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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-27

DR.. II. p. Stearns, head Of the Hartford Re.
treat for the Insane, has held the position for
twenty years and has had 900 patients nm
der his hands during that tim
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-27

December and May were joined at Denison
Tex, last week when Eli Spencer, aged 81
married Cora Holman, aged 10. The groom /,
a sewing machine agent.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-27

Mrs. Besant, accompanied by Col. Olcott
and an Indian attendant attired in a pic.
turesque costume, has arrived in London
from lecturing tour in India
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-27

1t must have touched tender chord in
the hearts of the confederate veterans
yesterday to see with what unanimity
tribute of love and respect was paid to
the memory of the soldiers who gave
their lives for the south and to the cause
for which they all fought, There is no
public occasion that appeals more directly
to the southern heart than memorial dav.
Every family sent its hero to the war
and at nearly every hearthstone an
empty chair was left because of the war.
hence the memorial exercises are per
sonal matters with nearly every partici-
pant in them, as well as functions for the
multitude. The suspension of business
here yesterday and the large attendance
upon the exercises at the cemetery were
incidents characteristic of Savannah's
people
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-27

President Peixoto's proclamation of
amnesty to the Brazilian insurgents does
not seem to have the effect of saving their
lives. Gen. Hipolito, the victorious gen
eral of the government forces at Rio
Grande do Sui, has been making short
work of his prisoners by chopping their
heads Off Maybe he thinks they are not
worth the shot and powder it would take
10 get rid of them in the usual way.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-27

Senator PETER seems to have formed an
erroneous idea of what Coxey's followers
want He has introduced bill to pro-
vide them with hard labor at 81. so per
day of eight hours. Several times already,
numbers of them have been offered SINH
lar inducements to leave off being unem-
ployed and go to work, but they declined
with scorn. The farmers of the north
west are at present in need of labor, and
would gladly employ the commonwealers,
but they are not seeking employment.
They want free grub, free clothes, free
shelter, free silver, free gold and free
everything else, and they are going to
Washington, where the republicans have
taught them to go, in the hope of having
their free wants supplied.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-27

A movement has been started in North
Carolina for the building of a monument
in the capitol square, Raleigh, TO the
memory of the late Senator Z. B. Vance.
AT several points meetings have been
already held, liberal subscriptions have
been made and organizations effected to
push the project. The deceased senator
was one of the bestowed men in the
state, and was worthy of all the affection
felt for him
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-27

Hippolyte, president of Hayti, is an
astute politician. He has invited
Legitime, his oldtime enemy and rival,
to returned TO Hayti-he is now fugitive
and be reconciled and accept pension
as an ex-president. Legitime is prepar-
ing to be candidate for the presidency in
1897, and it is Hippolyte's purpose, by
show of magnanimity, to strengthen
himself with Legitime's friends and
weaken his rivals chances for election.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-27

EASTERN OFFICE, q Park RoS, New
York City, c. s. FAULENER, Manager.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-26
Said perDaftet.

9lm Greitas tpuroen bier 3tpei Gali6=
miin5er berbaftet, tpelhe al mebreren
Yldben bier uno in 8lafes Drills ber=
illdt batten, falide Siinf=Sollar @olb-
1tiife an ben Mann su bringen, uno in
einigen Sdllen aud nit @rfolg. Sie
geioen u6ree=@oina9e" Wtdnner iino
Soniel Scar bDn bier unb gmerp Gar=
naban bon geaberoam. Die MiHe=
tbater batten am Montag elm Snrper=
bOr bor Mapor Sauers su beiteben unb
tuuroen Dem @eri6t iiberipieieu. @arr
naban fellte giirgi6aft fiir fein gr=
i6einen bDr @eri9t, Scar aber mub in
grmanglung elmer iol6en ben meiteren
Terlauf Der Sa6e in ber Sail abipar4
ten.
9ie JdlIdung III febr plump ausee=
fii9rt es f6eint, baB Die aneebenben
6alfdmiin5er einfa9 9lifelmiin3en 81
ibren Saliififaten bermenbet, oenIelben
Elm anoeres @eprd9e gu seben berIu9t
unb 0enlelben alsoann nit elmer lei6ten
2Diung einen GOloglans beri6afft ba=
ben. Qu9 i'm @etpibte itimmen Die
iali6en StiiGe eenau nit Nidelmiinsen
therein.
Wian iiebt, Die populiitiIde Sreiprd=
gungslebre ma@t redt erfreuli6e Sort
i9ritte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-26
0c5trrbett.

glm IS. Sept. in Gnaoenbiitten 60
iDaro 5anbers, mad mebrnonatli1er
Granf1eit i'm Nlter bon 80 Sabren.
Seine 6rau mar ibm ppr 13 Sabren
i'm Sobe bora1gegangen.
gtm Ia. Sept. III Stem gomerstomn
Die 6rau bon Sames 0iler, i'm 9llter
bon "a Sabren, 8 WtDnaten. Sie 8er=
itDrbene, tuelhe ibrem 8atter spei Gin=
Der binterldBt, ipurbe in BORT Ma1bing=
ton beeroigt, tuo lie in friibern Sabretl
Elm Q}itglieb Der oeutlden lutberiI9en
Stride mar.
9lm Is. Sept. in ubri1spille s. 80.
DDtfon i'm Mlter bon As Sabren. 8e=
tref Der SobesurIu6e maren Die Mer5te
beridiebener Qlnli6t. Ginige bieltet
Die Granfbeit fir 0terbenfieber.
slm 10. Sept. in Mineral goint S.
.. 6. Maripeu, 27 Sabre aft, am Ner=
benfieber. 9lm 8. mar er nod auf 8e=
iub in Canal Soper bel ieinei S6ipie=
germutter 6rau %. &ippel. Cine an
jenem Sage ii6 susesoscne Grtdltuns
artete raid IN gefdbrlibe Grfranfllns
aus, Die gu ieiilem Sooe fiibrte.
Mm 81. b. i'm groofeb Stun Sbale
SRI. &adel u. Sge i'm 9llter BON As
Sabren, 4 MDnaten uno 10 3agen.
9lm 5pnntaa aa6mittas in Nen
philadelphia Die Srau bon Walter SEM
fins, SO Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-26
Ssicr itttD tuir iuieDcr I'm @Ors
Dertreffett

nit einigen Der bortbeilbafteIten Nner=
bietilngen, Die je gemaht tpuroen. SD
bin ioeben bon Stem Dprf 3uriid gefon=
men, no id cine gan5e Wobe DertDeilte,
UNI Glenpaaren fir ben Serbit un0
Wirter ein3ufaufen.
SD errpdlne bier mir tpefige Der
9ortbeile, Die i'd Dem publifum su bie=
ten IN Der Sage bin .
Sang ipolene 9enrietta, As 3oll ipeit
friiber 65, iebt 45 Gents.
40 Gents Senrietta su ..25 Gents
Is ..... 20
20 Is
Is .12d
Cine ppll1tdnbige Musipabl gan5 ipDlz
lener Serges fir 40 Gents. @an5
ponener 9llbine Gleiberitoff, friiber 40
Gents. iebt 25 Gents. 9liemano lollte
iib umlonit na6 einem Seioenfleibe
iebnen, tuenn man I'M Stailoe 1T, Elm
gutes fbiuar3es Satin Su9eB um rs
gents per Oarb gu faufen. Wsan fpre=
DE aeitig Dor, ba ih nur elm bei6rdnf=
tes Guantum in 8orratb babe.
SD babe stpeitens cine i66ne Mus=
pabl idparser ltnb farbiser Seioen=
itoffe BON Is Gents an Bis SO per Oaro
sl perfaufen, ebeneio Die beiten 5a6en
in Nobellitdten beioes in Wolle uno
in Geibe.
Serner Gutter @insbam su 4 Gts.
Siirfii6e rptIe Sii6=2inen 81 Is Gts.,
8lanfets su 48 Gents per paar, uno
aud unire ppllenen 8lanfetts iollteI
Seoermann feben, lie linb ipottbillig.
GOmmt unb benubt Die ieltene siin=
itise @ele9enbeit
S. $. &infep.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-26
@inTcfD.

2ebten Sreitas, tpdbreno bic 6amilis
bon 9. %. &eplinger bon bier on Der
Gair in ganal 9oper mar, braben
Diebe in bas Saus unb Itablen etlpa
brei3ebn Dollars in Gelb unb cine oem
Sobne seb0riae goloene llbr. Sie
ginbreder miilien our6 Elm Teniter ein=
seOrunsen iein, ba bas 9aus nod 9e=
i6loHen mar, als Die Gamilie bsim=
tebrte. = Gas @elb mar Sonnta9s=
S6ulgelo uno bel ftanb meiitens aus flei=
nen Miinsen.
9lud bas Saus Sobn 9oopenaarners,
etma cine Nteile Oitlih BON Winiielo,
muroe am ndmliben Sage BON @inbre=
6ern beimgeiu6t uno cine Der Srau ge=
bDrenoe goloene llbr unb Deri6ieoene
anbere WertblaGen geltoblen. Von
ben Dieben tpabrIAeinli6 naren es
in beiben GdQen Die ndmli9en - bat
man nod feline Spur. 81.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-26

9unn' Wo6enberi6t iaet, oab Die
Nadridten iiber ben 8ef6aftssan9
oieie WDde uioeripre6eno lauten. 9luf
Der einen Seite iinb Die 9lusii6ten iebr
ermutbi9enb uno auf Der anbern 1T oas
8egcntbeil oer Tall. Sm @ansen ge.
npmmen 1T bas 8olumen Der @eiG4fte
um unsefdbr 10 Yrosent 9rOber als i'm
bori9en Sabr, aber INNER nod um 25
Pro5ent fleiner tpie geip0bnli6 in bieier
Sabresseit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-26
S0uingct TT Netp gbila=
OelpNta.

9lm Samitag, 20. September, ipirb
BON ben Serren Grimes uno STUDY auf
oem 8aie Sall @runD in 9ieip Bbila=
oelpbia elm sroBes S6tpinefeit peran=
ftaltet. Cine glnaaDl f96ner 9reiie iinb
fiir Die beiten S9piuger ausgeiebt.
Sas Gampfgeri6t miro bur6 ein BON
ben Sdwinsern getpabltes Gomite slls
iammengelebt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-26
@r0finatt1a oer Gempaame.

gine erite oemofratil6e 8erlalnmlung
finoet i'm Spernbauie in Canal Soper
itatt uno swar 8onneritags ben q.
September, slbenbs. Son. Sanes q.
8. &i6arOs miro iiber Die Sagesfragen
ipre6en. perionen aller parteien fino
eingelaben, Derielben beiautpobnen uno
elmer flaren Sarleguns uno ebrliben
Sisfutirung 0ifentli9er Srasen 5u5u=
bDren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-26
9ettat1Sb ctutQsa1thactt.

Sbos. @eler = Marp 6. @ltppob.
Wm. DC. 8an1ifel- -M. @linor 2eipis.
GDnrab Gnft Slpra Moore.
9Billarb s.. Wtgribe -glpba &niielp.
W. 8. 3utabern --Slorence 8. Gline.
0arpep N. Seafin - WarD W. Sto=
der.
@eor9e 9arris - Glen SermD.
2amrence Serrpm = Sra Wriabt.
Siaac $. gbanbler - Nrlinoa Miler.
Sobn &eibenbaugb @liSab. 8artD.
Senrp 9aas 2illie Mbite.
Mm., Sagans - 2ulu 8roipn.
Somer 8. Sones - Martba Sones.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-26

gei Minsf in 2itbauen, GuBlanb,
purbcn beim 3uiammenbruh elnes
erpBen Naphtaipei9ers 20 Perionen
setOotet uno cine srobe gln5abl anOerer
ihtper perlebt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-26

Wer in lebter 3eit 9lbenos bor
Sonnenuntergang hie uno ba gum 9im=
mel aufseblift, benz tonnten Die groben
S6aaren BON Samarsp6geln ni9t ent=
geben. Die um iene 3eitin 20 unb mebr
Srupps BON je bunbert Bis 800 8Deeln
ale in berielben Gi6tung iiber i1m ipeg=
fOgen. Sic iniilen tpDbl gu Sauien-
ben jeoen 9lbenb irgenbpp eine @er=
iammlung abgebalten baben, un3efdbr
10, fuie jeBt McGlure fait jeoen 9beno
feline i6parsen 8etreuen um ii9 fam=
melt I'm ibnen borsureoen, tpie unenb=
LID sliidli6 9lmerifa iperben miibte,
wenn man i'm gum @onsreb lenoen
tppllte.
lleber ben bereits in LETTER gium=
mer selneloeten Selbitmoro bes Gar=
mers Sohn s6aefer, ipel6er 2 Meilen
meitli6 bon Baltic in German Sotpn=
flip, Solmes @ountp, Elm idbnes Seim=
peien beiaB, leIen mir in einem We9-
ielblatte folsenbes 9ldbere. Shaefer
mar immer iebr lei6t erresbar seipeien
uno oa man ionit cine anoere 8eranla=
bung ieiner Shat ni9t fennt, 70 ersablt
man li6 0ariiber folgenoes. Seit ei=
niger 3eit gins bas WaHer in ieinem
Drummer aus. Wdbrenb ct nun BART
ndfig Die Meinuna feitbielt, baB bas
WaiIer unten am 8runb auslaufe, mar
iein So6n Der Mnlid)t, baB iol9es ir=
genbmo auf Der Seite auslallfe uno
aud feline Grau mar lebterer Meinuns.
9ieie auBerproentlitb 9erinsfiisige 9if=
fersn5 bermo6te ben Wann in fdredlide
aufreguns gu perfeben, oab er tueslief
unb fagte, man iperoe ni6ts nlebr bon
ibm b0ren. Qlls i'm Iein Soba 3uriid=
5ubalten uno gu berubigen perfu6te,
bebrObte er i'm NIT bem Meiier. 9a
er min tpirfli9 ni1t ipieoer Suriidfebrts,
9ing rian, i'm 5u fuden, uno fanO i'm
tDbt an eirlem 8aume bdnaen. Der
uneliidlide Mann mar, abgefeben BON
ieiner @eisbarfeit, Elm ebrenbafter, tpa=
.derer Mann, ben ale feline Nabbarn
.a1teten unb liebten. Shaefer mar ~
Sabre alt llnb purbe in 9leip 8eoforb
beeroigt. ct mar elmer Der eriten 9lr=
fieoler boE German 9p.
~ g};.ot,.xr;So,,4 Qan; 0paxtc,,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-26

Sas rationale Gampagne= @omite
ber &epublifaner balt DDfllmerlte + ii r
unb aud fpl9e eeeen Sreililberprd=
suns auf Eager. Man muB li6 81 bell
fen niHen
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-26

= Qluf 2 re0t be3eibnenoe 3eitunas=
anSeisen lenft oas uBromb. 3ageblatt"
Die Nufmertiamfeit. eSn Der einen miro
eine muiifaliibe Grsieberin 9esen ein
Sabresgebalt BON 80 Mf., in Der anoern
eine ,Dfainiel" gefu6t, tuel6e III Der
9luf3uht BON 59ipeinen, 6eoeroieb llno
Sungpieb beipanoert iein mub. 2oln
240 Marf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-26
Srufarbeiten in beutIber llno

0rudarbeiten in beutI5er llno
englii9er Spra0e tuerben in unierer
9ruderei prompt unD billig beiorgt. II
Ginent tpertben Bublifuln biene
CUR &enntniB, baB i'd mid bierorts ais
0aus= linb S6iloermaler etablirt babe
unb empfeble mid beitens Sur Musfiib=
rung idmmtliher ir's Sad einf6lageit=
Der Nrbeiten unter 3uliberlltg better
Yeoienung. 81. Steiner,
9eforations=Maler,
in Summers 9otel, Giio=Sroaomap.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-26
Sdllimmite TaG bon gfropteln,

ben fie IL sefeben. Go NOR einfaa ibrcdIid Dor
flint Sabren besann ID, Sppb's Garfaparila
su nebmen. Na@ uno nod fanb id bob bic Ge.
f@tuhro su beiIen besaunen. SD fubr fort, bis Id
sebn GlafGen eencmmeu hatte. 3ebn Dollars.
Denien Sic bod tDeIhen Geminn mir meine un.
Ieibe bra6se. zaufenb YrOaent? So, DieIs Eau.
fenb. Ddbreno Der Iebtsn bier Sabre bate ID
feline Gefnwitre. so
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-26
Orutid'S WieOi5inelt.

e3cntfc,'s S3lnt unb 2eber GDrnp lit ein nns
ibdBbares Wtittcl fir oile geren4 mo Sehereloen
Ber6alungsbeihiperoen 3alt- nnD 9inttrarfDeiten
Sc reiuigt bic @eGtsfarbe rnb perib6nert bic oant
bereidert bas 8lt uertrebt ererbte oaiiticdeu nno
regnl,rt bic Gugemeibe 12S 9pien fiir eineu Dollar
Der bette unh bflli9ite 9Intreiniger i'm gRartte.
eSsnte, tinrernce galte nnb Gcymer;ffiller
lii et, uuiperIaniitteI fir ollie S9mer5en iplppbl is
nerli6 iuie duberlif. Gin iidereS nub inelleg wti
tel fir Grdntpfe, &pIf, Diarrbnea, NDenmaiisnlis,
yienraleia aneti9nngeu, 1erreHfungea uno 3abns
meb.
@sntidbS @innaeifd,s, Gtiems unn aseir. Gtdrs
euitaetnittel t baS baip Idlinite eilmtel filr ais
oenieiue Seb,pa1Deit nA6 9jlutarmntb gBtr enpieb.
len 60 nansutiid iolden 9amsii tpeld9e pegsI nsDer
arhetna pDer aus GllberM 0riinoen ibpddblirb nnb
merp6s fro, nnb prpieIfioneaen Widnnern. beren
@ni4ten ibre arbeitstratte iberltsae aao iolsee,
men, ba biess alittel aulirsnO iuirft uDuc bera
ideub su ien.
N3eutfts,'S TamtIicn 6nfsensGirup periaa5ff
prompte @rleiGterung IN allen 6dlicn bon 5iiiten,
Grfdltnnsen Nrpnhitis nno &euhbuitett- getistats
tiou garaHtirt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-26
Hoods ssrsif, psffils heiIt.

ngIs Id ODER Sabre sdblte. bate i'd Elm firo.
bbuISies @eidpir am WitteIfiuser meiner Iinten
6anb. oas fb 10 perfGlimmerte, baB bic Issste
ben Ginocr abnebtten muBten. un6 fp6terbin r1ess
ais Bite 6Glfte ineiuer 6ano. Darauf bSna oas
e'ei9tpir auf meinen alrmen aus. aciete Ha On
tneinem aalfe uno beioen Seiteu oes Geii6ts. mis-
fan bas cine Huge serft6reno, uno nuf rneinem
re6teu Mrm. Die Merste faaien. es tpdre Der
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-26

Gr 8ieeprdlioent 2epi MortOn
inurbe bpn Der republifanif6en Gtaats=
Contention BON Netp Oorf fit bas
Goupernetlrsamt nolninirt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-26

Norber tounse ID feine arbeit rerri4ten. 80
ireiB nidt tpie Id mid irdftio eenus ousorifen
sonn. um 0Dub'S GnrjnpartIln far tneius boz.
GSnotge 6eHuus ueine DnntbarEeit ju beipeifeu."
Geo. w. 1urner, Garmer. 0aIwab. q. D.
0ppb'8 93tlIen ftmdden ni@t ab, 5onoera fire
0eyH bie WerbauunQ uno frdftsasn ben Wsaeeu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-26

in Summers Sotel, Siio=groaopap.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22
HOW To SPEND \ HOT DAY.
90 to and from Milwaukee ON the Good
rich IOnt virginia.

90 to and from Milwaukee ON the Good
rich IsOat Virginia.
To Milwaukee and return by day.
light Is Il trip arranged by the Good
rich steamer line for the fast steel
boat the Virginia. The service, which
was begun Tuesday, promises to be
highly appreciated on account of tile
delightful character Of the outing
and the comfort Of the palatial YES.
sci. The boat leaves the dock ut tho
foot OF Michigan avenue every morn.
Ing at o'clock, and on Tuesdays,
Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays
gets back soon after dark. Meals
are served aboard the boat.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22

THERE Is really no cause for sur
prise that ordinarily milk and all its
products, especially cheese, are rich
In gcrms-micrObes-for it is a solu-
tion rich In all the elements of pabu-
lum that all forms of life are looking
for, and why shouldn't microbes like
1t as we'll as we? They do, and they
generally get their first, and except
for a few mean cusses among that
tribe who fret our insides, we need
not try to sterilize our milk or other
foods, for the majority OF germs are
innocent, harmless, and some indeed
predigest or pull apart our food sub
stances, and make them easier for us.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22

George 4. Write intimates that he
Is astonished because he did not kill
Senator Noonan outright, instead of
merely cutting and kicking him. Does
this political bulldozer expect to keep
his Congressional path clear by kill
Ing every man that gets in his way?
If he thinks he can revive the savage
tactics practiced generally by Repub-
lican politicians in the Eleventh
Ward few years ago and thereby
win seat in Congress, he is mistak-
en-. The people of the West Side do
not desire to be represented at Wash
ingtOn by O thumper.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22

Hon. John Meyer has a walkover in
the Fifteenth District for the minor.
ity nomination to the House. Editor
Frank Stanley may lie the nominee
for State Senator. lie is popular in
the district.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22

Hon. II. r. Jampolis, an able law
yer and a gentleman of influence and
means, Is the strongest man yet mem
toned by Democrats for Congress in
the Second District. Jampolis can
have the nomination II he will ac-
cept, and his acceptance means his
election by a handsome majority.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22
GEllR! GEIlR!! GEHR!!!
Information Wanted.

Information leading to the dlscov.
cry OF the whereabouts OF one S.
Whipple Gehr, formerly ofiicing with
one A. c. Gehr, will be thankfully
received by ADVERTISER, CHICAGO
EAGLE Office.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22

West BADEN and French Lick Springs.
For the accommodation of visitors
to West Baden and French Lick
Springs the MonOn Route will run a
sleeping car to the springs every
Saturday night. beginning Saturday,
June ., and returning every Sunday
night
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22

Summer Train Service via Wisconsin Cen.
trail
Effective May %. To Waukesha
and lake resorts $40 q. M, LES D.
NJ, 3:45 p. m, 8 p. m. To St. Paul,
Minneapolis, Ashland, and Pacific
Northwest 6:05 p. M, ll:45 D. m.
To Duluth sos p. m.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22

A GENTS furnishing goods depart
3ent has been added to Shayns's
State street store.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22

THE new billiard hall Of Messrs,
Pagan b Barber, over the House OF
David, 1872 Clark street, 10 the finest
IN the city. Visit II.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22

PuHx's wsiss beer 4 . healthy anA
nourishing drink.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-24
USGESILEnANLY CONDUCT.


Yesterday morning an aged lady
who reaidss In tue southeastern Iaf'
VI the city boarded the RAPID Iransi,
car which LON CaldvI's park about 1855
O'CLOCK, anu No she IL quite feeble
walkou about halt block 10 where II
Is more easy to ge, on the car. She
begged tho conductor to be patient
with her AZ she was getting OH, anu
said that you may b. old yourself eomt
uay. To tniH lac fspiivd, ~ shAn't be
au-d tool Wnrn 1 am" Upon aTriV'
ing ~ State tuust Tie ia1y requested h
transfer " tue Murray car guiug nur h.
when the SAM cJnuuctyf replied, "a
would IKE 10 tfa.sier you 10 ffUyU,"
lhe iady not Ouly fvlt shocked ut these
remarks but also greatly agitatUd nud
could scarce refrain from tears at beiug
thus rudely treated by one Oi tne pub.
Ito servants. No uouBt tue conductor
viii hear mole VI this ungrnllumAnly
conduct TOWARDS nn esteemed lady.
The lady herself reported this u n
NEWS man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-24
Paris Home Laundry.

Article. Of incorporation Of tho Paris
Home Liuudry have been lled with
the clerk OF the rhiid district court.
The object IL 10 carry on a steam aud
band laundry IN oil iis branches In
Salt Lake CITY. Tho capital stock l.
5000, divided into 600 snnfes OF tue
par value VI $40 per snare. Tho 0iilceis
are Joseph 4, Bsoht, prtsidtuii n. l..
Cumming, vice president; W. a.
Chapman, treasurer aud A. Il. kR-s'
wig, general manager, wiz, together
Win l.. a. Cummings, form tue bIari
OF directors and own all tue stock OF
the company. The property q the
company consists Of the tools horses,
wagons, machinery, etc, Of the n me
Steam an1 Hand Laundry, anu all Vi
the machinery, tools, hufsts, wagons,
etc, VI the Paris steam and Hand
Laundry, 10 tho business Of winch
cYmpAnivs tho new incorporation cue
Ctcus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-24

people, that 20 psrtage not Of her sins
aud receive not Of her plaques. Yet
hundreds and Thousands ~ them dis
regatd this sacred call, aud By theif
example cause many 70 lead intom'
pefate lives.
The speaker pleaded with the people
TO be fully tomuerate in their habiis.
Many were striot as they could ue, but
many also were given TO slight vatl'
ances from the strict rule, aud though
In little wRys tiat might not appenf
harmful ~ themteives, yet IN those
small Departures they were setting S'
gmples tHa' lei others % 10 worse. lie
exhoried the Saints q set their ihcts
frmly against the uss ~ int0xichnls 10
any degfee, that their livcs might be
perfect example Tor oihers 10 DO Ike
wise. Then would they fulhl the
obligations placed on them 10 THIS
respect By tho LDtj. The Almighty
has designed them 20 DO % ilght TO Tue
world, nu1 they should make them.
selves worthy 10 occupy that exalted
position. They bhuuli arouse them.
selves aud by their purity, thgir con.
sistcncy, their isIthfulHess, fulhl
the holy mission placed upon
them, that all men Hh uld love
them Tor their good deoIs aud Rloiiiy
I'D. They have received the Gospel
oi peace, Ia disyuusation opened up
by tue great God HimtolL who iuirr.
duocd Ills Son 10 tue boy Prophet, tId
chose tho Saints 10 accomplish mighty
purposes In the salvation Of men. May
they BE- awakened 10 sense OF this
positi1n anu fully meet ~ RESPONSE
billtics.
Thc choir rang the anthem.
Ocomo. let ut Gins unto the for1.
Benediction was offered by Elder
lieber J. Grant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-24

SELLING DATES FROM all points,
October sud 10 5lh inclusive, good ior
return until October 18TH
D. E. BURLEY,
Gcn'l Agent Passenger Department,
Salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-24

From all other stations not men.
toned above rats viii be one single
fare Tor the round trip, but IN no case
20 exceed rate frsm pliut heyond.
Tickets will he sold from Ortobcr
2nd 10 I'm, inclusive; limited to Octo.
ter 10Th, 1894,