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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
LlIato o. Anule Underwood, uero1le

- 7'77T' = TT'T Y "TT7 TTTVITII
NOTICE Is uEHEHY GtNEN ny THE
4 y uhhtihlgncd, executor Of tho ostlto
ul Auule Underwood, deceased. 20 the rrrdl.
.elH OF aAl al purHuus having rlaims against
we sAll 1pceased, 90 exhibit turm WIN tbs
M',,Nay vouchers, within ten montus AFTER
wy Nlat publication of this notice. 90 tho fhii
islhe 'llY, 10 tho County Oh sail LAfe 'tftab
Territory. ' '-'A'' ''AN
r. ALEAa NDER .. EDWARDS.
deceased. ''""'' 'n4tE"ooui
I., g1,ls NJ cANHoy, Auorus- Tor said A4mia.
Dated July g5th 1894
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

IHn'pa' oGeo, salg Lake City, Utah.
N"llNt l7 HEREBY GIVEN THAT
t.'f ~ 'l.N.nf VI the Board of Dirrct1rs
.e 20. .No 40 day 0f July, 1904, an Access
..,. w mills pot ehhrs was levied on the
sil ''.tu ~ company, payable immri.-
No. aa.eH Mo1at, Secretary and Treas.
dis Nfa1 FIRST South Street. ralt Lake
guy sInHE upon which SAID Assessment
~ t.N unpaid ON Tho 10Th day OF As.ust.
f,r ..Ia ...oue delinquent and adYeftsod
KIN NV .A4 unless payment Is made before
I8im r..t a. NN.le auction, on scpfvU Der
'4..s h'"ue O'Clock D. u., a. the Aforesaid
gat.ar ~ lNe uc'Inqrout assessment. t0-
..I .. W.T.. COSTS OF Advertising and expenses
'| aIAgr or lhC Board ~ uITrctOrs.
JAMES MOfTAT.
herV and IFpEH
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John Il Ingram, rlalnua.
A. 81 james. sarah n james. Allie ulaine. {.
u. Hodge, W. Mcyorniek doing husi'
ton Ihs Commercial sauonI Hant Ia
corporation. W. ;, MCCotntCk, GuArd.An
Inc state iiauk OF Utah "a corlorati0nl
and .. I, iliau, Defondants.
Tue People Of tho refrilory Of Utah send
greeting. To A, n. james, sarah D lahcs,
Alilc hlaiuo, l.. II. Hodge, ". :. Mgy0r'
nick doing business az Mccormick y &c }
Jennie =. sutton. Tao Commercial Ma.
uOrai Hank Ia corporation, ". y Mo
Coruick, 1uafdiau, lno state lAnk Of Utah
eorporA1ionl and D. 4. Hiatt. Defend
VoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED 10
L appear in an action brought aEainst you
~ the above named pIa.nun % the District
rcuilory Of Utsh. and 70 ahswer the com.
plant hicd thorain within ten days tcNciusisu
~ the DAY Of aurvircl after the service on you
~ tue tummons-.li served within thus county
or, II served out % lhia county, but la this ole
uict within twenty dAYai otherwise Wlthin
forty days-ur iudgmsnt hv default will DO
taken against you, according 10 the prayer Of
The SAID action IL brought 10 have judsnsn,
AEainst defendant 4. ~ Ianca. boz tho tum Of
itgO With interest ats per cent per annum from
July 20, w, compounded quArtcfIY, iurtii
attorney ieo and costs Of tuit, alleged 20 bo
duOon certain pfomiss1ry note. executed ~
sAid defendant 90 plAintiH. July ~, isJi, for
iiul, with Interest from date atu per cent per
auuum-samc being due and wholly unpaid,
and being secured by mortgage Of even date
on premises hereinafter described, executed
by defendant lAuea 10 plSihun Co have the
usual decree Of this r0uft for TIC foreclosure
OF Huid mortgage adiuig.ns that said premises
be- sold And tnr proceeds Of such sale applied
In pay mUnt Of amounts due a. above, that tho
g aims Of defendants other than defendant
james be declared Junior 30 plAinun'a cIalm on
tald Vromisoti and Tor other relief.
SAID IrCmtsrs are described a. follows, 10
Wit Al Of l0ts % and q. 40 NOfth EuE'eWo1d.
a subdivision u the north half Of lots and l4.
aud part ~ lois and ", block ", Rive Acre
Plat 4, ~ field survey, 30 salt Lake CITY aud
County, Utah,
And you arc hereby notified that n you fall
10 appear and answer the Fnld complaint ~
above required, the sAid plaintiff viii apply 10
ho court Cor the relief demanded therein.
Witness, the Hon samuel A. Merritt i1dFs.
and the seal Of the District Court u
the THIRD Judicial nistFiCL IN and
lsLAtl Tor tho Territory VI UtAh. tht Ilh
DAY u July, 10 the year Of our lord
one thousand eight hundred and
ninety four
DAVID e.. DUNBAR. Clert.
ny GRO u. Looms, Deputy CLERK
u. a. jack, Attorney
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NOTICE Of SToCKHo, pERs,
MEETING.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
- aepce.al setting ot the ftar hoider. ~
on traal, August Oh % al four oiriSq+
Z ~, ny the unI. 10 ttIhs MUrF.a. Ma ID kVEat
,outh leWplo street. SAT- LAKE DIV ia III
s,t " ',,lon or board NJ al 'ctors pres.
Nnu lur me Transaction OF such ott,yr Iustras'
a. may properly GONE before Inc tleetiey
gvn,aIy a, LlIAs NORRIS, rrcsdent.
eAli LAKE CiIl, August lth, lslL
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


'''''' Oh Jonah uroHall, deceased.
NOriCE - uEHEBY GIVEN ny ru~
=, qIdn,dcf,,gncd j. r. Cro,al and u. ii
lAAt 'ouu'" lffh o. the crodItors n and al
ltlt1la having claims against me said te,
,,a.en 90 exhibit thcm With the nece,sssy
,1GItingiE Wthin ten months after the MT
, uNO'Alon 81 lhh notice, Co the said ) N
20 f1Nal. And ., ~ schuUlor ~ salt Lake CIV
dated August tth. ls
., ~ CRONALL.
,,....,... % n slUlIII.FH.
A1min''uA1ou OF Jonah Crosatl. dcceh.ed.
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ana lu accordance with law aud tho order
~ tlg board % directors made on the said gIst
Gay Of May, l'Ai, 90 many shFtos OF each uar.
~, OF suUh stock a. may DO necessary will DO
ttiH W luult auction Al Room W, Cullen
il9.eli Wcii second south Street. AID i4Fe
wv Ntah Territory, on Thursday tho SON
lAl ~ August, 1894, ut2 o'clock p,m,. 10 nav
WI selL4ueni aasessmout thereon, together
Mo sale. "
ARTHUR PARSONS.
t.uF.l. ,....,,. Secretary,
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Ana in Accordance with Law aud an order
~ inc Board Of Trustees made uu tho above
dhtu 70 many ahares OF each parcel OF such
tiucA a. may DO nrcUsHhyt will be- cold AZ
room 30, ~ Constitution hutdnE. san Lake
CITY, Utah, NJ tho hour ~ o'clock D. BOZ. on
the -Uih day Of August 1894, 60 pay delinquent
assessments, together with Goals Of aIytfts.
ing and expense Of sale
July n, l.at.
y 5, Payment may be made 90 "a. A.
Gibbs, treasurer, room No, els C0nstItution
huildinE SAT- Lake city, Utah
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF william II. lewis. deceased
~ Office rs HEREBY OWEN, BY TUu
~ uudpTagngdt administrator o. Che ps.
tate ot William n. Lewis. deceased. 10 tt.
creditors ~ and an perHuuH hAVug UIaIma
against che tall deceased, to eHhlut them Win
tnu necessary vouchers within Cen month";
after the tTtt publication OF tnH notice. o. tHy
snid underslgued administrator At his Tg.I.
cnre Ma, ~ south, Fourth West 81, hait
Lake city, lu the County 81 hAN Lake.
Dated August lbtb. 1874
THOMAS A. LEWIS.
Administrator Of the estate OF William IL
Lewis deceased
Day q srRrIr attorneys foraduinisualor.
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ptLINoulNI NoIloE.
'7h ron' con'ollda'ed lfTIglIIon %.

North FONT Consolidated Irrigation 20.
Location Of Principal PLACE Of HusGesa.
AoUm na Cullen Hotel, West Second
south street. salt Lake City.
Utah Territory.
NOrlCE-TliERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon The following described st1gf ON
ho,ouhi OF assessment 40 No.. levied Un thr
sltl laY " MAY 1874, the several amuuuh Fet
opposite tho names Of the respective share.
holders AZ f0l'0Nsi
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WANTED.


NIcNAHANs DETECTIVE A Ag,sS N,
lNl Rooms l5 and uI.i..
'''' i'', d a'l.uAnAN. supt
A GOOD GIW roa HOUSE wonE:
Savings hank, Main Stree. 'H
A HEALTHY WEI TEsE AT oNoh
n Apply ~, bingham -H.'a
NVANTEU-AGESr- tD .ELLoI,MI., . Nv
Natter" SELLS al s.H. .tHi fUf cIrgulor.
voorhees, 4 hudd. IHar'e 'Ho IN
NyANTED-LADY oh GENTLEMAN 10
w hssih In once -AAI 49, ~ -
chance 70 increase. aul r1t.IIll W.. $500
suued railway fair paid to onae .nEA.ol
Encloae reference aui tef ldfrg,tel sampel
envelope. Manager. Lost urtutf u. hlcAso
NfoMAnAN.s pLulu,L hhg5iLtNV,4is
lNl Rooms . and "a .'l.NT neiA' $40
J. s. usvAuNN, aupt
you WANT A HoMt7
$1,000 w va r as5 h A' WIZ @S' S1s
foWinF veil and stibif. st.hlei ou gnd we,i
and Twelfth south fuwurs Mard t''l
1uwn. balance can Hn Ta.u uotluN ny ~ =
small house nearer totarn Apply to 8. hfoN
tnH onlcH
tRDoRLgss SANITARY CO., 81
MAIN STBEGI
I,gsspOOts. GAHHAoE, DEAD All.
- mails handled. Improved methods OF
dHinfoctius aud handing telephone a'A
-
LOST.
ID ETwREN 7. u. IlNUFs uANk MD
ID HUuuaull tuu, 90 go rcronl .uulh,
ialn County warrant. helar1 90 ~ tAss
tlfst suutu,
FOR SALE.
A GOOD BAKERY business. CHEAP.
~ address A. H.. uIs uGcc,
FOR SALE.
G,tN HUNDRED suAREs SALT LANE
> Equitable Coop stuU.. Tor raau. MAKE
ofur 10 John Goldman. l'1 Dearborn a.
Chicago. lll.
FOR RENT.
u,uRFE PLEASANT FURNISHED Rooms
4 Apply 20 Mrs. A. b. larmun, ~ East
fiftt south street
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EnR RENT.
MONEY To LOAN.

ASSURANCE co. MONEN. o. 90 'EH
i cent JnO. J. Snyder ~ Commercial Hook
GUNS TO SUIT, ON CRY or FARM
> property Elmer O.. Darling, Progress
HulldinE itgMan street
rpwENrY.TivE DoLLhHs UF. WALL \
4 RILEY, Attorneys, hoom rn Com hloct.
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LOsr

ID ErwRES 7. 81. IlNUvs uANK ANp
ID Grfmaula tuH. 90 Faft second South,
s. Boz touuty warrant. Hgturl 90 81 hass
Ifat HuutH.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-08

Sn Mt. @ileab feierte am 0iens.
tag Siaae 2efeper unb Ieine Satin ibre
solbene 9oh;eit. Cine sroBe Mnsabl
BON Jreunben unb 8ermanbten waren
eridienen.
Die Wollenmiiblen ber @ebriiber
Gaiiris in 9illsboro, 9isblanb gountu,
linb am Wtontas infolse elmer Gorberune
BON $4,000 seldIolen tporben; Der
Gisentbiimer 1T Ieitoem berldwunben.
- Sn ein.m @treit nit feinem 9ia6=
barn Samuel Seib biibte am Montae
Der Tarmer CHARLES glarf in 2ima, III
len Gountp, ieine Sonb elm. grlterer
sriff glarf nit einem Belle an, 2esterer
itredte ieinen Mrm gum s9ute aus unb
puroe In bic 8anb setroHen.
Sn WiaiIilIon Start gountp,
brannte am Mfontas yla9mittag ber
5tull BON @eorge 59ambs ob, Bel mel
9em granb piele tuertbpclle Yferbe sll
8runbe gingen.
Dr. 9enrp 9. Willon, pef9er
ansebli@ bic 6rau 9ainbribse in gbil-
lieotbe, 3oB Gountp, persiftet batte, sbat
lid fiirsli1 beimli9er Weiie aug benz
Staube gema9t. Obglet9 sar fein
@ift int Masen ber Grau BilIon porse-
funoen tperben fonnte, 10 iiel bod Ser
Weroa6t iebr itarf auf ibn tpesbalb
Weibfappen am lebten Samitas an bic,
len Yldben plofote ansel9losen batten,
bab tie ben IrSt aufbdnsen molten.
SIM glter BON 50 Sabren itorb
am Sienifa9 Charles 8aumeiiter; Elm
gionier bon 5airielo gpuntp.
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0heooor u1ithoff. +

SeeoSor Mitboff 1T Mittipocb frub 4
llbr in Saneaiter 9eitorben. Ser Wer-
ltor6ene mar Y Sabre alt unb litt on
gSallerlubt. Gr binterfdbt atpei Brh-
oer. 9enrp Wtitboff BON Columbus nnA
Y. = !, ytltbof BON Galifornien, /. 3,
an! gelu9 in Columbus, fernere :, elm. n,
gBittme. fiinf S09ter, BON ber,en eins ~. : !.
9errn Charles ID. MIfreb BON 447 Noi. -
ttrabe. uno eine an Serrn 8. 8. gort.
mel N 1anealter perbeiratbet III nns
stpel 9o9ne, BON benen Der drteas
z 1peooor !, UtttboG, 8aiiirer ber 6odins
: golep Dari y, Sancoiter 1T. Ger Ser.
.oseene sp paesap 9e1orfe 5li ben betannteiten @e-
l~a'se,s1Isa ,uor raus,e ooi. yatrFetO gountp unb
Ssa %a1 ,;.g gial.esnl 9.a oer 2odins 9allep 9anf
uadb ibm betannten @nsonerr. = al. II.
l1br Hoit. 9'1H'''as Z
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

A Maryland man has hunting terra
pin, the only Quo Of which there is any
record. 1t has been taught to lure its
fellows out OF the soft mud OF the creeks,
and last year 1ho 'catch" OF terrapins
through the mid Of tho "hunter" yielded
q sum exceeding 5000.
1t is calculated that during the nine
weeks OF the Scottish coal strike $780,
900 has been lost in wages to the miners.
There has also been loss Of six and a
half million tons OF coal which tho
collieries would have producod.-Ne1r
York Post
Assistant United States Consul to
Annoy, China, William +. Fales has re.
turned from the Orient accompanied
by his wife, who, by the way, is quite
we'll known in American literary circles
as Margherita HaInm.
Thomas G. LAWYER, tho newly elected
commanders of the Grand Army,
ia tho frat native Englishman to be
placed in charge OF an army in this
country since the days Of the Revolu-
ton.
In Korea a boy goes barehcaded until
lIe Is seven years OF age. Ouce he puts
on hat he never appears without 1t.
A Korean girl is never seen in public
aftor her seventh birthday.
james Anthony Froude is u clergy.
man as well as historian, though for
years he has not preached. aud has
oven expressed views OF an atheistic
character.
Tho Duke of Orleans, it is said, will
give up Stowe House, the homo OF his
father, tho late Comte dc Paris, and
will reside in London and on the CONT
mont.
Sarah Grand has written another
novel, and sends it forth under the
rather uncertain title Of "The Unde
Unable"
Thus far this season eighteen tour
lists who set out to climb tho Alps have
lost their lives in the venture.
The New York World calls Senator
Hills speech-making ut Jersey Fairs
"the highest test OF patriotism"
DR.. Farror, of Biddetord, Me-, who is
ninety.eight years old, visits his
patients regularly on a bicycle.
Great Britain has eleven universities,
with 344 professors and l3,40O students.
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Awriter in tho London Ironmonger
is aroused by the purchase Of steel cast.
ings in Germany Tor accodnt OF certain
English railway companies The diff
ference in cost in favor Of tho German
product is from SO to 500 on an engine
costing $4,000. Tho writer argues that
the railway companies are diverting
trade from tho concerns that furnish
them with ireights and robbing British
workers Of their labor. Manufacturers
aud wage.carncrs are called on to do
something for Themselves"
1T is n hard case. but what can tho
manufacturers OF steel castingd and their
workmen do2 They will have to meet
the German price or lose tho business.
Their country has in its time resorted
to protective tariffs, even to prohibitory
DEGREES, but Great Britain Is not doing
those things now. 0tllor industries
have z ado similar complaint, but a FREQ
trade puntry eau do nothing to remove
tho Gso OF such complaints.
Sihcc tho riso aud dominancy Of the
Golden idea in England It has been tho
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by local applications us they cannot
reach tho discussed portion Of tho car.
There Ia only ono way to euro deafness,
and that Is By constitutional remedies.
Deafness Is caused by an intlamed con-
dition Of the mucous lining OF the Ens-
tachian Tube. When this tube is ill.,
famed you have rambling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when 1t Is On.
tircly closed deafness lie tho result. ami
unless the inflammation can DO taken
out and this tube restored to its normal
condition, hearing will 10 destroyed for
ever; nino cases out Of ten arc caused
by catarrll, which is nothing but an in.
famed condition OF the mucous sur
faces.
We will give Ono Hundred Dollars for
any case Of Deafness Caused by cataTrh)
that cannot BIO cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars; FREQ.
+. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 70 cents.
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"In a short timO began to improve. used
three bottles aud could then sleep well. my ap'
petite was good. my food dIGcStod all right and
my nerves were strong. Twas entirely cured by
Or. Greenc's Ncryura blood aud nerve remedy
"a friend OF mine Mrs T. NJ Dolan. has also
been greatly bSnsdtcd by this medicine. She
sayu she could noSds hcr own work without 1t
Another friend. Mrs Thomas Damon. living on
the same street with US, has boon wonderfully
benefited by It 1advtse everyone to use this
remedy; It's effects on tho system are marvel
ous."
Tho ono medicine In tho world which will
cnre you aud make you strong aud vigorous Is
Or. GrcenC's Ncrvura blood aud nerve remedy.
IT'S used and prescribed by physicians every
where aud ACKNOWLEDGED by them to be the best,
surcst and safest medicine In existence.
Use 1t aud you will DO made well. It Is the
discovery of Dr. Greene. oto5 West Fourteenth
street. New York. tho most successful specialist
In curing nervous and chronic diseases lie can
be Consulted free, personally or by letter
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I. ,ruy Do ms arucl, for You.

Mr.. Fred Miller. OF irving, Ill.,, writes
that he had severe Kidney trouble for
many years. with severe pains In his
back and also that his bladder was al
iected. He tried many so-called Kidney
cures but without any good result.
About year ago he began tho use OF
Electric Bitters and found relief at once.
Electric Bitters is especially adapted to
cure OF all Kidney and Liver troubles
and often gives almost instant relief.
Ono trial will prove our statement.
Price only SOC for large bottle. Al
Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store. Q
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pickering for n Ticket.

Cincinnati Enquirer.
Tommie Campbell got in from trip
last week with brand new railroad
joke. When 1t is known that Tommie
knows every. railroad story that ever
was told, tho value OF his discovery will
DO appreciated. It was upin Wisconsin,
where number Of refugees have settled
on farms. A gentleman named Polinsk ky
was about to take trip with his wife
and little boy.
slow much is do ticket for me and
herr"
"Where TOT"
ITO my brothers"
"Whero does your brother live2"
"Two mies this side Of Ishpeming."
"Four aud half each"
sand how much for the boy"
"Under six years?-yes2-nothing."
"But he takes up seat just as do"
ats all tho samo. We don't charge
for him."
SAY, mister; how much will yon take
Of my ticket il l leave him homer"
Tho ticket agent fainted.
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Senatorial Contest IN Illinois.

The appalling possibility OF the
election to tho senate Of Cover
nor Altgeld is presented to the
people OF Illinois and the country.
Altgeld Is not an avowed candidate, but
hc is ready to take advantage OF situa-
ton that may open to him. The Demo-
Gratis have formally named Franklin
MacVeagh as their choice for tho senate
to succeed Senator Cullon. On the Re-
publican sido it is an open field.
In the legislature which elected sena-
tor Palmer were three Populists, and
they held the balance OF power. Tho
three Of them could have elected Re-
publican. Two Of them went to the
Democratic aide and elected Palmer. 1t
is likely that the Popullsts will be
stronger in the next legislature and
may again be the balance power.
Tho legislature redistricted the state
80 as to reduce the Republican repro.
scntation, and there has been como
growth of Populist sentiment In the
event OF the inability OF the Democrats
or Republicans to elect. Altgeld will
step in, try to get the Democratic
strength and make dicker with the
Populists.
The possible success Of tho Anarchist
governor OF Illinois is something not to
be contemplated with composure. Such
Republican victory as that in Maine
would save Illinois the disgrace.
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Pink or THIS.
Are You Entirely cOntented With
YOurself2
There is a Good Reason for Your
Preson. Condition.
You Can Better 1. ifYOu Want to add
Very Easily.

There Is nothing which keeps people down %
much - poor health. II the nerves arc weak. IL
the stomach. liver. bowels OF kidneys TAIL to do
their work properly or for any reason they ieoi
badly they muH do something to get we'll.
Don'twalt and learn By bIttcrexperienco how
dangerous 1t is to tribe with disease, Road the
peculiarly sad experience OF Ma Reliance T.
Henry. OF 81 AshIen street. West Indianapolis
Ind, and her wonderful recovery:
Several Yeas ago was afflicted with catarrh.
female weakness aud nervousness Ieould not
sleep nights aud was in fearful condition Ny
limbs would draw and would be like leo !
could not lie still moment aud wai a wreck.
had no appetite aud what lIttlc food ate DIS
trcsScd me.
Twas growing very thin and losing all tho
color In my iAco. came to the conclusion
was going TO die. Idoctorcd with the most en-
incnt physciauS. but received no bsneGt and
was terribly DISCOURAGED, l heard Of DE-
Grceue's Ncrvura blood aud nerve remedy aud
the wonderful good It was doing aud decided 70
tryit
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disappointment of Britain statesman
ship that tho example Of that country
was not followed by other countries 70
the destruction Of all protective tariff
barriers; bot other countries have
hardened their hearts and stiaened
their uscks, and Great Britain must get
along as we'll as she can as the one great
exsmplar Of free trade. II her people
choose to boy Manufactured products
elsewhere those interested In the
domestic industry must grin and bear
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acknowledgement
wnEELINo, sErTnmBEn IS, 1884,
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.


HoR CoNGRESs
Ffr4t Dtstrfa-BD D. DovENEE, of Ohio countS'
Seeond Dtsyes-A. G. DAYTON. Of harbour Co
Third Disirici-JAs II. HULING. Of Kanawha Co,
FowM tsriei-wARRBN MILLER, of Jackson &c
ron STATE sENATOR-HRsr DISTRICT.
n. Z WHITAKER
FOR HOUSE or pRLEGArEA
JOSEPH C.. BRADY.
ABRAHAM STAMM.
ALEX. r CAMPBELh
i. @. SMITH
roR JUDGE OF THE CRIMINAL COURT.
T. J. HUGUS.
yoR couErY sUPERtSTESDENT or SCHOOLS,
JAMES C. LEWIS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-18

ALL tho signs indicate that ex-Vice
President Morton win easily be nomi-
mated for governor of New York by tho
convention which meets at Saratoga to-
day. Mr.. Morton has not sought the
nomination, but he will accept it II ton
dered and he will be elected. No citi.
zen of New York stands better with tho
people and he has no antagonisms
among tho politicians Of his own party.
The Democrats have no man who can
defeat Mr.. Morton in tho present condi-
ton OF politics in that state.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-18

IT looks as though Senator Jones
chose a bad year to leave the Republi.
can party. He should have proated by
tie sad fate Of that great aud good but
misguided man, Horace Greeley.
Brother Jones will be missed, OF course,
but the Republican party will not go
out Of business because he has gone OF
from It.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-18

TnE Pan Handle Dyeing establish
ment, owned by John HoiImeier, at No.
1881 Market stroct, is tho best equipped
house Of its kind in Wheeling. In add.
ton to the dyoing and cleaning, depart
ments corps OF tirst-class tailora arc
employed, who can do repairing as neat
as 1t Is possible. Clothes aud ladies'
garments, cleaned or dyed, can DO mado
TO look like new. Satisfaction guaran-
toell,