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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-28


-LIDZ9ARK. Dworzec ko-
lejo~y jest Q 2 IiIometry cd mia
sta. oddslony. chooiaz tor kclejowY
idsie Y poblisu miasta. Fiskus ko~
le1owy Ct wiadczyl. ii gotow jest
ursadsi6 przystanek tut pod mia.
stem, ale m,asto musl dofozYd
500 m. do pobudowania potrseb-
nej stacyi i p}acie roozn'e $50 70.
M utrzYmsn,e telze. Ma to ME ohce
sic miasto zgodzidi, pozostaje wlec
wszystko pc staremu.
GOLUB. OdbYwa4y sic
wYbory do radY mlejssiel. W
trzeclm oddxiake wYbrano mlstrza
s1e~skiego r, Faustmanna i obe-
r1yste p. Zebrow,cza.
- wABRZEzNO. + Dnia 2.
b. m. zakonozyla zYwot doczesny
po dfuglch i c,ezklch c'erpleniach.
PAM Marcyanna Sass " 81 roku
1ycia.
-. z CHOJNICKlEGO. W
Z.bn,e zafozyto SIG kilku parobk6w
Y gosclhcu o to. kt6ry z nlch
wYplje pol Ultra gorzalki,~ przeci9ga.
JAG j. przez s}omke. Jeden wyro-.
sick pokusit sig o to, lecz zaledw,e
polowe wYpil, padf bee prsytom-
no6ci NJ ziem,e%s obecnie ley "
domu cietko chory.
PUCK. Ne, ostatniem POI
siedzeniu seimlku powiatowego
uch~ alono stanowoso, zebY kolej
.tad wybudowad do Krokowa ma
Gniezdsiewo, StarzYp j S1awosin
ME. za5 M Darzlub i Meohowo.'
z Poznahskiego.
P. LECH CHRzANOwsK1
kupil dobra ~rYcerskie D zierza.
no, o%be]mujace 2e9 hektar6w,
Ii $4,000 N. cd kupca p, W.
Schtndlcra W Brodnicy.
BYDGoszCz. Proboszczen
:woiskowym zamianowano X.. Dir.
Bernardo. Pavl,ck'eggo, dotychesza-
sowsgo wYzszego nasn'eezz sYe prey
gimnazyum < NgFsnmieholo Y
: Prusash "a Zach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-28

- wABRZEzNo. / Dnia 2
b, m. zakonczyla zYwot docsesny
pc dfuglch i c'ezklch c'erpleniach.
PAM Marcyanna Sass " SO roku
1ycia.
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AGUiXALDo's CASE.


In "Agulnaido'a Case Aininst the
United States" IN the September num-
Der N the North American Review.
inc authorized personal representative
OF tho Filipino leader makes n grave
atraignment against the American peo-
pie He indicates the purposes and
ambitions which animate the insurg-
enta In their struGrio with superior
forces and draws "a parallel between
the aitunton u the Fnipiuos ut tho
present tlfno dhd that N the Revolu-
ilonary fathers when they wore aoek-
ing % throw on the English yoke. He
ii'slsia mat The action uf AmdrIcn to-
WHl nv people. who ate nFhfiug for
tne right 10 govern themselves. ls not
vnlN a treacherouH violation II the
promises made Officially 60 their chiefs
aurinE tho Hpanish-Amcricnn war. but
y contrary 20 the spirit 81 ihr political
pHnciplea which the republic has pro-
icafed before the world. aud ha declares
ihnt The Islands viii never be- subjueat.
Cd by force.
10 appears that England De- held ro.
snpnHlhle for the course VI the United
"perndious Albion b. tho prime mover
ln thla dhatafdly huHinyHs-shr nt one
sac ~ the lever, America 40 the other
anl the iulcrum DO the Philippine
EnHland has set her heart on ths An
glo-Amerioau alliance. she lH using
America nH cata-uuw. What che
Hinnot obtain by force. che Intends TO-
secure by 7truturom Unknown io tho
great majority ~ the American uaanie
Hh" has taken the American govern.
mcnt into her confidence. and shown 10
The glorious pnasihIiitlna uf tha f1rf.
The temptation has proved fUn rfYUUal
now. IN THIS England ~ PLAYING
double gamo, ON the principle nj hendr
7 WIN, tails yuu ioar' Nc America
should win. nll o. wen. England mao her
any altgy Installed In the East. ready
nt h'r beck and cnil 90 oppose. hand
~ hinl win her, the other powers loo
America loses, she VIII ho aii the more
aollcltgua to Join IN the Auglo-Amyrl.
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Jor rAronr.,. nnrAr mo-.


'HHf "fNNfA NNN haNNNNN
in ai0gA.
New York. Sept s.-Flneen thousand
enthusiastic spectators were NJ tho
Empire city Trotting track today to Bee
tho grcat race between tho st1r p,csrs
star Pointer Joe patshan. John u. Gsn.
Try and senrchllght The grand stand
was crowded 90 the guards. ths lawn
was black with people aud in the innaid
There were hundreds ~ vehicles.
In the first hont Star Pointer landed
the winner by "a neck ln 2.0tH.
In the second heat Joe patchon and
Star Pointer we're both together. with
John H. Gentry about "a length back. az
the word wus given. and the positions
remained practically unchanged 60 the
quarter. whore pntchcn assumed the
lend ana held lt clean 60 the wire. in
spite ~ the determined effort " Nc.
glenry who was driving star Pointer.
Iatchen winning By "a langth. with Gen.
Wy several lengths in the rear Time.
3iulh. This d. the fastest mile paced
IN d race this season
There was now a rush 10 cover among
tho Spectators. who recognized that tho
old-tlme pacing king wna 10 Dc de-
hroned. ana they made no mistake.
A. soon ns the word was given. Joo
Putchcn started out 10 complete hla vice
tory. ana h. ala Il In most effcctual
manner star Pointer broke sn badly
that he was dlstunced and John u. urn-
Try was utterly unable 60 compete With
the horse that h. beat ~ Rochester.
and which beat him nt Goshen. The
time 81 the last heat was 2iOih. " WIS
announced that Star Pointer would
never race again.
Frcc-fpr-ull pacing. two On three
heats, purse 1900.
joe pntrhcn DlckcrH0n) ....2 1
John l. Gentry AudrewD ..... 80 Ell
star Pointer tMcCloaryj ... ....,t 2
sDiFtnnccd
Time. :a0A tlM. i.32H. 2.oiF; alB.
ia2h, i;3ih. 2i02h; ;12h. 1909. i;gl4.
2.0tt.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The doors Of the salt Lake Theatre
VIII. be- thrown open tonight for tho
season OF 1899 ana 1900. The attraction
s Wurdo aud Sackytrs "nlchoior'a
Honeymoon which comes fresh from
70 run In sun Francisco, The engage
munt ~ Tor three nights with u bargain
priced matinee ou saturday
The brands uugning Oocurn on Mon
day. the lsth. With "a Ncnuine Yontlc-
man"
The projected performance ~ the
Mlkndn al Cnldrr'H Park under the d.
rsctiun ~ Prof Coleman, has been
abandoned.
Prof Weihc says tho onat and chorus
~ Madeleine ON which the local uport
company ~ now ut wnrF will De- the
strongest NJ anything u has yet pfo-
duccd. John %. Spencer who, while ln
New York interviewed Camille ~ Ar
EllloH, ftnro manager ON points Tor the
production attended last nights rn-
nHurHui ut tuldrTH
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EMPRESS JOSEPnINEJEwELS
Unknown Men Attempt to Take Them
from win Lott.

win H. Lott, who has charge N tho
pearl necklace voting contest nt the
salt Palace. came hrcathiearly into the
arena II the bicycle track last night
aud Informed the press gang present
that Do had b,eu the victim IN an at
tempted Jewel robbery 1ie then
displayed a badly skinned knee; cx-
hihit u was then introduced IN evidence
In the form of confused shin. exhibit
q being a skinned right hand. one and
nl being the direct result Of nn en-.
counter with three desperate sneak
thieves outside sionns drug store nc
til0 last evening.
Mr.. lett related the circumstances
surrounding the annir that was iu sub
stance ns followHi
tie said be- was carrying to the Pal.
ace grounds the cnHkut containing the
precious Jewels which are 10 De- given
10 the victorious beauty In the voting
contest. tie entered Si0an'a DRUG store.
on the corner ~ state ana Second
South streets, 10 wait for car and ok
hlhited tho necklace tu q group Of
clerks and customers. lie ro-wrnpped
the package and at that moment
lady. who was a total stranger 10 him.
came into the store and expressed "a de-
sire a. rnzc upon tho Jewels. Mr.. Lott
permitted her 90 do % ana
then hurrlrdly re-wrnppod the
pearls and started Tor his car. As
b. reached the curb three strange men
hustled him. one grabbed hlH rrm and
tripping him up hurled him violently
Co the pavement. Lett hung on Co tho
precious package ana managed tn fnll
on top " the same, Ito was assisted
tp hlH feet by Mt henderson when
Dee arose mo- one was In FiEht Three NJ
the Jewels fel iout ~ their nettlngs, but
turned 90 their custodian. Then Mr
Lett hoardcl the ear and proceeded 10
hunt up the reporters
one ~ tho Salt Palace officials IN
speaking 20 "NswH" reporter Huhse-
uupntly regarding the occurrence uidi
Thai was n close shave but tHtt n not
yet Thoroughly posted ON tho line art
uf advertising
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was Ernndly shown by Nra. John
Downing Of liutiet Pa, in Il three years
struggle with "a malignant stomach
trouble that oluscd distressing attacks
of nausea ana indigestion an fams-
dies failed 90 roiiyc her uutusHha TILED
Electric nltiCrH After iHkinr 10 two
months, aha wt1to3 4 am now Wholly
cured and lIu cat anything. n ia
truly % grand tonic Tor the whole ays-
tenn us ! gained lu weight uhI fgsl
much HtrHuuyT since using Co.," IL aids
digestion, cures dyspepsia. improves 90.
petite. gives new tfe. only Goo. GUAR
untupd, 900 u g.. ~ T. Drug Dept
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suhIscts 10 he Considered ny stoekboid.
er.-MIm rrnhahIt n.hnan IrIeiInn

Portland. or. g.pt s-The annual
meeting u the stockholders NJ the ore
gon Railway a Navigation company
viii be- held tomorrow IN viow of the
hght between tho Oregon Railway 4
Navigation company and the Northern
Pacific over occupation OF territory
east Of Lewiston. and OF The demand NJ
the Northern paclnc for trackaEo
rights down the Columbia river from
vallula 10 Portland. the meeting prom.
isca TO be- one ~ more than ordinary
importance 4 truce between the two
companies has been arranged. 10 be-
effective Tor elk months from the 18Th
~ August last. but the truce will end
long before the next annual meeting.
and the board ~ directors to be- elected
tomorrow win manage affairs after tho
truce shall have expired
The question which has bocn most
widely discussed Il whether the oregon
Railway q Navigation company shall
IN the future retain Ito autonomy
While II ~ not possible 10 cay pre-
oisciy what the capitalists In the East
HAffA NHA AaNANNN'N NNNN'HHH|' W wv W. NNN'
matter. IL may be- safely not down that
there will be more harmony and c1n-
fequcntly less friction between the or.
egon Railway a Navigation company
on the one hand and the oregon Short
Line ana the Union pnclnc on the other
~ the future than there has been In
The past
II now seems highly improbable that
n tense on the oregon Railway a Nnvi.
cation VIII ever be- renewed. There W
disposition among all the owners 10
remove whatever friction exists be-.
tween the three roads forming tho
rnna-conilnental line and the North
western. which ~ their principal con-
nectlon 90 Chicago. II may b. expect
ed that there viii be- harmony 81
arrangements between the three roads
after the coming election. that has not
prevailed up 60 this time that there
Will be closer ana morc harmonious re-
lniiona between the traffic departments
Of the three iiuca.
There ~ no disposition to close the
ogden gateway. ana there has been no
discussion of the eublect
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HEWLETT BROS. co.

runEemontr nr, being made 10 tender
him grand reception.
The Ninth cavalry under command Of
Lieutenant white ~ Fort Douglas. to-
Fcthor with the Hlv companies Of lnfln-
Try, under GENERAL CHHuou'H command.
nor Will be- sniuiod ny the firing of ar
tlliory.
only two moro days and Camp
Wnantch VIII bU u camp " the pnat nud
the members 0f tha National Guard
VIII again resume citizens clothes and
viii not be- admired any more by the
fnlr rex. who daily board the cnrs for
the Fort ARMED with large baskets of
fruit which they distribute among the
boys who are kHrt busy 400 day long
executing the commands 90 the officers.
Fnmo ~ The men went % the Fort with
The idea that they were going 90 have
an easy Tine and would not be CONE
PEELED 10 do any duty unless they liked:
but they changed their minds very soon
after arriving nt thH camp. They seem
10 have n VERY dIillUult time ln rrmcm-
BORING Who they urU 90 salute ana who
they are 90 allow Co pass uuH1lutcl
General burton wna 70 visitor yesterday
afternoon but some " the boys didn't
oven recognize him. and therefore ala
not halt ana raise their hand until the
salute was returned. There arc other
members N Tho guard who can not b.
found &c the camp hut urc buHlly enc
gagged nt their NUratinuH No the city.
Cases ~ this Kind viii b. dealt with BY
u cnurt-murtill and unless some uf the
guilty boys give good excuses Tor their
conduct they VIII receive @ dlshouorthin
Discharge from the guard one sentry
Yesterday became tired ~ his hard los
ana stt down near the officers head
gu1rirru ana was noticed By Colonel
Wtchio. who Immediately ordered him
sent Co ine ruHr1 house. Several ~ the
boys are Htlii on the sick list but their
confinement viii Do very short
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COMING OF MR. BRYAN.
WIN Reach Here at ATS on Saturday
Evening Next.

Mr. aud Mrs, William j. nfyhn viii
reach this city Saturday evening ut as.
a train fun uf people urv expected
down from ogden Zoo fact Chairman
NHylc thinks the city will bc thruugpd
with friends and admirers nj Mt
Uryhu. from no over the state and
many points out uf the state.
Mt MuylH received letter today
from Ex-senator Fred a. Dubois NJ
Idaho. stating that hH and large come
Uluy NJ prominent tllholuF would hH
hero 10 participate Iu greeting the dis
tlnguiahgl exponent Of Che silver cause.
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chicago. Sept Tho qualifying
round and tho nrst championship round
Tor the amateur championship " the
western Golf association and the play
pm NJ the tle Tor the open championship
between Laurence Nuchterlonlu. tho
Glrnvlew professional. and William
Smith of Midlothian, took place over
the 0lcnyirw links today. The wealth.
or WINS fenrfully hot Play in the
amateur championship qualifying
round 81 eighteen holes took place nut.
thlriy-hvc pairs starting. The plny-
erI having the sixteen hest SCORES
started this afternoon iu the FIRST
championship round.
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usIoN srArIoS rALK Rrvlyrp.
Proposed Depot to he nant by the %. =.
O., aud %. q. ".

Again the proposition FOR union
depot In this city ~ being discussed
With this revival ~ the rumur thoro
appears q faint sign ~ something
tnngiblc-thn who nro In position
20 know N there ~ any likelihood uf the
depot going up In the near futur'. nrr
reilccnt The latest story " 10 tho ef-
feet that the oregon Short Line and
ITO orlando Western companies VIII
value of $500 900
II IL not improbable that the chief
officials of the two roads have the mat
ter under ndvlsemont and that nothing
definite VIII BE- divulgod until the plans
are fully mntun'd
Considering the population ana
wealth N salt Lake city. and the enur-
NOUS tourist business ~ the railroads.
" needs no elaborate argument Co con-
vince any sane person that tho present
deputH urr an eye sore 20 the metropolis
~ the Beehive State.
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The Oregon Short Line gross earnings
fUr July we're lhiliiisiit un Increase uf
iius.i,i.-1 over July 1895.
T.. w. shelby. vice president M the
Pacific and Idaho Northern. is here on
business.
Col -. G.. Dodge. vice president uf the
RIO gfludr Western iH expected Co ur-
rive ln the city THE wruk.
The oregon Short Llro viii run 90
special from ogden Saturday night Tor
che HfyHn meeting Mr Bryan will be-
Yn the train which leaves ogden at
$50 y. m.
j. a. Reeves Of tho Oregon Short
Llno left inHt night 90 attend meeting
NJ the live stock agents which viii
convene in Kansas city, No.
This ~ ~ J. a. day NJ Lagoon. Ex-
curHiona are run from salt Lake and
from Davis county one prominent
feature of the outing win be- the blk
watermelon feast this evening. FROM
this city trains viii run every hour az.
ter i.3o 9, M.
The gross onrninra N the Colorado
and Southern railroad Tor the month
~ July were tgfi $50 poductnr the
operating cNponHea. f2i2Nis. surplus
NJ ts2h2l. WIS left The taxes FOR the
month were titali. thus leaving the
net earnings tes1sd The gross earn
lngH from January ! 10 July 20 O. 900.
SO the operating expenses. tisiG.CsG
and the taxes. 500 lie thus making the
total net oarnluFg to date iisl.siL
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only a roaring nfc enabled J. NJ. Gar
rctta1n ~ san Antonio. Tex. 10 uo
down when attacked by AHtnma. from
which he suffered Tor years, Ho wrltca
hls misery was often Hl Frrnt that Do
seemed be- endured the nronies OF death
but Dr. Kings New Discovery Tor Cone
sumption wholly cured him. This mare
yolous medicine lH the only known cure
Tor Asthma 40 well us ConaumutIlu.
Coughs and Colds. ana ull Thtott. Chest
ana Lung troubles. Price lOe and stul.
Guaranteed. Trial bottles frto ut y. 4.
81. l. nruF Dept
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LISTEN TO THEM
TALK.

Hear what users - Three Crown
baking Powder have to- cay N a.. LIS
ton o. what thr cooks tell about this
hiRh grade article. We oncr you bet
ter quality nj 20 cheaper price than you
articles that are ono che market Every
time you buy n can N Three Grown
Baking Powder you have that which
ia attractive. desirable and reliable. n
satisfactory Investment at an ccouOml-
cal price.
Al FrOcora ron Three Grown Haklng
Powder at following prices. and guar
hntee every can s0ils
: w can. Toe. 0z cln. tici ~ OK can.
l0cs 10 uk can. lfc.
Why not give % frI3l7
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-07

a. ~. Higgins. EDITOR seneca UHD
News, was afflicted Tor years with Plies
that mo- doctor or remedy helpel until
hr tried HucklenlH ArnlOu Htlye. the
best lu the World. Ito writes two boxes
wholly cured him, infnllihla fur Piles.
euro guaranteed only $780, Sold by
T. T.. NJ l. Drug Dent
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Mr.. BABCOCK
OFF FOR CHICAGO.
MR. HENRY HOME ON MONDAY
MA. uecn Fast on Treir.t nusiness
for Ills Company General naii.
way News.

General Traffic Manager Hancock ~
tie Rio urande Western leaves tonight
for Chicago Saturday ho will meet
General Freight Agent Henry in the
Worlds Fair city Mr. Henry viii
return To this city Monday. but Mr
Babcock viii be- absent several days
Tuesday he will attend the regular
monthly meeting Of tho executive ON.
clals n the Interstate commerce cont.
mission which will BE- held nt Chicago.
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Chicago, Sept, 7.-wul Smith. the
professional gOlf expert, today won the
tltle 90 0pen champion 0f tho Wcatcrn
COLI association, 10y defeating Laurence
AuehtCrlulne, the Grand View profess
nional Ia the play on of tho tie FOR the
honor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-07

New York. Sept I-At the Offices ~
the Southern Puclnr llhllruud tho state
ment ls made that the nov bonds issupd
under the Central Pacific reorganization
scheme VIII probably bee ready FOR dis
tribution the latter part OF this month.
Therv are $4,000 ~ these bonds. rrnro.
nenilng fiGi 100000 OF the Central Pact.
ne new I per cent there are 10000
hnnhn. nmnnmlInn DO llnn nNn.nnl
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Humovvs ovgping n lrht 20 do
drastic mineral Mills but both nfe
mighty dangerous SO need 90 dyn1.
mite your body when Dr. Kings Sow
LIE pins DO the work 20 easily and
perfectly Cures Headache, CuHstipl
uln only e5 cents ut n. q, NJ. L. Drug
Don't
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epntfibutes 10 moisture So with my
hppie orchard. I can run them nfteen
~ sixteen feet apart They begin benr-
EM ~ seven or eight years. and I get
aeNeh or eight good crops from the
J. n. Hale.
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NO 4rnINna OF rAssnNurms.
Rock island Road Applies Courteous Iluis
In Cases OF Doubt.

The Rock Island Railway company
has issued Instructions 20 Am its CON.
ducturs that hereafter no person ia tu hn
Put M train un account " defective
transportation or Tor other reasons
where there IL the slightest doubt lu
favor NJ the passenger or until the
train man has received eiuctmant or.
defH from the executive officers in
charge no Chicago,
When a forced 10y mutllhtei Ticket Or
pass IA found the conductor iH tu take
ny tho Same and wire Tor Instructions.
OF course, the order does not cover
tramps stealing rides, ur other eases uf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-07
LIVELY BOYS

and ahoddy shoes make poor
combination -- perhaps you've
found Il out our boys shoes
ore stylish to picaso the boye
and above 40 made 90 wear 10
please mothers and ourselves.
were particular me- 10 The leather
ana We are particular na Co the
way they're rut together This
IN an done under Our personal
supervision. at our own factory.
supppsc you try "a pair Tor the
hoy Tor school ~ they don't
rlyo antlff1ctl1u. We make IL
r.nhf with n new rrIr.
Size ~ 10 %. ti15. slxa 10 Q.
iGe Size 10 3, ils5.
t0irr tu throw n bIfrH' ~ money
away ON Thursday afternoon.
Sept tn. Sec window.
ROBINSON BROS. co.,
SHOE BUILDERS. va Main S.
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"Be Strong in the
Battle of Life. "

Happy Is the person thor
oughiy prepared. by perfect
good health to qUm Me's
battle. This condition eomes
only 9vih absolutely pure
blood. OOer 30 per cent. of
humanity are troubled lufh a
faint, inpurity or humor of
some kind IN the blood. 7vhich
should be removed BY Hoods
Sarsapariiia. the best specific
tor both SEXES and all ages.
A Good Tonic "Oi General min.
Gp'es Ihapr taken R,ods Sa,sari,l, as
NEEDED spring tonic. h Is most
sreelleni medicine" Rita1 Hir,,,,.
Engineer. Potsiowr. Pa.
God1 SalJqbah&S
GE42z1l2 EtJl .lIIEs
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E!ellll Shpll[ Turkish RlIl

Competent Phyaician, who viii dinFnoss
ana prescribe for patients needing med.
icu aid, II you have Cutarrh Dyspe1p.
kidney Disease. come and h. riired
Any klnd Of bath you won't. Maaanre
for both uoNeA Swimming lesaona ~
ladies' by the matron.
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ORE AYD DULLlON NEroGrs.

Follow ing arc todnys orc ana bullion
receipts us reported hy tho Institutions
below indicatedi
A. n. JONES 4 co.
ofe. ''s'' ''s 's' ''.sss .,,,s...,. ,,AlG 500
Hulllon .s'''s .ss,ss 's.s,. $1,000, 1000
Iulll ntss s''s '.s..s s.st,tt,f1b.hOO
BAMDERuER q M'MILLAN.
Bullion ''.'. ..' .,",.,.. ..',,,..$ 5000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-07

Tn JONES & co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-07

The Oregon Short Line gross earnings
Tor july were 9Gii26i15. nn Increase VI
ftls. i1i. - over July. 1895
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-07

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