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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-07-30

The farmer who has neat, we'll
kept garden is almost sure to have a
neat, well-kept farm, comfortable and
well-appointed home, tidy out-buildings,
and stock in good condition; and the
housewife who takes pride in the garden
generally has a home to take pride in
and to be proud of.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-07-30

The Presidents relatives say that,
with the exception of an attack of fever
and ague years ago, when boy, and
occasional touches ofdyspepsia in later
years, Gen. Garfield has never in his
life been ill. His habit has always been
to live on plain, substantial food, and he
has never INDUCED in late suppers of
rich food, to which the average states
man is addicted when in Washington.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-07-30
His Lnst Doaa.

Said o sufferer from kidney trouble when
asked to try Kidney Wort for remedy. am
try it, but it will be my last DOSE" It toured
him and now he recommends it to all. II
you have disordered urine don't fail to try
It, Yokohama Dispatch.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-07-30

WHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS
Please say you saw the advertisment in
this paper. Advertisers like to know
when and where their Advertisements
are paying best.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-07-30

IF man cannot be cured by smoking, ho
is less susceptible than ham.-M o. Pica-
vuils.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-07-30

THE clothing men are advertising "sum-
mer SUITS" But 1t don't suit the fellows
who have to wear last winters clothes dur
Ing the hot weather.-W and Wisdom.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-07-30

IN afflicted with Sore Eyes, use DR.. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell 1t. 25c-
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-07-30

REDDING's RUSSIA SALvEhas proved It's eff
cheney by a test of three-quarters Of a century
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-15

n the urne and many other diseases that insanity
and death.
DIT. MINTIE will agree to forfeit Five Hundred
Dollars for a case Of this kind the VITAL RESTOR.
alive under his special advice and treatmeat) will not
or for anything impure injurious found in it. DR
miNTlE treats all Private Diseases successfully without
mercury. Consultation f-se Thorough examine.
ton and advice including analysis Of urne IS co. Price
u vital RestOra tive 50 90 a bottle, four times
the quantity $780, any address upon receipt Of
p1oe or c. o. D. from observation and in private
name II desired, by A. L. MINTIE, M. ID.
III koarney Street. San Fra ncisco. Cal.
DIR. MINTfE'S RIDNn 4 REM EDY. NEPH.
RE tlCUM, cures all kinds Of Kidney and Bladder COM
paints Gonorrh9a, Gleet LeucorrhBa For by B. F.
Foster and Geo c. Thaxter, Druggists Carson City q 90
bottle, six bottles far IS. 90.
DIR. MlNTIE'S u ANDELION PILLS are the
hest and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS cspe
in the market For sale BY B. F. Foster George C.
1haxter. druggists Carson (1ty3 mh17 "
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-15
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is . never.failine cure for ner
vous debility, exhausted vital.
ity, seminal weakness. sper
matorvh@A LOST NAN
HOOD. impotency, paralysis,
and all the terrible effects OF
self-abuse, youthful follies and
and excesses in msturer years
as loss Of memory, las
situde, nocturnal emission, a.
version to society, dimnes of
vision, Noises in the head, the
vital fluid passinp unohsarvad
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-15
Pu llman Hotel Dining Cars

Insist upon Ticket Agents selling you Tickets via tn
road Examine your Tickets and refuse buy if they
co not read over the Chicago and Northwestern Rail
way.
Ii you wish the Rest Travelling Accommodations Won
viii buy your Ticketsby this route f-AND WILL TAKE
NONE OTHER ~
All Ticket gents sell Tickets bv this Line
MARVIN HCuHrTT.
Second Vice President and General Nana9sr Chi enpn
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-15

Those with young children or delicate persons usin,
mix diet will do well trorder ONECOWS MILK from me
and therehy avoid the numerous complaints occasiOaed
from the Of mixed milk do not nav 800 per month
Tor s~iii and malt to sell slop milk
The cows are all healthy and feed either grass
or alfalfa hay. j. W. DUFFY
, 1881-10-01
SPAIN.
"ASEEtIfCASl3TA."
Xp<Ettlt {tlllle.

MApn1n, Sept. M.-At the Inst two meet.
ings Ut tlle AmcrIcanlsta Congress, which
cluscd Yesterday, several Interesting papars
OIL ethnology mud linguistic datn OIL America
~ compared with tllo Basque at,d other En-
ropean languages were presented. Prof.
Powell, of the Smithsonian Institute at
Washington, drew attention to tho progress
made III tho Clited States In nrchmDlogy and
etflMology. A. lutter from A1r. Bradley. Of
Cincinnati, explaining his abscnce was then
read. Another Inctnber tholtghtfulfy sug-
gcsted that the study Of sten0Rraphlc stg,,s
might be Of greet u3e In the Investigation OF
certatn primitive languages. and French
member expntlated OH tho adyisabillty Of
carefully comparing the different tlEn1ects Ut
the Indians and other aborEntnes OF America
Will, the printed md manuscript documents
found by the early explorers and missions
aries. Dy these and siMtnr mems 1t nIiglIt
be hoped that the relnntnB ot ancient AInert-
can civilization would bs discovered, as
Champollion Ind discovered ttat Ut Egyptian
relies. Before the Congress bruko up thanks
were yot1l to tho Spanish promoters Of the
meeting especially Secretary Dnrc, who was
tic soul Of the wh0ta affair, md Duke Vtr-
agua who presided throughout With great
tact.
, 1881-10-01
BENJAMIN BUTLER.
Daily Llfo and Buslyeas Methods of
the MI lloMairp Lusvyer.

Daily Lifo and Dusluess Methods OF
the MI llonairc Luyyer.
Lo.uf.l cosrtspondtnet he'o FORK sun.
Gen. Butler smokes flavAna cIgars rs long
as pcilstatt. sits w. !ats reading or talking,
and rotlres about midnight liz Is np again
ut O'Clock. looking as lfesl1 rs scttool-
boy. and ready TOR any amount OF hard
work, OF which llo seems never yet 10
haVe had too lnucli' lla makes tour OF
Ills grounds, looks at the beautiful beds OF
foliage plants bordcred with sweet lyssun,
watches the colorlng OF the l'ydfangens
from buff to blue BY the charcoal ho
n,ixed with the earth about them, takcs a
look for Ills squirrels, md then walks IN to
breakfast, Ills table llas a lnass OF tlowors
in lts centre, fresh from ILLS conservatory,
and as hu settles Into Ills seat I'atcT, who
appears in a sWallow-tRil cont an1 white
necktte, plus bouquet In tho Generals left
lapel. Thirty years ago Mrs. Butler began
thls practice, and the 6enesal Keeps 1t up
Tile cuf1ce-urn used by George Washington
-affect!onately termed Uncle George" by
the Gensral-graces tho table.
There ia q conspicuous cabinet In the din
Ing. room, which is q line specimen OF antique
Flemish carving. 1ta outline IL u.,lss of
marmal4s. grltltns, leaves, and fruits. and
, 1881-10-01

Particulars Of I'll. Journey from Yatca
to 8horsnan-Tho Doughty warrior
II Very Meek nnd 8Mbdueds

Farticninrs oa sa.s ,. 'n.5 .." ~ ",s~
10 shof,man-lno man. IN s''S%,na ..San, F1'"'
sns5 XIII HIos nisaa,t. ~ Tss tnteaoo tribune
qr u.,t, hrInm scnt, :m-Stnce the rc
o. tHei' - n,; HI; Du' O"n ,s hond tn Ert
Randall they },ave bcen exsrnmeiy quiet, and
li.t,s nows Inns beea received from tue
nost by thu usual channels. Lieut..
{,c1s % ,ybo commanded tilo detaci,ulst,t
that guarded shs boat between Yates
and Sherman, Is In st. Ianl, and gave your
correspondent corr sono particulars Of tic JOUR
nav H. saj1 that % lie 1ndluus wure in,uueu
with tho idea. hsst, tnat uiey We1o tahe"
away to bo executed, a'ld, finding that untrue,
that the1r destination WIS tho, to tho Sioux,
uFeaaea t'u"1A 1ci'o.y. a,tt, 4i,''air ~. "
theY 1ouna l'lat naKola "ua SUI .t ~ w 'nea
home was prononnced ai!d universal. al'a
they haye already cxpressed themselves as
, 1881-10-01
EDUCATING HEATHEN.
tulpartiug Itoliutona fIhtructlon Under
difficulties.

1mpAfttuE lt0ltnl0He 1hhkf0cklon UnAeF
Difficulties.
Philadelphia 7Imss.
Yesterday afternoon nlne pEg-taIled gentle
men u saffron eulor occupied seats III the
scllool.rUotal Ut Epiphahy Church, aitd there
were but twn tenclcrs to attend to them.
lilo pupils were Sam Hing, King Gee, Moi
Zee, All 1fowe, John Lnng, QuoitF Whn,
All Lonii, Ginning Lung, and So All fiUwc
hns bnen in Americn three years ind spoke
English quite well when lie first visited thu
school. Slnce February l,p l,ns learned 10
read simple exercises, r. able to write somc,
and has ilsaster.d addition and subtraction.
bfexst III Il eqi pp IL ess s seso eli ara ay Sc s. ts s
years Ut age, aru. although he lias lived ln
Annericn llyG years. tlu hasn't eycl. mastered
the stlnple beauties Ut "'pidgln" English. fle
seen, to disturb him par.icis. and The Iook
Of pleased nst9mfsncrt lis fuee wore yes
terday, wien lse WIS told for the twentieth
tine ttiAt ~ Is The first LETTER Of the aIlabet,
would have driven any but Christian teaci-
"Il.s.n." said the teacher, as he wrote
thDse letters 0n tho blackboard and received
an approving siniie frnM Ir. So.
what does that spell r continued tho In
I'l,e pi1pEI smiled, scratched Ills left side.
That Is. Il l,en-a chicken" said the
tea',Mias, H. .,,,, ho,p ro,;,a, vr eo q, ooo,,,.
snoa ~ nG ,,,a NAL bv' ,, a., ms Gmus
u.s., ~ .o"k'' l''o '''io''o"''o'' WIS W ''o 'e"9
4'e" ;;v, ,.rt,, :. - vo;, TIM .oo,,,or +,,r,ct-
e!i, N1ts IT,, sn'v uto teaeHeI' tntuSt, n.
iE p,sGe y cinah NV He ,i
l,Es, rnn FLY, ~ msa ~ nfhE sa ~ mlI,e ae
h..Mgh tne x namea seenG'S M!!tu TIKI, kmoMueG ~
eSt.g1inelS !utH. an! nn.h I!l!ia, MtnR .,er,
~! N.Y., Mlst G,'K t1'R R'grieu a1K9 nxat
Erusn LIN ~ scmGq'tnusa, sW pm pa saGu'
e5su uH ~. MI!ms ~ w IsG III
lsi,!snt of the CaucMsiMs ~ saa room eXe, ne
cuteu ~ niitlost perteGt I'tltation VI ne
teaGtnel t t';stDGdnhny niT X yi a. Luz "o1o "e'
..,nk, sn W. ~ ~ ,',,aI,o,,n+ ro.,oreo
stnicReh was si .no nomcMaln!'t .i4 Iespon5e
o1 tNs pupil IN ny mnSeM !, tpWa19s t.s sena*
NbL CHICKEN, heh," sa'a LIS lhstfuctor Ill
eos1sG1tm =! ,,o iii, ,,,,,,.,, ), x,1,,a
~, T.. iie:i, se XII s'!e ~, m 3t
TT ~, p s ~ ~ utyppea .! a.s' tttu
l!s sent ail0 1n'iAe" l''s Aeseleu pio" "ltn
ny i;itnaet.
, 1881-10-01

CoNsrANT1Nor1.E, Sept. 8o.-An eartl-
quake at Changer!, in Anatolin. killed eleven
persons. The 0ralld Mosque and many
dwellings wero greatly injured.
TItiP0II.
CoNsrAHTISopLE, Sept. o0,-Tlle Governor
OF Tripolt has notified tha Porte that aRIta-
stion Ia inctenstng OH the runiSian and Al
gprjan frontiers. The TunIslan Arabs i'll
tend to forcs the military Gordon and onter
the territory.
, 1881-10-01

ap*etal DhpateA to IN ChtoCaa ItthWn&.
OSHKOSH, W!s., Sept. 8a.--N. D. Ftatt, OF
Racine, tho nominee for Governor OIL the
Dumocratlc tlcket, las not u'ade know,, l1ls
Intentions In regard to accepting Or declining
tile nomination. liz lIas BEEN strongly urged
by Democrats TO stick. and 1t IL understood
VIII sayttttca l,ts own wishes for the sake OF
hts purity. ilis letter OF acceptance u ex"
pectel III a few days.
, 1881-10-01
HOMEOPATHY.
Dodiestory Exercises Of tho Chicago
College,

Dodteetory ExcrciKoA OF tho Chicago
College.
Tho Faculty OF this prominent medical
sc],ou@. Us las bee,. alrea,!y announced, took
formal POSSESSION Ut their magnificent new
cullvgu building, Oil thu southeust corner OF
Wood and York streets, directly opposit the
Couk County Hospital. Sept. 28, o,l tle ucca7
siou of TIC CON lne peanemt Ut the preliminary
term, which oRsnsA under susl, fay1rabis
auspices. On "Wednesday evening, Oei. q
Wit b. lnaugulated BY appropriate Ae1IGa-
tury sasyicss. 'rhess will be pres.tut III .le
uccasio,. tne ps.stJent of he A,aetican In
stttuts Vt Homeopathy, aioy. Cullnns. Mayorr
guests, Tbs occasion prut,isrs tu be a r1sn,-
iust prlds in their very excellent school, and
viii spare nothing to make 1t pasa vi with
tcIut.
, 1881-10-01

The South A.uerican lIltnA will bear nolfher
hcntlu9 nor III tteatmo1t. Tho nntsna,s Rt in
trt1Ups, au indian walking l',tE tllstauva ahcad
A. Ii x!de, II Tho llhsnaa arU trtd thef etup, lna
the l,idian st,ts also II the delay Do tao xre.t.
lie Indian bt,tslanR uuvAsy Inward 9unsat.
the uoasts to rcuu nlu sheir ju1ruuy. Tic staiaaa
about Afty or st1ty paces OF, III 40 att'tuuu ot
humility, WaYlnx his h4ud coaxlxiy to"aEo
, 1881-10-01
ITALY.
. THE fI1AN.

RoME, Sept. 80.-The contractors for the
Italian loan have already consigned 10, co.,
0o0 rrancs The ln!nt is coming at the rate
Of 100 GOO francs daily.
LuxEMnuno, Sept 00.--Tha Chamber Of
Deputies Is conyoked for Oct. to discuss q
hill authorizing the Government to advance
30 per cent to the holders OF notes Of the M
t!onal Uauk,
, 1881-10-01
AT GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.
Sp%tfat Dttpdteh to J'Af Chteao1 Tribune.

G1.ASD RAPIDS, Micll., Sept. 3o.--Frcder-
lex @. Biuumt's box factory md quito stock
Of lumber were destroyed BY fire In this city
this morning., Loss, s. QUO tn $1,000: and III
i Co.'s agencies. Tile tlro caught probably
froul a spArk FROM Il passing locomotive.
, 1881-10-01
BUSINESS NOTICES,
PILES. I'sLgiS!3 PILEsy,.

FILESt IsSLES3t PJLES3s.
A aurs o,Ire for Hlltld. RIcetllnx, Itching, and
liberated Piles tas boet, discovered by Dr. viii.
inns. 4 single bux nr Dit, WILLIAMS INDIAN
PILE OINTMENT bus cured tue wUrst chronic
cases Of twonty-uve ycars' stnnu,ng. II stvn4
relle1 II, live mSiltIt en- attGr uHfME. WlLf.-
iAMS' OlN1StENT absurbS tho tunlurs, s1othos
putt,, llaya tho Intense itching, espeoInliy after
getting warIn In bed, ao1ing hs i poulttcc. 1t Is
Prrparal fur PlIea. t!chug Ut tho parts, and
ioltlIMx eler. Sot1 by druggists. or mailed
oI, receipt Of prlco-ti. by
VAN SCHAACK, STEVENSON & CO., Chicago.
, 1881-10-01

lND1ANAroLts, Ind. Sept. GA travelling
tawed man." while exhibiting today at the
State Fair, was fatally hurt by barrelful nf
wAter-Hilteh hA WAS attempting to llit With
Ills teeth--fal!tnX upon him as Ee Wn8 uver-
balanced, ami striking liln OIL the abdoAen.
causing internal injuries.
, 1881-10-01

pREroR.A, Sept. 3o.-Tiae Volksraad i'd
jougne1 I'LL Montlay, when the report OF the
committee to wllom the convention With En-
glanu was referred will he considered.
, 1881-10-01

AT BoND'S STATION, TENN,
MEMrl1s, Tenn, Sept. 3o.-Fire at Bonds
Station, Tenn., last night burned j. L. Rcd
dltts store Loss, S7,0Oo: Insurance, 81, ,T225.
, 1881-10-01

f25 to 615,00u used tuLlcIouslY II
ErnI,l dealing yields lRrgo profits. For pnmphlg
and electric pen reports wrtte To ". T. Houlo !
Co., urukern, 1hJ La Saif1-at., CAfoaKo.
, 1881-10-01

A thousand healthful e1enlents nrs
blended tn Tarrant'e Settzer Aperient. contain.
Ing ~ It dueA all tho virtues Gf tho cGIebratet
Beitzer Spring whose namo 1t bears. Bold BY a.
JruKNlSta
, 1881-10-01

nIncnttstcr'a CnuGi Mixture yoRrly In
ctcascs IN popular esteem despite the uumbc
OF new REMEDIES Altunat dhtly introduced. Johl
alt druRYls&s.
, 1881-10-01

LONDON, Hept S0.-The King OF Greece
enteEed Arta. one Ut the cities OF Albania
csded BY Turkey, alnld uubounded entAu'
etASm.
, 1881-10-01

Noddlngss Russia Na1vo has proved
lite efficiency by test Of IS ycars' constant use.
TRY Il.
, 1881-10-01
Eleven People Killed by an Earth.
quake at Ohangeri. Anatolia,
Asia Minor.
The ttLancct" Condemns the Surgeons
for Aaklng the Best Of President
GarfloiA's Case.
Indictments Found Against -Four Russian
Prisoners Who Have Been Held
Eighteen Months.


TILE Nf4HAhuNFA ssA~As0'
qpeeldl CMtft+
NEWMARKET, Sept. BO.-Tho race FOR the
fious MelIorlal Stnkes totlny brought out u
field of six runllers. "Dutcli Oven was
hot fayorlt," mil MIR. LorlllarI's Gerald
1nnde Ills frat appearance ou the Engl1sh
turf, liz WIS ridden BY Webb, and looked
remarkably well, but carried n penalty ot
t,ye pouuds fur winning In Amcrca, which
exting,,isl,ed ali hope Of ally CHANCE ho
might have I,atl 11o ran wonderfully game.
oi,l finished third, Dutel. Oyen being tirst,
md Nellie sccuntl. Tho opinton Is that the
American will witt the Middle Park Plate at
the next meo.'ng., liz certainly shows signs
Of becoming
4 SECOND 1noQuo1s,
as.l will assurcdly make Ills mark next set
son.
The following Is The summary Of tho race:
The ts; Seposq s Ill.,. saxSs "a u seys P; HnaR
5o0 soys. added. and luO snvs; iur tho ,ogcuer 9t
tie f9 q f9tt M IT, II oo M
time lhs. r1sr. the secas,tl TO RECEIVE g. soya:
Lord Fainouth's. br. I. Dutch Oven, by Dutch,
NJ. IsopolS TO itosa;;cchiiii;s ch. l. Nellie, by
N.Y. mnfFsTn.t1|tgplab nori|ags b. C. ociaid 6y np. Sa1ou
HtrI OF Tho PcrIosl, bred In Anerca.t ......3
THE coTfoS MILLS At nuhSihf'
40 '. as "sse<'" oa - s''Ds"" ~ 1 ,,.,,,o,,
lpSuS' w. 1sp' .,. @a - ~" ,s;a,,r ceu,vu ,,'
bur Ut replies cannot pe got to adopt another
Weeks stopp.Bo W eto n''.a ~. o"''e''
THE aoff u .1 0f n.'af. 1.':a., ,na..oo
LONDON oeps' ,, 4.,.I.'.' u a.t"
CT tAy " hoe' "'.isA ~ ,o... rr,.,aa 20
t!ay iof liverpool "" N n 'o'' H. "'u n,'r ,an' ~
her acs1hnta "uas. aI.s .,''s ",1 ,,".a o.o'
1eSte'l - 4ot.5 my ,eso."so''o , ~ 'l' n.a.
o. thlee1o"tt"' W ~ pene ~. ~.
pts1eo ntteeh a!'a tatce,lo"'ans nnot9 ~, peu
nous ~ nn"ut ~ Icy "t 49,, so ona%a,s ~
attalh speea OF e seve'tee'' h,.o oen.t eoa"t "t
esk".eon A"o'"' s It'll: .t:" '''S
ne aohSesy VI wv 'esse''
TIE f - srlSNE's. n...,u .x
LIS oe1e'eu ene at'tI'tpt W on'a't' NV, ~,
thef stopsneo OF 'n1ls ~ o.nAn a.as isile.'' ,4e
The meeting OF tue committee OF tae MIL
chester Cotton Spinne5s Association nt-
elved at lts decision today to adjourn be-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-20
NOTICE,

In the Probate Court an and for Salt
Lake County, Territory Of Utah.
Caroline A. Shelton,
Plaintiff,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-20

that will ensue, Soda
Springs will become more generally
known and more easy OF access. AL
though the phantom of land specula.
ton will vanish, the railroad COM
psny will find il for its interest to
build large and comfol table hotel
AZ the Southern Pacific Company has
done at Monterey. This will be tre-
ouented by invslids and pleasure.
seekers from far and near; and /
trust tha. il will be proved that in my
frequent notices Of these waters |
have not overestimsted their medi~
oinal value nor exaggerated the salu.
brity OF this climate and the grandeur
OF the scenery.
Al q distance of about fifty miles
west OF this point the Oregon Short
Line will cross the Utah and North
ern, also q branch OF the Union Pa
cific now completed to Butte. Mon,
tana. 400 miles from Ogden. The
most direct access to the Yellowstone
Park is opened by this conjunction.
Passengers viii be able to reach the
point of divergence, which is 266
miles from Ogden, in less than
elk days from New York. Thence
there 10 a good wagon road to
the lake, forty-six miles away, and
this continues fifty miles beyond to
the geysers. The exploration of these
is as much as women will Gaze to
undertake O.. present. Men can go
complish the rest of the tour on foot
or on horseback. II branch could
be built from the starting point-and
there is no difficulty about the grade
the great national present to the
people could be made available for
more OF them than can enjoy it now
at great expense of time and money.
| suggested this TO Mr.. euperinten.
dent Dunn. and he replied that it
would undoubtedly be great public
benefit, but that the Utah and
Northern Railroad Company could
scarcely afford to build il.
The road marrow gusgel Of 100
miles might be constructed tor $780,.
600 or 100000, but It would be
serviceable only for pleasure travel,
and that would last at the most for
but three moDLhs. of the year. This
road has no subsidy and certainly
needs none, for it is abundantly pro-
ftable in its regular business, which
is every day extending as the line pro-
crosses. Subsidies for the benefit OF
individuals are things of the psst.
Every tub should stand on its own
cotton" This spherism is on gen.
ersl principles metsphorioslly true in
regard to railroads, as it is literally
frue concerning John Roach's ships.
But has not the nation right to ask
Congress to afford it's citizens the
means OF enjoying the superb natural
domain which belongs to them? Who
but the government should or can
afford to build this branch of 100
miles to the Yellowstone? The Utah
and Northern Railroad Company
would cbt erfully operate it at cost. II
the government would issue 4 per
cent. bonds for the purpose they
weald be readily sold, and thus for an
outlay of !about S25, 5000 per snpum
the way would be opened 10 tue Vel
lowstone Park, which is now mac
Cessible TO all tourists woo nave DO:
an abundance Ct money anu leisure.
q
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-20

Suys end soils Rxonsnss Or NsE York. S.
Francisco. ChiSaSo, s.. Louis. OEaAl,
Lou6ou and principal Continental Cite
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-20

James A. Shelton,
Defendant.
In Divorce.
The People of the Territory Of Utah, to
James A. Shelton. defendant, Greet
ing:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
i to appear in an action brought
against you by the above-named Caro-
line A. Shelton, plaintiff, in the Probate
Court in and for the County of Salt Lake
and Territory of Utah, and answer the
complaint fled therein, within ten days
exclusive of the day of serviee) after the
service on you of this Summo1s-if
served within this County, and If not
within this county but within the Third
Judicial District of the Territory of
Utah, within twenty days; otherwise
within forty days.
This action is brought to obtain de-
cree from this Court dissolving the mar
riage contract existing between said
plaintiff and you, and if you fail to sP-
pear Or answer, as by law provided, aaid
plaintiff will apply to this Court for the
relief prayed for in her said complaint
and cost of suit.
In witness whereof, I hereunto
EsEAL.1 set my hand and Seal Of said
Court, in Salt Lake City, this
22d day of October, A. d. 1881.
D. BOOKHOLT,
Clerk of the Probate Court, Salt Lake
County o23
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r EAL ESTATE
yoResALE By U
GILLESPIE 4 DURNFORD
EAL ESTATE, LOAN AND HOUSE
RENTING AGENTS, ~
Office, under Jones Bank Aoin Sc
20. Box 24a SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

- From sales made and constant additions
70 our list look for new properties every
alternate Sunday. We are prepared to give
goo1 terms, long tim e and on part payment
DESIRED. We take pleasure at all times
showing properties TO parties DESTROYS of
euying. callbefere going elsewhere. ,
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A Beautiful Variety OF Pro
GRAMME CARDS, suitable for the
n2lizeom. at HERALD O@ca
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BUILDING LOTS.

WE HAVE TWO SPLENDID BUILDING
particulars call at office.
&7N0 A NOBBY BUILDING SITE FOR
YsCO a pleasant home, east front and
only four blocks east of postoffice. '
$500 G soaf5 'front.'. f FF!s sS83.
good neighborhood, hydrant water '
HHO1CE BUILDING LOT, FIRST EOUTE
- street, 3x1O rods; good neighborhood
Call and see it.
A TONY BUILDING SITE. NEAR EAGLE
n Gate, Call at my office Tor terms and
price
0000 TAXES TWO FULL LOTS,
AOOO Sth Ward, east front.
EGANT CORNER LOT CLONE
business, the cheapest and best IN
tol0n, choice 9ceaghboriood. on the mar
ket 6us for II short time. For terms
apply ut my office
$500. 1910 rods. First Ward.
5000. Lot Axe rods of ground; Nineteenth
Ward bench.
$3.50. Lot1Ox1O rods of ground; First South
street.
HOUSES To RENT.
House of five rooms, four and half blocks
east OF postofice, $50.
We have remaining several elegant apart
menB in Reggel's Row, with all the modem
improvements, SS5.
Ts0o netU, modern style brick houses.
one and q half blocks from posto6ice'
Nth gas, bath rooms, hot and cold tVdte,.
through the houses; east front.
An elegant residence of nine rooms. bath
room, water aud gas, First South street. APP.
FOR SALE.
A very fine Carriage, cheap.
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HOUSES To RENT.

A very fine Carriage, cheap.
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kGkes OoUect3SrS, Tentttt.s Procsadi
promptly.