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IN THE EASEMENT.
CHINA

% odd Saucers, finely decorated, choice
&c
Imported Dinner. Breakfast. or Soup
Plates, floral decorations. &c. each.
/ lot OF odd Soup Bowls. &c. each.
100 Cups and Saucers SC. pair.
Large-Size China Pie-Plates, Be. each.
2 odd Decorated Toilet Sets, slightly
damaged, for SOC.
3 Toilet, a few pieces short. ~ choice.
/ lot OF Fine Ornaments. slightly, dam
aged or cracked. value from fl.5o to
S. for 10 10 %5c.
/ lot of Glassware. your choice for &c.
TINwARE.
Tin Coffee Canister, &c
1 lot Of Ple-Plates. Be.
/ lot Of Wash Basins. slightly denied,
&c.
25 RolI-Pans. &c. each.
10 l-gall0n OF Cans, f0c.
% Galvanized Soap Dishes. SC.
100 Fancy Decorated Tin Drinking Cups,
1c. each.
GRANITEwARE.
CoTee-Pots, 2-quart size. 15c.
2-quart Granite Pudding-Pans, &c..
l-quart Granite-Iron Lip Saucepans, &c.
2-duart Covered Granite Stew-Pans, 1Oc.
iO-auart Granite-Iron Disb-Pans.
IN THE CARPET-HOOM.
25 $50 wilton Rugs. 25x54 inches, all
dark, rich colorings, TO be closed out
2 Japanese 50 Hall Rugs Skis feet, $3.50.
II Hassocks, slightly soiled. wero ooc..
for 10c-
i piece OF 10 yards Brussels Carpet.
worth Soc.. for 3oc.
Mating Remnants, to IL yards, regular
% and 25c grade. DC. yard.
100 Rug Lengths ATWOOD Ingram Car.
pet, CSC.
eOc Window Shades, mounted on spring
rollers all fixtures COMPLETE, extra
heavy knotted fringe, 3Oc.
200 yards A, g., IS Oll-Cloth, 1oc.
square yard.
On Centre Counter, 100 or more
odd shirts or Drawers, for ladies'
men, or children, mt half regular
prices.
900 Ladies' swiss-Ribbed Vests.
vvinter-weight, extra long, to-osy
121c.
25 dozen ChiIdren's Ffrst-sise NE
rino Undervests, pearl buttons sisx
stitched, to-day DC.
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%s 3c;szaEa1sE %s;:sy:zS;1;zaEEselzsss

in the jubilee celebration, TO BE- held
there October oath -,-....e.s-fep.
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Dnvtd's Black Ink, ovc. quart Size
to-day 25c.
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=
in plain and fancy. weaves. Amone
them will be found some desirable
Imported Goods, I'm 4-yard lengths,
suitable for skirts. ali marked AZ
about soc. on the dollar.
pure Jet-BIack .2Jct
4s-inch Crow-Black Heavy Camel's
Hair suiting, actual value SOC. yard.
About 500 rolls WsII-P.per. neurss
and soIid-color feits, 4 to & rolls 81
kind. which we cannot mstchs
worth &c. co 40c. roll, lie. roll Of ,
yards.
HOSIERY.
q pairs OF ladies' iOc. Black Boot. Cef-
ored-Top Hose. slightly soiled. for
SC. pair.
lot of Ladies' Black Cotton Hose,
pairs for Toe.
lot of ChIldren's Black Cotton Hose
pairs &c.
1872 pairs Of ChIldren's Zoe. ast.Black
Ribbed Hose double knees, heels, and
toes, for f-2c. pair
~ Checked TamS. with feathers,
sizes % and Oh only. te-tfay Zoe.
CURTAIN-RoOM.
pairs OF $3.50 Ecru Nottingham Lace
Curtains, soc. pair.
$3.50 Chenille Portieres. double dado,
heavy fringed top and bottom. sf.s1
Heavy Chenille Table Covers. liza
yards square. fringed, all colors, 0se.
White sl.25 Spreads. soiled. Marseiles
patterns, 89c.
10 Single soc. Bed-spreads. hemmed.
ready for use. slightly soiled. now
25c
Golden Tinsel Drapery. 80 remsants,
sold for ~ t-2 and lOc. per yard, all
colors. lie yard
Lace Curtain Loops, &c. pair.
Satin Derby Covers. fringed all
around. all bright coiors, cost ff.9Ss
very special. osc.
Heavy Chenille Curtains, wide
dndo top and bottom, heavy fringe,
worth 50, special s1.6o.
DOMEsTICs.
400 yards s6-inch tra-Heavy loc. I'm
bleached Jcass. Use. yard.
200 yards damaged Brown Checked &c.
Apron Bingham. I Use. yard.
200 yards lO-4 Round-Thread nc. I'm
beached Sheeting. t-2c yard.
800 yards Heavy Fleeced- Back &c. I'm
bleached Canton Flannel, lie. yard.
$50 yards OF Blue and White and Brown
and White sc. Checked Apron Cling
ham. Use. yard.
1870 yards SC. Turkey-Red. OilcdBoIied
Calico, small and large figures 7-sc.
yard.
800 yards lee. Dark outing Cloth, IA
large and small plaids. q 1-2c. yard.
| Bingham, to-day lie. yard.
| LINENS.
| 100 Yards 5i-inch &c. Bleached Table
Damask. IL &c. yard.
100 yards A-inch lOc. Plaid Crash, f-xc
i yard
100 Turkish Bath Sc. Towels liberal size,
&c.
200 yards Sc. Cotton Crash Towelling.
i 2I-2c. yard
| 10 dozen SEC Checked Linen Glass Doy-
lies. Joc dozen.
80 yards Linen Crash Towelling, extra
heavy quality. for &c. yard. F.
500 yards very best quality Motve
Tnifeta Ribbon, most beautiful
coioring. made at n cost of 15c., "a
inches wide, to-day Be.
5000 Real Hcmstitcbed Haudker'
chiefs-nOt the plain hem-to-dny 2c
100 Pure Linen Swiss Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs. imported at a cost OF 10 "a
60c., to-day 25c.
ART GOODS.
| Is Irish Point Buffet Scarfs, slightly
| mussed. 15c. each. r.
| Irish Point Toilet Sets. Scarf and
| Mats sold for 81 2J for 0oc. SET.
| II Stamped Duck and Damask Centre
| pieces sOled, SC. .tr-
16 spools Crochet and Knitting SILK. ODD
shades Sc. spool.
90 DamasIS Pillow Tops, ready fol
use. made to sell at 33c., to day Toe
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FOR A NEW HOSPITAL
DIR. OPPENHIMER URGES THE NEED
OF AN EMERGENCY INSTITUTION.
NO MORE SMALLPOX In NORFOLK.
Plans for the Third District Police
station Discussed-The Depart"
ments VIII Separate December lst-
A Lot Has Been Selected.

DIR. w. T. Oppenhimer, President OF
the Board Of Health. voiced the need Tor
an emergency hospital at meeting OF
the committee in charge OF the depart
ment last night, and urged the necessity
for making immediate provision for such
an institution.
The recent smallpox scare and yell
low-fever scare, both Of which have
happily fallen far short OF the expecta-
tions. have emphasized the need for
est-house, ard Or. Oppenhimer said
that the Council ought 10 make some
provision to cope with suspicious cases
without delay The matter has been be-
fore the committee in one way or an
other for some time past, and DR.. OPP
penhimer said last night that he would
make every effort TO induce the Councii
to take some steps in this direction.
THE DEPARTMENT FINANCES.
The committee met at 1880 o'clock, there
being present Messrs. Julius Hobson
(chairman, Williams, Gibson. Donahoe,
Cutchins, and Camp.
The following statement Of the imam
cial condition of the department was
presented by the clerk:
Pay-roll-Appropriatio ......Al' l59 W
% 20 II
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iao REMNANTS OF BLACK DhEs
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Swell JeweIIed Top Chnte1nine
Bags, imported to cost ~. to-day 25c.
INFANTS WEAR.

II Infants 25c. Null Caps. Zoe.
II Embroidered Soc Silk Caps for 25c.
pairs soc Shoes. soiled. for Soc.
Infants $3.50 Long Cream Cashmere
Cloaks. embroidered skirt. for 60c
II Long Cambria Slips for Ioc.
Infants 10c. Bibs for sc.
The last of the summer assortment
of BijOu Series Paper-COveree
Novels, to-day, lie.
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President OF the United stAtes. but r.
called u was Mckinley after
daughter had whispered In hh eat NJ
only war between The United Stat.
hnu any other power. that Jones conl|
and he thouafit that Uncle sam. In thif
instance. had proved himself a greater
hrhter thnn either C0rhtti or Fitz-
simmons The witty Weishmhn didn't
exactly answer the questions put to
MIN by the court. but he proved to the
mind OF his honor that he knew suf-
nclent 10 entltle him 70 citizenship.
Jones was then sworn. and after max
umrhantly with his citizenship papers
in his r.ght hand.
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MOTION 10 DissoLvr DENIED.
JudEe Msr.haii Hendsrs an Opinion In the
Case Of Nevada Go. ". iarnsWorth.

JudEc Marshaii Renders an Opinion In the
Case Of Nevada Co. ". isrnssorth.
Judge Marshall Of the United states
district court handed down an opinion
today In the case " the Nevada COM
pany against Phil r. Farnaworth. Dc.
nyinr the motion to dissolve attach
mont.
The case a. presented by the plain
tin II about as follows; The Nevada
company entrusted 20 the defendant
Fnrnawotth large sums % money with
which u make certain payments The
defendant paid a portion ~ the money
IN accordance with instructions. hut
retained a large portion and converted
II 10 hiH own use. In the action an
attachment was sued out anon land
ana property " the defendant who
moved 90 have the same discharged
upon the following grounds;
first-That .An pia,ndas' cause Of
action was not based upon an express
Or Implied contract.
Sccond-That tho obligation was not
shown TO have been for a definite con-
tract.
Judge Marshall finds that the con.
tract was implied. and after citing
numerous authorities. oyerrulcs the
motion 10 dissolve.
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he CANE FROM WALES.
Applicant FOR Citizenship Papers Caused Some
Fun In Govt Today.

William JonoA native Of Mont.
gomeryshlre. North Wales look you.
but now q Salt Lake county. you see.
was admitted TO citizenship by Judge
Cherry today. Jones created no end OF
fun during his examination by the
court. A. Witnesses to hls good char
aeter he introduced his wife and daugh.
tor. Judge Cherry Inquired OF the man
from wales II he knew anything about
United States history. you bet. DO"
was Jones's replay. rive a got a biz
book at home with lots OF u in," TO
had forgotten for a moment who was
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Attractive Refreshment.

when you are preparing Tor Com
panyr and want refreshmcnts that are
attractive and deligh.ng. you VIII not
take Up any sAK ~ preparation
which presents Hslif. you viii Insist
on having ih3ai hlngs which are o.
standard quality. You want thai
which adds 10 the taste and excellence
~ what you prepare In 1thar words
you want u. q bikins powder TO give
90 your rafreshntsnts ihai attractive.
ness Of composition. shat dsiicary Of
taste. which helps the event 60 De- =
success. a full pound can " our U. 3.
baking powder Tor IS cents. ana y Il
Jus, a. gg1d as any ana better than
many that sell fof double the price.
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HIGHLAND MIMI SHARES
Suit Of The Gusrdiin q tiie CN'nivgn 70
Recover 1000 q Them
mAuE.so TRANSFER ofsTOcS


Judge Hlies today took testimony IN
me case Of =. Hays guardian VI '"'
estate u safah Enc Cavanaueh' |"
minor. W q. j. Salisbury, Monroe SAL
lsbury and Katherine G. nelPoher' ad-
fninlsifatrix Of ihe estate Of John T.
glmer. deceased judge Henderson
and Attorney Frank Holman appeared
Tor plaintiff. Judge Dickson ana w g
Hail FOR defondanls. ana Judge hafN-
moss for The cxccuiiiN
Plaintiff 20 this suit brought action
10 recover 1000 shares u stock OF the
Highland MINING company " Dead
wood. Dak3a. or che sum OF $4,000
their alleged value.
Ths complaint slia cut That IN
March. 1850. the arm Of elmer, sails
bury and company executed 70 Michael
Cavanaugh written clnirac. which
stated shat on me date named there
wis soid 20 Cavanaurh 1000 shares Of
the capital stock % The Highland
Mining company. the conkderr.ion be-
lng 1900. which was paid ia full. The
agreement provided that me shtres
should be lsautd 90 Cavauaugh In che
same way and at tht same dime rs TO
other owners Of stock. and was 10 BE-
held in pool subject so ,he same terms
a. the bdlk % the sock
II Is then sut out that 10 part Of the
property was delivered 30 Cayanaugh,
but that the whole of the same, az well
az the dividends and milne uruiita re-
cflvcd from the Highland minu have
been held by the dcfcndaHia.
CAvanauEh died IN November. 1891,
leaving Sarah Eiiilc CayanauFh his sole
heir ana legatec.
DcfondantH deny the making 81 the
contract and further plead the statute
Of Limitations.
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sErrrMnrR TrnM nraINs.
Supreme Court Convene. To-day with chief
Justice zsn. rrssidiaK.

Justice Fan. frssiaiaE.
The September term OF the state
Supreme Court commenced today with
chief Jusiicc Zane presiding. A
large number OF leading attorneys were
on hand and quite an amount Of
routine business was transacted. Al
noon court adjourned until tomorrow
morning.
The only case argued today was the
state ~ Utah against Joseph W. Hal
ford. n II an appeal from the First
district court, prcridcd over by Judge
Hnrt.
The ease of tho state agalns, Hokcn
Olsen was continued for the term. while
the case 81 the state W. James r.
Monk was continued indefinitely.
A number % orders were Med In
cases already decided.
Joseph j. whitaker was admitted 20
the bar, on she accommodation 90 me
examining committee.
Tho request 70 place che case OF
Thomas Cupit " The Park City Bank
ct al upon the regular calendar was
presented ana taken under adviHrment.
a. alrn were the cases % Tho Usah
Optical company W Dav1 Kelih - al
ana the linton Refrigerator company
W. stephen ~, Lynch.
Mandates from tho United States
supreme court IN the case ~ Adena
Young - al " Jennie Amy; William
Mcqueen " Sarah r. Jones. admlnis.
tratrlN q. al, were received ana MED.
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Notes aud Personals.
John W Pike OF Salt Lake In visit
lng friends here.
W. H. Dougall Jr OF Salt Lake city
was In Provo yesterday In the interest
of the widow Hunt company.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis X. spafford Of
the First ward wcr made happy by the
arrival Of baby glrl yesterday morn
ms.
A i0-yenr old son OF II. u. North OF
Hcber was drowned Wednesday while
bathing IN the Provo river, neat
Charleston.
Joseph 49, walton OF the Fourth
ward started on his way home last
Thurudny from England. where he has
filled a mission.
Ahnor Whlnplo OF Provo bench has
been udiudgud guilty By Justice Car
ter OF relllng wine without license.
Sentence has not yet been imposed.
Harry NUNS Of Lchl met with a
serious accident Wednesday. He was
hauling grain from a threahing ma
chine IA The field when he fell from
The wagon aud broke his hp,
A branch Of the brigham Young
Academy kindergarten VIII commence
MONDAY morning IN the bulidink west
NJ EgEcrtren'H store Tor the conven.
enece VI citizens LIVING In tho west part
OF town,
A Widow Hunt VIII be presented Ia
tho opera house this evening BY COM
pany of talented Young actors from
salt Lake city Popular prices and
a nrat class entertainment will no doubt
mn the house.
Charles De Connie. who has been
connected with rho stuttz Theator
company Tor many years, was commit
ted 90 tho asylum Thursday BY Judge
DuEcnhcry after an examination by
Doctors Allen and Robinson, Mr., De
Compile realized that his mind was
failing ana was willing 20 so 10 the
Institution. IL Il believed hia mem
tai weakness Is the result OF a severe
attack OF dlhbetlH.
Mrs. Thomas Arrowsmlth ~ T.. V.
Junction was thrown from wagon
Thursday Her left arm was broken
In two places and her spine was badly
sprulned A 4-year old son VI Mrs
Arrowsmlth and another small boy By
the name NJ Curtls.fall from the wagon
nt the same time. The former had
his arm broken and the latior sua-
tanned SCALP wounds. DR. Allen was
summoned to attend the injured per.
sons.
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Judge Cherry disposed of the follow.
Ing matters today; Miss H. Han y,
Mrs. II. A. Tarbcii, dismissed 40
plaintiffs cost.
Dr, ". D.Nilcs " Mrs. c, u. Skies %
all continued 90 foot OF calendar.
Fred W. Mllyerton W Utah stove 4
Hardware company; judgment FOR de-
fendunt for costs.
49, X. Block q CO.. W. Charles Bon
nVttli judgment for defendant
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ome. Of ulah 8 raeIae Ralroaa con.

Once OF Utah & Pacific Railroad Com
pauy.
Salt Lake City. Utah. Aug. 20. 1888
tf,ah cedar and red pine ties wanted
Fifty cents each viii be paid for
Utah cedar and red pine. sawed o.
hs,.ed tios, delivered on the railroad
grade south Of Milford; at Milford sta.
lion, sulphur Springs and Desert
FprlnFn and will be reccved In lots %
600 or more. Ties 10 be Gxsxs.
UTAH a PACIFIC RAILROAD CON-
<. W. McuNE. President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-12

We have contracted for 800 bushels Of choice Utah Peaches
They fine shape for preserving What peaches you want
will you from 35 cents to so cents per bushe Come
and get your peaches from We will take orders Monday
and deliver Tuesday Wednesday, Also will take orders Tues
day and deliver Wednesday Thursday and throughout
the week. Do not miss this opportunity and remember we give
6 pounds Of sugar for S0O and sell you Mason quart fruit
jars at IS cents DOZEN We want your trade, We will sell
you good goods cheap Come In and price our goods. No
trouble show goods and give you prices II you cannot
come telephone us our No. is COL
Mail orders shipped promptly. Out Of town people send
for price list,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-12

Zlon's Savings nank y Trust Conn
pany. Nos. 1. , and Main street, IL
the largest ana oldest savings Bank In
Utah. 2i.iN accounts have been
opened since the bank was established
start one now.
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salt lake city, sept. Z. 1895
The annual stockholders meeting u
the Echo Land a Stock company will
be held AZ the c0mpany's ofilcc, wiki
spencer Clawnon a Co, 100 broadway.
Thursday. october 9. 1895. az II a. m.
for tho election % officers and such
other business as shall come before H.
SPENCER Ct.AWSON. Preaidon,.
~. ~. CLAWSON Jit., Sec. a Treas.
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For Utah Day at Omaha. September
will make rate of $500 round trip.
Trains leave S am. and 7.t0 pm.
Through sleeping cars. Free reclining
chair cars. Buffet cars. Call Mt ticket
ofiice. No 1903 W. Second South (Dooiy
Block cornerl.
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p,ose..or John ., Mcclellan.

Plano. Theory and ofgan. New
studio. No. ~ south First West street.
hours 10 TO " and TO = Thuradays,
Fridays and Saturdays. only earnest
students received.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-12

Trading stamps or checks on deco
lttd china on all new fali goods.
NEW YORK CASH STORE.
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Save your money and whoa you got
Dollar, depovlt II with Zl3n'a savlnga
Bank a Trust Co, I, ?. 8 MAin 81 The
Ofiiccra and Directors atui Wllfird
woodruff. President. George q. cam
non, Vice President: George ~. CAM
non. Cashier. Joseph y, Smith, Lorenzo
SNOW. 4, q. Wcbhtr. Hebcr J. GIANT.
James Jack. Ffaacls w. LYNN. An
gus ~, Cannon, George itsynJiIl. ~.
u. Clawson. l.. John Nuitail.
To You Real
what people are saying about Hoods
SaraupHrlllaf II IA curing the worst
cases Of rcufula, dyspepsia, rheumatism
and all forms OF blood disease, erup-
lions. sores. hoils and pimples. II IL
giving strength 10 weak and tired wo-
men, Why should you hesitate 60 take
Il whom n n doing 10 much for othersl
HOODS PILLS arc the best family
cathnrtic ana liver tonic. Gentle. re-
liable. sure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-12

More than twenty million free
samples OF Dcwltta witch Hazel
paIve have been distributed by the
manufacturers. What better proof u
their confidence In itH merits do you
want7 II cures piles. burns. scalda.
sores. In the shortest space OF time.
y. G. Schramm. Mccormick building.
corner Main and First South streets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-12

The direct line 10 Kansas city. -
Louis and Atlantic Heaboard. n via
the Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
cans, and all connections made IN
Union depota IN the daytime. II you
are going East and care for \ day
lIRht ride through the grnndcatscen-
SEQ that your ticket readk via Mis-
nou.i Pacific Railway. Elegnnt chair
cars positively free 90 the holders OF
regular train tickets
II. u. koosER. c. :. r A..
Salt Lake Ctr.
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PROVO.
County Bu,lne,,.

Thomas y. Thurman has been APP
pointed registration agent Tor Provo
hut precinct In place Of Sarah Giles,
resigned.
The board 0f ,nuntv commissioners
have elected AiphuEo N. Davis Of
iohl 20 mn Tho utoNplrcd term OF CONF
missioner VIM. deceased. Mr, Davis
IL cnrdidlts f1r tho position on tns
democratic UrFn'.
The county will pay one-half u the
expenses NJ building and grading a
ftlckadc IN which county and city
prisoners will be confined while break
ing rocks The other half viii be
paid hy the cly.
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uo,,,l. e,o,e. Tor ose. Az. Q. MI

This week. Sept. 18Th TO iith.
gpgclai Sale Of Ladies' 2-elarp KID mr. .
Glove. all shades. regular price. uh1
81 gs for this week per pair only UUO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-12

AuNuAt 1Nu.Ne hHNI An' HIAHlHA
loss dead u over 300 and the wounded
800. Contrary reports are always be-
ing circulated. our loss IN about A.
Killed and % wounded
August 3rd-spanlah loss now re-
ported to b, sil killed and ntili bring
INK more dead.
August tth-spaninh loss reported
$50 Killed. DO not know how many
wounded. Tho force the Spanish had
was 1000 OF the best veterans they
have. They are men who have fought
In many battles. We also learn that
they had German and French artillery
men. We had "ouly MormonH"
think by Monday We will be- In Manila
no some ~ the men ffom our warahips
say on sunday Dewey wants TO blaze
HI out Of them. We are willing.
Another little scrap happened on the
nlght oi the first Tor about one hour.
Our losa. one killed colorado mani
and I doni know how many wounded.
spanish loss. forty Killed.
on the night 81 fhr second. another
round for few minutes. Don't think
any one was hurt. Same last night.
Lasted forty minutes. The Spanish are
nigh, nghiqru Their artillery pegs
away at VA. and we are under orders
not 20 firc back unhs 10 rcpal an ut
tack. Ny turn 10 10 80 up again will
come about saturlay. This. / think
will be the nlsht We get u again
Each fellsf goes W about 500 "a, IN. and
whom thy arrive at the lntrononments
the old rsiief chmls back. We have only
four guns In trchchra. and only nbou,
twenty men from each battery goea w
every day.
We'll goodbye. Low 70 all and kind
regards 90 all % dear old utah'a ma
tivgL WIN wrlta whpn 1 can. but We
do few things besides aleep and eat
Yours. J. ID. ".
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NO 10 O'CLOCK LUNCH.
Food that sus,ains the nod, After Com.
mon Food l. Exhausted.

WIN many people there comes a
feeling OF fainineaH and need for food
before the noon hour is reached. This
IL generally because Or the use o.,
white bread and other non-nourishlne
articles of food used Tor breakfast Il
- n cause OF comment among those
who use the concentrated food, Grape
Nuts. that no feeling Of hunger j. felt
until thc noon hour. The facts show
forth that the food Il sustaining and
nourishCa and feeds the body hours
after the power Of ordinary food u
exhausted.
a few days trial OF Graps-Nuis tells
the tale.
Found Al Erucera. nnd made By the
Postum Co. Battle Creek. Mich.
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ron sAIi

A LOT or LINCOLN AND MERiNO
crnsshrud rams. lambs aud yeafllhgs. joe
eph Hanson, North Point. Ccntro ward, salt
Lake city.
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As an eternal ilnameni Of most won.
derful penetrativo and curative
pnwor, BALLARD's SNOW LIMA
MENT II not eaualcd by any other In
the world. Price % and 80 cents. z.
G. NJ. l. DruE Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-12

see advantages offercd by Salt Lake
Fur Co.'S al In this paper.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-12

Trading stamps or checks on deco.
ited china on all new fail Roolt
NEW YORK CASH STORE.