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Sudden Death.

~ Charles. Idaho. Nov. 81. 1885.
To the Editor:
Niels Johanscn of This place died very
suddenly yesterday morning. aged 81
wars and i5 days, We had been nll-
INK Tor year or gwo. but no one
thought that the end was ~ near.
a. he has been around most " the slime
cong his work. aud yest rday morning
as was his custom, ho saddled his hlrs.
and drove his COW 10 The pasture uhou.
lN1 miles from home. returned and att
q very hearty breakfast, ana sat down
ny the stove. while his wife was at,
tending her household duties. A yer,
l.1tle while after she heard knock Oh
me Moor. and running from she panir,
NV MN lying on the ilo0r She raise
nm w, but he was dead. lie en-
ntacod the Gospel in hl1 native land
DENMARK, emgmted 90 Utah In 1862
ne diel In the faith ~ the Gospel.
\ liilo boy ~ Herman and France
hpoth war seriously hurt some tim
s.nee by Eetting one les broke In Nv,
places. and the other In one. lie 20
on o. log unnhscrycl by his oldei
horse.
Dr. Aulgulre set the fractured limb
anu 'he boy Is getting along nicely.
u, NJ A.
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.HAWAIIANS EX-QJIEN.
GOING TO WASHINGTON FOR THE WINTER


Ex.oueen Liiioukaiani arrived here Vt
q ,.ci,ck this morning over the RIO
u,,na. Western. There were quite n
number q native diawalians al the de-
ROT 60 meet her After a cordial greet
Ing ana an Invitation 10 call upon her
az tho j<nu,sf,rd. the party entered -
carriage and we're quickly driven TO the
/ hotel.
wn,p seen q. the Knu,sford the ex-
,u.,, Looked a little weared but was
a,herwlso IN excellent health. She ia
travelling across the continent very
quietly. accompanied only by iwo Hl-
wallan maids and Mr. Charles liamil-
ton English OF waab,ngion. u. c.. who
IL acting a. her private adviser.
lfi,oukanianl - not unknown ~
many Utah people. as they have seen
her In her own home and u1t.vc land.
She h large woman. physically. with
/ a pleasant oountoaaucc which shows no
lines Of harshncss or melancholy that
/ would bctoken one who has been
| ,nnrrcd with an ovcrwccning ambition
90 rule rs an autocrat. or from whose
brow dladem had been torn away.
From her cOnycrFition one would take
her tasidc from her duaky complexoD
ta he u well educated and reiincd
| Amotlcan woman. The young ladies'
Whi act ~ her maids. are NJ the cream
" thc Hawaiian nobility and are decld.
Aftsr breakfast at the hotel there was
| n stream OF callers fium the cX-queen'a
one ;imc subjects who arr residents OF
Salt Lake and who called
O. pay their respects ~ their one time
| sovereign. A number ~ returned mis-
slona,isA OF the Mormon church. who
had inbored In the Stands when she was
/ a queen Indeed. We're alfJ among the
| callers. all Of whom she received kindly
/ aud Nath plcaHant words. The eN-qucrn
expressed WISH 10 meet some Of the
Church leaders. but no such meeting
| was arranged. The sN.queen speaks
English fiuon,ly but will not say any.
thing Of herself leaving All the talking
/ with the outside world 90 Sit. English.
During the afternoon che party Wa
| driven around the city, fnklng N the
various points ~ interest. Tho drive
was of short duration az the ladies are
| wsaricd with shgir journey and more
| cllncd 90 rest than aEht-Heeing.
when asked this morllnS Mr.. En-
| gilsh said there was ebsolutely no
| truth In the reports " the San Fran.
cisco papers that the eX-auecn was go
ing ~ Warrington % Ia any especial
manner prcss her claims upon the gov-
ernmem.
she IL loGng 90 Washington" sad
Mr. English. simply because she likes
she clty and Z " her habit 10 spend
her winters there. She WAS a. The
capital last winter and che winter be-
fore that. The newspapers have NOS
treated her fairly. Last year the san
Francisco papers said she was dying,
You sec how FAR she looks from Il so-
day"
| I.liiuokainnia IL deeply Interested IN
| Utah ~ 80 many OF her former subjects
nrv here but the main reason ~ her
vlaii at this time - from the fact that
/ a better srain service could be gut ",
| present over she RIO Grando Western
and this Induced chem tn widt over u
day. The party leaves this evening ut
i siis for the East. Going from Denver
the party will visit st. Louis and from
thence No directly on ~ Washington.
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PROVO.
Provo. UTAH.


Last wednesday evening about my
vt ihr members ~ the Y. l.. VI. !. n
OF the Timpanogos ward surprised ME-
Joanna patten, ghc president of the a..
rlciatiln. and spcns a very pl'af1nt
evening at her home with music snF'
FproChes. recitatl0ns. ric., ana N par
slklug " nne luncheon provided mr
she ocoaAion by the visiiors.
Thnr wintertan has been charged
with cruelty 9, animals before Jua,lre
Noor and Wua to have herring to-day
He IL accused " stahhirE cow be-
llnEing TO Orcn Hewlett. In a most
vicious manner with a piichfork'
Jcns Petersen and MARITIME Andersen
W Vineyard were married yesterday
10y Judge Duscnberry.
Blfhop Knudsen of thc Fire ward
waa cnahlcd. through thc generosity "
some ~ ihc members VI he ward, 50
distribute ~ sons ~ coal O. needy
families Thanksgiving day. Tn coal
was divided amour seventeen families
wins were given q half son each.
The Uiah County Teacher aasocla-
iiuu met tnddy IN the Parker fchUol.
where the following program was rem
dcrcd. Drill in vocal music. by George
~. Done. Lecture on geology. 10y PrYL
T.. y. Hiucklcy; lecture on higher cdu-
cation hy Pr,Eidcn. Klngrhury ~ she
tulvtrsity: lecture ON general biology,
by Pr1t ". VI. Wolfe.
a Mrs. T.. ~ Tdrier. " Kcmmerer
Wyoming. has written ~ sheriff Siarrs
So the effcc; that she believes George
Waiscn. the bogus check man sentenced
last Wednesday. u Harry Mnrkw1rth
who was bartender In sdl0un owned
BY Mis-, Tarter. and LEFT on the 18th VI
October wlih money holongiug 90 her.
She gives a good description 81 the
cinvicicd man.
a telegram was received by Edlmr
Glove, VI the Enquirer. Thuriny. va
nlunClng the drnth ~ his broth r,
Peer. In Hltehi1wn On tho day before.
~ particulars were given except that
the death occurred suddenly while she
deceased was at work. ile Was a man
about thirty year, ~ age and a
respected citizen. \ wife and three
children are left 90 mourn his lurs.
Mining deeds we're MED for record
yesterday from Hugo Dcprlzln 1t al 81
Charles Harvey blanchard for an In
dlVidull onc-ihird Interest In the En-.
M No and Emma NJ. claims. The
CONSIDERATION named is 800. AMI
ir1m james Wilson 90 james ~ Lar.
IN Tor ihe Minnie Moore aud the Frac.
tl1n calms. consideration. SIS Al the
claims are located IN North rirrlc min.
ipf District.
on Thursday Mrs. Rhod, Ramsey Dc.
parted this NE a. the home " her rin,
u'Nrge w. Ramsey ~ thc Fourth ward
nt ,hiH city. Mrs. Ramsey was \. years
81 ago. che came from Illinois to Utah
IN lss1. aud has lived IN paysan and
ff1vg since that fsme. Numerous de-
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reunion " the family Of WIN. 81.
N'i,l "as held In the 81. Charles
meeting house oct N. 1885, There
~ present " the family on, children
. srahiehlldrsn ~; grcat.giundchid.
a. ~ /" Bishop J. A. Hunt, Bishop II.
s,N.''eh and wlfe,were honorei guests
" we family After the meeting was
''l 70 order the choir sang. Come
~ 'nllr'h Of the Lord. Prayer was
."'''l By Moslah Booth. u. NJ. Pug
~,' male shor, address of welcome
~ ''hgraiulated brother Alfred on
s ag worthy example set before his
chH,S ne had been a member u the
ss,s,h % Jesus Christ Of I.atter-day
re' ". almost from the beginning, and
~ Nv or nus p1sterity had yet denied
Gy,s,l. Tie " greatly blessed In en-
yah@s furh ekeellen. health al h,a adj
b v age, is years After singing
Tmi h.es u. booth. recitation by
AA Alred aud a song by Eva and
,so a A,l,sd' Bishop J. \. Hunt made a
Nj, puAliet was rendered h. Vim. IA
ma, h'n ana Others. Remarks were
' W VIM. l. Alfred. In which he
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lNhNNNNHNAH fNWRf
that she could rest. She said, M,
nother. l must get ans lesson tonight
the morning. l DONE know why u u,
hut have been falling behind my class
Tor over slN mun,hs. aud l must Noit
In order 90 graduate this spring ! be.
hsye viii ~ ard make me cup VI
strong coffee. that viii brace me up 80
a god cup ~ c1nee Was made ana
Maud got through wih her lessons at IL
O'Clock.
''Thr next morning I heard a ratil-
ing at the stove about half past four
and went down a. IND Maud there
building a IRE. She Hnid she could not
slecp aud that she had 30 study. - she
thought she would make some coffee
a. n helped her the night brfore. l
went back 90 bed with heavy heart,
for there was q thought OF danger
creeping IN. step by step my mind
went hack over thc last year. and the
acts az our dear daughter during that
time, passed before me ike piano.
rama. She used 90 be - well ana hap
~, but now she acted a. II she was al
most crazy with nervousness ana a
wreck OF her normer Beautiful ss'i; II
daynad upln shc mothers mind that
Maud was fndlnR away, and lookln.
10 tlnd. brcithed silent prayer 10
the dear father 20 save my ohlld.
'srhe next morning ! started out To
consult the family physician, but lust
at ghe door. | met a ncghl'prH daug-
ter on her way IA school \ year ago
this young lady had been couhnei To
her he'd for months with nervous pros
rattan. and ID WAS whispered about
maj n she lived. she would he likely 60
io.e her mind. Her parents sent her
away 10 a village near by, ana thls
was the nrst Time I had seen her since
her return. I saw that she Was the pie
lure OF health. and I saldi why, Fan
Mo Prayer. what have You been doing
with y0urselfg I never saw such q
chanse In my ilfe.' She answered.
,whv yDu know / nnally found out
th,sthe c,lffee I was drinking was ruin
lur me. and when I gpl out TO Anntle's
she toSk the coffee away entirely and
give me Postum Cereal Food Coffee.
Thai a the only thing ! have had. and
ynu can SEQ what the result ". | am
just a. well as ! can possibly be, and
getting annS peauNl'"'F WIN my
~ Mas 10 deeply Impressed with Fan
,,faia eNperience, and her former cundl-
tlon t1iiled ~ closely with Mauia, that
/ abandoned my proposed "Trip q the
nhysclan's, and wont instead 10 the
sr0cer's and secured package nt Pos
ann. That night Maud had Postum
Enn1 C5ffee. instead ~ coffee ana the
next morning tho dear child said she
Ma siept and was very much refreshed,
me eff,ct was ~ instantaneous that l
was very much surprised, and feared
nsrhaps there might he some medicines
IN postum. hut have since been assur-
"a anal IA contains no medlunes what
.v,r hut that on the contrary. u * made
y, nure cereals 20, handled By skilled
s,niris. In ~ manufacture, that the
aNic,te ANAL particles Of phosphate of
n,tash are retained Ia q natural state
rs found In certain paris 81 the eers ats.
80 ,hat This. together with che albu.
,,en In food g1ez quickly 30 work 10
rHbt,,ld the nervous system, our dau-
cher mas been saved 70 Us. She gradu &.
81 With honor. and Instead ~ the
,,srvnns wreck she was at one time. she
Y NOW the picture Of bounding health.
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ROYAL s PsxD.s
y ABSOLUTELY PURE
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome

long and useful lie. The funeral will
be held iu Payaon next Sunday.
In the case II Fannie II. Moore vs.
VIM. Bowen 90 nj. an order was made
In the Fourth district court correcting
description ~ iand and for "a new
order u sale. cortaininE the corrected
description. 60 De published. IN the
estate Of George W. Brimhaii deceased.
an order approving Guai account and
VI distribution was made.
ole Olson was presented at tho opera
house last evening TO u large and APP
prccia4ive audience. who va kept
merry during the entire evening by the
quaint sayings and duiaFs u Ole and
thc clever specialize ~ various mem-
bera " the company. The play goes
again here fon.ghi and next Monday
rhrce highs Crrigcment opens at
the New Grand IN Sal; Lake.
sacrifice sal. ~ Ladies' Wrappers
And Tea Gowns at Il. e. ~. !. all this
week.
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RECLAIMED HEALTH.
Gratifying Lottors 20 Mrs. Pink
ham From Happy womon.


Mrs. L. woonuaEn.
Mills, Ncb., writes;
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doctors said ! had consumption and
nothing could be done for me. Ny
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had several doctors. They all said l
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y. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
and It helped me right AWAY; mcnscs
returned and | have gained In weight.
have better health than have had for
years. itiswondcrful what your COM
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"I Peel In, . New Person.
Mrs. Gro. LIAcn.
1909 Belle 81. Alton. Ill. write.

Mrs. Gro. LLAcn.
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Before began To take your Vcgc.
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causing me 60 be- 10 weak | could not
stand. Icould neither sleep nor eat. aud
looked No badly my friend, hardly
knew me.
~ took doctors medicine but did not
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Rist gave me one Of your little books,
mud after reading II decided 10 try
Lydia 4. rinkhams Vegetable Com.
pound. feel like new person. I
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Draper. Utah. Nov. 10. 1895 Mrs III.
len Green 90 ghis place stTsea that her
husband has been taking the well
known medicine. Hoods struplrllla,
for eur stomach and heartburn. and 70
has cured him. It's health has been
better the past rcafpu than ever be-
fore. Her daughter has been alllng
OR some tim. tut has begun taking
u1Jl'a Sstslpirllii and she also u I'M
proving IL is the best medicine money
fuu bug.
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TWO PRETTY SCHOOL GIRLS.
usinE slowly Poisoned to Death by Cot
fs.--A Mothers story.

"our daughter. Maud. gradually he.
gan ~ show more and more nervous
,rpnhie during her school days last
gprlng. and u came 60 such pass tha'
she was not making the pfOgtcru dc.if.
90. and was ~ terribly nerN.uH' wa,
.xeent by abe utmost EFFORT she could
M vi still. or gst her mind upon bet
work. one evening asked her what
IN the world allied her and tod hcr u
put her lesson aside until morning 81
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Disease Is cured not by magical In
Hence II II that Ayers saraapnrllia
cures. and shat 10 proves % cminenuy
Hucccrtful. n IL n rkiiifully.
and strictly scientific blood-puflnsr and
tonic the only one admitted TO the
Worlds Fair
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Infant mortality l. something fright.
ful. Nearly onc-quartcr de before
they reach one year. one.thlrd before
they are nvc, and one-haif before thcy
are nfiooni Tho timely use OF
WHITES CREAM VERMiFuGE
would save majority OF these
precious lives. Price 20 cts. Y. C. ~ l.
Drug Dept.
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TAXES OF THE COUNTIES.
State Auditor Makes a Report Giving The fig.
ures fcf The Year.

state Auditor Richards has COM
plelcd u s,atemcn, OF tax valuations
and ooilcctibic taxes VI the various
counties In the state as follows.
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m. undersigned will sell % private
sale righi shares ~ the capital stock
~ the ttth y s1lt Lake Canal cnm-
ptny. and an She following described
tract ~ land 'u.Wli;
C1mmenclug at the uor,hwes, corner
" the northeast quarter uf section
tHriysthrre till. township two 90,
south NJ rlnrc one % west. Salt Lake
meridian. running thence east nfty
ti0l iHdf. thence south nfty-acvcn and
HX-touihs 90 G-i0l rods. thence west
nfiy ts0l rods, thence alrih nfty-sevcn
ana sixteenth 90 600 rods 60 the place
NJ beginning.
on ur after the Nth day ~ December.
1888 ana written bids win be received
~ the residence " Elna Johnson. adj
ministfatriN. al, West Jordan. SAT- Lake
CuUniy Utah.
Terms - sab. ten pr cent r-sh m
~" ~ ale ana the balance the
confirmation thereof by the cm,,.
iii.NA JOHNSON,
Administrators.
Harlow Fe-sus0n. Attorney Tor "A.
mlUlHtratriN.
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zlnn's Savings Bank y Trust Com
pany. Nos. I. . and 3 Main street. IN
the largest and oldest Savings Btna In
Utah; 2iii accounts have been
opened since the bank was established
In isi1. Have you an account II rot.
start one now.
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Rheumitlam, with az sharp twlnges
aehw and palms. ID You know the
rlusei Acids In ,he blood has accu-
muiaied In your joints. The cure "a
found In Hoods Sars1parlln which
nenirllizea this acid Thousands write
"a.
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10 FER cent nvdu~tion On An Lace Cur
tnins 80 T.. &. ". I.
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HOODS PILLS cure nausea, sick
sa.eadache, bIilousness, Indigestion. Price
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In the Third judicial District Court.
state ni Utah. county % salt
Lake, Probate Division.
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The direct line 10 Kansas city. ~.
Louis aud Atlantic Hcabuafd IL via
the Missouri Facinc Hallway. from
Pueblo. Through llorp.ng and chair
cars. and an connections made In
unlon dopots IN ths daytime. ~ you
are golnE Eas, nnd care Tor "A day.
light ride through the grandest seen.
cry ~ the Rocky Mountains pnrnute.
see that your ticket reads via sis.
souri, Pacific Railway. Elegant chair
ears positively free 60 the holders VI
regular train tickets.
u. u. KOosEI,. G. =. q T.. A.,
salt Lake CITY,
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photographs Of nnes, quality made by
.lohnaon-Pratt Drug Co. ~ Main ~.
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In the matter VI the Estate Of James
johnson. Deceased.
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y. &. ~. 1. bargain safe OF Ladies' " rap
prrs.
Aui Ttl Gowns ih.a week. choices.
values yet offered ia these g1lds.
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! ministratrix.
The evening times., 1898-06-14
scbnde-CcunseImnn Race.

Multicycle paced competitions have met with
much favor during the past season throughout
the country, and the second big event of this
character between Lee Councilman, Of this city
and Fred Schade, Of Georgetown College. the
Southern champion, opponents, ought to sup
ply battle such is seldom socn in this city.
The pair will race FIVE miles, and each will have
twenty pacemakers. The distance might sem
TO favor Counselman, who is long distance rid r,
and has won every match Of this nature this sea-
son. and is recognized champion at this game.
Scfade. as everyone knows. is a short distance
sprinter, and does not profess 10 be crack at any
distance over two miles. Nevertheless his many
friends are confident that he will, as usual, up
hold his end
The evening times., 1898-06-14
CITY BREVITIES.

Mrs. Emily Roche, the mother of Johr
Roche. of this city, died Sunday at Ridge
ty, Md.
Mrs. d. Lissberger. of this city, is Wis
lting her sister. Mrs. NJ. Samstag, at No
1871 Linden Avenue, Baltimore.
A marriage license to Robert Lee Eu-
bank. of this city, and Annie NJ. Barnes.
Of Hagerstown. Md, was issued at Balti-
more yesterday.
+. q. Peterson, painter, while at work
In a residence near Dupont Circle yester-
day fell from the scaffolding and was sepi-
ously injured in the spine and head.
The Supreme Lodge Royal Crescent
met in annual session last night at 5l4
Ninth Street northwest. Delegates from
Connecticut, Massachusetts and Wash
ington were present.
X. III. Lewis narrowly escaped asphyx-
iation at downtown hotel yesterday
morning. The gas, which had been turn
ed down low, went out and he was rem
dered unconscious but recovered after
treatment at the Emergency Hospital.
Willie Johnson, a small colored boy,
had his hands badly lacerated by the ex-
plosion of toy cannon he was firing
yesterday afternoon. After receiving sur
Sical attention at the Emergency Hospi-
tai he returned to his home, los Capitol
Court southwest.
The blacksmith shop at the navy yard
was damaged to no little extent by an
explosion, which occurred yesterday af-
ternoon, caused by an accumulation of
gas in the blower of an engine used to
force air into the forges. Carpenter Ross,
who was at work in the shop, was pain
fully burned about the face and neck
Julius Pekovshi a tailor engaged in
business at 734 Seventh Street, was ar
rested last night on the charge of buying
stolen goods. He is alleged to have pur-
chased diamond ring valued at s175
from colored newsboy named Fred
Washington. The ring was stolen from
the residence of William P. George, % O
Street northwest, which was entered by
burglars on May q.
William NJ. Strothers and Edward
Smith. both colored, and condemned muir
derers. will die on the gallows for their
crime on Thursday. The instrument of
execution now standing in the north cor
ridor of the jail is ready for its victims.
having been tested and found to be in good
working order. Both will be hanged to-
gether. Smith will die for the killing of
Edmonia Jackson in Chutes Alley Stroth-
er killed Rosa Talbot with whom he lived
In house on Talbot Street. This will be
the first dual hanging at the District Jail
for more than twenty years.
The Central Labor Union, at their reg
ular weekly meeting at the Typographi-
cal Temple last night, heard the state
ment OF delegate from the Bricklayers'
union, to the effect that notwithstanding
an appropriation by Congress for the
erection of a wall around the District
jail, no contract had been let. Secretary
kreiter was instructed to bring the mat
ter to the attention of the proper author
tiles. A delegate from the Bakers and
Confectioners' Union state that prom
inent bakery firm of this city, who has
contract for furnishing bread to Camp
Alger, is furnishing machine-made and
an inferior quality of bread. An investi-
cation will be made.
The evening times., 1898-06-14
WRsbiIgtOn Won.

The Orioles barely escaped a shut out
at the hands of the Senators yesterday
afternoon. Mercer pitched an invincible
game, while Nops was an easy PROPOSE
ton for the locals. Anderson and Mer-
Ger each hit the ball for homers, and the
former was responsible for two runs, the
latter sending in the other three. keeler
was injured about the left arm, chest and
face on the bleacher barricade when he
made a sensational catch of Doyles ap-
parently safe homer in the eighth. Nc
Gam and Kelly were put out the game
for kicking The score:
The evening times., 1898-06-14
was seriously afiicted with a conrA =.

"aS ser'Vusf! aHIicteu WIN cough for
several years, and last fall had a moro
severe cough than ever before. bare
used many remedies without recej,,n, :.
much relief. and being recommended %
try bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Rer,'
edy. by a friend, who. knowing me to ho
a poor widow. gave 1t TO me, / tried :.
and with the most gratifying results. Tbs
first bottle relieved me very much and the
second bottle has absolutely cured me
have not had as good health for twenty
years. Respectfully. Mrs. Mary A. Heard
Claremore, Ark. Sold by Henry Evans
wholesale and retail druggist, 9as F Street
northwest and Connecticut Avenue and
S Street northwest and .142S Maryland
Avenue northeast.