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New-York tribune., 1881-09-13
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E,nuti'n Successfully conducted oy present principal
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any 5;oaiding SclCoL WILL OPEN sEPTEMBFR IL
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erenccs given. Circulars DC mad 3, adareasii,v
GENERAL \. =. JAN - Principal.
.eSTH YEAR of TREEMOUNT SEMINARY
- N"iIs'own, Peun, begins sept l3; patroniscd bv
IT, Ihli sons thoroughly prepared FOR college or
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* IL \ YEAR, BOARD AND TUITION
w sO MILITARY COLLEGE, Bu1lnrtor \ j.
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E1'REE CLASSES for sclf-supp0yting women.
In writing, bookkeeping phonograp,v typc.wtitiug
fctouching phOtonegatiNcS and
ply eNCrpt .n saturdays, Mt NOUNG 'WOMEN
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, Z last from IN.
To / p IN. aGd fronl To . u. lu
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Jn6truct,on.
For Boys and Young Men-City
rC,JT EGIATE DEpARTMENT
a RTnUR IL. CUTTERS GLASS FOR BOYS

Mr Cutler will DO at the Glass Roo No. - West 43dst
Vow York CITY. after September -.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13

IiE Rev. John II. Converse, A. NJ. CHor
receive t 9e igo'esSor OF Classics in Racine College win
to ho adnto, ms family ot Bristol r. e. a few boy !,
cpenDe.. Tsieh ior college Terms 5000 year REF
Harvard 'Hop Oiafk oi Rhode Island President Eliot
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13

SE RS. ROEBBLEN'S English and French
M boarding and day school for young ladies and children,
NO. % East 6lst~st., viii reopen Scptember20
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13

M ISS WARREN, II West 45tl-st.-Eng-
NA lish French and German Day School Young Ladies'
department reopens September 25, Young Gentlemens
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-26
DRUG STORE.
TuScurnbta, M
sadlery Harness ManuGactory

Wa have opened n Large shok Of Harness aud Hardware. Have procured the s@vc
of IL CaVty, an experienced Harness makeG will supply the public at tho loves
azores. -" REPAIRING done N short notice.
IsRUNILEY. g
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Olngo call.

Last Saturday our towusmGn Ira II. John.
son and Charles Clarke were 10 the City
Drug store, wishing soma California wine,
through mistake took a bottio Of 'linct eau.
ttaradies" and dfark. DF. Brad lyford being
in The slcre informed them they had taken
poison and should immediately take an
amotic or suudotc; they refused, thinking tho
doctor was joking, ia o lew minutes they
realized the fact by severe cfampiUg aud
sickness. Dr.. Bradiyiprd instantly admins
tered anlidoteq, and dispatched Tor DR.. NIX
dotl; who appeared rs soon as no could ri5r
from Pleasant Fam The two tOolors by
close attention day ard night, have saved
we're considered out of danger, aud at tho
present. are recovering, yot they lock az II q
cyclone had visited them. LIE. this BIO Il
warning,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-26
Town Gounen.

Last Monday evening, May ., 1881, ooun
eli mct peFsuaat 80 sd})urnmeHJ oil present
oScapt /. 7. JohuGou.
The commons between Water street and
river boiug under confederation, alderman
BradlYlord moved the committee on Streets
aud Alloys stake of lots east u the wharf, in
such fronts as viii secure % tho owners OF
buildings, pr,Ycledges TO the ground as
justice to them and the town may require;
leaving az ~8lie~ov psss way Of SIX fcrt from
Water street 20 the river between each LOT,
and report TO tho Board next Monday even-
inc s p. IA. Adopted.
Board adjourned to next Monday s p. n.
A. FULRERsoN, Chairman,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-26

EVERYBODY aud BRUMLEY s. JOHN
SON also rejoices in their Fun Stock in
every limo Of goods s~easonablo and suitable
to the trade OF Miller and adjoining counties.
OUR old stand is 50 full NEW GOODS
o. eyory description that we have no room for
Elephant. Our goods OF every description
arc NEW and FRESH We have no counec-
sion with second haba houses or junk shops.
We buy only Of regular houses, pay cash
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-26
leo Cream to-day at Kelsay's =.

Ice Cream to-day al Kelsay's.
-sievod Oysters every day at Kslsay'p.
The man who minds his own business
has good steady employment.
John Wilcox took passsge on steamer
Tuscum0ia lsst Tuesday ior ossgo City.
Mrs. r. NJ. Sailing an5 Master Eddie
Bowman Of aurora, ure in town today.
Mics Eliza swanson, Of Pleasant Mt, /,
IN town visiting her sister Mrs. H.. II. Kelsay.
-Unclo Dan. Cummings wen. to Aurora
Springs laat Saturday on professional bus
mess.
-MessrS. Darwin Bennett and John w.
Fogloman arc doing an extensive businoas
near Pa eblo, Colorado.
-Msrried-On tho 9Th. inst. by Esqr. j..
3. Wilson, Mr., Moses Martin and Miss z,l-
phs Winlrey,
Mrs. T.. A. Freeman, prorrieiress ofthO
T%uscumbia House, visited friends at Aurora
a few days past.
u-Esqr. James johnston Of Pleasant Mt,
was in town last Saturday evening, In at
tendance Of n eonvoestion Of the II. a. NJ,
-Msssrs. sam1 Some and Tbos. Tomson
were in attendance at tho INSTALLATION Of eli.
cera Of tue l, o. G. ia. at Iberia las! Sat
urlsy.
DIR. A. r. Nisdorf, Of Pleasant Farm,
was 10 our town ircm Saturday evening tin
Tuesday morning, last, attending profession.
ally to tho sick. The doctor is one o. tho
most tuccessMl physicians in tho country.
Mrs. Mo'Ilo Pendleion with her three
iittlo children visited friends md sc1uain.
tsnoas st Pleasant MI. last Saturday. Mrs.
p. coutompja,es purchasing two Or three
lots at Aurora Springs had haying her a
residence erected there.
lilo! for VIM. Golden & Co. whore
you will end the house crowded with goods
Of all descriptions. The ever genial and %.
lite Louis Lescm and WIZ. Golden are
as full OF smiles as a May flower to walt on
tho public.
Mature is now arrayei IN her lovliee,;
green y0getlsioa springs forth as If
spontaneous In its action Gerlauds Of aowerT
beGeek her tImc-goru tosom and the glad
i%rethness OF cyerltbitg, serds happy lbuHi
Of pleasure TO every heart that hos a string
in it capable Of being touched by nature.
beauties.
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for what We buy
AND PeR CASH ONLY WE SILL.
WE DC q DEFY ccNPATITIoS puT INVITE
COMPARISON Of Goods and price,; come sand
examine ior yourselves before buying else.
where. 1t costs you nothing to examine our
goods and prices.
Thanking our friends and patrons for past
iayors, NO solicit a continuance. We remain
and expect TO continue.
BRLKLET&J Johnson.
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We have q lorg list Of names OF persons
wishing land and fsTpa in Missouri, many
wish iAnds south 90 the Mssou-i river. Per
sons wishing TO SSH real estate, By calling a.
Usage valley BANNER ofl5u hud paying a
small fee, Tor writing and information, may
DO well rev aried.
Hon. Henry w. Ewing and Hon. A shly
w. Ewing, Com. T.. Seat Govt, wera with
the fishing party lSs1 week, on board Sieam-
or Tuscumbia. by oversight Of our typo
[ heir nantes were omitted.
-NoTlgr,--Dr. II. HI, Haraett, Of Barnetts,
Morgan Co., No, breeder OF short Horn
Ca,8a and Cotswo'ds Sheep, bas some year
ling Eullotls and Bucks Tor sale,
May g, 1881. Is 3m
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TUs0UmBTA TIN r

An sboaaa Tor EEE1ENHEAN PEcEE'3 Largo and Magnificent STOVE and
TIN sHoP uoA Fellows Hall. keeps s@ve9 Tin ware, do"TcpdrnE gathering
roofing sui everything 10 tao line Of TN Shop. An work done promptly and WAR Rem
It'd. IN. NEGE'EI ca" Call at BRUMLEY q JOHN50NS.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-26

We have opened ont Shoe and Boot Manufacturing s6op and can Guarantee the Bs
Custom mde Bods and Shoes. Cy~ Rpsring done OF short notice. w. "
BURR, Operator. Call md SEQ u.s.. IsFEUNILEY 81 JOHNSON.
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nRuMLEY & loaNsoN

SELLS;
Good Cafao G lbs. 81.
j lst pilnts 5 20 81
New Salt per bill. $l,S5,
Soda ! lbs. for % cents.
Good Calf Boots $500,
And don't you forget H.
Ladies Shoes per pair 90 cents,
AND don't you forget ~
Furusturo cheaper than
any Other place. Stoves and
Tiuware down at lowest prices.
Tinshop attached 10 our business for
Making and R4pairiEg. Go TO
BRUMLyY & jOHRt ON.
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Feed and Ltve,'y Stable.

Formerly known as tho kirkpatrick stable. !
Tu1oUMBIA, Missouri.
NATn. DAVIDSON, PRoPRIEToR.
nsaSpecisl accommodations for CONNER
ciai Men.
All kinds Of stock bought and sold on
Reasonable Commission.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-26

A. MOOR
rhys,c.au, Surgeon and Aecouchuor.
II, Eiiz4bclb, no.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-26

Marry n gentleman,
Glis, IL you can.
GsBtle auu tender,
Though no less q man.
Il on loye's alter,
Tho iamG you can fan,
Merty u gentleman,
Girls, u you can.
Yvu viii be happy,
And you WIZ ba g'ai,
T 1ou,h lo only
&c commonly clad.
Pleasure Is l5etiug,
And HE but Ia span.
Marry a gentleman,
Girls, % you CaBs-Ex.
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been made to it, but it is Impossible
to say yet whether suppuration can
be prevented. In the meantime, the
patient suffers to some extent from
stiffness of the jaw, and from an
accumulation of phlegm in
the throat. Upon being asked
whether there were any indications
yet in the Presidents case of NAL
aria, DR.. Bliss replied in the mega
tive. Quinine had been given, he
said, in five grain doses at intervals.
but rather for it's general tonic eff
feet than because of any particular
symptoms to call for IL. The Presi-
dents foyer. in his opinion, is not of
an intermittent type, and not inf1u-
enced by malaria. The whole ques-
ton of the future of the Presi-
dents case turns now upon the
stomach. If that organ can
receive and aSSimilate food enough
to make good the present drain upon
the system, and enable the patient
to regain his strength, he will stand
a fair chance of recovery. If, on
the contrary, the stomach becomes
intolerant of nOurishment and re-
fuses for any great length Of time
to receive food, the consequences
may be fatal. At present, all indi-
cations are that the stomach is re-
covering its tone, and upon this
fact we base our hopeful anticipa-
tiOnS. E..
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The Apaches.

New York, 19.-The following
dispatch was received to-day:
Mutt Station, n. NJ, 1S.-The
Apaches made a raid on our settle
ment this morning, in heavy force.
They have not attacked the mines
so far. We can stand them off,
probably.
(Signed) GEORGE DAILY.
Mutt Station, N. M.-GeOrge
DAILY, general manager of our mining
companies here was killed this fore
noon by Apaches, while pursuing
them with a company of soldiers
and citizens. We have brought his
remains into Lake Valley and will
have them buried here. The fight
took place fifteen miles west Of Lake
Valley.
(SigneO i. H. EDELIN.
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Chicago IheaIricaIs.

Chicago, 20.-Theod9re Thomas
six weeks concerts closes tonight
The expenses have been $21 900, and
the receipts over double that sum
They 90 to Milwaukee next week
thence to Cincinnati.
The two weeks of the Hess Opera
Company in The Mascatte" at the
Grand Opera has been exceedingly
successful. The same is true of the
five weeks of THE World" at
McVicker's.
Tom Thumb has returned to his
first manager, Barnum, who comes
here next week.
Henrietta Vaders begins a re-
hearSal with her new company, and
will come out as a star at Hooley's
on the 29th inst, in "FaZis." She
first acquired her reputation while
supporting Keene.
John McCullouch'S company will
assemble here September I'd. The
Inter Ocean saws that when Mr..
Hill approached James O'Neill for
an engagement of three years, he
said: II am willing to spend $4,000
on you, if you believe in my style
of management" 81 just do believe
in it." answered O'Neil, and the con-
tract was entered into.
Lawrence Barrett is in the city
and will begin his season on the I'D
at DesMoines. He is much better
for his European trip and vacation.
The Criterion Theatre, Sedgwick
street, is nearly completed. 1t is a
gem of beauty and artistic complete
noQC
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I9SEhZS
RAIL
1T rs TRULY WONDERFUL

IL 10 TRULY WUNDEhrUu
To see what Improvement now exist
IS compared with railway travel
only a few years ago. To become
convinced of this, one has only 70
select for his route East, the populaE
and well known
CHICAGO s. NORTHWESTERN RE
You are landed by the Union Pacihe
Railroad in the Union Depot %
Council Bluffs, where stands the 9.
8 NV. Palace Train, composed oa
Pullman Hotel Cars, Pullman Sleep
ing Cars, Elegant Day Coaches,
Smoking, Baggage, Postal Cars, ETC.
ready to convey its passengers
through Iowa and Illinois, and int
Chicago. Gliding smoothly alone
over the superb track of steel ran
through thrivi ng cities and villages
comfortably sea ted in this train, enc
scarcely discover the high rate OF
speed which he is riding. Trains OK
this road are always on time, cos
nections sure, and passengers seek
ing pleasure, com fort, safety and
easy in travelling, will find the
North Western" in excess of then
expectations, and the great est of al
rantes to Chieago and the East. In-
sist upon Ticket Agents selling yo1
Tickets 0iG this Road ; all agents sell
them. Examine your Tickets and re-
fuse to buy if they do rot read over
this Road. If YOU wish the Bess
Travelling Accommodations, you
will buy your Tickets by this Route
E-AND WILL TAKE no
9TH R.
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FOREIGN.

London, ia Paris correspond
ent says: No large movements in
gold are reported, some small sums
being sent to Austria for purchase
of grain. The Bank of France is
again restricting its issue of napol-
cons, which command 1 per cent.
premium. French houses are said
to be buying gold in London and
Amsterdam for shipment to the
United States, but it is not sent
direct hence.
a Berlin correspondent says: 1t
is said the ultramOntane leaders
lately received instructions from
home to support government as
much as possible, but particularly
in its financial policy. Catholic
journals are consequently begin
ming to recommend the leaders
to support the conservatives in dis
tricts where ultramontaneS have but
little chance. 1t appears from these
quiet preparations socialists have
been making, that they, although
unlikely to return more than SIX
members tc the Reichstag, will
muster sufficient strength to neces-
state a number of second ballots,
and failing to elect their own candi-
date will be more disposed to sup
port conservatives than liberals, as
the former are willing to vote for
Bismarck.
Dispatches from Durham state
Zululand still very unsettled.
Vienna, 19.-EXceSsiVe rains the
last few days have damaged the har-
vest in many districts, and in the
Districts of Laibach and C3vinthia
it is entirely destroyed.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS GIVEN THAT THE
II Sewer Valley Railway Company"
the aSalt Lake s. Park City Railway
Companvo AMI 1.-THE Denver and Rlo
Gr.rde Western Railway Company, y
esch of which is Corporation organized
under the laws of the Territory of Utah,
lave, under the laws of said Territory,
consolidated their capital stock, debts,
property, assets and franchises, and
formed a Consolidated Railroad Com
psnv, named 1.-The Denver and Rio
Grande Western Railway Company"
and from and after this date all the lines
of railroad of the three consolidating
companies are owned, and will be con-
structed and operated by the Consoli-
dated Company, which has also assumed
ell the debts and liabilities of the consoli-
dating companies.
By order of the Board of Directors of
''The Denver and Rio Grande Western
Railway Company"
WILLIAM WAGNER,
Secretary.
Dated July 22d. 1881, jy24
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The Turf.

C0ney Island, 2O.-Mile-"Witch-
craft" first, Kite second, ~BlantonD
third time, 1.461S.
Second race, mile and one-eighth
=" Buster " first, New York
Weekly second, "Bernodine" third,
time, 1918.
ss@Third race, one and one-quarteT
miles-"Bellona" first, Moscow
second. Banter" third; time, 2.11.
Fourth race, one mile-"Scotilla"
first. Gov. Hampton" second
"CTidge" third time, LA.
Last race, seYen-eighth mile
Faith" first, "By-the-Way" second,
Monitor" third; time 1.31.
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SgFcIlL ADVERTISEMENTS.
s1O REWARD.

ost or stolen from ,1 Main Stf re- :
On Saturday, a team n snoa1i Grew II ',
Cooper Co per wagon. One ,s s@s shoa GieF
Mare ir gLo colt; one light 6 pay
VIZ branded I S on left sh0uiuel'
4EGSo, without breeching; o4,oo
leave I cave information at TINS OHIO
or send to r@o 70, L Gross.
W w.
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Domestic DRshes.

Washington, 2O.-General Man
ager G. w. Smith, of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad, assures the man
ayers Of the Yorktown Centennial,
that his road will be completed to
Newport in time for carrying pas
sengerS to and from the cent ennial
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MONETARY AND STOCKS.
New York. Aug 20. 1884.

New York, Aug 20. 1884.
Money closed 2 and ~; governments.
quiet, firm; stocks closed weak; West
ern Union, S51z; Quicksilver, of7d Is;
Pacific, 4Ss; Msriposa, 21S; Wells Fargo,
40; New ork Central, 1927; Erie, 425S:
Panama, of7d 2S5; Uni n Pacific. l2i;
bonds, 1171z; Central Pacific, 90; bonds,
oh'd JIG; Sutro, IL; Tom bstone, 5.
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FIFTY MEAN WANTED.

To work on the Denver and Rio
Grande Railroad in Price River
Canyon. For information apply to
81. Wallace, grocery department,
Jennings and Sons, or to A. G.
AdamSOn.
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WANTED.

A few good men for steady work
a+t5e Pioneer Perpetual Lime Kilns.
AMY Immediately to Supt. f. A.
Pasc0e, on the premises.
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WANTED.

Thirty good rock men to work on
the Railroad at Granger. Three
dollars per day, cash. Transporta-
siN from Ogden to Granger fur
nished. Apply to Crismon & Weller,
sat Lake City, or at Granger.
GRISNON & WELLER.
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penetrated the wound beyond tina
depth. Bow far the flexible rubbe
tube had been inserted he could no
say, but he would ascertain eXactl
and probably report the fact in on
of to-day's bulletins.
REYRURN.
DR.. Reyburn came into the room
just as DR.. Bliss concluded and sai'
that the indications at the presen
were better than they had been for
week.
DR.. w. II. Hawks came to TIL
Mansion about ten minutes ago ant
desiring to obtain the exact cOndi
ton Of the President conferred will
DR.. BoyntoR, who said the patient
is some better this morning, ant
everything is favorable. The feel
ing of reinsurance is rapidly increas
ing.
DECLINED WITH THANKS.
Following is the reply Of the
secretary of war and postmaster.
general, to a telegram of DR.. Ham
mond, sent shortly after the Pres
ident was shot, asking if he could
be of any service.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 4th.
DR.. ". 4. Hammond, Surgeon Gen
erGI, NeeO York:
Your kind offer is declined with
thanks. We are satisfied with the
Presidents medical attendants, and
a consultation with eminent sur
geons was held this morning.
(Signe0 ROBT. T. LINCOLN.
Executive Mansion, 1.15 p.m.-The
President has taken nouriShment
through the mouth several times to-
day, and in considerable quantities.
In all he has swallowed ten ounces
of koumiss and four ounces of milk
cruel, without indications of gastric
disturbance. 1t has not been thought
prudent at the present time to give
him any other kind Of liquid food,
but the juice of beef steak is being
prepared and will be tried soon. If
it be retained and assimilated, beef
juice will hencefOrth be given every
day. An enemata was administered
to the patient this morning, con-
sisting Of three and half ounces of
beef extract, with the yOlk of an
egg.
Executive Mansion, 1890 PM
The President continues to do well.
He is taking liquid food by the
mouth in increased quantity and
with relish. Nutritiye enemata are
still successfully given, but at longer
His pulse is 107, tempera-
ture 9S.4, respiration IS. At the
dressing the wound was
doing well, and the discharge was
healthy. After the operations at
the dressing, however, small guam
tity of healthy pus came, as
was believed, from the part
of the track beyond this
point, after gentle pressure over
the anterior surface of the right
ileac region, but this part Of the track
was not reached by the tube until
yesterday, when the separation Of
the small slough permitted it to pass
unresisted, downward and forward
for distance of twelve and one
half inches from the external sur
face of the last incision. This facil-
itates the drainage and cleaning of
the deeper parts of the wound, but
has not been followed by any in
crease in the quantity Of the puS
The large pus cavity
which had formed in the immediate
Of the broken rib is filling
up with healthy granulations, and
the original wound has healed.
Signed, BLISS,
BARNES,
WOODWARD,
REYBURN,
AGNEW.
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WANTED.

GOOD BUILDING ROCK
WANTED Immediately by MOTIFS
4 Evans.
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FOR SALE.

Thirty Gentle New Mllcl Cow,s'
first class stock, at Lars '0N "
Mil Creek.
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WANTED.

Fnrnacemen, Feeders and La
korers. Also one blacksmith. Apply
ut the Germania Shelter, or Office IN
town
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FOR SALE.

SHEEP SHEEP! SHEEP!
500 Stock Sheep,
24OO Mutton Sheep.
Apply to PHILIP DUFFE4,
IAN KeIton, U. T.
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the doctor, was, that no probe had
penetrated the wound beyond that
depth. Bow far the flexible rubber
tube had been inserted he could not
say, but he would ascertain exactly
and probably report the fact in one
of to-day's bulletins.
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QUIET.

Washington, 20.-ExecutiEe Man
sion, 1.45 a.m.-NOthing has Oc-
Cured in the Presidents chamber
since night to indicate any material
change in his condition. At this
hour all is quiet in the vicinity of
the sick room, and the patient is
resting quietly.
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CORRECTION.

During further conversation with
DR.. Bliss, he talked in regard to a
mistake which occurred in a tele-
phone interview with him late last
night. Remarking about the use
of q nOurishment in connection
with the wound he said he
appears to have been understood
to say that the flexible rubber
tube used in cleansing the wound
had not been put into the wound
further than three and q half inches.
What l intended to say, continued
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-21
BLAINE TO LOWELL:

o'clock p.m.-All reports indi-
cate that the Presidents condition
is about the same as yesterday.
There is certainly no loss, and no
very marked gain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-21

Everybody who drinks Champagne
VIII admit that this Wine Eclipses
Everything.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-21
GEARGE 4. NBEARS
IS TEE UTAH AGENT.
ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE is pro
bounced az fate by good judges.

1t Invites the Most Critical
Analysis.