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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-09

adopted in all fire departments having
these extras. instead of loading same
on the fire engines ?'-J. A. Archibald,
Chief Fire Department. Cincinnati, 0.
Topic No. 5-"Should not a munich
pality give the fire chief authority to
control the setting OF pctes and
stringfng of wires of telephone, tele-
graph and electric street railway com
panies ?"-George Knoff1ock, Chief Fire
Department Mansfield, o.
Topic No. 6.-''What should be the
necessary qualifications of a chief of
fire Department.
Topic No. 7-''Some dangers to. be
apprehended from the transformer sys-
tenn of electric lighting. Should cities
with a population of $1,000 and over
organize and maintain an efficient cleo
tTical bureau TO supervise new and
old insulations Of electric wires, mo-
tors and generators for the better pro-
lection of life and property ?''-Captain
William Brophy, Boston, Mass; Will
lam McDevitt, Philadelphia, Pa; Nor
ris w. Mead, Pittsburg.
Topic No. S-"Do town and city au-
thorlties realize the dangers of cleo
trolysis due to imperfect return con-
ductors of street railways" -Same
Committee as Topic No. T.
Topic No. 9-"How can the modern
tall buildings be best protected by the
fire department?"-S. Brentano, New
York City.
Topic No. 1O-"LocaH fire insurance
agent. His relative position to the
chief of the fire department. j. A.
Crawford. Chief Fire Department,
Benton Harbor Mich.
Topic No. 11-"Benefit of drill schools
for firemen.''
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news association with which The Her
aid has just formed a permanent al
lance. During the war of the rebellion
he won distinction, first as a special
correspondent for the New York Her
aid, and afterward as assistant adju-
tant-general of Major General Han
cocks veteran army corps. After the
close of the war and a tour of Europe
he made his first visit to Salt Lake
city, where ne remained six months
and made many friends while studying
our resources and institutions.
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The first installment: of the delegates
to the convention of International As
sociation of Fire Engineers, which
convenes its twenty-fourth annual ses-
sion at Continental market tomorrow
morning, arrived yesterday over the
Union Pacific by special train. There
were 116 people in the party-fire chiefs
and friends-and they were met at the
station by the local reception COM
mittee and escorted to their hotels in
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THIEDE's BODY.
Sandy People Indignant Because Of
the Burial in the Cemetery.

Sandy People Indignant Because Oh
the Burial in the Cemetery.
The Sandy people are still very tndig-
nant because the remains of Charles
Theide who was hanged for the murder of
his wife, have been inferred in the Sandy
cemetery. They are loud in their denun-
Citations of Mr.. Schmidt, brother-in-law of
Thiede for the surreptitious method which
it is said he adopted to have the body
placed in the grave without the knowledge
of the people of Sandy. Those who were
present at the meeting held to protest for
mulated written request to Mr.. Schmidt
to have the body removed The request
was presented to Mr.. and Mrs. Schmidt
al the grave, where they had camped for
the night, but they refused to receive it
and stated that they would insist on the
body remaining where it had been laid.
The ecclesiastical board took legal ad-
vice ON the matter and finding that the
law could give them no aid, they decided
to drop the matter for the present.
Although it is well known that Mrs.
Schmidt stated that she was fully con-
WINGED of Thiede's guilt, Governor Wells
says she made no such broad statement
to him.
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FUNERAL OFANDREW TAYsUM
Held Yesterday With Large At
tendance of Friends


tendance of Friends.
The funeral of the late Andrew j. Tay-
sum was held yesterday afternoon from
the undertaking parlors of Joseph Will
liam Taylor. The deceased was a young
man whe had very large circle of
warm friends. fact which was well at
tested by the numbers in attendance at
the funeral, the chapel, the parlors and
even the Railways being crowded. The
opening invocation was offered by Joseph
F. Simmons and Milando Pratt delivered
a touching address eulogistic of the de-
ceased.
The musical portion of the service was
by a. quartette composed of John James,
j. T. Dunbar, T. e. Harper and Thomas
Butler, who sang suitable hymns in a
very feeling manner.
The interment took place in the family
burying ground in the city cemetery,
where, in the presence of the old time
friends OF the deceased. the grave was
dedicated and the young man, called away
SO early, was laid to rest beside his moth
er.
The members of the Salt Lake gun club
acted as pail bearers and the floral Offer
ings were numerous and very beautiful
and appropriate.
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CONCERT AT LIBERTY PARK.

Held's band drew an enormous crowd at
Liberty park last Sunday to hear the
concert programme which they rendered.
The band is doing very excellent work and
it's iberality and enterprise in thus fur
nishing open air music so that rich and
poor alike may enjoy it, cannot be too
highly commended. The programme for
today at 4:50 p. m is as follows:
March, General Wayne" .......... Adler
Gavotte, Loves Dream .........C Casey
Selection from opera, Mariana with
solos for two saXaphoneS by Messrs
Berry and Lundquist. Wallace
Overture, Yankee Peddler" ...... Masten
La Serenade Observation-Disclosures. Schubert
Rage in Ireland ......................Be Boyer
Dance of the Darkies .Masten
By request.
March, "Corcoran Cadets .Sousa
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WHO THEY ARE.

Following are the visitors who have
arrived and the places where they are
domtciled:
York: Charles B. Castle, New York; F.
P. Beardslee. Bridgeport, Conn; c. r.
Leonard, WillEamantic, Conn; john
Hardy, Chicago; T. r. Polyhan, Chi
cago; ]. D. Paige and wife, Jollet, IL; !;
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hestor, Philahea-
phGa; Mrs j. C. Barton and daughter,
Philadelphia George w. Miller and
wife, Reading, Pa; c. H. Cohen and
wife. Allentown, Pa; H. HeinmilleT and
wife. Columbus, o.; G. NJ. Kellogg,
and wife, Sioux City; ]. Peinfried and
wife, Dubuque; Mrs. j. Keller, Sioux
City; z. w. Simpson and wife, Spring
field, O.; NJ. S. Humphreys, Pbttsiburg
Pa: Isaac NJ. Marlkley, N. Y; B. j.
Mcconnell, Buffalo; W. c. McAfee, Bal
timore; S. w. Elforth, Camden N. j.;
NJ E. Higgins, Albany, n. Y; W. j.
Whiting and wife, New York city; Paul
c. Newman, New York: Bertrand Loeb,
jr., New York; j. w. Hardy, Chicago;
John ]. McNlalnon, Erie, Pa; j. Z. D..
McMechan, Chicago; Miss M. NC
Donald, Chicago; Walter c. Grey Chi
cage; L. w Clark, New York; William
Exall, Newark, n. j.; Willis c. Vajen,
IndianRpolisr Henry Senmfon, Grand
Rapids; Henry A. Hills and wife Wyo-
ming, Ohio; Mrs. w. r. Morrison, Gin
cinnatf; Thomas McIlroy, jr., New York;
James H. Haight and wife, Peeksville,
n. Y; J. J. Conway and wife, Cfncln-
nate, Ohio; A. Seeley, Chicago; j. Hold
gins, Mammoth, Wis; Mrs. E. w. Rfne-
hart, Decatur, H.; E. w. Barknaan,
c. w. Dewen, Decatur, III; M. j. Ny
ers, Ill; H. E. Smith, jr., and wife, Chi
cago; F. J. Keogh and wife, Chicago;
H. w. Yates, Lexington, KY; c. NJ
Richardson, Providence, R. l.; w. w.
Fiske,, Jo4nnstown; Irving Pot, Central
Falls, r. L; ]. V Witwailts, Pawtucket,
r. l.. John Brierby, Lynn, Mass; Mel
Win Beal, Lawrence, Mass; D. A Burt,
Taunton, Mass; VIII Weber, Boston,
Mass; A. c. ByTne, New York city; H
c. Griffin and wife, Tarrytown, N. j.;
F. B. Woody, Deering, Maine; NJ. A.
Eldredge, Portland; Charles Swan,
Providence, r. I.
The Templeton-JohnR idell, Omaha;
Fred NJ. Smith, South Omaha; j. E.
Bentley Charlton, Ia; c: Callahan,
Center Mass; ]. ]. Conway, Cincin-
natl; j. j. Sherman, Chicago; A. j.
Kennedy, New Haven, Conn; w. H.
Mcdonald, New Haven, Conn; j. K.
Hunter, Allegheny, Penn; S. S. Boren,
Chicago; J. w. Bates, G. A. Childs, A.
Sanderson, Council Bluffs; A. p. Fogg,
Va; E. V. Farley, Petersburg, Va;
James McFall. Roanoke, Va; D. G.
Larkin, Dayton, o.
The Cullen-N. B. Dodge, Lafayette,
Ind; Harry Warren, Evansville, Ind;
J. H Pearson, Auburn, N. Y; E. j.
Jubart, Auburn, N. Y; R. G. Black
burn, Oswego; L. Eckell, Syracuse, N.
Y; j. Malcomb, Rochester; j. F.
Jarckel, Pekin, Ill; F. W. Peabody,
Albion, Mich: E. S. Hetner, Jackson,
Mich. j. c. Tolan, Escanaba, Mich;
D. B. Breese, Racine, Wis; D. Armit-
age, Racine, Wis; c. H. zuttemeister,
Chicago; Otto E. Zuttemeister, Chi
cago; w. Nickerson and wife, Chicago;
P Eysig, Syracuse, N. Y.
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State auditor Inouires.

State Auditor Richards inquiries of the
attorney general how he is to proceed in
the collection of clerks fees which have
been turned into the county treasures,
in the following letter:
Hon. A. c. Bishop, Attorney General:
Dear STA nuInper or clerks IN the
me on the subject of fees received by
them and their deputies from January
to June 5, 1896. stating that through a
on the question, they had paid into their
respective county treasures all moneys
derived from these sources. and refer me
to the boards of county commissioners
vice in relation thereto. Yours truly,
MORGAN RICHARDS. JR.,
State Auditor.
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Excursions to Garfield have been booked
the last few days as follows:
Monday, Aug. 1O-Brighton ward.
Tuesday, Aug. u.-Murray Sunday
schools.
Wednesday, Aug. Twisting fire chiefs
Thursday, Aug. 13-Salt Lake German
societies.
Saturday, Aug. 15-General excursion OF
choral societies of Utah, Juab and San
pete counties.
Monday, Aug. 17-Catholic day and Sun
day schools.
tuesday. Aug. 1S-Y. NJ C. A. Msual
road race.
Wednesday, Aug. 19-Annual outing A
o. U. ".
Thursday, Aug. 20-Twentieth ward Mu-
tual Improvement association.
Saturday, Aug. 22-Tooele county teach
ers' association.
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We have at last got into quarters
that is frst-class, where we have the
very best facilities to do work, and
give absolute satisfaction at prices
that suits you. Call and be convinced
MATSON BROS, Photographers,
Scott-Auerbach building, 1872 South
Main street.
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COL. FINLEY ANDERSON.
DISTINGUISHED JOURNALIST WHO
IS NOW VISITING SALT LAKE.
He is Connected With the Executive
Department of the United Press
Won His Spurs During the War.

We are pleased to welcome back to
our city Colonel Finley Anderson of
New York, who will be a guest of the
Alta club during his brief sojourn
among us. Colonel Anderson is con-
nected with the executive department
of The United Press, the great national
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ADyERTIsEs SALT LAKE.

The convention will do much to bene-
fit SaDt Lake in the way of advertising
the city. The United and Associated
Press will send out dispatches daily
during the stay of the chiefs, the great
number of people who will come to
attend it or accompany the party
would many of them never have visited
Salh Lake in all probability had 1T not
been for the convention coming here,
and they will go away and tell OF our
greatness. Then, too, the firemen
Journals, three of them at least, have
published special editions in honor of
the occasion in which are printed views
of Salt Lake and pictures of prominent
men here, devoting also considerable
space to describing the city as we'll
as Ogden and the state generally They
are the Fire and Water, published at
New York city, the Western Fireman
of Chicago and the Firemen S Herald Of
New York.
THE street railway companies are
getting out complimentary car passes
for the use Of the visitors.
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stop and Learn

The NJ L A. will give another of
their enjoyable excursions to Saltair
on August 2Sth.
1t is requested that all of the Off
GERS of Y. NJ. and Y. L. NJ l. A will
do all they can to make this the day
of all days. Programme, train sched-
ule and all details will be published
later. Remember, August 2Sth.
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DIED.

CHILVER.-In the Sixth ward, this city,
Aug 8, 1896. of cholera infantum, Lewis
E., son of c. J. and Edith Chilver, aged
13 days.
Funeral services will be held today (Sun-
day. at p. m. from AS West Fifth South
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For above occasion, Union Pacific
will sell round-trip tickets at one-fare
from all stations in Salt Lake. Utah
and Juab cor1ties, August 22-2S, limit
returning August a.
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DIVIDENDS PAID

On 500 invested July 1, 1896. July Is,
dividend paid. $50; August 1, dividend
paid, $10.69.
The above has been received by in
vestors in Salt Lake City from e. S
Dean & Co., 80 Broadway, n. Y. Call
for city references.
CLARKE YOUNG. Agent,
Room ZIG Atlas block.
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The Odd Fellows excursion to Salt
air beach on Thursday, August 10, will
be the grand fete day OF the week.
The order has prepared a fine pro-
gramgne for the entertainment of all.
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Odd Fellows day is August 10, at
Sa.ltair beach. Proceeds for the benefit
of the home fund.- Carnival of Madrid .
visitation by fire chiefs and extra
amusements under charge of the Odd
Fellows
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PRICE REDUCED.

Weber Coal company have reduced
the price of all kinds of lump coal 10 81
per ton; stove and nut coal, SO. rs. Clean
coal aud full weight guaranteed.
W. ]. MONTGOMERY.
Accent
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Nice cool Val Blatz Milwaukee and
Fisher beer. Private family rooms, at
the New Star saloon, SO West First
South street
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On Monday, August 10, at 1920 am.
No 74S West First South street Horse,
harness, wagon, buggy, lumber and
furniture and carpet in four rooms.
K A. ANDREWS, Auctioneer.
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Fare for round trip, so cents.
Olsons orchestra in attendance ev-
cry afternoon and evening. Bathing,
boating, dancing.
Depot corner First South ard Fourth
West. D. E. hurley,
General Manager.
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Abstracts furnished. titles insured.
md interest paid on deposits by
Utah Title Insurance and Trust COM
pany, log Main street.
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Sam Levy Cigar Manufacturing Co.
have the finest cigar you ever smoked
they call it the w. J. Bryan. It is made
of Vulta Abajo tobacco-a tobacco that
is konwn for its quality.
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The Odd Fellows grand state excur-
zion on August 13 to Saltair will eclipse
anything of the kind at the favorite re-
sort Carnival of Madrid pyrotech-
mics and extra amusements.
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utah Commercial and Saving. bank

General banking business; pays per
cent on deposits. T. Armstrong, pres;
P. w. Madsen, vice-pres.; j. z. Jen-
nings, cashier; % Z. 1st South street.
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MORPHINE AND ALCoBo1,

Habits permanently cured at the
Kelley institute, 1e6 West Second
North, under direct supervision Of Dr.
Keeley.
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Remember we fit you; we also give
you a pattern that will become you.
j. Eagle Taiiors, 1877 South Main street.
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"HAIL TO THE CHIEFS" "
Advance Guard of the Fire Fight
ers Arrive.
KEPT BUSY SIGHT SEEING
TOPICS AND ASSIGNMENTS FOR THIS
INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION.

VIII BE Called to Order at 10 O'clock
Tomorrow MOrning-WilI Visit the
Tabernacle and the Lake Resorts
TOday-The Committees and the
Programme.
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For Three DAYS Only

Curtis & Wheeler's fine grade tan
shoes. Have sold for $4.75; for three
days only $685.
F. AUERBACH & BRO.
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Buy Your Boys School Suits
this week aft F. Auerbach & Bros. great
clearing sale of boys clothing.
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Improved and painless methods of
dentistry DR. e. M. Keysor, 1872 Main
street, Scott-Auerbach building.
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STRENGTHENING.

p. ]. MORAN - STEAM AND HOT
water heating and ventilating apparatus
No. 70 West Second South.
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For painless dentistry call on Dr.. E.
al. Keysor, 162 Main street, Scott-Auer-
bach building.
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Weather Today --u.a
Fair, stationary temperature.
TOWN TALK.

A notarial commission was issued yes
Seroay TO II. d. Page of Box Elder county.
Mr.. A c. Piper will sing Evan Steph-
ems arrangement of 20, My Father at
81. Mary's cathedral this morning.
AT a. m. yesterday the thermometer
registered "a, at noon so and at g p. m.
80, the maximum temperature being IS
end the minimum 50.
Little Norma Nichols. daughter Of Ern-
est Nichols, was awarded gold medal and
a dozen Photographs as a prize for the
pretriest baby at Saltair Friday.
Ten cents per copy win be paid for
copies of the Deseret Evening News
dates September 2. 1895; November IS, 1885,
and December s, 1885. sent TO this Office.
The Rio Grande Western baseball team
Went down to Provo yesterday afternoon
and defeated the Garden City nine by a
score OF IS to 10. The game was holly con-
lestec and was witnessed by 15O0 people.
The newsboys desire to thank the mer-
cnanis of the city who donated prizes for
the excursion on July 81. as well as N1essrs
G e. Stanton, J. Wash Young, J. l.. May,
Ralph Guthrie and Will H. Lett.
All the incandescent lamps in the joint
bu1iding viii be changed today, the
reasons being that the present lights are
not strong enough to stand the current
which will be turned on from Big Cot
Sonwood tonight.
The Ladies' Bryan Free Silver club will
at Mrs. S. B. Newman's, No. 70 East First
South street. Emmeline q. Wells and
Ellen b. Ferguson will be present to give
addresses and every lady in Salt Lake City
IS invited to attend.
A copy of the execution obtained by
the Salt Lake Brewery company VS..
Peter Clays was filed in the office of the
county recorder yesterday. The sheriff
has levied on the julia. Dean mining
claim, in Markham gulch, West Noun
tain mining district, this county.
A rather serious accident happened to
j. W. Fletcher, the well known shoe
representative Of the 2. C. NJ. l.. while
on his trip in the south recently. He
was travelling with team between Red
mond and Salina and in crossing some
planlcs. which had been rather crudely
placed across a washout in the road, the
horse became unmanageable with the re-
suit that Mr.. Fletcher was thrown out
and the wagon wheels passed over the
lower part of his back and his left leg
leg, inflicting ugly wounds and bruises
which are likely to keep him indoors for
some weeks. When he arrived in the
CITY DR.. Bowers was called. under whose
treatment he is getting along nicely.
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No waste with Wa-sat-ka siphons.
Telephone 3S2.
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Seidenberg's Havana cigars The
Rogers Cigar Co. Wholesale Agents.
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See Those Great Bargains
this week at F. Auerbach e. Bros, great
clearing sale of boys clothing.
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Baumgarten. first-class Scotch suit
ings, $25; getaways, $50. 15S Main.
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Your druggist sells Wa-sat-ka; 5
Dents per glass.
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setdeDhurg's solicitor Cigar
is the highest grade domestic cigar
mace. The Rogers Cigar Co. Whole
sale Agents.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

/ WANT some loans on real estate; can
give you the money without delay. Elmer
Darling West Second South.
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sEIDENBERG's FIGARO CIGARS,
The Rogers Cigar Co.. Wholesale
agents.
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ASK your druggist for Crescent face
lotion. The best thing for the COM
plexion ever on the market Brown &
Co., box 13S Lincoln, Neb.
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ALI those who smoke Sam Levy CT
gar Manufacturing Cos. w. j. Bryan
smoke a union made cigar.
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Kenneth Donnellan, stock and mining
broker, % West Second South street
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! Drink wa-sat-ka; it cures Indigestion
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STRAYED.

ONE DARK gray mare coming five
years weight 1,250 pounds, branded B on
shoulder, one dark gray gelding three
years old. no brand, weight 105O, three
white feet and star in forehead. Return
to IA West Second South street, Salt
Lake city, and be rewarded.
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No cork pulling with Wa-sat-ks
siphons. Telephone 1872.
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SCANDINAVIAN REUNION AND CON-
FERENCE.
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GARFIELD BEACH.

c. S. Martin will sell all kinds lump
coal at 81 per ton; nut. S375.
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AUCTION! AUCTION.

When nature will help, you shall have
better tea. than Schilling's Best.
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PERSONAL.

HOW to make fine hair chains. Adj
dress, George w. Mann, Breckenridge,
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yos. sCHLITz MILWAUKEE BEEF
Price List.

Price List.
Echlitz Malt Extract. 90 dozen
Schlitz Extra Pale. quarts. 275 dozen
Echlitz Extra Pale, pints.... LIS dozen
Schlitz Export, quarts...... 225 dozen
Echlitz Export, pints........ 1.5o dozen
Bottles allowed for when returned.
The Kentucky Liquor company, agents
l1-13 East Second South street
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~~''s- Randy Kitchen. 60 Main st.
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Baumgarten. the tailor, 15S Main.
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