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SCENIC LIMITED :,
10 lobe TAKEN OFF
..,,. schedule Goes Into n En-
S''', ran the Denver 8 Rio
crands Oct. J.
VI, LINE IMPROVEMENTS
.rs,d Between Col
~ rscE to be l'''a . -
.. .Od soldiers sunni ~.,n,. . u
Immediate fu'af''

sun, A. E. weIby Of me me
,I 1 Rio dranss. who. who : ,l n s,'l
. =, v-'5 announces that The wiz winter /,
49, viii 90 into ea'', !, OCT &c -, :.
- SEA, n. cones the laying on ' o. Wv
|' W. Limited The crack ua,n o la.us ,
|'1', NV / next this train "'Il not be
|'il NV ~ and the road Will be operated
- ID conditions 49,. -,,, 30
: ~, y, announcement which VIII be
-, -, n ne travelling public is
\ NV. W 4. to be started in the i'm.
ni ~. ~ ,,,urs on doubIs-trackins OF
- Nv. line between Soldiers summit illi,
.. I w. ,''' NE grade b8s been ouilt
q coiiol lime ' and Il viii be but short
D ols Wv av s,eel This innovation
" 10 . ~ 4. efe:t Of t1peditiiing the
= a., .s y" s5j incidentally viii be- a
u ....,, S,'' Of safety for the travelling
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deavor az p. M; evening service at
5 y. M sermon topic Autumn Re-
ilections." prayer meeting wednesday
evening. All are invited. Seats free.
Calvary Baptist, 474 east Second
South street. John II. Allen. pastor
Services Sunday, Sept. 80, as follows:
III a. m, preaching by pastor; sub
jet: Faith Plus Works" 1880 p.
M. Sunday school, Z p. m. 3. Y. p.
U; p. m, preaching. subject: 'The
Conditions Governing Discipleship"
The Oleander Literary society meets
every Tuesday evening at S o'clock
Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings
o'clock All welcome. Gomez
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GENERAL CONFERENCE RELIEF
SOCIETY.

The semi-annual conference Of the
Relief society OF the Church OF Jesus
Christ 81 Latter-day Saints viii be
held In the salt Lake Assembly hall IN
this city, on Thursday. oct. g. 1906,
meetings commencing az 4 a. m. and
a.9p. m. as usual II Is desirable that
the president Of The Relief society Of
each stake OF Zion be present IN per-
son. or an authorized representative.
che nrst presidency 81 the Church,
apostles, patriarchs and bishops are
cordially invited 20 attend the confer
enos, also the officers o. the Young
Ladies and Primary associations
The Relief society officers meeting
will convene az the close OF the az
ternoon session Of the fret day OF the
general conference. possibly at $50
Friday. Oct 5, IN the salt Lake Assem-
blv hall. a fun attendance Is desired.
BATHsHEBA W. SMITH,
President.
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Eapttst

First Baptist. corner Second South
and Second West, Rev. d. A. Brown,
pastor--Preaching at II a. m. and p.
m; Sunday school al 1890. +. l.
Evans, superintendent b, Y. p. L. AZ
: p. M, leader, Albert McNit,: sub
ject: "A Strong VIII: How to Oct
II and Use II for Temperance; We'd
nesday evening service at p. m. A
welcome to all
Rio Grande Mission. Second South
between Ninth and Tenth West-Sun-
day school az $50 a. m. George Paul,
superintendent.
Burlington Mission, corner Indiana
avenue and Navajo street-Sunday
school at 3:30 p. m, Henry Jacobs.
superintendent.
East Side Baptist, Seventh East and
Third South. Rev s. A. Hayworth.
pastor--Diyine worship at II a. m.
with preaching on the topic: 'rhe
Teachers Mission and Glory" Sunday
school at 1915 p. M; Christian En-
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Methooist.


First Methodist Episcopal, corner ot
Second South and Second East streets,
DR.. Benjamin Young. pastor-servlces
at II a. m. and 1890 p m; morning
topic: The Home at Bethany" eve
ming topic The Dignity OF Honest
Toll sermon 10 toilers: Sunday
school at s45 a. m, boys rally, adj
dressed by Judge Brown, at $3.50: Ep-
worth league at ESQ 2. m. All are
cordially invited to these services
Hin VI. T.. Ninth East and First
South, D. NJ. Helmick. pastor-Preach-
ing by the pastor al IL a. m. and 1880
? m. by the pastor. Special music.
Miss Emma Holeberg win sing a solo
az the morning service and Miss Alice
Davies win play a violin solo The
male quartet will sing at the evening
service. Sunday school at 10 O'Clock:
Epworth league al $3.50; prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening at 8 O'clock.
Ladies' aid will meet az the church
Tuesday al 1880 ?. m.
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FOR TEMPLE WORKERS.

All who have performed Temple
ordinances for Church members who
have passed away In the Scandinavian
countries, are requested 20 send names
and genealogy to Elder Adolph Mansen,
Temple block. Salt Lake City Tlbse
who desire 10 perform ordinances for
Saints who have died abroad are also
requested TO communicate BY letter or
otherwise. with Elder Madsen, 70 as
certain whether the work has already
been attended to. or not.
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street. Rev. F. W. Bussard. pastor
Services as usual; Sunday school at
10 a. M. and preaching at II a m.
solo. Abide With Me-" by Miss Sig
rid Petersen. All welcome.
Danish Evangelical Lutheran---Ser-
vice al 3 p, NJ. Harold Jensen. pastor,
swedish Lutheran church, corner Of
Second South and Fourth East.
Our Saylor's Evangelical Lutheran,
40 Fourth East street-Servlce con-
Quoted by Rev. William J. Lankow IN
the English language at $3.50 p. m.
First German Evangelical Lutheran
II. Johns, Seventh South. near State,
William ]. Lankow. pastor-Sunday
school, $3.50 a. m: service. 1890 a. m.
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PAIN FROM A BURN PROMPTLY
RELIEVED BY CHAMBERLAIN
PAIN BALM.

Mr.. James \. NicholS a merchant AMI
following statement: "A little child OF
Michael Strauss was recently In great
pain from 4 burn on the hand, and al
cold applications only Increased the IN
Illumination. Mr.. Strauss came 20 me for
something 10 stop the Ntue ones pain.
From the many liniments I carry ia s1VcS
] advised him 70 use Chsmberlain's Pain
Balm. and the first application drew out
the Inflammation and gave immediate re-
lief have used this nniment myself ard
recommend Il very often for cuts burma,
strains and lame back, and have never
known II 10 disappolnt- For sale by all
drugglsts
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Unitarian.

First Unitarian, 1875 Second East
street Rev. Frank Fay Eddy. pastor
Morning services at II a. M: sermon
by the pastor on "The Failures OF
God" music By Unity quartet, sun
day school ar 1915 ,. m.
Unity circle meets Tuesday. At 2:30:
from Aull $3.50 a recital will be given
by Miss Florence Baldwin, interspers-
ed with music, which VIII DO followed
by afternoon tea.
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NEPH1 /. MORRIS.
GEORGE r, EMERY,
EDWARD r. ASHTON.
GRANITE STAKE

The regular monthly meeting 81 the
priesthood of the Granite stake will be
held a. the stake tabernacle on Satur-
day, Sept. 20, 1906, % 10 a. m, A fuu
attendance is desired,
FRANK Y. TAYLOR,
EDWIN BENNION.
JOHN NJ. CANNON.
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Church nttiee'$

Regular services OF the Church Of
Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints VIII
be held in the Tabernacle at p. m.
tomorrow. Sunday. Sunday school at 10
q. m. and meetings In the city ward
assembly rooms and adjacent wards as
follows:
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uTLEs COAL OUTPUT.
Pci'uoh Of FUA In This State Sec.
ood IN he West.

Washington ilgait.es state that the
report az. p. Parker OF
" tnlisa states stological survey, on
y. y, Ca Ifoiao q The United States.
I. seE ne following production Of
y ~ = "! ~ lnlsrnountaIn states for the
~. \. Y, !.5--iSa.Sl2 short tons. value
|. ~. : w, ll"i-l'@0?l short tons, val
Ny1sg lN5-sgs.o,l short ,o,s
~. f3ts1; ls0i-5l;s5ss sbor,
r. ne tiGs3. '''0'
\, = F . IN Idaho and Nevada
u, ", .st grouped was Insignificant
Nv tons 10 1875 and 24sO
IN, ~, l.s value Of the product In
~ h'fss and In 1904 was tfa IA
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UNIVERSITY STUDENTS.

We have your text books al pub
fishers prices Also the most com
rIete and varied line OF school sla-
tionery IN the market
pESERET NEWS BOOK SToHE'
The Leading Book Concern
6 Main Street
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sician treat him,
but the sores grew
worse. Then they
began to come on
his arms, then on
other parts OF his
body, and then one
came on his chest,
worse than the
Others. Then | call
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Central CHRISTIAN Church.

Central Christian. Third East and
Fourth South-William Ross Lloyd Is
TO preach at l0.45 and S: Sunday
school at 9:45, and Christian Endeav-
or, Gas. The changes In time are
giving great satisfaction.
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terested In the business matters OF the
society are urged 10 attend.
BATHSHEBA w. SMITH,
- President.
EMMELINE 3. WELLS.
Secretary.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

First Congregational. corner OF
Fourth East and First South streets,
Elmer l. Goshen. pastor-Morning SER
vice at i0:i5, sermon by the pastor
Sunday school. 1880, Christian En-
deavor, p. m.
Phillips Congregational, Fifth South
and Seventh East. Rev. p. A. Simp-
kin, pastor-Services at II and 7.ib,
with sermons by the pastor A ser
vice for old folks will be held Sunday
morning. Sunday school at 1915;
Christian Endeavor at $3.50 2. m
Everybody invited to these services
Evangelical lutheran.
English Lutheran, S3s Fourth East
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-tDVcfD RATE A GAIN.

b." , ", Conn., SEPT a-An a..
An,l s \, ,l loss Of nesfiy On ,br ss-
lrt million " dollar. =, ulr &C.
ll'sss s,s New Haven ana Ha 70 "a,
E,s 4, s,i.y az a result az =, 'V pro
fs s,v. ,,.,,'eneer rate 10 two oi re re-
trrssB n.y. ~. months AGO. alrea V r' nus
|s'a !, q , ...,o an actual gain nv :, ,,l nas
sgt \, ',. ..p with Other - 49, s.U Us
: h , us'Ssiiea'ed volume of b vs,s
:ssss,s, ' .l, % the resu oIsl,
|se fs,,,rsa,e rates the tann ' cn ooH,
+: to -'s s points slso VA NV coal "a
b. !, ~, as9re which. on re- re- ts,
|; W.T. -, ~ business 10 Seu me rs ola
~ ~ y sos ". have resu,ts M ing ~
[N,g 3 $4,000 10 th I''T r5,, N a
{ ~ NJ, Receipts to date i taiiioad
B rs,s, ,y has this ts, sim indicate cate
s4ih over olbe, - VII ne
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The quarterly conference Of the En-
sign stake will be held Sunday, the
23rd inst. sessions at 1880 a. m. IN the
Assembly Hail and ?. m. in the tab
ernacle. Members Of ward choirs and
singers not otherwise necessarily en-
gagged. are requested 10 Join the choir
at the morning session and to meet
Stake Chorister Horace S Ensign for
practise at s.4j a. m. on sunday morn
ing, at the Assembly hall
RICHARD w. YOUNG,
JOSEPH s, WELLS,
JOHN N. KNIGHT
stake Presidency.
The annual stake convention of the
Y. VI. and Y. l.. NJ. ]. associations OF
Liberty stake VIII be held in the Sec
ond ward Westinghouse sunday. Sept.
%. az 10 a. m, p. m. and $50 ,. m.
The meetings at 10 a. m. and ?. m.
are especially for the stake and ward
officers. The meeting az $50 ?. m. will
be a conjoint meeting for all VI. |. A.
officers and members Of Liberty stake.
LOUIS Z. IVERSON
Supt Y NJ. NJ |. A.
LOTTIE p, BAXTER,
Prest. Y. l.. VI. /. A.
lnasmuch ~ a convention Of Young
Mems Mutual Improvement associa-
tons " the Salt Lake stake viii be
held on the morning OF the last sun
day Of September. the meeting Of the
high priests quorum Of the Salt Lake
stake, which would regularly occur on
Sept 80. viii convene on sunday. Sept.
49, 1906 al 10 a. m. IN room u. OF the
Brigham Young Memorial building.
WILLIAM ASPER,
WILLIAM r. DOrGALL.
RODNEW G. BADGER.
Presidency
The quarterly conference Of the lesser
priesthood Of the salt Lake stake viii
BE- held in the Sixteenth ward meeting
house at $50 p. m, Monday. Sept. a,
1906
NEPHl l. MORRIS.
GEORGE r. EMERY.
EDWARD r. ASHTON.
Stake Presidency.
Prof J. II. Paul viii speak IN the Six
teenth ward Westinghouse tomorrow
evening. Services win commence at
$50
A reunion OF the Irish elders ana
saints will be held oct. 6. 1906. az p.
m. IN the Seventh ward Westinghouse,
between West Temple and First West
on Fifth South Al are cordially in
vted. An excellent program win be
rendered. Gefro shments served,
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Presbyterian.

First Presbyterian. corner OF South
Temple and c streets. Rev. W. Nj.
Paden, ID. d, pastor--Morning SER
vices al II o'clock; evening sermon at
745 o'clock; subject. our Lords
Bible or the Bible Jesus Used" this
viii be the beginning OF a series Of
four lectures az the night services on
the history OF the Bible: Sunday school
at 1880 p. In. Christian Endeavor at
$780, mid-week services on Wednes-
day evening. teachers meeting at
1880; prayer and conference az .. m.
All seats are free. Strangers are cor
daily Invited to all our services.
Third Presbyterian. corner Of Elev-
ehth East and Eleventh South
Preaching NJ ii q. m by Rev. Me-
Claim W. Davis: congregational meet
Ing AZ close Of the service: Sunday
school Of 1915; no preaching SER
vice In the evening. but Christian
Endeayor meeting al 1880
Westminster Presbyterian. Fourth
West between First and Second South
streets, Rev. McLain ". Davis, minis
ter--Morning worship. II o'clock;
The Word Becoming Flesh" even
Ing worship p. m. ''rhe Divine Gen.
ileness," Sunday school. 1915 p. ~;
Christian Endeavor ?. m; prayer
meeting Wednesday. p. M. teach
ers' course. Bible history. "From
Babylonian Captivity 10 the Coming Of
Christ" All are cordially welcome
10 these services
Endeavor Presbyterian. 632 west
First North street, superintendent,
Mrs Z. VI. Qualtrough-Sunday school
al 1850 ,. m. Visitors are welcome,
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BUSINESS MEETING.

The regular annual business meeting
Of the National womans Relief soci-
~ viii he held on Monday. Oct ], 1905,
~ 2 m. IN The salt Lake Assem-
bly, han, IN this city All members In
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TRACK NOW LAID
p,a IN the Nevada Northern
"a. PM Down Yesterday.

r.,tisyers who have been rush
4 ! ' Tsvesa Northern reached Ely,
~, ..--. =, Of the road, yesterday.
y. .ts,s was an lmpromptu cele-
~, among The residents mere I,, , ,a
l g,nl Is scheduled for a NeeA 20 70,
vssn excursion trains from san
Y. 6risp AMI Reno VIII carry dele
- ~ q tass part IN the Publications
q. Ttclal ;rsln from Salt Lake carry
I.,;..ss,es from the CQunegcia.elu
Z, rssl mining men will leave here
(S--,fn M. Friday and is due 10 ar
[..r Ek al II a. m. the next day.
=, rnrnor Of Nevada and a big dele
~ rom western Nevada will also
Es and when the celebration is in
ksr-7.sL
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u7Es1IeATIoN MONDAY.
lx-ctt Commerce Commissioner TO
sin Federal Court Room.

| - =
I. Eoasy al 10 a. H. Charles A.
Pxy nsmber Of the interstate COM
- commission, VIII sid in the Fed
II s,rrroom and take testimony un-
n u rNluuon under the last session
4 lsras which directed an inquiry
r. be coal carrying roads, as 10
|vs.s he carriers own the coal and
H ads and whether they discriminate
Il q EATER Of furnishing facilities.
c:-1ssoltr Prouty viii conduct the
:ru.ptor which is expected 10 last
I'll Tutsi3y afternoon. While there
b ming forthcoming Of an official
,i;rs regarding the inquiry il is be-
W., Tat Il will be along the lines
slEisi and followed this week al a
e-H Investigation IN Omaha. The
ogr shor Line and Union Pacific
VI y he rosds under dre.
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arrived IN Pocatello and are now being
set up there. Six more are expected
within a few days. They are Of tho
series 1910 class and similar type.
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%lA FE RIpop-

r. s sss,'. Sept 1.-THE A,o,,..
q 4 , ssa'a " railway " ,o AsIchi s'i
tss,s,, i =, board Of rsil ,SsSy MED
Z ss,riss. report for tSs ' is., com com;
r s al details q n, ',', or fiscal
|rl'i- }, la n. he comrsnv -,
\ {, ,s,a \. ''s Kansas hnsi, ,s {. me.
ga ss 81 sarninss n 'j r. h,.i'ssoS.
"a Ia u . freight es srpi,s~s were We
ssi's o. s . o. oonst,u ,,,,ss ~,
Nv hssr i ,sss :. per Mi, s /. IAN, and
2 q. So $3.50 The to,.i sn .,,
= ih' \, 1p'a p system ~ y ! mi NILE.
!. w Is, - y Ksnsas NJ 80 Of
= saa .. , a.als, q iron rail-, ~ !. road
u, e ss,,,ss' ' l. amour, ~ IN mn, % the
y tr, ), ~ fs engines hr ,,'.ss are
= val during ~ l, .d l.
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WE DO JOB PRINTING ana tho
kind Of Job printing that everybody
wants who wants good work. The Des-
eret News
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Westminster Presbyterian. rlurti
Scientist.

FIRST Church OF Christ. Scientist,
336 east Third SoUth-Sunday school
At $50 a. m; church services at IL
a. m, subject: "Unreality." Strangers
are especially welcome. Each We'd
nesday evening at s o'clock meet
ing IL held 10 listen 20 testimonies
OF healing Of both sin and sickness.
All are welcome 20 these services
Free reading room, open daily from
10 a. m, TO p. m, In rooms 607-60s
Scott building. 1853 Main street. The
Sunday evening services have been
discontinued until Sept 10.
Second Church OF Christ. Scientist,
10. o. F. hall. corner OF Eleventh
South and Eleventh East--Lesson SER
mon at II a. m, subject: "Unreallty."
Sunday school at 1915 p. m. We'd
nesday evening testimonial meeting at
s o'clock. All are welcome.
A lecture on Christian Science win
be delivered az the Salt Lake Theater
by Edward A. Kimball. c. s. D., on
Sunday. Sept go. at p. m.
The reading room will be kept open
for the accommodation Of visiting
Scientists from TO p. m. Sunday
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~ isssrs ARRIVE

Il I, y q, o re-, ta Y Of N, a. -.
''a Lsssnrs.isvs.' 't Line from
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Other CHURCHES.
Episconal.

Services will be held In the various
non-Mormou churches tomorrow as
follows:
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BABY COVERED
WITH SORES
Would Scratch and Tear the Flesh
Unless Hands Were Tled-Wasted
toaSkeIeton-AwuI Suffering for
Over a Year-Grew Worse Under
Doctors-Skin Now Clear.
WOULD HAVE DIED
BUT FOR CUTICURA,

any little son, when about a year
and a bali old, began to have sores
come out on his face. had a ply
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Seattle Would Have Legislature
Assist in Another Bio
Fair.
TO BOOM THE NORTHWEST.
incidentally Alaskan Trade and Orient
al Commerce win be Featured
Site a Beautiful One.

TO secure the cooperation OF Utah In
another western fair Of large proper
tons is the purpose OF the visit 10 salt
Lake Of a commissioner from Seattle.
the Seattle fair Is planned for 1903, and
II has taken its lessons from the Port
land fair Of year ago.
In that fair the west was advertised
Portland was doomed. but Seattle had
boom still coming up. Now Seattle
wants to foreelose on It's possibilities,
and Is getting into the game early for
tho purpose Of drawing the attention
OF the public eye and keep Seattle ad-
Yerused for another three and a half
years following the Portland free ad-
veFtlsing campaign.
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JOY IN SEATTLE.

There is joy In Seattle since the San
Francisco earthquake. The oriental
tlade is coming that way. 1t means
millions In cold cash, and many mil
lions more In imaginative rosy futures
that shall materiallze with the growth
Of this same oriental trade, now so new
~ begun.
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YOUR LAST CHANCE
To See The Old Bedstead'

For the performance at the Grand
Opora House in Ogden, Sept. 24th, the
y. & r. G. r. r. viii operate a spe-
cial excursion leaving salt Lake i&S
D. m. and 600 p. m. Returning leave
ogden, 1915 ?. m, arriving At salt Lake
al II midnight. Fare 500. Original
Cast and scenery IN this production.
Utah has become the piclgle-produc-
Ing state OF the west, through the ef-
forts OF the MOUNT Pickle company.
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CALLS on GOVERNOR.

The commissioner from Seattle 1
Mayor 7. S. ClaTkson. lie called on
Gov. Cutler yesterday afternoon. and
presented his case to him, the purpose
icing just now to give the governor of
every state whose legislature meets this
winter, an opportunity to incorporate
some word about the fair IN his mes
sage 20 the legislature, and in addition
TO ASK for an appropriation from the
legislature TO take care Of the states
exhibit.
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ARRIMANs COUP.
'''' -, Ma to be Out After Chicago.
Nllsaukee and s.. PsuI

h ~, ,., io,S Sept a.-The World 10.
-, 80 that negotiations arc ' ~
II -, s..s os,seea Z y. Hartman WI
/ 49,. A. -.eI and the smith estate
h.sn A 'S =. Or the Chicago. Mn.
Irsi a.. 81 Paul railroad NAV ~ he
Iul n. ~ &c % The Union Pacific. ana
l,,sv ~ NC ~, companies Upon tbe
ii n. /" .I Iesse Regulations ,rn Az
NJ n. 'ssi .i!ag out of the deal Inv
b, ,s A., !, "a \. .tumore & Ohio IS 10 h.,
b, ~ 40. o. he Union Paclsc sy yo %
y, ", $50 -. says that this s,sia.
b r,,s, mae . Yesterday BY a hlgh
b nv, .' ,slihory who rredir,es
\ rssl1 i1 7. days The Terms ~ ne
'''' Dc made known. VI 'N'
kssssPIS, 'l is consummated # vm
P',.s.s A mean that he CHICAGO
kls,1I ' " Montana aad portS ORTIZ W
s,i, y. tsed a. a club over ne
d. - -, ey he Hartman i y,sr we
|,g b. ~ W ne tree ID looks as
4. o y, soia will be bult n 80 pn. a,
p y ,s ..y Intended upjess Ig s,,,
} q h. ~ !. =. Should nm 50 der, 1i,
iH q n, 30 .sl bat he scheme 'Y Viii nm