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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-06-11
LYNCHBURG.

June 3, 1896.
The young man who was arrested
here last Tuesday had hearing on We'd
nesday and was bound over in the sum
OF $3.50.
j.. L. Orebaugh and son, Urban, were
in Washington G. H. last week.
Mrs. G. Roads and her sister, Mies
Brown, of Buford, were seen on our
streets last Wednesday.
During the thunder storm last Wed.
nesday afternoon the residence OF Lewis
Dudley Jr. was struck by lightning, but
fortunately no one was hurt. 1t did
considerable damage to the house.
Mr.. John Archer was in the Hill City,
last Thursday.
Mrs. DR.. A. E. Archer and children,
of Sardinia, were visiting at the home
of her father.in- law and other friends
here last week.
Miss Goldie King is spending her
summer vacation visiting her brother,
Scott, and other relatives at Marion,
Indiana.
John Archer and H. N. Henderson
were in Hillsboro last Thursday.
Stanley Holiday, of Iowa, son of Prof.
]. M. Holiday, who so successfully
taught our public schools here, is visit
ing at the homes of DIR. Garner and Maj.
Bering.
Miss Josie Hopkins was in Hillsboro
last Thursday.
While playing last Thursday the little
son of Chas. Minor fell and broke his
arm.
A. M. Garoutte and Ed M. Virgins
we're seen buggy riding last Thursday
together. Something will drop. Be on
the lookout.
Chas. Stroup, of Ironton, came home
last Friday evening to spend few days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
Stroup.
Born, June 9th, to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Pullman, boy. Mr.. Pullman steps
high and says he will have him clerking
for him soon.
s. P. Michael, who lives about two
miles east of here has strange freak of
nature. A pig with claws on three feet
like dog. The hind ones and one
front foot. The pig is living and per.
feet, except the feet.
Rev. Wright, of the University of
Delaware, Ohio, delivered very able
address on last Sunday night on the
subject, "How the Saloons Must Co."
He is Secretary of the .Anti.Saloon
League of the State of Ohio.
Matthias Moler and wife called on bod.
sonville friends last Sunday.
j.. G. Adair's new wagon arrived Sat.
urday, and it is daisy.
Urban Orebaugh and H. s. Pulse have
gone to Columbus to be examined for
admission to the bar.
Lightning struck the barn of ]. L.
Orebaugh, but by prompt action on the
part OF the boys with the fire extinguish.
ers and the bucket brigade slight damage
was done. Luckily for the Squire his
horse was not in the stable. We will
put Lynchburg citizens against the world
for prompt action in case of fire. In ten
a hundred men were there with
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-06-11
Homeseeksr's Excursiop.

The B. & O. 8. w. Ry. will ON June
10Th and 10Th sell tickets to points West.
South, Southeast, South west and North.
west, at the rate Of one fare plus $2 for
the round trip, allowing ample time
within return limit.
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TURKEY.

June 3, 1895.
Clinton Buffers, of Fsyette county, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Viii.
liam Buffers.
Aunt Mary Trump is quite poorly
with little hope for her recovery. She
is almost So years old.
Miss Nettie Taylor, OF Greenfield, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Samuel N. Glaze.
Mrs. Frank Hiser has been under the
doctors care, but is improving.
Corn is growing nicely, meadows very
slim and wheat unusually light.
s. N. Glaze and his wife visited his
sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Vance. of Hills.
boro, last Wednesday.
Mrs. Jos. Burns and son, Charles, OF
Sugartree Ridge, visited her sii ter, Mrs.
D. L. Buffers, last Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Mrs. NJ. J. Cummings spent Friday
with her daughter, Ms. A. w. Milburn.
OF Belfast
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-06-11

II costs Just a. much to put on poor
paint - . good one. Why mot get the
best-"Gresn Seal" sold by Garrett 4
Ayrss.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-06-11

Paint your home With the "Greei
Seal" mixed paint. cold BY Garrett 4
Ayres.
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Mixed paint from soc. to u so per gal
loa, q Garrett 4 Ayres
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-06-11

AK your sroess Tor Hstisasi RIssr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-10

CiSCtNNATL Aug. 9,- The En-.
q'itgPi sieo,al from Wooster sayi3
over 700 farmers hayosurfoundci FuK
Lake ami are guarding II tonight to
prevent ,he uscaps " tltro desperate
uurglafs. The pusioilico at 80. E4iou
wa butgiari2ud o. 800 .aHi uiE4. Tie
postmaster fred on the tuIElst1, VIM
returned the hrr ana aTuusHI thu cou o
munity. Sheriff. Carver fHuUi "a p8ssu
aud the infmtiH everywhere Joined h.
ihe luuuL There nave bven burglar.
ies In tho community recently, nuJ
the people think thUy now have the
guilty men surrounded.
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JApAN am oLnnANY.
A Commercial TroAiS Approved By
tho IrLAT AnmncII.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 0.-Aco1Td,
lug % mail uIviupH received from the
Orient today, tho commercial treaty
between japan and Germany Inns bfOu
approved by tue pTivy c0uucil. The
,xchango Of Publications aud The sub.
utuueut publication o. mo treaty are
,Ntecloi % take place within sky
dpys. While tue TERMS OF tho uca,y
nts not known, u IL believed that
Japan has conceded more u Germany
In the way VI commercial privileges
TO GrmGua rosldeut In Japan than II
accorded TO Great BiIaln ~ the treaty
made with the BRUSH government
rlmn tlmu ngn'
Adylots from PIkin arc to the Ell RI
that "a COMMERCIAL treaty has U.au
Isulul between China AM Japan.
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Bah JOSH, Cal, Aug. Harvey
Allantor su0t aud killed Mics Wally
Eiulner nnd V. CfJssstiV today auu
then attempted to Kill hIusui, but
iniltd. Tho shooting trCIirol in "
crowded street and created Intense cN.
element. AllcndeT WAS ~ love with
the woman. Ho says be- does not
know why no shot her. Cfcu,tie, IA,
tnyt, aitcmltod 10 pull pistol, lu. he
gJt hlg out hfst ami allied him.
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Beecham.s pilIs arc DO biiiont

Beechams pills are for biiiouJ
ness, bilious headache, dyspcp
sia, heartburn, torpid liver dia.
ziness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappetitc, sallow sl,in,etc.,
when caused by constipation;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause Of all Of them.
Go by the book. Pills Io9 and
asf a box. Book free at your
druggists or write Z. Il. Allen Co.,
COS Canal Street, New York.,
Auausl sliss more than soJoOJ5 boroL
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oxrE uIcII, nIuD room.
uis downward Career Duo Indirectly
10 Litlihu Russell.

KANSAS CiN, Aug. g.-OE w. H..
Nauetlr, formerly o; Philadelphia,
aud VINO IL hsid u have tquaudurud
within the pact ten yGutJ q fortune Of a
quarter OF a million dollars lot MIN by
hiB Rtandiathrr, died hero today In a
b0nIdlug house, where Tor several
months ne had b-en provided i0T by
friends. he dlgd pennilest. Tue dc.
ceased 10 said 10 nave nj ono time been
muddy infatuated with Lillian Rus.
sell, ana 10 have began n downward
career when the actress rtiusod TO
longer recognize HIM. lie finally
dfiitod 10 Colorado, where during tue
miner,' riots ut Bull HIN no boClme n
pinEtrion detective anu was badly
wounded, after whioh he came To
kansas CITY. In hls more prosperous
days DR.. Nallette was prominent Ia
Philadelphia society circles, anu wss
at onr tine commodore VI tho Quaker
CITY Yacht cldb.
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mark touched. while the highest
p'in. toIuv wls5 degrees lees Than
that Of yestOrIay, tie pHople suffered
ju. as much, ami tho ptalliio8 t.ow
That the heat was CqU4uy dangerous 10
NE.
At BRCo'-LYN.
NEW YuRit, Aue. "a number
Of 'tsi Casca COL suu.tfOke have Teen
rcpsrioI irJm BtJsSlyn.
A. CLEVELAND.
CLlvfLAaD, o., Aug. O.--Tho heat
hns Igup iul.nsD hUIe today. AZ
O'clock ibis morning thu mercury
tt1ad OF So; al 9 %. m. II hat rlstn T. VI
aud Oh Z tons Uv aiuy ~ wtH 10 b3.
lhTeu yf0stra,iJns wtio reported today.
Tine victims were R.befI Flizt Eail,
aged 80, whO 10 dgb.; FTaaE b,asrel
VIM Do uuCunsCiUub tul WiA Vie, anu
William X ttor, ngei 81 wiz V I'M
usoiJuf, Tut MHy recover
During the yTtss parade NJ inc
NAuJIai Guard ouClmpma1t tlis
aitcrLOlu hty miliuAuUn were pro.'
trat,d ny The neat. All the men VIII
recover,
AT LIZZIE ROCK.
LITTLE ROCK, Atk., Aug. o.-Ihc
long continues drought Ia IuiB Wcinii )
Yves broken By light raln tgis alter
n10u. Ine tumpeihturB which Tor tue
last ten unys nas ranged abJat the 100
mati, itll to -, nud tlu lutlcA'i M
mo IA Il there wall 10 more rain before
morning.
Duuns the past week the iempefa.
lure IN tue Lii.le Rock district aver.
aged tile hignrst in tho United StsIef.
Twelve Or fifteen fatal ptOslfatiOns
have occurred
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Hanna HAS rIouiy to 80.

CLIvELAsD, o., Au,. 0,-.Cha.Tmsn
Hluaa of tao l,upub.oau naIiOua,
comm..ltp LOTT Il milulght ,ouighI iut
CaicagO 90 give bic attention 10 tue
western campaign, lie s'l4 tuHay sha.
he understood tUJfu was plenty 10.
work awarding him, uu having To-
crlyuI Wtrl 10 the tii.Ci mat mui
lnAq % thousand II Republicans wsr
waiting 10 tsa him nuI geI the detail
uf Tho caI.ua|Eu waTE.
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LONDON, Aug. oil has hcun show.
cry here during the past week. Tue
barrett has been gathered under good
Conditions. Toe quality VI the wnuat
has been rarely tqualed, averaging
from slKty-iour ~ arvouiy.t0ur pounds
per uushul. In quantity there IL a iull
average. Trade IA wheat has been ia.
active, quotations being ifom "a to @ /
down, but In many ctsea tue lOwtti
levels have not beou maintained,
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IN Favor 81 quinn IN CoIorado.

DENvEE, Colo, Aug. "a meeting
Of committees from tue Democratic.
Popullsl nud silver parties OF tne State
1t Colorado was hulI today 10 discuss
the proposition ~ iuslou nn Prtsiden.
tlal oleolors. No action YVES lukor, tut
10 was announced alter tue meeting
that the sentiment wba strongly H.
favor VI united action,
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OMAHA, Au,. "a terrible storm
be ugug IN Omaha ami Eastern
Nubra sp tonight. This 10 the climax
OFT week Of iutrible heat, IN which the
thermometer has ilugtuatod or U4ih
sides 81 the 100 mara nearly OIL the
umc. Though tho humidity h.l uuru
g1mCihinR awful am "a lumbar 81.
pt0s,fhtlOus lave tccurgc 4, 40 fatal.
Ties have rc5ul,cJ. Iho utiUuty was
cluso u g3 all day, but Tonight bas
dropped below ~ asa rstult Oi the
n.uI.l.
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drowned nuriue Ihunder sioTr,.

DETROIT, Aug. "a heavy wind
anu tnunuetstotm which swept over
this city this sveuing resulted Ia the
drowning Of at least three men In tho
Detroit river, and several yaohtsmrn
had extremely narrow escapes Hitor
cApsiziug OF lheir craft. Two othsT6
wtro drowned during tho afternoon
from other causes.
Neal Powers was rescued after swim.
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Cycionto windstorm.

MILWAUKEE, Auy. "A wind.
storm Of cyclone nature struck Mi.
wAukCe at O'Clock tonight, Several
buildings we're unrooied, small suuc'
lures demolished, tlgns blown dow %
ana swopt through tns street,, shade
tees thrown down and other damage
done. A number uf small boats were
on tho bay, but II cannot be learned
that there mas been Toes Of HE.
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Land,iidc Ia colorado.

DENVER, Aug. "a landslide Iu
Clear Creek canyon this afternoon
gcfl9u'ly u not fatally i'lufrd Stew
LrnAin, John liel. anu Sols Nelson.
who were employed 10 ftUuiliinr the
Union Pacific, DgEver * Gull road.
iho slide was not sufficient 10 malrt .
ally delay tue completion Of tie line.
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1n.n,e oeInrnda rannlI,m.

DrNvER, CJlenAuc. "a 90 citing
oil no 4 pulIsl ulttH central ugnUm ttrg
a.. been called tor Augu.t ..uu, O..
tske action regarding toe thfrt.t g
ditin tsgIaIiuA OF tho party Ia tniss btl,
This /, promoted by tue feoen, IN.
nouucsm. ut Oissyoral piomlnvug L y
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ming resriy a nI.in from q Ca'siz q
boat. J,ii judd AMI a tirnugcr, WHO
were with Plwefs, were crowned, Ihe
tsi1 .rs o, the yurHt 'ufauIt ell'ri
the ui0wring Of Fans Hacho J quo
others % the crew were Its. uct. WIN.
J. TlHmcr was drowned rom 60
yacht Alberta this ri,rtHuuu. Tho nor.
bof.lHsog and riner srirgucfs f1r
10. m - b.jy were later oap''su4
n.lE4vsi only aNor q long struggle.
joins HUikH JG, was Ct1wnci " ii2
swimmiuE near pegnu leland.
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DE-TRUorIVE TInr.
ST E1l Marrow > Tsenps Death In u
uiue.

~. E1l Narrow > Escape heath In u
niue.
3 BUTTE, Montana, Aug. O.--The
hoisllug plant Of the Poulln mine was
destroyed by IRE today, Involving u
loss OF $4,000, anj narrowly missing u
great losa of life. Six men weIO Rt the
bottom " tho shaft 100 icot below the
surface, sinking nj the time, ana n
pumpman was nt the ,OOO-ioyt level.
Foreman Bulger wont down on the
cage ana gave an alarm and got tue
ak men cat. All were drawn ~ the
surface. Jus. ~ the cage cleared the
opening OF the shalt the men oil
Jumped nud landed In gaitiy ON tue
platform. Almost ut tho same instant
tbs rope burned through anu the csFe
fell 10 the bottom. Engineer McGtC,
who stood u his pee. lill the cage was
raised, was badly burned.
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DETROIT, aug. "a dispatch to
the Free pfss ilum Benton Hntbor'
MioIn say; -Four p-tsJus wtlo
drowned i1 iAEe Michi.Vn thl. nflrf.
noon nj I'D 1uuic l." raf, milo nyIth
OF here. They were Mn.iin Mnuu ng,
James Buuofick, Fl-Hk Ner'iuN
"Fteuchy" ana stranger
Tue men with q Gu2 u oihui7 were
gaihing, when two OF the numuar
who could not ewim wcfu causnt BY
tup uu1eIi8w ana tue other twJ won't
% their rescue. Two bravo fellows
lost their own uvcs in the CnOSi, whiu
n tblrI hni u narrow rlcapg by e.
drowning man clitg ng to him anu
PULLING him under.
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DurENDING BaYAS.
Iso Never Was raid Tor Brius on al
yarnte Of Tret oliver.

iso Ncyrr Was Pnid Tor Briu= on Al
yacntc Of fror oliver
DENvEE, Aur. O.-'The Il. cky Noun.
tain News recently zen, to the leading
minipg aud smelling men OF the coun'
ny the following Letters
DENvER, Aug. ], 1895.
Dear Strive presume yau have
noted ; na,0r Tuufst0n's sil.cmcul
that "ihu bonanza oliver miut.owuura"
have maintained extensive bureau,
with corps Of Speakers anu wfiieff,onu
that william J. Bryan hiss been In 10.
cuipi Of . salary from them ior some
yeas.
Kindly reply to the following que,.
lions:
/. DO you know Of any such bureau
or organization Ot miue-owucfu VI Ter
suns interested Ia mlning2
.. Do you l0llovoil has over had an
cNisteuct2
o. DO you know Of Mr.. Bryan ever
receiving salary or any other remun.
Grafton Tor advocating bimetaliism2
!. Have sou ever before heard II
charged or iutimntcd that Mr.. Bryan
NtifAHfA NNAh NNAAAhAAHAAHNt NA wv , Nh
Know OF any possible IuudniiOn for
such charger
a prompt answer viii much obligo
you're, very truly,
kUCISY Not STAIN NEWS.
Replies have been received g. Va tev.
outcon representative miuiug mer,
iurIuuing ]. J. Hngernnu, Euuu
Smith, Simon GuggenuUlm, 3. a.
J0sophi, Dennis ShUUiy ani Byron l..
Smear, oil OF whom deny tho existence
VI any bureau organization Of silver
mine owUois for tho putp1fo alleged
| by Mt. rhuTsiou, ani ueuuuuoe az a
ia,suhood the statement that MLBtyan
ha, ever received a salary OF any re-
munofhtlon whatever iron them iOI
advocating tho silver cause.
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LONDON, AuH. lO.-Thc MadfId % {.
respondent Of the STANDARD bel owe.
thHi the government viii obtain tn
noce'bnfy Cuban credits from the
C0rics, Go8pitc liberal opu. 4iilop.
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Iho min Lost. INV reonlr saved.

MONTEREY, chi, Aug. O.-rhc p.
clio Coat Sitsmsuip CgmVauy's
steamer 81. Paul wuut ashore ut Point
Pms rAtiy thlH morning AuI will
rrIblbIy b3 total wreck. IhUfo We q
uH,ut my passengers On b5arI, but all
wufu langod safely aud no lives wCfo
At
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MADRID. Aug. 9.-seaor Sagasia,
the wei -.a9wn liberal lshdur, la an
interview uu The Spanish outlook sal !
tuat be feared, IKE Senior Can0vss, tho
premier, a conflict with the United
StAtes,
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LONDON, Aus. lO.--A dispatch from
Benin 10 the STANDARD says that Elm.
lofor Willlam'a health continues %
aud that ho climbed u hill with HE
physician on Friday.
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uoh,nioho liz. Not I.,slgu,d,

EEuiN, Aug. 5.--A dispatch TO the
Nuutstu NAohuCuteu from Munich
today donios the report that Prince
Huhunlooe, tho imperial chancellor,
has resigned, nul says that the sole oJ.
lect OF mis- visit 70 Wilhelmshghe,
whrTo Emperor william Is staying,
wBa to make n report Of anats la tue
east,
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nurdsr,d ny mob.

HAuNviLLE, La, Aug. 9.-Ihefo
was tiIu.c lsrrhiug IN thi8 iowa ju l
briie ~ o'c.cck last uiEht, aud The
bodies of thrcr Italian murdtrtt1 were
'uuu4Ew ugius rom tlerniltfs on t"td
near toe ccurihousn this n'tnlu"'
one Of the men vs. Lofcuz' Salill "n,
WHO nssassiuntrd juice Gueymgri nt
Ffcrt5Un last Tuesday night. anu The
liner two were ngolnO CUcor1 p-d
Auyolo Mrrcu.o, VINO mufd.ral an
old snaniatd on tho Ashton rlautl.
ton near B.ut,e station ssmu tiue age.
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CURRENT LNroiluo luro il1p
uuE TABLE lNLJ'liJ uuUG u lUJgi
leave al, Lsn, coy

leave 'ait Lah, coy
80. s--Tor bingham. Provo. Grant
junction uuu tIl LONE hast 1888. ~
aud oil po.n,s Esst.......... ;i0l, IA.
ro.ai,..,.-........'-,............ 80 p. IN
~ ~ - NlUEunU|. .it ltCenlut.
al intefnci.4ts points ...... 1907. n.
10 f-lur lurcth. lNHsuH, lfuNu.
tuu OCT intermediate poiuu WE IN
10 - ui tE Zen au# tuu W co., ...s p - pa N'
No l-far ugiau 400 tuf Iysst.... y - p.iu.
Arriso salt Laartitv
SO, 1T ruu u.ugH4m, ,royo,oIaul
duucuuu lnu tno East.. Dol. rs p' M
I'D 10 gsst'.. go. uiEp. an.
t-ltuWIruru Nluru m. Eureka
luUuNU'f. .aunH. ManI ana
niI inter wvHtHlv uuintas.s.ss t.lp o. n
40 -from ogden anu intormoa' o.,,. ,,
lhlt pniuta,.,s.-a. sss..s- .....Hs 80 ~
~. t-tfuw luIekA uut haYrnuas N'A p"
So 80 rom NEuru Hu1 trr west .A
BE IRON uruuu unt tbN West ~ ..
only line ruuniuF through rullman fa'A'a
rtcuiuu ears thIt Lake DitN 90 San lthntl.' p.
tn.l lHl, tItg 20 Denver wa Grand suucNNl
fhu rnlt Lake cay Goo Kansas tilY aud bnleN
SO va colorado Uuintr.
1tfuutn tourist Jr fhmuv siccusrl wiilol
change to htuaaf city, Chicago aud bgti1a
it'o reclining chair cars rAt lAsa
Denver.
Ticket Once, IS v, End SOaIl
D.. G. rOUsE zen. Manager.
?. ~ NhItuth. ITaLu haunEar.
D. a. NADLl.l1ti. Cuu. laffsf. A.
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RERI TINE CARO-, n EFFECT HlY 10, 1855
lruins depart and arrive az salg LAKE CIV,
daily. as t0U0ws

7i0lAm overland uMil0d iUr Chicago. Omaha.
Denver, kansas city 20 Luus ogden
ana laTk tltY.
500 m local express f1r son Francisco.
Ogden. Cache Valley and intermediate
IuIuiHs
tOop 10 local o.press for ogden ana IuI6rms.
uiatn puIula
slUum Auuuc czprcsU Tor Chicago. Omaha,
Denver. Kansas tUY - Lolia, Butta,
fort and, san francisco,
7iO % IN focal express tur Mgrcur. Tnuf,
Provo, Sophi, Manu aud intermediate
IUIutr.
iUtupfH mail and express Tor Provo, NUphl,
NilfVrd. frisco aud intermediate uints.
40 w mixed train iur GETACId Beach,
4upgIu and ICTIuuu.
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OWsh1, H. l0uis, Kansas City, Denver
lurE tIty ana tEHru,
g.UI DO MOI. end cypress f.Du iulcnu, ute,
Portland, ssu tranttco, CFdca ana boz.
To- vdIHfr points,
,iIs pm loral rNprcas from san Func.sro.
Cache valley ogden ana intermediate
IviutHs
$50 m Atlantic DuTcFs from tmgueu
omaha, Pc Louis, HauraH cry Denver
Lut ogden
'l.fb am mali 0nu express from iutro, 'H'
f.H', IrrhI, tFuFu aHu intermediate uuILis
C,8l % % local express from Aivrrur, Unite
Iluyu, NtUu., Manu- and mtgTmudwll
UHI4tH,
- 30 tlr mixed uau ftDm lemnus, Tooe.s
aud GHTLy.t Teach.
traias toutu OF Juab run dlIy eAge''
tuuUuN.
iiuu dallY cIcopt sunday
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DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE Or TIE WORLD
The only line Ila5lns lEO
Through Past Trllrs G,IlJ
LIADVILLE,
LBpEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SYRINGE
End DENVER
EFFECTIVE NOV. 20, 1894.


Train No. leaves Ogden 700 am.
Salt Lake Sos am, arrive at Pueblo
cas- am, Colorado Springs 7;sI am,
Denver 1880 am.
ram TO 2 leANc. Ogueh piSs pm,
Salt Lake .lI pm, arrive al Pueblo
say Pun, Colorado Springs 6;5s pm.
Denver q:7i nm.
.,nuseious made q, Pueblo, colorss..
spTings and Denver With all lines sAs,
IogEnt day coaches, chair cars and Pull
man slsspufs on all trains. Take ths
u. a u. q. Gnd have q comfortable tSip
Gad enjoy ths enOsi scenery on Tho soa-
then,
gs.f,e M.plrpr. P,ATA.
DsnVer, Colo. DeavoE. OtkA
n. = FKyINA
osnsrnl Agent
elli Ieas os1s ~
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D. &, nOusE. ICu. Manager
2. n, hltuth. Ifala MannEar.
D. 4. MADLIlGli. Gun. I'afF.f. A.
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vacement at the Lyeeum with To-
aiahts performances. Toe Company
.rpuiug here wts au auspicious one
ma hsde fair % elevate The pIoviuue
condition uf the house constquent IN
on she fact thst Mansgor Gates was
compelled q, use any and everything
90 keep the house open. But Mr.. Atpuf
allowed The aiandnfd 90 drop anu ire
Interest 10 fret aroused went with u 10
certain extent rhia c mpany han
proved thst they ore better than TIE
average c1mpsuy Of the class on the
road and contains some clever people
Il now sppeiss that the late Ffcuk
Mayo had his lie injured for S25,OOI
nt iiu lime Of his death. IL aupusfs
that wnou Nr. Mayo began bic la
engagement W San FfaucNcJ, 10
April, bis policy lspstd. AZ u.on A.
be- realized that ne was IN ue'ault Will
bio payments ho started 20 airaighten
.ut the matter. lie was fe-txamineu
~ Jour phyauiaus, VINO prom uucou
him all right, sni lie iuimediatriJ
sent y cheoS flr tue amount oi tn
premium 10 the New IorH ulilca Of tn,
inturance csmpsny. a mouth laioi
Mr. Mayo was uoal, aud his nfompi
action tsvuI tue $4,000 iOr his vile,
anu represents oil sa0 received from
his estate.