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p. NJ. Wheeling. special agent of tho
oregon Short Line. has tolcgraphcd
sheriff storru that the following checks
were taken from mail pouch al Mil.
ford on last Friday night. Tho checks
urg drawn By tho Ben Harrison Gold
and Copper Mining ana Milling com.
pauy. Other checks Of the same kind
may have been taken;
~. ~. from II. y. Slaughter amount
90 ~.
No. -. from II. =. n. Co.. amount.
t8cl.
No. 50. from II. y. saciett. amount.
$40.
No. %. from fireman. amount. iGl2j,
No. NJ, from ID. 4. fireman. amount.
80.
No. s.. from Henry Collins. amount.
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being another to score an unlocked
FOR advance.
with stocks IN the lower register
business was equally active. Dexter
gave evidence of prevailing strength
In sales at s26lA and l2Gs. Golden
Eagle s1ld freely az 3h cents and Llttia
Pittaburg continued rs movements In
transfcrs az 3h and 80 cents at which
figures a total u 5000 shares changed
hands. The Swansea had good figures,
together with Overland and Chloride
Point. but neither took part in the
tradirT. aiihluEh there wCrc thuae ln
the pit willing 10 take a chance.
The closing figures were as follows:
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Ma,ur Mias run of ore.

uesr-s T. Edwards. the man who h
ln 4 mtirlfu responsible Tor the pres
s1t excclcu, condition Of the Mcrcur.
clnc 10 from the mine laHt uirht re-
u5filae hrsi Ia that Fcctlon ia very
ehclaurng shape. In all parts Of the
Ntfcuf mIne iho showing u wonderful,
boih ln tbs OrCn Gus and deep down Ia
gs iuHUm0at workings, aHt Mr.
LiaarIs hla not tho least doubts, but
nt le property VIII easily accom-
ga 'n ilHk ~ furnishing 100 tons
lny. vnce .le mill In IN position %
SCAT that amount. Mr.. Edwards a.
EisUaiofdcat u the property has won
Ns fUHue.t add confidence OF al with
uhIm Do, hl1 been associated. and the
credit. Qu A1 ability.
eaal-Nln ai .nl mlne rollecll grclt
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M, almost unprecedented demand Tor
e..rfnartl today Waai the cause VI a
F..l may grfacf as o. Why such
n--s .tin.d Hs. especially when 10
d',v.0p,si an upward tondctiy and
gii several prints above yesterdays
4 rufra. i'TublnK tuil the matter u was
i.srpeI that Btlckh1ldefs wvrc Hus-
.,rl1ua "a an Increased dividend, al
ib8nsh uhghor they expected % this
frl1.h dr not was not stated Usually
tbe sacramento ruais its dividend the
sg.rd Tuesday VI each month, but
.ha line there was an exception ana
i IL promised az nJne future date.
Mol 70, should know say that M
mine no developed a continuous orr
bsiy a much rlcnnca1, ana that on THIS
account che i1ng-pram.Hcl enlarged
dyiIa1l d about % matrriallsc. ita
csnlnr MI be- hailed with delight by
tbofe moa, Interested.
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some men are ungrateful wretchea."
WHY
when I was passing old Hooking
hams packing house last night, 1 saw
that ID was on IRE. 81 I hr0ko Into the
office. called him NJ by telephone. and
told him about H."
'YoHgH
wen, he called me an kinds OF hard
names for not ringing IN "a IRE alarm
instead VI wasting time talking 10
him."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-19

n uesn l.goor who has developed the
KY hlhg group VI mines az Dixie
!" L.hoir county la In the city. lie
'.Fs.a nat the mine "a looking we'll
W.. ,hg mill they have put IN u most
ts..a,A,'iaci1ry, The mill n one Of the
.ll ana and does not do 10 work
Hgp.l}i while the wear ana tear Is
s,Al u was designed 10 crush 20
~l. 4 day but does not do much more
saln Aa.i that much. The ore runs
,t'lh anl proves 10 be- well adapted %
", ,!inlte process. \ high percent
esl.i oe all right n the crushing Ia
nan
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LOST HIS JOB.

rsnn TO Oct Wei when lie GAIT Coffee.
You could not get me 10 return 20
coffee after my experience, ~ you were
o. give me a gold mine,
Two different physicians who trent-
ed me. helped me some. but aH soon "a
luft on the medicines, went down
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TnANRFERs OF aTocKs.

-Four Aces. 5000 shares q - cents.
Generalization. 100 q Ga cents.
Sacramento, 1000 q tsis cents.
Sacramento. 900 q % cents.
Sacramento. 100 n 90 cents.
Sacramento. 1900 " 81 cents.
Utah. 900 u CO cents.
Utah. 100 ~ cav cents.
Utah. 100 q co., cents.
Little PittuhurR. 5000 q 90 cents.
Little Pittaburr. 1000 q q. cents.
Golden Eagle. 5000 % %. cents.
Dexter. 400 a. t2Gs.
Dexter. 400 o t1cik.
Total shares sold. $1,000.
Selling value " stocks, iC,3iG.25.
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by entering the cuban capital nt The
head Of the American army. The most "
Gen. Lees command will embark at
Fyrnnndina, Florida. and unless IN.
Province Of Havana calls Tor Ur iuHti-
fcH an earlier occupation our troops
viii uil be- stationed on the island W
the middle OF November.
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0oLD FROM KLoNDiKr.
cisan-up ofthis SEASON. Output Amount.
20 LIEhi MIllInn aud q IIaIf.

=" AsANA "AAFfA hhN - NhAhs
Seattle, Wash, oct. iq.-The receipts
OF the Seattle assay ONCE and the lnn
Francisco mint of tho cleanup 81 this
seasons output Of Kl0ndikc gold are
r.0Q00oo. Superintendent Wing ~ the
former said that his ONCE had taken In
iiooOl0 ana the san Francisco MIN
lCol0o1. Besides thla. 70 IL estimated
that dust cqualllnr 500 900 was sent 20
Philadelphia, Denver ana Helena. The
consignment OF f9Cl.O0O. now ca route
here.
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MAMMorn AND oLisIH.
Speculation as To Dividends from These
Canpsniss =the Latter Doubtfai.


To b. or not % be-" that 10 the
qu0fiHa. ogner1InF Mammoth'a ac-
TIA VIA rCfrttCt 90 an october dlvl-
aeud. $50. unuhrng directors uf the
vamplny are n.htiuIed Cor a meeting
tomorrow, agd Cor thr pas, few days
rptcu.Ii.uH has been r.fc as % whether
~ uli ihty would act afiifma lively In
tha Waiifr " posting W the usual
t-Npgl DO flMr quarters me money IL
Do expected. while 90 others IL u be-
Artrd tiAt % viii come cut all right
me m.he - SOD ore showing, and
o. Tar ~ ,lJWu. the company "a able
financially 20 make q disbursement
SHOULD Pie dlrca tors Gee 10 - ~ decide.
WIN feipWnce 90 GoyHgr. Marion IA
q halliy believed that company Will
~ a dlNiluud this month. IL " atated
M'liiltItNy thAt The directors are
NHg lua, 10 90 speak. until enc suit
t'N pcnulrg has been definitely aet-
W. " tlo company has 90 pay 10
siha l1 Doc iu a position 80 do 10 aud
WHr.lfr Dr. laying by "A surplus Tor
lta piipIan, Meanwhile, 10 ~ stated.
", H.ho and mili ere giving perfect
tAi.tiaeilpu ln the Production and
Nt-sAfli Of good orc bodies.
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mrs AM sruns.

silver co; lead $40.
Checks for the Mercur dividend o.
$4,000 VIII b. distributed from the
onmpany's ONCE tomorrow.
]. J. bamberger II now a full.nedged
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When Gen. Fitshugh Leo left ila-
vann after the blowing ny OF the Maine
he .houted as his ship sailed out u
thc hnrbor when ] come back u Will
be- with the STARS and stripes floating
over me and the band playing The star
gpanrled Hammer on the 9Th ~
tbis month he viii fulnn his prophecy
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Notice.

The 81. George Temple. which was
closed Sept. 20, VIII reopen Tuesday.
Oct. 20. 1895.
DAVID II. CANNON.
PRECEDENT.
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''Oo!" she said "and never dare
~ speak 90 me ms long aa you liyei"
lie Wcnt-that that's what the maiden
fair
Can never no. never forgive,
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nIsh rIoal Mar naAsr clir.

~ cup'G4ue, one Of the wen known
7 40 mon u this section. reports
Wy .l4ing " a piece of quartz uaat
Utl'lf 10 Vac nalghborh0od of TWEEN
V.Ho pounds, which he picked up
~ ihs fyA mine In the BonanEl
..l'te, ana which aaaaya 1881 to the
w ~ u now looking for the
n lhef lode, and should he succeed I'M
n ,e'ltg u, he viii have a property OF
NA'el any one might well feel proud
baker Republican.
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Golfers Weekly Tor october 10. 1905
contains three pages ~ additional ma
trrlnl concerning the coronation OF
Queen Wllhelmlua, and In two passes
OF Illustrations pcrhapa more particular
attention VIII be attracted by one en-
Titled before the differentiation
Queen Wllhelmlna u Holland proceed
ms from the Palace 90 the Church,
Sept d. 1885. 40 well conveys 70 the
cyr the plciur, squcness Of tho royal
progress,
Tho double page picture N thls num-
Der a. called The Occupation of cuba
baseball between our Army aud Ma
w at Guantanamo, September H. iAgs,
II was the nrst baseball game In Gu
ba since the war
The leading topic IN Tho Drama FOR
the week Is tho presentation Of Cy-
rano 90 Derrorac by Richard Mans
feld. and there rs q decidedly striking
full-pagr picture ~ the Well-kuINn
actor ln MS new character, The Yelled
Prophet az g. Louis, the death Of
Thomas w. nayard and a Paris letter
are other features of this number, VI
which the ff0ntiHplece ll The Illinois,
a. she appeared Immediately after che
Launching. october 4.
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0rp0rai ncckwlth writes.


Camp olympia, sept. Il. iss2
Dear alrs-Whcn ! srr 90 many ~ my
poor comrades coming home looking NJ
only Tor "a hospital cot. l WIyc thanks
o. palnc's celery compound Tor the fact
that ! went through my enlistment
without any doctors medicine. ana am
today oven healthier than when 1 won't
to ChlckamtuEL 4 nrmly buliovo that
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The soldiers who dId the most Faoi
were those who kept we'll
Thcro were plenty 0f brave men who
were ~ little use Wh.u iha cline came,
because they t1nk lrlH care of their
health than thUy d'1 of thtir mufketa.
Malaria aud oih'r Towers soon picked
out th'aH men much more unprrlnEly
shan the rurmy'a aharpsholisu.
one oct VI men went about Keeping
wen ln n bus'ncaHliko way. Thcy took
painc'H celery compound ai the nrHt In
dIruuuna Of Intestinal troubles. weak
urlH, VT when fatIgu7d and liable Co
foNvrH They used pdlnr'a celery CONE
pound 20 purify their blood and put
theIr health on nrm basis AZ soon az
they made up their minds 90 join the
service.
corporal Bcci,wiih thinks there was
q great de1l 0f needless sickness among
che volunteers. ~ Chlcimnura many
~ hla mess mates followed Die cumulg
and fortified thsmHniVcH against dis
ease by pa.no'H celery compound. and
not man Of thfm had malaria Or fc-
Yer " amy hlr, or rpunt a day 90 -
hospital
Corporal ncckwlth writes:
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The preliminary examination Of j.
@. stuttz, charged with selling a show
tent and other show paraphernallu 20
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-19
Literary NoIEs.

IN the october Forum. Mark Twain
writes 10 his inimltable style About
Pay-uciing. Ito pleads Tor the efiab.
llahmont IN New York of theiitr FOR
standard tragedy similar 20 the Burg
Thtatar IN Vienna, and gives most
Interesting analysis of a play 10 saw
there.
Mr. Edward cary's Tammany, Past
ana Prtserg, II n scathlng indictment
OF that organization.
The literary article IN tn same num-
Der IL by Prot w. T.. Trrm the uni-
yorslly ~ the South. on Tho byron Re
yival u Il me piece o. criticism
indeed one OF Prof. Trenta best ef-
no genuine revival VI byron win be
possible among " for some time 10
come.
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PROVO.


Provo, UTAH, ocT 70, is9s.
, 1898-07-09
VIEWS OF EMO MORET.
Leading Spaniard Urges a Suit For
Peace at Once.

London, July S.-Dispatches from the
continental capitals still talk Of Europ-
can intervention in the HispanO-Amer-
lean war. France is being represented
as taking the initiative and Germany
and other powers are declining to in
terfere.
By the way of Berlin an in
terview with Senior Moret, former
Spanish minister Of the colonies, advo-
eating that Spain should sue for peace,
because it is ridiculous even to sup
pose that she could tire out the United
States" and because Spain car only
expect fresh defeats, placing her in a
worse position than ever"
Senior Moret said it was imperative
Thai the United States should issue
victorious IL OF its first war with a
foreign power. because its social prob
lens and surplus wealth compelled it to
pursue a policy of expansion. He said
, 1898-07-09
TROUBLE IN TEXAS.

San Antonio, Texas, July 9.-(Spe-
cial. )-Orders were received this morn
ing to hurry five troops of the First
Texas cavalry to the Mexican border.
They will be stationed at Ell Paso. Eagle
Pass, Laredo, Fort Ringgold and
Brownville. Outrages by Spanish SYM
pathizers along the Rio Grande are re-
.sponsible for the hurrying of the troops
to the border. An unusually large
number of secret service men are oper-
ating between here and the border.
Every train from Mexico bears govern
ment detectives. AS this city is head
quarters for Spanish sympathizers in
the southwest, sensational develop
ments are daily expected.
, 1898-07-09
GOVERNMENT UNDECIDED.

Madrid, July 9.-(Special.)-There
are signs that the government is I'M
decided whether to instruct Toral to
yield or to resist. The Torreo minister
has received the following dispatch
from Toral, commanding Santiago:
The enemy exchanged the wounded
prisoners Tuesday. Yesterday (Thurs-
day. l exchanged Merrimac prisoners
for Lieutenant Arrias and sever SOL
diers. After the ceremony was over
General Shafter sent a letter describ-
ing the complete destruction Of our
squadron and reiterating his demand
for the complete surrender of the city
granting until noon Saturday for COM
pliance, when if the town does not sur
render, it will be bombarled by land
and sea. l communicated with Blanco
and warned all foreigners, who are now
almost the sole inhabitants, that l
should defend the place t o the last ex-
tremity. 1t is necessary to remember
that we are short Of provisions and that
the troops have endured three years of
campaign. They have been fed for
months past with only rice, salt, coffee
and sugar."
, 1898-07-09
TORREY'S MEN SHOW UP WELL.
Inspected by Major Cheever at Panama
Park.

Panama Park, Jacksonville, Fla. Ju-
ly S.-Today Torrey's regiment under
vent an inspection at the hands of
Major b. II. Cheever, general inspector
of the United States volunteers. The
inspection was minute. The men spent
much time cleaning up their equipment
only to have it wet by the rain which
today has been heavier than usual. The
inspection was of every particle of
equipment the men have and the horses
were loaded down with their regular
marching outfits. The whole day was
consumed in the work and no other
duty was performed. A drill was had
as a part of the inspection and Major
Cheever expressed himself as excep-
tionally well pleased with the appear
ance. discipline and drill of the men.
He even went so far as to volunteer the
information to Major Wheeler that ii
was the best regiment he had yet in
spected.
No significance is necessarily to be
attached to the fact of this inspection,
as it was in the regular course.
1t is said Major Cheever will recon-
mend the use of the saber by Torrey's
regiment. So far it is the first cavalry
regiment on record that ever went to
the front without the saber.
, 1898-07-09
A SAVE R

Washington, d. c., July 9.-(Spe-
ial.)-Adrices of an encouraging ma
ture about the condition of the Spanish
vessels sunk and stranded off Santiago
during the engagement of July Sd, were
received by the navy department to-
day. Sampson today sent the follow
ing dispatch:
playa del Este, July s, via Hayti,
July "a preliminary report of the
board appointed to examine the wrecks
states that a wrecker's plant should be
gotten here Immediately. They believe
there is no doubt about saving the Wis.,
caya, the Maria Teresa and the CristO-
bal Colon, If haste is made. The Colon
is much the most valuable, being in per-
feet order. The board would recon-
mend that the most powerful appliances
BIO sent at once"
, 1898-07-09

1t speaks volumes for Paine's celery
compound that of all the many women
who have recovered health by its
means. very many were induced to
take it through the persuasion Of other
women-sisters, mothers or friends.
When a sick and feeble sufferer is
seen to gain steadily in health and Wig
or from taking Paine's celery COM
pound no room for doubt Is left to the
most stubborn-minded person This
joyous transformation from sickness
to health is going on in thousands Of
homes this spring.
Here is the experience-like that Of
hundreds of others-of Mrs. R. H.
Studs:
1856 N St, N. w., Washington, D. C.
Wells, Richardson & Co.:
Gentlemen-Paine's celery compound
was recommended to my husband by
his father, who told him to have me
try 1t, for with other remedies l did
not seem to be getting better. l was
suffering from nervousness, and my
baby seemed to nurse 1t from me, as
she did not sleep more than Is or 20
minutes at any time. l also suffered
from indigestion and very torpid liver.
1 find that Paine's celery compound not
only ONE up to what. you say, but that
1t Is, without doubt, the best tonic and
, 1898-07-09
NAVAL OFFICERS PLEASED.

Washington, July 9.-(Special.)-
News that Camara's squadron had been
ordered back to Spain was welcomed
by naval officers who desire to make it
three straight. Watson's squadron,
which is to give btatle to Camara, it is
said, has been enlarged and will son
sist of three battleships instead OF two,
the Oregon and Iowa being supple
mented by the Indiana. The Newark
will be accompanied by two other
crack ships Of the navy, probably the
Columbia and Minneapolis. With a
squadron consisting Of three battle
ships, three fine cruisers and three aux
Hilary cruisers, the naval officials have
no doubt about the outcome OF the con-
flict, whenever it shall take place, even
with the Spanish ships manned, as is
now reported, by French sailors and
French gunners. Watson's squadron
will probably rendezvous at the Canar-
les and will sieze those islands After
the Canary islands have been seized,
the squadron will proceed to meet Cam
ara and the result OF the encounter will
undoubtedly be the addition Of Wat
sons name to the list of Rear Admirals
Of the United States navy.
, 1898-07-09
remedy for women. l do not think it
a be recommended too highly.
Respectfully yours,

NS A ~A> Nv A0S lAtAA ~
can be recommended too highly.
Respectfully yours,
Mrs. r. H. Studs.
Mrs. Lydia M. Hayden OF Marion,
Ind, writes:
Before commencing the use OF
Paine's celery compound l was treated
by many doctors and tried many reme-
dies. but did not get any better. I
seemed to be all broken down, was
tired all the time and my constitution
seemed to be giving out. l weighed
only lis pounds last fall when l COM
menced using Paine's celery compound.
In less than two months l weighed 124
pounds, an unusual weight for me. I
have had better health ever since and
have felt better this summer than l
have for years.
MY little daughter was away from
home on a visit. and came home look
ing as il she had had a hard sickness.
l went right away and got her a bottle
Of Paine's celery compound, and she
has had better health since than she
ever had in her life, eats hearty and
is growing fast"
No woma in any way out Of health
can in justice to herself and her fami-
ly fail to take Paine's celery compound
when its power Of restoring is so
abundantly proved.
, 1898-07-09

ST MATTHEW'S CATHEDRAL.
Holy Communion at 8 q. m.
Sunday school at 10 4. N.
Parents are earnestly requested to
send their children.
Morning prayer and sermon at IL.
Evensong, sermon and thanksgiving
service at 8. All persons unattached
to churches and all members OF
churches having no pastors as well as
all others desiring to take part in this
service by their presence are cordially
invited. Ushers will provide seats for
all.
, 1898-07-09
MINISTER'S ARE DIVIDED.

Madrid. July 9.-(Special.)-The min
listers are divided upon the question of
peace. The var party follows the idea
OF General Martinez Campos that the
army must gain a notable victory to
counterbalance the defeat of the navy
before peace negotiations are begun.
The peace party advocates direct nego-
tiatiOnS with the United States.
, 1898-07-09

he belIvcd Spain had nothing to fear
from the Carlists or he republicans,
hecaus" both depended on the army and
its workmen, whereas the former, the
army, had already felt the strength OF
the enemy and was not likely to pro-
test aginst peace. which, in its terms,
was the only thing that would ave
tn" workingmen from starvation.
, 1898-07-09
GOVERNOR OF SANTIAGO.

Siboney, July Observation-Disclosures
gees express themselves satisfied with
the turn affairs have taken and are al
ready preparing for the government of
Santiago after its surrender. An ova-
ton was given by them last night to
General Demetrio Castillo, the insur-
gent leader. A vote was taken and he
was elected governor of Santiago.
, 1898-07-09

Z p. M. Topic, THE Parting Of the
Ways" Leader, w. H. Peabody.
B. Y. P. U. Senior Christian Culture
class meets Tuesday evening at 8 in
the basement of the church.
Prayer meeting Thursday at 8 p. m.
All will be made welcome to the
church.
, 1898-07-09
AFTER CERvERA's WRECKS.
Naval Expedition Sails Today for San
tiago.

New York, July S.-Captain Freder-
lex Sharp, an expert diver and the
chief Of the Merritt Chapman Wreck
ing company, will have charge Of the
wrecking outfit which sails from Nor
folk today to the coast of Cuba, with
the hope of saving some Of the vessels
of Admiral Cervera's fleet.
Captain Sharp will make a thorough
examination of the vessels OF the Span
ish fleet to ascertain how many can be
saved and brought to American waters.
The wreckors are confident Of saving
the Cristobal Colon. if she is worth the
trouble. Captain Sharp said he would
not have any trouble in floating her
and taking her to Key West.
, 1898-07-09
WEYLER TO BE ARRESTED.

Madrid, July Observation-Disclosures
will probably be placed under arrest
today. The minister of war has order
ed an inquiry to he held over Weyler's
recent scathing criticism about the OPP
erations in Cuba and the situation in
the Philippines. Weyler, at the same
vera. He will be vigorously prosecut-
ed by the government.
, 1898-07-09
PLANS PROBABLY CARRIED OUT.

Washington, July 9.-(Special.)-
Nothing has been received here to in
dictate that the plans agreed upon be-
tween Shafter and Sampson about the
b~ombardment of Santiago today will
not be carried out. The time was set
for ~ o'clock, noon, and it is confident
ly expected that the battle will begin
at that hour unless the Spaniards sur
render. By tonight it is expected that
our troops will have possession of the
city.
, 1898-07-09
NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL Asso-
CITATION MEETING.

This year u educational friends
meet in Warrington, D. c., July It'll to
18th, and members Of the association
and others from points west of the Nis-
souri, River. should by all means take
the Union PSciAc.
The service Of the UNION PACIFIC
via Omaha or Kansas City b the very
best. The equipment consists Of hand
some Day Coaches, Chair Cars, Pull
man Drawing Room Sleepsrs, Dining
Cars and Buffet Smoking and Library
Carr. Fewer changes than via any 9TH
er line. One fare. plus $500. for the
round trip will b the rate from all
points west II the Missouri River for
this meeting.
For illustrated mattsr. folders. ETC..
call On or write
q. CLARK. Ass.t.
, 1898-07-09

Remember the Corbett-Fitzsimmons
pictures at Maennerchor' hall Monday
night. These views are highly spoken
Of wherever they have been shown.
Popular prices.