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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-06
NERVOUSNESS
SIeepleSsneSs and Cdtarrh Are
Positively Cured by
PAW PAW
HERE is THE PROOF - READ
WHAT THEY SAY:

Hon. Kilt Gould, Chicago, Repre-
sentative Of the Third senatorial dis
trict, and for four years the attorney for
the State Board of Pharmacy of Illinois.
says. I have been a great sufferer
from Catarrh of the stomach, dyspepsia
and indigestion, which completely up
set my nervous system. Munyon's Paw
Paw has driven out these distressing
ailments and has restored all my old
time energy and vim. II is a marvellous
remedy.
The Honorable Samuel w. Lane Of
Augusta, Ne, is a national figure OF
such prominence that ne needs no in
PRODUCTION al our hands. He says:
4 am pleased to state that [ have
been using Munyon's Paw Paw for two
months with the greatest benefit. 1
have been a sufferer for forty years
from Malaria and Dyspepsia. and for
the cure of the later I consider Paw
Paw absolutely unequalled."
Arcadivs Avellanys. DR.. Lit, Dr.
Phi. of Philadelphia. the most distin-
guished Latin scholar living, says.
Professor MunyOn is entitled 10 the
praise of the entire medical fraternity
and the people as well for developing
the remarka bly, curative qualities of
Paw Paw and combining them with
other indictments in d. remedy which
viii cure any durable case Of DySpep-
STA
Capt. Charles 4. De Arnaud, Wash
ington. D. G. the man of whom Presi-
dent Lincoln said. Congress and the
nation owes Captain De Arnaud a debt
of gratitude for his services to General
Grant" and whose dana &c suit for
SZ00. 600 against General Farnsworth
will be tried this week. says. I was
great sufferer from vertigo and could
hardly walk. a Grand Army comrade
induced me to Try Paw Paw, and the
results have been marvellous I desire
20 thank you in behalf of all sufferers
for the good you are doing.
Maj. De Batz of Washington, D. C.,
official translator of all foreign letters
and documents, says Paw Paw cured
bility and made him feel like a new
man.
50 the good reports come IN from ev-
cry section One cured person spreads
the news TO his friends OF this new veg
etsble pepsiB which makes old stom-
schs almost as good as new. and so the
wave OF health goes on and on Peo-
pie who have been troubled for years
with sleeplessness say that since TAX
ing Paw Paw they can sleep all night
and get up feeling strong and refreshed
II you need a tonic, If you need
strength ard good cheer, try bottle
Of Paw Paw and you viii have no need
for any other stimuiant-
Sold by al druggists. Large bottle,
81 Paw Paw Laxative Pills. 25c j bot
tie.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-06
PATRONS OF TWO CAR LINES
OBJECT TO PAYING DOUBLE FARE

People along the line Of the East
Second South street car line and along
the Callers Park line are up in arms
because they are refused transfers from
one line to the other. For instance, If
"A person living on the Second South car
line. in the eastern part of the city de
sires to go 10 Callers park. he is COM
PEELED 10 pay two street car fares. one
TO ride downtown and the other TO ride
out TO Callers park. The same rule
applies coming back from the PARK.
Each passenger is compelled to pay two
fares IL he desires 10 go TO the eastern
part Of the city on the Second South
street line.
The excuse the company makes for
this rule is that persons might ride
downtown on the Second South street
line, do their trading in the city, and
then ride back home on the transfer,
using the Callers park line for the re-
turn trip to the corner of Third South
ard Seventh East Or II is argued,
they might come downtown on the Cal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-06
BOOSTING FOR GEORGE
Dan Harrington Touring the
Provinces in Behalf of
Senatorial Candidate.

Manti. August 5.-Da1Iel Harrington,
politician OF SaIt Lake, passe0
through Manti yesterday in his y ay
TO Richfield, he said. he may posi-
bly, go further south. He was not fav
orably impressed with the conditions in
Sanpete county politically, and I'M
doubtedly does not believe sutherland
has the good viii 81 rs many llepub-
leans as some would make him be-
ileve. The fact ina three uf his lieu
tenants. State StatiStiCian De Noisy,
Postmaster Glove Of Provo AMI Har-
rington, are now out In the same oil
recti0n. on the same business IndI
Gates that everything is not going
smooth for Mr.. SUTHERLAND IN his part
of the state Many people here ike
Sutherland, but a some term il, Tie
abominable company he keeps j.
enough to drive any man from him"
referring TO the rag in this city. i
Is absolutely cOTccc- tha- his rland--
ers here lost nin wonderful amount
Of support by their utLeTaEces through
the political organ, and The circulation
throughout the county Of all kinds of
rumoTs and st y Is wi On had little, if
any foundation.
The receptive candidacy OF .Iudce
Johnson for attorney general has been
given some consideration IL this city,
but the sentiment hero Il r5so-e favola-
p
Public Instruction \ - Nelson for
another term, coming rs candidate
from this county
Will Metcalf of tiuuniSOl is said 10
have withdrawn as a candidate for
the legislature in favor of II. a
kearns of the SANE place. g. NJ. Mad
sen of GunnIsOI VIII De- an opponent
of kearns for tie Legislature. y. c.
Christensen of Steciins IS still an act
i've candidate COR the nomination Of
representative On the Republican
ticket.
As to the SubeTndtuTiai question in
Manti, it looks as If Cutler might BE-
IN the lead = very little. but nothing
much to speak of at present. Ham
mond stands a better show OF carry
ing the county than Wells
Fayette viii fight for recognition III
the county convention for the position
of representa- i've. J. G. MelIuf IS the
candidate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-06
OLD PIONEER DIES.
John Kelly Passes Away Suddenly at
His Home IN Fillmore


John Kelly. one or the early pioneers
OF Ut3h died suddenly yesterday morn
ing at his home On Fillmore at the age
Of eighty-one years. according TO "A
telephone message received By his son.
+. \. Kelly. of the firm of Rowe &
Kelly.
Mr.. Kelly came out with one Of the
hand cart companies IN the early fifties.
He has made his home il Utah ever
since and was veil known over the
state rs Honest john Kelly
Mr. Kelly held many positions OF
honor ana trust during his career. lie
was one of the first persons 10 engage
in mercantile business in the town of
Fillmore
He II survived by his wife and eight
children. as follows. John g. Kelly.
Fillmore; - g. Kelly. Boise. Ida: War
zen Of the Idaho state prison. A1eSan-
der Kelly. salt Lake. Miss Eva Hol-
brook, Fillmore; Miss Irene Kelly, salt
Lake
The time OF the funeral has not yet
been fixed. An the members of the
family living in salt Lake VIII attend
tie funeral with the exception Of Alex
ander Kelly. foreman Of the Pacific
Lumber company. who is detained by
serious illness IN his own family.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-06

Yesterday was the first Friday IN
many moons that the county clerks
Office issued a marriage license on Fri
day. Notwithstanding the enlightened
age in IS hich we are living, the old SUI
perstition that Friday Is an uniucky
day. especially for worshippers of Hy-
men. remains to a certain extent TO the
present day. To be married on Friday
means that the wedding will turn out
unhappiIy. and bridal couples try to
avoid this calamity
The fact that Friday is fast day in
the Roman { and Greek Catholic
churches also has something to do with
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-06
VETERANS GO TO BOSTON.
viii Try to Bring Next Encampment
10 Salt Lake.

The Utah delegates TO the q. A. r.
rational encampment left last evening
Tor Boston. Mass. The official route is
over the Rio Grande, Colorado Midland
and the Rock Island. On the return
trip the party VIII come home via New
York, Philadelphia. Washington and
the Worlds fair
They went prepared 10 make d strong
contest for salt Lake City as the place
of holding the next national encamp-
1ne1t. As this years gathering is to BE-
held on the Atlantic coast. IT VIII not
be so difficult as in former years 10 in
cuce the veterans 10 come TO the inter
mountain country, and if they decide
80 do so salt Lake city viii probably
be fsVora bly, considered.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-06

friends Funeral services over the lady
remains Will be held Saturday afternoon.
Aug 5. at o'clock =. m IN the PaySoh
tabernacle. Friends are invited
4 baby girl came TO grace the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson Wednes-
d3y.
4 baby boy arrived at the home Of Ar.
and Mrs. ". t. Amos during the week
" II. sherman agent OF the Denver q
Rio GTande railway. and his two daugll-
teTs. Beatrice and Edith. and son. VIII,
leave tomorrow mornins for a three
weeks visit to the worlds fair.
The young ladies composing our basket
ball team will play a game with AmeTi-
can Fork at Saltair Aug. y
\ dancing excursion TO the Pays0n pa
vilion from Tintic camps Is announced
for Aug Il
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-06

der's park line, get a transfer 10 the
Second South line, do their trading in
the fifteen minutes allowed them. and
ride back home, making the round trip
fer one fare.
One peculiar feature of the situation
Is that people may 90 UP TO First South
street, ride downtown on that line and
get a transfer TO the Callers Park line
without trouble They can reverse this
order in coming in from the park and
no fault is found by the street car COM
pany. The no-transfer rule seems TO
be intended for the people living be
tween Second and Third South, and
west Of Eighth East street. The num-
Der in this district who would come
downtown and spend fifteen minutes in
trading and then ride back on a trans
fer to the other line is considered very
small
OF course the transfers might be
handed or sold TO other people, and II
is said that this is done TO some extent,
and no doubt this is what the com
pany is trying to guard against
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-06
DATE ON SHELLS OF EGGS EXCITE
THE PATRONS OF A RESTAURANT

Patrons of one Of the restaurants Of
the city have been thrown into a fever
OF speculation during the past week by
the fact that their eggs come 10 the
table with dates clearly stamped in
big black letters on the she'll Yester-
day the eggs served IN the shell were
stamped in bold letters that could be
read across the table, Aug. D. 1904
The speculation Is as to who is re-
spOnsible for the date-the restaurant
man, the ranchman or the hen. If it
is the restaurant man who stamps the
eggs it amounts to nothing, as he could
stamp cold storage eggs as easily as
fresh ones If it is the farmer who does
the stamping the work would be equal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-06
PAYsoN NEWS NOTES.
Death of Mrs. Jerusha searle. Aged
Resident of Pavson.

Psyson. Aug. 5.--Another old i4rne resi-
dent of<thiS city passed 20 the other side
Thursday noon. Mrs. JerUsho Searle. the
wife of CORTLAND Searle. died after a
at the time OF her demise. was - Years
Of age. She has several grown Up Sous
and daughters here who mourn her loss
together with the husband. a brother ara
a sister living az Spfingvllie. and many
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-06
NEW BIDS ASKED
FOR BRIGHAM
->-
Board of Public Works Decides
to Try Again.
CAR TRACKS ARE TO REMAIN
DELAY IN PAVING MAY BE CON-
SIDERABLE

The board Of public works yesterday
afternoon rejected all the bids submit
ted for the paving of Brigham street
and deferred further action on the mat
ter until next Friday afternoon.
The city attorney submitted an opin-
ion in regard to the defective bid Of
the City Street improvement company.
stating that the agent who signed the
bid can show his certificate of author
lily later The term working days,
named in contract. he said, may mean
days lit for doing paving work" There
might be some difference Of opinion III
regard 10 this. SO ne recommended that
new bids be called for
Chairman T. A Wall stated that
Councilmen Z II. Davis and Black
had advised him if new bids were 10
he advertised for TO allow the paving
20 over until next year so as To give
outside bidders a chance. Otherwise
they believed that the proposition Of
the next to the lowest bidder should be
accepted, as that of she City street
Improvement company was toe 1nde1-
mite in regard To time. The members
OF the board seemed 10 think the other
bids were too high to be considered.
Car Tracks TO Remain.
General Manager Robert :. Campbell
OF the Utah Light & Railway company
announced that the ear tracks on Brig
ham street would not be taken up, but
the company would pay ifs, share to-
ward the paving Of the street. He said
that the company had decided that if
The tracks on Brigham street were re-
moved, the traffic would have to be
carried by the First street line This
would neCcssitate cars every 2ls min
utes on the corner Of State and First
streets. as the Sixth and Third street
cars would all have to come that way.
This, be believed, would make the III
terSeCtiou a death corner" where acct
dents would be plentiful He stated
that at present the Brigham street and
First street lines barely paid expenses,
as rs the case with all close parallel
lines. The intention of the company is
10 remove its tracks from First street
and improve The service on Brigham
and Third streets.
lie contemplated that the proposed
Improvements to Brigham street would
cost the company $50. 600. The company
was considering the advisabiIity Of
placing concrete ties on Brigham street
The board then entered upon n dis
CusSiou of instructions TO bidders in
case now bids are advertised for. The
members were Of the opinion that the
contract should specify that one side
Of the street as far up as Fifth East
street should be finished this year and
The remainder within a specified time.
M definite action was taken on the
matter, however
s resolution was adopted allowing
y. L. Hamin the S502.90 balance he
claims is due on his bill for the Lib
erty park green house The claim was
up several times before the old board
and dissliowed because the contract
was not completed in time The coun-
Gil and mayor approved the claim, 50
the board yesterday concluded TO follow
suit.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-06
FRIDAY Is NO LONGER
UNLUCKY DAY FOR WEDDINGS

the lack of weddings on this day \
wedding always means a feast, with a
q eat deal of meat, and a good Catholic
viii never eat meat on Friday. So
weddings in this church are usually
held on other days.
An unusual coincidence, which the
deputies in Clerk John james Office are
unable to explain, is that for the last
two Thursdays no licenses have been
issued one Of them remarked when he
noticed that q marriage license had
been issued on Friday and none on
that perhaps the Unlucky day
had changed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-06
MEETING WILL BE HELD TONIGHT TO PULL
FOR MINING CONGRESS HEADQUARTERS

Mayor Morris. three by the Commercial
club, three by the Mining Stock Tx
change and three by the Real Estate
association. A number of these dele
gates appointed find il impossible to
attend, but others cannot be appointed
in their stead until after they have sent
in their designations This matter viii
be adjusted at the meeting tonight.
1t is also the expectation that some
kind of an organization OF the Portland
delegates will be formed at the meet
ing tonight and a plan of campaign
agreed upon under which all can pull
to good advantage for Salt Lake as the
permanent home of the congress
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-06
SEEN BY THE HONEST.
Handbag With Money Is Recovered
After Several Hours

Mrs. NicOl Hood Il convinced that
none bat Democrats were at SaltdG on
Parker Day. Going out on the four
o'clock train she left her hand bag
on the seat of the car. II contained
Il small sum of money ana some Ettlc
articles of special value TO Aiss. Hood.
The bag was found on the seat by
the conductor on his rounds thruCgh
she car. and ne hung IL UU a peg in
The ear where IL vas found. Thu car
made four trips between the eits and
the resort with the bag swinging from
that peg. There il was found by Nicol
Hood himself when he went in search
Of II At the resort At $50 O'Clock in lie
evening
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-06

The meeting at the Commercial club
this evening Of all those Interested in
bringing the American mining congress
TO salt Lake to stay promises TO be d
meeting Of much Importance. All who
have been appointed as delegates To the
meeting Of the congress at Portland the
last week in this month are expected
to be present, as well as a large num-
Der of public-spirited citizens outside
the delegations, who are willing to put
forth efforts in this work
Thirty delegates have been appoint
ed 10 attend the Portland meeting. Fiji
teen were named by the governor, three
by. the county commissioners, three by
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-06

" valueless as denOting freshness. be
cause the eggs might lie ia the nests a
week before he found them The con-
clusi0n has been reached by many that
each hen must be furnished with a rub
Der stamp to enable her to put the date
on every egg she lays before she begins
TO cackle.
The idea Of stamped eggs is a good
one IL the people can be made to feel
that the inscription on the shell means
just what it says. If people who pay
10 cents each for eggs at the lunch
counter can be made TO feel that they
are not eating hen fruit that has been
in cold storage for months they VIII
pay over their dimes with better grace
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-06
CARTER IS HELD.
Sewing Machine Agent Must Stand
Trial

Logan. Aug. 5--The preliminary hearing
OF Herbert H Carter. on a charge OF en-
bezzlement. was concluded last evening.
and a result of the evidence intro
duced he was held for trial II the dis
trict court, bail being fixed at 8 900.
which he was unable to furnish The
evidence was very damaging 70 Carter
1t showed that he had turned forged sale
contracts in TO the company. and nae
sold sewing machines TO others and had
received the cash for them while his ac-
counts showed that the machines were
Yet unpaid for.
TIE CITY council met last night and TO
duced the tax levy formerly made. nj
The reduction was made in the levy toI
street purposes. which was cut from s
to > mills. In obedience To q general de-
Tpaud fo- retrenchment. one pOlicema q
and Special Health Officer Farnes were
discharged and 1t IS rumoTed that ST.
perintendent Orson Smith Of the city elec-
trio plant viii also be fired before long.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-06
WILL FIGHT FOR NOMINATION
Callister Of Fillmore Wants to Be
Senator.

There is j live y contest in progress
Tor the Republican senatorial nominal
ton In the district. comprising Juab
and Millard counties. =. w. Watts
until few days ago was considered
TO have a cincn fer the nomination.
lie is believed 20 be more friendly to
kearns than tC SgnoOt. anT that IS xiv
en- as the reason why T {. CaIIister.
first councillor to the Mdfard stake
presidency. beeanle n candidate for The
nomination recently. CaIliSter had
avoWedly wan-2j 10 be county clerk.
butt about the time Watts BEGAN l.,
develop Strength, he changed to ti;c
senatorial place -. W Aidr.el.- *
Sheriff Virgil nelly AMI Walter Jan IS
OF Biaekrock are also after the nom
nation
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-06
Stop That Cough.

When a cough. a tickling o. an irri-
tation in the throat makes YOU feel
Uncomfortable. take Ballard's Hore-
hound Syrup Don't wait until the dis
ease has gone beyond control. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Anderson 354 West Fifth
South street. salt Lake CITY. Utah.
write: We think Billiards. Horehound
Syrup the best medicine for coughs and
colds. We have used ii for several
years, il always gives immediate re-
lief. is very pleasant and gives. perfect
satisfaction pc soc Sl-00 Sold BY
4. c. NJ. J. Drug Dept
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-06
Political Notes

Wesley Scare. he ten-year-7li s.n
of A. j Scare. leu all competitors. cid
and young, in the sale of tickets for
the Parker Day celebration al the
lake He sold al ali just soc tickets
and turned n 80 10 the conmfffee. n,
charge.
There viii be n meeting OF Deun-
Gratis at the W2-sTiy block i'm Murray
tonight to commence organization for
the campaign.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-06
CASHES A BAD CHECK.
Clerk at White House Causes War
rant TO Be Issued.


!. J. Phillips. day clerk at the White
House and one of the oldest hotel en-
pIoyes in salt Lake, cashed "a bad
check on July 50-the first bad one Of
hundreds. ne says. He states a man
who gave mis- name ar Lorenzo Neil
son. his address as Richneid. Sewer
county. Utah, and who claimed to be
connected with tie L. & \. Mining
company, induced him 10 cash the
check by representing that he had
come TO Sslt Lake TO purchase 81, 0J0
or 5000 worth of mining machinery.
II was after banking hours and be
was temporarily without visible funds,
but he would have a big wad'' in
Jhe morning, etc
His story seemed straight 90 Clerk
Pl hllps, and he gave him the money.
The cheek was deposited in the Bank
of The Republic and by it was sent to
Iichfield for collection. Il came back
marked no funds Phillips caused
a warrant TO be issued for Nelson on
5he charge Of attaining money by false
greIenSeS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-06
WOMEN OF W00DCRAFT EX.
CURSI0h
10 Provo Canyon Aug. Z

Grand outing for everybody Good
hshing Trout and chicken dinners at
Upper Fails resort. Most delightful
spot IN Utah Special train leaves Salt
Lake AT 9:ce n, m Returning. leaves
Tpper Fails. 500 =. N.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-06
MINING EXCURSION
To BINGHAM, Sunday. Aug. z.

The odd Reliable" is pouring out its
wealth a. never before. \ good chance
to see practical mining on large scale.
Leave salt Lake $40 a m. returning
leave Bingham 4:40 p. m. arrive at
salt Lake $50. Fare. $1.00. round trip.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-06
BINGHAM AND RETURN Sl.OO,

Via d. & r. G., Sunday, Aug. z.
A good chance TO visit the great
copper camp and see the big producers
Leave Salt Lake $40 a. N. Six hours
IL the camp. Returning, arrive at Salt
Lake, 900 p. m
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-06
We Are Busy

Because OUR customers know they get
the best paint and pointers and the
most artistic wall paper.
W. A. DUVALL.
Phone l145-k. t2f ", Second south
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-06
AUGUST 18Th

Is the date of the last excursion 10
northern Utah and Idaho points via
Oregon Short Line See agents for par
ticuIars
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-06
BINGHAM AND RETURN S1.00,
Via I. &R. G.. Sunday. Aug. :

' IA =. @ n. u, ouHuay, AuS- =
4 good chance 10 visit the great
copper camp and see the big producers
Leave Salt Lake $40 3 m. Six hours IN
the esmp. Returning. arrive at Salt
Lake. $50 3. NJ