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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
LAND COMMISSIONERS.
Few oi the Material Changes In the
New Law.

The state board " land commission
erH now operate under the new law,
which, went into eject on tho SIN inst
several meetings have been held dur
INK the nast week, but only routine
hurinrss was transacted Tho q organ
ifntiun viii take place ~ soon ua the
members receive their commissions
from Goyvrnor Wells and have nlrd
their bonds. each In the sum % $1,000.
Ia all payments for leases sud sales
Of land the new law provif ~ they
shall be made TO tho secretary ~ the
beard. Heretofore the money received
from these sources was paid 10 the
county treasurer
The new law also allows the board to
make private contracts for the sale of
land o. parties whose application 90 ln-
no.. ihe lands was selected. ihls has
heretofore been done only In tho eases
OF rvlinqulshcd entries
The new law further provides that
the rate ~ Interest on farm inHhH shall
BE- Increased 60 six per cent, The board
also has authority 10 loan money On
farms M 10 twu-ihrdH ~ tfolr nH-
Frfsrd value, exclusive 81 improve
m"nts. These are the only material
changes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
PRIMARY CONFERENCE.

The Primary conference Of the salt
Lake stake was held In the Assembly
Han this morning. a very interesting
program was rendered by the little
ONES, in most pleasing ana hearty
manner
While all the exercises were good
special mention should be made Of the
original poem by Miss Ella Jeremy of
The Twenty ward. eulogiAlng the
First Presidency, and the Twelve Apos-
Ties. The singing BY Prof. liassctt'a
class; tho Rotations by Jessie Conrad
ana Little Nedn SwcnH0n, the Lords
Prayer repeated by the children of the
First ward, and the singing by the chill,
dren NJ the Eighth ward.
Mifn ponnettn Smith related a beau
uful story Ia a pleasing manner. on
"TiH better tl glve than To receive"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
FUNERAL OF MIS- L. 5, GRiFFIrms.

The last rites over the remains %
MrH, tchecca Savage 0rlfiith were held
on Friday March iiih nt the resl-
d"nce OF MIR, Harry Luf, \ large as
HemhlnEo was present, The Invocation
was offered by Elder George y. Gibbs.
impressive and consolng remarks re-
gufdlug the deceased, and the reward
she III expected To secure In the here
after through her falthfulncsa 10 the
Gospel Of Jesus christ, In witch she
was a nrm believer We're made by III.
dnis g.. II. Savage, mot "a rulative). II.
X, Thomas, H. r. Nielsen. u H. bur
rows, George =. Gibbs and bishop Geo.
Romney, who presided, Al of the
speakers had been friends OF tho de-
cenFed for many years The benedlc.
ton Was pronounced by Elder j. u.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
Tur n,cKr,r oosrnoyrnsy.
Hearing On order 10 show Cause Goes over
tettf >sst Week

The injunction suit ~ John iicck. II.
! Taylor, a. A. steed and the buckeye
Mining company. against Ge0rge cris-
mon. u. =. Spencer, George ltomney.
Pacific Lumber company, georRe "
Romn.y David Eccies and Moses W.
Taylor praying that the defendants be-
restrained from holding a Stockholders
meeting, called for March 18TH. until
the issues between John iicck and Geo
~ itomney and David Eccirr. Involving
l0i,s0i shares ~ iiuokcye stock, now In
litigation. are determined by tho court.
came 10 before Judge iiiien today on
an order requiring the defendants to
show cause. Judge Howat appeared
for plaintiffs and James ~. Moylc for
the defendants.
The attorneys In tho case were ready
To- proceed but the hearing was con.
tinucd un,ii the present calendar II
disposed 81. which. In all probability.
vial be- the latter part Of next week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18

President Hamburger ~ the Salt
Lake and ogden ny let this morning.
Tor Eureka.
n. y. Dunn. the general travelling
passenger agent of the Snort I.inr. II
back again from the north.
nills are out Tor the forthcoming
meeting OF the Grand Lodge of the
liika az H. Louis. Mo. Cheap rates viii
BE- given on all railroads.
Mr. 4. Phillips. one " the partners
~ the phillips-Iud Excursion COM
pany, came Ia this morning from Los
Angeles,
Mr, A. n, Carlton has been appointed
travelling freight agent ~ tho Union
Pacific, with headquarters at Butte.
Mont.
\ NAyHon and Russell excursion
party ~ some thirty people, mostly
from Boston. viii be In from the West
this evening. The party win remain
over Sunday, leaving Tor the Fast over
the II, %. ". Monday night,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
BUSINESS NOTES.

The main events ~ tho week In local
commercial circles have been the
declaration OF the scmi.annuai dividend
u A. by y. g. N. /. and the report to
the stockholders Of the Ogden Sugar
60. made by the management The
y. q, NJ. I. dividend was no much u
foreKone conclusion that the atock
made no special movement after the
dividend notice came out. II stands
iinn at ,i2s. with every indication of
u continued advance. The annual stock.
holders meeting Of the Institution oo'
curs early In Arril,
The announcement ~ President Ee-
fleH ~ the ogden sugar 60 that no
dividend wiz be- paid until the sugar
on hand has been sold will not be-
surprise. The Investing public has oN,
prctrd such "a gtairm-ut-aud the stock
continues sim a! iis per share
Dealings In local stocks have been
somewhat slow during the week. Not
because there n any lack OF Investors
hut because there h "a great sca,'ity
" sellers. The following figures can
10 obtained for the steaks named by
any who desires o. part with themi 4,
q, NJ. o.. fisN ogden sugar. iilg; Cn-op.
Wagon ana Machine 10, filg. state
Rank, sos Utah Commercial and say.
lngH Rank. slOl; DeHorrt National
Hank, fape peHrrrt Savings Bank,
AGO. Home Fire Of Utah SO
The advance IN Utah sugar stock
has heon marked feature nf the weeN
The general expectation was that nf-
Ter the payment ~ the dividend of "a
cents per share tho quotations would
fall back. but nH IN the ease ~ the
noHeret National the payment ~ the
extra dividend only had the eject Of
causing Investors 60 seek the stock
more eagerly than before. The stock
may be quoted at sllbo To siii5 offered
for small or large blocks, but with no
sellers reported up until noon today.
The bank olearings Of the country
continue To reach astonishing proper
tions. The total of the United States for
the week Is 81 1898 Gsi col. AN increns, ~
ig.g per cent over the same week last
year. while Tor the q days ending yoH-
to-day Salt Lakes clearings Were
'LSaG.ooo, an Increase ~ q per cent over
the same g da,s In 1885 The weekly
lgurrs complied by the local clear
ingE house include Saturdays transac-
tlous, while those that come over the
wires are completed Friday night,
which accounts ion ihe difference In
the weekly totals published
The Davis County bank stockholders
VIII elect directors ON Wednesday next,
at Fnrminston.
John II. Honncmort, John W. Thorn.
ley Elijah T.. Ellison, John A. barnes
AMI James N. Cook constitute the new
directorate OF the Layton Milling and
Elevator company. at Layton. paNi'
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Sal,s on the Utah Exchange
Reached 2l,400 Shares.
NORTHERN. LIGHT ACTIVE.
demand for Hoe uower. nj Better
Figure. Transfers Of
the cali.

The Saturday call on the new OK
change brought out sales Of 2i.ioO
shares which had value Of F.2is.Gs.
In tho main. prices ruled about sta
tlonafy as compared with the morning
call and business was done along these
lines. In dividcnd-paycrs Ajax and
Utah were the only stocks to do bust
ness, the former selling at $40 and
ti.u and the latter handing out 100 at
20 cents. Producers had sellers In
Daisy at a. Dalton at ~. -Four Aces at
az. Frisco at "a and Golden Eagle
ut So. while In this class Of stocks Joe
Bowers sold up to 1874. and Lower
Mammoth went at 5sh to be followed
By brink trading IN Northern Light
from cjH 10 GO. The other sellers were
Antlcr, Emerald. Bowers Extension.
Omaha and Triumph.
Figures were posted ms followsi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18

JudEc cherry made the following or.
dcrH today
Antonla Rpcokart W ~ u. Niles Il
al motion for new trial allowed.
Utah i.itho company W \. i. Siookey;
motion 20 dismiss appeal oyerruird.
Peter l.. Johnson W George swan,
etc. order 20 show cause continued UNI
tl April Let.
gillctt HsrzoE Manufacturing COM
pnny " Portland Cement company uf
Utah suit dismissed ON motion ~
plaintiff.
William r. r. Curtis W Mrs. A. A.
Cole action az 10 tirrt and third causes
81 action dismissed and second cause
dismissed without prejudice.
Judge lilies attended 10 the follow
Ink matters today
Adolph J. iiauorbach W. Phoenix MINI
lns company, etc, Il al demurrer suH-
tainvd ANA ton days given 60 amend.
New England Loan ana Trust com.
pany w william Middlemnrs a al. mo.
tlon tn nuaHh service NJ summons over
ruled
Seymour A. Young W A. y. Lawson:
judgment Het aside By consent uf par
ties thereto.
ole Larsen IT al Va Charles onesito:
motion Tor new THAI overfuled.
J. NJ, Stout W NJ, X. Parsons IT ai'
demurrer ovcrruled and ten days To
amend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.

The regular meeting " the officers
and teachers Of the sunday schools Oh
this stake ronvenea Monday eNeniht'
March 20. IN the Fourteenth ward ~,
scmbly hall. The topics 10 be dls' usstn
nrei sunday School Finances, ny sup,'
e. W. Symons ~ the TENN Mnlu'
Branch Sunday schools. hy sup: th, is.
cottrcli ~ Tho Fourth ward. sunday
school Government. by supt Chas. u.
Felt Of the Seventeenth ward. rue
musical part Of the program VIII pe
furnlshcd by the Eleventh ward SCHOOL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
IN THE FIELD OF DUTY.
Elder Golfred Alder Of Manti. Another
Missionary, PASSES Away.

Another missionary has died In the
field Of duty. This time the Elder who
gave NJ his life while serving the Mas
ter. was Godffcd Alder Of Manii. News
10 that effect was received at President
SHOWS office this afternoon by special
cablcEram from the presidency of the
European mission. The cause 0f death
was pneumonia. Elder Alder died In
the Swiss mission, whore he
had been laborlnE for little
less than year. Ne was
born July 20, 1875. at Schwelbrunn.
Canton Appenzcll Switzerland. and
was set apart MS "A missionary 10 his
native lana on April 20. 1895. lie bore
tho nIInAIhnnl OF 2cNenty.
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cly ana potash seemed 10 add fuel 10 the
~ lnl utW' Nlleh was devuuflng me, was
hlNlsed by iflrnds who had seen wonderful
cuf,s mihe ~ iL 70 try swifrs specific. We
NV w. BOTTLES and l felt hope again revive In
NY hithsi-huno Tor health aud hAppiness
afhh improved from the starr, and com
pl,N ana nguect cure was the result, :, ;, =.
y VIZ only blood remedy which reaches des
p'fAle eases. Mas. T, W, LsE,
Montgomery, Ala.
OF the many blood remedies, s. ). $.
Is the only one which can reach deep.
seated, violent cases. IL never fails 10
cure perfectly and permanently the
most desperate eases which are leyond
the reach Of other remedies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18

The annual report OF John James and
william q. SHARP. executors 1T the ~
The annual report % John. james and
came w Ia the probate court today.
The rrpor' shows the balance from last
year was niU.soips The total Income.
FROM all sources. for the pArt year was
Npsa,s, The total expenses were 81.
isc.bs. ana the total resources for the
twelve npnthr were ti2i,sss,sl. leaving
n baian-c. a. per ledger stock account.
~ tils.1'i.3g.
The report was referred 10 Clerk
Hair and later la the day received app
prevail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
LxaisLATIys AFTERMATH.

State senator ". e. Chambers says
he has no inclination TO further serve
the State In q political capacity.
'Qun Nebcker has had nm active
political career for the past ffteen
years. He now says. however, that h.
has stopped wooing the tickle Jade for.
ever and that he wtli 40 back 10 his
farm and cattle 20 live and lead a life
% peace.
A delegation Of anti. Mccunsltc poll.
tiriana visited the House lobby few
dayr ago and announced that there
were but two members OF the Lsgls.
laturc who could ever be re-elccted-
g. ~. jackson and u. ~. ltideout. The
former was. they said. going 10 be
nominated for city recorder this fall
while the latter was to be the next
Governor Of Utah.
The Senatorial struggle which han
Just died away has materially changed
the color and aspect u the political
horizon 20 far M the Democracy ~
concerned. Men who were strong pos
ribillticr for this office. or that, state
and otherwise arr now considered out
Of the race. The parts they played are
said to be responsible for the retire
ment.
Representative Robertson. who was
regarded by his Legislative colleagues
aa the pcfronifcation OF conscientious
ness itself. delivered himself of this
brief expressive statement before hie-
Ing himself hom-ward. n like Leria-
iative work; I admire the men with
whom ! am associated. hut III b.
blamed N ever want 10 be- In the
legislature again when there II a Sem
ator to elect"
Fisher Harris viii lcay. for North
Carolina In a few days. accompanied
by his wife. 10 pay visit To his aged
mother ana cacort her back TO Virginia.
where u IN expected she viii spend the
remainder u her days In rest and
quiet. Her presence In another State
now was caused by the recent death ~
a daughter. Mr.. iiarriH'a sister. II viii
be remembered that the sad event oc-
Cured at the time that Mr.. Law
rprang his Montana sensation" In the
legislature making II almost impossi-
BILE for Mr.. Harris to get away.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

r. \. Grant to u. n. Airs. war
rnnty deed iej feet by 2 uds
northwest from - rods west
Of southeast corner Of lot L.
block 2s. plat q ......s..s"..s.N
Mary X. Holland to Grace Pat.
ton. warranty deed. lots ~. %
and %. block 2. Ia Neta place. II
Emma u. Nlenke TO ~. +. Shep-
arson. warranty deed, lots 10 20
a. block .. Williamsburg sub
division .s.ss sssssts ssssssssss "
Salt Lake city TO !. q. Reid.
qult.clalm deed. y. acres
northwest quarter section %.
township | north. range | west
r. l.. Holland 90 Mary X. iiol-
land. quit-clalm deed. lot q.
block 2. la Neta place ..... o..
4. linnnucr 81 nj 10 Elmer Hill.
pult.cinim deed Keystone lode.
etc, West Mountain .......... 100
y. y. Wilson Il nj 10 Highland
Copper NJ CO.. quit-olaim decd.
lilucatone No. lode. etc. West e
Mountain ..... ...... 80. .s....
Old Jordan a Galena NJ. Co. TO
4. y. Holden. qult-claim deed.
Aficrthought lode. etc. West
Mountain ..... ...... .....s....
\. i.ayagnino 10 Conglomrrate N.
Co, quit-claim deed. Key Note
No. lode. West Mountain ..,..
Tutul .sss. .ssssssss ssssssss.ssNlu,h
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18

Simmons. The ward choir rendered APP
nropriaic and beautiful music. The
foral display was very pretty ana OF
large magnitude. some designs being
sent from friends In other states.
ltebecca Savage Grinlth was born IN
Mansfield. Nottinghamshirc, England.
July. 1873. emlgrated To- Utah IN 1855.
parsed through many trials and hard
ships consequent upon early settlement
In Utah
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Annual Statement for tho year ending be-
ccmber ~. leo. Of the condition VI the
NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.

The name and Location Of tho Company,
National i.lfc Insurance Ga. no -tato
street, Mont elier Vermont
Name Of President. thas. boNoy.
Name u secretary. Joseph A. 10 Iiocr.
fhe amount OF it, Assets II .... .flh tal. 90 %
The amount OF It, Liabilities
dnoiudinR capltan ls............ Ilsidsft %
The preceding calendar scar. asslss a.
The amount Of IT, expenditures
nyssr.' 80 y. ,'..'.....'I.',''. seaso u
The amount OF losses paid dur
year. D.. 80, 49,. .,.'''..'.'''. ss,Gsi ~
aarlas sGs year ,'.,'..,'.'''''' is.ssi.@a 90
tho snd Of The yesr.' :" 'o'.s .oe1vs %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18

Estate OF Clarence ". Jennings. de-
ceased; hearing on return ~ sale of
real estate continued one week
Estate OF Joseph shaw, deceased;
hearing on petition FOR settlement %
accounts u administrator. referred to
Clerk blair
Estate and guardianship ~ Howard
and Thomas ~. lee. minors; hearing
on petition for Letters NJ guardianship,
continued for three weeks from date.
Estate aud guardianship ~ Fiorine
Miner. a minor; hearing on petition Tor
letters 81 guardianship, continued one
month,
Estate ~ Lucy Ice Evans. deceased.
Catherine lee Raleigh appointed al.
mlniHtiatrix under 500 bond.
Estate of Henry N, May. deceased.
hearing on petition Tor distribution OF
raiAln. IrfrrIal 90 clnrA nLnlI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
NEW GOVERNMENT BUILDING.

Judge Marshall " the Federal court
and Clerk fletcher have been request
eel by u, :. senator l,hwlina to make
what suggestions they may think prop
or In regard 10 the design 81 the Fed
oral court room and offices In the new
government building IN this city. which
win be transmitted by the senator 60
the government architect and have
them Incorporated az near as possible
Ia the plans ~ the building
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18

NHN'NN NN' H.|NNN one n
unrlual 90 Ihr struggle.
hui ~ llir nus Yielded
W 90 Che fearful noison,
or slH lHus yrafsl suf,
Tered untold misrry. l
NHe covered With sores
md ulcers fmm hesd to
foot aud nu language
tAn express wv Ceilings
Of woe during idp.e long
year I hAf thr tesi
medical irasfuUlt. Sew
rnl physiDHrs success
slNrly irratsim'. hutsll
o. Uu uuTr.Haf Inp mar.
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Minlns rtorsr,, Ls,Isa Iron.

Deputy sheriff John Montgomery Jr.
went tn bingham yesterday, aud hy
virtue ~ a chattol mortgage, executed
hy the ulnnt Chief Mining company
To- ". A. brewster, he levied upon all
Of the personal property ~ the Giant
chief, consisting NJ machinery, hoisting
engines, pumps, ore cars, steam hoists,
ore HkipH. mine rails, tools ana an
hulldsgH located on the property. Mr.
MONTGOMERY VIII sell the property at
public auction TO the highest bidder FOR
cash On Tuesday April an, at 1850 y,
m. The sale viii take place az the
mine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18

STOCK TRANSACTIONS.
Ajax. ioo at $40: 100 at Ii.E.
Antlcr. 1000 at i.c.
Daisy. io0 nt t2Ac; too at a.
Dalton, 900 at ikc.
Emerald 800 at is.c.
Frisco. i.000 az FAC.
-Four Aces. 1880 ut axe
Golden Eagle. 1000 at SIC.
Joe flowers Extension 1000 at nc.
Joe liowcra. 600 at 1850, 1000 at igt.c:
800 az itiac. 1900 az iGAc.
Lower Mammoth. 100 at 1iHr.
northern Light. 100 nj ssAc; COO at
iiiic. 100 at GAAlc; $500 Ut Gse. 900 at
tslici goo nj 0i'sc. 900 at G5Ae. 1000 at
6ihc. 800 at Gsc.
omaha, 100 ~ &C.; 100 at HG.
Triumph. 1000 at iihc.
Utah. 100 at 7Gc.
Total shares sold. "a 100.
selling value Of stohks. si.2is.ss.
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ia, scarce Ia a., Ne,,hrr.,.

1--we stock Agent futile OF the q. =.
l.. came In from the notth"wcat this
morning. Mr. Tuttlc has been through
oregon and Washington, ana says that
the winter has teen very severe a. those
States. The snow has been very deep
and HtoekErowerH have had 10 feed
their stock. iInv II hecomipE very
scarce. and II bringing 80 per ton ~
la Grande. ore. n the severe weather
keeps on for few weeks longer. the
loss u stock will be- very heavy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
EoR SALE REAL ESTATE.

ONE OF TIE best ~ ACRE FARMS ~
salt ske' County. ~ ntnv' mouis consist
VI good courtroom brick. summer kitehT n
Tine collar hno barn, ncw granary ono.half
ser. grape vineyard, e0i young baafing
small grain aud p0tatOrsi twenty sharss of
tf,t.clnss watef-rlght Place all fenced
Chickens. COWS. horses aud all neeossaTy
IMPROVEMENTS Tor sLW'r, worth shnpn a.
Richter, ~ west reeO nj south.
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FROM 1905 TO 1899.

Jenson's church Chronology. a ohron-
illogical history OF the Church from
$50, To the close of 1885. Printed IN
new type throughout In any style
OF binding desired. Prices. si.25, $3.50
ana N.oO The funds derived from the
sale of the book viii be used for the
erection Of a new LRtter-day Saints
Historians office In this city. For sale
AZ THE DESERET NEWS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18

a conservative. well managed COM
pany II the National Life Insurance
co, OF Montpelier, Vermont. No unsafe
Inducements are offered by Il Tot cN-
traordinnry issues ~ now business.
Hazardous risks ARE not written by this
company nt any price, consequently
larger returns ana lower cost arc .hc
results to Intending Insurers. Call on
address George u, Alder. general agsnt.
20i-5 Mccormick building. salt LAX,
city. Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
strike In the Pour Aces.

Word has been received from Tintio
20 the effect that now strike has ,een
made IN the -Four Aces, good show
Inc ~ hiRh-Hradc ore having been en-
countered In the bottom ~ the shaft,
Fun particulars concerning values. etc,
were not forthcoming THIS afternoon.
but Il IL said b. those on the inside
that the strike II one ~ the best yet
made In the property
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18
FAIR AND CARNIVAL.

4 fair and carnival will b. tiven by
the Y. T.. NJ. I. a. Of the Ninth ward on
March g3rd to 9Th incluaiN'' rioktau'
each evening. special program Thurs-
day. March 21rd. IN which NUS hlr,e
Hnrrowa Lola c0chlcr, Ethel 'onheN
and others will take part
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18

A. H. DE Fluent. editor OF the Jour.
nal, Doylcstowu. ohio. suficred FOR a
number OF years from rheumatism la
his right shoulder and side lIr saws.
MY right arm NJ times was entirely
useless. tried chambcrinin's Pain
Rain, ana was surprised 10 receive is,.
lief almost Immediately. The Pain
Palm has been constant companion OF
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A CONVINCING ARGUMENT.

There was a time when PEOPLE expect
ed a question Of price 10 be- the con-
vlhcing argument which assured YOU
OF the nfrt-cinsHnoss ut BAKING
powder. Thev thought an YOU had 70
90 was To pny ~ cents pound ana you
was SURE To get good quality. since
market. u h entirely different. they
have found that h De- not necessary
10 nay u high price for nrat-class
baking powder. This II true because
y. =. Baking Powder iH sold for low
price and Is n hirh quality product. "
you have never tried o. you VIII soon
be convinced ~ its high grade by buy
inr rnvie can
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18

In the case ~ Myn MaArHchnppy.
etc. 81 James =. Workman "a al. Judge
lilies today rendered Judgment for
plaintiff, and "a decree ~ foreclosure
Tor Sis.pil 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-18

My mother suffered with chronic
dinrrh"ea Tor several months. SHE was
attended by two Physicians who at last
Pronounced her ease hopeless. She
procured one 2i-cent bottle OF Cham
herlnin's Collie, Cholera ANA plarrhoea
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