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Decorah-posten., 1886-12-15
fSpSiunl, Norman So, Mtinn.
Rpubr. 23oe 1886.
!Nr. Heoaftpr!
'Kluuecr"

lr. HebuftBr,
Ser oppe moo Npro bar pi Den ienere
Sib unberhplot ps meb at lGie Npiierue
ON "iuGre Sneltprme", "Slpfaoeo Grains"
.. /. b. Der ncoe / Spo, mebels pi bar bait
9Dloert Soliftn % Spmmerueir. men igaar
nat bapoc Sintercn loDbt lit prGgti9e SGppe
pper ErHrien en- ri9ti9 Comforter" paa
pnttrent 6 Spmrtcr.
5osllm y. 3. er blot ) Mile fra "ySbite
Garth Helerpatipnen", % enbel al Snoias
nerne i~lafter beromfrin9 meb fine 5elte,
meoeus De / Civilization mere fremIfreone
refer til Spen neo fore SpebelGs, lom DC
ielp bape aolet p9 Ior at pGre jGpn9cbe
meo Den cipiliicreoe Seroeu, oritfer De Jig
caiau 9opt irlo, iom Suenlten flyer.
s SpIt or Der bp99et en- Sernbane sicnnem
bette Settlement, nemlis fra Nortbern Yaci
ic til Geb Cafe Sails, % Sper lprin9er pp
lan9s Saren, iaa Oct er moripmt at le.
5ipin Salep, iom Ipr blot bappe ell Ypit
Office % en- NtDlle, er MI Yriien paa gplpts
ter pp til $1,000.
80 baabeiulbe gn9lin9e 6rant Il
| Sueuoien bapoe Der etableret en- "Spft &
baro Gioer" SorretninA loen 9iceuce, men
SberiIf &. u. See bragte DEM til Noa, buor
DC maatte bpoe meo 800 % Smfoitnin9er.
s Tabobpen Norman orepes en- l~isnenoe
5srretuin9 al en- 5plfer, iom "iffe bar rGo
ytosen", men Sr. See bra9te pSiaa ham for
Suhicens Nniist, % oct git NOT famine Sei
meo ham. 9e fr9ffe 5prer bar at lore, at
pgiaa / Sciten er Der 0pri9beo.
Yolitifen bar her ipare beo, p9 De oemu
%fratilfe Gmbeosi9sere traoeoe siennem
Gountiet paa 8rpos os paa 5uGrs, men De
it hun iliote Saaler iom 9sn.
Slanot mine aollegaer ("3eaders) er en-
bel Gel ira Secorab Suititute; blanot Dem
fan n9pnes Sbomas Gong o9 Saniteen
@arner, ipm er mine Naboer. 9e er besse
anieeoe ior at pGre meset opstige 4Grere.
Yeter 9pnne bar ct Sotosraiz @aueri peo
Sosium y. .. % oriuer i~torartet 5orretnins.
Ga MI, ipr life at tratte ben ippniae 9G
Ter l9naer, oil iea lutte meo at snite "Yp'
item" os pens 9aiere 5remsan9 % 2ptfe.
s. 9odrem.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-15
st %eienopmmeligt Subileum.

s ben Spplp9iite Sape / 8erlin lei
repe nplig Ell Miaio PED g}aun Teens lit
25 aarise SubilGnm ipm 9Dpepp=
pas1er. Meb Stpltbeb pmtaler ban Ell
&Gtfe ipritcli9e Eerlpnli9beber, Der
iblaubt nGIten alle frpnebe Sppeoer |
europa, ipr bpem ban bar prelelteret
fine 9pper; ban fjenoer ale tplfe og
iremmeoe 3puloger, 9ireftprer al 5%ooloz
9ilfe Saper, iamt Ell WGngoe 0p~ma=
lere os SIlleobug9ere, bpem ban ban as
~lilteret, for at De fllnoe faa bans 9eper
at ie fra ben %iurbela9ti9ite Sioe. San
bar feet Qpper % Si9re blipe foote |
buiinpis / i'm 5io, ban bar leet npgle
blipe ppammeoe al Sunoe ps andre
blipe iortereoe al lin e9en Wpoer.
Eeens bar oglaa erbperpet Jig ltor &uz
time / at belbrebe 9Duernes Spgoumme,
han i%pritaar at tpbe beres Winelpil,
fienber npie beres Iarer % fan i%prtolfe
oeres Yrpl. Zen spolp9ilte Sapes 0iz
reftpr bar anerfienot bans 5Ortjenelter
% operratt bam en- @ape paa 500 Wtarf
/ Inlebnins al bans SubilGum. vi
9erionalet muotos ban ell ubrfjGoe
meo 9ppebopeb ps 2eueflpr al @ulo.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-15
bod Sen, Slmiteao 60. ytinu.

vi iii @interen. iaa bet iorilps. 3 Sob Sne
paa 3 Gage, men iaa TOM Oct 5speir meo
Resn, ps bet par Der Manse, iom lite soot,
tbi BET bar p9ret imaat oermeo / CONNER.
Sarmerne flaser oper oaarlise 5ioer, oa
Yriierne 10 er meset laue.
Spao bet 8irfelise ansaar, iaa er Der aiu
% Strio menem YrGit % Wenisbeo; life
bar les bet MinoIte at uoi9tte paa Yr9iteu,
% ri, Der itaar paa bans SIDE, pilbe meset
pnIfe, at bet lite iom til nosen Splittelie.
&.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-15

Sitter Yesrauelien al en- aibplot
SfueipiIer, Der iOm iaa mango andre
ltore 4anper alpris bauoe befpmret Jig
ON ben rene joroiite 9pb, Yunftlisbeo,
bem9rfeoe 8ireftsren rsrt til Resisz
irren: "yu er Dor fi9re 3. gimme
len." "Gnbnu iffe." par Resisisrens
Spar. ban tOmmer sanife piit psiaa
forient oer."
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-15
Gn Sellers iiofe ciebliffe.

Gn Sellers iiofe Ciebliffe. 90
&eiier Marimilian al MeritO % Gene
raj Wiramun blepe isrte iii Sfafottet,
bem9rfeoe ben 5crlte, at SOlen ltinneoe
laa berlist, % 9asen laa no, lum ON
ben sanife iarlis bar uoualst ipr oenne
2eilisbeb. Yluoielis bsrte ban Ell
8lotfes 5uner ps ipurste Mtirampn
"gr bet 0sostloffen? Seq er life
i Stano til at iise 9eres Wajeitat bet" "
lpareoe benne, "ba bet er isrite Gang,
man isrer mig til Sfaipttet." Sci.
ieren imileoe.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-15
San Norgc 90 Spcrigc bore
trp90c for Wueicny
"Noresleblaoet

Get er eli iarlis Stilin9 Tor ct Soft
at haze cit mGstig, erObrin9slpiten
Nabo; bet fam aloris uioe, builten Tag
ban oil loitr9tte 6aanbeu for at op
Huge bet.
Oct bar u4ret ia9t, at Ruslano life
tan bllue iarli9t for Serge % Speri9e,
fOroi england alorig oil tilaoe bet at
fate Jig ouer Dem. 90 on eno life ale
bar llaaet Jig til no meo oenne Srsii,
laa bar bog Bet norite 90 bet %luenite
5plt / Bet iture taget leuet en- trps BE
.pioitbeo ON, at aris ira ben aaut life
uil true DEM. Gngentli9 bar MGnsben
al benz moi life tRnft pan &rig, iproi ri
MI / pper 20 9lar bar pRret ipareoe for
ben. Wten oenne lnn9e 5reo bgr life
laoe ps glemme, at Sen Gag fan tomme,
ba &rlgen er ouer o5. vi ntaa opgiue
9anten ON Gnglunos 6Oripar. Gn9
larO bar uGret mG9ti9t, % CT set pei
eubnu, men Der er 5ioer, ba Oct bar not
meo Jig ielp. 8i bar o9iaa ieet mere
END ct @rempel paa, at bet life altio
itaar rebe til at reiie Jig MOB 5aren,
lelp ON bets e9ne Snteresicr frnpcr Oct.
5raftater bpr iutet Soft itole pna; bet
bliper fun Gapir, lom riues ouer, llaar
G9eninteresien bpoer bet.
Gn9lano meo fine mG9tise Resiurcer
er for 5ioen iueffet ueo inore Striois
beoer % peo tine Miniitres 6oriemmelz
ier. @laoltone bar puslet meo 2oupara
srafer % slemt Of urge et afigsltprz
fen. San bar bolot Sunbreoer al IA
fer, meu life fpritaaet at banble. Wten
Taler os 2ouparasrafer rcipetteres life
al 8usien.
Nu ltaar BET meb al lin &igoom %
Mtagt nrlten afmGgti9t ~li9eoperfur 8usz
LAMB pg oil life funne blnbre bet ira at
9aa Irem mpb lit Wtaal. 6ranfri9e
bperfen fan eller pil ltanble Huslano
paa bets GrObriugsto9 mob TDrfiet, pg
Gpitlano uil neppe iprip9e oerpaa, fpr
oct maalte CT ipr lent. Ziterrige alene
ma9ter BET life.
Guslano / Seiiobelie al gprfiet uiloe
bore III itaoig Srubiel Tpr bele europa.
Get funpe bpnoe, at Oct ba Stpfte ior
Stpffe la9be Staterne unber Jig.
Ger er ingen Evil ON, at StatsmGn
pene nj Ter 5aren, men ilt9en al Dem
ppuer at aibrpoe 6reben al Srp9t for at
intte europa / Srano. &unoe Sta
terre blipe eni9e, pilbe BET pare oeres
aae5 Snteresie iGues at mobiGtte Jig
ben r~llsiiife Solos.
5pr bet iprite er bet Huslano ON at
ejore al faa lat / &onltantinopel. 6upr
Oct berneit pil ueuoe Jig ben, peb in9en.
Meu iiffert er set, at Ntor9e % Sue
rige life fan pRre trp9ge for bet. 9tOrge
bar Sunpreber al ppperli9e Saune pao
i'm tire Sunoreoe Wtil la1ge aDIt.
Sort 2plf bgr pGre aarpaa9ent %
life labe Jig poerraife; BET bpr itole paa
@uo % paa Jig ielu,
Sets inore Stribi9beoer iuGffer bets
Strait. ct Soft, iom er ueni9t, fan
life mpcItaa en- lterf Sienoe. Mere elb
ct Splt er 9aaet tilgrunoe peo lnore
5%uiiti9beoer,
9ette bpr alorig glemmes; beler
life, at intet 8ise bar 8reu paa en- euig
5reo.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-15
0pao ltpiocnbeo fofcr.

upioenbeb ON ben ajenossierning, al
fpfiif os aanoelis Spasbeb, Wtangel pao
5orDpielie, urent Sloo % Smerter |
Sopeoet fan aipenbes peo Or. Sarters
"Sron Comic, foiter WiQioner al Dol
lars ON 4aret for uiifre os u%paalioelise
Sefofter. (2)
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-15

Man funbe itriue Bgser ON be gun
itiae llbtalelier, iom inoienbes ansaaz
enoe Or. gusuit asniss Samburserz
Samilie Weoiciner.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-15

Sitter 2Gsninscn al en- Hoperbi.
ifurie. 5ru WUnien: "gtaa, ies itulbe
ristis baue emit til at ie ben, lom flnbe
lpbe bort nleo mig, 5ar!." "Sa", be-
marfeoe Sr. Wpnien sanife aluorlis os
opristis, "bam ituloeje s osiaa baue emit
iii at ie."
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-15
Q. m. GODDARD
s. q .
Sl Sulepreient
~anb.fales ct
GrSeles imuft 9itbosraI, trgft !
tDne Golorer % Sub,
irtmitiusnSe
Nerrcus Bon
ca be
II 0uos Suo.
Stsrrsfs 1Txa4 1omm,r,

@eesuiaatnos SeifripeIie al Siusoet s en- us'
alsIis al paitor I. gamuer:@seen:
giGeest Ct "a 1ommu lauat oe IS lommsr brso. NTH
jDio Rant. en- Cual I WiSttn iinbss 6errens esr
"a omtrins osnus be ii 5ub. ALE silsesrns Tan III,
t0onss, set uiIes tag, iormtaet Rum. men Tor at cir
'riersu en- tiesn Sos pm uoisrslisn. itnl uapnss Hoai
Eu,ettbessr. Crbtt "Sorssu" bsitaar al eositausr. io'
re eaunsee al Sorstns 5rsmbringslisr. Srost ~erso"t
,annet al Poaitopsr. iom Stftao al sorrbaaue; ~iorsurie
Rroer man Krone. Rors. eir's. Simlsu oe e, ima't yart
tab a%i6ilb,t. b0ilts iUarsr til be iOritl,aias esnnu
Sao.rpcr. Ssnuen5 Sre IT iGrtist ~iremboUei Ose imui
oymsss eositaUer / ~icritisais, SarDtr. aft IL oronet pa
n iareslss iil,utsuos R1aos. Ie ii CUBS Sub or trp'
.nee mere oImiuesliss gostaDer. men iaa Ct iii Gi,u
;lale Sauitraiiousrnt her rigTs % i~Dloia,r,. Com Or
u,gltr 'au uGDnes; cUu bet lhs euS n irtmttGsi /.
1eeuirqstcre i~ilb.otuss rrs Sieues5;a,Ou "a onrin
,enos line sisussaltSrs. SUr BET isni, Sub nrs,
siacsd al Rain % a5'i; zen dsns liss,r i~sisllasa
;Oran 1T alter. zen isritt f9aiu iya 1T sltsr mse Rrs
irl,us lSir9' / III gnfsi. Ger be: iis,is eno { Q
Selus ltaotubs ioran z pustiuosn. iom par srt5sn :
5or; bun 'n9lsr ioran 5r,lisrsn l~pttsnos ~aus0sii1i IL
bans Srs: "Sas Dor, os ipHo re mere" SaaIse,s a.
lie eustu, i~ori.,uisi iuuiiru,t. alt TT inEtt % TN
Isisrt mso rig, oe b.leie, 5arper. % let pete sisr I,
4rssles soS, 9nstrpt. iiar uaar siutoet T ~insia,,,, 8
RGmme. 9aisr,u oil ioriiaa, Of man i't Der bgSt'
aoss, al eisi, FmpIt silsser, iom bog ois b,talts ssu
men Der HnSer man uOs.,. ION ior,uu 5aaSs en- b,Isis
neisrIis os en- ~tiltalsuss 6rsmitiuiHs. priisn u bin,s
fun 20 Gents % ION SuIs2r.isut Dil bet paTc u,sc
pasituse-
bet nil prpss zen Hnttt Storitus, par, fs 90 suo
paa sans. % Oeb I'm prisbiaisbts fan bet osiaa FAB.
Bel iii BEN miusrs ssmisl.sts 5p,ts. Snssn burs'
par, bet forus,n."-(-us,blas for Rirs,n o. Situimst. ,
q
y. 8.-1,rtsu Ct irptt | bet uorif'oanfs sprcs!
Sinsest isnsts. ~iOrfuarlis ~iuepa,sst. iii bpii:sHisn'
b,Ifi asrssis | Ts Sornsos Sta.u. CANADA. Hsrss
Spuiss % Dannars for
60 CENTS.
eshiuinsu ~insisnsts I'll
.. 0nnWeteu,
'GtmstsV shsn.- 9sssss1, SeOs.
= q q
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-15
&. u. @oooaros ADVERTISEMENT.
@aa til
q GODDARD
4nrrr fnr 5rutaha9rme!

2OnlnletprflGber AT ale Slags, SOiletsSets,
japaaeiiife Garer, 6anOifer WtanIfietter, arauer
oiu. Oct beolte llOpalg gpen Dg biQigt.
2DmnletprflGOer ful CIT Sent. SOlllnletp.=
fleber meD iarpebe aanter finn 5 6ents. De
beDite til ben Iris, iDn npeenlinDe bar D0ret
lolgt gper.
"Ta1cp" yDmmetprtlGber for 10 6ents. SGl=
ges paa alle allore SteDcr for ira 10 til 20 Gts.
Yeue hemstitched half linen fancy border
fl1 10 6e1ts. 6elinleb TonlnletprflGber finn
Is Geuts, to fDr % 6erts. Meget pel1e, BEL
lillleD farpeDe % brDDereDe IDnlr1etprflGDer
iGlges alDrig fDr mirDre. END % 6eats; ri iGl
ger bent for 20 Ge1ts, tire for 80 Ge1ts. Gt
gara1terer, at Disle Garer farl fife iGlges til
ianme Eris paa nugget alOet SteD Iecorab.
Sub Stprrelie pGpet iDm grpfaDe, Silte=yDnl=
rletprflGDer, fun % Gents. SGlges Operalt
for 80 Gents. Tpr 80 6elts pil ri iGlgc silk
brokaded 9ommetprtlGpcr, iOm life tat iel=
ges paa ltoget allDet SteD IecDrab for miIore
enD % 6ents; Dg iaalebes OpOper til DC aller=
.bebite, alt meget ultoer De almilDeltge Yriler.
81 bar ct pent llbpalg al "Wtlflers" og uil
iGlge oem billtgt.
Sele pore so Gents "Ntufller5".
81 reiite til Chicago forrige ll9e uetop Den
Oel1iigt at fjpbe Garer for 6ellIgDagene. Isl
falOt itore Splag Der, men Der oar fua ajDbere,
laa ri fit bisie Garer lGiten til Dor egen Yrts.
6pis s pl tommle IND til Os, ifal s faa SOrOe=
len al Delle OalDel.
%1GrOiggjorte &leoer % Gables Gloats iGlges
%billigere e1D nogeniinoe.
Q. m. GODDARD
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-09-17
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
Hearing OF Arguments on Dcmur-
rerG-CItIzens Adj Omitted.

The Third District Court opened as
usual at 10 o'clock this morning and
the following cases were taken up in
order:
In the case of Fredk. Crowton vs.. John
r. Lynch, the motion for new trial was
allowed.
In the case OF Morris Dusseldorf ct al.
vs.. the Ontario Sample Mining Company,
a demurrer to the complaint was argued
by NJ. Kirkpatrick for the defendant and
Il. T. Sprague for the plaintiff, and sub
mitted.
In the case OF the Fremont National
Bank VS.. George Beck, the motion Of de-
PENDANT to discharge the attachment was
argued by S. II. Lewis for defendant, and
by Frank Hoffman and w. j. Snyder for
plaintiff. Affidavit for attachment
amended. Plaintiff allowed to amend
complaint. Motion submitted.
In the case OF the People, etc. VS., Mrs.
L. Madsen, the motion to dismiss was
argued by G. o. Whittemore for the
defendant, and F. S. Richards for the
people. Submitted. Motion overruled.
In the case OF the People, etc, vs.. NJ.
Mclaughlin, the motion to dismiss was
argued by B. Ferguson for the defendant,
and by Richards and Movie for the people.
Submitted.
In the case OF the People, etc, vs..
Heber West, the motion to dismiss the
case was made and argued. Submitted.
John G. Wise and Frederick G. Alrop
were admitted to citizenship.
In the case of Kate Murtha vs.. L. +.
Theriot ct al, demurrer to the jursdic-
ton of the Justices court was argued by
Hall and Marshall for the complainant,
and Hoffman and Snyder for the defend
ant, and submitted. The court allowed
the demurrer, and dismissed the suit.
In the case OF Thomas Rosever VS.. Mary
Jane Rosever, the demurrer to the COM
plant was submitted by w. l.. Snyder
for plaintiff.
In the case OF Edward d. Egan VS..
James y. Clasby, the demurrer to the
complaint was argued by j. B. Rosbor.
ough for the plaintiff and w. G. Hal
for the defendant. Submitted.
The Grand Jury came into court and
asked for an attachment for j. s Reader
and Mrs. j. S. Reader in default. Writs
allowed.
Court then adjourned until 10 a, m
tomorrow morning.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-09-17

barkeeper before bedtime, and the por-
ter while showing Jim up to his room.
At the breakfast table he got it again,
and man in the bus on the way to the
station told it between jolts. The ticket
agent fred Mr.. Hooligan and Mrs. Mul.
cahey at poor Jim through his
window, and the baggageman began
something about the Mrs. Null
cahey April fool while he was
checking the sample trunks and figuring
up 81 80 extra. On the train the con-
ductor sat down beside Jim on purpose
to tell him about Mr. Hooligan and Mrs.
Mulcahey, the train boy followed suit,
and man who came in at the first stop
took seat behind Jim, made remark
about the weather, and then began about
Mr.. Hooligan and Mrs. Mulcahey.
'To make long story short, my boys,
this is the way it went for a week. No
matter where Jim went that story was
dinging in his ears. Every one OF his
customers had it, the landlords and
clerks Of all the hotels, the barkeepers,
everybody-and nobody would let the
unfortunate man off short OF the whole
yarn. Along toward the end OF the week
poor Jim began to waver mentally.
Two or three times he fled from
stores and hotel offices at the first
mention of the words Hooligan or
Mulcahey, and on the Saturday
night after the Monday morn
ing on which he left Chicago a
sound and happy man, with bright pros
poets in life and lovely wife at home,
he wandered till daylight on the prairies,
and when found was as you see him now,
clenching his hands and making his lips
and tongue go like those OF chained but
impatient bulldog. 1t is 'Hooligan' and
'Mulcahey' that he is muttering, and if
you were to 90 and whisper one of these
words in his ear he would go into mani
acal paroxym.
Poor Jim Sturgiss, the story-teller
The doctors say he will never recover,
and that in all probability three months
hence will see him removed from the
cruel world and taken to that glorious
cline where the chestnut bell never
rings. "-Chicdgo Herald.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-09-17
The Latest and Greatest Discovery.

DIR. j. DE PRATI'S HAMBURG FIGS
"A crystalized fruit cathartic. A dis
covery OF the greatest interest to the
Medical Profession. A boon to every
household. A most delicious laxative or
purgative, prepared from fruits,and vegeta-
bles. So perfectly harmless that they may
be administered with entire safety to an
infant So efficacious to adults that sin
gle dose will prove their value, and so
elegant a preparation that it needs only to
be presented to the public to become a
necessity in every household throughout
the land, For liver complaints, habitual
constipation, indigestion, dyspepsia and
piles, they are specific. To travellers by
sea and land they will be found invalu-
able; they are positively unfailing in
their action, and this is the only medi-
cine ever offered to the public that is ac-
ceptable to the taste, and so pleasant
that children will eat the figs as eagerly
as candy. For sale by every druggist
throughout the world. Price, % cents
a box. j. j. MACK Il Co., Props,
and II Front street, San Francisco. Cal.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-09-17
"SEALED INSTRUCTIONS"
The Farewell Performance OF the
Madison square company.

Last night the auditorium of the Thea
tire was once more filled with bright,
large audience, which assembled to wit
ness the farewell performance OF the
Madison Square Company.
"Sealed Instructions" the play Sc
lected for the closing night, is OF much
lighter character than its name would
lead one to suspect 1t is a pretty little
serio-absurd English play with nothing
especially striking in plot or dialogue. 1t
is much heavier than "Our Society" and
much lighter than Saints and Sinners.
1t is another OF those plays that we would
shudder to see in other hands than those
OF the Palmer Company, and one which,
as played by them, could not but be pro-
nounced a success. Stoddart had an ex-
cellent part and was again great favor
lite. Caroline Hill, Annie Russell, Maud
Harrison, Kelley, Massen and Holland
were all seen to good advantage, though
none were offered any unusual opportu-
mites.
OF the four pieces that the company
presented here, "Saints and Sinners" is,
no doubt, the best play, though the act
ing OF the company brought the others
out to such an extent that it would be
hard to tell which was the most popular.
The engagement has been a most sue
cessful one, and las proven that such a
company might run a week here and
make it pay. 1t is pleasant to see this
real merit SO thoroughly appreciated, and
in giving such substantial support to the
Madison Square Company, the Salt Lake
public paid high compliment not only
to the players but to their own good
taste
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-09-17
Senator Fairs Road.

From confidential authority the Reno
Gueeue learns that Senator Fairs Oak
land road is making money very fast.
For several months it has earned $780,
600 a month, with only $4,000 expenses.
1t was decided at Il council OF the inter-
ested the other day to push the road east
from San Jose over the mountains into
the San Joaquin Valley. This looks as
though the rumor that it would 90 east
to the Denver & Rio Grande would prove
correct. 1t would be a great pity to
divert Mr.. Fairs mind from such a good
scheme by re-electing him Senator
Times ReUieW
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-09-17
4 THING OF BEAUTY.
A san Diego Lady's Beautiful GIFT
to the HDemocrat..

Some time since, the DEMOCRAT re-
ceived an urgent request from Mrs A.
F. Human, Of San Diego, California,
for specimens OF the Blood Agates found
near Cisco, in this Territory, and such as
could be had were sent to the lady. She,
being an enthusiastic collector of min
erals, was pleased with the favor, and in
return the DEMOCRAT received, to-day, II
beautiful collection OF genuine Red and
Feather sea moss, gathered from the
bottom OF San Diego harbor, and artist
ically arranged as picture on a clear
white ground, the whole presenting one
OF the most beautiful effects imaginable.
1t is proof that the beauties OF the sea
are indeed all that is claimed for them
by those who have explored them and
love them solely for their beauty.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-09-17
CONDITIONS.

In all purse races, the entrance fee will be
ten per cent OF the purse, and must accompany
nomination; no conditional entries will be
received. Entries in all trotting races to close
September DIST. In all purse running races
entrance will close at at O'Clock p m. of the
evening preceding the race. Running races,
three or more to enter, tive or more to start
Trotting, five or more to enter, three or more to
start. In all cases entry must be enclosed in
sealed envelope and addressed Secretary plain
ly stating age. name, color and sex of horse,
name of sire and dam (when known), and name
of owner. In all running races colors of rider
must be given with entry. No entry accepted
unless accompanied by the money. Walk-over
by any one horse entities him to half the stake
money and all the forfeited money. Any horse
distancing the field or any part thereof will be
entitled to first money only. The Association
claims the right to interlace heats of different
races whenever they deem it expedient, and
also to postpone, on account Of bad weather. weather;
rules adopted by the Turf Congress at st.
Louis. November, 1885,, Trotting and pacing
races will be governed by the rules of the
National Trotting Association.
Harness racess are mile heats, three in five.
All moneys divided two thirds to frst horse,
one-third to second horse.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-09-17
Beck's Hot Springs.

The medicinal properties Of these waters
are well known, and reference can be
made to reliable parties who have de-
rived permanent and effective relief from
their use. Testimonials are daily re-
ceived OF their beneficial influence. The
bathing is excellent. The private baths
for ladies' and families are entirely separ-
ate from the gentlemen's bath-house,
and have connected with them twelve
nicely-iurnished private plunges--lO feet
by l0-with lady attendants.
Excursion wagons daily every hour from
all the hotels. Round trip, 20 cts.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-09-17
PERSONALS.

Scott Elliot left for Scotland this morning
Sam Samuels and wife started East to day.
Judge and Mrs. Hardness and their son
left for the East this morning.
George Ormond, manager of Dunn's Mer
camille Agency, started East to-day.
D. S. Spencer returned from the North
this morning, well Drowned by the sun.
Messrs. Phillips and j. Il. White came
down from the Vipont Mine, near Almo
this morning.
Mrs Bancroft and Miss Durland left for
Denver in Mr.. Bancroft's private car this
morning.
Messrs. Coolidge, Carnahan and Silva, of
Ogden, started for st. Louis to attend the
Knights Templar conclaye
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-09-17
Denver& Rio Grande Western Railway
GENERAL PASSENGER DEPARTMENT,
SAT- LAKE CLTY. Sept. Is. 1886. |

GENERAL PASSENGER DEPARTMENT,
SALT LAKE Cry, Sept. Is, 1886.
The public respectfully informed that
the company's delightful bathing resort,
LAKE PARK,
Will remain open during the continuance
OF pleasant weather or until further no.
tice. The bathing train will run daily,
leaving Salt Lake City at ! 80 p. m, ar
irving here at 4 80 p. M. Every conven.
fence will be provided to render visit
to the popular resort thoroughly enjoy
able. All regular through passenger
trains in both directions will also stop at
Lake Park. Especially favorable terms
to excursion parties from either Salt Lake
Or Ogden will be given, and special trains
provided as desired.
j. II. BENNETT,
Gen'l Pass. Ag't.