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The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-04
RECEIVER CLARK>s HEALTH.
His Family Receive Notice OF Consid
erable Improvement

His Family Receive Notice OF Consid-
cradle Improvement.
st. Louis. Jan. 3.-According to tele-
grams received here by members OF mis-
family, S. H. Clark. receiver OF the Un-
ion Pacific railway. is improving IN
health. Two weeks ago Mr.. Clark went
south because OF illness and is at pccs-
ent living in his private car at Millet's
Ranch. about 80 miles from San Antonio.
The weather has been very bad since Mr..
C!ark's arrival in Texas and ne has beer
prevented from going about much. This
has given rise to The rumor that his con-
dition is serious, but such reports are
oenied by hisre latives in st, Louis, who
receive telegrams daily. Mr.. Clark Will
sooc be Joined oy his wife and son.
fivefs Perfect Purple Psnsy Perfume
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-04
FIGHT ON DIFFERENTIALs.
Between the Canadian Pacific and Wes.-
ern Roads Renewed.

ern Roads Rene wed.
Chicago. Jan. 3-The cid fight between
the Canadian Pacifs and the western
roads over the question Of differeatiais
has broken out again. When the recent
agreement between the western roads
and n ocean steamship lines was made
i was understood that ali differendals
should De Withdrawn at New York and
Boston. The Canadian Pacific has. how
ever. been applying its differentials on
all business arriving at the Canadian
points and the western roads have found
this 10 be disturber Of their rates. and
trey are now anxious 10 have the Cana
dian Pacific pull out its differenfal ana
that road refuses to do anything of the
kind.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-04
COMMERCIAL MEN OPPOSE
Anti-scalp.nz BIZ VII be Fought When
Congress Re-coayenes-

New Y5-k. jar -3.-T5e Commercial
Advertiser says. P. 2 DoTs. prssEeus
u ;,e Commercial Trayessss' National
ieaga@. said today mat as organization
Is ursra-ed or ire tsroavea.ng % con
Eress . vigorously opp5se ne ant
scalpiag BIT nov before that BODY isis
hll y-1h-5its the sale - railroad ;i-ke;s
BY suyoas except the s1ihlrizei agent
o. -zfiTosi company Gr- Dove d.
Gains sny connection between hls a.
Fanizs-oa and the srElPsrs. saying tszt
ihe league xiu nst 0pPoss any ,eSasis-
tt5n sl-ecsed against the business =
scz,D,2g. he tanks the bili. = pzssst.
wil D. ne p-eisle - = ga1e-zi advance
n passenger rates al cyez The coua;ry.
Gsla .sa Iver 80 pmss,.
u
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-04
Regiments Ordered Up the Nile.

Cairo. Jan. 1.-The Warwickshiye AMI
Lincolnshire regiments of the British
army nave been ordered 10 start from
Wady Halfa for the frontier.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-04
BALDWIN GETS DAMAGES.
Against Chris Won Der Abe for Falls
Imprisonment


Philadelphia, Jan 3.-The supreme
court today affirmed the judgment OF tbs
common pleas court of Pittsburg award
ing Pitcher Mark Baldwin $1,000 dam
ages in his case against Chris Won De-
Abe, owner OF the 81. Louis baseball
club. In 1892 Won Der Abe caused Bald
win to be arrested and locked up on a
charge OF conspiracy. the claim being
made that he had "oonspired' TO per
suade Silver King. then a famous
pitcher, 20 desert from the S.. Louis
team and sign with Pettsburg.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-04
ora,oricaI A-.oel.,,on ome.r..

Guthrie. o. T.. Jan. s.-(Special )-Th.
'eS officers OF the leTritorical oratori-
cal association are:
Iresidea,-Pfan OF the Edmond Nor
mai
Vice Presl1ent-D. L. Campbell. OF King
fisher Congregational College.
Treasurer-T W. Miller. OF Saltwater
College.
Secreiary-J. F. Hefffey or Norman
University.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-04

or social The impression has gone
abroad through the public that the in
coming Of this board meant that his
would be an open city. This will not De
the case, so far as this department, Is
Concerned. but we want the laws broad
ly construed and literally enforced"
SUIT RFy,UEE,E PTOW COMPANIES
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-04

Houston. Tex. Jan 3.--Ex-GoveTnor
Lawrence :. Ross died today at his
nome at COs4ege station. aged 60 lie
was Ranger during the early days OF
Texas. ana at;sined the rank NJ hriga-
der general in the army
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-04
A Common
COLO

and common carelessness can make a
combination strong enough to defy
all the healing skill of the physician.
Common carelessness let's the cold
root and grow. Common carelessness
says, between paroxysms of cough
ing, 1t will be all right in a day or
two," and the common end is con-
frmed lung trouble, perhaps con-
sumption. The common-sense treat
ment of common cold is prompt
dose of Ayers Cherry Pectoral. 1t
is the most efficient and reliable cure
for colds and coughs, and is con-
stantly prescribed by physicians.
S HAYNES, N. D., Saranac, N. Y, says -
al have used Ayers Cherry Pectoral in my
practice since 1853, and have always found
it reliable for the cure Of colds, coughs, and
all lung diseases"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-04


Herald, d race for one hour on an out
door track, scientifically curved. between
the four fast middle-distance bicyclists
in the world, with unlimited pacemaking.
and for a purse Of $4,000, is what the
Ney Workers. viii be treated to early
next summer if negotiations now pend
ing do not miscarry. The race should
be the greatest in the history of cycling.
James Michael necessarily viii be of the
quartette OF competitors, and the other
three will be evolved from two series Of
trial heats, which will be open to the
world, and for which special prizes will
be offered. As at present proposed, all
the foreign cracks, including Lucien Les
ma OF Switzerland, EdOuard Taylore Of
France, and Tom Linton, J. W. Stokes
and a. Il Chase Of England, viii be in
while all the likely American riders, in
cluding W. W. Hamilton, Arthur Gardi-
ner, Z. a. NcDuffie, Jonn S Johnson,
a. {. Mertcns, w c. Sanger, and ]. F.
Starbuck will be invited TO compete
in the other series.
The winners Of these two series. and a
third rider t. be elected according to
al. For that 1inal the oest riders in the |
world Will be secured for pacemaking |
purposes, and the manager of each COM |
peEitOr may employ as many multi /
cycles as he sees flt.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-04
Don't Quit Go,f when Snow File.

But board the Santa Fe's quick Califor-
MIA Limited, bound for Los Angeles
links. They play there ali winter: so
may you-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-04
LETTER FROM PONY MOORE.
Also a Challenge from Charley Mitchell
to Kid Mccoy.

Also a Challenge from Charley Mitchell
to Kid Mccoy.
New York, Jan. Following is a let
ter from Pony Moore, the father-;n-laH
Of Charley Mitchell, 7 no desires TO cor
rect the impression that the Englishman
ever declined 10 meet Kid Mccoy. With
the letter is a challenge from Mitchell 10
Mccoy:
'Londor, Dec. 90, 1S97.-As Kid Mccoy
has beaten CreeGcn. and as ne says
Charley Mitchell would Lot fight him
while he was in England. you will obliga
by inserting the following challenge in
Sour valuable paper Just 10 show the
sporting public who fGnked out OF a
match. Yours sincerely.
PONY MOORE.
''On hehaif Of Charley Mitchell"
The following is NiitclelTs challenge.
u ki1 Mccoy: Cnar.ey Mitchell here
by challenges Nid Mccoy to fight n
fer any sum from f50p upward ana the
hest purse offered. The Olympic club Of
Birmingham in England VIII give
i.lIc<s of IL coo for the match. to rAEe
place or the zfs; of I, bruary. This
furse IS .'A5i enough fer me and sh1Id
rdit Mccoy. Hoping Mccoy will accept
this challenge and come to England at
once, remain. yours truly,
CHARLEY MITCHELL.
''P. 81 vii! allow Mccoy 100 pounds
eyPenses'
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-04
SALTED HEADS ON SPIKES.
Distributed by the Sultan Of Morocco as
Awful Warnings

-N4 ~ a II-4lt5I-
Tangiers. Morocco. Jan. IA lette-
from the sultan OF Morocco has been
read in the grand mosque. amid saivoes
Of artillery. announcing fresh victories
over the rebels. many % whom have
been killed. wounded or captured. Salt
ed heads of rebels have been Despatched
20 the principal towns. where they will
ha 80 on su,fkeS
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-04

The way to cure catarrh is to purify
the blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla purifies
the blood
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-04
BIG RACE PLANNED
WITH TIE WORLDS MIDDLE-DIs-
TANOE MEN TO COMPETE.

One Hour on an Outdoor Track Constructed
on Scientific Principles, Whereon the
Worlds -Four Greatest Shall Pedal For
Purse of S2o,oOO-Jimmy Michael is
One, of Course, and the Other Three are
to be Selected by Means Which VIII In
sure the Race to be of the Four Best
Mitchell Challenges Mccoy.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-04

ssFsd soH Isef - pmsnfs
Sew York. Jan 1-Tae s.e1asAl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-12
What MEANS THIS?


To tho Eillor;
Report from washlngt1n says that ON
july 5th tho SENATE paHred a bin per
hitting the secretary " war. IN his
discretion. 90 have erected on the West
Point reservation an cdinco far rc1.
gloua worship II n added na a lit
OF nowa that the primary purpose of
The hii IN % enable the erection uf a
Roman Catholic church"
Was tho rapor, wrltton by an 4. II.
\" or WIS the Anorlcan Senate asleep
whom Il pnracd shch q biu7 Perhaps
Il was all un error " the wires and Ia,
h,on corrected. hut Up here um1nH
tho mnunt1iuH I have Hocn no cirrcc-
ton ana take tho liharty. rlnp0rlng tho
report ~ Doc correct. % entering my
protest nH AN American ellison aFalnt
any such OnC-HIlUl. uu-Ampricin huHl-
ness. II such I'm worc passed by
tho Senate Cor such q purpose, not "a
man who voted for 10 should b. allowed
tn go back to tho Senate us the repre-
sentative uf the people uf any state In
the lnlou' ~ this hlll was rarrsd mn y
sop o. the Influence NJ the "Rnmin
Catholic church Ia tho American ar
my then thH American army iH unnf
10 protect the Interests ~ thr Amarl.
can people. what hns Become " ni
those who have been 90 loud IN their
dcnunclntlnn 81 pos lhlr "church.and-
state influence among the Mormnus2
Whore wcru tho Utah senators whom
this hin was pr0scntcdg 70 may be- n
SMALL matter hut the working end nf a
wedge iH always small. n one sect can
have church built by the government
an nccts arr entitled o. tho same fl-
vora, ana the same extent. An or
mono. ana none" r. the law. Every
sect In the Union should forthwith pro.
sent bili FOR the erection of n church
on the Wet Point reHcrvatlnn. Tho
ahsuriity ~ tho appeal would expose
tho folly ~ granting such n reduCrt Tor
the benefit ~ the Roman Catholic
hierarchy. The united scots of ths
nation should see 90 20 that no fucn
church On built American anldlori ans
sailors are doing their work FOR the n1-
ton in q manner superb beyond com.
pnrlrnn In those days without aha from
catholic churches supported or even
erected by the government. and thcrs
n no reason 20 suppose such "a church
NJ Went Point would mako thom any
hnttor hrnvrr or more loyal Americans
than they are proving themselves.
Alta, July s, 1895,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-12

Silver, s9it' lead, faSo
Hon. =. r. Farnswor,h VIII go down
To Frisco In the morning.
tn, mlncrii exhibit 40 che Han %
Relies. will likely become "a permanent
one.
A Montana expert n now inspecting
the Lund. Campbell-Johnson group at
Deer Lodge
The Bullion-neck has decided on an
air cnmprfHHn but NJ what make, the
company Will n1t divulFe until the de
rcctnrH have pasrvd upon the matter
Tho u,ah Portland Ccmou, company.
recently burned out. Is figuring Un Wc
erection ~ no. 70 structural plant. tho
work o. Do attended % IN The very
near future.
IN % noon today approximately ieo.-
900 Hhnrcn NJ Northern Light stock had
been rtttlcd for ON the recent assesses
mont. which oXplrd yesterday ~ was
expected that more would Boz paid dur
Ing this afternoon.
~ meeting ~ the Dexter comnany'H
now board this morning. matters NJ
general Interest were discussed. and
Col. =. a. Miner was authorized tn Join
Director Lnkln M the property. there
90 Inspect the workings and report 10
the board ut ma early date. Cot All
ncr viii leave FOR Tuncnr0ra tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-12
FRIENDS BtREAVEO.
Miss Della Johnson, an Eslimlble Young LADY.
Passes Away.

u o. tho painful duty Of the "Nows'
&, record the death. at Pleasant Grc1n,
Salt Lake county. nc $3.50 O'Clock this
morning. july u. N Miss Della john.
son. late Of Illinois. Tho passlng away
N tho young lady wns under clrcum.
stances particularly distressing 20 hoi
friends. a short tImo ago tho deceased.
who was suffering from consumption,
camc 90 Utah with her Hlsicr. hoping
tho change ~ climate might prove
beneficial TO Miss Dcllaa health. The
dreadful disease had taken such root.
however. as 10 provo speedily fatal.
ana death relieved tho sufferer. nt thN
time stated. az the house Of Mr.. Daniel
q. Spencer where the young ladies
were staying.
Tho irrtproachably excellent and
iidy-lllic character NJ both tho de-
ceased and hCr surviving sister have
made them host 90 friends, who bow
IN frlcf in this hour OF Hurruw. i.llcr,
who have lHborcd nr missionaries la IL
huoia arc pr1furr In thuir praiac % the
naivuia " th,. young ladies. who re-
fidc nc kcgcnI, johnson county. 1lii-
nolf, and nf the family. Air. Johnson
uud family ala not bnluug to ths
church. but the Elders always founn
welcome hospitality with them. ami
were treated with tho utmost kindncas.
The fathers name ~ Hunt johnson.
and IN HE community be- ~ held In very
hlsh esteem. Under the circumntnncas
Miss bulll'H death % very painful 90
her sister relatives and friends. nnd
the 'NcWa' extends heartfelt Hympn-
Thy a. ON of tho herhvod, with faith
that the separation On only tUmp1-
fafy one and that tho reward of virtue
ana true wumuullnyHH awaits tho p1m
runn hence.
Funeral services win b. held az
o'clock tomorrow, Wednesday, and an
friends are Invited 90 attend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-12
n ENLARGE THE MILL.
-, v,rs SHOWING JUsrlnEs H.
r,,,,. Prevailed In the rit -sacra-
f', ,a,.,c p,clarr'a p''ide"d-rh'"s'
quiet at siaicilne'

,,.,-r congress over. and The
~ attendant upon j" '.'l..'
~ ,.g capitalized into Frand cu l,..
Nv. ..'.s N-r John pcrn is now reauy
fn, ,..,-.s. and announce hlh lnien.
n tas, Mp at once the matter VI
~, ...,-- ibs Mcrcur mill % g capacity
'a.l y, ,,rs daily This work has been
y, or come time past but no
-. si,p. were taken ana u was
e Wv !, the background until such
80 -, Air. Dcrn could rive his p1f-
t. , attention TO &c. Now Tint ne ~
49,, D, % speak, he believes u o
~. nr action ana win lay his plano
..tlssiv 20 ihit ~ the very near
Enc new tanks and other necessary
li.- -,,..,y t1rrthor with additional
,.,5,-r will De- found In evidence IN
~ ..,.lst ,,,s 81 the Mcrcur mill at
uinnirr.
-, NOW BE- a most opp5rtunc time
,,.b improvements. II very evident
#.
~ me fic, that the Mercur mine lH
,.,,rrlnr daily. new developments on
a. ,.,iise to incfonac rather Than
g.-,,.,b rs known area u rich MIN
III rrInrI Some ten days aE' gu
,-i-i.rt.n' Edwards put a inr'e ot
~. 3, work exploring virgin Efouin
t'l...p ih. Mrrcur and Matte work.
~, ThnkIng % was barren, M par
,I.,i,s Attention WAS paid g. THIS
.,.ysr,srt. but inside ~ q h1urs tha
-lrlrn hail sprung Hurprlfo On mo
ssnp,ny. by exposing In open cuts,
,'sbi nrrf me surface. splendid
,h5.lng M rlnnnhlr ore. which. on be-
i1r srs1ygd. gave values double lhal
vhrh O. hclng tnknn from the most
frllfa parts ~ the mine. Since the
fs5vafi. gratifying HurcfFH has Mt
rfHsi 90 rn1rta Of the w1fkmcn. ana
nv M showing D. better man ever
fsH a now source ~ Urr supply has
ia hrlursit 30 the front The Matte
rlftIaHf. 10 Dr. Understood. are nla1
sf1flinr considerable quantity NJ
r1i ne. 90 siy nothing N The Ruby
srl Other rh1fta. tunnels ana lncllnuH
hHi add daily o. The amount u miner
f which makes imperative the en-
hrf mcnt NJ the cnmplnya mill Con-
unriaicd Improvement. while they
vn greatly enhance the company r
rgrec 0f revenue when completed.
vii also open up an avenue f1r ad1l-
N1ili w1rkmcn ana thus help the
tHly wHgr4paruUr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-12
SALT LAKE orry's NEW HOTEL
Tho Kenyon.

Very centrally located. AZ the corner
OF Main street ana Second South.
The Kenyon iH named alrr that pub
llc-Hpirltod citizru. sam ]. Kenyon TO
his energetic and huTinpHs-llEH mind
IN due In a great measure tho hand
sume hotel which M tho uutsoWth Uf
determination OF the owners IN make
thA property a PAYNE one iu every
WuN
TIM company owning the Kenyon n
tho GrntHhuck company, John Henry
vice president, sam ! Kenyon. FDCru-
inry ana treasurer Thry. with o. j.
Salisbury. Heller !. Grant, stephen
Hayes and Ralph u. Kenyon. ConHil.
tute the board NJ directors Tho hotel
has been lenfcd "a Don. II, Porter nf
sole proprietor. Ito IN one NJ the bH1t.
known hotel mon In the West. and u
sure % make n success 81 this new en-,
tprpra1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-12
sINDAN TNNrnsinNs
Rio Orando wc.irrn nnIluny.

Any one looking Tor days outing
should scan this llst of excursions II
includes cool c1uyon rldeH ns won a1 ,
visit 90 the mines, bicycles FREQ on
Utah Central Line every Sunday.
Phlraoh'a uarloys Canyon, q q. M,
round trim h0C.
Barclays dnrley's Canyon, s a. M,
round trlp coo.
Park city uarlcys Canyon. s a. M,
round trip, $500.
nrIghtong parley's Canyon, s a. m,
round trip $500.
Eureka Mammoth. etc., s'l5 a. M,
round trip 1900.
ogden (ogden Canyon, 1880 y. M.
round trim t2.25.
Tho Rio Grande Western "a the line.
Best local train service In the State.
Ticket oilloe, D0oly Block Corner. Tor
all Information.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-12
COL. CANNON COMMANDS
Col. Toreys Hurts arc Bad and, Healing
Very Slowly, and are Painful.
OUR ROUGH RIDERS TAKE THE LEAD


In n private letter received from
Lieut.. Col John q. Cannon M the
Tofrcy cavalry regiment row stationed
nt jacksonville. Fla. the Information
rs given that ON the Fourth the cavul-
~ regiment headed biz military irp-
ccsrion at TINT place, in which ii.oOl
aoldlorH participated The Toucy
rough riders constituted the only cav-
airy regiment at Jacksonville. and
they are the constant recipients "
much attention. the Utah truor the
mcmbors OF which nro an DO splendid
health. coming IN Tor q goodly share
of c0mmcnd1tion Tor their nuc appear
anoc and soltlorly bearing. Troop !.
the Utah hoya. have presented Lieut..
col Cannon with De- beautiful ribcruni
tho present ~ highly esteemed hy Mt.
Cannon.
col. Tmroy'n hurts. received in That
disastrous railroad wreck. nru proving
very troublesome. The cords and
llgamcntH IN the oulonclH feet nud limbs
nro much injured. ore very painful nud
consequently Prevent him frum attend
Ing 60 hiH duties. iu tho meantime
Lieut.. Col. Cannon is IN active come
mnnd ~ tho regiment. Mr Cannon
hnq frequently mot Gen. Fitzhugh Lel
and the two have formed very agree
able ana lasting friendship.
Senator Frank J. Cannon has secured
from Secretary AlEor the pen with
which the secretary ~ war mudo out
tho commission of Lieut. Cot Cannon.
and the same has been Forwarded 90
the colonies vito here. no. will De- IN,
commission Itself when u shall have
been finally signed by the President
~ is the rainy season IN Florida.
rays the letter. and the fact O. made
very apparent By the torrents II rain
which are almost continuously falling.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-12

u. J. RFnf-ds and Dan Harris c'mc
In from gDi.linc IN nat ~ ths week.
Th1y rdlrt everything very quiet a.
the camp The min ls not running and
U.tia activity BE- rltterabia. However,.
Manager q. pk.fs has written the boy.
il be patient. and that IN Due time an
VIII Dr. F.tti.i up and the camp made
o. boom. and many rrs very hopeful.
slime their arrival here 20 has been
learned ihlt ME-. Pork 7f Il IN camp
prepared HI aaitle ali nrcounit We
hope % Is authtntic.-Irln County Rec
ord
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-12
POPULAR PRICES PREVAILED.
81 business Was Itnther SLOW on the
stock Exchange.


An air of slugglshncss pcrmontod the
fduic precincts ~ the plt this morn
'ff he "pctorcd" pupulaco seeming
utl ,Ifcd of their Jobs and little In
drd 90 do business. For the iistod
u o. trading. 100 shares changing
hnii a $40. with a bid N proper pro.
PORTIONS being IN evidence until tho
can came 20 n elimination. In \
I. sular way Anchor was east aside
and paaf1A unuotlcud, hut Ajax rr-
etlvtA a nrurr commensurate with lis
| prsnnt standing. tn stock having y
| va ~ iln cents and being offered "a
a 2. nuIldn.Bfck held good position
4 y ih' bidding and was wanted ~
4 $50 While ceniennlnl-Euroka stood
about stationary and had FOR com.
laa'1la DAY ma blly-WcEt. Dalton
= LARK vas dull with tho day. but
'.}f'f'hlflou. although making no
,l.ANg'A Stood strongly Htlll ana coulr
nave found ready hkUrl az 90 cents.
hll holders recognised such n frur,,
Grand Central also maintained "a rrntl-
iiIfg nfmncst n l'd NJ $685. material
'An. iH against offerings az 81. "a. Mann
NOM Was asked f1r az ass. and Nor
At on slil h'i1ro, sold ut $40. Los
'.. .url'n ~ uu assessment, North
wv ldtii hlii0l Mp ANA had hid Of
W. cents, uhIlo M stock Was ofler.i
~ cent h.Eh"g Sacramento InpEst
Nihl Duo lacked nrlllty or ana nirn
e.i,ter King and Utah. these closing The
1lI of listed stltkl. Wv
q, sA,ah.'i was q leader Tor the IN.
..iigl sl2gsf With good figures. hut nn
10 Ch'uuiH Point mnde m s1is al
~ ''nls lnd w's wanted hrreahsui4.
'' lll't'n pll up q thousand f1r
nt Hnl sunbeam registered trans.
~ ny ana Z rUnta south gwnurr,
I.,'hiol nrm mont. but dil no busI.
"Nl l'Nl1r was also In GOOD
,nlle, together With omaha. which mad
ready hld ~ o. cents. " '''' =" "''
Ih' closing figures were an follows,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-12

on each day until October eth. tho
Union Pacific viii sull tickets h. Omaha
ami rUiurn nj rate NJ $500 wlth limit
uf N1N lith Tho Union Pacific operate
boz on. W0st which make many hourr
uu|Uk. time o. am points East. only
Zinc DIHf from uilh with DINING ana
IuI.. smoking ana Library Cars For
fIl Information, rp7urvation OF bsrths
and uuIghlH. M Tickets, call at Tho "Oll
stand" con Main street, or address "
81 clay General Agent, Salt Lake
CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-12

what among human illu are moro an.
nuyug thnn pu,g1 Tho anlIctlon that
prevents active exercise arc bad
enough. but ono that mates oven rHrt
miserable lH worse. Women ARE among
itH greatest martyr. TNIIEfl a
HUCkEYE PILE OINTMENT Win
euro tho most obstinate ,sHrl Price,
On ctr i1 bottle. tubes ,5C. .Oii by D.
&. 50. T. urur Dent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-12

Disease o. cured not uy magical m.
r1utntluU1 hut BY medical friHnch
Hence O. g. that Aycf'l glrraplrIla
cures. nnl that u proves 90 c'lirtutly
fuycewlul 10 " a tklllully
pared and strictly semitic blood.
purifier aud tonic, tho only ono udn,t-
ted at thu W0rd'l Fair
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-12

SACRAMENTO n,yIprNn
WI" Witness the Payment Of $4,000
49, ~ This COmpnny

10 IN. IAm,nto az Moreur RESPONDED
m1s1I, ''-, ~ of dividend payers this
,hs xxx ivy out with Ne regular in
tybli.J ~ 1900, The same 10 b. DIS
IN. bg'..N "Wednesday, tho elth lnst.
,-hd 80 we company close ON the
before tb,t su stock changing hanas
IN 'pl' WhHh Will give M. eorn',.sl
Rs, loial N $4,000. Wv VIZ = '''
lrfes,aN liom the Sacramento mlns
lnal,, satisfactory conditlon ~
Tue ore bodies retaining their
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-12

nlrgalna this week aa follow: ono
iinllct q Davis Square. $500. ono exc
tTa nno Newman Bros. organ. r. stops.
Cor $500. lonc iinc ~ stop sterling or
gan. gi1 90; ono HtOmuu1 4 Cinurh
organ. 1880: ono Goo. Prince organ.
5000. Gable Plano company. j. W.
Van SAINT. Manager. 2as Main street.