davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21

General Superintendent calvin Of the
Oregon short lane, NWcnt norvh last
night
%. Cannon OF Chicago. representing
,he ssansa Fe refrigerator line. u IN
she city,
ctdef clerk Reeves. % the operating
department OF the oregon short b.ne,
came Ia this morning from trip 30 os-
den.
Mrs y. II. choatc, wife Of che Fen-
eral freight agent ~ the Union lhrhc
herr, lets this morning fpr an extended
visit 20 her sister ~ Indianapolis IN
diana.
The no urtn1e wcf-1 ran a special
train 90 bingham lhlH afternoon Tor we
hcneht " the Democrats Mhl ieafri
20 be pr,reut at the rally tn that camp
,hla evening
General Freight Agent Choas'. 81 tho
u. r, has Just returned ftvm q run
over the road. tie says that the frame
n heavier for the month OF October
than ever before IN the history VI ihe
road.
ON nccount % the fact yiit a number
OF prominent railway men have lon
Chicago Tor their homea the mceilng
OF ghe officials 10 the railway unions
which was 30 have been hold has been
abandoned.
AZ result ~ the visit % PrtsIdcn,
Frank Thompson and other hlgh 0iil-
clals uf the Pennsylvania rallruad "a
Chicago, that company VII AZ once De-
GIN the execution ui plan OF track con.
ttruction Involving the expenditure oi
more than NOol0e0 10 drtill Che
scheme provides Tor the laying N dlu-
bic tracks for the panh tndle and Penn,
fylvnnla lines between chicago and
Loganfport, and Fort Wayne. Ind.
The bonid ~ arhltfablrs 90 settle m,
dlfforentials In tranHNnrtlnental rates
has given 81 decision restraining ms
Canadian pacde FROM charFng "a less
rito than fharior hnta 20 the south. phi
adjourned meeting ~ the transrlu,l'
Mental traffic bureau Will meet az. New
york IN "a few days
Vice prusid'H. fhlughneaHy W %.
Canadian Pacific railroad, 40 Montreal
fated tl1ay rlt his ROAD would mol
accept ls nual .hr recent dccis.1u N thi
arbitration no Chicago with reference
O. dIfferutlals The question, hn says
was decided enarcly upon tho tcchnloa
points ana VIII nav. 10 Doe conslderct
again 40 as Go be decided upon its broad
merits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21
National Progress ard wai pnr.

Thr nation. therefore may p,,,..,
he regarded ~ tho nuHefy. tifii,i.,
ten and common school VI rslHri...
Without o.. hlrh typas % ts-s,,
civilizations ana free lnsiituiians v5s'i
De- absolutely impossible. The -
duty N HintCrmCn. th0n. ls 3, 20 A.,
public policy Ms constantly b. p-s--..,
rhc conditions. Influence ana a.prg..
mites that make Cor national t.v,i-..
mcnt. because % a. only through x,
institutions and influences % M -.
In tho nation thnt society cta tirI.s.
IL 10 M true uf nations hs .niFIli,
that their hlHh 10 duty De- 30 III M
most q their own pIsNh.iss M
only BY making the most q onst ~
that one can contribute th' uaf-aa
ara 10 others. The nation Whth VI.
upea the highest type of rlch ei al
political Institutions coniriluii 81
most 20 general civilization. b,oian u
solver the largest number ~ cl1frf.'
ana social pruhlcmH ~ furnishes ~
rreatcst Leadership In clvilirati5A ~
the best methods Of promoting toas
welfare.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21

cuppcr; aud c0uchaies o..
the coft ~ producing m ''9in Pa. "a,
- silver "a frum tNsst,' slil sil''
ruihng per ounce filNt ctul \,
expert In economic iu.f leai !,
nesa sense L. sufficient .iae bti
this II an utterly faiiacl,,', anoF i,,
ilving al the truth IN IN, w o n
would be Just ne true le mite. =
cause a few uf the ~, ~ Nat h.
New England can manufac,,.o-ef'i !,
cloih u given grade M ,.We Gotta,
yard, mat Two ccits IA ysri n. .'ilt I,
Of producing che market su.., ~. e'g
ton cloth, agil that ans plt.itV q co..
two cents q yard fcprss.i,i. q 0tlf
70 ne Manufactures us,oril.. ,ltlt.
alnc. '''ls Nag.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21
TuE RAILROAD OUTDOOR.
Chauncey ~. Depcv Casts Dazzling IIor-
oscopo for the Iron Horse.


New York. Oct. si.-chauncey ".
pcpcw. discussing the railroad uu,iook.
says;
Peculiar conditions prevail In rail.
road matters jun NOW. There "a a
large amount u iraflic aud IN many In
stances rallroad companies cannot ~,
cari enough - carry freight that ia
offered. And yet apme % chose over
crowded roads are quitting rates. and
making contracts ahead, 90 nfuros be-
low the rate schedule. For Instance,
one railrpad viii make low Contract
Tor she carrying VI certain quantity
" freight. 20 OF ovcn 90 days frlm date.
In shia way chat road threatens 30 take
away business whlch the manage %
other roads think they viii need whom
the umu cunra The other roads cnu-
ucqucutly look about them and rndei-
vur 60 furufy themselves Tor the fu-
turc By making similar contracts. Thla
frht Cor futuro bust ss naturally af-
fccts present conditions ana causes a
dcmuralIxcd scramble Cor all the freight
business On sight"
The situation 10 the wcst Is this:
THE high price ~ wheat reached
during the great Letter deal found a
vaat amount 90 whclt IN the bins OF
the farmers and the farmers gYt the
fun benefit VI che good prices. \ large
amount Of cash thus pressed into tho
hands u the farmrra. enabling them
20 pay on thor mortgages. buy new
household goods and agricultural Inn
plemCnta and make needed improve
mentH on their farms. Being IN easy
| circumFtances they have been able 10
hold onto tho present supply " wheat
I In the vain hope of Eptting "a good
I prices uH they got during thc Letter
deal hut they are liable 90 meet with
/ d'aapp1lrmout The coming crop %
/ wheat L. a phenomenaliy large one and
. 70 viii f1rcg the wheat that the farm
crs have been holding upon the mar
ktt very n1on. The price 20 be paid viii
[ depend larEely upon the extent uf tho
! foreign demand"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21

g. Rlgiow Of Honolulu was registered
% The knuiyford this morning He
" bound Tor ihe cast and only made a
stop OF a few hours In theclty.
Among the Knutaford fuests are J..
q, Hoover Hheboygan. Alex Kalmhn.
Chandland, ohio, knut Posse, agent of
the Chalmrr company, Chicago. l..
~ Cargo OF plttaburE and Mrs. g. "a.
Davidson ana Airu. AZ. n. Wilson of
Chattanooga. Tim.
Among Kenyon aislya'. ar Aits. W.
bsaf isiry, Of lltlprf. Sir. =. Mag
sry, OF ogden. and G. y. Harris and
Wiis Of Ncw iofh
n. q, Atkinson. OF Atkinson. Niichi.
Fan, e, II. MunnnEh Of Perry. Oregon.
Alfred ludFc, OF Paris. Idaho, aud j.
\, iupru and wife, % Butte. Montana,
are at the cullen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21
A!sln,on on Silver Production.

Tho error IN Mr. Atkinn1n'a state.
mcnt "a not in the actual miaquotatln
% the figures h. presents but In tho Ut
ter miHappllcat.ln Of their rotation 81
Net supply Of SILVER. lie quotes the ig-
urca ~ two Mines, one of The nnokun
llll Proprietary company, In New
tIu'h Malca. ana the other the Ana
Clnda Mining company 81 Butte. Mon
tEna. THESE are cuufeaicdly che twl
hUN mining properties "a the wurlC
Mf. Aiklnson hkca fivm the Official re-
plris % those two companies ths cor,
,IHta something less than twenty-five
cents an ounce ara In the 0.her that 0,
COSTS morning, hfug a by-pr01uct Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21

Pre-lden, Jansryn report y ~,
errninas u the Denver ana 10
Ornnde railrnd made Of tho annu u
fnsfing Of the riockhn.ders ~ ne flai
held NJ Denver on tho 18Th Inst chow
q gratifying increase over last year w
rsg 0i an irrrrise u 81. .siihi The
op.ratinF expenses WIRE ti.Qii.hsl.as, nn
incf..sss OF tgtg gg2 ~ The net earn
lnrs from franc were il.iiS, 1880, an
incrcasc q slst. tis62 over last year,
enc net earnings being 1891 per cene
After providing Tor Interest on FUNDED
ant. ttNea. iffurance and NJ othgf
eharFga, thr Income was tlai,lesa ~
There were nleo two ncnl-tnnual dlyl-
MISUNDERSTANDING aA per cent upon the
prcfcrrcd stock and 80. 900 contributed
T. the reserve fund.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21
A GIANT COMBINATION.
CENTRAL PACIFIC MAY ALSO Be iB,O8BtO


II Is now stated that the rcorgonl-
Satlon Of the Union Pacific. the or. Fln
Short Line aud the Oregon Railway
and Navigation companies VIII have
the erect of consolidating the Short
Line and the ureson Railway ani
Navigation clncen lu,1 one system TO
b. operated rem Portland. oregon
!, has long been known thai ihe
Short Line can secure the control % The
oregon road by Fuliaut.cirg four per
ctnt upon she preferred stock ot me
latter line. This. % ls reported, y 90
b. the line of action that viii De taken.
Inquiry at thu general offices OF the
Short Line this morning brought olt
that this ls what has been expected aU
along by the onciais " the road. III.
Union Pacific and The sh1r Line would
then bs operated aa two systems Win
one head. controlled either from New
York ur omaha.
one who ls well posted IN the secrets
OF the Union Pacific said THIS morning
that ihc rumor was we'll founded anl
made the startling statement ih1t in
loss than one year the same cruhinA-
ton would control she Tanirl inc.hc
Eailrnnd aa we'll aud ihli the merunEs
In this city ana the election ~ ih.
Union Pacific officials un me Hh1f.
Line board were only The beginning y.
the working out ~ r. dealru mat VIII
b. far.rtaching ln itH rdcct
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21

10 n only another eyhib.t,,..
lean chatacicrlstlcs that vfts "a. Ans.
silly was developed inc U.'. W r'ta
10 perform the work VI Ht
guns COULD nv Eu. LIGHT r,i,ti liff
could ana dldi WHORE artIu0rv tfi
comparatively slow nre Uf W. g
Fragments, could MOI u.. N
guns, Win q fire oquIvli.rt D.
regiment ~ sharp.rboyiU-e n
cialve and controlling ftat b
taking TIL now imp8arfia H'i
" artillery ana performing q, 'i.A
than artillery ever ala Ir BIZ, va
we'll, IN fact, that MOI avon p. WIS.,
men were hli during the ,Iiy.i l.is G
upon what was Dsaoutiaiiy LIZ ..i'l
nahlc position. The heavy TO-" Hfi't
infantry occurred during ft. e.
men; by the flank uude me- W..
during the actual charrr. whI.t p
~ only eight and uut.hif -
duration, gn1 Ia which do ~ 49,, ,''- ~
tlcally no losa.
a compaus.n OF tho ias... 1Al
Juan ridE, where the rblr., Pc
covered by machiuo.rur Gr' ~
that 40 ~ Canuy with1u. thi' tn.l
with plenty of ariiilely. m.t.. II
deduction aH 10 the value n ID. y
guns WY HNIlkli . ~ sI CHrrv a
hehNy lutaea Wgfr during One ~
OR 600 yafda Of The npprll.h
enemy A. San Juan nearly I'D II p
LOSSES occurred before me f..,
point was reached. becaut NJ ~
chine Eiua won't Into 1Ct.a, ~
drew anu Hiloncod the puUnuit ~
while the troops, taking llyanisr'
me moment we're ovof %. Irisr,.
lns Htpund 9hd upon Che bod ~
The sparlards realized fhs s,g.,
This View ~ the final uh4rre 49,
supported by all the umt.fI vb. ~.
tlclpatcd IN Il, ana 10 undlubts'n, =.
rect II j. also supported hy lhs ~.
mony OF the Spanish officers 49,.
vIVcd tn dreadful SLAUGHTER III ~.
eight and ono.hnlf minutes ana -.
captured az the rutr nd sf=A r..,' =.
Monthly Review OF UryI.fa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21

The Oh Jordan ard 0hienh Mining
company la suing Robert Mlckcllhn
,t M 90 collect ti2st0 on account ~
certain merchandise % that value sold
asa delivered the defendant, ~ PLAIN.
nm.
Frank r. McOurflu Med a suit
against Jennie 49, Tcunant ana Glenn
Miller. as trustee f0r the Homo Inv este
mont company " Kansas, 90 recover
Judgment Tor {2,OSO GA a note secured
By mortgage,
Mary Morris r. suing Lewis =. Kel-
scy 90 40 % recover $500 on a certain
promlss1ry note secured by mortgage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21
peerea.e In .anroa srourEe

Washington. oct. ei-The cold
weather ln the south u checking the
yellow fever epidemic and she IMPORTS
90 th1 marine hospital service author
iilc1 here show "a constantly lcssonlnH
number uf cases. fcsterdny'H develop
mrnta In the rltuatiun Ia Miaa.aaippi a.
reported ln "a telegram to-day Wcrui
"hattlCburg report two now cases.
Jackson, one white, new c1nci laEno
Ciiy, two whites. one cllorei. and one
death. Nhaes HattllnlurE, one dcath'
Harrison. one case. cDllrcd. and Water
valley, one case, CIiorcl.
Acting SURGEON General lialthnlche
to-day ordered the withdrawal % All
train inspectors from she railroads en-.
tcfing and traycrrng WeH/ru Teunca'
see and wired SIMILAR Instructions 90
apply So nll r1ads IN northern Alabaml
aud those Ccntcriug az Chattanooga.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21
Ffom lIe Mission TielI,

Tweniy-sevon months ugl Elder W.
H. stoker lcft hia homo IN Spanish
Hork ana proceeded 10 California
whore be- had been set apart o. labor
IN the mission field During his alb
fence HIS lnb0ra were confined 10 San
Fluuclacu, sacramento and I.os An
feloHi nfteen months being occupied
with the duties Incidental to the Sec
Rotary " the mission, lie returned on
october A., 1885.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21

MontFomery. Ala. Oct, ei.-About
o'clock this morning Calvin McCoun.
sergeant major Of the Third Alabama
regiment, was found dead on jackson
street ile had been shot. the ball en-
tering the lrft ear, lie was seen yes
tcrduy with considerable money on his
pcrn1r,and when found his pockets had
been cut out and the money gone.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21
) IN A HURRY ?
) Stir Some
/ Grape=Nuts
! In some MILK or Cream
? and a delicious
! Meal Is roaoy.
( 80 COOKING REQUIRED
READY COOKED FOOD.
a Great Convenience FOR uoasshseper..

Il laa known fact that many people
fan % properly digest she starchy part
90 bread and other food. Grape NUS
"a delightful breakfast food are made
of the grape-sugar which results from
pr pairing the siarchy parts OF the
cereal, IN the ZANE way artineially as
the body should do by natural pr1cea-
food nil ready for Immediate aHalmlla-
tlon Into blood and tissue, They ara
made by the Postum Co, at Hattie
Creek, Mich, and are ready prepared,
require no cooking whatever and viii
be found most valuable BY Athletes
Brain Worker or Invalid.
Sold by GIocera -AA4.-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21

PlttHhurF. Pa. oct 1.-Two thou
sand coal miners IN tho fourth ana nfth
pools ON the MononEaholn river struck
today Tor the enforcement OF the Chit
cngu agreement. The strikers are
preparing Tor long siege. and are
guarding camps near the mines 60 pre-
vent u1n-uulon men from working
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21

81. Louis. Oct. 2i.-A special to the
Post Dispatch from NslUa, hls.. ntya
a serious nee 10 raglrs .u che fhlft %
che Ch.ciFa- Virden coal company
shfre This mine 10 surrounded by a
ftockadc ana IL the one about th N
there has been - much trouble ari l0sl
" ne recently,
The are now Is OF kind ihit burns
IN a circle =, the nre laas. John
Crouch niys, and Ualcs hrrHfe mHlHs
are applied at once O VIII resul. o. gfsat
damage 10 the mine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21

Al tho annual netting o. thc stock
holders % the "a Surthetn facihc
u,lway comp.ny held M New YORK
s1siay. thu retiring b0afd " directors
WAS re-clecicd Seven hundred and
sxty thdnnafd shares were voted. The
Ihiiadtithla stockholders came In " N
1900 shares and an ypp 1fuon ilckqi
but withdrew H. They took 10 part IN
lhn nlnnllon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21

Vancouver, n. G., oct. ei.-Iyan
kraun, nn 0ffcer OF the Russian army
az Port Arthur. China. who arrived
hero on board the Empress Of Japan
~ a Htowuway. has been arrested.
krnuH was discovered making mnpH
and plans u tho fortlhoations at Port
Arthur aud He'd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21

The case Of ]. W. W Flizgorild "
j. y. MaKneM came to a conclusion In
Judge Chcfty'a court this afternoon,
The jury finding Tor tho plaintiff In
the sum OF t22t
Plaintiff sued 20 recover 500. alleging
ihC violation " a contract on The part
~ The defendant. whereby the latter
was 90 deliver eighty head u two-year-
Old long Nooled grade owes Tor t3i6
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21

Washington. oct. si.--Mlnls,er Buck
has informed the state department that
thr japanese government has appointed
NJ JltaWrs KuramO vice minister ~
foreign affairs 90 be minister ~ japan
90 shg United States. Mr. iSummo was
horn no 1853 and studied law az Har-
ward University.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21

Judge Cherry made The fl'l wing or.
dors tglayi william a. Lawlgr ~ A.
T.. Hyde. answer Withdrawn and cause
continued Tor tho term.
Elizabeth y. O'D0nncil W SAINT ".
Auorhach ETC.; - Tor Thursday. oct.
81. 40 10 am.
William 49, Lawlcr VI Wiulam c.
Jennings Judgment flr plaintiff f6r
iali.0', $40 attorneys fees ard costs u
HulE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21

Chicago. Oct. 2i.-wr,s uf temporary
Injunction werr served today on II
raiiriad Hckut brokers.
The petitions upnl whi,h Che lHIune.
t,ons were granted SET forth Hlar a
fraudulent dealing % the brokers Ia one
fare round tru tickets. sryUH ID .hr
trunk line railroads petiuouel flr ths
Injunction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21

Tho statement Of vital Htauctlcs a.
rued by the board Of health for the
month of september sets forth mat the
number % deaths were forty-slx twenty
% which were those ~ ftmalta. one
hundred and six births arc also reported.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21

Robert NJ. Robinson and y, q. BUR
dock both residents of ogden, nlei
petitions In bankruptcy al The Federal
court today. Tho former places his
liabilities 40 q bO2, ana his assets AZ
ti.l. The iaittr'a liabilities are stated
90 be i5i5 30 with no assets. The lin-
blllues are an due to Weber county
pHrtleH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21

destroyed by IRE. The owner. Bishop
Harnussou. with clmmen1able prud-
uice. had insured the building Do me
Home cmpany Tor 500. which amount
viii be sufficient 10 rebuild The house
al once.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21
A Cheausred Career.

New York. Got 2i.--Rev. Charlcs
Heath. Cgl1rrd. II dead az his home 10
this city aged i0i years. The nrst
notable event In his me- was In 1894
when bile mother carried him 10 the
funeral W George Washington. - that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21

San Quentin, Cal, oct. 2i.-George
W. Clark, tho st. Helena fratrlolde.died
collly on the gallowp today.
The crime for which George "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21

TO CURE a coLD IN ONE pAL
Take Laxative nromo oulnlne Tubl.n
~ druggists refund the money 4 Il
falls 30 cure. gSe. TIE genuine Ia
T.. u. q. on each tablet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21
fire In Mink Creek.

The Home Fire Insurance company
received word yesterday that the puh-
lie hall al Mink Greek, Idaho, had been
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21

A new train % o. known as She p.
cine Coast Limited viii BE- put ON me
Missouri pac.nc 90 make lia hrHt run
from ~. Louis wCrt on Nov. lai anu
viii leave each Tucsday and Saturday.
The train will leave 80. Louis at 10 20
a. m. and arrive az los Angccl the
third day at .. M, and al San iran.
cisco The fourth day 90 noon. The east
bound train Will leave Los Angeles
TueFiays and FridayH. beginning NOV.
S,h at y. M. arriving at ~. Louis
nt II o. ~ Among Other equipmehts
there VIII be a barber shop, bhih
rooms and maid 20 look after thl
comfort ~ the lady passenger, TN,
train Il 90 take the place u the ho'es
'auuagt Limited"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21
ANUststsTs

Toreht ana tomorrow afternoon the
sis Lake open company have dates
at the Thcatcr. when The Quccn's Lnce
Handkerchief win be repeated. The
presentations u this opera b. the COM
pany have added fame 90 shat aireldy
Queens Lace Handkerchief ls the best
fbirr yOt done. and f1r the benent NJ
those whl were unable Co get Seats
when 70 was presented a short time ago.
fho present engagement was made.
AIR. Goddard sings the ballad. " IT'S
I Alone Can Tell" ard Niles savage
and ar pypor Introduce duet irl m
Amorlta IN the revival N The queen I.
Lace Handkerchief this evening ahl
tomorrow nfiOru1ou.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-05-26
Gems of the Apostles.

One would think the Il apostles were
rich gentlemen, judging by the freedom
with which the ancients assigned them
embleias IN the way CT precious stones
Thus Peter, the Rock, was represented ny
the hard jasper. Andrew was given the
blue sapphire as the embIem.of heaven
II faith Bartholomew. the martyr,
was assigned the blood red carnelian;
James. the aTectiouate. the white chal-
cedon. and the gentle. loving John the
emerald. With the same view 20 fitness.
James the younger was assigned the
topaz, and the enthusiastic and eneTget-
ic Matthew the amethyst, while the
chrysolite was the emblem of Matthias;
the beryl. Thomas; the chrysophrase.
Thaddeus, and the pink hyaciuth, SIM
cen of Cana To the present day the en-
blem Of Matthew is the sacred stone or
namenting cross and pastoral ring of
the Roman Catholics -Pittsbu-g Dis
match
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-05-26
A Cure For Dyspepcia.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo.
MEssRs, LIPPMAN Bros, Savannah, Ga.
GENTLEMEN For the benefit Of
all suffering from dyspepsia and
general and debility l beg to submit
my testimonial to the efficacy of
of your p p. p. (PrickIy Ash. Poke
Root and Potassium as a positive
cure for all these distressing COM
plants.
My system was also full of ma
Iaria, my condition waa growing
very serious, | had no appetite,
was losing strength AMI was com
pletely broken down in health; but
now my health is fully restored. and
| can eat like field laborer without
the slightest fear of serious results
| really feel like new nan.
l take great pleasure in telling the
world that F. Z. II. did the grand
work OF restoring nae 10 my accus-
toned health.
Yours very truly,
w. p. HUNTER,
Savannah City Market.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1898-05-26

s'Charleyr' exclaimed young Mrs.
Torkins
What is it?'' inquired her husband.
as the newspaper slid from his startled
grasp
IL have thought it all out .
81 don't know what you are talking
shout.
1.-The baby's future. You know how
important it is TO watch child and see
what his Lent is. SO that you can get
him started On the right read IN life. "
Eyes, but isn't our baby rather
young?"
1.-The younger the better There is no
telling how early character may begin
to be nodded You nay thank me for
taking a great responsibility of your
mind You needn't worry about his
avocatioD any more.
And what. may | inquire, do you
propose to make Of himg''
"A grand opera singer.
You're going to let him go On the
ssagey'
Il think that when nature especially
fits any person for some particular call
ing it is dangerous and wrong TO COM
pei him to DO something else .
How do you know he is fitted for
grand opera:"
Because every time he opens his
mouth he yells at the top CT his voice
and you can't understand word he
says. Washington Star.