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The San Francisco call., 1899-04-09

Aunt Big SAL"
said Sweetest Su-
san, where is ev-
erybody ?"
Gone, honey. de
Lord knows whar;
gone, honey. de
Lord knows Whar."
She turned as she
spoke, and her hair
bristling out gave
her c o u n tenance
such a wild as
pect that the chill
dren involuntarily
shrank back. They
had never seen her
with her hair down
before.
She raised her
hands. BE afeard
er any an ev'y-
body, honey, but
don't be afeard Of
me. Dodge frum
one an all, but
don't dodge frum
me. Not frum me.
No, my Lord"
Are they all
gone % asked Bus
ter John.
Mighty nigh all,
h o n e Y; mighty
nigh all un um.
Dem whut went
wuz big fools, an
dem Whut stayed
may be bigger
ones, fer all 1
know. I'd a-been
gone myself, but I
went roun' yander
in the graveyard,
whar dey put dat
cripple chile, an
sump'in' helt me.
I couldn't go way
an leave i'm.
She was speaking
of Little Crotchett,
who had been dead
and buried these
many long years.
why did they
go 2" in uir e d
Sweetest Susan.
"Huntin' fire e.
dom," responded
Big Sal. Yes,
Lord, huntin' free
domi l hope dey'll
fin it; dat l does"
Papa says all
the negroes are
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-08

An unusual and extraordinary offcf
In low -rioeH on reliable pianos and or
Rnnr. An offer only made possible by a
factory branch. The Gable Piano Co,
opposite the 4. G. N. l.. N n permanent
branch % the largest plano and organ
mandatory IN the United states with
a cash capital 81 fs,o0N.O 900. aud actually
turning out lG,oo0 organs a year and
coo pianos "a month, From factory to
the customers home, no mlddlcmen.
means saving ~ many dollars TO tho
customer. The factory authorizes the
lowest pricea ever made Tor Conference.
Al Instruments marked In plain fr.
ufcH Lowest prices always. but this
week much lower than ever. a pleas
ufc 90 show you. come listen In good
music. and zee the bargains. organs
$500. and pianos 500 per month. re-
rpsctlvciy. Alvin \. iieeslcy viii play
you the latest popular music and giyc
you lowest prices on sheet music aud
small musical goods lta the Gable
Piano Co. opposite the 4. &, N. l.. that
IA giving the bargains.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-08
Comes Back from the Philippines
and Preside Hospital.
MANILA NOT WORST PLACE.
Tribute Co the urs,e hoy. Prom the
Beehive state Major Pen.
rosc'. Fsishfuins...

Private benjamin Smith. who has
been acting ~ hospital steward with
the Utah HIGHT artillery at Manila, came
into Salt Lake this morning over
the Rio Gfinde Western from San
Francisco. lie loft the Philippines last
November on the transport Scandal and
arrived at the Golden Date about
Christmas time. For the last three
months he has been In active hospital
service at the Prcaidio. where he has
been In attendance upon the sick sol
dlefs who have been invaiidcd home
and have been unable t. proceed fur
ther on their return to their native
towns. lie stated that when he left
thcte a few days ago that there wcrc
eiEhty.four sick men In the hospital.
but be- expects that the number will be
greatly augmented by the arrival of
The four transports from the Islands
mat arr Carrying quite a number " re-
Private Smith. who II n Mount Pleas
ant boy u y years. wears the dis.
unctltu uniform Of the medical corps
green stripes and a white band around
tho lcft arm bearing the well.known
rcd crlt4 ambulance device. he enlist
81 NJ Fort Douglas last May and since
Utah lght artillery and wishes the fact
made public that he carried several let.
tcr from Utah boys TO their friends at
home, but through a mishap with his
KIT he lost the same. but AZ he pro-
poses TO stay In the city for several
weeks he hopes 10 meet the friends aud
relatives u some Of his old comrades
across the seas.
Private Smith pays "a glowing tribute
10 tho boys who constitute the pcraon-
mel u the Utah batteries and rvclted
several Incidents connected with tho
memorable night ~ July 1iHt. among
other things he stated that Major Pen.
rose. who u now In charge ~ the gun.
ofal hospital az Manila. from the hour
on that night when he called him,
worked on the sick and wounded like "a
FsNJan being In the hospital without
once sitting down to a meal or snatch
inr wink u riccp from the night of
July lint until noon of August ard. be-
inr ably assisted by Major Crosby.
Mr Hmlth carries his discharge In his
pocket that Informs all whom u may
concern that his conduct while wear.
inr Uncle cams uniform was most OK.
cmplnry while naturally he IL glad 10
got back once again TO the Beehive
state. lie says that thcrr hrn worse
places 10 be encountered than Manila.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-08
CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS

The Deseret News. by direction OF
the First Presidency. viii issue a
pamphlet giving ~ complete account
Of the proceedings 81 each General
conference. Including verbatim reports
Of the discourses. II also comprises.
~ an appendix. an account o. the con-
ference proceedings ~ the Dcscfct sun
day school Union. The next issue viii
be the fourth OF the series, and viii
be ready Immediately after April Con-
ference.
The reasons for this publication. In
the minds OF the Presidency. are.
II II means Of making the Saints
more familiar with the Views, scnti-
ments and instructions ~ the Church
authorities. thus placing them In closer
touch with each other.
such publication II u great his
torlcal value.
II tan be made useful abroad through
the medium of missionaries. and by
being sent out by mail to distant parts
by the Saints.
The price Of the pamphlet l. nominal
II VIII be mailed 10 uuv address post
free. for hftecn cents. Agents VIII be-
allowed q discount N 20 per cent Please
send orders for the next Issue ~ early
~ possible.
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PERSONAL.
i~~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

II. ". crcsslg Of Chicago Is In
town
NJ brown. who comes from Haley
IL qunftcrci at the knutsford,
Mi. n. n, Thurman and wife are
qunrtrrod az the cullen,
9. ". wcHtphAic came up from Pleas
ant Grove this morning.
W. J. Lindsay ~ ogden. II guest
at the Walker House.
Frank l.. si1cr. the Helena mining
man, IL blilotcd at the knutHford.
~. II Mills 81 smithneld IL a name
TO b. found On the Kenyon register.
q. I. Mccormick came Ia from Tooeic
today and put up AZ the white House.
Dan. ~. Shields II down from Park
city and II auarterod at the White
HouHe.
James l.. wra,hhnii came In from
Crantaville today and In a guest at the
white House.
Mrs. g. n. Henderson is visiting Salt
Lake before proceeding 20 her homo az
Rochester, y, Y.
\. Sadier n IN town today. lie came
In ffnm Draper this morning and II reg
latefed NJ the cullen,
tud NJ. Nos-. the energetic drummer
from Milwaukee. ~ sizing up tho town
from the Knutaford.
H. n. Tucker. occupation mining.
reHlduncc Anpcr. Colo, II a guest u
sam Ewing.
Prank X hit II stopping at the
cunen. lie gives Idaho Falls aA his
place ~ residence,
David Royce and n. Rand from East
liverpool. ohio. are staying at tho
Kenyon,
stephen Bunnoll left his customary
hnunia at Provo and dropped on the
train at Salt Lake this morning.
A. Stonohouse and wife OF Grand
RAPIDS. Nlrh., are guests at the Ken.
yon
J. c. Pyle. a Helena mining man. Is
stopping AZ the Knutaford while trans
acting business In this city.
T Jno. ponnoll came In from the
Centennial State this morning and
pro, eoded 60 the i<nutsford.
James Dunn. the large and good.
naturcd editor % the Toocle Transcript.
IL among the visitors 90 Conference,
Mrs.. n, g. Rouse. Mrs. y. Stanneld
and Alr, and Mrs. II, doarlev arr N
town from rlntic and are staying at
the white House.
rhe Marquis D'Pailaylano and valet
are registered NJ the knutsford lie
IL accompanied by Doctor Pallavinn0,
The party halls from sunny Italy.
Gon. RohlnFnn Nicls Nelson ana T.,
II. Holiday arrived In town from Pleas.
ant drove and proceeded TO the Walker
House.
l. g. Wood and wife, accompanied
nv Mrs. W, g. ittrh'e and Mrs II.
Swell aud son, party OF Chicago
tourists. are taking In the sights from
the Kenyon.
Hon. =; II; Thurman, law partner OF
senator knwlina. came In from Provo,
accompanied by his wife. and registered
at tho Cullen this morning.
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collected Is paid to the family Of the
deceased.
Several historic cannon have been
placed In care OF the association. and
an arnory has been established In the
bnscmrnt q the Presiding Bishops
office. Salt Lake city. where the guns
alluded 10 and numerous other relics of
the Nauvoo Legion have been deposited.
and can be seen by visitors. Persons
who have IN their possession arms, ac-
coutrcfncnts. flags or other mementoes
% the Legion are Invited TO deposit
them also In the armory.
AithluRh the association has been or
Ranize1 by the Veteran Artiilerymen.
II IL provided that any others who
were enrolled In the Nauvoo Legion. be-
fore it1i. may become members on the
same conditions az the artlllerymen.
Male dcsccndants--ovcr eighteen years
o. age Of any Of them are also eligible
to membership. In all cases good moral
character Il "a prerequisite. Female
RELATIVES are regarded as honorary
membrs. and can attend the social
gathefinrH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-08

on Tuesday. April iith.. at 1880 am.
No, 900 =. State street, I viii sell Ia the
highest bidder for cash two thousand
dollars worth of now scales from the
fne gold scales up 90 track scales that
VIII weigh iOD tons. Platform scales.
large ana small, counter scales. truck
scales, butchers and candy scales. Htflk-
ing scales, nickel IN the slot scales. cost
ti1i ntllynrdn ~ all kinds, bullion
scales, Gust 5000 testing scales and
measures, extra weights 81 all kinds.
Also mcchinlHt, carpenter and black
smith tools. forge anvila. chiarlH. tonrna
drill press, grind stone tops and dies.
twist drills, iron planes. saws. ohisoln.
bits, braces, Iron viccr, etc. etc. once
desk, Chairr. lamps, stoves, etc, etc.
X. a. ANDREWS. Auctlonecr.
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The trip from Chicago TO Louisville
and from Chicago To Cincinnati may
be made In private rooms over Penn
nylvania Short Lines. Compartment
Sleeping Cars leaving Chicago daily ~
Slb y. m. over that short route AFFORD
the luxury, Drawing rooms and
herths In sleeping cars may also be re-
served ON the fast trains which run
solid 20 the ohio River gntewaya. Ad-
dress applications To Geo. n. Hull,
Travelling Passenger Agent. 1929 i1th
81, Denver. Colo, or II, n. Dering. A.
q. y. ACT. sis South Clark ST.. CHI
cago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-08
DESERET EVENlNCNENS
ANNIVERSARY NUMBER.

The anniversay number Of inc
"Tews"is,usd Aprii .. which e'n'a' >.
many valuable articles and when Is
so rcpleie with news of local and gem gen.
oral interest,". is certain to fnd a hos,
=, readers ,hrourhou, this country ana
elsewhere. 1t can be obtained at 'n''
oaeo for fye cents per copy and Plus
the necessary postage. will be sent 10
any address dcsir,d.
Postage to all parts Of the u"''.u
states and Canada is two cents To
Porto nlco. cuba and the philippines
Two cents. these countries now being
under the jurisdiction Of the United
states. to foreign countries four cents
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-08
FROM 1905 TO 1899.

Jenaon'a church Chronology. ehron-
illogical history Of the church from
new type throughout In any style
81 binding desired. Prices. ti..s, 81 90
and i2.0O. The funds derived from tho
sale of the book viii be used for the
erection ~ "a new i.atter-day Saints
Historians Office In this city. For sale
at TIM DESERET NEWS,
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NOW READY.

.jenson'a Church Chronology. ehron.
oloEieal history Of tho church from
new type throughout. In any style
OF binding desired. Prices. u.g5. ti 30
and t2.o0. The funds derived from the
sale 81 the book viii be used for the
erection Of "a now f.atter-day Saints
iiistorian'a office In this city. For sale
at THE pEgrnE-r NEWH.
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TiinrI THOUSAND MILES
chicago aud iisturn.

1lmetssass sssasssststssfssss ssFour Days
liowf-rnion Pacific. Of course, no 9th
~ line can do a.
WHY .,.... ...fhortent. Quickest. Rest
Everybody knows that the Union ia,
olno has established a standard OF ex-
cellence In time and service which no
other Western line can approach. Tick
Il Once. "Old stand" sol Main ".
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-08

The apportionm-nt Of Dec. u was %
fs.y1 tref capital that % oct u. 9 cents.
and The ono of March ~. iSes. ~ cents.
Tile tompnfativ. reduction In this ap.
portinnment II due 10 the fact that the
collection and remitthncea by county
tfcnnurorH ~ last years taxes for the
state school fund at the end ~ Dee.
were nearer 10 thu maximum than ut
any time In recent years.
Under the now law hereafter nppor.
tionnonts NJ State school moneys viii
be- made Immediately aftcs March u
and Dee n only. 81 each year.
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REWARD.

Five dollars reward viii be paid by
Tho Union Light a Power CO." for In.
formation that viii lead Ia tito frrcat
and conviction Of any person found
mnlcrting the Electric ARC LAMP
gI.OBES. Arc Lamps, Transformers.
said company.
II. y. CAMPBELL. Manager.
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O-rIOpAriIy.

Writ 4 Mccoy. graduates ~ tho A.
7. SIN Institute 0f oHteopathy at
kirkHyllle. Mo. have opened an office
IN rooms 10 and ~ Commercial nuild-
ing, We use no knife or drugs; a sol
entlnc method Of manipulation. We
treat All forms % chronic diseases. Com
Hultntl0n free. Literature explaining
our treatment sent on application.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-08
SALT LAKES NEW HOTEL.

THE KENYON. Centrally located. cor
ner Main Street ana Second south. this
handsome hotel II the outgrowth of n
determination " the owners to make
the property a crcditnhlc one In every
way. The company owning the Ken
yon II the uroeahcck Company. John
burton. Vice President g, u. Felt. Soc-
rrtnry. They, with u. j. Salisbury.
IIeber !. Grant. stephen Hayes. George
". Downey and J. ]. DAILY constitute
tho board OF Directors.
The hotel has been leased 10 Mr.. Don
Porter ns sole proprietor and active
manager. The cnvlahie reputation and
unqualified success attained for the
Kenyon II the result 81 the favorable
impression made with each guest. The
excellent table ana homelikc air per-
VadlnF the new hotel IL invariably
praised by all.
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nAnGAINsi i,NnaAINsi

one fine square Plano. sl7.b0.
one Steinway a Sons Piano. sGj.Cr.
parlor organs for 5000.
Rcd room sets $50 and up.
sewing machines $500 and up.
WardrobeH $500 and up.
New cane seat Dining chairs rs cts.
Six foot extension tables $3.50.
Bed springs 500,
Everything In proportion.
We have got everything you want.
|, Y, H..
" u. Second South 81.
y. A. soRENsEN. Prop.
Tel lls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-08

Pneumonia n one of the most dan
grfouH and fatal diseases, II always
results from "a cold ghnmberlnin'a
Cough nemcdy will quickly cure cold
aud perhaps prevent an attack Of pncu-
monln. n II In fact made especially
for that niiment and has become IA.
nous FOR II cures over large part OF
the civilized world. II counteracts any
tendency % cold toward pneumonia.
can you nn0rd 20 neglect your cold
when ~ reliable remedy can be had
TOT triiiief
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r,vE THOUSAND MILES


Time .n,.. ........t.cas than one week
Howf-.uni0n Pacific. OF course, no 9TH
or line can do n.
Whyf.s..s.... Shortest. Quickest. Best.
Everybody knows that the Union Pa
cinc II beyond comparison with other
Western lines for speed. safely aud
comfort. Ticket once. odd stand. .
col Main street.
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To-dsy's Metals.
snyfR. Bss 50 ~
ifAD. $40
CASING COPPER. IS ~ cents . ID.
TopAY's WEATHER REPORT.

weather report showing obsers~
lions at a. m. today
gait f.asc--Baromcter. oissi tempsI-
nturr, 70. minimum. y; WIND SCUM
east. light. clear. a.,
Forecast for Utah made ~ SUI
Francisco for % hours ending y W.
tomorrow ....
Irenf forecast for Salt Lake CITY and
xinrInIty Tor &c hours ending tomorrow!
Falr tonlnht and sunday. warmer.
l. II. MURDOCH.
eec,ton Director Weather bureau.
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utcn, but his list Of ruccuaHca far over
shadows them. Robson audiences are
always assured ~ value received FOR
their amusement expenditures In hia
behalf. for he Invariably prcacntH hts
art In ~ careful and palnaiaking
manner M to carry conviction 10 ruc-
cess. lie has been particularly for.
tunatc In the selection of plays for HIS
present tour. THE Mcddlar" was fur
nlrhed him by Augustus Thomas. and II
l. said 10 have made moro money for
him In n given time than any play hs
has ever presented. In II Str. Robson
has been supplied with role that
would seem 20 NJ his peculiar require
inenia a. regards voice and expression.
II this II ~. nothing more need be
asked, lohrnn'r wants ~ player
are peculiarly his own, His manner.
irnr and expressions have never been
successfully Initiated. although at
tennis Ia mimic this genial gentleman
have been innumcrnhir Mr. Robson
has splendid part In his other new
play called Two knEuca AMI a l,o-
nance" ana both ~ these now comedy
vehicles are going 10 b. exploited here
next week. The repertoire IL NJ follows
Tuesday ana "Wednesday nights. THE
Acddier;" Thursday night only time ~
two Hogucs and "a Romance" Tho
seat and box sale began this morning.
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MORRIS LEVY A BANKRUPT.
Files Petition IN Federal Court Lio-
Utilities siO.ibi: Assets $50.

Morris Levy. mnnager Of a retail
liquor house. has asked 60 be declared
a voluntary bankrupt. He has no AS
sets. save personal property valued at
$40. which Il exempt. and his liabilities
are D. follows
Jos. ~. Hayes Wooden com
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RoBsoN's LEGITIMATE ART.
liz l. one Of Our Most Conscientious
Players.

There II a ring Of
Rcnulncneaa about the
name Of Stuart Rob
son. Something tam
giblc. something 60
hold on Co. NJ u were.
Here Il q comedian
who has rarely dis
appointed his public
during an interim %
time covered by a
period Of more than
forty years that he
has been appearing
behind the footllghtH.
II " true that he
has had some fail-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-08

For cough and colds there IL no medl-
cine 80 effective as BAt.LARD's
HOREhOUD SYRUP, II IN the ideal
remedy, Price. % cents and 90 cents.
z. q. 81. I DRUG nenartment.
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caste Cate ard Winter Quarter,
Lump. MT and Slack.
Anthracite. all Sizes.
% ,..,. D. j. SHARP. Agent
''1'"' "A'h' Telephone, 40
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD.

fuiNlslihD KOOMs WITH on NyiTu
out hoard, a. south 18th West.
NEATLY. FURNISHED HOOMsi low
rates Weeks Block. Mrs l. Cole, q state
street.
ELtuANT ROoMS HIST GLASS BOAID
II desired. 10 social Hall street
NICE FURNISHED ROOMS AND DOAIlp
apply ~ Lzst Second south.
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cuts, wounds. nurna. HprnlnH and
bruises quickly heal " you apply RAJ.
LAiiDS SNOW ilNiMENT, Price.
~ cents ana 90 cents, u, c, NJ. I. Drug
Department.
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we are pleased to advise our custom.
~ ma' we can supply them vim
diamond Coal again Phone ice "'
Ihos. ". HOLT, city Ason,
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WANTED AGENTS.


ron Tnr LIVE AND ACHIEVEMENT
Of Admiral Dewey" the greatest naval nero
or All ages, BY lion. Mufat lialstead, no
lifc-lung friend aud admirer at tho intrep.d
commandor and recently returned from no
Philippians. Contains an Official history at
'pur War with Aguinaldn," with his battto
tlag. personally presented MI. linistoad ~
tho insurgont chloitnln aud reproduced n
all the original color. nOrguOusiy illus
tfated with W pages superb hall.t0nos
Contains 90 pages slta tAiui maps ~
colnrsl only Ia outfits ffua aud ready
this week. Address, Tho DomlulOn Com.
pany, Dept. !. Chicago
500 WEEKLY AND ENPFNsTs GUAR.
nntecd good men TO soil Arctic kefrlgefat.
Ing Nachinos Tor cooling NcfrlgeTatlrst
guaranteed % percent cheaper than lrri IN.
destruetlhlc. everlasting Every owner on
q Hefrlgerator huys them, as the saving of
leo In one month moro than pays Tor ma.
chine Have over Aoop In use. 100 tcstl.
mnnials IRON loading merchants 0f tho IT, y
Greatest Monopoly ever offered agents Ma
competitions exclusive territory assigned
good salesman. Write today and seriIrs
your territory before Il Is takon. Arctie
hofrigoraiing Co., Cincinnati q.
A MAN on LADY TO TRAVEL AM
appoint agents, salary s,3 ppr month nnd
expenses Century, all Market st., rhiin.,
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LOST.

a SMALL JERSEY cow 40 BRANDs
hoturp u John oblad, SO South fourth
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lions nAvINGs BANK and rr,.,
20. the oldest and largest savings
pahk IN Utah, pays per cent inie,sst
on VI or thousands Start an aeeoun,
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have you visited tho Standard D,...
Su'uhs Academy at a2s south MANI
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WINES AND LlouoRs.

an mi lon gAfE nioYAL FINE IMPORTED
lunch issd Posss.aa sSI , s ana slsarsi irso
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-08

Even tho most vigorous and hearty
people have az times q feeling Of woari-
ness ana lasHitudo 10 diapol this feel.
nr take HEliuiNE II will impart
vlgor ana vitality. Price. 20 cents and
W cents, 4. G, NJ. !. Drug Department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-08

Tho only wagons that deliver pure r.
" Spring Water Ice are white wagons.
Mountain Ice CO. Tel. ~
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Many people suffer untold torture,
from piles. because Of the popular i'm
preston that they can moi he cured.
TAbLElvS BUCKEYE PILE OI.,a-
Mf,Nr VIII cure them, IL has met
with absolute success Price, 90 cents,
~ bottles. tubes 10 cents. z. &. II. l.
Drug Department.
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THE MAN IN THE MOON.


This IL tho last day of the great
Spanish Hull Fight. the Edison Co. VIII
have an entire change ~ program
Monday. A wonderful series ~ NOV
inR scenes. the Man In the Moon. the
longest scene In the world and the
funniest scene ever exhibited II y
over 700 feet long. also Faust and
Menhisto. 81 Anthony's Tempctauon,
harn Desert. Storm on the Coast of
ireland. and number Of other mar
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