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rs YoUR sToMAoH on A sTRIKEg
There Is Nothing to Prevent You
Employing a Substitute to
10 It's Work.

There is such a thing as fOrbearauce
ceasing 70 be a virtue even in the case
OF ones stomach. There is no ques-
tion but that some sJOmachs VIII stand
n great deal more wear and tear and
= huee than others, but they all have
fbefr limit. and when that limit is
reached the stomach must be reckCned
with as sure as fate. The best way
md really the only effective way 10
freat your stomach when IL rebels is
10 employ a substitute 10 do it's work.
fhis viii give the weakened and worn
out organ an opportunity TO rest ana
-araiu its strength and health.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets relieve
me stomach OF it's work by taking up
the work and doing IT. just as one set
~ shift OF wOrkmen relieves another.
rrhe,- actually digest the food I'm Just
The same manner and just the same
time as the digestive fluids Of "a
Sound stomach do. I'm fact, when
dissolved In the stomach they are
exactly the same constituents and
elements as the gastric juice and
other digestive fluids OF the stomach.
~ matter what the condition OF the
stomach is. their work is just the same.
The,y work in their own natural way
without regard 20 surrounding condl-
tions.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets. is restored
.nd renewed by nature and the rest of
The human body does not suffer
1n the least by reason Of It's failure 20
perform Ste work.
A Wisconsin man says. II suffered
the paugs of dyspepsia for ten years.
tried every known remedy with in
different results until I was told OF
the remarkable cures 'of Stuarts Dys-
4eDsia Tablets. / bought "a box. be-
ram taking them and forgot I had "a
stomach. Three boxes cured me conn
platelv. I have had no trouble what
ever Tor "a year and have an appetite
lfko q harvest hand and can eat any
hing that r. set before me without
Gear of bad results.
euarts Dyspepsia Tablets are for
-ffe bv an druggists al so cents a box.
Tho druggist never fails go have them
fn stock because the demand To- them
a go great and so pronounced that ne
cannot afford 20 be- without them Peo-
rle who could not get them Of one
druggist would go 20 another and
rrould yet in rne habit of buying their
afhar drugs there as we'll as their stu
arffe Dyspepsia Tablets.
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CONDITION OF
BLAIR SERIOUS
Former Counsel For World S
Fair in comatose State.
DOCTORS REFUSE TO TALK
GRAND JURY CONTINUES ITS
INVESTIGATION.

81 Louis. oct 27-The condition OF
James l. Blair, former general counsel
OF the Worlds Fair. was reported this
morning as unchanged. He is i'm a
eomatose state. The grand jury viii
re-convene this afternoon to continue
me investigation of the charges against
blair.
President Francis OF the Louisiana
Purchase exposition stated today that
asa relations between Mr.. Blair. former
general counsel of the corporation, and
The exposition were at an end. The
secretary a week ago sent Mr.. Blair the
acceptance of his resignation, said
President Francis. "He IS 10 longer
connected with the exposition in any
way" =
Two important features Of the part
That The police are playing i'm the inves-
tigation of the Blair story came TO
hsht today. One is the fact that James
II Roberts told his story 20 Chief OF
detectives Desmond before he gave it
20 the grand jury last Friday. The
ether is that Chief Desmond has been
trying for "a month or more 10 locate
carey ~ Blair, a younger brother %
James J.. Blair, but has not been sue
Cessful
AIRS. Blair began today the sale %
tie magnificent horses and carriages
which made the Blair stables the finest
iu the vicinity of St Louis.
Dr. Weyer said of James L. Blair's
condition; Mr. Blair's condition was
TIE same this morning as it was last
night. There is no Improvement ana
he is not amy worse"
"Is there any hope2"
81 would rather not discuss that
point for day or two. There is no
doubt that there has been q concus-
Sion of the brain. although we have not
determined how serious il is. Mr..
Blairs condition Is undoubtedly eeri-
Gus. but I must decline TO prophesy as
To the chances Tor his recovery"
Evan Bick of Dick Brothers & Co. OF
New York and Philadelphia and George
IS Csfahams. the firms attorneys, have
beer asked by the circuit attorneys OF
nc 20 appear before the grand jury
icre and give testimony i'm the Blair
investigation.
It is not know whether they viii com
ply with the request
Percy Blair tonight stated that his mo-
Their who is president of tEe board Of
lady managers Of the worlds fair. had
10. az which she would estate her posi-
ION regarding the worlds fair
The Investigation into the charges
against Mr. Blair is being pursued by the
strand jury. but no witnesses were eN-
amined today.
j. Z, Roberts the principal witness,
was not ON the stand today.
IT. is generally believed at the Four
courts that the grand jury has not Sc
base an Indictment Roberts. the accu-
ser of Blair. himself has stated that the
grand jury could not indict without the
testimony of eastern witnesses, Evans
D. Dick or New York beinr especially
mentioned. but &c cannot be learned that
amy effort is being made TO- secure the
presence Of Mr.. Dick or other persons
from the east for examination by the
grand jury
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THE DEATH RECORD.
Judge M. N. Estee.

Honolulu, Oct 27.-United States Dis
trict Judge NJ. NJ. Estee died here this
morning OF prOstration, following an OPP
Grafton performed two days ago for kid
ney trouble.
Morris NJ. Estee for many years took
a prominent part I'm the development OF
California. He went to California In 1853
and after several years or mining and
study Of law he was admitted to prac-
ttCe in 1852 He WAS prominent as a Re
publican leader and I'm 1855 was chairman
of the convention that nominated Ben
iamin Harrison for president He was
twice candidate for governor Of Califor-
mia but each time was defeated. In 1900
he was appointed district judge for Ha-
wall by President Mckinley.
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MOTHER AND CHILD

SCOTS Emulsion is cod
liver oil made almost as
palatable as milk. 1t is easy
and soothing to the weak
stomach; it checks the ten
denotes of children toward
thinness.
SCOTS Emulsion gives
strength to weak mothers be-
cause it creates healthy flesh
and new blood,
Nursing mothers viii fnd
a special value in Scott.
Emulsion because it insure
a flow Of rich, nourishin}
milk for the baby, More anc
better than a medicine
SCOTS Emulsion is a food.
We'a send YOU sample free upon request
SCOTT & BOVINE, sos Pearl Street. Nsv Yo,
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Nc NEWs FRoM - FRoNT.

Panama, oct. 27.-NO news was received
today from the government forces in pur-
suit Of the insurgents who have appeared
on the lSthmUS and who are now said TO
have come from Nicaragua. Governor
Obaldia has received a Geographic mes
sage from BOgota giving orders that the
NicaraEuan invaders be punished severe
ly. Cablegrams received here from Man
aqua, Nicaragua, say that I'm official cir
cles there 10 is Indignantly denied that
President Zelaya I'm any way participated
in the revolutionary invasion of the 18TH
mus and that nothing was known of this
invasion I'm Nicaragua.
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WAS A BAD MAN.
Would-be Murderer Identified as a
Burglar.

Seattle Wash. Oct. 27-Claude n Ar
buckle. the young man who made q muir
derOus assault upon Gladys Grey, his
former mistress, and then ended his own
life in the Hotel Cecil Monday night. has
been identified as the burglar who, in
September, 1902, engaged in a hand-to-
hand struggle with Mary Manberg, a
servant in the house Of judge Thomas
Burke. The dead man was recognized as
the burglar by several detectives and by
the policeman who arrested him. Ar
buckle was never prosecuted, owing to
the family's fear of mistaken identity.
Circumstantial evidence connecting Ar
buckle with a recent S6,o00 burglary COM
mitted i'm Nome would. il is believed. have
led to his arrest by this time IL he mad
not killed himself.
The woman ne shot whose true name is
believed to be Gladys Cook, was this
evening pronounced out of immediate
danger
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the chief events of the family history
was given by a number of his children
and grandchildren.
Bishop Burton is one of the pioneers
and was a fighter in each and every
enc Of the Indian wars of early times
I'm the first skirmish shortly after the
settlers landed here I'm 1849 he went out
first and in all the following years up
10 o. at which time he commanded
battalion of volunteers. At that time
an the regulars were in the service on
the Union side and an expedition under
General Burton was sent out into the
Green river country. The bishop has
been for many years one of the lead
ing citizens of Salt Lake. and he re-
Ceived many congratulations on his
birthday from those outside his family.
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NO TRACE OLE POISON.

Great Falls. Mont. Oct z7.-An an
alysis completed today upon the vital or
gans of Albert Falk. who IL was suspect
ed had met his death by poisoning. failed
to- reveal any trace of poison. Following
the report of the analysis, Mrs. Hannah
Hail. mother-in-law of the deceased. and
Mrs. Carrie Falk, the widow, who are
under arrest at Labelle Mo. were or
dered released Mrs HaIl has instituted
suit for $4,000 damages for alleged def
amatiOn of character
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Jury DISAGREED

Pittsburg. Oct. 2L-After being out all
night, the jury I'm the suit against Mayor
William =. Hays disagreed and il was
discharged tins morning. The case will
be retired. but when is not known. The
charge against the mayor is misdemeauOr
in the removal OF Samuel Moore, a civil
war veteran, from the employment of the
city without just excuse, which is claimed
to be I'm violation of an act Of the assem-
bly, passed for the protection Of soldiers.
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MINIS A CFRr1FrCArE

Denver. Colo. oct. "a special from
Greeley. Colo. says All Wong. a China
man. who has been conducting restaU-
rant in Greeley for some time, was or
rested this afternoon on Information
fiuu James mcCabe Of the United States
bureau of immigration. charged with
being unlawfully in the United States.
All Wong is supposed to have come here
from Canada
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Mrs. Harriet Alice Richards

washington. oct. T,-Mrs. Harriet Alice
Richards, state regent for Wyoming OF
the Daughters of the American Revoiu-
ton, and wife of the commissioner Of the
general land office, died tonight of heart
trouble. She was 80 years old and left
three daughters. The burial will be at
Cheyenne, Wyo. She was a descendant
of that branch of the Hunt family who
served as minute men at Lexington ana
assisted i'm the battle of Concord
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COFFEE CROPS DAMAGED.

Panama oct. 27.-News has reached
here that the volcano Of Santiago in Mic
aragua IS in eruption and that the con-
sequent fail of ashes has damaged "A con-
siderable number of coffee plantations
in the neighbOrhOOd of MaZaya and Ma
zatepe. 1T is said the coffee crops will
be very small in other departments.
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CREDITORS MEET

Chattanooga. Tenn. oct. 2L-Tho cred
itOrs of the Southern Car a. Foundry
company today continued their inVeSti-
cation i'm tho United states court iuto1he
affairs or the concern. The creditors adj
iourrcd after iustUuctiug the receivers to
bring suit against Elliott, former presi-
dent Of The southern Car a. Foundry
company, for an moneys he is alleged ta
have received hy way Of preferences fu
violation OF bankruptcy laws An adj
jOurnmcut was taken until Dec. t.
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RULES AGREED UPON.

I0IH|IUT 70 T 10 IIUIIITI.T
shinEton. oct. 27.-The general
land Office and agricultural department
officials today formally agreed upon
Jules to govern inspection by the bu-
reau of animal industry officers OF live
stock permitted 70 Craze IN the fore st
reserves. A rigid System of rules viii
be inaugurated for the season Of 1904
relative 90 the examination and dip
ping OF sheep.
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Keokuk, a Noted Indian.

Guthrie Okla, oct. 2L--KeOkuk aged
So the oldest Indian in the Sac and Fox
tribe, passed away today at his home at
the Sac and Fox agency, twelve miles
north of Prague. Okla keOkuk was an
unusually Intelligent Indian and very re-
ligious. being a member of the Baptist
church. KeOkuk Ia. was named for him.
as was also KeOkuk Falls. Okla
He came to the Sac and Fox agency
about thirty years ago.
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YELLO WFFVTR BULIFTTN.

Laredo. Tex. oct. 27.-Tonight's official
yellow fever bulletin shows. New cases
twenty deaths. two: total number
Of cases TO date. $50. total deaths TO date
forty-siN.
There were TO deaths and but two ac-
tual cases of fever in NeuvO Laredo. ac-
COrding 20 the bulletin issued tonight
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THREE INDICTMENTS.
Government After Land Sharks in
Oregon.

Portland ore. oct. 1.-THE United
states grand jury today RETURNED iDdict-
ments against three persons on charges
Of forgery in connection with the entry
of public lands I'm the southern oregon
land district The persons indicted are
Miss Mary L. Ware. Horace O. McEin-
ley and S. a. ID. Puter. The specific
charges are that these three defendants
forged the names of fictitious persons 20
homestead applications and final proofs.
Miss Ware was formerly United States
land commissioner at Eugene. but was
removed several months ago by United
states District Judge Bellinger ON charges
of fraud. Mckinley and Puter are tim
berland operators and 70 is alleged that
they fraJdulently secured large tracts of
timber lands by working I'm connection
with Miss Ware the United States COM
missioner
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RELFAsED FPoM cusronY

Budapest hungary. oct g7-AdOlph
Friedman. the American who has recent
iy been conducting a summer garden
here and who Was arrested I'm this city
yesterday az tie instance of the United
States authorities on the charge OF fraud
ulent bankruptcy in New York. has been
released FROM custody. No evidence was
produced To- show that he was guilty OF
The ohArEr nrought .gaLms- MIN.
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LYNCHER ARRFsTFD.

Denver, Colo. oct PA special from
Basin City. Wyu.. says: The grand jury
investigating the lynChing of German and
Walters, today returned an Indictment
against George Saban, prominent stock
man and former partner of Colonel J. H..
IOrrey. Sabau was arrested. Tt is IN
derstood that indictments have been
found against TWO other wealthy stock
men.
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HAD BIRTHDAY PARTY
Bishop Burton. Eighty-tWO Years
Old, Hoaored by Children
and Grandchildren.

The home of Bishop Robert T. Bur
ton was the scene last evening of a
merry gathering. The guests were the
children and the grandchildren Of
Bishop Burton. and they number about
l20. The occasion for the merriment
was the SIND birthday of Mr.. Burton,
and I'm spite Of his years he was as
lively and hale as any of the company
A short programme chrOnicling some Of
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RUSSIANS IN KOREA.
Mysterious Movements Continue to
Be Reported.

Yokohama. oct. 2I-Mysterious move
ments OF Russians is Korea continue 90
be reported. A detachment of 200 Rus
sian troops is said to have crossed the
River Tumf into Korea and another con-
tingent Of forty Russians appeared at
Niiu on Friday last and subsequently
retired
The newspapers here regard the sit
nation as being easier. and believe that
Baron de ROseu. the Russian minister,
and Foreign Minister Komnra are nearer
70 reaching an agreement.
Following the announcement made here
yesterday that the Korean government
had protested against the Russian forth
uCauon of Nongampho on the Eula river.
official advices received at Toxic tend 20
confirm the report that the Russians
have fortified that place This may lead
t1 imDOrtal IT developments. as the for
tftCatiOu OF IoCEamphO would be an in
fringement on Korean integrity
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TWENTY HOUSES BrRNFD

New York Oct Twenty houses. in
GLIDING stores ana private residences.
were destroyed tonight I'm "a fire that
swept over two city blocks in Kings
bridge. at the upper end Of Manhattan
island The lNngsbridge hotel. formerly
famous -oad house was DESTROYED
Total property damage. $4,000
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MARTIAL LAW IN SPAIN.
All the Trades Have Joined the Strikg
at Bilbas.

at Bilbas.
Bilbao. Spain. Oct MARITAL law has
been proclaimed here. All the trades
have Joined the strike and &C 900 men are
affected Railroad and street car trat-
fiC has been suspended. Cavalry IS pro-
tecting the gas works against the strik-
ers. whose persistent efforts to stop any
man from. working have led to some riot
ing The rioters stoned carriages that
to the bOurgoisie," and Down with the
tyTants.'
The mob was charged by the police,
and shots were fired from both sides.
Several persons were wounded.
Factories I'm Bilbao belonging to for
eigners now fly their respective national
flags. Business on the bOurse is suspend
ed and strikers have prevented the load
ing of vessels in the harbOr The shops
are closed and no newspapers are being
publi~hed.
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health the young
DUFFY
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you Duys Hhikey
SocaleG
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malt whit who contain
directs al a so in IN
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MURDERED BY ROBBERS.

Lead. S. D.. oct. G-J o. Mareaux,
head carpenter for the Hidden Fortune
Mining company, was murdered and his
wife barely escaped suffOcauou by the
use o. chlorofOrm i'm the hands Of robbers
a large sum Of money received yesterday.
which the robbers were after. had been
placed IN the bank.
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AMMUNTTTON SEIZED.

Denver. colo. Oct IA special from
Victor, Colo, says Major Tom r. Nc
ICELAND tonight seized ten Winchester
rifles and Gro rounds % ammunition found
under the residence OF J. r. Coogan. "a
member of the Free Coinage Miners
union Of Altmau. No arrests
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lieutenant Colonel waters.

Washington, Oct. 27.-Lieutenant Colo
mel Waters retired, died here today from
acute Indigestion. aged 90 years he
served as assistant surgeon during the
civil war. became lieutenant colonel and
deputy surgeon general in 1895 and was
retired in 1897.
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sTERN cIVFs RATI.

Washington. Oct 27,-The preliminary
hearing IN the case Of Leopold j. stern Of
Baltimore, indicted for completely in pos
tai frauds. was concluded IN the police
court today, and Stern was held in 5000
hail. which was furnished, 10 await the
action Of the grand jury.
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Rev Rohert HasLins

Gardner, Mass. Oct. 27.-Word has been
received from Cawnpore. india. OF the
death there of the Rev Robert Haskins,
"A missionary Of the Methodist church in
India, who had labored i'm that field since
1865.
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RIoTER CONVICTED.

Evansville, Ind. oct. 21-Wesley Bur-
ris. a negro. was convicted today for TAX
ing part i'm the riot I'm this city last July
The penalty is from two to fourteen years
I'm the state prison Burris is the fourth
man thus far convicted.
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sATLED FoR HoMF.

New york. Oct E.-Lieutenant General
Tan Hamilton OF the British army. who
has been I'm this country and Canada f1r
several weeks sailed for Europe today on
the steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse.
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M. A. clark.

Lexington, Mich. Oct. IN A. Clark.
past grand master Of the grand lodge of
Michigan. r. a. A. NJ, for twenty years
grand lecturer of the same body and "a
thirty-third degree Mason, died today.
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b. Kunnenheimer.

Chicago oct. 2L-B. Kuppenheimer.
president of the firm OF p. Kuppenheimer.
died today, aged rs years He was Que al
the best known clothing merchants in the
United States.
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INSTANTLY killed

Dayton o.. Oct 27.-Henry Kissinger Of
Dayton. cX-state commander OF the G.. a.
and Instantly killed during g. a. r.
parade today
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~. D. 9. 8. Lamar.

Macon. Ga, oct. 27.-AIrs. L. O. c. La
mar. wife of the former justice of the
supreme court Of the United States, died
at her home here tonight.
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ONLY $L0O
Ogden and Return

Via Oregon Short Line Saturday. Oct.
81. Leave Salt Lake 9:45 a. m, return
ing leave Ogden 10 p. m, Football game.
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OUR GUARANTEF.

Balm Oh. B. 3D. as directed on label,
and when the right quantity is taken
q cure is certain, sure and lasting. If
not cured your money win promptly
be refunded without argument
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Botanic Blood Balm CB.B.Bl Is

Pleasant and safe to take. Thoroughly
tested for thirty years. Composed OF
Pure Botanic Ingredients. Strengthens
Weak Kidneys and Weak StOmaChs,
cures Dyspepsia. Sold by all Druggists
81 Per Large Bottle, with complete direc-
tiOns for home cure. Sample sent free
by writing Blood Balm Co. Atlanta. Ga.
Describe your trouble and special free
medical advice to suit your case also
sent in sealed letter. Sold in Salt Lake
City, Utah. by +. c. Schramm, McCOr-
nick building, and Nelden-JudsOn Drug
Co, wholesale
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Cancer Cured

Botanic Blood Balm Cures Cancers Of
all Kinds, Suppuratiug Swcllings, Eating
Sores. TumOrs, ugly Ulcers tt kills the
Cancer Poison and heals the Sores or
worst Cancer perfectly. If you have
persistent Pimple Wart, Sweliiugs
Shooting. Singing Pains. take Blood
Balm and they viii disappear before they
develop into Cancer Many apparently
hopeless cases Of Cancer cured by taking
Botanic Blood Balm.
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