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Show HORNING EXAMINER, DEATH j gt Moun-Idah- o, DENTS Is Has Been Identified For Over Thirty automobillat. Years With Ogden Railroad Trerelpta of hla new SL Louie Ton- -one Circles. la It Rum." that The Rig q th nicest machlnea In the state, and Geo. M. Kerr, for many years deof the mrrles live people. The editor to master at the Union depot, passed Invitation an pot had Standard has qualities, away at 3 o'clock yesterday morning aarticlpaie In its running the Kerr home, corner of Twenty-firrhich he certainly will accept street and Adams Ave., after a short, severe Frank of remains over struggle with grim death. sufthe Services m. month 2 For past Mr. Kerr has at p. held be will Sunday Kertran corner fered with bladder complaint, but with bum the SL Joseph church, and Adams. Remains great fortitude stayed at hia poet of Twenty-fourt- h until the recent serious attack tan be viewed from 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. duty seised him and then he became bed10 1:30 m. to a. from p. and Saturday fast. For about six days be suffered m, on date of funeral at the residence, excruciating pains and finally day beWall avenue, h and Twenty-seventfore yesterday an operation was performed at his home by Doctors Rich Thera was no session of tha municila and Rich. It was successful, but left pal court yesterday. Judge Howell new quartern Mr, Kerr In such a weakened condihuiy moving Into hia of a large tion that a general breaking down rewitness will morning Tomorrow death occurred the and system court in array of prisoners sulted about 3 oclock this morning. The deceased was born April 8ih, aiater-ln-iaof 'jjiaa May Duftey, 1841, at New England. gargeant Barlow R Wilson, la critical-- y When yet a boy he served six years m at her home, 2848 Plngree aveapprenticeship aa printer and book nue. She la Buffering from abscess of binder, bat be didnt care to follow three bad she baa which for the lungs that kind of work as a profession each After performed. operations after finishing hia apprenticeship and to operation she rallied and appeared no did work of the kind. In 1863 be condint considerably better, but her was married at bis home town, and in tion now la aurh that aha could not that same on May 27th, be left fur year were another performed. possibly rally Salt Lake City. He crossed the plains In Captain Thomas Rick's company of seventy MACHmEBY IWPBOVED wagons. In this Journey across the plains he proved that be was of the OGTHE NEW EQUIPMENT FOR stuff out of which heroes are made, DEN 8TEAM LAUNDRY. The distance from St. Louis tc Zion he covered on foot, walking the enMost Modern Plant ia New In Opertire distance, ant) arriving In Salt ation Here. Lake valley in October, 1863. At the time Johnson's army waa encamped The recent addition of several 1m In Utah, he waa employed by the govexcelto the present proved machines aa a meaaengor and labored Ogden ernment lent machinery used by the In the government service until the Steam laundry shows that this comarmy returned to the east. In those pany la keeping up with the proces days Mr. Kerr waa noted aa a long skm. dlatance runner and pedestrian. There A visit through a modern steam launwaa but one man in the state who dry is worth any person's time and ever beat him walking from Ogden to with one not No familiar trouble. Salt Lake City. He started to work the work' realizes how much pains for the Union Pacific in Echo can must be taken with tbelr laundry, In 1869, and waa employed at before It comes back into their hands yon railroad work np to the time of bis in a No. 1 condition. demise. He worked aa porter, bag A first class shirt press, a Zledler Torrence aenm gage many bfcggagemaster and upon collar folder and a erection of the Union depot waa dampener are the moat important the v6wih masten depi pieces of machinery recently install appointed he was position laboring when bit ed by Parmlee and Henderahot to obillness seized him. tain an improvement In the work last In the death of Geo. M. Kerr Ogden turned out The shirt press ia really a ahirt Iron-st- , loses one of Its best citizens; one who in his quiet, unassuming way although the Ironing la done by did much for the advancement of of pressure instead being done by the the citys Interests. As a tried and old way of running the shirts between friend he will be missed by gas heated rollers. The shirt la put on trusted maty. The thousands of railroad i movable form plate and la then plac- men In this country who knew him ed under the press which la heated by will look in vain for the steam, and left about thirty seconds personally when it la taken out nicely Ironed. familiar figure at tha office desk. He The great advantage claimed for this was a friend to the newspaper man machine ia that it does the work even- by whom ha waa respected for hla sterling good qualities and his obligly, no auch thing aa a ahirt being unmanners. evenly Ironed. It coats the proprie- ing During his fifteen years aa depot tors more money to iron ahirta this way, but a better class of work la the master, Mr. Kerr met aa many people aa any other man n the city, perhaps result. will The Torrence seam dampening ma- Hla thousands of friends here chine dampens both aides of the iron- learn with regret and Borrow of hia ed collar and thus makes it easy to aad demise. He leaves a wife, five sons and two fold and prevents breaking. The Zledler collar folding machines insures daughters to mourn hla loss. Time of funeral service will be a better quality of work than that heretofore turned out aa the danger of announced later. breaking the collar or making rough edges on the same la practically dona INTERESTING BASEBALL CAME away with. The mammoth mangle, while not reShop Team Defeated by Team From cently installed, does work up to the Mound Fort. usual standard of excellence. That thla machine will not tear the finest The aggregation of baseball players linen was proven when a paper napfrom the shops and the Mound Fort kin was dampened, run through the team crossed bats yesterday afternoon machine and then came out ntcoiy at tbe Tabernacle square grounds in Ironed without d being torn. a game of ball, the former This company does the bunch going down to defeat by the work (or the dining car servicelaundry of the score of 29 to 6. Southern Pacific, Union Pacific and overwhelming Tbe teams lined up In the followOregon Short Line. order: The foreman In charge ia Carl W. ing MOUND FORT. SHOPS. Hedeltus.who has hail seventeen years C. Murpby Empey experience in the laundry business. Evern. .p. .. . ... . DeLametes He was connected with the Troy Jackson lb Lund Steam laundry In Salt Lake for about .2b. .... . M. Murphy Stone. ten years and thoroughly understands Ray 2b. Hansen his business. sa Watson Paulson M allace. . ...... cf . . . , George EXCURSION RATES VIA UNION Burton. Kerr .rf . .If Watson. . .. .. . Barker PACIFIC. El. Louis and return $42.60 Chicago and return 47.60 Chicago and return via St. Louis 60.00 6t. Louis and return via Chicago 50.00 Limit 60 days. Transit limit 10 mts In each direction. lullman aleopera through to St fouls wilhout change. Don Con well, a civil engineer In tha Tickets on sale Tuesdays and Fri-y-a each week. Stop overs allowed. employ of the Southern Pacific at Lake A. B. MOSELEY. Trav. Pass. Agt- - 8foe, Lorin cutoff, la In the city on a j st w TWO CANDIDATES HAVE SO FAR BEEN ANNOUNCED. W. N. Prtterson and Thomas Will Try for Republican ination. McKay Nom- The approaching elct thin ha brought out two candidate on the Republican aide for the nomination for school superintendent. Both are young mnn who have shown exceptional ability in the educational rank, Imlh are staunch Rcpnlilicaua and either would be a strong candidate. Thomas McKay, of Huntsville, is prominently mem lotted. He 1 an Instructor at the Weber Stake academy, and haa bom of friends throughout the county, lie is popular in educational circles' and devoted to the profession. W. X. Ietteraon. pr!nclal at the Grant, la seeking the nomination. He has made a good record In the Ogden schools. He waa nominated for the previous lerm, but was defeated. He believes himself entitled to renomiua-tion. . one-side- .......... ........ ............. ........ ............ ........ ...... short visit. The of big blast whlcb tbe Utah Construction company haa been putting la at the point of the hill just east of Evanston, Wyo., was fired at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, and much-talke- d wns witnessed by abcrat one hundred Ogden. citizens of Evanston. Two tunnels had been driven under tbe hill sixty feet, excursion via union where 240' kegs of powder .were plantPACIFIC ed. The' blast made but little noise, but lifted the hill up several feet, Tlrketx on sale July 8th and 9th, cracked it open, and pulverized tbe City, N, J., and return. formation so that It can he removed Good returning until 28th. with steam shovels. Tbe Construction Account Mystic Shrine annualJuly meeting. company Is now driving four or five more tunnels where they expect to THE NORTHWESTERN LINE RUfr explode a larger quantity of powder In N ATLAS. about a week. The work is being done A e War Atlas has the line and lessen the issued by the Chicago A North, to shorten Pacific. fertern isllway. Three fine colored grade on .the Union each 14x20. bound In convenient lorm for reference. The Eastern IIISTALUTIOH OFOFflCEBS n shown in detail, with tablaa bowing relative military and na7al Woodmen of the World Are Under financial resources of New Administration. Rucwa and Japan. The following officers were Installed hJ address on re (10) f Poetaga by Thursday evening, July 7th. in Weber C. A N w. camp No. 74. Woodmen of the World. St, Salt LSks Past consul commander J. C. Gle&y. UtL801 be rg. Consul commander Wm. Doyle. ESRNEDTS DAIRY LUNCH AND Adviser lieutenant 8. A. Llndh. Escort Sam JosL bakery. Watchman Ambrose Hill. erflTl!Al lunehea and Ice cream 1:80 to 12:86 p. aa Sentry C. C. Nowlin. " Mlngtoa arenas Managers T. C. Morris and Samuel Kline. Cnr Melghan. Laura M. Metghaa. THE MEIGHAN Rt. Ladiie July ".After a leq-tlaMTR ACT COMPANY. stay In St. Louis. Cardinal Sat oil I left 41 Ava. Telephone 682-T- . today for Indianapolis. rates Og-Atl- tlc Russo-Japanes- ?' v. OGDEN GENERAL JMARKET PRICES NEW POTATOES ARE CHEAPER THAN LAST WEEK. Thera Has Been a Marked Reduction in Price of Hay. . Market generally remains firm. There but a alight variation in the prices of staples oyer those of last week. Alfalfa hay loose Is now in the market in quantity, and the price has dropped one dollar' since last week's quotation, being quoted now at $8.U0 per ton. This hah not affected the price of the baled product, which is till 60c per hundred. Utah old potatoes are practically out of market The new product Is now selling at 10 pounds for 25c. Following are the market's ruling prices: Utah raspberries. 4 cups for 26c. Utah currants, 75c per case. Utah fresh beans, 3 pounds for 25c. Utah strawberries, 19c cup straight. California apricots sod peaches era in market at 3 lbs. for 25c. New Utah cabbage Is In market and is quoted at Sc a pound. Utah cherries are in market at 6e to 10c a pound, the price depending upon quality. New Utah potatoes are In market and are quoted at 10 pounds for 25c. Utah cauliflower la In market at 10c a head. Fresh gooseberries are quoted at 5c a pound. Utah fresh peaa are selling at be a pound. Carrots, 2 bunches for 6c. Turnips, 2 bunches for 5c. Beets, 2 bunches for 6c. California wax beans are quoted at 12 per pound. California cucumbers, 5 for 25c. Radishes 4 bunches for 5c. Cabbage 6 cents a pound. Cucoannts, 10 cents each. 8ugar la now $6.35 per sack, 14 lbs. for $1.00. cents Hooper cheese sella for 17 a pound. Swiss cheese 25c and 20c. Easters cheese, 20 cents. Eggs sell for 20c a dozen. Lemons, 20 to 85c per dozen. California tomatoes, 20c per lb. Rhubarb, 2 centa a pound. High patent flour sella for $2.8$ per hundredweight; straight grade for U l-- 2c 1-- 2 i .nt'.i i:t i.. u-- - term- - u- hi- - , i at;-- S'. the Iwill.-- i Thy-Mi- j ill.: f r x ! i i t'i'ir:x aniii!U!ii e.t m tUiiu.V. Tli. lim, ani,,!1' of ' i s' v f. t! : ;; y x i:-;- , J I i N ifa Jink! ?.. vm I "i ill n, i it1! - T 1 - 1J M' .la.RV l. n imuis i lj . t w ! H' ChEAP PATES , VIA .;i i l"r tu'v S -J- ewel . f m Mr, heloneing : mat licitand the cc. iicata gut i'i;i-r- , ,r wile i fiishnp I.itur. of New Ye. ft, olcu from a safe in the OMlI'.lfy bad lO Sli:'I'l t, l. fit. e of !;e S' ark estate. The Iuixk in DECREE GIVEN i OF wl'ii-il were i). j. a ci hml FAILURE T u Pda V IOE. tur.lcl in ct liar of f.e building. Q Number of Civil i "j FV.uate Matters u piv aiul wnh 1'KxmI wt.iiati on them in Dist. '.i CcuiL .. i. (j. ' 5 '' '. ! nix I i J.ilv r" ill : t'tiVMss'i'X r.i m I I. j i... j i . t'l t "ti'i i. .t I'. - v. .i' TO CINCINNATI, O., PACIFIC RY. - iT K".,'1 in ,! i Jt!h. 1':.. sn y i. !' l.if."'- 1 I !CI 'Is ') C I It: : a, '.'Tn.. .In1 v fR.-cND- k- - Caatle-on-Tyn- P. Mllliken, a veterinary urgfon from Denver, has permanently located In Ogden. Dr. Mllliken la J graduate of the Boston Veterinary fenool and baa been very successful (uring the short time ha has bean in GRANTED l:ltri!-- that EXCLF.alO'J PATES VIA UNION s.i.-i- 'i'III ;i tin- Potter's Wits Loses Many t'S, Valued at $::0.000. B'Shou 'bid KNOWN RESIOF OGDEN PASSES AWAY. It. J JEWELS s wm; iuw I , STOLEN SUPT. all-rou- U. RICH f.lj.li, Sim. It ie the beat thing on wheels. ticket gam H. Shaman, the popular j I'.iut. .jlMA SCHOOL the Utah ur Ralph Hoag, cashier ofwork with Vational bank, la doing faet runabout, lie ONE OF THE BEST Oldamoblle I '..'H'NING, t-l- KERR ft,? three months. SATI'llim ENGEL; 7r COUNTY OF GEORGE and j b. Longfellow, editor rlo'r of the Republlcnn. of are and two children of Prof. and Mrs. !!'the the gueeta ? diy, Longfellow U on her way weuWtl vacatlo. of two OGDEN, UTAH, .r In the disirli: Judge Henry II. Kola; j - .uiiii-omil ., i a.i.nitu niRiurrs were whirl! . ... waa the Engel!.. Ti;. i, title of the cum' v. vs. Ferdiiij', i i; and ih aeiinn was brou-- d .:mi Hu- - grounds THi piaimltt of failure to appeared In ooun ml text tiled aul the decree of dii. .c ., granted. In the cane ot ii s .ic.wi-- . ci al., va. Ogden Sewer I ,;n and clay company, ct al., an tu'.s.-i- aa cm ci t'd to set aside the jvcuiini. dit-oltbe ilu action. The Injunction and n caae of K. S. Joyce, ci al., ts. W. S. also diamiiwed. Dickey, ct al., lloth of these arum have been settled out of court. In the matter i.f the estate and guardianship of .ltmvs Lethbridge and others, udnurs. an order for the sale of real estate wax gt anted. In the case of IliiRhe vs. O'Neill the defendants inuomircd their testimony after which- the arguments of tbe counsel will lx- made and tbe cane will go to the jury. The following pmliate calendar was called at the nioruini; aeaxiun: Estate of Charles illiuiu Cook, deceased. Petition fur payment of certain claims, and olijertluns of executor thereto. Continued. Estate of William V. Rose, deceased. Petition for letters of administration and objections (hereto. Continued. Estate of Griff Y. Edwards, deceased. Inventory and appraisement due October 21, 190.1, extended until today. not tiled. Continued. Estate and guardianship of Charles S. Warner, et al., minora. Report of referee recommending approval, allowance and settlement of annual account. Approved. SWALLOW TO BE TOLD r .1:-- e i di-!- WALSH DIVORCE CASE COUPLE SEPARATE AFTER ONE MONTH'S MARRIED LIFE. Hcllngfor. July Unaluom-eta- r, the organ of the old Finnish Emperor Nicholas' reparty, says: cent rescript, cornea like a refreshing breeze, reviving our courage and hope, which had almnat departed. We after learneaaily again breathe ing from hla majesty that Finland's welfare depends solely upon peaceful conditions under the joint rule of the Rnaalan crown and Finland's Institutions. That la what the Finnish people want. Tbe road toward a mutual understanding la now much clearer and will he Inaugurated when the diet meets and lay before the throne tbe needs and wishes of Finland." London, July 8. Four hundred AmSalvation erican members of the Booih-Tucke- r Coal oil sella for 25 centa a gallon. army, under command of and headed by a band, marched to the Ranch butter, 20c. residence of Ambassador Choate today five 4 for bunches Green onions, and were cordially welcomed by Mr. cents. and Mra. Choate. California dry onions, 5c per lb. Oranges, from 25 to 50 cents a dozJEWELS WERE PASTE. en. cents 80 a dozen. Bananas, London, July 8. The Jewels of the Eastern spring chickens are selling of Angplaea, one of tbe chief 17 Marquis centa Hens. for 22c a pound. aeaets relied upon by bis many creditUtah spring chickens, 25c a lb. it ia said, Halibut, 15c; flounders, soles and ors. have been discovered, to be trade mainly of paste. They are amelia sell for 12 2 centa a pound now found to be worth $200,000, nut striped bass, 17 2 cents; salmon 17 1 cents. Smoked salmon 15 and 20 cents $E50,000. a round. SL Petersburg, July 8. It la officialCrabn 25c and 30c. Lobsters 15c per that henceforth ly announced pound. when cotton or woolen goods mainLard retails for 14c a pound. to forPickled pigs feet, three pounds for tained In Russiaor are rzpurted lo the Amur terrieign countries 25 cents. cents tory. tho dutict; paid on foreign maFinnan baddies, 17 terial used In their production will be Pickled lambs tongue, 40 cents a do refunded. A rehalo also will lie alan. lowed on tbe duties paid on imported cents 11 Beef loin, per pound machinery used In the manufacture of Beef ribs, sets 9c per pound. auch goods. cents. Rib roast, 12 cants. Veal breasts, 12 London. July 8. According lo a Sirloin steak. 15 centa and porter ho use steak, 17 special from Vienna Itilish papers re2 port that tbe governor general of centa. to Warsaw haa aked permission Sound steak, 13 2 centa place Russian Poland in a minor Chock steak, 10 centa. stale of siege, aa otherwise It will tie Rib boiling beef, 7 centa impossible for blra to prevent, aa upBeef shoulder clods, 10 centa centa rising of tbe disaffected population. Rump roasta 10 to 12 Loin and rib pork chops, 16 cents CUMMINGS COMMISSION CC. Whole pork lolna, 11 cents a pound. brokers: Veal necks, 10 centa to 17 1 1 centa Veal cntleta 18 Continuous quotations on New York Sliced bam, 20 centa Stocks and Chicago Grain. We buy Boiled bam, 30 centa and sell stocks and grain on margin Breakfast bacon, 20 centa or tor cash. Our private rooms encenta able our customers to come In and Sausage, 12 transact business with the utmost Dry aalt bacon, 12 2 centa Pickled pork. 12 2 cents a pound. secrecy. Home cured breakfast bacon, 16c. Write for onr Rook of Information of Speculation'), free upon Chopped suet, 12 2 centa (System Pork sausage 12 2 centa application. 24S2 Washington. centa Hamburger. 12 Tbe price In each Instance is by (be CHEAP RATE TO CINCINNATI, O.. VIA UNION PACIFIC RY. ponnd. Timothy hay. loos cells for $12.00 Account Grand Lodge of Elks, the per ton. Timothy baled, 75c a hundred. Alfalfa baled, 60c a hundred. Tnlon Paciffc will sell tickets to Cinand 16th for Alfalfa hay. loose. $8.00 per ton. cinnati. O.. July 14th, Wheat. 1A5 per hundred. $18.75, limited to July 27th. Oats, $1.75. Whols corn, $1.60. EXCURSION RATES. Cracked corn, $1.55. VIA UNION Harley. $1.45. Rye, $1.60 per hundred. ....142.50 Bran and shorts. $1.20 per hundred. St-- Louis and return $47.50 Chicago and return Shorts alone. $1.30 per hundred. Chicago and return via SL Louis 150.00 St. Louis and return via Chicago 150.00 Tien Tain. July 7. It la believed at Limit 60 days. Transit, limit 10 days New C'hwang, that Vice Admiral each direction. Pullman sleepers through to SI .Louis Skrydlnff left that place on (he deis which without Humkoff. Lieutenant change. stroyer 'Tickets nst sal Tuesday and Frireported to hare arrived at Port Arthur last Sunday after running (be days each ek Fup overs allowed. A. B. MOSELEY, Trav. Para. Agt blockade. $2.75. 1-- 1-- 1-- 2 1-- 2 Prllv evening, July Thu meet i uk will take place lu Tomlinson Hall, where Dr. Swallow was nominated. A. I!. Wolfenlwrger of Lincoln. Neli., will deliver the notificatiou addrew. Dr. Harrisburg, Pa., July hits sent the following telegram to Y. J. 1 try an at St. Lulls: My Dear llrtan - Read Numbers, verse. tenth chapter, tweniv-nini- h And verse; Following' is ih unto llohuh. the son of Itaguel, the Mldianlte. Mows fatber-llaw. we are journeying unto thu place of which the foird Hid I will give II you: come thou with us and we will do thee good, for tho foird haa spoken Kood concerning Israel." Moaes said o WILL BE RELEASED Will Gain Her Frea- dom on August lit. Mrs. Maybrick The correspondent Mrs. Florence Maybrick will be released, aa an ordinary prlwtner on ticket of leave, between now and August 1. Tbs authorities have no Intention of granting her a free pardon hut cannot Impose any restrictions on Mrs. Maybrick after her arrival In America. London, July learna definitely 6. p Tumbler. WHEELWRIGHT BROS. OGDEN, 2476 Washington Ave r Tnvw'wyery V soc sxu: The Chicago Dental want the people of Ogden City and Weber county to know that tftey appreciate the r.reat run of patronage which they have enjoyed alaea owning their office to the public. . 1-- 1-- 2 1-- 2 1-- 2 1-- 1- -2 m ...... . That In- formation to the Thibetans. CALL EXAMINE OUU WORKGET OUR PRICES BEFORE GOING ELSEWHERE REMEMBER OUR Off ICE IS AT 347 24th Street - - - UTAH OGDEN Gyang Tse. July 8. A messenger from the Hrltlsh expedition waa sent lo the Thibetan police delegates to Inthat Col. Younghuaband waa still willing lo treat with them, provided they arrive at the. place appointed within a reasonable time. Kappera have been engaged to destroy the foundation of tha fort. form them SULLY TO well. Htlek ' RESUME - Ir WE KNOW YOU CAN USE AN- - I OTHER PIN. A Stick Flu ia seen before any other piece uf Jewelry, and should look in In New York. New York, July $. Daniel J. Bully will soon be In , business again la tbe announcement contained in a statement Issued today by Mr. Rullyi counsel, who says that all that la necessary now fa to carry out tbe forma prescribed by the bankruptcy I'ln Reason find you with a badly bent and broken I'ln, or none at all. Our stock of Fins for lung tic, such as you will wear this summer, la very complete and tastefully arranged aa lo quality and price. Let us show them to you at any. J. S. LEWIS & CO. Jewelers end Opticians. isne THE S. P. C. SALE of gloves, hosiery, white goods, bedding, wash materials, sheets, pillow cases, embroideries, laces, &c., includes in its range about every thing you need these hot days. 9 vvwvw Part of the great $ ,250,000 auction stock from the S. P. 1 1-- 1-- . 4 Integrity It certainly Is gratifying to uato feel that onr honesty lias become established so thoroughly In so short a time, with the peo-pl- e. We wish to impress upon tbe public mind, most of all, that we du exactly a we say we will. Our offer of the "Best Set of Teeth" on rubber at $166 having H with such marked Mincess thsYwe shall lontlnue putt.iag theta la al that figure, supplying all alike at eight dollars per set, and absolutely guarantee,! to be high grade In every reaped. We make a special 50 day offer of Gold Crnwaa with aollil tipi al $5.00 each, and bridge work at $5.00 per tooth. 1-- 2 1-- Co. that Col. Younghuaband Conveys Will Go Into i md Churns. Flenty of Jar Caps and Rubbers. All kinds of Jcily Glasses and Tin-To- 8-- Come." I n GLASSES s Swallow TREAT Married anl deserted Is the brief lory told In a divorce suit filed in the district court by T. R. O'Connoly, aa attorney for Emma C. Walsh agdlnHt Luke P. Walsh. The tomplalnl alleges that tbe couple were married in Salt Lake City, June ltd, 1904. and after the marriage ceremony the defendant deserted the plaintiff. The plaintiff also alleges the defendant treated her In a ruel and Inhuman manner. 3. -- The Dr. Silas I'liicugo. July low. i l.o prohibit Inn cauill.biie for president, will reivi o orttriiil notice of Id nomination in Itidianapolih, on lit COra and arc HCadqiuiters for lowest guarantees. V.iron Econrmv and Stone Mason Fruit Jars. All kmai of Stone Jars C. Swal- S. C rrrrzzszi We Will be Informed of Hia Nomination on July 22. STILL WILL Bride Claims Her Husband Treated Her in an Inhuman Mannar, esmr.3 Fill IT ms Co., New York-bo- ught at auction prices awaits you here. 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