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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-17
DETECTIVE AGENCY,

McMahan's Detective Agency, % Fast
Third South street. Room Telluride
block. Salt Lake City. P. o. Box 81. J.
A. McMahan. Superintendent.
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at unchanged prices. wooded sheep sold
at 2.75G5.05 for poor
R5eceipts-cattle. 5000; calves, 1000; hogs.
u,000; Sheep 10000.
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A SiAMED TO BE SEEN because Of disfg-
uring facial hurors is the condition Of
thousands who live in ignorance of the fact
that in CUTIcUaA SOAP is to be found the
purest sweetest. and most effective skin puri-
fer and beautiiier in the world. For pini-
pies, blackheads, red and oily skin, red, rough
hands with shapeless nails, dry, thin, and fall
ing hair, it is wonderful
Sold throughout the world British depot: F. NEW
Berry Sons, l. King Edvsrd-st, LONDON. roTrEs
DEuc czrN- CoEr., Sole Props. Boston. u 8. A.
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DENTISTS.

HAPPY HOUR DENTAL CO., 212H s.
State st. Appointments by mail solicited.
DIR. E. NJ. KEYSOR, DENTIST, Rooms
l, 2 and 3. first floor, Scott-Arerbach build
ing.
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PLUMBERS.

HEESCH & DAVIS SANITARY CO.
10 East First South.
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Sight is improved by DR.. Shehner-
dimes glasses when others fail
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NEW LINE AT MURRAY.

Double Circuiting of the Southern
Telephone Line Rushing.
The field force which has in hand the
double circuiting of the line of The Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone company be-
tween this city and Lehi, last night
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NEW YORK MINING STOCKS.
SAN FRANc1sco-MrN1Na.

San Francisco April 15.-The Official closing
quotations for mining stocks today we're as
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Cash quotations were as follows:

FLOUR-Firm.
WHEAT-Spring No. 2, eo,las2ik No. 2
spring, 60; No. , red 551E75s1z.
,CoRN-No- 2, 457sq451@; No. 3 yellow.
oATs-No. ?. 2sss: No. white. a3las2ls;
No white, 2115652N.
RYE-No. ,. 5a1z.
BARLEY-No ?. 5slz; No. 3 51952: No.
FLAX SEEDING. !. L3sa14o.
TIMOTHY-Pr;me seed, 520
NESS PORK-Per barrel. Z. 32jkd12. IS
= LARD-Per 100 pounds, s.95d6g7K
SHORT RIBS-SiCes Qoose). 6.271k9
SHOULDERS salted boxedD, 5.s71s
SHORT CLEAR sIDEsBoxedD. s.55a
WSHIsKY-Distillers' finished goods per
gallon, 12L
SUGAR-Unchanged
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ACCOUNTANTS.

II. n. Winter. S37 Constitution building;
auditing acc'ts. statements. adjustments.
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WAATED.

Girl for general housework. Apply Sss
South Thirteenth East.
Girl for general hCusework Corner
Fifth East and Eleventh South.
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Notice.

Notice.
TO THE PUBLICAN OFFER FOR
thirty days only; low now If you want a
bargain; one hundred acres of good farm
ing land with good title, part under culti-
walton, for 500, situated at Helper. Can't
be beat in Utah for twice the money.
For information apply to e. IT. Jones,
Helper, Carbon county, Utah.
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A nurse girl for general housework. u
D street
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NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
New York, April 16.

new 1OrKs april 10.
PETEOLEJT A-Entirely nominal; united
closed 2.05 bid. Refined New York, 100;
Philadelphia and Baltimore, 1895; Phila-
delpllia in bulk, S95 nominal
COPPER-Firm. brokers' price, $50:
exchange price. $50.
LEAD-F'irm: brokers' price, 295; ex-
change price. 3.073s.
S1LVER-671s
SUGAR-Raw, firm; sales. 1885 bags
Centrifugal Sc test, 5 cents; 81 bags mo-
iasses sugar, Se-test, ZIG.
Refined, firm; No. s, 37sGl3 9-I6.
CHICAGO GENERAL MARKET.
Chicago, April 16.-After an early ad-
vance on short covering today wheat
weakened on the liberal shipment of
the competing countries and closed IN
changed for May. May corn closed L Of
a cent lower, and provisions at a slight
decline.
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Established 1S41. $50 Offices.
The Oldest and Largest
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FOR SALE.

Pure Brahma eggs; setting 81; packed
NJ. H Desky, 900 Main street.
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.Wanted.-A girl for plain cooking. APP
ply corner First and B streets.
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.rnI,rlNG NOTES.

..t.- +n the needed cleaning and ~
&c.,. ~ the four-0ared she'll the
90 4, -esz,- will rot pull toSFtner thls
1zs.sk hut VIII exercise IN the palF-VS1t-
40 Raby races "Wednesday Ire VII
= xr,.,~s- seven furlo0gS, B1mfeo.
49,. So, ffvlonES. Eanteia- l-es,2i e3Snl
tt-,..,..-s Sn>nIoliue. 1.s2, SIX ana a nan
.,,~iorrs Cheuoa. Ia
:. go, Fleetwood Park races WeoneS-
- 49, winners wPTes -.+a ttAs~. t'pN-
..e, ,,,,rsss 500. William Penn. --ll@s, -
-. 80. racl1r. purse $to- Mascot u.
S.t>S. e-si class. irCtUng. purse Nt"' IA
fional. lisa
:. the I.atcuia races "Wednesday no
a ts..-,~s Were. Eight furlongss seillnS
Ssts,,-el f.ss7t Sx furio1Es, Dofnihton
- 0ve furlouEs selling. captain
,.-tR as&. nine AMI a half furlongS.
,,,,se1 Bird. go. i've fariouss. Donna
Sol. i.o4- 1870. -.
=. the $, Louis races "Wednesday nc
ts..-srs vere. Eight turtonsS. Miss
LAX Ia I'VE furlougs. Miss nun.
- nine ana haf f1rtongs iSsEo
- sfx furlorcs I<ottle EASg3n, t-l9, ne
s-.-i.,1-s Sararf ncSca- vs.; elSAt &uF~
,(,,~S Theodore r., Ia
4. rhe san Francisco races INTs.lsF
- --srn.,-s were. Seven furlouEs, sell
49, Jerome : I-@s-s nxv and hsl4f ElF-
ies,-s SELLING Miss Gsrs ~. - I'VE az. :
" esif ftr3ou<s- selling e1as- e
1859 ana half furiorrs hail-llc.st'
rSraa asa twelve furlongss S1eel tS-
.hasc. Nero, So
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- 'eaee. June 1i-Spa@szi-A train
- % saees Was ss1fppesi from Wer1at-
- 20 'fsseaE-c over TIE Cfre-as %cyrtflss-Tl
yesteTcAay uTorufnE.
t.ss- N Coyle, Of Sew York. has hen
tAttess 70 take charge Of ira Presbyterian
cl.sfes'ses % this place and Nilsson He
prts.ezIlss alternate S;sss1ays a. The places
raves continues tlrTa-a-ag- 70 The OiSaT-
"ssti fHfIArz country. From tsT1 % twer-
tt-iive people PASS through wera+cree
teezry day. bound for The new T.lfiorasio
contracts VIII ne called for the cor
shruoiloE1 OF a bridge across rE9e Weslat-
cnss river the first OF next rrs5ersaa Th1
brs0ge viii span t'ne river about one half
a sntie from the rno2rs1. Connecting kftf4-
tas and OszaEaS<oan count s.zs.
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National League Games.

New York. June 12.--New York. g.;
base hits 3; errors. 8. Cleveland. 6, base
h5ts. i3: errors, l.
Acknowledgement and Wilson; Young
and Trimmer.
Brooklyn. June 2.-Brooklyn. q; base
hits. Il. errors, ;. ST. Louis, S. base hits.
ii errors. 4.
Bstt@ies-Grun. GlEnberT and McDou-
gall: Kesssinger and Peitz.
Boston. June l2-BoSton. 8; base hits.
s; errors. 0. Chicago. ?; base hits, g. er-
TORS. g.
Batteries-Nichols and Camel. GT1f-
II tins ana ksttresige-
Baltimore, June 12-Baltimore. !; base
hits, 8. errors ? IltsSbWg. ). base hits.
Il, errors, 0.
Batteries Clarke and Esper: kilen
and kAlSAow.
Philadelphia, June Philadelphia
Louisville game postponed. rain.
Washington City. lEno IN ASKING tom
Cincinnati game postponed, rain
Following IS the standing OF the Ma
tioual League clubs:
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NO BOUQUET FOR BILL WHITE.
Bi-Metallic League Refuses Him Com

At the meeting OF the Bi-metallic League
last evening a lively discussion was pre-
cipitated by J. ". Davis. who introduced
resolution complimenting W H. White
on his refusal, as attorney for the school
board 20 insert the words Payable in
United States gold coin" IN the sChooi
bonds recently Issued. inserting instead
the words Payable in lawful NOR ey II the
United States" The resolution was finally
laid on the table BY a decided vote.
John Wiley made "a motion 10 invite
George Turner. Of Spokane 70 address the
league. hut when II came 10 a vote the
motion fell fiat" II was finally decided
however. 20 invite Col G. G. Lyon and
c. l.. webb 20 address the next meeting
The following telegram was sent to the
silver convention now in session al Mem
phis Tenn:
The Bi-metallic League Of The city OF
Seattle. in public meeting assembled. sends
greetings 70 your distinguished eatbSng.
The rank and file OF all parties in the
Pacific Northwest are with you"
Orange Jacobs and Dexter T SapD ma fe
long addresses. which were literally ap-
plauded
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.ney were excessive. T, a. .s.s-. -.
lahos are not nov ard v-a-e -. =
- IL curing IssI worth any r-,5~s 49,
acre, bot the lands had 49, -
a.. - a ~ Ter acre and certain 49, !.
- also gross and ungust dgs~-sr.f-~-
,ha - pFzeticed ~ the assessor. Fnt
49,, -. - s,iie court holds thar TIE ro7t@--
~ re ground does rot render he
assessment nun and voss ~, a~ee,-,. - :: J.
I've assessment The collected, -
sflses OF the g0vernrsrn. vyos,lei
- 80 "i'on an uncertain and precart1.g
ling II The ascertainraert Of rhe far-
- property had been assessess AZ exraa-
value would render al assessment
:. ..-'k Fosd. Consequently tire Judgment
f,a.-.s%1 ana the cause rernanied With
she oo3ectors for collection 81 saxes fo~
- On tne basis OF the value Of . per acre
or the lands described.
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Gentlemen. ! had been ai.iug for weeks
with what cared 70 b. "a disorder Of
the liver and kidneys. and mos witzxss and
ing every care IL seemed to grow worse
ing frightened. procured e bottle ~ joys
Vegetable 8arsHp8 rsila, and began TAX
ing IT, To make q long story short. 10
ror only nvereane f eatirely- but ~ the
ame tine an eczema 0r skin eruption
f.earTca red thaf nat been Upou fhe left
side OF my face FOR many years. In fact. 70
did so much good for me. ] WAS 50 delight
Cd vgirh n ( sent for half a dozen more bot
Ties and gave 30 20 my children. with tho
most satisfactory results II any one
rad told ne f1at II SIX weeks 10 would
have accomplished what s. has { would
rot have believed bin. The above IS
Simple narrative or the truth AZ clearly
as can state h.
T. S. MILTON. 81 Post street.
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gY HIS WIFES LOVER.
urbert Z. Jones, Formerly Of
Seattle. Fatally Shot.
~ 1pE STREET LOS ANGELES.
,oss Men Had Revolvers and Hr..
Jones Was Walking with Errins-
toa when the Trouble Began.

-. Angeles. June III. BidweIl EYring-
vsung man about town, shot Her
-. r goaes z sewer Inspector, last
-, r~otsbly fatally vounding him
ss-~snxson had been paying attention 70
80 wife for some time, and Jones last
-. sniiowed hts wife. who told him she
& - -3y.~ 70 the theater with a female
s re soon afferward saw her meet
ssss-,-~tor and chopped the couple az the
80 81 Spring and Fifth streets. Jones
- dash for Brrington- The latter
l.-..ss hack and drew his revolver. and
80 tees fed down the street. Jones
s@.,s,sot4d 10 strike Erriugt0n. but. Sec
- .ss ~reapou ia his hand. grabbed Il,
- 80 men struggled for its possession.
~--soVson vas the stronger. and shaking
$3.50 free. levele8 hts weapon and fired
-. ssa4s Al Jones. one entering his
-. The other missed Jones. but one Of
s,rav bullets hit Miss Holland. a
s-z-,.-by who owes her life to the fact
-. cba wore a corset with sturdy steeis
Tse bullet passed through the BIZ
:. =. ~ her Jeff arm and struck "A corset
- Meanwhile fireman from the
80 haee house had seized Errington
80 ,wrnea him over TO the police. Miss
tIolland and Jones were taken 10 the re-
<ssvtng hospital and cared for
i
ga The young man had many callers
:. ~ elty 3ali. Il appears that Jones had
~-t,ssn a note 10 Errington threa tcnfng
= shoot him II he did nOt cease his at
..~,lar 70 Jones wife. No charge has
,.so entered against Errington.
lanes passe3 restless night, but was
..ws9n0 easy his morning. and the
1905 for his recovery were then con-
$3.50 excellent This evening, however.
svrnteras Of pneumonia set in, and the
.sVssrkans are M r. inclined 10 the belief
ssat HE case Is hopeless. His wife has
,xs- with aim. attending 10 all his wants.
&C., the shooting, and appears to be
..aglg con.r4te over her conduct.
us-h4rt Jones was well known in this
stv and held fn high esteem byshis ar
osssu.a~ces He came here about fifteen
ssara ago from Illinois and. IL is said,
-yo~ked h tho mines for a time. He also
lxed In snohomish. where the family
ezued property and where has mother
Ssd For several years prior to going 10
California. Jones made his home per-
ranenfly In this city and was also mar
-eA here. He worked for a long time
ss clerk in Dave Vests store. and later.
.hen West wen; into the grain and feed
asslness ne placed Jones in charge. At
Ter that Jones was clerk for Frank
Jobst. the commission merchant. Jones
aarried very pretty girl WHO was A
member Of the Salvation Army. They
lived AZ one time in North Seattle, aud
a. other times at the head OF the bay.
They had family differences. and for a
short time were separated. Mrs. Jones
sent 10 her mothers al Los Angeles.
and after a time Jones followed her.
Nc,hing has been heard OF them since
gEfil the shooting. Lloyd Jones, of this
CITY is a brother of Herbert Jones'
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pefnnlter Taylor To Return.

Minneapolis, June ia special TO the
Journal from Sioux Falls. S. D.. says: A.
ioEney General Crawford and n. II. Horn
e and Il. " Stewart. representing w. W.
Taylor, have given out an official state
usni as 20 the voluntary return 10 JUS
ice OF the defsulting state treasurer.
Taylor Is 10 make all the restitution pos
shle leaving comparatively little for the
honesmen 10 pay. and stand trial. The
STATE has given no assurance. except that
Taylor IS more likely to be leniently
treated II he returns and makes no fight
than otherwise. He viii be in Pierre In
side OF ten days lie has been in Cuba.
Mexico British Guiana. Jamaica and Bra
al bat is now In a Northern state.
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San Francisco. June 12.-The trial Of j.
, l. Mctiaughey for killing DR. John r.
Rouf on March 80 was commenced in
Judge Belcher's court today. All the fore
hao1sas occupied in obtaining four 1ur-
oFs The box was then exhausted. and
special yenire OF fifty was ordered is
sued. There is considerable legal talent
engagod In the trial. Assistant District
Attorney PeiXOto is assisted 10y Dennis
spencer fer the prosecution. while the de-
isnse is represented by Reel r. Terry
aaa Col 7. Y. Eddy. Of Everett. From
n" trend Of the questions asked the
lalssmen Il is evident the line 10 be
iassn by Messrs. Terry and Eddy will be
sslf.dnfense
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Edwin W Joy Company: Up ~ a
month or 81 ago ! VAS 30 ii as 10 ne Sc
rio,-qlv alarmed. had been running
down In health and flesh steadily.
hardly knew the cause. yet attributed u
- rheumatism and general debility, and
Pe<ufre the most strenuous efforts could
no. check the persistent dangerous ten
sertry that vas wearing ne out. Finally
T. got so bad that I Was afflicted with
Painting spells. While 81 that dangerous
g.ssssatrinu and willing 20 try almost any
shfnp saw some 81 the strong test lrr<3-
~4sfs tnat were published detailing the Of
fs--fs Of Joys Vegetable SarEa parfIia IN
Yf,zf s1lch cases a. mine. and without any
=. f.lIauca whatever I bought a bottle.
am gaining ny los, flesh. my casual
Frs.-,Glz remark my Improvement and
s.sr+atrly- have 70 say that / nave not felt
:, well for years. and I think il my duty
"a compliment the great home remedy.
lows EezeTa Die S1rsaparilia-
MRS. BElLDON. so Mason Street.
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Vanderbllt~ Turn Down >rr~. Vim. X


New York June fz--When the pa guests
Of the Burden Sloane wedding AZ Lcrox
got ack % town last Thurs lay night
they brought with them the biggest Vteoa
o. gossip that society has known this sea-
son In short. = is hat the Nanderhilts
have turned down Mrs. 49, Vanderbilt
the dIVo-ced wife OF Willie X Vanderbilt
The way in which the family ana its CON
re-ticD acted was simple. Mrs Nanie-hlt
resolved no invitation from tho Sl1anes 20
the wedding on the other hand her for
r1er husband was receive with open arm.
That was all society wanted. As IS Well
known Ms sloane is Willie X Wander
bits sister. Mrs. Alva Vanderbilt and h.-
-rown-up daughter. Miss Consn~lb. are
stig on the other side, but VIII b. here IN
a fortnight Of course. had they been in
vites guests n the wedding II would have
been an easy matter 20 have come over
earlier.
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Tacoma Customs Officer Turned Down.

Denver, June I2.-Otis Spencer. survey
or OF customs. has stirred up the customs
mouse officials az Tacoma. Goods shipped
IN bond through that port 30 Denver
have been invariably taken in charge By
the custom house brokers OF Tacoma.
and thus very much delayed. 10 the in
jury OF Denver. The claim was made
that Denver had no custom house. The
matter was referred TO the treasury de-
par1ment at Washington City and the
surveyor Al Tacoma was stirred up 10
such an extent that he wired Spencer
that immediate transportation for Den
Yer VIII be accepted IN the future.
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Eve~v one wants pure blood. all need
vtiro blood. Yoa cannot afford 10 tell on
vour face that Won have heen taking sar-
Sauarllla JOYS NegetabIe Sarsapartiia
sp.-aks for itself. but not IN big red
hlotc1es on your face. II speaks N the
woudrous cures effected and speaks loud
ly. too
TIE Edwin " joy Co-npa7v-Cfertle-
uer- r. has been nv aaAi, for years -
axe up IN the morning with q headache
and WORKOUT. exhaus Led feeling attend
Ing g. About tao months ago ! COM
meace3 taking joys Vegetable Sarsapa-
rli}a- and have been taking T. occasion
Hltv ever since. and r. - no little salts
faction 10 ne 70 say thai since took The
first bottle I have been feeling splendid
ar6 rave not lad return ~ tra old de-
bilitatIng headaches. A NJ. ROW r
- Jones street
Edwin y. Jov Co: Ny occupa ton gives
.re GttIe or no exercise. and I have con-
sea- ltatly mad for years r weak stomach.
Indigestion and cous-i pa.ion. I was a
sufferer urtI ] fort gDately tried Joy :
Vegetable Ssrsauarlisa. waArh has helped
ire in every way. 7 thiuk I Rad one Of
the most sensitive stonacls one ever pos
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Iacnnna Marine Now

Tacoma. Jrsra -Sr~>i8i-TN70 Drum
rex arrived .csfay from Sea tile 20 AXE o.
"a tons % wheat
BARK DasesaE Wave arrived 20 load
coal
S~ho-orrr tioA}@n Saora IS discaarg.nz
,.al1a~- OF Esss' Tacoma.
BARK =. e Cheney. a1-1l- R1s-l some
ANXIETY was Fet-. IS reported safe 80
VS. Srpoker Of care Elarro hv fAe
-r%.zfshs-k F.vs-ret-. TIE Cheney LEFT here
Nav - c-1ai laden for S01a F1~..sr.S,o
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Condensed DISPATCHES

E>5~a a. Geneva, lad. TUESDAY r CIR
J.Sf r,vs~l thirty business and dwelling
houses. LOSS. $ 90
frederick OH a Princeton college
student. xas shot last Saturday uight 6v
s. negro Desperate named Collins ant
died " Wednesday morning
Tha Honduras gov er-Tne-- las vaif II
ree United states about $Htue ia E5ls ia
s-.-t}s.r1cnt OF the claim Of Ms Er1ua
RenEau fer ire murder - her husband
IN lSaG he VAS a planter ara was slain.
b employees q a rlval q!Aatat.oa-
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Another Texas Negro Lvnched.

Tyler. Tex. June News reached this
o'y today that Walter johnson. a negro.
Eas lynehcd hy a mob at Latin Tex.
.eanson rayished the 7-year-old daughter
u Robert Sehaefrnr
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New York. June l2-,Bo5 FiSzslmmons'
measurements were taken 10y Or. John
Wilson Gibbs today Prof. Mike Donovan
and Others were present. The Fighter is
much heavier than for some time past
lie weighs M pounds In his street clothes
and is in robust health. The present iS-
ures are as follows:
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Portland, June IA fire occurred to-
night In the Southern Pacific repair shops,
situated IN the southern edge OF the city.
Sixteen freight cars we're des troyed. The
total loss Is about $,00g
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sh--ir Van ne Vanter has invited all
,.ho.1o,en 81 seattle 20 visit his home
-, ,,ext sunday. june Is whore the
Sc,t-a les of the season VIII be s.rved N
.-..rs,,.ior. The start VIII be made from
.noS 4 &. ~ . q. IN. sharp
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seSsad ard I was IN continual distress.
hut with the ala % JOYS SarsapariIla can
nov eat any and everything without any
evil effects. Il has Thoroughly reorgan-
fzeI me. and I am delighted - recon-
mend T.. CLARA MF>i1N y
Izs Kearny s.. San Francisco.
Gentlemen: Being troubled with ,h'o!ls
took one of the sarsapartilsz and the
-ar1fIr vas a mass OF piupleS." Hearing
or IOY'S. which vas purely vegetable.
t~fed II. ard The noils dried up ~ few
6avs JOYS acts different 20 ire others.
J. NEWMAN Alameda al.
Formerly Wjtn The Alta California
Edwin X JOY Co: As a remedy Tor in
a5gesffa- ard dyspepsia. with the rs j!ai
ss-k headaches accompanying tf~rn,
have found a remedy tnat seems 10 r.
I've me cause aui 81 are them 81 Joy
X4ee-aale Ssrsa parti.a- ! have used =
myself and most highly recommend i 20
a.Er-s J.. &. Lucas.
Taclide Building. City.
Edwin W JOY CO. For years I have
suffered from Indigestion and heada rhes
hT,f as soon a. ] E,urch ased a bottle OF
your Sarsapa rilIa could eat almost any
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thing with IMMUNITY and an never troiib-
led with A headache Of any Kind. and give
YOU the credit which j. due you.
THOMAS y. Ci'LEIE,
s.. Louis. 40.
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