10 not conceal their disappointment
over tbs GOODNESS OF the administration
toward them anu although careful u
tay nothing acrimonious they convey
he uuderstandlng very plainly Inst
hey think President Cleveland IL lfeat-
ing them rather plainly, IN view o. his
.ormer attitude toward the deiunct
Hawaiian monarchy.
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fnOm SHANGHAI

No EUROPEANS Thought 10
lie safe.
SHANGHAI, Aug. 5,-The rumor To
the effect that the japanese fleet mad
captured three men-Jf.war has not
beou confirmed.
AZ yet there has been no disorder In
this city growing out Of the war, beyond
IA few trliilpg encounters betWee Ja.
panese aud Chinese f0wilrs.
The municipal council has appointed
a rendezvous i0r tue volunteers ia The
event " an emergency arising that
VIII require their services, but uo
anxiety 10 felt Us TO the safety of Eu.
rOpeAna,
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Tr,in Tor brigham and Cache Valley.
will leave salt Lake 90 $40 p. m. For
brigham. oxford. p1catel'o. Idaho
Falls, Market Lake, Soda Springs and
Montpelier will leave AZ j..o p. m.
Special arrangements will be made
ior through coaches from Salt Lake TO
soda spnngs and Montpelier, withol
change.
This will probably be the only exeur.
sion OF the season TO Northern points.
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nnMnIlnn. nl.nnnoinica.

WAsIlINurUN, Aug. 5.--rhe envoyi
rom Quron L,liuOkulaui, VINO are now
IN Washington, have not yet succeeded
Ia obtaining an audience with Pfesi.
lent Cleveland aud they have b,gun
10 ~ their case before members Of Con.
kreHs who belong to the HOule anu sen
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nr,an Announce. MS candidacy.

wAsinAuruS, Aug. i.-Iieprosen-
tlliyu B,yAu Uf Nebraska has written
Ia letter 10 j. T.. Ong, pTsHldont, anu
the other memucls Ot the executive
committee " tho Nebraska Fee Coin.
age Democratic league, To response ~
their recent letter requesting him TO
become "a candidate Tor United SIales
senator, aud To state the principles
which viii guide him ia the, event OF
his election. HotXpfvtsed concurrence
iu tho views Of the league that the
people should DO permitted 10 elect
ieunIois by direct vote, and cDntinu-
lug said;
'ln compliance with your request, |
therefore announce my eandiuncy for
the senatorial tenn beginning March
I, 1905, aud shall make uH thorough a
CANVAS Of the state "a circumstances
viii permit"
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If You Cannot Come 10 Salt Lake

Write Tor tho mail treatment. Oneo, Tho
lhysicians IN personal charge superin-
tends iho mall department aud by a sys-
TEN OF close correspondence controls
thoso oui OF tho CITY quite ~ well a. those
who come 20 tho oficc. Send FOR sym.
tom blank. Medicines shipped carefully.
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rIahlInr 40 nInrnrIn..

NEW iumE, Aug, 5.-A World dit-
lath rom CUlJu saw; Thrto has
ecu hgming az Blu, helds, Bluffs, u
los sHid, since yesterday noon, without
Huy advantage pavlug been gaiutd By
'lusr sue. Cnlet Clarence is leading
the Mo quitos, are aided by mum.
bur Of A neTlcAus.
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Cotton Dress Goods.

- in. Black Linen Lawns iu plain
or black and white stripes, black
with wLiic Pulko bot worth Soc. At
-lr yd,
$50 iu, Wulo Lace Striped Pic0ue.
worth lUH s. q. 40 Zoe sd.
800 iu. lilarE, White striped Per-
ca Ds, Worih .ig ut IS l-Ir sd.
~ Boo, Black India Lawns, worth
~ ~ 81, nt t'tCyd
SO iu English plngo t1s, iu OIL, dee
simble ahudss, worth ilG, 40 gJc.
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oRnERING nEAE
China nud Japan Negotiating with
the AsnauF Packing soutonny

'hinh nud Japan Negotiating with
tbs AimanT Packing company.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 5,-rhe Armour
Packing company OF Kansas CITY re-
Gently received n cablugTam from
Nokohama, Japan, from the Mlkado's
government, asking for IL price on
bO0,O pounds VI oorned beef for the
japanese army. This company o,blod
Us answer anu pendinga reply, which
IA expected soon, prepared 10 20 into
the bushels NJ supplying meat to hat
Ting Asiatlcs on big scale.
The company has also opened negO.
tiatiOus with tue Chiuese legation At
Washington.
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Jackson Leaves ArehsngeI Amid Dis
nlny Of EnthnsiEsm.

blnS Of EnthnSiHsn.
ARCHANgEL, Russia, Aug. 5.-The
steamer NipdwarJ, having Oh board
lhe Jackson polar edition, sailed
hence this afternoon tor HafbAuf0 Va
or Jugerski schaf, IA circumstance
shhll determine, The ox peditiOn ufu.
cured mere additional stofes, furs aud
number Of Russian ponies. AZ Hat.
uaurova or Jugerski SONAR, a few
samUyeis will be added u tho crew
anu tho steamer will thon proceed Ill.
rect 10 the southern shore OF Franz
JUsef land.
Tho departure Of the expe iitlon was
maue the scene Of remarkable dis.
play OF enthusiasm. The city was
every where decorated with Haas
HJNrfnment and city officials anu
9lher notablcs went ON board lhe
Windwsfd aud went with her Tor
Tome distance down tue hafbOr When
lhey ieii the steamer many And hearty
were TIE good wishes they gave the
T'yaRsrs, VINO responded with cheeis
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MAJOR womrn'. TROUBLE.
owing, IL IL said, 80 Religious People
Ia omaha.

OMAHA, Aug 5.-PreparAtlons arc
In progress At Fort Omaha for the
court martial Of Major Worth, for
ordering Private Ctdeiqui,t to engage
In target practice GA 6uudHy. The
court VIII convene August 18Th, aud
Ia the meantime Major Worth L. under
arrest. The case hinges on n military
law established by President Lincoln
that nothing should DO done In tue
army on tue sabbath in the nature OF
work during peace that was not absO.
luiely necessary 10 the health VI the
department, except Ia omergoncios.
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NEw YOHI, Aug, "A car on the
Brooklyn bridge lralu Jumped the
Track near the Brooklyn terminus late
this afternoon aud Tell over INTO the
wagon road, which 10 iiiIeen feet be-
low,
Several persons were Injured, but
none we're killed. Tue auCident was
probably caused by the breaking OF n
wheel
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GEoRoE ooULD IMmERsEp.
Al Accident That night Have TER
animated tits career.


Cows, Isle Of Wight, Aug. A.
George Gould had n marrow escape
from drowning yesterday, when ne
met the Nigilaut In steam launch of
the Spit Llghtshlp. Just a. Mr.. Goulu
was walking actOss the plank held
between the two vessels, the launch
gave sudden luTch, aud Mr. Gould
.rll intO the tea.
lie wss wearing mackinlush,
which lrw over his heal, anu for a
time Nj. Gould's situation was crit
lCal However, he kept his head, anu
iftaiiug water, threw mis- arms ~, anu
just az no was Hinking succeeded IN
gttlug tbs macintosh clear OF his
mead. Gaspiug Tor breath he was
hauled on board the sloop. Mr. GoulI
'ulay was none the worse for mis- I'm.
mersi0n,
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Japancss War ship suurs.

BERLIN, Aug. 4-Tho Chinese mlu.
ls.er acre has secured an official
ultpnlch stating that tho Chinese iron
clad Ting iuen rRmmed and sunk u
JupaneBa warship OIL jerome Gulf on
Juy .J.h.
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ShoesT ShoesI

Grogt bargains iu odd lots "
Ladies and uliIdrou's Shoes
Special Tuesday only 80
In, B,oa Muslin, only 40 I'd,
Special FOR "Wednesday
cny Light Shifting Prints,
worth o i-4o yd at 2 2Cyd.
Friday only-Light COLI
ored Challles, worth 8 l-3G.
at Sc yd.
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CorESIiAaGN, Au,. Captain Bot.
t1llsvn IA new titting put snip 10 10 10
the assistance NJ the Wellhhn party,
who on June l6,h were six miles OIL
Cape Platou.
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KANSAS ClY Aug. I.-AccOriing
~ "a letter received touay from Pekln,
Ill., william Slmerott, dotaultlng treas
u'tt 0t tue swnchmet's Mutual Aid
association, ~ now on Mackiuac island,
iluh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06

DENVER, Aug. 5.-rnu numerous
coal miues In southern Colombo aud
New Mexico will be- foopened u.
morrow, tiving employment to thou.
sands OF men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06
ARE TREATED lN0 CURED BI laSSal3ES
{ SHORES FOR s. 4 month, RtlI-
GINEs FURNISHED F8tt.
No Frauds can Live Under Drs
shores a Shores NlIghty
Exposure.

Mrs Oberg has resided hero Tor the
past eighteen years aud hor many friends
viii be glad 10 learn Of her lIuIU daugh.
tor'a rapid recovery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06

City Ticket Office. 20l Main Street
ID. +. buRLEy Gsnl AIT.
salt Lake Civ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06
annual Excursion to Cache. Bear
Lake and Snake River Valleys
and all Points North. via tho
Thursday, AUGUST 10th.

The Union Pacific will run be- Annual
Excursion from salt Lake and Ogden To-
all points north, at the following Low
Rates'