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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
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A1rE January ] any paper IN W
York publishing the details ul au Cxyou.
zion vii be suhicc, 20 hnc and impus1n.
mont unicr a now law. But the man.
aging editors Of 7bs HTud, 7nr, Sun.
h0rld, N1r, Pros aud Morning Journal say
they will not obey II but wall continue 90
publish whatever they can ~, concerning
executions rs Of everything else, which b.
right, because Il Is constitutional.
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exclusive, and any arrangement ty which
the control of the affairs OF the corpora
ton should be taken from it's stockholders
aud the authorized officers and agents OF
the corporation would be hostile 10 tho
policy Of our general incorporation acts"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

II generally conceded In New Yoyk
that Gov. Hill is mro to bc rcnomi.
mated. All the forces and powcB most
potent In the Democratic party arc with
him aud Tor him. Besides, the att cmpt
20 break down Gov. nul through the
investigation Of the operations Of the
Aqucduct Commission AMI the purchase
Of furniture Tor tho Executive Mansion
has signally failed lie cmcrscs from the
erucblc with cleaner skirts than some OF
those who proclaimed themselves much
ho.cr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

THE APPEAL has reason to hope that the
people OF Memphis viii be prouder OF
"The Old Reliable" than ever when they
see our edition OF tomorrow. 1t will con-
tain great many special papers by well
known citizens upon trade and other top
les, besides many others by members of
The APPEAL staff on the business Of the
ypnr
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10 THE MERCHANTS or MEMPHIS
A few merchants, three or four, bolicy-
ing themselves hurt in feeling or pocket
or both, bv what THE ApprAL said yestcr-
day in regard to the policy pursued by
Ill., Fontanc & Co., ia the matter Of tho
nagging Trust ordered their advertise
mcnts not only out Of our regular, but also
ont OF our lstoi September issue. In doing
this they assorted thcr udoubtod right
buiat thesamc time attempted TO make TUE
ArrrN feel that as advertisers they bad
q sort Of purchaslble right TO dictate our
course on any question in which Ley or
their interests were involved. In thii
they made great mistake. Whiic we
take all the advertising We can get, we do
not allow It TO influence rs on any public
question. We are thoroughly indie
pendent There is nothing 80 yalu-
able in newspaper as the indie
pcnlcnco that enables to be in
every essential the free organ Of the whole
people, II every man who adycrIiscs in
a newspaper was allowed to dictate its pol
icy as appeared to him best It would very
soon be in the condition OF the man with
the ass whom AsoP tells Ms took thc adj
vice OF everybody until at last finding his
will and yolition lost lac pctumty threw
the ass into the miro and thus got rid Of
his burden, the occasion Of much coutro.
ycrsy and nnycty, and Nth It all hc pos.
scsscd Of property. The independence
which TuE ArrEAL has manifested IN the
matter Of the Jutc Bugsing Trust aud in
defense Of the farmer Is the very best
guarantee 1t can offer 10 the merchants
who presently lind fault with it that it
would, II occasion demanded. rs readily
opl ,s .,rp..,l, lof,uJ ,h,,r iptrr..sts Ms il
did in Tur Arr.,l Of "Wednesday. when
IL advised the iarmors 10 send in their
cotton and r,y tbcir merchants uromptly.
We did this when IN the same article we
insisted tla, tine interests Of the merchant
and the farmer are reciprocal and that
tlry slo,ll ort asuupit csrrri,'ly whcrc
a fms, or combine IL concerned Cotton
j. tlo b,,fso of IN, trlc OF Mrmpbi. and
40 ,r, indebted T., tho n,,.r f.r that
b,.is Iib,r1l ami hir dealing ON the
.p,r, # tho merchant with tho farmer has
.r,Iu,lly huilt mn ,li, ma,kc, and mad,
il vba,i,is u,c arr, inland cotton market
In the world Tnr ATRIAL. proud Of this.
and. speaking cor the whole popula.
ton. entirely dependent as II h. upon
cotton, has urged. and still urges.
continuance Of that libcmlity toward IN,
huuoE especially now, when for the frsI
time 10 thc history Ut cotton cultivation,
he finds himself confronted by the Trust.
Tur AwE,l Is ior thc masses, 1t &.
thoroughly Democratic. and therefore /,
ior uc majority In every instance. Fol
uat reason, too, 1t Is ior the morchau,s-
i1r they and the planters ate Or one
/ They up iuiorlcpuudcut Ono Clnuo
]
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TuE good work OF the Chicago nCws.
papcu u iny,stgatngt the condition OF the
working women OF that city has caused
the organization OF u "Rci ana trcsh Air
Association" which makes 1t b. cuisines.
to rec that the poor white slaves gnl aci.
tiuus during the summer season.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
STATE ELECTORAL TICKET.

For the State at Larce-Albcrt S. Marks, OF Frank
lin; Josiah Patterson, Of shelby
Fist piStrict-H. T. Hughes, of Claiborne
Second Distrlct-IA A. Gru, Of Knox
Third District
Fourth District-W NJ Hammock, OF IfonslAie
Tinh Distrct-w c. Houston OF Cannon
Sixth plstrlct-E MI r. Morris oi Davidson
Seventh Disirict--ll0urnoy Rivers, OF uioA
Eighth pistrict-R T. Cole, OF Horny
Ninth District
Tenth Dl,trict-Harry ~ HI, Of Shelby
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Mor,sing or the r,ch,.

The Roman Catholic priests OF Law.
renee, Mas, have been working hard to
pay of the dcpositors in the Augustine
bank, whose suspension five years ago
created such o sensation. During the past
two years 81, 600 have been paid 10 dc.
positions, aud It Is hoped that every cent
will be cleared of.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

TnE NdJttiAe Bmar calls attention 10
an ircvcrcnt wilticism recently uttered
by Sam Jones, who Is reported rs saying
In a sermon that ~ God would take this
crowd TO heaven tonight the most Of YOU
would have TO sleep with your brooches
under your head Aud then everybody
In that "worshippIng' crowd sigslcI. Il
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
cut OF the Way.

From the New York sun.
Bobby had reluctantly kissed his sister
good night and was OIL for bed.
Don't Won 90 to bed rather early, Bob.
by?' inquired young Mr.. Simpson, tits
but q little past s o clock
81 have to 60 TO bel carly on tho nights
YOU call on sister," explained Bobby; "shc
makes me.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
NA.nNIIIT. Irnn- N IN.
FLoRENcE. IA.
Capitalists Looking About industrial
Establishments Proposed.

Establishments Proposed.
spothl Dispatch 10 the Appeal
FloErScs, Ala, Aug. Ca party Of
middle states capitalists lyit Florence this
morning ior the ore lands fifteen miles
north. They took the noilh.bounJ Louis.
willie 4 Nashville train and will return to.
night The gentlemen compose the dircc.
tory oi one OF the largest manufacturing
establishments In the United States.
one Of tho directors OF the company
las cast his lot with Florence, and II was
through his influence ili, his associates
were brought south. Muyh OF the pro.
ddy, ol the company is sold To the south,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
A MARKED I,nn,oy.nen,

from linfltrs Ilt4r
Old Lady llo village posimislressl-IIcv
you got anythin' fer me, Miss BuIlard2
PosimistreS-IIerc's a postal from your
daughter Mandy. How she do improve
in spelling scncc she's been goin' to that
boardin' school.
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Fatal Explosion.

ST. LouIs, Mo-, Aug. 3O-A special to
the ToF-DRpnict from Gainesville, Tex,
says the boiler Of q portable engine used
at the Denton, Tex, ice works, exploded
yesterday with terrific force. Robert
kirkpatrick, engineer, was killed, hi,
right lcs being torn from bis body and
head crushed. John Benson, foreman,
was lalnlly injured.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
Local NctcoroIogicnI Hcport.


Trr attention Of our Prohibition Rad
on rs called to q telegram from st. Paul,
Mimi which shows by official figures
the very decided effect that hirh license
has bad .u Minnesota 10 restrain mtcm-
pgr.urr
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

IIH attending physicians now admit
that ~ Robert Garrett, OF Baltimore, D.
ucumbly insane. that ho Is afflicted with
soilcuirg Of The brain, aud, like John Me-
Cul0ugh may have periods OF sanity, but
that each oi ihcsn viii bc succeeded by o
worse stage OF the disease that will finally
Kin him.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
THE cANrATRIcF.


A daucht'f Of q ercir. sA5 sopv
81 gi.ry. lo,o Hua au
~ roilik1 uuigs, otf iflffio it,s
Aui ifum a marble hsttt
on Hcmnon uaiuc' Could WOO,
=, Ahi ~ hui s1sc l,yf mlue.
~ bftlk hCf Vur. U|F IHtffl-1pt ,hs,
Vet iouE would BY divine
-tfu'iu l.. TLVHpiss. D. u. IN "A, t.,,..,.,s.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
}. q. JOHNSON
Wants to Join tho Discussions OF Taylor
and Hawkins.

Wants to Join tho Discussions OF Taylor
and Hawkins.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
nashville, Tom, Aug. 30.-A iew DAYS
ago George W. Armisicad chairman OF
the Prohibition State executive committee.
addressed to the chnirmcn Of the Rcpub.
lican aud Democratic state executive
committees, asking ior q division OF time
10y their respective gubcrnioral candi.
dates will ]. q. johnson, Prohibition eau.
ddatc for Governor Mr.. Arnistcad, IN
reply 10 n question today, said that he had
not vet heard from Mr. Williams. lie
has received the following letter from Mr..
Wl
NAsu,iifr Tcuu. Aug 20.
Geo Numlsicnd E-t chairman Prohibition TX.
Crut,v tummiitce, nashville, TUuu
Dear Sir-Nour communication Of the
2jlh instant asking division Of the time
iuf the Prohibition candidate for Governor.
j. G. johnson, with the other gubcfnato.
rial candidates, cane duly 10 hand. can
only speak for the Republican candidate.
II the DEMOCRATIC candidate will agree 10
yield a portion Of biz time will agree that
Mt. Hawkins will yield u portion OF his
time NJ all points whep Gov Taylor aud
Mr.. Hawkins have Joint appointments.
Very respectfully,
Jos. a. DutN, Chairman.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
A Free smoker.

lfum lime
Customer Gin cigarsiore)-Gimmc good
cigar, boy. suthin' that smokes free.
Boy guess can't 20 yc, boss; there's
no cigar IN this store that smokes lcss'n
cputa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

lfum Tie llAN.
lie gazing nj tho recent eclipse Of the
mOonl-Ah, dear, isn't it wonderful. and
--cr-wondcriul, wonderful
She (somcwhat Disappointed 90 Yes,
George: hut Il isn't nearly as dark as | OK.
pccled il would be.
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The Egyptian ,o,,ou crop Good.

ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 80 The August 70.
port Of the Alexandria Cotton association
shows that the condition Of The cfop IL
Exceptionally good. Very iii'ls Jilags
las b,er done Ny worms o. to.
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he hit H..


FTUTN IIN IHTTUUl
Bliuks-Struck IT, by Jovcl Travelled
in elevators for ten years. Never struck
one before waiting at the floor wanted TO
leave. Ninth floor. please.
Elevator Boy-Elcyaior's stuck. Amt
running today.
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A CIInchInE Argument.

Coroncr-Iou seem very sure that the
deceased was killed by some accident.
Could he not have committed suicide-
Witncss-No, sir; no man over committed
suicide with q full bottle OF Old Crow In
hia lnalln nncknl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

TTWTW TNT TWTI-
1.-THE world il mino'" exclaimed the
tragcdian In "Monto Christie" and the
comedy man, waiting for eight weeks
back salary, murmurrd family: "Cut me
oil piece Of New York, please"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

Those proportions nre made Tor the honed, Of
those who secure yearly subscribers, hut In order
that the Subscribers may derive benefit from the
competition TuE ArrEL will distribute among
them glils amounting Ia value 10 mon than 5000.
These gifts viii Quito in tho respect OF value aud
dcsirabiliiy anything ever offered by n Southern
newspaper EyJry yearly subscriber will hc sure
to get gift send Tor sample copies Of WEEKLY
ArrrAL and mu lI,t % gifts luis proposition
will be- upgu 10 November 20. 1885
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

According TO q conclusion Of the recent
international medical congress In rsris
occulaiion may carry the tubrrcusr bar.ili
In atoms Of sputum on the lip,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

Tur birmingham Ius', AN English news.
paper Of high standing, reviewing the
Mills bin, docs not agree with Mr. Blaine
that IL will In the least dcsry1 be al.
uniagcous to the English. Il ays on
the contrary that It evil make thy United
States O mou dangerous competitor Of
England in all neutral markets"
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no nInMI.n InInI.r,.

Tur ArrL viii no cent IN nlI Iuror psOi
us me hummer abroad, without c.ln c1aryc.
suhuiIsr. who wish thclr Iup0r ouHrrl hom
tue haIly adIrcs, have only tu uoay Hi. Office
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
ENCOURAGING REPORTS.
THE DEMOCRATIC OUTLOOK FOR
NOVEMBER VERY BRILLIANT.

The Facts hat Mr.. Cultivate Got in
His Trip with Judge Thurman-In-
diana Safe and Perhaps Ilinois-The
Judges Program.
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An AppIc WIIhoutn,,,,

Tho Boy Who Had no Applc-Gim mo
dc core o dat apple when yon'p done
The Boy Eating the Apple boy ami
golnl 70 be no core.
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was doubtless very funny but, as The
Banner asks, twas Il the kind OF fun which
preacher, as a representative OF Christ on
earth, should indulsc in in the sacred
lnsk2n oil
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

Mn. GEoRor ArulsrGlD, Chairman OF
the State Prohibition Executive Commit
tee has addressed tue Cuairmen Of the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER

The management Of TUT ArrE.l has determined
10 oacr TO those who win undertake lists Of new
subscriber 10 TIM WEEKLY ArrEAL cash prizes in
The following amounts.
For the Largest lst Of new subscribers -...,.SlOo
For the Second largest list Of new subscribers 75
For the Third lmgcst list OF new Subscribers 30
For the Fourth largest list Of new subscribers 30
Tortlt iith longest list Of new subscribot'..- 90
Tor the sixth largest list OF new subscribers. 40
Tor the Ten next largest lists Of new sub
scribcrs $40 each ..... ..................... 100
For the Twenty three next largest lisl OF new
subscribers, s. each ... ..................... 10
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-28
Preyo Points.

The iron fe1ce enclosing the CeDtEaS
School grounds IS nearly completed.
SHERIFF FOWLER will soon become ,
resident OF the Garden City, Leni's
loss will be our gain.
BISHOP Booth, of the Fourth Ward
has TAI en- victim TO the maiariai IeVer
and We regret TO say is reported very
sick.
TAYLOR & JENSEN are removing
smahuame building on Cente: osfeei
to MAKE room Cor So ostantlal 0Flck
sdiice for their jewelry store HL!ch
will loom up IN the near future.
THE managers Of the late IncGatIla.
excursion are yet being congratulate"
| on the success OF their enterprise, pa
d. z. is perfectly competent 10 bio"
his own horn.
A HEAVY pow, puCch has been maze
and placed IN position at tne Provo
| Foundry which punches holea t1-dCgI
iron plates three eighlhs CT IA l1cn
thick with perfect case. The pLlct
was made TO use in the manufacture o.
iron fence. though iatendt q fer pa
ing boiler iron in the future. This i
claimed to be she heaviest power Punc I
in the Territory.
THE dealers in fruits and vegetables
have done a fair business during th'
week in shipping these products &
other markets. Aside from those WIN
make this speciality. the stores art
each doing something in the same iln
of trade. superintendent Eggertsoi
of the West Coop store has this wee
: shipped three car loads Of fruit, ant
two cars of 'spuds" to Leadviiie &n
other points in Colorado.
The continued hot dry wealth L
seriously felt by many, and the e1
IRENE lassltlde as a natural resul
, leads some to imagine themselves VIC
: tins of malaria, when they are real
i, ENJOYING good health. There have bee
several cases of malarial fever, no"
o ever that have developed within te
y DAYS which has led to some speculauo
= as to the real cause. Some claim ID
= marsh east of town is the mai
= nuisance; other think our arresla
), wells WELD water from a stagnant SUI
= terranean marsh, though the owners
:, the wells regard the water as pur,
!, than the surface water or the mountal
= streams. Under these circumstsnc
G we certainly need board of health
:, decide such matters. 4.
}. August %.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-28

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. BY THE
IN City Council of Salt Lake City OF the
iltention of such Council to make the tol-
tpwing described improvement, to-Wlt:
Extending and laying iron water pipes OF
rains along the following streets, namely
seginning at the intersection OF FIRST
! rect and First East Street and running
thence eastward to Street, and defray
Shree-fourths of the cost thereof, estimated
Al three thousand six hundred dolieIs
fSS. 6OO.) by a local assessment upon the iots
or pieces of ground within the following
described district. being the district to be
affected or benefited by said Improvement
namely:
The north half of block l, in plat !;
An oflots l and2, block Is;
An of lots and4, block IA:
All of lots and 2, block l6;
an of lots and 4, block 49,
Ali of lots and 2, block II;
An of lots and 4, block u;
In Plat D, Salt Lake City Survey.
All protests and objections to the carrying
ont of such intention must be presented IL
writing to the City Recorder on or before
tuesday, September 18th, 1855. being the
time set by the said Council when II VII
near and consider such objectlons eS
may be made thereto.
By order of the City Council OF Salt Lake
Civ, made August Sd. 1855.
0-''' HE6ER NJ. WELLS,
City Recorder.
SALT LAKE CITY, August 90, 1883.
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The Deputies Escape.

TRINIDAD, August 26.-Late last night
l.. 4. Wooten and D. D. Finch, left
Fort stcrewall to arbitrate matters
With the settlers if possible, and allow
the six deputies to return TO Trinidad.
On their arrival ut Stonewall, tie be
sieged house was found vacant. tue
deputies having escaped at II o'cloo k
last night, arriving at TIL city late This
evening. In the fracas last night,
Fran isco Petigue was shot through the
head and r. D. r sSeH was seriously
wounded and eight or ten settlers more
or less disabled.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-28

ST.. PAUL, August, 26.-W. G. Van
Horne, president OF the Canau'sn
Pacific, being interviewed for the
Pioneer Press on the proposals con
tanned in the Presidents message, said :
"The policy of non-intercourse betwe en-
the limited States and Canada will
damage the american railways betWe II
50 and S. wnere It would iniure the
Canadian interest 81. On Canadian
and the Grand Trurk lines the blow
wonid fall rather heavily. but to the
canadian Pacific it would be compare
lively slight. There is no money for us
in American freight, anyway, and we
could, of course, hold our passenget
trade
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
y stockholders OF the Blsckioot stock
,5mpany that there will be meeting OF
= e stockholders of said company Tor the
ornose of amending said companys Ar
ticies of Association by increasing its cap
its1 stock from gifty Thousand Dollars 10
TWO Hundred Thousand Dollars
said meeting will be held at the hour OF
eleven O'Clock in the forenoon OF the 80 Gay
of September, 1888, at the office OF the De s.
sret National Bank of s alt Lake CITY, at
Number 70, East Temple Street in said salt
'1'-- JOHN SHARP,
President of the Blackfoot Stock Com
osny and Presiden gifts Board OF Directors
HEBER NJ. WELLS,
Secretary of said Company and Secretary
of its Board of Directors. o
SALT LAKE CITY, August Sth, 1888
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NOTICE

OF the Intention of the City Council
TO Extend Water Mains on First
street, From First East Street to Z
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HOTEi AkkifA IN,
August 81, 1888.
Aug ust -
WHITE HOUSE

George Furlong, James Glatzbacn, Omaha
Neb, Il F. Omen, Davenport. la j. Cots-
relI. Denver, Colo; G E. HoucK. CarIlh,
Mo: o. J Shea, Sandy; Charles Felt, Dry
Creek: Heber Scowcroff, Albert scow croi,'
Y. A. Jennings, Ogden; F. Carm&il, I'M
cago; James Johnson, Omaha, Nep 80; [uT,
Roberts, Toelle; James A. Day, AmerIcan
FORK; j. A McDermott. Chicago; FRANK
Brown, Woods Caossing; Nd MlIeheL; ) a In,
Harney, Sandy john Fran Kiln, Frank han
sen, Pleasant Grove; u W: houe ne
Woods Crossing; John Carlin. Cheyenne;
I F Evans and wife, Denver. Col; Mrs
F f James, Miss Msj1rs, Park City A.
Iesperson, Chicago, Ill: ]. NJ. Casey
bingham; G. PIP Day, Ptttsburg, rem;
G Il " Kay, Los Ans eles, Cal ".
CLARK, Phnadelpnia Penn FRANKLIN
San Diego. Cal; G England, Los Angeles
CHA r, ia ford and wife, Miss Mabel
N;.s Err and Miss Mirtie Stafford, Escan
Dido. Cal J. A Williams, Park City:
Tbo,nas. san francisco; Mrs. II. T. Parsons
San Diego: Miss Belle McBith. Chicago; 81
| p Mccoy. New York City; Mrs. J. GQr
man San Diego; nr. tkuige and wife RI
| Frsneikeo; J H Watson. st. John, utah
| f Lqlnzan, Rock Sprines, W!o.; L.
| lawrence. spanish Fork; Ms. G. II. Brown
| Haley. lila; G Gjacomma. Alta; ". NJ
| RnIit6o san Franciscan u'Niei, Alta; 4
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| | Stnpl.sou, Denver, Col, 5. }. Ryan
| Logan. Utah; NJ II Jones. Omaha, NEG;
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: Flower. Chicago, III; Siute, Colo
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! r Venard Binehsm; l. Darrell, Leac
Vile: J. i: Perry. Pays"n, ttSh
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-28

The SOB a. N. train, leaving Salt Lake and
the 7.3O pm. train, arriving at Salt Lake
carry through Pullman Sleepers between
salt Lake City, Cheyenne, Denver ana Kan
Sss Civ The limited trains carry Sleeperg
both east and west bound between Ogden
and Council Bluffs. ,,-os
Sleeping car reservations can be securee
for either east bound trains or for the utan
8 Northern and Oregon Short Line 9Fs4hsl
0''-' ]. V. PARKER,
Division ~tss A 5.