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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-13
SIRE TO SON. I,
Boy Can sometimes Learn From CO.

Boy Can Sometimes Learn From Ills
Father.
When you catch them young enough
YOU can usually make your sons profit
by your own experience, sI
Afterwards, It's different, A lady tells
how her son was made to profit BY what
his father had learned; 81
HS my husband was always fond OF cof-
fec. and after Ills business took him !re-
duently into German community. hcG
drank It more. With the result that his 1
Kidneys became affected, and he suffered
greatly with pains and dependency, TIL. Y
as no says coffee nearly killed me! So
he stopped using It and began to drink
Postum Coffee. 1t cured him.. and Ii q
very. short time his kidneys resumed their
normal functions. his pains were allnyed.s
and the dependency which had nearly
driven him crazy ceased to trouble him,
my little boy, q year old. had suffered
ever since lie was weAned from, Stomn Oh
and howell troubles. Ha could not Prcp-#
erly digest tho milk no drank II passed
out OF Ills bowels In hard Jumps. some
times largo and again like small pellets.
frequently producing diarrhocl, and thcn
we would have to call IN dactnr. hut
the trouble returned. again and again.
''yYc used to give hin, n tastO OF Pos,
tum Coffee occasionally, and as ] saw that
he relIshed 1t, and realized how much
good 1t had dpne his father, began TO
put n little In nils bottle OF mile Tho Ell
feot was so snlutary that gradually ln-
creased the quantity. til at last I used
only enough, milk to give II color. He
thrived wonderfully on Hol is3 over
two years old now. and his digestion N
ali right, Postum has made him uncom-6
monty large and strong and healthy,
give him a bottle full four times y da::',''S,
Name given by Postum Co., Battle c.fsek.
Mich.
There's reason.
Read the little book. THE Rosa y
MELVILLE In each pkSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-13

tiye-sergeant Hall, who has been visit
Ing him and his family here, left a noon
yesterday for his home, In Kansas City.
Mr., Hall has been away from Richmond
since childhood. He Is In tho hardware
business in Kansas City and is doing
we'll iai u
Alton Llnwood Powell sr., left yeste.-
day afternoon for Jetersyllc. where he
will visit his uncle, William Foster, who
Is now nearly ninety years old. @ ,
Attorney General William A. Ander-
visit TO his family In Lexington, Va.
Il Mr.. A, D, Wright, son Of Mr. John
Wright, the tobacco MANUFACTURER, left
yesterday morning to travel In The New
England States. tts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-13
ABUSED WOMAN.
Negro Driver Was Insolent and
Was Promptly Arrested.

Fl Arthur Thomas, a negro hack driver '''r'
viii appear before Justice crutchl1el Nr
This morning and answer the charge OF
being dsorderly on the street and abusing
two white women,
AS officer Wiley was on his way nome
yesterday afternoon he heard q loud voice
ana went 10 n carriage that was stand
he IN the street near Marshall and Sixth,
AS Tie officer approached the carriage ne
saw the driver open tho door and heard
him abuse IN the vilest Language the
two women, At sight Of the policeman
tho negro attempted to drive away 2nt
was checked an yanked from MS seAt
and placed In the Second District Police
station, ~ AF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-13
Playing to Large Houses.

The Casino Is this week presenting a
bill which Is one OF the most diversified
In tho history OF the local playhouses,
and at the same time y is ono Of the
Lane and the scientific feats are very
interesting; the Yanos are lnaryels, and
the last number--Narda and compan n.y.
In electric dances, Introduces new and
Z Business IS large this week, but the at
traction Is one that merits liberal pat
ronnge.
York, Manager Mckee is to lenYe the
CITY to-day for Il brief rest, and Blair
Meanley is holding down the lid for the
present. The hill to be presented next
week is "a secret. Mr. Aleanley conteI
Ing himself with saying that i VIII DO
one that Wlll entertain the pHpllf' s-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-13
PHYSICIAN SHOT.
Residence Burned After He Had
Left for This Civ.

DIR, Lynn Vaughan, OF Independence,
arayson ,S soan;y, va. who had the mis-
dentally by n hoy named Wills Nrlg at,
was brought to the Memorial Hospital
yesterday morning at $50, and was
operated upon by DR., Charles Robins.
E DR. Yaughan's wound was In the abdo-
men, The ball was located by x-rays,
Dr. Vaughan Is now resting. easily and s
on the road to convalescence S3
That misfortune was born n twin was
verified by news received yes terday that
Dr. Vaughan's residence was burned
Tuesday morning,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-13
SWANSON RETURNS
apparently l'ar. Much Pleased With
Reception in Southwest Uirni,,ia

CONGRESSMAN Claude A. swanson "a.
turned to the city yesterday from y son :. !.
West virginia, where he has been on 1
Campaigning tour, Mr.. Swanson express-
50 hllnselt MS greatly pleased with his
reception In the southwest, and ntldr1
mat as q matter of fact he had been re-.
ceiyed everywhere by large audiences,
ana TO all appearances Thoroughly
friendly ones He will mako no estima tes
OF tho results OF tho Augusr primary.
nor VIII ne venture ii'lo the realm Of
emlnently satisfied with the result.
Mr., Swanson will spend day or two
hero looking after his correspondence,
which has grown heavier ll,l ever aud
VIII endeavor to rest Up a al. IN Sntur-
day ne expects 20 so 10 Amelia Court
house to attend the unveilinS Of the Con
federate monument there. Further than
this Mr.. Swanson stated thar he had not
definitely outlined his movements yet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-13

the Mayors veto. and then we will
amend 1t SO as to satisfy you wnen
1t comes to the Board"
But the councilman refused. lie says,
however, that this. to his mind, dis
closed a weakness which the Mills peo-
ple have not heretofore been willing to
admit. 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-13
Had New Shoes.

II Fred Hill, charged with being q slls-
picious character, was placed behind the
bars al the First Police Station yestar-
day ny Detective g bison and Q officer Kel
lam. N # he negro is suspect ted as being one,
of the thieves that broke into g ia lroad
car and stole d lot Of shoes. When ar
rested he had several paj Yrs Of neW shoes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-13
Solids Total
Teta Not Mats So1i1al
Small Negroes Arrested.

Two small negro boys were arrested last
night upon a warrant charging them Wit n
throwing rocks ut n residence. Nelther#
OF the pickanlnnies was large enough TO {
BIO locked up, and they were recognized 4
To snppear in court this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-13
Handsome Clock Stolen.

Joseph ycllerey. Of No. 1875 East Main
Street. reported to the police yesterday
that ~ thief had stolcn{a handsome clock
from his home, !, The clock was stolen
two days ago. when. no one was at home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-13
Richn.onders Wed To-day,

With a marriage license. obtained yes
terday In washington. u. G., Mr., William
T., Stewart, brick layer of this CITY,
we'd Miss Carrie Is9 u CHAPMAN m OF i'r NJ,
3l5 North Twenty-fourth Street, S6
The couple will reside In Richmond,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-13
J Mr.. Phillips Better.

city Treasurer Charles II. P ps. 5was
Mt his Office in the City Hall Yesterday
his health now being much Improved, ~
friends are gratified that no Is getting
along so we'll. III r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-13
Getting BetterSMilk

AS a result Of the Industry 4 Of i the
new food Inspector, Richmond rs get-@
ting "a purer article Of milk than before
the department was created. sF *
The following able Is complied from
the report Of Chemist Whitfield, which
report was the result OF an analysis mad,
from samples Of milk AIKEN from seven
diaries: "a AZ t (! s IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-13

!, tha OCCASION palms and evergreens
,eine in evidence at every place
Mrs b. b. iJolly,fof New York. FORMER
W Of Richmond, was best man 20 tl'e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-13

erges 70 Iiiyyr win devote his best on.
,h,otneFs are away The new hi,, w M;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02

1t is never crowded at Saltair. Thir-
~ trains July 4.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02
MANTI.

Following are the marriages SOL
emnized at the temple Wednesday last
the ceremony being performed by Presi-
dent John ID. T. McAllister: Joseph a.
Waters of Joseph and Arminta Coward
OF BurrvillC, Utah; Hyrum b. Madsen
and Matilda V. Olsen of Ephraim; Joel
Erickson and Sarah J. Edwards of Gun
nlSon; Lewis W. Petersen of Ferron and
Lillian RappeNc of Kanosh: John L. Roll
Inns Of Orderville and Clara Whitaker OF
hanosh: William Matthews, Jr., of Pa
naca. -Nev.. and Annie NJ. Wahlin of
Fairyiew; Irwin +. Jeffrey of Loa and
Adehne buchanan of Lyman, Wayne
county,.
A marriage license was issued by the
county clerk to George Rasmussen OF
Spring City and Hilda Johnson of AXteII.
During the month Of June the county
clerk has issued twenty-five marriage Ii
Ceuses.
The NJ. l. association of this city will
render the following programme Sunday
evening in the tabernacle: Lecture. NieIS
{. Petersen; recitation. Ruby futile:
song. Clara Hall; lesson statement by
one of the young ladies'
Mr.. and Mrs A. o. Allison will soon
leave for short trip TO Colorado to visit
relatives and friends Before returning
to their home here they intend visiting
interest. Mr.. Allison is the local agent
mere for the Denver & Rio Grande rail-
President Lewis Anderson. Mayor L. r.
anderson. Master Frank Anderson and
AR. tarrel of Chattanooga. Tenn. spent
the week fishing near Coyote. They en-
JoNed a very pleasant trip.
, me people of Manti intend celebrating
ulr , national holiday in grand style
The Brigham Young university orches-
IRA VIII give a grand bail at the opera
mouse Monday evening next, and haS
pToLtered TO furnish music for the Fourth
OF July celebra ton.
Joseph T. Henrie recently returned from
the Los Vegas gold fields.
Frank Anderson and sister Of Moroni
were here this week visiting friends.
s- Royal Reid returned during the week
he prOprietors of the Manti Opera
loISe nave recently added to the amuse-
HSttJ hdH Il new electric maple floor
Whlch was given trial Friday evening
~ the lovers of the light fantastic ii
is an Improvement over the old floor
and IL IS "A pleasure for lovers Of this pas
time to meet there.
Mrs Christian ANelsen and Mrs. G. w
bro returned from a short visit 10 Provo
where they spent a short time with rela-
uVes and friends.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02
Am ERICAN EORK

ne society event of the week was the
TTiaIIIIaSG OF Leroy j. Greenwood and
SeIt ,boiey. They were married in the
Sft Lake temple on Wednesday. Upon
thelr return home they were given a
keIy pretty informal reception at the
nome OF the brides parents Mr. and
~ = HenIE u BOley, only near friends
s TelatlVes being present. Last even
ing. (FridayD the brides parents 80 Cii u
U al IN Apolo han in honor of the event
ABOUT t 100 friends and relatives were pres
The marriage Of Joseph S Durrant of
tnlS place and Miss Lorena Holding Of
spanish Fork occurred this week i'm the
SalI Lake temple. They will make their
nome here. ~
DIT. Taylor, of Provo was in American
Fork yesterday
Misses Pearl and Dora Friday of 10
San are visiting their brother. Thomas S.
Mrs Charles W Earl and little da,,erb-
Ter Ter will leave here Sunday morning FOR
Portland, ore. III
Dr. Joseph NJ. Tanner was an Amerf-
can Fork visitor yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Storrs were in
Provo yesterday.
Professor Osmond Justensen. princinaI
OF the American Fork district schools ana
froIeSSQr - y Kelley left here during
the week for Berkeley, Cal. to attend the
summer school ~
George McCandless came home from
Iopntt during The week on account of
the death of his young son.
to Eureka. $40
Homer St-ingham and and sister DELI.
OF Mantl, are visiting their sister. Mrs.
g A StOrrS. 80
Miss Tessie Lambert of Salt Lake is
bert am
Mrs. Helen Broadbent left here last
evening for Garland Utah where she
WI VIII visit her sister, Mrs Heber Cut
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02
BINGHAM.

Mrs w X Cannon entertained about a
dozen of her friends at her home Thurs
day afternoon
Mrs. George Hooking was an incoming,
passenger Wednesday.
Mrs. Stanley Johns was "a Zion visitor
Mrs. \. +. Raleigh was a visitor TO
the capital the first of the week
Miss BesS Chandler. who has hoo, Wis
iting in Salt Lake the past few davs re-
turned Tuesds..
Henry FinkelL who has been visiting
in Ohio the past month. has returned
Mrs W. ". Ward left Wednesday for
RiVerton. where she Will visit relatives
for a week
Miss May Bourgard was i'm Salt Lake
during the week. the guest of her sister
Mrs. Thomas Johns of Glenn.s Ferry
Ida. who has been visiting in camp. re
turned 10 her home Friday.
coming passengers from Salt Lake Mon
day.
Mrs John Holster. who has been visit
ing i'm Ogden and Salt Lake. returned
companied Mrs. Holster to remain the
Miss Julia Stephens returned to her
home in Salt Lake. after a three weeks
Mrs. r s Wilbur left Tuesday for
Goldfield. New where she viii Join her
husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p Taylor We're return
Mrs. JAY McCabe was an incoming pas
scnger from Salt Lake Tuesday.
Mrs. J. W. De Ford OF Caliente. New
arrived in camp Monday to visit her sis
Mrs NIyrt smith was a city visitor dur
INK the week
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ostler were city
visitors Monday.
Mrs o. +. Mcnyfield was a visitor to
the city the first OF the week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02
DRUNKENNESS CURED.

A positive ana permanent cure for
drunkenness and the opium diseases
There is no publicity, no sickness. Ladies
treated as privately as at their ovvr
homes The Kelley Institute 3Sl West
South Temple. Salt Lake City. Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02
PAYSON.

The wedding of Miss Pearl Wiehtman
10 Mr. r. G. Davies Of Provo was SOL
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ". c. Wightman. on
Thursday. Their elegant home was the
scene OF the most social achievement of
the past month, where many friends had
assembled in response to dainty cards TO
aid irr-doing honor TO the respected par
ents and happy couple. An elegant we'd
ding supper was served.
Another pretty June wedding to tran
spire in Payson this week was the mar
rlage on Wednesday of Miss LNsle Fin
layson of this city, the charming daugIl-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J. Finiayson' to
riage- took place in the Salt Lake temple.
put upon the return of the happy cOlIpIe
70 inns city reception WAS given them
mat evening at the home of the bride s
Fay Clayton of Salt Lake CITY and
relatives of Mrs A GuthciI. were So
Journlng the first of the week with Mr.
and Mrs. Gutheil.
Mrs. c Ball and children are spending
with friends at Nephi.
John Ferre of California, who is on a
pleasure trip through the intermountain
region, spent a visit with his nephew
William Ferre, and Mrs. Ferre the past
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlos and chill
ureh OF SAT- Lake are visiting the broth
srs of Mrs CarlOs-Jed and w Green
halgh, of Santaquin
). A Loveless has been appointed a
HePuty county clerk to receive applica-
tons for marriage licenses in this civ
Ihe Black Hawk Indian War Veterans
SoInmlttee, Henry +. Gardner. j. o.
scare ana John II. Moore. has nearly
completed arrangements for the annual
reunion and camp fire of the veterans of
\ tah county. to be held in Payson four
Gays commencing Aug. 10 All the vet
Trans ana their friends are invited to
J1in IN the reunion There will be every
Inlng 70 3mUSe such as DrOcessfonS shan,
DaItleS' entertainments. both dav and
night. Ii will be the twelfth annual re-
at Provo last wear ii ii0iU
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02
RICHFIELD.

Joseph a. Waters of Clear Creek and
MISS Aminta Coward Of BurrvIlIe were
married at Manu this week. These arc
of this county.
J. NJ. Bolitho returned this week from
a trip INTO northern Utah and part Of
wyoming He went back again Tues
Miss Mabel NJ Harper. who was re-
Gently called 20 Salt Lake on account of
the death Of relative. has returned 10
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Sloan have Dove,,
in Richfield.
Mrs Ira HuntSman has gone to Payson
to visit for "A while with a sister.
AR and Mrs Gideon Snyder came down
from Salt Lake this week Mr. SNYDER
went up to Gold Mountain. and Mrs
Snyder is visiting with her parents Mr.
and Mrs Joseph Wilkinson
h NJ Keen accompanied his daughter
ana son. Bessie and Claud. to Salt Lake
tniS week; FROM there the young lady
and her brother will go to California
probably to remain.
MIS- Burton J Bean has gone to the
kamas valley, in Idaho. to iOin her bus-
band. who has located a new homo there
MISS Sophia Goldbranson is visiting in
SAT- Lake this week She will 60 to
Portland before returning home
MIS- Lars Jorgensen has returned to
ily of her son here
NJ. c. Nelson returned TO Salt Lake
this week. His family will remain here
until after the Fourth.
Miss Mary Rickenback. who recently
returned from Salt Lake has been an
pointed deputy to Mrs. Lydia CowIev
county recorder.
T. W DycheS and Miss Ada Nelson
two well known school teachers of this
county, were married in Salt Lake this
week. MIR Dyches has been teaching ar
Glenwood and Miss Nelson at Iclslnore
Mr.. and Mrs. II. n Lund have re-
turned to Elsinorc after three years
spent in Washington. D. c. where Mr.
Iund has been studying medicine They
VIII spend the summer in Sewer county
with The parents of Mrs Lund Mr.. anu
Mrs. J. j. Jensen.
Mrs Harry Payne of Mexico is visit
ing with relatives i'm GlenWOOd
Alfred Short of GlenwoOd has returned
home after a year in salt Lake, where
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02
EUREKA.

visitor Sunday
visit TO Denver
Mrs. Jacob MuntZ is entertaining her
daughter, Mrs. j. G. Long of Salt lake
MI and Mrs. Jackson McChrystal went
10 the capital Wednesday.
Joseph TheriOt. who mas been absent in
california for the past five months, has
returned TO Eureka
Mrs. Otto NJ Swartz has returned from
an extended trip through southern Cali
IOTnld- she Will visit with her husband
LOT few days before returning to Salt
Rev. Parker of the NJ. r church viii
IelVe Monday for Denver, where he will
attend the international convention of the
EpWorth League. He expects to be gone
about tee. days
A spirited contest for the Goddess of
Liberty was finished here Friday. Al
SInough the amount of money taken in
SZS9-Was less than last years amount,
inc enthusiasm ran higher. The candi-
qates-MisS Ella O'NeilI. Miss Pearl
Iaylor and Miss Beatrice Miller-finished
IN the order named with $3.50. 1852 and
la votes respectively. A large number
or people gathered at the county court
house TO hear the result of the vote
which was received with loud cheers by
the supporters of Miss O'NeilI. The com
mlttee then waited upon Miss O'NeiIl
and informed her Of her victory.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02
MT. PLEASANT

Inc old folks reunion held at Nielson's
DARK ABOUT three miles west of this
ciety event of the past week over . O00
people We're there. every town in norf n
Sahpete county being represented. A nice
luncheon served. after which the daT
was devoted TO social chat and dancing
All people past the age of 90 wears yCeTe
guests of hocor and were given ..,.orN.
possible attention by the younger ones
on wednesday evening the dancing pa
NlIon at the park was formally ODencd
q large crowd being present. People from
every town IN the county north of and
Ilcluulhg manu- were present The dance
Miss Winnie Jense. Roy and Ella Mel
son came TO their homes in Mt. Pleasant
TINS week TO spend the summer vacation
They are attending school at Oberlin o.
Miss Elva Laughlin spent portion of
ihe Week in Gunnison and Manti. return
Mrs. John II seely is spending the
week in Salt Lake City.
Charles Halberg and wife returned Sat
most of the week
Mrs. John Knudsen of Manti was nm
curing the tort part of the week
W. ID. Candland spent part of the week
I'm kphraim and Salt Lake City.
John Stanfield returned Thursday from
ago
Laurence Larsen returned early in the
week from Idaho. He has been in that
state over year
J; W. Cherry spent part of the week in
John F. Fechser and wife returned
W ednesday from a trip TO Murray and
Heber city. At the former place they
attended the wedding of a granddaughter.
Miss Ia daughter OF Bishop James Lar
sen of the Mt. Pleasant south ward. left
this week for Alberta Canada where she
%'{n spend the summer the guest of her
lister Mrs. BERTHE Jacobs
VIII G Clos. who has been a resident
of this city for about fifteen Years. left
this week. going TO Salt Lake. where ne
will live hereafter.
Web Greene spent part of the week in
Salt Lake
II. p. Olson and family returned this
week from Salt Lake. They viii reside
here hereafter.
DR.. and Mrs. c. y. Ray are spending
the week in Salt Lake. The doctor !;
mother and sister, who came in from the
east recently, accompanied them on the
trip.
Fred c. Jensen left Yesterday on a trip
To Mexico, expecting to be absent about
one month.
Andrew G Miner of Blackfoot, Ida. is
visiting friends in this valley
Miss Lulu Nelson of Fairview is sDeDd-
ing the summer in Raymond Alberta
Canada, with her sister. Mrs. John Jo-
hansen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02

he has been receiving medical treatment
Miss Ann Gleave. Of--Ephraim is visit
ing with relatives in Annabella
Charles Heesch spent a portion of the
past week in Ephraim-
Thomas Gardner and family are visit
ing with relatives in Annabella Mr.
Gardner left here several years ago for
Arizona, and this is his first visit home
since.
Osmond and Katie Olson of Ephraim
nave returned home after a visit with re-
latives in GlenWood
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02
MAMMOTH AND ROBINSON.

Mrs. B. r. Smoot is spending the sum
mer at Provo.
Mrs H. S. Hartman is entertaining
Miss Effie Crook of PaysOn.
VIII Roberts has his father J. B. Rob
ertS. as his guest this week
Mrs. r. d McCreery is visiting her
mother Mrs. Sept Nesbit
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02
Salt Lake & Los Angeles
Railway.
Trains to Saltair Beach.

SUNDAY last train leaves Salt Lake a
200 o. m and Saltafr 1900 p. m
J. Z. LANGFORD. Lessee.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02
A Creeping Death.

Blood poison Creeps up towards the
heart. causing death. J. Z. Stearns
Belle Plaine, Mimi. writes that q
friend dreadfully injured his hand
which swelled up Ike blood poisoning
Bucklen's Arnica Salve drew out the
poison. healed the wound and saved
his life Best in the world for burns
and sores. 25c at Z. c. NJ. I. drug de-
partment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02
THE LAGOON RlAl'.

Salt Lake and Ogden Railway.
Simon Ba.mberger Pres. and Gen Mgr
A d. PiersOn, Cen Pass & Tiki. Agt-
Time Table in Effect May 80, 1905
LEAVE SALT LAKE:
$50, 9, II a. m. ,, 4, 6, Z. p. m.
LEAVE LAGOON
100 10 a m L m. 8. ., = g. 1880 p. m
Extra trains on Sundays and Holidays
Leave Salt Lake ) and p. m. Leave
Lagoon 4 and p m