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The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-01-28
SCIENTISTS.
La. Ghrislinn
The Only Cne.

The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
r ,ilway is The only line ruppirg solii
ycs ibuled. II .ciric Lighted anu Steam
Heated trans bciwecn Chicago. Nil.
W uk.r. S Paul an,l Minn ap lis.
III Cnicago, Milwnu se Il ST. Paul
Railway Is the only lipe running Solid
ves'i,uird. Electric Lighted AMI Steam
Heated iraius lmlwecn Chicago, C"un-
ell Bulls aud Omaha.
The berth reading lamp feature in
The pu lman Sleepi z Cars run IN
hese lines - pa'elncd. aud cannot b.
used by ANY mhrr railway compary.
II l. the great improvements vi the aae
Try u and he Convinced.
For further PARTICULARS apply to the
nearest coupon ticket agent, or al.
drcss.
l.. L. DowNISe, c MEL Agent.
2l2 South West Temple street,
Sal, Lake C,ty, Utah,
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An Expensive Instrument.

Stuart Robson made an unfortunate
iheairical venture several years aao,
but II did not affect bis good humor.
Meetings party OF conge,dal cont empo-
raries ut the LamL's club one day he
said; Say, boys. wan. you all 10
come down " my PLACE at the High
lands ani have took at my $50. 600 0r-
gan" Your wha,Y" chor,lsed TN.
Lambs. MY $50. 900 handorgan," re-
joined Rohsnn ~ keep 1t down there
IN The harm . .Oh come. now say, "
spoke zip one Of The parry, tits to inl-
ly hot 10 like. Now. he honest; III us
u wbtze. lsn't mp "Nn, 'p,n Nonnr,''
answered Rohson: I've eot I. ali right.
Don't you leLe nlbcr hsi lour Of The
Cadi?' or cou'sr you do. We'll, as
pired "a he cal manager. aud, Ia uSr
vel na,n AZ 10 the east sd, 4 got
there Yss. sf, got sLe'r with DO b
feet. We used this ha9dorQan 10 one
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-01-28

At recent dinner IN BosiQn a form.
err citizen pf Springfield. H.. told The
following Lincoln story: ''The fire
hose company NJ Spr,npiielj was very
proud Of its w'll-eQuipped fire arpara.
lu+. and desiring 10 procure some ex-
ira supplies. subscription papers were
sent arnpnd. The SINAI boys, myself
among the number, were given share
In the work. went IN u some dusty
rooms over n grocery and entered lhe
law ONCE of Lincoln. lie asked me
numbor'ess questions. and had To tell
him all knew III this fire brigade aud
lis members. Then he said: We'll.
I'll Tell you what III do. l'Il 20 home
to supper-Mrs. Lincoln Is general y
good uatured after surper--and lhru
III tell her I've been thinking Of giving
$50 70 the brigade. aud shell say: Abe.
will you nsver have any sens? Twenty
dollars y quite enough ST., tomorrow
my hoy. you cnme around and get JouI
go. '"--CIncIunali Enquirer
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PROVO CITY OFFICERS.
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

We desire TO say that The UTAH
County DEMOCRAT hns now been run
ming neatly ak nlon,h-. Although our
subscriptions are payable 10 advance,
many citizens seemed To fear The paper
would mt last aud were consequently
chary o. paying for II. We accepted
the situation and therefore have u
number Of subscribers Oh our list who
have no, reuittcd. We feel IL proper
10 request u settlement from such nj
the earliest possible date. II The
UTAH County DEMMcRAT Is to CON
tinue aud enjoy even n slight measure
Of prosperity. We must receive what Is
due us.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-01-28
NOTICE or rRusrKE,s SALE.

Notice 10 hereby given that in accordance
with and under the power and authority grant,
ed by that certain trust deed made March T.
1893, by Charles BrAsh and Rosa htimhnll
brhsh, his wife, 20 the undersigned trustee Tor
The Mlualescx Banking COMPANY, corpora
ton, and recorded In he office ~ The County
Recorder ~ Utah County. Territary tuow
Stntel of Utah, In book "a u MOI tgages ut D, ge
423 OF snid records, the undersignid Irust
will offer fpr sale aud sell, ut public auction 10
the highest ana best bidder for cash, ut the
front door OF the county court house OF said
Utah Conpn IN Provo City, stale OF uluA ON
the eni day Of March, 1890 III i2 d cloclt noon OF
said day, all the real estase aud water r,ghis
hereinafter described. or 20 much thereof ns
win be peeessary " pay anu discharge the in-
deoledness secured BY said trust deed aud
amount paid Tor wnttr assessment In accord
ance With the terms OF said trust deed, by said
The Mlddlceex banking Company, the owner
and holder OF said Indebtedness and interest
thereon and reason able attorney fees aud
trustees fees and other costs us therein pro.
yided, reference 10 which trust deed is here y
made tor greater certainty and the same Il
hereby made part OF lhir notite. Said sale
viii be made AT the written redusst Of said ahe
Middlescx Banking Company nfor, said and
BECAUSE OF default In the pAynent OF interest
have accrued on and subsequent 10 the LIST day
OF April, lteS, and because OF default Ia the
payment OF NJ sessrnents on water stock herein
said trust deed Said Fne Iidaieses p nnS.
ing Company having elected 10 declare inc
whole Of said Ind b. edness. principal aud III
rear on or such default. y
said property Is particularly described as
follows. Commencing tweuty ,en chains west
OF the 30uthnast corner of the northeast adar.
ter bf section seven va, township eight. south
~ range TWO east OF SAT- Lake m .ridi.n. IN
Utah County, SUITE OF Utah, and run.liur
thence north forty chains, thence Ntst len
chains, thence south forty ehaips, thence east
ten chains 70 the p ace Of bt ginning also all
water ghts thereunto pertlii ing or In any
y AZ belonging, together with twe,dy shares II
wa,er stock, certificate No. y. N what III
knewR ~ Lake Shoie Irrigation COMPANY =
and right title, Interest. benefit and equity
ofrdempsion OF q lid Chires Bra~h and Wife.
their re'rs and assigns, In or W said property
A.la yeey part "a, reof
Dat,a HIS 25th 4 y % Jar u ~, hoo
LILLIAN l.. ALE, Ir.atee.
Chas w Boyd, Attorney.
| urst publication Jan. ~, 1927
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RELIGIOUS ANroUrc- M4NFs.
LATTER DAY SAINTS.

Observation-Disclosures ~ J and SIKH
streets. Sunday ssrvIc NJ 2 pm.
stake rrrs"ie ~. Edward Par ridge,
D. John aud R,'vi Smoqt.
First 'ynr,i-K street. beween Fourth
aud Fifth streets. Sunday evening
services ut TOO. Bishop, 4. Knud$on.
Second ward--Corner OF Fanrjh Al
d sr'rts, Sund seryices pt 1880 pm
BI-hop, Simun T. Egaerisen.
ThirI warl--Cornpr of J. and Eighth
streets. SUNDAY services AT 700 pm.
Bishop, w. }. Lewis.
Fourth wgrl-Ninih street, between
J and X STREETS. Sunday soryicrs nj
700 Pun. Bishop. j. u. Keeler.
NJ. E. CHURCH.
II street. betweep Six and seventh
Sunday srv,css NJ II u m. aud 7:30
y. III. Pastor. Rev. J. Il. Kirbye.
coNeREoATIoNAL CHURCH.
j street. rprner OF Tenth. Sunday
services II am. aud 7:;0 pm. Pastor,
Rev. Goodwin.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
X street. between + ghlh and Ninth.
Sunday School. 10 n M F.; preaching. ii
m;B Y. l.. U. merling. GAO y M:
lr,iqrr. 7.30 I'M. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at 1880.
SCIENTISTS.
There will bc Christian Science SER
vice IN rooms Of Surosls. Reed Smo0t
book. oil } street, neat Sunday. Sun
day school AT 1910 AIN. Church SER
vlre aL II ;DD am. Evruing service ;80.
Wednesday ryenng meeting begins
at 500. a cor,iiai WELCOME 10 all.
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Locations.

The ~ flowing loo ,tion' have beer
o "a sIlh The county zee hder.
ID wey M. !, Up Lehi mining dis
tricI, hy Aaron Ponllon ct vi.
Daisy. IL NnrIh Tintic mining dis
tr CT, by y, DonnelIy et nl
Martin Lulhers lIill aud Uncle An
drens. IN Tiniic mining district. b;
John Iiestrlmeyer Ell NJ.
Mountain Boy, IL Tintic mining dis
lrici. Ivy VIM J. rreg"ning ct tai
Spring. IN Santnquln mining district
by Geo. Il. Wilson ct al.
Blackhirl aud b uebird. In Clear
Greek canyon. by Catherine VIM.
Aspha TIM, lp SIP nish Fork canyon,
by G. W. Blu 'rs,ta.
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Provo City, Utah .4a
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az. aud Il Is all that IL eft ~ what
Lost un the vrnt.ie which separgt. q
us from s50,QOO OF Uncle Sans pps
dollar obligations" There are others.
Mr.. Cheney paid cal 900 f'r W of
su-prud-rs NJ n me'u"nio for hacking
the tour Of Gsoigle Cayvap, = cnieago
Iuter-Ocran
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NEIGHBORHOOD.

Mrs. L. HolorUok IL reported very III.
Go to DR.. N. ii. Nelson for first class
deutal works
LADIES' muslin underware sale this
week ~ Barney's."
UP TO DATE Wedding Stationery.
SILVER. the Printer"
Wash Straw WIS over from Sprinyille
on business yesterday.
John uomer's infant child died this
morning Of bronchitis.
Sheriff siorrs Is out again after Ills
recent attack OF lagrippe.
d. d. Houiz went to Salt Lake last
evening on legal business.
TpV American Author" Cuban
i IL 1 handmade cigars.
To Denver apd return only sle via
B. 9. ", January 22ud and 23rd.*
DR.. N. II. Nelson Is making record
rs the foremost deotlst 10 Provo.s
City Marshal Thomas Of Lehi was In
Provo on court business yesterday.
CACu paid for wheat at the Provo
kASll Roller Mills, opp. depot.
Harry Cannon Of Eureka was a
PROVO visitor on business Thursday.
Grain taken for bookbindlng by f. E.
pfonfn, opposite poslofflec. Pr9vo.s
cMOKE American Author; high
RM4Ar grade Havana cigars,
County Com missioner VIM. b.
Hughes is N Provo on business today.
FIJI HoIxheimer, attorney OF Eu-
yska, Is In town today on legal business.
Judge II. p. Henderson OF Salt Lake
was IN Provo on legal business ysster-
day.
City Attorney d. ]. Thurman OF
Lehi was 10 Provo Yesterday on busi-
pess.
Rage Whitney Of the Salt Herald was
In Provo visiting friends Wednesday
evening.
"AMERlCAN sisssss srs sSs
Havana cigars.
Buy your spring supply Of muslin
pndvrware on our special this week.
r. A. Barney
Stone masons arc lndustriously at
work on Or. +. W. Tayloys new resi-
dence on j street.
Night gowns. white skirts. chemlses,
drawers. corset covers, on special sale
this week ut Haypey's..
Full liue Of patent medicines. cough
remedies. etc., Always on hand at the
EIkhorn Pharmacy.e4i
UP TO DATE Book. Job and Society
Printing Silver. the Printer. base.
ment Upon lock. Provo.'
A very enjoyable party was given at
she Secopd ward meeting house last
evening by the Y. NJ. NJ. !. A.
W ] Rdd, travelling passenger
agent CIR the R,o Grnnde Western, was
doing business In provo Thursday.
Egg food, will mike ynur hen. lay,
somp'hi"s every spg producer wants.
pe' y ~ Wv hlkAorn pharmacy IA
3 John Homer has tsen over fronl
Amercan Fork several days ID : week
lnd we updentand 10 arranging "a
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Anldnviis of assessment work have
been fird with the county rrcordrr:
Great Goshen. In North Tintic mln.
Ing disiric', 10y Peter Nelson Ut al.
Drurn and s AIDE. In l. hi mining dis
trict. by A. O. Slade ct al.
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DIs,oIut On Of Part .ership.

Notice Il hereby given that The CO
partnership hrretnfore aud now fyisi'
ing brtweon z. p. lIindmursh and e.
l. G'isr Is this 10Th dav az Jnnunr,
dissolved 10y muual consent. The bus
in.ss hereafter will he conducted by q.
l. Grie,; he assuming NIL debts owing
by the cop irinerslip. aud collecting
all outstanding accounts.
c. l.. CRIER.
p. p. HINDMARsH.
Provo City, Utah #42
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OFFICIAL DIREc TORY.

District Judge, Warren N. Dusenberry
Clerk, George Huvereamp.
Court 5 lenographer, Mont Roberts,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-05-08
To Whom it May Concern.
STATE LAND OFFIcE.

STATE LAND OFFICE,
CARSON CITY, New, April 20, 1899. I
Notice IS hereby given that the State of
Nevada, under the Act OF Congress ;sppr,y-
ed June 10. 1880 (2I Stats. 287), has flied in
the United States Land Office at Carson
City, Nevada. List No. 228 Of lands selected
under said Act, and has applied for a pat
ent for said lands; that a part OF said list
is open to the public for inspection, and q
copy thereof, by descriptive sub divisions,
has been posted In CONVENIENT place in
said United States Land Once for tho in
spectton Of all persons interested and the
public generally.
Within the next sixty days following the
date OF this notice protests or contests
agar ist the claim Of said State of Nevada
70 any tract or subdivision described in the
list. on the ground that the same fs more
Valuable for mineral than agricultural pur-
poses, will be received and noted by the
register and Receiver OF the United S ates
Land once at Carson city, Nevada, for re-
por! TO the General Land Officc at Wash
ington, d. q.
The following are the subdivisions de-
s. y: Z OF :. E. x Sec. 81 T. IS N. x. So f, .,
n. d. d. & MO acres.
E. ID. KELLEY,
state Land Register Of the State of Nevada
Date OF first insertion, May 2, 1899.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-05-08

E. M. Fletcher, carpenter and
builder, ls prepared to do all work in
his limo in a first. class manner and
at reasonable pr,ces. Work in tho
country solicited. Give me trial. +
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-05-08
FOYER AND GREEN ROOM.

II is said Edna May is to have thea
ter in London. so great has become her
popularity over there
A great Wagner opera house is to be
built in London. II Is also to serve for
standard performances of Shakes
peare's plays.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-14
EDUCATIONAL.

Weller. vice president: Beatrice Davis.
secrtary. and Fred Leonard, tres
urer.
Among the many things to which the
high school pupils point With pride ~
the famous collection OF Utah minerals
formerly owned by MIR. Richard Mac
intosh. and recently presented by him
to the high school. The collection
took the first prize, a gold medal. nj
the Worlds Fair. nj Chicago. and also
received n bronze medal at the Cali
fornia Mid-winter Fair. and Mr.. Mac
intosh kindly put the medals with the
collection. The minerals have been arr
tistlcully arranged In the large carved
cabinet presented with them. The cab
met Is placed ut the south end Of the
large assembly room. and gives an at
trnctivc appearance to the otherwise
bare room.
the high school building
that was built purposely as a
suitable place where the pupils might
eat their luncheon. will soon. nj noon
hour. present all the animation OF
hotel dining room. II will contain about
sixty tables. each large cnourh TO oc-
commodntc ten persons. The pupils
are now forming their circles Of ten. \
light luncheon win be provided at cost
for those who want to buy ~. a great
" needed want VIII accordingly be sat
isncd. the pupils Will he able 10 have
some warm drink with their luncheon.
Last Tuesday. during few minutes
after assembling In the morning. the
pupils listened to an interesting address
given by a returned volunteer. Harry
Atkinson. upon the experiences Of Cap
tain Gaines cavalry troopers In their
harrison duties In California. Harry
graduated from the High school last
year. Being valedictorian for his class,
he wrote his vnicdictory while away.
and II was read amid applause az the
commencement exercises In the The
alter. The High school orchestra rcn-
dercd n selection before and after MIR.
Atkinson spoke.
The High School Lyceum gives prom
iH0 Of good success. II meets ON the
second and third Fridays Of zach
month, In the afternoon. at the High
school building. The officers are; Jacob
Coleman, president, Evelync Thomas.
vice president; Beatrice Sells. secretary.
and Andrew Houctt. treasurer
The boys % the High school min.
aircla nrc still working ON their next
minstrel show. All the High school
wits have their heads together In an
earnest effort TO produce what they say
VIII be something deserving great sue
cess. Waldcmnr Young " stage man
ugeg. and Clarence McFaddcn. man
aver Of the football team. II business
manager.
The members of third year English
class are looking forward with interest
to general meeting In the near future
~ the several sections. The first and
second sections Will debate the question
OF our Imperial Policy.
Prof Horace Cummings really has
his hands full." he " now acting as
Instructor IN the High school and at
the University training school. and IL
also serving M a State legislator.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-14
"REMINISCENCES OF INTEREST
Elder C.. V. Spencer Tells How the Cos
pei was Carried to Elder
George Goddard.

referring " the circumstances con-
nootcd with tho late Elder George God.
dard unlting himself with the Latter
day Saints, Elder Claudlus V. spencer
" this city said to "Ncws' reporter
today:
In January, 1851. Elder Jacob Gates
and were visiting from houss to house
~ missionaries. cndcayoring to bring
the Gospel TO the people Of Leicester.
England. We had inbored all one
rainy day. think II was on Tuesday.
until about $3.50 PIN. That day ! had
asked the Lord many times " lie would
cordcsccnd TO use me rs His servant
and give me one soul that day ~ tea-
timuny. About the time stated. I looked
up from the sidewalk and saw the aigu
"li"rbaiist" Instantly n sensation ~
" from an electric shock passed
through me, and asked Brother ,int"s
10 40 into the place with me. AZ ! Nah
Impressed that the Lord wanted uH
there. Brother Gates refused. saying
he had had enough rain Tor one day.
said | had "a cold. and ! was going N
10 get a pcnnyworth OF composition.
Stopping inside. met George Goddard.
While he was putting up the COMPOST
tlon I asked him " he had ever heard
Of the Lntter-dny Saints. "fAitur-uny
Saints. Lntter.day SaintH-whO arc
theyg' was his response. I told him.
and Immediately he asked what the
Saints believed. Contrary tp our usual
custom OF telling Of the first principles
~ the Gospel. I answered quickly ''ln
the gathering ~ Israel aud ~ the Jews
~ the lnnt days" AZ this he exclaimed.
THAT IL just what believe In. I want
TO tab With you" The noNt sunday
evening but one. George Goddard was
preaching IN one Of the hans ~ the city
an after. day Saint Elder"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-14
ANOTHER VETERAN GONE.
The Death Of willis Coplan. Of Beaver
Utah.

Beaver. Utah. Jan. ia.-willis copian
died here this morning. AGED - years
lie hnd been aillng with Ia grippe for
"a few days. but attended fast meeting
last Thursday. lie was FOR over forty
years u faithful member Of the church
ana a member Of the High Priests
quorum horc Few men have died here
20 respected and esteemed by the work
ing classes, II IL truthfully said that
he was "A good man. honorable IN his
dealings with his employees. In the
running and conducting Of steam lum-
her saw mills h. was known through
out southern Utah. aH the most Hucccsn-
ful.
In the early 'fO'H. with one Of the
captured Texas rangers. across the bor-
der line In Mexico II was his fate then
to put his hand In Spanish sack aud
fortunately drew white bean. there
being only nifty Of such. and ever i25
OF the black beans therein. lie saw
ana heard the crack Of the Mexican
rifles which nut 10 death the rest ~
his comrades that same hour. His
funeral viii be held ON sunday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-14
CHARLES JOHNSTON FROZEN
Mercur Miner Found Dead on Lion
Hill.

Morcur Utah. Jan. i9.-word has
reached here that Charles Johnston. a
Mcrcur minor. was frozen TO death last
nlfht on the Lion Ilill trail ON the
evening Of the i.th.
lie was native of Finland 20 years
Of aEc. and apparently In good health.
sober and Industrious. lie must have
become exhausted In walking w thu
hill, ON his return 10 the Northern
Light mine. where he was employed.
Ills body was found In the morning
by the miners going TO work ana
was brought into the camp. In hts
pockets were found some rcCclptcd
bills, about so In money, and In his
left hand,urmly clutchod, was n receipt
for 800 which he had sent home to his
parents ON Friday a week ngo. He has
no relatives In this country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-14
LATTER.DAY SAINTS COLLEGE.

The testimony meetings held by the
various theological classes OF the col-
icqo during the last few weeks have
been exceptionally successful. inc
readiness and Intelligent carncHtncss
with which nearly all the students ~
rpondcd IN these meetings have been
very gratifying. and ~ a uniformity
-
The labor OF the students selected 10
during the holidays has resulted IN u
renewed interest In the work ~ the
college as shown by the many letters
OF Inquiry. and by requests for catn-
iofftieI Tho Attendance Of Htudenta hha
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-14
CAME TO UTAH LONG AGO.

Mlnter Phelps Of orr Springs. Ten
ncsaec. writes to Postmaster Thomas
stating that she would like to hear
from the Murphy and baxter families.
who cmigraicd 10 Utah many years
ago. OF the Murphy family there
were three brothers named Emanuel.
Jesse ana Mark. Emanuel came TO
Utah thirty.fiyc years ago OF the
haNtcrs there We're Martin aud hls
wife Holly Ann baxter.
The writer says she knew some OF
the children OF Martin Altman OF salt
Lake city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-14

Niece" and "Por Dr. McNiece."
7 hold that man who will delibcr-
atciy injurc his fellow beings by the
publication OF statements that are aa n
mnttcrof proof. utterly false. and whom
the true character Of his avcrmcnts arc
brought before him he makes no effort
at correction. Is unworthy of belief on
general principles. I therefore add TO
your excellent argument. showing the
misrepresentation character of his al
legged reply" past instance of his
pcrfidy In the same line rs the present.
JOHN NICHOLSON.
Salt Lake city. 18th Jan. 1890.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-14

For the convention OF the National
Live Stock Association at Denver.
win be- made by the Union Pacific.
Tickets on sale January sgnd ana 23rd.
good 20 days. As everybody knows,
tho Union Pacific II the shortest. quick
est ami best equipped line. Dining
Car Service. liuiiet Smoking and
Library Cars with barber shop and
choice assortment OF standard litrra-
turc. Tickets on sale az the "Old
stand" aol Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-14

TABI.ERs BUCKEYE PILE ONT
MENT II the only remedy for blind.
bleeding or protruding piles. lndorsed
by physicians. cures the most obstinate
cases. Price 90 cents In BOTTLES. Tubes,
10 cents, n. g. NJ. l. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-14

Coughs and colds come unlimited. hut
you can quickly get rid OF them with u
few doses ~ BALLARD'S HOUG.
HOUND SYRUP, Price 20 ana 80 cents,
u. G. NJ. l. Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-14
YOU siiouLD Know

What Hoods sarshparllln has power TO
de- for those who have Impure ana i'm
povefishod blood. II makes the blood
rich and pure and cures Hcrofula, salt
rheum. dyspepsia. catarrh. rhcumn-
tism, nervousness. n you are troubled
with any ailment caused or promoted
by impure blood. take Hoods Saraapar-
lila at once.
HOODS PILLS are prompt and eff