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CHURCH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

At the Cathedral tomorrow, Trinity Sum
day: First mass at 6 a. M; second mass at
8 a. m third mass at y 81 o. m. sermon III
English; fourth mass at 10:30 "a. m, sermon
In Spanish: vespers and benediction at 7 p. IN.
Services at the Presbyterian church to-
morrow will be as follows: Sunday school
at9:45 and public worship at II q. m. Y. P.
S. G. E. ate 30 p. M. To these services the
public Is cordially welcomed. W. Hayes
Moore, pastor.
beHs follows. From 10 to II o'clock a. m
Sunday school; communion services at IL
o'clock. DR.. A. P. Morrison will deliver the
address, after which the Sacrament of the
Junior League, will meet at 2 80 p. m, and
the Epworth League al. 7 p, M; evening
Morrison. To the above services all are cor
daily invited. G. s. Madden, pastor.
At the Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe,
Of the most holy Trinity, services as follows:
First mass at Z a. M; first communion for the
children during this mass, address in Span
ish; solemn high mass at 10 a. M, sermon by
Rev ]. Deraches: no Sunday school tomor-
row vespers and benediction at p m.
morrow, Trinity, Sunday, at the residence
of Mrs G.. d, Koch, lower. San Francisco
street, to which oil Germans are cordially in
vited. Sunday school at 10 O'Clock. DIR. g.
A. Neeff, pastor.
At the Episcopal church of the Holy Faith,
ity Sunday, with sermon aud holy
ion. All persons desirous. of wOrshiping
with us will be cordially welcomed. Sunday
school at 10 o'clock as usual. J. L. Gay.
Services at the A. NJ. +. church. Johnson
street, tomorrow as usual: Preaching at II
bath school at Up. m. All are cordially In
vited. B. f. Mcintyre, pastor.
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Ton Restaurant.

Delicious ice cream soda at Fischer's
every day.
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MINING AND DEvEAOFME EMF
COMPANY OF YUKON.
Directors: Mr.. Joseph Ladue, Dawson, N.
W. Hon. Chauncey "A. Dcpev, New York;
Hon. g. H MacIntosh. Regina, n. VT; Hon.
ThOmos L. James, New York; Mr.. H Walter
Webb New York; Mr.. Elmer r. Botsfork,
Plsttshyrgh, n. Z; M. BIZ 4. Gags, ChiCago:
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Operating the LADUE- YUKONTRANSPOR-
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leaving San Franclsco about June 1, and s..
attic about June 8 for st. Michaels, onnec
Ing there with elegant river boats for Daw.
son., Kotsebue Sound and other points In
Alaska. Our veesels are lighted by electricity,
have elegant tables and. accommodation,
ladf1e .bcudoirs, special cabins, grand salon,
500 hall, smoking room end bu6et, p0rOe.
Rla&h4eth tphs, steam'heat. For passage and
90 Isrkse, STREET. san frsacisso, = 3sassis,
Warrington.
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sbfra'D soldiers. Everybody knew
what the result would De % our rtgu-
Jar forces had been piged against Che
n4r mechanical fighters with the
odds in favor of the latter being not
t., great. but nobody know exactly
how Do. now recruits. gathered hur-
rfsliy together ana indinsrCutly drilled
and prepared COR the struggle would
drport themselves We nll know nuy,
and shs paper took particular pains
90 ilin Do The glad acclaim which won't
no fhr1urhlui thc land because Of
having shown 90 world that we don't
need 90 imp1v.rIah our people 90 main
tain great standing armies. that %
.-n4u one will d. bsc1use-nnd % i5fticr
tribute could rl, bo paid the regulars
ih. new trooper is a regular a7 soon
rs b. faces tha en ny. In an Issue OF
.Hr "S wt." f.w days before the
p.b'aluun complained o. the editorial
statement was made that a., lighting
Zoo font 10 Santiago demonstrated ono
Hus r.rir'y-thit there was no Hueh
thing ls raw American soldiers. they
wore vsurua from iho beginning. and
.H.t has been ifs attitude ali along
sHrs che con. 70 began. ~ ia hardly
t Iusi ouul m OBJ make that because
"a certain quantity is not named every
tma certain other quantity is spoken
Ur ms form is thereby excluded: ln
many clfo-tHd particularly 600 this
els. She context of the matter iis0lf
and the general tome OF the publication
lr. o. guidance which uoak af plln'y
l though specific mention were made.
a man of General Ponros.H h.sh
standing should nos Boo ln such haste 90
condemn 0r to ignore the natural trend
.t % Newspaper articles and base Die
objections upon dHtich q sfuione
W Hehed from their connections and
% strained and unreasonable olhelt-
sion placed upon them This paper
hlv ever held him In th' hlgheat tT-
i..m and was always rlHd On anlrl
Dim any courtesy within liB pIwgr 81
b.sirN f,H columns would cht.rfully
HIyc boon opened 90 any o1mmnlc1-
HIn ha had Co mako upln this or amy
ltb.r subject 80 that De- was not come
r.f.l 90 gl elsewhere % obtain q
h.,rng. 40 matter that hls conclu-
r0us SAVIOR moro " h1HiInass Than of
do.ih.H.lln. Doc could have had ihf
h.u.nt or otherwise. 10 shcm In hIs
ovn iangu,ss o., che proper place tr
DO Thti Do pw 90 % go elsewhere iH
h.s un11ubted eight. ana that no won't
out of hIa way il cast wholly u1clliel4
flr reflections upon wrl'trs Nr ih'H
paper win nlt b, noticed at 900.
in conclusion. thsro la but rhla 10
says n ths general will kindly with
h.il further criticism ~ this paper
until Do nnds something in % domgi-
Dry Vi tho arms and achIovomsu. 10
tho unIttd sat,s. all hands VIII Doe
brttor Satisfied.
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os rur wnoNo TRACK.

The Tribune M this morning contains
% communication from General pan-
fpro, IN which No. alternately takes tho
"Ncws" Itself aud then nums ono pro.
Humuhly connected with Il Go task fnr
nn editorial article which appeared bon
theH" columns un Tuesday last. Tho
article was entitled "uravo uoya are
They" referring to tho work of our
TROOPS ln front ~ Santiago The chipf
objection which tho general seems 60
uiFe Do that the volunteer soldlrm arc
individually praised at the expense OF
tho regulars u he viii read tho arti-
che once moro ana carefully. hc may
Do induced 90 take different view.
the one inkcn IA the Tribune article In.
olnlug TOO much Co uhllqulty Tor tho
production uf % military man.
10 Do sure the word volunteers"
was used and 'rpeuIurH' was not: but
u 90 90 bo hoped che general viii give
us credit Notwithstanding the rcuoral
Ignorance Imputed, or having ntcni,
E.n.c enough Co know that there were
aud are many soldiers OF the regular
army un tbr nold spoken of. ana TINT
0t necessity many ~ them figure in
every action. because ct receiving
praise ui Che time, they need no spc-
e.al praise. white those who have been
.tluurly untricd but being tried ar'
NOT found wauuug hrlug moro thar
anything elise tho cyuoaurc uf the oc'
clHon. demand something in the waa
OF % separate mention. The genera
has singled out two sentences Whicl
alone answer tho purpose of un oh
/ lection, aud overlooked an the res
of tho matter which would nullfy sucl
objection, aud upon This he makes ai
appeal 60 thc public for an unnlcudll
Judgment against this newspaper
Undoubtedly che volunteers were mon
uoncl In contudHtu,uon from th
machine soldiers against whom tho,
were nrhuugi why note Furthy
alOug, lH mot Tho whole American
troop brougbt into tha reckoning by th
statement that "ior the hmt time th
personality of the Anrlu-saNon wa
brought Iu contact with that uf 10
descendants of ancient Romc" tho rr
suIt h.mg tho demonstrated SUPERIOR
ty oft Ono fOrmUr9 A utuo furthg
along oven that expression D. broad
oupI out into reference 10 tho per
fonal bravery and GOODNESS OF Ia
American people, and Ho un.
Tho point sought 90 Doe made WA
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The word picture conveyed in the
to'orrauh0c dispatches regarding th'
exodus oil nou.combnnnts from snnu-
ago is very painful one t' think 'i'
what must % be To- witness9 Ola men
aud women. young boys ord girls on
foot and vadIne through the nli-
prevalent mud OF the trails, huneis
and detected and with haunted oEprca-
sion upon their cUuniDnguccr. thatthcy
mry csrnpc thr thuUHm uf iIfc IN that
vrotohed ra,. i spectacle when
does not no into tua enlightened nTe.
ID lr sadly reminiscent of earlier days
when the Circumstances ana opppi.
turitisa uf mankind had kept mind.
heart nui taul in narrow and unho'y
grooves. and ir one moro Of the multi
tui.n8uf object lessons ~ tho curse of
spanish sway In any land whore u 20
uialned.
10 H rot o. Justification 60 say that
those people who escape from che city
atc not f1rclhly elected. iu o. rhyHl-
cai sense perhaps they are unt nut
iha pressure upon them iH no l.a' severe
Than lf they emerged nt thc pl.ntuf ui'
bayonct They are nearly starved an
Indictment against tho ruling pown
which would doubtless meet with h"
Response that Che DEFENDER ut co."
place and their commanders were ult'
nearly atarvod n Ho. IL is but adding
lrfnmy CO. inrmN There o. abundance
abroad. aud enough for present pur-
pusaa ueht nt thoIr doors. The Amori-
uua Will soon nu loo possession of SAM
tingo mud the Immediate rigurH OF th'
situation Will terminate thDn Why
not nowf WHY put on the Inevitable
nt the price OF continued want misery
mud death luaif9 because NJ % muir
d.r1ua. ntuous sentiment tho agony
ia being prolonged len the face of thr
protests W che world and in the very
presence ~ the writing ON the wall
which even the ignorant Fpinilrd can
fpnd. NJ thorO we're even q remote
h0po that the Investing enemy might got
d. beaten buck ana communication
opened DO that the place could be- rc-
ylciulied. % would Son boz % desperate
d ru iuhumau thing 10 cling tu 70
under the circumstances - morvly
Iaa,h,ug out 90 rhnntnHm while SUI
rounded constantly uy un uctuulity 10
the shlpc of the demon want nut
there iH uo such hope. Tho town must
mll. The American nng must 40
surely wave over the bnttlouonH ami
buildings of Santiago aH that the
"bomba bursting IN dir" again reach
tho cara Of the people.
4 late dlapat,h announces IN sub
stance that tho spanish commander
han placed or Or placing himself In
communication with che home govern
m0nt. having in Wow the consideration
of surrender This would gp To-
rhow that he appreciated thr situation
aud D. willing 60 cnpItulatH 10 b. OBJ
tninl consent from Madrid. II b. o
most Wise and humane thing % do.
and " such permission o. withheld u
viii relieve tho commanders OF nn
uwfal responsibility and Increase TINT
now resting upon the home government
to q fearful oNtunt. II ~ 60 be- hoped
that that government viii BE- held TO
strict accountability. na doubtless IL
win De-. The humhnrdmcnt win begin
az noon tomorrow IL In the meantime
no word OF surrender comes from the
Spanish capital
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CONSOLIDATION or nAors.

To tn future historian whose duty
Il viii be- % portray ih' world DURING
the present century, tho consolidation
Of races into world powers VIII appear
al one N the most striking fcaturraTho
beginning ~ this century saw the hu-
man family divided ana fuhdIvided
without special regard tn racial char
acteratIcr. since thHn dir.uicfr'iInn
consolidation ana expansion have con-
ftanty taken place. The result ls mar
veIous. The slaVH have established
coloanni empire stretching over almost
the whole ~ northern Europe and Asia.
The Germans have united, acquired
three wide dnmInionn IN Africa and are
now rndravurInr ~ plant their nag
in other parts of the world. Tho French
though nearly crushed by the ndvhnc-
ing hosts N the Tcutoni, have rallied
and grasptd vast arn In North Airl-
en- ~ well az part NJ South Africa ana
Indo. china. Tho British are embracing
the globe. and tho United States. which
hundred years arn had just come
meucod u advance beyond tho Al'ng-
honiss. IL now reaching out beyond the
Pacific coast and flr out into th' At
inntic. Russia. Germany France,
Great HrItnm and tho United states
have become tho masters M me world.
The time must necessarily come Whcn
Those powers will confront ono another
Tor mo- friendly purpose, unless the pr'a-
ont pDItrh methods aro radically
changed. A. long aa there nrl Inferior
races ~ conquer and ctiDrmInnic.
triple alliances. Concerto ana nl1nc'
~ power may serve Co avert f. ggngml
war. hut when Afrlcn and Asia shall
have been pnuiltioned out between
Thorn. the present cNr,ilanu VIII hn
found 10 be- inadequate. Already NOW mo
powcra regard ono anlth With Jealousy
that may any moment turn Into open
bosfiiltlaa. And. no doubt a the
critical period appruichrs, further cone
rBlidntlon OF races VIII take place,
tusaia will absorb tho slays and kind
rcd psopie IN southeastern Europe, fill
separated from nor rule, 10 not from
her influence. Germany WIN iud al-
ues IN Austria, and thr iluu nations
ln Europe will saVitHi' towards
France. Tho natural tusult of this viii
Boz a closer union between Great l'rIt-
min ana tho United sut.r-u clns0''lH-
ton u inc ArrIn-Slyuu w,. with
the trend OF events OF tho world % Is
imposaIblc 10 roe how uhH cuuumm1,
tI,n can d. avoided. only n very
limited aenr. il nations rHl 90. wl o.
of nations shape choir own nte m
tb. hands of a hlsl.r Power t..Ir dose
tIrv tItIm1f,i, r..i..
surt a consolidation would Doc "a
,,.,,D,.. ~ r.Ir. far a long umr o.,
,.,,. gr.,f Urtaiu'r h..t interests.
,-..i. rrt,.,.,I monaco. Il,r p.orI. d..
49, s5.,3r. r.I.ti.rs WIN pu tb,
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1850, ,,..,,,.., s.r .....,,,.r.. Oh, ,
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That Con. Kent. formerly colonel 81
tn rwcn,y-fourih nt Fort Douglas q.
"a nrhtcr was known before the war,
hence 10 o. mo- surprise Co learn ~ tho
gallant atormlng o; san Juan'a Heights
hy bis division. Yet there ~ To1dly
amount u qualification IN another g.,
mIndgr that tho doughty general ana
Dis might nsht In such magnificent
atNIU.
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T.. q. blanks. ~ Lewlsyllla. Toxins.
WritHs ihHt ono box NJ peWItTs Witch
Uuasl SI.sy was worth 5000 90 him.
10 cured uIH piles OF ton years
ltundIne he advises others 90 try
Do. 10 also curuH eczema. skin dis
s..hr,rT Alrc'rnirr. mac On N,ir
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Gem Agulualdo o. president " the
Philippine republic. according 70 bis
own proclamation. liut % republic
really Instituted lu tho Islands outside
ot the protecting shadow Of the eagles
wings. soon would be- parcoled among
the European powers
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Gen. shittcr has enabled Gen. Lin.
arrs Co telegraph 60 Madrid as 90 SUI.
rendering Santiago. That makes Il
clear that tho spanish commander con.
Hd0rs IL h.at 90 yloll. whether or not
the Madrid government u wise enough
90 a.e the point
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PRECEDENT Mckinley has received n
diploma from tho Yaic uni
vorHitY and Princeton unlyer-
HIty has sent one 90 Admiral
Dewey This action on the part ~
those educational Institutions would
seem 90 put them on about the same
basis au patent medicine advertisers,
Tor why were the degrees conferred u
not for the advertising the action would
EINn Do Nnlo and prlncoion.
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with Hawaii. tho Ladronos, ana the
Philippines, the United states needs a
larger proportion of lta ncot In the Pa
clnc than heretofore. 10 will not Doe
strange n Commodore watson reaches
that ocean by way % the sucz canal
ere his cruise be ended,
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Camara ought 20 return TO spain ana
RIys Commodore Watson "A chance %
become a rear-admiral. lle should not
be uutduno IN cuurtesloa OF this Kind
by Montclo aud Ceryera 10 Dewey and
gellty respectively.
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Ilnllrt a Davis Square, $500. one cN-
ira nnc Newman Bros. organ. A. stops.
Tor $500. Zone line ~ stop sterling or
gan. tf1 n1. one StemonH Is Cl1ugh
Ofrnn. yia0Di one Geo. Prince organ.
$1,000 cable Plano company, j.. W
Van SAINT. Manager. 21s Main street
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ol,r rnANns $50 100 Lonp.

rnarmuch aa President Mckinley Dos
Issued proclamation uurroailnr chat
the people OF the United States. whom
next they gather boo their congregations
to worship the Lord. take special oecn-
sion to thank HIN Tor tho aure." that
has attended the nations arms. and
In an humility. to sock MS face for
continued guidance and projections
Therefore. we. being In hearty ao.
cord with the purpose and intent N the
Presidents proclamation. take pleasure
In directing the attention ~ the presld-
Ing officers and members of The church
Of Jesus christ Of Lattar-day Saints
thereto. and In 30 DOING express the
hope that hls request viii be graciously
and heartily compiled with IN all the
congregations Of the Saints when they
meet for public worship on Sunday
noxt. 10Th inst
Your brethren.
wiLFoRp WOODRUFF
GEo. q. CANNON.
JoR. n. SMITH.
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Omaha ANA return t120l on July 10Th.
uuntln and return 5000 ou July 9th
and ION
indianapolis and return 5000 on Au-
gust tih. SEN and en-.
For details ciu 20 tiH'Ht Office. ponly
block cufH0r. 80, i1l west Second
South street.
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HALF ram 10 nUrrALo. \. v,
Via
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Tickets for the round trip ON sale
July 9TH ana i0th. good until sept lot.
only 1850. Stopuver Ht Omaha allow u
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Dining ana Bunci smoking aud ii-
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Via Orogon short Line. a. Morcur and
Tintlc. special train leaves @. ., J."
depot ut S.i5 a. m. Round trip only
A. Dol
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To eradicate worms from tho system
give the child plain. uuurlahing food
and WHITES CREAM NERMiFugE
Tho result win Doc. the worms VIII die
appear and the child become healthy
aud cheerful. Price 20 etc. Sold hy q
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when You feel tlrcd. lauguld. nervous
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,ruptlonH. you viii Had Hoods Etral-
purlllu exactly mHUtr your urrdH li
puridcs and onrchrs tho blood and
lmparts 90 % ,ho qualities 10 tone tha
nerves and uowlsh the whole system
10 cures nll blood humurH.
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Il b. quite possible that the Monterey.
with tho second Manila expedition,
will take In the Caroline Islands, on
the southern point VI ths Philippine
group. Whup eurou,e g. Che latter
ulutt.
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VIA Orpr'n short L.Ho. sunday. july
10 Round trip t1 Huy point only 500
Special train leaves %. q. l.. depot ai
k.Is u. M.
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HOODS PILLS cure sick headache
nausea, lll0ufupra and an liver llla
Price gG cents
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Is your liver tlrcd9 DOCS q fail Q, do
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may rave you spell uf sickness.
HERbtNE d. the only plrfect liver
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Price 20 cts. sold by b. g. 81 J. Drug
Dent
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SUNDAY. July 10th Round ttlp o.
any point only 500. Special train
leaves %. .. T.. depot o. ,,ii 70. no.
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Disease N cured not ~ magical IN.
cnntnuona but by medical rclence
Hence Il n that Ayers s1rHaparlla
cures. and that It proves r1 omln'ntly
furceHsful ~ IN HNIliuly pre-
pared and strictly rerrud. blood
purifier and tonic. the only one admit
ted at the Worlds Fair
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4 DANNY SnNNER MEAL

can Dc enjoyed from our fine sprlng
Lamb, Roasting Chickens or Prime
lub ur hump linaHtl ot Beef an the
drliruclpH OF tho season 90 spring
Poultry. Vul n'uta ~ Beef that mako
nm npp0tiglng and flilsfyIng meal on
hot day Gun always BE- secured
from our plIm" stock
Choice Boiled Ham Tor summer
Lunches.
PALACE MEAT MARKET,
2c5 SO. Main. J. n. MARRIOTT.
Tel. l6s, Prop.
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Via oregon short Line il Mcrcur ant
Tiuuc. Special train leaves %, g, l.
depot nj $40 o. M ltnrl trip onl,
$500.
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Sunday. july 10Th. Round trip O.
any p1lnt. only $500 Special train
leaves q. s. j.. depot ~ s'ii d. M.
7HHalaa7a
The Chlof burgess OF MIlrshurg, Pa,
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the best mills ho over uHHd IN hts fnmi-
ly durlnH forty years of house keep
Ing They euro constipation, sick
headache ana stomach and liver ttuu.
hlfH Small Goo size hut great IN g..
suits. r.. Sehrlmm, Mccormick
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WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE not
only cWectuully cXpels worms, but D.
unequnlled us a tonic, and IN certain
and permanent cure for Chllla and
Fever IN children. Price 20 cts. Sold
by z. Q, NJ. /. Drug Dept
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$4,000 OMAHA ASD urrrhN "'''"o
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signed To- the party C'l 'l W. v ny
~. Clay. eep@,,i s..rt. ssit Lake city
Those who live on farms are liable q
many accidental cuts. burns ono
bruises. which heal rapidly when BAL
LARD 3 SNOW LtNIMENT 10 prompt
" applied. Price % and 10 cts solo
by n. G. NJ. !. Dus Dept
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CITY suisrr'herg viii Kindly notify T. r.
Tunnar icirruintuu. ~ any ifrcguiar.tT ~
thU delivery ~ thor papcrt
All communications should be- Addressed %
DuMET NUWs PUBLISHING %
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ELEGANT SULPHUR TURKISH BATH

Aud Treatment Rooms In charge Of -
COMPETENT PHYSICIAN. who will
diagnose aud prescribe Tor patients
nutdiug medical aid, N you have CA
Tariff pNSpEpSfA, RuEUMAT-
ISM, NERVOUS TROUBLES or KID
AEH DISEASE, come and be cured.
Any kind OF "a bath you want. Message
Tor both sexes, Swimming lessons Tor
ladloH by the mntron,
Several farms wanted. Address with
full description. A. II. Russell. Akron.
Ohio.
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Tho Russian cupboard appears 20
have room Tor a little more China,
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Salt Lake business college.
20 W. Second South ST.
Call or Write Tor particulars
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wiLFoRp WOODRUFF
GEo. q. CANNON.
jos. y. SMITH