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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-03
FL TrumhnlI,s Trial Set

Los ANGELES, Cal, June 2.-The cases
of Richard L. Trumbull, George A Burts
and Captain O'Farrell, charged with
violation of the neutrality laws, was : It Tor
trial September IL.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-03

LISBON, n. H., June "A saw mill and
other buildings belonging to the Parker
and Young Manufacturing company, and q
number Of dwellings adjacent, were burned
this morning. Loss, 100000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-03
A. E. WELBY, Supt.
REMOVED, REMOVED!

Henry Cohn & Co., the Wool, Hide and
Produce Merchants, have removed to their
new warehouse on North Temple street,
one block north of Union Pacific passenger
depot where they will also do general
storage and commission business.
HENRY COIN & Co.,
=. o. Box 467.
Up town Office. 80 Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-03
Philip b. Bum Resigns and Assigns.

TRENTON, N. j., June Phillip p.
Bum, treasurer of the Star Rubber com
pany, has resigned his position as president
OF the First National bank, and made an
assignment of his large clothing establish
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-03
WILLARD WEIuE

WILLARD wEIHE,
Having returned from Berlin, is pre-
pared to receive pupils.
OPEN TO SANDY AND WASATCH-
In effect June /, the Alta branch of the
Rio Grande Western. which has now been
broad gagged, will be opened for freight
and passenger traffic to Sandy and
Wasatch.
Trains will leave Salt Lake city daily at
$40 q. m, arriving at Sandy at 9:10 a. m,
Wasatch 10: a. N. Leave Wasatch $3.50 p.
M, Sandy .4:4O p. M, arriving at Salt
Lake at $50 p. IN.
At Wasatch direct tramway connection
is made for Alta j. II. BENNETT.
G. F. s. p. A.
Wrrpv Sunt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-03

We make them. Large stock on hand
and any style to order. knitting Factory
25 Vest, First South street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-03
GARFIELD BEACH.
Commencing May 80, and until further no
tice, trains between Salt Lake and Garfield
Pae ch will r1n az follows:
d. f. BURLEY, Gen'l Agt
c.RIsPT PHOTOS AT NEWCOMERS
BATHING SUITS.

]. 80 Per dozeE. 162 S. Main Take ele
yator. Satisfaction guaranteed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-03
!. A. BENTON. p. NJ.
DEEP CREEK STAGE

Runs from Stockton to Dugway every day
except Sunday. Passengers leave Salt
Lake city a. N. and arrive at Dugway
same night at u O'clock
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-03
THE MORNING COCKTAIL

Taken before breakfast creates a false, in
furious appetite. A wineglass full of Dr.
Henley's English Dandeloin Tonic taken
before meals strengthens the digestive or
gans and enables you to relish hearty
meal without injury TO the stomach.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-03
TAKE A POLICY

In the old reliable, North America" of
Philadelphia. Assets over IS, 000, 900.
II. j. GRANT & Co., Agents.
j. T. GRANT, Manager.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-03
A suring Garden Bank Director AssIgns.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2.-Christian Van
Gunder and Ephraim Young, marble work
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-03

Try Angel Bros Lumber yard, No. d:
First East street. Telephone No. AS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-03
G. Lewis, Cloak Importer, Assigns.
Rioters Killed In Italy.

MONTREAL, June 2.-G. Lewis, cloak i'm
porter, has assigned. Liabilities, $4,000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-03
a DR.. LlEBIG'S
NrA WONDERFUL
Naa4.N German lnVisorator.
TRIAL. ROTTLE SENT EREE

ANAL 0OA LII SGN Il ME-
Tho reason thousands canrot get cured a
Chronic Special Complaints, Nervous Debility
Diseases Of the Eye. Ear, Nose. Throat and the
other diseases Is owing 10 q complication called
Prostra;orrhea, with Pyperesthesio, which n,
Guires special treatment.
tive cure for Prostatorrnoea- Price OF Invlgor
ator. q; case of six bottles, slv; half-slzs bot,
Ties, half price. Books 10 men free
DR. LIEBIG & Co. for nearly quarter Of q
century have made speciality OF Diseases OF
Men, Deformities and Diseases OF Women and
Children Disease however induced, speedily
thoroughly ana permanently cured, recent cases
IN few Gays, inveterate cases skiifully treated
charges moderate. Consultation free. Call or
address, 4p Geary street san Francisco Cal
Private entrance. 40 Mason stree
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-03
FOREST ! DALE

We have SOLD homes than any other addition south
east Of Liberty CONTAINS Our promises have
been broken We still have OF choicest lots for SALE
No trouble show property Take the Rapid Transit
ut Theatre corner, call Office. We have plenty of
taking intending purchasers
out any time,
GEORGE NJ. CANNON.
Under lions Savings Bank
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-03
An Ontrayer Of Women. Killed.

RoAcHpALE, Ind, June 2.-Noah Evans
aud wife drove into Roachdale this morn
ing and going up to the home OF Dock
Adams, married man, Evans stepped
from the vehicle ana pointing to Adams
asked his wife: SIS this the man who
outraged you l'' Receiving an affirma-
alive reply, Evans drew two revolvers
and fired eight shots, five of which
took effect, killing Adams instantly. Evans
then jumped into the cart with his wife
and drove off The citizens soon formed a
posse, with shotguns and other weapons,
and started in pursuit. Adams while dram
has boosted of having been intimate with
Mrs Evans
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-03

Tan.
Bronze,
Spanish Yellow.
Brown,
Old Rose
Silk
Hose
Just received at
THE LACE HOUSE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-03
THE COUNTY CASH.
Appropriations Maze by the
Court Yesterday
A Bad Railroad Bridge Miller to
Inspect 1t and Make Raport
Thereon.
In the county court the following appro-
priations were made:

COMPENSATION ACCOUNT.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-11
1Ieher bic Mfeersstiefe.

,um frrntn @tiftn, auf Dampfrrn, gabn,i-
gen unb pDffufbsn pirb pom rsilsnbsn pub
lifum SOIittter's Oiaesnbitttrs ale pelfntlih>
lfrs Snsrtbiens itinfs SausarjntiihaBss nit
gefiibrt. &c bsnimmt unrrinfm ihIammisrm
Wafr feline ibGbliGen Gierni6afttn unb Iei-
ntn abl6tulihen @tibmad, paralpiirt bic ptr-
btrbliGs Birfune l6lsbtrr unb unuerbauli&rr
aof auf ben Nasrn unb IN Gin Wiittsl sfsen
Strdmpfr, Spbbrtnntn unb SlGbuuarn. Gs
eewdbrt pOrtrtflibsn SbuB eessn malariaar.
tiee efibtn, bebt bic Wirfunseu pCn ilbTmGb
iser SiBs, adltt unb 8ru6tiefsit aut furirt
eaifriIGts StCpftpsb une ilf ein unptrgIfi6litfs
WlitttI assen bartIeibisfstt nnb Gallen6tIbprr-
ben. Bel IdpGaIi6sn perlunsn unb 8sspu-
paIeseentfn MAIDEN ih bic Strapalsn bss &C.
Spunstnen Rsilsns oft in 70 tmpFnbliter
@siIt fiibIbar Sdb sas 9rbsn isIblt stfGbrost
tpiro. Splhe eeute perben iib, penn tie ale
iibIsn 6OIssn Der RsiIeifrapaltH perbiittn mol
len, nit sr5bttm GrfOls bes Sittrs btbienen ;
iit brauGtn baun peber SiBe, nod stdItr, nod
Grmattune ju f6susn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-11
JnSuIfrien Der saSfeite.

@eIesentli6 Der GrbHnuns bes Son.
nell Yarfes tpar aud elm @omite cts
nannt ipOrben, um itatiltif9e 9tadpeiie
iiber bic Subuitrien Der SIoieite au
iammeIn, unb mir entnebmen benz BE,
ridte be6elben foIsenbe DataS
Die SauquDit Seieenfabrif beI6Gfs
tigt (na9bem Der iebt besonnene Gnbau
boGenbet IT'D 1900 Perionen, meiitens
Mdb1en; bic 2adatuanna Stridpaas
renfabrif unb &nopffabrif bei9Gftieen
400 glrbeiter uno sablen idbrli9 an
26bneR $4,000; @onnel & So. bas
ben 1900 9lrbeiter, bic idbrIi9 $500, 900
in 2Dbnen Sieben; bic Rea6otp 8roof
Seibenfabrif subIt an ibre 175 Nrbeiter
idbrIi6 $4,000; @ebr. Spruts Be.
I9dftisen etipa so Mann, bic 800, 900
idbrlib osrbienen bic SoIsbdnbIer
Sua & So. baben Is Mann uno sabIen
iGbrIi9 $4,000; bic beiben StabI
Companion buben l400 Irbeitsr uno
sabLsn idbrIi9 100000 fir 26bne
(bie aIte DiibIe iit bierin ni6t sin8e'
I9Iohen) ), bic 8dder @ebr. S6euer
bei6aftisen Is Mann unb sabIen idbrs
lid s7500 aus. 3ubIreide @ontrafto'
rem. bic Irbeiter in ben Steinbri1er
u. (. 10, bic brei 8rauereien, gisIiefer'
anten unb anbere fIeinere Snbultrisr
iperben ni9t eripdbnt. Smmerbin bar
man annebmen, bab bic SIbIe:te Sn.
buitrien 5000 Wtann bei9dftiSen uni
an aDbnen iabrIi4 100000 aus
,abIen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-11

: @dbren6 6es 3eitraums bonn Is
SUM- Bis Is. Sept. tperben bic bieIsei
8anfen an Samitasen ibre Iburen I'm
12 nbr 0tittaeS fbIieBen unb erft ipie
ben am fOIsenben Wlontas erbffnen
8e6ieI unb anbere 9apiere iperber
oabur9 bor IL 1lbr Somltae Wiittagi
fdlis unb 8irtbe uno an6ere Gei6dftSr
ieute, ipeIde &IeineeI6 n6tbis baben
miihen baheIbe 8ormittass bolen.
- Die 9lrmenbeb6rbe ipar am Srei.
tag in reseImdbiser Sibuns. = 9(m
@nbe beS berflpHenen MonatS battt
bas glrmentauS 13l Sniaiien, 8e
mdnnIi9e unb 43 fpeibIihe.-8 benz
StaatScpmite iiber Srriinniee mar Elm
SabeI einseIaufen, baB baS neue 6es
bdube nidt ben 4nforberunsen ents
fpre9e bic Serren batten cine 9lnerz
fennune erpartet, anitatt elmer 8I9e,
unb madten baber re9t berbIiifte Gee
iidter.
- Tbomas S. Sor6an, Steuerfols
letIOr fiir OuS Borough OIppbant fir
1889, iolIte AM borIebten Montag nit
feinen 8Grsen abre9nen; anitatt bies
au tbun, bummeIte er in gSiIfeSbarre
uno YittSton berum unb ipurbe an Iebs
terem Orte am 9onnerItae berbaftet,
na6 Scranton sebradt uno unter
8urSi6uft seteat. Serbian fdeint
ettpa $1,000 3u fur5 su fein, mas feline
8iIrgen eutmaden miIBten; aus Oieiem
9runoe peranIabten iie feline .8erbafs
tuns.
- Serr Soiepb &obripaifer, Der bez
fannie Sdder bon Nenn 9lbenue, bers
fdieb am Sonntas 8Drmittas IL 1lbr
mad elmer &ranfbeit BON nur furSer
Srif, benn erit Samifag Na9t um 10
1br traf ibn Der S9Iaeanfaa, benz ct
erlaS. Ser 8eritprbene ipurbe i'm
Sabre 1888 in 5reiburs in 8aben ses
boren unb fam in ieinem 20hen Sabre
mad Imerifa. Sin bierteE Sabrbuns
bert tpobnte &obrpailer in scranton
uno felt % Sabren mar er feIbititGnbi9
i'm @ei9dfte bur6 eiiernen SleiB
brahte er ii9 bortpdrtS unb bat aubers
benz bur6 cine 2ebensberii9erunS BON
$4,000 fir feline binterIafene SamiIie,
tpeIbe aus Der g8ittpe unb brei Sb9s
tern beitebt, seioret. Ser 8eritorbene
tpurbe am Oienitas Na6mittas 2 ubr
i'm Soreit Sia Sriebbofe beerbist, unb
es 9eIeitete ibn bic 9llians 2ose unb
cine aubIrei6e S9aar bon Sreunben
sur IeBten &ubeitdtte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-11
BON Der SnbTeite.

StraBenfommihGr &irIt bat Die
Bittston gbenue Bride reparirt.
Sas srife Stodperf bes 9lnbaues
sur Seibenfabrif iit fertis.
pA. SIN S9ubfDre Der @ebr. Slid
an @ebaritr. finbet man bic beite@aare.
Serr Sobn S6neiber bon 8ittston
9loenue 1T gum 9eneruIsasenten Der
9fiaeara Sreipine So. ernannt tporben.
Serr SObn @reiner bat ii6 ioeben
bon elmer mpnateIan9en &ranfbeit erz
bolt, 1T uber nod nidt arbeitSfabis.
Sie nod unboGenbete Strede an
Gebar 4benue mub erit nod absegraben
tperOen, ebe buS SteinpfIaiter fertis se'
le9t iperben fann.
S@- Sir bic ndditen 30 Sage tperbe
i6 meine babf9en @abinet BbotoS fir
$500 baS Dubenb berIteIen. 5riB
Summler, 328 Safatpanna Ibenue.
9ie q. S. 6. Giienbabn So. Iest
enbli6 bic 70 lanee erfebnte 99eiae
nabe ben StabIperfen sur 8equemIi9s
felt Der bieiiSen 9eiddftSIeute.
Spbn, Der 14idbriee Sobn bon sSobn
Bauer bon 1884 8ee6 Strase, ftarb
am Sonntae ilnb tpurbe am 9ienitae
i'm 20. @urO 8rieObofe beerbist.
SRI. 2issie 8Iiisb bon Scout StraBe
un6 Serr GbarIeS 9riitp bon Der Stat
tpurben am 9ienItas Moreen in Der
ct. Wtarien Stride burd &ep. Gbriit
9etraut.
Die SubrIeute Der Mt. 9tobinIon
9rauerei itanben Iebte @ode fir eine
2obnerbDbung bon S55 auf $50 aus,
bod iparsn ibre StelIen f6on am eleis
9sn 9l6enb bur9 anbere 2eute beiest.
9as 8arf Gpmite bate S352.25
foIeftirt unb 1927 so aus8eseben, ir
baB Elm rleberi6uB bon $24.56 berblieb.
| tpeIder in bic &aiie Der SanOeIsbeb6rbC
| flob.
Serr 8biIip SO. Dipprie 1T felt Ian,
gen eSabren Der erite 9eutI6e, fpeI6ei
ais Siitrift Deputy oeS Dbl Selloipi
| Srbens fir ben 2edatpanna 9iitrif
ertpdbIt ipurbe.
ginem Subrmann namens g8iIlian
| Tarbel, an Der Sauquoit Seibenfabri
tbGtig, roate am Wtittpp6 elm idmerei
Stein auf elm 8ein unb baS 8Iiet
ipurbe an stpei Stelen sebrO6en.
| 9la6bem bic bur9 1leberi9tpemmun
gen ssi6dbisten 8Irser Der SIpcun
| SIat aIes m6sIidbe persebens periu8
baben, INN Su ibrem Re6te su fCmmen
tperben iie iest ben @eS Der seri6tIi4el
SIaSe betreten.
| Serr Cigar 6. Gonnea, Elm in be
sansen Stabt pObIbefannter iun8e
Nann unb Sp6termann BON Sob
@ibbpns, Itarb am Olitttpo6 in feline
@obnuns an Bred Strabe. De
3urnbereiu nabm SbeiI am Se8rdb
niHe.
8tpei fpobIbefannte iunse Ydr6e
purbsn Iebten Nlittipod bur6 Serr
9aitor @ibp66er in slidIide GbeIeut
berpanoeIt, nenIlid Serr 9enrp s
Sprufs unb SRI. 2ena 8aumeiiter, I'm
Serr 9lueuit SIorr uno SRI. Sen
! S6euer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-11
O . wv v
$50 2adatpanna 9pe

= 9lIs Der an Sl6 BROMLEY @benue
tpobnenbe 9apib 9abieS am borIebten
Dienltas abenb bon Der Arbeit beim.
febrte, fanb er bas Saus bon 5rau unb
So6ter berIafen unb ii9 aud eines
TbeiIes beS Saus8erdtbeS beraubt. Die
Srau mar 8eiiserin bon 8eaIeiSentbum
i'm Wertbe bon $500, baS ite rorber
su @eIb Semadt bate.
- @ir MAIDEN nphmaIs auf bas
am na9fen 9ienitae, ben 16. SUM-, in
&o6'S Barf, 9unmore, itattfinben6e
9ic Sic beS ,unabb. beuti4en llnterf.
8ereins SO. l" aufmerfiam, peIdeS
eine iebr unterbaltenbe Seitli1feit su
tperben bsripri9t. Das GOmite bat es
an ni9tS febIen Iafen, Inn fiir bic 8es
tpirtbune unb 8squemIibteit Der @Gite
beitens 3u fpreen, bat CUTE Wuiit ems
gaeirt unb Iaoet ale Seutiden freunbs
Ii6it gum 8eIude elm. 8eibe 2inien
Der 9unmore Strabenbabn fabren bis
an ben 8IaB unb tperben 9ladts bic
9afe na9 Sauie befDrbern.
s% 8bOtosrupb Srib SummIer iit
nab SO. 328 2adaipanna Ibenue ilms
geaoeen. 2l,4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-11

= Cine refine unb suptrId1ist RsSt,in III
btr GrtraFt aus @urjsln, 8IGttsrn, 8in6s uub
8etrtn, 9urbod 8lpOb 8ittfrs. 8urirt alle
4rant5titsn bee gIutrs, Der esbtr unb Risren
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-11
Spbe Narfer MOttsen.
= Senrb Mspers bon Boone Sill III
mad ber Siibieite umseaosen.

1
Senrp Msbers bon Boone Sill If
mad ber Stbieite umseaosen.
-Srau Daniel Ulobr bon 81. Sum.
ner Ibenue tritt am %. Stunt eint
Geiie mad 9euti9Ianb an.
= GER Souls glotb berlebte iid
anfangs bersansener Wo9e cine Sant
ipdbreno Der Grbeit in ben Stiff @ers
fen.
= @dbren6 elmer 8aIaerei an 9 iter
Strabe in Der 9onnerftae Radt erbieIt
Elm 8uride namenS Callahan einen
Dlefieritid in ben &Opf.
= @abrenb Sobn 2ansan am Don.
neritag Wlorsen in ieinem @arten $50.
1886 @mmett Strabe arbeitete, ftdrste
ct tobt nieber. gr mar 73 Sabre alt
unb erIas einem S6Iasanfaae.
: SpIepb &Iob, elm berbeiratbeter
Nann. tpurbe Sreitas 9a6mittag in
benz 9Sidber Steinbru9 am g8eit
Wlountain bur6 cine BulbererpIoIon
am Obert6rper f6tper berIest.
- Ser Siabrise SObn gIatIp bon
Gbeftnut StraBe fdnst febr frabe an,
6enn er itabI Iebte gBo9e aus Der
Mfebeerei elmer @itttpe an Sao Sbbe
Parf Gpenue cine @eIbiumme.
= Ser gersmann Sames ssIpnn
tpurbe am 9onneritas in benz Storr
S9a6t bur6 einen SAL bon SeIsses
itein eetDbtet. Gr mar 81 Sabre alt
unb feline 2ei6e tpurbe mad IbonbaIe
iiberfiibrt, no feline Oiutter tupbnt.
S Ser MeBser @iaiam SrpItIe bon
Sadion StraBe BAT brei SSd9er in Teis
mem 2ufaIe anbrinSen Iafen, bic bur9
Dampf Setrieben tperben. Serr IroftIe
1T INNER beitrebt, iein @efddft auf Der
SDbe Der 8eit 3u baIten.
- Gin Poli3iit beriaste am Sonntas
etipa tauienO Beripnen, bic einem 8alls
ipiele auf benz SeIbe nabe bem Mt.
8leaiant GuImberse suiaben. 9ie
SIu9t Dpr einem ein3eInen Manne fol-
tlter ale 3ei9reibuns fomii6 seweisn
iein.
- Cine Srau SuebeS. Die an 2IDbo
StraBe mobnt, nerlu9te 9onneritas
Gbeno i'm 3uitan6e biebiIder Srunfens
belt ibr fIeineS &inb 3u ermorben, tpur6e
aber bur6 9eiunbbsitspoIi3iit 8urte
baran berbinbert unb Sur Grniidteruns
i'm Stationsbauie sinsefponnen.
- Sin bon elmer ssrau Gorcoran ses
balteneS unorbentIi6eS SauS an Stpet'
lamb Strabe tpurbe Donneritag Na6t
bon Der 8oIi3ei iiberfalen unb bic
SerbersSmutter, atpei an6ere Srauens
simmer unb stpei 8iiridden einsefan.
gen. Sie Gorcoran tpur6e um $40,
bic anberen um ie S5 Seftraft.
- 9ie 3essr Secator RortOn unb
George gleumis tpurben am DOnnertas
in Ga 9Iume berbaftet; iie iteben i'm
einen &oubanfaa auf Sobn
Morsans semadt gu baben. 9eri ieIbs
fanb 9ienitas Nabt subor nabe Der 8.
8. & SO. giienbabnbriide itatt unb Elm
britter SbeiInebmer, Der Neser GbarIes
8rOipn, tpurbe am TbatOrte Oerbuftet.
B9- @etrOdnete beuti6s &iri6en,
8irnen unb 3tpetI9sen, impOrtirten
Simbeerens, @robeerens unb &iridenz
iaft, ausse3ei6net fir Sommersetrdnf
SaIabs unb SIiben6I, bieiige, ioipie
Sarbinen. feline S9tpei;er,
unO &rduterfdie, bel
s. S. @i 6m aper,
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Spt5ieQe
Sargai11s
tit iebent
Sfp0rtemIemt.

Oas @nes Der SaiIpn nabt bsran unb mir
linb sgpunesnt unltrn gcrratb pbut Rtid-
iltt auf aOifsn su ssrrinssrn. g8ir baben
nur 9taunt, um siniss Osr prsisbtrabitBunstn
an3ufHbrsn:
10 GsHts gbauis Suitiuss ,u a..
10 " Dus @instams su 81.
10 " Outing GIannsa su 6t.
s bsfs prints ,u a..
SO " gJarbbrsits aIsibrlSfs ~ 25.
25 SleibTfOiFs su is.
so China Ssibs ju 25.
$i.OO "a 3Oa China esibs ;u 79.
$1.OO 24 3OI @ai&-Ssibs su 70.
"a 3Oa edit i@pnrr S&irms nit @OIbsriff
fir rs.
$3.50 5anss Sonnsni6irme fir rs.
25 Gents &ibbsb SsrIty 9sfs, 3 fir 25.
25 Gents tUsibs DamenI6ii9sn, 2 fir 25.
5 paar 5aIf 5Oit fir NGnnsr fir 25.
Ginsnl8 orratb bon 8Gnbsr-llsbsrrsifsn, 10
bis is Gents Aualitatrn, fir 5.
20 Gts. bic 80 Gts. AuaIitGtsn fir 10.
Damsn-Sadsts gum balbsn prsilf rsbu,irt.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-05-02
The FetIsh-Man at Home.

Established in reputation, the efforts
of the fetish-man are next directed to-
wards the requirement of a demeanor
calculated to impress his clients with a
sense of awe; he aims at assuming an
appearance at once grave and myste-
rious; he seldom speaks unless profess
sionally, and then always in "a gruff,
husky tone. He cultivates meditative
look, and seems as if he were the vic
tim of great mental anxiety. At home
he keeps himself very select and occu.
pies his time principally among his
charms There is generally some sign
of his calling just outside his hut, tax
ing the form, as rule, of an earthen
vessel, out of the neck of which sprout
long feathers-the pot being colored
with red, white and yellow chalks, and
the orange-like tint derived from
chewed betel-nut, the eXpectoration of
which substance is supposed to have a
very pncifying influence upon the spir-
itual evil-doer. Sometimes the fetish
mans gesticulations will be directed to
a carved image or some exaggerated
form OF charm. Suspended from the
rafters in the interior of his hut are
little parcels of mystic character,
smoked grlmy by the constant fires
these people maintain in their dwell
ings. And outside, over the door, the
same mysterious character of ornamen-
tation proclaims to all the occupap4'
pretensions to orcery.-Century.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-05-02
Much Passing.

When stranger comes upon a per-
son living in a lonely place he is usual
ly struck by the complete Identification
of the man with his locality, and the
effect is often droll enough, An illus
tration of this is given in scrap of
conversation between a traveller and a
man who lived in an isolated house on
a western prairie.
you must find it terribly lonely
here" observed the visitor, who was
prospecting with n view to establishing
cattle ranch. 81 suppose there is
never any passing?"
"Oh! yes" was the reply, sometimes
there is considerable. Why, only day
before yesterday there was three hun
dred went by"
"Three hundred peoplev' the visitor
exclaimed, in amazement 81 shouldn't
have thought it possible"
"oh! not people," said the other,
equally surprised at being so mistaken
''Three hundred head of cattle"
81 see," the stranger answered
smiling at his own error ~ have moi
become part Of the country yet, or
should have known what you meant
Youths Companion.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-05-02
SNUG HARBoR.


What he my heartiesl making for Snug
Harbori
My arms are open wide, come in, my dears;
All, mHpy time they've Graded you, as
babies,
While have rocked and sung, or checked
your tears.
What may 1 have on board, you sayi You
Pirates
Well, dive below and see, my bright-eyed
Fan.
What's in the holdi All, Kate has found some
goodiesl
They dropped in as passed the candy.man.
Wen stir the FIRE Bit and sit in twilight;
see q schooner with n shattered mast
Look, tits the hslfburned cedar brand that
shapes her,
The great pine knots the rock on which
she's cast.
My sweethearts, as hold you, remember
One other, old enough to recognize
"Bnug Harbor" as o shelter; oft she's nestled
Within these arms wee Alice, with blue
eyes
She's gone away; an angel saw her coming
A tiny bark with sails OF snowy white,
he piloted her through the unknown waters.
The little craft is safe in port tonight.
I'm old, my dears, and looking forward only
To one more voyage, swift, and short, and
fair
And when the angel-pilot calls, I'm ready
70 join the feet In harbor over there.
Good Housekeeping
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-05-02

the beginning. But I didn't. Not un-
til I ceased to be SO frequently at the
quarries and only saw the girl on rare
occasions, did see the mischief l had
so stupidity wrought. Then it looked
like crime to me.
"The day before 1 was to have been
married l resolved to go there and have
a frank talk with her and return in the
afternoon with you.
"Her joy at my coming was too in
tense and ill-concealed to have but one
meaning. 1t confirmed my worst fears.
She loved me desperately.
"We took the favorite path to the
brow of the cliff. She believed that
had come to ask her to be my wife.
am certain of that. How could 1 en-
dure to crush her heart with what ]
must tell her. 1 could not! 1 delayed.
o! the agonies of remorse that l suf-
fered, as we walked on-I scarcely
knew where. But at last blurted out
"'Dessie, I'm going to be married to.
morrow
"She walked on in silence immedi.
ately in front of me. She must have
been utterly dazed and unconscious ot
where she was going, for instead Of
stopping where the protecting border
or railing of scrubby black jack ceased
she led straight on in the path Out
upon the steep roof of the mountain.
touched her arm to stop her. II
started her as though from sleep. She
turned quickly, missed her footing
and as she fell caught about my feet.
"After had clung to the edge of the
cliff until should have gladly dropped
if it were not for the terrible conscious
ness that she must fall with me, shj
said:
Can you hold on any longer?'
Not much, answered.
You must! You must! For youl
own sake and he rs"
"Then she deliberately dropped tc
save me.
81 told everything to Laura. 1 have
never ceased for moment to love hel
singly and supremely; but it has
seemed to me that l belong to the
dead But no urging has been able tc
shake her refusal to release me from
our engagement. She only asks:
g DO you love me?'
"And L can only reply: 'Supremely.
"'Then our separation would only
wreck both our lives. And you mus
remember that she died for me, Also
'And SO am saved again by wom
| ans lover
FORREST CRIssEY.