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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-04-16
la HERENc1A DEL CoNpENApo

nsdie nadie 1mpde, puedep, mi maie que venga
hablarme; vete.
Msgdalena obedeci6. pobre desesperada desapsre
cendo bao los arboe gan6 ell ondo del parque ba6
calera alberta Encontr6 Felipe que fumando su
cgaro, vgilaba al gumete los marnero encargado de
limpiar sus barcos
-lViene mi hermanita visitarme?-ls pegunt6 con Vt.
sble algeria.
Ella fng6 sonrsa present6 la mela su hermano.
II Das paseto?
I'm gran paseo, querdo hermauo
ME quieres por acompahanter
No; quiero estar sola.
pesar de esto Felipe trat6 de acompafarla
Mi querida Bibiana-le diio-no te deare aventurar
sola por las Aquf tienes mi brszo.
Ella sacudio tristemente Ia cabeza.
Nozzle do;- estuyese contigo, me dejarig consolar
lorars: cuando sc loa deb 20 tengo necesidad
uere para habtuame Ia idea de que GIberto va vyr
de nosotros de abuea que tai
contremos ell paseo por ell mar.
Felipe, muy trastornado Ia pregunt6
-iPero quien te ha dcho ESQ?
VA 10 veras 10 dcen los per6dcos que ha recbido pa
pa Cuando estoy oa, cuando habo e me encuenro
muy apmsda esta msfana.. sVes9 No Sc hablar mas
que de g. Va yes que soy vaente, que lloro.
-;Ab! querds Bibiana, tenes coraz6n de hombre
porque yo ante tn pena puedo contener mis- sgmas
Gruesas lagrmas corfan, etecto, por mejilas.
Bibiana tuvo energfa para sonrer
-iSed valisnte, senior o6cia-le djo.
&c slej5 muy mentras que supuso que podfan
vea Pero medda que perdfs dedslo de las rocas
ba deseciendo tens que aquess rozas
paredes parsbs Elm embargo querfa egar grua
que le gustaba desde su infancia.
Era refugio bastante grand alberto por las olas la
roca ALI donde muehs frecuencs h.ba soado con
q fsicidsd af adonds iba lorsr su dcha perdd,.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-04-16
! VINO CORDIAL DE
c. Cerebrina Compuesto

Suancias fos6 medua
pinal de pod imento
nervoo humane los cues
entamene las Intermediates
nlsmo generano vlcmene al enemo
nuricn cuando tardfa KOLA coca, CARNE
PEPTON1Z4DO, ALBUNLNATO DE HLERRO y lNANGANESO
Y DANIANA.
Els el VIC ORIZ4N7E pcderoso. Ell RECONS7YTUYENTE
mas pdo Ell TOCO VG0RIZADOE engco del cuerpo hu
del sisema nevoso.
Este vino vddeo CORDIAL Su agradab Puede
tomae oa confnza Semp h ben. Su
Immediate. -
fg@CURA la DEBILIDAD POS7RICyON NERV7OSA produ.
cda po insomnia, de rfao intenes morales
~ sBCURA la SOMIOLENLI dormr peza
sueho nvountario Dvnecmfento, fatiga ffsca mental.
az CURA la ANkNL, coos,
ques de nvos Ncnsuaci6n difi dorsa Flores
lcoraz6n. -F-
Ey@CtRA la DEB1zIDAD GEVERlL exenuac6n decaimeno
paras tembor ho de las EnAquecmiento progressive
fata de aetlo atonia dbidad del edmago. Dyspepsia
"
t8-CUR4 la ESfERNlTORE perdas seminales de la saper
Irls depression sia moral P6rdhia de
esudos negocios Nablos dsmayos
eYCURA la DEBlLDAD SEKttL mpotencia por
ventud Veez Debdal medula conyslecen.
descudadas.
FL de me meios que pro.
uce oastando tomsr aco sent aivio
coninusr VINO CORDIAL has cuaci6n comna
De venta en- Puerto Rico, J. ~ BLANCO Y Ca FLDEL
GOILLERHEIi, en- Ia CapitalPONCE, H4LLE Y C1NCIO-
MAYAGCEZ G1IELL C. j. Koaaga y las buen.s FAR.
MACAS de la Isla. ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-23
Lass Week With the Evangelist.

Presbyterlans and other Christians
have regarded with favor the preach
Ing aud teaching OF the "PaciHc
Coast Evangelist, "as is evident by the
urgent invitation given him to re-
main through the month, and by the
large audiences that attend his mum.
erous appointments.
After his Monday rest lac resumed
his favorlte work that OF teaching In
Bible circles, several Of which have
been held, and at night a more gem
eral meeting was appointed for the
church. The services included Bible
study and written answers from &
large number or Salem people to the
questions, "What Is IL TO become and
TO be a Christian" This was at 8 a.
M, in the church Darlors, the meeting
lasting until 1890.
Afternoon meetings at the homes
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos, Albert and
Mrs. w. i. Boothby at 3 p. m. and
an evening service at the church.
Preparations are being made for r
RED Letter Day" at the Presby-
terlan church next Sabbath, special
communion OF and reception oI me,n-
bers being announced for p. m. and
almost continuous exercises during
the entire day and evening beginning
at a. IN. The city ladies, are send -
ing invitations to their friends 10
the country to come In and spend the
day and basket lunch with hot
coffee etc, is to be provided for those
from distance.
The Evangelist closes his work here
Sunday evening after brief rest
he opens Union meetings at Ashland
December lst.
The evangelist will probably take a
rest on Thanksgiving day, attending
the Union services and enjoying calls,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-23

The Eastern Star bazaar yesterday
In the Patton block proved a pleasant
and pr0hta BILE success for the order.
Strong's Restaurant will serve O
special Thanksgiving turkey dinner
25c as usual they will serve the best
In the city.
George Elgin and sister, Miss
Emma Elgln, have returned TO thelT
homes Ia Corvallis for short visit
In that city.
W. A, Freeburger, OF M0ntezanO,
Wn,, Is Ia the city, the guest OF his
brother, G.. 5. Freeburger, the State
street butcher
There Will be no DAILY JOURNAL.
Issued on Thursday, In accordance
with Its usual custom the entire force
will enjoy Thanksgiving day.
The editor OF Tue JOURNAL has
been spending two days at Portland
trylng 70 convince some OF the To-.
nuentlal cltlzeus that there Is no
boycott spirit at Salem.
Tell everybody that the Y. M. G. A.
entertainment will be at the NJ. Il.
church Friday night November 25
Prof, Hidden the violin ylrtuoso Of
the northwest will be on the program.
DR.. j. N. Smith has gone 10 Coryal-
lls 20 spend Thanksgiving with his
parents Mr., and Mrs. j. N. Smith,
who are 81 aud so years OF aye re-
spectlyely and are yet hale aud hearty,
Sam Kerr, OF Fairfield, came up on
a boat last evening. He reports that
the river rose more rapidly In the
late freshet than ever before known
10 that section. lie says he never Jaw
NO many ducks on the river as on his
"trip up 90 the boat as last evening.
Salem newspapers work for the
Interests OF the Salem business men
while the latter sleep. That's why
the business men should do their
advertising Ia the most legitimate
chaDnel--the newspapers. The jour.
NAL leads all Salem papers In reach
ing the people.
Drs. Levinson & Rothsteln, Opti-
clans, now dominclled at the william.
ette hotel offer 20 provide all OF the
inmates aud employees OF the orphans
home whose vision may be defective,
with properly fitted glasses free OF
charge. They will receive careful at |
sAntlon any time during the present
week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-23
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
Movements Of Residents and Visitors at
the Capital City.

Movements Of Residents and Visitors Al
the Capital City.
lFOr additional Local and Social ses third page.l
Judge Il. p. Boise Is Ia Albany.
Prof. Hidden will be at the NJ. Il.
church Friday night,
Miss Alice ueadrlck Is visiting
friends az her old home In Corvallis.
Judge l.. b. Cox, OF Portland, WIS
Ia the city Tuesday on Legal business,
Y, NJ. q. A. entertainment at the
M. E, church Friday night. Admls-
sion l0c.
DC. w. Cornelius, OF Portland, Is
a guest at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
j.. II. Lunn.
Miss Kate Horgan Is the guest OF
Mrs. q. b. johnson. Of Scio, over
Thanksgiving.
Arthur Robbins and Miss Savage
went down 10 Zeua, TO eat their
Thanksgiving dinner.
+. G. Ferguson, OF McMlnville, has
returned TO his home after u visit at
the home OF y. X. Ferguson.
The Y. NJ. q. A. program at the
NJ. E church Friday night will be
the best on record. Only iOc.
Hotel Salem will serve special
Thanksgiving dinner with an attrac.
tive bill % fare al b:SO 20 7;a0 p; m.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-23
An Important piherence.

TO make IL apparent To thousands,
who think themselves Ill, that they
arc not afflicted with any disease, but
that the system simply needs cleans
Ing, Is 10 bring comfort home TO their
hearts, as cOstiYe condition Is easily
cured by using Syrup OF Figs. Man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co., only aud sold by all druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-23
PRIZE FIGHT.
Continued from First Page.

peatedly led his left and damaged
Syarkey' face considerable. The sailor
chased his opponent into the latter's
corner. and received a series Of jabs
for his action.
Round 5-Corbett started with
left jab 10 the face, and was appar.
emily attempting TO fool with his man.
Sharkey brought his right hand over
with force enough to make Corbett
vince. Corbett hooked his left rather
low on Sharkey's body and lifted
Sharkey Off his feet. Corbett appeared
TO be a trille weary.
Round 6-Corbett led for the head
with his left, landing, but Sharkey
was right after him like u whirlwlnd,
Sharkey started IN to mix IL up, and
whipped in some corkers on the body.
Mid way through the round there
was a rattllng mlx.up, both exchang-
ing lefts and rights on the body and
head. There we're cries OF "foul,
foul" when Corbett hit his man in
the breakaway, which the referee had
not called.
Round 7-Sharkey ran across the
ring and planted left aud right on
the body, Corbett clinching. Corbett
acted on the defensive. The latter
whipped In beautiful left HOOK on
the Jaw. The pace was terrific,
Round S-Sharkey landing left
chop on the neck. They clnched
frequently, and the referee was kept
busy separating them. Tom tried a
left chop blow, which fell short, and
Jim jabbed his left hard on the nose.
Sharkey sent straight on the face,
which made Jim's head rock, but j I'm
was ready with left hook, which
gazed Sharkey's face. Both fought
fast. Jlm hooked his right on Toms
jaw.
Round 0.-Corbett landed with his
left. Tom went right back at the
same moment. Cllnches were fire.
quent. Corbett then struck Tom
rather low on the body, and the sailor
appealed TO the referee. Corbett
showed Tom away from him and said
= Oh, you go away" The men were In
the center Of the ring, mixinR il up Ia
the liyliest manner, O'Rourk calling
TO Tom not to mind Corbett's low hit
ting. Just at this moment, for some
unaccountable reason, McVey, one OF
Corbett's seconds, jumped through the
ropes. protesting Sharkey had done
something wrong TO Corbett. The
moment that McVey haf
climbed through the ropes In-
spector LcLaughlin grabbed hold oI
him while the crowd frantlcally yelled
"toul, " "foul, 4" "Corbett has lost, lool
at his second 10 the ring" Refere,
Kelly seemed TO pay no attention Il
the matter, but kept looking at th,
lighters, who continued their aggres
slve work. McVey tried 10 pull away
from the inspector, while the specta'
tors kept yelling at the referee, whC
fiually separated the fighters, and or
dered them TO their corners. COrbett
seemed not TO understand why the
referee should intefere, and protested
but Kelly was obdurate, and stopped
IL. Meanwhile the spectators stood
up aud yelled that the bets should be
declared of, as they believed that
McVey committed breach OF ring
rules premeditatedly, IL looked for a
while as II riot would ensue, but a.
soon as the referee declared Sharkey
the winner on technicality, he
announced all bets or, as McNey's
action was undoubtedly prearranged.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-23
In Iustice Iohnson's court

John Click, OF Marion, was arrested
Tuesday on warrant sworn out by
Samuel King, charging him with
assault with a dangerous weapon.
Click had water tank belonging tC
King and when the latter went tC
load IL on his wagon, Click appeared
on the scene with a shotgun threat
enlng TO ill Mr.. King full OF holes II
he proceeded. Hls trial was set for
Monday at o'clock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-23
Notice.

To shippers and travelling public,
the o. &. II. Cos steamers Altoona and
Pomona have resumed their daily
service to Portland, and Independence
leaving for Portland daily except
Sunday, az s. a. IN. Dock between
State and Court Street. II % At
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-23
City TonsoriaI Parlor.

First door north OF Waters cigar
stand on Commercial street. Motto -
Clean shop, good work, courteous
treatment, Hair cutting - cents
shaving 10 cents.
ERNEST ANDERSON, proprietor.
Formerly OF Anderson & Anderson
G i've him call. IL II lS % %
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-23

DIR bull's Cougi syrup Is Remark
able mtdicite. A dry, licklin.', hacking
cough, the warning that corsuml lion turks
near meets no other doctor but DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. IL positively cures III roat and
lung trouble.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-23
AT THE ST. ELMO.

Bill Of Fare for a Thanksgiving Dinner for
Fifteen Cents.
SOUP
Clam Chowder
ROAST
Turkey with Cranberry Sauce Chicken
with Dressing
Roast goose, with mint sauce.
Beef with Brown Gravy
Pork with Apple Sauce
Leg of Mutton with Jelly
Veal with Tomato Sauce
VEGETABLES
Celery Salad Corn Creamed Potatoes
PASTRY
Minco Apple Lemon Pies
English Plum Pudding With Brandy
Sauce
Cheese Pickles Olives
Tea Coffee MIX aud Cider
% 2t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-23
DEARBORN'S BOOK STORE.
Coal . Coal Coal

Cheaper than wood; but We teli you this not.
withstanding IL is antagonistic 20 our wood
trade Just received two carloads Of nne free,
burning Gilman coal-in store and for sale rea-
sonaole. Also sawed and dry wood Goods
delivered free. d. 5. BENTLEY a co
Successors 10 Salem Imp. Co.
loS-lmo sl7 Front. cor. Chsmeksta
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-23

TO CURE A COLD IN oNR DAY
Take Laxative BrOn.o Qulnlne
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money II 10 fails 20 cure. 25c. The
genuine has l.. B. @. on each tablet.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-23
25c Games.

Game of Centuries, Picture Puzzles,
Cut Up Steamboats,, Railroad Cars,
Engine, Animals, Map u. S., Uncle
Sam, Old Maid, Snap.
Checkers, sc a box 20 25c a box,
also Double Eagle Anagrams, Yellow
Kid Ten Pins, Yellow Kid Cut Up
Puzzle, Christian EndeaYor Game.
Brownie Nine Pins, Base Ball.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-23
OrS. LevinSOn & RothStein,
Optical Specialists of Seattle Wash.
Fifteen Years Ezpsrence in Optics and Study of the Eye
WI" oe round at the parors of the Willamette Hotel Salem
Nov. 21st to 18th. 1898
Offering ,,a ,t tha
most difficult F' Ao"Ses peciaV %ouhu 10 sun V"e

most difficult ~ '' 'P00a'' S'ou"u 10 SUN '"'
SYMPTOMS OF FAILING VISION.
ewngP
ahd Ihe OBJECT when examining ''8' N'' w
When attentiYely
aSo appear TO have mist before
are railing
NEVER WEAR GLASSES UNLESS THEY ARE PROPERLY FITTED
vo,no., TO YOUR OWN EYES.
hy
hOthsteln employ the
TEST each eye separately
require thus
Dr. LevnOn have
the
OF naLterng the
cordially invited at
sVenHauce from 10 II, 1880 to $3.50 TO 9 m.
Frlces wsthin the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-23

The Artist, Mrs. j ii. Barchus has
a new display OF her tine pictures at
Retains Furniture Store. Studio
roOm I Grays Block. II % /
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-23

A high class violinist is not heard
every day. Come 10 the NJ. T.. church
Friday night, Admission Zoe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-23
THE BLIND.

Supt, Carter will take his pupils to
the Union service in the morning,
and after a sumptuous thanksgiving
dinner some holiday amusements will
be INDUCED in for the afternoon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-23
AT THE MUTE SCHOOL.

Supt. Knight will conduct sign
survace In the morning, TO be followed
by turkey dinner, In the evening
the children will give an entertain.
ment 10 the sign language.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-23
q a - ~ % Ea Z "a.
Bears ,be - The Kind You Have Always BOugh
Signature af &HNzzzz%m

For fine millinery, Miss Smith, State
Street. IL 2eod 2wt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-23

DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup is Unques-
ionsb'y the most remarkable remtdy ever
produced for the cure OF throat ard lung
troubles Il has cured thousands, and has
done wonders in many cases Of ineipient
consumption
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-23
THANKSGIVING DAY.
How the National Holiday win Be OBJ
served in Salem.

80 1eeNhht
As usual Thanksgiving day will be
a quiet event 10 the Capital City.
Business houses will nearly all be
clo,ed by noon, while few firms will
close their doors at 10 a. m. TO attend
Divine service.
UNION SERVICE.
The following program will be
rendered at the union Thanksgiving
service 10 the First Methodist
Episcopal church tomorrow morning.
The pastor OF the church, DR.. John
Parsons, Will have charge OF the
service, and II will begin at 1890
o'clock a. N.
Oregon Voluntary.
Gloria.
Lords Prayer in Concert.
Hymn. (Methodist Hymnan.. g
Prayer .......Dr. W. 9. Kantner.
AnJ0em ......... go. ..... CnOlT.
Scripture Lesson. Rev. V. A. Waters.
Hymn. ... methodist Hymnal. @
Presidents proclamation
....... E. .....Dr. II. A. Ketchum.
Governors proclamation
..... .......... Rev. II. L. Pratt.
Hymn. methodist Hymnal). 1000
Sermon. REV. N, Shupp
Offering. .... For Salem Hospital.
Hymn. .(Methodist Hymnal. 1889
DoxOlogy.
Benedlction.
All Lubllc Offices will be closed 70!
the day.
AT THE ASYLUM.
A number Of the employees, assisted
by Mrs. RELY and Miss Huelat, will
render musical and literary program
at the farm at 10 IA. IN. From there
they will return to the main building
to eat turkey at i;30 p. M, and repeat
their programe for the benefit OF the
patients at 8 o'clock p. IN.
AT THE PEN.
Supt. Gilbert reports that no work
will be performed In the shops, and
that religious services will be held In
the forenoon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-23
MUSICAL PROGRAM.

Thanksgiving Dinner Hotel Willamette
$50 90 p. m.
MissNellie Brown v,,ti.,.,
Miss Lelo Nicklin I io''"'e''
Miss Nettie Beckner, Pianist.
Trlo-Lelo Nicklin, Nellie Brown,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-23

,se ar, Miles NERvE PLAsTEns Tor sPINAA
wEAKEVsia. All druggists sell 'eIn for ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-23
GAMES
Al
0tarbOrn'S Book Store
Games,

Punch and Judy, Old Maid, Snap,
Shoot the Hat, Tob0gganlng. Steepie
Chase, Yacht Race, Steeple lChase.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-23
ioc'Gannes.

illustrated Authors, Peter Coddle,
Cinderella, L0ngfellow, Dickens,
Familiar Quotations, Map OF U. S.,
Dog Show, Bicycle Game, Fox and
Geese.
A, b, g, Blocks, 10, 20 aud 25c each.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-23

Supt. Gilbert reports that no work
will be performed In The shops, and
that religious services will be held In
the forenoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-01

arrived here with tive little children,
the youngest being HGl. James A. Mel
VILE, who had beeH brought on from
Iowa (Where, durinlt the exodus, he
first saw the lighO, packed In Il wicker
basket. Yesterday mere were gathered
to do loving reverence to this aged
couple about sixty Of their Offspring.
Tables were spread with the good
and substantial things Of life, upon the
lawn outside their cottage home, at
which about one hundred PERSONS ate
and smiled and congratulated them
selves and all around them upon the
propltious event In the center of the
table was n towering brides cake of
which all partook and at It's head sat
are made In heaven" this one has been
sanctificd on earth by n life Of love and
peace; and there was the same old
fifty years ago tender sollcltude for
each others comfort that has charac-
tcrized their whole journey Of life.
Many whittier heads of fewer years
were gathered at that board, for this
aged couple have only a eprinkling
OF grey amongst the hairs on their
venerable heads.
The brass band was out to make
music ana enjoy the feast, for Brother
Melville has been an honored public
man for many years as watermaster
solectman, and n Bishop Of a ward
The aged friends recOunted poincer
"reminiscences to his honor, and the
young folks made music and pleasing
song to smooth along the journey OF
eternal union and peace. a. BIRD.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-01
The Utah Boys in San Francisco.

San Francisco Chronicle: Inspection
of quarters Of the Utah cavalry was
one of the first orders Of the day yester-
day. In the afternoon the troop was
given mounted drill in the Presidip
reservation. Since the stampede OF
the cavalry horses Thursday. they have
been plcketcd To two long ground lines
in the camp Enclosure,
Captain Il. W. Young Of the Utah
artillery desires to correct the state,
mcnt first published IN the Salt Lake
city Herald that he desired the resigna-
tion of Second Lieutenant W. c. Webb
Captain Young said yesterday that he
regarded LieutenantWcbb as one of the
most reliable and efficient men in his
command. Captain Young Is making
an effort to secure a number of army
mules for temporary use In mounted
driil for the batteries. As he has no
horses he has been able to give the men
only dismoLntcd drill.
The most serious case among the sol
diets now at the French hospital Is
that 80 iuliivan of the Colorado
regiment, suffering from meningitis,
He has been out II his mind for several
days. First Lieutenant Barker of COM
pnny y Of the Idaho volunteers was
taken to this hospital yesterday even
ine. He has the grippe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-01

Raysvilc-No change has occurred
IN the crop conditions. Continued
rains arsurcs the largest crop Of grain
for many years.
Chestar-'rhc weather has been wet:
You can see vegetation jump between
the drops.
Spring City-Potato planting not
done being too wet. Grass crops never
were better. Mountain streams are
high.
Mt Observation-Disclosures rains have
been very beneficial. The damage
done to fruit by frost Is inslgniiiCnnt
Strawberries suffered the most.
Mnntl-Thcre has been no irrigation
Of crops yet and they win not need 1t
f3r three weeks.
Mil Creek-Morc sunshine would be
better FOR chops, but the rain has not
damaged anything.
Slgurd-NoEetntio Is making
good growth. Early potatoes and some
corn are up.
Coalvllc--Anothcr week Of cold rain.
very good for che stock range. but q
little too cold for vegetation.
oakley-Plcnty Of rain. Nice grow
ms weather. Small grains ara looking
well and lucern is eight Inches in
height.
1i1ytsville-Potato planting is nearly
done. The frost last week dl1 NOT do
as much damage rs was expected.
paysou-Thera has not been enough
sunshine to cause much growth. We
have had the heaviest rains for many
years.
American Fork-Much corn win De
replantcd. It has been very season
able for wheat.
Mapoton-The rains have retarded
the thinning Of bects. Surplus water
is being stored In reservoirs.
Lehi--Sume luCern Is being cut and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-01
klcClellan-Poulson,

At noon today two happy souls were
united in the sacred bonds Of marriage
at the salt Lake Temple. Miss Annie
Mcclellan. daughter of the late j. }.
Mcclellan, n prominent resident OF
Payson, Utah county, and sister OF
Prof. Mcclellan. was married to Prof.
Fred N. Poulson, superintendent OF
schools at PaysOn, and one Of the lead
ing young educators of Utah county.
The bride IS an accomplished young
woman, having attended college at Ann
Arbor, and also at the University here,
and is wen known throughout the
State. Prof PoulsOn is meeting with
marked success in his professional
work. The couple enjoy the fondest
wishes frorn scores Of friends interest
ed in their welfare.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pouis al win be at home
in Payson after June 10th.