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Show HORNING 2 EXAMINER OGDEN, UTAH, but probably vill be lira aa import aut command; Nishi comm an Js the second division and Kodama ia vicechief of the general Btaff and with enGeneral Kukiushima is largely titled to the credit for the organisation and transportation of the army and the conduct of the war. The promotions are all In recognition of services. JAP BOMBAST. Chinese Laundryman Who Stabbed and Killed a White Woman Narrowly Escapes Death From the Hands of Infuriated Citizens. New York, June Quirk work by policeman has saved Sing Weng, a Chinese laundryman, from the vengeance of a mob la Perry street. Weng had stabbed and mortally wounded a white woman. Her liody lay on the Poor of tbe laundry and Weng was looking quietly about when two boys discovered ihe crime snd sounded an alarm. A crowd gathered In a moment and began to baiter in the door. Weng watched them without displaying much a Dastardly Dynamite Outrage Port Arthur. June 5. (Sunday). Among the documents found on the steamer Yeddo, one of tbe vessels sunk at the mouth of the harbor, the t British mission to the Thibet ns demanding that the auiban come to i, yang Tse with qualified Thibetan representatives lo settle tbe outstanding differences hefore June 35, has been returned unopened and withouL comment. at Independence following deflanoe was discovered fastened on the rail of the bridge: Remember, my dear Russian Bailors. my bame la Lieut. Commander Kcriso. This is my second visit; my first was on the Kossuko. I will come again. out, This threat was not carried however, aa Kerlao was found among the dead. Vladivostok, June (.United Stated Commercial Agwnt Richard Green, has caused to be published la the local newspapers for tha benefit' of tba native merrhanU, the provisions of the treaty of 1964 between tha United States sad Russia respecting neutrality of goods In transit. The publication was made with a view to facilitating trade, which is almost parsljs-ed- . The Thibet ana have therefore, the correspondent says, deliberately chosen war. The Thibetans are now concentrating in tbe monastery and tha town of interest. Gyang Tse. Another concentration U was rumored between Jtaiuug and Khar.g .Inally the door fell and Weng Ms. seized. There were threats of a lynchThe present Intention of the Thibeting and the Chinaman was faring badly General when a policeman fought his way ans Is to prevent Brigadier through the crowd and seised Weng. Mar Donald from arriving at Gyang JAPS ARE DEFEATED. The mob turned on the officer and be Tse, and it is possible that recent exwas only dragged away alter a severe periences have taugnt ine enemy how Seoul, Korea, June 6. (Delayed in tiattie. Police reserves drove off tbe to make his advance a matter of greatThe Japanese consul transmission.) crowd. er difficulty than It was the first time. The Chlaamaa'B victim was well known about the quarter. Tha laundry-ma- n refused to say why he stabbed RUSSIAN GUNBOAT LOST. her. Tokio. June (.11 a. m. The destroyer flotilla engaged ia watch- ing Fort Arthur from tha east ward reports that at 7:40 p. m. on June 4th a Russian gunboat of the Gitfak type waa seen to Fire Causes a Less Estimated at explode and sink near Cheatao $100,000. 8han. The veeael, with another gunboat, a destroyer, and other N. June has Kira parY., (. Troy, steamers was evidently engaged d Return a Requaat From Col. tially destroyed Woodslde," the manclearing tba vicinity of mines. U neper sd and Without When the explosion occurred the CemmenL sion of James A. Bur Jen, n millionaire others hurried beck into Port Ar- iron manufacturer. Many valuable thur. Vice Admiral Togo ex-tba and New York, Juno (. A dispatch from bint Inga were destroyed presses the oplakm that the explos- the correspondent of the London Ttm.a Building, which waa the finest in this ion waa caused by a Japanese tor- at Gyang Tee, Thibet, says a letter bcclion, waa flooded by the flremeq. pedo. Tbe name of tha gunboat of the 1 be lose la estimated at $100,000 from Colonel Younghusband destroyed Is unknown but it had been seen before upon several oc-cas tons by the Japanese, acting na guard ship at the mouth of tho e harbor. THIBETANS WILL NOT TREAT VALUABLE PAINTINGS DESTROYED - Voung-huaban- a at Gensaa wires that during a Presence of American Fleet at Tangier Causes Uneasiness to Dons Report That Spanish War Vessels are on the Way to Morocco. skir- mish which took place on tho third Instant, thirty Japanese soldiers and one lieutenant wera killed and three men were severely wounded. The Russians In retreating burned n number of Korean villages. The natives seising old flint locks and weapons of nil sorts attacked the Cossacks, killing two and wounding several. There are about two thousand Japanese trdhps now at Canaan. The merchants there have not left. JAP VESSEL SUNK. Che Foo, June (, 3 p. m. The Russian consul here has received newt that a large Japanese vessel baa been sunk by a mine off Tallenwsn, . Tba tha news has not been cooflnned. dispatch from Malaga saying that a Spanish battleships Pelayo and Cisand tba cruiser Cardenal neros bad sailed for Tangier, tho for- WOMAN DIAMOND THIEF ARRESTED eign office here aaye it received a denial of .similar report previously Kaunas City. Juna A Blanche Ryan, is not aware whether the charged with the theft of $5,000 wort a warships havs gone to Morocco. The rumors current In Madrid that of diamonds from a woman at Chihua(he European powers have exchanged hua, Mexico, has been arrested at Litnotes relative to reelriding American tle Rock by a deputy United Stales operations In Morocco, are discredited marshal and ia to be brought to Kansas City, where she will be held until by the foreign office. extradition papers aro made out. Tha Washington, Juno $. Admiral Chad- theft of the diamonds le stated to have occurred four months ago, and ainra wick, in a cablegram to tho navy officers have chased tba woman today, said that tho British than minister at Morocco had roqtieated the ten thousand miles. It ia atateJ that English government to Bend a battle- Secretary of State Hay has given the matter of extradition hia personal atship to Tangier and gave tha information that tha aultan was expected to tention and that the Mexican authoriarrive at Tangier. The admiral ad- ties have requested that tha Ryan wovised the department further that tha man should be turned over to them aa general opinion in Tangier was that a concession in return for the surrentha naval forces In the 0 arbor should der by Mexico of Charles Krats. want-- a in St. Louia for alleged boodllng. not yet be reduced. London, June 6. Tbe fears expressed at Madrid that the action of Hit United State In sending a fleet to Tangier waa duo to the American desire for a port on tha west coast of the Morocco, and tho rumors at Spanish capital of an exchange of notes between the European powers with tho view to obtaining assurance that the American action will bo confined to liberating Messrs. Perdicaria and Varley aro not shared and are not confirmed at tho Spanish embassy hero. Nor has Ambassador (.'boats heard anything of tha exchange of notes mentioned by La Corrospondun-cl- a Espana. Tho Spanish government appears to bo acting in perfect harmony with Great Britain and the United States and no apprehension in expressed In Spanish official circlet that the United States has any deaigna except to ensure the safety of Mr. Perdl-carl- s h and American eiUsena. The of the Spanish battleship Pelayo and other vessels to Tangier, it Is pointed oul, at the Spanish embassy, was rendered essential by the large number of Spanish subjects resident both in Morocco and in the Spanish coast ul territory on the northwest Africa. Some fears are impressed that a general rising In Morocco might ensue ia the event of hasty action by an outside power, but it ia believed that New York, June d. Potatoes an if Prance la not hampered, aha will be able to secure the release of the hilling at tba highest prices on record aud tbe housekeepers aro told there ia captives. The rumor of the suggested sale of no Immediate prospect that they will the Philippines to Japan receives no Iw- cheaper. New pot aloes are sailing on the dock rredencs here. tot $6.25 a barrel, fifty cents shore any SPANISH VESSELS POIt TANGIER. previous record. Retailers are obtaining nearly twice the prlree charged ia the oi din ary years. Paris, June 6. Referring to it die-patc- HIGH WOMAN'S PRICES FOR RASH DEED TUBERS She ia Placed Under Arreit Charged With Fatally Shooting Her Fiance. - Chicago, June (.When Mrs Rebecca Bailey called at tba Wesley hospital to see her fiance, Louia Miller, who had been taken to the Institution probably fatally wounded by a bullet, abc was arrested on a charge of shooting him. At the time of her arrival the man was making an statement accusing her and the police were searching for her. With Mrs. Bailey was Miss Sophia Grabner, who waa held as a witness of tbe ehootlng. Mrs. Bailey and Miller were to have been married within a week. Miller waa believed to be dying early to day. The shooting took place In Mrs. Baileys apartments, and It was four hours later before the police were informed. The man waa found by JUri. C. J. Snyder, who declares he said that he had ahnt himself. Mrs. Bailey had fled from the bouse. The police found the apartments deserted. hire. Bailey and Miss Grabner could not be found. It was learned that the womaa had rested the part-me- n I a few days before and that she gave tbe name of "Mrs. Miller. The theory of the police is that Mrs. Bailey shot Miller while In a Jealous rage because of his failure to name a definite day for the wedding The military attache of a flrat-elapower has telegraphed here that General Kuropat kin's headquarters staff baa movod forty miles south of Uao Yang to a point between Hal Chang and Daihitszaio. Kuropat kin has been subjected to considerable pressure to help relieve the tension at Port Arthur. Aa cabled to the Associated Press Saturday, ha sent several thousand men south to do wbat could be done to tmpeJe the Japanese operations. This force, which there is the best reason to believe falls far abort of three dtvlsons, not exceeding ten thousand men at the most. Is reported to be advancing on the peninsula. Kuropat kin ia on board a special headquarters train, which la constantly at his disposal. His trip may bo only for the purpose of personally examining the situation. The lark of news from the seat or war during tha last 48 hours la regarded by tbe public aa being full of significance. The city is already rumor-ridde- n by stories of Impending battles. Tba admiralty baa ao iafortnatioa reLittle is known of Mrs, Batiera. who garding the Tekto report that a gun- was a member of the staff of Wealar boat of the Glliak type has been tor hospital and a lecturer at the hospital pedoed and sunk off Fort Arthur. clinics H- -r maiden name was Barrett. TOGO PROMOTED. Although new known in Chicago by the name of Hick. Mrs. Bailey Is ' Toklo, June Togo said to have last year become the wife and Admiral Yamamoto, minister of of one, Edward Hicka, and that dithe navy, have bean promoted to tha vorce proceeding! are pending in the ranh-o- f Kalgum Taiisho, tho highest uperior court. rank in tha navy. Lieut. Generals OsFrankfort-on-the-Mniaka wa. Hasegawa. Nogl, Nlshl and KoJuue (.The dama have been made generals. German engineers association has unia the emperor's chief aide. animously conferred the Graahof medal Hasegawa commands the Imperial on Messrs. Paeons and Delavel. the guard division. I Noi Is not assigned oinneer in turbine propulsion. ss . ante-morte- m sees. .e..... RUUOlt OF SORTIE. Liao Yang. June 6. U Is Persia- tently reported here that the Port Arthur squadron made a sortie shortly before dawn Saturday, with the torpedo boat destroyers lead- ing. and found tba Japanese fleet quite unsuspecting tbe presence of hostile warships, with the result that four of the Japanese ships were sunk during the attack. ... SL Petersburg, June (.The Nov os Yreyaa today discussed quite seriously the teport that tbe United States intends to cede the Philippines to Japan and argues that the Yankee, anticipating the Inevitable future conflict with Japan, prefers to sell the Islands Instead of defending them, having thereby learned Russia's lesson of the present war, namely the difficulty of holding territory ao far from tha base Tbe papr adds: Europe certainly was not pleased at tbe exchange of Spanish for American domination in the Philippine, but the latter is a thousand times more agreeable then to see Japan Installed there, where she would be a constant menace lo Europe's Asiatic Interests. England will have to look well to her position a In India. France to and even Holland to Java. Tha only consolation is that the cession may beep Japan quiet, foe a niimlwr of years.' far-seein- g Indo-Chln- Cripple Creek, Colo.. Juno (.One of the most diabolical deeds in the black record of crime which forms part of tha mining history of this state, was committed when, by means of an infernal machine, eleven men were killed outright and nine others terribly injured. some of them fatally, at Independence early today. All those killed sad injured were miners, employed on the night shift of the Findlay mine. Tha men had quit work and were waiting for the train on the Florence and Cripple Creek railroad to take them to their homes in Cripple Creek end Victor. When tho locomotive waa within 100 feet of the depot a charge of dynamite, estimated at fiOo pounds, was net off underneath the platform on whioh the mm were standtbe ing, by pulling a wire at mine. The result wae terrible. the Heads, hands, legs, arms and trunks of the bodies of the men were Blood covered scattered ail around. everything. The depot platform was splintered and the front and end of the depot waa demolished. The following is a list of the dead now identified: Alex McLain. Wlillam Shanklin. ' J. P. Hartsock. Gus Augustine. . Arthur Mfcbielaen. William Delano. E. J. Johnson. Henry J. Hang. Herbert McCoy. Charles E. Barber. Tbe injured: John H. St. Clair, Philip Chandler, John A. Becker, John Pollies, Clap ence Allen, John Garvey, Edward Holland. The Injured were taken to the Victor hospitals and the mangled bodies of the dead, patched together aa well as possible, were removed to the coroners office at Victor. A meeting of mine owners has been called. Rewards aggregating many thousands of dollars will be offered for the apprehension of the criminals and Governor Peabody will be petitioned to send troops to tha district. Sheriff Robertson and a detective force hav found the machine which set off the dynamite. It consists of a revolver and 300 feet of steel wire. The revolver waa placed nndernecth the platform clone to the powder. One end of the wire was fastened to a chair leg which was used as a lever from the Delmonlco property. The men employed on the night ahlft at the Findlay mina who had Just flnishw! work bad gathered on the depot platform to board a train and return tn their homes when the explosion occurred beneath their feet, hurling them In every direction, deslrbylng the depot and rending a great hole in the earth. A special train carrying physicians, Burses, detectives, mine owners and other person was dispatched from this city aa soon aa possible after news of the explosion waa received and arrived at Independence, six miles distant at 4 o'clock . Sheriff Robertson and other officers immediately began a careful search for dues to the perpetrators of the outrage. non-unio- TRADE PARALYZED rare-mon- Vice-Admi- ral n. y. JUNE TUESDAY MORNING, Del-moni- in the Cripple Creek district which h gan August 10, 1903, and which led the declaration of martini law In T ler county, la still in effect, good ordi haa been maintained for the peat a months and military rule has be suspended and ail troops withdraw The mine owners, with the exceptk of tha Portland company, claim have as many men working aa th need and they require all miners renounce allegiance to the Weatei Federation before giving them ampin ment. A committee appointed by tl convention of the Western Federatk of Miners, to investigate the aituatk in this district, visited the camp la week. Charles H. Boyer, president the federation, is In Jail at Telluric which la under martial law. rhargi with Inciting Insurrection. Tellurii ia in southwestern Colorado and about 400 miles from Cripple Cree The etrlkers in the metalliferous min of Colorado were ordered by the We ern Federation of Miners, to cut off tl ore supply of mills and smelters which an eight-hou- r day was refused the employes. The Findlay mine controlled by A. E. Carlton, of tl First National bank. When news of tha disaster reached Victor, Mayor Franklin ordered out company 1, C. N. G.. and the soldiera are now on guarJ at Independence. The scene about the depot is sickening. Portions of human bodies are scattered over the y of the road and In tba twenty-fohole made by the explosion are several skulls, arms, legs and bands. Every object within a radius of flfiy feet from the bole la bespattered with blood. The Injured were removed as quickly as possible to the Victor hospital and the mangled remains of the dead, most of whom were unrecognizable, were gathered. The murderer8 evidently did not wish to kill or Injure any of the crew of the train which the mlnere intended to take for their homes In Victor and Cripple Creek. When within 75 feet of the depul at Independence, the engine whistle sounded ae a signal lor the men at the depot to get ready to board, and to warn loggers to make beats. This whistle waa the death signal. for no sooner had tha shrill blast sounded than n muffled roar was heard and the mountain trembled ae if rocked by an earthquake. The train, which mas running, slowly was brought to a sudden stop by the engineer, and members of the train crew ran hastily forward fo investigate. Thy were horror stricken at the sight which greeted their eyes, the spectacle being made all th more growsdme by the Sickly flickering lights from tbe lanterns end burning torches tho railroad-er- a carried. It took but h few eecoaaa for the trainmen to appreciate the results of tbe explosion and messengers were rushed off for assistance. Charles Rector, of tbe Bhurtloff mine, describes the exploeloa aa follows: "There were about 50 or 00 of ua waiting for tbe train, which waa backing up the track a few hundred feet distant A number of miner who had not yet reached the depot were runtheir dinner ning toward it. with buckets In hand. The train approached the depot at a moderate rate and t 7,1904 the crowd on the platform began tn move around ao aa to secure points of vantage in getting aboard as soon as tba train stopped. At this moment a our great explosion occurred under feet. The impact shook the buildinga In the town and everything became ablater solutely dark. A few moments groans were heard, people came running from residences and stores to the scene. 1 found myself uninjured. The depot, the platform and the surrounding objects were rent Into splinters. The work of rescue was begun at once. Six badly wounded miners were picked up at different points near the scene. The dead ware found after much difficulty. There were almost total darkness In tbe vicinity. The whole district is up in arms over the catastrophe and danger of further trouble is feared. Of tbe miners murdered several are from this rity, while some, reside in Moot of them have families Victor. and the crime is enham-efor that res ana into the most stupendous disaster in tha history of the district, not even excepting that of the Independence mine last January, when 15 men the session of the federation today a committee consisting of C. C. Mitchell of South Dakota; C. Mohuney of Montana, and Harry L. Lane, of Nevada, waa appointed to go to the Cnpple Creek district and make a thorough investigation of the whole affair and to spare no one In its report. The committee which was sent to Cripple Creek last week to report on condition! there reported U the convention today. The report says the mine owners admit that they are not getting anything like the retarns they did before tbe strike. The committee found a great many men were employed. aa many aa before the strike on some properties, but the returns were not nearly so large proportionately. The mlnere are determined to stand firm and tba committee could suggest which had no change in the polii-been pursued. The secretary of the made the Miueounera association claim that if tbe matter had been put to a referendum vote of the local unions, there would have been no strike. But the committee found that the local unions had considered the strike and referred the mailer to the district union, which had advised the calllost their Uvea. ing out of the men. Salt Lake was chosen for the place That the diabolical crime waa carebeginning the fully hatch d and deliberately perpe- for the next convention, 1905. trated, there is now ro the shadow fourth Monday in May. Denver was selected as the permanof a doubt. Two or three hundred ent headquarters of tha delegation. noum-- i of powder waj exploded, probably by a revolver attached to the wire which still remains leading out 'from the scene of the explosion. There la 75 yards of wire which was need to pml tha trigger of the revolver tihlch fired the immediate charge of powder. The rear end of tha wire waa uncovered at 11 oclock this morning by a construe-tto- n Governor Peabody Finds That Peace gang of tbe F. A C, C. RaT.roail. and Order In Laa Animas County, scene of the which wae sent to the Colix, in Being Rapidly wrecked depot by Trainmaster Restored. . of the Southwestern system. A large quantity of unrecognisable Denver, Colo.. June (.An order has remains of human beings waa elan unbeen issued by Governor Peabody makcovered at. the same time. Sheriffs Burton and Wilson and Underwood stood ing effective today the suspension of law in La. Animas county, guard over the pile of debris from martial a strike of coal miners, members where in tha that upon hops early morning, the arrival of the railroad workers, of the United Mine Workers of Ameriaonie definite clue to the nature of the ca. baa been on for several months. machine might be discovered. Nothing Major Hill will remain in Trinidad, was found, however, exeept the rear however, for an indefinite time in comend of the wire, which waa used to mand of certain troops which will act only in rase the civil authorities find 'explode the gun. necessary. The governor aaye in the wire was discovered at daylight, them his order that peace and good order switch aids the out along running Animas county la being rapidwhich goes to the Delmonlco mina At- in lasnot if ly, wholly, restored, and that it hanaa a tached to the end of the wire been shown to him that the civil haa dle was a chair leg. This was used authorities are able, ready and willing to puli the fatal trigger 75 yards away. to control the situation. Blood-hounhave been requisitioned from Trinidad, Palmer Lake and Canyon City. The wire is being carefully guarded and no one la being permitted to walk along the spur of track along which it runs. It would seem like a futile attempt to apprehend the assassins who pulled the string. The trail would be lost About $60JM0 Damage Done by Flame after the snd of the spur la reached. at Colton, California. Innumerable persons have traversed e tho ground. It would seem that the Riverside, California, June 5. The only bops la for tha arrest of every with a auspicious person in tbe district and crowing of telephone wires near a forcing of surh parsons to prove heavily charged power circuit alibis. Tba crime la such a terrible Colton tonight caused three Area simula one that nearly all the authorities aro taneously In tbla city, resulting In The resi$60,000. at asa for a theory to account for the loss of more than R. W. A. Godfrey wae burned identity of the murderer or murderers. dence of with its contents. Loss about Excitement prevails to such a heat that together tha most conservative rlttxens would $15,000. At the same time a blaze broke the not lnterefere if they felt sure the out in a fruit packing house near trarks owned by the South-m- u right persona would be apprehended. railroad Paclfle and used by the Riverside Many citizens express the opinion From here the flames tbat burning would bs tba punishment Fruit company. meted out to the criminals If caught. continued to the Riverside Soda works The county will be at no expense for and probably a dozen other small destroyed. a hanging this time, said a promi- buildings. onThey were all The loss buildinga waa between nent citlxen. $50,000 and $60,000, with Insurance esGroups of determined men carrying timated at $20,000. of seen in all cluba are to be portions During the lire in tho packing house Independence. ocTbs usual rowdy element ia not in an explosion of accumulated gas evidence. Several desperate characters curred seriously burning Fireman who arrived in town lately have been Hotchkiss. disappearing for the past two days. JEWELS STOLEN AT WORLD'S Miners have noticed for tbe peat three FAIR. months a auspicious gang which loitSt. Louis. June 6. Gold and jewels ered around tbe Hull City placer, as have been stolen though having designs on the manager.- lo the value of $1,000 iom the German colonial exhibit secWatchmen were placed on the cribtion of tbe palace of agriculture at tho bing. world's fair. There is no clew. A of $300 haa been offered by the FEDERATION WILL INVESTIGATE. German imperial commissioners for Denver, June I. The Western Fed- the return of all the jewels or Ihe areration of Minere will Investigate the rest and conviction of the thieves. Iu dynamite outrage at Cripple Creek. At ali 115 pieces of Jewelry were stolen. May 30ih and 3i8l. aud Wih. Union Pacific i"i 1 east at ONE PARE ply round trip from Og.lcn to im J?r ' cept that part east of th- - i linol Central Railroad cm Glbaon) etc. Transit limit of ' In each direction wit; be dy f final limit till Remember,,? further particulars call Henry. Union Depot, or G J,ut 1 rt $2?8r'i3s CHv,; SbSSS&s y MARTIAL LAW SUSPENDED . MiJ-daug- ds CROSSED WIRES CAUSE FIRES re-ca- rd u June 5, 6 and 7. Pare on bale June 4.V June 8th. Train kairo m returning at Ticket it - DEMOCRATIC (TATE CONvrNTl.u SALT LAKE CITY, JUNE TH, 1904. For above occasion the Line will maka an open ONE FARE for the round Ogden to Salt Lake .n(1 relllr els on sale June 8th, for till noun, June 9th. good . uort Effective May 3rd rates will be return: made Te SL Louia and return (direct route), ,. . ..$42Ji To Chicago and return (direct routs) To Chicago and return (one way via SL Louia; or to SL Louie and return, one way via o ' Chi-cag- , .ffons Tickets .on sale every Tuesday 12 Friday of each week May to Nona her Inclusive: Transit limit of tee days in each direction will be alievtd final limit sixty days from data gf aala, hut In no ease later than Da cember 15th, 1904. In addition to tba above rata, then are also on sale round trip tickets. Ogden to St. Louia and return. atS which are on aala daily to Noveosba 20th Inclusive, limited sixty days fog date of sale. . ,, WIFE OF MARK TWAIN DEAR Florence, Italy, June 6. Mrs. SaauH M. Clemens, the wife of Mark Twain" the American writer, died of Synna here yesterday evening. Half an ktar before her death, she had convene! cheerfully with her nusband. The remains will be sent to fit United 8talw for interment.. Mre. Clemens waa married Is lift. Her maiden name wae Olivia I Am 8hs J aa born ira . ' York. r i .Jn-Elm- . 3 The Depot Drug Store - We nuke a specialty of Prescriptions. Telephone order fl promptly attended to, H J. E CAVE Prop. &a o3 ot To His New Store, 2441 Wash. Ave., Next to the Big Clock. ed up for bur business. Everything is now being placed and arranged nicely, and in the next few days will be one of the exceptionally fine drug rooms in Ogden. CJMr. Knoth is noted for his ability in arrangement of his store. tJThe public are also familiar with the quality of goods that are carried by us. Every prescription, every package and every article that leaves our store has our stamp of guarantee upon itflAll are invited to call and see us at 1 47-- y 55 the PHARMACIST and DRUGGIST Phone j to 8t. 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