Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-01

A Buffalo physician IN speaking " th'
benefits Of 81 arcOal SAYS. ~ advise stu
arts Charcoal lOzenges 10 an patients
suffering from gas IN stomach and bow
els. and 10 clear the complexion and pur
lfy the breath. mouth and throat, ! also
believe tho liver Is greatly benefited boy
the daily use OF them they cost but twen
ty.hve cents a box at drug stores, ana al
though In some sense patent prepart
ton yet ! believe ] get more and bet
ter charcoal In Stuarts Charcoal i|o2'
enges than IN any Of the ordinary char'
coal tablets
ND OF % Of the best men Of Utah,
modestly claimed p. j. N5'iD DAILY
| --
Hales stunt OF rushing the slate
through IN a basso profundo voice was
one Of the hits Of the evening
Nye and Dinlnny slipped down into
! the body Of the house I'm order TO make
| the necessary motions and see That the
slate went through without a hitch.
For cut.and dried convention With
out any dlssension, last nights exhibit
ton fairly took ones breath away
"The Flag Without a stain" sweetly
rendered by Mrs. Pmmmer was one
bright spot IN the entire program
See. was It not Samuel McDowall who
AZ the last meeting said that he had
never sought an Office and would not
take one il IL were offered him?
When Critchlow asked n there we're
any further business voice IN the
gallery said, "Oh let's go home.
The great A. p. L. convention lasted
about one hour and a quarter II dld
not take Ave minutes TO rush the STATE
through
81 would like 10 get q seat In one OF
those empty boxes" said an old lazy az
the office last night. Sorry, Nam. but
they are reserved" she was told Then
she snapped. ~ suppose you are keeps
ing them for some OF those wicked MOI
mons. am going home
During the drum major act by John
Gleason last night, Judge McDowall
covered his head with his hat ana arms
and watched the whlrllng baton
through his fingers
col. Graham OF the Bingham Bulletin
Rraced the stage with his presence ana
laughed lmmoderately every time
sneaker attempted to take a ran out OF
the "Mormons.'
Some enthusiastic anita. 7, l. pro-
tested 10 Secretary and Treasurer
Hammer OF the Grand Theater last
nleht against the renting OF the house
m Tho Dsgruntled Office Seekers, Ham
mer cheerfully replied. 1T Is the dollars
we are out after. II Satan wanted to
give show here he could get the house
provided he paid our price
snvders attack OF stage fright last
night was absolutely pitiful' lie dld
manage to introduce the chairman out
that Is all.
Tho Tribune employees and others |
hearing the Kearns brond were very |
nnch In evidence IN the passing around |
the petitions for signatures
II took Frank j. Cannon Just 20 MIN
mos 10 arrange his hair IN the box De-
fore he vas called upon 70 appear on |
tbs stage Even then he consumed |
three minutes I'm the wings before ne
10 his appearance satisfied Win his
toilet
coI Nelson came out OF cover last
rioht and occupied conspicuous seat
en- the center OF the stage from where
his f,erely headlight doomed up aggres"
sively
p.t ss.iD Daly gave rather large
order last night when ne lnvl'sa sNesS
American 10 come 10 the a; I, u nvsu-
nuarters and be welcomed ana enter
tanned.
chairman Critchlow Ladies' ana
ventlemen. and dIsgruntled once seek
srs." Voice from audience 'Louuer'
ouder.'
Tho American Gag was adopted as the
,nhlem of the deluded and disgruntIeo'
Ish't there statute somewhere GOV
wing the use Of the Gag for adyerlis-
ng purposes?
The American party drum CORPS was
ant nm 10 serenade 50. Thomas
learps empty residence. II rendered
'NJossa's IN de Cold, cold Ground
with great feeling
Tommy up in Portland, real where
,houty Unknown. will smile now, Tie
las sufficient excuse TO account ior MS
political downfall