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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25

Worthlngton, While narralns his story
lao seemed very much Affected aud soV.
oral times tears came 10 hls'oyea and
II became necessary for HIN io cheek
them by USING his Handkerchief
The other Witnesses on tho.Hlnnd THIS
morning for the state wore H. ", Con,
w IL jonep, Hazel 'rolhurel ana Della
NJ Cabins, employees Of kehh.O'Brlen,
who told Of witnessing The assault
~ tho afternoon session Yesterday mn
Incident occurred during me crosesoN'
animation NJ MI NohhInglon, which
was aomclhlng on ~ the ordinary IN
court proceedings II, Npn being cross.
examined by AtlN Hamilton ns 10 his
1plllly lo hold I mul NJ Thlolo'A sleo,
ana oyerpowrr Mn The attorney ask
ed him 10 show how he hold Thlce Mr.,
WorlhmEion anso from the witness
wnndand, tHklpg hold VI the attorney
uH hr 7lld ho held Thlelo quickly had
Mr., Hamilton On The llOor Tho Illus
trnlinn was somewhat too strenuous for
lhp attorney ana he lsked the court 10
nuo Worthlngton fo' contempt Of court
the court mll that the attorney had
asked tho witness lo show him how II
was done, 20 be- could not DO blamed
for going through tho entire perform.
nnoc Tho testimony then continued,
II IL probable that tho evidence VIII
Noe concluded by o'clock, and that the
arguments VIII b. heard tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
JAMES ALGER RESIGNS,
Manager " southern Pacific May 10 10
Portland luno |

Omcml continuation ~ the story IN
the "Newb' last saturday was forth
coming In S0n Francisco Yesterday
when General Manager T.. Y. calvin Of
the Southern Pacific announced mat
Manager James Algor had resigned,
Today locally there ~ a rumor 60 the
effect that Algor VIll 40 ~ Portland 10
succeed n \ WoUhlnglon uH general
manager ~ The o, r. 50
Tho story % fine changes pending on
the Sou horn Pacific ma told by Inc
Associated Press Ia nf Follows
General Manager calvin NJ the South.
crn pnclnc today announced that Nam
ager James Algcr had resigned ana mat
when Mis- resignation becomes onccllvo
ON June lN the poplton long held hv
Algtr vii be abolished ana thereafter
the western system under the direction
~ two general uperlntondenls, win be
operated as two separate districts w
s. Palmer, now superintendent OF the
western division, with headquarters at
Oakland " tn 10 made general super
inlcndenl NJ the northern district ANA
Division gupl r. n Ingram, with pros.
ont headquarters IN Los Angeles, IL 20
assume the tile ~ general Suporln-
tendcnt VI me southern district Pal,
mer's position A. division uperlnlond,
cnt Al Oakland IA Ia be hlled By W II,
Scott, AZ proecut superintendent of tho
Salt Lake division NJ ogden, and n v
pmtl, superintendent ~ the oregon
short Line division NJ Sal, Lake viii
take lngHn'a place lt Los Angeles All
those changes VIII become effective
June I, The two districts VIII include
tho Same territory now within the wcst-
crn symom that ia, the lines as fNr
north as Rosoburg or, eastward 10
sparks IN Nevada, ana southwark US
far as M p9so,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
{. BUCKINGHAM
WILL STAY HERE
Official Circulars Issued Of the
Pending Changes on the
Short Line.
{. c. MANSON Goes TO OGDEN.
Announcement OF Changes on the Ore.
goo Shsrt Line Which Go Into
Effect June !,

COPY Tor the official circulars signea
By General Manager Bancroft ana 0cn'
cral Superintendent Buckingham OF tho
Oregon Short Line was placed In tho
hands Of the printer this morning ond
the circulars VIII be mailed tomorrow
notifying all concerned Of the changes
IN tho heads Of the various divisions us
outlined In the News on Saturday
The fact tina, u g, Manson Ia as-
slgnol to ogden IN charge OF the Luein
cutoff and line west TO sparks is taken
TO mean that Mr. Il, Buckingham Will
remain qs general superintendent OF the
Oregon Shor, Line ana not 70 20 Port
land, ~ has been rumorod HAD MI
Buckingham been goIng To- resign hlo
position here the inference " that his
logical successor would be Mr. Manson,
IA The reorganization now stands ana
VIII 20 into eject ON June T. the day
Mr. Buckingham h due 10 return 10 llls
Office from Chicago n " noW ulhclnlly
announced hH follows
T. G. Mannon, superintendent of ih'
Idaho division, to be- appointed Wpor
inlondcnt W the salt Lake division, IN.
cludmT the Lucln curon west 10
spnrHi, Ncy, with headquarters NJ or
den vlcO W H. Rcoit resigned,
u, n. Olmstcnd succeeds Mr. Muus
Ron aB superintendent of the Idaho d.
vision WITH headquarters ut Povntcllo,
r. H. Duddioson, urilng suporlnlon'
dent of the Montana diyiHlon, vice Mr.
Olmstcnd, promoted
N " llilliher superintendent OF the
Titan division ana Union Pacinc lines
west uf Green River, with hrndquartcis
at sult Lake, vice II w. Plat rceigno1,
w. j. Roth assistant superintendent
of tha TITAN diylsion ana lines Of tho
Union puclnc west of Green RiNcr
vice Nh lllllikor promoted
~ g. Manson has been Ro'ng
over his new division IN com.
rnny with W r. Scott who
leaves Tor Oakland tomorrow 10
enter upon his new du.ios with The
Southern raclnc Both Mr. Manson
ana Mr. Scott have been ont on ihr d.
Nlrlou ~ fir ps sparks, New, which ~
the end II the jurisdiction " the snort
Line operating department while Mr.
Manson has been IN charge OF u very
busy dlylsinn In the past me work lac
Ia now leking mp win be oven more
etronuoud M n II part Qf q direct
tronsconlmontnl llno handling one Of
the biggest volumes of business In the
country,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
YSAYE CANNOT COM h,
Prof Weihe Brings Back News Tha
Return Trip IL Impossible,

willard Woho has returned from San
Francisco, whore he went shortly after
Nsayc's departure to Join the great ort'
it, and spent the week with him, Mr.
Wcihe regrets 20 says that Mr., Haayc
cannot return 20 SAIL Lake to perform,
as a sudden change IN his business ar
rangencnlR tnkoa him down the coast
ana perhaps back o0pt over the South
cm Pacific, Mir, Yspyo was given an
ovation IN san Francisco ana made u
profound impression, lie also played
one evening I'm Oakland, whore no WAS
very well received, MIR Weiho had the
pleasure of listening TO the great artist,
but lid not appear ~ public with hiln,
The local artist VIII put another coat
OF yamlsh on tho new violin he has
presented ~ Mr. Ysaye ana VIII then
ship the present TO the maestro lie
expects Nv Ysayo VIII sail ON June 10
for tRe other side but hopes that by
some fortunate change IN the artists
arrangements he may be enabled To
give Suit Lake one moro concert before
leaving for Europe Mr. Ysaye eS'
pressed himself 20 Mr. Wolhe as much
pleased with his reception IN Salt Lake,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
SPIKE; AND RAIL

Tho Bamhorger road win he operated
~ Layton within I'VE wcckF 20 tho On.
gineers say
Kan Francisco now has story that
n, A. Wmlhlnglnn fl going 10 he Wa.
bash oS general manager 40 salary of
S2O0OO Next
oregon short Line 40 This morning
ran INTO q bunch Of cattle near bolllns'
ton. Two Werc Killed outright ana soN.
oral were badly mlugltd,
Resident Engineer charles llarlowc
and Engineer n r. House of the West.
rrn Pacific arc expected 10 return from
their irlp to the west shore Of Che lake
ON sunday
Trnlc Manager r. NJ schumacher
General Passenger Agent u, IT, hurley
and AwlWan, General Frolah Agent
! 4, Reeves of the Oregon Short Line,
were m attendance M the meeting IN
Sam FrRnripco yesterday Mr. Reeves
returned to Los Angeles THE mornlng'
nr Hector GnsVod Of the railroad
hospital staff ai SAT- Lake rlty, h one
OF The confident Investors IN Las Vegas
real estate ne bought n number NJ
loN In the railroad townslic, and VIII
invest considerable motley In Improve.
menta nr GrlsWod has 10 acres ot
land adjonlng tho liuol tract which he
may 3uhdlyidc into acre villa ,rac,s, --
IaH NopAs Arc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
CONDITION CRITICAL.
Mrs Thomas May Not Recover from
Poisoning Family Summoned

Mrs Arthur L. Tuomns Is critically M
The ampuIauon Of her nngor has not hal
tho hoped for erect and Tie orytpcla
poisoning hae now reached the shoulder.
The surgeons made q nnal attempt thl1
afternoon hy cutting tho arm the iull
length to drain II completely N pus but
tho oulcomo II uucor In ana uncncour.
aging ana absent mombers Of tho family
have been tclerrphcd for
n has been necessary go Inform Post
mnpOor Thomas who la now conyae .
cont ~ hts Wfes condition which of
course, iH great shock ~ him, but II
IN though, that No. ~ go fnr ON the road
~ recovery himself mat relapse IA Nm.
liktN. II viii be remembered that Mrs
Thomas contracted her present trouble
ftom her husband who has been serious,
~ IN with oryslpelas Thcro was u small
sore or scratch ON one n her nngers an
ln some way that came I'm contact WITH
tho affected skin ON hor husbands face,
Worry soon there were symptoms N ser
Gus poisoning The case, though recoiN
lng thc best medical ana surgical aid ~
Of the tlmo has been particularly bad
one.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
PROBATE AND GuARol ANsHlP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or respective sign.
ors Tor further Information

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO.
~, State ~ ttuh. IN the matter u the
estate Of Chrlslon Johnson, Deccored, No.
tlcc-Tho petition ,of Eugonle johnson,
admmelratflX OF the ceinto " christie
Johnson, deceased, for confirmation OF
the sale OF the following described real
estate Of said decedent .toswlt
A part Of lots and Z block ~ pa
County STATE of Utah, more particularly
described as follows
Commencing az tho southeast corner ~
lot 4, block 30, sald plat A. runnng
thence west la rods, thence norlh lodp
thence east ~ rods thence south rod,
to tho place Of beginning
also commencing . I9ds weso from NJ
plat a, Salt Lake Guy survey, and run
hlng thonco west rods thence north 3
rods, thence east rodsl thence south
rods' 10 the place Of beginning, together
with % right Of way one rod Wide alons
tho west sldo ~ said property 70 Firm
South street which said ileht q way is
ISS s ETGye M NSS sson A ,sS tcS.
lowing forms ,to,wlt. cash as appear
from the return of salc, fed IN this
Court, has been ret for hearing on Mon.
day the 9th day Of June, A. y, 1905, AZ
10 o'clock A. M AZ the county Court
House, IN the Court Room Of said Court,
n Salt Luke cry Salt Lake County
Witness tho clcrB Of said Court, witt,
,9o seq iheyyss6Ggf afnsed' THIS s''h day OF
SsSb a j. ! 4 'lELppEpoE. JR., clerk
By W. II FamNworth Deputy CLERK
..frlek, Edwards & Smith Attorneys icI
Estate,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
WARD opHRETTA.

Tomorrow evening In tho Twentieth
ward annex u charming opcrctia VIII DO
presented by the members or the Prl'
mary association of the ward, the
otoroltN entitled "rho Little Gypsy
IN to be preceded boy n select program
ana nlso u fancy Jnplnoso arm ON
which the children have been rehenrs'
Ing for many weeks past
Tho entertainment N Tor tho hcnont
Of the Primary association ana CONF
mcncog Nt y, M
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
CmATrEI, MoNTGAGE AUCrioN
SALE,

Notice IL hereby gIycn that ON the li,h
day VI october, 1914, A. y, Haynes and
Eva \, lluynCg Of Salt Lake Guy and
County Slate " lliuh, executed q certain
note lor Gb,UO 10 l., y, nlock, " Salt
lako Cily, county OF sal, Lake, due ,hfs0
months after date which said nolo was
secured By u ohntlol mortgage on house,
hold goods stored ~ Allinuns Storage
Goa 3lila W SECOND Noulh st. Salt Lake
CitN which said mortgage was duly Mol
u, salt Lake city, Wllng No li9bjO on
the 18th day Of October 1901, % which
there now h due and owlng upon aaid
mortgage the sum VI 1900 and Interest
amounting TO MW, aud storage fees from
jan lNlh 1905, ana cost " publication.
The following N u dcfCllpti0n OF the prop.
orly which Mlll be- sold at the Alll6ton
storage c6, aliif Wosi second South NJ. ,
Sail lako CITY and County state Of Utah,
ON tho On day of June, al 10 O'Clock In
morning, ! uak bureau, non beds, bras,
jlimmlngr sprlngs, , motlroseoH pll.
lows, ana nll hcddlng complete ! Mglhn
carpet , lno0 curtains ana poles, al
shades, ! OAK, ) drawer Now Homo sew.
lng machine, No lSlGOb, and all attach.
menlH, / rug about ~ hooks and thclf,
| cot ana all bcdding Kitchen SAFES, All
dishes and glassware, ingram rug
sash curtains and poles, ! Tocumseh, Jr.
lshulc cook stove, pipe and all utpnslls,
table and cloth ! washing maohlne, ANA
wrlnpcr ana all other goods and chntloB
l., u, BLOCK, MoltgaBrp,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
THIELE AFFECTED.
Moved With Emotion He Tells tho
Story OF His Early Life.

The state concluded us testimony 10.
day IN the ease OF tho state OF Utah
against August Thlele, charged with
aaaultIng g, V, Worthingtop with a
revolver with intent to murder him, ana
the defense opened It's case, The de-.
PENDANT was placed on the witness
stand In his own behalf just before
noon, and viii conclude his story to tho
jury this afternoon, During the fow
minutes he was ON the stand AZ the
llfo and Of hls acquaintance with Mr.,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
ACCOUNTING ASKED rOR,
samuel n, wright Alleges Fraud In the
Matter of Rents,

samuel H. Wright nlcd suit IN the
district count today against John Hal
fnn ana Annie t0vot tn compel de-
PENDANTS IN account for The rcnW ana
nronlR from n certain ploco ~ land
which plaintiff transferred lu defend
ant llnllon lp secure the payment ut u
loan Of $40. and lo have a deed 10 Rnll
property made 20 defendant Annie Coo
vent S0t aside,
Tho complaint alleges thal plaintiff
decided the property lu llnlCou 10 pc.
cure u loan but that the latter contends
that II was q complete sale OF the prop'
orty Ia him An accounting ~ asked
for, and n n also asked that the decd
from lInlfon 10 Annie Covert be act
aside ana the property ho held subject
IN redemption upon The payment IN de-.
fOudnnt llolfon of the amount lomd
~ be due him,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
WANT DIVORCES.
Two Unhappy wives charge Desctilon
And IDIlurv 10 support

Maui II Lobul died sui, Tor divorce
IN lho district court today against John
labat on the grounds OF drs.rl0n ana
failure 20 support Tnry were mirllel
in this city ON July 30 1000, and n ~
0lloR \ Tint defendant deserted plnlnilit
on Aug 4 1909, and has ever since Ullcl
10 support her, Plaintiff u9kH for ilN
az attorneys feoa aud $40 per month
np llimony
Suit for divorce MAS nled IN the az.
,rIct court today by May j. LeonAlu
against John Y, Leonard ON the gloundh
OF doiertion. failure 10 support and hn.
bitual intemperancc Thcy were mare
rlod IN Rlchned on Aprll 2, 1851 ANA II
~ alleged that dofondeni deserted
plalntlf In August, lNoS,and for the past
year las boon guilty ot hnhl,nal m
temperance and has failed to support
her Plaintiff ayks for i2b por month
alImouy ana 500 as attorneys fees
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
SAD JOURN Ely.
Remains ofDaughtsr Of Senator Ankeny
En- Route Home

ThlH morning The remains Of tho
daughter Of e. Il senator Anbony Of
the state ot Washington went west
over the oregon Short Lane on route TO
Wulla Wnlu Tor inlormont Accom-
pnnyIng the body were Mrs Molsen
and Miss Ankruy sisters of the de-
ceased,
The grief stricken party ~ on route
homo from pltlFhufR PA,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
BUSINESS NOTES.

The Johnson,pratt Drug company,
which hns boon IN business IN this city
for tho last 10 years, and become well
known throughout the west, IN about
10 diainoorpomlo ana wind w ltB nfa
fairs, Mr. Pratt said this morning,
that this would bo accomplished In the
course Of tho next so days
Another business change IN the sale
by A. Rordamo of his Photographic
business 10 ". II, Scott who haa been
with chase FOR some time MI, Rordams
viii devote hIs entire tlmo to music,
Toduy'e local bank clclrings amount.
ed 20 Sbl0NlO,@ ~ against si6b,2ilij for
the same day Of last year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
G0RMAN Baked,
Bounty Frauds Man Hardly Wanted to
Come 70 Salt Lake,

Deputy Sherln Joe ShArp returned
carly this morning from Denver with
jones German and John Meyors the
bounty fraud men who were arrested
In that city recently Tho men agreed
to como without rcQulslton papers bul
NJ Grand Junction, German refused "a
30 any further until the necessary pa
nors were forthcoming Sheriff Emery
was notified and At once started De-
putty sheriff steele out with tho papers
but Deputy SHARP used little force
on German ana he came ON without
waiting the arrival NJ steele, Tho mel
ARC now IN the county Jail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
SUES HIS WIFE.
Daniel H. Morton Seeksto Recover Nnlue
OF Property burned

Dsugl " Morton has fled sui In the
dlstlNt court against his wife, Mary ",
Morton 10 recover The sum NJ Nllh
the value " certain personal property
which he alleges phe vet Ore 10 and o.
etroycl ON Aug T. 1905 The complain,
cont0nr a complete HIST OF the property
which ho claims was destroyed by The
malicious action Of his VIE
At present a divorced suit N pending W.
the district court between tho parties
OF cruelty IN his answer ana cross.
complaint Morton charRcd hls wife VITA
cWel'v ana also alleged that she vet m,
lo the property, the value Of which h,
" now attempting 20 recover IN hil
uNmplolnt Just hlod
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
ELEVATOR STUCK,
Fuse Burnc Out aud Nine passoy gor,
We're Held Fifty Minutes,

Tho general offices of tho Oregon
short Line tha morning were without
the services " nine clerks and nm cle.
vator boy for the space " 10 minutes,
Thla calamity was duo lo fuso IN the
elevator machinery burning ont lcay.
n was Impossible ~ escape, The safety
clutches acted, holding the elevator
fatt, likewise the passengers from SIPS
n, m, until 0,lh, AZ soon na the dofoc.
tive machinery was repaired the prIe.
Onere Woro Released,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
JUNE 10TH TUE DATE.
senator clark invites 400 Members ~
chamber " Commerce

l,os Angeles cal, May ~ --sonalor
clark has extended a formal Invitation
10 the GOO members uf the los Angeles
chamber Of commerce 10 accept tho free
use Of u special train on the San Pedro,
hos Angeles \ SAT- Lake railroad Tor u
Los Angeles ON Saturday night June TO-
The lnylttIon was accepted Details ~
arrangements for the tourney win be
announced later
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
New Folder Issued,

District Freight aud Passenger Agent
4, l., Moore " the Salt Lake Route
this morning received u big conslgn'
mont Of new folder time tables from
headquarters at Los Angeles, which set
forth not only the time card Of the San
PEDRO hut skeleton schedules on all
connecting lines through To- the east,
San Francisco ana other points 4
good map ana elevation pronlc Of the
rOnd arc also features,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
READY FOR HIGH SCHOOL,


Tomorrow the agony win be- over, 20
fOr NJ tho eighth grOdc pupils Of the
public schools are concerned In the
question Of their gudmtug Al .
o'clock the last Rong VIII sound FOR
this year Nnmmnulug them tn cXam'
nation ana the subject win be Eng,
lleh grammar Fully HlS hundred pu,
pls arc expected 10 take the test and
paH on Ia the llgh schools These
with goo who passed the examinations
AZ Christmas llmo win make larger
class Than has heretofore been me,
pared for me hiph schools In It plnRlo
year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
r, q, w. Section Hand sues,

SUIT has been nlei In thc district
court by Alma y, jacobson AGAINST the
Rio urAndc Western Railway company
10 recover $4,000 ~ damages FOR pcr.
FOnll injuries received by plaintiff Whllo
In the employ " defendant nn Nov. g8
1908. the complaint alleges thni plain.
I'M was propollng q handcnr az Ulng.
ham Junction, when he was thrown
from the ear because " defects In tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
WEATHER REPORT

Local forecast for Salt Lake city ana
vlcni,yl
Partly cloudy with possibly showers
tonight or Friday
utah-Forocust taken at Dcnyel,
Colo.l
Parity cloudy tonight and Friday,
warmer south portion tonight
Yves, wyoming
Parity cloudy tonight and Friday,
rhoWcrN tonight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
DELHI WON,
Result Of the Brooklyn Handicap Run
This Afternoon,

New York, May o. brooklyn handl'
cap won by Dolhl draglollo second, Sir
Brllur third, Time, 2o69,j,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
FRIDAYS ORGAN RECITAL,

Tho following program win he given
at tomorrow afternoons organ recital
IN the Tabernacle, Prof Mcclellan Of
neIatlng,
walters rrigo song from pie
MnlHtcNlngcr' u,onpu,uW wagner
"GohdollrY. u'ti,ii,',',,''',iu tNcN'n
'Larghcllo' ,n'''''"'''""Schun,,hnn
NUNS Prayer p,ti,,t'tpttiir'tW VlP
tlld moody NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"Oferlolro' (St rccelh) IN Don.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Botislo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
CODY DIVORCE SUIT.
Motion for n New Trial Was Over.
ruled.
Especial 10 Tho "NowAol

Cheyenne, Wyo, May a5,--rhc mo.
ton for n new ira In the cody divorce
tDhe WAS 0yerrulod,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
LOST

SMALL rllAMOls BAG CONTAINING
iVe diamond rings one diamond stud ono
pearl brooch, \ liberal reward viii bh
paid Tor tho return oi the above H. IA
East Second South ~
a.fiH L i.a HaHH.H. r...t
srRAYED OR STOLEN, SMALL IRON
grcy. mNie, branded q y under mant.
blanket on Return 90 90 West NorW
Tcmplg street. Howard,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25
WANTED,

WANTED-A MIDDLE AGED MAN,
a gardener and one understanding horhoa
SIlNEH nNDa,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-25

handle ana received permanent injuries
10 hIa SPINE.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1905-08-05

all like him to cOnstrue business prlncl-
pies to mean anything that selhshness
avarice and a depraved moral sense
might suggest.
He reminds me continued. Mr.. Bent OF
the man whom heard say that he did
not know but 1t was justifable to over
reach man with limited amount OF
business sagacity a. he was not respOn-
slide Tor a mans mental weakness; that
God had created him and set him afiOat
upon the great sea Of life 10 be buffeted
aud tossed by adverse winds. therefore
he is a legitimate subject to prey upon ;
that in undertaking to make allowances
for fellow beings mental DEFICIENCIES
in a business transaction would be in
terferring with Gods ordinances. We see
here to what extent sophistry In fiexi-
bio conscience can 20. How easy 1t Is
for some people TO serve God and mis- in
terpret his demands upon our obliga-
tons when their sel3shness and greed
urge them.
to be continued
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PUBLIC Is AROUSED.

The public is aroused to a know
ledge of the curative merits of that
great medicinal tonic, ELECTRIC
BITTERS, for sick stomach, liver
and kidneys. Mary H. Walters,
of $40 st. Clair Ave-, Columbus,
o., writes: "FOr several months,
l was given up to die. l had fever
and ague, my nerves were wrecked
/ could not sleep, and my stomach
was SO weak, from useless doctors
drugs, that l could not eat. Soon
after beginning to take ELECTRIC
BiTTERs, / obtained relief, and iu
a short time 1 was entirely cured
Guaranteed ut L. j. LABBE drug.
store; price SOC.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1905-08-05

10 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II 1t fails
to cure. 4. W. Groves signature is on
Is cents. each box.