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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-23
WARD MEETINGS.
sal, Lake CITY. utah.

Salt Lake City. Utah.
Nov. %. is9s.
10 the Bishops Of the wards Of salt
Lake city. Farmers. Sugar House
Fores. Dale. Brighton. MIL Creek
ard wllforii
Dear Breihren-wi,h the ccnsens OF
che presidency Of the siit Lake Stake
Of Zion. visitors from the country Who
have come 90 shis city 70 attend the
Sunday School convention. have been
invited 10 attend the meetings OF the
above wards on the evening of sunday
November gTih. and WIKI the permits
sion Of thc Bishops and ward auih'rl-
ties uddresS the respective congrcgi-
lions On matters connected with the In
.ercs,s and progress Of our sunday
schools. Brethren Of the General
Board OF the Dcseret sunday School
Union. and Of the stake superintcnd-
ency and their aids. are appointed 90
take charge Of these delegations and
will ylsi, with them the wards a. fol-
lows
lat ward-J. +. Bennett;
md ward--oco. X. Reese;
srd ward.-A. Parrot.
9Th ward-Alouzo Young;
9Th ward-w. c. Burton.
9Th ward-Jcs. Lindsay:
IN ward-w. q. waEsiaff;
sih ward-E. C. Millerl
9TH ward-R. q. Maeser;
10Th ward--J. W. saunders;
ii,h ward-Iienry Tuokett;
i.,h wani-w. N. Shepherd;
18th ward-T. C. origrs;
itth ward-o. II. worhihg,on;
18Th ward-J. ". Mills.
is.h ward-A. Rhunauist;
i7th wand--E. %. Taylor
18Th ward-J. n. Parry;
18Th wari-c. II. Hyde;
Goth wara %. ID. Romney;
els. ward-siilss A. Romn.y;
s,nd ward-E. y. Parry;
ARD ward-Joe. W. Maynes:
seth ward-L. Ia-on;
rarmsr--w. Bradford:
sssnr House,. W. Tire:
rOrrs' Dale--R. 8. Horne:
csnnon-HuEh J. cannoni
eth Ward Branch-f. W. Richards;
Brlgh,on-w. II. DouEali;
IT,; Ward Bnnoh-w. ". Stewart;
center-f.eo Hunsaker.
Your Brethren.
GEORGE q. CANNON.
GEORGE GODDARD.
KARL q. MAEsER.
General supcrintendenoy.
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The committee on reception and sub.
sisfsnce for the Sunday school conven-
tloa are requested 10 meet at No. t0s
Tcmpleien building. wednesday even.
ing. Nov. ARA, at o'clock.
GEORGE REYNOLDS.
Chairman General Committee.
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Ilp~ls u. 49,. -
DErwEEN TnE tTMh W. HoANriLh
Cos store and rs Moth Ssco"" Wtst .
packaxc contalnInc dfy goods. With Utah
Mercantile COS n,d,rs N. Return to a. ".
Davis. ias North end west aud 10 rewarded
ChRriffCATE fOR sl.iitso On fih-r
+ x p.iersan W.,ata 10 Y a. Peterson.
% North THIRD West and IT, r'Warucn.
FOR BARGAINS ~ mousLu0Lp
goods. hrc-prooI safes etc gu " I ueny
storage Co. ie6.iss south West lcmplc'
sooJs ~ all kinds bought. D. W. oh'oh. -
ron sALE.
sECONB-HANb WOOD MD IRON
Working Machinery holefs' Ehgln.s.
etc, at Washington WORKS ~ s"utn
State street, Salt Lake city. -
RESTAURANT DOtNG GOOD nusi-
ness. a Bargain III Lcalthi u viii pay you
20 Investigate "a Most second south
Will. SILL TnL FURNITURE OF TWO
elegantly furnished fuoinsi cu.i over '-vli
will sell for sIO0 cash Address v q. box jol
Ar CO~T-GuN-. RALpK-, sTROlS
pocket cutlery. shears aud SCISSORS. held
and opera glasses. sweaters etc. ". X
kvans, ~ West second south
NOTICE To HoME.-ETREBs-L LOOK At
following numbered modern brick houses
~ nssy ~, igu max ne ~ pIes %
Oener ~ - street
siN-nOoM COTTAGE lot asNi0 RODS.
als1 Nv acres. improved, close 10. Inquire.
70 second street or ~ Hooper block.
JOHN MCDONALD. III. HAS fUliCliAs-
ed thc finest lot OF TufAcys ~ tab for
ThanksgivtnR. No 90 and 80 81. NAins
I'M FhOsFttIiNI STUCK IN IlN-
tic. prupcriy close IN hy iiumhuR minr, only
snhli .m1un, Tot sale. Mchhrck' under
"s"A " '"'''i''te".
a GREAT OPPORTUNITY. ELEGANT
Piano and furniture. G-ronm house at
yo9,r 2wn price. Gail at once'ES west Sec
OUTFIT ron rtinNtsi,iSa A ROOM
bed. stoves, chairs, etc. Apply "a 10 west
SPECIAL BALI oF oVERcoATs
aud ulsters; iatsat styles at v.ry low
Main.
FtNNITt1tE ItANaEN. upuOt..
storing shop, elegant work, low prices,
aH kmpdn called Tor and delivered. la3
east Third South.
fuRNtTtRE-THE UTAH SECOND.
hand store. stoves. Furniture and house.
hold goods Of every description, tools. etc.
James sorenson, ais south state street
HAY, GRAIN, AND SEEDS. GRAIN
Seefn o. sen. s A s oa esher Psse so SS[
silt Lake ci'y, .....,-.
SMALL fAHu 81 10 A,NE- ~ IAkds
lnEton. Davis county, Utah two lowing
wells. house. barn. stables. good orchard aud
oth.r imgrovcmcnt,, Tor tutthc, particulars
wv. W. W wv ~. -hnlt.- oneiia' iha
WILLARD TAuIfS AND sUPpIII--
uso w nudd. billiard and Fool Tables
~, ~ I'M 10 .'seh hspah .9th ot sh ues-
eflpilnns h..pr south West Icmple.
ttilS OF ALL KINDS IN .TOck AND
made D. order LARGEST estnblishncnt Ia
Tho vest, h, stsnrsl Itr %. ~ Main ~
ito fAkhs fiNE az AonE rgAcr
ander canal. close % ciiy, ali under culiisa-
SOME tLfgNNT uAR1AINs IN MALL
housss, eiosa In. easy psymonts calf and
SEQ ~. Meeks Hro.., IS AtiAs block
-,i,, .f<i,,s- ..,,l- '.,f.l..,it.a-..s,,
cultivated OH T,st ana isth .an,bi cl.ssnt
huy. III an N.cLs Ilf0S "a Atias biori
it,,n,i. ,,,,.,S,' ,,,'r ",,,.s.,sI.s
a,irtlon and nrivat" ale IIoiid.y ioo,.
.tatlonery, aiIum. family and t.arher.'
TypFwEiifN,- CNEri its 1urScy. IA
south West rrmplH New ard second hand
machines feufVu solN VN0haugsi t.nalF,I
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We have Just received large ship.
ment Of School Rags direct from the
Manufacturers, q Dc, l0c, Zoe. zoe. zoe.
soc, bOc. ard up.
GEO. q. CANNON q SONS co.
II a IS Main 81.
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10 YoU WANT WORK. DO Yoc
want helps 90 to iicrkelrath A Co, the
employment people, 100 east Second Houth
street Telephone ~
a GOOD uiiti. CMoRMoN uiiiL PIE.
ferred1 80 fifth East
sAf.EHMf.N VISITING sTATtONEt,A
large cities TO handle aildeline. liFht sam
pies: liberal commission, iioS ~, sum.
nit. n, ].
WANTEp. GOOD AND RELtABLE
boys acquainted with city, good pay. On.
qulre ~ Main.
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10 Ogien lhunk.rI,Ing nav,

Via oregon Short Line. Thursday.
cath, Round trip only 81
Special train at pm, aud special re-
turning after opera, Thanksglylug
dinner at Reed Hotel.
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uNnrimIL, ANn MnAr,.

LOOK POUNDS nE-1 GRAM i.ATrn
sugar igi c'nt lnaf bread cent bar
shlt. nl.a~oh laundry soap ! cent 10
s @sa1ns. ssnl eAf toilet soap cent
cent? ! can oil sartines, . cents; Aib can
bas Ing pogdrfs lopentsi I'D p.pler.io eanisi
b mnstatl, 10 eenisi ! package " eotn
iucuntsi ctu corn, ~ rrntsi I peek uaths
toes, ~ rrutsl 10 rice, 10 cUntsj quart ~
pickl J. cent. total basket full only, "
csnts. fiaf bfnrtTY. ~ STAT.
T. pLrLbKlNl, ~ SOUTH WEST trM.
pie. foil Inc ~ gf1rerlo. aud candles. deli.
eaeiosi headquarters Tor maruaronios aud
imported choose wholesale and retail
ANDth-oN. TAYLOR = co. WHO'LL.
SAFE stusrfai pnduea aud commissions
Wvsi Temple
ohD, EhtfS-C, " SMITH, STAPLE A
iancy groceries wholesale aud retail, ffos
delivery, 40 south state street.
CLONE NEAT MARKtL CHOICE
Meet. " All klndN Everything nfst class
rRuoiskss MAT MARKET. iG WEST
NHeond street, ~.iuth Cheapest place Ia
tho city Tor cash. Finest meats. IsniltTy'
rss,, % .lffN Call for orders Prompt az.
Mauck. rr1prleiors
At MONTANA CASH GHOuFIY.
WhulesAl" and retail, staple aud fancy gft.
setle,i hay grain and coal 20 West South
FRESH AND DrELD MATS FISH. oy-
sters, home-rendrrnd lard aud sausage a
speciality, smith s1n. 10, West south Tom
pie street
dhoctnifs AND MEATS JOHN SIC
lnnhlf, ~ The grocer, aus.s,0 Main street,
lnst received new ffuils for nlneo meats
Gkoo IRIS AND MEArs-WM. MOOD
~ choice meats, poultry aud game In our
enlargcd marAetss Wostflrst South. TaLss.
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REPAIRING.

y. r. LovfTT ALL KINDS fsT0VI
i'pAlfsi stoves bought ana sold. eIs state
BICYCLE REPAIRING. ELECTRIC Ann
h.'nl,y wurs Myers bros, - W 1rd South
AND PARAsoLs COVERED
'harnpAired NJ Meyer, III T. first south
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m,inpnEssiNe AND M.sIcun,so.

HAIRDREssINd AND MANICURINO
artistic work. room " Mercantile block,
cornrr Main and THIRD south,
CnhoIuDisp AND MANIcuHE
Prof. Robert Miller. ONCE 2ii Harmon
lilnck. corns removed and cured free
from pain.
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Mrs. 81. sc 1ENNeNs ACCORDION
pleAiing. side pl0uting, sunhurst Dlsatlng
ana nuilns. Room l6 u Fast First South.
Dht;ssMAkiNu : nE Ia MORTON.
French taylor systomi thorough Instruction
given In cutting aud bsstinR garments from
tic latest Paris models. 81 hlcaetls block.
Dl.EssNAklNu- MISS NJ, MAO LfOD.
fashionable pfessmak Ing In all It's brAnehe,
w ana workmanship guaranteed ltOoms
a. % "a Walkers Hank Block.
Di,fssMAkiNG = LATEST STYLES,
work nanshlp and NJ uneuuAlled RerOp-
non room, Mme, a. Mcdonald. 20 Eagle
block, corner second south aud West Tom-
pie streets
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coAL on.Irns.
scA,r>o.ns.

cEsspooL AND oLosEr WORK ALI
salt Lake City o. baiiimoer
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STOCKS AND INVESTMENTS.

Utah Hank and Commercial Stocks and
other hlrh grade insVstment Hecurltlos
bought and sold
Loans On stocks
DIVIDEND paying stocks fought aud sold
Inv, stment orders from institutions trus.
tees OF estates and capitalists will receive
join O CUTLER. Jg,.
feLiT 10 MAinst
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APpf1ouIsTs BAKERY FoR EXTRA
WY Dread aud cakes removed to iOl Wosi
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!, LApstN MIRtiiNNr IAtLoK, rINr
llne ~ imported sud dom stir guudsl Fuud
suits 10 order ~ West rscnnd -ouihg ronm
CHICAGO TAitoitR Association
make you q Huit " Cluthsr cheaper than
you can obtain them elsewhere. Iry
them. west sccund S9uth.
G. STEwAnT TIE TAILOR. FOR
perfect ~ IN latest STYLES. Cleaning and
t.pair,.g 81 work guaranteed ~ Main
y. ", LoIiMAN, TIM MODERN TAI.
Tor, " EEnnt Imported and dnmpatis
goods. Suits 20 order. - east Third
s1uth.
CLOTHES CLEANED AND PRESSED
= cents q omnth, ladies costumes cleaned
nnd dyed. ~ Elmo Cleaning company.
~ east Second fouth.
GOOD bi,kSsEH Ar wARittNUA
clothing house for perfect NJ. latest
styles domestic and imported goods ~
farrell. n richards street.
UTAH CLEANING AND TAILORING
Co... cleaning dyeinE and repairing. Suits
mad. 90 order. IA east First S0uth. a.
J. Hall. Manager
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rOn sAir urAL rsrArr.

FtNE AcREA oF LAND Three
quarter ~ q mile from city. plenty Of
water 80. - down and s. a month
cottages uu your own terms, make inc
an oner, take part In labor. Thompson
Quincy CAT once.
HARRINGTON s COURTNEY. MINIS
aud rial estate 20 West second south. have
largvst rollrCtlou Of harrninst call for list
already published In the Ncsuiiator
fuIn-nuuM mick tnii.D -uufI
s"st. tspll 80 duun. 80 per month. Modrfu
5.rnuni brick. lifth tHstf hot NatoU, bath,
electric light s2tn 80 duHn. 80 psr month.
lhnulspn, quincy CAT ufiire
sil0 NEM. MobLkN -iN.nooM Hl.lCk
y.mpletsd-a snap Ne0urrln A Co, -
West second south
ti.eS HAltuAlN. oNNEit uoiNu AWAY.
Comlotiah i. house offour large rooms, hail.
clio at, large summuf tiichen n.s barn,
lats, lot. centre location. Enquire NJ y ist
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HOMES ron ruousANps.

To LAtier-dsy saiats who Desire decd
Places 20 Mako temfortrhis Homes.
a Coed Oppor,uni,y to A..amaisi.
Means Co Pay for Them without Ia
Curing the bondage of Debt.
One hundred thousand dollars in
labor wanted.
FIFTY miles OF the Alberta oompany's
canal TO b. built. for which half will
be paid In cash and balance Ia excel.
lent prairie land. at 81 an acre, with
free water for two years 10 nrnt ns:.
tiers on these lands.
Lands are TO be settled In hamlet
or settlement form. IN order 10 AFFORD
settlers tho benefit OF ward orxaniza.
tions. Including day and Sabbath
schools.
All labor will be contract work. Mt
ten cents a cubic yard for earth work.
Gravel, loose and solid rock ~ DO paid
for In proportion.
An Industrious. ahle-bodied man.
with team can earn good farm, town
lot and cottage In one year.
Lands TO DO settled are adjacent 10
n railway. Plenty VI coal Tor fuel near
at hand.
For special rates Of transportation
for passengers. household goods,
teams, etc. etc. apply 10 WIN. e..
Spence Box n. salt Lake city. or G.
o. Gard, cardHton. n. W. T., Canada.
veetOeraphs NJ flnsat ausiitv made nv
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EDUCATIONAL

sT MARY's ACADEMY pgEPARn
young ladies for any sphere ~ lie, FifltfA
thorough knoN ledge ~ Letters, selehessl4
Arti write fnr catalogue.
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HOTELS.
rmoroom,ri,rns.

oriNEsT Pnor0s y pnzENi PAso-
tamic views 10 ORDER copy inR. vnlafEing In
cfayon. pastel aud water colors J. Il. Mat
sou, eisN state street,
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MHs. n. v. iiEALY. TEACHER ~
nets 4 speciality. I. East iirst s0uih.
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ron nrNr-runNIsmrn noou-.

rHr nAnMuN nLoCk-nLAt TifuL
iArgo ruows, steam hest. electric lisht aud
bath a Fast second south
NiCELf FURNISHED huoMs foH
liKht .hnussleop. also slospius room.
rcnsohahiu raies
ILEuANT LAkuE sunny HuoNS
nicely furnished modern cungonisuccs.
Cannon HOUSE. eoi West south Temple,
NEMLN fIkNt,Hkp kOOMsJ ALLotfr.
sdo rtomsi rHhslrnts solicited, ~ West
lifst South,
ELEGANTLY rrWNi-hED SUNNY
rOomsi nien lpeatiopi reasonable rates.
~ south West frmple.
NICELY fuRNislED ROOMS. WITH
or without nratscluns board. ~ per month
81 south West Templr street
NICELY ftRNlsiiEp ROOMS. ti.tO A
week upwards, steam heat bath. electric
iirht, etc, ~ east second South. Afs.
I. N. He'll, proprietor.
ELEGANT RooMsi pISlNG ROOM
under the management OF the nnest ca
terer In the CltYi popular prices, corner
Third South and Statc street,
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UTAH COAL

photographs Of nnest quality made by
Johnson Pratt Drug Co, "a Main H.
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'hWINd MAcniNrs.
MiiLtNI.Rs
conni.s,oS m,ncn,>,.

nlNrs MERCNNriLg Ann c,vg,-
son CONT Any. Wholesale e,.f,,1i,' w w. wy
81 ontsi ~ orders nnd con. ~ az, a'al'
Temple. 7"A D West
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TN DAylDJAMfsoo,, sTEAMFITTING
Main street
,,ukttN = REEVE co. PLUMBINt.
HEATING 100 u, second south IT Tol 81
y MORAN-srEAM AND hot WATEl,
heating and yentllatiug apparatus No N
Nssi second south
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runNisIIrD mOO.is Am noAI

SICILY. ! URNirHll ROOMS wiTn
hfsi-class board, ti'ds East Second South
ELEGANT ROOMS AND THE BEST
table board In the city s. week uay
board $50 Miss T. mn iil west Third
South
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MAoHlNlsTs REPARs WORK Done
ton Works 81 state stroat
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MACIiIsIsIs.

LOUIS HOOK, IA STATE 81 STOCK
saddles speciality Lssthes novelty work.
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prNTisrs
MIpwi,E~
,Hrisrs

MIS- l.. l. WILLARD, ARTIST rs on
anl water colnf.i pupils doslfti -
Views works OF art studio 10 NIs'
Terrace.
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n, y. KNuDsES. PORTRAIT Artist
studio. "a Atias block Call aud ei.zif
nv work.
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rAiNrrns Am p.con,rolis.

j. ". nAGERMAN, PRACTICABLE PAINT.
]. W. uAoLIiMAN. PRACTICAL PAINT-
er aud decorator. last third South
FORK s MAUNL FAMILIES bECuRA.
tors wall pap.rinI calclnlning nfop
postal We call and estimate your Nurk
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nAmSrs,. sApp,.,s. oo,LArs.

J. ". GRAY. foLipsE LIVERY AM
boarding stable. 10 south stata
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nMrLOYMrNr AurNrirs,
SOLUTIONS.

Aseacy. Rooms and =. 81 south Ma'a n
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IOWA LIVnnY a nOAnnINo srAn,r

'""N ''''"' H"NHHINU hfNHIIs,
Holt MOS PROPS, - WEST souTn
Temple lei Ar Good RIGS and pfumpt
horsoN
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MINES AND MINING

ha wsanlILRMAN BKps.. sfocg 49,.
naI,nns T s,n'ns district on AlS. ,'is 10 la,,
which Is S iaIIc. 1 9re,u itom .ys.,. I4,s On
MT inp'esoi gold invcstlga,. .ah and
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nAgRow nRos.. srtTloSFRs AN
New; nealssr,, Pun I've onise spa scheo,
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LEE SAYS THEY LIED.
DENIES THE CHARGES MADE ny
OFFICERS AT LEXINGTON.
He Waited. However, UntI Tie Got
Ia Chictnmauga Ucforc He Dis
credited His Accuscrs.

Chattanooga, Tenn, September 22Sec-
rotary Alger and rarity were entertained
at a dinner this evening. given by promi-
neht citizens of Chattanooga, which was
presided over by eXMayor George W.
ochs There were thirty-eight covers and
In addition 10 the seoretarys party. Gem
eIal A. l.. Stewart aud General II, W
Boyrton of the Chckamauga Park com :
mission. General j. c. Lee and other army
officers were guests.
General Alger stated that he was firmly
convirced Of the original healthfulness OF
Chickamauga Park, but that It Lad be N
rendered temporarily nnheathfnl by tha
long occupation of the army He intlmatea
that the solicitors now In camp I'M this lati-
tude VIII be moved further south on the
approach OF colder weather.
General Lee replied 10 the charges made
by Generals Wiley, Sanger and Colonel
Leonard and others against his department
and denied In most emphatic terms every
charge mace, He characterized tho charges
as absolutely false, as will be clearly
SHOWN by an official Investigation which
ho most cordially Invited
General Sternberg responded to a call
and declared that naturally ChclSamauga
fafk was absolutely healthfu and the
water pure, and the sickness at Camp
Thomas was traeeahlc directly to the fault
of commanding and reglmontal officers ia
observe the sanitary directions which had
been issued on the subject by the medical
bureau.
The party left for Huntsvillo at 10. 20
O'Clock and Will visit Admission, Atlanta
and Jacksonville. returning TO Washington
next Wednesday,
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plies. when, II we had had a thousand
wagons, the fearful roads would not have
let me take 1t to the front But the mon
hnd coffee, bread and meat. some times
they had TO pound the coffee in a rnp hut
You all did that, Some of the men com
planned but they are good soldiers In sulte
OF that and fought like heroes when called
on large number OF men died
rents could not he put up becausc tho
men were In the trenches aud tents could
not be pitched on the firing line.
we stayed longer than we expected after
the surrender, but had to stay--the hpnor
OF the government demanded it. and we
stayed' Five hundred men came down
every uay with sickness and some DAVIS 500.
but we had brought the war to A close.
The capture of the fleet prevented fros!
troops from being brought over. but ii dll
not stop the war, The surrender of Torars
army did stop it,
People say we should not have made
that eamroign In the summer What else
| could be doneP We had to end the war ana
end ii quickly,
Ihcre was less loss Of life by 100 nor
cent than by any similar invasion. Napo-
leon returned from Egypt with only a rem
hah' OF MS army. OF $4,000 men England
S,Rt 10 thlh country In the war of the rev =
oiutlon 1000 laid their bones down IA
bleach IN the soil OF the country apains,
which they fought.
pur campaign would have been fright
tuliy disastrous II 1t had been long.
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The Human Ostrich.
"TELL TIE WHAT YOU EAT
AND I'LL TELL YOU
WHAT YOU ARE"

The human ostrich. You've seen him
probably, in the booth at the fair or circus
or on the platform OF the dime museum.
He has toughenei his stomach to the con-
rstcacy of leather ami lu1th.s Oh broke
bottles, tacks or ten penny nails with
seeming impundty. He doesn't live rng
of course for he sacrifices life to earn
lazy livelihood.
You would be amazed, perhaps, 10 ne
told that you were something like the
human ostrich, in the character OF your
diet and the risk OF life involved.
1t is not necessary that you eat glass
and nails in order to resemble this mon
strosity. The man who plays the part Of
the human ostrich is an example of de-
pf9yca appetite in It's most extreme and
exaggerated form. The deprayed appetite
Of the average candidate for dyspepsia does
not 20 farther than hot bread and bis
cult rich pastries highly seasoned dishes,
and excessively greasy foods. Add to this
improper cooking haste in eating, and
lack OF proper rest after meal, and you
Rave a condition very likely to result in
disease and suffering.
Let It be remembered that the sole OBJ
jeot of food Is nutrition; nutrition not for
the body as whole only, but nutrition for
the varying needs OF the separate parts OF
the body; for the muscles the nerves, the
brain, the blood. When the stomach Is
In a state of healthy activity, nature, by
her remarkable processes, takes the food
you supply. and distributes its starches
and sugais, its salts and phosphltes ac-
cording to the needs Of the separate or
gans OF tho body. when the stomach Is
not in state OF healthy activity, nature
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-23
AIEMoR PLATE TEST.
The Nrnpp Process Proves to lie su-
pcrior to the Carncgic

The <rupp Process Proves to lie su-
pcrior to the Carnegie.
Washington, September o. An import
ant and interesting test of armor plate.
Manufactured by the Carnegie company
was made this afternoon at the Indian
Head proving grounds. Two distinct tests
were made, oEe Of a sixteen lnch Krupp
plate representing group OF arnor intend
cd for this government, and the second "A
t!Ne-inch plate treated by what is known
as the Harvey process. represe lting arm1r
intended far q vessel now hsng built
abroad for the Russian government. Ths
tests were thoroughly satisfactory. In the
opinion of the naval experts Six inch plate,
tested several weeks ago AMI tho twelve
! inch plate tested today practically estab-
lish the superiority OF the Krppp process
over any other, aud prove the superiority
OF the plates tested over any plates yet
tested abroad.
The tests were conducted by Captain
o'Nelll, chief of the bureau OF ordnance.
Among those present were three reprssen-
tatives of the United States government.
the naval attaches OF the British. German
and Austrian legations ana representatives
OF the Carnegie company.