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MEsrERN cAnPAIaN.
senator Thurston TeiIs what Mr..
HrSHu fRid Iour Year. AGO.

Senator Thurstan Tciis what Mr..
HfSHu sR id Tour Year. AGO.
MADIaoS, WIZ, July 3l.-rho pollti.
cal campaign OF 1895 was opened In
tins Wet today In tue presence Vi 5 goo
rs1ple, Senator John NJ. Tnurslop Of
Ncbfaska and Charics 3. DAtfOw o.
guicago Tor two and hall hours pro.
senting tIe respective sitos Of tie
currency question. lEauh talked forlan
hour aud n quarter. During the course
" Ills eprouh Senator Thurston sHii:
81 happened 10 hear Bryan four years
ngo In the congregational campaign IA
my state. pledge you, my country
men, aud IL 10 a solemn fact, thu. ftom
tho beginning of that campaign 10 tho
end William j. BIyon advocated no
other issue, mude no other argument
than that Of tari1. -Four years ago
heard William ]. Bryan cay to a great
audience In my state: give us free
trade and tho American woTkingmaB's
wages will 20 up But they went
down; ho said: 'Glvo ua frce trade
aud business will boom.' but II busted.
loud applause anu laughter.)
"lhc same man ioiny comes before
you with now promise. They have
discarded tho Issue Of four yeats ago
and they now cay give Us free silver,
aud tho wages OF mon viii increase;
give Us free silver, aud the priceB ul
products viii fiUt; give us free silver,
and new AVENUES Of employment Will
be opened NJ; give " ffee silver, ani
the business Of this country will boom"
After depicting the evils which be
believed w0ulu follow the adoption OF
laws for the free collage OF silver,
| senator ThufstUu added; "WhO uas
carried on this great oliver Campa'glg
! on the llth Jay OF July, 1890. a
| Democratic paper, the Chicago CnfOn.
iulu, publithuI this In doublg.leAded
tyye on It's editorial page; The pro-
| pTietorA OF tue big b0uanzas have
found II profitable to keep n large
number OF lecturers aud other spOkes.
men on the road preaching TO thu
/ people. Among the many who have
/ thus boon employed and carried on the
! phy.TOlls OF the big bouauza- for a
number Of years Ia William J. Bryan
| Of Nebraska, n paii agent ana sp0Ket-
/ man for the nee silver combine
"In the city 0f Omaha, where VIII.
| liam J. Bryan does editorial work, the
/ Omaha Bee has made the specific
| charge editOtiAlly time anu again. it
has never been met. l say rs au
| American citizen, having at heart the
welfare Of the people, that tho man
| posing ~ tho advocate OF the down.
tfodden masses Of bis countrymen,
holding crown Of thUfus' IA oBr
hand aud the bugaboO cross Of gold la
the other, owes It a. "a duty u every
man, woman and child Ia this country
] To shy whether that charge 10 false OF
| whether o. 10 true. / 10 say, my c0uu.
] tfymou, anu l know whereof 1 speak,
that Tot three years and half, without
tugurd 10 Bryan, thore has begn 80,
iocted corrs Of otatnra and writefF, paid
employees " the silverlproduours,s pIead'
ing thelr literature over this county
| from QUE end 10 tho other, telliug the
farmer that he will have more wheat,
| & Hing the lsb0ting man that be viii
have more for HE work."
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SENATOR woL,OTI's Address.
$50 Tells His Constituency why He
supports mciltnisS,


DENvEB, Colo, July Silver
since tbs Colorado delegates, led by
Senator Teller, walked out Of the Re.
publican national convention, Senator
Edward o. wolcolt has persistentiy
refused to be interviewed In regard to
his position In this campaign. To.
night he Issued an address, giving his
reasons for supporting Mckinley for
President. lie says In paris
The silver question 10 most Vital.
International bImctRllism nj the form.
pr ratio would, OF course, DO the most
desirable method 81 restoring silver us
money metal, because the disturb
ances OF values which might follow
the inauguration Of itte coinage by
tho United States alone would 10
avoided, anu tbs question ~ TO the eN.
portation or boarding OF gold would DO
eliminated.
In my opinion, however, tho United
States alone could, under wise ana
conservative guiuAncO--such guidance
ne should deserve ana receive thB con.
fiIencn Of all classes Of our people
0len its minta 10 the unlimited coin.
$50 OF sllvor and successfully maintain
that metal alta parity with gold, ~,
the ratio Of Is O. /, Independently u
The other nations Of tho world. During
the 3 ven yUars " my public service ia
the Senate | have always held this
view; my vote on oil questions eject
ing tus currency has teen Identical
with that Of the ether senators usually
known az oliver senator; qua while
al
may not have been ne frequent or ns
long bs those Of others WHOSE viOws 1
pnare, nevertheless my record On this
subject Il clear anu consistent, and
the We've | hold l expect Rlwrys -
maintaiD.
Tue financial plank OF the national
Republican platform ~, In my opinion,
lar from EatihisclUTy, and tnupe mem.
bore OF tue PARTY who believe a. | be-
lipve viii struggle earnestly aud hope
fully To-. tuB iuii aud complete fgcOEui,
ton ana AIupiUn by the Republican
party OF the humane principle OF bimut'
nligm, animated ~ tuu belief that tho
marty which on every other great quo :
lion involving human freed IA anu tue
welfare Of mankind h.s stood Tor ali
that was uplifting ana ennubling, viii
n
gold standard means only utthuT ina
p0vtrlshment ami suffering. The lla,-
form contains, however, most iu'
I0uant statement, pleIring tue party
| 90 tho furlhernuco Of Uimctdism BY iu.
tetnutional agreement, Il tho good
iaitn OF this pledge, the history Of the
par,y on other questions requires TIC
| fullest cTHdeuCe. Tho Cveunuuuwiug
Importance Of the silver qltn.l1u
makes II certain In my mind that every
! ell n viii DO earnestly male by thr
| Republican party ~ secure 10 this
county tho hltssinga OF hlmf' Hem,
ana n IA my sincere conviction mat
| silver will Rualu be- restored 10 Tvs
place as money metal AZ tho old taIio
| and that when TINS restoration comes
IL viii DO accomplished through tho
actiuu aud efforts OF the Republican
psTiy.
Except on the money question, no
| man Ia C0l1taIO whO utllf yts IA the
pTutecllOn OF American labor ami
| American products and American In
dustrlos, anu who loves his county,
eau reau the platform with hearty APP
pToyal; ana NO mRn doub!s that Mel
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1ELBGRAPHIC.
PROGRAM ADOPTED
"a, Tho Three Days Session OIL Tho
irrigation Congress
70 DE nrLp IN PHOENIX, ARiz'
g,p Georae Q. cannon ixp'c'td Ia
ILl Fart In the Discussion OF
Uno OF tho subj cS

DgNyER, July 8l.-Atn meeting To-
syof the executive committee Of The
National Irrigation constess, the pro-
ram for tho three days session ~ g. q
s,,sfos. 10 be held Ia Phoenix, Ariz,
December 18th, lOln and l7sh next
va adopted.
The IRE; day'i program is ns followG
R,pott., general business and reports Of
,eicsrn, followed Ia tho hi,ornoon by
s,rmanent Organization. Topic, "lfii'
s,tlon In Humid Anorlca," discussed
tvF.H. Newell. Washington, ID. c.;
Dt. Psik Gapin, KAukakyc, H.; LuIe
Wilcox, C3iorad,; 'ro@ i. II, hinfj
whcors.s; Major WhtDy, Auauin,
Ga. Evening, reception 10 delegate
sni oiilyrrs.
wednesday, the second day Of the
,sislou, the main subject for discussion
vilIbt! "Maier storage In Mountain
States ana Territories" by II. l..
stanton, New YORK; Sam Davidson,
New York; J. ID. Schuyler, California
10 r. Hobart, New Mexico; Eiwoou
Meat, Cheyenne, Wye. "PumpiDg
and Storing Water ON the Great
Paine" discusaed by ID. NJ. Frosi,
Kansat; II. ID. Boyd, Oklahoma; II.
ID. Howell, Nebraska; w. ,. Matehall,
Texas; w. IL. Crave, Crow Agency
Moat. "RnlationB OF Forests TO the
water supply" will 30 handled 10y
Prot. Is. r.. Fenn0, chief OF the for.
flfy division Of the department 0i
agriculture; George -. AtboTtoE,
pirtident University Of Psnusylvanin;
Il. G.. Van DYKE, Los Angelic; A. d.
Foole, Hmsa Valley, Cal; ID. NJ. Rear.
DOR, F.agstati, AriE estate Control
Of Watotp will DO discussed by l.. III,
Taylor Of Nevada anu w. q. Neil
pitsc0tt, AfiE. The general subject
u legislation will closed the second
Day.
The last day, Thupday, will be de
voted 10 Irrigation reports from state
and territories, a. per T0ll.Oall. Capt
W. a. Glariord Of tue signal depart
mtnI Of tue United States army will
rad paper on "ClimAtolugy," toll
loved by "Immigration Ia the Afid H.
gllns," those taking part being w. II
stills, 5actament0, Cal; George q, Can
bon, salt Lake city; sx-Gov. Pnnc,
q New Mexico; CX.GUv, Sheldon Los
Augelci, IL. II. Hunter, Chicago; W
l.. Smylhe, New York. "Soil,b vii
te haudled by Prot. Milton whitney
OF the United States government
Prot. l., a. HiigaTd Of Berkeley, Cal
UAttc.,au Wsils,O w. II. Bushnell
Aberdeen, q. d.; Harry Hunter, MI
eide. Is. ID. "luternAtiOnnt Islgattot
Ouratlgu,.p ], Ramonr. YbsrToiia. N
NJ; A. NJ. Burgess, j. n. Dennis, WIN
PTiuO-, Ottawa, Canadn; baron Benz
X. you herman OF the German en-
baisy.
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One night when Mr., Isaac Reese
waa stopping with me, shys NJ, T..
Hatch prominent merchant nfQusf.
tefmu-t,r, Washington, h'lIu MIN
gTOauiUv. On Rniug 20 his loom
found him sItlyrrs from crhmp q lie.
lie was IA HIcu agony / feafei he
would die. / hastily gave "im n go
NJ Chamberlain. Collie, Ga lirFl ana
DHrrho II r. meiy, How 81 s.o1 70.
lcyri, "a the dot words he ut rsI
were. "Wnat WIS that stun you gave
mo2" ! Informed him. A few uayE
ago We were talking about hi. attscE
and he taid he wRe never " h1ut that
remedy. | hnv" used II In my inmlly
for several yclls. | know i,s worth
ana do not hesitate TO recommend II g.
my friends anu customers For sale
~ Dfuggisls.
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mARK TWAIN ~ ENGLAND.
10 speaks About ni. Impressions Of
Graussnnt.

souTIAMPrON, July 3l.-Samuol L..
Clemens Marx lwaiul, Win his Wl.r
nuu dHu usvF, arrived here tUIny uu
board gh5 steamer y sfmAu, from Table
iSny, Cape C1Iuuy. Although hu
started out on hi- tour Of thu " giI o.
itttls health, being obliged often b.
taku 20 his U,d between the delivery
u lic.uTss, nud Notwithstanding uU
attack Of Illness Ia Indiu, ho louktu
the pic uru %! health whsu hH lnuIg
ucfc. lie expressed alan .vlf Us ,uvliu-
charmed VITA what he hAI seen 10
south Africa.
81 consider the rransyanl the cIun.
Try Oi tho iutute,D said Mt. Clemens.
III, has ID Gulignlful climate aud b uud.
lees natural health. 1 had pTrtuulU4
20 mo ~ J1hanncsuurg little nugget
win ngurHf on II showing TO vuHI.
nous lac ease Ia the gOlu out u +. q
bulk VI Tue trade there ~ Ia tue uauas
nf the Eaglish anu GBTmsuu, uu.
Americans should DO able g. cOsmHut
The iiDL's share VI the tr do IN msUhlu.
cry, the largest potion VI the ma.
chnofy In the Iranuvaal being Amer.
lean.
Mark Twain shows his humorous Rp.
probation VI the stoud qualities o. tlu
Blur chArBclur Ia touching upon their
ui6ioty. Hu tald, with his solemn Auu
characteristic dtawE
"ihe hight OF thu children OF Istael
wac a holiday tAcuTs.Ou compared with
the B0uT trUEe, When they finally
settled IA the lfansvnnl, like tho Nor
mons, they thought tie CUuntfy wac ~
yAlueitss tua, no one would ever take
the trouble 10 disturb them. Though
tuetD Ia no doubt that tho Engllan pr.
served them from extinction ~ the
hands Of the savage, their hatred Ui
England increased 81 every iuttrief-
euuu. Tue hand oil God, as tluy fifmiy
balieve, guiueh tuem 10 the wiidtTue =
OF their different settlement, anu the
English pvrsisIoI In interfering Ia zach
instance.
''ln my opinion the UitlandOt elt.
mont must Overwhelmingly pfepOL.
DEBATE ei0ro they can gaia pOliiicl
recognition, ana then II eau DO only
by peaceful msans."
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LiITLr Rock, Atk., July 3l.-rhU
national Dswu.iullc platform nIDutpd
a' CbicHvu, hu certified by the official
s,Ou1ETnpUct Mr.. T., u. Dckius8u,
contains clause In the money plauk
which according 30 Senator james X.
J1urr, chairman Of tue nati8nsl
DtmuctHuc committee, was rejected by
tr"C uvoutiOU anu has no place In the
,tllcial platform. In tue ceruilrd copy
Ut the platform, after the sentence de.
mnnliug that the silver dollar "shal
be "a iull legal tender equally with gold
tor nli debts, public and private, aud
We favor such legislation M will pee
vent Tor the future the decentralization
oi any kind VI legal tender money by
private contract" appears tue claust,
"Out II should be care ully PROVIDED
by lAw NJ tho same time that any
change In the monetary blnudafu
should not apply 10 existing coutra c.s."
This latter clause, according tn Sv. Htur
JIuuf, was uut adopted. II wbs tilsu,u
~ AZ amendment by Senator hIh oi
Sew York.
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Mr.. G. q. strong principal Of q a
public schools at Anderson, Cal, soy.
~ have uHtd ChambDTlaiu's Pam
Balm RuI have found II an excellent
remedy Tor lameIos and Gllgul
Wouu1s.n
Lamsuess u'ually Teguls fom s.
spTBin or other iuJuTy,or 'r m rncuml.
tism, Tor when ChumhUI AIMS pll.
Balm Is esIUc ally intended and ~.
,qualled. II affords almost immediate
a auuut cure. For sale by Druggists,
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Tho direct line 10 klurai CITY, a.
Louis Gui Atlantic srabuard, II via
the Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping nnd chat
oars, ami oil connect Ne made M
Union dcpolH ~ thr day time. II you
bto goinr Easg aud care Tor a daylight
ride through the gtaUdeUl scenery Of
ih1 R7cgy Mountains pr route, zee
That your ticket Tpais Wis Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair cort
positively ir,o 10 holders Of regular
tain tickets.
a.. n. KoosER, G. r. & p. A.,
- MoTl,n Block, salt Lake CITY.
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Attorney tiattcr hiiird by ~ Wril
tupwn sporting mnn.

Aupwn sporting unu.
srjitANE, Nn5l., Julr 3l.--E. I'd,
Plstttr, wci.Un wa attorney auu
Democratic y IittC'Hu, was suoi ami
almost rHlauIy killed w The cOfrI4ur
% the court mouse shortly brIIg o
o'clock this evening by Henry ) iuft,
a welLknown restaurant proprietor
ana sporting man,
The tragedy resulted from remarks
made by Platter ia court which Sci.
irfI construed ~ reflection on Dol.
chatnctut Stiiett was being prustrd
before the court ne adminisifatUf Of the
estate VI Rudolph GJtkOwi a rich
brewer WHO ditd nero tbis week. Cor.
Row had married variety nc'rHss
about year ngO, aud, tue marriage
proving u uuppy, no brought Fui. Yl
divorce sh8r.ly before mt dealt. /.
HE will hu cut his wife OIL with % ll.
lar. snu IA cou'rs,ing toe willard
there Is ~ struggle over the aumiuIs.
trlti1u OF tine estate. Platter Tul rC.
tsutrl nu VI thu bcuehuihfius 10! %,
viii uyrY.lrg Spiiuti, anu u had b.vu
Infatuated tnHl SoiiUft'a relations with
tufn.
when court adjourned the two men
mot in the corridor. 5eiitfi cH.ms De
offered ni8 hAnu 20 Platter o. "a niU.u .
Elk aud ssi.: "CJmc on, law, uul ]
viii show you that you ate aii wrong"
IL ~ HHiu ny some, though denied uy
Others, that Platter rejected tue pro-.
fcfod maud AMI ttrucs Sgiigrt with he
cane. BuuU5t then drew % revolver nuu
fred. Toe sIal rIot Issstd utuusu
Piauors ntar', and he was uUad iu %
minute. Aaiiurt then walked Into Vie
snoul'l Ufligu ami gave hlmfUIiuI.
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u. W. Fuller, OF Canal oharle, Now
York, saws that he always keeps Dr..
kiug's New Discovery Ia the house,
and bio flmlly has always iouud IL,
vt.y best results follow Ito ufs; that 10
would not be without n, N pToourabis.
a. a. Dykemau, Druggist, CAltklil,
n. f., says that DR.. King's Now Dl-
cOyery 10 uud1ubltdly the beet COuEh
remedy; thAs he has uHed it In MS
family Tor eight year,, md II has never
tailed 10 do all thAtis claimed for II.
Why not ny a remedy 20 long tried
Guu tested. Trial bottles Tree nj Il. g..
NJ. 1. Drug Department. Regular
also SOC and 81 900.
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ruRE room AND DRINK.
1t is hard

always to be right and to do
right.
We make il easy, as far as
tea is concerned; you need
never have another BIT OF
coIorcd tea in your home, I'M
less you don't care whether
you do what is good for you
or what is bad for YOU.
SriiIiiRgs Best is pure tea,
money back tea, at your
groccrs.
Nothing butcoGeei n .C.hiWar't net
coffee. same BE- true of .Naai.iHg'g Bet
baking powder soda. spices. seasoning.
tIy1uus extracts. Pure and money
backed
dSel.Hnr s. C5msgy San ijage.leo
U8
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Try Electric BiI,ers as remedy for
your tToubles2 II not, ret a bottle
now and get reiiei. This Medicine has
been found TO DO peculiarly adapted to
the relief and cure u oil Female Com-
plAints, eKerling IA wonderful direct
influence In giving strength and tone
to the oiganF. II you have lore Of ap-
petite, consumption, headaohe, faint
ing Gpolls, or are nory0uG, slrenlssS,
eEoitnbl,, melancholy or troubled with
day spells, Electric Bitltrt ~ the
medicine you need. Health and
stren III arc guaranteed by Its use.
Only Fifty couts Y, &, Al. i. Drug
Department.
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Remember only iuch incidence
were admitted for exhibition ~ the
Wofld's Fair ne are accepted Tor ufe
by physicians, In the practice oi moii.
cine, Ayet's SanRuarllln, AyePS
Cherry PectoInl, anu Ayers Pills be-
ing Included In tue lisl They are
standard medicines.
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rnr PEOPLES rA,onIrr.


al Sttohm Tine IA dose Of Ayot's
Pills has tavsu many 90 Of fickuotf;
but when remedy does not happen o.
bee ai hand, slight ailments are liable
10 be neglected, and the result, ire
queutly, Il serious illueei; therefore
always 10 supplied with Ayers PILE.
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at IL the beet ~ tent mo1icine IN the
world" Ia what Mr. f., NJ. IL Altman Of
MaIquam, Oregon, says Of Chamber.
an's Conc, Cholera anu DBlrluog
hgmedy, "WhBt leads ms 10 ERhr
this assertion Il from the fact that uy.
sentery In It's worst form wns prevalent
around here Last summer anu 10 never
took over two 90 ,uTyu uufes Of thHt
remedy 10 effect complete cure For
sBle by D.ugEisls.
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A IhuadorsIorm DispeIs the Heat 81
~, Louis.

sr LOUIS, July STA thunder.
sl0rm broke over this city ABOUT I
O'Clock this afternoon, uispclloi tho
heat that has prevailed without let.
ny since Sunday, and brought relief ~
suffering man anu beast. just before
the storm began tue thermometer
registered "a degrees In the shade, tut
siall OF 20 degrees resulted In very
short time, and tonight the atmosphere
l. cool aud pleasant Only nine cases
oituueirOku were reported nj the city
dip, nssry today, IN marked contrast
- yesterday, when there were mole
Than MY victims taken there. There
were no tataliii,B among tOdHy'A vie
tins, but four persons who were taken
TO tho city hospital yesterday died
there this forenoon as tho result u tho
heat. Their names follow;
J. NJ. Coppendago, oG'member OF the
legislatuTu, who lived NJ 81 Jamss,
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Badness ~ either hereditary OF
caused by sictuess, mental exhaustion,
wearing tight nuing huts, aud by
nvuTwurk and trouble. Hall'a Hair
Remover will prevent ~.
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renewed. TIE sup oBei solilcmer
effected by thp state hoard OF .hitfn.
ton does not include recognize " tuu
bUlr union committee, nor doris 10
provide fUr the discharge n the non.
union men who nave uvcu taken on ut
the wufk.. For these reasons the
s,Fiaefs have renewed uuslli.glts.
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The tu,t needle, for al uhk,s o.
owing unchiutf. Sewing mnuhiut
Uil Il absolute purify con le bod I
Singer rrwinr Machine new
ROOM. 90 Is u.h Maiu, three door
south n. & 81.
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william q. IiaTritS. Late chairman of
the Democratic Committee.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July a.
William h. Hsrfity, until recently the
chairman OF the Democratic NauJnal
committee, and for years "a leader In
tue parry councils, made the Interest.
INK announcement today that no has
retired nom active politics.
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Milwaukee and I. turI, giabG July
Is, lin. 10.
81. L.uis and return, $3.50; July rs,
10 .uI 20.
Omaha and return, 5000; August 10,
IL Auu IS.
Milwaukee and Rstutn, $3.50;
August - aud 20.
81 P.ul anu return, $500; August
90 'rI 30.
lD- Through sleeping car; col
ou. .rilHhtul trip through the noun.
tsiW; ismous sconetl; comfortable
'uu. mCui.
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Fare fnr round tup, 90 cents.
O'tUu's orchestra IN Httendanoe
every afternoon and evening. Bath.
ina, boating, dancing. Tho only
white sandy beach Ola the lake.
DsuOt corner Fret South anu Fourth
w,st. ID. T., BuMEY,
General Agent.
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TmERAILnoAn moRnom

EndeayeT- 81 Fis tho Responsibility
where 10 nciOugs.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., July a.
The inyrsugaiIon into tho cause OF
the collision AId the liking OF tue re-
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Buy oil your Drugs ami Medicines
from the old reliable GOdbe. Pltts
Drug Co.
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Last Wcci, OF the Nli.ndo - Garfield.
DON'T a to ZEE Mkudolhs week OF
Gllhuli.
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Miisndo Every Night nt Garfield.
Beautifully rendered and al gT
UttuiU.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-01

Can at now singer Saving Machine
show rooms, iS South Main street, ami
seu err decorative ured'ewOrk,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-01
nneslen,. ArnIeA snIrs.

The BEsr 5ALvE Ia tno world for
Rheum, Fever sores, fetter, Chappod
Eupnous, ard positively cures Piles,
o, 10 pay required. IL guaranteed 10
give perfect satisfaction or money 70.
funded. Pficu % cents per box. For
sale by q. &. NJ. /, drug department..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-01

Write vCur mans on the silverv
faurs at Garfield, tho waves viii wa h
n Gu,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-01
NnrrenI, l.cnren prnnnlns.

NEW YORK, July 81 "A Dispatch
70 the World from Newport sayt:
Mise Virginia Fair, daughter Of the
late Btnat1r Fair Of California, tnr-
fowly escaped drowning today. bho
vent in uAtning al Bailey's beach f'r
tho fret tlnie this eehsDu. People who
were watChiug her say tbat ahe was
about to dive from a raft whom sue
slipped, lost her balauce AM fell Her
heal struck the edge OF tho Taft anu
sho was stunucd Tor a moment Tue
guii was heavy ami the undeft W
stronger tuiu usual Miss Fair al
most sunselcts, was bs!'g catflui out
when the lifs.gusrd eau ht her anu
took her ashore. shs was taken TO the
Wills u her sister, where sne soon TO-
cOvNfnI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-01

Nritl.lry Will btins to III high ,flss
every qusli'y needed by Pfosissnl
Of tHiB lTcht people.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-01

Mo. Hu was Stock dealer and had
come o. this city on business.
Mis-. Colllng, aud an unknown man
and woman.
William Gsible was found dead Mt
hle home Wis mOTniug from the heal
MLMritts, tenn., July 3l.-lhia
wac tue hottest DAY experienced hure
for year.. Tue weather burepu report
ell q maximum temperature Of lOl,
There were iOnr pfOsiratlOns, two OF
them fatal. John Wllsou, n since.
maker aud Bert Hoidoiman, = black
smith, were the violinie.