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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
Evils Resulting From
Constipation
How This Trouble May Be Readily
Corrected.

You arc drowsy heavy. logsy. lack en-
ergy-every cSertion Is nm eIort-your
head is not clear and Ii is hard to think
you have a full and oppressed feeling In
your stomach and bowels-all your limbs
ond body ache-in fact. life seems hardly
worth living under such conditions Ask
yourself. do your bowels move regular
ly2" II you feel as above your answer
win be "NO"-that IS the cause OF your
troubles. II not properly corrected this
condition will lead to much more serious
disorders Of the blood and body due to
the poisons in the ste matter which
should be promptly carried off And II
seems so foolish to suffer when Nature
has prov her own wholesome and cer-
tain rem.-y In the pure Mineral Laxative
Water-HUNYADI JANOS-from the fa-
nous Springs In Hungary. Y a tumblerful
OF this wonderful water drunk on arising
IN the morning (siightly warmed for beet
results) Will give you within an hour a
delightfully."- pleasant and copioue move
ment This Will clear your head. sharpen
your appetite and make q new man of
you Try 1t and sse. AT all Druggists.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
STOMACH ON The BRAIN.
What If q Man Gain the Whole World
And Lose His AppetiteP

The man with n well-behaved stomach
never thinks about IT. He eats what
he likes and likes what he eats, He
knows he'll enjoy IL, because he knows
he has a stomach that will easily d.
gest IT, All things look good to him;
he will sit close to the table and with
merry twinkle In his eye and a
world-peace expression. he Will start"
on the delicious meal before him
But the man with the bad brashy,
gurgly stomach Is the man who is al
ways thinking about it. He can sell
dom eat what he most likes and sell
dom likes what he eats. His stomach
worries him before meals, after meals
and between meals. 1t is on his BRAIN
1t robs him OF his cheer and lnterfercs
With his daily work. Around him is a
dark spirit which presses Itself forward
in his thoughts, crying; II am agony,
l am disgust, / am nausea, 1 am sick
ness. languor. worry. l am conceived
In quick lunches and pappy food and
nouriShed by gulpy meals rob brains
OF their force and bodies OF their life.
| steal away nerve and vim. | bring
heart disease and apoplexy. | make
the world q pit OF wearness and dark
ness. / am woe, l am death l am dys-
pepsia- But yet. l bring also hope,
light and future health, because by my
gloomy presence | give you warning
and chance to escape me"
This is a bad dream, but 1t Is the
daily dream OF the dyspeptic. II it
were not for the white we couldn't tell
the black. II Ii were not for dyspepsia
we couldn't know the Joy. the happi-
ness OF a we'll ordered digestion. All
the world looks bright to n man of
good health, and good health is impos-
sible without n good. hardy stomach.
And any sick or weak stomach can be
n
king something which will digest your
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Your stomach Is overworked. Let IL
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You should always have a box of
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
Accepts Billiard Challenge.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-Wine Hoppe
announced yesterday that he would uc-
cept the challenge issued by George L.
Slosson to meet him for the worlds 3
championship title at eighteen-inch ball1
line billiards, one shot in, which title
Hoppe won from Maurice Vignaux In
Paris a fortnight ago. Hoppe said that
he would take advantage of the full
sixty days limit allowed In the deed OF
gift OF the emblem This time limit Will
expire on March 23rd Hoppe also an
nounced that, II ne defeated Slosson, he
would take on Jacob Schaefer, who has
mer pupil.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
OVER SEA HABIT
Difference on this Side the Water.

The persistent effect upon the heart
OF caffeine in coffee cannot but result
In the gravest conditions, in time.
Each attack of the drug land that
means each cup of coffee) weakens the
organ a little more and the end is al
most matter of mathematical demon
stration. a lady writes from Western
State
Il am of German descent and 1t was
natural that l should learn at a very
early age to drink coffee Until | was
23 years old i drank scarcely anything
else at my meals
"A few years ago l began to be af-
fccted by steadily increasing nervous
ness which eventually developed into a
distressing heart trouble that made me
very weak and miserable. Then. some
three years ago, was added asthma in
It's worst form. My sufferings from
these things can be better imagined
than described.
During all this time my husband
realized more fully than | did that cof-
fee was Injurious to me. and made
every effort to make me stop
Finally 1t was decided a few months
ago, TO quit the use of coffee absolutely
and to adopt Postum Food Coffee as our
hot table drink I had but little idea
that 1t would help me, but consented to
try 1t to please my husband l pre-
pared II very carefully. exactly accord
Ing to directions. and was delighted
with its delicious flavor and refreshing
qualities.
Just so soon as the poison from the
coffee had time to get out OF my system
the nutritive properties of the Postum
began TO build me up. and | am now
fully recovered from all my nervous
ness. heart trouble and asthma I glad
ho
time In years, I enjoy perfect health.
and that owe il all to Postum" Name
given by Postum Co. Battle Creek,
Mich.
There's a reason. Read the little
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Postum Food Coffee contains no drugs
OF any description whatsoever
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
New Orleans Fair Results.

NEW ORLEANS, Fob Fair Grounds re-
suits
First race six furloncs-Rhlnerock won
Water Lake second. Buxom third Time. 1;15
Second race. three furlongs-Bob Pet won
Jardinicrc second. Susannah third. Time
2s l-5 seconds.
Third race Ave and a half furIonEs-The
Ram won, WaterwinE second. Stoner Hill
third. Time, 1907 4-5.
Fourth race. mile hnndcap-St Valentine
won Kickshaw second. r. F. Williams third.
Time Ill.
Fifth race and half miles-Los Ango-
leno Won, Captain Bob second. Merry Pioneer
third, Time, 2:-6 2-5
Sixth race mile-Consuolo IL won Charlie
Thompson second Bltterbrown third Time
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
BOOk|ES FARE
BADLY At ASCOT
Sustain Heavy Losses Through
Victory of Three-Year-
Old Vino.
MAJORITY OF H0N0RS
GO TO THE FAV0RlTES
TayanneS, at Price of Twenty 20
One, Furnishes Surprise
of Thursday.

Los ANGELES, Feb. 1.-The ring vas civ,
heating when Vino won the fourth roc,
at Ascot today. Tho good thrsc-y year-pl wa,
backed from 10 1 TO s >. and won hy
nvo lengths from orllcne. tho favorite. TaN-
nnnos. nt 50 TO l. furnished tho daily sur-
prise. Four fovortes were returned winners
Weather nno track fast
Here Are Results.
First rncc. four furIongs-siIvsr Stocking.
ITO Poweip. 10 o won; HGton, ne CHor-
ner), to :. second; Sweet Kitty. 10 CAuou-
chon), 10 l, third. Timo 20 seconds N;ler-
Ton, Emily NJ. Blue Bottle, Ed Trnccy, Stella
y and Dainty Muudeic also ran.
second race mle-Tavlnness. 100 IMoriRr-
80. % TO l, Won Prince Ching, llo lDavisi.
! TO L second: Katio Crews. los tTcDanieD.
TO ]. third. Time. lA2i4. Rockey. Petit
-7hn. AIr Budd. Ayontcllas, Big Injun, Stone.
Nraoia Neelful, Salario. Ebcnczer Tatten-
lam and Mohur also ran.
ahlrd race. nvc mrlongs-Sir Wilfre1. 40
tMillep. l TO ? won; Bribery, 90 tMcDanicD.
u to SECOND; Don Domo 1oI Preston); to
EhIcftnin and Ambitious also ran.
Fourth rnee. mile and a slXteenth--Nino, 105
iMiller). 20 S. won orilcne. 100 CNottcrJ, I
10 >, second, Rnnus, a. CEonD, l6 10 L. third
Time l5GE, Secret MRs;crson. W. Ii. Carey
Chancellor Walworth. Chuctns and Stccssel
Fifth race, mile md seventy yards-Hench-
man, l03 (Milcr). TO g. won DR.. McCarty,
Us tScoviIle). 10 l, second; Lucy lO7 Book
~. IL TO s, third, Time. l:4SN. Rubinon.
Pyrrho and Parvo also ran.
Sixth race. sx and a hRlf furlongs-Moncy
MuSS, llI tAubuchcnl. Z to won Potrcrn
Grandc 1l2 CDavis), 10 /, second, Revolt liz
'HldeCEand). 10 I, third. Time l;20ls. Dow
cy Ninuaaquow and Bologna also run.
Ascot Entries for Friday.
First race, selling. four rurlongs-Capt Jar
rell los. Or Cook los Wapnaeootis los, Royal
Ascot JOS, Yellow Top lO2. Hot Cukes iO2
Mrs, Mathews l02, AlonzR g. Gamcbrd 81
NcTslCa o.
Second race, selling milc-Jamcs ] Corbett
10. Nath Woodcock 107. Gondolus l07 Winnie
Adams loo. Bessie Welny los. Uloa l05 Da-
Gus los, Myrtle II los Hlnsman los. Tangible
JOS. Rcstof lo2. Waseon lo2, LaTatranta l02,
sue Chester 100
Third racc, selling six furlongs-The Major
no. Reauter no. Sad sam l05. My Surprise
lO1 Intcrludc l0I. While Gregg l07. Tim Hurst
l07 H0scrjon 1O7. H!lona lOI Tam O'Shanter
l0I Huachuca lo7, Golden Buck lO4. Peggy
Oncal l02 ,Seasick lO2
Fourth race, selling. mile and sixteenth-
Embarrassment 107 Sails l04 Havlland l05
Bllssful l0ls Chok Hedrlck lo1
Fifth rnce. selling, futurity course-Wrenne
ll2. Foxhall 10. Searchmc lG9 Baublc lOl,
Creston Boy 100 Rougrock 100 Redtaps 100
Paul First loo, Pint 81, Lady King IS, Mazo-
Sixth race. selling. milc-Rcd Damsei III.
Iona Ill. Pyrrho l0s Elm King los. Retador
lbs. ENupo l0I, Elchihuuhua l07, Patsy Brown
loI. Courant loo. Durbar l05. Nj Rcinn l05
ST Wlnifrede lej. Cheripc lo5. Freesas los.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
TO CONSTRUCT A [
One Contemplated Betven
and Pittsburg,

WASHINGTON. Feb. la
subcommittee OF the ComElus
ways and Canals today dessx
fayorably u bill giving a Fet7
for the construction OF soca.i
tween PittSburg and Lake II.
entrance to the canal TO h Al
Ohio. The bill contemplate I
hundred miles long and L fesi
II capitalization of approxiHiz
00O.
The waterway as is conteai1
bill is to furnish cheap N
for iron ore from the lake rt0
steel works Of Pittsburg VIII .
of boat which can be opsn1.
the lakes and in the canal. %
is to be allowed for the easAs
tion. though the estimate o.
necessary is seven years.
The subcommittee has 1cs
templated the terms OF The q.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
Many Women Will Attend

Aside from the wives of the men howl
ers who come 10 Salt Lake to attend The
tournament. there Will be many ladies' Of
single blcssedncSs journey to Zion w.
have recorded high scores I'm the carnn ~
ten pins Los Angeles and Denver can be
depended on To send female delegation fo
the Slty or the Saints, and there is a lIkeli.
SEND some of their fair daughters to CON
test In any event for ladies. Salt Lake
mas a number OF excellent women bowlora
a showing any OF their sisters ~ nStSoI
cities In the conteats i'e'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
Will Be Decided Soon

There is every probability that ,bo ~
mittee viii decide favorably In the maj
Ter put II VIII not be known for week
OF SO whether the feminine bowlers viii
fIoiIse' as team or as individuals III
is the desire of many deyotees nP ~
game that the ladies be permitted to hold
ooth team and individual contests How
eyer; eS; 1his matter Will be definitely de-
clued upon as soon as Secretary JenEIns
OF Seattle is heard from as to the yarioms
prizes that Will no ofr.roJ '~ 'o'iouS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
Bic BOUT LIKELY
TO BE PULLED OFF
Marvin Hart, the Heavyweight
Champion, Expresses Desire
to Fight Here.
PREFERS TO MEET JOHN
WILLIE OR JACK ROOT
Both Likely to jump at Oppor
tunity of Facing the Ken
tucky Boy.

/; s not unlikely that Salt Lake city viii
ba the Of big pugilstc event in tho
near future Tommy Ryan middlewciGht
champion Of the world. who is the manager
Of Marvin Hart of Louisville. Ky. the heavy
weight worlds champion, has informed Billy
Gibson OF this city that Hart is ready TO meet
any man OF his class In a contest In Salt
Lake city. Ryan himself IS also after con-
icst and ctatcs that he can be cntccd into
the square ring. II nghtcr OF sufficient
prominence wishes to attempt to wrest from
him the utIa of mlddlcwcight champion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
MANY WOMEN BOWLERS
TO COME TO ZION
Ladies Event VIII Probably Be
a Feature of Bowling
Congress.

members of the gentler sex of many
western cities will unquestIonaby take
an important part in the frat annual
tournament of the Western Bowling CON
sress. which will be held I'm SaIt Lob
city early next month The local o>,ao,,
tlSe committee which is preparing for the
!'1O 1JuI hament Is now considering tho ad
slSa3llity or including in the bowling
event. S'~' 'SloieS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-02
Crew Gets $500 Each.

The crew who arc Nels Gregersen, Fred
crlck ISouchlc, Marcus Nielsen. Joseph NJ
Shute. ANel Homqulst and Lowls j. John
son. besides receiving silver medal. arc each
awarded 500. such sum to be placed 10 tho
credit OF each, as snvings fund. in trust
for two years from the date OF award. the
Income TO be paid semi annually to tho bcno-
hcHries until the expiration OF the trust and
then tho principal 10 Do paid In full with
The provision that In tho event OF tho death
OF tho beneficiary during this trust. the prln-
clpal and Interest then standing 10 his credit
shall he paid 10 his next OF Kin. Tho money
and melalA are % BIO aMhrdal nj onco-
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Earthquake Causes Panic

GUAYAQuIL, Ecuador. Feb Fol
lowing an earthquake shock which was
felt here ut 10 p m Sunday a heavy lon%
shcck was experienced at . a. m. To-.
day ' ~
AT 1915 this morning there was anotber
panic 7''t't
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Cuba's Present to Alice,

HAVANA Feb, president PaIam
has decided that Dr. Gerrer. the Cuban
Minister at Paris shall select the wedding
present TO be given TO Miss Alice Roose-
volt, the funds for which were unanIm-
ously granted by both Houses of Con-
gress. and forward II TO Mr. Qucsada. the
cuban Minister at Washington The pres
cnt will probably be some form of lew
clTy.
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Prefers Willie or Root.

In his letter Ryan expressed desire to
have Hart face John NIllc OF Chicago or Jack
Poot OF Chicago in Salt Lake city. II Will
be remembered that Wille made very cred
liable showing against Hart upon one oc-
cason and that Willie. when he WAS In salt
Lake several months ago. evidenced great
desire to make another attempt TO lower the
colors Of the Kentucky boy. Willie now has
the opportunity he has been seeking for
many months, and II he stll thinks he can
make good, ne Will only have 10 signify that
ho still desires 20 meet Hart
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Mystery of a Marriage License,

LOS ANGELES. Feb l.-After having
carried marriage license In his pocket
Ior eighteen months, Fred Jorder threw
the thing into the face OF the county
clerk yesterday and said: "Tear that
hing up; don't want the woman now -
Tho license was issued TO Jordcr and
Miss Nan Slavln June IA, 1901 Jorder
made no explanation OF how the license
happened to be a leftover. nor did he
give his address 30 tho clerk
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FISHERMEN REWARDED
BY CARNEGIE FUND
Captain and Crew Remembered
for Work When Cherokee
Wrecked.

PITTSBURG, Feb. Capt. Mark c. Casio
OF the fishing schooner Alberta md his crew
Of six men, who January H. In a fierce
gale. rescued tho of forty-two and ten
passengers from the Clyde liner Cherokee
which ran aground on Brlganune shoals near
Atlantic city n. J. while on the way from
san Domingo 10 New York were today made
benehelarics Of the Carnegie hero fund for
their heros1n. Besides medals To the Captain
and crow. sum aggreEatIng 5000 le AWARDED.
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Oakland Entries for Friday.

First race. mile solllnc-Frone lIO, AidIon
107 Swngger lo7 My Pal 100, TlmesoSc lO7
Jake Moose l07. Sxyon los, Mildred GriSt los
Tom Roberts los. Nav Thorn los. Sainada loo.
Second race. mile and hundred yards sell
ing-MaJOr Tcnny ll3. Al Waddle ll2. Moco-
rito H. wotcrcure lOa Flaunt l09 DR. Shorb
l09, Kinder l09. Bogus Bill l0e San Reno
lO3. ISabcllita l07- ArrahEowaH l04, Crgli lO2.
Third race flve furlonGs selllnG-Plckaway
III, Fullsway 100, Bath Reach 100. Petronious.
Jr.. los, Chassis lo5 Batidor l0S, EdinbOrough
l0@, Tho Roustobout ln6. E. NJ Brattan LOG.
Estcllc J. 10i Soundy lq, Ulctma l0t
Fourth race. Ave furlonEs. handicUp-Firc-
ball lie, DR.. Gardner l0s, Ruby lo2, m Joe
%. Ethel Barrymore so.
Fifth race. three quarters of q milo-Sr
Carruthsrs ll2 Pal 1G9. Boloman lea. Moro
pus 100 TRyora l07. Royal Colors 106. SANTA
Ray l0i Dangerous Girl lG. Whoatstonc lo3,
Nlotn l0l.
Sixth race. ono mIIe-Bcnu ormondc ia.
Corrigan ia, w. b. Gates Ill, Albert Enright
Ill. Conreid l0s. SheSn Williams 81