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BARG AIMS A fns line Of fur-trimmed
silk dolmans. reduced in price from $50 TO
Sl5 Brocaded silk dolmans, plush-trimmed,
ledneed from $50 to S25 Hale Bros. & Co. :
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WHEN all other remedies fail, then try DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Trial bottles free.
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"DIcKEY's Creme de Lis" fellows and
I.ubin's choice perfumes, fine toilet SOAPS,
"swan's down, Oriental Cream" and
many Inca of tue brushes, combs, etc, etc,
at Hale Bios. 90.
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FUR CAPEs just received new sssOrt-
n ent. Also, pobby shapes in fur turbans.
Hale Bros 4 Co,
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PURE Eastern cider by the gallon or in bot
ties, at Postels, $40 J street.
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JUST received another invoice of Booths
finest selected oysters, only 80 cents per can,
at Pacific Market
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ATTEST1oE, Everybody Booths oysters
only 80 cents peg can, at Pacific Market.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Owing to the demand upon our columns, and in
order to accommodate all our patrons, no firm will
hereafter be allowed to occupy more than one col
of advertising space.
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CoRS-FED turkeys, tame geese and chick.
ems at Pacific Market
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WHY TIE Consumers TEA COMPANY HAVE
TAKEN TIE LEAD.-In the short time that
this firm has been doing business they have
proven to their patrons that they do to the let
ter all they advertise, and SscfRmentans have
again shown that they will literally patron
i've home concern in preference to dealing
with outside parties, provided they can DO
ss well. The Consumers Tea Company arc
to be congra. ulated upon having made such q
booming success Of their enterprise in so short
a time. and have shown that their principle
Of giving value instead of attracting the pso-
ple bv fariEg advertisements is the best.
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"NEwMARKET jackets only So % each. st
Cloak Department, Hale Bros. & CO.
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WILD GAME fer the millions. Dncks. geese,
quail, hare, rabbits, ETC., etc., at Pacific Nj ar
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SUPREME COURT.

FRIDAY. November %. 1ss2.

FRIDAY, November %. 1883.
Court met pursuant 10 adjournment. Present
Mckinstr,, J., presiding; Mckee, j., Ross j.;
Leake Deputy Clerk Finkler, Bailiff.
l0,9O0-Feople vs. Maiors.-Argued by Lamar T
appellant Appellant allowed fifteen days to file
brief, and respondent five days to reply; cause to
be thereon submitted.
9,ls6-Williams vs. Board of Supervisors Sacra-
mento Couqty.- Argued by Johnson for appellant
and Gordon for respondent. Appellant and J. II.
McKune, Esq, as dmicuS cWrjP. allowed ten days
10 file brief and appellant ten days 10 reply; cause
TO be thereon submitted.
92l0-Coglan vs. Handicapped by Beatty for
appellant Respondent allowed twenty days TO file
brief and appellant ten days tOreply cause to be
thereon submitted.
Majors VI. Green. Judge OF the Superior Court Of
Alameda COUNTY. Argued By Lamar for petitioner,
and submitted. Writ denied.
g24l-Conner vs.. Stanley. Argued by Freeman
for respondent and Cadwalader for appellant. Ap-
pellant allowed twenty days TO file brief and respon-
dent twenty to reply; cause to be thereon sub
ntted
Adjourned sine die for the session.
DEPARTMENT lwo.
FRIDAY, November % 1888.
Court met pursuant t. adjournment Present
Thornton, J presiiInr; Myrick, J Sharpstein, J
Williams. Deputy Clerk hewen Ba1f.
l0.S59- People vs.. Begins 10, People vs..
Mciggs Wharf Coo, s92-People vs.. hols.-
Continued for the sessi n.
los s-People vs.. wheeer.-Argued by Spencer
for appellant and Deputy AttOrney-General for
respondent, ana submitted.
1902 People Carty-Argued by Highton
for appellant and Deputy Attorney General for re
spondcut. and appellant allowed ten days to file
brief and respondent ten days 10 reply and appellant
ten days to reply thereto; cause to be thereon
submitted.
Adjourned sine die for the session.
N BANK.
FRIDAY, November %, 1888.
SOP -Gulz,ni vs.. Judgment ana order
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Railroad standard time for
Pacific coast ..........I2 80 0 90 coo 600 10
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sine die for the session.
DEPARTMENT 1wO.
IN BANK

FRIDAY November %, 1888.
SOP Gulz,ni vs.. Tyler Judgment ana order
reversed and cause rcmanded for a new trial.
Sharpsteiu, J. We concur Ross, J., Myrck, j.,
McNuktry J.
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Sixth street, corner OF 1.-The pastor, Rev II. H
Rice, will preach Sabbath at 10:45 A. NJ. and
P Morning subject: The Waiting Saviour -
Evening: " David and Goah," lesson for the
times Strangers made NreIpoua
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Kingsley N. E. Church.

Eleventh street, between II and All night service
this Saturday night. Preaching at 10 L NJ by Mr.
George Hemus, and prayer till morning. Sunday
morning service by the pastor. Afternoon and
evening by Mr. Hemus. All are welcome
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-24

BY the pastor, A J. Frost. at l045 A NJ and P. NJ
In the morning the second of series Of sermons
upon The Seven Last " rts Of Christ or the
Cross Subject: Lord Remember Ne" or The
Dying Thief Evening " a Pentecosta Blessing"
National Republican., 1883-12-22
VERY LIGuT READING.

Christmas is the only time other girls wish
their stockings were like those Of Chicago
girls.
If now one of your slippers is missing you
know the horror that awaits you. Somebody
has been working you new pair.
A rich Cleveland widow while decorating
her husbands grave met a rich widowor, and
tho cards o out for the wedding.
mo" said the eloping woman; "there isn't
the least likelihood that my husband will dis
cover our whereabouts. He's a New York
detective.'- Boston Post.
he | saw you walking with Mrs. Jones
to-day. She; Yes l mado up with her
She's u nasty thing, but she always gives such
expensive Christmas presents.
Upon the conjugal pillow She-Why do
you always wake me when Pm asleep2 He
(ooldly y)-Because il would be totally impos-
sible for me TO wake you if you were not
asleep.
The widows Of India, having been pro-
vented from cremating themselves along with
their dead lords, have taken to second mar
riages. They are determined to sacrifice them
selves somehow.
A Massachusetts widow wears bangs made
of her deceased husbands hair. Hero is a
new aud beautiful idea. All hair collected
National Republican., 1883-12-22
The wnshInuton Pros. cinb.

The Washington Press club held a speciali
meeting at It's club rooms last evening, largo
number being present Reports from the various
officers showed the affairs of the club to he in
prosperous condition. Several new members
were elected, and the following committee was
appointed to make arrangements for an "at
home to bo given by the club ON Jan. proximo:
Messrs. G., Il, Towle. y. n. Bvins, T. V. DeGraw,
i. Kimball Jr.. and DR.. Frank 4. Howe.
National Republican., 1883-12-22

dinner at willard's on Monday evening
Those present were Baron and Baroness Won
Norta, Mr.. and Mrs Scott Linn, Representa-
tive and Mrs. Dunham, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Stanley.
National Republican., 1883-12-22

30 Advertisements under ho heads of Wants Tor
Rent, for Sale, boarding. Lost and Found, and
itrsondt, Of three lines csss eighteen Tong tcords
10 cents one Insertion each additional insertion 10
cents. business cards not included IN these rates
National Republican., 1883-12-22
WlantrN- -TflietrIIanenns.

Won TO ORDER OF EBERBACK, Olb + ST.
4 the latest song, "lIusking Corn" 5-25
A PARTNER, ACTIVE OR SILENT, ny ONE
"a OF ten years experience In dairy butter, and
egg buSlncSs small capital required; references OK
changed. Address DAIRY, Republican Office 5-2I
REIWEEN 1Oru AND 18TH AND q AND II
- SIS, with gentcel family, board and 2d story
Republicgli Onice 4.2p
National Republican., 1883-12-22
TUst uuo caouuO.

OST.-LADY'S SATCHEL, ON 0ru or + 81.
D carr. Win the finder please leave az l22l NJ 81.
Inv 2 wa
IfTi{NYED- i. \, DAVIS SONS STORE
n Friday pee. ~, 1858, about At3O o'clock surftl
|,re with wagon, white t,ce, white teet, suitable
N - O-tf
h DEWARD.-ONE+TH OF THE AMOUNp
N win be paid for The return Of tho sum 9t monCy
lr 10 t0 clerk Of 81, Marc Hotel, q. n, ", O-22
Osr-oN THURSDAY MORNING, DEC, 20,
Y paiaing through Fourth 81 TO Mas oy, cor nlll,
paid f0r lis return to 81 Y 81, N. w, 0-22
National Republican., 1883-12-22
SdlantrO-0:mpIoumrnt.

W1LL SOME KIND FRIEND INTEREST
w themselves In my behalf and get me work.
am SUFFERING for the ncccssnries life and viii stnrvp
unless unless ! get employment Address WIDOW, Re
National Republican., 1883-12-22
IE "ELTrE,"
MeSitaI.
EAITII is WEALTH.

'IR II. G, VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
IIGATMFNT a specific for Hysterla, DlHZineSs,
fyulaions Nervous Headache, Mental Depression,
IS Of Memory, SpCrmatorrhma lmpolency, lnv2l:
br.GXertlOn, self abuse, ovcr-indulgencc, which
Nc Ia misery, decay and death, One box wlll cure
Eent caseg Each box contains one months trrnt-
Hnt one dollar box, or sis boxes for -, sent hy
4 n prepaid, on receipt Of price. We guarantee SIX
Iet 10 cirG any case. With each order received by
|for six boxes, accompanied with 90, we VIII send
1 purchaser our written guarantee 10 return me
Inty N the treatment does not effect cure Guar.
hoes issued hy STOFr ~ CROMWELL $50 Penn.
yania aypnup, Washington, ID, c., Wholesale and
all agents orders by mail VIII receive prompt at-
1itlon.
National Republican., 1883-12-22
d1(anteA---1nnsrs

GOVERNMENT CLERK WANTS UNFUR.
~ nished house containing to lOrooms In NV,
Office. " n,Io
A SMALL HOUSE. WITH MODERN IMPROVE
q Z, ~, =, mentS VIII lease. Address MICHIGAN, Re
National Republican., 1883-12-22
4rrsomal Comfort.

prrsonal Comfort.
TVNlE SHEDD BATHS, 0O3 y 81, NEAR
Il Nmth-lmkish, Russian Sulphur, and Mercu-
rial Baths given with skin and experience Manipn-
lntOr of 10 yearS experience Ht this establishment.
Single BATH sl tickets for 80; Ia for slO. open
sunday nom y o. NJ. to D. IN, aul1u
INAsY FEET, &c.-RMINENT PHYSICIANS,
H surgeons and thouSands Of other well known
perunuges visit Dr. WhitcH establishment, 14l0 Pa.
ay opposite Wizards Hotel, for relief nom and
avoidance ofcorns buniQns, diseased nalls aud other
complaints OF the feet. Established In Washington,
D. g. In 1891 Ohice iee ~ per visit for putting tho
feet In order.
M ASSAUE AND SWEDISH MOVEMENT
IVA Cure-lrOt liartrlg Nlssen, ~ MurlulS Han.
Highest testimonials nom physiclhns ana former
patients. Daily treatment, so a month de7-lm@
NTEW TURKISH BATH HR. DOVEESl,
good vcntllation. Ladies' Monday md Friday, Not
2pyh SIpy' pb UpGbn %pna % II nia H. ii p p nj '"'uI
lpO Dir. III. l.. BOVEEi Electrician,
National Republican., 1883-12-22

III GRAND STAGE PERFORMANCE,
\ Ht,ducing twenty new and talented artists. Thc
nlnetts, Senator Frank bell, Prof SHOWS Irrained
I'LL; Everett, ,Stunsl and Evans, the Wrestler lrma.
III ADMISSION TO ALL ONLY 10 CENTS.
National Republican., 1883-12-22

bItarc Collection of Animals from the Geological
lr ems, N y, has been added to the features oftho
lstl bum, and win he open to the public
III FREE OF EXTRA CHARGE,
WING AND MECHANICAL lCUR1oSITIES,
National Republican., 1883-12-22
MlnntfN---Nnnnla

Ri 4 WIDOW LADY, A STRANGER IN THE
ID city, uniurnlshcd room, with board; cheap US
possible; give terms, Address MRS. &. X, 425 eth
81, 5. w. 4.22
EuRNlSHED 2p STORY FRONT ROOM WITH
Il hal room or located bet 10th and 10Th and q
ana Y stS nt from soto $50 per month. Address d.
L., Republican Office. I-22
A SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS, BETWEEN
"A. 18th and 10Th and and l. SITS. N. W. Address
IL. j, L Republican OnlCe
National Republican., 1883-12-22

TN FIRST CLASS, WELLKEpT AND WELL
j. furnished temperance house nice rooms for gell-
tlemen only at rates from 25c TO 81 per night. -Four
lines street cars elegant dining rooms In immediate
vicinity. TIOGA HOUSE, SOD Il ST. N. w.
National Republican., 1883-12-22

10y JAN. - LARGE, WELL FURNISHED,
ID communicating rooms, With every convenience,
ON I'd lloor; pleasant nelghhOrhood; cars pass the
door Inquire 17lS lIth ST. n. w. 1-22
National Republican., 1883-12-22

lOr Ala 81. n. W.--HANDSOMELY FUR
- - nished parlors suite; suitable for Mem
bcr pleasant rooms and location desirable; modern
improvements T-24
National Republican., 1883-12-22

M COLOSSAL ATTRACTIONS, ga
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-04
The French War.

Paris, IN. Hammond, French civil
commissioner for Tonquin, who neEo.
tiAted the treaty Of peace with AMMAN,
has returned TO Hanoi from Hue and re-
sumed the direction of affairs in Tonquin.
London, ga dispatch TO the Times
from Hong Kong says: 1t is reported that
$4,000 Chinese troops have crossed the
WenRker and will proceed to NaiderinR.
a squadron of vessels are loading at
Ponghsi with troops, ammunition and
torpedoes.
A dispatch from Hong Kong notes that
the French general Bouet demanded of
the war department a national reinforce
ment Of {, ZOO men. The country is still
suffering from hoods. The French sd-
miral issued notice declaring all ports in
AMMAN. Including Saigon, in state of
blockade.
Vienns, S.-Ths Chinese government
intends to issue 8 formal protest to the
great powers declaring the treaty of peace
between France and AMMAN, signed at
Hue, is void, as the King of AMMAN wss
forced by the French to sign it.
Paris, S.-The National denies that
Admiral Cowbet's feet will proceed to
China
Paris, ga hurricane passed over the
city yesterday spelling the fete at the
4uilleries for the benefit of the poor. The
impIovised theatre was demolished. No
lives lost
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-04
Suicides.

Washington, 2.-Jehn Connolly, .
Waterman on duty in the Treasury de-
partment, shot and killed himself in one
of the coal vaults in the basement Of the
Treasury building yesterday. He WAS
found lying on q heap Of coal with Q
bullet hole in his head. Blood and
brains despatched his face, clothing, the
halls and heor. He had shot himself
with large Colts revolver which the
Treasury WAschmsn carried. Previous
to doing this he had written an explain
alton Of his Rction on q large sheet OF
official paper and pinned it on his breast.
The writing on the paper was covered
with coal dust and blood, but enough
was read to show that family trouble
was the motive.
New York, 2.-DetactiVe Sergeant
William T. Kinds killed himself to-
night in the bathroom of the house in
which he boarded with his wife and two
children. he had lately been drinking
heavily and WAS financially embarrassed.
He was o nephew of Stephen B. French,
president of the board of police COM
missioners.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-04
HoadIey is Sick.

Cincinnati, 2.-Judge George Hoad-
ley, Democratic nomiI go for Governor,
started at7.40 tonight by the Pan Han
die railway TO Philadelphia, to place
himself under the treatment of DR.. Bar
thalow, formerly his family physician,
he goes by the advice of DR.: w. 81.
Fails, his family physician here, who
says he is laboring not only under msls'
rial trouble but under severe if not ssri-
Gus nervous prOStrstion, growing out Of
his arduous lsbors in his campaign and
the anxiety incident to it. There is nc
definite time fixed for his sojourn in
Philadelphia; that will depend Upon the
order Of DR.. BarthaloW.
The Jefferson club and the Duckvorth
club, two Democratic organizations Of
this city have tonight arranged for q
mass meeting to be held in Court street
market space to ratify the Democratic
nomination for the general assembly and
other officers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-04
New VIII Stick.

Washington, 2.-Hon. John L. New,
Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury, re-
fuses either to affirm or deny the truth Of
the statement telegraphed from Indian-
apolis last night that he would resign and
return to Washington. It is known,
however, that for some time Mr.. New
contemplated retiring in order that he
may better look after his newspaper and
other private interests and he will probA-
bly, carry his resolution into effect at an
cary day. There is no foundation for
the report that unpleasant relations exist
between Mr.. Folger and Mr.. New. Their
intercourse has always been of q most
pleasant character. Mr.. New will leave
for Indianapolis after the return of the
President and Secretary Folger. The
assistant secretary is very popular here
and his resignation will be greatly re-
GREETED, especially by his many warm
friends in the journalistic profession.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-04
The Amerique Scare.

London, s.-It is rumorsd at Ply.
mouth that the General Transatlantic
compAny's steamer Ame'iqus, Captain
Ssutelli, which sailed from Havre yes
terdsy for New York, fouudered. The
Amerique passed Lizard point all right
last night.
A heavy gale prevailed throughout
England on Saturday night and Sunday
doing much damage to property. Many
wrecks and some loss OF life are re-
ported.
London. ga rumor that the steamer
Amerique, which has on board the cargG
and passengers CT the disabled steamer
st. German, had foundered, proves I'M
true.
A later inquiry fails to confirm the re-
port of the laundering of the steamer
Ameriqae.
The Times says the fact that the
Amerique sailed in the teeth Of q gale
probably gave currency to the rumor OF
her loss.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-04
TELEGRAPHIC.
FoRGER FOUND.
Raymond Finally Caught Up
With.

With.
New York; 2.-Stephen Raymond,
alias Stephen Marshalls, was arrested
Yesterday, charged with forgery, the
forgery consisting Of alterations on the
Union Pacific Railroad compsny's coup
one, supposed to be portion Of the bonds
and coupons stolen on January 26. 1875,
from the Northampton tMass.) bank
eighteen months sgo. Notice was re.
ceiyed at the New York Office of the
Union Pacific Railroad company from
Mr.. Rinckle, Boston, that coupons sup
posed to be part OF the proceeds Of the
Northampton burglary, we're being reg
ularly paid in this city. The matter was
placed in the bands Of private detectives,
without result, last March. Twelve
coupons, of the 100000 sinking fund
bonds, of the Union Pacific Railroad
comps ny, were paid both In New York
and Boston Offices of the company.
Those presented here were found TO be
genuine coupone, but with altered nun
bers. Coupons presented in Boston
proved to be the property of respectable
merchant. A few days ago Inspector
Byrnes was notified of the facts and as
the semi-annusl payment of coupons BE-
came payable yesterday dets ,tives were
assigned to watch for the presentation Of
tina altered coupons. At a sig
nal from Mr.. Littell, coupon
clerk OF the Union Pacific company, q
man who had given the name Of CLARK,
was followed to the National Bank Of
Commerce, where he went to cash o
check for $3.50 just received. Before
presenting inc check he recognized De-
tective Stevens on the other side OF the
street. Tearing up the check ne thrust
the pieses in his mouth and began to eat
them. The detectives at once ST.
rested him, but recovered emily a small
portion OF the check. The prisoner was
recognized As Raymond, alias Marshall,
the forger, who in '72 aided in placing
$3.50. 600 forged Erie and Buffalo bonds.
For the offense he was sentenced to i've
years In the State prison. He is as years
old, has one glass eye, and is said to con-
fine himself entitely to forgery. In the
police court to-day he was remended for
Trial. The bonds from which the al
tered coupons we're detsched are supposed
to be the property Of Hinckley, who had
large amount OF securities on deposit In
the vaults of the Northampton bank ct
the time Of the burglary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-04
Coal Strikes.

Cleveland, o., S.-Ssvsnteen Of the
twenty coal mines 10 AssBilon district
are closed to-day; two are paying An Ad-
vance Of 1oc. q ton demanded by the
miners, and one is net heard from. 0per-
stors here seem arm in the determination
not TO grant the increase, claiming the
condition Of the market will not permit
II. Up to this morning they expected the
miners would continue at the former
rates.
youngstown, o., 3.-All coal mines
in this valley are running 81 usual. Only
two miners asked an advance, which was
refused, and they returned at the old
prices. At Washingtonville, southwest-
ern part Of this county, the miners are
all out, and held q meeting ct 8 O'Clock
pm. to-day. 1t ia thought there will be
q strike in that section.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-04
Health is Wealth.
BRAIN -

DR. &. G. WEsF's NERVE AID BRAm TsHAg-
MEHx, guaranteed specific FOR Hysteria, DIG
ziness, Convulsiong, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia
Headache, Nervous Prostitution caused BY the
use Of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental
Depression, eoftening Of the Brain resulting in
insanity and leading to misery, decay and
death, Premature Old Age Barrenness, Loss OF
power In either sex, Involuntary Losses
caused by over.exertion of the brain youthful
folly etc, Each box contains one months
treatment. S1.00 box, or six boxes for $500,
sent hH mail prepaid ON receipt Of price.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-04
We cUARAMTEE SIX BOXES

To cure any case. With esoh order received
by us for six boxes, accompanied with 500
we sill send the purchaser our written guarari
tee to refund the money If ID treatment doe
NOT effect cure. Guarantees issued only By
z. C.M.I, Drug Store Salt Lake City Vtal
iA Is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-04
The First Pope.

Providence, 2. - Monsignor Cspel
lectured in ST. Mary's church. Newport,
this evening, before an immense congfe.
cation. The subject was the First
Pope, his commission and his character"
The Monsjgnor argued that Peter was
the frat Pope of the Catholic church,
and from Christ through him bis power
descended through all time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-04
Westward Trayel.

Omaha, 2.-Through passengers on to-
days train to arrive in oan Francisco
September 9Th: Mrs. s. Q. Epperson,
Omaha. +. @. Kimbsrk, San Francisco:
N. Shakespeare and wife: Victoria, b:
c.; Miss v. B. Tozer, L. Tozer, wife and
three children, Sacramento; w: w.
Belvin, Danville, Va; q. Q. Williams,
San Francisco.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-04
all the Departments of their Mammoth Establshment


er all Summer Goods at Greatly Reduced Prices some
at Cost, and some Below Cost.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-04
The Catholics.

Evansville, Ind, 2.-The meeting of
the Catholic Central Verein here to-day
was a great success. The occasion was
the largest of the kind ever witnessed
here. Societies from Cincinnati, Louis
vile. Peoria, Chicago, Milwaukee and
other cities were present, twenty. one
States being represented. The crowd in
the city was very large, but well cared
for.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-04

sHILoH's CURE WILL imme-
iiately relieve Group, Whoop1ng
Cough and Bronchitis. Sold by z.
C. IL L Drug Store. Ga