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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-09-26

New York jOurneyman printer writes On Saturday last
OF the best best
geon in Brooklyn After paying money owed spoke
of boy of years whom had along with The boy
feeling we'll his stomach appeared be of order and
he getting thin told the doctor that had given the boy
Rpans Tabule the night before Then told him
ingredients werelubaTb pccac peppermint vomica and
sodaand he exclaimed What's that What's that?' Upon
repeating the formula he sad Good very good You
give him anything better The rhubarb what
for the stomach and the will up the system Con-
tinue giving him each night and he will be all right
gave further prescription for the boy charged me
nothing advice" tszx .sr
lsT
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-09-26
THEY DON'T EXIST.

Ecurke Cochran says that he is an
exparsiCnist, but is not an impe-ia,ist
There is not an imperialist in the
United States in the sense that Atkn-
son and his few democratic imitat9rs
use the word.-Indianapo Journal.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-09-26

SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
By mail, daily, one year. 900
Weekly, one year .... 800. 200
Cash in advance.
BY CARRIER,
Daily, per month. .....$ 70
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-09-26

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Arizona, as mail matter of the second
class
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-09-26

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Dispatches.
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The only battery of Linotypes in
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-09-26
The Arizona Republican.

CHARLES c. RANDOLPH.
Editor and Proprietor
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-09-26

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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-09-26

EMIL GAM. President.
BOA LEWIS. Vice-Pressdeza
OBERFELDER. Cashier.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-09-23
DEPART.
ITEMS FROM HARBOR FRONT

Thirty chips are chartered for
these islands; II from Newcastle,
10 from the Coast. 2 from New
York and l from nitrate ports.
At the Pacific Mail wharf the
ship Yosemite is discharging coal;
at Sorenson's wharf the s.. G..
Wilder is unloading machinery (;
steamer ). A. Cummins is under
going repairs on the Marine Rail
way and the Antiope is commenc-
ing to discharge fertilizer at the
Railway wharf for the Hawaiian
Fertilizer Company.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-09-23
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

Steamers due and sailing today and for he next six
days are as follows;
AsssvH
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-09-23
PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

For Kappa, per stmr James
Makee, Sept 22-Murashita.
For MAXWELL, per stmr Wal
aleale, Sept oh F Wehsbon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-09-23
SHIPPING NEWS.

Additional. and the latest Shipping News. will be
fond on the eighth page.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-09-23

The last cars Of the King street
line going to Waikiki and Palama
pass the Anchor Saloon. The
cleverest mixologists in the city
are there always to put you up
anything you may desire. Drop
in and take drop before you take
the car. The celebrated Seattle
beer is to be had here on draught.
A full line OF liquors including TIE
famous A. A. Jesse Moore Whisky
etc., always on hand. Received
per Warrimoo, Rainier Book Beer
on draught. The Anchor Saloon
is here to please its patrons.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-09-23

Full moon on the 10th at 2:01 q. IN.
The Standard time whistle sounds at
l2h. ON: o.. (midnight), Greenwich
time, which is In. Bonn. p. m. of Ha-
waiian Standard time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21

vico-Prculdcnt Bancroft has returned.
General Superintendent wclby has
returned.
Travelling Agent D. ] Lindsay ~ the
G. q NJ. w, went north today.
l.. O. Leonard travelling freight agent
OF the Missouri Pacific, Ia IN town.
General Agent u. H. Gray NJ tho
Southern Pacific returned from New
York Saturday evening.
ID. 4. Spencer, of thr Oregon Short
Lane. was Rt his desk for a short time
this morning The probabilities are
that he viii not 80 10 the coast
Last evening President 4. W. MrCune
and Auditor r. n. Ellcrheok, OF the
Utah q Pacific, lvft for trip over the
line,
The gross earnings u the Southern
Pacific Tor the year were tiJ,iiG.aia The
expense ~ tho operating department
were isiiGth,g.
the West sidrrs win hold another
meeting in the Sixteenth ward meeting
house this week 90 protest against the
Union station franchises.
u. r. Gray general agent Of the s.
l.. has been Informed that case u
various issues on Freedom" pusNThed
az Manila, 10 now nt the station gi Nis
disposal Tor distribution. Tho Free.
douH contain valuable information per-
blnlug tO the Islands,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21
ADJUSTING PASSENGER RATES.
for several wsch. Past Puget sound
Iin.lns.. has been DemoraIIssd.

Representatives OF the Northern Pa
cinc, the Great Northern. the Canadian
Pacific, the oregon Hallway and Nnvl-
cation Co.. and the Southern Pacific
Railway company met In Portland.
ono, today for the purpose Of adjusting
passenger rates from Puget Sound
points 10 the east. W. II, Hurlburt.
general PASSENGER agent % the Oregon
Railway and Navigation Co. was
chosen chairman NJ the meeting.
For several weeks passenger rates
from Puget Sound have been dcmnrai-
lied. ana brokers have sold tickets to
Chicago Tor N2l.
AZ the meeting today n general dis
cuHrlun ~ rates took place but no con-
clua'un was reached. The meeting adj
luururi until tomorrow,
Effective December nrst. current low
rates on grain from Utah aud Idaho
common points 20 Northern California
VIII be withdrawn This announcement
uf tho Southern Pacific ~ made owing
60 the fact that the company u at prus-
rnt. through lack ~ equipment unable
20 handle the enormous amount 90
freight that ~ coming ln.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21
OREGON snoiir LrSr WINS.


Portland. or. Nov. so.-In the United
States court today Judge Bclllngcr
rendered decision sustaining the do
murrer OF the defendants In the case
OF Allen ana Lewis. representing the
Jobbers Of Portland. against the Ote-
Eon Railroad and Navigation company
ana the oregon short Line railroad TOR
alleged violation of the long and short
haul clause " the Interstate commerce
act Judge belllnger In hla decision
says;
'The complaint o.. that tho Short
Line ana the Southern Pacific have
made a Joint tnrln for freight between
san lrnncisco ana the Idaho points uu-
der which tho same rate u chnfg.d n.
that charged by tho Joint tarin u tho
short Line and the oregon Railroad
and Navigation from Portland 10 the
fafns points. and under which the Short
Line receives notably much less f1r rs
haul than n receives on Portland
freight That the object N This ls To
give 10 san Francisco and ita m,r-
chnnta an undue and unreasonable
preference over Portland aud H. NOR.
chants, und that the oregon RAILROAD
ana Navigation company. N aiding and
nhcttlnE this purpose By cutorlne Into
the joint traffic arrangement ln qutI-
lion with tho Short Line company.
'rho complainant ir proceeding upOu
Z
Lane company Ia entering Into Joint
tnrln arrangement with the Southern
Pacific by which II receives smaller
rate nH ltE proportion ~ the through
haul under that arrangement Than ID
receives for It's proportion " the haul
under It's Joint tnrin agreement with
thu oregon Railroad and Navigation
company, has tho snCct 10 make both
Joint tarlffH discriminate agalnt Port
land and therefore unlawful. There 10
no complaint thlt tho rate ~ 40. ore
gon railroad and Navigation company
from Portland 10 Huntington ~ cKccs.
slve or discriminating, and lt lB alleged
that Of the Joint rate this IL what this
company received Nor IN thnre any
complaint that the excess above the
oreHon oompany's rate. charged and
received BY the Short Lime company
~ W share ~ the Joint rate. nor that
IN" JOINT rate established by the two
companies, N unjust or unreasonable
except as these charges are related 10
the ehnrEes made under tho ioint tariff
established by tho southern Pacific and
the oregon short lane cOmpnnles. mo
hieHhuoh ~ 10 tho unreaHonnhioneH
Of the Joint rate made by tho oregon
Railroad and Navigation oofnpany and
The Short Lane company Is thai I'm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21
CHANGES ms PLEA.
william Hughes Pleads 0ulity to RobbInE
the House at John .. GALLAGHER.

William Hughes, a one armed youth.
withdrew former plea ~ not guilty
To huunebrcakng today. and By consent
pleaded guilty. lie VIII be sentenced
tomorrow. There II another charge u
housohrcaklng and one Of burglary
against tho defendant. but IN view u
Ms plea today II " quite likely they
VIII now be dismissed.
Hughes would have beun sentenced
today were Il not for the fact that the
police claim TO be In possession Of in
formation showing that the defendant
hhd only been released twenty days
from "a Colorado prison before he was
arrested here. This was denied by
Hughes, ana Prosecuting Attorney Ray
Van Colt asked that sentence he de-
frrrrd until h. had onqulrcd into the
matter In answer TO Judge Norreli
Hughes said no was nineteen years old,
aud that hc came here from Butte. but
was born In ~, Joseph. Mo.
The particular offonse 10 which he
pleaded guilty 10 today was entering
the house OF John j. GALLAGHER at ga
east seventh South street, this city. on
October end, and stealing a silver
watch ana two gold rlnga.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21
NERVOUSNESS.

CAusE-tn this world anxiety
md YOUNG men and women suffering To extent ~ ~
and m
u hh such want ~ exercise too much sinr M
hgh bad habits ovcrwok youthful ard dH
The mfnur ~
lie becomes fu pocVsh and
troubled
him stan tat
weakened he feels mId and restless and usually confused and a. %
excited
an MAYoS curative win f
feelng will entirely medicine
the vital functions
Men and
medicine the Fy nerve lnsoator they hays eyer g We l l
Justify beliefs @ results We have never lost patient and delicate
the WONDERFUL CuR:s MIRACULOUS RESULTS ACHIEVED o.
CURATIVE
This ie hoastnFi an fully TO llsrh "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21
RAILROAD OFFICIALS.


Quite number ~ wen known rail-
road officials were expected 10 arrive In
salt Lake this afternoon or tomorrow
morning. Local railroad men say that
there n no Significance In the gathering
whatever, that some ~ the gentlemen
have been travelling throughout the
west on pleasure bent. and others have
been 60 the coast on business.
General Agent W. II. Firth. Of the
Rock Island at Denver. arrived here to-
day, Those expected this afternoon
arr John sebastian, general passenger
agent ~ the g. H. a T.. J. Francis.
general passenger agent % the HurlnF-
ton nt omaha. Mai. =. X. Hooper. OF
the H. A H. q, nt Denver. and General
Passenger Agent Eustls OF the e. ~. a
o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21
Mayo's Wonderful Tapeworm Remedy

Mr. A. G Lee, ce State ~, has had yan
tia
Friday evening rAPEwolM REMEDY wins ryss o. m
head eighty
taking
Tapewofm be nj the oncs o the Hotel Kenyon.
JOHN WATSON go Thru W-tn little gri a ~
Tnpeworm Remedy
\ pELKEY, SO W. Temple +
n.
troubles % snudinE unable
m q
Michael ungcrer ased @ acla,ie rheuma,n biden
unable O. walk without crutehcF.
Mr nurges 60 ac rheumatism ankle limbs
ksIso aged 81 rheuma.m foot. .ual.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21

Llylnggton, Month Enterprise; The
suit VI Thomas Hunter Wfunst John
", Conrad and y g, Hunter. which has
been hanging IRE In tho district court
in this county lnce April H. 1885, at
which time tho plaintiff recovered q
Judgment against defendants for the
sum NJ Sli,sso and sli9.b5 costs, has
been settled, Recently suit was be-
gun by o. r. Goddard, attorney ~ nil
Hinge, 20 have tho Utah courts declare
j, II, Conrad a bankrupt and 20 have
tho debts ~ that gentleman settled.
Since then Mr., Conrad has come In
aud settled the claims against him, and
on saturday last an agreement was
He'd In the District court OF this county
by which the gentleman Tor u consider
alton uf $4,000 settled the above suit
aud few other minor claims.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21

Statement of Cot Dodge Concerning the
Coppsn,'s Inteniisn for the rutare.

's'bs'f
The following interesting statement Of
Cot u. g. Dodge IA published by the
Denver News!
The Rio drande western has about
my miles moro of truck this year than
u had last year. This Il not such a
great amount. but II representa- a great
deal M far a. the development Of the
country II concerned. Every mile that
was built iod somewhere. ana viii
eventually lead farther. The most I'M
rortnnt extension waa that n twenty
rcvon miles from Provo 10 ilsber city.
That leads directly Into a country that
~ rich nRriculturaliy and H. good
feeding ground for stock. This route
VIII lead into IN. ulntah reservation
when II II opened. About 100 miles 81
track viii bring ua Into Fort Ducheano.
through rich mineral country. There
are nlro giiHonite lscda thoro richer. &c
cordinr To report. than any Yet opened.
Another road which will be of great
service 10 ua this winter runs from
Mounds. about twenty miles east 81
Price. TO the Sunnyslde coal nlnea. A.
the mines matters are In such condition
now that we shall BE- able to ship about
700 tons OF coal day. beginning next
Monday. ~ full capacity the output 81
these mines Will BE- probably 1000 tons
u day. Another coal branch which has
been In operation for a month runs
The mines have about the same ca.
pncity NJ tho-a ut SunnyHl1c We have
about aa much more work planned to
be done next year,
THE greater part Of construction
next year probably will be- done on tho
branch which runs from Thistle to-
ward Mnryrville, The line " operated
az Hclknap. NJ IN. head Of the valley.
Next year we shall begin building fur
ther up the canyon and out over the
hills. How much work will be- done
there II N hard 10 say. There are rich
gold and silver mines. ana some valu-
able Iron districts upon the line Of our
proposed extension, particularly In
Cedar city, whore. rumor Gays. the
Colorado Fuel a Iron company has had
Representatives looking over the
ground. Among other improvements on
the line nlrcady In use 10 q steel bridge
10 cross the Green river. II will replace
the Iron one ut that point, and VIII be-
three spans OF iei feet each. II viii
b. one OF the nnost bridges In the
West"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21

Arthur Meyer and John MnFenlttl.
tcn-ycar-old boys. appeared before
Judge Norrrll today 10 show cause why
they should not be- committed to
the State industrial school The llttl.
fellows were adiudred guilty In tho po-
lice court recently 81 breaking into tho
store u James !. GALLAGHER. the we'll
known trunk manufacture, on Main
street and held 90 the district court.
The father ~ Meyer promised TO send
the boy 10 married son near Denver.
AMI Arthur was released on his own
recngulEnnrc.
The MaEenittl boy. with tears stream
Ing down hls cheeks. promised TO be-
have himself 10 future and was allowed
10 go home with his parents
Judge Nufrcll said hr was opposed 10
sending boys of such tender age to tho
reform school.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

Last nisht was O rcd letter one In tito
history 90 the Grand. Not since Mr.
Mulyoy assumed the management OF
the house has there been such rush
nH was In evidence thors from until
o'clock several hundred people
were turned away anu Treasurer car
ruthyra states thD receipts exceeded hy
several points any nrures ever taken
10 nt the box Office window. The
Rays themselves ate not with the COM
pauy this time. their parts being as.
numtd hy John W.Jess and Ada Henry.
who keep Ho closely 10 the business of
the originals that tho absence ~ the
Rays was very little noticed. There
was the usual cake walk. speciality
acts, duucIng. etc. and AN went with
"a great whlrl, the Olonsona In their
dancing being the main feature. Tho
guElgt mcnt CLOSES tonight. and the
golac Is already nearly sold out.
TIL. Madeleine company holds a To-
hgnrtIl at thc Thvater tonight Mr.. g..
r. sewage NJ the old folks committee
viii d. un hand 90 request that tho
opera Dc glycn Tor tho old folks next
Monday,
Tho Falo Tor Shenandoah Is roinr
steadily forward a. the Theater, aud
Thursday rights opening viii dolb;leis
b' a great one,
M. MuNty's attraction next week
win be the breach OF Promise Co SIR
Schlcsr, Tho advance manager, " now
In the City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21

consideration OF the premlses"-in con-
Hldoratlon Of the alleged discrimination
against Portland merchants In the two
Joint rates. and ~ the lower charge tof
the longer haul 60 Ogden-such rate u
unjust and unreasonable and On vio-
iaiion Of eection ! d the Interstate
commerce act The case Il therefore
one Of alleged unlawful discrimination
ln the rates complained ~, and unless
there " such discrimination, therc " no
ground for relief The fact that the
Short Line company under It's joint
tarln arrangement with the oregon
Railroad and Navigation COMPANY re-
colves notably more FOR Ne haul than u
receiver under lta tnnn arrangement
with the Southern Pacific company D.
not matter cognlznhlc by the court
l.. n Cox. counsel fot Allen and
lewis stated today That h. would me
an amended Din which would ohvlntc
most ~ the objections found by The
court Co the original bill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21
nxrrssIoN rnoM .eorIrLD.
Articles 81 Incorporation Of Carbon County
Railway Company pnsd.

Yesterday afternoon articles OF incor-
pnution 0f the Carbon County Railway
company were filed with the county
clerk The par value ~ The capital
stork, which ~ placed Ut ifG0. 900. h tiel
por Hhnru The number " shares sub.
scrlbcd la 3l0 William a.. sharp, 800
shnres; W. T. Cotton. Robert linrkncaH
=. ". nabcock and q D. yard. one share
each
Following are the officers; William q.
Fharn president Robert Hnrknc77,
vice president. William q. cotton. see
rrfnfy and troarurari 8. II. inbc0ck
and H. j. Yard directors
The line TO be- built viii b. nm cEtcn.
sion ~ the Weston from scuhrli sta
lion tn the Pleasant Valley coal mines
o. distance ~ seven miles. a line VIII
also b. built from Mounds station
through Classy Trail Creek 20 the Sum
ryrldc coat mines ana nine miles ~
Mhltmoro canyon,
The building of this road viii cost In
the nciEhborhood Of $1,000 u milo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21

let 90 trembling victims Of ncr.
vousncaa ask themselves this question.
II my stomach fight1 And n they can
not answer II out uf their own know
ledge let them learn their true condl-
tion from physicians Of skin and cX-
pericncc.
Tor II Is nov q recognized fact
that the great majority OF that suffer-
Ing which Inevitably leads to nervous
proatrntion has Its origin In dis
ordered stomach.
Intense ref,ogsncss. headaches.
dimncaa % vision. hackachca. cold
hands and feet. Hlccplesancaa or slum-
bcra broken with horrid dreams, cN.
hnuHtion instead OF rufrcshment upon
awakening In the morning. heart palms.
palpitationH and futtcringa. poor cir
culation ~ the blood. weakness. a com
slant trembling ~ the handa-thoae are
some ~ the most marked symptoms
that In nearly every instance may be
traced 10 a stomach that n sick aud
diseased.
Tor more than third Of cen.
tury the trend ~ general American
life has been 10 abuse or neglect itself
In habits that gn to assist digestion uf
food. The haste and wear aud tear and
Worry Ut our commercial habits have
not only affected the men directly en-
gagged. but Hympnihcticaily. perhaps.
have Invaded the ranks ~ both women
ana children. Hence the Americans are
called n nation OF dyHuDptica
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21
nuR0LAn snNrnScrp.
morrl. EEsa oei. ono Year In the stats
ffi.on To-day.

Morris Egan. alias Moses Higgins.
who pleaded guilty TO tho charge ~
burglary before judge cherry on tho
lilh Inst, was sentenced TO one year In
ne state prison By Judge Norrcll to-
day.
Egcn's offcnsc was burglarlzlnF the
foundry u Thomas Miller. situated nj
the rear az ~ south Sixth West street,
on tho night ~ October 90 1889.
The prisoner told the court he waa
only nineteen years Old: that II was hla
nrst onensc and he hoped to be- dealt
with luulputiy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21
continue His Free Consultation Six Dav, n.
NERVOUS SUFFERING DUE 70 STOMACH DgEM

Bgf Dgspcbsb IL ~,
means imperfect dir,iilo, ii,i'i Z,
Gates a stomach y na SUI b
,h,ely even byspcrsla vas ~. VI
p.atti,hlly lnruuh.e. aIft tNit
pnYAio''ns elaimel to cor h.
" doctors. hopc,es A,
STOOL Dyapepaia AMI hsd ~ -
70 uoat II rruucily how J ~ n
count for The thN1aanis ~ (, "a :
To be seen ON every sllei 1''i-t
" doctors qcner1b me
Dyspepsia because th'v M [" ~
cry understand it ana hts-. =, ~
properly trcut &C. how mu't ~ 4
son " there 10 Believe In ~. ~
TO cope directly ulthhss,,,.,'.- ia
troubles that Ntr. m0r5 -. ~
Just as directly. c0rnsri.t
organ of Digestion wa II
N mas d'ncsdy bee, a.
these columns how ,ha g.,
of Diseases that unllct m,st.., Il
Their origin IN tho atouaft
great majority % heart ~
troubles take their oHrln IL a
nrEun. The stomach dIrsst., -,
gus crowds upon tha da.t-....
ehcrnaches upon The hoart. 80.
tcrinE ana pnlpitatiou IA rs-.- =
the. lungs, interfering ultb sl.'i..
and BY this very pre.lesl ia.
henrt anu lungs dislufhi csg,.
Ihcn FOLLOW cold uNtfrmIiiss
4RIA glUaItaa Nu..l. Oh II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21
Mayo's Electric, soc a bottle.
Mayo's Curative Syrup, soc n bottle.
Cattarrh Snuff, soc q bottle.
CANCERS CURED.
CURED LAST YEAR-NO KNIFE, NO PAlNi

Ore.-Cnncor removed
~
o. Henalom Lake Neutrality-suspicious. OF che ear tlA 5e
lng - our yaf
Mre Minnie Benton, Occidental Hoccaneer Of the breast 10"
otanding,
Nesmlh brunswick ill., years s apa yaS
NJ y, Wuhnsion, cherry and Thrd-cancer neck 'o''
standing.
hrs Nordon Of breast.
Francis Manor st. lo-caneer shoulder clgh' 's'
Ing. Of sss
A. % Deano Cali o. OF face By ems"
Write him ,iovHlH
o o year OF cancer " wv
Write him what
the assisted py
They
contract 70
Paralysis
Rupture Nncocce iiydtneela
Structure syphilis positively anu,
Weakness
notg
which enable him TO make extraordinary u.l
THE MAYO PHYSICIANS Can be Consulted at the Kenyon
Salt Lake City.
Office hour--lO a. M to s p M Sundays 10 a. NJ u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-21
THOSE LARGE CANS,

You viii be astnnished at the quantity
with the results 81 using what people
might naturally call a cheap baking
powder. When Three Grown brand wna
"a high priced article u was the most
attractive baking powder used by the
most particular people. In reducing
Che price We have extended tho friend
ships Tor tho article and II n now giv-
Ina satisfaction In "a larger number %
homes than even Sixteen uuncoa Of
this valuable material Tor 3 cents. You
SO the advantage of using %.
Thrro Grown iinklng Powder was
awarded tho Gold Medal nt the last two
State FAIRS. For sale BY uli grocefa
at % cents a pound.