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VANISHED HOURS

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T. 4 FOX %. a-sl. was .assrz sr
-l,. acsSfh.'f-o~ n. .hr et.r p~..a-
ana ~a-ravirl v-f.r p 7~fr-~ owe
De-. r-7h. a5s-Te~ -ea- E. s-e 9as v-7rr-
IT me nea- ru-u~. af 80 ra- ahaa. %.
has -rvr aS -r make F. 1an;. ra-r g
small sra- on -hs man nj rfa~fs
r-vuS ramm~af 70 --.sre 0af
Qem0c-a-
This is -av5ra1 q. -hr Same aia
-fur -aIs a.afs .roes -s.,r- slorr
sunnn-auS TWO dai.v rcvsuapa~S AND
IFS --fmrs---ul0r 0as,- pr-srr white
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Z Kiss

Wha- y -h5S peculiar tninS -ha. n~C-
duce~ such tremendous aul -~auuioUs
emotions IT rhe human b~eas--
TSG Gonzales TEX. Inquire ur-
5e-tafeS r. Sf~e & definition a. 1his
mysterious something. auC her. ro.-
lows -7s result a. lis effo--.
- siS~ - nc rSe TT one. ~p- absolute
bliss 70 -vo. ~he small bDv cers T.
TOR nothing. tho young mar has 70
sfas- Is. ana che Ol6 mar has rc buy
s., The habE's ~5zh-. the lovers u-sv-
iecE- che evrOc~ire1s u1asa. TO s.
maiden. fai-t. re- q married woman.
hone. tc az ols uafG charity
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= sAI-sEUN osNocsN-

Chicago. DC p. goes.
anU r-aui f7a--is. 0cals Cls-
Dea- ST. am g~ea-lr uleaSaf rr
49, shs. though voU favored -hc nom
inH-i0r ot Eudcr Gray o. some oeha-
fllzr ~. R~vaG. rou are puUiuc -~ve
fu- thr candidate anC -he principles
~ domOyacy. u course & haE no
-ess0r rC douh- rha- vou- course
wnul5 he 5iHe-pu,. far e have never
seer any cOoE reason WY = demo
r-a- sh0ul5 ever change. 8 am ar olG
maj nov. AnG eesar ~o-ius ~ wears
sEO. snS though have f-puueu-o-
h'er imn0--UrPC 70 change ny nor-
80 hs~C c-cvu st-Onca~ ir ere
faish believing -ha- -hs re-re-ui-r a.
cu~ gor-umou- Feran5S or the adhe~-
encr a. -hr principles n-0mu}care,
sn5 incorporated into che constitution
saonre5 ar. auen5pG Cy -hCSe mars.
n1s v-hC Souch- 20 establish e. govern
men fOuude. or -he n-incin}es a. frs
ncr am. pCui,y. ana fo- which ehr
rem0-~a-ig nee. has cnurandaE for
at hundred -ea~S please excuse -hfs
has, sr-svi. and -amembar me as s.
s-uC f-'eus -r rhe carSe a. tamnrr
G. Nou~S su,y
2 C4-9N
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Ne-N Ms. ssNAN SHOULD IS
ELECTED

~ B1vao should Re elected because
the tiue Is no, rye for ne 5eath ~
me 5emoc-aoc marty IN ,hiS country
-se-suse me hone ~ democracy
th-oaehout The es-sh should no, per
al
TIE Eomoc~aac os~Cy had f5S h.--h
Hcsa-r oa~ government was horn. Is
Fouraer vas The aEtho- 81 he -5eclar-
soor I'd. lnle7en5epce." ana 5Ur.uS
s. sGm.niS,-=1on ~ she government
3D. remained s-ga ana soea5tsS. 70 rh-
r-rs.rfeS ~ he~oi-al,y. succeSstU.-g
an her.Sr,y aEvogs-aG Hy is soun5-
o.
-re-e uuss ever ne sw2 rs~aeS IL
ire I-u5ee5 S-s-eS.
The republican 7E-y Is no. nov.
~ rs 5s ever been. Ne majority
ps--y.
Ts succce5eG - mower nor because
n. fss numerical s-enceh. hUt hacauSs
a. division In rhs democratic parry.
sn6 continues 81 Powe- AacsuSe ~ the
DIVISIONS IN that ps-cy.
~. Eugene Y. Qahs i fchune The
6emoc-s-iS ps-cy-not he republican
rs--v-Vhy- Because his hone i %
fcun5 ire socis}is; nary ar The ruins
- she 6emac-s1c Ps-cy-
~ WATSON Is fcheinc n. B-ysr-
~, NJ. TssJ-Vky- For ghs sane
-sESau i7s wants a found he popC-
rs pas or he -uiBs Of the demo
4--zic ps-Sy Re Is ambitions and
vE1ss 20 e. s niche IA hisJo-y
A. Hes-s: Is fChanz Nj B-ysc-
NJ ~ Tsf,-wly- 2acsuss he. TOO.
IS ambitious sn6 VANS = become
u-esl6ens ~ 5he L-n5,e6 Scs5es s. zhs
fnunde- o. new us--y.
--hr 6pfess a. -he democratic marty
ms wear may mean IS extinction. y
~ there VII ne coczl,y new align
mrncS. There VIII he injected into
ou- FABRIC o. cove-nmen; toesI1y new
r-eedS sn6 - me republican ps~-y
Eoes 10, nov sn6 has never commend
~ fcseE evcept u -he privileged
classes f-s extinction WI surely fn;-
49,
m -he democratic nary. hcwevo~
- rlaeral -his vas- it VIII mean s.
ms .hr ro-s- anuih5lsron a. So2iss
Assn. ropulisu sn5 5ndepen6ercaiSm
a. tess. fo- many vea-s 70 come. ana
49, SO euS-srs i-seE ir -hs Rove o.
-hr masses a. -le ppouie -ha- M new
pare v-iI he able "a supulaut 81.
u ere Com--y Is -ipe Tor socialism
Ronu,i~m. Utepon5encaisu- 81 g wore
he--e- Tor shc welfare os the uafoU
-hss -Fr principles atvocare5 1v ehes5
ns-nrS should he inc0-o1-s-aG m-r
.ou- system q. government -hag. ST.
me- r-ar. the democ-a-15 marry
ShnuiE 1,C tp,parpa. for she dafea- o.
g. Is -he only a,aacor a. hone held ON
a. rhr leaders a. these new pa-ses.
ls rhg com--y -Ine far the change
~ no. pve-y man who wishes wei
- his couu----. who mays Tor fts ves-
ts-T. r~e~y ra--ioe ir -he land. shoulC
vOrr -hC 6emOC-s15 1cf-e-
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On -ue BIS. z.--ls Els.
-5Cv -ner o~E-o-r is
The au-uuIr ar
Sow -no- sIar and hang ana roar
SLOW -ha~ -a.~tr mon rhe fo1r
With each o-ha- s< -hev Echc
F0- -be side rhev chiuR Is ~icht
Anl they hand -he o-ha- fellows out
scare
AnC me ea~ f. -UEv Knows.
2 -hs hanging
zul -ne whauSinc.
Sov -he campaign ahhS and flows
zOv 9i- - now or r0u.
10v 3iE has 20 he d-an.
Hov Bill VIII never s-ar:
Anl me bunch
Is humping hard.
Regardless o. -aca-F
For anything thar doesn't show a
bunch
Eve-v sunni
IS OF .ne fuur
Eva-~ 9iU
is fUl- O.. -h-iL
ana -he pulsiDS ca tails wiccir-wse
sic 1as.
Wict q 8iL eEnouude~ au.
On aVe~v one % shnu
ina nothing else bJr RiU votes snruIf
ne c8S.
on We KNOW rs hound 10 hs
= wni~'wiHc finish. sec
To- -he valleys auG the hills
The fa~m~a~d> aut nc mills
The cities ana ,he wills
Are sna6iu1
GuafIu1
breaking
Win -he -u-m0i- ot INC Rfle-
o. ,hc Bills
d tins Bills. Bills. BILLS.
Bids. Bills. bills
WIN -ne UaEIuS or The h-aaiipr ..
-iIs Bills
w ID. -awnf1r u tb. Wn-,.
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TRAM WRECK - J4soss

a ~erO~ta- q. this pane- Learned
u edne~d2- ron passengers oa Fhe
0uunol'Cr -S'Hc-y- rha- g t-a.v v-~-,s
occurred a. Jssnor W-Iues5sr mora
fuc IL which Train 0SSnare1r~ aar-
son vas KILLED and several o. thr
Gov aU@ passengers we've ~5-iov~-r
injured. 1lr- HOcSou was or craiu
&C. -. Os- fuf0-mants 5lC ro- s.uov
any q. irs ra-ticulars O. tbe v-recz
anc We ver7 unahie II f-s-B aV~thiuc
iurthe- concerning thss cataS,ronre
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ICAN& SSSSC Ok -EE.-N
PLEASE <NSWEs

Tfr ocala hOa-E q. healrE SE~~ rra-
rhr 0r,E way malaria ran NJ cm-ac
o. b. fo- 81 certain species 10. mcSCu.
On 'C hirF b rr~~ou who has malaria
an, rai-es En- germs -ha- hec1mG zine
ir eish- DAYS. ana ther hifeS So,
an, re-Sou tausmi-tinc rhr 1e-ms
d. consequence a. which ne contracts
. rsSr d. uals~ia. ~he hoa-r a.
heslst SAYS fhl> Is the cu,v wa fr
vshict malaria Gar 1,e cnntactea. =
fhfs D. t-ne. VIZ Respectfully aSt
v-he-- fhC mosquito fcuu5 frS frs mp
item This h 700 thtr 70 vast ana
TO TRANSPARENT 70 vea~-,-~vS-a-
Rive Npv-S
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An oH3o WEDDING OF INTEREST
ASRE

The marriage ~ Helen. -he only
daughter O. NJ. and Mrs. 7. {. Nc-
Eanza. and Mr.. Bolio Eusk.-k Hol-
land. was soleIn.ze5 al The homo.
So West Marker street 81 = o.clock
Tuesday morning. Ocroaar 1ha 1wer-t-
s.a ~ t2a presence Of The near rsla-
Evas. The entire affair was haaua-
-a.ly simple. and the VOWS taken a
.aa ..p-ovsa1 a'ra- o. palms. terms
ana wh7,e cG-vss1LAeuumS seemed
unusually sacred an5 solemn.
Ms. n. =, Mackenzie. aunt D. The
bride. rendered The magnificent pro
2eSSious. march s-ou .'Tau1hause~~
PRIOR 70 he entrance u he bridal
parry. and s-o,meS Mackenzie. cousin
OF che A~i5G. sang. %. Pa~ac- love. 90
va-y effectively as The bridal marty
entered The s5c1nc room. ana 1a3R
1ho-- places II che large hay window.
which was & hover ot beauty 10Y -he
occasion.
James 3. Mackenzie. brother o. rhe
bride acge6 II rhe capacity Of hes,
msr an5 Miss Frances Myers n Gin
clnual. cousin o. the b~ide. attended
he- Il she position o. maid o. honor
Rev. E6w. Mallory. rector o. Christ :
Episcopal church. ofScisceG II The rup
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Re- Walne- Holcnub doeS no.
seeur 70 ~ shle 70 81 the late Rpv
San ,N0nes's shes. re vas trieG an
me $50 some time $50 81 his home
~ Cs-tersvilie Es-. fo- UsinE profsne
sn5 Indecent language r. TIE uuluis
He appealed the case q the supreme
ocur1 a. Georgia sn6 thai tribunal az
Rrne6 TIC decision o. the lover rours
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zos JUSTICE % -4E PEACE

wish Il announce LC the public
thai / an z candidate fo- t1s uffice o.
Justice o. the peaee for district Nc. z.
tp be vOted for a. the general e}ec-
tion, Tuesday. November ., 1903, II
place o. the regular democratic uun-
tnes, NJ, Bishop, REMOVED hy death
J respectfully ask the support nf the
voters. HAL. &. EAGL.ET1N.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Mrs. Samuel a. Rawis aaH I-Ia
daughters Of JaCksour.Ua 40. The
guests Of Mrs. Raw.S' parents. ST.
and Mrs. Z. L. MaloEey. a- -ta Or.r.
House FOR a wees.
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Written lo- .as I-aIs Rauur-
The willow branches v-.-.i,,- Sd. 81.
u~aezf
snaI teach he- how Co. NOV. VIII,
graceful ease.
The n7lza'ez- stars tha- de,l ur mite
ulzA- skies
Snail leave .aaI- Iish- reaecrr. II bs-
The iaIreS- flowers thar ntnnu seor-
Ihe u.acs
Shall leave INT I'm. o. roscs IN ,,-
face.
TIE niras tHat sing The swasraS. s,.l
rejoice
Tic hear their soites, echoes n nm
voice.
Dan hamilton ET-NNT-r--
Miami Oklahoma.
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Miss Lorena Freeman of B......u
has accepted The position off .....
keeper AMI sreIosrara.- ..- .t. U...r
Furniture Comga1E. ...s rI- johnson
resigned.
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- - 49, -

D Change C. Meeting O. sos~c o.
County Cowujss iOre~
Notice $ he~env given -ha- Ihf
boa~G o. eoun-- commissioners vii
mo- NEE CT Tuesday. tnr 2rC day o.
&ovemhe- same helnS their regular
meeting. III aeeouur 0- INA day heinr
election day. mn 1be- vii NEE CT
Wednesday. \o~euha~ 4tA. a. T.
1eaS. same helms TIE day afrer e}ee-
uoL
p U~de- o. the hoard
: T. SISTRJ-Nh. Secretary.
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LOCAL Z. Z. SCHEDULE
LEAVING -IMS D MAILS From
1EL-E

k1iantic Gas Ire
Fo- Somosasss anJ Tesc Ccast
nn-et. $50 g II.
Fn- snmosasss an6 Wes- CDase
sou-E. 2.35 7. IT,
For Gainesville anC Jacksonville
- ? n.
20 : Petersburg ana tampa. o.aS
Z. Il.
SeHoosrU Az line
~F0~ Tampa. -.eesou-z. Orlando
1.1o J.. Il.
Tor Tampa. Leesbu-s. Orlando. -.3C
q II.
~Fa~ Jacksonville. Gainesville -.31
I. II.
For jacksonville. Gainesville. 2:1C
a. T..
~lav trains CT Seanoa-C arrive
twenty minutes earlier. snG stnr To-
diune- II 1cala.
Malls cicze tveu-v minutes before
EeaviaE tn1e a. trains
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GENERAL MAGTLL
was Brave s0d osshfoe cT7cer in
TIE Ee.e

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seso resf we-t's pazs- tsIrg 80
about ere S-eat 50 -cac W-szs Sac
that sts-ss o. Satu-asf Ncssrefr
f1th. 90 ths sr.prt Na-t- a CO 60
STAND. OSa.A rIa seq carcass -f
D, Goods Sictr nc. sHrst FATS art
Su-~i shi0cs Co GO -raa-c est cf tarst.
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MOVED

- 2 simmons has moved ms bs--
hes repairing and saw fIItu- -
Marion rains uve-y stabls 1e.S.s.
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4nt Fioriia piIrrfasfr.
'i falaika. b. taEinE urfr-. f- arn
e car o. WIN fcuriuE fFur1 felss
sfao m o,caiz. On - -rut. 49, an-uu
Cyphars ncuharurs. ram
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-10-30

j. the agricultural experiment ste
tiUC a Gainesville succeeds n axta~-
minattns the white a. Il viii have
Hlo1e thar paid Tor its ccst ten times
over.
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Fos JUSTICE % -4s PEACE

hereby announce myself Z cauds
date for justice o. the reaes Tor die
tTicr EC. :. ana -your support VIII ne
highly appreciated.
K n. LIVINGSTON.
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TEETS-Fu~ sale o. REM. 0cals
Furniture co. 7.54-tsw.
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NATIONAL oSNocRA-Ic S@SC--
1SS

3 2 HAT.-ET
2 " R--LzR
ROBERT = DAVIS
GEORGE = Martin
Sa1-L-E-- TASTG
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Malls ctcse tveuc~ minutes nefn-e
feSviaz zine a. trains
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-13
MADE RIGHT.
1t Won the Banker.

AT the age OF seventeen was
thrown on my own resources" writes
the cashier OF a Western Bank, 'and
being low In finances i lived at a cheap
boarding house where they served
black coffee three times a day.
AZ first my very nature rebelled
but soon became accustomed to II,
and after a while thought / could not
get along without 1t.
II worked hard during each school
term (I was attending college) and
taught country school between times.
AT the end Of three years / had nm
ished my course-my nerves too, and
went back TO the farm TO rest up. This
did me some good but kept on drink
Ing coffee not realizing that II caused
my trouble, and later accepted a posi-
ton IN a bank,
About this time I was married and
my acquaintance called me Slim
On the advice Of friend, my wife be-
gan TO serve Postum and she made II
right from the start (boilad II is min
utes after boiling actually starts),
liked II and have used II exclusively
for three years | am no longer
dubbed slim my weight has Increased
90 pounds and | have nerves 10 stand
any strain without a finch. And
have Increased my salary and buy
shares of bank stock. can work 10
hours q day, sleep soundy and get up
feeling like a healthy boy" There's
q Reason
Name given nv postum Co. Battle
Creek Mich Read THE Road 10
Wellyille,' In pkgs,
Ever read the above letter? A new
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine. true, and full Of human
inieresL $780,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-13
WOMAN CRAzED BY DRINK

It required the combined strength of
four big police officers to subdue Mrs
Mary Roe Ferguson and place her in
cell at the city jail yesterday morn
ing. The woman was crazed by drink
and fought with maddened fury when
arrested and locked In a cell She Is
the woman who fought with Policeman
Stains "A few days ago and tore
his star off. she is the mother of four
pretty children and when sober takes
good care of them.
She was found on State and Third
South street yesterday morning in an
intoxicated condition and became furi-
GUS when placed under arrest. 1t took
Sergt. Hempel, Jailer Wilkinson and
Officers Hilton and Conyers to put the
woman in cell.
In police court this morning Mrs.
Ferguson pleaded with Judge DIehl for
mercy. SO many times has she been
before the court, however. and so often
have her promises been broken, that
she was given Today sentence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-13
ASSESSED BY STATE BOARD.
REV. D. A. BROWN TO LEAVE,

Rev d, A. Brown OF the First Bap-
fist church surprised his congregation
yesterday morning, by resigning after
a strenuous pastorate OF seven years.
He said his health had been impaired.
making a rest necessary. He VIII re-
main, however, in Salt Lake until Sep
tember. During Mr.. Browns pastor
ate. the membership OF the church mas
more than doubled. The church has
realized "A good sum from the sale OF
IT'S property at Second south and Sec
ond West streets, and ~ about 10 erect
a nno house of worship at Second
South and Fourth East streets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-13

the secretary of the Rhodes scholar
shin fund that he has been admitted 10
junior standing, which will enable him
to complete his course in two years.
only two state university graduates
received this standing, and it was CIV
en- to Mr.. Holman after an examination
of his record and of the credentials
extended to him by the u. of u. gradu-
ating committee. He was one of the
most successful students the university
has ever had, and his graduating ora
ton this year is considered to have
been the best delivered in the school'g
history.
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FAREWELL TO PRIEST.

with Burl Armstrong acting as toast
master and trying TO preserve order the
salt Lake Press club met Saturday
evening TO bid Joel Priest farewell. Mr.
Priest has been connected with the
Herald for many years ana has been
one OF the hardest workers for the
success OF the Press club He has re-
signed his newspaper position here 10
80 TO Rolse as industrial man for the
oregon Short Linz. Al his Soins away
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-13
HOLMAN GOES TOOXFORD
One of Two state University Gradu-
atcs in America Admitted to
Junior Standing.

Frank +. Holman, Utah's successfui
candidate for the Rhodes oxford schol-
arship is soon to leave for Europe IN
company with 80 other American
Rhodes scholars who win all cross the
Atlantic together
Mr.. Holman has received word from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-13
PRESIDENT SMITHS PARTY
Spends Today on Catalina Island,
Starts for Home This Evening.

Los Angeles, July lS.--Joseph r.
Smith, president OF the Mormon
Church accompanied by several elders,
arrived here yesterday and visited sew
eral points OF interest about the city.
Today the party visited Catalina island
and VIII depart this evening for Salt
Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-13

his co-workers hero met to say good
bye over stems and sandwiches. Farley
p. Jensen delivered the speech of the
evening and told Mr.. Priest how the
gang hated to see him go. Others
who spoke during the evening were 9,
A. Quigley, Joel Priest, Robert w.
sloan, Leroy Armstrong, George T..
Carpenter, A. F. Phillips, Il. A. Van
deventer, Arthur c. White and NJ. f.
Cunningham.
The bye-bye feast lasted until well
into the evening and showed plainly
how popular "Jovial JOEL is with the
newspaper fraternity here. Mr.. Priest
invite everybody to come up to Boise
and take possession of his office any
time in expressing his appreciation of
the good feeling shown him and the
sorrow displayed at his leaving.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-13

lei Doyle unconscious from all over
dose of dope" Doyle. who is but q
years of age, IN addicted to the use Of
morphine aud cocaine and on Saturday
afternoon took an overdose that nearly
resulted fatally He was taken TO tho
emergency hospital and revived
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-13
YOUTHS SAD CONDITION.
Daniel Doyle Becomes Dope Fiend
After Bungling Operation.

most deplorable case was called 10
the attention of the police Saturday AFT
ernoon when Police Officer Pierce found
In Plum alley a young man named Dan
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-13

George T. ode and H Moyle
tool OF
personnel
T. oden F. A. Giaeomn of the Colorado
mine
inventor of the machine and Johnnie
Jr.
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The young man is minus ono lsg, He
snld while heating his Way ont hero
accident, and that II wus necessary to
amputalu one Of his legs. rhc opera
ton was performed by a country doctor
made bunsling Job OF II, resulting in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-13

Don't fool with that leaky hose any
longer Get good hose cheap at the
Salt Lake Hardware Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-13

constant pain. Doyle then began 10 us,
morphine to allay the pain. and thus
ged for more of the drug from the inilcr
and declared he would SO insane unless
T. was FURNISHED him SO intense was
Il small amount
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-13
THREE BOYS TAKEN IN.

Special officers j. d. Brown and J.
C. Olson last night discovered three
boy inmates of the state street orphan
age at the Salt Palace, and one of then
was taken back TO the institution, While
two spent the night in the county Jail
They were Lawrence BlundeI, Joseph
Ely and MILFORD Coombes, and all
had run away during the day, The
boys insisted that they had been mis-
treated by the new matron. Mrs. Nur-
fey, and two of them, Blundell and lily,
preferred going to Jail than to be
returned to the home.
Mrs Nurfey says that the boys are
very unrrily, and when young Coombes
arrived home" he received a severe
scolding. The matron says it is not
that she upbraided the officers for re
turning the boy to the institution, but
she did criticise the people at the Salt
Palace who employed the boys to sell
gas balloons, knowing who and what
they were.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-13
VALUES IN THE COUNTY.
Auditor Heginbotham Submits Fig
ures TO Board of Equalization.

Statistics relating TO the assessed
valuation of property in Salt Lake
county have been submitted TO the
state board of equalization by Auditor
IIeginbotham. The amount is $685.,
2So,TT5, and is MADE up as follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-13

After heavy meal, take couple
Of Doan's Regulets, and give youi
stomach. liver and bowels the help they
neeu, hegulsts bring easy, regular
passages OF the bowels.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-13

BEESLEY'S SHEET MUSIC SALE.
Everything included IL ~ C your
choice for one week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-13

BEEsIIEY's MUSIC SALE.
no'ee music u price. week only
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-13

Itching, torturing skin eruptions
disfigure, annoy. drive one wild.
Doan's Ointment briggs quick relief and
lasting cures. Fifty cents at any drug
store.
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BEESLEYS SELL SCHOOL DAYS
For 12is C this week,