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New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
CITY BONDS DECLINE SHARPLY.
Wall Street Thinks Last Weeks Advance
Was Simply Speculative.

There was a sharp decline the Stock Exchange
yesterday in the New York City AZ per cent bonds
the price running off from 107A TO 1851 drop of
III points from Saturdays close. They closed at
lOss4. net loss OF point for the day. large
block Of the bonds taken by London interests.
and the total transactions for the cay were about
10000 The decline caused alarm in banking
circles where it was recognized that ak the high
price attained by the bonds in the last week 1t
natural that there should be realizing sales.
There was considerable comment over the decline
in Wall Street. however. and the inference was
drawn in some quarters that the advance IN the
price of the bonds week chiefly speculative
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
Pr. TO CUT DOWN EXPENSES.
Orders Sent 10 Every Division to Retrench-
Nav Save s1oO0,00O Month.

The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company. according
10 A special dispatch from PittsburE yesterday has
sent out another order reduce expenses tn every
division The dispatch added that II was intended
~ raauce the expenses least 81. 90 month.
-. ,h.. tho reduction would not affect the i'm
movement work 80 ne started this fall
Some time ago orders were sent out from the
headduarters Of the company in Philadelphia tha'
expenses were 10 he reduced and ths dlVlS'oh ON
cials were instructed 20 send In estimate Of ex-
,e,sas for SeDtcmber The estimates said TO
have shown a great increase in expenses. ana the
order 10, further reduction is thought to be er-
dence that the management thinks the increase
greater than the conditions call for
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24

cember opened sc to sc lower at 57Sc TO Sc. sold
at 5sise and declined TO 5ssc where it closed
Trade in very light and the market
was weak in sympathy with wheat and corn The
close was weak the low point of the day De-
then declined TO 5lsIc. where il closed Local
ceipts AS
Provisions were weak because of the break in
corn At the close Janua-y pork of nc to fec
at So 10 Lard was down sic at $ 62a to S S. Rios
were &c lower at s. S7te
Estimated receipts for tomorrow are: Wheat 22a
cars. corn, SIS cars oats. cars hogs $1,000 mead
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24

St. Nazaire. Sept. 23.-The new commercial harbor
here was formally opened to-day in the presence
of NJ Thompson the Minister OF Marine: NJ. Bar
thou Minister of Commerce. and NJ. BRAND, Min
ister of Public Instruction with civil military
ceremonies The opening Of the port made the
occasion for the launching here of the new French
line steamer Charles Roux.
The launching however, was marred by acci-
dent The vessel had slid more than half way into
the wafer when she suddenly stopped because of
sfacts in the ways and all efforts TO her off
the slips failed The launching will be completed
fa-u
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24

oos21 The principal creditors are y. T. Hunger
ford Brass and Copper Company. $50; Edward
New. money advanced. $3.50 Bruce & Cook. sos
The assets are notes. $50: wagon. SIS: patent on
coffee urn Jar and range castings. SO; accounts
due sl0O4s In bank. s453: personal property, SI5;
Schedules of Nathan Wilson. involuntary bank
rupt show liabilities Of S5,o62 assets Ea The
nrincpal creditors Lewis Solomon 5000: Julius
Rachrach S7e5: Schoenberg Brothers. $50;
Franco Company, s5.0o0 Simons & Moerfeder.
S. 700. -
Schedules of the Economy Dress Pattern Com
nany involuntary bankrupts. show an indebted
ness OF s. 40: assets unknown. The principal cred
itors are Rernham & Stickney. 81 2Co: John F. Gill
more 72l The assets consist of patents and
stock in the hands OF agents. of unknown value.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
WARNED GIRLS AGAINST STUDENTS.

Allentown. Penn, Sept. 23.-Father J. p. Walsh.
rector and Father Gafney. curate. of the Church
of the Immaculate Conception, in their sermons
Yesterday warned the young women of the parish
against too close association with students of Lee
high University.
The priests threatened that unless the young
women stopped the practice of entertaining Lehigh
students their would be announced from
the pulpit The warning q surprise, and
was the cause OF considerable comment.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
Totals 36a o68 14s 81 AL 02 0e6 ST. 400 AS
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court:
David Goodman No. 10 First avenue: voluntary
petition showing debts of 50. 9.S21 and assets OF $50
The principal creditors Johanna Goodman
g. 800 and the Consumers Biscuit Manufacturing
Company. S42
Scoheld Company. New York corpors ton mo
address), by creditors, with claims as follows: ID
W. Smith, 1908; Wilson & Crawford S113; Leslie &
Trinkle. 3.543 Insolvency is admitted. II is said
Schedules of the Edward Ney Company involun-
tary bankrupt. show debts of si697. and assets OF
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
SUN STOVE COMPANY IN TROUBLE.

Detroit Sept 23.-The Sun Stove company. OF this
city, filed a trust mortgage to-day naming ex-Gov-
ernor John T. Rich trustee and stating that It's
indebtedness is SIl0s76. No assets given. The
notes outstanding aggregate s9Ol2l.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
sTuYvEsANT FISH AT OYSTER BAY.
Holds Conference with Secretary Loeb and
Leaves Message for President.

Oyster Bay Sept Zs-Stryvesant Fish came to
Oyster Bay to-day and was cioseted with Secretary
Loeb In the executive Offices for an hour. He de-
ctoea to saI,. for publication regarding the object
OF his visit Re sai6 he not going with the
President on his Western trip and that he would
not see the President to-day.
Secretary Loeb said Mr.. Fish had given him
message TO deliver Dir. Roosevelt, but he de-
c.ned 80 dtvulge its contents.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
NEW DIRECTOR OF c., NJ. ST. PAUL.

The stockholders ~ the Chicago. Milwaukee @
81, Paul Railway Company. at the annual meeting
in Milwaukee, elected L. J. Petit. president or the
Wisconsin National Bank OF that city. director in
place Of Joseph Milbank OF New York. who retired
7 ogden Arrnocr Of Chicago Frederick Layton
Of Milwaukee and Percy Rockefeller. OF New YORK.
whose terms expired, reelected Tne dlrec-
tors met later organized the ensuing year oy
re-eIec.Ing the retiring officers out of a total Of
aoo no0 shares 7s1 900 were represented at the
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
MERGER HAS RESOURCES OF s42,sss.sss

s.. Louis. Sept Z3-After being IN almost con-
ttnuous session a day apd a half directors of
the Mercantile Trust Company and the Missouri
Lincoln Trust Company signed papers early to-day
whereby the former institution absorbs the latter.
making company with combined deposits Of s2s.-
1zz. .gss ana total resources Of 81. gss s33.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
MOUNT CARMEL TRANSIT SOLD.

Shanaolin. Penn, Sept 23.-The Shamokin &
Mount Carmel Transit Line. between this place
and Ashland. which has been tied up since last
May by a strike was sold to-day TO coal region
capitalists headed by former Congressman f. w
Samuel. Of Mount Carmel The road, which is
aixtssn xaiseS long. wiz be reopened at once
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
TO PUT KANSAS RATE INTO EFFECT.

Chicago Sept. 23.-At a conference to-day presi-
dents of Kansas railroads decided to put the two
cent rate into effect in Kansas on October 4. as
ordered by the Railroad Commission of that state
,ecen+lv provded the roads may still preserve the
right 10 contest the legality of the order In the
otrte
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24

II thought you said you were going to make this
play realistic. A.,
1t is realistic The characters are drawn with
infinite skill and
dra geed OF to iail Chicago Record Herald.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
AMERrCAN LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY.

The Board Directors this day declared quarterly
dividend OF and three-quarters per cent on the
preferred capital payable october 21s 1901
the preferred stockholders of record the close Of
business September e7th. 1907. Checks will be
mailed.
election be held October 18th 1907 the transfer
books of the company will close at p. NJ. on Sep
tenber 27th. 1907. and reopen october 22d. 1907
LEIGH BEST, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
CONDITION OF NEW YORK TRUST COS

The following table shows in detail the condi-
ton of the companies of New York State
August % 1907. compared with June 4. 1901. and
August S. 1906;
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
COBALT STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney & Co. No Is Broad
street New York. and No. IL South 4,h street.
hnade
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24

SOUTHERN TIER DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
Notice IS hereby given that the Annual Meeting ot
Southern Tier Development Company for the elec-
tion OF Directors and Tor the transactiGh OF sqcn
held the Office OF the Company, No II
dvvav In City OF New York on Tuesday
October Sth 1907 at so o'clock P NJ
The stock viii be closed at the close
Of business Saturday. September 7th 1907 and viii
he opened at A NJ "Wednesday. October 9th 1907
Pv rde Of Board of Directors
DAVID BOSNIAN Secretary.
>ca,
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
BUFFALO MINES, LIMITED.

Notice Is hereby given: That Board Of Directors
of Buffalo Mines Limited have declared the regular
outstanding capital stock
of that Company. which Will be paid october fst 1907
stockholders of record. the close OF business on
September 25 1907 The the Company will
be closed day will reopen October 2 1907.
GEORGE c. MILLER.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24

Atlantic City. Sept z2-In connection with the
bankers convention. which opens tomorrow. there
a conference here to-day between representa-
tives Of the New York Cotton Exchange. six other
organizations ard a special committee OF bank
ers TO secure legislation making the railroads
sponsOle for bills Of ladng issued by their agents.
Addresses made by Professor Williston, Of
Harvard; r. Z. s. Marshall. of Baltimore, and
Louis e Pierson, of New York. chairman Of the
bankers committee Among those present
L Mandlebaum, Of the New York Cotton Ex-
change; Edward .. Page. Of the Merchants Asso-
ciation: a J. Looney, Of the Produce Exchange;
Charles r. Droste. Of the Mercantile Exchange,
and ". 5. Armstrong OF the Board Of Trade and
Transporta ton.
Losses ranging from $4,000 20 $4,000 told
acceptance by banks and foreign banking houses
OF New York OF bills Of lsdlng not actually
ceived By the railroads. Suits TO recover lost
through the successful contention OF the carriers
that their agents had exceeded their authority in
issuing The bills
The entire question put up 90" the Interstate
Commerce Commission. This body, il de-
clared should be held responsible for the furnish
ing OF the bills OF lading. which should be pro-
tected by the government u to give confidence 10
hnanciers and make them safe in advancing money
on paper showing crops other commodities TO
be IN the hands of the shipper The commission
will give hearing the question on October ID.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
GALEN HALL.
Hotel and Saratorum-
Atlantic City.
Elegant stone brick and steel building
Always open Always Ready
Always Busy.
DiUidend Notices.

NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
regular quarterly dividend of ONE AND ONE
QUARTER PER CENT. Common Stock has
been declared payable October 18th. 1907 10 stock
holders of record the close of business September
2Sh 1907 Transfer books will be closed from Septe
SOth. 1907 October 18th. 1907 both inclusive
? E BUGBEE. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
THE ATCRISON. TOPEKA AND SANTA FE RAIL
WAY COMPANY.

Coupons No. "A. October !. 1901. from The Atcr
fson Topeka Railway Company GENERA.
MORTGAGE FOUR PER CENT BONDS will be paid
date. presentation at the once
the Company, Nassau Street. New York city
H W GARDINER. Assistant Treasurer
York. September II. 1907.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24

NEW YORK CENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY
Office of the Treasurer New York Sept 18th. 1907.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this Company. at
held this declared dividend of ONE
AND ONE-HALF PER CENT. its capital stock.
payable this office the 18th day Of October next
stockholders of record the close of business
Monday the Both
EDWARD I. ROSSITER. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24

4 SPECIAL, MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF,
y TOBACCO TRADES EXPOSITION COMPANY will
he held September. 1907 at noon. AZ
the offce OF Tobacco Trades Exposition Company No s49
BROADWAY Borough OF Manhattan City of New York.
for the purpose voting upon proposition TO increase
its C'arital stock Five Thousand (5o1D Dollars
sting Of Hundred Q0O shares Of the par value
Of Fifty (50) Dollars each 70 Twhty Thousand tas9
oIIsrs 10 consist Hundred t4gl shares or ths
Isu. Of FYftv f5m Dollars and also to deter
,e whether the number shall be increased
Dated. September IL. 1901
TURK. President
EDWARD " EMERSON. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24

THE ATLANTIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
Is that the annual meeting or stock
toissrs of THE ATLANTIC COAST STEAMSHIP COM
viii be ofsce OF the Company, IN the
MiiIs Building s5 Street New York. N Y. on
day October. 1907. at Il O'Clock
noon FOR the Of Directors and for the ransa
ton Of other business may come before the meet
ing
H c. HYDE. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
Financial Meetings.
TO THE
TIE WABASH RAILROAD COMPANY.

Notice hereby given that the regular annual meet
Of Stockholders and Debenture Mortgage Bond
holders of The wabash Railroad Company Will be held
the Office OF Smith & Beckwth tthe General At
for the state Of Ohiol. the
nth floor Of Produce Exchange Building. in the
Cifv of Toledo OF Ohio. Tuesday the eighth
day October. 1901 at 0 o'clock A NJ. for the pur-
pose electtng and for the transaction Of
other business may be legally brought before
The transfer books OF the Company will be closed
Saturday. September 1907 ct II O'Clock noon ana
will reopened Wednesday. October 9. 1901 at
o O'Clock A. NJ
J.. c. OrTESON, F a DELANo.
- President
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
autumn Resorts.

NEW JERSEY.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24

Bonds and mtges. 81.
Stock and bono in
vest. book value) .
Loaned on collat.
Other loans ,...,...
Overdrafts ..,..-...
Due from banks.
bankers & brokers
Real estate ..-.....
Due from approved
res repositories. ..
specie .....-.......
Legal tender and
bills OF nat. bks. .
Cash items .--.-...
Inv. held as exec.
admT.. guar. etc
Other assets .-.---
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
SPECIAL TRIPS =!

Delightful Fall Outings. combining rest and sight
seeing All Expenses Hotel. r r and Steamer Fare.
Included in low rate
900 ISLANDS. OCT 5TH ONLY $3.50
JAMESTOWN EXPSTN. OCT md " $500
JAMESTOWN ExPSTN. OCT. Till - -
JAMESTOWN EXPSTN- INDPT- FARE . - loco
JAMESTOWN EXPN.. with Luray. etc. e15o
Clrculars Eras
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-27
OFFICERS ELECTED.
odd Fellows Annual Encampment
Brought 10 a Close.

At the close Of yesterdays annual
meeting Of the annual cncampment Of
the Utah Grand Lodge Of odd Fellows,
tho following officers were elected:
Grand Patriarch-D. Lennon. stock
ton.
q. Il Pm. Stockman, salt Lake
Grand Senior Wardcn-Stewart Nc
L.eose Salt Lake.
Grand Junior Warden-H C. Ward
scriba-W. j. Moore. salt Lake.
Grand TreasuNr-B. II. Bowers.
Provo.
Grand Rep.-H. n. standish.
Grand Trustee. ID. Southcra.
These appoiutve officers were named:
Grand marshal Carl ii. Gahrielsons
Bingham grand outside sentinel John
Forgie. Milford, grand inside sentinel.
IT, ". Stringer, Park city
District grand patriarchs were CON
nrmed as follows: District No. 1. j. NJ.
Collins. salt Lake city; No. 2, n. J..
johnson Park city No. B. Fred Her
man, Bingham; 80, ;. John E Taylor,
Provo: no. 2, O.. g.. k.zor Milford No.
s. Joseph Hughes Stockton.
Recipients of Jewels =. q. =. stan
dish 10 T.. q. Z. j j. Thomas, =. q. p.
T. A. simpkn TO u. q. p. Hogei =. a..
arch Vs. w Cook. Addresses of cou-
graduation were numerous. Tho grand
onolmumout WIu meet again iu Salt
Lake Guy ON Nov. o. 1905
In the evening those holding the uni-
form rank met anna decorated Mrs JgF-
Size Russell OF Salt Lake, Mrs N. ~.
Rosevore of Park city Mrs L0tue JEFF
ferries 0f salt Lake and Mrs. LottIo
Ray OF Provo with the degree of chival-
81. d. .H & IT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-27

"a wealthy Goldn.d miner Hst July, al-
umcted much attention by lavish exc
ponlurcs ln taa enioriou District
was arrested today ou an indictment
u1m Chicago. charging forgery. lio
was hold in t2aU uaIL Since nls July
adventure. Mn.lnaky hHH been IN
paHH and only recently returned. la
was au agent f.r ono Iuftru.k Pubs
fishing c.mI uU uf oU.0asH. and o. aD-
.usrI 0f fHrEuF checks amounting tn
ftlit against tNe nrU.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-27
GIRL COMMITS SUICIDE

colorado Springs. Colo. Nov. 26.-7Jon-
ulo Gumth. the beautiful ls-year-oId
daughter of Richard Gumfh. master
mechanic of the Colorado Midland rail-
road. WAC found dead iu bed at au early
hour this morning shot through tho
heart and with "a revolver BrAspcd u
ben band.
The Cor1ucr's inquest developed the
f4ct chat the Eu WAS eueIcnte. and.
ae she had lately been tilted by her
fnrCa. railroad fireman. &c. is assumed
Chat DEER condition sp prcygd upon Der
mind as to cause her self-destruot.ou.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-27
charles A. Nelson Of the Alta
Club Meets Death on
Snake River.
WAS OUT SHOOTING ALONE.
.lsrr Party Later FINDS Him
Dead win Big Hole In
His Abdomen.

49,, remains of Charles A. Nelson, a
.n known mining engineer and club
". Who met his death while on a
s.-,,or trim 90 the vicinity of Rea.
80 Yesterday. win arrive IN salt
~ tomorrow morning
a. Nelson's death from all APP
.-sre,s was due 20 the accidental
gt.,tarre Of his own gun The fact
80, large hole was torn I'm his abdo-
~, takcu with the fact that he was
,...ipg alone and the additional fact
~, me gun had been discharged. led
=, ,bis conclusion. Nelson had been
,rrtirF ducks from tho North Fork
c,,,h touse for the past month, and
,re.er3av morning he arose before sun
~. s.ffIrc out alone as was MS GUS
,r f,r stalk along the river grass
n tbc direction of Rea-
bs aiI not return several mem-
49,. af tn. club started searching
,srty far him. one member of this
,artv Charles Trude. located tho oody
K. tbs grass along the Snake river, "a
,'.t.Ia iu the abdomen. in which tho
.-iir. contents Of q shell from his
~ fs4 lodged. telling the tragic story
OF his fate A.. Ill,
telephone message TO the Alta club,
,rbs-s Ha resided. last night brought
,ss Information of the accident and
r,giqb R4ruett and Robert B. Hark-
ross lcn f0r The north last night 10
tota charge Of the remains. a coron-
80 irq1esf viii be held today 10 St
Anthony preceding the sending OF the
body 90 Salt Lake
WAS MINING ENGINEER
charles A Nelson's office was located
IN noon COB Dooley block, where he car
r,e5 on business as a mining en-
girler Re came to salt Lake ten
vsqrs ago with the London Exploration
s5,rnarv from Montana, whore he mad
bsen manager Of the Elkhorn mine.
Prior to chat he had graduated from
Vagu university with high honurs.
and had won the Logan gold medal IN
rcoiorv bis professional career began
an colorado where he was with the
pueblo smelling and Refining company
,,rfr he went 90 Montana Mr.. Nelson
te survived hy q brother. Percy Mol
e.r who resides at Bingham, sis-
ter Mrs. Charles r. Stage or Mon
t-aal and another brother who resides
in England.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-27

ford. nor is it probable that he Will
sign the measure
Gov Cutler yesterday called upon
Mayor Bransford and represented thar
eN-Mayor Ezra Thompson had tender
ed the free use of the rooms during
the pleasure Of the juvenile court com
mission IL was further pointed out
that the commission Us not financially
ablo 20 meet the rental demanded
$40 per month for eight months. May
or Bransford said that ne would IN
Nesugate the case, and iu the mean
time the resolution Is Ineffective.
The Juvenile court commission met
in the afternoon for the consideration
OF routine work. From reports sub
mitted by Judges Ferdinand Er3ck-
son OF Sanpote county, and John n.
Davis of Jiutah county the board was
advised that Juvenile work in those
localities was productive OF good re
suits. la a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-27
A GOOD STORY
Told by a Former CoGee slave.

The relief which comes from leaving
of coffee and using Postum Food Cof-
Zee l8 su striking that people like 20
Ten others who may be- iu tho cOndl-
ton they get out or
The use of Postum is on the lncrea ae
boz This country ana tho famous beyer-
age made from wholesome field grain
has been the means uf restoring 90
thousands of former coffee drlnk.rs.
good digestion steady nerves and sound
Sleep
About IS months ago," writas %
Kan. Woman. % was most miserable
person. am 2s years old ana am my
ne have been subject to headache.
which seemed to get worse with each
attack ao that about every week I
would have ID spell that laid nae up two
days.
Whenever I would 20 out anywhere
I'd come home with "a spell aud then
would not eat anything Just drink cof-
Zee. ] had nervous chills and my mem
ory was getting very bad
'Aiy friends thought / would not live
long, and 2 was little moro than a
skeleton. Az last Ca friend advised me
to quit coffee ana use Postum. NJ
seemed Silly to think coffee was the
trouble. hut I am thankful I tried ID
uut. for 4 ann now in perfect health.
have no headaches ur dizzy spells. u0
moro nervous chiila ana my nerves are
strong and steady. Ny mind is clear
ana my memory all right iu fact i am
lilia "a different person.
Constipation WaH one or my old
troubles. ] had 10 take something AM
ODE time. Now 1 am never bothered
this way and everyone remarks how
Wen ! ana booking ] ANA getting noshy
ana am glad t0 teil others that Postum
mas lone ~ ail FOR mo-
"a few timee whom out or Postum. j
have returned 90 coffee ana every time
l'd $50 tu hci with raging head ache. 81
thatr proof that coffee was at the
bottom of my trouble" Name given
by Postum Co., Battle Creek. Mich.
Read "Tho Road 10 WclVlla." in pkrr.
There's Reason"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-27
AUsTRIANS ARRAIGNED.
Ven Charged With Wrecklng County
Jail Bound Over.

Mik, AdamOvich, Joe Thomas, Mike
Nayi7 Joe Moyores and F'abyn spo-
D.. Aus.uus, were arraigned yester-
Day before Justice Of the Peace WI
hams of Bingham Junction, on COM
plants charging them With destroying
property The men were accused OF
having wrecked the county jail one
night last week. while locked up for
isghucng firearms within tho Muir
nay city limits
spo.z. Adlmovich and MOyores laid
ihe blame ON the other two men. and
ihe latter we're held I'm $500 bonds 70
answer t1 Inc charge while the bonds
n thc other three were fixed at $50 as
Vltulsse.
Folr of The prisoners were then taxi
IN io Murray % answer 20 the charge
Wc.euoI against them there. Two
pleaded guilty and were fined S25 each,
one forfeited his BAN OF $40 and the
Eases NJ .no other two are yet 10 be
heard
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-27

Nasal Catarrh. an inflammation Of
the delicate membrane lining the air
passages. is not cured by any mixtures
taken into the stomach. Don't waste
time ON them. Take Ely's Cream Balm
through the nostrils. so that the fever
el swollen tissues are reached at once.
Never mind how long you have suf-
fored nor how often you have been
disappointed. we know Ely's Cream
Balm is the remedy you should use.
All druggists soc. Mailed by Ely
Bros, 90 Warren Street. New York.