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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-23

WAsHINCToS, Ark. Oct. 21.-News
has just been received from Pike county
that Churchill, the murderer of DeuIi+
Brooks, was killed by mob and not by
a brother of Brooks. Since the moo
burned the Polk boys and the 1Irrfrees-
boro Jail few weeks ago the prisone~s
have been kept in an old wooden build
ing. Churchill was captured and COZ
fined there. Las night q mob collected,
saturated the lower part of the building
with oil and fired it. Churchill appeared
at the grated window and p;teoUsly
begged the mob to shoot hita. but the
flames soon reduced the building and the
victim to ashes.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-23
Foraker Stumpiu@ New York.

JAMESTOWN. n. ", Oct. 21.-Judge j.
r. Foraker. governo--elect of Ohio,
spoke for over two hours in Aliens Ope-
ra House this evening to an audience
Cling every part of the auditorium and
stage. lie contrasted the causes which
led to the going out of power of the dem
ocrats twenty-five years ago and the re-
publicans a year ago, and asserted that
had there been a free ballot and honest
count in the south it would still be in
power. He defended the .'bloody shirt
policy. He said that this policy did not
operate TO revive the memories of the
war, but it was made necessary by oc-
currences since the conflict, and he con-
contrasted it with the Fitz Hugh Lee
campaign in Virginia.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-23
She Paid Extra.

Detroit Free Press.
A widow whose age might have been
forty. went into business on Grand Riv-
er avenue few weeks ago, and the first
move was to get a sign painted The
services of a sign PAINTER we're secured
and when he finished his work Ice put"n
his imprint" by placing his initials. Nv
A. II. down on the left hand csraer o.
the sign. When tho widow came to
criticise the work she enquired
What does w. \. H. stand for::'
why. Wanted. a Husband, - -
piled the painter.
"0H. ~es I Sc" @A- = +. .'F-
wds vety lnal5,Iliu. - z..-.. ..... -...- .-
a dollar extra
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-23
= JOKE ON FORREST.
How Aclor Adams Made a Readable
Romance.

Mr. Stuart Robson says that Edwin Booth
is chock full of amusing and interesting
"reminiscences of Edwin Forrest. One
time Booth went to call on Forrest, and
he found the old gentleman brooding
over a grievance he had against Edwin
Adams. Now, Forrest was quick to
appreciate wit and hnmOr when they
did not tread on his own corns, but he
saw no fun n a joke that some one else
played on him.
Il cannot understand it at all said
Forrest. Il have loved Adams like a
lies abut me"
Indeed. Mr.. Forrest" said Booth,
''you must be mistaken
No. replied Forrest. the very heav-
ems echo wjta libeis and si5sd rs he is
continually uttering. l will give you a
sample. He says | went down to Long
Branch last summer, and became deeply
enamcred of beautiful young lady of
%; that walking upon the sand of the
beach one day | proposed marriage to
her"
"Oh, pshaw! Preposterons" inter
upted Booth.
But he says So continued Forrest,
land he says that | said to the young
lady: Miss, this is great honor. The
greatest actor and the most gigantic in
telIect of the age offers you his hand
and heart Then. says Adams, the
young lady, blushnG and looking down
at the sand. said that she fully appreci-
ated the honor, but before replying she
would have to consult her mother. At
this. according to Adams, drew myself
upto my full height and exclaimed:
Your mother, child: your mother?
Your mother can go to--r"
Having'told this story in the most Wig
ornus and dramatic manner. oh Forrest
drew back a,.a regarded Booth with al
expression t.sat seemed to ask: There,
now. What do you think of that" Then,
after waiting a proper time for Booth to
comprehend the fullness of Adams Of
fence, Forrest said in his most impress
i've manner: Booth, | assure you III ost
solemnly Inever SAID any thing of the
kind"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-23
RNHT-URE!
Having Just Received
FROM THE
Eastern and W8ste.n GaTk,ts,

l am now prepared to offer the most
elegant assortment of Furniture,
Carpets, Mattings, Oiicloths, Rugs,
Window Shades, Crockery, Glass
ware, Lamps, Table Silverware,
Clocks, Picture Frames, Brackets,
Cornices and n fine line of Fancy
Baskets, etc. Ny stocs is now near
ly complete and I claim it to be the
best selected one Of the kind ever
brought here before. [ bought my
goods at the very Lowcet- market
price and I am wiling to give my
friends and Customers thc benefit ot
it. All / asi, Is Examination Of
Goods and Prices to be convinced
that I am determined Not to be Tn
der>old by Anyone.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-23
Admiaistr5 tors Notice.

Having been duly qualified as administra-
tor of the estate OF Charles j. BlOmbeFg de-
ceased, and hereby require all claims and de-
Elands against said estate TO be presented as
prescribed by law or this notice win be plead
ed in burand all debtors are warned to make
immediate settlement 70 the undersigned.
II 4 GUKTAFRON.
-sGinsDi=tr tor.
u b
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-23

CHARLOTTE, y. c.. October 2l.-Nel-
son Stewart and Anderson Davis. col
ored, who burglarized the residence of
S. G. Strickland, We're to-day sentenced
to be hanged in this city November ..
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-23
The Bisaop and the Chestnut.


\ Y Herald.
Two weeks ago Bishop ..N-E;err"v. Of
Albany. was here on visit. lie was
suffering at the time from rheumatism.
While going through one Of the public
parks he picked up horse chestnut and
asked friend who was a Californian
something about it. The friend SAID the
people in Californi1 believed that il al
person carried q horse chs ssau. :n h-
pocket it would cure him OF tsse rhv,I .-t,l-
tism The bishop stated that he he'd
rheumatism, and that while he was not
in the Ieast-suPerstitious he would ia .
one and give it trial. lie has since
written here that he has had no return
of his rheumatic troubles since h" took
the chestnut, and that he will continue
to carry it.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-23
i Ice ior fin2I DISCHARGE,

r,5E gutH- after date executor OF the cS-
tara oil Andrew GoTdan. late of Putnam cOun-
". GeaeGsej. J VIII present TO the county
Judge Ci Putnam county Fl0rid8, my final ac-
counts and vouchers. ana then ask for final
disclaEEe from The administration of said es-
tate
PaiatI3 Ilt.. june I0th. 1855.
AUGUST; NOSROE.
Execute a5 last viii and testament OF An
drew Gordon. deceased.
Calhoun 4 GTI..IS. ATS.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-23

The Bank of Astor is temporarily
closed The president and cashier are
taking an outing.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-23
ouacI1 Medicines for Indians.


Chicago News.
An old steal was recalled Saturday at
Washington by discovery in the indj-
an office. One of the new officials found
a large number of bottles containing
compound. and his curiosity beir& nat
urally excited he began an investigation
and learned that they were 4 rart of an
invoice Of 5000 bottles oc quac', n,r,li-
cine that was bought some years EGO by
Commissioner Smith for the use OF the
Indians. An analysis shows that the
''medicine" is nothing but sweet OIL an"
cloves.
The bottles hold about one ounce, and
did not really cost more than five cents
apiece. vet the records Of the office low
that Smith paid $1,000 for 5000 bottles.
The mediocre was examined by Surgeon
General Barnes and condemned as absc-
luteIy worthless, \ congressional in
vestigation was begun and developed
the most revolving and obscene details,
and the report was suppressed. The
matter was finally forgotten.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-23
Good Lands Chea1.

Letters OF adu1inj~trat ion upon the estate of
John {. GrpOm~. deceased. having been grunt-
ed to the undersigned by the county jude of
Putnam county. Florida. all persons holding
ciH inns the sail d.cclent are hereby noti-
tici to present The aUIn 20 fs'. - thin t'e
tim pi;.-crif,i ~ taw et tfa -u';la vii be
barred Al persons iJs..e ,.t 60 sad 3e~.a-.i
are required TO M Ike pEs Gucut I"
IA, Is H. GRODN-. Admin strator.
PaIatka, F.a., oct. 3Td, lSN3,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-23
E..JOHN WISE'S GRANDFATHf1 f1Es.
His letter Asking for the Hand OF
His Sweetheart.

Carp in Clevelaud Leader.
Speaking of the love affairs Of John
Wise's father calls my attention to let
ter saw the other day written by bis
grandfather, the father OF Henry y
Wise, asking the hand Of Miss cropper
John S. Wises paternal grandmother, IN
marriage. 1t is dated May, 1881, and /
quote it as a good example for the young
lover of the present. threads:
"Having conceived an affection for
your daughter (NIis5 Sally beg leave to
solicit your permission to make nay adj
dress to her, and at the same til Q let me
express the hope that should ] be 50 for
tunate as to succeed in gaining her a:fec-
tions, my first wishes may not be frUs-
trated by yorr disappointment. ! nave
thought proper to make this application
to yon on the subject in this manner,
rather than in person, because my char
acter IF I have acquired any. NV con
dition and my situation in life are not
altogether unknown u you, and # OBJ
iections are to be made thy can he
more freely communicated in this than
in anv other way. / have heretofore
proceeded no further with the lady than
to merely obtain her perm -s*iou 90 make
this application. and. sir, now pledge
ven the honor of a zentlemaa that ="
case you bave ocjecJitsi, q, -a ...e.
able nature to the proposed union, what
ever may be the cha2~in, regset and
modification which I may feel on the
occasion, l will not disturb the quiet OF
a parent extremely solcitions. no doaht
for the happiness of a beloved darGhte''.
by persisting any further with her"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-23
SHERMAN CDEANT,
~ TtfiAET FORD


3 WHITE.
'cpt 18th. f~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08

30 900, 600 feet OF lumber. Already slb,-
| 900 worth Of Pacific coast lumber has
been bought and shipped 70 those points
The purchases consist Of Oregon nr, 70 DC
used for cars, bridges and railway build
lngs. The Denver agent OF the company
ia also az Portland for the purpose Of
making arrangements 10 ship lumber
from that point 10 Denver, TO compete
with Michigan pine. A sample carload
has been shipped, and the Union Pacific
promises to make rates by which oregon
lumber can be laid down IN Denver 50 az
10 compete with the Eastern article. The
Union Pacific also intends 10 enter Into
competition with the Central Pacific ior
the Salt Lake lumber trade. Chicago
lumber dealers are doing very well, prices
ruling unchanged.
Coal ~ selling fairly at current prices.
The production Is ample, aud about 2s,-
0OO, 900 tons OF anthracite coal have been
mined In Pennsylyania this year, being an
Increase ui 800, 900 tons over the same
prriod last year. At the beginning Of The
wear the coal companies decided 20 turn
out 30, 1000, 900, but the ycar's output win
not exceed 29,000,000 tons.
DRY GOODS.
CHICAGO, III, Dec. Trade has
picked up little In staple dry goods
within week, and sales have run ahead
of Thanksgiving week, az nothing has oc-
CURED to Interfere with business. Had
tho weather been more cold the move
mcnt would undoubtedly have been brisk
or In woolcns, blankets, Hannels, under
clothing and various other lines of wlntcr
goods, but, az II was, the call for these
goods Improved 70 such an extent ~ To-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
store Mnrchonse Ilnrncn.

CuCAGo, lila, Dee. 7.--Shortly after
midnight q fire was discovered IN Cribbcn
& Sections stove warehouse filled with
stoves, Before the engines could get to
work the building was mass OF flames
from top To bottom. The iron shutters
at all the windows caused the
ilremon great trouble In getting at
the blaze. The IRE soon ate
its way through the roof and floor. After
the floor sunk under the great weight OF
iron stock walls soon feel one after an
other IN quick succession, forcing the
trcmon back for protection. The west
wall fell over into the oil warehouse, a
long two-story brick building In which
were two or three thousand barrels Of
lard oil The strenuous efforts of the
llrGmen kept the flames down and only
slight damage was done Tho stone
warehouse was tiye.stOry brick build.
Ing, having frontage on Eric street OF
100 feet, and running back 100 feet.
When tire rear wall fell into the alley
two lircmcn were Injured, one suffering Il
fracture of the leg. The total loss Is
S2o2, 900; Insurance sl82 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
Telephone Capitalists.

There are n number OF men In New
Haven, says New York Tally, who for
the past four or i've years have felt very
much like asking somebody 20 kick them
These are men who had great fortune at
hand and turned their back ON II because
thoy did not know It. GOV. Jewell, two
or three years before his death, became
enthusiastic over the telephone. lie
caught the fever In Boston, where the
telephone tlrst asserted Itself and brought
II to Connecticut. He desired to form a
lornl company that would coutrol the statoi
but he went begging. Nobody knew any
thing apout the telephone. Nobody had
any faith In It, AZ last Gov, Jewell found
three men who were willing TO 20 in with
hlm One wus a young lawyer, Morris L
Tyler somewhat prominent last year as
one Of the leading New Haven Mugwumps
who had been the executive secretary
of Gov Bigcow. Another was a ahrcwd
business man named II l.. frost, and
there was third. jewell died Just as he
was beginning 10 see the splendid return
his company was getting, but Under Tyler
aud Frost this little company has doycl.
oned into ths Southern New England Tol.
cphonc company, which controls two.
thirds Of the business IN New England
out Of Boston, the Washington aud Baltl.
more companies and some others u was
Jewoll's Idea, and has been that of those
who survived him, that ultimately the en-.
tire telephone system OF the United States
would be consolidated under one manage
ment, like tho Western Union Telegraph
company, Splendid fortunes have becp
the result Of Tylcrs and Frost's early
faith, II being rnputeG that they have
easily cleared million apiece, besides
realizing very handsome dividends con-
stantly. OF course, such tales as this set
capitalists Wild, especially as II IL be-
llcyed everywhere that tclcphonihg Is yet
In It's infancy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
HONEY GROVE.
Cotton sun Coming In--hlmoat Serious
Accident Personals.

C0rcspoudcnco Of the Gazette.
IIosEv GUovE, TEX. Dec, G.--trado Contin
ucs tip top, Cotton comes In day after day, as
" the amply would last forever.
Material ls fast bClug laid on the ground for
tho large now stone building on tho west eide
VI the square, " thc weather continues favor
nhlU, Christmas viii Bce all the atone ON the
ground waiting for more stone mhsOna Honey
Grove needs moro innsons TO Keep Improve
mcnis booming
oar Texas Express agent had very narrow
cacHpO from what might have boon serious
accident 20 day In att mpllug to board q
moving train he frll. aud but Tor the prompt
action aud presence Of mind Of Mr. William
Leroy we would have needed another agent NJ
this place.
Friday evening the gin house OF u Mr.. Chns
Tine, ala miles east OF hero, burned, also about
twenty bHlcB ui cotton.
We are 10 KAYE new grocery 1rm in town :
two gentlemen from Mississippi VIII OpCu In
the stand nov occupied 10y lihlllugcr 81 Henson,
Dr. jos. Mayer, G., 4, DAILY aud I'd stephens
of this place are off Ia Houston To attend u
meeting Of Aia9OhiC order.
We regret to learn TINT our follow tOWnsmau
Geo Il. stanncd viii leave the ut Of January
for New urrune, where he intends moving his
family nt once.
Tue usual tall mania ut THIS point for raining
has set In, ana some very costly aud useful
Nrticlup have been captured by fortunate ones,
10 W. amusing to Witness the varied CNprcssona
worn by those Interested as the rcturCe calls
out the numbers,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
cot Looso From tho woslorn lInion,

fhilApELpinA, Pa, Dec. z. The Amor
lcan District Telegraph company Of Phil
aurlphla, which has Tor many years col
,ee'ed and delivered kilograms from IN,
Mestorn Union company, cut loose from
tnat company ~ midnight last night and
transferred all lts business 10 the Rail-
more 81, ohio Telegraph company
me reason given by tho American Dis
ttlol Telegraph company for The change
y mat under us contract with Tho West.
urn mon company, which recently az.
pllea, the compensation 10 the District
company was insufficient. and the Dalti'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08

Piiu.ADrip,, .s''pAsa,t
OF ,,l, the Baltimore i ,S,. " q
n poollII91aelphia, luycissllDsss As 4. &
connection % PIC. with i alS0IasIh \
TeaeirIn., maudaiasaI,s s "
nisa i'i telep II,9 s.lcl,sous s "
terms terms a. a. apply % ,tiII s Ss'..,
gGrnPI,,.S company. I'6s@ nm
decided 70 appeal ih q ~ " a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
AT Tlsr

Ss,,sr 4 OH, o,hIcTelerr.ss
ooe,o o. the or'sIsss, z ~
Sas bs started over siT si,. ..sls'
erlns al paris q of' Isllla.le &
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
WANT COI0I
pEngoNl

PElIsosAt
)tJI t,,,,AL Lndic,l esi,,..
~ develop the form ,la ''ls
no puapk atud, physir,s'sa (
particulars aud proofs msl,l -
..5, hnlr Ml00 I.
Ions ktE, 1914 Nass,
illes Tor sale n aDy
'NilE Peoples i1toliIs.s.:
once, up siglra over ~. IS
itallfoeda, hotels fnraw. 49,
,r9ctore ana private famii's1 . = y
fpllhblc hclp, both male s,l
detwe PROMPTLY atlendcdtc, f,..s.
~ w Gnynn, Pronrialaf 'ss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
ROOMS FOg mn.


EOK RENT-lla Handsomely tgnaI
II for RcnllOmeni dellghiiNktfs
az Mrn. YnnkoO's residence. N "
street.
JOit REM URNlsnEDgoQEs
II largo one on first iioot so ~
ON beoond 000r Apply AZ, onal
and Grove streets, W, Norfli
LNOR RENT Pleasant rOaa % IN
II ny, convenient 10 ilrsl'olAst
Third street
ELEGANT ROOMS f0R hkNi
IL L.lting'a drug st0ro,fortarlsa
apply 60 Fred l.. King.
LNuRNlsHED Rooms, ceain
II ront. by Mrs, NJ. I, GIlh, ~
ncr Second aud Florence,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08

IA =
noss 4 ltOss, ATTORNEYS 4 ~
III OF the fort Worm , W. M
nDatract." special altepllep Nv, N
litigation pertaining q ishu s,,s ',l
on county lands and lnAlilss n si n. Y
In LLOYD block, over Zane ue1Ni~
insurance office, 4
XAToOD, FISHER \ a lrls.' (
w Law, Ban Marcos, Issas \:
nAVib, BGALL q k0y NY, 4
ID Oouhselors NJ Law, wv
ilonal bank, Main street, ~,
AK. w. W. RouTn, h g,,.s.'
- and resldGnce IhlIp shae1 Y
opposite tho opera house. ,' y@ i
n. M. 1880 10 I Z, MI s'"Y-'
Telephone, No. 200, -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
THE FIRE RECORD.


HpOVlR % IhO UnhcLIr.
SwrErwArER, Tx, Dec. THE
bridge across Swoctwater creek burned
last night, causing the east-hound pns-
songer train to he delayed three hours at
this place this morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
wANrEn-nr,l.,..,

WANTED 10 boy ~. Z
.I abundant water, gooi w I
~ DOllOm prlcej Dr NH M XIV NV
near Fort Worth or Inyes ~ X.
,onslblc ranchman ALREADY Slnll. !.
tloa applying WIN state iuIl bs,s.' 7
i9nt numgcrof acres, lnniosss,T' ~. ~
william lloyt, For, wona III
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
rnn nENT...nMELIInI

IIOR RENT OR FOR sALE-iu'
H. Of four rooms; one u lif q
hOuRcs In thu city; contested n
good barn and out buildings, \ II
Son. Real Estate, Office No, ~ ssii|
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
wANTTp--atIscr,,,,,s.:
WANTED

WANTlsD.-A plano oIsw,
w good vocalist Apply q NJ.
Harold, Tex. Xxx ~s'ql
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08

WANTED-Day boarder., 4. ,la
wv street. One Furnished ,es " !, +
Mrs. j, u. Fakes. IT =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08

A Ia MINDS OF picture inms,s y !.
N also best plncs In town ~, y!
togrnph and gems taken. LAWS 4
Hug IIuugtOu street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08

VIVIAN & fsYLANp, genera Y !.
V lection agents for we =
roxns. TnscoeB. Tex,
A itrESiAH BA1I h0usI,- ~
~ water, eighty gallons pr III III
rninwntcr- white nulphnrl iah. ~.
tho bost bathing wafer " We w Y, /.
used az nj Hot SprlngAl dflnA W Y.
ing. single tickets, 70 cenisi ~. ",
stnploy 8 Markle prepfle'g''' ny
public square. ....'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
mIsCELLANEols

STOLEN From The undergo.
- given sept. 2, 1875. by lrAok. x
Maddox Tor 5000, due Jan I Y
ARE warned against pufcha.lpf Y
q, NndfiOX.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
nUsINEss cn.Sel q

EOli SALE 100 head hIgA.a,,,
bulls lioaz 4 Hatcher NJ
IfOR LEASE 1880 acIe ps,liies
plenty or water Clay eoaab' al
Bonl ~ Hatcher
IGOR SAL E-Or Trade tle5asI
A ware. stoves and anWAre, mi
Address l0ckuit& higgins, MI
agents, Morgan. Tex.
" ETERAN CEl.rlFl6AfFsira.
V art 81 llnhicht, huslin Tet
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-10
REAL ESTATE.

CHARLES E. PoMERoY, REAL ESTATE
v and Loan Agent, Money to Loan on
Real Estate, in sums to suit Houses
to Rent. Rents Collected. Houses
and Lots For Sale. Careful attention
given to Drawing up Deeds, Mortgages, Wills,
Agreements, Contracts, Powers of Attorney,
Partnership Agreements, etc., etc. Titles
examined Territorial Scrip bought and
Sold, Notary Public. Office under Mo
Corniek's Bank. fl
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-10
PERSONAL.

JAMES ROBBINS is in town from the
south.
w. w. CUFF was in town yesterday,
from Coalville.
L.W. SHuRrLIFF, of Ogden, was in
the city yesterday.
EVAN STEPHENS, the warbler, has re-
turned from the north.
GEORGE w. THATCHER came down
from Logan yesterday. at
HUGH ANDERSON, the Insurance. man,
left for Butte yesterday.
SIDNEY STEVENS, the Ogden mer-
chant. was around town yesterday.
GEORGE E. ANDERSON. the travelling
photographer, leaves for the south to.
day.
w. NJ. CowLEY, an old-time HERALr
employee, was up from the south yes
terday.,
JOHN Book was rushing about wildly
with ten Premium numbers in his
hand last night.
BEN RITTER, the Loganite, was drawn
to the capital yesterday. Patience
was the magnet.
D. H. PERRY, JR.. ran down to the
Distribution and Patience" yesterday
He carried all his numbers back again
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-10

tou. the famed summer resort OF Colo
rade, and is not only beautifully told,
but is charmingly illustrated by pictures
that are superior in design and execution
to many that are found in high-priced
collections. The only suggestion OF ad-
vertising is brief chapter at the close,
informing the public how Manitou may
be reached. the route as matter OF
course, being that covered by the Den
yer & Rio Grande system and its con-
nections.
If this rivalry of the roads which is
manifesting itself so strikingly in the
higher walks of literature and art shall
continue, we will soon have to go to
the railway advertising departments
for our best examples of modern art
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-10

An INTERESTED party" noting the
fact related in our kilograms that two
Mormons in Arizona have pleaded
guilty to unlawful cohabitation and
been sentenced to three months i'm.
prisonment, asks THE HERALD if, when
these elders shall have served their
terms in the ,penitentiary and been re-
leased, they will be liable to re-arrest
That depends entirely upon whether
they make themselves liable to arres;
again. If they continue to live. with
more than one woman in the marriage
relation, a new offense will be COM
mitted. and another prosecution can be
instituted.