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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-20
LATE LOCALS,

Marriage licenses have been issued TO
Orie 4. Maddy, Is, and Sadie Graw, %,
both of Salt Lake city, and Charles p,
Riyes, 2S Of Salt Lake, and Luella
Fisher 80, of Girard, III,
The county board today Received
communication from Nils Nilsson ask
ing that the quarantine which was
placed on his boarding house at Muir
ray yesterday be removed. Mr. Nilsson
thinks 1t would be more reasonable TO
have the smallpox patient removed and
the house fumigated as the loss of his
boarders for fourteen days, the length
Of the quarantine will mean considera-
bic money to him.
Land and Water Commissioner Wes-
teriield had the Jordan aud Salt Lake
City canal in condition for carrying
water on April lat and so notified
Watermaster Condie and John Cab
bolt, who is agent for the farmers on
that date. The Rio Grande road has
taken advantage OF the dry interim to
build new railroad bridge on the
Wasatch branch over the canal Gen
eral Superintendent Welby has notified
Mr. Westerfeld that the bridge will be
completed today and the water will be
let into the canal as soon as the in
terested parties request 1t.
Samuel Spry will have charge Of the
city sprinkling this summer. The
sprinklIng season viii open Monday.
Spry has until recently been connected
with the fire department.
There were II cases OF smallpox re-
ported TO the board Of health against
% last week, with 50 cases under quar-
antne, against 80. Scarlet fever has
fallen of from Z 10 cases with II
guarantees, an increase Of l. Diph-
iberia is the same as last week-One
new case and one under quarantine,
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TWO PARDONS GRANTED.


The board Of pardons today granted
pordon to Alyro Ady who was convict
ed six months ago Of adultery in Cen
treyIle and sentenced to eighteen
months imprisonment
Orlando Mead. who with two com
panions poyle and Smith, was convict
ed Of burglarzing a Chnamans mouse
IN Emery county in July, 1895, ana SEN
fenced 10 eight years m state prison.
WAS also pardoned His two accom-
nllces were freed some months ago
Judge Johnson. who sentenced Menu
nnd the district attorney who tried the
case both pettioned Meads pardon =,
Francis Hegstead who was convicted
NJ murder In the second degree In Bea-
Yer county In IS, and sentenced TO SIX
teen wears imprisonment viii nave
rehearlng al the next meeting OF the
hoard. There is a general feeling among
the best people In the locality that
Hegstead's shooting OF the Indian was
accidental and that he has been sum.
GENTLY punished. lie was man OF
sood standing IN his community
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DEATH OF MRS. JOS, }. SHIELDS.

Mrs. Isabella Shields, wife of Mr.
Joseph ]. Shields, Of Pleasant Green,
after an illness Of over two years. died
at the home Of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander G. Adamson, in Pleas
ant Green. on April 10, 1901, OF nervous
prostratlon. For several years, up to
The time of her illness, deceased was
actively engaged IN Sunday school ana
NJ. /. A. work. Her Illness, connected
as II was with a state OF melanchoHa'
was OF a trying nature but her nus
band parents and many friends VINO
deeply sympathlzed with her, in her
hour Of aiIliction, did all that was pos
sible for her comfort and welfare, She
leaves two children aged respectively
. and years Funeral services VIII
be held In the Pleasant Green meeting
house, Sunday. April q, at u noon
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

on Thursday last a host of friends
and relatives met az the residence OF
Mrs Ann $ Airmet, at 2SI G street
TO celebrate the 9th anniversary OF ner
birth Altogether there were about
thirty-five or forty present to do honor
TO the occason and the pleasant hours
spent up to midnight will not be very
soon forgotten by those who were pres
ent. A most delicious dinner was served
at three in the afternoon, which was
followed by an equally palatable sup
per at eight In the evening. There We're
nSny beautiful presents, and the con-
CALCULATIONS were numerous The rooms
were very tastefully decorated with tea
roses, smilaX and other lovely flowers.
The program was very ably carried out
By some very choice singing and reel.
tations, instrumental music, games and
other social amusements, which make
the home Of Mrs. Airmet so popular,
The company dispersed at midnight
wishing her many happy returns of the
day,
The Athletic association Of the Uni
yersity Of Utah win give a dancing
party at Christensen's next Friday
night. The chaperones will be Mrs. j..
T. Kingsbury, Mrs. Joseph II. Merrill,
Mrs Byron Cummings, Mrs. d. G. Nc
Coy
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Farnsworth will
entertain at dinner next Wednesday.
Mrs. John Game has been elected
chairman Of the current events and
current literature section OF the Ladies
Literary club,
Miss Jennie Chambers Of Kansas City,
sister OF the late h. C. Chambers, Is the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. G. l.. Rood.
The chlldren's fancy dress bah at
Christensen's this afternoon was a most
enjoyable AFFAIR there being a large
number present and the most OF them
in charming character costume.
At the meeting Of the Daughters Of
the Revolution yesterday a junior So
ciety was organized and Miss Mabelle
Snow was elected president Yesterdays
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SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

session was a most interesting one the
society meeting at the home OF Mrs.
Clarlssa Smith Williams, and pro-
gram rendered comprising a paper by
Miss Kate Wells on COLONIZATION" the
reading of two poems by Miss Snow ON
colonial times, a recitation, THE Reyo-
lutlonary Rising by Miss Amy Smith,
ana a song, THE Sword OF Bunker
Hil, by Miss WINNER, The rooms
We're tastefully decorated with the club
eolors and dainty refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Sarah Mitchell, Of the Second
ward, was the recipient Of a pleasant
surprise party on Friday afternoon,
gotten up by the ladies OF the ward A
prize was offered the lady who could
Keep from talking fifteen minutes, and
Mrs. Rhoda Moore accomplished the
ieat Another prize was awarded Mrs,
a. H. Little for doing the most talk
ing within that length OF time.
delightful event OF last night was
me recital given by the pupils OF c. d,
Schettler at the Congregational church,
The numbers were rendered by mem
Ders OF his guitar, mandolin and banjo
class and were thoroughly enjoyed by
all present. Among the notable Sc
lectlons rendered were those by Miss
Grace Radcliffe and the Misses Symons
and the work done by the combined
club. Mr., Schettler is a thorough art
list and his work last night together
with that Of his pupils added laurels
to his reputation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert Roundy an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter Florence to Mr.. Arthur Witcher.
The farewell reception to be rendered
Hon, r, NJ. Lyman and Hon, Heber j.
Grant by the officers and directors OF
the four institutions with which both
are connected, namely Il. G. NJ. l., The
Home Fire Insurance Co., The Coop.
Wagon and Machine Co. and Zion's
Savings Bank and Trust Co., will occur
az the Latter-day Saints College on
Monday evening Mt $50 There will be
about 100 guestsAln attendance, invita-
and boards Of directors of the four in
stitutions named, the First Presidency
and the Quorum of Twelve. with ladies'.
The company win sit down to a ban
quet Immediately after assembling.
Music will be furnished by the Chris
Jensen quartet, Mr. Shepherd, Mr. Py-
per. Mr., Ensign, Mrs. Edward and Miss
Clark. President Joseph f. Smith viii
preside at the supper table and several
addresses will be made with responses
by the guests Of the evening. Messrs.
Lyman and Grant.
Miss NJ. Il, Powell Of st. Louis, Mo-,
Is in the city, the guest of her aunt
Mrs. A. z. Mayberry, Of las south
Eleventh East street.
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and one case Of measels has been re-
ported There were TO children born
during the week, Is deaths and bodies
sent here for burial and one shipped
away. Smallpox seems 20 be on the 49,
crease, only one case yesterday and two
today. The new cases are G. Francis
Rogers, 20. and Ell Rogers, aged 49, OF
so Seventh East street
United states Senator Rawlins and
wife, who were suddenly called TO
Pennsylvania few weeks ago ON ac-
count Of the serious illness Of their son
Athol, who was attending school at
Mercerburg are expected to reach
home Monday morning. The young
man has so far recovered as to be able
to travel, and viii return With his pa
rents for his summer vacation His
friends will be pleased to know that
ne Is again on the road 10 good health
Much interest is being aroused in the
forthcoming recital to be given 0t the
Grand Opera house by Mrs. Charles c.
Pummer. The event IL scheduled for
Tuesday evening, May 7th, and Is for
the benefit Of the Ladies' Aid Socie-
ty Of the First NJ. ~, church.
Attorney ]. H. Ryckman returned 70
town from Evanston for n few hours
yesterday. He stated that he intended
TO dismiss the divorce suit against his
wife. There will probably be am agree
ment Of separation by which Mrs,
Ryckman will receive alimony for her.
self and children,
William Wood, sr., OF Alberta, Cam
a. 4. t.,1 hu
Barrows a quit-claim on 10 by 10 rods
Of ground facing north on Second
South street between Fifth and sixth
East. The property Is valued at $4,000.
Barr0ws has conveyed the property TO
William Quick for $500.
Margaret b. and j NJ Harvey have
conveyed to Joseph G. Mather part Of
a lot at the corner Of West Temple and
Fifth South streets, for consideration
$4,000.
The Salt Lake clearlngs this week
show an increase Of S259,276.7 10 over
those for the corresponding week Of last
year This weeks clearings were
S2,39S623.2 % in comparison with 1913
1868 for the corresponding week OF
last year Todays clearngs were 1928
7l6 O. IN comparison with 1926 500 80 for
the corresponding day last year
Eleven cases of smallpox were report
ed from Mil Creek yesterday, eight
from Murray and five from Tayl0rsvllle,
In the matter Of the estate OF William
c. Haines, deceased Judge Hall this
morning entered a decree approving the
account in accordance with the referees
report
George f. Butcher Of the government
forest reserve corps will be In salt
Lake city on the 4th and 9Th of May
to issue permits TO Utah sheep men
who desire to secure the right 10 grace
their flocks upon the reserves during
the coming summer,
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NOTICE. BANKRrpr 49,.

SEALED BIDS yuu, 'l
ceiyed by the nr5o. Will RI Bg
a period Of ten nm, ''suei Tusts. a,
day, April gOtb it5, Jays from &nr.
y. M. on Tuesdov A. uhlll ; oeIo.,
the whole or ony np.I gym 1901, uDos
goods at pavson ~ VI ne s,0k d.
the Rankupi Fs,o yam oeIlglng 10
Brown, said stool ' "a Oh Edwin c.
boys and phildrsn,s ''UI',isung Of meni
sizes. ages. styla. . g3'plas oias'ortel
mems, b0ys' and cbliS ,v'V's' Ladies
hats and cans. mon 1,''',eu = UNDERWEAR
children's glovos ~. OOlS aides anil
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The following guests were registered
at the hotels at o'clock today:

The following guests were registered
at the hotels at o'clock today:
Knutsford-E. Leighton and wife,
Cleveland; G.. r. Blair. Philadelphia;
VIM, Latham, New York; G. c. Hyner
Chicago; Ernest Thompson, New lo>s;
Or, w. C. Jenney and wife, Washing
ton, d. c.; Y, Reese and wife, OHIO;
VIII Goodlett. Evansville, Ind; Il, T.,
Goodlett, Kansas City; Mr. and Mrs
n. NJ. Mabie r.. Abram, James H.
Flagg, New York; Z. Kettemlng and
Wife, Defiance, Ohio Ethel L.. Wyman
New York city; John j. Murphy and
Wife, Miss Evelyn Gu. Ill.,; Victor Gan
non, Otto Winhelm, Chicago j. h. Muir,
ply and wife. Greenyile; Mrs, b. II.
Dunn, Duluth; John ID. Mackenzie
Louis O'Neal, san Jose, Cal; James
Phyler and wife, Jas Gordon Phyle,
j. G.. Phelps Stokes, New York; Mrs
r. II. Marsh, Miss Martha Marsh,
Peoria; Miss Edith Friend, Dayton,
Ohio.
Kenyon--G G. Verbrydge wife and
son. Cambria, Wyo., G. II, Rider Chlca-
go; r. j. French, S. NJ. French, Seven
Devils, Idaho; NJ. II. Hunt city Chas.
Lindley, city; G. D. Hurst, New York;
j. II. Hull, Butte A. h. Corey, Og-
dem Chas. e. Collins, Denver: II. Il.
Smith, w, II. Spinney New York; II.
Nj. Hrsh, Des Mones; w d. Brannam.
j. w Ansbarn, Texas; VIM. Osika,
Park City; c. c. Hammer saltwater;
II, j. Campbell, saltwater Oklahoma;
Mrs, Thomas Kelly ana son, Hampton,
Iowa; Mrs NJ. Fiheld Alexandria,
Minn.l II. A. Boyer Denver.
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COLONEL JOHN II. KNIGHT.
Veteran Visiting Salt Lake After all
Absence of Many Years.

Colonel John ii. knight Is a guest
at the Knutsford, registered from Ash
land, Wisconsin, Colonel Knight was
stationed at Fort Douglas from Sep
tember 1865 to May, 1869, and was in
command Of the post after the removal
Of Major w. II. Lewis. He was a
captain Of the Thirty-sixth regiment at
the time,
Colonel knight was master OF cere-
monies at the celebration Of the Join
ing Of the Central Pacific with the
Union Pacific at ogden. and personal
ly knew very well Senator Leland Stan
ford and the other men connected with
those two railroads
Speaking OF President Brigham
Young Colonel Knight said. II al
ways regarded Brigham Young with
admiration He was a born com
mander and was a great leader. He
reminded me Of General L. S. Grant
the heavy jaw and other features were
alike on both men, He was a great
diplomat and was born to lead men.
have always held In respect the recol-
lections OF the old Mormon leaders. for
they were big men and were devoted to
the principles Of their religion"
The colonel began his military career
AT the outbreak Of the civil war, when
he entered the Union army in response
TO President Lincoln's call for 5000
volunteers He served with honor
and distinction and was appointed a
captain in the Eighteenth infantry by
President Lincoln He was twice bre-
vetted lieutenant colonel for gallantry
In action he was delegate-at-large
TO three national Democratic conven-
tons and ran for the United States
Senate in 1892 He Is In partnership
with Senator Villas In the lumber bust
ness
Today was spent In seeing Salt Lake
and many surprises were met with
when he was last In Salt Lake there
were only a few farm houses. and now
II is n city, Colonel Knight expressed
his delight at again visiting the city
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PEOPLE VINO ARE PASSING

Dr. II. C. Deane of scoHeid is a guest
at the Cullen.
A. B. Corey, Of ogden, is a guest at
the Kenyon,
J. w. Ball and ALB. Lewis Of Frisco,
Utah, are arrivals at the Cullen.
r. NJ. McCree Of Bingham came In to-
day and registered at the Cullen.
DR.. G. G.. Verbryde, wife and son
of Cambria, Wyoming, are guests at
the Kenyon.
DR.. w. p. Jenney and wife. of Wash
ington, d. c., are among today's ar
rivals at the Knutsford.
Editor j. b. Graham Of the Bingham
Bulletin was IN the city this morning.
He stays at the Walker.
John d Mackenzie and Louis O'Neal
OF san Jose, California, are among the
arrivals at the Knutsford,
Ex-President Abram Hatch Of the
Wasatch Stake is in from Heber City
and Is guest at the White House.
Chas, c. Moore Of San Francisco.
president Of the Locomotive company or
me Pacific, is guess at the Knuts.
ford
F. j. French and s. NJ French, Of
seven Devils, Idaho, are In the city on
business. They are largely interested
In mines in Idaho.
James w, Spencer Is in the city. lie
Is special disbursing agent to the force
oil engineers who will be here shortly
state.
Judge Botkin. until recently of Kan
sas nut now a citizen Of Salt Lake. has
formed a law partnership with Attor-
ney VIM, $, Marks of Tooele. They
VIII practice law in this city.
], c. Fox OF Challls. Idaho. is a guest
at the Cullen. He says that the people
Of Challis expect that the Short Line
WIZ extend their line from Blackfoot TO
Houston, and to Challis and thus open
up the country.
John +. Dubois. the well known mil-
llonaire Of Dubois. Pennsylvania, ar
iNed In salt Lake yesterday en- route
10 Beaver county to look at some min
ing properties In which he is interested.
Under the direction Of DR.. =. A, II
Franklin Of this city, Mr. Dubois has
invested perhaps 100000 In Utah prop
critics. He has been a frequent visitor
10 Utah and Idaho for q number Of
years.
Mr. Dubois recently gave one million
dollars TO Chicago for hospital purposes,
ana though not many of his other bene.
factions have been made public Il IS
known that he has given immense sums
Of money TO various sharitable pur-
poses ard Is one Of the great philan-
thropists of the country.
Mr. Dubois will return to the city In
about week.
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concerns of the United States. The
present deal seems to have been en-
gineered from Detroit No details can be
learned as to the capitalization, or the
names of the companies which are un.
derstood to have given options, but
from what has leaked out there is no
question that II will be merger Of
colossal proportions, with capltallza-
ton well up in the millions. Detroit
stove manufacturers deny any know
ledge Of the combination.
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Short Orders.

Judge Morse made orders as follows
today:
Joseph Brown VS. salt Lake City Rail-
road company; demurrer oyerruled. 10
days allowed to answer.
o, S. Watson w j, r. Harris demur-
rer to complaint sustained.
Marionette Walker vs. Sarah Addie
Patterson; dismissed on motion Of
paintiff.
Hannah II Balnforth vs. David Sto-
ker ct al: plaintiff refuses TO amend
complaint and stands on demurrer on
appeal
George A. Lowe vs jeremiah
schenck; dismissed on motion OF plain
tn.
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LOPEZ ON The ADDRESS.
He lDtimates that the Manifesto Is a
Forgery.

Boston, April 2O.--Sxto Lopez, the
Filipino representative In America upon
reading Aguinaldos manifesto to the
Insurgents, cabled from Manila last
night. declared that "there was no rea-
son for believing that the address is
more authentic than the forged letters
by means Of which he was captured. II
II IL legitimate to practise fraud, deceit
and treachery and forgery in order to
capture Aguinaldo, Il s surely legitl-
mate to practise forgery in order TO cap
ture the other generals I'm the field and
70 induce the Filipnos to surrender"
1T Is quite certain Senior Lopez add
ed, that the Fllipinos viii not believe
In the authenticity Of the address"
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Therlot succeeded in tanning ten Az
ter The game sumptuous spread in
the academy building was put ont Of
the way.
The train bringing the people from
Salt Lake was met at the depot this
morning by about Ave hundred students
and the academy band The march was
then made 10 the ball grounds whero
the bail game began soon afterwards.
The sports viii be continued this ar
ternoon, including the male basketball
contest races, putting the shot. etc. The
l.. u. S. boys concede the basketball
game TO the academy but they claim
everything else This evening a grand
ball will be given in the academy build
ing.
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Ar CALDER's PARK.
Race Horses Bcing Tried Out This
Afternoon.

Manager Max A. Peters Of Calder's
Park made the announcement this
morning that the track would be
thrown open this afternoon for the ben
eht OF those who desire to try out their
steeds. After O'Clock the Rapid
Transit ran a special 3O-mInute service
for the occasion The many improve
ments inaugurated by MIR Peters are
nearing completion, and the park viii
soon present most beautiful appear
ance.
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been in the East for several months
past Is expected home next week,
william McDermott, has returned
from the southern part Of the state.
where he has been on business trip.
Miss Lillian Rowberry, of GAINESVILLE
Tooele county Is In the city visiting
her sister Mrs. Burnester 90 u street,
Councilman Il. A. Hartenstein and
wife, who have been in California for
the past five weeks, have returned to
the city.
Rev. Joel A. Smith received tele-
gram yesterday from Kenton, Ohio, am
nouncing the serious illness Of his sis.
ter, Mrs. Hattie Palmer, at that place,
lde Hamilton, formerly with the Paris
Millinery company, has returned to the
city. 1t will be remembered that he
left the city Unexpectedly some time
ago, without even telling his family OF
his intended departure. Mr.. Hamll-
ton visited most Of the large Eastern
cities while away aud was subsequent
ly Joined by his wife, who Is now In
Chicago. He intends to settle in Salt
Lake.
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SECRET MEETING HELD.

81 Louis, No. April 20-About the
hrst of the present month a secret
meeting of Detroit and st, Louis stove
manufacturers was held IN this city.
D. j. VanCleve Of one OF the St. Louis
companies, represented, presided at the
meeting, the proceedings OF which were
not made public, One OF those at the
meeting being asked for information
at the time said that the representa-
ives OF the stove manufacturers pre-
sent had come together u discuss
business problems Of mutual interest,
such as freight rates, credits, etc
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The
CpR1Nc MED1c1uE
Hoods Cacsqpa,iuu

In thousands and thousands Of homes, in
cities, towns and villages, three doses day
Of this great medicine are now being taken by
every member of the family.
In some homes, even the visitor is given a
teaspoonful with every meal.
Why such wide and general user Because
Hoods JarsapdriHa has proved by
its wonderful effects in cleansing the system of
all humors overcoming that tired feeling, Great.
ing appetite, clearing the complexion, giving
strength and animation, the best Of all Spring
medicines, so that it is par excellence the
Spring Medicine.
Take it.
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Court Notes.

The motion for a new trial IN the
case Of Ogden city against the Bear
River Water Works and Irrigation
company is still being argued before
Judge Hail.
Trial OF the case Of Salt Lake city
etc, VS. Salt Lake city Water and Elec-
trio Power Co, has been reset by Judge
Hall for May IA.
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HUGE STOVE TRUST.
The Organization Has Been Nearly
COmpleted.

Detroit April 20.--A special 10 the
Evening News, from st. Louis Mo-,
says;
Although efforts are being made 20
keep II secret. the fact has leaked out
here that the organization of a huge
stove trust is nearly completed, taking
In all the large stove manufacturing
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ou Si mas, 81 :, Pleasant Green NJ.
Gus tlproslfatlon, Isabella NM NM Sq''n
al joseph c J; Shields, and ' 5,s.. I'D
10 1871 i y IN sall Lake CIV sa4,ia
49, lsoN Died April 10. Il so S'o'e
oa Funeral SIlh at 4. ward meeting sn..
oaS April a. at u noon D'A' s,p,
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DIED.

sMlrH-Of Murrov
a. ApT pl. Is 1901 Of ' heart n driiaiaagSS
n F pevonshire, England 's'aa Bsa
M I rper, W, WI, be held SUNDAY
o'an' Friends are invited % a. y, aon
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PERSONALS.

The condition OF City Engineer KEEL
sey was reported as being somewhat
improved today.
Mrs. Graham +. Putnam, who has
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-20

eft IS about twelve years since first saw Hoods sasaps
ria advertised, and we began using It as Spring medicine
We have used every year since with good results recon-
mend to others for impure blood that tired feelings
Mrs l. STEWART, Claridge, Pa.