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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-07-10
LOCAL lTEMS.

THE HERALD IS glad 10 note
that Judge Welch is considerably
improved since yesterday.
BEEF HORNS WANTED. Address
{. w. Geiler. p. o. Box 1910.
Boston Mass. 1881
The good news come all down
the line that the river is falling
fast. 1t has fallen considerably at
Brownsville, for which our people
are very thankful.
Jap. Coats spool thread, the
best, SO cents per dozen, Nos. 8 to
200, at McDonald's Department
Store. 3-16-tf.
A telegram to the Rio Grande
railroad people announces that the
Manteo is due to arrive at Calves
ton today, and will sail for Brazos
Santiago tomorrow.
Judge Stanley WEIGH, who came
in Saturday night to attend the
special term of the district court,
was taken quite i'll yesterday, and
was unable to attend court this
morning.
Alamo City Commercial and
Business College. Fall term begins
Sept. s. Write at once for free
catalogue. Address, Shafer &
Downey, proprietors, San Antonio,
Texas. 7-4-7-l0'
Train service on the Harrington
branch will be resumed tomorrow,
and the Fordyce train will arrive
on schedule time, after heing an
nulled for several days on account
of high water.
The special term of district court
was opened by the sheriff at ten
O'Clock this morning and adjourned
until tomorrow morning at the same
hour, on account of the illness of
Judge Stanley WEIGH.
A squad of men under supervi-
sion Of Jas. A. Browne, is hard at
work today draining the water
from the OVERLOOKED district into
the resaca near the cemetery.
Good progress is being made and
soon all evidences of water will be
removed.
Rudolph Sent, who was at one
time employed as bartender at.
Weller's saloon, later holding the
same position at the Crystal saloon,
left this morning for his home at
Beeville, were he will probably
remain.
The rustling editor of the Kings
Vile Spokesman, ]. w. Canada,
arrived in the city Saturday in the
interest of his paper. He reports
everything hourishing in his thriv-
ing little town. ard the Spokesman
riding the top wave of prosperi-
~.
Daisy Lee Fielder. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. +. Fielder, OF
Kingsville, who has been quite Ill,
is now rapidly improving. Cor
pus Christi Caller.
Mr.. and Mrs: Fielder are now
residents of Brownsville, conduct
ing the Rio Grande hotel and THE
HERALD is glad to learn their
daughter is recovering.
THE HERALD is in receipt of
letter from George T.. Copley, who
states he has been transferred from
Schuylkill Arsenal, Philadelphia,
10 St. Louis, Mo, and orders his
paper sent TO that address. Mr..
Copley says he was transferred the
latter part of June. and has a very
nice station. He also says himself
and wife like the west better than
the east. While in Philadelphia
NJ and Mrs. Copley visited New
York, Brooklyn, Coney Island,
Jersey City, Atlantic City. Balti-
more and Washington, ID. c, aud
after all think Texas is tiptop.
The letter closes by saying the
couple hope to some day visit
Brownsville and trust they will
see great changes in this city. Mr..
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-07-10

THE HERALD acknowledges a
pleasant call from NJ. Garcia Ire
vino, Of Matamoros, today In
answer 20 the question as 70 what
effect the abolition of the free zone
would have, the gentlemen said il
would mean the fostering Of man
nufacturing IN the republic, and
would eventually be a good thing
for Matamoros as well as every
other portion of Mexico. He says
that rather than pay the 40 per
cent duty which the adjustment
Of the free zone makes applicable
to almost all classes of merchandise
into the frontier towns, factories
will be established for the manu-
facture of almost every commodity
consumed in the republic. This,
Mr.. TTevifio thinks, will have a
wholesome effect on all lines of bus
mess. OF course it is understood
that prices will be raised at least
fifty per cent TOR the next few
months, but this will only be tenn
porary. Mr.. Treviiio says the
people were inclined to take things
easy so long as the free zone was
in existence and all commodities
were admitted practically free of
duty, but the people are quick to
see wherein the establishment of
manufacturing enterprises within
the republic will be very beneficial,
and they are disposed to regard
the adjustment of the free zone as
the signal for manufacturing en-
terprises to become more numerous
and self sustaining. Mr.. Trevifio
is erecting a business house in Ma
tamoros, and will engage in the
wholesale grocery business a soon
as his house is ready.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-07-10

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the Board of
Directors and the Stockholders OF
the Rio Grande Railroad Company
will be held at the Office of the
company in Brownsville, Texas,
on the 18th day of July 1905 at
10 O'Clock a. IN. for the transac-
ton of such business as may come
before the meeting.
6-o-7-S A. CELAYA,
w. A. NEALE, President.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-07-10

Water broke over the dam or
dyke of the estero west of town
Saturday evening late, and as a
consequence the upper portion of
the city was soon almost covered
by water. The water kept rising
and Sunday evening the territory
north resembled a vast sea, but
fortunately not very deep. Had
the work been commenced in time
the break could have been very
easily repaired, and our city spared
the humility of partial overflow,
and this, too, after the river had
begun to fall. The city put fifty
men to work last evening and the
break was soon closed. Today the
men are engaged in draining the
overlooked district, and no special
harm will result. For a time wa
ter coming through the break re-
sembled a miniature Niagara, and
those not familiar with the condi-
tons predicted that water would
be all over town this morning.
For a time il was feared train ser
vice on the main line would be in
terfered with, but the break was
repaired and the train went ont on
time this morning.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-07-10
Secretary.
Brownsville, Tex, June 7, 1905.

Edison despises New York city.
Il loathe its artificial way of liv-
ing" he says, its mannerisms,
its ways of thought. 1t has but the
one redeeming feature, that it is
getting so impossible that people
must leave it or become crazy. A
man in New York gets down to
his office at 9, works until u or l.,
goes out, takes a couple of cock
tails, eats a hearty luncheon, hur-
riedly goes back to his desk and
works until 5 or 8, hurries uptown,
stopping off for one or two more
drinks, goes out somewhere, eats
an enormous dinner, goes TO the
theater and then supper afterward,
and finally tumbles into bed. 1t IS
that type of man who often says to
me, / don't see how you stand the
strain of working the way you
do day after day and night after
night in the laboratory. Work.
Why, my work is play compared
with his.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-07-10

II is well to take time in think
ing before making accusations.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-07-10

Some time ago Dionisio Esparza,
son of Roman Esparza left here
and has been at work in Mississip-
.pi. Last Saturday a letter was re-
ceived by the young mans father
from Pedro Longoria, stating that
Esparza had been arrested and
placed in jail for some unknown
cause and when the jail was visit
ed next day by friends. the officials
disclaimed any knowledge of the
young man. A. visit the second day
revealed the same state of affairs,
and the writer thinks Dionisio Es-
para has been taken out and hung.
The letter was written from Box.
dale, Miss, and a telegram sent
there was answered directing that
message to Indianola. Miss,
would probably secure the infor,
nation desired. Accordingly Sher-
if Caledonia Cara this morning
wired the Sheriff at Indianola, but
at present has received no answer.
The young man Esparza, who is
well known here, was a quiet. un-
assuming young fellow, and con-
siderable mystery surrounds the
affair. II is hoped there is some
mistake and that the young man is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-14
MORE FAST HORSES
ARE COMING HERE.
Bransford crabtrcc, aud Tom
NJ Coy Ship In Real Live
Ones.
TWO CARS or RUNNERS COME.
Good Chance for q Graud frcc-Por.All
Between Half a Dozen Horses with
Marks Around .ilo,

n horses kcop coming In as they dld 60.
dey and Yesterday, stable room viii have
10 he considerably enlarged down ut
Agricultural park ana Manager w, 4,
Jones viii have several attacks Of nighl-
mare
while runners are coming In IN
suInds several fast harness horses are
horo ana moro are due this afternoon or
evening, The chances are that moro viii
follow tomorrow, The beauty OF n N
that nll the horses are i've ones, ana are
Of the Mind that viii funHh the creates,
Tree, for.nll over seon In these parts
what would bO u protllcr rnco lhun a
free, lor.all between say eight ~ ten
horses with marks lowering around the
" them, Laura spur Alphu W. Robert
j. MlNnkc crab Apple, cavalier ana
Tom carmel These animals are an mcl-
~ evenly matched, ana would make a.
sensational race
Yesterday afternoon, one NJ the cars be.
Ink IN charge NJ Harry Woolnch. prom.
inont Denver hoiscmnn lie has made ar
langomonls for placing The animals Ut
Agricultural park and No N confident Of
po,'ing some Of tho biz purses oeor'd fol
The alS.dOy meet he says the horsos VIII
be IN nno trim by the glth, the opening
J. 4, Bransford surprised local horscmon
when ho added 10 his oWnlngs two
fast PAGERS lie has juHt returned from
Los Angeles whore ho secured the PAGERS
ana shipped thom 10 this city, They
should arrive here thlH afternoon or to-
morrow morning,
g. \ rrabiroo owner of speedy crab
Apple, has secured green puCor ana
has had him out on the higgins drive,
Tho animal shows ND splcndldly ana Mr.
Crablroe viii be- surprised n he does not
yet inside the money With the horse,
"Rlnmall" IN the name hOrscmou hcrps
AbouN have conferred on u paCur purs
chased recently by Tom McCoy Tom de.
cllnos 20 say whore he got The horse, but
with this one aud Cavalier which he got
from Los Angeles some time ago, Tom
expects TO be little moro than IN tho
running
No, Judging from the number Of horses
ond horscmon headed this way ana the
amount Of interest taken IN tho coming
meet II viii surely be ono long 10 ho
remembered Manager Jones n atill husi.
" engaged IN polishing M things down
~ the park, getting moro stable room
improving the track ana answering a
thousand and one questions
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-14
CnJdie Plays Golf

New York July l2-lNor the 0rN time
IN the history Of golf IN the United
states 4 professional tournament was be.
gun today ON public links Fuy'two
~ the most prominent professional golf
.lh rhhl W WE N''Hh,llnS sln,'rd W WIS
links, ANA nfly " these turned IN cards
for double Journey Of the entire course,
when play hcgan IN the morning there
WAS % fnily large crowd " spectators
Dispersed the gallery Tho links were
dulugcd ana made ~ sOggy that low
SCORES were not looked for The feature
of the morning round WAS the .oNccllcnt
work done by Martin O'lnuRhlm a H.
Nunroli boy who learned the game AZ
u caddlo m pmlnnold n j. Ne nogo,
lIn,od the couso IN sovoniy'oiRht strokes
ana during hs tour q. heavy rainstorm
pace, however IN the afternoon The
tournament VIII ho completed tomorrow,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-14

ton second, Byrd third. limo. .22.5
High Jump-F a EdWnfds. Chicago
conirnl Y, NJ g, A. won Cromwell srr.
ondi H. dantenbcIn Portland, third
llolghla5 feet Inches.
Mile run y, g. chaplin, los Angeles
won E Y, Watson, Tacoma second
LowmDn third Time ii22.6
SlStoonth'ponnd hammer throw rom,
well won Vance second, Bailey hrd
Dlslanco.-l0j feet inches
40 yard run. Parsons, won, Hamilton.
sccold, H. ulsh Seattle, WId Time
,i1 90,
Discus throw Dane won. Bulu. ,"r.
ond II. liocWN Portland thri Dis
lHnco-pl feet \ inches
coward hiph hurdle Howard won
Livingstone second & f,hWaul hnd
limo 80 2.i.
broad Jump stanton won. GI.h ,u,
nnd Vance, thlld, Distance ieu n.
Inches
22o.yard low hurdle llNinguon.. wont,
Dish second Vance, thlrd IImD H, H.
Two,mllo RAJ. l'llsona won \ UUIH
second Watson lhlrd 'rlmr n l'
Totals los Angelic ,I F.U. U.
Portland, ~, Tacoma D.
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NOT QUITE so MANY,
', ", e, A. Athletes 10 No, SGT world
AfITe NJ IHIr,

Portland on July No. A largo and
enthusiastic audience witnessed the "
NJ g. A. games NJ the l,owis and clark
Stadium hooters from los Angeles and
Portland were IN evidence throughout tho
grand stand g. H. Parsons, who repre-.
Noniod the v NJ e. A from Los Angclcs,
although not IN condition, did the IN.
yard dash IN 10 seconds HAT ana cap.
urcd the 22l aud the 40 IN fair time
Parsons ~ getting himself into shape
Tor the A. A u national championship
games tn be held Aug I ana D At the
Lewis ana clark stadium summary
ioD'yNrd dUsh-pnraona Los Angeles
won, T. stanton, los Angeles, second
n byrd Tacoma third Time. 10
AlNieon'pound shot pui-D II Crom.
we'll los Angeles. won l., Bailey Port.
land second, II 70 Dane, Los Angeles
third Dlslanco.-3G feet inches
$50 yard run stanton won &, l. Low,
man Los Angeles, second w. Vance,
seattle, third Time-2,0O "a
Pole Vnult-W Y Howard, SETTLE
won Cromwell Los Angeles, second H.
Livingston, Portland third, Distances
feet lOl. inches
900 yard dash Parsons, woni X, HOmIl.
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Brighton Beach.

Ncw york. July }~Hrlghton Beach
results,
First race, selling nvo ana a half fur.
longs #Oplivun won, bennington second,
SaudWughum thlrd Time l}N 49,
S,rpnd race, st,oploChHto, about two
miles Phantom won knight ~ ElNny
second Russell Sage ihird Time. 49,
THIRD rnco, selling slN frongs Cguras
phlno Won Mad MUllUh second, The
Mighly thlrd Timo.i'l6
Fourth rnco, the Brighton oaks, milo
Nnd furlong Tradition won, Schulomic
SECOND, COY Maid third limo II 80 Pcs
Finh race. milo and "A flflong volnduy
won ~ Valentine second, Deyout third,
Time 1856
StNh race ,siS furlougsa Esotorlc won
WhImslcol second, fmvlgny third, Time
LACE .6
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Events at Delnar,

~ Louis, July i3-pclmor results
won, Mae Lynch second Maggie Powers
thlrd Time 100 3.5
Second race, six furlOngs -Christcllc
won, Mail Box second, Mlmon third,
Time -l,22 49,
won, Potter second onyx II lhhd, Time
! 292,6,
Fourth race. xix furlongs- lurotia won,
Mayor Johnson second, Jucora third,
limoa-l,l1
FIRM race mile and onc.sXtoonlh--
foOlllghls FNVoWte won, Jack YOUNG
second, \ Muskoday third Time
iN 80,
sixth race, mile and seventy Yards 10
MynhcCr won, Athena second pyrrho
thlId. Time ,R 2,A
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"sAM" BREAKS A RECORD,
Speedy Provo Blke Rider Lowers His
llaIf Mile Marx,

AZ ogden last evening on the new suu'
Ger there Blly Samuoleon smashed hlN
hNlfmlo record, which ho mado Junu ~
Jv2, The event was witnessed by about
l,c race fans who ENTHUSIASTICALLY APP
paudcd the Provo boy
a summary Ut tho events follows
llnlfsmilo lnpacod, against TIM, Nv, w.
hh best Two N three ilrsl heat. Won By
llolllator Hopper second 1lmo.l,Ol
second heat Won by Hopper llollstcr
second l'lmo-l ~, Third ana nnul heat.
Won by liolllsier, Hopper second Time
l,Ql 40
llnlf.uAc unpocod, against tlmo-.W T.
RamuolHun lowered his former worlds
record W 30 seconds, made June -, lV2
10 81 l'5 seconds
Trick .rldlng exhibition by Il, w. Gray
VI salt Lake
Unlimited match pursuit race between
Hume ana wilcox was won by WILCOX,
after riding Z miles laps Time 1909
QunrtCr'mllo open protest. onal won
10y Hopper ON strange who'd Willlama
luoond smith third Time g2j
Unlimited Australian pursuit race anna
iour for ogden riders only Won ny MIR
ply, FAR second McOrcgor nina. Thry
rode miles . laps, Ilmo..ji@
Ono.mIlo motor paced exhibition by
Hopper Time ll@ l.t
flyo'milo motor paced rnco Won by
Williams, Redmond second rlmcHS'l0 81.
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1T IT T7UOT 1T TNUT n TnUTOllUNOIINI
ON THE RACE TRACK.

Cincinnati, q, july l3-Lalonh tc.
suits.
First race. slx furlongs San Reno won.
Woods Perry second Hopeful Mise third,
Time. 1913 49,
Second race mile. Louise MncFaraud
won, florl second Red 1hsllo thld,
Time l,ll 2,b
Third race Uyo rlunga. OAK Duke
won uoll WAY second Thoo case third,
Tino..lU 80.
Fourth race. mile MclNaln won, Flor.
lzcl second Blliuiu third Time l,l0i.
fifth race, Ave furlongs Sister Frances
won. A2ora SECOND l.lllita third. Time
4 0l
won, Nominee second, Judge Traynor
thiId Timc as,
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FRANCHISE CHANGES HANDS
Colorado springs Ou ofwes,yfn League
pueblo N In,

Pueblo, Colo July I IHp DInnlu
sprIuRs basomll club w.ll mm, 'o ruouo
tomorrow mornlnI ~ Open H ...lD. eff
conclusion was rruohDl tonight whom
President OMEN announced mat No. bad
received assurances That ihu necessary
HWo win bu posted within HhW limu
Reforming ia the plupu"ll.lW President
O'Noill said.
~ ropnrlrd pnlgh Co the Western
league directors that The necessary GUAR.
nnico viii br made to take ulo of the
team I'm keeping Will Che WuW,Iou"
ffom the directors ! have uIdUu0 the
Colorado SPRINGS team iu Dumu tu puuhlp
tomorrow. morning The uHrrw NIlI De
lrlo, ready lor No Ip'nlng Eum" Win
M luaonh RhlmIdnN'
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BALL FANS GET READY
For the greatest Game In the History Of
The National pHstlmo

The greatest game In tho history ~ the
national paatmrl
II the police and nromoh are To he be.
lioycj that N what their bail game viii
be II N scheduled 20 take place next
wednesday afternoon az walkers bali
park The rivalry existing between the
teams IA u guarantee that The game VIII
We bitterly contested, and full Of thrills
from start 10 finish
Tho proceeds ~ tho game viii 70 in
man Killed on the Park cry train some
days Ngo Tho money taken IN win 10
turned ovor 10 Mrs Edgar aud the pc.
lice and Aromon expect Ia take IN a good.
~ MN, ~ they viii all work hard IN
selling Tickets
Tho great teams viii line M ne follows
provided none of those named do not net
ipOld footnl
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Dolnps at Seattle,

Seattle, July Vs. Rceul'g
First race, four and half nlrlongs..
Rlng rhorpr won, Lean second Bill
Shot third Time iHA
Second race, six furlongB-. Dolterol won,
T Lieutenant second, Matt Hogan third,
Time llih.
THIRD race, sly hlrlonps Motnknim
won Wager second, jackfu thhd Time
lilli!
Fourth race, six and u hair hrlonga-
tonroid won, Follow Me second. Corn
blossom third Time 'N's
flflhuAco, mile and lfly wards Gentle
Harry won Moore second, j, Y, Kirby
thlld Time TO-
sixth race, mllc..llay Rail won Ethel
I9lv
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WESTERN LEAGUE,

sl Joseph Mo. July n-Erurs by
sioux tily were responsible for ~ DO.
scphH N'l9N ,odM, olnun Two errors
and double Noted ~ Joseph -four runs
soolo, II II u.
~ JoWph OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sioux CIV OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .
Batteries Eylcr ana Hlnmn CndNalla'
der ana SinfnnRlo
Colorado SPRINGS July l3.-rolorudo
springs won the last western league
game or lhr season ~ ho played IN this
ely by IN" score ~ - Ia H.
SrOioi " w. "
Colorado springs ruruuuumM - 2
Omaha OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES N I
Batteries sWormslodt aud Mll2ci Sam.
der ana flpcsc
DmVor July W Denver ana PES
Moinus pul mp ragged game Of ban to-
day bul DonVors mlsplNyA counted for
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DICK llYLAND LEAVES.
win Manager sammy MoC,inte 10
Goes 10 san Francisco,

Fighting Dick" lIyland, and his man,
Ugcl sammy McClintic, let last night
jur San Francisco whore they viii Wy 10
set on q match
Mcrlnlc ana llylond both became dis.
guslod with the situation here, ana a.
hally roaliEod That there was nu chance
10 do anything IN the llslio line here untl
The fan and then they were not guar
nnteod u match,
II II understood that somo time In Sep,
,embor willard Bean VIII try iQ get
land, and If he can not secure III" so,.
Vices OF torboit ho VIII Try 10 get Eddie
Ilunlon,
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60-ACRE FARM
FOR SALE.

A. syracuse Davis county 10 acres M
fruit, pant in sugar boots md other
crops, an under cultivation Must o
sold at once, For particulars Vuto or
call on H. h. MOORE
SyruuuNp, Utah
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Group

II a Violent inflammation of lho mu0out
membrane u the wind PHO. which Some
,ubGg and IN Que NJ the most dangerous
diseases " children n am "a ulWuy
comes on In The uighl Gi,p frUoul
small doses II nillurdH llunhHuul Ryup
ana apply Hnlmrd's Nuuw Llum,t rN.
formally 10 the throat 2bc Doc 500 sold
by n G NJ l. Drug Dept 4
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Ilrcn,cn
Policemen,
LOBsTERs WERE BEATEN,
Former ogden Team beaten ny n lunch
or Amateurs ~ Rcskutg.

The 81 Anthony bail toam, iOrmorly
the ogden Iobstcrg was beaten to Il
standsull AT RcNburg yesterday afternoon
by the RoNburg team, IN the presence Of
anout 900 happy fans The gamo ended
with n score OF TO T.
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THE
GREAT SALT LAKE.
Past and Present, by DR., j, T.,
TnlmAge

The only scientific, historical and de-
scrlptye work on the Great Salt Lake
ever issued pr Tnlmago, who IL pro-,
iossor u geology IN the University "
Utah, has made n thorough study Of tho
Great Lake Fully illustrated, Post.
paid 10 any address 2bc
DEEERET NEWS ROCK STORE,
Main S.
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W me llnllg ~ my stomach or bowels II don't
knOW Whlch M large ~ mans Two fingers
stomach anu howrln, aud also IN tho icctun
Especially could not eat anything Wlilou,
having much distress hilorwhrd bul hy tho
.lmn had taken eight battles NJ the Golden
ana could cot anything pleased without
SUFFERING In the least Could also do ~ much
work M day ~ ! ever could | have not
suffered rom The trouble since, and N was
four years WO that ! was NJ sick"
The sole motive lor substitution IA 10
permit the dealer 10 make little more
prohh 10 gains, you lose, Accept nosub
slItulo for " Golden Medical Discovery
Constipation causes aud aggrayolcs
many serious diseases, II IA thoroughly
cured by DR., Plcrco's Pleasant Pellets,
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TEA

We are not a teal drinking
people We should be stcadicr,
If we were A.
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SCORE ny INNINGS.

~ Anthony ,,r,, ,,,,0 0il20OOO.i
VoNburg u,u,' u,nu,,0 5000 90 2a'j
Batteries Corllolon and hausoni llcus
tcr and llCugpr,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-14

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