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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-03
HOOPER'S ANOOlNE e S ;#' s:;:;::
- - - Shs - sbN - - Hhs DlArrhmn.

DR.. Smms Cholera syrup, the great
and certain cure for acute and chronic
diarrhDn. cholera morbus. cholera inian.
tun and summer diseases Of babies and
children, COG King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-03

Celebrate the 9TH OF July by using red
and green fire, prepared by W. c. Taylor,
302 Alng street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-03

' TrugRis's icgou.mcHd Juu6son'a 0rien
tal SOAP Ior AZ sS.E and gnalp diseases
Van atii euADHt "al Tao complexion.
), n. ii DaAigrtI q az, MarRst sta and
4iilerE bsuE store. AZ Market street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-03

Cummings the photographer. SOs Mar
kot street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-03

Mre. Sarah A. Warner will return home
on the o'clock train this evening after 4
sojourn of 4 weeas with relatives 1t Wood
Lawn, Md, and Miss Annie o. Woodrow
VIII come with her 10 spend her Atm Of
July Ia this city and with relatives 81
Marcus Hook some weeks stay.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-03

For Sign painting call on Nessleln, 7Ol
West Eighth street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-03

George W. Jackson. city bill poster and
distributor, gu Orange street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-03

Eagles excursion, Crusaders, to ATTAIN
AcCity. saturday, Avg 10. via p, ". Il Is !.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-03
7 he Glorious
4tE1

Store open LRiS ere ming
mil 9 0'cIOck.
Store WlW be cI0Sen al
6 o'cloch epRa.Y epenim.g
except S0lua'aczYS afLea.
Io-a1g unI1l /Ma2Rea' no.
ice.
To accommodate those who
wish to avail themselves OF an
opportunity to get comfortable
clothing, our store will be open
on the 4th until - o'clock
noon.
A. Suit of Serge will be com.
Portable for the heated term yet
to come, They look neat and
dressy, and withall the prices
are 80 very reasonable.
The Little Fellows will prob.
ably need another suit before
going away. A few of those
half price suits here yet.
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Persunal Paragraphs.

Hon. d. j. Chadwick, president Of the
Utnh Republican League clubs, has
returned to tue city alter visiting tue
north and east and viewing the landscape
DOR lie witnessed tue livrr. Harvey de-
bate. And m substance says that Harvey
wiped the eailh with his opponent Tho
people are studying the question OF
finance now ~ never before, ami are
rapidly leaning over On the side which
has the white meta for It's lining.
Paul Hudson, special cores ondeut Of
the NEWS in tue Teton Basin county
during he indian troubles, came down
from the north last evening. All II CONE
parativvly quiCt IN that section now,
though there u some s.Goug feeling lo'
tween the " hite and ted men yet. Mt.
Hudson, alter spending day OF twO IN
his city and auJac,u pleasure resorts
will leave Tor IA, nOInO IA Kansas.
Judge liartine, u the Bimc.allic union,
has been confined to his rooms lately
with fever. llU Is now cuuNalosccnt anu
will likely be around In fcw days
RuIon :. Wells and T. j. Harness, Of
Sal, Lake, are y opriug az ,hc Cullen.
stuart Nshby Allon,a roSideuIo Of Knox
Vile, Tenn, Is Walker guest.
MIR. and Mrs. II. ". Forbes, arc at the
Kuut-iord. They hail from Trinidad,
Colorado.
Tho Tomple on has Misses {. \. War
ncf, j. ). Warner aud II. NJ. SmUhs, Of
~, LOUIS,
sir. and Mrs. VIM. a. Gage, Of john
sOuNiIle, y. v, arc NJ the cullen.
Chicago people AZ tho Walker arc Geo.
Barnes Aud 4. ". Rooney.
X. =. Moore aud 4. q. Viss, u san
francisco, Hru w. tho knutsiOrd.
Miss o. NJ. Jocelyn, Wichita, and Miss
Lena Rotten, Columbus, MIMI, uro guess
~ the TomplcIon.
J. 4. Fuch, oregon, and James u.
Kidd, san Franc.scO, are enrolled At tho
Cullen.
Mrs. G. T. soulo, quincy, H., is a
Walker guest
f. T.. Underwood, OF New York, aud
II, II. Rowan, VI South NUrwalk, Conn,
are at the kuutslOfd.
Maud Bsor, Of pondloton, oregon, and
Car Adler, OF Baker city, Oregon, are At
tho Temple ON.
New York i represented At the Ten.
plvtOn by George y. Clarke.
W. u. HiIdcbraud, Of Denver, put up
at the WALKER.
:. L. Mount, Of lboG, Montana, can DO
seen AZ tue cullen.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. 4. Robinson arc at tho
KuuIslord. Their home Is ia Mlssis-
sippi
$. W. Watson, Of Fairfield, stops at the
Walker.
c. II. Barnett aud n. J. MokUle, Chi
cagoaus, arc ut he knutsilrd.
Judge Merritt returned homo this
morning, ater spepdinE week In the
north.
Mr.. Fred W. Fcldwisch, business man
sger " tho Denver TWsy. was introduced
az this oiiice today by Mr.. ". +. Hal
lam, OF the NEWS Educational Bureau.
Mr.. Feldwisch II hero on pleasure md Is
accompanied by Miss Foldwisch,ot Dom
yer, aud Misses louise and Margaret
GoleT, Of Cincinnati.
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IT ANNOYED HIM
uc Came From the West aud Was Pub.
zisd That New Workers KNEW ~.

uc Came FROM the West aud Was PuB-
zisd That New Workers KNEW ~.
His coat was q trihc 100 long and his
trOuscr. ~ inch too wide at the knee to
bo strictly and exactly fashionable; but,
aside from these nice Determinations,
he was dressed according 10 tho dictates
Of tho fashion au,ocrats
We took the IL" together at Park
place, aud / noticed a puzzled expires.
sion, half amusement, half annoyance,
ON his face, AZ Thiriy.thud street hc
surrendered his seat 20 an elderly wom-
an and stood IN the aisle In front ~
whore | sit, II was evident that ho was
anxious TO tell some one Of the subjects
on his mind, 30 | was not surprised
when no caught my eye and opened the
conversation,
Just now, no said, "as 1 was hur.
rying % the station, man caught hold
OF my arm and stopped me, Ho was "a
respectable looking follow, we'll clothed,
and wore n grayiHh beard parted in tho
middle
"'l'vo been on q drunk tho man
said to me, and am soberiug up.
live IN Hackrnstck. and 1 want to get
home haven't cent and want u
quarter,
IL looked him over carefully" con.
tinuod my chance acquaintance, ICON.
cluded ho was telling the truth and gave
him tho money. As | hurried on, he
shouted after me;
IL knew you wero from tho west,
and know you would give mo tho mon.
ey, They are white out thorcp
Now, what want TO know" said
my acquaintance, lis how did ho know
was from tho wcsty It's true. but how
did he know IL; Would you know iti
Am markcd3 Have / any tag on mo {
toll others that am a westernery'
None that know OF. assured
him, "unlcss it be such little Things "a,
giving your seat up to ladies That gen.
orally indicates that q man is not ma
tive New Yorker.
got ont az Fttioth street and left
him with the same quizzical expression
as il the question had been only half au
swerud. New Work. ,lunral.
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Wa,alch Stake Conference.

The quarterly conference Of the
Wasatch Stake Of Zion commenced on
Saturday morning, August 3, 1895.
There were present on the stand the
Presidency Of the Stake, most oil Il
Bishop, High Council anu other
ealing Elders.
Tue meeting was called 10 order By
Elder A. Hatch, President OF the
slasl.
Alter singing by the choir Elder
Thomas Todd ST., offered tbs opening
payer.
During the forenoon meeting the
saints were entertained ami greatly
encouraged by the following Elders:
AOram Hatch, Gle Tgo Il nusT, John
Lee, Enc Bpng,tUn, VIM. Il ca
Atls1n sen, Vim Boil, John Baird
George Br wn, Robert BT0,dhead,
X chhri TIT, Robert McNight sr.,
VIM Bromley and Fiuity Dazzle, sll ol
whom testified 10 the tTuGutulness OF
Tue Gospel Ma taught by tho Prophet
Joseph Smith aud lhe Elders Of the
Chutch today.
During the balance OF the confer.
eheu tue Saints were blessed with the
lfsteuct VI Elder +. N. Lymtu, of the
quorum % Apostles, aud Eier Il. =.
"tils, Vt the Cyu4Cll Gt Seyentle s.
saturday Afternoon the conference
was addressed by Elders wells anu
Lyman, The subjects lwelI upon were
Ine primary object In placing men on
we enflui the opposing forces Rt work
w Tue wprldithe evils VI slAuuering ana
nAchbiing; u the effects produced by
we issuance OF the I'm pIf,at 20 tic
ehan'ei conditions VI the salLI., otc.
sunday morning. After the usual
opening oNerclsts, tina Bishops OF tue
van. us wards reported the saints In ~
prosperous condition, u slealy growth
,h keeping the commandments OF tle
Hpsi was unaffected oy macy.
EGtr Wulls occupied the remainder
u lhe meeting, by showing the nsco.-
'.y OF iaitb, ana correct AMI proper
'uunRllon sui the benefits derived hy
observance VI the Word Of Wisdom,
, AZ me afternoon meeting, /. tfiaTcha
lhothhs hloRen Sf, ami John Duke
LAHORE.
Elder Lyman next adlr,se1 the
conference on the questions OF state.
uolu ahd equal righIs, ana presented
Nu gete'Al authorities OF the Church
lLu 7'abe, which were Unanimously
"sMlh'u ny vote VI the people.
a'' AVEAm Hatch madv y low
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POLITICAL.
Rennhllrnn Siale ronNenlInn.

Hcadquartors Republican Iefrt rial
Committee, salt Lake Ciiy, Angus !,
1884 Republican slate convention
10 hereby called 10 meet at 10 r'cIUCb
y. M, tue gsth dAy OF August 1885, rt
the Salt Lake rheatsT, 5ait Lake Gity,
Uhh, i1r tho putp0so " nominating
Republican candidates ior 3 ate ON.
Gers, o. Hr1vidcu tot I'm TIE COustiiu-
Ton Of Utah, Viz: Governor, secretary
~ state, state auditor, SLATE ifea ureb
attorney enstal, superintendent o..
public instruction ana three Judges ui
the su rene court; alsl % feifescnta.
i've Co COugres, aud for the ulecll0t
Of a state mmiltse, tu replace The pte d.
ent territorial committee, anu fyf the
Transaction NJ any otter tusIutt1 tina,
may prof oily come before The c.nyru-
ton.
Tho convention will consist OF $40
delegate, allotted to the s.venl vouu-
ties Wv The IRsis Of one delegate igf
every iUfiy voters, OF the ulJ traction
there Z, that were cast i.f ITH T.. J.
Cannon November, q, 1884 900 usl4
counties respectively.
Delegates 10 boz elected without re-.
gar 10 sex anu to be aipHrJOno1 a.,
iUilUWt.
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an gTAH'S WOMEN VOTE?
III, Question argued Before jude
smith Today.
ys,Isp open. til" L'E"i ne
u'' nat. In III. S's""" Judge
,r,hsriaud Replies

,.,.., p,vsi., TO ne news n 49,,
-n,y. Utab, Aus. s.-The 10"
~, to decide the iish, o. mOu 1,,o 70
O.. y, c,ms on this foIeneon u'io'o ,
gov smith In tho Fouf'h district
jus 's 90 Duplication for a WI"
cur .a.sts By Mrs Audtfson'
o. mat ID luty Registrar
b. ryrse be commanded 70
N,.,,,bsrasav voter. Tue case can'
$500 upon tue agreed STATE
10 atsu,'Jnfssented iu the niidEVlt lof
lp'u e., case toiug opened by -
the VIZ Tor tue defense on
: 'pir.,atlye order 10 snow
ne ,y tbs defendant shoul1
e'u's .i,'rI tue plaiutitl ~ a voter
~ ~ set5fpeys for the plAlnlliI WIZ
!neu '" "rJ ii. p. Heudetson, X. 81
~ r. n. Baglsy, }. ;. BJirmsni
WIFI md. +. :. Richards Juug'
Iuoke soI I'D Judge Hue. Nhlls
~ g,ienIant was lri tteen,o-
- WiIUsns, Jonn NJ Zane, AI'uut
49, g.swn and &. =. Nafian. MI NNlau
n,yd against inr right OF women 70
h 1s tne Constitution AMI ~
w. ofIiret. on me ground 'hst
~ roysr could 0nly com
80, the proposed Cons'l'ull'
NV, NV, tbf.urh the onsbllng act, anu
he' IN, vayo the rignt. 10 cay
Iln .I.'stitutiou could give tut
.un 70" wouit tc a subyefuion OF tho
tsu' 800 ,,nv,Fntneut Tor tue vO,efs
a.. Territory delegated 10 ih'
.as,ituti0p.l Convention only me
N. w, t1 ifams a Constitution To be
..''.t, - 10 tlsm Tor approval or To
'sstign and not submitted 70 any o.
,,oplg than uty themseINe';
~ voieu who aulbO
he drafting Of tue new 'of Il
M guvtfument ana nov 70
,sv c,hef people, women, alieno OF inc
,1isr any other state OF tenn, ~.
~ rpnb'inr act diI nUtgiVc the tiAht
,,wrr,.n 10 vote, hut only - tLe
",,,,s of lbe Territory and u aspect
49, ciass viz! all male cit Z ins
si the sgc VI tweuty.ono yrnis
.bo Ind been ftsdUnls Of Utah Tor N
ytat -,., ,.,,.,., o., =,
s,,snisnt. claiming that NJ the Con
,tituilop vas To bB the law governing
Inc new officers, they being elec'oi
IA DEF Il aud tervlng unutT H.
the new Constitution mua! be
nIloVtdas uptlt We iOf the election OF
lhr tgp officer. 4 for 10 ether puI-
lose. He ,onIendeI that women had
The tlgnt to vote bUtn rom the Cjnsu-
tuition ami the enabling hcl anu
In support OF his position
pompntcd sectl0ns Of the two joeu-
ments showing that II they were CON
,.lAut, There could be- no other
meaning. Before the conclusion Of
Judge suIhetlAnd's argument court
took feeets Tor dinner until . o'clock.
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a few days ago u party OF young
men left Fan BernhriinO, Cal, Tor the
mountains for the Purpose Of TeCrr.
alton. Among them was VIII II.
Clarke, con " policeman Horace
Clarke The party was chmpsd atDw
miles from Bear oteGk, Saturday AZ.
tsrnoOn Clarke, In company with
cousin by tho usme of Oakley, started
for Bear lake, Oakley went by wagon,
while Clarke said he would take short
cut over the stream where Bear lake
omptios Into Santa Ana river Oakley
having reached the camp Of Bear
creek, waited IA while, but Clarke dii
not appear. Tnis alarmed his friends,
who Immediately set out In search ~
him. Arriving at the place Wnere
Clarke was 10 have crossed II WIS
found that he had been on the log, and
II had turned with his weight, bul
nothing could bo iOun OF the body.
Not finding tue body It was thought
that Clarke had crossed the stream and
had made TOR sons other camp, bul
Investigation showed to the contrary.
All day Sunday wss spent IN searcn.
MOn!Ry IL was suggested that n dam
he built anu Santa AuaTivet diverted
II M its q uTee. This was done, AMI
at $3.50 o'clock Tuesday afternoon the
bO4y Of Clarke was iOnnl down the
stream ab.u. tllity feet from the log
over which 30 had attempted 10 walt /.
Richard p. Jones, an employe In the
Slu Francisco slate quarry, wa,
drowned In the American aver OIL
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SALT LAKE BOY KILLED.
luer IBgl'bretscn Accidentally shot at
bear River Valley, Idaho.

Charles n. Peterson, grocer, doing
bushes, At tho corner OF Fret South
and West Temple streets, received the
following Telegram from point ia
Idaho;
Insr Killed by accidental discharge Of
biz gun yesterday. Break news comfy;
will arrive $3.50 u. T.. today.
W. &. wisCoMn.
The deceased was brotheT.in'law
Of Mt. Peterson and was "a years OF
Lgs. lie recently left Salt Lake on a
hunting expedition. Further paTticu-
lars were not obtain aOle vi press time.
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closing remarks, thanking all who had
~ any WY uoiped 10 make tne couier-
ence buCCees.
Aitcr singing by the choir the bene.
uictiou was pronounced by Patriarch
Thomas Hicken.
joins +. GILES,
Clerk o. Conference,
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Chill Bar Tuesday. The meu n. the
quarry, sitter completing the days
work, went into the river TO bsthe,
and Jones, who could not swim, Sccl-
uentRily got beyond his depth, aud
was swept into the rapid.
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sToCHs Am nAREEIs.

NLW NuUk. Aug. H-Iho initial prices u
stocks we're generally irarupuliiy below tnu
nusl sales YcHttrday Manhattan, however
was strong AUd ut % advanced o.. 60 o. .F.
sugar advanced 90 Per rent hut reacted DO
After % 800 everything wus Iituless.
share speculation was without any Import
ant features Hiter ~ u'll0r4s
silver tU 90
Lead J.ji
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Women Kriu .i.Aus OF the Fourth
ptrciuci src IouuutuI 90 meet $40
de August l.iH, nj 3 D.. u., Rl .I..
Hu. instpu suuuUl uIusr, ON 10 rT,t,
e'wteu Sec ui guI Tuifd ttr rI.
% J |-a;ur i,rniug Of u Fu4ur 90 .
IN ~ mans cluu, All women lir
i.Nittd,
J.. CAMI,uS BRuwN,
W. b G.. &.
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The COMPLETE WORKS OF LORD BYRON,

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COnghlin and George.

Fred George anu Pat q ughlin were
having preliminary examination this
afternoon, before U. +. Commissioner
sommef, On another charge Of grand
larceny. This tins II II for the hotses
stolen At Murray, which were capture
with the despetadoes In IOOele county.
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"PECK'S BAD BOY AND HIS p"

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south Omaha, Sch, Aug, '.
spssili Dtsuutst 90 rr NEws
Cattle fuccIpts, 2,s'o, market AstNe, lrm.
kAuNus. f4,atuiI 60.
Westerns, 2it u % o..
Cove, - fUufAIa.
Feeders, 84.i3uit 90
sheep receipts, spl.
Mureei steady fair 70 choice, Westerns,
s.. d8A9a.
Lambs, gI.DUs $500,
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IuTKIS.-ln thiz OIty, August lslj. OF con.
gest0u Of the BRAN, Nelhr ~, daughter Of
aud 20 dtYE,
Funeral services Will bo held Saturday, Au-
gust ~, at q, a., from family rcGllGuuc, ~
west second NOrth Hucet. tUCudH arc ne
specially invited 10 attend.
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CHICAGO uASKEt

ChicaE1. close. Aug, o.
wheAt-August, on. sop'emuor, osf.,
Corn-August, s1h 2, september ai'. a
asked.
OAta-August sUi. september, 2Ot.
pOTE-August ~ 70 september, - 20,
LArd-AuEust, i6ii. september, it,l3,
llbs-NugusI NJ september, so
RyU-tA's.
HATley--is
FLAX aerd-yili.,
TlmOthy-4A %,
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The COMPLETE WORKS OF SHAKESPEARE,

Arranged u choir chronological, order TItoi hy w. @. Clarke
aud W, AldH Wright With OIL Introduction 10 each play
adapted from tho shA'suunreau lfmur OF ffoi buwdcn
This magnificent edition issued in tho most convenient
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CaiI for Republican Judicial Cen.
Nentiuns,

CaII for Republican judicial Cen.
Nentions'
Republican conventions Tor the
uOmiuEtiUu ui Judges fIr tho q .BiticIs
provided fIr ~ the state COustliuunu,
viii be- held % 10 O'clock q. nm, on Sol.
t,mbsr 10, 1895, st the places hutoiu-
after named:
First district, comprising the cUuE-
ties Of CHch,, Box Elder aud liigL, al
Logan.
second district, comprising the clun.
.irS Of Wsber Morgan nui DAVIS, at
Ogden.
Tnlri district, comprising the couu-
tiUs a. summit. Salt LAKE and ToOule,
at Salt Lage cay.
Fourth district, comprising the c1uu-
ties OF Utah, Wasaich anu Uinlah, At
Provo.
Fiith district, comprising the coun.
ties Of JusD, Millhi, Beaver, Iron auu
Washington, NJ Beaver Guy
sixth distTiOi, comprising the C7ur-
,ics O. SEWER, T. ute, Wayne, Garfield
ard Kane, NJ JifclcyIlle.
seventh district, comprising tho
C1uutigs oil Saulcig, Carbon, Emery,
lrAndo ami San Juan, at MI. fieas.
ant
sENATUUIAL CONVENTIONS.
seuatlIi u Districts composed utonly
ouu county, conventions will be hriI
puruGut 20 call of county committees.
Ia seuutUrsl dislfiC,s embracing more
than one county, e. INVENTIONS will be
held az 10 am, -rr tymUrr n, 1895, At
the plauos etuiu uumed:
First ditttc., BOX Elder snd To0rle
couut!r-, Ut Bingham Guy.
Third dlslrc. Rich, Morgan and
Davis cUuuttr, nt Morgan CITY.
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THE YOUNG AMERICAN ANNUAL

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Irrg.. n pTUiusoy illustrated
prn,i om huo clear yl" ON oEua 'sondorsd paper, anl
bound and substantial manner size
c. ugi, uh beck slide stamp bright aud slytr
Wlo presented you cu OF charge whou purchases
$1,000.
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SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE
ToIRy's clearing house exchanges
amounted 10 $3.50, iJ6; tame day last
ysaE SlGs, 40.
IoDAY's QUOTATIONS..
New York. - silver, 6oi load,
1884.
Lyudon.-Silvet, 30!
ORB AND BULLION.
w. =. McCorulck a Co. received 10.
day! Cysnides, $4,000; Hsnsuer
lulion, $4,000, silver anu LEAD ofrs,
81, 100; gOlu bar, s2,O2j. Total, S41,.
OI6.
4. II. Jones n Go. received today:
Ores, ST6UO; buIllpu, $500. IoIsi,
$4,000.
y Wells, Fargo 4 Go. received today:
Penn. bullion, S3,s@
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by order Of Republican Territorial
Committee.
GEORGE NJ. CASNuN,
Chairman.
LuLiE Il. PARDEE,
llnnIeLATN.

Chairman.
LrLLiE Il. pARDEE,
Secretary.
A grand Republican denomination
VIII he held vt Snllnif August -b b..
Arrangements nave teen ma 20 with
tue Union Pacific aud lNJ Grand,
Western railways tor one iaTc Iur o.,
round trip. selling uatgE IrYw
ruiuts tOutu OF PaysOu, August 27th;
from TuUcIr county ana irm points
north sud east " Osten auu from Pay
son, Eureka uuG intermediate points,
a august -7th aud .slhi from Osdrn
ana intermediate puiuts, Aususl G'iu.
Limit returning on all tickets August
3Ulh,
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CASH
UNCLAIMED.

JUDGE CHAs. W. sTAYNER
has, tor many years been srcur.
ing a record OF persons entitled
10 money in England and other
paris Of the world. lie eau now
supply valuable preliminary in.
formation by correspondence on
this subject, on receipt ot ONE
DOLLAR. A ull examination
ioreaehname FIVE DOLLARS.
For an entire family TEN
DOLLARS.
His charges advertisements
and collections arc moderate,
Strictly confidential and relia.
Bile,
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