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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-09-15
A REMARKABLE
Likeness of Admiral SchIey on Dis.

play.
In the window Of the Corner Drug
Store is to be seen bust of Rear Ad-
miral Schley made from the mud TAX
en- from the Muskingum river
1t was shaped by Mr.. Herman Muel-
Ter, an employe of the Tile Works of
GAINESVILLE. 1t took him but twenty
minutes to complete it.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-09-15
THE CUT.RATE DRUG STORE.

To the physicians prescription is pinued the
sacred faith OF the tonhding patient We
never pull the pin We make no mystic fzzes
OF wizard concoctions zized together in q sizzle
penny rolling down the hill Of commerce.
Our prescription department is the honest
locker OF purity We charge for the actual
how.
Our prescription clerks are men OF expert
ence. and not merely boy iippers of medicine.
prompt attention to special orders. Goods
delivered. Open sundays
Yours for business.
Will Richardson,
Money saver and health alder to the sick
The Cut Rate Drug Store.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-09-15

an entire year. And yet men recklessly
neglect their health for weeks at time. It
is the easiest thing in the world for the aver
age man or woman to get good health and
then keep it. 1t only needs little stitch
here and there. The big, dangerous mala-
dies that threaten life are only the culmina-
ton of the little illnesses that are neglected.
If when man feels knocked OUT"
"out. of.sorts,' rundown" overworked
or overworried he will resort to DR.. Pierce's
| Golden Medical Discovery he will soon feel
bright, strong and vigorous again and able
to combat all the big rnaladies in the doctor
books. Moreover the Golden Medical
Discovery" is sure and speedy cure for
some of the most dangerous diseases. 1t
cures oS per cent of all cases of consump-
ton. 1t cures nervous prostration and ex-
| haustion. These are not mere assertions.
| Thousands of grateful men and women have
testified to the facts, and hundreds of their
names, addresses and photographs are
printed in DR.. Pierces Common Sense
Medical Adviser
81 used Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
for torpid liver and indigestion. and obtained
permanent relief" writes ]. A. Williams, Esq., of
Mill Brook, Washington Co., Tenn.
DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Ad-
wiser has had larger sale than any other
book of this class ever offered the public.
This book of 1908 pages with 800 illustra-
tions, is full from cover to cover of practi.
cal advice on health matters. This grea,
book, in heavy MANILA covers, is now of
! fered FREE to whoever will send 81 one-cen,
stamps to pay for mailing only. If an ele
CANT French cloth binding is desired, send
10 cents extra: 81 cents in all. Worlds Dis
pensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-09-15
CONCERT
BY the Marietta Concert Band on
Muskingum Park.

Prof. Geo. Hibbns has arranged the
following programme to be rendered
by the Marietta Concert Band Thurs
dav evening. ON Mnskinpnm Park
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-09-15
For Sale.

Anew 6 room house and lot 40
x1sO IT.. on Third street near War
rem street $4,000. A good 4 room
house on Marion street 5000 on
easy terms. The finest lot on
Washington street $17OO. A new
q room house and lor on Seventh
street below Putnam $1,000. A
broom house and stort room on
lot 45x1SO it in a good location
$4,000. A 800 acre farm on Mus
kingum river, can be sold as a
whole or in pats. Vacant lots
from s75 upwards on yonr own
terms. -
]. A. Plumer & Son.
Room Q, Mills Building Maris'sa'S o
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-09-15

When a man neglects
his health for a day he
marks two days off the
calendar of his life.
When he neglects his
health for two consecu-
tive days he marks four
days off his life's cal
en- d ar. And SO on.
That's about the ratio,
and it doesn't take
mauy days to cross off
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15
Mlrl,re Licenses Issued.

Marriage licenses have been issued 60
tho following parties;
samuel Ford, alrd 90. and Maria
Williams. aged 20. both Of Klnarayillc,
Iron county.
Charles sargent. aged 20 and Edlth
snlllngs. aged -. both or summit
county.
JAMES o. Gicndmning. aged %. and
Mile Dodge. aHpd g. both OF Mrrrur.
Frank "a. BENEFIT. AGED 20 OF Union.
and Gsorrlna y. Mccoy. AGED -. or
South Cottonwood.
Ernest Many, AGED 20, and Mllllr
Mycra. aged 20. both of Denver.
John H. Williams. AGED u. uf Dallas.
Texas. and hatict ulHon. aEcd ~. Of
Mountain Dale.
Robert T. Brown. aged 80. and clara
l.. Tlrcy, aged 5s, both Di Rawlinn.
Wyo.
Wuliam-. Brown. aged -. und Ada
y. johnson, AGED 20. both u Pleasant
Grove.
George W. DowiInr. aged ~. and FL
len y. don, same nEo, both ~ Sandy.
John Dalluu. aFIl 20. 81 Virginia CITY
Nevada. and Annie Efhg'i. aged ~, oi
bingham,
wclforo Parker. AGED %. and Alice
Miller, AGED u. both of Parker, Idaho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15

transformers Mic. aud Including tho
ffunDhiFc which would thus revert 90
the city. Tor the sum Of $500. payable
in four insiallments. payable quarterly,
the frat payment Co De- made when the
plant la turned over Co the city The
recommendation was conditioned upon
10 being found that the electric power
ig within the reach OF the city.
Tho committee asked fur further timo
ln which % report and submit further
ar"oncnt1nH on the proposed power
plant
Tho rcuort was adopted. Mr. Martin
alone opposing on the ground that thr
riy was not financially able Oh oAuand
money fur electric llTht purposes aa it
was now OWING l2CiaCj above the debt
limit
Oihcr members were NJ tho opinion.
however that the plant could hs bought
without ru.ng further boo dah.. aud iu
discussing The guOHtI0u DC was brought
nrt That ilght could De- procured from
the Telluride Power TrunHmIHHIuu come
pluy which could BE- distributed over
the lines the city would own through
the purchase OF the Wooden Mills plant.
I1 casa The council found tho erection
NJ q power plant too vNpenHlyo ut pres
emit
December 5th at 10 O'Clock 90. fn. wnr
oct Tor hearing objections Co. H proposed
taN Tor grading sidewalks % diatrIpta
FOUR and Give Inciudlng coo west Ulfi uf
Tho city, from and Including ID street
west
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15
7HEY TALK OF DEXTER
,,r POSITIVE IN THEIR DECLARATION


-..-,t,r ho.sted by an option or not
w.. ,sm,ins that Dexger continues
". ~. ,sserdant and persists In selllns
= e-irss considerably In excess VI
~ accompanying the stock but
u' 49, aro. when sales were daliy
70" fr,m s1.55 90 400 a share.
.tboidcrs in the company de-
10. tb,t there arc no strings on TOE
~, while men claiming g. KNOW
800 tbey speak. Eive it asPona hde
N.....,,.,n ma, there is a deal ON and
w am come 90 ,he surface before
- days 20 bV col Miner 'he
-,,ry's manager, went oui 10 ihe
W." ,..terdny and I; was expected mat
60. Ltkin would follow today.
~. ,.,,b these gentlemen should be at
W. s-.p,rty at the same sine ia not
..,,.s.i aad To- this thcrc seems 90 lie
. ,bs least bic u signlncancc which
m s,ubiless explain Itself On their re-
,srslf roi before.
wnarrucd thai - a share would not
~, d, touch the stock. as when the
..rsr plant is iueiaiied and the
ltry ma everything ln good Work.
N.i.r 10 fa expected 60 rp beyond
Ms,sgr giving the property "a valuation
u g,.i million. sumnInE everything
...y.r. an oncr 90 t,po.On seems
~ -..I thing o. be- overlooked, ana
. l.p.arl only plausible, 90 say the
~, tbst che stockholders would BE-
., b,t tempted % accept fhe tender.
~. ru-rlr may Boz well founded. and
t.,1 nd. hui proof OF the latter ana
"-.tt'ye statement from those COM
.l-si .s what is needed 90 dIFp'l the
~ rIN In the minds " She local
f..FUFHtgg.
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49,, a, newer on the iiih ifsi.. has
neon p8siponsd. NDrd o. ihst enett
aching hnre this morning. ~ uine
49, Noon eel Tor she meeting % ilA1
,,iors he advice only 8.atlng thIt
i,smberr would be rltihcd.
NOTES.
cs,rrs A. hawkes.. iriv. llng frflrr
,eo-t In the Denver q tin ~! ilht'
cine IN his n1rning from Nevada
al. ptw,ri H1chlm. an English
frtveifr. came in TINS mlfr.hE o.I
it9vss ihla eveninE for Dtnf,r over the
no Gfandc wcricru.
Hon. Th5maa teanH and q parry of
,nisirr mon from the East laft thr ely
Today on a trip or insp,runl Ni some
of me MINING clmpa or Nevada
H. u. Bearisicy. contracting 1gsnt
q ~. cbie4ro a NorihwCf. who
has boon In ihe Els, Cor f1ma weeks
wlii be ln the city Do The m3fn.ng.
Live stock Arcfc u1dnal u the
nj mas gone o. Kansas cry Mr.
MANN returned from "trip through
Ney1dt. whore he was succnsHful .n
occurring ave train loads M cattle aud
ahe,p from Hallick and Reno. Tor bis
rad.
The Oregon short Line viii run a
Thtnksr.vIng excursion o. ogden. u
VIII .iri have ihu usual fIhhi hunt cN-
Cuffion on she same daic.
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LACK TALLY SHEETS.
Board Of canunsn Of Election Returns Nd
loun TIN Tomorrow.


The county board " canvanserH met
a. 10 o'clock this morning. pursuant 10
the adjonrnmen, ~ yeaterday'and were
r~,dv arl anxious 70 proceed with me
huslp,ss before them. Mr Hall oner'
"a a resolution, vhch WIS Adopted 10
,he ,nrect that the canvas u the re-
turp. for AL officers on tho
tIct.ts be completed In each
dlotrct before another was taken
mn This plan necesfItntos the
nj, Of the entire ga, u four tally
shee,s right from she nrs,' and as
me-, ware not yet delivered by she
pr.ntef Y was found necea9Fy 10 no,
journ tlll tomorrow morning a. ~
O'Clock. a.. .,,...,,,, g.,
- through the returns from INC ehlll'
number uf voting DISTRESS % tnr e9h'
rressianal tickct hrst. then me leslsla-
tlve ticket, county ticket asa ~, cihei
ticket. neetsHtlt.nE On" hinallHs on
the enyrlop containing the returns
fr5m any given district once flr cleh
~ ~ 0ificgfH. Mr Han thought u a
s,fer plnu b. complete eieh "nNelQp'
ssparately before iis successor W mum.
nor was dptnld. The other members 81
no b1arl thought the sugkeH.lon a
gIod ons: aud while ms mode OF pro-
eedurs may consume a lillle more time
it.Is th1urht go rmhoiy a more clu-
ti1un Man Than that which has ollaln'
ca heretofore,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15

Was made every day during tr period
o, %. omaha Exposition uy the trains
Railway Oh ia Ch.ca4I I, Omaha Short
Liu..
Although i,s tfaint hauled from ton %
ihri0rn wei filled f'0up.ug cars and
coaches each night. yot schedule iImr of
arrival nt omaha and boo Chicago was
1u ucrumpl ftc;al record fu hs
proud 1f 1nl which h.H resulted Zoo
.rlIbilHhIng Che ChIclru Milwaukee q
Ht Paul Railway Loo iho WIris of thr
travelling community uH thH shortest.
best and most reliable ruu." between
omaha Hnl Ch..Hru and ih. EIHi
an coupon i.ck"t agents 600 uckeis
Via thc Chicago. Milwaukee a st. Paul
Railway. Far Information regarding
tha line. address T.. l.. Downing. COM
w.rclll AgrU. Salt Lake Cliy. uthh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15

O.. Mr. Hathoubtuck goes ON business
connected with his m.niug interests on
thc . .ttah fc-"Iva ton.
Amos u. uoldaway ls down from his
ranch .n Spanish Fora canyon.
A marriage license was issued ycr-
terduy Co -. ID. McEwan aged 90. and
Emily Mccham. aged is. both " Provo.
Mrs. August Allen hun written from
ST. Louis that her SON. Earl g.. has Zoe
covered suMclontly 90 he able Go start
Tor home 900 "wednesday the 10th Earl
was nuc OF Turroys rough riders aud
WIS oL Dis way home when compel u
o. remain iu SO. Louis through 600 ut-
tack 1f typhoid fever. when his c1nui-
Con became known his mother went -
Die bedside.
Elder Alfred saxoy j.. who hue
lately returned from % mission Co Eng-
land. hos been called o. labor Coz q
fcw month"; LOB The r1uth.fu Tart H' iNa
Mcu'HMutuul Improvement association.
Tic expects tn commence lIH home mis-
ficrury luu0u ut an early date.
Thomas Rlyuucc. uf sprluevIie. dia1
sunday morning inter % WrUitH illnoEH
nf typhoid pneumonia. ut the ugH 40
rI years. Ho was born ln pptur Dhrf.
Cor England and came Goo America
with L'a parents whom three years Hi
use Since 1862 be- hHa been % r.f dent
nf EuriuuviiIe iIo leaves u vito. three
daughters and four sons and many
relatives and friends o. mourn bis de-
p1riuro The funeral viii uo held ii-
morrow Wednesday
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Joseph Wilson has tfnu frrrrf bv
quit claim decd 90 Albert liHesu. fnr
Tho SUM ~ So Hn undivided twp.thIrdr
lninr'H 10 ln the Morning silr and tho
Butte mining claims. situated loo TInUc
mining district
Joseph 4. Harris has nirJ Ior record
noiicu uf location OF the Monitor min.
iur claim situated ON Rebel ANA Mann.
moth mountain in T'uuo m'nlnr dlH.
tr.ct
Monday Nov 2g. has been oct Tor
hearing petition flr admission o. pfu.
bate ui the last viii and testament of
JnmUH T. carter, deceased. uf IthI.
and flr lriteu toHtnmcutlfy DO be- h..
sued 20 JONES TurtHf. tho ,Urrutnr
nHnc1 IN the will
william King has been npp,'rtad n
special administrator in 40. ..tIta M
Jane King who died in American Fork
In iss2,
Frederick s. naft has olmml1rfd
fult Tor divorce against Lillian D.. Dart
on The grounds ~ dnHoriion. The ulr.
ilcl were married in GionwnHl gprura
February I, 1870. Plaintiff now rarIdHa
ln spanish Fork a. - Thurman and
IT, u. corfmun are bic attorneys.
THE wedding of Thomas Court. dcnui,
treasurer VI tho brigham Young aoHd.
nmy nnd MlHH Florence Pratt 10 tba
Third word Of this clfy, O. announced
flr the ssrd Inst
Mrs. Corncl.a Clayton ioft Tor salt
Lake today.
President n. Cluf Ir.. of the brigham
Young academy hur returned from u
tfIp to The flIthnru part uf the state
ln tho Interest ot the Beaver branch oi
the urajlmy.
This evening Sir. r. W. e.. Hnthsn.
htuuh ncc impaulod by hB daughter
Miss Minnie leaves f1r Wuahinlt ln, ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15

silver. COS; lead. $50
The nulllon-ncck dividend 81 10000
was paid today
~ a. smith has made application Tor
mcmbershlp on the exchange.
"um" Grlmtha goes OUT 20 Tln,le THIS
evening TO look into Few 'i wv
mines.
A praspectivc resumption ON the Wa
chussti h giVlug that stock conu'lefap''
of iif..
The sunbeam company mas pul. NV, "
tho silver Moon claim adjoining Ne "'"'
en- ppfs,ssiont at T.utlc'
gtoeF brokers are now paying fah.-
fsr fsss under protest, and propo.o 10
shofily alr thc matter in The courts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15
90 naard bod lhe rnrlnc.: d

Tho stockholders " the Pacific Min
Ing company held an Important meet
INK 10 this city Saturday. go which time
n new board ~ directors was Installed.
The same consisting Of william Dennis.
Samuel MDacham. !. W Green. =. Y.
Taylor ana William Lennon. Mr.. Den
MS was made PRECEDENT ana David ~.
Green secretary aud % was agreed go
coll GpO01 shares ~ treasury stock fur
the purpose nf raising money with
which 90 resume development work. Tho
rarl1ciH located nj Diamond. in close
proximity 10 the Homor AXE. and r. said
&, have good showing % Is proposed
o. sink the shaft 90 cut the ledge at "a
depth. she work ~ be pushed with AN
possible dispatch
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15

Tho directors %; the Utah sugar fac
tlry held a. meeting NJ the Presidents
oincs this forenoon, but transacted 40
business % Importance. Manager cut
Ter presented a fun repor. of the opera
tuHs OF the factory during the prraen.
season. ana pointed uut the promising
prospects cor fhe future. After dla.
cusaion ~ s1me m.ior details the board
adjourned until the 2lri inst, ~ which
time 10 ~ expected that President can-
non Nill De- home from the coast ana ln
attendance,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15
ul,l,n srncNs IN prNANp.
,,i,a asd Ds,tsr Con,inue 10 nrlnr Good
Tirurss IN the ut.

-t,t tbers " money On the right side
,.f'.ts. ftilI continues o. be- demon
.',sial dn the oNchauEc. the clnmor u
=, La mat side hoiug almost a. great
= -fIf. darpite the fact that business
b.. Zen unusually active Tor "a good
.ffs r1at. To-day the brokers sue
odd BOZ making matters quite inter.
'r.sr ana the call brought out a good
Id u snlaH. with nearly every stock
I'm in doing business at reasonably
30, HsursH. while some stood w the a..
liant and atili recorded "a good vol
Tor a starter Eagle made the nut
t.rtisr. the stock selling ut Nv cents.
Ttlr -Four Aces took "a hand nnd did
flrs.a ar0unr 2sit cents. while Gale
Ii uIih news % remarkably rich
rftt. stood out ln bold prc-cminsncc
m rade sales ~ low aa % cents aud
ti t.fh aH C1 reuta with the stock in
W.fllf was q seller ni $40 ana N,ii
Ia iavor Mammoth wis CHILLED upon
b. upwards ~ 900 shares, the sales be-.
10 made NJ from Gsh 90 tGh cents,
Nuhsm iirht continued in good tone
90 rdM h0iWron n and ~ cents. while
o. ths close thn latter figure was firmly
N tgi no more could be- had under
-.
To- oiii u stocks nt random brought
dgi an equally good volume ~ huHiaeHs.
n.r b.nE brisk trading In Joe Bow
tn shove a cents. Golden Eagle be-
uHn Z and cents ana WuchnHett.
ing ifs,p lt from 10 a. n cents with
ftI -Aiu delivery attachment pcN-
o. nftrl-i high ana sold at $50,
W. llfo was nyombly looked upon
trf niif innrfcra nt from fi.ai 20 gi,fn
VIM MEDIUM figure IN evidence an the
dl.fr tt Hulllon-lioct Tunnel was
rihf weak while Emerald sold above
hotu anl was firm IA the bidding up
o. pr. tIsa M the cull. swansea con.
t strong but did nn business
ID. da.ng flsurca were as follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15
YIeIa. IIIrh Value. IN arla.

The Lost josephine Mining company.
which filed articles OF Incorporation
something Ike week arm. believes a.
has one ~ the best properties Ia the
country. ard bases To- belief on the
fact that 90 taken from lts hidden pre-
rlnrta, yHids remarkably high values.
f0na rliEg a. high NJ f2ittp In FREE
gold iu the ton. cant Timothy EEtut
who made a personal examination "
the property ~ especially hopeful uf ~
future. u.s. BE- himself took out the ore
which showed such Eplcudid results.
From seven arrays the lowest value
was fltfo. the others iAnglug from this
figure Co. that nrn. above mentioned.
The nine he's ltt location ~ miles east
10 kamlH Zoo fuwmt county ana gives
evidence OF having boon worked years
ac,. presumably by IN Spanish, who
developed d. 60 very great extent ana
saved the gold iu an nrastra, iia pros
emit owners are about 10 commence
vigorous work In cleaning uut M Ola
N1rtinen. believing an they Do that
ihoir iabors will be richly rewarded
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15
PROVO.
Electric ligh, Oiscugei.

At the meeting ~ tho city souncli. held
lhft eyCuiug, the julnt cummittc on clcc-
fflc lighting reported that they had
made investigation looking GO tho light
inE OF the city,und had employed a COM
potCnt engineer 60 mako careful sur
wy Of the TimpHuuglH Canal power
site. N had been found That $50 horse
power can be- developed b. charging
the ditch ana cnlufF.ng tho stream
where Il comes on tho bench. Less than
ouc-half % this amount would be Nee
canary Tor domestic, business and city
lighting purposes. Ana that u power
site ana flHht OF way could be pur-
chased at u reasonable figure from
tho owners % Hand along tho canal.
The committee recommended the pur-
chase from Ar. Reed Smuot. the pres
ont owner OF thr Provo Wooden Mills
compnny'n electric PLAN ON the follow
lnr terms ON which Mr Smoot had Ole
fcrcd 60 soil; The plant teNcrpt the
dynnmu) Including pole line, wire
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IMPROVING lis ROAD eEOs.
Union Pacific Engaged II Reducing lis Grade
So as to lnlrease haullng Power,

Tho Unlon Pacific has commenced
making improvements on lis road bed
an Inc main lin' Moaern railroadlng
mems constant reduction In grades,
A inrrs number OF extra men arc At
nresert being put 20 work on the gradcH
IN .ho VS. ming division with The Obj
jsri Of rtduolag them at i.ar' ten per
coma with the Increase Of iraihc over
me ilrn that has shown ~ this season,
III move upon the part on the clm-
many mas become imperative a. aa 90
Increase the hnhlins power ~ thelr en-
VIA meellng ~ she TmnsmissouTl
nas"euger agents. which was called .
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IstnAl rouND NuIlor.

one bay hIrfp. hind feff white.
ore Grown ur DARK bay mare about o
yDars uids
ono blue ra1n horse aiHuI yHlrf
Ola. b1riHl We vu rrht shoulder
No thc above d.f.fIu.d Iu.mlif arc
r1i claimed on or b.f1r. Sow mh.r sf.
ls,s. they viii Doe f1l l. C.y EHny
Pound at . pm.
JOHN ~. NATION.
NH.H.s..HL........
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Roloo s. well, cominr Home.

Tho friends % Rulon s. Wells will De
pleased 20 know thnt he win be home
shortly Pinit Lyman IL now on she
ocean IN route to Great britain 10 o..
iloyc Mr.. Wells az PRECEDENT 81 the
European mission. Elder Wells expects
tp roach here 20 sine 90 spend the
Christmas holidays with his family.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15

A gentleman who spends considerable
iins af Iaik Ciy ia authority 'oi lh'
rintemuil a. coming from the c1n-
rsrvis -upsfIutrndent. that In PAYING
M way f,r thc installation ~ ~ new
nIr fdinur, sl0r. the men az the Nale1
urrbvsrti % tig lodge ~ good looking
mineral something IKE two weeks ago,
vhirh. saya a. u The cause ~ the
-tsclss sudden nuI almost unparalleled
ndyuuta. Trio gentleman tutth't
ataf,n that thr now condition o. the
milne has caused considerable acutlN
r,ers hmm syfr inc value OF ground ~
Ing adJac. nj 90 the Nalro.
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Infant mortality u something fright
ful. Nearly nno-quarler die before
they reach one year. 0uc.th.rd before
they are i've. and One.h1lf before they
are lfieeni Tho timely use Of
WHITES CREAM NERMtFUGE
would save "A majority nf these
precious lives. Price 20 cts. z. G. ~. 1.
DRUG Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15

n you have sore throat, soreness
ncr1ss the back or side. or your lungs
feel rorc Or tender, or you are threat
rncd with dlphtherla or pneumonia. ap.
ply BALt4ARD's SNOW LlNtMENT
externally. and USE BALLARD'a
HOREHoUND SYRUP. q. c. NJ l.
Drug Dent
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TlANaEEna IN ernrKa-

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~ aces. 1000 shares ~ gsise.
~. i'rt glo shlrea q ssbc.
e. N..s a0p shares ~ 2sA.c,
rNi' ~ shares ff Gne
"a ll shares a. 900.
At 700 shares n $50.
~. ~. llIl shares % 81
r,.Hli goo shares 10 Ggr.
r.'ll lW shares o. $50.
V..l- ~ Thafes a. iI.iO.
~. lh shares 10 sIli.
i Mammoth, 100 shares III GftGc.
49,. eiinnlth, 200 shares N GGe.
G... lum0 'h. 100 sharea N g5uc.
N.lgin LIght. 900 fhnres a 10
Norb Lsnt 1000 shares a. u4c.
Nart.n LIs1i 1000 shares ~ lie.
V.rtN lashl 300 shares ~ iiMc.
BgH',- LAsAi 300 shares % igc.
Nt H''A Tunnel 800 shares @
fns, !l shares @ $40.
F4ld. 300 shirsr II hi,
Or,. la. 200 shares Q igiLe
", p. lll hlts q i5c.
b. p,,"rfs, 800 shares q ete.
b.. 1..lai goo shares a. aiitc.
D. mN'fi, al0 shares ID giite,
b.. h.ris. 300 ahafls al sime
vsl.' ea,s.i 200 shares Il agr.
W. 200 shares al IN
", lol shares n 4, ss,f
vsln M spares 10 $3.50.
'hAr"s n n 60
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