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Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-08
NOTES FROM THE NETHERLANDS.

The first of the course of illustrated lec- lures by the very entertaining lecturer, MT. Stoddard, will be given at Carll's Opera House this evening, his subject being ''Notes from the Netherlands." The Illustrations will be from photographs taken on his recent trip and cannot fail under his description, to be most interesting
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-08

An indiscreet man is like an unsealed letter everybody can read him but the wise man secureth in time what in time he will surely need-a bottle of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-08

Feathers, ribbons, velvet can all be colored to match that new hat by using the Diamond Dyes. 10 cents for any color.
 .feh2 ed1-
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-08

A limited number of those boneless roasts, of beef at Is cents pound. Call early if you want one. E. s. ANDREW 6 Co.,
 City Market, Union St. entrance fS St
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-08

Durno's Catarrh Snuff cures all affections of the mucous membrane, of the head and threat,
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-08

Did ySu read how Joniah Pithn, of Chel. soa. Vt, wns cured of Q tarrible sore Iee bV Nooa's sazsapaxills, the bleed purifsr2
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-08

Dr. Greens Oxygenated Bitters Is the best remedy for dyspepsia, bilious ness, malaria, indigestion and diseases of the blood, kidneys, liver, skin, etc.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-08

Why suffer from state of ill health Why be troubled with dyspepsia? !? Browns Iror Bitters will cure you. feb 6d1w
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-08
Henrv,s CarboIic snIv,

sEBuchupafba.'' Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kidney. Bladder and Urinary Diseases. $1. Druggists.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-08

Use Brumme11,s Celebrated Cough Drops. The genuine have A. H. B. on each GIrop. B. H Douglass Son, E. 4. Whittlesey, 0. s. Leete
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-08
Entertainments.

On Saturday evening and matinee at Peck's Grand Opera House Crossen's combination will appear in the great success, "A Celebra- ted Case.'' The company is one of merit and will no doubt give creditsble perform ance. As will be seen by the advertisement the prices of admission are popular
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-08

sI SisaLs Tus zass an.cs. soacnss, ~ alss' ans Druggists.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-08

Court Notes. It was thought yesterday that the Superior court would to-day hear the Shay appeal from probate.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-08

Those unhappy persons who suffer from nervousness and dyspepsia should use Car ter's Little Nerve Pills, which are made ex- pressly for sleepless, nervous, dyspeptic suf- ferers. Price 25 cents, all druggists.
 Wholesale by Richardson S Go. all drug gists at retail fl Cd Nv
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-08

The yelIowest case of jaundice can be cured by Carter's Liver Bitters. They exert
 a peculiar influence on the liver and bile, and remove that unhealthy sallow look from the
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-08

Look at the steaks we are selling at 10, 12 14, IS & 20 cents. F. s. ANDREW $ Go.
 City Market, Union St. entrance. fs St
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-08

Pork tenderloins at F. s. ANDREW $ Co.'S. City Market, Union St. entrance. f8 St
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-08

cers, salt rheum, letter, chapped hands, chiI- plains, corns and all kinds of skin eruptions, freckles and pimples Get Henry's CarboIic SaIye, as all others are commercials. Price 25 cents
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-08

Wholesale by Richardson & Co., all drug gists at retail. f7 Cd 1w
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-08
THE COURSE AT EMANUEL CHURCH.

Mir. Thomas W. Keene, the well known tragedian, will appear at Carlrs Opera House on Friday evening. The Hartford Post says of his acting in that city last Tuesday night i:
 Mir. Thomas w. Keene appeared at the opera house last evening as Macbeth, part in
 which he has attained high fame and reputa-
 ten. It IS doubtful if a better selection for the display of his abilities than this character could have been made. His acting is fin ished and complete and it's remarkable even ness excited general commendation The role is not marred by staginess or ranting, but on the contrary is mark ed by dramatic viriIity and strength. As a picture of moral cowardice, of mental vaciIlation and hesitancy, revealed through the traits of the soldier, Mr. Keene's portrayal of Macbeth is realistic and grand The contrast between the weakness of the chieftain's mind and his robust strength is made with remarkable force and clearness, and on but few occasions, and these of minor consequence, did the actor fail to meet the requirements of the part. The monoIogues were well delivered, and in the second act the bearing of the actor after the death of Duncan was grand. In the banquet scene, perhaps, he was at his best and the horror of Macbeth at the sight of Banque's shade was startling in it's realism and effectiveness Many times during the evening Mir. Keene was warmly applauded. Miss Constance Hamblin was acceptable in her rendition of Lady Macbeth and Mr. Learock, as Macduf, was very good. The supporting company was above the average. A large audience witnessed the performance.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-08
EDW ARD VALLEY & co.

   willing offerings
 
  anda DECORATED DINING SET
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-08
EDW ARD VALLEY & CO

COTTAGE them houses
  the efvepe
  yourself
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-08
AT THE SKATING RINK.


 A large number were present at the skat ing rink last evening. The floor was crowded with skaters until about o'clock, when MT. R. R. Thatcher, of Philadelphia, a popular instructor at the rink last year, gave a fine exhibition of fancy skating. He concluded his performance bysimitating the antics of beginner and his very realistic imitation evoked shouts of laughter and hearty ap- plause After he had finished the skaters who had been resting resumed operations and enjoyed themselves until the time for closing.
 THE COURSE AT EMANUEL CHURCH.
 The first of 8 course of lectures at Emanuel Baptist church, corner of Chapel and Day streets, will be- given this evening Rev. John-W. Answorth, of PhiIadelphia, will take the place of Rev. H. M. Pogson, of Bridgeport, who is i'll. The subject for this evening will be "The Puritans Their Trials and Triumph" The other features of the course are: Thursday evening, February 15, Rev. D. A. GoodseII; Thursday evening, February p, concert and readings Thursday evening, March 1, Judge Joseph Sheldon Thursday evening, March 8, Rev. H. O. Hovey. The subject of each lecture will be announced. Course tickets $1, single tickets 25 cents, to be obtained at Jarman's book store, P. O. Lessey's on Chapel street also of the pastor, Rev. MT. Ross.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-08

300 pairs Mems first quality Rub-
 Der Boots, $2.95.
 Mems Light OvershOes, 62c Ladies' Alaskas, $1.26 Ladies Light OvershOess 30c Misses Light Overshoes, 34c ChiIdren's Light OvershOes, 32c One large job lot OfLadies', Misses
 and Chi1dren's White Kid
 Shoes, suitable for weddings,
 balls and parties. We expect
 to clear them out.
 Ladies' White Kid Opera Slip
 perss SLAB Ladies' White Kid Opera Slip
 pers. $2.OO Ladies' White Kia Princess, $2.75 Misses White Kid Button, $2.OO
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-08
Edward Ma||ey & Go.

ORGAN will placed the hands of Mrs direction We'll will get them the
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-05

&lffee beim Cad ODER beim Dollars.
nerth 3u ct. 2ouis Yreiien bel
VI OnniQs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-05

6Ii3e pom &auit biuwsl. uno oil
Ha&bdrn. weIdt bis @chharid at
mad ID II ourhiuhtsu IlHoeu ibu III
Der Hi5e Ger Rohuarl re' 6.rm'rs
Dintoa, no er etl '8.p:bc aord.m
lrollte, urn nh ,lM IA eriht:6'n. Gr
uuree nieoer uah 0,uie gebrLnt uuo
dm Samitial maGtt er ahermdls
eiaen SeIbitmorsU:riuA inhcni er nd
in bem @etrsIotipeider trbdnate. Gincr
DER 4dhblr1. perr 0snatm INN fano
Id mmo onrtld, MT sen 5trid .Uofaui
tr in oas piuS aebs lht unh 9Sieherbt
IebunJt Striubc anlrteIIf mur0su.
ipelde duh erfnlgre.t ul:en. MN
elmer ySeile lief eT nIh Der III Ger
@dbe btfnoli1en &rcet uaO iudte
iein Sliein burf cinen sprung in
niefelbe au beeHben. iuur6e itGoh BON
oen 3d4blru. lUetde tbm gefol9t
waren, wiebtr 4erausaebOIt uuo su
Bette eebrddt. Mebrert &ddbIru
bIiebeu im plule um iibcr ben llugluf.
l,hen au luaAeu. sinaeG abcr geleu 10
libt fort. od Wdiou gang Utrnunftl9
ipraG uno ND berubiet Su ba5en fdtsn
8uri uadloem oieielbsn NIB enIfcrht
batttn. ldate Maiou er mOIIc iib III
Der 8nhs ciwIs 8dfse bolsn, Oa er
iebr ouritil IeI. Gr lcgte lib nI65unn
Dor benz 6cucrplase picoer una bat
leinen SLtcr DER ibn ;u Utwcaen iudte !
in oie Nohnhube lutud;uicbrcu. lhn |
bort llcaeu su lunsn. 81 nerielhe !
oddlte Der YdroT,mus babe nd 9eIsgt |
uno cS 10 Ire teiuc 8efabr mebr Uorbdu
ben. odb ieIu SObn 0auo an lid lcaen
luiirbe. brina CT nidt weitcr tn i'm
nnS icbrtc IN oLs dultObenoe Gunner
Iurud Segen Wttteruddt beedb 5r
Th wi:ocr in oIc 8udle nm nIh letncm
SUbae su ieben uno f,no "a lcincm
S4-r6en, Dab ocrici c hh hn bcm
lSs Abi erb1uai butte uuo Dab CT
'lssmdl III leincm Bt,iud hh bos
ttbeu au ntbmen eriol3reih brweien.
1rieoeasrihtel Wids wurbe BON benz
raurisen 8OrfdG in Senntul6 9siebt
luo biclt cine 9'i9eaiaau ab. Die
Sef4iuUreueR saben eiusn nit o3igen
lmitduoeu iibereiultimmeuoen NEab.-
pru& ab.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-05
Ncmcs OeScbGft (!
un0
Wettf &AArctt+
VIM. EBERETN.

HadfoIaer bon 80. 8ocIIer & 60.
Sirrte Sirdbe nabr S6idrr 6ermann, Rr.
6dnbler in
Glleniuauren, 9roceries, 9tutions. olie
unS Sappen, Sbnten .m6 StieIeln
Sios-uno Yorseaonwaurcn, Gilcnwao-
ren Il. /. 10.
gEaarcn tucrecn MIR gracn Sanr
ttne beinobe jn st. Sunis Yrciirn
brrfnnit.
Wteine @rl6ditS' Dewitt III Ralhsrllmlas
NIB 9rrinstr prciit
gtr8sst ben plas nicst Ge. asetsr's ueurs
Sebauee netru Der mYOIfstlatt" Drudrrti.
Der b0dite yRarttpreis miro tets fur
T6rrbnu-Yrohuftc bc,abIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-05
Ran 9hirh GrrrK.

yGs 1T umfouit, bas Shr IrIbe auf-
R.bt uu6 naGber tane ibet uno elIet
Guer SroS nit Gorge. benn ieineu
Nreunben eiebt er e. f&lafeno. go
m6@te au@ id siusm Seoen urufen,
tuel&er BON ecr neitIt1eu Gpiben,ie,
o.w6bnli@ Ranfds obcr gtebraefd~
Sieber een.nut, ererifeu uorben in.
Die llriade biefcr &ranfheit last nd
luObl i'll osn meiifen 1d1en duf ben
bOoeuIoftn 3uilaaA unfsrer gounts
Strusen ;uru6fubrcn. Denn Die llr-
fa&e niefer MISUNDERSTANDING ae-
hobcn wurbs, 10 iud;e aud balb BON
Der jekt in'uuierer EcA6dri&dft graf
hrsnben SertdufsIuf wenia mebr ~
bcn,erten. SieIe Ssute aIoubcn, bob
tuenu ne weiter peitli& liebeu, eas ftc
Rdber om Nartte fur TIRE Sarmpro.
butte DdTen. Giefe @nuaha.t berubs
bod sGuJ I&erlid auf eiaeul sroReu
5rTtH9Rs. - Grose 9anbeIeRabte, tpic
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-05

9ssn 8ambettn, Der bebeu:.nbf.
StautSmanr Sra ntrei&s itarb am
b. Nf. mad einen mebrw6HentIi&en
2sibcn an Slutuersiftuna, burH unter.
orudten 8otblouf uerurfa@t. Gam.
bttta beflsi0ete Die 6obh.n politif&en
Ste[en in 6rautrei& unb fpieIte cine
grobe 8oQe i'm beutfd.frau,5ffGen
Sriege unh mar our 3eit feiues Nble-
bens Der pOpuIdrite Raau fur Ra&.
foIser Oes seseuwdrtiaeH YrdfAsntsu
SrantrsidS. Sein GbIeben. wirb in
Sranfreid allasmein bstrdu.rt unb
bsion0ers Sic gertreter Der SSee ctnes
IadsfritseS se0sn 0eutidIauS. hersn
Scsle 9ambetta mar, fno i4lpec BON
icinem Sobe betrofTen un0 esiebtn,
ba6 lie isb: teine Nushatsn mebr toben
ibre 2iebIinpt-Soee iemaIs in Aus.
futrun9 asbratt lu ftb,n. 0ar
Seutidlanb 1T fein Sob cine @ardniie
saB es nod Ianee Sabre Dor einrnl
aricac nit ieinem Glbf.iuO f@,r if
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-05
TururthciI tohtet.

yGIf Sabre lang log unfsre SodteI
frauH buruicocr uuo wuroe bon meb
rcrcu Der beften (uno bieIsi&t Del
idIedteitcn) Nerste bebonbeIt, Die ihrel
8rou'bsit ocrfdiebeue 9tansn 9aben,
Obnc oiefcIbe gu furiren. Sect III fe.
Sott iei Guut. UoIlis beresfeat. uni
swnr lsoigIid hurA ben @ebrau4 bes
Sopfen Bilters. l3er bas mir lang.
ungIdubis Die 9fafe aeriimpt batten
Bir empfeblen ss ernFIi@ unb boHen.
bah onbere gItsrn ibr. Sinber MIDI
Ieiten laien werhsn, uie mir bas un-
iriee Isiben lieBen. unb iiunr blot
iue9.n zines tboridtsn BOrnrtbeils."-
Die GItern. - Telegram"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-05
llujrre staatS=eesisIainr

Tit QtaieIaiur nnieTet Stsates trIi
om lfsisI Witipo& ,ufammtn. Nm
Nbenh bitltru Die Mitalieber bee
Stnnice fowie oss Sauiss itrt Vartti.
6 q rculIr oh um ,u 6titimmcn her anV
ndGiten 5nae fur tie Oetidicosnen
Mrmtsr momminilt Ircrben ioute Tie
ocmotroiii@en WitaIieoer oes SennteS
eutfhietru I'D fur &. & .. Rorriiou
bon Rtn Naorit ais Gambia: fur
8rdiieent pro temp g. . 4qesbii
bon St. Clair, fur Set,etdr, 1enrb u.
Rewmlnn bon IdneoIpd. FUR NHiitent
Sefrstdr; n. rs. 5ping bon 6 ole. iir
Sergeant at-Nrms. Der Caucus Der
btmoirattf4er 3nus Wits Iieber asHte
foIgenoe 9srrtn ale Gdnoioaten duf :
Or. 8iddrbion BON Stobear6 county
fur Sprsdu; Sobn u Slnnap, Gtief-
@leri; &bas B Stenrnion bon Sobn'
fon, fur N6iftssi @bief @Ierf unb
Do6. Srabom oOn Sebalia iur Sers
oennt at Nrms.
Yie 8tpubIitarcr bes 2endtes unb
9uries bleltsu eiuen eenleinidAoftliHen
GoueuS unb rcminirteu Sbomdn o
9Iucn Uou st. 8Ouis iu Boriis:r bes
Smatss, pro temp. una & Nt adrrina-
ton uon Nonms aum Sprc4cr.
9a Die 7emotraten Iber eine 3mei-
oriltsl Nebrheit nerfIeeu purbtH
iel5itU;rit dnblid Die bon ibncn aufac.
iteltsu Glnpibaten in Der gsff,iasn
Bormittnssfkuna trrpdbIt.
lie siss bon jluei rtpublifdnii&en
Mitalieoern rperben BON ibren Geaueru
con!tiiist-SrabeubO1if bon St.@bartss
unO u B Nurpbs bon 6rontlia
County. Die @.suer bes GrR.1.p
bsbauptsu. bos uusefsklt6e Stimm'
settsl fur ihn a6aeaeben tuOrbsn lcieu,
unn qsseu MURPHY miro Die NnEIaat
erhoben. onB er niAt. tuie es 6as Geftk
Uorihreibt inuetbalb zines Sabres
9tcusrn beiublt babe Wurpbs bat
eine Steuerquittuns. irOod miro Don
isinsH @eanern tebauptst oo6 baS be.
trefenOe Srunb.isentbum ni4t ibm
gebore.
SIN 5aufe fben 100 DemoIraten, "a
unb 7 @rrenba6er.
Sie 8siAaftisuns Der Ssrrn 9.isb-
9sbsr 1T fcIsenos:
Senat-l7 aObo.atea 4 FARMER,
. N.rats, 8 3auFeute. 2 GIstS. 2
6atrituuttu. Nr@itett, Nstnt, 2
Yripate.
Sous-40 NbUo.ateu. 60 FARMER,
10 SauFeut.. 7 Nerste, 4 GeiflIid.. 4
Neenten, 3 8soattsure. 4 &Ierss. 3
Subrifanteu. Dampf6oct.Gapitdn. l
9duuebrer, l gorn,lnu, 4ri5atcr.
Cine sro6e NHabI 8eiuer6er fur
bic UerihieOenen StsQen. tuel&e bon
ben Stantsseiesaebern 3u beraebeH fnS
1atten ii4 idon mebrere Sage Dor
Sroffnnns Der sikuna in Der gtaats.
lauptfaOt etnaefunbcn unS ba nur
liner bas Nemt@sn erbafden innn
per6cn fd Die aaber.u 10 ooer II,
,enn 10 biele Bswtrber baben fi1 fur
sic peridisbsnen Stel.u einatfunoen,
tbr snttdufht fu hIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-05

= --T ~ - -SSs>-lAaH1@eSAsSAtl'
: G:;,l:s5stes
49,, a,e';,ff,-ter Ilssm, peyfaus
=. ---7tr-H aftf-;sS rot sesa ISidat tur4 .
. ; ~. .s'.::;..: t-.t...'i
--,-'-f - - =: :t-.s ..3t5t-, pstrdu4t |
: H.: ---,-s-. * .-t =. ssi:,-s ans gIA6ii4."
| - a.+'-s --r, - y 1ue babt tsy eae \
I r.oStJ@J .f.....-. ~: &! GepfeaE ESittsVs."
,-:e..--. >--as;t:. rs-i,eE EnA ddae:asiHe
fEtst. ras siS {; :i1s f-,ecc G;Hb I:rtrgaNse
SS:tii'r - I~>-' - rs SrYi.H=F'!ters. -,
4 St1s "a - 3"
,,~n7 e-s-- '-:p"; - @spFt g=S seTftbet +
- 9, -. -. {. rf- = rtv:GEss."
-;-rsv. niti,f =. Z! .fs:-fe:; rsS GebfuAA F
sc.'ers :st:; s;g,i st;:l i:.e:3 trrtrt."
;, ,,1s;trAr. Sl:rph,H. .-,--cTir-rifeu, raute
Sl". aAsidIise RAD Ei:e;:ty Sat turirt eas
Sepiei Iti:ers."
,,.TrIt{aF.s Nls,rz mr. s.a-ncrsert sesez "a
tcs ii"-MtsH Srdnt:e Srta5. Gns socpfeuS
giitts,S ,4.:tt (: a';i."
,.Ta5 6er:,a "Gg.rs rsrIAafi Tzear @eiaahs
fsit, e cr-ssi.S,ii uss SIeIee, ais oGe aRherea
SrrHsisr :.;.sn .EcI aeacazeE."
Sr =it,z gYe! JsteaIaf fabeu.
SsS 3itisrs Sliis. Co., saoi5si:r, 8. 3.
7rsc=;r. Srt., vlo eerbsa, Gnst:re.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-05

SSir mii6en ibm beitimm.n. - Sd
lit oil Wutti9tsit i'm aanasn aorper,
fhreibt 9err Sobn &rdmsr 1921 ROrb
GIfte Sirose. 81. 9cuis Wo. %
meine Nrbeit bsrbdltnibm0sia ui&t
ldlucr 1T l,es es fi& IeiHt srteanen,
bas es nidt BON ilebtrorbeituaa ber.
rubr'. Sd tam bobsr lum Gulf&Ius
Mrbiiin ~ uebrneH. Sin SSrcuub
jeiate mir cine HIofAe 9amburacr
Sropfem. Sd fiufre mir eine 3Iaf&e
unb tann Uerf4ersn. bd6 i'd nod a&i
Sns'n wie neuleboren fibIte. Sd
fonn Or ausuh &0niS's SGmbnrser
sropfen ani's SeRe smpfebIsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-05
Gnr3p3
plop|j3faCtiC }IuiO.


rii6e oSs. F..ii ;.Ji.e,
Stidbs sc.
GraSu ER0 0N6enS
Har5sfs UsSbat:t.
Gin Diit5ti:'s mFiaer
Samllie teslu eic Ecdca.
SA peuscts has ,Htain"
an ; tcr Ba!ieE. reriiei
ai5t il Gitterhise, BIS
h,eit ieiHe SsdenHdrbcn.
t3nn;s n14 e.pa sr,i
Bcfeu icteeer umbers
Scben. rno Die NneeTsR
im 2IHIe 5lic6cn rsrs
i4ont. q. %. Sartins
fsR. IbildHrIsdi1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-01-05
Gin beterminir:tr SrIbtm6rbtr.

2ekteH Slmstda besina 4. 3. W .
fod. in Der 8lbe bon OpcnspiIt tn
unfcrcm @ounip Uohuhlft. Der fdcn
felt eiuistn Modem oil eStlcpt,fd,en
AufdItn lit SeIbamora. Dttielbe
bate bersIts ant Souncrstla emo
fSreitda UsrihisOsue YeriuAe aemad,t
ieiuem 9tbtn Elm Gnoc u mIHea,
wuvbe ieSoA bon ieinsn Anatb6riaen
uno einiasn Yihbdrn aa Der Nusfiibr
uRa tiefer AbfHt psrainotri.
Nm SoaRerstnl battle 4RaIon fir
nit eintm TIErmefT,r eine fGwsrs
Serpuneuna am *daSitIeue beige.
brdGt uao iGat; Den 1lmilieuuit Cite
bern, Die tsa u;rblaS :. na; oies HiHt
not6iG lei. oi sr dt tea boraenotMnteu
aobe 81 Rtrbeh. am ad&dea fGal
lief eE ia einem unbswa@ten Aueeu.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-20
Gur Governor.

The Inter-Ocede, of Denver, mas
produced its threatened picture OF
Governor Murray, and, artistlcaily
considered, it is not a bad likeness,
nor is the work poorly executed. IL
is. however, of a piece with the rest
of the LOS work, the ohJectlVe
point of which is the establishment
of an anti-Utah feeling i'll Colorado
r The paper referred to has no friend n!
ship for the majority here, and this
of course is its right; but the MAJOR
have a right to entertain counter
feeling and have but little frlend>
ship for it or its idols. II the 10
can find anything heroic or grand ID
the conduct of our Governor, and
needs any such qualities for its own
community, we will agree to let oul
a donis 90 and without one shiver-
ing sob, without one briny tear
Take him, and be happy
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-20
The Horse Business.
locking at it specifically SO

Looking at it specifically SOLE
people might think that there s- ~ao aS
Great consequence in tue pFOp0ssu
s sorss orpspisatiOn the preliminary ina, .,1,I
., no ss.irO Of which took place last sat-
mSe' evening, but they are mistaken
uluay ~ At it. Utah in general and
So We Ike IKE in particular are noted
cav ..sorss communities" there a.e as
Inv horse tanciers and. perhaps,
b h owners here, in proportion to
population, as in any part Of the "a
fifio coast; we have not only the oes'
of draft animals. bu: good rAo'ng
stock az we'll. and their merits ougo'
70 be recorded as it is dore el,ewhers'
The horse is too neatly akin to tne
human to be sighted or Improperly
cared for: there shoult be source o
sscertaining pedigrees for the benehi
of BUYERS or speoulators In thar Kina
of flesh, and a record OF speed Tor Tue
sake of ready reference TOR fancier'
in general. Let the horse men t9Fl
ont in force st the meeting next Ss'
urday. and form g good, Respectable
reliable organization. The peopi'
will give it all the encouragement
Necessary to insure its success.
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The Police Court.


Thomas Lsmon, for being drunk
and profaning, was taxed 81 tor each
profane, amounting in'all to slo.
John Sullivan mot the puglllat) 10!
100 much whisky and Sixth wsrd
conduct, was assessed $40.
Iyens Conk had to pay So 'or being
drunk. .a
James Mareden, for assault ano
battery. torked over SIS and costs.
james Matthews, undiluted drunk
fined IS. o,.-.
?. Schneider, for stealing an over.
coat arrested and brought IN. in'
property came from Barton's;
William Jones, prisoner brougn
in was held for deputy United States
Marshal Vandercook. of Ogdeo.,
M. Miles, drunk and disoraefiy
was brought in.
Charles Hocomo and A. l. Holmes
charged With stealing ove.coats, wsf
yanked tc the Jaws OF the bastiie.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-20
Pige3n Popping for Eat
Turkeys.

Turkeys roost high, but jim
Pitts, of the pleasure gardeus down
the s state road, has caught some on
the lower branches, and offers the
catch to the Deseret and Salt Lake
shooting clubs. as the gobbling prize
to the side who can shoot the 'nosI
nigeons, governed by Bogardus
ruIes, at the Pitts pleasure garden
grounds, two days before Thanks
giving day. The winning cluo can
have all the gobblers, and the losers
can cackla for dinner on the national
holiday for plum pudding and nor
rible indigestion. The full details
will be given in the HERALD When
all the arrangements have oeen
made. That there will be a lively
time there can be no doubt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-20
a Celebrated Case.

Boston, Nov. lin the cele rat
81 Armstrong will case, in which
Warren K. Budget, agent for Mrs.
Armstrong. was sued by the heirs
for S35O,O0O alledged to have been
obtained by Mrs. Armstrong by I'M.
,oroner means and when she was OF
pnsound mind, as payment for the
care of her estate, a decree was en-
tered to-day setting aside the recent
verdict against Budget ana 0is-
missing the bill with costs. rms
disDoses of the case. It ia estimated
the defendants paid near S1l5.OoO
about half of which would nave
been obi. ed had the full amount
of the verdict been enforced.
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AVeteran Honorec.

Philadelphia, 19.-The Philadei-
mia Musical association gave a ban.
euet to Soldier Milon, a survivor or
the Old Guard Of the first Napoleon
in honor OF The ninety-sixth ami
yersary of his birth, Milen re
msined with Napoleon on the Isle
of St. Helena until his death, then
went to South America, where ne
spent several years. From there nc
came to this city. The old soldier
has his commission on parchmeht
yellow with age, as secono ieuten
ant to a company of the Old Guard
The document bears the legioie sea
of Napoleon.