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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-04
FAMED DIVINE COMING.
Dr. j. II. Buckley WIN Preach in
First Methodist Church Tomorrow.

Rev. j. NJ Buckley. ID. d.. of New
York. editor of the Christian Advocate
viii preach i'm the First Methodist
church at ID o'clock tomorrow NOM
Ing
Or. Buckley Is the most famous di-
vine in the Methodist church and has
been called the 'prime minister of
Iethodism. His influence extends be-
youd the confines Of his own denom-
iuatiCn. his opinion and aounsal Dein8
e5Uebt bv am religious societies lie
has been am extensive traveller. both I'm
this country ana abroad. lie is thor
ough man of affairs and q student in
every branch of modern thought and
UrBETees
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MORE WORK FOR AUDITOR.
Changes in Oregon Short Line At
feet Accounting Department.

The consolidation OF the operating sys-
TENS of the Union Pacific west of Green
crease the work OF the auditing DEPART
menL of the short Line. This viii uecessi-
tate enlarging the force under Auditor
O. ]. McNitt The auditors department
in the future viii keep records of traffic
originating I'm wyoming and Nevada.
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80 EXcURsIoN.
snndav. - Il

via Oregon Short Line Round trip
81 90. Special leaves Selt Lake 1000 a.
m., returning leaves ogden I.30 p- n.
Trout and chicken dinner az the Her-
mitage in ogden canyon a good time
fQr ait
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a - - -

Might ruin his whole Appearance 81 Inn
properly Numbered, The same is true
OF W0mau's shirt waist Our work
is perfect TROY LAUNDRY.
1855 MIN street.
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TEACHERS RATES.
Via Burlington Route,

Via AuftIngtou Route,
60 the Worlds fair without change.
The Pullman palace ear that gees via
Burlington Route leaves Salt Lake
daily 3:15-p. IN. Cau or write and get
particulars r.. F.. Neslen, General
Agent, 20 West Second South street.
Visit t., laugh i'm it. talk about t..
House OF troubles opens today. Salt
air
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CATHERINE RoLAPP DEAD.

Little One Passes Away After Long
Illness.
Catherine Rolapp, daughter OF judge
and Mrs. Henry H. Rolapp. passed away
last night a little before III O'Clock. sue
cumbing 20 a long illness that DEVELOPED
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-04
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.


a--N"N . , ------7-l'
The commencement exercises of the
Agricultural college at Logan VIII De
Feld al the college beginning June .,
sunday. and continuing until Tuesday
The general programme fellows
sunday. 1880 r.. --Baccalaureate
sermon by Rabbi L. @. Reynolds,
Monday. class day-i0 a- In., musical
programme; III a. m- feld sports; %.
~. class luncheons, $50 .. u.. senior
class programmes
tuesday. commencement day-lI "a.
jog. Graduating exercises address TO
graduates by Secretary OF State J- i,
Hammond.
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nTusTC 80 DRAMA.

Another biz house Witnessed the pres
enfati8n Of "The Proud Prince ar the
Theatre last evening. There viii be Two
narf0rmancez today the matinee Deslh-
ialg at Z-l5.
The sale for the "Du Barry engage
I1eut is proceeding at the Grand 1ne
demand Yesterday 'Fas very great nlt nor
Barge enough tu eHtaeeL h-e e-l-4 -p- GIG
entire engagement.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-04

Az ORDINANCE LEVFING A TA1
ana Tor the assessment OF property %.
eotH siqes ot Third North street betWcG.
-etit.t " 1e- ana Eleventh west streets
fH ail-eUalk District Ne. FL. for Che CON
struetlon OF cement sidewalk.
Ie ~ ordained bE tine city council col
1aiL Lake City Utah.
Section THAT the city council daei
hereby levy the tax and provide FOR tLt
as7essalens Of the seine upon tne prop,
crty hereinafter described Doe lots aud
block %. plat C., lots Sd and 81 Iayl0rs
subdivision OF Che West One-half oi
block g. plat ~. lots go l2- inclusive. 0I
block Is. Oakley subdivision. lots 3 DC
lS, Inclusive. OF block q a. Oakley sunaI+
Colorado suhdi vision, lots 10 so -. inc
elusive OF block 2. Eastwood subdivision
and lot T. block 81, plat e., salt Lake CITY
survey abuttlnE ON both sides of Third
North street between Ninth West and
Eleventh West streets, iu Sidewalk Dis
trlcl NO. ~ SAID property having iroG-s
age OF z45t.5J feet along said street
This tax is levied 10 detray the expense
of constructing a cement sidewalk upon
said portion on said street opposite tla
property hereinafter described to bc cs-
Improvement and it b. hereby adludEec.
determined and established that the
same win be especially benefited thereby
10 the fHli amount on the taE hereby
levied. and said parcels or land are
hereby assessed at am equal aud uHifoIfu
rate in accordance with the linear f0af
frontage upon said portion OF said street
fronting upon and 10 n pun OF U" envy
five go feet back theTefrom. ana ths
TAX hereby levied and TO Zoe assessed
upon said parcels OF land ls tE0 tn1u6au9
three hundred and slNtE-ll'le ai1 SO
iS2 9z Al dollars or a3-t1 (elaal llilaL-
per front or linear foot, when d lHa
estimated total cost and estimated -.l-t
per linear foot of slio sldeFdiA' ana t..7
rected To assess in accordance win ths
provisions of this ordinance fQr the pAt-
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King viii Run if King Doesn't.

Mayor W. H. Royiance of Provo. who
was In the city yesterday. says that
Irtah c0unty's choice for delegate 20 the
democratic national convention is Major
samuel A. King unless his brother. Judge
W. H. King, should desire TO be Cd oele-
gate. iu which event the selection un-
dlubtedly VIII be the latter.
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q Fs aaa psFmsaeae C%9
- drunkenness For terms as
literature address
TIE KELLEY INSTITUTE.
8ait Lake CITY. Utah. Lask Roz a.
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ogden Briefs.

@E5e+-+A e-AAAl+t-s
The condition Of A. NJ. Bruce the
Union Pacific brakeman who was injured
near Stra wberry bridge Thursday after
noon. was reported last night from the
hospital as but little changed. Bruce IS
still unconscious and suffering from a
fractured skull.
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state Of Utah, City and County Of salt
L.ake-ss- ID.
~ IS. Critchlou-. city recorder of salt
Lake CITY. Utah, do hereby certify tlaL
the above and foregoing is a fuil, true
and correct copy OF an ordinance est-e--ll
- An ordinance les=yiug a tax and FOR inc
assessment of property on boln sloss Of
Third North street between Ninln ~ esq
and Eleventh West streets, ln olde"a aux
cement sidewalk passed by the city
council of Salt Lake city, Utah. bay =
foi4 ana approved by the mayor May 70
1854 as appears Of record In my Once
I'm witness whereof i have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
lSeaI1 corporate seal OF said city TINS
27tb day OF May. 1894
j. S. CRITCELDA4
City Recorder
Bill $50. q. Sidewalk Extension no. %
(FeadVerLisedJ-
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An Ordinance

AN ORDINANCE LENGIAG A TAX
and for the assessment OF property on
both sides Of Market street from g poins
midway between East Temple street eng
West Temple street. 90 west LeLlt5a
street. fin sewer district NO. = for the
construction of a sewer
Be il ordained by the city council GL
Salt Lake City, Jtan-
Section l. That the city council does
hereby levy the tax and provide for the
assessment Of the same upon Lle PROP
erty hereinafter described Il lgls nos.
and 4. block 3D. plat A. s4iL Lake tlt-
survey. abutting on both sides OF Market
East Temple and West Temple streets 10
West Temple street ln sewer olslglcL no.
l. said property having a frontage OF e'
feet along said street
This tax is levied TO defray the CE-
peuss of constructing a sewer up1u salH
portion of said street Opposite the pfop~
ertv hereinafter described. 70 oe esp--
cially affected and benefited py said iHl-
prOFemeut ana u ls 1eEeD4 adll4A'- -
determined ana eslaollshe9 s-e- ~. ~
same win be especially oelelll71 t-l-- ~
TO the fun amount Of tle TAX ueTeot
led ard said parcels or laud are -----.L
7sse=sed at an equal end uniform ta-e
age upon said portion or 5ala street -t
ing uDon and TO a depth OF tW6nLy-Llfa
hereby levied and 10 9e as757sl F
said parcels OF land Is four n159L54 gus
twenty ana no hundredtnd ist-gNl at.
lars. or 50-1o0 600 dollars per Il9lL OF
cost and estimated cost per linear Lol-
of said sewer. and the treasurer le n---
accordance with the PROVISIONS on ,.--7
ordinance for the purpose Lel~-1
toned tho east 20 teet OF lhe HV7t
feet of Tot g. the east 80 IeEt OF Joy p
mock q Mat A. Salt Lake city survey.
as the same are shown upon tA- -LLL-.1-
piats of said CltE % a dept4 yL ~ 1----
five go feet back from sAld street. anu
Y Sec sad tax shall become and be
delinquent as roloWs- 1-r-.
One-third thereof shalt become ltii.
orlent in three months after the appIotal
Of this lew ouc-thlro ln s.A l.il..--s i
said approval and oue-third ll L"ei.
months after said approval EacA a..o
/ sy-er- fr7s+a fTrreut ri said tax except me
( first shall draw interest al tle rae 49,. ~
per cent per annum from I e.
and All said installments shall pear lla
+e~es- - the rate of DO per cent per am
/ num from date of delirQueneE
I Sec. 8 This ordinance shan take eLLe--
/ pa aetsd l,v tie citv council of Salt Lake
( Cftr Utah hav 23d. 1903. ana t--e---o 10
the mayor for his apR- PIC y-.4--,,trr -.yz-
CITY Recorder
j Approved this 25fh DAY of M4 ,5 lzi
RICHARD p MOfSr,la.
state OF Utah. CHS and County OF Salt
III s. CrtchIou- citE recorder Of sa.z
T-to r,ifv 4-tah Go hereby certify mat
I the above and fGI5ss'l.l5 - -=+I-a
I and correct copy o. Ah tLtiii--t'.-- r-- NJ
! can ordinance lattil3 q - ,,l, si5ez ~
I sr~~I-ss street. from point midway nee
I tween East Iomnle street alle E..
I he street, 10 West leiaPie 7-l--'. -
( -e--.- district No T. for the clllett -' p. lo'
III ! sewer" PASSED by The cit. co-.cl or
EaG Lake CITY. lttil- 't1. 81 -s5t -
] approved bv the mayor blaf % t'.a'
e18ear= OF record iu nay oiI5ce
Tr witness whereof nave mere
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nTARPIAGE -TIcENsEs

Grafton y. H0tey. Alberta Canada %
Annie Stokes Alberta, Canada.
William stack. Salt Lake City ..........l
clara Kilkenny. salt Lake City,
If It's Eor the Office,
BREEDEN HAS IT.
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WASHINGTON DAY BY DAY.

ei7freton. Feb 13-sluce the eeaia
Z william G. whitney many stories ci
his life here have ban tod. tat -'-@
more frequently Than 70 st1ry q i1-
reaches
when NJ W-his1ev cane - e.~e ns
~, cabinet ttnrsr. - Thl@h na e-ter-
-ained n. Presi5ert a-s hs ol-7Efe
% the cabinet - lr-s1 O. have --s
novelty. ard peaches a7Eeased 20 h.'a
more tran anything slss His dsaaer cane
f. III. us6ale = Fea-ua-7. when pezessz
are rlt 1-Etazrr I- TIE ula-kst i1 Ftasa-
lar7oa- Tie Eent G. fra-t d@sier here
ana ASKED hsa where p cosd gst safae
peaches
IRE c~1It dealer tod hiu - a 1zn r.
Pearsyfvaz-a sssc srsE h0t-i--1se 1eaeaes
ara s,cestsd fhst he r zht Tet setae -
hf-- Nr whftzey sare re frsit desirT
a dollar bli AID tod htsn - 50 q
ths E-vxss sn4 see NAas be casi1 Co
The rzarkesszsaa souTnsg-sd - Fer1sfs-
y2z.z. fssn4 that tEs hat hzd fszE seSsa
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turned to- his desk 10 find the gTeenbacks
had disappeared No one had seen any
body in the room during his absence
ana every effort 70 secure q clue as 20
the identity Of the thief vas uraFe..inE-
Nothing had been learned ~ throw a
light on the mysterious robbery When
Ia came 70 vorE yesterday morning ana
he was feeling blue and looked il. until.
CHANGING 70 glance back q his desk be
saw large crack in the foor from Vhloa
protruded someth.ns looking Ike gT-rA-
back Picking u up he "as celK ''sA ~
and il was q ts-.-doilar rote-
It suggested something and a carpenter
Vas called 70 ne scene. = plank 30 The
goor was pulled up and there Jay ez-
r,o=e8 an uT-to-aate mouse rest, neatly
csrnlshed with the raiss.ng greeEi'se 80.
none of which fortunately were serlolsiJ
Injured
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twenty-four hours, forms a sediment OF
settling, or has a cloudy appearance, it
is evidence that your kidneys and blad-
der need immediate attention.
IN taking Swamp Root you afford natu
raj help to Nature, for Swamp-Ro)t IS the
most perfect healer and gentle aid to the
kidneys that is known to medical science.
Swamp-Root is the great discovery Of
Dr. Kilmer, the eminent kidney and blad-
der specialist Hospitals use it with Won
derful success in both slight and severe
cases. Doctors recommend it to their
patients and Use it in their own families,
because they recognize in Swamp-Root
the greatest and most successful remedy
for any arrangement Of the kidneys liver
and BLADDER
SO successful is Swamp-Root in prompt
ly curing even the most distressing cases,
that to prove its wonderful merits YOU
may have a sample bottle and book of
valuable information. both sent abso-
lutely free by mail. The book contains
many of the thousands upon thousands
of testimonial letters received from men
and women cured. The value and success
of Swamp Root is so well known that our
readers are advised to send Tor a sample
bottle. in writing to DR.. Kilner & Co,
Binshamton, \. y, be sure TO say that
you read this generous offer in the Wichita
Sunday Eagle The proprietors Of this
paper guarantee the genuineness of this
offer.
If you are already convinced that
Swamp-Root is what YOU need. you can
purchase the regular ffty-Cout and one
dollar size bottles at drug stores every
where Don't make any mistake, hut
remember the name Swamp-Ro9t, Dr.
Kumors Swamp-Root, and the address,
Binghamton. y. Y, on every bottle.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-14
LATE NEWS BY WIRE.

New Yofk, Feb l3.-Among the pas
sengers who arrived otday on the steam
er Celtic from Liverpool and Queenstown
were Michael Davitt and family, who
are going to Colorado.
Manila. Feb 13.-The remains of none
of the people drowned in the recent cap
been recovered.
London. Feb. 13.-Captain Jameson Of
the American line steamer ST Louis from
New York February 6, reports by wire
less telegraph that owing to stress of
weather the steamer will not call at
Plymouth. but will land her mails at
Southampton
Oakland. Cal, reb. 13-W. 4 McKowen
the defaulting secretary Of the UniveTsi-
ty Of California has been sentenced to
serve six years and II months in San
Quentin prison.
Rochester, y. I, Feb. 13.-Rev. T. Har-
wood PattisOn. a professor at the ROchcs-
ter theological seminary and a widely
known writer and lecturer. died today.
Pittsburg. Feb 13.-The state bank Of
Pittsburg. capitalized at $5o0o0 was clos
ed by order Of the state banking depart
ment The state bank examiner Is tenn
porarily in charge.
San Francisco. Feb. I3-The blockade
on the Central Pacific railroad caused by
the collopse OF several hundred feet Of
snow sheds has been raised and trains
are moving again.
Kingston. Feb I3.-The United States
cruiser Hartoford from Guantanamo and
the United States gun boat Topeka. from
Colon. arrived here this afternoon and
viii coal
Shamokin. Pa. Feb 13.-AI the LehiCh
Valley companies collieries in this dis
trict which have been idle since October
lst viii resume operations March lst
Two thousand men and boys will be given
employment
Des Moines. Ia, Feb 13-Mrs Amaudy
Berry. reputed tte richest woman IN Iowa.
died today at Centeryiiie- Her wealth
was variousiy estimated at from half a
r1illlsn to two million she was president
q several banks iu southern Iowa
Pittsburg. Feb I3-Alorzo William
Kenzi- one OF the foremost chemists and
naetalIurgastist in the United States and
known among thu manufactures died az
his home In Braddcck today. aged -
years
Paris. FEB. IN. Beyer. counsellor q
the court 4 Czssatlon has completed his
report in the Drvyf1s case and The cou-t
viii meet II few days FOR is consider
alton.
Quincy. Mass. Feb. 1.-Louss p. web
be-. former CHEZ of the Boston FIRE de-
Eartrner.. well known Al over the c0ur-
Try. died today. aged . years
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-14
In Field and Barracks Pe-ru-na is
Equally Efficacious.

There is a natural reason for this Pc
runa is a specific for catarrh wherever
located. 1t not only instantly cures acute
catarrh but even old cases Of chronic
catarrh vanish under its persistent use
The soldier is especially subject TO catarrh
in some form or phase. Exposed as he is
10 constant changes, subject as he is to
the vicissitudes of climate, wet and dry
nieht and day, he finds catarrh to be his
most insidious and ever present foe. In
field and barrack~-Peruna is equally eti-
cacious. Taken in time it will absolutely
prevent catching cold.
After the cold has become established
Peruna will break it up quicker than any
remedy known TO man. Even after the
cold has settled in some organ, Peruna
can be relied upon to promptly dispel 1t.
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Rear Admiral Philip Hichborn.

Rear Admiral Philip Hichborn OF the
[. S. Navy, Washington, u. c, writes
Peruna Medicine Co.. Columbus, o.:
Gentlemen: After the use Of your PERU
ma for a short period I can now cheer
fully recommend your valuable remedy
to any one who is in need OF an inviSorat-
ing tonic"-Philip Hichborn.
Every one connected with the army ana
navy can have no reasonable doubts as 20
the merits of Peruna. No remedy ever
yet devised has received such unstinted
eUlogy from so many renowned statesmen
and military men as Peruna.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-14

Pain or dull ache in the back is Unmis-
taxable evidence of kidney trouble It is
Natures timely warning to show you
that the track Of health IS not clear
II these danger signals are unheeded,
more serious results are sure 10 follow;
Bright's disease which is the worst form
of kidney trouble, may steal upon you.
The mild and the extraordinary effect
of the world famous kidney and bladder
remedy, Dr. Knmer's Swamp-Root is
soon realized. 1t stands thl highest for
It's wonderful cures Of the most distress
Ing cases. A trial viii convince any one
and you may have a sample bottle free
BY mail.
Gentlemen attribute my present
good health to Swamp-Root. | suf-
fered many years with kidney
trouble and had an almost constant
pain in my back. Your great RENE
dy, SwamP-Root, cured my trouble,
ard have since been perfectly well.
Yours truly,
3. r.. ChaIker, Chief Of Police,
Ozark, Ala.
Lame back is only one symptom Of kid
ney trouble-one Of many. other symp-
toms showing that you need Swamp Root
are, being obliged to pass water often
during the day and to get up many times
during the night, inability to hold your
urine. smarting or irritation in passing,
brick-dust or sediment in the urine. ca
tarrh of Tie bladder, uric acid. constant
headache. dizziness. sleepiessness. nor-
vousness. irregular heart beating. rheu-
matism, boating, irritabiiity, worn out
feeling, lack of ambition, loss of lesn.
sa1ow complexion.
If your water when allowed to remain
undisturbed in a glass or bottle fer
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"a ToR Ia.
Bss-..h. a Ihs Nd " Hss liHzTS 5s-g-t..
S's1.'''' q &Alzl

NewkiriS. o. T. Feb. I3--The following
named officers We're elected st 4 meeting
OF the Kay County Breeders association
held in Newsirk; William Howard
Phelps Cf Autwfne. president, ". G. Bar
do OF Newkirk. secretary; John Fields of
saltwater. J O Thomas Il Tonkavs.
W II. Phelps q Autwine. D. g Pauline
J. 2 Weaver and W G Bzrdc of New
kirk were elected trustees
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-14
DR., AMADOR
PRESIDENT
Next Wednesday He viii Be
Ruler of Panama.
EVERYTHING Is QUIET
Russell Arrives at Colon on
His Way South.

Panama, Feb 15-The draft Of the con-
stitution of the republic of Panama has
been approved by the constitutional con-
vention and was today delivered TO the
provisional junta for ratification. 1t will
probably be ratified on Monday.
Dr. Amador, who will be elected presi-
dent of the republic on Monday. will as
sumo office on Wednesday. The articles
which authorize order in the isthmus,
said Panama must be protected.
Madrid, Feb 13-The last has not been
heard. probably, of the case of Father
Nozaleda, the ex-archbishop of Manila,
whose appointment to the Spanish arch
bishopric of Valencia was cancelled the
other day A protest against the govern
ment's action in the matter has been
submitted to the prime minister, Senor
Maura, in the name of the whole Span
ish episcopate. by the cardinal archbishop
of Toledo, who describes the treatment
of Father Nozaleda as an outrage upon
the Catholic conscience. A correspond
ent of London paper, writing from Ma
u.
ton is extremely imprucent politically at
this moment. and is certain to provide
fresh ammunition for the Radicals and
for the Liberals also. The sentiment of
the nation att arge, he says, is opposed
to the Valencia appointment, and the at
titude Of the bishops can only be an en-
barrassment to the government and to
the King. He adds: If there be one
political truth which no one can doubt,
it is thatw hich Senor Canale1as, the
spokesman Of the new Democratic Liberal
party. is now reafirming in his speeches
of propaganda all over Spain-namely.
that today in this country there are two
great hostile forces, that of tradition and
stability symbolized by the Throne, and
that of the people as whole painting for
reforms The monarchy must plunge its
roots into the democracy or it will wither
and die
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-14
THAT MOUSE NEST.
Grcenbacks Supposed 70 &c Les; Are
CiscoNcrco

Oklahoma City. @. r. Feb I1-Ea ST
ton. an erup.oye q tie State National
bank. was the victim OF & robosTv n
broad daylight Thursday n which hs lest
.leS SAYS fhs Oklzho--z1- Ee hzd that
amount in hank notes 81 hts desk ard.
affer an ahzszSe cg about al ho1< re-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-14
"a - ~ q x< IA.
s..-,.z- -Ias las ~ say AszFs sEf.a
''7f'' 3 NH2Z1Nu

afrs L.eian8 EfaHfDra r. sai6 20 carrys
lasrrr ar1g1srt 30 irss4rnnes than anV
other ~emaa RI tas spfi1 issr Dssiieiss
snslrt ta unrs fhae 8 ~ ~
Ia ,sssh Cu.zaa she @oasea esrrT apoa
ihei- rfTrane ~ fhs fzFsrv savings n
fi-~ stagc = heavy t-aressts anss-ts
-eckl-eee I'D even csg2ns - Eels "a
.tl.-.-
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factory results from the Use of Peruna.
write at cnce 20 Dr. Hartman. givin a fali
statement OF your case and he VIII ne
pleased TO give you MS valuable aiFlce
gratir
Address Or. Hartman PRECEDENT of The
Hartman Saaitarium Columbus. o.
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guests from $50 TO II o'clock. and they
mingled informally I'm greeting the rev
erend gentleman and his wife. \ short
musical program was rendered by mem
bers of the choir and light refreshments
were served. The musical program was
heartily enjoyed. consisting % several
instrumental and vocal selections BY Miss
CrUn. Mr.. Parsons. Misses Edith Hickey
ard Ona Hickman. Miss Ruth Hickman
and Mrs. Hickox
Now for another arctic exploratory
siG Focg as be started on a search foi b'e
.---e1osS boston IraDscr.ar
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protection of the army and navy In the
vicissitudos OF climate and exposure With
Peruna al hand to check the slightest CO.
tarrhaI attack the most severe weather
need not bc feared. Win healthy mucous
membranes caturrh cannot c@iSt
II YOU do not derive prompt and s1tlI-
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Pe-ru-na the Protection of the Army
and Navy.

This is why Pcruna is so popular in the
army and navy today. Ii Is precisely the
remedy that meets the particular ills TO
which this class Of people are exposed
our army and navy is the natural protcc-
ton Of our country. PerUna is the natural
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-02-14
RECEPTION is HELD.

Congregational Church People Meet
Their New Pastor and His Wife.
FL Reno. o. I. Feb. 1S.-The American
says the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. 2 T.
Rickey on South Rock Island avenue
was the scene last night OF a delightful
Informal reception by tthe members Of
the Congregational church 10 their new
pastor and his wife. Rev. and Mrs. Hol-
bert. who have recently come from Mich
igan. The parIors were th-onged with
members OF the church and invited