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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-21
Saupete Stake Conference.

The quarterly conference Of the
Ssnpete Stake commenced at 10
am. on the 18th inst, In the Taber-
nacle at Moroni, President Canute
Peterson presiding. There were
present Of the general authorities OF
the Church, Apostles Lorenzo Snow,
Franklin d. Richards and A. H.
Lund; President Canute Peterson
and Counselon Of this Stake; Presi-
dents PaxmAn and sperry Of Juab
Stake; members Of the High Coun-
Gil, the Bishops Of fourteen wards,
and quite . large congregation
Of Saints, principally belonging to
the wards in the northern part Of
the Stake. Amer the opening ex
ercises, President Peterson made
some opening remarks, congratulat-
ing the Saints upon their favorable
Surroundings, and speaking Of the
blessings 10 be obtained by meeting
In conference. -
The following reported their wards
as being financially prosperous and
improving spiritually: Bishops
John Bartholomew Of Fayette, John
+. Reese of Wales, ]. w. Irons OF
Moroni, and - Stewart Of MILL
burn.
The Apostles present dwelt upon
the privileges enjoyed by the
Saints, the necessity OF this proper
education Of the young, the means
necessary to be employed, and Ell.
horted the Bishops to be active
among the people that they may
become sanctified before the I.oru
and keep His commandments; lht
payment Of tithing, taking care o.
the poor, the necessity for diligence
In laboring for the redemption OF
the dead, the necessity Of instruct
ing the Lesser Priesthood In the
duties Of their calling, the great
benefits to be derived by attending
meetings, fast meetings, and the
blessings ebtained through fasting
and prayer, with many other sub
jects Of great interest 70 the Saints.
The general and Stake authorities
were presented and sustained unAni
mously. The following named
brethren were sustained to be or
dained High Priests: Jacob Mel
sen, Lam Jensen and Thomas D.
Reese.
stake statistical and Sunday
schoolrepcfts were read.
President Lorenzo SEow made the
closing remarks. He urged upon
parents the importance Of influenc
ing their children 70 attend the
Primaries, NJ. I. Associations, Sun
day school, inst meetings and oil
other meetings provided for theiI
benefit. -
After the singing Of An anthem BY
the choir and the pronouncing Of
the benedlction, concsrence I'D
journed 70 meet in EphrAim on The
18th February, 1891. 49,
Five meetiugs were held during
conference. at which there wen
large congregations
GEoRoE TAYLOR, Clerk.
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Eagle Rock Notes.

Eagle Rock takes . new name on
and after January. LIST, 1891. Tn
post office will DO "Idaho Falls'
and the town will be known by that
name. The place has been growing
steadily for the last two years, but
the boomers are at work and getting
all the vacant land in the vicinity
taken up. Some sales ofrealty have
taken place and the real estate deal
ers are trying to create An excite
ment in land.
The Coop. Wagon and Machine
company have abranch house here,
doing . rushing business. The Con-
eoledated Implement company are
erecting new buildings in prepare
ton for q rousing time in the
spring. The z. c. NJ. 1. branch Is
doing . good trade In this fast grow
ing community.
The remains Of the old machine
shop are being reconstructed into
an opera house, % that the amuse-
ment-loving public win presently
have their taste In this direction
gratined.
The Touring mill at this point Is
doing good work and affording satis-
faction to patrons.
A wreck IL reported on the U. and
N, near Camas station. A number
Of cars got of the track and were
badly smashed, causins . delay in
the trains.
The Idaho Canal Co. jubilate to-
day, and turn water into their new
canal.
The new train service Of the U. P.
Is a great Improvement, but would
he better appreciated II the long
stops ut Pocatello could be obviated.
Good crope have been raised by
the farmers, many Of whom are now
proving I'D on their land claims.
Next year will see rapid improve
ments hereabout judging from
present prospects as vast works arr
in contemplation, and new canals
are to be taken out; and there is now
every prospect Of a greatly increased
population.
New ranches are being taken up
all over the valley adjacent hereto;
50 that, taken altogether, "Idaho
Falls, Is doubtless destined at no
distant day to be quite q business
center. Ia. u. n.
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Maroney Dead.

John H. Maroney, who was in
jured by the cars at Echo last
Wednesday morning, died at the
Union Pacific hospital yesterday
morning at $50 o'ciok. Maroney
never regsinei consciousness after
being brought to the hospital, and
rem aimed in a stupor up to the time
of his death.
His body was removed to Under
taker Preshaw's establishment,
where 1t was viewed ny many who
knew the gentleman in his life
time. Several parties who are in
timately acquainted with John H.
Maroney say that the dead man Is
not the party they knew in life.
There seems to be considerable
doubt as to whether the corpse Is
that of Maroney or some one else.
The body will not be buried until
the mans identity is fully estab-
lished.
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For the Christmas number ito he
out December 1st) the publishers Of
The Constructor announce the follow
ing brilliant table OF contents.
Everything In, the number Is
original, bright and Interesting:
The frontispiece il . htautiful COZ
ored Photogravure from the painting
of Bougoreau cailsi:ssThe. Sisters
Charge, (" and the number contains
Q charming little poem Of the same
name, BY Mies Josephine Spencer.
The second chapter Of Orson Pratt's
Life and Labors treats Of his boy
hood. Moses Tbatchef's inst paper
on Courage" "Among the Spid-
en,n by Dr.. LE. 11fnsz0e, illustrat-
ed with eighteen original engrav-
ings by Henry Harrow. "At the
Siege Of Calais" culled from
Froissart'e Chronicles by DeVols6us.
sSketch OF Joseph Smith," in
honor Of his natal day, December
%, 1905, by b. II. Rs1srt,. "a
stolen Child" An Incident Of in
tense interest told By Sontiago. GA
Love Poem," ntefsliy translated
from the French Of Victor Hugo, by
Leo. HAefeli. aAunt Esther's
Sweetheart" q Christmas story. by
Emmeline b Wells. The conclu.
sion Of Nepht Anderson's story Of
Gage Bush Bench" "An ID
We'll, !" . chorus for male voices eel
to music by Evan Stephens. .Aeo'
-f-ks-- I'D -.xsen~g>l sl~w~ - - s.tH ~
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Rrigkuhl Accident.

A ftightsal accident occurred 1t
Ogden yesterday TO . boy aged
about fifteen jean. The led was
employed to run srrands for some
workmen who were ct work on the
fourth door Of . large building.
The OILY. means VI ascent or
descent Wa BY Q couple Of long lad
dem, hooked together ct the ends.
when tho accident occurred the
little fellow was In the act Of carry
Ing . pail Of water. up the dizzy
height When near the top round
he toppled md fell. II IL aid, Q
distance Of nearly, II not quite, thirty
feet. When picked mp It Was found
that his ekuli-Ras crushed. Prof.
essionAl kill made the unfortunate
lad - comfortable - possible. Ffag-
men8 Of bone were removed from
and the delicate operation Of
trepanning successfully performed.
Strong hopes are entertained for
bis recovery.
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4 tmbezzler Pleads GUILTY.

( haIsas Mutual Life Associa-
ave had in their employ, in
is'riicry, for some months past,
ny agent named Bramhall.
representative Of the assecia-
NJ br5mhail was wide awake
esfgetic, and he secured Il
hlmoerOf policies. y snort
20 Il was discovered, how
.N,in one or two instances at
SEanhall had pocketed the
-lns, which caused the officers
=. ! sassoeiit!0n 10 quietly investi-
\ &c accounts. the result OF
la'es;igaiion disclosed more
.,-Si;ss IN tine accounts OF Mr..
- aAl and 4 warrant was issue;.
SIfest. He made an attempt
e and got as far rs Grand
y ',yn' when he was overfaken
-1s''el by Deputy United
5, :. MARSHAL Bush ami brought to
i " =. Yesterday afternoon he
aAea before Commissioner
ss-Il 70 answer to the charge
~ cement, 10 which he plead
y ;i,hls bonds we're fixed in the
D -. s.0l, in default of which he
. ~ 70 The penitentiGry.
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Whitney's History Of Utah.

We are informed that Q number
Of pefsons in this Territory have
bean subscsibing for . history Of
Utah, already published, under She
impression that II was the work
which Bishop Crson r. whitney u
engaged in writing. Tho author
and publisher Of Whitney's history
have NO objection 70 any other
work having . fair field, but desire
the people 10 have the one that
they wish to possess themselves Of.
This history y not yet out. II IL
highly and unqualinedly endorsed,
and doubtless will give great satis-
faction 70 the people Of Utah who
wish . truthful narrative, written in
pure literary style. We have COM
mended It TO the public and take
pleasure In repeating she endorse
Those Wishing 10 have this
work should satisfy themselves be-
yond doubt that Il is the Cne they
Dubscribe for.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-21
A Livery TAief.

A sharper hired . team and light
wagon and . saddle horse from o
livery man named Sawyer, in this
city, . week ago. He stated that he
wanted 10 20 70 Park City and
would probably be gone three or
four days. isaa7,- 1a-
As the man had paid for the hire
Of the team. nothing strange was
thought Of the affair until the time
for his return had expirea. Another
day passed and the man failed 10
put in an Appearance. Inquiries
were made which disclosed the fact
that he had never gone to Park
City.
The ofiicers were notified Of the
occurrence, and yesterday Sheriff
Belnsp located the missing property
ct North Ogden The party who had
the animals and wagon stated that
he had purchased the entire outfit
from . man whom he did not know,
for 500. The North Ogden man
will probably DO out about that
amount Of money, - Sawyer will
claim his property.
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An Angola Cat.

A gentleman mp town has a very
valuable Angola cat, and 90 nne 0
specimen Of her kind that she 1,
famous in large circle Of fashion
able folk. She Is not rugged in health,
yet she cannot te persuaded to take
physic. 1t has been put In her milk.
Il has been mixed with her meat, II
has even been rudely and violently
rubbed In her mouth, but never has
she been deluded or forced into
swallowing any Of It. Last week 8
green Irish girl appeared among
the household servantk. She heanl
about tho failure to treat the eat.
"Shure," said abe, "give me the
medicine and some lard, and I'll
warrant she'll be ating all give
her." She mixed the powcer and
the grease and smeared 1t on the
cats sides. Pussy a once licked
both sides clean and swallowed all
the physic. sEaith," said the ser.
want girl, Everybody in Ireland
does know how 70 give medicine to
q cat. "-Er.
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Theatre.

The HaaIon-voltsr Troupe drew
. tremendous houss last evening.
GA rerribls Night" - given BY
AartineII and Company, suited the
upper circles 70 . dot. Much Of 1t
vas admirvd and spplauded alike
By parqueste and gallery. The
Hanlon bfothen cannot Be sur
passed In their flying trapexe
feats, which ara truly marvellous.
Emerson pleAsed everybody With
his cornet playing and Mis- Emer-
son pfoved . good soprano siager.
MartiDettss, psntomime farce 10
funny in places. and helps to make
. variety. Rapoll,s feats Of squil-
ibrium were INT clsfs. The Mum
tain Troupe, the Hulines, and the
rest Of the attractions wero all
entertaining and the whole per-
formance makee up . great show. It
will Be repeated tonight, tomorrow
night and Saturday matinee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-21
Third District court.

-ae business mentioned below
: disposei Of in the Third Distric,
PIT before Judge Zane yesterday
kinoou.
the case OF COchrane vs..
if=ehe, a &c ii N was rendered in
,.fG III defendant.
ZEE ;. Of q. q. Hall vs.. G.. w.
: vas dismissed.
line case Of George thurgOod VS..
L Parsons, the Jef N an. was
ssi fifteen uays additional time
z'lieh to file statement on motion
lHeE trial.
Ia else OF Charles Cohen VS..
r CJplan ct al. a motion to
fll= der Of dismissal was over
n
Z case Of John Blazzard VS..
D. Watts, administrative, ct
"a then taken up. The title of
siy valued 4: from $50 900 to
q ~ is involved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-21
INTERESTING 10 MINERS.
The Coples Systea Of Cessestrat,s.
and It's Operatiea.

Doctor 8. Hoag, of Denver, this
afternoon called at our once and
gave US q very interesting account
OF . cheap and practical process
whereby, he claims, vast quantities
Of low grade ores may be utilized.
The result Is obtained by the Coplen
System for Concentration.
The process seems to be very
complicated, but with the proper
machinery-a pulveris.f, . sissr orc
washer and automatic feeder, . con-
centrator and amalgAmator, . dis
tributor and sampler, and . slimsr,
all the hannling can be done At . 70
markably low cost.
The pulverizer, . drawing Of
which was shown and explained to
US, 10 said 10 have several advan-
tayes over any other machine now
In use for the same purpose.
1t does not rub or grind,
but simply graduates the minerals
by the pressure Of its weight. The
ores are thereby pulverised more
evenly and uniformly than in any
other machine, and it can be % ad-
justed as to crush to any desired
fiBeness.
The sinner consists Of Q system
OF water tanks with horizontal filt-
ers. A current Of water carries the
floating PARTICLES In the tanks, de- |
posting them on the way according
to their specific yrsvities, the water |
at last passing away almost perfectly ]
pure. !
The concentration and amalga-
mator is a table with cups or de-
preesions in which the minerals are
settled. This not only separates the
gauge and worthless matter from
the minerals, but il also separases
minerals Of different characters, a
lead from zinc, Or lead from copper.
or iron from copper, and 90 on, an
which in itself Is at once
apparent.
The cost Of treating ores by the
Coplen system varies from 80 cents
10 $3.50 per ton according 10 circum-
stances.
DR.. Hoag is here In order 10 try TO
interest mining men in the new in
vention. He proposes to erect .
sample mill at Sandy or some other
place, and feels conf
dent that when the advantages of
this system have been seen they
will recommend themselves to all
interested parties.
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Hsv ssyess Cssss are Bssken -
In l0nfans.

In 10nians.
lrron The Virginia City. Aoaf. Nsdisonsas
When We nnd q medicine we
know to possess genuine merit, We
consider Is . duty, and we take
pleasure in telling the public what
It h. Such . medicine we found
ChamberIain's Cough Remedy, last
winter, when In grippe was prevail
ing. We are satisfied that we ward
ed on several attacks that were
threatening by the use Of this syrup.
and We have since relieved, in
few hours, severe colds, and in the
course Of two or three days, entirely
broken them up by its use, az have
several Of our friends to whom we
have recommended it. It Is all that
Il IL represented to be by the manu-
facturers. II you have cough and
want to stop 1t Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy will dn the work.
For sale by 2. G. NJ. I. Drug Dept.
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SerlOus Accident.

quay a man who would not
rs name met with an accident
lns near ending his life. 1t
va DC has been im5ibipg
y NE bar Of late aud was
,ne influence OF liquor at the
W. Injured. While on his
10y. me Yesterday morning a feel
of came over him and
Ho -, upon the street car
~ ihiri SJuth Street and
- In 4 short time the
y came along at full speed.
'It.uhate man was not seen
motormau until after the
= Tue trolly wheel had
W Inc wire, aad he was
Nv replacing it when the
iEthe spot where the man
r. 2n az it was discoverea
kl-ident had occurred The
1izpped aud the wounded
. 10. II was found that
.,e cen run over, but had
NJ ny the pilot outside Of
dragged ny the car for a
ao =. fifty yards. He
M -. Marks Hospital,
= .s Consisting Of q
q scs,p wound and other
e attended 10. Today.
X'''e man is out Of dan.
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Not Grant Bros. Team.

The gentleman who gave . repre-
sentative Of the NEWS the account
Of the accident to Brigham Barton
yesterday enormously stated that .
driver OF one Of Grant Brothen'
livery outfits ran into the uufortun-
ate mans team and caused the run
away, aud the NEWS published &C.
cordingiy. The team whish rkn
into the one young Barton was
driving belonged TO Mark Mckim-
mius.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-21

Ths regular ssnion Of The Btu.
dents' Society Of the Lattsr-dAy
6aints' College viii convene in the
Social Hall this evening 1t $50
O'Clock.
Lecturs-"New zsalsad," By Insruetor
J. J. Walton.
sons-Aiss Annie sossasoa.
OfgAA sole-Mr. Glare Reid.
Daet-Nisses Jessie Pugh and Irene Ner-
All arc cordially invited to 1t.
tend. J. J. WALTON,
Chairman.
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"were any guns i,rsd in honor Of
the democracy?" 81
ayes. Lots Of 'em. Big repub-
Iicau guns mostly Mckinley,
Quay, Cannon, Bracket. All
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FRAGMENTS.

,.,sye yet bsen receives
Z s..i i'Di;5ngla' S0F the moving o
~ ....ltbat Utah and COLORADO
rkssrs icing shipped East IL
transit cars are now run
RIilD -,',llsr trips between stat
Z ssin Streets ,..,.,
.Is ~ 70 Joseph l.. Scott AND
: s.faA J. HePsey'
drinks and q vagrant wert
F IaJre Laney today. They
incl nthe usual sum-
,,,ounced that a syndicate
Y. - men have an idea OF
=, vsjasther bank in this city.
szeuin- Cyrus Shear, aged
Is. IS1isa NJ. L. Cook We're
81 = M bonds Of mstrimony
I, Z jslgs Laney'
'.;,,loction hiss been presented
Ay.i he Rapid Transit Company
l.s'i,' ~. -. tra Is on Second South
q vs.: Of Main
sre messages at the West
81 - Telegraph Office for
:. ty g. John +. McDade,
: : : law aud Frank Fiear-
rr.PREsrpEST HOLcoNBE, 0:
. l;ai,n Pa,ilic, arrived in this
:. ss e7eains. AMI has been oo-
.ii,IIy boxing after the ia
...sti his company.
- s,psrvisor ct streets, Mr..
=. n Is. il ccurse OF preparation
p. -, -. sn3giag the work done
: 70 re mast season. Ii will be
-. - % the City Couacil at its
'n's1's- So: =
. -7'
,asr Will lie 4 gent iecture III
!, Tssa,re next MJniay evening,
y, Ellis Do no. fail to hear it.
/. --@L,srr1 a defense OF The right
~ :. - -, nm besrJ in This
! y .i ~ l.nJ
--'-
-sE arguments III The TAX I'D unc'
cse agains; Collector hardy
= reamei before Judge Ander-
. aiay ana WIN pf0o''oly oOh'
81 Tor solle us!s'
ns relatives of the late Prof.
- desi.e &c express, through
|. yEvs. their sincere thanks to
-,1y kind friends who admin
III aid ana yllpa'is III 'neir
; Bereavement
s,,r IN tbe foundation of the
:, F,.fory was commenced by
'.,.;,rnts Of l,.hi this morning.
= men AMI teams are employsJ
~ mil inns will be pushed to
! a a complexion rs possible.
.zTsrFr BELNsP returned to
= T..terlsy with Al. King. who
!. = - . the ssman-sater." He
\. bsI,I;,answer 10 the charge
..,ii9- a 0.Iantity OF BLACK
Z near approach OF Christmas
: Evidenced by the activity
"a going on among the local
s5opriet0rs, many Of whom are
! reCeiving cOnsiguments OF
lie. for the festive season.
c-unisi. now going on. a
|. Tgmber of men are engaged
. Additional trees are Seing
n ami Inc Iavinr of water
: a the Location will be the
-s9re ma,je
Z announcement Is nae that
lr!s Of islJ pieces Of checked
= Western ,ieno. du-inr o.
All Blyrsra Mister S,abl
nj. ,oIn75,s rac,-I viii he
ISENA oALiEsw VINO was run over
: L. +, yards at Ogden on Wei
g del yesterday, ana John A.
s, who was hurt nj hidder's
: On "Wednesday, also sue
e to ais lnl nries inogdea yea
:.
i understood that the first
n Train will run over the
: Valley branch of the n. Il.
i. afternoon. 1t was to leave
Rie Grauhe ,ierot at 4 O'Clock
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=
- u AT n -

hIeBEE.-I. the rxelfth Ward. Salt Lake
oity. November II. lsoo, isf bronchitis.
Joseph Henry. son OF Robert and Mary Ann
Higsss; born October Q. LEO
NalessSaI Stos, please copy.
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Mn. J. II. Gle, Of Everett. Pa,
~y.: IL suffered ar yean from
kidney and gravel. trouble. ~ No
ne any good. ! finally visited my
former home e Ro1slout, N. r,
and began usins d.. David Kenue.
dy's Fsvorits Rs0s1y, u Rondoot
n. Y. 4 few wosdD tel Ne! neeole
I an Q perfectly WI ands h4pyy
Homan one mor0.o
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The vork Of laying The concrete

THE work Of laying the concrete
foundation for the asphaltum sur-
face on Commercial Street com
menced yesterday. There are six
inches Of concrete, consisting Of
css.hsd clay, sand and cement. Inc
psv1ng vill lequirs 80 cubic yards
d - 20 a. .aad, ard tour can Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-21

Diphtheria. that terrible, scourge is
the result Of Microbes. Radam'
Mlcrobe Killer win destroy tie
Micrnbe.
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Go to
JOHN c. CUTLER & BRO,
No. SO Main st.
for Blankets,
Yarns,
Shawls,
S-4 Sheetings,
Wool Hosiery.
ALL HOME MADE.
JOHN c. CUTLER & BRO.

Go to the Sandberg Furniture Co.,
l0s W., South Temple ST., and ex-
anime the New Sofa Bed. Best
in the market.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-21

For all kinds Of fevers use Rad.
ANS Microbe Killer; it will not fail
to give satisfaction.
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Get a wire door MAI "a. 2 C. NJ. I.

All diseases that are the result of
Microbes can be cured by using
Microbe Killer. dim
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-21

An Extended Popularity. Browns
Bronchial Treches have for many
years been the most popular article
in use for relieving Coughs and
Throat troubles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-21

The Patent Sofa Bel at San
berg's Furniture Co., IL as fine Par
Tor Sofa as can he found. Come
and see IL AT les W., South Temple.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-21

Gu to SPENCER, BYwATER L Co.
opposite City Hall, for Tin Roofing,
GATHERING, Scouting, Stoves and
Tinware, etc.
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ApyIcE To NOTIFIES.

MRS. wrSsLow's SOOTHING sTkUP
should always lie lsed for children teeth
ing. II soothes the child. softeas the gums,
allays all pain. cures wind cole. and Is The
best remedy. or dtrrrhcsa- Twenty-Five
cents Q bottle decd vi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-21

The New Sofa Red is the best for
Offices and Physicians.
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called Back"

The Home Dramatic Club, who
have been quietly resting since their
appearance in "Haxel Kirke'' with
Cou!dock, have obtained the rights
to "Called Back" the celebrated
play from Hugh Conway great
novel, and will present It next
Wednesday and Thursday evening"
with q matinee Thanksgiving after.
noon. The cast will be - follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-21
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