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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-05-18

The whole system governing the
salaries of public officials is extreme
ly wrong, and it is difficult to form
an idea of the principles which the
wise men follow. 1t seems that
salaries are voted for the incumbent
rather than for the position. Why
should the Deputy Postmaster be
paid more than the Deputy Col
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-05-18

1t is amusing to see the stress
placed by the annexation-j obbery
press upon the views expressed by
American malihinis or interested
visitors upon the desirability of the
annexation steal being completed.
Is it not matter OF fact that thief
covets thing before he consum-
mates the theft.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-05-18

Persons requiring tombstones
should apply to Fred. Harrison who
has choice lot Of new designs on
view.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-05-18
TOPICS OF THE DAY.

"Annexation was never 80 near"
Star. Yes, dear, so near--and yet
so far.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-05-18
Honolulu. april go, 1898
DO YOU LIKE
WATER?
If SO, the proper way to
get it, is to buy an
AERMOTOR

the Mill that runs in the light
est wind, that will not rot,
that will not blow down in a
gale Of wind, and will regu-
late itself in strong or light
breezes. In addition to the
foregoing advantages, it has
another which will recommend
itself to some people, and
that is the little fact that it
will pump more water than
any other mill at present
known to the world.
Come and see us in regard
to prices.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-05-18

There is one consolation left to
the anti-annexationists which is al
most as sweet as Gods revenge and
that 10 that when annexation ar
rives, "by the next steamer" the
disunited government with presi-
dent in opposition to his Cabinet,
and Cabinet in opposition to
the people and the Legislature, will
take up the line Of march to their
respective political cemeteries. Dole
to Riverside and Cooper to his
Roman Mansion, Damon to his
Arboretum, Smith to Lunalilo Home
and King to his legitimate business.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-05-18

The present war between the
United States and Spain is possibly
only the precursor of greater war
which will result in a closer ANAL
gamation of the English speaking
races. Either this, or general
peace for many, many years with
the Goddess Of Commerce as Dicta-
,trix and Directress of the World.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29
LADIES' DAY ON CHANGE
PROCEEDINGS BRISK AND INTERESTING.


Ladies' day on the exchange was the
signal Tor % good attendance Of the fair
sex. the lobby being well nlied with wo-
men who take an active part In the
handling OF mining stocks. That ihe day
was a hummer in the way OF trading
ia quite evident when % BE- made known
that DURING the calf over 10000 shares
changed hands. the sales amounting to
an aggregate value 81 i2oo1d57.
OF ihe stocks taking part ln the trad
inE. Bulllon-Bock Tunnel was perhaps
the most Wildly ciamofod after. az the
call u this resulted In sales arEfcgaiing
1900 shares. the security going no from
10 60 u cents a share. -Four Aces was
also much In evidence. and dld good
business AZ advancing figures. sales be-
recorded 1il the way from glt 90
a9h cents. Degradation was a favor.
o.. Uu .n. tlll ana changed hands at
from siii 20 ei cents. while galcna was
dealt ln az A. cents. Grand Central at
issia. MurCur Ht $685.. Mammoth
around i2.ln. and Northern Light 40 ~
and 10 cents. this stock registering
slight advance. although FOG what roa-
son la not yet known.
Lower Mammoth suffered defeat. 90
90 speak. In The part % took IN the trad.
lnE. a. the stock declined materially
and sold rs low a. 80 cents. with a
closing bid T,gei Of GO. Sacramento
remained firm and did business at ~
cents. while Sunshine and Utah were
lightly dealt ln. the former at % cents,
the latter at ~ and $50.
In Che call 81 unlisted stocks there
was considerable trading aside from
that recorded BY Hulilnn-ficck Tunnel
chloride Point sold 90 good ngure.
while business was brisk In Joe Bowers.
Little iltaburE and Nalcu. the latter
hgins especially strong and handing out
shares 40 from % 20 81 cents. Others
taking part In The trading were South
swansea and Golden Eagle. both Of
which sofa at normal quotations.
buring the call the visiting ladies
were much Interested, and seemed 20
gnlny the proceedings immensely.
through courtesy " peery a Lowe.
each lady was presented with n boauti- |
fui chrysauthcmum.
The closing uFuffa were a. foit.....
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

star Mnl Crashing ore for tho Tanks
Prospects for Another.

Last Monday she silver Star mill
started crushing ore Tor the teaching
tanks, ana lu a few weeks The owners
" the mine and mill Will begin 70 re-
allze returns Tor their two ycara' out.
lay OF means and labor. There is ore
enough on the dump ard IN sight to
run the mill FOR many months. aud u1
nn1n as that IL out " The way the COM
pary expects n larger body OF ore 10
follow. In fact they are just starting
and the extent of their ore no one can
tell; but the prospects are there may
b. a body u ore IKE unto she Mcrcur
deposits
'rhe success 81 the silver star mill
means the success ~ other mines and
prospects In that same I1nyon. In
Pole canyon, q fork of the main Pine
canyon. the uoh Bond mining com.
pany has uncovered u large body "
ore that assaya over i've dollars 10 the
ton, and In another plri u Pole canyon
asaays have been made from ore thlt
run % 20 forty-nvo d0llars-tho hlgh-
rHi value We have heard o.
That another mill will be started
slon In that favored part " the cuun-
~ is she most likely thing To- the world.
one of she mine-uwucra IN Pole canyon
has just started back 10 Chicago, and
as 10 ~ reported h. has Elfa there on
mining business. that may be the very
business he n after.
That good values have been found
In Pine canyon o. well known; and %
only needs the perseverance ~ she sll-
Yer star company 30 bring hose vLuta
to the surface.-Tooeie Transcript
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

Salt Lake. "'h =
Daniel ~. Livingston. ar.1n
Salt Lake. ' ''ta
George Tremayne. AGED I'd. 90 ell.
Park city. o
Thomas Wcrrc's. arf 80. .-t.H..
trt uteenway' same ag.. U.ih % l.,
Joseph Dumaync. rgUI 10 rrtt..
lngel aged 10. both OF Salt lake.
Frederick Groves. aetd q. ,ri u..-
Thlrkell' AGED ~, both Of sl't ma
Horny J. Tempest aF.d ~ asIs,
fah y, Freeman. AGED 20. bl.h 5f ~,
Herman.
oscar a. Forulund. AGED d. sr5 A..
ME y. Adams, AGED ~. both % Fuf's,
Christian V. RismuaarH. aeri ID Ia
Emma Hansen. ugpl O.. ll,h 6f sit
Lake.
Louis O. Ensign. AGED gl ana D. M.
~ Papworth. aEod j.. BOTH u IN
Lake
Thomas GERHARD. ar.l %. ara J.-.
ne bonnion. AGED g. both " Tiy.on.
willie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29
GAMBLING FULL BLAST.
Notwithstanding The order Of Chief Of Po-
lice Against Il, King Faro Relgus.
SPORTS AND BOOSTERS AGAIN IN CLOVER
Scores OF Poker Game. are ne,nr Con.
Quoted Under the Very Nose.
of the Police.

notwithstanding the great hue and
cry that was raised By the police de-
partmonts against the evils Of gambling
only short time aro ana the seeming
determination ~ tho chief OF police .
fld the city at once aud forever u tho
Fames ana their keepers. II appears
that the department has now grown
weary In well doing In this direction.
whether there be any political rcason
ior the tolerance Of the score OF poker
gumes now running full blast In this
c.ty'with couple OF faro banks thrown
ih' Is not 20 FAR alleged, but many Of
the sports believe themselves TO be safe
fiom m5lcstatlon until after election.
Thcy are therefore making hay while
the sun shines and humping ns many
suckers" heads as they can.
There u no ducHtion whatever about
the fact that gambling h running full
plnHt. aud many policemen on the force
are aware u IT, one or two raids
have already been made and o. number
~ players and boosters arrested. but
u IL said that the raids wcro made univ
Tor effect Whom Il wuH decided q
Wv NNNAN' NNNNNAlINM IlNANH ~
which faro and roulette were run an
order from the chief was nli that was
required. and they were closed. whatr
the matter with the policy shop. the
inro bnnlo and the poker dcnaG Here
w partial llat OF the places where tho
rumea gn on.
iuker gumeH. first floor Atlas build
ms faro and poker. at the Sheep
hanch; poker at nvc cigar stores. three
90 Main street and two on Second
south' poker games IN half the saloons
~ town, three OK thcm ~ the lowest
order on Commercial street; faro bank
IN "a nom nt the cullen hotel. two
resorts ~ the Walker house. one com
Quoted by an Old dealer " the Sheep
Ranch, and faro 10 also run at what
used 90 hu the GnlCty club.
This " only 20 small number VI tho
flncca IN fuil blast. The only gnmo
the police seem ~ have stopped D.
roulette. which ~ noisy and easily de-
tccigd. ~ most u the Joints" o. pass.
word Tor entrance 10 required. especially
IN the hlrh toned hell" IN the Atlas
DOCK, Oh yes, gambling is dead ana
buried. but the lambs are gnmboiinr
ON the green Just the same
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

A me entertainment viii be- rua
ON Monday evening. oct u. 10 u.
Twentieth ward. clmplmNay o.
Henry W. Nalshlti PRIOR 90 bic ii.
parsurc tp FUN mlts.ia O. Ens.art.
Salt Lakc's best lucai arts NH -.
pear on that evening Fuafif non
other wards are cordially irUhi %
emo ana sny farewell. % fhsr 10
and eTieemed friend. The hllEifg
program Will be carried osi
Piano duct ....., ..,.... Misses
jennie Murdoch and sula ulyfn
N.ai W. 'ssss. ssssstts. '..'ssM iit
whitney Piper GODDARD. ptu.k
solo tsppranol Mis- Lfnris styuu
E.ultutlnn .....,,Mlsa Banch Thnh
Solp tbanH1) ........ AIR j1hn itni
slil tconinrit1l .s...,,, date frln
New York; Mics Mabel Corr
Violin solo ..... Prot willard wdAi
VOCAL duet ,.......,..,,Mlss Lliiit
bltncr ana Mrs W. O. CnHiIft;
Song ..... .,.",,"Mr Aex. campN
Recitation .s.,,..,s MIS- June Mit1
Solo Waprpno) Miss Carrie Eiwlfil
cornet solo ....,...,,..Mr John Hdl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

;hclr visit being prompted by very
fiatterlng reports concerning It's COM
dillon.
The gentlemen returned this morning
quite sn.huniaF;ic and report the mine
In splendid shape. For several days
past the news from this property has
been very encouraging. but yesterday
afternoon the workings broke Into an
Immense cave. which. ihey say, " Ut
orally piastered with hlrh-grade silver
am lead ore. while O nice body Of sand
carb1nates. stained with copper. j. al
10 la evidence Th. sau.lemcn brought
ln a number OF samples Tor assay from
which they oxpcc. very good results.
IN stock Circles nulil0n-Heck Tunnel
was an The raEc today and the paper
move upward at "a rapid pace and was
In demand ai % good iI-ure latg this
afternoon. u De- conceded by men W
authority that from this slime ON she
property Will BE- among ihe regular
niuuUrH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29
ROUGH RIDERS RETURN.


Five Of Troop I. To-rey's Rough
Riders. came home on the noon train
over the Rio drando wcrrrn today
only one ~ iho SUI Lake boys was
with the party. Fcrrler a. y. oakaaon
The other four were Sergeant Dart
~ spanish Kork. and Troopers skinner
and Hean " Roaver. and iaiFhfrr ~
SprlnEvlllc. oaktr1u. when quaafI1nal
~ u the wherr1huut ~ the remtInlfr
NJ inc troop, said they were Hsattsrsd
ll over she East and 10 was no tellinr
when any N them would De- home An
ni ihe boys were pleased % De back
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

II. y. W1rrell. president. y. a. Merri-
man. vice pFofidrnt. and J. NJ. Denny.
secretary and treasurer. These with "
W. Fuller. W. ~. Hood, Thomas Short
and w. T. Jackson, constitute tho d.
rcctofy.
Boise stntcsm1n; W r. Pierce vent
yesterday o. Nampa o. meet II. A. Co
heu. manager uf CAPT. De Lamar. Mt
Cohen viii look inel nIme mining
properties lu this section for the cap.
.Hln. ia Intended 20 stop over here
f0r several days. but iilnoss compelled
HIN 90 81 un 10 salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

TIL, Mercur mine n.ill continues 10
Increase IN wealth and development
proceeds. and of no other part ~ ~.
mine lH this 10 true 40 % " of the
Lulu. Rich strata have been found
In the other workings. but here o.
found the largest body ~ hIgh grade
ore - far. Some time ago u was
found that average values In N
face ~ one Of the drifts were running
over So and since that time they have
steadily lncreargd. until the ore at
present taken out o. worth over so n
on. Ia no other part of the mine
has II been found that hlEh values COM
continued. the usual experience hHinE
that the high grade was followed with
In few foot by low grade. Othpr
hhrta 81 the mine are Ia ilrnt.class COM
dillon, Il IL estimated that not loss
than 100000 tons % ofc a. az present
ln sight IN this wonderful property
Mcrcur Mercury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

NA|NNH = NMNNs
that I took % coroanut mix. and
thereafter noticed that l suffered con-
Eldcrah'y less shan the others from
fever, ghIls, p,c.
sinre returning l have been using
plFtum.
We have abandoned the use NJ cof-
Zee ana tel altogether, and never cx-
poet i1 use them again na long as we
can have the Postum Food coffee.
We know how 20 make lt Into a de-
lcl1us beverage, and the difference 10
our health rs sl marked that we shall
never return 10 the old way We have
been compelled 20 send up 20 Waco or
Cluhufue fIr Postum, aH ~ has not
been kept here, hut while the extra
expense Is somethlng, We DO not COM
slicr it sufficient 20 keep ms from hay-
Ing our "cup that cheers"
by the way, the Rev. G, H. Rogers
NJ Elgln, ~. has been 10 greatly
hrlonl by the use ~ Postum. 10 my
knowledge. that his praises Tor q viii
un You q world ~ good. our whole
family Is IN love with Postum
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29
He Knows It's Good.

u is well 90 have those who eat at
your table know they viii gci something
tempting ana desirable Tor their meals
The only way Co b. sure that The cook
inE b. going 90 he right ls Co use that
sort W baking powder which will make
D right The baking powder you may
depend on is L. g. no gives a nne flavor
90 the food. costs llttlc. ls worth much
ana whom used properly DE- sure 10 give
the greatest possible HatIsfactlon. a
single can contains enough excellence
10 aivo the family health aud happiness.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

When Deputy Sheriff Montgomery
and 9ulbfaunon went 90 make nn al.
mchmrm on the property la urles'
drug store yesterday The assignee re-
fused 10 allow them o. rntor the store,
but nftcr a time an agreement was
reached and the attachment was levied
on tho soda fountain and other nxturta
ana the assignee remained IN poaHpa-
SION or the stock ami the store gener-
uuy' The attachments were levied az
the suit 81 jenkins a HarroWH. VIII
claim fie5 Zoe rent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

Elder Henry W. Nalsbli, one o. ca
best known ana most hlrhly esteemed
citizens, who Il about q leave 90 q
mission % England. VIII proch a fiff.
wen sermon IN tn Twelfth Nal
chapel tomorrow Sunday evening. ai
Gia0 o'clock. Brother NaIHhiii fhlll
De- Ereetfd with large Attending
ana this ~ earnestly desired b. o.
blHhoprio Of shc ward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

Mr. Cunningham of Pctorsboro has
been b0rlng Tor coal over In the hills
near that town, and carry
this week struck "a vein
~ what seems TO be the very
finest Kind ~ coal 40 depth Of COO
feet Tie was exhibiting samples ~
Logan Thursday and from their APP.
pcaranco Il would seem that the long
wished Tor coal mine has been located
IN Cache valley az last, Air Cunning.
ham thinks the Central Pacific viii
build 90 the spot N the mine IL opsn.d.
Logan Nation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29
PRESIDENT GEORGE 0. CANNON.


President Geo. o. Cannon. to tho I'm.
mcnso relief " hlt hosts of friends. vas
a familiar figure on the streets today
lie has fully recovered from his sudden
attack ~ sickness, which was due O.
1vrrcNcriiln, and this morning he nm.
pclrci % Do To- ihe best of heaith and
spirits ana enjoyed the hilmy aim5s.
phero Of the delightful autumn day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29
kbou, Charles wesisrhold.

sir. Frederick ottcmlller 81 Thor
burg. Hayes county. Nebraska. IL an
Gus TO learn the whereabouts q D.
brothcr-in-law. Charles WcHiefaol'
The latter was known 10 lc. some lln'
since. "a resident Of Cedar City, uiAA
IN case he Is not living the gentisnAlA
denirlnE the Information would A.i
very much 20 learn H0mrthlng concert
ms his children. Those who can gfs',
ify Mr. Ottomlllcr'a desire VIII coils,
a favor by communicating with hm ~
tho address given above, or with JON
Nicholson. Box i22s, aalt Lake cry
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

The remains ~ George W. srt.,
The Western Union Telegraph II1.,,,'
Wh' vas killed by eltctrleIty tb. s.,.
htllrt yesterday az sugar g.s'l
Swinging wires, Will d. burill , ,...g.
Guy. The fln~h viii nga Bltrs o, N'
lhe home % his sister, Mira Frt. ~
gol west Third south street, M1 m. ~
row sunday, AZ y. m. ''N'.F-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

The following marriage licenses were
issued by County Clerk Dunbar during
the past week;
samuel Birch. aged ~, and Edith
Evans. aged e, both Of Murray.
Alex w Robinson. aged co. and Fee
lcin n. Ham, AGED ~. both OF Salt
Lake.
Joseph r. scherfnor. aged n. and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

Frank A. cook Of ogden today MED
o. petition In bankruptcy m the Fcd.
oral court His liabilities amounted %
it.ss1 ~. with no assets excepting
h3lseholi furniture which Is exempt
under the law.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

Remember. every can guaranteed %
give perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded. You take no risk. Why not
Give u a trail
The mines " Stockton are said 90 be
quite active 40 present Those being
worked are ite Silver King, HonurlnC.
N0-Ybu- Dent TIP Top. Hercules. Ar
gent and Catherine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

biis AM NftNN.
silver N f.if' lead $3.50
H. 4. cohen. capt. DeLlmnr's man
u..r uIH I.-4ru.l a. am "a ElJ9uu in
idHh1
a tWI-flni vein OF good looking ore
IL r-pnwri in the Great Eastern mine
ai M,r-uE
col Honf1n Il experimenting on
Sacramento ores, 90 determine the
irea' muni N the aeml'baao mineral
found ln tho property,
tho Mercur mill. IN place Of Morris
linmhofgur, recently elected manager o.
the OoyHer- Marion.
The Mo1le nawn company has elected
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29
III" W Htprkholders Report tho Property
~ NerY InrnuraElng shnnn.

Last evening MassrH 4. n. HYDE.
Jesse w, Fox Frank v. Taylor ana Ben
g. Luce, roprsstr INK the hpary stock
holders ln the Bullion Book Tunnel,
made % ;rlp % T.ntlc Tor The special
purpose of examining ,hAt property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

The Denver Mining Reporter u re-.
cent date. publishes a summary % min.
Ing dividends paid this year and rIvc1
Utah mines credit Tor the following.
Since Jan. 1. Total 20
nuFa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29
C0C0ANuT MILK

Usei In Place of coree for Time.
Some years ago I was one OF q col,
ony located IN COSTA Rlca, a COFFEE
ErJWlnE country ana was nnally mad
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29
uNLIsTEp sIocKa
TnANRTENs % sToCka.

Ajax. 900 shares at cge.
Ajax. 100 at 6pIe.
-Four Aces, su1 40 2sAc
-Four Aces. 5000 80 -sle.
-Four Aces 1000 lt gsac
-Four Aces. t1l fi 900.
-Four Aces. 1000 40 30sc.
-Four Aces. 5000 at 39hc.
Four Acoa 1000 AZ Jic.
Gcyaef- Marion. 100 at JiAc.
Gcyaer- Marion 900 ut Gtisc.
dcyter- Marion, 300 az JtAc.
Gcyser. Marion. 900 az 05c,. seller 20
days
deyser- Marion. 800 at Csc.
Oaioul, 900 az Go.
Grand Central. 100 AZ iGsI..
MtrUur, 500 go tGe.ih.
Mammoth go ai taio.
Mammoth, 100 az ig0sM.
Northern lIght, 5000 40 ioc.
Northern Light, 1000 az sac.
Lower Mammoth, 900 at eo',
Lower Mammoth. 100 ar Csc.
Lower Mammoth. 200 Ggt
Lover Mammoth. 100 40 Gle.
sunshine, roo 40 iCt.
Utah. 100 az Sitsc
ltah, 800 lt sis,
Sacramento. 200 40 6ac.
Sacramento, COO 40 5sifc.
chloride Point 100 az 'iOi.
chloride Point. 100 az sos.
chloride Point 100 NO fl.0lig,
Chloride Point s0n tf fint
Chloride Point, 200 al, si.os J
Lutte p BURG. 600 10 SIC.
South HWnnHHl il1 lt iieN
Golden Eagle, 5000 az &c.
Dexter 200 at taG
Dexter iOl no ia7n. =
liuHkpyr 900 DO Be-.
N1lrl. l0o 90 gie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29
''klI)''

ratalf Hating Powder you tpe-....-
ii,. y, ,nht what makes ID ruai ll4fst
w. gruccrs say u II superior a. ~ all q
-o'u anu fotaiis Tor oniy Csc ul1gi p'tiii
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

TO cuRE A com IN OsE DAf'
Take Laxative Hrono Quinlne Table't
Al druggists refund the MONEY u
fails 10 cure. Csc. Tue genuine ms
o. " . on each tablet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29
THE Guys HEALTH.


The report ~ the board Of health i''
this week IL as follows;
Births, %; males. ~: fenfloh ~
deaths, ~: males. ?: females y
bodies brought from outside city Inks
for iuterment, 2. contaglona DISEASES,
3. covering " cases N scarlet irtf
und dlphthenni infectious dl.risea'
y, typhoid ~, whooplnE cough. u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29
One Large Scar
Is All That Remains Of Great
Scroiula Sores
Nolshbors Could Not Gear 10 look
Upon her-A Grand, Complete
euro by hood'o sarsaparilla
Aftor Othera Failed.

'N'e'AbNfe eSaN WV 1NAE W Iook
Upon Her-A Grand, Complete
euro by Hood's sarsaparilla
aftor others Failed.
81 was taken with neuralgia In my
head and eyes. Not long after this,
seroiula sore appeared on my loft cheek,
extending from my upper Zip TO my oyc.
Other sores came on my neck and on my
right arm and ono Of my llmhs. Thoy
were very troublesome aud painful and
soon became great running sores. NV
face looked 80 bad that some Of my
nclghhors could not bear to look at mo
aud advised me to wear handagc, but |
feared this would initiate tho sore and
mako Il worse. Sol
Could Not HIdo tho Sores.
Ny niece, who was familiar with case
lmllar TO mine, which had been cured by
loods saraaparlla, urged mo 70 try Il.
'inally was persuaded TO do so, and I'm
a short time | saw Il was helping me.
The sores began TO heal and tho nea.
ralgia M my head was bctter. In fog
montha tho sorcs on my arms ana limbs
all h1alcdi those on NY neck gradually
dl'appeared und now they ore all gone.
have mover had any symptom Of scrotula
since Ono largo scar on my right arm %
all tho sign that remains OF my terrible
aiiietion. The neuralgia Is also cured
MRs. J. 81. llATcu, Etua, New Hampshire.
Hoods s3 pst1iia
ls'he be't-h iaet tho one True Blood Purlner.
Hoods Pills are tes only PIN, to raEo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

THE WEEKS BUSINESS.
During the week shares have changed
hands aa fl,lovt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

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