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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-26
Copyright, 1898, by Harper & Brothers.

Copyright, 1898, by Harper 4 Brothers.
1t is hard to predict the ultimate re-
suit of the work of Dewey's guns in
driving another wedge into the compli-
Gated and portentous question of for
cign domination in the East but the
immediate effect of his victory we can
all see in the worlds recognition of the
efficiency and strength of our new navy,
and of the dashing courage and trained
skill of its men.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-07
seim seben ,purse aerettet.

Serr S. 6. Silly, elm beruorrasenoer
Burger BON 9amlbal, Oto. ipuroe auf
munoeruoIe @eiie BON elnem ibredliz
ben 1ooe errettet. st er5dblt in Be
5us bierauf 5olseuoes: nSb erfranfte
an tppb6iem 5ieber, oas in 2unsenent=
siinouns iibersins. Wteine 2un9en uer=
bdrteten iiA. Sd mar 10 idwad, oaB
id ni5t einmal aufredt i'm Bette iiben
fonnte. Ssidts Ealf mir. Sd ermar=
tete 11un balo on oer Shtpinoludt su
iterben, als i'd BON gr. Sings ,,geuer
gntbedan9" b6tte. Cine 6lal1e pers
idaffte mir idon 9roBe @rlei6teruns.
SD iebte aber ben @eoraud fort uno
jest fiible ih mid seluub uuo iiarf nno
fann olele MeciStn gar niht senug loz
ben. 9ieie Mepi5iu beilt an li9eriteu
uno idne0iten ale 9alsz uno 2unsenz
leioen. Die resutare @r6Be gu so gts.
uno s1.0O. Grobeilai4eu frei in Der
apotbefe BON 5. &olteper & Son. Sebe
5lal9e wiro saranlirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-07

- Gin gerlinSr Re9tsanipoli NOR
Dor bem polsoamer s66hsns 8e.
ridte iammt 3eueen i'm Rablsr. 4n3uee {
erfdienen. Gariber 3ur &ebe ges
ftsllt, sri6ienen Anmalt unb 3eugen
in einem neu anberoun1ien 3erniu
obfhlll9 in slei9em 8oiitim, Inn bic
4ngelegenbeit sur enbshltigen gutihei.
oung gu bringen. 2ll8 baS SG6fen.
aeriGt nuunIebr ben NnnaIt In 20
Mart, ben 3eusen In 10 Dart @eIb.
iirafe mesen srober unesbhtr Dor @ss
riAt nobm, fhbrte Der Anmalt boriiber
bel Der b6diten Sniian3 benz Rammer.
seridt. Ueidmeroe. 0ieie5 bat nun
in Der 1ofintersHanten Sireitfrose cine
priu3ibisle @nii6eibuns setroffen, In
Der es beiBt, bas amtIihe Auftreten
zines Re6tSanmalts al8 8ertheibiger
in 3niehoie unb Wabsniirtmpfeu per.
trdgt nd nit ber Wtirbe bes @erihtS
iebenfo1s ni9t. unb eS muB minbehen8
3ueifelbaft eri6eineH, Ob oas 4uftre.
Ten zines 3eusen In FOLDER 2leibuns
fur 5uld1lg 3u eraaten 1T. suuaal ba
eine berariise aleibuns. pie Der tdslife
Ansenideiu lebrt, bhr9 bas Rabfab'
rem ni1f bebingt it,.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-07
aetn Netlt auf 9akltAfett.

9ie Srau, Die bibib pOn stnseiidt,
bon idoner 6i9ur uuo ianftem @emiltb
1T, iuiro itets 5reunbe baben, I'm aber
10 on5iebeno gu fem, muB man feline
@eiunobeit gut erbalten. gSenn cine
Srau tranf uno ibluddfid 1T, uno
uenn ibr Spitem seldlud9t 1T, bann 1T
lie reisbar uno neru6s. Benn iie an
Sartleibisfeit ober gaierenleioen laboz
rlrt, 10 miro ibr unreines Slut bdBlide
6aut 9tusidldse unO einen unreiaen
3eint sur SOtge baben. electric
8itters 1T bic bette Meoiein oer
@elt, UNI Maaene, 2eberz uno gtieren-
leiosn Su resuliren uno bas 8lut 5u
reiniseu. @s perIdafft fraIti9e Nerz
pen, beQe 9lusen, iumluetueid)e, flare
Snut unb bliibenoen 2eint. 8ur5, oiea
Mittel ma9t eiue frantli6e unb
ibua6e Jrau seiunb, anmutbis uuo
ansiebenb. Sir nur SO Gents i'll Der
Ipotbete BON S. Salteger & Son.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-07
f6reienoeu &etlame bss Werlesers,

f9reienoen &etlaue beS @erIesers,
ben 1eIbsn fogar DOR biein Brlitoi ias
gsnee 8ritib Nfoclaticn ">su briHgeu,
eire tnhaugsfebene nihsnfGaftlide
abIpe,fGafi, no ereiuen 8ortfag tal
ten bu1Fta unb bDn @eographen, An.
tbgppoIosen uHb Iaturforl9eru gang
erhHaaft geaommem nurbe. Sa, es
bat Nd iosar siae @eieafdaft gebilbst,
UNI bic 0orseblidl DoH nem 4beEtercer
auf8ebedten S9dbs aa @0ib, 0ias
maHten unb Betlan pus3ubeuten. Die
3fusifel. bic fleiIIN ok mebr ais romans
hafte @ra0blaug tpedte, tuurbea lau!ir
ua0 behimmter. unb bas rDailD
@broaicIe" bat f9 Der nitht geriugen
Utdbe uateraogeu, ben 0elben bis In
feline Wie9e suraf au perfolsen. Nuns
mebr iitJber 8eweis eelunsen, baB Mr.
be Rongemont ni6ts 1T als Elm uree.
w6baIi6 fteder 8etraser. her bon benz
mas er als grlebniB idiIbert, peiiaus
ben betrddtlihliea 3beil Ter pbautaRe
ober Dilbeu M6ren peroantt. Gr III
S9usiSer Don @eburi, beiBt ni6t be
Rougemout. ionoern Grin, unb bat
lett fteb3ebu .Sabren tn eponen iebr
fragDhrOiae @siddfte gsmadt. goH
Der Magabe. er babe oreibig Sabre
inter Gaunibalen augebrabt. 1T ct.
wieisnermaBen nur 10 piel ri9iig, bob
er brei Sabre unbetannt blieb, unb aIs
er mieoer auflau1te, teta Wort bon
pOrsebIi9en Mbenteuern su iageu puBtf.
Der 8srieaer bat iuauiiden cine bal5e
Million Der Nammsrn, In beaen Der
neue HobinIon fabelte, pertauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-07

Der Giugaussthiir itanb eine le6enSs
grote. uerwetterte Sanolteinfignt.
irgenb einea 0eiligen oarlielleah, uno
Die erregte GinbiloungstraIt Der jungen
Srau iat) in Oieien grauen, i1arf be-
leutbteten Gjeltalten, oeren jeoe ben
rebten 9lrm ipie sur Orobung oOer sur
warnenben NblDebr erboben bate,
geiIterDafte Sitter iener heiligen @flid]z
ten, Gle gu uerlegen iie i'm 9egriFfe
tDar.
9tber oil cine llmfebr mGre nibt
mebr gu oen!en gemeien, ielbIt luenn
lie ben ernItliden @iIlen ha;u 9eba6t
bdtte. 99ar Grab ieinem gorIase
treu 9eblieben lnb befanb er li1 i'm
Sunern bes 4aoillons, 70 muBte er lie
aub bereits bemelft baben, uub ct
niirbe ibrer tb5ridten 8ludt 10 nabe
por Dem 3iele 9euiB nidt untbdtis sus
9eieben baben.
60 legte benn antonie Die menisen
Gdritte, meld)e lie nod pon oem Srte
oes Genoe,pou6 trennten, nit bod)s
flopieuoem 0ersen, absr nit trosig
suiammengeprebten 2ippen 5uriiG.
Slai9 eritie9 lie Die gtufen, Die su Der
3bur beS Gapillons binaufiiibrten, nno
iIredte Die Sauo aus, Dieielbe Su
6iiuen, % ,ullroe oie Bforte nit urs
geIliim BON brinnen auf9eriliel linO in
Dem tleinen, pom 9if5t bes Wtonbes bis
in baS perltedteite @infelden binein
falt taabell erleudteten 9taume ltauo
ibr Gwalos bobe GeItalt in all' ibrer
Su9enbid0nbeit uno Sugenofrait
seseuiiber.
rglntonie I"
giur baS ein3ise 0ort fam iiber ieine
2ippen; aber Die itiirmiIde, bimmels
bod flamnenoe Glutb elmer i1er
wabnmieisen geioenidaft idlus ibr
aus ben @auten beS ein,isen 9Sortes 10
beiB uno linnoeripirreno entsegen, oaB
iie bebeub suriidipid uno ME gum
S1uee ibre Sano 9esen i'm erbob.
sd babe Gein Gerlangen eriiillt,
GnalD, meilid Did perbinoern mollie,
nod seidbrlidere Gollbeiten su be-
seben. 9lber i'd idn0re Cir, baB id)
Did ouf Ger Stelle perlalien merbe,
menn On nur fir einen slusenblif bic
9tiidlidten nereiBt, ipelde 0u meis
nem 8erirauen idulbi9 bit!"
Gr mar obile .3lpeifel millens lee,
weien, iie ungeitiim in feline Arnpe all
idlieBen, aber biele ltrense unS nit
allen 9ladoruG zines felten Gniidluls
les ausgeiprobene sinreoe fonnte uidt
obne @irtung auT i'm bleiben. @r sat
ibr ben Gintritt fret obne iie gu be-
riibren, uno briidte bann bic Sbiir bea
papillons binter ibr in's SdfoB.
.Su milllt alfo autt beute bic 9lolle
meiter ipielen, Die Du seitern nit ic
eroBem Gelbid begonneu bait, 'iagte
er bitter. .glun mobl, id) babe ia in
bieIem Sall um 10 mebr uriade, Gil
fir bas Spfer, baB On mir burG 1eir
&ommen 9ebradt, hantbar su ieiu!"
sSn Der 3bat, Grab! Gu iolltel
Gid beiniiben, bieie Spfer mad ieine,
aansen @r6Ee sl fpiirbisen! @eiB,
On aut, bab 6abriciuS mid t0oter
piiroe, iuern er meine piliGtperseiien.
belt entbedte?4
$50 lanse ib in Teiner Nabe biz
-sepiB nidt, stntonie! @abrbaftia,
id CLAUDE nidlt, baB es su ieinem Seil
ausldla9en i0iirbe, lpenn bas S9idlal
ibn bierber fiibrte!@
(Sortiebung folet).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-07

- Man f6reibt Gus Berlin: Die
gerfemfpsr Nifdre nimmt INNER
grbBsren Dimeniionen on. Die feblen.
ben atien. peIde f9 auf bic 2ipps fde
SrtfOlgefraae be,isben. foQen ndmIid
BON benz Ar6ioratb 8ertemeper gum
5bsil nod Yhdebure. Der 0auptftabt
beg 6hrhsnibumo Shaumburss Hippe.
in we6er Der fftibere 3egsnt Don 2ippe'
Deimolb unb Shmager Safer Wil.
helms, 6hrit sibulf Don Sdaumburs.
2tppe, rehbirt, aebradt porben isin.
Die @ntlafuug gertemepst's pnrbe in
einer Aubien3. bic Der aabineisminI.
lier Or. WPieiiiiGet b. WiIdtau bel
oem iebieen 3egerten bon 2lppe. Oct.
mOlo, 8rafen @rnfi BON 2ippe. Yiener.
felb. bate, be!fluien. yertemtpsr be
bouptet feiuetieits, baB nur Der frabere
8abinetsminiiier BON OerBen wifie, mo-
bic Scfumeuie binsefommen tpdren.
@ie es bsiBt ioa 8ertsmtper au6 bic
| 9egen bic SbrOnfOIae In glppe Set.
mob qerifieien 2lriitel Der ,@6ln.
&c." imprint 1aben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-07
Ser ,,ueme Rubtnfon" Gin gftutusIcr

Sn 2unbon bot In innsfsr 3eii cine
unesbenre &eflome bic ,Nbenteuer"
zines rnsuen &obinfon" gum @egen,
fianhe Der 6ifsntIihsn unierbaItuua
eans @noIanbs aemoft. Die bon ben
unmobli6eiuIi6hen @rIsbniHen ban.
heIrbsn 8erifte zines 6srrn 9onis be
Rousemont sri6isnen In benz vWorIo
Wibe Masasine", uub es gelang Der
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-07
mabHcfe 3ptel Sar,
Off, Soufon StraBe,
70 NJ. ~ nth, ..... Gigemtbiimer

Dian finbet bier elm porahslihes
@IaS Bier unferer beimiiden graue'
reien. Beionbere Nuertennuna Der.
bisnen bic Weine. @isarren. Wbisfies,
2iqu6re &c. 8orshgIi1er Jrei.
Iun1 bes M orgenS unb SO d.
mittags. Sieie @irtbidaft erfreut
fid bes ansgeseihneteu Rufss au benz
ansenebmfen GufentbaIiSorte Der
Stabt su sdblen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-07
Wsattbies Srps. Tleti9er,

Vo. 507 8 fs6 on f ns5traB'.
Nur bas oorshalI6fe Rinbs, Gdai'
unb Sdmeinefeiib.
Spesidlitdt: Suuses faIbfeifd.
9lGe 2lrten BON Wurf, Sdinten,
3unge, Sdmal3 &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-07

- Rseenidirme, Operngldfer. Soi'
lettefdheu, Yhriten. Sdmme, yorte'
monnoie's, gisnrrea'@iuis. Streib'
bbIserbhdien In @olo uuo Silber nnb
iauienb aubere artifel bel @riber
8rpS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-07

Wie General Woob aus 6olguie
Bel Santiago be Cuba meloet. greift
bic bort ausgsbrodsne podeusgpibemie
immer tueiter I'm hh.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-07

- Seine pferbe unb ousas3eidnete
Dob5elgefpanne bel Der S. A. Horse
Company, @de @afiuo, unn Martt.
Si.aBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-07

- griber Bros. Rnb bic tons
augebenben Sumelisre In ber Stabt.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-06-23
WHAT'S the Matter with n Ram,

Aberdeen was noted. "A few vears .oo
ior having one Of the best cornet hands
III the northwest. Well, time and mem.
oe's went on, and the band went into
hocons dlsuitude. The HERALD ventures
the assertion that Aberdeen contains
enough musical talent to make one nj
me finest bands in southwestern Wash.
'ns'oh. instruments sufficient for twenty
prayers are on hand, and are beinp cared
I Tor by +. +. Smith, leader of the old
band
II mas been suggested--and with very
Hoou reasons that the band oroaniza
| under the auspices Of the Aberdeen Fire
department. The department has a well
furnished hall for practice and the keen
my OF the Instruments and most of thn
unsteady Inclined boys belong to the fire
department any how. There's no TELLING,
now soon we small cclel rate the fan If
Havana, and Aberdeen would look ,h..un
oeslde her neighbors on that occasion
without band with which to greet
"old glory"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-06-23
y Chalk Talk.

Mrs. Maud l.. Greene, OF Man;tou.
Colorado, Will give what is called "Chalk
lalks at the Congregational church
"hder the auspices Of the local w. c. II.
W. inns and tomorrow evenings. Adj
mission tonight will be free. A charge
OF five and ten cents will he charged TO.
morrow evening.
'Chalk-Talk' is Il series of pictures
drawn in the presence OF an audience. il.
lust'atlng the words of the artist who
gives the lecture, points the lesson, or
tells the story while the chalks are busy
bringing out the pictures. These pictures
may he landscapes, marine views, figures,
or faces; or they may be transformations
where, by few strokes of the crayon, a
design is changed from what it first ap-
pears to something entirely different.
Fruit may be turned into animals. or a
flower become winsome child or flut.
tering bird.
Humorous scenes also flash out from
the point of the pencil, but there is in
them always a lift upward. The left
hand Yields the chalk as readily as the
right, or both hands work together in
perfect harmony, thus adding to the in
terest and enjoyment of the audience.
All are invited.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-06-23
A Bovine Brawl,

There is comical squabble on among
the citizens OF "The Best Town on the
Harbor, known officially as Cosmopolis.
Years ago the staid fathers of that then
young burg, in order that their fat cattle
and sleek horses might have sufficient
pasture, built a Chinese wall around the
town, by ordinance, for the purpose OF
keeping out cattle owned by those living
outside. This wall had gates so that the
cattle OF the town could pass out into the
country to Craze, but woe to the country
bred heller that dared to venture into the
sacred precincts within the gates. She
departed not until the last farthing had
been paid.
This old, Anticipated and unconstitu.
tional ordinance has, according to the
published council proceedings, been dug
up by jealous competitors and is being
used to club frugal and industrious cti-
zen whose domicile lies just outside the
wall, and whose cattle sometimes roam
the streets in companionship with those
whose stables are on the inside, and for
which they are threatened with impri>on.
ment in the town pound. Evidently the
people OF that town do not appreciate Il
good, sober, industrious citizen when
they get him; but if they succeed in driv-
ing him out Aberdeen stands ready to
welcome him, and all snch cattle and all
Our grass plots are free to the stranger
within the gates" as well as to those
who live within the walls.
Cure that Coupi with Shiloh'S Cure
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-06-23

Cure that Cough with Shiloh's Cure.
The best Cough Cure. Relieves Group
promptly. One million bottles sold last
year. 40 doses for % cents. Sold by
The Evans Drug Co., the prescription
druggists.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-06-23

ent injury is
rived in town
erlock, NIichi.
ven years. Mr..
PIN Bowes and
Of Aberdeen,
ments in Grays
Y days OF the
on the Iiarbor.
that "once an
berdonian."
travelling rustler
olidated Mining
q OF which is in
ich has a group
s in California,
/ +. Coles during
train Tuesday for
Is an old timer on
ng been connected
AZ erected the first
iclllc northwest at
1852. He is a well
VINO does not look
ing mining expert
INJURED his health.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10

Hat Tor tho noble contribution 81 tho
words greatest artists This book could MT
have been manufactured for less than 500
ITO iuud ctuat.d ~ dN idel equally be-.
tween the family of the lltr iuurnc llcln nj
The memory of tho beloved poet ot ehlld.
huud Address. -
Ls3frr Yftt Y.!i-yrs. .rvriri TYNE.
fAlsp NJ Hook ~tufrsl 10 ks.'sf = sii;ig;,
if yoa also Wish 10 send postage, enclose l0c
Mention this Paper. ~ Adv. IL Inserted ~
our Contribution
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10
LITERARY NOTES.

The Christmas number NJ the now
tcn-cent Frank Lcslle'a Popular Month
~ has success written an over u, The
picture cover, by w. Granville Smith,
Is one OF tho most brilliant productions
Of that artist. who has made special
reputation In this line NJ work, The
literary feature Of Frank Lcalie'a Popu-
lar Monthly Is w. u, il1welrf farce,
''rhe smoking car" illustrated by
drunwald. These flrcfs are perhaps the
most dlstinctlvely popular things thnt
Mr.. Huwolla writes; ana the one IN the
Christmas Frank Leslle'r has al the
eharacterlT,lcs OF rs predecessors from
the same inlmltable pen. Tho Praise
of Golf" by w. q. Van TnWal Suiphrn,
Il an article % quarlnt and Whimsical
charm-just what would be- expected
from the author ~ 1.-THE Golhclde and
~ many other tales and verses NJ ihe
fair green "The Romance and Tragedy
OF Seh0nbrunn," the historic home ~
the late Empress Elizabeth ~ Austria,
are recounted ny John Paul Bocook
with the accompaniment NJ some por'
traits ana interior Views never before
published Mrs Frank Leslie gives In
Cuban ByFones" some dellghiful rem.
lnsoences ~ NE IN cuba under the OLD
Spanish regime naval Divers" BY
Mnna Irving. r. timely illustrated
article upon diving ard wrecklng opera.
tons. including those OF Lieutenant
liohson with the sunken Spnnlah war
Alden, Of the New York Tribune, writes
helpfully about "Women In Journal
Ism" Marconls wonderful Inventions
ana achievements IN space Tel
egrlphy" are interestingly described In
nnn-teohnlcai article by Arthur
Vaughan Abbott april Bloom the
now serial Story, by Egar,On Castle
f....A =. ,.s,,t. 'n.t4. - Tauuiennl b.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10

,.ehi. ,,arr, nTfo,y long a iou.nev2p
~ ic.,cr "si.rs 0Nnv ATcIiS IL not
fno,, . "Whiihcr then does Inv tourney
i.'J,t n,ssiib., A., 4 i,,.y.. NAV, R,rh;r i
"Wh,, ,-a,,'ian i,sst thou made for Hi.
i,,',,,,e,. ~, "S,ge a, iii n sighrd tho
robiss,s, Archie looked long ana hstd
l., a. ,,,,.te,,. f,rr then hr t,i,rrd hia
b.,bir In IN io,dis hand "r,le 49, Le
aid "f,r have found a greater fool than
..,,'-eifn
rhr,. Ia n, v,,,,cr oo,iv tina, ,yro,n,r.
xherr tpov,irdge h t,e,sibie md v,t,iiv
,er,ssss, ~, ',f,ty s,,3 h,,.,ir,-. M ~,
lens az t6ousa,,ds ~ f,eoris IN this world
untrd v-ith 6,ffy Thf,s afr irorfsut ~
lie conditions III he icnorsut IN Inc con.
SITUATION oil tbeif avn b9tiirs Chiidfen
~ ,b. ro,d,iior' u,dcf ,.,irh ns,,,rc
severn. Tbcy bfrsi hst t,v,. rletirssiv
M, s.i,,,,., ti,,,.-i,..s /, H. ,yi',,ts,,
sgost % ,,havc a good lime y vh,ic thcv
a.. vouvg
ss,pr iav ror,rs the shocl yshep nature
pfcscn,. hef ovetdfSft account and do.
,,s,ds ,s,,,rnt sn,,eti,,,. III. hss.,
trouble so,uetim,.. the s,omseh sis 81 ~
junction. sontrtinir the liver trfisr. 10 ,,ifr
s,y ionge, AT h. load or ths Lidnrvs bait
Al ih,ir butden so,nstiues ysfy ofteu In.
deed a I'D spot brvius 10 buf, ON tie
shrets a hafkinv cough dryrions the
breath rfovs riioft' the strength oo,ca out
At might uftmniuu aWTIf. and every
day lie daily waik IA shortencd by a Z, ~
s,,-,s a. no sttrngti, al. 'rhsiis esn.
sur,,iion
TN thc,r,. O., tia, eop.ur,,,,,,u e,r,o,
he eurri. ma it,r ! theory 20 dsebiv rooted
mas tir,e n ,,,s,sd h. sop,bstiB,, I, int
what ii "a ert, ,y .,,si, a r,sr5 sunpo.r n
man ie, ,yo,,,ae1 all, ali IN syuttigr,g ~
consumption takes. a. thousands and
Thousands have taken DR.. ricfcC'a Golden
Mrltrsi Dise,v.,v aud live. on a. a
Lr,itby b.,,',,. sr.,,, al e,e - ,h.ae
.. II 'liiff ~. tl's.'' ~ -. -
saine taoeAanus ~" 'upnsthua haNc ovhti
luu dtca IN the allotted time OF ttptucd
life. Two positions arc possible. You can
snv cit waa not really contamination he
b.t - n, h, -, l.. ~ H. ,.,it, dieA "a
rn,sur,,,,ior asiet All ., uu, Inc t,,,,u.vsff.
ablr fari Il that the man lived out hts three
seore years md len What i "A cure any.
-. 49,, ~ 49, ". 49,, -. - ,
way ihn " ny Wv uoh ~ Nhas
sl.'asc You may DC said 70 haNe " you atc
| enjoying health and live out your long life
! IN comfort and content One fact. at least,
I u well established. That the Golden
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AI,lhMl sl,l.t, pe,lh ID cnlIfcmln.



December 9. islS.
To the Editor;
After four weeks of Intense suffering
supefiuduoed hy child birth, Sister tnllir,
Inc wife 81 ~ W Melvlne Of this place,
save M the HtrugFlc at the bcckon OF thc
nngoi % death, and passed "a the gtcNt
hrNund The above VIII he nAntul news
TO many Elders who have lhhorcd ~ tho
California mission, and have FORMED the
acquaintance and pnrinkon Of tho mr.
pitniiy ~ our dcpuriod sister, the
death OF our genial sister u hc.nly fclt
by the Hmnii band Of Saints nf Hnn jose,
She vuu pillar NJ faith, ana many nave
rsIolcod In her words ut oncouthFom'nt
aho hrnved the rcproachca Of her own
family and the SCOTS ana ncqrh o. h.f
frionda when she accented the uosn.h
and lived and died true TO the covenants
which she made az the waters tdRr.
THE funernl wna conducted by Elders
/ Y Atnith -. q. Thornton and lsso
peck. who arc lnh1ring here. Elder y.
ia Nys delivered the funeral sermon
sytoilng tho virtues ana nrnltlng me
f5ithfninea Of sister Melvlnc. lie also
painted OUT from THO Scriptures the great
work OF salvation Tor the dead Many
friends were deeply Impressed by the
beautiful doctrines revealed % the LAT.
fcr-dny Saints and by the high tribute OF
nraisr 10 tho memory OF the departed
sister, 80 htllnEly given ana "a rlehly de-
HvIN'u' A cOnREspONDENT,
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A 500.
Book of
Eugene
Fields
Poems.

Haniia iinrIy n
lustfat a tirthiffy
tWauftilc Worlds
ur,aiesi Artists
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= two hundred pound missionary
,,luel n thc News" office on Monday
Y was Elder j, W. Strlngfcllow OF che
nlii ward, usho left san Lake CSy
i9F m -, England on July Is, 1896,
N1"htr he tururyed IN rcAponse %
Wv iN nll q mission. During his alb
s.ler Eldcr S.rlrgf.,low had a varied
sp.fi, Err In ihe Held N y. Included
ue.'hlnE on Peoples Parliament In
iyde Park. London, ana praclaimlng
IN GOSPEL generally or s,rort corner.
''tlHf ard hlll. und nualiy prcsld-
~ nNr the Nottingham conference.
" fep'rs the Bngllsh people 10 be
~ =. fp.tbir especially a. Iiin Gowns
Llver liuon. Watnurd ana Noting
..n Where he was acc. rltd a warm
,er,.lme HIS labors In the field were
49, Wfh success and h expressed
, ',@Ng " ~ having acquired 4 valuable
~ ,sss',hcr ard enlarged his mental
NJ '.f"l lCrlhly during his abode In
,r lard " rhe Rrltlsher thaf no sadly
NY. W red % more missionaries and
f,nus houses. Elder stglngfclloW
e,d " me fhe plc,ure VI h 1ahh
'IetEth on December OH. 1895.
49, fwtlve Elders ~ an area Of
~, hufirois ~ thousands Of square
NM populated by four millions OF
4 a ~ we news that Elder AleA
no.. ~ the Nlnofeeneh ward hrlups
"ol' the Ear on antlpodes. Elder carr
i9,., apart and left his home for the
M AIHh mission on March 25th, 1896
os,,,. ny IN the uther side OF she Pacific
h. We powioned IN gha three prov
tta New South Wales Victoria
eis. AuYiralla; principally In The
bid- Melbourne, Sydney and AIDE.
10 IRON an accounts there seems
B,,.. general dlslnclination In the
h5ni'. u9ipny TO think seriously OF thc
0l1' "rllAre. ~ the Aunrallans as a
Ie5,l. sporting happy 20 lucky
M 'p1 NllhoiN a care for she morrow,
have t y, n boring on ,hmt huge island
work \. h,onnter considerable uphill
me- NJ Introducing The principles ~
Ed..4 ea salvation before qhe people
sDeb4lo tplris as having enhyi1 q
h.s st ume during his abafnsc ar
'"''Ssa excellent health despife
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OBITUARY.

nloa nj LYMAN. Ida.. Saturday. De-
esnbsr grd. ole Anderson, father OF -,
4 Anderson of hexhurg OF .epilcptle
ttu. pocsnscd WAS horn March :. ld3
H. Sweden. Europe; embraced the Gospel
Ia "a In ma native land and arrived In
Iftnh In 1876, was married NJ spanish
iforf. Utah. and afterwards remoyoi 10
Camp Floyd where ~ fthl,d WI MAY
nj gerylrss were held nt his residence
an rucadiy under the supervision uf the
Lyman ward lishoprig tonhollng re-
ION delivered by Elder Adfin wilcox,
~ni tne ward choir rendered the singing
for al. occnnion, after which the remains
,ysrt nixon To the RoNhurg cemetery.
fniiowed BY u long concourhc OF vehicles
isd,n With hosts Of friends. demonstrut-
no tho ssteem In which he was held by
the community IN general