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The Republican journal., 1904-02-11
DIED.

(Goti1, wife Of Frank i. Achorn aged 43 years.
ADAMS. In Bridgeport, Conn, February s,
William Adams, formerly of Morrill,, aged IS
years. Remains were sent to Morrill, February
B1ckMoKK In Bradford, January "A. Lucette
Bickmore, aged 6S years, months, Is days
BATCHELDER. In Garland, February g AL
belt S. Batc' elder, aged 6s years.
CARTER. In Snrry. January o. Mrs Grace E.
Carter aged o years, days
Con RY- In surry. January 25 Levi V. Con
airy. aged q years. months; Is days
DoDGE. In Northeast Harbor, January 26,
DoUGLAss In Sag Harbor, N. y, January
26, Mrs. Nancy Tabor Douglass, formerly of
Rockland, aged 81 years.
EATON. In Little Deer Isle, January %, Capt.
Alfred Eaton, aged nearly 81 years.
EATON. In lrOOklin, January 27, William II.
Eaton, aged So years, months, Is days.
GRANT. In Lynn, Mass, February /. Cynthia
7. Grant, native of Searsport, aged 40 years, 8
HoLBRooK.. In Bangor, February 2 Wary A..
widow of the late j. g. iIolbrook of Prospect
aged 81 years. Interment at Prospect:
INNEs. In Searsport, January 20. Mrs. Jessie
lines, aged 60 years. 10 months and days.
JoRDoN. In Boston. January 81. Caroline NJ
Jordon formerly of Rockport aged 81 years. s
JONES. In Greenfield, Mass. February4, Mrs
Annie VI. Jones, widow Of j. W Jones, formerly
of Ellsworth. Me-, and sister of Ex- Chief Justice
John A. Peters, aged So years, 10 months.
MARSH. In Newport, February 4, watson B.
Marsh, aged 81 years.
MAssURE. In North searsport, February 6,
George W. Massure, age II years, months and
q days.
MCMANUs. In pelfast, February 8, Miss Emma
McManus. aged 81 years.
MERRILL In Stonington, January II, Paris
Granville "errll, aged GA years, II months and II
days.
MILLER. In Burkettville, January "a. infant
daughter of stephen and Carrie Miller.
MOODY. In Warren February 2, Hiram c.
Moody aged SO years.
RIVERS. In Martinsville, January 3d. John T.
Rivers. aged 81 years, 10 months
SIMoNToN. In Rockport, January 30. Mrs.
Mary (PascaD Simonton.
TURNER. in Vmalhaven, January 81, Ada F.,
wife of j. W. P. Turner.
THOMPSON. In Union, January %. Olive
(GrinnelD Thompson aged 80 years months.
THOMPSON. In Bluehill, January %, William
d. Thompson, aged 35 years. month, IL days.
WooDCoCK. In Rockland. January 90. Hattie
p. Woodcock of Thomaston. aged % years, 10
months, "A days.
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Yokkachi. Feb. B. Ar, ship S. P. Hitch
cock, New York.
Montevideo, Jan. 30. In port, ship Ken
nebec, Rio Janeiro for San Francisco or
Puget Sound.
Sierra Leone, Feb. 4. Ar, sch. Hattie T.
Simpson, Boston; all well.
Newcastle, n. 5. W.. Jan. q. Ar, ship
Emily F. Whitney, Goodman, Melbourne
Cor San FranciscO).
Kingston, ia, Feb. 3. Ar, SCH Anne
Lord. Kendall, Brunswick. Ga.
Turks Island, Feb. 6. Ar, sch. Mabel
Jordan, Barbados; will load for Philadel-
phia.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Boston. Feb. 8. Among the passengers
reaching here yesterday from Yarmouth.
members Of the crew of the fishing schoon-
er A. NJ. Nicholson of Bucksport, which
was lost in the ice field off Bay of St.
George, N. F., as previously reported.
Vineyard Haven, Feb 4, 1904. The bark
Willard MIDGET, Turks island for Boston,
which anchored off NObska today, had an
ing which she made five attempts to pass
Winter Quarter shoal lightship, only to be
driven back by heavy northwest gales.
At one time her cargo of salt shifted 50
badly that her lee rail was under water,
and it took three days to right her: Dur
fore and mainsails. Her crew was COLL
pletely exhausted from cold and exposure.
The tug Storm King will tow her to Boston.
| Rockport. Feb. The four masted
schooner Winfield S. Schuster, was launch
ed today by Carleton, Norwood & Co. Miss
Harriet W. Croker, daughter of the future
commander of the schooner, Capt. William
G. Crocker, performed the christening cere
mOny with flowers. The schooner is owned
by Captain Crocker's brother, Capt. j. Il
Crocker, of Franklin, Mass, her builders
and several others. The Schuster's dimen.
si0ns are: Length, 206 feet; width, AZ feet
depth, 1913 feet gross tons, 1881: net, 1920.
Bucksport, Feb Z Capt W. II. Harri
man Of the schooner Jacob NJ. Haskell
known as the 'Flying Haskell" one of The
fastest sailers in the business, is at HON,
in Prospect Ferry while his vessel is dis
charging at Jersey City. The schooner
Aetna, Capt. Chapman; Arthur V. S. Wood
ruff, Capt. Davereaux; Edward I. Stotes
and Jennie A. Stubs, Capt. Bulger, arr
tied up in New York.
ROckland, Me-, Feb. 5. Two more tower
from which weather signals will be display
ed for the benefit of shipping along tn
Maine coast are about to be erected at Whit
Head island, at the western entrance o
Penobscot bay, and at Marshall point, nea
! Port Clyde. These towers, like those al
ready erected at West Quoddy, near East
port, Machiasport, Bangor and Cape Eliza
beth, will be of steel, topped by steel mast
time and lights shown at night. The sigma
towers on the Maine coast are under the
control of the weather bureau office in Port
! land, and those already erected have PROVED
OF great benefit, especially during the severe
i weather of the past three months.
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SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Feb 3. Sid, schs. VIM. E.
Downes, Brunswick ; Georgia Gilkey, }; ca
sonville 4, ar, sch. Mary L. Crosby, SavaE-
nah cid, sch. J. Manchester Haynes, Fer
nandina sid, sch. Augustus Welt, Havana !;
5, ar, schs. Abbie c. Stubs. Charleston;
Sadie " illcutt, Norfolk cid, schs. Hattie
c. Luce, Tampa + {. Pendleton, Jackson
vile; s, ar, sch. Carrie A. Buck nam, Con-
aiyes for Stamford, Ct. I. AZ, ship Shenan-
doah, Kobe; schs. Thelma, Brunswick
Anna Pendeton, Darien; s, ar, schs. Annie
Bliss, Barren Island for Belfast, Me. Ed
ward Stewart, Norfolk Sarah ID. j. Raw
wick; sid, brig Jennie Hubert, Fernan-
dina schs Adde 7. Carleton, l5aracoa; }.
Manchester Haynes, Fernandina; JAS w.
Paul, Jr, Norfolk; O. az, sch. pendIeton
Sisters, Satilla; sid, ship Henry b. Hyde,
Baltimore: sch. Islesboro, Norfolk.
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BRAY. In Deer Isle. january q, to Mr.. and
Mrs Warren Bray, son.
CONDON. In Vinalhayen, February l. to Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Condor, : son.
EATON. In Little Deer Isle, January q. to Mr..
and Mrs, Hosea B. Eaton, son.
HIaGlNs In Otis, January n. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Higgins. a son.
JONES. In Montviile, February L. to Mr.. and
Mrs. ". P. JONES' a son.
KNIGHT. In Searsmont. February g. to Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph X. Knight, daughter.
LEADBETTER. In LincOlnvifle, February Z, to
MIR. and Mrs. Fred leadbetter. a daughter.
~ Mc INT n hocKana fehnary 10 W.T.
PECK. In Orland, February I, to Mr.. and Mrs
william H. Peck, 4 daughter.
WILLIAMS In Stoningto.: January %. to Mr
Thomas.
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MAR RED.

BIcKNELL. WEBB. In Belfast, February 8, by
Rev. a. A. Smith, Arthur 4. Kicknell and Mrs.
Dorotha f. webb, both OF elfast.
FLETCHER NORTON. In Lincolnville Center,
Center and Bertha E. Norton Of ROckland.
GRAY KoBERTs. In Sedgwick, January 26,
Capt. Orvis NJ. Gray and Miss Matte 5. Roberts,
both of BrOOkSville.
HANDIEY- SIDELINGER. In Rockland, Feb.
ruary 3. George Handley of Bristol and Estelle
Sidelinger of DamariscOtta.
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a Matter
OfHeaIfh

There is a quality in Royal
Baking Powder which makes
the food more digestible and
wholesome. This peculiarly
of Royal has been noted by
physicians, and they accord
ingly endorse and recon-
mend it.
The Republican journal., 1904-02-11

ROYAL BAKING POWDER co. NEW YORK.
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LAST WEEK OF
THE FORCED
REMOVAL SALE
OF Young Bros. Co. a! No. 20
Main Street,
Only Six Pianos Left-Oiher Arllc'"
Arc Getting Scarce

There are only six pianos len 'n 'D'
store of Young Bros GO. this wees
When the sale started there was ''
mmensecsto shrdu hrdluuuuuu'l'"
immense stock, but five or SIX q o''
soon depletes the largest STOCK '"''
that are LEFT are new and just as gool
as those that are gone out over ]"
drop head Sewing Machines have p., /,
cold during the past week at 3d."
each. and If you went one ita up TO you
10 hurry. as there are few left Ihe',
are a few other at slightly a''''.''
prices .-,.
Those who contemplate b1y iis ..,i io
thing An the music line TINS i"ll W" D,ga
well to accept the advice OF '''
and 40 IL now. ..i.,s are
Perhaps the greatest reductions .ss, p
made on planos These al, war ,or
SasOoO and win be SOFA ay.
$1,000. and others at the same I'''
ton. H. shoct music
most Of il worth up to olc ap,,y''
he s,ld for zoe each. No reserve
This stock IS going iasl' ..L "a Of
Everything IN the entire sIo ,l,,, % mis-
fered and nothing Is withheld l'o'' "
There are but six buying days ,d o'' Sc.
this sale closes, ana he .nice, vour
gins So come quick and S''e''
instrument.
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Hewlett Bros.
BEAR STEAKS IN ORDER.
Gabriel johnson Brings Bruins Car
cass to Towa After Exciting HUNT

Bear meat Is liable to swamp the
market this fall Since the first ship
ment from Pennington several days
ago, PaIleys canyon residents have
entered the business, and yesterday
sent IN first Installment Of 400 pounds.
They promise two more shipments
within the week,
The latest kill was made by Gabriel
Johnson. IN the Ola Arm Chair fork Of
Parley's Canyon. lie was out hunting
for deer ln the cliffs dividing Parley's
from Mn Creek canyon Sunday ana
had tramped about all day without
seeing even so much as a track. About
Ave o'clock he sat down to rest on a
rock, and on looking around caught
sight OF a huge cinnamon bear coming
IN his direction gathering berries on
his way through the bushes. johnson
had only Ave shells. and hesltated be-
fore firing. When he finally dld shoot
he only hit the animal on the foot, and
stirred mp its fighting spirit a second
shot caught Il I'm the stomach and made
IL hesitate In its onward rush A third
ana fourth shot went villa and then
the hunter took 10 his heels. deep In
the belief that the bear was close
upon him. Half a mile further down
fifty yards only separated the hunted
and the hunter, whichever was which,
80 Johnson fred his last shot, with a
careful aim. It brought the brute
down. But Just then Johnson saw two
other bears coming across the canyon
no doubt TO investigate the cause OF
their companions trouble, and John
son departed for home Next morning
he returned with a wagon, and hauled
the animal To town, where he disposed
OF II TO "a local butcher for $780,
Hunters are now on the tran or the
other two bears and expect TO bag them
before returning from The chase.
Saved His life,
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Cobb From Texas and Roberts
Of Utah Address a Large
Gathering
LATTER MAKES SOME DEAIALS.
Declares He Has Been Set Apart BY No
One to Assist In Election Of
Judge Powers,

The Democratic rally arranged Tor
the salt Lake 'rhoatcr last night was
probably Just az large os though Bourke
CocJ,ran had been the speaker Instead
of Nessrs. Z. L. cobb OF Texas ana 10
II. Roberts OF Utah, The stage WaS
filed ms was also She main auditorium
TO standing room only While we hls'
aud second gallery seats were ail 9VGu.
pied, with the same condition ool"lUl"b
In the greater portion of The thltd'
The meeting was called 20 order py
Simon Bamberger the state chairman
Who explained The unavoidable absence
of Mr. Cochran on account of iAllufe
10 make proper train connections btl
ho assured the audience mat it would
not be disappointed Hon h 5. klch-
ards was introduced ms the chairman OF
the meeting SIR Richards m1de
fellcltous and well wordsd speech ana
first introduced Mir Cobb 1.-THE Texas
Spellbinder who has done more ne
said. 10 dissip1te dyspepsia ln lhls
campaign by hiB lnlmitable stories than
any other man
After that be presented Mr. Roberts
as the Bourke Cochran Of Utah. MI.
Roberts commenced 10 speak at few
minutes past mine and held the great
audience until six minutes Of II. con-
atitntonal morality, political fidelity
the Panama controversy, reciprocity
and other public questions comprised
the principal part Of his theme though
local candidates and conditions re-
ctyed considerable attention The
charge Of the Tribune that the speaker
had been SET apart by President Smith
TO see 10 it that Judge Powers was
elected to Congress, was hotly denied
Held's band furnished the music OF
the evening and several vocal selections
We're rendered by Mics Jennie lhomp-
son OF Provo, accompned by Miss
Peterson
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WEATHER REPORT.

Record AT the local office Of the weather
bureau for the q hours ending at a. ~.
today. .
Barometer reading at a. M, &Hi
inches, temperature at 8 a. No. n maxi
mum. 62. minimum 39i mean. 80, which
Is the normal
Deficiency Of daily mean temperature
since Jan. I, % degrees,
Precipitation since the FIRST Of the
month. lgl inch, which IL % inch above
the normal
Excess In precipitation since Jan l.
25l inches.
FORECASTS TILL Z. NJ. WEDNES-
DAY.
Local forecasts Tor salt Lake city and
vicinity;
Fair tonight and Wednesday
For Utah-Fofecast taken at Denver
Colo.
Fair tonight and Wednesday; warmer
south portion tonight
Wyoming
Fair tonight and Wednesday; rising
temperature.
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DRUGGISTS MUST BE cHARRY.
Thoy Sell All Kinds Of Hair Prepare.
lions, and Fear 10 Discriminate.

Druggists sell an kinds OF hair prep
nraNons. and ag @ rule they are wisely
chary of giving preference TO any par-
ucular one. bat many Of them nave
come out plainly for Newhros Herpi-
eide the new treatment that absolutely
Kills the dandrun germ H. swannell
x Som Champaign. lll. say, zone cus-
TONER of ours who did mot have a hair
ON top of hls head when he began TO use
HcrpIcIde now has fair start ioWallS
good head OF hair We believe lierp-
eide 10 be By FAR The best preparation
of lls kind ON the market hundreds
VI similar testimonials from every,
whore. Sold by leading druggists sehd
zoe. IN stamps for sample 10 me helpl-
eide co., Detroit Mich. Il. G NJ l. Drug
co, Special Agents wv
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ZEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

virtue Ann Lewis 20 Haby l.. Ia
peare. mart Of section ., township
2 south, range 1 east .r",Hs,.t,t
General Conference Assn. Sew
enth day Adyenusts, To Enoch
Chytraus, part Of lot B, block %
o. p s. Hubbard TO Maude u Hicks,
lots 8 g. block 3 oakley ,..:..,
Iucy ID henderson at al 90 Hattie
NJ. Peter part Of lot 81 block III.
Anrle Engdahl and husband 10
Mrs Rose crater lots T. p block
p Hunters subdivision ..,.,,. ','s,'
Aaron Keys0r and wife TO ID, G.
Dart part Of lot 4 block a. plat
D. G Dart and wife to Alfred u
Dart part Of lot T. block H. plat
David Hilton To- David A. Hilton
part OF lot g. block H. plat Du"..'"
Nielsen. lot T. block q, j II VIVA
Ions Add. .,, go. .,..."..n
Angie Ii. Lawrence TO y. W Nc.
Queen. warranty deed jX5 rods
northwest from southwest corner
OF lOt 1 block 81. plat B..,.S y
MARY NacCOrd 10 Nestll y Harri-
son, warranty deed l26X@ feet
northwest from southeast corner
OF lot I, block "a. plat C......' j.
James n Miller 10 william p. NIL
Ter. warranty deed lot s. block 2.
Ten Acre plat a. ctc..,.,, u....,'
s. j Ralst0n TO j, w. Watson, war.
ranty deed, part Of southeast
quarter Of section %, township
2 south range west ..."..t.'
Robecca Perkins 10 Rebecca Lly.
inpston, warranty deed lots ~
and 81. Perkins Grand View .a".
Emily b. Bills to state Bank of
Utah. warranty decd. HXiO rods
Of section 9. township 4 south.
range I west .."., .",a"..;
Rachel G.. Bills TO state Bank OF
Utah. warranty deed 1892 acres
Of southwest quarter of section
8, township south range
west .., ..,tu,'tt'' .'".' '.!'
S. HAYS TO John Coren ct al, quit
claim deed, SjxlO0 feet. Bingham
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J. w Davenport. Wlngo, ~, writes,
Tune H. 1902: "1 want to toll you be-
lleve Billiards. Snow Lnlment saved my
doctors. and thew told me one OF my
lungs was entirely gone, and the other
badly affected | also had a lump In my
side. | don't think that | could have
lived over two months longer | was IN
duced by a friend to try Ballards SNOW
Eminent The first APPLICATION gave ne
great relief. two nfty cent bottles cured
me sound and wen II isa wond IrI, ,l su
manity." Sc Joe, tlO0. Sold by n c. NJ
l. Drug Dept
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'AnnuSennentS

"A Runaway Match which opened
az the Grand last night, had nothing
to offer In the way Of good acting or
beautiful scenery but the plot was OF
the rapid fire order, with a laugh Tor
every minute. The play Is a typical
comedy OF complicated mistakes, IN
which the right woman marries the
wrong man, and the right man mar
ries the wrong woman, and there Is
continual trouble till the mistakes are
finally Strengthened out as the last cur
tain falls The comedy was full OF
fun, and it was mostly made by Ed, p.
Perry as Solomon Short, and Frank
Appleton as Blunt Barker. the detec-
tive. In the last act they did a specl-
atty stunt that was the best feature
OF the play. and kept the house rollick-
ing IN laughter while II lasted, Special
ties were hung on the light plot at eve
~ available turn, and some OF them
were passable. A considerate stage
manager ought however TO prevent
Jack Prentice and Myrle Bum from
singing their duet number, in the inter.
est Of long suffering publc,which pre-
fers at least a suspicion Of music with
IT'S songs,
With the exception Of Perry and APP
ploton, and Miss Bum In her speaking
parts. the company IL not q strong one
"A Runaway Match goes again to-
night, and tomorrow night with a ma.
tlnee Wednesday
The next attraction at the Grand is
return visit OF York State Folks"
which opens Monday.
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Cures Winter Cough.

J. Il. Cover. iOl n Main ST.. ottawa,
Kan. writes :"Every fall II has been
my wife's trouble 20 catch q severe cold
and therefore TO cough all winter long.
Last fall I got for her a bottle OF Hore.
able TO sleep soundly all night long
Whenever tho cough troubles her. Two
or three doses stops the cough and saHS
is able 10 be NJ and we'll" &c, zoe, NO.
Sold by Y. c. NJ |. Drug Dept
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between Salt Lake and ogden within

between Salt Lake and ogden within
So minutes
Vice President w, u Bancroft OF tha
Oregon short Line left this morning
on am inspection trip across The Lucin
cutoff
A. H. Mohler vice president aud gem
eral manager Of the Union Pacific,
passed through Pocatello yesterday ON
his way TO Portland.
Messrs. Gillett and Peck Of the SAT-
Lake Route trahc department are eN-
pectad 10 arrive IN Salt Lake this week
EN- route 10 Los Angeles from ST. Louis
and their initial appearance at the
transcontlnental meeting.
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AFTERNOON ON CHANGE

MAY Day weakened again this after
noon and fell TO 2Sh cents, The sales
were.
Daly.West. 100 at 1900
Mammoth, 100 at $50.
Nav pay 5000 at 20; 100 at 2sa 100
at 2Sik 200 at 2Sk 80
Little Chief. 1900 at 2: 900 at rs.
New York, 1000 at IS
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP,
NOTICES..
Consult County Clerk or the respective
signers Tor further Information

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO
bate Division IN and for Salt Lake Coun-
ty. State of Utah Inv the matter NJ the
estate of Isaac NJ. Waddoll Deceased. No.
tlce Tho pctltlon OF Icon0ra T.. Waddell
oxecutratix Of the last WIN and Of the
estate OF Isaac NJ Waddell deceased
praying for the settlement u final ac-
count OF said Leonora ~ WaddeIl execu-
tratrix. and for the distribution Of the
residue OF said estate 10 the persons en-
lied. has been set for hearing on Friday.
the an day OF November, a. D. 1903. at 10
o'clock q. m. NJ the County Court House
an the Court Room OF said Court IN SAT-
Lake city salt Lake County Utah.
Witness the Clerk Of said Court with
the seal thereof affixed this 9th day o.
October. A. ID. 1904
iSoan JOHN JAMES, llctk'
nv David Y. Davies Deputy CLERK.
Thomas Adams. Attorney.
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LAYTON CUTOFF.

To he Thrown open TO Traffic within
Thirty Days
a gang OF about 200 Greeks was put
ON at Pennington yesterday ballasting
the track Of the Rio Grandc from that
point 10 ogden and incidentally taking
IN the Layton cutoff en- route. The
big steam shovel has been moved from
the Layton cut 20 the Jordan gravel
beds from where the ballast is being
hauled. Il Is on the cards that the
layton cutoff WIN be finished and
thrown open 70 traffic within the next
30 days When this Is done the Rio
Grande expects to make the schedule
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FORREsTER-At the residence OF her
son. 81 south state street this city oct
o. la0i Of general debility Johanna p,
Forester. aged % years.
Funeral from the undertaking parlors
Of Joseph Z Taylor. 2i3 cast First South
street. wednesday the 26th Inst 40 y
noon Friends are invited
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DIED.

SANDERS. In the rear OF N north Sew
enth West street. this city Oct q, 1901
Of typhoid fever Ann Sanders, wife Of
John W. Sanders, and daughter " the
late Thomas and Sarah Ward, horn
Aug Y. 1856 IN Blyna. South Wales.
Europe.
Notice Of funeral later
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY,

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnlne Tablets.
An druggists refund the money II II fans
10 cure. r w Groves signature Is on
zach box. DC
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PARR.-At Forest Dale Salt Lake coun-
ty. oct D. 1904 John Charlie. son Of Jo-
seph Charles and Gertrude Wallace
parr. aged nine months.
Funeral from grandparents residence,
glg south Eighth East street Wedncs-
day AZ p, M. Friends invited 10 attend,
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TLINGWORTH. AT her residence, 1870
Myrtle street this city, oct e. 1904
Elizabeth Illingworth, aged 90 years
Funeral from the late residence We'd
nesday al 2 D. m. Friends invited.
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PATENTS FOR SALT LAKERs.
Cspeclal to the "News'O

Washington. d. c.. oct 9.-Patents IS
sued 10 residents of Salt Lake William
w. Barton. pouring device; Elmira Jen'
nings stove CRATE for fire tray
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BOSTON MARKET.

Closing quotations today as re-
ported by the Brokerage & Finance
co. brokers were;
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TODAY's TEMPERATURE.

YESTERDAYS RECORD,
Highest. Of. 60, 90 ','. ''''''ol
Lowest. d. 90. .s s's Low
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r. II. ROBERTS ADDRESS.
Constitutional Morality aud POI
litieal Fidelity Discussed

Mr. Roberts spoke IN part as follows.
TAFT. Chairman, ladies and gentlemen,