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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-01
ADVERTlSEM EMT THAT COUNTS
Look Up a Doctors Record
Before Paying Out Your Money

Be ware Of tho man who hides behind a 'Fulle Med-
cal Co" Fake Medical Institute County
Records II there any such frauds registered
If you intend t. CONSULT Doctor see first that his
is register cd properly licensed practitioner
then look Up MS private record learn how long he has
he has he can show YOU the proof of his sldlO-then
learn II his charges right and and Will
make MISTAKE
Drs Shores Shores both regular Graduates of
hmorlcas best Medical Collegesnrs Shores are regis
tered Physicians entitled practice in Utah Coora-
10 and CaliforniaDrs shores have had twenty years
experience In treating and curing CAturrh, Chronic,
Nervous and private Diseases of both sexes, prs
Shores are the only Specialists In Utah who glyo
nomos, pictures and addresses OF people whom they
have Cured. ANA whom and talk with. lDrs
shores established tho low So month
turrhul Chronic diseases SEVENTEEN YEARS AGO
long before the Fake Medical Institutes"
in existence Or Shores standing In the community is
above reproach Ask Banker ask Merchant,
ask VIII knows about Shores honesty
then information to the
any an of the Fake Companies who bu
patronage nrs. Shores the fullest in
yestigatlon - they DEMAND fT-aud are always willing
consult with sick absolutely of charge
without obligation take treatment or pay cont If
sick ami tired doping and doCtorinE-if You
are tired Of paying money for empty promises,
WHY DON'T YOU no 4 LITTLE TIIINGGlNG-W
DON'T YOU cons! 1T RELIABLE noCT0I2S AND
YOU MAY NOT HAVE A SECOND CHANCE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-01


and cure of all diseases of Men, no Il
Drs. shores about the most delicate
suranoe that you will be given honei
everything win be STRICTLY PRIV
who are weak and fal'ing-,the VII
ers who need the counsel and
physicians are cordially invitac
10 consult this department and
be advised FREE OF CHARGE. Wo
cure moro mon than all the Fake
Medical Institutes" in the city COM
bined. No cheap, hired doctors,
So sure Is the Cure under Drs.
SHORES MODERN METHODS IN
all such diseases that you may
arrange 10 nay the FEE for Cure
in small weekly or monthly INSTALL
ments. as the cure progresses, or you
may PAY WHEN CURED No mat
ter what your trouble is, or who has
failed TO cure you, consult these
Master Specialists, free of charge.
ana learn how you can yet be cured.
CALL OR WRITE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-01

OF THE EARS.
Catarrh extends from the
throat along the eustachlan
tubes into the ears. causing
partial or complete deaf
ness. Quickly cured with lit
tie cost by Drs. Shores
famous treatment,
rs your hearing failins?'
DO your ears discharge ?"
rs the wax drying In
your ears
DO you hear better some
days than others?"
Is your hearing worse
when you have a cold?"
Don't neglect this until
your hearing is irreparably
destroyed.
OF THE STOMACH.
Catarrh of the stomach is
usually caused by swallow
ing poisonous mucous which
drops down from the head
and throat at night Quickly
cured at little cost by Drs.
Shores famous treatment.
lis there nausea? ?"
DO you belch up gas2"
Arc YOU constipated?"
"ls your tongue coated ?"
"Do YOU bloRt up after
eating?'
rs there constant bad
taste I'm the mouth?"
Now Is the time 10 be per
maueutly cured. Drs. Shores
are curing hundreds every
year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-01
BUSINESS NOTES

The quotations given below show Il
number of changes from last week. as
everything in the list Is now quoted OK
dividend and there Is the customary
shading off evident between the divi-
dend periods Tho feature of the week
was the initial payment of a dividend
on the Lewiston Sugar company stock,
the amount being Q per cent, and 1t Is
stated in well informed circles. that a
similar amount may he looked FOR
quarterly Some heavy blocks OF Utah
Idaho preferred have changed hands,
the buyers being prominent mining
men, who had already acquired a sub
stantial interest.
The reports from the beet fields con
tinue of the most promising character,
and all the factories are now hustling
to see which shall start up first on the
fall crop. Lehi and Nampa are expect
ing to set the wheels In motion from
Sept 10 to 10. The following are the
latest quotations:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-01
MEN-A Special Department for MEN

artment exclusively for the treatment
after how caused. You can consult
r embarrassing troubles. with the as
advice and sklful treatment and
ATE AND CONFIDENTIAL. Men
tim of Blood Poison, and ali 9TH
Id OF eNuorIencnd md L.lndlN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-01

HOME CURES BY MAIL.
If you live out of town and cannot
call write Drs, Shores & Shores for
their new symptom list and get their
advice free.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-01
Do You Have Catarrh?
READ THESE SYMPTOMS AND SEE.
AIany Boz ~ - c.larrh ana y ont Nnow i.


warnings stop the disease
before 10 reaches the lungs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-01

Logan, July 80, 1908 Press Bureau Of
Llte Insurance, Salt Lake city, Utah:
Gentlemen Agents OF the are Of
fcrlnB a special policy guaranteeing
paid up policy In 10 years FOR the price
of u ~ payment life, also other special
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-23

LOCAL OPTION.

A matter thar vital enough demand pledge
and republican conventions the local option panks
the platforms a WORT, consideration.
Il y significant that the democratic platform did
for local option should the democratic ticket this
eond absove party county pledges
Nowhere reported have tho campaigners
ed that they would support local option measures indeed
general the that for democratic legislators
against lo option ae Il fair the legislative
candidates iu Lincoln county say their platform pledges
ocai option law The the republican platform
majority ia the such law is nconeeyabe
Lincoln epnnty pledged democratic opons could
mech Eu they eonstFeivey Absoyed by party
ery nb opposes cal OPTION. Right Lincoln county to-day
strong influences being brought bear for the ega
tive ssi ais very theory, expressed unexpFcssed
II Should y fne mind that il principles per-
-enas With hi county and ms platforms, and his party
ades rdgas thing party against the
nnriasd patty t though hy other be priest pastor saint
for shg sans majority the against him and
PARTISAN ,hsne saint
The io oqiqn iae prohibioyy law II does directly
touch s asHuaesafe liquor merely gives the peo
pie staee gasefa themselves the naiofty pre-
hboa bey have i they liquor the majority rules;
e they M npt Hh % ALI things they Surely
safe American gineplt The republican party pledged
and 10 y Ihe counties; pledged eoun
tier and by tie and b an che leaders except Hepburn
80 The kuersa ~ governing principle u direct primary Surely
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-23
MIsIDOKA SETTLERS SEEING THE LIGHT.

The people o Tho Mndoka congratulated
thing that the coming speak Rupert
Hepburn, Saturday, the 2ilh.
There has been talk Of dissatisfaction with the republican
ticket down lh project lii dozen have been adduced
81 which that the republican ticket
posed Of representative citizens the democratic
iates But sg there has been the general dissatisfaction that
when things general don't right The people disappointed
81 getting water their farms the time expected and
this real grievance which
candidates GA The republican ticket
u The people believe 10 senator Borah There 10 Wash
ipguo hardly the president Who could much for them
she from Idaho They believe get they
bsy believe tha, will admins.
aon and he departments aud there anything that
the Nniioka settlers relief they having
that they 70 be congratulated that he coming visit
learn their and back Washington eparel propose
oaeist relief
BY The way what would they expect they should help
democratic aud back Washington
republican majority that absolutely the and pac
teaiy the house aud the White House,
parn elected BY these people who could helped republican
like Bofah much from the powers that be2 You wouldn't
rom the most oshy just person YOU heard Of
The better support the republican ticket try po-
hea experiments that aond be almost
ton sersies hack She experimental years
That would te disastrous progress when Engineer Camp
ias begpuias to bring order ont Of chaos. Ii
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-23
RIVALRY VS.. BUSINESS JUDGMENT.

may presumed democratic scheme TO capture at least
part county commissioners developing down on the
Nindoka project
republican nominee from that district lie lives
Rupert George Hoenbe the democratic nominee from Hey
the Hepburn people apparently egged on by the
enemy said be preparing soak arte because ne Ru
Rupert and Hepburn There considerable NV
airy principal objection against arte his home Now there
spot Heyburns breast the voter should stop to
slider what he going by voting democratic There should be
jealousy esp ciay in regard Mr. Ha who IS recognized
the best friends of the project There
ADLER champion the rights and needs of the people
T would be mistake indeed to turn him
down Hepburn far petty ay when Hepburn has had
a commissioner for years.
fight recorded against the other two republic
Karzke known all through
part the countyhe part of Lincoln countyas
persuaded hand in politics of his ability
money accept any public Office for time and opportunity call
him himself and his family rather than the public Mr. Kart
yielded the demands the North Side settlers and
renquish his large private business
them he be headed conscientious officer
his enemies would deny.
Mr. Grdley the other candidate from Hagermrn the Oldest
settlers county has considerable money honestly
and has the respect his neghbo He served the
years making good record There to fight
This entire board would be worth lot of money the people
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-23
A BOOMERANG.

H. Hays former attorney general of Idaho whom everyone
consider real democrat that the democratic
Buneau project fraud, frost and that founded
aoods Mr. Hays has been with
gest Carey Act enterprises OF the He is the inside and he
knows precisely the standing OF time These Carey
projects have made the difference between panic and prosperity Ida
ho the past 1t mighty politics any kind
lie for campaign the kind poor lies
such story that proven against an
enterprise that has been worth Idaho during panic year
than could Millions has brought the
whole world to Idaho the panic
Idaho the Mecca the homeseeke the investor wokingman
while other states that have had Carey
passed by like white chips Carey by the way was
republican
There few who would try to use
such boomerang that Capital News circular.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-23
A PEOPLES LAW; REPUBLICANS WILL PASS IT.

Perhaps the interesting problem before the people
tho direct prmarythough local option
The republican leaders with the single exception Senator Hey
burn advocating the direct primary law Governor Brady
nouned that he would recommend the legislature the
action OF the state conventions This prior
the state conventions and hh been speaking constantly
entity on the same line since the campaign opened Half
counties of the state declared
an county conventions There demanded
the state platform that passing 1t
Ns criticism 70 that the republicans will pass
Compared with the democratic pledge pass such the
pledge OF these leaders Of the rank and file of he party
various counties like money the hand compared wildcat
gold mine The only people Of Idaho such Law
Of the republican party ue-wnch it isthat the
Law the refuge Of the crooked politician which pr
would change then the democratic leaders
ha The republicans for when political tkesy the
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-23

The public has been RECALLED with dope
ed least nsnua that State Treasurer Hastings
expressbly bad
yelled nsnuaon handed around based examination
September Of 1000 shortage This report published
merely limited ats State Bank Examiner Clancy books
again and this report yesterday public
a eent shortage.
There shortage" says Expert Accountant Ewad
ed Examiner Chaney' report
The subsequent report shows there shortage says
nor Gooding
Since Mr. Hastings treasurer has brought the $4,000 inter
est the undunder democratic regime the
paid not cent to the state being individual pquste
since there not penny shortage and the people don't be-
ye either the truth the motives If the Saesmans attack Mr.
Hastings why shouldn't Mr. Hastings hone capable mans
majority
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-23

United States STANDARDIZATION IS Hepburn shoshone.
Justice supreme Clurt-Judge r Ashie, Idaio
Coneressnsan- Thomas Il Hauer. Fremont
Gogernof~-Jaaes II BRADY. hammock
Lieuleneut GOVERNOR IL Sscotser Cassa.
Secretary 81 Stste-folert Iansd0n. Washington.
Attorney General ID. G McDougall Oneida
Aagiior-S y Taylor, Bonner
Ireaserer-C A. Hastings. Nez Perce
Mine Inspector r q Moore. Sbcshone
Superintendent Pahie Instruetoas Belle Chamberlain Twin
Faa
Presidential Electors Edgar Wilson, Ada John Lamb owy.
hes A. a Crane Koolenai
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-23

The Journal does believe with Senator Hepburn the
point Of direct primaries As here this demand
the people because they believe will bring them what they
They got what they wanted little different way than through
direct primary il in Senator Borah and they powerfully
well pleased with IT, The convention pledge Hepburn
much the nature it popular and political
enthusiasm That Hepburn believe with many
others Of his party this question: entirely mmatera He
right with the people the other big robems he has corporation
clients debating his big
enaea biz to believe any doctrine whatsoever be
cause popular but he the approval of his
nen and Idaho needs him the today than before
vote for the republican legislative ticket for Hepburn
and the direct primary.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-23

OF this will show who wouu gam s'
by defeating primary law
The argument egoyenmnt that IS annunca'ea IN W
direct primary aw. is found in the local option Jaw me
present democrats have not nor hmated
the primary tue country Voer equal
power with the political the local option law gives the ma
community what wants the liquor franc II me
eon want iooor sold thew car have it, republican party does
guarantee prohibition intimate prohibition OF
gives people the chance to vote on what they
want Americanm give these things into
the PEOPLES hands The republican party promises both these things
party carry the air Of sincerity on even one OF
them. !
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-23

safe to trust nch party that all IDAHO rather than
good individuals whose actions will be nued by sinister Influences
higher up
Corroborang the above theory the Haley Times that the
liquor dealers Of republican
ticket especially four The governor because they claim
the democratic nominee pledged any local option BILL the
state senate and incidentally the prevent the passage Of such
b the commissioners the present have pow
er to grant refuse licenses the county attorneys and heri
who execute the laws old That this issue should be made
y the democratic party the uson of other proper political is
sues IS eogs indeed The Journal prove be But
the line Of argument is infallible
Vote The republican, ticket straight for good laws well enforced
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-23
A GOOD OFFICER; REFLECT HIM.

The Twin Falls News has this fair and make
Secretary Of state Robert Lansdon 1t deserved tribute cap
able and popular officer:
For Secretary Of State the Republicans offer Robert Iansdon the
present incumbent who has passed upon Carey
involving millions OF dollars and all without shadow suspicion
He has been absolutely fair and honest both with
spending th money build up southern Idaho and who
coming here to make by investing good lands Capital like
has confidence in Mr. Iansdon
ansdon has desert claims rights lots,
ceons to embaass him The who spending the millions
Idaho and aiding all money they get just treatment
from Mr. ansdon and nothing The electors of Twin
county know full well how Mr. ansdon de
can be found with his administration"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-23

The knocker has a terrible time
! during the two weeks of lilac bios
sons.
A Texas newspaper talks about
fried cherries. Baked hairpins, but
wouldn't that jar YOU
4 4 Z
An Illinois newspaper says the peo-
pie are becoming suspicious that they
are paying tribute to the trusts. Uh
huh, I've had EN- myself!
z 2 Z
A little of the chocolate in mine,
please. Yep, the fzz season is on
again and every drugstore sign is
message of evil to the young clerk out
walking with his lady love.
4 Z Z
If you live in the country. suppose
you long to live in the city. If YOU
live in the city, you yea-n for the coun-
try. Isn't that true? Why can't you
be contented where you are? What
difference does it make whether YOU,
scrap with your next-door neighbor
over his chickens or with the janitor
because he has forgotten to empty the
garbage can? Happiness is the con-
dition of your mind and heart. not a
location. Weed out the discomfort and
let the flowers of JOY bloom for awhile
where God intended they should.
4 4 4
Do you wear a cbeck-rein? Or do
you let yourself run wild? And if YOU
wear a check-rein does it not slim off
the hook occasionally and let You
throw the harness over your neck and
lnder your feet? My check-rein gets to
lying around in my eyes sometimes
and | have terrible runaway for a
lew blocks. Then | stop dead still.
reach around and put that check-rAS
pack where it belongs. l say, "Whoa,"
Ind | whoa. Sometimes l talk tn nv
'elf Just as would to a horse. calling
myself all kinds of a mollycoddIe.
nonkeydoodle, muckovitch, etc. Then
yell, Back up. Bill; you fool boss
'on. back up" And backl I have
or suffer the consequences of run
ing around wild without a check
elm.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-23

ssuatar-Fresl Jordan, Of Cooling
Rsprtssnlagige-L X Adams 81 Rupert
Ireasaref-e ~ Werncke Shoshone
sheriff 81 Wheeler. Shn.hone
AssessorN -. Mackty. Rupert
Attorney Frank p Disney Iieyburn
tosouer--Df. ~ X killen, Hepburn.
Superintendent "a schoolF~Leah N Burnside shoshone.
Surveyor John koets e0o5inq
Probate judy l. Fuller Shoshone
Commissioners District no Paul kartzkc Jerome; Dstri
2 Charles 1ddley Hagerman; District No B. G. r. Hart
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-23

a Of ahstr the
81
3 ettf ht fsrer rec or thc current 0nb
$ e 81 stand 81 f.
an "a
j
d pr1ft HagcrmAn
Al
Weldon. Druggist News Dealer. Miner. ID
Schroeder iteybunI Glass Heyburn, Id
~ tga ,anaif ions Kuyert,ld
r. X Lasfos General Merchandise Aee4aia ID
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-23

! see IL now a s plain as day
Where Eddie Tascott went
While fleeing Injianner way
On hiding errand bent,
He met one Mrs. Belle Guinness
think she got him, I'll confessi
And there was little Charlie Ross
on. long ago he passed from viewl
Beneath her graveyard's lovely moss,
She planted little Charlie. too,
I do not make the statement fiat
I've heard a rumor quite like that,
Beside the form Of Helgeleln
She may have buried Mister Brown
AT any rate he's not benzine-
You knoW-the Brown that left the
town.
Down in the authors boosted state,
fear thar Brown has met ais fatei
And there was Gwen Moore They say
He left the place. train 10 catch
While owen Moore than he could pay
Perhaps he's IN her garden patch,
No longer do these riddles pail
For Belle Guinness has got EN- all
Oh. have you seen my shears to-day7
The scissors that ! use on iokes2
Some one has pilfered them away.
q hope who ever took 'em chokesD
Do you suppose the. Belle Guinness
Has been and stole them scissorsg Chess7
Side Lights.
The cyclone habit seems to be on
The increase again. Dug-out, yet?
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-23
WANT ANOTHER FOUR YEARS OF GuEsEs AND NEW THEORIES?

Mndoka Settler Would you rather have g. Camp his
progressive methods again the bottom and wade the slough
despond and experimentation with another w Ross?
republican legislators and republican
Camp and his methods against them
weary years and begin another Ross experiments
Which better, present progress experimental poverty?
There but week in which to register you
at the coming election Better do it
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-23
Dead When Rescued.

A Wisconsin newspaper heads a
'front.' page item: "Tumbled Out of the
window. Tailor of GAINESVILLE Fell In
TO River aud Was Dead When Res
eued."
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-23
What Became Of Little Marv.

Little Mary started to school, slate and
the use Of the slate and the ..tablst,. 10
substituted She also dropped the ..rs'
ana May was her new name ITi-h
schooi days increased her knowledge and
also her name-it appeared "Mavrne =
College days were crowded fun ana fba
mite notes reached home signed Mae
Soilese Gays have passed and gone ana
in "A home OF her own they cali hs,. ~, y,
New Haven dnd.) Herald.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-23
Side Lights.

The cyclone habit seems to be on
the increase again. Dug-out, yet?
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04

Representative GOeBeI Gives start
ling Ffgues on Sea Trade.


ling Figues on Sea Trade.
The desirabiliiy Of an ocean mail sub
sidy bin was presented TO the House
yesterday by Representative Goebel. o.
Cincinnati. a member Of the Post-ofice
Committee.
He said: ct is essential that we have
adequate foreign mail service to meet
present conditions, and as We have be-
come world power, Just pride COM
peIs US to carry the ocean mail by Ameri-
can ships and under the American flag
whenever possible.
In this respect our country IS in a
most unfortunate condition, depending
wholly upon the reluctant. irregular. and
inefficient service OF foreign steamships
10 carry our mails directly 10 the prin-
cipal countries OF South America. Our
people have the right to demand reform
US the quickest and most regular de-
spatch OF their foreign mails. and Il Is
a sad commentary that IN order 70 90
this We must make use OF the fast steam
ship lines which are subverted IN Some
form by some government, and thereby
contribute our portion TO a foreign sub
vention"
II was shown that in the fiscal year
ended June 30 1907. the ocean mails
Noted the government xsS7,22s, which
would more than suffice to pay the cost
OF the service proposed
Last year we carried but 1915 per cent
of the combined exports and imports
from and 10 the United States in Ameri-
can ships. he said IN conclusion "Our
vessels registered for foreign trade only
S1.l46 gross tons. DO you know that one
foreign shipping corporation operates a
fleet equalled IN tonnage to the entire
amount Of tonnage registered under the
American flag? Are you willing that this
shail continue? BY passing this measure
you VIII put on the routes proposed
twenty new ships which VIII make a
total OF forty-nine ships OF the second
class sailing TO South America and across
the Pacific Ocean. They viii be Ameri-
can ships. built by Americans. manned
by Americans, Carrying Americas for
elgn mails. and over those vessels viii
float the American flag symbolicai OF the
hope and pride and strength OF the
American people