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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-22
THE IDEAL. PANEnEs

James L. Francis. Alderman. Chicago
says: II regard DR.. Kings New Dis
coyery as an Ideal Panacea for Coughs
Colds and Lung Complaints. having
used it in my family for the last five
years, 10 the exclusion OF physicians
prescriptions or other preparations.
Rev. John Burgus, keokuk. lows.
writes: II have been a Minister OF the
Methodist Episcopal church for fifty
years or more. and have never found
anything so beneficial. or that gave me
such speedy relief as DR.. Kings New
Discovery Try this Ideal Cough
Remedy now. Trial bottles free az
George Van Werden's Pharmacy Sss
North Main street and G. Behring's
drug store. northeast corner Topeka
Aspen. Coo, Sept. 2l--Antonio Gauge.
a young Swiss living on a ranch twelve
rYiIss from this city. shot and killed his
wife and her mother. Mrs Mary Quinn.
Cauze was arrested. He says that the
insults and taun1s Of the women made
him mad. and that she shooting was en-
tireiy unprecedented He also claims
that his wife was unfaithful 20 aim
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-22

Republican Chstrmsn Green Tells Lev
Tes.. Pop. Hate Texas Democrats

Washington Sept. H.-E n Il Cfeen
chairman 81 the Republican state COM
m!ttee Of Texas. was in the c.Ay today
on his way to Sey York. and had brief
conference with Chairman Babcoek. 90
the Republican campaign COMMITTEE
He told Mr.. Babcock that Texss was
excellent fighting ground for the He
publicans and expressed fsis own deter
nina ton 20 press Tire contest 90 The efss.
with me hope Of W ming. He says that
fusion with the Poplis,s and COED DsTu-
ocrata has been practically ACCOMPLISH
od and states that IN some portions OF
the state the Poppiis.s are taking II a
ticket composed q Mex RILEY and Wat
son. NJ. Green also says that a canvass
% the state fss just b~~n oomSGetssf
which Shows that TIE Popultsts 0utDum-
Dor the oliver Democrats. Mr.. Green
thinks .; possible % win AZ i~asss fvs
congressman from ne Democrats N ths
state
Chairman Stevens - the Silver party.
who has Jus; returned from Colorado.
takes exceptions % the claims - Con-
gresham ApsIey IN regsrd 20 the ~,ec-
ton prospects IN ne west Str. stevens
says mat al tbe ~fatee vss-f % the 49,
souri river are sure for Bryan ard thas
Colorado. which Apslsy TsE-sTds a. rorne-
what doubtful. XII give TIE Democratic
candidate $4,000 majority. NJ. S:rzens
also r~EartAs F1ps south a. NoE5 svsafnst
Nc Ksg1a-y ard - 81 ne OPTION Ffszs
irrd5s-aa. Ilii-.0lz. Michigan. Iowa. ono.
ard Minnesota are ,fls axiJfing gr-Banas
Tor the rsrns sTsder - t7,e carupals-a. Fxsr
fhis reae1o NJ Stevens exreota - sssrnf
rspst q hs tirn~ s,esEeen nov srs ~.ec-
,l0n day "a Chicago
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CHICAGO MARKETS

Chicago Sept. I.-TEre average offerings
OF native and range cattle sold only fairly
al about steady prices but anything choice
was 1oGl5c higher. Sales OF common 10
choice native steers were at S.l0T5 o..
with the bulk OF the transactions a a. s.
"a 20 There was Tot much change in
feeding and butcheriug cattle but good
lots were stronger. Texas ErasSerS were
steaSier and rather animated and west
ems were stronger.
Hog@DeSsrabie droves OF hogs were
well taken. pr5ces ruling stron ger to &c
higher Heavy sold az * ST3r 10 pack
ers and choice medium weights sold
around 81. while prime lights brought
s. 3}67S 3 The bulk Of the packers 6rovss
sold al SS5%e q. and shipping lots sold
chiefly al SoGdS-3. Good pigs shared in
the advance
Sheep-TTade n sHeep was as dull as
ever a-si sheep were weak 70 1rfr15c lower
with slow sales a. s. 5sl27. Most OF the
sheep were westerns and prime natives
We're asaaa Scarce ard largely TON tnsl.
around g SDE?3o Iamh< were decidedly
mora active thar sheep and showed less
Weakness common 20 Chosce selling al
s. 5paS 81 and fancy around s:-ae
Receipts-Cattie. u-i00; hogs 1900;
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PROM BALTIMoRE TO DOVER
Bryan Makes Sneak and Disappoints the
Candid ate Seeker

| Newark. De. Sept. 21.-VdlFan1 J
Bryan began The weeks campaign By
| rising a o'clock and taking the s:25
| train from Baltimore for Dover. IL
| was nearly Il o'clock before he retired
Cast night, but today he was remarkably
refreshed, taking into consideration the
disadvantages under winch he IL travel
ing. There were no large crowds about
the depots when the train passed
through the various stations after leav-
ing Baltimore, and the few people who
generally assembled to see rhe train
psss through did not know the candi-
date was aboard. The Ordi&nry coach
was attached 70 the rear end OF ne train
All the residents OF the towns through
which II passcd supposed he would take
the train leaving Washington this morn
ing. and these people were disappointed
in not sessifAg the nominee.
Mr.. Bryan Geft the Carronton hotel
IN Baltimore shortly before 6 O'Clock
He was accompanied by the Deseware
escort committee and Joseph s. Daniels
OF Raleigh. WHO VIII make the trip with
Mr.. Bryan through New England. There
was a stop at Bay View. where a few
railroad men came into the car and
shook hands win AR. Bryan There
and Northeast. but 10 crowds were az
the stations. A. Elk,on. the citizens
had been appraised Of hls coming. BY
telegraph. and the first cheer % ne day
was given him by crowd % fe= Sgz-
en- II vas the same a. iron HE end az
Newark---nO one kae~ Of the nominee
coming
Dover. Del, sept 2i-At Por;e-'s Sta
ton. Mr. Bryan vas met ~ reception
COMMITTEES Of tweBty-siI A GeleRa ION
% the Young Mems DeTDccratic cI8b %
Wilmington also came down - act as
e,sgso-t for NJ Bryan - that city.
a few hundred people a. Lstdi~toTn
were appraised u tne coming of Ire
NOMINEE and rhsy turned oct al the d.
pot. having win 1sezn q brass band
and a good deal q enth1sfaE-n- They
chcere5 and ctarnooei fgr a sD@>ch- NJ
Bran tol1 tne-n that every c0uzlfnzty
Thich he e1;e-sd Eas soiscfroRs about
MS voice. and very snEogs Tor him 20
sgye2k "a tSEst town 81; Tot % sssak
anywhere eisse- He szsd he was E0i1y -
saTe isss vosos as much a. rso@ssoss ard
lo@ep = All through ne czn1pzsRn. He
deiezz;a1 each % IA hearers 20 MAKE
a srseesl for ssETer az re polls on sIsc-
TIN day, and apsa-s,-y tie crowd &C
cf-.,ie-1 TIE csIlrr1kSs-C1-
TtSs-e T~s saort sop az Clayton ts,ss
bD-Sz enough Tor TIE 7ssople 20 stake
hszods Win and cher Xr. Bryan
The,e Ezls q large cryr1 70 Eeion-1~
Nr. BFyzD =; Dove. II. rs.-ninee vas
taken 70 tbe Capitol hpeei sn1 from
loere . tos rsz<cence % z T. Ksnuy.
WIRE - r-s,ss1 a. hsDsr. Tnsa ~ xr-1t
- III 5o-sl For sz-zAegr sd a. srfo--
ri r-rs91t02 vas h-3c n1iii ! otcior<,
z'3s1 me rnrnln@e Ess taxa - Er~ fair
grant. yrt@-e ;ge Ssr5ke-
NJ. R-y-zn Iezrne1 t@aalt>sy "a; ne
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-22
ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

g. To,,is Sent N-Reoeipts-FIour 7crj;
wheat, 50 90; corn 400: oats. 5000. Ship
r1ents-F-lcur. $500: wheat, 1000; corn 10e,-
O0o: oats, 1900.
Flnur-Unchanged-
Wbeat-Weak at the opening owing 70
the lack of buyers and some pressure ~
selL Later there was raft of bull news
which caused futures 20 advance and csose
firm and u cent h, gher than on Saturday.
Spot dull and lower; No. red cash. ele-
vator e1I5c: track. 63@s3c; No. . hard. cash
5ilkc; September. 6e1zc; December, sic
bid.
the cknsa being a shade under Saturday S
falls. Spct dull STEADY; No. 2. cash, t914e
bia: Sentember. 1910; December, 3Dc; May,
222.c asked
lower. No. . cash. $50 bid: September,
16z,c aslceI: Nav. 1870 bid
Pva-oac nominal
Catt'e-Reoeipts 2Oco; market 1cc high
tive sl1,p.nr s.esTs. 81. 50fi4 10: Texas
steers. s. WIT -: Texas steers. 80 ooT250.
Eofs-.Re~a',ts. 10 r-arl1et - higher:
EeF1ts s9l0G3sO: mixed, s2.soG3 20; heavy.
81 "NG235
Sheep-Receipts. 2.coo; market steady.
Corn reaAS35
Brsn-Fi--rn IN demand, sc east track
and Bic this side.
F'layseed-sl1,c
Timothy seed-Prine, s2e0.
Hay-DuH but with a good inquiry for
choice grades, which are firm and scarce:
pr-a RE $50: timothy, s4.00d1oo0 this side.
Whisky-Sl1S
Pork-steasfy; standard mess, jobbing.
@25
Lard-Steady; prime steam, SIS; choice,
s. 4E2.
Raeon@ShouIders Cboxed) 81 12ia; longs,
81 S715: ribs. siO0t shorts. &.12i9.
Dry salt meats-Shoulders. Cboxed) S3.75;
longs g 271b: r1bs $50: shorts, S62i5.
Wool-In demand and strong: medium.
s15T12c: Eight fine. 7FiSi%c; heavy fine, 6t24
nc: tub washed. 16II1Sibc.
Cotton-Stea6y;s sales. ST bales: n1iddlirC
71S-1ec: receipts. 2.150; shipments, $50;
stock, 1914.
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lupdsv baseball Games.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Louisville at Observation-Disclosures
they made nearly twice as many hits
and only half as many errors, Louisville
was unlucky, and could not win. The
Colonies punched their hits IN the first
inning The rest were scattered. Dan
Burkes triple and Miller's double. each
OF which fell with two men on bases.
scored the runs that won. Attendance
$500. Score:
Il II E
Cincinnati 80 1905 .
Louisville .....2 0 0 90 0-S Q l
Batteries: Louisvine-Hiu and Dexter;
Clncinnati-Rhines and Vaughn
Chicago at ST. LouIs-The Colts held
the Browns down to one run lp TO the
ninth inning. when Mcfarland drove
the bail over the right field fence. 7,
was an excellent game. Attendance g.
500. Score:
RHE
St Louis. OI00Vo2- >
Chicago .......o 0 0 01Ol-2 ,
Batteries: St. Louis-Hart and Nc
Farland; Chicago--Griffith and Dono-
hue.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Kansas City at Grand Rapids-The
aest Sunday game Of the season was
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AVALUABLR eRFscRrrrroN.

Editor Morrison OF Wor;hinRton. Ind
Sun. writes: You have a valuable pre-
,cripti0n In Electric Ritter. and can
cheerfuily recommend 4; for Constipa-
ton and Sick Headache. and as a gen.
erai system tonic & has no equal" Mrs.
Annie Stehi. zSz5 Cottage Grove Ave.
Chicago. was all run down. could not
eat nor digest food. had a hackach@
which never left her and felt tired and
weary. but six bottles 0f Electric Bit
tiers restored her health and renewed
her strength. Prices 80 cents and 81
Get bottle at George Van WeTdsu's
Pharmacy. 32s North Main street and
G.. Behring's drug store. northeast cor
uer Topeka and Douglas avenues.
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LABOR rsIoSs ~ roIrrrc.
Colorado Organization. wfu sod Hisstsn-
aries To Their Ersthr.n ln fh~ H..s

Denver. Colo. sepe- zi.-Ts- rseu---
Trades Assembly, has decilsed - ssni
four % - rnernSe-s Into fsa sns6zls
s1atez - % nlla~s,nary work for sEsT~r
n tae iatspr unss,-E TtseT VII Vsf
CtsseaEo - Lo5is. Dsssroif. Ind Annapolis
Cisveizra. a-e ora~- cts~@ 7'ss~n rsrz
cssozsTs s-e Joan y. VAazsa zrt Jnha
" Rrsrne-rssf of fhs TYgoxrs reIsoai
grHoa. John }. DSefi q n Clerks
ur5osl. aus Jonn Hertz % ,ss B-5cklaT-
e~s union They Ill ncs cosuro.~ sasiy -
t-oFs 20 fi,e orEanizafi0as % n Astza tasy
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t@Es1 tls@s- ss-sFsssn ;zzs 2fs~~rasFA. -
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played here, there being LOO persons
present TO see the Blues and the Fellows
oreak even on two very woody games.
Score:
Grand Rapids. ..72114 O1-1s
hdIhSaS CIty.........2 2 0313 As
Second game-Score:
Grand Rapids. o21049-
Kansas City. SOO12.-1l
ST. Paul at Columbus-Denzer' pitch
ing was the feature of the first game
between Columbus and ST. Paul. the
SAINTS winning easily The batting of
the home team was the feature of the
second game, seven of the eleven rune
Delng earned. The game was called in
the seventh inning on account OF dark.
ness Score:
Ri E
Columbus 100 0 0 0 O010-1 5 .
St. Paul. ......0 0 L 0 1s-6 10 o
Second game-Score:
r II E
Columbus ........3 2oSo-11 II 2
st. Paul. 0 o % ,
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RyeNo. 2. nonfnally, 2Sc.
Hay-Weak and unchanged.

Butter-Firmer; supply cleaned up;
creamery, I2I13c; dairy, eQ12c.
EggsFirmer; closing unchanged al
16izc.
CattleRece;pts. $500; shipments. 100;
market stronger: Texas steers, S200G2 IS:
Texas cows, <1.S5GG5j: beef steers, S. oG
40; native cows. 100000; stockers and
feeders, s. 6cr3 80; bulls, s1-S12s5.
Hogs-Recelpts, 200: shipments, So:
market strong TO sc h.gher: bulk of sales
g. 3G3O0: heav.es. = so42S5: packers. s. 75
N295; mixed. s. SsG3.oo; lights SS0G3c5
workers. 81 sac @; pigs, s2eJd350.
Sheep-Receirts. Acc: shipments, $50;
s. 56a50
Representative s7lsS: Texas steers, Il
head. averare 1.0'a pounds. 2S: Texas
COWS e. e--ersee 9Sa 81 70; beef steers, IS
average 7sP7 81 %: rative cows -. aver
age os2 g -: S+ociye-S a-i feeders. -
average. 1,04. s. %; bulls. :, average, as2-
81 a
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KANSAS CITY MARKETS

aKnsas City. sept E--Wheat-One cert
below Saturdays closing price. No hard.
55GSS,1c: No. ,. 5izssstisc: No. 9 rel. 5SfI6lc
No , <-sf6ssr
Corz-Whsre steady: mixed = lower:
No mixed. SFf@c: No. white. &c
oats-RaSher SOW: slightly lower. No
mixed nou1s1aily. lSc: No white. oil
sn<<9-1~>s rS-->
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WINDS UP AT HOME
PITTSBURG TEAM PLAY THERE NO
MORE THIS SEASON.

They Play the Colonies Twice and spit
Even, After a Pitchers Battle and a
slugging Match-Changes In Team Man.
agers-Ch Champions Score Their Seventh
Win on the PhiiIies-Giapts Easily De-
feat the Senators in six Innings-Spi-
ders Have Better Luck Batting Than
the Reds-Bostons Win.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-22

viii address a meeting IN Brooklyn We'd
nesday night. but 1T what place Ia thas
city he wac rot infornsed
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Shipper

shippers
Chas FtlIif-z-oa. Beviss-e. cattle
g P I>anders, Anthony one car cattle
Henry Boyer, NJ Hope, tao cas- hogs
arsz cattle
g. A Stz-kS, Caue-cr- car caft.e
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I'M Strand. GALVESTON.

WH.T is the difference between the nan
who cuts Of the end Of his o0se and a bay
who has Jus. finished his iask, ore IS
sens bis nose, and iae other knows E-s ses-
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
NEW YORK Markets

New Orleans. Sept. 21.-Cotton-Steady;
mfddling. 13-1ec: low middling, 7Sse.
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EE-@E<t-s kiss szs zak< go sne-
sfr Foa ktsses zsr. - hzsc - ns@ks - a.
sFss sgz1z. szre sz11x-4- ~. j F~esA
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ALL TENDS ONE WAY
DAYS NEWS UNIFORMLY FAV0RS
HIGHER SHARE VALUES.

Money Easier, European Buyers. Industrial
Also. TO Remove All Doubts. the Neg
alive Aid of an Absence of Anything
Uufavorable, is Included in the State
Misunderstanding Securities Prominent on
illegal Decisisn Affecting Then-Real-
ling in Susar-Railways Strong.
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OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF the aaan-
cal con'ition Of the Bank 90 Contnerce
al Wichita. state OF Kansas. az tn close
1855.
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AN AGFTAToR

II ~rpfos@ trey vii cal bismarck a.
szi;seo<. daughter and zEasuse)
suppose they VII say thar - ought rot
- array or ciasz u sSc!ety against ar
Other of curse I 6on's know how
S1cn=s f-eS II a BEEHIVE. bur = cr0ues
caui1 talk and make spe-ecres ] VII 81
that yea cousd Dot tel c0e q cs-.r
sp,--chss frssn TIE syeSca % a goit staD-
Sari atycczte- Ez1ghf@< zzd ~
psz1s@D / WI venture % say tsz- =
The 3rgn~s csys1i1 talk and make syes-ch-
- you coGid u5t Distinguish f1el-
speeches frsxn the species made by ne
h-sis q thoSe great trusts. VITO csN
everybody Anarchists Eso do Tot b.
Here vs,h f1srn- lApgfzGses ! VII
ye1u2rs ikx- = . trozs coz-e ak az.
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To John W. Bresaeathai. Bank Commits
sicner. Topeka, Kan, tiG
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WICHITA Markets

Wichita, Sept. -.
HOCS
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Washington, Sept 2l-Todsy's state
ment OF the condition OF the treasury
shows: Avalssb1e cash balance, Se43,-
40, 431; gold reserve, SI15, 27S,7S9.
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short RuIing s

e. T. Singer ct al. VS.. the Salt Lake
City Copper Manufacturing company
ct al; ten days to answer cross com
plant and twenty days to answer
complaint.
James w. Eardley VS.. Gorda NJ An
derson; ten days additional time to file
statement on motion for a new trial.
Carey-Lombard Lumber company vs..
John c. Sharp ct al; FIVE days addi-
tional time allowed to file amended
complaint.
D. G. Mclaughlin, receiver of Park
City bank, VS.. Thomas r. Mulloy as
signee; report of referee confirmed and
judgment entered accordingly; stay of
execution for thirty days granted.
Joseph Hattenbach VS.. D. Alexander
ct al; motion for modification or va
eating of order directing receiver to
turn over property to lessor now with
drawn: decree entered on March 7
amended to show approval of receiv-
-er's account on audit by clerk. and if
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Court Cuttings.

Referee D. c. Eichnor yesterday
filed his report in the matter of the
disputed accounts of the co-partner-
ship between F. f. Marohn and A J.
Oliver The referee found that the
partnership existed from September
Il, 1894, to December 81, 1895, and that
on account of the disagreements be-
tween the parties it was impossible for
the partnership to longer exist, and
that the plaintiff Marohn was entitled
to have it dissolved and to an account
ing.
Wells, Fargo & Co. are suing John
Beck to recover $4,000 and interest on
assignd promissory notes.
Fred Richter had hearing before
Justice Harvey yesterday on q charge
of petit larceny. 1t appeared he took
some goods. the property of c. NJ. Gill
bert, while drunk and without criminal
intent He was given till Saturday to
pay the costs and make restitution.
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C.ahoon vs.. brigham.

The case of John T. Cahoon against
Nat NJ. Brigham, United States mar
shall, was resumed yesterday morning
before Judge Street and jury. The
plaintiff sued to recover $1,000 and $50
damages because, as was alleged, the
defendant had wrongfully seized a
thousand sheep on which the PLAINTIFF
held chattel mortgage
AS on the previous day, the plaintiff
was represented by Attorneys Sheckell
and Pence, and the defendant by At
torneys Warner and knight.
When the plaintiffs case was rested
the defendant moved for a non-suit.
which, after arguments, was overruled
and the examination of witnesses for
the defense commenced. At adjourn
ing time the hearing was not finished.
and will be resumed again this morn
ing
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Water Rights Case.

The water rights case of John G..
Labrum ct al. VS.. August Stangroyer
ct al. was again on hearing before
Judge Young yesterday. The plaintiffs
allege they were the owners of the
right to the whole of the waters OF
Little Cottonwood creek and prayed
for an injunction preventing the de-
PENDANTS from appropriating any of
said water.
Williams. Van Colt & Sutherland
represented the plaintiffs and Powers.
Straup & Lippman appeared for the
defendants. The case was not con-
cluded when court adjourned until this
morning.
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Prohnte Conrt nrders.

Estate of Francis Miner, deceased;
hearing on petition of administrator
to sell $1,000 shares of the Jones Min
ing company set for March II.
Estate of Peter Jensen, deceased;
hearing on petition for final distribu-
ton set for April f.
Estate of Richard Blake, an incom-
petent person; hearing on petition for
issuance of letters of guardianship to
Thomas Blake set for March 21
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IN EFFECT NOVEMBER Is, 1898
Current Time Table

LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY.
N0; EEor Bingham, Provo
Grand Junction and all points
No. 4-F'or Provo. Grand juno 70 d NJ
ton and all points east =. 7:4O o. m.
N9; 5-For Ogden and tnterme-
No. 6-For Mt Pleasant. Manti. ''o' p m
sauna and all intermediate
No. S-F'or Eureka, Payso1. A-S' p N
Provo, and all intermediate
No. 5UFor ogden end the west = 20 99 p n
no. 1-For Ogden and the west12:15 D. M
ARRIVES SALT LAKE CITY.
NO Iron Provo. Grand
Junction and the east ........I2:O5 D. m.
no. 3-F'rom Provo. Grand
junction and the ease .----....I II 80 \ n,
No. @F'rom Provo. Bingham
Salina. Manti, Eureka and all
intermediate points ..-.-...-. SIS o. m
No. 6-From ogden and inter-
mediate points .-.............. 9.4O a y,
No. 7-From Eureka and Payson9:55 a n
No. 2-From Ogden ana the VESTS a. NJ
No. 4-Fron Ogden and the westT:3O D. m
Only line running through Pullman
Palace sleeping cars Salt Lake CITY 70
Yer via Grand Junction and Salt Lake
CITY 70 Kansas City and Chicago via
Colorado points
Through tourist or family sleeper,
and Boston.
Free reclining chair cars Salt Laks to
Denver.
Ticket Omce Is West Second soutb
d. c. Dodge. H Babcock.
F. A Wadle!gh. General Passenger Igt
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Now Is
The Time

To have healthful sport and we're the
people to furnish you the requisite stuff
to have it with. How does a Bicycle
strike you, say? When you come right
down to it the Rambler is what you
want; it's the only high grade wheel
made and runs lighter than any other.
Come and see them, and get compH-
mentary ticket to the cycle show.
We have others that we would like
you to see. The Tribune. Remington
and models in Featherstone line.
We have a superb line of Ladies and
Gents Sweaters, Leggings. etc.
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THE DAY In THE SENATE
A Long Discussion and Very Lit
tie Accomplished.
REVENUE BILL CONSIDERED
DEBATE OVER THE PROPOSITION
TO TAX MORTGAGES.

The Matter Finally Laid over Until
Observation-Disclosures Made by the
House to the Free Library Bill
Concurred In-The Routine Pro-
ceedings.
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found correct. receiver to be discharged
and his bondsmen released
Remington, Johnson & Co. ct al. VS..
Samuel L. Tobias ct al; judgment and
decree as per stimulation.
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OBJECTIONS oVERRULBD.

Lengthy arguments were made on
the objections by Judge Powers in sup
port of them and by Attorney C. S.
Varian against, after which his honor
overruled the objections and the ex-
animation of jurors was proceeded
with. So many challenges were made
by both sides for cause that the panel
was exhausted, and at 4 o'clock court
was compelled to order an issue of a
special venire for ten more jurors, re-
turnable at 10 o'clock this morning.
until which time court adjourned.