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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-30
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Ncrlaugt:
200 Nnitcruaifncr tn %nuiercr Gonicrucr 5abrif
yan Ct. Spnis, Wtii.
unlere Nrbeiier babeIi ole beiten Sdiier in
Wiiiiiiippi. 8eniigeno Sdotien. Sdnmc mo
Sras uin Die ssobnlneen. 70 oab Die ainoer
muDrciio Die Glterfl drhelteiL.
sorih Radins Gumpanl.
Baltimore, 0fo.
Baltimore fir bic Iestcn. 80 Sabre hietet Ga.
rantie bafiir, oab mir uufcre Gentc rc6t bcbaI.
heln, ~ %liriierer 5abrtf I'M Siioen totpo9k oils
sa% p'e nit " ge HafIisiprs suO S Snieu se aS5beI GuD ',nS
iebe Samilie bat cine aii6c, Oierl. aubien unb
Senerbol5 frei. sSir bc5abIen ote 5abrt mad,
Ban Ct. 2onts nne i'm Mai 1907 pie 8iidfabrt
lnb baltimore. Wtatraben, GcdDtopie. .3euer,
Sepdd iro Snusbnltspa1ren lperoen i~oiicntrei
%nerinnot ulio i'm Wfai 1907 nab Baltimore rid
~beftrnert lueroei.
Ser 9rdiiOeit Der Golnpasnie fiiDrt In Der
Sdbrif btc Mufi6t iiber Die 9ciite al ieoent
sSir SabIen. ! Gents PRO aopt fir bas oeif;
men BON 5 Einno. Mtdilrer %erbulien 10 Gems
pro Siunoe fir ons y8eeiabrcr bon S6nleu etc.
sSir beSabIen GadersWdo6en nit Sriubrulig
10 Gents BRO. Sfuilee nrb anabeli fir Irbell
on ben Uiafbinen nno I'M 9aaerb1lls 10 Gent:
pro Stunoe. Wtdnner aui Dem sluiterniana in
Den guoten erbalte1 ibret r~eguIdren Nntbeil
ober $4,000 pro Monat. llniere 9euie pcroen
big sum StIub Der Cation icocn 3ag slrbeit
BADEN.
@ir %betreiben feinen Gompaenie.9abe foir.
bern Die 2elte fbnnen inufen. no ie polen.
vs. 1lent . Suoen gum Stfltaiif 8 Sletl6er. l
Vnder uto 9 51rnter, Die allc Sorten BON Sc
rriife 1uf ibreil @aaen Su DART bringen. gue
foiiitlen nab Der 5ubrii gum 9arbeI nno brins
geil. mas ~oerIunet ipiro.
Bah ct. 9ouis bat 1000 @inipobncr, 1T einc
praniooae Stabt lno CONNER sRefort. nit 8
air1et lno outer pffentIi6cr SduIe nit 6 2ebs
rern, bat arBeroein ette nit 1beater berbunocllc
Sale. Mian ftreibe ms ober ipredc in nm
ierer 6abrif, Gdc 2a,urenee. nmo Gfcment.s ctr,
gpenitsHsint, Dor. Menn sic an Sontb s ooer
Senrietta i73 telepboniren, miro Elm 8ertretcr
bel Sbneu bnrfpredben. Dian penoe Sid) nibers
Dem an Charles emttt, Vr. 406, aHp'Gpninston.
Mucnne.
1prif Yadins Complain,
(300-1,4 Baltimore, Wfb,
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SricfbcfDrbernng nad benz I~uslamoc.

'"
Die ouSlGnoiide Eoit fir oie an
3. Gopcnrber eubenbe @ohe ihlicbt
in alien SdGcn piinftlid i'm Solpt.
9iireoll, mie folgt:
Sic 8odet Goit lit tagIiN bon Q
llbr Worgcns bis 5 llbr No6mittaoS
pifen, ousgetommen Sonnto9S.,
9ie &adet-Yoit nad) 9cuti6lono
idlicbt nm 5 llbr Hodmitto0S am
81. Sfto6cr; nod @roBbritonnicn Ii.
SrIono Gierdtog mo 6reitog nm 5
llbr Nod)m.
Gompfcr iobrcn BON Nclu Oorf
ob, mcnn nift onocriueitiG ollgc0c-
ben.
GranS.otIontii6c Soft.
0ienitog, 30. OCTOBER, Z llbr
Ibenos, nod europa per Gampftr
n@oieitic," bio Gllecnstpmn,
Wittipodl 81. OCTOBER. - 6 ltbr
abcnos. nod europa per Gompfer
n@Iii6er," pia Glpmouth Gberbourg
uno Somburg Qof.iodcn nad)
Sronfrcid unb Dem liioIifen euro
pa miiiien. nper @liifcr" ooreiiirt
ieiil); 7 llbr 9(benos, noh Guppo
per Gompier so Eropence," pio Sa-
prc 9oitio6en nod 8robbritonnicn
u,b Srlollb miilien ben Scrmcrf
npcr So Eropcnce" ~troacn).
Srcitog, 9. Nop. = 6 llbr IbcnoS,
nod SrIono per Gompfer %rllmbrio,"
pio Queenstown (oic Eoit nod an
bcrcn S6cilen Guropo'S milB nper
llmbrio" bc5cid)nct iein); 7 llbr
NbenoS, nod europa per Sompfer
Philadelphia" pia Elpmolltb mo
Gberbourg.
Soft iii . ii s. uno Central.
amcrita q, @cit -Snoicn
II. i. 10.
Gienitoa. 80. Sftober. - 8 llbr
Nodnl, no6 Somaico per Gompicr
bon Bottom; 10 llbr Ibenbs, nod
Snoglo, Sopti ulo Colombia per
9ompfer nSoloipia;" rod) Gentrals
glnlcrifo, Der aonal5onc, Colombia
uno iiioliden Gocific.S1fcn per
Gompfcr pia Colon; nod Den See. II.
@inbiparb.Sniel unb Guiana per
Gnmpfcr nGorib6ec."
MitttuodL 81. October. - 10 ll9r
IbenbS, nod) Glbo, Ducoton n1b
Gomped)e per Gompfcr nSegnron.
co." nod Surf's Sslolro uno Soi,
Goningo per 9ompfer nSeminoIe;;"
nod Sonloica per Gompfer bon E6i.
laoclpbia.
Gonncrltog, /. Hob. - 10 l16r
Ibcnos, nod) ben Bahamas per
9umpfcr ySigiloncio."
Srcitog 9. Hop. - 10 llbr gboS.,
nod Curacao, Gene5uela uilo Golont.
bio per 0ompfcr nMnrocoibo;" nod
Forto Tico per Gonpfcr rGorpli.
no" pia Son Suon; nod Sortunc.
Sslonb, Somoicn ulrb Columbia per
Compiler vSornia;" nod ocn So
EIota!2Gnbcrn per Gompicr .Sor.
teniius;" ilodl Barbados, Gominico,
ct. Grcir utb 81. SbpmloS per Cant
pier nErctoria."
Eoit fir Neufunolono, pio Noro-
Sponen, unO fir Miquelon, pio 80.
itorL idlicbt bier tdelid 8 llbr &od),
mittogS; fir Cuba, pio Campo, /
ll6r Nafmitta9s tGglid; fir Gotta
Tico, Sonouras (oitIidc aiiIte), Ni.
caragla (0itlidc aiiItc) uno @uotc.
mola, pia Nclu Orleans, tGglid 10
llbr MbcnOS; fir Wcrifo, t10Iid) mn
2 l(br Nod)mittogS unb 10 llbr ocS
IbcnOs.
SranS.B s. il.
WittnodL 81. Sftobcr. - 10 llbr
Ibcnbs, iloh Saluaii, @llom mo
ocn Fbilippincll, pio San Sror3isco.
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Sm %nerfamfen.

Sdone aweiitodise gotcrete-8 obn-
bduier NIT Sront.g ercnba inter
lcidJten 9eOin9ungeu 5t ocrfaufen.
Na65ufragen an Srt uno SteIe,
Gator-Tucnnc nnb SlS gurt-Glpab.
(Sept27 19PD
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SAFER. 49, 3uflibr 11,0I guidel
aus Den Gleootoren 5urildge5ogcn
1871 Yuidel; elepotocea Torrot6
53i.S9G 9uldel. 8erf1uie: I Wogs
gon Nr. 3 ueiber 81 371a, / 90. 90.
81 3SH. I 90. Nr. = gcmiidter jll
37H2, I 90. Nr. 3 meiBer Sii 80. 1 90.
9tr. 3 lueiber 81 37li, 1 90. 90. 5i
37M.
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Su %ucrfanfen:

$3.50 innfen zines iener rtebIi5cn Sdufcr
an Der 9ortsStrabe, 5uifdcn SrIcans' unb
ScfferionsStrabe. 9ie fdmmtIihert pbcn 9e'
ranitten Sdufer iiHb neu ltib MODERN cirgcrid'
iet. SeSeIei6en bas SAis gr. 1o2, glorS'
Iontforbssloenue. @oufteue IA SUB 8 3ou
bel rs SUB; @runo5ins $2.25 pro SUB. Ereis
bes sonies sf2b0:00. COWARD Z. Gallagher,
@aumeifter, Sr. 2i07. Sairnpnnt.au cnue
(204-)
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Baltimore Sransfer Gompasnie,

ehbsh-Gde eight. unb 2pmbaro.strate.
1anSabbef transpprtirt nnb perpadt. pntnt.
bnNe nnb Phaetsns fur Htenies ipcrben ieSt
fur bic fommence Gaifon eebuGt. Gutrtpee:s
uub Vretfe rcdbf. (b2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-30

Wt q 3lTltDr I3,bJ0 Wll1djcI,
Serionot bon Den Gleoatoren 41,029
Vuid)cl; Glepotorcn.Gorrot 564,75S
9uid)el. Gerf6ufe: / @oggon 5uriid'
gelpieicner (fcrld)t) 81 16, 4 90. gelbcr
81 50, 8 90. genniifter Spot 81 80,
10000 Nopcmbcr (rciier) 5t 80, .
WoaNonS Spot 6u 521k.
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Baltimore Marftbcridltc.

ltimorc %. Sftober 1906.
We |. - 3uiubr 21,S97 SGlicr,
ciniblicblih 1870 SGlier 5u Occult.
Eoirt uno $50 Sdiicr SIT Canton.
&iiitenperionot 407 Soiicr. Die 9toti.
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NDbert s. 8ladbmrf,,
Grnnoei1enthnms .llQf(er,

6arnen nnb gersah.sG isenttum sine epesta.
ftdt.
Qtlb IN ueflethen.
50 babe nebrere fIeine Sarmsu All berinu,
Ten. Setr billie: mifffen bfefe 1cde berfauft
perben.
ssr 1909 Notwithstanding.
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Sn perfaufen.
@icl 0cIo At Deroicnen

init Semitic, Sbft. uno g8einbau. @erinae Pins
6abIune, Ieidte geoinsungen fit fIeibiee 5ar'
mer. Cine iuuftrirte grof1iire ipiro fret Der.
fanbt. Man f6rcibe besbaIb on
y. Habenbppp, iii R..GbarlcS.s ctr,
(Sept19. 12Wate) Baltimore, Wlb.
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Hn %perfaMfeit:

gu perfanfen:
Sene 1eien mobrrnen 5%fpeifi1dieen Sdufer on
Der gorbseurleOsS trabe, apiffen Der Sairs
mount'gloenue uno SapettesS trabe; ceneritrie
&eucr. 9rottoire nno sole; emainirte gaoe'
ponne unb 8ii6eusabeiiife; Marmor' 1repper.
@ atbgasssaiSrsaII ' ! ser ddn UftS'D aeal,eHsle ss !serfanis.
Nebinerngen. 9reis 5000. 90. Grunb5ins $50
pto Sabr. Eebmt bic 5atrmonntG oerine'sBas'
CONS. ..J
Waiter, 6. mshpboi, an Crt unb eteue.
Sitt-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-30

yeNe farS @aslans beIprst g.. 4ains. Wr.
ii3. rit.saItimpt-.str, BareGptam1eufs. aps.
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Sclttiac Sdlukrote:
Serfduic nui DER bIeIigen gfieftcn.
9orie.
FIRST CALL.

$1,000 Go1Toiieateo Gas GET ........,f06E
5000 rNiiso Gci!rGts ier =. ....... ass
$1,000 Petersburg @laffe ~ .......1i3h
$1,000 ORG ..t-., So.
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SECOND CALL.

100 no. GafuaItb .. . {. .......... 80
80 SioeIiib II. Sepoiit .........t35
80 Tibclitp II. Sepoiit .........t3i
Il SiScIttp II. 0epofit . . ........t 1876
$1,000 Gitp II. Suburban . . .........tt0h
10000 q Ii. 8 (grior 2ien) ser ..... o3%
$4,000 Sctrott q 4Her ............ 93k
200 ecnbcaro so Com ......... 24h
$1,000 RnIcieb II. gluaufta Ger ....... 1891
20 Wiedantcs' Rani -. ...... 26h
is Wie6anicS' 0anf .. ........... &c
80 9~iortbcrn Central ..........t07
% GoriberH Central ....,..1 10TH
$4,000 NaIeisb IL. @n%on Der .112H
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Heuiides Ntbeits.Wadweiiunns.gnr enn.

Eenfidles its.NadIpciiunDs ,ghrrnn.
Ar, 30, SiibzSharp.Strabe. inter Der guii6t
nenifte Sanbluerfer. slrbeiicr rro SieIitbotcn
6i belbdffigen luiintdlen. ipoaen fhb pcri5nIidb
ooer In frpniirten @riefel an Den Mpenten Der
@eleuibalf.. 5ntann 2. 9tener, Wr. 210, Glib.
Sbdrp. strafc, ipenben, ipcIdbcr unentarItIid
ausfunit ertbeilen ipirb. Sprc6imloei bon
/ bis 8 ltbr. (San2SJSO "
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Gtraenacindc


Gin Muun in ~miiiIeren Sabrcr. fpribt
Gteuuile in iraen6 ciiiem refpefiabIen Seiobdli
Qiebt nibt aif bobes Gobn). Iorefe: Tr,
410, 4urh.Ann. strake, y. Y. 5ran 2atfdD.
GOOD
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steaeaciudl:
Yin HodsShHeiber crfier aldife uto gnidcIs
mann. ssoh5ufraaen in Gr. II, eho.Gbefter.
Sfrakt. (303-D
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9erlangt:
Wtdoden tito @labeu, nift inter 10 Sabrcu:
outer gpbu NIB iietige glrbeit. 9tadjnfruaeu
bel bcr Baltimore 0rinr Wipe Co.," Nr. 500,
Sh.Wiunnneit.e trakc. (30O-2) >
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Ho0gc n.-3nfubr 5141 Vui6el;
aus ocn gIcpotoren 5uriidgc5ogcn
1868 9uidel; Glepotorcn . Torrotb
Nc, 315 9ui6cI.
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@ci6en. 3ufubr 1921 9us
ldel; &crionot bon Den elepntoren
1918 9uidcl; Glcpatorcn , Sorrotb
474,546 9uid)el, S%crfoufe: 1 @og.
gon Stcomer Nr. 2 rotber 81 Y.
10000 9libel Steamer Hr. 3 rotber
Nopember 81 6934, 10000 Nopember
81 1872, 10000 Ge5ember Su 1878,
I Woggon Nr. . rotber ST rs, 1900
Spot 5u 70.
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$4,000 ecnbonro f0sidbr Ser .......103
$1,000 @spa5 @inf . -. ,............. 80
% GomnS GIG Dad 9fb .,....... TON
100 Baltimore II. Ohio ........t t0N
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@clb sn ucrlcilcn.

WarDlanb Gbattcl 2pau I~Iiociatipn.
$40 bis $500 perben perliehrn ant Wl5buu,
8ianoS ETC., uhne Gntiernnug berfelhen.
Seit 1. Sanudr 1905 ~betinoen ft6 unfere Ni.
reaur ipieoer In unferem alien 9pfale,
Sdfpert Sutietng,
benz 9erid1tsgebilbe qegeniiber.
8in1mer CIR. 229. 231, 23a ~1speiter SInr)
eRbut.Gde Gahette. nno ct. Fanl.e traBe.
SoubenirS flr SefhdftSfreufbe.
(y,ppo IL. I&S)
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8erlangt Srauen unS NiaSdjcn:

0ertnugt:
@iite belItf6e ainoerlpdrterin eriier 9lnle;
outer 9oDr. 9id63ufragen Wioutd9, Den ?. No'
bender In Nr. 1909, pro.6barles'StraRc'
(300-6)
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-08
SEVEN STORY BUILDING.
New Structure Decided Upon by Utah
Savings & Trust Co.

The directors OF the Utah Savings
meeting yesterday afternoon, and as
foreshadowed In yesterdays News. -
decided to make OF the new building to
be erected on the Buckle property fur
Their down the street a seven story
structure. The ground floor and base
ment viii be occupied by the bank and
the upper floors be fitted up for office
purposes The building will be fire
proof with electric elevator and vaults
on each lioor. and a white stone front.
The bank will be provided with all of
the latest improved fixtures. The bank
Is TO stand onc-third of the expense of
building, and two-thirds by individ-
ual stockholders. Eight months will be
required for construction
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-08

THE
f00dCure
puf In tho body what
NATCRE NEEDS.
Find that in
GRAPE NUTS
HOW TO BUILD A BODY.

one Of the most important discover
les Of late is the application of the
right kind OF food 10 rebuild the lost
substances NJ the body, thrown Off by
the active. nervous work Of Americana
Careful investigation by experts in
food and diatetics, has brought out the
fact that albumen. which is contained
In various foods, Is acted upon by
phosphate of potash. not such as OBJ
tanned IN drug stores, but such as Is
found w certain parts Of the field grains
I'm most minute particles, arranged In
Natures laboratory. not mans.
The part OF the grains containing
phosphate Of potash Is used IN the
manufacture OF Grapc-Nu food there
fore the active, nervous, pushing brain
worker can feed the body with fool
that goes directly TO the rebuilding Of
the broken-down gray matter In the
brain. solar plexus and nerve cen,ers
all over the body, with the result that
the individual who refreshes and re-
builds the body with proper material
OF this sort, obtains n definite result,
which he can feel and know Of and
which is apparent TO his friends.
A vigorous brain and nervous system
* OF tho greatest Importance TO any
business man or brain worker. 49,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-08
ATTEMPTED EXPLANATION.
Judge Of Juvenile Court Makes State
mcnt of Outrageous Actions.

The judge of the juvenile court has
started to make explanations OF his
outrageous action of last Thursday In
the Emily Knox case, and yesterday
handed to the juvenile court commits
sion a typewriter statement Of his
version of the Incident The commits
sion had about concluded its session
and did not consider the matter at all,
but will probably meet again Monday
and 60 Into the matter.
The most important business transac-
ted by the commission was the appoint
ment of +. j. Lucas as chief probation
officer to succeed Capt. NJ. NJ. Woods.
who now has charge Of Canyon Crest
farm, and the appointment OF Charles
Hahn as service clerk and probation
officer to succeed L.. NJ. Clark, resigned.
Judge q. NJ. Aumford of the MUIR
ray Juvenile court petitioned the COM
mission 10 he allowed 20 send boys from
bis court 10 the Morris school, the eS-
penses Of their keeping To be paid by
Murray city. The request was granted
and the school VIII be open TO the boys
from the Murray court hereafter under
the conditions mentioned above.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-08
COOK AND NURSE FIRED.
Services Of Those nj Quarantine Hos
pital Dispensed With,

\ meeting Of the city board OF health
was held yesterday az which 1t was de-
cIded to dispense with the services of
the nurse and cook at the quarantine
hospital. There are now only a few
cases Of smallpox in the hospital and
with the advent of warm weather It
viii only be a short time until the hos
pital will be closed for the summer.
The steward win be in charge until the
hospital closes.
II was decided TO have the city at
torney draw mp an ordinance requiring
that all closets within the sewer dis
trict of the city be connected with the
sewer. II is believed that the strict
enforcement of such an ordinance viii
greatly improve the sanitary condi-
lions of the city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-08
RESISTED AN OFFICER.
For That 0hensc II, \. Fay Was As
sesscd $50.

For resisting Police oficer Carlson,
H. A. Fay was yesterday fined $50 by
Judge c. b. Dlehl, The man was arr
rested last week on a charge OF drunk
enness, lie objected strenuously to being
taken to police headquarters. aud gave
me officer no inconsiderablo amount OF
trouble. The accused. through his at
toTney James NJ Smith, demanded n
jury trial, the latter asking that the
same be summoned by the sherlff's Of
nee rather than by the police officers,
as ne said he feared tho police would
nor he fair In the matter.
ar, smith yesterday denounced In
strong language Officer Carlson, and
IN turn was himself subjected TO u SCI
we're scathing by Assistant city Attor-
ney DAILY The latter declared that Mr..
carlson was one Of the most careful
ana Efficient officers on the force, and
'he attack OF Attorney Smith was pro-
hounced TO be entirely unwarranted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-08

for the purpose Of providing for the
grading, guttering and curbing, and
paving thereof.
An ordinance levying a tax and pro-
vldng for the assessment OF property
on the south side OF Fourth South
street between state and West Temple
streets, on the north side Of Seventh
South street between East Temple and
State streets, on the west side Of State
street between Fourth South and Fifth
South streets,and on both sides OF State
street between Fifth South and Sew
enth South streets, in Sewer districts
Nos. | and ?. for the construction Of
sewers.
An ordinance levylng a tax and for
the assessment Of property on the
south side OF Fifth South street be-
tween Second West and Eighth West
streets and ON the north side Of Fifth
South street between Seventh West
and Eighth West streets, In sidewalk
districts Nos. 20 and 81, for the con-
structiun OF cement sidewalks,
I'm ordinance leyying a tax and for
the assessment Of property on the west
side Of Tenth East street between South
Temple and Third South streets In side
walk district No. go for the construc-
ton Of cement sidewalk
An ordinance leNying a tax and pro-
yiding for the assessment Of property
on both sides Of East Temple street
between Fourth South and Ninth South
streets in sewer districts Nos. and ,,
for the construction of sewers,
An ordinance confirming the assess
ment upon the property on both sides
OF 5 street. between South Temple and
First streets, in sewer district No. J,
for the construction OF a sewer.
An ordinance confirming the assess
ment upon the property on the east
side of Eleventh East street. between
First South and Third South streets, IN
sidewalk district No. %. for the con-
struction Of a cement Sidewalk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-08
ELKS AND DENVER,
Local Antlers Begin TO Talk of Meet
Across the Rockies In July.

The Elks' lodge OF this city is taking
great interest In the annual reunion
which Is to he held in Denver, Colo,
next July. A large delegation Will go
from this state and local Elks are al
ready preparing for the Journey.
~ to 1880 the sessions of the grand
,w9dEo of Elks were held IN the city of
we" York, In that year the meeting
vas held In Cleveland; followed by
louisville the next year, then Buffalo.
Detroit Atlantic city, Cincinnati. Min
leapolis, New Orleans. st. Louis. At
,mntlo city, Milwaukee, Salt Lake city.
haltlmore, Cincinnati and Buffalo.
baltimore and Philadelphia viii con-
,est this year at Denver for the next
meeting Of the Denver lodge
reports from Denver 20 the F.lks IN
Wis city say that more than $780, COO
WIZ bc spent for the entertainment OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-08
HAVE YOU DYSPEPSIA. INDIGES-
TIONp

II to-day you suffer from impaired
digestion, sluggish liver or impure
blood, and you were Told Of n prepa-
ration which would cure you at a small
cost would you try the remedy? There
Is a mdicine-GreeHs August Flower.
Go 20 your druggists and buy a test
bottle for Is cents or the regular size
for 10 cents. II YOU have used all other
dyspepsia remedies without satisfac-
tlon. or II you have never used any
preparation for thse distressing affec-
tons; II you have headache. bilious
ness. loss OF appetite sleeplessness ner-
yousness, or any disorder Of the stom-
mach or liver. cure Yourself quickly
by using the infall!be August Flower.
It IS not an alcoholic stimulant but
quite harmless for general use Get a
copy Of Green's Prize Almanac. At all
druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-08
NAY TERM OF THE
: SUPREME COURT.
u;,bsst State Tribunal Will Con.
yene on Monday
Next.
rwo CASES OF IMPORTANCE.
,,.n If Them VIII Involve Constitu-
donality Of the Court" Presided
over by Willis Brown.

An next Monday morning at 10
.,.oek the May term OF the supreme
.ourt Of the state viii convene. There
:, a cases on the calendar for the
ann Of which only one Is state
',.e Two cases of particular import
.,,o are 10 be heard on Monday, both
(which Involve the constitutionalty of
me Juvenile court One Is petition
n, a writ Of habeas corpus and the
ottst is against the Judge Of the juve-
M. court requiring him TO certify to
,bs supreme court the proceedings In
\, ease against Emil Mil for review
,v the court. Upon the outcome Of
.Lese cases TO a certain extent de-
ends the future OF the juvenile court
,y,tem IN this state.
The calendar for the term follows n
Nav l4-State W.. Swan; In the mat
,sr Of Emma Sahlsberg's application
nrs writ of habeas corpus. Mil VS..
Juvenile court.
Nav l5--In the matter Of Thomas
NarioneauX for a writ of mandate dl-
,sded to state board of examiners;
:kesn vs.. Craig; Hamer vs. Howell.
May l6--Neden-Judson Drug con-.
ANY VS. Commercial National bank OF
ogden Ell al; Rlchey VS.. Beus; Baum
ear,en vs.. Chapman ct al
May 17--Bailey ct al. vs. Leishman
q al; Stone vs.. Ogden Packing COM
many; Bartholomew VS.. Fayctte irri-
gation company.
May iS--Eccles Lumber company vs..
Martin; Blake administrators, VS..
Farrell; Price VS.. Lloyd. executor.
May Elijah Savings & Trust com
pany vs. Bamberger. IN the matter Of
The estate of John T. Carr, deceased:
Johnson VS.. Emery ct al. vs Bank of
Commerce.
May 29--Cahoon VS. Hogan; Tanner
W Edwards. auditors Brown VS.
s0uthern Pacific ct al; Van Why adj
mlnlstratrix. VS. Union Pacific ct al,
Graves VS., Seifred ct al; MacLean W.
wedell,
May 9i-Sanlnoli va. Pleasant Valley
coai company; Sclutti VS.. Union Pa
cIac Coal company; Griffin VS.. South
cp Pacific
May 25--Garr VS.. Smith ct al; Teach
cnor vs. Tibbals; Continental Life H.
surance q Investment company vs..
Jones ct AL
May 2S--Manu City Savings BaIS vs.
Peterson ct ali Hilton vs. Thatch-
or ct al; Farney Va. Oregon Short
Lane.
May Pain the matter of the estate
of Peter ]. snydergaard; In re estate
Of Thomas Miller. deceased. Margaret
Miller Ell al vs.. Livingston. adminis-
.rstiy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-08
\ YEAR OF BLOOD.

The year 1903 will long be remem.
bored in the home of +. n. Jacket, of
Alliance, KY. as a year Of blood which
flowed SO copiously from Mr.. Jackets
lungs that death seemed very near. He
writes Severe bleeding from the lungs
END frightful cough had brought me
at deaths door. when ! began taking
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. with the astonishing result
that after taking four bottles ] Was
completely restored and as time has
proven permanently cured Guaran-
teed for Sore Lungs, Coughs and Colds
az Il. c. NJ. I. drug store. ll2-lli SO.
Main st. Price soc and $500. Trial bot
tie free.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-08

"A dangerous surgical operation, in
volving the removal Of a malignant Ill.
GER as large az my hand, from my
daughters hip, was prevented by the
application OF Bucklcns Arnica Salve,'
says a. c, Stickel, Of Miletus. W, Va.
persistent use Of the Salye completely
cured It," Cures cuts. Burns and In
juries. CSC at z. G.. NJ. l. drug store,
ll2-lli so, Main street,