davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-12-20

Mile. Marthe DupIy, whose remarkable
volume Of sonnsts has won the Sully
Prudh0mme prize, lives in an attic.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-12-20
Do You Tiaank
For Yourself =?

Or. do you open YOUR mouth like q young
tfrd shd gulp down whatever food or redi-
zine maA DO offered you2
IN n b y n
FUkNskA2rAau intalllgent thinking woman.
In need ofSeilsf from weakness, nervousness.
pain and suiSsAipg. then It means much to
you that there ere tIied and tIus honest
rpsdlcina QE -xAoHN- COMPOSITION. sold BY
,drngglsts for the cure Of wom ans ills.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-12-20

S. G. N. U. No. 51--1sO6.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-12-20
A Positive
CURE
Ely's Cream Balm
, oalckIv absorbed

IS qtsckiy apsorpeo.
Gives Rssisi at Once
II cleanses, soothes
heals and protects
the diseased men,
brane. II cures Ca
tarrh and drives
away q Gold In the
Head quickly. Re-
stores the Senses of
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-12-20

Taste and Smell. Full size 80 cts, at Drug,
gists or by mail Trial Size 10 cts. by maiE
Ely Brothers, Sc Warren Street. New York,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22

and In fact I known that the Rhode Island
Senator Is not going to assume tho burden OF
passing the Philippine tariff bill. Without his
active aid measure 10 which thero Ia a
great deal OF opposition will have q hard
tImo. In connection with the back breaking
process 1 assume that Aldrich Is not going to
carry the Statehood bill on his shoulder
There is another matter that Aldrich VIII look
after however tho railroad rats bill. and
here he may be tho defensive or In the OPP
position. He certainly Will he II any attempt
Is made to paoo radical measure.
Helped the Hold-Ups.
Western member OF the House relat-
Ing tho Btory OF train hold-up In which n
friend OF his blured the train robbers. This
friend was quito an extensive dealer in lum-
ber and carried large amounts OF money with
him. and on the day the train was robbed had
a considerable sum with him. He near
tho center OF the chr and the two "roGd
agents" wero working both ends toward tho
middle" When the lum6erman was reached
one of the robbers, showing a revolver under
his nose. said:
Come. shell out your money. and be quick
about IT.
Il never pay money on Tuesday" said the
umoerman Il was on Tuesduy that tho
hold-up was made.
Quick. quick" said the robber hand out
what you've GOT and he nourishod tho
volvc- thrcateningly.
L told you never pay money on Tuesday"
said the lumeerman. assuming q dogged air
1T has always been principle with me-"
This This conversation wns heard by tho. other
portion OF the car and evidently nervous
over the delay
Let him alone" he called out to his part
ner. he's fool and he hasn't got any money
Come let's get cut of this ''
The two robbera then hurricdy left the car
ana tho train proceeded TO Its destination
When tho lumb+rman reached home he was
warmly congratulated by his friends.
What for2' he asked.
For saying your money was tho reply
didn't save It, retortcd tho lumberlnnn
Il was the only person on the train that was
not robbed, and every mothers eon and dnueh-
Ter borrowed OF me. I might just as we'll
have turned II over to the agents ="
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22
WARM SPRINGS RESORT
IS TO BE IMPROVED
After Many Delays Plans of New
Company Assume Definite
Shape.

with tho hling Saturday OF articlca Of In
corporation OF tho Warm Springs company OF
this city, lons delayed plans havo taken def
nito shape and tho improvement of admittedly
ono OF tho SrcateHt health resorts OF tho Weot
IN assured. The plans OF the company. which
is backed by NJ r. Brothers OF Snlt Lake.
arc to have tho place remodeled and ready for
business BY April /
Will Spend Big Sum.
largo sum will ho spent by tho incorpora-
tors In tho construction OF additional build
incs and the Improvement OF the existing
structures. That thoro is n field hero for ths
development OF n sanitorium which should bo-
come widely known is not TO be doubted. AS
the waters OF the Worm springs possess me-
dIcinnl qualities cquaI TO thoso OF tho famous
springs OF Arkansas or tho popular bathing
places OF tho old world.
Formation Of Company.
Tho company. which Is capitalized at slOo 900.
is controlled by Mr.. Brothers, president, and
directors. Other shareholders and members OF
the board Ben u. Luce Vce-president.
w F Adams secretary and treasurer. and
D. II. PccTy. Mr.. Brothers will leave Monday
for trip East during which he will visit
othcr resorto 10 obtain ideas for plans OF i'm
provemcnt In tho local snnitarium.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22

Catarrh Is not only dangerous in this
way, but II causes bad breath. liberation.
death and decay OF bones. loss of think
Ing and reasoning power. kills ambition
Indigestion. dyspepsia, raw throat and
reaches To general debility. idlocy and in
sanity 1t needs attention at once. Cure
1t with Gauss Catarrh Cure. IL is a
quick. radical, permanent cure, because 1t
r.ds thC system OF the poison germs that
cause catarrh.
In order to prove to all who arc suffer
ing from tcis dangerous and loathsomo
disease that Gauss Catarrh Cure Will
actually cure any case OF catarrh quick
Is. no matter how long standing or how
free OF all cost. Send us your name and
address today and the treatment VIII be
sent you by return mail. Try ~ 1t win
positively cure so that YOU will be wei
coined Instead Of summed by your
friends. c. f.. GAUSS. J0a9 Main St.
Marshall. Mich. FIJI out coupon below,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Changes in Salt Lake Soil Entered of
Record.

Selic VI. Hamilton, 81 nj. to A. Nc
Kclur warranty deed l32NSO feet
lot ), block II. plat \. ............-..... o.00)
Chase Steeac 10 Gtnh Lumber company
warranty deed. cast holf or lot 6 and
wcst half OF lot :. block &c. plat n. IL. .E00
Peter A. Hanson To Lucy E Hagons
warranty decd. lots % and =, block
TO- City PARK sub 80. ..............., 1850
Mary 5. Bascom TO John L. Williams
warranty decd lot is and south half OF
lot 10 block .. Walkers sub ........ 625
Emma i. IattoN 20 Louis Cramer.
ranty decd, 5SSil2h feet. lot 6. block
Sc plat G .-..-. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
Harriet A. Jef,rs 10 Ann NJ. Cannon
warranty Gecd. onc-thrd interest in
part OF lot o. block 70. plat A. ....,.. $500
Emily Robbrs. ct al. Ia Ray Il. IIaf-
falIcr. warranty decd. part OF south
cast quarter OF section s. township .
south rang, / east .-.............,.Y... 2ro
David \. Hilton 10 Thomas MaroncauS.
warranty decd. 2isKi0 rods. northwest
from tho southeast corner OF lot I,
block ~. plat II. ...................-... 2.l25
Emily Raleigh et al. to &. Q r. Wells,
ct al, decree part OF lot J, block llf,
r. O. w Ry company to Rosa Klink.
cast 81 feet lot :. block 4, Fountain
pany. part Of block a. plat ..............
\ Mcclellan, Jr. To Salt Lake Security
and Trust comTany, l32X6O feet. lot 3
block 5l plat s....-.... ..,........-.. 900
Edgar n. Reeves to l. Bennett west
half Of lot 5. block 10. plat {. -..... zoo
Frank Il Losee to Joseph II. Smith
;lkxt23 feet, lot T. block - plat II. 50. 100
Louis Bercts to Charles Mayors. part OF
lot S. block IS, plat 3. '..s,,s.,".,,., 2.@o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22
DYE AGAIN ARR[|
on SER|0US| |
Prosecuting ATTORNEY
Convict on CharH|
Means PriSsl|

II Joseph Dye. the man Sho
entecn-year-old wife In q Sal,
ill-reputc, is allowed TO 80 =
through no fault OF Attorney R
attempt TO convict Dye on ns|
grancy wns not successful, n
after his release no wns Egz1
IL IS likely a more seriou q
be charged. n
Expects to Conyia
To Tribune reporter Sat-
Attorney DAILY said: Il su
conclusively that Dyo was az
lutte person, but according .
nences this Is not sufficient 81
In order 70 ind a man Gnu
l must not only prove him y
cIssolutc person. but also pTvf.
about tho streets at late AZ
OF tho night, This was
Dye was never seen on The q
0 o'clock and that is neithts
usual hour I hope, howeves. =
Attorney Will convict the n,
OF assisting In placing eaas'
house or ill-rcpute.
AS to Mrs. Dys
"As far as known. bis vs.
way. Is only IL years old rss'
woman until sho was tasea
to the house OF illsrepute. y
oCnN1ctlng tho man on tbh =
sentence will await him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22
POULTRY SHOW ENDS
Eighteenth Annual Exhibit Comes to
q Close

Tho eighteenth annual show OF tho
Utah State Poultry association CANA ~
close last evening. During its four
days operation about two Thousand Me-
pie visited IL, which 80 far exceeds all
previous records OF the association'a az
nuaI I EXHIBITS To President Plummer and
secretary Fanning and their abla asstst
ants Is due great credit for tho succeea
mat tho show proved TO be Another reo,
So Suro OF the show Is that the largest mum
pec,Ion %, oros ever exhibited under the d.
rection OF the association were ar Tho
present snow. tho total number were en5
Prizes Are Paid.
Last evening the cash prizes orso,
the association for the best nans u,ns s
pald TO tho fanciers. The prizes wern 81
nep roT 'nE Tnn nrst st pen and So for the second
nrst class: II. H Pinnock, Alfred p R.,," INC
Verne Reeve, C. j Sander. Vern. neuts' Ms
Sracken; @ n, John A. Beck. Jr,' HYDE RrotS- MS
Sayior flaslen, Z. G: Plummer. Melvin
RAINING Brothers, Mrs l., g ,Ino nUouheio'
car Runsteod, Salt Lake Poultrw b. Os-
winhsrsy vIimpany, In In the list OF tho second prgn
nell, A j. Hoffman, j l.. HAIL & LIN,
Maro. Leo Lyman, l.. /, Simmonp freq
Larson. j w. Fenton summons +.
Captured Three Silver c,ns
Among the five silver Guns oro
the inc association Alfred Belts co,,,y oy
~ ~, % eteH' which were ne fdIfe W
LOT 1o5 , inc whitest bird. highest scorjDr jows; M
ana E,e .he seeretary's challenge Gun iGs Go pen
for the eS SsSes ssesFsd saopD qns of the silver euSs
points. The Brook ranch can, iu with 9i1s
TIP TIP Tor th9 highest scoring feo femaIeo the
nnme@oMs n9 awarding OF the prizes offered 1Id hi
about the city were made lo corporations
Birds Shipped rodsv txIe evening
ers tod.v Ios VIII be shipped to their ov-,
ot fd from from the show until nfter IL 10 De
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22
A Career Blasted.

Hero is story OF blasted by a
young man who Is little less than n GRIM
inal for IT is not much better than a crime
for man TO throw away greater opporIunl-
tics.
a Western Senator had among his constlt-
ucnts O man of large family, OF whom
was youth who sought and found service in
tho United States navy. He conceived the Idea
OF becoming officer in the navy by getting
appointment TO Annapolis but no knew
that he could not pass On examination with
out study He wrote to the Senator setting
forth his desires and the troubles In the way
Tho Senator promised him the vacancy that
would occur from his state about the time he
would bo ready for tho examination. Tho
him to report for duty on board the receiving
ship Sontco. lying OF Annapolis. with nominal
duty only. and permission to so ashore and re-
cclve instruction and coaching for his exam
inatlon for appointment in the Naval academy.
Then came trouble. Hc in q scrape ono
or those unfortunate affairs which arc CON
doned &c some extent, but II required the prcs-
OF his mother and brother TO arrange the
nftnir.
Tho next thing the Senator heard of tho
young mans progress wps the receipt Of n
telegram stating that he had been brought be-
fore summary court martial charged With
going ashore without leave, He acknowledged
that he had asked leave and It had boon re-
fused and he thcn went without leave. 1T was
such n nngrnnt OF dsobedlenco OF orders
that there WAS nothing 10 do TO sayo the young
man.
OF course thsro ia no place In tho academy
Tor man who while in tho navy has dcll5er-
away an honorable career. but his place Will
be nlied by some brought from tho same
State who will not socrlhce his lifo for an
evening" pleasure.
Aldrich Is Quiescent
'Aldrioh Ia not breaking his back during this
session OF Congress-, IL remark that I
heard tho other day. II IL inferred from that,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22
Divide Responsibility.

This Commercial club has said that II would
present plan OF procedure for the cOnsi1crn-
tlon OF the conference OF January -. 1896. Tho
movement has now reached such unexpected
proportions that recognizing tho wido OF
country affected and the grave interests In
volyed the club Is reluctant to assume tho
solo responsibility OF the plan In question and
In which ell arc equally Interested. Indeed, II
would be mRnifcStly unfair to tho important
organizations which have thus far rendered
such generous and effective aid IN advancing
the intcreCts OF tho conference TO Ignore them
in tho preliminary consideration Of this vastly
lrnnnrtnnf nhnrn nI ~ NNnr,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22
Los Angeles Man Busy.
Baron Company Incorporates.

The Baron company which will carry a
general merchandise business in Salt Lako
City, West Jordan md Murray. nled articles
Cf Incorporation in tho Office OF the County
Clerk Saturday Tho company Is capitalized
for Sz5.oOO. divided into 81 shares. The officers
Henry a. RNrpn, president and general
manager. David y. Baron, vice president; Jo-
seph Rcinshreiber, secretary Arthur Frank
treasurer The company takes over the busl-
OF D. r. Baron q Co. in Salt I-aEo and
West Jordan and the Leader Mercantile com
Inny OF murray.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22
DISCUSSING CAMPAIGN.
Real Estate Association Board Holds
Formal Session.

For the purpose OF discussing ways and
means OF furthorinR Its campaign OF publicity.
the board or governors OF the Real Estate
ISOLATION hold meeting at headquarters Sat
Urday Afternoon. Aside from tho consideration
OF routine business the meeting chiefly
devoted 20 discussion OF ways and means OF
advertising Salt Lake city and Utnh. work
I'm which the association has been prominent
eInco its organization. Tho discussion was
along general lines and while no definite
ton takon II Is believed that at next
Wednesdays meeting OF the association tho
plan will be presented in full for consideration
OF tho members
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22
MACCABEEs, ATTENTION.

All Sir Knights are requested TO at
tend the funeral Of Sir Knight w. A.
Mcdonald, Phillips Congrega tionul
church, Seventh East and Fifth South.
today at o'clock
H. o. OLSON. Commander.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22
Reward for Slayer of Garside,

Word was received Saturday that tho
Governor OF Wyoming had offered a re-
ward OF 500 for tho capture and delivery
20 the proper officers OF the murderer or
murderers of Ernest H. garslde at Sweet
water. Wyo., in addition TO the amount
offered by the State of Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22
No Selfish Spirit.

This club has undertaken the preliminary
work OF the Seeing America movement In
sectional selnsh spirit, md neither the
club nor any ono connected with II expects OF
wants any reward. except such comes from
The consciousness OF public duty properly
performed
TneFH suggestions arc laid before you for
euch consideration as in your Judgment their
importance demands. and with the hone that
YOU may consider II desirable to accept the
COR NJ ! Ia
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22
Those Who Are Invited.
Letter Sent Out,

The wording OF the letter sent out was
as follows:
l directed by tho special committee to
extend you an earnest invitation TO be present
In this city January 2. two days before the
opening scSSion OF the Seeing America" con-
ference. which IL called you know Tor the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22
DISPLAY OF MANUFl
Auxiliary to Manufactur
chants Association IA

Tho Ladies' auxiliary 10
turers and Merchants assH
have separate quarters for
Utah manufactured produeu
on tho work that will natuls
der the direction OF the sa
was definitely decided upes
the officers OF the Manu-
Merchants Pssociauon, -
committee appointed oy t ~,
the auxiliary to CONFER Wiz
the matter.
Need Separate "a
At first the officers pvr
the establishment OF sepI-
the committee was not ioas
the officers with the belief
better work would Do scs.
tho women II they cou,a =
arate display rooms emo -
for the work which TIE! n
upon to do.
Offer Is Accept
Having gained this pSlaS {
committee. including M ~
chairman; Mrs. Thomas az
II. Raybould and Mrs. -
gan casting about TOT IN 1
The manager of the Nj MI
Goods company voluntee.I,cr ~
the balcony of their big
fer was most gratefully s
Fine Display Utah
BY the end of the Pr
COMMITTEES thinks thar
place in the new quarters
OF Utah manufactuled ~,
petcnt woman In charse "a
merits of the goods anu u,ss
formation that visitors u
tain. -
And visitors Will be s
times. The balcony VIII r,at||
the double purpose OF oioEs
display possible OF U "n,sk'I
the further purpose OIL .for|
tors as welcome ana so' IN 81
slble. Whoever may o ,horco<
new quarters will be .nI .,ilI b
on Utah products, ana I'D
time give demonstrations
goods.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22
Local Bank Clearings.

Excellent conditions in financial circles aro
Indicated by the record OF local bank clear
ings for tho week. the Increase being ncarIy
50. 600 over tho corresponding period of last
year The figures follow:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22
Represent Best Thought.

Further. It would seem wise TO have tho
plan presented To the conference with the un-
lerstandinG that II represented not only tho
best thought of tho combined commercial
bodies OF the directly into: estcd section, but
had their sanction and Endorsement.
Such p presentation as is here Indicated
would also. IL seems 70 tho committee, move
strongly for the accomplishment OF the pur-
u1aga of Tho conference
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22
Will Be Comprehensive.

The general plan In contemplation Will be.
when completed, comprehensive and represcn-
tative in character and easily possible OF prac-
tical application. but that II can be improved
upon by the experienced men named above i'd
mil pf no
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22
LOCAL STOCKS FIRM.
Numerous Securities Are Paying First
Dividend of Year.

In tho field OF local securities the week
closed with n hTTn but quiet market. Tho
Stnto Rnnk OF Utah and tho Dcseret National
bAnk have paid thoIr regular dividends whlo
Thatcher Bros bnnk OF Logan has mnde q
distribution OF an extra per cent. Tho pass
nge OF the Philippine measure In tho House
has cnused a slight weakness among sugar
stocks. Closing quotations for the week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22
Will Hold Preliminary Confer
encc on Seeing America
First" Movement.
COMMERCIAL CLUB HAS
NO DESIRE TO DICTATE
Intention Is to Have Complete
Working Plan Ready When
Convention Meets.

Announcement that the Commercial
club OF Salt Lake has agreed to present
to the Sec America First" conference,
which meets here January 25. complete
working plan. is by no means to be con-
strued as a desire on tho part OF that
organization TO dictate the methods and
policy to be pursued In the work This
Is evidenced by the fact that the com
mlttec sent out on January an invitation
to eighteen prominent publicity men Of
the West an invitation to meet In Salt
Lake two days in advance OF the con-
ference proper. for the consideration OF
the plan of permanent organization.
Those to whom the invitation was sent,
many OF whom have already signl0ed
their intention OF being here in advance.
as requested are:
Those Who Are Invited.
Rufus ,. Jennings California Promotion
committee. Frank Virgins, Los Angeles
Chamber OF Commerce. Tom Richardson. Port
lrnd Commercial club. George w. Cooke. Den
ycr Business Mems league: John T. Burns.
McNann. Omaha Commercial club; Louis W.
Pratt, Tacoma Chamber OF Commerce and
Board OF Trade; L. G. Monroe. Spokane
Chnm0sr OF Commerce; T. j Anderson, To-
peko Commercial club. W. S. Tilton. FL Paso
Chamber OF Commerce; w A Beard, Sacra-
a. Runyln. Manufacturers and Morchants'
association OF KansaJ city; II. p Wood. Ha-
wall Promotion committees II l.. Rcsing.
Wichita Commercial club; Henry Russell
Wrny. Colorado Springs Chamber OF Com
meTcc; George X, Brown, Littlc Rock Board
mcrclUl club; w. c. Nyc Minneapolis Com
mCTCial
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22
Mr. Kooser WIN Be Here.

Many Salt Iakers Will be pleased to
know that wire received from H. B.
Kooscr general western freight and pas
sengcr agent OF the Missouri Pacific road
and allied lines. Will reach here January
p. He comes as the representative OF
his roads and also OF the Little Rock
and Arkansas State Board OF Trade
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22
Callbreath to Come,

James F. Callbrcath, secretary OF tho
American Mining congress, sent a mes
sage from Denver Saturday saying that
he would be present telegram was
also received from Chicago. signed by j
Charlton, chairman of the Transcontl-
mental Passenger association, now In ses-
sion In which he says The mcmbers arc
much interested and all who can manage
to be present VIII be there. Every one
sincerely desires the success OF the move
ment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22
Realty Men Busy.
Some Good Improvements.

Viewing tho extensive improvements that arc
already under way contracted for In tho
business portion OF the city cannot mis-
take the fact that mnny for-se seeing men re-
alize the largely augmented population that
win como to Salt Lake In the near future,
There arc no LEGS than eight apartment and
rooming houses now under construction or
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22
Sitting Down on Swellheads.

There men in the Senate now who have
been made 10 feel what Is in store for those
who TOO previous" and have been too
much impressed with their own importance.
They have n way OF sitting down n man
In this body said an old Senator TO me,
that Is not adopted In any club in tho world,
hcult time" And how true IL Is! j have
known several men who come to tho Senate
with high hopes and considerable ability. but
went TO private life with credit to them
selves as Senators. II Is q pretty good plan
for q man, even when elected Senator to
LEARN the ropes" and far possible con-
form to the unwrttcn laws and usages OF tho
body. do not believe that a man incurB any
particular hostility by making a speech, espo-
cislly IL no has something 10 say md says
IL we'll But IL Ia the man who Ia too much
impressed With his own Importance and dig
nifty, and who has tho fatal faculty OF rub
bing tho fur tho wrong way whose forward
In tho Senate is resented. and who goes
through process OF Senatorial discipline be-
cause no falls TO grasp the position Of
himself and the Senate