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Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15

SYaitprO Gables &alof 9uluth,
Yiinu., or to &irter u1oer GpiDrelie, en- paa
Gicers 9oint ps en- / @cts9ulntb.
("2utb.)
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15

Rtiisn. - 6eroto b,tisubiBisrss for iIaDGrtnos
SIesi os gsnntr. at eersn tos blsn III fig min tiar,
6uiirn. Goitr al Seer Damien Sguittbs, ca albsr al
90 Aar Os 7 DaaGHrbtr. 6rsS m,b beHSss Sisu. bsIH8s
net uGrs bsnbes Diinbe.
silbOuru eita 9oInmbia 60. isis.
m Wilton gIaFhuus
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15

Stibiaetter fra sfanoinarien 70.
fer nn fun Sf8.75 hos ". W ortet'
fen d &c., f4O q. Rin3is str.,
Gbiea8e, a., eler ". e.. Sobns
fom a. So, 5 Broaotpap, Nsn'
BORT, q. D., elier hos oetes gfeen.
ter. 1872.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15

eastioH IN. - 6srpso teisnStsisrss. at bet tsbaass,
Cub / lin giseOm at bOrttaIes Uts Dsesn tlttr Tn Diaa.
Htes Spasltit, paraio u S~iromm,n. tebt aaedlsr
Ror8s ben I2ie Tarts 1921. o. oso BEN 1Oot Tstmi
br 1899. 5reo Usre msS bans StsO. ar,i pqts bon.
Riroe.
YOTf. sois SnRuor 1870.
6nsebrst S~astlon. gunt goseIou.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15

Ga ny Spfiuoelie. Stationsmeiter
v. &%olenquilt bar Opfunbet en- MP Slngs
1Srale", bet bill ii9e ct Slags Sern.
bane 8elocipeb, meo bpilten mar ucer
itor Initrenselie fan fisre 4 norife Wtil
! 2imen. Sau ital tase 8atent pau
Spfinoellen.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15
2 Wsrm imsebrenst. ara sepue

, OVRU tWptUtWWVf. OFH dytUHI
bet Sbronobjemffe berettes, at en- fnttia
Siismanbs Stne Der er nnber @aarsen
Anltuen er nebbrGubt. 30 Bsrn pau
2 % 4 Gar tiliatte aiuet. 8esse 5ors
alore traf til at bore borte, %, Sa SEQ.
oeren Tom tilbase, itob Sulet | lps 9ue,
De to fmaa fanotes iSengen alpeles
forbranote. Soft itimleoe uOf til, men
Sntet FOB til at reobe.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15
I'll peo Seieferet paa bet Sffent

~ oeo Seieiteret paa bet Sffent.
,SFs Se9ne at optrebe ipm gfftprer ps
slDre Sleneite Tom pffentlise Sprs
satere moo sobt8iDrelie for bper enteli
Sa9 elter &etteuS 8eItemmelie anita.
SSs pa llte Sanuar 1890 &esierinss.
Ss~Golat S%asion, Observation-Disclosures
Sslsrme9l gcrsb 9lieolapiou, S9Nri.
@UsielSt. 10y" ~
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15
Spanepreif grueieu / Iprsorit

Der baObe De fleite Stcmmer til 8iItop
| ariltiansianb, ifal efter bpao Der for
lpoer bore uOieet til SiifOp tSeu9s
@fterfolser Tom SOsnepreit for llranis
enbor9 Weni9beo.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15

Bait. 3. $. Spsium Raoiion, g.
9af. er talot til 9uberre oS anettereoe Re.
nisbeoer ps bar mpota9et 8aIoeIisn.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15

Sngllenjaen. Oct antases MI meb
SIterDeo, at S%nFuenoaen befnber fig i
%'Slilaflla % | epibentiF Sprm, ba Der
y lOretOmmet ilere Eilieloe inben
aIime 6amilie. De 9ilfalbe, iom er
snltateret, bar lite peret sanite miloe.
SSg9OOmmen bar ptret fig meo Sopebs
s!ns, &elmntisme, Smerter / Salien ps
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15
1eosfaIo.

aInitrssigv ssssisis optasts -posrsb PsRes- fcu
biSiii srutts. CT strtmo en- lassln aumaStlit al
nsIsitistrt Jnssoie sau Ississa al gus. IA uau
idSeoHt bsiaiss mss 5 Gsnis 81. sinis ! scssas.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15
60. uAa4n,nna

fan trqfft3 ! NiADia3 v0nie. s,std co
@reSis Stis. Cusraa eeH 1850 Jaauar 90
Dc Z fBl1euoe Ia4e Tofior grTrHs tcbane
icr lGrlHA D.fEtFlp31pmMs, NaiHaeiggs
1onme, Tropin itroisicv Sgasomrt oa
6an TAT oUp. { rmoTtorg az 5fiet0cr. iom
ian iar brlbreocs. SRS6aa eeu 22oe SON.
trrfes ian Set beofie E0tel 1Gnrn, 8sis.
Iors0aa oen g30e / @s.reu Suuie, tarasSp
ISIS, Ga 6reoag beu 2fce eooi, BiS.
AoHinltntIoH ird. fs2
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15
Saaobeo CT en- &apitai.

Gr. g. 9. Bshs Nerve and Brain Treatment, II -
s~aranfvrst SpsielsE ssiciH iOr Sgitsri. SDtmusIssn,
Rrampsiiiatbe. sIasnHiaio. neyoss 9'tHvalsi. poUs''
piH,, Hsruss Skppsie iom sslss 81 eTas al Sitss
boil taI Sssaf. Sspnisssss. nssnsmt eumsr, iIuu
tlss 5isrus. sr isrsr III ganDis % slsWbistso. o. jSi.
Der ia frs eiIHsns cOIauiTsHssIs. euu sesis !usss
eslsu geseisin Tor 1 @sGnss; 500 ist beer Rasi'
saI 9 sssia isT $500. iast ~ Den vss ssos1astis {.
pensHs.
81 s%araatsrer, 8 2aSfsr
OF bii5rtts bg~ilitiSmsslt liIirlse. Ger bpE Cget
paa Q 9asIa. Itslasa al 500. I'll vi lsues ais5egt
por 9ttson, saranti isr EllSasHmesi, Of FensH,s. Sc
ssmt iHs,H ptbrsS<Iis fer. Gasaaliaus EShssis o.
al 30A o. 9ehIiH.
SECURITY DRUG STORE,
Minneapolis, MINI
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15
Sen norife gmerifaner CIR. Gsr

StH Hut IIt <ENHEIIIHIFI VUI, SUH1
ltebpe lfal | oisIe Gage BABE fjpbt ben
pafre, %piaamGsIig bebpggebe @aarb
Gpre Sejeritab / sitre 5pteu for om=
firing 10000 &rpner fontant.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15

Otter gals af @mbeSsmano bleu Der
siprt en- Del Sorunorinser meb Senipn
til 8ilOue oiu.
9enne Screening beitaar bppebiaselis
al Morife, bog er Der life iaa faa Gmes
rifanere, Ipm bar asiureret / Sorenin,
gen. Gen bar iparet Sarmerne fur
mango Sulinoer at Dollars, iom oilers
pilbe saa til be iaatalote "Stof &um'
pasnier."
Sois @psen ifuloe pnife nermere
Splpsnins ansaaenSe S~Oreninsens
2ope, faf unoertesnebe paa aumoS-
ming intsbetOmme famine.
8%eIluttet, at ct &eferat al bette Msbe
ienoes til "Sfanbinaoen" os "9ecorab.
Ypiten" meb gnmuonius ON Sptagelie,
9enuinston, ODE San. 1889.
6. $. @anssneis,
SefretGr.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15
Gtor
- Ztor
RrDUKTI0N!

Gazette or oct iGnae btbncese
affaa Sinetpriien inotraaei, %
man fan na Dos % % pore eaens
ter ftcbe
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s. s@ggens
Sfrifter.

Qsinbens Gorbulb til Itanben.
On at5aHslins. abs. Oplns. esftet, -
anis. Snpbunbsn, 10 9suts. Smuit 9nSs
bnassn, so Gsnts.
8orl0oelfea.
On afbanAEns. Siuss OpIaa esfta,
10 Gents. Jnbbunben, 10 Gtnts. Smait
SnSbunben, % 6eHt2.
9tbsrneS 9egn.
prasitsn paa 2iss ssnbas sftu Trtntts.
ts, pss 3HbptefsH Of Deer Cred RtriG
Octet, is Gents. 9Hbbunbsn, Is Gents.
aisfeHs GgaSer
Qirfen er lite Babel
gi saar lite nb !
Octet, 90 Gents. SnbbanSsn. 30 9eHts.
gmuii inbbunbm, 40 Gents.
Yaforalpreoiiem
trbft ifsfse aonfermtieRs Bellntnins
beftst 10 gts.
y. Mmnnojen,
9ecorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15
Gmigrant =Siaettcr

~ 80 o. 10y
Ssrftt fommer aatarriapiS Serns
baneprifen tit EtffemmetfeSfsoet
cuenft6asnoe Wrts, Der Cor eIis
Ian % Z ssuitsisn siniens geofoms
meade er taptre fra Sfanoiuapisn
tne frs @natano, tan naturiienis
tffs pSrr tGnes, 90 pcrf Maao til
BtffefffSbere CT Serfor; @snt irfe
tGnaers, men fipb oeres @tnetter
nnl Berbcieiie I Sriien tan inart
veutes iaiem.
Gnbper, tom tiiifriper os mfo
cpsipeiie al yasiasercrnss nfs
gansss 90 sseitetn metfssneo, pti
meo onraaaeuoe yoa iaa biaiefte
Urls cpsipst. 81 bar bore esne
aoatorsr ! Ietp bort 90 Gbieaso,
90 Ct oiaisc til at noe Smigrans
terne al ~fornooen sSHfanee pso
Mnfom item.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-15
Tarmers 8icnToige Msiu.
rance.S eifab
al Minuebab a go, g. 9afpta.

Otter foruo offentlis 8efienOtsisrelie
aibolotes bet aarlise Msbe for naonte
Screening ben 7be Sanuar 1890.
Msbet falbtes til Srben af Selita.
bets Brefioent Scr. Sobn 3%bOmpion.
Referat at forrise @sbe Oplaites ps
antoses SefretnrenS RappOrt for 1889
blep b~ereiter oplait, bpOraf fDfsenSe er
en- Del af FANNIE.
Subt9ster or18S9.
BAL. | 8asien fra forrise Gar So 896.01
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-24
THE PAVINI QUESTION.

Pr wing the streets is the subject now
"most in the air. and HE HERALD is glad
to see that following in the wake Of those
on Commercial street, the ever-p progressive
, foperty owners on the east side have
taken the matter up and asked the council
to take steps to lay an asphaltum pavement
on First East street. 1t n ay be takfn as
certain that the spirits that engineered the
h otel Or tario and the postoffice will not be
found far in the rear when paving is
talked OF, and very soon the four streets Of
the city running north and south will
have solved the big problem. as ;or Main
street The HERALD is pleased to note
tibet the city council has invited property
owners to meet them and make their OBJ
jections known There il no manner of
question that the people of the city want
to see Main street paved, but the people of
the city do not own the Main street prop
erty and will not have to pay the taxes
If majority of owners unite in obiecting,
complications are likely to arise ard the
pavement will probably fail; but the gen
eral hope will be that the owners and the
city will be able to pull together on so vital
a question.
Common fairness. however, requires
that at least majority Of the tax pave g
affected shall favor action or non action
before either course is decided On.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-24

THE MOST ridiculous example Of recent
logic is the talk of the Libe raj organ that
since man is not permitted to make
man-trap on his premises, or set fire to his
house, or maintain nuisance on his land,
therefore the property owners on any
block shall not be permitted to say whether
or not the block. shall be divided. There is
no similarity between the cases cited. Be
cause man may not commit crime is no
reason why he may not decide case IN re-
gard to road through his lot. THE
HERALD has not said that one man sbplld
be permitted to defeat public improve
ment which all othors desire, but it does
say that if all the property owners on a
block object to dividing the block, that
settles the matter. Whether a simple ma
jority of the property owners on any block
may decide the question of division or not,
is perhaps question for deba,e; but there
is no sense in saying that since one owner
shall not prevent the division, therefore all
the owners shall not or majority of them
shall not. TIE HERALD has always adyo
Gated the opening up of our large city
blocks, but this is matter that chiefly
concerns the property owners, and their
rights must not be disrt lrded even for de
sirable improvements.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-24
FED FOX HIS VOTE.
Waterworks Reing Run Not 10 Furnish Water
But Votes

Waterw0rks Being Run Not 10 Furnish Water
But Votes.
James Collins called at THE HERALD
Office last evening end unfolded tale of
hardship, privation and restitution in City
Creek cailon for which he holds Superin-
tendent Ryan responsible He, in common
with James Corrigan and numter of
others, were at work in City Creek cation,
clearing the creek bed of stone aud rue
Dish. Before the election they were
coached, he says, with ham and eggs. roast
beef, condensed milk, coffee, good bread,
over and they had polled good stiff Liberal
ballots and the report came out that the
WorkiDgmen's ticket had downed the
Liberal hosts, the rations fell sway
until the enfeebled stomachs of the
City Creek canon laborers had nothing but
bread and tomatoes to digest. To try to
better his condition, Collins threw up his
job and hired out TO P. II Norton, who is
experimenting gang CT men laying water
pipe. Superintendent Ryan. hearing of it,
discharged Collins and ordered Merton to
hire no more men without first consulting
him. Collins also tells of hiring Chinese
| for cook when there are plenty Of good
loyal American Liberals who would like
nothing better than t. stir up victuas for
the camp. This is the story that James
Collins tells, and if it is true that the men
got one kind of fare before election and an
other kind after their votes were polled, it
but illusirltss the duplicity Of the men
who are running the waterworKs of the
city, not to furnish water, but votes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-24
ARBO6ASTS VINEYARD.
The Latest Venture by the Popular Salt Laker
ant, The Success That Attends it.


81 want to prove to you," said Mr..
George Arbogast the other day to IA
HERALD representative, "yhat have for
long time believed To be a fact--that the
western slope of the foothills to the east of
Bountiful is the best place in the whole
west for the cultivation of grapes in par
ticular and fruits of all kind in general. ~
THE HEEALps columns are always open
to spread information that will be of
benefit TO the public" was the response.
.'go ahead" As result of this converse
ti0n,. a HERALD man visited the spot known
as 'Arhogast's ranche,' which IS situated
in South Beuntiful and about two miles
north of Whites stock yards.
1t is but Short time since
the $50 acres OF land owned by this gen
tieman was a mass Of scrub OAK and So re-
brush; now it is dottei with fruit Trees.
melon patches, shade trees, and over and
above all, 1000 healthy Crane vines, which
have attained phenomenal growth, con
slderlng they were set out only last Nav
The young vineyard is sight to behold,
and the names OF the varieties selected are
Concord, Catawba, Delaware, Nj o:es
early and Niagara. The soil. characteris.
tic OF all the land in that section. is sandy
loan the mountains to the east are an eff
fectual barrier against cold winds, and the
gentle slope towards the lake gives the
sun an opportunity TO "shine for all y The
showing so far made by Mr.. Aroogast is
certainly most encouraging one, and there
is no reason 10 DOUBT the asst on tnat e
made. There Is far more mt rey for Il g
farmers of Davis county in grape culture
than in squashes and turnips, and by this
time next year it will be indeed surIr sing
If many of them have not followed the ex-
ample set oy Mr. Arbogast The vines are
healthy and vigorous now, and will pass
through the winter unsc ithed, beyond a
doubt There are thousands Of acres of
land to the east of Bountiful, and indeed
close to other towns in Davis county, that
can be utilized in grape culture with GER
tainty of large reward.
! Mr. Arbogastis entitled 10 great creditin
pioneering this new venture, and when our
farmers come to thoroughly understand
the Importance of the culture of the graz g
it will not be many years ere the foothills
between Beck's Hot Springs and the sand
ridge, will be covered with vineyards.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-24
PERSONAL MENTION.

i. A. WILSON, the Provo attorney is in town.
JUNlUS F.. WELLS is out again after long
and serious illness.
WILLIAM BURKE goes to his cattle ranch in
Idaho tomorrow to be gone Tor ten days
Mrs. W. A. PINKERToN. Must Neel and Miss
Pinkerton, ,he family of the famous dctectiv.,
are registered at the Walker.
COATES s. CoRUM left yesterday Saturday
with their families for a ten days trip throue h
the southern part of the territory.
MIR. FYLER, of the Wa k n Bros g. Fyler CO.,
goes east tonight TO lay in the spt,ng stock
He states that eXcavating on the new but ding
will commence this week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-24

valuable appointments that cannot be dupli
Gated even at great expense. There has
never been anything like flash or boom in
the career of the university, so that its
plant IS solid as nucleus for great insti-
tuition. The annual just published is
worthy of the institution, and creditable
alike to this territory and the entire West.
There is so much in it worthy of quotation
that our space will not allow its insertion
here, but we recommend our readers to
procure copy and examine for themselves.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-24

II the catarrb is allowed to reach the smaller
tubes in the lungs, which condition is indicated
by the spitti, u OF yellow material-then i'm
mediate attention to the malady is demanded
or serious lung trouble will RESULT.
Catarrh is. nine cases out of ten, the cause
that produces consumption and hence no one
can afford to neglect case of catarrh. however
slight. 1t s durable if taken in time and treated
correctly by specialists like Drs. Hume &
Lougeay.' but with each new cold il gets more
and more troublesome, extending always little
deeper int, the lungs. until y cure becomes diff
t.cult and sometimes Impossible. The result of
catarrh kills one out OF every seven hundred
beings born on the entno globs.
Catarrh never gets we'll OF ITSELF but goes
from bad to worse, and the longer you let it run
the worse it gets, amt The sooner you have it
treated the better Tie treatment is painless
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-24
Nothing Succeeds Like
SUCCESS 90
Our Mammoth
Slaughter Sale
The Greatest Success Yet.

All avail themselves of
the Grand Opportunity to
secure The BARGAINS we
offer.
The extremely low prices
move the goods rapidly.
Our second floor RargsilI
Go ntaEs, the Greatest Sue
cess CT a |. People ar pre-
cia te the Slaughter Pr ce
we are making n 5EisSpe-
cial Department, Each
day we shall add New IT..
fractions TO tn. S popular
e FARMER t
A | these goods nu be
cleart q CIT at ST m3 pile,
in order TO make room for
the | arge Stock Of Kew
Coo ds which Our Er Fyler
is now eat Purchasing at
spot cash prices.
Tnis week We knife h3
prices Of our Carne S a Il
Z r ans. Dom. m s. See
ing these b rgains be ore
buying carr e S. 1t will
pay you We'll.
Cue ClothU 6 AMI Bco S
and Shoes a e III, viz G very
rapidly, for the low prices
tell the story.
Every t ing in CUR Sum-
mer G )ous slaughtered to
HALF their value to clear
them out.
All Silks I'D Dress
Goods will be closed out
a COST
see u 5UC. KID Glove S
worth ol.OO.
See our 81 Kid Gloves,
worth $l.75.
/ Our &c. Silk Mits going
fast.
Bear in mind that LOW
PR!C ES and BARGAINSwill
be the order or the day,
and it will pay you well to
trade with us.
Walker Bros. Fyler CO.
! j. w. FARRELL & CO.,
Plumbing, Steam and Hot Water Heating,
Gao Fattinx.
DRIVE WELL PIPES, PUMPS, ETC.
Jobbing Promptly Attended to.
Telephone 200. 1877 Main Street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-24

II felt sleepy and all tired out most OF the
time. My throat would get sore OFF and on. Ia
the mo- nlng always felt more tired than did
when l went TO bed the night before. OD the
whoie it was miserable sensation One day L
was reading the case OF lady VINO nad oeen
cured of catarih by Drs. Hume & Lougeay
Her symptoms were just like mine, and began
TO wonder if L was not suffering from catarrh,
too. 1 consulted Dfs. Hume & Lougeay.
found their terms cry low. They cured me of
my trouble. Ny appetite is good now; feel
splendid have not felt so well since first
contrac ed the trouble. What was most re
markable was the TACT that got so good a re
suit for so little money"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-24
WAS A MISERABLE SENSATION
He Almost Clicked at NIGHT from the Effects
of Catarrh.

Mr.. George Smith resides at 1855 Glenarm
street. who been living in Denver all his life.
He said to the writer during recent interview
For five years l had been suffering from a
trouble which could not understand. In fact.
do not know what was thematter with me.
raised great deal Of phlegm or mucns Ial-
ways had u cold. / had headache very often.
My nose was stuffed up. first on one SIDE, then
on the other There was q feeling of tghtneSs
across the bridge of my nose The mucous would
drop into nv throat thus causing me to hawk
and spit q great deal in order TO keep my throat
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-24

by the board as having been elected
thereto, will receive his commission, and
Mr.. RUMEL, whom every one believes to
have been elected, may stand out in the
cold contending for his rights, until after
the lapse of months he will recover the
office, and the usurper, by the grace of the
board, will be relegated to his proper place.
This may be very amusing to Mr. PAGE;
but it strikes the average observer as un-
inc
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-24
DOCTORS d., HUME AND LoUGEAY
(LoCATED PERMANENTLY

(LoCATED PERMANENTLY
Give late Lo2don Hospital treatment. Have
offices at residence, 81 w. Third South street.
Salt Lake city. Utah. II you live at distance
write for Il svmpto blank.
OFFICE H0URS-gt to III q M, to p m. and
ESQ to o:3, p.m. Sundays from . am. TO pm.
MANY uis ca es are treated successfully by
Drs. Hume 81 Lougeay through the mails, aud it
is thus possible for those unable to make q
jour ley to obtain successful hospital treatment
at their homes.
The po)r treated free on Fridays by present
Ing letter frcn their clergyman. Call or write
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-24

THE TOTAL county assessment, including
this city and the rest of Salt Lake county,
is only four millions greater than the as
sessment of CLUTE for this city alone,
which is So, 100000 He is our own, our
only CLUTE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-24
Let US test this assertion by facts and


Now, we merely ask any reader to glance
at the two columns of figures, which are Of
fetal, and then decide whether the values
given in the right hand column do not
amount to as much as the cotton crop.
Speaking CT our trade with other nations
the organ almost weeps because
They buy our cheap foods and send us back
cheap material fused with little brain and we
buy it,
Certainly. Every farmer, let us say,
stands on this side of-the water and saws
to some Englishman on the other side. 81
will give you this bushel of wheat for that
fine hat you have.'' or, Are you willing to
exchange twenty-five pounds of sugar for
this bushel of wheat2 1t will cost me two
bushels of wheat to buy the hat on this
side of the water, and it will take two
bushels of wheat to get twenty-five pounds
OF sugar if buy it here, so l am ready TO
exchange with you.''
The Enelishman says, 81 am willing TO
make the exchange, because it costs me
less 70 make hat or refine twenty-five
pounds of sugar, than it does to raise
bushel of wheat here because a farm costs
SO much on account of the scarcity of
land.r
They make the exchange, and each one is
richer than he was before, and his wants
are better supplied. Has the farmer ln-
jured himself or any one else by turning a
bushel OF wheat that he could not use into
new hat or twenty five pounds of sugar.
He must either trade his surplus wheat off.
or burn it. He cannot sell his surplus here.
let it be remembered, for people cannot eat
up four bushels of wheat this year where
hey ate only three last year, simply because
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WHITE HOITSE

corner OF Main and Second South. Most
central location of any hotel in the city.
Opposite postofice. Union ticket and
Pullman Office in the motel. Newly re-
nodded and furnished throughout. Table
unsurpassed. Electric light, bells and az
modern conveniences Terms 81 TO s.. so
per day. II. l.. HALL, Prop.
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CLIFF HOUSE.

Located Cor. Main and Third South Streets
The Cliff is the best 81 per day house
west of Chicago. Rooms large, cool and
airy, new and handsome furniture, electric
lights and all the latest conveniences and
accessories. Dining hall spacious and per
feet in its appointment Table first class
Rooms may be secured by telegraph
ANDREW C. BRIxEN g. BRo., Props.
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A FORERUNNER.
The visitant that Catarrh Frequently Fore
shadows

shadows
When person with delicate constitution has
tendency TO catarrh or umption-whether
this tendency is inherited results from TAX
ing cold easily--it is noticeable that that person
invariably loses flesh and loses strength, show
ing that the nutrition is lnterfered with.
In such n case toe sufferer should at once be
placed under influences that will restore the de-
fective nutrition and tend to invigorate the con-
stitution.
1t is TO be remembered that in every case the
presence OF catarrh is all evidence OF predlspo-
stion 10 consumption, and no matter how Sight
the attack may be, it should be treated with the
greatest care, and the treatment should be con
tnued until all traces Of the catarrh have dis
nppeared.
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For diphtherla use No. 3 Microbe Killer it
will not fail.
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NOTICE TO PLUMBERS AND STEAM.
FILTERS

Bids for plumbing and the heating ap-
paratus for the Territorial building for the
deaf and dumb will be received up to noon,
August 30. 1890. Plans and specifications
can be seen on and after Monday, August
%, at the University building
- WILLIAM WARD Architect.