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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-08-15
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IT is true that the Maryland Demo-
Gratis are somewhat torn up on account
Of the way Senator German has been
running things, but the quorreling in
the Republican camp is something
awful. Lloyd Lowndes will get the
nomination for governor, but the Nal
ster men will see to it that he is not
elected.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-19
AFTER TWENTY YEARS.

asking the old his daughter marriage
talking trembng hesitangy read Of books
full of color father
Gus young could make it.
IL the old speak and he began his
his shook with
marry daughter" he said "Ah the
Twenty father crippled
deal and be revenged. And time has
paused BREATH and the aspant for the maden
hay the face of supposed defeat
the father broke forth again.
be reyenged and I'll strike
through NY daughter her. and may
she prove rs expensive you she has to me-"
dropped into his Of
his plot. and the tainted.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-19
THE COURIER

floor order bring his
equally golden and curly making the quaint doing homey
acts refreshngy interesting to the spectators Mr. Emmett
handsome youth with a Of from the
school, his attractive and his performance
bit of pquant wood carving done with pocket Clever
little Baby Spencer Sinnott ably Mr. making
girl with great the ap
Parker Miss Florence Foster excellent Mr. Carter Mr.
Fred Devene exceptionally good Baron Won Wofenen The
minor parts were also adequately played
New York Musical the following
ton which will be the Funke in March, ELLEN Beach
phenomenal high delightful musicale
uray her residence New York invited
listened to her astonishing facility tone production In the Rus
Nghtengae by Aagef she the with the
the Laughing Song of Manon Lcau by Massene
surpassed anything heard heretofore in vocal execution and the
out in Muro Cells Echo Song meloous truly There
mpossible in the of this artist The
said publication further other attering that
the Saratoga musicale ete Miss Yaw The
Summer and aroused ending applause and she had
turn five times to her acknowledgements"
Frohmans The Girl Left Behind Me-, will Lansing
Saturday January 20 This play has only been Lincoln
having made distinct hit upon presentation
1t the successful
triumphs. The play its might Indicate military
There plenty Of interesting
first last The engaged in the production Of The
Left Behind Me- said to be the Frohman standard
artistic performance is looked for.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-19
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

COMING ATTRACTIONS.
The quite eated with John
L. Sullivan play the 10Th of January the Lansing
theatre Mr. Suvans latest and this time his
count called "A True American, and described romantic
play with interesting unoded without tank railroad
shot being fired 1t effort legiti
mate play acted with spirit and but doing with rant
and cheap stranng for effects The John Desmond
gentleman and Mr. Sullivan plays such To those who have
credited absurd attributed Mr. Su
his quiet force and will be he rot
without dignity he knows how his awa
figure and to walk the though he belonged there
Bobby Macs Irish fun good foil to Johns and his
comica acting the said materially strengthen
what people the interesting the play The
pugss give that play such realistic bout that ladies
nightly evince their feelings by little feminine sheks time
that John L. lands his mighty blows anywhere Dan Dw
er's anatomy.
Manager present Lansing Monday January
Men and Women. The really dramatic
aspects bank failure brought graphically
upon the remarkable third of De Mile
Belascos play Men and Women The Jefferson bank does pot
fail thanks the support of crus old director but is su
GENTLY danger make its directors serious matter
OF honor to all and OF fortune OF them Only those VINO
have something of bankruptcy of institution
honorable who thousands of trust
deposto in danger or ruin or want owing to their mistakes
banking house of Lockwood Co failed
owing the of 1865 the of
by venerable of TO- who, with
streaming told his assembled partners and
clerks that the house had under after honor
than half century Grayhaed who
like children and the
described by witnesses of the dramatic and
touching Wall Something the soemnity
subdued excitement Of such crisis felt the third act of
The that the meeting of the directors is
held at midnight adds to the effect
delightful the theatrical
city will be engagement Friday, January 5th at
Lansing of Mr. Joseph X Emmett he probab
throughout the world Fascinating Fritz Emmett
mind of all theatre three Visions
lullaby child whom and called Fritz to
Mad House. which will
be by Mr. Emmett and his perfect the Lansing
theatre Friday, January 25h The Boston Herald The
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-19
Rheumatic TwingeS

Rheumatic TWingeS
escaped by the HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC NO
Invaluable for rheumatism sciaica and u nbao For
all druggists. &c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-13

the Christian Wow is that In this way
tie ct .rnnl couusols ci the Almighty
were carried cut, and though the re-
lection Of Messiah on the part Of the
chosen people was followed by the de
s,ructlon Of the national capital with
the temple and altar and Mosaic cult,
yet this was blessing to all mankind
On this point Jews AMI Chtistiaus
agree. Tho Pauline view that God
has not cast a Ills People, tut thu.
their fail has been tue salvation Oi Tue
world, isptovpu by all history, and We
may we'll ,Gclaim. at their fall isiho
riches Of tue world, AMI their l'ss the
riches Of the GENTLE; how much more
tnoir fu'ucsi?" For there Is glorious
restoration IN store TOR thu faithful q
Israel, and that Tsttlnti1n meas
lndcoi the rAlvauon OF the world.
Rabbi Krauskopi truly predicts the
elimination Of Artificial bounIafies
between the children Of men, When
oil will uui,o In one happy brother
hood. THIS viii come, however, not A.
result Of apoa,ssy from the truth
aui a melting together II vartou.
relig o.philor1phical principles. 1t
will CONS when Judaism Is Intel up 10
The ,xllteI plane OF ancient days
when the people listened to tho ,n'
sglfeI worIs ot Prophets and Rtvs.
iatort; 1t will come when Christianity
IL saved from the errors oi centuries
and clothed IN the light u revelation
That guided D. nrt STEPS In the world,
and then Jew ,ad GENTLE will unite,
rccouoilsi, beaesth tns eros, acxuJwl.
aiging Him who there died gs ihtif
common Messiah. The q sprl Of
Christ mt vsale through Joseph tie
Prophet Will d ally bU founi ~ bs sue
common platform on which all caa
stand and vorahip the Eternal Father
Ia spirit and tn truth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-13
sPRINElING THE STREETS.

The stree, spr,nslins 10 salt Ls@e
CITY Il now paid flr cut Of tbs gene
raj fund, All r.BlienB being entitled 70
q share u the b5noflts 40 fag Ms iucy
are available. Toe equities Of the case
dcmaud tlat some streets DO more
literally sprlnslcd than others beoAuie
Of the greater amount OF dust thereon.
Some Of tho outlying slreets-thoss TO
tho railway stations for instance-re-
qulro moro attention thag those with.
Ia tho paved Districts; while there are
many streets Ia tho outskirts Of town
tina, are Amos. ovorgrown with grass,
aud therefore do not need itequont
visits from the sprinkleis. The vary.
Ing needs OF diils Great localities have to
be considered, In order lhA, an eqult.
Ablo distribution may bs effected.
There Ia considerable dlssati,iaclion,
however Ia various sections, ut
what l. claimed 10 be n maniestly uu.
fair apporIlonmeut OF spriukling bene.
fits. Districts are named here aud
there which receive no attention, while
others needing less are amply supplioi.
AZ au illustration Of this, one Of these
Districts lios between Third and Sixth
South streets, west OF Second West
street. IL Is asserted tina, sprinkling
cart IL an oniIrs stranger TO the district
named, notwithstanding the necessity
which exists thsrc. For instance, Third
West, within the limits noted, Is an
exceedingly dusty street. ltisOccupied
by railway, has three coal yards
within distance OF about sixty
rods, and consequently has
heavy traffic of character which
raiseS large quantities OF dust. IL there
Is any part that needs sprlnkllng II IN
that and a iolning strsots over which
lhi, traffic IL distributed to various
paI!s OF town; yet no sptinkling H.
done there. Even when the city per-
mitlrl the circus to Increase the
CLOUDS " dust on the wet side OF
Pioneer sqlarr, NJ; - water cart put
In its Appearance TO sllAy the In.
creased M olions o. the residents.
This Is Uut Que instance cut OF a
number thst may be- namoi 8 having
given cause int o5hpls,at; ald ynsrc
are susgsalIons ui Injunction suits
70 prevent the payment OF tue
cos! I spriuklinC, because IT, beneti,6
are MT fairly distributed. Now ls the
time, Ve think, Tor tho cry Council
to put "a stop % a,d cause Of complaint
that may exist. mistake to wait
till the people are aroused TO petition
before o9rreulluga mAni'ost injustice;
toslIcs, people arc boiug Impressed
with tho impo;ency OF petitions IN ler
such oirGums Ruoss, houce the thought
o. appiyin ing to the courts for relief
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-13

take the lines and operate them For
some time this proposal was EeaIet as
rank socialism, but final'y PREVAILED
when the opportunity to carry II into
effect care. Tho tramway company
stood cut, believing 1t could beat the
corporation, and put buses on all tue
s,rset car routes. rhs uniotlsklug OF
the city wss vast one, Jr It Involved
The operation, by cJmrsrailvs'y mex
uerlcgcei managers, OF nearly 800 care,
5000 nogts, AMI l,70O mon. But when
The mpNuy's cars ceased running at
midnisu. on tue night Of June 80, tue
corporation cars were really Tor the
atsfl at i've the next morning.
Al first tie public were leuleut
juIges Ui the Inevitable Ieie1,s; Uut the
defects proved wonderfully fw Ia
1umbor auI soon were overcome.
The now Ctri were vast Improve.
ment on tho Oh; tue corporation intro
.ucsd the bai'-peuuy fare, hitherto
unsnowu; 10 extended the penny siege,
aud msIo twopence tho maximum
fare 90 nny part. Tho com usiEi1n Of
Ihe 'uus company was declared by
those who opposed raluciiJn Of fares
10 bo working defeat % the corporation,
but tie manager, went on, and gave
employees slK.1Ay week, making sixty
hours the maximu u watch cYulI be
required 3iA man. Recently a report
OF tIo frstsiK m9ntls was made, the
slst Of which isss i1llJws, as stated by
tho a. " vosli
Tho result IL thai. after providing for
all charges Tor working, maintenance OF
plant buululing p1rm,u0ut way, inter
est, and also ayinOnt 10 tho Common
Good, As arranged, % Gao ratio Of $1,000
por nuuu , ihB accounts still show a
crClit balance on The Xix months work.
ing or, o. give perhaps In moro dO.ail ,
the revenue has mos ali working chargot,
in,oros on capital, the halt.year's pay
mout 10 tho Common Good, upkc0p
OF cars, uphoop u plant and
buildings, upkoep ui permanent
way. covers loss OF horse. by
doa,h and horses found unsuitable anu
cold undOr cost, aud still Leaves credit
balance; and further, nothing has boon
placed 10 capital beyond initial expenses
incurred prior 10 1T July last. mus.
bee kept IA mind that this result has been
achieved with she Keep charges Of iull
stud OF hDr-us, but a. those ut let July
woro soft aud unit Tor heavy work, the
service was begun with only Jos cars
gradually Increasing until now about
80 arc iu daily use. All iaros have boon
reduced, on some routes 10 she Uxtenl 81
80 por cont while, tu tue great benefit o
tue poopio, halfponny faros have boon
introduced.
In round numbers 100000 passeu
gers paid : l., 100000 paid Id, $4,000
paid Ia, and only 10000 paid TN
maximum fare Of 81. Politics !!
unkuowa Ia tho council, which 1,
composed Of representative business
men, whose Interest as heavy propeftl
holders aud taxpayers was also th'
municipal interest. The system o
municipal coalrol OF quasi.publi,
business sRs on TRIAL for It, exis,encI
In the great city, aud the result thu
far certainly has been most encoufag
ing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-13
MUAicIrAL ,oargOL.

The Etlels by WE, Garrett Fisher,
wh.ch recently appeared In the FOft-
Wghty H,p.clO, "a the city Of Glasgow,
5l..lauJ, j, being received asa strong
argument In taeir behalf by these who
nIvorEio government control Of rail.
vAys, etc. Mr. Fisher shows how
that under municipal control, the
Glasgow wAlorwoEks Is n model in
supply aud cheap o,s; that under SINH
lar mana emeut the business Of light.
ing has teen magnificent Bucopss,
the cost being materially decreased anu
the service improyrt;th by tals policy
playgrOuuds ana gymnasiums are pro.
viduu In tho uTuw4eI districts, as are
also frve cub TO baihs ana FREQ wash.
houses; that tho municipal lodging
houses on sanitary principles house
the poor nj 80 10 q uenceR night, and
yet the tax ra,,s nave deere sed all
around anu tue ciIN's financial cgudl.
ton Ia oEtTBn,ly satisfactory.
A big showing 10 made on tho as.
sumption OF control, by the muuicigsl.
Ity, Of all street car lines IN tho city.
For tVonty.Ihree yesrs prior to June
80, 1894 those had been worked by u
private company. SIX years ago tue
council requested reduction IN tho
hours Of the compauy's employees, bu,
/, was refused, T4en /. was proposed
that ct the expiration fths franchise,
GU tue date named, this city SHOULD
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-13

THE LouIsvILLE, KY, police say
that one OF twin sisters NAMED Berger
ls guilty Of thief. The person from
whom tho property was stolen said she
could Identify the thief by corn on
the inside OF tho left foot. The Berger
girls were arrested, aud resembled each
other 30 closely that Ia their general
appearance tue aocuser could not dis
tingulsn hom apart, M their left feet
were examined, when 1t was found
that both had c5rns In the same place
on tho side OF tho foot. This police are
sure they have the thief, but are NJ a
loss 10 determines which Of the sisters
IL the guilty person, Us corns do not
seem to be a safe means OF idenuiiCA-
ton, especially In the case OF twin
girls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-13

"rHE PROFITS Of pork packers and
shippers would disappear II all the hogs
diseased with triohingsls were sent N
tao rendering vat" Such, ~ least, Is
a statement attributed 10 tue chief Of
ths bureau ofanimal industry Ia the
department Of agriculture. That
oalgIaps name, however, IA Dr., Salmon
aud It msy be that he /, trying ~ in.
s,i.utn boom In hsh,
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COLUMBIA
CHEMICAL co.
Send tor Book. Washington, u. c.
q. g. NJ. J. Drug pepl, Agents forU,ah.


Recently Mr.. j. D. Thomas, Of
North Dakota, yitited the Shenandoah
Valley Virginia, and after carefully
examining the country located In
Winchohtrr, he writes to MF. V. Rich
ariS, Land and immigration Agent,
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, Baltimore,
Mary land, ~ follows: ~ have teen
IN nearly every state and territory Of
the Unitei Statc7, and zm frank In my
opinion that this valley surpsSsfs all
other sections Ia tho Union. The
lands arc low IN price, md pIoducs
profitable ctops. | thank you i5r d.
fvCiinv zoe nero, aud solicit those fook-
Ing pleasant anu pr1htabls homes to
locate lu tlis r1rufrv.7
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-13

CLAN EATING Promises to beccm
popular among Chicago policemen. Ga
Saturday Psrolmau Theodore Miller
biGa clam, and took from his teeth
four seed pe,Tls, Then he tried an.
other, anu got hard substance about
half an inch long, which proved to c
q Iatu IeRgl worth .vrt g-Ol.
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u .lt,,o er-,ar,..

Mr. J. 81. Cobb, publisher Of the
Mirror, 81 Broctou, y, ". saysi "Fgr
nearly 'wp yeHr the Mrr0r has huCn
publishing tbe advertisements OF
CAomhrglnin's Remedies. A few dave
aI0 the writer was suffering from =
bowel trouble and gJrtei T. an uii
remedy which did MT prove thlr
ouri hUally he trlcI Chamberlain.
Cole, Cholera ana Dlarrhw Remedy
and two doses did the buSiues checE,
ini Il completely. For sails by drug.
gnS,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-13

IL IS great tribute to his frmn,ss
Rud sincerity when a pronounced ell.
Yer man can continuously gaze upon
the world through gold-rimmed spec.
tacles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-13

Mrp. W. J. Fahoy, Of Lee Roy, y. Y,
ssys: "Hsye tried fifty cough oures.
Parks' Cough Syrup "a tbs only QUO
that helps me. | know Il IL the best
Cough remedy" For sale by =. J.
Hin & Co., ami Nolien JudaOn Drug
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-13

Tho prrAEr Evrtffl trWs D. ply .-
rrnd.y ,tseriei III corner south and th'i lgmpls
streets salt Lahe CITY, .....,
T-aIn EIIt.au At d ID D. m. Regular Edition a
UrIuHa. ....
mo uysrurr sr,u WasrtT Srwa 10 pu1il.od
on Tusaday and Friday OF each uH.r.
The urssnrf wIraIu Iu magazine fogu 70 rlN
ushod even Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-13

a cup Of parEs' Ten at night moves
the bowels IN the morning. For sale
by +. J. Hill s. Co., anu Nelden Jud.
son Drug 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-13

CITY slbs-fIbsrs uui Kindly notify J r. n1nbar,
lcIfca.atufl Of aHy irreguIarJ il iao delivery u
guir palofa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-13

Tho Nrws 10 m sair % us principal Hotels, N'r'
stands amt uH aIi iaHsa1s.f uAus i.AN1z lAe elB
amer y. m daily.
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WANTED.

IVYEUY Owe TO ENOW THAT WE ARE
II buying and selling moro new and second
lanl goods than any other house IN tie west
ST. Weber 80 2uJ'ill. statr ~
I ADDE'S. WE WILL GLADLY TILL YOU
l = BOW y4u can easily maAo So weekly,
quietly 10 your UNn home Position purWa'
ncnt HoplY with stamped envelope, Won
ans heuelt Co, Joliet ~,
NITASTED-LADY on GENTLEMAS TO
w assist Ia once EAiAry 1900, with
chance 10 increase. and position permanent, q
suited, Hallway far paid 70 once u engAget
iuclose reference and set addressed stamped
envelope. Manager. Lock DrawerP chicago
HAyE YOUR CEssPOOLs, GREASE
traps water closets anu yards cleaned
~ the Odarless sanitary Company. All work
thoroughly uisinfeutod.
OFFICE u MAIN STREET TELEPHONE
NO, 80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-13
SPECIAL EXCURSIONS E.sr.


Via che tnion Pacific.
June l7tn the Union Pacific will sell
excursiou tickets M 'olllwi:
Omaha. Council Bluns, Kansas
City, Sioux City.."........... ........sin 00
81 s',s,,,,,,,,.,,.,a,,, " ~
chicago ,"s',,,.,,,,',' ..,''s,,.,,,..',,. l=kJv
Tickets Will BIO good for return until
September slh.
CITY Ticket Onlre, 2Ol Main ~.
Tho direct limo to Kansas City, At
Louis and Atlantic seaDoard, IL via
the Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
cars, and all connections made In
Union dspots In tho day iime. II you
are going last and care for a daylight
ride through the grAndest scenery OF
tho Rocky Mountains en- route, see
that your ticket reads via Missouri
PAcho Railway. Elegant chair cars
positively tree 10 holders Of regular
itAin tickets.
4. V. DERRAH, G. +. h PA,
Il MorlAn Block, Salt Lake City.
Chilblaiu Llnimon. always cure
rost hiles. Prepared at Go lbs Pig,
Drug store.
Excursion a. Prpyp, June 18th, Ipih,
nUth, VIA IutHu parIuc.
On above dates, union Pacific viii
Feil round trip tickets 20 Provo, tt
sl.90, good for return uHtil Juue g2nd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-13

> Daily IXcrUI SUNNY.

Music by O,seE's orchestra every
afternoon and evening. Depot, cor-
ner First south ana Fourth West.
Fare Tor round trip so cents. city
ticket oiiicr, 2Ol Main Street.
ID. T.. BuRLEY,
Genl AIT. pAsa. Drrt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-13
LOOK HERE

A FINE, LARGE BUILDING SPOT. STU.
"a Hted on Twelfth south and Second West
streets, Tor sale olsap. Apply TO u. T., NEWS
Uulgr,
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sutsefitsra sh,nsirg their place % rrsiieneo
if0liI always eve iuIuaf a. vol - pfsseu' aI'
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MONEY TO LOAN.

pARGAlNs N RIAL ESTATE STOCKS
- bought and sold. Money 10 loan AZ
reasonable rates Taylor Bros, NO, 20 Main
Street
lIOAN ONLY ny OWN MONEY, HENCE
grant fporiAl options, with no delay, no com
missions, no advertising your Winta, no EAs'
tern company ~ doal with, no third party to
Cuuftr with. Your entire business during the
life o. tho loan will be viii one individual.
Cali direct on
Russell l.. TRACY.
iganl Commercial Block
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Chiblaiu LIuimop. always cure
rost hites. PREPARED at dOihs PiI,
Drug store.
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raJm1ll' f0f slII11TH1n a7F'J' N al7A7'''
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-11-07
Russia Denies It.

London, Oct. 31.-The Russian en-
bsssy announced this evening that it
received an official telegram from ST.
Petersburg completely denying the
story from Hong Kong to the Times
and Globe about the secret treaty be-
tween China and Russia by which the
latter is said to have been granted ex-
traordinary concessions. The Russian
officials here add that the visit of
Prince Chi Chuan to ST. Petersburg
was solely undertaken with the object
of congratulating the car upon his &C.
cession to the throne. Regarding the
anchoring of the Russian feet at Port
Arthur, the Russian embassy is not
aware that Russia claims any rights
beyond those of other powers, and it is
stated that no Russian warships are to
be permanently stationed at Port Ar
thur