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and twelve wounded. The enemy SUI
fcrcd heavily. AZ usual. II " to b. cS-
pcctcd that the villages taken by the
American commander viii be rcoccu-
pied. but the moral effect on the insur-
gents of the dash and aEgrcsriNeness
which an American flying column u
capable % was all General OTIS had In
View when he sent out his lieutenant
60 clear the shores ~ I.agunn de Bay.
No doubt such expeditions Will be dis
patched 10 the Interior from time TO
time. and n Il should be decided to
traverse the country with Tying coll
umns In q general movement the inHur-
gents would be half beaten before the
advance IL made
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General I.awton IL report
cd Ms saying It VIII require 100000 men
To paclfy the Philippines.
That Ia 10 say, every soldier OF the
United States army, at It's maximum
strength allowed by law, VIII have TO
Ia be In the Philippines In order tn
"raclfy" them and the army must be
constantly recruited In order TO repair
the loss from nKhting and the greater
waste by disease. Yet the soldiers now
there who We're enlisted for the war
against spain are demanding TO be set
free and sent home.
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san rraneIrco chronlsle.

Den. shafter II correct whei. he says
t.awton would underestimate rather
than -saggcrate the difficulties OF the
Philippine campaign. but We think that
the general opinion of the American
people IN that ARuinaido should be
hunted down. with no thought Of hold
ing the country until n larger army II
Furnished. What the filipinos need
IN 10 be- Hnundly whipped ana this Law
ton could accomplish IN "A month n
OTIS would give him n good force. once
crush Aguinnldo ana no one would hear
anything more Of Filipino revolt.
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chleaso TImea.IIerald.

Even granting that the opinion IN
sound. what reason was there why the
general should formulate Il In a state
ment and then authorize" the state
ment for publication Lnwton II not
the American commander In the Pitt
ippincs, Tint office Ia held by General
Otis, who has said repeatedly that any
necessary. Aftcr a much longer ana
much moro instructive experience than
HIS rubordinate'H he remains fully con-
iident OF his strength Upon his show
Ink n demand FOR 100000 men would be
pfeposterous.
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QUA PHILIPPINE POLICY.
New York Tribune.

Strong deeds are followed with words
Of Kindness and good chccr. They had
been preceded by them. And had those
earlier words been hcedcd and accepted
tho dccds would never have been
needed. Now the Fillplnoa. or rather the
Tagnln. have iearne.I-a lesson which
should make them more receptive Of
this message than they were OF the
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a contribution to an eastern exchange

a contribution to an eastern exchange
philcsophicaiiy observes;
Young woman. beware " the man
who seeks 60 bind you 10 long engage
neni. No matter what his prcteNt may
be. his motive II always n selfish one.
He II either too lazy to work for FAM
ily. or too fond ~ ha bachelor In
dulEcncer TO be- able to rcnouncc them
FOR the purcr and caimer Joys OF a
married life. or II base Hcoundrcl
seeking only to win your affections and
confidence by fraud or promise which
he never intends 10 make good"
There may perceptions TO this rule
NJ In most others. hut II IL a word TO
the wise.
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This morning The World publishes n
cable from itH correspondent ~ Manila
containing nm authorised statement
from Major General i.awton that "the
present prospect n that at least 100000
troops win he necessary 10 pncify the
Philippine Islands. This II the DELHI
crate Judgment of the American general
mo has been fighting the FiliplnoH and
studying them M short range. Its ex-
ncrlenee brings him Ia the conclusion
expressed hy Admiral Dewey last sum
mer. hut suppressed by the war depart
nrut
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Complaint IA made Of the Importation
81 Japanese cooiIc labor In this country.
by the Northern Pacific. They come
by way Of Seattle. Portland. Vancouver
and Victoria. The Japs are willing TO
work for 30 cents a day. and no Amcrl-
can iaborcr can compete with them at
that figure.
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The Chicago Timcs-Hcraid predicts
that. In the case OF the retirement OF
Mr. Reed from the spcakerahip OF the
House. one OF these six representatives
would be his successor; Hopkins. HIT
Cannon Of Illinois. Henderson. Hep
burn or poiiivcr Of Iowa. May be no.
may be not.
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Ifs. butts, pcrhapscs and queries do
not constitute proofs Of anything under
the sun. The Deserct News pays no
further attention to them than TO puffs
Of wind. that are neither sweet-scented
nor heaithful. Give US facts or give US
nothing.
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In council. and sympathlze with the
Presbyterian preachers In India who
arc by the action Of the General Asscm-
bly,. left In a condition Of doubt and
impotence on question which Is vital
to their success.
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Critics 81 the administration viii err
" they seek TO md In this deliverance.
az they have pretended TO ind In 9th.
crr which have preceded u. sign OF
malcyolcnt intent or Of selfish Schem-
ing. The program for the Philippines "
now plainly marked out; First peace.
then good government for the people.
and. aa far NJ possible. by the pco-
pie.
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Tho clnematcograph and not love u
the modern great lcvcler 81 social rank.
corbetts Tight at Carson, Dewey's bat
tie at Manila. and Sadly Margaret Prim-
roses marriage In Westminster have
all been pcrpctuatcd By II. Great IL
love. and mighty IL art as witness the
vitascopc
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John wanamakcr says the friends Of
good government should no, despair be-
cause Of the verdict In the quay case.
Assurcdiy there IL nothing In the
verdict over which ouay's friends
should be discouraged; In fact, Il seems
to be a case where no one need to de-
apair.
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Things that are equal TO each other
being equal TO the same things, the
query Is raised. 'why not let the Salt
Palace corporation have all Of Liberty
Park for two and half years instead
OF n fourth OF Il for ton years.
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Illinois viii now have free state em-
ployment agencies In all tho larger
cities. The idea is to bring together
those In search Of work and OF laborcrs'
at the expense Of the state.
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From the Presidents instructions to
the Reef comwlssion 90 Inquiry II Is
plain that he was anxious To get 10 the
meat Of the question.
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traffic. We have not heard OF anybody
accepting the challenge.
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STOCKS AND INVESTMENTS.

Utah BANK and Commercial Stock. ana
other high grade Investment securities
bought and sold. l.oanH on Siocks
Dividend payinE stocks bought aud sold.
Investment otutts from institutions. trus-
tees Of estates and capitalists viii receive
the best OF attention.
JOHN Z. CUTLER JR.
Tel II. ID Msin Street.
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Wowles Brown Bread.

Thy Nowle's Iinlrton Flour. For sale
by all grocers. See that you get what
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-22
"Beauty's
Brown Bread"

That's what Vowles Health Flour
makes. and you can make noston
Brown bread that beats the original
article 30 badly that It's name viii be
lost forever and you viii name II
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NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS MEET.
lNN.


NOTICE T. hereby. given that a general
meeting of the stockholders Of the 0fand
Gulch Mining company, a corporation undor
tho laws ct Utah, viii ho held nj the CONE
pany's o1lcc, No. rs Commercial block Ia
nccpmhUf. i-n AZ o'clock u. m. " said day.
for tho purpose ~ considering and voting
upon the following proposed amendments 20
tie articles of Incorporation Of said COM
10 amend Article . by substituting tho
words Fglnton shares Of the par value NJ q 10
each" for tho word, "sl,oo1 shares OF ss1po
e 10 amend Article TO read As follows.
The officers u this company shall consist u
n president, Yicrs president board " suvun
90 dlHutors, secretary and 10 treasurer,
each uf whom shall DO u stockholdcr ia tho
company"
d tfnrupcal Artlclel,
To AMEND Article n road AS followsi
The directors shall bn Vlvcted by the stock
holders. The PRECEDENT vice president sec.
Rotary and treasurer shall be- elected by the
board ~ dlfvtturs, tho president aud vice.
president frum tholr number, and all oluf-
tinus shall be- hy ballot. The term NJ Office
n ull N the oni'nrs shall be ono year and
unit. their successors shah be- elected and shall
have uuallhrd, Ihv annual meeting OF stock
holders tor the election u officers aud for
tile transaction OF such other business a.
may come before u shall no held at the Office
Of the clmHnuy DO salt Lake CITY salt Lake
ruury iu each year az 9 O'Clock D. nj. iuurtn
members N tho board Of directors shall con-
sutute quorum Tor tho transaction OF busi-
uess.
a.-To repoal Articles
u-Tutucll Artlcluts
Aud for Tho tran 1tlon Of such other bust
moss a. NY properly come before said moot-
THOMAS W. JENNINGS, PRECEDENT
JAMES D. JENNINGS Secretary
Dated this 2lHt uay NJ November 100
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NOTICE ishcrchy given. that In pursuance
Of m orier ~ tho District Court Ia aud for
salt Lake county. state ~ Utah. made on ths
sgcnud day ~ December, islp. IN tho matter "
the hsiiitc ~ -u.aunhh luuiref, deceased,
the undersigned. the administrator ~ said
Estate. viii sell AZ private sale 20 tho hlfhcst
bidder Tor ca.h. gold roin of the United
states, and subject a. confirmation by SAIL
day ~ ncccmt.r, ispl. n y O'Clock ", AZ SO.
~ u street, salt Lake CITY, Utah. all tho
right. title and Interest and estate 81 the said
Susannah uulVur. deceased, NJ the time "
that the said estate has hy operation n law
or otherwise. nruuirrd other thnn or ia addl-
ton To that ~ tho said suanuah fouigrr ~
the time y hcf death, IN and tn OIL that GER
ami being In saii cay and county ~ sait
Lake. Hate ~ Utah. nnd bounded and dos
cfihcd u. follows, to-Witi
Fart ~ lat one ~. Hook tvonty-slS ON.
Plat ~" salt Lake civ survey. somnenc.
lnF az the aiutiUnst corner 81 said at one IA,
and running thence north Nv. ~ rods. thencs
west hVc ~ rud- thence south tive ll ruds.
thence east hNoia rudsto tho pointed bczln-
Also the following described lard situate.
lying and buinf IN tho rorgty u Weber.
State at Utah to-witi
An undivided onu.half Interest IN Lots
twVnty-iwu IN. twenty. thfUs en- and
twent, -four, nio'k one % central Park Adj
dituu ~ ogden tity, Meber County, Utah
coin ~ the United States. twunty Dor cent N
the purchase money To be paid ~ the Admin
istratur un the day ~ sale balance on con.
t a.s 7, :" a, I'M soa 1 haa,.ssd IN ~ ba,
!, Ionlsvr, No. g u street, salt Lake City.
IlEnnEHT J. TouLoER.
=. Administrator ~ tho lsihie % susannah
sait IatU civ. December T. 80
Alexander McNiastcr. Attorney for Estate.
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uuliEe licenses were Issued TO John
! weslaeld. %. and Miss May chad
Ia y. both of North ogden; Albert
1 lrihufs, g. Of Evanston. Wyo.. and
y lola Roas, 10. of ogden.
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MILLVlLLE.
sunday school Anniversary Jubilee III
sreise..

Special Correspondence.
Mlllville. Cache Co. Dec. io.-Thc
Sunday school Jubilee was celebrated
here TODAY morning and evening. Tho
Tho meeting houH. was nicely decofat.
ed for the occasion. We were hou0rei
with the presence OF on" Of tho pupils
that was present OF Brother Ballan-
tync's school In 1919. via Samuel Whit
ncy, who was In later years one Of tho
Hupcrintcndcnts OF the Millvlilc sunday
school.
The program, 40 published by the
Sunday School Union, WINS made tho or.
der ~ the day. all the features of which
were cfodltabiy rendered under the di-
rcctlon OF Supt. Chandler and his aids.
From the most reliable Information
II was shown that the flrGt Sunday
school Of Mlllvlllc was organized In the
fall of 1867. with the following teachers.
viz Charles 6. shaw, Joseph Hum
phrcyr. Richard and Thomas lcrsop.
Frederick Ycntcr. Elisa King. Caroline
Carr. Victoria Cummings and Others
whose names have passed from memOs
~. as In those days no Sunday school
records were kept.
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crops. the spirit II Sunday school work
was not IN the people. Al the present
time the smlthneld Sabbath school
ranks among the best In Zion. fully
graded. with an enrolment OF tC0 mem-
bcrs and " officers and teachers, who
are all lively. energetic men and wo-
men.
Assistant Superintendent Ole Olson.
Jr,, introduced bishop George l.. Far
rcll, 20 years OF age, as the oldest mom-
her enrolled In the school. and Leonard
MauritHcn Merrill. aged three years.
aH the Youngest enrolled member. THE
member longest enrolled In the smith
Held school l. Superintendent Samuel
Nelson. who has been member since
the school was first organized In tho
ward.
Besides the interesting program.
which Included n morning and evening
session, interesting addresses were de-
lv,rcd by Bishop Farrell. Elder Isaac
Smith OF the Stake presidency and 9TH
pra
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II was thrilling escape that Charles
Davis of Bowerston. o.. lately had from
n frightful death. For two years re-
we're lung trouble constantly grew
Consumption. Then he began to use
DIR. Kings New Discovery and lately
wrote: 1T gave instant relief and ef-
fccted a permanent cure" Such Won
derful cures have for 20 years, proven
It's power to cure all Throat. Chest and
Lung troubles. Price 30 cts. and 800.
Every bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles
FREQ nt z. q. VI. |. Drug Don't.
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HEBER.
Jnbiiee Ceiebrstsee - Two Sessions aud y
Grand Concert 10 the Evening.

Special Correspondence.
Hebcr city. wasatoh Co. Dec. TO-
The Sunday school jubilee was carried
out nv per program OF the Sunday
School Union.
The Stake House was decorated with
notices and pictures OF the Temples
and portraits Of the authorities The
rear wall behind the stand had six tiers
Of portraits OF the Stake authorities.
and the stake superintendent OF the
Sunday schools. Hurmountcd by u like
ness OF the Prophet Joscph Smith.
Superintendent William Lindsay had
charge Of the very Interesting exer-
Clacs, which occupied both morning
ana afternoon sessions. The FIRST sum
day school here was organized In 1869
and had AN attendance " Is. now there
are $50 pupils enrolled. Thos. II. Giles
was the first superintendent.
In the evening sunday school con.
cert was given IN the stake House, at
tended by about a thousand people. The
program was well rendered and was a
success throughout
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12

Larsen, Andrew Mortonscu and Bengt
panlelsen, have erected a solid building.
OF which the people Of Mayiicld may
well be proud. School VIII starr IN
the building the first OF the coming
year.
Il. ]. Christensen Jr. has Just finished
n nice residence at u cost Of $3.50.
iIlshop T.. Christenscn's new house
helps the appearance OF the place. and
Mayfieid IL building up. The grain crop
the past season IL about ms usual, while
lucern fell on about one.fourth.
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Court Bu.incss - Narrow Escape from
Death Licensed to Wed.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. Dec. 1.-THE following bust.
ness has been transacted In the Fourth
district court.
Estate Of Polly A. Garner. deceased.
tlon ordered
Estate OF Mary Goodwin. deceased:
distribution ordered.
Estate Of Thomas Askcw, deceased:
petition u John Mcneil for letters OF
special naturalization was heard.
counter petition and demurrer filed
Demurrer ovcrrulcd and John Mcneil
appointed administrator With bonds at
$3.50.
Carrie Frcy ct al W oregon Short
Lime Railway Company ct al. separate
demurrer OF Rio Grande Western Rail-
way Company set for hearing Dec II.
AN UNFORTUNATE LITTLE ONE.
The 2-ycar-oid son Of Mr.. and Mrs
william Brodic. of the Second ward.
had "a very narrow escape from death
yesterday afternoon. The little fellow
was playing around the room and got
upon a chair. lie had pair OF scissors
In his hand and In some manner lost
his balance aud fell 20 the floor. In
falling both blades penetrated the body
Of the child ana II II n miracle that
he was not Instantly Killed, But the
point hit lower rib and glanced up
ward. coming out about two and one.
half Inches above. The stab made a
painful flesh wound but N not thought
TO be dangerous, Dr, Rlbison was sum
moned and dressed the wound. and the
little sufferer IN progressing nicely. II
the sciHnorn had entered two Inches
lower. the accident would have been
fatal
Less than two months ago the same
child fell into n vat of Stacking lime
and was badly burned. the scars Of
which have not yet completely healed
nFa
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Victims TO stomach. liver and kidney
troubles ns well as women. and all feel
the results In loss Of appetite. poiSona
headache and tired. listlcsa. rundown
feeling. hut there's no need to feel
like that. J. w. Gardner. OF fdavllie.
Ind. says; Electric Blttcrs are Just
the thing for n man when he don't care
whether he lives or dies. II gave mo
new strength and good appetite. ! can
now eat anything and have a new lease
on lifc." Only so cts. at u. G, NJ. I.
Drug Dept. Every bottle guaranteed.
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HARRISVILLE.


Special Correspondence.
HarHsylllc. weber Co. Dec. iO.-rhe
local celebration commemorative u the
establishment of the 1.attcr-day Saints
sunday schools was held here today.
with nearly all officers. teachers and
pupils. with a host OF visitors. present.
The morning and afternoon programs
were well rendered. rejecting credit
upon both teachers ana pupils, lnstfuc-
tive ana appropriate remarks were
made by Bishop Taylor, Patriarch T.. q.
Taylor. Father stephen Miller, Coun.
tolor II. q. Dixon. supt. H. ID. Brown
and others.
The iiarrirylllc Sunday school wao
first organized In 1865. under the leader
ship OF Elder Martin II. Harris, with
twenty scholars enrolled; g. sessions
were held In q log school house. l6siS
feet. with q dirt roof. and slab benches
TO sit on. Bishop Levi J. Taylor and
Supt. II. u. Brown have been Identified
with the echool since It's organization.
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NOTICE Is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore oNlstlng hvtNoen rs, under
the hrm name " 'Mlner 4 Miller {, 10y mu-
tunl consent dissolved. All Indebtedness
owing 20 si,id nrm has heon assigned q ~ W.
Miller. Tho good viii VI said coal business.
ana tho right % llsO our advertising phrase
"Cnal thai suits" was on the l1th day OF Octo-
bor, lspl, transferred to Thomas Harris, our
successor
l.. @. MILLER, ~. W. MILLER,
W. A, WIGHT v, ID, WIGHT.
Dated ~ salt Lake city, Utah, this 9Th day Of
December, 1871
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EVANSVILLE.


special correspondence.
Gtantsvillc. ToOelc Co. Dec. 1.-The
sunday school Jubilee held hero Sunday
the 10Th Inst, was brilliant nffair
The meeting house was beautiful dec
GRATED with flowers and bunting and on
the walls hung the liie-sizcd photo
graphs OF x-auperintendenta,
Both morning and evening meetings
were crowded TO excess.
Superintendent Il. II, Clark presided
at both meetings. The well prepared
programs were successfully carried out
To the satisfaction OF all.
The Sunday school In the Grnntsvillc
ward was organized May 9. 1866. with
william Ice, as superintendent. fol-
lowed by a. q. johnson, William JEFF
ferries. =. W. woollcy. Thomas Williams
and Thomas H. Clark. the present In
cumbent. All are living with the cx-
ception OF Brother william Lee.
our school IL In q nourishlng condl-
ton and model one In many respects.
and viii compare with any school In
the Etnte,
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Pride OF the West Milling Company. Location
OF principal place 81 business, salt
Lake city, Utah.

NOTICE Is hereby given that NJ "A meeting
~ tho dirertors, hold uu tho ilth day OF Mo-
yomhcr. ispl, an nsscssncnt Of pno fortivth
u-lni ~ one cent per share was levied IN thu
capital stock NJ the corporation, paY nblo on
or before the 18th day u December, l-yi 10 j,
g. Jensen. SECRETARY, Room i2 city and
County building, SAT- Lake CITY, Any stock
phid on tho 10Th day ~ December, lNiN, viii
be delinquent aud adj crtlscd for sale NJ pub
IT, auction, aud unless payment u made be-
iipn, at T. O'Clock 10. NJ tie Office pf tho fcc-
rotary, % pay the delinquent assessment to-
guther with tho cost ~ ADVERTISING aud ek-
pcnse uf sale. .,....,..,
Onicc. Room - city aud County Building,
salt Lake city, Utah.
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f. u. wicklnr. for several years Ore
g0n Short Line railway agent at this
place, has accepted the agency on the
same road nt Sandy and left for his
new post this morning. Jos Dunkly.
of American Fork. nils the vacancy at
this place.
COURT HOUSE FOR SILVER CITY.
The county commissioners held an
extra session today and besides other
business, they authorized Architect
booth. Of this place. to draw up plans
ana specifications for the court house
TO be built at Silver City,
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1NrERnrsINo Nrws nn1Ers.

We have four inches OF snow on the
ground this morning and atill showing.
The weather for some days past has
been very cold but has now moderated
and the prospects for "A heavy fall OF
snow IN good.
The health OF the people generally II
good.
An old folks Hoolabie II billed for
Tuesday evening In Hillyard'a Han.
Preparations for the celebration OF
Joseph Smiths birthday are under way.
ana we anticipate an enjoyable time.
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NEW SCHOOL HOUSE.

4 now school house looms up In q
conspicuous position in the center OF
the town. Its rcd brick walls are seen
from quite distance. The building,
when completed. win cost about $1,000
II Is asxGO. two stories, containing four
large. wen lighted rooms. The con-
tractors and builders, Warren Tye. ole
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-12

Your best feelings. your social POSI-
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on the perfect action OF your stomach
and Liver DR.. Kings New Life Pills
give Increased strength, n keen. clear
brain. high ambition. A % cent box
will make you feel like new being.
Sold by T. &, NJ, 4. Drug Dept