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and motion calendar. Attorneys Will
govern Themselves accordingly.

ana motion calendar. Attorneys wiz
govern themselves accordlngly.
.fsdr. Nfa~shau has. IN the federal
couri. sustained the demurrer 10 the
c1mniaint In III. case Of Mackay W she
Brickvard cold Mining company. The
demurrer uai1t a that the United
gtafes district court had no Jurisdiction
IN the case TOT iha reason that all the
parties 10 the suHi were and are resi-
dents Of the state " utah, and that
therefore the clse should be tried In the
State district court Judg Marshall
rnys his purp1rc n sustaining the Dc
murrcr was 10 rel ruling on the point
from the Supreme Court on an APP
peal.
The dimare ruit against the roceiv-
ors " the Bear M-rr Irrigation and
ogden WateruUfks company. which
Mas brought In thp district court NJ OF
dem has been ir1uafcfrcd 90 The federal
court Tor the reason chat the receivers
are not roaidcu4 - The State. The dam
ages claimed nv the numerous plain
Tins ara ~ follows. and Tor the reason
that the company has diverted certain
waters from ogden river; a. ". Gard
ncr. tg75. WIN. Grddoa. $500 WIN. Eng.
land. 1896: 30. W. Nav. $50. Ge0rr.
Miller and ueorgc li Mlher. $3.50. -. y.
Williams. $50. W j. Larken. 5000 ".
J. Hancock. s250. John Koch. 800. Fred
Koch. $50: H. A. Randall $500. George
r. chase. tl5. John Dial. $780, Sarah
Randall. $500; ", o.. Randall, t2li. Ly-
man Skorn 81 600. within knight.
ti00 Charles skecn. 5000. John Nicol.
l.2b John a. Taylor. 1880; John n.
Thylof, 500; william ". Taylor, 500.
J. y. Faclsncn. $50. william ekcen;
1900; Dudley and chase. Ssi0. Joseph
a. Taylor. $50. James Martin, tif5. r.
8. Dixon. 500: -. ". Robinson. 1900.
"a Xix, 500. Abraham Nav, 200. John
Moyca. $50. William Greene. 500.
Hans p1uiE0n. $500. Christian Olsen.
800; a. Anderson. $50, y. Goddard
800. james Martin. 500. Thomas sia-
ter. 500. Elizabeth Fisher. 500. l..
Fisher, $500. total. ii7.st5.
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The regular meeting N tho sunday
School Union Of tho stake viii De held
In tho Fourteenth ward assembly, rooms
on Monday evening next az ESQ o'clock.
Besides the regular department pro-
gram, tho committee of the Dclero,
sunday School Union board will PR.
aent some matters pertaining 10 the
forthcoming sunday school convention.
% kindergarten training class for
sunday school teachers will DE- given by
Miss Donnott Smith.
A representative from each depart
mont ~ the schools % the stake II de-
sired, ana an Sabbath school workers
ate Invited 20 attend.
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Hight stTwttN TWO WOMEN.



\ fat nghi between two women vas
the cluac Of considerable c0mm9ilou IN
Hogar's alley ln the Vicinity % tho
Utah steam laundry. a. =. West Tenn
pie street. shortly after noon today.
20 far az can be- learned, there were
no cye-wltnesses % the Affair and the
only testimony shat can De- heard con.
corning the matter, except from the
principals themselves, IL that which "
presented by glance nt lre " the
parties 90 Tho imnsacuon-MrH Hoo
gan. whose face was nearly beaten @ a
Jelly. BY one who Is Registered a. the
police Htalion a. Mrs. Irwin.
The women are fal1 % have got Into
q conversational dispute. Then 10 grew
20 warmer proportions and latterly they
each barred their arms aud dove Into 10
In true. modern pugllstlc style. Mrs.
Hogan n very badly Injured and has
marks upon her that wlll doubtless fol-
Tow her the rest VI her days, while Mrs.
Irwin. her antagonist. II hardly
scratched. but Tor her tnyublc occupies
a cell IN the city jali. The case viii
occupy Justice Timm0ny's attention On
Monday.
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MUST GO ABROAD.


- short time ago I was visiting In
New York state. Massachusetts and
Connecticut. and I was particularly i'm.
pressed with the number VI times
was asked what I know about Postum
Cereal Food Coffee. made at Battle
Greek
generally replied that ! had never
used Postum. but know % good
many who d.d. and knew that II VIVA
made by men who devoted their time
and study 70 the perfection VI food
and food beverages,
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The secret % clear skin, tofi, Va
hands. and luNuriant hair u lQuha y
ducei by Cutleura SOAP. bey9ld a.
comparison tho most effective akiA
rlfylng and heautlfyiug soap ~ W
world, as well a. the pureai ana =, /,
cat for toilet. bath and nursery ~
the only preventative o. plmpl = $3.50 49,,
heads, red. rough hands with sh.p'.,l
nails, dry, thin and falllnF hllH ~
simple baby blemiHhea, because ~
only preventive OF inuamilAl.,y,na, 4,
cloEglng OF the pores, the ~,
most minor affections OF tho '
scalp and hair,
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ore that Huns $1,000 To the Ton p'seo''
erred In the tolss nasin

What is believed 20 be one ~ the
m1st Important strikes VI quartz g..
corded M this section IN a humher pl
Vfars wins made short time nFn uclr
The head n Grimes creek, on the dlNlle
bowen that creek and liahl Guy anu
about I'VE miles from the latter pasr,
says the Bnst Statesman, The strike
vSs Thoroughly inspected and a NUM-
Der " claims located before any lnf1r-
nation was allowed 90 reach the pub
lie. one u those Interested ir ms
strike "a Jake WEIGH the Boise PAINTER
lie was seen yesterday In hla shop on
Main street hy Statesman reporter,
and confirmed the statements that had
been circulated on the street, fuhHt1u-
dating his remarks by calling attention
10 a quantity of rock which was Hirvwn
Associated with Mr., welch IN three
claims az tho srenc VI Tho new dlHrlNs
cry are Andy j. rasaeudrn and Ernest
Dickinson, The geuilemeu were put
onto" the ground by The Stevens o.
boys. who made the initial strike To- the
district some time ago the stevenson
boys have a ledge that "A ~ feet VIDE
90 depth VI 100 feet the point whore
the cr1sa-cut g. They have sunk on
the vein az the point ~ Warseciinu,
and cross-cut the ledge. and a couple
OF days ago % letter was received here
from thtm H.ltlnE tha vein NHi in-
creased D.rht feet To- width DO total N
% tegi ana that they had ore that runs
81 300 ton,
Air Wul,h showed the reporter a
quantity OF .h1 rock taken from two ~
the claims IN which he ia Interested,
The other has uoi been pr1apegiDi as
yet. on ihr surface the ore assays
from $50 to 800 q ton and ai q dOpih ~
II feet, the deepest they have gone as
yet, o. n considerably richer with a
vein three and half farl iu wIth,
they are az yet nothing more, ~ tons
~ ore Of the Kind shown boz Mr MelOh's
shop, has been takou out and now llcs
On the dump, The ore Is Tor the most
part crystalline Ia character and q 10
all free milling.
Mr.. Welch pounded M three ounces
OF this quartz and panuod a. The bot
tom OF the pan was hecked with gold.
mos or " very coarse. "Y0u can
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MARKET REPORTS.

Chlcago oct ia-Hora -Fntimated
receipts, 1900. lot over. a.sis. Market
ncuvc. frmi fun Or. higher LIfht. flsi
NiA9O. mixed, i1tbHtap5. heavy. tl 400
{4.na, r1uF ilt0uslbs.
cntiln receipts, 600. Dun and weak,
TO-. luWoE
shcVl Receipts. 1000. STEADY, ma.
lives. ~ lQlfAl0. westerns, glGHttG0.
lambs. ti2.tntG70
chicago, DOT ia.==nocrmher wheat
opened % oiagh. aagggi on h1Wiy tl
wheat, oct. eiAi Dec. GinaN: May
G5hGA,
corn-oet. SOS; Dec. sokun.
Octn-oct 2iih. Dec. g2aUN.
p0rk-Oct. 7Alis. Dee. 1914.
Lard-oct, 400! Dec. ig5mig 5n,
ltIba-oct 5siis. Dec. 40.
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THE ATTORNEY LOSES
lu-y Returns Verde, IN Favor Of Mrs.
COMBS and Against Mr. Williams.
cossGr1 RETAINS THE urrlt GIRL.


In Judge Cherry's court this morn
iug the jury returned verdict IN fa-
vor Of Mrs. Combs In the case Of James
A. Williams W Martha a. Coomba
Mr. williams sued the defendant for
fees In the sum or 1000 as attorney 10
eases IN which Mrs. Cuomha sued the
Salt Lake aud Fort Douglas Railway
company for damages Tor injury 20
property. The defense " Mrs COMBS
was that the attorney ala not iulnl
his contract The following orders
were also made.
Ezra y. lloHkins W. John Dorm; leave
given 10 Ole amended answer
Morgan Davis ct no Va 81 H. papci
continued .lll Saturday october 24ud.
William pruffock w y. a. sotcnauni
action dlamlHscd because no undertake
Ing FOR COSTS had been hlod.
David Eccloa ~ nj W. Mary E Icn-
son. motion 90 dismiss appeal granted
James A. r. Hurgcsi II al W salt
Lake city Hallway Co.. demurrer taken
under advisomont
n. a. Waterman W John H. Conn1r;
continued till saturday. october 2snd.
Lutte deriving so Thomas g. Patton!
rclnstaied 10 go 60 foot OF calendar
Betty Anderson w Andrew Samuel
son; tnkon under udNiaemcnt
Alma y. sIicock W RIO urnnde West
cfn Railway CO.. demurrer argued and
taken under ndvIHomcnt
Court adjourned an Monday, October
18th. ut 10 O'Clock.
WRIT DENIED.
Judge HilsH this morning denied tho
application of Elizabeth MnnH for
writ % habeaH Corpus. Mrs MinA de-
sired % obtain the custody % a IS
yenr-uld Eir whom she contoudod was
wr1nFfully held and detained BY one
Cofhcrt in this city.
Theodore husHman W Herbert q.
huitni judgment Tor plaintiff.
John Dorm 20 al W. Salt Lake City
Railway company. continued 10
Wednesday, oct ~.
John \. Nohrcr 1T nj VI John y.
Duplcy; order % dismissal by consent.
J. ". BonlH VI Grpaahcck: judgment
by dcrlut In thea um 0f t8f.i02.g0. costs
uud fiii.02 attorneys Zee.
Security Loan A Storage COMPANY W
John Beck ~ nj order vacating sale.
PROBATE ORDERS.
In the probate court this morning In
the matter u tho estate ~ PHILIP
Louis nrlcFcr. deceased. the appllca-
ton Tor letters Of administration was re-
fcrrcd % Clerk Blair.
Eiato 90 John W. Heath. deceased;
report N commissioners 10 partition e.
tate confirmed.
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For fresh cuts or wounds. 10 ~
the human subject or In animals. ~
dressing. BALLARD'S SNOW ~.
MESr IL exc llent; while ilr t',h
working horses. especially " HlA
heal. or auppuratlns, ~ healing ",
itieH are unequalled. Price 20 AM Vs.
Il. Z. 81. I. DRUG Dept.
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Sam !. Kenyon Falls Into The lake and Ahef-
wards Takes Dose Of Morphine.
Sam J. Kenyon went 10 tho lake
Thursday with W. n. Dusonbcry and
n. n. Vincent There MI, Kenyon and
Mr. Vincent padded short distance
from the shore In a boat for the pur-
pose OF examining the depth u the
water. They only had one oar, and
Mr. Kenyon was handling that In
reaching for the bottom he fell over
board In wutcr about seven or eight
feet deep. lie swallowed considerable
water and MI Vincent had some
trouble 10 got him back into the boat.
when they reached shore Mr. Kenyon
wus relieved from the water he had inn
hibcd and returned 90 Provo 20 Mr.
NlncontH house where he changed his
clothing and thought he would ~ q
Salt Lake. but hnaily concluded g. re-
main over night. Bef1r, retiring his
lungs began TO pain him from the or-
fucta u the water, ana he sent up town
and obtained some morphine, OF which
he took dose 90 ease tho pain. and
then retired. Yesterday morning when
Mr. Vincent went TO call Mr. Kenyon
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Makes People Well

The one true specific Tor dls.st., ,,,,.,
from adebilIiaisd nervous sysisr l.p,l,.'
celery compound. 20 generally p,,~r,,,
By physic|ana Il probably M ne. :
msfsshis remedy that ne s,isrtIfs ,...,.,
Of this country atrtoduesi Pot w..
Y. Phelps, ~ -. l.. l. D.. 81 psr,..,
college htst prescribed what is nos -.
The world over a. ra.us's celery esus,-,.
positive cure for dYsrspiIa tf.o-.,.
liver complaint, neuralgia. fhsumstl,- !,
nervous diseases sui tIdtsv uo,p,
rainsN celery compound has ssst..,.,
sgsin ard arain ~hsts everything ,h, n.
HsIisH
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plaeass II cured not W maGicai w. w.
carnations but by medical tel.,i.
Hence Il 10 that Ayers sarsn,ls,tli,
cures. and that II proves % ,, sm,,Hs M.
nucceHHful II IL q hklliiuN "a.
pared and strictly Hcentliie pi ,0t
puriiier and tonic, the only one A'iA"
led at the Worlds Fair.
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School teacher wanted. Apply 60
li.ahop W. H. Reynolds, Luna, New
Mexico.
choir leader would he more than well
come ut Taylor. Write Bishop z. u.
Decker Taylor, Arizona
School teacher can get good employ
ment at p.nedaic. Wrlto bishop NlciH
Peterson. piudnle. Arizona.
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Rufus Smith ana Peter Clark were
pHrdlnel today boy the State board VI
NJ pardons,
John Il. Peterson, late of Sweden. and
ls1d0ra a, Meyer, formerly OF Ger
many were admitted 20 citizenship by
Judge iIilts today.
on saturday. oct 20. Judge Norrell
VIII hold court at coalyllle, summit
Co., for the purpose % calling The law
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UNLISTED srocKa

TttANSFFRS OF STOCkA
Eagle. g.0Oa shares At 7hc.
fNuur Aces. 1000 at SIC.
Geyuer- Marion. 100 az t0Ao
Mammoth. 900 NJ S2i2h.
Mammoth. 100 ~ e.ia.
Mammoth. 20 NJ t2h.
Mammoth 800 az SCI
Mammoth. 100 at t2iih.
Mammoth. 200 at f2i2.
Sunshine. 100 az 0lc,
Dexter. 800 nc $3.50.
Dexter. 100 NJ ffipA.
Dexter. 900 a. l2i9.
Dexter, 100 ni f2ih.
Dexter. i0oot fa,id
IInhhie crock. 1000 ~ -.
Little Pittshurr, 1000 az lhe,
south Swansea, 100 81 iitih.
'rotm shares sold, 1850
Selling value of stocks, 5000
THE WEEKS BUSINESS
During the week, shares nave
shuuuad hands AZ fullOMus
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a Scandinavian religious meeting will
be held In The Assembly Han tomorrow.
sunday, october 10th, NJ 10 o'clocl, am.
All scandinay.aus arr cordially invited.
j. ~. EJODAUI..
NJ HitiSTOPHERsON.
AaE J. =, JENSEN.
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There is an encouraging change 10
the Yankee tunnel 4 couple of small
veins W low grade ore have hoUu cut
and within "a few feet farther The pros.
poets f1r cncountcrIng a large ore body
are good.
4 small force De- cugaro1 40 the
ElFlo. cleaning up and getting the
property ln shape Cor active work
which viii Doe commenced immediate
~ upon the arrival % the new air
C1mpr lrnr and drills.
Frank n. peyiou ~ the Sioux MIL
has been making a taHi run ON low
grade Swansea ore from which De
sent ln "a car ~ concentrates this week.
N the tDr dfm1nstrltos that % can De-
handled 60 advantage, The Sioux mill
win run hereafter uh swansea ores.
The ore tested iHa very low Erada.
pyr.iH % iron prri1wlaaiing. Bnih
che sNanHcuH 1fc said 90 possess large
bodies Of ii.-TIutIe Miner.
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matchmaker wanted NJ Union ward.
Apply 90 George ~. Crosby. Eager.
Apache county. Arizona
Good opening Tor blacksmith at Mo-
ronl. Write 20 bishop J. W. lrunn, Mo-
f0nl, sanpcie county. Utah
Blacksmith wanted, Apply 90 z. u.
Decker IT,. Taylor. Arizona.
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INDUSTRIAL BUREAU.
Here Is Something q Interest TO he Unem
pyed.
WHO REALLY WANT TO WORK.
Where They Can oct ~ Aud IRON
whom, FROM Idaho To-
Arizona.

Bulletin Issued from the central Of
ice. Bishop william 10. Preston chair
man. No. u north, Aiain street, Salt
Lake CRY. Utah.
Persons able to furnish any kind 81
work can be- be- supplied with help by
making application 60 Industrial
Bureau, No. 10 north. East Temple
street
We have many applications for small
farms 10 rent for share ~ crop. Any
bishop having farms % this cluan, not
rented. viii confer n favor by report
ing to W. ~. Preston. chairman.
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Young man would like 20 DO chores,
look after horse and COW, for board,
while attending school.
strong boy wanted q, assist on farm.
Apply 10 Peter iiowellnt No. its north,
seventh West street, city,
Farming lhnd 10 rent for Hharc ~
crop. Apply TO e. T.. Anderson, ~.
John. Apache county. Arizona.
Farming land 20 rent IN Union ward.
Apply 90 George ". Crosby, Eager,
Apache county. Arizona.
Three hundred acres ~ good land %
lease for term OF years. Write 10
Alma Greenwood. Fillmore. Utah. None
but good farmers need apply.
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To tho Oficors and NeiFhhofs WOOD.
camp g9s Pacific jurisdiction W.
men OF the World ..,,.s1 from
Oentiemen-t have Just feeelt fir
YOUR Head Camp officers me
one thousand dollars IN phynVH' a. de.
Beneficiary Certificate, NY sii ned
in YOUR order; and wish 90 EXPIRE, W, ~,
hssrt IN, appreciatlon Of the klnapssi,
ana sympathy Of "woodmen' NV t1N'i,o 5r
he bercaved aud sorrowlng, a,,s@a6es
tho brutherly interest ana H.,,bsrs
In getting this settlement py ln''"
Of you camp
Very truly .,,,urr,tI.
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The most stubborn cases u pr2ISSnn'ri,
Huccurnb 10 BALLARps iiu,s,.
HOUND SYRUP. Price 20 ana |" -
u. e. NJ. /. Drug Dept.
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Monday. oct. i7,h. via oregen s " a
Line railway. Round trip only 80
Special 10 leave at $3.50 D. m'i 'i"'
returning after opera.
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special Glove sale at =. g. MI
The greatest Glove sale u lhe se p,
Regular $500 and f2.g5 Tor only W.
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Industrial Plat. wanted.

Good opportunity Tor a Erlst mill a,
Spring city. Pun particulars can be
obtained By writing bishop ]. A. Alfred.
Epfing city 5anpcto county.
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John $. Roll II up from WsAisi
visiting friends.
Judge McCariy Of the gr.h dlf'st
was a Provo visitor YESTERDAY
Mrs. Matte iIarding oi h Tafl
ward Is very sick frum pl.u3 80.
m1nlt.
g. o. Ncurra. representing htsiia
Spencer. Barilctt q Co., of caugl i
10 she city.
The H1Raa's Alley company tuA
80 good house Lass evening. ana glu
very lauThahlc er,cria.nment
Marriage licenses have bo0a led
% n. 4. STARK. hFrd %, and sarah A
Douglass. aged -. bah ~ Paya1n'
on Monday. che i5ih, she Provo ~
alter glcfs Will have the pleasure {
seeing the salt Lake opera company
The queens Lace handkerchief
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auRM.-At tho residence y. h.f il.l'
ln.law. Rudolph ReusHcr M u, Hl.h
Third West. Annie Surm, AE0f % 20
Deceased was native of N'imii}' ~
emlgruted 90 Utah Dix ycau as''
The fuuclll viii take plaer iiNm II
Fifth ward meeting house AZ Z Pm y
morrow. All friends nrr Invited 70 ~
tend
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I,,sT

~FTyE~D0LCNRg1N Goin, hEIM,nh.eeie
Deseret National hank ana w. tsturn
gate. Saturday, Oct IS lsls
10 This once and receive rewaru'
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t,Irt,

RIGGs.-Mrf. sytIua 70. n.ggi lti
Sheridan, Montana. october ", lNa =
old age. She was y years nli Az
was visiting relatives when death OWE
took her Her remains wrf shlpirl 20
Salt Lake cry FUR burial, ana Ait Az. 70
mrnia had been made ipr a plp..e lsl,
crai. az the deceased wts yHfy ul
known and respected hrr'. nui M tf'
count nf tho condition uf 90. Nlii ~
was quietly buried from ll. uHig'."
er'H oincc yesterday. Sh' i'.i a hiia'
fu Lattor-day Saint,
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he was unconscious. Dr. Allen ~,
called ana found the patient miro
from an overdose " morphine Il,
usual rcHtoraiivoH were ndminiss-..i
ana Mrs. Kenyon was cummubls.,5
with. She came down about noon !,
a late train accompanied by Df. Fos.g
aud her son.
Air. Kenyon remained unc1Hsei5s, al
day but last cvcniF thr doctors ~
hopes ~ HE recovery.
CONDITION TINS AFTERNOON
The condition ~ Mr. Kenyon IL b.
lloycd 90 boz Improved. a. b. I'M
several times sufficiently 90 fstHr
when spoken To- and 40 make fInf b..
ply. but 10 n NOT though. That b. us.
dnratood what was ml1 ir him Uf
moments of cprHciouanUra are ha a.
Ing more frequent. and strong hIif
are entertained Cor bis recovery
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JOSEPH c. KINCSDURY,
VETERAN DIED EARLY THIS MORNING.


Joseph Gordon Klngsbury. an old and
respected rcsiden, of this city. died at
$3.50 O'Clock this morning after brief
Illness. Ills last day at his post Of
duty as gate-kcapsr at the Temple
Block was on Tuesday last. when he
began 20 complain VI not feeling we'll
and was Obliged 90 70 to his home. 2i5
south Third East street. Since that
time Old age and his Illness have borne
him down until the peaceful sleep Of
death came this morning.
BfOCRApHGCAL..
Joseph c. Kingsbury was born In
hndnoid. Hartford county. Cnnucot.
cut. un May 2, 1919 His fathers family
moved 10 painsville. Ohio. SON after
his birth. He embraced the Gospel Jan.
10, ib32. Before coming 20 Utah ne hilcd
two missions in the East. lie was one
of the first iiirh Council OF the church
and was unc u the nrst Bishops OF SAT-
! Lake city. M 1888 Apostles Wilfurd
Woodruff and Franklin u. Richards or
dainod him a Patriarch.
lie was one u thc Pioneers into this
vancyt was closely associated Win
Bishops whitney and Hunter ard AZ
NauvOo with the Prophet Joseph
smdh; was an IDEAL father and hus-
bond. was man ~ even temp A-
mont. quiet. good and noble. The suf-
ferlnHH ~ the people OF Utah were MS
HufrrlnvH and the same On true re-
HpCcting the Saints from the early days
u Joseph Smith 20 the present. he was
one of the few persons who laId the
corner. stone % the Kirkland Temple.
In February. isie. Elder Klngahury
was appointed one u the c1unsclprA TO
Bishop John Lowry. when inc second
ward was nrsi organized, aud IN 1891
wna ordained bishop " the ward. Dur
/ lnE an his NE Father" Kingahury has
/ been an active worker and one % the
/ foremost In doing rood. Ills familiar
! face and form Will be missed on the
| Temple Block
Funeral services will b. hold on Tues
/ dny afternoon next. at O'Clock. at The
/ Assembly Hall All friends invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-15

To CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Qulnlne Tablets.
Al druggists refund the money II 4.
FANS 10 cure. Csc. Tho genuine has
T. u. v. on each tablet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-15

photographs Of nnost quality maass, "
.iohnson. Pratt Drug Co, ~ MAN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-15
One Large Scar
Is All That Remains OF Great
Scroiula Sores
Nelghbors Could Not Bear TO Look
Upon Nora Grand, Complete
euro by Hoods sarsnparllla
After Others Failed.

NhNf 0HN'NH v sNNas
al was taken with neuralgia IN my
head and eyes. Not long after this, a
scroiula sore appeared on my loft cheek,
extending from my upper lip TO my eye.
Other aoros came ON my neck aud ON my
right arm and ono OF my limbs. They
were very troublesome aud painful aud
soon bccamo great running sores. My
face looked 90 bad that some Of my
neighbors could not bear to look at ine
and advised me 10 wear handage, but
feared this would initiate tho sore aud
make Il worse. SOL
Could Not Hdo tho Sores.
My niece, who was familiar with case
similar to mine, which had been cured by
Hoods sapanrllla, urged mo TO try il.
Finally was persuaded TO do 40, and In
short time / saw II was helping me.
The sores began to heal aud tho ncu.
rnlgia In nay head was better. In few
months the sores on my arms ana Limbs
all hoaledi those ON my neck gradually
disappeared aud now they arc all gone.
have never had any symptom Of scroiula
since. Ono large scar on my right arm Is
all tho sign that remains OF my terrible
aiillctlon. The neuralgia "a also cured. %
bus, J, NJ. llArCU, Etna, New Ilampshlr,