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Safeguard for Children.

Notwithstanding ali that is done by
boards OF health and charitably inclln-
ed persons. the death rate among small
children Is very high during the hot
weather Of the summer months in the
large cities There is not probably one
case OF bowel complaint In a hundred,
however, that could not be cured by the
timely use Of Chamberlain's Colo,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Mr..
Frank Riggs, Of Franklinville, n. Y.
in speaking Of this remedy said; II
have found It expedlent to have sup
ply OF Chamberlain Cole, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy on hand. It has
been a family safeguard and while es-
pecially beneficial TO children, II Is
equally good in adult cases. I recon-
mend 1t cheerfully and without reser-
walton" For sale by all druggists.
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AN oRnINANCE.

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TRUSTEES SALE


Whereas. AXE Monson Resell and Han.
nah Resell ala on the 18th day of March.
1893. make execute and DELIVER 90 The
Western Loan a Savings Co.. corpora
ton their pr0mlssury note, Boy the terms
Of which they promised 10 pay 90 said
Western Loan & Savings Co., on NuNem-
Der 10, 1902. the sum Of 500 together with
interest thereon az the rate OF per
cent per annuin, payable monthly accord
ing 10 the terms and tenor of ~ coupons
attached 20 said note the said interest be-
ing PAYABLE on the 18th day ol each ana
every mQmuth. said note shall draw inter-
est al the rate OF Il per cent per anhum
after maturity and ilf NE purpose " Sc
curing the payment of said note togetuer
with Interest thereon the said AXE Mon
son Resell and Hannah Resell his wife
did ON he 18th day " March make. exc
cute and deliver to j. vs.. Madsen, Nus-
tee. their certain trust deed upon the tol-
loving described real estate situate IN
Salt Lake CITY. Salt Lake county, state
of Utah. to-Wlt Commencing one and
oue-half 40 rods south and nine on rods
east OF the northwest corner OF Tot three
0. block one hundred hfty-One lil plat
"A. Salt Lake city Survey, and running
thence east TWO 90 rods thence south
eight tI rods. thence west two l2l rods
thence north eight 90 rods 60 the place
I'd beginning Also right ot way over fol-
lowing tract. ln common with others, COM
monciug al northwest corner Of above
described tract thence west one Ol r0u,
thence south eight tY rods, thence east
one fn rod thence north eight tl rods
20 beginning Also right ot way over
street extending through center Of block
ISL from 2nd West 10 Ord West streets.
and Known as R0s IA street Also right
az way over alley south Of above de-
scribed lot. running from 2nd west 20 Jfd
West streets. the same beng e'i ieet in
H..HH D. HUH ola La
deed was duly witnessed ana acknoWl-
edged 90 as to euule u go record and was
filed Tor record and recorded In the office
Of the County Recorder az SAT- Lake
County ON the 18th dag Of March, 1885. IN
Book 3 "N'' az pages % and 40 OK the Rec
ords OF said Office.
that I'M the event of ne failure 90 pay The
said pr0missory note OF interest thereon
AS provided therein and IN said coupons
attached thereto. cor amy part thereof us
the same became due and payable. then 3,
should Doe lawful for the legal holder Of
said pramiss0ry note 10 sen and dispose NJ
said premises. on any part thereof by
said trustee az public auction at the 'front.'
door 0f the Court House in salt Lake
CITY In the County NJ Salt Lake, State 0t
Utah. f0r che highest and best price the
same will bring in cash. thirty DAYS pre-
vlous notice of such sale having been
riycn bv publication iu Salt Lake County
state of Utah. for tho purpose ot paying
the amount OF said note, together with
interest due thereon gud costs commits
G1us and attorneys fees nl executing said
trust and making said sale.
And. whereas thg allt Ake Monsoon
Resell and Hannah Resell his wife. have
made default f0r more than ten months
iu inc payment ~ the principal ul said
note aud default in the payment VI In-
tCrJst thereon since inc dh} ol maturity
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OUR OWN STATE.

work on the waterworks system have
been awarded by the city council, The
work Of excayating for the settling tank
and Hume was awarded to Elisha Bran
don. The contract for constructing the
settling plant was awarded TO Nlels
Matson and George Ryland. The Inter-
mountain Pipe company OF Salt Lake
CITY was given contract to furnish the
necessary wooden pipe 20 be used IN the
construction Of the mains and laterals,
II will be wlre-wound wooden stayc
pipe, All the work VIII be gotten under
way without amy delay. as the council
desires TO have the system completed
before lts term OF office expires this
fan.
The light rain on Monday night and
Tuesday was most refreshing and de-
lightful to most people While some
had a lot Of hay cut down, II IL not
believed that any damage was done.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-25

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO.
bate Division In and for salt Lake Coun'
IT, State Of Utah In the matter OF the
estate OF John n. Rumrl deceased. NO
lice THE petition Of Gustave II. Back
man. administrator OF the estate OF John
u Rumcl deceased. for confirmation Of
the sale OF the following described real
ana personal estate 90 said deCedent 90.
wit, N shares North Point Irrigation
Stock: part OF the southwest quarter ot
section 81 township ! north Of range
west. Salt Lake Meridian, commencing
&C the southwest corner OF said quarter
section running thence east 90 rods,
thence north 46 rods. west 81 rods, south
46 rods 10 place OF beginning part 81 the
west half of section g. township ana
range aforesaid commencing at a point
4g1 rods east OF southwest corner Of tho
northwest quarter OF said section run
ming thence north 81 rods east AS rods,
south 81 rods. east ~ rods. south 10 rods.
west $50 rods. north no rods TO place ot
beginning. containing 10 acres, all IN SAT-
Lake county. State OF Utah f0f the sum
OF S2.5O.Ol and upon the following
terms, to-wit; Cash upon confirmation.
az appears from the return Of sale hled
in this Court has been set for hearing N
Friday. the 1ist day Of July A. D. 1915,
nj Do O'Clock n m. al the County Court
House. In the Court room of said Court
I'm Salt Lake City, Salt Lake C0uny Utah
Witness the Clerk Of said Court, Win
the seal thereof affixed this 18th day OF
(Sean JOHN JAMES. Clerk
By j. r.. Eliredgo. lr Deputy Clerk
Gustaye H. Backman, Attorney
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The Perfect liver Medicine

Mrs. NJ A. Jolley. Noble. o. T..writes;
81 have used Horbine for a number of
years. and can cheerfally recommend %
as the mos, perfect liver medicine, ana
the greatest blood purifier IL is a med
feline o. positive merit and fully a.-
compushes ala that Is claimed Tor IT,
Malaria cannot md a lodgment in tHa
system while the liver Is in perfect or
der. for one Of ITS functions is 10 pre-
vent the absorption OF fever producins
roisoas. Herhinc e. @ most c1Cieti
liver regulator, zoe az q. e. ~ DRUG
Dent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-25

terday In Granite large number Of
relatives and friends attending The
speakers were Bishop Butler. Elders
c. II. Archibald, J. w. Despair, Neils
Lind, Bishop Kulne OF Sandy and Elder
w. w. Wilson all speaking in the high
Get terms OF the deceased. Elders Dry
berg came from Scotland In 1873. and
settled at Alta and later he moved TO
Granite. The remains were buried In
South Cottonwood cemetery, Bishop
Kuhn offered the dedcatory prayer.
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cor ms nAIK BACK.
Was Perfectly Bald when lie started "a
Use NeWbro's Herpiside

Frederick Manuel Maryland block.
Butte. Montana. bought a bottle OF
Newbro's Heipicide, April G, 49, and be-
han to use Il for entire badness. The
hair follicles Ia his scalp were not dead
and in 20 days he had hair all over his
head. on July he writes, "and today
my hair is as thick ana luXurisnt as
any one could wish" Newbro's Her
picide works on an old principle AMI
with new discoyery-desuoy the
cause and you remove the effect Her
plcide destroys the germ that causes
dandruff. falling nair and hhally bald
ness. 30 that with the cause gone the
eject cannot remain. stops falling hair
at cnce and a new growth starts. Sold
by leadlng druggists. Send loo. IN
stamps for sample 20 The Herpioide Co
Detroit, Mich. For sale by y, G NJ J.
Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-25

ty 10 gives him d pleasure 20 do that
but the poor cOw--Why the owner feels
nl the time az II he we're doing a mean
thing II he asks hts neghb0r to buy her
ana be is not mistaken about &C. Is he3
what then? Sell the COW for beet Fat.
ten her 40 the close Of the season. ami
march her TO the shambles like a man
u may DE YOU Will not get as much for
Lor 4s vow w.'"ld from the man next
door, but you viii feel much better about
ll auu $40 Wal be.
ANA theng Well then get q good coW
How Buy her II you can, Of a man you
can depend upon II not raise her from
calf u may be slower process. but
10 is more satisfactory Try try again
must De the farmers motto, and a. must
Do patiently Kept up for years until We
get herd that will give us back "a mar
Yin Of profit for the feed we invest ana
he caro- we rive
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-25
MOUNT PLEASANT.
SERIOUS ACCIDENTS.
Guy Wilson Falls Under Horse =
Waterworks Contracts Let.
Rneclal Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Mt Pleasant, Sanpete Co., July "a
Through the falling Of horse he was
riding. on the wet and slippery streets
on Wednesday Guy Wilson was very
severely injured and suffered a badly
broken lee.
Amlel Hafen of this city was acci-
dentally injured In a mine at Park
City one day early In the week. lie
was pushing dump car az the time
and was overtaken by another car COM
ing bs-llnd him. He was caught be-
tween the two cars and his arm broken
N two places. He is IN a Salt Lake
hospli,l.
wATERWoRKs CONTRACTS LET
The contracts for the preliminary
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TO TAX FAT PEOPLE.

The project Of a tax on fat people IS
being considered IN Sweden.
The advocates Of the tax argue that
when aman is above a certain weight he
II IN a well-fed and consequently pros
porous condition, and 20 IN a position TO
contribute easily 20 the public funds.
II Is proposed that persons weighing l25
pounds and less shall be exempt from
tn tax but that persons Weighing more
than vs. pounds shall be subject to a
graduated tax, which would be doubled
for those weighing more than lSO
pounds,-Stockholm Correspondence
London Express.
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CLERKS BEAT PRINTERS.

The baseball game between the print.
ers and clerks, played on the west
square yesterday forenoon was won by
the clerks in seven innings in a score Of
20 10 II. The printers did some good
batting, but fell down on catching. In
the third inning Peay replaced Good
man as pitcher for the printers and
after the fourth inning Harrison pitch
ed for the clerks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-25
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining uncalled for at the postofiice.
Salt Lake City Utah July q, 1903 TO
obtain these letters the applicant must
call for advertised letters and give the
date OF the list II not called for within
two weeks, they Will be sent TO the dead
letter office.
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what ~ no. Tn1Il m. Doe,or Arrives.

II isa case OF collie or cholera NOR
bus give Chamberain's Cole, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy and you Will
have no need Of a doctor For sale by
all druggists.
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SAN FRANCISCO AND RE-
TURN $3.50.
Los Angeles and Return $3.50

August 9Th 10 18th Inclusive, Via ore
gon Short Line. FINAL limit october
18th. See short Line agents,
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ANNIE L. WON.

The half-mile dash run here yes
terday afternoon by Sam Nelson's Old
Hymn and George Atkins Annie L for
$3.50 side was won by Annie l.. Time
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OGDEN AND RETURN SLOV.

Via RIO Grinde. Tuesday July e8
Leave Sult Lake 90 p. mo return.
ing laave ogden about midnight Eve.
rybOdy invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-25

The new Irrigation Law ln pamphlet
form only Joe al the Deseret News
Book Store.
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SCROFULAH~t 9' iaaEai7.

Soua rnnis itself in ways Swelling Of t glands oi te
% and throat Caah white swelling offensive sores and abb
cesses skin eupons loss Of strength and weakness IN muscles
II Is miserable aceabe almost instance to some
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SANDY.

Funeral of Elder George Dryberg
or Granite.
Sandy. Salt Lake Co, July 24,-The
funeral OF Elder George Drybcrg was
held at the residence of deceased yes
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OGDEN NEWS.

The branch Office OF the Deserct
News in ogden is at No. 466 Twenty
fourth street, where advertisements
and subscriptions will be received.
The News" IL delivered by carriers In
Ogden every evening on the same terms
ms In salt Lake City.
----s---------a---------- ----------- ---- 49,
OGDEN. UTAH, . JULY 90 1908,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-25

family blood faint
Scrolula is bred in the
bone, is transmitted
from parent to child,
the seeds are planted in
infancy and unless the
blood Is purged and pu.
riGed and every atom OF
the faint removed Scroll
ula is sure to develop at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-25

Special Correspondence.
Logan, Cache co., July 23.--Parties in
from Paradise today state that dis
tlnct earthquake shock was felt there
Thursday morning at 2 o'clock The
trembling lasted half a minute and
while not heavy enough to cause any
particular damage, was yet marked
enough to awaken many Inhabitants Of
the town.
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PROBATE AND auARnIANsinr
NOTICES.

r,
""""Ab ANb tARplANsnlF
NOTICES.
-
Consult County Clerk or tho rernscuy
fiBueIs for further lnformatiop
---
TN THE DIeppic,r rotrsr rr,
bate Division. In ana for ssi, ~ -. XIV wv
ty. stau OK jt1h Nm me ma ''aH0 NVut
estate Jf William plndor -
Notice -Ine petition of William e,ID0,
administrator of the esigte az %dii,,
T.. Binder deceased praoing w. n'
uemmt of mai orcoilnf AZ aail adr,,
HIrutur ans fGr IN. rietril,,it',, ~
q lduo al SAID estate 10 az n.re5rs IN
lHt slst' day I'd li3I5 "s'''b' m '.ta}
ullacs p. n. at tHs Comfy Cont Mus.
IaEt div si,. i5yi S Sag, C9ui n sal
W.ua tha V0rF az eliT ,cn,rt y,in
the au. hwgcg aHlx.l tlIs g1n daV "
jolly a. ID Iag ''
iiy j. O.. r.drais. IN b'"3u.t SisIrEE
O. u. EIcun. Atlar1fy M p.f.fiarc,
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f,- nuns l.4srpr,,r ....,.,,,. 49,.
t'. It... '''il'5' ,DltNi thO
DA.. g,,''''.N ~ sha lDr sa't ..Ee Gown
vs.. ''alt ,I p. D.. ln ,ho natter Of th
Tse r...,.. 'e.llli', 4 ,..,' N,.ee
E"M.. '. N"Ni"ilt 'Hll DIT pHnN
..'.e.'., l.3li1s t.r Che isanssnte 70
".IIit G, I',.ti5 OF .eulllo
, '.t,'." 'N .l .'. ,-'tt, VI J{,a q. i.l' Pc
ol[ lla s a.y d. july a. y. lN3, 3, q
li4,h E" l we comfy l9L., lto4ise
lAs I.'lIH vi elh ,'u.l iu h5l
|h. I.t llts county li1N
as WINE .I' .I.ih ut saIa .aur. via
4. aaiA'd lWa ISM dAy
0-.t j.. ,,.., ,.,.,..,
aa J.l.N lAMh1. 'ltb
~ WIZ lolaI..' p-ply ti.iA
""I.'' OF. ..tI', W''i0.] iar p.INon'r
iN TUE DISTRICT COURT FRO
bate Division .u and ior aJI. laaa Couu
iF state ol Utah. lu lhg matter 0t tl0
estate y. samuel TT. hN osce1ard 30
aye lhs pout.on of William q sta'nea
admlulsJf1.Or of the estate OF Samuel II
uul deceased, praying t1r an order q
salI ,ha following described real and per
Aouai property Ul aid dtledeut. tO-Ws
i.'al property
Dommcur.ns 90 point 0u tfo west linz
of % norm a1i south road .alr chaln
ahl +" iiiht ltuV Vest aud iopr chain
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NOTCH TO CREDITORS. ESTATE
OF VIM j. Lloyd deceased. Creditors
will present claims with vouchers 20 the
undersigned al -1l-3-j Dcsoret News Bldg
Salt Lake city ON on before the fifteenth
dag Of May. A. H. 1904
JOHN II. LLOYD,
Executor OF Estate n VIM. j. Lloyd. De
ceased
Date Of FIRST publication July Ii. A. d
1913
Thomas & Maycock Attorneys,
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serofuln appeared on the head Of my
iittle rrandohild when only 10 months
old, and spread rapidly oyer her body;
Tho disease next attacked the eyes and
we feared she would lose her sight. Em.
inert physicians were consulted, but
couio do nothing TO relieve the little in
nooont, IL was then that we decided 70
trv 4. g, That medicine at once made
a speedy and complete cure. she IL now
a young lady, and has mover had a sign
Of the disease TO return,
MRS, RUTH BERKLY,
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strenghened and There Is gtadua Dul suIe le'uH
- - IN TO health The deposit Of tubercuar matter IN the
Joints and glands carried of as soon as the blood
isrestored 10 condition and the sores eup-
SSS tons and other symptoms Of Scroaa disappear.
Il Guaranteed purely vegetable and harmless an ideal blood
,Lat removes ali blood faint aud builds up weak conitu-
o hvsans will advise without charge all who write us about
their case BOOK 'D IHE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.. ATLANTA, Ga.
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oSiiiN
Noremedy equals
ND the blood, makes II
great Blood Remedy, {
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-21

Blakeiy since he put you into your car
@That decides it," she muttered.
Something has happened to him in his
room. The door must be forced Porter,
go for a carpenter"
You take the whole responsibility Of
forcing the green baize door. L sug-
gested.
The whole responsibility, she re-
piled
When the carpenter arrived Mrs.
Blakely led him to the door and ordered
him TO force It. He smiled grimly as
he looked the door M and down
''Ironn he SAID. laconically. Tisn't
my job; YOU want blacksmith
The porter was sent OF In the carriage
to fetch d smith. When the man ar
rived he eyed the door critically and
looked dubious.
For FIVE minutes he dealt a rapid fire
of blows and then The door began 10
tremble, tAen to shake Finally. after
10 or L minutes. il gave a shudder ana
came forward, swinging on its hinges.
Mrs. Blakely darted forward and stop
ped SIX feet farther down the mar
row passage another door INSTRUCTED
the way. She signed impetuously TO the
smith who stepped forward and shiV-
cred the lock Of the second door. which
was only light wood. All was darkness
beyond the door
I turned 10 Mrs Blakely. who stood
gazing in wonderment into chaos.
Porter" she said, in a hushed voice,
get me lantern. Then you can both
leave US. Mr. BoytOn's viii be all the
nelp I shall need
We passed through the door way and
into a small, dark room, poorly fur
nished with little Office furniture and
Uttered with papers. There was no sign
Of Blakely.
Look cried Mrs. Blakely. a trap
saw square had been cut out OF
the CARPET i'm the center of which was a
ring by which I raised the trap.
Looking through. we saw a ladder
I leading down to darkness
Going carefully down four rungs OF
the ladder held the lantern out at
arms length and surveyed the scene.
A stone walled chamber stretched be-
fore me like a large vault. In one wall
was a low. barred door; in corner was
a small furnace. A peculiar looking
machine stood in the middle OF the
vault, and upon a ledge Of its frame
rested a row OF silver coins
went down, ana stepping. as I
thought to the ground, my foot en-
c0untrede something soft L Sprang
aside avoiding it. and saw the body Of
Mt. Blaksly bundled up
An mel All. met" she mOaned,
propping the head upon her knee with
fIerzied tenderness. Richard, husband
YOU did not merely dream-you lived
your crimes that highland nOwi This
is his secret Last night-the night be-
fore ne was restless in his sleep: he
talked of coming, years of coming
coming silver coins and reaping profit
profit On. Richard Richardl"
Beyond the police, only Mrs. Blakely
she green baize door.-New York Daily
News.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-21
HUMOR OF THE DAY.

Family Friend-D0ctor.
Dr. To-15s-Yes2
Family Friend-While you are operat-
ing en- Jiggsby for appendicitis, please ous
out his notion that he is funny--Puck.
Little Gertrude-Ma. are prayers always
answered.
Ncther-Yes, child.
title Gertrude=Nell. ma don't YOU
thiri- lot Of mistakes are made filling
orders Judge
Tourist-when does the next train start
for Cork. porter
Irish Perter-she's just gone. sorr.-
Judge
Knieher-The arbitrator can't reach a
BeeEeT-Then why don't they arbitrator
PuCl-
Some Of cur friends would make better
rgers--Pucl
Mrs. CaIiins-Yo' surprise Inet Why 70
say 20 am de happiest when yo'r husband
Mrs White-shooah. Oats de only time
we ebner gifts ans chicken fer de table
JUDGE