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orders as kidney, bladder and uric acId
diseases, poor digestion, being obliged
20 pass your water frequently night
and Gay, smarting or irritation in pass
ing, brickdust or sediment IN the urine.
headache backache, lame back. dlzzi-
ness, sleeplessness, nervousness. heart
disturbance due to bad kidney trouble,
skin eruptions from bad blood, neural
gia, rheumatism, diabetes, bloating. r..
ritability, WORKOUT feeling, lack OF am
bition, loss Of flesh, sallow complexion.
or Brlghts disease.
II your water, when allowed 10 re.
main undisturbed In glass or bottle
for twenty-four hours. forms a sedi.
ment or settling or has a cloudy ap.
pearance II Is evidence that your kid
neys and bladder need immediate atten-
ton.
Swamp-Roo is the great discovery %
DR.. Kllmer, the eminent kidney and
bladder specialist. Hospitals use It with
wonderful success IN both slight and Sc
we're cases. Doctors recommend II to
their patients and use II In their own
families, because they recognize In
swamp Root the greatest and most
successful remedy.
Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and
Is for sale at drug stores the world
over I'm bottles Of two sizes and two
prices-flfty cents and one dollar, Re-
member the name, Swamp Root DR..
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the address.
Blnghamton, n. T.. on every bottle.
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Agricultural Insurance Company,
WATERFOWL, N. Y.
Name OF President, A. II Sawyer.
Name Of Secretary W. H. Stevens.
The amount Of It's capital
STOCK Is .., ,.",,,."..",,.S 100000
The amount Of It's capital
stock paid up Is ....,.o..,. $4,000. %
The amount OF It's assets Is D., 26il,f55. Is
The amount Of its liabilities
Including capita) is .u,.u l,N6,l59.l7
The amount OF It's income
during the preceding calen-
dar year 49,, ,..".,",,.. lSA5ls.7s
The amount Of its cxpendI-
lures during the preceding
calendar year ,,,.. .,o,"', l,l2l,ho.ss
The amount Of losses paid
during the preceding calen-
dar year 80. y..',.",u, 572OS.97
The amount Of risks writ
ten during the year .... l62, 639, 100. 90
The amount Of risks In force
at the end OF the year ,,,u. 81, 379 200. 10
State Of Utah, Ofhce Of the Secretary OF
State, So.
|, James r. Hammond, Secretary OF
State VI the State Of Utah. do hereby
certify that the above named Insurance
company has filed In my Office a detailed
statement Of It's condition, from which tho
foregoing statement has been prepared,
ana that the said company has In all
other respects compiled with the laws OF
the State relating 10 Insurance.
In testimony whereof | have hcreuntO
set my hand and affixed the geat seal
Of the state Of Utah this 9th day Of
February, A. D, 1904 -
(SeaD j. T. HAMMOND
Secretary Of state,
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J SchIlllng's Best make gen
erous business, Your grocc,
is generous with it. Moneyback
costs him nothing; costs no.
body anything.
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Agricultural insurance Company.

Annual statement. for the Year ending
December 81, 1908. Of the condition OF the
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w. S. GIESY, Agent,
404 Progress Building
Western Assurance Company.

Annual statement for the Year ending
December 81, 1903, of the condition Of the
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'ApERTs" PLAY POOL.

last SN Evenings Games at the
Mo-. Commercial club, " Wv
" Comms,oS Ialge crowd on han, a,
s''ch The , secon, club last evening az ~
''V'Od evenings play in the w
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The name and location Of the Company,
Agricultural Insurance Company,
WatertoWn ~ Y
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| The LIttle shepherd Of King.
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The name and location Of the company.
Western Assurance Company Toron-
to- Canada,
Name Of President, Hon, Geo, a, Cox,
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Handicap.Totals.
HERO WORSHIP DEAD.

Referee-Doran' Umpire-Anderson.
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The name and location Of tho company
Germanla Fire Insurance Company,
New York civ n "
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INDIGNANT LADIES.
Committee Waits on officials and De.
mands Abatement OF Nuisance.

A dozen women Of all sizes ages and
descriptions, swooped down upon the
city officials at the joint building yes
terday afternoon and lodged a vigorous
complaint against the unsanitary and
impossible condition Of Post street.
where they reside The women first
went to the health Office and made a
complaint against the stencil arising
from the water which has stood on the
street for so long that II has become
a menace to the health OF the commu.
nifty. They then went to the street SUPER
visor and asked that some immediate
action be taken to put the street In
such condition that the people can get
to and from their homes without the use
Of boats,
The delegation then went TO see the
superintendent OF waterworks but his
deputy Informed them that the depart
ment had nothing to do with the case.
They then took the elevator and called
upon the mayor, who, after hearing
their story. promised that immediate
action should be taken In the matter.
Fearing that they should neglect to full
ly Impress the Importance OF the matter
upon the proper officials. they made
final call on the city engineer and ex-
planned the matter TO him. He drew
up petition In relation to the condi.
tlon OF the street 10 be presented to the
city council and all the women signed
II,
Post street, the cause OF the CON-
plant, Is between Eighth and Ninth
West and Fourth and Fifth South
streets and there Is no question but
that the residents have a just cause for
complaint, as II has been in a deplora-
BILE condition for some time past.
Teams were unable to pull their loads
through the street, 80 were driven up
on the sidewalks. This soon put the
sidewalks out OF commission for pedes.
TRANS. In addition TO the mud IL is
said that the water has stood on the
street for 30 long that II has become
almost stagnant and is very unhealthy.
The officials Will most certainly take
some action to relieve the situation.
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RACES AT OAKLAND.
uoratius Won Mile and n Furlong HIM.
dicap. but Was Disqualified.

San Francisco, April 6-HoratIus won
te mile and furlong handicap. but was
disqualiied and placed third, first money
going to Neterano, 20 to l. The event was
the feature of the card and Horatius was
q heavily played favorlte. He closed rap
idly In the stretch after being fourth, hut
crowded Veterano and Crater the last
sixteenth, winning by neck from Veter-
ano. The claim OF foul was allowed,
Gateway, the opening first choice, led
for time, but stopped badly.
The stewards made several rulings at
the close OF the racing. For his ride on
Hirtle, fayorlte In the third. Buxton was
suspended. Henry Spencer will not be all
lowed to accept any mounts here owing
TO his effort on Brennus In the same
event. Bozeman, who rode Administer.
was suspended for humping Caronal, ia.
yorlte In the last race, The entry of
Neterano was ordered refused for incon.
sistent running. Results.
First race, Futurity course selling
Educate won, Our Pride second, Cherries
third, Tlme-l l2is.
second race, four and half furlongs--
George p. McNear won, Salable second
Eduardo third Time--O:55iR.
Third race, Futurity course, selling.
Clausus won, Emil second, Resigned
third. Time-l:l3
Fourth race. mile and a furlong. handl-
cap-Veterano won, CRATER second, Ho.
ratius third. Time-l;53% Horatius fin.
shed first but was disqualified for foul
ing,
Fifth race, six furlongs-Honiton won
Ocean Dream second Mansard third
Time-llS
Sixth race. mile, selng-Byrondale
won, Caronal second, ORC Viva third
Time-l;l2
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MISSION REUNION.
Eastern States Elders Get Together
And Effect a Reorganization.

A special meeting OF the Elders OF the
Eastern States mission was held yester-
day at 1890 p. M. In the Brigham Young
Memorial building, at which most pleas.
ant time was enjoyed
The former president and secretary
were honorable released. and on motion
Of Elder John O. McQuarric, present
president Of the Eastern States mission,
John NJ. Whitaker Of Salt Lake City was
unanimously sustained as president OF the
organization for the coming year, with
Walter j. Lewis Jr Of Salt Lake CITY
as secretary. The matter Of committee
and detail for the reunion In October was
left to the above named gentlemen. Those
present left their contribution for aid In
carrying on correspondence with the lei.
ders, and II was expressed as very desIr.
able that every Elder who had ever ia.
bored In the Eastern States mission write
to the present officers and give their
names and addresses so that thew could
keep. In touch with the work
Elders ]. q. MoQuarrie and John NJ
Whitaker spoke, encouraging the Elders
TO maintain correspondence with Saints
and friends In the eastern states, Ia he
energetic and faithful at home In ali
their ward and quorum duties, visit and
take special care OF those who coma
among us and continue the same work
here as they followed while in the mis-.
II was decided to have the reunion in
April and october Of each year that tho
Elders contribute NJ cents for each re.
union. this amount 20 be forwarded as
soon as practicable TO the above named
Officers.
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kraemer, his staunch New York friend,
and his younger brother Tom.
1T Is doubtful II | fight for some time
and perhaps not all summer he said
while having a bit OF lunch with friends
after the fight with Tommy Mowatt at
the Waverly club, my hands are sore
as they can be without actually being
broken and have trained 50 long that /
am heartily sick Of the game. In addi-
ton to that | have money enough to last
me for some time and with few exhibit
tons / will get along all right.
II would have been willing TO 80 right
back 10 San Francisco after brief rest
and tight Britt again, but since he has
some broken bones there will not be any
chance OF that for long time, IL, indeed,
he ever agrees TO meet me again. I have
little hope of another meeting with him
After my engagement In Boston, I'M
less Pollok arranges some further exhibit
tions for me- | will return to Denver TO
see my folks ana spend little time at
home. | have not been there In some
time"
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CLIrFORD.oUEENAN CONTEST.
Manager Eddie Robinson Announces
That Articles Have Been Signed.

Eddie Robinson, who has arranged the
Clinord-Queenan contest, states that the
men have finally signed articles Of agree
ment, They call for a-round contest,
Marquis OF Queensbury rules, at tho
Grand theater on April IS. The weight
Is to be 49, pounds AZ o'clock, the winner
TO receive Is and tho loser q per cent Of
the gate receipts,
Both men are now In the city training
for the mill Clifford Is working out at
Thompson's gymnasium and Queenan,
who worked with Battling Nelson, mas
the latter's place for working out,
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won. Miss Betty second Jim Gore third.
Tlme--i;l3
Third race. six furlongs, selling-Eu-
genie Is won Dolly Welthoff second.
Wager third. Time--i;lj.
Fourth race, handicap, one mile-Cal-
liant won, NJ, II, Tarpey second Golden
Mineral third. Time-l:i2
Firth race, mile and a quarter, selling
Diamante won, John McGurk second. La
Dor third.
Sixth race, 3.year-olds. non-winners OF
sweepstakes, six furlongs--columbla Girl
won. Golden Boy second, Winnefreda
third Time-l.l5
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SOCIAL AND
Personal.

No more elaborate and delightful
home affair has taken place here than
the reception given by Samuel New
house last night In honor Of his guests,
Count Laborde and Philip Livermore.
The rooms were artistically decorated
with profuslon of lilies, American
Beauties, and pink roses, carnations,
palms and smilax; an orchestra rem
dered delightful music, refreshments
were served from a table beautifully
spread with rich lace. cut glass and
silver, and adorned with lilies and roses.
and the entire affair was delightfully."-
carried out. The hours were from 8
iii ~, and about 200 guests were pres.
ent.
The marriage Of Miss Chalotte Bet
ties and Henry Catrow took place this
morning at the home Of the bride OIL
Sixth East street, the young people
leaving afterward for an eastern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Miller will give
housewarming party in their new
home tonight.
Miss Aimee Swords, who has been
visiting with Mrs William Bayley. Jr,
left yesterday for her home In New
York
Mrs. 4. r. Dickinson OF Denver. who
has been the guest of Mrs. Reeves for
the past two weeks, returns today to
her home,
The Scandinavian Happy Hour club
was pleasantly entertained yesterday
by Mrs. Fl. Sconberg at her home, 1876
Wall street.
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JAPANESE SUCCESS.
The japanese Soldier as a Fighter

TNORcE, success, power, in war or
peace, all depends upon the phys
Il ical condition Of the soldier The
japanese people as whole regu.
late their diet, their bathing, breathing,
muscular development and the art Of
combat by the HJiu Jittu.7 They are
most careful in their eating and can sus-
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iCH0[S FROM BIG
FIGHT TUESDAY.
Dp.d Sammy" M'Clintic Not Sat-
Isded and Wants Another
Match.
TEDDY MURPHY IS WILLING.
Cav. He Will Back Battling
q Nelson in Any Sum Up to $1,000
The Receipts.

80 ,,loving conversation between Ted
,, luo and RED sammy Mccllnlic'
Nu .pssr. for Battling Nelson and "spl'
h'n' walcb took place down at Kelleys
'g am a long ways satisfied with
S,,hfs bout.o said McClintic. "These
~" o"gbt TO have another go. This cli-
WV W.. hurt my man. Now, I'll tell you
,'ss, m do. will make another match
N. ~ co uand make you a good side bet
WV WV, ne ospIdcr' can beat your man. All
,r, is about three weeks here. My boy
:. moi been lOO miles away from the
~ ,.s, and he ought TO stay here for
AM tebt Sammy" replied Mr.. Muir
40 81 am Wiling for the boys to come
.,,,er again. AS tor the side bet l will
w We m ANN amount you say IRON SlVJ 10
lss mi will insist that the weight
~, nounds az ) o'clock. instead OF lSj
P .sgSst sdts me- said McCllntic
us'ch and hts manager go 10 the coast
49, az the "spidcr" ~ matched 10 meet
l a,S Rafael Tor a $50 side bet Nelson
Is Nnrnhy Will probably return to chi
~. ~ XII viii come back to Salt Lake
.tsrsyer Manager heliey sends tOr
them,
HOW THE MONEY WENT.
II will be remembered that just before
ne contest the fight managers announce
"A mar they mad made SIDE bet or WV
"a bad agreed To change the articles of
'srssment 10 read, winner take all, ="
~ writer was given positive assurance
iy ho,h McClintic and Murphy that the
'sreement had been made, so confident
4sre they Of victory, and there Is no
sonbt as 10 the truth Of their statements.
irsr The contest. however, Welch came
4 Tor a small share OF the money, The
nal receipts were little less than ST.
"a The victor. Battling Nelson, got
iSy and Wech was given Sz95. In add
Ma 10 this. Manager Kelley paid for a
doclors services and for carriage, He
1l,o furnished return tickets and sleepers
ir the principals and their managers. All
NE expenses Incident 10 pulling on the
successful contest were .shouldered by
M Kelley; that Is, with the exception OF
hard bills and personal expenses OF the
r ,epsiDts and nd out Of that paid for railroad
hre 10 and from Frisco and Chicago, for
pielninares, referee house rent, license,
music, carpenter work and lumber, ad-
ydtlsIng and hundreds Of incidental
items II Is believed II tho men were
matched again. they would draw a much
Larger house. Manager Kelley has not de.
cIied yet Just what he will do He says
h hrst wants TO learn what the fight
fms want and then arrange matters to
sIlt them
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C0RBETT WILL REST.
lie Is Inclined TO Believe Britt WIN Not
Fight Him Again.

Chicago, April t.-Young Corbett. stlll
.' ,So or s ie AVA cS,li5g Eda Granepp
anything but complimentary names, left
he city yesterday morning on the Lake
Shore road for Boston, where he Is TO
show This week with vaudeville com
Tany. With him were Harry Tuthill, his
iisner; Harry Pollok, his manager; DR..
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ANOTHER BALL PLAYER.
Eddie Hahn Put In an Appearance for
Practice with Local Team.

Repairs are going steadily on down at
the ball grounds and In few days the
diamond and grandstands will be In tip
top condition The ball players, who are
now In town. are practising every day,
and promise TO be In good shape for the
ton TO tho local bunch is Eddie Hahn
Of Logan. Paw Glmlin has always
thought well OF Eddie and will use him
this season.
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ant for success in any life OF strenuous
ness, where brain energy is required, as
well as muscle power is healthy
stomach. We do not depend on the food
eaten for strength, but on the proper di.
gestion. We usually eat TOO much, crowd
our stomachs with food which is not
taken up by the blood. We bolt our
food without proper chewing. A little
food properly chewed, when we have the
craving for food in the mouth, when the
saliva is poured forth in remembering
seeing some delicious dainty, then is the
time we digest we'll. We are too de.
pendent on the customary habit OF eat
ing three times a day when we haven't
the appetite, ano ~ such times the food
does us no good, II you will depend
upon the distinctive taste and feeling in
the mouth which indicates our desire for
food or for particularly delicious foods,
you will have no trouble with your
stomach, says DR.. Pierce. But very
often the stomach is powerless to digest
the food properly and the blood gets out
OF order in consequence. II is not fed
on the proper food, When the stomach
and blood is disordered, take vegeta.
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called DR., Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery, 1t makes pure, rich blood and
improves the health and tone OF the
stomach so that 1t takes up the mineral
elements from the food required by the
blood. Metchnikof, the great scientist,
holds that only one man in million
dies natural death, that Is, one due to
causes entirely from accident or sick
ness. He has found that there are certain
cells OF the blood, which, at certain age
and time Of life, begin TO make war on
their own companions, and that old age
and senile disease OF the healthy body
are brought on in this way. Our modern
artificial habits Of life, lack Of exercise,
and over eating, contribute more to
shorten our lives than all the natural
wear and tear. Many people say they
do not believe in dosing-that Il isn't
natural, True, but when we don't live
natural lives we can't expect natural
measures to suffice. An occasional bot.
tie of good medicine that makes rich,
pure blood, such as Or. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, will do no harm to
the best Of us, and when the system is
weakened and run down It will act as no
other blood medicine or tonic will do.
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During the period Of convalesceuce fol.
lowing grip, pneumonia, pleuhsy, and
typhoid, It's tonic value is so much
greater than alcoholic medicines which
only dry up the red blood corpuscles-
for the rMedical Discovery is the best
ussue.builder known, II puts ON flesh
up to your healthy body standard. A
good digestion means good blood, and
rich, red blood means power and success,
Impure blood - blood that is carrying
poisonous waste materials with it to all
the organs OF the body-niakes a coward
OF any man. Rich, red blood makes a
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|Amusenents'

At the Theater tonight the we'll
known comedian Dan Sully, opens his
engagement In the new play Of THE
Chief Justice
At the Grand this evening the Ellie
ford Stock company present the second
play in their repertoire, "A Man from
Mexico"
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Tennis. Championship.

New York, April 1.-THE contest for the
practically narrowed down to duel be-
tween J. A. Crane, Jr, Of Boston,
and c, II, Sands OF this city. Summary
OF today's games
C. 3 Sands defeated o. s. Campbell,
New York, 3-6, 90 6-i. 6.l,
j. A, Crane, Jr., defeated Easton Pot
ter, Boston, 6-l, 81, Ga.
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caused by thinness OF the blood passing
through the heart, where normally
much thicker fluid should pass. Ex.
actly as water and nolasses would make
noticeably different sounds in passing
through a vent, so will thin and thick
blood make sounds quite different from
each other, II Is quite possible that
when you were told that YOU had muir.
muir in the heart you faucied you had
heart disease. The murmur OF auemia
disappears when the blood regains its
natural consistency and richness, II is
not heart disease. Sometimes people
suffer intense pain over tile heart, which
is not heart disease, but caused by the
stomach. II the occasion of much
anxiety, alarm and suffering, for which
its victim is dependent upon reflex dis
turbances from the stomach caused BY
indigestion. In the same way many bad
coughs are dependent upon these reflex
disturbances OF what is called the pneu.
mogsstric nerve.
ri have been a sufferer from indiges-
ton for SOME thirty years, at times"
writes Mr.. S. w. Mulienax, Of Circle.
vile. W. Va, rand have used medicine
from several of our best physicians,
which gave me only a little temporary
relief, They said could never be cured.
Last winter l was stricken with the
worst spell that ! ever had. | suffered
with such severe pains in the pit OF my
stomach that ! could neither work nor
sleep and my weight went down from
one hundred and ninety-five pounds to
one hundred and sixty pounds in about
two months time. ] then concluded
that would try Or. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. BY the time the
first bottle was gone, ! felt SOME relief
from my severe suffering so continued
until had used four bottles OF Golden
Medical Discovery am truly thank.
iul for the great benefit which I have
received from your medicine, and can
cordially recommend il to others
A CHART OF HEALTH. - The shoals
and rocks Of disease on which health is
wrecked are plainly shown i'll Doctor
Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser
zoos large pages) sent free on receipt
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oa4y. Send Or, r. V. Pierce, Buffalo,
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book in paper covers.
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Events at Ascot.

Los Angeles, Cal. April 6.-Ascot park
closed today. The program was a good
one and favortes were fairly successful.
weather perfect; track fast Results.
First race, one mile, selling-Neko won,
Little Secret second, Bassanio third,
Time--l42a.
Second race. six furlongs-E scalante
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The grocer would be toe
comfortable if all his good:
were like Schilling's Best and
backed by the maker as they
are.
Moneyback,