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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-03-20

swell uptown restaurant on Saturday
evening.
The contestants were Dan O'Callahan,
the well-known commission merchant;
jeff Bolton. the engraver; Billy" Kenne-
dy; Colonel Al Andrews; kid" Blazer,
the horseman; William J. O'Brien, the
tenor and Charlie Newman. Competitive
points We're arranged as follows: Neat
ness, 0; harmony of effect, so discredits;
reasonably rank, % credits; quite shock
ing, So most repulsive and painful to the
eye, 100. The man who got the lowest
number of points was to pay for the din
ner for the crowd including the judges.
O'CaIlahan appeared in an emerald
dream effect, the shirt front being re-
lieved by numerous flying cranes in
white; collar to match.
Bottoms effort was shrimp pink with
small purple figures; fiery red bow
necktie and blue collar with perpendicu-
lar red stripes.
Andrews was arrayed in a red dream,
with broad blue stripes radiating from
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RACING AT OAKLAND.
A Fine Card of Running Events fo1
Reopening Day-Burns Handi-
can WeiOhfS

The rich Burns handicap, valued at
$4,000, will be decided at Oakland on
Saturday of the present week; and the
weights assigned by Handicapped Brooks
We're made public yesterday. They are as
follows:
two-year-olds and upward Entrance 500 $50
additional for horses not declared by 4 p m.
uay after weights are announced; 500 addi-
tlonai Tor starters. Horses not declared before
p m the day preceding the race to be liable
TOT iull starting fee. Winners of any race other
than a selling purse after weights are an
nounced to carry five pounds extra: If handi-
capped at less than weight for age. seven
POUNDS extra. To be run Saturday. March 25,
lS99. one mile and q quarter
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Good Sport at Los ANGELES.

LOS ANGELES, March 19.-This proved
another good days coursing at Agricult-
ural Park. The crowd was not as large as
usual, owing to cold wind in the after
noon, but the grandstand was weu-illed.
There We're two stakes. a sixteen dog
open stake, and a thirty-two dog reserve
stake for dogs that have not run first or
second since December 1, 1898 In the
first stake Passions won first and second
money with Merry Maiden and Pat NAL
In the reserve stake Winston's A B G
won first money, with Lass O. Gowrie sec
ond, Duty third and Occidental fourth.
tween Reynolds Belle of San Francisco
and Reliance. in which Belle developed
not appear to be any abatement in inter-
est in coursing, and the crowds keep UP
well. ~
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A Winning Day for the Talent at
Union Park.


If a contingent of Stanford students had
been out at Union Park yesterday and
had followed in betting the cardinal col
ors they would have come home with
their pockets weighed down with coin, as
in the first round of the open stake ten
out of fourteen dogs sporting the cardinal
colors Won and in the first round of the
puppy stake the red flag was the winning
one in every course. The sport from q
spOrtsman'S view was very high class and
the dogs ran true to form in nearly every
instance, which made ii a good day for
the talent.
The open stake was won by Lowe &
ThompSon'S st. Oran, who ran well all
day. Golden Rule was the runner up.
Metallic was the favorite in the betting
in the long odds book, but the Pasha Ken
nels' entry was put out by Golden Russell
in the fourth round. The puppy stake
Black Night, a promising young bitch in
the finals with a few points to spare. The
results of the day were as follows:
Open stake second round-St. Oran beat o.
King beat Christmas Day; Jennie Wilson beat
Magnetic; Royal Buck beat Wait Little; Beau
Exile; Ida beat Morning Glory; Lord Byron
heat Sylvia; Metallic beat Candelaria; Theron
beat Tod Sloan: Golden Russell beat Jersey
Lily; Emin Pasha beat L. S. Conley; Petron-
ius beat Dick L.
Third round-st. Oran beat Snapshot; Jennie
Wilson beat Victor King; Royal Buck beat
Beau Peep; Ida beat susie; Metallic beat Lord
Byron; Golden Russet beat Theron; Petronius
beat Emin Pasha.
Fourth round-St. Oran beat Jennie Wilson:
Royal Buck beat Ida; Golden Russell beat
Metallic; Petronius a bye
Fifth round-St Oran beat Royal Buck;
Golden Russet beat Petronius.
Final-St Oran beat Golden Russet.
Puppy stake-Santa Ana beat Graziella; Chief
of the Hill beat Rollicking Airs; Star of Cuba
beat Rock Island King; Black Night beat Run
Amuck; Controller beat Miss Rabbit; ShyIock
Third round-Chief of the Hill beat Santa
Ana; Black Night beat Star of Cuba; Controller
beat Shylock Boy
Fourth round-Black Night beat Chief Of the
Hill; Controller a bye.
E,innl-Cnntrnller heat Black Niphf
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PLACED UNDER ARREST.
Lieutenant Neall Reports to Colonel
Compton at the Preside.

Lieutenant NealI, Fourth Cavalry, re-
ported to Colonel Compton, commanding
the Presidio, yesterday morning. The
cavalryman was formally placed under
arrest by his superior officer This
means that Lieutenant Neall will be con-
fined to his quarters until his case has
been disposed of by the military authori-
ties. In yesterdays Call was published
the facts in connection with the return
Of the officer from Mexico. He has come
back on the advice of friends to stand
trial and make good his shortages.
Colonel Compton would not discuss the
case yesterday. He merely stated that
Lieutenant Neall had reported to him
and that he had ordered him under ar
rest. He refused to say what would be
done in the case. Lieutenant NEAL has
made good his public Indebtedness. Ma
Jor General Shafter was notified yester-
day Of Lieutenants Nealls return. The
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-03-20

nuisance on the Suffer Street Railway
COMPANY. which formerly owned the rails
on the Street In concluding his opinion
Attorney Lane says: -.
~ advise that the channels or ruts now
remaining upon Bush street where the
reiIs formerly ran constitute a pubic
nuisance. which the city may, by clVli
action brought against the suffer S dted
NJ deISv i'm replying to your request Tor
nv opinion on this matter, has been due
to my desire to find some adJudica5e lea G Go1e
,I-itbsta9ding a long and careful search L
have been Unable to find case, eltner
in the courts of this country or IN IN E ,s
land, in which the same ! So -
nassed upon as here 1nNoIVed.
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Results at Sutro Baths.

Unmindful of the storm a large crowd
attended the swimming races at Sutro
Baths yesterday and cheered the contest
ants in the exciting events. Following
were the results:
Fifty-yard dash-First. c. Donovan; second.
D. Harm.
High dive for boys-First, T. Guerin; second,
c. Donovan.
Obstacle race through small tank-First, C.
Donovan; second, w. Hurley.
Trapeze diving, open to all-First, T. Guerin.
Trick and fancy springboard diving-First,
c. Donovan.
Under water swimming-Ffrst, E. Winfield;
second. ]. A. Jackson.
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sitting at the head Of the table was
awarded to Bolton, the decision being
that his combination not only brought
tears to the eyes but was evidently con-
ceived in the interests of opticians.
The banquet was pulled off in jolly
shape and some of the difficult shirts
Jared the same fate for eternity a few
hours later. 1t is stated that this initial
shirt walk has not satisfied the con-
testants and that some of them are now
putting in their spare moments in strug-
Cling to construct a horror that will
knock out anything that has thus far
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next few days will develop what will be
the outcome of the case. 1t is highly
probab that Colonel Compton will pre-
fer formal charges against the officer and
that he will be court-martialed, but he
has it in his power to let him off with a
reprimand.
The men of Troop B. which was COM
manded by Lieutenant Neall, were de-
lighted at his return. One of them said
yesterday:
''It would take very little time to
acquit the lieutenant if the men of his
own troop were on the court-martial." A
number of the officers friends called on
him Yesterday
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of having a steam heater in the neigh
borhood.
There are several gentlemen in this city
who are promoting high art and opulence
in the shirt industry by their earnest eff
forts to put it onto" the other fellow in
the matter of hot linen raiment and as
they could never agree as to who had the
real thing" some bright mind suggested
that they have shirt walk" The idea
was eagerly adopted arrangements were
made and the unique exhibition was held
in the private dining apartments of
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-03-20

$500 apprentices in training This Is
grand work and is destined to American
ize the navy. AT present 571a per cent OF
the navy are foreigners. There is no
reason why this should not be quickly
changed so that not less than 80 per cent
will be Americans"
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and tried them out. The result fully justi-
fellows be placed in the cadets class. The
names Of the boys and their scores were:
and John Mclaughlin, II rings, out of a
OOSSibla
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-03-20
Fourth Raee-one mile; four-year-oIds and
Selections for To-Day.

First Race-Sombre, Mona, Racebud.
Second Race-Espionage, Horton, Balista-
Third Race-Sardine. Kitty Kelly, Winyah.
Fourth Race-Eddie Jones, Truxillo, Sly.
Fifth Race-May w, Formero. DR.. Sheppard
Sixth Race-Torsida, DR.. Bernays, Pat Nor
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-03-20
The Moody Meetings.

The evangelist Moody, now in Oakland.
will hold revival meetings in this cit
Thursday, Friday and Sunday afternoons
and evenings at the Howard-street Meth
odist Church, Grace Methodist Church,
First Congregationalist Church and Met
ropolitan Temple
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-03-20
A "SHIRT-W WALK" Is
THE LATEST FAD
Hot Contest in Which Some Excessive Tear
Provokers Were Displayed

TINE "Shirt Walk has arrived in town.
1t is not a rival of the cake walk,
but is a new fad for the young men
who find pleasure in arraying them
selves in shirts that obviate the necessity
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-03-20
THE BUSH STREET NUISANCE
Sutter-Street Company Is RESPONSE
bic for the Ruts Caused by
the Car Tracks

City and County Attorney Lane has
submitted an opinion to the Supervisors
regarding the condition of Bush street.
He fixes the responsibility for the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-03-20

The track over the bay will reopen this
afternoon with a very attractive pro-
gramme of events. The entries are large,
calling out the pick of the horses in
training. Quite a number of nominees
for the big handicap of Saturday will face
the barrier, giving race-goers a line on
their present form
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
DOCTOR SWEANY,
The old reliable and Observation-Disclosures special
lists the PACIFIC Coast.

Inc old reliable and Observation-Disclosures special
lists on the Pacife Coast.
NERVOUS DEBILITY and all its attend
ing ailments of YOUNG, MIDDLE-AGED and
OLD Men. The awful effects of neglected or
improperly treated cases, causing weakness OF
the body and brain. dizziness. failing memory
lack of energy and confidence, pains in the
back, loins and kidneys and many other dis
tressing symptoms, uniting for study,
business or enjoyment of life. DR.. Sweany's
special treatment can cure you. matter who
what has failed.
WEAK MEN, Lost vigor and vitality re-
stored to weak men. Organs of the body which
have been weakened or shrunken through dis
eases, overwork excuses or indiscretions are
restored to full power, strength and vigor by
his successful system of treatment.
RUPTURE cured by his new method with
out knife, truss or detention from work-a pain
less, and permanent cure.
VARICOCELE, hydrocele. swelling and
tenderness of the glands treated with unfail-
ing success.
CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISON, and
all diseases of the blood promptly and thor
oughly cured and every trace of the poison
eradcated from the system forever, restoring
health and purity.
PRIVATE DISEASES, inflammation, dis
charges. etc. which, If neglected or improp-
erly treated, breaks down the system and cause
kidney disease, etc, permanently cured.
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been seen in the city. Consequently an
other walk may be looked for at no dis
tant date. Some of the most striking
pieces of raiment exhibited are herewith
illustrated.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-03-20
PIKERs WENT BROKE.

-Moondvne II heat Mac MeIody.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03
SALT LAKES NEW HOTEL.

2s2 Rooms, tl bath Sultca. 100 sumple
Rooms. L0utiun-tha exact geUern6h.
igal center NJ thr main business nor.
ton uf salt Lake Clty, Cor Main nnd
Second South SITS "An ear lines" Tho
uyu uf tho luxury lowing commercial
man ur the swell tourist alwaya rniiiuf
"a fuNurlng glance towards u very com.
trnlly located uud elegant nrst-clasH no..
tel rests with compliment HHtlafnctlon
upon this paIntiIl hnHtolD. "'rhs Ron.
yun,' with 400 ih luxurious appoint.
meniH, Is nH much ahead OF tho orr
binary ao-ulllrd modern hotel be- the
Pullman sleeper rs ahead of the caachcs
Of long ago,
The hotel has been leased % Mr.. Dan
Porter nH sole proprietor and active
manager Tho cuylable reputation ana
unqualified success attained for mo
Kenyon ~ ne result OF the faynrnble
Impression made With each guest. The
excellent table and h0mnllkn air par.
NudinF the new hotel D. lnyariabiv
praised by nll.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

Religious services IN the German lam
fnanc ate held even Sunday morning.
~ o. o'clock. In tho choir Hall, on
Richard street
scandinavian religious meetings are
h1ld cVcfY sunday NO iO o'clock o. M.
No. tho choir hail Richard street. this
Guy. hl.o Cycry Thursday evening NJ
p o'clock iu tho Fourteenth ward nl-
Homhly roma
Elder James l.. McMurrin first o,un-
ael1r iu Tie presidency Hf the European
ml.Hion reached Liverpool ON April
i'm.
~. james y. Tnlmire has D. ~ elcct-
81 o. member N The Philosophical 500
cIety uf Great Britain. better known
na the Victoria Institute.
The twonty.nrnt quorum % Elder,
VIII meet in The Sineteanth ward meet
ING house ON Monday evening next az
y o'clock
AZ The Y. ~ g. a. tomorrow at 4
% m. Alr. and Rev Sell. tho singing
gyahgclhla ~ chapel ear Messenger 10
leace'. VIII conduct q special meeting
Nted.
There VIII he an important meeting
~ the iWth quorum NJ Seventies next
Monday nlrht commencing nt
o'clock In the ward meeting house.
sugar House wnrd An me members
ore requested Co be- present The
Priesthood - tho ward uro Invited.
Of the 0s Sunday schools reported in
iho nrFunlr"d HtakCH of Zion. nl have
uu enrolment not 90 EXCEED 90. iGi
have between Do ana 100. ~ between
900 and 800. 91 between 900 and 900. o.
between go and CO... IS between eco and
Boz, % between Zoo and 600 one above
10 and one u.ehD above 1870.
Tho whole church In Norway has up
70 this year been Included In one cone
frfruCc. but during the late visit 10
Scandinavia of Elder Platte -. Lyman.
president ~ the European mission. it
was divided into three. Go Boz known re-
upceiiycly nH the ChHHtIunla. bergen
and Trvnihiom cunfcttncrn
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EASTE EXCURSIONS

mo oHASDr wisrrRN HALLWAY.
omaha ana return. $500 juno en-.
5th
" Louis ana c,uru. 1870 June OH.
chicaso ana return, iitio juno s,h.
5th
lunalo and return. 1890 Juno 9th.
10Th.
I'm
End. 1rd.
Rlchmond and return, 1926 July sth.
ON 10Th
lndianapoiis and return. $500 July
18Th. 18th 18th
The RIO Drande Wontcrn Railway
and itH connections offern two ftat
lhmugh trains dally. Through Pullman
ilIlcc and ordinary sleeping cars. pgr-
feet Dining Car Service. Free neciln.
ing chair Cars. Cool ana comfortable
ride. Magnificent scenery.
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-, ENunrRlsE TAILORING uo 4g
l.adle' taiiufnr spoclalfy \ r. 49,
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ANNUAL EASTERN EXCURSION.


June tih ana i,h. Limit Sept en-.
omaha ana roturn.,. 90. .........ti1. 90
Kansas city and return. ..... NJ 90
~ Louis nnd rtiurn.,s zee ..,,,,. 80 10
thlrnfu ana fnlufuss tsa ssss.ts4s 80 l0
Oct there QUICK by using Union Pa
Chc. which everybody knows d tho line
Tor SPEED. SAFETY ana COMFOUr.
Solid through ycruhultd trains I'm.
squuilud elegance OF equipment. conc
nlating VI Dining and Library Cars.
with Barber Ahlp,l New Palace aud
Ordinary Sleeper Free chair Cars.
wilh no change o. Missouri river and
Chicago. Company once, "Old
stand" 2oi Main street
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To.daV'S Metals.
SRpfR. Bds 6O58
IfiD. Sh2j
CASING cOrPfR 10 ~ cents 10.
SENF-VEEKLYN NEWS
The actual. bona lidc circula-
tiOn Of the Scmi-Weekly edi-
tiOn Of the News, Separate
and apart from the daily
was. On ihe lnsl issne.
1890 COPIES

The lafgtii circulation Of any paper between
Dsnvu md ne coast Books open 10 advsf.
thtft.
The following iigufu give The number oi
he Scientifically News printed on The iipi and
fifteenth Of sath month iinci The paper
changed hands on January I. 1897
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

"Cholf Invisible" Folks from Dixie"
"fucinl life In ola virginia" with a
Pcaalml4t ln Hrnin." JOSEPH Jefferson
az Home. David Iinrrum" "a Days
Work and "a hundred uthcrr 90 found
In the luxurious LIBRARY car on the
Overland Limited Of the Union Pacific
Provided gratis for tn entertainment
ol our friends aud patrons Ticket
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MORMON ELDERS IN DENVER
Colorado Conference Now on In the
states Metropolis,


The East Colorado conference Of the
miaai1n of the Church of Jesus christ
~ ihttor.day saints. says the Denver
Evening Post ~ Thursday. has bcon iu
Hcralon an day in the Office N Secretary
Ensign uf The conference Ia tho Aicphrc
building. The tWenty Elders Vt the cone
iHfrhru were ull present Ht toll call this
morning ana the urUairHt interest lu
me work of the Church was mnnl-
The sessions NJ the conference viii
continue up tu and Including SUNDAY.
nt which umg Apostle John Henry
smith VIII nldrrHH thr Saints al tho
hall Boa tho Woodmon'a hulldinr on
California street ON Saturday thrrr
VIII De- r0rylerH nt m a. m.. D. M. ana
1850 D. m. ANA 0n sunday M N u. m.
ana 20 q. ma Au entertainment will
be- given Monday night
10 THIS The Denver Ncws of yesterday
adds
During seven months the Elders
have visited about 5000 famuioH IN
tho eastern half o. tho state. Sessions
NJ the conference viii continue until
sunday. AZ the public meetings nftecn
EidrfI WIN select subjects Tor discus
sion Members OF the famous Tnbnrna-
Gle choir viii sling under tho direction
~ Thomas pivett PRECEDING Elder n.
=. Ensign n acting as secretary"
Today the Elders made their reports
and there followed general dlHruaalon
nH 10 tho best methods or getting tho
GOSPEL before me people,
zioN's sAVISGs RANK ana Trs,
Co, the Oldest and largest savings
bank IN Utah pays I per cent Inherent
CT u or Thousands. Start an account
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Can BE- had In travel II all doponda
on the transportation facilities and
comforts AFFORDED. 10 railway lino In
The West BE- nu Justly celebrated FOR ita
numerous attractive features nn the
Union Pacific, Tho Peoples Favor.
&c." Il okcols tn competence ~
cqui pmont. condition Of track speed ~
Trains ana pnpulu lty With experienced
travellers. Ticket unlcu "Old stand 4"
e0i Aiuin STREET.
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REWARD.

Five dollaru reward WIN be- p,ld nv
Tho Union Light 4 Power 60 f5r iB.
formation That win lead 90 ths srr.1f
ana conviction OF any rruun found
GLOBES Are lamps. Tranrf5 mo-
Poles, Wlre, or other property OF Nh.
said company
H. q. CAMPBELL. Manager.
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Every sunday hotweon Fort DouFlss
and Wagencr'H drove. stage lr4vrg
Fort buuglut CVgry hour ana half h1ur
from n 10 . O'Clock pm. cunnrcflne
with street cars ~ the Fort Tho prgt-
test coolest, ploaHnntoat spot ln mo
valley. Tor family parties nnd plruirs
ltsir,ahmenta and lishi lunches served.
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poULIRY ANp PRopVer.


sorfit SIM GROCERY Ii. nfAyr
siaile .na ency Froeeiivsi euro n,,',
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In quality but price ROMANS reason.
able. The ahoic may Doe said of y. "
Spring water lee. Witch On tho most
cosby Zee 90 90 owners. that enters
ihlH market Hilll it cold aa low ua In.
icfinr lce ston our white Wagons
nuy where YOU rcc thom and examine
Tie Ice, Oct our terms before ordering
MOUNTAIN ICE CO.. Tel Is.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

Regular services OF the church u
jesus Christ " Isatter-day Saints VIII
BE- held tomorrow. Sunday. Fast meet-
inFH being held In The respective wards
~ o'clock pm: sunday school az
10 am, ana meeting in the city ward
assembly rooms and adjacent wards NJ
follows!
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the new ordinary sleeping cars operated
by the Union racinc7 They are TO-.
violation 0f The car makers art Almost
az nno lr tho Palace Cars and quite
aa comfortable az about oue-third the
cost. Ask about them nt the Union
Pacific Ticket Office. "pld stand" e0i
Main Street.
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SALTAIR BEACH.
Salt Lake 6 Los AnaeIe, kY. Co.


t-sruuinn ,fune u nnd :.
Via Oregon Short Line na foilowsi
Portland and return $3.50.
SPOKANE and return. sIito
san Francisco and return via steam.
cr. $3.50.
And 10 an points east
steamer trim includes meals and berth
over 1900 miles on Pacific ocean. Best
summer uNcuulou. AN uckcia good re-
turning until sept 4 city ticket oilcl,
lo0 west Second South street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

To cure piles. STRIKE AT THE
RupT-thurH Tho way. DnWltta
witch Hnaol Ralvo STRIKES AT THE
HuOT-li removes enc CAUSE. quick.
~ aud permanently Don't s1unndcr
time aud money trying 60 remove the
ohorta. r 6. sChmmm. Mccormick
nldE.. Cor. Main H. First South.
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DESERET EVENINGNEWS
ToDAY's WEATHER REPORT.

weather report showing observa.
tiors az 3 a. IN. todavi
SAT- Lake city barometer, 1850.
temporsturc. 5O minimum. as. wind.
aouihtnst. light. rain. .oli Hurlnkling
forecast iHr uinh made at san
Francisco for GO hours ending 5 y. m.
tomorrow
Fair and warmer tonight ana sunday
Gncdl forecast for Salt lake city md
vicinity Tor 30 hours ending tomorrow
Fdif nnd warmer tonight and sunday.
T. n MUUr.'u.
Sec Ton Director Weather Bureau.
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ON the road tp Omaha, two nlrhts IA
Chicago and 81 Louis The Union Ia.
ellie II, H. with ~ mnRHlncontly
equipped overland Limited. o. M
ONLY LINE that can go DO. Compauys
onloo, "old stand" .0i Main strgrt.