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Am ExceIlent Comblnntion.

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects Of the well known remedy,
SYRUP or Figs, manufactured by the
CALIFORNIA Fto SYRUP Co., Illustrate
the value Of obtaining the liquid laNn-
tive principles Of plants known 10 be
incidentally laxative aud presenting
them In the form most refreshing TO the
taste and acceptable 60 the system. IL
II the one perfect strengthening laNa-
tive, cleansing the system ctfcctunlly,
dispclling colds, headaches and fcvcrs
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome habitunl constipation per
mnncutly Its perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality and sub.
stance, and It's acting ON the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make II the ideal
laxative.
In the process Of manufacturing figs
are used, as they are pleasant 10 the
taste. but the medicinal qualities Of the
remedy are obtained from scnnn and
other aromatic plants, by n method
known TO the CALIFORNIA Flo SYRUP
Co. only. In order 90 get its beneficial
effects and 20 avoid limitations please
remember the full name Of the Company
printed on the front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN rRAEotsco. CAL
LOUISVILLE. KY. NEW York. n y.
For sale By all Duggisis.-Ptiec Soc. prt bottle
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08
wApLEIGMs RESIGNATION.
Came as Matter OF Great Surprise
to Denver Friends.

The Denver News Of Yesterday has
this 10 say Of Mr.. wadlcigh. "Thc
resignation Of Frank wadiolgh nn gem
orni passenger agent Of the RIO Grandc
Western came as a matter of great SUR
prise to his many friends In this city,
Whatever the cause OF his action may
have been. II ls certain that hlH services
will be In immediate doWaud By other
companies. There ~ not III tho whole
West a more efficient or popular pna-
scnger agent. lie was trained on the
RIO Grande under Major Hooper. and
was the assistant general passenger
agent when he accepted the general
passenger agency OF the Rio orlando
Western. lie has held the position for
four years and tllcd Il with signal abil-
ny ana success lie fully understands
the art OF populnrlzing ana advertising
n road, possesses rare executive and adj
minlHirativo ability, and In his personal
bearing II always genial ana attractive.
He numbered hosts OF friends In Dem
yer, and Salt Lake II filled with regret
mt his prospective departure from that
city He has grown up Ia the railroad
business. ana with mis- many excellent
qualities Of character ana training, and
his large experience. he has before him
future that Is certain TO place his
name among the great railroad paHren-
ger agents OF the country"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

HuuaUkpruyrs everywhere should
road the advertisement which offers
the White House Cookbook. volume
~ 300 pages, nt u surprisingly low
rate. 4 special offor is mndo Co sub.
Horlhors OF the News" The book
formerly sold az 81, but can now be-
had with the Daily NrWR one month
Tor 1iCO. with the Saturday News.
months. for Si.Si; with the semi Week
ly News. q months, Tor N,hi, cam
vasscrs who desire 10 push this work
in combination with tho "Nrws' ore
requested 10 call at tho "NcwH' office
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08
Local and Foreign Notes on kmeri-
cas- National Game.
ORPHANS WERE HIT HARD.
Green was Great win the stick
brooklyn Defeats the Quakers-
Rally In the seventh.

The Short Lines and tho RIO Grandr
Woat.rp's pe,t o,, tit.. t.,t...,,, dl,popJ
,o,a.sa,s a,,.,n. vs., gs. ,g'.,',ns
yesterday added McCuual1ul. Graham
ana Martin. OF the demnrt Lagoon
'"' y" ".' u'''' N'. "' ule 'HH'
moment declined the uncr from ogden
and concluded 90 stay in Salt Lake for
some time 10 rYfu. TN. rtt,,. ,,iti bs
-, -, ''N H,'''
""ttheh WIN interest ha u lh no"
hard proposition Co pick the winner
from the two fa4mH Tho yyertDrn
iiue-up COR tomorrow viii hs. McCnua-
land. cHtrher. smith pItrhar. lam
pIurh. frst base. grBbltr. s..'.1j inc.
Gaugar. third b1se. Nartlr. sb.rfst.p.
stewart. Isu fold. goriou. gDut.f 0aIi.
Murphy right field
The Traffic men md Frellshtars of the
local no Grandr Wsstgru ofrcra pro-
nose 10 try conclusions am th. diamond
tomorrow morrinr A vacant i5t H.
tween Seventh ana sirbtb g,iitb np
Sixth West Wiil h. fbr scene of tbs frsv
between tho fYiioyglut. t.,rtrt
t,.t,,t,, ,ot.. .r.e,. ,,...,,
','s''' UNIV A'''''L ~ y v
Mantl' ''''' 'ts,st..'.. ........ Thlrkill
Mantle ..... .......p. ........... Taylor
carter '.''. 's..s,'l ". ',' ..,trueHbegk
Cgtonln '''''' ''''''2 ID '''.. ',M paarke
GrUUuU s.... .... ..M ID. ... ... Van Dam
lrown ,,..,.. ....S. g. ...,. .,...Rlddlc
Mnlbuth 'ss.. 90. l.. ", ..... ...,..Hart
nartHlde .''.. '..,N. y. ....,.. ,.Cluugh
iannlsan ......, r. =. ........ j. Darkr
SUBS -hulllngcr. stewart
MnhhEor ANtun this afternoon Huc-
ceedcd IN securing two dates Tor the Y.
~ g. A. nine ut Lagoon next week.
inc christians VIII play the ogden nlno
On lhufHihy, l4th inst, ht tho Farm
lhEinn resort Ih" Fnm" Dr. called Tor
b'l,' ON TlluflAy next ANiuu'H tribe
VIII errors nAtca WIN tine snort Lanes
on mo same diamond commencing ut
10 b. M
Palace n well under way ana tho mon
have cleaned IN mo ultD .f tb. Ii,,
moud ana atakod ont ii space Tor mo
srtnastln.d ln one corner Of the field.
s'il., b',l ~, ,'il,1h nukht =" lAhy up
y, ', si,,,., WIZ ait Neh,r ana syl nun
Baseball is not usually PLAYED IN year
round. even ln rtah'H italian climate:
tho football season will be- lu full blast
XIV, i. ii,iS illoon. wa .ha Waho ana
80, ...,t ~, W. 'i'N n"9.g ,,uul
rr8Blai,1I g,ring NV. G"is nv, w.. ' Nv,
tthc position won't put tho baseball
fans Out tp any EXTENT there's money
In H. Mr walker
Al Washington y..,,r5,y d, ,,,.
rase Of bav'n wont urSt,,,t,,,' ~
senators f9upd IA. pi,rh"r' , W.
trounced the Baltlmoros. Al Louisville
the CplonclH made II three straight
rom me heda. brooklyn has again
]
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State Fish and Game Warden John
shhrp f. somcwhnt doubtful ns 20 the
accuracy NJ the reports, Tor the reason
that the season Of the year would make
such "a thing almost impossible. owing
mails
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

TODAY'S GAMES.
Cincinnati az Louisville
Chicago at plttshurg.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
New York nt Boston
Philadelphia az Brooklyn.
Washington AZ Baltimore.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
ST. t.ouis-Clevcland. Postponed: wet
grounds
Louisville. 9, Cincinnati. g.
Washington, 4. Baltimore, g.
brooklyn q. Philadelphia, z
Boston, 81 New York o.
Pittsburg, z Chicago. O.
THREE FROM REDS.
Louisville, July The Colonies
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

Are your advanced classes provided
with Or. Talmngo'H new Church text
book. The Articles Of Fhith2 N not,
call M the "Ncwa" office and obtain the
special terms offered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08
THE SALE OF ALL SALES
hoNgr eAch-.sisctlsTJ

made % three straiFht from the Reds
today NruIttuFfaIn was hHttDI hard
IN the nrat three innings, Attendance.
SCORE.
n, u. T..
ls9uiHNlllc DO. 60. q. ...,....... ~ %
CINCINNATI Gee GO Gee ....t....
hat,er.cs-powl.ug and puwerH,
BreitDuatUlu and Wood
umpireH-Gunnay and Latham.
SENATOR'S SCORE
Washington. July e. -NcgInnity was
rather Wild today unl tho Senators h.t
him frequently Poor hiHD.ruunlng
prevented the home team from scoring
often. Mercer pitched we'll Che We'll.
tors bainE unable o. make Die until
the sixth inning. Attendance. 1900.
SCORE.
II. H. d.
Washington 90. 60. co.. ..... 9 80 I
Halumo"r 900 .,. t....sss.s,., @
Hatteripr# Mercer and kIutrvdRr.
MrGinuiy ana Robinson.
JmpIr Mcdonald and MlnaHsau.
uHooKLYN GETS ANOTHER
New ork. July Dunn WAS bittcd
safely or uIno hIts with u total NJ
NN''NN N.'N''' 300 NN|' N||"N NNNIH.' NNN|..N
today hut boz allowed only three
singles lu the remaining six brooklyn
rallied lu the seventh. winning out
by clover team work Attendance, 5000
SCORE.
H. H. T..
Philadelphia '.' ... 90 ..ss... y
brooklyn tstts Gee sstsstfsstf u I
Batcrici -Magrc and Mcfarland,
Dunn ana smith,
Umpire Lynch and Connolly
GIANTS AGAIN BEsTEp.
Boston. July THE large number Uf
bases given un balls robbed tHlaNH
game ui mu"h uf ItH Interest. GHrIUk
did fairly veil until tho lnat inning.
whom be- wa. ME hard The work uf
Hamilton and bury were Che features.
Attendance, 1000.
SCORE.
u. H. -.
iinston ,.... zee. ....,,'..,,.,, ~
NtW YORK 90. GO. .s,.sst...ss.' q
Hattcries- Willis and Clarke. Car
rick and Grady
Umpire msllo and Smith.
DlsCoNsoLATE ORPHANS.
Pittsbprr July I.-Guryin had two
bad innings. the second aul third,
when the plttsburgH made nine hits
ana ull OF their runs. Tnnonhll won
easy ana Lever was substituted ON
the eighth. Tho feature was Green's
batting. out ~ tive times at bat De-
made four hits with "a total OF nine
bases. Attendance. isyO.
SCORE.
r. n. r..
IlttfhurE.s -. 80 %. .ssss. " Z
chicago tssss. zee sss sssssssss Il 2
untterlpH=Tunnehlll Lever and
Sohrlvor. darwin ana Dunuhur.
I-mmIIun-sMurIMm md MmmL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

Hear Mr.. Llgc y. GIN. tho popular
basso sing ION to Philadelphia" at
Snltnlr Sunday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

Prof. Jorgensen's two small sons
climbed with the most daring agility
far higher than their patcrnal sire vcn-
turud
Prof. Paul got into botanists para
disc and came down from the snow
banks bearing a large armful OF column
hlncg, atnr-nOwcrs, yellow rock roses
ferns. and many other kinds Of alpine
flora.
Mr. Kerr helped half "a dozen ladies
up the glacier. Prof. Christinnaun ana
several other gentlemen led each "a
young lrGy. who appeared 10 be gazclle-
like creatures. seen far W on the
heights and atlli climbing.
The lunch at the foot Of the glacier
lemonade, fruits aud sandwiches the
drinks from the icc-culd spring Issuing
from the root of a large cottonwood,
after the climbing was ovcri the re-
ffoHhing GOODNESS uf the waterfall, tho
Inspiring view Of surrounding mountain
ranges from the high ellis. the endless
Jokes laughter ana songs of the good
naturcd company. the delightful shower
Just ut evening in the canyon, aud the
pleasant return on the train at dusk.
these are features Of the tip that VIII
be long remembered.
"rhe Misses johnson stlll think the
huge brown object which they saw was
bear. Miss Flora wanted TO kill lt
with SNOWFALL and Miss Thorn did
not MINK thrI toulu itANh It's H'iAl Z
with 80 soft missile.
mir. Caste aimed high and ! never
have seen a shadow that could be seen
IN shady places as well ~ | could SEQ
his Ills shadow always appeared
shorter than he: but that was not
strange. no he was climbing about noon.
what scented more strange TO me was
the costume Of the shadow, which
seemed 10 be iight sailor hat, black
skirt, and red shirt waist
when We had almost reached tho
waterfall looked back and saw "a para
sol mystcrioualy suspended and appnr-
etnly shading a boulder. Later l found
that on the boulder were seated dark
| haired young man and an auburn
haired maid.
''In high secluded spot found Miss
/ Petersen industriously pounding air
| into a bottle.
"Mr. Rcld's actions proved that he IL
! o. hot-hondcd irlHhman. Tor upon reach
! Ing tho snow he encaHcd his head In
/ a monstroua SNOWFALL,
you oil know that Miss - was
! hunting for Inspirations. She found
one and this Nv the results
Oh Mt Ncbo. grand. sublime;
I n thou vert not Hu hard TO climb
| Thy snow crowned top ia reach
/ Ana from some rough peak preach,
/ Woman ~ not weak and small
| For the mighticat men OFT heed her call.
''Nilss Mcbride In one seconds time
/ became a handsome gallant. and cupid
| himself would blush 10 see her thus
! transformed into a hoy."-JCan Cox.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

GREAT LINEN nASpKEUomrr sALr
At y. q. N. !,
Friday and Saturday, July and IS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

Mounted Officer sperry then intro.
duced his victims who had been trot-
ting their plugs across downtown
crossings. Roy Green's father stated
that his horse couldn't go fast and that
u was an outrage; then looking out OF
the window at n farmer who was most
accommodatlngly trotting his team
across the state street crossing. he con-
unued' why don't you arrest him. In
stead of an innocent boy2"
Dichl, IN judicial tones then unbur-
doned himself TO the following amb q
Gus extent AS soon as the city pro-
Nldea enough officers we will arrest
everybody"
Two dollars" said Tlmmonv.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

Would cause great discomfort and
loss, but fortunately % ~ seldom
known. a vast amount ~ misery is
caused az this season, however by linz
poyerlHhel blood, poor appetite and
general debility These conditions may
bee romguied by ruuvhiug the blood and
toulng the stomach with Hood 81
Snrsapaullu. This medicine seems tO
put new llfo into the whole physical
system. simply because ~ IT, wonderful
power 90 purify enrich and Ntalizo tho
blood, create an appetite and luylgurutg
the digestive functions We advise you
Co got H bottle and try II N you ARE NOT
good than a six weeks vacation, II lg
tho best medicine money can buy,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

Moving pictures, soltalr every OVEN
Ing free,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

A popular concert at Saltair Sunday
hy the First Regiment Band.
As USUAL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

Nathan WIKI, a ten-year-old. fearful
LAD, was the next victim on tho list lie
was charged with tapping the Lambert
PAPER company's TN, TO the tune OF $40.
Ihe youngsters attorney entered plea
or or hot shllty mat 10 iiahergaHtpd DiehI
until pm. today.
II was so arranged
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

Free stage from Fort Douglas To
Wagener'H Grove Sunday from ~ 10 o
D, M,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

proeent belt Of dead. fallen trees.
etfotrhiur from north to south; they
bear evidence or having once been very
thrifty. but long since. the Wild pea mas
wound us tondrils round about the
dead trunks and limbs. the wild oats
have come nearer the sunlight. the
raspberry has iifted IT, lcafy hendi the
Wild cherries have twisted from under
meath the fallen timber. the columplhe'
Inc wood aouei the shepherds purse
and other nowors herbs and shrubs
have ovorgrown the ruins for az q
glance one could never tell that that
ground was once the home of a thirty
growth OF pines, furf. etc. and now ~
grave; FOR the grove r. entombed IN the
foliage nond undorbrush.- Jus
teapu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08
TIMMONY TIDBITs.


The usual uncinssined assortment OF
human jctsam and ilotsam posed In
llstlosa attitudes upon the anxious seat
before Judge Tlmmony yesterday after
noon.
The star event was monologuc en-
titled "scorcher spare Me Chnd" or
the BAD. Bold Biklst According to
VIM. CLARK "a dlminutlye. pumpkin
colorcd. woolly headed lad endowed
with Walter Scott brow and frcckles)
he was riding n bike down the sidewalk
ON West South Temple when child
stood on his burning track as down
the walk he sped. In order 10 avoid "a
smashup and a collision with the baby
Clark horulcnlly threw himself on ms
wheel, while bnhyH papa threw himself
ON the aCurCher and huisted the latter
into the street. The culorod cycllst
deemed that he had been assaulted by
-. FAR, who runs "a grocery store on
South Temple street and also claims
the baby that had been knocked down.
The evidence showed that FAR had
taken clark by the coat collar. shaken
him ana then thrown the offending BIZ
cycle into the street. FAIR was dis
charged and retired home 20 invest In
"A packet OF TIN lacks.
Filipino" cried the official annuncl-
ntOr, ANA dead silence onsuod Then
Oillcor BARLOW pointed out n remark
able specimen Of humanity who stood
In need OF another arm, a bath and a
clean shave,
"Mcl hhlnt no bloomln lnsurgent."
Were you drunk
"oh. guess So"
Cost you ave days. Next!'
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GREAT LINES HANDKERCHIEF SALE
Al =, q. NJ I.
Friday and Saturday, July ana S.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08
TVN ION IVIIlNuOnY,

TVW TUX TNTTNf TWWNl
Moving pictures free every evening
at saltalr,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08
TAKE
a TONIC

Uows that? We raid Don't Take q
tonic beforehand were "callcd down
by every druggIst IN the west thought
We Wore advising against the use Uf
medicine, Well. Isn't % better 90 drink
KRUG CABINET
BEER
than Il o. 10 take medicine? Continue
krug cabinet in moderation ana youU
ma 10 enjoyable 10 say the least You
know MS pure; no foreign taste; has
tho natural flavor, so uncommon,
Druggists use Il Themselves 10 the oX-
clusiuu vi the inferior kinds 40 uumpr-
Gus Yes, that's the right numhHr-one-
ssvCu-uue-uu telephone.
NJ. THOMAS. Agent.
T, O. Box 2O3. Salt Like.
FRED KHuG HHEwINu co,
OMAHA.
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TIM LONDoN nIoGtAPHL
sallalr every eyenlnE free.
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Boston, July 7.=rho luuH number Uf
bases given un balls robbed today H
game oi muHh uf ItH interest GHruUk
whom be- wus hlt hard The work uf
Hamilton and bury wyra tho features.
Attendance, 1000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

H. a. u.
washington t,. 90. co., .st., z 10 ]
hNluhu"r 600 sts ttsstsss.sttt q
HnttnIlDH Mercer and klttrudgH,
MrGinu.iy ana Robinson.
Umpi Mcdonald and Muuaaaau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

rather Wild today ans tho Senators hIt
him frequently Poor hiHDsruunlng
prevented che home team from scoring
often. Mercer pitched we'll. Che vial.
tors bainE unable o. make hli until
the sixth inning Attendance 1900
gItLnFH
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H. H. f.
Philadelphia co.. e.. o. ..,... y z
Brooklyn ..... GO. ..,......s. o n I
Battoricf aMHgro and Mcfarland
Dunn and SMITH
Umpire Lynch and Connolly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

The Tufilc men and Froightors of the
local Rio Grundc Western offices pro-
pose 90 Try conclusions ON tho diamond
tomorrow morning a vacant lot bee
tween Seventh and Eighth South ON
Sixth West viii be- tho scene ~ the frny
hniMN.m Tho fIILnMLm. I.lm..
Arizona silver belt., 1899-08-31
Killed by a Rattler.

Word reaches us that on Saturday last Geo. Brown and several others were having spree in Aravaipa canyon. By evening they were all pretty drunk and went to Hon. Burt Dunlap's residence and in the absence of Mir. and Mrs. Dunlap, stretched themselves out on the porch to sober up.
 Some time in the night one of the men awakened and heard the rattling of a snake and shouted to the others to look out. In his effort to get up Mr. Brown stretched out his arms, one of them striking squarely on the snake. It sank its fangs into the flesh near the elbow.
 As it was many miles to any surgical assistance it was impossible to procure the services of physician and as they had no autidote very little could be done to relieve his sufferings or coun- teract the deadly poison.
 The arm began swelling immediately and kept on until the flesh bursted, and Mir. Brown died just after daylight next morning.
 Geo. Brown was about 65 years old and quite well known in Stafford, hay ing resided here for several months. - Guardian.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-08-31
Anniversary of George Washington's $
 Acatl1

Preparations for the tooth anniver- sary of George Washington's death are being actively conducted by the committee of the grand lodge of Ma sons for the state of Virginia and by the local lodges. The Masonic observ- ances, which will take place in Alex andria aad at Mt. Vernon December 18th and 14th next, are thoroughly dis cussed and planned.
 The programme as virtually settled on, opens with the assembling of the grand lodge of the state of Virginia Tn Alexandria, on December 13. Early the following morning the state grand lodge, accompanied by Lodge No. 4 of Fredericksburg, Va, ofwhich General Washington was member; the two local lodges, Federal Lodge of Wash ington and representative Masons from all over the world will proceed to Mt. Vernon, where the funeral services of December IS, 1799, will be duplicated as nearly as possible.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-08-31
Paving Soldiers in the Philippines.


 A Washington D. c. dispatch to the Globe Democrat, says:
 Within the past twelve months more than S7, 900, 900 has been sent to the Philippines to pay the troops. It is noted that at least one-third of this amount has been deposited by the boys with the paymasters, and a great deal of it has come back to the United States to the families of the soldiers. The men are encouraged to deposit their money, being allowed interest by the government at the rate of 1 per cent per annum. h
 All the soldiers are now being paid the increase of 20 per cent authorized during war time. This brings the pay of a private soldier up to S15.60 per month. The men are paid every two months, as it would be inconvenient to attempt to reach troops in the field oftener than that.
 The paymaster generals department sends money to the Philippines in lots of about S1, 100000. It goes on gov ernment transport in charge of a pay master, with a heavy guard, and is carried without expense to the United States.
 Gold coin and subsidiary silver are used exclusively. It was found that the destructive white ants of the Phil ippines would eat the greenbacks, and now the boys get their S15 in vel low metal, with 60 cents in silver. The commissary and quartermaster depart ments pay their employees in money and checks, according to convenience.