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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-05
TOMATO PLANTS
EASTERN EXCURSIONS
Via Rio Grande Western Railway.

Following excursions are announced
by the Rio Grande Western railway.
the popular scenic, through sleeping.
dining and cafe car route to the east.
Cool and delightful ride through the
mountains:
Cincinnati and ret. May 5-6. SAC. 50.
washington and ret, May 17-1S, $50. 70.
Detroit and ret, May 1920, SOL
Milwaukee and ret, June ID, $3.50.
Cincinnati and ret, July $40, $3.50.
St. Paul and ret, July 1874. 1890.
Detroit and ret. Aug. 23-24. S51
Chicago and ret, Aug 23-24 $40 so
For further details apply to I. A.
Benton. City Ticket Agent Dooly block
corner, No. 103 West Second South ST.
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Castle Gate and Winter Quarters
lump. nut and slack, anthracite. ali
sizes. D. ]. SHARP, Agt.,
IS South Main. Telephone No. 400
% East First South street.
Utah Commercial and Savings Bank
General banking business; Interest,"
paid on savings deposits. w. F Arm
strong, president; J. Z. Game, cashier
Painless extraction of teeth by DR..
E. NJ. Keysor, 49, Main street, Auer-
back building.
TOMATO PLANTS.
For the best plants that money. can
buy, go to First West and Eighth
South. Z. II. HARTMAN.
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MEDICAL

DR.. Z. s. PAYNE. 142 South Main
street. Specialist in diseases of women
and children; satisfaction guaranteed in
every case. Call or write to above ad.
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Rates on Paid Matter in The
Herald's Want Columns,
Eo Per Line for Every Insertion
~ after the first.
One insertion. Ioc per line Special
rates on standing advertisements by
the week or month.
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BORN.

- ---7-0-0---0-0-0-.N0OlO-
w ARNOCK.-In this city May :. 1900. to
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Warnock, a fine
son.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

THOMAS FITCH. ATTORNEY-AT-
law.
East First South street, Salt Lake CITY
PRATT & WILEY. LAWYERS.
Rooms 37-SS. --........... Hooper Building
DICKSON, ELLIS & ELLIS.
Aftorneys-at-Law, fifth door, Progress
building.
ALVIRAS +. SNOW. Lawyer. Rooms
49O-4SI D. F. Walker Bldg. ". Second
South. Salt Lake City Phone 1915 rings
l. NJ Waddell. Thomas Adams.
WADDELL & ADAMS
AttorneyS-at-laW Rooms Nos as ana
l6 Mccormick building, Salt Lake City.
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FURNITURE of eight-roomed house.
ENQUIRE 40 So. Sth East
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AND THE GOOD WORK STILL. CON
tinues! Houses and cots sold by US in all
parts of the city at prices and terms not
equaled in this city.
We have still a complete list to suit all
purses and tastes. A few specials for
this week only:
No. 20 P street, 3-room frame cottage
pantry and closets, lot is worth $500, house
and lot $3.50.
3x10 rods with 4-rOom house, ] street
plenty shade and fruit trees, lawn; worth
81 000 our price 81, 400.
Groom frame and 5-rOom adobe. lot 3x10
rods, 1st North near Sd West; very cheap
at ST. $50, our price s.. 450.
Look at the new 5-room modern brick
cottage, 5th South near Sth East, lot 35xIl5
feet to alley, 81 $50.
Several hundred others.
A. RICHTER
Home Investment Co,
g. s. 10 w 1st South
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WARMING AND VENTILATING

P. ]. MORAN Steam and hot water
heating and ventilating apparatus. No.
70 West Second South
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CLEANING AND DYFING

- UTAH Steam Dyeing and Cleaning ca
Q. hlcnards st. High-class work: no6er.,
ATE prices. Telephone No. So. N
UTAH CLEANERS and Overs TTirst
East First South. ms H.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BARROW BROS, Stauoners and News
dealers, 43 W. ID So. Phone 1872 rings.
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Special Rates to Salt Lake City.
The Rio Grande Western Railway
announces rate OF one single fare for
the round trip 10 Salt Lake CITY for
the Republican State Convention. Nav
18th. Dates Of sale ard other infor-
nation furnished OF application to
nearest Ticket Agent.
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STOVE -REPAIRING[Wniiam Pe6deT
O. Son, 50S State, mfg. and imp. of All
KINDS stove and range repairs. repairing
Tel 713-5 rings. - w.
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The Knutsfnrd Hotel

The one place for comfort and ele-
gance. Fireproof. Central Telephone
in every room and modern in every
way.
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VALLEY ROAD GETS IN
Council Grants Franchise For
First West Street.
ELECTRIC LINE TO OGDEN
VOTE ON PASSAGE OF BILL WAS
10 no 2.

Councilmen Robertson and Harten-
stein Raised Many Objections
Damages to Warm Springs But
Grant VIII, the Mayoralty Believe,
Benefit City.
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CLAIRVOYANTx
STOVE REPAIRS

MRS. P FONTYNE. 257 So. West Tenn
PIE, cialrvoyant and trance medium.
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SOCIETIES


ARGENTA LODGE No. 3, A. f. and
A II. Stated communications held at
Masonic hall the first Tuesday in each
month. Members of sister lodges and
sOjOurning brethren in good standing are
cordially invited to attend
VIM. +. SHELTON, w n
n. c. PHILLIPS, Secretary.
UTAH CHAPTER NO. l. R. A. NJ
Stated cOnvOcaUiOns held on the first
Wednesday in each month at Masonic
hail, at 1870 p. m SOJOurning compan-
ions are cordially invited TO attend
II. N. CUSHING, NJ. y. II. z.
NJ. c. PHILLIPS, Secretary.
MT. MORIAH LODGE NO. . F..
and a NJ. Regular communications held
at Masonic hall the second Monday
of each month. Members of sister lodges
and soiourning brethren in good standing
are cordially invited to attend.
CHAS. J. HIGSON, ". N.
CHRISTOPHER DIEIdL, Secretary.
A. o. q. w.
EAGLE GATE LODGE No 10 meets
every. Wednesday evening at A. 0. L. w.
hall, 161 Main street
L. w. PETERSON, NJ. ".
SALT LAKE VALLEY LODGE No -
meets every Thursday evening at the
A. Q. L. ". hall, 16l Main street
T.. J. PETTY, NJ. W
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SECOND. HAND sEWING MACHINES.

BOUGHT. SOLD and rented. Repairing
a speciality. Supplies for all makes. FFiles
& johnson. III East First South.
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MATCHES AND JEWELRY.

Removed to go Main. ing Je"SieT.
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Buck Wurst aud Buck Beer at Utah
Liquor Co.'S Bar today. Don't miss il.
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BUSINESS CHANCE
BOARD AND ROOMS.

~~---~-----~------ 0-~~--~-~-~-O-~-~~~.O~
NICE LARGE rooms. The Globe, 2551k
Main street.
ELEGANT ROOM on ground floor: ex-
cellent board. The Grand, 164 z. LIST SO.
JUST LIKE A HOME Where? At The
Halls. Board and rooms, single or en-
suite. Reasonable rates. s. w. corner
State and Third South
THE NORMANDY.
East Third South. Newly furnished.
Baths. Steam heat. European PLAN
FURNISHED ROOMS with or without
board homellke. The Lynn, Third East
and Brigham.
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OPTICIANS.

g Lave. 1--we YOUR WATCH REPAIRED At
21L9algn S. 10 Mccormick block.
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Buck Wurst and Buck Beer at Utah
Liquor Co.'S Bar today. Don't miss it.
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TICKET BROKERS'
LUMBER DEALER.
CASH REGISTERS

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. OscaT
SroshelI sole agent Utah, 221 Main. ~
pert cash register repairing.
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FoR SALE.

TWENTY canary birds at n bargain.
Enquire at $50 W So. Temple street.
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PLUMBING A D HEATING.

JAMES & HARRIS, plumbers. steam
5Hu not water contractors Is E. End
South street. Telephone, 379
Geo. G. Doyle & Co.
o., z 1: MBING HEATING and jobbing.
III South State street Phone 1872
GREEN & REEVE co.
Plumbing, heating I05 4. End So. Tel q
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

4 WOMAN with ex6erie1cce0 - T-oJG,66 M
position as hOusekeeper for a cOuple
gents or q widower; children no obiec-
ton. d. D., Herald So
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COLLECTION AGENCY.

Scientific Collection of Bad Debts.
=, Merchants Protective ASS H., Com. bldg
Salt Lake City Francis G. II1iye No.
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FOR SALE..REAL ESTATE


MODERN HOUSE with every convent
ence, close to business. Lot -452x10. See
George d. Piper at 20 Main street.
WE SELL real estgte-that's all. Tut
lie Bros, 14S Main street. Red ball signs
5-ROOM BRICK. lot 5Ox125. East Water
loo. $1.500; $50 cash, SIS month, no inter
est. Fine building lots, 9Th s. & 9Th w
Sl1 to slZ5- Hubbard & Co, rs W. End So.
NO TROUBLE IN SELECTION
OF $500 home, for we have them at
$500 on each Of following streets: Third
South Second and First South, Brigham,
First, Second, Third and Fourth streets,
each modern brick, z to 9 rooms each,
1urnace, barn, etc. each a snap at 81, 500.
Several at $1,000, modern, up-to-date
homes, to 10 rooms each. located on 3rd
South, End South 1st South FIST or Sec
ond streets, each $500.
A choice home, close in, on 4th East
near LIST South. 9 rooms and large hall,
very laTge1ot $500
We have ten beautiful cottages. east
side, new modern bricks, good lots and
choice locations, each $4,000.
On r. 9TH South, good 9-rOOm frame,
south front. eastern owner, will sell at low
price of g. 500
Near r. G. depot a Broom frame with
barn. good location for a boarding house
We are ordered to let this go on $500 cash.
balance at per cent interest. Price, 81, 800.
Many houses on west side, $500 to 81 900
each, on easy terms, 800 to $500 cash. oal-
ance monthly payments.
Choice corner on I street, at one-third
off-$200 Ger rod.
E. Sth South, corner lot, 5x5, $500.
Good lot Sth South, 3x5, $780,
s., 800.
Five rods, 1st St. cor. K. $1,000.
McGurrin & Co., 3 w. End South.
Real Estate Department
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MODERN HOUSE with every convent
ence, close to business. Lot -412x10 See
George ID. Piper at % Main street.
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SURVEYORS

L. s. DEPUTY MINERAL SURVEYOR
F. NJ. Lyman, jr., 205-6 Nottingham block.
Salt Lake City.
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DRESSMAKING.'

1ST-CLAsS DRESSMAi<ING BY So
phie Rivers, late from California IA So
Main street, Progress bldg. rooms 5al-5-6
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FOR FURNISHED.

FURNISHED ROOM with bath. for
gentleman: close in: references. A Se9
Herald
FOUR-ROOM COTTAGE. pantry, water
in house; rent, to responsible parties. SIS.
A 422. Herald
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ONE NEW Regisa music box, with 16
popular pieces worth SO, viii sell cheap
or exchange for good camera [. E.
Henry care Herald.
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COLLEGE ENTERTAINMENT An
entertainment OF a high order OF merit
Will be given by the students of All Hal
lows college this evening at the college,
complimentary TO the president, Very
Rev. Larkin.
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FURNITURE of a Groom house and
house for rent. Call at p. M, u9 South
Sixth East.
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l AN SELLING my stock of new and
secondhand furniture at cost NJ. Web
Der. 266 State.
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OR TRADE-Modern Groom house, 4
acres, + miles out on car line. Inquire
over 40 Main street.
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A CARRIAGE TOP surrey, a good bar
gain. at 49 N End w
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a WATER JACKETED pyritic smelter,
81 tons daily capacity. secondhand. but
complete; used only 2l& months; for sale
cheap. Address Lock Box IS, Durango.
Mexico.
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ILLOGICAL. PROPOSITION.

Under the caption our Duty TO
Seize Mexico" The Springfield Republi-
can Of Massachusetts says Gen. 10
-cph Wheeler addressed Il religious
gathering in New York Sunday on the
trade rather than the religious 'advan-
tugcs Of holding the Philippines. He
prrlncrd his remarks by saying that
any one who has ever seen onr flag
raised under such circumstances rs it
was ii, Santiago in cuba will never
want to -ccit hauled down This indi-
Gates that the general is in favor of hold
ing cuba aud religious gathering
aware of the nations pledge in the
matter seems to have had no word of
protest ia offer But proceeding to the
Philippines Gen Wheeler paid high
tribute to the character of the people
there particularly in the respect ac-
corded To- the women and he went on t.
say that the inhabitants of the Philip.
pines seem to me much superior to
those Of MCNl' In those islands tins
country will find q new market for its
products
II would seem 10 be. then that q
much larger market for our products
would hc made ont Of Mexico if that
country were placed under American
sovereignty This follows inevitably
from the conclusions that We can only
hold a market in the Philippines b,
holding political control there also A
"a commercial necessity therefore, TN,
annexation of Mexico becomes as ur
gent a. the holding Of the Philippine
aud the greater incapacity Of the MeNi
cans for government obyiousl!
calls for the seizure Of that country n
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TIL BOERS ACTIVE.

There has been much written about
British success in South Africa 1t has
been loudly herllded that the war
against the Boer republics eliminated
in complete yic.o.y for Lord Roberts
and the men under him bnt Judging 10y
dispatches coming from that far Off
land there is still left a large contingent
Of fighting men among the Beers u
sufficient number for Gen. DE Wet to
capture aud imprison 100 Of the enemy,
together with couple of guns ut
Dcwctsdorp When there are enough
men in the field to accomplish this feat,
surely II can be truly said that very
active warfare is still going on
The Beers Will fight on notwithstand
ing that they are opposed by an over.
whelmiug force When men fight fol
the preservation of their homes of the
integrity Of their fatherand they do 81
with desperate courage. which serie,
of defeats cannot dauut The business
England sin in South Africa and the
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1 idle pen. The newspaper profession has
/ seemed lonely. indeed, since our old
/ friend to paraphrase slightly
sustained and -ootLed
/ By an unfaltering trust, approached his grave
| Like one that wrap- the drapery Of his couch
/ About him. aud lies down to pleasant dreams.
( We seldom saw him or looked upon
| his genial. rugged, and honest face, but
| the regular visit OF his newspaper was
always q benson to this rs to other of
his contemporaries. and the next best
thing 10 a meeting with the man that
made il. doubtless, the most unique
among Wisconsin journals. Its fidelity
10 its convictions. through evil as well
as good report the c0genCy of its rea-
yoniue the responsiveness Of its logic,
the ter-cne-s and lucidity of Its English
the strength or beauty of its expression.
according 10 the themes dealt with, and
the wholesomencss of lis thought, often
interviewer with the play of delightful
humor an these and more of its char
acteristic- were indeed an inspiration 10
the fraternity In word Of the ideal
editor. the late John Maggie, we may
say
His life was gentle. and the elements
somlxad IN him that Nature might stand up
And say to all the world This was a man
But beg pardon for Withholding so
long from the reader one Of John Maggie
pearls, which i as follows:
There is something in the approach OF
autumn the border land of summer,
which is depressing, just a. If the shad-
ow of death was brooding over the tu-
ture There are dark clouds IN the SKY
which cut off the sunshine and gloom
in the heart which darkens hope and
makes life scarcely worth living. The
wind has a mournful cadence and the
trees sway a. if the motion were sigh
of sorrow. Everything seems to har-
monte with the prevailing spirit OF sad
ness and animate nature means forth
dirge. Dew drops seem like tears and
the evening breeze sigh The moon
itself seem. To- wear "a garb Of grief and
fits among the clouds tear-stained
Diana. 1t is a season for men to grow
mad. for anguish to knaw at the heart
and for melancholy 10 usurp the throne
of reason The rctina can only receive
dark Impressions the tvmpanun can
transmit none but dulcful sounds one
is toasted on dismal thoughts on every
hand until il becomes q regular sNmpp-
stun of sorrow Those iupS that feed
one on detection the Blues, are m th"lr
Invdav impHcnhlr ~ Nemesis. per.
si-fcnt ae Devil They rcynD i'm gloom
and drag one auDtherdnW to the slough
Of Dr-poud Work is performed mech
and what I'm it, nature i
j. II bore Du" sucks mel
auchuIy from % song as q weasel sucks
rvv- and IDur- for NIGHT hat hu may
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A PROSITUTED PURPOSE.

/ - ..-. - ,-.-. ..... -..4:.... 49,,
7''''7'O'y 81. an, ,.'' 49, ..,;,:"
" '" "' &c
"5"inS' 'p'," 4o' ".'''',''l "a, 'l'i l,',,o'i
~"Dt was ~ ''''''' NO. ''',,' .'',', ~
Cu,it, 'ioii''i' s'''''' '''' ,'' ~ 90 ~
" i'"' u pe'i'''' '''', a. - - ,' 49,"
80 u consequent ~ '' -. "
me haPpy possession u olHeI territory
over which the ensign OF Spanish
TYRANNY had Hrgtel but was taken
-. .......... ,,.,.. l,,I,r,d u,bo
'''" = "i'0'' =.
American pe'rr u"u u" oii'I 'i''"Sht
than that the FllWnos Should govern
tbair own Iund an their own way But
- e ......7 ...,.,,,,.1 >, +,l,o 1,d,.
-
neht III IN" hearts u p"I"'" u 'il'
people of tl. country when It became
evident that 'nr PHILIPPINES were good
,.,,n1 r.. .,t.,din,s ,rr ro,D,,or.e
sum,
ana the Thought was 'n'ilcI"'h' ''idt Il
the archipelago was placed under
American -uniertiou. commerce and
..il a..,,,.;.i, ,,,,.,... ..I,,,,,5o,,tI,,
7'''''
a great temptation c'hlroh'eu Us aii"
it would seem by reading the following
n,raor.,,,I. from the men Of Judra Taft
IL, ,l,. pl,i1i,,i,o ,,,n,,i,.ia,,
ie7l'''.''' W. '''' '''''
written toa CINCINNATI friend that we
are about to fall into this dangerous
tran R,,I what INDIE Taft saws
L.. ,.Lial, LII, 49,;
nay 4.' .E'''l - w il.,' > WI ,lI,ti,
ca!e G"I. ~ ,no o%'liii'n[" +r , Suun4
Po,u' - Us 'ii",;. 80; 81, PIoii
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come through the army reorganization
bill t. be submitted 10 the congress now
convened and it will doubtless carry,
unless there are sufficient number OF
Republican legislators with enough pa
I triotism in them to resist the inaugura
ton of such a dangerous step, which
sets at defiance historic precedents. the
calm Judgment of the fathers and the
constitution
/ The president says: In Porto Rico
we have reduced the garrisons 10 1.G46,
which include SOC native troops There
/ il no room for further reduction here.
/ We win be required 10 keep consider
able force in the Philippine islands for
some time to come. From the best in
formation obtainablc we shall need
I there for the immediate future from
I 30, 900 to go, 900 men. am sure the
number may be reduced as the insur-
gents shall come to acknowledge the
authority Of the United States, of which
there are assuring indications.
1t must be apparent that we will re-
auirc an army of about 80. 900 and that
during present conditions in Cuba and
the Philippines the president should
have authority to increase the present
number to 100, 900 Included in this
number authority should be given to
raise native troops in the Philippines up
to 3, 900, which the Taft commission
believe will be more effective in detect
ing and suppressing the guerillas, assas
sins and ladrones than our own sol
diers
Mr.. Mckinley now asks for 100,0 600
men for the military arm. Only "A little
time ago, in Philadelphia, he told his
hearers that the United States had TAX
EN- the blessing of peace to the Philip.
pines, yet he now tells us in his message
10 congress that it is necessary to keep
the rebellious natives With almost
grotcsquc humor he holds up the flicker
ing candle Of hope that a reduction in
the military force is not improbable
when he says: Il am sure the number
Llav b. reduced as the insurgents shall
come 10 Acknowledge the authority of
the United States. Of which there are
assuring Indications His language
surely is grrwsomc. Think Of t, the
Tr,f4.J St,t,- .,,,r.l1al ia Ipr,rpa -
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RELIEF IN SIX HOURS

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
eases relieved in six hours by the New
Great South American Kidney Cure.
This new remedy is great surprise ON
account of its exceeding promptness III
relieving gain in the bladder, kidneys,
back and every part Of the urinary pas
sagcs in male or female. 1t relieves re
tention of water and pain i'll passing il
almost Immediately. If you want quick
relief and cure this is your only semedy.
Sold by F. G. BGer,tatte Druggist, Mani
lowoc Wis If
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SENATOR CK DAVIS.

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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

In the art Of 1elflaudation President
Mckinley stands the peer Of any man in
the country. Throughout his message
he blows his horn from the first TO the
last paragraph He takes JUNCTION to
his soul that the prosperity which has
come TO the nation is primarily and fin
ally due to the fact that the American
people exalted themselves when they
exalted him. A more nauseating docu-
ment the average men would not care
to read Full of platitudes and abound
ing in generalities it takes first rank for
attaining the distinction of being the in
verse ration of the Dpdt,nt in pdTro.
His document is interesting as being a
monumental prodigy Of words. 1t is all
words. Take his statement on trusts,
for instance 1t is lengthy but when
you have read it it has said nothing.
This may be interpreted, however, that
the purpose Of Mr. Mckinley and his
administration is to leave trusts alone.
Most of the message is wearing repi-
tition of what everybody knows. The
only new thing a. to China he tells of is
that he aud he alone acted wisely, and
that he compelled the Joint powers Of
Europe to follow his lead. Any one
who desires to waste three or four hours
can find much more satisfactory engage
ment perusing dime novel
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colony of the United States in more
emphatic terms than were afforded in
the case of the Philippines. Accept
ing Gen. Wheeler's statement as true,
does not an even greater duty devolye
upon us to take Mexico, and by force if
need be? Does not providence and
destiny speak even louder in this case
We cannot see why they do not. But
perhaps the friends of Philippine subju-
CATION whether for commercial, re-
ligious or dutiful reasons-can. If so
they should explain.