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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-05
EUREKA.

Mrs. Il. 5. Robertson returned to her
home in salt Lake Wednesday after
having. spent few days in Iintic.
Mrs. Alex Blight returned to Eureka
Tuesday after a visit with friends i'll
Provo.
County Attorney Footc was over from
Nephi Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. Mary e. Wright returned to
her home in Salt Lake Sunday last, af-
ter pleasant visit al Silver City With
Mrs John Cronin. Mrs. Wright was
given party at the home of Mrs.
George A. Robertson Friday evening Of
last week, followed by q drive around
the Sioux road, and ending with lunch
con at the home of Mrs. Treloar at the
Victor mine.
Mrs. p. j. Donnelly returned on We'd
nesday from visit in Salt Lake City.
G. c. Stillman left today for visit
to his former home at Troy, n. Y. Mrs.
Stillman, who is at present at Troy .
Will accompany him on his return,
Which will be in about another month.
Ben Goodman. who has been living
at Seattle for%the past four years, re-
turned TO Eureka Thursday.
Jackson N1cChrystal went to Salt
Lake City Thursday for visit with
his family.
D. A. Lindsay returned Tuesday even
ing after four days spent in san Lake
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Sour Stomach
Only Symptom!
Sour stomach, Water Brasil, ana
Other stomach Troubles

d
Other stomach Troubles.
Som stomach IS simply an mdiSation
of a condition II not attended TO
promptly and efficiently 1t will run in
10 dySpeP5ta or chronic Indigestion
Itaffects the bowels. cau&ss SICK head
ache. liver trouble, kidney trouble ar'a
general Illness
The taking of digestive tonic ana
medicines viii perhaps sSweeteli The
stomach ana atetm digestion for q short
time. bit the effect Will not last I'M
less YOU get at the root of the trouble
which is the proper supply of digestive
Juices to the stomach and digestive
tracts The stomach must be aided.
but al The same time strengthened so
that " can do It's part Of the work
without the aid OF medicine.
There Is no remedy known today that
we believe does this work 50 effective
il as does Or, Galdwelrs syrup Pepsin.
IL aids digestion ana at the same
time Strengthens the stomach and pro-
notes the secretion OF sufficient juices
so that the stomach does its work nor
mallE without The aid Of medicine
IT gives easy natural regularity to the
bowels without pain or grip, and It SO
relieves and Strengthens them THAT YOU
do moi contract the habit as with pills
and mineral water or salts
All druggists sch i! AT soc aud SLID
y bottle Pepsin Syrup Co. 1873 Cald7
we'll Bldg. Monticello. Ill, Is glad 70
send Il free sample to amy one whq VIII
use ii and give q fair trial.
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: .1a,ilv dinner at thea q
,airfs 4 ss HIN evening n i1,r nee, and
ne WeaSS ,tsr Mrs I1o -, : covers
sir 'i .sH sait Lake ~
= Enid 1sIi for z
IL employ, a',y delightfully."- aus
lsp', nae Of their sS thursday eve
sed ls %ne al her hqiily s,.as lIeasantly
ri Sni rTbs evening St. ana the par
sd j. la asinty lunch. Mlss s ~, or
;ips Of : aa' With II beautiful So ~ az
/ /, pfesentea Ma ~ smo6t is one =
W sssptsm6er brides
I. For-sst,As not Ct f ~ lake axe Thurs
i moo!!.,.s7a fter which luloen. " =
!. sys s4 liz riverside ieSofs,
s eailey entertained at
rs. T95 ,,fsl afternoon, covers =
laid for =,
.r,s of Farrer Bros. g.
rls iady entertained At T.. s an1,a
sati ,n,Ssr 1T the home Of MISS ,, ne'1 n
pa sli gSarsday evening N hoi y, .s.od
rrei l,,, Iapi Gfas. The evening pa passed
b Tlli ts s g aud various alnu int,
!rfny ~ ,a sayb beautiful and dainty
En- Of china W. )
iis.!o-be
u.h,s Kirk and Mr.. Johnson
U.S. rs . ao drove wera the ,,, guests O
Plsa = Graham At dinner TUESDAY,
IDLE Young, the daughter OF
U.s. ss rt Young and one OF 5 ~;
! eh i,,'r and talented young ladies'
! ! p %r Milford MeAllister the IN,
MI. ,,,ne musician. We're marris9d
Cd , sT9 n the Mantl temple. 4 host
lr raass :" amer congratulations and
/. l1 lF,.Ses TO the young eounle VINO
., 4,t out with such bright pros
j., 1sadora Clark and daughter,
! Mildred, stopped off at Provo
sno ,a1a en- route for Colorado TO
Mr." Mrs A. D. Sutton, daughter OF
Mark IA They expect to be absent
months,
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$500 prizes Labor Day, saltalr.
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for which your hostess has asked YOU,
This is Che first rule on your part.
Also state IN your acceptance the train
on which you arrive and If you wish,
add the train ON which you Will dc
part
Whether or not YOU do the latter,
never tail "a 10 the former. Don't
miss that train OF change your MIND
and take auorhel one.
See that your baggage gets on the
train with YOU.
Attend 10 your baggage cheeks AZ the
station yourself, unless YOU arc met
by a man III the family or compe-
tent man servant who insists upon TAX
inL ilt5 tiuty on himself II is best
to give your checks u tho baggage OK
pres$man VINO comes through tiie tlaih'
ray him and set receipt.
Have the change IN your poclSetbook
to pay for tine trunk when it arrives
at the house. Never borrow thc
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IMPORTANT TRAINING.

The u. d s. Business College gives
writing bookkeeping, teIegraphN PEN
manship AND kindred subjects. Tuition
$50 per wear 81 per month, Compare
costs. courses. faculty and equipment
with other business schools Fail OPEN
ing Sept. $
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LOGAN.

||f& marriage that was of interest to a
1 - number OF people in various parts
"a ,be state as well as Logan. was
If Mr.. Luther Howell, and Miss
''5Syia Nibley, The ceremony was pei
E%sd in The Logan Temple on We'd
M ,sav morning by the brides grand
Ssr President William Bulge,
IN was followed by a we'd
IN breakfast served az tne
Lillian home which was appfo-
RAstely decorated with protusl0n
III INK and white sweet peas. ON?
81 Immediate members of the i've
I3sS,lss were present, Mr. and MIS-.
fpwell left on the afternoon tram LOT
III Angeles, where they NH roman
271ti the LIST of October. The brioe Is
SdMghtei' of MI. and Mrs, q W..
EElcy. and y most charming and at-
diminished girl The groom is Il son
#Congressman and Mrs. Howell ana
8& Of Logan's sterling young mon:
IN best wishes and congratulations OF
hOst of friends are extended to them.
@he marriage of Walter Grant Of
HbIsCross and Miss Nell Smith OF
6sRan took place in the Logan temple
IA Wednesday and in the evening
ff{2eptlon was held for them Mt winch
|ssre present members of the two FAM
ks The rooms We're tastefully dec
&sted with an abundance of cut flow
~ and the bride and groom were the
Mipients OF many pretty gifts. The
Hce is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs
3son Smith and one of Logan's most
popular girls. The groom y well
nbwn in Salt Lake and Woods Cross.
na many good wishes are extended
l&hoth Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Will re-
De at Woods Cross.
Another marriage of Wednesday was
lat Of Mr.. Herschel Wright, son of
Il. and Mrs. John i. Wright, and Miss
eatrice Twlnyard. daughter of MI
i'd Mrs. Harry Twinyard. Tie cere-
pny was performed in the Logan
lnplo on Wednesday at noon and
the evening a reception w&s held
ID the home of the brides parents.
18th the bride and groom are among
,gan's popular young people and will
feive the congratulations of many
ENDS. Mr.. and Mrs. Wright will re-
T. this winter at Lucin.
piss Louisa Barber entertained the
bmbers OF her Sewing club most
kasantly on Thursday afternoon.
Fhc Misses Louise spencer. and Lib
Wells, who We're the guests Of Mr..
4 Mrs. G. w. Thatcher have re-
Fued to Salt Lake.
prs. Guy Thatcher entertained at an
Formal afternoon party on Wednes-
Y for the Misses Mary Libbie and
Ece Wells and Louise Spencer.
In interesting meeting Of the Utah
pc Medical association was held
Logan on Wednesday evening at
conclusion of which the local and
Citing doctors and a number OF
Rnds enjoyed banquet at which
elaborate menu was served. Some
BHellent toasts We're given and the
Fhlhg voted a success by all present.
IN Monday afternoon the Misses
lason entertained at dinner in honor
MFs' +. c. Easton of New York. T
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cut prices. Mewhirter Baking 60.
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LIGHT c0LoaED CLOTH COSTUMES THE VOGUE.
" z Asht weight employed
t2s the fall
Babe being always
results are accomplished skirt fash
me former with discreet
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Ed. stromness &, Son, 74l state Ct.
First class HorSeshoaing, Sl.5o.
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FRESH EGGS.

Eat Brook Ranch eggs and poultry,
Phone Forest 60 n y.
The Delta independent., 1908-07-03
Denver Markets.

DENVER UNION STOCK YARDS,
June 3O-The demand for good
cattle was strong here last week
and prices closed firm to higher
despite the fact that eastern
markets were reported lower.
The supplp was very fair but
not enough here to meet trade
requirements. Common cattle
moved readily but the tendency
was towards lower prices on
these in sympathy with the east
ern decline. Beef steers sold at
SIS. SO to $3.50 and good western
slope hay feds brought S6. 40, the
high price of the year for hay
The Delta independent., 1908-07-03
Borrowed Editorials.

If to be mentioned for the vice
presidency counts, Who's who"
will have to be enlarged.
A former Confederate soldier
will succeed Mr.. Taft as secre
tary of war. Let US have peace.
1T will be Taft or chaos, "
said a Democratic paper when
the Chicago Convention opened.
1t is Taft, and chaos is billed for
Denver.
With Smiling Bill and Sunny
Jim at the head of the ticket,
the Republicans have done their
part toward insuring a good
humored campaign.
Personally, Taft and Sherman
weigh 500 pounds, but politically
they send the indicator on the
scales around so swiftly that the
Democrats have quit counting.
Democratic editors should be
careful not to say in the same
paragraph that the president ran
the convention absolutely and
yet was turned down by it COM
pletely.
Already strong movement to
amend the freak constitution is
on foot in Oklahoma, and it is
backed by general business in
terests. A constitution that
repels capital is a poor contriv-
ance in wearing qualities.
During the next four years
four members of the United
States Supreme Court are likely
to retire on account of age. The
conservative citizens of the
United States would not like to
trust Mr.. Bryan to fill the places.
He is too ready to criticise courts
and the laws for the enforce
ment of public order.
The Shermans who came to a
stern and k-bound coast of
America with the Puritans can
count remarkable number of
eminent men apart from Gen.
Sherman and John Sherman.
From one branch came Roger
Sherman, a signer of the Declar-
alton of Independence, William
M. Evarts and George F. Hoar.
The Shermans appear to have a
special aptitude for public affairs.
The Delta independent., 1908-07-03

Selfshness is one of the first
things observed and unfavorably
commented upon in human char
acter. The tight wad," the
"skinfint, - gets no more scorn
and disgust from his fellows than
he is legitimately entitled to.
Men need not be "spendthrifts, 5"
but they should recognize the
rights and needs of others. To
be entirely selfish is to destroy
ones usefulness to a large ex-
tent.
The Delta independent., 1908-07-03

If it seemed necessary word
of warning might properly be
sounded about changing admin
istrations foolishly. But there is
hardly a probability that the
American people are likely to
make a change which they do
not want. There is not another
so contented a people in the
world than are ours so long as
they are reasonably prosperous.
The time has been when they
were willing to make changes
just for the sake of changes and
to crafty a few sore politicians.
but that time has gone by. Un-
settled times, the best to be
hoped for, with often a serious
panic on the side, has taught, the
voter wisdom, until
now, with great crops and well
established markets, it has come
to require more tnan a tiny bust
ness depression to keep the mass
of voters from exclaiming: Let
us alone!"
The Delta independent., 1908-07-03
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCK
HOLDERS OF THE DENVER AND RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD COMPANY.
DENvEn, CoLoRApo, JUNG D


denver, COLORADO, June II. 1908.
To the Stockholders of
THE DENVER AND RIo GRAsDE RAILROAD
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that a special meet
ing OF the stockholders of The DENVER AND RIO
principal Office of the Company, Room S21.
Equitable Building, at Denver, Colorado. upon
M h o1 the y pafpo.a n ssy o a lHs
and voting upon a proposition for the consol-
idation of The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Company and The Rio Grande Western hallway
Company and their capital stocks. railroads.
franchises and other properties and interests
under the laws of the State Of Colorado and the
laws of the State of Utah. thereby uniting the
properties and concerns of said two companies
In one organization and by joining said two
corporations together. creating new con-oh
dated corporation which will be distinct from
said constituent corporations and from each
thereof and for the purpose Of considering, and
agreement for such consolidation made in
writing by the directors Of both Of said com
panies under date of June 9th, 1905, and by
them to be submitted in writing to said meet
effect OF such proposed consolidation; also for
the purpose OF considering and voting upon any
ment for such consolidation which at the time
of said meeting may be duly submitted thereto
in writing by the directors of both of the said
companies which It is proposed, 80 to consoli.
date, and for the purpose OF taking any lawful
action in relation to such proposed consolida-
ton or incidental thereto. may by the stock
holders at such meeting be deemed necessary
or desirable.
The transfer books for the transfer of stock
OF the company will close with the close OF
business on Monday. the 22d day OF June; liDs,
and reopen on the day succeeding the day of
final adjournment of said special meeting Of
stockholders not earlier than the 2ith day Of
July, 1908.
BY order of the Board Of Directors,
THE DENVER AND RIO GRANDE RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY,
STEPHEN LITTLE. f. T. JEPPERY.
Secretary. President.
First pub. June 49, 1908; last pub. July II, 1908.
The Delta independent., 1908-07-03

fed steers. Cows sold up to
$5.75, the highest price recorded
here this year. Bulk of the good
to choice kinds offered landed at
$4.75 to $3.50 and the fair to
good at $4.25 to $4.75. Feeder
and stocker trade was light and
prices much the same as a week
ago. Good steers are wanted
but packers took anything f1eshy
enough to kill at prices that were
prohibitive to feeder buyers.
Market today was steady. Some
North Park grass steers sold at
$6.25 freight paid.
Hogs closed firm with bulk
now selling at $5.95 to $500 and
tops quotable up to $6.O5, high
est prices paid here for some
time. The demand was strong
all week and prices averaged
higher than at river points not
withstanding the quality of the
hogs offered here was not so
good. The supply was light and
indications point to light runs
for some time as there is said to
be scarcity in the country.
The sheen trade was GOOD at
steady prices despite declines at
eastern points. Good spring
lambs sold up to Sc. so, ewes at
81. so and a bunch of grass year
lings of just fair quality at $40.
This was about as much and in
some cases more than the stuff
would have brought at the river.
Local demand is stryng and ship
mentS wanted.
The Delta independent., 1908-07-03

if it can be helped. References
or influences of this sort, howev-
er, the Judge will find it hard to
eliminate. The case is one of the
murder of a mine superintendent
laid at the door of Western Fed
GRAFTON influence, and the pres
ence of w. F. M. men in Grand
Junction to attend the trial, as
we'll as of it's attorneys to defend
Adams, told beforehand some
thing of what was to be ex-
pected.
The Delta independent., 1908-07-03
It Can't Be Beat.

The best of all teachers is experience.
C. M. Harden, of Silver City, North
Carolina, says: 81 find Electric Bitters
does all that's claimed for it For
Stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles it
can't be beat. | have tried it and find
it a most excellent medicine. Mr..
Harden is right; it's the best of all
medicines also for weakness, lame
back, and all run down conditions.
Best too for chills and malaria. Sold
under guarantee at All Druggists. soc.
The Delta independent., 1908-07-03
Notice of Adjustment Day.
Estate OF William Mathers Deceased.

Estate OF William Mathers Deceased
The undersigned. having been appointed Ad-
minstrator of the estate of William Mathers,
late of the County OF Delta, in the State of Col.
orndo, deceased, hereby gives notice that he will
appear before the County Court of said Delta
County at the Court House In Delta, in snid
1905, at the hour OF ten o'clock A. NJ. OF said day,
at which time all persons having claim against
said estate are notified and requested to attend
for the purpose Of having the same adjusted. All
persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make Immediate payment te the undersigned.
Dated at Delta, Colorado, this goth day OF
June, A. ID. 1908.
WILLIAM II. MATTHEWS Administrator
Of the estate OF William Mathers, Deceased.
KING a. STEWART. Attorneys.
First pub. June ~, 1908. Last pub. July a. 1908.
The Delta independent., 1908-07-03
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL
TICKET.
For President
WILLIAM H. TAFT
For Vice-President
J. S. SHERMAN
VIM. H. 7 aft.

The satisfaction over the nom
ination of VIM. H. Taft for Pres
ident is immensely satisfactory
to Republicans, and as much so
to Democrats, as it would have
been possible to have found any
man, with the possible excep-
tion of Roosevelt.
The Roosevelt enthusiasm is
rapidly being transferred to Mr..
Taft since his nomination, as it
is believed he will be better able
and will try harder than any
other not only to carry out Mr..
Roosevelt's ideas, but will have
possible opportunities of improv-
ing on them.
Said a prominent citizen the
other day: Il know of no selec-
tion which could have been bet
ter made. Mr.. Taft, l regard as
the best equipped man the coun-
try has ever been able to look to
before entering upon the duties
of Chief Executive of the Ma
ton, to assume them with abso-
lutte ability and almost familiar
ity with their nature and re-
quirements beforehand"
There is much of Importance
in the above view. There is no
question of Mr.. Taft's ability
and broad-gauge knowledge. He
has striven to learn as much as
possible of national and interna-
tional conditions. In doing so
he has travelled to other coun-
tries and has occupied public po-
sitions at home wherein he could
have all opportunity to inform
himself.
AS a student in early life he
was industrious and successful.
In the practice of law and upon
the judges bench he gained re-
nown. AS governor of the Phil
ippines he was popular. AS Sec
retary of War that department
has been wisely administered.
His whole life, in fact, has
been an unbroken series of sue
sesses and there does not appear
to be a thing to weaken his cam
paign.
He is, just the man the country
should have for it's next Presi-
dent.
The same kind fate e-Providen-
tial guidance you may call it
which has prepared the way and
smiled upon the undertakings
and accomplishments of the Re-
publican party, continues tc
push into position the right man,
as times, progress and conditions
demand him.
The Delta independent., 1908-07-03

Judge Shackleford wants to
exclude from the Steve Adams
trial all Colorado labor trouble
features and has declared that
the court will not permit any
reference to the Western FEEDER
rtion of Miners or the labor trou-
bles of Colorado to be mentioned
The Delta independent., 1908-07-03

1t is worth remembering that
harmony contributes to success
full politics. So parties should
be harmonious. If they cannot
be entirely harmonious they
should be as much so as is possi-
BILE. This is said as a bit of wis
dom to all parties. 1t is some
times necessary for a party to
break away from disrupting ele-
ments in order to eventually re-
gain its strength, standing and
influence, even if it has to invite
temporary defeat, but even in
such cases the results are often
not as disasterous as anticipated,
because the mass of voters are
sensible.
The Delta independent., 1908-07-03

While the people of almost any
undeveloped country admit that
they are dependent upon capital
to bring their section to the
front and make it advance, they
do all they can to bar it or dis
courage it.
The Delta independent., 1908-07-03

Investments, as we'll as many
important channels of business
operations, are adversely effected
during every national campaign
year. Many of the fears that
bring this about are unfounded,
but they will never be overcome.
The Delta independent., 1908-07-03

The Democrats are beginning
to kick in advance over Mr. Bry-
ans idea of an anti-injunction
plank. Former Governor Thomas
of Denver declares it's effect
would be to make labor unions
privileged above all other socie-
ties.
The Delta independent., 1908-07-03

About the limit on the part of
Democratic newspapers is the
suspicion started and published
that the late critical illness of
Mr.. Sherman was for political
effect and sympathy. What will
not Democratic papers resort to?
The Delta independent., 1908-07-03
Announcement.

l desire hereby to announce that |
will be candidate on the Republican
ticket for the office of County Clerk
and Recorder, subject to the county
nominating convention.
JOSEPH S. GEORGE.
If. Read, Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1908-07-03

The form of Ex-President
Cleveland has been laid to rest
beside that of his child. He was
acknowledged one of his coun-
try's greatest men and no coun-
try produces greater. Death, the
leveler of all conditions the
softner of human hearts and dis
positions-has removed him as it
removes all, from earth. In all
the fields of life there are living
men as great as any who have
lived and passed from life. In
pronouncing our eulogies to the
dead we should not forget the
living.
The Delta independent., 1908-07-03


The American Protective Tar
iff League is early in the field
with a document entitled "The
Vital Issue Before the American
People. +" This is a reproduction
of the great speech of Hon.
Joseph w. Fordney, M. c., Of
Michigan, member of the Ways
and Means Committee of Con-
gress. One copy will be for
warded free to any person send
ing postal card request asking
for document No. SO. Address
w. F. Wakeman, Secretary, 339
Broadway, New York.
The Delta independent., 1908-07-03

There is never very much use
in trying to carry a bundle that
is too heavy for you. All work
and no play is nearly as bad as
all foolishness and no wisdom.
The Delta independent., 1908-07-03

Politics will have their inning
next and most people will be
glad when it is over with.
The Delta independent., 1908-07-03

VIM. H. Taft, the next Presi-
dent of the United States, will
mean for this country a continu-
alton of prosperity and progress.
The Delta independent., 1908-07-03

of Austin, Colorado. who on August 29th. 1905,
made D. l.. f., No. 1897 Ute. for sEA. NEk
sw14. E1s NW14, Swl4 NEl4, Section 80, Town
ship u South Range ~ West, 9Th =. NJ,
has filed notice of intention to make Final
Desert Land Proof to establish claim TO the
land above described. before A. 4. Amsbary,
Clerk of the District Court at Delta, Colorado, on
the 18th day of July, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses:
George Hider, of austin. Colorado Eugene Il.
Streich of Austin, Colorado; Roswell q. Wilmot l.,
OF Hotchkiss. Colorado; Ellis smith, of Hotch-
kiss, Colorado.
BRYsoN p. BLAIR,
Register.
First pub. June 5th last pub. July 10th, 1908.