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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-19

The Edison Co. at " Main street.
have now on exhibition the charge OF tho
Utah Battery at CalOocnu. II is IA
wonderful moving SCENE showing the
Utah Battery charging up the hin aud
capturing block house No. I. also "A
great many other interesting and thrill
lnE war scenes IN connection with tho
great spanish hun Fight Don't miss
this wonderful exhibition. only Zoe 20
gee the entire program; the place IL 70
Main street
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Rev ]. NJ Yingllng. pastor Of the
Bedford Street Methodist church nj
Cumberland, ND, says! 1T affords mo
much pleasure 90 recommend Chamber
llln'E Cole, Cholera and Dlarrhoea
ors who have done SO. / have never
known q 90 fan. Il Is a sure euro when
taken IN time"
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J, Smith ~ now running q horse car
line from Sandy 90 WuHatch resort ON
the old narrow gauge track lie con.
meets wl IA the short Line which leaves
salt Lake city ut $3.50 ,, M. arriving
at the resort about s y. m. Arrange
mentH can be made 20 connect with the
morning train returning, Fare. Q.l5
round "trip Mail addressed CO. friends
az tho Wusutch resort should be de
rectod "WnsatCh Resort via Sandy, Salt
Lake County. Utah"
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

wM wiEDERuoLD. PHONE ve. =. o 5lg,
Deliveries promptly made. Host quality
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SENE-NEEKLY NEWS
The actual. bona lidc circula.
ton of the Semi-Weekly edi-
ton of the News, Separate
and apart from the daily
was, on the last issue,
$4,000 Copies

The lsfss,, circulation Of any paper between
Denver and the coast Books open to advef.
tiitft
The following figures Give me number Of
ne SsmLNsskly New, printed on the first and
fifteenth Of tath month since the paptf
changed hand, on January T. 1890
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The Leading Commercial School.
FAN Term opens Tuesday, September
., Day and Evening School. Both
sexes admitted. Famous Ellis Cabinet
pcrienced TouchcrH Write today. BOX
1Gi. salt Lake city.
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tween "Kuutsfori" and Kenyon"
cullen and white House" Hotels.
Visitors at these huHtoirlea can have
prescriptions sklllfully and carefully
executed
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EXCURSION TO EUREKA.

on Sunday the Rio grande Western
~. win operate special excursion 20
Eureka, Mammoth and Silver city.
leaving salt Lake city ut sos q. M.
800 round trip. This train viii carry
Hand
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PATRIOTIC CONCERT.
riRsr RroinrST nASp, sALrAr

sunday, August 90.
]. March. stars and Stripes For
2. overture. .ioily ri.aWs '''' s 59p (,
o Flower Song. Hearts and Flow
cu."....... ... ..... ........ Moses
Z. American Fantasia on stephen
Fosters Popular s1uga...........
2. Dance Russian. ... .tt..Glinlta
g. Characteristic "Tumpetor on
l.. T.. ChHucuaen.
T. Descriptive. Cavalry Charge.
synopsis Morning o. the bat.
tie: Infantry D. heard up-
preaching with nfas and
drums. cavalry ln the dis
tnncci coming nearer. until
they charge upon the onDmyi
cavalry, Infantry and artillery
In the melee OF battle. defeat
Of the enemy pursued in the
distance by the cavalry.
s. March Hot Time, .... Nets
?. Fantasia, Hungarian. '.... Moses
10. ldyll. Longing Tor Home, :. OIL.
.44ssss .... ... .... ...s.ssssJuuEinhu
II. overture on Rational Airg.
America, D.. sssts. ........ Moses
i2 Selection "rhc serouadc,"..ilorbcrt
10. Negro Sketch, "rowum aud
H. Descriptive. "H1ttle of Manila"
.HHHHH iA"iHN
Synopsis Burla call, Dewey ape
preaching tho enemy, prayer
before the battle. Dewey opens
tho fire ON the spanish feet;
cannon. shot. bomhnrdmout of
Manila; shells. dying cannon,
the Spanish fleet destroyed.
rr1nns of the wuuulrl3 star
Spnnrled Banner Dewey vice
toHoua. march triumphant.
the American flag waves over
Manila: Yankee Doodle.
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Excursion Tickets 20 Philadelphia for
q. a. II. National Encampment Will be
sold Sept iHt, 2, % and ith via Penn
Hylvnnla short Lines. the through train
tails may De secured by applying 10
Geo. 4, hun, y, T.. Agt. 1923 18TH St,
Denver Colo, or II. H. Doring, A. q.
r. Agt,, 2is South clark st.. Chicago.
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OREGON SHORT LINE NOTICE

Tickets via the oregon Short Line
reading from salt Lake TO Nephl. llm-
lied 10 the 18Th, viii be extended until
the Goth
Trains for the south due to leave at
$3.50 pm. Will be held until $50.
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WANTED AGENTS.

10 SILL q n NEW LINEN mfG M
tails inr 4. . aghi good prudt canvass. I'D.
Dire, Dundee Alfg Co. % a Park 81 lio,ton,
MNNtiNUtuRE NotH Own UUonS
book 90 10 secret formulas by ufufr suf %
chemistry, containing unu SECRET which cost
taai urIco ac. -trauF o.. TO, II Louis, Mo
Tor ONLY Toe DOOR HOLDER oUitk
a. irf' sample mailed SECURE tcrrliory
nov i.is tliuurt 81, phlla. Pa
sAlE Lu x CRANK. niG stLLEN ~
y. Boston aud chicago, sample boc y
Taylor, SO River chicago.
sNANI AUENr- 40 SELL TiiE
Economy harness rIvotHrt holds en- uHh
rive 40 do several dollars uffspatfInf vet
b l.r Nhy n loaded, Tor II price IL right tau
reload for 900 nrUHta make $40 per month";
send ~ Tor sample anu terms. luItu Ecuu-
umy en-, - Angelo. CuN
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o, slEnsi samples fruUI mirrors with con
tCplrd uhu o samples tci tO0 sI.50 Right
supply &C.,, Ga cnEn.
iNthuEilo NttNf- ron ruE MOST
.urctsaiul liuu y line Art aud standard
Works. Lrhi, pleasant atd profitable en-.
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Hardly Gay passes. In famllie,
where there are children, IN which
BALLARD'S SNOW LtNGNiENT Is not
needed. II quickly cures Cuts. Wounds,
Bruises, Burns and Sculds. Price IS and
20 cts. z, c, NJ. l. DRUG Department.
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We have remedies FOR an sufferers.
ana refreshing beverages Tor parched
citizens during dog days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-19
ARTISTIC PIAYOFoRTE PLAYING

Taught by J. a. Anderson, graduate of
the Royal Conservatory OF Music. Lvlp-
ELK, also two year, pupil OF the Dols-
butcd Teacher teHchou4ly of Nlcn-
ma. Teacher ~ pudyruwskl. Sllvinakl.
slevcklng and many other noted plan.
lists. Prof Anderson has Just received
ID. %, calder and sons. For lessons. APP
ply on south. Fifth East
Baseball. Lagoon. Saturday. Aug 10.
II. q. W VI ogden. 4.i5 p. M.
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I'VE THAT ANY GOOD WOULD WIN"
should be provided with good health.
and everyone who would have good
heath should remember that pure. rich
aaparllin by giving good blood and
good health. has helped many "a man 10
success, besides giving strength and
courage Go thousands " women who.
before tgk.ng u. could not even see any
good IN NE 20 win.
HOODS PILLS are gentle, yet orfee.
tive.
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You viii lose money n you don't
nrHt get our prices or all building ma.
tOrluls
McCoNAUGuY LOOSE LUMBER co.
.l 81. IL--I Won.
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r, O. W. employees. Lagoon. Saturday.
Aug. 10. $500 IN prizes
Jenson'H church Chronology. a chron.
illogical history of the Church from
1905 60 the close OF 1895. Printed I'm
now typo throughout In any styis
81 binding desired Prices. 1l.25 81 Ia
and 500. The funds derived from In,
sale of the book viii be used Tor the
erection of n now Latter.dny gatnts'
llibtOTian's ONCE IN this city, For sais
az TME DEhEMEr NEMS
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WIDOW ID WtrH LOVELY HOME AM
means, mu deal, seeks loving husband's
cumpanuuslip Mrs Julia, gIB Vuet ST..
Gaze knuspU Milwaukee
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MISCELLANEOUS.

no INVENTOR, AMI AUTHORS
Caveats He'd. combinations made In the o.
:, Patent once AZ Washington. u. e. COPY
rights applied for patents secured la al
protected. An business VI. ynte. u <
ratout Agency Chas. ". -tayuor Attorney
and Mnnafvr office Mccormick building
salt Lake city Telephone U.s. Correspond.
ence with stamps solicited.
JOHN gIMMs. cHIAiNEYs AND FUR.
naces cleaned and repaired. Utah Stove
anu Hardware Co, III W. Third South.
A VARIED ASSORTMENT OF SEC
ond-hand job display and body type APP
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Castle Gate and Winter quarters.
Lump. Nut and Slack.
Anthracite, an sizes. So TO Sept. LIST
d, J, SHARP, Agent.
- South, Main. Telephone. 40
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"Gct Your Habits on-"Elka' Purple
Day, Saltnir. Aug. %.
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zIoNs SAVINGS BASK and Trust
Co, the oldest and largest savings
bank IN Utah, pays 4 per cent interest
OIL 81 or thousands, Start an account
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LOST

BETWEEN MURRAY AM SALT LAKE.
telescope basket containing money aud
~ thHa, llnunr return Co Nn az So Main
and receive rrwutd.
TNNlt NGu OM. FRONT fttT WORN
with hobbies, strHyuu from parlpy's canyon.
Molly q W. lonruso NJ thls uiilgo
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II. O. W. employees, Lagoon. Saturday.
Aug, 10. $500 In prizes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-19

4 PURSE CONTAINING MONEY.
owner eau have same ~ calling az this
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-19

rroporuouato rates from other points
IN Utah
can ON o. S. T. Agents Tor fun par-
ticulurs as 90 time % trains. limit OF
tickets. etc.
city Ticket Omce. no. 100 west Sec
oud South street.
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New stock of building material. at
greatly reduced prices.
McCONAUGHY LOOSE LUMBER co.
2il s., First West
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..McGuRRlN = co. D. ". SECOND soUru
Vacant and Improved ufuupfty for sale la
all part. % thg CITY Special bargains for
,.elogm modern brIck. east front. slyth
Groom modern frame second south. sa,0i
.Niuslutl front Fourth suuth. tlO0i
Heautliul prnum, brigham u. on iaiO
the ely. Fine % acres, suitable tor sub.,ii.
vision, cheap, elegant we represent Con
l. Tracy a Main.
TttrLE BNUS. iI 80. MAIN II
$500 Tor 2h rods withln ilu rods of TnFl,
Gate, on The hilli elegant locatlon. Hrtck
Ton slUoi ihln rods aud shack. sud ". aud
ard 80 Hts., for $50 Fine %. ruum. home.
llkU place, near Confer and snd North VI.
Tor slsp walking distance. a strictly iB9d,
tri new terrace. east, unu location. nom,
FOE sm pof year s5'OU Wu have ysry iaffs
~ OF bropeMo,, some Of which are bar.
gains W. viii show thum you can NICK
'rm uut ruitlc nfos Prorrrss uuiidIng
i.huuh ,MunElN, isr stWEtr, $50,
giu tuut West lrd So rrnckago corner
Tine corner iNll. feet ,th ~, slui
broom modern Third street s4s0U
South, st1nn - ~
s.room cottage, MeClcllaud Ave. sillo
Groom modern cottage. East second south.
Narket street property. $50 foot
lg' Irfr.ec, Good inyestmont siS,om
A''N wv AAA'N N'NN Jun NnNfM Hlnu foot
Groom cottage. seventh East. $50
t-fuum, inNiil feet south state. sllOO
tom mglefn' seventh last aud First
RI lot front Ninth West near Third
south. sUN
Fine business tlock. bargain. slaoOo
Groom. North state street sliO0
ltHhllnn south ~tatO sag
We have property in an parts Of the city
Tor sale nuu Tuuf
Houston lical Estate Inv Co.. ga =. Main.
Eiuull AtEEs uNDEK CuEfiyA.
lion, good water right, ten niles from civ
huntrr ward Edwin Petit, p0s South sec.
Will SELL YOU An a HARGAfN
Nnchnt tots. a cottage or modern house ia
any part OF the city. Jas n. shaw under
Walker nrus bank
M'blhlliN a ca. Is, W. -itONn SOUTH
nave Na'lut and Improved property iu ali
paris 81 tho cry several bhfgaius 10 close
m estate. our 'Guido TO salt Lake" III
pages, mailed free
WI SILL RIAL ESTATE. RENT
houses Or collect had dents Gail aud 500
~ woodland 8 Dean, go Nottingham
hloek 800 Wust llrst south.
lok hAkGAlN, ~ RIAL Estate
call on mos list your property With mo Tor
saic. ~. u Peterson. "a w. sud 20
HOUSES AND LOTS iOh SALEi ALL
Us Moohs bros, 90 West second south
WI SELL REAL ESTATE. THAT'S ALI.
IutiIo irus,, lu Main ~.
HOUSE OF THREE ROOMS AND sHEDi
lol -AA bargain Apply 2b Reed street
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ROOMS ANp noARn.


ROOM, AND HOARD, SMILE AND
on sute, aust what you arc looking FOR at
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Advertisements in MS column one cent
per irord zach insertion. Special rates
bv ne trcck and month
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Leave Arrive Leave Arrlve
salt Lake. Garfield. GARFIELD Salt Lake.
y 90 am. 'S3Aj am. 100 pm. $40 pm.
1880 am. il:t0 am. $3.50 pm. 400 d M
2.i5 pm. 1865 pm. $3.50 pm. G.iO pm
$3.50 pm. $40 pm. 1880 pm. $40 pm.
G;45 pm. 1895 pm. 1900 pm. 10. " pm.
'Daily except sunday.
Fare for round trip % C. Boating.
bathing. dancing. Depot, corner First
South and Fourth West streets.
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A NuMnIR or FAMILY AND DAIRY
COWS also hnY. del vDred g. any part u the
81 iith tust and ilth south - lhonr ~.
&. rttARL- ~ CANNON GOLD MINING
and Milling Co MCrcur stock, 3 or groups
including "nvur i-n psr share 7. ~ iiux
Tm
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ARTISTS.

MISS L. /. WILLARD. ARTIST IN
oil aud water culofsi pupils dosirodi local
Vows works of ART Studio. Ay walker
Terrace
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'"ll' N"h' 90
u, @. W. employees. Lagoon. Saturday.
Aug. 10. $500 in prizes.
The best Of ull pills are Beochams
TnE FINEST TAILORING
establishment In the West will Boz found
at ig2 Main f.. when alterations are
completed. open about Sept It,
JOSEPH BAUMgAUrEN.
Baseball. Lagoon. Saturday. Aug. 10.
u, q, W. W. ogden. i.i5 y. m.
= a
Baseball, Lagoon. Saturday Aug. 10.
II. q. W. w ogden. iii5 -. M.
aaaa
Moving picture exhibition at saltalr
every night. free
rROOHTss.
II the motto Of the American Nation:
Il is also our motto, We give you good
value for your money and 70 you viii
visit our
MARKET
you win md something 20 tempt your
appetite. one trial with us always
LEADS
to further orders. our deliveries are
prompt
PRoGREss MEAT MARKET
ld1 w Second South
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COMPETENT bt3L Tor GLNEHAL
Homework small family. Apply ps 81
sECOND-nAND FURNITURE HOUGHT.
sold Hnd cNchnurcdg easy payments
Nnshburn Furniture Co, ~ Nest FIRST
south Phone ~ n.
TWO fNpERr CANNAssLHs TuK a
enc selling propositions a lady convnssef 81
experience would DO specially suited and
could make Fuod money Apply 40 tho
News
tNGKu-~tNu MUNk. IL Cschauo, horan.
itRsT-CiAss UPnOt.srERtNG. ~ You
have no money viii aNuhange WORK guar
antcod e. Hansen. idY D.. I'D "a
a PURCHASER For a VARIED
and body type. Apply 10 The Desofoi
News saii lake CITY.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE At
&C. state street Goods sold on easy pay.
ucnta AZ. WEnnER
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The Popular hathing Resort.
Commencing June %. trains will run
as followai
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CHURCH NOTICES.


Home missionaries viii visit the
ouutry wards OF the stake tomorrow.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-06-16

Commencement Week at
The University of Alabama

Tuscaloosa, June 15-(Special.) What
promises to be one of the most brilliant
commandments in the history of the uni
versity from a social point of view was in
augurated tonight by the annual german of
the Sigma M Fraternity. The commence
ment entertainments of this fraternity have
for number of years past been looked
upon as one of the principal social events
of the commencement season, and the
dance tonight was no exception. 1t was
held in the Elks' hail. which was hand
somely decorated for the occasion in the
fraternity colors-black, white and old
gold Delightful refreshments were also
served.
The german was led by Hugo Friedman
of Tuscaloosa, one of the most experienced
leaders in the state, assisted by Miss Belle
Clements, one of Tuscaloosa's most at
tractive young women. Among the visit
dng girls In the city who were present were
Msis Helen Van Hose. Miss Powell, Miss
Velma Enslen and Miss Jolly, of Birming-
ham; Miss Anna Mcqueen and Miss Anna
Wilson, of Eutaw; Miss Ellen Smaw, Miss
Flynn, Miss Stella Pickering, Miss Good
rich, Miss Pearsons, Miss Smith, of Geor-
ga; Miss Parker, Miss Wagner. Miss Nc
MILAN, Miss Robertson and many others.
There were in all about sixty couples in
attendance
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-06-16
Brilliant Music at the
Birmingham Conservatory

The ninth and last of the Conservatory
recitals for the season of 1S9S-99 took place
yesterday afternoon The programme was
classic and the various numbers were well
rendered. Little Rosa Munger in a double
Schumann number acquitted herself with
much credit. Miss Clara Goekel played
Beethoven sympathetcally, and Miss Cleo
Glover gave brilliant and beautiful rem
dition of Bach prelude and WaSner's
Magic Fire Scene" The vocal solosits
included Miss Daisy Long, Miss Leah Ull-
man and Mrs. Sinnige, each of whom pro-
voked hearty applause. Miss Long has
voice of great power and resonance. Miss
Ullman has strong sympathetic voice and
it shows fine training. AS for Mrs. Sim
nige's singing, it is enough to say that she
surpassed herself The program concluded
with LISTS sympathetic poem, Les Pre-
ludes," arranged for two pianos Qour
hands, and played with rare brilliance and
charming orchestral effect by Miss Edna
Gockel and Mr.. Guckenberger.
The Conservatory commencement exer-
cises take place tonight and grand pro-
gramme will be offered. The public is in
yited.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-06-16
CAFE DINING CAR
Service on the Alabama Great Southern
Railroad.

Service on the Alabama Great Southern
Railroad.
Commencing June 18th, the train leaving
Meridian via the Alabama Great Southern
railroad at 80 p m. and Birmingham at
555 a. m. daily, for the summer resorts of
Tennessee and Virginia and for Washing
ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
will take on a cafe dining car at Alfalfa,
Ala, and carry it to Radford, Va, serv
ing meal la carte.
This car, returning, will be attached at
Radford and run to Alfalfa.
The tcurs are very favorable and the
service VIII he first-class in every particu-
lar
The route of the car via Chattanooga and
through the Cumberland and Blue Ridge
mountain region enables the travellers TO
view some of the most beautiful scenery
in the country while enjoying his meals
The q la carte plan of dining car cradles
the passenger to procure almost any sort
of neal that suits his fancy-from a cup of
coffee and a roll to an elaborate spread,
paying for only what he orders.
This feature of the new service OF this
line will, no doubt, be fully appreciated by
the travelling public, and that it VIII re.
tcivc very liberal patronage cannot tie
doubted. 6-15-tf.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-06-16

now he said he didn't know enough about
the foreign trade to say.
Mr.. Jarvie said there had been many
overtures from the sugar trust to settle diff
ferences with the Arbuckles but they had
all been made "for stock jobbng purposes"
and consequently there had been nothing in
them. The witness, in speaking of the cof-
fee business in which the American Sugar
Refinery had invaded the Arbuckles' field,
said that while there had been a decline in
prices, 1t would not be fair to lay 1t all to
competition, as there had been a great in
crease in coffee production all over the
world. last years crop going from eleven
to fifteen million bags
Asked If he could suggest any plan that
would lessen the present destructive COM
petition in the sugar business, witness said
that the fight could stop only when the
one big concern decided to be content with
less than 100 per cent. of all the business
In the country. When asked how long the
rival companies could keep on selling sugar
at loss, Mr.. Jarvie replied cheerfully that
he thought a concern supplying 80 per cent.
of the sugar sold in this country would
lose more under those conditions than the
firm supplying the other 10 per cent, and
that he had the 10 per cent. end of the
bargain now
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-06-16
HOBS0N
He Writes from Hong Kong to Show His
Interest In Dallas
From the Selma Journa.

From the Selma Journal.
When Lieutenant Hobson was in Selma,
just before his departure for Manila, he
visited the Dallas academy and made a
short talk to one of the high school grades.
This school shortly afterwards, will be
remembered, issued a most interesting
paper in which was contained Lieutenant
Hobson's speech that he made before the
large audience at the academy of music
assembled to greet him in Selma, and also
this paper We're forwarded to Lieutenant
Hobson and the following letter has just
been received a copy of which has been
kindly furnished the Journal by one of the
pupils of the grade:
Hong Kong, May g. 1899
my Dear Miss Fannie:-Your kind letter
of last December has reached me after long
delay and I wish to tell you how very, very
deeply 1 appreciate all your kind words.
II have followed from year to year the
fine work you have been doing and few in
cidents have given me as much pleasure
and satisfaction as my visit to the high
school.
The whole question of influencing the
young has an intense interest to me, an i'm
polling interest. There is no limit to the
potentiality for service and usefulness
The work of teachers I believe to be the
most potent of all agencies in making a
nation-in making the world.
You can therefore partly understand
what keen satisfaction it was to me to
see such a splendid high school in my ma
tive state, directed by my childhood's
friend.
with best wishes for continued success
and with renewed assurance that every
word of your beautiful letter finds most
responsive appreciation, 1 remain, ever
with kindest regards, your faithful friend.
RICHMOND PEARSON HOBSON"
"P. S. If school is not closed when this
reaches you, please remember me to the
scholars. feel that I know them and can
see their bright faces at the window.
"R. p. H."
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-06-16

in commenting upon the work which Ala
bama women are doing towards securing an
educational qualification for county super
intendents of schools, writes:
Whatever may be the rights of suffrage
from a political or social point of view,z
every thoughtful mind must admit that it
Is quite as necessary to have educated SUI
perintendents of education as it is to have
educated teachers. This should be the
rule, not the exception. Right here is to be
found the guarantee for an educated citi-
zenship and in an educated citizenship is to
be found the panacea for those ills which
now beset us. Let no certificates be
granted by favor, but upon rigid eXamina-
ton. Rigid examination can only be gov
erned by educated superintendent.