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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-28
roRrigTH DIVIDEND.


&c, ". T., SAT- L,gH CHI
october liih. lsit.
A QUARTERLY piytDENp ~
~ three per cent. has this dhv been 10
clafoi upon tho Capital stook Of this In.
iiItuuou, payable November tth, i.li. 10
stockholders personally, upon rrcssnia
Ton Of their stock csrtcatos. Or upon their
written order
dtd q. q. MInuTn, Secretary.
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when naby was SICK We rave bet ca'ioria.
whcn she was a chld, ans cried Cor castoria.
when ,he bocau,e Miss. she ciunr To casiora
When .hc had Chiidrsu. size gave ,heu casioriA
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FOR FURNITURE

Carpets. Wall Paper, Uphol-
story. Curtains. Poles. Shades,
otc., call on
NEW q CHI LID.
~ (. First South.
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100 French Morino Bucks
have arrived In Ogden from
California. Largo, Clean and
For Sale. S. JEWETT.
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Are Your shiidren subi.et io Group.
Asa preventive and cure for Group,
Chambrrlain's Cough Remedy has no
rival. II T., In fact, the only remedy
that can always he depended upon anu
that is pleasant and safe TO take. There
Is not the least danger In giving II u
children, ~ II contains no inluriou.
substance. For sale at 90 cents per
bottle by n. G.. NJ. |. Drug Store. ds
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had n severe attack Of catarth aud
became 20 deaf could not hear com.
mon conversation. ! suffered ter.
ribly from roaring IN my head. pro.
cured n bottle of Ely's Cream Balm,
and In three weeks could hear ~ well
us ever | could, aud now | say 10 all
who are afflicted with the worst NJ
diseases, catarrh, take Ely's Cream
Balm and be cured. IL il worth Al 900
To any man. woman OF child suffering
from catnrrh.-A. 4. Newman, Gray.
ling, Mich.
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NOTICE, - TliItl An DELINQUENT
~ outhc following described stock. uu nc.
count 81 ASSIGNMENT levied on the ath day 81
September is1l, The several amounts set ONO.
flto tnr names of the respective Stakeholder,
o. lulluWHf
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fRpM TREASURER WALDEN.
Treasurer Walden aubmitted the
following which was referred 70 the
committee on license with Instruction
TO report at IL earliest convenience.
~ respectfully call your attention that
upon recommendation from my depart
mont ana by the approval Of tho COM.
mitiee on finance, an ordinance was
drawn revising The license schedule "
the city. Said ordinance has been In tho
bands o. your honorable body seven
months, but has not hOsn acted upon,
presumably on account Of pressure Of
other business. The present system OF
license N not In keeping with the ru-
uuirements Of a city Of our population,
and IN many Instances absolute hard.
ships arc imposed by ~ ELECTS upon the
public, especially unun the poorer
glasses, who, Ia q small way, are trans
artinS business. A gain, thcte arc numor-
Gus paying enterprises that are flourish.
ing In our midst that eau afford and
should pay n license into the treasury.
You will note that tho ordinance, ~
drawn, ha. tho effect Of equaliling our
present system. and would not materially
affect the revenue Of the license depart.
ment. In view VI tho importance OF this
ordinance, iako the privilege Of calling
Your special attention to the Importance
OF It's passage. In connection with tho
question ~ city license | again renew
my application that tho merchants
iirensc be abolished aud that said
change ho made part Of the new orii.
nance. The merchants ~ other cities
competing with thosu OF our own are not
oncumborod by the system Of double tax.
alton and ! submit that salt Lake
merchants should 10 put Ut least upon
the same basis ~ their compotitors.'
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1850 Menu Winter suits at So. o
Good, strong and durable.
SALT l.AKE EQui1ABIE CO.or.,
30 X 30 MARKET Row.
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g. johnson. deg o
salt lake Foundry aud Machine com
siV
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south streets, with laerals on sixth and
seventh sonth streets. Adopted.
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FOR SALE.

nNE 90 n. y. BoiLER AND rs II. T.. ~.
" gine, In good condition, Amy % z a.,
NEnnEu, ar ", u. HoWt, At 4. o. N. l. DIT
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ItIsr
WANTED,

,I,wo WOMEN SuW,Es ARR WANTED Al
i tho Descrrt HOSPITAL ~ once, suduuh
Ia uldyg ifefE uFpfOTrrI. uNa
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16
J. W. cLosTERHoUsE.

Dealer In Real Estate Business ard Personal
Property.
bargain-New house on Cottage Grove ave.
es ~ In Oak Grove can sell Of IL OF lot large
take s<H. $50 down bal. y per month.
Bargain I've acres south part Of city. high
aud level. new 1-r1om house crate and mantle
barn Il y. VIII take sZ7po. VIII take house
sHa los worth $40 as part pay. Call at once
ard secure . bargain.
For sale r acres facing East FuIron-st. laws
bgh aad nice FOR plating. only soo per acre
N taken soon call and will show IL 10 you
For sale IA Hiland-ave. price 1900 will take
horse and carriage. bal. monthly payments
For sale 80 Tbomasst.. new house sisoo.
For sale ss Chsries-st. 1oLroom euse $500
For sale los Cl inton-st. worth x5e0 will take
Fa- sale IS BrAinard-ss. $3.50.
For Saie rs STRAIGHT ST. slIo.
For sale le2 OAKLAND d-ave siao.
For sale. cheap new house 5 rooms No s.
fhird-st north end $40 down bal monthly.
price sniy ssa
For sale. new house north end; will take
vsesnt lots ~ part psy.
Large new house on Colt ave corner 10. 20
exchange Ter snail farm within II miles OF
ey.
For sale. ts Lagrsnd ST.; viii take . vacant
bot or cheap heuss and Tot ss part nay. $40.
ser sale 90 mcnthly payments. No. Ios Lake
u. price siss.
For sale. rev mLroem haa.e 81 n Of nice
porch. large dome. pap~red IN zilf Bfce grSfe.
hoeten msaf~i. large reception hall. four
Poems fnishea IN osk. piped for gas and fur
nacf. good we'll corner lot located In east
rsft - the rtry GA my additinnf Will sail
small Far1fFnt aown, balance moafhly. nos,<a
Will he asishes sooat October l. price sssse
Fer sale or svcnange for city properfv. rod
- acre farsB. scea buildings. vel ~atared ;
miles east "a Ats D ice SOC.
NJ once contains more than 500 aosf bar
log
For Reat-Hase Few houses at moderate
prices
Henev - loan 20 sffs edge security.
Telephone s j. w. CLosTERaoUsF
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16
CLAIRV0YANT.
FOR SALE.

THE GREATEST BARGAIN In the city IL
that nev oroem house OF ours, Just CON
pieted on Buskeyest-. adjacent 20 the new
electric railway and schools asif psriar and
sitting reem, esk sidewak On the entire
street. aae msple trees piS8fsd. DO noi fsii
20 ioek AZ this property " yaG want an invest
rnent or home Price g f1: yeu can MAKE
the terms. Turner q Carroll. q New Hease-
man entidiBg
L'oR SALE-A coal black standard bred horse.
fotf years oh e0miRE SPRING the huesf
combination 81 ssnaie-foetAt ara hasgy horse
IN the city; buggy aHd harness ga eith N Al
sesrgsin. Turner A tsrresl. y NsN heuss
man building.
'rHE BANKS pas yea bar per cent. fe9
esa make . Per ceHt on yeof Investment
the Hrsf wear by egying one 81 our ehetce iets
On South Division. Hat. EHefi1, cherry. hask
eye. West feit1n. Watson ard other streets.
Turner srroli 81 View Hopsewaa hnsdfns.
t'oR SALE Nes house % eorrer iof on Day
fon-st.. Nnd 80 ns~ houses On H6veysf.
Ihfs rraperfe - ssrressifa IN vas8s very rnp.
iaiy sea yes can buy either of thee ~ ". -.
o. year eva terms,
TrTRSFR q CARROLL.
g Nse HgHsemsa bise.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16

GzxLs-Nhezg. sec; esra. 71e ae< oats SIC
ne. Zee barley. g. - . hanaF.a-
Mas beef. 3esoe PORK. oe alaff1n. % 'e
spTi8g isab. &c; iow ;. l1e s0rtnl ehieAehs.
Fs0sucx-B er l4ef eg1s l4cs potatoes. SOC
y Ia 1cets. Ns bas 6Dtons. ios ae<
Tsdisacs. lee ooz, lettuce. &c ba PEAS. ite
' oa, oesas. A4Hd pietea. 60 y s1 hoary'
lee peaches q 20 > Ia, appiss. s0s . b,s
Moot n sshsd ia BE nn~ashsd EeSAc
Timothy. slS = ssas clover. siS tsA
straw. - 3 ton
HlDss ssD TsLLOK GreeB. 5ci part cured:
t3.e; euFca hides. &C eaif SKINS. green - edtt
skins cured. 7e, tailow. 4s%ei peiIs. oocssl-ovi
axkil- Ea4.<Se.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16

Foes ASH fkKD--Lliy hite. S5: Patent.
ss.sS , hundred cofn meal. sl-s1 hundred
feed. Es-cpse $40 . t0a; middiings. szl-no
ton bran, sl..0o ton saips. sls-sS ton
Nssf-Pork steak. loc roast. Zoe fibs oe
rendeTiola, lzs1es ham. lie; beet steak. sisc
roasf. so Joe ribs. &c mutton. ca l4es sprfhg
Lsmb. lud isei spring chickens. Be turkeys,
izstse. dHeks. l-4c.
PaoDecs-Baffer. Ise eggs. lsc; potatoes.
~ bus bsets. greens. SIC b0, tor cook u
purposes. Ae , pk oaIoes. sue , pa peas. 30
pa beans. Sc . D. Fadishfs. DC doz
peaches. s0e ok; apples. ac pa.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

The nrtck block lsestef en Ns~ Bridge -ss
Mes. if- Ia aud 81 = fer sale. Block contains
fhs-~ storez. The secont reoF - IN suites sf
Wit sp4 for es-h OF wsif take rart IN ciss
property Il sold a q days. frquiFr ~
sr A A LORD 81 Vest Rritzesst
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16
wasrRp-aeESTs

yyANTED-Tweo Or three aeas" s ,sa s&pse.s ~,
wr-k wfth serne ~ p~rfenre ss e7h' sS>Fs.
ell fns fhisa iah taat y pes seee sskrs
sasrss Nome FnrntsAsHs House. *roeth "
Vssftuss.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16
MICHrGArCENTRAL

Atlantic ana racine. -..---f oU ~ R0 -
iDaiiy. All others dairy except cnndnS.
Taxing effect SUNDAY. yu.y lb. 5>eA- = <<<<u
Sleeping cars on Pacific and Atlantic ~
presses to aud from Detroit Psrior cars rue
ON Day Express and Grand Rapids Express %
and from Detroit. Dirs'cf connections made
nj Detroit with al throueh tralns east csef
the Michigan Central railroad Canada south
ern Divlsion).
O. W. RuGeIEs q. 4. aud /. AgI. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16
MOVING PacsIsa : srosAeE

DAB LEY & Ho1T Reliable urheister~rs
" sr II soufh nfss star an. asse TIE isrxex
rvsn<r fmpfeS thr west competent nen srs
vtii give spu feguiaf rates hetisrr sge asS
Dor fnera ~ ret oy eacaias Ne 80 % - after
kasiae~s aoaEA
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16
WANTED-T0 RENT.

WANTED--A medium size furnished house
w in adesirsbie locality to be taken In Sen
tsmser. Address II. c.. box 4. this ONCE. go
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16
OR. MIXER.
who 10 spssiaii.s on All Blood Diseases.

Who 70 . SPseiaIist on All bfOod DfssSsss'
Sueh AZ
Cancer. ErysIpelas. Scrofula, Sores.
Fever sores, Abcesses, Tumors, Ulcers,
Goiter, salt Rheum. Eczema, scaid
Head, Cstarrh, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia.
Piles. rheumatism and other diseases
arising from impurities or tho blood,
will be At the Bridge Street House Au-
gust Is, l6 and Il. Consultation free.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16
CHICAGO JUNE a. is,i
AND WEST MioH,oAN nv.

tweck days every dag. sExcept Saturday.
1n-(l0 A. N. has through chair ear 10 Ihi-
lo.vV cago. No extra charge Tor seats
1.t6 z. NJ funs through 10 Chicago eotf1
1'io VITA Wagner tunet car. sescA -
cents.
6.OS p. N. has through free chair esr to
O.EO Manistee. via a. A " r X. n
l35 g n ssssas IS sse % sss sssss e s
aud sleeper 10 Indianapolis vie Bea-
ton Harbof.
1:H0 7; r.Is. y; css ns Wagner sleeping cat = lfs
630 = r. = s..sr ss sssrfs sr CT O.
cAeo.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16

Starch grows stlcky-common powd-
ere have . vulgar glare. Pozzonl's -
the only Complexion Powder ut tor use-
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16
THE NATIONAL CITY BANK
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH
UNITED STATES pePostToRS.
CAPITAL.... 500, 600

THOMAS ID. GILBERT. President.
GEO. c. BRIGGS. Vice-Presiden..
J.FKEDERlC BAAks. Cashier.
+. IA. HUNT. Assistant Cashier
Transact business in all departments Of bank
In authorized by the National Banking Law.
Exchanges available In all the commercial
cities Of the world sold at current rates.
u. 3. bonds bought and sold.
DIRECTORS:
Thomas ID. Gilbert Moves l.. Avery.
Jaomas j. Brien, George e.. Briggs.
David NJ Amberg. Lemuel ID. Putnam.
RaDsom L. Luce. Constantine Morton.
Edward H. Hunt. John 4. Fitzgerald.
7. Stewart White. Philo C. Fuller.
j. Frederic Baars.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16

uyaxTEp--fsnvss~ers aad ~ciieefHrs srnsa
w sssad reqairss " " Evsns 1ePh fra
aeur4si Insurance cemrssy. kcsd sipss. 9
Pesri st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16

Ths Lake shore VIA clerelasa z rsne~ctice
with the Ere sn1 p. aud L. 3. 3 ~ trRs .ns
quickest snd most direct reaff e 49,. 49,
e-9.kP A. fievesena-o
s. Hxvcccx. Tckef Azeot. bepet
Jas CsxfaEtt. C1f1 kkt = Hcnr"
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16
OTTAWA BEACH


Every dsy. fweek dsys.
e.,n A. M runs through a. Detroit with pof-
o.'yo lor esrs seats. . cebss.
lstV seals. IS cent<
Coz p NJ. runs through 20 Detrois u1sk pa
-.OS A. N. has psriof car 10 saginaw. ssAss
For tickets and Information apply n Jnico
flck If once 81 MoBfoe-st- OF Infna <fnff~n-
GRO. DpfIAvEN. Gen. Psss'r AT
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16

VVANrED-Portrait agents; good induce
w mcnts 20 workers L. }. Everharnt. ~
WaterIoo-st. inquire Tor }. II. Forsyth. Man
ger. Qs
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16

LsOR RExT-S;ores ard II Huroa 81. each
IT .stx "a feet. alley in the rear suitshie Tor
wsoseS@le hnsiness onfees OF stores rent
AZ S. per menth each Aiso two sesosa acers
rs,Sed .snarsr, or entire. lerstlen ene block
,sest ef Csnal-st and one biocs north ot LYON
ss tnssn q. Hoaeapsi. ~ ses q feantasn.
sr
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16
DeG0LlA BROS.
DKALTas N
Real Estate, Business Exchange
AND LOANS.
8 and 9 lever Block

TOR SAI.E-i0o acres land In Paris township
miles from city, large house ana two
good barns; clay loan soil. large or short ;
good fence - acres beech and maple timber I;
price SIS per acre; would exchange tor ofand
Rapids property.
k'0R SALE-0r exchange; 100 acre farm in
northern Michigan; IS acres improved.
GOOD house barn and outbuiidings, - acres
small orchard; this farm lies on bank of a
small lake and is so projected as TO be free
fine fish and is becoming noted rs resort
price sZ0 D. on easy terms for cash. or Will ex-
change ior Grand Rapids real estate;. Fer ex-
change. hardwood stump lands Ia Newaygo
county for equities In t'rand Rapids property.
These lands are well located and good sell.
perfect title. and can. BY improyeme be
made hne farming country. This Is your
chance To get on. OF debt.
E0R sALE-9ro IN house Just completed on
\ Hanover Court. finely finished with high
terrace. graded street; call in and get price
Oh this house II you want to invest In North
end property.
EOR SALE-House and lot In southern part
4 OF city; house uneompleted and party eau
not complete same from shortage OF funds.
This Is good chance for pei son having small
amount OF money 10 IN AXE good Investment.
ITO EXCHANGE-25 acres. 20 acres improved.
balance white oak timber. lUrOom hpusc
and barn. fine orchard. 4 ares low land un-
der drained and under cultivation. This fine
place IS situated about 10 miles from the city.
south. Come in and get fun description.
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-a0 acres on lake
shore. near the park; good buildings, 3sD
peach trees IN bearing. z5 pear standards In
bearing. acres strawberries. acres raspber-
ries. 10 grapes. gooseberres and other SIN all
fruits; price Sz10O; fruit pu same will paw for
Ii the present season; would exchange for
good city property; this Is great chance for
some one and the greatest bargain we have
ever offered.
fI'O EXCHANGE-For good rentIn. city prop
l. erty. 10 acres fine house. ba n and out
buildings. 20 acres improved. balance oak.
beech and hickory timber. good fences. 400
peach. 10 apple. pears. plums and small fruit
trees. Price $500.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16

WANTED-0ur agents make elo0 TO 500
w month selling our goods on their merits.
We want country aud general agents. and will
take back all goods unsold II 10 county agent
fails TO clear ti0o and expenses alter n thirty
days. trial, or a general agent less than $50.
We will send large illustrated circulars and
letter with special offer To suit territory ap
Pile. for on receipt OF three one-cent stamps.
Apply AT once and get on the boom. Address
Eenner Manufacturing Company. Pittsburs.
Pa. go
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
ftNhNlitl ANU SVmAthlirL
THE OLD NATIONAL BANK.
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH

n l. SWEET President
J. NJ BARNETT. Vice President
HARVEY j. H0LLIs1ER. Cashier.
All classes Of BANKING business that are in
harmony vita the National Banking La.
transacted.
Letters Of Credit, current in al parts of the
world issued ia sums 70 suit Interest al
bowed AT per cent on time certificates OF
deposit .
LII. witbey. George c. Pierce
j. NJ. BaFnetL j. GUNNER,
81 l. s~ert Joseph ii. Martin.
III j. Hoflfsrer ". X. Shelby.
Willard Bafnnardt, W. U. Hughaft.
l.. Crofton Fox. y. Loettsers
l. Z. Hawkins.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16

MONEY TO LOAN--On good real estate
Ist security at per cent. kinsey Mercer.
I, x 10 " WiddicomJ building.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16
MONEY 10 Oh noAS
REAL ESTATE
In Sums of sl0O and Upward.
THE MICHIGAN TRUST COMPANY
lsaad sl Fountsia-st. Telephone 4oe.


>~~~---~--------->-'-~
t,oME into my ofhee and mud out where YOU
" eau buy lot by payns sl5.oo cash and bal.
aDee. 90 per month. ior 6 years. without IN
teresr. and The lot Is yours L. 5. Previn. room
Losetts block. opposite sweets Hotel.
pENTING SEASON - approaching and we
~ must have nifty houses 10 supply eur de-
mand. Dunton 4 bates. Widdieomb Building.
EoR SALE houses and loo lots, each on
easy terms. Dr. Neenpoer. - Barclay-si.
"a
I,0R SALE-Tufts has sold sixty-two tbous-
Il and dollars worth Of homes since Jan.
lst. because he buys his lots anu all materials
al wholesale and undersells al. others. Only
one Jeff of those 7.room houses with cisttrn
and city water atSla0 or SIS per month; others
all prices up g. 5000; lot with barn and ma
terial 10 build $40; vacant lots on Terrace.
Madison. College and Paris-aves s. .W0 and up
{. w. TUFTS. New Gilbert block. over Morse's
store.
WILLIAM ii. GILBERT. General Real Es-
w tate and Loan Agent room Widdicomb
building. 30
TOR SALE OR RENT-A gem of house just
L north OF Wealthy ave. on James ST. with
modern improvements and cheap; also good
houses and lots In all parts OF the city at great
bargains Ifyou want good lot or house and
lot don't fail to SET me. have a large farm
CT l0J acres with good buildings 10 trade Tor
city property. Pine and hardwood lends and
money 10 lean. So and 81 New Houseman
Block. A. II. AntlsGel
FOR sALE-Three fine homss-one On Mt
IL Vernon st. one on North Prospect and one
In South Grand Rapids. Terms easy. Interest
small. DIR. Ross ONCE. Widdicomb building.
Ie,ephOne SOL 80
E'OR SALE-Twelve houses on the West Side;
l. newly finished; also a store to rent on West
Bridge-st. A number OF choice vacant lots will
be sold OH easy terms; a good chance to secure
home. FITZGERALD x Frankford. Fifth Nation
al Bank block. West Bridge-st. Telephone
No. l26.
EOR SALE-Houses and lo!s IN diffelent
J. parts of the city; small payment down;
monthly payments afterwards. Lots aud acre
property within the old city limits Also my
block on BoStwick-st. at a bargain. DR.. Eeen.
boer, ~ Bostwickst. o3tf
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16
MONEY TO LOAN.

sln e0, 90 day loans made OH any good Sc
OOs curity. John b. Martin. IS Canal. 81.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16
PERSONAL.
LOST.


l ocr-A black and tan terrier; ears cut. blind
- In one eye; answers 10 name OF Jerry. Ne
turn 10 Ils Jefferson-st. anu secure reward. y,
l ,OST-Yesterday morning between q.
- Natl Bank and Steketee's dry goods store.
sis Finder will please return to Steketee's
store. q:
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16
FoR REYT-BUsINEss PLACES

L,oR REvT-Two hne stores IN brick block on
II west side Of south Div sion St. suitsste Tor
aov hus,ness. these stores have large dry base
sps.ss wifh rear entrance from ahey also
suites of rooms IN ssme hicck with private
hal and bath room With ea~s suite thts prop
srtv wiu b. rented AZ = low price 70 the r'2ht
nsr,, Eor priees ealg on J. ". CALVIN. reom
( shepard 4 Hartman block. irom TO .. m.
Phone So
The Iola register., 1891-10-09
Playing Cards i'm Alabama.

Burr Mcintosh, the actor and quon-
dam newspaper man, relates a funny
anecdote. about year ago our com
pany was delayed several hours at a
little way station in Alabama near
Birmingham. Several of the party, in
cluding one of the ladies, suggested a
quiet game of hearts to pass away the
time. There were absolutely no signs
Of civilization about the place except
ing an old COW add pig grazing quiet
ly near by, but we hadn't been playing
five minutes when big burly fellow
came along swinging club and pomp-
ously said, "You are all under arrestP'
We thought he was joking, and paid no
attention to him until he repeated the
remark, when one of the party did con-
sent to say Ratsp
"But the deputy sheriff, or whatever
he was, wouldn't have it. He arrested
us all, even the lady, although we pro-
tested that the game was for fun and
not money, and took us before the
mayor who fined us 81 each and then
tackled on cost enough to make it So.
l got even with the sheriff few days
later on our return by throwing bot
tie of ink all over him as our train
passed the station, but ] never again
attempted to play hearts in Alabama"
New York World.
The Iola register., 1891-10-09
New Mode of Engraving.

A French scientist has lately intro
duced process for the engraving of de
signs on wood, leather or similar ma
erials by means of pencil or tool, the
point of which is constantly at red heat.
After series of experiments with hot
irons and platinum wire heated by
electricity, a special tool was finally de-
vised by the inventor of this process
which renders the operation extremely
simple.
The tool in question is another appli-
cation of the cautery instrument. used
by surgeons. The pencil has wooden
handle upon which is mounted small
platinum tube with fine point. Two
separate receptacles communicate with
tool by means of rubber tube: one of
these contains hydro-carbon, such as
alcohol, benzine or wood spirit, and the
other contains compressed air.
A constant flow Of the hydro-carbon
vapor is maintained at the point Of the
tool, which is thereby kept in state of
intense heat. Both receptacles are pro-
vided with regulating apparatus, by
which the supply of ink can be adjusted
or cut off, as desired. The operation OF
tracing designs on wood work and
elther is thus simplified to the utmost
possible extent. A tracing of the de-
sign is made on the article to be orna-
mented, and any degree of relief is in
stantly effected, very little skill on the
part of the operator being required
The new process will be of the greatest
service to bookbinders, carpenters and
others, as well as affording a ready
means of labelling cases, barrels, etc.
New York Commercial Advertiser
The Iola register., 1891-10-09
The Ailments of Royalty.

OF late there have been some sinister
rumors concerning the health of the
Prince of Wales eldest son, and every
one knows how strongly insanity pre-
walls in the house of Brunswick. The
other day the cars uncle went ravlng
mad at the autumn maneuvers, and
the car himself is suffering from some
mysterious nervous complaint. From
Germany again we hear of return Of
the chronic illness which affiicts the
young emperor and empress of Austria
is a proof of the unhealthiness of the
Hapsburgs.
We know at what an early age King
Alfonso of Spain died, and that his
little son is very delicate, and was a
short time ago so desperately i'll that
every, one despaired of saving his life.
The present sultan reigns only because
the rightful heir to the Turkish throne
is in madhouse. Alone among the
important Europern monarchs King
Humbert of Italy can boast of sound
health. On the other hand, his posit-
on on the throne is anything but Sc
cure.-London Cor. Philadelphia Tele-
graph