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Today 5 Ogden News

the damage suit of John Peuaeid
against the Union Pacific after being
cut several hours last evening. returned
verdict in favor OF the plaintin FOR
$4,000 damages.
On Feb "A. 1906 peuiield met with
an accident In the Union depot grounds
by railing beneath the whocls OF a NOV
ing train and had both feet badly
crushed 50 that umputatlon was nee
essary of both feet above The anltle.
lie brought suit through his attorneys
Age, Chez & McCruckcn. few $40 N00
damages The suit was dismissed hy
Judge Howell several months ago but
the court reconstructed las action ON
the case ana granted a new trial
stephen Quinn and Thomas *. Lucas.
tho men awaiting trial IN the district
court ON two counts of burglary In tho
FIRST degree, were arraigned before
Judge Howell Wld given until Monday
to plead. Tho court however. In
creased their bonds from $500 To- 500 on
each charge.
They were also airaigned m the mu-
niclral court ON another charge of SIM
liar nature, and their buuds were fixed
at $500 each. The men have friends
on the outside who are cudcavoiing To
raise money enough to put up bail Cor
the prisoners.
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DISTRICT SCHOOL GRADUATES
Close of Successful School Sear-City
Council Session.

Murray City. June l.--Commencement
exercises on Wednesday last was tho
feature of the week. Upon the stage,
which was draped with old Glory
and tastefully decorated with flowers
and class colors, sat the IS graduates,
Mayor Charles Brown the members of
the board OF education and others. The
program was we'll rendered and warmly
eDplauded. Especial mention might be
made of the address of welcome by
Miss Pearl Holm and the valedictory
address by Miss Mia Johnston. Prof.
j. II. Paul In his address TO the gradu
ates was in one of his happy poetic
moods. His remarks were spirited and
full of hope and encouragement TO the
graduates.
After posing for a class picture the
graduates We're escorted to the old
meetinghouse. where Il dainty repast
had been prepared by a number of the
teachers. The ball in the evening was
pronounced the grandest OF the
season.
The year Just closed has been a sue
cess from every standpoint. and many
words Of praise and satisfaction were
expressed during the past week. The
labors OF the superintendent and his
able corps OF teachers have certainly
been appreciated.
supt. q. NJ. Mumford Is now very
busy with tho textbook question and it
will be week or 10 days before a COM
piete report will he ready.
There are positions open for three
good. strong teachers.
Following is the commencement pro-
gram:
Glass chorus ......."..The May Breeze
Invocation.
Address Of welcome .-..... Pearl Holm
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EVERY MAN ms Own nocroR.

The average man cannot afford 20 em-
ploy ID physician for every slight ailment
or injury that may occur ia his family
nor can be afford 10 neglect them. as go
slight an injury AS the scratch NJ pin
has been known to cause the loss of
limb. Hence every man must from peces-
sty be his own doctor for this class OF
ailments, Success often depends upon
prompt treatment, which can only be had
when suitable medicines axe kept at hand
Chamberlan's Remedies have been in the
market for many years and enjoy good
reputation. They sell for g cents bottle.
Chamberlaiu's Cole, Cho era and par-
rhoea Remedy for bowel complaints.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for
colds Group and whooping cough.
Chamberlaius Pain Balm tan antlseptic
linimenb for cuts. bruises burns sprains,
SwelinEs lame back ana rheumatic pains.
Charnberlain's stomach and liver Tab
lets for constipation, billousness and
stomach troubles.
Chamberiains salve for diseases Of the
skin.
one bottle Of each Of these i've propara-
tions costs hut 81 p, For sale by all drug
gists.
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HIGH SCHOOL
COMMENCEMENT
Forty.six Students Awarded d.
pIomas in Classical Scientific
And English Courses.
SAD DEATH OF RAY D0XEY.
John Pcniield Awarded $4,000 Dam
ages for Loss of Both Feet
Price of Coal Goes Up.

ogden, juno 1.-The public schools
af ogden closed yesterday for the
slimmer vacation. The school year
has been very successful in every
respect, and good work has been &C
oomplished in all the schools
The high school commencement eN-
ercises were held at the Grand Opera
House last evening. They were enjoy
sd by an audience that taxed the
building to its capacity. and standing
room was at a. premium. a special
feature of the evening was the eN-
reIIent music by the school orchestra
~ "a nieces under the direction of
prof Squire Coop, through whose W.
forage music has advanced so rapldly
IN the public schools. The orcheStr"
nlsvs classical music in very cred
table manner.
The commencement program was
we'll rendered. The salutatory WAS
delivered by George II. Whitmeyer
and orations We're delivered by
blanche Williams on James Sfale,
and by Lew w. Beason on Snpuld
Mammal Training be introduced IN our
schools" he favored the new training
Ga the schools and gave various rea
tons why 1t would be great hehen'
Miss Georgia H. smurthwaite was
vsledictoriau of the class, her thesis
being a mastery effort.
TIE program closed with the pre-
sentation of an operetta entitled "A
Dress Rehearsal, by members of the
class: ,,,....,
last evening We're:
CLASS 'O6 X GRADUATES.
Classical Course-Georgiana Hope
Smurthwaite.
scientific Course-Maude Belnap.
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LOGAN.
)RY FARM PL0WS.



Logan, May 8l.--Artices OF iucor-
poration of the Danielseu Pillow Co.
have been filed with the county clerk.
The company is capitalized at $780,
600, and its place OF business is givea
as Independence jackson CO.. Mo
The company is organized as follows,
w. g. Danieiseu president, $. q. Ben
Mon, vice president. Joseph Quincy,
IN, secretary, and II. T.. Hatch. treas
urer. Stock has been subscribed FOR
as follows W. c. Danielsen $50 600,
Joseph Quincy, Jr., $4,000 Geo. C.. Rig
by $1,000 Joseph II. Wilson, Jr,, $1,000.
). o, Bennon, Independence Mos 600;
f. w. WeigO Denver. 81 coo: Il. 4,
Hatch, $1,000 G. II. Hart, $1,000; Geo
w, Lufkin $500; Jacob West. 81 900
Jos. +. Smith, trustee $4,000; Jesse
Knight Provo. 5000 j. W. Knight.
Provo, $1,000; w. :. Mangum. Provo,
$500. lnez Is. Allen, Provo, $500, ]. T.
Booth, Provo. 500: Albert Manwaring,
Provo, 500; Joseph f. Keller, Provo,
500; Geo. II, Brimhall, Provo, $l00 :.
:. Chapman, American Fork, 5000, O.
p Miller, Salt Lake $1,000.
The report that Moses Thatcher has
cancer Of the stomach Is strongly de-
MED by his physicians. They say that
his Is case of chronic ulcer OF the
stomach but that there is no indication
OF cancer. While he is still very week,
he Is very much improved over his
condition the first OF the week. aud
hopes are entertained for his recovery
Edmund. the 9-year-uld son OF Lewis
+. Wilhelm OF Greenville met with an
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accident tho other day by which be
may loose the sight OF one OF his eyes
The little fellow was striking "A hottie
with AN aN and PARTICLES OF glass flew
In his eye. The case Vas SO serious
that Mr. Wilhelm was advised to- take
the boy to salt LAX, for treatment.
Horton Hammond of Providence cut
his knee cap very badly with a draw
ing knife. 4 physician was called aud
found ii necessary To- take several
stitches to close up the wound
Jeus Nelson, father of ELIAS Nelson
of the Seventh ward. fell and dislocat-
ed his shoulder yesterday
Mrs Edgley of Pocatelip underwent
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING


UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COM
psany' 10 broadway, New York May .
dD"-Spcci1l meeting Of Stockholders
70 the stockholders OF the Union Pacific
H'i,Toad company: Notice is hereby Civ
in ilat r. special meeting Of the stock
Holders Of the Union Pacific Railroad
Company has been called by the Board
Vt directors TO convene at The ofhco 90
S4e company. al Salt Lake city, In the
STATE OF Utah. on the 18th day of June.
lSr az II o'clock NJ. for the purpose
81 considering and acting upon an amend
Wg9t OF the articles Of Incorporation Of
80 'q company, recommended BY tho Boatd
~ directors increasing It's common capt
Iai stock by the amount of siJ 00o60O.
~ a OF authorizing the issue and use "
y, ~ 3ddldonal stock and II taking all
~ iabic action IN the premises.
a. ne books for the transfer of the stock
,oo'h preferred and commun) will be
Siosed Tor the purpose Of the meeting at
3oo @ clock p M. on the 9th day OF May
"" ana VIII be reopened at 10 o'clock a
By order or the Board Of Dirsctor.
ALIEN. MILLAR, Secretary.
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Casearets are The inplaoable foe Of
All Disease Germs: the Incompatible
cleanser, purifier and strengthened Of the
entire Digestive Canal.
They Act Ike Exercise on the Bowel
Muscles. make them strong and active
able to Help Themselves DO their work
keep themselves clean.
Casoar-ts are the Safeguard Of Innocent
Childhood against the Dreadful Death
dealing Dangers that threaten the Lives
Of the liUie Ones.
They are Purely Vegetable absolutely
Ha,ml.,-. always Reliable aud Efficient
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A Dishonest Purpose means Dishonest
Product and Disregard Of the Purchas-
ers Health or Welfare.
Beware Of the Slick Salesman and his
ancient Just as Coed" story that COM
mon senso reiuies.
Cascarets are made only by the Sterling
Remedy Company, and the famous little
Ten Cent Vest Pocket" box IS here
shown They are never sold il bulk.
Every tablet marked "CcC."
Be sure you get The genuine.
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And In accordance with law and an or
der Of the Board 81 Directors made on
said 18TH day OF April 1901. 50 many
shares Of each parcel OF such stock as
may be necessary, will he sold at public
auction ~ the office OF the Secretary Of
said company. AZ Room No. -. City aud
County Building known az the County
TrcasurerS once salt Lake city Utah
on Tuesday, the 4th dag OF June. 1907. a lc
O'Clock noon, 20 pay tho delinquent assess
mert thereon, together With the coats or
advertising and expense OF sale
j A. GROESRECK. Treasurer
Location or office Room No. - city snd
County Building salt Lake cry. Utah,
First publication May 18th, 1907
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RICHFIELD.
commemorative Exercises ON Dccora-
lion Day--Cemctcry improvements,

Special Correspondence.
RichdelI. Sewer Co, May 2l-The
weather on Decoration day was ideal
for outdoor gatherings. About $3.50 The
procession wendell its way from tho
public SQUARE 10 the cemetery headed
bv the band. The great majority Of tho
people. however. preceded thom. The
cemetery showed greater attention and
moro extensive improvements this year
than ever before. A great number Of
trees have been planted at the eNpens"
OF the city and the drlveWays leyecd
and cleared Of al rubbIs b. A small
stream of water from Cottonwood creek
has been conducted unpn the ground,
thus making il possible 10 grow grasses
flowers ana shrubs
A fitting program Vas rendered after
the graves were decorated.
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GLASS 'O7 GRADUATES

Classical Course-Mildred Douglas,
Estela Hope Watts. Elizabeth Mar
garct Halsted, Blanche Williams.
Scientific Course--Ireta Holroyd
Chambers, Lucille FAIR. Mabel Jean
ette- Lauer. Rosa May Maddox,
Maude Lettie Paine. Elsie Neronc
Shaw. Mabel Clark. Alice Green,
Mabel Jessie Lucas, Abe HgrtScl Ma
lone, Ruby Fay Pearcc. Emma Mary
stone. George Rudolph Whitmeyer.
English Course--Hazcl Adeiia Ba-
ker, Nellie Bowman, Franklin James
Eoulger, Mabel Hudman, Grace Muriel
Meek. Lucille Eva Rogers. Lew Wyatt
Beason, Albert Earl Harris. Mabel
Marie McCrea Is, Marion Gilbert Per-
ny. Percival Hail Van Pattcn, Han
nah White Hazel Wallace.
SAD DEATH OF YOUTH.
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Robert Nillar Campbell, Mabel mea
erase, William Henry Lundy. 1cey
May Bower. Abble irene Cortez, Eve
lvn Dalrymple. Frank Smyth, Ethel
Marie Watts
English Coursc-Sarah Pmerac,
Lewis o Scu1der, Daisy Nellie Nick-
cry. Donald Ellis Ishiyers. Edna
ToMno Ellen UnsMorth.
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BRIGHAM CITY.
SITE FOR CITY HALL.


Spttlhl correspondence
Brigham city. BoXclder Co, May 3D.
Mayor Hoist has called % mass meet
ing " the citizens OF Brigham City
10 be held al the opera house Monday
evening, June D. for the purpose OF
considering the adVisabllity OF holding
AN election 20 determine Whether or
not the city should purchase q pieto
OF property for q future city hail site.
Joseph r. Hanson, late Of tho London
conferences, has an announcements out
that he expects TO go into the furni-
turc business once more, and VIII open
up on June / 10 his old stand on Main
street.
Judge Marshall has handed down q
decision IN tho case OF Brigham city
VS. BoNelder Light n Power Co, re-
handing II back 10 the district court.
The tabernacle services last sunday
were In charge OF Elder ~ l.. Nichols,
The stake presidency were holdins
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JOHN PENF1ELD GETS $4,000,

fttClldIlOll Lily r. w luilel
Instrumental duet. Observation-Disclosures.
1900. Laura Smith and Pearl Holm
"A Murray city High School" ......
....................,. Olga Lundquist
Vocal solo ................ Jennie Powell
The Public School as Character
Builder" ......,....,. Beulah Gallyer
Chorus .............. Fourth grade pupils
Valedictory address. ...., Mia Johnston
Class chorus. sweet Summer Tide
Address to graduates. Prof, j. II. Paul
Vocal solo observation-disclosures. Ruth Miller
Presentation of certificates. .....,
........... Supt c. NJ Mumford
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

VICTOR CONSOLIDATED MINING;
co. Principal place OF business. salt Lake
CITY. Utah. Notice.--There are delinquent
upon the following described stock, on
per share, levied on the istb day OF Anrii
1901. the several amounts set opposite tho
names of the respective shareholders az
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NAMES OF GRADUATES.

Raymond Conyers. Lille SandstrOm,
Eunice Jackson. Nita Johnston, Pearl
A. Holm, Roy p Cahoon, Pearl r.
Erickson, Olga Lundquist. William NJ.
Bentz. Laura Smith, Freda f. Ahlberg.
Lilly E. Widner. George e, Trip Ag-
Gallyer Emma f.. Swedenberg, George
Morris. Alice Turner. Victoria f. An
derson, seymour Godfrey. Ethel Powell.
Frank c. Powell. Lorraine Williams
Alice Berger, Henry White, John Lee
Roy Richardson, Winnie Olson.
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|, is not an Experiment, moi an Acci-
don't or Incident, but sound, Honest
Business. based on ,Tlme-Tri.d- and Tes,sd
Merit, never found wanting.
There &c Reason.
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COAL GOES UP.
An Extra - Cents Per Ton Nddcd TO
its Cost.

Ogden Inn. The ,,.i.. cr ,o,l M,
ali kinds delivered I'm Order Mas raisoi
d rsnts rc, tan ftI. -
n now & 10 nor tom drIi,aTga M
raise was nude Inv me taa,,sie,..
vino agreed tbat iu ,b. ,,,t,r., ,t,,.,
must have a. cents per ton for delivery
fore fo, NAM, 49, 1.u,,,. -. '; az, ~,
barors v.jntc, s.t. ;r ~ ,,-i go, ','i
are going to make "a rsl.c an ,,1,l "a
tht yarJ oT -, 81, -, '.'"' :,
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LAYTON.
DAVIS COUNTY SCHOOLS.
Names of Eighth Grade Graduates and
Program for June 4.

The following pupils passed the
eighth grade examination which was
held IN the respective school buildings
May - and rs:
Names of Eighth grade graduates,
Davis county. Utah. June 4. 1907:
South Bountiful, 6 w Palmer, prin-
cipal-Wilford W. Hatch LaureIla
Moss. Florence Burnham. Stephen
Murl TIRE. Amasa Howard, Mantle
Piprcey.
Stoker School. East Bountful, l.. ]
Muir principal Joel r. Parrish, in
structor Hazel Shill. Jessie johnson.
Jane BUckland. William Fisher Elgin
Roberts, Alton Eldredge. Ida Day
Mabel Waddoups, Raleigh f. Smedley
Hubert Mitchell Nina Wiley. Cotton
Wood. Iris Lincoln, Jessie May Reid,
Maudeiue Hart. Nellie kpighton
Leonard Day, Katherine Jennings
Khnber Barlow Hildred Poulton
Pearl Beth Smedley, Herbert ]. Pack
Jane Eldredgc. ROY Fisher, Mary
Platt. Howard r. Grant. irwin call
Zelda Davis Hazel Strinsham, CO.
moran call Israel Barlow, Mathoniah
Sessions. Clara Holbrook. Christa Tut
tie Grace Hatch, Naomi Mexican, Haa-
el ) Wood
Ccnteryule h. NJ. Decker, principl---
Alton Parrish. Franklin Smith, Mamie
Franco Ethel Smith, Grace Ford. lie
Roy Barber. Hortensc Roberts. Vernon
Spencer Nncta Smith Josephine
Chase Valeriu F. Cheney
Pennington. David r, Smith, prin-
cipal-Ethe Turner. Ireta Miller. liza
Mcdonald Miller Steed Lawrence
Chadln Chloe Knowton, Marion Hess,
Violet Christensen, Rhea Taylor. Vera
Oviatt, Marsh Abbott, Edna Cottrell.
KsyRyiIlc n. G. Burton, principal
Gordon Galley Mary Smith, Bernice
Warren Tcmma Blood, Lillian Cal
braith. Eldu EdmONds, Florence Bar
nett. Edna Rushforth. John Robins,
WYNN Allen l.avina Anderson. RUBY
Lindsey Alan Openshaw
Layton J.. g. King, principal.
RhodH kershHw, Louie Ware, Grace
Phillips Murray Cowley. Glen Day.
Hubert a. Layton. Estella Smith Hat
tie Bone. Ethel Bone Frank Morgan
Robert Haywood, Lucinda COrbridge.
Vera Layton Jennie Cook.
syracuse. A. .. Soderberg, princl-
pal Ernest Hansen, Orriu Baird.
Margaret Walker Ida Hansen. Maggi.
Reed. Chimney Baird, Ebert r WAIT.
Wallace Chrlstrpscn Susie Guthrie.
South Hooper j. If Fowles, piinci-
pal Alice Bentley, Mary Parker.
Clinton Mrs " @ Barnes priuci-
pal Luther Fraisior. Walter Kirk
man Ida Parker Mary L. Hadlock,
The graduation exercises win be held
Juno 4 at %. m. I'm Kaysyile The
following program mas been arranged
for the occasion;
PROGRAM.
Music .....-. Orchestra
M1oHr ZION
Chorus .-...--,.-, ..,,,,,,,,.,.....-,.
Graduates from the stoker school
Glass Essay .,--.,,-... Edna Cottrell
NY.aI Solo ..... Ncrn lyIatf
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ClrY COuNcIL sEssIoN.

Mayor Brown reported that Daniel
Shnper will accept the offer made
him for ground to open street from
Pioneer Nursery to State street for
convenience of school children of the
Twentw- sixth district one hundred
sixty rods Will he fenced by the
city. consisting Of three wires and Il
pole, Bids for the work viii be adj
vertised In two papers, Mayor Brown
also reported that the city engineer
informed him that lie was quite sure
that he could get II feet In the clear,
in grading under the tracks on Ed
dng's street
The street committee was allowed
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~ FREE TO our rR,rnnsl

tn FREE no OUR FRIEHDSt
we wan, 10 send 10 cur friends 4 beautiful
Freneh-desigued. GOLD-fLATED BONBON BOX,
hafd-enameled In coOIG. II Is a beauty ioT the
mtssIs Of socd b 9a 70 roSer eest Of Csseafsts
with which his dainty lrinket is loaded. 525
SEND to-day, mentioning this paper. Address
Sterlirg Remedy Company, Chicago Or View YORK
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Get What You Ask For!

a true. faithful. loyal servant Of Mankind.
Over Five Millions Of Dollars have
been Spent to make the merits Of Cas-
csrets known. and every cent Of it would
be lost, did not sound merit Claim and
hold the constant. continued friendship.
Patronage and Endorsement Of we'll
pleased people year after year.
y
There is also Reason
Why there are Parasites who attach
themselves 10 the Healthy Body OF Cas-
caret's success-lmItators Coun,crreiiers,
Substitutes.
They are Trade Thieves who would
rob Cascarets OF the Good VIII" OF the
people, and sneak unearned profits,
earned and paid for by Casoarets.
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LAGOON TRAIN TIME TABLE.
$50. S:45, 1890. a. M; 200, 500.
200. 800, $500, p. m.
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THE LATE MRS MARIA H. THOMAS.

Mrs.
WI" %
next
Thomas
after
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'"'' SAD DEATH OF YOUTH.
Ray Doxcy, IL Years old, Victim of
Blood Poisoning.

ogden, June latter u brief Illness
Ray DoXey, the l7-year-old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alma DoNey. died yestel-
day at the family residence ON Twen
ty-seventh street. His death is eN-
tremey sad He had been working
IN Nevada for short time, but his
teeth became liberated. He suffered
terrible pain and came home for treat
ment. Several OF his teeth We're drawn
a few DAYS ago in the hope Of reliev-
ing his suffering, but instead, blood
poisoning set in, and although several
physicians were called and did every
thing known to medical science to stop
his suffering. all was of no avail and
he died I'm great agony. Funeral sci
vices will be held Sunday afternoon
at O'Clock at the Second ward meet
lnghouse.
JOHN PENFIELD GETS $4,000.
Jury Awards Him Damages Aagainst
Union Pacific for Loss of Feet
ogden, June 1.-The jury which heard
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Manager, ~. A. I.arkin.
4di 24th 81. Telephone ls9-k,
Advertisements for the Daily, 49,
Saturday and Semi weekly News
accepted on the same terms AS at
the Salt Lake OFFICE.
Calculator, John j, McCrcgor.
22i5 wash. Ave. Ind. Tel, l5l
Office with Lambert Paper Co.
Payments for the Daily. Saturday
and Semi-W Weekly News should be
made to the circulator. Delivery
made By carrier ON the same terms
az IN salt Lake.
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E17AHERE is Reason
Why the Good People OF
America buy Cascarets as
IL Fast as the Clock Ticks.
Every second some one. somewhere,
is Buying little Ten-Cent Box of Cas-
carets.
l., IS. 4, s, $50 times to the Minute,
so Minutes 10 the Hour. $500 Boxes an
Hour. 50 900 Boxes Day OF Ten Hours,
1880 900 Boxes Month, and then some.
Think Of it--22o.ooo People take a
cascaIet table; each day. Millions use
Casoarets when necessary.
The Judgment Of Millions Of Brigh,
Americans is Intallible. They have been
Buying and Taking Cascarets at that raie
for over Six years.
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EXCURSION NORTH

June S1h, via Oregon Short Line.
Greatly reduced rates to northern Utah
and Idaho points See agents for rates
and further particulars City Ticket
Office 20l Main Street