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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
SPIKE AND RAIL.

General Passenger Agent Mcmillan,
of the Salt Lake & Los Angeles rail-
road, Is stlll quarantlned at his home
The Oregon Short Line excursions
from Ogden and to Tlntic yesterday
carried over six hundred passengers.
n. w Bethel has been appointed
chief engineer of the Pacific & Idaho
Northern, with headquarters at Weiser,
Idaho
DR.. w. w. Woodring, of Mt Pleas
ant, has been appointed local surgeon
for the San Pete branch of the Rio
Grande Western.
All the local agencies OF the various
railroad companies represented In Salt
Lake are getting out gorgeous signs
advertising the big excursions east
next month
Or. r. A. Shook, OF Blackfoot has
been appointed assistant surgeon for
the oregon Short Line from Pocatello
to Idaho Falls and for the Blackfoot
branch now building,
w. B. Dodridge. formerly general
manager OF the Missouri Pacific & Iron
Mountain, has been elected vice presl-
dent and general manager OF the Ten
nessee Central Railway company.
General Superintendent Il h. Calvin,
of the Oregon Short Line, has Issued
an order for the placing of notices ON
the gates and fences along the track
setting forth the non-liability of the
railroad company for stock Killed by
passing trains when the gates have
been left open. The notices are In the
form OF an extract from the recent law
upon the subject passed BY the last
legislature.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
ADJUSTMENTS.

Henry Miller, looking as handsome
and well groomed as ever was seen
at the theater this morning, directing
the stage carpenters in mounting the
scenery for his new play Of
"Gudgeons," In which he opens his
Salt Lake engagement tonight The
entire company has arrived and Mr.,
Miller says In excellent shape for the
opening lie has himself entirely re-
covered from the hoarseness which az
hlcted him when he was seen here last
year In "The Only Way" The bin to-
nieht will be 'Gudgeons," preceded by
Clyde Fitch's one act play Of Fred
erick Lemaitre;" tomorrow night the
best remembered Of all his recent pro-
ductlons, "Heartsease,' Wednesday
afternoon tonlght's bill will be repeated
and the engagement closes Wednesday
evening with "Heartsease"
Harry Corson Clarke In What Did
Tompkins Do2" appears In Ogden to-
night and then proceeds TO Portland.
Miss Levy and Miss Clawson ended
their engagement with the company
Saturday night.
The open air concerts by Held's band
rendered last year from Kolltzs bal
cony. have been resumed. Saturday
night witnessed the double event OF the
first Of the concerts and the opening Of
Kolitz's new summer garden In the
rear Of the establishment The place Is
like o fairy grotto. the walls being
decorated by scenic artist. the foun-
tain playing In the center and the cool
night air being admitted from the top.
Immense thronEs crowded the place
Saturday evening and many souvenirs
were given away TO ladies'.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
F00LHARDY DIVE.
Stranger Comes TO Grief Out at the
Warm Springs,

An individual, WHO did not care TO
furnish his name, undertook to indulge
In some fancy diving at the Warm
Springs yesterday morning with disas-
trous results. Despite the warnings
Of those who were IN the big swimming
pool at the time, the man proceeded to
dive from a beam supporting the roof
Into some three-and-a half feet Of
water. The height above the water at
that point Is some twenty feet This
Is dead easy said the fellow, as he
swooped straight down. AS Hank
Barnes has not yet installed a pneu-
matte bottom TO the plunge pool the re-
suit Of the dive was disastrous. For
tunately the man allghted on his hands,
thereby breaking the force OF the fall.
When he came TO the surface. how
ever, the blood was pouring from a
Jagged scalp wound which occupied
considerable of the area OF the right
side OF his head. After he had adj
journed tor repairs and returned once
more to the scene Of his exploit one of
the bathers insinuated that the feat
gave evidence Of more fo0lhardiness
than good judgment, whereupon the
individual was with difficulty restrained
from climbing up into the roof and
demonstrating TO the patrons Of the
bath that he could dive without dam
aging the floor Of the pool, TO say moth
ing OF his own head.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
WRECK ON SHORT LINE.
Passenger Train Collides With
Freight Engine Head On.
Especial to he "NewsD

ogden, Utah, May l3.-Yesterday
afternoon at about 2:i0 o'clock, "a
freight wreck occurred on the Oregon
Short Line railroad between ogden and
salt Lake In which a passenger and
freight train clashcd. causing a cousid-
cradle damage TO both engines. but DO
one was Injured, more than few
bruises and severe shakings. 4 freight
train left ogden at about O'Clock,
south bound with a new crew on the
salt Lake division In charge. At the
first siding out ~ ogden, the freight
switched to let No I passenger 20 by.
then pulled on TO siding no. 2 where
The conductor discovered they had left
two cars al the first siding Hence the
freight engine. with one brakeman. was
sent back for the missing cars, the en-
gineer forgetting that pass niger No 2.
south bound, was 10 come along about
that time. At curve near he first
siding the passenger train no. 2 and
the light engine collided. both crews
Jumped from their respective engines.
just in time 20 save perhaps severe II
not fatal injuries. Some OF the passen.
gers were quite badly shaken and
frightened The passenger engine. No
400, was badly damaged but the freight
engine escaped with but little damage
the tender being battered.
4 light engine came from Salt LAX,
and took the damaged locomotives [,
that city for repairs, and engines wer,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13

which Is handled In admirable manner
by the Times corps Of special artists
uthh Is given conspicuous place. In
fact, the whole Of an elght.pagc sec
ton Is devoted TO t. The fiat article
IN this part IL by Governor Heber NJ
Wells, on the social, Industrial, polite
al evolution and condition Of the
state Then Salt Lake City, It's rail-
roads business and banking houses are
all portrayed by special writer's and
cuts. while three full pages are de-
voted TO an epltome Of Mormon doc
trine by Hon, Charles w. Penrose, edl-
tor OF the Deseret News. ana the like
ness OF Presidents Snow and Smith,
the Temple. Tabernacle and organ. pic
lures Of Profs. Stephens and McClel-
Ian and numerous other persons and
subjects OF interest.
Altogether the edition, which will
have an immense circulation. through
out the country will be OF vast benefit
not only TO southern California but to
Utah as we'll and win do much TO dis
semlnate proper information concern
Ing them. The number is enclosed IN
a brilliantly Illuminated cover, and the
whole makes an interesting souvenir
TO be sent to friends both at home and
abroad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
DON'T LIKE BOOK OF NOR MON
Rev. Wake Says There is Too Much
"sameness' in the Sacred Record.

The internal Evidences of the Book
of Mormon" was the subject Of the pa
per delivered by Rev Richard Wake at
this mornings meeting of the Minis
terial association. The paper was lis
tened to with much attention and was
afterwards discussed by the ministers
Rev Mr.. Wake began his paper With
the statement that the Book of Nor
mon" Is claimed 10 be a compilation, by
different writer's, Of the revelations to
and the history Of the early peoples OF
this continent. The Book OF Nor
mon was not intended TO take
the place Of the Bible in these days,
but simply to add further evidence Of
the greatness Of God Rev, Wake said
'As II came as revelation Of God the
thoughts should be similar to those In
the Bible. However, In the Bible,
though the language and thoughts OF
one writer bear similarity to those Of
another the different writer's such as
John, David, Luke, and Matthew, each
have some distinctive characteristic
which makes 1t possible for person
conversant with the Bible writings to
tell the writings of any one Of several
contemporaneous writer's. without
knowing beforehand. For instance
Mark and John, though writing on the
same subject, have each distinctive
style. one would think that III would
be true of the thirteen writer's Of the
Book Of Mormon. However, there Is
such a m0notony and sameness Of the
style and expression OF the writer's that
there can be no other conclusion than
that the Book OF Mormon was written
by one writer-and that he was Of
rather mediocre ability. Such express
sions as L, Nephi and, And 1t came to
pass occurred hundreds Of times in
the Book Of Mormon, although the first
and the last writer We're separated by
many centuries OF time.
Another grave fault in the book Is
this-time and again, modern ideas and
New Testament language have been re-
produced, although the Bible is not
supposed TO have been written for
hundreds Of years afterwards Numer-
Gus passages might be cited that are
exactly the translation Of the Bible,
which did not happen until twelve CEN
turtles afterwards. Even errors have
been exactly reproduced In the Book of
Mormon
Considering these and other points
II Is impossible TO accent the Book Of
Mormon as anything other than the
product OF one man OF mediocre abll-
ity"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13

inls time their efforts wero
Hidden away under the wiI N reses
L ,Ver bottoms, they found ',io D
for. ' 'hey We're AZ
IKE then admitted to bavlr,
we harnesses, stating that bss l''a'a
chased them Of William II ny aNE,
VINO Is so years Of age. TTs w..
parties happened into lke,s 10 n, We
night and the officers toos s-a Ia
custody also. This mornins' uil no
Went down to Coalyllle To bas. a;i q
ing there. Wv " nave lsl,
ms Is a skillful stroke p,
OF The officers, which viii MA u Ius paa
dound TO their credit. but y" y, vp.y r.
10 be the entering wedge tb SI IA R,,i
timately break up a band ~ ,A W
characters that have tbopSs, ls.si
selves safe in the seclusIon =, n'9'
rendezvous, which Is not ea,y " d. la
cess, V''| o. 4.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
CONTEST IN oRArORY.


The preliminary contest Of the Seven
teenth ward, in the Mutual Improve
ment oratorlcal contest was held Ia the
ward meeting house last evening. the
contestants were Farley 7 Jensen and
Elias S. Woodruff. The former was pro-
nounced the winner his theme being
THE Integrity Of the latter-day
Saints. Woodru1's subject was The
Value of FULFILLED Prophecy vs Test
mony." Jensen will now represent the
ward In the district contest 10 be held
on May 2lst The district WIN EN-.
brace the Sixteenth, Seventeenth and
Twenty.second wards, and the winners
IN that contest win compete In the Tab
ernacle In June.
The judges last evening on thought
and composition We're q. w, M0yle,
Thomas d. Lewis and Charles h. Felt
on delivery, Dr. n. 5, Wright, S. w.
Stewart and Joseph f. Merrill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
now Ir HAPPENED.
Inside Story OF the Historical Furry
i'm Northern Pacific,

q, "a "a e..,,.t,,,. 90 tho
recent corner IN NoilheIh I"0'no' NV
Herald To-Day says -.. .,,i,,,,,,
The Union racine lh'eLests qu'cN''
began buying me STOCK tnrous" n n.so
tiations win larse noiueIs' Az, ~
Northern STOCKS was uhootallapS w
Ing very closely helu py ar, IN anu
his friends. Ihr Cou'loi Oh i'ul ,,ils w"
had passed ana lhe ohly Propeity ~,
naming avalaple thdl hau anS Noi'1
IN The matter was northern tdclnS'
Had IL not ptrll IoI 'hv lllc'lu9i''P
Which has eNlstPu iol many itnGi
tween jacob semi ana ~ j, ~ u ~
doubttul IT Ue ulHiru'.y Nouu 80 w
been prec. p''''eg. Oii tne p np-tgan VI
prices holders OF N9'1IlcIu S0., ~ .hnt
cludlng '"gg's ulu u't ho,,ire, res
company sou luell i i,I1s ,,riras
buy II III lHe ll'dl h'' 11 ~ ' thos,
20 lar as is NhVW" w! W." % ano,d
sola SNORT anu NV , -" "od he ent,rs
i'I ~ lalse ",''," .,u "n,,,,h, sbort 4 oo0
hoIu'llsS "'u was '''s"' '
sAayvs; p..teo MAJ, s,,adenlv
NuI',.," ,t1,, as ma ros,,lt
ly"lucu .n' ',io,, I",n,hcn NJ schiff
Vl "a NM
"'t " INN i''it o., s,id was boasting of
an, i',, ',,,iisb ,,ent NJ eeitine The
t,'@ ..,i,,,,,'',' onI ,,"s cnn,mentlng unon
~ ~ i,,'ts ,',"s,orts ~ Great Northern
o'rtt M Inc ocoiiisition Mr
got,ter is aiiageJ a. have said i'm raply.
al IIri ve have hoen friends for
,'.t,,i ,t t,yoptv. 6ve vears and the
49,, 80 iy,,br Inch a 90 have financed
tbn Grsot Northern railroad time and
ocain ,yben ne credit was not as HIGH
ne a. l. al nresent and when the prop
ertv vgae vastlv different from It's con
djtion now
ct hone mat the friendly relations.
both norsonsI and ~ n business nature
,riii tonti,ro and n is onlv in copse.
onnnco M our friendship that tell you
Nts tbinlf owe n IN voti Mr.. nm
to Ist vou know mar YOU and your
friends do not hold the control Of the
Northa,n Pacific The control Of that
rood h In Iobn Loeb & Company's of.
noe al tbe nressnt time
"Tbat IL not possible." Mr. Hin re-
tor,ad oT own $40 600 GOO of the stuff
r,vself and have not sold share
With nv holdings and those of my
friends tye hive mn absolute majority"
i'you NAV he tho holders of record OF
tb. n,aiorlfy +" renlied MIR Schiff "but
Ne Mold the certificates Including the
common and tbe nreferred stork we
have clear maioritv"
Ipnmediatelv after his conversation.
~ s,,rio,,s buvIng ~ Northern Pacific
voc roted In New York Tondon and
peri,n /, v,as the same THE orders were
unlimited either SO m nrlce or ouan-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
NAMES DROPPED OUT.

A typographical mistake in Saturday
evenings News" caused two names to
drop out Of the list u the Brigham
Young anniversary celebration COM
mittee on arrangements. The full CON-
mittee is as follows; Brigham Young,
chairman; John Henry Smith. George
Teasdale, Heber j. Grant, John w.
Taylor, Mariner w. Merrill. Anthem II.
Lund Matthias +. Cowley, Abraham
o. Woodruff, Rudger Clawson. Reed
Smoot, Seymour Il. Young. J. Golden
Kimball, William y. Preston, Angus NJ,
Cannon. Charles w. Penrose, Thomas
c. Weber. William w. Ritter, Orson +.
Whitney. George w. Thatcher, Hyrum
$. Young Willard Young, John II. Win
der lie Grand Young.
-
You are much more liable 10 disease
when your liver and bowels do not act
properly. De Wits Little Early Risers
remove the causes OF disease.-F. c.
SChramm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
MISS DE- ETA PLANK.
Clever Young Dramatic Reader Va
Appear Tonight at AssembI, Ran

Miss De Eta Plank, The ceys, n.
personator' and dramotc reader 4.
pears in the Assembly Hall M, sr,,.
Ing under the auspices Of The ra
Council Of Women. This yovr, a.
has won renoWn for her fine ,bi,v !
her line. She comes hIrbG -. ~ I
mended, not only by the pIcW M \,
national characters. both men \ "A ~.
men, Her program this eyennr Sil
consist OF latest costume Testlto0, 4
which she is especially clever
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
IKE HUNTER ARRESTED.
Officers Find Stolen Harness Oh HIS
Premises -Skllful Piece Of Work,
Especial TO the "News,")

Especial 70 the news
Kamas. May 1S.--Detectiye Sheets
an officer OF Salt Lake City and Depu-
ty Sheriff Wilde Of Summit county ar
rived In Park City today having In Gus
tody Ike Hunter. rounder living about
seventeen miles from the Park. and two
other parties. Yesterday morning the
salt Lake officers met Sheriff Wilde at
Park City. and the three procured
rig and proceeded up the Provo river
10 Ike Hunters ranch. On arriving
there Mr. Hunter was promptly placed
under arrest and a thorough search OF
the premises were made that afternoon;
The officers were In quest OF several
sets OF harness that were stolen from
studebaker' Brothers last summer. ana
which they thought were In the posses
sion of Ike Hunter. a suspicion that
that Individual stouthly resented. AZ
ter a fruItless search In the afternoon
the officers waited until the next mofn~
ing. and then set up another search
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
RETURNED THE CHILDREN.
Peter Robertson Let Them Go Back
10 Their Mother.

The writ Of habeas corpus issued TO
Mrs. Ruth b. Robertson for her two
children did not come to a hearing.
Peter Robertson having returned the
children to their mother before the time
al which the writ was returnable. In
the suit for divorce, filed by the mother
in Tooele county. Judge Morse on SAT-
urday afternoon ordered that the de-
PENDANT pay his wife S25 month pend
ing the trial and s2j attorney fees and
costs OF suit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
THROUGH A WINDOW.
Drunken Stranger Creates Consterna'
ton in the Butte Saloon,

A quarrelsome individual who had
contracted for more beer than he could
carry, strolled, or rather staggered into
the Butte saloon, on Second South and
State street, Saturday night, and after
selecting a place prepared to stay all
night.
The bartender. man named
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13

street offices that are now under way.
The freight department. including Cen
era Agent w, n, Conan, will attend TO
business In room 10 Of the general Offices
Of the Short Line on West Temple
street The Union Pacific coal de-
partment win occupy room II Of the
same building until the old quarters
have been remodeled.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
WAS ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.


The friends OF Eston NJ Parry the
seventeen-year-old son of Joseph Hy-
rum Parry, who lives on North Temple
street, will be panied to learn that he
was accidentally shot In the right leg
yesterday afternoon He was
handling twenty-five callber
rifle, when II went on The
bullet plowed a hole in his leg just
above the knee, Or. J. s. Richards at
tended him and he is getting o. all
right
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
"NAME 1T KlMBALL."
Suggestion BY Seymour B. Young to
Board of Education.

Or. Seymour b. Young, writing to the
News" under date Of today, says
Now let the majority Of the salt Lake
City school board tell Mfr. Critchlow
what in-Heber G. Kimball has done
along the lines OF public education In
Utah. quoting to him the information
published in the News on this sub
ject, and give him a well merlted reRuke
by naming the new school building TO
be erected at the head OF state ana
North Temple streets, the hlmball
School, and then let Mr. Critehlow show
his manhood by offering resolution
10 mike the vote unanimous.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
saltair Amendments.

Manager McAlister of Saltair, has
appointed George Derr as assistant
manager at the resort for the coming
season In addition this morning he
also appointed Electrician Bench TO
take charge Of the plant at the beach
for the summer. Mr.. Bench held a
similar position at Satair two seasons
ugo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
INFORMATION WANTED.

Hennng Anton Madsen Holm would
like 10 be put in communication with
his uncle Jens G. Jensen, who emlgrat-
ed from Aarhus. Denmark, to Utah
about seventeen years ago. Address
him at IS Holmhead street, Glasgow,
Scotland
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
Kouns supt. of Transportation.

Topeka, Kansas, May &c. w.
Kouns Atchlson. Topeka & Santa Fe
general superintendent at Topeka, has
been made superintendent Of trans
portation to succeed A. W. Towsley,
who resigns to go with j. NJ. Barr, first
vice president OF the Seabard Air Line.
Kouns' former office Is abolished
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13

Bransky, proceeded to throw the Fellow
out but got the worst OF IT, - a.
welcome visitor Knocked the bartender
down and pushed q. schenck through
plate glass window schenck was cut
ON the face by the broken glass put tne
bellicose person escaped unhurl ana gov
out Of The place before the ponce
reached the scene
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
UTAH Is PROMINENT.
Given Conspicuous Place IN Fiesta
Edition of Los Angeles Times.

Today's mail brought many copies Of
the great Fiesta edition OF the Los An
geles Daily Times to Salt Lake, The
number comprises forty-four pages,
Literally and artistically illustrated
with half-tones. The presence OF
President Mckinley and cabinet In Los
Angeles was made the occasion OF a
most elaborate and brilliant reception
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
CREDITED M HILL.

New York, May 1S.--James Il. Keene,
in an interview last night said;
II believe Morgan and Hill have con-
troll Of Northern Pacific. Some time be-
fore the so-called panic, J. Pierpont
Morgan q Co, bought 10000 shares Of
Northern Pacific stock through Talbot
J. Taylor & Co. The order was execut-
ed so quickly and with so much sud-
denness that the purchases were made
before anybody could determine Just
What the buying meant, whether 1t was
Tor speculative account or something
else Nearly all the stock Morgan a.
Co. bought was delivered TO them
Then the other side began buying
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
CONFLICTING STATEMENTS.
Both Sides in Big Railroad Fight Are
Credited With Victory.

New York, May 1S-The Times says;
It was learned late last night from a
source that should be In a position TO
be we'll Informed that the actual stock
holding interests in the Northern Pa
cllic of the Hartman people Is suf-
hcient to give them control Of the prop
erty, this regardless Of commitments
for future delivery OF stocks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
Omces Transnerred.

This evening the oregon Short Line
ticket Office viii temporarily make its
headquarters in the general office Of the
Chicago & Northwestern pending the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
Hoods JQrsQpdrilia

Includes the concentrated values Of the
best-known vegetable remedies - such
as sarsaparilla, yellow dock, pipsis-
sewa, uva ursi, mandrake and dande.
lion, united by an original and peculiar
combination, proportion and process,
piying 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
CLEARING HOUSE REPORT
CHURCH NEWS
RELIEF sIcIETY coNFERENV'

RELIEF sIcIETY coNFERENVS
The Relief Society Of the o,,D,
stake of Zion viii hold thelr gV vp,nI
Conference May IA, 1901, IN !, i b. H ns5ss
ward meeting house. The STAKE l o,n X
Of the Relief Society are d tiO.s Il.
fnll attendance. The con 70 VIZ, .
commence Tuesday al IVY WV
m. and p, m May H. l'Vl' a.
The quarterly conference Si oo,y y
Granite stake Of Zion vii 'g soa.s \
,he Farmers w4rd meeting p noa a'sl,I
Sunday May 18th, 1901, o. y I'm h,
s. M and ? o'clock p. M ana VI ' ID
Say The 18TH. at II o'clock d. y"
4 good attendance at the
on Saturday is requested. =, IN
Oh 'a'0FR FRANK Y. TAY,L,0Spb
JAMES r. Ml MILE
EDWIN BENN1Iu.Ssia.ncy
The least in quantity ana In i,,ls Eaa
y! 80 ass'' The famous pills for,. eOg
, nlse's and liver complaint"
cchramn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
Hoods Jdrsdpdrilla

curative power peculiar to itself.
It's cures Of mild and extreme cases
OF scrofula, eczema, psoriasis, and
every kind Of humors, as well as OF ca.
tarrh and rheumatism prove il to be
the best blood purifier ever produced.
Its cures of dyspepsia, biliousness,
nervousness, loss of appetite and that
tired feeling. mako
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-13
BISHOPS,

Blank, for the use Of block - .so 'st.' ca
IN making yearly statistics s'Da :, s't cent. pa
BE- be procured at this ONCE .
dozen