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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-12
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BRAKEMAN Is KILLED
J. NJ. Leach Struck by Bridge Near
Juab-B Buried This Afternoon.

]. NJ. Leach, a brakeman on the ore
gon Short Line railroad, met a violent
death yesterday at Bridge 1885, just be-
low Juab. He was walking along the
runway OF the caboose when he was
struck by the bridge and knocked from
the train, death resulting at once The
body was brought to the city on an
evening train and was taken to Joseph
William Tsylor's undertaking parlors,
where the funeral was held this af-
ternoon under the auspices Of the
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. Mr..
Leach lived at Juab
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DOING HER OWN WORK AT 70,

Mrs Mary A. Huilt's experience was
similar 20 that Of her husband:
Il was suffering from dyspepsia ana
heart disease and would be Unconscious
Iometmes for whole day. while IN one
9t lhtse attacks my husband gave me
buny,.s Pure Malt Whiskey and came
out OF II almost at once, and the strange
part OF II Is ] have never had an attack
81 II since, Whenever l feel any symp-
IONS J take tablespoonful OF Dnffys
rure Malt Whisky ana It drives the
Wind from around my heart and as soon
as this Is done the pain Is all gone and /
leei perfectly strong. My dyspepsia Is
rhurely cured. ] can eat anything. and
hler eating too heartily ! take drink %
puuys Pure Malt Whisky and the dis.
'ressed, heavy feeling disappears | am
~ my SEVENTEEN year and do ali my own
nork with six In my family | heartily
recommend Dufy's Pure Malt Whiskey
70 ,every woman who suffers, especially 10
20 people II Is my only medicine AMI
,hahks 70 | am strong and can enjoy
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Brooks-Master Of Caxton.
Dudeney-Spindle and Plough.
Gibson-My Lady and Allan. Darke.
Gyp-Bijou's Courtship.
Hinkson--POnt OF Honor.
Pool-A Widower and Some Spinsters.
Rives- Barbara Dering.
sand-Master Mosaic Workers.
Swlft-Game Of Love.
Whitby-Fower and Thorn.
Wllliams--Old Dusty's Story.
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HEALTHY AND STRONG AT 80.

Mr.. THOMAS s. Hullt, eighty years old
OF Long Branch, N. j., wrote us on Jan.
9Th, 1909:
Notwithstanding am eighty years old
40 not look sixty. | attribute my yigor
ana youth 20 the constant use OF Duffys
Pure Malt Whisky. my only medicine
take II three times day and will con-
tlnpe to do No as long as l live. know II
IS the greatest stimulant and tonic for old
men WREN they need something 10 aid ma
turn :"
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For That Tired Feeling.

Miss Helen Whitman, 8OSll Grand
avenue, Milwaukee, Wis, writes:
"There Is nothing like Peuna for
that tired feeling, which gives you no
ambition for work or play. After pro-
longed illness about a year ago. 1 felt
unable to regain my health, but four
bottles of Peruna made wonderful
change and restored me TO perfect
health. As long as you keep your blood
in good condition you are all right and
Peruna seems to ill the veins with pure,
hoalthful blood, thoroughly endorse
tn MISS HELEN WHITMAN.
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INDUSTRIAL TOPICS.
Ex'Factory Inspector Kelly Of Illinois
To Speak Here Soon.

on the afternoon of Thursday, the
oath at 2:sO at the Ladies' Literary
club house, there will be given the
first OF a series of three lectures on in
dustrlal questions, by Mrs. Florence
Kelley of New York City, secretary OF
the National Consumers league.
Mrs. Kelley was for years factory in
spector for the state of Illinois, and is
so thoroughly familiar with the in
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Bingham: a. Petro, Eureka; NJ. d.
Robinson. Frank Scappton, Ogden.
The windsor. G. Layler, Los An
geles; Julius Floto and wife, Chicago;
John Mcmillan. Allegheny. Pa. h. /.
Weyley. Boise; Thos. J, Annette, Gale
ma, Ills. j, IL MannOn, Chicago; Thos.
Parks and wife, W. j. Paks and wife.
Lake Linden, Mich. W. J. Mariner.
Bingham, Ia; W. L. Squire and wife,
Silver Creek. Nab5 G. /. Countryman.
Atha Williams and wife, Bingham; l..
G. Young, PocatellO; Albert Johnson,
Moline. MS; Il. j. Wods, Topeka.
aknsasi +. l.. Saunders, Chicago; X.
=. Fopte. Pueblo. colo. + r. McKen-
ma, Bloomington, Elmer Davis, Dem
YER II. q, Walker and wife r. Y.
Walker Il. T. McAlroy. Hulsted, Colo:
p, NJ Maughan, Logan; Jesse thinner
man, Atlca. Ohio, Geo. Greening. +.
Rounds, pocatello; ]. Everett. Ogden;
r.. J.. Craig. Ogden ed Montgomery,
Colorado Springs, Colo. Sam Jones.
Bingham; NJ. Canon, Denver, w. r.
Taylor and wife ogden; NJ ]. Gurrin,
Pocatello; +. r.. slater Pueblo. Colo.
r. F. Kelley. Ogden, Mrs. b 8. Black,
--------.-p-.--
The Windsor European Hotel, ad-
Joining the Kenyon. New building,
new furniture Rates 80 cents. IS cents
ana SLIGO per day A. FRED WEY.
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Nervousness of Women.

Mrs. Mary f. Sampson, West Derry,
Rockingham comfy, N. H., writes;
al had terrible headache and was
nervous all the time; also had trouble
each month; was deaf in one ear for
thirty years. l took six bottles Of Peru.
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local galaxy Of clubs, and It's person
mel, together with the high aims for
which II works. make II a valuable
addition to Utah clubdom.
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dustrial problem from the most prac-
tical view point as to make her an
authority on the subject
The admission to these lectures will
be free and II is urged that Mrs. Kelley
be paid the compliment Of large audi
enees, The first lecture on Thursday
afternoon will be IN the nature of a re-
ception 60 Mrs. Kelley as well.
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was summoned and the boy Is now rest
ing as easily al could be expected un-
der the circumstances.
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This paper might be filed with items
like the following and every one be
the absolute truth. had rheumatism
for years and tried almost everything
but got no permanent relief until |
used Chamberain's Pain Balm. three
bottles Of which have cured me. II Is
the best medicine ever used.--Phiip
f. RhoGds, Pennyllle, Mo- Pain Balm
Is for sale by all druggists.
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l20 YEARS OLD,

Abrsm f. Elmer. OF Utica, N, v, said;
"a used Duffys Pure Malt whisky as
my only medicine for thirty years and /
know II prolonged my life and kept my
system free from disease. II II the great
est medicine In the world"
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BEWARE SPRING CATARRHI
Tired Feelings, Aching Bones, Lassitude, Drowsness,
Fatigue, Nervousness, ShepIessness
[PE.RU-NA A SURE spECIFICl

worked wonders with my system. My
health is excellent now, and whenever
feel languid or nervous l take few
doses Of Peruna and It goes right to the
spot. A number Of my friends have
taken it and are universal in It's praise"
MRS. NJ. Il. JENKINS.
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A meeting Of the ladies' who will at.
tend the biennial was held yesterday
at the home OF Mrs. Blckford. and az
ter conference 1t was decided that
Instead OF making the Westminster
hotel the headquarters for the Utah
delegation as first given out, and
stated elsewhere In this paper, Il
would be the Hotel Angeles. The full
list OF those who viii 90 from Utah 10
Los Angeles is not completed yet. but
will be known next week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-12

The Y, l.. ". I. A. OF the Nlnteenth
ward are making arrangements for a
May-day celebration A grand bali
will be given in the afternoon and
evening OF May /. A queen OF May
with twelve maids of honor will reign
during the evening and May pole
dance will be given by the maids.
There IL lively voting for the queen at
the local stores, Misses Gertle Hayes.
Ethel Bach. Nellie Mulhall and Rer-
tina Wiley being In the lead. their ad-
mirers making the contest an interest
ing one.
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VIGOROUS AT 81.

MRS. DANIEL MOORE.
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The P. y. o. society has been admit.
ted 10 the general federation. and viii
doubtless do the GOOD work NJ member
OF the organization, that they have AZ
an Individual club. The p y. o. has
made an enylable name for itself IN the
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The county clerk issued the follow
Ig marriage licenses this week:
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Mrs. ]. IT, Royle VIII 20 10 Los An
seles as the guest OF the general fed
Grafton, and vice president Of the same
body. She VIII also act as proxy for
the president.
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Mrs. o. y. Miles was hostess at a
delightful dinner last night given In
honor of Mrs. Majors OF Canada. Cow
ers were laid for 70.
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Tonic for Broken-Down System.
Mrs. NJ. Il. jenkins, 1873 Goyean street,
Windsor, Ont, President OF Victoria
Lodge, Queens Daughters, writes:
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Mrs, ]. A. Robinson Of San Francisco
daughter OF c. w. Aldraeh Of Clear
Lake, is visiting her father.
The Lamar register., 1902-04-09
COLORADO. WEDNESDAY,
we're in Lamar Friday.

were in Lamar Friday.
s. g. Dew is hauling alfalfa hay
for A. N, Parrish at Grote station.
Grandpa Laurence has been sick
for the last six weeks and is still very
low.
w. Marks has moved in the section
house with his brother in law, August
Finke.
John Chaplin, wife and daughters
were visiting at G. H. Murphy's
Sunday.
Mabel McMillen was thrown from
horse Sunday while out riding and
fractured her arm.
H. j. Dumas visited his daughter
Maud, Saturday, who is making her
home at p. A. Eberle's.
Messrs. Higbee and Masser have
finished their contracts on the Fort
Lyon ditch and returned home with
their grading outfit Saturday even
ing.
The Carlton Sunday school had
their yearly election of officers.
They are as follows: G. e. Case,
superintendent; Mrs Higbee, assist
ant superintendent; Maud Dumas,
secretary; Mrs. Murphy, assistant
secretary; p A. Eberle, treasurer.
A. S.
The Lamar register., 1902-04-09
MCLEAN BROS.

ger profit incident thereto and not
only do not provide adequate or con.
venient transfer from this section to
the Denver market, but strive in
every way to make shipments in that
direction not only Improbable but
seriously inconvenient 30 that we
have heretofore found it practically
impossible to patronize our home
market; therefore,
''Resolved, That we congratulate
the enterprising people of Denver on
their new packing plant and express
our earnest desire to patronize that
market if the Santa Fe and the Mis-
souri, Pacific railroad can be induced
to furnish us train service in that
direction that will put our stock on
also give us fair rates on .cottonseed
meal and other feed for feeding our
cattle, hogs and sheep. We ask the
promoters of that market and the
Colorado Cattle and Horse Growers
association to join us in our efforts to
secure fair play from the railroads
and fair service for which we are
willing to pay"
Aresolution was adopted condemn.
ing the action of congress in passing
the Henry oleo bill, extending thanks
TO Senators Teller and Patterson foi
working and voting agai nst it.
Constitutions and by laws were
adopted and some time was spent
discussing the state inspection of
cattle, which has been far from salts
factory. Secretary Fred p. johnson
of the state association was present
and addressed the meeting on the
work of the state organization. The
question of new laws, especially in
regard to the inspection of brands,
was consider ed and the sentiment
was largely in favor of divorcing
politics from this branch of state
government Representative H. l..
Lubers addressed the meeting, ex-
planning the position of the legisla-
The Lamar register., 1902-04-09

ture and setting stockmen right on
where the responsibility rested for
the non passage Of the stoc kme ems
bills.
A number Of new members were
admitted. Officers elected we're:
w. A. Towers, president; A. H. Muir
ray, first vice president; AN. Parrish,
second vice president; NJ. j. Nc.
Millin, secretary; j. r. Sullivan,
assistant secretary; p. G. Scott,
treasurer.
The Lamar register., 1902-04-09
STOCK ASSOCIATION.
Tho Annual Meeting Of the Nom
bers Of the Association at Las
AnImas, April 8.

Animas, April D.
The following is a telegram taken
from the Denver Republican giving
the proceedings of the Bent county
Stock Growers association last Satur
day:
LasAnimas, Col April 5.-(Special, }
The Bent and Prowers County
Cattle & Horse Growers association
held its annual meeting here today.
1t was one of the largest and most
enthusiastic meetings held in years
and the stockmen were busy until
late this evening Considerable time
was spent roasting the railroads for
the poor service given in getting
stock to market and particularly to
Denver, which it seems is harder to
reach than Kansas City. Repre-
sentatives of the Santa Fe and
Missouri Pacific railroads were pres
ent and frankly admitted that their
service to Denver was poor, but as
one of them explained, awe are
naturally looking for all the business
we can get and as the longest haul
pays the most money, we naturally
favor Kansas City"
j. j. Cahill, general manager of
the Western Packing company, which
is building the new Denver packing
plant, addressed the meeting and ex,
planned what his company was doing
and promised good market for cat
tie, sheep and hogs in Denver as
soon as the new packing house is
completed. Mr.. Cahill described the
new plant and spoke of the necessity
of having the stock from this valley.
His remarks created much interest
and enthusiasm and speeches were
made by Maj. Towers, A. N. Parrish
duu OGucI pioiuihohu oeoS N IL ~,
pledging the support of the cattle
men of this part of the valley to the
new enterprise and In return asking
Mr.. Cahill to use his influence with
his company to secure for the stock
men of this section fair treatment
and chance to ship to Denver. Un
der present conditions stock is hauled
west on local trains and it sometimes
takes day to get as far as La Junta,
while the run to Denver should be
made in 10 hours. The following
resolutions were una nous ly
adopted:
"Whereas, A number of Denver
capitalists have recently commenced
the construction of modern packing
plant in that city which will have Il
capacity sufficient to handle all the
live stock that can be supplied from
this and other western estates, and,
"Whereas, the Denver live stock
market is several hundred miles near
er this district than any other market
for beef cattle, but owing to the fact
that the railroads IN the valley are
seeking the longer haul and the lar
The Lamar register., 1902-04-09
Real Estate Transfers.

The following is list of the real
estate transfers filed at the county
clerks office during the past week,
as taken from the records:
March 3l-Ella c. Hitchcock to
Florida v. Koen; warranty
deed to lot 7-22 and lots "A
and 4b-27, and lot and NE
n NE14 2s-22-47; oonsidera-
April "a. VI s. B. & 1. L. Co. to
Earle r. Stevenson; warran-
ty deed to 30 acres in 923-
AZ; consideration 1880 90
April 4-Jesse L. Wood to Will
mont j. Pratt; warranty
deed to block 10 Woods add
to Holly; consideration 1O7G 90
April "a. v. s. B. & I. L. Co.
to II. w. Milford; warranty
deed to lot 10 Park Subdi-
vision to Holly;consideration 275 90
April "a. v. S. B & 1. L. Co.
to Hattie E. Phillips; war
ranty deed to lot 4 block 8,
Holly; consideration rs 90
April 5-Katie A. Feast to f. L.
Webb; warranty deed to lot
block 8, Lomar; consider
alton 15O 90
April 5-E. N. Keep to A. B.
Palmer; quit claim deed to
block 8, M. & X. add to
Granada; consideration 10 90
April 5-John w. Paxton ct al
to r. r. Yager; warranty
deed to lot block 62 w. s.
add to Lamar and part OF
lot block "a; consideration 200 90
The Lamar register., 1902-04-09
Attention Farmers and Stocknlen

Don't forget we are headquarters for all kinds of
Cattle and Sheep Dip for the cure of Scab, Mango,
Lice or Ticks on all kinds Of stock. Our line in
cludes the following we'll known brands: BLACK
LEAF, SCABSCURA, (the kind recognized by
U. S. government, ZENOLEUM, KEOMUL-
SION and COOPER'S DIPS. Also LEES
LICE KILLER and SULPHUR in any quantity.
We are also prepared to supply you with and other
dip on the market. Respectfully,
The Lamar register., 1902-04-09
COUNTY Notes..

Cory Strain came down from La
mar Monday and put his grain bust
ness here in motion.
Miss Corinne Morehouse OF Lamar
visited with the Misses Millinger at
the Holly hotel Tuesday.
E. w. Gardner has been in Lamar
the greater part of the week super
intending the work on the new hotel.
w. D. Emerson, manager of the
Postal telegraph office at Lamar
came down Tuesday evening and
took in the social ball.
We understand some Hollyites are
working on process to extract gold
from goldfish. They expect to get
their organization perfected and have
the process patented.
A newspaper is just like bill OF
fare, no person likes all it contains.
The proper way is to select what you
like and leave what you dislike for
those who have different taste.
Don't find fault with the menu be-
cause you can't swallow the whole
list.
From the Holly News.l
Fred Mohl came in this morning
from Adrian, Minnesota.
Mrs. Millinger and daughter Laura
visited Coolidge yesterday afternoon.
BrotherMilford's residence is about
completed and presents a nice ap
pesrance as finished.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian aid
society surprised Mrs. q. L. McPher.
son last night and passed q pleasant
social evening.
L. F. Matthews was in town on
business Monday. He reports much
heavier snowfall on the south side
than here the last storm.
The ball given in the new Dawley
building Tuesday was a success in
every way and was we'll attended.
Quite q number came down from
Lamar for the occasion.
From the Granada Timesl.
Most of the farmers now have their
beets planted.
w. I. Brumfield was a Lamar Wis.
itor Tuesday.
w. G. McCurry has badly swelled
hand, caused by patting horse too
hard.
Dan Petit has gone to Denver on
business. He expects to return and
put in crop of beets.
Smith Coates has surveyed off an
acre Of ground which he donated to
the Coates school district.
We notice from the Manzanola
Sun that A. NJ. Brenaman is leader
Of the band in that town. Music will
be good and plentiful there now.
H. T. Parish of the north side has
purchased a 40 acre tract in the KY
ranch Of Bane & Bassett and will
erect stone residence in the sum.
mer.
The Lamar register., 1902-04-09
Carton Notes.

Mrs. Gerard is on the sick list.
Mrs. NJ. J. McMillin was calling
in Carlton Monday.
Mrs. Higbee and Mrs. Christian
The Lamar register., 1902-04-09
| y NJ B e r

We carry a complete stock Of all kinds of
Lumber and Building Material, and shall be
glad to figure with you. Come and get our
prices before buying.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-08-15
THE INTERSTATE SHOOT.
Apgar High Man. Making Run of II
Consecutive Breaks.

Brunswick, Ne, Aug. 14.-There wei
many big kills at the second day
tournament of the Interstate TIP
Shooting Association. ,Neaf ApgarN
New York. was high gun, with sfe
Of 191 out of 200. L. c. Griffith of Rs-
coag. r. l.. was second with 1870; r.
ton. Portland, third. 1S5; II. G. WfI-
er. Marlboro, Mass. fourth, 1S2. 4af
and Griffith tied for high gun nney
of the two days shoot, each breflhs
go out of 400. Fl. G.. Wheeler Wonnl a
money, breaking 35S out of 400.
The shooting, today was ver&iose
and spirited. Apgar made a ruIF 100
consecutive breaks. In the m4hah-
disc events S. NJ. Wheeler of funs-
wick. won, being the only MP 10
break 10 straight.
The special prizes offered to 7 hlth
guns of the Brunswick Gun CR we're
won by Dunning. first, 164yd. NJ.
Wheeler. second. 100; 5. Whitlre ana
c. Whitmore. tied for thirdfln the
shoot off S. Whitmore won.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-08-15
TO THE LETTER.
Biddeford w. c. 7. U. Wants
Liquor Law Strictly
Memorial Service for Late Sheriff
Pearson at Old Orchard.
Apgar High Gun, Thursday, at the
Interstate Shoot.

Biddeford. Me, Aug. 1.-THE police
commission Of this city has been asked
to compel Chief of Police Harmon to
enforce to the letter the prohibitory
law. The request is made in the form
of IA petition signed by Mrs. Frances
Haines. president of the Biddeford Wo-
mems Christian Temperance Union,
and IL members of that body, all prom
inent in the city.
The petition states that in the city
there in open and defiant operation
many barrooms fitted up as gorgeously
as in any large license city in other
states: that there are many saloons
where men, women and children can
be seen walking in and rolling out from
early morning till late at night, ard
where the odor of ale and lager offends
as much as in the shadow of a large
brewery.
The petition further says that little
boys and girls drink over the bar
themselves, that the city streets are
filed with drunken men, women and
children to such an extent that the
name of the municipality has become
a byword.
Chairman Banks of the police com
mission has returned the petition to
Mrs. Haines without comment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-08-15
FALES- SHAW,
Rockland Friends Of the Bride Taken
Completely by Surprise. NJ

Rockland, Me, Aug. 1.-THE climax OF
a romantic attachment was reached here.
Tuesday morning, in the marriage Of DR..
William E. $. Fales of New York, and
Miss Winifred Melville Shaw OF this city.
DR.. Fales was former United States con.
sui to Annoy, China. and has won a name
Tor himself as writer and lawyer. Miss
Shaw mas already gained some fame as
an artist and author
Or. Fales figured conspcuously in a di-
Vorce trial which recently attracted con-
siderable attention in the New York
courts. This trial In which Dr. Fales was
the l1bellee. resulted in his legal separa-
tion from Margherita Arlina Hamm and
who resided in Bangor prior to their mar
riage. In this suit for divorce an actress
was named as co respondent.
DIR. E'aleS came to Maine, recently and
at Cooper's Beach found recompensing
pleasure in the society of the young wo-
man VINO became his wife. Tuesday morn
ing. DR. Fales and Miss Shaw were con-
tributors to the same literary publication
The divorce was decreed. Aug. >, ana
while the bill was being delivered to the
libelant, intentions of marriage for DIR.
Fales and Miss Shaw were being filed in
the little office of Rockland's city clerk
The marriage was to have taken place
Aug. 6, the earliest minute which would
have permitted of legality, but 1t was
delayed by the death of DIR. Fales' moth
er Mrs. 1mogene G. Fales, Il distinguish
for nearly half a century the literary
center of such distinguished authors as
Emerson Curtis and Loagfellow.
The wedding was an extremely quiet
and exclusive affair on this account.
Rockland friends had no intimation of
the event. The bride IS daughter OF
Rev. and Mrs. +. NJ. Shaw and has been
very prominent in Rockland society.