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ltH hard ON shoes "a look loI work.
IN the old way but N IN harder etlll ON
courage llcndlng the want uds usual,
ly makes much running around I'M
necessary
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Nevada stocks

James A. Pollock & Co.. brokers. re-.
ported he following quotations from
san Franclfco lodny;
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The annual meeting " Directors Of
the Utah Association credlt Men viii
be held May 20, and vim be celebrated
by a banquet nl the Commercial cub
under the supervision " the Manager
Jno, q, rrltohlow
The work Of The association has dur
NIX the past Near been unusually sue.
cossful It's influence has been oStond-
ed throughout the lntormounlaln c0un-
Try while thg.-loncncial results Of ils
WORK here In Utah cannot be oyerostl-
mated. The good fellowship prevailing
among the Wholesale jobbors here IN
due almost entirely to tho work ~ the
association,
From the reports now NJ hand there
VIII be q very large attendance OF ON.
GERS and members OF the association,
The present officers of the assocla.
ton are,
Orson H. Hewlett, President, Jno, ~,
CLARK, Wee President Leon sweet Sec.
rotary, Chns, l., crockwcll, Treasurer,
Directors Arthur Parsons, Jno W. dee
lano, H. r. Black, willard Rcowcroft
ana Ed Roscnbnum,
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WILL INVADE LOGAN.
American Travellers to Paint tho iowa
Rcd Early IN June


Tho Logan people are making prep.
nroilons ON quite n largo scale Tor tho
entertainment ~ tho Commercial ira.
Velcrs, who VIII hike that way June
o and 10, Tho program VIII Include
o mNelodonc parade with lonls, the
mighty lungs Of seven bands, hoea
trots, plays IN tho opera House,
"Rtroots Of Cairo from the Midway
mud the PHO, vaudeville performances,
and Other performances, classified and
unclaAslnod. or words TO that effect.
Llout. Col william McAllls,or NJ this
town IL working this end Of the wire
10 make Tho nifnlr one grand success,
while Major Jack Hooper " sizing up
the baseball features, The Short Line
offers one fare for the round trip from
all points between brigham, ~ An.
thony and Montpelier,
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

Six coyote whops are exhibited IN
front N nm Fast Tomplo street store,
where they are attracting much ntion.
ton
Tho annual conference Of tho Molh-
odist church VIII be held In this city,
Aug y next with Bishop David H.
Moore OF Portland, Orcp presiding
The lumber yards Of this clly viii
close up ~ ! p, M saturdays on ana
after lodny, untll September In order
10 glyo their hands n half holiday
The Christian Endoayor society o.
The First Congregational church win
rlye n social this evening, In the church
pnrlpre, where there promlgoa To be u
large attendance,
Albert Partridge wna brought 10 this
city yesterday from Provo by sheriff
Harmon nnd lodged IN the state prison,
whore he VIII serve "A torn OF N
months Tor u felony
The battalion Of Cadets OF tho Salt
Inke N lhg School VIII no 10 SnliHir ON
Friday evening May 49, The train viii
leave the city nj \ y, mn ANA dancing
VIII be- the feature of the evenings
amusement,
The friends of Mrs, w w. Woodward
VIII be pleased 10 know that she has
successfully undergone nm operation
nj the Holy Cross hospital ANA
N on the way 10 recovery from her re.
cent illness
A special meeting Of the Veteran
Volunteer Fromcns association win be
held at their hall, 27l Canyon Road ON
Monday evening, May 10. NJ y, m,
The meeting IN To make arrangements
for turning out and participating IN the
parade on Decoration day, May 80, A
full attendance OF officers and members
IL requested, An old volunteer nronon
nro invited, IT, n, Everett,
I.uella Runy, nllns Pearl West, alias
Watson aims Shannon, under arrest IN
Denver for bigomS claims 90 have had
o divorce from Thomas Watson, Rio
Grandc Western fireman several yonrs
ago, But the records In this city do not
show any such divorce, and the Denver
police say Iuclla has been the bride
pro tenn of many men The over much
mated girl appears to be up against II.
The next monthly meeting OF the ns.
socintlon OF the Nnuyoo Legion, VIII he
held Monday ovcnng, May 49, NJ z 80
All members of the association who can
attend without Inconvenience win be
gladly welcomed, as arrangements FOR
the coming excursion VIII have IN be-
completed and the association would
like 10 make II as great n success M the
olo last yenr VIM NJ, Brown, Secy A,
n, l.,
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BURTON COAL ~ LUMBER co,
Rock Springs Castle Gate, Cumbor.
land, Anthracite. Both Phones sos,

George Romnoy, lately NJ the Arm Of
Taylor, -Ii0mncys Armstrong Co for
over 40 years, ana q, ~ Romnoy, who
was manager for several years, have
sold ont their interests IN that firm
over years ago, william Service,
hookkeoper, ana Almn J, Brown, yard
foreman lhoto for several years, have
not retired from the lumber business,
but have been running n lumber bust.
ness on n larger scale than ever for
over two yonrs, under the nm namo
~ Geo, Romnoy Lumber Co They ap.
prcclnic tho patronage ~ their old
friends and will No glad 10 SEQ thcl'
new friends at their yard whore they
viii net the best treatmen, and good
prices, Geo, RomnoN Presidents q, ~,
Romney Manager VIM, Service, Socs
rotary. Alma ], Brown, Yard Foreman.
Gb North First West 81 Roth phones,
1870
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

TllE IDAHO SUGAR co, Stockholders
of this company are hereby notified that
the Board u Directors has this day
adopted the following resolutions
"RoHoyod, That tho Treasurer ~ INF,
Company bo and ho In hereby authorize /
10 Offer twenty thousand shares OF irons'
ury stock " Tho Company for sale TO tno
stockholders .Qf record At bp M, on tho
ON gay o. MAY lmb, az par, with tho
rlghl 70 q fractional share, 10 purchase a
fnl share ~ par Yaluci provided, how,
over, that payment shall be made Cor tho
the 10Th day ~ May, 1905, ana that an
such stock not paid for ON or before lhb
date Inst mentioned shall be- held ~ the
Treasurer TO await tho Further ootCn "
HORACE q, WHITNEY,
secretary and Treasurer " the Idaho
sugar co,
Salt Lake CITY, Utah. May g. 1905
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.sosce.
AuovioM

ON TUESDAY, MAY ~, An 1889 An
No 40 w, SECOND South ~, clotc Ia u,
A. n, a, Depot, pNrlor couch, rockefs, rugs
and carpets liQh. bed, drossors nnd s'ahds'
refrigerator glass door cupboard, COOK
stove, utensils clcu etc.
AIsO ON "WEDNESDAY.
May l1lh NJ 1880 n, mu No nv ", Thlri
south 81, pnrlor furniture, me large russ
and carpets, bedroom ana dining room
furniture, steel range, Kitchen utensils
X. A. ANDREWS, Auc,Ioncor
LARGE STOCK or FURNITURE
ntlro packed for shipping, q, II, IMrnls
tUro CO., 900 South state, Phone loel-s
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INFORMATION WANTED.

lfparilcs knowing the present address
OF the following win please soma them
10 Box u, CITY they viii confer n favor
br, ., y, White, formerly Nnlena Block,
city, T., NJ. Powell formerly with Rogl
Realty co.. Cilyi Mr. llildobrand, for.
mcny with I'M Investment Go,
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Low RATES EAST.
Via ID. a. II, o., May ~, 20, Juno
juno II, b, 10, ~,

Annual Teachers Excursion 10 chi.
,aRo, 81 Louis, Omaha, s. Paul and
MI points east at rate " ono limited
faro plus Two dollars Tor the round
lrip, Rtopovora allowed, Final lint,
Bcpt 18TH See u, e. r. q, agent for
particulars
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'0wmces' OF PWbMciGy Prevent Pounds Of misfortune,
Groonhnluh Remedy 90.

Manufacturers Of Medicine that
Makes Permanent cures OF llupturos
Cancer rheumatism and any germ
Diseases,
Address rs East Fourth South street
Salt Lake Clty Utah,
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zlon's Savings Bank and Trust Co.
has on deposit over three and ono half
million dollars, n you have not an ac-
count, open ono of any amount, 81 or
moro, Jos II smith, President George
NJ Cannon, Cashier.
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WALL PAPER AND PAINTS,

N II IL IN Wall Paper or Paint we
have H. We put them ON too,
GEO w, EBERT a co,
81 Main 81, both pronos
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OGDEN a. RETURN, 500
Via ID. a. X, O., May 10Th

Special train leaves Salt Lake NOb q,
MI returning leaves ogden II D. M
Annual Encnmpmont, q, A, r. Every
body invited,
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ARohirecTs,


ERsklNE A. LlIJENnEn0 SUCCESS,
aors 10 ! A llcadlund n 60. SSl''gi
Dooy Building Salt Lake city, Ind.
Phone N3, Ncl M3.k,
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THE JUDGES,
ANOTHER DEFEAT.
Utah Boys VanquIShed In Debate
Nv Colorado College,

Colorado Springs colo, May Ely
a vote Of 2 TO | the Judges declared
Colorado college tho winner IN the soco
ond Joint debate with the University
OF Utah, Tho question debated was
Resolved, that tho closed shop system
~ beneficial to American Industry" Tho
negative was supported by the Colorado
boys ana the Utah students opposed
lhOm.
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G. A. r.. EXCURSION


Special train via -, A. n, q, leaves sal,
Lake 1905 n, m, returning leaves Ogdon
II H. m, Grand OUTING Of The Veterans.
Everybody Invited, Fare 400
AaL your procor for Rovnl pfoad
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The debate II the second IN n serIos,
the third ~ which VIII be- hold next
year 10 eottlc tho question OF the chpm-
plonshlp, IN the first debate, held last
year In Salt Lake, Utah was the victor
and the championship was 20 40 20 tho
winner of two out OF three debates The
Colorado college debaters were Maurice
L. Hall, Raymond l., Glvena and Victor
u Kcyos while Dale II. parkc, Daniel
Alexander and Karl Hopkins spoke Tor
Utah The Judges were Mayor henry e,
llull, Judge Robert u, Lewis ana Roy,
", Work,
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A. NJ, ROsEliL, 70 STATE, Tel, 2llSN
Fine selection ~ woolona. Suiis 10 order
Gonts own goods made up, Cleaning and
repairing, All work guaranteed, Low
pllcOA
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NOTICE.

CITIZENS COAL co, Removed TO
ib3 so, MAN. Tel 40,
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Tho crown label ON every loaf OF
Royal Bread guarantees purity, clean.
Illness ana quality,
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O. y. Martin Coal Co,
Rock Springs, Cumberland. Castle Gate
ana Clear Creek Wmp, nut and slack
TYPEWRITERs REPAIRED,

All makes by nm expert,
The illiEEDlEN OFFICE SUPPLY CO,
60 West Second South 81,
-
Dancing, Sallair tonight s o'clock.
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Observation-Disclosures
THE,
SEMI
WEEKLY
NEWS
THE GREAT
COUNTRY PAPER
OF THE WEST

10 issuod Mondays end Thurs-
dsys end contains oil the cream
81 ths Daily and Sotur day Moves
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BOOKS OLD AND NEW.
rAiLoRs.

BOughtsold or exchanged shepard Book
Co $40 state 81, opposite kuntsford,
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EXCURSIONS EAST.

In May and June one fare plus 1900
Round Trip, Enquire at Ticket once
n w, end South 81, for lnformn Ion
and scenic books The Midland Route
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS, os.
car iroshell sales agent for llmh. Export
cash register repairing, No, ~ Main,
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FOR SALE


A GOOD JERSEY COW, 3b YEARS
old, 1890 South 18th East Ind phone 2il,
DARK AND LldHT DRAIIMA EG0s,
10 q setting, from Imported stock No,
10 Culrnnt Street
TIloROuOIIBRED BROWN LEO.
horn egge, az 100 per scilng 800 W. North
Temple Street
saaasas.aaaa .HHasasHsaa ..s'.aa.s
ELECTRIC MOTORS, B. 4. AND s
horsepower FOR sale Ut a bargain, Apply
"NowH' Business Ofilce,
oLn NEWSPAPERS FOR WRAPPING
one cent per pound AMY Dosorct News
Office,
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Good lot 3H by rods near bth East
aud Mh South, only $3.50 Terms lf de-
sired,
Groom modern house, close n, East
Side, only 5000 Terms " desired,
THE lMNCk real, EslATE Coz
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Don't Lot This Day In
Your History

Pass without purchasing u nice supply
~ lne correspondence stationery al
DoHorot News Book Store,
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ENoRAvERs AND DESIGNERS.


DE nOllHEK EMO, Co, CUTS FOR
nll purposes, Oh and 20 w, SO, Temple,
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This
Day In History.
g-ssl, .-..srg',-s .'l-si
MAY 18th
This

lj6S-.DrclpIVo dcfcnt Of Mary
slunrlH amy "a Murray,
1910 Johann Van Oldon Barno
Nuldt eminent ana hhoful
Dutch statesman Area born
lilu
iil1 The llmpross Maria There
~ Vt Austria born, died liSl
lSl0 Tho United states declared
war against McNlco, Tho
wnr message NJ President
POLK declared that war OK.
slcd by the nct ~ Mexico,
Tho net consisted OF afmo
attacks upon United states
troops posted IN observation
unon soil IN dispute,
1861 Last battle NJ tho clyil
war
lNl. Judge Amaaa Jnnlus
Parker, American lawyer ana
compiler died In Albany,
=. born IN Connecticut IN lWd
1890 Nora Pony author and
poet, died ~ Dudley Mass,
born ikll
l'H. krQonslsd, second capital
" the Grange Free Slate,
occupied by the British
army
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ICE CREAM MAN vFAoru RrRs.


THE KELLY co, MAKnRs or
"yonhost' leo Creams and Sllcrhcts
Wholesale ana retail Office and factory
a6s go Main Rear Both phones S2e9
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sP,RiruALisTs.

THn MAuRrRs SPIRITUAL MEET
lngs have romoved 10 A q, y, w Hall
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WANTED

Grand Dali, saltair, tonight
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ELoouT,oN,
ooMrEcrIoNrRs' suppLIrs,

nLOCuTIoN AND DRAMATIC ART
John \, Lindsay, 30 South w, Temple ~
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Salt Lako Photo supply Co.
Exclusive Photo stock dlrs.. Sd a Main
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vlRG.pRooF STORAGE,

MOVING STORAGE, PACKING AND
chipping Best ana cheapest Redman
Van q storupo co, Phone M Office An
ktorohouso, 100 and l& \ West Temple,
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TIN AND SHEET IRON WORKS.

BYWATER \ dROO. iii.li0 w, SOUTH
Tomplo, Furnace iron, copper, YIN. gutter
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MOLAssEs GLUCOSE, ClIOCo-
Extracts, Colors,. Jems jclllcs, Pic Fill
lnpa, crushed fruits and Soda Water
sUndries, II, 4. TuckotL 40 u, Flist
South 81,
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FLuFP-RUo WORKS,

.-.A''s'
RUGS MADE FROM YOUR OLD CAR.
cts ", GNby Prom $50 w, So Tempo.
'arpct Cleaning Phone l&O-X Ind 1919,
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TRUNK MANUFACTURERS,

"a PER CENT SAVED on TRuNKS
nd bugs NJ 2ll y Main g. Repairing u
poolalty w. ~ Hogan,
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ADDRESS or SOME PARTY SNIP.
ping 20 southeastern Idaho points Ad'
dress big2 "Nows"
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

Tho regular Meeting Of the Stockholders
Company will 10 held at tho tomnnnya
ofAco, Nos |, 81 ana B East Temple a.
Ralt Lake city, Utah, on Monday June
9TH, 1905, NJ II n, M for Tho election Of
may como before tho meeting
jOa u, SMITH proellont
GEORGE NJ CANNON, Cashier
Dnlod MAY lat, 1905,
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SEEDS, SEEDS, SEEDS, ALL KINDa
grNsB, garden flower and fold ioede
Poultry supplies. elou nj Bailey n Soma
6l.9a Fast Second South Salt Lake city
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IRON FENCE WORKS.

WIN II ARMSTRONG, MACHiNIsT'
uon. Fence WorkA Rear Of 2i West
North Temple,
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-18
CRYSTALLINE ILLUMINATION.
Light Emitted by Many Such Forma.
tions, the Alkaloid Glass in
Particular.

The light flashed from crystals Is
the light that has dawned upon the
mind of Herr Tchugaeff. Of 400
crystalline substances examined BY
him, 121 were found to emit light, the
alkaloids as q class being particularly
active. but only six out of 11O in
organic bodies showed the phenoma-
non, The colors OF the light varied
with the different substances, and its
intensity could be classified according
to an arbitrary scale in which uranium
nitrate was taken as typical OF the
first class. tartaric acid, of the second
and ammonium oxalate. Of the third.
The minute crystalline Octahedfa that
NJ be formed by the ordinary white
sfsehae Of commerce by dissolving 1t
in tohag hydrochloric acid, when
cooie sad shaken in the dark. emf.
e suecess,on satilliant flashes. The
PRO psoDe1ty : cqy.ts1s ~ and
months aftervard, If rua with a
glass rod. And, contrary to~stex.
books, the light is emitted just =
readily from the opaque variety Of OK
ide crystals as from those OF the
vitrccus modification. This light has
4 continuous spectrum in the visible
part Of which the yellow and green
rays predominant, though red rays are
also present. It Is apparently iden-
tical with the light emitted by solid
bodies In state Of ncsHsescence.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-18
Habit in Appetite.

The so-called cravings of appetite
are purely the result of habit. A hab-
It once acquired and persistently fol-
lowed soon has us i'll it's grasp, and
then any deviation therefrom temper
arily disturbs our physiological equi-
librium. The system makes complaint
and we experience craving, it may
be, for that to which the body has be-
come accustomed, even though this
something be, In the long run, dis
tinctly injurious to the welfare OF the
body. There has thus come about,
says a writer in Century, q sentiment
that the cravings of the appetite for
food are to be fully satisfied, that this
Is merely obedience to natures laws.
This idea, however, is fundamentally
wrong. Anyone with little persist
ence can change his or her habits OF
life, change the whole order Of crav-
ings, thus demonstrating that the lat
ter are purely artificial, and that they
have no necessary connection with the
welfare or needs Of the body. In other
words, dietetic requirements are to be
founded, not upon so-called instinct
and craving, but upon reason and In
tslligence.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-18
VETERANS QUEER HOBBY.
Pennsylvania Has Ball Of Tinfoil
Scraps Which Weighs 525
Pounds.

For IL years, day and night, utiliz-
ing ali the spare time at his command.
Charles H. Wolf. a veteran of Com.
pany D, Eleventh Pennsylvania vol,ln.
teers, and for the past Is years super.
iatenGent of the town hall, German
town. has. followed most unique hob
by, says the Philadelphia Record. For
the first time, he has just revealed the
interesting facts connected with his
singular diversion, that of making a
solid tinfoil ball weighing 525 pounds,
which no two men can lift.
It measures 4S inches in circumfer-
ence and contains 36,750 pieces of tin
foil. secured from wrappers and bags
containing various brands of smoking
and chewing tobacco, which reaches
the superintendent from many parts OF
the United States, but principally from
conn ades of Ellis post, No. 6, G. A. R
of Germantown, resident soldiers OF
Gettysburg and friends in this city ard
Germantown.
Questioned as to what prompted him
to such an unusual undertaking, the
superintendent replied: "We.l, it ives
IL years ago that I began rolling A
piece Of tinfoil that I had obtained
from bag of smoking tobacco, and 1t
soon assumed ball-like shape. It was
then / conceived the idea of making a
Tail that would surpass anything O..
the kind in the world. think have
succeeded, and am naturally proud o;
my achievement.
'I will continue adding pieces Of foil
&c the ball until January ], 1866, when
I will cease the work, which is very
tedious. as it requires almost three
months time for me to accumulate suf-
ficient tinfoil to add ten pounds Of
weight to the ball.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-18
THE SECRET or YOUTH.

De Soto looked for the secret of
youth In q spring Of gushing, Life
giving waters. which he was sure hs
would ind III the New World. Al-
chemists and sages (thousands ~
them). have spent their lives In quest
for It. but Il Is only found by thoss
happy people who can digest and a.
similate the right food which keeps
the physical body perfect that peace
and comfort are the sure resultar.s4
A remarkable man OF 94y ysays7
For many long years I suffered kmors
or less with chronic costiveness and
painful indigestion. This conditio1
made life great burden TO me, 1e1
you may well imagine.
Two years ago began to ne
Grape-Nuts Is food, and am thankful
that did. Il has been q blessing to,
me In every way. | first noticed that.
u had restored my digestion. This
was great gain but was nothing to-
compare IN Importance with the fact
that in . short time my nHels were
restored to free and normi ktion.
The cure seemeds to be c0pplete:
Tor two years / have had mono Of the
old trouble. use the Grape-Nuts food
every morning for breakfast and fire.
quently eat nothing else. The use has
.1a1da me couakorfable and happy. ana
1lthough ! Will be 81 gears old next
On i have besssme strong and sup
nj aaaln a4e.S.s.S a.. = ,.,e ~
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-18

think the same HIS OLD CLOTHES.
thing" Mrs. Genial argued.
They'll think I'm saving the new
ones,' Genial protested, and that end.
ed the discussion.
Mrs. Genial telephoned Mrs. Curt
that her husband had returned from
the office that evening with terrific
headache, and as consequence they
must break their engagement to call.
Gen;a! himself took up the evening
with his paper, and paid no further at
tention to the matter. He has worn
his OLD clothes all summer, and some
people have thought he was hard up,
He isn't. He's got plenty of clothes.
He's simply paying the price of friend
ship. And he don't dare buy any
more clothes until cold weather sets
in.-kansas City Star.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-11-18


you some new things to-day? And
then we'll go out and make a few OF
those calls we have been owing SO
long,
And Genial, who could refuse no
one, promised. Long before he came
home the neg. night there were sew
eral boxes delivered in his name at
the front door. Mrs. Genial peeped
into them and saw that there were
some new shirts and collars, few
neckties, some socks and other wear
ing apparel. A few days later suit
of clothes was delivered from the
tailor and hat box contained q
brand-new straw. In celebration of
this extensive wardrobe Mrs. Genial
called up her dearest friend, Mrs.
Curt, and announced that she and
her husband would that evening make
that long promised call. She also let
drop something about the lovely new
clothes her husband had just got,
and Mrs. Curt was prepared to be
invaded by q veritable fashion plate
on that eventful evening.
Genial first tried his shirts and they
were made . little short in the sleeves
and trifie generous in the neckband
"Wbere in the world did you set