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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-04
Bicvcle Riding School.

Bicycle riding thoroughly taught;
special instructions to ladies and chill
dren; will sell you any wheel in the mar
ket. o. H. Conway. 10 East Third South.
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PERSONAL.

MAIZE. Palmist and card reader. S32
Main street.
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the lead in their line of business in
this inter-mountain region
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DON'T LET your family go to the poor
house. Why don't you let me insure your
home and furniture? 1t doesn't cost
much AL H. Ensign, the Insurance
Agent 431-2-3 Atlas block.
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WANTED.-MEN TO ADVERTISE our
JAPANO SPECIALTIES. lacking signs
ETC.: salary so per week and all ex-
etc: steady work; send q cents for
sample, postage, yearly contract, etc.
JAPANO MFG. CO., Whitehall, Wis.
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MISS THURMANS electric massage
parlors; first-class; patronage wanted. 10
South Main.
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GOOD GIRL. 541 South West Temple
street.
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Storage.

FIDELITY STORAGE COMPANY, 22s
South West Temple street (Realty build
ing). Storage. packing and shipping.
moving. etc. E. NJ. Onion. Manager.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

STORAGE.-Cheapest and best at the
l. X L., IS East Second South street
Telephone 44S. p. A. Sorensen.
JNO. MAHAN. ROOM 81 60 W. Second
South street, dealer in real estate, loans
and mines. Bargains in houses and lots.
BICYCLES and repairing. Patee bicy-
Gle only $50: equal to the 500 makes. A
H. Meredith, 1886 Main street. the wheel
reDairer.
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AGENTS.-TO SELL the Indelible
Check Perforator; retails at 50; large
commission. Wesley Mfg. Co., Al Park
Row, New York.
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A GREEN Lowered tan-lined pocket
book Return to 969 First street and re-
ceive reward.
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COMMERCIAL stationery at Pembroke
Stat Co. 40 w. End South. Tel 17s.
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FOR SALE.

DIEBOLD SAFE. 16 Main street.
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AGENTS IN EVERY COUNTY. for the
oldest association in the United States,
paying weekly benefits for both sickness
and accidents Address U. P. Association,
Los Angeles, Cal.
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WARNING & VENTILATING.

P. J. MORAN STEAM AND HOT
water heating and ventilating epparatua
No. 10 West Second South
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LOST.

4 PURSE containing SO and a recon-
mend to the Salt Lake temple: finder
will please leave at this office and oblige
a poor lady.
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If You Want
Groceries

OF AND KIND OR DESCRIPTION.
ring up No. 56S We keep them at a
price that you can afford to buy. E. A
Wolfe & Co. "A West Second South.
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this city, April 3, 1887.
Andrew Hanson, aged 26 years. Native
of Sweden
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e. 6. Williams p days and Herbert
Fletcher 20 days were the orders entered
by Police Court Clerk ShouD in the
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STEAM-HEATING.
PLUMBING AND TIN WORK.

THE DAVID JAMES CO.. steam ana
hot water heating. No. 81 Main street
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THE DAVID JAMES CO. plumbing ana
cornice work No. 81 Main street.
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HAS SERVED THREE YEARS.

Dr. James E. Talmage was appointed
president in April. 1894, and assumed
the active duties of the office in July
of the same year.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

ON FARMS AND CITY PROPERTY
Miller & VieIe. 401 Mccormick Block.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
SECONDHAND furniture; pianos, or
ganS and sewing machines; before you sell
get our bids, l. X. l.. Secondhand store.
AS East Second South street. Telephone
AS. P A Sorensen.
ENGINEER, also one motorneer. APP
ply South Park Mining Co., Green River.
Utah.
GASLIGHT in every house, newest
thing out Attaches to ordinary lamps;
no chimneys; safe, economical; outht
free to active workers. Standard Brass
Co, Mfrs, Covington, Ky.
A GENERAL agent for Utah to sell
Pride of the Bar Room and American
Metal Polish to saloons and drug stores
Business references required. Brigham
& CO., 1447 Curtis street, Denver. COL
WANTED.-MEN TO ADVERTISE our
JAPANO SPECIALTIES, lacking signs,
penses. such as railroad fare. hotel bills.
etc: steady work; send q cents for
sample, postage, yearly contract, etc.
JAPANO MFG. CO., Whitehall, Wis.
AGENTs.-TO SELL the Indelible
Check Perforator; retails at 50; large
commission. Wesley Mfg. Co., Al Park
Row. New York.
DON'T LET your family go to the poor
house. Why don't you let me insure your
home and furniture? 1t doesn't cost
much. AL II. Ensign, the Insurance
Agent, 1923, Atlas block.
MEN AND WOMEN to manage mail
order business at home. Write to u. G..
Mcclure. 1856 Lawndale avenue, Chicago.
BICYCLE repairing. honest work. fair
prices, courteous treatment. A. H. Mere
dith. 335 Main street.
GOOD GIRL. 541 South West Temple
street.
AGENTS IN EVERY COUNTY. for the
oldest association in the United States,
paying weekly benefits for both sickness
and accidents. Address u. P. Association,
Los Angeles, Cal
A CULTIVATED WOMAN, for fine
position; good pay. Address H. Herald.
LOST.
A PURSE containing so and a recon-
mend to the Salt Lake temple: finder
will please leave at this office and oblige
a poor lady.
A GREEN tan-lined pocket
book. Return to 969 First street and re-
ceiVe reward.
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Yesterdays ciearings were S246,S79 as
OF last year. For the week the clearings
footed up $l.512, e65 as compared with
s, 232, 465 for the corresponding week of
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MARK SPENCER, GA Richards street.
All kinds of tin and sheet iron work
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MINES AND MINING STOCKS

]. c. Conklin. Room 81. Progress build
ing.
Mines and mining stock Reliable infor-
NATION furnished: correspondence solicit
ed W. E. Hubbard 81 Co., 2O4-5 Progress
building.
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MIR. George Stringfellow yesterday re-
celved the intelligence of the death of
his brother. Joseph Stringfellow, at SUIT
ton-in-Ashfeld. Nottinghamshire, Eng.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

Women, mothers of families, have no
more right to live beyond their strength
than beyond their income.
The greatest injustice that women do
themselves and their children is in put
ting off getting well. Headaches, ner-
vousness, dyspepsia and melancholIa
lay theIr leaden fingers over the whole
household.
Palnc's celery compound has driven
sickness and gloom from innumerable
homes, where some loved member was
the source of continual anxiety and even
despair, The constantly repeated sue
cesses of this great invigorator in maxi
Ing people well have reused many per-
CONS who thought themselves destined
unredeemably to lives of imperfect
health to try Paine's celery compound.
No one can read the following letter
without being inspired with confidence
In this great remedy:
$50 Elm street, Buffalo, N. Y, July 90
About eight years ago, after the birth
of child, l suffered terribly. / could
rot get help from over dozen physl-
clans to whom / applied, and after re-
Ceiving treatment from the last doctor
continually FOR nino months was pro-
nounCed cured and continued so until
the birth of anothe. child, when was
obliged to commence doctorlnE again.
although all imaginable treatments had
been resorted TO without one particle OF
relief.
/ was subject to neuralgia troubles
and slightly rheumatic, and l became
discouraged and melancholy, feeling
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that I Should neyer agaIn be well wo-

that should never again be well wo-
man,
was in pltlful state, when my hus-
band, who had been benefited by the use
of Palne's celery compound, urged me to
try it, In remarkably short time after
/ began taking the remedy / began 10
notice a change for the better, Before
/ had taken three bottles / was well. l
consider my cure miracle, for had
tried great many doctors and different
drugs and spent hundreds Of dollars in
vain. Respectfully yours,
MRS. KATE HENNESSEN.
Close, careful observation of great
numbers of cases like the above led Pro-
fessor Edward Il. Phelps. NJ, D., LII. D.,
OF the Dartmouth Medical School to the
formulation of Paine's celery compound.
The success of this universally we'll
known remedy in quickly driving out
disease from tho blood and system need
not be retold to newspaper readers.
Paine's celery compound restores 10 n
healthy state a weakened and diseased
nervous system. one of the first evil
dcnces of It's buildlng-up virtue is the
great gain In flesh noticed about the
face. Night sweats and nervous witch
ings are things of the past; there is a
great improvement In looks, n better APP
petite, soundcr sleep. n clearer skin and
more regular functions. These are a
few of the outward improvements.
More important Is the thorough and
radical purifying of the blood and the
regulating and building up OF the deep
lying nerves all over the body. There Ia
nothing half way or partial in the effect
Of Palne's celery compound. 1t cures
DermanCntly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

Louise Bailey Clark were married at
noon yesterday "wednesday at the
home OF the brides aunt, Miss Eliza
Clark. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev, James G. Mlnnigerode. The
decorations were Of green and white,
many white chrysanthemums having
been banked on the mantels. Smllax
and plumosa vines were entwined about
the windows and doors.
The bride wore a gown Of tan broad
cloth, trimmed with gold braid. The
bodice was of white satin and lace. MIR.
Hamilton Pope Praiher was best man.
The bridal table was exqusltely ar
ranged There was cloth of white
satin, covered with lace. In the center
was floral mound OF anrcissus and
white roses. At the table we're seated
Senator and Mrs. Whitaker, Misses
Katherine Clark, Elsie Whitaker. OF
Wheeling; Mary Beasley, Miss Hub
bard, of Pasadena, Cal; Belvllle Boil
ling, Mrs, Alexander Glass, of Wheel
ing; Messrs. Hamilton Prather, Arthur
Greer Hubbard, of Wheeling; Frank
Milton, Of ST. Louis; Albert Whitaker,
OF Wheeling; Philip Tuley and John
Doolan, The couple left at 6 O'Clock for
tho east They will be at home after
January at 2227 Chapllne street,
Wheeling.
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A conference was held In the Mar
tins Ferry council chamber last night
between members of council and the
city solicitor and Messrs Walker Peter
son and William Stone, directors OF the
Wheeling Railway Company, with ref
ereHce To taking ACTION in comproms-
ing the differences existing between the
city of Martins Ferry and the railway
company,
Councilman Stephen Hopkins acted
as chairman of the council committee
and asked Messrs, Stone and Peterson
ii they had any proposition to make
and they said they had none and We're
not authorized TO make ONE they had
rot officially been authorized TO do any
thing, but the annual meeting OF the
company would be held ON Saturday
and they wished to know what Is want
cd, so they could report the matter at
the meeting and endeaVor TO BRING
about satisfactory Adjustment.
City Solicitor Francis read the ordi-
nance granting the right OF way for the
line and told Of the grievances of the
city against the company, He told OF
the Fourth street paving and the com
pany had repeatedly refused to pay the
s. .O6O on the paving. AIessrs. Lotus
and Wright had said they did not have
10 pay the g., 600 and the railway attOr-
ney says the company is not RESPONSE
bic. Mr. Francis said this must be
settled, that the line had not been
built to Sherman avenue MS the cont
pany promised. only TO Walnut street.
He said the $1,000 must be paid before
anything else can be done, that the
council will make the company do this
and IL the company does not pay 1t
would have TO get out of town.
1.-THE last ordinance passed was TO
Dust you, and we propose to do thls'
we are going to make you pay the
-, $1,000. even II we throw YOU out were
the concluding words Of Mr.. Francis.
Mr.. Peterson thought the best way to
get out of the difficulty is to drop the
litigation. II his company had lost the
first round he would have urged pay
ment. He was asked II he would en-
terrain tve-cent proposition and said
he would not and gave his reasons"
mainly because of the crossing OF the
two bridges.
Mr.. Keyser stated that he would
fight for n flve-cent rate and Others
said they would insist upon such eon-
Cession.
Several members of the council com-
mlttec insisted upon the line being cN-
tended TO Sherman avenue, and Messrs
Stone and Peterson said the company
would doubtless be willing TO extend
the line to Center street, but It would
not be eXpedlent to cross the railroad
tracks at Center and SO on to Sher-
man avenue.
MIR. Stone said they We're willing to
do what Is right; that they would have
favoreG laying the $1,000 II the case
had been decided against them in
court MIR Stone asked If a five-cent
rate was granted, If the council would
allow the line to remain at Walnut,
and several said this would not be sat
isfactory and that 1t would be neces-
sary to build the line to the upper end
Of town.
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WRusTEE's SALE.

by virtue of deed of trust made by
Michael Il. Lally TO me, as trustee, dated
November q, 1891, and recorded In tho
office OF the clerk of the county court
Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed
Of Trust Book No. Al, page Sii, l will, on
MONDAY. JANUARY 3, 1895,
sell at public auction ut the north front
door Of the court house of Ohio county,
West Virginia, commencing at 10 O'Clock
n. M, the following described property
to-wit:
Part OF lots numbered forty-nlne 4A) and
fifty 600 situate on the west side OF Eot
street between Twenty-fourth and Twen'
ty-hfth streets, in the city OF Wheeling,
county of Ohio, and state OF West Viz.
ginIa, bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at point on the west side OF
Eoff street siXty-two (62) feet and four ~
inches from the southwest corner of said
Eofr and Twenty-fourth streets (Which
point is the southeast corner OF the tract
or parcel OF land conveyed TO William
WATSON by T., w. Bassott and wife by
deed dated January q. 1864, and recorded
IN the land records Of said county In Deed
Book No. II, page SSi, of which the prop
orty hereby conveyed is parO; thence
along the southern boundary Of said tract
ffty-two (52) feet: thence northwardly and
parallel with Eoff street twenty-one tll)
feet and seven % inches; thence eastward
~ and parallel with said southern line
fifty-two (62J feet to the west side Of Eon
street; thence with the west side Of Eof
street twenty-one cd feet to the place o.
beginning, together with the buildings and
improvements thereon and thoreunto be-
longing; being the same property that was
conveyed to the said Michael u. lAlly by
Henry Moenkmoeler and wife by deed
dated March &C. 1852. and recorded in said
land records In Deed Book No. e, page ?5l
TERMS or SALE.
Ono-third of the purchase money, and
MS much more as the purchaser may elect
TO pay, to bc paid In cash on the day OF
sale, and the balance in two equal pay
mcnts at one and two years. with interest
from day Of SALE the purchaser giving bis
notes with approved security for the de-
ferred installments, with the interest on
the second deferred installment payable
annually the title to be retained by tho
trustee until the property is paid for,
BENJAMIN S. ALLISON,
doi-s Trustee.
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AT this time OF the year cold ls very
easily contracted, aud n left to run its
course without the aid Of some reliable
cough medicine, Is liable TO result In
that dread disease pneumonia. We
know of no better remedy to cure n
couuh or cold than hambcrlaIn'sC Cough
Remedy. We have used It quito cxton-
slvely. and II has always given entire
satisfaction. --Olglh, Ind, Ter. Chief
This Is the only remedy that IN
known to be n certain preventive Of
pneumonia. Among the many thou
fnnds who havo used It for colds aud IN
grippe, we have never yet learned Of II
Rnulc case having resulted In pnou.
monii. Persons who have wcnk lungs
or have reason TO fear an attack of
pneumonia, should keep the remedy Mt
hand. The % and 30 cont Sizes for sale
By druggists.
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Ing against "Butternut." The charge
against Jonas" Is that he chung To
Democratic flag pole lovingly and long.
The defendant has set up plea Of self
defense, and :. looks plausible, to say the
least. A frlsky steer l5 20 blame for It
all. Jonas" was driving Il small herd
% bOyines to the block one day this week,
ard while the parry was passing Col
Mike Stems saloon the steer objected to
being ticitl1i by the ncruader Jonas"
WAS carrying. Tic butcher brought the
persuader down again 10 enforce his
commands, and then that r.cer prosecd-
cd 20 show what he could do when he was
mad. He rushed 1T Jonas" with blood
In his eyes and 4 desire 70 see moro: bu.
the butcher didn't think they need argue
ahou. IT, hence he flew UP the flag pole
IN front OF the saloon Ike cat. while the
steer pranecd around below daring him
70 come down. Help came at last, but
with Il came the Sad tidngs to Jonas"
that In an hour OF trial he was compelled
to seek refuge on 4 Democratic flag STAFF,
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West Virginia Pensions.

Speclai DlsDatcH 10 tue lHIeIIlSeHCer.
WASHINGTON, D, c., Dec. 1O.-Pen-
sion certificates have been issued to
West Virginia applicants as follows:
original-Arthur Il, Ward, New
Cumberland, Sc per month,
Increase-James Dow, Henshaw, to IS
per month; Joseph Roush, Letart, from
$l4 to SCI per month; George W. Zlnn,
Reedsvllle, to sic; William IL, Ledsome,
Burning Springs, to SO.
Wldows--Esthcr Webb. Wheeling, 81
per month: Julia A, Barton, Ruraldalc,
Sl2: Rebecca Workman, Bald Knob, $S;
Mary Il. Ridge. Falrmont, IS.
Dcpendents-Ml Minor of John W. Gay,
Coalburg, $40.
Certificate of reissue and Increase Of
pension has been issued also to Iohn
Wilson, steubenvllle, Ohio, at a rate o;
Si9 per month.
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CAoe;oI prices on Clonks, Suits,
OpSCIul skirts and Waists to-day
GEO. NJ. SHOOK & co.

TT Is easy to catch cold aud Just ~
cney TO gol rid Of II II YOU commence
early to usc ono Minute Cough Cure 1t
cures coughs. colds, bronchitis, pncu-
monln aud all thront aud lunu irou.
blrg. II IN pleasant TO take, safe TO use
and aurc In cure Charles H. Guct2C,
MARKET and Twelfth elrcct7; Chatham
glnclnlr icorly-slxlh and Jacob streets,
A 10. gchcchlc, No COZ Main street. l1x-
lev lirns,, Penn aud Zane alrcetHi Bow
flo q CO., bridgeport.
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~~~V~V~~~~~@~~~~
SOCIETY !
@NoA~

MY head is bowed, and my tears fall fast,
Ihe moon T. rising, an empty crescent
anu ! SIT with the ghost OF q christmas
For haven't the ghost of a Christmas
The above lines would perhaps have
contained more truth than poetry, for
socIety's devotees. II the present whirl-
pool of doIngs had continued on to the
end Of the year But. fortunately for all
concerned, and the stores all are full
of attractions, the coming week will
not have many drawing room demands
and, until Christmas week is fairly on,
the anticipation Of pleasure and the
living over again Of past ones, are the
only solace,
The most notable function Of the
week, ana one which will not be ecllp-
sed by any To come during the winter,
was the reception and dance given by
MI Julian q. Hearne 10 society at
large, In honor of his sister, Mrs, Kirk
Armour and Miss Tough, of Kansas
City The Carroll clubhouse, which
seems 10 be to Wheeling what the As
toria Is to New York, was the place OF
holding H., and every appointment and
detail was carried out as only culture,
refinement, and wealth could have done,
aiding thoroughly to place Monday
evening December G, In Wheeling So
cIetg's Blue Book"
An event, which took place at the res
idence OF Mr. George X. McMechen,
brings Wheeling and Pittsburgh society
In 1uStaposition In reality, since promi-
nent members OF the latter clty's So
oial community were CALAMITY permit
ted the use of the home of one Of this
clty's most popular young men, in
which to solemnlze their marriage. The
groom Mr., James Todd. of Pittsburgh,
is well known In Wheeling, having been
| frequently the guest OF Mr. y. X. Nc
Mechon. The bride, Miss Slagle, Is the
daughter of Judge Jacob Slagle, great
favo"ite In social circles, and talented
as a musician and writer,
Rev and Mrs. Thomas, and Mrs
Thomas, widow OF the late Bishop
Thomas, were formally presented to
Wheeing's representatives, last Tues
day, at large reception, given in
their honor, By the congregation OF ST.
Matthew's church DR.. G. a. Asch-
mann cou.teously did the honors.
Mrs. Martha T. Whitaker handsome
ly entertained at her home on Six
tcenth street. in honor of Mrs. Kate
Caldwell, OF Eunis, Texas.
Mrs. DR.. McMasters was at home 20
her large circle Of friends. and other en-
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IT Is not a remedy put up by any Tom,
Dick or Harry; II Is compounded by cx-
pert pharmacists. Ely Bros. offer 10
cent trial size. Ask your druggist. Full
si2s Cream Balm 80 cents. We mail II.
ELY BROS, SC Warren st, n. Y. City.
Since 1861 have been a great sufferer
from catarrh. tried Ely's Cream Balm
and to all appearances am cured. Ter
riblc headaches from which | had long
suffered are gono-W. j. Hitchcock, late
Mai. u. S. Vol and A. A. Gen, Buffalo,
N Y.