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The evening Republican., 1902-08-30

Mr.. DEllARDT'S PENNYROYAL
u PILLS. The ouly genuine Pen.
uyroyaI Pills; at druggists or BY
mail $l.00. Office 2O9 N. Ninth
street. Ph.la.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-30

T AIDES SUFFERING FROM lRREG U LAR
IL tiles from Whatever cnuse can obtain
positive. safe, painless relief; no pills or
operation; privacy Observed: advice free;
call or write. Or. Lainar's Oihut 10 n. llth
street, Ph.lh. Pa a2jtf
The evening Republican., 1902-08-30

DEsT PR .Gn.S PAID FOX Sc .OND H hND
ID stoves uhi housshoii goods OF all de.
scriptton. STOW bousht. sold and eEchang god
stove repairing promptly attended to. J.
CONN Eii, 20 'iu'uL street AilN
The evening Republican., 1902-08-30

n GOOD o.. O.tTUEiTY $lO Wilt.
n earn 81 y; mona fully secured; lAr:ce
sums Fay In yqlai prJpo ton, you may wlths
draw your lnonoJ on ieMahi, tehtfAi Sv
curity Co, 81 Wail sure +. New YORK
us. .tawE AwkA
The evening Republican., 1902-08-30

L'OR SALE-A aOUD SUBSTAN rlAi.
L two story brick store AMI dwelling OF I
rooms n corner property, AK 100 fset, AZ grale
DRY sandy cellar aud III good order; win sell
below Its value. W. A. uUkIi.l.
jy.y.eolImo Bayard Building.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-30

1-OR RENT-BLACKSMITH ShOp NO.
Il 9,7 Chandler street. lmmediaSe posses-
sion. Apply deorge C. 81 aris Il Son, Eighth
and Shi pley streets. or on the premi sas.
alVtws'
The evening Republican., 1902-08-30
FOR RENT.

L'OH r-rHAr LARGE TWO STORY
II building No 7J5 W. 9TH street, suitable
for aimost any kind OF business, Apply to
James +, sutton, 1909 W.Sth street.
jej.eoitf
The evening Republican., 1902-08-30
FOR SALE.

1'OH LE--rHAr NEW AND DEstRA
Il Ele residence No. Sli broome strest: 70:
terms apply to James H. liotfecker.. Jr,, Law
Building VIII Del. u cod tt
The evening Republican., 1902-08-30

LARM tO.i ALE-9J ACRES IN CBN STI
i skaa hundred. one mils wess OF Ceutre.
vile. Good aud wish good set OF farm build.
Jugs. We'll -, ed. Prics moderate, terms
easy. G. L. Nsaj y Sou. Kennett square. l'a
Auc2 " w5sa.
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966 Valera Ave, Salt Lake City.
Mr.. Stevens says: II have been
resident of Salt Lake for the past
eleven years. have always been stout
and rugged until the latter part of last
June, when / was taken suddenly with
a severe pain across the stomach, that
almost doubled me up. Ny appetite
fa1ed me- / became very dizzy and
light my eyes grew weak and
Watery. my head ached like it would
burst. and l became generally run
down. / tried a few home remedies
with no results, and consulted a well
known physician and an oeulist-but
they gave me no relief. The Oculist
said nothing could be done for my eyes
and / became very much alarmed and
went direct 20 Drs. Shores Il Shores,
the experts. The doctors knew at once
what the trouble was. pronouncing II
Catarrh of the Stomach-and also in
formed me that the eyes were affected
from Catarrh.
Il went under their treatment-and for
the trifiing expense of s. a month
and today / am sound and well in
every way, and my eyes as good as
they ever were. ! am surprised and
delighted with Drs. Shores splendid
skill, and gladly endorse them to 9TH
ers. J. (. STEVENS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-07
WATER CASE Is ON.
Contempt Proceedings Arising Out o.
Trouble in Parley's Canyon.

Contempt Proceedings Arising Out Of
Trouble in Parley's Canyon.
In Judge Morse's court yesterday the
order 10 show cause was heard in the
case of John Abbott ct al. against Salt
Lake City, l. NJ. Fisher and f. l.. Hines.
Fisher and Hines were cited TO show
cause why they should not be punished
for contempt OF court for dlverting the
waters Of Parley's creek on the 14th Of
August, in violation OF the temporary
restraining order which had been is
sued.
Land and Water Commissioner Fish
er. IL is alleged. diverted the water by
means of dams and turned it on the
city's lands, decreasing the flow of the
stream on the 10Th. when a new meas
urement was to have been taken in or
der to settle on a basis of exchange of
waters between the farmers and the
city, from 100000 gallons to 100000
gallons.
An ahidavit was fld yesterday by
Commissioner Fisher to the effect thu {
he did aivert the water, as charged,
but that he did it openly and with the
consent and knowledge of a majority
of the water commissioners. He de-
clared In the affidavit that he had di-
verted the stream in order to take the
amount of water to which the city was
entitled for irrigating the lands which
il had purchased in Parley's canyon,
and not for the purpose of decreasing
the flow for the measurement.
An affidavit was also filed by Superin-
tendent Hines denying that he had vio-
lated the restraining order. as alleged
Samuel Russell, W b. Richards. l.. S
Clark and T. II. Woodbury. testified in
behalf of the plaintiffs. while Commits
sioner Fisher Superintendent Hines
and John Gabbott were sworn by the
defense. City Attorney Nye represent
ed the defendants, and Attorneys Ray
and Waldemar Van Colt argued in be-
half of the plaintiffs.
In order 10 secure the testimony OF
A. f. Doremus. one of the water COM
missioners. and to ascertain certain
other matters an adjournment was
taken until the court may be able Ia
hear the case.
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Home Treatment.

No one deprived benefits of Drs. Shores skill be
ause of living distance from the Office. The won
erfu and uniform attending the treatment of Drs
MENT OF PATIENTS BY MAIL BY the use Of a symp-
tom blank they are diagnose and prescribe
for them and by their reports close watch
them Patients living the country enjoy the bene
WRITE FOR SYMPTOM BLANK and have your case
home IS month for all catarrhal diseases. medicine
free.
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Street RAILWAY Company Sued.

Suit was begun in the district court
yesterday by Junius w. Stringfellow,
through George Stringfellow, his
guardian ad Item, against the Con-
solidated Railway & Power company
to recover $15.200 damages. which the
plaintiff sustained through contact
with a live wire. The complaint states
that on June of this year the plaintiff
was riding d horse on State street.
near Seventh South, when the animal
stepped on a live wire, known as a
guy wire, and used by the defendant
in the operation OF the street railway.
The wire, as alleged in the complaint.
was heavily charged with electricity.
and when the horse stepped on it, il
was thrown to the ground. The plain
tiff was thrown on the wire, sustain
ing burns and other injuries, and as a
result was incapacitated for work for
time. He prays for the amount
stated to cover the damages sustained
and the expense which was incurred
during the time OF his confinement
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-07
Max Peters, Estate

Anna Peters, wife of Max A. Peters,
who was shot and killed by j. W Nc
Caslin. yesterday filed a petition in the
district court praying for the issuance
of letters of administration in the es-
tate of Max A Peters. The petition
states that Peters died in this city on
the 9Th day of August and left an
estate of real and personal property
which is valued at $500. The real
property is of the probable value of
s., 800 and is of rental value of S35 per
month, while the personal property is
of the probable value of 81, OO0 The
heirs are Anna, wife and petitioner;
Otto r., Is years of age, and Ray E,
years of age, both children of the
deceased, all of whom reside al IS West
Sixth South street. The petition fur
Their states that no viii is known 10
exist. Friday. Sept. IS. is the date
fixed by the court for a hearing of the
petition.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-07
Lihel suits DISMISSED.

Articles were filed in Judge Stewards
court yesterday dismissing the two IL
bel suits by Arthur Brown against the
Tribune Publishing & Printing COM
pany and against P. H Lannan, VIII
liam Nelson and the Tribune Publish
ing & Printing company. The first
case was brought 10 recover SIS. 900
damages for certain libelOus articles
published in the Tribune, while the
latter was 10 recover $4,000 for a repe-
tition of the articles. The suits were
entered on Nov. %, 1894, but have never
been tried. The stipulation entered
Yesterday provides that the costs be
determined by the parties in person.
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1855 State St. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Mr.. Oliver is a member of the well
known firm of "Oliver Bros" dealers in
tents, awnings. canvas, etc, whose
place of business is at 166 State street,
Salt Lake City. where the firm has
built up a splendid business through
the high standing of the Oliver Bros.
in the community.
Mr. Oliver says: Il began 10 suffer
from Nervous Exhaustion about three
months ago, and in a short time be
came so run down | was unfit for work
lost in weight. had severe nervous
spells and became very much alarmed
over my condition. I went direct TO
Drs. Shores. knowing them to be ex-
perts in such cases. and I made no
mistake. for | have steadily improved
under Drs. Shores treatment until to-
day / feel like myself again. have re-
gained my weight, feel first-class in
every way, and now ! want 10 add my
testimony 10 Drs. Shores skill. They
certainly deliver the goods.
(Signed) PETER OLIVER"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-07
LAWYER GIVES
LIE IN COURT
<--
Judge Higgins Denounced by
Farley Williams.
LATTER HAD BEEN ACCUSED
TOOK oFFENsE AT SOME RE-
EARKs DURING ARGUMENT.

IkIF YOU say / saw your client, you
are a liar" said Attorney P. l..
Williams to Judge e. V. Higgins
in Judge Stewards court yesterday
morning. 1t was at the conclusion Of
some heated remarks during the argu-
ment on the plaintiffs motion TO strike
out certain parts of the reply Of the
defendant in the case of d. A. Lindsay
against st. Marks hospital. DR.. S. H.
Pinkerton and DR.. Union Worthington.
Judge Higgins at once appealed 10
the court 20 order Mr.. Williams TO re-
tract the statement, and when request
ed to do so by the court, the attorney
replied:
"Out of respect to the court / Will
withdraw my statement. l know the
remark was unprofessional, but t was
melted by the statements made, and
when he withdraWs his remarks / Will
retract mine"
The statements OF both were retraet-
ed and the arguments continued. Judge
Higgins represented the plaintiff. who
is suing to recover 1000 damages for
alleged malpractice in the ampatation
of his leg al ST. Marks hospital by the
doctors mentioned. In the defendants
answer ii was stated. among other
things, that the plaintiff had no desire
60 prosecute the case. and had instruct
ed his attorney TO dismiss the case,
but that he had refused and was pro-
ceeding for his own personal gain and
benefit. An affidavit TO that effect was
filed, and il was that part of the an
swer that Mr.. Higgins desired to have
strick ken from the records
In his argument Judge Higgins init
mated that the plaintiff had been seen
secretly by the attorney and had OBJ
tanned the affidavit in a rather ques-
tionable way. The insinuation was Vat
once resented by Mr.. Williams who de-
clared that Judge Higgins was liar,
and the order of the court that both
attorneys retract their statements was
necessary before order was restored.
The arguments were finally conclud-
ed and the motion was taken under ad-
visement.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-07


Senator Kearns is expected to arrive 10
day from the east
Miss Clara Colburne. principal Of Row
land Hall. returned to the city yester-
day.
Neil ellis intends leaving the city
about the 18th inst. for pleasure trio
10 Japan
lanes D. Murdoch leaves today for an
outing in Wasatch county. He VIII De
Joined at Heber City by David MURDOCH
and they will be gone a week or more
W. 3. Moreton has returned from
Measure trip 70 California. He left MIS-
MOretou 10 prolong her visit IN san ran
cisco with Mrs d. F. Walker. heF SIS
ter.
John Critchlow Henry MeCornlcK'
Chester Mason and Hiram Dunn c oih-
nosed A party which left last evening
on a pleasure trip 10 the northwest San
Francisco and Los Angeles
Matt W. Pinkerton OF the detective
agency OF that name. who was robbed al
First South and Main streets several
weeks ago. left the city yesterday for his
home in Chicago. With his vile ne mas
been the guest Of Judge TwOmey on sixth
East street
/Sam Levy the cigar man. who has been
aiIine for some time. leaves this morn
ing. accompanied - Mrs. Levy, Tor an
extended trip. seeking rest and recuperd-
ton. Mr. Levy says he intends 20 rough
in" and see II he cannot bring back MS
vigOr and vitality.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-07

DR.. G. W. Shores. of the firm OF Drs.
Shores & Shores, Salt Lakes leading
specialists, has returned 10 the Salt
Lake Office after a two weeks vacation
on the coast, where he visited the prin-
cipal hospitals and medical institutions
including the San Francisco office OF
Drs. Shores & Shores. The doctor re
ports that everything is tending to-
ward specialism in the larger cities.
The general practitioner no longer pre-
tends TO treat eye trouble, ear troubles,
nervous troubles, or chronic diseases,
but refers his patients TO specialists in
that particular line. The doctor was
agreeably surprised to md the Drs.
Shores treatment for catarrh and
chronic diseases was we'll known and
held in high esteem by many of the
most distinguished medical men on the
coast
1t. Shores will remain in Salt Lake
permanently and will be found at Drs.
Shores & Shores parlors daily.
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20 s. Fourth East St., Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Pennington says: II have been
a great sufferer from Catarrhal trou-
bles for about u years. Among other
symptoms, I noticed was gradually
losing my strength and health. My
head and nose stopped up continually
1 had to hawk and spit TO clear my
throat and had ineessant headache.
1T have been under Drs. Shores
treatment now just one month and it
has been a month OF pleasure to me.
Already I feel much better, my head
and nose are quite clear. the nose does
not bleed now like it used TO. and am
very much pleased with the results so
far. and am glad to endorse nrs.
Shores treatment.
MRS. C. ]. PENNINGTON"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-07

tody by an officer. At the police starion
the man told a straightforward story.
saving he had been in town only two
DAYS. and that previous 10 that time had
heen WORKING for the Oregon Short Line
about eighty miles from Ogden. He claims
the occupation Of a seaman and named
many vessels upon which he has sailed.
AT the time of his arrest he had $50
upon his person. and said ne was ex-
1ecfine 10 shin TO Denver. With a blue
Handkerchief tied around his neck and
his hair cut close. the man was some
what suspicious looking. and notwltn-
standing his truthful story and nara
calloused hands. he was placed Dehlhd liie
hars THE notice believe he wished 20
Communicate with some friend in the
iail
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-07
DIED..


JOHNSON-In this city. Sept. 5, 1902, OF
typhoid fever. Albian Johnson, in his
14th year.
Funeral from s. D. Evans undertak-
ing parlors. 213 South State street, today
at 1870 a. m
MATsON-In this CITY. Sept. s. 1902. OF
typhoid fever. Niels Matson. native
of Sweden. aged g years.
The deceased was an emDloye OF the
Highland Boy mine, and the remains are
al o'Donnens undertaking parlors await
ing instructions from his friends in Bins-
ham
ROsE-At Mil Creek Aug. 80. 1907, John
Rose aged a years
Arizona and New Mexico papers please
copy.
wHITE-In this city. Sept. s. 1902. Albert
White. a native Of England. aged %
, wears
The remains will be shipped today TO
Sandy. where deceased has resided Tor
many years.
WRIGHT-In this city. Sept. G. 1902. OF
old age. Anna Christine Wright, Id
tive OF Denmark. aged 60 years
The funeral will be held from the Ihir-
tenth ward meeting house today at S.dJ
o. m. Friends are invited 70 attend.
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Thomas. 80 acres. southeast quar-
ter section SO. township l south,
range , west ...................-.--..
J. NJ. Thompson TO +. 5. Hubbard,
lot .. block /. Colorado sub-divi-
sion ........ ..---------. -. --- -
BESSIE Il. Tolhurst to Edwin L. FL
der l7is feet by 10 rods. southeast
from northwest corner lot !. block
103, plat A ...........--....--...--.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-07
AT A STAnDSTILL.

Both Sides in the Telephone Strike
Are Waiting.
The strike situation in telephone cir
eles is practically at a standstin. The
strikers are waiting patiently for some
thing TO happen and the telephone COM
pany is getting along the best It can
with a reduced force OF non-union men.
Yesterday. one non-union wireman was
AT work keeping the city lines of the
company clear Of trouble, but the COM
pany expects to have more at work
in a short time. They say they will
not be seriously inconvenience before
other men can be secured.
The strikers. though. claim that the
company will not be able 70 get compe-
tent men 10 do their work. II is only
a question of time. they say. when the
company viii be compelled TO accede
to the requests of the union men,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-07
JAILED FOR TREsPAss.

Z. Nelson. with the charge of trespass
nlaced after his name. was locked up
In the city Jail last night. Nelson, who
claims to be a stranger in the city. was
seen coming from behind the jail about
10 o'clock last night. by Judge Diehl and
Mr.. Little. who Swallowed him for sew
erai blocks and had him taken into Gus
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-07
RuiIding Permits.

The following permits to build and to
make improvements were issued last
week by Inspector Timer:
A. ]. Robinson. 937 Second street,
brick and frame dwelling -.....$25OO
Lorenzo Cracroft. Fifth East street
between Eleventh and Twelfth
South, two frame cottages 49,. l.OO0
D. W. McGregOr, Fourth East
street between Eighth and
Ninth South. brick cottage $50. LOCO
L. c. Mortensen. Eighth West
street, between South Temple
and First South. frame cottage. 500
Frank Pickering. Fourth street,
between ] and K. brick cottage 800
William Ritting. 452 West Sixth
South street, brick cottage. LOCO
Total ........s7,2 5O
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Total
Business Notes.

There was a perceptible falling on
last week in the bank clearings COM
pared with the corresponding week OF
last year. Then the aggregate was
SS473,7S1, while during the past week
the amount was $796.27S. Yesterdays
clearings amounted TO SS65,O56, which
is S225, s26 less than for the correspond
ing day a year ago.
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WE TREAT AND CURE

somahTu Nervous
Neuralgia Hya NJ Ear o
pouab0.c CONSUL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-07

Mr.. Needing says: have been a
very sick man for several weeks-in
fact I had TO stop work month ago
on account OF my condition. I had
pains in my stomach. bowels and abb
domen, constant headache, backache,
and began to lose flesh rapidly. Ny
clothes fairly hung on me and moth
ing could relieve my pain until
went TO Drs. Shores and Shores two
weeks ago.
Drs. Shores understood nv trouble
at a glance and improved rapidly IN
der their care. l am now feeling so
much better, am going back to work
again, and I want 10 tell everyone
what Drs. Shores have done for me.
A working man appreciates 1t when he
can get such expert services Tor
whole month for $500. medicines in
cIuded, and I recommend Drs. Shores
to all in need OF a Doctors services.
CHAS. NEEDING.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Henry Roerts TO NJ. Lew. 5x9 rods.
northeast from southwest corner
lot 3. block 49, plat A ---.--.--..-.-S g, q
Martha :. Fisher TO P. Gustaf Ro-
sander. LOT 81 Riverside plat 800. Ia
Della Heath Thatcher 10 Walter N
Heath. part lot 3. block II, plat r. :
Frifsch Investment company 10 Johh
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Irtab Smear. cornnanv - II 10.
y n MI 1913 90
Home E;ira Insurance -. ...... 139 90
Consolidated Wagon & Machine,
preferred ........ .-...... ...... IVI w
coT,rnon -.-..... As 90
Rocl[v Mountain Bell Telephone 100 90
Wornoor church bonds -. 49,, 1O2 %
Consolidated Railway Power
honds ....... 101 90
Salt Lake civ railway bonds. 1Ol 80
Snmnter VALLEY Railway bonds. 1O3 so
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral of Alvin Fletcher will DO
held from ODOnnelis undressing par
Tors this forenoon at II o clock inter-
ment al City cemetery. Friends are in
vited-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-07
We Are Proud

of the value we can give the CUSTOM
ers in our Horton" hat. You get the
fan styles now.
BROWN, TERRY & WOoDRuFF CO..
loo Main street
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STOCK PRICES HIGHER
investors Note FirmnesS and Ad-
Vances in faVorite Local
Securities.

Evidences of greater activity in the
investment market were noted fire.
quently during the past week With
the piling up of more and more idle
money in the local banks, investors are
becoming more eager to place some OF
their surplus funds in the favorite divi-
dend paying shares and in the prime
bonds. A couple of weeks ago il was
thought that the top notch of prices
had been reached. but since then near
ly all of the securities have either main
tanned rigid figures or have gone still
higher. Advances of 81 a share were
recorded in Deseret National and Og-
den First National. while Deseret Saw
ings stock climbed from 1921 to S225.
Utah Sugar gained ten points. selling
at S1710. The only stock TO decline was
Amalgamated Sugar. which sold at the
close at $99, or 81 less than week ago.
The weeks transactions We're confined
largely to Consolidated Wagon & Ma
chine and Utah Sugar company's stock
and to the local bonds.
Following are the latest quotations,
. ? eaflfDar rrfcas and lfg hest bfTs-
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Men,s Necessities.

Handkerchiefs and suspenders. Our
new goods show the novelties.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
Los Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-07
Just Keep in Mind

Just Keep in Mind
your fall weight underwear; then con-
fine your purchases 10 our extensive
lines.
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
166 Main street.
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DRS. SHORES
& SHORES,
SPECIALISTS,
LYON BLOCK, SO WEST SECOND South,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
OFFICE HoURs-week days, a m. to 4 p m Even
inrs 10 m SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS. 10 a to u noon

OFFICE HoURs-week days, a m to p m Even
ings TO D. Sundays and holidays 10 a. m to Il noon