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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-11-09
You Can Believe

The testimonials published in be-
half of Hoods Sarsaparilla. They
are written by honest people, who
have actually found in their own ex-
perlence that Hoods Sarsaparilla
PARTIES the blood, creates an appe-
tite, strengthens the system and alb
solutely and permanently cures all
diseases caused by impure or def
cient blood.
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Fire could damage the buildings
of the University of Virginia, but
nothing can tarnish the lustre of the
fame reflected upon the University
by its graduates, who have played
such important parts in the coun-
try's history.
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$4,000 in gold was left with a
New Jersey hotel keeper five years
ago by strange guest. It's good
thing John Bull hasn't heard about
it or he would have tried to run a
new boundary line taking in New
Jersey Any place in which gold
can be found arouses English cupid
ty.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-11-09

Men of Rob Lincoln's calibre can
afford to regard being elected Pres
ident of the United States as a mis-
fortune. He knows he'll never be
even nominated, not to speak of elect.
ed, to that office.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-11-09

Under threat of going on strike,
the girls in the Chelsea pottery, at
New Cumberland, have won a novel
demand. 1t was to have Wednesday
nights off for "beau night" AS the
works are rushed and everybody
working time and half, the request
was at first refused, but the girls
carried their point to-day.
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Suffered Eighteen Years,
Pains Departed and Sleep Came.

Mrs. Julia A. Brown, Of Covington, Tenn,
whose husband has charge OF the electric
light plant at that place, has been great
sufferer. Her ailments and speedy cure
are best described by herself, as follows:
For IS years | suffered from nervousness
and Indigestion. tried every remedy rec
commended by family and friends, but
could get no relief at all. Two years ago,
while being treated by three local physi-
cians. Drs Barret. Maley and sherod, they
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-11-09

-Four bullets were fired from an
outside window into the bed room of
Miss Romania Curry, one of Lincoln
county's most prominent young
school teachers. Fortunately the
would be assassin missed his mark,
and the bullets buried themselves in
the wall just over her head. The
affair has caused intense excitement,
and the authorities think they have
a chain of evidence which will bring
the guilty party to justice.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-11-09

If one of the Pennsylvania Sena-
tors had to be President a great ma
jority of those who know them both
would prefer Quay.
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There's lesson for Democrats in
the attempt of the Republican Ma
tional committee to auction of to the
city which makes the highest cash
bid for their National Convention.
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Perhaps Gov. Morton is interested
in the Senatorial succession; that
would account for his solcitude for
a Republican majority of the legis-
lature.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-11-09

Gov. Mckinley would doubtless
be grateful to the discoverer of a way
to keep Private Dalzell quiet; the
public would certainly be grateful.
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1t sometimes costs big money to do
right. Texas had to pay 100000
for that extra session of the legisla-
ture.
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VOLUME xxx.

Uncle Sam to John Bull; Let go
little Venezuela's throat, or I'll kick
you where you're tenderest."
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Senator German was "lucky," but
TO have Carl Schurz write a letter
abusing him was doubtless a pleas
ant surprise to him.
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Mr.. Jumpup Sloat Fassett is do
ing considerable talking in the New
York campaign, but he hasn't taken
his coat off yet.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-11-09

1t requires no great wisdom to I'M
derstand why Thanksgiving Day al
WAYS comes before Congress meets.
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HOOPS PILLS for the liver and
bowels, act promptly, easily and eff
fectively.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-11-09

The gathering of the fall crop of
voters will throw a number of prom
inent jaw bumpers out job.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-11-09

WALL paper furnished and hung
by A. w. Jones, saving you both
money and inconvenience.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-11-09

LAXoL, the new Castor Oil, is being
used in hospitals 1t is sweet as
honey,
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1895-11-09

-
at Posten's.
SILVER PLATED tea sets at
ii. S. HAYES.
0oNT forget that Hutchinson &
JACOBS still handle ZelPs Phosphate
and at lower prices than ever before.
You make no mistake by placing
your orders with them
IF you like Candy YOU want that
which is good, pure and fresh. That
is just the kind they have at Weav-
er's.
STUDENTs-Leave your laundry at
Meminger's store and have IL done
up by first class steam laundry
The cheapest and best agency in
town.
Buy flour, sugar and coffee at Pos
tens and save money.
ANOTHER line of handsome Smyrna
rugs and Art squares at Hirsch.
mans.
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30 Simple.
Browns
iron Bitters.

which for more than 20 years
has been curing many people
ofDyspepsia, Biliousness, Ma
laria, Impure Blood, Neural
gia, Headache, Liver and Kid
ney troubles. It's the peculiar
combination Of iron, the great
strength-giver, with selected
vegetable remedies of true
value that makes Browns Iron
Bitters SO good for strengthen
ing and purifying the system.
1t is specially good for women
and children-it makes them
strong and ROSY.
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The circulation of the NEW DOMINION
steadily increases and islarger now than
aver before.
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Browns Iron Bitters Is pleasant to take,
and it will not stain the teeth nor eansc
constipation. See the crossed red lines
on the wrapper. Our book, How to
Live Hundred Years, tells all about it;
free fer DC, stamp. Go
Brown CHEMICAL Co., BALTIMORE. Mn
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No morphine or opium In DIR. Miles PAIN
PILLS. CURE all Pain. zone cent Dose"
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RHLVInORE & OBIO R. R.

- Passenger trains will leave fair
mont as follows, on and after Sun
day, Oct 20, 1895.
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Oh. Nen 4onipion.
JULIAN E. FLEMING,
PUBLISHER and PROPRIETOR.
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Try 80
WRlGLEY'S
JUICY FRUIT
CHEWING GUM

lhs finest flAyorsd Gum on earth. CLARK.
tllfelge A Coz SAT- Lake DIV. John sen,
roh sous o.. Ogden. sole AsehsL
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Notes.

Lieutenant John +. Gay, VI ogden,
came iISn 10 Sc Tie boys.
Israel Evans, OF tue Mormon Bat
talon, rom Len, VS. present.
Mrs. Manena Keel, whose husbani
wa X lied a. PAYson July %, 1858,
the willows u john w. Vance .4d
cnlIdtvn, ant Mrs, Mary j. Hay,
why'esl John was killed la CAPTAIN
Blndot'a company aI Gunnls1n, wcto
present.
Spanish Fork Toopls have a full
co mnisaTy anu furnished beef, potatoes,
oic', Tor many also mil H..
oliver ID. HuniingIo Of Spring
vile, who fought Ia the Battle CTeeE
war, was present.
Lieutenant Jams Hansen, Of Span-
hh FORK, was on the gfou n Il Carrying
sons badges OF honor. Ons Do ing
presented AMI placed on his person by
tue King Of Denmark. the Of i
gentleman Is justly proud o. tho
honor, ID
SPANISH Fork, Augutt -, 1896.
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Hoods pills .,,,,''.a by. .., '',, !. an.

NrlIie 81 rf0s, VIM. Anderson, l.. J.
hiil1rr, j.. J. E1fuluy, Alex Watts %
nu1 Hinw Clnfk.
Third Psecin t-R bert B.lige, r.
! D.. Jeremy. g.. T.. WILLIAMS, william
YHrf, a. f. - rrmu,. a, ". Pa,
sarah +. smith, Il lhol Miller, J. VI
Tanner, Sarah A Dssn, W. T. n kos,
Mfs. Annie T. J. ~, II T. u tooth,
&. r. Stevenson, J. l.. Potkos, Josiah
LHo sni dui HIn \ uitH.
FuHh Pronunciation. ~ y. Law.
rorcr, Glen Miller Il. II. And
John Jnmru, J. f.. Lynch, a. ". Frl',
y, L.. Hlurs. james Glen iiunifg, ID.
T., hemnUil, william l.. uivgam,
w. a. Hulohlltou, J. G. T.. Kiug,
Edwin Merrill, and h q. Rrsnbp,
Fliih Pfrcinc'-w, T.. Lynn, +. J.
Fabian. Mrs. A. r. Palmer, rncn. But.
rc.iur II, Coulam it,, J. n, Kelsin,
=. w. Dfn ", H. w. smith, imn !
Pau, Mr.. l.. Is. Dickinson, r., l..
Pratt, H. A. Druohl, 4. e, Armstrong,
U. II. Beatty, L.. H. Ricut', l., t..
Bambufger Ms. Nnllio Buwu, h.. q.
O'Dlnuoll, w. #. For, W. y.
O'Mrsfs, T. Elll1 Brown AMI T.. W.
NehOu.
C3u " Pfeclnc,--J. d. Park, A.H.
Hill, Mr-. n, l.. North, -. u. Hume,
w. II. Wade, John Sutherland, a. A.
Bagley, Thomas Msgoo, J. +. Gteeu.J.
". Smith, James ID. HRwkef, J. n.
Dall1u, \. T.. Maybetry,J. B Iufyard,J.
\. Barrlhy, r. ScLouck, G.. Brink, Al.
Hili, Elnafd Bolton, NJ. ChristDphef-
son, J. X. Ch,mbefliu, A. Gibbott,
a, w. Stevenson, T.. u. Wells.
Thomas Hafris, James shepherd,
4. Lostof, ID. W. Phslau, Mrs.
T. Haiiry. Olof II Inn, Isseuh
NJ. Holt, G. II. TillinghRst, sam james,
w. r. Vincent, L.. A. LunliRteen, Mfs,
q, J. smith, PA. DIX, Il. n. MrKaig,
HyTum smith, j. j. Williams, l., q.
Lawrsuc', David Cook, II. Il. Gar .
ner alternate, a. J. Parrot, IL.
Ciump, II. II. Burns, George Thomp
: N, James L. Monk ami Frank II.
Rudy.
a. II. Parsons, q the Third precinct,
was elected chairman Of the county
committee, mi the following we're GU.
dotsed a. mer befs:
Firat Pfuolnot-C. w. symons, Mrs.
Mary GilmoT.
Second prsoinct-w. J. Harvey. l..
ii. CAilistsf.
Tnlra PrsoInOt-w. L.. Dykes. WIN.
Ne MILAN.
Fourth PrecInot-John r. Axiom,
John OlenbRch.
Cotile.
County,. II. Bowdle, w. II. Lyon,
Ait'. NJ. Borlaisn. A. MoFaTlAne, h. l.,
,ushinH, 3. l.. Perry.
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HUMAN SKELETONS FOUND.
Porlshcd on the Drink Of Tho Colorado
hirsr-lioues bleaching In
The Sun.

AhAAAANAIt Athus
August OH, 1896.
Editor Desert heWG
Perhaps few lines IN regard 10 the
skeletons OF two whi,- men that were
found few day. ago by JAMES Black,
prosp,olor, might be OF Interest TO
the readers VI the NEWS. The story
Of the nud, IN substance, Is n follows:
About three weeks ago Mr. Black
left this plsce ON a prospecting trip.
lilo Travelled southwest until he
reached the Colorado river. On a
bluu thst lies between two Fayin,r,
known as Last Chaucs on the north
Hnd Warm creek ON tho south, two
skeletons were found, lying ON the
brink OF the Colorado rivvr.
There was not piece VI clothing, =
shoe sole, GO anything LETT but the
bones 10 tell who these Two men were
Ono body was found lying under a
cedar tree, The skeleton was com.
plote, not bone was broken OF gone.
The other skeleton was found on the
shell Ot n ledge faw feet below. All
that 10 lett OF this ona wns thu skull, the
rect OF the bones must have fallen over
the ledge, which was several hundred
iurI hign.
Ga tho same blun, few miles die.
,auii the Caucasus Oi two burfos wsr,
found, which are supposed TO have
pofished NJ the same time.
From all appearances, these men
must have diei Tor want Of water; mad
they been acquainted with the country
they might have found water withIn
seven miles OF where their bodies were
found. IL was only two miles aud a
half to the water In tho river, but II
would have taken bird 10 got down
" II nj this place.
These men must have died iurlns
tho summer season. Had they died tn
the winter there would nave bron
remnants Of skin yet on the bones.
MI Black Ia man VI Considerable
experience on the deserts In these not
rcsions, aud no " of tue oplnlon that D.
pofsjn could easily choke 10 death in %
lew hours, where these men were
fund.
These fow lines may possIbly lead g.
the discovery OF who the two men
we're who mrl such fate In this dtf..
late, Gun scOrc Ud region.
The gentlemen spoken OF will star
Tor TINS section NJ county again tuda,.
hud VIII try & nni some trace Of their |
camping uu'ht Or snytuing that VIII !
THROW m1ro llghG as to WIN the dead |
'"'' "''' NuLAuER,
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Jay campfire. Roll call. Men formed
into hollow square.

Jav campfire. Roll call. Men formed
into hollow square.
General w. >. snow, OF Manii, sd.
dressed the veterans. CONGRATULATED
the men on their app 'aranoe, eulogiEtd
tlem for past q fviccs ami expressed
/ the wish that the unity that existed 10
/ the pait should characiofizo them in
/ the iuiure.
Two hundred and slxiy-two veterans
answered the roll call.
Olivet II. Huntington offered prayer.
Selection hy Paysyn Silver band
Colonel Tatlock Of the Utah guard
spoke. He vs.. eIRl to meet the var
veiofans. These reunions meant much
10 .hese inon aud ~ tai, Territory.
Referred T. the Similar fnI.n
trlublts. Eulosizsd the women.
Soug by John II. Twulvcs, Of Provo
"DlI * icamn
Cll l.. John NutialI was in,r..
ducod. lie recalled the m ny ySfeii.
lions 10 which himself owl Utht.s took
Jar. SPOKE Of tho "Y IS Co." Hi
wis a good sptnjh.
AZ iue Gleo Club sang "5land by
g." FLAG"
H1u. wm. Cre1r ~ spaalsh Fjrh
nj Ifrs.ri ihs assembiy. Ito 90 finei
" the Dlam nj Crook battle AMI the
luisi.c hshi, where Gan ain Dewey.
caravan was assaulted. A fired
Demio was killed AMI Mr. Eimunds
also foil AZ this Il ylt. Mr. Greer made
mYlt interesting spesou.
5priug Ills cOnrsIns a song.
a speech wa. maIo by ThOnas
Meuicuhul VI spruEviIlo. Ito
frcIu4tud some " his oKpufionc, ia
Tbs Diamond Creek n.hl.
R'cila'lO by NJ P,.H wet'wpoI |
OF 5priuyvllle. "Wlis.li1s RfSe Il "
a short nud eloquent SPEECH was |
maize by Colonel II. ". Alfred o. San. |
psie UNITY. n fciert.I q hisrN.
p'rirrc' a. n member 4 the Norm ~ |
- tlt' Ton ani the many Indian eKpc.
IiliOns Ia Utah.
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THE BLACKHAwK VETERANS.
Proceedings at the Eucanipmcnt al
spanish Fork.

Al Spanish Fork, Aug. glst. 1895,
the BlackhAwk war veteran. be.
sloged the town. Tho camp presents q
grand appearance. Governor West,
Col rAtlook, Col. Stevens OF Ogden,
Gen. w. >. snow and Col. II. y.
Alfred, OF sAnpslo county, Col. l.. J
Nuilall, u SAX Lake City. J. ~.
Westwood, VI spfiugyllle, Mr,. Gen.
W. II. Pace, Mrs. Col. Peter Conovsr,
OF Provo, Mrs. Nanvrva KuI, Of Pay.
SEP. whose husband was tho iral ma a
killed In the Walker war; Col. J. s.
Page, Of Payson, Major John W.
Nsnce's two wives Of Alpine, MajOr
IS w. Dfiggs, OF Pleasant Grove, Jos.
Reese, Hon. Vim. Greer, VI spanish
FORK, Hon. J. h. Booth, OF Provo,
were seated upon the platform.
me EXERCISES were commenced by
music by ths spanish Fork Drum
Corps. Payer by Elder Charles
Monk. Major NJ. Latsen made u
spesnh OF welcome 10 the Comtales aud
visitors on this occasion and Ia TIA o
nam" VI Tue CITY OF Spanish Fork tOoK
pleasure IN welcoming thu people 10
the hospitality Of tho city.
"LeGky Tents" was sung by Sprlng.
Vile cOmgRder.
Governor West WAS introduced, Ia
took great pleasure In meeGlug with
tue Vrio'Ans VI the wars Ruu cOugTaiu.
lated them on their assembly al span.
lsu Fork. HIS thou yhls were turned
% the svryiurs Ten Irrsd By tho vet.
Grams while Isolated from the govern.
menl. they faced the willy Zoe not
ilkU tho white mhn. In all thoy had
snown bravery and tho women de.
served great credit fot the part they
lIuk In tue u shls. Noble wumsu-in
tlu conflict some hnd laiI their lives
On tueniNr, aud We DO them honor 20.
ay. Il conclusion the Governor
.rkei tnu Dlviuc favor q rest upon
.uu veterans nud their children.
song by Miss Jeauy Daily, o Pay.
10,
How. John Il, n 9th, IN one Of bi,
numufous sreot1r., kr { the audience
.n guIl spiflta, M gave me trlIi.g
rruathHu Interest o. tho As,emlIy.
Music hy GHIf e. a ,rrIu .ua.i vie.
: rig s,lle, "lhu BHhful Y.urg
Man"
ao Il toriglnaD by Harrison and
company, ul SHlu.vIlIr.
N'' Jnnalhan S. Page, OF Paysla,
was cslIui Tor a gpgucn. His motive
vas To rrslun1 10 eyaFy rrguIsiunu.
he recalled ntuy Incl tut, uf mo ltt.
"afs; spoke 4 John Berry BEN,
"uuulel "a. -aHHGuu while carving
an 'ANreas m Sgnnplr; Clark r. BIZ.
e ~, W 'f.FO, WH w.uuIeI la tll
.uu'uHT at thH HFmb time Il ulnps.
b'tfF wac shot through yyrfsf
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Firi rec nu,-b, =. Harrington.
n. ~, suer,s, q, Il. Wu,kvu. alrs. L.
X. PhrIee, b. -. BlHrau % CHr.r.
II, Easisr Fruh Bbuun., klw
IL bot, J. q. bu,h., Wi.l.m
suuw.ll, w. ", Evans, j. j. q .gu.
wa.g, RuIvl, O A u, ~ N.r.y, "a.
G. Wallace Eurr Case, %. a., L. Gnuor,
George w. Aieua-l hary Lyuc, hlrs,
Hot W, b, lluNou, Fed {. B,sssli'
Mrs. A. q. kuunry q. :. Kmury,
Earnest apuisi a, G,aham auu W. ii.
Sells.
Second Preciuut-H SpoFrr. l.. W.
HuutoT George n. R4ybauI', Jonl
Sell, Churlr, lur.am, ". %. tinrig.
Charles Dtyty, j, IS. GiilusuIn, j. h.
swensyu, Mss. NJ, W. Camu,eE. q. ",
M1yeJ d. &. h.chsslsou, !. Lang.
lgn =, H. WsatetlulI, j E.DarDrr.
g. J, Taylor, q. n. lnguam, J.G.Igr
ID j. ChalwicE, F,G. CARNEY, Al,
Williams, Eliza n. rrcc, John Nm
Adlis l.. BsrGaluy, e.. 4. A,ntgn,
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THE onIcAeo a Es>rp,.
ITEn hi1'

c, ne limited express for K,p,,. c..
sn,,Ls, lineage and ali IVY
s .L aud southern poi,, ee1is'etn,
5ne NJ Grandc Western s,','. leaves
DSguen and Salt Lake every ds ,v"o on a,
land, and ~o'ofado Mid.
a. niCHisoN TOPEKA x sANrArp
l,,,, with Pullman palace sl....
Fnr nS O'VIauo springs, one change ori,
C.rlpa' pau uIars see George T.. c;ilgagy'
90 w., s Asent Passenger Depaflm"n,
CITY, Utah. DAT Lake
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Rich
Red Blood

Il DO I0undaIIln o. iho W0ndcfiuI uufo1
by Hoods sauaparilIa.
That Is Why The cure' BY Hoods Far
GauarlIll are GUMS.
That Is why Hoods sarsapar'lln cures
the seyc-oEt cases Of s.rOiuIa, salt Rhoum
and u'hcr blood diseases.
That Is why 20 orarr1mos That Tired
FceIiug, strengthens tbo nerves, gives
ENERGY 10 place oi rEmgst.0H.
That Is why the sales OF Hoods sor-
sapar..la have Increased year after gear,
until &c now requires for i.s production
Tho Ilrg-ll IluunLory Ln DO world.
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coItnETr-FIrySIM,Io>,
ire You doing 10 ,ee m, ~,

are You Going to see the p,.,.
Ihe Santa Fe Route has ,sr,.I %.
seIy l9 ~, rate Of sac from Denver r,S
oiauo Spunes and Puehloto D5Ilss ~,
return, LOT this occasiou-less tbsn " 'l
ARE Tor the rUundtfip CoIr,gnnnl.o ne
" low rates will doubtless h. '"N'D e
from rom OtAh ioinis. Call at this gfi.. 5 y.
GEo. T. GILMAN.
General Agent Passenger Dem.
mGat. No. So West Second south ST.,
Salt Lake City. Utah. '' ''''stt
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Parks sure Cure for the liver and
Nuntys cures TheumAti,m. For sale
ny J. j li.ll & Co., and Sollen Jul.
sou DWE Go. .
Parks Tea cures constipation. For
,HIu 10y y. J. Nm * Co., and Nelden
Jujsnu Drug Go. .
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS


We 1ru Hradquarlurs auu general
W"'alfn 'm n's fur MuoyonS rene.
''t Nfurnl x Franken, druggisrs,
.nuihoss. corner Main and Third
south streets, Salt Lake City,
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Effective Aug. 18th, 1898.
1s.i Nritrs aud Dspari ~ Aal Lals
Gu Danv. as Esaoiris

GU Daily. az ysao0iE
AnHtya
From sll Eastern polhts '......,...,., an
ron lutte, Portland, san Fraa.
cisco aud Ogden. ..,.. .,......... Q % Ata
from All Eastern points, .ArE CITY
-" 'Elohs ssssssstssss .ss..-sss.sssss 4 70 n
from san francisco, taeuu Waller
ogden Ani inttrmsiiate points IS ptn
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-14
ONE WOMAN A BURTHEN.

When it comes to the dominating
will of the state Of Kansas as a whole.
Kansas City, Leavenworth, Atchison,
Lawrence, Hutchinson, Salina and EN-
poria combined don't cut very much of
figure we admit, but the indications
are that if for nothing more than Just
for the sake of the fun of the fight these
places are ready to second the Eagles
motion for new state capital. Not
outstanding Topeka lives off the state
she is now causing everybody living
east of Colorado and west of Missouri
to blush with shame over the little
ness of a protest and kick she is max
ing about boarding and caring for an
INDECENT old woman who seems to have
wandered up there from Lawrence
Its too little and mean for anything.
Until Salina and other central locations
can find time to look about and deter
mine what they have got in the way
of spare squares and lots for capital
purposes the Eagle tenders the use Of
the Wichita Auditorium free of cost,
for state house purposes.