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in a few hours, and before had used
one box Of the Cuticura Ointm snt hsf feet
were we'll and have never troubled her
since. / also used it to re- move what
is known as cradle cap" from her
head, and it worked like a charm as it
cleansed and healed the scalp at the same
time. Now / keen Cuticunl Ointment
on hand in case IF any little rash or
insect bites, as it takes out the inf1am-
nation at once. Perhaps tais may be
the means of helping 9th suffering
babies Mrs. Hattie Currie {, Thomas
ton, Me-, June 9, 1906"
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Fraternal Union of America.

Evergreen lodge No Isl held a regular
meeting Monday evening. The roll Of
membership for the new degree team was
completed and at each meeting hereafter
there will be drill work under the new
ritualistic form. The silver loving Gun
offered By Organizer IL A.. Bsrger for
the best work for January and February
was presented TO the secretary. Brother
S ChalkeT. who presented eight applica-
tions, seven of which were accepted
Monday evening next the lodge viii give
card party social
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American Yeomen.

The card party given by Salt Lake
homestead No. 1l32, Brotherhood of Amer
lean Yeomen. was attended by a crowd
that taxed the capacity of the hall High
five was played and the prizes were
awarded at the completion OF the seventh
game Refreshments were served and
dancing was INDUCED in for the remain
der of the evening. There viii be a class
adoption the last meeting night of this
month.
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Past Noble Grand Club.

The Past Noble Grand club held its reg
ular meeting last Thursday. in the form
of a surprise party on Mrs. Melton, at her
home, az South Seventh East street.
There was large attendance of ladies
and a good meeting was held, one of the
being several talks on the work in Cali
fornia The ladies were then served with
refreshments by the committee on ar
rangements and all spent a very pleasant
afternoon. The club will meet next
month at the / o. O Z. hall.
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Regular review of Banner hive No. II. j.
% r n at 2.30 O'Clock Tuesday, March
~ All the ladies in Banner hive prize
drill team will assemble at l O'Clock
promptly for drill before meeting. state
Commander Lady Marvin desires the Ia
dies in the convention team to be present
for drill AT 2:30 O'Clock today in J. Q. o. f.
hall A joint card social will be given by
the three hives this evening in l. Q. o. +.
bsil
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METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Of
flee of the Weather Bureau.

Maximum temperature, 81 degrees; min
inum tenperatJire 42 degrees; mean tenn
perature. 50 degrees which is IL degrees
above normal: accumulated excess Of tenn
perature since the first of the month. IS
degrees. accumulated excess OF temDera-
ture since Jan. !, 4SS degrees. Relative
humidity. 70 al ,. m.
Total precipitation from p. m to s p
m. trace: accumulated excess of precipi-
tation since the first OF the MONTH a.
inches: acclIm -llated excess of precipita-
ton since Jan. l. 30s inches
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GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE.
Two Americans Get Dose of Jap
anese Justice.

Victoria, b. c., March 11.-Mail adj
vices from Yokohama state that for
eign newspapers and communities al
Japanese ports severely condemn the
severity of the sentence of life impris-
Onment given to Albert A Lewis, aged
IS. and Charles Arthur Hill, 30, convict
ed of Scuttling the American shin
Agenor in the inland sea of japan L
get insurance Of 100000. The manner
of trial by the Japanese court was ais,
bitterly condemned. The two prisoner:
were also ordered to bear the costs
of the trial The cases have been ap
peaIed to the supreme court.
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JAPANESE ARMY PROGRAM.

Toxic. March I'm pursuance of the
program to increase ornaments, TWEEN
ty-fOur regiments have been organized
mainly for the concentrated northern
isles. The main base will be at ku-
rune. fifty miles northeast of Maya
saki.
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EraternaI Brotherhood.

The last meeting of Utah lodge No. SO
of the FrateTnal Brotherhood. in connec-
ton with the banquet contest which ends
the last of this month. will BE- held Fri
dav night in Eagles hall. II is expected
that there will be at least ten new men,
bers for initiation
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ALAN L. Lovely.

To The Salt Lake Herald.
\ fine sense of humOr which is indis-
solubly linked with deep pdthos some
times finds expression in the pages of a
Thsckeray. sometimes in the numbers Of
Hood and again in the brush of a ge-
MUS like our Lovey. Lacking words to
express my feelings at this time ] will
give you the following beautiful lines
that appeared anonymously in the Lon
don Spectator when Charles c. Browne
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mos {, especially
nights. They would
caJse her to be
broken of her rest,
anu sometimes she
wo lid cry until she
we ) tired out. had
always used Cuti-
cura Soap myself,
ard had heard Of so
many cures by the
Cuticura Remedies
tnat / thought /
would give them q
trial. The improve
tuontwaanOfiooctIe
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lFrom rioodwin,s WeekIr.l

Those who knew Lovey cannot. look
ing through their tears, see why he
should be called away. So genial, so
gentle, so kindly was he, so free from
all the dark passions that sweep over
ordinary mems lives. He was a true
artist. He could with few strokes tell
a story more full in detail than other
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(From the ogden Journal)


(FrOm the Ogden JournaL)
Alan L. Lovey died this morning at
! O'Clock.
This announcement will bring a pang
of grief to many a heart, more espe-
cially to the members of the news
paper profession, for, in addition TO be-
ing a genius, ahead of whom there was
great future, he was one of those
rare fellows created principally of sun
shine. Not that Lovey rad no somber
moods, for he had. but he generally
concealed all his little troubles and
presented only the bright side TO 9TH
ers.
He loved gayety and pleasure; he
liked to have a good time; he was just
a little tainted with the infection of
Bohemianism; he liked wine, women,
song. flowers, birds, little children and
all those things that so to make life
worth living, and was doubtless one of
the most affectiOnate sons toward an
in1 aid ana widowed mother who ever
existed. His disposition was as even
as though measured by metes and
bounds, and rarely, If ever, did he
manifest any signs of having lost his
temper, even through great prOYOca-
ton.
Death found him ready, and he met
him with a cheerful, smiling face,
kllOAltlS I0aI the emu WdS at DGIIO. ne
sang a little song just before going. to
the little wife who sat by his side, and
then-like the flame of the candle that
flashes up aid falls-his life went out.
Oh, but the parting with such a good
fellow is hard. To realize that never
again this side of the river we shall
see or hear him. To know that the
years will be long ere the chance for
another handshake comes, that many
and many weary days, weeks and
months must drag along before the old
friendship is renewed.
And ii seems so sad when we think
that he was so young yet. Why, the
book of his life had scarcely passed its
second chapter. He was only 80 years
of age, and could he have lived to finish
the work, what a volume it might have
been, for he was growing more famous
every day. He was the only real west
ern cartoonist. the Others aping him.
He was original, resOurceful, and had
within him that element of humor that
makes the cartooEist a success.
However, we presume all this was
the career began here, and left un-
in Immortality. As to his future, let
no one worry over it. Although he
was not hedged in with orthodox belief
or Interchangeable dogma, out somewhere
his gentle spirit is in company with
others gone before in the land of peace.
He who can pass the portals with mu-
sic on his lips has nothing to fear in
the cline beyond
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Silver Maple circle No. los held its regu-
lar meeting in l. O. o. r hall Friday
evening. March Is, with Guardian Neigh
Dor Marv r Baer in the chair. Visiting
neighbors from Woodbine circle We're pres
emit One application card was read and ac-
cspted The entertainment committee
gave & musical program.
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Restless
Nervous

Do you get up in the
morning tired, languid,
and frequently with head
ache almost unbearable?
You have been unable to
rest or sleep. 1t is nervous
exhaustion, and affects
the heart, lungs, stomach
and all the organs that
depend upon the nerves
for motive power. What
you need is DR.. Miles
Neryine to restore nerv-
Gus energy and give new
life to the organs.
For years have been very Inerv-
Gus. suffered terribly with headacne-
! had always gone 70 the. doctor. ana
was about to go one day to try him
for the last time. when a friend ad-
Vised me to try Dr.. Miles Restorative
NerNlne. 1 purchased a hottie anu tie
results We're so satisfactory ] have
been taking it ever since. II has
helped me wonderfully DIR. Miles
Nerve and Liver Pills have done lots
of good for me. When ! get to feeling
nervous now, I go for the Nervine
bottle and I am so thankful | have
something to help ne without I'D, . doc
tor bill" MARIE HARRIS.
314 College St, Piqua, ONO.
Or. Miles Nervine is sold by your
druggist, who will guarantee that the
first bottle will benefit II ii fails, he
will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
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park City RecoTd)
The passing of Alan DOvey. the bril-
liant young CartOonist who died in
Reno, New. last Monday morning. is
sincerely regretted throughout this
western country. Through his clever
cartoons, he was known to everyone,
and that he should be cut down when
on the threshold of national fame and
success. is indeed sad
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CUTICURA-THE SET, 81.
Consisting of Cuticurs Soap
Ointment and Pills,

A single set is often suffi,arnt to cure
the most tort ring, disfguing, itching,
burning, and scaly humors, eczemas,
rashes, and irritations, with loss of
hair, from infancy to age, when all
other remedies and even the best phvsi-
clans fail. Guaranteed absolutely pure.
: Complete External and Internal Treatment for
hyefy Hnnor OF Infants Children, and Adults con-
sr.s OF Cuticura soap t2tsl 10 Cleanse the skin,
Snra kesolvent t50e1, Cin the form Of Chocolate
Soasea fis 25e per vial Of eQl TO Purify the Blood
Solo tnrcughout the world. Potter Drug & Chem
corp sole Props. Boston, Mas
- Mailed Free. How 10 Cure Skin and ScsA
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
Moodmen Of the World.

Utah camp No 39S. W. q. w. held an
enthusiastic session last Wednesday.
Three new members were initiated. Camps
Nos. IS and i06 were present in d body.
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To remove a cough you must get at
the cold which causes the cough There
is nothing so good for this as henne-
dy's Laxative Cough Syrup. The liquid
cold relief that is most quickly effect
i've. that stills and quiets the cough and
drives out the cold. SOLD by Chas Van
Dyke ESQ Main street
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BARGAINS.

We have a few slightly scratched
genuine Singers latest improved,
which can be purchased or leased on
very small payments at greatly re-
duced prices. Call early at Singer
store, 43 South Main street.
Salt Lake Photo Supply Co., kodaks,
Finishing. Framing l42 South Main.
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Royal Neiqhbors.

Salt Lake Valley camp No. 30I2 will hold
a regular meeting Thursday night. March
q. in l. o. o. F. hall, at 80 o'clock. lni-
tiation of candidates
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Wnmen of Woodcraft.

Woodbine circle No. Il will give a So
cial and card party tonight in Eagles
hall. Members of all camps and circles
are cordially invited to be present with
their friends
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TO CURE GRIP IN TWO DAYS.

LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE re
moves the cause. To get the genuine
cali for full name and look for sigma
ture of Z. W. Grove. 25c.
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G. A. r. and w. r. c.

Mrs. George earning will entertain the
ladies of the ]. B. Mexican W. r.. G. at
her home, $50 South Fifth East street on
Thursday afternoon. March p. her daugh-
ter Miss Katie. Mrs. Gift, Mrs Clark,
Mrs. Coughlin and Mrs. Carter assisting
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James 3. Mexican post No. ! will hold
a campfire Saturday night in connection
with Mexican corps, and it is expected
that a beautiful flag. which has been pro-
cured by the corps, viii be presented 10
the most
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Oquirrh encampment No I had a short
hut interesting session last Tuesday, when
several important matters were discussed.
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Canton Coifax No. ] had two meetings
last week and acted upon five applications
and mustered four candidates.
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Golden Rule encalnpment No viii
meet tomorrow night. and il is expected
that there will be candidates for one or
more degrees.
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Salt Lake lodge No. had degree work
last Friday night.
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DR.. CONDON'S TRIBUTE.

To The Salt Lake HERALD;
over my desk as 7 write is Lovey's
clever caricature of me. have had it
greatly enlarged and put il in a suitable
frame. and money cannot buy il. I have
followed his sketches with pride. as l
have seen them transferred TO the Lit
erary Digest. Current Literature and
many other magazines from The Herald,
where he made his reputation. l send
this hastily written little poem to The
Herald. because The Herald is his alma
mater. and I only ask to Join The Her.
A. $. CONDOR.
ogden, March 13
ALAN LISTER Lovely.
It's best when life is at the full
When the red pulse is all agloW
And the new DAY is beautiful,
That one should go.
Just when she wakes. the languid South,
To stir with life the sleeping earth.
And zephyrs from her fragrant mouth,
Give buds their birth.
But not when boar the autumn comes.
And summers prime is in the sheaf.
And cares Cypress and age benumbs
And life is grief.
'Tis better in the quest of Fame
While nearing still the dizzy height,
Wherein to carve a deathless name,
Should fall the night
o. not where SHOWS forever are.
Where scarce a voice the silence know,
Would the lone traveller wish to fare,
lone night through.
Better the de, than evening frost.
The lorn crushed rose with perfume yet
And only the dead husk is lost,
Without regret
o. no. Not when the sluggish vein
Is chill and slow with waning years.
And the brow torn with fret and pain,
Is wet with tears.
What if a few for thee sore grieve,
'Tis but a short though troublous day.
And when lifes web the weaTers weave
They'll go thy way.
Death called to thee amid the throng
That ceaseless swells Times weary
track.
And in loves ecstasy of song,
Thou answerdst back.
Parrhasius fam would give throne,
Or die to seize the limners art,
If he could naint a dying grOan,
Or breaking heart.
Thy brush neer caught the cynic's sneer,
Nor knew to sketch hurt or sting.
Nor caused to flow a conscious tear
The SOULS love offering
/ bring this lr8s5Ee wreath: poor thing
1t is, nor fit for kingly brows;
He knows It's all j have to bring,
He lives and knows
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BABY TORTURED
BY ITCHING RASH
Face and Feet Covered--Rest
Broken and Would Cry Until Tired
Out "CradIe Cap" Added to
Babys Torture Tries CItiCura
Soap and CuticUra Ointment.
IMMEDIATE RELIEF
AND SPECIFY CURE

"My baby was about nine months
old when she had rash on her face and
feet. Her feet seemed to irritate hz
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n Always Pays

To have the best paint and painters
w. A Duvall. Both phones. 1le W. md
South.
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The following 1hirtN-fiVe volumes VIII
be added to the Public library Monday
morning
Miscellaneous.
Austin-'The Flock"
Bolles. Ed.-'HOme Library of Law,
Six volumes
Burdick-'Magic and Husbandry."
Cheney. Ed.-"Inaugural Addresses.
Two volumes
Observation-Disclosures Dickens"
Dwight-"General Garibaldi."
Fairless-"Grey Brethren"
Misunderstanding Great City
Railways, the Trusts and the
People"
Vincent-"Fifty Shakespeare Songs
Williams-"ROmance of Mining
Fiction.
Charles-"Pardner of Blossom Range
Deakin-"Georgie'
Deland-"Story of Child in Old Ches-
ter"
Masson-'Von Burners"
Russell-"Little Loo"
Russell-AIiss Dimes Jewels"
Russell-''What Cheer
TybOut-"Wife of the Secretary Of
State
Chidren's Books.
HelIer-"Snow- and Other Stories
Hughes-"TOm Brown at Oxford
Mathews-"Bessie Rocks Five vol
umes.
PoIIard-"Our Naval Heroes Five vol
umes
Praeger-'Three Bold Babies
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NEW BOOKS IN LIBRARY.
MISCELLANEOUS.

The following thirty-five volumes vii
be added to the Public library Monda.
morning
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(From the Salt Lake telegram
So poor Lovey is gone. He of a real
genius. he of a light and gentle and
generous heart. who had no malice in
his nature. who had a wonderful sense
of humOT. and could portray it in a car
feature i'm a way to make the duliest
soul see the humOr at glance. Could
he have had his way, there would have
been no sad faces in the world, no
heartaches, no anger or hate and,
while We sorrow exceedingly over his
death, we are comforted by the
thoU ght that if there is any land where
there are no sad faces. no heartaches,
no anger or hate, LOvey has found it.
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years OF his lifetime he made countless
thousands laugh by the power of his
cariCatures, and now that he mas drawn
his last picture and the curtain of the
final great sleep has been closed about
him. his deeds will be remembered and
many a tear-dimmed eye VIII tell the
story of the esteem in which he was
held. Peace be to Alan Lovey, and
comfort to the hearts that mourn him-
(From the Inter-Mountain Republican,
Perhaps the most pathetic thing
about the death of Alan Lovey is that
he was just ready to live
The man had a positive genius for IL
lustration. The quality is not neces-
sarIy proof of an artist. 1t is a more
Productive faculty than is that of the
painter. 1t involves the more pract--
cal adaptability of the money-getter-
This man had all the artistic instincts
of the painter and yet his trend was to
illustrating rather than to original Gre
alton, and the helpless dependence on
a sale He was necessary in the bust
ness of making a newspaper, and had
just developed to the point where his
eminence was secure, where his audi
ence was prepared and enthusiastic in
its reception. He had money. and was
approved in the ability to hold good
position, or to get another. He was in
demand.
And then, the world had just been
revealed to him. He had come to un-
derstand it, and to know the necessity
of accommodating He was in the way
of assuring his future, and getting the
results that his labors earned.
Life is so hard, at the best, that one
can but gTieve when a man who has
found the way to its mastery is forced
from the march. At the very time when
he has secured the position of GER
tainty and adequate recompense, ne
dies.
All that is his loss-and the loss of
those dependent upon him. Tor the
rest of US, there is the loss of LOvey-
companionable and a lovable man;
fellow with whom il was joy to spend
an hour. a man who understood the
finer things of life, and could make
them clear and appreciate To those
who had the honor of his association.
A good man has conquered, has won
the very gate of the citadel he has cap
his highland then has lain down az
/ tured.
The National tribune., 1907-03-28
Extract. From HI. diary.

Editor National Tribune: I wish to
copy two days memoranda which I
made of certain events similar to those
referred to in the brief history of the
oath KY, given at Ennis G. Hamlin's
request in The National Tribune some
time ago.
Before Lost Mountain and Kenesaw,
June 81, 1S64.-Got into line early. I
ride with AdJt Rhodes and staff. The
brigade moves out into the road and
joins. at 2 p. M. the right of Col. Baird
and Reiley's Brigades and wheels into
the woods. Cox's Division advances in
line of battle. altogether four miles,
skirmishing all the way; Two Of the 63d
Ind. MORALLY wounded: Adjt Joyce,
Captain Of the oath KY, and Lieut..
Toles, of the staff. were stunned badly
with bursting shells. To-day We shell
the enemy, killing and wounding sew
eral and driving them pell-mell before
US. In an abandoned house secure a
book to read, a chicken for mess and
pot to cook it in, the first meal Of the
day. Very heavy cannonading near
Kenesaw on left. This heavy roar is
getting to be old music over there. Gen.
M. ID. Manson, our former commander,
visits Col. Cameron's headquarters to-
day. Col Manson was badly stunned
at Resaca. James Mayes Is with him.
we nave cHicheH anu soup, ana ne
dimes with US.
June Isl am sent back to ambu-
lance train with Lieut.. Toles and AdJ't
Joyce's equipments; those officers are
being taken to the rear with the wound
ed. AdJt Joyce shot thru the leg;
Lieut.. Toles stunned with shell. I de-
liver equipments to them at ambulance
train. which is nearly two miles In
length, just starting to the hospital in
rear"
was a roommate of Geo. w. Monsan,
OF the oath KY, at Lexington. KY, hos.
pital ALI. Anders. of the same regi-
ment, was one of the brigade orderlics
with whom 1 messed. Lieut.-Col. La
fayette North, of the Gath KY, was con-
spicuous when a scrimmage was OH
hand, and was well liked. as well az
Joyce. Both were splendid-looking mon,
and as brave and reckless as any Ken
lucky Confederate on the other side. -
A. j. Furras, Columbus Junction, Iowa.