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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-30
RAILWAYS ARE
IN THE STORM.
Blizzard on the the Plains Catch
ing Them All.
NAY CAUSE SOME DELAYS.
storm /. woderstIng ~ ~ Comes
Farther west New TRAINS Fast
Hun General News.

Railway officials and employees view
with Il degree of apprehension the prog
rcss OF the terrific blizzard that Is
sweeping westward across the plains,
aud ALREADY has pierced the Rocky
Mountains along the Union Pacific
track In Wyoming. where a fierce
storm and sixty mile.an-hour hurri-
cane II getting In It's work and may
cause heavy losses ~ sheep and cattle.
and give the railroads much trouble
IN keeping trains anywhere near schcd-
ule time. Al the lines from the Mis-
souri, westward across the plains are
IN the scope OF the blizzard. but the
initial point of the cold. y degrees be-
low zero at natticford. Minnesota.
Fecma to have been modified In the
westward rush Of the storm. and pos
Hibly the Rocky Mountains may break
the force Of wind and snowfall, 30 that
the tail end wifi not be u serious block
tp railway traffic In the canyons along
ttnh's eastern lines The local
weather bureau predicts colder wealth.
~, but with such moderation NJ IN lead
TO the anticipation that In the valleys
the cold snap viii not be- serious In the
meantime the railway boys ~ this sec-
ton are In spirit TO cundolc with
their co.wofkcrs In Kansas. Nebraska,
Wyoming, colorado. and the north
Mississippi valley States.
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SENATORIAL AsPIRANTs.

PcnnHyivania-The eleventh ballot
for United States senator to-day re-
suited;
Quay. IS; Jerks, & No quorum.
Delawarc-Tho ssnd ballot for rena-
tor;
Gray Dem). n; AddickH, ulepl. ~,
Dupont u,cp1. o. Chandler ulep1. 4.
snruancs Oi,ep1. 1. Higgins nRepl. q.
Willie ntcpl, L. Topham utepl. 4.
Handy Wcml, O.
Wisconsin, WHOM the lcriH-
inture convened today IN nominate "a
United States senator McgilliyUy an
nounced nn agreement that there
should BE- no election owing 90 tho
number ~ nbHentrcH,
The plan followed to prevent cleo
ton was Ia have ono mnn from each
senatorial camp east "a vote Tor his oun-
didAtc. a decisive break IN looked for
tomorrow or Wednesday. Predictions
favor ouarlca
Waahington-liallo today In ~ fol-
lows Foster -; Wilson ~. IIumeH
u; Ankency 10. richardson 10, Lewis
!; Bridges I.
California 49, Thlrty-fourih ballot
Deadlock continues.
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FrXERAL OF MRs. nALL.

nountlful Jan. ao-Funeral services
over the remains u Mrs. Elizabeth
OFisherl fiali were held yesterday Sum
day. at Q y. m. Elder John Waite
presiding. The speakers were coun-
soiof Hampton. ex-Mnynr ifulhroOk.
AIR. John Waite and Mf 4. Turning
ham. The body was ttkrn over the
Oregon Short Line rniiway 10 KuilapeL
Montana whore the drcelaei'a only
son residsf for intcrmont. Tho rcmainn
were followed to the railway station
at Woods Cross b. large Unncpurse
% friends. SIX 81 the sons ~ Hon.
John Fisher. patefnni nephew OF de-
cenfed. acted ~ plilhcarors
MlilcnnInl star. please copy.
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tion 20 the board asking for raise ~
their salaries. FOR the rpnson u II next
to Impossible 10 keep ourselves ana
families on the amount We are now Ne
ccitinn." The petition wns signed BY
Minnie Fuiimer. Sarah W. Marvin
Elizabeth Haddock. Anna J. Carlsren
and Emma Trnwn. Referred 20 CONF
inittee ON control
The petition ~ samuel Y. Allen. ASK.
ing 10 BE- appointed fruit tree Inspector
was referred to the committee 81 the
whole
William Ayictt Jr. cited 10 appear be-
fnro the board ~ show cause why y"
should not contribute towards the sup.
port ~ an INDECENT sister. was reported
hv his wife ns being out ~ town and
TINT "ho VIII De hcrn neNt mnnth"
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den TO myself Was troubled with
snothering spells, also pai?ltation Of
the heart and that bearlng-down feel.
ing, and could not be ON my feet much.
~ was growing worse all the time,
until took your medicine.
after taking three boxes Of Lydia
T.. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
LoEenges, the tumor passed from me.
my health has been better ever
since, can now walk quite distance
aud am troubled no more with palpita-
ton OF the heart or bloating ! rec
onmend your medicine to all sufferers
from female troubles"
II Is hardly reasonable TO suppose
that any one can doubt the efficiency
Of Mrs. Pinkham's methods and medi'
cine In the face o, the tremendous vol.
ume Of testimony.
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t.h, ,,,,,,..,, q, "a. M. c.,
,,.',1 4. ,,,' y, W ~" 'iahie
A.. .,,..,,s, .,....''..
-, ,, ,, aehe came
"""h i'"'n '."s"" 'as' n'Ent
=. ;. Chisholm, Chicago huHlncfs
man. ~ N"u'Nt"'" sueAI
Horny King " In from Fillmore. ile
" making his home al the walter.
Lyman George. Pocntciio business
man, came In from the north ttia
morning.
q. Il, Uutchlnp. the well known min.
ing engineer. came In from Uinnh.fn
last night.
lame. a N,ponatl IA. ,,,t, ,,,,.
,,,,s,,,,,, No. ,'.,,,r,. -, y.
IN. coast.
~ 4, W. i, ,,,,,,,,t,,.,, ,,,,,. -.
o., i,,he r,'t. ',,,,,' H., ~ n'an
49,. go n,,,',,' '"'''' u" '''' "'N'"-
W. ~" '''''
ft,cirhaw OF Lent who has b'en
NJ the rtnckrfoN"fr meeting at Done
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BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

The board Of county commissioners
held a meeting this morning and trans
acted the following buslnossi
Application u j, g. Brown for nhate-
meut u taxes, referred To- county re-
clrder,
The name N Alma Watts was Htrick-
en- from the list ~ paupvrs Who have
boon receiving aid from tho county,
The petition OF the residents ~ school
district Nos. % and 20. asking for "a
change NJ boundary lines. was laid over
tlll next MONDAY and the clerk INSTRUCT
"a 10 notiiy tho trustees Of both dis
tricts 10 be- present
The petition oi :. W. Schoneld Tor N
corrected quit claim deed was also laid
over.
The communication of y. v. Layton.
justice Of the peace for Hunter precinct
asking for the laws NJ 1895. was rent
laws.
The woman janltors on the c0untya
side Of the Joint building sent In petit
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PEACE TREATY DOCUMENTS
Heading Of same Receives the Closest
Attention from the senators, he
peeisiiy an Gsriy cable.

Washington. Jan. a0.--Tho President
today sent to the senate correspond
enee on filc In the state department
bearing upon the peace treaty. aud ~
was read IN ioday'r executive session.
Tho correspondence was sent In ~.
sponHo TO tho resolution introduced by
Senator IIoar and Includes most " the
letters and cablegramH from commits
sionr TO the President and from the
President 10 the commissions The
documents are numerous ~ wefr
trlegramn. letters ana reports for al
most every day the commissions wcre
In Paris. One NJ the FIRST cablcgramH
from tic President instructed them 10
demand tho ceHHion ~ the i.uAnn tsl.
ana only Of the Philippines aud h. told
them that full sovereignty should come
with II. The reading of the correspond
snce received the closest attention
from senators
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-30

H. Paul. MINI. Jan. ao.-with the
mercury az - below zero. the Third
regular infantry today began their long
journey 10 the tropical heat uf the
philippines The heavy baggage train
lsft last week ana soon after daylight
today the regiment began itn Journey.
no formal farewell. but a large crowd
checfed the departing soldiers, This
regiment has been located at Fort
Smelling for ten Year, except for the
four months Of hard Cuban service.
n II the Oldest American regiment with
a gallant record extending back 10 the
leaving over the various roads. They
.Nicct To reach Jersey cily ON fehru.
ny I.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-30
THE NEVADA MINING COMPANY.

The Nevada Mining company flied
articles Of Incorporation today. The
incorporators arei George ~. bern.
VIM. ~. Andrew, y. ~. Airs. u. ~.
Gray. Robert Mulhali and J. ~. Tracy.
The capital stock In placed at siO0 600
In shares ~ 20 cents each. aud the
same IL represented In the Marion.
Waller Earl, stella May. uilt Edge.
Wcymer iurr and Robert Rich claims
IN the Battle Mountain mining district.
Nevada.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-30

Canton. a., Jan. aO.--'rhe attorney
for Mrs. George today argred the mo.
ton Ia qunsh the Indictment against
her for numbering George saNton, the
brother ~ Mrs Mckinley.
Judge Taylor took the matter und"t
advirement ana VIII hand down MS
opinion tomorrow.
Mrs. George appeared In court during
tho argument.
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"WEDNESDAY. FED. 10.
counr MOTIFS.

Helen II. chester u suing Allan q.
l.amron ANA the bingham Tunnel COM
pnny IN the Third district court TO re-
cover ti.27c.2s On promlsnory note.
Judge Cherry went 10 Toooic this
morning ana expects 10 return tonight.
judge Norr"li N reported ~ BE- snow
bound somewhere between Denver and
Loadvllle.
In tho ease OF Theodore fiuaainhn ~
". u. Hutton II nj. u copy ~ the orig.
inai statement on motion for new
trial was allowed 10 be- nlcd before
Judge iilcs today
mon was continued by Judge lilies to-
dny until "wednesday. February 9Th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-30

Washington. Jan. 30..-The publishers
association met here today and adopted
resolutions strongly urElng Congress 10
provid" for free paper ana free qulr
from Canada In any treaty made ~
the high Joint commission now Ia h"H-
sion here In an effort to frame treaty
settling matters In dispute between tue
United states and Canada, A large
part OF the daily press was represented.
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Ar cnHisrr>srN'-.

beginning OF the third Germ Of ihe
Juvenile classes. Children under tweN.
years Of agu, Friday. January s'th.
y, m. iicfinnsfH from " 20 10 years
Saturday. January 2sth, y. ~. Az
vanced Juveniles. Saturday Jan, seth.
y. m. The classes Will be held open
until the second lesson Of .achternL
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Th,r,y.sisn, n.,ow Zero.

-. Paul. MINI. Jan. 10 Thirty eight
below zero at Batti.fofd and ten below
~ Marquette were the official extremes
~ temperature In the northwest today.
The local record. 20 below, was the
coolest Ia years.
PORTAGE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-30

IcnD; state Va Emil Levin. truancy;
ftote VI Eugene Gates Uour cases..
burglary: state W Harry narrett. ut
terinH forged check state vs. Frank
Godfrey. honsehreaking. state W Mrs.
Y. u. Hutchinson. HOUSEKEEPING;
state W. Charles II. Chapman. grand
larceny.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-30

7 ftadl Va SOUND
is praises. 1t
has done won
iers for me In
relieving me
Of u tulnor,
" My health
has been poor
rthree years.
Change Of life
was working
\ upon me. l
q was very
:" much bloated
al me "a lu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-30
TUMUK LAPELLED.
Unqualified Success OF Lydia n.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

Mrs. EfizABFrn wurrLock. Magno.
liza, Iowa, Ia the following letter de.
seribos her recovery from u very eriti.
cal condition;
"DrAR Mas. PiNKmAM-I have been
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-30

Judge liiier took testimony today In
the ease of clayton Il. Ternu, execu-
tor. etc. w the Snlt Lake q i.oa An
r'lea llailrod company and viii hear
arguments on Thursday, February 9TH
This n an action brought Ia recover
ii'.mo damages for alleged injury Ia
property un South Temple Htrrot
i1nintlff alleged that through the de-
fsnfnnt company running IT. train
through the land n denied him inTrvnH
tn hls house. The defendant LAYS
clnim 10 the property In dispute.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-30

TO CrHs A soLD ~ ON DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money " ~
fails 10 cure. ghc. Tho genuine has j.
~. q. on each tablet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-30

Judge Hiiea made n partial setting
of criminal eases for the February term
~ court today.
Tho case az a. u. Jones. charged with
the shooting of Banker j. NJ Stout.
VIII not be set down Tor trial until ar
ter the cases set today are disposed of.
Tho Information against Jones has not
been nled with the clerk u the court.
and probably Will not be- Tor "a week OF
10 yet
Following IL the calendar of cases set
for trial commencing Thursday Feb.
ttht
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Vests Mlnstrcls made a handsome
exhibition In their street parade today.
The company Ia one of the largest
which has ever visited Salt Lake. aud
without doub, the house tonight win be-
crowded.
Madame Clementlne De We're and
her company have arrived In the city
IN time 10 reheurre the program Ia be
rendered az tonights conocrt. The
popular grade Of prices WIN be charged,
AMI "a great turnout should be assured.
~ the Grand this evening the NJ T.
flnE molodrhma entitled SHAFT No. =
opcnH an engagement of three nights.
sam Thall one OF the oldest and best
known travelling men on the road, " In
avn IN advance OF his company, lon
Nonson, which puts In a full week at
the Grand. commencing next Monday.
MI, THAI IL now the proprietor of this
company, which has Just returned from
a very prosperous engagement on the
coast lie was last here with Grlamcr
ANA Davies. speaking of these old SAT-
lake fnNurlteH he says. both are fnring
extremely Well. Mr. Grismer ~ the
manager and Miss Davis M the star
NJ Way Down f>st"
New York. Jan. so.-Alice Atherton.
the actress, is seriously IN M the Clar-
endon hotel, In brooklyn, with cnngcH-
ton ~ the lungs. and has been obliged
70 cancel her theatrical engagements
In this city. Her condition ~ critical.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-30

The Supreme court listened 10 argu-
nients In the following eases tnlayi
Joe Stefnni. appellant. " S"uthern
Pacific company.
John Y, Snolson W. w. l., Plokhrd
Il al, appellants
TIL, Center Creek water ana Irrlga-
ton company, appellants, VI John A.
Thomas.
Jennings Bros. Investment company
W county board Of equalization.
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spugip.

GooDy-At Louisville, Fremont
county. Idaho. Jan. q. 1899. In her siri
Year. o. premature confinement anu
septicaemln. Sarah Ann Goody, tho
dearly loved wife of Frank Goody Is'l.
OF the same place. Her infant emu
died a few hours previously. and boih
were buried In The Levisvillc grave
ward Ian. aith.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-30
ORE AND BULLION REPORTS.

Following arc ioday'a ore and bullioa
receipts. NJ reported by the institutions
below indicated;
H. n. JONES 4 co.
ores. o. " .. " .. .. ...... ..Ns,sN
bulllons sAs''
T"thl ss 'Nf''H'
MCCORMICK n co.
iiannuer bullion, 90. 900. go. 80. $500
silver and Lead ores. 90. .. 500
lianhuer Matte. ~ e" -. .'' NV
Tothlss 90. go 90. ''Ni's'
IAMBERGER AND MMiLLAN.
Ores. .. ,.,, 80, Or. D., e. see. ..tf,eb
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

January 20. isps
Same day last year,. o. o, o.. OIL. 3e'.is
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President Noble announced that eye-
ny dny would bee ladies day on tho OK
change, and nftor Or Heard had taken
% photograph NJ tho nssemhlage. the
band played "A Hot Time" cigars
change was ready for tomorrows bust.
ness. the call 10 commence at ESQ
o'clock
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state VI Jack richards. u. Y. Lamb.
Arthur Curtisa and Horton Curtiss.
burglary: stntc 80 Jack Richards. ~.
Y Lamb. Arthur Curtlss, Horton
curtiHs. burglary
FRIDAY. FEN. 10.
State W Arthur curtiss. assault with
n deadly weapon. State ya Horton cur
tlss. assauli with deadly weapon.
State w Tracy ingraham. assault
with deadly weapon.
MONDAY. PER. H.
State W VIM. Morrison. charles VI
vinn and y. W Aamus. burglary: State
W NJ. .. Giiion, forgery mitcrlngli
State W VI. y. Cullen. forgery.
TUESDAY. FEn H.
State W Am. Muir. assault with In
tent TO commit rapci State W Eugene
grcon. grand lhrprny. State W Eugene
Green, Grand larceny
"WEDNESDAY, FEB 10.
State Va N. weber. grand larceny
and embczxlcment. state W VIM. Sims.
felony State W VIM Sims. felony.
THURSDAY. FER 10
State W John a. blythe. rape; state
W Frederick schach. assault with In.
toni to commit rape.
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ANGELf.- In this city, Jan. ~, 1893:
OF consumption, william o., son nt
John and Ermina cahoon Angelli born
February n, 1862. In salt Lake Guy,
Funeral services win be held Turn-
day, tho 3lst, AT . y. m, from ms lht.
residence, corner OF Fourth East nnh
Eleventh South streets. Friends arc
respectfully Invited 10 attend.
DERRICK In this city. January w
1880 81 heart difeare, Raymond
spriggs. sou Of =. \. and Sarah
spffgsH Derrick; born october =, ISL
IN salt Lake city,
Funeral services VIII he held Wednes-
day. February LIST, at 1850 y. m. nom
the Twelfth ward meeting house,
The remains can be viewed AZ th'
family residence, 222 Sixth East street;
from ~ noon TO y. IN. on the day nt
the funeral. Friends are respsc'tuit
invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-30

~ the Grand this evening the NJ r.
ring melodrama entitled SHAFT No. =
unrnn an onEnErmenl " thrre nlghtn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-30

John McGarry OF the Rio Craude
Western II un from Helper
Ex-Shcrin Turner OF Cache came
down from Logan last night.
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YOUR GROCER siLLs
U. 5. Baking Powder

Remember. every can guaranteed 10
give perfect satisfaction or money 10.
funded. You take no risk. why 1T
give IL u tfialT
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NOVEMBER 4 GOOD MONTH.
AN UNUSUAL AMOUNT OF WINTER
WHEAT HAS BEEN sOwN.
Reports From All Parts Of the state
show an Increased Acreage,
Splendid Germination ana Favor
able Outlook for Agriculture.

Arthur u. woliaber. the now observer
Of the weather bureau. took charge OF
the local ONCE on Friday last. George
N. Salisbury, whom he succeeds, has
gone to Portland. where he becomes chief
of the division bureau OF second import
ance In ths United states. For a year
and half past Mr.. Wollaber has had
charge OF the Washington reports. which
come under the Portland division. so that
the work to which he succeeds IL not
new to him. The reports for the past
month, concerning weather and crops,
have Just hcsn compiled.
The month OF November IL deserving
OF more thnn passing notice on account
Of the extremely mild temperatures which
prevailed. The mean at Seattle was y
degrees. being Z degrees In excess Of the
normal and the highest mean tempera-
ture on record since tho establishment OF
the local Office in this city.
The precipitation during the month was
slightly In excess Of the normal amount.
but not sufficient TO be OF any serious
injury to growing crops.
Reports from all sections OF the state
indicate that an unusual amount OF win
ter wheat has been sown. The weather
has been favorable for fall blowing and
seeding. Perfect termination and heavy
growth have taken place under the IA
vorabic conditions. and the outlook for
agricultural interests Is very PROMISING.
The fruit crop, although light, has had
fine weather for harvesting, and the trees
are in excellent condition TO enter the
winter season.
The following statement gives In brief
the conditions at Seattle during Novem-
Der. 1899:
Mean barometer. reduced to Sea level,
1886; mean temperature, ~ degrees, high
est. "a. on the ID; lowest. II. on the 1sl
greatest daily range. o. on the Cd; least,
4, on the 22d. Average excess Of daily
mean temperature during month, Z: ec-
cumulated excess OF daily mean temper.
allure since Jan. 1. 4S5; average daily en-.
cess since Jan. 1. 1. Prevailing direction
OF wind. southeast. "A per cent: total
movement, 1884 miles: maximum velocity,
80 miles south on the 10th. Total precipl.
tation, 7.4s inches; total excess in precip-
itation during month. LIS inehes accuni-
uiated excess In precipitation since Jan.
!. 3.lb inches. Number Of days with .01
OF an inch or more of precipitation, ~;
clear days, 0: partly cloudy. Z: cloudy, 70
The following table gives the msan tenf-
perature ard total precipitation for No.
vember from 1850 to 1899 Inclusive:
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FINE diamonds at reasonable prices.
VIM. II. Ffnck. jeweler. sis Second ave,
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VESSELS HOUND IN.

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ss:@ r s & III s'f , sssss . s ss
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$s s sis = 81 !: en-. $ e $ e" s: .ssas
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sssI ~ 4 A. 81. s:s $ & ;s " s s. -
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5 NAN ssa \, s sss Ys;sa S:' s sss columbia
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Port BIakeIey shipping.
Special Dispatch to the Post Intelligencer.
PORT BLAKELEY, Dec. a-Below are names.
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destinations etc. Of vessels loading lumber Ia this
port:
Am schr wawona. Capt PeaAiey Newport. Cal
Am sehr King Cyrus, Capt Christensen. Port Prize.
Australia: Am schr W. r. Witzemsnh. Cart. But
sheen. San Francisco; Am bh Prussia. Cart Jsn:sn.
rinaan, San Francisco; Am bk James Nssmith, Capt
Warner, Dclasoa bay. South Africa; Chill sh Hin.
dostan, Capt Welsh, Valparaiso, Chile
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nUDYAN
CURES.
Soc.
All DrGt1lsts.
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yam eorrects one and all the above symp-
tonns, and permanently. too.
Weak-nerve conditions very often brfne
on Apoplcxy, Spinal Trouble or Heart Com.
plication. weak-nerve conditions are dan.
gerous.
Hudyan averts the danger, for Hudyan
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The stun Thst saves Chiidren's
Lives.
Mr.. Hardin Norris clerk OF the drur
store of X. Shoemaker. Perry. Ill, says:
"a man came into our store the other day
and said. I want a bottle Of That stuff
that saves chfldren's lives. I read in the
News about II. The children may get
sick when we cannot get the doctor quick
enough. It's the. medicine you sell for
Group" He alluded to Chamberl6ins
Cough Remedy Ant bought bottle before
he left the store. For salo by all dealers.