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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-20

An exchange say; "a German
taion IL wofRii & as common iatorer
on u dock at Potuaud. THESE soions Of
nobility coca nally hni their level"
Aul IA honorable level 100, no.wlth-
stat d az the insinuation of our con
temporary. Tue "a,iou Of mobility"
who has tho manho ID 10 work honestly
TT his own living, even as dooR
abor,r, Possesses uoblanVls Of oharag'
Tor that Ia not 10 DO ,cofcd At
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-20

pared with tho enemy. The japanese
doubtless realize from that historic
event that superiority Of numbers does
not count In favor OF the Chinese when
the latter are sssailcd Will vigor by
well disciplined and equippsd soldiery,
and In all probability Will seek 4, re-.
ward the governoroi Formosa In much
the sime fashion as The English did tho
Canton oiiiclal by whipping him
Into submission.
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wIlli,u asAnuAtER


Fion ,hs way ,lo present emperor Of
Germany has letting people know Of
hls sur'aas in hlgliny game, &. might
d. thought trai l8 aims 70 surHars
Nimr1d in fame as goat huntoE An
official announcement OF Wliam's
exploits 'ts'e' ,nal during the tins
fton 1879 60 1903 be- has killed / whale,
wlseuts European budi'o) 3 roin.
deer, : moose, q bear, 200 a,sgs aud 81
does Of roI deer, siittsgs ana - docs
Of ialijw de1f l,5O3 viii boar, ~
chnmols, ii3 rocbucss, 10 red foxes,
ll,019 harr', 1881 pheasant, 407 part.
ridge, 20 capercni.z'cs. iblauk c1cks,
90 duoks, wuoIcocSs, 63S rabbits, 69i
hersns aud $50 miscellaneous game;
total, 2i,sGl pieces. In the course Of
the present year ho hos killoi 80 staga
(ied uosD, 10 stigs tialiow drrfl .
wild Djau, 5B foeUucks, 1 fox, 4OJ
har,s, oaperosilziss; total, BIZ pieces
grand total, 2j.314 pioees. rnu aueiont
hunter was handicapped 10 not having
Tue convenience OF moietn game
preserve and score Of sIatisuciaLs "
nolp MIN olt Ia the contest iof lame.
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Faho Ecouomy.-ro get tho full
nrvJr and s1feng h, one hts 10 use
m,fu Of n cheap ,un tnan Of a good ten.
Inc ffidu OF JaIau Tee roa Is tho
tost favored nnd goes iufthes'. There.
fore u ~ cheapest tor you ~ buy
lhl. brand.
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rnrr-,-i.I IN,I-hsIoN.

Firt annual exclusion Of tho Popu.
llsts Of Uiah st GARFIELD B.aou Tues
DAY, August gls', 1894 IN. VIII be
toe Popuiist ce.e faii'n OF staten ou
for our Territory Everyone is Invited
to coms and near our views on the
tublect. TIE ba,biug ia tho hns.t on
the lake. Il b. tine choices iamllY re-
sort Tickets can DO had NJ fopulisl
Healquarirru. go Main street.
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BRITISH nEuADLNCE.

The decline OF Rn,aip from her
boasted supremacy In the mauuiactur.
ing industries ha- caused her states.
men and political economists much
worIy,and though natural vanity make,
them 10Th 10 admit that their cnuAtry
he being passed In tho race, they are
occasionally compelled 30 do no 10y the
stern facts .E1u,ei. Another
Instance now o1m us Co tho front, aui
ono that seen TO loo ulf.ioIarly sllI,
ing TO B.iiis4 pride, Judging from tho
pmuTEH OF tho LlnIIu ir1,mD ~. - au
,tllIsnual Journal amaug uaIgsmon,
rpIs Paper announces trAt tleto AlO
many Dranche, OF me.al mAuutsctuf o
in which tho q rmnus aud Bel dams,
us s1oWuiu the Altwsrp exposition,
excel Tho Eusli.h. All rcgTettuuy
ace pts lho Wow VI u, correspondent
who II "lycl .elly Of the opinion that
British supremacy Ia manufacturer Is
slowly nut surely ysulsuing." The
hoHmOHgsr I'd Is that "II 10 a, we'll
That tic view should be emphas %,
lsst By iuortnus, inat,uu,ion ond over
confidence We 20 down the incline
with unnecessary Apidity."
A meaus Of checking this ten
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-20

Tho nunlue on route ia the only
limo running uiaing cars on the IA
Ia carte" pisn, ieiWeou Denver anu
Omaha, Kansas Guy ani On Gag
pasrongtrs have 20 ray only ior VII ~
they oat he sure that your tickets
read Win the BURLINGTON route.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-20

Tho Rio Graulr Western also an.
nuuucosA rate Of 5000 10 Davenport,
Iowa aud return Tor the Annual Eu-
campment Sous Of Nc'eranF. Tickets
to be sold on August l7,h, limited 10
August 3lst.
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Limit 0n tickets sold 10 willard.
Croydeu, Ngphi and points iulsrmeii-
ate VIII uo Gen d4yi; limit on tickets u
nll other POINTS will TO nittvn dpya.
IiokeH viii Up good on all regular
trains ON datr of rale, August a2ud.
CITY IICKEr OFFiCE,
gul MAiu street.
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The Rio Gando Western also sn.
nouucss n rate of o fore aud n third TO
Topeka, X, and fr'ufn Tot the meet
ING VI TN G,as-sl Gnnd Chapter,
Royal Arch Ms,ols 90 DO held August
nlattN thEh
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Don't Forget The Date Of ihe EIrlT-
sion via The Union PaC lc,

Wednesday, August 22rd, the Low est
Excursion Rates ever mHie will b. IN
effect via The Union Pacific, from salt
l. 10 TO poin's In Utah and wy oming.
For particulars Cali nt CITY Ticket
Onlcr, 20l Main street.
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rNcun,loN va UAloN rAurr,


On the above date the Uuiou Pacific
will cell excursion tickets 10 following
points NJ the lowest rates over gwen
tom san LaAa OILy.
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10 Ogden and return.
70 Hatrisville sud return.
To Utah Hot Syringe and return.
To Uintah AMI return.
To Pleasant Grove AMI return.
Hoinesiay, August 22nd, via the
Union Pacific. Tickets good for 10
dnyr.
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CITY Subscribers viii nndif notiT y 7. uln'
taf ieifcu Atnrl Of any irfcgulauJ 90 tno ee'
livery Of then papers
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Tie NEvs sons satths runn.ps. Hoio.s.
News sands tad on All PASSENGER u-lha cav
inT The ciJ after pm daily.
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sub,sribsrs ehsusinr thsfr piaeeof roaidsnos
should alWsyt givs former A. "eh a. present
addfgaa
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. CONTAMINATION should BE- addfsssito
DGuHKt NEvs rpuLismEs Co.
1sierhons -
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To Ogdcn and return
To Harri,vllle and return -,
To ITtab Uot sph1gs aud return.
To Uintah AMI return, 49,,
To Pleasant Grove aud return;
"wednesday. AUGUST --nu, VIA W. W.
Union Pacific. Tickets glou iot ~
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Remember Wednesday, sug. 22ld,

The dato OF tho L1g RITE Exaupion
10 roints iu utah anu Wyoming, via
lhr Union Pacific,
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MONEY TO LOAN.

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you WANT A HOMG7

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CRDoRlGss SANITARY co., 81
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LOST.

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CIV UuNuHrn SHARES SALT LAKE
- EU"UHN.. Coop stock. for cash. Muk0
"urT H John coleman, lib Dearborn st.
Chicago n.
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WANTED.

McMAHANs DErKCrivE AGENCY
..Nl Rooms . Aud % Gladstone ulltk, M
Main street, ralt Lake CITY. a. u. n0x 81.
). MrMAhAN, -upt
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w old mare aud rult Tor a single wagon
aul hAfneta AppJ 10 VA. 81. brown. h.
A GOOD OlgL ron HOUSE WORK.
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tut|uto reference and self Addfossel slammed
envelope, Manager. Lock Drawer 4. hieago
NIcMAUAN's DETECTIVE AGENCY,
.ll Rooms p aud 20 Gladstone BLOCK. az
hain street, SAT- take city. ~ Box %.
j, A, NcMAUAN, .upL
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EoR SALE

A GOOD BAKERY BUSINESS, CHEAP.
"a AllfcH A. IT,, THIS once,
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-12-20

her old love. He might be dead or
he had boosted "he could find, as pref
ty as Mabel and not so jealous"
Mabel had tried-oh, so hard!-to put
tickle Arthur out of her thoughts, but,
alas, when Blossoms restless fingers
would stir the pot-pourri into perfume,
the ghost of that dead summer and
that lost love would come out from the
withered rose leaves and pull at Ma
bells heart-strings with relentless
hands.
While Mabel wept on her folded
hands, the restless little Blossom,
ever intent on childish mischief, came
and leaned against her knee, abstract
ed the tiny silver thimble from her
finger, and trotted back to dabble in
the rose leaves again until she was
presently put to bed after drowsily
murmuring her baby prayer, Now L
lay me down to sleep"
Then Mabel knelt to pray also, and
to her nightly petition she added, as
often before: "God bless Arthur,
wherever he may be, and give him
happy life. Amen"
n Il
The joyous Christmas morning
dawned with dazzling sunshine on the
bright, new fallen snow, and Blossom
was very happy with the new doll and
sugar plums in her red stocking, but
for sweet Mabel there was no Christ
mas token, although in former years
the festal season had showered her
with gifts. With deft fingers she pre-
pared their simple breakfast of tea and
toast, and just as they finished eating
their laundress entered.
She was sunny tempered old negro
woman, once Blossoms loving nurse,
and since then she had insisted on do
ing their small wash, charging only a
nominal sum, such as she knew Mabel
could afford to pay.
Blossom laughed with delight over
the big yellow orange Nanny gave
her, then the old woman opened her
neat basket and brought out the snowy
garments so daintily Numbered, ex-
planning volubly:
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-12-20
A Christmas Romance.

was an intimate friend of the Hor-
ton boys, and on the strength of that
was invited to spend Christmas with
the family. Of course went. 1 was
desperately in love with May Hor-
ton. but L had kept my secret well
from the boys.
There were hosts of relatives, a big
dinner and plenty of fun after it..
i>Soe hung in tempting fashion
from the gas fixtures, and opportuni.
ties were not neglected. Dancing and
merriment were at their height when
quietly made my way to a curtained
bay window, where hoped to find the
darling of my heart. In duslxy cor
ner sat dark little object, and for
fear somebody would seek the lovers
hiding place 1 Immediately commenced
to pour forth my love. Twice she re-
pulsed me. Twice I drew her head
down on my shoulder. Then suddenly
she tore herself from me and shot out
into the parlor like comet, screaming
at the top of her lungs:
"That good for nothing. young ras-
cal, Sam Miller, asked me to marry
him."
That voice-great ~aavens! Twas
Susan Frizzetty, Mays spinster aunt.
They all thought it was good joke,
and catching hold of both of us they
called young Parson Peters and bade
him tie the knot. 1 was beside myself
for moment, especially as Miss Susan
seemed growing reconciled to the sit
uation. With one spring dashed over
to May, who had entered the room and
stood leaning on the mantelpiece, with
a grave look in her eyes, and before
them all desperately cried:
MAY, 1 thought it was you. 1 love
you. Will you marry me?"
Twas like a thunder clap, such q
surprise. May said EYES," bless her
heart, and 1 led her forth blushins
and smiling.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-12-20
Christmas Gifts on Orange Trees.

Hans Christian Andersen has given
a pretty sketch of Christmas eve he
spent in Rome sixty years ago with a
party of Mortimer - Swedes, Nor.
wegians and Danes-who found them.
selves far away at the time of the home
gathering. They celebrated the fes.
tival in the Villa Borghese, amid a
beautiful grove of pines. Finding that
fir tree, which they had wished foI
their Christmas tree, was there too
valuable a treasure, they procured
two large orange trees, sawn from the
roots and glowing with the golden fruit.
The party consisted of about thirty
Scandinavians, seven of whom were
ladies. Thorwaldsen and Bystrom
were among the company. The ladies
wore wreaths of roses; the gentlemen
wreaths of ivy. When the Christmas
gifts were distributed a silver cup,
with the inscription, christmas Eve
in Rome, in 1888. fell to Andersen
love token from the three nations rep
resented.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-12-20
Catarrh Can Not Re Cure,

With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as the
can not reach the seat of the disease. c.
tarrh is blood or constitutional disease
and in order to cure it you must take in
ternal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure II
taken internally, and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh
Cure is not quack medicine 1t was pre-
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country for years, and is a REGULAR pre-
scription. 1t is composed of the Jest tones
known, combined with the REST blood puri-
fiers, acting directly ON the mucous sur
faces. The perfect combination of the two
ingredients is what produces such wonder
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testimonials, free
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, price 75c.
Halls Family Pills, 25c.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-12-20

snow drifts.

snow drifts.
Don't spill the pot-pourri, my pet!''
murmured sweet, sad voice.
1t was Blossoms sister, blue-eyed
Mabel, who sat sewing by a dim light
and dying fire-sewing furtively on a
white dress for a cheap doll hidden
under her apron, for tomorrow would
be Christmas, and the poor gift must
go into Blossoms little red stocking
hanging yonder with that pathetic darn
in the tiny heel,
They were alone IN the world, these
two, and Mabel was fighting the battle
of life for both, with brave heart but
failing hope, for alas! encountered with
the care of the 4-year-old child, there
was so little she could do to keep the
grim wolf of poverty away from the
door.
Only two years ago they had been
the petted daughters of rich mer-
chant, but failing in business, he had
died of the shock, and his delicate
wife had soon followed him to the
grave.
Everything was sold to satisfy the
elamorous creditors.
Of all the splendors and luXuries of
their old home nothing remained to the
orphans but the beautiful china vase of
pot-pourri of which Arthur and Mabel
had gathered the roses that summer
when they were betrothed.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-12-20

"Miss Mabel, honey, desc yere white
ap'orns Nv Blossoms done wared so
threadbar, dat 1 tored snag in one
sleeve, honey. rs mighty sorry, but 1
cudden' help it to sabe my life, de mus
lin is so ole and thin. But, darlin',
you git yo' needle right off an fix it
afore Blossom puts hit on, cause
you know eff she spy dat leetle snag,
she gwine to poke her sassy leetle
thumb in it shore, and tyar dat hole
heap bigger in minnit! All, you
split little precious" apostrophizing
Blossom, ''you needn't shake dem
yaller curls at me, cause you knows
dat yo ole brack Nanny is tellin'
de gospel truth on you! You always
was doing of some mischief ebber
sence you was born, dough you do
looky like hebbenly angel wild dem
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-12-20
A Wise Young Man of the East.

SIS. Teacher-And now, Tommy, VIII
do you suppose those shepherds mt
have thought when they saw Il
angels in the sky?
Tommy-That they had little
much eggnogg, guess.-Town T.:
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-12-20

Some of the little bronze images OF
Chinese deities are supposed to have an
antiquity OF 1900 years before Christ.
The trouble about football is the FER
nicious activity of the slugger element.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-12-20
anguish torn,

anguish torn,
And joy to those bereft!
Boys, here's another matinee)-
Ring out, sweet bells of Christmas dayl
Ring out the feud 'twixt Right and Wrong
Here's to the girl we love!
Well pledge her health in laugh and song
All other healths above!
Forever may the curtain fall
On jealousies and spites;
In dreams alone may we recall
Our unsuccessful nights
(But, Jack, there is matinee)-
Ring out, sweet bells of Christmas day!
Nay joy attend the kindly hand,
And bless the gentle heart!
May winds of fortune still be bland,
And luck no more depart!
A glowing season unto all;
The critics lines be mild;
Vnle Tide blessing softly fall
On narents, wife and child!
What though it bring a matinee2-
King out, sweet bells of Christmas dayi
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-12-20
and smiling.

Amid the congratulations of the
older ones and the delighted yells OF
the small fry, we became engaged
beneath the mystic mistletoe; and
later in the season Aunt Frizzetty
danced at our wedding.-Dora L.
Jones'
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-12-20
Not His Regular Time Yet.

Teacher lin mission Sunday SCHOOL,
do you ever clean your nails, Jakey?
Jakey-Yes'm. Cleaned 'em last
Christmas. / amt no dude.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-12-20
A CHRISTMAS IDYL.

TITLE BLOSSOM
thrust her tiny
dimpled hands into
the great china
rose jar, and shook
out a gust of sum-
m cry fragrance,
though outside the
winter wind was
raging wildly, and
piling the tleecy
snow into deep
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-12-20

bone and | had al
most lost the use of
it. A friend advised
me to try Hoods Sar-
saparilla, which | did,
and by the time the
first bottle was used
l was feeling a little
better. / could see
and fe Ell a gre at
change. The flesh
was returning to my
arm and the soreness
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-12-20

"DoN'T SPILL THE PoT-PoURRI, MY PET"
That was almost three years ago,
now, and tonight, as the wild winter
winds shrieked through the leafiess
trees, and the binding snow whirled
along the lonely streets, little Blossom
stirred the rose leaves in the old china
jar, and with the summary gust of
spicy perfume, old memories rose to
flood tide in Mabel's tortured heart.
x
Where was Arthur now when his beau
tiful young love was so lonely and
friendless in the cruel world her slight
form too thinly clad for the wintry
cold, her cheek too wan from lack of
food? Was he dead, or false?
Alas, they had quarreled bitterly,
the headstrong young lovers!
But as Mabel wept SO heart brokenly
now, she thought less of their bitter
quarrel and more of their love and
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-12-20
HELPLESS Ten Weeks

81 was attacked with acute rheumatism
and was laid up in the house ten weeks. My
right arm was withered away to skin and
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-12-20


The festive season
comes;
Let all hearts sing q
carol gay,
To trumpets and to
drums!
Here's to our old COM
panions gone,
Here's to the COM
rades left;
Peace be to those with
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-12-20

/ am thankful that have found medicine
which Will help man who has rheumatism.
1t keeps me in good health" RICHARD
FoRREsTALL, Oelwein, Iowa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-20
4 ROCK OF BOOKS WORTH HAVING.

The "Four-Track Series" il name known 10 all
uers ~ who have stuliel the varied and excellent
work done In the way OF attractive advertising by
the leading railways OF the country. II has been
adopted 10 designate the delightful books Of trave
and beautiful etchngs FOR which the passenger de-
partment Of the New York Central Il noted An Illus
tratei catalogue OF the "FourTrack Seres has JUST
been received from the press 81 the American Bank
Note Company 1t is exceptionally attractive HI
tie book AMI describes In original and Intelligent
manner the fifteen other books and eight etcnlngj
comprised In the -Four Track Series. The books
are Comprehensive IN scope and furnish large fund
OF Information valuable 10 travellers. tourists ana
plea seekers and their artistic features are 40
excellent that che works are desra bic even 10 a
library The Illustrated catalogue may be obtained
from George II. Daniels. general passenger agent
OF the New-York Central. by sending two 2-cent
stamps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-20
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
fpY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUyE.l

SUMMER HOMES OK THE PICTCKESOC E
ERIE
summer Homes" IS the title OF an attractive
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sire 10 spend tse summer months amid rural sur
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publication Will De OF the most artistic character
both as - typography AMI illustration. IL WI"
contain IN alNtDn % descriptive matter. n
compete directory Of the hotels ana Doarulhs-
house. along the Eastern AMI Delaware DIVISIONS
~ the Erie md IN ne adjacent territory reacAel
hv It's connections the Port Jcrvis. Monticello ana
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Ind Eric AMI wyoming Valley Railway. IN wayne
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ma health rest and recreation N the high attitude
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