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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-13

corsicana, Tex, Aug y Delegates
who will man the interests OF Judge
slmkins ana senator Jsstsr respective
~ at the Dallas eeavsaiIon ieis here
today. TO be on the sreune early ans
make extensive preparations for the
battle, rhsy WI be followed lSs2aay
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-13

present convention in6orse the plan Of
majority rule TO go into effect at the
time OF the convention two years hence.
but not to apply to the convention 10
convene Tueaday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-13

from Havre.
New York
i-eAdor-Arriysai Manatlc. Baitimars.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-13

Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1872 $40
RCagSn's campaign manager claias
forty-six uninstrueted and forty votes
second choice
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-13

Aotii '.'ss's'.s..s ts.a......... 3SS ESQ
Adulpg Au8tin's severn votes, these
figures VIII reach go 1880
o. tlM ll) uninstrucied votes.
Cnlbnrlon clnlm7 q inrEe nrnnnrtlnn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-13

Dollaa, rex, Aug l2--lf onyonc cup
poses there is NOT going to be the live
Hest Kind OF aght for an out ana out
free silver plank In the Demo ratio
platform. hc has not guoged the sltun-
t.cn properly. Col r. NJ, wynne and
other free silver advocates have de-
termined TO make the fight. ana win
L IS understood Introduce u resoiut on
Ia the convention declaring for lref III
vcr lf tho platform committee hou d
fail 10 do sn Col Wynpc reached town
this morning and has been doing a
great deal OF tellSlng with the inc3m-
ing delegates, The statement thai he
will take good care To see that silver
Is properly looked after Is based ON u
statement which he made here last
wcelg during the Confederate reunion,
lie Is said 20 have assured his he-rets
then that he would inNoAiee rseola-
tlpn IN the convention Tor free silver
II the committee on plu,iorm did not
rtaAe squ1r'-toed Declaration. Gel.
Wynno would not sRy todny what hia
intentions were II shall nor eros thu
hrllEe TN ! Fet 10 it'' he faia 'and
heally SIR ! do not believe It VIII he
necessary to take such n sten." The
free silver question win come ~ In its
proper course aud thh convention viii
have IN opportunity 20 declare itself
There nrc several prominent FIRE sill
Ver Democrats here tonight ffho re In
clincd to be moro conservative. Among
these Is Tom Bell OF Huntsville
- hope" he said. that Dick wynns
win SGT sat unnn II he ettnmnta suvh
o step" and w0ll;cd on r'utterlng some
thlny under his breath ahsu; harmony,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-13

DlIte.. I.g Aur DO The e.ptcst far
,...,. ....... g.. ,n,.,. ~. a.,
nsu''n""' eO''''' "i :" '"v' ~ w ''
l.sn pso,Ay,ed ll4u che bplloting for
goyeruur Jester, Camp and lIoarpy
,.r., ,,,,,, ,.,,I t,,,.,, ,t,.,si t,,nst,uarl,re
.'.t',,..
l9"eA W sure or "'i'llnN' ~ YOU '"'N go
one hon tell you IN a moment iuni
how hem carry the convention and by
,sh,, ,,,o,,,,,, 1,,,,, .,,,,,. Nan ba,,o
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-13
A o1np,sLANp IsponsnMnNr.
Governor uoRE On the Ground-A
MysterIous Resolution.

Ballas. TEX, Aug, l2.--uoyernor
Ilogg established himself in room % 90
tho Windsor hotel upon arriving here
az 10 o'clock this morning. He looked
the picture Of health The popularity
OF lis appearance which was the sub
feet OF comment among the hosts Of old
friends who greeted him. is duo 10 the
fact that the breezes no longer linger
in his whiskors. The whlskers are
gone. In fact, every vestlge Of hair
about his face has vanished, and the
governor looks like some distinguished
actor about to draw a crowded house.
Tho governor went directly to his
room and prepared to spend n COM
Portable day. lie shucked on coat,
vest. collar and oravat and entertained
tho friends who called with delightful
unconvuntionnlity His room was the
rendezvous for friends who came to-
Eether to be social more ihan for the
purpose OF discussing politics, caHdi-
dates or plans The ring of hearty
laughter that emanntcd frequently
from tho room HhowGd that couyen-
ton care did not brood hero.
Tho governor positively refused AL
NNHUflNIh m Nlllfl we've ~ AflNf'N'i ~
answer questions. leading or otherwise.
NO you See" said he, - come here
partially for recreation and partly be-
cause I have been honored by being
made q delegate II would not be-
come me TO say anything Mt present,
aud besides. this is sunday"
There are two espaciUlly pertinent
questions that u good many people
would like TO know. Especially among
the delegates and politicians 70 that
curiosity keen
How does the governor stand on the
majority rule question: H. he IN IA
vor of u or does he wish the two
thirds rule 20 prevallY
Second, II secIns definitely certain
that n resolution VIII be offered COM
mending Mr. Cleveland'a administra-
tlon In general and his course with
reforenc0 10 sending federal troops 10
FuppreFa the Chicago riots, In particu-
lar. IL may BE- positively stated that
ouch a resolution has been prepared,
II ia not certain whether IL iF not .ot-
fored pnrtly 10 "rllp" the governor
ihnt ls the portion OF II HlluJing TO hts
course IN regard to the Chicago riots.
That, offered and indorged 10y the
Texas Democracy. is direct slap at
tho governor, and, with scarcely the
charity Of inference, critlcinm OF his
position, II II said by some who arc
accredited with knowing that this en-
terprl5n Is the outcome OF n deliberate
scheme 10 "hnve some fun" with tho
governor and eliminates from source
Nnfrdndly to him
on the nrst point II may be cont
IDENTITY stated that although the govcr'
nor Inns advocated the two-thlrd rule
heretofore. he viii make no effort 10
oppose the majority rule, which nov
promises well to prevail
on the second question, II iH dimcul
Co fureaec what tho governor WIN do
DC the Endorsement Of Cleveland II
u.ndinp federal troops to Chicago b.
Hpultcstly in good faith for q slugl
purpuTo, the governor win probably b
DNrd from "a the same spirit, lff &
o. mnuitcstly n dealrp to Hlur az him
ln viii very lngcly treat u with allcn
D1utcmpt In either event hia cnur1
VIII depend largely upon the "condi
tIon OF his liver at the time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-13

Iolul 's's..'''''.'''''' Lac =o-oV
Lanhems friends here think that at
least ten more votes should be added
TO these figures, making 1852 1880
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-03
CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
Tho Question Of Giving pre'ereuci TO
Home Labor Again docs Ovtt-
Secret Detective Employed.

Arhere was a speciai feiai3n Of The
CITY Council last night, President Me-
CJrnics In the chair.i All tne member
were prtfont except Daily.
Il was ordorol that II. P.G.C0aios d
Go. nave SIS Of Insurance premium np'
Piled to their license account
y. n. Howell was appointed =
special policeman without piy from the
city.
The city attorney submitted
an an ordinance empowering the
Mayor 10 employ q epeoial
policeman al salary Of 800 per
month whose special iun'uon g.
snail be 10 do dcioclcc.iyo work aud
whose identity Will, " possible, Joe
hcreunci from tho rest Vt tho police
force. This measure was iaii on tue
table Tor short time alter which %
was tsken up and passed though
strongly Opposed by O'Moara who
wanted the cnsctlng clause stricken
out.
The street supervisor sont In a report
Of poll tax work lot tho year 1898.
showing $3.50 paid IN hand labor,
Team laUof 1893, anu uash 831i.
The report Of the police Justice fOr
the month Of January showed nues
amounting 10 81 81. 90 aud tue mum
Der Of arrests AZ 1876.
rhe roporl Of the health department
Tor tho quarter ending December 81,
1903, was received and iloi.
O'MoaTa's rosOlu lon providing Tor a
purchasing committee OF i've members
went over until the next meeting.
Cofum offered a revolution providing
for IN appointment OF a committee 10
formulate plan Whereby employment
could be given 10 ut least few OF the
many men In the city without work.
Adopted, aud COrum, Lynn and Wat
son appointed ~ euch committee.
On motion Of Cohn the sanitary
committee was Instructed 10 advertise
for bids Tor cleaning out tbs ehacks 10
Liberty Park. the committee was
also given authority ~ have tho WORK
done.
The recorder was instructed to fur
nlsh tho comm lice on municipal laws
with copies Oi all ord Dances passed
since December 10, 1892, that they
might be complied Ia pamphlet form
On motion % Hardy ClHwHon's feto.
lltion providing that preference ~
public WORK be given 10 bona lle resl.
dents nnd lax payers, irrespective Of
connection win unions, non.unluna or
other organizations, came Up fot dis.
! cussi1n.
After being debated at length Bache
offered the following substitute which
carried "phgt the whole matter 10
referred 10 the city members OF the
l1int city and county building com.
mittre Tor investigation ami report,
aud make such suggestions 80 TO chang.
| ing or Increasing tho COMMITTEES on
employment u they deem the sam
necessary, ana make such reccmmen-
latiUua In writing ut tue meeting Of
the CITY Council one week from Tues.
dhy next"
Adjourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-03

meht 70 eastern invcslis niors Of the
onyx. The Belgian b.aox onyx,
Wnicn Ia not a whit superior TO tue
Miliari county product, costs 50 per
guoio f9ot laid down IN tho United
5lht"s' Inis fact illustrates tho value
" iho onyx Ind In the Detroit noun.
iain anu SHOWS thu Possibilities tnat
VIII eOme with the starting 40 of the
hume lhiuiiry Ut qilriylng, STOPPING
ag.nn'uls,li2ping the natiyo ony x.-MRiud
CouHiy Bfade.
Tue infant sou Of Mr.. and Mfs. l.. j.
JpFIan died Wednesday evening aitor
= very short illness, saya the Mount
Flraaint pyramid. Tho cruss OF death
" tupplfcd 10 nave originated In an
attack 81 the grip. TnB Is tho sixth
chili the parents hnva lost ia this city
IN the lhei twelve years.
Ono Of the most inoonvnnlenl msil
tcfvicos over INA ctel upon people "
in operation hore IA 5inpptu, observes
the Mou Pieasinl PgTuWd ~ takes
ifym thifty 10 iOriy hours W r1mnuni.
cate Win towns Ouiy tight ~ fifteen
miles away, rhe mail Tor each side OF
the valley might iar better 20 down 90
Ephruim aud 10 up the following day
GA tue othtr uain Khan 10 continue Ia
tbs present roundabout wsy, anu We
arc mighty Ia favor Of circulating a
PAPER Tor signatures potiuouing the
p3atUiliuo department to that eject.
rus present service IL no acu0mm1ua.
lion a. all.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-03
IIIl rlIt.nNAIlNrauILN,a.

ms PEitsONAL INratIENtE.
Hon james W. Huitri, while serv.
Ing bis sixth term ~ Speaker o the
Assembly OF the slate OF New York,
writre!
estate Of Now Y rk, Assembly I
Chamber, Albany, Jau. 10. 1880. I
/ dcEiru ones more " BEAR my tvsli-
mouy b tho value Of Allc1ok's Porous
Plasttrs. 1 have used them lot twenty.
i've years past, AMI can conscientious.
ly commend then a. the beet external
Tomedy that | have known. Years
ago, when thrown from n carriage aud
surlously injured, 1 gave them n
thorough trini. In very short time
lhu palm that / was suffering Ole.
nppeafeJ, and within n week | was
entirely relieved. On another coca.
zion, WHOM suffering from tevere
couch, which threatened pulmonary
dililcuiiitr, which ! vas recommended
70 70 % F.uf'iatn relieve, / determined
90 icsl tbs pAalrts again. applied
them 90 my chest aud between the
shoulder binicg, and in iuss than n
fortnight was entirely cured. Ga still
another occasion, when suffering from
al Httncg O' ihgumatlsm In the uhoul.
der to ouch ga extent that could
scarcely raise my arm, again resorled
10 tie plgsirfs, aud within very few
days the Theumatiim entirely dis
APPEARED. ] have them constantly BY
me, whether at home or abroad. My
family Pc well as myself have found
them 20 boz sovereign remedy, both for
external aud Internal lrouhlrH. 1 never
bad but one kidney difficulty IN my
lifc, and the application 1i tho plaslUrs
cured me- ia n week. deslTe, a. /
paid before, 10 bear my testimony IN n
public way 10 their efficacy, and
know OF no better way O. doiuR Il than
by giving you my punounl eEpor'
ience.D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-03
OESRRgT EVENING NEWS.
..,,ris,. ..bruars .. issi
FRAGMENTS


Tur funeral Of J. II. Harrington, the
vol known Park City mining mau, oo-
currod In this city this afternoon rom
the undertaking parlors Of O'Donneu "
Nepplo.
Mns. Bessie DrAN ALLISON camo
down from ogden today to sing at lhe
meeting Of ladies' in the FourtCouth ward
assembly rooms this afternoon, under
the auspices OF the w. >. A.
TuE nro department was called on,
bo,wrcn " and o'ciock this morning o.
oxtinguiah blezo In the frame residence
Of Robert T.. Nelson, NJ No. so west
Third South street. The hro was caused
bv an oyerneaiod stove. The loss Il osti-
mated At 500. II IL fully covered by in-
surance.
A MEETING of tho Fourth Precinct
Blaine Republican club was hold ~
1aggarts hall last evening. James De-
vino &C ed NJ chairman ana Joseph lipp-
man NJ secretary. Speeches were made
by several mombors and steps taken 70
hold meeting In tho Eighteenth ward
independent school house some time
next wock to effect complo.o rcorgan-
ization OF the club
Al tho meeting Of the Republican
Morkingmen'a club In the a.. A. II. hall
last night. II. G.. Snyder, John Chalmers,
William sugdon, q J. lligson aud A. >.
Post were appointed 10 DRAFT resolutions
10 be- endorsed 10y tho labor unions nnd
presented TO tho Legislature, asking that
that body take special palms 70 secure an
appropriation OF $4,000 for Capitol iill
improvements Rs asked for In tho mes.
sage Of Governor Wesi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-03
TERRITORIAL SCRAPS.
Unsatisfactory Mail Service In san.
potc. "Undcrground Mystery"
important Lnnber Deal.

A very important aud aignihoant
lumber deal IN being oonsumnaJed
with local lumhnrmeu, says the Mount
Pleasant Pyramid. II is for the puT-
chasing Of 35O. 900 Zee. Of lumber by a
Tinuc mining company, aud 100000
have already been contrigtsI TOT. This
Il good news for both places aud the
mlnIng camp.
The iyrdm d also makss tho state.
munt on a current report that au agent
OF the Rio Hraude Western railway hiss
been In Mount Pleasant mgkiLg Ia.
qulues AZ 10 Ties Tor the coming sum
mer, aud limited strongly about the
lttii < Of some carly contracts. THIS,
VA connection with recent dOyeyblup.
niunts, slIongthens the Indication on
the part VI tho Western 10 do some
important work on the brauch during
tue coming season.
About Two weeks ago Elisha Bran
don wa9 digging well on hiss esldrnce
lot ia this CITY, remarks the Mount
| Pleasant PYRAMID, nnd had K "a down
about thiuy itet when he noticed,
ain ing the bJuldC,s anu other large
rocks he was taking out, uue iuto
which hole hnu apparently been
dnlJd. hu broke the rock anu iouuI
| the hole h "a bCon drilled through n,
aud tho "tamp,us" or unsxpl0ded
row 5or was still iu there. How the
| II cE o. mo there, IA = compact lormA-
! uau Of washed rngh, gravel aud
| cement where II has undoubtedly lain
| Tor year,, " not Ceuluflts, h = decided
/ mystery. Tie ground Is the sane as
hat upon which the whole city OF
| Nj. Piehaart rests, aud Inns lain there
years before tue present generation.
Tho rock ~ about sHl2El5 luCheH Ia
dimensions, aud the hole, which Ii
| perfectly true, about 8 inches long
| rho "thmpin " resembles powder that
has been wet ami hardened, and
| though light, h very aOlil, ms the
work NJ human beings, uHd uuledly,
and proves tnat the Art Of drilling must
have been known In this country by
the hayages huuhreuH NJ years ugu.
A piece Of tho rock ana the "lampipg'
Gun bu seen at this ytllup.
Heller ana john Wiliiama cam. ln
from Fillmore on Saturday aud the
next mIrnlug went out 10 the D3tr0it
dislricl, This gentlemen will do SOME
work ON a blHcE Onyx claim owned bN
themselves anu James s. Giles, Of
Fillmore. The gentlemen will also get
samples nom their quarry for suip.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-03
Y. NJ. N. /. A. Guide Glass.

A i've weeks course Ia the Guide
will be conducted by Willard Done at
the L.. ID. s. College, commencing
Monday, February 9th.
Each association has the privilege Of
sending two representatives. TO this
class. The hours Tor the class will be
between one hnd halt.past three each
afternoon, including one.hHIt hour for
iutermlssion,
These representatives can have tho
privilege Uf attending any class in the
college that do not conflict with the
Guide Glass, Those who Wish TO ride
upon the street ears eau OBTAIN rates by
applying 10 Brother Done, at the col.
ltgc.
Also those rom tho county not pro.
vlded with places 60 board can obtain
the same, al Reasonable rateS, by apply.
ing TO the same place. IL ID desired
that the officers OF associations take
advantage OF thia opportunity iOr bone.
hung their associations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-03
EVOLUTION OF PHOTOGRAPH.
Hon. Z. II. Sayag's Lecture Before th,
Chureh University.

Promptly at o'olool, last night the
regular session Of tho light science
course Of the Church University Ice.
ture series was commenced at the large
hail OF that p5pular Institution, nearly
oyofy seat being hlloi. Prayer was
offered by Elder W. g. Dunbar.
The lecturer, G.. II. Savage, Esq.
was surrounded by beautiful spcei.
mems Of pictures aud various apparatui
used in the Photographic att. On the
hlacku arl wee placed tuo names ai
chemicals sensitive 70 Ngni, also q
chart % tie solar sptcirlm Alttr a
fBw Introductory reMalka upOu the
fuu aud his general ittiuvncp, the
tpUctrupl wlth tho ouatlu.uf VI each
ray aud iia particular usu In photo.
gfaphy, tho history OF this "BlacS
Art" was commenced win Fabticlus.
This chem'e. announced "a 1856 that q
solution OF nitrate Of II yer was
blHcktned ny tnu action OF i lht Il.
N. Hchulzs Duihlgod copies OF Whiting
by placing tho written characters upon
lapsr coated with caal aud silver
nitrate, but could not fix tho impress
sion produced.
La 1850 Pf3aChatlus used this subject
in producing pt1fie hhasJw Of h
friend upon paper a bottle OF chlOfliu
Of silver was manu- 'acluled 10 orc me
clusa ANA tho impression Of n cross
shown az result VI the advances made
up 10 1902. The woFg of DlguuFra waa
referred %, the us' hp made OF the
CAMERA oh'ruin, ani hil prOuu'llOn lu
1888 Of what D. Au0wa gatna uasurfre0.
type. From Que l.su 10 AGothlr tho
Advancement OF tho urt WlH cirsulIg
traced until tao introduction oi tho
C0lloiian poo rs, which was lilly *
plalnei, experiments agl pcs0.icsl
operations Performed before the audi.
once. Tho a4yAntagos OF tho dty
plate, Bsuuelps discovery TO ait Ia
Simultaneous process aud the gradual
Increase 10 constituencies were then
considered b. tho lecturer. At llis
atnge tho instantaneous process with
artificial llghi was illustrated very
ghrcliyeiya gentleman beng selected
10 have bis picture taken ny that
means much TO hls own dlscomiort
and the amusement NJ tho audi.
encu' In closlug Mr.. Savage spoke
Of tho matsol progress made In late
years ami months, ani Of tho gteat
uIufo 81 ph0Agrapay. II had alrtaly
abolished tho vocation OF the wood.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-03
Not.

Utah county a.ill insisis that the
county jail, where u was cut BY tue
pus0arm VINO recently escaped, must
Uu repaired by the Pauly Jail Co, the
contractors. Experts say shat tho
temper was not taken Out " the bar
by the nre used BY the prlsonets, but
that II was cod, clean cut. A. "a
test one OF thu pieces Of bar was yos.
lefday cut over IA thirty minutes with
a star cav.
Tho namo Of w. II. King II btlBg
connected with ghu associate Justice
ship OF Utah.
a salvation Army detachment has
arrived la tue oity.
Robert TIL 10 circulating a petition
which pays tue Legislature u In
vcaligate tue acts n tho land CON.
miss.oners In di5poainy OF univorsity
lands.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-03
PROVO.
rnovo, UrAn, F,o. 8, 1894.
rriminal Mallers.

w. ". Eudcra aud vito have been
arrested on the charge OF arson. A
preliminary examination has been set
i5f Monday ~ Commlssiongr Dudley.
court, pending which, bonds iu the
sum %. 500 each have bron hsvI.
Eudefs WA unable 10 give h0ud',
aul los ln jan. rhe house Of Mt
aud Mu. Enlurs was recently burned.
10 was uoin mOrigAgrd an insured.
Claude Hlghtsman, a lJ-ythf-Jid
bad by from Lohi, was yesiotlay seut
20 the Reform school ~ Judge Smith
The boy has been found guilty ul
numerous 0iianss1, tbs last bciDg the
carrying OF concealed weapons anu
threatening the lie u a oImptni0n.
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enguvor ami would supplau. much Of
the mechanical shill Of today. An
inioresting table was presented show
ing the various degrees of time CON
sumci ~ taking n photograph from nix
hours 70 2.llO0tn part OF n second.
Bnuriici'on was pronounced by FL
der Reuben Clark.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-03
In the Land Oalce.

The ca,ea o. Thymas ~. Jeremy Z
%. amt the Unitoi states ayainsl
Pancake, Thompson, Morirrney AMI
Batrons, iavolvlus saline lands ON the
SHORES OF the Goat sails Lake, have
bUen appealed 10 tho SECRETARY Of the
Interior. Iho iaudi were catered By
tho claimants under the desert land
laws. Jeremy a Co. protected. 1hc
claimants had tho case decided la their
avOf rs tho register aud receiver ui
thr local lAud olllcu la this city, anu
later tue commissioner reversed the
decision aud nold lnAt saline lands
were not subject 10 du.eri outty.
Tho COmmiHaiJnug Ol tls lll ON o
has handed down a duCiaiIn Ia tue
case Of William w. PAiau W Spencer
=. Markham, involving clai ontrY o.
about 100 acres Ia section D, township
3 south II range 10 east. TIE case
wasdcciiod ny tue register anu receiver
Ia favor Of Markham, but the c0uimib-
sionor has reversed tue deolsi0u anu
| holds la favor % Painu.
| An1few AudeTuou OF Hyrum, Cache
county, has flied fual proof Ia the
LAND office Tor HE homestead entry ol
30 acres in suutiOn 4, township 10 north
Of range east.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-03

To many po'pI0 VINO have the tainl Of
scroula ia thuir blood. This agvnie5
caused by the dreadful running sores
ana other manifestations Of tuis disease
az b0J 0uJ description. There Ia no
other remedy equal 20 Hood's SRIsap.
arilia !lr sor1iula, talt rhoum and
every form OF blood disease. Ii IA
reRaunabiy sure 10 bsnofit all who givs
Il fair trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-03
Against an Ice ComnanY.

FL. l.. Bilssriield has begun suit In
tho Third district court against the
Mountain Ice & COL Storage o1mrany
II al TO collect s3ij.d0 on an undertake
Ing on appeal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-03
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

Regular services Of the Church Of
Jesus Christ OF Laitor.day Saints will
be- held tomorrow at 9 O'Clock In tho
Tabernacle; Sunday Schools In the
various Wards at 10 R.m., and meetings
ln the city Ward Assembly Rooms and
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TNahnlhhNiAh ANNANHf ~ AaNhHiN heAt
i0nm.
Gcrman Mccuns at SOCIAL Hall. 10 a.m.
Home missionaries la the city
wards tomorrow evening.
Spiritual lecture and tests given by W.
$. Hooser, Sunday night, at Temple Of
Honor hail.
Am f"AlwAys Tearing DOWN. What
would I build or anyhow Those ques-
tons will occupy Rev. Mr.. Utter nj tho
Theatre tomorrow morning.
Tho Twcnly-nrHt quorum Of Elders
will moot la tho Ninoteenth ward meet
ing house on Monday evening at 7.IO
o'clock, and will hereafter moot on the
firsi aud third Mondays Of each month.
n. q. Sutherland.
DR.. James Il. Talmago will lecture a,
the usual limo and place a. instructor "
tho Church University Theology class
tomorrow Sunday, Members arc re-
qucs,ed TO bring the last two Sundays
leaflets with them for review. All arc
cordially invited.