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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-02-24
ave Told You So"

In the TRIBUNE of last week APP
peared IA local on Chas. Ramsden.s
visit here also stating that if the lit
tie bird whispered true, we would
have something further to say OF
Charlie. so here it is, copied from the
Dodgeville Sun of last week:
Mr.. Charles Ramsden, of Beloit
and Miss Mary George. of Union
Mills, were married at st. Joseph's
Catholic church in this city, by Rev.
Father Ambauen, Wednesday morn
ing. Feb. Is 1898. Mr.. j. Meuer and
Miss Rose George acted as grooms-
man and bridesmaid, respectively.
A reception was held at the brides
home at Union Mills after the cere-
mony On Thursday the newl ly-wed
couple left for their future home at
Beloit.
The TRIBUNE joins Charles host
of friends here in wishing him and
bis fair bridaa happy and prosper
Gus journey through life.
USE Hazle's Headache Capsules
for all aches and pains. They are
guaranteed safe and sure cure.
EASTMAN & MESERoLE.
Miss UNDERWOOD, our efficient
and popular county superintendent,
was warmly greeted by many friends
in the throng at the Masonic dedlca-
tion party.
THE remains of Joe Laiferty, who
died in Milwaukee last Friday, were
brought to this city and buried in
the Irish Catholic cemetery last
Monday morning.
By little al in the TRIBUNE col
umns, Mrs.CL. L.Brock rented her farm
north of this city, on satisfactory
terms. She is fully convinced that
it pays to advertise.
THERE are advertised letters in
the Mineral Point postotiice for the
following named persons; John w.
Carlil a., John Collinson, Howl
Davis and David Graham.
Mr.. w. w. BABCoCK is in our city
canvassing for il set of brushes used
for cleaning windows, etc. His wife
arrived here last Monday for a visit
with her parents and friends.
Mr.. WILL BAsTEN is here from
Sioux City. Iowa, viewing his old
camping grounds and renewing
former acquaintances. Mr. b. is en-
gagged in the newspaper work.
ID. &. JACKA's opening at his
First Ward meat market last Satur-
day was highly satisfactory. He is
now in fGll swing of business. De-
livers meat to any part of the city
without extra charge. See his an
nouncement elsewhere in this paper.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-02-24
New Meat Market.

Having opened a meat market in
the Collins building, one door east
of Appel's barber shop, therefore
invite the citizens of Mineral Point
and vicinity TO call and see what
have to offer. / keep constantly on
hand all kinds Of fresh and salt meats,
oysters and game ~ season. / shall
strive, by prompt service, to merit a
share of the public favor.
ID. G. JACkA.
Mineral Point. Wiz, Feb. ~, 1893.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-02-24

The Local Field.
Az RTShOP for Fmniture......

BARGAINS in canned goods at
Gales Cash Store. Stf
RUBBER overshoes at cost to close.
6tf GUNDRY & GRAY.
"WHArdo we most desire?"-"more
wood at this office.
CoFFEEl Coffee, three pounds for
SETS. at Gales Cash Store. Stf
THIS section was visited by an
other blizzard last Saturday.
DAME rumor says that Mineral
Point is soon to have another dent
ist
The Christian Endeavor service
this week will be missionary meet
ing.
SCoTT'S STUDIO turns out the be st
wo,k OF any in Southwestern Wis
consiu stf
OUR public schools were closed on
Tuesday, it being Washington's
birthday.
NJ. KEEPER is all smiles over
the arrival of bouncing girl at his
farm home,
Remember you can get large
variety of dried fruit at right prices
'JGuIos cash store. Stf
Mr. LEE EASTMAN, wife and
mother of Montfort, visited with
relatives in this city last week.
HAzLE's Headache Capsules are
t5e only safe and sure cure.
EASTMAN d MEsERoLE.
THIS public auction that was to
War place last Saturday was post
HoHei until Saturday of this week,
Miss CORA EASTMAN, of Montfort
is -pmdng the week with the fam
ly yu. .er cousin, Mr.. f.. w. Eastman
hA|aEs Headache Capsules are
'lm..d 10 be the quickest pain re,
He'.r-. Try them.
EASTMAN & MEsERoLE.
F"N good picture, remember
>"o.t- studio is the place to go. You
~ .a best and at prices as low as
~" lowest. Stf
p z. WEBB, Of Chicago, will ad'
0'1-r . young mems meeting il
=" d n. lecture room on sunday
"95H next at o'clock.
fa MASTER PAULl., Of Ridgeway
eal Mason to neglect any
1T course was at the Tenn
cation in this city.
#hlEal meetings at the NJ. i
uder the leadership of Mrs
t Rill begin the 9th Of Mar
fl this week a. was at frs
LILLE was represented a
sonic Temple dedication b.
lore Of good people. ANON
ere }. Il. Pryor, Aldro Jenk:
a,ds, Jr., Geo X. Whitman, i
s'ns, Thos. J. Laughlin, "
4a4 several ladies.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-02-24
Wanted Horses.

Such as drivers, drafters, farm
chunks; horses and mares from to
6 years old. Must be in good condi-
ton and well broke. Can use few
cheap horses and mares of all kinds,
for which | will pay the highest
market price VIII be at Chamley's
hotel Mineral Point, on Monday,
Feb. Is. NJ. JACOB.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-02-24
Horses Wanted

Two car loads of iirst-class horses.
Must be OF good color, stylish, active
and good movers. VIII be at ths
Chamley hotel, Mineral Point, ON
March 3. Horses from to Z years
old. The highest eastern market
price will be paid. II. Il. LIGHT.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-02-24
Lost, Strayed or Stolen.

An English Beagle, answers to the
name OF Boss. Any Information us
to his whereabouts Will be thank
fully received by its owner,
tuAS. WlNN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-02-24
Notice to Tax Payers.

The tax roll al The city of Mineral
Point, for 1891, will be returned to the
county treasurer on Thursday, Mar.
II, 1898. All taxes should be paid
before that date.
CHARLES i. SPRINGER.
City Treasurer.
Dated Feb. %, 1898 Sw2
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-02-24

/
Sun Hath Gone Down While it is
Day A memorial sermon for that
peerless woman, Miss Frances f.
/ Willard.
MIR. BERT LUDDEN, manager OF
the Economy store Mt Bloomington
and brother OF our enterprising mef-
chant, Mr.. Frank Ludden, partiei-
pated in the Masonic temple dedica-
tion last Friday.
A FEW of our merchants displayed
"old glory" at theirplaces of business
last Tuesday, but the city flagstaff
was minus the stars and stripes on
that day, Who is responsible for
this neglect of patriotism?
KICKS have been heard upon the
article, "A Word to County Officials" +"
which appeared in these columns
last week. Now, if these "kickers" de-
sire to have their say, space IN the
TRIBUNE will be cheerfully given.
THE Nj. +. church has cordially in
vted the 7. NJ. church to unite in
the revival services to be held hy
Mrs. Van Cott. With these two
strong churches cooperating with
the able Evangelist, much good may
be expected.
Mr.. SAM PENHALLEGoN, of Stru-
BILE, Iowa, greatly surprised his
brother, John j., by walking in ON
him last Monday. This Is Mr.. PEN
hallegon's first visit to his boyhood
home for several years, and has
many friends who were glad to see
him.
THE st. Paul Railroad company
meets every emergency promptly
and vigorously. Its trains on the
Mineral Point division were delayed
only few hours by the great storm
of Saturday and Sunday, and its pa
irons were inconvenienced but very
little.
SHERIFF JOHN b. WALLIS was
among the Dodge, lille Masons who
attended the dedication here last
Friday. Some of the sheriff's friends
are commencing 10 boom him Tor
county treasurer, but, as yet, he has
not decided to come out as eandi-
date for that or any other Office.
THIS ection Of the county has not
known such a snow fall in many
years as that Of last Saturday and
Sunday. For forty consecutive hours
it showed and blowed, and by sun
day night the average depth was
fully one foot, and in many places
drifts Of four to six feet were piled
up.
Mr.. II. S. HURLBUT, of Boscobel,
is in the city, and will soon open a
new jewelry store in part of the
building occupied by J. j. Hanscom
& Co. Mr.. Hurlbut comes to us
with the best Of recommendations
as an expert jeweler of long standing
He hopes to be in readiness to re-
ceive customers in about IA week.
Miss IDA HosKEN has just re-
ceived from New York full line of
French patterns, and has opened {,
Fashion Parlor in the rooms Of Mrs
Hewitt, where the ladies can have
their dresses made in the latest ar
tistic style. All styles of French
patterns for sale, call and see the
new collars, Russian jackets, new
sleeves, skirts and coats. Skirt pat
terms 40 cents. ST
THOSE interchangeable workers for
their church the Alpha society, met
with their usual success at their
Washington's birthday tea. The
lecture room was appropriately dec
grated by Mr.. j =. Hankins, Pastor
Kent plade patriotic address, Miss
Jennie Jones gave IA recitation, music
and songs were given by Mrs. Pr
deaux and the Misses Rogers, Leila
Jarkson and Lolita Hankins.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-02-24
PHOTOGRAPHS.

Everyone who Is desirous Of OBJ
tanning good photograph should 20
to SCOTS STUDIO. 3N High st.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-02-24
NOTICE T'O TAX PA YER s..

The tax roll Of the town Of Mineral
Point Will be closed on March 10, 1893
at A. !. Whites law Office.
Gro. Philips,
2w 1oWn Tres.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-02-24
WISCONSIN, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 2t

desire for public glorification, there
fore to mention them here by name
is forbidden.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-02-24
NEW hickory nuts only bets. per
at. at Gales Cash Store. 62tf
NJ NRER 8

The people of Darlington say that
the funeral of Tom Murray, which
took place in that city last Thurs
day morning, was the largest that
has occurred there for some time.
About fifty were in attendance from
this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-03
THE COUNTY FINANCES
REPORT REFERRED eAcKroa CORRECTION


County Auditor caine has submitted
her annual report NJ lhs couniya
finances mr. the fiscal year ending July
!. ISIS Tho report met with consider
abio criticism from the commissioners.
and was referred back Tor correction
and explanation. one objection Co The
report was that $4,000 in warrants were
dDaiannted ps "outs,andlnr when they
should not have been. according tn o.
supreme court decision. r1 dosirnatei
a second cause Cor objection was that
The report was not verified or sworn ,1.
The report lu fun. De- ns follows.
Onsh on hand July Z. isDs ......... s5tei. %
ligrripis July :, lew. % June ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-03
IN FILTH and POVERTY
Condition in Which Officers Found a Thirteen.
YtH.0Id Girl.
uult MABEL RAY IS 10 Sc PILED,


The story told by omccr Gillespie nt
the police station this morning bears
witness 10 the fact. that one half "
this world knows not how the other
half iivcth.
IN Hhnck somewhat characteristic
" itn location. Acting chief Hilton and
tho officer mentioned. found last even
Inc LIVING In nlth and povcriy. with hor
foster mother. Maggie Ray ana n mnn
NAMED Walter ClInc. little Mabel Ray,
% yonm of aTe. her clothing only suf.
ficient 10 cover hor nakodncas. her hair
dlsHheselcd and unkempt and her fcn.
turoi bearing evidence OF one not only
uacaroi Tor. but half starved. right
in The ycry heart VI the city, at point
On West Temple street between First
South aud south Temple. Immediately
In the rear u the Neldcn-Judson Drug
tumpnny'H place NJ business.
The officers had gone on "a sort of a
tour ~ inspection. ana fouud a cundl-
ton little dreamed of as existing with
In tho pals N the municipality The
little ono cried uH she told her story.
Tier foster mother regretted her condi-
ton, but could do nothing 10 better IL.
nn shr had become n slave to the NOR
phlno habit, nu had uirn thu man cline.
who was Just IN the oct ~ taking "a
"hypo Injection nH tho 0iiiccfa appeared
ON the scene. Tho howell IN which thry
lltcd contained nothing IN the shape OF
furniture, except chair or two aud "a
Few old trnps. M for no place hut the
crenutury. Not q bed was in tho
NHI.4H HNNMHaHHaHh a. a
thcrr, nor was there any w. ldiug, thpig
nightly ahakc.duwn rpuastlng uf q
fan uron the nHuU In dirt AMI tin,
with no bed clothes o. cover tham
Tho HlckcnlnE spectacle struck awe
90 the visiting uiilCrtH. They had Hpfu
many similar sights, but mono Co. par
ullrl o. ana ihrlr sympathy went our
90 me uiilc glrl. Whum they resolved
must hc removed 90 once. Tho shades
~ nlEht h4VIng fallen, nothing was
done until thIH morning when Omcpr
gillespie visited enc place again and
took little Mabel. hlif.aiirV,l. uns
clean ana hrukrI.h.1rtrd. 90 abe police
station, whore HhH WaH taken iu charge
Of hy the malrln uf thH D.y Dan who
minia,ctcd o. her WantH and made her
hH t'mtnrinhle hs possible
~ The station Nobel told story OF
her utlnhln condition Cor several
months past. uf nor lack of food. alton.
ton and % proper place Co sleep. Last
nlFhi. hH Cor weeks past. thr liitir glri
had ImprlNiIH1 bed hy means ID p
whHhhnurd ami Two chairs ana ih'r rho
Jay ON, Willing away thr midnight
hours. "ihr city, county ur State
should do something Cor such proplc.
said Oilcrr Gillespie, "ThHy uiV MOI M
Co take care ~ themselves ana there.
fore should Do taken care 90 This M.
tlr glri has had practically mo- hlme FOR
months and with such state of affalrs
existing, what nrU such bound 90 be-
come IN comparatively short space
of imeg"
Mabel viii Doe sent 10 the Res ne
Home, hut meanwhile MrH. Ray and
her male companion remain where
they are, morphine and 60 use sapplng
their very lfH.hl0od from them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-03
lh,hn Ctnn, and Weaihet.

The weather OF the week ending
Monday, August 1. 1885, was clear and
warm. with am almost total absence OF
rainfall Water Tor lrrlEatlng pur-
poses ia becoming scarce generally.
hut u Is not believed that this win
anect crops beyond causing a slight
reduction 81 grain yield ln a few In
stance by reason OF prcmpsr
rlpanlnF. Under the. influence oi
warm weather, grain q upenug very
fast, in many parts OF the state the
winter crop Is ready, and hlrvcstlnH
beginning; tho remainder OF sho crop
% turning, and the end ~ the present
week viii probably md operations
uudcr way On an sections. Earlier
nntlclpatlunA ~ large Yields are FUZZY
borne out hy present indications.
Potatoes and garden truck are doing
woll The second crop ~ alfalfa n
good condition and come o. the larger
varieties coming into market Ranges
remain In fairly good condition,
though drying out gradually
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-03
tlsrfODFOo MATTERS.


ogden standard. The chorus commit
toe u tho Eiutcddfod contest organlza-
tion met last nigh, and discussed the
further work toward making success
81 the trip 10 Salt Lake and the rs
tgdli0d.
The other committees are also hard 90
work The finance committee has a1
arranged matters that there win De
plenty OF funds with which 90 carry nu
the contest. and an tho committees rr-
port much progress,
Mayor n1yie today appointed a Fpu-
eral committee nu f0liuNdi
D. j. klUFHi, John NoHwcrufi. =. n.
pte. Row T.. ~. Cunhnahtn. Rrv.
Maia0n. q. n. lslnub. Prof l.. D..
Mo0noh, John A. Boyle, VIM. Allison
The finance committee Is aa fol-
lows:
C.. n. tslauh. chairman: L. +.
M0pnch. secrtary. John 4. Boyle.
Another meeting ~ he chorus COM
mittre h. called Tor ThurHiay evening
nt the city han, That committee u CONE
posed of tho follnWlngi
N. Anderson. T., Tout. n. Ware. Mrs.
Bessie Dean Allison, Mrs. John Pike.
Mr. a. T. Gates Mrs uirloh, willard
Scowcrof, Wilfrcd Hinchcun. H. r.
woollry Mrs. Frfd CLARK. Miss
Lille Mccoy. Prof. Squire Coop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-03

angomeuta o. once Tor the evacuation
ni she islands. ON The whole. 10 Us rather
n iaftunHte ClrCumsianCn that this CVat.
uitiln cannot tAhr place en- malac lm-
shat ih, spanish troops withdrawn
must Boz replaced hy United states
troops.
This De- das w1 60 be necessary Go
guard nraiusl anarchy and i1 secure
the oatlbilahmeht VI q stable form OF
government ln Cuba under proper com
siliutl0nal guarantees, but IN all pr0b1
hlilty not many ~ them viii have 60
~ there before the present rainy see
Hun has nvarcd lts end.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-03
relIaaApRlc sRIWnts.


tn First Ohio cavalry. now AZ Tam
pi VIII form a part % The next sxpeil-
ti1n 30 he sent 90 the anHlailucn lf Gen
Miles ln Porto Rico.
Tho Paris Temps This afternoon siys
inH United states has notified Che
IN nch minister flr foreign anllrr. NJ.
bcicafst. that she dfsifsa 60 enlarge
De reciprocity treaty by Including
Nv ~ duets. Franc The paper adds,
NEGOTIATIONS on III subject VIII Do.
opencd.
Tho fusion aale conventions 1t Lin
coin. Nth.. after continuous session
during the night rhchgd uu agree
mont M the head ~ The iickll F0i-
lowing ore tnU nominees; ". a.
P1yuitr. pnpullst. governor. y. 4. Gil-
BERT silv,r Republican, Lieutenant
gnygrulri John ~ Cornell, populltH.
rotary ~ staiei G.. J. Smythe. Demo
crat. attorney Frncrll. Jacob Wolff.
plpullHt, commissioner public lands
ANA hulidinEsi W. u. jackson. papu-
lIfis superintendent u public Iuuruo-
tom All except Pnyntfr ana Cornell
ate The present incumbeniA
Al Anadlrka, okla. 8 nsggo named
nfrrC % was Killed last night while try
l1r DO enter the room 1f Miss Phoebe
silk.a, a Hchini iclcher Miss Stokes
hoard him lpenlug "A window and nrsd
s.S shois Into hls body killlng him ln-
SANITY.
A special 60 the ~. Louis Post Dis
patch from Galveston, Tex. says that
the Democratic state convention met
again today and n SIN waiting for the
report ~ the resolutions committee.
which u dsadlocked On the propagation
at territorial oNlenslon' Congressman
u expected that "a report VIII not hv
reached Tor some time. IN the mean
time the time OF the convention ~ taken
up with adiroraoa. 10 having been de-
clicd not 90 mako any nominations un-
ill the platform has been reported AMI
tIuntnl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-03
DEFAMATION Of CHARACTER.
Nr, hIlda lsaneson Brings a Suit FOR 0lmiges
Agalhs, Christine Carlson.

A complaint has been MED IN Jur,Ica
Neilson'H court by Airs UHdt Ialr.
ton. who charges Christine Carlson
with defamation of character and d..
manda 1896 damages.
The complaint alleges that plaIntln's
husband died on tho 26ih ~ July. 1895.
While az lho undertaking plr.ors ~
Joseph WIN. n,ylnr. thu defendant. In
The presence of Mr. Taylor and othrrs.
IL ull .rol 20 have made us. of tho foi.
lowing WnwHi MIR lsluwun hs
heru intlmNr with another MIN ana
has had uuIffUIa with hrr husband
about % and wanted 90 Get rid of him
u is rumorpd thHt sbp save him poison
10 get rid or him"
by tho masking OF This statement
plainiin rays sh" nIs been greatly In
iured ana uail mr Judgment accord.
Ingly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-03

Louis klein tho young italian ar.
rested few days aro Tor stealing a
ciipc, belonging Co. Airs Emily Stab.
residluE In Sugar House ward, was
titled hofor, l jury in Justice Ncilsen's
court this afternoon. nay Van Cot
urlseouied whIlf Attorney JAMES p.
Smith defended the accua j. a large
ARRAY Of WituefafE was examined. nnd
o. conclusion had not been reached
when the 'NeuH' port closed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-03

Attorney ID %. wnloy Ir ~ Davis
county has submitted question tg
Attorney General bishop, aakug
Nh,,h.r on not the county hnlrl of
'qunigIJun when rccony,ngd by M,
state board, has ne power 90 raise
Nalutllus OF property
Replying, Mt Bishop says IL has
Continuing tho attorney general
SAYS
When reconyrned hy tho state
Board, az Is pruNll Il by law, lt has
.he same power On deaf with any sub
Irci matter properly coming before Il,
AZ n would have had originally, The
,nly difference being the manner boy
which u Is convened. The procedure
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-03
To Reearer Inlgallon So.

Mary A. Critchlow II suing the
Draper Irrigation company In the
Third district court. 90 compel de-
PENDANT TO transfer thirty aharva Of
ID Is alleged. stands on tho books In
the name ~ u. A. nallantyne. II 10
further alleged that iihllnntyne a..
signed the stock 10 her In part payment
OF a prom.aHUry note.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-03

The scandu1yIans OF SALT Lake CT,
viii spend the day al GARFIELD Beach
on Friday, August 5th. a program, con-
slstlng of singing, dancing and patriotic
t1bigaux has been arranged The Nor.
WrgiIn choir. "Hnumomin." and the
swedish choir, "Sycn." Tor the benefit
uf which tho CNcuralpn has been ar
RANGED, Will render several selections
durlug the afternoon,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-03

Peter Ehlsrs mot ELLIS as previously
reported was examined as Go his sanl-
~ today ndiudged Insane ana come
mIttir 90 tho asylum Ehlrra. who q
a s,one-cutter BY trade, IL native Of
Denmark. Financial difficulties are
given as The cause nf he insanity. TIE
examination was conducted before
clerk Rlair. Drs. Wright and Raid
win Ehlers was taken 90 Provo hy
sheriff Lewis this afternoon,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-03
rnl.s ier lhs IIsrIn,eni.

A Panama woman writes TO a Jack.
tonVllle paper. saying;
"ilrafe allow me through YOU 10 say
few words In praise ~ Torrrya
Rough riders Having been constantly
assprinird with them frum the time NJ
their arrival among uH. feel duly
qualified 20 express an opinion. I keep
= small rufrvHhms mt rtund ~ the camn.
ana am most ~ the time alone. / have
found them, without exception. honest.
Fenucmnnly, manly men Thry seem
70 have lmhihed something OF the char
ncter 81 those grand old mountains
ana endless plains. whose very ntmns.
phere has inatilled into them u man.
hood ana chivalry unknown 10 the
rarpet knights NJ old
These men urr brave. fearless fei-
lows who ask nothing bettrr In this
nEht than q scat IN tho uaddi. and u
good riNsHhuotrr IN either hand They
are anxious FOR the fray. aud my pre-.
iiction II that when they meet the
tNarthy dnnH the SAFFRON rag uf spain
VIII tran IN tho dust. Tho American
volunteers are the finest mon ON earth
ana az their head stand Torrpy'H
Rough Ridnrn"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-03
$500 DAILY RAN s'''''

on each day until ocio e.' "a 81
Union Pacific will sell liche ~ Ma ?
ard return az rate 81 wv AZ 10
of Nov. 18th. The Union 1900 ~
The most handsomely ,qullr,rssy u
In tho West which max, r,,t Q.
quickest time 20 an points pslsf 2
line east from Utah wllh ,g II afi }
Bunfet smoking and Llbf.1i,,g, oi VI
fun Information, resetNat.'i1ipa Al 10 Y
and purchase Of tickets. GU adifui
stand" sOi Main street, NJ AN "
N. Clay, General Asen"
City.
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DIED.

pORCHER-ln this city, August :.
ter porchor: born IN Cambridge. Eng
land, February o, 1892. came 10 Titan
In iN2,
Funeral services will be held AZ ]. W,
Tlylor's chapel, West Temple street. on
Thursday, August ith, at pm. Friends
1l The family are respectfully IN
ylted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-03

one black heller about Is months old,
white in forehead ana In each Hank
" above described animal IL not
claimed and takon away on on before
saturday, August H. is9S, she viii be
sold at the city Estrny Pound. AT . pm,
JOHN o. NATION,
pDtlulkeeDer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-03
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Salt Lake city. Utah.
August 3rd 1893.
The undersigned hereby gives notice
that IL will. on october LIST. 1895. re-
duce the Interest on savings deposits
toe four per otnt per annum, payable
quarter yearly.
lions SAVINGS BANK AND
TRUST COMPANY.
1. ana Main street, salt Lake city.
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