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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-02-09

CHAIRMAN CLAY says he Will call ia
meeting of the state democratic execu-
tive committee for the first week in
March. The statesmen will then be
rec to mount the stumps and untap
their eloquence.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-02-09

Just .ry 10c. of Cascarets. the
finest liver and bowel regular ever made.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-02-09

al Commissioner Nesbitt for that office
that interest has been lost in their
sprlnting match. If Phil Cook and
Mark Hardin don't get up some fun
we Will have dull DAYS this summer.
Berner ought to be sent to repre-
sent this district iE congress, for he is
pre-emiently the man for the place at
this time. in our opinion" What's
the matter with jim Griggs? He
is holding down the job satisfactorily.
And even if he wasn't the people would
other district for it.
A NEGRO "mysteriously disappear,
ed" in Kansas. When last seen he
was in the custody of constable, and
there was a masked mob after him.
| Brown, the hot-bed Of abDlltlonlsm.
1t now remains to be seen what is the
penalty for closing" black man in
Kansas, says the Savannah News.
JUDGE SPENCER r. ATKINSON is the
ed' for governor. The Judge will be
remembered as the gentleman who
ran against Mr. Turner for congress
one time and was defeated in his own
county by the bad goIdbugs. He is a
good man. but it is likely that he will
Hon. MARTIN V. CALVIN has made
his formal announcement for commits
sioner of agriculture. He is an expe-
ripnced farmer and good fellow, but
this is not his year to be elected to
state office. Martin shouId Iettha men
the general assembly.
a GEORGIA editor says; Chimes are
not improving very fast. We are
tagging along the same old way" He
probably wrote 1t Jogging" but per-
compoSltor who was determined to tell
the truth even If he lost his job.
EIGHT years ago Colonel Nesbitt was
Violently opposed to a man holding
''o'Iei more Uiah one or TWO terms, but
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-02-09

\ WHITE man named StalIings has
been appointed postmaster at Augusta.
Judson Lyons, the colored citizen for
whom the president expressed such an
"atfectionate regard" was permitted
to name him, and will get something
better"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-02-09

Spotless Flour has no corn meal in If
See elsewhere about free sack.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-20
TWO COMPANIES DRILL
High School Female Zouyes and Company
A, National Guard Of Utah.
PRETTY SIGHT At The C. A. R. sAzAN.


There will ~ two exhibition drills tl-
night a, tie @. \. II. bazaar aud fair ln
TIE Armory. Onr % ,hcm will b.
Houavr drlli by company VI YOUNG
Ladies' from the High School. rhat ihis
will prove a pretty alghl Will b. cry
apparent by ih0se who know she pore
sonnet Uf the company; AMI, besides.
the girls have bt,u trained ~ wei
ihae iheir movements lis ;he cy' wiki
their grace anl precision. Cdrhin
smiths Company \ VIII furnish lr.ih.
cr drlll failure tonight, and iho -1lllr.
aud hnndsun' soldier lads Will doubtless
De- ''un ihfir irtft D. hlV.Hr" ln ord o. Goo
make the showing cHmrHri wiih she rN-
cr'l"ncr VI thc drill hv .ho .Hstiea. uf
W,iufr nfowcss The boys 300 blue ARE
aware.
There Il nm Imposing urr'v ~ prlz e
io De distributed among holders VI tirk.
cts. and fum body 90 going 60 carry
them away Bcsldrg che articiea cX-
hibitsd for this purpose. thor. ID u col.
lection % relies which viii iutar.st ail
bahpldors. They Niltc 80 ih' ustblu-
'mnlty war. The War ~ .hs Rebellion
and she recent "fpri' wish spain.
Col Ginger d. RVS uii ahs credit he
gets. and ~ preparing Tor big crowd
tonight and tomorrow night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-20
u,sronY ~ Tmr ALICE.
a. Est.n.l,. Development h.Tun h's'"'"
Year, Age by III. walker hr"'h"r-'

Ia Aia mammoth holiday edition me
moe Miner unenkH as follows 81 "A
prIp-fty uNp,d and opcfut,d uy HAli
Lake pOep.e' 49,. -,
critics are amorg the trN rllN'l NM
in the wei. shat have rnalhfi ~
csf,ilninl apgraclcn rlncr ihe leprrn-
,lrn ~ silver In 1898, with nlr history
~ Inc Alice h lrdiroo,iy nrktl hhe hif-
tory ~ IMete, far o. was lire ihif Mar
ets lily H. gaH HI upcrast ms AL Ap-
taircd his nnt wealth,
F,r slxirau years the 81 pcity hhs
besn uflrr the coE,nN ~ the walker
Hrs.h n Of sau Lake. nr'i firse yhr
company has been clfpQrdthh 20 has
n,iI 81 .d7s OOO ln dividends, Durlus ahl
p,ss year "a sgO.0no dividend has been
declared. arl fntwlthsilriirs ne low
ptlr. N sliytr, tn ,hgr 10000 1.Nliri
H. highly piNhIblf az fhe vni 1f EhH
nR-ll year, Dec. ~,
Ths company oNns gwrnty cialma jn
mo district. nit u puuNd y me MtEti
Chlr.l. VAllcmerr, iilur Wing hdHas
a,Ar arl Alice aH ampng ihf ~ fi VIE
utble 0f 10 NV raj piupeNlrH. 1iho
,,,,Ir ahtft "a ihr Alice h down tn a
I"nih N 1 500 feet. and durlrs tho past
yeir a considerable amluG, = ItvcAp'
msnt mas been durs in cross-cuv5lng
and runrang IN che vdu,
A cornish pump 90 crprm0ug capl-
civ ar the water. h In operation ut
NJ mine, aa we'll a. two large cCm-
presslrs for the operation - tigy ma
min. drills. An electric lighting plant
I'll four "h1lstCrs" furffsh hrH, ana
I,,yer FOR the mines NM stamp mill
The mill n "a Go-Htamp plaza, ard has
r,pncliy ~ 700 tors pr day. al
housh al present only 30 tons are daily
created.
Tho plant 81 the company 4 oapahls
u runr.ng a. twice 10 prc7tH oapa.
ctv. should the price ~ silver 90 any
tine Warrarg the lncrtI-o, over 30l
mtn ans employed in she mines aul
nm. n whllh total numb r 100 an,
l'.sfrv The company II alr1 ship,
mr. n base ere. containing zinc, iron
iDld. silver ar1 gold, which they ar,
urlble 20 ircM as thc mill. hu, which
has A markt, value 81 che smlltors
| The base ore thlpm enis amour,
aiJtt 500 ,art per m0psh. A Ars,
| 1fnlu.t ~ ore Il also purchased by M.
rsn.pany from lclscrs ana nlhor min.
! M compares ana mpnihly amount.
| taa Irg ;lllr1g",
Capillr L. W. Buzz &, superlrgef,Ir ni
n the ~ rpertlts aut under his an
1 arrangement dWins the plai foui
/ ysars. she company has paid IN lts IN
| dr1it dngss and resumed As dlvldsna
IThs Alice company is csp,.alissd 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-20

The Challenge mine, which d. located
on The payuttr. nhlui four ml.,a east Of
John ifoiun's form. gives ptumlse Of
becoming an early producer THIS prop.
srty d. owned by W. y. Kyle and
George l.. Sihcri, " &C. Paul. 4 force ~
men has been engaged for some
time developing ;he mine. ana thrru D.
how completed over 1900 ftc. - tun.
nels ana shafts. \ Hhnrs ilre ago an
ore chrtc was encountered "a thr lower
gunnsl 900 Zee, below thr mouth. u has
been opened up Tor 100 fsci anl u AN
strongly In evidence.
Ths vein u a true assure contact,
between porphyry and granite, and d
varies In wld,h from SO 9 frof. The
pay sirenk IN the chuo ~ , g 81
inches Wide. The values run from ~
90 500 81 thc ton. guid largely pre-
duminging.
Tho owners have hull, n twi-s;imr
mill ana cone, uiraiur 20 handle the
lower grades Ut urc. ~ whien there are
THOUSANDS ~ tons In sight. \ trg'
quantity VI shipping ore II now rcady
for shipment tn a Sai; Lake sm"lirr.
GcnfEc II. knight, who lucrcasfuhs
opened M The now famous Mantczuml
milne az Rico. Colorado, V aup'rinttnl'
ent - tho Challenge. IL has been
working force OF i've 30 ten mfr
for the past eight months. The de-
Neiopmeuis IA the ChailcnF' nave
greatly encouraged those who an. IT,
tercE,cd In surrounding properties, -
Iiolae gflfasmuu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-20
ADJUSTMENTS.

Charity hagnrs and Christmas festivals
last night. told materially against tho
attendance at the thrhiors. Al the SAT-
Lake Theator the Fruwlcy company pre-
sentcd An Unconventional Honeymoon
before only fair house. though the
audience WAS un apprtcinilve one Tim
ffaMiay aud blanche Rates are such
old time fnVOritpH here. TINT much IN
terest attacheH tu thrlr periodical visits
In opening the present cnshFsmcni Il
fathur looks uH u the wrnng foot had
been nut lint, for last evenings blll Wus
one thai the local public knew nothing
II particularly. hut % was absolutely
necessary that those who desired To SEQ
one nr more plays nt the repertoire
should De- brought nut The nrat night
inHtond VI having 90 wait uniil nfier tho
company hud had judgment passed up-
un ID other one WNh ur thp other, ~,
Unconventional Honeymoon u "a de-
llghtful comedy, but does not bring out
Nc strength ~ the company the bulk
~ tho work dUYolving upon FruNley anu
Ahsa Dates lll uf which iH very gratlfy-
ng, thuugh not hardly uppuriuno untii
tho company hnd been given o. chnncD.
10 Inv lllc uf Erie Aubrey, lu Doe night r.
hli, NJ fruwlrN was easy ana 'rtlNe.
pinyinr ID IN his characirrlftt ntyle,
Miss Mates was charming, NJ rourse, az
loo. SnV onfpra Hnulfully into "verN de-
tai " the part, Investing u az 1hp same
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-20

silver is'., lead SEl
Tho Mcrcur paid l,a dividend Of 81.
On to-day.
Judge Green of the buckeye at Tintlc
n la the city.
George Dcrn hns gone Ia Nebraska.
where he VIII spend the holidays.
An average assay 81 foa per ton haa
been taken from the Morning GlurA
mine Ia tho Republic district
The old Park property. lying between
about IL be- iucnrpurutud by M"sHrs. q.
was once u producer
silver Guy Avalanche; The sale Of
the Emplrr mine o. senator lvttiEfsN
Of South Dakota and his associates, hhH
been contaminated About nitrsu mon
winter, and some tine ore n being -
truNtsd. Mr. teach b. ln ghurr" uf thr
property nH superintendent with An
suH Cameron ua foreman.
V.fnal ENprrssi samples NJ copper
have been htuuHht o. Ntfnil from ne
lirumldg HmeltrL which D. now tunning
button taken out. AMI nr moro than
prise and trust t Will pruyu 900 that ~
owners uniipIpHir. William blnnhrf
lust came over fruW the mine aud HHh 4
the hays ~ work there feel anxious tu
apend the HOLIDAYS n Nsrnnl, hut most
likoiy they viii ht Hahle Ia dn Hn, un
nrouunt ~ tho iunaNiHphility tu stop the
imsltsr this cold weather
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-20

Reports from Tlnrlc Indicate that shc
10 h'werH Eriousicn IL 90 the high
rad 60 making infancy. there being a
Ticc urc showing a. N depth ~ 800 frst
10 the Hhufi. The uNmpIuy has Just
placed an urirr Tor hllFgirg machinery
AMI expects 90 hav % up ana IN opera
mruis viii ho commenced. The Saciu-
mrut1 Consolidated. recently lrr1rplr-
uted. o. another properly from which
muCh ls expected. This ground llts
r'fih - the nulllnn-lieck and d con-
fidstid hy mining men one ~ tho brsi
lfcaui propositions tr thf district. "
has hr0n developed in q drpth ~ D..
tween 600 ard go feei AMI he show ~
b. god ull che way down. The cen
plny IL about SEP o. lmhrr the shat
uri will dhen drir from the bottom.
THIS properly viii aiso lee equipped
with aIlHt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-20
H0T Time IN THE PIT.
s,oe. Brokers Make Sales Amounting 10
Nearly 100000 Shares.
DEMAND FOR HoxtsrAxl AND SUNBEAM
,,,.. nj The Challenge Buffalo Hump
Mine. Concerning the Alice
Miscellaneous.

tneking go shares. salcs IN the PIT
,,,,,y rs,,nei the 10000 mark. for
which buyers s,huied uu' The neat 1T
=. -um VI sisels.is The eau was a
,,e,rd-breakcr. 50 TO speak IN point %
,.,i,,,,. Of business. and wherever ihfrc
49,. any chanca at ull - create tfad-
dc "a wus done. aud IN some places
v,.h "A vengeance.
nnanlns Inc ctii. Bullion-Beck re-
.,..ndti With bVati igt at $40 aiiir
2,a rerternlll-Euuikl betanr a
",.,,,,. In ..les VI small bucks al fum
Ian Ia $40 "A share. = ipUl ~ % aharts
t,,ulrr hluds while lhc frsnt TAR.
tSn ms arcuf4ty. biNnn ana
~ struck a somewhat sudden NOV
Uni ma made rcaly sales bt.Ncrn :
80 tfnts, while tuur Aces tpok
Nv, with cani.l rabbi urtiNliy. the STOCK
nE busin, - at hguros tanSing from
Az ~ a. carts. In taysrf- MaI'Ih
'bire we're nImgfuus uansftts a. go
,r.try ngufi 81. AL when 6aitna vas
..lthed. dttduEs wei iniulgsi IN 40
4, ,f,i 80 cents. Msrcur dropped 90
.f.trs block -, tdGi. NJriheru Light.
...i sharas around 5sit cents. AMI sac
ncn.1 wls tn icens ~ gp.riird trad
Inc al asccnhng prices. she ri1ck seii-
IFg at from % - 90 tNntf' % Nf'H
ttsusfert In chose LISTED Sumhlne tin-
tr.butd 100 at aga ore.
Uurksyp took the creative Tor I'M
sdsd a.ocks i,y selling wtth freed m y 6
nrI c,o.f 0l ctuiA a iatare. 'hlonie
1aInt dId badness between $50 anu
Al 10. while Dalton figured 10 the uad-
'rF ID 2 cents ana ABOVE. and Dexter.
Emerald ana Gnidsn Gate ENtension
foIkswrd. H.sc securities going 81 nor.
mai qua.aillus. Hoiutsinke was one ot
IN. tt'. .ufta nf III cali. ar1 ssuiily ad.
touosd in .he hIGisng Until thc riurk
Ms Ftilug at cents NGh q b.g de-
ustf.i Tor % At ~. During Eficnuon -
fh.s. she saies agEfU gated cl1Fs 20 5000
antrfH and ut The csuse there Wtte
tlHa. % fhr 90 Whose Npnis had nos
iii h,.H t.tfsi.d. Joe Bowers kepi
tp lts s,u1 Sanding 10y HeilnE at a
linn ngure while flowers Extension
cni!uutl onward ard upNur1 and sold
WI;h unihateI o. sfu anuVe ana be-
loss " cfnts a Hh1tu. la Refine made
"a fule al 10 cents. and ihtr i.sac Pltis-
.uf4 Cd business hItwtfu II AMI u
rsns. This followed by dealings 10
showers C0nacl siAtl1. f1gsh SWunsoi
And siiar Consolidated. As ~ rffpectI.
he qusguiuus. Sunh am display a un-
uaual ACTIVITY ~ use ai.pg hsurss. this
fak slling up t1 l6ia GEMS, and hand
INK uut something ilEc 1000 rhAirs.
Tsir0 und Vaiso made ,he lass fiAns-
isra.
The closing figures were as follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-20
Crisp or Soft
Hot or Cold
Grape-Nuts
Delight the taste and
!, Nourish the body.
TEETH FALL OUT,

b'rlsts and physicians maintain
.hhu. u mlrkind always ate sofi taAd'
". n would finally dnlp OUT. lteis-
ynlp'' resistance N grinding T. -,
tatA
chrNdW Is the meihed nature In
WI ~ ny which the necessary juices
w n' brought out ~ the gums.
ln ae flcla were remembered by ihe
iifnfnr - Grlpe-Nuis, aul thQse
NN' ericy 1he new flod VIII apprecl-
,'' Nos li IL possible % produce a food
~ H on abrllute pleasure 10 masll-
'-'' On ghe other hand, IN $50 wh'
1NiA chow food, can instauay make
- nnsh NJ Grape Nuts by pour.rs
''. rsme hog milk.
tNli 10 THIS a navor, Crisp att sfi.s'
sAH' a well fed feeling aficr the
'a', ana ahe Regularity Of Grape NUS
49,. lllilcui 20 uni rA,and,
nury are made 10y the Postum O. Of
s 80 Creek, Mich, aud slld by llrst-
''Asg srocera.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-20

Harry Giiddrn. manager NJ che Ham
nor mIne az Florence. Ida. hllH. Tho
liunali HUMP mlnes have th' brtt
surface showing that has htsn us
covered during she paH. twenty-five
years. The thutea are Vcty long and
regular. well defined and average Ia
vlith 10 10 90 feet. They rtngt ln Nhlu-
from s. 10 $50 and go 10 different
sfratns Of the ore. Picked specimen,
ro FROM aiOO az into inc thousands,
rhrre ions VI ihr u,W nufalo 'r' N'te
recently mt shrlugh shr Banner MIL
and went frm 500 tn so, an mo can-
c1utrairr IN she neighhnrhn'd NJ A-'eN'
Their richness u Simply ma' l.'.u'' ~
from : 90 % 1000 miners IN shit camp
EXPERTS are tpw going 10 on Hnp"-
aNaHH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-20

Dalton and Lark. son q So.
-Four Nces. so5 y lnie.
-Four Aces an - -
ttA-tr- Marion. ~ 70 Nisc
NeNftr- Marion i0n n spsr.
ntyscr- Marion. lrl ~ SO
boNser- Marion ion f Nizc.
Jaicnn. 80 ~ re.
uaienn. - n CO...
Morcur. tl q y.G.
No oTT,,hhsrn len LIgh,' 10 LOO 2 istc.
rhcramsnto. in 70 ta.
sacrameniu. inl 70 ii',c
Sacramento. iu " al.c.
sacramento. 1.1Nu 70 So.
sacramento. So f 80.
surrimentu. 10 10 Pc.
SUNSHINE. ioo " i2isu.
nurk'N'. 500 " aAic.
luck eye Gnn 10 So.
Huchcyo. i.np ~ rs.c.
huckcyc. t,w ~ &C..
chloride Point. an ~ VN
chloride Point. igl - N.ai
,hlutidc Point. go " ti.id.
nhiion a.oH ~ 70
Dalton, 2.nn 70 .i.r
Dexter in a. H1i
Emerald, 'nl % ilAc.
Holden Gate Extension, IN So Toe.
Golden EnElc. lno ~ loAc.
Golden EAGLE nv ~ i1isc
Golden EAGLE. .g.uo0 " ~.
Golden Eaglc. - 70 iii.c.
Golden fuFie. coo " me.
linmestnke. ON ~ si.c
liuiuuHtukr tnu "a g..
Nome take. ispi % 1iac.
llumrftuhr On " $50
linmeatIkc 90 10 Sci
Joe iuwVfs an 70 gIc.
Joe liOwrfs ~ 70 gac.
Io" loMctH. ~ " Glr.
joe luWUrs Extension 100 n Use,
Joe iuwOfH Extension. fpD 81 ~.
Joe nuwcrs, ENtrnainn. in " i1hr.
Joe llnwcu fNtrnHiuu iu1 70 itAc
joe bowers Extension. tio H Nc
Ia Refine. iNi w. iHr.
Little rittahufu. isi 70 lic.
Little pittfhufr 100 ~ flf.r.
Little I'itnhurH, i.nU " ifhU
shower. Consolidated. 80 70 g1iac.
fuuth swansea, 80 ~ 49,
star Consolidated. fnl f. fi 7fts
star Consolidated. 50 70 ti.aiit
sunbeam. uu 10 1850
sunbeam 2iu 70 O..
sunbeam. ina 70 i.ar.
sunbeam. fiuu lf lf.r.
sunbeam 2iu 70 tsHtp.
sunbeam lnu W iGr.
sunbeam ~ b iGifc.
Tetfn. gHu if e.
Nnlco. In VI yiH
Nnlru. sn V utlin
Total shares sold. - giN.
Selling value of stocks. iiaHi2N.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-20
III. circle Incorporated.

Afficlta q Incorporation ~ the Clrric
Gold Mining cimpluy have been nl'd
w4ih the county clerk. The company
has a ripsai slack of $4,000. divided
ln.a 800 0O1 shares % she par value "
80 each. and OWNS the Circle group u
elaine IN Llor Hlll. lying a. a f.Nr,
between she Monarch and Hercules. -
". Airs D. prcrIdfm. y. u. Wssirun
vice prtsidsns Wud George T.. Airs
secretary and treaFurrr. MosFrs. r.
u. Airs. y. u. w irun. George We
iou. II, q. Lrgg ami Mrs. Eliza l..
Weston make az she dlfccory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-20

Park valley. Utah, Dec. 10 1885 -
J. n. Kr1tncke 90 this place states thlt
owing O. Impure blood h. had an 90.
sack ~ fever AMI several others W. his
vicinity were sick az the same time. He
began taking Holds Sarsap,rllla. which
purified his blood ana cured him. a.
has alan relieved hlm 81 dizziness. aul
dom him ~ much good that he recon.
mrids It to his frletla and acqualni-
amHHH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-20

4, al, .h,rfa nnn-assasuhle. VI M
,,ine MI -. u lsnu practically
,,,r,I and controlled by salt Lake
.,,'s.i
Ia ,,rfy history ur she Arcr minc
a, s..net,ftii sniat4ieI lu mysrfy. hut
n. a. extstssiyt dtve' pm o. b. san
v,,b M. rurrtase 10 yDIfs isn 10y uw
W,,Ik.r iirathsrs " "a sI.d hat toe
f,r,,'s,sv vas uurt tus-d ur.r 90 nl-
49, nrI Judgment of Marcus Dtiy.
Th. Wtikrr hrlthers Wsir uuE lllIrg
y me pir pefly Tor fone um. bat cor
snfua rlssnn "A hlfrh uccufri iu ihn
r..ta .tt,ona In the muwlme thcy
vi Nlr tNtiv 10 Buito 60 uu.l.y make
ans r,..uif0tlion 81 ihs property. lie
5rriy,lt in tYWti ART r.4HHred ht ths
"A Cart.nr.il hrt.J. which formerly
,f-.l rr mo ground ROW aHeupled by
sh, rrtg Hrnnrssy lludnr. OLA "unc"
pvi Ma ths plonriU.If uf she hnsiolfy
nni rfirn b. has recalled tn his inil-
nsa frirrfs Narcus nuy nfst urm-
vst vt f,ii heel In HpukiuH II the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-20

4 cleanup was made faN days ago
al she Lucky Hoy mine. one hundred
ton. The vun from which She ore was
aiken D. iu many places frln nv 90
Xix fcot Wide. \ new r.rikl was made
q Few days ago thnt urplsfca In flch-
ness any ore over tufufg up % 4 IN the
minr. les exact value WI soon BE- Do
termlntd The Lucky BOY company has
800 feet ~ STOPPING ground opened ~
ihc lower tunnel. from she which che
or now being crushed " taken. J. u.
Fleming, superintendent uf the Lucky
Hoy. has secured bond on She Illinois.
ADJOINING the Lucky Boy ON the West.
This mine. worked 20 che depth n only
10 90 60 feet. has yielded between A2uo.-
900 and sl00.OO0 The milne cannot %
developed any deeper 10y tunhel.-ldah,
ritN World.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-20

Disease II cured not by magical In
carnations hut by medical science.
Hence Il " that Ayers slrsaparllla
cures. aud thar Il proves ~ cminenily
successful. ~ 10 "a akIilfuily prepared
and strictly scientific blo0d-purlner and
tonic. she only one admitted to the
Worlds Fair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-20

The dlsposiiion Of children largely de-
pcnds upon health. II shcy are troubled
with worms. they viii be Irritable.
cross. feverish, and perhaps seriously
sick. WHITES CREAM VERNE
TuGE N u worm expelicr and tonic 10
make them healthy AMI cheerful.
Price 20 cts. =. q. ". I. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-20

There are few ailments 90 uneom-
Portable ua piles. but they can easily be
cured by using TABLEirS BUCKEYE.
PILE oINrM ENT Relief folldws its
use, and any one suffering from piles
can not afford to neglect 10 give il a
trial l1lce. 80 cts IN bottles. tubes, 70 cts.
Il. g. NJ. !. DRUG Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-20

In sluggish liver. HERBINE. by ~
beneficial action upon the hillary
tracts, renders she bile more nuli. and
hringa the liver lnsa sound. healthy
condition. thereby banishing the sense
OF drowHlncsH. letharFy, and the gener-
al feeling % apathy which arise from
diaofdrfa OF the liver. Price 20 cts
u a. Al l. Drug DeI,t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-20

We carry over ATTY if~usnnd copies
Sheet Music and hooks. bcsldca large
stock uf Pianos. Organs. and all kinds
Of Sewing Machines Remember this
when you Tct ready 90 Invest In Christ
mos Presents.
YOUNG BROS. co.
- Main strset
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-20

For broken limbs. chlilblains. burns.
acaids, bruised shlns. sore thro1t, and
eufea u every Kind. apply nAL-
I.ARD'a SNOW LtNiMENT u will
give Immediate rrllof and heal any
wound. Price % cts ana 90 ots.-Z. G.
NJ. 1. Drug pep.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-20

In hlilousncsa. HERBINE. by oxpeii-
Ink from shc body che excess u bile
and acids. Improves the asslmllative
processes, puTlnrn the blood, und tones
up and strengthens thc entire system.
Price 90 eta. &. ~. l. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-20
SALT LAKE TEMPLE.

The SLE lake Temple will close for
the holiday season On Friday. December
.ird. 1898, and reopen on Monday. Jan.
u1ry 9TH. 1899.
LORENZO SNOW,
President