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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-12

his grandson as we'll as of his cane in
walking.
Judge Thurman called on Attorney
General Miller, at the Department of
Justice, and had prolonged conference
in reference to the celebrated Bell tele-
phone cases. He afterwards called on
President Harrison. This was the first
time Judge Thurman had met the Presi-
dant
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-12

A TemblOr la Ravana.
HAVANA, April 11.-Shock earthquake
fell at Sagua Tuesday evening.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-12
rsIsCELLANEOUN.

Hamony king of herbs. 143 E. First street
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-26

ship 20 mr. C0rreliBs yzn Cost . man
uho has had No e-prrience rhnr@ver
- TIE nail service. uho has 70 rur0-i
q et-ciency and sup<rior fitness. and
wkc had - s-Lvarrage cver Gen@ral
Pear-or II the mat,er % Rep1blie1n-
Ism exrePs That - ! nc-c .rn~p--
abe % the machine and the spoll>
nen No -ln<.s inr1dent has more
early brought olr the difference b.
rge~n the tEo adminis-rzri01s a.
Fre=itenr Cleveland AID Pru-i1ent
Harrt-cn- Iho-e rho note IL care
fully and grasp IT, -i-niEcanee Till
urdsrs-ani shy Pre-fdent Cl-reland
I'LL rank j. history among the b.4-r
ard most hi-h-mindet Pr@-ideur. that
rhe eursntry has had and Why Prezl-
dealt Harriscn u the opinion Of the
best ohs-~rvers i sIoxly grzviraring 70
the foot o. the iLIu=rrions Line -
L0gE- EepublIc
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BURYING THEIR DEAD.
Strange Funeral Customs OF the
North American Indians


When one Is In the dying agony the
relatives give vent 70 their grief in
loud walls. The crying continues at
intervals until death takes place. and
also up 10 tie time Of burial. This
cry has been by some white persons
mistaken for song or chant. but il in
no way partakes OF that character: II
i genuine expression Of anguish and
grief. The wall or cry Is intcrsperscd
with terms which express the relation
ship between the deceased and the
person grieving. The writer has
many times heard the cry OF Indian
men and women. and has seen the
tears flow down their checks There
Is something truly awful in the sound
when men and women together lift up
their roiccs in the wall OF grief. II Il
Tar from being like song or chant
When the breath has left the body Of
the one dying. the nearest relatives.
such as parent or child. brothers or
sisters, husband or wife. begin with a
mad zeal 70 strip themselves Of every
ornament and cut their hair. scattering
the shorn locks about the Fireplace.
The older married women who have
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Nhe1 Fre-.1<-r LAeE@171 I'D been
les- than : zOzrh - &C. rks nu.e--
rirn of arr.olztin- sse-r-al Pezrsors
sncne--cr i ne Me- lsrk p.r-tna--er-
ship wa- re-y Fsr,=-- AID i E1s =uun
zrno1nc~-3 rl1t Pa-tr-a-ser Pxnrs01 IN.
k--1l reaTTsszz-e3 - that Izpc-rant
Fe-1arzE cEre- n-ln- co -hTs
zunozncene7r u - i=-ue oE Apri- l.
l-s5. lhe Nrr Tcr< TrIbzne said
TIE -s1rr@ 1-msn- ~ Frsrnas-rr Pxr---n
rres r~rrr1a sErAs14rs1pn ~ r1nss CT rs1- En1
czr< 10 s-1csxrr rh1z 1rE1tA 90 r1e rneEhr
<e-x1n- he-- j. slrlsees -ne -r1anr essx1u~- 4
= 1ne 10 nE1T E<YrsAr11 a-ts1lGs rnc n1rx
vrurr1 - cD1-rnrnnrnzzr ~ -tzz -1en- -srnrz-
On N111ere- <rpuD2 NnE r-%s-,seEAre a. r1r
s~r~n1E rBsr1 rf arr s1n r-s1T - <-ew1eE =
r1e s-entLw rui1 - -Es ERE hs-ra-r..n-r1 rse
r1tlw serr &C. >nrr - zrrnln1n1e1r - &C
ruu-s@. - - r1nmrp9<t u1rss Hr~1-zMr - .
rpn1 ttrr i 1s-r n -@er rla< 80
r.uGrtne-r y AIN -1f1A ~ Ps1-~rn .
D1x1e<- u1-1 1DG ~rse-nur --ntss r<n1<-s ~
ree1sslr ~ &C., t1- rsez- Gag &c . Pres tenx
1nD ru>Azs 70 -z-rrr< 111 rnE - 1er-l1t z1<
r11@< <err &C.
Presider. E1ererxna rs = D-zc-
c-zt- and ~. Pe1r-gn .eEer made any
disguise a. ne tnrs tat - ms . Ee-
Pzbiczz- Tie Tribe i rirhr. how
eFer. - ~ayln- that ~ --zp.--s0r It.
ness~ hzd nere- Asaz qne-sirne.s AID
Tor fha- r~a~on- cari-E mainly for the
..Ei@5rr cr -h4 -~-r5cr. M Clev4-
aid re-ainea hin IL IL &C., Which
- hrd <lS-a - fhe snr1sfzerf0n 0f
AZ a = " -.HEa- -
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! ben dosn % the Capital 81 Washington.
DC.
Where Congress meets and passes on the pen
sions orr % be
Allowed 10 old one-iegged chaps. like me. az
scnce the war
Don't wear their pants In pairs AZ aii-and "a
how proud We are.
Old Fluscns. fr,.u our dees,rick. ,es turncd IN
ana tuck ana made
Me stay with him while was there; and long
or al staii
The raore KEEP a-wantin' jes 20 kind o gt
away.
Ana VT a'fselln' sociabler with Fluacns ever.
day.
Sou see. a got the idy-ani guess most
folks agrees
Al nen a. rich as him. you know. kin DO ,es'
what they please:
man worth stacks o money. and a Congress
man and all.
And llsn' IA bulldin bigger an Masonic
Hill.
Now mind. I'm not a-fault:n' Fluke-hc made
We bo;h was Fofiy-nincrs. and 10th busted
glitin' there:
! weaxen-d AMI onw 'ndicssef, and he stuck
anu staid ana made
His miilloas: don't know what I'm worth
lei my pensions paid
But was goin' TO tel you-er rlthcr goin 10
try
To tell you how he's liyln' now: gas burnin'
mghty nigh
In ever room about the house: and ali The
night about
Some blame reception soin on. aud noncy ro-
IN out.
They's people there from all The worid-ics
ever kind AT lives.
inyuns and ALI ana Senators ana Riprc sent.
tivcs.
And girls, yon know. jes dressed IN gauge and
roses. declare.
ana even old men shamblin rounl ana waltz
IN with EN- there.
And bands a.iootn' circus tunes. way in some
other room.
Jes crokin fun o hot house plants and plnics
and perfume:
And fountains. squirt n Study an The time.
and statutes. made
Out O puore marble. peared like. sneakln'
round there IN the shade.
And F.uke he coaxed and legged and plead
I'm me 10 "a &c q mani
And sashay ~ amongst 'em--crutch and all.
you understand:
But when 50 q how tired was. ana made fer
open air.
lie toilesed- and lei i've o'clock We SCI a-ialisn'
there
my God. says he. Fluke says to rse. nm
tirtdrr n 1V".
Don't put up yer 'oDacker TEL you - afs.aa .
chew.
SET back lcetie turier in the .hadder. thatil
do:
I'm tireier n YOU old " an: j m tireder yoa,'
yon see thaf-asr old dome." says he.
bumped up az INST the sky:
if- grand. first time you sec il. but Il csa.ges.
And ihen il stays les tha;away-jas anchored
high ana dfy
Be;wixt The sky up ycnder AMI the achin Ok
yer eye.
Nights ruFtys not 50 purity. though. a. What
When my first wife was iiyln. You remember
herf' says he.
! node d like. and Fiuke went on. Il wonder
now 81 ME
Knows where am and what am and what
= mt bzai II hers'-I uss TO think "a, music
couldn't wear
Teller out the way 4, does ba, that aiar
mdsic there
That's jes a ns fGfi0a. and like ever thing, !
swear
hear. cr see. er fetch. or taste. er tackle any
whore.
MS an ies artiaeiH this ere high -prcea lie
The theory. rs sweet enough tel Il saps down |
and sonrs.
rhcy's no hog.s Icrt. ner f'es o home about Il,
By the powers.
The whole things art ncialer n artificial
flowers.
Ana M want and could lay down and sob
fer. Is to know
inc homely things Of homely life; Ter instance.
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NOTES or THE DAY

The missions 70 China Persia
mi Tnrxey are still 10 BE sIie.d- ard
W<bb Hayes. Jamie GarE@ld and Alien
Arthur not yes provided f0r--wasl.-
inzron Critic.
-lr begins 10 look a. II the Press-
dent didn I propose TO divide and con
CUR the solid South with the plrms
a H. disposal The only nI=-ioa il
has gOs % far i an omission -Bo=roa
Herald
Il Nr- Harzread Had consulted
- experienced poultry man = h.
friend Rutherford h Hayes The latter
uOuld have told him that one o. The
--rOrGs=r traits q : chicken j. : tod
encE - come home 10 r0o---Ch Chicago
Herald
Nh Harrizon j. heartily de<fr-
c1s o. anEexin- Cuba IrwouId make
= Ios Of new oczce=- and Ere thou-ard
raging Republicans could b seat 20
the Island before the stamping out Of
the yeiloE fever should begin Louie
vile CourierJournal-
'srlrr@l - 1erP
Ion "a p position - : place With
o1r AM frllAs ous nth much swag :
sraphir but ! hardly ~ise- - truth
'll 40 appropriate an adaptation o.
tae o1r-Aar vocabulary 20 the -polls
g politics saou-d . Avoice1 ~ ne
advocates - ne sysien--flrrsD1rgn
D.=Paten-
Ihe millionzire Senator's Tho
ar trEi7- % co1vince the country
rnar their s%rEices are ~orth <lNvO
. rear hare undertaxe1 = tcu-h on
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sA<k~n kssw Nn<1e-
Nothing = quite % riGiculous - the
proposition % end0w . chair Of p-otec-
rlcn a. Tzl~ college. consider il Srou
Nny stan1-pcins whatever Political
ecouOmy- II ta1zhs - AL shoszI6 -
rauxhf Nth sone regard for scierfise
truth- - : shown uh@n gsoloxy o.
biology = explzi1ed % the srndent<
There can 10. b tr0 theories q my
srienne- directly sntzz0uistic and
equally true -Prc-erriOu i 10. q
scI@nc-. ~ be~t il i = nzke-hifr- :
pieoe ~ -mpirieisn il thCurht a-<
chnrla-ani-n il spplicari0n- To en-
dOE . char 20 teach .-Pruter-i0n- i
Simply 70 80 Up the fsvori-e Device of
IL NiLLie Age. in contrast ~irh the
latest cDuelu-i0ns Of s<ierfi5c inreSri-
<.ri0n
IL we ar~ 20 have |. chair cs PRO
-estinn- let - have nI-0 chair "a
AzsrUIc-E - cpnnterzct the evil e@err
% srfentifre aztru1omy chair ~ Al
ehemF - m antidOte for the evil In
11enc~ % The te1chirr az ro1e-n
then Ies Yale send for Rev.
Jasper. cf Rirhrncnd- W. 10 deliver .
-eries cf lectures III the -uprprr ot
- belief that ne .-rnrth do rn0Te-
The Minneapotis Trsbuns TANKS bc.h
sEde- o. the Question shOzii - prs-
SEATED % We suppose IL r0gald hare
~ Enra~ur.T Hnh rm~nrxrTN rs.-~r~~. -
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A - 49,
$685. : n,
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< ~ - 49, - 49, - - 49, -
-. - 80 = -- -
y. = ne
vrr.-s.~ III &C. =. - IN. 81 20
- n" 80 - -
lxE-ll-s 11eS,1r 2frrrcp1- Ap-- 4
a -
FL1rE-fD Tie tempia a. Je-1sz1ez- a.
N14nr 81 Owes
IxrERxE,ExG Errxr~-Jesms asks the
JeU< > euF>r.rn Mr. II $50 Hereahsns
ak<-nl fruzG TIE willows nate fN-rx L.. A.
~ CerrAin Greeks desire - see JESUS
fJohn EA1H- vrhe from Heaven
iJphn l---1s Jess -hen Ie2ve> the
4 remple. - nered N tc-d-yss le<sun- and
Lever eute-K1 y 1-szn
coEnEsrYxn1xs ArEDrxrs-y--t - -s-rs-
LAKE -
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-sne II ,h~-n 49, - 60 49, a -
- - 49, H. ns,s'~-s H.---s-~
rennrl.u rras = ~ greet rrs.rr; 1890
errsrrnr Win cut 90, Tia - -sr.se~.- .s-~-x
II r1- - waite m1rhle- ui-h golden ruc<x
and rSrnacr-- > 80 assr s-..s.< m,cn n.sca---
t14Cilt,1 % IT, lfr-fr IN a. ~ ~ when the
Eamzns un4xer Tres. cesr-pred Je--~a-
lm . VIA rA-E D. ~ So e--. u4-rkrw
t-s-1 ETes rnis e,1fst1nr sncre fully. . a.
pad - lis ern4n-- AM the end II TIE
uurA1
Tmr Srrnxr. f-..-rrx= ..r s~,rmr~-Trsz -
zoe rsssnrnr. l-rs.a.i.z< ne wkw,se sshrs-rr.r
dsu.er -aflr- hur n ~ r.re~frts. frs Al
the c~s--1rrinn ~ Js~~-aiezn- urteu 49,. a.
c--en-4ticr ~ y..s.a--a sr.ess- a~l Cas-
rEnarF u1s r~ulv e~-ans:sAr..l Tne cum
IL r1s rlrsn -e.s - ra<e pace fursrr ~.
Eseflzns 81 snnn~ Il The .si-r1r,.n- NIX s-r-
Matt rF-. ~. Lake % rs w.
reai r-srssnaa suusirr 80 Th~-e Ill - =
siz4r- mare canplere cssrsn : Uh~n the
uors1 Sal BE- ernxer-era 10 Jesus. and HIS
krrinm cour~. IT,. la. = : 49, r~r~,-al
conin< % wnIch al he --i<-s- riren 4
this lrs<an z-r.4r. f9S = rxrnfr ~ the A.
a. g1A--me1r Nail =. Tnc<s 4-r3-l~-
2 Nsns - ~ -1~< great Numbers il the
neHr rnrrF years r'rerende,A 70 he the Mes
80 Nr-un es1'..s NH1ue f.aess.ns
- - - 80 ~ 49, Al me
- - - I'll .. 1s'-rn-1c-s-
80 e - ne
1r---> ~ ~ ~. -AN4 -rr0~ a ~ 49,.
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4
- -Fi's' ''',-'- Ana pi-Aons >rr n>-1
= Ar.P 20 r''t'n- corpse - po-Aiie1-
.ne $50 '-.r.S o~srfrl Ia ror-rs g
80 ~ ~'Fr'frrr = -sArn~uEr-
e-r-.sc ~ ioAr ia~n- near rei1rlve--
n - : 1rr~~ win = PARK
s-.-.'-r T" -..- 90 80 ~ H. po-s--
- -er-e ~ - c111-
$500 ~ A---rc ~ - grave. =
- ns-'n- - ''''rr, 'o-oHr1 e -
r'"-u 'a'n~ - III -Ai< NAe1
'nr S1'r = nsArnrl - rr-ArArss-
-"...''1 = 1893 80 ri'rfA- = M corpse
" ''-''- $780,. .- -''-Fs 40 Dec ~ ne
-r'" ~ tp-r- - H1Acn =
80 - 81 'tr = re7ef.-on =
m I-sr- 49, p F-1o-- rpu1
'-e'''' '-1'1F '-e - = ana ne arile-t-
? N'A'''F 11''s-s r-nAm-nis ucrn ~
~ r. "- --T-a isir are 1F-I'e-.r-7-
49, - ~ t~r c-rc.A-sr- - >
man. a. MrIfFNL- Are <1Er lad W. L.
side II = woerar- h4r serir.s fra-. 60
w
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Mr. >tebbin~ ! don'r - rhF CAi-
caro shcuidn-t hsre beauty shcz To-
men a. rel - Vienna II il -hould
have cne. Jchn- y0u could easily TIE
first prize
Mr. = NJ. railys
To H. sure y0n could II
Mr. : f-fr0kin- nj beard and s--ii-
ing curreiss.liFl Vel. dear don Il
knor but you're rirh--
-Os cour-e I an 1T the ~ar. John.
Eant fffy dollars for little -lsr7Fir-
This morning
.tr-1ainIy- nv darlsnr. There i i
L. that enorrhs Chicago Her1IA
Probably The rnc%s unicnr r-ricSi-
CA 10 the roD5irr i The Trareliz-
Tourist pubiisarl ~ Jchn Cart
Sarti i tramp printer. rho trzreis
from s0un 10 tow afoos- and where
ever he secures wc-k he si-nalire- s1,4
occasiun ~ getting cut = ccpy ~ his
Tourist in which D. prints inci3enr-
81 his trAvfis and gther interesting
notes H. rs cOrrr1rztirei. l1r-s
List OF dun s1b@crlsxrS
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-04-26

1 sp.rs-rz tkan<s ezt1r-. t<zpcr,l ores
p<rish
: AIrka Jesus pru1is>s G. tk--zs<us
I'll D. 1rnmpln-hei
, T2<e rre2r c2re rcr % Be ceceir-t.
& Tnere mnss - great upkexrzls and
cszmSrinrs brs<o-- the god czn sub.1re the
erL
rer<Ar~rSpns and crpossto1 cal z--en-
raon % rhe Go-pel truths
9 We mr-- pre.cA the Gospel IN Al the
wu<d
= Perse-t-1rce in the CHRISTIAN LIE .
TIE pru.ps shzr ne IRE cnrist4ns
Evening capital., 1889-06-03

We propose to prove TO eve
cry ycOmmOm-semsep person who
peruses this flRatwe are Mary
lands Leading Retailers Of
Finest Clothing for old and
for young. We are the Largest
Manufacturing Retailers Of
Clothing in tIne United States.
We have stores in the leading
cities. and our stores are the
largest and most universally
popular I'm every city. We
have brought the science OF
wholesale tailoring 10 the
point Of absolute perfection,
and the low price, small pro-
flt plan upon which we do
business has made the name
of MABLEY & CAREW cOmspicu-
OusIy prominent i'm the mer-
camille world. Our BaIfi-
more store is the popular re
tail store Of Maryland and
the south. We have under
our roof to-day three times
the stock Of amy clothing store
I'm this section, and the tailor
made superiority Of our make
and the high standard OF our
goods is equaled only by the
best Hmade-tO-measure work,
while our prices are proper
fiOmafeIY so low as 10 make Id
am object for everyone TO pa-
trOnixe MS. Ours is truly the
leading store, not only of Ball
tinOre, but Of the south.
Evening capital., 1889-06-03
Dolls and Toys.
a600 REWARD.

We will pay the above reward TOT - 80
Of liver complaint, dyspepsia, slck ,.aSes nSss
indigestion. constipation or coSsi IIvsI
cannot cure with Vests VegetaDie hs nors
when the directions are strlcty nd
with. They arr purely vegetable, e s. ~
fail to give satisfaction. Large DOare 49, n !
fng 30 sugar coated pills, 25e. BeWa.sS,'ss :
teffeffs and imitnfl0ns. The genmueif M
fnnfrved only BY JOHN G. WES,ll ghT ~ q
~. Madison ST., Chicago. Ill. Solqa atsess y
HOD0 rs g. Co. Druggist, - MALL %
nnpuliss Nd
Evening capital., 1889-06-03
HER VOICE.

A hidden choir oI dear southern birds
Have made their hone "a her fair threat
Ynicing the tender passion Of unspoken words
III many q sweet heart sti1eing note.
Sometimes the arch4nd tricksy mocklng bird
Laughs Ia her happy, iocund tone;
Again. the yearuing uf the dove Il heard.
As when she mourus her mate alone:
And nov the red bird with his vibrant trim
Showers a rain or music on the afr.
Or the swamp robin makes the pulses thrill
Like some soul burdened choral prayer.
Our spirits song. blest By her voice. win be
Attuned 70 heavens fullest harmonyl
-hlelR CoIquitt.
Evening capital., 1889-06-03

Our Summer Exhibit ofRo,
and Clhildrcn's Novelties
simply beautiful. The briSa.
est thoughts are here entwiS.ss
In the liniest things. We ~
away from the beaten nasS
and brOu gllt together naa
styles that kick their heels
the conventional, while laas
ing nothing for service ana =.
ness. There's nOthinr az M
naaMnmfsla or OlSa-fOgyish IN s@ ~
summer Gancies. Ours ss
bright, Wide-aWalxe rigs ~.
make "a yOumgster hold nm hs
head, step lighter and ~,
IiIkeR little man. The basv,
sHOuCKny. shapeIeSs Shans
that fused tO DC good cnorss
for the boy, wOm't do any m",.
Everyhody's standard Is higher, y
ours Is higher than anybOdy's. We',.
all tic best things that Othe,
have and nlyriaGIs of our ON
making that others have maj
Whenever YOU see a daShiS,
rOmping suit for school III
street. for seaside or for m0Dr
tain. the chances are fen /.
one that &c came from MABln|
& CAREW'S. Last years stylsI
are twenty years behind fhs.
wears. Where the cutting ana
detailing do not differ Widck
the textures and patterns aa|
You'll find in our immens|
stock Of Juvenile NOVeltie.
imported fabrics i'm fanciInl|
Weavimgs heretofore confined
tO fashionable tailor SlODs
and youth find our prices N
be, for every species Of BOysl
or Childrem's Wear, from IOI
10 90 per cent. below the
market.
Evening capital., 1889-06-03


These bonds are part of an issue Of three
hundred six per cent, coupon bonds, each for
one thousand dollars, due fifteen years from
April |. 1856, principal and interest payable
in gold, secured BY mortgage deed of trust to
the Union Trust Company Of Philadelphia,
mortgaging the real estate Of the Company in
Anne Arundel Comfy known as the Bay Ridge
Resort, and pledging fifty $1,000 First Mort
gage Bonds of the Bay Ridge and Annapolis
r. r. Company.
Nins HUNDRED and Ninety Shares Of The
Capital Stock Of tie Bay Ridge and
Annapolis r.. r. Company,
each OF the par value OF fifty dollars. This
stock is part Of total issue Of one thousand
shares. The Railroad Of the Bay Ridge g.
Annapolis R. r. Company, extends from con
nection with the Annapolis, Washington aud
Baltimore Railroad, near the City of Annapo.
lis, to Bay Ridge, distance of about four and
four tenths miles, Is mortgaged TO the Union
Trust Company OF Philadelphia to secure Fifty
First Mortgage six per cent bonds.
TERMS OF SALE--as fixed by the decree,
Cash. Deposit Of $4,000, required from pur-
chaser at the time Of sale.
HUGH L. BOND, JR., Trustee.
For further information apply to the Trus-
tee, or TO,
il. DONALDSON,
220 ST. Paul Street,
JOHN X. C0WEN, 20
B & 0. Central Bldg,
524 Solicitors. Baltimore, nd
Evening capital., 1889-06-03

The man who has always
had hfs clothes made 10 meas
wre. fs thinking seriously Oh
giving uD his tailor and Of
keeping the extra price Rae
Dnya him In his own pocket.
He Sees like many more like
him. that the suits we're seak-
ing this season for about one.
half what merchant ta1hOrs
charge arc 0s gOOsk-fiftAmG and
substantial wearing u2 mOt
more stylish and dressyl, as
amy maGAe-iO-Imeasure suntss
He sees, rs everyone must sees
that the variety OF Foreign
and Domestic Cloths eXhAD-
tied in cur Already made
Suits is infinitely i'm advance
OF the few styles which mer-
chant aaanOrs show. There's
not q weave nor q pattern
that is popular at homo or
abroad that docs not find ex-
preston i'm our m nan q n 3 e
stock. Our Twenty Dollar
Dress Suits are made UP I'm
the veryflmest imported cloths
CasstmAereS and
Broad cnOfhs-hat for the Pres
dent Of the United States. Our
Fiffeen Dollar Suils-amd we
have about three thousand al
that price are as good as amy
thirty dollar suit YOU ever
wore. Our Ten Dollar Suits
are good and equal to any
or twenty dollar suits
sold elsewhere. 1t viii SUR
prise YOU to see what "a Ia0mtd-
some Suit YOU can buy for
TEN Dollars And IL yOIa want
something for business or
rough wear. we will sell YOU "a
good Suit for Seven or Eight
Dollars.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-19
At the Tabernacle.

President Abram H. Cannon ad.
dressed the congregation in the Taber-
nacle on Sunday afternoon. In mis-
opening remarks, he spoke upon the
divine character of Joseph Smith mis- 3
sion and the oomprehensiveness of the
gospel. The Lord will not neglect His
people. He who watcheth the spar
rows, will surely care for his own
covenanted children. God over rules
the affairs of men and nations for the
accomplishment of His purposes. The
faithful should not give up their faith
in God. His arm is not shortened
that it cannot save; nor is His ear
heavy that it cannot hear He will not
fail 10 answer their prayers so long as
the same are proper and acceptable
unto Him. He controls the affairs of
men and nations; and. when the Saints
are prepared, He will transfer unto
them the government of kingdoms.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-19
LOCAL BRIEFS.

LAWYER VAN Corr shows great tact
| as circus manager. Last evening he
was trying to work up tongue contes
to take place between Powers and Will
liams on the one side and Baskin and
Zane on the other; the contestants o
have their hands tied behind them anu
be entirely unrestricted in the use Ct
Language, and the manager paying the
combination 81 600 provided he be al
lowed to charge whatever admission he
pleased. A HERALD man offered to ad-
vertise the show for one third Of Il Q
net progeeds, but Judge Powers Insisted
that these charges were grossly excs,-
re, exhorSitant and unconscious Die.
A CORRESPONDENT writing from St..
George sends the following: "Yester-
day we were in summer, with almonds.
peaches, flowers, etc, in full bloom.
To-day we are buried amidst the drea.
REST winter. At 10 O'Clock this morn
ing it began to snow. Before night
there was over seven inches on the
level 1t is strange experience to US,
and one which we rarely see. Every
BODY who can command boards. nails
and hammer are busy constructing
rude bob sleds on which they hope to
oogOJ III O IL u al way SOuO Vi WIG WILL
ter delights some of their northern
friends experience. 1t is both sad and
humorous 10 watch the actions of the
fowls and domestic animals as they
view with astonishmeht the whitened
earth"
THE SOUTHERN Pacific has issued the
following circular: For good and suf-
ficlent reasons we have proposed that
for unlimited tickets between the east
and Southern California points via
Ogden, the rates should be $40 higher
than at present. Failing therein, we
now ask you to discontinue the sale,
after this month, and until further
notice of all unlimited first class
tickets; via Ogden and San Francisco
(or Stockton direct) to points south of
bakersfield, California formerly called
Sumner. We are willing, if agreeable
to our immediate connections that
limited frst-class tickets via Ogden
and the Stockton direct route, be sold
to Southern California points at exist
ing Tor short line) unlimited rates, if
sold for continuous trip, as we shall
decline to grant stopover privileges on
such tickets.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-19
RAlLRO AID CUTS.
Expenses to be Reduced to ConfoY m
to the Schedule of Rates,

CHICAGO, February 1S.-The Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy road has reduced
its passenger service in Iowa to the
extent of 5000 miles, and is preparing
to still farther reduce, Its object is to
cut down expenses in the same porpor-
ton that the commissioners of Iowa
have curtailed the revenues of the road
in that State by enforcing low sched-
ule Of rates.
Other Iowa roads, it is stated, will
take the same step.
The annual report OF the Chicago &
Alton railroad for the year of 1898
shows the gross earning TO be 81 511, 465,
decrease of 81 429 Cpl, as compared
with 1888; operating expenses, 81 $685.
0S4, decrease of $500 1i8; net earnings,
81 S43 $50. decrease of 1927 1902.