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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-22
WebraSf9.

= auf Der 6arm bss Gbao. @iuiama
6itli5 pom Beatrice, wurben ON Don.
nerftas D. 8. bret pferbe pom BIis sr'
itlasen.
- Sin beruorrassnbsr @runbeisens
tbums: asent, Spei Wirtbe, swei 2lpotbeter
unb cine an5abl &auleute wurbsn In s o.
perbaftet, neil ie ibre De.
werbeiteuer ni4t entridtet batten. gers
i4iebene Der Serbaftetsn binterlesten bic
Steuerbetrdse iOfort. pdbrenb bic Inberen
pabri9einli4 PrOteit erbebsn perbsn.
- Bel Columbus erleste Der Sec.
TONS ormann an Der 9. & 10. Babn
cine ma9tise &lapperi9Ianss. Sas 9teptiI
NAB 9 SUB in Der 2anse unb ebsnio piel
3oa I'M umfanse, unb bate IA Rinss Ober
EIappern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-22
SutnotS.

- Our9 ben Streit an ber gbicaoo,
Burlington 81 Suincp:@ iienbabn baben
etpa 5weitauienb MitsIisbsr Der 8riibers
i@aft Der 2ocomotipfibrsr ibre geidaftts
9uas etusebiBt, unb na5bem bieielbe fos
gar pom @bef artbur fur feblseid lasen
nnb beenbet ertIdrt worben 1T, t6nnen bic
mtBIeiteten &rbetter nun 3uiebsn. ME fe
ftd unb bic Sbrissn erndbrsn. Cine ars
bettseinfteuuns fist omar unter allen l1ms
itanben benz arbeitseber S9aben sn, aber
es 1T aud Gbafa@e, baB ber gerIuf, ZEN
bic arbeiter e~rIeibsu, oft mod GROCER unb
i6werer wteber gut 3u MAIDEN 1T, als Der
bes ar~bettSebers. l1nb uenn bic Nrbeiter
nut ieIbit benten MOLTEN, ffatt benz @ebote
berg unb seuifenIoier Sibrer bIinb Az
sebor4en, 10 wiirbe man pom Grbeitseins
f~teIun9en unb abnli9en S5wieristetten
nar nod ieIten etpas bOren.
- Die gIrser pom urbana in Sfs
Sutnots tnb feft enti6Iofen, einen neuen
Babnbof gu baben, gu beien grri6tuua
tie ber 8abn9eieui9uft 2anb gei6entt b.
ben, ben bieie aber nitt bauen ptu. 8or
&urSem 3erit6rten bic Burger bic alte f6
vSabnbof" nenneLbe eIenbe gube tbeiIs
wetie NIT 0pnamit, aber bic b6ie gabns
seieai6aft nabm ben 9ent3ettel nit fdnSs
benz 9obne auf uub bsilerte ben Sdaben
wieber aus. Im abeno bes 4. Wtai aber
ritten bic Burger In Ra1e aus unb
brannten bic 8ube niebsr, na9bem fe ie
ausserdumt batteu, nobel Ieiber aud Elm
baranitoBenbes 2absnsebdube su @runbe
gtns. 2etterer llmitaub pirb, penn bic
8ranbitifter ben unseri9tetsn S9aben, Der
etwa $1,000 betrdst, ni9t fdIsunisf gut
MAIDEN, wobl 5u eiuem b6lea geri6tIi6en
Ra4ipieI flbrsn.
- Den gu lie susi Sabren 3panssarbett
perurtbeiIten flint @oot gountp ,Bublern"
1T nunmebr i'm 5udtbauie 3u Solicit ibr
sutinftiser Wirtunsstrsis angepieien wors
ben. Ser fribere @efdngniBperuaIter
8arusu III In Der SattIerperttdtte, @r,
Ommifdr Dds in Der Waidans
Halt, Bafermann in Der Stublpertfdtte,
auf Der Sarm unb Der tIeinite unb
ssmitbIi@ite Der vgubIer" aIs Gii6aufs
bss 3u6tbausuerwaIters anseitsqt
wOrbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-22

gIis in Elm Idnbli5ss S9ulsebdube In
OeIapare County. Ser l2idbrise
Sobn Boomers, ber sben an Der sroBen
i1warsen EafeI elm &e6ensrempel ertldrte,
wurbe auf Der Stsue setSbtet. Der gIit
mar an ietnem erbo5enen Irme btnab in
ieiuen &Srpsr sefabren. Der 2sbrer unb
90 S1iIsr purben pom ben Stiblen unb
su Soben seidleubert, auf benz fe fuft
cine 5albe Stuube lang bewuBtlos ltessn
blebsn.
- Cine III Totebo ]porssnomntene
8erbaftuns bat gu Der @ntbiluns sefibrt,
bue Der @efaneens nit benz tsufii6en
8Iane umstns, ii5 an ieinem 4rbsirsebsr,
benz prominenten @einbdnbler Siram
StelbS, peIder ibn wesen Eruntenbeit CUR
&ebe seitelt bate, auf cine @eiie au rds
den, bur9 wel6e iebr lei6t cine Otaiien;
uersiftuns bdtte b~erbsisefibrt werben ton:
men. Der Irbeiter bate, na9bem inn bic
erwabnte 8ise gu Gbeil seporben, erpts
bert: sd uerbe ss Dir beimsablsn!"
Spiter entbedte SieIbs, baB gtpas an ben
@einfd6ern nidt re9t In Srbnuus mar.
Cine senauere lluteriu9uns ersab, baf
%trpitauifrtes Sttrtol in bteielbeu seporfer
NOR, wel5es it5 i'm @ein nod ni6t auf:
seIOit bate. 0usenbe uon Sdiisrn, weI3t
Sauienbe pom @auonen @ein entbielten,
uurben auf bieie @eiie in peraiftetem gu
ftanbe ~sefunbeu. Der Wann wurbe bar:
aufbin perbaftst. Die Na9ri9t pon ben
Serbrsden risf bic srSBte Gntriiituns Der
Dor unb es purben 0robunsen ausseipro:
den, ben glenben 81 LINDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-22

@er ssiddftli& proiperiren unb bamit
bic 9runbluse fir bas WobI ietnsr SamiIis
i9affsu mill, Der muB uorerft iorsen, bab
er seiunb 1T. @m ii9erten uerbeIfsn baSu
st. Bernard &rGuterpilsn. sic trdftisen
bas san3e Spteul, inbem ie ben Masen,
aus benz aue EbetIe bes 2eibes Rabruus
siebsn, pon i6dbli6en Stoffen bsfreien.
Qbreifre P. Neustaedter & Co., Box 2416
New York City, nm foitenfrei stns Strobe
gu betommsn. 9is st. Bernard Rrduters
piaen finb aud, fir % Gents, In allen
apotbetsn 3u faufen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-22
4 3 ! q u b.
Eeutf1Iauo.
@IiaBs Otbrinsen n.

- 0er Sanbesausi6uB pom @llaB; 2otb,
rinsen, be: am 90. Sanuar suiammensss
treten par unb bic am II. Rdr3 untsrbros
9snsn Sisunsen am IL. 4priI wieber aufs
ssnommsn bate, 1T am %. aprtI seidloi.
fen porbsn. Inter ben erlebisten fisbsn
@eistsntuirfsn fnb i~nsbeionbere bas
SsIbpoIiasiftrafseies unb bas 9eiss iber
bas Tbsilunssusrfabren unb ben seri9tIis
den gertauf pon 2iesenidaftsn 3u rsns
men, fsrusr Elm Snitiatiuantras aus benz
9auis bstrsffsnb @epdbruns pom gsibiIs
fen an 2anbpirtbe, welden 6ur9 S4waras
uilb S9absn psruria9t porben lit. 0ie
@ittsl fir iOlde gsibiIfsn, wsI6e inbsB
tsinsspsss an StsIIs bss @riataniprudss
treten iOlen, werben bur9 einsn 8ui9Ias
Don 4 Wt. au ben Sasbtarten seponnen.
Sc birfts auf bieie @eiie iabrli9 elm 8ss
tras pom etua 90, 900 Wt. Der &esieruns
sur gerfasuns ssfsat wsrbsu. aus benz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-22
Raaens, 9e6erz uub MierenleiSeu fnb

Magenz, Sober unb Nierenleiben ftnb
In ben Ser. Staaten 70 bdufis, buB Elm
WitteI, peIdss bteieIbsn Iinbert unb
f6IieBIt6 beiIt, gar nidt senus seprisien
werben fam. Sir iolde l1ebel aber finb
bic st. Bernard &rGuterpinen, weIde gang
IinfebIbar tnb unb benen ale berartise
2eiben wei6en miifen, am e~ntpfebIeususrs
tbeten. l1nuerbauli9teit, @eritopfuns &C.
usrben bur9 bisie Ytuen unfebIbar turirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-22
Ohio.

- Sn Cincinnati fnb tir,ltd
ni9t weniser ais l47 Wirtbe uessn gers
Iesuns bes Swsnsf4sn SOnntassssistss
usrbaftet worben.
- @abrenb zines 9spittsrs fubr Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-22
8 Wtsgen.

Sober ertiniteIte obsr sr3wunsene S1lai
1T seiunben &inbern na9tbeiIis un6 obne
3wsifel sebSrt 81 bisiem S1laIe, Der burd
S9auteln Der @isss beruorserufene.
Our9 ~betdnbisss S9auteln unb Ritteln
Der 8iese wirb Der &opf bss &tnbss ems
senommen, fdwinbelis, bstdubt, bteraui
fOIst wobl S4laf, alein bas @ebirn mub
bur5 etn 70 oft wieberboItes 8stdubuusss
mittel enbli9 Isibsn. Dies iolts iebe
Mutter einieben t6nnsn. gsi i5pdtIis
li9eu, nerp6ieu &iubern tann bur9 oftes
unb beftises @iesen @ebirneri9atteruns,
Rrdmpfe unb alerIei @sbtrntrantbeiten err
aeust wsrSeu. l1npsritdnbise, unsebulbise
Ritter fiebt man nidt isItsn tn llnmutb
barber, baB bas &tnb ni9t etni1lafen
wia, bic Wtese in elmer @eile banbbaben,
bic bas 6inb In @efabr bes Ssrausfallens
brinst. @beniO fart pflest bas @isssn
beiorst gu werben, penn bieis Irbsit dItern
Rinbern obIisst. ST es nidt better, lisbsr
gar teine 8iese an3ui9affsu, aIs bic @ss
iunbbeit bes &tnbeS auf's Spiel 3u iesen2
- 3uslei9 m69ten mir uns aud sesen
bic oi9ten gOrbdnse I'M WisssE unb Was
gen ausipre9en, bieieIben tausen niGts, fe
p%srbinbern ben freien 3u3u9 reiner Cuff
unb bur9 gu i9nslsn @s9iel pon 0uns
tsIbeit unb 9t9t bsna1tbsiIisen fe bic
ansen bes &inbes. - Our9 @ep6bnen
bes &inbes IN beittmmts S9lafBsit, 6ur9
has 8ssbaIten ausr aufrssuns gu bisisr
3eit unb bur9 Elm ianft 9eIunsenes @ies
ssnIieb errei9t cine perftdnbi8e Mutter
mebr aIs bur9 Wiessn. Rur Der pom Der
Ratur sefOrberte S9Iaf 1T benz ainbs uon
Nussu. (9siuno. gots.)
- Wabre 2iebe MIL ftsts bas wabre
8ObI.
- @er nidt bas gsbarfniB gu trintsn
bat, unterluie es.
Die @rsisbuussfdbistsit bat cine
3eit - bic Susenb,eit.
- Sn Der Susenb muB man bic Serrs
i9aft Der suten 9~ewObnbeit srinben.
- 9eIebrte unb Di6tsr srfreuen fi6,
wsnn fe ni3t am 9ansertu9e nassn
miifen, lansen 2ebens.
- rsbsrmaB Der Rube brinst benz R5rs
per sr6Bers Radtbeile, ais bas llebermaB
Der Sewesuns.
- Wa6en unb S9lafsn i9aben Der
9eiunbbeit, penn fte In rlebermaB unb 3u
unre9ter 3eit itattfinben.
WfdBise 6reube wirb itsts bic bette
Bir5s 6ss 9ebens, ia gum nOrmaIen 2sbsu
unsntbsbrIi9 iein.
@aes, mas bic 8rdfte srbdIt ober
permebrt, uersrOBsrt aud ben Wibsritanb
sesen bic brobenbe Srantbeit.
- gifsriu9t fort, sIsi9 benz gerser.
9erbauuns unb grndbruns unb Tam Nsrs
pentrantbeiten aaer art erBsussu.
% Sssen Der @sfunbbsit, bu bif
mebr wertb ais aIss @sIb, mebr ais aIs
@itsr Der 0slt! @sr bid bsfitt, benz
bIsibt wenis au wiini9en ibris, wsr aber
10 nnslldli4 1T, bid gu sntbebren, Der
entbsbrt aass.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-22


9lsiue 8inbsr ftopfen fi6 supsilsn eins
gobne, Grbie ober Elm @eIi9torn in bic
Naie unb in ber ansit selinst es ben Mats
tern sewObli4, a~nftatt oas SinberniB gu
entfernen, IS nur tisfer binein su brinsen.
Man Iese ieinen Wunb auf ben Wunb bss
Rinbes unb bIaie inn NIT aIsr &raft 2uft
ein. Ser Quftbrut treibt ben @esenifanb
i9neu aus Der Raie, penn er nod ni9t gu
tief einseorunsen 1T. Das freie RaisnIo9
baIte man 3u. Our9 RieBpulper, ober
cine tIeine Yriie S9nupftabat, wsI9s bas
Rinb gum Ntefen brinsen, erreidt man
oft aud ben 3wed. @eItnsen btsie tleinen
&anfsrife ni9t, bann nur f9ueu gum
Ir3te, Der nit einem tleinen lDffelartis ges
formten Suftrumente i9nea 9alfe i9aien
wirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-22
Die spalte iiir Die S~ausfrau.



Statt poItrte W6bel nit sew6bnlibem
Petroleum %aufsupoItren, pirb in ~. grf.
unb @rf." e~mpfobIen, bas Betroleum pors
Der 81 erwdrmen unb bann ben ~finften
Sbeil pom @epi6te bsS Bstrolsums psiBss
Sereiin (@rowa6s) auf3uIOi len. Na4 benz
grtaIten ber Giiduns Tam bieisIbe iofort
gum Yuten Der W6bsl psrpenbet werben.
Reibt man u mad benz gintrOtnen bes
8etroleums, aIio etwa "a Stunben mad
benz Yusen, bic W6bel NIT einem Slanslls
2appen ta4tts ab, 10 erbalten fe etnen
wunberuouen @lans, unb ieben aus, ais
Oh iie neu poIirt pom Eii4ler tdmeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-22

9auie feb # tamen ferner spsi Gntrdse,
poua4 ein neuss 9sbduoe fir bic i'm
S9lofe gu StraBburs Undergraduate
untperftdtss unb 2anbessg ibliotbst Der,
seiteut unb bic Nrdiubsamten Der ges
sirte gu Staatsbeamten seua9t perben
foIen.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-18
HOTELS.
REWARD.
1910 REWARD !!

A REWARD of S37O-5i50 by tho citizens Of
"A Emanuel county 500 by the estate OF
George r. IIalsby, and 500 by the undersigned
will be paid for one ALEX AN DERSON deliv-
cred to tie Sheriff Of Emanuel county. Geor-
aia He Is about six feet high. weight
f7Jpounds 70 TO % years old, very black square
ahouldered, clean shaven. Has Ghopping walk
and sings himself when walking. Has d flesh
wound IN the back OF right hand from pistol
ball. w. o. WADLEYs Rogers. Ga.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-18

and flowers. Mother city can boast of a
like abundance. They come from Persia
and the southeast, and sell at prices which
only the rich can afford to pay.
"The Russian army is the finest-looking
body of men in the world. No Russian
soldier, on the peace footing Of the army, is
under 20 years of age On the war footing
the army is about 1000, 900 strong. Kauf-
mann is, since Skobeleff, perhaps their
greatest general.
THE Russian has no public ambition to
worry him. He eats, drinks and plays
cards until l or 2 o'clock in the morning. He
rises and breakfasts toward noon. The
Russian women of the better classes are
beautiful. They are blondes, with broad
cheeks and high cheek bones, clear COM
plexions and peculiarly lovely gray eyes,
from which shines out a heart of greenish
fire. The great Russian game of cards is
'mouche, not unlike the American poker, in
which five cards are dealt, a trump is turned
and one may play or pass, for the game,
which is twenty points,"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-18
SUMMER RESORTS

rJNHE most delightful and popular Seaside Re
L sort on the South Atlantic coast where, at
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-18
THE NIAGARA OF THE SOUTH
TALLULAH FALLS, GA,

TN THE BLUE RInGE MOUNTAINS, 2.2OO
L feet above sea level, on the Piedmont Air
Line, 90 miles from Atlanta. The Cliff House
and Cottages offer superior accommodations
and attractions. Spacious and well ventilated
apartments, single and en- suite. Cuisine une-
qualed by any Southern Summer Resort. First
class orchestra. Hops given nightly. Billiards,
Target Rifles and Quoits Excellent Livery;
Saddle Horses o specially. Weekly newspapers
published for amusement Of Cliff House guests.
Display OF Fireworks every Wednesday and
Saturday nights. Double daily mail trains TO
all points. Special rates to single meu in Bache'
lors' Hall.
Cliff House will remain open until November.
SCOFIFLD BROS. Managers
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-18
Summer Tariff.

The adoption of summer tariff at the
Harnett House. below what has heretofore
been the rule at that excellent hotel, is sure
to be productive of satisfactory results, and
indicates the wisdom of the management.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-18
A T A U c. II I O N
CITY OF MILWAUKEE,
IN THE
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
-BEGINNING-
Monday, Aug. Nth, 1883,
AT 7:3O P. M.

1t is imperative for anyone seeking
health and recreation to have quiet
ude, pure air and inspiring surround
ings. This the Orinda Park can give
In larger abundance than any other
property of its size. The
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-18
EDUCATIONAL.
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE, FSS sM 4onh!

) JUN } GULLEUL' New York.
This College enjoys the powers of a Univer-
is situated in a very beautiful part of New
York County, between the Harlem X. and L. l.
Sound. Every facility is given for the best
Classical, Scientific aud Commercial Education
Board and Tuition per Year $500. Studies
reopen Wednesday, September 5th, 1888.
St Johns Hall, a Preparatory School for
Boys from 10 to IL. is under the same direction
For further particulars apply to REV. JOHN
SCuLLY, S. J. Pres.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-18
At Cost ! At Cost |
CROHAU &DOONER.

N. B.-A few dozen more of our 100 I'm
laundried Shirts in 161S and II inches,
slightly soiled. We will close them out at
Csc CROHAN e. DOONER.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-26

OCAI PASSENGER TRAIN - DAILY EX-
CEPT. SUNDAY.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-26

THIS Is NOT SPECIAL oFFERl
But sodd permanent reduction We have come to stay
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-26
TINE TABLE-RIYER DIVISION.

The elegantly equipped steam BOATS W IA ~
NJ. Hoag, Capt. Geo Raabei the a.. p,
BENTLEY. Can't. j. .P. Coulter; the Three
sisters. Uapt. W. p. short; are in service
for passenger and freight traffic OetWeen
Corvallis and Portland aud interlneulatte lt,
points, making three round trips e'cn
week as follows: .,,,, Mo-
NORTH BOUND-Leaves CorVaiils mon
day. Wednesday and Friday az a: ~ ~;
Arrives at Salem Monday, wednesday anu lre
Friday ats p. m. Leaves salem luesqay,
Thursday and Saturday at a. m. AGIiNes AGGr.,'.
at Portland Tuesday, Thursday ana S'''ui-
day st $3.50 p. m. .-,--- D,-,,o,d Nan.
SOUTH BOUND-Leaves Portlanu MOI ~,
day, Wednesday and Friday at u ~ ~
Arrives al Salem Monday, WEDNESDAY Sr,,ns ailu
Friday at 7:l5 p. IN. Leaves SalSlh M
day, Thursday and Saturday aI4 a, Az, ~.
Arrives at Corvallis Tuesday, lhuIsu"9
Saturday at $3.50 p. m. = ,v,,l,, tn
For freight and passenger rates hPP,s, i,ye
the captains and pursers OF the reslSsStSti =
boats, or 10 w. M. Darling, agent ~ p.,,s 49,
282 Front street, Portland; GlloerI ibnn1 bIUS,,
agents, salem; /. NJ. Adair, agent ~ s1s,;.
O. A. Miller, agent, Corvallis; or 70 tne
eral freight and passenger agent CoIV INA
o. & Q. trains connect Al AiU''nS ~"
F. w. BOWEN, Superintendent
VIM. HOAG, General Manager
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-26

Our Old Subscribers
are urged advantage Of big discount by set
ma IA nts and joining grand trong Of dollar subscribers
TO ONE AND ALL
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-26

500 a m. Lv. Portland Ar 8:45 p. m.
3i0 D. m. Ar. Eugene Lv. 900 a. m
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-11-26
TO ONE AND ALL

ma vor names you take advantage Of "one
We W s1T e where you can get postal notes or other
an that
S Opportunity. This will being placed on the
dollar list
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-02

PoTAToEs-Demand good, supply geuer-
us: prices firm at last quotations
ONIONS are little higher, and the supply
is hardly equal to the demand
Hay continues IN good demand, though
the supply is but little more than above
what is need tor home consumption. Loose
hay is brought in 10 limited gu ntities and
sells readily at from S. to 50 PEI ton
WHEAT-The demand for this valuable
commodity is not quite so strong, and there
is a downward tendency. This is partially
owing to decrease of consumption, one of
tn mills having shut down.
FLOUR is scarce and the price he's ad-
vanced use. since last Sunoay When il IS
taken into consideration thai all the mills
in this vicinity ere in one combination
nothing better could be expected The adj
vance in -four and the decline III wheat &C.
curing at the same lime shows the value of
combinations the "com biuators."
SUGAR-The sugar market is very firm,
anu Cne visible supply is small. ] he Iii
fornia refinery has notified the Ogden buy
ers that they can Ill no orders before De
cen Der 11th, which means a sugar famine
similar to that which existed some TWO
months ago The prices are very firm here
at 90 for granulsted and other grades in
proper ion, with prospect of further ad-
vanCes in the near future. Some wholesale
merchants are holding their stock tight for
Ice
4RoCERIEs-Generallys speaking the mar
ketls firm with the exception of soap, which
shows a Dercepuble advance since last
week Other prices are about the same.
The sales have been light, owing TO more
attention being PAID 10 other lines.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-02
Briefs.

ABcUT.the average amount of business
for Saturday was transacted ye5ter-
Gay.
The Central Pacific pay car made its
monthly trip to the terminus yester-
DAY.
SIX prisoners sentenced for unlawful
cohao.taLion ana TWO charged with
burglary were escorted down to the
Penitentiary by Marshais Ward and
Shielos
THE Union Pacific No. was an hour
late again last evening. If they can't
run up to the requirments of their time
card, why don t they make time card
to the possibilities of the run.
T. BALLENTYEE. bishop of the West
Weber Ward, report their new meet
ing-house IS nearly completed, and it
Is expected that it will be ready for oc-
cupancy by or before Christmas.
AN extra came in over the Union
superintendent, s. NJ Cumming. and
his pred G. L. Wortele, but the
object of their visit could not be learned.
GRADING for the new tracks to be
laid to the new Union Depot has at last
been completed. Many thousand ties
and tons of steel rails now await their
turn to be used to expediate busi1ess
and make t7ave. pleasure.
TINE will oe designated from the
tower of the new City Hall in the near
future The clock was hoisted up in
sections yesterday afternoon. 1t is of
the Seth Thomas make, and second to
none in this part OF the country.
THE mile have established their
corner and are now putting up the price
of -four and try ing 10 bear the wheat
market. There ara most too many
railroads anxious to ship wheat 10 make
the "bear" pr, cess entirely successful.
AT the'Me.hodistC Church this ev n 5ng,
Rev. J. Wesley Hill will deliver what
be calls Thanksgiving sermon, the
title of which is Giants Slain to be
Conquered" Mr.. f. e. Folsing, late
soloist Of Trinity Church, New York,
will render a selection from his extern
siYe repertoire.
The first place to be supplied with gss
pipes inside the ilulng was a. Q.
Emerson's new depot near tho corner
o. Fourth and NJ lin Street. The piping
was done by Fuuga, the hardware mar,
who viii also supply the chandeliers.
II. NJ. Bond grocer, had his store pre-
pared in the same manner yesterday.
JOIN ANDREWS and John Kelly, the
two alleged crooks charged with grand
larceny for breaking into and stealing
from a room il The Central Hotel, had
two Indictments found against them by
the Gland jury. They we're allowed to
Plead il tue district Court yesterday,
and delied being guilty. They were
taken 20 thu PeuiteDnary last evening,
TO there await their trial, which viii
come up OF the 7ta CT Ibis month.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-02
i TR ALE l.
MARX ES
An Important Announcement

About six weeks ago, while at business,
was suddenly attacked with excruciating
pains in my feet, knees and hands. So severe
the attack that l took my bed Immediately,
and in two or three days my Joints were
swollen to almost double their natural size.
and sleep was driven from me. After suffer-
ing the most eXcruc1at1ng pain for a week.
using lfniments and various other remedies
a friend who sympathiZed with my helpless
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why don't you get Switt's Specific and
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at once secured the s. S. S., and after
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walk about the room, and after using six
bottles was out and able to go to business
Since then have been regularly at my post
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ten hours day, and am entirely free from
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IL W. 18th street, New York City.
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VIENNA, GA.-My little girl, aged six, and
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- JOE T. COLLIER.
LADY LAKE, SUMTER Co., FLA-Your S. S.
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B. H. BYRD. Postmaster.
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MISUNDERSTANDING that you appreciate
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