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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
JONES KICKS AT COSTS.
Does Not Want to Pay Amount
Charged by Tribune.

w. r. Jones. 1r.. wig lost his libel
suit against the Salt Lake Tribune and
others last week, believes the defend
ants cost bill Of S24o70 is too h gh. and
filed a motion TO rctaX the costs yes
terday. He asks TO have the amount
reduced to S11690, set ing out that
S125.S0 is wrongfully charged against
him.
He objects TO the s. jury fee, setting
out that the defendants secured a spe-
ciai jury and did not use the jurors for
whom s. is charged He also sets out
that S27.S0 credited To each OF four
wituesses-A. MacFarland. ". J.
Horne, Henry Harker and Mrs. Sarah
Jane Rich MilleT-for May 23, 1906. is
not a proper charge. as there was no
trial on that day and that they did not
attend court on that dav. He further
sets out that the amounts CHARGED for
various other witnesses should be re-
duced as they aid not attend court as
many days as they are given credit for
In the cost bill. One of those who is al
lowed TOO much, according to Jones'
motion IS County Clerk J. {. EldFedgc.
il. who. Jones contends, should be al
lowed only SIZE ins cad of $3.50, as
shown by the cost bill.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
EUREKA SOCIETY.

Mrs. Ford Alberg made short visit
to Provo this week
P. ]. FenneLl was a visitor to the capt.
tai last Monday.
James Crooks visited the capital and
Pa~k Cit-- this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeri DriscoH were at Salt
Lake City Monday.
Mrs 7. D. Sullivan and Joseph Hanni-
fine are visitors 10 Salt Lake.
Mrs. Thomas SteWardgOn and Miss
Pearl Stewardson visited Zion this week
Miss Lunt returned 10 at Pleasant To-
DAY. otter visit to Mr., and Mrs. Will
Miss Etta Matthews returned this even
ing from Logan, TO spend the Christmas
HOLIDAYS with her father. Fred Matthews.
Miss Matthews is attending the Agricul-
tUral co. eye at logan.
Mr.: and Mrs. George Wheeler returned
Sunday from Eureka. where they had
been called on account of the death of
NJ WheeIers mother.
Mrs, Jacob MuntZ returned last Mon
day from a sojourn OF several weeks in
the capital.
Mrs. Joseph Larsen and her little son
returned last Sunday from a visit to
Fo,stiFe s in Coyote Utah,
Mr. and Mrs. {. T.. Hush went 10
Salt Lake last Sunday, Alr. Hush return-
ing Monday evening Mrs Hush re-
manned IN the capital TO visit with her
mother, Mrs. Denis Sullivan. for few
days.
Mrs. Ella NJ. swisher lett this morn
ing Tor Lindsay, [. T., where she viii
maze nef nome.
George Gillespie was in Provo last
Wednesday, where he attended the fu-
neral OF his niece. Mrs. Lott
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson McChrystal We're
salt Lake visitors last Monday.
Mrs. Dan Martin and Mrs Or TAYLOR
isft last Monday for visit to southern
california They were accompanied rs
Jar as salt Lake by Col. Dan Martin
Miss Goldie and Leland Crooks. who
have been attending school in Salt Lake
City. are home for the Christmas holi-
days.
Mrs. Pat Shea went 10 salt Lake YES
tercay ana win be accompanied home bv
her son, Eddie, who is ATTENDING All
Hall0ws college.
The Eureka Home Dramatic club gave
the four-act comedy drama Silver Lin
ing at Odd Fellows hall Friday even
ing. Although the attendance was nor
terry good the performers gave a cred
table exhibition. Harry J. Beane. who
directed matters, was excellent as
Dusty Khoades, while Ed Bonner and
MISS Amy Stewart SURPRISED their friends
oy the capable manner IN which then
look ho-0 OF their parts. The other NOM
oSrz OF The cast were Mrs. Cora Wallace
q. II triedhelm, Thomas Adams and
George Thiriot.
No, III B. P. 0. Elks. will give
swell dance on New Years night.
:. The Modern JNoodnnen OF America. last
W ednesday night, AZ Odd Fellows nan
initiated sixteen members There were
the usual festivities.
State Commander J. T. Wilkins delit-
cred fraternal address last Saturday
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
ASKS $4,000
To PAY FOR BLOW
Bingham Newspaper Man Brings Suit
Against c. II. Roberts.
RESULT OF POLITICAL ROW
w. r. JONES, JR., PROTESTS
AGAINST COST BILL.
RESULT OF POLITICAL ROW

Postmaster c. H. Roberts of Bing-
ham beat B. J. McEwen $4,000 worth
in Bingham. Oct. 5. 1906, according TO
a complaint filed by the latter in the
Office of the county clerk yesterday.
Mr.. McEwen alleges that on the date
named. Roberts 'unlawfully and with
out cause or provocaticn wilfuly and
maliciously assaulted and beat him, in
the presence of a number of citizens
TO the extreme modification. great in
jury and humiliation OF the said plain
tiff. thereby causing him great pain
and suffering, both IN his body and
mind" He fixes his damages at S10.-
Co.,
Mr.. MeEwen is a member of the
star of the Bingham Bull etin, which
has been opposing Mr.. Roberts, and
the encounter grew out 81 the STRIFE
lures placed on Mr., Roberts by the
newspaper as the outcome OF a warm
political fight during the town cleo
ton Of Nov Z. when the Roberts
ticket was defeated by the Socialists.
\ convention was held in Bingham,
Oct. 3, and the Roberts ticket was
vigorously opposed by the Bulletin, and
II. J. Robinson, its proprietor. The
night of the convention, II is charged,
Postmaster Roberts assaulted Editor
Robinson. and the federal official was
protected by the Bingham police OFF,
GERS. who TSevented the newspaper
mans friends from helping him.
y few moments later, 1t is alleged,
Postmaster Roberts struck Reporter
MeEwen In the face in front of the
convention hall ard in the presence OF
several hundred people. The newspa-
per man made no effort TO retaliate.
beine content to take his case into
court.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
Court Notes.

Judge Armstrong Yesterday granted
Peter Z. Bentley a divorce from Min
ME Bentley on the ground OF deser-
ton. The testimony in the case showed
that they We're married IN 1897, and
that Mrs. Bentley deserted her hus-
band three months after their mar
rage.
Judge Armstrong sat in his new
court room. formerly the office Of IN
ternal Revenue Collector r. Al. Cal
lister. for the first time yesterday. The
room has been converted INFO q good
court room anu is a great 'mprovemen-
over the quarters JUDGE armstrong had
formerly on the fourth noor of the city
and county building.
Z Mrs. Charlotte Holman yos erday
fled suit in Judge Whitaker's div sion
of the ely court against T. \. Cooke &
Co. as DrOorietors OF the Occidental
gambling honse 10 recover $40. which
she alleges was lost I'm the house Dec.
II by her husband, Sherman Holman
who. she says. Is known also as
Charles W. Miller Mrs Holman al
leges that the money belonged 10 her.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24

Mrs. Austin says:
II have been a very
sick woman for near
~ two years. ! was al
most crazy with my
head. could not sleep,
had terrible dreams,
was weak and tired all
the time, blOated no
and was in constant
pain. and doctors SIM
ply did nothing for me
until ] went 10 Drs.
Shores. | can truthful
" say that Drs. Shores
have done wonders for
me and / am improved
III every way. sleep
better. feel easier, and
look better, and TO
praise can be too
strong FOR the splendid
treatment Drs. Shores
have given me.
Mrs. Sarah Austin.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
ARNOLD DAILY ARRESTED.
chargs Is Having Given an Immoral
Performance.

New YORK, Dec. 2s-ArHold Daly, The
actor. was held in $50 bail n the Tombs
police court TO-DAY. charged with giving
an Immoral performance in presenting
George Bernard Si1aW's play AIRS War
ren's Profession"
This drama appeared FOR one night only
several weeks ago at the GarTiek theatre
IN this city. After one o. the most
crowded opening nights OF the year and
after tho house had been sold out Tor
many DAYS ahead the play was stopped
by Rolfce Commissioner AIcAdoo, who
vas present at the performance.
Samuel GumpertZ, manager Of the Gar
rick theatre, was also held on the same
charge with M DAILY today IN $50 bail.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
MRS. HADLEY ExEcUTRlx.
Given Custody Of elsnding Estate,
Despite Protest.

Mrs. Belle G. Hadley OF Philadelphia
was yesterday appointed eNecutrix of
the win OF her mother, Mrs. Orpha
Glanding. according TO the terms Of
the viii and the difficulty between Mrs
Hadley. and her brother, f. 3. Ty-
son OF Salt lake. has been settled,
apparently.
The case started several weeks ago.
when Tyson filed a petition for let
teTs OF administration, alleging that
Mrs. Hadley had destroyed Mrs. Clan
ding's win. Mrs. Hadley sent on a
copy of the win later BY the terms
of the viii she is made eXecUtrix with
out bond and is given one-haf of the
estate. The viii provides further that
Tyson shall be given So per week for
living expenses and S. month for
lant, until he shall have received his
one half, the money TO be disbuTsed
through Mrs Hadley.
Tyson did not appe2rSwhen the case
was taken up in Judge Armstrong;
court yesterday and the appointment
Of Mrs. Hadley was made without OBJ
lection.
The estate is valued az several thou
sands Of dollars. part Of which is in
Salt Lake county in the form OF real
estate, stocks, cash, etc
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24

Air. bradshaw writes
as follows: u began
taking your treatment
Tor catarrh and Stom-
ach trouble, which was
troubling me 10 such
an extent that ! was
constantly hawking
and splitting. and there
was such a gnawIng
sensation ~ ny stOm-
ach that ct times |
was quite unfit for
workout since taking
your treatment ] feel
quite different-t n {
hawking and splitting
is no more-and my
stomach feels fine.
/ feel that I owe you
nv most sincere gra-
tiuude. I will mail
you one OF my ph7-
tos. Thanking you
once more. Yours re-
spectfully,
George Bradshaw"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24

Peter Ohlin Superior
Addition, North Salt
Lake.
- Mr.. OhHn says: u
have suffered for
wears with Catarrh
and a very bad st0m-
ach trouble. l had no
appetite, had TO be
very careful what [
ate, for everything
felt ike lead i'm nv
belch up gas: had pain
in the bowels; head
stopped up: ringing in
the ears: was despOu-
dent and generally
run down. Today I
feel perfectly well ana
cured, and am proud
To add my name TO the
list of Drs. Shores
cured patients.
Peter Ohlin.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
BUYS CORNER FOR $4,000.
S. C. Wing Purchases Property at
First South and West Temple.

S, c. Wing yesterday purchased from
Joseph F. Smith, as trustee in trust of
the Mormon church, the old Groves
corner" at First South and West TEN
pie streets. The property is located
on the southeast corner of the inter-
section and has l55 feet on First South
and 127 feet on West Temple. The
price paid for the property was not
announced, but il is understood that it
was slightly under $500 per First South
street foot, or about S45, 900 for the
whole. The site is occupied by a num-
Der OF one-story buildings at present.
Mr.. Wing says the transfer of the
property implies improvement Of the
site, but he is not prepared TO indicate
the nature or the extent of the i'm
provemeut at this time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
POWERS AS POSTMASTER
Arrangements for Annual Banquet of
Commercial Club Are Com.
pleted by Committee.

Judge o. W Powers will officiate as
POSTMASTER 81 the annual banquet Of
the Commercial club, 10 be held next
Thursday night The banquet tickets for
which are being sold ct s each. win COM
tossts and RESPONSES VIII be rs follows:
THE Commercial Club in Its New
Home" r. q. Schramm.
'"Hhe Business Outlook" Charles y
SIreVUII
''Ihe Press-An Appreciation, Benner
X Smith.
The Mines and Shelters" Col. f. A.
Wall
See America First" Fisher s. Harris
After the regular programme has been
exhausted Judge Powers will call upon
others present 10 make mprOmptu
speeches and The hLyn-jinks viii then
COMMENCE There VIII be a series of im-
promDtu speeches.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24

Lottie has been all
ing for some time,
says her mother, Mrs.
c. Plyer. she had Ca
tarrh dreadfully and
became very deaf-had
trouble with her stom-
ach, could not enjoy
her meals, and was
very restless at night.
! tool her 10 see Or
Shores and placed her
under treatment. Since
then she has improved
every day and now we
find all her old trOub-
les are gOne-nO more
deafness, no more ca
tarrh, no more diZZi-
ness. She eats well.
sleeps soundly and 10
all intents and puF-
poses is absolutely
well and cured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
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TROUBLE ABOUT OVER
Colombian Conspirators Being Tried
by COurt.Martial-- Country Is
Now Tranquil.

BueEa Ventura, Colombo, Dec. D.
The arrested leaders of the recent con-
spiracy against the Colombian govern
meut are being tried by court-martial.
The government announces that it is in
a position 70 suppress any revolution
airy movement
Tho contracts for the construction Of
railroads BY foreign companies have
been approved by President Reyes.
Washington. Dec. 2S.-Minister Mem
Goza OF Colombia today received q ca
biegram from President Reyes as fol-
lows.
81 confirm my cable today TO the
Associated Press. All the country is
Tranquil. Have that confidence III
peace. Exchanges going down.
tSigned) GEN ERAL REYES"
The ministry said that the fact that
exchanges are going down 10 the best
indication that there is no danger 10
the government from the revolution
airy movement. as the monetary sys-
tenn Is dependent entirely upon the sta
biiity Of the government.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
TREASURY BURNED.

BaSse Terre. Island OF Guadalupe.
Dec. 23.-The colonial sscretary's Of
fee and the treasury were destroyed
by fire last night. 1t is believed the
fire was OF incendiary origin All rho
archives belongi II the tive deyart-
merits and $4,000 in bank nates were
burned. but the bullion in the treasury
is intact.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24


Hewlett Bros. Co. 73l South State
three-story brick for = tea and
coffee plant .s..s.-... -s..s. ~. ~. s
Boutwell, & McConauglfy, Ninth
West and North Temple, frame
Boutwell, McCoaaughy. Ninth
West and North Temple, brick cot
tGse .-..-....... ...................- !
Bothwell < McConaugIly, Nlnth
west and North Temple. brick cot
Boutwell, McConaughy. ninth
West and North Temple. brick cot
Boutwell, & McConaughy, Twelfth
East. between First and Second
South, brick cottage ................
Bothwen x AcConaughy, Second
East between Eighth and Ninth
south. frame cottage ...............
Bothwen d McC0nauEhy, Sixth
East and Seventh South. brick.
AothWeA 4 McC0naughy, Sixth
East, between Sixth and Seventh
South. brick .....................,..,. !
bcthweli & McConaughy, Seventh
South, between Fifth and Sixth
East. brick cottage ..................
Bcthweli & McCOnaughy. Third
East. between Eighth and Ninth
South, brick cottage ..........s..... !
Boutwell, q McConaughy, Eleventh
East, between First and Second
South, brick cottage ................ 2
Boutwell, & Mcconaughy. Fifth
South. between Seventh and
Eighth West, brick cottage -..... /
Boutwell, d McCOnaughy, Fifth
south, between Seventh and
Eighth West, brick cottage 800. /
Bothwell & Meconaughy, Fifth
South. between Seventh and
Eighth West, frame cOttage...-....
EntnNgE4A ~ MRs fa4HFFgrffFr EFI4F1
south. between Seventh and
Eighth West, frame cottage...,.,..
Boutwell, a McConaughy, Fifth
South, between Seventh and
Eighth West. frame cottage.
Boutwell, q McConaughy, Ninth
South, between Sixth and Seventh
East, frame cottage ..:-.......:..:.
Boutwell, a MeConaughg Ninth
South, between Sixth and Seventh
East. brick cottage .........,....... l
Boutwell, & McCOnaughy, Eighth
East and Ninth South. brick cot
Boutwell, & McConaughy, 653 South
Eighth West. frame cottage 49,.
Boutwell, q McConaughy. e6i South
Eighth West, frame Cottage.
Boutwell, & McC0naughy. Ninth
East, between Eighth and Ninth
South, frame cottage .,............
Boutwell, & McConaughy. Ninth
East, between Eighth and Ninth
south, frame cottage .....-...-..-.
Boutwell, x McConaughy. Rio
Grande aveute. frame cottage,
Boutwell, q McCOnaughy. Rio
Grande avenue, frame cottage ..
Boutwell, a. McConaughy, Rio
Grande avenue, frame cottage.
Bcthweh & AcCoHaughy, Rio
Grande avenue. frame cottage.
George s. Smith, Second West, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth South,
frame cottage ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
George S. Smith, Second West, be-
tween Eighth ana Ninth South.
frame cottage .-..-..... ............-.
George 5. Smith. Washington ave-
nue., between Eighth and Ninth
South, brick cottage ................ /
Total ............ ......................Sl 57
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
CHRISTMAS WEEK
WITH MERCHANTS
Leading Dry Goods Stores Alone Did
100000 Business.
OTHER LINES ARE ACTIVE
BANK eLEARINes GAIN AND
REALTY MARKET WAKENs.
OTHER LINES ARE ACTIVE

The biggest Christmas business
which Salt Lake merchants have ever
known came to a close some time be-
tween II o'clock last night and the
hour Of midnight. Biggest in point of
crowds, purchases ana aggregate val
ues, and exceeding last years sales by
ut least 20 per cent was the statement
made last evening by the manager Of
It leading house.
Some idea OF the size OF the holiday
business can be gained from his fur
Their statement that not less than $780,
90 passed between the buying public
and the ten leading dry-goOds stores
OF salt Lake for the fifteen days end
ing yesterday. This figure Is intended
to cover all purchases. whether made
expressly for Christmas gifts or other
wise. However, not less than 80 per
cent OF the purchases Wer intended as
remembranees. Every large store has
had from twenty-five to seventy-five
extra employees during the rush, and
capacity crowds were the rule from
morning to night.
One of the indications Of the great
increase over last year is the bank
ctearingS. Christmas week Of 1904
showed clearings totaling S4,094, 1883.
For the week ending noon yesterday,
The clearings amounted to S5,7lS, 942.9 s,
"a gain Of $1,619,s07.
Business activity in the Christmas
line had its natural effect on the local
stock and bond market which at no
time even resembled liveliness
The real estate review shows a num-
Der OF large transactions closed during
The week. These include the purchase
or the Metropolitan hotel corner for
$4,000 by A. r.. Pomeroy of Los An
seies, and the sale OF the northwest
corner Of West Temple and Third
south streets to d. II. Peery for $4,000.
In addition were the announcements
made Of contemplated improvements
Tor state street property owned by Los
angeles and Salt Lake men.
The holiday rush. though il made it.
self felt in the stock market. did not
scare the mining exchange. for sales
there mounted tup 10 a greater figure
than for many weeks.
The final quotations on local stocks
and bonds follow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24

Following Is the report Of building per-
mjts issued from Dec. > 1893, 10 noon yes
joseph r. Taylor. First South. be-
tween Second and Third, two-storv
SCUM. improvements ....,.... - 80
Dr j.. III. Hearu, Second South and
Floral avenue, three-stOFy mod
light West. BRICK Cottage ,. o.,. ao,o
social hal. l. ., s ~ .. -. ., anu 1000
street, tWS We, brick .,..'.,. GOO
tw6ost6r 93T @odsr ms br i'ia . 100
j.. 5. WINNER, Third South. between
Sixth and Seventh East. frame
". y. I.osee, sixth East. between
sixth and Seventh South. brick
?, - I.os.s SIKH East icfv-ec
cottage ..................... -, LOO
J. J. Smell. 15-1S Commercial street,
improvements 49,, ....:..----..- 10
X Nelson. Ninth south, between
Fourth and Fifth East, brick cot
J ". Jensen. 81 East Ninth South,
one-story double brick .-....-......- 1850
= l. Security, Ninth street. be-
tween a. and II brick cOttage...-. Loo
= J. Security, Ninth street. be-
tween q ana A. brick cottagc..... Loo
N and \. brick cottage ............ 100
s L. Security. Ninth East between
s6 SHSS1 anu Ism So o.,., 100
cettaso ................,.......,..... 1900
S. L. Security. Third South. between
Eighth and Ninth West brick cot
s. e. security. third South. between ''
Eighth and Ninth West. brick cot
l1so s ;,,;,.i;.5' iI-ist Co. Eighib '''
West. between Third and Fourth
south, brick cottage ............-... LOO
street Il; 9s' tRossory briko ana store. $50
s l.. Security a. Trust Co. corner
Fourth and J.. one and onG-half-
story brick ...-.-s... s...s..s...-s---.- = tuV
oscar Enedahl, Fourth East and
built te eo es .......,,.....,, 1850
Oscar Engdahl. Browns court. one
story double concrete and store. 1,a1J
Ar ROdgensons First West, between
Ninth and Tenth South, brick cot
M Griffin. Third East and firth
South two-story brick, gnodern.... -,96t
~. F'FanZe Checa)oan1, Driek cottage I''eJ
Mrs. s. J. Tucker Past, between
third ana Fourth South. brick cot
Iage ..-..-..s. ..'.s-->--.-.. eU1
& Tard 'a ana Foarib North -. 1000
T-tah let q Storage Co, Third South
ana Fifth West. brick building for
the storage OF ice ................... y, 90
Mrs Matte -. Coulter, ~ South
Ninth East, brick cottage $500. 900
Thomas Taylor. 1ieJ West Second
south. wooden addition ............. SO
> o Ia t2 brick cottage -. -. 100
sohn G. Davis. l5l North Eighth
West, brick cottdse .....-.. ....-... 4tey
Jetsr johnson. Us Lake street brick
eottase -. ............,......... 1870
Eoaerl Sherwood. 7is 81 South STATE.
ore-story brick store -.............. J. 100
frttle Bros agents Tor Henry
phipps, ona-stury brick addition 10
13z and ia West First South street f,5ga |
j ~. Mitchell 50 Emeril avenue,
brick cottage 60, ......-,....... 1000 |
- Alexander. so West North
Temple. onc-sfoTy double brick
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CRUSHED 10 DEATH.

Gunnisoa. Colo, Dee. 93-Ensiuser .Os-
car Nelson OF Ciinarron and Fireman J0-
seph Luce OF Delta were crushed 10
death under the locomotive Of an cast
hound freight OF the Denver x Rio
Gronde railroad today n Cebolia- thirty
tive mics southwest OF 6unnlscn A
wheel on the locomotive broke. causing
ID TO leave the rails and 20 topic over
With the men underneath
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s1xssS COZ Z AcnsYyglE Lr Al

Ex-Publisher % the
W c 5 t e II II Poultry
World. Denver. Colo.
Mr.. Van Buren,
writes: II think your
treatment is simply
the greatest on
earth for stomach
trouble. I suffered tor
lures and weighed only
12S pounds when | con-
suited you and conf~
menced taking treat
mcnt, and got well and
weighed $50 pounds
when | was cured. |
an a standing 'ad' for
you here. ! mail my
photo under separate
cover. Kindly return II
after using same as
you see tit for the ben
eiit of other sufferers.
Respectfully yours.
IN. Van Buren,"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
wINsLow TAKES COMMAND.

Philadelphia, Dec. 22-The command of
the battlsship Kearsarge. now stationed
at League Island navy yard, was today
transferred from Captain Raymond =.
Rogers 10 Captain Herbert WINSTON.
Captain Rogers has been ordered 70
shore duty at Washington, his two
ear term OF sea service having eN-
plreo-