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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-07-17

Alice Rix has gone to Honolulu
for the Sunday Call. She will send
back letters describing the ceremo-
mics that make Hawaii part of the
United States, and other notable
features of interest.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-07-17
cleanup !"
dress goods.
aisle No. -

On Monday at sharp we shall
place on sale the balance of our
dollar imported Spring Novelty
Suitings in variety of styles, such
colors as combinations of green
and black, green and rose, violets,
browns; SO and AZ inches wide;
patterns include the bayadere and co.
delicate overweaves so popular OOA
The balance OF our 81 rs and
81 so imported French Novelties,
including Cords. Fancy Reps and
Bayaderes, all good colors. 4On~
Imported Suits that formerly
were offered for ST 60 SIS and C7.5O
s12 so are put in one lot for. - g.
There's a general cleanup in silks
too.
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demonstration
Monday.

We have pleasure in stating that
we have secured Mrs. Woods, who
will on Monday give practical proof
of the superiority Of the Rapid Hook
and Eye" She has received enthu-
siastc praise from the dressmakers
of this city. Call and see how good
the Rapid Hook and Eye" is. aisle
No. p.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-07-17
cleanup !"
household
linens.

(AisIe No Sd
Cotton Towels. 1896 inches, all pure Eno
white, bleached perfectly fringed and OOS
Of fine weave. ............................. Doe.
5000 yards Glass Toweing. fine
weave, 151a inches wide. split edge, in
check and plaid patterns (another snap
for big users, such as hotels): regular Eo
value 1-3c.. Observation-Disclosures. ~
Over 1000 Heavy Quality Hemstitched
Sheets. all hand torn, dry ironed and ready
for use
54xso 63xs0 72xso S1xso soxso Inches
42c 47c &c 55c soc Each
heavy muslin 50x36 extra large)...... AOS
.......-.... Edch
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in
spreads.

aisle No. 81
An opportunity for hotels, boarding houses
and summer resorts to buy very advantage
ously. See also Toweling and Sheets.
$50 Crochet Spreads size 72xs3 inches, 1QC
hemmed, ready for use... HOS
case White Crochet Spreads hem S0C
med, ready for use, size 66xSs inches. oOS
50 White Crochet Spreads. size 7o1so' S0C
200 White Crochet Spreads. size sox
Sc, extra heavy, hemmed, ready for one
$50 White Crochet Spreads. Marseilles pat
terms. heavy quality, largely in use In no.
tells and clearinghouse one or our lead
ing staples
soxss, $1.15; 1890 $1.35: 7exse. $1.5O.
100 Marseiles Spreads large size,
hemrned and all ready for immediate 125
$50 Marseiles Spreads, in elegant CO.1B
raised patterns full Size hemmed.... V%-
3 cases White Satin Spreads. full size, in
new designs. first display, hemmeda three
different grades. .....$2.s5, 1925, 1918
Ful-sze Colored Spreads. pink and CO.Oo
white, blue and white. or
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-07-17

Rev. F. B. Cherington .....................
Rev. r. c. Foute.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Rev. J. A. Emery. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Rev. D. o. Kelley. ..........................
Rev. e. B. SpauldIng. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Rev. NJ. D. Wilson. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Rev. w. Maxwell Reilly .....................
Rev. H. e. Cooke ...........................
Rev. F. w. Fischer. Observation-Disclosures.
Rev. E. Nelander Observation-Disclosures.
D. .
Rev. C. e. Locke. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Rev. w. 8. Urmy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Rev. H. Pearce ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Rev J. NJ Beard
Rev. D. w. Chilson. ........................
Rev. g. W. Beatty. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Rev. J. Stephens ..........................
Rev. D. James ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Rev. J. Hemphill ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Rev. R. Mackenzie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Rev. H. N. Bevier
Rev. F. A. Doane..
Rev. F. R. Farrand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Rev. w. E. Dugan..
Rev. A. N. Carson. .........................
Rev. S. s. Cryor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Rev. NJ. NJ. Gibson. ....................
Rev. DR.. Stebbins Observation-Disclosures.
Rev. ]. A. Wells.
Rev. E. ]. Van Deerlin ..................
Bible and Science and Health.
Rev. j. Hemphill. Observation-Disclosures.
Louis F. Merwin.
Rev. George s. Lincoln.
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cleanup in
cloak dept.
(Aisle No. A.

AAiSlS W. ~
Especially do these items appeal Il
cationers and campers.
Cream-colored Bedford Cord
Suits, blazer effects: sizes "a to G.
Sc; reduced from 81 so to %
Cream-colored Bedford Cord
Suits, blazer effect; trimmed
around collar and down front
with Venetian insertion; reduced G.
from SO to p-
White Pique Suits. blazer eff
fects; deep flare collars and
fronts: faced with Dresden and
trimmed with Venetian edging;
sizes from "a to So; reduced from G. I
81 so to cps
Tan Grass Linen Suits; light
blue stripes; skirt and blouse
waists; sizes "a to 3S; reduced G.
from 81 So to q
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-07-17

Plymouth Congregational. Post street. near
Webster.
, Grace Episcopal, California and Stockholm
streets.
) Church of the Advent Eleventh street,
near Market.
) St Luke's. Van Ness avenue and Clay
street.
ST. Cornelius Chapel, Preside Reservation
) ST. Johns. Fifteenth street and Julian
avenue.
) ST. Mary the Virgin. Union and Steiner
streets.
, ST. Peters Episcopal. Stockton and FilbertI
streets.
} St. Paul's Episcopal. California street. nearl
Steiner.
) Trinity Episcopal Bush and Cough streets.
) German Evangelical Emmanuel Church.
Twelfth and Stevenson streets.
, First English Lutheran. Geary street, near
Cough.
Bethel African NJ E. Church, Powell street.
) near Jackson.
) Central Methodist Episcopal Church. Mis-
) sion street. between Sixth and Seventh.
) First NJ E. Church. Powell and Wash
ington streets.
) Fifteenth Avenue NJ E. Church. Fifteenth
avenue south and P street
) Grace Methodist Episcopal. Twenty-hrstl
and Capp streets.
Howard Street NJ E. Church. Howard
street. near Third.
Potrero NJ E., Tennessee and solano|
streets.
) Richmond Methodist, Fourth avenue and
Clement street.
} Simpson Memorial NJ z. Church. Hayes
) and Buchanan streets.
Franklin Street Presbyterian. Franklin and
Vallejo streets.
streets.
First Presbyterian Church, Van Ness ave-
; nue. and Sacramento street.
Memorial Presbyterian. Eighteenth and
Railroad avenues.
; Mispah Presbyterian. Harrison street. near
) Fifth.
Howard Presbyterian, Oak and Baker
streets.
) Stewart Memorial U. P. Church, Guerrero
street, near Twenty-ninth.
Trinity Presbyterian. Twenty-second and
, Capp streets.
u
) Westminster Presbyterian. Page and Web
ster streets.
First United Presbyterian. Golden Gatel
avenue and Polk street.
First Unitarian. Geary and Franklin
streets.
} Second Unitarian. Twentieth and Cappl
streets.
} ST. Adams Church. 1o2 o'Farrell street.
, First Church of Christ Scientist, 223 Suffer-
street.
Y. NJ. C. A., Mason and Ellis streets.
} Universal Brotherhood. s1s Market street
} Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ. a2ol
, Post street.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-07-17
mail order
notice.

Owing to an unusual demand our
Spring and Summer catalogue ian
edition Of 30,ooo) has been exhausted.
Our new fall and winter catalogue is
now being prepared, and should be
ready early IN September Send in
your name and address and you shall
receive one as soon as it comes from
the printer.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-07-17

(The three last lines extra choice.)
In this sale we include several hundred yards
of Insertion at Sc, sc, nc and DC per yard.
Colored Edging, to 2 inches. &c; ia to 3
inches, &c.
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----------
Rev. W. c. Jenkins ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Salesian Fathers
fa'ner d ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
r,.I-- -
amer
aenef T. A. ey''''''''........'...-...
Iee,it Fa,h.r.
,,.-s-- r = -,
rather r. Seaman ......................
Father Coyle
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-07-17
cleanup i"
embrOiderieS.

The manufacturers season Is over. They are
cleaning up, too. Hale's have secured an en-
tire lot of nearly 5000 yards of rich Cambria
Embroideres some fine and some coarse.
There's also line of assorted patterns of in
sertion. The prices here quoted are way below
regular figures, and mean a quick sale Mon
day.
900 yards Edging, to 1M inches wide...2
1900 yards Edging IL to 2 inches wide...3 c
500 yards Edging, to az inches wide...5
1900 yards Edging 21a to 3 inches wide. TIC
1900 yards Edging, 8 to 8 inches wide...9
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-07-17
trunks
for your =
vacation.

LAisIe No. 4.
Flat top Trunk. covered with brown
waterproof duck; four hard wood cieats:
iron bottom and clamps; finch set up
tray; covered hat box.
% in. 30 in. 80 in. "a in.
"a so 81 rs S5 90 SIS Is
So in, 80 IN. 40 in
20 % $0 90 SO so
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-07-17

In 1874 the habitual users of the Eng
lish language did not number more
that 30,000,00e. In 1897 their number
was estimated at 110,O00,0OO N
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-07-17
cleanup j"
goods.
(Aisle No. 81

(Aisle No. 81
1900 yards of light and medium Dimity E1
large variety of patterns. .................O \
$500 yards of Percales Sc inches wide,
in light grounds. figures and stripes,
many short pieces included in this -
lot; regular 1-3c value. ...............OS
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-07-17
silk shirt


(Aisle No. ~
6 dog. India Silk Waists, in
navy and black: knife pleated
'front.' yoke back; new sleeves;
perfect fitting all sizes; not 81, @ @ 90
but Hale's special, % e.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-07-17

fashions.
aisle No. ~
aisle No. ~

We show Monday the Maxine
Elliott, the latest millinery creation
a handsome white chip. coming down
over the face, trimmed in dropping
floral and chiffon effect, American
Beauty roses resting the hair at q O.5O
the back Of the wearer's head. pO-
Other displays OF "Short-backed Sailors" the
white Chip Shepherdess," Children's Leg
horns. Fancy Tape Flats and Hats equal to
any Of our other popular creations.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-08-13

met yet; but hope to 20. II must b.

met yet; but hope to 20. II must b
Q magnificent country"
The old mans face. which had the
age, grew radiant.
Magnificent he repeated. trembling
" sinking into his chair. "What coun.
ish flag has brought law, perhaps: but
never again can the splcndor be what 1t
wasv
princes. their glory. their rctinues, their
gorgeous palaces. his visits TO them, when
at parting they would throw a jeweled
chain hung with rubies and emeralds
around his neck. as II those priceless gems
were berries pluckcd from the trees. He
was waxing more enthusiastic. and was
even commencing to tell stories Of the
origin of some of the jewelcd scabbards
on his table. when his careful wife, who
had been surveying the group with her
quick. restless little eyes. as q watchful
cat might survey n distant group Of mice,
stopped her husbands discourse without
much ceremony.
take Lily-not Lily? oh. thank you
Hugh! Lilith to her room, Mary, my
dear" she said TO her meckly obeyinc
sister.
Meanwhile her sharp ears had distinct.
~ heard 1.ilith say to her brother, Mr.
lawson:
He reminds me Of the little Glassman
I shall paint him as the little Glassman
standing Oh a knoll: his beard and hnil
are like spun grass. and will come out 80
well against the dark trunks of the forest
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-08-13

family. Lilith asked no questions; but
she entirely approved her mothers gener-
Osity.
"As for my visit TO town. that can
watt" she said checrfully. Il dare say
Il is all for the best. This next years
study of nature may help me on more
than ali the other years put together.
have felt lately that I have seen more In
nature than I ever saw bcfore-that my
eyes are just beginning to open. Other
studies cGn watt"
And she CALAMITY supported her moth
cr's sncrificial plans. The girl chung to
duty as TO rock. She wrote note to the
rector. informing him Of the determine
ton her mother and she had come TO. but
the clergyman resolved that Lilith's gen.
crosby should not prevent her completing
her studies In London.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-26

crime shhl be entitled 70 bail cxcep,
In cases u capital ononse. and that
the writ u habeas corpus may not be
suspended unless the commanding gen
cr1i Of The departmcrr deems 20 advls-
able. The eighth says that excessive
1an shah not be required and that no
excessive hne nor cruel or unusual
punishment shall be inflicted. an ex-
oct rcpmdt Ion. The rir-h provides
tina. In order to- secure the people
against unreasonable search there shall
nrst be cHabashs under oath a pre-
sumption oi guilt. and thc tenth guar
an,eca % all the right b. write or print
freely on any matter eubltci 90 re-
splns1lii,y for abuse u The right
These are very wise pr0yisions, quite
expressive and comprehensive. and not
sunciently volumin3us 90 b. cumhcr-
some or dlmouh Of construction and
enforcement The Amcuctnizlii1n 20
Cuua. az @ Is proper 90 call %. has fiir-
D. begun and btgun IN earnest TO-
elimination can be but one ihlng-ihc
rule o. this country with the consent
u the governed To this complexion .
mus, come a. last and the s.5nsr the
better FOR an paroles in interest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-26
iNronmArroN WANTED.

10y rcqucs, q Mr.. J. n. Prcniias. s,r-
Rotary of the Alumni association % The
University Of Michigan. the Eubiolncd
self-eXplanatory letter iH published
horc!
Ann Arb3r. oct -. 1925
No thc Editor.
mo University " Michigan Alumni
nHHIcIHtun desires 60 collect ull She
data tHHH bio concerning the u1rhc.pt-
ton uf ltH graduates uHs students. past
and present. In ihU late war with spain.
The university hls been prominently
Identified with che war Secretary
Day iH a Michigan Ifndu1lc 0f 1870, aud
associated with hlin at present on the
board uf peace cnmwIHaIunnrs nt Paris
iH Senator Cuahmau X. navla another
q. 10 &c. Alumnua. Three university
pruf. sfIra enlisted. tWJ aa surgeons
one lf engineer ln tho navy. Several ".
~ VI. men gave up ihUr lives ln the
Wnr, one " them mi tne side ~ Col
i,l'seycli ~ The rough r.defi went up
the bun at san Juan.
The university H very deHlroua that
tha records De- a. nearly complete ne
rIHH.uir. oven down 90 the most msnutg
scrap 0f Information. 10 thls end any
person who can furnish the aNrhitAt
Intelligence upon the subject iaircHpcet-
fully urged % forward u 10 the proper
authorities Names OF men who enlist
%, thrlr rex mcuts aud stations. class
So the university. experiences they may
have had ln the course 0f The war,
names of women students who volun-
tsUrpd uH nurses. ana other similar
nlirl would all form suitable Items. 10
o. h1f.od shat Michigan graduates and
the pueblo generally Will respond
promptly 90 this rcquCni. and that n1ih.
ing may he omitted IL. fear that u
shall be- regarded na un'mplriart By
the university Address all communal
cations on the subject % Iamra H..
pruntlaa, alumni secretary. Ann Arbor,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-26
VINO KirunrNrn ~.

Tho exploits N General Kitchener
IKE those OF Dewey. have Hui IN mo-
ton new wmld-drift while bringing
the man himself Jut ~ comparative OBJ.
scunty into iho vcry fore front Of thc
prominent men of the time. Like
DcWcy aino be- has been made the re-
ciplont of now ufirial honorH. but
whllr the Americans promotion was
strictly IN the line " ba calling. that
Of the Engllalmau was In another de-
partmcnt Of ne from tina; IN which he
has an az once made his great rcpuia-
t,oui that u. he has been elevated 90
the ptcraEo ana 10 now Lord Kitchener.
Not only hir great vp1ry over thc
Mahdlrin but tho qulc; energy exhibited
"a holding tho situation down. as 70
we're 0galn resembling pcwoy) has
made HIM famous. and the confidence
which his government rcp9acs In him
regarding his ability 90 cope with tho
Fashuda dlmcuhy h believed every
whore not % be- misplaced.
Kitchener q major general In the
nrusn army. Ills Christian name il
H1raiio Herbert. Ito r. described ~ :
correspondent u tho London Mail as
being several inches over ak feet IN
height. straight Ha lance and looks
out impofiounly above most mons
heads. hla motions are deliberate and
rrong. slender, but nunly knit. he
seems bulk Tor tlrelcas. steel wlrc On.
durancc. rather than Tor power or
nF.lliy. Steady. paaai0nloas eyes ah,Scd
BY decisive brpNH Brick red, rather
full checks. Ions muHiacho, beneath
which YOU divine an immoyahlc mouth,
his face d harsh and neither appeals
for affection nor s,lrH dislike. Al this
10 irrelevant. az neither axe, nor nE-
urc. nor face. nor any accident o. per-
aon has any bearing On the ciacatial
ardar.
You could, the writer declares. imag-
Inc thc character juat the same a. n
ali tho cxiernaia we're different. lle has
no axe hut the prime Of NE. no body
but one 90 carry his mind, no face but
one b keep hIs brain behind. The brain
ana tho win urr the essences ana the
whole OF tho mana brain ., pcr'S and
a viii ~ perfect In their workings that
Ia che face OF EXTREMIST dltficuNy, they
never seem 90 know what Hiruggle is.
You cannot Imagine the sirdar other.
wlso than as seeing rhe rlghi thing 90
DO and doing H. a most rare gIfI one
would think. and ~ one aliogelhcr In
dispcnsablc % the successful command.
or or dplumata.
Kitchener grew no @ manhood undrr
tho auspices of the royal engineers %
England ana at an early age turned
his attention o. the study ~ the
Lcyap,. iie became one ~ plsnera
vice conauls 90 As1 M.nlr and was
afterwards director of Che Palestine cX-
plyratIon fund. lie then surveyed cy-
pra and wus enrolled In the Egyptian
army a, ths beginning oi the s1udnnoto
r1ubles. Ills advancement hhs>Tcon
steady % not rapid. tie 90 miher pop
uhr than otherwise w.th his mon, and
hs prevailing weakness % Fl.d 60 De-
ambition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-26
IMPORTANT DISCOVERIES.


On two previous occasions the
"News" has referred 90 the arshesol-
oslcal rcsearches " Mr.. sldii Maho.
mot TNelhor, the omluant Eaat In.
dan scholar and explorer. Yesterday
there was In the local columns an art!-
Gle relating 90 an tmpornni discovery
OF prehistoric r1ttsry of varlnus kinds.
which are now ON exhibition ni his resi-.
drnce 1925 THIRD street. IL IL worth the
while VI any one 90 30 ana inrpcrt
workmanship which was perMrmod De-.
fore the pyramids o. Egypt were cun.
Nruoied, perhaps, centuries before
the Son Of Man came % she cir,h. ami
which show with reasonable daaul,a.
n@ss the corrccir 70 VI Mr. T,'alhsf,s
claim that net the Gar Eaa bus The
far Wcr g. she home OF antiquity.
although anme designs ar,n o. b. OF
mnrr rtcor, production. Thty 1lsl ln
some measure show that civilization.
like the structure Of tho Earth. is "a
sratIhfd condition OF mortality II has
rs cycles during which % EIowH up
out of unknown suU1uulIugap r1grass.
- steadily reaches ta pinnacle ana
then declines Until tn 0bacurIty nrI
uncertainty OF l,s beginning Do reached
when all la lot, ana a period or mental
1itkncls and physIall Inertia takes
Possors.ln OF the olr,h.
Exactly how long @ u since the uten-
sis spoken or were fashioned cnun1
az present n ever be Told. IN Loo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-26
rnr ANoLo.rnrNcm oUAHnrL-


As 90 the present unplc1snntnes- be-.
tween oroit Britain AMI France, Tho
latter country irlists that when the
British were driven oui % she soudln
several yetra ago. thli territory be-
came subject ~ occupation BY any
milton that CO., Rhi enter the region.
Griat Britain holds shat wth the rec
cent fan " Khnr.1um uhe tru Dry
formerly belonging 10 ERp. reverted
back 90 that country thli To- virtually,
90 uruat Britain hut the danger nf
an outbreak ~ war between ODE two
countries ls r1t In the lmplsa.l.lty of
arbIlratlnE this question. boy o rufahle
exchange % equivalents uri d.plomat-
lc dvaucs. but In she fast ihli there
q "a spirit ~ war umpln, on b0.h
sides % ihe channel France De- In such
a position thai o. foreign war would be
Welcomed - plms in au.horiiyi Great
Br.issn has lfon e. dm s'trd un hor
dignity from which the government can
roeoia only with G'flculiy
eomo speculation has boon indu'E.d
Ia az % how an Anglo French war
would ancc, the United sm,ea. 10 h1s
been thought that n hostlililcs were
directed aEaiu' Ctnai1 ur New.
foundand. this country wo,td have 90
interfere IN favor n Grtot bfiuln.
Thers IL be. little. if any probability
o. such "a turn % ovau,a Even u war
should break ou, between the two ooun-
cries. !, would b. fought %, In o.her
plrta of tho world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-26
FIRST congregational CHURCH
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
FIRST Congregational CHURCH
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
FRIDAY EVENING,
FRIDAY EVENING,
FRIDAY EVENING
FRIDAY EVENING,
HEAR LELY, the Great Tenor,
HEAR LElY, the Great Tenor
HEAR LELY, the Great Tenor
HEAR LeLY, the Great Tenor.

Victoria Times. oct 10. Those who
attended the Victoria theater last
evening were more than satisfied thar
ths most complimentary comments
made upon the entertainment were
none too high. All, Lcly is an enter
tnIner of ability rarely met with, and
Possesses magnificent tenor voice
such as is too infrequontly heard on this
coast
Montreal Oazettci Whether the SONGS
or stories rendered by ar Lely be-
humorous or grave, are all alike 10
him. Tie seems 10 be- master NJ both.
MS Is fun. rich cultivated voice, and
Wen under control,
IN Mr.. Durward Loly we have the
most successful operatlr singer the
savoy iheater In London ever had. and
Pattl's fayorite tenor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-26

% - not wlihoi nirroa; 90 note the
progress o. evolution of ihe ririatlan
churches ~ the world Thus the New
England uHyersallsts have elected a
general nc'i secretary" WIKI powers
ana duties OF such a nature that he IL
called 'hah1p." and a Congregational
paf.lr in Ncw Jersey has established
q dancing school under ohuroh man
ugrmonl Some ~ hla neighbour think
DO has gone aHoEt her beyond bounds
ln this but ho defends himself by say
ing that dancing IN Itself Is no, harm.
fui ana h. nkes F3ld care thlt every
thing Is done In the most dcoor1us and
.groproaohabls manner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-26
saa.oo OMAHA AND nEruRN. ssa.oo
Nla
Union paslnf railroad.

on october 2sth the Union Pacific an.
nouncCa rate ~ il2Ol 90 omaha aud 90.
turn. Tho last low rate 90 the Trans.
Mississippi Exposition. by using tho
Union Pacific you viii save many hours
nlmf. Dining Cars Buffet. Smoking and
Library Cars; Pullman Palace and
Tourist Hlccporu, Free Reclining Chair
Cars. no change Go Omaha. Reserve
your herihr. purtna11 your tickets ana
aecure any desired Information 90 thg
"old stand" s0i Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-26

Ely'a Crenm Balm has completely
cured mo Of citarrh when everything
else failcd.-Alfr,d W. stevens. Cald.
we'll. Ohio.
Elys Cream hahn works like a
charm. q has cured me % the mos,
obstinate ease OF cold 10 the head.
would not be- without lt-Frcd'k Fries,
2sl Hari 81. Brooklyn. y. Y.
a Zoe. trial Hize 90 the t0c. sizn u
Eiy's Cream Balm viii BE- mailed. Kept
by druEgista Ely Brothers. % Warren
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-26

ON october 25th the Rio Orandc
Western VIII make a rate uf $500 u
Omaha and return, tickets good 10
days from dlto OF issue. Trains leave
AZ b;aO a. m. and $40 y, m, carrying
an classes ~ equipment, Including
Pullman Palace aierpsrs, Pullman
Tourist flegpors. Buffet ears ana free
reclining Chair cars. Ticket office,
p1oly Block corner.