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Decorah-posten., 1894-02-20
Weoaftpr y. u. GuSber
DOB.

Ns'iN'"N put ! p'st Au1 utu8l Vti
@Iterretnine, at ben eamle 8eterar
blanot nurI,e Rebattsrsr / &merifa, 3,
VI. Snsber er aisaaet peo Dsoen. Sar
osoe ! @rano Sorts, q. Dat, Manoaq
G%itermiooas ben lite bs. al Sjerteips.
bonn, / Ell aloer Of 50 9tar.
9amle Susher bar cel os forbelag.
Zig beijeuot blnnbt bet norIfe gublitum
%beriaanos, Os afbolot al line aoaegaer
os bet maa pel iiges. at ben nprfame.
r%itanIfe Gpisueroen bar tabt en- al fine
beoite WGuO.
Sra "guoititten" ital pi tiIabe os Of
tase neoenitanenbe Oplpsuin9er ON ben
Nibsoe:
"5erbinano u. Susber par isot i 8i.
borg, 9anmarf, ben 16oe Sum- 1925.
Com Barn fptteoe ban meo fin Mooer
til ariItiania, 3prse, % iii fin uoOan.
nelie peb 8riltiania lluiperiitet. San
blep tbeOlUsiit aanoioat 1851 o. bar
eiterbaanben 9nrer i 8isCr, 2iaeinno
os Grenbal % Seitprer al Berger itolen
! Sreoig. San bar So9nepreIt / Niss
bal ira 1864, inotil ban / 1869 tog fin
lilteo for at uooanore til amerita.
San fam isrit iii ga Crosse, @iscons
i'm, bOor ban blep Weoreonftgr al "5Rs
%orelanoet og G%migrauten", Iom ben.
gang uo9apes al ofopoe 5reberit 8lei.
i6er. s 1873 reiite Susber tit Ntins
neapolts % bleU Geontter o9 Mebeier
al "SuoIitfen". s Wtai 1875 fptteOe
ban tilbage til Ga @rpsie p9 Operto9
igjen &eoattipnen al "59orelanoet o9
@ml9ranten", % bleo eIter 0tr. Sic,
lders 8go i 1878 O9iaa bette Sluos
@ier. Susber iionGontes / 1878 al
8r9iioent Snbes til Resiiter i be 6or.
eneoe Staters 2anbtontor us inbebapoe
bette @mbebe inotil ban / 1888 to9 OFF,
feb for at funne tage en- Cur til Norge.
s 1886 iptteoe ban meb "5ebrelauoet
ps @misranten" til Minneapolis, bpor
ban alerebe / nosen Gib bnobe uosipet
en- Rinneiota llosape af 8labet. San
%ubneputes al @%upernsren til Meblem
nf Board of Managers for Statens S9es
fOrmifuler Us bleu 1888 pulst til Mebs
lem af Statens 2esisiatur. San nebs
lasbe imiolertib i'm Neutrality-suspicious.
beb % tos Gfiteb ium 9esislaturmers
lem os fra Board of Managers, ba ban
/ 5ebrnur 1890 af greiioeut Sarriion
ubnapntes til be 5urenebe Staters Son.
iul | Bort Stanley % ct. 9homas,
Ontarip, Canada. San aflsites fro
oeune Sitting iibitleben Sttober os fom
tilbase til Winneapplis. Sort for Sui
reiite ban op til @ranb Sorts, g. Dat,
os uuertus Saskatchewan al "Nprmans
benz.
Susber efterlaber fig @nfe, Sru Ebes
reiia Susber / 2ileiano, en- Ssn, Ies
ter Susber, Der er Ssmano, lamt to
9stre, Mrs. g. SsrenIe len i M,nneapos
lis os Mrs. u. 6. Surit i @ranb SORTS,
81. Dat.
Mr. Susber bar en- iterf 8epublita.
ner % en- iuris Bolitifer os bar altio
bel anieet / bet Barti, | bois 4farer
ban tUs Ell iaa piais Del. San bar
iaalebes / Here Gar ct aftipt Meolem
at ben republifanfe Statssg entralfo.
mite / @isconiin. s 1884 q ban
Bartiets 8aubibat til 9reiibents Glecs
tor at large for @isconiin, bleu palgt
ps faitebe i'm Stemme paa Sames 9.
Blaine.
Wen bet bar life bare | politiIfe
8rebie, at DIR. Susber bar bel feet. San
bar bel fienot pper belle Horoueiten,
iarlis i ltanbinapilte 8reoie | Chicago,
Ga Grpsie os Minneapolis, bpOr ban
e~iterlaber fig tulrise genner, Der lense
pil iaune ben uirfipmme, spobierteoe %
ielitabelise samle Mano.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-20
ScWaS ~2egtsIatur.

"N''fN' OShuAta b"t HtN itslAs NHs
pGrct bart pptasei al ~Ioituapnte sag
% LANCE % pioilsitise Ioler for %
tmoo bet inoItileoe 5orTae bar prrsi
boiot, ianoipuliauis Tor at bortlebe Sol
tets SpmGriiOmbeo fra prohibitions
iper9smoalet. Gn Mnnsoe Yctitioncr
/ 5apsr al Stemmeret for Suinber er
inoienot til 2esislatureu.
Senaieis % Suiets Temperance.
tomltecr bar Iioite llse baut 5rles-
mHSer for at oiitutere 4rObibiticus.
ipprosmaalet.
Repreicntnut Nicpl bar fremiat
6Orln9 ON Snbipretie Of @stebors'
Spitemet. 3ette 5orIIas bar aOmiteen
baot unoer uofGrlis SebnnoIins iioIie
u9e. men ben or enonu life tommet iii
nosct &eiultnt. 5Orlaeet beiiemmer
bL: a. ieI9enoe: Gubper inotorpOreret
Sp Ton ueo en- aImiHoelis 5ulteaiitems
ming 9iue Ell SOrppratipn paa minsit
rs 8erioner ct ii Gnrs ertlniiot Mcnos
poi for Sals al Husoritte. aUrporas
tlpren itnl betale fine lgbeuos lo9iiter,
en- aarIis 8Ipioenoe al 10 9roeeut pau
ben inbbetnlte Sopital til Gttiebploerne,
o9 &eiten al Sortjeneiten Ifal ocles, 80
Hrocent al ben saar til 8peu og 20
Hrocent iii Stoleiunoet. Sn9eu Saloon
ian pprettes / ct 8al9oiitritt, bpOr en-
Ntajoritct al Gieroom8beiiooere item.
msr osrimpb. Ter oil bliue spet itreng
&ontrol meo oerus SaIpontrofit.
eenator Oleion bar iremint 6urlus
ON Snoigrelis al 5Orli9eliesret i 5pipns
ibips / 2i9beb meb ben 2op, iom iijor
bIep ueotu9et al Noro GatOtas 2ssiss
latur. Der ital pnl9es A 5~orlieelIess
commissioner / buert Soiunlbip. Be
iur ct 2iosrm af 2 9lar Oe lpns
neg paa famine Waaoe TOM 5reo8oom.
mere. Sur benne aommisIiOn fan ba
SoBer ipres uben at tp til Nopptaters
mes Sjelp, iaa en- bel Del llosiiter bsrs
peo ipares. Suis man life er tilireos
meo ben ajenoelie, aOmmis iionen off
fan man benpenoe fig til be al.
miupelise 9omtole.
&epreieutant @oob fra Maotion
County bar iremiat 5prilas ON tpul'
gen Strlesans. SorIlaeet inbeboloer
en- bel Del betimelige Seitemmelier.
Oct blir, buis bette 5UrIas pebtases,
5prGlores % 5prmpuberes Ylist at
ienoe be Born, iom be bar unber fin
Sarefast, % Tom er / Gloeren mellem
s % Is Iar, til Stole minbit 10 Tiger
on Iaret, % 8 Tiger uf benne Sfoles
gang ital bore uoen Gibrpbelie. Sp,s
'Spruene life er aanbs. eller le9ems,
friite eIer iaar ben | 9open forlangte
SfoIeunoerpisnin9 anoetitebs enb / be
pifentlise Stolcr, sialber life 9open for
%iaabanue. Suis be, Der bar 8sruene i
Saret9st, life er iltanp til at fpripne
benz meb be nsbpenbise &laber eIer
SfOlebsser, ital SfOlebireftsrerne be.
tale for bisie at SfoleiOnbet. De i
5orla9.t beitemte 8soer for Suertra'
belie al 2open 9ialrer baaoe for Sor.
alore, Sormpnoere % Sfolebirettsrer.
Wnltten oarierer fra IS til $50 for
Spertraoelie eaer 5prismmelie al at
siennemiere 2ouens 8eitemmelier. Spis
8srnene er iaa uitprlise, at be life fan
bolbes Sfole fan De ienbes til &eiprms
ifolen. Oct er osiaa forbuot at beifiai.
ti9e gsrn | n9onte Gloer / no8enIom,
belit 5prretnins, i~aalGnse Stoletioen
parer, mebminbre 8Drnene bar irefpen.
teret en- 8riuatitple / Spersnsitemmelie
n,eb 9ouen.
Senatur Carpenter, meblem al Sfolcs
tomiteeu, bar inoiilet til Sebtaselie ct
SprIas, Der tilaber Sfolebirsttsrer at
oprette &inoersarten.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-20
: On Miaiuu Scres af fineite 6arn

- On Milipu gcres al fineite 6arm.
lamb longs @reat @ortbern Sanen
Minneiuta. 2ap Tris % lette aibeta.
linsspiliaar. Jur nGrmere SplpsHin'
ger % Starter "TRIP til @reat Rurtberu's
auntur 800 Nicolet Gpe, Minneapplis,
eler Srent Nprtbern 9aHo Department.
Cor. of Bird and Broadway Streets,
ct. Yaul, Minu. II.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-20
80 Sef % GIfe" ntener Matb. 8o'

IS Sef % 9life" mener Matb. 8ol'
lepien, at bet er bebIt, at baabe Yreiter
% 29siplf af ben 6pr. @irte tlaber fig,
% isrit us fremit al Siertet beoer Sub
ON 5Orlubelie for bore mango % fore
% itpsse Spuoer % bernGit ip8er
~bpernnbres 5ilsiuelie for. bpuo ri
mnatte bnue siort mob %bperanore ps
iaalebes bespnoer 5OreniHssiaseu fpr-
ira. M. 8oleuien er en- ipris "sIuss.
burger. SpnbserIjenoelie er SmpeH'
belIeus isrite a~ienoem9rfe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-20

Nabenbiertis. s ct s6weiberbu.
tells 5remmeobps blep for tort lib
iiSen en- 5rsisn @. fra BRADFORD inb.
iprt. timber 8nbriten "gefieftiael,e"
bauoe bun tilfsiet: "Iaa Sast efter en-
sGstemanb".
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-20
Ten Ste Gebrual. 1891

Zen ste 6ebrual, 1894.
Sr. 8eonttgr' = Sec ian iaa me9en Gpe'
terina | "8ecordbsT oiten" on, at "Susuen'
men bar laa bra iom uo9su anoen Ntaltins
til at ip. Saa t9nfte jeg, at jeg otIoe 9lsre
ct Jurieg og faa mig Ell, min 8one bapoe
iamlet meget Spi ior Spniu9, men bet fom
mart ibop uaar "SusUeunen" tom. Den er
me9et let at arbeioe n9 ipr me9et gpot %
pent. St er aIOelcs bel forup.et neo ben.
Seq anbcfdler Den oerfor til ollie. iom pil
hdpe ell. 6ru9tcn oar $2.2. gGrbgoiglt
9. u. TabL Grafton, gSalib SO. ". ..
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-20

5or nogle faa aur iioen bar bet
umnlist iamtioist at uiienoe blot to
9elesrammer i mObiat 8etuins. Ir
fan Der iences ~ 9elesrammer, SO i
bpsr &etniaa, paa en- Os famine 9raao
uSen 6oritprrelie. "a 1eleiunen fprite
Sang blep fremuiit, bar 9inien fun al
en- Spsninss 9ansbe. Stu fan man
pso Sjalp af 3eleiOnen tale meb en-
Maub. Der er tuiinbe Ollie burte.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-20

9eiatuingen paa aorpetten Scar
large, ium iOrrise use itranbeoe pua
8oncabOrs 8ep, er i goo Sebolo aus
fpmmen til Colon os psntes III Stem
gprt Snsbas benns llse. Sun Ell al
8eiatninseu, 5prbsoeren anbrep Rpb.
bins, brufnebe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-20
SonCert

1amtr % Strrer! stns .n,r en- enastr gtars,rs
Sreueos. Der stDsr t9eslia N%npisuius ior Sammtnlyt,
MING az aAs Slugs Strtpsiler, o8 ~tuotboloer 100 iorIsel,
!i9e SlG9s vtsuttrbrtps. 9erionsr, ION 1T, ,r ooot
hlen1nis ! bet snseIlts SprOs. tan ueo Bonn. Brepboo ior.
Nart n9 en- itisr og burtts gpslie. gt ienoer so,,r
lamt u nitst oa're Rduutort Tor ben biutae Bris at az
vents. assnter snltes. Abresis.
.a Y. B.Grtbera
%o'SIf Sldrthele, URtnu, Dor 81
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-20

Srnntet bar III Ogian nRgtet at itno'
fRite @ 8 Bsdbnms l%lou9puclie til
5Orsnsoe Stuters Spieiteretsbommer.
Zen bIeu iprtaItet meo Al mob 80 Stsms
mer. Of benz Der ltsmte for BAN, bar
90 9emotrnter, s 8epublifanere % l
YppuIiit; impb itemte Is 9emoirater
30 8epublifnnere % 8 Bopuliiter.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-20

History of the Scandinavians i'm
the United States, iOrfuttet al ums
firing 25 prOminente ameritanite sfans
pinauer, er ben iuloitGnoisite us pGr.
oliuloelte SiitOrie ON Sfanbinauerne /
amerttn. N9enter snites. Silfrip:
8. q. NeIiou,
1413 uniperiitp Gpe., 9. 6.
25.20ti. Winneapolis, Wiuu.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-20

Sen Gpmmisior, Tom Tor en- Glib
ioeH blep nebint / gnlconins al SOutb
american Steamibip Co.'S 5orOrin9
mob DC 5oreneoe Stntsrs Staggering for
SeIlastn9oelie AT 3amperen "Stata" i
1891, bar uetup uisipet fin Sienoelie
% tiltienot aumpauiet en- Gritatnins al
s235,O0O.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-20
Nrbetoe for 9(uet

G9enter tilbpoes $50 paa 80 Danes Tin
$3.50 SnotG9t ! IRE Tiger eler mgen Beta.
ling. Seno 6rimGrte fur 8rpper Ga Cplns.
nln9er til ii. Sbpop, Ro. f Is, 8acine, @ts
7.20.26 con.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-20
Browns Bronchial TrOches'.

5or Sloebefinoeuoe i 2uftrBret, Gitb'
ma % 9un9eip9oomme bar Browns
Bronchial Troches en- mGrfelis Gone
til at belbreoe. S9l9es fun / sgIfer.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-20

6orflaring. ser ou 8arpu 4.
Der? Gan er 10 albeles itdloet, % fan
bog life bore iaa iarOeles aummel."
"Na, Sfalbetbeoen fommer belcr
life at bans aloer, men al bans ling.
oom."
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-20

8 ben goOe gamle Sib, ou Die bleo
benpttet / 5prtaarue, blep en- 9ampe al
5000 2pies 8raft anlet for no9et lbpre
fort. Oct ii0Ite elettriite 5prtaarn
9eOe peo Sapre / 5runtriSe faar en-
Strait nf 100000 2ps.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-20
Ysnac jor Settlerue paa Gruw

Eer9e fDr Seftlerue paa orpD
Greef RrierpaiiOnen. Suiets aOmlte
for Suoinuer.a ulisgeuocr bar iuoitilct
I'll S~ebtaselie Sun9resmauo &ldlers
6crIlas ON at beoiloe $4,000 for DC
SettIsrs, ipm | 1885 peo greiiosnt
Glrpelanos Srore blep preune bort fra
Grow Gresi Heierpntiouen / Spo 3a'
fota.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-20

For $l.G5 a week, Mrs. Breckenridge
furnishes DEBORAH Institute studenls as
good day board as is usually obtained In
private families.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-20

Si faar laa mango burI
8reue at beipare fra Qanoid
iom tenfer paa at tOnnls ~
lig til Saaren, at ri maa
fglsenoe &aaO foe 8reutud
gen: Sfrip buaOilng5 SAM
enlter, enten StOO eler ID
eaer 2ano for arcaturau4
Der nO9en iGritilt StOt ea'd
itritt, ou bar tent pOa, iad
giu ianme; itriu tpOellgt
Naun pg IbreSier; tOmm'd
Sur tiaigemeO 2artrr o3I
itriDelier paa en- ll9G laa
igien. Spis biSic &e9ler
tages, ian fan ui 9lOr ct t.nr
tpOeligt Spar nleO ell Dan
anuile laaoant SanO, JON VI.
uil bliue tilfreo3ltlllcnOs.
fan 9ipe f%uloitGnoi8c % PAD
III II
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-20
Gn p9roiinio Sog til balp
Yris.
cfohn WIsdcna 4 Ituottaf "a

SNuWpUuB o IOJf VuI q WVBtI HUIl
ttst % interesiant SnObUlo. 6oruoeu en-
fuIbftGnotg Qlmunat for Naret, / 9isbeo inch
ben, iom uo9iues al Gbriitturio llniueriitei
(nteo Guanseltrres Ser) ianrt srtitler ON
SsniebolO, Si1tIDtieI, Sr9pldutnirs, Sdpe'
itel, erbperpeIie Of Someteaolauo % 8rslcY
rirseus 9anoiOntorer / ale Statsr % 1erri'
torier, inoebOloer Sosen osiaa Ell frlot9u'
big norlt'ounlt auaebo9 % mango andre
p9~roifuIoe DpIpsnInser % Rauo al ons
Slass. Bpslnoe,Yriien er 40 Gents, men
BOsen ienoes frit til olle iom iuoienoer fin
goresie % 20 Gents SrimGrfer eIler Sslp.
mprt I'll
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-20

Nebser's Angleworm Oil Liniment
erhOloes osiaa for Srus for 8pr, Oa
Setefolf iatter bet iaroeles bsit.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-20
q. I. Wpore.
WprneDenl1en."

vt llultreret u9eblao for 8gru. 0rgp
bet ct Var; bet foitsr bare 35 Gents fpr
aaret' Goresie:
"S srnepennen,"
ES'2o4 Bor 237. Heo Biua, Wiun.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-20
SGa M0rfc hertiL.

Seq DnIter at mebOele Soil, at nnariou,,
belt De tr9n9er en- 9prlRge, bpr De hen,
oenoe it9 til 6. Gbrubnmion / Sarmpnp
San belbreoeoe npli9 en- Scope ior mia
iom leo al en- a%Iporltq % meaet farlio Sno.
pom, o9 Spret er MI iuloitPnoia rolf. Sea
lpnrs, Oct er min Eligt at dnbefalc en- Wono
lonl torltaar ltne 8ing laa goot, lom W{r.
Nbrabamion gior.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-20

22.20.4
Arizona republican., 1894-02-28

The great proprietor of the largest pork packing establishment in the world, Philip D. Armour, arrived in the city yesterday morning in his spe cial car Wisconsin," He was accom- panied by Dr. F. W. Gunsaulus, the great Chicago divine, lecturer and poet and president of Armour Institute, Dr. Billings, celebrated physician of Chicago, Mr. Henry King, the large dry goods merchant and Frank Hood, literary gentleman of national reDuta- tion and Frederick Layton. heavily in- terested in the Armour. Packing con- pany.
 The itineray embraces a tour of southern California and the midwinter fair. At the solicitation ot Dr. Gun saulus the route was slightly changed 80 as to embrace Phoenix.
 Judge Klbbev. friend of Dr. Gun saulus, having b9eu apprised of their coming arranged to meet them and they were driven about the valley by the judge, Maj Evans, Col. Fitch and other gentlemen. The party returned to the city about o'clock and after lunch spent the rest oi the day until dinner time in making a tour of the city. ''devoting especial attention" said Dr. Gunsaulus ito butcher shops." and it was in the shop of Tribolet &s Saund- CTS that REPUBLICAN reporter met the distinguished clergyman, whom if he had not known, he would have mis- taken for freight conductor taking a day of.
 The first place of interest to MT. Armour visited by him wa, Hurley's meat market.
 All the gentlemen. particularly Dr. Gunsaulus, were effusive in their praises of Phoenix. The praise was not confined to the usual subjects of en- comium, the climate, the midwinter vegetation, etc., but extended to the busy streets, the crowded and we'll stocked stores and the general air of thrift, the like of which they said they had not seen since they left the city by the lake.
 Dr. Billings regards the atmosphere, passing bis opinion on hls observation and the result of his inquiries. as peculiarly healthful and lnvigorating.
 The party left last night for the coast. making prediction that nowhere else on their long journey would they find a more delightful spot, or spend more pleasant day than they had spent in Phoenix.
 An unexpected incident of Mir. Armour's visit was his attendance at district court in case in which he is interested as head of the Armour Pack
Arizona republican., 1894-02-28

The umbrella trees which have been planted in the parks and along the lot fronts of the property of Col. Simms, out North Center street, attained a splendid growth last season, and prom ise this to do even much better. This beautiful tract will undou btedlv be- come the choicest residence district of the city. It is within easy reach of town. upon the highest land for miles around, and offers as fine a prospect as can be desired. The lots are all IOOx2OO feet in area. Each faces the park, where the heavy, shade-giving umbrel. las and ash trees have been set out.
Arizona republican., 1894-02-28
We Mean Business.

When we say that we are going to quit. We will give you 20 per cent discount on all stationery, musical merchandise and wall paper. Also Domestic sewing machines. Every- thing goes for spot cash and for cost.
 PRATT BROS.
Arizona republican., 1894-02-28
The AlhamDra,

The most desirable place to stop in Phoenix, central location and beautiful surroundings. Large we'll ventilated and handsomely furnished rooms Dining room in charge of skillful caterers, and the best of meals served Rates very reasonable.
 MRS. KATE M. FRENCH,
 Proprietress.
Arizona republican., 1894-02-28
Wall Street Sample Room

The most quiet retreat in Phoenix. Handles nothing but the best liquors and cigars. No loud talk about my place. Drop in and see me. No. 12 Wall St., James Rennie, proprietor.
Arizona republican., 1894-02-28
For Rent,

Five-room house with five acres sl falfa, good water, perfect shade. plenty of fruit, one-fourth mile south of depot, price $15 per month. Inquire of Pratt Bros.
Arizona republican., 1894-02-28

When in Tempe go to the Butte Sta ble for team. The proprietor, J. H. Pritt, understands his business and has the finest turnouts in Arizona. Every thing is new and of the best. He has good saddle horses also.
Arizona republican., 1894-02-28
Beattie, photos.

Clearance sale of fruit and shade trees regardless of cost at the Rio Boni- to tree yard, Washington St., Phoenix. Trees at your own rrice. Time given on large lots with good security.
 FRANK M. HAMMoN,
 Mapooar
Arizona republican., 1894-02-28
Spot Cash.

Pratt Bros. are selling out at cost for spot cash only. Now is the time to get a Domestic sewing machine or paper your house cheaply.
Arizona republican., 1894-02-28

Beattie's photos are the finest made. While opposite the Venjome the price will be $275 per dozen.
Arizona republican., 1894-02-28

Go to the Model restaurant for good clean meals at 15 cents. Our coffee is immense. Opposite Court House on First avenue.
Arizona republican., 1894-02-28

ing company, which, at the present term, through it's corporation law yer, Judge J. B. Early. brought suit against P M. Hargraves of Gila Bend, to recover claim of $3,500, in which sum the defendant had become indebted to the plaintiff while doing business some years ago at Lampasas, Tex.
 Certain evidence of an entirely for nal character and which could be of fered only by member of the corpora tion or an agent was lacking. The alert corporation attorneyquickly seized upon MT. .Armour's visit as the proper time to bring the case to focus. After con- sultation with the millionaire in his private car Judge Early arranged with Judge Baker to hear the case at o'clock so at that hour MT. Armour leaving his entertainers accompanied his lawyer to the court room. offered the testimony required and judgment was immediately rendered for the cor poration.
 So MT. Armour who set out on a himself on having been able to unex- pectedly mingle business with it, anu JudgeEarly may congratulate himself on thus having been given an opportunity to exhibit variety of resource so in- dispensable to s-ccess in the career of an attorney for corporations.
 Our and 10 cent bargain counters are always full of new goods and it will surprise you the amount of goods you can buy for a dollar at the Novelty Store, 35 W. Washington street.
 Railroad News.
 A well-known piano dealer who has just arrived from a trip through the territory states that it was extensively rumored that the north and south road was about to exert every nerve and spend all availab ble "sinews of war" to push that road to completion next August so as to secure the vast sums usually spent in travel and also to carry off the valleys surplus crops. This would be equivalent to bonus of $200,- GOO. It is also said the Southern Pacific to meet the extension Of the s. F. P. & P. people will extend their line thirty miles north so as to put Mesa. Tempe and Florence on their main trunk line If these schemes be accomplished there vii he lively summer and fall here.
 Df. Woodruff has removed his office and residence to northwest corner of Second avenue and Jefferson street. Calls day and night promptly attended to.
 "Buy where it pays to buy" That's the way to save money during these hard times, and let us tell you it will pay you to select your house furnishing goods at the Novelty Store, 35 W. Wash ipOtOD ctroat
Arizona republican., 1894-02-28

A fine line of confectionery at PHG- NIX FRUIT STORE, successor to Can dy Kitchen. Try our 25c cream candy.
Arizona republican., 1894-02-28

F. A. Lombard. tailor, 30 Wall street Best cutter on the coast.
Arizona republican., 1894-02-28

For rent-A nlce suite of rooms for offices in the Thibodo building.
Arizona republican., 1894-02-28
An Ideal Home.

Donofrio's confectionery fresh every day.
Arizona republican., 1894-02-28
Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.

Investigate the suit club of F. A, Lom bard, the Wall street tailor.
Arizona republican., 1894-02-28

Charles Donofrio's candy factory and fruit store is the place for fresh goods,
Arizona republican., 1894-02-28
THE ARMOUR PARTY.
Another Delegation of Dis
 tinguiShed Visitors.

The Millionaire Packer Gets Here in Time to Take Part in a Law
 Suit in Which He Is Interested
Arizona republican., 1894-02-28

"Buy where it pays to buy" That's the way to save money during these hard times, and let us tell you it will pay you to select your house furnishing goods at the Novelty Store, 35 W. Wash ington street.
Arizona republican., 1894-02-28

Df. Woodruff has removed his office and residence to northwest corner of Second avenue and Jefferson street. Calls day and night promptly attended to-
Arizona republican., 1894-02-28

The First New Goods of the Season Gan be Seen at
Arizona republican., 1894-02-28

Our and 10 cent bargain counters are always full of new goods and it will surprise you the amount of goods you can buy for dollar at the Novelty Store, 35 W. Washington street.
Arizona republican., 1894-02-28
lSultation Free.

Dr. MacLennan may be consulted daily at his rooms at the Vendome, West Washington street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-08
CRUSHED UNDER WHEELS.
A Union Pacific Brakeman Has Both
LEGS Cut on.
itis Probable the Accident wut Prove
Fatal Taken 90 tho ogden
Hospital.

Robert Murdoch, aged - year., a
resident u Logan, who has been IN
the employ Of the Union Pacific rail.
way, met with au accident At 2:2O this
afternoon which deprived him OF both
iegs.
Nit Murdoch was a new brakeman
on the road. When the accident
happened he was riding on top OF a box
car In tho yards Of the Union Pacific,
south Of the passenger depot While
attempting 10 look forward on the train
from tho side u the car he was
struck by telegraph pole and Toll
under the train. Two wheels " tho
car on which h0 was riding and one VI
the locomotive tender TAu over his
legs, cutting them or near the knees.
IL viii be necessary 10 perform another
amputAtion, aud II l. doubtful u the
unfortunate man will survive.
Mr. Murdoch N a stranger here, hav.
Ing accepted work on the railway dur
lug the recent strike.
He was taken ~ the waiting room ut
the depot and was afterwards removed
10 the hospital ut Ogden, where he Will
receive the best possible attention, pro.
vided lac reaches there alive.