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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-11-22

A consignment of Dry Goods, Hats.
Clothing Toys. Notions. etc. with in
structions to sell without reserve
Mems and Boys Stiff and Felt Hats,
Jeans Pants. Drawers and UndershIrts, r.
81 G. Corsets. Handkerchiefs, Overalls.
Shoes, Shirts, Suspenders, Jeans, Plaids,
Canton Flannels. Cambria, Lawns, Main
sock, Table Damask, Cottonades, Saline,
Organizes, Sheeting, Ginghams, Dress
Goods, and n lot of Toys and Cigars, and
a variety of other articles.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-11-22
LOST AND FOUND
BOARDING.

BOARD, VERY REASONABLE; SIM.
gle or double room, with hot and cold
bath. 19 West Perry street.
PLEASANT ROOMS, GOOD TABLE
board at 232 Bull street
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c. II. DORsETT, AucHoneer,

win sell MONDAY. 22d. at % Congress,
west. at II o'clock.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-11-22
AUCTION SALES.
AT AUCTION.

CONSIGNMENT OF DRY GOODS, HATS,
SHOES, CLOTHING, CIGARS AND
TOYS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-18
FOR FAITHFUL SERVICES.


The 3 ! Like City Railroad com.
pany made the hearts of its employ es
glad today by presenting each OF them
with book containing Atty tickets
good for as many Rides on any part OF
the system. The man themss elves,
can of course, ride Without tickets nnd
therefore do not need them. But
they are tor the use OF their families.
The presentation wss made in reoog-
milton of to very willing, honest and
faithful service performed by the mon
curing Jubilee week wben the hignest
exertions were required at thslr baud,
and when some OF them worked
steadily twenty consecutive hOurs
without making mistake. AltUgeth.
er the record is a splendid one anu one
OF which both employees and compau y
may well be proud.
The men seen tois afternoon ex-
pressed themselves in or .tiiying terG,
over the company's actioo, not be.
cause 1t had any great monetary value
to them but becanso IL indicated 9
kindly feeling TOWARDS them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-18
SECRETARY WILSON.
Head Of The Governments Agricultural
Dtpar mtnt Her,
PURPOSES OF HIS WESTERN TRIP,
lnaulrlng Into Beet sugar cultivation
AID lIrei ding OF The Smtri'
can Horse.


A distingutheu, interesting ""u '"'
terested visitor IN salt Lake today was
L. t.n,as william. secreiary OF agri.
80 n..a,,.., NtotSI,lsy,s
culture III
cabinet. He arrived here 1857 evening
az foreshadowed in the NEWS accom-
,,tad by q Il savlor. sneninI agent
,,,,.,, ot
iof 'ns department l" Wv
data on the sugar beet lhuus'fy' potu
gentlemen registered at the Temple
10, ,b,ch ~ su be their headouartefs
a., ~. .i,v and
oufihH 'neir roIou'" ~ 'N''
vicinity.
A large number Of citizens called
,,, AZ, u,i.o, a, IN. T.muletop to.
.. .,-.,. ,,,,,,,
"sy anu e1chhpseu oo"' 'o'is'
him. During the afternoon ne &c
copied an Invitation to dine at the
Alta club with ek-Congrtssman DOT
sey and party OF friends. Al 4'ao ne
he left for Ssitsir az the CUES oil Cen
eral John q. Canndn. tomorrow
morning he will take the train iof
Logan.
Secretary Wilson, whilo enjoying
vacation, Is At the same time engaged
IN tno ptohlhuie puisui' VI bh'ns.i"e
statistics In the intermountain west,
which no proposes to put to valuable
use In the department over which he
presides, and which lie OF 30 much
Importance to tho people OF TINS oOuu-
Try. The obsjcts OF his visit are three
iold--to enquire into the prsgress ana
possibilities OF bet fugar cultivate"
u districts where Irrigation must be
tosorted to in order thai good beets
might be grown; 10 obtain In
formation with reference to im-
proving the American horee 90 that be
might be more readily disposed OF on
the Europesn market; anu toltake steps
that will lead TO the establishment Of a
letter sigma service IN this section.
Mr.. Wilson Is OF the opinion that
the brst way to get Information ON the
matters indicated Is TO personally 20
among the people Tor ii--hence his
visit at this time. His journey has
already covered a period Of several
weeks owing to the time spent en-
route; Alter leaving Utah, his move
mentH over the cOuntry VIII be more
rapid as he is duo AZ Washington by
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Chinese Weddiag.

A. "Chinebe wedding" entertair-
nent IL to be given at the C0ngrega'
tional church tomorrow ovening be-
vinniog at 1880. There are SIX chsrac-
ters in the production and all will be
arrayed in the most gorgeous Of Orient
al costumes.
Tie fret scene is on the "svening Of
the first day" and shows the reception
Of the bride at the bridegrOom's home
and the delivery 10 her Of the keys OF
the lehOld.
Scene Morning OF the seco nj
day, "wsdding ceremony ami worship
OF the ances,ors." The staging will In
dude high c1Iors anu brilliant chlci-
um lighte, rad more than on hundrs ;
sterpopticon views. eli wing the prin-
ctpsl cities anu places OF interest In
China.
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RAILWAY ron sournEnN CHINA
Agreement Tor Its Conjunction Con
cluded by N Syndicate.

Agreement for Its Cnnstruction Con
ciudsd by N Syndicate.
An agreement has been concluded
bslween Sheng Taotai and the Bel
gi.n syndicate of tinsncIsrsi for the
construction OF a railway in southern
China, so says the Chinese Gazette.
According TO the text publiNned, the
Syndicate agrees to advance loan OF
"a, $40, 600 sterling, less 10 per cent
discount in name OF interest. The
loan Will be paid in four ins,alimea ts
OF 81 ,Ol2, 800 each, at Intervals Of ak
N ulhs, commencing January 8, 1888
The Chinese government agree, 10
repay the loan in twenty equal install
mente, beginning In l9Us, but. the
repayment OF principal and interest
may be postponed anu the line mort
gsgei to the syndicate as security.
The conditions on which the loan has
been made are that the line shall be-
| finished in 1898, that Its construction
| shall bs under Belgian control, aud
| that the latter shall have the option
OF furnishing half oil the material
inquired, providing their estimates do
mol exceed those OF other foreign con-
| trsotofs. 1t is also provided mat the
management OF the railway, whsn
| completed, shall be entirely In the
hapo OF Chinese officials, and that in
the event OF war the Belgian synoi-
cate shall undertake to assist the Chi
nese In defending the railways.
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FOR THE GOLD slAu1I'
Continued from pqgs -

Ist,o l' They are r.
1907 n favor OF inaintsin,no nov u
,,snasro, the stsnuatI a,,s Tue
iightsreu nations OF the ,, ,ae ma J,
tanning Americas ,'"ondi al
'front.' rank o. the atm suYn 10 !.
rather than sskiag IT. s y, r,'ihsI
nations 5000 years bebindp Policy AL
whloh we live. They S,s 'ae ~
Matchmaking either M, M olpa,a
our hnsnces. They nav POINTS n
WIN that modern alleged ~ y, p't.a,
.nas . man can lit himselit uu'''Al|
'front.' gate by his beot I'D. 0's d,
mat recent ohimsticsl ala, " Vi
cry In the field of a n1sei dss,l
speaking into exhte Ca VI rssl|
prosperity out of notnipg "'''h Il,
They do not believe
be created by 81 act O Ssa'a ID
mat could be done tue B sns,a:,
parly would have made n, ~, epos!ia]
aires as the first set OF thu ~, nlHsl,
.ion OF Congress Just clo,ss 'Ah \
nave thrown wiJe open III, alu III
to a finsDcial millennium Ns Hsrv
The Republican party
mat the only alchemy By wS,.sss
conditions may be trsn,, nopa M
wealth ond prosperity ia ,n,'s ea u
judgment, energy aud INIT. usae ID
an Intelligent ueople. Il ,. ,aa
ina, unwise legislation or asv Vni
lion will destroy credit, p.,si.,is's|
ness and render national ma ' ,'
usl prosperity impossible. u''nii
On the other hand, by ar,,..
ciai policy on the part OF tss s aai'
ment, credit VIII be su,p.n1 s.''l'
tioDal honor upheld and impa,S. . N
to business ana oommetcs ~ uN1
unlock capital, inspire cOpsdssa'' y
energize effort. W
10 accomplish this Result I. IA.
poes OF the Republican pa,iv w
this END Will Its Legislation an, ~. NV y Y
istration alike be directed
We have secured an aImir,,,.,
which 10 ideally Republican sn,,.
fore Ideally American a p,.., a.s
who conducts himself win ho, ,s'a ~
nifty and the freedom which sa,,, ~
characterize the Uhiei ofIlcj, n,,
sentative OF agreat and ire, ,s.rss ~.
Through unity OF action and , mYa
splendid results have been ,t,,p w.
Through unity Of action ana ,u,s..
alone can they be preserved, s
BY that means and that alan. =
the great principles OF hunyt m,s ~
and protection alike Of An,a..
labor, Institutions and citizsp,h,a |.
Undecided 10 the Legislative poIts, \
the nation. That result can b NM
helped or hindered by the aellon \
this convention. The battle Al M
VIII be as to the questions tina ami
nation OF the conf .cG between M,
and folly, and by coura e, s,e,t,s
mess AID unity, tue siTulg for NM
great principles will be- pnctlaI,
without what the golden toor Of h,
twentieth century shall SWIM M,
for our waiting leet.
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BRIEF TELEGl,AMS.

New York, Aug. l8.-The directors
OF the Chicago, Burlington AMI Quincy
railrOsd have declared quarterly
dividend OF ono per cent.
Washington, Aug. lS.-ro days
statement OF the condition Of the trsss.
ury shows: Available cash balance,
1929 4SS, 430; gold reserve, Sl4i $685.
sos.
Newport, Il. L., Isl. +. Ware OF
Harvard anu u. T.. SneliUn j.. OF
Yale defeateJ g. 3. Mahoney OF Ire.
land and II. 3. Nesbit OF London for
the tennis championship doubles
Of the u United States by score OF
lib; 8 2; 81. 16; 81. The match
Throughout was hOlIy contested, the
Americans playing equally well,
while Nesbit was the better of the
English pair. The Americans won
through continual lobbying and scored
2l5 points to tn sir opponents 2O3,
Montreal, Quebec, Aug. ls.-Again
today the Cshailan toaL showed her
superiority in blow, winning over
the American challenger. Mono, after
a saii-5,retching race. Both broke for
the line at IL rs anu the Mono crossed
one minute later, two lengths ahead OF
the Canadian. In the hrst tea min
uies she W overhaultd AID the Glen.
cairn thereafter led to the finish, beat
ing her Yankee rival only little
more than minute.
Columbia, S. C.,Augustl7 senator
McLaurln 10 stiIl at his hume at Beu-
| nettsviile, AID advlces from there l1-
day say that he is not improving very
mir lr Ia nj h. n a,o,
VINO Is attending the senator, give.
| this statement OF the cast: Senator
McLaurip's condition has been oue OF
great physical pros ration, ATTENDED
ny symptoms OF impsUulng cerebral
| trouble o. the gravest naiuie. | have
| had 10 insist. therefore, upon absolute
quiet as essential TO his recovery"
81. PETERSBURG, Aug. II. - A letter
| received here from from tourist on
bosri the Ohio, which arrived "a,
| Cronstadt on Aug. 18th, snys that on
entering Russian waters the steamer
met the German squadron accompany
| ing Emperor William OF Germany,
who had been visiting the czsr. Tn.
| OHIO ssiuted ana the band Of the
| imperial yacht H 'hepzjllern replied
| by playing Yankee ID I0ule, which was
greeted with trantio cheere from the
| lourists.
Denver, Aug. ia special to the
! Times from Antouit0. Colorado, says
that Mrs, Narcelins Vald.E ava a girl
named Francisco Mo urngOn were
shot lsst night in Gua1alupe, a suburt
OF Conljos, by Pablo Gsllegos. Mrs.
Valdez was wounded in tine head anu
the girl in the arm and thigh. Both
will recover. Gsliegos was a discarded
lover Of the girl. He escaped, but 4.
being pursued by q posse with blood
hounds.
Boston, Aug. II To-day wos "plug.
ging day" IN the sIx-iay bicycle race
a. Charles River PARK, and little inter.
est WAS manifested. No good SPUR,
were seen, as the racers were tired.
AT the end OF the days riding thu
sc0re wss: Waller, S25 mites . lap
Barnaoy, 1876 miles lsps; II u. e
kes, 3l7 miles . laps, StsIn, Si5 mile
Deuch. 81 miles lap; hall, EOS
miles; Fis,er, 29S miles laps; w. n
Elhes, 200 miles; Lark, 2s4 mile .
isps; Stag, 2Sl miles 9 laps; Click, ga
m'ies = isps; Leslie, 266 miit'; Bisk Z.
lee, 263 miles lsps; WslteT, l32 mile,
l TAI; Aiberl, l8l miles l lap.
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thoroughly make up bis uind wher
such resign ,tion would take uince,
Tne 5umpter Valley rsilroSd people
bave Tor some time pnst thought OF er'
tending their line northeasl to the rich
copper district near S ven Deveis,
nrcptsiiating the building OF alb
severity vi miles more 81 road. The
Rcht me, It has been dtciuo6, Will b.
earned out Immediately n; d MIR. West
10 have full crsTge Of e engineer
ing and GO lstIu t on WORK, after the
com letion at which he VIII take one
Of he posiiions above named.
Bishop Thomas J. S'evens, 'ormer
director Of lhe bark, was notified by
the uoard go alter Mrs. VESTS reeig-
nattoB, that he had Teen appointed to
al that gentleman position and Inn
medisttly took charge. H stated that
M iurtber chsuRee Ia the officials or
en- iOyeB would be made.
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NEW YORK. Aug, Is -rtices TeTe NJ.
at the opening OF me stock mMk'e W. =
prcdo minated and she standard 'hi'n "
iirm
Tho early hesitancy soon gave Wy Ess ~,
pronounced toDo NaiLes luoloe W
with the traugers and soainNe.s,-N
leaders Missouri Pacific rose penn
mQustr ais also paruclpAItu nV'''
rise, sugar gaining ahoutS pclat.
Northumberland an easier 'enusa.
the first hour, although some q av
trials were cOnaplonauS TOT ~ -.
owing to the er 'OurAglnE IAue KY, n, n
sugar was taken N round Amouap
iis3,, but subsequently suffered - ~ 7,
with the general list. me leCe'' w.,
more noticeable in the GTangsi r,'ss
dividend announcement ot Iiufl'iA~' =
followto by profit taxing. ,,
The BOND market was full Out N4'
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Should Not Have Been Brought.

the case az inst Mrs. Draper, meu
toned In yesierdsy's NEWS, which
was brought In Just ceSIewar1's court.
il appsars was one which from the
prosecution's own admission should
never hsVs been instituted at all,
Mrs. Drener Ia highly respectable
LADY ana the appearances are that the
com plninl wGs wrobgfully made.
The trihing articles she was
charged with having in her cut
toby were borrowed and when
the county attorneys otlics investigat-
ed the merits OF the case, It was dis-
missed and great sympathy felt foy tn
letendsnt, who has many friends In
this city ana all OF whom expires
their hnowle lge OF the lsuy's upright
character In life.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-18
WEST OUT, STEVENS IN.
the Former L'Nv,s Ogden for Oak +
City, Or, gnn. In the Interest of
the sumpttr Valley Railway.

Ogden StsndsrI: Joseph A. Wet
Mss resigned his position as cashier OF
she Titan Liam Il Trust company
lank and will leave within few days
ior Baker City, Oregon, where he will
take the position OF superintendent or
general trstllc agent OF the sumpter
Valley railroad. For some time MIR.
West has been contemplating this
move and notified the bank directors
that in oil probability he would resign
shortly, but not until MONDAY did he
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-18
Thought 1t Was a Calf.

Gardner Tom Gillespie discovered in
the fountain on the joint build Ing
grou nds this morning what he ut frs.
supposed t. bs q dead calf. He sent
OF them later hauled out OF the water
large 81. Bernard dog. How the
animal came to fall in Is a mystery.
the dog, 1t was learned, beiouge to a
family living on East Temple street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-18

Mr.. Dickinson, general manager OF
the Union Pacific system, is expected
In town today.
The Tenth ward people are at Gar
field today, the Twenty.flrst goes TO-
morrow, and the Auerbsch employees
Fflday.
employment on the Oregon Short Line
near Montpelier II application T. made
ut the Presiding Bishops office at
once.
Mr.. Snedeker, general agent Of the
Pacific coast Ior the RIO Grande
w esterp, leaves for home at San Fran
cisco today. aupt. Mehan OF The
Pullman Car Co. also goes to tue coast
today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-18

Murdoch win Brins One fully Equal
60 Hawkes. Steven

rs bh"hsss hetsh
New YORK, Aug. lS.--rhe Tribune
says. Lord III hawkes., vino recs city ac.
cepted al invitation extended to MIN
by the represo OF the Associ.
ated Cricket Ciuos OF Philadelphia to
bring cricset team to this country Ia
September, has been mpeiled to
ureak the engagement and cancel
the arrangements made. He was
disappointed, he says, by one ur two OF
his iriends whom he had expected 10
accompany him. They were unable
10 go anu the Yorkshire cricketer de-
cided that the easier wsy out OF the
difli Guilty was to abandon the trip.
The Philadelphiius, no recognizes the
value OF the International match In
the autumn, have but little time anu
nave proposed a tour to W. il. Muir
doch the famous Australian captain o,
Sussex, and It Is practically dtciied
that he will bring team here mex,
month which Will pc equal iu every
way II not superior to LORI Hawkes.
eleven.
Mr.. Murdoch and bis team will
leave England on September
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-18

All arrangements have been com.
plsted for the bicycle road race, to be
run tomorrow over the Pennington
urse to Lagoon. The boys are all in
good form and this race should be the
most holly cont stei OF the season.
TIE Salt Lake & Ogden Railway will
run special observation train leaving
the city at 5 .. m.
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FEAR FOUL PLAY.


George A. Burr OF Burfviilc, Sewer
county, Utah, 10 DESTROYS Of finding
ut the whereabouts OF his son GEO.
NJ. Burr. He left Preston. Bingham
county, Idshc, on the 20 h Of July,
1897. He could easily have reached
bis home in twelve or thirteen dsys.
AS he has mo- arrived yet, his parents
thinks he has been foully dealt with.
He IL 81 years old, dark complexion,
iium height, weighs about 1875
pouuus. He started on horseback,
anu has not been heard ir IN since.
GEO. A, BURR
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NEW YoKK. Aug. Is, moor, -@o' .1,,sr,i
nominally Az per cent .ts, ,,,lii
paper. slaaiS por CENT yet w. s.ti,r, y
At 1s5usa5, t,r demasd and ~ h.s.t n.
10 usys: posted rBtee, itlahp' '"-
as7; Commercial biil-. Ae2hGlss
silver certificates, 5ia'!'
bsr silver, a25i.
AiC.csI dollars. Al. d. ,sr u =
soverL ent bonds, drm hw va ~
:l2i..; coupon. il,siS q, Iss' q N n. ar
sis, IA, reg. 81 II eouPVH'
eII,; Pacific Is, OF IS. sl'Vi'
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Butte Miner: Mary Ann Dryer,
commonly known as Mamie Lee,
whose husband lie u sergeant Of police
in Salt Like, had close call for Jump
INTO eternity at the city jail last night.
She swallowed a big dose OF lsuisnum
after she was locked up on a charge OF
rObhing n man OF $40 In her crib on
Gslsnn street. The woman was In.
toxlcatod when bfaughJ to the jail
about O'Clock ami was put In the
woman'J department without being
searched.
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stat. and did much toward diy ng up
crops on unlrrlgated land. The pre-.
cpi,ntlOn OF the weoh was conn ned
principally to few 6cat,ele showers
All grain has ripe ed fas', and hhr-
ve,ting Ia beclmlng general over the
ststt: threshirg has begun 10 parls Of
thu northern ara western sect ~,
where the yield Ia variable but for the
most part vegetables OF ali Riuua are
plentiful. The seco crop OF nl'alin
il In satisfactory cond tion and yield
ing good crop. The iiuit crop 10 do
Ing well.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-18
WEATHER YANE.
Westher reports showing obssrvs
lions at 3 a. nj. to-day:

Westher reports showing OBSERVE /.
tions at 8 AM. to-day;
Salt Lake Clty-Bsrometer, 90. 8s;
temperature, ~; minimum, SO; WIND,
northeast, 7 miles per hour; clear.
CheyenDe--Barometer, 80 is; tenn
persture, "A; minimum, a, wind,
northwest, q miles per hour; cloudy.
Havre-Bsrometer, 80.lS, tempera.
turc, As; minimum, As; clear.
Helsps-Barpmeger, 1920; tempers.
iure, 81; minimum, %; wind, south
west, q miles per hour; clear.
Miles Barometer, 80 Is; tenn.
psrature, so; minimum, So; clear
Idaho Falls - Barometer, 1910;
temperature, IS; minimum, A.; wind,
north, IA miles per hour; clear.
Winnemucos Barometer 1886;
temperature, "a; minimum, 81; wInu q,
EAST. IL miles per hour; clear.
General ana ilooal forecasts for 8e
hours ending .. m. Thursday:
For Utah forecast made at San
Ffanoiscol: Partly cloudy tonight and
ThursdRy; stationary temperature.
Balt Lake City and vicinity,
Fair tonight and Thursday; stationary
temperature.
]. II, SMITH,
Observer Weather Bureau.
Today's temperature is shown In the
fan am lie thpfmlmetaF given balnu.
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LITERARY NOTES,

"Intelligence' tor Augu.ti,ns
pecially attractive number u N,
magazine. Among number Of 'iJ
interesting articles is one on RI,au,
Wagner, his early history, family no
tionships. musical education, gtova,
ami development, by Prot. Albeit Rs
Parsons. A feature Of the numpsi ID
is au astrological prediction 90 Tn
dent M kinley's administration, mad
at the time OF his inauguration,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-18

There 10 something 10 intsrlt nAI
ly every kinu OF reader In Fnrs La
he's Popular Monthly Tor S.ps1sa
The diversity and timeliuer Of u
contents al ii the great prOiu.lOn d ;
Illustrations make this number p
ticuIarly attractive one. The kiia
article gives much inleresti,g b
formation about the historic Valid
valley, In New York stat, aud lsIA
the trouble vita the lndisu,, d
founding OF HuguenOt vill'gs, D
first meeting OF tue state les,liIaa
&C. Cycle Touring In Ireland j
q niteu States Marine Hospilal n
Vice, The Ola City OF Bahia 10 bhil
Plantation Life IN Dixie, sewers ~
short stories ana witty par'gisEh'
to make up the number.
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tAa =aGy-Nuw, porter, you're quite
sure youvcput all my luggage in-the big
portinauteau upd--
Pnrter-An right, mum
Old L.ady-And you're certain I've not
left anything bohindy
Porter-No, mum, not even u copper
London lit. Bits.
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Will pRlss DEpor MATTER.
vict-prssident Bancroft Says %. 3. 4.
wants n Depot Up Town.

Sic'-Frssident Bancroft says ~ >. H.
wants n Depot uD Town.
The Oregon Short Line and Rio
Grande Western have become dissatis-
fled with the rent psiu for the use OF
he Union depot at Osues, anu the
U. s. j.. at lesst has asked tor reduc-
ton from $40 900 per yenr 10 about
$4,000. A meeting was held by the
BOARD OF directors OF the depot today
but W hat was done is not yeI lknown.
Vice. President Bancroft said this
afternoon that the rent was too high
aud that the Oregon Short Liue
would press the matter OF obtaiDIbs
the franchise TO build depot up town
in tbs Junction city, although the
council had refused TO grant It..
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Ayers Sarsaparilla

was in it's infancy half GEN.
tury ago. To-day it doth be-
stride the narrow world like q
colossus" What is the secret
of it's power2 Its cures Tho
number of them The wonder
of them! Imitators have fol-
lowed it from the beginning of
its success. They are still be-
hind it. Wearing the only
medal granted to sarsaparilla
in the Worlds Fair of 1893.
it points proudly to its record.
Others initiate the remedy;
they can't initiate the record:
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So Years of Cures.

desires, bat expra SEES a d ubl that his
health will permit him TO assume
an active management Of the road.
The statement that there will be no
change In the operating Departing mt
OF the road will be good news to the
countless friends OF the the operating
off cials.