davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-13
Sm Snbian pg SFIabpma gerrttprierne
on Gbicfaiha.

Set er life for Sutet. at a talSer Dc
tr Serritorier she 2arb of Nofp". Shi
bpor er Der ianDm Bert / Sorretriu9era
ne, beor timber man fere euer9iife. forea
tngIomme NfGuS unber Grbeioel 2aR6s=
bier ~ipringer op. efter % aar er De
~forodnbleOe til 8ber 5000 Snbbb0a
gere, og uuOertibeu $4,000. Serus
bdrerne 8dar / Sptbieu, brboer @ei til
npe Ggne. rige paa @uIigbeSer og fuIoe
al 2sfter ON N Ips Srcmtib for Dem, Der
bill arbcibe og paata9e iia Gpgaoer, Der
Ell berbioe Ntpnbl Stlaboma er ones
rebe for ft6ritc 9eleu "iettteS". @n
ian faa Stisoer paa ale gien6ommene
Ger er for Salg Ii9e fra Stoteu. 8 Sns
hian Serritorp er bette ite SiIfrISet /
famine l1bitrGtuiug. SmtoIertib err Der
en- RGuaSe Sdnb, Der fan tiebes, % eobe
Hetsabtpmiter fan erbperpes. Neu, Tom
poeralt "iu the mem Countries. loo;
nut for Charts anS 8rofters". @i bar
bcrrebe noget hi folber freedman 2ono"
pg bead SHbian Claims, men ifutbe
no9en al cher, Der I9ier bette, tomme
berreb, huff paa o9 tag GouarIelen til
SuStrgt: 8sr life Den Slags 2anb.
Sab benz. Ser iiober meG. bet og bill 'RIae,
lao benz fad Sob at beboIoe BET, ba ingen
r~et8gpIbiG Gotomit tan faaeS til ben
SIdgs Suro. Ser bar / be ienere Mar
bpret fIere Scr bar ipctllIeret / "6reeos
mans 2aub", og SC bar ale tabt. SoIt
bar oafad figbt "8eab Suoiau Glaims~
oe ben bsbe SuSiaRer bar oaa9uet til
2ioe tgieu og iparfct no Den, Der bar be-
ret ida briitia at tibbc bans 2auo. %
besubeu taget / 8eiiDbelie ole ~Smprobcs
meuts", Der or giurt at ben miOIertibiec
geiiDber. Sngen peS enoHu, boorleoes
BET pil qua mcS beu Sldgs 2ano. Ien
MI man s life tro, at alt 2ano er af oens
ne gtatur; ldn9t ifrol Glt iuoiduif 2anb
bburfra DC i~aataIote "Reitrictions~ or
fisrnebe. ian iGIRes og r~etsgBISig aoe
fpmit oertil fan faaes. SigeIeoeS bpaS
hi faI6er "SutermarrieS Surplus" fan
tiebes 5. E.: bppr en- bib 3uub bar gifs
tet iig meb en- Subiarertoiube, Der fan
er bis Bart iglges, f~adl6uge Tom
"Spmeiteabet" er ursrt. Gen / ben ies
mere Sib er 9ooeu bleoet itrengere paiol
ber ioa ben boioe 9tano fan life / en- iaas
Dam lI6itr9tuiHg iom for i~petuIere /
"Sauatp 9aub~. Men 5oae Der for ocus
NJ 9op Tom / Sen bpioe RnnSs SRnoer
af "Surplus" fan frembeIes i9Iees, pg
r~etsgpIoig abtpmit tuu erhnerues. Suribs
Iertib urbeibes Der III trnftigt paa at
bcrtrsbbe "the AeitrietioHs" os Der Bile
Der itaoig mere pg mere 2ano nabnet
for Settling paa beure gtaabe. Ser er
2arS NOT ruuSt pHtrius Gbietuiha til
SdIgs.
ilSeuior 8GtteoiN6en al Roroens 5nes
ftorme % Ianat NOT Ror6 til at Ie al
Spoeus utanIeligs 8arme, ubersrt ni
Teirens Ssrfe % Giteus Soeripemmels
fer tdn @aihitoonIeu og ret tilerGus
icnbe 2nuo paa begge Siner at Gbictas
iba sg SloSen Heppe iInae lin pige I
RieSum % narifulturiit Retnins. aIis
matet er uomertet % Spebomme, Der
ftpIncS lofale SorboIoc, or ufienot.
Soroeu beitnnr nf fort. inn6ig RuIos
iors at en- betrGgtslis Hs5Se. mso Sere
fem llunerlae. Sen CT let at arbeiae os
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-13
@n aItip mGrpGrrnpr Siempe.

sUloueu % s~ismuuben er iiur uciutte for Suturrb /
en- euer onpeu 5oru.
uoiatte ION De er for 'tnoige iUruubrtuser, ~uuoertate'
be ium be er ~iurIteaige SmfiteIer % aliuas BEN, puabt
% tprt, timber be 9ntarrb at bare beres melt lumIe Og al
tb nHrpGrenbe 5ieube.
s g~arrnterne % paa Mnrfen er &erunn li8e prt'
~nineSinlb.
Gagen ittoe utl Bet abictut btuOrr, at man fnar 5ur.
tielele.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-13
aomiratens srp bor Weet.

SpHtre'a omiral Stdborn sr en- al De boot tisnbte gSui'
cs raIer Dor Slaaoe.
6aus ~notatsle ont &eruua Utt baus meseu gest %
rdd ldrgt IT'D geroeu.
SUab ban flyer, sieuaoss al mango andre gturineOfi'
cerer i bgi Sitting.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-13
Sra emeenen al sufsiers c,rsDe. gsis.

M bar ct bent geir, og Sreifenaifis
nerne er M ! fulo Sang; bet er bel liot
tent, men pt faar Irepe StbIoen paa
Sobafbarpeiten. Ser blir en- eauifc COB
Gbfina baaoe af Smaasren pg Sobat.
men Soteterne ct baarIige Der iaar. Ser
or for bet meite noriie SoIf rinot Der. os
alt gaar ganite IipIiat. @i bar en- pen
We~aaoebclbsbp | Soldiers 0rope; t6i
Der er ino peue Salooner. % ies tror oes
faa, at DC bitr fiittiat beIsgte. oe ba fan
Itnn mo, at bet er en- friitelis gp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-13
Sruate 0e:rusma / i'm Samilie.

'Srg bar brl8t QeruRa min 5amije De to iiofe
aar meo me8et t!ireosidlenoe &eiuItater. Seq bar Sesu.
ben anbeiaIet bet til ale, JON ieg troeoe trGHste oct.
Seq rGaber ale, ioa er ipge. til at 'ipbe eR SLATE %
be9DHoe bets Sru8 itraT. Seq bar tte bBrt ON nUsen,
Tom bar trugt bet, JON life oar tttfrcos meb Rciultaterne."
-5rant @. SarrtS, Bog 20, Bafc gttp ga, gaeOtm Of
". =. & n. @.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-13
Spao aomiraleu iiaer.

8bilip Sibborn 8outresGomtrnl i De GOrsnebe Stna
ters 6laabe itriuer isIssnbe fra @nibnetpH, 3. g.:
"Gitrr of babe brnet 4rrnnn ell fort SiS, fan ies
ireioig nnbeinIr Serrs pGrOifulOe Wi0beI iii subper,
inn trGngrr Ell ~itprfenoe Comic. "-9btlip 6idbarR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-13

6or lIo5niS, Sdar. aIemmer, 2pres
os eeUeripsoou. SorftOypeiie. ilet sors
pfielie brue SOnifiers aoefp @ountain
ssa. 2et brinser nst SIp iii boer Del nf
Segemet. abe eler SabIetter. 30 gts,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-13
aurcrct al @c:rusna.

"@iter mcget loIG9 babe ber % 8steu blso ig al
en- Ben beoT0et I'll at prgUe Beruna. Seq peoblep at bru.
&c oct omtrcnt iem Tiger; citcr ben Eio peuotc jg tlbaae
til 9te,u 9ort toooe irjit % 9IaO." - g8iItnm y. Spieer,
325 6. 33ro Ctr. Nrp Nort Gitp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-13
ssate EOramorima / &Iimat.

"Tre aur SiOen beu iea toUnaeu til at Op9ipe min
6Orretnns % OpilO9 min 8OprI / SsItsu. ba ieg ueHteoe
2incrire / en- 6OrauoriHa al &Iimot ian pl iom en- 5Orau,
bring NtetbOoen ior 8ebauOltngen al min Spooum."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-13

Sec pit piis dig, bpOrIsoss Din fan fursres
Grit.
Seq par ~birlpclUS % ieuaeIisseHoe uarcuts fra oebbelt
BTOt. SHtet Srotbluo tuuoe tpIoe. 9ottorer ialoe. at tg
maatte DE- bpIs req life ble0 pgererst. seq uarreee Dem OF
tnrerte mtg leu Oro en- rmpel Spbd9elie. Sea ifal ieuoe
Sureu itt pr. Guit oer'om on lir6er siter ben. Ten bar tR'
rerct mig % hr NoeR tgreret IUieRper. Zen Ui tur2re StJ.
SirtD nag. Eapt. u. GO1IuRs. Bur18 &u,ertouu. y y.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-13

Seq ~pIo8soes al aotarrb 6oren tiar, GO leo msset
ION 6pt8s Osrai ir Ell IiOSrum al ism Nar, % mini 6sls
brGo beu ~Gugre6et.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-13

Gufant terrible. Rooeren: ~aa[.
legut, sip 3ante auua Din SaanO -
M boab fer Ri iaa, naar 3aute aaar. .
adIesut: "8uofelonl"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
NEWH0USE FRANCHISE.
Contrary TO Expectations IL Was Not
Considered Last Night,

owing 90 the absence Of Samuel New.
house, tho committees on municipal
laws and streets Of the city council did
not consider his application for light
and p0wor franchise last night The
matter viii probably bo tnkon up at
the committee meetings noSt Wodnoa.
day evening,
Tho other committees transacted very
little important business last night The
committee on municipal laws agreed
10 recommend a compromise OF the suit
brough, BY the city against Tho Brig.
ham YOUNG Trust company TO Qulct
title 60 sufficient ground 0long COM
mcrclUl avenue 90 make That avenue
GO foet wldo Tho company agreed 10
Rive the city enough land 10 make the
street 10 feet vide, nnd also agreed TO
pnvo the avenue, Tho committee dc.
cIdod 10 accept the compromise
The committee ON streets decided TO
repOrt fUyoWbly upon the petition OF
NJ II. walker and other property own.
crs on South Temple between Sixth
ana seventh East streets 20 do away
with the plan 10 park the street IN the
middle, ana instead 10 cut the width of
tho ptvmg 10 feet ana the property
owners wll PARK the street ON each
side
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18

ing sore now whom the buyers are
around Offering zoe for all they can
get" said John Spicrs Of ogden, Utah,
yesterday, IN years gone by wool was
worth but very little The ehocpmon had
hothlng but Tie sheep aH u mutton pro-
duct, and the price Of mutton was NJ
that time nothing 10 brng on, But now
n le a different proposition M the wool
brings In Il nice sum NJ clean cash IN
tho spring We formerly bred sheep
for the wool alone but that Kind OF
sheep were no good for mutton, hut
now we are raising ehoop intended for
mutton. while they produce good WOOL
Although buyers were botlor able TO
handle cattle last week Than ihcS have
been lately, the market declined 10 10
% cents, covering pretty muoh all
clussos Of cattle Stockers and feeders
lost about the same. but tho hcNvieW
loss WAS ON the hcshy feeders, Colorado
and Idaho hay fed steers were Included
I'm the receipts, but representation rom
tho Panhandle country was very small
Idaho hay fed steers sold NJ Si2b To
I,G5, bulls IN Same shipment $3.50 TO
$40 colorado feeders 81 Co., ana u
shipment from Fowler the sug0r beet
country Weighing LOO TO lao lbs,
NNlV Nv gUrNN w eNNNNt Nv tNll'la w
day w 1000 head market steady to
strong on everything except fat steers,
which are weak TO 10 cents lower TWO
shipments from the western slope nol1
today one a bunch Of light feeders, at
$40, with a few out az si,g0 ana
some heavy hay fed feeders, ll3O tn
! LEES lbs, AT $3.50 to $40, There was
iust good steady market today gon-
orally satisfactory 10 shippers ANA M
| dlcalIons do not point to much CHANGE
this wcok At tNa time last year
! pricos ON Nllug oNlllo wore nearly
/ dollar lower than they are now ana
/ the average this month 40 far Ia aCl'
/ dom exceeded IN May
Not many fed sheep are coming now
! only a few fed owes last week, no wcth.
! ors or yonrllnRs Some woolcd fed
| lambs were here, and sold from $3.50
| to t6,sb, Tho market gained 10 10 "
| cents during the week Texas mixed
! sheen made up most Of the supply last
week, ana sold al 81 "a TO ti,Sb Tho
supply today is fair AZ $500 head, mnr'
! koi 10 10 10 conts higher. Fair 20 good
Colorado lambs sold at 50, today
| Texas wolhcrs tiSd, Arizona mixoC
sheep $3.50. Texas ewes 81 30 ana ieC
Texas wothcrs Si,sb, The Texas stun
~ extra good this season, and IN Wlllnl
out oven boltor than expected, Mar
kcts are. therefore, active and enapp,
M ono ~ the main causes for slow
weak markets IN an inferior class q
receipts Texas stun II making goot
weights. also, averaging from NJ 10 III
lbs, generally close 10 100 lbs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18

O. Fred Linstrum, Past Grand, T. o.
o. r., Past Chancellor Twin cry Lodge,
No, GS, X, r., also Past chief Patriarch,
RIdgely Encampmcnt, No, 20, ], o. o.
r., writes from 1923 University Avenue,
ST. Paul, Mimi
~ contracted a severe cold several
years sgo, which from neglect dc.
veIopcd into urinary trouble, and
threatened Brlghfs disease.
"As one Of my friends was cured OF
Bnghts disease through tho use Of
pcruna I used Il faithfully for three
and ono,half months, when my health
was perfect once moro,
~ have never had any trouble since,
and think II rs bat Just 10 give II un-
limited praiie,"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
VICTORY FOR ALL,
Mixod Result at Student Election Of
University of Utah.

when tho votes were finally counted
ut the University Of Utah student olec-
ton yesterday afternoon, II was found
that the question OF victory was not
docIsivcly settled, Scratched tlcD'ls
had resulted In n mixed election which
gave both factions plenty Of reproson'
tntlon In the student body ofllces, The
results follow,
Harold NJ stephens (arO, presidents
Dale PIT (engInooD, vice presidents
Virginia Bush (englneer and 0rO, Sec
rotary Earl Havonor (englneer), treas
uror, Fred Bcnnlon (arO and Allan
Spencer (cnglnoer) athletic council
Daniel Alexander (arO, editor Of Chron.
lcle John Jensen tarO, student man.
Hgcr OF athletics Ike Alexander WrO,
manager OF debating,
II IL thought that IN future elections
the question OF the school to which the
candidate belongs VIII not seriously
enter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
woRKMEN ELECT OFFICERS
Grand Lodge Tranbscts Business and
Enjoys u Program.

The 4, o, U, w, grand lodge chose
ana installed tho following officers
yesterday afternoon for the ensuing
Two years.
Grand master workman, James NJ
LockhOrt Of Park Clty grand foreman,
John Larson Of Hope, Ida, grand over.
seer A. g, Spears of Salt Lake, grand
recorder Cralgo Thorburn OF ogdoni
nIAnd receiver william lIareombe OF
'glen, grand guide, walter Rlchey Of
ogden grand inside Waterman, Joseph
y Darko Of Salt Lake. grand outside
Waterman, John n, Larsen OF Evans
ION, Wyo, supreme representatives
judge H. II Rolnpp Of Ogden, John g,
llAmm Of Evanston, Wye, and Frank
j, Mel hughln Of Park city,
the Rocky Mountain Workman, pub
l,Hhed IN this city by \, w, Darke, was
designated as the official organ " the
order lor the next two years,
Az Mo entertained last evening, In
A., @, y. W hall tho following program
was obsoryodi Address Of welcome
W. DNrko, plano solo, Miss Tosale
hmllhi short inlkSMpromo Master Will
llhm N, Narva, recitation, Miss Law
SOM piano solo, Miss ethel Darkc
snort talk, ]. NJ Lockhart; recitation,
uOa liAokmnni short talk, j, G, llamm
recitation, w j. Gardner, and closing
greeting by Miss Mamie Schuyler.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
LIKED PARENTS BEST.
Wouldn't Come to Salt Lake With
Husband, Hence a Divorce Suit.

In complaint IN divorce nlcd In tho
district court yesterday afternoon Ellls
Saline charges his wife, Anna Saline,
with dosorllon because she refused to
leave her parents who reside In Bear
River city Boxcldcr county, ana como
with him To this city to live Thcy
were married at Bear River city on
Pee, 20, 1901, and 1t Is alleged that
plaintiff came TO Salt Lake In April
1909, for the purpose Of lettering his
financial condition, lie secured good
position ana then went back TO Bear
River CITY to BRING his wife here to
live, she refused to accompany him.
AS she aid not want to leave her par
ontS Upon bis return TO TINS city no
wrote a number Of letters, asklng, her
20 come here but she sllll refused, so
ne now asks for a divorce
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
r,ll List Of Those Who Expect to
s,,O Down and Out at Close
OF Season.
EXCEEDS PREVIOUS RECORDS.
Ara, EuvInecrs and Normch Reach
A Total Of iSs Candidates Tor
CraduatiOa.

The list Of candidates for graduation
from the University OF Utah has been
glvon out and II includes the largest
number OF names yet 20 be scheduled
,or degrees from the local institution
colncldcnt with II IL the noticeable
lock OF Utah men among the graduates
~ eastern and coast universities, which
have dwindlcd down greatly as the
home institution has increased THO
condition suggests the strength when
,s being acquired since the state ins'i'
tuition wen, into i,s home on the hill
And collected its prosen, able faculty.
Tho graduates IN the arts department.
viii number ten students; IN the cngl'
greea. while OF the Normal graduates
noering department. 10 VIII receive de.
moro arc ne which exceed the highest
nroylous records by q, Tho present
Encouraging showing IL indicative of a
,lronqer permanent growth next year,
es me undcrclnssos are well filled, ana
Inc hlgh school graduates OF ms year.
many OF whom have HERETOFORE planned
n leave for outside universities, are
NOW planning courses NJ tho u or ".
NTho full list OF graduates IL as fol-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
A HAPPY THOUGHT.
Union School Students utilize Aban.
donsd Attic for Gymnasium.


a unique task In that which has just
been completed by the principal and
el0dcnls Of the Union school, located IN
,ne West Side High school grounds,
Ine building was originally tho state
ueol mute school, and the plans includ-
Wv u large attic with n soundly built
noor winch has never been used II
W,rVuffed to the principal 60 convert II
tllo y gymnasium for students, ana he
1enuv9Inlngly SGT about the task without
,unqs, hnt with n willing band Of help.
wv N MS etudente and In l. Morris, a
W0om,nof of physical culture, who has q
nhuu ~ tho school The apparatus,
WniSh " largely homemade, as In.
,o.led 10 date consists OF one set OF
mnnuNullng rings, ten IN numbers one
pEunehlng bag, two pairs OF Spanish
toWks lwo swinging trapeue hnrp, two
,noorlsontal bars, n set OF parallel bars,
, , single climbing ropes, n pair OF
s'ggueul ropes hung parallel, three
m', ro and jumping pans, a gymnasl.
S VAIN, ,nM Tor wrestling, indian clubs and
The students OF tho school taking
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
WHAT rs BRlGnTS DISEASE ?

DrIghts disease IN catarrh Of tho
Kidneys,
Cotorrh Of tho Kidneys may arise
from the spread Of catarrh from other
organs, or II may arise from some irrl-
,otion OF tho Kidneys directly IN tho
organs themselves,
In either case, tho Kidneys cease to
eliminate tho urea poisons from tho
blood and allow tho escape OF nutrl"
tloua serum.
This leads 10 tho presence OF albu-
men IN the urine and rapid decline
OF the health and strength,
poruna cures catarrh of the Kidneys.
when all OF those symptoms disappear.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18

Mr., Goodwin IL assured OF hand
some welcome az no actor that travels
IN more popular with Salt Lake audi.
oncee than he, His new play In said
TO give his particular abilities rare
opportunity and he brings the
same company which has been
presenting the plaw IN AL the
large eastern cities, The two
other plays Of The engagement are
IAN American Citizen and "A dlldcd
Fool"
sothern ana Mnrowo are said 10
bring 100 persons and TO require four
GO foot baggage cars 10 transport their
scenery, The sale opens tomorrow
morning and IN spite Of tho heavy
prices, an old time rush In looked for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
Tho Diamond Cure

The latest news from Paris, ", that
they have discovered n diamond euro
for consumption, " You fear oonsump.
ton for Pneumonia, II VIII however be
best for You TO take mat great remedy
mentioned by W r McGoc, OF Vanloor,
Tenn, II had a cough for fourteen
years Nothing helped mo, until | took
Dr, KIng'e New Discovery for Cons
sumption, Coughs and Colds, which
gave instant relief, ana affected n per-
mRnont cure" Hnequnllod quick cure,
FOR Throat and Lung Troubles At n
g, NJ, ! Price SOC ana NOV guOrah'
TODD. Trial bottle free,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18

70 cold draughg Of air TO keen ana
Aturo, scnuiy clothing undun exposure OF
INC throat aud neck aflor public speaking
ana singing bring on coughs ana colds.
BallnrdB llorohound syrup ~ tho boat
Mrs A. Darr Houston, TcSaa writes
Ian a. 1902. zone hottie " BAllarda
Iloiohound Syrup cured me Of very bnd
cough II ~ very pleasant TO take" &o
Boz. 800 sold by u, G, NJ l. Dms
Don't "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18

WIN overcome indigestion ana dyepep.
eloi regulate ,ho bowels ,nn9 euro liver
blood onrohor and invigoTator I'm tho
world. II IN purely vegetable, perfectly
harmless, and should. YOU bo Q sufferer
from disease, you viii use II II YOU afo
RI N. Andrews Editor and MGR Cocoa
and ROckcdgo Nows, Cocoa Fla writes,
II have used your llcrhlne IN my fam.
nv, and ma N n most excellent medicine
Tia effects unon myself have been q mark
ly," toe, Sold ny n, G. NJ, l. Drug Dept y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18

No. The end mon for The occasion viii
be ". 10 Roy Bourne and William J,
korth, bones, and w. G. ponroso and II,
T. Harper tOmbourmos, Mr., H. j,
Bnoh VIII act M interlocutor and
among the yocaists who VIII appear
are Mrs Ia IN ~, Danslo, contrNlto,
Misses Isabelle liggins and Ediih
Sloan, soprOnosi Lorns q, Pratt and j.
y. Lewis, tenorsi J, II Marshall BARI
tone, W. s, Thoobnld ana joe Glll
bassos, Several good speclaltlts VIII be
introduced IN the second part which
concludes with an original Anna Eva
Fay burlesque.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
Forced 10 Starve,

y, r. Leck, Of Concord, KY, says
"For 20 years ! suffered agonies, with
sore on my upper lip, ia painful,
sometimes, that / could not eat, After
valnly trying everything else, I cured
H. with Bucklen's Arnlca salve." TIA
great for burns, cut and Wounds, At
y, G, NJ l. Drug Dept. Only &c,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
Running Down
Long?
You and Your Food are a Misfit Sure

TIA A relief 10 feel the sunshine and glow n perfect
health, bounding energy and go Of the SUCCESSFUL,
brmfu.of.eplrip man. The Joy OF living real LIFE VIII
como back when you givc your body the KIND OF food
II IL mutcy appealing for that from which Il can mako
good the daily waste caused by brain work and oSor'ion'
suppose you abandon for time the food which ev''
IDENTIFY is not properly nourIbhng You, ana 20 IA Tor
10 day test and see how near tho food expert VINO
perfected
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18

Where orc you Mck7 Headache, foul.
tongue no appetite, lack energy pain
in your stomach, combinations Holt
slorg Rocky Mountain Tea VIII make
Won well md Keep You well 30 cents,
Ask your druggist,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18

Ancient wltchory was believed In by
only "A fow but tho true merit OF De-
wits witch lIogol Snlyo II known by
every one who has used for bolls,
sores, letter, eczema and piles,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18

gymnasium work number $50 all chi y"
dren above the NTH grade being al.
lowed TO enter the class, upon securing
a pair OF soft solod shoes,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
BIG MINSTREL SHOW.
Disciples Of Dockstader viii Revive
Memories OF Long AGO,

The members Of Utah Lodge No, 1915
Of the Fraternal Brotherhood viii give
minstrel performance IN Electrical
Workers hall ON Friday evening, May
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
SPECIAL BELT SAIL,

1000 Elegant, silk Belts, worth from
76o 10 $500 each Choice thle week, SIC,
II. X, Thom0s Dry Goods CO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
UTAH sHEEpMrN SORE.
Jshu spicr. Says They Sold Their
Wool Altogether Too Soon
anoclnl f,orronpondonoe.

Special correspondence
Kansas CITY, May lo--"Tho Sheep
mon who contracted all their wool last
fail and winter at lie u pound are feel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
Apra DEPARTMENT,
pNulNEERiNd DEPARTMENT.

cahoon Leonard, Olsen, " g.
Chambers, a. H., MGnafds' a "
nouReiI Il, 4. M, TlbboN Benjamin,
IArhsworth, a, W. Traylb' w W.,
Iorrcstet. j II, Wadc, james W.
MEYERS, w. ~,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY

Mo hc assembled Salt Lake
Daniels and Boha captured by the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY.
100 YOU REMEMBER7)

held the body Michael AScon who committed
suicide stromborgs boarding house Franklin avenue
English dynamtors sentenced TO penal
vItudof or ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
HEST SELLING HOOKS
@ssaasasssss
Record For April,

Following IL u list OF the eLS most
popular new books w order or demand,
cdnuutod from repprtA of lon 1lng po)k
sollolg OF the country,
MI, Mnrrlnuo of William Aeho,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
TEN YEARS AGO TO-DAY,

G. spoclos d san Francisco obtained judgment against his hn
spreckles, for SANDER
j. injured Rio drandc Western train at PIE
ant Valley Junction brakeman and lived In Salt Lake