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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11

Ioui.isns rurchs.. Dsisgatcs Complete
iin.in.-. In the Convention.

~. Louis. Jan. 1.-THE cunscntl0n
Of delegates ffom states aud territories
In the f1.ouisiana Purchase, which
Yesterday selected ~ Louis aa the
place 20 celebrate the one hundrcdth
anniversary In that event In 1903. com
pletcd Its business and adjourned To-
day subject to the call of the chair
man OF the executive committee. IN
executive committee composed of three
members from each state aud territory,
except Missouri and Louisiana. Ia
which were accorded four members
We're selected as follows
Arkansas ssnEle. l.. a. Fits-
patrick, Frank liill.
colorado-T. J. o'Donncll. W. n. ny
crs. +. =, McMurray
Iowa--I.Afayettc Young. W. T. Full
ier David urant.
louisiana r. Scnchaud. a, ~
Wilson. Eugene ]. MculNeny. j. w
Moore.
North Dakota--G. y. Gaitman. NJ.
o. f.arimorc. v. A. Moon Jr..
South Dakota-c. n. Freeman, Kirk
q. Philips. =. =. Potter.
o Minnesota- Wise. G. l., Ross, Y.
T. Danforth.
Nebraska-E. W. Taylor. ". y. Me.
Inionh. VIII owen Jones.
oklahomn-Ex-Gov. a. J. Seay, u. II.
Leach. HenJ. ". firksley,
Wyomlng-L. woodmoad. J. G. Davis.
Clarence llchardson
Miasouri-D. " Francis. John Perry.
Howard Elliott, Edward W. stephens.
Kansas-Frank W. Elliott. W. G.
Penney, y. NJ. Nicely.
Montana-John T. Murphy. Charles
Conrad. II. y. white.
The resolution providing for this
committee empowers Il 10 take up the
general subject " a worlds fair In ~.
Louis In 1893 and organize for the
development Of the proposition NJ which
this convention has declared itself In
favor"
Lieut.. ooy. ]. g. Miiilman 81 Iowa.
chairman OF the convention. was made
member exoilicio Of the executive coms
mitte~. A. the conclusion ~ the com
vention the executive committee met
fof the purpose 81 organizing,
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s,ewart got Judge Norrell TO set =
ben dozen 81 them for trial. O9 Pin
,nsnring Monday January SVtn' i"'
'',s.s sol are as foliowH. -
salt Lake city vs. james kenunh,
assault and battery. Defendant ~,
man who tried to get possession q, ~ ~,
,ie Harvey Grimm ut the Vniversiy ~
Nav isg7 aud who was adiudgcu ku
~ of assault and battery on ~ 400
nm by Justice Wengcr and hnSd tlvv.
gait Lake city vs. George Rayno,ui,u,
convicted OF constructing bullu'n "
Without first obtaining n permit '"
liz go. aud fined $50.
sail Lake city Va Hcber Mackay;
convicted ~ assault and battery anu
rref so ,,,,. 81
salt Lake city W. John Holley. az
t,,1rea ruiity or doihg business WIN
out n license and ancd $40,
% S,i, .ate CIV. W. ". @. Pollock. con
,,.tod Oh allowing fcmalcs IN saloon nj
tsr nine u M. and fined 500.
salt Lake city W. charles uulkley'
convicted Of violating tho IRE escape
ordinance. and fined $40.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11
SUPREME | Nd
DISTRICT COURTS.
Damage Suit on Appeal Argued
and Submitted.
MRs.HANsoN's DIVORCE SUIT
Casc Of gx.Deputy sheriff DaNi. set
Tor Trial number Of salt Lake
uv eases Dockcted.

The Supreme court heard arguments
today In the ease II Lyman Carter
plaintiff and respondent. w the utah
Consolidated Mining n Milling AM
pany. defendant and appellant Ben
nett. Hardness. lfowaL Bradley q
Richards appeared for the appellant
and Judge King John W. Burton and
James \. Williams Tor the respondent.
This IL an appeal from a judgment
for 5000 rendered In October. 1897. up
on the verdict OF n jury In the Second
judicial district. W. y. Duscnbcrry.
judge. In favor " Carter for Injuries
alleged to have been sustained while
engaged aH miner In the defendant
company's mine. In that county.
The court took the case under adj
viscmcnt.
For failing to flo an abstrao, az re-
quircd by law. the Supreme court today
dismissed the appeal ease u William
Garland Va the Rear Lake and River
Watcrworks a Irrigation company. APP
pcllants. Judge Hart took no part IN
the consideration % the motion.
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WORK OF THE THIRD DAY.
The Utah State Legislature Proceeds 10
Business.
House DI.cussing ttuie. Not Much
un.ine.. In Eiihcr Brsnch
Vet.
SENATE.


The Senate convened az p. M, Mr.
Nebeker In the chair. Senator Pecry
absent. The call for bills did not de-
velop any rush senator W. q. Nebc-
ker moved that the scrgennt-at.nrms
be- instructed and empowered to provide
the senators with stationery.
SENATE GOSSIP.
at IL fact" remarked one oniooker,
that there II not "a single lawyer IN
the senate this year, and this aurir'
well for the legislative quality OF tho
work Of the present Hcarion.' He had
forgotten Lawyer Ridcout Of Draper.
"speaklng " there bcin< no lawyers
In the senate" remarked another man,
why, there arr none In the House
what Of Lloyd and shepard, stewart
and johnson and" dot out" said
students. beginners" Well" said tho
other. they have made mighty good
beginning"
The wits call Powers headquarters.
tho barn" Accurc's headquarters arc
known nv "the mint" King ncadquar-
tors ARE called 1.-THE mnrguo." Judge
klnE'a supporters call his place tho
push" McCunc's place the PULL
while Powers place h, In this list, un-
namablc.
Judge Powers tells this story on hlm-
self. a man on the street accoatcd
Representative i.apish. legislator from
Utah county saying. Hello, LaplHh.
they tell me You are the man that N
EoinE 10 vote for Judge Powers" Yes
replied the representative, that II
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IN Tni iiousE.
Reading and Discussion Of tho Huie.
Oesupy the Afternoon.

Today the members OF the House dis
ouHsed the proneness ~ Representative
Shepard for introducing bills. Last
evening he sent four Of them 20 tho
desk In less than that number OF secs
onds. No. l related entirely TO the re-
vlval Of Judgments. No. provides that
judgments shall continue In force for
elEht years; No. provides that justices
Of the peace shall have clvil Jurisdiction
~ actions arising on contract In cases
where the amount Involved II less than
three hundred dollars. In actions Tor
hnc. penalty or forfeiture where the
sum u less than three hundred dollars.
IN actions Tor damages for injury or
OBTAINING personal property where the
amount N less than three hundred doll
lars. No. I relates to executions and
II very short, Its full text ~: "'rhc
party In whose favor judgment N given.
may, nt any time within eight years
after the entry thereof. have writ OF
execution Issued for IT, enforcement"
The ffth bin was by Alr. Mansfield
and ~ intended to amend section 1855
Revised Statutes 40 that II viii read IA
follows
"dl when tho property taken IL Of
n value exceeding hfty dollars: 90
when the property IN taken from the
NHNH"N ~ NANNNN'Nf aaf WYNN wv
~ taken N "a horse, mare, colt Eclding.
COW, heller steer. OK. bull, calf Hhccp.
mule. jack or ienn.y.
Sec. 9 That section 1901 of the Re.
vised Statutes ~ Utah. 1855. II amend
cd Co read az followH: See. 1891. Grand
larceny il punishable by imprisonment
In the State prison for term OF not
more than ton years.
THE House was fifteen minutes late
In getting down to work this afternoon.
Representative richards OF To0ele was
excused nn account OF sickness. The
Journal N yeHtordny'a proceedings not
having arrived, the regular routine of
business was proceeded with. The
committee ON rules, jackson chairman,
presented liH report ana submitted a
code Tor the government Of the mem.
bers during their deliberations. The
rules nre largely repetition of those
mat have been In vogue IN past Legis-
lltnrcH The reading ana discussion
" those rules consumed most OF the
Afternoon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11
POLICE NOTES.

A ma named william Hobbs appeared
at the police headquarters today VIA
eyed mud bloody. From his personal
appearance one would have Thought ne
had been at Denny brook fair. lie de-
nnndod tho arrest OF too Italians, one
OF whom Keeps q small grocery store
on Third South between West Temple
md First West. by tho name Of Toney
a Mark. Tho name ~ the other " I'M
known. u seems that ilohbh got IN an
alteration with the Italians ana got
tho worst ~ u. MARKS was lodged IN
the cooler. but Doe has not been caught
Raymond Custer was convicted OF
the police court this afternoon OF
Vngrancy and sentenced 20 20 days.
6. Wilson was also tried upon The
charge 90 vagrnncy and was DIS
charged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11
IDAHO LEGISLATURE.


Boise Idaho, Jan. ii.-i;30 p. m.-The
legislature this morning cleared the
decks Tor tho re-onaotment OF tho laws
OF 'ho state. The Joint committee OF
both houses agreed that all laws passed
since statehood be introduced. as bills
IN the house in the order In which they
We're passed In the different se~slons.
ana that they pass both houses with
ont debate or amendment. They have
already been placed In a constitutional
form ny AN unofficial commission np-
pointed by the governor. There In much
lnihNornble comment. however, on tho
leaving ont by the joint committee OF
lhe nnu-gambllng act although us
Hlrong measure against gambling VIII
undoubtedly be introduced IN the SEN
ate within a few days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11

The new Mnstodon engines lately or.
dcrcd by IN. Union Pacific are among
the heaviest ever made. The enginer,
without tender. weigh $4,000 pounds. VI
which $4,000 pounds IN upon the drive
wheels. The boilers ARE constructed Ia
withstand pressure OF 200 pounds 10
the square inch. The general dlmen.
rlons of tho engines are as follows.
Weight. 10. 600 pounds, sire Of cylin-
dcra. = and 20 by %. number OF tubcr.
a1.. diameter of tubes. y. inches. Fire
box. lcrsth. 100 a-i6 inches. heating
surface. a.02i.Ss square feet. diameter
u driving wheels. 50 inches.
The equipment includes Jerome
metallic p0cklng, Allcn-American
valves. three a-inch consolidated on
caHed safety valves. Westinghouse
American brake In all drive wheels,
Franklin Monarch logging sectional
brake arrangement ON left ~ steam
chest and brake ON low pressure cyilu-
dpr.
The engines VIII be used 10 haul
freight up the steep grades on the
mountain portion of the system.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11

The new switch NJ tho salt mills on
tn snltnir railroad IL completed.
Travelling Freight and Passenger
Agent Darling Of the ID. s II. q. is In
the west
Trains are now running regularly
over the Utah and Pacific from Sui
phur 10 Milford and return.
r. ~. Maughn. who now manages tho
WellHyillr Coop. " down from Cache
with a carload Of hogs
Harry ~ cushing NJ the passenger
department ~ the y, q II. q. went out
on the roud this morning.
y. J. Flynn. travelling freight and
passenger agent of the Missouri
Pacific left tho city this morning for
Montana.
The Maaons ~ salt Lake 80 To Mer.
cui un Saturday over the short Line.
10 Institute u lodge Of their order al
The camp.
Conductor Ban who lost his leg last
November when making his last rin on
the short Line. II IN the city coming
down from Pocatello last night He
goes to Denver for an artificial hex.
You can say" said sir. wadlcleh of
lht IL. ~ W. thia morning, that our
road IL the one 10 take 10 visit tho
new gold FIELDS near Vernnl Utah.
Price Is the nearest railroad station I"
Mr. o. y. \. O'Rellcy. tho travelling
freight agent NJ the Missouri Pacific.
With headquarters az Portland, Ore
gon, has boon granted sixty days
leave Of absence On account OF Illness.
II" viii go Fast
Mr. Samuel ". Vaueleau. the goner-
az superintendent OF the Baldwin 10.
connective works at phlndelphin. pa
came M this morning and N consulting
WIN Mt Wolby " the Rio Qrande
western. 10 looks like new motive now.
or Tor The Western, but Mr. Welby,
when Inquired OF this morning, said
Nc road had always dealt with The
baldwin works, and that Mr. Vaucleau
Nhh her" tu see him. Mr.. Vancienu N
wei known AN over tho country ana Ia
o.. ~"
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SHOWING IN THE STATE.
Kinab Has Too, Of The Beautiful Hurricane
al Beiye'.
storm H-arh.. Al over Utah sen-
.raii, ~ L. steady but Not
severe.

Special To- tho News"
Kaunb. Jan. ia foot m snow here.
Toquoryillc-Fo inches u snow.
H. Georac-stondy rain all night;
SNOW In the hills
Pine valley Three inches OF snow
and fiiil showing.
HEAVIER Bicw n hurricane during the
night picasan, today; no snow.
Cedar City-Llght snowfall last
night.
Parownn No snow; mild and cloudy.
Fiilmorc-Abnut three Inches snow.
soiplo- showed little last night.
Ncphl- showed two inches last night
Franklin. idaho-sinowcd all night
and atill showing.
iosan-snowed hard all night; atln
showing.
Neutrality-suspicious. inches Of snow.
thhWinr.
ordcn-snowing hard. nvc inches OF
snow
Paris. idaho-Quitc mild. been snow.
ms this morning
Fountain Green-About four inches
~ SNOW fell last night, cloudy today
Morgnl-Four Inches Of snow ON
ground.
at Plcasan,-Three inches or snow
lnFI night.
Spring city-Thrcc inches OF snow
fell last nlght.
Ephrslm-Two inches Of snow on
ground.
Manil-one inch Of snow last night;
looks like more.
GunniHon-rhrec inches OF snow. still
showing.
sailnn-anowcd very hard for about
two hours today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11
NINETEEN THOUSAND.
Amount Collected by city Treasurer
Morris In Excess vi lHD1.

city Treasurer Morris and assistants
were buHlly engaged today ia ,omulel.
ms their annual report NJ the receipts
and disbursements of the city for thp
year Just closed, The showing b. 90 most
excellent one. 10 proves that There has
been great activity ON the part vi tho
officials Of this department THE Tee
caipts from licenses are nearly NlWu
for lssN In excess uf those flr Ist,.
Specifically they are as follows.
Liquor license inrreaa". liil Fs
miscellaneous license, Inc
NIfAhf 600 Gee HfttfttfHfrsrHs tshIl.I
Merchants license. in-
crease s.,t' ,stt '.t,,sss,,tu Hhlt,Ni
Total Increase ,,,.,,.....fis.o0l U'
The report VIII be- submitted to "a,
Mayor tomorrow,
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CHANGES ON
THE RAILROADS.
That on the Denver and Gulf is to
Keep It's Old Name.
RUMORs OF COMBINATIONS.
Marriage orcoi Dodge OF the u. q. ".
Treigh, Rates steady
Notes.

The Denver and Gulf. " the Dem
ver and Gulf still Full arrung, nicnts
were madc during the inttcr pari of
1895 to change the name of the road
20 that " Colorado Southern. In fact.
the change was regarded ne 70 certain
that now Tickets and stamps were sent
out to the various agents II the road
bearing the new title. A. the last moe
mcnt an order was given 10 the. If
feet that the System would retain rs
old name. for a time at least. General
Agent lloyt sherman " the road said
this morning that there was something
going on that he could not fathom, and
aid not pretend to know anything
about This opens UP the Old question
Of combination of tho Gulf system
with the Rio Grande systems, Of which
fumorH were current some months ngo.
II IL thought In railroad circles that
some such q deal ~ un. aud although
the word has gone forth that the
change has not taken place owing TO
rome legal technically. those on the
inside say that negotiations are under
way with the purpose " combining this
SYSTEM with some OF the lines running
a. the coast
The Colorado Midland II the one road
that y 81 said. would bid the Highest
Tor the line. aa u would give that road
connections at Colorado springs
Utah IL Interested IN this, az II
would place this city on the main line
from thu Gulf of Mexico TO the coast
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11

The case Of Isaac Woolf Va William
Best and William ~ Gray was tried
before Judge Cherry today, This action
was brought by plaintiff TO recover $50
on certain promissory note alleged 10
have been executed by defendants In
1893, secured by chuttel mortgage.
The defendants In their answer nj.
legged that plaintiff after taking possess
sion of the ohattels abandoned the
same to prior mortgage and then
sued on the note Independent ~ the
mortgage, The contention 81 counsel
for tho defense was that VOLTS remedy
lay In forecloslng tho mortgage, ana
having abandoned the same he lost all
Interest In the note.
The court found for the plaintiff in
the sum Of $3.50 and costs. A stay OF
thirty days was granted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11

District Judge charles II. Hart CAM,
down from the north last nlght anu hn
today took the place Of Justice Miner
ON the supreme court bench.
In the matter ~ tho estate ana
riinriinnahip ~ Anna H. Calder, a
minor. clerk Blair made an order To-
day approving accounts. and discharE-
ing guardian.
The cnse ~ Alfred Green W William
Atwood. set for today. was reset ul
Judge Norfeii for Thursday. the lAtl
inst. Plaintiff will he required To laS
the costs Incurred on account OF th'
delaN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11
YOUNG AT SIXTY.

Serene comfort aud happiness In nd.
vnnecd years are realized by compare
lively few women.
Their hard lives. their liability iose'
rious troubles on account Of their pccu'
liar organism aud their profound lgno'
rance concerning themselves. all com
bine To shorten the period ofusetulursi
aud I'LL their later years with suffering
Mrs, Pinkham has done much Ia make
women strong. She has given advice
10 many that has shown them how 70
guard against disease and retain y~r-
GUS health In old age. From every cor
ner OF the earth there IL constantly com
Ing the most convincing attachments
from women, showing the efficacy OF
Lydia y. rinkham's Vegetable Com
pound In overcoming female Ms. Here
IL n letter from Mrs. !. {. orns. Of 80
Iiorner ST.. Johnstown, PA. which .
earnest aud straight 10 tho point;
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had trouble with my head. dizzy spells
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we'll, had kidney trouble, pain 10
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Since talsingyour remedies nm better
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gone, have no pain In oyaries, and am
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consider your medicine the beat TO b.
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The present Mrs. pinkham's experi'
cnce in treating female Ills Is unparal'
lollcd, for years she worked side by
side with Mrs. Lydia l.. Pinkham. aud
for sometime past has had sole charsc,
OF the correspondence department OF
her great business, treating by letter
Us many as hundred thousand aillng
women during single year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11

Inquiry among local shippers brings
out the fact that published tariffs have
been maintained since the opening OF
the new year Al railroad freight
agents declare that freight matters are
In better shape than they have been In
the past i've years. once or twice ru-
mofs wrrv heard ~ cuts In rates. hut
when they were traced M II was found
that the roads are fullnillnE Promises
made before the resumption OF pub
llrhod rates took place.
The small dealers Of the city are
pleased over the outlook for the year.
II ~ upon them that rate cutting works
the most harm by giving the lnrger
competitors the best end ~ the string.
All my that an attempt win be made
to Keep 60 the tariff.
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COURT JOrTISGs.

A motion was filed at the Office of
the clerk ~ the Federal court To enter
Judgment IN the brigham city case.
Referee BALDWIN Today returned his
accounts 20 tho clerk u the Federal
court.
A meeting ~ the creditors In the vol
untRry bankruptcy ease % y. Gold
berry was held this afternoon at the
Office ~ Referee In bankruptcy Bald
la.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11

Phoebe Hanson. who married Abrn-
ham Hanson In this city on the goth
Of June, iNg1, commenced divorce pros
cedelngH against her husband Ia the
Third district court today.
The ground upon which Mrs. Hanson
bases her action In failure 20 provide.
AZ all times since the marriage. the
complaint alleges. the defendant has
wllfully ana without cause failed TO
furnish his wife with the common ncc-
cssnrles ~ life. although he has been
able 10 provide a good homo and "a good
living for her II he had desired
Mrs. Hanson nrays for an absolute
decree and for the restoration Of her
maiden name. which ls Phoebe Bullock.
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AT THE STATE PRISON.

Governor Wells Thomas Koarn' and
etair board ~ corrections. visited tho
State prison today AMI made their
usual monthly inspection ~ the iuau.
tuition. Mr.. ". n. snwlca. the other
member II the committee. was unable
10 attend.
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ELpER eEo. Goddard Is boil.

The many friends Of the venerable
Sunday school worker Elder Geo. God
dard. win regret to learn that he IS
lying seriously M az HE home. His
great ngc operates against his chances
" recovery. but the community In
which he N 30 generously respected
will unite } Wishing that he may
weather this attack. ns he has $50 many
other In his long ard useful career.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11

Contractor u. y. Fulmer. but the pre-
vaillnr snow storm prevented consul
Grafton Of the matter
OF East Tempie street. between Market
street and Fourth south street calling
attention to the dangerous condltion
or the sidewalk In front Of the Alcxan-
der block. and asking that the same DC
roughencd. WIS granted
a number " bills were allowed ana
routine f,attera attended to.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11
CAPT. DE IA MAR LOOKING AROUND

Captain DE Ia Mar came In thls
morning and registered at the knutHI
ford. lie h on one 81 his usual trips 20
Utah to look after hia vast mining In
tercfts here. During his stay he will
visit Mcrcur and make a general In
rpcction OF the Golden Gate min and
mine. AZ well at the other properties
In which he N interested. II have Just
fcEchod tho city" the captain sand.
"and hardly know where I am at. He
was very busy at his office this after
noon.
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Always Valid.


l'hlfhfn lnail
~ Hhe put down the paper she In
quiredi
''ilnvc you noticed the account Of
that ease at Fond IN Lac, Wis. In
which the court has decided that wo.
man'n viii N vaiidf'
"a womnn'a will." he answered with
some feeling, 'is the most valid thing
on this earth, and every married man
knows a."
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Health is Wealth
Or { c West's Nerve
and praln Trealfnont.

The original. all others limitations. IL sold
under positive Nfitten guarantee. by Hu
thofixtd agents only, 90 curr weak mem.
DRY, dizziness, wakefulnsHn, nts hyHtarla.
nervousness, lnHsltudn excessive Use OF
tobacco, opium, ~ lqunr, which lends 10
misery consumption, Insanity ana death
A. store Or hy mail, u a boa, ala Tor q,
With written guarantee To cure OF refund
money, sample package containing fyo
days treatment, with full inHtructlonn. -
cents. one sample only sold 90 each per-
SON. A. store or b. mall
lied Label Special Extra Strength, Tor
t.nsH ~ Power, u q box. HlN for ~ with
written guarantee 10 cure IN 20 days. At
store or BY mall.
:. c. ScHRNAM.
Prescription Druggist
Mccormick building corner Main and FIRST
South street. salt Lake CITY, Utah.