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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-11-24
An IdyI of ThanksEiyin',


Thanksgiyin' day l don't eat much
For hreakfas-jes' 4 bite
L want to for dinner, 81
Ill stun a monstroIs sight;
An | get cut an aroun
To raise an appetite.
An, gee! I'm hungry Seems to me
The dinners awful late:
My stonick is empty that
l fin 1t hard TO wait,
With all those knives an forks an suoons
Beside each shiny plate
/ cant stay in the kitching. where
The pies and turkey smell
But | hang 'roun until at LAS
l hear the din ner bell
An even then 1 have To sit
An wait another SPELL
Til pa gets through the blessin' which
Is extra long, some way.
/ guess to make up for the times
He don't have much to say:
But it's the only thing l hate
About Thanksgivin' day
If compny's here don't get helped
TIL they're all tended to-
Unless it's uncle He says: Give
That boy something to do
An then l try to pass for more
Fore pas begun TO chew!
II puzzles me To know how much
To save for pie and stuff.
One year / missed the puddin', cause
NV stonick felt tough:
An once-oh, deari-1 saved too much
An didn't get enough!
If you want work read the want columns
of The Star.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-31

Washington. Aug. a0.-Thc acting
secretary of the navy today appointed
! board composed OF officers 81 the
highest rank 10 meet NJ the navy de-
partmcnt 20 consider and report upon
an case of officers deserving OF reward
FOR special mcritorlous services during
the war with spain. other than those
officers whose services have been al
ready recognized by promotion. The
board IL composed OF ittar-Admlral
Montgomery slcard. formerly prcHldcnt
Of the naval war strategy board. Nd
mlral Matthews. president OF the navy
examining and retiring boards, and
Hear Admiral Charles Norton, COM
mnndant OF the Warrington navy yard.
Admiral Norton II on the retired llHt,
and Admlrala = card and Matthews viii
be- retired within u few months. En-
sign Harry H. Smith has been assigned
10 duty ~ recorder % the board. Col.
Charles Haywood, cofnmaudant OF the
marine corps. win sit no member Of
the board when the cases OF oiiiccra OF
the marine corpa are under consldera-
ton. There has been considerable un-
favorable comment In regard 10 pro-
motions already made. on the ground
that they have really acted ~ form
of degradation. In the ease 90 several
deserving officers. who have boon actu-
ally reduced 10 the grade through the
advancement of others. II II hnptd
that the work 81 the special board Just
appointed VIII do away with an cause
OF complaint, In the eases OF officers yet
TO be advanced or otherwise rewarded
Tor their war services.
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nv WAS EXAGGERATED.
CONSIDERING PROMOTIONS IN THE NAVY
BOARD Appointed for That rurposc-'ery
high Temperature at Porto hico-r'en-
tyof supple. at merhsrson.

chaiterooaa. Tenn. Aug so.-Gov.
Black was seen tonight By an Asroci-
atod Press representative and was
asked a. to the conditions az he found
them In the camps OF the New YORK
regiments, as wen as shos' Of division
hospitals. GOV. Black said that ;hcf'
appeared 10 be a perfect hydrophobia
among the newspapers over inc cun'
dillon of the soldiers" that the press
hnaticd with such phrases aa hollow
eyed" ana starving" liafticles de-
scriptivc u the troops. He save It az
his opinion that the matter was oNaR-
rrr1iod. manufactured In newspApe
Offices" and th,outcomc and result OF
journalistic knnvery."
"of the camp u the New York irppi
ut Chickamaura park IL not huli a'
bad a. Z had EXPECTED u would he. 1hl
unfavorahie condition % the camp and
hospitals has. beyond o doubht. been
very Ercetly exaggerated by TOE PRISE
"'rhc division hospital In which thi
sick soldiers Of the Ninth Now lurk
Infantry ane IL certainly In "a very bad
hospital ought never TO be permitted q
exist. and should be corrected az once
~ think that the troops at Chicka.
mauga park ah0uii have been moved
lons before any sickness broke out In
the fanisf.
The stornbcrE hospital II In excel.
lent condition. ! do not sec that u
could b. made any better. n IL nd'
mirablc. both In plan and management
"I'hc hospitals OF the Eighteenth and
Fourteenth New York regiments ar
much better In every particular thar
the one In which the sick or the Ninth
Now York infantry n quartorrd."
The case ~ Private Num- OF the am,
huiance company, who was transfcrrgt
from the Ninth New York. was report
ed 60 the governor hy Capt. O'Cunnol
% Company a. Ninth New York. ant
ives reported by the governor 10 Wash
ingion for investigation. Capt. O'con,
ndf'a statement was that he had foune
the body Of Sunn lying naked In a a.
viIion hospital two days after death
Infested by marEniHi that an autopsy
had been held, nnd that no preparation
had been made Tor the care Or inter
ment Of the hodv up b. the time u wa
| found by O'Conn1r. The AFFAIR hal
created a great stir. aud Il VIII rcsul
In ihe trial " Capt o'connor by cour
| martial
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Kinr's Death ohsnre. Conditions.

Washington. Aug. 30-'rhe state de.
partment has not yet been oiIiciaiiy
advised OF the reported death Of KING
Malletoa Of samua. and ia ali in,oiih,,t
must remain In official Ignorance Of the
event for SEINE time. 10 come. ovinr
to the slow means II communication
ut the disposal Of the dtus .,tn.nt "a
r. the general Impression hero that Inc
death Of the klng VIII result In Inc
overthrow Of the present form ~
government 81 the Islands. maintained
as Il is by the Joint action of ths
United states, Great Britain and Ger
many.
oniciai reports to the state DEPART
ment show that this governmcnt L.
the most expensive and unsatisfactotN
OF any IN the world. having regard 10
the population OF the samoan rroul,
In the capital city. Apla, there is
maintained a tfiparts munlclpni row
eminent OF vast propofti0natc cxpsnso.
while the reports show that few pcr,
sons are Obliged TO bear the entire cost.
For years the existing Arrangement
for the government Of the samosn
group has been satisfactory to none II
the three Tovofnfncnts. yet II has been
continued Tor the rcnfon that nothing
better could be suggested that would
be acceptable 10 the nations. There
are now indications that at least one
Oh Nnt lhi0th " tunluN around TO
what was favofltc plan ~ settlement
" the state department, namely. a dis.
rupiion OF the present tflpartc roy h
eminent ana an absolute division nf
the Islands Of the group between the
United states. Great britain and Ger.
many.
The principal object OF our govern.
mont has been to retain Possession nf
a coaling or full naval station In the
Islands, ~ as to afford base fnr
naval operations IN the vicinity Of Au-
stralla. AZ well M ~ ensure an open
port for our steamers on the long vny-
axe from San Francisco TO Australia.
The United States now holds title Ia
some ground Tor CoailnE station at
paEO PaEo. on the Island of Tutulia.
This Island IN the least Ia Vie VI afy
~ the group. but Il IA ialue enough
TO support a naval station. % thit Ii
has been the plan Of the state depart
ncnt TO acquire Il a. whole In the
event OF the dissolution OF tha tripartlta
agreement. BanlnR the division us tho
existing Interests OF tho three uatiuna
Germany holding the iargea, interest
would take the island second In alse
possessing the capital Apia. while
Great Britain would secure thu ilrgrs,
~ the group. hut the second In com.
mcrclni importance.
II IL probable that the Office ~ soc.
Rotary OF state VIII be the consldtrt.
ton OF some plan to tide over Tho
crisis expected 20 follow the death vi
the king.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-31

farls, Aug' a0.-i.lcut. Col. Henry.
Who was one u the witnesses In tbc
recent trial u Emile zola 10 contrndic,
minor points of testimony given by c,l.
fiequari. and who was nulneatientlv
wounded In a dud with the latter
onieer, was arrested today aud con.
dueted 10 Fort vaierln byordor Of The
minister OF war, Godfrey CavaiEnac.
The arrest was the result or discoy-
cry that Lieut. Col. HENRY was the
author of n letter involved In the ORGY
fiis case.
The papers say that. owing 10 a let.
rrr from Col. plcquart 10 NJ. cavaienao,
revealing matters which profeasionnl
nccrccy had hitherto prevented him an.
yulRing, the minister OF war examined
all the officers Of the Fcnoral stan on
the DrcyfuH AFFAIR. Lieut.. Col Henry,
on being pressed with questions. CON
fcfsqd that he was the author OF a let
tcf which was onr pf three documents
connected with the conviction Of Drcy.
fua.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-31

Washington. Aug. so-surgeon Cen
eral' Sterberg says that II Ia true thcre
10 sickness Ia poro Rico, but Il IN
not alarming. From the volume h.
sued by tho military bureau OF infor-
nation the following regarding the
climate OF Porto Rico n takcni
In August a aufocatinE heat rclRns
throughout the day and al night ID
N useless 10 seek for GOODNESS; faint
zephyr n succeeded hy calm OF
several hours The atmosphere II
heavy and oppressive and the body.
weakened by perapifation.bc becomes Lam
sud. The appetite fails and the mos
pultos huzzing about tho ears by day
ana night pcrplcx and annoy BY their
nungr, while the fcycfH OF tho troplca
attack Europeans with sudden and
Irresistible violence, This u the most
rickly season FOR tho European. The
Thermometer frequently exceeds ninety
degrees"
IL IN probably climatic conditions
which u causing aiokncfn nmong tho
troops In Porto Rico. Some time AFRO
orders were issued directing that am
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In.arg.nl. wnI Dol Ilcnr,.cnled.

london, Aug. ai.-1'he Manila CORE
spondsnt of the Times nayai Gen.
Wesley MorTlti'y last ohlcial act be.
fore leaving was 10 algn permission
Tor the Insurgents 20 send an omlssnry
10 represent them at the proceedings
% the Paris grand commission. Gen.
Arnlnnldo has sent an agent 10 Hong
kong 20 Inform Filipe Agoncllio. the
lnHurgcnt leader, OF his appointment
for this duty. Con. Whittier succeeds
Gen. Greene M lnicndlcnte,n
a dispatch 10 the Daily telegraph
from Manila. dated August 2lth. says:
IAN the outskirts % Manila are In q
state of complete anarchy. The lnsur-
gents ore hunting and plllaglnH tho
spania. 2, while the natives generally
are rncklrE VILLAGES. rohblng vehicles
and stealing horses"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-31

Our correspondents NJ Santiago. az
woll re- personal Acquaintance with
the iieti, Insist that almost an pub
llahe1 accounts Of the dcstruction 81
Governs ntnt.-our own account among
them do unintcntional injuFiice 10 the
iasahlp New York. While II IL true
that thc flagship was a fcw miles to
the eastward of her curtpmnfy POSI-
uon-hut not at Guantanamo, ns some
correspondents nvcrrcd--whcn the
spanish ileet emerged from SANTIAGO
h1rbor, she was not only within signal
ms distance but within sound OF the
hrst gun fscd. quickly reversing her
couree and hurryinE westward. she had
every spanish ship and every Amcrl-
can ship in view, and The took part In
tne chase with such cucffy that she
finally dashed forward nc the rate Of
seventeen knots the Fastest time made
over that historic bit oi ocean race.
courae-and che was about aH close 20
the Colon-the Hplnish that
wont fufthafi wrri-.aH was Ia. OREGON.
when the inttct'a ia-lnch she'll cnin-
ucllcd the Colon 20 surrender. II takes
much time for a great naval cngarc-
ment 20 be- fought corrcctly-on paper.
but NJ the official reports of the al.
mirnla Sampson and Schley and all Of
the captains are nov. In print. there
can be no excuse for further mistakes
regarding the chase OF Ccrvora's neoi.
As one ablc oiilcor tcrsciy described its
The battle was q oaptaln's battle. It
was fought under the standing order
by Admiral Sampson Close ln toward
harbur entrance ana attack vessels.
No other Tag officer directed the move
mentA OF the actlon."-C0lller'H Wcck-
~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-31

havana, Aug. SOFA Luoha. eom.
mehuhs sdliurially this nftcfnoon an
senior Snguria's Intention 10 prevent
ne cor1ea discussing tho lneidents and
Iysulia N The war aud 10 fotbla the
p.n 10 publish the parliamentary de-
mates efitlcisea thls attitude strongly,
unl condemns hagasta'a "autoeracy
sNn Ah'nlullrin," Ia Lucha says; "The
eNll'h ni Moroceo palcs into lnslgnlfi-
s,he, IN comparison with the Spanish
llemlgr Nevertheless, Il must be adj
nNiifi hat In the prcaont state OF AZ.
ialfs. Senior saRaatn's policy of mug
sung M country and the press Il the
my one that could possibly succeed n
nWlnr ming the consolidation and
unity of the country
ION fando, chief 81 stan 10 Gen.
hlheu' who lately returned fipm "a
evgNst 10 MsNlcu and other CENTRAL
~ south American countries, where
A- sent on secret mission 10 arouse
,ni.ihy Tor spain, win return 10 Ma
s'n wmofrow Hc maintains strics
M. AZ 20 tho results of his mission
On ps.,Npn here win be occupied By
,ri,SsnsofioM Viii be Gen. Blpueo'n
'ls, II. celebrated II In advance
fooa ~. " NJ uaed Ia the purchase OF
n ,,ahle Institutions. UIs rencronlty
puth applauded '- "''N'
ci,is'n, business houses ana private
~ .,. suh.srlh,d dutinr he bioel,ade
mrnt N a. f,pn@ toward the improve
IN n,ni ne navy, but the opportunity
passed ~. una In that way having
q coe.,1 = lneellng was held yostrrday
,ss ' oaei approprlailng tho find h
~ erection Of new ana n,ag,,ncent
npaliish club onlninns NJ AZ i,is mo,
an IN wv, Hll.ly, the subscribers who
h. ny S i',iNaln hgro being In favor OF
irr ,.l,ct but those who are erpeet-
a az ~. % return to spain censldsrlne such
M aA Unfair 90 the spanlah.
tn disnd.,, are greatly agltatod ~ to
mmbns ~ the remains OF Cos
dubs ana i Ia Understood that Tho
Ss'rs oi NeFagua. the only living de-
va, Wy OF The discovcrer Of America.
th.,, 'Nquesl The privilege of remoylne
Nm from The Havana "a a.
Spain nhu carrying them 20
Win mere TO doporlt them
,ree. ,he REMAINS OF amer Mus.
slon ,spanlafdH. Tho general impress.
eig1. mat the remalna are MI in
~ the aurrcnder
lnee ~ ~, insufgent leader, in the prov-
oulars nlnlr del Rio have issuoi cir
pron,i guaranteeing law and order ana
safety to all who viii re.
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||:I|IGI|sif|II|
|S|AIhhIIsJ|

To and from Chicago. st. Louis.
Omaha. Kansas City. aud all eastern
points.
Direct line TO the Trans Nlsslualppi
Exposition. siopoycra allowed al
Omaha on all tickets reading through
that city.
Two through trains each way daily.
Vestlbuled buffet smoking library
ears, Pullman sleeping cars. reclln.
lng chair cars seats FREQ. coaches
aud dining cars. operated on the
Ia carte plan.
Tickets at Offices of connecting lines.
l. a. BENTON, Ticket Agent. n. q.
W. Ry.. Dolly Block.
II. =. ,NEsLiN. Travelling Pass ana
Freight Agent.
w y. MMILLAN. Gen. Agt..
sii s. W. Temple st.. Salt Lake city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-31

Cleveland. o.. AUG. ao.-As result OF
the blue law crusade lnati;utrd BY u
few Of ,hc retail cl1ihlng dealers las
sunday. a number u mcgtnEH hiNi
been arranged. Tomorrow Afternoon
the. druggists will meet, Friday. nlsh'
the news stand mon and cigar ltalcfi
will Fsl together. and tomorrow nigh
the cio,hlng men. who caused ~.
Trouble. will have a conference. Tn
feeling OF the druggists. news stand
men and clgar dealers n thas unless
the crusade Il called on before mex
sunday. fhcy viii prevent sunday
work ON newspapers. even e. Aellinf
and delivering, an1 viii stop .hc run
Ming Of street cars on sunday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-31

Washington. Aug. sO.-The surgeon
In charge u the hospital at Fort Me
fhcr-on. Atlanta. reports 10 the SUR
gcon general that the COO patients thorc
are being wcil cared for. He has seven
y-onc female nurses and plenty Of Ice
milk and other thinrr, and fund II
1000 90 oNp-nd Tor anything that may
be needed. Any reports Of starving. h.
HHya. must have come from some ~
phuld convalcaccnt who WINS not al
lowed all he wanted 20 eat by surgeons
orders 10 prevent serious collapse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-31
A,,ael.. rmrsrof rr.asrIsL.

Berlin. Aug. ai,-Iierr Morltz nnsch's
book on hlHmarck Just published, con-
talnr n severe attack upon the late
Emperor Frederick. Refefring TO Bis
mafck's memoirs. the author says;
bismarck was able 10 make history
hut he lacked the quality necessary 10
write u. These defects wcfr supplied
by iothar iiuschcr. but ~ he died be-
fore the work could be finished. II re-
mains Torso, though one OF many
sided Interest and value"
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troops not actually needed IN the Is
land should be sent home. aud some u
the troops in Porto Rico have been
ordered home 10 be mustered out.
The same handbook quoted above
states that about the millie ~ Ear-
TENDER the ruins are something terrific,
and that II Is about the ilfat 81 October
before the weather becomes scnsibly
cooler
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-31

copenhagcn. Aug. ao.-The Rrltlsh
cruiser Cleopatra. belonging 10 the
Niinlng squadron. has arrived hsrs
Wiih the crew ~ the Norwesian
schooner l.ovellg, whluh she rcpnr,s
htNlng sunk In collision near Haven
i l,,anl, Ihe Cleopatra put eighteen
plu'llrhpia on board the schooner In
an en1ri % save the Vossel, bud she
ieundernd o. suddenly fhat six OF ~
blutJackctf werc drowned,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-31

London. Aug. so.--John Morley. ilbcr-
IiurEhs and former chief recrctary Tor
ireland, Sir John Lubbock. the distln-
sulracf s0lcEsss. aHd liberal unl1nist
member OF Parliament for London uni
vsrsi'y. and many other men of POSI-
ton In the political and pclsntlns
world. have expressed their approval
OF the cEdr'A plan.
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KIlea whlle A,tsmp,lnr an Arr,.,.

~ Paso, Texas. Aus. ae.-Dr oscar
~. Loon, state Tanrfr fatally
wounded by John Collier and other
parties unknown near s0corr1, Tex,
last night. while Bnux ana 81. Loon
were trying 90 arrest Collier and
others Collier IL In IAN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-31

Berlin. Aug. 3o.-Thc oeie,,i Noya
Dcutache AilEamalne Zelttins h.li'y.t
90 be Inspired BY Prince Hon ni.hs. Inc
imperial chancellor. DECLARES tha VII
nngnfHs of Emperor william and Ger
many 70 Accept the Invitation 10 al
INV, snu me clhFfena az proposed by the
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The ,;ad Of Her Regency.

The HlFuc Aug. ao.-Thc queen re-
rtrs u Holland IN proclamation Just
Issued ur-n the occasion Of the end nl
htf regency, her daughter Queen VIII
~ ues warm pleasure 81 seeing the
whole nation ranged joyoualy around
M fhrnnr o: the young queen"
ihanks God that her dolreat wish has
been heard, ana after thanking tho
people Tor heir loving and faithful
support " herself lnvokca Gods blcss.
ias upon the youthful sovereign ana
slncludea' May our country become
rftli In everything IN which A small
nation can be great"
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turn to their fields and farms. Tho e,u.
bans In that province have al an ~.
ample which will surely be followed
elsewhere.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-31
HE A..nr,ne, Wa. nels,sa.

Ptkn. Aug. ao-A hlgh member OF
Che T,nnr ii Yamcn (chlncae foreign
offel. who L. a British sympaihixsr.
edmplllnei. In the course OF a recent
interview. ihat Great Britnin's aasur-
ancs u support against Russian az
gtrsslgn. Wa helatcd. -.
why" asks this functionary, with
hold such a declaration until Russia
hia secured Pom Arthur. aud France
ob.linri considerable concessions IN
che s0u,hf The dllinSegrati1n 81 the
empire has begun. and today the ne
cifIiy Tor strong action Il less urgent
thar whom Russia first obtainsd a foot
hoid"
Ne admitted tina, China had broken
htr promises 20 England. but this. he
argued, was because Russian pressure
uua too strong 10 BE- resisted. He com.
plalnei OF british Ignorance of Rus
alan line % action" and siid. why
does England approach Russia directly
WIKI a declaration that Russla's inter-
ference IN China win be- regarded AZ
tasuH Oelllf II u useless u punish
helpless china and % participate In the
dlslnieFratlon Of the empire. The
Tsung IL iamen prefers that British
Influence should be paramount. In. II
q unable 60 DO anything unless Eng
land helps with sword In hand"
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f,1u,E1Uls
4@lwEElIgEaI
OREGON SHORT linz
Railway.
TINE CARD IN EFrEcr MAY si1s
Trains arrive and depart AZ SAT- Lako cIty
Railway.
TINE GARD rs FFFEor NAY aiss

fiNh YARD IN tIltCr MAY Aio1
Trains arrive and depart at sal, Lake city
uhily as fOilowsi
Anutvr
From Chicnro Omaha. ~ Louis
kansas uliy. Dcnvor Park city
rfom Helena. lutte Portland San " m
lanciscA Ogden and lnturnod-
FROM san frahcisca. cache Vaiicy " u"
g. o,e,en and iniernigdiaic pgini,. Z Bpm
kansas city, Denver and os1ioni 10 u IN
IRON Frisco. Milford. sanpotn. Pro-
w iurkh Mammutn. Silver
a., Guy and intermediate points,. 6aop m
rocelo and oaffoid Beach .''.' iWpm
nrrsur
Tor Chicago, Omaha. Denver, Kan.
sas city, - Louis Ogden and
TOR san Francisco. OGDEN. cache
d, valley and Intermediate points ; % - y
Tor orlcn. Denver. Kansas city
omaha, ~ Louis thicaro aud
T.. l9n,efmodi,alc p9lnis.... ,,...,..., 0 ai pm
ii, and -an francisco -. '....,.'.. S pm
Tor horcur. Eureka. silver city,
fpvp. NephL sanpcie, Milford.
-. Frisco aud Intermediate points 7 N a m
fMiked train Tor sarnuld ilcarh
Iooclo aud Terminus. ..,........ THam
Trains south of iuab run daily except
'DSiiy cScoptsunday
CITY TICKET OFFICE, UNDER AISONC HALL.
No. 800 Most second south street
Telephone Ma 81
ilalifoad end Steamship Tiekon on sal.
TO Al parts Of tho world
Pullman Palace Car ticket onirN
u. o. HURLEY.
Gen. Pass aud Ticket Agent
w. I.e1,..t arrnn1e Nan...,.
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THE COLORADO MIDLAND RAILROAD

Two Through Trains Daily
between salt Lake City, Ogden and Lead.
Vile. cripple Greek. Colorado springs. Dem
yer and all points east Only line running
efs On both morning and evening trains
Tbs line. In connection with thu Rio Orando
Western. reaches Denver earlier than any
other liho Via colorado springs, No change
% cars " delayed trains. Take tho Colo
fado Midland and save time aud enjoy the
finest ride aud gfandcst scenery In Colorado
lor full Information call on Il CIV. Railway
agent, or
W. y BAILEY, o. A. nRowN.
q a. Cen, Agent
Denver. Colo. Salt Lake CITY.