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WAS NIP AND TTTCK,

Cincinnati, April 17.-Pittsburg won
to-day. 1t was nip and tuck to the
ninth, when the visitors scored three
runs. Both Dwyer and Killen were hit
freely, but the latter received the best
support. Attendance 2,472. The score:
Cincinnati ..3 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 l.
Pittsburg 10 0 2 8 0 ] 3-10
Hits-Cincinnati 10, Pittsburg -. Err
Cincinnati 6, Pittsburg s. Bat
teries-Dwyer, Peitz and Vaughan;
Killen and Sugden.
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THE LAST CHANCE TO TOTE
For or Against a Waiting Room on th


For OF Against Waiting Room on the
Green.
Another large vote was polled yes
terday at T. M. Brown g. Co.'s stores
and the polls close tonight at 10
o'clock.
Hundreds of men and women Sc
cured ballots yesterday for themselves
and friends and the extra ballot box
will be hard pressed to accommodate
all who will vote to-day.
The boxes will be opened on Monday
at 10 o'clock in the presence of represen-
tatives of the city newspapers and
counted.
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ON THE BAIL FIELD.
Results of the Games as Played Yester-
day,

Results OF the Udnues ds ldycu
day.
Baltimore, April 17.-With twelve
hits, seven bases on balls, wild pitch
and hit batsman charged against him
and four yellow errors behind him.
Stein, backed up with excellent stick
work, pulled to-day's long drawn out
and unfnteresting contest out of the
fire. Hoffer was not in his old time
form, and the visiting batsmen found
him safely for total of twenty. The
score:
Baltimore :. ....1 0 0 0 2-6
Brooklyn =. ....1 1 0 0 1 0 As
Hits-Baltimore u, Brooklyn Is. Err
rors-Baltimore 1, Brooklyn 4. Batter
ies-Hofer and Bowerman, Stein and
Grim.
THERE WAS LITTLE TROUBLE.
Washington. April 17.-Washington
had very little trouble in defeating New
York to-day. The score:
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LOST BY WILDNESs.

st. Louis, April 17.-Hart's wildness
lost days game for the locals. Cup
py was hit freely, Connor getting a
home run. All other points in the
game were evenly divided. The score;
ST. Louis. 20 2 0 ! 0 0 o. 5
Cleveland 20 l 0 0 O. S
Hits-St. Louis s, Cleveland Z. Err
rors-St Louis 2, Cleveland 8. Batter
ies-Hart and Mcfarland; Cuppy and
O'Meara.
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viii Send Reinforcements.

Cape Town, April 17.-Great Britain
has, through the government Of Cape
Colony, informed President Kruger of
the Transvaal of her intention to send
reinforeements to the British troops in
Cape Colony and Natal.
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Peter B. Clyne. the well known post
man, is rejoicing over new postman
who arrived at his home yesterday.
Mother and son are doing well.
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washington % 2 0 1 81 5-14
New York...,S 0 2 1 0 0 0 o.
Hits-Washington &c. New York Ii.
Errors-Washington 8, New York 4.
Batteries-James and McAuley, Doheny,
German and Farrell, zearfoss.
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PorULIsr CONVENTION.
k,su 10 Adlourn because the Hiatt
Nas wrapped In DarLurss

Was wrapped In Darhncss.
ST. LOUIS, July 22.-when 8 o'clock,
tho hour for tue convention TO con.
venC, arrived, tue hall was still in
darkness. The delegates were huddled
In mo seats In front OF the platform,
while grOups Of inuos ewayed In tau
light OF tho few candles that tlichcrgd
on the pfuss lablo,. About tnis time
some ehrewd miidio.Oi.thO.f0udor
thought no ulscovorud that the refusal
TO turn on the lights wns part Of u
scheme OF the Bryan people TO prevent
the 6italghi.Out element from cOutfOl-
ling. This auspiciDn that tho lights
weto out In the inicreat Of a faction,
a. they were turned out Ia the Gin
cinai convention la 1875 by the o.
p0nontA OF Mg. Blaine, arOutoi storm
VI protests, anu tue middlo-Oi.iho-
readers went charging about IN the
dark 10 discover the cause OF the ut.
pfecedented situation.
"lps a scheme VI the Bryan men,"
the Texas delegation shouted. Some
onu mounted tue stage aud yolleJ:
"lhe Bryan people have put out the
lights, tut u they nominate Bryan We
Will split this convention wide OPEN"
"HOu're "a disgrace 10 the party"
camo emphalicaily from the black
cavernOus depts OF the hall.
By this time tho hislcs were ohohed
with delegates pushing ana cropping
their way about IN tho dark. There
began TO be some apprehension Of some
sudden alarm when might stampede
tue delegates anu cause u disaster, and
the leaders began discussing the nj.
Visibility OF adjournment until tomof.
rom morning. The band, under In.
slruCuous, kept up u constant fusilladu
Of airs To allay tho fears Of any who
might be alarmed. Whenever the
band played hymn the delcgRios
Joined Ia the chorus. Some OF the
other rollioking b0nge, like "Johu
Brnwn'. B1uyp anu UMarchirr
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Through Georgia." were also sung
emil iastlcnlIy.
At $50 "Cyclono" Davis mounted
the stage and tried TO secure order, but
the crowd refused 10 listen until some
one held a lighted candle la front o.
his face. A. bis tall form and broad
sweeping somufefo came Within the
narrow ring OF the light from the
tallow dip, tho delegates Immediately
ftCO nizod him anu there were shouts
u "Shut ~" "l&pop quiet" "Li.tUn
10 Cycionc.n When ne could make
himself heard he ant ouncci that the
electric wltte were "dissilectuI," but
That they would be oil right iu few
minutes, whotoupOu there wore cheers
Ui approval and the band struck ny
another tune.
Delegate Wetalef Of St. Louis moved
that q committee BE- appointed Go "
uuun tuu III Gers " the convention uuu
alcst.aiu why they wuto not prc'euL
"A choius " voices seconded the nC,il
but nYhOiy mtvet and 30 commit lu
was appointed. Then the band in tue
gallery broke out with the stirring
strains OF "Dlgip," anu inc old b1u,h.
crn song was answered by tao roar Of
u ih0usan thraatp.
At THE junctufe Mary f.. Leass came
10 the stage anu wns appealed to tl
make n tpsecn, but sho declined to talk
In tue dHig. await until they turn ON
the lishts, "said che. "and t'll talk to
you oil uightn
AtSiij Chairman Butler appeared
on the stage. The band played "Put
Me on nt Bun ,io," AMI thea Senator
butler called the convention 10 order.
hc announced that tho committee on
credentials would not bp able 10 o..
port tonight, aud that ~, owing 10 an
accident, there was no light be would
declare tue convention In recess uutil
10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The delegate, many Of them with
evident reluctance, tnon Quilted tho
hall.
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0'conncii for free silver.

CLEvKLASD,O., July 2g.-ptrsident
james O'C0nuBll 0f the International
Association Of mhchinisls made the
following so.i.explanat5ry statement
Ia whiting tOiay AMI requested the
Ahslciatuu Preus 10 send 10 out:
Theie has been going tho rounds OF
tho guld.staniar1 preaa OF the country
n suppniud interview With me, aunt out
from New York, la which hm quoted
~ having raid that 1 WAS In favor Of
tbs gold standard, and that the Inter.
national Association VI machi nists, "
which | am tue executive, was ttrong.
~ IN favor Of the same, fearing the
adoption OF oliver would moan tue 10 &.
ductlOu OF wages throughout tho c0un.
try. 1 wish 10 say 10 those who are
intefesied In knowing my views on
this important question, that / have
never had tho Interview referred 20. 1
have not been IN Now York tCity for
several month";; neither have / dis.
Guessed tho question with a newspaper
repreaoutauve 10 any manner or form.
Tue supposui Interview misroptU.
sents ne ald ~ n malicious fAlsehood
from beginning to oni.
The International Association Of
Machiuists at their last convection do.
ciarod Tor Tho free coinage OF gold and
silver nj the ratio OF 10 10 /. The
American Federation Of LaOor at its
last three conventions decided on tho
same lineti and l could not honestly
represent either organization u the
supposed Interview were true.
am In favor Of the free aud uulim.
lied coinage Of gold and silver ut tho
ratio Of 10 % /, Notwithstanding naws.
paper TepOtiH 10 the contrary. I have
no tight TO SPEAK for others. IL IL u
light between the mastos anu the
classee, and have always been with
tho masssH AMI shall continue TO be-
with them In the future.
JAMES O,CoNNELL.
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sILNEn ooNNENTIoN.
nusincss Transacted al the Ausrneen
neetIDg.


neetinE.
ST. LOUIS, July 22.-lt was O'Clock
when tho convention was called to
order after tho recess. There were
about 600 people IN the hall, including
the uolega,o'. A Kansas delegate
moved that the uOOTkeepers bs In-
struciod To admit all tho delegates 10
this Peoples party convention. The
motion prevailed. A committee Of three
was appointed to notify tho Populiets
that they would be admitted without
tickets. Tho committee on rules re.
ported the order OF buBiness should be
tho receiving OF the report Of the com.
mltlOo on ofedeutials, permanent oI.
ganIzation, special committees, plat.
form aud resolutions, nomination Of
candidates, aud that tho rules govern.
lux Congress be used 20 far as possible
in the running OF the convention. Tho
report wss adopted.
Thc committee on credentials 10.
ported that there were no contests and
approved the credentials OF oil dele.
gHtes, and that oil delegations no al.
lowed to cast full votes. Tue report
was adopted.
. Nv AaAhNAAAA'A Ni INlAlNlllnA NIEhIl=
iZatiOn recommended that w. a, 81,
John Of New York be selected as per.
mancni cnalrmau, Charles A. Towne OF
Minnesota for Vice chairman, aud II.
II, DoTlondrr'er Of Ponnsylvania for
SECRETARY. Tue report was received
win cheers anu adopted.
a committee YVES appointed b. escort
Mfr. 81. John to the platform. In TAX.
ing his place MIR. 81. john was greeted
with three cheer. After his address
a motion wus made that special com.
niltoo consisting OF one delegate from
each delegation te appointed to confer
with Ike COMMITTEES oi tho Populiats
for tho purpose Of settling tue difiur.
enors between the two iaclions. Hull
"a dozen men ut once began TO debate
the question, anu much confusion pre-.
vailed.
NJ. l.. Olmsteal Of Oregon said he
was POpulisl, aud was ready to meet
tue silver mon half way. the OBJECT
was 10 unite tho free silver forces.
Hall dCzon other delegates spoke In
favor OF the committee. An amend
ment was adopted directing the com.
miI,os to notify tho PopullsIs Of their
appointment and requesting thom to
appoint similar committee. Mr..
Turner OF kansEs attempted TO taih
against the motion, but there were
hOwls OF ".5it down" AMI calls for the
question. Twenty men attempted TO
addTois the chair. a point Of order
was raieed that Air. Turner had already
spoken twice, anu tho chair ruled that
Turner must cehGe.
Gen. Warner was called for and re-
piled that no did not oppose the Up.
pointmtnt OF committee TO confer
with the Popullsls, but he thought It
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contests Of J. T.. Morgan, chairman;
John Crosby Brown " Brown Broth
ere q Co., A. Lutizion Ut August
belmont d Co., Jacob IL. Schii Of
Kuhn, loeb & Co., W. salmon OF
spfcyer q Co., IA lckelheimut Of
HelielbaCn, lchelholmor a Co, and
H.. Mayer VI Lizard Ff0tUs. No dc.
tails VI the proposed plan were obtain.
nble, hut the popular impression In the
street is that = pool Tor tue sale " Hixiy.
Jay bills will he formed. This IL
nero COME Cturc, however. At oil
events the practically JOINT action Of
tie New York bauEs aud OF the gold
exporting houses ia regarded ns Of the
hEst Importance, anu Il 10 expected u
cause n decided change for tnu better
In the situation. ~ September LIT
grain anu cotton bills Will bu IN the
market 10 sulliuluut eXtont 10 exert
nu important favorable Influence on
the exchange market.
In the last hour Of busin0ss II became
known that the banks, In pursuance 0i
thy tgtutmont, were turning subatau'
tinl amounts Of gold into tue suD-tfoas.
uty. The C1sci Of the news aBd OF tho
agreement reached between the gold
shipment houses was to impnrt decided
bu0yunCy TO tho stock market.
London appeared TO have had an
inkling OF what was forthcoming, Heit
ha, recently been and was to-day u fairy
large uuyer Oi our securities.
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PURE Foop AND DRINK.
Success

Nobody managed the circus
business particularly well
until Barnum took hold Of it,
and, now that he has sue
cccdcd, up come Forcpaugh,
and Bailey, and the rest.
The truth is, we suspect,
that everybody took hold Of
the circus business by the
wrong end-a great many
businesses are taken hold OF
by the wrong end.
Tea, for example. Every
tea-mcrchant knows that tea
ought to be drunk as soon as
possible after it is roasted:
and yet all tea lin America)
is roasted in far-away coun-
tries, and lies for months in
steamers and wholesale tea
warehouses.
All tea except SehiiiiRgs
Best which is roasted (prac-
ticaIly) to your grocers order.
1t is the only fresh tea there
is.
Your money back il you
want il.
. Also pure and monry.backei' Shit
hHg 3 beIcohce, baking.poWdcr. soda.
spices and iiayoring extracts
Il SehthiEg g. COMPANY san E,aqeileo
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owe had an epidemic OF dyseulefy
In this vicinity last summer" SAYS
Samuel &. Pollock, Of BTicylaud, Cal.
81 was taken with II nud suffered
severely until some one called M vt.
tentiou TO Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and DIartlml Remedy. /
procured bottle anu felt better after
the hret dose. Before One.half Of the
bottle hai bgon used 4 wsn well.
recommended II 20 my friends and
their experience was tho same. We
all unite In saying II Ia the best" For
sale by Druggists.
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would be wise 81 have u umsllOt com.
mit'eo % roo N the Ponulists would
agree t1 select a timilAr committee.
Mr., FJttor Of Missouri Baid hc had
been appointed one OF n committee
by the national committee 10 confer
with the POpulist committee, aud ~
had been ascHflAined that the pOpuiisls
were anxious to confer.
The general trend Of all the speeches
was that the great object was 20 secure
an endorsement OF Bryan and Scwall.
As every mention VI the Democratic
nominees was made the delegates
cheeTod. Tue motion was ~ length
carried by viva voue vote. Tho roll OF
the states was called for the names o.
the men selected for the conference
committee. The convention then al.
lcufnci until 10 O'Clock tomorrow
morning,
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80 nond Issue Yet.

WAsnSGToN, July 22.-Seorstary
Lamont has returned from Now York.
lie spent some time In conference with
5eoIelnTy Carlisle this morning. It
eau be- stated positively that the Ad.
intimidation has not now aud has not
mad recently any Intention Of TesoTling
10 another BOND Issue for the purpose
Of roplenishiug tho gold reserve, and
IN the present condition OF tho treasury
and the prospects OF business Ia tho
near iuture no apprehension Is feit
that recourse must be had TO such IN
tissue.
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Among tho numerous persons who
have been cured Of rheumatism by
ChAmbetlatu's Pain BALM, mention
should be inside Of Mrs. Emily Thornc,
OF Toledo, Wath., who sayt: al have
never been able 10 procure any medi.
cine that would relieve me Of rheuma.
usm like Chamboflain's Pain Balm.
have also used II for lame back with
great success. II 10 tic host Eminent
! have ever used, anu | take pleasure
IN recommending u to nay ifiends. {"
For sale by druggists.
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Mr.. ]. W. Venable, OF Downey, q
pioneer Of Los Angeles County, Cal,
sayG "whsnever / am troubled with
a pain In the stomach or with dihfrhmh
l use Chhmberiain's Collie, CholeT,
and DiarrhmA Remedy. have used
II for yrars, know it TO bs n reliable
remedy, anu recommend II to every
one" For sale by Druggists.
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HoOd's Pills cure ali liver Ills.

Tho direct line to Kansas City, 80.
Louis and Atlantic seaboard, 10 via
tho Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
cars, and all connections made in
Union dopals IN tho day time. II Won
arc going East and care for daylight
ride through the graudesl scenery OF
the Racky Mountains en- route, zee
that your tickot reads via Missouri
Pacific Railway, Elegant chair care
positively free to holders Of regular
train tickets.
II. II. KOosER, G, r, & p. A..
q MoTlhn Black, Salt LABb City.
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Mammalian In tho shenId.r.

tooole CITY, Utah, July 7, 1895. i
HAD Rheumatism In my loft shoulder
ant was unable 10 usu my lott arm. /
began taking HoOd'd Ssmapariila, anu
when had taken four bottles / wa.
completely cured. feel very THANH.
iul Tor the good Hoou's SstsspAfllia
has done me. Gertrude /. Parker.
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neLtInIe, n.lher lhan slI,er.

WAsn1NOrOS, July %. - Henry
Smith, formerly journal clerk Ui the
House of Representative, today gave
out a public statement concerning tho
denial by Secretary Carlisle just pir1r
TO the Chicago convention that he ever
told him (5milh) that N tue Chicago
convention declared tor free silver he
(Carllsle) would support Mex ulcy.
Mt Smitn'a card says that IN the IA.
tetylew which called forth the denial
no was misguided, he having told tue
reporter that Mr.. CARLISLE made the
statement 10 ex.Seorelary Of tue lrvas.
ufy Fosict.
Mr. Smith teittrAteB what he told
tho rtp3fiuE aud Incorporates letter
tom MI. Fualer, AuslalnIng bis olnIm.
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Tickets will bs said on July :s,h
and .bth, except from Han Pete points
on July 27th and 2Sth. $500 % be
given In cash prizes. For further PAR.
,iculhrs apply TO any agent II. q. w.
Railway.
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CHICAGO,
ST. LOUIS and
EAST.

You loayo ogden, o
salt Lake in tho evon
lng, and after break
fasting IN the sunni
iuous dining ears NJ tho
SANTA ~ ROUTE,
on tho third morning,
YOU arrive IA Chicago
NJ 81 Louis la season TO
attend 10 business or
connect with all fast
tmiua Tor tho Fast
Nump one mas said ~.
comfy that tho track ~
Tho ATCHtSON. 10.
PEkA s. SANTA FE
railroad wa, In such
pofieci condition tina
tho long distance run ~
tho "Flyoriion tho New
York Central could bn
oIualod n not e1cead
ed, by It, magnificent
trains
!. ID. KTNEOuTfTy
Gonoral Agent,
Room al DooIy
Block.
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nEAIIIrrL sAIrAInr

80 patriotic and spent tomorrow 4
beautiful Saltair sue llst VI altTao
tlOus.
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$50 Tor the orc VINO inst swIn O
around the pavilion at saltair tomol.
row.
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f SS"sr 4salr Effective June /, 1885,.


leave sNIt Late cav
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a. ynn,uon ana AZ peih's hA's 1900 ~
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80. lAlt lnihlfs sssssss .....lss Nif.As pa
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No - rom ogden snd tho West. iill y. DO
Only llns rIuutng through rullmau fha'a
.'crnF cars fa't laau CITY 20 san ffhncise',
th.. lake tIss 90 Denver via Grand junction
tnd rht l.atc ClY 90 kansas city and thiaA'
20 va colorado ruiutt.
Through tourist or family sirsusrs wiihol
elhuHr. TO hanaa4 tity, chicago and nlatuu
d, Itco reclining chaif cAff tah LAKE o
Ticket once, 10 W. End South.
J, {. nOpgE, Gsa. Manager.
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Meals on the
European Plan.

Tho dollar-a-meal method
o. operating dining oars IL
M longer In vogue on the
Huntington.
Something botlor has
t1son iig place
Meals In burlington Routs
dining care are now served
Inv fzSly7-l on the European plan--yUu
liIIVlTtiflIl Iay for what Won ordor.
liItJ.ttl III Pri'r4 AFRO reasonable "a
iIiitEfl GOOD meal can be had for
w.. yt4to ~ li.ile ~ 90 ccnisJ ana the
service Is az good ne Il can
be.
omaha, Chicago, Peoria.
It. Joseph Kansas civ,
st. Lnuis-y0u can reach
hem all Wall burlington.
Dining car service all the
way.
W. r. McMuIAy. Gonl Agent Sail
i.nko City.
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NEW TIME GlRD, m EFFEGT MlY N, lSlG
Trans depart and arrive 90 -alI LaEo Uy.
daily, aa fu.lgWs


NNNMA|
100 am overland limited Tor ChsagO. Omaha
Denver, Kansas lily, b. Louis, ogden
s05 a m focal express Tor san Francisco.
Ogden. Cache Valley aud intermediate
UuIuts.
Hodp u local express Tor ogden and inIofne.
7tOpm Atlantic express for Chicago. omaha.
Denver. hHuHHs CITY, ~ LOUIS, hutta,
Portland, san trancHcl,
$50 m local express CO.. NtrDur, Iuur,
Provo, hcph, Mauu and intermediate
20 to 10 r mail aud cspttss Tor Provo. Nopbi
Milford. tutcp aud inie mediate uiut,
= % m mixed train Tor carried Beach.
luOaIs aud Icrnuua
AuriyH
$40 % m overland limited frrtr tHIuael
omaha. H. Lnuis Kansas Clty. Denver
laTk CITY and F1rn.
o. in iuuil pd gNuru4t frGu Helena, uutte,
Portland, sau iTEncisco, tgdou and Iur
tcImUdIAtr points
53l5 pm lural express from Hau IrauCH,o,
Cache valley ogden and intermediate
s.l0 m Atlantic express from Chicago.
Omaha, 20 Louis, haush' CIV Denver
anu ogden
%. t5 uin mail and express from FRISCO, vH.
fort, hpuhl, lr3fo AND intermediate UuIhts
bIi - M local express fuw Algr1ur, lluuU.
royo, Nepm Mauu and intermediate
- 6lr a mISrd train f.,m lsrnpu,. Tooss
aud Garfield Beach,
iIrAus south OF JuA5 run a4ly except
Wun daly except sunday
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For tho Eisleddioi nj sooneld the
Rio Grande Western Ry. announce,
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Telephone CO..
City Ticket ONES, 2Ol Main Str1a.
WasAgch building

H. r. Nl RILEY
General Agent rahenggf Deparspsn
Z, nm. CLARK,
OLIVER w, MINK,
4, bl.LkRl ANDERSON, Receivers
JOllk W, DOAAE,
FREDERICK X U9gpERr.
A,4. 4.OalAA. y. A. - ., AgauL
4. DIgAlAsOA, GshsTAl Manager
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Buy all your Druga and Medicines
from the old reliable Godbe- Pitts
Drug Co.
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Manufacturer and dealer In all kind,
Of Metallic. Wood and Cloth Covered
COINS and Casket,.
Fun line Of Conn Furnishings kept
constantly on hand.
Telephone and telegraph ordsH
promptly h,led.
open DAY and n lght.
Factory and WATerooms No. 259 L. Id
Bou.b, N blocks sAEi Of ThAAIsa