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NATURES OWN CURE.
Hyomei Cures Catarrh without Dan.
gerOns Drngglng Of the stomnoh.

Not until Hyomei was discovered
has II been possible 70 truthmlly say
that q remedy for catarrrh was known.
This remedy is breathed through
the llyomei inhaler for q few minutes
four times "A day, and during that
time every particle Of air taken into
the air passages and lungs is impreg-
mated with the germ killing and
health giving Hyomel II is the only
treatment that cures catarrh,
Stomach dragging often causes dis
ordered digestion or brings on some
other diseases and never makes per.
manent cure Of catarrh. Hyomel not
only kills the germs In the throat ana
nose but penetrates to the minutest
air cells in the lungs ana enters the
blood with the oxygen, killing the
germs In the blood II frees the mt
cous membrane from poisonous mi-
crobes and gives perfect health.
A complete outfit costs but 800
ana includes an inhaler dropper and
sufficient Hyomei for more than a
months treatment.
An druggists have 80 much faith In
the merit Of Hyomei that they agree TO
return the money 10 any purcaser who
may be dissatisfied
Nelden-Judson Drug Co., Dstribut-
ors 4
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WHITE BREAD.
Another Proof IN the Controversy.

Under certain conditions white bread
potatoes and all starchy food fails 20
digest and bowel troubles and ap.
pendicitis are likely TO follow unless
the food N changed
After consulting five physicians the
last three of whom declared that an
operation for appendicitis was the only
way to save her life, young lady Of
bloomington, Ind, recovered her health
entirely with no other aid than Grape
Nuts. the scientific predigested cereal
food.
she says Three years ago had an
attack Of what my family physician
pronounced congestion Of the bowels
and stomach.
He treated me for some time but
continued 10 grow weaker, constantly
subject to the same attacks. was COM
PEELED TO give up my studies at coll
legc In the meantime ! consulted an
other physician. Finally ! went Ia a
specialist who pronounced It catarrh
Of the stomach and acute appendicitis.
was under his care for about three
weeks when had another attack and
my parents called other physicians who
claimed that nothing but the removal
II the appendix would save my life,
MY parents refused to permit this
and ! was left a total wreck, weak, ner-
rous. unable TO eat. II was then that
hey tried Grape Nuts. feeding me a
oaspoonful three times a day. Upon
lhis food alone | improved from the
start 80 the great wonder Of my fami-
~. For two months I ate nothing but
Grape Nuts and drank beef tea. Since
that time (Which was more than year
ago. [ have not had the slightest ILL
ness and | am now strong aud able
TO study again. ! know that | owe
my restored health to Grape. Nuts and
I now eat II constantly" Name fur
nished by Postum Co. Battle Creek
Mich.
In this case as In most cases Of APP
pondlcitls the trouble started with in
domination Of the bowels resulting
from the use OF pasty, stsrchy foods
that were undlgested IN the stomach
and went into the intestines in an un-
igested condition, fcrmenting there
ana starting disease. Too much white
bread WIN do this Relief and final
cure came when the improper food was
left on and Grape-Nuts Gin which the
starches have been transformed into
grape sugar by predlgestir- nrocess).
was used Although ali OF the rebuild
ing eleinents are there In Grape Nuts
the fcod-ls so pure that the most deli
cate stomach Selshes and digests II.
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OUTRAGE on NEGROES.
Their Church az Evanston, Ill,
Wrecked With Dynamite.

Chicago, May l5,--Another negro
church was wrecked by dynamite to-
night when bomb was exploded un-
der the pulpit of the African Methodist
church at Evanston The interior was
demolished and the front Of the build
ing blown out.
Two motives are ascrlhed for the de-
molitlon Of the building, The first Is
that certain colored people were In
oensed by a sermon preached last week
by the pastor Rev. / n, Daniels, who
said this was the white mans country
and that the colored man might Just as
well make up his mind 20 II now and
get along the best he could
The other Is that policy gamblers
were lncensed at the position taken by
the pastor, and a guest from Chicago
who had spoken against policy"
The Institutional church In this city
was wrecked by dynamite last Sunday
night, after Dr. Ransom the pastor had
preached a sermon against policy.
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oARNEGIE's WISH.
Is to Restore Union Of North Amer
lea aud Great Britain.

Sydney. ~ S. W, May i6.-Mayor
Richardson has received the following
eablegram from Andrew Carnegie:
London, May IS. To the Mayor sgd
ney. | am very sorry that a few de-
tached words should have given otfense.
The word mirage was used In reply
ing 60 the question as TO whether sgd
ney's operations menaced the United
States lead IN steel production. had
no reference In my remarks 20 your pa
triotic EFFORTS 10 develop your resources.
IN which | wish you abundant success.
MY wish Is 70 restore the union Of
North America and Great Britain. in
stead of maintaining two separate d.
visions. We would then rule the world
In peace. II you come 10 Sklbo castle
] could convert YOU, sure
Meanwhile pray accept my express
sions Of deep regret az anything Of
fensive that may have arisen.
"(signed.) CARNEGIE.
The mayor sent the following reply
Andrew Carnegie Skibo Castle Your
explanation Is satisfactory. Canada Is
a young nation, but is impressIng the
world. Sydney's future Is bright be-
yond peradventure.
"(sisned) "A. w RICHARDSON"
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American College Students Association.
He writes:
al endorse Peruna because / have
found 1t Of value for stomach or kid
ney troubles. was cured in fourteen
days Of severe case Of catarrh OF the
stomach which had left me weak and
nervous.
81 am now as we'll and strong as any
man could wish to be, and enjoy good
health, thanks TO its daily use.
"SeveraI young men ofmy acquainf.
ance who have suffered with stomach
trouble, liver and kidney disorders,
have been cured by Peruna, so I feel
convinced Of rs merits. "..-H. M, Rice.
Liver Complaint Resulting From a Cold.
Miss Jessie +. Podmore, saranac Lake,
N. Y, is President Of the saranac wo-
mans Athletic Club. She writes,
"Three years ago had a severe attack
oliver complaintwhich originated from
a neglected cold. My system was
clogged up, and finally my liver became
affected, | had severe headaches, back.
aches, and lack Of vitality soon told on
my nervous system.
"Peruna proved my true friend, and
five bottles completely restored my
health and former vigor. / was very
much surprised and am now firm friend
and strong believer in your medicine.
"several Of my friends who have suf-
fered with stomach arrangements and
catarrh have also been speedily cured"
Jessie Podmore.
From time immemorlal cathartics and
diureties have been used as the proper
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remedies for liver and kidney diseases.
II man has anything the matter with
his liver give him cathartic (chola-
gogue), SO the doctors say, and SO the
people say. II the kldneys do not act
properly, give a diureticj so the doctors
say, 80 most people say. Thus It is the
liver and kidneys arc prodded and
whipped into greater activity every time
their functions flag.
Such people do not seem to understand
that there is any such disease as catarrh
Of the liver, and catarrh Of tho kidneys.
Oathartics and dluretlcs only aggravate
catarrh Of the liver and kidneys. Pcru-
ma is neither cGthartlc nor diuretic.
Peruna is a catarrh remedy. This eg-
plains why it Is that Poruna curca q
great number of liver and kidney dis
eases in which thu usIfal remedies fail.
II is worse than useless TO prescribe
cathartics for catarfh OF the liver. Ills
worse than useless 10 prescribe duretlcs
for catarrh OF the kidneys. Such RENEE
dies only irritate, and make matters
worse. Peruna cures such coresprorpt.
ly and permanently. Perunn carcs 60
tarh wherever II turks In tha systcei,
whether OF the head, nose, fiHoa,,
lungs, stomach, kidneys, FLYER or Pei.
vic organs.
lfyon do not derive prompt aud sctis-
factory results from the use Of Pea Il,
write at once to DR.. Hartman, giving a
full statement Of your case end ho VIII
be pleased to give you his valuehlo adj
vice gratis.
Address Or. Hartman, PresidentofT The
Hartman Sanltarium, Columbus. o.
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SENTENCED FOR CONTEMPT.
Clarence T.. venner Fined $1,000 and
Sent 20 Jail for Six Months.

Springfield, Ill.,, May l5.--Judge
Humphrey. in the United States circuit
court TO-DAY adjudged Clarence p, Ven
ner Of Boston, Mass, guilty Of con-
tempt Of court, and fined him 81 900 and
costs, and IN addition ordered him
committed TO the Sangamon county jail
for a term Of six months, Venner Is
president Of the New England Water
works company and the Boston Water
works company Of Boston and the AL
ton Waterworks company Of Alton, H.,
and Is a member Of the banking firm
Of Venner & Go, Of Boston, Venner
had defied an order Of the court TO
produce the books Of the Alton COM
pany In an action 10 foreclose a mort
gage for 100000 given by the Alton
Waterw0rks company TO the Farmers
Loan & Trust company,
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SHOP WORK AND MANUAL rRArSrSo

The machine and carpenter shops Of
the University OF Utah ana the manual
training rooms, will be open to a linz
tied number Of young persons for ten
weeks beginning June Sth
Courses IN carpentry and turning.
blacksmithing, bench and machine
work. use Of tools. etc, will be given.
Charges Shop work, SIC and Si.15 70
t2.i5 Tor materials. manual training, s.
and 81 % for materials
As the number that can be accommo-
dated IL limited those wishing to take
any Of the courses are requested 70
make application Immediately. The
applications will be considered IN the
order Of their receipt
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH.
Salt Lake City. Utah.
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Aid for Kishinefr Sufferers.

New York, May l6.-During the 10
days that collections have been made
in the United States for the immediate
assistance OF the sufferers in the rellg-
ious riots at Kishineff, Russia, about
$4,000 has been subscribed to the re-.
lief fund. The largest amount has been
raised IN this city and the money
about S2l 500 or $1,000 roubles has been
cabled TO the head Of the committee az
Kishlnen. The sum forwarded yester.
day was $4,000 roubles.
Berlin. May lG.-The Morning Post
publishes a special dispatch from Mos
GOV, saying that Count Tolstoi has CIV
en- $500 TO the fund being collected TO
aid the Jews Of Kischineff.
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investigating wyoming OH Fields

Cheyenne Wyo., May I'm. Nell
Pardon. formerly governor general Of
French colonies, arrived in the city
sents the French minister Of commerce
in an investigation he Is to make OF
Wyoming oil fields and especially Of the
Belgo- American Drilling trust. II salts
fed with what he sees, his representa-
lions. Il Is claimed, viii result IN the
expenditure OF several millions in Wyo-
ming A Paris newspaper correspon-
dent accompanies him.
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Young pulItaer In san FrancIsco.

San Francisco, May l6,--Henry
Phipps, multi-milionaire and philan-
throplst, whose fortune OF S5O.0OOOOO or
more, was acquired while he was a
partner OF Andrew Carenegle IN the
steel business at pittsburg, arrived on
the liner Siberia, accompanied by his
son and daughter en-route 10 New York
from a pleasure tour of the world
They left New York on Nov q last
and have travelled leisurely lie was
one OF the visitors present at the re-
cent durbar In india.
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Attack on Butte Elevator Boy.

Butte Mont May l5.--Marvln Fow-
Ter elevator boy In the Clark building
early this morning was the victim Of a
mysterious assault Answering a call
from the third floor he was set upon by
a man and two boys, dragged into the
hail. beaten and kicked into insensibil-
ity and seriously injured. The elevator
was then sent crashing into the base
ment at full speed, No motive Is known
for the deed other than that Fowler had
refused TO became member Of the
Butte elevator boys union.
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COULDN'T BUY MICKEY.
Governor of Nebraska Offered Large
Sums for Certain Appointments.

Lincoln, Neb,, May l5.--Gov Mickey
today, In an interview, said that he had
been offered $1,000 each for four posi-
tons under the state government He
says he was offered that sum directly
to appoint certain persons TO the posi-
ton of oil Inspector, deputy oil in
spector and commandant OF the Sol
diers home at Grand Island, He would
not make public the name Of the office
sought by the fourth person, nor VIII
he say what action, II any, he intends
IN take In the matter.
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THE NICKEL PLATE Road

is the short line 20 the East and tbs
service equal 20 he best You viii save
time ana money oy travelling over this
line II has three through daily eN-
press trains. With through vestibuled
sleeping-cars, and American Club
meals. ranging IN price from Csc. to
500. are served ln Nickle Plate dining
cars. also la carte service. Try trip
over the Nic6ls Plate road and YOU
Wili Cad the i0ryics equal to ans be-
tween Chicago and the East
Chicago depot Hartman st. and
FIN Ave. city Ticket offices. M
Adams sd. and Auditorium Annex,
John y. Callahan, General Agent, ii3
Adams ST.. roUm ss5 Chicago
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Broughton, Ford & Co.'S Assets.

Cleveland. May 1.-THE banking
house Of Boughton, Ford & Co., which
recently closed It's doors at Burton
Ohio, filed a schedule OF assets IN the
United States district court here yes
terday. The assets are said to be ST.
l6l,2O4. This amount Is greatly In ex-
cess Of the liabilities alleged, accord
ing to the report filed in the same
court two weeks ago. The Liabilities
were given at s9OSS22, II Is said that
the showing Of the figures is much bet
ter than expected and that II the assets
can be fully realized upon the $500
deposltors may be paid off dollar for
dollar.
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Russian Patrol Ambushed.

Berlin. May IA telegram received
here from Lenkoren In the government
OF Baku. Russia, says that patrol Of
a Russian frontier guard has fallen into
ambush set by Persian robbers IN a for
est. a Russian captain and two non.
commissioned officers were killed, The
same evening the robbers plundered the
village OF Werawul.
During the month Of April a Russian
officer and eight soldiers were killed BY
brigands In the same district
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complete relief from your remedy, l
have no hesitation In recommending
peruna TO those who suffer from ca
rrh."-E, +. Post.
Mr.. Post was for three years, 1895, 1891
and 1893 member Of the New York As.
scmbly. lie is now giving his whole
time TO the insurance business and holds
responsible position under the John
Hancock Insurance Co., Of Boston. His
Office is at 18s Blocker street, and his
residence at i2s w. Thirty.slxth street.
Pe.ru-no OF valuei In Kidney Trouble.
Mr.. II. NJ. Rice, sol Elliott Square,
Buffalo, n. Y, is Secretary of the Pan
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-16

Ing for Mr. Gibson, who has been max
ing trips TO the mine each morning 20
pay OFF his men, Usually he has made
these trips in the stage. taking the
money with him. This morning, hove
ever, he went IN private rig and
paid the miners In checks distributing
about S600
Mn. Gibson Is confident he saw the
stage robber about mile beyond the
point where the hold-up occurred The
man Yves rather heavy set, rode sor-
rell horse and carried a Winchester In
a scabbard swung on to the saddle, Mr.
Gibson and Mr.. Cassell spoke TO him,
but he made no reply Cassell had a
rifle across his knee, or the supposed
robber would probably have halted
them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-16
Patton Head Of Colo. school Of Mines

Golden Colo. May l6.-The board Of
trustees Of the state school of mines
has appointed Horace Bushenll Patton,
professor Of geology and mIneralogy,
succeed President Palmer, who retlres
June 80. President Patton will act un-
III a permanent appointment Is made,
He was leader OF the boiling faculty
al the time It's trouble with President
Palmer occurred. This makes 1t prob
able that the other members Of the old
faculty Will be retained for the present.
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HAIR NATURALLY ABUNDANT.
when II IA Free Of Dandruf. II Grows
Lunurlautly

Hair preparations and dandruff cures
as a rule, are sticky or irritating affairs
that do no earthly good Hair, when
not diseased, grows naturally luxuri-
antly. Dandrun Is the cause OF nine.
tenths Of all hair trouble. and dandrnn
IA caused by a germ. The only way
20 cure dandrun Is 90 kill the germ.
and. 80 far. the only hair preparation
that will positively destroy the germ Is
Newbro's MISUNDERSTANDING harm
less. free from grease, sediment. dye
matter or dangerous drugs. II allays
itching Instantly; makes hair glossy
and soft as silk. Destroy the cause.
you remove the effect -dandruif. Sold
By leading druggists Send loo IN
stamps for sample 10 the Herpclde Co.
Detroit. Mich. For sale At q c, ~
!. Drug Dept.
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Strange Case of Dementia,

Butte, Mont. May l5.-What appears
10 be a strange case OF dementia has
been disclosed In a criminal libel suit
preferred against Mrs A. Stork by two
OF Butte's most prominent physicians,
Mrs. Stork IS accused OF writing letters
to heirs and signing the doctors names
to them All the eplstles in tender
words request Mrs Stork 10 call at the
offices OF the physicians Mrs. stork is
also accused Of calling out doctors as
high number as six a night on blind
calls, sending them 10 all parts Of the
town, She made life miserable for the
tow physicians behind the suit Mrs.
Stork Is thought 10 be domented.
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Word wide REPUTATION.

Whites Cream Vermlfuge has
achieved a world wide reputation as be-
ing me best Of an worm destroyers, aud
Tor ts ionic influence on weak ane un-
Thrifty children. ns Il neutrallzes the
acldlty or sourness OF the stomach, i'm
proves their digestion, and assimilation
OF food strengthens their nervous sys-
TEN and restores them TO health vlgor
and elasticity Of spirits natural TO child
hood. 25c OF 2. G. NJ. !. Drug DEPART
ment.
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WilII.ay on EmpIoyes.

New York May l6--As a result Of the
refusal Of % men TO work on the battle
ship Connecticut under the piece sys-
TEN Of payment, fully 700 employees In
the shops In the Brooklyn navy yard
viii soon be laid of
The ship is now far behind her sister
vessel, which Is being built by private
contract at the Newport News ship
yard
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BOISE srAGG RoBBEH.
A Posse IN Pursuit Of Him but Not
Vet In Touch,

Boise. Ida, May 1.-THE posse that is
on the TRAN OF the lone highwayman
who yesterday held dp the Boise Idaho
City stage left the halfway house at
s o'clock this morning and resumed It's
pursuit OF the robber. No word has
heon received from the posse since then,
NJ. VI. Gibson. manager Of the Idaho
Globe Mining company operating near
Idaho City, returned 10 Boise today. ac-
comptnied by Jack Cassell. The two
went W In q private conveyance yes
lefday and Il is now believed that the
man who held up the stage was look
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There is an aching and tired feeling:
the liver, bowels, and kidneys becomes
sluggish and inactive. the digestion i'm
paired. with little or no appetite, no
ambition for anything, and a feeling
that the whole body ana mind needs
toning up. The trouble Is. that during
winter there has been an accumulation
OF waste matter In the system Herblne
VIII remove 10, secure 10 the secretions
a right exit, and by It's tonic effect, fully
restore the wasted tissues and give
strength In place OF weakness. zoe al
z. {. NJ. /. Drug Department
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part Of the orient Intead Of return
ing to New York, Pulitzer will make a
tour OF the west and intends to enjoy Il
hunting trip In some out Of the way
part Of the coast. Although stlll In his
twentics, he has already seen consld-
cradle service as general writer on his
fathers newspaper
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Gen. Bell Assigned TO Leavenwor,h,

Washington, May i5,--Gen. j. Frank
lin Bell. who recently returned from
the Philippines, had a conference with
Secy. Root today Cen Bell has been
assigned 20 command the military
school at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.
The sale OF rice during the campaign
In Batangas and which recently has
been the subject OF comment on ac-
count OF criticism In the report OF Gen.
Miles, was not mentioned during the
conference today secy, Root considers
he whole rice transaction closed In
clden, He has been cogni2ant Of all
the facts for some time and regards
the action OF Gen Bell as one OF militia
necessity, and holds that Cen Bell
would nave been remiss In his duty had
he not acted as he did. The secretary
also says that the action was not I'M
precedented, os has been charged, but
was similar to the action taken I'm Por-
to Rico after that island was swept by
The hurricane.
The secretary found when the rice
matter was first investigated by the
department. that u had the approval
of the officers in command Of the civil
authorities In the Philippines.
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CONFERENCE PAMPHLETS.

The full report Of the seyenty-thlrd
Annual Conference, held April 8 and
G, with all the discourses Including an
the Dcseret Sunday School Union. The
book Is now ready M the Desonl News
Book Store Price 90 cents postage
prepaid Usual discount 90 agents and
dealers The edition being limited sll
DESTROYS of obtaining the pamphlet
should write az once.
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Scarlet Fever at wardner.

Butte. Mont, May ia special to
the Miner from Warduer, Idaho, says
that the scarlet fever epidemic here has
reached such an alarming stage that
the authorities have closed all the
schools and forbidden the holding OF
any public meetings Of any kind Chill
dren under four years Of age are not
permitted on the streets
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MILES RETIREMENT ANTICIPAT-
ED.
Turkish Advance on Ipek.

Vienna, May l6.-Adyices received
here from Uskub, European Turkey, say
the Turkish advance upon lpek Is meet
ing with strong resistance There has
been severe lighting at the villages Of
Peretsth. Sfaklan and Babalr Artll-
lery was employed and these villages
were destroyed Thirty Albanians We're
killed and many were wounded
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Los ANGELES EXCURSIONS
yln m, oreron sherl LIae

For the General Assembly Presby-
terian Church. Tickets on sale Nay
18th TO 18th inclusive, limited 70 July
18th az the rate Of $3.50 via ogden. or
$3.50 going via ogden and returning
via Portland. or vice versa. City Ticket
Once eoi Main 81.