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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-25
81 HAD BACKACHE
MOST OF THE TIME. "
"Pe-ru-na is Woman,s Friend"
Writes Miss Lindsay,
of Marinette, Wis.
Tired Women, Run
Down, Weary and
w eak, MOrnin g,
Noon and Night.

If one were to ask all the nervous,
fretted, faded, fagged-out women who
work day after day, hardly able to keep
on their feet-if 8 person were to ask
them what their trouble was, one would
say dyspepsia, another nervous prostra-
ton, another female weakness, and
so on.
The fact is, however, that they nearly
all have the same disease, and that dis
ease is chronic catarrh.
Thousands of people have chronic ca
tarrh and do not know it.
They realize that they are sick, but
they do not suspect that their disease is
chronic catarrh.
IL they have catarrh of the stomach,
they call it dyspepsia; if they have gen
eral catarrhal debility, they call it ner-
vous prostration; if they have catarrh
Of the liver or kidneys, they say they
are bilious or have kidney disease; and
if they have catarrh of the pelvic organs
they name it female weakness.
The truth is, all these organs are sub
ject to catarrh, and the land is full of
tOiling women, half invalids, who have
chronic catarrh in some stage OF form of
some of these organs.
Women from all parts Of the United
States bear testimony to the fact that
Peruna cures female catarrhal diseases.
Mrs. Kate Mann, 500 Bathurst street,
Toronto, Ont, Canada, Vice President
of the Ladies' Aid Society, writes:
"Ism pleased to give praise to Pc.
rana for the blessed relief 4 found
through It's use.
al suffered for years with backache
and dragging down pains, and often
had TO go to bed and stay there when
was SO busy that could lily be spared.
| lf was therefore a simple GOdSend 20
! me when Peruna was brought TO my
notice. Every day seemed TO give me
new life, and every day made me feel
much better, and I promised myself il
Ii cured me would advocate 1t so that
other suffering women should know
of IL.
"I have been In perfect health for
one year. I enjoy work and pleasure
because In such fine health, and no
trouble seems too heavy for me to bear
when have good health.
60 Pern1a has simply been a house.
hold blessing and I viii never be with
nj II again" MRS. KATE MANN
Miss Olive J. Fits, $40 S. Broadway,
Los Angeles, Cal, writes:
"About year ago was troubled with
a severe attack Of nervous debility and
was reduced in flesh to skeleton like
proportions. Ny friends advised q
change Of climate and went to Phoenix,
ArizonaS but received no permanent or
even appreciate relief until I began the
use Of Peruna recommended BY a friend
there.
al took perhaps three bottles and am
to-day well and hearty, but viii not say
how much I weigh for fear I might be
called fat" OLIVE J. Fits.
Mrs. Col. E. J. Gresham, Treasurer
Daughters Of the Confederacy, and Pres
ident Herndon Village Improvement
Society, writes the following letter from
Herndons Fairfax county, Va:
Herndon, Va.
The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, o,
GeRtlemen-"I cannot speak too
highly Of the value Of Peruna. believe
that I owe my life to its wonderful
merits. / suffered with catarrh OF the
head and lungs In It's worst form, until
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Provo News Notes.

Provo, May 24-AttOrney Rydalch went
TO Fillmore today on legal business.
The State Bank of Provo has purchased
the property which it has occupied since
it began doing a banking business here
from The heirs of r. D. SwaSey for $3.50.
Owen Prentiss, a prominent attorney Of
Cripple Creek, Colo, has come to Provo
and formed a partnership with Warner 81
Warner Mr.. Prentiss was compelled to
leave Cripple Creek on account Of his
health. and was on his way to Thunder
mountain on q prospecting trip, when he
met NJ. NJ Warner, an old friend. Mr..
Prentiss liked Utah and Mr.. Warner IN
duced him TO locate here.
A telegraph message received from Eph-
rain this afternoon brought the news
that the Brigham Young academy base
ball team won the game played against
the Ephraimites this afternoon. They
will play another game there tomorrow
forenoon and 90 to Mt. Pleasant TO play
the Mt Pleasant team i'm the afternoon.
Mayor Taylor does not believe in
"twenty-rOund boxing contests" He has
submitted the question of his authority
in the matter to the city attorney, and
will stop the contest advertised to be
given in the opera house Friday. May %.
between Tony DOnOvOn and Sidney La
Fonts. if it is within his power to do so,
Edgar Perry, jr., Of the Third ward
left last evening for the southern states
as a missionary.
Frank Fitzgerald; the 14-year-oId son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Mike Fitzgerald. fell last
evening, while playing, and broke his left
arm below the elbow.
The Provo lake resort viii be formally
opened Monday.
a happy family reunion was held this
evening q the home of Mr. and Mrs
Charles Vincent OF the Second ward, the
occasion being the eighty-secOnd ami
versary of Mr.. Vineent's birth Mr.. Vim
cent is hale and hearty despite his ad-
vanced years. and works on his farm like
n fatIr =Asae~er n L.
than many young men.
The Democrat Juniors baseball team Of
Provo viii play the Salt Lake Reds in
this city on the Both
The Provo printers won a ball game
from the wooden mills team this after
noon by a score of "A to %.
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UNIVERSITY OF UTAH.
Sumner School.

The university summer school will
open Monday. June 8, and continue in
session for six weeks. Courses will be
offered in grammar and English itera-
ture, United States history, political
economy, pedagogy and psychology.
Latin, normal drawing, charcoal. water
cOlors and oil: arithmetic. algebra
plane and solid geometry and plane
trigonometry and physics.
Professor NJ. V. O'Shea Of the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin viii deliver a course
Of ten educational lectures during the
week beginning June 16.
Send card for circular and synopsis
OF lectures to
r. L. NICHE. Secretary.
University Of Utah
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SECURITIES ARE FIRM.
Only the Shares of Utah Sugar Com
pany Show Weakness.

The week i'm the local investment
share market was featureless. Sales of
the dividend securities most sought aft
on were confined to small lots. but at
the high prices prevailing. For the
most part the quotations are at the
same high water mark recorded a week
ago. However, the church and rail-
way bonds are a tride higher.
On the strength Of the pending nego-
tistions for the control Of the Greeley
Sugar companys shares TO pass into
the hands of the sugar trust the
shares of this Colorado company held
in this city advanced a couple of dol
lars share, to $40. In sharp con-
trast there was still further decline
in Utah Sugar shares. the latest selling
price being SIC, or 10 cents lower than
last weeks quotations. Following are
The latest selling and asked prices of
The local fayOrite investment shares:
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the doctors fairly gave me up, and de-
SPARED of ever getting well again.
al noticed your advertisement and the
splendid testimonials given by people
who had been cured by PeTuns, and de-
termined to try a bottle. felt but little
better, but used q second and third
bottle and kept on improving slowly.
at took six bottles to cure me, but
they were worth a kings ransom to me.
talk Peruns TO all my friends and am
a true believer in its worth.D
MRS. COL. E. J. GRESHAM.
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RICHFIELD HAPPENINGS.
Some Richfeld Miners Make an I'm.
portant Find.

Some h1chneld Miners Make an In
portant Find.
Richfield. May Awhile prospecting
through southwestern Utah and across
into Nevada during the past six months.
the Rasmussen brothers and Chris
Christensen of Salina made two discover
les. which, from present Indications will
well reward them for their time and
trouble. Their best find was about TWEEN
~ miles west Of Beaver. II is a we'll
defined vein of ore three and a half
inches wide between Well-deffned wall
The vein runs into a small mountain
from the south end paraHeling it, On
either side have been found smaller lat
eral veins. which undoubtedly connect
with the big vein, giving It a backbone
ana rlD lay. In the little gulches on the
west side several float nuggets have been
found. one of which was worth s. so The
vein was uncovered a few inches from
the surface from a little cropping. An
assay on an average lot of the ore showed
values of 233 per cent conner seven
ounces in silver and "a i'm gold to the TON
Ihis Is paying shipping ore from the be-
ginning, and arrangements are being
made to return and get out a SHIPMENT
me parties also made a good looking
discovery in White Pine county, Nevada.
but have had no assays made.
An almost sensational ASSAY report was
returned from a sample lot of ore from
the l.. & n. property near Marysvale.
ne tuHhet- when mas been run to q
depth of forty feet. prosecuting the
vein, has cut nine pay streaks of blue ore.
From these the sample ore was taken
IL assayed 2S7 ounces I'm silver and s55 sd
IN gold TO the ton. The L. & n. is con
vincing the mining public that il is des-
uned TO become great property
At a meeting of the board of directors
Of the B. W. & II. company. held here
Monday. it was decided to meet the de-
mand for a block of this stock nv dis
posing of 10000 shares of treasury stock
considerable development work was
mapped out, and in the near future work
viii be begun on the construction of n
wagon road from the mine to the rail-
road. At present ore is shipped out and
supplies taken in on burros
j. +. Thurber returned this week from
a trip through parts of Utah. Arizona
and Nevada. He found what he believes
Is good copper proposition in the Pah-
reah country.
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Constant motion jars the kidneys,
which are kept in place in the body by
delicate attachments. This is the rea-
son that travellers, trainmen, street car
men. teamsters and all who drive very
much suffer from kidney disease in
some form. Foley's Kidney Cure
strengthens the kidneys and cures all
forms of kidney and bladder disease.
George II. Hausan, locomotive engineer.
Lima, o., writes; Constant vibration
Of the engine caused me a great deal OF
trouble with my kidneys, and I got no
relief until I used Foley's Kidney Cure.
Johnson-Pratt Drug CO.
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Write for a book entitled " Health and
Beauty" written especially for women
by DR.. Hartman. Sent free. Address
Dr.. Hartman, Columbus, Ohio.
If you do not derive prompt and salts
write at once to DR.. Hartman, giving q
full statement Of your case and he viii
be pleased to give you his valuable adj.
vice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio.
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Peruna Medicine Co, Columbus, Ohio;
Gentsmen-My experience with Pernns been such fhst
am glad indeed to be able to About two
years ago my health began fa my appetite had back
ache most of the time and OVeFexerO1 would keep ia
bed for week needed good tonic bring
to health and strength did which would be of
benefit Peruna recommended Womans friend such
proved be- for bottles been used and an restored
health" NELLIE LINDSAY
Karinetfe, Wis, so Hattie COurf.
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peath Of Mrs. Beniamin McGuire.

Draper. May 23.-Mrs Lucy. wife Of
Benjamin Mcguire. died here today after
an illness OF two days. She became i'll
suddenly last Wednesday and her hus-
band. who was IN Idaho was summoned
and ne arrived just i'm time TO see. her
alive The couple have been married but
two years, and have lived happily to-
Cures loss can hardly be imagined
Funeral services will be held in Draper
ward meeting house Monday.
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row escapes, the fireman having to jump
out OF the cab window. down the en-
bankment into the river, which, on ac-
count of swiftness just at this point,
dashed him against the rocks and he
came near going under. He got out safe.
however. with d few bruises. One car
went ever the embankment The others
that were smashed kept on the upper
ground. The Hrecker from Helper was
soon on hand and cleared the debris away.
The wreck caused a delay of several
hours. as it took place on the main line.
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Funeral Of william a. wrigbt

Union. May 23.-The funeral services or
William A. Wright. who was killed at
the sampling mill at Murray. were held
here in the ward house this afternoon.
The hall was beautifully draped for the
occasion. The choir sang Though Deep
ening Trial ThrODg Your Way. PRAYER
b. Patriarch IshmaI Phillips There
were quite a number of speakers. Bishop
Kenyon Of TayioTsTille and Commissioner
Henry Harker Of the same place. Bishop
Rourgon of Union and First Counselor
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Whites Cream Vermifuge has
achieved a worldwide reputation as
being the best of all worm destroyers.
and for its tonic influence on weak and
unthrifty children, as it neutralizes the
acidity or sourness of the stomach. i'm
proves their digestion and assimilation
Of food. strengthens their nervous .sys-
tenn and restores them to health vigor
and elasticity of spirits natural to
childhood. 25c, at q. c. NJ. L. drug
department
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PaysOn. May A-The ball game vester-
day between the Mammoth and PavsOn
clubs was won by the latter, the score
standing to TO- with half inning due
the PaysOn boys A number of Mammoth
sports came down and some money
changed hands on the game, the miners
feeling confident that the valley players
could not beat them. A return game viii
be PLAYED on Decoration dav.
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spoke Of the young mans goodness. both
as boy i'm Sunday school and also since
he had been ordained TO the high priest
hood, also of trust and labOrs in the mill
where he was employed. There We're
about lis carriages which followed the
remains to South Cottonwood cemetery.
where he was inferred Ii was notably
the largest funeral cortege that was ever
seen from this place.
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A WRECKED FREIGHT TRAIN.
Happily There Are No Fatalities tc
Chronicle

Castle Gate, May 23.-About o'clock
this evening, Whine one freight bound west
was waiting to let the local east freight
train pass her at Castle Gate. some empty
cars got loose somehow about 500 yards
above where the freight train was stand
ing and came down the track with in
creasing speed and crashed INTO The head
engine, No f2i. completely disnant ling
It. and piled right on top Of the engine.
Both the engineer and fireman had mar
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Kaysville, May 2L-RoseI Hyde. jr.. who
has been labOring as missionary IN
Minnesota. has returned home.
Ninety-five pupils of the eighth grade
in the Davis county schools today finisned
their examination for graduation. The
examination was held I'm Pennington un-
der superintendent Whitesides, Mr. Abb
bolt and Martha =. Barnes.
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A CLEVER JAIL DELIVERY.
With Help From the Outside Pris-
oner Escapes.


oner Escapes.
Lehi, May 2l.-Last evening Bert Cand-
land. aged about 16. imbibed too freely,
and il became necessary for the marshal
10 run him in. Ed Harrison, aged about
is, being friend of Candland' S, remarked
as the marshal was passing the Rio
Grande Western depot that he would get
Candland out tonight if it cost him $50
The marshal supposed that Harrison
would come up and bail Candland out
but when ne went to jail this morning
he discovered that a hole had been dug
under the jail and that his prisoner had
flown
He then went up to Mrs. Harrison
place. who is a widow, and discovered
her crying He asked if Ed was home,
Mrs. Harrison said that he had not been
home all night, and she knew that there
was something wrong.
1t is evident that young Harrison
waited for an opportunity and dug his
way into the cell where his companion
was and liberated him. No trace of the
boys has yet been found.
Seven young men from Pleasant Grove
who came over TO Leht last evening were
fined IS apiece for fast driving and dis
turbing the peace.
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CACHE CONVENTION.
Democrats viii Nominate School su-
perintendent

Logan, May 24.-The Democratic county
committee held a meeting here TODAY and
decided that the convention for nonnina-
ton of a candidate for the office of SUI
county would be held in Logan on lime
.. The committee recommended that the
primaries for election of delegates to the
convention be held on June q.
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SAN FRANCISCO EXCURSION,
Thursday, June -, 19o2-Round
Trip Only $3.50.

Oregon Short Line train leaving
Salt Lake at 9:45 a. m. and Southern
Pacific train No. 5. Limit returning
Sept s. Call at city ticket Office, 20l
Main street
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ton of the property for which she petit
toned.
An order was made for ten grand Jurors
to be drawn to appear June 9, and for
twenty petit jurors. to appear June Il.
The jurors will be drawn Monday
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Notice to Holders Of County Warrants

Notice is hereby given that I have
called for payment at my office all
registered warrants up TO and inciud-
ing registered number 5000, and that
all interest upon such warrants will
cease on and after Monday, MAY 26.
1902. WILLIAM H DALE.
County Treasurer
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Building Permits.

me following permits TO build an
10 maze improvements were ISSUED las
week by Inspector Timer.
W. ID. Alger, - First street. remodel
ing OF mousse ............-.............S g .OC
','mon church. brick warehouse
Tor tIthinC yard ...............- . M
w. ~. o"dHer, Floral avenue brick
ra 3 ............... 1,7l
81. =. Palmer. 50 South Second West
75s.Feet frame cottage %. ............ 81
henry Reheutisch. Ninth East
street near Tenth South. brick
MN dse 50
vivian" william shaw, 625 Fifth street. brick
a. o. .--..,...... commandment. 100
VI. u. Nichols SO Fourth North
'.EeeL brick cottage o.. ............ On
lL Fease, Fourth street. between
a. on ana ]. brick cottage. ............. 0C
',,lrge Radon. $40 south Ninth
Dr. TBS, street. brick addition .... So
at W. T. Daily 253 South Sixth
.dsl street brick addition 81
"el."n d Powers lS2 West Second
re.4ll street, brick shed ........... e0
''..'aHAs, Morse d Co.. Sixth West
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Necessary Articles

for gentlemen's wardrobe are handker-
chiefs and suspenders; new novelties
in both lines.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
166 Main street.
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slight 60 in C1earinea

The bank clearings for the week
amounted 70 S2.gSS.s34. which is an in
crease OF S9S AS over the corresponding
week of last year Yesterdays clearings
amounted TO S3l0,5S5, compared with s314,-
800 for the same day year ago
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Stylish Headwear.

The Miller .Warburton, Denney and
Sch9ble derbies are the products of
high-class makers. For spring and
summer. Sole agents
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
166 Main street
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Of the latest ideas in hats if you wear
Miller, Warburton, Denny or Schoble
derbies-S4 and s. values.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF &C.
166 Main street.
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Mr.. r. B. Whittemore Of u East Sec
ond South street, has been appointed
general agent of the Arkansas Live
stock Insurance company for Utah and
Idaho.
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Miss Estelle Coleman will sing the
offertOry solo at st. Marks cathedral
this evening.
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You never heard Of anyone using
Foley's Honey and Tar and not being
satisfied. Johnson-Pratt Drug Co.
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For Driving Gloves,

the Fownes grip; for street and even
ing. Perrin, Fisk and Dent. New shades,
all sizes.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO..
166 Main street.
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street, between Second and Third
south, frame warehouse .......... 500
our MINOR permits ............-.... $50
Total q. sic O50
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For best brick on the market. pressed
and wire-cut, go to Improved Brick
company S41 West Second South street.
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Fedora Hats.

The very late productions Of the sea-
son, in s. 81 and s. grades.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO..
166 Main street
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north,
tr spehca
In furnished
trimmings
VIII be and the ground
The
o divided into respect and
EI the Improvement
III ne upwards O. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-01
nh24-d&di
THos. J. Owen q soN. AuCTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE-THIRD UNDI-
vIDED INTEREST IN LOTS TwENTY.THREE
AND TwENTY-FoUR IN GREENyAIE, WITH
FRAME DWELLING, AND a oNE-THIRp IN
EIGHT, TRINIDAD.
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust duly recorded In
Liber No 244s. folio 25e ct seq. OF the land rec
ords Of the District Of Columbia. and at the re-
signed trustees viii offer for sale. by public ane-
ton, In front Of the premises, on THURSDAY,
APRIL THIRD, 1902. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
MERIDIAN, one-third undivided interest In lots
twenty three (2S) and twenty -four GA, in Duvnn
and Hanna. trustees subdivision OF part Of ths
recorded In Liber Gov. Shepherd, folio %. OF the
records OF the surveyor OF the District Of Columbia
Also onethird undivided interest In all OF lot num-
bered one ~ in block eight 49, I'm the Washington
the tract Of land esiled .sriniaad, as per plat
recorded In Liber County g folio l2o. Of the sfcre
ssid survsYefs pecssd. The sscosd .ols to ssks
Terms: one-third cash. balance 10 suit purchaser.
A deposit OF two hundred dollars VIII be required
at the time OF sale. II not complied with In tea
days from date Of sale. the trustees reserve The
right to resen the property at the risk OF default
ing purchaser. after i've days advertisement Of
ON THE SAME DAY, AT ONE PM. under and
b. virtue q chatteI trust, recorded February g
ton q the chnttes described IN said chattel tgt
contained In rear Of 1900 F7arida ne, namely,
two % horses. one ID slat wagon and one a. 81
Of double harness.; these last TO be for cash de-
Livery; all subject. however 20 such terms - nay
~ agreed upon ~ the trustees at the sale. Coo
veysncing and all expenses connected WITH -
'' " - RIOS. q. HsSSEY.
WALTER = HEEsEr.