Salt Lake Herald. (Salt Lake City) 1904-06-07 [p 3]....Armstrong lodes Still later the de-fendants...
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THE SALT LAKE HERALD TUESDAY TUNE 7 1904 d ir i oi i CT o c ijo i cd7 irIJ c tl rtr k 4 l I 3 r f > > < > = < > < i Y WILL Start Uftft Will Open Sat son WIll Excurtion- SrW PEDRO OFFICIALS 3BJP3BC3536D TO- m It time ter g ROB FSB of ink i m vein iMisteess its Blow a becoming anxious ie season vii topen none too won for them to r in their seventh heaven fmllh the freckled wrigglers iron i the mountain streams Although the season des not open until Wedneeday June 15 the first fish train to leave Salt Lake will start Sat- urday morning The Oregon Short Une has Arranged to send the first coasigjn- ment of Isaak Walton followers to Iorthrn Utah and Idaho at 1020 oclock Saturday morning Another train on which the ezcursio ntickets will be honored wiH leave at 1145- oclock in the evening The excursion promises to be the largest that has yet left Salt Lake City in Quest of members of the flnny tribe The tickets are bait rates with- a time is from fifteen to1 thirty days No rules1 have been for the glen to follow although it is g a understood that aH flaIl that were not caught were left in dream were not measured Fur ther lisjud refreshments shall be ehayed by all Any one caught welching on the lunch proposition will be fined one drink No one shall use more than twenty six cissg words for inissiwg a ana then be should tnsat ft a ahad ludk Msjufly affair and keep Wet feet should be placed under the feats N person is allowed to get cold Lost files like kt Sib should never be talked of IOf Bioce than half a min pqm loon n m vmaoff- SaaIViro OOcials Are Jtxpected- Thlf Week General Manager R E Wells of the San Pedro Los Angeles Salt Lake road accompanied by General Auditor H I Bettis of Los Angeles Division Superintendent H W Henderson R K Brown and First Assistant Engineer H M Mc Cartney left for Moapa yesterday morning to meet the party of officials that left Los Angeles on a tour of in- spection several days ago The railroad official are expected to meet next Thursday The party from Los Angeles which is traveling by car- riage across the territory over which the tracks are to be built will arrive at Moapa some time visaing party are Chief Engineer Henry Hawgood pid several other rail- road officiate Vice President J Boas dark will be the party as expected He has been detained at I Angeles Amended Mil med to Stop Bicfari Trenton X 4 June Counsel for KawaidTr Hafrimah and S Fierce today Sled 4 the United States circuit court a second amended Kill In the suit brought by them to restrain the out of the proposed pro 1ata plan of distribution of the assets of the Northern Securities company The amendments are intended to meet the pouts raised at the recent argument of the case before Judge Bradford Counsel for the Northern Securities company at that time In- sisted that Harriman and Pierce J P V Co 14 arid their Northern Pacific stock and that they had no equitable right to have the stock returned to them GO- ON FISrl I DUE- t 0 fIB1rtJU D uu s1t eQerlor t fWlUa- j 1 l lit 00 to tIIink A lIt n t 1 I Jon limitthat J orally Ute t 1 Deer 1 i with If tI1ILL Wf loW I carrying J t t TR1N Wi- C laid down t I fe I I 1 I Rot R4IWL YIGrb- I 1 jbtionP1nq I 1 Mor n ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ SJEvnrtrK AODTT TTLJBS so A1 Order Aaaked to Malta fern them fSXKMXX- v Louisville Ky June 6 Revenue V Agent Augustus Bisot today renewed by fling another suit the proceedIngs inaugurated by WHUam Weller Jr during his term as revenue agent against the Southern Pacific railroad iompany for back taxes on property worth tMOOOMft The actual amount in litigation is 9I6eeees being taxes at an average rate of seventy cents on tbe a fMOMooo property for five years The aut instituted by Agent Weller resulted in a compromise the company agreeing to pay taxis to tin extent of J3I20W Weller prayed tile recovery of 3050000 This difference arises out of the difference of con jtlon of the de- fendants liability More Xioeasaotiv Ordered More locomotives have been ordered the use of the Harriman lines vcntyfive consolidation and five TJHIo type locomotives the latter Oregon Railroad Navigation corn jjny have been ordered of the Amen rn Locomotive company This is in addition to the ree nt order for locomotives of miscellaneous Classes Since January Harriman liiirs have ordered IM engines The ryfws were as follows Sixtyfive heavy coneoiifltttoa ntee Pacific six BOTH JAWS allOT AWAY Still a gqocsswful Bvaiaeaa JKa A man who bad both Jaws shot away had trouble eating ordinary food but found a fopddrink that supplies tbe nutriment He says i aa invalid since Mr fringe f Vtckeburg in IMS where was v ounded by a Minis ball pass- ing through tay head and causing the HUrt lose of my jaws I was a drum- mer and at the tone waa iefedinf a skii risk line tarrying a gun that iae I have been awarded tb- jyieda f honor from the congress of the t iited States gattajitry on the field Tl onar u of my wound were ysp in its most aggravated form land i finally proved ordinary coffee a fry hare on my stomach so I f l arot better Then I Vd omqioft ffe again a d ri did s several tints IUd finalv as Poet helped ry time- I continued t us it a iv ftett I tl iik that issu i inu better the Idler i vffee co go t had s in th uId have T toffee m and kPS SPit Up not coffee keep Postum does riot ffe is 100 inurh- rrlty tO by PW my Name Co Battle reek re- tIe PaT I hundred pon only 1 white Mr Bizot uQ for for for- t 1 1 the I c 01 4ed have t o j y I c nee d Ia lo Urn < fI i i r i POll U o i t hail Id > I dot ot e m n- J Pi akt i no tiiiulan t po L au of n j II i- tjJ i my eXpt I Itt WIt M Jl1 pa < 1120 fOI n f n I c c Ii seven- ty ilve esn I I foe i lostil id- th iuJ5 gt ttle k- t ¬ ¬ > > < < < teen Atlantic and fourteen switch en Railroad Note A- LI W assistant i afing director of thy Mexican railway has promoted to posi- tion of assistant to the general I i contract for building the JIM road from Basin to jClustoa- MTIT h i ifin snd work wffl eom at mice hraiuh i tu bo biliit up Jack irtirk to iap tlif Caaract op Her district The president of the rouJ is Jftmes of New York The Utah Construction company of Ogden has been awarded the c for building a branch of the San road Frisco to Newhoofce contract is for nine miiee of track end grading hot alrra5 hp n fomtneoced A sifcirtl trait to Oneida arid Yellow Stoj Park yesterday over the Ore gus Short Lino The tourists were from the CMS t mostly from Philadelphia traveling in a standard unman The nd Genera cersft will meet other Harriman iiaJa conference The Short Une train tearing alt for at in inorning changes time today and will hereafter leave at 7 oclock In the morning first through sleeper to 81 Louts over the Oregon Short Line Pa- cific and Wabash by way of Omaha will leave Salt Lake at t oclock this morning are that the train will be well loaded The train will ar- rive t twelve hours earthen then any other Salt Lake City this morning IRON DECISION MIXED PlteerLoie Claims A decision involving tttle to valuable boa properties tn the Iron B ringa district Iron county was down by Judge of Ute federal court yesterday The real liti- gant are Ae Walker brothers of afrit Lake City on one side and ft is unftifr stood the Colorado Fuel and contpany oa ibeother though Ufce dUe of the principals in the action appear as Ute Excelsior Iron and com- pany vs Cleveland O Moss et at- Jasnes M Wicks et al two suits and J Jones to quiet the plain- tiffs UUe to the Adams and Armstrong plaoer claims in the district named The Decision is mixed in its effect t- Tbe is a complicated one Some twentyfive years ago the piaeer claims mentioned were patented by the Walkersand several years later In order to protect certain lodes found the boundaries of the placer claim they atented the Adams and Armstrong lodes Still later the de- fendants made four lode locations IK the name district and covering much of the plaintiffs territory as covered by tile combination placer and lode lo- cations patents contending that plain- tiff had not complied with the laws governing tbe patenting of placer claims in that their application did not show that the vein afterwards pat- ented under the lode laws existed The Judges decision does not finally determine the matter as is shown in the closing paragraph of tbe handed down which reads as ft So far as the defendants local conflict yith the placers are v xeept as to the Vein included and not included in the plaintiffs lode claims and twentyfive feet on each sf3e of suck vein To that extent the defendants are entitled to dcucus quieting their title and tbe plaintiff is entitled to a decree as to all other of the conflict area evir deuce however does not enable ne to describe by ssetes and POrtfona oT fh TecVCfOns and iinkvs- tb parties can agree upon the pr- to tbe master with direction to take evidence on this point on notice to the respective parties and to report kin findings thereon to the court In other words the Walkers save the ledge within their tod locations ami everything within their placer outside of tile lode lines with tile es caption of such portions of lodes or veins as may be found and shown tg- b msid the ode line of defendants One of the plaintiffs experts says there is no reason to expect other than that Hal th matt been the e t 11 enC A Mc auGht Pedro The o T SCbumaeher traffic DNUI Short Line let TheN Malt Lake i Union LouIs lea lng 1 NiaishaH Controversy Marshall TIt I k In them pert tamnd8 t j rfptIon8 the be I I man- ager ElUsion left T- are M of- t tol tar he east Ju RedersDcre- ti e lnhi Iron 1 within tey cgae will reteited lines ¬ > ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < > ° ° shall will have to be taken as there can possibly be no agreement by the parties at interest without it CrgLPpErl TUffN OUTS TbMtMittU Spend Day With Parewts at S ltair Yesterday was gsa day for over yooogsterB and their parents and growjiup brothers Salt air It first excursion of the seasott and excepting for a heavy windstorm in the Ute day waD ideal one In the the lake was comfortably warm and tempt- ed many feathers Over 3060 tickets were Issued compli- mentary by the management of Salt schoel pupils at the mornIng serv- ice last Sunday The regular Monday afternoon matinee for children waa given In the evening between SOS and 06 young people went out and en- joyed dancing Glenn R Bothwell and wIt to Cbeeter A R LJndeberg lot fi t block U plat B flfWA Blanche B Reavia and husband to William Archibald lot 5 block M plat B TO Charles G Walker and wife to J 7 lot 15 block 1 5acre plat A John J Self to Smith lot 4 block 5acre A 9s Kate tQ J D Richardson sectieo m tewnship 2 raSh Janet Matthews to Albert O Mat tot block M plat C J William and wife to Janet Matthews lot block tt plat UHLOI Sarah Husbands to Amy C Me Keever part of 8 and 9- Mock S and Others Glendale ad dHfon IM- Charles W Olson aad wife to Carl A Lobman section M town ship 2 south range 1 west 4800U The Salt Lake Investment eon o Prancte Simpson et al k 4 block 4 plat C PAJPBB sTAmnMi STRIKE Appleton WIs June I Tile strike of the paper mill employee against longer hours wee begun today The strike af- fect lfM employee directly and three times as many t asked Mar a t theY morn parnes being to an uky mLT I 1M Jacob W t t I lots pan 4 was I 1 prsentod Sun- day T51AX51U4 2 er least thaws t t In- directly ¬ ¬ ¬ Washington June C H Plat a prominent gna manufaetitrer of Ctrl rube Germany who va in this rity- ae if hi in to he St Louis e j ffKioii jd sudlsiiv t iii i t- ata hotel u i EXTENDED TO PANAMA Washington Jui ti The domestic WILL ASC WD m Mojnra Paris June SantusDumont who will f nil for Not York on Saturday says ni ko Fits ascfni fit Farfu June Governor Odell of York vHl take the Kaiser WU part jlTj Iag ralt iJn Xilthd rhc f Pf iidr 11 1 c J 1 L t ILI t ODE oOanf HOE I 1 W hdrn dp r htbiirr pin j v 1 o m ilThSJILy e It anal IlO roi dt Vl Si i r wIflC > < = GRADUATION AT WESTMINSTER C9mmetmivt tt first Pras- bytariaa Chtfrch OGDEN BOY DIPLOMA ORATIONS AJtS GIVE TTTRTrF SOPHOMORES The annual commencement exercises of Westminster college were held last evening at the First Presbyterian church Tbe platform was decorated with flowers Dr R G McNiece dean of the faculty presided at the cises Rev Josiah McClain pronounced- the invocation which was followed with a piano overture by the Misses Margaret and Emma Heekner There were three sophomore orations The first by Albert C B4ohm of Port land was on America in the Twen- tieth Century It dealt with the greatness of the United States at the present time and bow it is considered the hope and glory of libertyloving people throughout the world The Worlds Foremost Diplomatist and Ills Victorious Work was the subject ot the oration delivered Neil son of Mt Pleasant Secretary John Hay was sjpbjcct of an apostrophe Theodore emIl Larson of discussed the question Is Russia to American Sympathy in tbe Present War He the negative side arguing that Japan was protect lug her rights from tile encroachments of an territorygrabbing autocratic and oppressive government Miss Edith Sutherland and Blohm then rendered a piano and vio- lin duet The graduating oration on Why We Should Wish for Japans Success by James Roderick Thompson of Ogden elicited considerable applause The speaker dwelt on progresBiveness of Japan as against the backwardness- and unctvilisJttg tendency of Russia The theme of the discourse was if Rus- sia should win it wojd mean a retro- gression in the worlds progress Mrs j R Andrews and Mrs R J Caskey sang a Rev John Edward Carver of Ogden delivered a talk oa The Importace of a College Education maintaining that men with college teaming stand a much better chance of success in the world than others less educated The graduate James B Thompson then received his diploma at the bands- of Dr McNiece Rev Car- ver pronounced the benediction M V I A WORK Various SpMkMC at Second Days Sfssion of Geaferonce Discuss Diffrwt Phases The second days session of conference of the Young Mens Mutual Improvement association yes- terday consisted of two meetings for officers at Barratt ball on the L D S U campus At the morning session Preston D Richards of Granite talked- on Five Essentials for a Successful Superintendent ad Oliver Christian son of Juab lectured on five Essen- tials tor a Successful President In the afternoon paper on How J Interest NonMembers of the tn M I A Work read Holton of Box Elder George A Smith of Salt ake dU asaed Jlpw to Secure Prompt and Regular Attend- ance The discussions were all technical relating to the inner workings of the improvement associa- tions Last evening the primary department delegates enjoyeR a social session in the Twentieth Ward Amusement hall Today papers will be reid by J W Muaser of Wasatch E Morris of St George G Q Morris of Salt Lake and J A of Cache The meetings are to be held at It oclock in the morning and oclock in the afternoon Tornra wopoornr taawioir Improvement Work The Fourteenth hall was crowded to the doors yesterday morning at the session of the annual conference of tbe Yoong Ladies Mu tual Improvement associations The opening exercises consisted of the singing of a hymn and a prayer by Miss Alice K Smith The presiding officer Mrs Mottle H Tingey that IBmina S Taylor the general president was present and would address the meeting which she didA question beg was then conducted by Mrs Knight of the Taylor stake The questions had previously been sent sit by the beard to the different i members They consisted of Inquiries aa to wrhat each iadtvMeal society had i fuun the bet method of the doctrinal and literary lessons what had brought about the greatest sue I cess m the assocIaUoa how the Best nMTHI obtained in oflcera I and testiotiipr meetings as to wbtlhei or not the stake possessed a UttrtUng library arid if suggestions as to observing parliamentary law have been carried out Mrs M M ali of San Juan who has just visited 11 the stakes said that as many of bw were so far apart fn improvement work were difficult to dojM f the AvinK each a of the work a ci mpii bed Mrs Laora Burdette fajked ye tesUmopy- meettegs and on faith healing in tim iliea as tbe daughters testified in re gan to it solo wsjs Tendered by Mrs Lea Owen ftefrvmHch Miss Emma outlined the work of the mu tual improvement associations for the season The afternoon session of the confer eaea was devoted to technical work It iepnsisted of papers and addresses bjr a9soriation cfti er nd stake rep reseataiives t I I GIVEN f i St t r I exer- t En- titled uBeru the I pl I I I TALKY the gen oral church D t ot on War 4eJDbly an- nounced i j t nd I uHl will visit coo feJe 1 j A vocal j a Jl I I I the ook es LIseu lont Ways Cerrying Mrs en goo sI3betakes atfhe coining 4 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ + < ° COLOtAUO DEMOCRATS State Convention Will Be Held in Pueblo Today Puihln aia June Nearly all Uiugates to tile Democratic con- vention to be held tomorrow reached the city tonight attd caucue s were held at the hotels and clubs Accord- ing to thp forecast as outlined by the leaders Mayor R W Speer of Denver i adinp ih delegation fota that city be hair lima of the convention Tirre appears to be but little doubt i that a will be made by the Hearst followers for an instructed delegation- and claims are math by the Hart that thfy win win Othr party Ifad rs txpress uual iice that HI iiiiistnit 1 iViaujii will be sent iiiiiiiat riiti convention from Colo- rado It Is thought the action of the su- preme court today in sustaining Gov- ernor Peabony in the Mowv raso WAIL hav soni f ffoii MI Tii r tlu i us that will be adopted ill I ifll1 w I c tC ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > SEEK TO STOP IMPROVEMEN- TSeveral Fight BH Him Sire Be irtrt PROGRESS m YET WPT- MCT K REQUESTED A pretest representing 548208 front feet out of feetvw c last even- ing flied with the city council against the Improvement of Brigham street It requires of the frontage to prevent the paving To kill the pro posed improvement property owners IMi fet must protest State Engineer A P Doremus twentyfive other persons have asked the council to include property in tbe district wherein bicyclists are prohibited from riding on the side walks They ask that Second West street between South Temple and See end North streets be included Mr i oremus says that the riders on that street have become so arrogant that j they will not turn out for the average pedestrian Superintendent of Waterworks Frank L Hines was appropriated 1150 to at- tend tbe annual meeting of the Amer- ican Waterworks association which meets in St Louis Mo June 8 For the time being at least the Salt Palace management will not be per- mitted to sell liquor to women on the grounds after 7 oclock in the evening Mayor Morris vetoed an ordinance giv- ing Use management that right and his action was sustained Councilman Fernstroro gave notice of his intention to introduce an ordinance Monday night granting the privilege to the Salt Palace The city recorder reported that dur- ing May its cases were tried in the criminal division of the city court vet- ting the city In fines and forfeitures 244856 The Utah Independent Telephone company made an to k to the police patrol system wit electric wires and add other lnnoa tione to the help and fire calls J N Sharp Jr former member Of the council presented petition rep- resenting 9280 feet on Brigoam street asking that the thoroughfare b paved with asphalt and pot the former being the cheaper Music and Drama The weakness of a womans vanity of power the tragedy of a par low thwarted and turned to bitterness ter chance the mockery of the midst of regal luxury the curtain rung dowa on the terror a tee fearing death That and the beautiful devotion of two men a servant a girlhoods tore and have Du Barry Picture a face lighted with eyes of flaming in passion or melting in tenderness a face from storm to sunshine in an instant crown the face a fine brow and glorious Titian hair Add a figure of luring curves and inviting grace full of the Joy of living and swaying those about her That is Pu Barry- of Mrs Leslie Carter as waa seen at the Grand The character Belasco has moulded it and as SIrs Carter portrays it isa wide from the histori- cal ceuct But inthe plaY as in the life she was cr of clrcum stances a aafe of in first appearlHg af the oMolner then the favorite of Jean t u Berry I then tb kings mistress the t Hr and maker of policies for all Franee more courted more cud at last more hated than any subject of the ear It is a sombre picture of a sot did time but the black background is relieved idealised by the love ettOu for an officer of the guard whose fate is inter- woven with her own whose life she saves at the cost of her own from power Whether as the capricious ghn whose vanity proves her ruin of mistress of a king whose caresses sbe despises there is no question c to Mr Carter art In the scene where her lover eotera her room as a wounded a hunted fugitive arid sh shields kiln from discovery portrayal of agonized love of abject terror P greatness In the garden seems where Is cast off by the tragedy against a background of mirth is magnificently In no single scene is the character lovable and yet one pities the cruelty f rte like hen and the of the in- evitable doom that awaits her When she Is finally throws in prUoa when the death sentence comes to her when she in drawn through the jeered at and hissed by the mob when the last score of fate is still remem- bers the ir1 Who really to love and be loved hi purity and forgets that she is a creature the imagination staged for the diversion of crowd such geauiovness eino tton can come only from great acting and Mrs achieved it The aupportlag company was capable through not The stage settings were unusually tine and the A large audience witnessed the play and Among occupants of boxes were ator Kearns Mr and Mrs Per- ry 8 Heath and Miss Vson Governor and Mrs Wells Mr Mra B Ferry and Mrs Prank W Jennings Mrs David Keith and party Mr Mrs Lehman Joseph Mr and Mrs William OBrfcn The au- dience included practically all the first night society contingent Du Barry will run until Wednesday night a matinee on tnat afternodn Kansas City Mo Tbe Brotherhood of Boilermakers and Ship builders of America have reelected by a referendum vote Grand President John and Grand Treasurer J Gilthorpe both of Kansas City Kan The brotherhood has 4M unions with 42000 members Birmingham Ala June i R V John G Murray rector of gf Mlchteff and All Angels Episcopal chur l of Baltimore hat declined the btshoprie of Kentucky being convinced that his present paramount duty is in Balti- more 3froT ThONG ENOUGH Annapolis Md June 8H W has pc rd the ex- amination for admission to the naval aca4 say W J o of of the fourth was found physically inca- pacitated and has ti- t t RICTCL IXt re 751 hnit i rOe and i I I i love u ncl u a he j fJ depart th I mud I a ven II one anted music less than m re a number of box parties a nd 8 nd ohIa t DECL F physical Oregon c rt IIig wtA1tw1rvJV e med 1 ria4n the humble ginI pine pron bern streets given EONOZS ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < < < ¬ > < < LEAVES rOB CHICAGO Washington June 6 Postmaster Oo ral wilt leave here n xt Sunday where he will after the Republican national convention 07 PABJESI1 Worcester Mass Juno 6 Jamas E McGarr formerly a wpll known ball- player of the National League died In the Worcester Insane asylum today of part i a ed 41 years WHOLESALE DRlJGGiSTS CIGARS A SPECIALTY O Sox S70PSait Lake City Edw C President John P Cobb UiccPrec- Jn Hudson Treaa FU PfaH Secretary Mrgr for n Dim I BrIt Co p and ri t NfduJud Smith MONTANA GIRLS COMING Papal Young WBJSJSJI om Way to Montana girls who have been voted the most popular in their various coun fries wffl arrive in Salt Lake City Fri i day on a special car over the Oregon Short Line The young wonien are on i way to the Worlds fair The excursion is sent by the Butte i Intermountairi and is the result of a voting contest that was held in Mon i lana October 19 to a few days ago The party consists of thirtyone young women with Mrs J M White Of Butte Mont as chaperon The enly other members of the party are Mr and Mrs T E Butler J M White an G W FitsgcraJd j Prom the Short Line tie party will be taken by a special car over the j Denver Rio Grande road KKBSIEDEBlftJT ACCBPT2SD- Viqcennea Ind June Dr Horace Ellis president of the Idaho state nor- mal school has accepted the offer of the presidency of Vincennes univer- sity xzire AT A SAUL Lisbon June C The king and queen were present tonight at the ball given by Minister Bryan in honor of the off- icers of the American squadron Hair FallingD- ont tell your friends of it They would think it so strange You see they know Ayers Hair Vigor ckecks falling of the hair restores color to gray hair and makes the grow IF UVKM r I I j i from I II a I t Pfr 1i on n I ¬ ¬ ¬ < ONE PRICE T0 ALL NEVER f yon want to know whats goiw ot ii m Just cast your eye over this list ef facts and figures We quote a it fill of specials from hundreds emir as good A linen finished White We ter Lk 8Urta rvJtae tte The Me quality White qe ipnHl UU w el- T Black Lace striped and dotted SwlHses yams 4tc Special this week a yard f A Hisjy Mercerized Black Sattoe double widtl value We This week Special for this week a yard Cream White Linen Crash for skirt Waist Suit scarce at He Yard wide Butchers Linen ia the meet popular Blue and reen value itc Special far title week a yard Otto t t I ttt t 1 t f u t if o 0 00 0 t to 0 1 f5T Ui4 f Wash Ooods Department 110 Special toe r i f H t- a u JSI 1Ie JOe 0- 1H tooIt i t tt 1 up5 UNDRIU1Zb this week yfiId4 for 4 at far 4 sot < < + I r- An Biggest lob r Seller in 10 for the World fOe CiGARETTES A41 I FR 2Sdaiaty maids ofas naey nations each bolduif her NEW PICTURES set of pictures we have ever issuedyou know what that measi Full set free for 60 Turkiek fjy York Trophies coupons MEN ILL CURE i Let any man who is weak broken down old and d crepit in phnteal weakness fuR of pains and aches gloomy despondent and man who wants t to be stronger and younger than fee fel l t him come 4 him I will forfeit fLQW If I tea I dont want money tt thai I dont earn I dont it and am not after it But I am after th- ing wronr in the of T peer wrecks of humanity that spending ai they earn on tilat is paralyzing their spent all they have ned for years without lag a strength for hundreds of dollars wasted Jtt is the money that I am after because for every dollar I I can thousand per It at an until I have cured you cured so many eas here that I can prove my claims to you1 but If that proof is not r IT give you the names of SB right near you are la that fair Most of bolts that I mm setting now are to men who have been sent here by their friends whom I have eared I thine that is best evidence that busi- ness Is a standpoint of cures as as oa the side Just lately I have received letters of praise from this men Fred Sanders Canyon Jerry Mont cured of rheumatism A P Lavender Rochester Mont cured of vital week Wherever you are I you name it man your town that 1 have cured Just send me your address and let we try This is my twentyfourth year In the business pumping new vim late worn out humanity and Ive got cures In nearly every town on tb nap Ive got a nice book on men tAct Ill send sealed free If you enclmrc this ad Dr M B McLattgiriiii 931 16th Street I Denver Colo t uu I 1 ftl 1 If If It 14 f t YOU I I ebl any and tell me how he tee If I that I can cure i t r that now go i quest ok at these I have to t I I I taM a cad I dont want If will mt I I h youwhere the i the w I i I can the of in t ang say 4 1 I I delicts ar are t vital 4 Fe I f 1 1 f 5 1 1 T give I cent t 1 yojs secure have 1 1 S 1 I i I 1 I I success 4 4 1 1 1 I I time think give ¬ + + + + + + + + + + + + Capital 900000 WALKER BROTHERS BANKERS SALT T3TCAX- llsbed UP incorporate JM- tCRS AND DIRJBCTO H WALKER PreHdeat BOX Vice PraetdeaL- K FARNSWORTH Cashier O HOWARD Assietant H WALKER Asst Cashier O MONTAQUK FERRY Tract a iMort Itkaig ftwissEa- taMisae4 1752 Brandretf Pills IHIIIKIYVKaKTASUC Cure Constipation Ai M ic medi i tb t purifies and for LAX CITY C ALWAYS appcmv m J- c J I o fIIc c lit Ii buN ii w shies < YOUR CASTOFF CLOTHING ETC TO THIS SALVATION ARMY Social Re- lief Dept for use In its room Call pnone 1XSXX or send Staff Captain Miller whose sigBAtur will be ea card carried by our collector It Is Up to Doctor A lady wrote us from Winchester Va that she had been under a doctors care for four years for dyspepsia The pain appeared to center tne left shoulder Made was so severe at tones that she could neither eat nor sleep had lost faith in her home doctor and asked us to send her aaaapie of Dr Qunna Im- proved Liver PUll which had been mom mf rded to her We sent her two In a few days she sent for a hex Now she writes that the pain under her shoulder has left her etirely She enjoys her meats and mver sleeps less hours ry night and this all come about w ks rii cost her 60 cents for two pils Says the doctor charged her IM that she told him as- liart better take the 56 and invest it all ir Dr Gunns Improved Liver Pills and iiuilri ip his practice by druggists lor 25 cents per box Anyone having P psia bitlous or can r r a pH dy j UP of these IF Co distrlbu eWE Iv postal to Ave tilt und I t hat W ann dy the IdfI DIng a She tat curb i ira ¬ JW TO PUT PRESCRIPTION With skill and care that is eees if we havent your trade we should have a part Welcome Step in All Osjrs Start Irosa- GODBEPIHS MOO ST0iCt- rsnefonn weak nerr- cms wrecks into magnificent types of physical perfecfton Thy vestore the nerves and kiemer to their normal conditions and nsab e look and feel years Guaranteed M cent Free The Pell Co Cleveland O For sale by FJ Hill Drug Smoke Dp Yale Mixture Tobacco in beau tiful pnnsid An especially attretiv offer for a of good tobac oo Our new shipment of fan in no end of comment smokes who ipytuul ate tOe splendid 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a becoming anxiousie season vii topen none too won
for them to r in their seventhheaven fmllh the freckled wrigglersiron i the mountain streams
Although the season des not openuntil Wedneeday June 15 the first fishtrain to leave Salt Lake will start Sat-urday morning The Oregon Short Unehas Arranged to send the first coasigjn-ment of Isaak Walton followers toIorthrn Utah and Idaho at 1020oclock Saturday morning Anothertrain on which the ezcursio nticketswill be honored wiH leave at 1145-oclock in the evening
The excursion promises to be thelargest that has yet left Salt Lake Cityin Quest of members of the flnnytribe The tickets are bait rates with-a time is from fifteento1 thirty days
No rules1 have been for theglen to follow although it is g aunderstood that aH flaIl thatwere not caught were left in
dream were not measured Further lisjud refreshments shall beehayed by all
Any one caught welching on thelunch proposition will be fined onedrink
No one shall use more than twentysix cissg words for inissiwg aana then be should tnsat ft a ahadludk Msjufly affair and keep
Wet feet should be placed under thefeats N person is allowed to get cold
Lost files like kt Sib should neverbe talked of IOf Bioce than half a min
pqm loon n m vmaoff-SaaIViro OOcials Are Jtxpected-
Thlf WeekGeneral Manager R E Wells of the
San Pedro Los Angeles Salt Lakeroad accompanied by General AuditorH I Bettis of Los Angeles DivisionSuperintendent H W Henderson
R K Brown andFirst Assistant Engineer H M McCartney left for Moapa yesterdaymorning to meet the party of officialsthat left Los Angeles on a tour of in-spection several days ago
The railroad official are expected tomeet next Thursday The party fromLos Angeles which is traveling by car-riage across the territory over whichthe tracks are to be built will arriveat Moapa some timevisaing party are Chief EngineerHenry Hawgood pid several other rail-road officiate
Vice President J Boas dark willbe the party as expected He hasbeen detained at I Angeles
Amended Mil med to Stop Bicfari
Trenton X 4 June Counsel forKawaidTr Hafrimah and SFierce today Sled 4 the United Statescircuit court a second amended Kill Inthe suit brought by them to restrainthe out of the proposed pro1ata plan of distribution of the assetsof the Northern Securities company
The amendments are intended tomeet the pouts raised at the recentargument of the case before JudgeBradford Counsel for the NorthernSecurities company at that time In-
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their Northern Pacific stockand that they had no equitable rightto have the stock returned to them
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by fling another suit the proceedIngsinaugurated by WHUam Weller Jrduring his term as revenue agentagainst the Southern Pacific railroadiompany for back taxes on propertyworth tMOOOMft The actual amountin litigation is 9I6eeees being taxes atan average rate of seventy cents ontbe a fMOMooo propertyfor five years
The aut instituted by Agent Wellerresulted in a compromise the companyagreeing to pay taxis to tin extent ofJ3I20W Weller prayed tile recovery of3050000 This difference arises out of
the difference of con jtlon of the de-fendants liability
More Xioeasaotiv OrderedMore locomotives have been ordered
the use of the Harriman linesvcntyfive consolidation and five
TJHIo type locomotives the latterOregon Railroad Navigation corn
jjny have been ordered of the Amenrn Locomotive company This is inaddition to the ree nt order for
locomotives of miscellaneousClasses Since January Harrimanliiirs have ordered IM engines Theryfws were as follows Sixtyfiveheavy coneoiifltttoa ntee Pacific six
BOTH JAWS allOT AWAY
Still a gqocsswful Bvaiaeaa JKaA man who bad both Jaws shot away
had trouble eating ordinary food butfound a fopddrink that supplies tbenutriment He says
i aa invalid since Mrfringe f Vtckeburg in IMS wherewas v ounded by a Minis ball pass-ing through tay head and causing theHUrt lose of my jaws I was a drum-mer and at the tone waa iefedinfa skii risk line tarrying a gunthat iae I have been awarded tb-jyieda f honor from the congress ofthe t iited States gattajitry on thefield
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land i finally proved ordinary coffeea fry hare on my stomach so If l arot better Then I
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LI W assistant iafing director of thy Mexicanrailway has promoted to posi-tion of assistant to the general
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at mice hraiuh i tu bo biliitup Jack irtirk to iap tlif Caaract opHer district The president of the rouJis Jftmes of New York
The Utah Construction company ofOgden has been awarded the cfor building a branch of the Sanroad Frisco to Newhoofcecontract is for nine miiee of track endgrading hot alrra5 hp n fomtneoced
A sifcirtl trait to Oneida arid YellowStoj Park yesterday over the Oregus Short Lino The tourists were fromthe CMS t mostly from Philadelphia
traveling in a standard unman The
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iiaJa conferenceThe Short Une train tearing altfor at in inorning
changes time today and will hereafterleave at 7 oclock In the morning
first through sleeper to 81 Loutsover the Oregon Short Line Pa-cific and Wabash by way of Omahawill leave Salt Lake at t oclock thismorning are that the trainwill be well loaded The train will ar-rive t twelve hours earthenthen any other Salt LakeCity this morning
IRON DECISION MIXED
PlteerLoie Claims
A decision involving tttle to valuableboa properties tn the Iron B ringa
district Iron county wasdown by Judge of Ute
federal court yesterday The real liti-gant are Ae Walker brothers of afritLake City on one side and ft is unftifrstood the Colorado Fuel andcontpany oa ibeother though Ufce dUeof the principals in the action appearas Ute Excelsior Iron and com-pany vs Cleveland O Moss et at-Jasnes M Wicks et al two suits and
J Jones to quiet the plain-tiffs UUe to the Adams and Armstrongplaoer claims in the district namedThe Decision is mixed in its effect t-
Tbe is a complicated oneSome twentyfive years ago the piaeerclaims mentioned were patented by theWalkersand several years later Inorder to protect certain lodes found
the boundaries of the placerclaim they atented the Adams andArmstrong lodes Still later the de-fendants made four lode locations IKthe name district and covering muchof the plaintiffs territory as coveredby tile combination placer and lode lo-
cations patents contending that plain-tiff had not complied with the lawsgoverning tbe patenting of placerclaims in that their application didnot show that the vein afterwards pat-ented under the lode laws existed
The Judges decision does not finallydetermine the matter as is shown inthe closing paragraph of tbehanded down which reads as ft
So far as the defendants localconflict yith the placers are vxeept as to the Vein includedand not included in the plaintiffs lodeclaims and twentyfive feet on eachsf3e of suck vein To that extent thedefendants are entitled to dcucusquieting their title and tbe plaintiff isentitled to a decree as to all other
of the conflict area evirdeuce however does not enable neto describe by ssetes andPOrtfona oT fh TecVCfOns and iinkvs-tb parties can agree upon the pr-
to tbe master with direction to takeevidence on this point on notice to therespective parties and to report kinfindings thereon to the court
In other words the Walkers save theledge within their tod locations amieverything within their placeroutside of tile lode lines with tile escaption of such portions of lodes orveins as may be found and shown tg-
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TbMtMittU Spend Day With Parewtsat S ltair
Yesterday was gsa day for overyooogsterB and their parents and
growjiup brothers Saltair It first excursion of theseasott and excepting for a heavywindstorm in the Ute daywaD ideal one In the thelake was comfortably warm and tempt-ed many feathers
Over 3060 tickets were Issued compli-mentary by the management of Salt
schoel pupils at the mornIng serv-ice last Sunday The regular Mondayafternoon matinee for children waagiven In the evening between SOS and
06 young people went out and en-joyed dancing
Glenn R Bothwell and wIt toCbeeter A R LJndeberg lot fi tblock U plat B flfWA
Blanche B Reavia and husband toWilliam Archibald lot 5 blockM plat B TO
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John J Self to Smithlot 4 block 5acre A 9s
Kate tQ J D Richardsonsectieo m tewnship 2 raSh
Janet Matthews to Albert O Mattot block M plat C J
William and wife to JanetMatthews lot block tt plat UHLOI
Sarah Husbands to Amy C MeKeever part of 8 and 9-
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Charles W Olson aad wife toCarl A Lobman section M township 2 south range 1 west 4800U
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The annual commencement exercisesof Westminster college were held lastevening at the First Presbyterianchurch Tbe platform was decoratedwith flowers Dr R G McNiece deanof the faculty presided at thecises Rev Josiah McClain pronounced-the invocation which was followedwith a piano overture by the MissesMargaret and Emma Heekner
There were three sophomore orationsThe first by Albert C B4ohm of Portland was on America in the Twen-tieth Century It dealt with thegreatness of the United States at thepresent time and bow it is consideredthe hope and glory of libertylovingpeople throughout the world TheWorlds Foremost Diplomatist and IllsVictorious Work was the subject otthe oration delivered Neilson of Mt Pleasant Secretary JohnHay was sjpbjcct of an apostropheTheodore emIl Larson ofdiscussed the question Is Russia
to American Sympathy in tbePresent War He the negativeside arguing that Japan was protectlug her rights from tile encroachmentsof an territorygrabbingautocratic and oppressive governmentMiss Edith Sutherland andBlohm then rendered a piano and vio-lin duet
The graduating oration on Why WeShould Wish for Japans Success byJames Roderick Thompson of Ogdenelicited considerable applause Thespeaker dwelt on progresBivenessof Japan as against the backwardness-and unctvilisJttg tendency of RussiaThe theme of the discourse was if Rus-sia should win it wojd mean a retro-gression in the worlds progress Mrs
j R Andrews and Mrs R J Caskeysang a
Rev John Edward Carver of Ogdendelivered a talk oa The Importace ofa College Education maintaining thatmen with college teaming stand amuch better chance of success in theworld than others less educated
The graduate James B Thompsonthen received his diploma at the bands-of Dr McNiece Rev Car-ver pronounced the benediction
M V I A WORK
Various SpMkMC at SecondDays Sfssion of Geaferonce
Discuss Diffrwt Phases
The second days session ofconference of the Young Mens
Mutual Improvement association yes-terday consisted of two meetings forofficers at Barratt ball on the L D SU campus At the morning sessionPreston D Richards of Granite talked-on Five Essentials for a SuccessfulSuperintendent ad Oliver Christianson of Juab lectured on five Essen-tials tor a Successful President
In the afternoon paper on How JInterest NonMembers of thetn M I A Work readHolton of Box Elder George ASmith of Salt ake dU asaed Jlpw toSecure Prompt and Regular Attend-ance The discussionswere all technical relating to the innerworkings of the improvement associa-tions
Last evening the primary departmentdelegates enjoyeR a social session inthe Twentieth Ward Amusement hall
Today papers will be reid by J WMuaser of Wasatch E Morris ofSt George G Q Morris of Salt Lakeand J A of Cache Themeetings are to be held at It oclockin the morning and oclock in theafternoon
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Improvement WorkThe Fourteenth hall
was crowded to the doors yesterdaymorning at the session of the annualconference of tbe Yoong Ladies Mutual Improvement associations Theopening exercises consisted of thesinging of a hymn and a prayer byMiss Alice K Smith The presidingofficer Mrs Mottle H Tingey
that IBmina S Taylorthe general president was present andwould address the meeting which shedidA question beg was then conductedby Mrs Knight of the Taylor stakeThe questions had previously beensent sit by the beard to the different i
members They consisted of Inquiriesaa to wrhat each iadtvMeal society had i
fuun the bet method ofthe doctrinal and literary lessons whathad brought about the greatest sue I
cess m the assocIaUoa how the BestnMTHI obtained in oflcera I
and testiotiipr meetings as towbtlhei or not the stake possessed aUttrtUng library arid if suggestions asto observing parliamentary law havebeen carried out
Mrs M M ali of San Juan whohas just visited 11 the stakes saidthat as many of b w were so farapart fn improvementwork were difficult to
dojM f the AvinK each aof the work a ci mpii bed Mrs
Laora Burdette fajked ye tesUmopy-meettegs and on faith healing in timiliea as tbe daughters testified in regan to it
solo wsjs Tendered by MrsLea Owen ftefrvmHch Miss Emma
outlined the work of the mutual improvement associations for the
seasonThe afternoon session of the confer
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State Convention Will Be Held inPueblo Today
Puihln aia June Nearly allUiugates to tile Democratic con-vention to be held tomorrow reachedthe city tonight attd caucue s wereheld at the hotels and clubs Accord-ing to thp forecast as outlined by theleaders Mayor R W Speer of Denver
i adinp ih delegation fota that citybe hair lima of the convention
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that a will be made by the Hearstfollowers for an instructed delegation-and claims are math by the Hartthat thfy win win Othr partyIfad rs txpress uual iice thatHI iiiiistnit 1 iViaujii will be sent
iiiiiiiat riiti convention from Colo-rado
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A pretest representing 548208 frontfeet out of feetvw c last even-ing flied with the city council againstthe Improvement of Brigham streetIt requires of the frontageto prevent the paving To kill the proposed improvement property owners
IMi fet must protestState Engineer A P Doremus
twentyfive other persons have askedthe council to include propertyin tbe district wherein bicyclists areprohibited from riding on the sidewalks They ask that Second Weststreet between South Temple and See
end North streets be included Mri oremus says that the riders on thatstreet have become so arrogant that
j they will not turn out for the averagepedestrian
Superintendent of Waterworks FrankL Hines was appropriated 1150 to at-tend tbe annual meeting of the Amer-ican Waterworks association whichmeets in St Louis Mo June 8
For the time being at least the SaltPalace management will not be per-mitted to sell liquor to women on thegrounds after 7 oclock in the eveningMayor Morris vetoed an ordinance giv-ing Use management that right andhis action was sustained CouncilmanFernstroro gave notice of his intentionto introduce an ordinance Mondaynight granting the privilege to theSalt Palace
The city recorder reported that dur-ing May its cases were tried in thecriminal division of the city court vet-ting the city In fines and forfeitures244856
The Utah Independent Telephonecompany made an to kto the police patrol system witelectric wires and add other lnnoatione to the help and fire calls
J N Sharp Jr former member Ofthe council presented petition rep-resenting 9280 feet on Brigoam streetasking that the thoroughfare bpaved with asphalt and potthe former being the cheaper
Music and Drama
The weakness of a womans vanityof power the tragedy of a par low
thwarted and turned to bitterness terchance the mockery ofthe midst of regal luxury the curtainrung dowa on the terror a tee
fearing death That and thebeautiful devotion of two men a servant
a girlhoods tore and have DuBarry Picture a face lighted witheyes of flaming in passion ormelting in tenderness a facefrom storm to sunshine in an instantcrown the face a fine brow andglorious Titian hair Add a figure ofluring curves and inviting grace full ofthe Joy of living and swayingthose about her That is Pu Barry-of Mrs Leslie Carter as waa seenat the Grand
The character Belasco hasmoulded it and as SIrs Carter portraysit isa wide from the histori-cal ceuct But inthe plaY as in thelife she was cr of clrcumstances a aafe of
in first appearlHg af the oMolnerthen the favorite of Jean t u Berry
I then tb kings mistress the t Hrand maker of policies for all Franeemore courted more cud at lastmore hated than any subject of the ear
It is a sombre picture of a sot did timebut the black background is relievedidealised by the love ettOu for anofficer of the guard whose fate is inter-woven with her own whose life shesaves at the cost of her ownfrom power Whether as the capriciousghn whose vanity proves her ruin ofmistress of a king whose caresses sbedespises there is no question c to MrCarter art In the scene where herlover eotera her room as awounded a hunted fugitive arid shshields kiln from discovery portrayalof agonized love of abject terror P
greatness In the garden seemswhere Is cast off by thetragedy against a background of mirth
is magnificently In nosingle scene is the character lovable andyet one pities the cruelty f rte likehen and the of the in-
evitable doom that awaits her Whenshe Is finally throws in prUoa when thedeath sentence comes to her when shein drawn through the jeered atand hissed by the mob when the lastscore of fate is still remem-bers the ir1 Who really to loveand be loved hi purity and forgets thatshe is a creature the imaginationstaged for the diversion of crowd
such geauiovness einotton can come only from great actingand Mrs achieved it
The aupportlag company was capablethrough not The stagesettings were unusually tine and the
A large audience witnessed the play and
Among occupants of boxes wereator Kearns Mr and Mrs Per-ry 8 Heath and Miss Vson Governorand Mrs Wells Mr Mra B Ferryand Mrs Prank W Jennings Mrs DavidKeith and party MrMrs Lehman JosephMr and Mrs William OBrfcn The au-dience included practically all the firstnight society contingent
Du Barry will run until Wednesdaynight a matinee on tnat afternodn
Kansas City Mo TbeBrotherhood of Boilermakers and Shipbuilders of America have reelected bya referendum vote Grand PresidentJohn and GrandTreasurer J Gilthorpe both of KansasCity Kan The brotherhood has 4Munions with 42000 members
Birmingham Ala June i R VJohn G Murray rector of gf Mlchteffand All Angels Episcopal chur l ofBaltimore hat declined the btshoprieof Kentucky being convinced that hispresent paramount duty is in Balti-more
3froT ThONG ENOUGHAnnapolis Md June 8H W
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where he willafter the Republican national convention
07 PABJESI1Worcester Mass Juno 6 Jamas E
McGarr formerly a wpll known ball-player of the National League died Inthe Worcester Insane asylum today ofpart i a ed 41 years
WHOLESALE DRlJGGiSTS
CIGARS A SPECIALTYO Sox S70PSait Lake City
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Montana girls who have been votedthe most popular in their various counfries wffl arrive in Salt Lake City Fri i
day on a special car over the OregonShort Line The young wonien are on i
way to the Worlds fairThe excursion is sent by the Butte i
Intermountairi and is the result of avoting contest that was held in Mon i
lana October 19 to a few daysago The party consists of thirtyoneyoung women with Mrs J M WhiteOf Butte Mont as chaperon Theenly other members of the party areMr and Mrs T E Butler J M Whitean G W FitsgcraJd j
Prom the Short Line tie party willbe taken by a special car over the j
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KKBSIEDEBlftJT ACCBPT2SD-Viqcennea Ind June Dr Horace
Ellis president of the Idaho state nor-mal school has accepted the offer ofthe presidency of Vincennes univer-sity
xzire AT A SAULLisbon June C The king and queen
were present tonight at the ball givenby Minister Bryan in honor of the off-icers of the American squadron
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MEN ILL CUREiLet any man who is weak broken down old and d
crepit in phnteal weakness fuR of pains and achesgloomy despondent and man who wants tto be stronger and younger than fee fel l t him come 4him I will forfeit fLQW If I tea
I dont want moneytt thai I dont earn I dontit and am not afterit But I am after th-
ing wronr in the of Tpeer wrecks of humanitythat spending aithey earn ontilat is paralyzing theirspent all they havened for years withoutlag a strength for
hundreds of dollars wastedJtt is the money that I am
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cured so many eas herethat I can prove my claims toyou1 but If that proof is notr IT give you the namesof SB right nearyou are la that fair
Most of bolts that I mm setting noware to men who have been sent here bytheir friends whom I have eared I thinethat is best evidence that busi-ness Is a standpoint ofcures as as oa the side
Just lately I have received letters ofpraise from this men
Fred Sanders Canyon Jerry Montcured of rheumatism A P LavenderRochester Mont cured of vital week
Wherever you are I you name it man yourtown that 1 have cured Just send me your address and let we try Thisis my twentyfourth year In the business pumping new vim late wornout humanity and Ive got cures In nearly every town on tb nap
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It Is Up to DoctorA lady wrote us from Winchester Va
that she had been under a doctors carefor four years for dyspepsia The painappeared to center tne left shoulderMade was so severe at tones that shecould neither eat nor sleep had lostfaith in her home doctor and asked usto send her aaaapie of Dr Qunna Im-proved Liver PUll which had been mommf rded to her We sent her two Ina few days she sent for a hex Now shewrites that the pain under her shoulderhas left her etirely She enjoys her meatsand mver sleeps less hours
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