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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31
LAST DAY TO REGISTER
Only One Chance More for Citizens Whose
Names are Not on The Rolls.
OPEN FROM oAn. TO 9PH. TOMORROW


Tomorrow win he the last day 20 reg.
isier Tor the election Of is9s The ciil-
zen who fails 10 Sc; his name on the
rolls tomorrow will NOT be able 90 vote
one week hence ana therefore will have
no choice in the selection W the mon
who saali reprcsen, Utah IN Congress,
upon the Supreme bench In the state
Legislature. and the many county oin-
Coz that are TO De- filled Tor the next
term b. ginninH early loo iha now year
u F1rars that there has been some.
what uf a rFawakeuiug among the vo-
tofs since the last registration day THIS
month, aud that they viii appear before
the 20 gistratl0n Officers n their rcapec-
tive districts In great numbers iJmor.
row should they do This not many
VIII Do deprived Of The right 90 vote on
election day. Inquiry brings out The in.
formation that the ilnt " unregistered
voters ls no greater this year. prior
TO the last DAG. than " customary. The
different political parties ana their
committees show cNtrUmc activity ln
the matter VI securing The names Of
those who have not reriHicrud 40 yet
but who VIII come in and attend 90
that duty at the provtrblal eleventh
hour.
Thcro are elrh,y.tlght districts In the
city and county. nfy-two IN the FORE
MGR and The remainder IN the latter.
Each has its uNn registration officer. s1
that 40 who desire 90 register may do
DO. The names aud places at which the
officers may be- found have heretofore
Do o. publIFhrl The hours during
which thUy can be found there viii BE-
FINN , a. m. tn y. ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31
the CHRISTIAN
A Siatemen, and Criticism Of Hall Gaines
famous Play by a Clergyman.


Rev. Thomas y Hughes. DID. IL, D..
the noted English divine. editor of
Sunday Reading. has addressed the fol-
lowing letter. under date Of Oct. 18th.
% the management % the knlckcr-
booker theator. New York. In reference
70 the appearance oi Miss Viola Allen
as Glory Quaic In The Christian at this
popular playhouse;
Il had INC pleasure ~ witnessing Mr.
Hau Gaines play, The christian. last
evening and az I had read bis book
very carefully and had. In fact. re-
vl,eved ID for one u tho leading New
York secular papers. ! was able 20 enter
into the whole matter with cunHldcr-
able Interest,
"Mr Calne has evidently avoided the
shoals. upon which MS tory seemed 10
break. To- the production u his pay
and he has very carefully adjusted the
shady side Of the narrative 90 NJ not
10 cause any revolt of feeling. i Thought
the character % Lord Robert admir-
abb rendered In that delicate way which
IL absolutely necessary " you want
really purcmlnded people TO attend the
thoater,
"Aa / remarked when reviewing the
book, John Storm is not The Ideal chris.
tan even N the hlgh church typo land
am myself an Engllsh clerEymanl'
stlil the very best d made u him 10
the play,
time ago contributed an article on The
staEe nom a Clergymun'a Standpoint
10 the Forum. ana 1 afn Inclined 20
think that she day has passed when
people witness plays Tor moral lnairuc.
uun. In this weary working world
most Of ~ 50 10 the thcator 10 Dc
amused"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31
IN RAILROAD CIRCLES.
Feeling Of Umtsl Still Prevails 10 oregcr
Short Line 0fieialdom.
SECRET FILLING or OFFICES OsgOUs.


The same feeling " unrest prevails In
Oregon short Lane circles that has o"n-
tnuod fir aie pas, month. Il Il nov
definitely settled ,has Cornish Is the
president 81 the system and he amiga
nation Of shc road with the Union Pa.
cine IL complete. The fact that Mr
Cornish IL the vice Dresden, u the
Union Pac,fc. "a nuficlont 10 lead ono
to believe that the policy % the two
roads will be the same. There " no
douot chat the changes In management,
that have been iuauEuratcd by Prcsi-
dent Hurt will be carried out In the
inautgtmeut OF the Short Line and
some rws Ding changes arr lJuAtd fur'
one thing that uppghra umin0uH in the
secret way she 0incoa are being nhcd
In che East Mr.. batrr1ft. since his
return from ChicaE1, declares that he
knows next - nothing of what u going
On. The feellug II ihlt the Short lslnl
viii have only operating Oincpra and
that high titied ard mEh aalsned on
olais Will he done away with. though
Il 10 hail ~ say what the line would
do without the services % 20 eihcient
a man az Mr. iiancrofL HIS loss would
be kscnly foit by all those unsr HIN
who hope thHs he may be Retained.
Rumora and g-nfNer rum0fn fill The air.
however, ana all feel that great chang
a. are hut thing % she immediate
future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31
COLONEL CANNON HOME
A Civilian Once More and as Such He Praises
the Rough Riders.
THEIR SPLENDID ESPRIT De CORPS.
They started out ~ Fine nody Of Men
~ Ever Wore unlforms-c Game
Home shadows.

Lieut. Col John @. Cannon. who. five
months age. ieft Utah as the cnlisting
officer and prospective captain Of the
then unofganized Troop !. unh's com
tribution 70 the regiment % Second
United States Volunteer Cavalry. more
commonly and better known az Tor
rcy's Rough Riders. Is home again
having returned from Jacksonville last
evening. To-day he was on the streets
In civilians clothes ana appeared very
much az he was wont 90 40 % the days
before the trouble between thc Unltcd
states and spain. AFTER leaving the
hospital some weeks ago he recovered
qapidly and nut on flesh until he IT,.
senDbios very much his former sell. 10
has. however some traces OF mnlnrihl
fever In his system yet and does not
expect TO get rid u u TOT s5mc time.
Colonel Cannon was gerry much as
inclined 60 submit 10 an tinterNiew for
publication. saying that everything had
been said almost that could be said and
that therr were no untold tales 90 tell
But he took time 20 pay warm tribute
60 the men comprising the regiment IN.
der the command uf himself and Colonel
Torrey aad IN which he was advanced
from a captalncy 20 the position he held
for some months before being mustered
cut lettering g. the mCn directly
Colonel Cannon said they were na nno a
bJdy % volunteers a. ever donncd the
uniform OF Uncle Sam. In fact he
doubts whether there ever was such an
other body Of men enlisted for either
offensive or defensive warfarc Should
u have been their lot TO have met a foe
ne believes they would have been ~
nearly invinelbia a. was possible Tor
men 10 be. Every man was n hero ~
far ~ bravery was concerned, every
man was In the best 81 health and
ovcry man was anxious for the fray.
Dufn-, the month that they were at
Fof7 Russell they Mere thoroughly
drilled and were. he say 3 M hard az
nails. when they started Tor Fiorlda
they were In the finest fcttic and their
esprit de corps was Auoh az TO snthuss
ond encourage the strongest military
diacipfnariAn. Thoy came home.
however, az the rnsres,. shadows 81
themselves. being wholly unable 90
Withstand the awclter and sweat and
enervating climate ~ our southern
shores The Regiment Of one thousand
men that he says he would Willingly
have pitted arnins, any twenty-five
hundred soldiers that cpuid have been
not together. dwindled and dwindied
away until scarcely half ~ thom re-
mainci when che mastering out came.
Colonel Cannon while much cnaTn-
orcd with military ne u nevertheless
GLAD 30 be home analn. Lieut.. Burt
wiz probably arrive tomorrow. Captain
Young " stlli AZ jacksonville In charge
Of the rcglmental equipment and IL
looking fof an opportunity 90 10 90 GU
ba either IN or out Of the army. only
two Utah men remain at Iifs,s1nvilie
both are In tho honplta sHh fever
They are Roy Pratt u Salt Lake, and
Jesse ncan Of Rlchheid. Thcy are
however, on the road 20 recovery and
VIII soon be home aeain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31
NEARING ELECTION TINE.
The Diaeren, Political Parties Preparing fyr
The final Lineup Of Nov. 9.

This Is the last week Of work In the
camps OF the politicians before ;he hat.
Tic OF balloiA which viii he fought In
every precinct and county Of this state
on Tuesday. November sth. Some meet.
ings viii. Of course. be held and acme
big guna fired one Monday night. one
week hence. but they will not be- many.
When this week closes. the campaign
VIII practically be closed. And no one
win he the aaddcr Tor II, with the OK
ception probably NJ the SORROW that
ahAll come 20 defeated candidates; and
OF course q majority Of those who are
asking for the AuffraFca OF the people
VIII be defeated. II II little early lust
yet t0 say Who viii b. the succcHfful
ones and who win constitute the IN.
lucky ones. AZ the different headquar-
tern In this city. victory II claimed by
each chairman and commlttee-thai lH
no far as Democrats ana Republicans
are concerned, the populista not claim
inE anything beyond an increase OF
Their votes over two years ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31

Savannah. Oct. gi.-Thc local event OF
she winter IN Savannah was the mar
riagc at noon today Of MISS Mabel Uur-
don and Rowland Lcigh. 20 London.
Miss Gordon On the youngest daughter
OF Gen. and Mr. WIN. Gordon. her
father being a member OF the Porto
itlro peace commission. Mr. LoiFh IN
the son ~ Lord i.oigh nf Sioncicigh
Abbey, WarNlchh.rC, ana resides ia
London. The marriage was celebrated
IN the historic old Christ Episcopal
church. the ceremony bolng performed
by the Very l,ov. and Hon. James
i.clHh. dean of tho Hcrf0rd cathedral.
uHHiued by ilov. Robert White the rec
tor % the church. Following the core
muny there was a wedding breakfast
ANA a brilliant reception at the Gordon
home. corner ~ burr street ana ORlc-
thrupe avenue.
Mias Alice Paror. OF New Jersey. was
maid ~ honor aud Marien Thompson
gi merton. Pa. and Elizabeth Parker. uf
WAahlnFtyn, cousins of the bride. were
bFlduHmHidH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31
Death q Minnie Benrcll.

a couple ~ weeks ago a family by
the name bennett came ~ HrNburH
from pcHerot. Utah, FOR the purpose ~
finding a new home. An along the
way two " three o( iholr children were
symptoms developed into typhoid feyur
Minnie Bennett 70 Young woman Ne
years Of agr. died % that dread disease
on tho sith lnr. Although the family
came as strangers, they found Kind
friends here 90 administer % their
wants, ana all that could he done was
done 90 save the ne Of ghls young
woman.
Funeral services were held In tho
Second ward meeting house. Bishop !.
w winters presiding. Hyrum Kicks.
David Osborn ana Hyrum pswsnup Of
fered cuna0llur remarks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31

Washington. Oct. 3i.-w0rd has
reached the interior department OF
trouble threatened by a band Of young
Sioux on the Pine Ridge agency Ia
North Dakota, who are reported 10
have started an organized movement
Tor the f0rcihl0 removal Of Indian
Agent Clapp from the reservation. See.
Iaiary Bliss. commenting on the matter
today said that despite tue claims ~
ihc young braves who threaten, 70 take
steps themselves unless the secretary
orders The change. there was nothing
on fle al the department that II ad-
verse 10 Agent clanp, that the agent
a am army 1tllcer who r. executing his
duties satisfactorily and that thu ques-
lion N removal OF transfer u not 10 be
entertained.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31
lie Knows It's Good.

70 is weli % have those who eat at
your table know they will got something
tempting ana desirable for their meals.
Tho only way % hc sure That the cook
Ing in going 90 be- right o. 10 use that
sort Of baking powder which Will make
% flrht Tho baking powder you may
depend on Do q. $. n giv.a "a nne flavor
20 the food. coais little. "a worth much
and when used properly o. sure 90 give
the greatest possible satisfaction. \
single can contains enough excellence
b give the family health and hnpplnesh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31

on Saturday afternoon tho FIRST meet
lnT " the sunday school kindergarten
training class was held at the college
building Twenty wards ~ the stake
were represented, and great earnest.
ness was munlfeHted. Twenty-Five
copies ~ Frobcts book 81 mother songs
were ordered from Boston Tor the use
" the class. II was decided o. admit
40 mnnyv representatives from each
ward na may apply, together with of-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31
wsisrIosEed and Mr,eked.

Nassau. y, y, oct. ai.-The schooner
Jennie T. Wiley, Captain Bulgcr.whlch
sailed from Jacksonville September "a
for ~. Pierre Martinique and Conml.
YES aud New York. encountered a hur-
rieane. during which she was dlsmast-
"a, her deck was blown On and she was
partly sunk She drlfted. however. and
stranded october g6th at Waiker'r
Hay.
Ihe vessel ana cargo are total loss.
The crow succeeded IN reaching shore
and are now At this port.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31

AZ 1890 thls evening tho Bool, " Nor.
mon class win meet IN the Lecture nan
az the Templeion, The record 0f ysn,
~ nnl MS people VIII o. c1rsld5rsd
T,lNgr.hs q period N about eighty years.
the main body of tho Nbphltes rsgIilne
~ Harhhomla VIII hh briefly .xplnined
The history M these two poipieg Ia
very interesting when clearly under.
Stood An are cordially Invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31

watcrmaster Seldom ana those MON.
beers OF the city Council comprising the
committee on irrigglon. drove up Par.
ley's canyon and along the bench be-
low the foot hills today In inapec, the
canal In accordance with tho lnNruc.
Ions given u. The committee will re-
port Its findings. IN All probability. and
make recommendation az the meeting
TO be held tomorrow night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31

Tho Supreme court has handed down
nn opinion IN tho ease ~ tho Salt Lake
Valley Loan & Trust company W. J. y.
MinHpaugh, appellant reversing the
Judgment NJ the lower court and ~
mnnding the cause b. Judge Cherry
Action In this ease was brought o. re-
cover ftfgt1. NJ deficiency on note
secured by n trust deed Millspuurh
claimed that he ala not assume the
onoumhrnuco. but Judge Cherry held
that he did and accordingly rendered
judgment against him. when an appeal
was taken resulting IN a reversal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31
MINOR MENTION.

Miss Mabel Bramwen Of Plain city.
Who mas been visiting relatives and
friends leaves Tor her home this even
BOISE Statesman; Fred simon IL IN
me city. lie stntcs he stln has some
IIul, TO snip from his ranch Hc will
senu several cars OF apples 10 Salt Lake
VIC stored until later In the season
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31

Elizabeth Blundell q young glrl. six
teen years u age. who has boen twice
before The police judge and was sent
twice 90 The rescue E-Lsdnn. was arr
rgr,ci late SatuNiay MKT hy Deputy
Sheriff LHWIH On a negro dive upon "a
warrant Eworu cat by her mother. SUI
flnrAh ihundell. IN Juse.ce Nlolscn'H
court,
Her bonds were nxtd at $50, which
she could not give, and she was sen, 10
me county jan. The trial comes on
at ., ~, Tuesday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31

Washington Depot. Ind, oct. al
richard RelbarHler ana Lon nnRadaie,
coal strike leaders. have boon shot BY
Austin Kocher. u nnn-uni0n minor.
who claims n1Hs1alo tried 60 hit him.
with brick ana that Reiharater. Of
fercd TO strike him. Knchur fred I'VE
shots two taking enecg ~ BnErdaic's
neck ana one ln Reiharster'a side.
kochcr WIS arrested. u o. fourcd the
hnhlr viii cause fresh trouble between
the htflkcfh ana n0n-uniOn miners.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31

Joseph Walker was ARA sued before
Judge Nofrell today on the charge uf
robbery 10 which he pleaded NOT sun.
walker n charged In the Information
WIZ haivlnH % the sgth n ora ln this
him 81 a watch valued az $40 ana iiI..
90 IN money
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31

WaHhlnrion. Oct. THE Celtic. one
9 the colllets which IA accompanying
NC hatueHhlps oregon and Iowa on
,n,lt voyage 10 Honolulu. Put In at
htha today and cnhled notice OF her
arrival 20 The war department As the
C,elhc lcft Tomrklnsvllle "A the same
tne ~ the hatileFhlps, u " expected
at the dcparsmcnt that the later Will
two
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31
l,ll,rdn. salnl, COLLEGE Noles.

An enthusiastic meeting u the Ath-
l.tIc association was held on Friday
afternoon. Mr. Bert Phippen. aecrr-
tnry of tho Mutual Improvement league
was present, aud extended AN Invitation
o. tho members 81 the association 90
use the league apparatus Cor practice
purposes u wna decided 10 organize
a basket bhll team, which viii begin
pfactlclnF ut once.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31
OOlNGS IN THE POLICE COURT

In the police court today ". II. Smell
grove forfeited ~ fnr violating Tho it,
cycle ordinance. while Relbl Clays.
charged with malicious mischief. was
discharged.
Seven sunday DRINKS were handled.
some f1rfeItIng the usual amount and
others being hned and discharged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31

Liverpool, oct. 3i.-imporia n wheat
Into Liverpool Tor the weeki
Prom Atlantic ports. eGi0O qrs.
From raclilc ports. none.
From other ports. 5000 qrs
Imports " corn Into Liverpool.
From Atlantic ports, Tor the week,
$1,000 qfH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31
wv
Good Food
Tastes Good
and
Does Good
Try
Grape-NutS
HOT OR COLD.
SKlLLFUL COOKS DUTY,

HOT OR COLD.

innld Make Food Taste nud Took Well
Tho most valuable food win mol l1pr
agree With a person N its taste ia Az
agreeable. This does not argue th.t
AN nice tasting articles are nutrItltr
and n1uTshluE However IL lr tF.
duty Of AN food experts 60. produce u..
llc.uu9 food. ana from the best p1ssIbl.
ingredients, ana 90 have a c1mbrpfhfn.
s.Fe knowledge oi che laws 0f dIrrs.
ton ana assimilation.
Grape Nuts the NEW food. made DIV
lo,iun cereal CO., Linn, Battle creek
20 be- the highest type of scientnenll,
made food thus far produced.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31

plymouth, Oct. ai.--Dnvld II. johnson.
member u company n. Fourth ohio.
9ust nome from Porto Rico, lie in lail
ier shooting 10 XIII while attempting 10
moot = ncirhborhlH brother-iu-iaw.Jn o.
Lows lnicrfsred and was dangerously
nut, iphnson'a sister wlF shot in the
hurt,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31

Outdoor meetings Of worklngmen,
"Wednesday, Nov. End. at corner OF
Market street and Main, between Third
and Fourth SOUTH Thursday, NOV itd'
sandy; Friday. Nov. ith, Murray. sub
iecti The local and ppl!slell condition.,
1t the Industrial classes and 9 review
" the two tickets by John stubbs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31
WEATHER RtPORT
weather report showing observs.
tons at = am. todayi

N'h'nef report showing obaerVs.
tons at am. todayi
SALT Lake Clty-Barometer e9sl;
temperature, 10. minimum, b2i wind.
west, "a miles per hour; CLOUDY,
Haker Guy barometer. 5000. tenn
pufnture, coz minimum, 20; wind.
northwest, llFht; rain. 10 lnoha rain,
barometer 5000; tenn
paaiure, Asi minimum. lGi wind,
northwest, light; partly cloudy.
Hlvre barometer, g9,bs; temporal
pHralurt "a; minimum, %. wind,
calm, partly cloudy
Helena barometer 1910; tcmpera-
ture, ~ minimum, 40; wind, west.
10 miles per hour; snow.
General and local forecasts for 90
hours. ending ! 3. m. tomorrow
For Utah forecast made at sau
Francisco!
cooler
Rain tonight; Tuesday partly cloudy;
For salt Lake city ana Vicinity.
Rain tonight; Tuesday partly cloudy;
cooler
J. VI. SMITH.
Observer. Weather Bureau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31

County Clerk Dunbar granted mar.
rlage licenses Today to Arthur wAyman.
AGED 90 and Annie Morgan. aged y.
both N This city. and Charles II. wahi.
alrlm, arei a. of Marion. Idaho. and
Malln karIson, aged ~, Of this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31

Remember. every can guaranteed 70
five perfect satisfaction or money r.
funded. You take no risk why nov
rlve 10 trtsiT
Tho mines ~ Stockton ore said 70 De
auife active at present Those being
tnrkai are he Silver King, Hnnnflne.
No. YOU Don't TIP Top. Hcrcules' Ar
gent and Catherine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31

Hoods Dill are the only pills 10 tafe
'S with Hood 4 sarsapaFllla.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31
frs, Elders Quorum.

The regular monthly meeting o. the
nrs, Elders quorum will b. held In the
Fourteenth ward, this evening, At $3.50
O'Clock. 4 full attendance Il desired
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31
Poisoned by Ivy
Was in a Dreadful Condition
happened TO Read About n Similar
caso Followed tho othor Mans
Example and Was Cured.


The following incident Is given by
Charles Morris, general Iobbor, &c InSlng-
ton Avenue, North Cambridge, Mass;
"Beyeral years ago ! became poisoned
by Ivy. tried many medicines, spending
q large sum OF money without obtaining
. particle OF good. My children were
also afflicted with tho same disease. We
were all constant sufferers with an awful
itching sensation, aud II seemed as II
should tear myself to pieces. / picked
up paper 10 which found printed
testimonial from man Ia Vermont who
had been similarly afflicted and had taken
Hood'ssarsaparllla with benefit, thought
. bottle, which We took and Il did
Mo and MY Children
so much good purchased anothcrsupply.
We continued taking Hoods sanaparilla
until We used i've bottles and l can
safely say that neither myself nor children
have any signs OF the poison. Il has on
tirely left Us and we arc perfectly cured.
We give tho whole credit 10 Hood, sarsa-
parila. Before rosoTting 20 this medicine
was reduced In weight, but now
weigh 40 pounds. Hoods sarsaparilla
has not only done much good but has
been the means OF saving me great deal
OF money. | would not BIO without II
In my house and heartily recommend
It to all who are afflicted. have writ.
ten this statement for publication, OF my
own will, as want others TO know what
Hoods SarsapariIla
has done Tor u.s." CnARLfs Nouns.
Hoods Pills ~ Nc ,' iio Saly I, 6 ss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-31

Tor a hearing 30 present some state
ments ~ 60 facts and the law In the
.ase TINS request has been granted by
we Prca,deni and he will hear the case