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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-06

Robertson offered resolution In
HtruCtinH the supervisor Of streets and
Irrigation 60 order the parley'a canyon
guard 10 zee that the Hardy property
u not used Tor pasture. Adopted
Action on the ordinance placing the
office Of dog tax collector ON "a salary
basis, which was special order Tor the
evening was postponed Tor one week.
The board Of public works estimated
that O. new pavement IN front of the
nre and police stations would cost $3.50.
and "a stone curb SIS. The sums were
appropriated and the board was In
Etructcd 10 advertise Tor bids for tho
work.
The committee ON public grounds re-
ported unfnVoruhly on the Offcr ~ II, n.
bnskn 90 soil land Ia city creek can
yuu 10 the city The tract has no water
ON a. ana lies at o. great distance from
the creek Tho report was adopted.
The report OF the public grounds
committee. recommending the Offering
Of 81 go FOR the l.. Decker property and
water rights In Parlcy's canyon, was
adopted unanimously.
Joseph Pitt offered TO sell 10 the city
forty acres of land In parlcy's canyon
for $500. Referred to committee on
public grounds,
s. s. Howard offered TO sell to the
city 800 acres near the sewage farm.
lie ala not name u price. Referred to
iNNNlllAAANN NlA NNMNNNH
The board OF public works was nu-
thotizod 20 repair defective cement and
asphalt pnycments, and $500 was appro-
printcd for the purpose.
The ordinance providing a penalty for
befuullng the sources Of the City's water
supply was passed unanimously.
The petition Of the Western Loan and
Trust company fur the city to accept
the dedication Of a tlfty-f0ot street half
way through the block between Flfth
and Sixth West and North Temple ana
First North streets, was denied.
AFTER STREET RAILROAD.
]. J, Corum and nifty other residents
OF Lake Breeze petitionCd the Council
for relief from the Inconvenience re-
Fultlng from the Salt Lake city Rail-
road company's refusal TO run ia cars
over the jordan bridge.
Culliater suggested that a special In
vostlEation committee be appointed TO
compel the street railroad people 10
operate the line and " refused to re-
woke ita franchise, lie further said that
the tracks OF the company were "a dis
grace 20 tho municipality
buckle also denounced the street rail-
road cOmpnuy's course and said ID
seemed 90 think II could do as Il pleas
cd with the city. The petition was re-
ferrcd 10 the committee ON municipal.
laws, OF which Culliater is chairman.
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BICYCLE ACCIDENTS.

on Second South between Fourth
and Fifth West streets last evening. o.
man ana woman rode into Mrs. lib
bic kirkby without warning hor sho
was painfully injured and WINS knocked
unconscious Tor several minutga
Mra. itlrkby o. an invalid. and rye
Gently sustained n very critical Hurgl.
cot operation. Has u come Co thnt
pass, that the lives ~ innrm people
and children are in deadly peril ON the
sidewalks Of this city. which were
built fOr tho convenience nnd accom-
mediation of pcdoatriuua7 Scarcely "a
day passes iu which O. child or woman
I4 not yicinusly run down by some
reckless whonlmln
Charley AuDr. o. 1.yo1r-0li boy living
ut 40 Franklin avenue, was run over
and two NJ Die teeth were knocked ont
and hlH lip WIS badly cut ~ is thought
The whoplmun lH college professor
and steps viii hu taken Co prosecute
him. Instead ~ stopping CO. TUu what
Injury De had don. th, boy ho clllly
rode ON.
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AMONG LOCAL WHEELMER


There win be twelve events run on on
The Salt Palace track this cycnlnE, The
races will start at y. m Instead of
$3.50 nH heretofore. Oa. u. ,ls features
of the card win boz j. y. Chapmun'H
mile. lie will ondoayor 10 lower Clom
Turvillc'H 1860 2-5. As time limits will
bc put upon 400 races tonight. a anappy
evenings sport lf assured.
The events follow;
onc-holf mile. local professional.
prizes, INST, $50, second, SO: third, g5-
First heat. J. W. Ensign %, H. Emory,
n. %. Jensen, George y. ohlfigc; SECOND
hcat-A, W, Cnlne. GrotEc Weller j.
H. Edmonda. Two 10 qualify, three In
fastest heat.
one-half mile. handicap. amateur.
prizes, nrst s-o' second, 80. third. SIS
q, II. Lucas tHCrltCm. n. W. Evans
go yurlD, g.. u. cutting tlj yufdgl.
J. W. Guthrie go yurdsl. l.. Beck as
ynrds), J. Munann tii yurdD, e, J.
Thurhll go YARDS. =. w. Woollcy go
ynrdD.
one-mil, handicap; professional,
iourth. y5-Clrm Turyine tacrntchj.
J, NJ. Chapman Wcmtchj, Tod Cainc
go yurdl, %. T.. Emery 90 yurdsl. J..
10. Edmunus 900 yuriu. oscar Julius
go yariD, }. W, Ensign go yardsj. n.
q. Jensen tgj yariD, q. y. Chuncc uio
yardHj, Geo Weller go yardl.
Ono-milc open, amateur. prizes. arft,
S25. second. iii; third. tiO-Flrst heat.
e.. J. ThurMl, y. AiunHon. y. W. Moa-
kin, Geo, n, Lugur. second heat. H. y.
Smith, G., Cutting, y. ". Evans Two
20 qualify. three 100 fastest heat.
Final heat onc-milc local profession
Final heat one mile open, amateur.
Two=mlle open, professional. prizes.
first. $50. second. $50. third. $40. fourth.
li-First heat tlem Turvillc. IA. %,
Jensen, Tod Cuingi second heat, oscar
Iullus O, D.. Emory J. n. Edmonds. J..
b. Chapman.
onc-miie paced record trial by j. NJ.
1850 2-5; worlds record on olght-iap
track, i.fa 20. held by +. A. McFar-
land san Jose CA;
Tho racing men are promised a tvon-
tyafour hour race ut the Salt Palace
sept, 1919. Now that John Lawson. the
Terrible Swcdo." has returned to this
city the management has agreed 10 put
on the much talked about long distance
event. Julius. Cnine, Edmonds, Tur-
VILE, Chapman and Lawson have al
ready slgnifcd their willingness TO par
tlcipOtc. The winner of the event will
receive a prize OF 5000, while the next
$50 and s25.
In order 10 win any prize money, the
winner must ride NJ least 900 miles.
tho second man $50 miles. the third a1O
the fourth $50. and the NTH 1926 miles.
"nu" Furmnn OF Los Angeles IL In
the city: he came In last evening from
the East. where he has been riding
with the n. @. a. circuit men. Furmnn
has challenged Chapman and Turyllle
Tor match races. lie defeated Chap
man on tho California circuit last year.
The announcement made az last FRI
days cycle meet nt the Salt Palace.
that the time zoe Tor half mile. made
by J, W, Ensign, was u state record
was slightly ln error Fred Moakin
holds the state record, his time bclng
1901 10.
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Baltimore TwirIer Holds Down the
Beaneaters,
BROOKLYN DEFEATS GIANTS


Il Il doubtful there has over boon a
season IN which NO many good young
pitchers have blossomol out In the
league. Il Is q feature of the year next
TO the rise and progress Of the Balti-
morn team.
At the chicago grounds they have "a
"dcndhcud" cato. Nobody goes through
that gate except those having compile
mcntary tickets. aud compllmcniarics
viii not be- recognized at any gate cx-
ccpt this one.
Hugh Jennings Gays u is not true that
he hurt his arm making fancy throws
In practice. lie says tho trouble. "a
contracted muscle near the elbow. came
ON gradually and viii probably dlsip-
pear Just as slowly.
Jimmy Callahan sage he 10 willing 90
run Win Mercer In private at any time.
but IL opposed TO Increasing the gate re.
colpts for the benefit or j, Earle war-
ner or any other marnate By making
the race a ball park attraction.
noston has been shut out i've times
thlH season, twice IN two days. Three uf
TONS. Hhut-0uts have been scored ON
their own grounds. The pitchers who
have applied the whitowash brush To
The champions are; NopH. twice: Orth.
Taylor tCincinnhtD and phlippl
Henry Roltz. or putsburr. ~ stm
nursing his MANNED ankle and will
probably be out OF the game tho re-.
mnlndcr Of the season. lie plrtlcIpnt.
81 ih 30 nmgH, ana for this much the
il,lshutE clhh surrendered unto iiolno
1900 or hlH seasons SALARY.
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c,urell Votes to Censure City
Engineer F. C, Kelsey
FINAL ACTION DEFERRED.
..,,,to Itescue Home -Anti-woed
ordinance - CiiJ Haiiro"d
Criucised.

L-,Idcant vote wns recorded at
-, p.ehrs city Council meeting,
l,i.b uniesH changed. means that En-
go Kelsey viii be conmred for max
a,gi.Isadlng and incorrect state
-..t." a week ago "a majority Of the
,..rss committee submitted "a report
-.,.b found Mr.. Koisey'a abatement to
y. ,s4rlst and recommended that he b.
..-.r,t.i from the charges preferred
...i-,t him by the special investigation
.,Ittas aud that he be not removed
-, ONCE. The majority report came
.-i,.f night under the head Of "Miacol-
g..,ys" when President barnes sub
-g,.i a minority report recommending
80, OF canauro against the engineer.
"a after To- reading. moved that u b.
.trituied FOR the majority The mo-
H., vaa put 90 a vote without argu-
nj and % carried BY q vote Of TO G.
THE MINORITY REPORT.
rbs minority report, signed by
p.rnss. o. as foliowui
No. minority Of your committee on
s.sres. b.E leave tD report na folluwui
H. M matter uf the statement ~ the
,ify engineer dated August 18th, 1893.
Wt ttya examined the Same and do not
80 with the majority % your COM
'-.ttrg in thr statement that We ma his
f.Qaff correct
81 MAY 3. 1899. the city engineer NJ
az. request OF the Council. submitted
All puuortod 90 be an itomlzcd state
mi ID expenditures Of the engineering
5.atftmaui 100 the water supply survey
f..n Oot0bar I. 1895. u Mnrch %, 1897
"a Ur IuIy Us. 1872 at tho request %
NJ Council. Doc furnished a statement In
aftH ah1wug amounts expended BY
b.. tsr4fimUut Tor special work ana
vart "a other departments, from ucto-
81 ias tu March 90 1893.
~ auditor has furnished your come
rHfls certified copies ~ monthly re-
30 mbmIttcd 90 him by the city cn-
rn.sr fIr thn same period, In Clmpnr-
rrih5 fuulrt OF the engineer ~ August
n iB with his former report above
fsfarfHI tH. WH lind that in nearly CvCry
H.r nrfH o. discrepancy,
a comparison NJ said accounts sub
rued and each certified na being core
r.st by thU engineer results as follows
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In thH third round 90 the broadway
Athletic club tuniEht The uttaHIGnoa
was 5000. Mccoy was boo excellent
condition nnd determined 90 wipe out
The stain Dis reputation received by
iho Jack Mccormack knockout nt Chic
eugo. There was little betting tho ElI
being 100 Co 90 fnvouto. Each OF thH
mon weighed lees than ias pounds
mccoy had 900 the best NJ DO from Ihu
start In the third MCCoy's fast work
Winied Thorn, and then sent two terrific
blows Co the face. Thorn fnll ilIt and
could not recover before the referee
counted him out
Th1rn's seconds jumped Into the ring
md grabbed their man. who was
throwing his arms around ln windmill
fashion. evidently unconscious If what
had happened
Mccoy ran over and helped hiH victim
90 Die corner Time OF round. two mlu-
ut0s. three seconds
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NO BOXING AT SALT PALACE
Directors VIII Keep Up the Tone of
ResOrt-BoNing Notes.

The directors Of the Salt Palace hold
n meeting at the grounds last night.
Messrs, Thomas Moritz, Morrison.
Gardner and Secretary johnson being
present, the matter Of tho proposed
glove contests 60 be held at the Pal
.ct was Nlnnhh' wv, Nltet weighing inc
allow any boxing matches TO be pulled
on at tho Palace, Az a consequence
there a. weeping ana wnillng among
the dead same sports today.
Jncl. Mccormick a lightweight boxer
from san Francisco, arrived In the city
Yesterday evening Mccormick Intends
lue challenge 10 box any man In
l, tate 90 ms pounds, n the den ia
not taken up inside Of a couple OF DAYS.
Mccormick win 80 on 20 Denver where
he Is matched 10 box Young Corbett.
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% he scyrutocn special items sub
r.uel only four agree In the three
dIrrHut reports, while the remaining
thirteen nll CO. agree In amounts vary
fg from several hundred dollars TO a
i'E cents.
REPORT INCORRECT.
wsare u the opinion that the former
rp1ra OF the engineer are entitled 20
tl much consideration aH hlH lntcr
statement. pgCinlly ug they practically
lrr with bis reports 90 the auditor
ruot then we think that the majority
q your committee ou finance sustain
be charge Of tho special committee,
Nat hls former statements were am
kgl1uH and misleading. We hold that
reports ium the engineer na well az
ghf departments, 90 the auditor or the
tY Council. arr supposed 60 Dc core
f't and Hhould be- 30, ana In neither
rlon has the engineer conveyed tn
iifa that any statement therein made
nr approximate only but each has
laportri 90 De- correct.
Your committee dcslro 90 state that
ny an On favor NJ every legitimate OK e.
lrhiIiur' hy the city IN the direction N
e'e.oplng ana improving the water
system, and report uufuVomhly on the
Il1fi NJ the engineer only because we
~ u D. apparently Incorrect and docs
~ properly represent expenditures In
NJ department. no. actually made,
We therefore recommend that the city
engineer be- cpnsured by this Council
~ unloading and Incorrect state
ulnts
a VOTE TAKEN.
A vote was taken, on Barnes mo-
Nn' resulting az follows:
Ayes-Allen, Farnstrum. Howe, Pat
t,s' sildDwuN Weller and Barnes. IL
Woes Buckle. CnlliHtcr, Delhi, Rob-
t'is1u E0mnsy ana WnIInce.-G
Excused, Morris, 1 absent, Margctts,
a. IN asking 90 be- excused from voting
AlTfs said that he wanted % inyesu-
lN certain things that had not yet
cen made clear 10 him,
Barnes moved the adoption OF the
hilofliN report
Patrick wanted II To go over Tor one
-eA lE order that he. too, might have
u.g 90 Investigate.
wallace had no objection to the re-
va f''Hr over for one week. neither
afraid NJ the result after his
Ilal. Morris and Patrick had invca.
,G.a''l. l1 hla Investigations he had
wv n NANNAiNAN NNNNNNNH aAfe
H'Hl hEureH agreed with those NJ
W. auditor and there had been no myH-
"r'uH expenditure ~ the city's money,
.l'InaNom was willing 20 have the
WtHIl 300 over and felt confident that
" NOSE who were In the dark would
,tA.mlh' NE engineers report nH he had
M.y Would hud Inaccuracies and mis-
organizations.
.h'lhey favored postponoment In or
M lhli hlH friend Morris might be
p '9 east vote and that his friend
Nl'N might have more timo TO
..Nk" hIH mind. He was the one who
'ilgri tho nrst resolution consuming
G NpHey, but upon Investigation he
...l round he was mistaken. II was II
gi,ol. lhlug TO charge the engineer
dishonesty and that was what tho
dli N report meant Mr., kelsey
~. .''fs had faults but no one could
n, 9r was not an honest man,
" .Agt said that all tho charges
,ig,.1l.,, thg engineer could be proved.
ZION To POSTPONE CARRIES.
tI"' motion 20 postpone was then put
p,. carried by vote ~ 10 10 I,
, ,'.. hl't Robertson. Weller and Barnes
voting In tho negative.
VD p.nfpNrf, ,tr,.t.t,a
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The baseball fever has seized the
Mutual workers. Tomorrow afternoon
90 Lagoon q picked ulne from Davis
stake viii cross bats with team that
D. composed Of the cream of Salt Lake
stake. The battle array follows
Davis stake. Salt Lake stake.
=. 10, Mann .s.s..ss.Cs.sst.s Jake Weller
W. u. Roberts ......p...... Brig Smith
y, u. Grant .........1 h.....C. MnrWutts
:. Hatch ...... ....2 h,.,,Louls ivcrsun
Bert Reading ......3 b......Ed Cnllistpr
loH Atkinson .....a. s....Tom johnson
Frank Mann zee, ..r. f..,..,Jno Bowers
VIM Putnam ......c. f.,,Wm. Bradford
WIN. tlcvefly ......L f......C. c. Ncslin
subs. subs.
WIN Page Madison
Robert Hail n. MARIETTA
Richard Duorden. A. FlemmIng
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John Randolph. W. p. Pollen. II. Mad
son. w. 4, Jones r.. Anderson. J. j..
Cunnlcy and =. W. Robinson. one and
all forfeited s. Tor dauylnr with
hnrbcd wire tnngle foot on the sab
bath.
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BEFORE TlMMONY.
Assorted Aggregation Of Culprit- As
scmblc In the Police Court.

There were several Offenders 90 ap-
pear before Judge Tlmmouy Iu the po-
llco court yesterday afternoon. thoro
were also quite o. Few who asa not uua-
wcr The roll. Consequently their bail
was declared forfeited.
Louis st. Claire. O. gentleman with -
wooden leg constructed from tho homie
ly but useful 2yi lumber. said be- wasn't
interfering with any officer Patrol
man Williams. however. stated that
~. Claire wasn't a0 SANITY us bic
name would signify. williams had
occasion 10 knock an unruly c0lproI
gentleman down on Plum alley ON SAT-
urduy evening. st. claire came along
and put in bis Our and cndrnyorcd 10
push Williams away from hia man.
Whom the patrol Cumo along Williams
throw them both ln
81 claire denied tho whole story and
said De Just chattcl with the patrol
man.
The court aBfd 40 or Ton J,,s
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natteiics-Flnold, Kittrrdge and
Roach; Donohue and Mcfarland. I'm
pireH- swartwood and Hunt
sLUGGING MATCH AT CHICAGO.
Chicago, sept. 5.-rhe orphans had
considerably the best OF smuggling
match today, Roth pitchers were bait
ted very hard. The helding was clean,
many an apparent base hit being
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n. W Rumnoy didn't care 90 ter
how u happened ON Saturday 90 he
was nsHeHsod g.
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~. r. j..
nI'lgp ..... ... -. go .ss.l3 IS
iNiNhuiE Gee sss sss Gee 600 la 2
batteries Callahan and Dlnuhuo.
Sparks and schrivor. Umplfas aO'Duy
and Mcdonald
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Doctors Can't
Cure 1t!

Contagious blood poison ls absolutely
beyond the skill of the doctors. They
may dose a patient for years on their
mercurinl and potash remedies, but be-
will never be rid Of the disease on the
other hand, Die condition win grow
steadily worsc. s. 81 S. b. the only cure
for th. terrible affection. because it h
the only remedy which goes direct 90
the cause 81 the disease and forces IL
from the systcm.
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Youths Long Pants Suits.

Youths Inur Pants Suite dark color
dlaE1ulls. good values ut $3.50, cut
"''' S2.75
youths' Long Pants Suits, dark stripe
mIxturos. regular price $500 cut price
$500
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Philadelphia. Sept. Jack Flnell,
recently released hy Philadelphia, was
signed by Manager Irwin today. and
requested that he bee allowed TO pitch
against his former comrades. lie made
a pretty mess Of Il. being pounded FOR
a hits and passing ton men TO FIRST.
Attendance, O,13O
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were too much for Boston today, while
Nichols was battcd hard and often.
The fielding Of both teams was very
nmnteurish. several bad errors being
made. The base-runnlng OF the Balti-
mores was the only feature Attend
anCc, 800,
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TopAH's GAMES.
brooklyn at New York.
LoulHville at 81. Louis.
Philadelphia at Washington.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Brooklyn. iC. New York. @.
Cincinnati, 10; Cleveland. 3. fnt
Cincinnati. .; Cleveland. =. second
game.
ioeton. 4. baltimore s.
philadelphia, Is. Washington. 10.
Chicago. rs. plttnhurg. e.
H. Louis, I. Louisville. I.
BRooKLYN DOWNS NEW YORK.
brooklyn. y. v. Sept 1.-The Brook.
lynH landed on Carrick today Tor seven.
teen hit", including two triples Now
York presented n badly crippled team.
with two pitchers IN the field. Tho
game was called on account OF dark.
nc--. Attendance, 800.
SCORE.
gov ORR - ''ss''.... ..,,..,. Q 4
lruuklyn.... 90 .. o.. O.. .....lG II
Blttoric--Carrlok aud Boyle: Dunn
aud Mcclure. Umplrcs- Emsllc and
bWycr.
TIE AT ST. LOUIS.
~. Louis. Sept E.--Loulsyiilc made a
Garrison finish Ia the ninth today. and
came very near winning. After tho
rCorc was tied. Hoy singled 10 center
and took second on D0ulin'H tumble.
Then clark hit a line drive toward scc-
ond that Wallace just ana reach IN tmo
60 save the game. which was called ON
account Of darkness. Attendance. 62j.
SCORE.
II. II. L.
Louisyillc..., ,,.... &c, ..,,.,,l u 8
Battcrlcs-Cuppy and sohrccongost;
Cunningham aud thinner umplrcs-
Latham and Carney.
TA1LENDERs LOSE TWO.
Cincinnati. Sept. 5-'rhc Rods hit
Bates hard In the nrst game, and made
their hits at the right time In the see
ond. Tucker and Bates were given tho
usual notice OF release today. Attend
Oncc. 100.
scoRE-FIRsT GAME.
H. II. l.,
Clnclnnatl.,.. :, :. Z" e. ,,,.lg 22
Cleveland, .s ..,' .. 's'ss.a
Battcrlos-Phlllips and Woods; Bates
and Duncan. Manassau ana
connolly.
SECOND GAME.
II. II. Il.
'luclnnAuss .sss - - sss'
iloNclnndssss.ss .sss .ssssss u
Batteries-Friske and peitz; COLT
flower and McAllister. UmpireH-Aia-
nassau and Connolly.
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II. r. u,
hohlon ss' -. -. go -s''s's't y
baltimore &c. go 's.s'''' s's'sN 10
Batteries-N Nichols and Bergen; Nc
Glnnity and Robinson. Umpires-Sny-
der and McCarr,
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SECOND GAME.

H. II, H.
CINCINNATI .''s .'''
'loNelhhd'ssssss ss's 80 sssss's u
Batteries-Frske and peitz; COLT
flower and McAlllster. UmpireH-Aln-
nassau and Connolly.
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utIf treatment faith.
fully tu fyt.t SEEMED
Co got worse aII tho
vhIIn ] tuHE uImuHf
every ~ called blood
Teutaiy, lultUHE Hldnuf
fHrm Do reach tho dI
ease and had nu eject
whatever Z was dIr
NraIfsuHd. fIrIf seemed
tIat 0 wuuI.l never o.
cured AtIIe advice OF
o. friend ] thHu tool
and taFHH tuIr
Prove . continued tHf
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A startling sale of perfect-made Boys
Clothing at prices that are possible at no
other store in Salt Lake. Quality always
considered. An excellent opportunity for the
boys to outfit themselves for school.
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% The seventeen special items sub
rIttsd. only four agree IN the three
tI1rHnt reports, while the remaining
u.Hgeu flu Co agree In amounts vary
tg from several hundred dollars 10 "a
Nv cents
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medicine, and 10 cured mo completely. buIld.
lur OPP ms health aru Increasing nF appetite
Although iNIs woe Hrr N0afasEu. have never
yet had q aIFu % lHC disease o. return.
". o. NruwaH,
stanton. Va.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-09

DRESS SHIELDS.
Finest Woven NulcanizeG Dress Ile
Shields. value 4Oc pair for.. IJG
PAPATERIES.
Containing p sheets paper and "a
% envelopes, value 10c, for.... 0G
TABLETS.
First-class writing material "a
value 1Oc, for -. . =. .... 1G
WITCH HAZEL.
1907. bottle, value 35c, for. I'M
HOOKS AND EYES.
Plain swan-bill or humps, IL
value 2l.c, for -. :. :. =. ...--.-.lG
SAFETY PINS.
All sizes, in best wire, value In
SC, for =. ...........,.......... =. IG
HAIR PINS.
Wood cabinet, value &c, for 1900. In
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1899-10-13

r all fresh cuts or wounds, in either the
human subject or in animals, as a dressing,
Billiards. Snow Liniment is excellent: while
for sores on working horses, especially if slow
to heal, or suppurating, its healing qualities
are unequalled. Price, rs cts. and 50 cts. at
Mcconnell & Berry'S.