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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-19
EFFECTIVE ifEUIRY ISL. 1898.

Trsin So leaves ogden $50 a M, Bait
Lake $3.50 a. me-, arrive "a Pueblo dta1 m.,
uluadu springs titl r. ul Denver iOiu0 ala
Train 80. 4 leaves ogden Utll - IN, SAT-
Iako $50 % IN, arrive At Pueblo hilh y m.
colorado .ufipEa ti'3 o. ma, htgycr piaa y, ~,
Connections mttu AZ Pueblo, tuloIado
springs tHu Denver WlthaN liuUs eA.t, Elo-
FHrt day runrhrss chair ears and Pullman
Nc per- uu an trains Take the u. s X. u.
aud 'hayu comfortable trip aud enjoy tue
uuast scenery VA the continent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-19
Tho Scenic Limo
tHS OF tho
World.
Denver {
Rio Grande
Scenic
W S,oS 81 tho Railroad.

Two Daily Fost Express Train.
TO olonwoCd Springs. LoadVllls.
Pueblo. Colorado Springs. oor.v.r
and all polnts East
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-19

'ially the second city OF Importance on
.he Island. a nna iuad leads tl the
p1rt lPl1yO wl rD ls situated the cur-
i1m house. ih office Of the captain of
lhc port and roo the consular officers.
Ihe port Is spacious and Will hold vUs-
us WIih twenty-five feet dlulht an
important confederation 90 enc landing
The CRY proper has no military de-.
lenses. hut in tha hills Co ODE north of
ih' town r.r'ns " earth cntreurh-
WHuts have lately been constructed.
".ai ul Ponce. whore the railroad and
military road touch the shore. nar.h-
WORKS nav. been built 90 protect this
point Th D.. are about thirty noun
lih h1Wuz in Ponce Tor The pr1toc-
ZION NJ Coo o.'y.
The army % landed there, would ~.
.'ilp llcd tn tavni nfly or s.zty miles
l.I tht mountainous country f
..uDn Sln JuIu There Ir. hHH y.l
D lnnln ROAD. Irregular ana cirruitouH.
H" I.ur. Inl San Juan. Tho
f. Hf Che Island extends
" i.u straight 'iHs f.Hu .i.. 10
ann DISH and rurr o. TI. only
nI- lr0 il. fuuUius
Juan. ifrlmd.1 hy mlurr1vr
..U protected hy o. cIhriB
'.n..tIH ISLAND. mI a.n.
Inr.f.ur banks. tr. n.hUrue
Af In1 som wh uHurI.
.i auI which BIAS been m HfIuu.d
tO. landing place; IHi the
owes %! 'IHHHhIs ANA CluIld1.
inr ih rH.s.ut season ih. Para "
cons safe ana eImmIIIluH
'"'.-i visited ny hurricane
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-19

London. July ia special Dispatch
from Havana dated Monday nayas
sDNUn American wnuhirr heavily
armed humhlrd,d MnuainlllO this
WOtuinr Three steamer uf the Mem
deudrE line were Hct ou fire. Several
RunhuliH that were On tho hafbor ia-
sued forth 90 tho defense " the town,
but were stranded. rhs result OF thv
bombardmlnt d. not y,t known here
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-19
runn room AND DRINK
l. lone
"Be u ever so humble
There's no place like hon

There's no place like home"
Home is true. 1t is the
natural relation between
man and woman; mother
and child; father and son.
ScM Mg's Best tea is
also true and natural. ..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-19

Sow York July is.-rd.r.f..r. a.
nr Frmy lmHrv non Ir. XXI tt1
uvrfumrnt ushing th. p..... rI'o
r.d'N0n. 900 uuart.nnlH.r. d..
'.n'.nt d. working night and IHs fa
.l' "id.IH l.' nfF. amounts of clothing
nod supple
Lht u.Hft Roumlun hfs been
'II'iti GO 600 If once 90 s.Ht.Yrf
N'NH. ANA DO. siI l.nya this MORT f,.
M"IiNW '.|.H IHa 10000 pounds of fYt.
I.r ior 100 animals
Th. FRANKFORT Michigan Hlf.d Goa.
ily '"s TamIH and thn M. Irhu.
ui aI'9 I.it iur %. gouth Tbr
'..oIniH which will volt tomorrow.
"''i 'Allf 5000 extra cuuNts uu.f1imi
u Santiago
W1.hrrton. July ig.aTI,gt. Ata.p
fnnrht tD Secretary AIe.r tf.v
pn.t tf ths expedition which ..rrI.I
NIlN.f i' Gen. Gomez in th. TIuH.
il nud Faunu.
Ih. expedition was under ths com.
MANI uf Lieut.. johnson. Tenth t.yII.
'y' Mho hlH remained in rhlr.u o.
ih1i th' arms ana supplies Hr.
distributed according o. tho .IaI.r .f
me United StufHH government Lieut..
Ahnfn comes direct from thr cuban
General who's. hcaduunttpr Do near
.ancu sp.r.tuH. in the province ui
SANTA '|Hu, aud brings Important o..
forts irnm Cen. Gomez fn gnrrutUp
AIs'r Cen Gomez wur found tu have
about 5000 m0u poorly armed and
equipped, and with yoB utU. In tho
way ut HuuH'.rA Tho supple. aaut
hN ihr United states will .ulhi
'om'f 90 uiy equip biz troops and
make 10 possible Tor them tu boz NJ
i"W' uNn lu UNU0IlInr Spain from the
BLAND. Further supplies 1911 uH atnt
iu Gomez. f1 us go enable him tl muln-
iHln hs army in the interior uf cuba.
Lieut. johnson viii remain In com.
Whrd NJ y troops ~ United states
t0.iirrt ut HnmpgH camp and will cone
unu" Go represent tho United states
TuNlruWHut
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-19
Fmrp At a GInMAN sup.
Latter Would learn what American.
MonId nnIf u MrhdIed.

London. July ie,-Tho Hoprlsong cor
respondent NJ tho Daily Mail savs,
United states Consul Wlldman IN.
forms me that M the German cruiser
Irene was passing MarIveles. on Man.
lln, the other day, the United states
Funhoat Hush McCulloch wna sent
aiter her 10 aal; her TO stop. She re.
fused 10 oboy ana "a aholi was ssnt
across her how and q small boat gent
our 20 discover what che yygr doing
Tho German admiral protested and ln'
sisted that German ships had IA rlebt IA
enter the hafhur without bsinp ss,reh a
a claim which Admiral Dewey declined
60 recognize.
it IL reported that Admiral yon
ncldrich, who IL In command M tbe
German rqundron nt Manll, Int
viewed Capt ChlchoHtor OF Tho BrItisb
cruiser immortallte az to what h.
would do n tho Gcrmnns lnterssr,'t
with the b1mhardment 81 T"
cant; Chichester replied that onlv IA,
miral Dewey ana himself knew th, ~
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London, July 1S-rhe newsn,r.-.
ore creating a rraat dsM OF talk ~
thc mlHh1pa which have bsf,ii6,
frncr az Wales, while passing am
Gay nt W1loderon Manor Ayltsbn,.y
ne brinee Allpned ON q stair ana free.
conveyed 20 the railroad stntinr WY
~ q chnlr the latter broke ana HI,
m,Nhhess received a severe shaking
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-02-24
Wbitebaa Sermiuns.
Ofeue Ginfabrt nad Meu yorf bio
y. & 3, g. 8. TD.-l1n=
erreidte 6acilitGten.

@bitebaa terminus. bic neue Gin,
fabrt mad Stem Oort, bic am Montas
ben 19. Suli Dia Der Baltimore, Sbio
uub 5ibmeiiIiden gabu er6ffnet
ipurbe, 1T bic gelegenfe Station nod
allen Sbeilen Der Stabt New Oort unb
8roOtlpn. 9ieier 9erminus III an
Der South Gerrp, 6ftli9 bon Der gats
terp unb bon bier aus unter bemieIben
Da6e tuerben 8erbiubuueen gen,a1t
nit ben 3agen Der 3meiten, 9ritteu,
Se6Hen uub Reunten QDenue Sod.
balm; nit beneu Der 8roabuap, 60,
lumbns uub 2erinston Woenue gabels
liuien; Or unb WeFieite Ringbabs
men Der gferbebabulinien; South.
Jerrp; Sieten Sslanb Jerrp; 5amtl.
ton apeuue unb 80. straBe (Srpofs
lpn) Gerrp.
4auft Cure 8idets mad Hen Oort
iiber bic .. & 8. 8. %. R'n unb Sbr
eutgebt alien unbeauemli6tsiten
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Der alte S9ahou unO efrieori6 Mil-
belm 0er Dierte.

slm 20. Wlai 1874 feterte Der 9tfas
bemieoireftor gottfrieb SGabom ieis
men a6t5i9iten Geburtstas. Sn aller
Sriibe eridien ein aojutant Srtebrid
Wilbelm8 oeS 9ierten in Der @obnuns
, be8 Senior8 Der 9erIiner Siinltlers
ifaft unb ii6erreidte ihm oes 9Gni9s
@lidwiinide nebli einem bubea Orbeu.
Der 9(lte, nod i'm S6lafrude, nobm
ben lleberbringer Siemli6 fiibl auf.
Seionber8 idien linn Der Srben nift
su bebugen. Sid nee, ia9te er pers
orieblid, pma5 ioll idl nod nit mem
SrOen? 9lebmen Sic oen man mieoer
nit! Sd bin idon Su alt ba5u!"
naber, Serr Direftor, CAB Der Off
8ier sa be0eufen, nma8 foil Seine
Mlaieltdt Sa elmer iul6en 9tntmort
IQgeH?q
r9la ia, bas is ia ridtig! ga, bann
legen Se oen Srbeu man sabin!q
Der 9lblutant IAN benz gSunlhe Sda<
bow8 uad uuo enpfabl ii9 baun.
@ine Stnllbe ipdter erIhien Der
6onig ietbTt in S9abows @oDnune.
sr trat in Elm teeres 3immer. Der
alte mar i'm 9ieben3lnlnerm antleis
ben baiG]ifii8f; er iab aber Sen $40.
narGen ourd tie 2biiripalie unb rief
onrb oieIelbe biaein: nMajeltdt, i'd
fleioe MID chen erli an!
pSh0nJ lieber S6abpn, entgesnete
Der aoni9, pid meroe lparten." 9la9
elmer auten @eile eridien Der sllte
enolid. p9ber iasen sic mir, lieber
Sdaoom, mas 1T Sbnen benn In ben
aopf 9efabren?" fragte Der aSnig.
sd mill 9bnen cine 8reube MAIDEN,
unO sic laiien mir burd meinen eige~
men 2lojutanten grobbeiten iasen!"
rslt) nee, Wlaleitat, ermiberte ber
@reiS, nee, nee, ba8 bab' i'd man
nur 10 geid8t, bas lpar ia mid 10 9e,
meent. Seben &c, Majeltat, id babe
mir man bios 9eba6t, i6 bin elm alter
Wlann mas foil i6 nod nit mem
Sroen? @iiien Se mas, M1aieltdt,
9eben sic ben meinem S9mieserlobne
genSemann: Ser freut iidl briiber!"
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@l,te Ssatliebe Grftmonm8.

8ur6 bic @rfinbun9 bes beriibmten
Saipatipn Sels 1T Der Wehanifer unb
Sanbperfer jeet in ben Stanb 9eieet
phue 3eitoerlult, leihte Serleeun9en,
ipie Suetldun9en uno 8errenfun9en
su beilen. Dieies ppr3ii9lide eintment
fllrirt ale ShmerSen ipfcrt. "Siirss
lid oerleete i6 burh etnen 90 SuB
tiefen Sal mein Sein uno uur eurd
bic 9lnipenoung ppn Salpaticn Sel
tpurben pie Shmer;en beleiti9t unp
pie 8erfeeung oOlli9 9eheilt. Sh fann
be;eu9en baB Saloaticn Sel ein gang
aus9eseihuetes SeilsWittcl it," q.
Sacob 9aice, $50 @burd Ctr, @atcit
ga. Salpattpn Sel III iberall fur
25 Gents su baben uno Ipllte imner
BET ber Sanb fein. 8etm Ginfaufe
febt barauf baB Shr bas ddte befcmmt
eenn cs ilnc9iahabmunaen imMartte.
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Gsoanksn(plitttr.
Der befte Croft 1T Silfs.

Der befte Croft III Silfs.
@ine junge Sruu idmadt fid, cine alts pust
ftd.
Die @liidlidfteh iiub bic, toelds teiu @tad
uotbig baben.
Wos Der 0iaun on gaiIen Ortisrt, gstpiant
Die Trau al Wto6t
Sc ntebr Giuer in fta ielbft bat, Oeito r,sbr
ftnost er aud in Nnberen
Gs gibt 9euts, bic IS psrfteben, aus ibrsa
ariiden Stsllen 3u MAIDEN.
Sergleidft bu, mas ou bait,
Wtit BENT tuas 4nb're baben
gStro Dir mauh' @lid erlteb'u,
Wland' Slid tptrf bu begrabsa.
8ei9eibene Gaturen perben oft srf bur9
ben ytetb atubsrsr anf ibrs 8Orsass aafmtrs.
lam eemoAt,
So!o om @eg btiibt moy1s GtImS
aeiuen fs6ft bu mad tbr frdesa.ss
Ssse iie an einen Wbsrino-
WsanGer rpirb isin sebsu tpoasnl
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ieres 2anbes tpirb ber ai6e als Dung

ieres 2anbe8 pirb Der Ai6e ais Dung
piel mebr 8ea9tuns ssf6euft. gei6l
genue, baB man bort In boI3rei9en
/! 8egenben ale Ifde iorgfdItis iammelt.
es uerben idbrIi9 mod pieIe 8onuea
Sapon aus @anaba eiagefabrf.
Ser 9lineemertb Der 4i9arien
f6uantt auBerorbentlid. ie mad scm
0olj unb ben 5toHen. beuen He eut,
tammen. Die pertbooqten 4Iden
ltn0 bic unausselaugten 9Dl3aiden.
Sic entbalten neben einer aroBen
Wsnge 8alt unb Wagnefa nod bis
| 10 Yro8ent 4ali unb 2 bis 5 Prpsent
PbospbOridure. 4fde DON 9aubbols
/ III etwas mertbbolIer als folhe BON
HaoelboI3. uub Af6e pon @efrhpp,
fhugeren 3weiaen uRb tleineren 4enen
entbdlt msbr GhngeftDffe als bic bonn
StammboIs. $50 aIio unau8gelaugte
9oi8ai9e billig gu babsn 1T. tnirb mat
n1 nit 8ortbeil CUR Ddnguag BENT,
pen t6Husn; Dor allen aber iolIte man
bic auf bsr eieenen Gorm semonnene
Al4e ni6t pertoalmen laRen. Im
oortbeilbaftefeu mirb Ai6e nit trode.
ner @rbe uermii9t unb bann auf's
9ano sefreut. 0olsafde 1T ein be.
ioabers gutter Slnger fur Weinreben
unb Obhbdume. Ser 9angmertb Der
6oIaaf@e befebt In ibrem rei6eu 4ali.
eebaIt. Iber aud 0ol3ai6e. bic NIT
WaRer auseelaugt wurbe, bat nod
siemli9 oiel Sungmertb; benn bieieIbe
entbdIt nod bie gan3e pbospboridure
Der uriprhnglisen af9e unb eiue ge.
ringe Mense SfaIi.
Sol6e Afde, bic sua, Seifsto9en
nerUanot tDuree NIT Galt uub @blor.
talt (Spe) barf ni6t brett als Ohn.
ger perweHoet werbeu, neil He burn bic
8eimii9uugen ben pfanasn iebr leimt
iddolih Dlrb; biefe SelfenieDeraf9e
muB nit @roe unb anberea Dungftoifen
permiidt ldagere 3eit Iieseu. ginen
melt geringereH Saagemertb ais 0ols, |
aide baben iOl@e hon Wei@s unb 6ari.
fobleu. Giefe Stslntoblenai1en ent.
baIten an9 wObl Salt, @pps uub
Wagaefia, aber uur iebr unbeoeuteube
Meuseu auli uub pbospboridure.
Wegea lbres 8ebaltes an pFaussu,
ndbrfOfeu wereen fe baber taum Der.
penbet merben; baeeasn f6nneu
he unter umfdnben In Io6wes
rem, feu9tsa 8ooenartea bur9 ibre
pbpRtalii4e Mirtung pisIe uub groBe
gortbelle bieten. inbem he 3ur 2ofe.
rung. Grpdrmung uab auStrodaung
Der gobens, Dor alien f@werer 2ebni
nnb SbOnb6ben. beitrasen.
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gduspaffeu itub fein gnter.euo.

3pet pettere 9pbesfdae Iinb nererbtnss BITE Splsen
rrn rgBubte ntnt, bab es selaben mar" iiuslh6sz
fallen geDeien - eiue Mutter t6ntete tbr Bdbp unb
eirsm anaben purbe ber acpf nabe5 p6uis Ber6mets
itduben gefdbrlidb. Saubpaffen finb tetn Gpte!s
5eus GbeniOwsnis TT es seratbeu, NIT iosenannteu
unbeheutenhen BelHwerten gu tpaBen. ep sertnsz
6pG Ieift penu bic gcriid dtsma5ressln sesen tkren
6ortidritt perua6ldiiist pber peun fe fald be6ans
telt perbeu, gu 8rantteiteu ron sefabrliGer uub
templt5trter git Das bette 1T, lbren Eprtfarttt
sleta ron Nnfaus an Bu bemmen, unb Swar NIT bps
iteter's Wasenbitters, bas 9eritppfuns, 2eberleis
ben nab Rbenmattsmus, MaIurta, seterenbef9perpeu
nnb Re rcfitdt GtnbaIt sebietat Sin @erFaaen ber
@eiunehett seb5rt gu ben Dinsen, peIhe ptr ntGt
unbeadtet laieu bfEfen. Stets Nnbet bic Ratur etne
f4rere Strafe fur fertseIeste Mtba9tuns tbrer Rars
nuneeu. @ans abgeieheu BON fetner erprpbten Wtrts
iamtett nls ipettHiGes 9eilmtttel aesen &rputihe
struufbstten lit bas sitfers Elm b. TsGsli&e5 8eles
bunssmttteI uub es peri6afft subem Salaf unb Gps
pettf,
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Gin nislieitiges 6rim i'm beutIden
gaterlanoe 1T Der i'm Sersostbum
0auenburs sele9ene beliebte ausfluss-
OFT Sagersbronnen. Gr liegt an benz
SuBmege 5wilden bem bambursiiden
Stabtfen Ser9eborf unb Der botlteie
niiden Srtid]ait 8einbed, sebOrt sI
Der lauenbursiiden DOrfIdaft @eutorf
uno our 9irGe 9obenborn. Die Sin.
Der Der SeluObner BON Sdsersbronneu
9eben in ger9ebprf Sur S9ule, erbals
ten in 0ieiubef ben porbereitenben
Sonfirmatiousunterridt unS weroen
aud oaielbit fonfirnirt. Die t6nisti9e
Gesierun9 bat ibren Sie in G9less
mig, Der Nanbratb nobut in Haseburg,
Der slmtsporiteber in SGwar3enbed,
Der 9en6armeriewa6tmeilte in SrieSs
ridlsrub unb Der 8esirtsfelOmebel In
giibed. Die @eneralausbebuns finSet
in MOlln ltatt, Die Steuern merben in
Sr6ppelsbogen besablt, Der Steuer'
einncbmer mohnt in 2auenburs linb ber
@eridtsooll3ieber in 3rittau.
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bem naben 8iGn Sorrepu parb am 10.
Gebruar bon Der bertitenen BoIiaei cine
be1b0htige GuiI9e nit eiuem Softer
ansehalieu. 9iIs Der Softer m;eber
nat) 6iubab 2erbo Qebrabt murhe uno
man i5a anf aem poiiaetamt bfaete,
fgo9 oa8 bemieIbgn Elm bhbfGes L'ldo
d,eu berau8, bGs aber taulu sod at5men
foante bsnu III betn tIeiaeH propiio,i
fheu RdfiI batte geniigenbe 8eniiaz
ton aefeblt Der 8trFabrer HBt ieb'
in (5efdHsgiB; bic DerEiebte GIetEe i'm
60IpilG!
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7iinaeiperth Der Mithe.

5n ben boIjrsiden Sessnben be8
NorhneEteus fisbt ben Garmeru
SOIsal6e in grbberer Weuge meifens
b.1is sur 8erfaauua aber infolse uu'
s.ahseaber aenntniB ibres Shugewer.
tbes un.erbleibt bic 0ermenbung Der.
ieIben oft. Sm Often uab Shbeu uu'
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M2attbtes Bros. yseti6,er

NO. 507 Ofs6 II + n.strass.
Nur bas oorsasli9fe Rinbs, S6af.
un0 G9tpeinefeif6.
Spe3ialitdt: Sunse8 8albfeifd.
NQe Nrten bon Wurp, S9infen,
3unge, S9mal3 &c.
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Gdube tragen Die 6unoe
in 2ilasta. Gritere bieueu ais S6ue
gegen oaS raube Sis Der Gebiroe, iiber
welte Die 8ieriiiBler 5u panbern
! SEN.
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Gntil &lar's SSIeii6t,tarft.
731 alamo, uns BreIa'Strabe.

Rinb,, S&meine', S6af. unb aoIb.
Heiid tets In better GuaIitdt. Whrfe
ullsr Nrt.
@dbrenb Der Saiiou: aufern unb
Slide.
@ute @aars, prOmpte 8ebeHurg.
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Sn bemielben 2otale befnbet fi9 Elm
Tif A. uno Mmfterms Ns a TT.
Sdgli9 groBe IuspobI ton frifden
Gif@en, Nufern, Milb. GefhgeI
aller Art. Selepbpn 399.
SeiteuuIgen ftir Gleii9 unb Slid &C.
tDerben tn irgenb einem fbeiIe Der
Stabt frei abgeliefert.
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QBas 1T esq Cine Sur fhr 6uiien,
grtdltungen, 8rdune. 9eudbuiten.
6eiierteit, 6alsf6mer3en unb ole
6ols-, SrOudials uub 2ungenleiben.
so GoIen fur 50gts. Das 8elb nirb
suriiderhattet. Deun bas Mlittel uidt
bilff. Q9ir meinen Or. Simmons
6ulisus Snrup.
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6ungers 9eitorben iinb in
gouoon i'm Sabre 1896 ius9eiamnt 43
perIonen. Die meilten oieier uusliidz
li6en baben lid niemals um 9lrmens
unterltiieuue beworben. gei einem Der
@erbun9erten faub man iebo6 e24,
BEL eiuem 3lpeiten ELS, udbreno elm
0ritter eiR Spurtaiienbu6 beiaB, auf
oas er e53 b6tte 3ieben fonnen.
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Ya6a9esSiuette auer Art
Na1 nao oon Guropa.

SEPT III bic 3eit. 81.
dets au taufen unb Ser,
Dan6te unb Betaunte
aus Der alten 9eimatb
beriiberfommen su !afen.
Wegen aeaauer Suformation msnbe
maH H9 on
w. j. YOUNG, AGENT,
ebemaliges poii9ebdube, QIamo 9la,a.
San Gutouio, Seras.
Offi3ieuer Isent fur aGle eurspdi,
l9en Sampfer'2inien.
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ANSWER THIS.

Whv should a national bank be per-
mitted to issue money on a government
bond when other owners of such bonds
are allowed no such privilege? Just
stop moment and thiuk of that pro-
position. If own 81 900 of United
States bonds why should 1 not be al
lowed to send them to Washington and
get circulating notes to their full value?
Is the bond any better security when
forwarded by bank?
Gage has proposed the greatest steal
ever suggested. Under his plan the
banks would own the whole country in
few years. No wonder that the Stand
ard Oil Company has gone into the
banking business in anticipation Of the
passage of Cages plan. The few big
treasury notes and silver certificates
will found and own all the small
branch banks. They Will have for a
time monopoly in the money business
and the government will stand the loss.
es and pay interest on it's own money.
There are billions in it, and it may be
possible to buy up congress and pass
the bill.
The people will not stand it. 1t is
daylight robbery. Keep on robbing the
people by means of the tariff, but do
net knock them down and take their
money away from them is my advice to
the official thieves of the country.-F.
U. Adams.
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TWO POINTED QUESTIONS ANSWERED

What is the use of making better
article than your competitor if you can
not get better price for it?
Ans.-As there is no difference in
the price the public will buy only the
better. so that while our profits NAV be
smaller on single sale they will be
much greater In the aggregate.
How can you get the public to know
your make is the best?
If Doth articles are brought promin.
emily before the public both are certain
to be tried and the rublic will very
quickly pass judgment on them and
use only the better one.
This explains the large sale on Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy. The people
have been using it for years and have
found that it can be depended upon.
They may occasionally take ND with
some fashionable novelty put forth
with exaggerated claims, but are Ger.
tam to return to the one remedy that
they know to be reliable. and for
coughs, colds and Group there is nothing
equal to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
For sale by Young Drug Co.
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The extra session of the
Legislature talk has been re-
vived during the past sever
al days. Rumor has it that
it will bo convened on De-
cember 19-next Monday. If
the Legislature comes togeth-
er and passes a good civil
service law, a railroad and
usury law and a few other
important measures promis-
ed the people, all will be we'll
and their constituency will
applaud and bless them; but
if they assemble for the pur-
pose Of quarreling and doing
nothing they had far better
remain at home. The COVER
nor ought to feel satisfied
that the legislature means
business before calling an ex-
ira session at this time.
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THE REV. IRL r. HICKS

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To Our Observation-Disclosures.

The Quaker Valley Mfg. Co. of Chicago have
requested us to announce that they have sew
eral thousand sets of the finest coin silverware
War Memorial Spoons left over from their re-
cent distribution. They will mall postpaid, a
full set of these spoons to every subscriber of
the INDEX, who will send name and address
a postal card will do. If, on receipt of these
spoons, you find them the most exquisitely
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you ever saw. and worth s., remit 70 cents. as
pay ment in full, within 80 days. if not pleased
return spoons Immediately. Each spoon is Of
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ing soldiers in camp in Cuba, Moro Castle
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cry subscriber should accept this most re-
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The story is told of a green
German who had just landed
in America ana who had gone
west to engage in the cattle
busisess. He was induced to
turn his bovines on the open
range where other herds also
grazed. But when the final
roundup was made our Ger
man friend found that he was
short about two-thirds of his
herd. Then, for the first
time, it dawned on his mind
that others were in posses
sion of his cattle and he sim.
ply winked the other eye and
said II know some tings now"
He had learned a lesson from
experience. After that he
put his cattle in a safe pas
ture where he could care for
them and protect himself
from thieves. The dupes who
lost their money by the En-.
poria bank failure and Gil.
lett, the swindler, might learn
a lesson from the Germans
philosophy and subsequent
action. But the probability
is that they will do the same
thing over again. They are
apparently too ignorant
to know that government
banks are what is needed
in their case.