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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-06
Tailor Kimball Makes a Startling
Discovery Last Night.
FLOOR HAD BEEN PRED UP.
Prisoners We're Evidently Ranking
on the Holden O'Connor itouto
TO I.scaps from Prison

Owing TO a timely discovery BY Taller
Sol Kimbail lat ulght no escapes have
been recorded tol6y from the den Of
misery az the rear of the old city halt
Had not Mr. ltimbal strolled around
20 the south side of the Jan and "nored"
around somewhat last evening. ln nli
probability hetg wouid have been "a
depleted iiai " guests at the breakfast
table this mominn
Thcrv hn1 been w jail delivery at tho
city bnatnd aincc tho dino fourteen
months ago whtn Holden o'connor and
several TRUSTEES Htruilod out one nno
morning and nnlncd the haimy air %
freedom. Since that time Holden
O'connor has parsed in hia checks.
having bocn pulled W short In bis
career BY "a sS-eulbor bullet through
HE lunEa, which via nrcl by the hand
% "a frUqucut0r Of o. kcmmuror mnlaon
dc i0ic. barely a month ago. OC0nnor
% now "a thing OF th past but his en-
cape from iHll has lived after him and
Tue Inmates VI the prison have romom-
hcrud the oConuOr routui in fact they
proposed TO avau themselves % the
same Last night
AZ the rear of the Jan IL situated a
lnNatury Tor the use NJ tho TRUSTEES
who arr given their liberty around the
yard during the day limo when they
are engaged ln chopplng WOOD, carrying
coal and uttQndmr tp the patrol team.
This lavAtury u essentially a part of
the JAN proper and the iioor of the
same extends beneath the partition into
tho hallway ~ kImhnlTs hosfelry. In
thla hallway IN situated "a trap door
which leads 10 che foundation of tho
chronological museum, The tfuntio1
ln the kitchen have access 90 this hall
way while the prisoners are locked Up
Ia their cells once be- "a while rumo
aesthetic member 81 the Dulng-Timc
gang requests the privilege of indulElnF
in 70 bath and then Doe Oh allowed TO
c1me out and perform his uhlutluna Ia
the bathroom upstaim
n was on such "a rcd-lottcr occasion
na this that Holden u'couuor and two
fellow huardon descended 90 the base
mUnt by tho trnu-dulr route. dug their
way through The floor u the layntory
and loytnted. Since that crcapado
Tailor kmhail had a floor Of two-inch
lumber, driven home with twenty
penny nails put down. IN tho weak spot
IN tho citadel.
Last night 80 the Tailor was making
HE rounds. he noticed that the floor
looked 10 be somewhat strange, an IN
vcsiiFation proved that someone had.
with due elaboration, inserted a GROVE
bar. or jimmy between the plnnllg and
fnrrihly prlcd them up. taken alto
gcthcr everything was In readiness for
"a rapid truDait Of hoboa, The work had
been d0na from the outaldu ~ Vic
boards plainly showed. Mr. klmbah u
confident that u IL not the work % the
TRUSTEES and nnyn that the Job was donc
by someone at night under cover Of
darkness. aH tho place IN easy 0f access
10 anyone ao inclined. Needless 90
state no time was lost In repairing the
rat hole" and making everything na
secure ne ~ possible around the old
rnmahncklc jail while the Inmates nH-
summed an air of childish innocence re-
gnrdlng the matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-06

expected TO enter salubrla valley In
about two months
J. N. Abrams has received the APP
polntmcnt N chief dispatcher and chief
operator Of the Rio Gmnde Office nt
Pueblo.
Travelling Agent Lindsay Of tho Chi
cugo a Northwestern went north on
business last evening.
Colonel clayton f. expected home
from thv Eust tonight or tomorrow.
-, 4. Ncvlna general agent u the
Denver a Rio uundc. o. out u town
on business for the road.
The Forty-HiNth Infantry on route
from Fort Thomas to the Philippines "
due IN st. Louis on the morning ~ the
sth. They VIII pass through here on
the Rio 0rundo Western about tho
i2th.
j. 4. pafkc. formerly OF tho general
froirht department. has bcon appointed
10 D. chief clerk in tho office of Special
Ascent Shores OF the Rio Orande West
ufu.
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Case Of Lawson ~. New American oas and
Iusi Company on Trial


iusi Company on Trial
The oafc OF John l.. Lawson W. the
New American dua a Fuel company
was called Tor trial before Judge cher
~ today shepard a Sanford appeared
for plaintiff. while tho Defendant was
represented by Goodwin and Van polL
Thla ls an action Co collect $4,000
the alleged value of 20 U00 ahnfcH % the
defendant c1mpuny'n stock which Law
con claims b,camc due him April ith.
1885.
The complaint alleges that plnlnuh
advanced 20 John 49, Taylor manager
= the American Natural UnH company.
In March. 1891, the sum ~ $50. Tor
which he was 10 receive 5000 shares OF
otock only 5000 shares ulalnun ale
legce waH advanced. the balance being
held IN trust.
Some time later u n alleged the New
American Gas aud Fuel company sue
cccicd 20 the property Of tho American
Natural Gas company, ana thus became
liable for all u the old cofnpany's obli-
cations
The defense claims that the written
eontrnct In suit 10 Indefinite aud un-
certain: and that " anyone u liable. Il
~ John u. Taylor and not tho old or
now company; that the contract was
contingent upon the defendant getting
upon IT. feet aud acquiring a pipeline.
which Il never AID
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-06

Mrs. Emmollne y, Wells writes TO the
News" under date Of Nov. o. please
correct IN your issue Of Monday an or-
ror In Saturday evenings "Ncwa" In
which ocoure the statement that / am
the editor and founder OF the woman's
Exponent. Allag Louisa l.. Green. now
Mth Low W. richards, was the FIRST
editor OF tho paper selected by preal-
dent brigham Young and Sister Eliza
II. Snow, % ! have been Informed. 1
regret exceedingly that such a mistako
should have been made, and hnuton 10
vet the matter right 1 rc,d Il after
midnight, and left the city on an early
morning train, therefore muat ask you
TO cNcuee my not coming In peraon 10
make the correction
BMMELINE II. WELLS.
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would have pleaded guilty 10 being
members OF the w e. n u. tn tho face
u their admissions tho duo was dis
chargcd. ns IN the opinion " the court
both men had had enough Tor the nrst
time.
Tho cases against young Carl Larsen
ana two other Halloween youngsters
were dismissed on the motion 81 the
prusccutinE attorney owing 90 tho fact
that the missing gate pin had been rc-
turned 10 Mr.. a. g, Phllipa
Tho drunk list wua as follows!
Charles Kelly 90, g. g. Anderson 90.
John Smith 50 Zoakyo Kihplntur Is.
George haHHlor 81 and John uoToli a.
John Peterson and william Reeves.
who are charged with breaking into the
Salt Lake and Los Angeles shops and
stealing set OF stocks, dies ana tools.
both waived n preliminary hearing.
Reeves also waived hearing In The
charge Of breaking into the residence
% Mr. Joseph Smith. az west Fourth
South on October nud stealing
watch and trinkctH both young men
were accordingly held In bonds Of 81 900
90 await the action of the Third dis
trict court.
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POLICE NEWS



a brand now hoi.h'aa figys now
idlfng Judge Tlmm1uya private Of
gee adjacent 20 tho polfa c1ifi
Moses iiirathman called 10 police
station this morning 1ni reported that
como thieves had entered "a f1ti nj
Iuuuh South and stolen thrta hiu-foot
lengths uf garden h0fe. aiil o olrpct
ana uno tAio noor rug
Enh Kelly viii not cast NJ v1ir to-
morrow owing Co ihn fact ihli b. wna
rHltNd With mn uucnuirHllblr ihrN yes
to-day iie ran foul Of ufaf Williams
during biz hilarious porninatlQns aud
"a Hle 1au cuuue towards iha drunk
house was tho order " parade
4 brother Of patrlrk Marine uho H.
Won known on the west filt com
planned 10 Police Court Clafk ufh this
morning that tho youngacri The
Fifteenth ward were ln lha ha1t Of
teasing Rat, until hr hacimo % on
faHud that h. would fnll down IN "a ~.
Mnr'nu wanted those nri.ri roppei
AMI emphasized hia request alh The
remark. no wc can't g.t protection We
VIII Do forced Co move i1 a4m1 other
town where we can"
The West Side iuysnIlt football
players, who congrornta 1n ihi Sab
bath Jay nt tho Agricultural rafs and
disturb the carp boz thu adjacent Jordan,
Were brought up gilulluf ytiifrdny
morning hy onlccr Sperm, 10 ih1 mid
dc NJ o. most cxciting revolving ucdgc.
Tho policeman tnld Than that Sum
day football was strictly hirad fapec-
Tally iu the face " the complaints that
had boon registered hy ne nalonts
In that vicinity aud that 800 unieomiy
noises and disturbance had 3D. cease,
Tho boys very Reluctantly dispersed.
Later iu the day the same nmtar broke
up another amateur tuulf 0u iha grid.
iron on Ninth South near Liberty Park.
whore the indofnuHnmH rolton were
splitting their diaphagms 10 PARTISAN
announcement
=. j. paiy, u o. n street. fepirts 10
The police that some vuui1l entered his
chicken coop un Friday rirhi md ala
wllfully steal, take ard earn away
some hhanrhhiH. Ito also reports that
bis front gate has been removed bodily.
y. W. Winston. coIorrd mas, told
the police this morning thm hi room
mate, cnft Turner had loyaniff with
hia pockethook. The two men sept In
ne same room az ColOH Looking house.
W south state street. and uhen Win
iton invoke yesterday De found mat hia
'ompanlun nnd iii had dlaappcarcd
simultaneously.
sam Potts. thc trIpo drsaaer Ma m
UNPLEASANT experience near the Warm
springs 90 ten o'clock aHt niFht As he
Fan driving home IN BILE hurry two
mounted men rode up ou either side
y hIr vehicle aud thrn began c.rcllng
D. same and shouting. Mf potta
allied Tor assistance nnd several people
we're attracted io Tho spot hy ha cries,
whom the two fellows rode VI.
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HELD UP THIS MORNING.
'''' Asl'er Relieved Of his Watch md
Some Cash by Pootpad..

WIN tae Ont irost como. h, ......
~ ~ 'i TIE hold-up wsson KY. .-
,'''t' young man IN ,br .,'.',.'.
-, ss'sFl Clothing comp,r,
-'.lls homo this morning st $3.50.
Wa ,.,, hsll up ana robb,B r.i..r
MI NJ ii'.'ni ON East r.mit. ',l
Fea s wv !, wy naascd me- oo-T.r .,..',
rum 49,, 49, WHEN two mgp iiivg. ' ..,,.
man m 'galpi iht irsss AM XXX ,i 4, 'ei
als gs w hs hands. ReI. ri l'iN ". ~
pf se sl'h alaeriiy and m, r.l,.I h..
cufss 9 4.nl thwugh ihelr plsn
IA ~. . watch and "a In c.sb
Inc m oasI ~ \ vac loq DARK 10 soa ,vb'tb.,
~ i XIV hal suns. but No vas nv, 10y N.Y.
INV 49,, an, ehancoa ~ a"ys XIV ,s|,
thsp e ~s.e elg men ami mn WY
4 hard MS q ught cllor,i i9i ,n oi' l.,.i
Of MI W, '.,llei tied over az i,W.- ''. ..l
q a gs ia', The anaIr s.l ''E N.Y.. .'lf !,
ih,,ln,,.i slmpaon and Rani5i1b ab r..
N, fso,,. IN uniuucerfui I'm bY,,, , l3
~ Nllo nrr stlli 40 Inrra
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-06

Colorado Railroad Men Get Hold OF q
Good ThinE-Nsw Air nrahe.
Not infrcqucntly a freight train
plungua TO destruction down Marahall
faAa or Borcas hill. but news comes
10 this city from Denver that IA the
near future this DANGEROUS feature OF
mountain rnllrunding viii be overcome.
10 u said that a company Of railroad
men, capitalized az gb0Q,OOO, has been
incorporated 10 obviato lheac runaway,
and work on factory that viii manu-
fActuro air appliances Tor every noun
tain line In the West VIII BEGIN us soon
as "a location can be aeeurrd.
Il 10 said that after several tests on
tho south Park branch of the Colorado
southern, the per cent grades OF the
santa nc and the steep lnclinrs OF the
RIO 0undc narrow gauge that VIII
liam Palmer Jr. OF Denver has invented
something that viii rcyolutlonize not
only freight but Passenger trnuHpOrtu-
tlun through the mountains.
THE company goes by the tito OF the
AR Brakes Appliance company The
iucorp1rstor are g. n. nakcr william
Palmer Jr,, ana r. q. nrnncn. Fol.
lowing are tho officers; =. y. Dunuwuy
general approximations " tho Colorado
southern, president, e.. 81 Baker
Vice president and R. 8. urauncn, sec
rotary and treasurer Tho invention
lh known as the Palmer automatic pres
sure retaining valve for air brakes. It's
object IN 20 overcome deficiencies Ia tho
present automatic air brake for noun
tain use, known as the Westinghouse
patent, which the Interstate commerce
commlHiaon has ordered 10 be put ln
use ON an raliruada IN tho United
States, The Palmer patent enables the
tng'neor Go control tho speed OF his
train ON the atcopcst grades ana 70 stop
the train In caar on au emergency AZ
any point regardless OF grado or speed
~ also prevents the sliding OF car
wheels and allows the engineer to re-
charFc auxiliary reservoirs without re-
Taxing brakes, 20 roplonlsh the brake
cylinder pressure, which IL reduced by
hrakagc, or IN reinforce II 10 within 3
per cent OF the train pipe pressure. and
20 make partial or total release OF the
brnhcs when desired.
II has been demonstrated on the
stecpe1t gradca OF The South Park that
With the retoinlng valvo invented by
Palmer " per cent OF the normal train
tir-plpo pressure can be- admitted and
maintained Ia the brake cylinder, and
that portion OF all the brake cylinder
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-06

Nearly 10000 Too. OF "a Found Rats ua's
neeu Laid sidinEs nsinE Constructed.

The Baltimore and ohio lines wcut u
the ohio river present WY busy APP
pclfauco those days, na there 20 scarce
iy ten milo stretch without O. hfidgo
or "a construction gang nt work. There
are atll fcw OF che nfy-threc bridges
purchased last January Go De- erected.
and almost all OF the 10000 tons OF 50
pound rails have been laid.
AZ several points between nollnlrc
and Newark. o.. ddiurs of 100 car ca
p1city are being constructed. and be-
twccn Newark ana Chicago Junction
thousands Of men nrC working on exc
teuHlvc grade reductions. some Of tho
cuts and Nils being two miles in length.
Between Chicago Junction and chica-
20 nearly n score uf passing HIdlnHn are
being constructed and work on these a.
being pushed with unusual haste. ~
order TO complete them for the heavy
winter traffic, Tho ndlnFa arr beng
built with Wow Of q double track
some time IN the future. They arc TO
be- long enough IN most cases 10 hold
three nifty ear trains The now east
bound yard at Garrett. Ind. is ready
for the rails and viii be completed by
the middle Of November.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-06
ACETYLEAE GAS.

BE independent OF Gas and Est1
Light corporations and own YOU %
lighting plant The National raua'
tor does not have 10 h. caroi fof ~.
er than once In Is days u ispNiIlti
safe and r. recommended by an lfff'
ance bonria We lIght restless
churches, stores. Factories ara i9Ha
at 20 per cent lris than 0thcf ulif1i
with double tho lllumluuton. n y
Hpunsihlo parties will ship macht4 o
thirty days trial.
send Tor FREQ booklet on Aoiiyau
0aa We want good agents
NATIONAL ACETYfENE Gas 60.
Bufas. s. Z
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Tonight no Grand opens for three
niahts and matinee with tho lively
farco comedy known az "a Breezy
Time" tho engagement ends W.'luea-
day, and Yon Yuns1n begins Thursday.
Treasurer ucu has had hiH hands
moro than fun today handling the
etuwn1 which have applied Tor a.ata Tor
huH ulr lilAlra one night engagement
in - Lady of quality" Miss Blair
comes ThurHdny evening. and the ai-
vance sale Indicates that she will play
o. enormous business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-06

believe there ls any fgrit5 ~
lhomY 30 far nH we m lri'p
Indians are on the u'aen t.ci.
Although acrlrolv more hA - -
company ~ TROOPS la nov 49, y,
any Of the uoaiH. officers az 1000,
alarm un recount Uf dlslf,ft' (. N IT,.
lulians. There ore m0w ih.h ~, A.,
Qilns ln the department ffa All.
Arizona and NUW Mrffo T.,
signs of lll fooiinr lro in ihe W a..
San Carlos lgcury md % b. hls,' +. ~. w..
substitution of white f1r d1llia XIV.
u that locality viii nnoni i-''''
1omunHtruflura U0uv. Neah
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Well Known Actor and Artist Passed
Away In This city Today.

The many friends Of George J. ny
water the well-known actor ana artist.
vii be painod to learn OF that oatmnblo
gentleman'a death which occurred at
his late residence. $40 west Sixth South
street, this city today.
The deceased was the oldest son OF
the late George q. nyWator who died "a
little over "a year ago. Ills death was
due 60 chronic stomach trouble. Il was
only recently Mrs. Hymator died. and
with the passing away OF the deceased
today Il makes the third death thut
has occurred IN the Hywatcr family In
about fourteen months.
The funeral VIII take place from the
Firth ward netting house az 3 O'clock
Wednesday afternoon. The remains
viii be placed on view at tho family
residence from " TO 1880 y. NJ, on the
day OF the funeral.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

The t'setlng arranged FOR tomorrow
CTucrdnyl evening, IN the First ward,
at which the NJ. l. a. missionaries were
60 be Instructed by Apostle licbor J.
Grant and Eldcr u. r. Grant. haa been
postponed until Friday evening at 1850
y. M. or account Of tomorrow being
election day. and many would thus be
prevented from attending. on Friday
ssening a fun attendance " desired.
Geo. l.. Hiil. President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-06
POLITICAL POINTERS.


The last great meeting Of the cam
pulEn will be held In tho Thcater to-
nlght, under the auspices OF the wo-
mems Democratic club. The speakers
Senator j. L. Ilnwlinn, W. H. King.
Judge o. W. Powers. Mrs. u. j. ID,
Roundy. II. J.. Henderson, G. =, Vafian,
Fisher Harris, II. w, Sloan. II. ~.
Stephens, Colonel a. 9. Ellis ana ID. q.
Dunbar. Music viii De supplied BY tho
Ladies' quartet and tho Silver alce club.
Heid'a band also viii assist in making
melody.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-06

dhoWa the state ~ your ieillnsl i
the state Of your health as VII ~
pure blood makes itfHlf appliel f..
"a pale and sallow cumplcunn lil
and Skin Eruptiuna. n YOU art i1.-ls
weak and worn out and 10 lni ~.
healthy appearance. you ahlll4
Acker'g Blood Elixir, 10 cures lll ~
diseases where cheap sarnnlfiln "
no-cnllod purifiers fall' knoRfs ~
We sell every bottle on a positive suA'
untoC. z g. NJ. l. Drug Dept
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elle oprtoin property therein described.
UPON payment ~ onc-haif tha taxea now
ane. ] have % cay that under the pro-
Nhiona uf the Revised Statute yuu
nave no authority whatever 20 permit
redemption from valid tax sale fgg
any sum i0ss than the taxes. crsts and
interest 20 date. Where however. n
taN sale " invalid. o. different question
~ presented. ~ nothing appears IN
thle ease 10 chow that tho tax aaios or
any Of them were invalid. the petition
most unusual one and should b.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-06
NonrnrnN rAoIrIc nnINos sur,
Against $50 Citizens 81 spokane TO re
cover Laad Along IT. Track.

Taromt. wash. Nov. 5.-A Spokane
special says. The Northern Pacific hns
brought Hult against 100 leading Suo-
kane CltllcuH 10 recover lana along to
track granted By Congress In tho act
under which the Northern Puclnc wnH
organized. The railway contends that
% ia entitled 10 200 feet OF land on each
side of tho track wherever d was laid
through laudn belonging to the guvcrn-
utn', AZ present the railroad occupies
only nfiy feet on each side of la track
Many business blocks, warehouses and
residences have been constructed Within
The geo fsIt level and the niilW ~
seems 20 clear ita right OF WY Of an
improvements laying claim % the
same. The defendants iualat that they
have acquired title by open occupation
for more than ton years. The rights In
NulNcd nucct property valued nj mi-
lions % dollars and Include property
not only In Spokane, hut through this
and other states through which the
Northern Pacific passes.
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BAC0Ns LAST HOPE GONE.
Salt Lake Banker Must Now Serve
His Seven Years Sentence.

a special to the "Nowa" from wash
ington this afternoon announces that
tho supreme Court Of tho United
States today rendered a decision To- the
cnno ~ the government against james
II. Bacon who uctIuoued f0r wit
~ roVlGW. The petition iH denied.
This means that 10. defendant. who
i1 now in tho East. must return home
and $50 90 the state prison His torn
" imprisonment la seven years.
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man,

HNWArEN-in this city Nov ttn
" hcnorfhago of tho stomach -
j. bywater, aged 10 years
Funeral from Fifth ward nr
house "wednesday Afternoon n I
o'clock Friends Invited. lsmatt In
be- viewed at residence. 90 aeH 80
South, from r. 10 1870 D. m. O. iiJ Z
funeral.
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CANNOT REDEEM m.
80 Says County Attorney Putnam In
Porter Tax Case.

The following opinion from the ooun.
~ attorney WIS rccolvcl by the county
commissioners today!
Answering your request Tor an opln.
ION upon tho petition % a. Il. Porter,
unt he be allowed 10 redeem fr5m tax
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-06
NUT AfRAIDOF ANYNDIANs
"eaaquarters Expect Roorbneks
at This Season.

plaza s' y a'aapiariers no cr,drnoo 4.
Indian, % ., l No. repor' that reservation
DOMINANCE =, ~ m Colorado. Tile
nothIbg Z. I, 81 Fort Duchesna haa s,l6
ing IN '''sn concerning lb6a,1 ' ,n'
rald c.. walton 'srb+
"lis An. Nv w, }, Volkmor l'.. ~,
Al thle ,i, ,aHt AZ we mar ~. ,.' ll p,
N'n~ IN the fali. ana i q, sg ,..,
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"EUey Path
Hath a Puddle"

The puddle IN the path
9vay of most hves Is a de-
fsctfVe circulation due TO a
blood supply that instead of
s'ogUfng clear and strong lie
q mountain brook. Is stamant
and impure. Puddics may be
purified. ho1UeVcr, and be-
come timpid streams. That
Is 9vhat Hoods Sarsapari[Ia
does 9vith human blood. II
eivtfies. purifics Sns sf,rrgi6e,s the
hod. and EOheH H5 g accomplished the
9shorsans. hVrr. lung. hdlsys. bouuels.
are al braeed and 6rgIgo'aiss.
Asthma -" -Four bottles Of HOODS
S5sapa,aia gaze me pe,maserf relief
nom asthma. and have had no iroahle
rom shoriness Of breath sisae." Esah
@. Lane. Vienna Ga.
pimples -''Iused 10 b. i,ou5ies aaih
N liarii and piipiesi q frisrd abused me
10 tike Hood's SafsapVHa. Ih,qe been
f'ie ever sbiee." W. Sieuyi. s05 Mviie
d5e., Broosly7. ~ y
Worn Out Feeling "TdseiaeS 10
tate HooSs SassapViHs TO- a qvo,n out
feeling. and fegv bottles reisv,i me en-
h'sly and noD ! Lam ALE 10 1ga,l a great
eeaL" KITTY Allen Madison. kan.
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Madame TullY's Successor

Madam Tully has len a comp,is,''
successor In Madam NJ a. craig T
idf north Main, who y fully ltF-5..
serve all who call She has 4 e..
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Salt Lake City Utah. NoycuIc ,o'S'
TO THE VOTERS OF THE FIRST PRECINCT,

lnamucl as the Cigar Makers Union of this
circulars the First Precinct asking them
the City Council making tosa
Try o compleins
briefly us are nii
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$1,000 around and non
than this a
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elected Council will epcoplew
This an after consideration and does not them but the can resi-
that anything that right will be given considerations | "Shd
Mr. Whitaker
who also has
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Mr. Hewlett the A male
Yours respectfully,
HEWLETT BROS CO.