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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
IRRIGATION CONGRESS.
.',l-c Citizens Already Getting Ready
To Ecntcrtain Visitors,
special Correspondents.

a..t.t 49,. .,...,. 4,,,.n
'p'''ai W ''p','"''''
Boise, Idaho. June WORK mas Al
ready begun on the plans FOR the next
,.,,,,.i lrrlso,io, congress- IN be held
In Boise next september FROM p'e
ent indications, the congress Us 10 be
one Of the most successful Of any Ia
-. 60. =, a.. o..,.,,.a,,o, I, Is
'ne "'S'''' wi '''e W sun nm,
thought that near 5000 Delegates VIII
be IN attendance, besides numerous
..ho- ,.,.i,or. ord tourIsis Among
~" d.il,stas .rc so,,. ~ the most
,.,.,i,,,,7t 80, a, tbn t-,itaa Siate4
,.'"u az ,,o, - r,to from other
oo,r,ri,s TEsr. ciu he representa-
,lrrr 80 an ,na industries portainiug 40
,ou rr,d,gti,r
,rh. ,,c,,t.rsi,in ~ tho congress IS
~ ho .,,,,,.,..ssg ~, IL aaI.rafrs an
noiT,o5 a., ths yoysrror M each state
dr1 t,rrf,Ir,. g[a daf-osfas amounted
49,. 49,. No.. 80 ,,s,.,. AIS. or town ~
55 6o6 nr l..s io roruiaiI,, and 10
5.l,,,t,s t,r ooh larger rity. i've
90 800. ..,ipt,.. tV,. fr,ri every
,,rig,tf,, sg~iruitiira1 and borfirul-
'uIsi S't't.l' az "''l as '"" ',','"
'aeh c"ih.lei'Ial Do''. l0e .I..1
sloheI. OF atil.uIluis ',N 'l'' ..yu'-
'uie' llt gov .I|''S Do, an ,l, H."''
ana iAe members OF DOM houses W
congress .,-.
me oule'' ln view lh t"e 'I'dN'1',
nm inns. D.. reclaim he desert tn save
lnt ioI,'l.. 10 sore we n.t , E'.,'.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09

Robert n. Marchant, salt Lake; Iyey
Vinegar, salt Lake.
Glen A. Patterson. Salt Lake, +.
Mabel shaw. Sal, Lake.
William Coleby. Salt Lake; Lille
Baker salt Lake.
Charles c. Peterson, Salt Lake; HUI
dah Warwick. Pleasant Valley
Alfred W Davis. Salt Lake. Naomi
Pearl Kimball. Salt Lake.
Berkeley Olson. Salt Lake: Jessie
Pearl Tucker. salt Lake.
Alma NJ Hunt Pine, Ariz; Nancy
McCleye, Taylor Ariz,
Ira Wakefield. Taylor AHzi Rhoda
Perkins. Taylor, Ariz.
Wlnslow y. Smith. salt Lake Emily
Whitney. salt Lake
Benjamin libby. salt Lake. Ardella
Bittner salt Lake.
Roy A. Wilker Bloomington. IIls
Lizzie Hoge Paris Ida.
Frank A. Roberts Alton. Wy0.. Mar
tina Yeaman, Alton Wyo
James II. Lyon Basllt, lda. Elsie
Criidlo. Basalt, ida
Charles r.. McElroy salt Lake. Ma
bel l. Carson. Salt Lake
Christian O. Shelter ST. Anthony.
Nellie Rggan. Teton. IDA.
Clarence ShumNVy. ShumNay. Ariz.;
Esther Smith Snowflake. Ahz
Henry a. Gallon, salt Lake, Laura
Cox. salt Lake.
Alexander r. Bell. salt Lake. Della
Wake. Salt Lake.
William j. Jones Butte, Mont; Faith
Howard. Salt Lake.
George T. Badger Salt Lake. Mary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
I'M JUST FIVE WEEKS
A Chronic Invalid Woman Is Restored to
Health By Pe-ru-na.

YF an the women In The world who
/ 4 hSye been saved from life Of
Wretchedness and misery by PeruBS,
If an these women could be assembled
together, what multitude they would
make,
Women from tho North, women from
the South. women from the East and
women from tho West; women in high
circles and women in the lowly walks
OF lie; ladies Of leisure and house
wives.
There is no class or nationality that
does not furnish a multitude Of women
who have been afflicted with some
chronic a.lment peculiar to their sex
which has been relieved by Peruna.
F In almost every instance these women
have tried other remedies and consulted
numerous doctors without any favora.
bic or permanent results.
/ Atlast they have resortod to Peruna.
Generally because some friend has cd.
vised n,
/ They find Peruna 70 be exactly The
remedy they have been looking ior
/ many years.
Peruna IS one % those remedies which
one woman likes 70 recommend to
another woman.
Itisa remedy that relieves promptly
ana is benefits remain.
Peru-na For Weary Mothers.
Mrs. Hattie Harger, Castle Gate, Utah,
chaplain G. A. Il. Circle and member
Daughters OF America, writes;
"Since / have used Peruna In the
home we have had no illness Of any
! kind.
81 am the mother Of Two children.
One Of them was troubled with catarTh
Of the head.
"Peruna cured this trouble IN Tess
than three weeks.
"The other child had q bad stomach,
causing an unpleasant breath and loss
Of appetite.
give bottles Of Pemna cured the
stomach difficulty.
81 feltworn out and had pains, but
after using Peruna for FIVE weeks my
health was restored, my strength re-
turned and al pains disappeared
81 recommend Peruna as special
benefit toweary mothers and children -
Keeps Pe-ru.na In the House.
Mrs, Christina Stueven, New Hol
stein, Wis, writes:
1T with pleasure that inform you
that am well,
al followed your instructions and took
Peruna and Manalin.
81 am now able TO do my homework
again.
81 thank You many times, Dr. Hart.
man, for your valuable advice.
~ believe, hadI MOI faken Peruna,
iwOuId MOI be among The living
whenever have little Indigestion
| take dose Of Peruna aud It helps me.
81 keep Peruna in the house Dow.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09

MFRS, LIZZIE SHARPE, 2O3 Friend
IVA ship St., Providence, Il. L., writes
"Some time ago wrote you, asking
advice in regard TO my health, describ'
ing my symptoms.
"FORowirg your advice and taking
your medicine for only five weeks,
am thankful 10 sayI am wei woman.
al had suffered for number Of years
with constipation, indigestion and f.
male troubles Of the worst form. | was
unable to do my homework without
help.
"After taking PeYuna / have expo
rienced the most satisfactory results.
am like a new person. do all my own
homework, thanks 10 Pcruna.
81 want to recommend Poruns 10 sll
who are similarly afflicted
Recommends Pe.fU.na.
Mrs. Mary c. Dar., Cardington Ohio,
writes:
"Fof two summers I was under a doc.
tors care for malaria fever, and was
told that would just have 70 wear 81
out until fall,
~ made up my mind TO try Peruna
and since taking It l have not been
troubled at all. have not had chills
orfever for five years.
Mrs, Lizzie Lohr, 1855 W 18th street
Chicago, ILL.,, writes'
IL take pleasure ia writing You these
lines, thinking there may be other
women suffering a. did
fDr Hartman tod me Whist allied me
ana how 10 take Peruna. Now ] am
cured "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
INSTANCE CITED

"A mother said 90 me recently. I
often eXclaim to my husband why dfd
We bring our children 90 this statee'
/ She trembles Tor her children I'm their
| necessary association with Mormors boz
/ the public schools and iu the ordinary
I walks of life"
The purport Of this circular Is 10 got
I $1,000 to help complete a school so
/ that Presbyterian children will NOT
I have 20 go 90 the horrible public
schools las o. intimatesl Of Utah. Il
I says send your money 90 Mr. Henry ".
. Van Peit treasurer, Robert NJ Ste
/ Yeuson, d. d.. president. Can any one
think 81 more dast1rilv way % raise
money for "a so-callcd Christian SCHOOL,
The murderer Rose who was eXecut.
I "a IN Salt Lake two years ago. come
/ PEELED his wife 20 follow me ~ shame
Co furnish him money. How much
/ better are the people who win falsely
advertise our schools our teachers. ana
/ our children as l1w. dehased ana dis
loyal 20 raise money for the Vest
minister colege'
Truth iD its magnificent spccisl
edition 81 May 26. proclaims on the
first page. That Utah is the eluca-
tional center n half q dozen states d"
This Is signed by nearly an OF the hest
business men in Utah. II also says
90 Salt Lake in the s-uis edition.
1T has the finest public school build
lngs Of any city in the United states.
and as good or a better curriculum 81
education than can be- found anywhere
The public schools grade and hleh
schools. are free 20 an The state Uni-
versity BE- located IN Salt Lake city.
and Is an institution Of which any
state might justly be proud. There
are also numerous private educational
establishments. such ns Westminster
Presbyterian college. the Latter-day
Saints university. tho Collegiate insti-
'ute AT Hallows college Rowland
hall ST. Mays and others Salt Lake
ls the educational center OF the inter
mountain states from an % which the
better class " people send their chill
dren 90 salt Lake 10 be educated"
UNDoEs THE GOOD.
While the business men, the railroads
and an true citizens % Utah are snend-
ing time and money IN letting the
world know what excellent schools
Utah has tho trustees OF the West.
minister college. through Dr. Wishard.
Robert ". Stevenson. Henry Y. Van
Pe.t and its circulars are procialmiug
10 the world that all the schools With
IN 600 miles % salt Lake are disloyni
degraded. and do not respect the Amer
ican nag, that an the teachers within
this radius ere corrupt and disloyal
except the Westminster college and 80
corps o. teachers. that father was
broken hearted, because HIS daughter
ATTENDED the University o. Utah, mat
q mother trtmbled because her chill
dfen attended the public schools, etc.
II e almost impossible 10 get people
20 immigrate 20 Bear River valley or
Utah who have read the Westminis'er
College circular above referred 10. one
LADY said she would not think 81 mov-
INK on allowing her friends 10 move 10
state where Il taught disloyaity IN
Us schools by corrupt teachers, and
she showed President ftsyenson's CTR
cular IN the Herald and preshyler 10
confirm her statement ~ the Conn.,
merri,i eint ~ ~ a ~. association
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
MID FOLKS GO
1OOGDEN JUNE Is
cali Lake Veterans to Become
Guests Of Weber County
Committee.
PICNIC IN eLENWooo PARK
u,u he over Rio Grandc West
n +. Grant Elected Mem.
nor Of old Folks Committee

~.. ..sso, for the annual outing OF
La folks Of salt Lake city has
NV ,rriycd. and once more the ever
% " .,sks and always considerate
.o,,,.ee &c az work. Last night it
.5 discussed ways and means and
" nm the preliminaries incidental
li. y.ars excursion. The meeting
" ..,5 AZ the Office Of Bishop Pres
.s now member Vas chosen In
,.-.a7 Of b. f.. Grant who has for
.. shown am active interest IN the
.E NJ the organization
s.io ,he place n holding the annual
, tb.s sumner &c was decided to
.,~ the invitation Of Bishop Nc"
,.-..a OF the old folks committee OF
weber stake and 90 to Ogden on
Ir,. g. Il appears that the Weber
s,ss committee is preparing TO give
-. .,t,.srs from this city the time
...,..r lives. When their program was
,-.s before the local committee the in-
'....,g MAS whssltatingIy accepted
-..t o. vote OF thanks and in the MoNl-
,5,s that there is a good time coming.
Tho rir 10 the Junction city viii be
..,ss over rho RIO Grsnde Western,
h has kindly consented TO convey
che AGED passengers from Salt Lake to
ogden ana return. but under no cir
e'~s.arras Uill any person not resi-
5sr, Of salt Lake be permitted 20 ride
~ mo train. The committee adds that
,tsr salt Lake IS mentioned it means
can Lake city and not county. or IN
-tsr words. those who amply to make
I'm. rim must be- able 20 show that they
-ssds Within the boundaries OF the mu'
r,.n8Htv
T-a Salt Lakers on their arrival In
ogden are 10 DO taken directly 10 Glen
wood park and entertained there with
nug, and speechmaking after which
there vll be- q picnic under the trees.
Tho place Is one Of the most ideal i'm
fgaaa.a for such an outing.
OFFICIAL INVITATION.
Tho official invitation To the old
folks committee ~ salt Lake read
or follows:
Hon w. B. Preston. Chairman Oh
Folks Central Committee, Salt Lake
Cf-. Utah. Dear Brother: I'm behalf
~ the presidency OF the Weber stake
sri the old folks committee of We
hr county, w invite you 10 have the
Cd folks Of salt Lake meet with tho
pd folks ~ Weber county in re-
uri0n Al Glenwood, TUESDAY June 90.
1906 Please lct us know the number
500 expect tp bring. With kind re-
Qli-. Yours respectfully.
ROBERT n. M'QUARRIE.
Chairman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
The cure Of ShinIc,-nc,s.

vaociher slifticssnc,r 81 a Nic' ''iat
60 ircurabla or habl, than can ''
.,,rr,re ID IS. anyhow. O. c'nllgo n
o,.t ,erniexcs and irritaies relieving
officials shiftlcssnes, f p9.HlIS ....
last 90 cents for "a circus u,.'' .t
rut learning where tomorrow ''
Toast b. coming frum Dr. q 49,,
io rerair the leak in the rooI "a,H
inc snu shines 10 is NIii'Ns
goose that laws the golden eggs y.
'akes ro thought ~ me morrow ~
re,er lass up anything Toy rainy Gay.
II always ignores uproriuulu'~ ~
pref,rs to rely ou nCighhllh'oi 'ouNl.
a.. hu1Iine for ITSELF Dr. wont N'i'
cxcopt under The pressure of nec,.,.l''
ID never gets ahoad.-hartord COM
Times
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
MANY JUNE BRIDES.
Ne'rnlJ'lwo of Them Receive Per
mile During Week to Take Husbands.

Iae fast week in June is always a
popular week Tor weddings. and The
la' one vw no exception to the gen-
eta. rule as % marriage licenses were
issued during the week by the county
clerk Those Who secured licenses 10
nti are as follows:
-h O.. Mcintosh, salt Lake. Mary
i.ouas Salt Lake.
- !. hHcSham, ogden; Lucy West
over ACraL
q. 2 Wilson, Salt Lake; Mary I'M.
u. ID Watson, Salt lake, Annaben
N--.,k. Salt Lake.
W, L. RIgby, Centerynle. Mabel 5.
"Gt..f. Salt Lake
haliy Applehaum. Alton. Wyo.: I.N-
'~l Levin. oakley. Myo.
y p. Porter, Tucker: Lila V. Chap.
~ T.. Anderson. West Jordan. Marie
Nelson West Jordan.
=. ?. r. Baird, Logan. Jane Edwards.
e tn,si Egbert. Granite, Jennie Smith.
p William S. Nichols san Francisco.
" DAILY. pes Moines, la.
D.. KY I. Grips. salt Lake, Ida May
f..k salt Lake.
"e'Il a. jenkins salt Lake. Pearl
a. D. Decker. salt Lake.
a. 'eIlln J. Carr. Bingham; Lizzie
''g '-' Cincinnati. o.
a., b.nzon, Salt Lake. Gelva Lind
p Boise. Ida.
g. " al'ard Hanson. salt Lake. RATHER
i',ier Moheit. salt Lake.
+ '". a. Wilde, Coalwllc. Florence
4 hartley, Coalylllc.
T.. man kesler. salt Lake. Elizabeth
,-.-- salt Lake.
IN y. Mcdonald. salt Lake. Lille
- Net' salt Lake.
7, t.s r. Peterson. Oakley. Ida. Alice
p Alard. Oakley. Ida.
Y', ,.er Nelson, Loa. Utah; Edna SNOW.
C., 'i'am D. Buck. Park City; Isabel
',.fi Park city.
W1liey @. Helmick. Pocaiello. Ida.
ccsu X Coons. salt Lake.
rrs,ase L. Haics ogden: Georglana
,,sshason. ogden.
AZ J.. Palmquist. salt Lake: Mary
N''e hilpeif salt Lske
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
GENERAL BALDWIN HERE.
Inspecting Fort Douglas To-day
OF Frisco Conditions.

Brg -Gca Baldwin commanding the De.
rumsrt Of the Colorado. arrived from
ils west Yesterday afternoon, and IS in
pt.trg Fort Douglas today. he says
ihs stories that obtained some time ago
ABOUT reckless shooting by the soldiers at
S8a Francisco were without foundation.
DO was RrI That The city vas put under
MARTA, Jaw vigorously enforced, AS san
Francisco vas full of The worst kind OK
criminals bad they not been c0Wei, they
would have committed terrible atrocities
Cen BALDWIN reures FOR age on the 2th
ir,t H0 began bis military career IN sep
TENDER isI. lg q second lieutenant OF tho
Michigan horse guards, was Afterwards
HI.f lieutenant, U The Nineteenth Michl-
can Infantry was captain when the
war ended uU continued in the regular
sgui.. subsequently, when made a brig
sl.T ,. V- colonel OF the Twenty-seN-
CtH Infantry being succeeded az rex
re.t. commander boy the late Col FsE-
Itg0 who was stationed al Fort Doug
ias as eUatf-o1l0nol ~ the Twenty
tH.fi Ufuiu Gen. Baldwin says INC
sWE u better shape than 10 has been
sHeO Ne and drii1ns have fallen OF
F'.'r f0r. Douglas n valuable as a
rh.a' r1ter and regiment Will
before Ions b. lllr,lr,i there
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
NEM CIRE rOR EPILEPSY.

J. b. Waterman. Of WatertoWn. O.,
Rural free delivery. writes: My
daughter. AFFLICTED FOR years with epI-
.epsy vas cured hy Dr. Kings New
Life pills. She hls not had an attack
FOR over two years Best body cleans
ers and lie giyins tonic pills on earth.
Be al z. C.. ". J. Drug Store. ll2-llt
So. Main 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS

The Conference Pamphlet containing
the FUN Proceedings Of tas 10Th An.
rsl Conferences. held IN Salt Lake City.
Ami 8. : nni :. IL now ready. Every
seruon ana address is reported IN full.
This was an important and interest.
i-g conference. Only a limited edition
Is published. A good pamphlet 20 send
20 friends.
prstpsld 10 any address, 'sc.
prsFRTT NEWS BOOK STORE.
SILT Lake City
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09

and other Utah builders wish 10 en-.
courage good settlers and capital 70
Utah. they must at once deny the false
and Infamous stories that Dr. Wishard
and President Robert M. Stevenson are
spreading through the length and
breath OF the land The time has
come for the Commercial club and
and other kindred societies, n they
wish 20 induce capital and settlers 20
upbuild SAT- lake city and Utah. 20
lay aside religion and politics and CONF
bat an Utah slanderers and detamers,
no matter from what source they come
Very respectfully,
v s. PEET.
Land and Emigration Agent Tor Utah
Baltimore. Nd. June 4, 1906,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09

7. tones and yita.lzcs the entire sys-
'fm and makes Iie worth living no
matter What your station. HOLSTERS
ROCKY Mountain Tea is the greatest
preventative known for all diseases. 80
cents Tea or Tablets. z. c. N. J. Drug
Dept, ll.-lii Main ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
HEARD BY UTAHNs.

In his audience sat many Utah stu
dents tone Of them sang iu the choir
who were attending the John Hopkins
university They were so ashamed TO
think that Utah allowed such a yili-
ficr as Robert n. Stevenson p. d., 10
roam AZ large that they did not reply
TO him. The ISLANDERS Of Dr. :. Z.
Wishard and President Stevenson were
too miid-they did not bring In enough
cash for their college. so they issued
the following appeal for money for their
college ln Herald and Presbyter. May p
1906 and identically the same in he
Interior May t., 1906. "Presbyter!lns
and Patriots-Are you interested an the
effort TO establish pure and unaefilsI
religion IN Utah and the intermountain
country II SO how much are YOU in.
tercsted' Are you interested beyond
words Of sympathy DO you realize
that a form Of hcathenlsm has fagtan.
cd itself on this country. hear
some people say send your Young
people 20 the state University. Yes.
know of q father who tried that with
his daughter and now no is broken.
hearted, FOR now she Is a Mormon ana
@ wife Of a Mormon and dead 90 her
father
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09

There's little room 600 this great world
Of ours for thc Eat Woman She's a
hlndfauye to herself on street ears. hats.
elevators. hut what can she DO. moor
lhins take HOLSTERS Rocks Mountain
Tea. 55 cents Tea or Tablets. 2. c.
NJ. j. Drug Dept, ll2-li4 Msin 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09

In beauty town there dwelt a lass
Her face was fair 20 see,
The secret ~ her beauty lay,
In Rocky Mountain Tea
z. G.. N. l. Drug Dept, lle-lit Main s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09

when YOU prepare picnic for an cut
me remember the finest thing. rea 81
repared. BE- MOUNTS Pork ana Beans.
See your grocery man ahou; o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
How SanctmoniOus, Long Faced
SIanderers Are Hurting
The State.
SCHOOLS PUBLICLY ATTACKED
'. :. Poet Writes Ia Commercial Club
Saying II Is Time 10 Take Pro-
tecti,e Steps.

" s. peet has sent the following
self.explanatory letter 10 Hon Fisher
Harris secretary Of the Commercial
club OF Salt Lake City. Utah;
Dear sr-If there Is anything that
viii make all decent Utah citizens g
blood 'boi with Indignation. lt is the
way the Presbyterlans are slsndenng
all schools I'm Utah. aud grossly insult
ing her teachers, To raise money tor
their Westminster college. they are VII
lfylng all Utah's institutions Of learn.
Ing ana are advertising them 10 me
whole world as mean and insufficient
and her teachers as dsloyal and cor
runt, DR. 5 r. Wishard started the NJ
famous calumny on December last IN
the Herald and prosbyter. when ne
said. IN begging money for the West
minister college, salt Lake.
This institution Is the only loyal
American college IN the State Of Titan
or within 800 miles Of Sal, Lake city.
The state University az salt Lake is
dependent upon a Mormon Legislature
for its financial life About half of the
professors are reported TO be Mormo1s.
The other teachers are dependent upon
Mormon favor for their positions aud
maintenance. hence the University lifts
neither voice nor pen again Mormon
Violation OF law or in defense ~ Amer
lean institutions The great civil aud
moral issues pressing upou the State
of Utah and the adjacent states md
territories are ropressed and ignored
we who have long toIled IN Titan,
and have profoundly studied the pedl-
Gus problems confronting both church
and state, we who are standing by ;he
flag and the purity OF tho home. are
convinced that Christian education snd
Gospel eyangelization are the instrl-
menlalities that are 90 save Titan.
Hence We must push this educational
aud missionary work
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
NAMES his MEN

During the spring months Of this year
Robert NJ. stevenson. D. D.. president
Of the Salt Lake Westminster colleg
made begging tour through the east
Tor this college I'm Baltimore he de-
llvered an address iu a large Presby-
terrain church. He used Dr. Wlshard's
exact words. except that he said this
college was the only loyal American
school within coo miles ~ Salt Lake
city He bellttled and besmeared Utah's
schools with filthy mud. and cast shame
and reproach on the sChooleachers NJ
Utah and further stated that the only
place TO get q loyal American oduca-
ton within 600 miles Of salt Lake was
~ The WestmInlster cnllngn-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
8 D EVANS

t-risrtaker and Embalner has re-
moved 20 rev location . South state
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09

The Lake shore road at Callers De-.
lIghts the little folks.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-09-07

An Ounce Of Prevention is
worth a pound OF cure There
are many poor sufferers. Con
sumptives who are Hopeless of
getting well-who, 1t thew had
taken care Of themselves, would
now be well. A cough /, the
foundation of Cunsunntion.
Billiards. Horehound Symn will
cure that cough. MIS- s.
Great Falls, Montana, writes;
81 have used Billiards. Hore-
hound Syrup in my iamik for
years-my children never suf-
fer with coughs, Sold by Tno.
Boydcu x Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-09-07
CIIambeTlain's Cough Remedy
Acts on Natures Plnm-The

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Acts on Natures PlsD-The
most successful medicines are
those that aid nature. Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy acts on
this plan. Take it when you
have n cold and it will aIlay the
cough relieve the lungs, aid ex-
peetOration, open the SeCretious
and aid nature in restoring the
system to a healthy condition.
Thousands have testified to its
superior excellence II eoun-
teracts any tendency ola cold to
result in pueumovia, IS cents.
Large size so cents. For sale
by Juo Boyden & Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-09-07
General Robert z. Lee wa

General Robert Z. Lee was
the greatest General the world
has ever known. Billiards. Snow
Linimeut is the greatest Lin
imeut. Quickly cures all pains.
II is within the reach Of all. T.
II. Pointer, Hampstead, Texas,
writes: "This is to certify that
Billiards. Snow Liniment has
been used in my household for
years aud has been found to be
an excellent Liniment for Rheu.
matte pains. l am never with.
out it." Sold by Jno. BOyden s
Son.