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The oasis., 1896-05-23

Saturday, May g, 1896.
CITY AND COUNTY.

Will Smith, the s. P. detective well
 known In Pima county, recently died
 in Sacramento from the effects of an
 attack of apoplexy.
 Report has it that all the machinery
 formerly owned by the QuIjotoa Min
 ing company has been sold again, to
 parties who will utilize the same in an extensive milling industry.
 At Tucson Surveyor General Geo. l. Roskrugc and Miss Lena Wood, daughter of Probate Judge John s.
 Wood, were married at the residence of the brides parents last week.
 Allen II. White has been appoint ed live stock inspector at Crittenden, vice Judge Vanderlip, resigned. The appointment covers the inspection of cattle for slaughter or shipment at Crittenden and Washington Camp.
 Gen. A. J. Sampson has accepted an invitation to deliver the memorial ad- dress on Grand Army day. May 30, in Tucson. The General Is an accom- plished orator and the Tucson c. A. k. have done well to secure his services.
 At the democratic convention at Tucson last Saturday the following delegates to the territorial conycn- tIon were chosen NJ. c. Samaniego. c. A, Hoff, M Gervais, F. c. Hughes, J. E. Scott, Jas. Leahy, c. A. Brown, N. w. Bernard, Johu Maloney, James Finley and Pedro Pellon. Scattering votes were cast for six other gentle. men.
 A young Pima county attorney in Graham county addressed District Judge Rouse as follows the other day and was fined S25: Nl hope your honor will weigh this case honestly and fair ly and 2nd for my client. Itrust that on the other hand you will not decide the issue in such manner as to call | down upon the court the clamor and | indignation of the community
 Tine l.. A. w. has given Tucson an opportunity Co witness the perform ancc of some of the crack bicycle riders of the United States. The con- dtion upon which these circuit chasers will stop over here and give an exhibition, is that prizes to the amount of $500 be guaranteed Re- cognlzing the importance of this mat ter the leading business men are subscribing libcrally and doubtless the amount will be raised. The date will be either May 39th or June 1st, and will be positively announced in ample time. -[Citizen.
 Miss Fannie Good, lady of Caaba- sas, was brought to town yesterday for examination on charge of lunacy and for commitment to the terrIto- rial insane asylum. Her insanity Is of n violent and noisy character which itselfin preaching and en- deayors to escape from covered wa gon in which she was brought in. Lunacy was induced by attendance at | series of meetings lately held at No- gales by a travelling minister who held md expounded extreme views on the subject of sanctifcation. She was .akan tn Dboopfx, l,r+ .,t.t.4 rC.
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down every coal and iron mine in Tho
United s aies. They can do 70 because
they control tho money which this
country produces.
Now NJ. Depew comes ami says he
never gave utierance to iucb an asset.
lion and does not believe ~; that the e
are railways, ceal miues and iaeioriei
that are run independent Of New Yofh
mes end capital, tia, while the hrads
Of great corporations could check the
Nheels Il ! dubry temporarily In tnauy
lines were they insane enough to At.
tempt u, they would be quickly over
slnu. hel by the mass Of the American
people 10 mefcsn,ilo and mechanical
puuuip, and who are the efsons WIN
'tally WELD The national power either
by their sotiviiy or leihAfgy relative l.
prevailing conditions. since Mr
Dspew doubtless knows Whist be DID
cay, he Ia given the benefit Of his dis.
c'simer.
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AID sometimes not. but where
their proceedings have the effect o.
dcceiving, where they merely cause a
cessation Of wrong condition, ans
leivo nature to do the reconsliuciive
Work In the body, " II is done, they
have M legitimate claim TO be- "heal.
ofs." L. them bavs the credit they
3tieiv, nj more,to LEAF to deception.
Those wno really heal the sick, etc, ~
Chtistald HIS Apostles did, DO 90 by
tue zane means aud through c0n.
i0fmity to the ssme Gospel laws Ne
The lord and His disciples do. A.
10 sehraucr ami ohofs OF his class,
however, n cl,ims they make are p
utilization for the persecution which
come Of the clergy have waged against
hem. Tney are entitled To full toler.
uncu under The rules both of free gov.
utnment and true religion. Bat 90 n,
who pols Zee superior meaos ia utihE.
log tho powers Of lite have no ex us,
TOT fesotting to thtss Of m in.rior
order.
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1nr MoMAN ANn lunar.


There will b. some diliefouoo o.
opinion 40 to which got the best Of Il
In recounlvr between Police Jusiic'
Ncwby AMI Mrs. Pinder, Of Port Rich
mlnd, New York, the olhtr day,
although the woman has two
monlhs' term To sefve In jail. Johu
Piuder married a wife with q fiery
temper, ton, no for icoldine, anu
isis which she Is not Glow IN using
upon him when, In hor view. he mi-
behaves himself; 90, on Friday last, he
wanted her arrested. She vas brought
before Justice Newly. who, ina spiflt
Of ifienuliness, sought 10 admonish the
woman, but she would have none Of
Of his aavioe, aud hurled opithels at
him that made HE magittefiai feeling
boil within bis bosom. ThU sacred
rules OF bis court were tfamplcd upon.
Extreme measures were necessary.
"i'l give you the full penally OF ths
law" he said, "nily.niue days, ifyou
DO not keep quiet and get out Of her,
right away" "OLi you will, will
you7n was the irale response. Ia tie
rext instant stout ~ was 10 ciu.
junction with the Judicial nnsc; a pipe
that had rested peAceabiy between the
Judicial lips was lammed down the ju-
diolal throat aud ashes were driven iu
a binding cloud Into tho Judicial NOT.
tfile anu eyes. Justice was blinded
and could DO nothing but tputier ana
spit and rub his eyes. IL was an aw.
al eome.down Tor the magia'erial
CAVITY. Dignity was gone 10 the
dogs Hut MS. Pinder was moi
done. Near the jusliee's deck was a
basket Of large, hns, juicy gtapes.
Mrs. Pin Ter grsbbud tho baakol hnd in
,n instant had II inverted aud Iammri
down over the Judicial head. tn,
Newby iopknoi male a flno POUNDS.
tior for n wiue-pfss. dtapo juice
flowed IN streams down tho ia lclsi
untenanee ana the Judicial ears
were al cd with pulp. Shirt o5l-
lar, ueokile and coat looked ~ ~
they had beeD played upon by n
squiftgun loa led with clafeL Hatiess,
bfeathless and halt drowned, thu Jui-
lloe made dash for the dooI. Mrs.
Pinder followed With scream, OF exui.
tation. Then she was secured, her
husband Aidiug 10 the capture. whtn
The justice had taken n bath aud pot on
clean ouliil, he looked and felt stern.
ly digninei and sent the woman to iaii
lor fiily.niHe days. But he will DO
very careful hereafter how he attempts
TO Admonlph tho kind OF wife known
10 Lord MaeaulAy AS tan imputous
ami reeklesa isrmavani."
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a.. ...fs.
louAJ oe'ooe' stni " Wv 49,, 49,
nun Ahn'Veisa'y o. 'n' t,'', -.
hte' IN lovo .ne wy - '.' 80,
'et'el " y nonusy w"'."' :" 80.
s"u'A 'o'i'' W '"' "'"''s v
'hu h"AAensu wv s'"F.'
"D'iu oy 'pe sa''"V'' VI y, - A..
i've "ootu' i"u "'''Vp''. a. a..
sho's OF hAAo hlen's"n We, ~, 80 y, ~. :,
'ns h'e "'nu " y" '.''u' ~ - ,. :,
mOs' 'eein'u ~ .nouk" w. !. y.
OF eou'"Iy Neu'u w oVeui.'
ouna'ns Wv "s.n.s u''u ',,.' :, a..
gaming 'oi 'no Guy 'ne pOs .'' ~ :"
'0imei s'o''" n"'
was w" noioca"s' o' 'n'' Vo'VV.. ~,
W" no' an unn'''a wv ,"~' ~
upon 'ue ohy "pue'''D"'e '"u '''. ,''.
Ao'e " were w" oi'Ou''Asu'' " "N
event. 70 ,hicAso " We" i'Any o'
'hk W u'sku'''' ho"o. Wv av'-, -
'ouAy, ""''s my 'no o'i'o'1''V" " W.
gre" turning, n 'JO,0'us w. ".
long SUI 'APlu suiue' o. 'n p'o'e .,
Ahu p,ospe''y 'nA' nA'' w" 80"
SINCE we 'is'A"oh o. u'e' iHA' ''s'a
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An IRRIGATION CONGRESS.


IN tho 18Th 81 the present month
Kansas will have M Irrigation con.
greis at Great Bend. II IL the fourth
meeting Of the state organization, aud
Will continue In sssaion three days.
IT, special Importance 10 that AZ the
present time the oulliyatsrS OF Kansas
slll are driven to that necessity t.
secure iftigating water when viii
impel them 10 adopt effective methods
therefor. There IL no use deIendinR
upon rains for Irrigation; artificial CT, p
watering muit be resoflsd 10 10 a more
extensive manner to secure anything
like satisfactory returns. But there
arc no mountain streams or stored
snppliss. Tbs western part Of the
slate, especially, has been deprived Of
certain natural advantage which II
once possessed. The broad. shallow
rivers which formerly contained n
good supply Of the fluid, are pIac.
llcally drained by tho irrigation
bitches OF Colorado. Tue highlands
approaching the Rocky Mountains are
especially adaplei to thls surface iTTl.
CATION, and tor these che streams have
been drawn upon Ne lar rs practicable,
nearer their heads than the kansas
farmer eau reach. This forcss the
eutiyalor In the suufowcr state 10 20
TO the undeTiow Tor his irTigaiing
water. Nature has provided that part
Of the county with an abundant tut 1.
ply In this undeifi W. but the din
Guilty has been TO get II ~ the surface
az an expense that can DO borne.
Windmllls aud pumps have &c.
cgmplished much 10 doing this,
bat are not yet lhoT0uG Gully effective H.
their present construction, no lar As
they are IN use. An important tutlee
te.ote the congress viii bs that relat.
iug To this pumping Of the undeiflow.
Apfopos VI the discussion Of this topic
by the Kansas itTigat0rs, II may b
suggested that there IL Ia this Slate
pumping apparatus when seems vast
~ nearer what Ia desired VA pulnt
effectiveness In raising water lhas
auything We have Noted oulside.
rhete 10 a posslu lily that I tue Gieat
Bend congress hal tue opportunity ot
examining the HARDY windmill AM
pump /, M ght di'ooyor therein sen, &.
thing tha. would be u material aid 90
tbs KausAs irfigaliouist ia HE present.
efforts to secure the water whioa lus
nov Is e m afallyely brueath anu b..
youd HE urncH,
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LAsT ,nAAul 10 RlGlsTlR. !

These who have no, registered, but
are entitled 70 do q. ought OF TO force
the iaot that next week Gsfs the only
remaining chance previous to the
general election IN November. On
rue'day, the 1911, AMI Saturday, the
l7th, Of October, registry agents In
every election prscino, Will hold open
oiiice In their respective preciacts,
where all qualified ptrsons may get
their names ON the registration llsi, Il
not there nlresdy. No citizen who has
an interest In the general wei nre viii
roglect ihls tuiy. Remember the lsit
dates for REGISTRATION the present year
are OetOhr iaand ~.
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RUSSIA asD rnAScr.


The CHIEF topicoi Interest IN Europe
Il, Of course, the vlsit oi the ear TO
France. rhe republic has spared no
meaus At IT, command to make the
reception ~ grand. impressive and
cordial rs posibe. Hat what h Of
more interest 10 tho other countries Of
Europe Ia tue attitude Of R1.sia's ruler
iowafd Fran CO, and the manner In
which he receives tho attentions be
slowed upon him by the people and
iis representatives IL being closely
watched. Franco has on every possible
occasion given the world to under
stand that an Intimate alliance eH
isis between the two counties
RntsiH's policy In Asia has not
borne this allegation out to any
marked degree. WIN tho car now lot
a word fall, that may be interpreted az
a confirmation Of tue rxisis co Of q
formal alliance with FfancsY That 10
the point q chief interest TO the outer
world.
80 far no very definite clue has been
given. The speschss Published are
merely phrases Of courtesy. The car
ielt touched at tho cordial welcome,
and hoped the President would In.
isrprete his good wishes to France.
Yet when this little bit OF oraloTy Il
clmpafsd 10 tho money llAbles uttered
al Vienna, or the almost ironical
remark In reply 10 tho Ger.
man empefor's n lrls that hs--
the czat-weuld mAlniAin the
same feelings to Germany that
nag animated bis father, II IL In.
possible but " find In II an indication
that france anu Russia arc frcnds.
IL In other government circles the hops
has been entertained that the twO
coun,rios were drswing Bpari, It IL
clearly an Illusion. How lar the
agreement extends. is,howevef, n mat.
Tel OF sufmiss. II may DO AZ alliance
to counterbalanoe the three middle
powers OF Europe and Great Bfitaii ,
OF II may be only an agreement " en-.
teslain friendly feelings mutually.
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HEALING AND nLALERs.

A.. a.. ..,- a
W." '""' hHnu' oopfau'f' IN"
., "sA,p' ~ w oA''o' Anu As ne auNer
49, u''n'V', " ~ ""n' 'he rush 10
~" " 'n'"S WI" 'VH' " imAg'hA'y
= o,'on may " 'oOAeu 'C' mere as
e"ne''' AZ mAAs' no u'ue'ehoe
'na' many u MS o'alua nave been
suoWu !" % "eSohu he he's' Just a.
'n'S us'' uoeh WIN aohIa''Sr anu
e'"'b oe,'Ain e'a,i OF people wiz
'ush I" MN III tue came Fer
n'p ms uoe' possess some OF "hd
" An'"n !" "Asne''o" power
msnS po''ons uo' anu arc aole 70 use
'', so0' o' w puIpo'e'' bu' ihN
W. hsa'o'" IN he se'ip'ufni
.o"'' 70 'u'"o'J auo'ne' oiA'm' fef'
h'p' so"s parsons VINO exercise latin
~ nun m'y 20 'eheVeu OF some ilis; II
" We" o''Aonshou 'Ae' 'hA' heathons
.nu 'ouis VINO "'ull not IKE TO 10
o'Aa'su NJ neA.nshlsh or barbarian
aa'' 0'sn 10 renewed oy 'heiF iaiih In
~ N'' "nu 'uo Hh'' LOT tue
~en'.i powers OF inc individual have
"hAeu ihhuenee upon the physical
oonu''on' ana q strong VIII often over
comes pam anu disease bnt even this
NOV meaning Fs'sous may
20 'snoNeu OF au tmic'lou'
SUI mature may neal them,
Jus. ~ Foreign SUBSTANCE, for
'n''Auus morn or 'p'In'pf may DO
'u'''su nom Tue ue'n' Whlch VIII be
Hosu AtV'""'u' sometimes this
'''uO'A' OF 'no cause Is good act
so'i'''u'es ho', LOT u may be merely
'uo o'''A''oh OF M eVll act For Illus
''N',Su' 'ne man may unm'telluiIy beat
auo'hs' Snu MS stopping tue ezuelly
+" NOV a soou usol In Tie 'enae OF doing
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This Imminent - INHERENT la oompo.
sition from any other Imminent on iho
msfks'. IL Is scientific discovery
which results In II being tho mOsl psno.
uAtinr Li1lmenl ever known, There
are numerous Whiie mutations, which
msY 10 recommended becauts they
pay ne seller greater ptonL Beware
q lnrse anu demand ballard NEsy
LtlDIsm. IL positive y cufrs Rlgu.
naIism, Neuralgia, SpTaln., Bruists,
Wounds, Cuts, sciAliu aud lnhamms-
tory Rhtumaiiam, Burn, Soalus, aoTo
Feet, Contracted Muscles, sin JOINTS,
OLD Sores, Pain In Bsrk, BAfU VIE
Cuts, sore Chest OF Throat, ami Ia
especially beneficial IN Pa . ysis.
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Ate you Biliious, O3nstip4trd ot
troubled with Iauuiius, SICK Head.
tohe, Rad Taste "a Mouth, FOui
Breath, CoElvd Tongue, pybpcpsln,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, Pain II
Back aud btlWeen the sh ulitts, hiiia
and Fever, etc. II you have Rny OF
these symptoms, your LlVor 10 out Of
bTdsf aud your bloo1 IL slowly being
Toialbsd, becHuse your iiivet dOta not
act properly. HERnisE will euro any
disorder Of the Liver, stomach OF
BoWelE IL hiss M equal 80 q Liver
Medicine. Price 70 csuis. Free Trial
halllss u Il q. n 1, drug klsTa.
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IA. NJ. Blossom, senior member OF
II. NJ. Blossom a o., GIT n. 81 81,
~. Louis, wiitesi had been lsil with
d very disiTeaslnf cough, tue result Of
iniiusnEa, watch nothing Suomed 10
relieve. until took Baidrd's Roro.
h0vnd Syrup. One bottle completely
sutod me. | aent one bottle 10 my
sister. who had n severe cough, ami
she experienced immediate relief
always recommend this syrup TO my
ffiends.
John Crans,ou, COS Hampihlrs
street, Quincy. Ills, wtit'H nave
found Bailards H0rehOuHd Syrvp
superior 60 any othHr cough medicine
| have ever knowh II never dilAp-
p0lnla. Prior b0e.
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sR. pErEN D,D NOT SAY So.

ihe GLOWING statement has sp.
peirei Ia nearly all Iho newspapers VI
tho county, 10 havlng been made by
Chsu oey NJ. Depev;
There are iny men In New York who
can IN tWenty-four no ~ stop every
" heel on all railroads, close every door
of an our mnnutac. Ories, lock every
switch VI ali Geographic limos, aud shu
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CITY Subscriber. vii tindiy notify , I. i1nbi Z,
liftaisiorl, u sny ffezalafiu To he dslfsI o.
tar papefs
All communications should b. aitresssft,
Dss.ssr Hsvs FusLsHns Co
1slsphoas ~
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w s.

Dseniy rorfs Tor hHeil inserted unds'
his Acdding, once for ioe, hriee Jor 2'cI
one rest Jor tOcI one mouth Jor 600 per
line. No ad- taken Jor iess than lbc.
lganis Of mors fAan lines sane proper.
boaais rate Adsaftss aAd oct ,ssnii'
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riiay

mo ursrnrr fruEuu NHWt y D.
ea..ist stssris4, II oafner souih and Lai' Ieinss
sirsfti. Sail fste GU. .tt.. a
uicddE .ttt...H
On Tuesiaf and FRIDAY 81 each sea. t
Ths nrsrarr WrrHLt IN magazine Torn /" ~
nahsd ever HaiufdaE
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M rrvs l. 10 sale Al the principal Hotel, YES
Stands md o. ali rssssnser trains ieafins NJ w
after ap N dsly.
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,houii aivsT, sys iofasf a. vel a. pf''sa' Az
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MKNTS s.
=---====--=----=s= -
TNreliy cords Tor Ines Inserted under
,Aio Asading, once for lle, t'fiee for 2aci
one vest J0r 5ocs ons Mouth Jor Zoe per
ins No I'D. taken for less than iso.
Wants OF more than lines same proper
souats rate Adpetiss and get 'ss-iaA
WANTED MS otLLAEEous.
TEAN. HoRsEs WEIGHING Sor LEss
than llle pounds eAcn, Apply Juvenile
Instructor once,
crook snFEr WANTED. a. KEisou.
> iia West Temple, south
CROOK tnEEP WANTED a. KEYsoR.
= NS West templo, south
Nyoug CLOTHES 10 CLEAN, u PR
i month. O'heafA block. % W. second 10.
TyERYRoDY TO GIT THIN rnoIos
~ enlarged ny the Utah Portrait 90 BIZ
" iifft routh street, four doors west OF Din'
woodey'a. 1--WE make pictures that look Ike
you" Artistic pictures Al a moderate price
We've Win every dozen photos ordered.
NAiath thOto rATlors, WAiAlch biock HE.
yAinf 10 an door
Enn MIN TO BUY HOMEMADE
Ooo saddles aud harness. cheap and
sood " I. Williams, "a state street.
----s--------------=-
,,,nuptsrs m cpr MouMoS TEMPLE
alt Lake IN faeton, q b. Third south
----------------
,,,,yy.unnv 40 utty INN sksr trE
II, 1919 ~ L .is,ia ~ a,sh or vhoisssie
sasonts nam tsifp9ene E
80 soHN" mann ""
.NTrn tyruYuoDY To ORDER
w 30 e,ean, az Ifed Wtison. ice a Main
EIlkAPEsT, BEsT fLAot 10 Nv And
Nteu'ehehAht' see"hu'"AhN s"""s' 80 "'@''
,vN woNps ASp ClutpnFS TO
.-.--,-.o,,, 80 INV rnv nr,r ,cr
ENthhhonh 70 W. hiit hh a igh
~ outh Maih telephone ~
w - svooSn u.Nn Yup.,.
~ iure. wagons, buggies harness. &c. Al
" eo-e' : - 80 '''-s~
IgvtRY owSKg, OF a BoII;rn TO thy
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TNra,iy cords Tor Ines Inserted under
tAio heading once for lle, triee for 2aci
oas vesk y0r 5ocs ons Mouth for Zoe per
inG No I'D. taken for les than isc.
Wants Of more than Q lines saae proper
aonats rate. Aduertiss and get Tsss-s4
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Oh HoRsEs TO BOARD AED EVERY.
= ~ tody 30 know that shurtlon las The
best camp wagons IA tho city, also hrALelAsa
livery, can on Exchange stables, No. 10
J. Fourth south
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WANTS.

Tveuty ronds Tor Ines INSERTED uair
his heading, oHce Ior lbc, hries Jor go
one rosk Jor Zoe! one month Jor Toe p.
Inc. No adj talen Tor icss Aau is
liaHt1 Of H'orc than lines SANE propo.
hoadie rdic Adpertise aud oei ,s,uin
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A GOOD MALE SCHOOL TEACHER
IA wanted 70 take ehhfga Of the Holden
Diauict school, Any ong desiunF the aiuA.
lion hnd can come Vel recommended can be-
accommodated by applying to tho under'
EDWARD sTEyENs.
DOsALiNE HARMON,
john ullhRhiSnTOE,
Trustees.
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INyERYBopY 10 BuY TnE nFsr iOE
IL cream nj keolsy's, W dish or Nnolesalo,
.ft outh MAin, telephone n,
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INvkHY OwSER OF a BoiIEn TO thy
Ia Champion Boiler tompouudi guaranteed
TO remove al scale or corrution from boiler OF
eunuceuonsl prevents pitunR and protects the
meta. enld on thirty dayh tfial, no money
collected uulefs compound does the sofk
purely vegetable containing no acids or
yitTiols. Made 10 brick form " save freight
Can or address bowman a NlcHum, so south
second hast street, Salt Lake CITY
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MIN. woMEs AND CHILDREN TO
n Commercial street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TI'EAM. HORSES WEIGHING Sor LESS
4 than zoe pounds eAcn. Apply Juvenile
Instructor once.
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NEW AND SECOND HAND TURsL
~ tuTe. yhEons. buggies harness etc. A.
v obber's. ~ ttate street.
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CROOK SHEEP WANTED a. Ktison.
> Is, West Temple, south
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