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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
SOCIETY

Miss Carrie Snppington was the hostess
OF a prettly appointed dinner last even
Ing In honor OF Miss Sara Reid-Park and
Lieut. Royden Beebee Pink and green
were used for the decorations, a mound
OF pink La France roses forming the
center-piece. with trails of plumosa ex-
tending TO the corners of the table. The
place cards were water color designs of
cuplds. Pink candles with shades of the
same tint furthered the color scheme Be
sides the guests OF honor covers were laid
for Miss Mabel Baum of Denver, Miss
Mamie Sapplngton, Lieut., Rifenberick,
James lngebretsen, Roscoe Breeden.
Lieut.. Rifenberck will give q thcater
party this evening for the opening per-
formance of Woodland" IN honor of
Miss Sara Reid-Psrk and her bridal par
ty. Tho guests Will include Miss Clair
Soulc OF Los Angeles Miss Mabel Baum
of Donver. Miss Clara Smith of Los An
geles. Lieut. Beebee. Paul Golleher, Rob
ert Park of Portland, and Hugh Park OF
Stanford.
Miss jeanette Luman entertained a
number of her griendS at q card party
last evening In honor of Miss Allne Yard
OF Denver who is the guest of Miss June
Whittemore. The rooms were pretttly
decorated with pink carnations and emil
lax, the tally and score cards being
colonial bellies, Hand decorated euchre
was the game. the guests being Miss Fun
ny Breeder, Miss Majorie Mulvey. Miss
Elsie Mcmillan, Niles June Whittemore.
Miss Irma Rivers, Miss Pearl Little, Miss
Eme Hansen Miss Ncva Hoy. Miss Nell
Williams Miss Alice Terrell, Miss Eva
Ray. Miss Merle Lynch, Miss Margaret
Harris, MISS Beth Buckingham, Miss Alb
bic Lowe, Messrs. Clare Rivers Jay
Buckingham. CaT Charlie Treseder,
Frank Rudy, Vanentine Hoy, Jack Han
gen. Austin Landenberger, j, r. White
more. Clayton Smith. BernIce and !, Henry
Richardson. Maurice Moon. Paul Carpen-
ter. Scott Bird. Louis McCurdy.
Mr. w. A. Bowles entertained informal
ly at dinner last evening at whitehall
Covers were laid for nine,
Miss Caroline Holmes entertained a few
friends informally at cards last evening
The decorations and tallies were in pink
and green, Six tables were filled with the
players
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scarf left on Tues
day for their home In Chicago, after q
pleasant visit with friends In this city
Mr.. and Mrs George @ Morris will
entertain tomorrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Carlow of Omaha
were guests In the city yesterday en- route
to Los Angeles,
c. II Stone and party OF Kansas City
were In the city yesterday on their way
to southern California.
Mr. and Mrs. S @. Sloan will leave the
first of the week for California to be gone
u month.
The Lantern club met last evening with
Mrs w. l.. Green at the ManItou.
DR.. Reynolds left last evening for st.
George to be away several weeks
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
WHAT 1T MEANS TO YOU.
Few People Realize the Importance of
Good Digestion Until It Is Lost.

Many people suffer from dyspepsia
and do not know II. They feel mean,
out of sorts. peevish. do not sleep
we'll. do not have a good keen appetite,
do not have the inclination and energy
for physical or mental work they once
had but at the same time do not feel
any particular pain or distress In the
stomach Yet all this Is the result of
poor digestion. an insldious form Of
Dyspepsia which can only be cured by
a remedy specially intended to cure
1t and make the digestive organs act
naturally, and properly digest the food
eaten. Btters, after dinner pills and
nerve tonics win never help the trou-
BILE; they don't reach IT. The new
medical discovery does. II is called
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and is
specific for dyspepsia and indigestion.
1t cures because 1t thoroughly digests
all wholesome food taken into the
stomach, whether the stomach is in
good working order or not
Stunrts Dyspepsia Tablets. by d.
gesting the food, instead of making the
worn out stomach do all the work.
gives IT a much needed rest and a cure
of dyspepsia Is the natural result,
When you arc nervous, run down
and slcepless, don't mako the common
mistake of supposing your nervous
stomach with powerful nerve tonics
which make you feel good for n little
while only TO fall back farther than
ever.
Your nerves are still all right but
they are starved, they want food.
Nourish them with wholesome every
day food and plenty or It, we'll d.
gested, ond you can laugh at nerve
tonics and medicine
But the nerves VIII not be nourlshed
from weak. abused stomach, but
when tho digestion has been made
perfect by the use OF this remedy all
nervous symptoms disappear.
Who ever heard of a man or woman
| blessed with u vigorous digestion and
| good appetite being troubled with
| their nerves?
Good digestion means a strong ner-
vous system abundance of energy.
| and capacity to enjoy the good things
| of life
| Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets Will GER
| tainly set your stomach and digestive
organs right; they can't help but do
| II because they nourish the body by
| digesting the food eaten, and rest the
| stomach
| You get nourishment and rest at one
| and the same time. and that is all the
| worn out dyspeptic needs to build him
| up and give new life to every organ
| and an added Zest to every pleasure
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are a
| god-send to the army OF men and
| women with weak stomachs and
nerves and Justly merits the claim of
| being one OF the most worthy medical
4 discoveries OF the time,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
LOWER COURT REVERSED
Opinion Of the Supreme Court Also
Orders Dismissal Of Action.

In an opinion written by Justice Nc
Carty and concurrcd In by Chief Justice
Bartch and Justice Straup, the Judgment
of the lower court was reversed and "A
dismissal of the action ordered. in the
case of the *. p. Mining company VS..
Tony jacobson.
Suit was brought below 10 recover on
a contract for the purchase of certain
mining property in Little Cottonwood
canyon. The lower court found that
jacobson had not surrendered his option,
as alleged by him, and judgment was
rendered I'm favor OF the company for
$40. The Supreme court finds that the
option was surrendered and. therefore,
rcverses the judgment and orders an en-
try OF dgmlSsul
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
PRACTICAL JOKER BUSY
Friend of C. S. Buckwalter Has Fun
at Deputy Clerks Expense.

A friend of Deputy Clerk C. 8. Buck
walter, who is something of joker. had
a few minutes fun at Mr.. Buckwalter's s
expense Thursday morning Calling Mr.,
Buckwaltcr up over the telephone-Mr,
Buckwaltcr is lndisposed. by the way
the Joker inquired:
rs this Mr., Buckwalter?'
1T Is" came back on the line.
"Well" the Joker continued. this is DR..
Blank II understand that you have the
smallpox"
What" gaeped Buckwalter,
II understand that you have the small
poN and | am sending a man TO quar-
antine your home
There Is absolutely nothing In the re-
port" weakly answered Buckwaltcr,
please do nothing rash"
At this time there was a eigg!e at the
1oker'S end of the line and BuCkwalter
"tumbled." The remainder of the con-
vcrsation, while neither Incompetent ir-
relevant nor immaterial Will not be given
here,
Mr.. Buckwalter expects to resume his
duties tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
Recognized His Step.

Gen Horace Porter was talking about a
Trench artist.
The man is talented and good conycr-
sniion1list' he ssid but he Is too gushing
He IL oVer-sYmpathctlc. In his desire to be
agreeable he goes too for.
Perhaps l can best explain what | mean
bS little story-the story OF q young girl.
This young girls sweetheart said to hor
evening.
Were you aware that passed Your house
last night
% OF course. l was she said. DO you
think | would not know your stcp2
but he, ut this. grew grave ard distralt
for NJ had passed in cab.''-Cnicaso litter
Ocean,,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
NO STUDENT FAILS
kline Buencamino Cinched
at Berkeley.

.EY. Cal. Jan. 23.-Fellpe
20, son of Maxine Buenca-
etary of State under Agui-
at present a Judge in the
a personal friend OF Presi-
er, has failed In his college
has been cinched. Buenca-
Is the personal ward OF Pres
eler and the most popular
= attendance at the uniVer-
zen manager OF the Filipino
magazine during the past
1T is to his activity In this
pat his friends attribute his
DIg5 in scholarship.
q man Will leave for Manila
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
P.t LIKE AN
|BA|R OF STATE
a. Ladies at White
Nix Form of We'd
Ng Invitation.
1lMF0R COUPLE
sPRESENT FORTUNE
'9eady Placed for Rich
ons in Gold and
Silver.

ToN. Jan. 25.-Ladies OF
dsouse have at last settled
h q the form Of Alice Roose-
ing invitation. Something
h first suggested. but after
n oncIuded 10 adopt the old
'rm.
intended TO use the words
honor Of" but that was
"request the pleasure OF.
| "R. 6. V. p" were also
and substituted therefor
ltds Answer is requested.
lion is typed In a round
! of the President.
on of the invitation In the
he seal OF the President OF
|, States. This seal can be
while the President IS In
th the invitation is sent a
Dp line of which reads
4 please present this card at
. the White House Saturday
February II. eastern en-
ations to the wedding recep-
er fully 5000, and II is eN-
/: nearly 5000 persons VIII be
,osevelt's engagement ring
:, In this city. 1t is a cluster
.monds. Already local jew
eceiving orders for wedding
e presented to Miss Alice
" her many friends. Among
iotable so far secured here
'sive silver vase and several
1t is believed that Miss
Wedding presents Will rep
lmber and variety q greater
gems, gold and silver than
athered at any official we'd
g.
Is Represent Fortune.
ly of wedding gifts bear the
g of well-known New York
!, purchases are already re-
IN Philadelphia and other
can be stated upon reliable
q that most of the Long
Roosevelt families Will con-
Presents to diamonds and
I 1t is now certain that the
Of Miss Roosevelt's presents
n to q large fortune
~-vice men are considering
.)r protecting the gifts that
y reach the White House as
- day approaches.
w York comes word that
he leading jewelers. have a
icrs for wedding presents.
costliest of these is a dia-
ked tiara which is to con-
gems. The settings are of
vest.
7er, or jeweled belt, set with
Aubies. sapphires and emer-
being made by Tiffany. a
coffee set and a chest OF
each having unique de-
cling made in New York.
!, Of the Gifts Ordered.
small list of articles that it
-od has been ordered for
,yelt:
-,nze vases, two pieces of
lie statuary, a jeweled Yari-
my odd pieces of silverware.
" jeweled bonbonniers box, Il
Ie, n jeweled levelier with
Dndant and q beautiful cor
Emit of silverware that has
ID for this wedding is as-
IT is known that GOrham &c
ling a costly chest OF silver,
I'LL another New York firm
er for a specially designed
silver set.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
Looking for q Shock.

ono day an electric car was doralIed on tho
rnuIn street The conductor vent TO a noar-
nv Office and telophoncd for tho worl; gang
When nc returned To the scene OF the accldC mt
ne saw that the passengers were one side
OF the track with tho exception Of one LADY,
who seemed TO be afraid TO Cross tho rails
When tho conductor drew near she asked
in a tlmid voice; Would 1 get u shock If [
pat my foot on that rqll?" pointing 10 the
nearest one.
NO Madam answered tho conductor, po-
Ntcly Not unloss you put Your other foot
ON tho trolley wire,"-Doston Herald.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
J GUILTY TO CHARGE
Penovich Admits That He
ed the Peace at Garfield.

(sy,ssnoyich. who was discharged
quaker Wednesday, after a
naIlhg on the charge OF
assaultine George WukeIich,
te,.Iy rearrestcd on charge
the peace at Garfield at the
miIup with Wukelich, pleaded
~ Juase Whitaker Thursday
led $40, which ne paid.
.fukelich, who was rcorres,od
re time. failed to appear In
az o9il was declared forfeited
lstood however. that he wIll
y ana the forfeiture viii then
p Tho amount deposited was
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
FOREIGN TRADE HEARS
THREE BILLION MARK
Average Increase Recently Has
Been 1O0,OO0,000 a
Year.

WASHING TON. Jan. 25.-.The for
eign commerce of the United States
approached surprisingly near to the
three-b billion dollar mark In the calen-
dar year, 1905. according to a report
issued by the Bureau OF Statistics of
the Department Of Commerce and La
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
CARTER BLOCKS THE
PUBLIC LAND BILLS
Probably Cut Idaho and Wyo-
ming Out of Soldiers
Home Aid.

Special q The Tribune,
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Jan. Ex-senator
Carter OF Montana blocked the passage
today OF the bills. one for Wyoming and
one for Idaho, granting 10000 acres OF
public lands TO each State In aid OF the
State Soldiers and Sailors home. SEN
ator Warren (Wyo) called up tho Wyo-
ming bill. and Senator Dubois stood
ready To spring the Idaho bill. both Of
which had been favorably reported
Senator Carter Objects.
Mr.. Carter eaid he would be compelled
To object to the consideration of the bills,
The States had all received public lands
under the enabling claims. Idaho mad
been well treated. She was asking for
forty thousand acres for her State house
fund Mr. Carter said he did not believe
the public domain. the proceeds OF which
should be voted away in lots without due
consideration. and II one State was to be
favored. another ought to be. II done IL
ought to be done In an omnibus bill.
Costs Less In Iowa.
Senator Allison suggested that the Fed
eral Government contributed $lVO year
for the support OF each soldier in State
home. In Iowa the total cost OF main
taining each soldier was only about $40
a year. Senator Warren said the cost In
Wyoming was over S2OO
Mr. Warren finally withdrew the re-
quest for unanimous consent. 1t is
thought the bills cannot pass the House
In any event. Both passed the Senate
last Congress.
New Land District.
Senator Warren reported favorably the
bill creating a new land district in the
State.
The Senate passed bill approprating
$4,000 for a new public building at Sheri-
dan. Wyo.
Senator Hepburn Gda) announced to-
DAY that nc would address the Senate
next Monday In support OF his bill taking
the forestry extension work out of eX-
ecutive hands and leaving II with Con-
gress.
Hepburn Gives Notice.
This speech has been looked forward to
as a "stingcr" for Mr., Hepburn has three
measures pending, the object of which is
TO clip the wings OF Chief Forester Pin
chot and he takes strong ground against
the extension OF forest reserves as cN-
tensiYey as Il has been done the past
year or two. His troubles with the ad-
minlstration in this regard are Of long
standing.
Mr. Hepburn addressed the Senate for
ten minutes today I'm support Of his rcso-
luton directing the President to acquire
and annex Santo Domingo TO the United
States.
Forest Supervisor Ericsson has been or
dered from Boise, Ida. to Santa Fe'
N NJ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
ONT TAKE A BATH
Asks for O Divorce on That
Account.

CITY. Or, Jan. ca.-AIlee-
ne does not take a bath for
months ct a time, William
foday began suit for divorce
m M Butler, his wife.
iains that although he has
home with modern fixtures
"a cold water. she would not
hgant porcelain bath, declar-
bathing is unhealthful. He
further that she was uutidy
nce.
N two children for whose
he father Will contribute II
Rrandmother's custody.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
Imports Also Increase.

THE import record for 1905 is also in
excess Of that Of any preceding year,
being for the twelve months ending
with December S1,179 1858 SAC. against
S1,0S5, ,9O9. 100 in 1904. The growth of i'm
ports, while not rapid has been steady
and continuous, to he soon keeping pace
approximately with the growth of pop
ulation.
tiGuous territory Of the United States
also makes a new high record for 1905
and VIII amount to about $3.50, 900 900 I'm
value, against little less than $780,
600 900 last wear"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
December Largest Month.

The total imports and exports Of
merchandise" the report says, rs 81
SOC. 900 600, as against S. 3O7 000, 900 In
1900 an average increase of 500, 900. 600
year In the tlve-year period. Another
notable characteristic OF the years for
eign trade Is the fact that the exports
In the month OF December were prac-
tically 200.000.000, the largest months
expectation In any year prior to De
cember. 1905, being that of December,
1904 when the total was s174. SIS. .566"
The renOrt adds,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26

FULL YARD WIDE, suitable for Infants
and Ladies Undergarments. y yards In
each box Regular 20c yard or 81 40 a
box. THIS AFTERNOON, ono box to
customer. for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-05-03
Resolution
charIotte IAN. Md.. AprII %. 1900.

Charlotte Hall. Md. April 10, 1906.
To the Hon. Board OF Trustees Of
Charlotte Hall School, Gentlemen.
The undersigned, committee APP
pointed by the Board TO draft resp
lutions regarding the death Of our
esteemed fellow member, The late
John Al. Barber. Of ST. Mary s coun-
~, beg leave respectfully to submit
the following report:
Whereas, It has pleased an IN
scrutable Providence to remove
from our midst. ia the prime Of his
life, a valued and respected member
OF our Board, Mr.. John Al. Barber,
OF ST. Mary Connty
Resolved, That we desire hereby
TO express our sincere regret at the
loss we have sustained and our ap-
probation Of his valuable services.
Our records show that bis efficiency
was most signally manifested at the
time when we sustained the loss Of
one our school buildings, BY FIRE
several years ago. when as lead
ing member Of the Building Commit
tee for the erection OF a building he
gave us the benefit Of his experience
and financial ability, attending oil
meetings Of the Committee and 80
contributing most materially 70 its
successful completion.
Also as Chairman Of the Committee
on Scholarships from ST. Mary 8
County be took q deep interest in
trying 10 so distribute them as 10
fall on the most worthy applicants.
His iirmness Of purpose was his
most notable characteristic and
whenever he believed be was right
IN any matter he could not be sway
cd from his course by any cOnsidera-
ton OF expediency or partiaIity.
Resolved, That we desire to here
by express our sincere sympathy
for bis family, and order a copy Of
these resolutions. 70 be- sent u them
by our Secretary, that they 30 plae-
cd on our minutes and published IN
the local papers, Charles aud st.
Mary S Counties.
r. 4. REEVES,
Chairman Of Committee Of Trustees.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-05-03

President Roosevelt has been
threatening for some time to de.
nounce the man with the muck
rake" and at last found his oppor.
tunity at the laying Of the corner
stone Of The Office building for the
Houseof Representatives. Thetrou.
BILE with the President, as with other
Republicans, is that THE man with
the muck rake" has been playing
havoc with the Republican party.
II the Republican politicians had
not created the muck heap, there
would had been no occupation for
the man with the muck rake. Z
neither can be be charged with being
responsible for themuck sexistence.
Heretofore the President was arden.
tly demanding publicity" as a cure
for most OF our political ills, but the
magazine writer's gave him such a
dose Of it, that he has cried enough
already.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-05-03
ACARD
ID AII Growers q u aryIand Tobaoco

To Ali Growers Of Maryland Tobacco:
BY order Of the Board OF Direcs
tors Of the Maryland Tobacco Grow
ers Association. enclose a copy Of
the 'Oificial Classification Of Mary
land Leaf Tobacco" as adopted by
them. You are urged to carefully
study these types and to strip and
pack your tobacco il conformity
with them. The Association thinks
ii most important that your Commits
sion Merchant shall grade each hogs
head and furnish you with the grade
so fixed, at the aame time that helm
forms you OF It's inspection and
weight. 1t Isl suggested that You
request him TO do this. ia, your let
ter notifying him ofshipment. You
know that the Sales Committee Of
this Association has fixed the mini
mum prices Of the French types A
B and g, and that the Commission
Merchants Union has agreed to
maintain same. II has not yet fixed
the minimum prices OF the other
types. owingto the PRESENT. favorable
conditions Of the tobacco market.
Should the necessity therefor arise.
this will be done.
Yours truly,
FRANKLIN WEEMs, Secretary,
Maryland Tobacco Growers Asso.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-05-03

The Lincoln Star. republican,
wants to know II the democratic
party is more competent than the
republican party to revise etariff.
It all depends. II by revision"
is meant making a tariff in the in
terests of the people, yes ifitmeans
revising the tariff in the furtherance
Of tariff graft on the part Of tariff fed
trusts, then the republican party is
it by long practice. The Commoneg.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-05-03

It's too bad that Maxim Gorky
does not approve Of America and
Americans, but we are still a little
old-fashioned over here and have
hardly advanced socialistic ideas
enough to permit the open flouting
Of the woman in the case. " Those
Of us who are Democrats believe in
liberty but not license and the
sacredness of the home is our most
cherished ideal.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-05-03
No Man can Serve two Masters

No Man can Serve two Masters,
Senator Elkins is between the de-
vii and the deep blue sea. After
spending a large part Of last sum
mer trying to help the railroads at
the hearing on the railroad rate
question by the Interstate Com.
merce COMMITTEES OF which he IS
chairman, he now declares he Is for
the people. His term expires on
March 4th and the legislature cleo
ted this Fall will choose his successor
and In West Virginia, US in other
states, there is demand for reform
and ElIxins record is short on re-
form and long on corporations
railroads, coal combines and other
trust propositions. The devil, on
one side, is urging him to stand BY
his friends, the corporations, and
rely upon the usual plan OF : fixing
those who are open to the fixing pro-
cess. On the other side is the tax
ridden and corporation plundered
people Of his State quite ready to
ongulf him In the sea Of political
oblivion. There are a good many
other Republican senators Id the
same boat, that their constituents
are watching with The same interest
that the people Of West Virginia are
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-05-03
The Last Chance.

The ship-subsidy schemers and
their lobbyists are swarming at the
national capitol with the desperate
intent OF pushing through the sub
sidy bill at all hazard. The solid
opposition Of the Democrats has SO
far prevented the bill from being
reported by the committee, the steal
lacking one ofamaiority. The Dem
ocratic members are all right, but
you can do service to yourselves
and your children, who will DO
taxed for years II the bill is passed,
by urging your Republican neigh.
bors to write, or telegraph, Republic
can congressman TO vote against the
bill. 1t will be remembered that
the bill has passed the Senate and
this is the only opportunity to de-
feat the subsidy grafters.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-05-03

The general unrest" that Presi-
dent Roosevelt admonished us Is
prevalent, is mostly confined TO the
White House and the Republican
politicians who refuse TO revise the
tariff and favor the ship-sudsidy and
other ways Of plundering thepeople.