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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-02
NIL E.N
CONSULT YIIE OLDEST, I.ARSs
AND MOST SUCCESSFUL MEDI(

CONSULT VIIE OLDEST, IARGl
AND MOST SUCCESSFUL MEDIC
INSTITUTION IN THE WORLD. f
The old DIR. Hallock Medical Institl
established 30 years ago QSis) for
scientific treatment and cure Of disc
Of men.
All diseases of men cured In ID
days. skin diseases, blood poiso7
nervous debility. etc.
Our MEDICAL HOOH, and
of questions sent (scaledD ~
asking. Book describes anatomy
and tells about mems diseases, : il
language and how cured. You wi
BETTER MAN for reading this bO
Is almost inspired, written by III
Doctor himself. Send for It tod
call on us when in Boston.
Endorsements from HOssOn
The Old Hallock Medical Institu
stood the test for fifty ycars.sa
served the community in its spec
pacity faithfully and with cor
ability. Its long service, II not
would commend the Institute
who seek specialists OF INT
mastery ability.-Boston III
Among the many di4n
specialists for diseases a
Dr. Hallock Institute 81
lnent as the bright -
them all.-BostOp
We have no.
give writteQf1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-02

At Chicago-New York, 6; Chicago. 1.
At ttsburs-Brookiyn, S. Pittsburg, I.
AT St Louis-St Louis, s; Washing
ton. >.
Al acknowledgements. II; Philldel-
phia, ?.
At observation-disclosures, :; Louis
vile, o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-02
MAINe PENSIONS,

Washington, July 1.,--A
pension changes are al ~
Renewal. Augustus siqy
Sc; James Ennis, National Mili1&r1S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-02
Chicago Produce Market.

The leading futures closed as follows:
WiiEAT-July. 7G%i; September. 1oai
December, 197s
CoRN-July, 32N; September 80; De-
ccmbcr. 33%s.
OATS-July. 2l7&; September aok.
PORk-Iuly. $9,i2t.; September. $9G715.
I4ARD-July, 800; September. S. AZ.
RlHS-July. $5.21; September $j.i2
Cash quotations closed as follows:
FiOt K-(luiet; spring brands, s..
WiIEAT-No. 2 spring. -; No. 3 do, 20
GtS2: No. 2 red. IS
CoRN-No. .. -.
oATS-No. ?, 2214 No. white, 25l& No
8 white, PA
RYE-No. 2. 49,
BARI.EY-No. 9. 31n3i
FLAXSEED-No /. Sl.07
TIMOTHY SEELc-$2.G5.
LARD$ s.. ;5off5. 321a.
PpRk-Ss, i5"'.3o; ribs $5.2of,545; shout
Gcrs. 4l5M44,; clear sides $5.6JFt5.SJ
SCGAE-Cut loaf, 6.tA; granulated 80
Articles. Receipts. Shipments
Wheat .......-........... 5l,6oo 6O,2oo
Corr ...............,...... il2,oOo AZ. so
Od's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sG,etD 10, 200
Rye Observation-Disclosures. $500 81, 600
Barley ................... 300 100
IN tho Produce Exchange: p
78tiTTEit-sStead creamery, HN1G:a
RIOS, 11pl2.
Enthusiastically
,lIEE5E-W Weak; crcdmsxi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-02
The Weeks Games.
NATIONAL. LEAGUE.

The schedules for the week are as fol-
oWs:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-02
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.

Grandest Patriotic Public Demonstru-
ton Ever Attempted in Maine.
The bells of the city will he rung at
sunrise, noon and sunset, and a national
salute of 10 guns fired from the battery
ami Notifications.
500 A. NJ. monster parade of antiques
and horribles, Introducing many new,
novel and up-to-date features never be
fore seen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-02
SEQ A. NJ,
Grand RO1cing Regatta

in the harbor OF Single Scull, Four-oarcd
Shell and Working Boats. professional
and amateur, open to all corners.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01

safe retreat from rife IRE IN case part,
Of the trenches are captured. upor
ono Of those works modern guns hav,
been mounted.
Spies had learned that Inside the en-.
ircnchmonts are four parallel lines OF
rifle pits shoulder deep. and In front Of
them are marked ranges and several
rows of horhod wire fences. The on.
GERS Of the army realize the magnitude
of tho work before them.
10 is said that the spanlarls use
brass-sheaiod bullets. The brass rips
and tears the flesh horribly. while the
small brass spllntors cause blood poll
ronlng Another device ~ theirs ia 10
cue cross through the end of the
Mau1er bullet. and this. on striking.
splits and liccrhtos ihs flesh. The OK.
pl1alve bullet has been condemned bv
International agreement. but the span.
infda have found substitutes for that
unclvlllzcd instrument of death.
our boys at Santiago facc q savage
Zoe wen fortified ana desperate. But
they VIII not faiter before the day Is
over. the spinlards viii know that
their struggle Tor power over Cuba Is
la vain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01
nAcN rnoM DrSyrG.

Mr'' Emmoline a. Wenn. Win i,c
on the morning Of June 70 for DOM A.,
:" attend uo blonnlal meeting ar tb.
Federation Of Womcn's cluis r.turr' !,
'o'' morning Juiyi TIL hlr rps,i,-
10 enthusiastic terms OF ths canveptla,
ana the hospitality OF the c,lor.d, p.,-
plo She mentions especially n' I,
much appreciated honor that he bas
200 Invitation To dine with Mr.. ma
Governor Ava Adams az the esocutlv.
mansion which Invitation wia rltlly
aooor'ed she adds that tho royrrn,r.,
'ddrp'a "t welcome to the iadias OF m,
convention was aa nac an orat,r,,i
enor, aa pho ever listened TO-
pur.ng her stay Zoo Denver Slot.
Wells had tho privilege of addr's.,n.
'he Latior-day Saints thrre. who l5y.
a nne hail generally wen atttend,,
Mrs susa " uatea also "a delegate 10
Che convention, is tul In Donv,r ln
,he intcrcH, OF missionary work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01


This country has overlooked and 4
even now willing 10 forgive q grca
many bad things done BY spain. 10
acts which call Tor rdtribuilve justlc.
only are receiving attention at ou
hands AMI minor matters should b,
permitted 20 pass. hut this forboar.
ance should not be presumed upon
There Is limit somewhere oven 10 it
ana the d1nF must not pass beyond
that limit. aud tho following. Tor
which the San Francisco Argonaut 10
responsible. would place them danger.
ously near the dead line,
Tho c1mmandtr-in-chlcf " tho
american army says the Madrid
'lIior ll one Ted Roosevelt. formerly
New YORK policeman. 40 was born
n.lr hharlcm IN Holland, and emil.
klAtcu 20 America when young no
was educated 40 Harvard academy. ,
commercial school, there hoinr n1 uni.
vrraiuea or colleges In America. 10
M %. hldyEuard u regiment that n
h'ilngly called rough rloiora.'"
II seems dlmoult matter FOR tho
avcroge spanlard 10 rot correct idea.
Of men ana things In thll country. ana
harder san 90 givo correct c1prsssl,n
70 them However Roosevelt has al.
rendy taken some revenge and IL In
he &C, of taking more
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01
TIM GREAT nArrLr Is oN.

~ this writinR-i2 m.-buliotlna ro.
e-fvod show that the forward movement
~ the American forces against sinti-
nso de Cuba has borun Operations
seem 20 have commenced nt q very
early hour this morning and were CON
unulng In o. more or lees demltory
way, Indicating that thoro would ba o.
Gradual growth N the usual character.
lttics N a regulation battle In which
all The Pieces have boon properly set
and all necessary preparations are com.
pioiod
II " expected that General ghnfter IN
using hia dynamite guns with good ~.
Zee. Those weapons. We take u. will
BE- found the most effective branch of
the service. or else they win be- ~ no
practical value NJ all Their range In
very short-a mile and quarter ot
thcreaboui-but this promises 10 be-
cloho-in nght ana under moh olrcum.
stances q Hhort-rfnch KUN NJ that Kind.
With does not strike but merely place,
explosive missiles where they can do
damage, may be- moro effective than a
F"fff - "'fN NNH NNNNNNNf NNfllNH D
thing Of ply that any Kind of oxpsrl.
mcnt should have 10 bo made nt ro [
momoutouH time
Later accounts showed that tho bat. |
to was raging furlously. Tho span.
ish are making stubborn resistance.
no was expected The engagement
extends all along the line ana IL De-.
ing participated In at the entrance 10
the harhor by sampsona ncot. uon.
l'awton has taken possession Of a
suburb of Santiago ana the American
forces have brought themselves Int,
range with the guns ~ tho Spanish
ships In the bay II seems ~ far 10
be- going our way.
Desperate. daring work IL that now
under way at Santiago. Many brave
man who nwokc this morning nllsd
with expectancy and determination
now hopes NO more. and douhteaa a
'ull greater number are travelling thu
.nme path TO Inevitable dissolution
nat our cause win win IN the end
nat the max or tho free win noa,
proudly ovor tho rnmpaftn ~ san,iar, ,
'hen II "a al over. does not admit of I
"njeeturc, 80 may II bel r
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01
NorurRs' coNoRrss.

The Congress of Mothers. opencd In
the Assembly Han last night. juno 20
N u gathering Of much intorrst and Ian
por'anco. II h we'll attended. and ths
Slows hopes the Hoiouu in tho CIV
OF the Saints Of the visiting ladies' NAV
prove In every respect pleasant and
profitable. ''
q congress m mothers o. q cpmpar,.
uNey new idea. II IL tho onsprlnr Of
the modern ideal OF motherhood. nm.
'r'o tho development ~ tho china bos
proceeded according 90 the prompting,
OF Instinct often ln nn uns,t,matlc
haphazard way.with much less knowi.
'dgo on the part ~ tho mother az ibs
physical aud mental powers t1 be- pre-
pared for practical use. MAJ,
that possessed by tho on.
Rlneer relative 10 the mnebln.
rfy he handles. Thal time IL rapldly
passing though. a mother now updrr.
stands that education property o,m.
meneef before the little lluc or dark
Yves nave been opened 90 thp light of |
ihe sun she knows the erect Of beau.
t'ful surroundings, morally pr,e nj !
moaphore, mental calm and rsDoa. an
reallscH that tho little faults IN mo
enid very often arc but q reflex AZ the
moral llght that illuminate IN.
aeme and the school. Tor what ls M, |
v ld-,oul hut sensitive plate on which
h,t rcsalonr are constantly made by ib.
turrunalnEsf she turns with a sbut
der from tho brutality cruel mrtbols
n education that were rcsorfed IA ir
order that the position OF "a rltiren In
me state might never become spy
other than that of q subject" MOI tl
aay a slave, ana che calls go her ala
Instead The laws OF hyglcne and domos.
'le science, wen showing hat fo9d
water, air have 40 l,ss 10 do with b.
health Of tho mlud than tha ntr,nsh
n the body.
nut the new Ideal OF motherhood 4,
not yet universally accepted or ever
.ully understood. A momrr,' coneresr
Sc take H. Is hold Tor one purDoro of
discriminating the gospel N child.
raining among those on whom IN
lu'y rests, actually or prosracilye.v
There can Do no more important mia.
ion. no work OF more practical yaul
o the nation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01
sANriAoos prrESM.

Tint the enlargement now In pror.
"sa about Santiago de cuha win b, !
memorable one. Mood hardly be aaid
THE outcome cannot bo doubt,d
.h'ugh the victory win not be- ,a.lly
"on' only couple Of days ag, m
Associated rrcls correspondent nor,
81 that every hill ana mountain
lorih and east OF Santiago is ocruple5
by hlookhou'oa from whence tho spnp.
ards can view th, movements OF m
American army as II advanced beyond
iah1nilla, while 90 the eastward az NJ.
city gashing every kn1n ana blt o.
hgh ground, are Spanish snir.nsh
nenia The correspondent from nm
deviation 10 The rlght u tho American
'lno counted thlrty-f1ur VI these ON
ionohmenta completely fenclnr ever,
mproach 10 ths city, The trenches bav.
'..n dug an the conformation OF tb.
round admitted. The yonds of N.
r,nehes overlap where breaks ln m
ne occur thus securing eomparatlyel,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01

The rate to BrlFhton's and return this
season has been reduced o. 800 via rail
% PARK City and stage 10 BrlRht1n's
This IL The best and quickest way IL
roach the resort Stage connects at
Park city with Utah Central trains In
both directions. 80 ~. ~ blEgare free
on railroad, 100 ne. free on stage.
Tickets WIN be- sold one way via Park
City and the other way via Cottonwood
Canyon at same rate. Al Tickets will
De- on sale 90 RIO Cundo Western
Ticket Oillco, Dnoly lilock Corner. stage
Vic the Canyon Will cave same place
dnlly &C 800 a.. m. after July TN. The
Hotel at HriFhion's ls bcine ronttcd
With all the accommodations ~
Mountain q sort and the cuiaine viii
Do excellent Hrirhton's viii be more
popular this year than ever before.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01
WASHINGTON. nc. Avn RETURN
FOR sGI.gn

on July I. and o the Union Paeias
IN line with la usual liberal policy. ma
announced n roto OF tGi.b Utah paint.
10 Washington. y. O. and return. sc.
count the National Educational Nuso.
citation, Tho uion Pacinc h tho "up.
to-dnte' line out N Utah and tho only
Ing and Library cars Only ono rh,pg,
20 Washington and many hours auirk.
eIt tmo. Fun particulars. reservation
~ hcftha ana tickets can be obtained
az the "Old stand" 20i Main Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01

Ana every blt Of rciiof b. part N a eur.
mat WIN stay cure. Use uailard,.
ii'irh'und syrup and mute how qulet .
" you w cured Nul how we'll Won
~ atltlMard, Specific also f5r
Mhooplng Cough and Cronn ~
collin, ktrwln, Kansas. snys. tivvh',,
! heFln o. use lullardH ii1rsh,nr'
syrup Tor Con umutIUu tho dnrf6r b.,i
nali that ! would dlr in "a Tow day1 Am KY,
now up ana around. Iavs nS nm
pam ~ chest or luuga" Price 70 and
4. g. -. /, Drug Dent ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01
ANOTHER wan SPECTACLE.


a. a grcnt expense the mnnneo,r,,,
~ lhe Lagoon have secured anotb",
NV. apecincular creation. oVin~ y,
y, ulo l'',, that. thourtnda werc umss, ~.
Ivy ', M, v" ~, ,gsgat war spectacle 'nIow.
acted with Ho u, IN when was en-
lem nj Lagoon on ~ $3.50 ana real
uroduDr mi. fs,,n,, " on July End re.
ln tho evening OF a., dltlHlinphe, ana
,rnytd tho latest. III siu VIII De- Dor
nllme spectacle. 100 Ahu most SUI
N rrlmac." These iopson Sinking mo
vim In point 90 MAJ sou war scenes
Isil, onftrts far st,rng nlicencr ana raal.
tofore producsd M ass any Other here
81 the last Il Dr. ini ivy Alo positive
Laroon ntnnrrmeI ne power OF IA.
patrons this season. ~ 10 uttr 90 liA
Saturday. July End
'NlpNlug up d.
sunday July SID. Wv name
An American iiCrO's s..-,,
Country .N'llnee Tor His
Magnificent nreWorl
each production accompany
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01
Shoe Department,

curtis y Wheeler's Ladies' Pin.
SHOES formerly 9aOO choice N'"'
o,. $3.50
- one lot Ladies' Fine Tan oxfor,
IurnH' were $500; Sale price VI
cu,,,. u, S2.l5
cItllH q Wheeler tan oxford. nncs,
goods ON the market were $3.50: now now
"a, Si.o8
s2.25; Price '''uS' We're
g., Sl.24
$780, Sale price ''u7' were
"a. 84c
Sizes ' up All
so.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01
sIs.oo pAiL, hArr. $500


on each day until October 18th. tho
Union Pacific viii sell tickets 10 Omaha
and return al rate OF $500 with limit
ot Nov. l5ih' The Union Pacific operate
the most Handsomely rqtilprcd trains
ln the West which make many hours
quickest time 90 nll points East only
Inc east from Utah with Dining and
Hunet Smoking ana Library Cars For
tull Information. reservation " herths
ana purchase OF tickets. call at the "Old
stand" l0i Main Street or address u.
NJ, clay General Agent. salt Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01
rAsrnnN INcrnsIoSs


wv 'F'HHN W'sF"TH NaIIWHVs
90. July I and 3.
on idiy !. 2 ana ..
and No.
omaha and return. ii200. on July 10.
indianapolis and return. $500. on
August :. @ and g.
For additional details call al Ticket
pillce. nnnly niork. No. iOl W geeend
south Uuat Ofilcc Corner. Fast train
service VIA lio Grnnde Western aud
cnhnetH unA Equipment OF latest a..
ign. Through cars Magnificent
NcnnnrN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01
A MionrY ALLIANCE.

n ~ world moves. Humanity nd
N ancgs' Minds expand and hearts beat
= itme 10 new emotions. Thoi, who az
de'Flohce wonder at previously un-
gr,reamed-of results and mthom not IN.
d Underlying principle. become NOR.
no 'Hlly adjusted 60 new conditions th1r
-cp THOSE who delya into ths psyehalorIe
spmain ana acquaIut th.mselves wlti
lu}e occult forces which rmlnata ana
isirecl visible dcvelopmelts Tho frlend
va last year De- the enemy OF thB year.
,sld vice versa, ana conditions f1rmerl,
MI lwelccFe ana forbidden nro trans.
errmod ihia plcasan, and desirable wish
fttons as hy one mag.ciun's wand
'me'imeg PIE Indianapolis creation
late Il smal. even the plnln.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01

The war tax law Is In eject today.
Many rrocoru discover Il In obsrylns
IN increased price not only for article,
on which a tax 20 placed. hut for some
o'herH ~ we'll, and blhndly explain 10
customers ITS the war tax You
know" wv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01

SATURDAY, Jaly snd. from 4, o.,,o.,.

S''urda'' Jaiy end. from ~ O'Clock q, an
sec them In orr Window 1000 y,r1.
hatHto LnWna-In black. navy lin
n ~ 1lum c1l1rrd grounds NJ
w designs uf the season n lnrbe.
N,ly and tar colurs. Worth zoe "A y1fi
customer nt 90 q yurl.
r. AUEnnACH a mos
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01

Those who have been anxious Tor m,
American attack on Santiago to begin
are Fraunci today And the Nighttime
mas been very hard and hot
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01

n some members OF the board Of edu.
cation forget that there are several
uhh men amply qualified to nm the 20.
Eltlon ~ supervisor Of drawing. ana
Insist on Importing some one from IN,
outside 'hc Salt Lake public IL no, IKE.
iy 10 forget the fact
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01

Madrid ala not fan to yet In H. ante.
battle claim N victory Tor the spaniards
nt Santiago. This came earlier than
usual perhaps because the opportunity
to TO do It later was likely To disnp.
pear
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01

, on July End. 3rd and an tho III,
t'I,ahdr western Hallway will m1ks
i.ai '4t,a lo ant station On ~ various
inE Hunting and Camping b,,gi.s ''"'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01

U offered Tor tho arrest and conyicli,,
~ tue parties who aro lntrrferlnr MIN
wv Mifea ahd mutilutinF our cam b1r,s
VAN MEAaEN1ER q SIGNAL 80
~ MIN - =
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01

The schedule OF war taxcs In force
now was published in tho Evening
News " juno 20, and further lnforma.
'len IL given In our columns today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01
'"' III ~ N snnih t Mai,, a a IIa.. Co.

SAT- Lake oiiice of F'sh
Bank OF Park city. wiFst National
Il reasonable ratps. long a, make loans
IN real estate. stocks. h Mort time
cages or approved persorpni mort.
o, J. HALIsnuRY. nl security.
SAL J. KENYON i'rtsldunt.
'FuAHilfos
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Wash Goods,

Lovely nlmlties and Tambour ,,,s
ana sa, u"ih anu HIGHT colors, worth is
anu -Oc'' THIS week per yard W -"
ic
a variety OF Wash Goods. tho hrs.
eat collection you ever saw 80
price an kinds. every color.newss. and
most beautiful patterns. choice ali
'his week at, per yard ."
To-
rin,Sl imported organdles a, tho
newest ana loyliost patterns and .nlors
una US sheer as silk null. ndhins
n n,Je, Ut a summer dress; rogulr 10.
o'uuhd'es' this week. per yard
A., y
New Metallic shlrtings in stded
i p'alu elects, the latest skirt noystiea. 4
worm 'ee'' THIS week. per yard
3abe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01

"Nen an 'rrur committed is dlscov.
cred failure 10 right Il ~ not mrrsl,
a mistake. o. lsa wrong.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01

salt Lake business Collere
10 W Second south st.
eau or Write Tor partlculara
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01

lily subscribers will kindly notify J. =.
We delivery ~ tholr papofS
M communications should be addressed ~
nrsrHrr NEws runLnuNa "a
Telephone "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01

,,tGr sale By z. C. II. l.. Chart NJ,
L,stp . Co. Western Harsvstan ~ FL
A.. hardware Co, and fieo ~
s.n Lake City. Utah' 'o' a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01
AT $50 EACH.
$3.50
MINsEs' DnEssEs An n

without a doubt the greatest bnrgoi,.
IN relay-to-woar dresses f0r missss
them this week wy SEQ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01

suhseTihefs charging thor niaco ~ fcsi-
,thcc should always glvu former "a we'll a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01

=. The DrsTnfr srnf.WTYKLY Srws Il puh.
hhed on Tuesday and Friday Teach wcck
1lr DfsrHrr WHISKY IN magazine form b.
published every saturday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01

The Drsrurf Evtuso Nrws s published
fauy, sunday excepted. o. corner Of south
trd Hast Temple streets. Salt Lake Clty
Hcfulhf cditlun at ho'cl0ck
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01
CITY SCayeneer No. s..

CLosrTs AND CEssPooLs CLEAN
and Al kinds " seavrnfer work done prom,
W Thoroughly aud 40 iair prices kddfes
" eat south Temple street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01
cHLDRENs pARAso o.

from % to ss = nSSs o. o Solors ana sl.ss
m AZ.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-19

1.-The young lady's name. he says, Is Dora
II. Murray. Her exact residence. or where
the rescue took place, he refused TO give.
saying he wished to keep from her the
knowledge that he was in prison. Her
grandfather. he said, had told him in one
Of his letters that he would not disclose
to her Wasserman's whereabouts. Wasser-
man said. however. that the place was
small town near Tyrone, Pa Wassernan
WAS sert up from Cleveland and was ar
rested in Youngstown. He claims TO be
prominently connected IN Cleveland. His
downfall he attributes 10 drink, and says
he intends % lead a Christian life when
ha Is released. His time viii expire. good
time considered, Oct. 4. 1900 His wife, he
says lives liz Cleveland IN the Ellington
fats, corner OF Superior and Erie streets"
Mrs. Wassernian occupies a suite a. the
Ellington, but she could NOT be interview
ed. Al the county jan enc or the turn
keys said that Mrs Wasserman stuck TO
her husband until the sheriff started to
the penitertiary with him
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-19
WHEN DEWEY CONES SAILING
HOME.

When Dewey comes sailing home again.
hurrah. hurrah!
Wen give him hearty welcome then.
hurrah, hurrah!
The men viii cheer. the boys will ghout!
The ladies they win all turn out.
And wen all feel gay
When Dewey comes calling home
Tie Old church-beii Will peal with 10Y,
hurrah. hurrsh'
To welcome home our Admiral George,
hurrah. hurrak,
The village lads and lasses. say,
With roses they viii strew the way,
And we'll all feel gay
When Dewey comes sailing homs-
Get ready for the Jubilee. hurrah, hurrah,
Wen give me hero three times three. hur-
rah. surrahs
The laurel wreath Is ready now
To place upon his loyal brow.
And well ali feel gay
When Dewey comes sailing horne.
Let love sr8 friendship on tha: day. hgr-
rah 1urrsh'
Their choicest coiors then display. hurrah.
hlrrah,
Manila with the Stars ard Stripes
WIN al with Joy oar admir- ais heart,
And vel al fes1 gay
When Dewey CONES sailing hergie.
h I<G'XAL WoAAes.