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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-16

London. Aug. iG-Ths santiago cor.
respondent ~ the Times who acted as
Interpreter fOr Gen. Shliier during tho
interviews prtooding the surrender ~
Santiago. daorlhos fuzzy the tghiing
ana capltulation Of l1r city ana
crlticlzos FpVercly the tactical hlundors
made, the opportuultles missed aud the
lack OF Information uf the enomys
movements displayed by both Span
iards and Americans.
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t. ana from Chicago. g. Louis.
Omaha Kansas city. and all eastern
points.
Direct Dine Go tho Trana-Alir-ialppl
Exposition. siop1ycrs allowed at
Omaha on all tickets reading through
that city
Two through trains each way daily.
Nestlbul0l bunat smoking library
cars Pullman sleeping ears. rcclin.
ing chair cars Oeats frcc. coaches
and dining ears. operated ON the q
Ia carte plan.
Tickets at ofneea 81 connecting lines.
l. A. BENTON. Tlol,ot Agcnt. n. O.
W. lly., ploly block
H. r. NEsLlN. Travelling Pass. and
Freight Agent
W. =. MCMILLAN. Gen. Art.
sii =. ". Temple S.. salt Lake city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-16
THE COLORADO MIDLAND RAILROAD
Two Through Train. pany

Two Through Trains Daily
Between Salt Lake city. ogden and Lead
willie, cripple tfrpa, Colorado SPRINGS, nuu-
yer and al puluts east Only line running
THROUGH CHAIR CARS Through sirCp-
rrr uu 10th morning aud evening trains
THIS llnl. in connection with the klu drando
Western reaches Denver earlier than any
other line via Colorado Spring. No change
~ ears ur delayed trains Take the Colo
RADIO Midland aud save time and enjoy tho
huust ride nnd rrnndett sruupry lu colorado
iof iull Information call Ga H. Nv. Hallway
agent ur
W g. HALEY. o. A. nROWN,
q, PA. Gen. Agent
Denver, Colo. salt Lake City.
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GOO. boo lor senaior from yIrnlnIn.

Washington. Aux. i5.-Tho Post to-
morrow viii say: Gen. FitzhuRh Ice
WI enter the senatorial race IA Viz.
glnia. This announcement can be
made without any qualifications. II
To- authorized that Gen. Lee himself
who last nlght dletnted the following
statement 20 "A representative OF tn
puHti
upon being asked the question as
90 his future Intentions ana nppreclnt.
lng the Interest felt In the matter
lhroushnut virginia, Gen, Lee said.
shall be a candidate FOR United
States SENATOR
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,unp room AND DHrvw
Fresh |

from oua' San Francisco
roasting machines - Sehil.
hrgs Besf tea.
Is fresh roasting of tea
new?
No newer than SeAikiinSs
BesL g
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-16
EVERYBODY
KNOWS

That Tor r'lil comfort. quick ,lme
ana all-pund general satisfaction.
there o. mo- ruilruid ou earth that APP
peals 30 che traveller like the grea,
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II 'Iaaiard. IA caba that 'tsu..
Al 10 h. nslify,d from Om,,.

fNNh NWfNi
IN Aug ih-Gsn Blaneo t,d,,
following address 10 m,
Nff ben .H0lyad by tha N,.
laufni 90 rlrriulr 49,
iiss States, / conclude my
An country ended. and
my relief from duiy. /
~ upnn you a lar'He 30.
existing trouble whom
! advised YOU % main.
N any event
lhe Island lf cuba. ns ia
% all, ln critical rire1,1
eil. irai VI Co., dItlruIii's
H., y, n.oIynier qua animated
Arii}lnr 10 Island mi
lllu' Win the cl.oprfa-
Ailral Tarl,s. anJ -
~, ambition than tl r.p.
~, l ny country. Wh..t d
n,H The lack cd T'ut
ni i..,,..oi some and the prs,
W.. ~ 0'hau Utr fblB.
sie,t y ml desires and nr.
-. ir iln. grlt Am
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rh. could have seen ma
.-,,.lll purpIsa. tbY1gS
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i-.,'.., rae ana thr Domino
We bad 200 le. .pt ib
NJ, moment whom
and under mIn yn,,
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y, ' ... O. campaign NIX
nt'' army hlF already H. ~
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IA % lIuui.ur 'r.b E,
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Hail9na r,y....
my Inspired ,5',t'rnment
49, s."''s'ism and a io 49,
"a ~, l.i pruuar Inter-,
al W. 'u' oih,r colony b. ,l,.ls
an "a, a,-r.ygd 10 msk'o 1--we
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u. ,,, 9ui y cannot nv ,h re-
s,T,,' lll.l 20 Perform i lhat
b ooav.,,., WIN my arts ' ,,.l
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CTY IICgEI OFllE UEDIU plSONIC HIIl
CURRENT
TIME
TABLE.

Leave salt taskc city.
No. e-Tor Provo Grand Junction
aud MI points lHst........ eloam
Ne, fHlur Provo Guud Junction
aud nll points last ....... st0p IA
No o=lur bingham Lfhl Provo
Mnutl liUlsnnp aud inter
mediate pulntssss.s SOFA IN
Ne, s-lur Eureka. ruys1n. Provo.
mud ull intermediate points % u va
No o. Tor ogden aud the Wet. nO3 h no
Nu luf ogden md the West. ~ ~ b ~
M q For PARK tlty and inter.
mediate points. ..t......... Is "a
Arrive ~ait Iaks CITY.
No. Iron bingham. Provo. Grand
Junction aud tho Hast ..... 4 % % m
No, a=ium Provo, uruul juno.
ton aud tltu East .......... 200 d IN
No, s. Prom iuvu. iilnghnm. fufn-
Ia, UUlhnHr, Mnnu and In
turmnllutU points .......... 3 ei u m
Ne. e rom Ogden and the West. 80 Il m
No. From ogden aud tho West .D % m
M 9-lfum Eureka pnysuu. Provo
uud intermediate points ... 10 On "a M
No H-lrum pufE cry ana iutnr-
mediate points. ..s.ss..s. 0Op m
Ticket ONCE, los Vest Second SCUM street.
d'ustoiilco cufuurl
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r. 'l','io,ao''.. , Tho, General for
q. en-, 'Ad ior'ituds.
| s't sSI.3sa t 4. a4lr' ' 6I',,
% se3'eoli Division pl,,n
ls,i.by r siis,r duiy N ~
sssy ", y. slr'as 's,l,qu.shes IN.
VA ''' IA '', q a5.a e &c g.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1898-01-20
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Capt. L. w. Mix shipped a line
blooded bull calf to Hernosillo by ex-
press Tuesday morning.
Sam Webb, Jr., killed his first deer,
a big buck, the other day and has had
the ''buck ague" ever since.
Robert EKey is building neat
dwelling house on the hill just back of
the one in which they now live.
J. L. Green, the wellknowR Sonora
mining man, is up from the Gabilan
mine of which he is superintendent.
Tickets for the Owl masquerade ball
can be procured at the drug store of
Cheneweth Il Mix or the Line City
Store
Mr.. Pascual Malaheha-, inspector OF
the federal telegraph lines in Sonora,
has been a visitor at Nogales this
week.
Mr.. c. A. Johnson, lately of New
Mexico, has taken position with the
Oasis and will go on the road for that
paper.
Escalada Bros. this week put on a
fine delivery wagon to handle the
goods sold at their store on Morley
avenue.
Eugene Giroux, mining man from
Jerome in northern Arizona, came in
Yesterday from FL Paso on mining
business.
The California chop house has closed
up and will be opened soon by a man
who formerly cooked for P. GAIA
bon across the line.
The Owl masquerade ball will he
held one week from tomorrow and it
will be a grand success. Many are
making their costumes.
J. F. Donovan, formerly a United
States deputy marshal of Arizona,
CANT over from Washington Camp
Tues lay and will remain in town few
days.
John A. Gowan and family left
this morning for C:uaymas, where
they will remain for month MIR.
Gowan will lie back every week to at
tend to business.
E. T. Hale was over from Old Glory
last Friday with bar of bullion, the
result of run in the Old Glory mill. /
J. A Straith & Co. tested the bullion
and shipped it.
The Red Men held a meeting at
the Masonic hall last night and effected |
a preliminary organization and elected !
officers. la about ten days they
will Install them.
Mike Maloney was in from the lead
mine being worked by himself and his
brother John, and returned to the
mine yesterday. He says they will be
shipping ore very soon.
The Hotel Frances has opened a
frst-class restaurant and splendid
meals are served at reasonable rates.
Many Americans board there now and
they are we'll pleased with the fare.
In another column will be found
the adj of G. E. Doll d Co., painters
This firm have turned out some fine
work in Nogales and they are artists
particular.
j. A Straith has this week had
some handsome signs painted by the
new painter, G. E. Doll, and they are
beauties. Mr.. Doll is an artist and
the work done for Mr.. Straith does him
great credit.
We are glad to say that little Jay
Faulds, son of Mr. and Mrs Jack
Faulds, is getting better. The little /
fellow has had hard time of it and
for while this week it was thought
he could not live.
About LOO postofices throughout
the country were assigned to the
money order class January 3rd. This
makes approximately $4,000 postoffices
at which money orders may now he
obtained or cashed
On account of the illness of the
little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Faulds, Mrs. Faulds may be unable to
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4. \. ~, aud after few bottles were used, no.
Heed a prrcepuhls Improvement Continuing
the remedy, Che disease was f1fcrd out ~ ny
aysfam, and n cumnifte cure was the result,
IadvisS all who have this dreadful disease ~
ahandnn thelrloeal treatment, which hhs never
done them any Eund, and thke ,, =, nm
To continue the wrong treatment for
rhtarrh "a to continue 20 suffer swift.
Specific IL n real blood remedy, and
cures obstinate. deep-scntcd diseases,
which other remedies have no effect
whatever upon. IL promptly reaches
Catarrh. and never fails 10 cure even the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-24

-, hsr own heroic efforts and those Of
F..tghbnr. The mother was nreuariur
=, eve Inc children thclrSatutiay night
bstb when. IN some unaccountabic
nanner. an oil lamp was upset by one
"a Inc little ones. Mrs. Malkemaus.
hearing screams. rushed into the room
a,d grabbed the Infant ana rushed to
= Mace OF safety with Il and dashed
h.rif 10 save the others. hut IN her
eSorts 10 cxtlngulsh the iiamea her own
cintbea were ignited. She managed to
saya another child before being over
cov,r and sent q ncighbor into the
dame after the eldest boy. who was
saved. Al three children and the res.
cuers were terribly burned. the mother
dylng on sunday morning. The others
will recover
The representatives Of the trunscon-
,incntai railroad lines In the United
states met again Tuesday At Denver
and resumed discussion of the Canadian
pacinc dinerentiais. Robert Kerr. gene
prni traffic manager 81 the Canadian
Pacific. was admitted at the meet
lnra. Many suggestions were offered
Looking 10 plan 10 meet the cumpoti-
lion Of tho transcontinentai lines oui-
aldo Of the United States. ana much
disrusafon cuaufd. An agreement 20
ettbu,lt the securing Of tranEcOntlnen-
TAI frelshis 10 a board Of arbitration.
consiatinF OF three member. was
reached. and Il was decided TO allow
the Canadian Pacific the selection %
one member the second TO b. chosen
by the trnnHcontinontai lines IN the
United states and the remaining ar.
bltrator 10 be the choice of the first two
selected. The agreement was Higned
by Robert Kerr ON the part 0f the Ca.
indian Pacific. and y. T. Icffcry. prcsl-
dent Of the rio uranGe. as chairman
OF the conference. u II the unanimous
opinion Of those engaged In the cons
ference thnf trunECuntluuutni freight
rates are soon 60 be placed on a last
lnr basis. and that not only would
freight rates be made uniform, but
passenger rates as well.
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says General Merritt has assumed the
governors duties and trauafarr,sd the
command ~ the Eighth corna 10 Nainr-
Gen. y. 5. Otis. Brlqadier. ,,rner,i VI.
u. Otis Of California has hsin ordered
to report to General Anderson and Oen-
eral McAtthur has been asslcned tn the
Second division. Colonel Oveushiue OF
the Tweniy third regulars will COM
mand the brigade In place % Gen. Me-
Arthur.
The first case before the new general
court martial appointed bv gcncrai
Miller was that of Private Andrew M.
scruggs u the First Tennessee reri.
ment, charged with an assault upon
Dan Thomas, n negro. with intent To
kin. Second Lieutenant John W. Hnua-
serman OF she Twentieth kansas. who
had been assigned to defend the pris-
onfr, raised the objection that Inc ac.
cusation was defective. hecause n
failed 10 show where and whom the al
icgtd onense was committed. Without
deciding the question the court nd
iournod. Charges against several other
members Of the TcnnoHnee regiment 81
breaking into the house OF the Thpme q
family. VIII probably De- taken up after
the case of scruggs has been disposed
Of. General Miller has appointed a
board Of officers to assess the personal
and property damages OF the Thomas
family.
Tho REV. T.. 4. Morrow OF Farming.
ton. Cal. arrived az stockton Tuesday
and brought t.ews on the terrible death
IN Airs. G. T.. Malkcmnus. near Jpck.
sonvillc, who was burned to death. and
the miraculous escape Of her three
children. who were saved from death
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and canvas, and the OUTFIT 90 be worn
90 this season consists mainly uf ahrr D.
skin garments with the wool turned In
side Tarpaulin suits lined with shefns
wool viii also be used in The summer.
The winter cuuipmeni o. much moro
elaborate. The tents are constructed
N a double waterproof material. They
are obl0ng In shape. and d. not rise
hieh above the rr1uud. and nave only
limited orince OF one end Tor cn-
trance. The occupants Will keep ihem-
solves warm with rugs and furs, In au-
liiIun 90 their own thick clothing. and
Will not require artificial heat The
The cooking will b. done in Oh stoves.
ami one congo" stove viii he carried.
which will burn flJ allIw. Woo,
gruaa or anything thh. D. available.
The wlf'ier clothing has been most
carefully devised Thu undcrrirmunts
VIII D.. mainly jaeger mi q rial Then
| comes q fhlek suit " clmrFa half ana
netre. an extremely iirfi and warm
material. The whole o. onvclupcd in a
volumin0u9 reindeer feit, reaching be-
Pow the knees The caps. gloves ana
loose boots, coming up ihe greater part
NJ The leg, IRE also " felt Tho fleep-
lng-bags are compla.i ~ FUR and w01i.
AMI when the sleeper has placed him
relf Ia one. only his face is uncovered.
ionch M mbpr OF the expedition has ak
ur seven different suits OF apparel The
ba1is comprise those % the C1Ihpalblo
pattern, AMI kyaks. made IN England
after thc Esuulmlux style. The men
viii travel on skis. orr sn0w-sh0es, n
number ~ pairs being taken " various
sizes. The stores win conveyed on
slcdgcs drawn by Slmnyad d1gs-thr
breed that Mr. jackson found 90 useful
In HE recent explorations.
There la also a sailing aindre. made
On Norway lifted with a Hquare aall AMI
bamboo mast Alpine clus r1psa for
ufe on glaciers. mriai-t0Iihed cilpa %
hiiup uu tho bouts f1r climbing. power
ful bird traps. Wsll.stuckr1 house
wiv0s, aluminium feeding utensils, "a
dozen sporting guns. and specially COM
rrur;Cd Martins Of N small size. KNAPP
HlCir, ana q powerful algullinR hmp
are other details ~ che suuipmenf.
Tho .inurd meats aud food extracts
alone nil a long ilv;. lH the tont Tor
magnetic nbaervtulu. uu thH meal a.
~ pure copper, thls being rHn.r1nduc-
tive. \ complete Photographs appar-
atuf will be taken. The simoyad dogs.
seventy In number are r.. present I'D
Cut.rhlm. Every care Will 10. taken 81
them. and She stores ln0lul a number
- rflt coverings Co protect their foot.
warm ruFa anu specially pr pared hfa-
cults containing ull ana nfhy matter.
Tho duke u York har written % NJ.
narehrr. wink. wishing him surusa
aui "a SAFE return. ufi has prstrttl
,hc expedition with a union back.
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The British Antarctic Expedition.
fIondon Tcicgraph1

lIohuun ItlcEfauhsl
The arrangements for the expedition
20 the Antarctic regions. which will
sail from the Thames toward the mid
die OF August IN the Southern Cross,
are being completed. The Southern
Cross NJ present lying In the ST. Kathn.
rino docks, ~ vessel u four hundred
and olghty-onc tons, bark rugged. ana
fittcd with a triple expansion engine.
Her enrth il it6b fiot, breadth 30 :
feet. depth i5.6 feet. and she will have
n speed " nine knots The bows are
eleven feet through of solid oak, while
the sides arc thirty-alx Inches thick
In the weakest part. The whole II cove
cred by "a stout iCe-hidc ~ American
rrcnhcart She has been designed by
Mr.. Colin Archer. the builder ~ the
FRAN. and. with the exception % Nam
sens famous ship. there IL not strong.
ar wooden vessel nnoat.
Tho expedition viii be undor Tho
Leadership OF Mr. Caraten Eg'h.us
tiorohgrcvlnk. an anglo-Norwcriau.W hp
hiss had whaling experience IN Antlfr.
lie lntitudfa His scientific Eihm VIII
consist % sub Lieutenant w. Cnh' D..
r. y. ". Onrst magnetic observer.
Nj. Louis Bcrnacchl. uf the Melbourne
observatory taecond magnetic ohsery.
orr: Mr. uOrlof kinvri1d, % ChrlstiuuIA
university tmcdicai oiilcut), and Mcsars.
NicoiM Hansen aud Hugh Evans go.
nluriHiD. Tho expedition viii numh.r
thirty-f1ur souls an told iiy the gone
croalty NJ Fir ucurFc NewnCs, who has
given the rxplurorH free hand In th'
matter. most complete equipment has
been brought together. and u now on
View az a. Pail Mall. Here arr o. Dr.
seen tents. boats. rlcdFcu. dresses, food
arms. ana every other article that ~
likely 10 be- used during the two years
that the party expects 20 be away. The
summer tents are made 81 stout SILK
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lust 50.

\ sofa y often used ~ a spoon
holder.
Nothing plcasss lover better than
o. annoy a busy man.
80 woman ihn! Carrias a watch II
sure th1t N'f correct
Whom a man Htu beaten az any
gains d. always says he's Que o. pric-
flrU,
only a small per cent ~ ne money
saved up cor rainy days De- Invested loo
umhrgiltn.
Whenever a man o. elected 90 an M.
Gee ho looks around flr an aaslslan, 80
do ;hs work.
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The direct line 90 Kansas city. RI.
Louis md Atlantic uCahnard. - via
tho Missouri Pacific Railway. from
Pueblo. Through sleeping ana chair
cars. and all connections made IN
Union dcpots IN the daytime. II you
are going East and care for n day
liRht ride through the Rrandcat ncen-
cry OF the Rocky Mountains enroute.
rrs that your ticket reads via Min.
fnusi Pacific Railway Elegant chair
cars positively FIVE 70 the holders Of
regular ttnin Tickets
a. u. KoosEI, c. =. a r A.,
salt Lake CITY.
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lTENTS IN THE WEST
,..,s 4 Oamsnee' il S'i'''''i's
sniss and Tenii0''s''
,,,s1 NOW GOVERNOR AT MANILA


,...r has been arrested AZ
Y. @. fen, charged with the klu-
Colah.ld', ~. ~, cunningham and Dan
MIS- ..,,.a 7rpesday
~ ssp Francisco ior ~ ,, mi
" ,,rrisd fsw pisicns,i. nu, sup.
- u provisions on" '''''"'
Tes ,,,,h cavalry
CaIt 80 cal. tuesday nlEht ior
hfi A...,ii, Lieut. smith ana men
m i,r ssanoli park this wednesday
o.,,,,l cal. Henry outbridge
~ "a cyroi Aih1l. has been con,
als - f,r-5rv and hls sentence VIII
~. .ir1parei hy Judge Ellsworth next
wednesday
-. n.mser,is ~ wyoming VIII open
49, sftfe ramrllgu Win p.,a9t
firr Id Evanston ON s.pieinu.r ~ ~ ~
a. ,hsf time leading candidates VIII "u
tn5ng ne speakera'
All ne male nuff's nov. ait i',.i'. 70
N.ff.f r4run fu San Francisco are
,atIr.et 10 thc Philippine anu Hawai-
NJ r.frss In me local hospitals
VT s. taken By women.
.,,gt uo105) mostly IN gold and
..in NlIi be- carried t1 Manila on
a.sriIt for the payment ~ United
49,, moons loo the Philippines, The
~ Nm bs guarded by a detachment
ID soldiers
., Gan rr,nrifrt Tuesday the re-
rsIns " ST. and Mr.. Patrick Corhet
- inistfli after the nnal prayers
"a .u ld. The burial was de-
s.frsi 81 thlt James J. Cgrbctt ana
As brother Tom could attend.
ne Republicans of California met In
,.,ie convention nt Sacramento Tues
IAN 90 nominate a full state Ticket
i,e,b Nen was elected chairman " the
i14tfnt6n Th'a is taken as % GER
u.n Indication that Henry Gage ~ Los
Arr.iss viii be- nominated for governor
The riih boys who sailed from San
vrr-rlted Aur gth on the steamer
ctifla Nelson. 90 i1ln CO. NoungH
f-Fr.h. arrived ln Honolulu Sunday
,.,r'rr DO iiih Inst They had
"a toyafs and along with the Now
VA uoopi were treated royalty In
HiuaA
Or Middleton. chief surgeon Of the
t.fiHmtri " California. has received
ffif fum Chlrf Surgeon Lipplnc0tt.
g,af Gfrrfn Merritt. requesting that
nt ffuIffnr ~ extra medical and
nffHi supplies Tor the Philippine
rfs D. expedited al much o. possible.
nfrruffi hlH been wind 10 the war
ttrinssi 40 waahIngt0n.
cHH D5nhy late United suios
rrrf 90 china. who has juai ~
tri q ihls country after thirteen
1ur tCraUcu;lyr service az the CHI
20 li'fl q now ON HE way 20 his
A-r fnhsv'l'r. Ind. where he exc
rfa o rfl1e permanently Tie M.
pms N ihH annexation " Hawaii,
p Infused 60 diaun oriental affairs.
Afpecial from Manila u August szrd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-24

The riah h1yf who sailed from San
vr-fItea Aur eih on the steamer
cttfa Nelson. 90 i1in Col. Young q
f-r-rn %. arrived In Honolulu Sunday
,.r|rr DO iiih Inst They had y
~ ,oyafs and along with the New
VA H,dpi wcro treated royalty In
MutL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-24
Foul Smelling
Catarrh.

Catarrh Is one of tho most obstinate
diseases. and hence the most difficult
TO get rid Of.
There IL hut ono way 10 cure Il.
The disease il In tho blood. and all tho
sprays, washes and inhaling mixtures
In the world can have no permanent
effect whatever upon IL. Swift's Spc-
cillc cures Catarrh permanently, for Il IL
the only remedy which can reach the
disease and force II from the blood.
Mr.. II. p. McAllister, Of llarrudsburg,
KY, had Cntarrh for years. lie writes;
N could see no Improvement whatever,
though was constantly treated with sprayi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-24

J Wy ifNAtNi with HpfaNu
aud washes, aud differ.
cnt inhalinr remedies
In Tact, I could feel that
each winter I was worse
than The year previous.
finally II was
hfuughtto my notice
that tataffh waHh blood
disease, aud afiofthink.
Ing over tho matter. I
saw ~ wasunreasonablc
o. expect o. h. cured ~
remedies which only
reached the surface. !
then decided 10 Try
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r. C. scHRAMM,


-LAUIEb-
For a bad Complexion, take one
Of Gray's Laxative Pellets every
night. These little pellets viii
make tho skin beautifully clear.
Try them and see how much better
your health will be.
AT ALL DpUd sToRrs