davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-07

Bloemiontcin. Aral 6-small bodice
can be seen in the vicinity Of this tow
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-26
Saaler's, J5rpant & Strsttoa

Soanoelsidule Sdufe fiir
Stenpsraphie II. Observation-Disclosures.
Gesriinbet 1861. Sncorporirt 1898.
1as So. SduIiabr besaun am 4. Sept 1899
SastlafTen eas aause Sabr.
2bsnbfiafien pom 2. Sftobsr bis L. aprii.
an gttrtff Der 9orsuslidtsit, GsituHs, 9ebrs
frtftt, standardization unb MISUNDERSTANDING
t.ht Oitlelbe obsuaH. Ni4t in Gpnturrtn3 nit
%anp.ren. g8ir baben Di, tfibruuG. ger'cnr
fi6tr unttrri6tiRat alien SDtt9tH
Puhbulten, e66Ef6rtibcn, aritbmetif, Stsnogra'
phiren uno Decentralization.
StsIusunsen
Saaid,uie $40 pro Mbenoidmte So pro
Wondt. ale Separtes Wpnht. - SeldrGnfls
mentS ciHitlieB.no. NH3all RON StulerH.
9elspbon.: Gbelasta's Nr. 2236; QoW. Tr. Cos.
Genoet iptqen Gatulo0 mad Gr. 2 bis Il. NsrRs
gbartessStraB., Baltimore, Orb.
0finsang Rr. IL, (Gus2,ISI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-26
Sampler Californian" %geifrnuoet.

Die Pufagiert bef;noen iid nod an
8orh, Ihpeben ieooh in teiner 8ts
fo6r, - gs lit 5peifslbaft, Oh bas
6u6r5erg geborgen perneu farm.
9"ortIanh, Ne., %. 6e6ruar.-
Der 0rmpfsr Californian" bon oer
r4asnzQinis" 1T Dor bvm bieIigen 6aa
ZEN geitranbet. Ollie 9dfagisre bfins
Dan iid in Sjter63it. Wlan glau6t
nidt. buB Der 0umpisr in unm;teIs
barsr 8efd6r id1ps6t.
(SpGter.) = Der Californian"
fubr UNI MIttsrnn6t BON Itiner htIts
gen Derf tie al uro itranoeR bgute
fritz, s:nigs Miruten nafoem TiA Der
2oofle entfernt bath, Quf 8dm Sss
Ganpz2spge. Die 9aFogiers iino nod
an 9pro, bsfinoen iih jeop6 in feiner
8afabr. Safper ItGnb;ge iinb Der Nm
fidt, oaB Der gGbsn nss 6abr5euQs5
an ms6rersn SttQtn purh Die ipiben
Slippen eingeftober unb oaB es rag
LID 1T, Oh bafel6s 9%sboroen peroan
fam. Der Oampfer miro auf So
100000, Der Gatgo duf 100000 Qtz
idGBt. On 8oyo bsf:noen Iif II Raz
iiitenz uno 10 3paihsn z4aTaz
g;ers, iop:e cine 9amonrurq BON Is
YerToran. BUR 3eit nes llnfcQs
ferriGte ltiirmiffes DG6,sr uno iApsz
rer 8sgen. Die EGi7dQsre moNten
Zen 0umpfer auF ejntm Booze Der Niis
neutrality-suspicious. BON Sap Gt;iobeE5
psrldfsn, nurosn isooh Gnqit,i6, ais
lie iafTn, ME oas feline 6abr3sug auF
ben h~c6gsbsnben WeIen i6p1uttc.
uno Del 6loNen, auf Dem St,fFe 5r
blsiber, 'bfs it6 Der SEuun QsllQ. fat.
Seuts N6snb berri6t 6ers5:5 rub:qerl5
WsHter unb morgen frii6 p2rOm s..
9aFagitre ~gelGnloet peroen.
Der vGalifornion" mar ij6:r S1liz
far na6 @las9otp, Sdot-Iaro, Be,
1t5mmt. Gr 1T Elm 6abr3eu9 BON $500
Sprrsn uno tpurns in 1891 am G.No9
in SdOttlanb gtbaut. Sejn Gar1o
beitt6t aus 5tii6, S6mal3 4spfla,
Safe, @etreioe II, I. m.
Div geamtsn Der G~ompaqn:e srt.G=
rem Iif itd6r3erg5 OaB Der 01mpfsr
pieoer fIott gsmaht perOtn taaa. Oto
Winb ut no6 NeItsn umgsIprunssu
unp bic 8eoinsungin inn QiiaIt;q, 02r
Cargo fam duBer uu'm 3paiivl gea
borden ner0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-26
0nr 0huherrt bemalrt.

Mpbils. @la., %, 5ebruar. -
8s7iie Miler, Is Sabre aft, tpurOe DON
Sobn Oral6man srTdoFen. 9eioe ar
beibeten IN elmer qrdierDer : 5a6rit.
Ora76mon iagte, ba8 MGo6sn babe
feline Mutter angegriffen, uno er 6a6e
n16t bic @6Ii6t gc9d6t, lie i4per gu
psrleBen. 2pnfzO robungen purben
idut, unlo Elm Strid mar bersits Dor
hanoen. ols Ordihman our6 9er6afz
tuna qertttet nuroa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-26
Gudl Gin 1yicbCri6iii,

Nsp[Y t, rs. 6ebruar. - DIR
brthii DIE Oompfer r9omer," Capt.
@ubagan, Der gsliern aus Santos nit
elmer 2abung &dfFee ben SdFan err
reif)te, pirb porlduTjq in Quaruntdns
perblaj6en miiTen, oa unterpeg5 Der
6si3er u. Yrice unb Der Stetparo s.
Billiards. am 9el6sn 6ieber furben.
Seibe er6jelten Elm Seamams9rab I'M
O3eur.-9sr W}utrO Don Dem oeutz
I6sn Oampfer nSourmina," bar, am
8e(bT2her leioeno, auf Sptns6urnz
Ss.unb. iIolirt puroe, bef;noet Iid duf
Der 8eHerun9 uno 1T ouBtr 8eFabr.
- 3tpei @tbGubs Der 2uF.;n II.
Ran6 8u(psrmiible in Btatteo:Qe,
8:s., mlrben ourh cine Pu1o2rerploz
lion p~oGTGnb:g osmol;rt. 0wi grbeiz
ter, 36omas ,. 8aB, 6reo. GantGe IL.
0m. 3ottiter, fano2n etnen idfen
Sob. sic puroen f0rmIih in Stide
3errifer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-26
Cbfcr elmer 1Srcbeltbat.

atlanta, Ga, %. 5ebruor. -
Gin elettrtIdsr Wa9gon her Decatur
9lues2ine" puroe heute n0Fe Der Dat
lun6zGawterp bur4 Elm ofvnbar in
b1stpiGiger Qr6ii6t uuf bos @ele1is &C.
legtes 6inDerniB aus Den S6;enen unD
BON Der Is SUB tu6en gOi4ung Rera6
gsnorfsn en-. Dir 5p0lf Y~a1ag:srs truz
gen idmmtltA 8erleBungen 'oaoon.
Motormann 8eo. MabDor unb 9oljz
3tIt Gugers Golfer Iinb pobri4sinlIf
tnorlih berlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-26
Sin @prt inn Oertrduelt

essOtn Sit an odmOrrboiotr? WrH7 ia, 10 BIZ
folqtu Sic DOT aQ.m ben puttn Ratb. ale Judd
%illb,r,itn iu psrmeiO'n. Sos Cptrationsmff'r, ou'
Sdniirtette uuo Die GssEcsn Sintturen, n'f J. z.
GarbOI. f0nntn MIR ei: SDmptomt, Ht1t Dr. Ssls
Den ~beleitiQsI. GIus 6tiluua. uno jiplt tIne oons
erno,, lit tbm uur mol!it mi oT b.rii5mttn II.
SilsbHjhtH IHdtifs. IS hno oas SIA0ljdp'orH,
ous nsu fTr Dem TaQ b.fcu I~rla,i:u, NroS;u pga
Yaafrfs toiteufrti reridnnt Uon Z. GtutltOlcr (
Go, Dor 24l0, AapsTort.
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War reid mn itarb i'm Irmenbauie.

DuIuth Minn., %, 5ebruar.--
Quf sirem Slid Qano, ett!Ae Uteilen
n0rolj6 opn bier, Deldes CON Dor IA
Wonaten i'm Nrmgn1auie g1ItOrbenen
9eutIfRn So6ann ViiiQsr gsbOrte,
1ino rei6s Gr3aoerr entoett poroen.
uno BE vGarnegie @ompdgnie" bat
paiIelbs fir 100000 an iud 9ebrd6i.
MiiQ.r bate oas fir fuIt psrtbloS &C.
baltsns 2ano por Soyd6rsn unter benz
5eimitdttenS@eieB srtporben uno es
NIT atpsi 6ppotbstsn i'm 9etrags bon
strpa $500 bslait,t. Or 9srtsrb in Cab
8srls9snbeit unO lturb. ms 9eia9t,
FhGeBlid i'm Nrmsn6aua. Sin 9si't=
libsr 6radte oos 2ano Dur6 8erfauz
Grtldrung Der Snpd6st an Iid uno
psrtaufte es an bic yGarnegje>@omp.-
MiiQer's 9erpanotan in 0euti 9ian0
fino jsbt bsr Su6s ouf be Spur gcz
fommen unb BADEN sinen Prp5eB elm
g~eleJter. UNI bas Glaentbum 3urlid gu
erlangen. Sic bebaupten, BE 0erFaGz
Grfldrung lei nidt auf gsItbmdB5ge
WeiIe porqenpmmen tporosn.
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BdItor gOuarr Qorers, lpeQ

= pdItor gouarr Qorer5, tpelfer
LANCE SdAre III 9eGtiAlano als W{lz
Tiondr Der Ser. gtiiosrz8 Stride tbdtlg
tcur uno srtett in Gf'pslonc, g., am
t;rts, 1T bort nGbreno zines 9uItsnz
pdrorismus bur3 bds 8erltan e,ntr
QDe, i'm &ppf ltitnlben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-26

Die Pafugiers bcf;nosn iid nod an
8orh, Ihlpeben ieboh in teiner 81
fobr. - gs lit 5~peifsfbrft, OF bas
6a6r3sug 9aborgen peIpen farm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-04

direction OF speedy close of hlsuHucs
The muster OF General Hunters prison.
grs Dr. stiIl incomplete. bun 10 WU ap-
pr1ach four thousand. without doubt
Lord Kitchener Is iu charge Uf the op-
crau0us against Gen uewets come
mandu and the Boer diversion at Fred.
crIoksi8d has been easily checked
The seriousness of the Investment of
Gen. Baden Powell ut Euatauburr is
shown by the rapid march uf Gen Ham
ilt0ns column for his relief although
Lord Mothuen had previously been ra-
ported as having undertaken th. same
mission
The story of the war Us now s1 badly
told in press dispatches That us rurIt.
oal sequel eXcites more interest than the
campaign itself There were two of
these episodes in parliament Yesterday.
one was the spirited reply uN Do. mar-
quls of L8uslOWue tu Lord Eus.b.rys
charge that Lord WDs.au had NOT
stood mp 3s AN expert 90 H..Hr. that
Doe approved of the plans Hf fh. Wlr off
flee. and the other was 90. reference hv
Mr. Chamberlain 90 letters from two
members of parliament found anon.
The secret correspondent. captured LOO
Bl0emfOntoin. There have been many
rum0rs about this aU.Hauug. and
% was expected that tn.r. would ba
lively scene when Mr. Chamberlain pee
tarrei 20 o. bat the opposition bench
was deserted and the liberal could not
Boz antrappod into any discussion uf the
matter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-04

the government with reference 90 the
acquisition of foreign territory win this
years be given the place of prominence.
which was allotted to the financial
question Boo 1896 che other subjects bee
ing left TO bee dealt with .u the letter ot
acceptance. 90 Doe given out later The
remarks upon this subject are based
upon the administrations conduct of
affairs in the Philippine archipelago.
10 is now Mr. Bryans intention TO
remain in Chicago for several days.
possibly "a week, after the indianapolis
meeting the entire time 90 Doe given TO
conferences with leaders of am the
forces supporting him.
Nice-Chairmm Edmiston of the ma
tIUnal PUpulIst committee today ISSUED
call 90 the executive committee of
that party to meet in Chicago on the
day following the indianapolis meet
ing. Mr. Edmistun declined t0 state
DO. purpose of this meeting. but there
ls little doubt that its principal object
ls 90 confer with Nr Bryan and other
leaders possibly with "a view of dcgid-
Ing what course shall Doe pursued with
reference t0 Mr. ToNue's candidacy for
the vice. presidency
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-04
HEALTHY SCHO0LMA'AM,
Found OF How 10 rccd acrsrlf.

Many school teachers. az the end of
their years work feel thoroughly exc
hausttd and worn out physically and
mentally The demand upon the nerves
ana brain of O. teacher Is unusual and
unless they are well fed and fed upon
properly selected food 10 Is natural that
they should run down
A little woman teacher at Goblpville.
Mich, who has been teaching regularly
Tor "a number of years. has always
FOUND herself thoroughly exhausted at
lhr end OF the session. until within the
i.al Year she has made use of Grape
Nuts Food with the result that She
closed the year as o. robust. healthy,
strong, vigorous woman, having gained
ln weight from 800 pounds 90 l2G. her
nerves strong face bright and CHEEKY,
ana really a wonder Go AN her friends.
VINO constantly comment on her color
ana strength Sine knows exactly TO
what the change is attributed for in
ln' years past, living ON ordinary food
snt mas aImust broken down before The
school year closed, whereas since using
grape Nuts This change has been
Drought about evidence prima faCie
oil me value of Graue-Nuts Food for
rebuilding the brain and nerve couters
inc name OF the teacher can be given
Dy Postum Cereal Co, Ltda Battle
Creek, Mich.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-04
NEW OCEAN CABLE.
Opening Of the Line Connecting
With Portugal.


New YORK, Aug 5.-Ihe following CON
gratu.atory messages from President
Mckinley and the king of Portugal
United statss and p.r,5eai 60 ,rg
rsy line M tb. l,.p,r,.r.'5f ,,stf, .,,,'
many ,rblrb has ;I,s, b...,, ,.,,. o., ..,..,'
ii1n bntwaep The Agor.s AKA ,hIs l..,,r
try. '''''
IN''u'''' mansion. washington
TITS Majesty, the King Of Portugal
Lisbon.
81 take pleasure in congratuloung
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-04
WONDERFUL RELIEF
in ONE MONTH.
A Typical Case Of Catarrh
Quickly Mastered by Dr8,
Shores,

Mr.. j. H. Horr is a young man well
known in Utah He has Just returned
from twenty-five months labor In the
missionary field he says II have
suffered very much from Catarrh for
some time 1t lnterfered with my speak
ins greatly and my hearing became
very dun / would blow scabs two
inches long out Of my nose-hawked
and spit a good deal. and found my
sense OF smell leaving me I always
had q cold and felt generally sick /
have been under Dys Shores treatment
one month and have done wonderfully
we'll I improved from the first week
and today my symptoms are an gone.
] have no more trouble and am feeling
splendid. l think my cure IS al
most accomplished already ana ! am
pleased 20 add my endorsement OF Drs.
shores treatment.
j. Il. HORR."
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NIcritcd His Fate.

Walla Walla Wash Aug. 3.--James
M' simmons, "a farm hand aged "a. toe
niSht shot and instantly killed win ID.
Buchanan, aged e. q guard at the state
peniienuary at Walla WaUa. For some
Time simmons has suspected his wife
or lnndcIitE and tonight be resolved
To ascertain the facts. lie told his wife
DE was going 90 Milton 90 remain over
hltht ana Left the house About 10
o'clock Doe came home and found Mrs
simmons and Buchanan in bed to-
sather He stepped 90 the doorway.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-04
CATARRH OF THE PELVIC ORGANS.
The Reason Why So Many Women Are Sick.

tarh Of the organs peculiar to women or
pelvic organs, and cure themselves with
Pe'ru'na, how much unnecessary suffer
ing would De saved.
Mrs. karolina Sutor, 2l3s Vine street,
Cincinnati, o. says "Two years ago [
fell on the fee. AT nrstI did not think
that ! had hurt myself, but several
months after ioltpainsin hoabdomen,
and q little later my monses failed 10
appear. wrote 20 You in regard TO II,
hearing that you cured female troubles,
and followed your directions. ] took
Pe.ru-na and Man.a.lin. l now have
the best Of health.
Mrs Marie Hanson, Of Nicbull, Wis,
~u.es!"Ab0ut two years ago / had dis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-04

Constipation. Impaired digestion and
torpid liver are the most common
ailments that are responsible f1r that
lf.i. listlrss. f1gErI-0ut feeling tGgt
makes the summer "a dreaded period TO
'' many people. HERBtNE win cure
constipation 10 Improves the digestion
ana arousss the liver 90 normal actIy-
,.y. Price. 80 cents. q. G.. N. ]. Drug
Dept
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$500 A MONTH BY MAIL,

No one need De deprived OF the ADVANTAGE , t, CDR,
glAL OFFER because Of living away from The ,ty
WRITE piS SHORES AT ONCE If Won cannot ,,r Fob
tHLlh NEW SYMPTOM LIST AND QUESTION
iNESS ana t2ke advantage Of Drs Shores SPECIAL
ar + I ~ DlLlNP. AUGUST TO CURE CATARRU AE,I
Az Az CAIAIRtAL CHRONIC DIsESE F6R rms TOW
Bt,ts5r 81 a 9iiDN n, NO OTHER CHARGE on EX-
5 I 'gI{ a, 0NCE and holds good 90 ALL WHO APP
NOT '''iN- i's-Ai Nl-NI OR
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Mr. Willard Says 81 can't thank Drs.
shores enough for their good work.
/ am a stone mason by trade. and every
mason 10 the vicinity knows me and
knows how / have suffered ! have
spent every cent ! have made ln four
years trying % get we'll Five different
doctors here utterly failed TO relieve me.
] have taken a tralnload OF patent med
icines. used soaps and salyes and got no
benefit Whatever got $50 I had TO quit
working regularly and never felt $50 we'll
running sores. ] got so weak I could
not work My face aohed and burned
aud swe.iel mp felrfuly Everyone
thought me incurable. and I thought so
myself until ] went to DTS. shores. I
have been under Drs. Shores care but
two months and after four years SUE
fer.ng ] feel easy now Tor the grst
time My face is DO excellent condition.
] feel Ike new man, am now
working regular and never felt SO well
DO years. ! GOT MORE RELIEF IN
TWO WEEKS UNDER DRS. SHORES
THAN ] DID FROM FIVE OTHER
DOCTORS ~ FOUR YEARS. THE
MONEY ] PAID TO DPS. SHORES
WOULD NOT PAY THE INTEREST
ON THE SUMS I PAID EACH OF
THE OTHER FIVE DOCTORS WHO
TREATED ME, 10 is simply wonderful
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-04
THE VERY BEST MUSH.
TwIN nR0.. ~ Nd rnrAI-

There IS no breakfast food so nour-
ishIus and beneficial as Twin Brothers.
Mush. lt is manufactured by n. Il.
Robbins, - Ha.lock street. San Fran
cisco, Cal, and distributed Ia Utah by
I.ops Cooperative Mercantile lnsti-
tuition. During ,he fruit season the
best way to eat mush Is with "a little
jelly or sliced fresh fruit and the incest
mush 90 Doe eaten is Twin Brothers.
the Kind with the pictures OF the twin
brothers 0u each package. 10 ls the
best food for tUe baby as well AIS far
grown folks sets well on the stomach
is easily dieesteJ and very strengthen
ing The purast of all pure foods. Try
o.. Watch tha Advertising
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-04
Deaths from yellow Fever.

Washington. Aug Seen. Wood az
Havana has reported the following
deaths from July goth 90 80th:
Santiago, July 2Oth. Private Harry
Schaefer company A. Fifth infantry.
Columbia Barracks. July 23rd. Phi
vate John Scrantz, company A. Second
artillery
PInar del Rio. July 2lst. Commissary
Sergt Francis Decascnhroot. First in.
fanty Private Edward Welsh. COM
pany II. First infantry and Corp. Wi
liam Fisher company O.. First infantry
Matanzas July 2Jth Private John
stoner company f. Second cavalry
All OF yellow fever, save Schaefer. who
died of typhoid
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-04

For digestive weakness. nervousness
pains in the side natuIence. dizziness.
waketulness. headache and other au-
moving aocompauImgnts OF costIyunass.
HERBlNE is a prompt and uueGulIlei
remedy Price. so cents z. a. 81. T.
Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-04

ease Of tho Kid
neys and womb.
was I'm a weak,
nervous coudi-
tionand began to
have dreadful
palpitation ofthe
heart Iwascon.
fined TO the bed.
l had given up
all hope Of ever
being well again.
/ ommeucCd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-04

Mrs. Eliza Wike says; 81 would BIO 81
my grayonow If 10 had not been for you
Godsent remedy, Peru-na. Every bod,
says / am looking so much better. No
doctor could help me as Pe.ru.na did. ]
was brokon-dowu woman. 1t is now
seven years past that was cured"
Mrs. Sarah Gallitz, Of Luton, Ia, also
writrst"I was suffering with the chang,
Of life. / had spells Of flowing every
two or three weeks, which would leave
me nearly dead. had given mp hope of
being cured, when ! heard OF Dr. Hart
mans remedies and began to use them.
I am entirely cured, aud give all the
credit 10 Pe-ru-na."
But comparatively few women who
are suffering with pelvic catarrh know
that this is the case. Their trouble
is called dyspepsia, heart trouble, female
weakness, weak lungs, nervous debility;
indeed, almost the whole category of
medical terms has been applied TO ca-
auh Of some organ Of the female
anatomy II these women could only
rcalize that their trouble is probably "g
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-04

ProportIonateIy low rates 20 an in
termgiIate points.
Quickest Time. best service, finest
equipment Three trains daily.
Call at -0l Main street Tor further in
formation or address u. NJ. Clay, Cen
eral Agent, Salt Lake city Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-04
WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA.
News lndccisivc, hut indicates an
Early Peace.

New York. Aug "A dispatch 20 the
Tribune from London says.
War news from South Africa remains
indecisive. with the general trend 10 the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-04
DRS. SHORES RATE EXTENDED

the fact that the unable handle
10
Medicines re-an the fact r Shores unable
received
@ the special Offer s Shores have concluded guided the almost universal demm
the
OFFS month for Catarrhal Chronic will
MmI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-04

taking Pe-ru-na. 7 found relief when /
had taken the first bottle Now have
takenseyeu bottles OF Pe-ru.ua. thank
you for your advice and am glad l can
say that am well now.
Dr. Hartman has written a book
especia,lyfor women. threats Of female
catarrh in all its different phases and
stages. 1t contains common sense talks
on subjects which should interest every
A book viii bo sent free to any woman.
Address Dr. Hartman, CclUmbgs,O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-04

VIZ HHTTU IIHU'0Ul u NIlUUTTl WIHu
"u.es3"About two years ago / had dis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-09-07


CALLAHAN. On Wednesday, September g. 1860.
JANE CALLAHAN, widow Of the late Thomas
F. Callahan.
Funeral tprivate, from her late residence 621 14th
street northwest, Saturday, September 8, at
PIN.
DELLINGER. On Thursday. September 6. 1900.
ELIZABETH DELIINGER. wife Of Henry NJ.
Dellinger. In her seventy ninth year.
Funeral from her late residence, 23f G street
northwest, Saturday, at pm. (HAgers-
town, Nd. papers please copy g
DONALDSON On September g. 1900. THOMAS
A. DONALDSON. aged seventy-two years.
Funeral on Saturday, September 8, at o'clock.
from Geo. w. Wise's undertaking establish
ment. $500 NJ street northwest. Relatives and
friends invited
HERKE The remains OF JOHN HERKE will he
removed from the receiving vault at Congress
sional cemetery Saturday, September 8. at
O'Clock. p
LEAHY. Suddenly, September S, 1900. THOMAS,
the beloved husband Of Mary Leahy and son "
Michael and Johannah Leahy
Funeral from his late residence 133 street north
east, Saturday, September 8. at $3.50 O'Clock,
thence to st. Josephs Church, where requiem
mass will be said for the repose Of his soul.
Friends and relatives invited to attend.
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MRS. JEN'S JEWELRY.
William f.. f. ROg&e. Arrested for
Stealing 1t. Admits Guilt.

William L. F. Rogge, a cook, thirty-one
years old, recently from Annapolis. Nd.
was arrested this morning by Detectives
Lacy, McNamee and Father and locked up
on charge of the grand larceny Of son-
taire diamond ring and two breastpins
from the house of Mrs. Nellie B. Jex, No
73o 18th street northwest.
Mrs. Jex occupies the house. and Rogge
was a roomer there for a short time.
Last Wednesday he was notified to move.
and before leaving it is alleged, he entered
the room of Mrs Jex and took the jeweIry.
When arrested this morning he admitted
the taking of the jewelry and pawning 1t
for $50. He pawned the jewelry in his own
name, and said he intended sending Mrs.
Jex the tickets and money as soon as he
got work. The detectives had him photo
graphed for the gallery and locked him up
for hearing in the Police Court tomor-
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employee Of the Department of State, re-
sumed his official duties this morning.
Miss Grace Rials last evening celebrated
her thirteenth birthday by giving a little
party at the home OF her uncle Major
George II. French. 1901 street north
west. The little ones spent very pleasant
evening at games, music and dancing after
which refreshments were served. Among
those present were the Misses Hunter.
Seitz. Lake. Stiles Harveycutter Sessions
and Barnard, and Masters Roscoe Bangs.
Marion and Guy Bond. Miss Rails returns
to her studies at the Visitation Academy,
Frederick, Md, next Tuesday.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Withdrawing Hudson and Mary Groves
both Of Stafford county, Va; Henry Smith
and Lillian Rogerson; Jacob Rosenberg
and May Walsky; Charles B. Louden and
Alice Werdg.
Colored-James G. Wimberly and Emma
A. Canister; Richard HUMPHREYS and Daisy
Gross; Thomas Harper and Irene Douglass