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Romance of Dowager Empress of
China.

The Dowager empress of China has had
romantic history. She was an extremely
beautiful girl, the daughter OF poor parents
who lived in the suburbs of Canton. When
the family was starving she, knowing her
commercial value, persuaded her paFeuts TO
sell her as slave. She was purcllasedby
renowned general, who, delighted with her
beauty, disposition aud general cleverness,
adopted and educated her as his daughter
When, later, the general was summoned To
Pekin he could think of no finer gift to offer
his sovereign than his daughter. The en-
peror found her SO charming that he made
her his wife. When her husband died in
1861, this slave-empress became regent,
the present emperor being only seven years
old. She found China crippled by debt and
torn by internal rebellions, yet five years
ago, when she handed over the governing
power to her son, peace and prosperity
reigned throughout the vast empire.-New
York World.
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VIII DISCUSS Jackson City /.

S'he Board of Trade will hold a meet
ing at Builders Exchange Hall next Tues
day eveuaDg, when jackson City will be
the theme of discussion. 1t is understood
that the meeting will receive mention to-
DAY from many Of the city pulpits.
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Mr charles II. BROWN. who for the

Mr.. Charles H. Brown, who for the
past eight years has been connected with
the East Washington store OF Hahn & Co.,
isnovy associated with thes shoe departmental
Robinson, Cherry & Co., 1900, 1902 and
1904 + street northwest, where he viii
be pleased to see all of his many friends and
patrons and personally attend 10 their shoe
needs, 1t
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Colonial Beach"

Palace steamer. City Of Richmond"
Passenger capacity, 1000. Now charter
ing for this popular resort. Season be-
gins May 18th. Time rapidly filling.
Special rates 10 Sunday-scbOols aud lodges.
Magnificent orchestra, and all modern con-
yeniences on boat. Hotel opens May 3Oth;
new management. Call on or address
RUSSELL COLEGR0VE, General Man
ager. l424 n. Y. avenue. m7-tf
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Miss Ellen Vockey VIII appear at But
ler's BiJou Thenter, commencing to-morrow
evening, in three great productions. On
Monday and Tuesday, "Lenora;" Wednes-
day and Thursday, SNOWFALL and Fri
day and Saturday a grand double bill,
The WIDOWS Victim" and the ''Woman's
Love- supported by the entire company,
under the direction OF Lawrence Man
ming. Matinees, Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday,
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For the third week of the comedy season
at the Grand Opera House, beginning Mon
day, Frederic Bond and Company VIII
present a strong double biIl, consisting
of the oGe-act farce, Loves Alarms"
followed by the two-act comedy, Irish
Ambassador - Both plays are OF
hing class farcical order, with bright
dialogue and miIth-provoking situations,
and win bring out the entire strength OF
the company.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.

DEPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
IL AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST
of Columbia, at the close of business,
May z, 1895:
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Only nine days remain in which
to get Times gift book with
monthly subscription. Better sub
scribe now.
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The rIes Manchester W i'll
leave Seventh street wharf at 10 a.
IN a. nd $50 y. m. the last steamer re-
turning TO the CITY at 8 O'Clock. Lunch
al noon. PiaHk-zhHd dinner, clam
chOwder and appropriate accOmpani-
Tneuts with California wines, punch,
1uleps. beer, cigars. etc, viii be
served at 5 O'Clock ID. m.
Tickets, 81 so. can be had at the
purser'S office on board the steamer.
The public is cordially invited TO at
tend my I2-6t
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Commencing tomorrow evening Ameri-
cas- fayorite and artistic comedian, Mr..
Nat c. Goodwin, supported by thorough
American company OF players, viii pre-
sent one OF the best repertoire of plays dur
ing the week that has been given in this
city this season. The repertoire Will be
resented as follows.
Monday and Tues day evenings, Matthews
and Jes sop's highly entertaining and anus
ing comedy, "a Gold MiDe;'' Wednesda y
and Thurs day evenings and Saturday matt
nee, Tom Robertson's charming comedy,
I'D avid Garrick,' - to be followed on
Wednes day and Thursday evenings only,
by Madiso on Morton's sparkling farce,
Lend Me Five ShilliBgs;" Friday and
Saturday evenings Henry Guy Caneton's
highly successful and famous comedy, "A
Gilded Fool, ,'~wIll be revived and pre-
sented in an elaborate manner.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.

d EPoRT OF THE CONDITION
II of the
COLUMBIA NATIONAL BANK OF WASHING
TON, at Washington, in the District Of COIum-
bia, at the close of business May ., 1895.
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the oriental beauty in her sensational
Trilby and Harem dances. This lady is a
direct importation by this company. There
will be matinees Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
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WIZ pS iudlluees Iuesuay, Thursday and
Saturday,
Manager Eugene Kernan's testimonial
rendered by his many friends in aud out of
the profession will take place on Monday
evening, May 27. Manager Herman is as
well known as any variety manager in the
United States, and is just closing thirty
years experience in the theatrical busi-
ness. lie possesses thorough knowledge
OF the public taste to which he caters. His
managerial career has been marked not
only by the successful application of this
knowledge, but by the unalterable de-
termination 10 elevate the variety stage.
Ih this he has won public confidence, his
friends admiTing his fixed purpose as
manager have learned oesteem him asa man
possessing all the impulses of generous
heat, all The syrmpathis of a friend and all
the attributes OF good citizen. 1t is these
who, together with the patrons to whose
tastes he has catered and whose comfort
he has invariably sought to insure, desire
to manifest their appreciation.
Aside from the interest the popular
beneficiary will lend to the occasion the list
OF talent gives assurance of an entertain
nlent which will of itself invite liberal
patronage.
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Total, ,-......--...-.-........ sl,5SS,S91 13
City of Washington, d. c., ss:
/, CHARLES S. BRADLEY, cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best Of nay knowledge
AMI belief CHAS :. BRADLEY, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 1ith
day of May 1893 BRIcE J. MOSES.
Correct-Attest: Notary Public
DAN'L +. CLARKE,
A. A. NILSSON,
6EO T. LEMON,
o. G. GREEN,
Directors
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d EPoRT OF THE CONDITION
IL OF THE
NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC,
At Washington, D. C., at the close of business
May Z, 1895.
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DEPoRT OF TIE CONDITION
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF WASHING
TON CITY,
At Washington, in the District of Columbia,
At the close of business N ay :, 1S93
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Tot5l--... SI,3i3,sO9 SO
District OF Columbia, City Of Washington, ss-
1, TH0S g. EEARSGIL, cashier OF the above
named bank, DO sOlemuly swear that the above
statement Is true 20 the best of my knowIed -
and belief TH0S. q FEARsALL, CsshieS
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me
dSy OF Nay, 1855. VILLA -
COfrect-AItest: No s
THos SaMEI
WIZ Il. We
JOSEPH r
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EcrApoN,s wa ENnEp.
PatrInts take Possession OF thr 0o,-
sTumsnt aud Hibernate Prisoners,

PatrInts take Possession OF thr Oos-
srum'nt aud Lib"rHtc Prisoners.
NEW York, Aug. 2s,-A special
local paper from GuayHquil, Eeuu-
d0t, say:
The war IN Ecuador Ia virtually
ended. Quito hR' pronounced In favor
o! Gsusta AliaTO. BelAHATiO Allan
MettsIzl hos been appointed tenn
pONgy military anu civil chief OF the
city.
rne forces Of tue conservative gov.
eminent II 81 In fearful disorder az thu
approach " thu patriots. Tns iirst act
OF these on tnoir assumption Of tho gov
eminent wss TO liDerste all political
prlsouers.
The phases Of the conquest succeed
ed GUS another quickly. The patriot,
under Colonel LUIS Aliaro usiested NJ
GirDn 700 QIitO troops lmmaudsd by
Col mel Vera. Among the 200 prisIn-
tfs taken tue greater number were
young men u Cusnca aud ofliosr.
Tue Victors male, on July IS, lr %
umphal entry iuty CuenuR.
GuHysuuil's government has Issued
n decree making responsible for oil the
war cxponets those who insisted on
su,taining tbo CONSERVATIVE govern.
moui,
Iun battle at Plrloie shout 100 me .
were EillsI. AmOp tne most en- Nc 4
Of them were Colonel Hector BtRv
sud ANel LAuiiuO. Colonel MuuuZ
NnTnRzt was w0undtd,
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Fl rherbett VIII .!srl to Join the team

F,tzherbett will star. to Join the team
on september D.
Tho SpOrtmdH says that every
member OF tht team spoke strongly OF
the ineIplicAblc absence Of Bfeuln,
WIN Almost originated the Idea oi tue
contest.
Truth zAyG Itis not likely that the
Americans can show any such athletes
~ Hofnn, FitLhetDert and Lutyent, but
the rest Of the team IL weak.
The Standard says that the nbssnteet
will he n serious loss to the British
club, but that II will make the match
more squsl ant Interesting. There are
no better hosts than Americans, but
they are not at all go0i loscfs. The
Cornell affair seems 10 show thst Dr.
Onver Wendell Hjlmss's advice 10
town W, pay up or shut az, Is still
needed. We trust that In tins event
tbs, tho Americans are defeated there
viii DO no repetition of unpleasanI'
ncs'.
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LOuisviLLE, KY Auy. GA spe.
cini 10 tur Hmics from SItggRt, Ky,
says; Great excitement prevails ON
the Virginia ellie Of Ihe Cumbrglaut
mountains, six miles east OF this place,
over a WhiIs.cAp outrage. Last night
about II O'Clock number OF white
men went to the home VI Martha
White, aged %, pulled her and her
2O.year.old daughter from their beIs,
aud taking them To patch Of woods
near their home, tied them " trees anu
beat them most btutAily. Thsy are
not expected TO survive.
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Daily Earthquake shocks.

CITY OP MEXICO, Aug 27.-Sclen.
tists are greatly interested IN thu phe.
nomenA occurring Vt the town VI Pine.
top, state NJ OHxsos, where, siuce
November End last, not n day has
passed without ma earthquake shock.
People have abandoned their stone
houses anu are living In huts maize Of
wood and mating.
Great alarm prevails, for each daily
shock IN preceded by ominous rohrings
under tue sen, which In only twelve
miles distant. There Il Observable al
various points In southern Mexico
much sel.matic activity, and ths sub
terransan roaring at Trnusosp, ststs Of
Pusbla, and shocks Of earthquake,
nuke II seem probable that another
yOlcsBo IL forming.
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hURDER AMI ROBBERY.
Maud Hort and DHn Kerry charged
With the crime,

WIN the sftntss
sIoux CITY, Ia, Aug. 27.-StartllnR
ue'vl0pmenIs came to light today IN
connection with Sunday mOruing's
double tragedy, In which Max NOaok
hnu Ora MinteT, Rliss Hazel Hammond,
lo'l their lives. The most Important
ma was the discovery Of an imprint
AstfAngb mans hand on the dust
u lhe room Ia whicn the bodies we've
sondi sud an exit to the alley below,
NOT noticed teiOfe. A hammer, whiuh
Aplean to have human blood ON n,
was found. 1t 10 now thought that
WIS hammer figured In the killinu,
Ihs theory Of double murder with rob
oefy As the motive 10 regarded fully
Confirmed.
Late this afternoon warrants were
worn out charging Maud Hoyt and
ah merry, pugilisi, who formerly
aNeu In Omaha, with murder In the
hht degree, anu thoy weT. both placed
uhlet arrest. The officers have become
onvlnced that Max Mack anu Ora
Minlof, alias HAEsl Hammond, were
a"'eu ~ Aihird party, whose identity
yu unknown, Tor tho purpose VI
III. ane o3toners Jury continued its In
,tlgeuon today, anu the most ssn-
nuohsl testimony was that given by
Dssolvs Brolt, which evidences polut.
70 brutal double murder. GA top
ne partition separating lne room In
"Si lne tragedy occurred from the
~ 80 iouhi the imprints OF n mans
p' SUI me dust on the ceiling had
N,oh brushed of, AN n nv snne ma
VINO hau esoapel from the roon In this
manner. Alter climbing over This par.
n'on, u wsuld have been easy Tor thq
LII % have escaped down thr
49, ~ ,s'alIwsy into the alley. Mau
oyue' ptoptielrsss OF the house IA
,n mivh tne ltageiy occurred, oontinu
~ eonliSdloled herself while on tut
I n,o stand, but gave the pole,
i'tie information OF value.
gang Of iOaiers seen with Nosck
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LoNDos, Aug. .7.-rhe Havana cor
respJudeni OF tbs T.mcs tsl,graphs
that Marshal Camps has definitely
decided TO fix hts headquarters IN
santa Clara. He continues To organ
70 defensive measures sghlnst the
rebels, and Is buildiag ANAL iOrIs ~
various places, aud keeping strong pa
trolls constantly moving throughout
tue country.
LsttsTs received rom Santiago brlng
rumor OF diasension among tue IN
Burgen chisfs, several VI item ooJtet'
ing 10 tho prodsn. method Of conduci'
lug tho rebellion and opposing the
policy u dutlroyiag property
There IL also Jealousy between the
white aud ooloroi leadeis. Tue in'ur-
gcuts continue 10 levy contributions,
amounting ~ $4,000 IN one case, aud
t21,O0D In Auother. They have re-
urivs1 orders tron the revoluiionAry
committee OF New York absolutely TO
prohibit all work on plsnthtions. The
penalty u refusing to comply with this
prohibition IL to destroy property anu
nufn sugar cane.
The newspaper la Lucia deolaret
that the inhsbitsnts u Ciuuiue los dis
trict are starving on acooun. OF the
sIoppsge Ot tue plantations,
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AusIiN, Tex, Aug. 27.-rOdsy At
torlsy GENERAL CfsGo gave olt his
second opinion anout tue Corboli-
FltEsimmoss prize fight Ia Dallas In
OcIoDUf. This opinion was called Tor
W an intertOgat0fy prop1undsd by
sheriff Caoeil VI Dallas county ~ 10
whether IN suppro.slDg tho light hr
was legally empowered 10 shoot anu
Kill those WIN intsrfsted With hun.
Tue attorney general holds that In
the lawful discharge Ut Ills duty The
sheriff certainly has the right TO use
firearms II emergency demands. lie
bases his opinion on the statutes gov
etniug riots, ETC., and argues that the
n ghtets, with ali those la attendance,
will certainly be n gathering IN Viola
ton Of the law, and under tue law tue
nnerlii OF any sworn peAce Jfllcet Il
bounI 10 dispense said assemUiage at
Gny coat.
Asto the question OF killing those
who interfere with him, the attorney
general cites article 90 Of the penal
code, which says. "h0miclis II
ustifable when necessary tosupptess u
riot, when the same " attempted TO Dc
suppressed In the manner p1Inttd out
Ia tue code, aud II II can iu 30 way he
suppressed except by takiug liie."
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LONDON, Aug. 2S.-Stuvelsou, the
sprlntrT, was invited 10 join tue Lon
don Athletic club team on their trip u
America, nt the last moment, but was
unable TO do az. The combined tesm
which sailed ON the Aursnia IL mad,
up NJ follows Brady, Bowler. Fnz.
herbert, Koran, LuIyens, Oakley, Jut-
dan, shaw, wilhsm ., Watson, Levin,
Msndivsen, Robertson, johnson, Wild
ing, Gomerllliams, Davenport, P,lk-
ington And jennings.
sporting Lye -ny that Wilkin7 Hnu
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~ rnE HANDS oT rnE POLICE
a millionaire UnAbi. to Care for Him
self

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia, Aug. 27.-
Leslie ID. ~. Clair, the millionaire Of
Ninotnnes, lnj,, who has been literal
ly burning money hero for = week,
left Tor his home today, being assisloi
by tho police. Last night he showed
eleven 81 900 packages ~ new bank
bills Jut today the chief OF police at
rested him on suspicion Of being =
bank robbrf aud maize MIN gather ~
all his money, took him 10 n bsrk,
where II was counted over aud s., .bO
OF II Put In the form % n draft aud
sent 10 his address In Niucenne. 10y
msil. lie was then sent along after II
In cuIIUd VI an Ufiicrr.
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TEnEIrIED AWuENIANs.
rhsy Appeal to tue Powers for FRO
lection.

COSsTASTINOrLE, Aug. sL-Ad'
vices received here from Efzlnham
cay that g:cst terror prevails among
thB Afmonians there, owing 10 the al
titude 0f the TurGish authorities. The
latter, In con,equsnco OF All attack
which was recently made by briganus
On a Turkish colonel, duTiug which a
number OF his mon were killed, ate
believed 10 he taking steps which viii
have most serious cOnssquonceh. Tue
Armrnihns are accused OF being the
authors OF tho auAck on tue colonel,
and II 10 alleged that "a large iOfns Of
Turkish troops has been tstaillaIing by
attacking the villages anu mDnastoTles
OF the vicinity ami engaging In other
acts OF violence. The Armenian.
tearing q recurrence OF the sassoun
outrage, have appealed TO the powers
nj Consgantinoplo for protection.
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A,t,mnlra,n Mr,cl. a rrnIn.

SPOKANE, WASH, Aug. 2s.-Au at
tempt To wreck the Oregon Railway 4
Navigation passenger train wa. maue
near rskns last night. AT a turn In
the road the engine Bifuck pile or
rocks with great iOTOo. The pilot Of
the engine "hs partly wrecked and
some OF the rncEs lOigai under tn.
lever bar IL required nearly two
uOur' to clear away tho obstruction
and repair the damage.
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OTTAWA, Ont, Aug, 9S.--A. NJ.
BuTp,sy, Grputy minister OF the iuter.
ioI william Pierce, superintendent OF
mines, sud John Donnie, general IN.
spsolor, have been Appointe by the
government 20 attend the international
Irrigation o. venlion nj Albuquerque
ssplsmuer 10 t. 10.
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Losseh.r Charged with nurd.r.

DENvER. Aug. ~. 80 HsllmuIh Il.
L3ssuner WAS the signature written by
the eX.sngin,er OF tho GumTy hotel,
when lodged In Jail hero today. He
says he IL 20 years old, and insisr
that somebody else probably Peter
GumTy), hud not he, caused The eEplo'
sion by which twenty-five lives were
sacrificed. The warrant on whinn
LouAeher 10 held, charges him with
murder.
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No nimstsnic conference.

LONDON, Aug. .7.-rho Berlin cor.
ro,pJudrut OF the Standard says lie
learns on excellent au,uVuty thst ths
result " tue remarks u the Hon. A. j.
Baliour, FIRST lord Of the Treasury IN
PArlia to tue effect that he
did not believe An International cor
ference would tesult In an Intstns.
IiOnal agreement, " thst Germany IL
unlikely to convene u bimstaiiic coz
terence,
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before the tragedy hro being closely
Swallowed. A telegram 70 the Journal
from Shelton, Mob, snys Nosok wa
the son u n wealthy fafmer living
near that city. Toe deaf Rifl was y
MEMBER of tue MeihoIis church at
Central CITY, Neb., whets her father
lives, snd $40 moved Ia the best so
cis,y before coming here three months
ago,
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Reader, did you over take SlMu8S3 81
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LIVER MEDiCNEJ2" Everybody needs
1ko liver remedy. 1t IL o sluggish p
diseased liver thai implirs digestion
nd causes consultation, when thowal'a
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he body aud poisons the whole ey1iem.
That duh, heavy feeling ~ due to %
,1rpld liver. Biliousnc8s, Headache,
Malaria and Indigestion are all liver
diseases. Keep the liver active by IN
occasional dose of Simmons Liver Re-.
ulAt0r and you'll rot rid Of these trou.
blos, and give tone 70 the whole syn
ten. Fol a laxative Simmons Liver
Regulator IA BETTER THAN Pills. II
does not gripc, nor weaken, but greatly
rliryshcs and strengthens.
Every package has the Red Y
stamp on the wrapper. j.. H..
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Fight ror.ons Harmed 10 Death.

IvFoA Italy, Aug. 2s.-An ex.
rltsilu II = lamp In church at Rlbor.
done, sel IRE to the pilgrim shelter all
joint, 6 the church, anu eight persons
were burned 10 dsetf,
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SAVED HEU HEAUING=t feel very thank
iul tuAt hayN found you aud hove NuUH able
tu take your SPLENDID medicines huI treatment
for without them tuuw mat would have
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present condition with What has been, have
90 rejoice ani feel glad. I am ~ aud around
NJ my work I'll tue ume nov
MRS. l. KOCH.
MauAstA, Colo.
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DOCTOR G. w. SHORES,
THE PEOPLES DOCTOR.
Praised and Endorsed by all the People in Voco as
Thor Best FIR ond and the Most Successful
Physician OF the Age

Evcry Ctv-Every ViIngc-Evsry Hamlet
livery Iucmount Country
Thaukfuincss Ills Great Work
Wonderful Vegetable Medicines
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-28
PRAISE AND rSDoRsEIENr

fres Representative Ciiis 'ss, re
spset.a aud We'll Known 10 Their
Respective Communitiss, shsu ~
the uaIIsf md splendid surss ~.
fstt"d by Dorior a.. ". shorss's
Famous Nsg.iabi. Medicipss Ihnt
Cure without Poison.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-28

STILL FEELING HETTEE-fho second
months treatment h received srt,iN and 1 am
glad 10 ssr that am stiil feeling better
Mits. b. O.. rItNNI,
Harmony, Utah,