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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-02
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Die ennocrtiabrige @ehenffeier her
6ruaafeialegaag hes &apitols TIT
@%aIbingtou.
Die 8unoesbauptitabt bate am 1s.
September ibr S~eitsenano ansele9t;
gait es bod, ben Sag at fciern, an
peldem Dor 100 Sabrer In g9albiuas
TON Der @runoltein gum GaYitol aeleot
fporben. Son iiberalt ber batten iib
@aite %eiagefunoeu, Die geletsebenben
G0rperi6eften be8 8uuoes, bic oberite
rtdterlt1e 8ebOrbe ltno sic 8ertreter
Der ausmartigen Md6te mareu eridiez
ien, I'm Der BON Gretutiobcomten ser
Station praiiotrten Selt(idfeit, oie aus
elmer prd6figen Haraoe uno eiler erbee
benoen Geoefcier Dor Dem Gapitol be-
ftarb, beisumobnen. Grdltoeut gleoez
lanO betoute III flr3er aber metlterbafz
ter Nnlpra9e Die tief ere Beoeutrua bes
Cages, tnbem CT barauf binipics, mas
Don ieher unb INNER bas Golf bon
Denieniseu, bic cs mad Dem Gapitol
gelanot, erDartete, n1nlli6 9fli6terfiilz
luuU uNo 0uDlHHY WI OuIlilllulltl,
unb f6lob ieile &eoe init Dem MunlGe,
bab in abermolS 100 Sabren uulere
gta9fommen bel Der @rinnerune oarail,
ME mir ote 0ffentli6en 9flidter erfiilt,
feline 9~eringere 8eranlaliu1g gu elmer
entbuiiaftiiden Seier finoen m06ten,
ais mir iie bel Der @rinnerung al bic
Weisbeit uub ebrenbafte Sc innuug
unierer 8orfabren finoen. Mud DE
anberen Seitreoner 5eidnetet ii9 ourd
gliidli6e patriotiide Sebanoluns Der
ibnen 5useiallenen 9bernata aus.
Die @ruubiteinleeuns bes Gapitols
sei6ab bur9 4rdfibent @al9instou.
Balb unb Sumpf umsaben banlals oie
@tdtte, mo iid jest bas f~tolSeite gauz
merf Der linton erbebt. Selbit fir bic
Nrbeiter parer feline @obnu1aeu Dor
banoen unb 9ol3bitten mubten seSiul=
inert perben, I'm iie unter5ubrinsen.
Der 9ammer, belien fi6 Der Bater beS
8aterlauoes bebtente, ais er ben init
itlberner @ebenfplatte periebenen iiib0it<
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-02

9as Sapitol in 8aibinston.
li6eu @dltein einfiste, ertitirt nod uno
lit I'M 8eiis Der Botomace Sreimaurers
lose in 8aibinston.
Der Blan gu benz uripriin9liden sc,
bdube, oas in3milden betrd1tli9 perz
gr6Bert uitb nerdnbert ipor6en lit, mar
bon einem S%ran5oien NamenS 6allet
%entmorfen uno BON Wm. Tbornton nit
3uiaten uno gerbeiierunsen periebsn
Dor6en. Der Ir9itet 6enrD 9. 1as
trobe, Der @robpater bes iesisen 8iire
bon Baltimore, Wfb., iiberz
nabm bic ausfibrung uub bate oen
Ban i9on faft pollenbet, als Die eng
ldnOer Walbin9ton e~tnrabmen un6 baS
Sapitol nieoerbrannten. 2atrobe be-
gam ben 8au bon gteuer1, muroe aber
lpdter bur9 ben Goltoner ar6iteften
Vnafta9 eriest, Der i'm 1927 fertis>
ftellte.
Gine leue @runbfteinlesuns mar am
4. Suli 1851 gu ner3ei1nen. 3fpei
aeue Sliisel iOllten benz Gapitol 5aee,
fii9t Der6en unb Daniel Weblier btelt
oanals bic Seitreoe. Spater puroen
oaun nod Die pradtuolle 8uppel ullb
perl9ieoene Seitenfiisel erridtet, uno
es lit jeoenfalls merfmurbis, bab BET
benz 10 ftiidwtiie aufSefibrten Bau iid
bod Elm barmonii9es @an5es sebilbet
bat, oas aud Dor Der itren9iten &ritif
beitebt.
Die @eiammtfoitem oes 3apitols bis
auf BEN beutisen Gag meroen auf etpa
$22, DOC, 900 sei9dtt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-02

0as Interchangeable in S~nbianapolis.
BON indianapolis aufseltellte Mobell
Der uSeariar9e,@ oa8 nun gum 3mciten
Wf1e-oaS erite Wtal sel1ab es i'm
Sofjabre-YsrwenOuns fan6.
gle 9eariarge" mar ienes 8unoess
l9iff. pel9es I'M SUM 1864 In ienem
beribmten Duell anseli9ts Der frana0s
iii6en 8iiite bel @berbourg oas 9onfSs
oerirtensS 9iff alabama" In ben @runb
i9oB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-02

mobl crit, menn
lpieber arHnoli6e
Rnbe ein9etreteu
fem miro, iiber
ben lpabre1 Ser
lauf Der @reis>
nilie unterri9tet
~ ri burfte.
9amen bod fait
9 d a I
S9las Die Ieles
gramme, baB Nio
be Saneiro einse>
II 0 m nj { un0
Prdii6ent g els
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-02
Sfuo. Med,entbiu MercbantTa;,o

aug. &e6entbin, Merchant Tailor,
oberbalb Srant Bros, seseniiber Der
Nlamo ganf, bat einen ~gemdblten
@orratb bon Stofen unb empfeblt
fi6 CUR anfertigung bon Nnaiigen fir
ale @elegenbeiten. 8oQe 3~ufrieben=
ftelung garantirt. preiie mdBis. Man
fpre6e Dor unb gebe feline Nnftrdge,
bic prompt a~usgefibrt tperben. u.
&e6entbin, friiber 8ormantr bel pans
coat & Go6m.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-02
pie ,,Aeariarse."
9as it SeteramenfeR aa Snbianabnlis
auseehelte Monea eimes b~eriibmteu
aua%erifaMiId1en @rteaS5diiffeS.

"WrBeNeute WuueW etWe0 DerlgWteW
aanerisaaif&em ariessidifes.
Das in Srbiamapolis, Snb., abses
baltene n. 6elblager Der @roBen Irnlee
Der &epublif mar mad Dem p~oridbrisen,
oas betanntlid in @aibinston ftattz
fano, Die am beiten beiu9te 6ieier iabrs
li6ea 3niammenfiinfte unlerer Beteraz
1ten. neber $4,000 &ombattanten aus
benz 9rie9e batten iid einsefunoen, urb
BITE Wfenge, welde Dem 9daulpiel Der
groBen Baraoc beilpobnte, tunroe auf
100000 BITS 100000 sef1dtt. 8isl
baben gu Oieier groBen 8etbeilisuns
aud Die Oidbe uno Der umtpes iiber
Chicago beisetrasen, benn gar man9er
Beteran bat Selolaser uno Nusltelluns
nit chamber nerbunoen.
Cine intereliante beforatiue 6isur
oeS SeiteS biloete baS nor benz &apttol
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-02
gmniet @poo Co..

Ode ga ars unb @aInuts6tr.
baber gegenudrtig ettpa 5000 @orbs
8rennbols bonn @inter iibrig, ueI1es
MN 3u ~rebu3irten greifen berfauft
perDeit muB. Wirb rur G. o. D.
abaeliefert.
6eu, 6afer &c. in allen Quantitdten
sn ben bi1igfen preiien.
SeIepbon81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-02
FIR Sdu9lin9e ,1,tb &inDer.

s9er @sbranb npt .Gaffpria' lit 10 aaeemein
mo ieine gerbienfte 10 aaaernein befannt, Sax es
aberfulIi9 tpdre es gu einpfebleit. Gebr rueniee in.
tteui9ente 6ainiliet finoet man, lpelde s atoria nidt
IN lprer Ha61ten gt1be balten."
Carlos Martpn, D. D.,
Nsp Dort 6itp.
Sriiter Paftor Der gIoomingbaIe &eform. &irae.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-02
2sepcfatiom III 2sraafieu.
Sas 9%erannaben elmer 2eanabI hes
Y~ra1neMteu bic 1lrfadle.

Wieoerum lenft Die &unbe BON elmer
&eoolution Die Gufmertlamteit Der Welt
auf bic fiioamerifanii9e @epublif gras
ltlten nno tire pittOresfe 6aupttaot,
ober bic ytadri9ten, tpel9e bon 6io be
Saneiro ielbit, BON Buenos Npres uno
SonoOn fommen, iinb 70 ie6r uubez
fttn1ult uto ntoeripredenb, BAR man
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-17
IinIcs OF SALr BATHING.

Sea bathing is the subject Of an
interesting paper from DR.. +. 5. Starr
In WorthmgtoH's Magazine for August
and his observations aud advice can
not fall to be Of value 10 this com.
munity, where all the benefits Of salt
water bathing are 30 much appreciated
and 20 universally enjoyed. Scientific
ally considered, It II tho stimulation Of
the ca laneOus turmce by the dissolved
salt, the changing and cooler currents
Of air, the impact Of the waves upon
the body, aud the mental effect Of the
unusual surroundings, that combine %
impress tue system 80 very forciOlyi
ana while such conditions may have q
depressing clfcC, upon Onowho Is uuac'
cust1mcd to them, TINY are highly
bfaciug ami stimulating to bin who is
strong enough to mako such bathing
safe. OF course there are persons
whose experience has proved that this
plunge or dislorllng In the briny
water 10 luxurious, and there are those
to whom Il not harmful 1t Is at least
not agreeable; like all medicinal
agonts It may be productive OF good or
had results, depending upon tho con-
dition Of the patient aud his manner
Of taking II. hut 10 the convalesccnt,
the inland, dusty dweller, the harassrd
business man, the matrop enfceOled by
housrwifely cares, the society person
whom late hours and social require
ments have eneryated, oven the sohurl.
child, tho zip brings yigor and rest,
pleasure md reireshment.
An thiswill he accepted without dis.
sent by hahitues Of saltair anI Gar
Held, as will, we fancy, the following
amitr pio,ure-iamii,ar, especially,
when the water is degree or two too
ola:
ON entering tho cold salt bath there Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-17
NOR YLr Nor YETI


Our Liberal cotempornry's report Of
the commissioner hniiugs In the
Duco prosecution concludes with the
words--"rhus ended the great case"
We will not be- 90 unchariiablo a. to
suggest that tho wish was father to the
thought when those words were writ
ten; indeed, IN another part OF the
paper different idea Is expfe'scij but
~ they may suggest in certain circles
bore that f. gfoundles., their oilioo
may be more di-gstrOus than beneficial
10 tho,c who are thus sought t. be
comiorcd. The NEWS aud he sup
pofiofs are not vindicuve or veuge'u.i
far from u; hut they are Just o. rs
nearly ~ NJ their minds direct aud
their hearts approve, aud the public
would be lndlGerently served " mat
tefs 90 pregnant with grave Issues were
permitted to slumhcr 90 soon after
being awakened. The contest with
corruption and poculation ia tut com.
menccd, not concluded; when aud
where Il may end we cannot tell, but
certainly not until there Il no longer
anything Of the kind suggested to work
upon. Tho Augoan stables are not
clsnnsod hut the cleaners are NJ work
Not only must the guilty be- made
10 answer but those who seek % hide
their own knavery by making bas,less
charges against innocent men aud
sublecting them to the expense aud
annoyance Of a prosecution must be
made to experience ~ well what II II
to arouse public Indignation by thus
wr0ngiully putting the machinery Of
justice In motion. The hunter who
wanted n bystauder 10 help him cap'
ture bear, effected his purpose soon
after quite easily; he made the capture,
and then wanted the other man 10
help him let Gel So let II be with
those who use the process Of u court
for any other purpose than 10 secure
the defense OF right and the overthrow
Of wrong; We cannot permit them 10
cleo, just when and how they arc "a
let go. 50 far from tho Druoo.Ryan oass
being ended, therefore, we insist that
It has only begun. Commissioner
Greenman's decision places the mat.
ter practically In this lights Sine,
bruce made all Iavit to nothing
which warranted his being held ioi
libel, his testimony must OF necessity
warrant the holding Of Ryan for EN-
bezlloment or fraud. "rhe great
case" will only be- ended when the cK'
official has either been acquitted al
innocent by Jury Of his peers or b
lodged ss guilty behind the bars Of
miscreanpr cell.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-17

sense OF depression Of greater or less
degree, depending upon The nervous su9-
copubiliiy OF the baihcr aud tho degree
u the tompora ure of tho wnior below
that " the body. Tho waior looks very
nllufing as one ani4 on tho hot sandy
beach, but proves distreasingly cold "
ono advances slowly INFO ~ tho skin be-
comes palo aud shfiyeloi, and presently
the familiar goose skin appearance.
caused by contraction ~ tho skin and
consequent protru.iou " the hair
follclts. spreads over tho body. There
Ia u general HhivorinW, a nlunnc4a OF tho
lip., nose and extromities, ~ the blood
foc,ios from The cuianoous vessels and
masses about tho internal organs An
involuntary fobhiug breathing us tho
wa or rises TO tho Ghost marks ~ imptes'
sion upon tho nervous sysiom. II tho
advance iu. LOO tho water continues, or eull
quicker, u a plunge into IT, depth be
thkcu the system iu iow seconds II
aroused to meet and overcome those do
pressing effects and sense VI oxhilara-
lion follows Tho skin now becomes
ruddy, tho whole body Is IN glow, tho
pulse il stronger, the breathing IL iull
,igonied.
Having recovered breath and
courage, the bather according 10 the
doctor, may now take one OF two more
plunge, swim a Tow stroke', or allow
two or three waves 10 pass over the
heai; and then all the good that can be
derived from the bath has boon ac'
quifed. at may be- prolonged Tor ths
sake Of the pleasure 10 DO derived from
sporting Ia the cool water or from the
profit to be attained IN learning 10
swim, but no further constitutional
benefit will be secured BY the ex,en.
sion Of the five Or eight minutes
already pssfoI ia tho water"
This l. tue advice we were waiting
to receive. We reproduce It In toe
interest Of the resort proprleiors, who
object to loanlng baihiug'suit sud
renting a room all day for twenty-five
cents. AMI II 10 this be added the
further warning not 10 swallow 80
much Of tho water as TO make tue
bathing too shallow, the Intelligent
reader and Laiher will have been
counseled enough, for this season at
ieuEl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-17
COURAGE on THE BENCH.

The upright magistrate IL one Of the
bulwafks Of civilized and enlightened
communities. IL NJ times r,quiIes
courage OF tho highest order aud n
nerve power capable Of resisting every
strain upon It, coupled with the learn
Ing and Integrity which are presuppos.
cd to exist, TO constitute such an OH
Ger. But The greatest OF these quail.
tles Ia integrity, lest the people be sub
jected to greater danger when men cit
la judgment than when they have no
courts Mt all.
la disposing Of the Dfuce prosecu-
lion NJ no did, Commissioner Green
man Is not particularly TO be lauded,
any further than Is any official who IL
Intelligent enough 10 soc his duty, Rut
seeing, IL impartial enough TO perform.
The evidence acquitted the defendant
and the court simply gave voice
TO the evidence. IL affords
the NEWS pleasure 10 record the
fact, ami to show that no unworthy
motive reached or Gt least moved
the tribunal. May It ever DO thus,
whoever may be- the parties AMI
whatever the resultant condition.
When a guilty man has no reason to
hope for escape, an Innocent one has
no reason to fear that lac will be pun &
ishod. So long as We movs along in
that direction our progress, be It ever
30 slow, Is gratifying.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-17
THE IOWA CONTEST.

Ths Iowa Republican convention
yesterday nominated |. ID. Jackson Tor
governor and full state ticket. The
platform neatly lodges the prohibition
issue, not being willing to 20 on record
"a against II and still recognizing II As
the rock on which the party has many
times split. Notwithstanding this and
the fact that their candidate IL com.
paratively an unknown u not untitled
quantity, we are inclined TO the belief
that the ticket will come out OF the
contest with the rooster OF victory
Growing Justify over II. Iowa 10
naturally Republican state, has
given M high as $4,000 majority that
way when It aid not have no many
voters by fully one-third rs now.
That having constantly to steer be-
tween the Soylla Of prohibition
aud the ChRrybdis Of impartial license
has deolmAted It's forces il most true,
but not at my time, M we look At II, 10
the r2tent Of actual defeat. True, II
was overthrown In the last two state
campaigns, but this may be attributed
to the strong personality Of Horace q.
Boics, the Democratic candidate; and
as no has poremptorily declined to run
for n third time the slgns all point to
the Hawkeye state returning to It's
fret II not its only love this fall.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-17
THE INDIA BLuSDER.

The NEWS admits that at the present
whiting the London dispatch Of yeslef'
day as 10 tho course Of the Indian
council with reference 10 silver l.
ambiguous aud far from satisfying.
That the matter was held 10 be u more
than common import by the press
agents Ia evident, clsu Il had not been
sent specially after the regular report
was closed. But that there Il any
thing to justify the hope OF the nban'
donmont Of she policy announced seven
weeks ago, the closing OF tho Indian
minis to silver coinage, IL by no means
assured.
SIN, we are inclined to think II
portends such step. The mere sug.
gestion that this might DO the case has
had and will have an elastic effect,
whether with or without reason. The
fact IL, the closing Of the minis there
was what toppled silver from 50 cents
down TO G2 at one fall. With the
present advices II IL natural that ia,
hopeful reader should reverse III,
condliion-tbat is, tho cause o.
tho depression being removed
the metnl'a wontud elasticity
would return and take It back ,I
whore II started from-s2 cents Rr
ouuce In New YORK.
This much, however, seems 10 be
thoroughly established; the lndit
councils scheme Ia demonstrated 9
failure; and II IL hard to see how thii
eau have but ono neanlng-that soonel
or later the mischief done will have {,
be undoue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-17

DESPITE ruE alleged hard limos the
receipts u tho license department show
up as VOL now a. they did Fix month s
nr0. Many saloon keepers now pay their
license In warran So J.. Tribune.
That last clnuac explains H. A.
stated In these columns yesteriay, the
saloons have decided "to uphold the
dignity and honor Of the city by tax.
ing city warrant" fIr whisky. Re.
celving them at a small discount, and
paying them over to the city tr,asu y
at pnr, plus tho accrued intcrea', en-
ablta The thrifysaloJn keepers TO make
TIDY profit on the Transaction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-17

ttom NJ. iI-nry war uercher.
$40 ORANGE ST., BROOKLYN, y. v. I
Feb. n, 1890. !
81 have used Al'cncks plasirfs f0r
some yenrs for myself aud family, ami,
ne lar a. able, for the many tutiefefs
who come 20 ~ for assistance, AMI
have found them genuine relief Tor
most " tie aches and pains which
Il IA Is heirt.. have used Allcock'-
plastora for all kinI " lamentss and
acute pain, ami, by frequent expert.
monts, Ind that they can control many
casrs not noticed IN your circulars.
"rhe above l. the only testimonial |
have ever given In favor Of any plaster
and n my name has been used to reco.
mend any other II ~ without my
authority or sanction"
Mrs. HENuY WARD BETCER.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-17

has he Of any diroiul result thht he WI,
depart for Chicago tins evening 20 nienu
the national convention OF hro chlel.
which will be held thore, beginning on
tho 22nd insi.
Couldn't the cheerful chief possibly
postpone his departure a day or two3
The result spoken Of wouldn't he, "
direful, 80 serious we're he here; on the
other hand, N It should be satisfactory,
he would surely feel easier were those
who make snidavils and ch fges
against him held TO the grand jury for
criminal libel. We may be rrejudiced,
but certainly the trip to Chicago
would seem TO be Of minor moment
under ali the circumstances
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-17

THE WAsnNGrpN dispatches, like
those from Chicago during the recent
silver convention, arc enthusiastically
silent concerning the elcqueuce anu
effort of ono g. G. Goodwin Of Salt
Lake CITY. The hard.prossed silver
men of Utah who guaranteed him dur
ing his utssnce his regular salary ON his
paper, his travelling aud hotel expenses
and one thousand dollars besides,
have right to usk something more
Tor their generosity than he has ,ur'
uishod. Can It be, that when he gets
among the real silver champions he "a
only u very small potato after HlIG
Neither his picture nor his name have
yet appeared in any OF the responsible
papers OF the East.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-17
THE HOTEL TEMPLETON.


The Hotel Tcmpleton Is opposite
Temple Square, Tithing Onicts, Eagle
Gate, DEsEREr NEWS Building aud ali
points Of interest In salt Lake CITY
WmIE HOUSE,, Holt and Slater
Pfopflctom. sl,50 10 $500 per day.
New management, most centrally To-
Gated, refllicd, ana best hotel aud table
for tho price In the city. Arthur
Edwards, manager, Salt Lake CITY.
Salt Lakes big, new hotel is The
KnuHiord. HUmoliko, elegant, cen-
trail and reasonable.
The Cullen Hotel open, on the
European plan, rooms 800 and up
wards. George Cuilcus, Assignee.
Cheap but good. The Gold Hand
Coffee Is now on the high road 70 be-
come the peoples fa,oritc.
See the handsome pictures contained
In each package Of Gold Hand Coilee'
GIVE told Hand Coirse u trial. II Is
the best NJ all package cohees' 80
SAY WI ALL.
No package coffee has attracted No
much NJ the cousumtt's attention as
tho Gold Band. rrv II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-17

\ MoRNING paper, abiding to the
NEWS article Of last evening upon FIRE
Chief stanton and tho purchase Of
Cache Valley horses, says:
The chief is under fire, but So little fear
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-17
4 Good rhiug TOE sumuer Complaints

Mr., J. w. HAgor, a well known mor.
chant Of Clio, iroioll Co., North Caro-
lima, cured four cases OF iiuX with one
small bottle OF Chambcraln's Collie,
Cholera and piarrhwa Remedy, This
Ia the most prompt and successful rem.
tdy In use for dytontty, diarrhwh,
cole and cholera mofhus. No other
medicine win take it, place OF do it,
work In this class Of diseases. IL h.
equally valuable for children and
adults. Is and 80 cent bottles for sale
by 4. &. NJ. |. Drug Dept. d&s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-17
no 40, W.. Ihi.Iicm.

The portrait department Of the Art
Bazaar will be closed until Aug. 2ltt,
when Mir. r. q. Savage will resume
his labOrs with the camera, more than
ever determined 10 do fret class work.
Walt until then and come and get PER
pwW taken. G.. ~. Savage, II ana Ia
Main 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-17

For summer complaint Ia the child.
ten, there is nothing as good n
Chamberlaln's Cole, Cholera and
Dhrrhma Remedy. IL cures dysontty,
diatfhma and cholera lniantum, nud
never fails when used ia time end IN
plain printed difectloue are followed.
When reduced with water ami sweet
enod Il il pleasant 10 take. % md 90
cent bottles Tor sale by Y. O.. NJ. l..
nIug Dnnl q a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-17

Tor The benefit Of Utah patrons and
fricrds and to meet the demands N news
agents % chicago, tho NEWS Will lc on sale ~
most OF the UuucWa Hotels ana book stores
~ that city during the inir season
Headquartcrs f9r the Nrws is at Wells II
sisers hook aud Periodical store, ~ STATE
Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-17

CITY subacriberf will kindly notify j. T. nun.
bar icirculAtori ~ any ifreFularity In the de-
livery q their papCra,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-17

All communications fhouid he hddrotsod 10
ursrHEI NEws rUntnniNa co.
Telephone So
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-17

fubsefibcrs changing their piaccpf rosldenc,
should always give former a. we'll a. presth'
addfOae.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-17

The Nrws 10 on "a at the PRINCIPAL Hotels
Hows Stands hnd on hll passenger Trans lch''
log the city after 5 pm. daily.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-17

and Missouri Pacific R'ys are running
a daily Pullman Palace Sleeper from
Salt Lake city, Cheyenne anu Denver
10 81. Louis without change. Pullman
Dining CnTs Denvnr 10 Kansaa Clly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-17

All nml.clas groocre Keep Gold Baud
Coffee In stock; try package and you
will he ultnred.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-17

The Gold baud Coffee j. always uni.
form Ia strength and flavor aud full
weight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-17

The attention OF economical house.
keepers is called 10 the Gold Hand
Package Coffee. II n the best.