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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-18
To Repair Pavements.

A letter from the engineer was read rec
ommending that the asphalt in the bust
ness district be repaired The council will
be asked to give the board authority to
order this work.
The approving of the final estimates for
the Utah Fireproofing company for side
walk work done two years ago was taken
up. and action postponed until the council
acts. The amount is S. 800. The council
did act two weeks ago and ordered the
board to allow the estimates. but because
the city is embarrassed financially, the
finance committee instructed the city re-
corder not to send any communication to
the board concerning the matter. The
finance committee has done this recently
on numerous occasions, and probably viii
continue doing it until the city has more
cash. The council can pass all the orders
il desires for new work, but they never
reach the board because of this attitude
on the part Of the committee.
Mr. Rooklidge proposed that the coun-
ell be asked to pass an ordinance regulat-
ing the building of sidewalk projections TO
the curb and walks leading to houses. He
said many of these were constructed with
out complying with the law and desired
that something be done. a communication
stating the boards position will be sent
to the council
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-18
Not So Great as in 1898.

IN the Eyes OF the wife
Vienna Bakery Bread is always the
best. Ask your grocer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

John ]. Knowles to Charles e. Reed.
lot 20. block /, Belmont ...-..;:...;.S
Christ Hansen to Marion NJ. Hand,
lots Z. etc, Sandy Station.
w. Danielson to Elizabeth c.
Warburch. lot lis. etc. East Lawn
John Held to Ella Y. Jepson, part
lot l. block "a, plat D......-.......
Jane NJ. H. May to the Deseret say
ings bank, part lot 4. lot Is. plat ID.
Huldah c. Naylor to Joseph F.
Green, part lot ., block II, Five
acre plat A.-............-...-...- $500
Elmira A. Collins to Peter Ander-
son ct al. land in section 81, town
ship 2 south. range l east. .....-..-
]. r. Smith to Katy Smith. land in
section II. township 3 south, range
/ east ..-..-.------....-.. -
Mary NJ. Smith to Katy NJ. Smith,
land in section l, township 2 south
range / west ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mary T. Servis to Theo. Johnson,
= part lot 2, block IS, plat B.
Catherine T. McGurrin to Lawrence
Hjll. lots /. etc. Hill Park --.--..-.-
Richard Howe to NJ. l.. H. McMil-
Ian. land in section II, township
south. range l east ...........,......
A. saloma Sadler to Alma c. Sad
Ter, part lot /. block II. plat B..
Hubbard Investment Co. to G. f.
Davidson. lot ID. dock D, oakley
Elizabeth II. Anderson to Heber j.
Grant. part block 125. plat d..
L. E. Curtis to H l. Baker, part
lot 6. block II. Five-acre plat A.
William Rodigkeit to Fred Aife, lots
IL. etc. West Drive. ..................
w A. Watson to Walter c. Watson,
part lot 4. block 135. plat D..
Mary C. Hill TO William y. Hill.
part lot 6. block I. Ten-acre plat A.
Mary c. Hill to Maroni n. Hill. part
lots and I. Ten-acre plat A..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-18
CITY CREEK PARK PLANS.
Engineer Recommends Work Be
Done by Chain Gang"

L. c. Kelsey, city engineer, will submit
to the council Monday evening plan for
establishing a park in City Creek can
yon at the foot of Third avenue. The
board of park commissioners has asked
the engineers advice and he will prepare
a plat and also plans and specifications
for the Improvement which can be
worked out by Superintendent Byhower.
Ii is proposed to utilize the city Jail
'chain gang on the work and the entire
cost of the parking will not be more than
N.00G if this scheme is carried into ef-
feet.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-18
Slept Too Publicly.
Throwing His Fortune Away.

Throwing away what one has is not
always the only way to lose fortune.
Being unable to see an opportunity. or
~ grasp it when seeing it, is more
hen the cause of losing out in this
world. A person who feels too slug
sish 10 make the best of time can
quickly improve by using Sexine Pills,
the great tonic. that is guaranteed for
all forms of weakness in men and wo-
men. Price 81 a box. six boxes s.. with
Null guarantee. Address or call F. j.
viii Drug Co. The Never Substitu-
tors" corner Second South and West
Temple street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-18
Nothing Wrong Known.

III there is anything wrong with the
work. | want TO know about il. so l can
fix IL and get the money" said Frank
GAVIN, superintendent for p. J. Moran
1T is all right so far as l know said
Chief Inspector Fitzpatrick.
.As far as | am informed, the engi-
neer's office is satisfied that the work
has been done right" assented Assistant
Engineer George CLANCY.
c. d. ROoklidge thought that the prob
lem had been considered long enough and
moved that a committee consisting of the
whole board take the matter up and re-
port at the next meeting This was car
,-sal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-18
THINKS BROTHER is DEAD.
p. C. Stevens Asks Letters of Admin.
istration of Estate.

r. {. Stevens yesterday petitioned the
probate division Of the district court for
letters of administration for the estate of
his brother. James Hutchinson Stevens,
who is supposed TO have died in Hum
bOldt county, Nevada, on Dec last. The
petitioner states that his brother disap-
peared at that time and that he has evil
dence TO support the contention that he is
dead.
The estate consists of 1925 in money and
real estate at Lead City, s. D.. and min
ing property in Humboldt county, Nevada
There are five heirs named.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-18

committee consisting Of the engineer and
Chairman Mcmillan was appointed 10 in
vestigate. The investigation is still go
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-18
How to Avoid Appendicitis.

Most victims of appendicitis are those
who are habitually constipated. Orino
stipation by stimulating the liver and
bowels and restores the natural action of
the bowels. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup
does not nauseate or grippe and is mild
f. j. Hill Drug Co, The Never Sub
stitutors."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-18
EXCURSION TO TlNTic
Via o. & r. c., Sunday, April 10.

Football and mining excursion leaves
Salt Lake SIS a. m. in special train,
and returning, leaves Eureka at d.
m. Championship socker football game.
Eureka vs. Salt Lake Fare $500 for
the round trip.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-18
HAS BEENS ARE
RESUSCITAIED
Board of Works Provides Jobs
for Job Lot of Former
Officials.
ONE AN EX-DOG CATCHER
FORMIDABLE ARRAY OF IN
sPEcToRs FOR PUBLIC WORK.

NJ. I. Morris, former dog catcher; T. 4.
Herrineer former humane officer; +. r.
Black. formerly employed in the engi-
neer's office; II. II. Brough. former sealer
OF weights and measures. and James Phil
lips former deputy street supervisor. were
recommended for jobs as inspectors by the
board Of public works last evening. These
formers win secure the positions as
soon as men are needed. In addition 10
this fOrmi dable list of men qualified 10
inspect public work and see that il is done
well the board recommended the en-
ployment of II. 4. Olson. j. R Frame,
William DoXey. ". 2. Hills and Lee
Chamberlain should occasion for their ser
vices arise The former" who applied
for one of the Jobs and did not land is the
celebrated William Jones. several times an
.'ex'' in the street department, and the
man who has twice brought charges
against Jake Raleigh.
History in Detail.
E. r. Black IS a son of Councilman
Black. lie will not be accepted unless the
city engineer recommends him. as he at
one time worked in that department.
Brough and Herringer were let out at
me first of the wear by Mayor BransfOrd.
as was also Morris. James Phillips Is
one o. the many fired by Jake Raleigh.
The others are more or less unknown 10
fame.
The qualifications of ex-humane officers
and dog catehers for inspection work were
not stated. but they are American pa
triots who have been left out in the cold
and. Of course. must be provided for
Others May Apply.
All others who have been ousted from
office through any political mischance
during the past two years are requested
- apply to the board of works for posi-
lions as inspectors That the job Is an
easy one was admitted last evening Dy
Samuel Barlow.
IT is a lazy job. to say the least he
declared in commenting on the number oil
aged men employed.
Well. it is pretty hard when you have
In stand on your feet all day, answered
C. P Brooks With a smile.
Slept Too Publicly.
The chief Inspector Nj. Fitzpatrick.
failed 10 offer any comment as 10 whether
the inspectors always stand up, but 1t IS
2 iust for a little rest In fact, the chief
Inspector fired one OF them last summer
for sleeping too near the street, where
people could see him.
The matter of passing the flnal estimate
on the new water supply main was taken
up by the board and again postponed be-
cause of the absence of the city engineer.
The estimate amounts to S164.25 in cash,
and for this reason the engineer has been
instructed by the finance committee or
the council 10 either stay away from The
hoard meeting or say nothing when he
goes there concerning the acceptance of
the work This question mas been before
the board since Jan. l, and recently a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-18
REAL SOURCES
Of DEPRESSION
Congressman Burton of Ohio
EnIightens the House and
the Country.
PANIC WAS BOUND TO COME
OF CIVILIZATION.
PANIC WAS BOUND TO COME

Washingt IN, April H-In addressing the
house today Mr.. Burton of Ohio practical
ly traced the present business depression
to superficial thinking and hastily judg-
ments." The real sources of the present,
as well as other seasons of industrial or
commercial depression, he declared were
to be found I'm the distinctive features of a
progressive civilization like that of the
United States where operations largely
have to do with calculations upon future
requirements and where the greatest pro-
fits are realized from d successful an
uciPation of prospective conditions.
Cause of Depression.
Generally speaking, he said there were
three related causes of depression; public
and private extravaganza; a lack of hor-
mOny between different branches of pro-
ductiOn, so that a surplus of divers
classes of commodities exists which can
not readily be exchanged for others: and
the absorption of the capital of country
in anticipation of enlarged demands in
the future and the hope for greater re-
wards in providing for some new form
Of convenience or luxury. Such uses of
capital" he said, may be illustrated by
cases like that of the Hoosae tunnel, the
sUbways under New York City and the
rivers adjacent thereto; the Panama can
al or, in general, in the change of circu-
latlng to fixed capital by the construction
of extensive factories. buildings, railways
or other public works of any kind.
Some New Factors.
The loss of discarded implements and
facilities by reason of invention and the
adoption of improved appliances he at
tributed as another factor. In conse-
quence, he said many profitable invest
ments are lost because newer and more
nearly perfect methods supply the de-
mand which heretofore had been supplied
in another way. In no other country"
he declared, has it been the custom so
heap expensive machinery and other
forms of equipment for industry or trans
portation."
Mr.. Burton asserted that investments
in anticipation of prospective needs also
caused arrangement because of the ex-
ceptionally long interval before their COM
pletion. their tardy utilization after COM
pletion and the prOblematicaI success of
the enterprises undertaken -
Not So Great as in 1898.
To avoid seasons of depression. MI
Burton said, il would be necessary to live
in some such country as China or Persia.
Every land which, has made rapid
strides toward industrial prominence" he
said, has at some time suffered from a
severe slackening Of activity in business
and in employment The present depres-
sion would not compare in severity with
that of 1873 or that of 1898, nor did he be-
lieve it probable that any time in the
future the distress i'm business comm1lni-
ties would be so great as in those years.
In the Eyes Of the Wife
Vienna Bakery Bread is always the
host eli x-oIrr orOcpr
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-18

Picture framing.
Salt Lake Photo Supply Co, 142 Main
street.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-21
Der Gpruna BON Ser Bride.

s. aiebt IN MaSrib einen 8iaolft,
ser cine biibide 9lhsliAt iiber oas
Sol oes MonSanares gelDabrt uno
lid Ieiner betrd6tli6en 5obe tpegen
nebenbei nod elmer belonoeren ge=
liebtbeit Bel oen 2ebensrriioen erfreut.
Gin Sprllng bon oiefer griide mabt
mid frei". pflegen nit Den 8orten
Ser sSram Stauffoder Die Sooesfan=
oi6aten 5n oenfen. limo neil lie MIR
5u bGlifie sfedt bebalten bat mon
ieit GINGER 3eit auf oem Itoonft
eillen S6uemann poltiert, Der bon
@n1ts pegen ltreng Oariiber fpa6en
lon, ooB Die 8iireer biibif ibrer Use
ge geben l,no ni6t bur6 risforte Set
tenlpriinge Die 2iite Der ba1ptltaott-
iden Steuer8abler 81 perminoern
tra6ten. Der @ahter Der offentli-
den Sronung mar nun aeraoe oomlt
bel61ftigt, li6 ourh cine Cigarette
fir einen peralltportllrg gspoQenOienlt
gu belebet als ct Elm sSnbiDi0nun be-
merfte, oas in peroahtiger @eiie am
@eldnoer 6erllmfletterte. Sflnell
itiir5te er ii9 auf oen Selbltmoroer,
Inn i'm 5uriid5ureiBen. vSallen sic
mid, rief Der 2ebensmiioe aus nuo
ieste ii1 5ur @ebr. sd bin ein Ser
8ipeifelterl@ o9us gebt MIDI gar
nihts an! Selbltmoro lit bier per-
boterl" idrie Ser 9eante uno 5errte
nit aaen &rdften an bent milo lid
mebrenoen Wanne. aWtir tit aber
oos 2eben leio, uno i6 mill ibm ein
gnoe ma6ell" Limb 6babe Den
9(uftrag, Sic mie Seoermann ooran
su binoernl~ 9as &ingen par
8ipilhen Den 8eioen INNER erbitter-
Ter unb gefdbrliher gelporoen. Sdon
orobte Ser SelbItmoroer, ben unlpill-
fomlnenen &etter NIT in Die Siefe 81
sieben, als Ser Shubmann i'll ieiner
8er5meiflung gum &epolper griff uno
nit fur6tbarer Stimrne rief: oWerul
Sic nun niht lofort bonn @eldnoer
beruntertonlmen, i1ieBe id Sbnen
cine 9ugel ourd BEN &opfM - Die
graltiige 9robung tot ibre @irflrng.
3u 5ooe erihredt lieB Der 2ebens.
miloe~pon ieinem @orbaben ab uno
folgte fleinlaut uno ohne @ioerreoe
ieinenl Sd)ueengel 5u Ser ndhften
sEnlisetDade
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untanft. "
scit iiber 60 cSahren

l6on ipuroe O1rs. @inslofp's Sootb-
irgsSprup bon Minionen bon Wtitt-
tern beiln 3abnet Ser &inoer onge.
tpenoet. @irIt gu int Sdlafe onr6
oas Ghreien eires ainoes geltort,
oas I'M 3obnen lit nno Dor Sdmer5en
peint2 @enn TO- loiie iofort cine
sSlaIde bon .Mrs. @insloip's Sootb-
ing-Sprllp" bolen. Sein @ert tit
llnbe5oblbar. @s miro Dem fleinen
2eibenben iofort 2inberilng nerl9af-
fen. @erloBt euh oarauf, gtiitter,
es lit fem 3tpeifel oariiber. IS beilt
3iorrboe, reguliert Den W}agen lnlo
sic geieren beieitigt @inb-aolif, er-
mei6t ben @oumen, uerbinoert e1t-
8iinouna lmo 1tGrft 0os 9an6e Sp-
item. rMrs. @insGotp's Sootbing
Sprup" fir 5dbnenoe ainoer 1T ons
qenebm I'M @eI6maf; oas Ge6ept
itannmt bon eineut Ser oelten lpeibli-
den 9(er5te in oen Ser. Stooten @S
1T 6ei nl(en 9ulagiiten in Der gol5en
@elt 5n 6aben. EreiS % Gents per
eGolde. aalift nihtS onoeres ais
,Wrs. @inslolp's SOOTHING Sprnp. "
@nrattiert unter ser 5000 oto
Qrugs 9fte, 80. SUM 1906, GerioG
sennlmer 109S.
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Cine iumnbcrbare Seilmns.

l1eber oas 8efinoen Der Sohter 0es
ruIiiIhen Miniiterprdiioenten StolD-
pin, Die befanntli6 BEL Dem Slttentot
allf ibren 8ater 10 idiper bertDunbet
muroe, miro beribtet, boB Die bon
Trofeiior Gaplofp reht8eitig norge-
nomnene Speration Die beiten Solgen
gebobt bat, 10 oaB Die Granfe ieet
bereits obne ariiden geben fam.
@leih nad Der aataitropbe ipuroe
Die @erlpunoete in bas Soipital ge-
bra6t. Gin 9eiu bilbete cine form-
loie Maiie uno falt o1e &nn6en poren
seriplittert. 9os anoere 9eiu mar
an mebreren Stelen gebro6en. @an5e
Stiide 5leiih mubten obgeriifen mer-
ben, neil lie ullr nit einen fleinen
Stiifhen 6aut nit Oem aorper 5i-
ianmenhingen. gs ipor feine leidte
9lilfaabe, Die 5erbrodenen uno per
ihobenen anohenteile IN ibre rid)tige
9aoe I'll bringen. Die glnputation
Der 9eine erihielt ieood niht not
menoig. sSebt fam Die Gotientin pie-
Der gehen uno binft MIR eln penig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-21

oeqeu eine MeuBerung oes gulnberger
grsbiidofs Or. b. 9llbert eingelegt
tpelher oie S6ulpolitif ols ein Iblpe=
res slergernis beaeihnet botte. Die
liberolert glbgeoroneten erfloren, es
lei pielrnebr ein @ergerltis, oab eine
ei1tselne Hortei oos o1si6lieBltbe
geebt beonipru6e, Die aatbolifen 5u
pertretelt 1no oaB geiitliebe Wfitglte-
Der oie @efiible @noersoenfenoct dltt
oas i6mer1te perleeell.
= 9forrer @ranoinger, liberoles
Waitglieo ser Observation-Disclosures
1drieb an BEN gr5biihof OF. p. Mbert
anlabli6 bes 8erbpts, 8ortroge liber
politiidbe 5ragelt I'M Nilrnberger
ssss11naliberolen=Serein 5u bolten. er
babe nur ge1prohet no Ell perleulll=
set iuoroen Jet. @enn Inn polttiibe
Geoen rnteriagt miiroen, 10 iei Dos
ouh BEL ben @eiItli6en notig, pelhe
bent Centrum in Ser &ammer onge=
horteit.
Cine syabrif 5ur 5erltelune
raIiiIder ganfnoten lit in Gborlot=
tenbnrg entoedt tporoen. IS ltno
orei gerbaftuneen porgenontmel nno
oie 8oli5ei enttpidelt eine fieberbofte
gGtiafeit, Inn ipeiterer Berlonen bob
.boft al meroen, bie nit Dem Inter
nebmen in 8erbinoung geitanoen boz
ben.
SsSn ben beioen @efedten, melbe
oie ssron5ofen fiir5li6 NIT ben Wta=
roffonern gebabt babert fino anf tb=
rer 5eite bier Wann sefallen nno
liebenunoapan5ie perlpuuoet lporoen.
= ssSn Ser iparlilden Staot 8or-
celono ipnroen tpieoer 5iDei gomben
gum @rplobieren eebra6t. Cine 5rau
tpuroe getotet uno 5lpei Rerionen
muroen i6mer perputoet.
8ie aus Ser Sallptltaot Wferlfo
aeneloet miro, bat Ole 6ennequen=
Grnte oes Staotes gucotan lebtes
ssabr einen @ert bon 25 Wefuionen
BeIos aebabt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-21

riet er nit oen iltneen Oeonne I'M
gtreit, in oelien gerlouf er i'm nit
einer S6rotflinte eri6oB. 9em @r=
lnoroeten lpuroe Die Salfte oes So
pies ourb oie 2abling 9ofiebrot bin
meqgeriiien. IS batte ieif eini9er
3eit eine erbitterte Stinnlllllng 5nt=
idlen Goter uno Sobn belton0et
aopit0n @illian 8on Sdatd,
Ser ssiibrer oes ltneliidsoampfers
,@enerol Slocun" Ser I'M Stunt
1905 oaf elmer @rfnrlion berbrann=
te, pobei iiber tauierb Meniben
ibr 2eben einbuBten, bat ieine 5ebn-
iabrige 3nbtbausitrafe angetretelt.
geo6 einer aonferena NIT ieinen sln-
malten tpuroe beI6loiien1 ni6t an oas
gunoesobergeridt GIT oppeliere1t;
Ser Mant lit nabe5u 20 Sabre alt
uno bot iih erit Dor 5ipei Sabren gum
aneiten W1al perbeiratet uno feline
sSreltnoe befiirdten, bob Ser alte
Neonn oieien Sdlog niht lange tibet
lebett miro.
- Ser grai iioert erna1t1te CHARLES
g. @ranofielo bon Weiiiouri gum
@r1ten Observation-Disclosures nno
ionote oieie 9eontinotion au6 glelb
oen gunoesienat 5ur 8eIfatignng ei1l.
glus. Stem gorf miro gemeloet !:
sSrau @eorgine Glarfe batte nit gro<
Der Miibe uno Sorgfalt oas @beno=
eifen fir ibren @otten bereitet. @r
eridien ober 5lpei Strtnben gu ipat,
un0 als ct auftallbte, molte er oas
gIIen richt onriibren. 9lus Summer
uno Merger iiber oieie 3uriiflebung
perlnhte iie fih oas 2eben 5u uebmelL
inoen1 fie aus Dem Seniter 5molf Sub
tief in ben gepflaiterten Sof binab-
.Iprang. sic befinbet itf 8ur 3ett
ihper berlest i'm Soipital.
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Giltnbabn=J
g. u. & u. g. 8abm,

r9abb grodet ",8ug mad SoMiton, GaIbeitor,
Beaumont unb Orange 9bfabrt 8 llbr abenbs,
Nnfunft 755 ntorger1s.
gsa9 seerrebiIle, Mbfabrt $50 n,orgerls, atts
fltnft bort 1t.3o. 4bfabrt bon aerrbiIIe nbr
rta6mtttags, glnfunft tn Gan @ntonto 7.5o
abenbs Gnr @amftaes mad &errbille: 1lbr
na6mittags. Gid1abrt bon bart @sontags 3. }
mprgens, slnflinft in San atntonio $50 NOR
gems.
gsa6 guero. goafunt, Souiton, @aIbefto,l
@iobines, 8odbaIe, Cameron uno Boeo, slbs
fabrt s45 bornittags, Mnfrnft ubr morgerts.
gsa6 geebine, Corpus gbrtftt, @Iiee Wsatbts,
stranfas 9aB, &odport, abfabrt 1.5O nads
m.!taes rnb l1br abenbs. Itfunft 7.55
ntoreens nnb 1.50 na6nittaes.
gaa6 SaIfurias, stbfabrt llbr abenos, arts
funft 7.55 norgens.
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Segas a 8.

gSie aus 9eniion gelneloet lDiro,
iino bort mebrere 9ouriiten aus oen
9eorben, iogenanitte Some Seefers"
mabreno hires fur5en glufentbaltes
in ser Stabt BON 5aihenbieben Inn
$500 beItoblen lporoen. Die 2eute
mriiert audi einen fbonen gegriff bon
Seras befonlnlen menn ibnen IN Der
eriten teroniiben 5taot, Die tie be-
freten, berartiges paiiiert.
Gin gelpiiier g., W. Wc@ia,
Elm 9lngeItellter Ser Santa Sc 8abn,
Ser in oen1 SoipitaI Der @eieaI6afi
su. 9enlpIe franf selegen batte nnn
oIs aebeilt entlaiien poroen mar,
ltiirafe IN Dem slugenblif tot 8it So
ben, als er oas 9ats perlafien mollte
Gin Ser5ldlog bntte ieinem 2eber
Elm @noe gemo6t. Der Wonn tpal
einer duBeren 8erlesnng fpegen nod
oeln &oipital gefonlmen.
Senator 2ooneD bat jebt ofti5lel
crflart, oaB er iib bon Der gelDer'
buna I'M bas Generalanmalts-glm1
auriidsiebt. sSest bleibt @pnne oIeir
ols 4anoioat Der 8aileD-2eute iibr1g
Charles IS. Wen5el in Sol
pelton, Ser angeflagt mar, lelner
Shpuger ermoroet 81 baben, 1T fret
aeiprohen fporoen. St bat itets be
bauptet, oaB er in Selbitperteioigiine
geba1beIt babe
8. 6. 2ppensfiolo, fritber plel'
Sssabre Mopor bon Corpus Gbriiti
lit ge1torben
@ie eine Gepei6e ans 9olltor
meloet, lit infer 6renno nno 8olee
aueuft 9artbauien, Der Seransgebel
ser In Souiton erideinenoen a9eut
iden 3eitune" ols aonoioot fir oo'
amt zines 2egislatur-@e @epraientantei
aufaetreten. @ir miinihem ibm oer
glan5enbiten grfolg.
- Ser S1atmeiiter BON WlQiom
ion Gountp miro fiinftig einen felte1
@ebalt BON $1,000 be5ieben 8isbe.
| befam er cine 4omntiiiion BON 21a%
ouf olle Gingdnge ino Mnsgoben.
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Nietnria 5ibiRon, @. s. & 9. u.
(0ulf Gbore.)
u b ia Drt
Gad Brownsville

Ser 3ue Der SunIet @ietoria 9ibtiton, Ibs
fabrt 7.O5 norsens, matbt IN 8laeebo 8erbtr'
oute nit Der GnIf goait Cine fiir Corpus
9brfti, 9nfunft bort 4.55 ua6mittags, Mnfunft
III Nrpipnspine 925 aberos.
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~. e & =. 8af,m.

Mtfabrt.
Madl gaco, Sort ssortb, 9aIlas, aanfas Gttp.
st. 2ouiS unb gbicago, tdglt9 (Snnfet
9epoD 9.00 aoenos
aofal5ue bia SmitbbtlIe -. 7.3o borultfta1s
snamo Spe3iaI mad Smiibbi1e, Sonitoit. @aIs
beitoH lu.Zo aoeHos
Nmtnuft.
Son @bicaso. ct. 2ouis. sean'as gttp. Tauas
Sort gorth unb QSseo. tdgIi6 (Snnfet
Sepot) .. 7.30 morgenS
2ofnI5ue bia Smit1bilIe 9.05 abenos
alamo SPECIAL bon Srnitbbine, Soniton, @al
sejtcn 6.25 mcrgens
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0aitfreies Sams.

Seoer lit uns millfomnlen menn
mir poblauf fino; bas iino mir nur,
tuenn Die @erbanlingsorgane IN Orb
nrlng 1ino. Or. Sings Neue 2ebens-
pilen reguIieren Die Sdtigfeit oes
Magens, Ser 2eber lno eingepeioe
10 bollfommen, oaB babel iiA ieoer
tpoblfiib[en muB 25 Gents bel ben
apotbefern @bolpb 0reiB uno 81.
Gofn & 60.
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Mnd6ar,d,ofte eQieblina.

sSrou 6. 9. CHARLES bon 9drbor,
Maine, meint oar1it electric 8itters.
@r beroient Ser 2iebling ollerfparts
git iein, oenn er beieitigt iofort DDs-
pepiie, 2eber ltno gaierenleioen, Seer
politdt ltno Gdtpd6e. Seine 8irfung
ouf 6as glut madt i'm arlr glten
ssriibiabrsmeoi5in. Dieier groBe Mls
teratip-Sonif miro 1trter @arantie
perfa1ft bon MboIpb DreiB nno ST.
Gphn & 60. SOC.