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sifs eaie F-filea. a-a ia eracl usi &. niss be-
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have is-lsra q special soteffiSine ealltsn Af it
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f.Ftt a. ftr a-rsHf ca-Lon. tEl sencrle
cheaper Presidents is lndarsed IA mI ffs
icIs teachers aaa everyone i4 is riiirr.y
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unereo BE- offers fHf most UpparlHniftrs tnr
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hi"hts tRf.ts.f sErtry given. les faylte
a 'e.. hatt.t t0.eA aica. ss
RooN sna board 81 room without board. .l
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PIrTssURSH. Pa. Jan. 2s.-Jonsthsn
LEM. aged IS years, junior trustee Of
ths celebrated Economlte Society. died
after brief illness. lie laid out the
town Of Eeoaony. and saw the soolety's
wealth grow 70 $4,000. 600 aud Us once
large membership dwindle 10 twenty
Gvo persons lie is the third Of tie
leading mem 5ers 10 die wltlin few
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WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

EELF WANTED KA-s.
WANTEp-s goea haae eaIser. Apply 4
Two r. ss.e mrn vsnlea e. canvass c.ts.
references required Alams H0me Fur
nlshIas lpase. a. S3Eth A.slsleL-sl.. tirsHd
haras M'ea. "a
WANTED I've energetic seems nea to -
-t,-i sAislS e. prf Naek ire4n start y lit
Piospesi ei rapid enhancement Address eIc.
P - aiiialis Co.. reeua q neN hoasoIas
AYANIEn-A registered ubarmaelsf uaals
positions yrars experiences ffsf -ciass
teieIeaecs Address kex u. cits pas office
WAhtEl- statesmen. c.rrAs boosA eepers
uarirllr1>. ffalasfefa alfnHiae e.arke
iafH hands. once heIp. aaa aU arhefs oai af
,lhsla asfaeli ~ ca4 ana iufcsIiEatv eur ei..
ffot0nas situations N.-onefaftVe FmptoV
fIrni lafI ItHs. l.- Noursc. ST. rooms sd sHa
Fl Porter bock. Phone lgI
EELP WANTED FEvuE
GIRL WAAIED-For geuerl hoaseoorl
seoo STEADY situation lr Aorth louia
WANTRp-Compstsnt e1rl for general house
work Apply "a 81 ,oerrg-st
WANTED seuefa girls second si,l,
" Afrhen girls. = aua.lfrsS-s. lN dining
r"oE e.r.si COOKS. l--s Aa4i9e 81. roous i
and 81 Il
WANrED-A competent rd fer genera
" houscNafk. Mrs Nll. fnHrs al- Cbrry g.
NVANTED-at once. 58 sitas 81 the Michigan
" Overall Company. - south Division 81
SITUATIONS wAsTED NALE
lVANTED-A place by man of good ref
errucr. 20 learn tie grocery trade Ad
cIeS, Vs.. box 3. thi' oilce- -
SITUATIONS WANTED -rERALE.
SITUAT!oN WANTED d. caokln.i besl
- oi references. Call "a A. jacts5H.st IS
FoR RENT -RoONs
E0R kENI-0ne suit Of three furnished
rooms ou ur>i floor, for light housekpep-
iue. furnace heated, bath room. etc. Inquire
az 2l- Earleitst.. opposite South Division 81.
school -
IfuR RENT - Furnished or unturuishes
i rooms. Win board lrt North Lafayette 90.
FoR Rent Furnished n runfurnished rooms
at 30 Barolayst- q
FOR RENr Furnished and unfurnishea
rooms, steam heated, at Park Place. Mrs.
a. J.. smith. a6Hl
E0R RENT Rooms az the Brunswick South
division 80. suitable ioT iiSht Housekeeping.
steam heated. Bard and soft water. gas- ln
eDire OF Mrs-Mc"ee on The premises. 81
EOk kENT-Iar,e. elegantly furnished Toome
facing Crescent ave. and canal ST.. with
gas. newly furnished and rehtted. Everything
strictly hr.t-Ciass Entrance, Crescent ave.
also. - Canal 81 ENQUIRE ~ Room H. tlv
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\NANTED-Iive. active men and women 70
" se.I our wonderful WORK. stanley iu AZ
RIGA flIl outht and particulars 81. CAR or ad-
dress J.. NJ. Williams a Co.. room ~. new
HOuscuan block. e
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WANTED AGENTS thTourhout The United
" states q handle or celebrated Corn and
HunioI Cure IT'S application afords almost
is s. guaranty. which amount we uill forfeit
Il every Instance where our remedy faIIs 10
perfect permanent cure. Sampe boy. &c
>iK boxes 81 We Wii pay good agents e. per
4aT II introduce our goods o. their sections.
Tor terms and particular. address fhe mann.
lecturers. II. Shroder & TO. 90 and ln,
North Rda-sf. fhlcego. lI. .f
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AGEET, WANTEn- ~ - IL

AGEET> WANTED-We haye an Original
- p44n Iu dealing with our agents which
they greatly appreciate. We furnish them
tlth any quantity 81 our catalogues. with their
name printed ou each a. exclusive agent for
thfir county. Agents have merely 20 see that
The catalogues are properly distributed and
iHe result iS marvellous An agent lu this way
can establish large m 81 trade Ful parficu-
Jars mailed on receipt ~ cents in stamps.
Lester Payne Coz. Battle Greek. Mich. g.
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N&NIED-Agents in every county aud
" town I'm Michigan 10 sell our new boots
Explorations and Adventures Of Henry n
stanley; "a contains from li9 own pea. "a
thrilling account ot his last world-renowned
expedition for tbe relief anG rescue of kmiu
Iasha. Eco pages, GOO Illustrations aad c0lOrrc
W. l. Harris a Co.. 81 Porter block Grand
Rapids. Mich. -
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Agents fo- the History ~ the Fr.
U.oratons 81. Da1ng Deeds and Grand
Achievements rf stan er. agents. outfit G. l..
-Ircl ~ free. Address @. a. Broaniu. q 60.
ln.oan. ohio. @ffi
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AGENTS WANTED.

/ GENTS WANTED Stanley ia Africa Just
- out; a0pn agents wanted for the only COM
plete Hnd reliable history - his wonderful
career COO large pages, 100 iUl page llluStra-
ilorS- immense seller; very liberal FERNS
send ~ once address Of al book agents YOU
know. With lO cents Tor postage. and get com
llrtc outlt free ". l.. Wilcox a Co. ~. Dear
born ST., Chicago. June q
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aTrs. whitehead Out on SIo.euo Bau.

LAFAYETTE. Ind, Jan. 2S. - Laoe
Wednesday afternoon Judge Langdon,
of the clrcult court admitted Mrs. ElmA
G. Whitehead, under indictment with
Rev william +. Petut for the poison
ing OF the latter's wife, to bail. The
suIn WAS fixed at $1,000. which wss
promptly given, and the woman was re-
leased from custody. NJ Petite is still
behind the lars.
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Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be the
largest oT AL Michigan Dailies Ex-
cept Those CT Detroit.
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us.tas Prsss Rssarts. sro"st A"s Esris
osiissry. IA ths Locai ss~ss aaa ths
Cissasst asa Nsst pis.nls Printsd P-pes
Pasalshea ia oeand HaPias.
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Special Notice.

A LII persons indebted 10 me, by note or
IN ao2Ount. must settle immc lately. "a il
will be impDssirlc for me to continue my
business with out money, ani the close mar
gin Mt which have been selling. | canno,
afford to pay collector 10 per cent to col
lsct and this expense Will be thrown upon
Pse who neglect this notice
4. +. BAILEY.
Jan 81 3 q
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A FREE GIFT.

I HAVE l dozen handsome hand painted
: OIL Paintings, 21x3G, in neat gilt
frames, which will give to the first twelve
persons who will buy S25 worth Of goods
from nc, each cash.
ANY number of persons may club to
Eether aud get cne or more pictures. go
worth Of trade will get one picture.
These pictures are sold by dealers at SS
and sloan ornament to any room.
Also, l dozen Of the same kind, 14x22,
which | will give for SIS worth of cash
trade.
This is an offer never before made "a the
trade here. :.
S. NJ. RICE, JR., H..
Jan II 3 at
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- a ~, ~ 49, Pettit, Columbus
Petit, and oil the remaining heirs at law,
and distributes of Elizabeth Tate, dF
ceased, names and residence unknoyn,
Defendants.
Summons for Relief-Compaint notServed.
To J. G. Long, rs Sheriff of Union County,
Frances Burnett, Elizabeth Hammett,
Jenetta Griffin, Mary Petit, John Petit,
James Petit, Elizabeth Mooney, Mary
Petty, Henry Petit, Adolphus Petit,
Beauregard Petit, Jack Petit, Columbus
Petit, and all the remaining heirs at law,
and distributes of Elizabeth Tate, de-
ceased, names and residence unknown,
Defendants IN this action:
VOU are hereby summoned and required
l. to answer the complaint in this ac-
ton, n copy of which is led in the office of
the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas for
said County, and TO serve o copy of your
answer TO the said complaint on the sub
scriber at his Office at Gatfncy City, S. c.,
within twenty days after the service hereof,
exclusive of the day Of such service; and
if you fail to answer the complaint within
the time aforesaid, the Plaiutffs in this
action will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the complaint
Witness, J. II. McKissick, Esq, Clerk of
the Court of Common Pleas, in and for the
County aforesaid, nt the place afor esaid, the
22d day Of January, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred aud ninety,
and in the one hundred and fourteenth year
of the Sovereignty and independence Of tho
United States Of America.
j. III. MCKIssICK, Clerk {. G. p.
C~) j. +. WEBSTER,
SEAL Plaintiffs Attorney.
To Henry Petit and Bcaurcgard Petit, nom
resident defendants, and to all the remain
ing heirs at law and distributes of Eliza
beth Tate, deceased, defendants, non resi-
dent of this State, names and residence
unknown:
You will please take notice that the origi-
f-nS1 com PLAIN lis -ttesethef-
the summons, of which tho foregoing IL q
copy, was filed in the Office of the Clerk o,
the Court ofCsmmon Pleas for Union county,
on the 22d day of January, 1890.
J. Il. WEBSTER,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Jan "a 3 ct
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
BY JAS. NJ. GEE, Judge Of Probate.

BY JAS. II. GEE, Judge Of PROBATE:
WTHEREAS, Joseph II. McKissick, as
wv Clerk Of Court, has made suit to me
t, grant BIN Letters of Administration,
with will annexed, on the estate Of and ef-
fec,s of Mrs. Jaae T.. Sims, deceased.
These are therefore, to cite and admon-
is al and singular the kindred AMI credit
o of the said Mrs. Jaue E. Sims, deceased, /,
that they DC and appear before me in the
PROBATE Court to be held at Union c. H..
South C,rolina, on the 18th day. Of EebrnaI
next,,A:ssssalhiqetienzt t15kC : s
& |sll ~ lIls lg|s a., ''.s .'
January, a. d. 1890.
JAMES NJ. GEE,
Judge Probate.
Jan 81 5 2t
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sheriff. SALES,
FOR FEBRtARV: 800,

BY virtue of n warras to seize crop, to
me directed, will sell It the residence of
II. p. Mckissick, in Uion County, on the
fourth day of Fcbruart next, during the
legal hours Of sales, a9ut three hundred
and twenty-five bundle 'of fodder, about
forty bushels of corn, tvo bales of cotton,
forty-eight pounds of lin cotton, about two
.99sEss wi seSHa: IS sos ~ s Es! ssA.HS5t's' T
Fowler at thg39Hit OH. p. McKissick,
plaintiff, against Elias I. fowler, defendant.
ALSO,
BY virtue Of an executia to me directed
/ will sell at the residencef II. G. Haney in
Union County, on the fouh day of Fcbru-
ary next, during the lega hours of sales,
the following described psonal property to
wit
About fifty bushels of orn, about three
hundred bundles of fodder interest in about
fourteen hundren pounds f seed cotton, and
about one hundred bushc of cotton seed
Levied on and TO be sold the property of
James Cudd, at the suit j. r.. Hill g. Co.,
Plaintiffs against James Cdd, Defendant.
j. G. Ing, s. U. c.
Jan. 18th, 1890.
Jan II 8 81.
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Final Discharg e.

\ Office is hereby given that J. NJ.
~ PlcXico, Administrator of the estate of
); :, PlcSico, deceased has applied to James
VI Gee, Judge of Probate, i'm and for tbc
County of Union, for final discharge NJ
such administrator.
II is ordered, that the seventh dov of
February, a. ID. 1890, be fixed for hearing
OF Petition, and final settlement of said
Estate. JAMES NJ GEE,
Judge Probate Union County.
Jan - 2 AZ
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PRODUCT OF TIE RAMIE PLANT.--Provi-
dence, II. l., Jan. pa male operator here
has succeeded in carding, spinning and
weaving the product of the Chinese ramie
plant, which has hitherto been deemed i'm
possible, though experimental upon by many
manufacturers in an effort to obtain substi-
tute.
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The Financial Scheme Of tie Alliance in
Twelve Counties of Georgia.

farmers of East and Southeast Georgia are
now working on e plan which, if it succeeds,
will effect a revolution in the cotton raising
and factorage business. In short, they aim
at borrowing money as cooperative associa-
tioR direct from the banks or the capitalists
who arc not merchants and marketing their
crops through the Alliance Exchange. Their
idea is not new, but the scheme which they
agreed upon is different from any other that
has been tried.
Only one difficulty confronts them now,
and that is the nature of the security. Capt.
talists have promised them all the money they
Nant If good collateral is given Twslyecou,ss
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NEW STORE,
NEW GOODS.

l have just opened nice line of Fancy
Groceries, Confectionerics and Tinware in
the west store of the Hill g. Co. building,
and | solicit your patronage, guaranteeing
satisfaction.
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goo .,'-, - sssTs, But
? ? u,SSS&HY,iStf SSHY, III yery strong there. while

The metfS6f8<z IS f1f1l ~ {S9
SSRe, se,5h tBEfSii Il Very s strong there, while
! -fss..es - san an adjoining county, the AL
= -n..Je IS weak. In the twelve counties the AL
lance membership is 5000. These farmers
make upwards of &c, 600 bales of cotton, and
they borrow 100000 year to make their
crops. Factors advance $40 q bale to far
mer. All farmers, however, do not borrow.
If painter calculates on making thirty bales
next season his factor will advance $500,
secured by mortgage, at 9 per cent, on the
prospective crop. When the cotton is made
and sent to the merchant he takes out his
principal and interest, and gets besides his
charges for handling the crop.
THE sALAuIED AGENT.
The farmers think they can do this fac
forage business through paid agcm, and
get larger net returns. They say, too, that
$40 plow is not enough to make II crop
property This is their plan: The co-opcra-
tiyeorganization composed ofall the branches
OF the Alliance, forms II sort of stock con =
pany, with shares at $40 each. No member
can take more than fifty shares. This is to
prevent few from getting control of the
stock in county. 1t is expected that over
$4,000 in cash will be raised in this way
this year.
This sum will be placed in n bank as col
lateral margin, Then, OH the Cooperative
Associations note, it is hoped that the money
wanted can be obtained. The money will be
loaned to planters through the Sub-Allanccs.
Three farmers will give II joint note for the
money they require. Each farmer is to bc
check against the other two. All three
must send their cotton TO the Alliance Ex-
change in Savannah, and each maker of n
joint note is to sec to it that neither of his
fsllor-endorscrs ships his cotton any where
else.
Theoretically the plan seems to be n good
one and the farmers are taking to it. They
consider that the margin in bank will hc
10 protection against any bad notes or
papers. The Alliance holds itself re-
spbnsible. Special finance committees, whose
business it will be to look after the crops and
the prompt payment of the notes, ramnfy the
organization. Money can be Borrowed for G
per cent on good security and the Alliance
will lend it to the planter at 8 per cent.
A handsome profit has been figured out.
The net revenue will be added to the capi-
tai stock subscribed and additional shares
will be issued. In the course of time the
profits arc expected u reach such an amount
that no more borrowing from capitalists will
be necessary. When that point is reached
the Alliance will start bank of its own.
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List of Letters

Remaining in the Pos;ot!icc at Union, for
the week ending january 81, 1890.
Misses Mary and Fam Joseph Harper.
ME Cogdiil. Mr.. Worte.
Mr.. Grashi. VI. D. Willard.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ifadycrtiscd, and will be required
to pay one cent.
J. G. HUNTER, p. NJ.
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A TIN SHOP.

l have opened in connection with my
other business, a frst-class Tin Shop, where
will manufacture all kind of Tn-warc.
Repairing also neatly and promptly done.
Give me q call.
w. LELAND BRADY.
Jan II 3 If
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MASTERS SALES.
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court ofCommon Pleas.

against
Isadorc Bobo, w. ID. Trcxlcr and Mollic
Trexler, DIJcRdants.
y obedience to an order made in
l. the above stated case by His Honor
w. III. Wallace, Circuit Judge, | will
sell before the Court House door in the
on the first Monday in February 1890, the
following described property 10 wit:
43l ACRES, .s
All that certain tract of land lying, being
and situate in Cross Keys Township, Union
County, State aforesaid, containing four
hundred and thirty-onc acres, more or less,
bounded by Tiger River, and by lands of
James Long, w. a. Ray, r. +. Ray and
Paulina Burnett.
TERMS OF SALE.
Onc-third cash; the balance on n credit of
one and two years in equal installmcnts
with interest from date, to be secured by
bond of the purchaser and mortgage of the
premises.
JAMES MUNRO,
Master for Union County.
Masters Office, Jan. IL, 1890.
Jan II st.
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III AYs.ES1 RID.

BI SnOP-BAILEY. Married, at the
residence of the brides parents, on Janu-
ary %, 1890, by Rev. Il. G. Clifford, Mr..
c. p. Bishop to Miss Sally Bailey all of
Union County.
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.

NotN 'F oNloN.
BY JAMES NJ. GEE, Judge Proba,e.B
WHEREAS, W. a. Nicholson has made
w suit to me to grant him letters Of ad-
minisiraiion on the estate and effects of
Mrs. Mary T.. kn ght, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred aud creditors Of
the said Mrs. Mary +. Knight, decd, that
they Gc and appear before me, in the Court
If Probate, TO DC held ut Union Curt House
South Caroline, ou The 18Th day of Febru-
ary, next after publication hcrcpf, at IL
o clock in the forenoon, TO show cause, if
any they have, why the said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 29,h day OF
January, Ammo Drmini, 1890.
JAMES NJ. GEE,
Judge of Probate.
Published on tho 3lst day of January,
1890, i'll the Weekly Union TINES.
Jan 81 % 2t
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State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court of Common Pleas.

In the Court Of Common Pleas.
T. II. Littlejohp, Jack Littlcjohu, Marcellus
Litt!ciohn, James Littlejohn, Amanda
Littlejohu. Snllie Goudelock, DR.. Wiley
Littlejohn. p. p. Pearson, Susan Blanton,
Robert S. Pearson, Elizabeth Pearson,
James A. Pearson and Mary Anne Jami-
son, Plaintiffs,
against
J.. G. Long, as Sheriff of Union County
Frances Burnett, e izabethpH spwelf|
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nARkk niNTsREn.

Il now SHOWN by eastern people
IN the settlement Of Oregon and
Washington, pzrticalarly that region
adjacent 10 Puget Sound. The rea-
son Tor this n the almost unlimited
resources that have lately been
opened mp, and the surprising
growth Of Portland, Taeoms. Seattle
and other cities aud towns along
Puget Sound.
Tue Union Pseifi. on aecout Of lie
last time, short line, through
pullman palace sleepers, free reeiin-
Ing chals cars, elegant dining ears,
aad free Pullman Col0uist sleepers,
from the Missouri river. h ibe
favOFite route % this region, and
tickets via this line should ala ays
Be asked Tor.
For eompiets ipfoFmatisu reiaiiv
10 this remarkable section, time Of
traina, rates, pemphlets, etc, call on
youf nearest tIeket agent ~ address
The andsrslensd. =, L. LoNAx,
9enT Psss- Agt., Omaha, Esb. :
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Teachers

For the National Educational As
soclatiOn met ting TO be held at st.
Paul, Mimi, July Sth TO 18th, the
Union Pacific THE Overland Route"
invites your attention to the fact
that rate Of one fare for the round
trip, plus 81 membership fee, has
been made for this meeting. Tick
cts will be on sale July let to 9Th Iu-
elusive, good 10 return on trains
leaving st. Paul July 18th 10 18th
inclusive, with final limit 10 original
starting point, Of July 18th.
For those who do not wish TO re-
tura from st. Paul prior to July 18th,
an agency has been established nj
st. Paul for the extension Of tickets,
which will be open from July 9Th 10
18th inclusive. Those 90 desiring,
can have the time extended on their
tickets until September 3Oth 1880.
The Union Pacific offers induce
nents 10 teachers attending this
meeting In the shape Of fast time,
close connections, unsurpassed ser
vice. Baggage checked through
from starting point TO st. Paul.
Attend this meeting, and In doing
80. see that your tickets read via the
Union Pacific.
For further information relative
TO rates, time OF trains, extension OF
tickets, etc., call upon your nearest
Union Pacific agent, who will fully
inform you on the subject. e. 8.
Mellen, Gsn'l Traffic Mgr, f.. l..
Agt. l.omax, Gsu1 Pass. Omaha,
Neb.
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esraela Beach - srs.s sslt Laks, UtsA.
The famous health and pleasure
resort, Garfield Beach, on Great
Salt Lake, Utah. 10 miles from Salt
Lake City, and reached only by the
Union Pacific, "The Overland
Route IL now open for the season.
Tbis 10 the only real sand beach
on Great Salt Lake, and u one OF
the finest bathing and pleasure re-
sorts la the wet.
Great Salt Lake II not a sulleu.
iistless sheet Of water, beating Idly
on the shore, but on the contrary IL
a. beautiful . sheet OF water ~ eau
be found anywhere. 10 j. q per
cent salt, while the ocean u only 3
per cent, snd the water II 80 bOuy-
ant that q person n sustained on lie
surface indelinitely without the
least effort on his part. Experience
has proven its great hygeule effects
Owing 10 the Stimulating effect Of
the brine on the skin, or the saline
air upon the lungs the appetite u
stimulated, aud after q bath, the
bathsrs are ready Tor = hearty meal,
and feel greatly lnvigorated.
Fine bsth-hOuses accommodating
4OO people. have been erected NJ
GARFIELD Beach, In connection with
which there IL q hr-t-class resiau-
rant and . large dancing pavilion
built out over the lake, all of these
are run by the Union Pacific. who
guarantee q nrst-elass resort Ia
every respect.
The UniOn PsrIac hiss made low