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Currsnt Quotations

Flour and wheat are both lower. Butter
Is firm at top prices. Eggs are firm for
choice. Fruits are all steady.
CHEESE-Local full cream. large. 10c;
Young America. loo; do Glib. hand made).
'f; EGGsNchoice a &c e Cali Caiifornta ranch. 1s@17c.
northern, 14QD16c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES per doz..
-: NJ: ass5paragus, spa per ID. 5aec; beets: per lco
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TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON, July 15-Today's state
rnent of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $262, ,502, ,592;
gold reserve. $98. .682. .220.
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SJJ,VER RUT,T,JON

NEW YORK, July 15.-Bar silver. esss;
Mexican dollars. 81.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 15-Bar asilver
6SH: Mexican dollars, 54I4G64%.
LONDON, July 15-Bar silver, 31%d.
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LINES OF TRAVEL

soUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
TIME TABLE-JULY 49, 1896.
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PETROLEUM.
NEW YORK, July 15.-Petroleum was
dull; United closed at $50 bid. 70.
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FOR sALE-RRAL ESTATE
Country Pr oprrfy

barn, chicken yard fine water right.
piped: beautiful location; Verdugo. 3
miles north of city limits; 1880 5000 TO $3.50
GIFFIN. 404 s. Broadway. II
FOR SALE-SAN GABRIEI-ONLY A
few and 10-acre blocks left; water right
Now is the time to buy. If you have any
thing to sell or trade see Il. X. ALEX
ANDER. 1872 S. Broadway. tt
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LINES OF TRAVEL
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.
$50

Northern routes embrace lines for Port
land. Ore, Victoria. b. c.. and Puget
Sound, Alaska and all coast points.
SOUTHERN ROUTES
TIMETABLE FOR JULY AND AUGUST.
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CLOSING STOCKS.

NEW YORK, July 15.-The following
are the closing stock quotations.:
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FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL
UNION LOAN CO..
Stmson Block.
Loans money on all kinds of collateral
security; watches, diamonds, seal skins
and furniture in lodging and boarding
houses and on pianos. without removal:
also on bonds, stocks, mortgages; low
dential private office for ladies' room
Ill. CLARK X. SHAW, Manager rooms
Ill and III. first floor, Stimson block. tt
THE GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN
society OF San Francisco will make loans
on improved city and country property
tificates of title from the Title
Insurance and Trust Co. will be
aocsptesdi sts idani making the R,;d
rs ,ss"' LGNRR. NSRRs'ialsy Agent. Agg'' gs7 w. +
PACIFIC LOAN co.-LoANs IN ANY
amount on all kinds of collateral secur-
so liz On and and ss
houses and hotels. Without removal:
}or ladies'. W. =; pEaRooT. Manager,
The Los Angeles pawnbroker, 14s N.
Main ST., loans money on diamonds,
WoeehCS, yCWoIy, pidhSo
braries and all other collateral securities; I;
also sells unredeemed pledges for money
loaned and one months interest added {;
make no mistake, 1t Is the reliable. l..
b. COIN. the Los Angeles pawnbroker
9-10
MONEY TO LOAN-NOT BY THE BAR
rel or bushel, but any amount on real es-
tate. furniture. watches. diamonds;
pianos. livestock, etc.: large or small
amounts; interest reasonable; private
office for ladies or gentlemen; business s
confidential. CHARLES c. LAMB, 226
8. Spring st. Entrance room 81. 5-22-tf
MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNTS
on diamonds. watches. jewelry, pianos,
safes. lodging houses, hotels and private
household furniture; low interest. money
quick; private offlce for ladies. g. NJ.
JONES. rooms IA and IL, 242ls 9. Broad
way, next city hall. $50 81
THE SYNDICATE LOAN CO.-MONEY
loaned on all kinds of collateral security,
diamonds watches. pianos: in fact. any
and everything; no delay; business con-
fldential private Office 13a1a S. Spring ST.,
rooms Is and IA. GEO. L. MILLS, man
ager su-tf
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Leave for
Destination

2:0S pmIS. Fran, Sac'm'to
300 pm & East, via Ogden
300 pm Portland, Ore. =.
ESQ pm El Paso and East
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NOT UNTIL YOU HAVE LEARN7D
Who we are?
What we are?

And where we are?
Have you discovered the cheapest place
to get money on all good personal and
collateral securities 229 BYRNE BLDG
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IF YOU NEED MONEY. THE SYNDI.
cate Loan, Co. can help you. out. They
ST.. rooms ls and II. GEO. L. MILLS.
manager. st
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TO LOAN-UNLIMITED AMOUNT FOR
small loans: no commission: light ex-
pense. SECURITY LOAN AND TRUST
CO., 223 s, Spring st.
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TO LOAN A BARREL. OF MONEY ON
diamonds. pianos, furniture and all first-
class securities; business confidential.
CREASINGER. 247 8. Broadway. rooms
and 2. 6-29-tf
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TO LoAN-s2OOO AT PER CENT NET.
ELD & SMITH, S26 8. Broadway. 1e
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81, ,0O0, 900 TO LOAN ON GOOD CITYPROP-
erty: low rates: reasonable terms. p.
ALTSCHUL, 403 s. Broadway. SO
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s25, 900 TO LOAN AT PER CENT IN
sums of $1,000 and over. M. F., O'DEA,
Fourth and Broadway tt
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MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS.
watches, jewclry. pianos. livestock car
collateral security. LEE BROS. 4o2 s.
Spring st. S-21
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TO LOAN-WE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN
on improved city ur country PROPERTY in
sums to suit. DARLING & PRATT,
Brokers. removed to Wilcox building.
rooms 210-212. tt
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MONEY TO LOAN; REAL ESTATE: IN
surance; notary public. e. G. CRIBB
& CO.. 127M w. Second st. S-12
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TO LoAN-3loOo TO $40, 900 ON REAL Es-
tate security ALLISON BARLOW, 1913
8. BROADWAY. 6-7tf
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FOR cauada's Indepsue.ne..

MONTREAL, Quebec, July lila
Patrlc, tho French liberal papor oi
this city, In defense Of itA agitation
fora movement for this separation Of
Canada from tho empire, says, an.
sweriug a contemporary: "DOes our
c)nirefo imagine Canada 10 eternalIy
destined To be \ colony, ana that
Canadians should be prevented from
dreaming Of indspsndsncs2 rnat 4, A
little TOO much ~ It will ilnd As many
English ne French who viii declafs
sincerely that II 10 no common sepsr.
Our Interests are Tar from being
identified with those Of England, ana
We Will DO sacrificed each time tho
inleTesls OF tue empire are Concerned.
While Remaining loyal and respectful,
u is surely allowed Us 10 think OF tho
future, to foretell tho destiny OF our
country, ana to ask n Sn indspen-
dent Canada would not bH more pros.
porous than Canada In Iutolage.U
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WAsnISuTON, July ls.-senAtor
Faulkner, the chairman OF the Demo.
cratic Congressional campaign com.
uiittee, who has begun work already
on behalf Of the Democratic National
c0mmiitos aud Democratic Congress
siOnal nominees, having been quoted
In an Interview as saying that
hp was ''in Thorough cyan.
patty with tho Chicago plat
form aud ticket" today sent card OF
CORRECTION TO the Evening Star. The
tenator sniu: Tho statement does not
completely define my position, anu |
feel unwilling to let II pass In silence.
al believe the Chicago convention
was legal and regularly constituted
assembly Of delegates com missioned by
members OF the party TO givs o1pTt6.
sion to tho will and wlshos OF tho Dem.
ucratiu masses OF the country. | pref-
ent ana delegate to that convention
should not have voted for tho platform
presented 20 II, A. In several respects II
does not give expression 10 my views
on certain public questions.
A majority " that fairly and regu.
latly constituted convention, however,
adopted that declaration OF principles,
such u msiority eau slOne determine
the principles and politics OF u national
party,
"Belisvlpg that tho candidate noml.
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tn. renuII., renrsn,lon.

81. LOUIS, July lT.-There were bu
few arrivals To-Day Of delegates TO tn,
National POpuliHt and silver conven
lions, Notwithstanding that tbs nation
al executive committee OF tbs Peoples
party will meet tomorrow 10 arrange
Tor the meeting Of tne national com
mittse aud the convention, Even IL
T.. Taubeneck, chairman OF tho sxecu-
tive committee, IL not In the city
tonight. Hsis In Chicago and thOra
IN much speculation Ne 10 the polite.
Of his visit. "Cyclonep Davis oil
Texas, who has been mentioned as the
candidate OF the "miudlo.oi.the.TOaa' -
Populists for temporary chairman, has
also left tho city. IL IL rumoTod that
no has gone 10 Lincoln, Neb., 10 con.
fer with w. j. Bryan, the Democratic
nominee for President, and that his
trip, Rs well NJ chairman Taubeneck 20
Chicago, IL Tor the purpose OF confer
ring with the Democratic leaders. One
story In that they have given up hope
NJ preventing the endorsement Of
Bryan, ana that their purpose Ia 20
make terms" Their desire, IL IL
stated, II TO see that the Populisi organ.
ization In maintained, and that the
Democrats shall give thom n fair share
OF the Presidential electors. The story
that Davis In en- route TO Lincoln can.
not DO verified.
An interesting controversy Ia going
on between tho executive commuters
OF the Popullst and Silver parties anu
the citlzens' committee over the dislri.
button Of funds to deiTay the expenses
OF the two conventions.
the oilizonH' committee iRsists that
the contract for tho holding OF the two
conventions here was made with the
Popullst committee, and that tho fund
was lump SUN for both conventions.
10 other words, the only party the
ciuzsna had any dealings with was the
Popu lists, anu the silver men are IN.
known TO II 20 iar as expenses are con.
cerned, aud ihe silver men must look
10 the POpullsts for Hid In that line II
they get any.
Inc sum to be devoted to the Popu.
lists by tho olIi1sns was $4,000, Gud
Ihat Ia all they Will get.
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PURE FooD AND DRINK.
l. he greatest

of nations drinks the poorest
tea.
England and Russia drink
nothing but pure tea, but
America takes anything that
is shovelcd into its ports.
We can't become the lead.
ing nation all at once; we
must take one thing at time
and make it better.
Are you ready for better
tea? 1t is here; pure tea,
money-back ted, Schtllings
Best
u you don't Hike .SfliHisr's Bs,f
coffee, soda. baking powder seasoning.
uavorng extracts, tell your grocer 50.
lie has mouey.back TO give YOU.
dSehillisg 81 Company San f,aseiieo
u4H
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.rAIN ANn rumorE.
So support In the tuban Iatter from
Russia or France.


Russia or France.
NEW YORK, July iS.-A Madrid
Dispatch to ihe World sayti
The spanish government, II Is
learned positively, does not Intend TO
adopt the suggestion Of tue opposition
nor yield 10 the popular olamOf fot IN
alliance with France ami kIssis.
Spanish diplomacy has found Gu
again that both these powers wound
accept spain willingly NJ an ally Oh
European aud African matters,
but neither Russia nor FiunCu
would like TO 20 beyouu the
mi dost End most platonic neil.
atom between Spain and TIE
Unitoi Stats In fegafi 10 the Cuban
question. rne Madr,u R0vefnmun,
viii take no Osion-iblo step, u IL under.
stood, to solicit European support Bs
long N It can keep up appearances OF
ffiUnuly relations with the United
statue. But nj the came time II will
try 10 arrange concerted action by MI
the EutOpoan powets t. put pressure
upon the United states some way, A. Il
should be necessary, 10 let spain settle
her differences with Cuba, on tue
underwriting that tho snail Ave ~
AAN AahANANAu IluMtlt ANh AAN y hlAtl
States M OK pllcIt tiii Jial GsiuIauCe Of
her Intention to grant autonomy 60
Cuba and Porto Rico, ~ n sinu qua
non condition Of tue moral suppOIG VI
The European powery.
On A sATbFACtoRY FOOTING.
LONDON, July ls.--A dispatch from
MRuru 90 the Standard says tue tola.
tons between Spain and the United
states Eto now on n satisfactory footing.
Tho dispatch addz that no nuAi action
viii 10 taken In the Competitor nnbus.
ton case ami on American claims fof
various indomnitits until tho session
Of tue Cuttta.
IL ~ further reported that the United
States will recognize Captain General
Weylet's regulations (tquiting the
registration OF foreigners before hn viii
allow them tue privileges OF their ioi-
eign citizenship only 20 Tar ~ they DO
not clash with tho STANDARDIZATION
treaty vi 1871.
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Miiitia charge the mob and Fatally
Hurt some.


CLEyELAsD, ohio, July lI-This
evening when the non.union men
were taken from the works Captain
zimmerman with company Of militia
cleared the streets. AftoTWafl the
soldiers returned 10 the WORKS, anu a
crowd OF LOO men gathered Ia u Va.
oaut lot acfUs, the street. They assailod
the milltlamsn with vile epilhuts, ana
finally somsbJdy suggested that tue
soldiers bu stoned. Captain Z.mmtt.
mun said no was waiting Tor tho stone
throwing 10 begin. Just then rock
gruLsd his Cap. Then the order 10
chsrRe was gwen, aud the soldiers
plunged forward. Ths crowd broke
aud started ~ run, but all could not
get away from the soldiers. At least n
dozen men were bayoneted, aud some
OF them were seriously hurt. The In.
Iutcd we're hustled away 40 quickly
that II was impossible 10 learn the
names OF any Of them.
Al 0O'clook tonight n militiaman re.
turning TO his home was attacked on
Hamilton street by mot Of four or
ive thousand men. The soldier had
only his side arms, and rAa into u
grocery store 10 escape. The crowd
threatened 20 tear down the building,
and he came out. Special policeman
owen Murphy appeared anu started TO
Escort tbs mliitihman 10 n patrol boz
that police assistance might DO sum.
moned, but the mob sncompassed
them and attacked them with stones,
sticks and lists. Meanwhile. word OF
the trouble hal been sent 10 the mi.
litia NJ the Brown works, anu com.
pAny y. FASTENED TO tho rescue. Al
double quick, with rifles nj charge
bayonelH, they rushed At tho crowds,
clearing the street rapidly, A number
OF men and boys were stabbed with
bayOnets, but only two seriously,
Thomas Clarity anu Thomas MoGlaf.
vey. They were wounded In the back,
and McGlarvey may ale. la the "a.
element tho lone milltiaman slippsu
away, ana though doubtless Injured, liz
probably not dangerously hurt. Muir.
ply, however, was NO badly beaten
that his recovery IL In doubt. Martial
law will DO enforced In the district
which ~ disturbed from now on, ana
any serious menace 10 tins miliiia ia
likely 10 DO met with extreme meas.
ures. The soldiers are In n temper 10
usu lead.
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LONDON, July ia Dispatch from
Canea, IN tho Island Of Crete, 10 the
Times says tho Turks advanced 10 Inc
attack on AptkofonB, which has al.
ready been reported, under cover OF
shells from the men.Ol-wAr. They had
MY killed ana were defeated. and the
Times correspondent says they have
now Withdrawn.
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Es.aovernor Waite Depo.ed.

DENVER, Colo, July l7.-Ex.Goyer.
nor Wai1e, having declared himself a
supporter Of Ihe Democratic oAnuldnleN
nominated at Chicago, tho noAtestIny
delegation from C0lota1O 10 the Popu.
mt convention st 81. Ltuls, VI when
no was this chairman, has deposed him
Tom that position, anu elected X, A,
sOuthwoTth In his place. Waite viii 100
TO 81. Louis, however, 10 work for the
Endorsement or nomination VI Bryan
anu SswAll.
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mated and the platform adopted at
Chicago, taken In connection with tue
history aud traditions Of the party,
mjfe nearly express my Views 10 refer
enoe to public questions than the Re.
publican candidate omlnatod and the
platform adopted nj st. Louie, shall
give my earnest support to tho noml'
uots VI the Chicago convention.
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Seven daily trains to Lagoon. -
Sunday afternoon trains every hour.
Round r. y a6r.
Great Ssr LtEe q Hot Springs ny.
second Grand Annuni Tistcddfod at
NcoH"id. JuiN - aud -.
For the EittJdfld OIL sconeld tho
Rio Gfands Wcstsrn Ry. announce
the following round trip rates & Sco.
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A PubIlshIng company ra,l,.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July IS
henIy b. Smi,h, trAulng Es tue HistoE
col Publishing oOmlanyiLIs maze an
assignment. Tho liabilities viii reach
tlVO,OOOj estimated asHels. $500, 900.
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nent Judicial tfiUiala, ono Of whom Ia
70 be dsbignhtcd by his own nation, to
act % nD arbitrator, to act with one
namol by tho other side, on the ap.
learhnce of any difference between
Inc two powufs which cannot be set.
tied by negotiations.
The second article provides for the
selecting by the two arbittators OF an
umpire between them.
Iho remainder Of the dtait Ia M fol.
lswi:
"Ihifd-Complaints made by the
oflcials Of one power against the
onlcefs Of tho o,het--all pecuniary
claims or gfOupa OF claims, amounting
TO not more than ctOO,0O0, msdo on
either power by tue officials Of the
Other, whether based ON ar alleged
right by treaty or agreement or other.
wise; all claims for damages or indem.
nily under the said amendment; all
questions affecting diplomatic or con.
-ular privileges; all alleged rights Of
fishery, acccts, navigation or com.
motcial privilege, and all questions re.
fetfod by special agreement between
the two parties, shall be referred to
arbitration In accordance with this
treaty, and the award thereon shall be
final
"FOur,h-ADy difference In respect
TO question VI fact or Of international
law, involving the territory, territorial
flghts, GOveruigDty or jurisdIolion OF
either power, or any Tecnniary claim
or group Of claims OF amy Kind, involv.
Ing sum larger than Gl0O,0 900 shall DO
referred TO arbitration under this
treaty. But iiin any such case, with.
In tureo months after the award has
been reported, either power protects
that such award IL erroneous In respect
10 some Issue Of fact, or Nome
Issue OF international law, tue
award shall be reviewed by a
court composed OF three Of the
Judges OF the Supreme court OF Groat
Britain aud three of the Judges NJ tho
Suptome court Of the United States,
ana II tue said court shall determine,
after hearing the case, by n majority Of
not less than five 10 one, that tho said
issue has been rightly determined, ths
award shall stanu aud be final, but In
default OF such determination 1t shall
not be valid. II no protest IL entered
by other power against the award
within tho time limited, II shall be
final.
"Flith- Any difference which, In
the Judgment OF either power, mateti.
ally affects its bobor Or tho integrity OF
its territory, shall not DO referred 10
arbitration under this treaty except by
special agreements.
"Sixth-Any difference whatever,
by agreement between the two powers,
may be referred for decision by afbi-
tration As herein provided, with stipu-
lation that unless accepted by both
powers tho decision shall not DO
Waldo
oLNEY's RESPONSE.
Secretary Olney began his response
by directing attention 10 the fact that
Lord Salisbury In terms excludes from
consideration heVenezuelan b unJaty
dispute, but nevertheless declares that
these proposals Of her msjesty's prime
Minister are welcomed by thePresident
with the keenoat appreciation OF their
value and Of the enlightened and pro-
gressiye spirit which animates them.
The secretary nays that N Lord Salls.
bury had stopped on article Q, no oTlti-
oism could have been made except
that the suhingta "a ha arIitFatat aTa
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Tickets will be- sold on July .sth
and .gth, except from San Pete points
ON July .7ih and 2Sth. $500 10 be
given In cash prizes. For further Tar.
iiculars apply 10 any agent II. q. w &.
Railway.
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new IINE GLRl. N [EEEC[ MAI n. lBSS
Trains Iopau aud arrive At sails LAks en-
iAuy, a. folluwt
BTrARr


~ IN overland limited Tor ChissEo Oman,
Denver, kansas CITY 81 L0us. OEisa
AMI fafk llB.
r FOO a m local express Tor san Francisco.
OGDEN Cache Valley aud intermediate
Iu|uia.
'od y q local express Tor ogden and iHt.ra,.
dlats po.uts
3uUpm Atlantic express Tor Chicago, omaha.
Denver. Kansas cay, 81 Louis, Butte
P0ri and, san Francisco.
3 20 900 local empress for htfcuT, Iinuu,
Provo Ncph, Mani Aud intermediate
Wt0 81 o. mall and elprsss for Provo, Sephi.
Milford, frisco aud intofmodiAIe points
. g. 900 mixed train for Cared Beach
i00eIu And lcFmluuL
AHFIvH
$40 m overland limited fFou Chietso
uWanA, o. Louis, Kansas CITY, Denver
IaTk tItY and tFICu.
800 u mtI,.ui cypress fron Helena, putis,
Portland, San iTan cioo, CIdea Ind TO-
U|uyu.AIn points
7.la pm local cNpfoss from san Francisco.
cache Valley Ogden and iptoruodlAls
sa ~ Atlantic express from CHICAGO.
umLu1, ~ Louis, Kansas CRY. DrnSus
1910 am msu and express from Frisco. mn.
fort Nruhi, trofo and intermediate uolLts
U.I pm local express from heTcur Tiuug,
fluNu, Nephl Mhnii aud intermediate
- dlrn mixed train ton Terminus, Tooss
aud GarErid beach,
irrans sou1H OF JuAB raa daily except
'Rna daily except suBdar
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Seven daily trains to Lagoon. -
sunday afternoon trains every hour.
Rounu trip, 25c.
Great Salt Lake 4 Hot Springs ny.
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fDaily except SUNDAY,
Fare TOT rOuud trip, 90 Giants.
OlsOn's orchestra In attendance
every aitetHoou and evening. Bath.
ing, boating, dancing. The only
white sandy beach ola the lake.
Depot corner First South ana Fourth
West ID. l.. Burnley,
General Agent.
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sanitarium Hot spring, baths
Make oue t,ci col durlug no, day.
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Godhc-Pit;s Drug 60. are noted foi
the best Medicines and lowest uficea.
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EXoURsIoN RATES EAST


To Milwaukee and return, August
% and %, only sass
To Omaha anu return, August 10 ~.
IS, only $50.
To 81. Paul and return, August 20,
30, only 337.
For particulars call at city ticket
office, .0l Main street.
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HtAhn' western hhiiNh1s
On July 18th, 1914 anu .Otp. In nj.
dillon 10 round trim rats nj $3.50. the
IL. q. w. announces following nfst.
GLASS One'Ssy fatei: Omaha 500
Kansas CITY $40, 81. Louis $50, Chicago
5000. Through slseDlUg cars, tree
reclining chair ears. Ticket ofiiee No,
10 West Second South street.
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gslspbous COS
City Ticket ONES, 2Ol Main Str1,.
WasAlch Bun ding

DE EuBLGr.
General Agent Passenger Department
fIl.H. CLARK,
OLIVER W. MINK,
b. ELLERN ANDERSON, ReeelTefs
.OHk ", DOANk
lliEDhMCE X C0uDERr
49, A-O--AA, -. A. - ., AEsaL
A. DICAlAsOA, General AAaAgG