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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-08-21
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Mineral Water.

The finest in the west Come and try
it ]. w. PHILLIPS,
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-08-21

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-12

Washington, oct. 1t.-There IL good
reacon to believe that the review COM
municated to the state department is
that the accession Of Sagasta means
a Fabian policy of delay, not only FOL
the present, but for many weeks to
come, and that no definite policy foI
Cuba win be announced for some
time.
As evidence of this 1t is pointed out
that Gen. Blanco, the new captain.
general of cuba, will not leave for his
post before the 10th. Officials believe
his departure IS likely to be defrred
until the goth The trip from BARGE
Iona to Havana will take about clever
days. and the new captaingeneral vii
not reach Havana before the early part
of next month. This, 1t IL said, vii
permit all pending Cuban questions t.
be held in suspense, at least until tn,
new official reaches his post.
After that II IL estimated the Span
ish cabinet will desire that the new
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-12
DOWN WITH BRITAIN
., ,o,rue IN Dublin Bitterly DenOunces
' England,
.A BULLY. A PIRATE AND A SAVAGE
t.. NJ britain Cheercd-Talk OF TN
1898 Reb,illon-iriSh Declared 10
be Foes of England.

,,,r oct. 1.-THE first general
III convention OF the Irish indie
.sert League, organized by John
I,and NJ. p, the Parnelite leader,
MI This afternoon in the Ancient
W. ,,ons here. Eight hundred en-
Elastic delegates packed the hall
w -I actively participated in cheering
4D ,,or,pslv every pertinent speech
~ r,,t their approval, and jeerinB
r"', n,,,es Of Dillon, Healey and DAY.
-. 40 we'll as kissing the names of
Mr. Gladstone when Mr. Redmond
'sa,acterlzed him as the the English
an who betrayed Ireland" Every
r.., mo-. TO the struggle of 1898 was
tod uproarously, particularly Mr..
s,..o,d,. oath taking. Tributes to the
s,,r,otism Of the late Charles Parnell
"a wild cheers greeted the entrance
redmond. Charles Parnell and Pat
yi.s O'Brien In the hail.
HS The climax of the convention was
he'd when in n speech delivered py
pc5nond he said when the Diilohites
ht'a,sd paruell that they alienatcd
. al
v ~bich laid the golden egg
Nrco1tinulng Mr.. Redmond said he
,,onid not walk into any room to be
Nvu,raiisd by Dillon and Healey,
.S"rgb he was for unity, adding:
w with all the royal professions
,.r,ngbout our streets, 1t Is time Tor
,hs Trisbmen to say something the
W. mass Of the Irish people are to-
s,y and will be until liberty Is given
,.f "a =
isnd Is a bully. "A pirate and savage
ayvbether IN India or In Africa, the
,,,ndy flag OF the British empire has
Ian advanced by plundering and de-
.,royipc poor people. Our sympathy
saee nut 90 these poor people. God
Sesst them and give success to their
Warts Three cheers for the men In
fnda who are fighting England.
me delegates thereupon climbed up
an their seats and shouted Down
with Britain -. ,,,,
,ssn somewhat of mild description,
tnt much denuncintion OF England nnd
.sit M l7gS followed, MIR. Kelly of
Manchester. for instance, saying that
Iceland would have her jubilee in 1888
aovar the attempt Of honest men To
Al honest work for Ireland
There was also much denunciation
Of Great Britain prpposul 10 ElNc ire
land Catholic university Inc par
tIcpation Of the priests IN politics was
Sordsmurd. and the Healyites were
denounced as Gthe assassins OF Par
nell"
There was. however, no disoord what
ever. Tile resolutions were all adopt
ID with enthusiasm, and the readlnH
d a telegram from the Irish League OF
New York was heartily cheered.
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TELEGRAPHlC BREWTlES.

Nearly forty people We're more or less
injured In the anti-tax riots In Rome
on Monday.
Jack Bonner and Billy Smith fought
n 2O0-round even contest in Philadel-
phio last night. The fight was
draw.
A body. supposed to he that of Ro-
bert Hamohan of Gerome Junction,
Arizona. has been found In a slough
near Ellensburg. Wash.
The steamer City Of Topeka reached
Port Townsend. Wash, last evening
with s20O. 900 from Cooks inlet, Alaska.
1t is the summers work of IS men.
Gov. McLaurin Of Mississippi has ap-
pointed Senator-elect fernando De
Soto Money to I'LL the vacancy caused
by the death of the late Senator
George
The principal cause for the rapid
spread Of yellow fever In New Orleans
is said to he because the people insist
on violating health regulations by
secreting cases of fever.
o. welborn. the deposed San Fran
cisco collector of Internal revenue, was
on the witness stand yesterday. and
denied all the allegations made against
him in his trial for embezzlement. He
told n very plausible story.
Governor Adams of Colorado has
commutcd the sentences Of Juan Duran
and Joseph M.Luicero to imprisonment
for life The men were sentenced TO
death for murder. Since their con-
viction the Colorado legislature has
abolished capital punishment, and be-
cause of this the governor took the ac-
tlon named.
Toe Wallace was instantly killed and
David McElvoy fatally injured Monday
night at the st. Lawrence mine, Butte,
Montana. The men were miners and
We're coming up on the cage. The en-
Cineer failed to stop tho engine and
the cage was carried up into the
sheaves. throwing both men off. Wal
lace's neck was broken.
The annual report OF the treasurer OF
the United States win show that on
June 30. 1896, the total available assets
Of the treasury were Ss55 6S5,32l and
on June 20, 1897. they had Increased 70
| SS74, 7Gi.3 77. OF the sums. S30s, 354 AS
was available on June 10. 1896, and
| S2S3 .9g5 62i on June 80, 1897. for the
strictly fiscal operations of the govern
ment on June 30.1s9G. s5i7, $50. 937 and
| on June 30. 1897. 1891. 4Gs. 95S We're held
on deposit against outstanding certin.
Gates and treasury notes.
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Baltiomore, Md, Oct. 11.--Sescond
inning; Baltimore, .. Boston,
Omaha, Neb., oct. Zone hundred
carpenters employed at the Trans
mississippi exposition grounds struck
today. The men ask that the carpen-
ters union be recognized, and that
skilled labor alone be employed in the
carpenter work. The contractors
have been paying the union scale but
have not recognized the union, and
have hired many Jack legs" at lower
rates.
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BLOODY BATTLE IN IDAHO.


Pocatello. Ida, oct. 11.-News just
received from Long Valley, In Wash
ington county, says that there has
been n battle between the settlers and
the sheepherders there and that three
men were killed aud one dangerously
injured. Particulars are meager but
1t seems that the settlers warned the
sheep men to leave the valley, and
when they refused made an attack
upon the sheep camp. The first shot
was fired by the settlers and n man
named Barber was wounded. The
sheep men then returned the fire,
killing three OF the settlers. The rest
of the attacking party iled. 1t Is
thought that Barber will die.
The trouble is the outgrowth of the
strained relations that have existed
In that section between the settlers
and sheepmen for some time. II has
been no uncommon thing for stock to
be manned and haystacks to be
burned. and even for settlers and
sheepmen to exchange shots. but no
one has heretofore been killed. Off
GERS have left Weiser for the scene OF
the trouble.
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Victoria. Il. c.. oct. 1.-THE city of
Topcka has arrived from Alaska bring
ing Captain Hackett and the crew OF
the schooner Annie C.Moore, which was
burned In the Lynn canal. she lett
here for Skaguay with n load Of hay
and feed but both schooner and cargo
were completely destroyed. The To-
peka brought down twenty-five Cooks
Inlet miners who had Il good season,
and bring considerable gold, Harry
Romano. who sold a claim on Hunter
creek for 100000. also came down. He
says there are 5000 people in the Klon-
dixie and only food enough for one
third of them.
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San Pedro, Cal, oct. 11.--Mrs Mar
garet Oman.a widow and school teach
er. was badly slushed about the face
and neck by n burglar last night.
Hearting n noise ON the porch, she
went to Investigate and found a man
evidently trying to effect an entrance
through the window. He grabbed her
and tried to cut her throat with n
razor. She pluckily fought him off
and her screams attracting the neigh.
bors, the burglar fed. A searching
party of citizens was organized but no
trace has yet been found of the fugi-
five
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-12

San Luis Obspo Cal. Oct.11.-Franls
Guerrero was burned to death this fore
noon in barn eighteen miles north
of this city. Guerrero went home
drunk and after putting his horses
away fell asleep In n mauger. Matches
on his person kiudled a fire and the
barn was soon in flames and totally
destroyed. Two horses persisted IN
the fire. Coroner Nichols has gone to
the scene 10 hold an inquest over the
charred remains of the deceased.
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and wrecked his body, and through the
merits of medicine is picked up alive
and restored to health has had an almost
equally wonderful experience. There are
thousands of men, who have for years over
worked themselves TO the neglect OF their
health, and then When utterly wrecked
in body and shattered in nerve have
been picked up and restored to health by
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
1t is a marvellous remedy that corrects
all disorders OF the digestion, iuvigorltes
the liver, and fills the blood with the life
giving clements that build new flesh and
muscle. It is the great blood-rnaker and
| flesh builder. Il cures eS per cent. OF an
eases of consumption and is specihc Tor
diseases due to disorders Of the digestion
or imperfect nutrition. Druggists sen H.
Myself and wife" writes Mr.. II. o Adams,
| Of Turner's Station, Henry Co, KY, nave lAhCI
| FIVE bottles OF your Golden Medical discovery
/ and ravorite Prescription The ntul-ulys ~
curing both OF us. We can't say lo' nun ~, ~,
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/ the doctor herr and try one bottle Of y9ur nSlai
| en- Medical Discovery did ~, and mans " ~
| for Il. have recommended u hlGilh vi 81 "a
my ucighbors told them that u y ulu "a "a, Ig
them one dollars worth Of good thn' "Ou'" pay
| for Il. .., ~ ,,,,, ,,v,,
| case. | was cnervatcl, could hNaN ~ ~ , a
tie morring never go' a whole night sstepi ~
short Of breath, had tight ieclnh M, "a, ,,y
| nch. and was restless, ! would tuow ul;-h
food, and had numerous other a'lNenss 80 hi
| have not time to write about now ~. ID
better aud look better th'n e'e
my NE" t.,,.
DR.. pjerce,s Pleasant Pellets are the sur
est. safest quickest cure for constipation.
| They never grippe. One little Peuet " u
gentle laxative, and two a ihllu -
Substitutes are sometimes dangerous 1''N
always cause discomfort
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RAILWAY MEN KILLEp.
Accident to u Handcar Does Some Deadly
Work.

Newcomerstown. o., oct. 11.--At Old
Ham station, on the Cleveland d Ma
rietta railway, about twenty miles
south OF here, today a section crew,
nine men in all, was on handcnr,
crossing a trestle about forty-iive feet
high when clawbar fell in front Of
the wheels. derailing the car and
throwing 1t and six men to the ground
below. The men who went down with
the car, Gadd, Price, Wilson. Brades'
White and Geary, were terribly In
jured. White died at noon and Gadd
soon afterward. Three of the men,
Barnett, Dawson and Shrivers, chung
TO the trestle and were saved but were
badly hurt, The dead and injured were
taken to Cambridge. The Injured men
viii probably recover.
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PURE FOOD AND DRINK
2ios

captaln-generul be given time to ia
mlliarize himself with his duties and
the conditions, and the measures he is
to apply to the islands. Tho execution
of that policy, an allowance of time
for its fair trial, etc. according 10
those in n position to accurately Judge
the situation, Will lead to protracted
delays on those subjects to which the
United States recently invited the at
tcntion of gpnin
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Winston, n. c.. oct. 11.--At Union
Ridge, near here. last night, z. p.
Huffman with his wife drove up to
church In a wagon to attend Quaker
meeting. AS Mrs. HUFFMAN was
alighting, bolt OF lightning struck
a tree. Many others were seriously
injured. Several women tainted and
the people were in high state of ex-
element all night.
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Denver. Colo, Oct. 11,--Rev. Dr.New-
ell s Albright. professor of biblical
and historical theology in the Hit
school of theology. died last night af-
ter n brief illness. He was a graduate
of Ohio Wesley University, Drew Thco-
logical Seminary and the University of
Hole in Germany. He was 40 years
al
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N. Y, and Frank Fem OF Lodge No.32,
Pueblo, Colo.
order of Railway Photographers, w.
v. Powell, grand chief; Chas Daniel.
chairman executive committee, At
lanta, Ga, and Il. Il. Pcrham, grand
secretary and treasurer.
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen,
f. +. Sargent, grand master; T. V.
Venner OF Lodge No. 3, at Jersey city,
NJ j.; James Bunk Of Lodge No. 80,
Stratford. ontario, and Asa Dillon of
Lodge No. 3, Atchison, Kan.
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Norfolk, Va, Oct. 1.-THE steamship
Hespcrides is ashore ON outer Dia-
mond shoals of Cape Hatteras and
viii be n total loss with her cargo Of
pig iron. She was bound from cuba
to Baltimore and struck the shoals
during n dense fog which hung about
the coast so thick that the crew was
not taken off until yesterday after
noon. There IS no hope of saving the
ship although tugs will attempt the
ell
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New York. oct. 11.-Miss Florence
Helm, who was for two terms post
mistress OF Eli2abethtown, KY, and
who Is said to have been the daughter
Of Ex-Governor Helm of Kentucky,
died today from the effects Of NOR
phine taken last week with suicidal
intent.
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MISS cIsERos' ESCAPE.


Washington, oct. 1l.--Consul General
TI1hugh Lee arrived here last night
Fui-Eas at the state department early
his morning In conference with AS
ntant Secretary Day. 1t Is understood
hat the state department is going
over, with Mr.. Lee and Mr.. Hannis
Taylor, ex-mnlster to Spain, the eff
l4cts Of the recent cabinet changes,
The results of Capt. Gen. Weyler's
withdrawal and his succession by Gen.
BanCo and the new phases developed
BY the accession OF Sagasta.
The escape OF Miss Cisneros from a
Havana prison through the efforts of
representative of the New York Jour
mol has been talked over also the pre-
yaing view being that 1t will not
had to an international complication.
Gen Lee said today that he did not
think any serious question would arise
over the incident.
Ex-Mlnlster Taylor, when asked II in
Irrational complications were likely
10 arise, answered: Il think not, and
The probable result will be that Sagas-
"a will give a royal decoration to
those who have been good enough to
I'd Spain Of this troublesome subject"
State department officials make light
trouble following the escape of Miss
Csneros They say that, presuminE
NE girl and her rescuer have reached
NE United States, they cannot be sur
rendered even II claimed by the Span
IN authorities. The case Is covered
Y two principles of law that are never
gevlated from according to the state
apartment people. As far as concerns
Ass Cisncros AZ being political
- a.
Hsl law bee surrendered and there is
% clause Ia the Spanish extraditlon
uay that could serve as n basis for
her delivcrance.
AS Tor the Journal agent who secured
Ms escape Of the girl, his case is ex-
Iessy covered In the eNtradition
SSeay between Spain and the United
states concluded in 1877.
SAID TO BE IN NEW YORK.
New York, Oct. il.-The Herald to-
morrow viii say: "Senorita Evange-
n,4 Cosslo Cisneros, the Cuban girl
NY NY escaped from Casse de Recoiias In
havana ON Wednesday night last, ar
Htu IN this yesterday morning
,iellean friends accompanied her by
ITAn nom New Orleans. ON reaching
II o'y Iily, Miss Clsneros was taker
gosNd carriage to the headquar-
''r''' - ~ litAAHla'lS III AlAA7
HtG' Where she was joyfully received
sr.,I snort reception she was taker
10y ana NO one was allowed to SEE
m, NV tnis evening, A special edi-
MIMI, 'he incal cuban newspaper wa,
t..Shpa This afternoon, asking al
S ~ Cubans to assemble at the ofIic,
ta,t hhy luuta at S o'clock to Join in {
,oSushl parade in honor of tn,
ts6 Woman's delivery.
Jo1'u I Ihe employees OF the New Yorl
c,, nnal' especially the people havln.
tsr ~ oi the senorita Clsneros's mat
tbe ,EI',,,,lhalcally denied tonight tina
to younS woman was in the city, an,
ogics gl all the rooms in the Journa
bst proved the falsity of the rumo
Etat,5 was secreted there. 1t wa
mrb, Az The journal Office at mid
Tr se, mat al rumors concerning In
he pna,, al Atiss Clsneros In the cit,
unauthorized and untrue"
'''"Hy nrothcrhoods to Unite.
Volu, Ill.,. oct II n,.a -
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hallway nrothcrhoods to unite.

,r rgoia, Ill.,, oct. 11.-one of the most
unI6ps ~ conferences In the history of
day Is 10 be held in this city Tues
fsi6r1ti, which a plan To negotiate a
adopted p" WIN be considered and
Mons b -Four International conyen-
tS rS d, nave declared for closer f@dern-
me KIN W railroad brotherhoods. The
Btotbart5u mood not included is the
Fiy v,t-n a S,lI OF Locomotive Engineers.
canads' Vug9 men in the United states.
WING MN Master Sargent Of the T FIrs,nS,,
~ M ehalrman, and the following
ordsrs NJ, e5s ntatlvea OF the different
orders MAJ WIN be IN attendnnce:
Clark ,, or HALLWAY Conductors. l.. 8.
sistart rrN ehief, c. II. wilkins. as
ton. rr5 S,99Ud chief, and A. Il. Garret-
s,thloa senior conductor. "
P II mood Of Railway Trninmen.
Harvey loC,.i,sscy grand master; John
W" oi Lodge No, 1877, Salamanca,
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The man who
has been struck
by q loconio-
tive and is
picked up alive
and carried on
by the cow
catcher has had
n miraculous
escape, The
IN Il n W h o
through neg
,lect has sacri-
feed his health
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he Scenic Limo
nv of the
World.
Denver &
Rio Grande
Scenic
W I,os 81 tho Railroad.
The only line running two
through fast trains daily to Lead
Vile, Aspen. Pueblo. Colorado
Springs and Denver.
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 25lh, 1894.

Train No. leaves Ogden GAS a. M, Salt
Lake 7:5o a. M, arrive at Pueblo $50 a. m,
Colorado Springs 7:I3 a. IN, Denver g:3o a. m.
Train No. | ayes Ogden 6:35 p. m. Salt
Lake 7:4o p. m, arrive at Pueblo s:35 p. M,
Colorado Springs 5:49 p. M, Denver e:z5 p. m.
Connections made at Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver with all lines east Elegant
day coaches, chair cars and Pullman sleepcrs on
all trains Take the y. & r. &. and have a
comfortable trip and enjoy the fines, scenery on
the continent.
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ARRIVE.
FROM Chicago. Omaha. st. Louis
kuusus city, Denver, Park city
=, and Ogden. ...,.. :. -,............ 10 . IN
From Helena. Butte, Portland san
Francisco, OGDEN and intcrmed-
>, late. points .. ...... ...... 49,. O5 u m
I From san Francisco, Cache Valley
Ogden aud intermediate points. Is d m
From Chicago, Omaha. st. Louis,
Kansas city, Denver and Ogden 0 % "A m
'ErOm Frisco. Milford. Ncphl, Provo
and Intermediate points ........ o IS "A IN
From Mercur. Imtlc. Provo Ncphl,
-, Manti and !"tcrmedIute points. Q % y m
| 'From Terminus, ToOelc and Car
hcld Beach pee. ......:............. I 20 p IN
+TrUlns south OF Juub run daily except
Sunday.
Daily except sunday.
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fgN-A,7st5.1jzS
,s;5s5tis Ny-T
OREGON SHORT LINZ
Railroad.
nnLmls.
TIME GARD IN rrrEcr JULY IS, 1sn.


DEPART.
For Chicago, Omaha Denver. Kan
SHs city, 1t. Louis Ogden and
H. Park city. 800. ,............ 2 90 m
For san Francisco, Ogden Cuche
. valley and intermediate points s 70 q u
For Ogden, DonvCr. Kansas city,
Omaha, St Louis, Chicago and
:, intermediate p9.nts..... :; ........ 9 Is p m
For Ogden, Butte, Helena, Portland
ana san francisco ...........-... & 20 II m
For Mereur, Tinuc, Provo, Ncphi
Munti and intermediate points Z 30 "A IN
tFor Provo Nrphi. Milford, Frisco
and intermediate pUints......... G 90 D IN
'Nlxed train for Garfield Beach.
Tooole and Terminus. ............ Z IS n IN
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TINE TABLE EFFECTIVE OCTOBER ISL, 1897.

Leave salt Lake city.
No. 2-For Provo, Grand Junction
mud all points EAst........ S IS ~
No. I-Fur Provo. Grand Junction
-, and Al points East. 49,. 40 p III
No, 6-Eur bingham, Luhi, Provo.
Mt. Pleasant, Munti, Belk-
nap, Richiicld and all inter
mediate puiuts...... ........ 90 a IN
No. S-for Eureka, Paysun. Provo.
and ull Intcrmedlate points 90 IN
No. 3-lur ogden aud the West. 10 p IA
No l-fur Ogden and the West. II 20 y m
Arrive salt Lake city.
NoI-From Bingham. Provo. Grand
Junction and the East. T. % d m
No 3-From Provo, Grand june
ton and the East ...,. Q 05 p M
No 5-irom Provo, Bingham, Euro
ka, RichGcld. Belknsp, Man
u ana intermediate points. - d m
No, . From Ogden and the West S rs 4 m
No. A-lrum Ogden aud the West. 30 d m
No. From Eureka, Payson. Provo
and all intermediate points 10 90 "A m
Only line running through Pullman Palace
sleeping cars Salt Lake city 10 san Francis
CO and Portland; Salt Lake CITY to Dem
yer via Grand junction and salt Lake City
10 Kansas city aud Chicago via Colorado
points.
Through tourist or family slecpers without
change, to Kansas city, Chicago and Boston.
FREQ reclining chair cars salt Lake to Dem
YER No change close connections safety.
speed and comfort
Ticket OINCG. los West second SOulh street,
POstoftlce cornorl
u. c. DODGE, General Manager
> II. BABCOCk, Traffic Manager.
+. A, WADLElGH. Con, Passenger Agent
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There never was and never
Will be anything In their columns
but that may be safely read in
the family circle,
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Milford Woodruff President
Geo. M. Cannon. Cashier.

Cash capital, 100000
Cash surplus, e3oo, 900
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