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Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28
Spraab til Sfolel9rerme I
oen ttprife SDnooc.

8aa iibit afbolbte 8irteraabsmsbe |
Minneapolis bleu bet 6eiluttet at oprette
ct Sfolelereriemitur os at anlesse BET
/ Siour Sails. Be 8etin9elier, Tom
&irferaaoet itiaebe, nemlis at Siour
Sails 8p ti~lueiebrinser 10000 9pl.,
pil blipe opfplbte. Set er altiaa MI
meb Cubs Sjalp iiffert, at hi faar ct
eset, ielpitanbist Sfolelarerieminar.
Set, iom s 2erere iaa lanse bar pnifet
Os bebet ON, uS iOm en- Del at eber bar
ifrepet ON, bet, Tom for Tuienber al
Surelore bar itaaet iom iaa iaare nebz
penbist at faa isans, os BET, iom Sri.
itenfOlfst | bort Samfunb ietter iaa
fore Sorbaabniuser til, bpab Dor Sir
tes 8eitaaen ansuar, bet ital MI pirfes
l~issjsres. Bort Samfunb pil MI OPP
rette ct eset Stolelarerieminar, @i bar
berfor ale meset at taffe Sub for. Cab
os MI uiie por Eat, lab os MI piie, at
bet er Opristis ment altiammen, lab Os
MI Tom Menb meb aritenbum / Sierz
tet os meb Billie til at sjsre enbnu mere
for &riitenbOmmens Sag, END hi bibtil
bar siort, fulbfsre bet, iom &irferaabet
efter Spnooens Dpbras bar bespnbt.
Sab os, fjere 2arere, MI beilutte us til
at tase bet tunssite Grbeibe Of &irfes
raabets Stulbre meb Senipn til bort
Sfolelererieminar. &irferaabet bar
meset at tenfe paa us meset at beitiae,
os maj, fan bel meo 8iQisbeb %fOrlanse,
at 2ererne MI fortiatter % sjSr Grbeis
bet faroist; man fan Del meb 8iaisbeo
~forlanse, at ri pnsre MI taser fat os
arbeiber meb. 9enne Gag ct at ben
BelfaHenbeb, at ben transer Irbeibe %
Snteresie; bet er Dor Wenins, at Der /
Dor Spnobes Siitorie lite ofte er fattet
8eilutninser, iOm ct af iaa flor 8istisz
beb os 8etpbnins iom Oprettelien al
benne STOLE; berfOr trenses MI osiaa
be interesierebes arafter os Grbeibe.
9enf, efter bisie mango 5orfprreliens
slar, efter be mango Sorser, Ri bar baut,
MI meo Sierte Os Siel at faie fig Oper
bette fore Grbeibe! aunbe Ri MI life
peb Siben al be mango andre @jsremaal
for bort samfunbs 2areanitalter osiaa
meb al Dor @raft tase fat paa bette
Srebsarbeibe? 8uroe s Stolelarere
life ristis tase / MI? gi itoler paa
gber; Samiunbet letter MI fit Saab til
eber; Solicit uenter MI paa, at s tassr
fat.
gi unbertesnebe benpenber os berfor
/ CUBS Rapn til eber ale os beber eber
inbIamle ct Tibet Bensebibras til Stolen.
Ser / Siour Sails uil hi hume fare
10000 Doll, 8pssetomt iberesnet;
men for at 8psninserne tan bliue fulbt
ferbise inareit mulist, tremses mere.
8i burbe nemlis iette os bet Waal at
bape Dor npe SfOle sielbfri. Set fan
ri, Seriom Ri pil; beriom ale pil sisre
libt, ba pil bet bperien tase lang lib
eaer meset Nrbeibe at ifaTe bet fors
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28

Cpbeim.-Iet or ialot / Dor tuuss Cob
at bsflenotslsre Tor Sl9st % Seuner ON, at
Serrsn bar iaIot piem I'll iig Dor fare YRos
Der 8uru Steusoatter Cpbetm. pun oeoe
I Nuguit / 5roen paa i'm tJreller. Vile Ma
boer o. Benner, iom par os beblelpeiise IN,
Der benoes Spsoom os iom leoIaseoe penoe
til 9rapeu, tatfes paa bet plertelislte. 4ise'
leoes taties yaitpr Saiobiou for be {rsitens
Orb, ban ,alte peo beHoes Be9raoelie.
Xepaoa, Storp Go, Soma ben 22oe Warts
1888. HielS L. CneIieu.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28
Maifin= g nteDeperfiteb
tilialQs Stephen. WarihaQ6o. Win.

IRE Set al Smeoereo iiaber, ct Set Boiler
Tools, e. S9t NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., en- 10
S%eiteirGfter Dampfleoel, en- 10 og en- 4 Ses
itefr9fters 3dmpmaifiue, en- Serb9reier,
b1ui, 10 Job bed os 2 Job swing, en- Bla'
iebGls o9 meset mere, iom life fan opresnes
Der. Scr er Nrbeios / bette Brrffteo for 5
Nauo fra ben lite Nat I'll ben lite Rouem'
Der os for 3 glano Reiten al Naret. Iaa
@runo al oaarii9 pelbreo maa lea lutte meo
6orretuingen. Scr er en- uomHrtet Nrleos
ming for en- liau0tnauiIf Smeo. Rom oa ie
ie9 fan al mine Regniiabsbessr Uiie iioite
Wars 5orretuins. 6or nrrmere Settngslier
henoeuoer man JIG III g. 81. Stodiauo,
Stepber, D2inr. 292
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28

5ornlpffet paa Sfi. 9lplis bar ct
Selifab unse Serrer fra &riitiania fiSrt
op til @refien for at itaa paa eli |
Maaneifinuet. Serunber bar en- al
9~eltaserne, en- uns 5orretninssmanb,
iaa ubelbis at fable oper Sfiitapen, Der
transte siennem penitre gie IND iSjers
iten. pan fsrtes til 8pen burtisit mrs
list us blep inblast paa &issboipitalet,
men bsbe 0asen efter.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28

ssssialo. 8pfoseb paa 8onssbers
asalt Ditletu gssers er ben 26be Sc
sat l'oitleoen afsauet peb 9sben. VI
w oar fsot | 1920 tos jurbilf gga'
ai lS47. Otter / aosle 9lar at babe
f@sleet iom 5ulbmestis ueb &riftia1s:
aes gtasiitratembebe, ooertos ban |
Sa l'snenbe Sitting peb 8ratsberss
sa'nanbsembebe; besse bisie gmbeber
gan ueb fOrifieIise 2eilisbeber %
|~ss ! lansere Tibsrum beftpret ION
Eanltasrst. s 1866 aniattes ban iOm
Ea'e'er oeb &onssbers Sslupert %
~ 1874 ubneort til 8pfoseb Der
peroeb % gar bar ben Gibsbe ial1
.a lnoen benne 8p, os ban flnbe MI
9n bleo falbt bort, ie tilbase paa ct
ss arbsibsbas, paa ct pliSttro %
sufeoent 8irte / be S%tilinser, bar
oetrost. Tbi 8pioseb @ssers na'
V WenS, Der latte n~oisrelien al i'm
s.,s9eesIsrretninser foran ale anor'
.'Fs Gnlissenber; trobs fin ipage 0!
De iioite Nar paflenbe Selbre'
H. gan lite at formaa til at ipare i'm
~, sselter, naar bet sialbt 6orret
ssa Sssbum, Der MI bar enbt ban
paaeros ban fig ueb ubisrelien q
n Saoecsslernins, os bet fan ON bar
lr. SaaO9eb fses, at ban gil fra I
n cSoniul 2Orens Mspsr er afsaa'
Ss0sn | en- Glber al 70 Gar.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28
9ang 2oostnr. 2obs Nrel @u1

Gang goostnr. 2obs Grel Gut.
tormien al Nsers ner 2iIeiano omborb.
iattes ben 25be Sanuar / en- 2iibefer.
bart for SnblObsnins - fiben bar man
lite bSrt noset til BAN %, maj. bar me.
get ban9e for, at ban bar forulpffet,
@nbelis for nosle 9ase iiben fomme,
Der Telegram ON, at ban MI er arfom.
met til 8oroeaur os er | bebite Bel
saaenbe. Del blep en- bpstis lang 2pbs:
tur; men raar gnben er COB, iaa er
altins sobt.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28
Gotel ttlialaS.

"gaibtpn Souis" I Cation, Ronroe Co..
Ris, er tiliales. Ga aloeles uom9riet Nm
leouina for en- uorit 6otelforretuin9.
yaorife SettiemeHter runot om,riHs. Biliae
oa lette B~etalinasDiltaar. potelmsblemsn,
tet fan oaian tJsbes. U2du beupsnoe ii1 til
3. Iuteur & Son, ga grpsie, Bts., eIsr I'll
6. yS. @raues, Btroqua, Bts. 27.3.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28
9tDtitie.
slnbuo paa epiorelie az sfoiebus.

Serpeo b~etienbtsJsres, at Nnbub paa Gps
fsrelie al ct Stolebus | bsEiitriit Rr. 8 /
9iitrict Eopnih,p Of 2ecorah, l Winnei5eit
Go. mootases al unoertegneoe | bans Cffee,
grceliior Creamery, buor Ylarer o. Speci'
i%itatiouer lisser til gittripH tuotil 81. / gf'
termiooag 26oe Npril 1888, oa aoutratteH
oil operldoes til ben laueitbpoeroe peoerbRf'
ti9e aonfurrent. Den al Boaroet uou9uute
aomite forbeboloer fig Ret I'll at i%ortaite ct
elIer a1e Nnbuo. T.. n. Wttaer,
SetretRr / Boaro OF DIRECTORS.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28
Earm ttfia(dS.

le0 acres | Raoiiou 3omnibip 0 Teile
ira DEBORAH, 20 Neres uHosr glop, Rsften I
Sloatte os 5auHsaug. B~ddniHas5uie oa
uobuie npe, rtnoenoe Sdao, eoo BrDHo pe6
Quiet. alt ino9leroet. Beiiooelie aiues
itrar, buts bet bliper iolst isr ben lie Gpril.
Ran beupeuoer i3 til pnsb Re5utoih Re,
corab, Soma. PA.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28
NDrif SDrDeltDDer.

gramiu. Soroemooer Mrs. SSiprno,
Der I Norge bar prret auiat og praitilerenoe
Sproemooer s War, er I oisie 5nee iIpttet
til Gauesboro for at praittiere JON iaaoar I
nGpnte 8p og Omesn. BcpRi bos Crit
Sobnion. 800
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28
itimotsite yrepe peo Setorab y. 6

aIerib BatfemoeH. - DIE 5. pasen. -
Ole Soteniuu. - Sotau emil 8ulbranoleu.
- Cline G%iftenien atrtebolot. - gle 3.
2iitao (2). - yartbo 6eque.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28

Gn Seoemarfins. Tom paabsrte en-
iuria Output me0em fere at be "rerelte"
@eitaurationspolitifere, falbt Serrerne
inb | Samtalen. "9en Staabel, lonl
bripes MI on, Sasen, bar insen I'LL
Ilutnina paa 2anbet; Iist bar ri lite
Raab til".
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28
farm ttlialaS

biGist os paa suuitise 8ettuselisr. 800
acres romfrfet ~Jirrunsslauo 2H RIl fra
Briiol, Tatota. 100 NereS opoprtst. aoos
Bpsuinser os NOT al Sauo os 90.
aoresie: 1. q. gsgs,
22.s. Briiiol, Iap Go, 3. Z.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28
,e afaaaeoe Statsraaoer

Sc afgaaebe S~tatsraaoer. Grc'
tanber er tilftaaet 5000 &r. I Bart
penae. Iitrup os &ilbal bar insen
piuet mobtase. Satob Suerorup bar
opertaset Snbrebepartementet os 81
rensien mi6lertibis neutrality-suspicious.
tet,
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28

iaa ri iuune p1rs bereote, raar Serreu foms
mer, at pi iunus eleniees o. ~iarrles hos Dor
5erre o. 5relier Jeius Gbriftns!
Yleaiant Springs, Tame Co, Nts. ben
21oe Rarts 1888.
Suidrne y. 9. R~oroaadro.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28
8rairie Jarm, Barron 60, isis

Zen eler be, Der flenber gbriitoier Carl.
ions Noresie, oil sIDre mig en- 5leneite peo
at inoieuoe Den til unoertegneoe. Huber
Bpr9ertrisen tjeute ban | so. 9., As gSts.
Sol. Snt. Hes. Saluor Nuuuoien,
8unhe1ter, g8tnneba9o Co., Nts. 29.2
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28

Somplimentation. Sr. Sob. ..
geSrens iplote ben 1eoe 5sbr. it ssoe
SIor bpiiten 4nlebnins ban fompli=
mentereSes at SanserfOrpist "Soban..
iterue1. Der msbte in corpore trem
hams Golia, be @ifte al benz r1eo l'ns
Truer. Om aftenen brastss ban al
gtabenterne % Embellishments Sars'
fpreninaer en- Serenaoe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28

Stulbe Nosen tjenbe Cars Saniou auens
rub euer Vim, ira Saoelano, Norse, oil ban
sjsre mig en- ltor 2Jeneite peo Of tnoieno
bans Npresie til Dor SO, Yeaper Greet, Goc
Co., YPtnn.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28

5lere 6auoels iirmaer / gbrifiania
bar miaattet inoftiue fine 8etalinser iom
5slse al Observation-Disclosures.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28
EnReS.

On Hint Yise fan faa COB 2sn os itaoist
Nrbeioe peo at b%enpenoe Jig til
". 8. Noams,
est. DEBORAH, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28

Stortbingsmanoeu 9snsmanb Sauis
bar paa 8runo al be mob bam siorte
Nnflaser truftet fig tilbass fra bet oifsnts
lise Gin.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28

ct Bar Slospaaiettelisr bar oarst
forisate ! Siien, bog bar uelern,rss'
mouSene lite peret belbise itne ltr9t'
feliae Spefulationer.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28

Splpsuins snltes ON min Sgiter Snsebor
Gnoreiou Stuere. Stoft leg bprte ira benoe
par bun / ereseo, Somaro 60, Soma; bun
arbeioeoe hos Garl Il. Berg.
Nmuno gnoreiun SiUere,
Safe Sobanna, Yope 60, Wtiun.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28
GitertporsieI.

aan rosen uuoerrette mig ON, bpor nit
Ssltenoebarn Sobannes HeriIon Ytpriioro
opboloer iig. pan tom til Amerifa tpr 10
War lioen. ga leg for ct Aar iioen bgrtt
fra bam, par ban / 5smmerltopeue | aSis'
eonIin Glef Gofen,
272. 5ranffort, Sat.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28
Wmftton

uHoerte9HeOe OIL 1Rl9e pad 1tH yarn
@Ientuooo 3opnibip peo Waibinston Brat
RTE y. g., paa Yeien til Naufon,
3trsoas oen 1Ooe april isrtf.
fslsenbe 2sssre: On Seit, 5 War sam.l, en-
Soppe 8 Var 9ammel, en- aarssammel Sole,
6 NtelfefIsr al beoite Sla9s; to apier, 8Sger,
2 Ylo9e, 2 Bo9ne, 2 Saroe, 2 SulfD Corn
gultiuators, en- Soojier Ssriue; euSarueiter,
en- Wtotper, ct Bar BobIRoer, en- M Gutter
en- Some B9st; en- Jannins HRiu; en- Sors'
bum NiI; 2 Bar Stitei9ler; 300 Buibela
padre: en- Eel Boteter; en- bel Del Susbolo,
ninssartifler os andre Eager, iom lite fan
opregnes Der.
BettngeIer: GUNNER unoer 5 Tpll
fontant; paa GUNNER oper s. gipes 8 Naa.
neoers Senftano mob sooe enooriereoe Rotss
o9 Z Broceut Eente.
80 2 e. u. R9is.
y. Goosaa, Gu~itiouarius.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28

Oplpsnins snltes ON min Brooer Ole
BETTER 0anlen BIgrnempr ira Stleber9,
ytor9e. Sats Aorssie beoes op9tpet I'll
Ntatbtas Olleu,
un.-... D.. Nl..xn. r. Nu,s
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28

souas sic bar uaret temmsliS 49,
men er MI | 8ebring.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28
9fotttie.
gala a; ssen,9sanina.

Serueb beilenotgjsrss, al iislge Grore fra
Boarb Of Directors for 3iitrict 5omnibip Of
9ecorab, gSinneibeii 60, Soma, oil ben iom
Siolebus t~ioligere bru9te B1Snins / Cub
Siftrict Rr. s famine Spwnfbip blipe iolst
1irSoas oen fOoe april 1888
peb oiieutIis Mutton til ben bsiefte Bpoer
for aontant, eller paa 9 Utaareoers Senitano
mob 8 Brocent, eiteriom man bliuer eui9 paa
Guitiousoaseu. B~pgninseu tnaa hpttes ira
fin @runomur, Der ttie er meotnobefattet |
Salset, iubeu Q Tiger efter Salset.
Otter Orore ira Bp9nin9s &omiteen,
q. ". Wstaer,
SetretRr / Bpnro Of Directors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-14
A Sad Casualty.

BAR HARBoR, Me-, August 12.-There
is great excitement here over the sup
posed drowning of two young society
people. and the water in the vicinity is
covered with crafts of various kinds
engaged in searching for some trace of
the missing ones. At 8 o'clock last
night, ]. 81. Harmon Rodge and Miss
Milliken took a cruise oar and around
Bar Harbor. The night was intensely
dark and, becoming alarmed at their
absence, searchers went out at II D. m.
At an early hour this morning, the
wharves in the vicinity were crowded
with anxious friends who hoped and
waited until noon, when a gun from
the steam yacht NoSya belonging to
Montgomery Sears, announced that
she bore tidings. She had picked up
the boat, bottom up, off Egg Rock, a
distance of three miles from here. Miss
M lliken was guest at St. Sanevever,
and was ohaperoned by Mrs. Van Voor-
hees. Her parents are residents of
New Orleans. Mr.. Rodge is a son of
Joel Hartmann Rodge, one of the
wealthy iron foundry men OF Albany,
New York. The age of both victims
is supposed to be about 25 years.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-14
EYE, EAR AND CATARRH
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED.
Judge Cartoons Letter.
SALT LAKE CITY, August 7. 1888.

SALT LAKE CITY, August 7. 1888.
Dear Doctor:-Before leaving for the
east wish TO express my appreciation
OF your treatment of complicated case
of the eyes. / have tried for several
years TO get far seeing glasses, and l
mad concluded that could get none
that would be of any benefit to me. But
after l saw the wonderful benefit of
your system, I take pleasure in saying
that the glasses furnished by you have
restored my vision both for reading al d
far-seeing to the same condition as in
my boyhood. l resolved to have you
furnish me glasses after witnessed
your system to beautiful young lady
of sixteen years, from Summit County,
afflicted with a complicated condition
of the eyesight. She told me she had
never been able to distinguish ones
face at q distance of six feet. With
DR.. Prentice's glasses she could see as
well as any one. AS she looked up and
down the street, and for the first time
in her life saw the distant mountain
tops, she was greatly delighted, and
inquired with childish simplicity, do
other people see this way?" 1t seemed
that a new world was opened to her
view, as novel and beautiful as "Eden's
rosy bowers" appeared to our first
parents.
Yours truls,
A. B. CARLTON,
Chairman Utah Commission.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-14
The chinese Bill.

WASHINGTON, August 13.-Four men,
bers of the House committee on foreign
affairs discussed the bill to give effect to
the Chinese treaty, already passed the
Senate. In the absence of a quorum
they did not attempt to take any action.
but the tone of the discussion showed
that all the members present, without
regard to party, favor a speedy report
to the House. Hit, member of the
committee who has heretofore occupied
q very conservative position in the mat
ter of any Chinese legislation. to-day
expressed himself as satisfied the pend
ing bill meets all the requirements of
the situation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-14
All HON Il AND ABROAD
abroad Wreck, Injuring a
a Number Of Employees.
HE OREGON FORFEITURE BILL
Ruined Crops Italians SIaus Entered
-Buying Timber Lands-Casualty
jerome Dead.
Two Trains Wrecked

PORT JERvIs, N. Y, August 13.-This
morning near Shohola, q freight train
on the Erie road was wrecked by run
ming into rocks washed upon the tracks.
An express train from New York
crashed into the wreck and the baggage,
mail. smoker and one day coach, and a
carload of horses were thrown down
an embankment eighty feet, where they
took fire and burned. The passengers
were all saved. Alexander Newman
fireman, was caught in the wreck, and
though not seriously hurt, was held
fast till he burned to death. John
Kinsella engineer, was scaided, prob
ably fatally, John Cannon, baggage
master, was badly cut, James
Monahan, telegraph reporter, severe
cut about the head. A. q. Boynton
and ]. l.. Brown, mail clerks. slightly
injured; 7. Gublin, brakeman, leg
broken, Thomas Decker, plumber, in
ternally injured, probably fatally. A
number of passengers received slight
injuries. OF the freight crew Fireman
OHagan had scalp wound and both
arms broken; Engineer Fritz, scalp
wound; Conductor Fred Lang, back in
jured. The horses in the car were
thoroughbred racers, numbering four
teen: twelve burned to death.
horses lost were mainly the property
of Freddie Gebhardt, and included Eloe,
Eolist, Mineral, Blanka, Certainty,
Pauline, Frank, and Orphan Boy and
two-year- old flley, Scandinavia, owned
by Matt Storms, of California, was
killed, and Mrs. Langtry's black tan
dem horses. The only one saved was
st. Savior and a -year-old filley.
Matt Storms was in the car with the
horses ana will probably die of his in
injuries.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-14
The Oregon forfeiture Bill.

WASHINGTON, August 13.-The House
committee on public lands. to-day, re-
ferred toa subcommittee the bill de-
claring the forfeiture of the lands
granted to aid in the construction of
wagon roads in Oregon. The sub-com-
mittee was instructed to consider the
Senate bill in connection with that in
troduced il the House by Holman,
which is more extreme and provides
for more sweeping forfeiture. in &C
cordance with the recommendation Of
the Interior department, and report to
the tull committee on Monday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-14
The Mexican Border.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 10 -lnstruc
tons have been received here from the
war department., Washington, placing
the two troops of the second cavalry,
now stationed at the Presidis, and a
detachment of the same regiment
stationed at Benicia, uncer marching
orders. The supposed destination is
some point in Arizona along the Mexi-
can border line. The purpose OF the
NOV ement is not known, but the
opinion is that the orders were issued
owing to some trouble which is said to
have been caused by border ruffians,
and also Indians in Arizona.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-14
MADE HANDSOME.

Mr.. B. H. Shelter, of lions Savings
Bank, has bright and intelligent little
daughter nearly years old. but she hse
suffered the unfortunate Disagreement
=: her life of being badly cross-eyed.
saith to trust any one to operate on her
yes, But thew had faith enough to
rust DR.. Prentice, and he has made the
eyes perfectly straight, which was done
in less than a minute, and Susie
Shelter is now a handsome little girl,
while her parents are well pleased.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-14
PILE q .

l have been afflicted with Hemor-
rhoids Cor Bleeding Piles) for the past
twenty-five years: For several weeks
past the pain has been 30 intense that
was forced to quit work. found nc
relief either day or night. and was fire.
quenrly compelled to walk the floor all
night long, as 1t was impossible for me
to sleep. In this condition l called OF
DR.. Prentice at the Continental Hotel
who, after painless operation of less
than one minute, relieved me from oil
pain, and I have been able to sleep and
rest well ever since.
consider myself perfectly cured, and
unsolicited offer this testimonial for the
benefit of those who may be similarly
afflicted. HENRY GREGORY,
149 N. West Temple Street.
SALT LAKE OIrY, July Sd, 1888.
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Drowned in East River.

New YORK, August 12.-Three young
men, Solomon Reid, 16 years, William
Lawrence, Is, and third, name IN
known, were drowned to. night in East
River. opposite Sixth East, from a boat
which was upset by the wash from a
ferry boat. They tried to swim ashore
in a strong tide, and their five COM
panions were rescue d, after clinging to
the boats keel for half an hour.
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Buying Timber Lands.

MINNEAPoLIs, August Ell is re-
ported here that syndicate, backed By
Berlin capitalists is secretly buying up
all available timber lands in Minnesota
and Wisconsin. Already vast tracts
have been secured and others are being
steadily absoIved. In some cases
nearly twice the ruling figures for pine
lands have been paid for desirable
tracts.
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daughter of Italians.

ROME. August 13.-An official dis
patch from Mansowah says $50 auxiliary
troops, under command of Italian eff :
GERS. have been destroyed by Abyssin
lans, the killed also including the off
GERS. An attack was being made on
Saganni. The catastrophe was due to
treachery on the part of native allies.
who Joined during the fight.
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IHcaRdfarY Fira.

FRESNO, CAL, August 12.-This morn
ing an incendiary FIRE started in Doua-
hue block, owned by Griffith g. john
son, which was entirely consumed. The
fire spread to building across the
block, and many were burned. Loss.
about $206, Geo; insured tor about one.
third
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Another Foolish Bill.

WASHINGTON, August 13.-Representa-
tive LsWier, of Illinois, to-day intro
duced bill amendatory of the inter-
State commerce law. providing that il
shall be MI Nful for any common car
rier subject 10 The provisions of the
inter State commerce law to carry or
transport any commodity for shipper
10 car or vehicle owned, LEASED, in
any way controlled by suoa shipper.
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Ruiasd Crops.

Sioux Cry, Iowa, August. 13.-Re-
ports from Northwest Iowa and South
srn Dakoio indicate a gloomy outlook
for crops. In Iowa small grain will be
less than one-t third the average. In
many counties rust ruined the wheat.
Oats-net more than half the fields will
be cut. Even otherwise good fields have
been twisted and tangled by recent
storms. These storms have greatly
damaged corn.
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Larry Jaro Daad.

SHARON, Conn. August 12.-Lawrence
B. jerome passed peacefully away
about noon to-day. He had not been
conscious since Friday night, and had
suffered no pain. His wife and son.
Travers ] Jerome, besides other members
of the family, were at his bedside.
The funeral will take place in New
York, on Tuesday or Wednesday.
Jerome was in his sixty-ninth wear.
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Murder ana Suicide.

SANA CRUZ, CAL, August 12.-Zach,
ariah Field, aged So. shot his young
wife, aged 20, in the breast this morn
ing, indicting fatal wound. He then
blew off the top of his head with shot
from Winchester rife. 1t is stated
that his wife's relatives have been en-.
deavoring to induce her to leave him
and that this was probably the cause
of the tragedy.
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Parnell's Counsel.

LONDON. August 12.-Parnell has le-
tanned !. B. Balfour, formerly Lord
Advocate of Scotland, and Asher,
formerly Solicitor General for Scotland i,
both in GIadstone's administration, to
conduct his suit in the Scotch Courts
against the Times. Strachan has been
retained as Junior Counsellor.
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Won MoItke Retired.

BERLIN, August 19.-General Won
Moltke has been placed on the retired
list of the army. General Won VALID
ersee succeeds him. Emperor William
has written to Won Moltke gracious,
affectionate letter, nominating him for
president of the country defense.