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out and to work together for the COM
mon good.
Mr.. Buys believed that country ed
itors were prone to allow the business
end of their papers to go to seed. They
paid frequently more attention 20
thought moulding than they did to ad-
VeTtising. The speaker warned his
hearers against this policy and. declared
that when the business end of a news
paper was allowed to go to decay the
usefulness of that paper was nearly at
an end. He compared the SUTlctneSS
with which city newspapers conduct
their business offices to the iaxity of
the country methods to the great dis
advantage of the latter.
City Papers VS.. Country Papers.
Mr.. Buys denied that city papers in
terfered in any way with country pa
pers. The circulation and patronage
of a country paper in confined to its
immediate vicinity, or more nearly so
than is that of the city paper, and for
that reason the country editor must use
greater care and discretion in the Sc
. lection of his news. The editor of
city paper selects his news and writes
his editorials for the general reader,
for the people of all classes and cOndi-
lions. while the country publisher Sc
lects his news and writes his editorials
with special reference TO the commune
" in which he lives. A country pub
Usher who cannot make his paper in
teresting enough to the people of his
community to be sought after in prefer
ence to or in addition to a city paper.
had better go out of the business, for
his services are more needed in some
other line"
Legislative Report.
When the applause which followed
Mr.. Buys remarks had died away the
association began the transaction of
business left over from the last meet
ing. The first thing in order was
report from the committee on legis-
latiOn. This report was made by Mr..
Buvs. It was based on the bill present
ed by the edieaFs at the last legisla-
sure TO require the publication OF all
laws passed by the legislature, min
utes of meetings Of city councils, town
trustees and county commissioners, re-
curing the last named to purchase
their stationery and other printed mat
ter in the counties where the commits
sioners reside and fixing maximum
rate OF 81 per 100 words for Such pub
locations.
AIr. BUYS reported that the bill was
passed by the senate with only three
votes against it. Then it went to the
house and was referred to the commit
tee en- judiciary. which made an I'M
favorable report on it. owing to the
violent opDoSi ion of d H Morris. the
representative from Washington cOun-
tv. He hoped for better luck next time.
After a brief informal discussion the
report was ordered filed and a num-
Der of copies of the bill printed for
distribution among the editors Of the
state
Jaw Tarvin Harris of the Daily Hotel
Reporter started a discussion about
bylaws by asking where ne could ind
a copy of them. President Felt eX-
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planned that the original constitution
and bylaws were in the hands of =.
@. RognOn, who is now in Alaska. On
motion of Mr.. Buys the president was
authorized to appoint a committee of
three to draft new constitution and
set Of bylaws for presentation at the
next business meeting.
Annual Outing August II.
The question of an annual outing
was brought up by President Felt. He
said arrangements could be made for
Aug L at Castillo Springs, and sug-
ge~d that this date be chosen. The
president stated that it would not be
a mere Junket, but would be a means
of bringing in Esyenue g the assOcia-
ton, as a commission would be paid on
all tickets sold and on sales at the
resort.
Editor Dresser of MerCur was m.ain
Castillo. He thought Saltair y. oLId be
better place. Mr.. Felt replied that
he, too, had thought of SaItair and had
gone so far as to talk to Manager
Bateman Of the Salt Lake q Los An
geles road about it. 4 was decidedly
snubbed by Mr.. Bateman." he went on
he acted as If we were beggars ask
ing for free tTanspOTtatiO and /, for
one, want nothing more to do with Mr..
Bateman."
ThereupOn Mr.. Dresser withdrew
his objections to Castillo. and, after a
few minutes discussion, it was decided
to have the annual outing at that place
Aug. Il. Mcbride of Provo, william
son of Murray and Buys of Wasatch
were named as the committee on ar
rangements.
The last question taken up was the
entertainment Of the Kentucky Press
association, which visits Salt Lake
Aug. Z, and remains until Aug. 9. Mr.
Felt said arrangements had been made
to give the Kentuckians a recital at
the tabernacle, a run out to Saltair
and to Lagoon, a visit to the Salt Pal
ace and possibly trip to one of the
mining camps. In addition the San
1tarIum management had generously
thrown that institution open to the
visitors.
On motion of Mr.. Harris two com
mitteeS were appointed, one each on
reception and entertainment. The
first named viii consist of William
Igleheart, W R Mcbride of Provo and
James Dunn OF TOOele- The other will
be made up of p. H Lannan, z. A.
Littlefield of ogden and NJ A. VIII
hanson Of Murray.
The association ADJOURNED to meet
again at the Kenyon on the morning
of Aug. s, TO assist in thu entertain
ment of the visiting editors The next
regular meeting occurs at the Kenyon.
Oct. p.
Those present yesterday were D. p.
Felt, Juvenile Instructor: w. r. Nc
Bride, Utah County Democrat. Jav
Tarvin Harris, Daily Hotel Reporter:
n. 3. Dresser. MeTcUr Miner: E. A.
LittleheId' Utah State Journal; John
'Fahle, BOuntiful Clipper. NJ. A. VIII
Hanson. Murray Eagle; James Dunn.
Tooele Transcript; J. B. Graham
Bingham Bulletin; J. r. Wallace
American Fork Advance: E DiebI
Mammoth Record.
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Mr.. Osborn says;

am pretty well known in Salt Lake
City. Ogden and Provo. Utah. where I
have lived at different times. and MANY
people viii remember how I have suf-
fered. I have been subject to Catarrh
and Asthma for some time, and al
though I consulted many Of the best
doctors, could find but temporary. re
lief. I got so I could scarcely breathe.
and at night would sit up gasping for
breath until I went black in the face
I started Drs- Shores treatment last
month, and want to say it has been
simply wonderful I got relief IN
THREE DAYS so I slept like a baby.
and have steadily improved since. hav-
ing gained eight pounds in weight. and
feeling better generally. I thought at
one time I was dying, but since start
ing with Drs. Shores I feel like new
man, and heartily indOrse these doc
tors 1 have known Drs. Shores about
ten years and know they understand
their business.
(Signed) THOMAS OSBORN.
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man who started out to make kohl
nielsen" a household word in Utah. He
introduced bill in the legisIa ture. and
It was due to his silvery eloquence that
the bill ever became a law. appropriat-
ing 5000 for the purchase of kohl mel
sen"
In fact, R. c. Lund Of St. George was
insisting yesterday that the name
should be kohl kieseT' in graceful
recognition of the Ogden mans part in
introducing them to Utah.
None of the solons had ever heard
OF the thing they were agreeing to
spend money for. but they had conf
dence in the Ogden senator. They felt
sure he would come 20 the front as n
judge of "iohl nielsen" and pick out
some high-grade specimens for Utah
The senator told them that kohl mel
sen" were birds that inhabited his ma
tive land-the land where beer and
.pretzels were invented. the land of
Wagner. Bismarck and Kiesel They
were told that the birds ate more in a
day than small boy on Thanksgiving
and that they confined themselves ex-
clusively to a diet of insects that in
jured fruit
Thus it came about that the state
board of horticulture turned to Ser
ator Kiesel when the time came to
buy kohl nielsen" But the senator
hunked. He declared that he was nos
an expert On Species anu even ne might
be fooled He las sure that kohl mel
sen We're good things. but he was not
certain that he could tell them from
some other birds.
so now we are up a stump" de
clared Secretary J. A Wright of the
state board of horticulture at the CuI-
len. we don't want TO make any mis-
take about this. 1t would be unfortu-
nate to repeat the experience the state
has had with the English sparrow. 50
we would like to find somebody who -
an expert on kohl nielsen"
Anybody who viii guarantee to dis
tinguish a kohl meiSen from an Amer
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employed by the cattlemen had worked
to this end by running down and lassOing
coyotes and ripping their scalps of and
allowing them to go at large. The coy
otes suffered but little from the loss Of
their scalps. and. finding that after they
had yielded them up they were allowed 10
frequent the cattle ranges without being
mOleSted, and to grow lat on mutton
they soon =rasoed the situation and be
gan to come in and be scalped when hot
weather set in. a new scalp grows on
the bald heads in one season, and they
all come in once a year TO be GcalDed,
and the cowboys are getting rich on
bOunties, while the number Of coyotes
increases
Mr.. Jones says that unless the bounty
law is repealed every cowboy in that
region will be a millionaire and the state
will be bankrupt in a few years. If any
one doubts this statement he is assured
that Mr.. Jones is an honest MANN fact,
he has long been known in that part of
Idaho where he resided as Honest
Iorpe -
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r HE gentlemen who rustic the les
tive italic space, who know the ''e''
box from the shooting stick who
twist a quOiu and ofttines even deign
10 pull the Washington, foregatherad
at the Kenyon yesterday afternoon.
They were the thought mouIders Of the
state, the men who tell the people how
they ought 10 think. who do more work
Tor less money than any other class Of
people on the habitable globe.
me object of the meeting ives to hear
addresses from President Felt aud Will
liam Buys on subjects in which the
freSs association is interested. The at
tendance was hatteringly large. Ed
TORS from many different counties were
present and listened with close atten-
tIon 20 the words Of their cOnfreres- Mr..
Felt spoke irst.
He paid special attention to the part
advertising and part cash" propCsi-
lions that are being constantly sun
miJJed 10 the country newspapers. Mr.
Felt cited an instance that had come
under his observation where a cycle
company offered o wheel for One-third
g. and tWO-thiTds advertising. The
value of the bicycle was stated to be
So The offe- was accepted and the
editor subsequently learned that he
could have bought the identical wheel
for SIS cash.
tavors Newspaper Trust.
q think if any kind of a trust were
allowable. Mr.. Felt went on. cit should
be the newspapers. especially those
known as country newspapers. We set
price for our space the same as the
local dealer in commodities, and gen
orally our own local merchants nav the
p-lce set. but the eastern shark comes
t-ong and soon we are showing the
A--anest kind Of discrimination against
our best supporters. the local mer-
cnants If we could only organize our
serves against these sharks so that
tLelr agents could not come in and saw
20 and so has given me this rate. and
u you cant meet it I'll leave YOU out
We should establish a rate and hold to
y. even If We have To stuff the adver-
using pages with our own matter"
NI' Felt thought il certainly should
n+ possible to form a combination
sIong enough TO keep the eastern med
lelhe adver Users out OF force them to
pay better prices Another matter TO
Nhlch he called attention was the lack
~ respect shown the association in the
olt'hlnenJS of reception committees
cry ue.egaJionS To congresses and other
sa-Aerlngs outside the state. The
Sneaker said he had called Governor
Ntis attention 10 it. and had been
assured that no discOurtesy was intend
sL He felt sure that proper recogni-
uon would oe given the editors here
Address ny Editor Buys.
William BUYS. editor of the Wasatch
wave, followed Mr.. Felt. His subject
~, me Relationship of the Country
Uellsner 10 the Press Association"
Ar Buys felt that this relationship was
~ suong- He believed the members
a. ~ me association should be brotherly
III al thlngs, willing to help each other
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young Woman Insane

Seattle. Wash. July 27.-NIrs. Lizzie Oh
son, a prepOssessing and elegantly attired
young woman. was taken from a west
bound Northern Pacific train last night
violently insane. She had in her possess
sion, besides telescope containing a
quantity of clothing. bank book issued
by a Walla Walia institution containing
credits for over $500 deposited during the
year 1900. Mrs. Olson is believed to be
the wife of a restaurant keeper Of Walla
Waila, though this is not positively
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ated.
In the afternoon the crowd split up
into groups. Some of them went out TO
Saltair for another dip. Others visited
the salt Palace. Some took in the
street fair Midway and a fair spTink-
ling saw the ball game. There wash
man in the crowd when the train
ruIled out who wasn't sorry he couldn't
stay longer.
John F. Carroll, managing editor OF
the Denver Post, and H Mcmillan OF
I.eslie's Weekly. stayed over. Mr.. Car
roll returns to Denver at Z O'Clock TINS
morning, and Mr. Mcmillan Nlil start
with his daughter for California tomor-
row.
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A Gun of Lanes Tea at Night

Moves the bowels next day, and its
continued use will cure haIbitual con-
stipatiOn, sick headache and indiges-
ton. 1t will do you more good, and
cost you less money than any other
medicine on earth. Your druggist viii
refund you the purchase price if you
are not satisfied. Price, 25c and SOC a
package. For sale by Godbe-Pitts Drug
company.
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Rise in Price of Primes.

San Jose, Cal, July 27.-At a meeting
of the executive committee of the
Cured Fruit association today all resO-
Iutions fixing the price Of prunes were
reScinded. This practically withdraws
all prunes from the market for the
present. The action was taken to take
advantage of the rise in prices caused
by the drought in the east.
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Eastern Newspaper Men Enjoyed
Their Visit.

-ae push Of newspaper men who
med salt Lake with the Union Pa
- - special Friday night. spent yes
- seeing the interesting sights of
nigg. l,ney went away at o'clock last
~ thoroughly convinced that they
-ao an kinds Of q good time.
ei--.S oay morning tho visitors were
49, ially-hO party. During this
ifi~s saw most of the points worth Wis
rs AT the conclusion of the drive
ei,a- w emu 10 the tabernacle, where a re-
pr ,--s aed been arranged in their honor.
80 'Sssor Mcclellan presided at the or
SsIe..a ma ID. :. Goddard gave two vocal
iAS which were mucE appreci-
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I1373 West North Temple ST.. Salt Lake
CITY

Mr. Bell. whose picture is given here
with, says: Il have been a victim of
Catarrh of the Stomach and Head for
a Ions time. To start with. my head
and nose stopped up, causing me to
hawk and spit continually. Then it
began to affect my lungs. so that if I
ran short distance 1 was almost ex-
hausted and could scarcely get my
breath. Finally it reached my stom-
ach, and trouble began in earnest. Ny
food sOUTed on by stomach, I had Sc
we're pains after eating, and at night
I could scarcely lie down i'm bed for
fear of choking to death. I got so bad
1 went to see DIS. Shores, and after a
began their treatment To
make it brief, I viii say I have been
under their care just a month. and
they have simply done wonders for me.
Today I can eat what I please. my
is good and sound, no pains or
distress, and feel like I could run
quarter of a mile now without trouble.
In fact, I can work much better. with
less fatigue. I have not had a head
ache since starting their treatment
where I used to have them daily.
(Signed.)
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State Officials Search for {
''KOhl Nielsen" Expert.

very much like TO import some kohl
nielsen, but they have read OF men in
Nephi and elsewhere who bought things
called gold bricks. Consequently, they
are afraid that somebody viii palm off
on them an elephant a rhinOceros.
an eel o. an English sparrow and cali
il a kohl nielsen.
Senator Fred KieseI Of Ogden is the
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he ne state board Of horticulture is
~, e'iis Tor a man that knows a kohl
ID rom an elephant The board
- a1'hority fr5m the legislature ana
ber .5ssgss'ry funds to purchase a num-
b ~. ~ Aenl nielsen to be auned loose
hsuSDtt mn z. 70 devour the insects tbst
- me orchards. The board would
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Sale of Sample Pianos.

Sample pianos from such high grade
factories as Conover Bros, Haines
Bros, Hobart NJ. Gable, to be closed
out at wholesale prices this week on
easy terms. A decided bargain sale
Gable Piano & Organ Co. opposite Z.
Z. NJ. I
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b When catarrh Of the head or throat is neglecte,
or wrongfulIy treated, It extends down the wind
pipe into the bronchial tubes, and after a Will,
attacks the lungs. Quickly cured with little COS
by Drs. Shores famous treatment
Have you cough 20
do you take cold easily ?"
Have you pain in the sideT'
do you raise frothy materialg7"
do you spit up little cheesy lumps7'
do you feel you are growing wsaEer7''
Don't risk negiecting these warnings stop tn
disease before it reaches the lungs.
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symptoms ID Diseases ID the Nerves.
HOME TREATMENT.

No one deprived of the benefits of DIS.
Shores treatment because of living at a
distance from the office. The same Won
derLul and Uniform success attending the
treatment Of DIS Shores in their office
IS found in their HOME TREATMENT
OF PATIENTS BY NAIL. BY the use
OF d symptom blank they are able 10 dag
nose cases and prescribe for them. Pa
uents living in the country may enjoy the
benefits of Drs- Shores skill as well as
those in the city WRITE FOR SYMP-
TOM BLANK and have your case dag
nOSed- 1t viii cost you nothing. The
charges for home treatment are s. q
month all medicines free
CONSULTATION FREE TO ALL.
office HOUrs-Week days 10 to 3 p. m.
Evenings, to 8 p. m; Sundays, 10 a. IA.
to j noon.
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of the Ears.

Catarrh extends from the throat along the
achian tubes into the ears causing partial or
complete deafness Quickly cured with little cost
BY Drs. Shores famous treatment.
Is your hearing failingP'
do your ears dfscharges7
rs the wax drying in YOUR eaTsT''
DO you hear better some days than others -
is your hearing worse when you have a cold -
Don't neglect this until your hearing is r.
reparably destroyed. Drs. Shores can cure you
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The Head ana Throat.

This form of catsrfh is most comInon-resultins
from neglected cOlds-quickly cured with litt
cost by DIS Shores famous treatment.
rs your nose stopped upE'
"Doee your nose discharge ~
''Is your nose sore and tender?''
lis there pain in front Of he2d?"
do you hawk to clear the thToatT'
''Is your throat dry in the morning 80
DO you sleep with your mouth open ?"
You can be easily cured nOw-dOn't let It tut
into cOmplicatiO
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mer in the final heat of the half-mile
circuit championship.
Lou Downing Of Los Angeles won
the one-mile amateur handicap. Time
.2-01 ID
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The liver IS affected by Catarrhal poisons o.
tending from the stomach into the ducts OF the
liver. Quickly cured With little cost BIZ Drs
Shores famous treatment.
do you get dizzy?'
''Have you cold feet7"
do you feel miserabIeT'
''DO you get tired easy7"
''DO you have hot hushes1'
Are your spirits low at timesl@
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Results IN two ways, by taking cold and BY over
working the kidneys in separating from the bloc
the catarrhal pois0ns which AFFECT all organs
Quickly cured with little cost By DIS Shores
famous treatment
DO your hands and feet sweIlF'
''Is il noticed more at nfgbtg''
Els there pain in the small Of the back
HAS the perspiratiOn bad odor -
''Is there pufiness under the eyes,
DO you have TO get up often at niEhtT''
rs there deposit in urine If left SHADING =
Don't neglect these signs and risk Bright
Disease killing you Cure 1t now.
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ELKEs QUIT THE TRACK.
Bob Walthour Wins Fifty-Mile Race
at Manhattan Beach.

New York, July 27.-After riding
miles in a four-cornered
ffty=mile motor-paced race at Man
haitian Beach this evening Harry
Fixes abandoned the contest and went
to his dressing room thoroughly
beaten.
Bob waIthcur OF Atlanta won the
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lean eagle viii earn undying thanks
by volunteering his services to The
board OF horticulture.
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DANGER SIGNALS
Aches and Pains Are the Danger
Signals That You Are Sick and
Need Treatment.

Read the following symptoms over carefully
mark those you feel In your case and send bring
them TO Drs- Shores and they VIII tell you whether
you can be cured FREE OF CHARGE.
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The LAST WEEK OF THE So RATE

ANDcH
oRS
EIT FF5F = Fl MONTH TR Tig
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(Signed.
FREDERICK W. BELL"

do you have umbling In the bowels2''
These are the seven simple signs Indicating
disease Of the liver If yog have any OF sn q
them, seek Drs- Shores now and be cured
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@ DRA5NFsE 52a sG RTE RTE 2oEH
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Of the stomach.


Catarrh Of the Stomach IS usually caused by
swallowing mucus. which drops down from the
head and throat az night. Quickly cared at little
cost by Drs. Shores famous treatment.
rs there nausea2'
do you beIch up gasT'
Are you cunstipated -
rs your tongue coated 20
DO you blnat ND after eatiug2"
rs there constant bad taste in the mouth -
Now IS the time 10 be permanently cured. DIS.
shores are curing hundreds every week.
symptoms OF Diseases Of the Nerves.
The majority Of nervous diseases are caused
by poisons In the blood Poison circulating in the
blood harnesses the brain and nerves, ana such
symptoms these follow:
DO you get giddy?
Is your mind dull2
Are you easily dazed7
Do you have headache7
Are You easily eLcitedf
Do your hands tremble2
Does your heart hutter2
Are you easily irTitated7
Are you always anxious?
Do your muscles twitch?
Is your temper irritable?
Suffer from sleepleSsness7
Are you easily frightened
Does your sleep not refresh yOuf
Do you suffer from neuralgia
Do you have horrible dreams?