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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-02-01

Spelled Backward. This is the new
restaurant which is the talk Of the
town. 1t opens up for business today
opposite Olsen's Cigar Store, on Com
mercial street. 1t has the largest
range in town. It has the only broiler
in the city. 1t is the place where you
are not smoked out while eating. 1t is
the place where the cook will make a
steak taste like quail. Come and see.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-02-01

Be surprised TO see what little money
viii bpy in the way of Jewelry and
Silver Ware at Ekstrom's Jewelry
Store. You'll also be surprised to sec
what fine work the engraver can do.
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For the best sustained char
acters, there will be three
prizes for Gentlemen and
three for Ladies. Prizes can
be seen at Foard G Stokes Co.
Tickets-.Gentlemen Mask
ers, $l.00. Lady Maskers free.
Spectators, 80 cents.
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"Tnaruatser Eealap Ehr
THE PALACE RESTAURANT

Is not a Russian name, but is simply
the name Of
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A VETERANS STORY
Cen. Catlin Praises Munyon for
Bis Great Work.


General A. % rauIn, formerly Deru.
~ Su veyor % Che poft ~ New No X, "a
u veteran oftHH iWv nd a well.krown
II have cen ttuuUlod with catarrh for
msny Years s1.U Ntiofal Cati In, ~
ductored fnr iiagIott desi, but d.l not
Obtain any mats 90 Iclief aud thi- win.
Il. ny con IliIuu wa. ierrh'e l I, ok
cold eas ", ~ 3 my u'so became ttnpi u
up. hid sever pain aofuss the ffun,
II my head, my u.os became wttoty
Hnoek.d ptot oil D. aud my burcs and
ipiuts acloI con 100 ally. Whom ! got
up in the uo.urg my intoW was Il Lot
wi D. nasts 3. u.s. which DIR pptd no o
&C. tinfttong.t had 20 uawk ~ NJ
dou md tn. made no gag and Omen
yomit TtofO vas "a foariug or buEyiug
sound In NV ears and my breath vas
We v OIL, nsi,p. ! Usl my npuuuue, ran
down IN weight md became depressed
IA ~ Pits.
II tritd ihomugIly soye al n tho b,sl
physician. 20 Ualied, u New York. TOOK
pa en- no. ruuIa oi all 10 ciipi. Hs, bhi
CIV worse nIl Dec time.
= naiy . bean Muuy on's Citaf RI
RENE drs. II ought u WIS no use, sud
lad bat Into iai b, Lea ! Co. gan to i'm.
pr We right AWAY NY al ease rapidly
SIUlDcd g. tho rCmcdy, and underwent
n vhsnpo hist tsa wonderful. WI hin n
suoit tine WIS oIIiIeiF "a cd. tho lsat
TIA, o. Of Tho hiur,us Il syIse hal van.
lshtu, q d today NY uiend- AIo marvel
ing a ,Leglott change 900 me. IL il a
wonderful rUd To Eol strong and
hoUthy .guu. aud u gives ne gr
lolsugo IT, To- Iiy 8. ~ ~ restoration to
he'll. h Il due Co sian uu's "a arm Rem
ety."
stun! on's Hon ornlhi' Remedy Com
pAny, Of fhiladc ph Vs. pa ups caro- for
tV,ty III e.sT. No ina or want the Il .
sestc y or low many dtctp' have iaUtd
% cure you, us, ou dru. SIT iOf q -
nt val ot ouo ~ MUn.uus cures, aud
II on are not lonynugd Nouf money
vi b. Iofui dpl.
TlOse who Giu in doubt a. TO the ma.
luIo ~ tho dIsosso should adltCss piO.
Tess o Man on, d. o. Aich g. Ot lAila-
dclpua, gi,iug full ~ mpt IA, %. their
u easu. PtOfO o., Muul "a wal Ca o..
fulIs ditguust to $50 Huu .iNeNOu the
tuuout ~ his advice 49, so.u,Uly ifeo Uiall
chur.e. he rem uI,s viii uo sOu. %
any adde's On iucu.r. OF 10 al, Iii.o.
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BOX ELDER SUMNER SCHOOL.
Report Of the Exercises of that Exc !.
lent and Iuslrucl.Ye Occasion.

WILLARD CIIY, Aug. 81. 1895.
Hfitor Desert hewH
Ys,terisy the exceedingly inter-
esling session VI the Box ElIer county
tsschufSs summer scho i ended. Tue
number a. students l. Il ty-slH, and tns
last week being the regular annual In
.tllule, a few more were In attendance
who had not found It practicable 1.
sttend the school previously.
After two weeks u the sssslln had
passed Prof N. l.. Nelson had to leave
In order 10 resume his labots at TINS
b. Y. Academy, the classes IN Z am.
mar and rhetoric tel x continued IN
der the diTeo ion Of ans, J. CbanJ.
Ter, and psychology an the history u
eiucaiiOn treated by Prot. WillIam q.
Royl,uce, Oi the u niVtr'iy OF Utah.
BOIh teAcher, AN stud 'nts nave en-
tered automatically iutO the work
sud, notwltha andlng the excessive
heat, the time seems 10 have passed
altogether to- soon.
Especially has Prot. q. A, whiting
enueaTsd himself TO all by his inis.
fatigEble LAHORE aad lucid explanations
Of tho wonders Of nature perceived
through the investigate IA of forks,
plant- and animals, NoIhinR SCENE
100 miuute u escape his motto; moth
log ~ Insignificant, that, wnon viewed
Ia the light VI his keen analyiic IA ig-
meni, aud surrounded by his yiyid.
OIL quent, descriptive power, does moi
bsc me an OF col OF INTENSE Interest.
Excursion 60 tue mountains have
been Ons feature Of tho school, aud
lhOio who spent SAtutd y, Aug, 2i,h,
In climbing mlnntains, eIplOnnl
minep, Rnd viewing tns unsurp issr Il
rugged grandeur Of the cauyo above
Willard CITY, Will not soon forget ths
events anu incidents OF that day,
Commits OF \. II. Lewis Waite 4
Va during tue last week, delivering a
public lecture on Monday rvBning,auI
Two ! cures 10 Trustees ana t,ncnufs
the following day, Those who nuarI
him 80 earnestly appeal 10 tue teachers
" strive 10 realize tue fospOnsibiiiv
resting on those VINO havB the Oh ~,
AMI training ul Immortal souls rntfus .
cd 10 them, could not AZ ~ UulBg ina.
pTra5ud with ,he importance VI 10,
u1titiUu occupied by the tc,ChoT,
Evening lectures have btun d iiysTud
IA tho several wards OF u .igham City,
anI at WilIstI ci y, lnros Nil
Ctuyk, Maulua, CIunu Boar R,yo
els, Hud Honey VILE, "a n all. In,
I cluuTr we're Pros, WAN K, Nelson,
Roy Au,c. w. NJ, : ewar,, IS, Ciun
JD, MsIuf Henry nm, d. J, M. r,u.
utr Guu Cummissiuu,t LOWS,
A1nhNu4 rll-c, q ban was held o.
lu opera hlusf met evening, sni b
m ~, ruIOyHblr time p,rii ipatel 10 by
teachers hud isvilrd gueBF.
ON Nrni.y aud luusiay, sept q
auu . II uI examination VI tuuruur'
AN Too huIj, uurr When thcy "
iI,ptr o. 10 tucIT vera ilulIs u lao O.,
l. f,sumu with ari u tn,r ell pfs %.
h. Interest o humanity ADD 80 saanof
sIt uNtuusia ma SO grA u. mt
80. Goa uy 90 y, u"rutv { ru, pos
,ry uu auI Il rul., uuuIg O.,
np.hut a-p. lH- iu tue luv -
- . ) u' npm's," rm 4 iA nuulr
u.geUT, uBI u 90,
* no u.'u a,
Janus J. tlINNpLER.
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NEWS FROM TENNESSEE.
Reception Of tho rld,r,-Thc 'hauFe 81
S'nlimtnl.
ACi, Tennessee,
Aug. q, 1895.


Aug. q, 1895.
Editor Des,rtt NeiCE
A few iinci.!rom the Middle Ten.
ne,ste conference may be acceptable
to your ever welcome paper which
reaches us regularly, bringing sweet
news from cur loved untg, ~ our beau'
tiful mountain nome, sui our follow
lsb1ref, IN tho v,tluu. paris Of the
world where the Gospel u beiug
preached by the T. Irrs u the Chufcl
OF jesus Christ Of L,Ilsl- Jay slints.
Duhug July uud Aulu,t thc Eiders
have been visiting 5aiuts aud friends,
aud meeting with great success Ia
reaching great many more with
everlasting JOY that hrrotOUte were too
pftju Heed 10 come OUT AMI near what
the Elders had 10 ssy.
Ths E4efs nov nave little or ~
ROUTE ~ convincing the 10 piB " tn,
erroneous stories that have gone out
ab Iut Lauef- ny saiuts win The eS.
ceptOn OF lev that love datk utst
rather than Hight. rns fear OF IA Ilssi
alton seems ~ b. a thing almost OF the
pact
Tue writer and companion hal tht
pleasure Of visiting portion VI Picsci
county recently AMI 10 our 'utpfisot e
prejudice that existed one year ago
had almost vanished. We found quite
u numDsr vsstigating and three fraiy
or baptism, whicn we ate ided 10 b.
tore leaving. The tenpls were over
anxious To near W. pfeaul. We neld sA
meetings wuith setmrd 10 have q
good impresslou, Tor come came ten
miles 10 hear ~. the spirit Of invesu'
cation that was ma1s manifest wns
gratifying Indeed, Gut IA tHo n'A
future there will be- some six NJ og'I
more baptisms. People opened hous"'
uuto W that Gus year ago were t.
iusc the Edefs,
We can see thr hand o. u u In Oper.
Ing up tue way that the E.4ufs get iut
q spell before all Glasses Oi poIpl
tnsse have tue privilege u accsptug
NJ rejecting the alOflUu' truths Ui iifT.
Tho general health VI the SANS aUu
Elders has been very GOOD THIS sum.
mrf. wihug the NEWS prosperity
unb0undei NuI uotiflug W bs found
ever IN the de eusu q ruth, righteous
ue.Y, aud tue welfare Tor u IN, am,
Respectfully, +. Is. liOLfsOS.
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ago family with kohl rnhi during tho
entire season. Sow thiuly IN drills. "a
foot apart, us you would sow muips.
Thin 20 three or four inches apart aud
keep FREQ from weeds and soil we'll
stirred about the plants n YOU happen
20 have nitrate ~ soda tsomp gardeners
like ourselves arc mover without iD,
scatter a little II IL, say u pound or two
90 tho square rod broadcast over tho
ground whom the plants aro still small.
The application will help kohl-rlbi ~
vol rs IL does cahbagcs
Celery plants ought 10 b. pushed rs
cnorgotically us frequent stirring uf the
soil, carly and severe thinning and np-
plicatiuns Of nitrate Of soda or LIQUID
fertilizers can do IT, Tho writer N tho
foregoing tolls IN American Gardening
how he makes his early celery bed. II
Is ~ feet widc aud 100 feet long, slight.
" raised In tho center Tho rows arc
ten inches apart, aud the plants stand
five inches In tho rows A line IL two
inch tile h. laid from four 10 eight inch.
e. deep right IN tho center, tho whole
length NJ tho bed. Tho bed hasa slight
SLOPE Wntor for irrlgnting is hlulod ia
u big barrel On wheels, aud ompticd In.
to box connected with tho tile drain
at It's upper end. In porous loan tho
water porrolltos 20 tho last row ON each
side, In % strong loan that offers con,
siderable resistance tho irrigation tile
lines ought not 90 be- moro than four
foot apart Il h believed that such an
irrigation line laid right under a row Of
cucumber, melon or squash hills would
mako It quite easy 10 insure, In any
kind Of season, very superior and heavy
crop, u these vegetable, with little cx.
tru effort in hauling water or soapsuds.
Muiyuils arc interesting plants, and
some persons like the young seed pods
Tor picking II You have noyorhad tho
plaut Try u very fow of Thorn Tor yari.
.gy sake
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severity a. 10 PROSTATE him for several
week.. He feels that his recovery was
brought about through the skofcise Of
faith and the prayers q the Saints. He
W sull somewhAt weag from hls
sickness aud travel, but IL
'ast gaining his va ted strength.
Elder Hayes brirgs natitfing rel ot's
Of bis companion, Brother John r.
Halliday, who is one u Pleaaart
doves leading young men. Elder
Halliday wished 10 be kindly femsn-
bored 10 his many friends In his native
Town. While all Elders afr joy ully
welcomed home, b other Hayes =
the fecip ent OF sn extrs0fd nary wei
come. III has ~ endeatpd himsef 10
tue children Of the Sabbath school,
inst HE reiuru has been tbs iDnI an.
iCipatiOn Of the entire CITY ever since
his release. Elder Hayes viii pssuns
the suptrinto dtncy ~ the IhYfDe
Bros. x 20. merCaulIie irttllutiDn a.
son 40 his health Will permit
lie succeeds thr general, Eni
Uutcfrfiaitg X. l.. SwFns1u, who r.
tircs ffom inat responsible Osi.lon to
on ml,siaB TO tile southern state.
Iuis looks likea mutual ogChal ge OF
positions. Elder SWeus0u lVnvts ON
the .7gh inst We wish him Goo.
speed.
IN, stiffness Of cur sabbath morn
Tugs wss broken today by tue sweet
chimes u new church bclL THIS
tell has iu't beeu p'scrd Ia tue tower
Vt the Pfe'by tyfian cbape.
Tho steam thrrshyis are fuuning
nIght and day. CONFETTI ~ seen 10
bu the soul Of cot tlr.sg. The yield Of
sr,tn te ms g. be- above the average.
II mtmNef Pleasant Grove u the
u'cnard city OF the Territory. S ud
mere for choice ffui's. II.
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IN rAL NL.LrAlLE aARnEH-


A Vegetable Worth crusing Novel ucisr,
hgd Irrigation eco . small scale.
There urr comparatively tow persons
who have nuy tlstp whatever fur Cur.
nip. whowuulI nu' like aud prefer Gao
moro refined flavor OF - well grown
kohl.rabl u succeeds VOL iu tho early
part u tho season aud can 10 had In
primo condition during midsummer OF
at u t'mo when the atmospheric cundi.
lions aro most uuinyambIo o. tho doycl.
opmout Of best qualities iu tuuir. Il
must be- gruwu quickly iu good soil
and used while young aud tondyr
Varieties preferred by some eastern
market gardens uro White Vienna aud
Improved Imperial Acummm paper of
seed will be- more than enough for TO.
pcatci fpwings, aud 20 supply un aver.
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again. Smith dii no; enter, evidently
teirg intent with his former goou
showing. n. U. jensen io7k h'el
place, Hyde s'c'ud aud II, j. Jensen
Third. Time a., which pfaciltaNy
msie II m, race for tue second ',",
hut tho IN gee hauksred for dHos
domum. Tnls bro Ight the meet u
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r"E onIcaco 4 sAsr,n,
tTEU. lin.

c, Ne I'M, limited express for R,p,,. c.
~ LOUIS, Chicago and IN ii''as City,
s ,S, y aud southern roi,,s a,'ieta,
thet k' Grande Westetn o'nI3 leave,
00suen and Salt Lake every Az 1'auohs a
land, and colorado Ma.
A a o, TOPEKA & sAYrAp,
Railroads, with Pullman ,,,.., are
and free reclining chair &c, a'age s.eepe,
f Fnr oU'Irauo springs, one change ,ny l'
C ~, pe''' Srs see George l.. e,ioOn.N y
n W Wyl, Agent Passenger D.n, lima,
City, Utah. "se Sat Lave
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THE UNIVERSITY OP UTAH.

The next acAiemir year Will bsgin
September IS. Inc following courses
are pruylIe,!
l.. Course IN General Science.
.. Course IN Arts.
3. Course In Minifg Engineering.
4. Advanced Normal Course.
Esch Of the ABOVE leads g. the bach.
'lIIs degree; tho normal diplou a, by
provision OF Law, exunpts tue h older
rom all sxaminauOls la the school
ty,trm.
8. Normal Couucs, leading to Ger.
pncHto q graduation which sEtmplh
tho holder from examination tor per.
iei Of i've years.
0. Preparatory Course, lea ling to tn,
cullesi late studics.
Tuition In virtually free In ali de.
pntiments,s small y giutTaGion fee nnly
icing required. A certain number Of
uutm.l scholarships 10 Allotsd 10 each
rouutyj applicants ior appointment TO
uch uhYinrshils must apply TO tho
Territorial Commissioner Of school,
Trough respective county supSrinlen.
dents.
~ faculty OF the Uni vssity has
been recently greatly enlarged, and
he equipment OF the Institution sK-
ended.
For circulars and other information,
sddfes.:
J. T.. TALMAGE,
President University OF Utah, Salt
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'o"bETr-rIrZSin,to,,


Are hou .oing to see IN, ,.
The santa lie Route bas y,.,.I
very low rate o. Sso from Dsn,l..l hs
ulauo springs and Pueblotl Dali, 20 20,
eIurn' iof THIS occasion less MAJ '', sll
iarc tot the roundtfip Colrs.n,.a'a,ll, one
" low rates will doubles H. ''u'n1'
rom Uiah oinis. Gail at Ibis ,....',..i y.
full particulars. ~ ''..se Tor
GEo. T.. GILMAN.
General Agent pasengcr H..
ment No. 50 West Second South g,t,s Wv,
Salt Lake City. Utah. '"' '"esi
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NaJli, a fragrai anu lasting per.
unie. Also = limited quantity Of other
.taudHfd 90 cent o iuTs Nj % tents per
ounce. BENTLEY q Hill,
Druggists.
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Cleanse your hioni with Godbe Pits
Blood Purifier, inside from herbs.
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Peach Day Excur Ion to Grand
Junction, $500 Round Trip.

Guy $50 t. Grand Junction and
return, flt both trains oil Sept inter
80. Take advantage OF the low rate
for i'w days outiug, amt witness the
unique Peach Day festival,
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Troubled Win Periodical pys.nt.,y

Henry P.silvsTs,of Luoes, Jamaica,
Wet luda lslinds, sRyt; 80 noe my
recovery from m stack Of dytontsty,
s3mo ton yeaTs ago, II comes on suu.
denly al times aud makes me very
weak. A tesspoonful Of ChAmbstlain's
Cole, ChulrTa aud DiatrhueA Remedy
taken la little wAter gives me
INN clNaie relief | could get dozen
Testimonials from peop's b. GewhO have
teen cured by this remedy"
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Effective Aug. 1sth. 1895.
9a,hi tfrts aud Dfpdri ~ son Lake
tII Datt, ~ FsiOut


AHnfvE
from ~ Eastern points .......,,..... 80 IN
itOm lutte, Portland. san Frsn.
cisco ana ogden. Boz. .......,,...a o ~ a IN
fon tll Eastern points, fhrE CITY
Audugiou. .,....,....s.......s..... % q m
From san ftancitco. Jacne VALLEY.
ogden ana intermediate polnta Is . N
IRON Aiiurd. saupstU Valley. JuAb
frofo and Eureka ....... ...,........ 4 5 . m
mo letniuus, ToOe.e anu Garfield
hcAth'ss'ssfssss' - s. .s,',,,s,s... " v 10
DEPART
For ugden. Logan, ihrE City aud al
Eastern pOintt. ..... .,.s.......... : On . m
lor tEuen sui Iutgfwoiiata points tOf am
Tor Ogden, Intermediate points,
Butte. Helena, Portland ami
-, Hose city .... ......,,..... y. 4 - p N
Tor al has rtn points ogden. and
a., Fan Francisco ......,.. o.. -, sees. v, IN
fof lufeta lIpyn. NCphi sanpote
Naleg aud Milford. .......s o.. Is 4 N
'foi otrneld llearh, noele And Ter.
mihuhssssss zee. ssss.ss ss.s....ssssss 7 a. I'm
'Ifant 'outn u juaJ rua daily except
surdAy.
Run d'hv sHrsnt SUNDAY
Through Pullm,n Palace flcsper,, Iste,
Improved Tourist sleepcts. Tree RCcllnin &
char Cara klcsant bay Coaches,
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ogden aud H'Iurs sI,5O, via Mo
gFandr Western HAiIwsy.

On September IAud 0. the II. q. w.
nv. announces rate o. $3.50, sat Lake
Guy 10 Ogue ami return. Teams at
1880 g.. no., $3.50 y, m. aud ll:i5 p. N.
Tickets g0ou until September d.
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POstoiilce Corner.
A beautiful art study free with pur.
chas,s Of 81 crnis.
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WHORE woodruff, Gee n. Cannon,
rresident Cashier.
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7, To TAINTNNE,
President University Of Uiah, Salt
Lake Cily.
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u % j UHi VI tN FuF O. Rf ,
81 .Ht n j, Jrr- Do, 90 y.r d.
tirtz ~ Narr, = o. Boo. Ul yar ..
rsuutuep wee the men VINO II tts .
The scrftyu men ,uusht lh, bunch u..
Iure lrr met Ia. Wus fuu oil. rncst,-
UU' laV II, J, Jrusuu broke the WIN
whilst Fro, ~ lust mis- paddle ANT . .
trd ir IN the race, la tur ltt D.
Nay Wa sull lrHiiug inc Duucu,
Beck uIryorly got good p1fili but
20 awaited him LITTLE, ns Jruspn anu
May raced homo iu "a Inns n l.n. Jrl.
zen Apt, Beck third. Time j'll,
Charley Evans then proceeded To ro
n.lsr the State reuOFI quarter mi .r
made by Weller July g4,", III ay nul
QuallrouSn q ing the Iaclug on a tan.
cent tut nu lRilcd by tworrcluus.
Tie ash event was lhvn run over
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-12-28

J. f. Lewenberg, the optIcan, is in
Ell Pseo.
Miss Isabel Bethune is spending the
holidays at home With her parents.
There will be services in nearly all
the churches tomorrow.
Miss Mercedes Shibell, who is teach
ing school at Dos Cabezas, has come
to spend the holidays.
Mrs. Keihl who formerly lived here,
is visiting for few days with Miss
Annie Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Franklin of Phoe-
nix, are visiting friends in Tucson for
the holidays.
M. George Atkinson, the rustling
cattle buyer, left for home this morning
after weeks visit in the old town.
Mrs. J. H. Martin, who has been quite
seriously i'll for the past several days, is
reported somewhat better today.
Miss Alice Garrett, of Santa Cruz,
Who has been the guest of Mrs. E. M
Boggs for the past several weeks will
leave for home on Thursday evening
next.
Dan6ruff is due to an enfeebled state
of the skin. Halls Hair Remover quick
ems the nutritive functions of the skin,
healing and preventing the formation
of dandruff.
Mrs. ]. j, Sullivan and family will
leave next week for Arkansas Pase, where
her husband has been located for the
past five months. They expect to make
their future home either in Arkansas
or Rookport.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-12-28
A Cave of Wonders.

Workmen in quarrying stone at
Waddles, a station on the Bellefonte
Central railroad, a short distance from
State College, Pa, recently discovered
an interesting natural phenomenon in
the shape of a cave. The external
opening to the subterranean cavern is
about four feet square, and opens into
a space nine feet high and twenty feet
deep. Large apertures leading down
ward through solid rock are numerous
in the floor of the interior cavity. A
stone dropped into one of the openings
produces clear, ringing sound such as
is emitted by bell. Streams of flow
ing water can be distinctly heard at a
distance below the surface. On all
sides of the interior of the cavern are
rare and grotesque calcareous forma-
tions of salagmites, and stalactites. At
one end of the large interior cavern an
opening extends into the earth dis
lance already explored of over one hun
dred feet. This aperture is compare
lively small, and can only be explored
by crawling on hands and knees. Sew
eral valuable and unique Indian relics
have been found, and it is thought to
have been the secreting place of some
early settlers from the attacks of the
hostile tribes. 1t is curious fact that
the newly discovered cave is but short
distance from the celebrated PENIS
cave, and its external appearance is
similar
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-12-28

Judging from the expressed senti
ments of the mayor and large number
of citizens there is going to be trouble
for the. flour throwers tonight.
Last night it was positively cold. This
is not q news Item for Southern Ariz-
onsns, but reminder to Phoenicians
that thin simmer of ice can get aboard
the cars in Tucson as we'll as in the Salt
River valley.
With many olergymen, public speak
ers, singers and actors, Ayers Cherry
Pectoral is the favorite remedy for
hoarsenees and all affections OF the vocal
organs, throat, and lungs. Its anoydne
and expectorant effects are promptly re
allied.
If Frank Jordan be in Arizona and
his eye should fall on these lines, he
will learn that his sister Myrs A. APP
pley, now an old women, who has not
heard from him in thirty years, still
longs and yearns to once more see her
fsvorate brother before the end of life.
She lives in New Orleans.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-12-28
LOVE A IA CHINOISE.
One Period In q Chinese Girls Life When
She Ii Praised.

One Il criou IN y Cninese tItris Lie Wnen
She Ii Praised.
The following letter was written by
a Chinese in China, who desired the
daughter of neighbor as a wife for
his son:
ION my knees beg you not to despise
this cold and common request, but listen
to the words of the matrimonial agent
and give your honorable daughter to
my slave of son so that the pair.
bound by silken threads, may have the
greatest joy. In the beautiful spring
time shall offer wedding presents and
give a couple of geese, and let US hope
for long and continuous fortune and
look forward through endless genera
tiOns to the fulfillment of genuine love.
May they sing of plenty and have every
joy. On my knees 1 beg you to con-
slider my proposal favorably and throw
the mirror-like glance of your eyes on
these lines"
To this letter the father of the bride
replied that he would attend to the
portion of his poor and poverty-stricken
daughter, that she might not be with
out bedclothes, cotton clothing, hair
pins and earrings. Therefore, it was
to be hoped that the couple would have
constant fortune"