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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-28
Dos buenos pToyectos
El gobernador proyecta el
establecimiento de un hos
pital nuevo.
ESCUELA De MUJERES
En- San Juan no existe toda-
via TN hospital de media
mas condolences.
ESCUELA De MUJERES

FL Gobernador Winthrop, fjando-
Sc en- las reformas que todos los diaS
reclama la prensa y de las cuales noso-
tros nos ocupamoS extensamente al ira
tar de ciertas casas incoDyenientes que
exsten en- San Juan, y que ocasionan
graves Intermediates q la juventud ha
resuelto, segGn Sc nos informa, esta-
blecer un Hospital para Intermediates
infecciosas de cierta indole y una es-
cuela de correction para mujeres.
81 este proyecto resulta exacto y
sc pone en- practica, merecera muchos
aplausos. Sc sabe que los proyectos
del Consejo Executive para crear una
escuela de correction en- las carceles
otros de interes benefico, fueron su-
geridos por ell senior Winthrop que tie
ne ell prop6sito de secundar las inicia-
twas del periodismo, siempre que Sc
encaminen al progreso de la isla.
Esperamos que dicha idea fpuctif-
que, va que, desgraciadamente, no te-
nemos en- San Juan un hospital muni-
cipal medianamente acceptable que lle-
ne las aspiraciones del pueblo, como
demostraramos va en- las diferentes
oportunidades en- one tuvieron nues-
tros reporters OCCASION de entrevistarse
con las autoridades municipal y de
sanidad, cuyas ideas hemos expuesto
en- las Columns de este diario.
Convene, pues, que ell estableci-
miento del referido Hospital y de la
escuela de correction para mujeres
deSanporadaS Sc realize cuanto antes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-28
UN BUEN AMIGO NUE}TRO

Desde aver Sc halla en- San Juan
al senior con Jose Vicente Cintr6n. pro-
pietario de Yabucoa.
FL senior Cintr6n, lno de los puer-
torriqueIios mas entusiastas y patrio-
tas, es tambi6n uno de nuestros mas
leales inteligentes amigos. Por ESQ
eNpcrimcntamos siempre gran satisfac-
ci6n al ostrechar 81 mano.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-28
Almaviva.
UN BUEN PASEO M|L|TAR

MNy pronto har& una excursion
por ell oeste de a isla oil battalion
paertorrtque1o que gnarnece esta pla
"a, de donde partira, por la carrete :
ra ceotral, hasta Ponce, continuando
mego su itigerario.
Este paseo miItar tendrA efecto
tan prontO lefmlne el tiro al blanco
que st est5 .yeridcandO en- la actuali-
dad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-28
10 QUE D|CEN POR All

Que en- vista de que ell captain
Guerrero, ha demostrado en Huma-
Gao su ineptitud para 81 cargo que dc j.
sempefis, Sc le va q trasladar q San
Juan, con objeto de ponerle & salvo,
bajo Ia protection de su cariHoso
amigo y Jefe Mr.. Hamill.
Ala veremos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-28
El despecho les ciega.

81 tuvleran 60 su manos los man
goneos y ventaiitas que tanto deploran
hoy haber perdido, Sc pondrian c0n-
tentos como unas pascuas.
Con que tasquon el freno resigne.
dos busquen Was mas amplias mas
atlas q Ia expansion de sus c6leras
infantiles.
lPobres!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-28

en6rgicamente, tener un Secretario de
sus simpatias. Los concejales de Pom
ce Sc hallan completamente de acuerdo
en- esta question.
-Desde ell sabado viene celebran-
pose en- ell temple catolico IN move
mario en- honor de Jesus Nazareno.
Una orquesta toca en- el coro, y can
tan la novena los P. P. Vicario y
Janices.
Sc encuentrs slgo meior de la
enfermed ad que viene padeciendo el
senior don Ramon Cortada.
Ell dia iltimo de este mes esta.
{ Contin,ia en- la pdgina ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-28
plIdoras Rosadas del Dr.. Paniaqua

ANEM1A CLoaoss No ata las tundons den
simu abvs sin ansando del digestive Eas pnda' son
nue la contuyendo
Usang Ill 20 atanent o Il
PRINCTPALES F4RK40EAS DE Ia ESLA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-03
DETROIT UNITED RAILWAY.
Copm,tnerskip Notices.

April list 1905.
The drua OF verIniiye q Company having expired by
limitation the s1st day OF March, 1905, the under
signed. william A. Read. for nineteen years member
Of the firm Of Vermilye & Company; Charles Hazard.
member OF the New York Stock Exchange. and Jo-
seph n. Seaman. have formed partnership 90 carry
the business Of banking and dealing In Government
other investment securities the purchase ana sale
commission Of stocks ana bonds and IN general a
business similar 60 that heretofore conducted by
lessrs- vOrmilyo Company, under the arm name OF
VIM. a. Read & Co.
Street New York; No. 80 State Street OF Con.
gress Street. Boston; Maryland Telephone Building.
Baltimore. and Home Insurance Building, Chicago.
The arm will represented Boston BY Mr.. Jamss
Dean. IN Baltimore By Mr.. VIM c. Crawford and in
Chicago By AEr. ". II. L Fiske.
VIM A. READ,
CHARLES HAZARD
JOSEPH II. SEAMAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-03
Financial Elections.

OFFICE OF
THE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
S46 and 34s Broadway, New York City
A n ELECTION FOR TRUSTEES OF THE
Fourth Class and Cor inspectors Of the next cleo
viii be held the Home ONCE OF this Company on
Wednesday. April 18th. 1905 between the hours OF II
A. n and - 81 JOHN G MCALIa
Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-03

T7,o said prenlses viii sold subject two certain
&c., both Of which expire May 1s 1906 ard both OF
bLch said leases contain sixty day notice cancellation
ho approximate amount Of the lien charge 70 sStTy
which ~ above described property Is 20 % so54 &a
687 90 with interest thereon from March ~ sgo
itb coats and allowance amounting to S3Zlo WlL In
terest from March 49, 1905. together with me 81
the sale The approximate shlount OF me ovsa ~ -
purchaser Of the purchase money OF pau - -%
eree n 50 6b7. "a and interest," 80.
D@e'e' ~" ~ TRoBER0 Il GUS lL2l9s 4selesaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-03
PERRIN, SARAH M-THE PEOPLE OF

the State Of New-Yor by the grace Of Cod free ana
Julia Barnard Elyria Ohio Garvin OberIln Ohio;
Mrs. Catherine Ingerso Cleveland Ohio David Wilmot
Garvn. St. Louis. Mo: Thomas Felch PhOebus, Va;
Fred A. Smith, 377 East Superior Street. Chicago,
Horace smith Masonania Wis; Weltha A. Teller.
yer. Colo William n. StllweH Marietta. Ohio; Henry
G. StllweI Warren Pa; Sarah A. Batty Sheffield H.;
Margaret T. Baum. OHldargo Okla; George n. Look
Ohio; Catherine L McNan 2229 Cottage Ave Des
Moines. Iowa; Peter F. Lockwood Buda H.; Michael d.
Kterman, Tiskillna, III Irwin L. Kitternan. Tskillna
Ill; Belle Blum, Tiszillna ILL.,: Jane b. Van SAINT PhIIa
delphia. Pa: Lucy Stillwen. ; David Wlmot Garvin.
You and each Of hereby cited required per-
sonally be ana appear before Surrogate OF the
County. held the County House. the city Of
New York. 18th day May. 1905. half-past
ten O'clock in the forenoon Of that day, then
to show why the decree admitting the last VIII
Testament OF Sarah NJ. Berlin. deceased. probate
the Surrogate's Court, New York County, about
March 22nd, 1904. should not be revoked why the
petitioners should have such further other
hereby cited under the age tweny-one years
required to by guardian, II you have
If have none. appear and apply for
be appointed IN the OF neglect failure
to do guardian Will be appointed by the Surrogate
to represent and act for in the proceeding
tmony whereof We have caused the Seal Of the SurrO
gates Court Of the said County Of New York 70 be
unto affixed.
Witness. Hon. FRANK T. FITZGERALD. a Surrogate
said County, at the County of New the nth
day of March, in the Of Lord thousand
hundred and five.
JAMES A DONNELI.Y,
II. 81 Clerk of the SurrOgates' Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-03
new YORK. new haven 8 HlPTF0pl RR

ave. follows, for
BOSTON. New London ana Providence-f4;G0s
f{i1O:00. o4ll1UO2 A. a.. t&Il;OO. 'x1:03. szi&O0s
BOSTON. via Wtlimsntie-tis:OO A n. 400 P. A.
BOSTON via spTingheld-t0:O0 A.. tlil$O0. 'il4'0os
FTTCHBURG, via Putnam and Worcester-f3:OO r. "A
LaAEEVILLE NORFOLk-f8:5O A M, 1881 IA
CT BAItRINGToN. STOCKBRIDGE. LENON. PITS
WATERBURY and WINsTED-t4:5O. $500. fgs:o0s
t1O.02 Sf10:02 Waterbury, A NJ. TICS. T4.gl-
Si5:Ol TOGO. $500 Go WRtsTbUTyl p, IA
Ticket cCSrand Central Station and cfljtn
st.. also az ellS e26l A1S5 elS54 Broadway CO Park
Place CO Uno Square c1S2 Fifth Ave. c45 Columbus
Ave, Gao Madison Ave e23 West 125th ST.. l53 Eass
l2Sth st. In Erooklyn. c. Court St.. $50 Fulton ST..
sDaily. tExcept Sundays. ESundays only. gsto5S AZ
l25th ST. 1StOps at 125th Sundays only &Parlor Car
Limited nEIas dining ePaFlOr and Sleeping Ca
c. 7. HE1EPsTEAD. Gen Psss. An.
o. n SHEPARD. Cen suDt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-03
REARING SYSTEM.

W. " JERSEY CENTRAL X. r.
@etty street and south Ferry (taa south Fsrrv
I'VE minutes earlier than shown below.
$500 BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND HIAUCH
80 30 (9-55 Easton oniyJ p sundayss EG9a
WIISEsBARRE RSD sCRANTON-zaoo. s1o a IA.
S ~ q ~, suHG3yS e 50 e NJ 1 p -
nAHNEGAI-z409, '9.40 m. z13O Gao. 40
lakewood ana LakehurSt Only). a5.o0 xs.oS ,.
AIl@ANILC ClIY-e940 a m, 1910 2. N
LONG branch. ASBURV PARK, OCEAN GROVE
lOaNIo SLEASANTs AND SEASHORE FONTS
1A-9es 100 l1S0 e m. I120. A45s 800 $50. 1850
2. n sunday, except Ocean Grove. $40 a AO0s
ATLANTIC ELDS.. SEABRIGWF. MONMOUTH BCFE-z
LASE LONG BRANCH-A00, $50. $50. ILGO a. n
1SO $50 (5 80 Atlantic lids. Only)s $40 p N. sun
DAYS 800 a 400 D. m.
1SS3 s9o0s fl0g0. t11oO g. f1200. s1oo. $50
1%-S0 1900. e400. t5-00 TACO. f7-30. $500. Sl0s1
18th AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s425. taco, s1GO0.
BAITlSIOfE AND WAsHINGION-aOo. $1,000 s12as.
- e 90, 400 500, 700. s12 rs.
kL.ADlNG. HARRISBURG, POTGSEJLLE AND WILL
q m. Reading only, I1i-0O, l@l 90. "a b m Read
ing. Pottsvile. Harrisburg only. f5.0 90 h.
1trom Liberty Street only sDaily. fDaily. 0EOeps
sunday SUNDAYS only. 4PaFloF only. iva Tas
OulceS: Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry, s ASfor
House PSI. 434. 1900 1854 Broadway 1g7 sen Az 38l
sdn Az y Union Square West 2I9S 50 Az. 2TS Wegc
125th ST. go Columbus Av. New York: G42 button ST.
amsburg New York Transfer Co. calls for and checks
baggage n Destination
W. c. BESLER N HTfPT
Uee-Efea ana Gen MgE Cen Pass'F Ags1e-
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BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT THE
EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS THAT AP-
PEAR REGULARLY IN THE TRIBUNE ON
SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS AND SATUR-
DAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-03
Foreclosure Sale.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT NEW

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, NEW
~ York County-Lawyers Mortgage Company Plaintiff
against Eanora Sheppard ct AL Defendants-In purs-
OF judgment OF foreclosure
entered IN the above entitled action bearing
the 18th day OF March, 1905 the undersigned
said judgment named will sell public auction
New York Real Estate sales Rooms, I6I Broadway,
n the Borough OF Manhattan City Of New York, the
11th day Of April 1906 IL o'clock day, by
Joseph p Day. Auctoneer the premises directed by
Judgment be sold therein folows
that certain lot parcel Of land the build
improvements thereon erected situate and
being the Borough OF Manhattan OF City OF
County and State Of New York, bounded
described follows Beginning a the
Broadway distant north
noTthwesterly Franklin Street
Broadway running thence westerly parallel with
Franklin Street hundred and fifty feet Franklin
Alley thence northery along Franklin Alley hv0
feet thence easterly line parallel with Franklin
hundred and nifty feet 10 the westerly side OF
Broadway southery along the westerly side OF
broadway twenty-five feet TO the point place Of begin
ming be the said several distances and dimensions
less and being premises now known by the street
81 Broadway IN the city OF New York; together
with the right and privilege OF using said Franklin Alley
way passage IN common with the proprietors Of
ether lots adjoining upon Eatd alley.
Dated March 20. 1905. - ,,,-,,-<, 49,,
WHITRIDGE, BUTLER & RICE Attorneys for plaintiff:
ONCE and p. o. Address; % wan street. botOueh OF
Manhattan. New York city
The following is diagram OF the properly 10 Dc soo
the street number being 81 broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-03
Excursions.
Books and Publications.

FOR SALE, E!W SETS OF 'AMERIc; l, sue NC
ues with portraits. slightly soiled. but In e
eellent condition; o5snai price 9 g espqSs ~ Z
Yes EEibunss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-03
Steamboats,.

B Cd 8 U W M A ASR F ESaEsN b.
FALL. RIVER LINE, via Newport and River
Leave Pier TO- n r. OF Warren St.. weekdays only
500 p NJ. Steamers PRISCILLA and PILGRIM
Orchestra each.
NORWICH LINE via New London Leave Pier 40
N r. foot OF C1arkson ST. weekdays only 600 p NJ.
Steamers CITY OF LOWELL and NEW HAMPSHIRE.
NEW HAVEN LINE. for NeW-Eaven, Hartford. SPRING
field North Pier 20. f. r., foot Of Peck
Slip. weekdays only 400 P. NJ Steamer RICHARD
PECK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-03
Furnished APARTMENTS to Let.

UVHE BERESFORD, West sIst-st-A furnished apart
i ment sixth door overlooking Central Park OF
rooms and bath with all convenience 20
rent eoF SIX months from May 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-03

BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT THE
EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENT THAT AP-
PEAR REGULARLY IN THE TRIBUNE ON
SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS AND SATUR-
DAYS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-03

BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT THE
EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS THAT AP-
PEAR REGULARLY IN THE TRIBUNE ON
eINDAys WEDNESDAYS AND sATUR-
DAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-03

A MEXICAN LINE.
- PLYMOUTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sailing Saturday. $3.50 A. NJ. Pier IS. n. r.
st. Paul. Apr. 81 St. Louis. .
New York. Apr. 10 Philadelphia -
pED STAR LINE.
~ NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Calling Dover for London and Paris
Sailing Saturdays. 1880 A. ~. Pier "a n r.
iceland .........Apr. Switzerland -
FinIand ..... Apr IS ESroonIand. Apr e
WHITE STAR LINE.
W NEW-YoRK-QU EENsToVN-IIXEEPOoIA
Sailing Wednesday. Pier 49. n. R.
5. 10 An Majestic Apr 10 10 AN
Celtic z AN Cedric Apr. a. AN.
Oceanic. Apr. IL II AN Baltic Apr. %.
NEW YORK AND BOSTON DIRECT.
TO MEDITERRANEAN VA
FROM NEW YORK,
C.IRRAITAR, NAPLES. GENOA, ALEXANDRIA
T,TPIF &c Apr. 13 noon ROMANO.
CRETICs. s..... Apr %. noon; June IS, July a.
FROM BOSTON
ROMANO Apr. %. 1880 p m; June 3; Aug 10
CANOPIC May 10. p M: June q, Aug Sept. 70
PASSENGER OFFICE. BROADWAY.
Freight once Whitehall Bldg. Battery Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-03
Brooklyn Property to Let.

ONE OF THE BEST CORNERS IN BROOKLYN mar
~ City Hall-Au department stores theatres: one
block from all elevated and surface cars; suitable for
saloon store, bakery; will alter any bust
ness would make excellent automobile show ROOM corner
Wiloughby and Bridge sts See jantor owner A.
SCHIRENBECK. ~ Hancock-st.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-03
Furnished Houses to Let-Countrg

BERKSHIRE HTLLS.-Large Colonial House fully
furnished. let for the summer; modern
mens; gas long distance telephones; very desirable p
riy S. G. TENNEY, Williamstown. Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-03

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EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENT THAT APP
PEAR REGULARLY IN THE TRIBUNE ON
DAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-03
Real Estate Wanted.

OUT OF TOWN OWNERS Of Brooklyn property can
" ssu through me 70 advantage; bank referencsE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-03
City Property for Sag.

A HANDSOME PRIVATE DWELLING in che best
IA neighborhood in the city, brownstont. three story
and basement. No 8O7 West 1O4th-st. Owner. N F.
KILGORE. 81 West 45th-st.. nearest agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-03
Cit4 PROPERTY to Let.

VKyEsT END-AvE. southeast corner s6th-st. very de-
w sTabe brownstone and red brick residence: thor
oughly heated by hot water system. DR.. J. B. LYNCH.
AS west 22d-st
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-23
SMITHS FLOUR

big Jim hlcd himself back 10 the coast
anu was practically forgotten mtll Rlll
Brady matched MIN 10 nBht lilgslmmons
iol ihe championship
Joflrlcs record on rather his showing
AGAINST Armstrong ala not warrant nus
hghllng lllgtmmons Tor The hlBhos, non,
ols Of the prlgo rlnR 40 when ho onlole!
NE ring Al Coney Island on nc nlghl Of
June o. 1870 no was the rank outsider
IN the batting he beat old Hob IN the
eleventh round, and on Nov ; defeated
Tom Sharkcy IN ncrco and hotly'oon'
tested g6.rOund bu,tl
ON April O. 1900, he Knocked out JACK
finnegal at Detroit IN tho lllst round,
ana on May II, he stopped Jim CorDot,
at toncy Island In the 2Srd round
llo returned TO. California after that
Hank dnlhn ut. Los Angeles IN four
rounds ana week lalor he knocked out
his present sponnp partner Joe Ken
ncdN IN two rounds.
llls next championship bOtto yook
plhco at Frisco, ana was, with Gus Ruh'
I'm, whom he defeated IN Ave rounds on
July 20 lN2, ho knocked oul Bob l'lta'
slmmona m elgbl roundn and on Aux
u, 1903, pc beat Jim. cQrbelt IN 10 rounds,
llo failed 20 atop Jack Munroo IN Butte
In -four rounds In December Of the
same year but ON Ava, 20, 1904, h.
made the examiner cry quits IN less than
I'VE mlnulor THIS was Joflrlos last bat.
Tie, ana II he rotlfcH ne viii step down
and out without black mark against h y
record, ana az tho hret heavyweight
lighter That ever pulled IN sweater
and also With the Crodll Of having, az n
champion, engaged IN more championship
battles IN "A shorter space ~ time than
has any heavyweight IN the history OF
pugllrm,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-23
Uwalkoc,- MIlwnuhoc, 2, colum,
HORSES FOR GUARD.
Captain Webb Securing Suitable All.
mals for Future Duty,

Captain Webb Of The battery has been
quietly hut effectively pcrfectng ar.
rnngcmonlR with owners OF horaes IN
this city and IN tho suburbS for tho
use of desirable animals when tho com.
mand n ordered out for duty IN yoale
past rultnblo animals have been ann.
cult % get, ana the sad spectacle has
moro than once presented ~ horses 70
hands high or over ana Weighing some.
thlnt Ike ton appearing attached ~
"A gun carriage Win the youthful ar.
tllcrymen ON their backs almost lost
20 Wow while perhaps immediately
ahead were horses not much over ~
hands high OF course, II was the best
that could bo done, but II looked Iko
all possessed" and whon the regular
ArtIlorymon caught eight Of this novel
cayalcudc, they almost fell on their
ouissons and gun cnrrlogeH--tho SHOCK
was 20 great,
captain Webb has tired " this sort
OF thing, and by the arrangements no
has now perfected, tho battery viii no
longer be laughing stock on account
NJ H. equine personnel ana the horses
IN use next Decoration day WIN nro,
sent an Appearance more like those In
use by the regulars
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-23
THE TORRENTS OF SPRING
~TNBvER RAINS, BUTT P0URs. :"

LISA fact we'll known 10 physiclansthat
there arc extremely fcw people who are IN
q good physical condition In the spring
Tho Cause, Tho repeated demands
upon onc'p energy during the long winter
shut UP indoors, sleeping In the close
air Of n oycrhcatod bcdrosm without
proper exercise and relaxation IN the sun
shine and pure air. Then, too, the com.
mon diseases Of winter swoop down on
mony and their feeble resistance makes
them q mark for the germs Of Grippe
spring fever" and pneumonia, Tho
torrents Of spring usually como At the
same time with countless eases Of nervous
exhaustion and n general rundown condi.
ton, This Ia simply q state Of vital
Bankruptcy i is recognized by the Ian.
g'lor, mental depression, "bhcncss,'
headache, slccplcssncss, lack Of appetite,
poor digestion, thin blood and nervous.
hess, Vitality and yigor are undermined,
Tho Rcwedy just the sort Of spring
remedy you need 10 make rich red blood
and cure that lossltudc and feeling Of
nerve exhaustion Is DR., plcrcc's Golden
Medical Discovery which bears the stamp
OF pubic approval and has sold more
largely IN tho I.st forty years than any
other blood purifier and stomach tonic,
Inc refreshing influence Of this extract Va
ike Natures innucncc--the blood 10
pa.,hrd IN tho tonic which gives Il new lifo
no y'tal liroe OF Tho body burn brighter
m'u lhe'r Increased activity consumes
d' v Mss'le rubbish which has accumulated
turing Tho winter, Dr. r, v. Pierce tho
. Junoer o. tho InyalIds' Hotel and Sur.
s.ca' Institute, and a physician Of large
experience and practice, was tho fret Ia
MAKE up, an alternative crtut OF roots,
hsrbs and bArks, without a particle Of
u0hol OF narcotics, which purines tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-23
NELSON WAS oUTpoINTED,
Lite Abe Aitell Had betler Of NJ, Round
10 wan Dane,

Philadelphia, May % battling Nelson
Of Chicago made hls lrsl appearance IN
he prize ring IN this city lonigh, nnd
proved n rather easy proposition FOR Abe
Attoll of san Francisco II was the old
story Of the llnlshod boxer against a lgh.
ter Attoll's cloyerncsg proved too much
for Nelson and IN the first four Of the six
rounds Of the Hpht the californian labbod
the other man pt VIII, IN the llfh round
Attcl's strength hogan 20 wano, but No
was able 90 hold Nelson easily
II was u good fast bout from start ~
finish, The way Attcll started IN II look.
cd ms though Nelson would not last the
fiS rounds, but what he lacked In clover.
ness ho made mp ih Pan,ongss ana Qbllly
TO take punlghmont, All through the
first -four rounds Altoll iabhod Nelson In
the face ana IN the stomach und got
away without receiving "a blow IN the
second and third rounds however, when
Nelson led, ho caught Attcll several times
hard on tho jaw without doing any dam
aRo
In tho latter part ~ the fourth Nelson
sont Attcll 60 the floor, but he was on his
feet IN an Instant The hfth round was
slightly IN favor of NelAOn, ne was also
part Of the sixth In the latter part OF tho
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Tomorrow afternoon at walkers ncld
the RcllyItca ana the Infants viii open a
series Of ilye games, and the hghl be-
tween tho two teams vii ho Tor last place
I'm tho percentage column Tho Rolr'
team In hero and II practising failhnllY
for the opening game The homo team ls
IN good shape ana the boys no luurnIng
something from acting manager, Tommy
Lcahy who has charge NJ Tho hUncn
while Reilly IN IN hos Angeles
The Infants have been strengthened
considerably ana lhoy are confident ~
Wying the locals the worst of II In this
wookR sorlcs
OF course the home guards have diner,
ont idonN They were ont for n good hlrd
practise Yesterday and this afternoon ana
fenhy sNs the Visitors Will be- lucky n
they Wt away WIN u elnglo gone. Ed
do Hahn hRs ben signed Tor the oullcld,
and N expected m from Eureka today
Hahn N there With The Wi,k work ana
IL regarded ~ n splendid Holder
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HIGH SCHOOL WINS,
West side Team Captures championship
Trophy FROM All iiDllovs,

Tho nnal gamo Tor the High school
champlonship trophy was played ycslor.
day afternoon between the West Side
nine Tho former won by score Of II 10
ClRwson did good work In the box for
the winners ana was given splendid sup,
port, Gallagher won Il homo by % fonens
have been good for two bases Tho teams
lined up ~ Follows,
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MEETING or AUTolsTs.
Discussed plans FOR Decoration nay
Parade They want Good Roads,

There was meeting last evening NJ tho
RHlt Lake Auto compnnys office ON state
street between owners ana chnnculs, for
tho purpose Of Discussing plans for the
big parade ON Decoration day, They
and n IN expected that AT least no ma
chimes will be IN Inc for the occasion,
During the meeting the question OF
good roads was brought up Tor discus.
sion, and the following resolution was
adopted
Resolved That the Salt Lake Automo.
bio club II IN perfect harmony and gcs
cord with The good roads movement
which n soIng maugurntod IN this state
and VIII use their ofiorlg and influence In
furlhorlng Tbs purpose