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SYLVESTER SCOvEL'S CASE.
The Correspondent. Under tho Rules q
War. Might lsc Shot.

The Correspondent. Under tho Rules Of
War. Might lie Shot
New YORK. July 2.-AccordinS TO
advices received here from Santiago.
Sylvester Scovel. the newspaper CORE.
sponden,. is still! under arrest for str,k.
ing Major General Shaftcr.
Accounts disagree regar ding the in.
cident. One says Scovel returned a
blow struck by General Shafter. and
another that, angered by an order of
General Shafter. Scovel sought the
general and slapped him.
No case like that Of Scovel's in the
present instance is known to the Of.
ficials at Washington. it is said. so
there is no precedent for dealing with
it. 1t appears, however. that Scovel's
case may como under the general ar.
ticlcs Of war, and he may be sentenced
to death by a cour, martial.
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TRANSPORTS START SOUTH.
Three Fleets Fitted Out At New York
Iut TO kea-

Three fiects Fitted Out 1T New York
iut TO kea-
NEW YORK, July 20. AT daylight
three Of the fleets Of United States
transports which have been fitted out
at this port put to sea, and on clearing
Sandy Hook took southerly courses.
The Glacier was the first to leave. She
was followed by the Roumanian. now
known as "No 52" aud the Michigan,
known as mo. So" The Massachu.
setts, which is being loaded. will leave
later in the day.
The auxiliary cruiser St. Louis.
which now carries five 5-inch rifles, is
scheduled to leave the American line
pier for the South at 5 p. III. She has
1900 tons OF coal. ammunition aud a
big stock Of provisions on board.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-07-22
"Dr Fenncr's Dyspepsta Cure

as the name implies, is SIMPLY for Dys-
pepsia or Indigestion. 1t should be su
perior to the general run Of preparations
and prescriptions because prepared by u
physician OF many years study and ex.
perience, whose writings on medical
questions are accepted as authorities.
II not satisfied after using one bottle,
your money will be refunded by Frank
Smith OF Madison.
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CHICAGO, july 81.
POULTRY - Market for live, dull.
Spring chickens. ll@llRc; hens, Sc;
ducks 64S@c; turkeys, 3&s,.
BUTTER-Firm. Creamerics, 1875 y
l6cIi; dairies, llvslA.
EGGS-Steady; fresh, lie.
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Tcachcra' Training School.

MuLNoR. N. D., July ~. : Professor
Schmidt OF Jamestown has been chosen
to conduct the teachers training school
ut Forman commencing Aug. l. He
will be assisted by Miss Fanny Miller
Of Minneapolis aud local talent
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Farm Loans at Lowest
~%RATES.@-

CATTLE Market fairly active and
steady.
Sales ranged at si.20s.,s s. for beeves
81 80 I44o for cows. bulls and mixed;
IS. 6o>Si 45 for stocSers and feeders; g. 15
o. 10 for yearlings and calves.
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'F'a Alaska Steamers.

k1r, ''rea Aia.k. Steamers.
|cc1 ~ -, wash. July 2a. 1t is an.
thu .a' the government has char.
hnool, l''a'ners Lakme. Alliance and
|por, ,, oi tho Alaskan feet, to
b,a,ed loops to Honolulu. II Is
be ch,r, ,negotiations arc pending
Nelsa''' OF the Charlie Nelson.
Alaska. 1''''anoe are now due
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Duluth Grain.

DULUTH, July 81.
WHEAT-Cash No. | hard S6}sc;
No. Northern. s5isc: No. Northern,
Sc. To Arrive-No. l hard. s6isc; No.
! Northern. S5}sc: September, 69ssc;
July, S5c: December. 67ssc.
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Minneapolis Grain.

MINNEAPoLls, July q.
NHEAT-July closed at SIC; Sep
tcmber, 6Shc; December. 6i24c On Trac K
No. l hard, as.c: No. Northern. sSa<c;
No. : Northern, S4a.c.
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CHICAGO, July 81.
CLOSING PRICES
WHEAT = July. 7slsc; August 6ahc;
September. 61s&c; December. 61Iac.
CORN-July. Sa;sc; September, $40;
December St2s; May, S5ss GS5l lsc.
OATS July. 22s.c; September, 1890;
May, 2sssc
PORK July. s97a; September, s9.S7.
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"'ard Direct From Devcv.

"'N'toN, July 22.-Sccrotary
'l"ouhced at | o'clock ho had
dispatch from Admiral
announcing tho arrival OF
Fan "e'aehmont Of troops ut Ma.
to, tasu'ohng the second expodi.
YIN San Francisco.
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s''na'do Wants Aunexat,o,.

"o y Wants Annexation.
No.'a LINK July %. "A dispatch to
|Ann,i u from Hong Kong says Gen.
nsn. nn.aa'ao. leader Of tho Philip.
o,1a'ssnts, is fighting for annexa.
bas, ~, United States. The Cortes
bpa. .a'A'i'es. aud other families
aoe m on the island, have been
6spraon.y freely to buy arms for
"a s. ."'s on assurances from tho
,ba, .'''s consul here, Mr.. Wild.
fican 'ney could trust to the
'''n spirit Of justice.
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Sioux City Live stock.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, July VI.
HOGS-Market steady to weak. Range
Of prices. 8 .65VpS 81.
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Did You Take
SCOTS
Emulsion

through the winter? If so, We
are sure it Quieted your cough,
healed the rawneSS in your
throat, increased your weight,
gave you more color, and made
you feel better in every way.
But perhaps your cough has
come back again, or you are get
ting little thin and pale.
Then, why not continue the
same helpful remedy right
through the summer? 1t will do
you as much good as when the
weather is cold.
Its persistent use will certainly
give you better appetite and a
stronger digestion. q
1t will cure your 49,
weak throat and heal AD
your inflamed lungs. qS
Ii will cure every case M
Of consumption, when u
a cure is possible. MA
Don't be persuaded ~
to take something they say is just
as good.
All Druggists, &C. and 81.
ScoTT 4 BOVINE. Chemists, NY.
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Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Receipts: Hogs, $4,000: cattle, 1000;
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cc,0eoc0000eoo0 scoycoesC.
pOIII ET(R|NGl
.ccSoscGccscc~c0 occceG00cc

James Spencer. a colored man. hal his
hearing yesterday afternoon before Judge
Tiinmony on the charge of having COM
mitted adultery with a white woman.
Martha Possey Peterson. He was bound
over 10 tho district court under q cash
bond OF $3.50. being given until Monday 70
raise the amount. He was represented
by j. NJ. Hamilton, while County Attorney
Van Cott appeared TO- tho state The
court room was cleared of spectators.
since the testimony in the case was lot
considered 1T for the public TO hear. The
the woman was sent 10 her home in VIII
lard City last night.
N NJ Gibson departed last night on the
eastbound Rio Grande train for his home
in Terre Haute, Ind. He took with him
about So worth of clothing belonging 20
George ]. Bielich, with whom he had
been boarding. II was such an unprin-
cipled act that n warrant for his arrest
for petit larceny was sworn out by Frank
the police department wired tbs sheriff
at Price to stop Gibson on his journey.
He is said to have borrowed money from
his friends here and to have INDUCED in
unsavory mining deals.
Harry Brown. q lad of Is years. was
locked up at the police station last night
for carrying "a concealed weapon in the
shape of a dangerous looking knife. with
which he insisted on prodding another
boy.
Charles Mes violated the bicycle ordi-
nance last evening and was arrested by
Officer Davies.
\. r. Smith was fined 81 by Judge Tim
niony yesterday for violating the bike or
dinance.
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BUSINESS NOTES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


Sugar stock has been selling at $3.50
during the past week and last evening
several sales were recorded at par. $40
per share The indications are that this
win be the ruling price for some time,
though brokers' think it will be higher
before it is lower. The crop outlook
continues excellent. and the price of
sugar remains as high as ever. The
board of directors of the Sugar COM
pamy held a protracted meeting en- the
18th, tt main items under discussion
beng now to prepare for the heavy
crop Of beets, the handling Of which
may ne~essitate the construction of ad-
oitional beet sheds,
The sugar factories at Ogden and La
Grande, oregon, in both of which many
Salt Lakars are interested, are nearing
completion. and viii be completed in
time 10 handle the fan beet crops.
Stock in the Oregon factory is under
stood to be already quoted at a heavy
premium. owing To the $50, 600 bonus
which the promoters received from the
people of La Grande.
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lions Benefit Building society held
its annual meeting on the 18th and
elected new board of directors and
declared the annual dividend of s per
cent. The society made a fine report
TO its stockholders, there being over
$500 shares issued, and the receipts for
The LIST year amounting to s13f. 736. A,
-s6 Ia 50 OF which WAS from subscrip-
lions. The number of homes built bv
the society is a very large one The
general officers are Thomas G. Webber,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Yesterdays arrivals at the principal no.
tells were:
At the Standardization Nottingham
Syracuse n. y; W. Hethey. Berlin; A.
oon: J. G. Phelps Stokes. Hugh c. Mac
beth. J. A Erwin. Thomas X. Duncan, z.
c. Mix and wife. New York; J. +. Jenkins.
Schuyler, Neb.; Lora L. Hubbell. Los An
George Il. Stewart and wife, Boise: Geo.
S. EIngsbury. Fritz Thies and wife, Fred
Sagel and wife. Charles OttenheimeF,
Louis N. Frankie. L. II. Young. Denver;
ran. Warren Z. Hail, Chicago: Thomas
L. Wilson, st. Paul; r. j. Dodge. Kansas
City; Frank Yak. 3. b. BroOmel San
Francisco; 0. \, Field and son. St. Louis.
At the Walker House,. f. Luckey. On
tario. ore; @. W. Eaton, Wood River.
Neb.: y. II. Coulter and wife. San An
draas; J. a. Gorllam. Kansas City: Fred
more. Beaver; l. Wright. Mrs. y. Marks.
George Ryan. Eureka; l.. Smith, Evan
ston.
At the Kenyon-J. NJ Holmes San
Francisco: Mrs. David Keith, Park city;
NJ. =. Lennon. Jennie e. l'iXon. Payson;
H. T. Dyer. Alvar2do. Cal; Rev. c. J.
Fricke. West Chicago; Miss Lena Kring-
en-. Mrs Emma Hanley. Leadviile; G. z.
Gray. St Louis.
At the Crllen-E. c. Nordyke. NJ. z.
COnley, Spokane; p. McHaney. Battle
Creek; H. B. Ewing, Denver: L. Hart
man, Washington. D. G: B. W. Warner,
H Karberg, Kansas City; J. Rosenbush.
New York; ]. y. Whitney, Evanston: J.
?. Gately. Portland; II. NJ. Hallembeck,
John r. Hayden, St. Louis; Julius Sultan,
San Francisco; a. b. Hayes, Ogden; Fred
Nelson ana wife, Eureka: c. T. Ercan-
brack and wife. Silver City: +. w. Tat
lock. w. j. B. Stacey and wife, Manti.
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THE BICYCLE MEET.
Entries For the Pioneer Day Races
at Calder's


Entries for the Pioneer day bicycle
races at Callers park are fast coming in.
and there is every indication that it will
be highly successful and exciting event.
Among the professionals who have enter
ed for the track races are Emery, Game,
Collinson, Sharman and Fenton of Salt
Lake and Proudfit CT Ogden. Peter Beck
er, the hard-to-catch Denver racer. has
written that he is coming. and Waldo e.
Lyon. the Massachusetts fancy and trick
rider. is here. TO take part in the rro-
gramme. Entries for the races close with
r. a. Mangun, at 90 Main street, on
Wednesday next. Following is a list Of
the races etc:
One-mile novice. $50.
One-fourth mile professional, SOS.
One-haIf mile amateur. S2a
Two-nile business mems handicap, so.
One-mlle professional invitation. SIS.
One-mi,e. Doys, III years or under so.
One-miie tandem amateur, SO.
Three-mlle amateur handicap, $35.
Five-mie professional handicap. $35.
One fScif mile, state championship. anna
teur S25.
The officials Of the racing course will be:
r. L. Conley, referee; j. \. Mckenzie.
w. y. Lake and +. II. Clifton. judges;
Sam Robbins, II. Senseney and J. c.
Trieller. timers: c. II. Douse, ]. c. Royle
and c. n. Butler, scorers; official handi-
capper J. n. Sharp; clerk and announcer,
=. e. Beveridge.
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INCREASE IN ASSESSMENT.
MADE BY THE STATE BOARD OF
EQUALIZATION.
Beaver, Cache, Davis, Juab, Morgan,
Rich, San Juan and Weber Coun-
ties Affected.

The state board of equalization has
notified the following counties that
they propose to make increases in as
sessment of values as noted;
Beaver-Real estate Increased 3 per
cent; sheep raised from s175 to $500
per head.
Cache-Real estate, assessed as acre
age. increased 10 per cent; sheep raised
from S1.75 TO SOD per head.
Davis-Real estate raissd 10 per cent.
Juab-Sheep increased from S1.75 to
$500 per head.
MoTgan-Real estate raised per
cent: sheep raised from $1.55 TO $500 psr
head.
Rich-Cattle raised from SO to s12
per head.
San Juan-sheep raised from s1.75 to
$500 per head.
Weber-Real estate, assessed as acre
age, raised 10 per cent; sheep increased
from SI75 to S2.00 per head.
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role law. Mrs. Clark also appeared be-
fore the board and made plea for
the complete pardon of her husband,
who became responsible. while living
with her at Ogden last winter, for her
present delicate condition OF maternity.
On their own request, hearings on
the applications Of George n. Kennedy,
convicted of assault with intent to Kill.
and George Z. Booth, convicted of
rape. were postponed for one month
Consideration of the application fer
rehearing in the cases OF David Nc
Cune, serving a term for assault to
rape; Robert Boardman, jr., for for
nication, and Brigham Spencer, a
grand laTcenist, went over until the
September meeting.
Deuials of pardons were entered in
the cases OF E.. II. Shaw, an adultery
convict; c. w. Lee, a grand larcenist,
and Frank King and II. c. Eaight.
burglars
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% % %
Real Estate Transfers.

w. c. Orem ct al to Edward Nc
Carrick, part of lot S, block 30.
plat A, subject 81, 400. 81 0t
Villain Salkield to Alice Sal
izield, part of section SO, town
ship / south, range ! east.-....
H. c. Hoffman ct uX. to Anne
Purtei. lots l and ., block >,
University subdivision ........-. ftt
A Meyer ct uX. to Pat Ryan, -
part of lot 3. block 107, plat D.: 55t
Charles Boattcher to Denver Bond
and Security company, part OF
section IA, township 1 north,
range l west. etc. !
Charles Boettcher tn Denver Bond
ard Security company, lots so
TO 81, block ., West Bouie-
Charles Boettchsr TO Denver Bond
and Security company, part of
lot = block SO. plat E, etc $50. /
Helen a. Sprague to Pamela
Edmonds, Winnebago lode,
West Mountain NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ga
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TAFHY FOR AlGER.
War Secretary Receives Praise From
An Unknown Source.

Washington. July l6.-Secretary Alger
has been receiving number of ccnsratu-
latory letters and telegrams called forth
by the capture of Santiago. One of these
is from man who filled one of the lead
ing commands in the federal army during
the w@~ of the rebellion. and who has
Since never lost interest IN or failed TO
keep in touch with military affairs
lais officer. in the course of some gen.
erRi obser,,etions unon the features OF
he camra!gn 81 far developed says: "lou
have shown the world what american
staff departments. under head OF great
executive abiiits, can create II az
army equip il and move it. and IL re-
qu.res d peculiar kind of ability. You
know in European armies when they have
undertaken TO create as well rs move
they have failed. They have required
years OF preparation. so that when the.-
had war all the staff had 20 co was 10
move the army. a very easy matter
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-17
Railway Notes.

''Paua,h Smith has been added TO the
Lagoon staff, filling the place left va
cant by the enlistment Of Frank Shelly.
Papa" is a hustler, and will do good
Nscrk for the popular resort.
The Methodist society and congrega-
ton, and a large number of others
took an outing at Garfield yesterday,
ana had a delightful time. The water
was all that could be desired, and of
the SEQ who visited this pleasant SPOT.
fully one-half enjoyed the luxury Of
bath. This is the second excursion of
this society TO Garfield this year, AID
all were pleased with the visit.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-17
TRAVEL TO YELLOWSTONE.
It Is On the Increase This Year AS
Compared With Others.

The travel to the Yellowstone this
year shows an increase over the show
ing made the previous year, the new
stage line from Nonida being extensive
ly patronized. The ride 70 the park III
the new coaches has been made no less
enjoyable than the trip through the
park Itself. and instead Of the interFen-
ing distance between the railroad AID
the scenic portion of the country being
a drag oil the visitor, changes have
been made which makes it feature
VI the trip. The park people nave Just
gotten out a guide 70 the points OF q
terest, which is 4 gem in It's way, aSc
gives much valuable information.
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W. C. t. U. TEMPLE.
State Presidents Wash Their Hands
of the Fnterprise.

Chicago. July 16,--State presidents of
the National Woman's Christian Temper
ance union. in executive session today.
washed their hands of the Temple build
ing ENTERPRISE. and adopted u resolution
in which the following language occurs:
And we recommend that no further
call to local unions or effort by them be
made TO secure ownership of or pay for
the temple"
fkis resolution was passed by a vote of
is to H. the opposition representing the
trustees, who are members of the eXecu-
tive council. ~ second resolution urani-
mously passed disavows all legal oblga-
tions To pay for the 900 trust bonds on
the temple building. but requests that an
effort be made TO cancel the moral obi
CATION before the next memorial conYen-
ton, as a tribute to the expressed wishes
and o.Fing request OF Miss Frances e.
Willard
The action of the body is subject to the
appr- val OF the rational convention, which
meets in St Paul next November.
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Lagoon Attractions.

Professor Wayne Abbott will make
another balloon ascension and para
chute jump al the Lagoon this after
neon. on the arrival of the train which
leaves Salt Lake at > O'Clock. Pro-
fessor Vervalian has been signed for
a Punch and Judy and mario2ette
show, coming early this week. The
members of the Twentieth ward choir
and friends viii have the place enc
week from Wednesday. Professor
Daynes Will be musical director.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-17
THREE FIRE ALARMS.
Gave the Boys Chance to Exercise
Yesterday.

The fire department was called out
at D. m. yesterday and extinsuished
$40 IRE in the barn of Ed Needham,
421 Second East street. The blaze was
started by boys with matches.
The boy with his match also caused
a fire at the northeast corner of the
city cemetery. The department re-
spondeG at 3:c5 p. m, but the location
is too high for the water pressure. By
the use of shovels and dirt, however,
the blaze was eXtinguished after sew
eral sections OF fence had burned.
At s:55 last evening a fire alarm was
sent in from Walker Bros bank,
where the furnace had been stuffed
with paper, and in burning it out the
smoke went the wrong way. filing the
building. No action was required by
the department.
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Made a Roadmaster For the Short
Line.
CHANGE OF TRAIN TIME
GOES INTO EFFECT THIS MORN
ING EARLY.
Yellowstone Park Business Looking
Up-Yesterday at the Resorts
Coming ttractions-Excursion to
Ogden Today-other Railway
News.

Pocatello. Ida, July 16.-John Quinn.
for years past a passenger conductor
between Pocatello and Butte, has been
appointed roadmaster for the Short
Line between Pccatello and Lima. with
HEADQUARTERS az PocatellO. This IS a
new position. Mr.. Quinn taking part
OF Roacmaster McEntee's territory, and
the latters headquarters being trans
ferTed TO Cache Junction, Titan.
]. II. Burns. q freight conductor, mas
been promoted to Mr.. Quinn's place.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-17
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
Yesterdays Observations at the Local
Weather Bureau Office.
Salt Lake City. July Il

Salt Lake City. July Is, 1858
Temperature. a. m. 20; p. m, 90;
average for the day. So: corresponding
date last year, average. TO- maximum. "a:
minimum, 81. Relative humidity (per
cent?. =. m. 90; p. m, II; corresponding
date last year. 6 a. m. 81: p M, 81
State of weather. 6 a. m. clear: D. m.
clear Velocity of wind and direction. 6
a. m. south. miles per hour: p. M
northwest. 10 miles per hour. Prccipita-
ton past "a hours none.
Following is the local forecast of the
weather for today: Showers; thunder
storms; cooler. ]. II. SMITH.
Section Director.
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NOT AN EXPERIMENT.

Sick people should bear in mind when in need
of medical services that in the vast field of Special
ism there are two distinct classes--THE BEGINNER
who is experimenting in unknown field, and the
EXPERIENCED SPECIALIST who has proven his
ability
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SPEC!ALTIES:

Catarrh, Bronchitis, Neuralgia,
Heart Disease, Dyspepsia, Skin Dis
ease, Blood Diseases, Rheumatism,
Malaria, Nervous Diseases, Kidney
Diseases, Female Complaints, Insom-
MIA, Dysentery, Paralysis, ricketts,,
scrofula, Consumption in the first
stage, Liver Disease, Diseases of the
Bowels, Sciatica, Spinal Diseases, Va
ricocle, Rupture, Structure, and ali
Chronic and Private Diseases.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-17
IMPORTANT TIME CHANGE.
Oregon Short Line Card Effective
This Morning.

Effective today. the Oregon Short
Line t! ain No. ., for Cache vail y, here
tofore leaving at S:l0 a. NJ, wa! cave
at SOS a. m. and NJ. s. the through
train from Butte, Portland and all
points north. will arrive at 500 a m,
instead of 9:35 a. n. These changes
are occasioned by the arrival OF The
train f-oHs the north at Ogden, al I a.
~. instead of 7:45 a. H., as has beea
The case heretofore
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Be Patriotic

and help our brave soldiers by attend
ing the grand excursion and free bar
becue given for the benefit of the Red
Cross society at Calders park next
Wednesday, July 20. Admission only 10
cents.
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SILVER and Lead Quotations.

The silver and lead quotations yes
terday were as follows:
Bar silver, 59ls cents
Lead, brokers'. $3.50.
Copper, casting, 10ss cents.
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THE PEOPLES POPULAR PRICES.


W IS
Drs
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al h snnee
suited Shores
off
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Excursion to Ogden.

There viii be an excursion to Ogden
today. over the Short Line, the Doist
of interest being Ogden canyon, where
FISH and chicken dinners add zest TO the
ma sniticent scenery.
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L. c. Trent & Co. engineers. manu-
facturers and dealers, have removed
their general Offices to rooms Gil, 61S
and 619 Dolly block. where they will be
glad to see their old and new friends
and patrons. P. o. box No. 1917.
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