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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-02-28

Additional trains leave Troy 3.30, due
nington 90 D. N. and leave Bennington
u. due Troy 6.55 D. m.
This train runs daily.
! Stops only on signal 10 take, or on notice
TO conductor, 10 leave passengers
! Time a. N.
For further information address Chas.
Morrill,. lffn
Gen1 Western assenger Agent, Troy. NY.
.FLANDERs, -,
Gen Pass & Ticket Agt
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-02-28
THE WINTER,

Such winters as the present and the
last should prevent skating and sleigh
ing from becoming lost arts in Gotham.
New York Tribune.
Old fashioned winter? Not on your
life! This is a modern, hustlng, up to
date twentieth century winter with all
the latest improvements, Newark
News.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-02-28
Daily
EERsEwRBszzspsMzR
Arrivals

Another invoice Of those highly satisfac
tory Corsets, the KABO, winner of the grand
prize at the worlds fair at ST. Louis and ap-
proved by the Ladies of Bennington. We
have great variety of styles which enable
us to fit, all forms. Give them trial
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-02-28
George W. Carpenter,
A Gunrnnteed cure For plies.
Vincent, Ohio.

Itching, blind, bleeding or protruding Piles.
Drugglstsrefund money II PAzO OINTMENT
anding In TO IA days First application
gives ease and rest. soc, II your druggist has
MT II send SOC IN stamps and II will be forward.
ed postpaid by Par.s Medicine Co., st Louis
Mo.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-02-28
BOSTON & MAINE RAILROAD.

Corrected TO Oct. 10. 1904. Trains leave Ben
oington daily, except Sunday, unless otherwise
uoted.
TRAINS LEAVING.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-02-28
TO THE PEOPLE OF BENNINGTON
Open Letter From Kind Hearted
0hioan.

The following letter will be OF great
interest to our readers. 1t breathes
the true spirit of charity, of helping
others. May it do the good that Mr.
Carpenter hopes for.
ITO the people of Bennington:
Although may be unknown to you,
yet l hope my experience will carry
the weight that earnestness always
should. | believe in doing good to my
fellow men and in no way can | help
them better than in pointing out the
road to health.
"Hyomei, the treatment that cures
catarrh without stomach dosing has
done me so much good that | want
everybody to know of its merits.
had very bad case OF catarrh and
Hyomei completely cured me, 1 have
recommended it to my neighbors, and
they, too, have been cured. Now l
want everybody in all parts of the
country to know what Hyomei has
done for me.
George W. Carpenter,
Vincent, Ohio.n
Hyomei contains thehealing balsams
that are found in the air upon the
mountains where catarrh is unknown.
IT destroys all catarrhal germs in the
air passages of the head, throat and
lungs and makes complete cures.
A complete outfit costs but 81, while
extra bottles can be obtained for SO
cents. Ask Druggist Gokay to show
you the strong guarantee under which
he sells the treatment
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-02-28

Spic, span new SILK SHIRT WAIST
SUITS, correct in every detail of style for
the new season. made in number OF beautl.
ul shades in excellent quality Of taAeta. The
suits are nicely tailored and will please every
woman of good taste who wants smart suit
for early Spring wear-PRlCES LOW
New Shirt Waists OF all kinds arriving at
E. L. Nichols
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-02-28

Russell Clark and wife of Buffalo,
N. Y, visited his cousin, Newton B.
Clark, last week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
l, Of I, Faculty students aud
Patrons Participate 10 Social
Gathering
WORK or SUMMER SCHOOL.
President kInesbury Delivers Address
OF Congfolulstlon on lis Success
Prof Stewart Active

ONor 700 members of the faculty and
students ana patrons Of the summer
school Of the Utah state University
met last evening IN the large assem-.
bly, hall Of the museum building, whero
a reception 0nd social was given by
the faculty to the students and friends
Of the school \ short program opened
the evening This Included several
selections llom the Home Mandolin
and Guitar club consisting of Mrs,
Allen and her SONS Frank, David and
George, who furnished eXccllcnlly
rendered numbers deserving well the
applause given Dr and Mrs, Ebaugh
played two piano duets ono Of which
was two movements from the Peer
bynl quite by GUrg aud was well
done, Dr EbauHh was also the ur.
ronpnnNt Of the evening Then Miss
Emily 4, Jossup instructor of music
ut the school sang number of chile
dronR songs IN illustration Of port Of
her regular work The prcgoulHtlon Of
these songs called for elucutionuly tai.
oni Of no mean oruur ana a Compro.
honslon Of child character ~ wen us
u lQSlblc and wei managed voice
Mlts Jossup possesses these require
mcntH and the result was that the
audience was much plousod Miss
Jresup had organized primitive
band for exhibition purposes such ns
has been given with success In set.
llcmcnt work IN Now YORK. but IN
half the band failed 10 malcrmiHo this
feature had 10 be- omitted
The program closed win u pleasing
address from President klngsbuty u
the University In the nature OF con.
CALCULATIONS ON the schools successful
work. ana calling attention to the ra.
Norahlc opportunities offered by the
curriculum ~ the school for advance.
mont IN knowledge
Prof Stewart WAS master ~ core.
monies, ana presided with his custom.
AIRY happy grace ana TACT After the
speaking the remainder uf the evening
was given mp 10 social and lorpslchor.
ran iCslNIilcA ana there were light
refreshments, The entire occasion was
one of prolil ana pleasure TO the mem.
bcrs Of the school ana lholr friends
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24

last few years, II n no longer ID now
country and therefore IN The expert
mental stage, but has demonstrated
what II can do 90 the satisfaction " an
homo seek Rich land plenty OF
water good climate ana u thrifty poo-
Pic have ana arc 1cOmpllshlng Wons
doris IN an otherwise arid region
There are strong assurances Of a new
railroad passing through the country
near Rlgby, which liz no other than
the proposed new line from Denver via
Laramie, WyO, TO Boise and Port.
land, This road viii necessarily have 10
fellow down the south fork Of Snake
nvor which enters the valley ~ miles
east Of Rlgby Another trunk line
through this part of Idaho win Increase
the states population "a per cent with.
IN i've years thereafter
The cricket sCourgo IN no northern
lnrt Of Fremont county Mr. I'm states.
h boug somewhat checked, but sun
much damage has ana ~ being done.
About 2'O bushels per day are being de.
sroNod, Tho cricKots gct in the largo
canals I'm Attempting 10 cross, ana
are thus forced between largo rollers
UWod by ,ho water uud I'm this way
hundreds of bushels are crushed MIR.
ana MR., I'm expect lo remain un the
oulnt for about three weeks,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
AT THE RESORTS.

Yesterday was a heavy day for bath.
trs at Soltar \ warm wind ana u
water tompowuro that was Just right
combined TO mako most Of the visit.
or 10 The resort head for the bathing
SUITS Tho southern states mission,
aries hcld their annual reunion vrstcrs
dhy ana lhoro was Rrcnt amount NJ
hundahnknR ana TELLING over old stories
In 'pnscguD nco, At 3 o'clock "A formal
program was rendered In the now thea.
ten WI lDh consisted at appropriate rc.
marks by number of e!onkolN ana
music by the orchestra, IN which south.
orn tunoS were giyoN exclusively Tho
speakers were Elders H. H. Roberts,
Zen w. Rich VIM NprN Mat Thomas,
ana willard lloan Mn Bean giving nm
imitation of n southern preacher OK,
horilng hlF nock Thomas Sloan was
muWor of ceremonies,
AZ the Lagoon ycslcrdny the Nordon
Literary rucloly stood sponsor for AN
oldHimo Swedish festival and fur.
nshod AN afternoon and evening 10 n
large turnout ~ people Tho after.
noon was given over 10 gnmos, the
oycnlgn 10 musical numbers and later
u iWo'acl comedy MAS rendered The
Nordcn band added much 10 the occl.
sion by playing swedish popular airs,
IN the games the winners were nv fol,
lows GIrlH under 3, Eva Jorgcnson,
girls between Nnd 10, Vom l,andcon,
girls between 10 ana u, Edllh Mayco
young ladies hotNocu Is aud %, Nellie
Jensoni hides between 20 ana 10, lluldn
olson, ladies between "a ana co. Mrs.
Katherine jolReuton' boys between u
ana 70, charles Nelson men between
"a and A. Edward Gnymon, men w..
tween N ana 80. August LIndholn
mfn over No. Edwin llondmau, adcl
over 60, Charlotte hanson, boys under
s., Lawrence Morlcnsoni boys between
: ana no. oscar carlson nnd boys be,
tween 10 aud 10, Mailman lloadhorg
The mems boat rnco WAS won hy Gus
Backmln, with A. Carlson second, Tho
ladies boat race went 10 Mrs, Liudhorg,
Win Mrs SIgrld Norcll second
Tho Ladies' Al Society and Epworh
League NJ the First Methodist church
VIII take mn outing nj Lagoon on l'rOs
day ncNL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
IDAHO MAN BOOMS
THE GEM" STATE
Talks Of Sugar Factory Growth
And the Rapid Progress
Being Made
ABOUT FREMONT AND BINGHAM
Spceula,on a. to 4 New Railroad En-
tcrIng and Crossing the State
Cricket Scourcc Is AhalIng.

George u, llill jr, and wife Of Rig'
by, Idaho, formerly Of salt Lake, camo
I'm this morning over the Short Line
ON their way io the Portland fair, via
los Angeles and san Francisco, AlE
Inn reports ne eastern pant Of the
dcm state, or what is termed Upper
Snake River valley In u nouriShng
condition, llo claims that Idaho will
soon bc the chior beet sugar producing
state IN thl Union, # the puosont ratio
I'm erecting WgW factories keeps NJ tur
70 foW wears, Ihn state now HAS three
large and modcn sugar producing
plants with arrangements practically
completed Tor the erection of two moro
m the southwestern part of the state,
vhIo the people m the Minidoku cuun.
try urp negotiating luyuWbly for u face
tony hpfo uoNl ypuE Boar Lake people
have mGurnuoN II is stated ON good
luihultN for the necessary uorpagp
pnd unauIll support To insure n nc-
tory I'm that county In the near future
and thH country ON the west side Vt
Sml,o nNor from lilnckfdOl affords u
gu1d location for a factory ana the
Inhabitants there are negotiating for
one now This III 4 great record, con.
udorng what the three plants already
erected have done, fho Two factories
uf the Id no sugar company near Ida.
hn Falls, md sugar city, VIII grind
about three times ~ many bcots his
lall ns last year, The acreage IL nearly
this much larger and the stand Nv much
better this year thin formerly This
has been ana ideal season for hocts,
Mn i'm states that Bingham and
Fremont counties have enjoyed phc.
nomcnal growth aud development the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
ABOUT THE SOUTH.
Missionaries and Saints From That
Section TO Met at Barratt Hall

An interesting meeting OF the saints
ond missionaries II the four Salt Lake
city stakes VIII be held ut liorrat, hail
on Monday nIght ut o'clock The
speakers win be prcadon, Ben w. Rich,
Elders u. II Roberts, j, Golden Kim.
BALL william Spry ana Others Mat.
lcrs pertaining "a the welfare OF the
southern states mission Win be dis.
cuseod All persons interested are IN.
vllcd TO attend, on Tuesday evening
NJ the same hour prcHdon, Rich win
meet the Saints ana missionaries of
Granite stake at the Granite stake
Tabernacle ana on Wednesday after.
noon vt o'clock be viii hold a similar
m'oling at the Third ward meeting.
house In ogden,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24

terday by Attorney Allen 7, Sanford,
VINO represented plaintiff II Was I'M
modatoly forwarded by tho city atlor.
ncy TO tho Mutual Lilo Insurance COM
pany The purchaser Of the hondF, to
insure II that there would be no fur.
Their trouble IN the bond matter ~ far
az That suit IN concerned,
The company Yesterday lclcgraphcd
Councilman Wells, ls local agent re-.
quesllng him 10 send q copy Of tho
supreme courts opinion IN the Ellcr'
beck case, In which II was held that
the bond issue IN legal The opinion
VIII De sent az soon ~ handed down
regularly by the court with tho real
estate association ease out of the way,
there w nothing now to prevent tho
COMMUNICATION " the improvements
contemplated In the rtys water and
eower system hence the city officials
are eclling ready FOR active work,
winch VIII commence ~ soon ~ mo
ilrst money ls received from the bonds,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
MORE STREET PAVING,


Estimates of the cost OF paving
south East Temple street from Fourth
to NmM South streets have boon pre-
Pared by Clty Engineer Rllor The
block between Fourth ana Flrth South
streets viii cost iIl per front foot ana
the remainder Of the street VIII cost
iNii per from, foot, Tho clly'N portion
Of The cost Tor paving Intersections,
clp, win bo s26,SIb, The petition Tor
the paving Of the street was signed ny
i r. WALKER N, n, walker Mt A. Ii'
Waller j W, Houston tho Houston
lionl Estate Investment company ana
u number of other property oWnolf,
Between Fourth and Fflh South slrorlA
the street win b. paved lH fun width
lint below ririh South n WIN ho mar,
roNod To " feet, ana the Sidewalks WIZ
he widowed ON each side accordingly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
JUNE WEDDINGS.
More Than n Hundred Hearts Made TO
Beat Happy During The Week

This was mo,hcrh busy vock In the
marriage license department OF tho
county clerks office, uul d! couples
Ncrc granted licenses to we'd, They arc
as follows,
w. w. Ray Salt Lake, Lcdo Raw.
lins, SAIL Lake,
rrncsl Anf,oc. Salt la,o leone
Elilpuu, SAT- Lake,
AuguN Oculh Salt Lake Gcrtum
Wander ward SAT- Lake,
j, r. Nlbcy Perry or, Ada Du'
scnborrN Provo,
j. c. DalN salt Lake, June \, lihl1,
Salt Lake,
r. T.. Tumcr Sut Lake Myrtle
Mann, San Lake
H. A. Mcmillan salt Lake, Elsa.
beth NJ j. kcnI salt Lake,
\, u, SpcrW salt Lake, Gertrude
Barton, Salt Lake
Frank Wowhlng OphlU Jessie WcI-
mcr Sail Lake
J, g. Larsen llyrumi Caroline AM
dcrson Logan
w. u. Nayor Salt Lake. Emily A.
James SAT- Lake,
g. u, Bowman SAT- Lake Marion
NJ, Mcdonald, salt lUko,
A. a. Hughes, SAT- Lake Nlda gust
Salt Lake,
q. 4, Mckm. Sacramento, cab Ncl'
llo *. futile Boston, Mass
Vs. n. Austin bingham, Lcll Mess
singer Beaver cry
Edward Kramer SOFT Lake, dpco ~,
DoiE Salt Lake,
r. A. Martin, Salt Lake, Anna E
Wade. Nal, Lake
T. n. Urant. NcVhousc, sarah Ham-
mon Sull Lake.
". NJ, WorhngOon. OukloNIdu} Ef.
Co., O., BllOa oakley Ida,
w. r. Cook Salt Lake Amy senior
g. r. Emery Kansas ety. Mot
phruua BmUhWoilc. Mln,.
Ounol Davidson salt Lake. Jane
sutherland, salt lake
John ! Woodrng liDchnold Hlnl H.
JuNcson, Salt LAKE
James \, l,slIck Bingham canyons
GoncylH bartlett Monmouth
Horace ", BrkluHhtN sandy lot.
llo Spencer SANDY
e, ~ Dalluu, Nali lAto' Herlurde
g. GurIoy, salt Lake,
lmgh H. Britain, Los Angeles, COhi
Ida A. Joseph, Los Angeles, cal
George Mcclure. salt Lako, Esther
N, Lloyd SAT- Lake,
Daniel R0dgol2, Sail Lake Lnlu NJ
Williams, san Lake,
lohu Albert Nelson salt Lake Re-
hooca Morrison, SAT- Lake
Iopph Rundg maxwell SAT- ltkci
Ida NJ rhoreson Logan.
loo shine, Sall Lake, Rollo Bccmnn'
Patrick L. FIohcrN Butte Month
| Elizabeth Rcnhiu, klneoF 'ity
Frederick ", Pitcher New York
EdWInn Bccbc, Salt Lake,
Willmm NJ, stalker RocNport, sarah
\ ,hrmnn salt Lake,
Thomas g. Potter SAT- Lake, Eliza
| blth Ehcu, salt Lake, llcrhorl W, VIII
lmms rocalcllo, lDlai Ethel w. Nm'
ball SolD Lake.
Chnrios W, WhIlOkcG Kanoshi STU
| mnnnh Paxton KOnpeh
otto j, Monson, Richmond, Mamie
| Bunham, Richmond,
Clarence danctt Pleasant Grove
Mnneta Armseod Pleasant Grove,
charles H. lie clair Murray, Anna
Whitehead, Murray
John H. Bywntsr Great Falls Monti
| Grace y, Johnson Nnlt Lake,
John n. llullanlCr pocalcllo, lda,i
| Elizabeth y, Buttorworlh salt Llkei
Emil lmrlor Mesa, ARB Anna 6,
| Peterson, Salt Lake. 80
Peter o clark, Marion llad iulIa
| II, Lind Lynn Umh.
| william i Brewer Providence II, u
| Llllan Frederick, Hinton, W. va,
A, Ray Irvine SAT- Lake Margaret
| Thurman, Provo,
| Arthur = prieetloy Park Cltyi Ma"
hel u, Ecclea, salt Lake,
John H. Hicks salt LAKE amy D.
Erickson, lrnniNllle, -.
Milton watson, park Cilyi Magma
! Marker salt Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24

Many are opposed TO pouna Just be-
cause itisa proprietary medicine.
In spite Of the natural prejudice
against II, however, pcruna has won
tho favor OF great many physicians.
Some very prominent physicians use
and prescribe pcruna,
Many times pcruna finds lts way into
the physicians family hrsL
His wife or children mako uec Of II
and ITS value Is demonstrated IN the
Physicians own home.
Then he timidly prcscribce II for bis
lpalionls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24

Fnh Ward The widely hcralicd
Juno Jubilee opens In the Finh ward
hall ON Tuesday night uoXL June e.
The feature now Attracting attention rs
tho voting contest for bride and groom
which ~ being conducted ot me ward
stores. Already quito nm array Of canr
didatos has boon entered ana u spirited
nghl ~ now on For bride Della Sod.
don houdg the list but lR closely loIs
lowed boy Emnolno Jcsporson lMollH
Harrow. Jun LtllpN Lotto Mlrcroft
May Green, Ada toWun Annie Jtgpor.
son, Huunoh May Burt aud Ellen Alb.
bou For groom james H. Gown leads
an competitors and WIN be- hard TO
beat unless friends ct the other cundl,
dates do some lively voting within the
next day or two, RumorY of a heavy
reserve vote are being circulated and
II may be- TINT before the close Of the
polls ON Thursday night u dark
horse may be sprung ana win out
The carnival closes ON Friday night
with u grand wedding reception, on
which occasion the victorious bride
viii be awarded n season ticket 10
Snlair The hall n now beautifully
decorated and the opening on Tuesday
night VIII be little short Of q royolas
ton 10 those present,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
TEMPLE NOTICES.

Tho salt Lake Temple viii close ON
Friday evening June 80 ana win re-.
open on Tuesday Aug. l. 1905.
JOSEPH F SMITH,
Tho st. George Temple viii close on
tho evening Of Friday juno 90, and 70.
open on Tuesday, Sort ,, at p o'clock
a M DAVID H. CANNON,
President
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
Changed Condition Due 10 the
WolIs.Fargo Retire
meat.
Resources Of state Banks, Both Prl
,alc and Corporate, Amount 10
!so,lOS. $50 s.

A reqapI,ulation Of the statements NJ
the IS private ana corporate banks In
the state ut the close of business on
March n and May 20, nlol with Socro-
tary II state TingcN shows decrease
IN resources of S26iS3,5g3.i2, an Of which
II dul to the suspension Of business OF
the Wells. Fargo n Co, bank That
bank always fled a statement of the
business Of all ilB branches and did not
scgroga,e ~ Salt Lake bank from lls
olhcrs hence the bank statements here.
loforc have been somewhat misleading
and the decrease of resources az shown
by the last statement does not Indicate
any HToat loss I'm that respect The
statement of conditions M the close or
business March n II 49, follows,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24

Millions rush In mad chapo after
health, from ono extreme Of faldIsm 10
another when " they would only cat
good food, and keep their bowels regus
lar with Dr Kings Now life Pills,
their trobuos would all pass away,
Prompt relief ana quick euro for liver
ana stomach trouble, 2jc at n, G, NJ, |,
Drug Dent, guaranteed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
DON'T USE POOR OIL

For use on sewing machncso bicycles
ana an purposes requiring 10 llnc lubri.
can't the best s cheapest In the end,
Genuine singer oil can only be- obtained
tt singer stores Look Tor the rod r.
~ South Mqn ST. salt Lake CITY, umh,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
SUIT OUT OF THE WAY,


written statement, showing lhnl
the suit nlod by J, W, Houston for
the Salt Lake Rcnl Estate association
against salt Lake city, TO onlom tho
Issuance ana sale of the special water
and sewer bonds had been abandoned
by plaintiff, ana would not be- revived,
We given To city Attorney lloY S'N'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
saL35 TO Asbvry Park, N, J, sa,3s.

and return Via Nloknl Plate Road,
Tickets good VIA New YORK CITY Dates
Of sale June - ana 80 and July and p
with extreme return limit Of August
H. by dcpostng ticket chicago cry
Ticket oncos III Adams street and
Auditorium Annex Depot lM Sale
ana Van Buron streets, ON EloyalpI
Loop, For detailed information, olu,
write charles w. Johnson district pas.
songor agent Nickel Plate Road. 40,
Nll seventeenth street, Denver colo,
- asssH==sss
rhrlsionscn'e enlarged orchestra,
SulRir sunday June ~ afternoon and
evening,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Second Word,-A farewell reception
VIII be- Riyon Elder Paul Roolofs, prIor
10 his departure on a mission 10 llOl.
md, also u welcome homo ~ Elder
Joseph FNRorgrcn ON his return from
Scandinavia, IN the Second ward meet.
WRhouso, Tuesday evening, June a. Ht
4 y, M The following program VIII
be- rondcrodI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
Furious fiahtlno,

For seven years" writes Geo w,
Hoffman, Of Harper Wnsh, ~ had a
bitter battle with chronic stomach ana
liver trouble, but M last ! won and
cured my disease, by the use Of Flee.
trio Buorf unhostalingly recon-.
mend them TO ulh and don't lntcnd IN
the future TO be- without them IN the
house They are certainly u wonderful
modiyInc, 10 hnvo cured such u bad
case ne mine Sold under guarantee
% do the same Tor YOU by Il, e. NJ, l.
Drug Dept ut so cents a bottle, Try
them today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24

Vocal and instrumental concert on
tho lower floor " the pavilion AT saltalr
sunday, June 20, 1880 ,, NJ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24

Chrlsionsons enlarged orchestra.
Sullnir sunday June 20, afternoon and
evening,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24

Or, W.Grccn, SU,I =, Spring ST.,
los Angeles, Cal, writes
"lf people would take less mcdi.
cine and pay moro attention 10 the
general laws governing health, ihoy
would be better on.
~ am also satisfied that the major.
ity OF patent medicines are AT hes,
| almost worthless and unit 10 take or
cure anything.
"Ihayc found, however, one ex.
cepfion 10 this rule, and that Is In
Pefuna.
~ have often prescribed n In
eases OF cafarrh of the respiratory
or digestive organs, ana have also
| found II very valuable for female
weakness and ovarian troubles and
scores Of women are happy and
healthy mothers to-day on account
| Of Peruna.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24

RNNll' lut'H HH'''t st'trtttt'ttttttt'
white, SlddoWoy Young and Buwlcs
Baritone solo u,,,,,n william Russell
Tenor solo ,,,,,,,,,n r. II Slddoway
Recitation ur'',,,,',,, Mildred Brown
baritone solo u.u,,, John Robinson
Solo Cour returned mifslonnrWu,,
Recitation nuru,,,,u Olga chandler
Mandolin selection Ralph Olsen,
l., olsen H. Olsen Naok Ohhd,
Comic solo luotla simpson
AccompnnlN Marion Hardy
Remarks by Ulshop H. g. lNowon
and missionaries
The public is invited,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
Professor Of Howard University Rec
Ommends Pcruna 10 the Public,

| Dr,A,p. Boguc, formerly Professor
of Anatomy AZ Howard University,
| writes from the Bureau Of Education,
/ Washington, u, g, as follows
| "Ihavc used PcruDa In several
| cases Of cafarrh and have found II
an excellent remedy,
| ~ can honestly recommend II 10
tho public as an excellent remedy
for cafarfh and colds "