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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-07
Stats z9egislatm.
tin, 6. Mdrs 1898,

Sendt.
Sips' &efolution, ben Mittpo6 Gor=
mittag fir bic Beratbung BON 2ocals
Bills 3u referbiren, tuurbe gu gelegentz
li9er 8eratbung Bel Settle gelegt. Sms
boben beantragte iebo9 bic fofortige
Beratbung berielben, porauf fe mad
fur5er Debate aigetomn1eit ipurbe.
Nuf Settlers Nntrag fam bas @enatss
fubititut fiir bic alIsemeine Na9tragsz
beuilignngs Bin our Debate unb
tDurbe f6lieBli6 argerpmmer.
WGbrenb Der baum tpieber aufgenom>
menen Debate iiber bic 8iG, bic be-
ftimmt, 6aB t1~eugebilbete Counties it,
rem entfpre9enben 9ntbeil an ben
S9ulben Der alien Counties, aug be-
men fte gebil6et tpurben, 3u 3ablen bas
ben, trat gertagnng Git.
Saus.
9ie z popuIilten MAIDEN ben 121
SemDfraten im &eprdfentanteabauIe
biel gu f6afenl 8urleien bon Go
ntan6e County bra6te cine &elolution
ein, in tpel9er er auf @runb bes bon
Der @ifenbabncommiffion ber6fentli9s
ten leBten Sabresberi1tes ~anfragte,
tparunt cine Nn3abl BON giienbabnert
BON benz @ommiffions > Sarif ausges
1ommett uor6en feien. 8urlefon perz
langte, baB fi9 bic brei @ommifdre
bor Der 2egislatur III Besug auf bte1en
pnnft ausfpre6en folten. Ma1 elmer
langen, auBerorbentli9 Iebbafter Sc
bate murbe bic &eioIntion vauf ben
Sii9 beg Saufes geIegt". SIN SmtereKe
Der Sadie tDdre bic Mnnabme 6erfelben
ie6enfaqs miinf1ensmertb getpefen.
Sie Biq, nel9e es berbietet, in 2os
calzO ptionsD ifriften geiitige @etrdnte
gu perfaufen ober # 10 n! e g.
9 b n, nnrbe bantt argenommen
un6 bic Strafe auf $25 Bis 800 @elbs
buBe o6er 20 Bis so Sage @efGngniB
fefgefebt. .
Weinert befiirmortete ben gonferen3>
beri9t iber bic Bia our 8ertbeilung
Der .Sireft Sar" bon Waibington,
porauf berielbe audi CUR Mnnabme ges
Iangte.
Sie 8iq our 8effeuerung bon 8erz
fderungsgeielf6aften, @9laf>, paz
laits unb 9peifepagen > @eieq51aften
unb Observation-Disclosures purbe nit
eitigen Nmenbemefts angenommen.
Wdbrenb Der 8eratbung BON @ois
let's 8ia our &esulirung bes @runbs
befibes bon @orporationen trat @ertas
quna Elm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-07
aetu Grpertmeut.

Ser "Cannon Balp' 9rain go. 2
Der International & Great Nertbern
8abn, Der San Nntonio tdgIi9 I'm 6
ubr @benbs berldBt nod Dallas (iber
9earne) unb st. 2ouis obne We1Iel
NIT bDraigli6en puImaa Buffet gars,
bic bur9 Gas beleu6tet finb. @mte
@erbin6ung bia Saplor nit Semple,
Waeo, Sort Wortb un6 iiber 9earne
NIT @erlicana, Dallas, Sort Mortb,
Sberman, 9enifpn urb anberen puuf.
ten peiter n6rblid. 3mei Dur9aiigt
tdgli6. 3m6lf Stun6en f9neaer als
anbere 2inier mad ct. Souls.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-07
Gbplertme In Beuniplpanien,

SmidleD, Yenn.: Mir batten bier
eine epidemic bon Gbolerine, pie u1s
fere Mer5te bic &ranfbeit namntem .un6
i'd that bel Suites nit gbamberlains
@olics, @boleras unb 9iarrboe s6eils
mitte!. Sd berfaufte bier SnBen6
GIaf9en in elmer Wo9e unb ieitber
elm @roB. 9as Seilmittel erftilte
feinen 3med unb ma9te fir mid &es
flame. 8erf6iebene perionen, bic
sieit 5tpei unb bret Wo6en an Diarrboe
litten, ipnrben bur6 einige 9ofen bies
Ter Wtebi3in furirt. g. g. &napp,
pb. s.. 25 unb so Gents Glaf9et
gu baben in ben Mpotbefen bon S. Salt
eDer & Son, Doubling & Gloob, 5. 6.
Sod, y. DreiB, 8. S9u6arbt, &. @o>
ben & g., s. 8. 9arriion unb Salt
eper & S6u9arb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-07
@pmlet Wpmlet !

Gin Gbampagner, Der ii6 INNER
mebr Sreunbe erpirbt unb balb ben
Marft beberri6en mirb, 1T Der George
@~DuIet.
gr bdlt bic ri6tise Mitte swif6em
allen gieenf6aften, bic man beim
@bampagaer ertuartet; 1T alio ni6t
au fiiB unb ni6t herb; BON pridelns
benz, anresenbem @ei6mad unb be-
f0mmt, ielbt in grOben Quantitdten
genOfen, ausge5ei6net.
Darum: Srinst @oulet unb nnr
@pulet.
&onie & Wablfab,
Mgenten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-07
California : @etue.

Weinliebbaber firben elm groBes 2az
ger BON feinen California Weinem BET
9errn s. S. WeDer am Nlamoz
plaaa. 9err MeDer fu6t bic Weine
an Srt anb STEELE aus unb fauft brett
aus benz Seller Der Wein3ii6ter. Mls
gutem &en1er gelingt es Inn ftets, bic
beften Sorten aus5updblen. @r fann
feline &unben umb Gamilieu nit einem
guten Sropfen perfeben. &otbz unb
@eiB @eine in boraiigli6er Qualitdt
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per @allone - fret
ins Saus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-07
QHerfet.

W~L- IA. m e. -
naUosm gI; llei1ser llg eils
,yssDsMs u.s S.sae pes Sia9Iar5ies
M.g! amSnHeemen anD aug osreits
s,MsM IOlageorseI gelqr'eoeI pa1te,
auss,sg1s :. nw pc PAGE no@ elnmai
ahD m.IO auHMe9l Das Wmi antreten.
mer grane' msBpaiD tpt a li1er 1sl1e
s.OM!aa1lpH oOIger IeIn 2Sorl lagten,
uaI PEI, pug p.L gIauo.eas e nnToe
saI Is.Hem nIlpIuagI1gen DeIplugs 3D., PC
gaa.sm. Ia PCT S%IaolaIs. Ogne Al!l1
r.atsm " y yas e 1Sssaosr . pIss
~ yaM Ias :. ls.as pr,9aI ptaI.s
S Ssax w. et m Mas: yaIaa o.:!e!
GmtfG XXX wyu'' 9 gr St's e. ts.n :
@%n.lgaD.gang. gI: wesuser pat oaS
ssu %Ia aIgsl ysl's @n et.x. "a
ohoa 9s MInpsa. IsSaaoI e!sIs "
81 NV" M,~ts ~ M. m got mI
fsr i;,.S ~ -. sos amu SMs us
~, >s% N~~V wv ~ W.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-07

als 9auptsN nfIase ipirb bimseaellt, baB
bic Mmffdtt in, 2arfe Der Get gu elmer
militdrii9en unb mtHeni9aftliden gez
ma6t tuor6en lei, tudbreHb fie, benz urs
fpringli9en plane mad gu etner @es
merbeidule beftimmt gepeien lei.
9er an Der Spite febenbe Punft, baB
bic Brdftbentenfteue eine reu gei1ahene
iet, legt es ttabe, baB er baau benubt
tperbet1 fant, prdfbenti9aft urb bamit
grsGpubert1err &pB wieber,ab3uf9afen
obglei6 9err 9ogg felbft Dor 2 Sabren
bic M~mfequng 6efelben fiir cine Notbs
tpenbigfeit erfldrt bate, unb troB Der
Sbatfa@e, baB bas prdi6enten : Imt
bnrdaus teine @imefure 1T, neil Ser
pr6fibent Der Mderbani9ule gu glei9er
3eit aIs G9abneiiter fir Bic @nftalt
fir bic 0eriu9sftation unb fir
bas Brdrie @iem Seminar fungirt.
unb Mufft6t iber beibe 2ebrantalten
fibrt nnb bic Rontrafte fiir bic Ct
ridtnng a1er DISQUALIFICATION ab5us
f6lieBen bat &C.
Ob in Der 2egislatur aber cine
Mebrbeit at fimbert 1T, tpel9e ebenio
bereitni0ig tudre, 6err Sob feiner
@teIe 3u entfeber, tpie bas aomite ges
tpeien 1T, @riinbe bafiir at finber,
m69te bod nod 3tpeifelbaft fem.
1eber ben Berfauf bes terani19er
Weltausfeuung8s@ ebdubes In gbicago
1T nod ni9ts peiteres berlautet; es
i9eint bielnlebr, baB ieBt, no Seras
bor bic Grage geftelt 1T, Oh eS rubig
aufeben min, baB fein y@taatsbaus1
59ulben balber berauBert pirb, fi9
elm sr6Beres Snterefe fur bafelbe funb
geben foate unb baB bic CUR Mb5ablung
Der S9ulben n6tbige Sumi1e BON
$4,000 aufgsbra9t unb bic @bre uns
fereS Staates 10 getpabrt tnerben f6nns
tie. Muf Der am 81. Gebruar abgebals
teneit ginmanbermngs : &%onbention lit
Mt9ita Sails finb in tpenigen Mitu>
ten $4,000 fir ben 3tped geiammelt
pnrben; In Waeo baben bic 9erren
6. 80. SlaD6en unb sc. 8. Yarrutt
ie $500 unb bic BanfierS CRAWFORD &
TrotnEorN &10On na,a;Mno4 ,,uS ho+
g.S.u'p Saouo g.5s.gas. M MMS q pnm
a aausisa S .Ma y.i ss rs =" @ 1ataasIa
lung 3uiammen5ubringen, mel9e bic
Slc,uUU ygu Aausn ustuen.
~ wssy gSgsM ylaDs aslsI Slaal
isgl o.s osuV'nmy u1n aaBsagsl aal
ny 5,syi uaD ms'1ss gsI.laasn sas
enawul..ge Sap'lu' y n1e 2uInnl1 uun
2stas o. Isssm ua!sag. uuleI .sysa
U.sDs1 s.n paIl glpbaaAge os.lua ne
DeIue W usl .sg.s9 S9uws San "s'
lVdaB g gn LaOs 5en enn6 M W.
sla Slau m NUN oua eouv aus.a,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-07
eimo Gle berheirdtbet2

11eber fleine STANDARDIZATION drsert man
ftd am msiiten Sic Mtl9 1T iber sta9t
lauer seiporben, Der Mildrnarn fommt am
Morgen niht, fir ben &affee eisbts feline
eabne, fur bas 8abb feline @ild. Sail 8ors
bens cpnbenitrte Milh Lvga9le 8ranb"D lift
tnmer gum @ebrau4 fertts. Sci alien @ros
GERS nnb Mpptbefern gu baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-07
9as beffe netrnfnete Nnf

9as bette getrodnete Bofoafs
9ol5sau 81 per @orb gebadt $5. SSn>
bian TERRITORY Wbite Mfb unb alle artz
beren Sorten 8rennfoble gu rebuairten
preiien. Sic bette 8ealgsquele fir
9eu unb Gutter I'M @roBs unb aleins
%perfauf. = Selepbon No. 81.
Smnet Mppb o.,
gde 2amar> unb Malnuts6 traBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-07
Smuter ppran!

Seit ieiuer erffen Ginfdbruus bat ba8 electric 9itters
l4neu unb bauerno bic @unft bes publitums errunsen,
bt8 es iest alien b~erarttgeu 9eilmttteln ppran mars
i@trt! DIES Watttel enttdlt gtAt8, mas eS a8 @etrdnf
ober HeranfHunsSmttte seeisnet er54einen Itebe, nnb
es ptrb ais BITE Bette unb retnfte Mebietn fur aae aetben
beS MRagen8, Der eeber unb Der Rieren an9efeben. Sc
bell. MRt9rdne, nnperbarlidteit, 0erFcpfung unb
tretbt BITE Malarta aus benz Gpftem. Befrtebtsenbe
Mtrtung trtrb init ieber Slai&e s~aranttrt pber bas Gelb
ptrb 5nraderftattet. Prei8 nur so Gents per 8tai@e.
3u baben Bet Der Gan Gnsento Drug Company.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-07

gpoleD's &esifter, $50. % alamo
gla5a bat einer &uf fir guten alien
Wbistep, bic beiten gemif6ten @es
trd1fe, feline Weine unb ausgesei6nete
importirte nnb einbeimif9e Gigarren
unb fets frif6es Bier. Ser @igentbaz
mer, Soe @oolep, peritebt ieiu &ei6dft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-07
= Nnt Donnerfaq,

= Nm Donnerfag, ben 9. Mdra,
Mberbs 81 ubr tpirb 9err 9r. NboIpb
80ding I'M rWifsnf9aftli6en gerein"
(Stebens Building, 129 urb 131
Meffs@ommercesS traBe), einen 8or=
trag iber ~Mmerifanii9e S9lansen"
hnIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-07

90 Seiratbs : Snftitut, ,gietpria",
gegritnbet 1889. @eltbefannt, permitted
i9neI, bisfret, reide paiienbe 8erbeiratbuns
gen. 220 6. 6. Strabe, Gep Yort. AMIN
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; a Antonio, Z. so.
c2uuOtdat tn 9era3.

VtWs$0tsv~W w &S6WVs
SHE bic ia1trdgli9en, in Der leBten
Mo6e eitgeIaufenen 8eri9te mittbeiz
len, bat fi6 Der &egenfan bonn 26.
unb ~. 6ebrnar hber etnen groBert
9beiI BON Sibmeff> nnb Central
9tgas erfredt; eS tperben bDn bprtber
fdihf aus iebeut @ountp- ben bpr &urz
aett erff rei9li9 beba9ten &io @ran6e
Diftrit auSgenoutnten bis berunter
aa4 WalDefton unb 6arris tbeils
stueife re9t fdipere &egengitHe beri9s
tet, 10 bon BictDria, DubaI, 2abaeca,
% Guadalupe, @omal, 4enbaa,
Nnfin u. a.
groBe Stredea bes Gtaates fin6
ober INNER nod obne ben 10 duberit
n6tbigen &sger, unb bon bortber fanz
gen bic 9Iagen iiber bie-fir bic Saas
ten 10 bebrobli9e Srpdenbeit an be-
benlli9 3u lauten.
AIs cine Mrt @Itdsi9idung muB es
freili9 angefebett tuerben. baB nit Der
!ebter, 5u gnbe Der berfIofenen Wo6e
10 uaertpartet eingetretenett talten
Wettertuelle tti1t 3ugIei9 Der &egen
sefomutert III. Die Musiidten auf
cine iber bas gem6bnli9e MaB melt
biuaus reideube Obfernte, tpel9e aus
Glen Dbftbifritten bes States gemel<
bet tuer6en, niirben bur1 cine na1e
86lte fonf untpiberbringli9 berni9tet
iuorben feir, tudbrenb iebt Bic Beri1te
EA1 Qs~n> S-Es~ f~.lx
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Infer @ei4dft brandt ntdt inter einem Suften, Der
uns rittnnter lberrai4t, 3u letben, penn mir balb etn
snperlafises lfittel anpenben. Or. Buu's Sufen>
Sprup TIT tn einem fpldeu Gal bic BETTE Waebi5in.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-07
@rmmSetsemtbmms . llebertrasmmsem,

$. 8. @bams an Grau 2iasie 8i@e,
@runbfid i'm Original @itp Got 3,
fur $3.50.
gbas &lauS unb Grau at 8. u.
Nobfe, @runbfiiid i'm @itD Got 8, fir
$175.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-07

aesn anberes MttteI Bate f& tn 70 furBer Belt 70 pos
puldr ma4eu fbnnen, o8 pie es Salvation : Del gee
ttou BAIT aber es ntmust uns niGt @unber. tenn es TT
TT chne 3retfeI ba8 Bette Setlmtttel ietuer Nrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-07

Many Persons are broken
down from overwork or household cares.
Browns Iron Bitters Rebuilds the
system, aids digestion, removes excess OF bile.
and cures malaria Get the genuine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-07

ST Gaer 8Iut f9Ie9t2 3ebmei
Needam'S 3Siaem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-07

Spob's Niuen iiuo reiu oesetabir, ooutommen
barmIss. TETS suoerIdifis uno bon gutter mirsuns.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-08-06
KNIGHTS OF THE GRIP.
The Jolly Drummers who are ssMaking''
Salt Lake.

The Jolly Drummers Who are ssMaking''
Salt Lake.
R. Sketchley of Omaha has "hats" for
all classes.
B. A. Mcmillan ran down from Ogden
yesterday and put up at the Walker. He
is in the furniture line.
H. Call of Portland, agrees to sell dry
goods as fast as any one will buy. He is
tapping the merchants of Salt Lake.
Case Edwards of New York and J. W.
Prosser of Denver will spend Sunday in
our midst, making their headquarters at
the Templeton.
1. Penott OF San Francisco, at the
Walker, has
Ribbons and laces
To set of the faces
OF pretty young sweethearts and wives.
E. H. Bradshaw, Omaha, Charles E.
Gray, city, and q. Corwin, San Francis
co, are three genial shoe men who are
competing for the Salt Lake trade. The
first two are at the Templeton, the last
at the Walker.
Charles Quigley of South Bend, Ind, is
making enormous efforts TO pick up big
trade in the wheeled goods line. He is
representing Studebaker Bros, and his
handsome presence may be admired at
the Templeton.
j. II. jacobsen of San Francisco and G
Siebold of St. Louis can furnish liquors
of every kind to suit the most epicurean
taste. They are making their head
quarters at the Walker and are scrambling
for everything in sight.
w. J. Culligan is showing samples OF
silks that delights the aesthetic and is en-
deavoring to tempt Salt Lakers to buy.
The Walker is his temporary domicil.
ibid any one say sweet? That's just
what have,'' is the reported remark OF
j. David Of New York, whose card at the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-08-06
TABERNACLE Choir Concert.

On Wednesday next the great Taber-
necle choir will give two Worlds Fair con-
certs at Garfield Beach, one in the after
noon and one in the evening. Those who
have heard the concerts before will know
what treat will be afforded by the fol-
lowing programme:
Contest Chorus-"W Worthy is the Lamb ~
Messiah" Handel. Select chorus OF eco,
accompanied by band.
Contest, baritone solo, Come Where The
Lindens Bloom" Buck Contestants, John
Robinson and H. S. Ensign; prize, $40, audi
ence to vote the winner.
Contest chorus No. p Blessed are the Men, "
"Elijah," Mendelssohn; full chorus and band.
Male chorus contest-a. Cambria Song o,
Freedom T. j. Davis. b. 1.-The Pilgrims, y
DR.. Parry. Select male chorus of GO voices
Contest chorus No. Snow the ImpeIuous
Torrents Rise, "'David and SAUL DR.. Jenkins
Full chorus. $50 voices and band.
Nos. /, 8 and 5 are the choruseS selected t
sing for the $1,000 prize at Chicago Worlds
fair Sep. 8.
No. 4, the male chorus for 81 GOO
No. 2, the baritone solo for S2j.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-08-06
A Treatment for Headache.

This treatment. recommended by M.
Dourdouki of Moscow, has the merit OF
being both original and simple. While
examining one day patient complaining
OF atrocious headache he used percussion
of the Uranium, just as is done for the
chest, to ascertain whether there was any
apparent material lesion. Two or three
he was greatly astonished to hear his
patient say that his headache had COM
pletely disappeared. This method of
treatment has succeeded in his hands
whenever there was no material cause for
headache.
The percussion must be made lightly
with only one or two fingers, without
producing any disagreeable sensation,
but increasing gradually the intensity OF
the taps. In this way sort of vibratory
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-08-06
Miss Williams of Deer Lodge, Mon, is
the erl1esf of Mrs Trent
IN RAILWAY CIRCLES
s. w. Eccles Has Returned from His
Trip to Omaha.
He Brings No Retrenchment News-Busi.
ness and Crops-Tabernacle Choir
xcursion-RaiIway Notes.

S. w. Eccles, general faeight agent OF
from his trip to Omaha, and contrary to
expectations brought no news to the en-
plnyees of the road regarding the qucs-
ton of retrenchment. When THE HER
AID man invaded the precincts of his
office he smiled in his usual CHEEKY man
ner and indicated his readiness to do any
thing in his power to aid the scribe.
'sWhat was the object of your visit to
Omaha?' was the query first put.
81 went dewn there because had a
little time on my hands. The immediate
object of my Journey was to attend to
some private business in Denver. asked
for leave of absence for four days and
received it. My business in Denver did
not detain me so long as had expected,
and having a few hours to spare l took
run over TO Omaha, and stayed there only
between two traiDs.'
s.Then your visit was not for the pur-
pose of attending a meeting OF the high
officials of the road?''
"No. l attended no meeting while
there and did not go with the intention
of attending one.'
ssDid you have any talk about retrench-
ment while back there?"
'No more conversation than few
passing remarks No plan OF retrench-
ment has been decided upon and it is not
sure that any will be decided upon. So
far as | know now, there will be no cut
ting down in the Salt Lake office, either
of men or of salaries. OF course, if the
freight business does not rally, we will
be compelled to shave something very
close. The general condition of the road
is as good as that of any other.'
'sWhat do you know about the unusual
meeting of your board of directors to be
held Tuesday,"
81 know nothing more than what
have read in the papers.
"How about business?''
81 find business is very dull every
where. Omaha is just as bad off as Salt
Lake; and of course Denver is worse at
present. But Denver will be able to pull
out OF the hole, as she has class OF
citizens that will not allow her TO be
killed. In that she is somewhat ahead of
her sister cities. No sectional or fac
tional difference can break the unity oil
| her citizens.
The corn crop in Kansas, Nebraska and
other corn growing states is very good,
and unless something surprising hap
pens will bring great deal of money
into those states. The wheat crop is not
SO good. Stock raising is not good, a,
the bottom has dropped out of beef, porh
and mutton. Cattle. know, were going
up short time ago, but in one day they
dropped 81 a hundred. saw an Idaho
| man in Omaha who had been offered a
| home So per hundred for his beef anc
was compelled to sell them for S1.95.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-08-06
CUTTING DOWN EXPENSES.

The Union Pacific Decreasing Train
Service in Colorado.
DENVER, Aug. 5.-In accordance with
instructions from Omaha, the Union
Pacific has made great reduction in the
operating department. The order dis
continues eight daily and two by-weekly
trains, all in this state. It % anticipated
that every railroad running into this city
will soon cut the running force in two
Every mountain line has reduced its force
as low as possible; on the branch lines.
trainmen are compelled to do their own
switching. The discharged men are
complaining of hardship and the local
unions will meet tomorrow. There is no
chance OF a strike being successful as
there are twenty men for every vacant
place.
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massage is administered which removes
the distressing symptom. 1t Is evident
that this relief can only be momentary
and that the cause must be discovered In
order TO be sure to cure the headache.
The same means is efficacious in muscular
pain In nervous, impressionable people.
1t is at any rate easy to try, and accord
ing to the old saying, can't do any harm,
even if il don't cure.-N. Y. World,
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Two Kinds of Faith.

When William Penn was young man.
full Of secular ambition, he heard Quak
er preacher say: "There is a faith that is
overccms by the world there is faith that
overcomes the world.'' That saying
changed the young mans life and quick
ened in him principle which made it
easy TO face the ridicule of his associates,
the anger of his father and the gloom of
a prison, in obedience to the higher law
of conviction and conscience. He had
found his true self, and he settled steadily
to a career of duty. Stout heartedness or
moral constancy, is the quality that has
made ali the great history Of the world.
Garrison, dragged through the streets of
Boston; Luther, confronting the mag
mates of tbs empire and the thunders Of
Rome; the martyrs, looking death out of
countenance in the flames or among the
wild beasts; their holy Master, girding
himself in the garden with divine strength
to face the agonies of the cross-they all
shame us out of our cowardice and our
faltering by their steadiness under press
ure. They all helped mankind by being
able to resist mankind. They all heard a
voice saving: 'sBe steadfast, unmovaole-
Greater is He that is in you than He that
is in the world. He that overcometh shall
inherit all things.'' So they served the
world by being good against the world.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC.

One Thousand Employees LAID OFF the
System.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 5.-The South
ern Pacific railroad has entered on a
policy of severe retrenchment. One
thousand employees have been dis
charged on the lines west of Ell Paso
and Ogden alone, at a saving of 5000, 600
annually. The discharges are in all de-
This is in addition to lowering the shop
houre from nine to eight. Economy is
also inaugurated in the train service. A
number of passenger trains are with
drawn and through freight trains are not
sent out till full loads are received.
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Annual Northern Excursion.

On Tuesday, the 18th inst, the Union
Pacific will run its annual excursion to
Cache Valley, Soda Springs, Pocatello
and Montpelier, the excursionists will
leave Salt Lake at Z 80 a ID. and Ogden at
9:15 am, passing thence to Logan and
Bear River. For moro northern points
the excursionists will leave on the regular
train at s p. m. and thus avoid stop at
some wayside station or at Pocatello.
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The enterprising Saltair management
today occupies an entire page in THE
HERALD, announcing their August at
fractions at the beach. This advertise
ment is a new departure, as it is the first
time that an entire page has been en-
graved by the chalk method.
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Railway Notes.

The unusual meeting of the board Of
directors OF the Union Pacific will take
place at Boston on Tuesday. What will
be the extent of the retrenchment?
Al Corvil, the jolly private clerk OF
General Superintendent Welby, went
east last evening.
Dave Burley is in Omaha, consulting
with the solons. Does it mean retrench-
ment in the passenger department?
F. FL. Auerbach started for Chicago
yesterday over the Rio Grande Western.
William j. Lawrence started for San
Francisco yesterday on his vacation.
w. H. Roy, the commission merchant,
accompanied by his wife and family, lefl
yesterday for the fair. He will go over
the Rio Grande Western.
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Walker announces him to be in the con-
fectionery line. He is always a favorlte
with the ladies.