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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-02-20

+. ]. Cheney & Co., proprietors Halle
Catarrh Cure, offer 800 reward for any
case OF Catarrh that can't he cured with
Halls Catarh Cure Sold by Penny q
McAlister, Stanford, Ky.
Thousands are being cured Of Catarrh
every year with Halls Catarrh Cure, that
the doctors had given up and said could
not be cured. IS cents a bottle Sold by
Penny Il McAlister. Stanford. Ky.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-02-20

An English woman did not die till
she had sewed on buttons for nine
husbands.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-02-20

"Uncle John" said little Emily,
do you know that baby that was
fed on elephants milk gained twenty
pounds in one week." "Nonsensel
Impossible!" exclaimed Uncle John,
aud then he asked, Whose baby was
it2" "The elephants, said the little
s,irl
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-02-20

In Maine, not long since, a man
sold his wife for SIS A few days al.
ter, a New Jersey wife brought s25,
aud later, man in North Carolina
got $500 for fair article. If wives
keep on going up in price at that rate,
poor men will have to stop buying
aud 60 TO marrying from the produc
ers.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-02-20

TRUE good is like the glow.worm, il
shines most when no eyes save those Of
Heaven are upon it.-Failer.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-02-20

The Chinaman pays his debts at the
beginning Of his New Year. Ameri'
cans wait for another New Year. Very
little culture however is 10 be expect
Cd from the heather.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-02-20
RICHMOND
PLANNING MILLS 4!

have recently opened in Richmond a large and
complete Planning Mill, and am prepared to furnish
every Mind of
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-02-20
WV Omit fa,nl q q pm.nn feat


"Mr. Parker, why is it considered
so difficult feat for man to eat two
or even one quail day for thirty
days" The genial rostaurateurs
face lost lis beaming smile for mo.
ment as he answered his queslioner
with gravity and emphasis: because,
sir, the human stomach is an intelli.
gent aud sensitive member Of society.
II you we're to feed it every day for
thirty days ON a pound or two Of saw
dust, you wouldn't wonder if il REBEL.
ed, would you? No. Well, quail and
the white meat OF all birds is very
much like sawdust It's dry; its in.
digestible. 1t lies there on the stom-
ach and of course the stomach doesn't
like it, and when You want to add
some more TO it the stomach is apt to
get mad and make you sick. You
may try to coax that important func
tionary with brides Of pepsin and that
sort of thing, but there is a limit to
even that. So you see why quail wont
do for steady diet. . Louisville Post.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-02-20

OLDFAsmoNED BUCKwuEAT CAKES
Put some lukewarm water in the
batter pail, add salt, handful of meal,
buck wheat -four enough TO make n
batter of the desired thickness, then
add yeast TO raiss it, BE sure to make
the batter thick enough, for il can ca.
silly be thinned, when wanted to bake,
with little milk, which will make the
cakes more tender and of a beautiful
brown. Stir up the batter at night;
let it rise until morning, aud bake;
the next night add more lukewarm
water, salt, and sufficient flour TO
thicken as before. If the cakes should
be slightly sour, dissolve little soda
in some warm water, just before bak-
ing, and add. 1t is we'll to use the
batter all up once in two weeks, or
thereabouts, and start again.
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Sic @nmmiffinn meIhe Son /

= Sie &ommi1fiot tuel6e Sen 1rz
iprung bes @elben Giebers i'm Gdiffs@
baubof Bel penfacola, Sla., su unterfuz
den bate, beri6tet benz Mfarine Sez
partement folgenbe Sbatia6en:
Npr benz 1. Nuguit CAB es baielbit
feline @elbfieberfdlle gefdbrli6er slrt.
2ei6tere Jdlle mD1ten BON benz feit 6en
Gpioemien bes Sabres 1882 nod borz
banbenen Gettaeug &c. berriibren. 9(uz
Berbem fanb stpifden bem S9iffsbauz
bof un6 penfacola ein geringerer o6er
gr0Berer perionenperfebr ftaft. 9asu
fomlnt, baB in ben gquipirungsbdulerm
gauge QuantitGten 9lusrii1tiingsaeuq,
nod bon 1867 unb 1874 berriibren6,
aufbetpabrt tDaren. 9lm 3. Muguft er@
frantic Elm 9lrbeiter i'm gquipirungsz
baus unb aeigte Die Symphonic bes Sell
ben 6iebers. 9lm IA. Nuguit ftarb bas
Sinh Gbarles $. Sbomplpn an ber
nd1nli9en &ranfbeit. Ser Mrst erfIarte
biefelbe suna6ft als l1nterleibsent3iins
bung, 1T aber feitber eines anberen be-
lebrt tuor6en. 3ablrei6e periomem
betbeiiigten fi6 am 2ei6enbegdngriB,
nnO bic 5olge mar, baB bic &ranfbeit
1t9 raid ausbreitete, befonbers mi 9orfe
MoolfeD.
3ufolge unierer unterfu1ung lafien
ii9 fir bic @ntitebung bes Gelben Siez
bers bier ufa1en aufltellen:
y Wfoglibe Snfeftion bur6 BEN
perionenDerfebr stpii6en peniacola
nn6 ber Marine Station.
p Mogli6e SnfeftiOn bur6 gquipi>
rungss9lrtifel.
81 M6gli6e Snfeftion in ben W}az
rine>8arafen.
4) Wabri6einli6e Snfeftion bonn
galait, mel6er in Sort Meyae pon
Mdnnern gebanbbabt ipurbe, tpel6e in
ben SOrfern @aringtOn unb Moollep
ipobnen. ooer bieielben befu9tem.
Nus penfacola, Sla., finb pom %.
Sttober abermal5 brei @elbIieberSSos
besfdlle gemelbet morben.
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oas-i6 tpieoerbole es-ift bart un6 un=
gere6t. Sd peiB ni6t, ill tueI6er
geiie auf Srdulein 9aroer eingemirft
miro, in uel6er 8eife man ibr 1neim
ge5wungenes Ternbleiben bartlett; id
nluB ibr tuenisffens iage1, 6aB id) mein
&etbt auf ibre 9anb nnter allen lm=
ftdnben bebanpte un0 Mles baron feben
iperoe, Die San6 einit gu berbienem-
uno Dag werbe i'd miin6li6 ober f6rift=
lid berlu9en, nit o6er obne 6em @iaen
@uer Greeaen5.
gr berbeugte li6 un6 giuq, o1ue 6as
dbli6e 3ei6em Der gntIailung ab5a=
iparten. &oben tparf fi6 in einen Sei=
lei. Sie llnterreoung bate einen gan5
anoeren 8erlauf genommen, als er err
martete. ST bate bisber nur amtli9
nit Winterfelb perfebrt un6 i'm tpobl
fir talentpoa unb tii6tig in feinem 8e=
rufe gebaltem, inn ieo0d ME cine ber=
borragenbe 8eoelltung beigelegt; bie
8erI6iebenbeit Der Stellung f6loB ba
ieoes ndbere Sntereiie aus.
(sSprtTcbluo foInt
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Seras.

- Gin iunger Mann Namens Sbos
@allibg, ber in Glatonia tpobnte 1T BON
einem unbefannten Wfanne erI6oilen
mDrben.
- Ser farbige Gambler gBm &oa6
in San Mngela 1T bon einem Gol6aten
Namens &i9ar6lon gei1oiIen un6 too
lid beruunbet tpprben.
- Na6 elmer 9epei9e bon 2are6o
fino in Nueba 2arebo mebrere 3ollbausz
beamten berbaftet iporbeit, Die inn Ser
oa6t ffeben, ii6 am @dmuggel bethel
ligt si baben. Sn DDriger Mo6e pafz
lirte cine bebeuten6e Quantitdf &orn
bDn San 9lntonio, Ser. nod Monte=
rep unb In bieieu Gorn NOR fit unge=
fdbr $1,000 Calico berborgen. .9ie ber=
bafteten geamten follen barum getpuBt
baben.
= Sie Gaufeute un6 8irger bon
paleffine baben $40. 900 gesei6net fir
ben gau Der 5enberfon, Yaleiiine uno
Sabine gabn.
Nabe 8affrop tpuroe 6. Opens,
Elm alter 8iirger beg gourtp, bon einem
Manne Nomens 8oter erl1oilen.
SIN Bra5os Bottom Be. M2arIin
tpurbe Die 2eide elmer farbigen Grau
aufgefunben. Mie bic unferIu6ung
ergab, lit Die Grau bur6 G1ldge auf
ben &opf get6btet tporben, tpDrauf man
ibre 2ei9e ins 6euer mari. Ser gbe=
mann Der grmorbeten iouie Elm anberer
Garbiger iinb als mutbniaBli1e M6rber
Derbaftet tuorben.
Wegen Srunfenbeit tpurbe in
Seipett elm iunger unbefannter Waann
perbaftet un0 eingeiperrt. Gbe bie Mm=
flage gegen i'm am anbern Sage ber=
banbelt Dllr0e, ma1te Der Gefangene
benz Sheriff bic Mittbeilung, Dab er fid)
als poitrduber ausliefern m09te. st
ftebe felt pergangenem Sabre in Glarioa
nnter Der Mnflage oes poftbiebFabls
unb lei es miioe, fi6 fernerbim ben
0dn6en 6es @eri1tes au entsieben.
- Ser Der. 6taaten@ebiilfsmarfhal
4aen Geferte einen poifrduber Nanlens
George 0obbs in bic Sail su Dallas
ab. st batte benielben in Sobnlom
Gountp eingefangen. gor brei ssSabren
beroubte 9Obbs nit mebreren Mdnnern
aniammen cine YOfoffice lit 6optins
GpuntD. @iner Der &duber lit bereits
Dor ldngerer 3eit bon 3angern erI6olz
fen ipOr6en, als er iid Der gerbaftung
iui6erieBte.
-@omfort. Die bielisen gbrenritter
MAIDEN groBe9lnit nitrengungen, ,bas eritidb=
eStiftungsfeIfam IL. b. M. tpiirbig sll
feiern. Mir iinb iiberaeugt eas 6eit
ipirb elm id6nes iuerben. Gefern bat
li9 bic neue Muiifbanb gum erften
Ntal Dlfentlib b6ren laHen, bas Spiel
ipar fiir bic furse 3eit bes 8elfebens Der
Gapele l0benstpertb. Soifentli6 balten
pie Serren 1T Dem @orfaB, suiammen su
bleiben, feIf.
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user lit ssram @insluiu /?

Da bieie 6rase oft seitellt ipirO, mOllsn
mir einfdd ia9en, baB lie cine Game III,
bic es lid felt 80 Sabren sur Nufaabe nlads
te, 6rauenfranfbeiten, bauptlddlia aber
9inbNfranfbeiten Su ftubiren. Sie bat
bic 3OnititutiOn uno bic Yeoirfnilie bieier
5ablreiden Staiien beiOnbers sepriit uno
als Steiuitat praftiIder 3enntniiie unb
@rfabruns, melde Fe I'M 9aufe zines Wiens
idenalters als &ranfenp1eserin uno Gr5t
9eIammelt, bat iie ben @ootbing Snrup
alS beirnoeres Wittel iiir ,abnenbe Ginber
5uiummenseieet. Disie MeOisin Bat cine
nrasiide Birtuns = iie sibt 9tube unb
@eiunbheit uno erbdit oiicnen 9eib. Sn
Tclse bieier WebiSin 1T Trau gBinslOw
meltberabmt eelpprben as Wpbltbdterin
Der ainber. limb bic 9inber werben sroB
unb banfen ibr bafIr. Iud in bieier @tabt
bat iie bic Sinber su Danf perpflidtet.
@rcbe Quantitdten bes SODtbins Shrup
tperben bier tdslid perfauf ftunb Serbraudt.
Wir Slauben, Wirs. qSinSlow bat fd
burd bieien Irtifel unlterblid semadt
nno mir ftnb iiberSeu9t, baB burd beniel>
ben 2auienbe BON Sinbern serettet wurben
uno baB Wlillicnea benielben nod nit
Grfol8 sebrauden merben. Seine Mutter
bat ihre pflidt setban, wenn iie nidt
wars. WinslOiD's ScOtbins Sprnp ans
pancte. Teriudt es NlIe = Yabies Tilitcr
ytew Dcrf. = gu perfaufen bei allen
Dru88iiten. = 25 Gents bic 5lalde.
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: 6. $. Weaaer, WboleiaIe- Uni

w ~ NvtUNS| ~ODotSIu*| NV
&etailbdn6ler in Sarben, Oelen, 9lnz
frei9erntaterialien, @ommercel ltraBe,
San Qntonio, empfieblt fein groBes
Eager in bielen 9lrtifeln alt 9fen Yorf
preiien unb ma6t gang beion6ers auf
Sen getpdblten 8orratb BON 8iloern !:
G6romos, SUPPER 1ln6 Stabliti1en,
Oelgemdlben un6 phantalie 8ilbern
aller 9trt, ferner auf bic gel9madpo(Ie
@ustpabl bon 8iloerrabmen Ser allerz
mooerniten Gorm ltnb aaf bie 9laes
umfaRett6en 3ei6nennaterialen auf=
merriam. Nle Iuftrage fiir irgenb cine
oer obigem 8ran6en iperben prompt
ausgefiibrt; gilber bon ieber Gr0Be eil1=
gerabnt un6 ale 9trbeiten mogli6it
i9nell unb gut beiorgt, Die in bas Sad
i6lagen.
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0er g,pftpfffee Grdonoe.

6 mers & lleb linger, giaenz
tbiimer, fiibrt bic beiten Weine, gbamz
pagner, Wbisfies, 2iqu6re, feines 8ier,
einbeiinil6e un6 importirie gigarren.
9as 2ofal iif luftig unb gerdumig unb
8iaarofpiefer finben nebrere Slide Der
better Ba6riden 6es 2anbes. [1,2,HS
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- Sm D6uupt Nnnoncenbl." (224)
fiir men-@lberfelb befinbet iid folsens
bes @eimd: n@eseu unitdnbise gers
satnns fudt cine bohoeltellte Dame
td8tid auf nlebrere Stunben einise mpbls
geiittete, gut sefleibete 3inber, um elmer
trinfliden aaee bic 3eit gu pertreibsn.
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Mlles FRONT na9 Sbeets, Corr
rebon & gaitles, 217 MlamD
9laaa, Tim ben Be6arF an 6errens uno
Gnabenanaiigen fir cen Winter einsu=
Iegen. Cine fleue 6enbung triftt in
nd9fter Mo9e Elm. Die Girma bat
Iid bur1 ibren unermiibli9en gifer
oas 8ertrauen uno bic N9tung Der
einuO6ner bon Gan9 9fntonio ermorben.
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@er fir 5erbf unb gsinter
NnSn8e, Semben, unterfleioer, Siite
Doer ionitige Garberobe=Mrtifel ges
braubt Der gebe su sheets, Gors
reDon & @aifles, 217 Mlamo
pIaaa. Sas 2aeer lit bas ausgepabls
teite In Der Staot unb bic preiie iinb
berart, baB ytiemanb ben 2oben pers
laTen ipir6, obne sefauft au baben.
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(Gortfcsuns foI9t.)
Saiteria ann gferpcmihmat,e.

Wir geben uniern 2eiern eiren 9(us=
sltg bon einer1 erfreuli6en Sriefe Ser
@trs. glisabetb Smitb BON &i6mono,
Snb., lpelfe fagt: ySamaritan
Nerbi ne beilte mid bon 9pferia unb
NerbeHf6wd6e. Sin Comment lit
iiberfliillig."
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Sbeets. Gorrebon & Gaitles,
217 4lamo plaSa, baben elm bollltdn=
oiges Sager bon 9erren= unb &naben=
anaiigef unb allem 8arberobe.3ubez
bor. Sic Girma lit duBerlt reea unb
fit Seben sufrie6enitelen6. [5,94M
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Ns. W,uth,s meuer salpp,t

auf Dem 9iigel bes @pubernemel1t= t.
9 pot am Serntittus Ser GtraBen=
babn. Ser bette Plab fit frii6es
gter, CUTE 2emDnaben, Spbatpa1er,
felne @igarren, gutter 2un6 &c. Se6er=
mann, tpel6er bas @oubernement=
DEPOT befu6t, berfeble ni6t, por3u=
lpre9eit. 30,I,6Mt
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- Brabanoter, 9alencienne, Naz
riier, &ufFfde. Sd91il6e unb leinene
6piBen in GROCER gustpabl biaigit beim
T0nnua.
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= Mer i'm 8egrif itebt Nfulifalien
al faufen, beiu6e @oggan &
BrDs. 250 Commerce StraBe. Oie
neueI eIten Sa6em unb reelle 8eDienung.
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Infer 0orratb bon 6errenfleibern 1T
in bieier Gaiion GROCER unb befIer, als
ie 5ubor. pancoait & g oBn.
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erltaunenSmertb berabgeiebten prcilen.

Br beginner u9s b cmenoen Srabn0 NIT allen ans5e
gSan uumn fSnnn wur mir ben tanb 9e meroen unr
Plan au8aufihren, aud
nit beoeMtemoem Opferm,
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4lle Sorten bon Serbit= uno Minter=
3eug bel Paneoaft & Sobn.
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= Gn6pfe, Beiabartitel ftir Domen=
fleiber uHb Mdf6e, fotuie fit 8ettScus,
biliglf bel Sanious.
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ME aus Nadebbem ben it, lnie Waan Die ben beiSef
Yrelen cIerhen belehen gum Ghil aus
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-10

.110O HOUSE OF FIVE ROOMS,
P11OO corner lot, 4xl0 rods of ground,
south front; water plenty; good view, Tven.
tieth Ward. 80
Cor A NICE BUILDING SITE 5xtO
Do 10 rods Of ground, large enough TO
two buildings, on West Temple street. 40
~ S55OO new n 'i brick residence sn Of Of
ElE Ilml eight large rooms, closets, bath
room, good cellar, porch, bow window, ny
drant water, etc. Lot 5oI165 feeL of ground,
south trent, afording fine yisw Of the city
and mountains; together with q good barn,
etc; not far from blu ines.
~ S3700. A NICE COZY HOUSE; A
.$i,ls.As house Of six rooms, bathroom, but.
.1AE0- terry, closets, good cellar, bow win.
dow, porch, etc, all Of modern style; lot 54x
800 feet Of ground; nice Law n good neghbor-
hood and Gloss to business, three and q half
blocks east of Main treet. /
81 S0O HOUSE OF FOUR NICE
~ ,oOO' rooms and porch, lot 5x2O rode
OF ground south front, Third South street,
Eleventh Ward. 90
81 Don A Two.sToRY HOUSE OF
pOjOOV' modern sSyls bow window;
hall; high ceilings, aai large rooms; lot
51l0 rods Of ground; ,Iose up TO Main street,
and good location. Twelfth Ward. 60
Cd 00O HOUSE OF ROOMS, BATH
room, water through house. bow
window, lawns, shades, etc., lot 45x165 feet,
with good barn, Main street. 70
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-10

FOR DYSPEPSIA ana Liver
cmplaint. you G>Se q printed
guarantee OF every bottle - Shiloh's
Vitaiizer. 1t never feih 70 euro.
Sole by Z G n. / nyus Store. pE:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-10
NOTICE.

THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
J. Stock Of the Grown Point Gold and
Silver Mining Company has been de-
clared delinquent and 60 much thereof o.
is necessary to pay the assessment of
cent per share, levied on the third day Of
April, 1882. will be sold to the highe. 1
bidder at the Office OF said company 81
II O'Clock n. Of the nineteenth day OF
NoYamher. 1855.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-10

to tia tend have made for each Of our many
goods ever brought the
able ss and GHsa ad ] f %
usual low prices,
VELVErS AND PLUsHEs.
quantities Ve Pushes and rich Brocad
ID s 2 oss
brsed Lyons Velvets Nonpaiel
DRESS GOODS AND CLOTHS.
o we svs had a y T sd s s @ Ell
@ 81 Psas s7 wide in ell he ss sas s
ss'
fabrics and prices challenge competition. y "
CLOAKs AND GARMENTS.
line oosa and Wsp for Misses and 0hdn b
newer
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
display the latest In SsP ss'seR Sa
a: 3 1e
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
importation Of English French and German Hosiery from the bet
@ a ss ssd s
KID GLOVES
hook s b. qs sS % Tss e. by Ss with really
worth Is cents Glove
FLANNEIs, BLANKETS AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
This and everything that pertains n to hqhD
isaas o SG5 a nj
Lee
LACES AND EMBROIDERIEs
This Gs na S all n 1s ss % @ 1e sss
0 S14Toss and Dress
''AD sHAWLs, SKIRTS JERSEYS. ETC.
Zephyr ss an. S sv sss knit
CoRSETs.
old avOr and constantly adding
CONN BROS.
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Spencer House.

Owing to the solicitations Of many friends
and parrops, the proprietor has enlarged and
beautifully fitted up this weliknown and
popular Family ouse, and with . Table ex.
ce ling any previous season, ie prepared for
Winter Guests.-------------
Postofioc Block, First Rast, between Sec
ond and Third South. M
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-10

ARTHUR STAYHER.
Secre. ary Grown toint g. & s. Min
ing Company.
Salt Lake City, Nov. 8, 1888. nc
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-03
YnrtoJ6S Notes,

The decoration of Manufacturer block is
one of the most artistic in the city. The
entire Third street front is festooned with
bunting arranged in the most artistic
manner. 1t has attracted already GREET
attention, and will be one of the most not
able features On the line of the parade.
General Terry, commanding the depart
ment of Dakota, being in the city yester-
day, saw the preparations for celebrating
the opening of the Northern Pacific, and
will remain to help the governor and city
authorities welcome their guests this af-
ternoon.
Owing to the crowd that will necessarily
be present at the union depot this morn
ing to receive President Willard and his
distinguished guests upon arrival from
Hotel Lafayette, Minnetonka, all persons
other than the committees, and the imme-
date escort will be excluded from the
grounds.
AN additional toast has been made for
the banquet this evening entitled sour
German Guests" The response will be by
Baron Won Elsendecker, the German min
lister at Washington.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-03
THE STOLEN BONDS.

A Noted Forger Detected Getting Money
Upon Coupon of one of the Stolen
Northampton Bank Union Pacific Bonds
Captured by Detectives While Destroy
ing Evidences of His Crime,
NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-Stephen Raymond
alias Steve Marshall, was arrested yester-
day, charged with forgery. The forgery
consisting of the alteration of number
on the Union Pacific Railroad company's
coupons, supposed to be portion of the
bonds and coupons stolen on January 26,
1876, from the Northampton Massachu-
sets bank. Eighteen months ago notice
was received at the New York Office of the
Union Pacific Railroad company, from
Mr.. Hinckley, of Boston, that coupon,
supposed to be part of the proceeds OF
the Northampton burglary was being reg
ularly paid in this city. The matter was
placed in the hands of private detectives
without result. Last March eighteen cou-
pons of the $1,000 sinking fund
bonds of the Union Pacific Railway
company were paid both i'll
the New York and Boston offices of the
company. These were presented here and
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tered numbers. The coupon paid at Bos
ton proved to be the property of reputa-
BILE merchant. A few days ago Inspector
Byrnes was notified of the facts, and as the
semi-annual payment of coupons became
PAYABLE yesterday, detectives were as
signed to watch for the presentation of the
altered coupons. At a signal from the
coupon clerk of the Union Pacific compa
nv a man who had given the name of
Clark was followed to the National Bank of
Commerce, where he went to cash the
check lust received. Before
presenting the check he recognized the
detective on the other side of the street,
and tearing up the check he thrust the
pieces into his mouth and began eating
them. The detective at once arrested him
but recovered only small portion of the
check. The prisoner was recognized as
Raymond alias Marshall, the forgar who
in 1888 aided in placing $4,000 forged
Erie and Buffalo bonds. For this offense
he was sentenced to five years in the state
prison. He is forty six years old and has one
glass eye. He is said to confne himself
entirely to forgery. In the police court
to-day he was remanded. The bonds
from which the altered coupons were de-
tached are supposed to be the property of
Hinekley who had large amount of
securities on deposit in the vaults of the
Northampton bank at the time OF the
burglary.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-03
HOW DEXTER DOES IT.
An Expose of One of the Most Successful
5IeIt Hive,

An Expose of One of the Most successful
Ben AliUe,
Talk about curiosities," said a citizen
yesterday, 'if you want to see the greatest
curiosity shop in Minneapolis go up and
see Dexter's, that athletic young doctor on
Nicollet avenue. He is so healthy it al
most makes an invalid fall down dead with
envy to look at him. He says in fun some
times that he is the smartest man in Amer
lea; and if ability to acquire useful knowl-
edge, tact and talent to use 1t, and a
constitution proof against fatigue, makes
man remarkable in this country, then
certainly Dexter is a remarkable man. He
has been successful lawyer, mining
expert. chemist, an inventor and pat
entee, physician and surgeon, and ne is
yet young, vigorous, active, happy fell
low, gifted by nature with miraculous
mesmeric power which conq1ers disease
where drugs fail. The doctors don't like
him because he laughs at their rusty ole
formula. They call him a quack. But he
cures all the dieases the people bring tc
him, just the same; and when sick mar
is made we'll he does moi care whether hi:
doctor is dashing, handsome, vigorous
| and successful young sport, or a'sancti
monious, sour-visaged, weakened ole
dry -as-d dust in choker and glasses. Wha
people want is to get cured and don't you
forget it. Dexter is curing them.
The above is an admirable and correc
portrait of our fellow townsman. He i:
certainly accomplishing some wonderful
cures in Min1eapolis-M Minneapolis Edi-
tor