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Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17
Doctors Are Puzzled.

The remarkable recovery OF Kenucth
MeIver OF vsneeboro. Ne, 10 the sub
jecs OF much interest to the medical
fraternity and Q vide circle Of friends
He Gays Of HE ease: "O~ing TO se.
we're Inflammation OF the throat and
congestion of the lungs, three doctors
gave me up 10 die, when, % last re.
sort. was ind oced TO Try Dr.. Kings
New Discovery aud ] am happy TO cay +.
it saved my life" Cures the worst
coughs aud colds, bronchitis. tonsilitis.
weak lungs. hoarseness and lsRrippe
Guaranteed at all drug stores. Sc
and 81. Trial bottle free.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17
PLEASED WITH GAINESVILLE.
NJ. Jewst Of saaeon Says rs o Beau
tifvl and Refined City.

Among the prominent visitors TO
Gsinesv,lle Who spens Q few dsys herr
recently wsr- Geo. B. Jeweu and
daughter. M,ss Carrie. OF Macon. ia.
They IefI foS home Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. Jeweu 10 one 81 the most exten.
sive peach Rroxess in Georgia. owning
O magnificent orchard OF six hund red
aeres, from which he receives large ~.
tnvns abnLally. He also owns consid-
cradle property in this section. and
was here looking after his interests.
II think you have one Of the fnest.
most cultured and most up.to-date
litsle cities I have ever seen" he
raid. II am very deeply impressed
with both the city and the people. and
hope 90 visit them more regularly in
the future"
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17

The southern Bell Telephone and
Telegraph Company 10 continually
making improvements in service here
both local and long-distance. The
company has installed . private booth
for use Of she public in the Brown
House office. and q new and improved
switchboard 10 also being installed in
the central Office. The service 10 all
that could be desired. and has placed
Gainesville in touch with the outside
world by q new process.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17
rHREx meN FOUND GUILTY.
On Charge % killing Tony s''es LAST
christrnss Day.

Grimm. Ca. March l6.-The case ot
the state versus the GoOdin orOtae!s.
charged with the ki!lins Of Tony Bi!es.
In Lime Greek district. last CArist-
mas. after occupying the tine of the SUI
perior court for nearly two days. vent
To the jury q; Sis o'clock Wednesday
afternoon
After being out something over two
hours. the jury reached 4 verdict md
ing three OF the defesdAnts guilty and
one not guilty.
When informed that Q verdict had
been reached Judge Reagan opened
court and sentenced the men as fol-
lows:
Landers Good!n. eight years: John
Wesley Goodin. eigh, years: Newton
Goodin. one year. Arthur Gootin vas
found not guilty.
The case Vas prosecuted by Sole
ttor General Bloodworth. assisted by
Colonel J. W. Shell. Of Seroia, and
the defendants were represented by J.
J. Flynt and T. Z. Patterson.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17

4aGaasA's seaitrsvaeai vegesssses-
Few people have any idea that
within nve hours railway journey from
London there 10 q s~mItrop!cal belt
equal 70 many in south Africa. Ten
minutes only by steamer across the
sound from Plymouth will convince
the most skeptscal Of this fact. In the
private gardens belonging TO the Earl
Of Mount Edgcumhe there is one more
sheltered than the rest. though only
separated by q short but stin climb
from the sea below. Here in the open
flourish all the year round 6ne tree
camellias Of the true Cape varieties
rich pink and creamy white. one tree
exhibiting the pecularity Of both colOrs
blossoming at once: sturdy blue gums
grow here twenty feet high: nne
clumps Of giant and dwarf bamboo.
splendid fruit ami tree palms, the aro-
matte nutmeg and other spices. enor-
nous gcraniums. ferns from all parts
Of the world and. last. but not least.
healthy oranges. lemons and citrons.
oil growing vigorously on their respec-
tive trees-a wonderful testimony %
the mildness Of the south Devon and
Cornish coasts.--Pall Mall Gazette.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17

Mrs. Msttis Bryan Purchases Property
on Worth Avvedo~do.
The lstess deal in real estate vas she
purchase By Mrs.. Matte Bryan OF the
loo st the corner Of North Arredoudo
and Wees Church streets. known 20 the
King property. The deal wss consum-
mated Friday, she consideration being
$1,000.
The building 10 aswo-story structure.
and contains eight rooms. Friends Of
the new owner are congratuIating her.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17

Psrwss oainssvisse LADY was wed in
chi~a % Jehs Sv~dssvom.
In o lsssss received By Nrs. W. 8.
Dessey Wednesday from Mrs. Masd r.
Mseeasa. formerly Of shis city bus
nSw ssssaiag In Macao. Soosh China.
anneaness tine appsoaehIss marriage
a shis Isdy % Ne. John sundssrom.
whlsh wss % have occurred on Fehsu-
cry 10. sna by shss sime the isdy's
seDs hss 10 doshs been changed BY
shs ssassimeaisl psoeess Of law. The
ssesmeny was % have been held as
Caasee, CAiss.
As the letter wss mailed on Febru.
asy Q, and was received Wednesday, 10
was six weeks on Transmission.
The author w.shes 20 be- PemembeFed
% her many fsissds here. ssd Mrs.
Dossey wtll Do pleased 90 forward con-
grnsnlasloas for anyone wishing 90
peeA same.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17
Cheap Mediesme.

The occidental physician Is not with.
cot honor in the orient. The Calcutta
Statesman tells how u doctor in a Ben
gal hospital had bcarskin doormat
In a few days Il was pluckei entirely
bare. Whatever ailments the patients
complained OF. they regarded q few
curative than the medicines be pre-
ecYibed
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17
Will DUilo a ChURcH.

Seventh Day Adss~siss win Nave Nice
SesSesvrs IN Mesth Gainesville.
fAs soasssessiea Of the Seventh
Day AAvsssiss ChsssA. who parchased
o los In North Gainesville several
nosshs ago. will beg,a the srecsion
% o nest church upon the same ss
eass. Material 10 noe being delivered
upon che ground. and work will soon
begin.
Tia bailding will be constructed Of
wood. While NOE large. is will have
ample accommodation for several
years. The congregation Of this de-
Romination 10 not Large. and the meet
iags have been held in she various
homss of the members.
The new building will be construct.
ed under the direction Of J. J. Bartou.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17
Something lie He'd F"rGosIen.

S:aall Roy Mister. k'n y"u change a
tea dolllr him Mister \o. sonny
That belongs >'rir''y - my wifr'S
shar,' ~ th- ipL...,'., duties might
have been able 10 chang" on" long ago.
but I'm clean ont q" practice now
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17

She-Oh. Mr.. BorcnI. how 10 You do?
I was talking to Mrs. N"Nd"i" just
now. ami ! cDul'ln't help thinking of
vou. IIe-And was she discussing me:
She Not exactly She was continent
in: "a the weather AMI inst asked me
II | could imagine anything NOR" tire
som" and d!>Isrcrab.e-P IN laielph
Ledger
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17
REVIVAL MEETING
To BEGIN SUNDAY


vsm Co~Svcs shs aasssings. which w'i
DO Me~-os~om~as,o~s'. Assisted
sv aasaisssrs From tNs Gainesville
CAuscAes-
wish aeeire % ssis op more folly
che pslieSess seesimess In Gainesville.
wAieA hos already been considerably
wssmsA by tho session Of the Bible
Cossessses and Chsesseqoa. juss
sIsssa. 10 hss been decided Q" hold Q
sssiss os msssimss In che BIG Tab~s.
aasls. sssinsiss sendss ssssins. sna
ssssissise - Iees - she issssess will
Wossuss. TAsss nessises vill Be non.
asss0isssieasl. ssA siii no doobs be
lasssls sssssded. - sueh fs@oss
pssasAsss - Dc. wm. sposesoe OF
Lsoase. wAe he's kindly eosseased 20
semaia here vish his vise for she oe-
sssesa, ssA De. Classnes D. Ssroose.
vlls nasssslly sssrsss large eoaas~es-
ssses. rAey ore sloqssss. impressive
s1saksss and sasnsss woskesS. snd is 10
ssas % ssssss that they Will Accom-
plisA . greet deal ef eooa in the eacss
ef CAsiss % these meesiass, They
wtii be assisssd by oshss ministers OF
sAs sisy.
A gsnseal invisasiop 10 extended 90
sAe pahlis 90 eeme and hear the Word
ef 0oA ssom shess gifted woskers.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17
Invaluable For Rheuma,ism.

~ have he-n suffering for she past
few gears with . severe attack Of rheu-
matism and found that Ballard's Snow
Liniment wss the only thing that gave
me satisfaction and tended 70 alleviate
my pains March n. 'O2 John &.
Degnan. Kinsman. Ill. 25c. 50. and
tl Sold by ". VI johnson
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17

traced - The slime :,
l.; Eow u.u..r.n
science proves tiAt
nearly al diseases
have their l<xinning
IN the disorder oi
these u,osi important
organs.
The kidneys filter
AMI purify the blood
that - their worS.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17
The Physics

The morality "f ciran blo0l ought 10
be one of ~. fir~v lessons taught Us by
our pastors and teachers The physical
Is the sub-tratum ~ the spiritual. AMI
this fact ought % give la the fopl We
eat and n" air "a" brv. I'll. a transcend.
spt sgnlhcau,r IyuIaie
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17
A Lively TIssIe

With that Did -r-my 2 81 ra,.
construction. oiteA -.is N a.p-L.!i.
citis To avoid all .-riOI.,r uaI- VT.
stomach. liver and bowels 'ak- NJ
King. New Life Pills They V-rf-r'ly
regulate these organs. without Iain or
d.com'ori. 95c az all trIge,-,.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17

Mr.. de Fashion tat u chsldren's par
U,-Marle. Nurseg!rl - Yes, ma'am
Mrs.. de Fashion--It's time for us 70 go
home. Which Of these childrvn IN mine
Home Chat
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17
Z 4 uNury.

"Bui." oh. ."'i,,l 'h,. L..re>s. Il have
been srru>'pr.,-l =" "y"ry luxury"
That's al III" mor' T-i>nu why you
should uarry mc" replied 'he !mp.~
cunious suitor I'm luxury ny.
self -Ph!lad-!rhia Record.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17
To Cure a Cold IN One Oay

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money II it
fails 70 cure. 4. W. Groves signature
u on each boz. DC.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17
The steamship Korea. which .rr,v,

The steamship Korea. which arrived
at San Francisco from the orieat re-
Gently. brought the most valuable con-
signment of raw silk ever landed n
this country II was worth & 5000
II was Dispatched ''rst ~ haste tia
sau.- l. Sh, 9 3jHp hllr- - u
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17

Therefore. ~b~n Your kidneysare weAk
or ou, Of order. you can understand how
quickly your entire bply IS affected and
how every organ seems to fail 10 do us
duty.
II vou are sick or feel badly" begin
taking the great kidney remedy, Dr.
Kiimer's swamp Root, because as soon
as your kidneys are veil they will help
all the other organs 10 health. \ trial
viii Convince anyone.
II you are sick YOU can make no mis-
take By first dnctoring your kidneys:
The mild and the extraordinary effect OF
Or. Kilner's SwssnP.Root, the great
kidney remedy. - soon realized II
stands the h, CHEST for its wonderful cure:
of the n,o<t distressing cases. ani IS sold
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17
Often The Kidneys Are
Weakened BY 0Vel-Work.

Unhealthy KisneyS N2ks Impure Blood.
= ..rl . V col-;..e.e.. ~; o:.r
u-,rarv A:.. .a,..i.. t-ouh.v> were g. x
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17

haNc ~AuINsc TONIIc Homs ofosaneuooG
by mail free. also a pamphlet telling YOU
how TO fiui out II YOU have kidney or
bladder tr"1hie Mention this paper
when writing To Or. Kiiuier y Co. Bing-
haruton. " y. DOn't make any mistake,
hrt remember the name. S~amp-Root.
Dr. Ki,5,ers Swamp-ROOi. and the adj
dress, B,nyhamton, y. ", On every bottle.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-17

on its merits hy all
druggis;sin ki;y-cent
and one-,!oiiar size
bottles. NCu u:ay
A.-aa Enn,A'. larss'A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-07
: Found on
: the Skin
Phosphate
Direct from the
Brain

We know that active brain work
throws out the phosphate Of potash,
for this product 4 found on the skin
after excessive brain work.
Brain workers, In order to keep
well must have proper food containing
phosphate Of potash 10 quickly and
surely rebuild the used-up tissue.
That one can obtain such food has
been proven IN thousands OF cases
among users Of Postum Food Coffee
and Grape.Nuis.
Both contain phosphate Of potash in
minute particles just as Il Is furnished
by nature IN the grains.
This product blends with albumen
and makes the gray matter that builds
the brain and fills the nerve centres.
IN no way can this gray matter be
made except by the action OF phos-
phaie Of potash upon albumen. and
lhis mineral should be introduced 20
the body Just a. II comes from ma
lures laboratory. and not from the
drug store. Tho human system Is
more or less fssiidious about taking up
the needed elements. and. as might be
suspected. u viii favor the products 81
Mother Nature rather than the pro-
ducts Of the drug shop however val
liable they may be for certain uses
Athletes, lawyers journalists. doc
Tors. ministers, business men and 9TH
ets who earn their living by the use
or me brain, are usins both Postum
God Coffee and Grape.Nuts Food
Both proaucts are manufactured Tor
reason. They were originated b. an
expert and the regencraiivc value Of
both the Postum Codee and the Pool
has BEEN demonstrated beyond ques-
iion Made In the pure food factories
OF Postum CO. al Battle Creek, Mich.
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UTAH DELEGATES
TURNED DOWN
Wanted Irrigation Congress to
Demand That Government Auth
orle a Bond Issue.
Neat Session VIII be Held in Sacra-
mentO-Adjournment Sine
Die Taken.

Boise Sept 6.-The fourteenth Ma.
tional Irrigation congress closed IT'S
sessions this evening after voting 10
hold the next congress az Sacramento
Cal, and electing as president Of the
fifteenth congress Gov. George +.
Chamberlain OF oregon,
The enthusiasm OF the Californians
over Sacramento's victory was the more
pronounced because OF the narrow mar.
gin by which the victory was won. The
attractions OF the jamestown exposi.
ton had been clcyerly presented and
on the first ballot for the convention
city jamestown was IN the lead. Sac.
ramento won on the second ballot
Gov Chamberlain was the unanimous
choice OF the congress for president.
ana when he was escorted TO the plat
form and expressed his appreciation Of
the high honor accorded him by the
representatives OF 90. states VI the
Union, he was given a tremendous ova-
ton.
There was some evidence OF discord
IN connection with the election Of secrs-
tary. d. II. Anderson a Chicago pub
Usher, was the choice OF the nominating
committee. His published utterances
In criticism Of the federal reclamation
service were urged against him, but
the convention Endorsed the nomination.
The shouters for "A hundred millions
more Tor irrigation" came before the
congress with a minority report from
the committee on resolutions demand
ing that the national Congress author
iZo q bond issue 10 raise such a fund.
A "a af.ff ggh h.. al al
report was voted down.
A special train which left Boise over
the Oregon Short Line late tonight car
ried large number OF delegates 10 the
congress who viii spend two days IN.
specting the irrigation projects OF
southern Idaho. The great dam at Mil
ner the Shoshone falls, the Twin falls
irrigated tract and the Minidoka tract
will be visited.
A minority report vas presented by
Oregon's and Uiahs representatives ub
the resolutions committee vulcing de-
mani that the federal government au-
thgfizc the Issuance OF per cent bonds
running 20 years, 10 enable the reclama-
ton service TO finance and carry out
all practicable irrigation projects In
the United States'
Opponents of the minority report
maintained that 1t would be unwiso to
present such demand to Congress at
this time, Congressman II. eder OF
Kansas. yoicing this opposition. said
the eastern congressman would resent
H. lie said they had little faith IN the
success OF the reclamation law now be.
INK put on trial. In this connection he
quoted Speaker Joseph G. Cannon as
having said 10 minutes after the pas.
sage OF the reclamation act: "Reeder
hats the biggest and the slickest steal
have seen since ! have been In Con.
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SIX MEN KILLED.
Parting Of Cable ON British steamer
Halls caused ln.ianf ncaih

Merida. Nucaian sept The paiting
OF a cable on thc British steamer Halls
IN NE port u Proereso brought Instant
death 10 tlN men Wednesday They were
In small boat along side the steamr.
which was beins uBloadcd. when several
tons of boxed machinery broke from Inc
HOSTS and crashed down squarely ON ton
Of tho small boat Two were rescued un.
hurt u Is understood that the boat Viii
be detained w port until an official inyos-
tigatlcn can be made Of the accident
which has excited nue. comment. All the
dead are McXicaus.
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FAKE H0LDUP TODAY.
bartender Robbed liis Employer and
Then Made Ills Escape

Al about 4 O'clock this morning there
was an exciting scene in the neiehhor.
hood Of 1872 west South Temple street.
a saloon when the bartender made a
stall" that the place had been entered
by hold-ups and robbed he rushed
into The street and fired of bis reyolv-
er. Officers rushed 10 the scene and
the bartender gave a lund account OF
the hold-up. While the police were in
vestigating. the bartender disappeared
around the corner and has moi becn
seen since.
Later II developed that the fellow
robbed his employer Of a feW dollars
ana then made the statement that he
had been robbed.
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Ina N0RSEMEN
| EXTEND WELCOME
|. :, Heartily Greet and Banquet
b ,dng BjOrnsen' We'll Known
Norwegian.
.,yy COvNTRyMEN ATTEND
,esir AT commercial Club
ponc,uated with Speeches
Lecture Tonight

| rsn: BiomssH son Of the dlstln-
.ivtrvegian poet aud statesman.
l '.' n this city yesterday afttr-
~ rb,l be was welcomed by local
..,,aa, preparatory 10 being ten
b,nolet 40 the Commercial
No on route to his homo after
| y Y, to u,.sa and the Pacific coast
~ ,bi,h De- proposes to write
~. ~. q, Il. r,,uro TO his native land.
~ n,..r.sn r also delivering a Sc
l.. II l,,iss' on Norway and s0e-
surIn; ~ idp.
N, bas,sa Was attended by nearly
.-,,ren OF The noted guest, and
| ~, q tie plessantcst functions
,rs At the club. The tables
| !. ..ra;i With autumn flowers.
| Z, -,R 10 look particularly attrac-
T.
| p,, Aston Petersen was toastmas-
/, al inons the speakers was Mar.
|. elsophsrson. who delivered to
l., ssnsn the address Of welcome,
1 s,,g Of bis local countrymeu: ami
|a.r,,s q toast TO the American flag
q Exposed By =. p. Christensen.
'fY Nielsen spoke on the scsndIna-
rs h this country. G. A. Carlquist
M 20 the unity Of the scandinavian
~ 10 Utah, paying marked com.
,a 10 Prof. Petersen. who was
rint mover IN the banquet. J. 4.
,iftkson Of Logan and clint n.
n d this city aud others made
!. Addresses. Mr.. Leigh Welcoming
visitor TO this city In behalf OF the
rafsr fraternity. There was a
r,sIsn mems choir present to sing.
one OF the numbers given was the
val anthem written by the elder
rtl.
2 guest made a fine address. speak
n the conditions obtaining On Nor
sweden and Denmark when all
rg differences between the three
Hss have been obliteratcd. Mr..
lsn spoke enthusiastically OF the
iina,ians in America. with a spe-
tribute TO those OF his country
living IN Utah. Mr.. Christopher
,ado the closing talk In which he
aiulated the local Norwcgians In
s1lay Of their patriotic spirit, and |
that this would prove the initial |
a series OF Norwegian reunions. |
Bi0rnsen viii lecture this eve.
.n ihc Y. NJ. G. A. auditorium on |
Struggle for Independence in |
ay" lie said that while this is
~ visit 70 the United States il /
o b his last. He liked the free
q it people. but claimed that 1
agians have really moro in their
e land than in the United States.
Y hey do have a ruler they call
Ing.
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strike out the resolution urging Con.
gfess to extend to the federal courts
jurisdiction over water rights on inter.
state streams.
II was the old fight Of Colorado and
Kansas over the Arkansas river. The
kansans favored the committee resolu-
ton. Dr. Elwood Mead Of the recla-
nation service moved az a substitute
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that the president appoint a committee
OF five TO investigate the questions AZ
issue and report 10 the next congress.
This was agreed TO. The report OF the
resolutions committee az thus amended
vas adopted, aud the chairman named
as the committee EiwOod Mead and
Morris Bien OF the reclamation service.
Frank Freeman of California, Ira IN.
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slehart Of Washington and J. II. Lewis
OF oregon.
As the committee on publicity for the
ensuing year. Gov. Mead in the chair.
named Prot Fortier Of California and
Messrs. Hnnd Of Arizona, @. r. Reeves
OF Nevada, Gowdy OF Colorado. +. n.
Ray OF Montana.
Adjourned sine die.
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Ihcater-Prot Mcclellan turned
over his chorus which has been IN
training FOR some time for the produce
ton OF THE Wedding bay" to the stage
manager, and that gentleman put them
through a hard drill on Tuesday eve
ming. The various evolutions required
IN this opera were gone through and
the aptnesg Of the chorus and the
promptness shown by the new members
Of ne cast argue well for splendid per-
formanccS.
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JEsuITs VOTE TOMORROW

Rome. Sept. THE qusdrivmum Of the
congfeeaion of the Company OF Iesus
continued yesterday The only report
which has leaked out was 10 the eject
that the election OF a general Of the ordei
70 succeed 'tho late Father Martin Nculd
be held tomorrow
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gagemeni with a Saturday matinee and
night performance tomorrow. As a
laugh producer the piece has certainly
iilled It's aim. The World" one OF the
heaviest scenic productions which wifi
come TO the Grand this season. win next
open a four-nights engagement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-07

Senator Dubois Of Idaho lndofsea
what Congr essman Reeder had said
and stated that but for the personal ef.
forts OF President Roosevelt the recla-
nation act could no, have been passed.
BY a decided vote the congress voted
10 table the minority report
Frank G.. Gowdy OF Denver moved to
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Last Day of the Big Sale
of Japanese Drawn Work
sIzE ls1lt sCARFs.

Hand Embroidered and Fancy
Drawn Work. Italian Squares
and SCaffs.
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hric - The jolly Musketeers,'
brought down TO date, and rendered In
rafting fashion. vas produced at the
Lyric last night, the several comedians
scoring heavily with the audience. To
night ends the musical season and to-
morrow afternoon the regular stock
company opens IN The Bondman.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-07

.-ssISsi looking Tor Wife" ihe
iss,s .pmedy farce which has
Grand - I.'a Amused 70 many a, r.
'A'' "eek, viii ter,niDe,. q. az ns
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Mrs. Martha Roye King win register
pupils every day from 10 TO at her
studio, 2jj COMMERCIAL Club building.
beginning Monday Sept 10th. Voices
tested free
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CANDLES ON A TREE.

One Of the ouriosites Of plant life IN
Central America Is the candle tree"
Parnentlera cerifera). which bears
large white flowers at the nodes. fol.
lowed by large edible fruit. very SINH