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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-15
.LARIES s.

For a bad Complexion, take one
of Gray's Laxative Pellets every
night. These little pellets will
make the skin beautifully clear.
Try them and see how much better
your health will be.
AT ALL DRUG STORES
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-15
Notes.

The Western announces rates for the
Indian School Institute meeting at Colo
RADIO Springs, on July is to Aug. 3, the
same being a fare and d fifth.
P. II. Gates, agent of the C. & A. at
Girard, Ills, with his family, is visit
ing in the city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-15
GARFIELD OPENING.
One Week From Today Is the Time


One week from today Garfield Beach
will open formally, and Manager Milton
Barratt declares that all arrangements
are now perfected, and the beach will
be a greater attraction than ever. The
time card will be printed in due time,
and the arrangement of trains will be
about the same as before. The water
is understood to have gained consider
able depth close in during the winter,
which will add TO the attraction of
bathing at the beach.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-15
Silver and Lead.

The silver and lead quotations yes
terday were as follows:
Bar silver, IS cents.
Lead, brokers'. $685..
Copper. casting, $10.75.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-15
ALLEGED WIFE BEATER
Warrant Issued For the Arrest of
John Lu Taylor.
BATTERY IS THE CHARGE
THE GENERALS WIFE Is THE
COMPLAINING WITNESS.

She Says He Beat Her Brutality With
His Fists and Also Kicked and
Otherwise Abused Her-Mrs. Tay-
lor On Those Grounds Sues For Di-
vorce-Swears to a Complaint
Charging Battery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-15
WALKERS STORE.
Carpet Clearance.

Some of the best bargains we've ever
offered Entire stock carpets, curtains,
etc, no reserve. House furnishers
should come quickly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-15
WALKERS STORE.
Garnet Clearance.

Some of the best bargains we've ever
offered. Entire stock carpets, curtains,
etc, no reserve. House furnishers
should come quickly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-15
Four Aces Meeting

At the stockholders meeting of the
Four Aces Mining company, held in the
Office of tie company yesterday after
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-15

All good housewives desire nice,
light cakes and biscuits. If q. S.
Baking Powder is used, their wishes
will be gratified.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-15

Catarrh, like scrofula, is a disease
of the blood and may be cured by
purifying the blood with Hoods Sarsa-
parilla.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-15

Pure, strong and reasonable in price
is U. S. Baking Powder. A 5-ounce
can for 10 cents. Why not try itP
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-15
Tunnel No. l Account

Tunnel No. ! Account
Repairs .......-..'.......
Dividend account. ......
Outstanding checks. 49,.
Bills Receivable =
Account bullion sales
Balance Dec. 81. 1881
Open items. Salt Lake
With treasurer San
Francisco ........
Total
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-15
5 LIZ 35
202,500 90
sos 90
1857 ga

s1S2,256 II
$93S,5S6 80
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20
Die 5uderrdbe in Juinois.

Sn Suinois bat bic Srage Der 3udergez
%ipinnung aug Hiben cine pielperIpre6enbs
Ge1talt ongenommen. Die Stdbte peorid,
@aIesburg, 9uincp, Sprin9fielO unh 9ez
catur pplen bereint oDrgeben unb r1ebrere
probefelber nit 8i6en beitelen, nobel Die
8e5iebungen, Die 3pii4en iolhsm Nnbau
uno Der EXPERIMENTATION beiteben, 9enan i'm
Nuge be6alten nerben foIen.
9te1e @emeinpeie en- ba6en I9on bic W}ittel
aufge6ra6t, bic CUR SOrberung beg Inter
ne6mens n0tbig iinb unb ii9 Der 9ierfie
bes 9rn. Sbeo. 9apte DON @ralo Sslano
in Nebrasfa er1i9ert, pel9er sin IoAoer<
itGnbiger Hii6en6auer 1T unb a1s iol9er in
OeutT9luno unb ben Ser. St1aten reite
@rfabrungen %9e1ammelt bat. S15rilatten
BON 3uderriibenbau : 9erdt619uften, pie
Sdema16tnen, gultibdtoren uno Ni6en=
beber, baben fi6 bereit ertldrt, bieIen 2euz
ten Die @ert5euge 81 lieferr; ii6er bic Soften
oes Mnbaues, ben @rnteertrdg per Ncre uno
pro5snt1ab bes 3udergebalts miro genau
8u9 gefibrt tperben unb am @nbe Der Sdiz
ION tperben bic Surmer bdbon unterribIet
ietn, ob es fir fe ratbiam lit, fib Dem
Riibenbau gu pionen ooer ni4t, Das III
bic ein5ige ii6ere Metbobe bes 9Orge1sns,
@be ein6eimif9es ober frembes &apitaI ftf
bsrbeildBt, 6abriten gu bauen, muB 3tpsi=
felSobne feitgeiteGt nerbsn, Ob Die 5arme,
bos ben0tbigte &iibenmaterial liefern t0nner
ober tpplen.
Die lonOp. @~srfu6statiOn in ur6ano
oerienbet 1900 pfunb 8ii6enfamen CUR Nus=
fiibrung bief Ter 8erfude unh miro ebenfalS
Die proou3irten 9iiben auf tbrea 9anbels=
pertb @emi9 unterf u9sn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20
JnbaItsperSetdnie.

/. 6ette: Sin Sic 2eier - Rra1t unb 8aben -
Die 3u6erri6e in SGinOis-9i6ertii3 -grtef7
foten: unfrl19tbarfett unb 9arrlu9t Der Obfts
baume - @sgen GeritOpfuns Der S9weins -Sfetz
fensut berSuriGten - 8eisenpretiee 8eiiiasuns -
@erpflansen Der SOmaten Sliiiiiger 2eim -
@einfaIler pom Giitsitid SIT bsfreien 0r. Sal:
mons antis@ boleraz@eii9un fir Sd1peine -
6iitteruns bes SObGens elmer mtl3arnteH stuts =
WtI6quaLitGt bel ~iiin9eren unO dIteren 8iben -
8ittern bes @efa9eLs - OruGla9en bes 9unbess
AGerbauamteS - 8rett9en.
2. Seite; 9esuss @tercOnierptrunss z0eittel -
Die 8ebanblung bes 6Ga6ies @us @inneiota-
BUR @etbenraupen5u6t - gus &anias Butter
= @us Sopa - 9as gsriitn9en dIterer Sbits
bdume atus SuinOts Seine Sn8n6t int Siba
Ierbofe aus OresOn-giebfattsruns fir Sletid
1tub Wtil9 0us Seras 3nderrtIben uni
SIuds - 8Iatter un6 8litben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20
Qn Ole Gefer.

Z Die Gebaftion Der v8etlage" tit bo9er<
freut iiber Die auieitig fi4 funogebenoe Be-
reitpiGigfeit Der 2eier, bic Spalten otsles
8Gattes bur9 ~fir5ere ober ldngere 8ettrdgc
iiber 1anbpirtbI9aftGi3s 8erbGltntfie, Sono
u1b 2eute etc. Der ein5elnen 9egenbsn gu Be-
rei9ern unb ibnen 10 erit bic re9te Wir3e gu
berlei6en. Die 8rtefe Der 8auernbriioer r.no
Mnberer bitben - ME aus 3ablret9ea
19riftlt9en Mitt6eilungen berporgebt bic
2ieblingslsttiire %unferer 5araer, Die o6ec
iel6foertdnoIi9 bic ba5pif9en geftreuisn
belebrenben Sa9artiteI, Die fursen Neuigsi%
ten aus alien Sheilen 6es 2anbes (&raut
unb Niiben) unb bic i'm r8rieftaften" ertbeilz
ten Hat6i9tdge ebenio 6egierig Ieien uno bofz
fsntIi9 uud) NuBen barous 3ieben.
Sir biefen Gifer, nit tpel9em in iiinqiter
s3eit 70 biele 2eIer uns in unferem ernitli4en
8eitre6eu, bic g8eitage" gu einem nertbOOlz
len unb niibli9en 9ausi6eb bes 6armers gu
geitalten, 10 fpirfIam unterItiibt bubeg, iprt@
6en mir %unIeren 6er3li6sn Oant aus lno
figen bic Bite bin8u, au4 tpd6reab Der gez
16dftigen Sabres3eit bier uno ba Der SET
1age" Elm Stiinb6en 81 opfern unb es niht
81 geitatten, baB benz 2efertrsis bic Greubc
an ben 10 Ite6 ~getponnsnen 8rtefen aus Ac6
unb 5ern geI4mGlert nirb. @s mag nod
einmal ausbriidli9 betont tperben, baB nidi
brudreife 8riefe BON uns re9t gerne 3ureG;i
eefeilt unb Oerbefert nsrben, es brau9t Oaz
Der Nieman5, Der iiberbaupt feline Sheen gu
gdpter gu bringen bermag, IngeibtIein i'm
S9ret6en ols 8runb feiner Gaum1eligteii
rOor3uf9iben.
Nue fir bic n8eiGage" Be- timmten gu
! f6riften n%breiiipe man an:
. NnbreQs Simon,
Rebatteur Der n2anbnirt6f6aFtGi6en 9el=
Iuge" Der aSSGinOts @taatsz3 eituns",
G6tcagp, 81,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20
GanomirtbfhaftIiher Brieffaiten.

ginem ieben 2efer 1T bas Hs6t einges
rGumt, fi9 brieflib ober miinoli@ an bic
&ebaftion u1n Mustunft iiber be1timn1te
puntte gu penben, tpel9e, iopeit ec5 in un>
Terer Ma9t liegt, gepG6rt tperben tpirb.
Nnfraqen, benen nidt Der Nalns uno bic
senaue Mbrefe bss 6rogefeaers beisefiist
finb, tperoen ni9t b%eantportet.
9ie Hebattion.
@&on oft 1inb benz 8rieftaitenmann" BON
Qeuten, bic fir bic HatbIuiigteit man9er
araqeteIer fem 8ertdnoniB beiiben, oOer
fib in ibrer @itelfeit in 8e3ug auf MiTsn
uab Sqtenigen5 70 erRaben fiiblen iiber ben
gsp06nliGen 8auernoerit anb, baB tie riGt
onIteben, getpiKe Mnfragen in has 8ere!9 Der
2GGsr1i6feit gu 5ieben, 4abmii4e unb iogar
beleibiqenoe 8%emertungen ~5ugegan9en, bic
burauf ~qemiin3t paren, Die 8ereitpiaigfeif,
nit pelder ben UNI 8atb Nu9Iu9enbsn erltz
oeaeu oefpnmen tpirb, ais einen Oft i6erz
triebener @~utmutbigfett 6in3uitelen; in
einem bieTer Sage erbaltenen 8rief ent6l0ost
Der @6rsiber fi9 fOsur ntat, bummbrsiit gu
.bebaupten, Der o8rieftditenmann" miKe
.ettpas @6afblut" in ip4 babeu, benin es gs=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20
SET mun9en&ii6en 9nitIt

get a n d 6 iii + Ell 9nttIt
auuei1en bus Guter por benz &dlz
BEN berart an, baB Die 3iben gang itraff feit=
tpGrts iteben. Die S9mer3en, psl9e Die
8iibe bur9 bic groBe guterfpannung erlsiz
ben, 1inb mitunter 10 groB, baB tie fi9 ni4t
Geqsn fDnnen unb nit ben 9interfdenfeln naA
borne 16lagen, als tpenn ie &Olif bitten.
@s lit Daber n%otbwenbig, iol3e &ibe Dor
bern &al6en ab3umelten. IS i4aDet bieiss
Qbmelfen ME, bas unterlafien o~eiislben lam
absr 8eranla1ung our Gntftebung bes &aIe
befiebers geben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20
Don unierem 8ddertiid.

8nm g Ii n b Mderbauamt
The Inspection of Meats for animal
Parasites" Bulletin SEQ. 10. RE
pairs of Macadam Roads," circular
No. 30. Principal Insect Enemies
of the Grape" 6armer'S Bulletin $50. 70.
0on Der 9 er in Vi IL
@ is: IA Bacterial Rot OF
Cabbage and allied Plants" 8unetin
$50. 65.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20
Kraut uno Ruben.

9ie grDBte @9ofform bsr We1t
Itegt in ben Counties 8ebb u11b Dimmit in
Seras, @5te ent6Glt i6er 100000 Mcres
urb nahrt iG6rli9 100000 @9afe.
ST Der g a f9Ge6t, 10 pirb aud bic
grnte Fale4t, sinerIei pte grOBe M}iibe un0
1tntoften man ii9 bei Der 8surbeitung bss
8obens ma4t. N2un iGe entpeoer guten
@onen ober gar teinen.
* x x
Der Stabtrat6 bon It9nono, IN
biana, bat beuer gum britten W3al me6z
rere 9unbert Dollars betptGigt fir bic Gin
rt3tung BON 9drten fir bic Irmen.
q y *
Sn SpringbiIe, uta6, fino cine Tlsnge
Waulbeerbdume o~ngepfGaa5t toOrOen i'm
Sinblid ouf ben fir fe6r pa3rI9sirIi3 err
o3teten Infi4pung Der SeiOeniuOuTtrie.
Sn Mdnttoba iteQte ij6 Der Our9=
f9nit:Sertrag Der ooriG6ri9en Grnte per
Ncre. ipie folgt: @eiaen 14,14 8uI6eL, 0ofer
22,7 8uI5eI, @srfte 2O,77 3u7bet, 8artof=
feln l49 8nf4el, 8~ur3elgepa4ie 1998uI9el.
x 4 X
Ha8 anfi4t Der @toa;s6eh0rbsn bon
San as tperben bic 5armer ienss @tuaz
tes IN bieIem 6riibiabr iiber cine babe MtGz
liOn 8dume pflan5en, 01s lit zine Saptz
talanIage, bic ii4 batb gl6n5eno %rsntiren
J niro.
= Sn aebtpoo6, Minnefotu, bat fiG I'M
ter oemg2amen rMutuaG Sail C Cyclone sSnz
@furance @cmPanp" cine g'genIettige @srit9ez
rrngsgsfeai4aft, peI9e Die Mitglisoer gegen
9agelz unb Srfani9aoen Derii6ert, intOrz
poriren laien.
X X X
l1nternebmungsluitig. f4ottif9s CAPITA
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20

Sn Quincp StIinois, trat bieier Gage
bas Gomite, pel6es Die Mngelsgenhe;t Der
3uderriibenzGrItu in Mbams GountD in
6Gnben bat, in ben &Gumen Der Qanoelsz
famner 5u1ammen, 9us betr:ffenoe Go=
mite bate Gontratte a6geI4loKea fir 5pei
@runO1tiide pon il 8 Ndern, auf oenen
gro6eFationen angelegt perben Io1lsn. 9os
cine 2anbi tid 1T in ben Nieberuagen 4 Weeiz
len r0rbli9 BON Der Staot auf Der 9omdn
5arm geIegen, uno ertldrte fi4 9r. 9apfe
nit Der WabI befieG6en befonoers aufrieoen,
ba er es fir ausge8ei4net fir ben 3p'd
6ielt. 9as onbere @runb1tid ltegt auf Der
alten Cattle Garm, an "a. un6 Npcu1t Str.
9as gomite piinT9t aud mod ein 0r1nb*
ftiid bon 2 o6er 3 Ncres an Der 0ItliAen
State StruBe 3u Dem 3pede 3u ii4ern,
Oas Gomite fat Iopeit etnas aber $500
bur9 11nterf6rtften 9sfi9ert, muB absr $500
BADEN, nm ale 1nfoIten bes unternebmens
gu beden.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20

gen &artoffeltn0llen NIT elmer
Sublimatl0fung bon 1/10 8ro3ent @tarfe
Elm fait boG1tGnbiges 6ern6leiben beg S4or@
fes CUR 5oIge 9ebabt BADEN, pd6reno BON
benfelben &noIen Obne iene 8e6anblltng Det
Der Grnte ipieber febr f9orfiee &nolen erhel=
ten tpurben. 3uglei9 ergaben Die 70 ge6ei5z
ten 8nolen Elm b0beres @rntegepi4t,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20

8obens uno 5ertigfsllung b%sffsl6sn fir Oes
gflan5en BON Gorn 1T fir bieIe 3cis beg
Sabres mebr als getp06nli4er GortfGritt
oemabt n0roen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20

9ie gr6Bte @9ofform Der Me1t
Iiegt in ben Counties Webb unb Dimmit in
Seros, @ie entbdtt ii6er 100000 Mcres
unb nd4rt ia6rli8 100000 @6afe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20
Anrtra4lta1rnI 8a1ppIentent.

Iiten beabfi6tigsn, in Gpotune Gountp,
Wofbtngton, 100000 in elmer &uz
ben3uderfabrit on3ulegen, b. :, tpenn iie eine
9eniigenb groBe @n5abl bon Sarmsrn gum
Mnbau Der 3uderriiben bereit finben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20

0bf6dnbler in Gbicago fogsn, Die 4us-
iidten auf cine rei6e Grbbeererntt
in ben, Stuaten 2~ouiItana, WiIliiItppi, SEN
neiiee unb &rtanias ieien ungemein gldn=
Senb, bafel6e gelte bon Srom6seren uni
J9im6eeren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20

Die groBen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
treffen 9roBe 8orbereitungen fir 0a5 0iss=
idbrige Ge19dft, ba Die einlaufsubsa Be-
ri9te iiber ben Stanb Oes Mei3ens
febr giinItig 1outen, Die Nusfi@ten in ben
mittleren Staten iinO ieBt bieI BETTER ais
bor einem Monat; in NorD=Dafotu ftebt
cine febr rei9e Grnte in Nusfi6t un0 iel51t
in SennsiIee unO anberen iiioli6en @taaten
6ofFt na auf cine CUTE @rnte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20

g1a9 iingit uusgefii9rten @erIu6en loa
cine 1aItino;ge 8sbanolung bon @orfiz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20

Der Sta0tratb bon &i9non5, IN
btana, bat heuer gum britten Weal me6z
rere bunoert Dollars betptQigt fir bic Gin
ri9tung bon 9drten fir bic Mrmen.
The age-herald., 1898-02-02
PAID THE PENALTY.
William Bailey Killed Watchman and Was
 Lynched.

Bramwell, ". Va-, Feb. 1.-William Bal ley, a desperate negro, who less than a month ago was released from the state penitentiary after serving three years for involuntary manslaughter, Has lynched last midnight near here.
 Bailey last evening shot and instantly killed Harry Draper, watchman at the Norfolk and Western tunnel His only excuse for the killing was that Draper had refused to let him walk through the tunnel. Bailey had beer in jail but a few hours when a crowd of lynchers arrived, and after firing a few shots at the guards about the jail to frighten them away, they proceeded to batter down the doors. On reaching the prisoner rope was tied about his neck and he was dragged to the nearest tree, where he was strung up. More than fifty shots were then fired into his body by the Iynchers, and his remains were allowed to hang in the open air all night and the body was frozen stiff this morning.
 In spite of the fact that Gle Iynching oc- cured in a blinding snow storm, it was witnessed by half as many women as men. who cheered on their lisge lords.
The age-herald., 1898-02-02

Following the lead of Senator Money, Congressman William H. King, of Utah, went to Cuba and through Cuba, inform ing himself of the real state of affairs in order that he might guide his action and intellgently cast his vote in the national house of representatives.
 MT. King went to Matanzas, Sagua la Grande and other towns in the interior bearing letters from Secretary General Congosto to the local authorities. Every facility was offered him for accurate in- vestigation. Unfortunately for Spain, his report is not favorable to her cause.
 '"The isiand Is awfully devastated" said Mr. King. 1.-The Spanish government is
The age-herald., 1898-02-02
ANSON SEES HIS FINISH Old Man of the Diamond Re-
 leased By Chicago. IN THE GAME SINCE 1870 Will Now Probably Open Billiard Hall in Chi cago-Savage Glove Contest at Wheel
 ing-Requital Will Retire. BIS

Chicago Feb. 1.-President Hart, of the Chicago base ball club, broke the long spell of silence which he has hitherto maintained about the Anson case and tonight spoke freely about the disposition of the matter.
 What he said merely confirmed most of the gossip that has been printed about the affair during the last two months-at least so far the clubs policy was concerned. MT. Hart said that the directors of the club had decided to be guided in a great measure in the disposition of the case by public opinion.
 The press and public take 1t for granted that Captain Anson would not be manager of the Chicago club the coming season, the directors desiring to cater to the public, determined to not renew his engagement when his contract expired. This was the policy pursued.
 What Anson's future plans are is not set- tied, although it is generally believed he will be interested in billiard hall. He is familiar figure in all places where the gentlemen's game is played, and he would become as popular in his new undertaking as he ever was on the diamond.
 Anson began his professional career about the year of 1870, with the Forest City team of Rockford, III. From there he drift ed to Philadelphia, where he played with the Athletics until 1876, when he came to this city. He has been a member of the Chicago team ever since. Anson was or iginally secured by Chicago to play third base. Two years later he was shifted to second, and year afterward was changed to first He has held down the initial bag almost continuously from that time to this.
 Anson is also a good catcher, and in the early day played a field position. As batter he had few equals In his first years with the Chicagos. In 1878 he made an av- craze of .497, the highest ever made by professional base ball player
The age-herald., 1898-02-02
WHOLESALE ROBBERY.
Two Express Messtn gers Do Land Office
 Business.

San Antonio, Tex, Feb. By the arrest of H. M. Seekins and T. F. McCabe, two Pacific Express company messengers here 1t is believed one of the most gigantic and systematically conducted railway robber- ies of recent years has been revealed.
 The line of operations of the alleged thieves extended from St. Louis to San Antonio and covered a period of three years Large quantities of wearing ap- parel, jewelry and other articles of value, which have been missed from trunks of passengers between St. Louis and San Am tonic, were recovered. McCabe made a full confession. Trunks were opened with skel- eton keys and small articles of value ab- stracted.
The age-herald., 1898-02-02
CHARGES ILL TREATMENT
Marion Manola Mason's Daughter Will Not
 Return.

New York, Feb. 1.-Adliede Mould the 17 year old daughter of Marion Manola, the comic opera singer. arrived from Savannah on the steamer City of Augusta tonight.
 She had been member of the Friend Fritz company in winch Marion Manola and Jack Mason played leading parts, and which disbanded in Savannah last Tues day. Miss Mould elected to leave her mother and her step-father and came to New York with Manager Harry Askins, where upon Mrs. Mason charged Askins with abduction. Miss Mould declares that Mason i'll treated her. She said tonight: T sent word to my father in Pittsburg, but he is out of hhe city. I am sure as soon as he gets my telegram he will come home. Until hear from him I will stay with Mrs. A9kins at her home in East Orange"
The age-herald., 1898-02-02
X Valuable Little Book Sent Free for the
 Asking.

l A taluaDle LtGIle BOOK Senb Erec IOr tuO Asking.
 l Medical books are not always interest," l ing reading, especially to people enjoying good health but as matter of fact scare 1 ly one person in ten is perfectly healthy l and even with such, sooner or later sickness must come.
 It is also well established truth that nine-tenths of all diseases originate with a breaking down of the digestion, a weak stomach wealxens and impoverishes the sys- tenn, making it easy for disease to gain a foothold.
 Nobody need fear consumption, kidney disease liver trouble or weak heart and nervous system as long as the digestion Is good and the stomach able to assimilate plenty of wholesome food. Stomach weakness shows itself in score of ways and this little book describes the symptoms and causes and points the way to a cure so simple that anyone can under- stand and apply.
 Thousands have some form of stomach trouble and do not know it. They ascribe the headaches the languor, nervousness, insomnia, palpitation, constipation and similar symptoms to some other cause than the true one. Get your digestion on the right track and the heart trouble, lung trouble, liver disease or nervous debility
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 This little book treats entirely on the causs and removal of indigestion and it's accompanying annoyances.
 It describes the symptoms of Acid Dys- pepsia, Nervous Dyspepsia, Slow Dyspep-
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 organs in plain language easily understood and the cause removed. It gives valuable suggestions as to diet, and contains table giving length of time
 required to digest various articles of food,
 something every person with weak diges-
 tion should know.
 No price is asked, but simply send your
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 Diseases and it will be sent promptly by return mail 2-2-4-6 and W.
The age-herald., 1898-02-02

to blame for the widespread suffering, for it was not necessary. The agricultural class has been practically wiped out by Weyler's brutal recommendation. Gen. Blanco is now powerless. I talked freely with the government and insurgent off, cers, and was convinced that the Cubans can hold out as long as they can receive aid from their friends in the United States as in the past"
 Congressman King is one of the young est men in the house. He is a new mem Der, and won his place by brilliant oratory in his nativS state. This same oratory will be heard In every Cuban debate in congress, and it will be embellished by true
 tales from MT. Kings travellers note book
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Burley Knocked Out.

Wheeling, w. Va, Feb. 1.-Tonight in the arena of the Metropolitan Athletic club occurred one of the most exciting con- tests yet pulled off by the local club. It was billed as twenty-round contest, but only thirteen were required. The princi- pals were Jack Bonner, of Philadelphia, and Nick Burley, the California heavy weight. who met at 160 pounds. The men boxed savagely, and in the thirteenth Bon ner barely escaped a knockout, being on the floor nine seconds. Burley's wicked swing that would have ended matters was escaped by the Philadelphian by the mar rowest shave. Bonner then recovered and in a remarkable manner knocked out Bur ley, when he was all but gone himself.
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SIT MILES IN EIGHT HOURS.
Union Pacific Special Smashes the Long Dis
 isn.e Record.

Cheyenne. Wyo.. Feb. LA phenomenal railroad run was made today between this place and Omaha on the Union Pacific The eastbound passenger train was de- layed by a broken engine and in order to get the United States mall to Omaha for it's eastern connections a special train of an engine and two mail cars was made up here for fast train.
 The train left here at 7:45 this morning and reached Omaha at 3:45 this afternoon, a record of SIT miles in eight hours fiat, the. fastest long distance run recorded. The run from North Platte to Omaha, 290ls miles, was made in 246 minutes.
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Havana, Feb. IA skirmish between Spaniards and insurgents has taken place, 1t Is announced, at the central plantation of Constancia, province of Santa Clara. The Spanish version of the affair is that sugar cane cutters, assisted by military force from Encruciada, defeated the in- surgents, killed two of the latter and com pelled the enemy to retire, but it is ad- mitted that the commander of the Span ish soldiers was wounded, that the chief of the guerilla force. ten privates and five laborers were killed and that four were wounded