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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27
THE SLEEP OF DEATH.
Came Upon Harry Livingston In State
Street Rooming House.

The friends Of Harry Livingston
were shocked to hear OF his sudden de-
mise. which occurred at rooming
house Mt aii south State street, sa,ur-
day evening ht Q o'clock.
The circumstances at nrst pointed
rather atronRiy to the suicide theory,
but later developments do not support
n. Ia seems that Mr.. Livingston. In
company with friend, Henry Fisher,
went TO the house mentioned ana on
Gagged "a couple OF rooms and asked 10
be called at 3 o'clock. aH they were zoo
inyto take q train for the East. About
0 o'clock Fisher nwokc but could not
arouse his companion. who was IN tho
next room. IivlngHton'u condition 90
alarmed Fisher that he immediately
sent for Dr. beer, who did all In his
power 10 arouse Livingston. but failed.
and he died ut q o'clock.
The deceased was married man
and had two children. He lived at 81
south Firth Fast street. AZ one time
he resided In Omaha whore hin parents
are ut the present time.
II IL said that he was "A periodical
drlnker and that he met his death from
nn over dose Of opium. The remains
Were viewed by Justice McMaHtcr. who
decided that an inquest would not be
necessary.
sergcnnt Hilton yesterday received a
telegram from A. 4. Livingston az De-
troll. Mich, asking for Information
concerning young LivingatonH Identity.
n N believed that the author OF the
telegram IL the dead mans father. For
some time past Livingston has been
employed at the Knutaford as mu-
HlclAn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27
THE FEDERAL BUILDING.


senator Rawilns Il In receipt ~ the
following letter from the treasury de-
partmcnt. Office of tho supervising
architect. Washington. ID. g.:
Hon. j. L. Rawlinn. United States
Senator. Salt Lake city, Utah;
Sir have the honor 10 ncknowi-
edge the receipt OF yours NJ the 10Th
inst. rotating TO the procedure to be-
pursued In regard TO the erection ~ the
proposed United States building at Salt
Lake city. Utah.
"Thc department II In daily expccta.
tlon OF receiving a copy Of tho act u
ccsHion OF Jurisdiction. and when that IN
received. N IN due form. advertisements
viii be published asking for proposals
for the sale Of q suitable site. to be
opened on certain day at the depart
ment As soon as possible thereafter an
agent Of the department viii visit Salt
Lake city, examine the sites offered.
and submit TO the secretary a report
thereon. after consideration Of which
the location ~ the building. and the
amount TO be paid for the site. will be-
determined. Thereafter, one % the
proposals having been accepted. the
title papers viii be submitted by the
vendor 10 the local officer OF the de-
partment % Justice. who. after cxamin-
alton and approval. VIII transmit them
10 the department. which viii then
send them 20 the honorable attorney
general for final approval. which. hav-
inR been received. the rltc viii be paid
for.
ut will then be In order for the de-
rartment 10 determine whether or not.
under the provisions Of the act author
king the building. the design and SUI
pefintcndcnce should be submitted to
competition under the "rarsney act.
Should II be decided 10 take advantage
~ procedure under that act. the fact
viii DO made known through the press.
and applications will be In order from
architects who desire to enter the COM
petition. These applications will he con-
ridercd by the department. and a linn
tied number % architects. as prescribed
by the act. will be invited Ia enter tho
competition. the proceedings under
which VIII be m set forth In the de.
pnttmont regulations governing COM
petitions. copy ~ which II herewith en-
closed. Respectfully yours.
-. X Taylor.
Supervising Architect" p
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27

New York. March 2C.-T'hc general
committee which IL attempting To- ar
range the prclimlnarles of the ~ dinner
Ia be given In honor ~ Thomas Jefier.
sons birthday at the Grand Central
Palace on April ieth. and at which WI
Ham j. liryan II expected To speak. mot
today. There was good deal ~ con.
fusion NJ the meeting. there being Hcv-
cral hundred people present. though
only about sixty We're entitled tn be
present ~ members ~ the committee
N0rihinR was accomplished beyond the
adoption OF a resolution endorsing the
Chicago platform. but when the meet.
linz was over President a. J.. B0ulton
anid that the resolution would not be
considered by the committee OF ar.
rnngcm"ntH.
The committee Of arrangements 10.
ported that u had been decided 10 cnll
the banquet '"rhc Worklnginen's Jpf-
fersoninn Dinner" This announce
ment resulted Ia strenuous objections
being offered by number NJ those
present but the report was adoptcd.
With the paragraph And we rcafflrn
our undying devotion 20 the prlnciples
OF the Chicago platform and our full
confidence In W, J. Bryan"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27
SEC. ALCER LOSES HIMSELF
somebody Numbered and Made the
Port Of uatanxns Instead OF
city Of Havana.

Havana. March 2s--secrctary Aigcr
and his party arrived here this after
noon on the United States transport
ingalls,. after having lost their way at
sea for several hours. II seems that
the Ingalls, was making very good time
yesterday and was likely to make IIa-
vana last night II she KEEP, on 4
straight course. Gen. Algcr suggested
waiting a while at Key West and lcav-
ing there In time TO reach Havana at
this morning. Tho ingalls, put into
Key West and Gen. Aigcr wired Gen.
Brooke to expect him about o'clock
today.
The ingalls, left Key west at II
o'clock last night. and the whole party
was up for an cnrly breakfast this
morning, after which all went on deck
10 walt for IL MORO 10 loom up. Nino
o'clock came. but there was no sign
% the castle. Cen. Aigcr. setting q
little impatient. sent ~ the pilot house
to Inquire when Havana would he
reached. The reply was In about an
hour" An hour and half passed. With
the Cuban coast on the left. and Havana
was stili unalghted.
Toward noon tho roofs OF n city could
be made out. and Gen. Alscr. calling
for a glass, took close look. "Why,
that N Matnnzaa." he said. AMI jaHt
then the ingalls, began To turn around.
The navigating officer wns all GU; In
his calculations. He thought he was
west Of Havana. Instead Of east.
Meanwhile Oens. Brooke. Ludlow.
Ice, Rates. Wilson and Hasbrouek.
with their Htara, had risen early.
boarded tug and had boon cruising
outside the harhor. waiting for the In
gaiis. an the officers were In heavy
blue cloth In honor of tho secretary %
war. having laid aside their khaki. duck
and flannel. The generals kept In and
out until noon. then lunched AZ cheap
wuternidc restaurant and returned 10
their cruise. going outside the barber
for another look. About o'clock they
saw the smoke of a steamer going
down the coast. but az II was In the
direction opposite from that which they
expected the ingalls,. they had no bus-
piclon that II was the transport. and
therefore returned 10 la Machln,
wharf
hut the Ingalls, II WINS. and In due
time she entered the harbor. but with
out the arranged reception. shortly
after. however the generals went on
board and had q brief conforsn.e with
ne secre,ary, who, arranged - NEE,
Hotel Trocha. Gov. Gen. BrOoke'H head
quarters at Elvciado. go
Gen. Aigcr ala not land. saying thaf
he preferred 90 remain on boani the
transport. lie expects TO stay hero two
days at least. and he may 20 ~ pinar
del Rio. The trip 10 clenfucgol VIII
be- made overland. the transport going
around the west end Of the Island. 70
ms 10 be able 20 take the secretary from
cienfucgoa 10 Santiago.
Den. Aigcr says hia trip IL partly for
rest and partly for purposes of in-pcc-
ton. lie desires 10 get Information at
FIRST hand with regard TO Cuban Affairs
and administration.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27

Mcmphis. Tenn. March gl-Thomaa
Hull. q prominent member OF the 0rand
Army of the Republic. formerly a CON.
mission merchant In ~. Louis, los, his
lifc IN iirc Saturday morning while
trying 10 rescue Mrs. Chaplin And her
children. When aroused by tho smoke.
Mr' HUI left his room and wen, into
The hallway where he ran across Mira.
chapin if5inE 60 get the children 10 a
place 81 safety By miaiake. Mrs,
chapin went Into a room and there Hhe
rwooncd, being overcome by tho dense
smoke Hull persisted IN his efforta In
behalf OF the woman and her chlldren,
nut found too late that all egruts was
cut on by the flames. lie and the Cha
pin family poriahed.
Mr; llull was "a years OF age. and
ma been married twenty-nine yoara.
lie had six living Children, one OF
whom u IN cuba with the alxth Mlp-
souii volunteers. Another IL In Liigl-
ness ~ Kansas city. and tho others
are at home with their mother Ia 81.
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ELECTRIC FLASHES.

~ Alexander Mcdonald has arrived IN
tacoma from London. where no and
~, n. Frrsuson ~ 1'ncoma success
iully Heated McDunnld'a honnnxn In
,he klondlke with over $1,000 900 capt.
the report N the board Of officer, re-
commanding uD continuance OF the
present emergency ration for troops In
luna, Porto Rico and the Philippines,
nas peen approved by the war bu-
Frederick a. Kenncr. recently dis.
ohnfErl IRON the Fourth United States
.NNhHy, WnH run over and killed by a
train at Wnlla wulla Friday. Ken
not Mnr sa yenrs old. and was born In
san Mntoo. cal.
captain Charles H. Elliott, a retired
army oihecr, ON his own application has
n,'h ofuered Ia report 10 capt. Edwin
y, blenh, TWeniy-nfth Infantry, and
proceed with HIN to Alaska for duty
ton.
The secretary OF tho navy has in.
Ns''I MISS Marion Cockrell, daughter
-. senator Cookrell OF Missouri, to
,hiiAlen the battleshlp Missouri, now
~ .ou's. OF conAtruotion al Newport
next October.
., me United stntcs district attorney at
Sni frlnclteo Cal. has been Instruct
90 hy lhe United states attorney gem
'ral 20 bfing suit against the San Fran
tlh.o Dry Dock Go. 90 secure possession
OF Mission Rock. In that hnrbor. II IL
proposed Ia establish a naval cOaling
h!auph there, The dock cofnpany
.,aiins the rock under title from the
news mas been received from Mendo-
oiho tlly. Cal, N the finding Of skel-
.lon near the county road. Suspended
from branch above the whltened
nDhes was moose mnde OF what APP
p.hfsd 10 be a ships log line. In the
hhull were two deep Impressions, APP
narehtly fractures. Several articles
We're found near the remains. but moth
ing ny which they could be Identified
y tuit 81 reddish hair was In the moose
hanging from the tree.
~ " supposed that the alleged Rus
sian count, j. ~ Larocxynski. who was
sued for divorce In San F'ranclsco on
Thur-de-, ~ the same man who, no.
oordlhs TO cable dispatch. has been
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27

meHeesport Man shoots Ills wife. then
Drinks Laudanum.

Pittsburg. Pa. March sG-At Bic.
Heesport to-day Frederick 4. clark shot
and fatally wounded his wife AT the
home ~ his mothor-in-lnw. Mrs. Rich.
ard Moylu, and then killed himself
Mfn. Clark recently applied for "A di-
Norce because " clnrka alleged nrg-
lrct ana drunkenness. lie had made
threats several times, saying 10 lila
wifoi N We cannot live together. Ne
shan dc together" This morning be
went 60 church With one of hla children.
In the ff,rrnoon Dc wen. Co ms vlfe's
room nna rhal af0f her. When Mira
Nnyla rushed into the room she was
mot by clark, who fired at her. but
missed. clark then went 10 his own
room and after drinking the contents
OF bottle NJ laudnnum put two mn
let's Into his breast, Before the mur.
dercr died, he said' Il wish / ma shn,
that --- ~ Thomas before / died.i
Thomas Is clerk IN Mrs clnrl,s
talhera store, whom CLARK accused
without any apparent reason. of ruin.
ms his NE The Clarks belong to good
families.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27
on THE DEATH ROLL.

Washington, d. C.--calvin T. Wheel
er. cx-president OF the Union National
Continental bank. and one OF the pho.
nccr commission merchants, II dead
" heart failure. He vas 50 years of
age.
Gen. Isaac II. Bailey, 20 years old.
was found dead In his room Mt the
Waldorf Astoria. New York. yesterday.
Death was sue TO apoplcxy General
Baiiey's daughter, Mrs. Heintzelman. Of
Washington. u. c.. was notified and
arrived 20 take charge Of the body.
Gen. Bailey waa n veteran Of the civil
war.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27
COLONIZATION OF UTAH.
An Instructive Lecture by Apostle
John Henry Smith.

The seventh lecture OF the Church
History series given under the auspices
OF the I-at,er-day Saints College. was
delivered Friday evening at tho Thlr-
ieenth ward hall by Apostle John
Henry Smith. his subject being the coli
onlzation OF Utah. He commenced by
referring to the conditions prevailing
here In early times, as compared with
those experienced by ooloniaera In the
eastern States; and spoke IN praise 81
the Utah settlers treatment Of the In
dams, He discussed the opinions held
by state officials and others In Illinois,
WIN reference "a the ndvlrabllity OF tho
ladter-dny Saints migrating To the
West, md paid a high tribute 10 the
Character ana ability OF the Pioneers.
f1ine details We're given ~ the tint
farming operations OF lsi1, lnd the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27
VOLUME Of PAPER MONEY.
Total Circulation OF Money psns rn-
creased In one Year from s25.s3
10 s15.sf PER Capita.

Washington. March e5.--tinitcd States
Treasurer Ellis u. Roberts says that
the impression that the lack ot paper
money IL due to enforced Withdrawals
OF notes by the treasury IL not true.
The total circulation per capita In
the country. including cuin and paper"
said Mr.. Roberts. has Increased from
'2a.ss March I. ISIS, TO tgs.si Much D..
1879. This increase has been DroSrcn-
flvc for several years. The Increase
has, u IL true. been largely In goa
coin. from siis. soi March 1. ises. to
tog.aOs.2e9 at the FIRST " the current
month. You will observe that the
growth Of gold coin has been ,g57.oii.-
oN, but In total circulation for that
period the growth sas been 500. 100. g.
S5j. showing n net increase OF tiis.Oss. :
M outside Of gold coin. There has
been an increase within these years In
every Item of circulation except gold
certificates. treasury notes ana currency
certificates. The silver certificates in
the hands Of the people are more now
Than In 1896 by 9gj, M, hi9. the United
states notes more BY s30.s2i.5tl. The
told bullion IN the treasury ran up
from f.gNsl ,isi March l. 1896. TO gig5,-
ass.0s5 March 1. 1880.
There does not seem 10 me to be a
deficiency In the circulating medium.
The abundance OF gold coin does not
give relief because " the prejudice VI
bankers and their customers AGAINST
It's use. An a remedy the national
banks might add 10 the volume OF their
notes. hni they do no, see the profit
To attract them to such a policy The
only other pathway under cxIating laws
To additional circulation Ia In the use OF
gold. Coin In with our habits less
convenient, than paper. but other coun-
tries use II.
The 'cndlera chain IL no longer IN
operation. No legal tender notes
hhv" been offered for gold In n long
tiine. That Kind OF demand for re-.
demption II for the present obsolete,
Indeed my impression II that tho proa.
poet ~ itH revival In slight. The OK.
cess ~ our exports over our lmports
" "a large ana 80 continuous that we
are not likely 90 have to nhip gold
20 the old world for some years 10
come. Besides that. and even morc
Important. the Increase IN our produc.
tion 81 gold II n strong safeguard for
the treasury. II IN at present and
Promises 10 be. an enduring break OF
the endless chain
The treasury department strains
every nerve to meet the demand for
notes ana ehpee iaiiy those OF small de-
nominations Al the request OF the
treasury the bureau OF engraving and
printing Il printing and delivering 10
der" vs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27

A. the season OF the year when pneu.
monia. In grippe, sore throat, coughs,
colds. catarrh. bronchltla and lung
troubles are 10 be guarded against,
nothing us nnc substitute" will IAN.
nv 81 tho purpose" or IL "juat as good
ah one Minute Cough Cure. That il
the one infallibls remedy for all lung.
throat or bronchial troubles. insist
vigorously upon hav.as II n "aomethIng
else" II offered you. u. g. schramm.
Mccormick Buildinw. corner Main
street. First South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27

Chronic Nasal catarrh poisons every
breath that N drawn into the lungs
There In proeurable from any druggist
the remedy for the cure Of this trouble.
A small quantity Of Ely'a Cream Balm
placed into the nostrila spreads over an
inflamcd and angry surface. relieving
immediately the painful inflammation.
the head vanlsiiea Immediately. Sold
by druggists OF VIII be mailed for 90
cents by Ely brothers. 6G Warren
Street. New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27
n,,alI prassI.,. sssh rrnu.l,.

81 Louis. March .6-Thr Western
Wholesale Druggista' association has
taken action that may result IN war
between the wholesale druggists of the
west and those retail storca which cut
rates on patcnt medicines n has been
decided to cut on the sources % supply
M trade 10 department stores and drug
stores that sell Tor less than the mar
hot pricca, The members of the assoc.
ciaiion are determined. II IL said, To
make "a united stand. They claim 10
have full control ~ the sources of sup
ply and VIII compel the cutters 20 az
cppt tho terms or 20 out Of buslners.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27
ranenl ot r,.l.e,etnnr rl.rrnnl.

rltishufg Pa. March 2G.-servlces
over the remnlna OF vx.Goycrnor Fran.
cls llnuleon pcrpnni. war governor ~
the loyal Nirginiana and father NJ West
virginia. were held this afternoon al
the residence u hlH daughter al oak.
land, where they deceased passed away
ftllay evening" Hundreds ~ friends
were there 10 pay the tribute OF tboir
presence 10 the distinguished dead. The
body VIII he removed tomorrow morn
Ing 20 Paramount W. Va. whore inter.
ment win take place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27
iva K,lied Ia Traia wreck.

pittsburg, Pa, March ga freight
wreck today IN the pittsburg rort
Wayne a Chicago railway. Just below
the city, resulted Ia the death Of Jane,
A. lirnckon. engineer, ard james II.
Lowe, fireman. q, r. Bmdenhaugh. n
bra KEENAN,, was hurt internally aud viii
think lirackcn must have fallen nsleen
az his post. His train. running thirtv
miles an hour, crashed into another
freight standing on the track The lors
20 the company ~ about $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27

Children who are troubled Wit,
Worms are pale In tho face, fretfui hv
spells, restless In sleep. have blue rims,
around their eyes, bad dreams. ynri.
able appetite. and pick the noI
WHITES CREAM vERaifFuGE viii
XIII aud oxpel these parasites. Price. \;
cents. z. g. NJ. !. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27

Tickets VIII be bold on Following
dates; From ogden. Park city. Bing-
ham. springvilic. silver CitJ and In
tcrmcdintc points, from April 9Th u
9TH. Inclusive. tickets limited 10 Anfil
18th. 1899. From all other points Apt u
9Th 90 sth. inclusive. tickets limited 10
April 18th. 1899.
Best local train service In tho state.
Four trains daily April 9Th 10 9tii In
elusive. between ogden and salt Lake
city In both directions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27

arrested by the police NJ Prague. Aus.
trta. where he was posing ms n hero OF
the Spanish American war. and con-
Quoting himself In n disordcrly manner.
Iafoczynski was known as o we'll
educated man CT good address. lie was
fond Of the company OF military men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27

For fros, bites, burns. indolcnt sorea.
eczema; SKIN disease. and especialiy
l,nes, DsWitrs Witch Hazel saiv.
ssahuh urht ana best. Look out Tor
uhhunssl people who try 10 Initiate and
counterfeit u It's their endorsement
no, so2u ariele' worthless goods are
Hazel salye. w. c. Sehramm, Mccor.
mex Building. corner Main street, First
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27

Not one child dies where ten for
merry died from Group People have
learned the value of One Minute Cough
Cure and uhe II for scvcro lung and
throat troubles. II Immediately stops
coughing. IL never fails. II, q.
schrnmm. Mccormick building. corner
Main street. First South,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27

Much pain and uneasinoss ia eansea
By piles. aparing neither age nor ~,
TAliLER's BUCKEYE PILE ONT,
MENr cures the most Obstinate e.ss.
Price 20 cts, In bottles. tubes 7se. y. ii
II. 1. DRUG Dept. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27

"Give me liver regulator and can
Hkulate the world" said a genllm. THE
urusslst handed him a bottle OF De
MUS Little Early Risers. the famous
n W pllls' +. @. sehrainm. McCornick
s an,h corner Main Street, First
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27

n your child r. cross or peeyisb 1, 4.
no doubt troubled with worma
WHITES CREAM vERMIFuGE viii
femnNe the worms, and Its tonic eject
restore IT'S natural cheerfulneas. Price.
20 cents. u. g. NJ. I. Drug Dent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27

To allny pains. subdue infiannn,lo,
heal foul sores and ulcers, the mos,
satisfactory results are obtained nv No.
Ink bAl.I.ARD'S SNOW LfNIAfENT
Price, ~ cts. and 90 cts. Y. e. NJ T.
Drug Dent %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27

The results Of an over-indulgence In
food or drink are promptly roctificd'
without pain or discomfort. by taking
few doses OF HERBiNE. Price 90
cents. Il. q. 81. I. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27

Before the discovery Of One Minute
Cough cure. ministers were greatly dis
excuse for II now. y. &. Schrnmm.
Mccormick building. corner Main street,
FlfNt South
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27

Advertisers who desire 20 reach tho
country population OF thu Western
States and Territories should patronixs
the '.scmi-Weekly News" Its circula-
ton books arc open 10 all advertisoIsL
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More oha.,i, r,nd. In windsor Ruins.

New York. March 2G.--Thc work In
the ruins ~ the Windsor hotel was con-
tlnucd with a fun force OF men today.
" u nov thought that the foundations
ana cellars VIII be cleaned out by the
end ~ this week.
The workmcn came upon a human
foot IN q shoe this morning. The Hho"
was badly charred and rhrlvelcd and ID
could not be told whether the foot was
that ~ woman or child
a second fragment of human foot
was found later nt another place. There
was very little OF Il. only the great To.
ana some tcndonH being left. Near the
place workmcn found "a pair NJ slippers.
The CHASTITY relic was placed In a box
ana sent 10 the morguc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27

You can be cheerful and happy only
when you are well. II you feel "out "a,
sorts" take HERBINE. It win brace
YOU up. Price 20 cents. z. c. H. l.
Drug Dept. %
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CONFERENCE RATES,


For the Annual Conference. L. u. s..
ut Salt Lake city. April 9Th 10 9th. in
elusive. the following rates are author
lied 10 Salt Lake city and return via
Rio Grandc Western Hallway:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27

Have you a cough9 A dose OF RAJ.
LAIiD's HoREHOuND SYRUP viii
relieve II. Price. Is ccnts and 90 cents.
u. G. 81. l. Drug Dept.