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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-13
SIMPLE HEALTHFUL LIVING
The Problem Not Difficult OF Solution

A Western woman who has been for
years a sufferer from Chronic gastritlS
Induced 1t Is believed, by oyerindul.
gence in coffee" gives an interesting
experience with good, healthy moral
attached TO It:
For or years / tried every patent
nostrum advertised for the relief or
cure of dyspepsia, Sometimes l found
temporary relief; sometimes / was for
months blistered and burned with
plasters externally, or drugged and
dieted till I was too dsheartened and
respondent TO care whether 1 lived or
died. for | never got any permanent
relief
Il have lived for weeks at a time on
raw eggs, or dry toast, or buttermilk,
or sweet milk. l have tasted for days,
suffering the agonies Of starvation,
and then endured equally acute agony
because | must eventually eat.
MY kidneys became badly affected
and a female weakness resulted. / was
dropsical at times; at others much ena-
clated. | tried change OF climate and
ated. | tried change OF climate and
spent 8 years travelling IN search of
health, coming back home to the same
old routine OF medicine
ut Is about years now since first
tried Grape-N Nuts food-not with any
hope of finding anything I could eat,
but because / was so sick of everything
else. liked the favor OF Grape Nuts
so much that l ate scarcely anything
else for week.
81 we'll remember my establishment
when ! found could satisfy my appe-
lite without paying the penalty Of hours
OF suffering; that | could eat supper
Of Grape Nuts and sleep all night after
understanding ! had not done for
years.
but even after n months use OF
1rape-Nuts | did not imagine the relief
was anything more than temporary till
| found was gaining flesh at the rate
of or pounds per month, that my
digestion was restored, my kidney
trouble had disappeared and my nerves
had become toned up and steady, have
eaten Grape-Nuts daily ever since and
shall continue 10 do SO as long as |
live.
at present weigh l57 pounds--not
Gahhy dropslcal fat, but hard. solid
1esh eat 3 meals every day, can In
1uige in fruit and never suffer single
pang from indigestion. My husband
who used to suffer from coffee poison
ing Csour stomach, flatulence and heart
hurnl has long since given up the
Arabian berry and, using Postum Cof-
zee and Grape-Nuts food. has become q
hale, hearty, healthy man,
we think we have solved the prob
en- OF simple, healthful living. for after
wears ~ Gra pe-Nuts food we are not
fred OF II. II Is stlll delicious and sup
lies 80 perfectly the place OF meat
hat our butchers bills are an almost
unknown quantity" Name given by
Postum Co, Battle Creek, Mich.
There's a reason.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-13
QUESTION OF CLASS DAYS.
Seniors and Juniors OF High School
VIII Decide on Thursday,

Thursday afternoon ut o'clock the
Juniors and seniors OF the Salt Lake
High school will meet 10 decide upon
the question OF what substitute shall
be arranged for class days, which have
been abolished by the order OF Prin-
clpal Eaton. The trouble with the class
days Ia that they have grown In elabor-
ateness till they consume much valu-
able school time, and there Is little left
of the last half year 20 give 10 studies
on account of the preparations that are
constantly going forward for the class
day events.
Some members OF the classes favor
class field days. class outing. n
Junior prom, and senior ball. The
question will receive a final hearing
Thursday and a program will be out
lined for the spring events.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-13
HAVE YOU DYSPEPSIA, TNDitGS.
TInNp

n to-day you suffer from impaired
digestion, sluggish liver or impure
blood, and YOU were told OF prepa.
ration which would cure you at a small
cost would you try the remedy? There
Is a mdciue-Grcen's August Flower.
Go TO your druggists and buy a test
bottle for % cents or the regular size
for 10 cents. II you have used all other
dyspepsia remedies without sntistac-
ton, or II you have never used any
preparation for thse distressing nffec.
tons; Il YOU have headache, bilious
ness, loss OF appetite, sleeplessness ner-
vouspess, or any disorder OF the stom.
mach or liver. cure yourself quickly
by using the intsllible August Flower
1t is not an alcoholic stmulant 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, 1906-02-13
Iiesn press was not delivered. as he
had to leave early.
SENATOR SHOOTS VIEWS.

SENATOR SHOOTS VIEWS.
Among other sentiments, Senator
smoot communicated the following:
Il regret deeply my inability to min
gle with you, IN person, In the con-
gtatulations and friendships OF your
Lincoln,s birthday celebration, which |
feel viii be a memorable occasion in
our state.
You are aware that Official duty re-
ouires my presence In the national capt.
tal az the present time.--a fact which
Offers satisfactory apology for my alb
sehce from your congenia assemblage.
To say that am In hearty accord with
the aims and purposes that have
brought you together Is but feeble ex-
preston OF what ! feel and am
proud 10 be counted one with you all.
AS American citizens. enjoying IN
our nation the benign effects Of the
most perfect, progressive and effective
application OF ideal principles OF gov
eminent That the history OF mankind
AFFORDS, II Is not only pleasure. but
an honor and an Inspiration, To meet
ana to commemorate the birth Of one
OF the greatest OF leaders OF men In
any age or time-Abraham Lincoln,
whose LIES work as a statesman, pa
trlot ana friend or his brother man, We
hold In undylng reverence and affec-
ton. His sterling worth in private and
public life, his courage In behalf OF and
consistency to the sacred principles of
human Freedom and his wisdom and
patriotism in every emergency at a
time OF many great emergencies, have
placed him In the galaxy OF lmmortals
whose lives are perennial source OF
encouragement and Instruction to sue
ceeding generations. who thereby are
brought more nearly than they other
wise would be to "A full realization Of an
honorable citizenship IN this nation.
May we, as fellow Americans, never
cease to draw from the example OF such
noble souls as Abraham Lincoln those
lessons OF patriotism and loyalty which
lead to the attainment of higher and
nobler aims than otherwise might en-
ter upon our pathway"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-13
FREE BOOKLET ON
BRlGhT'S DISEASE
AND DIABETES.

usis.s.ss' 'T T,, 70 place In the hands q, ,,,,
h,,s Mh Brlsht's Disease or ' nls
human iytssshe pamphlet that is SAVING
ispS;. eqi Is prInclpSily ~ maS ordinary ~
alaFss y ,ssgIsnllhcally conductsd up ~ OK
ent q resoU ey o. cases, showing ~ ~. a.
ale i.s DISEASE in these hitherto incpp pc.
Itorle vet We is Tor thouxh,euI n.on,.
Common hoy. Gan Discriminate bstpasr
..ieiuiy S nm, medicine itersturo es s~S
.gaS' 'a' profoundly importaa, RI sys.i',
ktosn' p y ,ss Employed in tho,. ,s,,.
I,sult. n sA,i he Fulton Conn mas 'es,s arc arc
Il ~, ,erssdsds isipsTsosy.s exclusively that
plnShlely Islt,d 70 medical Ing sc, ,a,al have
'.I As.s, = nee F. j. Hill p sg,sn &C. The
NsaL, 70 susncc, p.t.
Asad, II . o. les q Weight nn D'se ss
,hira nonihseOasi kidney trouhIIsa g ,anmss,
,hese '99A, drowslness sediment;
..at SS,.sss, . Ihs dIstinsu,,0,,. $50, "
'''asltes iprsu Ets,a' thirst ana al ,tm =.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-13

on control that his resignation would
be expected by March 1. The county
commissioners opposed his removal and
have evidently found him another place
IN the sheriff's office.
County Recorder Perkins submitted
the appointment OK Ma.tle McGillvary
AS extra copyist In his office at SAL
airy OF s2,5O per day, The appointment
was confirmed
butchers license throughout the county
from $50 to s25 per annum was referred
20 commissioner Mackey for an in
Ncstlgatlon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-13
Public is Aroused.

The public is aroused 10 a knowledge
OF the curative merits OF that great
medicinal tonic, Electric Bitters, for
sick stomach, liver and kidneys. Mary
II. Walters. of 54S ST. Clair avenue, CO.
lumbus. O., writes For several months
was given up TO die. I had fever
ard ague, my nerves were wrecked; I
cdlld not sleep and my stomach was
SO weak, from useless doctors drugs.
that could not eat. Soon after begin
ming to take Electric Bltters, | obtained
relief, and In a short time | was en-
tirely cured" Guaranteed at z. c. NJ.
l.. drug store, l12-lli south Main street;
price SOC.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-13
SALARIES ARE INCREASED.
County Commissioners In Generous
Mood Make "Ghost Day" Better.

The county commissioners were IN a
very generous spirit at their meeting
yesterday afternoon and increased the
salaries OF number Of county en-
ployes, The office OF the sheriff received
the largest portion OF the increases, az
nearly every employe in the Office was
favored with an increase ia salary. The
other offices remembered were the coun-
~ attorneys office and the county as
SCISSORS office. The schedule of in
creases allowed by the commissioners
follows
Old. New.
], +, Mackey, draughts-
man IN the Office OF
county assessor ..,...,.,t 20. 90 = 70. 90
Miss Ethel Woodmansee.
stenographer In county
attorneys Office ....... so 90 $500
Joseph Smith. deputy sher-
IN ".,,.u' "",...,.. 100. 90 10. 90
J. +. Burbidge, deputy
sheriff .,,.".. ,,.,... 5000 5000
Harold sleater, deputy
sheriff ~. ..,"...... 1900 5000
L. j. Larson, deputy
Joseph Bun, Jrr deputy
sneTiiI ,,..... .,,,,...,, 1000 bQ,OO
sheriff .u.~ 1.,,"~' 1000 800
Violet Williams, ste
nographer in sheriffs
once ....,.. ,,,.,..,. 5000 65,0
Former Jaile. Alva Stout was trans
ferred TO the office force Of the gnoriff
and was named az a criminal deputy
L. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-13
A Touching Story

IL the saving from death. OF the baby
girl OF George a. Eyler, Cumberland,
Md. lie writes: AT the age OF ii
months, our little girl was In declining
health. with serious Throat Trouble,
and two physicians gave her up. We
were almost In despair. when we re-
solved to try Or, Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption. Coughs and Colds
The first bottle gave relief; after taking
four bottles she was cured, and Is now
In perfect health" Never fails to re-
lIeve and cure a cough or cold. At Y.
e. NJ. |. drug store, l12-llf south Main
street, SOC and ;l.Oo guaranteed, Trial
bottle free.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-13
Peculiar Disappearsnce

j, ID. Runyan, OF Butlervile, o.. laid
the peculiar disappearance OF his pain
full symptoms. of Indigestion and bill
BUSINESS, TO Or. Kings New Life Pills.
He says: They are perfect remedy,
for dizziness, sour stomach, headache,
constipation etc" Guaranteed at z. G.
NJ. ]. drug store, LEILA south Main
street; price 25c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-13

The Viavi Co. will give an illustrated
health talk free every Wednesday at
Room 81 Mercantile Block, at 1880 .. M.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-13

Goods at your own price. /. Y. l.,
Furniture Co. Removal sale.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-13
SALT LAKE PHOTO SUPPLY co

Developing, Finishing. Main and srd So.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-13
Prick WAS BRIEF.

Judge Ffick. who was called next.
stated that he did not feel like making
a long speech, as the hour was late,
and spoke briefly. closing with the
statement that Llncoln's example was
one all Americans could follow 20 ad
vantage. w. ID. Livingston, when called
upon TO respond TO the toast: THE
Banner Republican Party" begged 10
be excused. and the floor was given to
a r.. Bunk.
Mr.. Glassmann's toast on the Repub-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-13
SENATOR SUTHERLAND,

Letters were read from the Utah
delegation In Washington.
Senator Sutherland wrote IN part:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.
Thy Telegraph 70 The Tribune.l

Thy Telegraph The TribuneI
Newport, r. l., Aug. 17-SOclety people in Newport
had a busy day OF IL to-day and the beautiful
weather made the various events all the
jOyable. There lawn tennis in the morning and
a coming out reception In the early Afternoon fol-
lowed by fox hunt and practice game OF polo. in
addition TO the various luncheons and dinners which
given In the cottage colony The largest crowd
OF the season was at the Casino this morning and
In the number were several players who 20 COM
pete IN the national tournament next week. IL
life and hustle all sides. and. for Friday,
unusually gay.
The big event Of the day, from society stand
point, was of course. the coming out reception for
Miss Constance Whitney Warren. the daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs George Henry Warren. Miss War
rem has been seen a great deal In social circles
this summer, and her coming out this afternoon
cludng all OF the younger set and a large number
of the older The reception held on the
spacious lawns OF Sea Field. the Warren estate on
the Ocean Drive There was music by the Casino
orchestra. Mrs. Warren assisted her daughter In
receiving the guests.
This afternoon Mrs Oliver III. p. Belmont enter
tained large party az luncheon az BsIcourt after
which the guests driven 20 Oakland Farm for
the meet OF the hunters. joining a large party
which had been entertained at luncheon by Mrs
Alfred c. Vanderbilt All followed the hunt in car
riages and automobiles.
Tonight there several dinners in the cottage
colony. the largest being that given by Mrs. Penn
broke Jones at InchiQuin- The guests. numbering
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
ARGENIINA'S FUTURE.
Mr. Root Speaks on Chances Offered
for american Capital.

Buenos Ayres Aug. 16 delayed owing TO
earthquake)- Root to-day visited
Estancia and other places. accompanied by
President Alcorta, the Cabinet ministers and the
diplomatic corps
This evening the Secretary was present at
reception given In his honor by the North Amer
lean Society Of the River Plate at Prince George
Hail. which was attended by the leading Eng
lish speaking people and prominent Argentine
citizens. about fifteen hundred persons being
present. After an address Of welcome IN behals
OF the American citizens had been delivered by
Mr. Purdie. president Of the society, Mr.. Root
spoke on the great prospects for the future de-
velOpment OF the country by the investment OF
American capital He pointed out that since the
time twenty years ago. when the late Secretary
Blaine founded the Bureau OF South American
Republics conditions had greatly changed. The
United States, from a debtor nation which had
been compelled to borrow money TO build it's
railways. had in a comparatively short time be-
come q creditor nation. with a large surplus
capital ready and availabla for disposal TO help
other countries attain the same position. Ar
gentina was a country with great pOtentiallttes,
Offering security. protection and a remuneratiVe
return for foreign capital. by whose aid it would
be enabled to pay its debts. and like its sister re-
public. the United States. develop its rich re-
sources and also become a creditor nation and
help on the smaller Latin states.
Mr.. Roof was proud TO see his cOuntrymen
standing so we'll in the Argentine Republic and
believed they embodied before the Argentine
people the best traditions OF the character OF the
American nation.
BuenOs Ayres. Aug. 17.-Secretary Root and
the members Of his party to-day visited the
port and docks here. Besides smaller enter
tainments tonight. dinner was given AZ the
Opera House in honor Of the Americans nv
leading representatives OF banking and COM
merce. Speeches were made by Senior Draeo
and Secretary Root
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
sENoR MExDozA,s coLUMBlAD.

Appears before the tribunal Of the worId-pub-
lie SenOr Don Diego Mendoza, formerly Minis
ter Plenipotentiary and Envoy Extraordinary Of
the Republic of Colombia to the United States
of America, and represents: That Senior Don
Rafael Reyes, President of the aforesaid Re-
public OF Colombia, is a trickster, a CRATER and
a traitor, and is worthy of death; that the
people Of the United States, with the single
sole and solitary exception of the President
think Colombia was badly treated by Panama
and are just itching to give millions of dollars
Of untaipted Out repudiated) bonds to secure
the righting Of that wrong and that in gen
eral things are very, very rotten in the states
OF Colombia and Panama.
All Of which is respectfully submitted, but
most of which. we are inclined to think, will
be discounted at perfectly ruInous percentage
Allowances must always be made for the fer
vency of the outpourings of an imaginative
and passionate people. Thoughts and words in
uOpic lands are no less luxuriant than the Vege-
taton. Also must We take into account the
possibility that not every visiting statesman
appreciates the American sense of humor or
fully realizes to what extent he is being "jol-
lied" If anybody nae been Offering Senor Mer.-
doza millions of dollars lin bonds, face value)
TO aid ColOmbia's cause we would respectfully
suggest that he weigh the offering WELL and
ascertain the ponderOity OF tbs bOn.ls in
ounces avoirdupOis Then by multiplying the
result by the current price OF waste paper,
ne may be enabled to estimate to the extent
Of what fraction of a peso the Colombian
cause would be promoted by acceptance Of the
bounty.
AS for the indictment of General Reyes, that
he is planning TO recognize the accomplished
fact Of Panaman independence in return for
Panama's assumption Of a part of the Colon
bian debt, we are not at all sure that Panama
which is an uncOmmonly competent state in
pecuniary transactions. is prepared to give SO
much for so little. If it is, and If General
Reyes can cOnsummate that compact. he will
deserve, we should say, uncOmmonly we'll of
his country, and instead OF being treated with
boiling oil or melted lead or any other linger-
ing but humorous application for treason, he
should be kept safe from harm and reelected
10 Office again and again. We could imagine
no higher wisdom patriotism on the part OF
the Colombian government than to renew cord
ial relations with Panama, and thus prepare
to enjoy the benefits of the canal.
But-an appalling thought strikes us! Where
is Smyth, Smith Smythe, he OF the pr;enOmen
Clifford? Can 1t be that the ingenious and
unsOphist1cated Sefor Mendoza has been fore
gathering with that distinguished and peerless
caballero, and has in his blithe presence been
inspired with those fertile fancies which are
still so jOyOusly remembered at BOgOta and
all along the shining way from Buey Point TO
Section?
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
IN THE sERKsHlREs.
TBy telegraph 70 The Tribunal

BY Telegraph to The Tribunal
LenOx, Mass. Aug 1Z-Thera Is EttIs et.-z.
this year In the programme OF classes iss.s4 A.
the annual horse show SeptembeF "A Tia.
will be eleven harness classes four saddle es...,
and three for hunters. In the classes for w5n--',
horses the entries must be driven By womsz n.
executive committee Of the show IS Giraud Fo...-
chairman: Frank K Sturgis. John 2 AgEza1..
William d. Sloane. NeWboId Norris ana Harry
Jaques.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph IT. Choate. r.. vh0 Ia.
been at Point au Pic. Canada. are gussts a Y.
and Mrs. Joseph II. Choats at Naumk.ss h
Stockbrdge-
Miss Susan Sedgwick started to-day frOn s,n.s
bridge to visit friends in Preston. Conn
Dr. R. A. Murray. OF New York Is visiting "
and Mrs. Pliny Fisk at the Hotel AsDinWan
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lawler Welsh. Mr. Nsz.
bold, Dr. I4e Caute. Wilson CatherwOod, M-. al
Mrs Edward B. Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Als1z-ls;
Dick. OF Philadelphia. touring in automoblIsA a.
rived to-day at the Hotel Aspinwan
Other automobile arrivals are Mr.. and Yrs. p Z
Wade and Hiss Wade. Bridgeport. Conn; ". s,i
Mrs. r L jerks. Miss Owens Dexter EIi0- M-
and Mrs. Henry g. Lapham. Mr. and Mrs. Ha-T
G.. Powning Of Thompson. Conn. and Ms at
Mrs Samuel G. B. Cook and Miss Augusta 7 Cook
Of Baltimore
mrs. Hartman Kuhn entertained st dlnns- =
NIGHT Sir Gilbert and Lady Carter. Of Barda-
dos Mr. and Mrs. James B. Ludlow e1G A-ss
Kate Cary were among the invited guests
Mrs Robert G. Shaw. OF Boston. entertal1s' a;
luncheon this afternoon at Bel AR VIA Ms
George Roundtree Of Wilmington. y. c. a--'Vs1
Tonight az Shadow Brook. where she Is sl-si
Of Spencer P. ShOtter-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Astor Bristed enr=i,-as'
az dinner tonight at Lakeside
Mr.. and Mrs. William A Read OF 1eN - -
who are touring in a motor car starter 1' = 60
a.. for Manchester VT Mr.. and Mrs J. =. Oul1'
ne - - Mrs. J. W Cutler. OF Rochester, A.
- r, Forbes and J. A B. Hiscoek. OF SSEA'-sN
Havs arrived in Pittsfsld in autOmooiiss'
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
Nsto21nrk Dsailn Gribn1ra.
SATURDAY. AUGUST is. 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

VOEEIGN-Heavy earth shocks in Chill caused
s71nOrs OF q repetition IN Valparaiso of the
recent disaster in California; all lines of COM
munication have been interrupted -= DIS
patches from Russia indicate that the popular
agitation lg spreadingi bomb outrageS continued,
and a number OF encounters between the troops
and the people were reported: - The com
EEittee at Rio on the DragO Doctrine has decided
90 report in favor OF ssking governments to con-
sider the advisabiiity OF presenting the measure
10 The Hague - Half company Of Rura1es
acting as palacs guards III Havana refused TO
obey their o1tiOeFs demanding increased rauOnS
and better treatment; the coinTnlssary arrange
Inenfs were improved end the men were Quleteo'
DOMESTIC.-J. S. Harlan OF Chicago, was
appointed by the President TO the Interstate
Commerce Commission. = The citizens or
Brownsville. Tex. appealed to the President to
have the Negro troops there removed. -
Fearg were Hs:t N Washington that the inter
state Commerce Commission would hardly oe
ready 20 put The !s1e law into effect on August
28. - Resolutions accepting" william Jen- en-
nings Bryan as 8 probable candidate 1or tHS
Presidency IN 1905 were unanimously adopleu
by the Massachusetts, Democratic state Com
nlittee IN Boston. == Secretary lSonaparte is
10 deliver the graduation address at the Naval
Academy. Annapolis. on SeptemOeF L.
CITY.-Stocks were strong. 80 Union Pa
cihc common stock was placed on a 10 per cent
basis and initial dividend at the rate or
per cent annually was declared on Southern
Pacific common; this action took wall street
by surprise, both stocks scared on tremendous
buying orders and the shorts were badly pun
fshed - Dr. Whitman V. White, who was
arrested in Pittshsld. Mass, a charge Of
grand lsrcanv preferred by his former ward
James C1Sullivan was brought here. - The
Brooklyn Rapid Transit fight was transferred
TO Albany and quiet reigned on the lines OF the
road. -= The International Polcyholders
Committee protested that the New York Life
Insurance Company had furnished agents lists
Uiedgtng policyholders to support the admins
irafion ticket == Local Colombians were
angry at the charges made against President
Reyes Jacob A. Livingston denied Mr.
Woodruffs charge of treachery in voting with
the OdelI faction at the Republican State Com
Ynittee meeting. == In q quarrel between two
rival too Robert (tuSiCk. sixteen
old of No. SAB Courtlandt avenue. was proba-
bly fatally stabbed. - Controller Metz re-
fused to approve stenographic report of the
water bill.
THE WEATHER. for to-day:
Fair The temperature yesterday: Highest, SO
degrees; lowest 20