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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-30
TO IMPROVE THE FORT.
The Board to Make Suggestions Be
gins Its Deliberations.

Inc Board TO Make suggestions Be
gins Its Deliberations.
The army board appointed to investi-
gate and report on the improvements
at Fort Douglas, for which about S20o.-
600 will be expended, went into session
yesterday morning, with Colonel Bubb
presiding, and will continue its labOrs
until matters are in such shape that
the war department can be advised how
to begin on the work
The board is officially advised that
S125,000 is available now said Colonel
Bulb last evening, 'and this figure viii
be increased If possible The depart
ment is ready to begin the constTuc-
ton of two new barracks, which VIII
be strictly modern, and viii cost some
thing like $4,000 each All that re-
mains is for us TO select the site The
board viii endeavor 10 accomplish this
on plan that viii make possible the
erection Of new buildings while the
old ones are in use. We do not want
to tear down the old ones until the
new ones are up; in other words, so
the old material can be utilized in new
construction. We viii have three gen.
eral schemes for the charging and
undermining of the post 70 regimental
size. and the department will select
one o. them The board VIII be in
session for several days yet"
When asked if local contra ctors
would have a chance to bid on the work
at Fort Douglas, Colonel Bulb replied
affirmatiyely. Bids viii be solicited
from all parts of the country. he be-
iieves, and, all things being equal, there
is little doubt that the contracts viii
be awarded to local people.
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viii Erect New BUILDING.

The Utah Federation of Labor has
decided to erect a Federated Trades
building to cost goo. The site is to
be selected in the near future. The
proposed building will contain lodge
rooms for all the unions in the city.
A committee of seven has been ap-
pointed to incorporate with capital
stock amounting to the cost of the
building. The committee, which will be
called the board of trustees, is COM
posed of d. A. Elton, r. G. Sleater, j..
Elton, J. Reading, H. G. Mcintyre, Carl
Ostby and Thomas Morris.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Zion's Savings Bank e. Trust COM
pany to Andrew p. Davidson, lots
20 to %, block l, Perkins Boule-
Zions Savings Bank & Trust COM
pany to Andrew 2. Davidson, lots
is to 70, block !, Perkins Boule-
ward ...-.. 1880 $500 $500 .......s %
Thomas r. Ellerbeck ct al to Sarah
E. Karrick. interest in part of lot l.
block Is. plat A, etc...............-.. 9G
John r. Riley to Edward 3. Wicks.
lots 10 and Il, block 1, Amended
Lincoln Park addition --...-.-.-.-.-
Spencer Clawsou to E ". Center.
165x50 feet northwest from south
east corner of lot 2, block Is,
plat A.. ------ ..------ ---.--------
Josephine Christensen to Mary Ann
Crowton. lots 4 to s, block 8. East
Side addition $500. ...... ......
James Davidson to Howard 9. Golf.
lots rs and q block ]. Walkers
subdivision of block S. plat A. 800
Eleanor Olbrich to Charles II. Reil-
lev, 21zx1O rods northeast from
southwest corner Of lot 3, block Is,
plat D. .----- -.---. .----- z,UO'
Marguerite +. Tilemann te Mabel
B. Beveridge. 10x2iA rods southeast
from AZ rods east of northwest
corner OF lot s. block 1Ol. plat A. 1,75f
George Harmon to Moses r. Porter,
Is acres in the northeast quarter
OF section s. township south,
i
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A Famous Shop in the CarroIlton
Hotel. Baltimore. MARYLAND

The barber shop in the Carrouton ho-
tel, Baltimore, sterilizes everything IL
uses in the shop. The sterilizing is done
by heat The towels, the razors, the
strops, the soap, the combs and brushes
are all sterilized before being used on a
customer. Where there is no sterilization,
have the barber use Newbro's Hefpicide.
.antiseptic for the scalp, and for the face
after shaving. All leading BARRIERS every
where appreciate these potent facts
ABOUT HeFplciae ana they use II. De,
Stroy the cause you remove the effect -
Send 10 cents In stamps for sample.
The Herpicide Co., 40 jefferson Ave,
Detroit. Mich.
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Post says that furni S b more
nourishment that
OAo P0unu VI the system will alb
Crane Nuts Sorb than tan
pounds of meat,
wheat, oats or bread. He has a rea-
son for the statement. The white flour
makers issued millions of circulars de-
nouncing him for the statement.
Post further says the excessive use
of white bread causes disease Of tile
bowels frequently ending in peritonitis
and appendicitis.
Close under the shell OF the wheat
lie the phosphates, potash and other
elements absolutely demanded by the
body for its proper feeding, particu-
larry for the nerve centers and the
brain. Also close under the shell lie the
elements of the diastase required by
the body to change the starchy part
of the wheat into Grape Suger during
the process of digestion.
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says he deserted her the following
April. She asks for the restoration of
her maiden name. Smith.
The hearing of Mrs O'Green as to
her sanity. which was to have taken
place yesterday morning before Coun-
ty Clerk James. was continued until
Monday morning.
Harry Lawrence has begun action
against Patrick J. Ward, Nora Ward.
Caroline Larsen and H. P. Larsen to
recover l,400 on a note, besides S24 so
interest. $3.50 attorneys fee and inter
est on the principal at the rate of I
per cent month until it is paid.
Judge Johnson of Spring City, of the
Seventh district. viii preside in the
district court this week for Judge
Morse The first case to be tried,
which viii be tomorrow, will be the
state VS.. Ed Redmond, charged with
robbing Miss Dora Wilson of some jew
eIry.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-30
LOGAN COURT NEWS.

Logan, Nov 29.-Jurge Hart yester-
day dismissed the charge of contempt
against J. Orson WEIGH, who refused to
pay alimony awarded by the court 10
his former wife.
Today his honor appointed H. E.
Hatch of Logan and Samuel P. HaK
of Wellsville commissioners to make up
the jury IIsI for 1903.
In the case Of Edward W. Nelson VS.
John F. and Charles W. Vaughan, an
order was made dismissing the action
at plaintiffs cost
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Building Permits.

Building permits issued during the
week were as follows.
John Erickson, 53S South Tenth
East, frame addition =. .....s 200
Eureka dairy, $50 East Ninth
South, frame shed ............ 100
Thomas Nelson. 81 Marion ave-
nue., brick cottage .-............. LOCO
L. A Johnson, 726 South State,
brick cottage -. ......... 500
Frank Doran, 1872 South Sixth
East, frame addition ......... 700
Elizabeth Griffiths. 679 South Third
west, brick store .............. 500
Henry Phipps, jr-, Third South
and State, alterations .-----..-.- 200
p. H. Hotchkiss, Fifth South. be-
tween Second and Third West,
brick cottage 800. 1000
Total ..... ......... 50, 200
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Notice of Trustees Sale in Bank
rupLcY.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned trustee in bankruptcy of the
estate of Korupkat & Co.. bankrupt,
win, on or before Wednesday, the Sd
day OF December, 1892, at 10 a. m, re-
ceive sealed bids for that stock Of
merchandise and store fixtures situated
at IS East First South street, Salt Lake
City, Utah.
The undersigned reserves the right 10
reject any and all bids. Said stock is
open for inspection. Any person wish
ing to examine said stock or fixtures,
or desiring further information con-
corning same, may call on the under
signed at his Office. 81 Atlas block.
Z. J. WILKINSON, Trustee.
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Bank CIearings.

Yesterdays report Of the bank clear
ings presents comparisons for the day,
week and month of a year ago. Yes
terday's clearings were $549 125. For the
same day a year ago they were S647.-
23S. For the week they were SS.176.064
For the same time a year ago. they
were 50, S64. 699. For the month they
were SI4, 537, PIT. For the same time a
wear ago thew were 81 SOS. 262
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THE basis of
The London nomenclature Of
Lancet" one OF TINS preparation is
the greatest medi- sEioentiy an Amer
cal authorities lsah PIE d ; d n y,
bas = 80. is derived solely
A'S " say from cereals. The
preparatory process
undoubtedly converts the food constit-
uents into much more digestible con-
dltion than in the raw cereal. This
is evident from the remarkable solu-
bility of the preparation, no less than
one-haIf Of 1t being soluble in cold
water The soluble portion contains
chiehy dextrin and no starch. In an
pearance 'Grape-Nuts' resembles sfried
bread crumbs. The grains are brown
and crisp, with a pleasant taste not
unlike slightly burnt malt. According
10 our analysis the following is the
composition Of Grape Nuts. Moisture
SUI per cent; mineral matter, 2.01 per
cent; fat, LEO per cent; proteids 15OO
per cent; soluble carbohydrates. etc
4s.4o per cent, and unaltered carbo-
hydrates Qnsoluble) 1887 PEI. cent. The
features worthy of note in this ANALYSIS
are the excellent proportion of proteid.
mineral matters and soluble carbo-
hydrates per cent. The mineral mat
ter was rich In phosphoric acid. Grape
Nuts is described as a brain and nerve
food, whatever that may mean. Our
analysis, at any rate, shows that il is a
nutrient of high order. since it con-
tains the constituents Of a complete
food in 2 very satisfactory and rich
proportion and in an easily assimiEabIe
state:s
Postum Cereal CO.. Ltd,
Battle Creek, Mich.
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IN THE COURTS.

Two petitions for divorce were filed
with the clerk OF the district court
yesterday morning. Hattie S. John
son AYERS that David Johnson married
her at Payson, Utah. in April, 1878, and,
after she had borne him eight children,
refused to support her or the children.
She asks for alimony. her husband s
homestead and the custody of the chill
dren. Maud May Pratt, who married
Guy Pratt in Salt Lake on Oct. 8, 1901,
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against $40. 0O0.Go to
We Wall place be deposited by the
$40, 10000 in anyMaine Experiment
designated bank Scientists (2) and
the total 500. 0O0. 90
less cost of experiment. to be paid to
them for their trouble and work If
they prove our claim untrue. If they
fail the amount to be paid US for our
time and labor Of demonstration.
Common earth and air contain the
raw elements necessary for mans food
but even If a scientific state Official
should tell you that, would you there
fore eat 10 pounds of earth and expect
to extract its nOurishment? 1t re-
Quires the curious and wonderful
manipulation of the laws of the vege-
table kingdom to select and combine
and prepare these food elements of
the soil in such a way that men and
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500 Reward. s1oo.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all it's stages and
that is CataFrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known 10
the medical fraternity Catarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system, thereby de-
stroying the foundation of the disease,
and giving the patient strength BY
building UP the constitution and assist
ing nature in doing its work. The pro-
prietors have so much faith in its cur
alive powers that they offer One Hun
bred Dollars for any case that it fails
TO cure. Send for list Of testimonials.
Address.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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HAD BURGLARS TOOLS.

John r. Masters is Convicted in the
City Court
John r. Masters was tried and found
guilty before a jury in the city court
yesterday on the charge of having in
his possession burglars tools with the
intention of committing a crime. The
trial occupied the greater part Of the
day, and verdict was returned at 6
O'clock last night
Masters was arrested by Night
Watchman Mulloy on the night of Nov.
%. when he was found in the rear Of
Market row, on First South street. He
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had a jimmy" used by crooks. in his
possession. and in the trial yesterday
he attempted to prove that he was an
employe in an iron foundry, and that
the Jimmy was a tool with which he
worked at the foundry. Sentence viii
be pronounced by Judge Diehl Monday
at 2 O'clock in the afternoon
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-30
LEHI's NEW MAYOR.
Mosiah Evans Is Chosen TO FIJI IN
expired Term of George Austin.
(Cno~iog IT,

Especial TO The Herald.)
Lehi, Nov. 29.-This evening, at a
special session of the city council.
Mayor George Austin rendered rs
resignation, he having been elected a,
representative to the next legislature.
Mr.. Austin is now serving his second
term as mayor, having been appointed
the first time to serve out the term of
Mosiah Evans, who likewise resigned
for the same cause.
At meeting of the council held this
evening Mosiah Evans was elected as
mayor TO I'LL the Unexpired term of Mr..
Austin. The name of Mr.. Gardiner was
also suggested, and on a vote being
taken Messrs- Taylor, Mears and Bone
favored Evans, and Messrs. Gardner
and Harwood voted for Gardiner, and
Mr.. Evans was declared elected.
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to question Posts
Now comes along claim regarding
the Maine Ex- the value OF one
pertinent Station pound of Grape
Nuts. They learn
edly discuss the subject and produce
a statement showing more calorics of
food value in ten pounds of bread than
in one pound of Grape-Nuts.
That is not the question at issue.
Like many other misunderstanding dab
sters they befuddle themselves and be-
come lost il the maze of scientific eff
fort.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-30
cOngregationa1 Church Fair.

The ladies of the First Congrega-
tional church will hold a mammoth
fair Dec. IL and IL at the church
Everything appropriate for gifts or
ones personal use to be found at this
sale. Wait TO do your Christmas shop
ping until you see their splendid as
sortment of fancy work, wearing ap-
parel for the baby, sofa pillows. hand
kerchiefs, home-prepared fruits and
dolls. The candy table viii have the
daintiest sweetmeats ready. and at this
fair will be found a most complete dis
play of burnt wood and leather work.
The ladies have, in fact, the highest
class of merchandise at lowest prices.
Refreshments will be served during
the day and evening OF both days, and
a concert given the last evening.
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because they dark
But the white en- the flour. The
four miller white -four OF the
throws out present day is al
these important most entirely com
elements posed OF slarcn'
and the elements
that will help ci-
gest that starch are left out; there
fore when much starch, even il the
shape Of white bread, is put into the
stomach it passes into the intestinal
tract where, instead Of being digested,
it ferments and causes trouble.
was invented, for
It was to remedy pr a ctfca1Iy the
this trouble that same methods that
Grape-Nuts Nature uses to di-
gest the starch are
used in the manufacture of Grape
Nuts, so that the famous food goes
into the body in the form of Grape
Sugar-that is, the starch has been
changed and the first act of digestion
has taken place.
The result is that the human body
is furnished with valuable food ele-
ments in the most perfect form.
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Never Touched Him


tN-IIINNt5U -NNW5sI
Newed-Say. how long does man have
TO be married to woman before she
agrees with him in everything?
Olcwed-Youu have to ask some one
else, my boy. I've been married only
thirty-seven years.
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H. g., absorb, take up.
~~D" meSn L0ou m a k use Of
value will the that's the question.
system Suppose YOU feed
man ten pounds
OF sugar (Which is nearly all pure
nourishmenO. Would his system alb
sorb 10 pounds? He would proba bly be
made sick and really lose weight and
strength But suppose you prepared
the sugar so he could quickly digest
and assimiiate it and absorb into his
system the nourishing properties of it;
is it not clear than one-haIf pound of
such food would furnish him more
nourishment THAT HIS SYSTEM
WOULD ABSORB than the 10 pounds,
or even so pounds of raw sugar?
That is exactly the case with Grape
Nuts. The elements of wheat and
barley are scientifically treated in ex-
actly the way the human body treats
them to accomplish the first act Of
digestion, that is, the change of starch
into Grape Sugar.
in order to keep
The makers OF the -four white. A
white flour sacri- man fed on white
fee the most bread alone will
valuable part Of gradually become
the wheat a shattered, nervous
wreck and die. He
can't possibly live
unless he is furnished with the food
elements required by nature to sustain
life, and some of the most powerful
are entirely absent in white bread.
Every element in the wheat and bar
ley is kept in Grape-Nuts and man or
animal can live indefinitely on that
perfect food We have records Of sew
eral thousand cases where people have
been unable to MAINTAIN health, weight
and strength on meat, wheat, oats
or bread, and have been able to in
crease weight. vitality and strength on
the little portions of Grape-Nuts TAX
en- as a portion of each meal.
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ARRANGE FOR FAIR.

The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Congregational church viii holds its
final meeting before the holidays Tues
day, Dec. 2, at II a m, at the church.
At this meeting final arrangements win
be made for the fair which they give
the 18th and 18th of December.
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CHICAGO EXCURSION.
Via Union Pacific.

Nov. Is to so inclusive. round trip
only So so. For particulars call 81
city ticket Office, 201 Main street.
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LOW RATES EAST

via Rio Grande Lines.
Chicago and return, $4450. Selling
dates. Nov. % to 30.
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Several young ladies from High
school will enter Miss Pierce's physical
culture classes next week. go old
High school.
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animals can absorb and make use OF
them. Hence we have vegetables aud
grains. So it still further requires the
intelligence and skill of man to cook
and prepare the vegetables and ce-
reals to make them digestible and fit.
in preparation and
80 ens the more nearly
enSo anu the laws of diges-
skill o1spAayeo ton OF food are
followed the more
perfect the result. We have the true
scientific facts for the basis and the
practical everyday results with feeding
millions Of people for our proof, and
the statement stands on the solid rock
Of fact ONE POUND OF GRAPE
NUTS WILL SUPPLY MORE NOUR-
ISHMENT THAT THE SYSTEM
WILL ABSORB than 10 pounds of
meat, wheat, oats or bread.
We are at home every day. Come
and see US If you are a Scientist e?
from Maine, bring your wallet.
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DR.. Henry h. nOyC mas opened an
Office for general and consultation prac-
tice in medicine and surgery, No. 800,
Mccormick block. Telephones; Office,
! ]. 505 K; residence. J. 143 x.
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EASTERN EXCURSION.
Via Union Pacific.

Nov. % to 80 inclusive. round tril
only $3.50. For particulars call a
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CHICAGO AND RETURN S44.5o
Via Rio Grande Lines.
ling dates. Nov. IS to 80.
Removal Sale.

LACu4UVa1 SAT-,
Lumber and building material at re
dueed prices. Parker Lumber Co.
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LOCAL STOCKS
STILL STRONG
Market Unaffected by Depres-
sion in Mining Shares.
LIVELY BUYING IN SUGAR
THREATENED COMPETITION
SENDS TELEPHONE DOWN.
LIVELY BUYING IN SUGAR

n ESPITE the slump in mining
stocks, local commercial stocks
were strong during the week This
was especially true of sugars, which for
some reason attracted speculative buy
ing. The Utah Sugar company win in
crease it's capital stock from $1,000, 600
TO $6,000,000 Dec. 13. and there has been
considerable buying because of the
stock dividend. Although the available
assets of the company will not be in
creased, each share of stock of the pres
ent organization win receive one and
one-half shares of common and one
and one-half shares of Z per cent pre-
ferred stock of the new capitalization.
There has been considerable buying of
the present stock and of options on the
new common and preferred, shares TO
the par value of 0.000 of the preferred
alone changing hands.
The price has advanced from $50 TO
5000, which is equivalent to $3.50 for
the new preferred and 1910 for the new
common. The new stocks have been
purchased at 1886 to $40 for the pre-
ferred and $3.50 TO 81 for the common.
the options thus ranging above the
prices at which the actual stock may be
had.
Amalgamated sugar was also in de-
mand at a slight advance, shares to
the extent of 1900, par value. selling
at $3.50 TO S99 for the preferred, an
advance for the week of 81.
There was also some transactions in
u. c. NJ. I. and Consolidated Wagon &
Machine. Rocky Mountain Bell Tel
ephone dropped off a point on account
of the prospective competition, due to
the granting of the franchise by the
council to the Utah Home Telephone
company.
A noteworthy feature Of the market
has been the strong home demand.
which is bringing back to Salt Lake
stock held formerly in outside cities.
Following are the latest quotations
of Mccall commercial stocks at selling
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A Loud Design.

(PhllddeIDh1a PreSS)
Now, this" said the carpet salesman.
els an odd design"
You wouldn't recommend that carpet
for a nursery, surely?" protested Mrs.
Kidd.
''Yes'm. Why not?''
why. that's so loud it would wake the
baby"
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-06-20
MOmack Wilson.

Mr.. James w. Womack, Of this
county, and Miss Matte Wilson, Of
Charlotte, were married last Wednes-
day at the home Of the brides mother,
near Red House, Rev. Mr.. Paisley, Of
Pamplin City, officiating.
Mr.. Womack was accompanied from
here to the scene Of the nuptial event
by his close friend, Mr.. l.. j. Verser.
The marriage was a quiet affair, with
few exceptions none being witnesses
but family connections Of the two
families
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Womack left for the mountains and
will spend a portion of their honey
moon at a popular resort.
Mr.. Womack is valued member Of
the Armour Fertilizer Company in the
capacity Of travelling salesman, and
has many friends throughout this and
other States. His friends in Farmville
and Prince Edward will be gratified
to hear Of the matrimonial happiness
Of their fellow-citizen.
Mr. and Mrs. Womack will occupy
their home a short distance West Of
Farmville.