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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24
osoesr,s. .aa Pro,i.ion.-whols-.l.

snzsgs-fUt oar $ .c. sraHusIee. re a. 20
ft.es txlFa -l, Gee Yellow 80, 81 g &c.
Jolfe-efeen Eio. &c RiO roe-Ied "a
te, Java. glcel. 9o-s Java roasted. sc,
tara. ADO so.sa--i. 11s--c. Mexican. roasted. -
ut.c.
Tsss-Jspan. Gee. s5oGe Japan. medium, 2,
gsatc, 9rhrfrs. i-eszle. Hy,on. 3't t5c. Gun %
powder. sssic. Oo-cns, 5Js9lCcs Congo. 1oS
5-f.
flour. 20 per euL; s.. % per b0L patent pro
cees s Per cnl-. So per be-; all whe,t -four
So Fer caL, salo per boil buekSneGt. se.5
per ca-
Nil Fast-sc reeninys. SIS per ton. bran, SIS.
ships. g tt. alG1l ~ S1sfft
tced-CcgQ sIt osta, S3ia1Z
Kerosene ol -Aiellgsn tcs-. t05sc per gallon.
aster white. lii-l
tiaso unc-il'c e per SALON
eeeda-CioFel. 35o e. 73. tlnloshy, s. 5OE526S
ea-t-AlchlEsu. atc. Easgern. Sfl5
tel--No 4 slite.fn ! ioa 10 pet half bbl: :
uour. s. ebn cod, sAit. tts1c per lb.: clans.
&c Fer hundred. o. elegs, ouik. SeCeBSl > gallon;
.tandar,is, ao can selects. sc can; smoked hall
bll. nc.
Pork IN barse's-aless pork. Chicago packed
sio.sai extra short cur, 500; standard clear
bal :, slI9.
Lari-Iielc,s. SC. 90 and 50 10. tubs. SIC: %
ID. round ans. 100 cases. 5. &c. in tin pals sc
heef "a uarFcis-Lxtrs ness warranted 20 lbs.
go. egtsa. boueless. xl000
Butlsr.n1 Ja y, soilu packed. lac. rolls and
1r1ta lac, cstamefy, sOLd. lee. extra cream. cry
lacked, l7c.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

-sid Mrs. Smith 70 ner sister, Mrs. Davis,
as the s0uud Of q chiids shrieks came
across the garden from a nsighbOrs house
Dat KIND a woman have you for n
~ guoor2 Does she abuse her chidren?"
80, indeed, replied Mrs. Davis. "Sne is
1ne OF toe most tender mothers in exist
cree. Bat ecu seq she believes in the old
.ashioneG styles OF doctoring. When s.
child needs pLgsic she fills a spoon with
ioine neuseoas victim. lays the little vic
.m flat CO ne- lap. holds bis nose till be is
i0Tced 70 open his mouth for breath, when
down foes the dreadful mess. Then come
tie yslls.' N1 wonder" said Mrs Smith.
ia bf doesn't she use DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
tursailge Peiiets2 They are effective with
40 being harsh. and are s easy 20 take as
Sugar plums. always give them 10 my
hudfen.' Aud so do /, said Mrs Davis.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

This remedy IS becoming so we'll known
ana 81 pODusar IS 20 need no special men
tion. All VITO have used Electric Bitters
siug the same song of praise--A purer
medicine does not exist and IL is gusran-
leed 70 do al that is claimed. Electric
birers will cure all diseases OF the Liver
snd kidneys. viii remove Pimples, Boils,
~ait Ehsum snC other affections caused by
impure blood. win drive Malaria from
tae system sisd prevent IS veil as cure all
Haiafiai ievess.-For cure Of Headache,
Constipation and Indigestion try Electric
y ..lers- Ertire satisfaction guaranteed. or
money refunded Price SO cts. ald siOO
Ter bottle Et fscS BIOS Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

Our store has been
the centre of attrac-
ton for the past two
weeks, and we have
5 We q customers a
great deal OF money.
Our aim is not to carry
any goods from one
season to the other,
therefore to make it
interesting to every
One,We are selling our
entire stock 25 per
cent. less than lowest
prices. Of course GUS
toners who come first
get the choicest goods.
Call and judge for
yourself.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

Read the following ar. G. II. Morris.
NswaFk. Ark. says. Vas down with Alb
scess of Lu1gs. and friends an physicians
pronounced ne an incursble consumptive.
Began takInG Or. Kings Nex Discovery for
Consumption. an row on my third bottle,
aad able to oversee the work on my farm.
it IS the i ssi medicine ever made
Jesse AltdleWart. Decsiur. Ohio. says:
Had it g05 been for 1r Niags New Dis
eoserr fer Consu rlption I K0uie have died
ef Lulg IfoEb es. was given Up ov doc
tors. Am Gov ln ccst I'd hssuh Try Il.
Sample ectte 10 cents At Peck BIOS Drug
store
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24
esAsD EAriDs usK1zr&
FaFla Producs fruln Fisss Hal

Ftfla Prod ief fr1tn fissf HAMA
Aaras F ftI
tle.e --szte ie >sa fsr<. ma ereaia,
f-a.es sretE-5 - laa per bashsi-
Dfl l'e-. ofstsi 80 u per
II laa. g.-sfers &c PR pQala. cnefnes. 20
- p.r -G.l-a Fl-.tEs q - 2sf s.sslld
rrrH
t,-sl Meas Dfessf5 > $50. 81. ,Fls.1s per CIT
Uu o. s seal. $50 ~. neet flD
g
gralu- hsfl C,aHe3u. sc. IancaS-r.
sic oafs hFe % e. Cora 5tt01ec- Bar
leF L-s - pa eds
littss Green, g.. part cUrst. Si@e5cs
fHral 2 nle. e1. sAirl g. H. I1Hgda, lc
Le4il 14lla. .H.s-e eke1. sieeD peiti 80. aO0i
oeins sstl.a ated a. - psr Poga't
ti1eg AZ f.c.
aag raao.ag. sl5.oaalso psr Ton; clover.
81 -
fo4IrY- Isftegs sressei a9i5c. spring
caita-u- t1i9e. foEe. -e3gc. squirrel iseszic
geE pals. rAasl-s -sas.e per par. bear, saddles.
Aae
f-s4.Ces-l 5ls.oe.
-tIs@ t5.s' pes ,0u.
I2l.OV- @ seper ID.
Wood slS,s < sts-s wood. 81 .lsse 25 per cord.
foll-9ot uooc. sis0tf5.00 per cord
Goa . 20 Kra-e SLo
Luas lfan4 Eapiis l5c. Ohio. DC. Petoskey.
800
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

'rHE 0F9s1Axn RowTE. - THE ONLY
LfTE rsssTlvn rHz TVrrED
ertrEs FAST kan.

''rHE orzs1Axn Rovfs. THE ONLY
iFgE rsssTlNr rHz UNITED
ertrss FAST NkTr.
"Ths Ove-isad Firer" is now making
fsster tire flan ever between tls Missouri
Rirsr ard Pacific Coast. Commencing sun
day Decem Der sfh. rev fsss trsin vas
put on. making the tine % the Psci6c
coast IN % togrs- a ssvinz of ere hour over
the uareeCsfenfe- trls made heretofore
wasn saving Of ifteen hours wss made
baggage checked through from az eastern
roi-fs "a afted Statss sad Canada n the
Pacific -oasf. fieeanf PGiiusa paisrs Car
S. serers through on a. trains from Council
Plass and 0rnsha CD Fort an Sac-saento
san Francisco ard les Angeles aso from
kansas CITY 20 nerrer. CHEYENNE. Ogden
ara Ssit TsSe City Aocern day coaches
ca Al Esins
Eating housrs az unisr ths supervision.
~ tl . rr-n7snv est ness feraishef nT
TIE fscin- Hare r0rtaR8V ars rnsu rnszssa
-ecrr sad iar1 e.ess rsssen 1ers e. lI
carried on ~s-n.sr fftcrzh traias running
frs 8rfv serrsr4 For firthar .nfs--
ssn ssresx U.s. rFns-s
cen Psss ard rexes ssrrs 0rsha Neb
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

The propTiCtor os Kemp's Balsam gives
IhOus rs OF Bottles away yearly? This
moue a. advertising would prove ruinous
it tha rs.sam vas not a perfect cure tor
0ola1s and all Throat and Lung troubles.
fou vii see the excellent elect after taking
tas hr7s dose. Doa't hesitate, Procure
bottle to day % keep 10 your home or room
.sr III immediate or fgture use. Trial bottle
Free a, ". H. Tiobs, Druggist. Large size
-|e and "a fr
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

TIE best Ssivs in the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. SAT- Rhenm, Fever
Sores. Tstter. Cnappst Hands. Chflblains.
Cnrns and All SFin Erupticns. and posi-
tiesiy cures Piles, or 20 rev required u
BE- xusrsr seed 20 give rerisC1 satisfaction. or
money rs'rnded. Pr'ce = cents rer box.
[ls~iass-t-r-a
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

You can buy . storm Over
coat now, just when you can
best appre ciste its breadth of
collar and extra length, for
barely half the opening price
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24
nATTEss IT. MICHIGAN.

f.4-y -
r-aslae tsaifa . aeittfs4s t-e etl-.-ias o
ssilt al-
L4gt7n uaenssts as . 5asiaezz al 80.
O., -sal 7ear.
aslings asa hatsl s saefIg azrn4
eosaa.sti-n.
Asssa1 scanF al-s8f onla.ag So
eco ae1ss saase
8uialna f1oscssgz1ts Ia Holland asF
yeaf -lzt
as.l..l .,-.... Z. =. E.at.a wssh cleo
t1icilg as.ofs e.s
Fh,a~ C.a... 4. s.-visr =, r...a asaa.g =,
hsli.f ! c.ll .,rfors
a..st-- i. s.-t.s r.,...g -, -..,i, oosr.
af.oEs an.,lt a.54sarg II.
,
ea~-r s.'r..- 49,. -.r.e.
-.
D''''i'"t AS ~
s sse1 go 90"
inefs ere so patients in ne trs7sfss
tilF h7f .an. ~ ns7s ea- 30 isn.a.ss.
ehe'reIa Fs-oc.s 80 care Fofss recently
g. RI H.t -e re1ai-t as aiea - fqssiaae
ItalE Merritt "a Clar'ars axst a. haI
bis aecz afozsa F1Is tssos14liaz salas-
day
Beaver fsi4nts have bad a. e3nul1nis.a-
a1n aiih lhs r-.g VI lie s8fls f.e lhs lsst
lao1lh.
Taeg are eafeti9s LARGE auaafiti.s of
hsh through sas 30 IN Roani lAks. Char.
ie4oz
f,, r..... rro,.ss.,ior o-.,. ,,siiss.s
a. Lanslas y draa. oss YEAR ol1-sboisr.
inau.In.
ra. r..r.... r-..l... e.... -. T..
~ F1,,,s--.
a. --.'.+'. -. ..,..,.t'. - ~. -.
Tr- ...,ars,.. 49,. 81
--F' fr-eif et fr'4sA7f1 = -
A' -a'--s Nsrt Afp'i ~ eirfA
re H't-s 'oiaia.t'ee on enrolled OTIS.
The seFsnth Day Atgsn.Isfs sfs ea. fly
49, liretiaf a. thl., ever -Ho haii.ifs-
fe 10 .- ." &s 70 e'.sA"
a~'e'
TIE ne1l rl.el.ag q. .le Michigan Con
n1al1erF, 90 re LoFal Leg 10, Eiil BE- held
a. tla retite1cs of ez-0oY. Alsrr a. De-
u0lf February 4.
AZ p..if. c-a.k sf.-s.,u Afhi,, -
other business centres I'd Calhoun county.
renllsrances sre being signed saiGst tns
local option crusade
Ths sv.nr1s7.f. Potter AMI sflia< 49,
have inst ell.-i 4 srfec@-sf,f sr.s.,s-,sr. :,
MINI have opara8 = ,.-n.s.is ,ssirsf a.
a. .atsl, ~ n.gsor o
-.'iS - ttA an" St.ses
a.-e "ef ii'fiA q 5acAsot
1@a - -. - a
~ @oo~estt go t1a- fialo January -.
Lgsnseilsis Potter and Miller were pre-
ser Ted w,tl 500 s7d their expenses, l0g
Their services amcug toe flut sinner
. r,.- aI.
converts. Cheap enoueh trs lsbogsr Il.
worthy ci hls hire.
Charles Mason ons ~ ths voprv ana
sef.gs rrsi-.-s. men ,f FIastir.s ,fisa for-
CAV rrere.r- 49, bs.t 49, 80. tir,,. ne
slnsrer Hon thai incnrs0is u,slsdy. con
sum olou. Charlie Was one II t10ts l1eu
who cannot vel De spared from lie bus.-
aess circle.
IN. Hi.isfiale case scsfrst a man oberg
e. wah violaf.n.g fbe r.v ..ey,. s,I eo.r..,-5
a.. bas re.oisesf la 81 vs-,.ifr ssa,rsf -
Ills narrs IA lean 49, sog ba rn.,- Il.
seut.rcra TOR iils a. frr snv tsri,, ~ 80.
re fu...Fs tbtnk. he.f sorsba- 49,. - tbr
same ttnd 4. "a bs fr-at &, - -
court.
-, -
N.o ~ -'~u 'i.'.eis WI tas suppose
- --' y ~. ~ II. =. = sO'.l-os i ~ 'o"H
~, LAY .oNl'5' as vie anu hef -
'. ''e-..'.7. oI@Aaeo n
So S.-' 49, --.l- - AaAoA S.-ef 1ali's'
. - '"ss - P'sS
-,..,-1 - 1A'i-- -
,.-..f -. ,s -
- Il. ~. ...,.-s lI .'-I - 80 a.
s Aso H--
- ~. t'-,' -
80 80, 49,, $50, s.s-.s .sse.,s'i r..
Ward evening De started tor his home te
Mentor goNashlp. What TIE effect T.
Etak.-f. r.s.. .. s.IF D.. =. ts. .......... -
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

Our Sac, SIS and SO Black
Diagonal and Corkscrew Over
coats, stitched or bound, silk
faced or without -SI2 changes
the ownership.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

We offer all the Mems Over
coats we have left IN stock in
our $3.50, SO and Ss grades ior
$3.50.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

For STA you will own the best
$40 satin-lined Shinchilia Over
coat on earth. Broad assertion.
The case demands il.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

All SI4, SI2 and $40 Csssi-
mere Cvercoats will find ready
purchasers al the new mark
$3.50.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

Do You Intend to Buy
A Silk Dress,
A Satin Dress,
A Cloth Dress,
A Cashmere Dress,
A Shawl,
4 Newmarket,
A Raglan,
A Plush or Astrachan Wrap,
A Jacket,
A Plush OF ASfrachan
SacQue,
Table Linens, DOmeS-
tics, Underwear, Hos
iery, n o t i iOns, j e t
Trimmings, etc, etc,
be sure and call on us
as we return II Off
the amount of pur-
chase from lowe t
prices.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24

Our Overcoat layout for S. is
remarkable.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-24
Mid-Wintpr OVercoat Sale !!
NOW ON

The balance OF ouf Ss Over
coats 60 At $50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-25
s7NG'
SOuTHERN ErATHS.

1t will thus be seen that the western
states lead the other sections CT the coun-
try and will doubtless capture the crest
est number of public buildings. Tne rest
OF the week will be given up to the CON-
mittee on public buildings, who will
briefly explain each bill, aud, canvass
having been made of the House as to how
the members will vote, It is safe to say
that all the measures reported by the
committee for new public buildings will
be passed during the present week.
ILLEGAL TIMBER CUTTING.
WASHINGTON, Feb. "a The Secretary
OF the Interior has received report from
Special Agent Mason, in which 1t is
charged that the Aver Lumber Company
of Flsgstsf, A. T., snd the Arizona Lum-
Der Company caused to be cut from pub
lie lands in said territory 10,435,45o feet
Of timber and % III railroad ties. The
value OF the timber st the mill is given IS
S143,5 $40 and CT the ties at $4,000. Both
civil and criminal proceedings sgsinst the
parties named are recommended.
The bill prohibiting newspapers coz
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-25
Chicago pel.ga,,ou P1snssn.

PITTsBUsa, Pa Feb. 81 The Chicsgo
delegation 10 the national Democratic
convention passed through the city 10. dsy
on their return home from Washington.
They were in the best Of humor and their
enthusiasm ever the result OF the meeting
WAS SO great thst II WAS evident they
were thoroughly pledged 10 the Cleye-
land party which they had helped to sus-
tain in changing the dste for holding the
convention, and in defeating the Califor-
mia faction IN selecting st. Louis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-25
7. N. Jones & Co. P'R S,s5s:, rs As:a''
UNSUCCESSFUL sCHEkE,
Court DosEn't Think Hopkins is @ ping
Die for a while

Court Doesn't Think Hopkins is ping TO
Die for While.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, FEB. "a Captain
j. III. Wise and Chris Ktnsinger, having
made application to Judge Ssge of the
United States court, for en- order to re-
move BeDjamin L. Hopkins from the
county jail to his home to allow him to
Ole surrounded by his family, snd prom.
Using to psy the cost of such watchmen as
would be required TO keep him safely, his
honor directed DR.. Bowling, government
surgeon here, to report to him upon Mr..
Hopkins condition. Court to-day an
nounced that the surgeons report indi-
Gated no immediste occasion for appre-
hension OF death in the Hopkins case and
remMking that 1t was the duty of the
court TO execute the law and to protect
the general public rather than consider
the comfort OF individuals, refused to
RsShe the order as requested.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-25
RECOGNIZED TAsCOTl.
a Deputy Sheriff Who Saw Som sth,rg Fa.
miliRr in His PhiE.

A Deputy Sheriff Who Saw Som sthirg Fa
mtliRr in HIS Phig.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. "a -Tascott,
reported arrested yesterday st Lebanon,
Mo-, is said to have been seen IN Louis.
vile. Deputy Sheriff Jerry Bate while
oreakfasting at Keykser's restaurant this
morning observed there q man and wo.
man. seemingly strangers. The mans
face struck the deputVss being strangely
familiar, suddenly 1t flashed into his mind
that he was Tescott whom he had taken
to.the Frankfort penitentisry in 1886
Esazing the complications that might
arise Il 1t were case OF mistaken iden.
tity he failed to arrest the man, aid while
ne Was In search OF further information
the man departed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-25
IS IT TASCOTF9
Doubt as 20 the Identity OF tho Han Ar
rested at LIZ bsnoD, mo.

Doubt as TO the Identity OF the Han ar
rested at LIZ bsnoD, mo.
LEBANON, Mo Feb. 24-The descIip-
lion of Tascott sent from Chicago by the
police authorities isllies exactly with the
man now held here except in regard 10
the gold filling in the front tooth. In the
Place Of this, however, there is a broken
tooth.
The prisoner put on brsggsdocio sir
last night but to-day ia quite tame, but
declines TO talk further than to SAY that
his parents live in Harper, Ksn, and that
be spent last winter in Hillsboro, H.,
where he married the woman who is with
him. He has been in Lebanon before
ard several young men here recognized
him. The police authorities Of Chicsgo
telegraph that they will be in Lebanon St
O'Clock this afternoon. Public opinion
is divided SO to his identity. out the
sheriff and deputies are certain that they
have great prisoner. He telegraphed
to his supposed parents a. Harper this
morning, but has received no reply.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-25
An OIL ExpIosiop.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Feb. IA still at
the Atlas Oh Refinery N this city con-
tanning $500 barrels oil exploded shout 10
O'Clock this morning doing damage to the
extent OF s25o0 and instantly killing an
employe named Charles Swanson. Super
intendent McGrsdy vas also severely in
l1red by the shock,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-25
CLEBURNE.

Assets and Ii, bllities of Jot j. smyth Filed
Special to the Gazette.
CLEBURNE, Tex, Feb. "a The sched-
ule list of creditors and inventory Of Jot
j. Smyth was fled with the county
clerk today. The amount OF his lisbili-
ties is SI04,266 IA, while his assets
amount to SAP, 1926.
The roads leading to the city are i'm
pAsssole, and no wagons are to be seen
on our streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-25
TEXAS PENSIONS.
Special to the Gazette.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-The following
Texas pensions were issued to-day:
Original invalids-James B. Stringer,
Youngsport. Increase-Leonidas Bryant,
FL Paso. Mexican widoWs-Msry B
widow Of Anderson G. Underwood,
Aquillai Mary P, widow Ct James G..
Vance, Plsno; Catheri1s, widow Of Jacob
SCHNEIDER, San Antonio: George Bena-
vides, widow OF Tandy K. Anderson,
Laredo; Tennessee Texas. widow of
Newton J. Bowman, Manchester; Mary
c., widow Of Hardin D. Wilson,
Audubon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-25
Gould ana sags os,s raksn up,

NEW YORK, Feb 24.-The case of Jay
Gould, Russell Sage and tie Kansas Pacific
bondholders was taken up by the grand
jury to-day. The body adjourned 81
O'Clock, and were discharged until Mon
day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-18
MCCORMICK & Co..
B a N N Il R q
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH AND
HALEY, IDAHO.

Careful attention given to the sale of Ores
and Bullion. We solicit Conslgnments,
guaranteeing the Highest Market Prices.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-18
T. B. JONES. 8. J. LYNN
Z. II. JONES. & CO.,
Bankers.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

Transact General Banking business In
sll Its branches.
Dealers In Foreign and Domestic Exchange
emittances made on day of payment.
Bonds and stocks bought and sold on com.
mission.
Long loans made on city real estate at low
ates of interest.
Special attention given to the selling of
ores and bullion, OF which consignments
are solicited.
Advances made on ores, base bullion.
Gold and silver bars shipped for refining.
CORRESPONDENTS:
New York ...J. B. Colgate & Co.
Omaha. -. Omaha National Bank.
San Francisco. ,s Bank of California.
Chicago. .... First National Bank.
Denver. German National Bank
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ACTIVE ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.

PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS:
NEW YoRK-Importers' AID Traders Ma.
fional Bank, Chemical National Bank
KountZe Brothers.
CHICAGO Commercial National Bank.
ST. LoUIs-States Savings Association.
KANSAS CrTY-National Bank of Kansas
City.
OMAHA-Omana National Bank.
DENvEE-City National Bank, Denver Ma
tional Bank.
EVANSTON, Wyo.-Beckwith & Co.
OGDEN-C commercial National Bank.
HELENA, Mont.-First National Bank.
BUTTE, Mont.--First National Bank, Clark
d Larabie.
HALEY, Idaho-McCornick & Co.
BELLEVUE, Idaho-G. A. Mccormick g. Co.
EuKc, Neysde-J. Henderson.
San FRANCIsCo-First National Bank, The
Crocker WoolWorth National Bank.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
OPENING OF STREETS
CITY MARsHAL's NOTICE

CITY MARsHAL's NOTICE.
To those occupying Streets which hare
been declared open By the City Council:
THE FOLLOWING STREETS ARE RE
L quired to. be opened April LIST, and all
fences and other distractions removed
thereirom before that date:
Third North, from Sixth to Tenth West.
Fourth North, from Sixth to Tenth Wet
Fifth North, from Fourth to Tenth West.
SiIth North, from Second TO Tenth West.
Seventh North, from Second to Tenth West
Eighth North, from the County Road to
Tenth West
Ninth North, from the County Road to
Tenth West.
Also all Streets running North and South
from Second to Ninth North Street.
The parties interested are requested to re-
move their fences, exc, from the said
streets by the date named.
ALFRED SOLOMON,
City Marshal.
Salt Lake City, March II, 1888.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-18
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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-21
DEVICES FOR cRIPPLEs.

New Methods II Supplying the Defects q
. Not Too Generous Mature.
mo matter how badly q person may
DO crippled. he or she is we'll ablc "a
travel about without being a bother
to any one in these days OF progress"
Suppose the unfortunate has no
arms or legs, how them" inquired a
listener.
Just the same" retortcd the first
speaker, a manufacturer OF mechanical
appliances for cripples.
Except in very rare cases. unless .
person is actually bedridden. there il
no reason why they should not DO able
to move about anywhere. Why, in a
short while We will have ready for the
market . new idca in the line Of in
valid chairs. 1t will he so constructed
that the occupant, although pos
sesscd Of only one hand. will be able
TO wheel himself up or down stairs
BY simply turning a crank. The
crank will set in operation four wooden
legs, with clinchers made OF rubber on
the feet. which will grip the stairs -
It ascends or descenda In like man
ncr tho occupant will not have TO be
assisted in boarding a street car or
even . railroad train. The chair 10 not
cumbersome At all. rs all the clock
like machinery is slowed away in q
small box underneath the scat Only
the very wealthy will be in . position
70 benefit from this idea. however, a
Il Is q very expensive arrangement
Another chair that promises TO have .
vide field is a especially constructed
for persons having no arms or legA Il
10 moved BY . sort Of side swinging OF
the body. Then there are chairs for
use OF steamboats,, in the woods and
even for mountain climbing. A facs
not generally known il that nearly all
the railroad companies have invalid
chairs a all their stations along the
various routes, and any pcrson desir-
ING the use Of one can be accommodated
without extra expense. In one Of our
cheap chairs = perxon l. At liberty to
move about - the ate Of ak miles IN
hear without aay considerable outlay
otstxuaSA
ssCoaarDed invalids Who have ben
3oeosd 70 lie abed for pears nay u
gFss&ly relieved b means ofapplia.ess
especially manufactured Tor such ca1a.
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NeeA California Dear.

I Nee California Deer'
Anybody can catch a cold ms k'nd
of ve.,ber. The trouble Is TO let 20,
like the man who caught the bear
We ADVISE our readers to purchase OF
Henry Cook = bottle of santa Able, the
California King Of Consumption.
Asshm., Bronchitis Coughs and Group
|Curo and keep it handy. tbs pleas
in 20 the taste and death to the above
Complaints. Sold at 800 bottle
or 3 for g so. California Cat-R- Cure
gives immediate relief. Tn, Catarrhal
virus is soon displaced by its healing
and penetrating nature. Give 1t q
trial. Six months treatment $l.W by
mail clio.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-21


suSlnosi, copy, jsstiss soast, pr 100.
sammonf agsi1st gsesishss, justice
court per 100.
subponss original jssties sort per
100.
Subponss copy justice eoart per 100.
State warrants justice court per hun
dred.
search warrants justice court per hun
dred.
Undertaking for costs justice court per
hundred.
Undertaking in order Of arrest justice
court per hundred.
Verdict Of jury justice court PEI hun
dred.
vsnire for Jury justice court per hun'
! dred. ,
The county board reserves the righSto
reject any and all bids. c.
III. BAILEY. Go. OK.
Red Cloud, Nov, &c, 1858.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-21

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