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

A dispatch from bloomington, III,
war received here this morning that
states that Col. Dodge. the Nice-presi-
dent and gencrai manager Of the no
Grnndc Western was married Today
The dispatch IL as follows;
"c0l. David g. Dodge ~ Denver. Vice.
president and general manager Of the
ITO Grnndc Western railway. was mar.
rlcd here az noon today TO Mlas Mamie
Rmith Of this city. The wedding was
a brilliant AFFAIR. guests being present
from all parts ~ the country" .
AZ the coloneis friends IN Salt Lake,
and they ARE numerous. VIII wleh mo
genial vice president n long and happy
life, In which the "Ncwn' joins. muse
acquainted with Mrs Dodge say that
she II a most ertlmahle lady.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11

some time this week Deputy clerk
Little will draw the names OF MY
persors. who will be required TO serve
as civil aud criminal jurors FOR me
February term. which commences
Tuesday. Feb. Z.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11

Tho case Of cunnington company,
etc, W. v. J. y. pasooe was submitted
on briefs before Judge cherry today,
and taken under ndviHement. The auea-
ton Involved Is whether the statute OF
Limitations bars an EFFORT TO revive a
Judgment.
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Terror ~ i'ain.


Harlem Lifcl
pentiHt-Mhnt do you want standing
around here an day forf
Party OutHlde-l've got bad tooth.
pcntlat-Well, n II aches. why don't
You have II pullodg
Party Outride-lt don't ache now.
prntiHt-rhcn why don't you go
nwnye
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11
Shadow of Herself
Stomach Was Too Weak
to Retain Food
A Complete Cure Effected by
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Now Enjoying 10 Best Of Realth,
with Digestion Porioet.

WIN cibNsNoH FalNolts
my mother was subject to sick head.
aches aud indigestion for over a year.
hhe was unable 10 stand Tor any length
ot time, and was obliged to stay In dark
room A. she could not bear he light. She
had no appetite whatever and hcrstomaeh
was no weak she could not retain what
food sho did cat. She also had severe
palms Ia her head. She suffered 10 much
that she became but the shadow oi hef-
telt one day happened to read a tol.
umoulal about Hoods saraparilla. 1t
Sounded Co Truthful
persuaded her to try this medicine.
Before finishing the lrat bottle there wa.
an Improvement In her condition. sho no
longer threw up her food and her head.
ache was not as severe. She took IN all
four bottles OF Hoods sarsaparilla and
several boxes Of Hoods Pills and rccaincd
her weight. She Is now enjoying the best
Of health. Her d,gestlon - good and sho
Fan cat almost anything she wishes. She
d y years old and says shc feels rs well
~ when she was 10. Hoods sarsaparIlla
made a complete cure IN her case. -
Miss MARY MAscARu, Ironton, Ohio.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
lathe hesi-ln fact tho one True blood Further.
r'eparedonly by G l. Hoods co., Lowell, Mass.
Hoods Pills ne hc,i family caihartlc,
$50 easy cooperate. 30.
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OF Salt Lake, exeept MIR Parker, whose
address Is rufcarora, New
Tho PROPERTY Of the newly incorporat-
81 company II located In the Tuscarura
mining district. Elko county. Nevada
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Foolish question.

The prcnchor-"And do you no 10
sunday school. my little mani"
The Little Mnn-"Sn. Christmas II
past. uln't itT'-Ex.
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cAsEs ON ArrnAL.
Number OF Them Set for Trial nefov,
Jud.e Norreii Monday. Jsnuar, 40.

Anxious to have q number OF Salt
today Assistant City Attorney
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11

10 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY,
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Az druggists refund the money II Il
,a'ls TO cure 2bc, The genuine has l..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11
l,IIsI,.

PETERsoN-ln this city. Jan. n.
1883. after lingering Illness. Mary g.
Peterson. aged ~ years and II months.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11
Strong and Well
Great Change In Health Since
Taking Hoods Sarsaparilla
No Other Medicine Can Take Ito
place no q BLOOD Purifier.

any little girl was thin and slokly, but
rho has been taking Hoods sarsapAfllla
and now she IL strong and we'll. NV hus-
band has taken Hoods sarssparllla ior
soreness Of the lungs and bowel complain,
aud II has helped him greatly. Oshs
members OF the family have derived ben.
Git from IT, Mis-. ANY WILCOX, 20
North Third Street, salt Lake City, Utah.
awe arc mover without n bottle Of
Hoods sarsapsrllla In our house, Tor no
other medicine eau take it, place a. a
blood puriher and health rcstorer. Va
md that good health Is the general rosut
OF taking II. My aged grandparents hsys
used II for years. and would not be with.
out It," MissiE MunDocx. ilebcr, uisb.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Isthe Bcsi-in fact the oaa True Hood Purifier.
Sold by al df.srisls. Price. 81 sIH tot u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11
A Dive 10 Denth. The

woman who would
risk a leap from the
masthead ~ u shin
would be considered
foolhafdy IN the ca.
. IRENE. What. then.
OF the thousands of
women who take the
dive TO certain death
by neglectirg their
health In a womanly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-13

The Press says
u Il not wealth that tsmpta the now
juliet tomorrow evening. Indeed. u
seems 10 BE- an cNtraVaEant waste ~
wealth. To Introduce Maudc Adams In
this character Charles Frohman has
terminated Hummariiy three profitable
HraHnna-that ~ The Little Minister"
whose popularity Il In no way ahated.
that OF Lord and Lady Airy," which
could continue Indefinitely at tho Em-
piro, and that ~ Rupert of ilentEau,"
whose leading man u needed for the
character u Romeo. Thus In this silll
cool ana favorable theater weather.
eat estimate tl0na niFht. nrr
withdrawn In order to give
Mnudo Adams proper theater
ana a proper company Tor her shake.
speufchn debut The Algya. l,upcrt
aud Lady iiahhle afr slaughtered 20
make IL Ncroneac holiday.
The writer once looked into Julict'a
tomb Ia old Verona. but saw nothing
there Co prove the wisdom 81 paving
9 600 nirht Tot u performance which
az best can earn no more than 81 800.
However the affair goes, Charles
Ffuhinnn must spend twice ~ much
on his Juliet nH ahe can bring In. Yet
his enemlea say that tho l3mplfer has
~ soul fur art, which ~ ~ would
80 w." % NNMWN NNN NMN MN|MN NNN
honor ~ William Fhnkcaisarof
only the rich can afford Injuries
THE fAttle Minister" has made 10
much money this season that ~ pros.
pcrity authorizes the present venture
Mnude Adams has worked hard all tho
year Tor the people. and now rha 4.
entitled 90 work for he'self. IN tho
circumstances neither our actress nor
her manager cares fg about money.
The orphour club viii close tho sea-
son In notable style next Friday even.
Ink at the congregational church. as
sisted by the famous kncisel String
punrtette ~ lioHton. and Mr. Arthur
shcperi, accompanied. Following IL the
nrurrami
!, 4, n, FELTON,. 81, o., ..,.,..,,,,...
u.,s,,,"Wintsr sights Thoughts"
orpheuH club.
:, Haydn, .ouartctie IN u minor.
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FEAT OF Az INDIAN JuGeLrR.

zone day In the market place Of an
inland village saw a curious perform.
nncc." writes nm East Indian traveller
Va the Cincinnati Enquirer. " II was
conducted By two mcn-one old and
einaclaiod. carrying n native drum: tho
other young and we'll fed. fantasticaliy
sownod with an oy-uklrt of coiored
handkerchief and "a multitude OF bells.
which tangled nolsiiy at his slightest
movement long. ragged hair-alto-
Hvthnr q hidcpua figure
he drummer began a weird tom.
tomlnx AMI tho other man an lucanta-
!ion, Then no extended "a supra
bamboo tray used by all nativrn-on
Mhl'h any one who plennsa places a
lhffc hhndful ~ rice and tho same
quantity ~ grain. The two Ingredients
arc thoroughly amalramated, 80 that u
would IN tho ordinary way taxi hours
Now the fantastic man with his tray
begins. lie turns around slowly. grad
uhiiy quickeuinE hiH pace tth, drum.
mer also keeping timel, faster and fan-
ter, In a Eddy vortex the tray at times
almost out of hlH hands yet ~ clever.
" handled that fs,t grain falls out II
H. very trying 70 watch. but In a ooupla
~ minutes both stop simultaneously,
nnd the man shows a. tho wondering
fpcotnturH two little heaps. ono of the
rice and tho other grain. ~ different
ends ~ tho tray, which In HIS eirken.
Ink rYrailuuH he has itren able 10 rapa.
rate By some extraordinary manipula-
ton.
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train between Seattle ami nolso. n dls.
lance which they covered with hardly
a stop. In boise they had a very hand.
some reception. though they arrived In
the midst N a binding ralnstorfn. In
ogden they had a 1900 house. mn ME-
liaeon said that while tho receipts In
ogden apd Boise were counted al large
ny the local managers. they hardly
lustlncd his very expensive orrunika.
tlon In stopping there and he doubted
very much whether either city would
be revisited next year;
Ever since tho days when IIerbert
Kelley began coming 20 Salt Lake win
the old lyceum company, rendering
such plays o. '''rho Wife" 's'rhe char
ny Ham and "Idler." In company Win
Henry Miller, GeorFia Cayrran, IL.
moyne and the other notahles who used
20 serve under Daniel Frnhman'a nan,
NERVE have always counted him a.
one IT our prime favoritos. Efnc shan.
non used 10 appear In tho same PLAYS
but had not then attained 10 the same
omlnencc shr has arrived at since MIR
Kelley chose her IA leading lady. The
Intensely dmmatln play; II deals with
Moth and the Flame" Is by Clyde
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HORSES UNDER FIRE.


In the british army the four-iegFod
recruits are drawn up In ring round
an Instructor who firoH pistol some
take the Hash and rvpoft very quietly.
and these are anon passed 0n To- asyercr
trials, while tho others have lesson AZ
ter lesson until they are quite cun-
WINGED that there D. no danger 90 them.
und before long you might nfc q auscn-
FOUNDER within u yard ~ them and
they would hardly lpnh around After
this they nrn taught Ia face nus-thnt
n 10 say 60 Hnilup funfluHHiy up 60 %
lino Or square ~ Infantry blazing
away with their rifles. and ~ charge
batteries ~ quick.nrinr guns of course
only blank cartridges arc used. aud 90
% "a trained horse Hnlnr into battle for
the hrHt time there o. no difference be-
tween thn harmless thunder ~ the ma
nruvfcH and tho douth-drniinr storm
which sweeps over battlefield The
poor brute only learns what Tho diner.
cnca really IL hy bitter experience.
when HrnukrlfHH powder came into
general use IL was found that in many
Instances horses which would face the
smoke NJ guns using black poWdor
without ninchlnr, ilinchcd ana nhied ~
the Hash AMI roar unnCcpmpnnird hy
smoke, Continental opinion iH some
what divided 40 tn the moral eject ~
smnkrlrHH powder on mon aud HORSES.
but tho general cuncluton seems 10 b.
That IN daylight IL H. not more tsitify-
ina than black powder. although some
hnld that O. see men ana horses struck
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with as much enthusiasm rs though Il
were being seen the FIRST time instead
~ probably the tenth or twelfth. No
lisht opera that was ever written has
lhe swing and charm that this work %
pckoyen'a exercises, indeed, II IL at
once tho pride nnd the deapalr N the
oomposeri Il gave him reputation
mat nothing he has ever since done has
enabled him o. live up 10. ana the
catching numbers with which II IN
nlied were last night cncored almost
70 an intolerahlc degree. Jessie Bart
lett Davis Htill remains tho charming
central figure; her Allan A'Dale IN Just
- fresh, hrlgh. and graceful, rs when
u was first rendered, and her singing
- Promise ale" met with the old-
Tine thunderoua welcome. n Mrs,
Davis would consent 10 lmpart the PEE
trn, which has given her the power 20
resume her youthful form. figure, c0un-
lenance aud voice, she might guln
trenier fortune than she IL doing by re-
nnlnlng before thet footliFhta. AR.
Hhfnnbce rfappenrrd ana got an i'm
,aenae welcome. Ills sheriff Of Mott
lngham " lnlmiiahle; while he played
With Just a little less freedom than
usual, owing 10 his recent Illness. he
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5. ta) Bcrccuse.. .. q. .... ....uoiard
90 Spanish Dance. .... Pepper
Mr. steindci
Q. ouartcitc-Avc Maria from cav.
aiicfla Hustlcqna. .4..... Mascaeni
Mr. stcindci Mr. schucckcr. Mrs. stein
del. Mrs. Grinin
TO- Good Night..... &c. ....... Bishop
choir.
The statement In the toiorrams that
over $4,000 had been paid Int, the box
Office during the advance sale for
Maudo Adams two weckH ne Juliet
sounds incredible. But frum the no.
tees In the New York papers II r. evil
dent that the event Attracted nn cnorm-
Gus dcgtcc ~ intctcst. The Herald
Tomorrow evening nj the Empire the.
atcr. we arc 10 ~. Miss Mludo Adams
us Juliet. and from the manner In
which the box ofiirc was fairly mnhhcd
when the sale Of seats began last week
the house II simoat wholly sold out
Cor the entire engagement there II
evidently n most extraordinary interest
In tomorrow evenings premiere.
EvDfy sent. Of course. o. gnun The
day the rnic npcned thrrc were go
FIRST night applications" Tor the six
boxes. 80 you can Imagine what wha
the number ~ applicants cor Feata In
the ofUhcHtra stalls W possible In the
gallery " mist be- Nothing like this
run ON the box office has ever been
rten ia tho Empire. or nt any other
thontrr in New York. for that matter.
Tor firt performance. And N Miss
Adams contemplated hor debut with
natural anxiety ct the outset. tho
scramble ~ the box Office PRIOR 10 tho
opening nirht must have been quite
sufficient 10 upset her nerves.
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The uostonians have come. they have
been seen and they have nli but cone
auorcd. II IL with rcgrct that ono
must Insert n qualifying phrase. but
regard Tor honest criticism and entire
truth cnmpela H. The fact T.. that the
Hosionians do not leave quite the old
impression behind them on their dcpar-
turc. and ihis l. due to several cir
rumstancca. First the opening opefn
proved q disappointment. and the chin
Of that flint ninhta reception seemed To
pcrmcate the atmosphere Of the house
during each succeeding Performance.
fnc as tho subsequent work was. next
ltarnabec. much u the life ana soul N
the screnadc had 10 b. absent from the
opening rendition u that opcra-hls
first night m. u should be- said. Tor 10
consecutive pcfformanccs-and while
all sympathizcd with him. IL was Inn
possible for people who had paid a
dollar and half and two dollars for
their seats. 10 key themselves up TO
entire enthusiasm over his undcruiudy
Then above and over all was the sense
Of the yoids caused by the absence ~
Eugene Cowlcs. People never realized
just how big u part ~ the Bostonlnna'
success wna due to the presence Of this
singer an they felt hia absence. This
u said without In the slightest undufnt-
Ing the abilities % SIR, frederick. THIS
excellent artist. bringing back 10 uH na
h. ala with hia handsome presence ana
ringing voice the almost vanished
memories ~ the Elnricu ~ the Abbot
duys-the pssflsrH Emma herself. So
Euin. Annandnle Michciena. TaRlia-
plotra, camrob-llo. Alicn-ia host
himself. hut b" N not cowics. Miss
Bsftram. too. cannot be said to have
iiilod the place left vacant by Camille
p'Aryiiie and Alice Nelson. come
PARSONS are udinua, We know. hut they
are Inevitable, and the new leading
lady. bright singer though she h. and
pleasant ~ her reception has been.
must rufer ~ them Dear old llnrnl-
bee. delightful Jessie iiaftiott DAVIS.
aud the unctuous rockingham are
good ~ cvcr-bsttrr pcrhnpa-and the
nne chorus. tho orchestra. the costumes
and the scenery arr up TO tho old Hos
toninn standard, but Il n undeniable
that when the present visit comes 60 be
reviewed aud talked over In pariofH
and music circles the pleasure ~ the
recollection will be- dashed with Just u
little tinsc ~ disappointment ~ " Ia
compared with tho records of previous
years.
Just tho same o. last year tho
Robin Hood nlrht proved the heavy ono
Of the fiortonlanN' season. the audience
last evening was larger and more brill
liant even than on tho opening night!
though novelty like Iioh Roy was
then the bill Robin Hood was greeted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-13

opus TO-. 49,. ..Kneisei Quartet
Allegro.
Andnnts n uiu tosfn aliorrefto
Nenuottn ,Atieqro ma nom tfopuo1
Finale tViyaea asaau.
4 ta1 urabrns II. uitss 49,
do Arthur sullivan. ......,.....
..............'T THE Long pay ctosese
Orphcus club.
d Tschafkowskv. ......
..Andnute from atartette. opua IL
Tnelssi Quartet.
9. Dudley luck. D.. '...............
..............."icad Kindly Night"
Ofphcua club.
9. ta) Bach. .. D.. o.. O.. .. ..........
...'...." Satahande' Tor Nioloncclio
90 Pepper. ...... %. .............
" ...s.... ."Nlip' Tor Nioloncello
Mr Alvin fchrupdcr.
7. Arthur Funtc..s ..'iieduui Song"
orphcua club
3. pNufnk.... t. .. .. t.s..s.ss..ss.
.....ouartct IN = major. opus DC
Allegro non trupuo.
Lentn
Motto yl,nce.
Finale vivncci.
kntlrol Quartet
The kneiacl quartet T. made NJ ~
follows, funs knelsel 10 Violin. OF
% huih, 2nd Violin. louis ffcgenHh,
Nlola' Alvin schroeder. Violoncell".
Mr. pnycns reports that iherc nrc
many out ~ town lnqultlrs from ria.
nltN VINO deslfr 10 near thr 'fichtutcd
linaenihnli though he IT, not 90 widely
ports me world over fecurnlt' that
hnsenthAI7 position W. ~. world N
music H ttll la hlfh o. mat "i the
Polish artist N not notch or Two
high"r hunguihnla nrngram Tor SAT-
lnk' " nH lnlluws. While " may look
IKE Greek To- The AVERAGE cititon pih-
nifts VIII study IL Win intereft'
!. Sonata 4 MAJOR. .,.. b.. Mozart
fAndante con vudnsinne Menu
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down By an invisible nsoncy must nee.
"srafllN b. np. hut u n generally
agreed that the uro OF smnkeleaa pow.
Der ~ niEht has u much .'nurr diaiurb.
ihF cHect Than that u the old powder.
because The flashes ~ the guns. un.
Unsecured ~ smoke. are a great deal
more vivid. The fear thus inspired can.
however De- overcome by trnlninr, hut
lh"fe " another fear which must. In
n' nature ~ the case, be- felt Tor tho
nfHt time un m. b. firneid and th.t 4.
me ofen uncomfortable terror produced
nnth ~ men anu horses by the wills.
!lhE ~ bullets nnd the screaming and
banging ~ shells. Homo authorities
niN. indeed. Haid that since the Intro.
ductlun ~ Hmukoiraa pnwiinr and ~.
great Increase In tho range and no..
'ufney ~ weapons. u would be- impos.
sihlc 20 keep cavalry In hand under tho
hfv ~ in"dern nrtlllcrl, but this ~
magazine
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great actors who wore this order may
b. near mp when I attempt this most
dimcuu role"
Cincinnntians enjoyed their first OPP
pufiunlty N witnessing the perform.
nnccH u Miss blanche Hates AZ MUndt
last week. Miss Bates ~ hernided 49,
TIE tnming nutfuas of America. and on
THIS account more attention was paid
o. her work than under ordinary cir
tuiustnnrrH. After u week ~ pleasure
under the spell ~ her nno acting one
can freely admit that there IN little
doubt ~ Mics Rates coming. except
that " JUST possible that she has al.
ready nrfiVed.-cinulnnau Enquirer
once more tho fuwur comes from
Genoa. where Verdi aud initn have
lived for some little time past. that the
aged composer o. nt work upon % new
upctn entitled King tear. a. u ilbrotto
by iioito. lie ~ said In thin 10 have
runr back Co his earlier style ~ the
ffuNlaia period. The opera. even "
u b. given To the world by veteran
~ ~ WIN not quite establish u record.
Tor Auhrr was year Older On the pru.
ductlon In Paris. In isgd. ~ his opera
Reeves glamour
IN tho "FuEmenta ~ an Autoblag.
faphy.' r~crntly published. Felix
Musghrlea gives this nnuCdutc 10 iilus.
trate the jealousy ~ Meyerbuer.
iIplHlnl was going along TO- fiuuie-
wards with "a friend. when tho, met
Moyerbocr. and exchanged cordial
grctiuRr
And how T. your health. my dear
MnsatroT" asked Meyefbcer
"Ehaky. cher mnitfe. very Hhnky.
Sly digestion. you know, my poor head.
Aias' I'm afraid am going down
hill"
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Fitch. the man who wrote "ncau
brummel,' 80 II cannot fail to be inter
cstlnRi the company and the entire
production are Identical with those seen
at the Lyccum IN New York.
Judging nom n aynupsla 81 the story.
which has been furnished ". THE
Moth ana the Flame" H. u strong aud
Intensely dramatic story. Il deals with
life among the upper glasses u society,
the manners ana morals uf which arr
most effectively revealed
II II In three acts, each ono " which
u Intensely interesting ana cada In a
thrilling climax. In tho nfri act the
audience u shown the drawing rooms
~ society leader IN the most nrlstn.
cratic section 81 New York city. the
scene presented being a chlldrcu'a cns-
tune party given By adults. together
with an amateur vaudeville perform.
nncc. n II IN this the opening Fconu NJ
the play. that the matter hand ~ The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-13

TUE building tho accompanying street
h" early nrieH between the Walker urbrs
Tho 9n,r teTainins g1ul wei along The sss vary as
% he later disposed of his business and went california; had quite
reputation
Tho building vnh
by Mr Miles who non In the tn,.l
states today having nad,y
nnroh In early times he
STOOD considerably back from the sidewalk
street In those days Clements viii
the odd 4 thu the s
ing r'a utlc everything '
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-13

People who have once taken De Wits
lAttle Early itlsers viii never have
anything else. They are tho famous
little pills fur torpid liver and all IT.
irHulafitirh ~ tho HyHinm.--f. y.
Nehramm, Mccormick building, corner
Main H. and first south.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-13

Little. neglected scratches and
wounds frequently result m blood
poisoning, listter heal them quickly
With DeWltt'H Witrn Hazel Raivr. a
lhorouEhly nnti-Hepiir application with
record NJ always curing piles. old ui-
GERS, sores, cuts, wounds aud skin dis
eaHeu.--f, q, Hchramm. Mccormick
building. corner Main st. and First
South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-13

Prank worthnr. who Il an English
man, has boon engaged 10 support Miss
Annie Russell 40 her leading man dur.
inH the London appearance OF The
American Duse. lie has niied this same
position during the entire season.
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Tho Manicure IL the latest adaptation
from the French Ut tho Manhattan
theltcr In New York. II iu adapted
by Joseph ofiamef.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-13

May Robson has exercised womnn's
prcroFativu and changed her mind
she viii remain member 81 the I'm.
plrc Theatrr company having decided
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