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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-05-18
VETERANS AND SOLDIERS WIDOWS EE-
MEMBERED.
Dastsrdly Attempt Of Personal Organs to
Rob Republicans Of Credit.

The friends Of the General who
showed the " hite feather at the outbreak
of the civil war. aud who are now lash
ing themselves into a white heat because
one OF their faciicnal soldier friends was
not given a placs Oh the pension examin-
lug board, should remember that Dr.
carothers voted for Mckinley and the
whole Republican, ticket, and that he is
universally regarded as one Of the most
skillfnl practitioners IN the county. Call
him a "Gold- Democrat II you please,
but don't insult him by calling him a
''Mngwump'' or a coward.
The postmaster at Jenners, whom the
''General's organs complain was given
preference over an old soldier, has one of
the best soldier records Of any veteran in
the county. HE not only volunteered in
behalf of the Union, but afterwards
served in the regular army. Postmaster
Sipe carries the sears Of battle on his
body. Where are the Generals scars
S. a. Dean, veteran of the war, IS the
efficient postmaster at Addison. VIII
the ''General's' organs thet have done all
in their power to disrupt the Republican
party claim that he is ''coffee cooler'' or
"Commissary attache," and should not
have been recommended for appoint
ment.
Veteran Chauncey Brant distributes
Uncle Sans mail at Shanksville. Do
the Generals" organs mean TO strip
him Of his Grand Army button, because
Congressman Hicks. himselfa veteran OF
the war. recommended his appointment.
DIR. W. S. Mountain wears a Grand
Army button, not to distinguish himself
from those who resigned their military
positions at the outbreak Of the war, bat
as mark of honor. The DIR. is a mem
Der of the pension examining board and
a mighty good one at that
We do not know whether or not Mr..
Emory George, one Of Meyersdale's high
ly respected citizens has made a practice
of attending Grand Army reunions. or
has ever delivered Memorial Day ad-
dress, but we are reliably informed that
he was never closer to rebel bullets than
was General" w. Fl. Koontz, whose po-
litical organ has declared that Mr.. George
is a veteran of the war.
Senator y. B. Critehfield was recently
recommended by Congressman Hicks for
appointment as postmaster at Critchfield
It occurs to us that the Senator wears
bronze button on the lapel Of his coat as
evidence that he was one Of the defenders
of the country. 1t also occurs to US that
the laws of Pennsylvania make it Grim
inal offense for persons other than veter-
ans of the wars this glorious nation has
engaged in 10 wear this honorable in
sigma.
The postmistress at Kantner is the de-
serving widow of Union soldier, who
secured her appointment through the in
iuence of Congressman Hicks. Did this
fact escape the observation ofthe "Gensr-
ais" organ, when it referred TO Mr.. Hicks
turning the old soldiers down."
Mrs. Sarah Buchanan, whose husband
sacrificed his life in defense of the Union,
when the Captain of Company 4. resign
ed his position, is not mentioned in the
Generals" organ as the postmistress at |
Scalp Level.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-05-18
A somerset soldiers Bihls.

The following letter referring TO either
C. F. Mitchell, Sr., former editor of the
Democrat, now a resident of Greensburg,
Pa. or 10 his son bearing the same name.
both of whom enlisted in the army from
this place, will be read with interest by
their old army comrades.
ANIsroN, Alabama, May Il. 1898.
POSTMASTER, Somerset, Pa
write To inform any of the relatives or
friends Of & +. Mitchell, whose postofiice
was somerset, ia 1852 63. was 4 Captain
ia the Confederate Army, aud at our re-
unions many long forgotten things that
soldiers ON both sides lost in the war arc
coming to light and being returned To
to those who prize them very highly and
sacredly. Among them / have in my
possession a soldiers bible, entered as
patent at Edenburg. Scotland. 9th Sept
1859. Oa the Hy-leaf the name of sc. r.
Mitchell, Somerset, Pa is written In
two different places, by different per-
SONS.
This bible was either captured or found
ON battle field at Gaines Hill, Va, on the
nth June, lSli2 by w. ii. Murray. con-
federate soldier, who was killed on the
next day. So we don't know whether the
owner &. r. Mitchell was killed and his
bible taken or lost.
Ii any of the kindred or friends of c. +.
Mitchell can be found IL would give US
great pleasure to deliver this bible TO
them.
Very Respectfully,
Fknrru IT C.u.ar
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-05-18
Wanted!
FARMER.

A good woman or girl, age 25 years or
over, who can do all kinds Of general
house work in skillful manner: ineoin-
petent persons need not apply A steady
place and two and a half dollars per week
in a family Of six. Address with refer
ence,
DR.. J. @ LEiaMoN,
Latrobe. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-05-18

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will
sell excursion tickets from points on its
lines west of Baltimore, account of the
Annual meeting of German Baptists,
(Dunkardsl. at Naperville, H.. at the
low rate Of one fare for the round trip TO
Chicago, plus 81 s. 70 Naperviiie. Tick
cts will be sold May 23l, 9th, 27th and
18th good 10 return until Juue 24-h. with
privilege Of extension until June 59lh, II
ticket is deposited with agent at Naper-
vile on or before June 9th
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-05-18
Ladies' Skirt and Shirt Waists,

Excellent values direct from the factory the Skirts from S9c
in the Stripe and Scotch Mixtures to the medium grades in fancy
black figures sI25 s5 $500 From these they 20 on to
those Choice Dainty Designs where fine quality workmanship
displayed in the $3.50 $3.50 $500 s45Os5O $3.50 and so
quality.
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Stapel Goods Department

o. Unbleaehed sheeting Isl,
4O-ineh Unbleached Sbeeting, 5,
S6-inch Unbleaehed sheeting. 4,
36 inch Unbleached Sheeting. 8,
80 inch Andreseoggan Muslin, 7e
sS-inch Fruit of the Loom Muslin, S
Sc inch Hill Muslin, So
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-05-18
Our Stock Consists Of

Black and Colored Silks, new and
attractive, Of this seasons patterns are
here in great profusion. Large assort-
ment of choice new DRESS GOODS. We
offer such collection Of the best as Justi-
fies your earnest attention on the basis Of
its prime feature:
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THE NEW STORE OF
DARKER s
L HILLIPS

Now open and ready for business with q
large stock of Now summer Goods OF ev-
cry description. Small profit prices form
the basis on which we seek to establish a
relation with you in our new Store.
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PRETTINEsS.
: = = = 7
and LOW PRICES

anu LOW fhlCES-
New stock Of White Goods, consisting of
India Linens, Dotted Swisses. Organdies,
French Nainsocks, Swiss Mulls, Batiste,
plain and fancy p. X new trimmings to
p,.f.h
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woaI wantsatt

Farmers, bring your Wool to our Fac
tory one milo south Of Somerset We
win trade you goods for it or pay you the
highest cash price. Carding and spin
ming done on short notice. Good WORK
guaranteed.
KANTSRR 4 Co.
Woolen Manufacturers.
Somerset, Pa.
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CAPES,
$780, $3.50 s4Oo $500 $780, 800 and $500 qualities any one
of these
Big Run On Our Carpet Department
ST. 6S.
So so.
This Season.

New Patterns Carpets coming every few days Rugs of
choice design New Patterns in wool Drugget $3.50 $3.50
$3.50, $3.50, $3.50, $1,000 $500 EACH
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-05-18

/ now am able to offer great In
ducements in Pattern Hats and
Bonnets and all kinds Of Millinery
Goods. A splendid line of Chill
dren's Trimmed Hats, Sailor Hats
for large and small. All should
call before making their purchases.
Ladies and chiIdrens' sayIor Hats,
25, 35 and Scots.
chiIdrens' Trimmed Hats, 75c up.
Ladies Trimmed Hats, sl.25 up.
Large Line of chiIdren's
Null Caps and Bonnets.
Infants Dresses and Wraps, Tailor
made Skirts all grades and prices.
Shirt Waists
from 4oc up.
A large line of Calico and Percale
Wrappers handsomely made from
75c up.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-05-18
Lace Curtains, etc.

The principal Of large assortment
Of the choice and best articles for home
adOrnmenL. We have an elaborate line
Of new Lace Curtains in Cream and
White, Lace Bed Sets, Sash Curtains,
Cotton Drapery, Drapery Silks, Derby
Tapestries, Portiers, Silk Portiers, Couch
Covers, Trieot for furniture coverings,
Rug and Furniture Fringes. Chenille
Table Covers, Tapestry Table Covers.
RUGS best for the money in Smyrna,
MOquette, Willons, African Rugs in
all sizes.
LACES and Embroideries, neat and dain-
ty designs, choice, well made goods.
RIBBONS Handsome line OF New Sash
Ribbons. plain and fancy Satin Rib
bons Of all kinds.
yEILTNGS. New Veilings in plain and
dots.
NEcK-WEAR- Ladies' and Children's
Neek-wear in String Ties and Puffs,
Bows and Four-in- hand.
LINEN Collars and Cuts, Corsets, Belts
Of every description.
Kid Gloves, Mits, SILK Gloves.
Handkerchiefs OF all kinds.
Ladies' and Children's Parasols, Um-
brellas, etc
MEMS GOODS, Neckwear, all the vsri-
Gus styles and shapes, Mems Under
wear. Shirts, Collars and Cuffs. Sus-
penders. Hosiery, Gloves, etc.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-05-18

Alabama ShirtiDg. &c
Columbia Shifting, &c
All Linen Towling. 8
White Honey Comb Towels Is inch
Is wide. IS inches long, SC
20 inch Table Linen, soc
5l-ineh Red Table Damask, 15e
Geo. A. Clarks bess Thread per doz 45c
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-05-18

A Souvenir Hat Pin of the United States Battle Ship
Maine will be given to every lady making purchase
in our Millinery Department on these days.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-05-18

Reduced Rates via Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad for the Annual Meeting
German Baptists tDunkardsl,
Naperville. H.. May 2)sh 70 June 7th.
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Mr.. II. II. Mason. a former resident of
Milford township, died near Denver,
Col, on the 9th inst. The remains were
brought to New Centreville. where they
were inferred on the 18th, Rev. a. b. Mil
Ter, Of tie Lutheran Church, officiating
Deceased was 81 years of age.
Francis NJ. Shaulis, one of the best
known residents of Milford township,
died on Friday 18Th inst. aged 40 years
Deceased had suffered for several years
from a malignant cancer on his face and
his death resulted from that terrible NAL
ady. Mr.. Shaulis was veteran of the
war. having been member of the famous
'Bucktail Regiment" He was a member
of the Somerset Lodge Of Odd Fellows,
of r. 2. Cummins Post G. A. r., and
several other patriotic and benevolent
orders. The funeral which took place on
sunday afternoon was largely attended
by odd Fellows and old soldiers. Inter
ment was made in the Lutheran cemetery,
Somerset, services being conducted by
Rev. A. B. Miller, of New Centreville.
He leaves widow and ten children, five
sons and five daughters.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-05-18

The postmistress at Kantner Is the de-
serving widow of a Union soldier, who
secured her appointment through the in
iluence of Congressman Hicks Did this
fact escape the observation ofthe "Gensr-
ais" organ, when it referred 10 Mr.. Hicks
turning the old soldiers down."
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-05-18

Mrs. Sarah Buchanan, whose husband
sacrificed his life in defense of the Union,
when the Captain of Company 4. resign
ed his position, is not mentioned in the
Generals" organ as the postmistress at
Scalp Level.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-05-18
HANDSOME
Pattern Hats,

Newly designed and trimmed specially for this occasion will be
displayed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-05-18

Come in and see our new Store and
Stock Of New Goods. Make yourself at
home
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-05-18

Produce Taken in Exchange for
Goods.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-05-18

has been granted to silas
1 TBraksio~u
- Kooser, who spent the wins
AA-t ....s.,..,,.,,, br.,,,a g.
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was accomplished in exactly two min
utrs and seventeen seconds an1 hs
annn aa the referee had ueclui ~
sharkev the winner thc sailor ~
across the ring and shook hands VII" hia
Rubin. who had been cafrlcu !" w
corner. Rubin was aull 10 EoEty
condition when sharkry rrhspcd ny
eiovod hand and was unable To- fepll
in his conaugr1r's rCm1fks. Mhioh
,yero uttered LOO an apoior tir tone.
sharkoy ihcn rushed Co th' rings'l 4,
and leaning un the props ah0ut'di
am now rondy to- meet Fitzsimino nH.
Corbett. mccoy. or any other man lni
thc htavy-w,.ght championship of 10.
world" all
bIiof erreoh Shark W. seconds TOOK
hold ~ him nnd pulled M his Stoves
Meanwhile the crowd kopt ahrH.rE 20,
,1trI thr fling. aud Shurkoy was
rhrrrcd as ~ walked through th' mass
III peYpio ON hIs way to hlH dro'slnnE
rlnin. Uuhun came to very. quickly
and vns able to walk 10 hia dressing
room without assistance.
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TElEGRAPHlc BREWnts.


Lord Salisbury says he hopes peace
viii come soon.
The spanish ministers. except ga
Eaata, want 10 resign.
There has been an alarming outbreak
81 smallpox at Mnnzanlll0.
The war feeling In Spain docs not cX-
tend materially outside of Madrid.
VIM. u. Cornish. ~ S. Paul. becomes
vice president OF the Union Paelto on
July l,
Lieut.. Carranza has left Montreal.
but Il IA not believed he has returned
20 spain.
The Bryan Democrats controlled the
Pennsylvania state Democratic conven-
ton yesterday.
A cahlegram from Lieut. Hohson 10
hla father. yesterday announced nat
the Lieutenant ana party nll Werv well
The almost naked body OF a murdered
man was found ln the southern part
Of spokane, wash His Identity u un-
known.
Gov johnson NJ Alabama will not call
special election fur "a successor IN
Congress IN den. Wheeler, now with the
army before Santiago,
Klngnton. jamaica. says; II ~ re-
ported that thore have been forty
] deaths from yellow feyer among the
/ American troops In cuba,
In accordance with q recent act Of
/ Congress. the war department has IT,
! sued AN order nhnllHhlng what n known
~ tho Held officers court
In Trenton. n. j.. yesterday the An
| Client order of ulhrrnianH had brief
foaBIon and then adjourned 10 take part
| In the parade. which included about
/ 5000 members ~ the order
The Madrid public h very bitter
| against England because n her act IN
/ regard 90 Admiral Cnmara'a squadron
| The subject IA warmly discussed In nl
public places. though officials are mute
In New York yesterday a meotlnf
| was hrld tO arrange the urrllmlnnrie'
| FOR tho Mccoy Cprhctt nrht, but alto
/ several hours diHruHHlnn was "a
iournod, with nothing definite decided
upon.
Al South Hend Wash. Joseph Nc
Bride ~ tirucrplrt. wash was hurnr'
10 death IN thc city inll yeHtgrda'
morning about o'clock lie was place
| m San while drunk and set FIRE 10 IA
building
The limited states has purchased N
steamers Alexandra, Hl1l'caa, Vic
tnrIn. Cleopatra and Winlfrtd, FL
tho wilson's and fururss- ltyl1nd llul
an nearly new and each with a Tomas
OF about 1000.
Advleos received by Cen Grccle'
! chief signal officer OF me army ina
. | Cnte that progress la being made ln q
tnbllshlug Geographic communicate
In the vicinity NJ the headquarters q
Cen Skaters army.
d A message from Admiral Dewey M
! ! irft Cayitr ON tho 23rd oceivCd 1t n
T. naval bureau yesterday. m1d' mo- rrfe
a., once tn the landing NJ eOrm1u marine
ana tho naval officials nrn s1ilsii 4 M
Germany ia nctlnr M rTld fam ai
according 90 the rules of neutrality
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Washington. June 2o.-Thc President
ia deapiy concerned OF the action of the
Senate appropriations committee W.
striking out ~ the Hundry clNl api'l".
intuition not the clause appruprutInH
10000 10 dcfr1y the expenses 1i the
Joint commission 90 he hold In Cln1na
ihis IAN 10 cndepyor 10 cffeci settle
mont ~ the many important question.
I'D issue between the United states ana
canada This commission had hHnn ar
ranged for hy the secretary nf state
acting under the direction ~ The PrrHi-
dent In answer 90 what he believed Ga
De- an almost unanimous popular ue-
mand There were many question:
pending between the two governments
that contained probabilities nj serious
complications such for instance ag mo
AlnHknu boundary question. which on
account ~ the extraordinary develop
mont Of the Kinndike district had be.
come a matter Of the greatest Import
ancc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-30

The direct line 20 Kansas city. ~
Louis and Atlantic syahuufd, a via
tho Missouri Pacific Railway. from
Pueblo. Through sleeping ana chair
cam. and all connections made In
Union dcpots In the dfytlme " you
are going Fast und care FOR a day
iirht ride through the grandcat seem
cry OF the Rocky Mountains enroute.
SEQ that your ticket reads VITA his.
eoud Pacific nnlvry Elegant chair
cnru positively free 70 the holders VI
regular main tlcFeta
N. ID kOuSEi, c. =. 4 r a.
salt Lake city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-30

Atlanta. Ca. June e-'rhc state Dom
ocrntic convention mot here last night
Little Interests was manifested. the
work Of the convention helng merely
90 put In nomination the ticket chosen
ut the state primaries June Z.
No names EXCEPT those ~ the sur
ccrsful candidates IN the primaries VII
hr presented
The ticket ir az foiiowH; Governor
Allen -. Gambler Secretary ~ state
Phillip Cook. william Spcrf
COMPTROLLER Gcncral-W. \. Wright
CAmmiasiunpr of Agriculturc-O. :
stevens. Prison CommlHaioncr-I =
Turner. School Cummlfrluncr.u. u
Glenn. Attorney Gcncrai-J. NJ Ter
rcll.
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Notice II hereby given that or m,
sist day Of May, 1885. Charles 1. rsrt1
son and David Hondersor. tarf-.1.
doing business at No. GS Main So,
salt Lake city. Utah. under tn ar,,
name and style OF jackson a HrrJ,"'
son. made n general assignment Tor th,
bcncht OF thelr srI,toI,, 20 the under.
aud all the creditors nf the said i,t:
firm Of Jackson & Henderson ara bere.
by notified ana required To- prrssg,
their claim under oath. 10 the undo
signed, assignee. within three moBts, ,
from the date VI tho first publlcltion
hereof.
Datc or FIRST publication N this no.
uce, June q isas.
FRANK II. CAsTLETo.s
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SPECIAL MEETING on STOCKHOLDERS
To the Stockholders Of the Golden
Eagle Mining Company; location
OF mines. Mcrcur. To0clo
county. Utah.

Notice II hereby given that the rcri-
lar annual meeting % The stockholders
not having been held on the nrHt Mon
day In March. 1893. 40 provided by the
articles 81 Incorporation. therefore !.
the president Of said Corporation. DO
hereby call "a special meeting OF tbs
stockholders, as provided by law. 20 10
held at room 20 west First South
street. Salt Lake city. Utah, on Fri.
day, the sth day Of July, 1925. at .
o'clock y. M.
nose 81 clccting officers OF said corr
nofation. which should have been
elected az the time provided by the
nrticlca Of incorporation for the said
regular annual meeting, also for tho
purpoHe of making provisions TOT treas
ury funds tn develop and patent GER
tain property belonging % said corpor-
alton. and Tor the transaction of such
other business aa may properly come
V''' GEORGE RoMNEY JR,
PRECEDENT
Dated salt Lake city. Utah. June
gfh Ikla
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SPECIAL MEETING.

A meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Leroy Mining and Milling Company u
horribly called 20 be- held ~ No. 60 w,
second South street. Salt Lake city, on
the 9th day of July, 1895. at : o'clock
PIN. Tor the purpose " amending tho
artlcloB OF Incorporation. thereby max
ing the stock aHarHa1ble, not to exceed
one cent ucD per share per annum, the
manner Of levylnE the assessments
10 be agreed upon at the meeting, also
~ change the date of tho annual
HtOckhoidcrH' meeting
G. \. STRICKLAND, President
G. w. MILLER, Secretary.
Dated June 4, 1898
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HANGED ny RUSSIANS.
leader. In nm Outbreak In Turhrstan s'e
Executed.

ct. Petersburg June 2a.-Chlcf Ma
homed All khallf and i've other ring
leaders Of the attack recently made hy
1000 natives on q Russian post gar
risoned by 300 Infantry 90 the town "
Andljan, province ~ FOrghhna, Tm FOL
kestan, when twenty soldiers were
KILLED and rs wounded. have been pub
licly hanged.
chief lschnn hld summoned hlH fol-
lowers a. take part ln "a holy war, and
the attack was made on the Russian
garrison, nt the town Of Audlian. After
n temporary defeat the soldiers rallit Il
and succeeded IN dispensing their nH'
aallhnts, killing II ~ them and clptur-
inF the ring leaders
An imperial decree was subsequently
ISSUED M connection with the outhrear
doprlving the governor ~ Forghnnn oI
his office for allowing an insurgont up
rising Ia his province.
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The liver i,er,s People wen.

when the liver ~ sluggish an other
orrBua ure involved Won suffer from
CoustIpatInn. iliOusucHt, jnund.cf
Hehdnche. indigestion. Ppln 10 Back
Chllis and Loss OF Enrrwy You wlll
never know how promptly these
troubles can Doc cured until you use
UEURINE. 70 cures quickly when
other remedies utterly fan, liegulnt0i
tha liver purIneH the BLOOD. HER
RINE lsh Harmless Vegetable Remedy
that gives Now NE nrA energy almost
frum The first dose. Price 70 ccnts.
Free Trial Bottle nt 4, G, ~, /. Drul
Department.
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nAN Tmr nLOCKApr.
spanish Vessel Antonio Lopez did 40, bui
Nau Aground.

Madrid, June 2e.-The cruiser Auto.
Mo Lopez. while trying 90 enter thr
river San Juan, near san Iuun DO
Porto Rico, secretly with re- cargo ~
provisions and war material, was de-
tected by two American warshps, hut
course.
Her captain, determined 90 land his
cargo, headed Tor shore Ht Sallu1n. Tho
shock NJ grounding exploded the boiler.
II n not known whether there was any
lofs OF Me-
The Spanish gunhOats C0ncha ANA
Isabella went tn the assistance oi
TN Antonio Lopez, wherrupnn The
Americans withdrew, and the Antonio
Lopez landed her cargo.
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srocKnolprms, mrrrINn.

a meeting of the stockholders of the
Grand Hotel Company will BE- hsd M
the Office u the peaarot National BANK
~ salt Lake city, state Of Utah cor.
ner OF East Temple and First s0uih
streets. ON Tuesday. the 9TH day II
July. 1885 At $3.50 O'Clock y. M Tor the
purpose uf authorizing sale NJ real fa.
state % theUtah Implement Company.
for twcnty-Onc tho iaand. three hun.
drud and thirteen dollars. and 90 trans.
act such other business aa may come
before said stockholders
REBECCA n. LITTLE.
Vice President.
Dated Salt Lake city. juno n. 1895
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Painful Affections arr now aa easily
cured As thcy were once hard to cure.
sclence has learned what pain Is and
Hnllnrd'a Snow Llnlmunt n the result,
cures strains. Cuts, Bruises, sun
Joints and Contracted Muscles. Pcnc-
trntra to the very Bone and relieves
almost from the moment II touches.
When A uuimeut ia needed. you owe ID
Ia Yourself 20 get the best The dealer
lH authorized O. guarantee this one
Price 90 cents sold by 4. G. ST. 1. Drug
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