davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06

Senator Sherman's outburst in which
he declared that the Senate should dis
charge the Finance Committee from
the further consideration of bills re-
lating to the country, expresses ex-
actly what ought to be done. The
Finance Committee has been consti-
tuted expressly to chech all legislation
which does lot recognize" silver. aud,
if necessary, the committee will let the
country go to bankruptcy rather than
do anything 20 relieve the situation
except upon condition. A majority oi
the Senators are in favor of sound
money, and the majority ought tC
rule. 4 half dozen statesmen in thA
body at this time would be strong
enough to put aside Senatorial cour
tesy and force some action.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06

Thomas Dowhnarn, 1r., a well known
resident of this county died at his home
near Wyoming, Thursday afternoon,
age 83 years.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06

The most finished negro scholar in
the world to-day is Edward Wilmot
Blyden, who represented Liberia at
the Court Of st Jam"a He is valu-
able contributor to may English maga-
zines, is a liu9uist of pronounced
ability, and is one of the most profound
thinkers the negro race has yet pro-
duced.
The people between Dover and Mil
ford are much interested in the pro
posed trolley railway, the charter fol
which is now before the Lpaj~ta turt
and there are many fears expressed
| lest it should etherealiZe.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06
Baltimore & Ohio r. r.
Schedule in effect Nov IS, 1894
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE DEPOT
Wi MI Nl.INN EAEL ElI-Nl

TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE DEPOT,
WILMINGTON EAST BOUND.
*2EXPREsS TRAINS.
New York weekdays *3 OF, y l.. IS u, SO 40
a m, AZ "a - AZ, 81 50, = "a, I'll p. IN.
Philadelphia. Twenty fourth and Chestnut Sts.,
week days, - O3, o. - H. -, = j3, 5S $ ~.
$50, 10 40, 40 40, III 49, a m 81 "A, / 25 ~ 40
3 - 4 90. % 81, . 81. q 4 S Is, 1000, pm
Philadelphia Twelfth and Marke. Sts, week
days 1898, Il H. ZSi2, .l0 40, a IN, - 49, q 81.
Atlantic city, weekdays, '7l7,a m; .l2 "a pm.
| 2 40, =. IL.
WEST BOUND.
Baltimore and Washington. AIS. III. IS A.
a ~ l6, - %, O3 Il 81, *6 II, *s l9 = 5S
! IN week days.
Baltimore and way stations, : Il a N. and O3
Newark, Del, ,*4l5.717.2s47.am .l2l6 os
| - 3, IA, 30, es ls IS 5o and II 10 p. N.
| week days.
Pittshura p a., a IN; a 81 p. IN. daily
Chicago Is Il a. IN; a 81 p m. daily.
Cincinnati and st. Louis ~ l6 p m, and Is q
| p m, daily.
pm, daily Through sleeper to New Orleans.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION
For New York. week days, = so m.
| For Philadelphia week days, 20, q 80, 10
I'll 30, a. III; 80, 9 A., p. m.
| For PittSburg and Chicago week DAYS ZS 30 a m
For Baltimore, week days, 0O, IS 30 q n 55
- 40 pm.
For LandenbeTg and Way stations. week days
| : 90, 50 a. N. 20 40 p III.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
| TWENTY-FOURTH and CHESTNUT STREETS
Week days g 81, 6 10, ~, @S 10, 10 al ~ 4
| y noon. Il 35 Al a. > 90, -, 4 90. 80 - %
- Al. 30, s 30 - 43, 's %, 30 lolO, and II
Leave Twelfth & Market sts q 20, y So, III q
a. m i z3 &C, Y y, y. m.
Telephone, No 1913.
Rates to Western points lower than via an
other line c. o. SCULL. Genl Pass, Agent
r. b. CAMPBELL, General Manager
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06
BRANCH ROADS.

Leave Harrington for Franklin City and way
stations, Milford Georgetown. Berlin, Lewes &cJ
10 10 a. m. and 6.2j 9. III. weekdays. Returning,
train leaves Franklin Ciiy, 5.51, and 10 81 II. N.
weekdays
Leave franklin city for Chincoteague via
steamer 2Ol p m. week days. Returning, leave
ChincOteague A. &. III. week days
Leave Townsend for Centreyllle at y.25 a. N.
and % y. IN. leave Ceutreville ESQ d N. ana
l.30 p IL.
Leave Clayton for oxford at 9l5a N. and $40
| p. m. leave oxford 600 a. IL. and / 80 p. m
Leave SeatOrd for Cambridge at Il..3 a. N
week days, and on Tuesdays. Thursdays and
! saturdays 100 p. m. returning, leave Cambridge
at 20 a. IN, week Gays, and 40 p. IN. Tuesdays
Thursdays and saturdays.
| Train leaves Clayton for CheStertOwn lU.lja IN
| returning, leaves CheStertOwn 8 80 a. m
! Porter, with Newark Il Della
| ware City Railroad At Townsend with Queer
| Anne KentRailruad AtCl8yton with Delawar
| &Chesapeake Railroad and Baltimore q Delawar
| Bay Railroad AT Harrington, with Delaware
| Maryland Il Virginia Railroad AtSeafOrd will
Cambridge & Seaford Railroad At Delmar wit
| New York, PhilOde phia n Norfolk, Wicemico ,
| PocomOke and Peninsula Railroads.
| zDaily except sunday.
:. NJ. FRENOST. General Manage
J. R. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06

Somebody must have been making
misrepresentation to the Pope, or he
would not have told the American
bishops to teach newspaper men to re-
spect religion and truth. The news
paper man who does not is rarer than
the priest who doesn't believe in the
infallbility of the Pope
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06

Another big strike has joined those
gone before, with the usual result-the
strikers were the only people struck
hard enough to hurt.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06

That scheme for the accumulation Of
100000 cancelled stamps, like that
for the colonization of the negroes in
in Africa, has whiskers a yard long,
but it never seems to get old enough
to die, and to stay dead.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06

Why is it that men are more liable
to be swindled out Of $50 if the swind =
Ter only asks that it be paid in 81 in
stalments?
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06

Ex-Gov. PattisOn may not be a pro-
fessional office seeker, but all the same
his principal occupation is that of a
candidate for office.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06

There's a Baltimore plan, Pitts
burgh plan, a st Louis plan, and nc
end of others, but up to date there.
no Congressional financial plan, and
little probability that there will be,
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06
The Ledger,

Improved, illustrated, convenient in form, is
one ofthe largest and best newspapers pub
Hshed nywhcre-progressive and of high
character.
During 1895 the PUBLIC LEDGER'S former
high place in journalism will be not only
maintained, but advanced by improvements
in every department, in the extension of its
news service, literary attractions, and spec
ial features. To enable the publisher to make
the proposed improvement, and 20 meet the
steadily and rapidly growing circulation o.
the Ledger, Messrs Hoe Co. are now con
s,ruetiAg for it four New SextuPle Presses
OF the latest and most approved design
These presses will increase the facilities fo
rapid printing as per cent, enhance th'
typographical appearance of the paper, an'
give more distinct impressions.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06

Congressional Indignation over the
restoration of the franking privilege
may be all that it purpOrts to he, but
it would have impressed more people
if it had made its appearance before
the restoration was accomplished.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06

The most difficult feat in politics is
to reform a man who has been elected
to office as a reformer.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06
Wilmington Z Baltimore Railroad
DELAWARE DIVISION.

On and after Nov 18th 1894, trains will leave
as follows:
SOUTHWARK.
Exp Pass. Exp. Pass. Mail. Mail
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06

Senator Hill talks like man who
would enjoy another White House
dinner.
The unexpected defeat for re-eler-
ton of the men--Senator Washburn
and Representative Hatch r who
favored anti-optiOn in Congress gives
an air of probability to the changes to
be used against these to men.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06

President Cleveland's mind will have
to undergo Il great change before he
becomes an admirer of Congress.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-06

The Senatorial elections in Illinois
and Minnesota will have a tendency
to make would-be Senators fight shy of
the support Of big newspapers.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-06-04
r0er Beabott," Columns, Dbio ben 4. sSnni 1895

e..s .. ,.e ..@a al.0slc gp0le
in dhnli1er YDe,le psriaoen tperoen, 10
erbitte Id MIR Snltraitionen fur bic
3ufunft In 8esug bierauf.
M. Siosere, 9afeneopotoin.
&c merben bemeemdb Drbres erIolfen
,perben. tpobr19einli3 i9on Moatos, In
3utumft olIe in megiconiInen 9dten Elm.
t,efenben Sdiffe. beren 2a6uns ni&t
seb6rie peritaut 1T, 5urud;ubalten, Bis
bem lebelitonbe abgebolfen lit.
Die neue Republtf.
2onbon, 8. Stunt. - Bon pong
Song mirb semelbet, boB bic Hepublit
6ormoia ni9t popular unb oHenbar nur
Elm cff3ieuer @9ah3us LIT, Der nit Der
1iiolihen MBitation ni9ts 3u tbun bat.
Ser Yrd1ibent Der neuen Mepubft. Sang
GbinS, befebliet 100000 Mann, ouBer.
benz bas Militdr 9affa's. hes einmal
gum 26nis bes n6rbliden JormoIa pro.
tlamirten 0duptlings. Mle btele Mann-
l9aften iinb nit Mauier, See unb Yea.
bobp. .Gewebren, iotpie Min9efern be-
maffnet unb baben reihli9 Mnnition.-
Das brit,ide ariessibiff @eobreait unb
bos belti9e Ganpnenboot Sltis 1inb TN
9ofen Somiui gum @4nse ber Mualdn.
An~
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-06-04

aus 1oubpls bsiietenbe Werbedlobuns
in's @leiten tam. Das SGiff fenterte
infolSebsfen. S9ls&tes Weritauen Der
9abuns lou bic Qataitropbe beruria&t
babsn. -Gs tuurben 81 Yerionet 8eret-
tet, unb 1876 ertranten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-06-04
6rofe 6euersbranite.

Babylon q. g.. 2. SUM-. Die
Buleanite Rnopffabrit purbe oeftern
frub bur6 cine Teuersbrunit pouifdrbis
serf6rt. Wdbrenb Der 2oidarbeiten
itir3te cine Mauer Elm unb perldittete
mebrere Geueruebrleute, bic iebon 1dm=
mtIi@ nit lei9tea @erlesunsen ent.
famen.
Beaper Sails, ga, 8. Suni.-
Rnobeu, bic NIT Geuerjeug ipielten, per<
uria6ten geitern cine Jeuersbrunit, bic
etma 100000 G9oben anri4tete, inbem
bic GGeune beg Or. Elects, finf
Mobnbdu{er unb bic fnrnbaue einat,
di9ert wnroen. Ter G6oben 1T bur&
Derfi6erunS 9ebedt.
Der untersona Der y Golima".
Golpn. Colombia, 3. Suni. -- Gin.
getroifenen Ra9ri9ten be3lgli& bes
untersan9s bes .Golima@ mad. wurte
has 66iif Dsu Gturm erfabt, iobob Biz
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-06-04
6efdhrliher DammbruA.

OMAHA, Neb., 8. SUM-. - Ser
Bee" pirb bon Curtis, Geb., semeIoet,
baB baielblt elm Dammbru9 itottgefuns
ben babe, spobur9 bic san3e l1msesenb
iiberI4wemmt unb unbere9enbarer
S9aben onseridtet tporben iei. Cine
Mn5abl Jabriten unb @obnbduler iinb
BON ben Glutben tuessei9memmt NOR.
ben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-06-04

rsirertsn Burger pon bier. Wdbrenb
o.r Wadt besing he in entiebli&er
Weile @elbitmerb. frobbem fe. bo
iie irriinnis mar. idorf bepa&t wurbe,
eelanS es ibr. f9 unbemertt In ben
Reller au ihlei@en. Oort trdntte lie
tbre @emdnber NIT @alnIine unb
isbte bieIeIben in Bronb. Mls mon
lie fonb, mar &ettune ni6t mebr
m6sli1. Grou Srmin mar cine
Snmefer bes gountp S6asmeii tiers
2ebitt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-06-04

SbieA,n. Grof Walberiee. gomnonbanr
bes g. Armeeeorps unb anbere bobe Bs-
ansten uobnten ber Teier In amtli9er
gisenIalaft bel.
Sur einen am IA. Stunt b. $. nor3u.
nebmenAsn Snouitrie.G Genius burd gang
Deuti1lanb, ben erifen Derartisen felt
1882, metben iebt bic Worbereitunsen
gstrnIfen. Der Genlus nirb cine unge.
beure 3unobmf Der inbufrie1en Bep6I-
ferun9stlaiIg 3eisen unb ferner weitere
WerShiebung Der BeDOlftruns BON Often
md @eiten. Gin 0elihtspuntt. no9
benz bic Statiitit anfsenommen tperben
lou, lit unfreituillise Mrbeitsloisteit ibre
Samer unb l1rlahen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-06-04

Habrib, 5. Suni. Inn ii llbr
lsnts Ulorsen fsnttte Maior Gloriic in
IN 1urtau hes UeneraIcapitdl.s pri.
1Mduera, 3ipsi G9i1e auf 0ie}eh nb. Die
&n9sIn trdfen bic Bruit lno ols Der
Mbtber nD@ einmaI feuern Dollte. itlus
I'm ein Mbiutant NIT be,n Gdbel nisbsr.
Der GeneraItapitdn lit t6btli1 pertpan.
bet. Glariio uirb fur pabniinnig ge-
1alten. Ct ,puroe nod benz @efansnB
9straGt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-06-04

4fDetter4 eufoedt mDr0en. Vt bat etn
Geiidnbnib abgelest uno bic 9anhidrift
ber 8riefe beueiif, oaB gum minoelten 6
onbsre Yerfonen on Der Nbfo1ung ber-
ftIben tbeilsenommen baben. 6eit
Donuerftog finb orei peitere 9erbaftun.
gen erfoIst.
Die ioeiolbemofraiiide preiIe bat
misber NIT ger0fienili9uns omtIiher,
~ .pert.ouli11 be3ei6neter Strifiitide
te9onHen. Gins berlelben lit Elm in
DDriaer Bo9e pom preubil1en Rriegs-
miaintrium on bic perl1iebenen Corps
eommanbos perfanbtes S1reiben, NORM
bislsIben np8emieien ,uerben, iociolbemo.
1r1ti(&e Reiruten ni1t ben Ga1beeorps
1a1nipeiien unb ale iclde 9eute mad b:r
Gjaielnu9 eeneu 5u iibermaden, bomii
~ 1i4t &nbdnser fur ibre Sheen i'm
pesre perben f0nnen.
~ 1T bejeidbuenb. bob bas dusmdr.
tj1e 4mt In Berlin 1i4 gen0tbiat oeiehen
"a. boranf onfmerflam III maaen, bab
.6o onGslj9ts hes 0eriugsa gniaeeenlom.
i1enD, nkItbe Tramp fii&e Gsri6fs66fe aei.
-, mean Ne nm Ausiunjt iihtr n
M (Iaxb 1e1bre9en b,5i9t;gter per.
9 ls(n&t wtxben. beIIer iei, BE In.
fl.1a bex 6exti&en 8oti1dft ii go.
p 4 ~ hff beuti9en GonfnIate ii
l Dssoeanr ~ 0arfeiat na95a'
- arstas Seierli4s 4ssiten lssb q.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-06-04

Tau erle9eH.
= Sn Glebelanb tpurbe AM %. Mai
bic brittle ber Observation-Disclosures
fiir CUTE itdbtil6e 0er,poltung erDIinet,
bic auslei6 bic erite Sabres.Ronferen,
Der RatiOnal Munieipa!.2easue lit.
- Sn Cincinnati itarb Trau 9annob
Martin, bas Sberbaupt Der Yerfettio-
nilten, elmer tletxen relieiolen Sette BON
mebr ober tueniser Sonoerli9feit. Sic
Wlitslieoer iinb ndmIih Der ueber3eu.
guns. bab lie ourd guten 2ebens,uanbel
oem b01iten Wcien dbnli9 uno iosar
ebenbiirtig lperben f0nnen. Grau 9an.
nab Wartin slaubte ii9 nun Der @ott.
belt ebenbiirtis unb fnngirte oabsr als
Oberbaupt Der Sette. sic mar bic
Satin bes &efourateurs unb probi.
bitions.Npoitels Martin, Der li9 ieoo@
Dor nun 2 Sabren BON ibr i9eiben lieb.
- ssrant GsIbofsr, Elm iuneer Mann
BON Gbillicotbe, itarb Dor Gursem in
Detroit, muroe aber in ieinem Sci.
matbsorte bserbist. ct bate cine ,uertt.
poue Siamantnobel nebit Diamantring,
nno biefe ipurben nit ibm begraben.
Geftern iolIte bic 2eide on einen anbe.
rem Drt bef6rotrt tperben. ober beim
Defnen oes Grabes fanb mon, baB bic
Siamanten aeitohlen ,poyen. Wan
Glaubt, bdb Semanb BON Detroit be,
Sei9e foISte unb bas Grab 0ifnete.
Jn 6teubenpiue murben brei bod.
bstaste Giupobner pom 2eben abberu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-03
mABsHAL's SALE.

DvgsuANT TO Az ORDER or SALE
aud decree Of foreclosure 70 me directed
Nv the District Court Of The third Judicial
District 0f. the Territory Of ttah, shAll ca.
pose 1t pubic sale, At tho west front door OF
Inc County Court House, tncw CITY. and
county Of salt Lake and Territory OF
Utah, on tho elih day OF July leo. At 20
o 'oiock a.m.allthe ught, ,clam and interest
OF +. - MestUfflulu, ". scott trlsmon, 4. A
Obey, Cassie ", FOLEY, f., g. q Walkins, Aida
J. uATrOn, Charles =, -toCktou, william frank
lin aud Warren iarnhnr, ~. n and 20 the FOL,
loving desrriued real estate. situate, lying and
being In -At lhko county, utAh Euffilutys 10
An OF lot nine tpl IN block fourteen fiD
Fiyc Aero plAl"An HIF Fio'f survey, Ia tho
County NJ salt Lake, Territory OF Utah. con.
tanning i've sores N laud, except the following
Inia OF land, 90 wit iots cighloen as, nino
teen llN aud twenty ~ 70 ,oeG 0uelli lots
one tll IN tea tiOl, hniu inclusive, IN block one
%, aud lots i've iaI, sA ,bh elghIsou tlsl
nineteen tl3). and twenty tyI, 10 block Two
tal. also lots thirt0ou lll Aai fourteen 40 81
bloc. one az, all M MatGun's Addition o. ALT
Lake Utty, tsid addition being asubdlNiaiop of
Iot nine tNl IN block fourteen 90, In ave
Acre FIAt "A" Zig Weld survey, In the tlty u
SAT- i.aEe, m The County OF SAT- Lake, III tho
10 be- fold a. ito property ofs.I ,westaraeld.
", Fratt tri-mOu, :, 4 tolHY, CASSIE ", 10,
Isy. h. u, e.. Watkins. Aida J, BarTon, charles
riotk ~, NillAm franklin aud Warren barn.
hnrt, nj the SUIT ~ John hickman,
4o''"' " '' NAT NJ. BHIGnAM.
United Iates Marshal.
by l. l., AhuUER
Deputy Marshal,
Dated Juy 9rd, is95,
A. n. SGSIEU, Attorney ter plainuh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-03
Land Office.

The following nlInss were made In
the local land office uuder dSte II
July ..
Alborl f. Cover, x Cedar CITY,
Hnal proof of desert entry II 3s5.7
acres In townships 50 and So soIln,
ranges II ann ~ wtsi, Iron county,
Thomas X. Boss, Ut Big COttonw oj,
final proof OF ueseft eutty u T. -
acfcs Ia township . south, ran. o sa..,
salt Lake county,
John IL. Rich, Of Morgan ChY,
homestead entry Of 90 aores IN town.
snip 3 north, range . east, MorgAl
county.
Aiphcus J. Gus,iu, Of Vernal, homt-
steAI snty Of 100 In township south,
range 81 east, Uintah cOuuiy.
Tue following illinRs we're made la
the LEGAL laud iiioe unuur July 3rd:
George RYsgtis, OF Heusitt, nome.
stead entry OF ~ acres la township I
north, rauge east, summit county.
john w. Dehiiu, q Ephpim, home
stead entry Of 100 acre. Ia township 10
south, rauggs 3 aud east, 5anpetu
county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-03
DR.. SHBLMERDINE
VIII not remain after June
This Is your last OPP
portunity.

Classes that DO not fit are dear at any
price, whether they cost fifty cents or
live dollars. Properly iitted glasses
will lengthen the HE aud utility OF the
eyes, by removing all strain.
Go and see him II your glasses are
not right, lie has given such universal
satisfaction that you will not make a
mistake IN calling aud having talk
with him Immediately.
The following are a few prominent
people Of the many that have been bene-
fitted by Dr. Shelmerdines work:
ELIAS MORRIS, Al West, South
Temple.
a. II, WOODRUFF, wholesale de-
partment, Z. {. NJ. |.
GEORGE REYNOLDS, secretary 10
the presidency. Mormon church,
JOHN NICHOLSON,
q. q. BYWATER, superintendent
machinery, Salt Lake Temple,
CHARLES WlLCKEN. city water
master,
N. n. EMPEY, lire AMI polIse com.
missioner; OF the hrm OF Clark, Ell
dredge x Co,
ISAAC BARTON, Barton & Co.
JOSEPH T., TAYLOR, The under
taker
X. G, McNIEcE, pastor PresbyIer'
ian church
THOMAS MCINTYRE, grocery de-
par,men,, I. &C NJ, !.
wv SIMPLER, The photographer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-03

Tho banner Of Light L., as every ono
knows. one OF the most successful do
Dominational publications Issued Ia this
country.
Ia its 9Th volume It ls Of once conaer-
vativo aud bright, discussing not only
modern sprltualsm, but frequently
lending iis Influence foarlessly IN
matters Of public Importance outside It,
principal field.
MIR, John ". Day, who IL tho editor
aud one Of the proprietors, writes IN Tho
Banner Of Light a. follows to The pro-
prictors Of PaIno's celery compound:
81 owe you dobt Of gratitude In plnc-
ing ON the market such ncryo.Oasing
and soothing remedy as Paiuo's celery
compound. Il was brought 10 my notice
by a friend who had himself been great
~ relieved by iIs use, ~ / have also
boon.
- have frequently taken occasion TO
commonni Painc'z celery compound 10
others, and do 10. know an instance
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-03

wherein, II faithfully tIiol, it hes not
worked a benefit.
Yours truly, John W. bay"
Mr. Days portrait 10 given above. lie
IL memier NJ tho Masonic, odd Fol,
lows, Graud Army aud other imtofnAl
organizations, and Is highly esteemed boy
his brethren aud others la the social
walks Of life.
Its gratitude for tho good that this
greatest oi remedies has done him j. IN
no sense remarkable. Thousands who
have been made well by Paine, celery
compound have sent their unsolicited
tostimDuinls Ia the ptoprirtors oi lie rem
oiy or direct 10 medical journals or
newspapers telling tor the benefit ~
others tue results that have followed the
uso OF tho remedy that IL food Tor tho
nerves and brain, that onfiches tho
blood, that makes tho weak btruug, and
IL tho one nOyur-ialliug specific, pre-
sorihol by physicians and recommended
by an who hAyU ever faithfully used %,
for insomnia, nervous debility, nou-
TalFia, rheumatism, indigestion aud tho
many ills lhAl come from dorangCd,
worn.oug nerves aud impure blood.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-03
CHIEF DEyINE'S CASE.


The fire aud police commissioners
were 10 have held u meeting st two
O'Clock this afternoon to consiier he
question Of formulating their report
to the mayor, In the Dsyino case
which terminated last evening without
Argument from cOu nsel on either side.
4 quorum, however, did not succeed
Va getting together ON time anu an All.
l0uEnment or pOstponement was made
until Friday nj which time II Is gwen
Out that the meeting will DO held
without fail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-03

At san Jose, Cal, on sunday, Jo'
Loddy, n young man, was run ov'r
~ freight train snd sustained In
iufise which proved fats. He had
been Attending n dance, Rad NJ he
started for home tho HoulhbOuud
freight was passing. Ltddy and nls
two companions Jumped ON the train
10 ride 10 Santa Clara street, On reach
ina that point two Of the party jumped
of safely, hut Lrddy struck on Pile
Of dirt lott ny section hands aud
rolled uu lor the wheels, both legs be-
Ing run over. At Z O'Clock IN the
evening Leddy passed away.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-03
POLICE COURT MATTERS.
TO- skldmoro Found Guilty Of Breaking
In Ru Irrigation Canal HcadgRto.

The police court was In session but
Jew moments this morning. The
charge against White & Sons, OF keep.
ins their sign further into the street
IAN lho ordinance permits, was con.
'nuel until Friday morning.
John Condor and John Halllng
n'tn before the court for treHpasp, but
pl,h we're discharged.
James Thompson, u ons.leggad man,
Was before the court ON charge VI
Tagging. lie was given the remainder
VI me dhy ~ get out OF town.
charge was brought by the city
'alnst ED. Skidmore for breaking
~ n headgate Of the SAT-
lake and Jordan canal, ut Ninth East
Aaa Eleventh South streets. The
va OF not guilty was made by the
Ielense' The prosecution produced n
uumoef OF witnesses who teAtliied that
ee defendant had broken the gate ON
.ae Iolh Of June, In order to get more
wafer Tor Irrigation,
Attorney Edwards was counsel for
~e defense He produced no wit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-03
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is nEWEBI GlNEN ny THE
~ uuy Council az salt IAfe Nity Of the IN.
teutiOn 0t such council 60 make the following
described improvement, 10 wit. Constructing
a sewer lateral lu sewer District No !, begin
nlng a. pOiut twenty i've tgil feet north ~
the northwest conner 81 Lott Block "a, plAt
-, "thenOo east along the ruuih side of Fourth
North street tu lrst West street, thence tast
along the center " Peach A,teet To tho Wrst
uue uf trutcr street, aud detrRy the cost
thereof, Csunaiod ~ f13a III, by q local assess,
igrut 81 ron the lots or pieces Of ground within
the 10 low NIX described district 70 no Affected
or hcnrdtol py said Improvement namely
81 80 per font or linear foot on Lot e., block
q, Plata" SAT- Lake CITY survey, uul zoe
per front or linear loot on lots . and o, Rlock
", lot q, block 20, and luiB Z, 2 and 0, Block
20. plat IN, /" salt Lake city survey.
Al protests and objections ~ Tie CARVING
out al such intention must Pc presented ~
writing To tho CITY lecorder On or hgforo mo
sl,h day Ot July, iFIN, being tho tlmo set ny
SAID council, whuu II VIII hear and rQnsidyr
such objections as may be made thereto,
RY order Of The CiIy Council a salt Lake
CITY. %, II, BACkMAS,
CITY Recorder