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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-11-17

Fire and water are two elements
which man cannot get along With
out especially water. The water
We are writing about In this article
however, is not the iluid that ships
sail upon; or boys swim In. or In
which fi-b live, but a different
brand. Ii l. just NJ powerful as the
kind which flows In it, magnia-
ccncc over Niagara Falls, or turns
the wheels of the mighty mills
ani IA cturics situated along the
banks OF some swiftly running
stream. II, action T. like the tiny
drop which finally wears away
The largest stone. Unlike the pure,
cold crystal water of our fore
father. or the sweet tasty iluid
drawn from the well 10y means OF
the moss-ooycrcd and iron bound
bucket, it, action Ii evil, cruel
and heart breaking.
The cold water We refer to comes
Ia different colofcd bottles with
varigated labels. Nagging in one
brand. The habit Of finding fault.
Picking flaws and never scattering
a ray OF sunshine in the shape of
a gentle word OF praise for a good
action performed. Nothing is SC
discourageing to n person, whct.
her a grown up or a growing child,
when conseientiously trying to do
right. to be harpcd at because h,
did not do better, and, when per-
sisted In, brees discomfort and re.
beilion. There is a difference be.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-11-17

Remember her wln svv IN. this.
when other day shah sufpci
When -hr Who Ind thy earliest Mss
>icct~ IN her nsrriv home;
Remember iva. q mother gave
The gift ~ on. she'd Tie To- ~ .
That mother sought = pledge ~ love.
TIL. hottest tor her . n
And 'rom the Gifts II 0od al-ps.
sh- ~ o-e n gn0-ily on"i
sh- chose Tor her l-ioy.d 10y
The fsok ~ tight rad life mud 10y.
AM hade him kcrp the gift that when
The parting hour should eon,c
They might have Lopc Ia meet again
ln ~ eternal home.
NJ. .ala HE taiih IN that 49,
H-v,t lu--ns. ,o her memory.
And should the -.'oScr IN his pride
LanEh that fnnf faith 81 >corn
knd hii him east N. pledge aside
Tbst he ffutp youth had i-,fne.
shc bad. him psu-r AID ash his breast
~ he or VI. had lowed him best
A Iarnt's blessing ~ her >on
toss with this hply thingi
The i,,e that would d,tain the one
Must IN the other citing
Remember. ~, no couitn',n toy
A~prrsn'sai ram.mder. ioy.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-11-17
Trustees Sale,

where's. 4, n, white aud Annie Il Win.
nus VIE ny their certain deed 81 trn.f d,,.,i
september sra l-i~, nnd recorded In I.nt A.
=. ray lrtuhh rsr'Futd.d Ia -uuulisd N,nL
". at IaE' 30 ~ the deed E,eurdl ~, 49,
snniofl County Missouri. conv,,ei ,n,n.
nnl, tslsh'h trustee the following dn.rrii.d
fchi ,slutt, situated In the County ~ Nh,
geometry IN the stated Missouri. iosi ''"'
Al ~ N. land situated In In,Y % A., r.
ADDITION .iih sui -dlvlslun Ia III. civ uf MINI
geometry Missouri described on N,Cl,n,y 'n,,
e@uri. % a. fr S,ins nn p, 4 n%es,somsfy Nj;
ny meets hhh .huunds as follows. yyt H.
gihnlhg on the North East ,i1. 81 w,ip.,
sit'vt ~ shlu riti at tn. : " corner az .nii
~ No ~, hni running thence Nu,tl, ~,
nlohg then edge of aid street ,i,bddy 80
iheh.e Notth Past parallel with III. -outh
M, me- OF said iti,tinni lot ita-goo les,
NOR, of less 10 the Wabash Il. II. land, Th.nc.,,
snnth hast along said Rail Road lana ,ivii =
i'.t 10 thr l. rotner af tbe said fr,rt lnn,y,
10y NJ ih.ne,s ". along ihcs T. iin""i
III" pia@e ~, ~, ~. Feet moreur les. Ia
~ hhq J. No ~ Ia kusr VI. %liorrun. ndditinn
,Mta,u uni of knnpps addition 10 Inc ci,y ~
ord Nm, o, = MM's,.uri. ~ shown On the IIec.
~" lh' ~ salh~ 'lty->hid Ions front lDl 10,
deep w W =" itri
Which said conveyance wns mad. In So.
ia 'duaI. W. pay nient Of u certain moi, in
in'uu u''n q. trnst described and wi,,,,,s a
- hltc, VI" maker uf said note. Inns 80,
u'au ipf more than nlnc months. and ,,ld ,o,""
,."a'"s uu' hhu unpaid. Now, thprp fot,.. M
" r,iuest 81 the legal holder az s,id -,
nhu 10y virtue and In prusnnnc. az ihs ~ ~
VISIONS OF s"id deed ofTrusi, 1 will on "'
tuesday. November 2sth 1905
h.iseen the hour, OF y O'Clock In m, ,,...u
Az : oeiork In the afternoon Of thni dnx ~,
~ ~ vvon. ueoi oi the Court House. In tLe jiawv
souri, s.t lum.iy Montgomery County Nil.
niau,r for cash ,he above d.scrib"d rspsst
executing this trust, "' Expense of
October nth. iaa. 81 "''r'"S' trustee.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-11-17

tween reproof and iauIt.Anding
just o. there are different kinds Of
water, heaitheivips spdnRs and
the disease breeding stagnant
Kind found In blackened pools.
Another hind Of water 10 the
10y .cold brand. dished out under
the name Of encouragement, rid.
icule, end bclittlemcpt Of worthy
actions. All singers cannot rise
70 the greatness Of Jenny Lind
or an Adelaide Patti. All artists
cannot equal Raphael; OF all
" riters cannot reach the Shake
spearian height In literature. Be-
cause OF his Limitation, don't
throw cold water on the hopes and
aspirations Of those who may
some day reach n reasonable, II
somewhat lesser plain Of greatness
but encourage every good and
perfect action which tends to life
aspiration from the rut OF the
Commonplace. A dash Of cold
water In some cases may be
necessary but In the main Turkish
baths are more appreciated than
the Russian kind!
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-11-17
A Disasterous Calamity.

ltisa disastrous calamity, when
you loose your health. because in.
digestion and constipation have
sapped IL away. Prompt relief
can be had In Dr. Kings New Life
Pills. They build up your diecs-
tive organs, and cure hcadach, diz-
illness, collie. constipation, etc.
Guaranteed at City drug store.
DC.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-11-17

Whatever may be said Of
womau's mission on earth and Of
her power. social aud other wise.
II is In the home that she exerts
the greatest influence, moulding
the char sctcr OF her children and
giving the impress Of her own life
upon every member Of the house,
hold. That there are other spheres
in which che may take part lie not
questioned. II che must support
her.c I. or II there are otheTS de.
pendent opor ner, we think she
has the right to select a vocation
or q profession, but Il IL In the
home that she displays her powers
10 the best advantage.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-11-17

Every woman has II In her pow
or TO make the cnvironm ents OF
her home uplifting and ennobling.
Let every mother make her home
attractive. She can adore the walls
of her home with pictures. mex
pcnsivc ones ~ necessary. A new
tidy may be maid for a CHR oc-
casionally. table covers renewed,
beautiful lowors kept In view. aud
In other ways the room may be
made bright aud cheerful. All
these as surly give touch and
shape to the child's mind n that
the sunshine paints the hues OF
the ilowers. \ child who goes out
into thu world from such home,
a home pre-ides over by a mother
who has .tri,"n 10 make il pleas
ant and attractive. who ha- -trivcn
T. keep high and noble ideals be-
fore her children, one leaving such
n home carries in his memory q
heritage that cannot be compared
to the riches OF this world.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-11-17

A. n rule husbands are Just what
you make them. lot course IL
won't do 10 tell them thisD and the
better material YOU have to start
on the better ioh sou can prcform
with the same amount OF labor.
ii you have bump OF chccriul-
nes- developed In your nature.
don't marry tombstone. Alto-
Rcthct be- il about AZ genial ~ an
iccburg aud you win 20 plodding
through life with MIN to the dead
march OF hi oWn lcaden thoughts.
You may be- distant and dignihod,
you couldn't freeze him colder
then he i-;you may love and pet
him, II j. q whstc OF ammunition,
he cant be thowcd out. Above all
thing don't marry a dude. He H.
n wcak-mindcd contemplate
apology for a mau. God created
him a man, therefore let him pas.
for one; but ono good, honest in
dusirious young man IL worth all
the floating fops in the world.
Unless they can choose wisely, OF
learn to manage a man, girls had
better set their affections on cat.
or poodlcs and let m%atrimony
alone.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-11-17
KIND WORDS.

As the breath Of dew on the ten
der plant, thsy fall gently upon
the dropping heart, refreshing its
withcred tendrils and soothing its
burning woes. Bright Gases they
are In life's greatest desert. Who
can estimate the panRs they have
allcvlated. or the good works they
have Accomplishment
Long after they are uttered do
they r~everbcrstc In the souls In
ner chambers and sing low, sweet,
liquid strains, that qucll all the
ragcng storms that may have be-
fore existed. And, oh. when the
heart l. sad, and like n broken
harp the sweetest chords Of pleas
urc cease to vibratc, who can tell
the power Of ono kind wordg One
little word Of tenderness crushing
In upon the soul will sweep the
long neglected chords, and awak-
en- the most pleasant strains.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-11-17
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-02
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
VIII be received BY the Undersigned up TO
sp; m, August g. 1905 tor the materials
aud labor required In the erection Of
twClSc-rOom school building near the cor
ner Of Twelfth South and Ninth East
streets, salt Lake County, for the Gran
ito School District. and according TO
plans, specifications and drawings which
are open for inspection OF the bidders at
the office Of Dallas and Hedges In tho
Dcsorct National Bank Building, at the
corner VI Main and Flrst South streets,
I'm Salt Lake CITY Utah and all bids
and proposals at the above time viii be
publicly opened and read I'm the office OF
the B0ard Of Education for the Granite
School District IN the County Assessors
Office lu the city and County Building,
All bids must be addressed 10 BOARD
NJ Education for tho Granite School Dis
trict, Salt Lake city, Utah "and mark
ed I'm the lower lcft-hand corner Bids"
or such bids can be delivered 10 the Board
~ Education at the said time and place
OF opening same.
Bids must not contain conditions.
qualifications. propositions or any other
things than those mentioned IN plans
specifications drawings, contracts and
bond. and bidder must use tho form 81
bids which VIII be found NJ the office
~ the ssid architects. and no other form
Of bid viii be received
a certified or cashiers check on some
hank IN Salt Lake city. Utah, for at
least s pcr cent m the amount ~ each
bid must be- luclosed Each check Is 70
he made payahlo 10 the undersigned and
is ~ be forfeited TO the undersigned In
case the bid Is accepted and the bidder
does not enter into tho contract within
three days after its acceptance FOR the
faithful execution ~ the contract ana
bond hereinafter mentioned
The proposed contract and bond are
also al the office ~ said architects and
can there be examined
A bond must be- furnished for one-half
~ the bid with good and sufficient sure
flas an satisfactory 10 the undersigned.
Tho bias are 10 be Tor the following
work and no subdivisions Will be con.
sdercd.
First-Tor ExcayatnR Cement Con-
crete Footings Brick Work and Cut
stone Work
Second For Cement Floors, and Iath-
Inc and pastering
Third--For Carpenter. Joiner work
Constructonal Iron and steel Work and
Finished Hardware
Fourth For Painting
Fifth-Tin and Galvanized Iron Work
SlXth-For Heating and Ventilaung
Seveuth-For Plumbing and Drainage,
The undersigned reserves the right 70
reject any and all bids
BOARD or EDUCATION,
Granite School District
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-02
HOW TO FIND OUT.

FIJI II bottle or common glass with
your water and let Il stand twenty
four hours; a sediment or settling indi-
Gates an unhealthy condition of the
Kidneys; II Il stains the linen
Il is evidence Of kidney trouble too
frequent desire TO pass Il. or pain in
the back Is also convincing proof that
the kidneys and bladder are out Of
order,
What To DO,
There Is comfort In the knowledge so
often expressed that Dr. Kllmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy,
tulills every wish I'M curing rheuma-
tlsnl pain IN the back, kidneys, liver
bladder ana every part OF the urinary
passage. II corects inability TO hold
water and scaldng pain IN passing II.
or bad effects following use OF liquor,
wine or beer. and overcomes that un-
pleasant necessity Of being compelled
To go often during the day, and TO get
UP many times during the night The
mia and the extraordinary effect Of
swamp Root Is soon realized. II stands
the highest for It's wonderful cures of
the most distressing cases II you need
medicine YOU should have the best
sold by druggists In hfty-cent and one
dollar sizes
You may have a sample bottle Of
swamp Root the great kidney remedy
aud a book that tells all about t. both
sent absolutely free by mail Address
Or kilmer q Co, BluRhimton, \. Y,
Nher writing be sure 20 mention that
you read this generous offer In the
salt Lake city Daily Deseret Newe.
Don't make any mistake but remember
the name, swamp Root Or. Kilmers
Swamp-Root and the address, Bing-
hanton, y. Y, on every bottle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-02
NOTICE.

10 All Whom u May Concerns
Notice rs hereby given that meeting
OF the stoCkhUldcrs OF the Unique Amuse.
ment Company, q corporation organized
and existing under the laws OF the State
of Utah has been duly called for, and
will be held on saturday the fifth day OF
August A. d. 1905, at o'clock p. M,
of said day, at the general Office OF said
company, Nos, 32l-343 East Temple (or
Main Street, I'm Salt Lake City. Utah,
Cor the purpose Of considering and vot-
Ing upon the following propositions.
!, To amend article one OF the articles
Of Incorporation Of said company 80 that
the same shall read as follows
ARTICLE /.
The name % said corporation shall be
UTAHNA THEATER COMPANY.
To amend article nine OF said arti-
Giles Of Incorporation Of said company so
that the same shall read as follows.
ARTICLE TX.
The affairs Of said corporation shall he
under the control and management Of a
Board OF Directors consisting Of Ave
members, each Of whom shall be stock
holder IN said corporation. Said drec-
tors shall hold their offices for term
Of one year and until their successors are
duly elected and qualified. Three members
Of said board shall constitute "A quorum
for the transaction Of business.
3. To amend article eleven Of said artl-
cles OF incorporation Of said company SO
that the same shall read as follows.
ARTICLE XII
The annual meeting % the stockholders
for the election Of directors and the trans
action Of such other business as may
properly be brought before the meeting
shall be held AZ the general office OF the
corporation nt Salt Lake city Utah. on
the second Tuesday Of August IN each
year. commencing with the year 1915. "
which annual meeting no Eotlce shall he
required 60 be given to tho stockholders:
and no such meetings SHAH be held or
business transacted other than 10 adj
iour 10 another time unless n majority
OF tho outstanding capital stock ~ the
corpora lion shall be represented az such
meeting either In person or BY proxy An
elections shall he held by ballot and the
person receiving the highest number OF
votes cast for any office shall be declared
duly elected Providrd that Tor the
purpose of carrying into effect tho prn-
vision ~ this article respecting the cleo.
tlOn Of directors az the annual meeting
20 bo held IN August OF the year zoos
the term ~ office ~ the directors then
I'm office shall expire upon the election az
their successors, on said second Tuesday
OF August. IN the year 1905.
g. And 20 transact such other and fur
Their business % may properly come be.
fore said meeting
Dated July 10, 1905
O. NJ RUNyAN.
President o. said Corporation.
Attest.
GEORGE T. KELLY.
SECRETARY Of Said Corporation,
corporate sean
Date OF hrst publication July II, 1905,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-02

pleased the Indians and enabled them
70 secure their moILlts without delay.
Upon receipt Of the check ! paid al
concerned and wound W the affair with
satisfaction 10 all II II Is possible to
send the photographs they viii be APP
preclated by the Indians.
For myself and the employees accom-
nanying me, | desire to express my
complete satisfaction with our treat
ment and that Of the Indians. 1t is
very gratifying to know that our efforts
We're 30 satisfactory and that the In
dams made such good showing In the
parade. They laid themselves out to
do the best they could and they are
pleased TO think that they carried on
the first prize. as II were f. e., were
the leading feature Of the day Please
accept my thanks for your efforts to
make us comfortable
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-02

Cally III at the home OF his mother,
Mrs Eliza l., T. Cannon, ON Cannon
farm His condition is such that but
SLIGHT hopes are entertained for his re-
covery. Mr.. Cannon has been IN for
two years, but not until recently aid
his condition become alarming CONE
plcations arising which affected his
heart and made recovery SO far as
medical skill Is concerned, we'll nigh
impossible. This afternoon he was not
expected to survive the day Mr.. Cam
non Is 80 years OF age and has "A wife
and two children, besides host Of relu-
tives and friends who VIII be shocked
10 bear of his condition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-02
INDIANS THANKFUL.
'annocks Pleased With Their Treat
msnt Here on Pioneer Day.

Iet'er Of thanks Tor the courtesles
"oNn them has been received from
we bannock IpdIanS who participated
w the 9th Of July parade. The letter
u addressed to the chairman Of the
,o,"m'tlee on parade, and among other
CC,hllss expresses the hope that the
NH man who was soalped doesn't
ir,n rs nls Queue. josh Davis, the Chinese
tenn foIa'oI who was scalped for at
IN t,pt,hs TO lead a buxom young squaw
po, o lne war dance of her brothers. Is
w. .eported as having suffered from
ior Inv N.,lte, and the Indian who wore his
Ns,es lu9ue away with him TO the reser-
'eIun doesn't need TO feel remorseful.
me letter which Is written by Indian
lows. !" part ~ as iol-
a,,MS reached home the morning Of the
IN, almost on schedule time, and The
F w., were run from Pocatello 10 Ross
'o'N on tho same train with us, which
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-02
KILLED BY A TRAIN.
Dead Body of Unknown Man Found on
San Pedro Track.
lsnecIal 10 the oNeNs.,l

(Spccldl 10 the News. }
Provo. Aug 2,-This morning MIR.
Cllnger Of Lakeylew telephoned Sheriff
Harmon that the dead body of an UNI
known man had been found on the san
Pedro track at point known az the
LakevIew crossing, i've miles north OF
Provo. The body was terribly mangled,
and II was evident that e had been
dragged considerable distance, as the
clothes OF the unfortunate victim were
torn into shreds The man was poorly
clad has a brown moustache and Is
about So years of age \ letter found
IN a frog a short distance from the
body and dated Grand Junction, Colo,
July u, or some date after the goth,
bore the signature Of Louis Braun
Fruita, Colo, and In case ~ non-deliv-
cry was 10 be returned to G. o. Ras-
mussen, Progress Grocery & Bakery,
Grand Junction.
Nothing has been learned concerning
tho Identity Of the man nor the exact
manner In which he came to his death.
i Is thought, however. that he either
fell from the train or was struck by IL
while walking along the track There
was no money on the mans person. but
a small bottle of whisky was found in
one Of his pockets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-02
HORSES WORKING OUT.
String of Runners Are Getting Ready
For Four Days Meet,

The program for the proposed four
days horse racing at Caldcr's park be-
ginning on Friday afternoon has not
been announced by the management as
yet. 1t is stated, however that good
string Of fast runners are working out
daily, The string includes the Went
worth. Ryan and Armour stables. The
management is anxious FOR the public
to so down to the track and get a
line" on the horses. IL is predicted
that fast time win be made. in view OF
the fact that the horses are being
worked out every day TO get them in
good shape
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-02
VALUE AND NUMBER
Of UTAH LIVESTOCK
Horse, and Mules Aggregate u 900
And Are Valued at Over
Tive Million.
BUT CATTLE ARE WORTH MORE
Value Of Sheep is Still Higher, Reach
log Nearly Four Millions
OF Dollars

Secretary John J. Thomas of the state
board OF equalization today finished the
compilation OF the number of horses
and mules, cattle and sheep In tho
state Of Utah and their value for the
current year, The tables which follow
show that the horses and mules num-
her according TO the assessment rolls,
which Of course, are considerably ehy,
III $50. Their value IL placed at S2,l39,-
sgl The cattle number 2l7 $50 and they
are estimated to be worth s3,5l9,OS0, A
falling off In the number OF
sheen is shown For instance,
the state Is credited With less
than million and a half head, the
exact figures being, 81 ,i53,9 93. They
are assessed at nearly four millions OF
dollars, or to be specific, 1929 1886 The
tables giving these figures are found
below
HORSES AND MULES.
Statement showing number of horses
and mules assessed for 1905, value and
average;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-02
HERE TOMORROW.
Committee Appointed to Entertain Re-
turning Delegates.

Tomorrow q number OF prominent
eastern delegates returning from the
National Association Of Charities and
Corrections, which convened recently
In Portland viii be IN the city enroute
home, and will stop of here few
hours, Gov, Cutler today appointed a
committee TO meet the delegates and
entertain them while In the city, The
committee is composed OF Gov. Cutler,
Mayor Morris, state Supt, OF Schools
Nelson city Supt of Schools Christen-
sen. Judge Willis Brown, Capt Woods
chief probation officer OF the Juvenile
court chief OF Police Lynch and Mrs.
Ida Smoot Dusenberry, II the dele
gates remain iu the city tomorrow night
public reception will be arranged for
them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-02
HORSE FELL ON HIM,
william Loveless Loses Part of Right
Foot as Result

william Lovclcss OF Payson Is at tho
Groves l.. D. $. hospital, where this
morning Dr. Baldwin amputated part
of the right foot. Mr. Loyclcss was
riding his horse when the animal
stumbled and fell, breaking his foot I'm
such a manner that amputation became
necessary. The operation was IN eve
ny way successful, and the gentleman
is now doing we'll although it win be
some time before he VIII X able TO
leave the hospital.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-02
AFTER SANDY MAN.
Said TO be in Salt Lake With Woman
Not His Wife.

Bingham, Aug. 1.-The papers calling
for the arrest OF Mel Sandcrson. for
deserving his wife and family at Sandy
to spend his money ON another woman,
arrived here this morning, The local
officers Immediately set out to locate
SandersOn, but up 10 noon he could not
be found. II Is known that he Is EN-
ployed In one OF the mines here and
that the woman with whom he lives
Is not Bingham resident, but is Salt
Lake woman. lie is supposed TO be In
salt Lake with her now and the search
viii be transferred TO Salt Lake this
afternoon.