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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20

OsI.); Gbenbs: &affse, Suppe ober
slnen balben Sdrins nit 9eatartuffeln;
SonntasS sebtS seipbbnlib Elm @rtra.
elien, J. y. SbpeinSbraten. Nuberoem
erbdlt Der Soloat alle brei Gage Elm
iiinfpfinoises Sdpar5broo unb an 26bn.
uns % BfSe. ben Gag, aue ssbn Gage
dusbesablt. Damn nerben ibm in ben
luf GompanistOiten sefiibrten 8aiernen.
Rantinen Speiien unb @etrdnfs bilis
Seliefert. 70 !. y. elm @las Bier fur 8
lnltatt 10 PfSe. Dieie &antinen ersa.
ben ipieoerum einen erfledli6sn nebers
lduB (cenn bic eeiammts 8srpaItuns
uno 8eelenun9 eeihiebt foiienfreD, Der
uOn 3eit gu 3elt unter bic SoIoatsn per.
tbellt tpiro, 10 buB am @eburtstase oss
Raliers ooer tel ionitisen feierIi6sn Ans
ldnen ber SOloat ben eunSsn Sag toitens
fIei Seht unb ipeiit. glm g8eibnadts.
abeno pirb auf &an!inefoiten IN Der
Stube bes 5eIbpebels elm Gbriitbaum
aufseitelt uno isoer Solont erbGlt elm
Seihenf, bas ieinen SebiirfniHsn enis
ipridt. Damn ipenbet man6sr beHer
lituirte uno menidIid fiibIenbe Offiser
ais elm 3ei6en beionbsrer 3ufrisosnbsit
bic uno oa elm paar SIaiben Dsin ober
Gosnac fir eine Sople, ooer Elm SdBden
Bier. Der Solbat erbdlt suhem nur bas
Bette, benn ale 8prratbe iperoen beim
Intaufe senau unteriuht. grit nad
iedsmonatIider Snitruftion unb nebs
unSsselt piro Der Rsfrut elmer @ompnnis
suBetbeilt unb betommt bic Waifen in
ole Suno. 8upitulirt Der Solbat nab
4blauf Der stpeiidbrisen Dienit3eit unb
beitebt ouS llnte,OifBierseramen, 70 bat
er na6 elmer beitlmmtsn 3eit Ge mad
llmidnb,n 7-l2 Sabren 8ieni) gln.
iprud uuf eine @ioiliele BEL Der 8abn,
Bolt etc., uno fann Iib oann nad 90.
idbrieer Dieniiseit peniionieren Iahen;
BON Der Yeniion fam er gang anitdnbis
Ieben unb i'm Sale ieinss 5obss erbdlt
feline Nitipe einen enifpre6enben 8etras.
l9ir f6nnten iiber bieieS 8apiiel nod
ausfilbrIider ibreiben, aber bas @eiaete
pirb seniisenb beipeiien, cab Der Solba.
tenitanb lanse ni6t Der ihlimmfe unb
oaB bon elmer Notb feline Spur 1T. QBir
baben in Wuins unO GObIens ubii6tli6
bic 2ofaIe beiudt, mo oiele SoIoatsn
pertebrten, unb faben nlbtS bon 9ioib.
itanb. Sir bic meiiten if bic 0ienhseit
in sipilifaiorii6er Siniidt Elm Ssaen-
lie lernsn RelnIibfeit. glnftanb uno Oros
nunesiinn, SbfIidfet uno 9iSsiplin,
@rrunsenidaften. bic aub bruben ben
iunsen 8eneeln nidts idaoen pirben.
(Salub folst)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20
GImbnrf.-Sr Sennie @ebrum

Glmburf.-SrI. Sennie 8sbrum.
bic ibrs Sommsrpafan3 bel ibrsn @Itern
bier subradts. 1T mad Sod 6apsn suriid.
setebrt, UNI ibre Stublen fortSuisben.-
Durb bas anbalteno trofene g8etter
iinb bier iebr piele Drummer unb Aueqen
periiest unO in 5OIss osiien srObe nnan.
nebmlIbfeiten entitanben. SiSco
bon bier 1T am Samitae DtOrsen nabs
DunmOre uuf benz g., 8. & 0. @eIsiis
BON einem 3use sstrOffen uno setbptet
pOrben. Gr sins am Srsitus na6
Scranton unb es pirb ansenommen.
oaB ct ii6 auf benz Seimtpes befanb. aIs
ibn Der 3us traf.-9us SOteI glmburh
tpirb bieien 0onneritas fur bic SaiiOn
sei9lohen ipsroen.-8 8uif's Sotel erfreui
li4 INNER nod GROCER Bopularitdt unb
pleIe, tpeIde ben 8ouIebaro binausIau'
fen ooer fabren, febren bort Elm uno limb
INNER elmer suten 8ebienuns fiber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20
: Ra6fsn 9isnitas iit Ssuermunns,

parade.
8erIanst: Spfort - Elm iunsss
Wdb6en, um Isidte Suusarbsit gu tbun.
gu erfrasen in bieier Office.
= Die Dampfbsisunss. Gompanie bat
am Wlontas infoIse Der fibIen @itterune
ben 9ampf in ibre RSbrsn ssIeitet.
- S9ner berIsbt tpurbe am Wiittipod
Wm. S. Slut bon Sherman Mpenue
in Der @reenippoS 9rube bur6 einsn
8cbIenfaa.
= Die idbrIi6s 8otf6aft baS Mapors
unb 8eribte Der beridiebenen Departes
ments iinb in Pampbletfprm eebrudt ipor.
ben unb tpurbsn am Dientae an peridie'
bene Wiapors ber benu6barten Stdbte
perianbt.
- 9as bemofratiide county @omite
bate am Dienitus Nbenb i'm ST. @bars
les Sotel eine Sibuns, in Der beidlohen
ipurbe. ben county @onpent am Dienitos,
ben l. Oftober, ab3ubalten. Die 8ors
tpabIen finoen am Samitas supOr itatt.
- Am Samitas ioqte in ben 9onta
@Iasnerfen eine Brobe ftattfinben unb
cine @lasplatte mar idon eeroat, als
Elm 5beiI Der Mafdinerie brad unb Die
9robe unterbrad. SobaIb tpis Der ser,
brodene GbsiI rsparirt 1T, ioa cine an'
eere HSrobe 8eseben tperoen.
S 9as @IOaf.. 9lnsus. unb 9tIsss.
iddft bon Srancis SiBsibbon. l32 9iorb
0aibinaton Npenue, baS Dor Wphen'
friit erbffnet purbe uno behens Setter
Serr 6. so. Roe it, bat eine prGdties
unb boaitdnoise GusmabI Der betreffens
ben Artifel uuf 8orratb, bic gum nieo'
riefen Breiie unter @nramie perfaufi
tperoen. 2siet bic anseise auf bieie'
Settle.
- Bon einsm idtpsren S6idiaIs'
idIase iinb am Sonntas Wiorsen Ser,
unb Srau Geo. @abl bon 2inbsn Strab,
betroifen fporben, inbsm ibnen lbr dlte'
ftes 8ino Sarrp, l6 Sabre alt, an bel
AppenbicitiS tarb. @r lit felt @oben
friit an Der 8ranfbeit unb nIS lestei
Rettuns mitteI tpuroe eine Operation
an ibm borssnommen, bic ii6 aber y
ipdt ertpies, ba bic 8ranfbeit su mel
poreeidritten ipar. Sarrp mar Elm in
teIlisenter Sunse unb feline gltern iinI
ourd ieinen frGbaeitisen COB tief er
idGttert. Das Degrading fano an
Ulittipod MOrsen unter sablreider 8e
tbeilieuns itatt uno nu6 elmer SeeIen
meHs in ber ct. Beter's Satbrebal
tpurOen bic uebsrreite i'm 5oreit SlI
Sriebbofe beigeiebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20
Staotratb.
Select Council. u. Septs

Select Council, IL. September.
9lIs in bisisr 8eriammIun8 bic Oroi'
nans fir Elm tpeiterss Weeere1t fir 8er'
ldneerung Der 2inie Der BAILEY Bafen'
ger Railipap Sompanis mad petersburg
sur 8eratbuns fam, bebauptete 8ods,
oab bic GOmpanie ibr Wesere6t pertpirft
babe; biss tpuroe bon Wasner bstritten,
Der bebauptete, baB bas @eieb nur Ses
aug auf 2Opnibips unO 8orouebs babe.
Ro6e iaSts iebO6, bab er einen 4bpOfa'
ten seraoe iiber bieien Punft bsfrast babe
uno paB bas @eieb aud Stdbte betrlfft I;
ferner babe sr nur bic AnssIessnbsit auf.
serufsn, nm ben Stabiratb ju mabnen,
stipas msbr porii&tis in iol4sn Sdlen
Su banbeIn uno barauf su iebsn, bab eas
@eisB poafibrt tperos. Da bic Sadie
ipidtie 1T, 70 tpuroe borlduFs bic Orbis
nan; nit mebreren 8uidben pa1irt.
Gbittenben rei9te cine 8eiolution Elm,
bic aneenommen tpurbe, unb bic bem
psrf. ebarlss 5. Wattes aIs Batter ess
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20
SSie man in Gbina NIT Heeafs
teuren umfpriuat.

Cine 6iu.ifts Gbrunif rsdblt, tab nun,
,sbnbunetrt Hsbaftfurt elmer pefinsfr !3situns
tntbaupist pprpsn itnb. Sb FOLDER WalTtn-
Itlahtsrei iibtrlluft ben esier cine @j6nlsbaut
CT psrsiBt lie absr, ptun a fubIt, eab bic
Shpinbiubt ibrs sisrissn arallsn nad ibm
ausifrsft. DR.. pierce Golden Medical Dis
covery III eas sinsis pirflams Wittsl ssssn
9unssnibpGts, Slutipsisu, sfur,atbmigfrit,
Srsn6itis, aFbma. l&ptsn Sufsn unS abn,
libf esipsn.
Stamps, ga 6apttte Co., arfanias
DR.. R. 81 pierce ;-gBertbsr Srr SD
tbtilf Sbntn nit, taB S6pineiubt in Der ia.
malis mrinn 6rau srbIi6 IN fGou msbrsrt
Der 8amilit iinb baran ssfOrbsn. Wlsus 6rau
bat cine Stpsiisr, 5rau 9. u. Glsarp, pslbs
an pa Sdpinriuht srfranite. Gle ssbrau6ts
9br "Golden Medical Discovery" unb puret
gum Grfauntn alr pisbtr ssiunb. Msins
6rau bate euugsnbIutuustn, unb tbrt Shpt-
iftr erang in iis, bas "Goden medical Dis
covery" su ssbrau6en. SD pillists Gin, unit
% furirtt ls. Stit feds Sabrsn stist iit niGt
bic gtrinafen Spuren pen S6pinbintt.
@ans erssbsnit Sbr
98. 8. 8pssrs, NJ. d.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20

Stabtratbs" bcbes Sob sollte unb iein
Dabini6eiben ais einen 8erIuit fur oas
8emsinbetpobl babinteQte.
Die grnsnnuns bon Diirr aIs Deles
sat gum Content Der Seuerdefs in Aus
guita, 9a.. tpurbe in WiebereripGsun8
sespgen unb an ieiner Steae ber Seuers
Def iubitituirt. Sine 4etition in 8etreff
Der 8srlssuns bss 9fanbitaaes an Wlain
Gbsnue tpurbe bem Sanitdts' Gomits
iiberipiefen.
Die Oroinans, ipeI6e bas SaIair Der
MitsIieber Der RspiSionS' unb 4ppellas
.8sbDrbs auf SO per Gag fehiebt
unb cine semeini1aftIi4e Sibung beiber
3peise bes StabtratbsS sur gripdbIuns
Der 8ebbrbe anorbnet, paiiirte brittle Seis
uns. Die Orbinans sur 1lebertrasuns
Der $4,000 fiir oas 8iabuft gum 8riis
dsnsanfabrt Sonb paiirte ebenfalls
brittle 2eiuns, iotpie folsenoe Orbinans
sen: 9Haiteruns bon Webiter Ipenue /;
fur einen 4bsusSfanaI an @apouie apes
! nue. /; ben stephan SoneS anipru6 NIT
81, 900 su erIebisen; fur bic 8erbeher'
une bon yleunter, 8obinion unb Sadion
Straben; glibeliruns bon Siampre
9lpenue; 4baussfanal an Srblns 4pes
nue.; 8erbietuns beS 2ssens BON Gement
Seitsnpesen; fur StsinpIatten Seitsn'
pese on @aibington Apenue 8erens
seruns unb Yfaferuns bon @pomins
9lUenue; fir NipsairunS bon Sampton
Strabe.
Sine Orbinans sur 9Haiteruns bon
Olipe Strabs, sipiiden Diabiion uno
Nonroe 4penusS, ipurbe eineereidt uno
gum Druid beorbert, bic Orbinan, sur
@UHenpfIaiteruns uno &innitciniebuns
an Zig Strabe in Der 20. Waro bis Sur
uddfen 8eriummluns rsferirt.
Common council, IL. September.
| MuBer Der 3uftimmuns elmer 8rDberer
gnsabl bon 8orIasen, bic bonn Seleci
Smelg einseianbt purben, nabm bel
Common Council ioIsenoe neue 8eiddftt
auf: Cine &eiolution, bic ben Straben'
fommiifdr anpeiit, einen monatli6er
8eribt iiber bic BEL itdbtiiden Irbeiter
anseitelten Hidtblrser unD ben Don
ibnen erbaltenen 2obn absuitatten elm,
9eiolution, bic $50 fur guseaben be
Der idbrliben Seuermann Barabe er.
laubt; eine HeioIution, bic ben Stra'
benfommiidr anpeiit, Nnfubrtsn su,
2eeseti's Greef Bride bersuiteuen elm,
Oroinan3 fir einen 8wei8abSussfana
an Pem Apenue in Der ID. Waro; Elm,
, Sroinana pel6e ben su besablenber
2obn an itdbtii6e 2lrbeiler pie foIe
fsitisst: Subrperttreiber, s4; Sanb
lpsrfsr, $3.50 unb 1aselbbner 81 so
cine 8siolution sur grDffnuns bon Samp
ton Strabe, bon Dieribian sur IA
Strabe; cine 8eiOIutiOn fur elmer
, 3meisabsusSfanal an Spbe Barf Gpenu
, IN Der 4. 8arb; elne ReiOlution, bi
0eitieite Ssueralarm Station bon be
Srforb nab Der @entrnl Diine rerleseno
elne 8eiolution, bic ben 8Orfber be,
Seuerbepartement. GomiteS antpeiit, bi
Gfetten oer Grpital Gompanie ansu
. faufen.
Sine 8eGnune Der IapIor Nafe
@ompanie i'm 3etrase bon $3.50 fiji
Q8aGer uno eine bon Sl00 fur 9luf
iteluns BON NuiieriiDden auf 8eaeou
SeigblS ipurben an oaS betreff. @Omit
ilberpieien, baS aud 9nneiiuns erbielt
iber bic nriade Der ipdrliden Waher
lieferuns auf Der 8eitieite iib su er
tunoisen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20
Ici5Gcl 2llbre6t
Scrrcm=S bneiSer.
ma c;A... a+r SuAss;ts

FVc STIUNIH ~FIV (HVIV'tt
Die tfiftn. etuau paItntsn an,iist ,u nice
riaittu prsiltn in Der Staet. Nldbi cure 8s-
iftauussn itBt, tbs bic Cation ibrn SSbs
punt erfsi6t
&sparatrrsn, 8tinistn unp 6drbsn ppn aIsi-
cru btisus bsiprst. 38.2m
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20
@apue Gpuutp.

Snnesbale. .--9ie 8spubIifaner nomi.
nirten in ibrem Gonpent am 0tontap
Soiepb 8opb bon Damascus ais County
S&asmeiiter unb Or. 6. 6. Softer uIs
Coroner.
s Die srobe Sdsemiibls bel GIsmo,
oem @bas. Smitb BON Seelepoiqe ssb6.
renb, 1T am Isbten Donneritas total
ourd 5euer seritDrt tporoen uno Der 8srs
luit betrd8t $4,000, NIT feIner 8er'
ii6eruns.
-BaitOr @m. Sdmibt. bis Dor fur.
sem Der SeeIiorser Der beutiden 2utberis
i1en 8smeinpe, bat in 8eeleituns bon
Serrn Meper Sonescale berIaRen. Bu'
itor 2eib piro feline Steae iibernebmen,
iobaIo er bon europa eintriift.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20
Neme MnSei9em.
SetTebti9ers=Naebr
Ro. 1853, gfos. Z. 1895, Common pleas,
nodo,nouna Hnu,tn

9adapanna County.
IN RE: Guti6dtisuns fir Rissairuns Suu
Nsp SnaBs.
Die untsr,sibnsttn Sslibtiau, ernannt pom
9Ummsn pleas 6juittt pon eadapauna COUNTY,
um ben S6apn fsifsuitsasu, rsl6sr bnr6 bic
NipslIiruns ppn Rfp Snabs, ipiibsn gBaib-,
insipn Avtnus uae Gappuls Apsnus, in bfr
Stapt S:ranton, ptruria&t pures, au men be-
,abIbar uns aud ben gprtbeil, penn FOLDER sri-
ifirt stbtn hermit an ale SniersTirifu Na6>
ritt, pae is bic prdmilIsn bttRtist une cine
Sabtls aufstityt babtu, ptl6s ben Saaesn
jsist unb an men unb ppu mem bssablbar, ionic
bic gOrtbsils, uub prbsu benannie Isabelle Dor.
isissn uHp ale Ginpsnpunssn in Bstrsr etIisl-
ben une aud bic ausialfn anbSrn i'm Arbiira-
tiOns 3immn i'm GjsribtsssbGnpt Sranton,
pa., am %. Gag bee September 1895, UNI 10
llbr grrmittass Rarl 8SmptL
s.. Nltpn Davis,
Sbpmas 3. Rtllp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20
2anb IN perfaufen.

l80 adsr, elm She'll oauon sutes Grassland,
oqes beludHsrt; Iiest in 8parina 8root soDn
ibip, mefiid an Die 6urms bon @ug @bilips
nno Burnep SIorum 9r.nSeno. on Der Roro.
ieite an bas eanb BON Gdert unb i'm Often on
Sobn NuIIen Die 8abluuasberinsunaen fino
leidt uub Der uieori9fs Breis bee 9anoes 1T
odt 9ollars es fub websr Soblsn nod
WineraIisn rsierpirt @abere ausfunft 9iebt
Sobu Staut ober aud in Der Office bee
,8odenblatt" 22,ba
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Sefauntmabun0.

Sinmit iur atnntnibnabms Der DtutittH
ppn Srantuu uub llmstsrno, bab bn ptuti6s
6ritebpf an Noro WaibinstOu aptnut nunmstr
pT bsuiittn 90. lutb. 3icusssmfints lur 8r-
pdltuns ubsrtrdsrn puroe uue eaB Anpfiun-
gen fir SssrdbntbpIGse auf esmfsIbtn Nro. SIS
eadlranud Aptnus ~ babtu iiur.
Scranton, "a, ben t6. Sept 1895.
3S.3p Spbn @reineE, Ssfrftdr
her tsutihrn sp. lutb. 3tpns @smeiure-
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Staot unD GOnntb.
llnIern gl6onnenten

oisne biermit sur Na9ridt. buB mir in
iurser 3sit nit ben idbrIiden GoaettiO'
nen fiir baS ,.@O4enbIatt" beginner
perbsn; iol6e, pelde nidt serne ben
Solicitor i'm Sauie ieben, ioaten birefi
in unierer Office poripreden. 9Iustpdrs
tise 2eisr iinb eriu9t, ibre fdaisen 8es
trdge enttpeber bur4 cine 8ofanpeiiuna
cber aud bur1 einsn Check einsuienben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20

CfzR0 fault sin bpppsIiss 5aus nit
% wv ssbn Subsn in Der II. Warp,
nabs Gepar ausnus. gsrmietbst f6 gut unb n
cine quite Inlase. 9spiueuneen mic psrlaust
Gpmseps 6ranl 424 Spruee StraBs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20
2ebrimn9e perlan0t !:

Gin itarfsr Sunse i'm aItsr bon i5-l7 Sab
ren, um pas Yfnbsbei6lassn tu srlsrnsn.
Sa6suirassn 4t2 u. Sisbeutf StraBs cbsr 621
5amptpn Shabs.
8. 8. Silbsbranbt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-06
YOUNG SPITZ BEATEN.
ALTHOUGH A DRAW WAS DE-
CLARED HE WAS WORSTED.
Black Prince Outfights Him on
Every Point Except FoulinS-He
Gets Half the Money, However,
Details of the Mill Last Night.

Although the contest between young
Spitz and the Black Prince at the Salt
Lake Athletic club last night was de-
clared a draw, the former was never
more completely beaten in his life.
He was outfought from start to finish
and in the ninth round, when the
management stopped the contest, he
was on the floor holding on to the
Negroes leg, a knocked out, whipped
man.
An unpleasant feature of the affair
was the admission of several men
whose ideas of a fistic encounter are
evidently tinged with blood; who wane
10 see broken heads and black eyes
Wluness nnger-chewing matches and
tne like. Hitherto the management
mas peen fortunate in keeping out this
Grass. out last night a dozen or two
got IN, by the courtesy of members
and the result was that instead of a
qulet. affair, as all previous events
nVe been, this one was marred by the
olsgraceful acts of men who could be
satisfled only by witnessing a fight
Wtth axes Manager Bboor says. how
ever, that this is the last time any,
thing of the kind will happen, as in
the future none save members will be
admitted
The choice of Jim Williams az
referee was mistake. Jim is all
right as a principal in an encounfer
but as a referee he is a decided fail
ure. The style of boxing on young
Spitz' part should not have been toll
Grated. He is not fair fighter, if his
work last night is any indication. He
depends upon clinches and tricks to
wear out his antagonist, and while
this might he permitted under london
rules, the Marquis Of Queensbury code
offers not the slightest excuse for
such tactics as he adopted last night.
The Prince had the advantage of a
longer reach than Spitz and he
was the aggressor in every round, as
tar as fair fighting was concerned.
In the first round he went at his
man hammer and tongs and soon
forced his white antagonist to clinch
In the second he caught Spitz a swing
which sent him to his knees, and al
!hough the latter got in a couple of GOOD /
ones, the colored man had by far the /
BEST of it. Not until the fourth did
he black man show any signs of
weakening. Then a blow on the wind
made him somewhat groggy, but he
succeeded in getting in a good upper
tut, which was a daisy
The fifth round marked a palpable
,oul on Spitz's part. and the crazed
1obos who wanted gore howled until
The management threatened to stop the
mill. The sixth was an even break:
both men fought in the seventh, but in
he eighth Spitz got a lump in his
throat and when time was called for
he ninth had exhausted every disrepu-
able tactic he knew Of
A clean uppercut knocked him off his /
,eet in the last round. He grasped his
by the leg and hung on until
-orn away. That's all.
Sam Clarke and George Condie gave
lively four-round set-to as a prelim-
nary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-06
LAND OFFICE.


The local land Office yesterday received
the following entries:
Homestead entry of James Madison,
of Huntington, Emery county, to the
east half of the northeast quarter and
the north half of the southeast quarter Of
section 20; in township II south OF range
0 east, containing 10 acres.
Homestead entry of Albert S. Olsen, OF
Castle Gate, Emery county, to lots l and
and the east half of the northwest
quarter of section 30. in township is south
of range . east, containing 106.S0 acres.
Homestead entry OF Isaac Bullock, Of
Lone Tree p. O., Wyoming to the south
east quarter of section Is, in township
3 north of range 16 east, containing $50
acres.
Homestead entry of William Bullock,
of Lone Tree P. o., Wyoming, to the
section IT. and the northwest quarter of
the northwest quarter of section 20. and
the northeast quarter OF the northeast
quarter of section 10. in township north
of range 16 east, containing l60 acres.
Homestead entry OF John Ilewellyn, of
of Goshen, Utah county, TO the east half
OF the southwest quarter, and the east
half Of the northwest quarter Of section
p in township south of range l west,
containing leo acres.
Homestead entry of John A. Taylor. OF
Fillmore, Milard county. to the south
half of the southeast quarter and the
south half of the southwest quarter OF
section q, in township ~ south OF range
west, containing leo acres
Homestead entry of William P. Hunter,
of Cedar City, Iron county, TO the south
west quarter of the northeast quarter and
the south half Of the northwest quarter
of section II, and the southeast quarter
of the northeast quarter of section Is, in
township S5 south of range II west, con-
tanning $50 acres.
Homestead entray of Patrick II. Towey,
of Park City, to lots 3 and 4, of section
IS, in township 1 south of range east,
containing S0SS acres.
Homestead entry of Emil Sager, of
Salt Lake city. to the north half of the
southeast quarter and the north half of
the southwest quarter of section q, in
township 20 sonth Of range west, con-
tanning 160 acres.
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waste OF these parts by an unusually
prompt supply of appropriate nerve
food. 1t purifies the blood as nothing
else can do.
If every man and woman plagued
with frequent headaches, and every
business man made anxious by pain at
the base of the brain and neuralgia
twinges, would take Paine's celery
compound, the world would be light
enad Of a vast deal Of misery that
ought never to be borne.
The most advanced medical thought
of the latter quarter Of the 18th
century has prepared Paine's celery
compound to meet and overcome these
troubles that are due to ill-fed, i'll
regulated nerves. and poor, thin
blood.
N. n. Leaneard, NJ. D., Of Charles
town, Mass, whose portrait appears
above, one Of the ablest physicians in
the Boston district, q man Of char
acter and influence, says:
After using Paine's celery com
pound for four or five years in my
general practice, I can cheerfully re-
commend it. For catarrh Of head or
stomach, for instance, it acts like
charm. For women in many cases it
is blessing. For chronic rheuma tisn
1t does give relief. Torpid liver, gen
eEdI deblIlty, constipation, pains in
stomach and loss of appetite ii re-
Heves. and is the best of remedies in
general nervous pr0stration. recon-
mend it to many OF my patients. be-
lieving. as I do, in its real merits. 1
believe it a public blessing 10 in
valids. and. as yet, not fully appre-
ciated"
J. c. Flynn, NJ. D., a we'll known
Michigan physician, is but one of
hundreds who prescribe Paine's celery
compound because it cures. Writing
from Warren in that state he says:
Il use the Paine's celery compound
freely in my practice as a nerve tonic,
blood purifier and general tonic in all
debiltated conditions of the system.
find it a fine thing for patients re-
covering from the grip, especially Old
people,
DR.. J. II. Hanaferd, of Reading,
Mass. whose writing in the Household,
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w ~?

WHY, in the SPRING
time, do so many have that
drowsy, lifeless feeling?
WHY is there so much
backache, neuralgia and
rheumatism?
WHY do scrofuIous
taints, eruptions and erysip-
elias show themselves?
WHY not admit the
truth, which is. that kidney
poison is in the blood2
WHY, then, not put the
blood in pure condition by
curing the kidneys?
WHY not today resort to
that great remedy, Warmers
Safe Cure, which is the only
known specific for these
troubles?
WHY not, in a word, use
the BEST remedy obtainable
for banishing disease and re-
health and happi-
ness?
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Railway Notes.

Mrs. George d. Loomis and Mrs. George
Bodley left for Kansas City over the Rio
Grande Western last evening.
Grading on the Hot Springs extension
will be completed today. One mile of
tracllaying has been completed.
Colonel E. W. Tatlock goes to Milford
today on legal business. which will detain
him at that place until Tuesday.
The Golden Gate excursion left by a
Rio Grande Western special yesterday at
p. m. Seven cars were used including
two diners. There were sixty passengers
The time of the Cache Valley train over
the Union Pacific has been changed, leav-
ing Salt Lake at a. m. instead of 2:40 p.
m. and arriving at Salt Lake at tbs p. m.
instead of 1910 a. m.
"A Union Pacific special to Ogden will