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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-07

unter permdn6ten llmltdnhen BET lbreT
erQltirten G6aratier uie perSieben.
Wlein Gdipiegerooter mar auBer ld,
Ditto nein Sd)ma9er, Der beute gerabe
sum GeIufD bier isin mubte. sic fem
reu ia BEN alten ebra1lfelten Saroegen
@r bat ieiuem 2l6gOtt gum er7ten Mlal
i'm Seben Sen Gopf gepal lden. 0iels
leidt in TIM TO befti9eren ausoriiden,
neil er Ii9 ielbit nift frei uon Sdulo
in ibrer acknowledgement Gr3iebung
uuBte, bie jeOer 2aune oeS peripGbnten
&iube8 INNER nadgab.
SD meiB, i'd meiB, uidte Der
Sausar5t. SD babe GrcellenS oft
9enug 9emarnt. 9lber ser afte Ser
mar ia mie beruarrt in iein piipp6en.
Srau Silpia bat iid ME elmer pluto
ritat, einem fremben @jeIee beugen ges
Iernt. Sbre ei9eue %aune mar ibr Sic
eiu3ig maB9ebenbe. Der 9ruSer 1T
anber6 9eartet; i'd fam mir pOrltelz
len, ipel6e 9tuftritte eS ba 9e9eben.
sic tBun mir ia Ger Seele leio, Serr
garon baB sic nun Die Solsen bes
tinoiiden Uncertainties 10 l6mer 3tt
tragen ba6en.
Der ltoi3e Wlann ma6te cine ldbs
IgDiittelabe aopfbewesun9 ME elm ebles
0ob, Dem man gum erlten alial bas
Geldlirr iiber.perfen mill. Gr inuBte eS
erlt crtra9en lernen, bas sn 9ooen
oriiden6e Mitleio Ieiner Wlitmenlden.
sd muB nidt na6oriidli6 senus
in meiner Saritellung 9emelen lein, I"
entidnloi9te feline pornebme 9latur
bod nod bic orme Srau. n0ie Gas
rouin mus nidt begriffen babell, I'm
mas e5 lid banbelt, ionli ipiirbe lie
nein 9e9ebenes S8ort mebr geadtet
uno ii9 oaourtb perpilidtet 9efiiblt
baben. 9luBeroem mollt' es oas llne
gliiG, baB icb Tie mebrere 2tbenbe bins
ter einanber ALIEN lallen mubte, neil
es i'm 8e9iment elm paar 2iebesmable
fir Saneraoen CAB, benen ib mid
nit beliem gSillen ilidt entsieben
fonute.
nOie Seriu6un9 fir Die arme fleine
Srau, Die ia cine pabre Mulifldnar,
merin it, muB atlo luobl gu fart se>
meien ieiu, mirft Der @ebeiinratb be-
, 9iiti9enb elm.
$50 fdeint es, " beltdtiste 4raldlna.
sd erfubr bon Der llebertretung msi.
mes beiligen geripredens an unieren
6auswirtb erlt bur6 Die bbbnilden
8emerfnngen bes 0errn aileIiors in
elmer @einltube Sameraben binter,
bradten iie mir. SD lieb i'm natiir>
lib forbern. @r lebnte oas Onell ab.
Ser Salanfe, rief Der 9lr;t ents
riiItet.
Praidma lddelte truurig. .9lift
Oob, mein lieber Gebeilnratb, Der
Mann NOR in ieinem boIllten Redi.
Nlein Gbrenmort III faftiib eebrohen
lporben. Sd hattie e8 nidt seben biir.
fen, ipenn i'd nidjt iider mar, es ball
ten 8n miiiien. Sber Id baite eilesn
bariiber ipaden niiilen, baB es erntlid
reipeftirt milrbe.
(Inrffebu,4o fnyn{l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-07

Ger erte 9atlen 8aum.
wolle, Der bieies 9abr i'm Siiben
erSielt uOroen it, purbe in @bicaqu
gum 9eiten Der Soloateu BON Sllinois
uuter ben Sammer sebra6t. 2uerit
wurbe Der Sallen fir bic Tirmo
Sdpur3 II. Dupee eriteiaert, luelde
5000 baiiir 5ablte unb ben 8allen
bem eriteu Re9iment BON Sllinois
mieber i6eufte; Der Smeite Steioerer.
9rGlibeut Garter bon Der @emerbetams
mer, sablte s400 bafiir; Der brittle,
3. g. Qo9an, $3.50; Der uierte,
9lrmour, $3.50. Der gollen sius nad
Minneapolis, Mlinn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-07
Scr 0ieie itllrltEl.

Der butd lein 9luftreten in pieten StGos
ten Guropa8 befannt mar, iii unlangii
i'm 9llter BON Is 9ubren i'm 9lolter
Der 8armber5igen 9riiber gu gres(ou
Der 3uderfrantbeit erle9en. Sein Gaz
ter 1T @alobelduier auf bem Oomi>
MUM @robsMobnaA S6leiien @don
BET Ser @eburt 3eigte ii9 bie abnorlne
Gntpidelung tes ainbes, 10 bob Or.
geioel in 3obten ben &uaben 5u ii6
nebmen mollte, lin bic sueitere Gut
midelun9 3t sltubiren. Die Gltern
maren jeood nidbt gu beWegen, li6 bon
bem Ginbe gu trennen. GntlpreGenb
bem i6nellen Wabstbum mar aud Ser
appetit bes naleineli. " Gerietb er
einmal in einem unbemo6teu 9luaenz
bid iiber Die Spaiieoorritbe Der So
milie. 70 lparen lie peri6mun0en. tSnz
reHirte Idon bas SluBersem0bnli6e,
10 tru9 Die @utmiitbigfeit bes ntleis
men" llllrid basu bel, baB er ii6 Die
3unei9un9 Ser geIammteu Sttsbep0lfes
run9 ermarb. Der Srtspfarrer uno sic
2ebrer iorgten oafiir, baB llllrih nid)t
9unger lit. gpabi9 mar es ansuieben,
mie ser iiebenidbrise 9tieie inter ieie
nen tleiueu 9lltersseuoIlen pie elm
gater inter isinen ainbern berune
iuanoelte. 9)}it neun 4abren noEteu
ibm aeraoe oie ab9elegten 9lnsiige oer
2ebrer. S5utdt fannie Der 99ielenfnabe
iiberbaupt nidt. Wait Sebu Sabren be-
CAB er iid allein gu na6tlider stuube
IN Die ouf ben SrieObofe Iiebenoe
Stride, um bic Seuerglode i'll lauten.
9lls llllrid) Ser SdulpIli1t geniiet
botte, ipurbe er ulelfaG BON Gdaulteiz
lern 9emonnen lm pom gublifum an
9eltauut iu iueroen. Sci einem 9tuss
fluSe Der 9reslauer Gtuoentenldaft
oersebrte er na1 einem neutlpredens
ben" abenobrooe als 9iadipeije 20
Eaar Wiener @iirIiden, bios aus Sc
falligfeit ge9eniiber ben Serren Stus
benten. Spdter bereiite er nit einem
Smpreiario fait gang europa, aulett
@nblanS. Wian 1T allsemein Der slns
ii6t, oaB Der SOB bes Nielen barauf
5urildsufilbren lei, eab man bas @ahss
tbum ourd eine raffinirt sefudblte 8ez
tolti9uns gu beidleunisen iud)te. Shun
Dor einem Sabre trat i'm @albstbum
Elm Stilltano Elm. Die inueren
Grsane, namentli6 Nieren uno Qeber.
maren nidt i'm Stanbe, Dem 6ielens
torper gu aeniigen. 9lab nur 3ueis
monatlger arantbeit rafite gepatter
9ain ben Gieien oabin. Die 9eide
murbe in grOb=Mobnau beeroiet. Ger
grabbii9ei ma6t ben Ginorud zines
Wianensrabes. slls 0eide maB ullritb
2 Wleter S Gentimeter. Die 2dnae oes
Sarges betru9 Meter so 9entimeter.
Ger Gieie bat ieinen armen Gltern,
on oenen er nit inniger 9iebe bina,
Elm Serm09en bon etlua 10000 Miarf
binterlalien.
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q. M. & u. y. 8abn.
glbfa hrt.


Na6 @alpeiton, SOuton uno guerl
td9lib ..............9:00 Torm.
Na6 Corpus gbrifti, Nranias 8ab unf
8eepille tdsli9 .......2::20 Na6m.
Na6 aerroile tdsli9, aussenommen
Sonnabenbs u.Spnnta9s 2 :45Na6m
Nad &errpille, Sonntags. 80 8prm.
Nad&erroilJe, ,Sonnabenbs a :30geadm
Mnfunft
Bon @aloeI ton, Spuiton unb guert
tdslid 700 Nbenbs
8on Corpus gbriiti, Granias BaB uni
8eeoille tdslid ......1 40 Wahm
Gon aerrpille tdsli6, aussenommer
Sonntass unbWontass 10: :45gorm
@ou &errpille, Sonntags. ...7 Qbenbs.
Son &erroilIe, Montass. 9:25 Born.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-07
Gin Gifeubah1ibilfet iiber

Gin Giienbabnbillet iiber
ameitauieno beutide Mei>
len. 2lu5 lJiosfau lpiro oem ,Gonf."
mit9etbeilt, baB man in ndditer 3eit,
ipdteitens innerbalb elm bis swei Sab
ren ein biretteS gilenbabnbillet pon
Paris iiber gerlin nad Mlabimoitof
nebnen taun, elm gutfernuns bon
$4,000 stilometer, Die ldn9Ite birefte
@tlenbabnllefe, Die es gibt. Ole 8er>
binoun9slinie gebt quer bur6 europa
uno gliien, iiber 8riiIiel, 90ln, Der
lin, Waridau, Wuafau, Smsf, 3omsf,
Srtutst, ourdI6neibet bann bic dime
Jude grense uno Die ganse Wlanoidurei
unb cnoet in @labimoitot, bem beriibnle
ten ruiiiiden 6reibafep am Stillen
Oiean. Die neue Giienbabn, oeren
sr0Bter 2heiI, ii6er Smei 0rittel 2dnge,
ant oas ruiiife Oiaid unb Sibirien
eutfdllt, uerbinoet Sen atlantiiten unb
Stlllen Ssean unb uirS balo bas wid)s
tigIie electromagnetic fir Den alia-
tliden Sanbel weroeu. Die neue 8abn
erldlieBt ban beutiden Sanbel Sibis
tlen un0 n0heri bieIem @bina um elm
getr0d,.lithes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-07
Gilenbabu TaDr : Hlan.
=. & o. u. Babm.
Bio hrt.

Nah ct. 2outs pia Sron Mounta,r
ober SO. &. & 8. $50 Born
Na1 ct. 2ouis pia Sron Mountaiu
Npute. 200 Mben0S
Na9 9earne tdsfi6 100 Morsens.
Na1 2arebo. AS Born.
u Nnfnnft.
Son ct. Souls, Sron Mountain & M
81. & Z. 800 Gprm.
@on ct. Souls, Sron Mountaip & M.
&. q Z. ............3 3 :55 Jta1m'
Gon Searne tdsli6. 1920 Mbenos.
8pn 3arebo. 200 9lbenba
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-07

Oiebitabte iinb In ben
8aoefabinen Sltenbes, 9eleien,
ni9ts Seltenes, uno alle 9tufii6t err
paiIt lid ais ma6tlos. 9lls neuliG elm
oeutI1er Staatsanualt oas Meer pers
loiIen uno ieine 9abefabine betreten
bate, permiBte er ieine eolbene ubr
nno sette i'm Qeertbe pOn 500 Miart,
ieine 80 5raEcS entbalten6e @elbtoihe
uno isine. midti9e Papiere entbalteuoe
Qrleftaihe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-07
Sputbert gsaciTc 8abu.

Mb brt.
0a6 9seiu Orleans, Souiton uno @al
oeiton tdsli6 1910 Mittags uni
$3.50 Mbenbs.
Nad gasle 8aB, Werico &C. IL Born
Nab galifornien ...... .4:45 gea6m
Mnfunft.
8on Stem Orleana. 6ouiton uno Sal
pelton tdslid 7::25 8orm. unb 4:25
Nabm. ................
8on galifornien &C.. -. IL so Born
8on gasle 8aB unn Merico ZOO
Nbenos. ...............
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-07

- Safer Wilbslm bat auseorbnet,
bob IN ben RIaHen3immern Der preuBi.
i6en Shulen grOBe Wanbsarten nit
anh3ten Der neueiten 3ppen beutid1er
sfrtessi@iffe aufsebdnet tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-07
Derfrei6en

sic bic 9rautbsit burd reAt3eitigsn
@ebraudl BON GutPS 9eberpiaeu, ein
aItss uuS bemdbrteS 9eilmittel, bas nit
icbem 9a9e popularer wirS. @s turirt
iebeE 3eit
6Opf(dmeDsI
is"ren Ma9tn, Mularia, gsrbauungs,
belaperben, trase 9sbsrtbdti9feit, Ser.
liopTans unO alle &ranfbeitsn Ser Sale.
3tttt's 2eber Yilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-07

Gin so Gents @iientonic. Reiues
aufgelofes Glen eoueentrirt unb I'M,
oertdll6tes @biniH finb tbeiIpeife bic
Sefanbtbeile BON gbeatbams ae,
i1modloiem @bia 8onic.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-07
(5ortiebune fplgt).

ardbe TT eiu b61ft uuangenebmes
unc gtel erregenbeS 2eiben unb iollie
fofort beieitigt uerben. 6unts Cure
erm6gli9t bas; bic fiebenidbrige fos
tDle iebe anbere Gorm bon Rrdbe.
Gu9 5le9te, Ringpurm lac. Sur
garantirt. preis so Gents BRO
9had1tel.
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auf einem 9 Sdladtfdiff
mie9t bas 9aumerf 80 Tonnen unb
foltet iibfr $4,000,
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GS. 8ooesptls, gaib 0roeer.

goaes Sager BON STAPLE uub Gaucp
8rpceries, @dnitt.W aaren,
Clothing, 6ateH 8 Soilette'
QrtiteIn. 8IaSs, por3ella II.
uub aorb Waaren. Su allen
9epartements MIR frii6e Sa9en.
g0iebrige preiie. Greie unb prompts
ablieferuus. 738 5hbsalamo.S .Sirabe,
@de @amargp. SeIepbun 433.
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Ns. &. & e. 8afu /.

Nbfabrt.
gta6 g8aco, Sort @ortb, Dallas, San
Jag gitD, ct. Souls uno gbicaso tag,
LID ..9:30 8orm. linb 500 Nbenbs
Infunft.
Bon gbicaso, ct. Souls, Sanias gitf
Dallas, Slrt 8ortb unb 8aco, tds:
LID - :25 Borm. unb 10 30 9(benos
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= Roofing Felt, BED unb asSbalt
6enrp pauIp. Bel. So.
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Gulf Sbore 8abn.
bfohrt.

oTapr RI.
Rad Stodoale, tdslid, aussenoms
men Spnnabenos unb Sonntags,
Inn D :UU g(dWW
Montaqs nur. >. 100 Mpreens
Sonnabenos nur. ..... $50 Sorm.
Nnfunft.
8on Stodbale, tdsli6, aus9enoms
men Sonnabenb8 uno Sonntaas.
I'M $3.50 Born
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-07

- WinbmiihIen, SeupreRen, Pum
ben unb &6bren.
alamo esron g80rfS.
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9iirpe's Wtiaeraliuafer III In
allsn Apotbeten su babeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-07
Wsabacfe @ptel Sar,
Off, 9puiion ; StraBe,
10 NJ. 2e II tb, -. Gigemtbiimer

Wsan finbet bier Elm bor3iislIdes
8las Bier unierer beimii6en graue.
reieu. 8eIonbere Nnerfenuuua Der.
bieneu bic Weine, Gisarren, Wbisties,
slquore &C. Q gor3iiglider Jrei.
lun6 bes M orgens unb 0a d..
mittags. Oieie WiribI6aft erfrent
fh bes ausge3eidneten 9ufes su benz
angenebmhen @ufentbaltsorte Der
Stabt au sdbIen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-12

Captain NOLAN. a recognized authority
on naval analr8. replies at length. lie
contends that the two cases are ma
ioflnily different. 81 COPENHAGEN. Al
mlrai Ncifon conceived the plan or at
tack. which was reluctantly accepted
by tho CHIEF commander II was NeI-
s1n who iaid ihc plans and carried them
out
sc Santiago. Captain Mahan says, nl
tho previous dilp1aIilous were mai
by Admiral Sampson. 10 the com
pI.ianrra off ih.s. 90 WIS due ihft
c.-vefa war forced 90 make Dis desper-
ais attempt io escape in che Day Time
msiasd of uIl0f cover OF Might and
ihls was decisive feature M TIE enc
rirrment The United silics 5ati be-
sh.ns fought and chased Zoo the order
0aiHNtrtl ny g1mu0n. ana it was UNI
uOcfflry fof Comm110fU sehiCy 90
mehe o. f'suaL "Frlm nrft 90 l1at''
Captain Mthhn says. "ihs second o.
command needed to make n1 siTuni OF
% tactical character. ana made uou'. r1
far aa l1 shown by hia ovn report
or that ~ tho captain " ihc chip. Th1'
o.. the second IN command exercised np
special directive functions Of a nag or
general officer while ths arhiing lafted.
I'm this there was nl fauii. f1t thrrc wla
no mood Cor SIGNALS. bat me fact STE
icfiy docs away vlih any claim 20 pare
tIruiar merit na second IN commnrd,
without 10 ihs least lmpilfing the conn.
ms y 10 credit Tor conduct IN 40 pos
sH respects. gallant and onic-r-
me-"
There has been and is a comm,ni1bie
disposition on the part y the American
poopis to recognise morlt In the men
who have hocn conspicuous Zoo the wac
with gnair. and render honor whore
honor 30 duo without regard Go fanf or
position. and the anxiety 90 see schiry
honorcd aud promoted la due 10 this
cause. uu, 90 the same time, no Amer
lean Unwilling in dciract from the merits
% the admiral. There N room Tor every
ono who deserves u. 10 the front ranks
% American heroes. and no one needs
10 secure bic own greatness by stop
ping on somebody else captain M1-
hams dircuaalon or the matter Will DO
much towards making IL clear 90 The
public that both sampaon ana schlcy
are entitled 20 the gratitude Of the
American nation.
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mindless clacauing of the varlet or
awnshbuchicr The heroism Of any man
1 " woman stands out more acceptably
Co., the thinking part 81 our race ana
90 posieflty when free from any Of the
mcrotrlclous surroundings spoken %.
Besides. this Is republican nation
where upright acts ars the tl;ic deeds
90 honorable prominence ami station
and where the Individual al no time
ana under no circumstances u grraior
or less In q political and social sense
ihan any Of his fellows Adulaiora.
fwnrrs and those who by any means
cause maa to be- "ilficd up IN the
pride of hn heart because ~ some
rp.andil achievement DO him 20 good
and che cause which The forsfaihers
r.t out 10 make au enduring fixture
among the Institutions Of mankind
come uiiia harm.
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40 nonT WAR

The final conrummatlln % the pro-
ooedlnRi which arc TO end the war
were reached today ~ wa7
all agreed 10 on the On. ana what h1s
since taken place har boon In the nae
iuro N elaboration and denn.iouear 40
once hofiiiltlos are 10 ceaae. Manila
IL 10 b. rurfondcred 90 Merritt ana
San Juan to Mica though 10 will b'
some time yet before the grand cuir-a
into Havana takes place. This l1 caused
~ the terms of thu agreement Iunit.
which provides Tor delay 10 the matter
~ cuban evacuation because of Che
greatness of the tack spanish Hoy-
sroiguiy will cease nj once. ~ course
and the rule that exists win Doe undsi
the direction ~ the United states.
Tho military commission to arrange f1r
the evacuation of cuba. Porto Rico
and the Philippines will mot In Hh-
vans In nficcn days.
This II about aH gratifying d..
nouf mont 20 tn bloody dramn which b.
gan with the destruction ~ tho Maine
ne could be expected W desired Some
more nanguinary or yengoful than the
majority would Cor nay they wpuldl
have preferred 10 see tho struggle go
on to a devastating. dopopuliiinr Nm.
ifh with spain battered 10 pieces and
the pieces scattered upon the earth
More chrlstianilke. more humane and
moro progressive views have obtained
and the United States has not loot
one jot or title Of ~ majesty or might
by reason thereof
when the signature of ~ CANNON II
actually amVed 20 the protocol. thus
officially bringing the struggle 10 an
end. there VIII doubtless be- some lit
tle demonstration In places. There
may properly be- 4 great war has
b,en fought by this truly great nation.
Tor q hieh and holy purpose. 10 q sue
ceaafui and honorable conclusion. Gu
ba IL free. Porto Rico II ours; the
philippines viii be dlscnthralled.
when It h all passed In panoramic ~.
view through the mind ana the pur-
poses and consequences wrought are
fully oomprchendad, what expression
more nttinE than that which CARRIED
uttered after the assassination ~ Lln-
coln-"Ood rclgnn ana the government
al Washington sim livoa'"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-12
cApraiS !. ". YouSo.

For some time past statements have
been made IN the daily papers con-
ccrnlng tho alleged SERIOUS condition
OF things" In tho Utah troop Of rough
riders under Col. Torroy M ON account
~ observation-disclosures ~ Hnid-wlth Cap
tain J. Wash Young The readers OF
tho "NowH' viii b. pleased 60 learn
from letter from Major j. q. liar-
bord published In the Tribune nud re-
produced Do the "Newh." that the at
tacks made on the captain nrc by ~
pcrlor officers considered unjusilnnhlc.
Captain Young tho major says. " re-
gardcd nH nm offlcer Whose eillciorcy
grows day by day and who tries hard 90
do his duty and do 70 az well as any one
IN the regiment to which hr belongs
II tho Tumors previously circulated
have caused doubts ~ 20 the standing
~ the captain, these should be- removed
by the communication from the major,
II l. a matter In which the general
public Il interested ~ a large extent,
FOR no rirht.mlndoi Utah "ltizon can
entertain amy other dyHlre with regard
To- tho patriotic follow.cltiEcnH that
have goro Go tho fuut In time N
danger. than 10 hear the very best re-
ports Of them both aa 60 moral conduct
and efficiency IN the performance u
their military duties Utnh's ambition
naturally Is 10 soc her sons In the front
ranks.
Private letters from tho camp core
roboratc the statements by Major ilar-
bord regarding Captain Young They
represent him NJ working ouuscleuti-
ously ana industrlounly and with much
success. Il n admitted that be- has
opposition, hut the latter ~ not ~ a
serious nature, II viii be undorntoOd
by considering the facts, In tclc-
gram concerning the matter Il was
stated that four non-commlsslonod Of
hcers and ten enlisted mon had filed
application for tranffcr from tho troop
ana the cause assigned by tho nppll-
canta-ss .he dispatch allegos-waa
general dissatisfaction with m, clp-
talncy of J, Wash Young"
10 this Major Hartford rcpllcs'
u snw each Of tho applications re.
ferrei to,and not one ~ thom contained
any reason pf alleged"
The reader viii from this be able to
judge Tor himself
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u 90 stated that the great Tmnsmis-
sisupr exposition of omaha ia the
nrs, Amsrean enterprise 10 ihe k.ui 90
pay iha onoriuHg evprnrfs che hrst
man,h. one NJ the officials ~ the fhir
o. quoted as ssyInr that ths receipts
up 90 iho middle of july wee Oar ln cS-
cess w ths currcn. exp nses. TINS. "
tru.. De- certainly O great recomm nda-
SION Cos he gr.li wlsi The resources
and products of whieh are the chief
features or The fair ]. ought e. be- a
revolution il those who siiii look upln
she rce.1n ,h.H side % the river ns IT.
tie better chan o. desert.
Bui fsw realize ths magnitude OF The
Omaha falr. Five years wc~e spent 20
preparing flr o. ana she sum % S.
10000 was esp ndcd 60 place 6; on che
icvol rs grclt cxp1slil0na The grounds
cover 900 acres. and DO addition 90 The
ten lmmenaa neral structures are NJ
teen state huiiuing1 niict with iha
treasures " Industry and arr. An
elaborate government display occupies
grand hill erected at n cost " $780,
600. The 'mmfnss grounds are heiuu-
ned To- ihc moo; liberal ana tasteful
maunor A visit e. the government
building alone rsp'ys the trouble and
expense Of a vlBi, q the exposition.
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soriur TO nrNGuAM.


All bingham Will have a chance 20
take n zip az sNltuir on Saturday
next The RIO Grnnde Western runs a
special train leaving bingham o. $3.50
o.. M. arriving silt Lake city az 1880
q. m. and Saltair at ~ q. m. Return
special leaves the Beach az Sis y. m.
gi.2j bingham to aaltnir ana return.
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SAMPSON AND sonLrv,

Some talk has been INDUCED On re-
gardng the comparative merits OF Adj
miral Sampson and Commodore Schloy
In the naval battle OF Santiago. ana
tho question has been asked why Tao
latter d. not entitled 10 the credit FOR
the result. as Admiral Nelson. though
second In command, roaped the honor
In the Copenhagen batter TO this,
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nlotchca and oNcroaonoes, which 10
often annoy PEOPLE. are simply efforts
~ nature 20 throw on imp.dments 10
the proper performance % her duties.
uERBlNE will aid ana assist nature
In her work. and ensure a skin clear
aud beautiful, entirely free FROM nil
imperfectlona. price 20 eta.
y. G. N. l. Drug Dept
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You invite disappointment when you
experiment. DaWittG Little Early his
era are pleasant. easy, thorough little
pills. They cure courtipatl1n ana rick
headache Just az SURF aa you take
them.
n. g. qchramm. Mccormick building.
corner Main and First south streets.
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80 one knows the unbrarable tor
ture. tn peculiar and agouizlng pain,
caused hy Piles. unless they have
suffered from them. Many believe them
iururuhlr. This II q mistake, Proper
treatment VIII cure them TAHLEltS
uUCKl,YE PILE OINTMENT h nm
lnfHluhlc cure. Price 50eta. In bottles
tubes 20 Cia
z. 9. NJ. J. Drug Dept.
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where the digestion l. good, and the
general powcTa 81 the system IN n
healthy state. worms can ind no hab-
itnti0u IN the human body WHITES
CREAM NEUMiFrGE not only de-
rtruyH every worm, but corrocts an de-
ranrrmenta % the digestive organs,
price % etc.
y &. Al l. Drug Dent
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NJ Cimh1u was authorized 70 slgu
,hs peace protocol this afternoon Thus
the IIspau1-Amar.aau war rs over ana
h1fi.iilaH wli cease within q hfiff
space % tms. The ull purpose %
Americans lu ths war mas been at
Ainad, s1 Oar as dealings with spain
are concerned.
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carnations but by medical science
Hence u IL that Ayers sarHaparila
cures. ana that IL proves ~ ominently
successful II IN Hkillfully-pra-
pared and strictly scientific blood
purifier and tonic, the only ono admit
ted at the Worlds Fair.
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bargains this week NJ follows; ono
ira fno Newman Bros. organ. ~ stops,
FOR 1880; lonc inc N stop Sterling Or
san, $500; one Stcmona q CiouFh
organ, $500. one Geo. Prince organ.
.i0O 100. Cable Piano company. J. w.
Van SAINT. Manager. as Main street.
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Fait Lake ofiee Of First National
HANK OF Park city. VIII make loans
at reasonable rates. long Or short time.
on real estate, stocks. bontH merit
CAGES, or approved personal fccurity.
o. J. iiALisnuRY. President.
SAL j. KENYON. Treasurer