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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-11
NEW MEr1NGHorsE

on aug. 4 Eastdale was favored With
a vislt from Elders Reed SmOot. J. W.
McMuTin the san Luis stake presl-
dency. and other ladies' and gentlemen
Of prominence from other parts Of the
stake. The occasion vas The dedication
20 ne new westinghouse. All present
greatly enjoyed the services The
house Is modern On style and design.
for the Relief society. which has con-
irbuiea very literally Co the house. al
s0 three noms 90 be used Tor Sunday
school, Mutual Religion and Primary
class work
This Is a good country and there Is
a good opeEng Tor homescckcrs. The
possibilities that can be reached BY
srrn~7v snd irin-iry in this land -
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quickest OF any inmate ever at the in
stituton. in As weeks.
superintendent Thomas submitted
his report showing an attendance Of
IS boys and q girls, else that gener-
ally the conduct Of the inmates is good.
The board witnessedfa guard mount
Of the boys. which was very creditably
executed, they also listened 10 the
rendition OF some excellent music
from the newly organized band, which
Is making wonderful progress. The
inmates have taken great interest in
the band and military work OF the
school.
Captain Kueass was granted ten
DAYS leave Of absence 20 attend the
national guard encampment
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Upton SILVER CUP TO Be
ADMITTED FREE OF DUTY

Boston. Aus il-Collect1r Geo a. Ly-
man ~ this port has decided t0 admit fire.
of duty the silver cup sent here by Sir
Thomas Llpt0n to De- competed t1r by
American yachtsmeu N VAS at first rule
ID hy the appraisers that duty
should Do Imposed urun the cup on ths
ground Or was not au honorary trophy
actually bestowed and accepted such ar.
uclcs being admitted free but mCre.y
Gu article sent % ODE Boston Yacht club
% be held DOB trust until won 0t awarded
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R0BINSTEINS SENTENC led.
Two Brothers Were Convicted of Con.
splracy.

Pittsburg. Pa, Aug u.-George and
John Robinstein. former well known local
flnanciers and mill-owners were sentenced
yesterday 10 pay so each and undergo
six months Imprisonment in the work
house The Robinsteins were officers and
large stockholders IN the Eleanor Iron &
Steel company. which went into the hands
uf a receiver several months ago. and The
brothers were convicted OF conspiracy and
mlsdemean0r IN connection with the fail
urc. Immediately following the action OF
the court an application was made for "a
writ % supersedeas IN order O. carry the
case 20 the superior court Judge Call
brsrh granted tho application and Fixed
ball for each ~ the men at Son.
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PAPERS PRAISE ADLER.

London. Aug. 1.-THE papers this
morning warmly praise the action Of ia
cob Adler of New York. who appeared
last Hight at the Pavilion theateT, Nile
End. IN the Yl6dlsh drama, "Meteot 4"
By Gordln Mr. Adler and he vito ara
giving q series q Yiddish PLAYS and have
been received with great enthusiasm.
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HOME TREATMENT.

To properly administer this new ca
tarrh treatment az home. Drs shores
have secured two knss of instruments
for use of their patients who cannot
call at the office, one FOR cleansing
and rendering the membrane antisep-
tic and one for administering the cur
alive oils direct 10 the diseased mem
hranes These two instruments are
given FREE with each fun course q
treatment, and the entire course, In
GLIDING instruments and medicines 10
complete "a cure Is SO only. Remember
THIS does not mean SIS month, but
SIS Tor "A cure There 81 no more
treatment by the month for catarrh,
since this new discovery oouros quickly
and surely,
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SERIOUS RUNAWAY.

some OF the ogden automobile
sports who like 20 speed their ma
chimes on the fne Boxelder county
road from ogden 90 Brigham should
be careful IN passing teams on the
road Monday evening while Mr.
Evans and Mr. Bodon were coming
from Willard In a single rig they were
run down by an ogden automobile
The horse became frightened, and ran
away. both men being badly hurt The
animal. a valuable horse. ran through
number OF wire fences and Is quite
sarlnuslN lnlurad
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SESSION OF CITY COUNCIL.
Lively Bout Between Employees utah
lmplcmcnt On.-NeM. Rricfs.

Murray. Aug. 1.-THE following busi-
ness was transacted at the last session
II the city council.
4 communication from the Murray
City school board WAS read and dis
cussed. asking the council 90 open A
road from State street 90 the Oregon
short Line Railroad track west Of the
Liberty seho0.house. % Accommodate
the patrons OF the school in municipal
ward no. g. The matter Was referred
90 the street committee.
The city attorney was ordered to
draft 70 sanitary ordinance.
Tho volunteer FIRE department pre-
scented DE- constitution and bylaws. but
the meeting adjourned without taking
action.
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HOME FROM HAWAI-

Mr. and MrS Wallace BUR- ~ this
city returned last Friday from ~
months mission 90 the Sandwish Is
lands This Is the second time Elder
Burt has been on the Islands, as he
was there along with his parents. MI
aud Mrs John ID. Burt who labored
among the natives a number Of years
ago. Mrs. Burt remained al head
quarters " the mission laboring with
the Relief societies and Young Ladies'
associations, while Elder Burr who
was very proficient IN the language,
was required 20 travel on the different
Islands 10 assist the other missionaries
He has had the pleasure 81 bapiizing
So persons aDd gives good report
Of the progress of the work among
The natives. there are now 1900 ia
tive converts IN the Islands
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some family who would Ike 20 add
10 their income without the boarders
aspcct will End conEenial couple with
ave-year-od child. Must be IN modern
high class home Address reference j.
o. Box 2o3
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MURRAY DEPARTMENT

The News delivered vicinity branch
Lauutfen. and
adyeTsemnt received Office with Watson Phone
:
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RICHFIELD.
DISTRICT COURT SESSION.
Mining Suit Scttlcd-Scssion Of Guy
Council.

Council.
Special Correspondence.
Richheld. SEWER CO.. Aug. lO-The
district court has been engaged for the
past three days In trying the case OF
william j. Pugh VS. the SEWER Con.
Gold & Silver Mining, Milling 4 Pros
pectlng company, The case involves
the title to one Of the mining claims
IN Sewer group Immediately upon the
completion Of the taking OF testimony
and the arguments the court rendered
Judgment IN favor Of the plsintlff and
taxed the costs 10 the defendant
CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
At the session OF the city council last
night he matter Of procuring title TO
the old cemetery grounds west Of town
was considered and an effort IN that d.
rection VIII be made.
Prof John Hood appeared IN behalf
Of the band and asked the city 10 erect
a suitable bandstand On the public
square. The council favored the prop
ositlon, and Mr. Hood was asked 10 as
certain the cost and report az the next
session.
]. VI. Lauritzcn appeared before the
council az its request for the purpose
OF explaining the nature ~ his proposed
appropriation ~ one second foot of
water from Cottonwood creek Mr.
Lauritzen explained that q was his in
tcntion 10 take the city water ont Of
the canyon and convey q through his
private ditch, thereby saving a consid-
cradle amount Of water. which Is now
lost by seepage and evaporation and
that his proposed appropriation only
covered such water as would thus be
saved.
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Mrs ~ z. Mortensen, Mr.. and Mrs,
Adolph Jor.ensen. Mr.. and Mrs. CAR
cnce WiXom, Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Thompson; the last named coupe
were called upon 10 part with their
little boy, he died Tuesday evening.
Girl babies were left at the homes OF
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Hoist and Mr.
and Mrs. Ephraim Jeppson Of Perry
ward.
DISTRICT ~ l. A. CONFERENCE
a district VI. !. A. conference will
be held at Garland. Sunday, Aug "a.
for the following wards: Garland.
East Garland. Boutwell,, Thatcher.
Beaver, Elwood, Bear River and Dew
eyyille.
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BRIEFS AND PEBsoNALs

II fortune disregard thy claim,
Don't hang thy head In fear and shame
But marry the girl you love best.
Rocky Mountain Tea will do the rest
2 c. NJ. /. Drug Dept, ll2-ll4 Main
ST.
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The Head and Throat.

This form Of oatarrh Is most COM
mon-rcsulting from neglected colds
quickly cured with little cost by Drs
Shores famous treatment
us your nose stopped up?"
rs your nose sore and tendere'
rs there pain On front Of held2'
"Dou you hawk to clear the thtoatf
"ls your throat dry in the morning.
do you sleep with your moth opeuY
You can be easily cured noW-dont
let &c run into complications.
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EASTDALE, COL.
NEW MEETINoHoUsE.
Hand some structure Completed am
Dedicated.

Special Correspondence.
Eagdale. Castillo Co. Colo, Aug. -
In tbs remote locality the News" IL
always q welcome visitor This has
been a very good season 80 far. with
timely rains and prospects Cor good
crops were never better The altitude
here is nearly $500 feet. The general
harvest this year win be about Sept.
]. the season has been a little back
ward Peas for feeding lambs for mar
ket, and potatoes for market. are fast
becoming the leading crops In this val
ley.
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SHELLEY, IDAHO.
DISASTROUS BLAZE,
Building Occupied by the Independent
Destroyed by Fire.

Special Correspondence.
Shelley. Bingham CO., Ida. Aug. TO-
About $50 this morning the building
owned by the Shelley Real Estate COM
pany. located on Main street. was dis
covered on fire. origin unknown, The
building was occupied by the Shelley
Independent, most Of lbs supplies, in
GLIDING press. etc. were saved. Loss
on building about $50, with $500 insur-
anCc.
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n you think you can't have n good
time az Waudomcre. Just try H.
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DEATH oF cARL ERIcKsoN.

Carl Erickson Of the Second ward,
who has been suffering for some time
from what appeared 10 be cancer OF
the stomach died Sunday afternoon,
Mr. Erickson has been noted for the
patience, love and tender care that
he has given 20 his wife, who has been
bedfast for upwards Of "a years
Funeral services were held at the
home at the request Of Mrs. Erickson,
who could not be taken 20 the meet
inghouse, under the direction OF Bish-
op Thomas II. Blackburn
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4. 4. Larlin.
Telephone Xxx.

Manager, Il. \. Larhdn.
Rs 2ith ST. Telephone 1S3-k.
Advertisements for the Daily
Saturday and Semi Weekly News
accepted on the same terms a. az
the Salt Lake Ofhce.
Circulator, John j. McGregor.
22S wash. Ave. lnd. Tel Isl
Office with Lambert Paper Co.
Payments for the Daily, saturday
and Semi Weekly News should De
made TO the circulator. Deitery
made by carrier on the same terms
as In salt Lake.
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In All Catarrhal Oseases-Medciues Free.
DANGER SIGNALS.
Aches and Pains Are the Danger
Signals That You Arc Sick and
Nod Treatment.

Read tho following symptoms over
carefully mark those You fell In your
ease. and send or bring them 90 Drs
shores, and they will tell you free N
charge whether or not you can be
cured
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SPOILED FOOD.
Chicago Groccrs Wanted 10 Proves,
And sell h, hut Couldn't

Chicago. Aug ll-sroilcd fo0d benme
nn kfle yesterday between ODE WnoF-
sale ernrrrs 20 Chicago rnI fhe rtt
PCS frfrrfrraNf co.. h m
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TEMPLE NOTICES.

Logan. Utah. July THE Logan
temple win close on Friday. July 20,
1905. aud reopen on Monday. September
:. 1906. VA. BULGE.
President.
The 81 George temple viii close n,
doors on Friday. June %. and will not
reopen again until Tuesday. Aux. a.
1903 DAVID II. CANNON,
President
The Mant temple VIII be closed July
% and open for ordinance work. Sep.
4. 1906
JOHN p. 7. McALLISTER.
President.
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NEWS BRIEFS

s. F. Savage who formerly was the
cashier ~ Murray State bank. has
moved his family 20 salt lake city.
Mrs. Lung. head nurse and a fsyorite
az The Murray hospital. has resigned
her position there She WIN leave here
IN September, and VIII be greatly
missed AZ the hospital
j. ". Wood aud j. ~ Chambers. with
their families, loft here last night on
"a fishing trip to Oakley Utah. They
win be gone about four weeks
The first annual bah OF the volun-
teer FIRE department viii DO given ths
evening An excellent musical proc
gram will be- furnished I'm connection.
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VISIT OF sToRK

During the week the stork has
visited a number Of families On this
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BRIGHAM CITY.
SERIOUS RUNAWAY.
Auto Responsible for Rad Mishap--M.
I. \. Conference.

Special Correspondence.
Brigham city. Aug i0.-President
J. n. Lindford u the r. Y. college
OF Logan will speak at the Brigham
city tabernacle Sunday, Aug. u.
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Cntnrrh nf lhc stnmach.

Caarrh Of the stomach g. usually
caused by swallowing 4oisonous mu-
Gus which drops down from the head
and throat at night Quickly cured at
little cost by Drs. Shores famous
treatment.
us there nausea"
do you beich up gas7'
Are you coustipatedF
'ls your tongue coated"
DO you hl0at up after eating7"
'ls There constant bad taste in the
MOUTH"
Now j. the time 20 be permanently
cured DIS shores are curing hum
drsds every week.
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PROVO DEPARTMENT

The News sunday
cents month All complaints should made Dug
Daily Saturday
Church Works Residence "a Fourth North ST. Phone Ind S M
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. The Marvellous Success Of the New Treatner
Kidney Disease

results lu two ways b. taking cold
and by oyerworkiug the kidneys IN
Separating from the blood the ca
iarrhai p3isous which affect all or
gaus Quickly cured with little cost
by Drs Shores famous treatment
40 your bands and feet swellg'
els ID noticed more at uightT'
rs there pain On tho small Of the
baCkF'
Has the Precipitation a bad oborT'
"ls there putfuess under the eyesr
DO you have 10 get W often at
ulght?'
us there q deposit IN urine IL left
standiugT'
Don't neglect these signs and risk
Bughts Disease killing you. cure
& now.
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The liver d affected by Catarrhal
pOis0ns, extending from the stomach
into the ducts of the liver. Quickly
cured with little cost by DIS. Shores
famous treatment
DO you get dizzy1"
Have You cold fcetY'
"Do you feel mlserable1
do you get Tired easy9'
"D0 sou have hot dashCsg~
care your spirits low at tmes?'
"D0 you have rumblugs in the bow
clsg'
These are The seven simple signs In
dicatiug disease OF the liver II YOU
have any or an OF them. seek Drs
Shores now and be cured
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bishoprlc The speakers, two Of whom
met the deceased ln her native land
and he'd many times partaken Of her
hospitality paid q splendid tribute %
her noble character The remains were
laid 90 rest IN the South Cottonwood
cemetery.
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CITY SCHOOL BOARD.

Employs Teachers for Ensuing Year
Prof. Coop Instructor of Music,
Ogden Aug. 1.-THE city board Of
education employed the following
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-11
WEAK MEN.

SO-called Weakness" IN men Is
merely a symptom % chronic inham.
nation IN the prostate gland. brought
on by early dissipation or by the I'm.
proper treatment Of some contracted
disease. A complete and radical cure
Is therefore. a question ~ restoring
the prostate gland 20 rs normal state,
and This we accomplish promptly and
completely without the use o. inter-
nal remediea our treatment Is local
one entirely II Is original and scIen.
the. and has been proved absolutely
effective by Thousands " tests We
are convinced that by no other meth
DDS can full and permanent restoration
Of strength and visor be accom-.
plished
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Boating dancing and shooting thu
chutcs no Waudamcre.
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The bronchial Tubes.

Then catarrh OF the head or throat
is neglected or wIlugfully treated, IL
extends down the Wiudppe into tho
bronchial tubes and after while at-
tacks the lungs quickly cured with
little cost boy Drs Shores famous
treatment
"Have you A cough''
"D) sou bake cold easllyt'
Have you pain Boz tho SIDE,
"Dl YOU raise frothy materials.
"Do You spit UP little cheesy lumps?'
DO you feel sou are growing weak
er9'
Don't risk noglcctlug these warnings
stop the disease before u reaches the
lungs
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LIVELY BOUT BETWEEN EN-
pLOYES.

Wednesday last Mr. Thompson. coli
laCt0r for the Utah Implement COM
rauy. came o. Murray 90 gather up a
few collections the company had here.
After getting through his business De
called on Mr. Thayuc az the branch u.
lice and demanded his collections 40
that be could report az the home office.
Mr Thayue Informed the man that De
would attend Co bis own business and
make bis own remittances. a few
sharp words followed. and then the
man Thompson grabbed pick. striking
40 Mr. Thayne. Fortunately be- over
reached his mark The pick went over
Mr Thayne's right shoulder and pinned
Itself lu the G00r behind him. Citizens
who were passing interfered. securing
the weapons. The two men then had "a
rough and tumble on tho floor. and
within q short time Mr Thayue had his
man by the throat choking him until
Do s1ualei enough MT Thompson
took ne next car % make bis report
DEATH OF MRS. SOPHIA
LOCTTSEHEK.
The death of Mrs. Sophia Locttsoher
occurred here sunday morning. of cane
cog. She was a native OF Switzerland,
end UFs siA8 1.-TWO years Of age for
hIty-ona years she has been connected
with the Church Of Jesus christ Uf
IattcI-day Saints During the fru
sixteen years Of this connection iu her
Oar on land she made a home fbr The
missionaries Tho last fifteen years
she spent in different parts Of Utah.
having lived IN Murray only four years,
during Which time she won the re-
spcct and love 81 all who made hei
GtQuinIancD. Funeral services were
naif fo01 fhr Nrrn WRIST aafd
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SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR MEN.

Special Depart exclusively
matter caused
troubles you
sful
PRIVATE CONFIDENTIAL Men who
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" physicians. are cordially invited
10 consult this department and be
advised FREE OF CHARGE.
So sure Il the Cure under DRS.
SHORES MODERN METHODS IN
all private diseases that you may ar
range 20 pay tho fee FOR Cure in
small weekly or monthly installments,
as the cure progresses, or you may
PAY WHEN CURED. No matter
what your trouble ls. or who has fall
cd 20 cure you, consult these Master
Specialists. free Of charge. and learn
hoGyou can yet be- cured CALL OR
WRITE.
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IataTTn ONiUU19 nom Inc lhr0at
along the custodian tubes into the
ears. causing partial or complete deaf
ness Quickly cured with little cost hy
Drs Shores famous treatment
"Is your hearing falling2'
"D0 your ears dischArgt
us the wax drying iu your earsT'
"Do YOU hear better some days than
others o.
us your hearing worse when you
have a col1?'
Don't neglect this until your hearing
ls irreparahIy destroyed. prs shores
can cure you.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1906-05-05
aeorge Roland Dead.

George Boland, whose serious Illness
was chronicled in our issue of last week
passed away at his home in Spearfsh at
Il O'Clock on the morning of April 26th,
surrounded by his wife and five chill
dren, and brother and sister. The inn
mediate cause of his death was acute
kidney trouble.
Mr. Boland was born May |, 1877 in
Renfrew, Ontario, Canada. He came to
the Hills in February, 1876, from Eureka,
Neb., and was one of the organizers of
the Society of Black Hills Pioneers. In
company with John X Brennan he laid
out the old stage road from Rapid City
to Buffalo Gap, and for twenty years
made his home at the latter place. Mr..
Boland was a provisional state senator
from the southern Hills in 1882 first
county commissioner of Custer county,
and one Of the first trustees of the state
school of mines. For the past -four years
he has been forest ranger near PringIe.
He had wide acquaintance and many
warm friends who regret to hear OF his
death
The deceased leaves an interesting
family consisting of wife, three sons
and two daughters, the children just
merging into manhood and womanhood,
The funeral was held sunday afternoon
under the auspices Of Spearfsh lodge A.
+. & A. M. of which deceased was a
member. Forest Supervisor Smith and
the rangers of the Black Hills reserve at
tended the services in body.