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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-15
CANCER
is DURABLE
E. RUSSELL. MERGED, Cal
"The Cancer on MY Face Is Well"

A THING WORTH KNOWING
No need of cutting OFF woman's breast
or mans cheek or nose in a vain at
tempt to cure cancer No use of applying
burning plasters to the flesh and torturng
those already weak from suffering.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
There is no disease that dfflicts the hui
man family SO malignant or so loathsome
and so much TO be dreaded as cancer, and
unless cured always proves fatal / have
been afflicted for the last three years
with a cancer on the side Of my nose. |
mad heard of and wrote to DIR. Bye of
Kansas City, describing my case He
answered by saying he could cure il in one
piled il myself at home under his direc-
tons. and in about thirty days the can
Ger came out and is now nicely healing
/ suffered no pain. The remedy was
nervous ana respondent man of So years
old to a happy and thankful one. No or
binary physician can cure cancer. 1t re-
quires the services of an extraordinary
specialist. and DR.. Bye of Kansas City,
Mo, is that specialist whose practice in
the treatment of cancer and all malignant
diseases has built up for him a wide rep
utation and an exclusive practice
/ would say TO any one afflicted with
cancer 10 give IL his immediate attention
before it is too lateS. | would even go 50
far as to say to the poor man to. sell his
only cow and send for the tr aatment, for
he had better lose the COW than his life.
| write these few lines unsolicited and
strictly in the interest Of the afflicted
Any letter or letters addressed to me will
be carefully examined and answered by
inclosing a stamp for return postage and
Twill give the names of one or two bust
ness men who knew me before and after
was cured. Address me, r. F. d. No. g.
Box 81. St Joseph. Mo.
(Sgned) III. RANKIN, HorticuItgrist
WONDERFUL FREE ILLUSTRATED
ROs.K AND NAMES OF HUNDREDS
YOU CAN WRITE TO.
Remember, you can be cured at home
at small expense Delays are dangerous,
so write today. The doctors advice costs
nothing Address
DR.. BYE. So Bye Bldg. Kansas City, Mo.
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SHIPPING.

CUT RATES to any part of the United
States. We can save money for you in
shipping goods either east or west. Cor
respondents in all the principal cities.
See us or phone 555. Redman Van &
Storage Co. III So. Temple.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

d. w. JAMES & CO., plumbing, steam
heat, hot water contractors. 81 East First
South street. Phone 379.
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FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS

STOVES. ranges and furnaces repaired
castings at wholesale or retail 242 State
Western Foundry & Stove Repair Works
phones 17e4-Y.
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EDUCATIONAL.
INSURANCE.
INsIrRANcE

A. c. Kelsey of the Western Life &
Accident Co. of Denver. Colo. is issuing
health. accident and 5-year dividend
paying policy for the western. people Of
flee 25S Commercial Club biag. Ind. phone
2o36; Bell main 9735 K
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FOR Rents rooms, partly modern. 12l
| Apricot, west of Center.
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. Oscar
Groshell. sales agent for Utah. Expert
cash register repairing. No. 221 Main st.
Second hand registers always in stock.
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STOCK BROKERS.

E. NJ WEST & CO., stocks, 321 D. F.
Walker Blk. Both phones office and res.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Excursion to Ogden. Sunday. March 10,
via Oregon Short Line. Round trip 81 90.
Special train at 1880 p. m. Returning
leaves Ogden 500 p. m.
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FOR RENT1-room house on 9th So.
near State Call SO So. state.
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Notice

Notice.
A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Draper Commercial
company, Utah corporation, will be held
al the office of said company, at Draper
Utah. on the 18th day of March 1908 at
o'clock p. m, for the following pur-
pose: To consider and pass upon the
question of increasing the capital stock
OF said corporation and to that end
amend Article of said company, so that
the same, WHEN amended, shall read as
follows.
ARTICLE G.
''The amount of the capital stock of
this corporation shall be $4,000 divided
into shares of SO EACH
WILLIAM THOMAS HYDE,
President
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DRESSMAKING.


FIRST-CLASS work; reasonable char
ges Phone 4541 Red. 14f So. 9Th Z.
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AUCTION SALE-By E. NJ. Onion.
Forced sale under attachment on Tues
day, March II, 1880 a. m, will sell a lot
of household goods, etc, from van in
flee, III So W. Temple st. The goods
consist in part of iron beds, dressers, chif-
foniers, commodes. davenport, library ia
BILE. dining tables and chairs, couch, chairs,
rockers, center tables, refrigerator. sewing
machine ranges. heating stoves, kit cup
boards. lot pictures. etc.
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If you desire a private address, write
Charles d. Campbell, Mgr. or the Com
monwealth Institute, 1521-K. Cleveland
Place, Denver. Colo, enclosing 25c, stamps
or coin. as guarantee Of good Faith for
the free 81 80 treatment.
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PAPERHANGING.

PAPER HANGING. first-class work; 9
rooms a day Everett Strom, No. East
South Temple Bell phone 2S40 Y. aftee
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who have paid out several hundred
dollars for institute treatment, only
to relapse" to send 25c, stamps or
coin, for it.
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DRINK HABIT
Never Has Nor Never Will Be Cured
by Prayers, Tears or En-
treaties.
WIVES M0THERSl SISTERS
It Lies With You to Take the Drink
ing One and Cure Him-With His
Consent if He Will Have the
Cure that Way; Without
His Consent if He Re-
fuses to Be Cured.
Entirely harmless. meeting ali the re-
WIVES! MOTHERS! SISTERS

Entirely harmless. meeting ali the re-
quirements of the Pure Food and Drug
Law
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AUCTION SALE.
AUCTION SALE.

AUOIIUN SALE.
On Tuesday. March II. at 1880 a. m, No.
4 Shelmerdine court, on Sd So. between I'd
and Sd E., fine large rugs, large dining
table and chairs. lot dishes. glass-do0r
cupboard, iron beds, dressers and stands,
wardrobe, refrigerator, sewing machine
iinoleum, hOt-blast heaters, good Home
Comfort steel range. cooking utensils, etc.
ALSO, ON WEDNESDAY.
March Is, at 1880 a. m. No. S23 LIST ave-,
get off car at NJ st: ParlOr rockers, GEN.
ter table hall hat hooks. fine large rugs
and carpets, fine sideboard, cost SIS; chairs
and table. chiffOnier iron beds, dressers
and stands, clock. fine steel range and
hot-blast stoves, pictures, lot dishes, Howe
scales, oil cook stove, lot doors. etc.
K A ANDREWS. AnctiOneer.
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SAFES.

NEW and second hand; cash. trade or
time. Sorensen-Stoutt Co.. sole agents
for 1.-THE Reliable Halls Safe" Beware
of limitations Office X l. Furniture
Store. A-43-45-47-49 E. Third South st.
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Men who have enough
judgment and reason
left from the raVageS
of alcoholic poison to
know that they need a
cure are also invited to
send for a free bottle of
NOn-SeCret treatment:
and an especial invita-
ton is extended To mon
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ASSAYERS.

J. w CURRIE, No. 20 w. Sd South ST..
Salt Lake City. Samples by mail or ex-
press receive prompt attention.
CRISMON & NICHOLS. assayers and
chemists, 229 South West Temple. Salt
Lake City.
w. H. TREMAYNE, assayer. over 40
Main street, Salt Lake City, Utah. Mail
samples receive prompt attention.
W. A. HODGES a. SONS, assayers and
chemists, 135 w. I'd So. St. Salt Lake City.
r. H. OFFICER & CO., assayers, 1859
South West Temple St, Salt Lake City
Jno. McVicker assay office. IS Richards.
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BORN

SIEWERT-To Mr. and Mrs. August Sic
vert, a baby girl, March a. 1908. Moth
er and child doing well.
ARNOLD-To Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Arnold.
March IL. 1908. a daughter.
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THE DESERET SAVINGS BANK
DIRECTORS.
". w. Ritter, President.
Moses Thatcher, Vice President
Elias A Smith. Cashier.
L. s. Hills, John r. Barnes, John c.
George Romney, John r. Winder. Reed
Srnoot. e. r. Eldredge. W. F. james.
Four per cent interest paid on saving,
deposits.
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TO TRADE.

ACRES with house, barn, Outbuildngs,
all clear for small home: 120 acres for
city property; 5-room house in California
for property here, lots in Dallas, Tex. for
lots here, Denver property for something
here, good Idaho farm for city property
here. Cromer. 80 E. Sd So.
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WANTED-AGENTS.


WANTED-"The Life and Works of
Paul Laurence Dunbar, the world $
greatest negro poet. is just out: agents
profits 500 day. Write for free outfit
and exclusive territory. ]. l.. Nichols &
Co, Naperville, Ill.
WANTED-Honest agents, 30 days cred
it. new circular ready. Soaps selling bet
ter than ever. Write. Parker Chemical
Co., Chicago.
WANTED-Agents. crew managers, $50
per week guaranteed enlarged portraits.
bromides, pillow tops, zoe; 400 per cent
profit easy. Frames 15c. Catalogue free.
Ritter Art Studio, S19 Van Buren,, Chicago.
WANTED-Agents wanted for a high
class beautifully printed and illustrated
mission, 80 cents on each 81 subscription.
Write for agents free outfit. American
Home Monthly. Barclay St, New York.
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STORAGE.

TWO large warehouses. clean and SAINT
tary. Redman Van s. Storage Co, 1T So
W Temple Phones SIS
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HOTELS.

LINCOLN HOUSE, s. E. FIRST SO.
Paul Helm. Proprietor.
20O-Rooms-200 Rates, sc. 35c and soc
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FOUND

~o-0.C~C~~~-~O---~-0~7-0 -O~0~0~0~~0~0~@-~0-0
FOUND Pierce wheel. Call S. L.
Shoe Repairing Co, basement Atlas Blk.
Paw for this ad.
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MOVING.
PACKING.

EXPERT packers of furniture, bric-a-
brac, etc. Redman Van & Storage Co,
III So. w. Temole. Phones $50.
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DIED.

HOGLE-In Salt Lake City, March IA, 1908,
James Hogle. in his 10Th year.
Funeral services will be held from the
late residence, $40 East South Temple
street Monday. March 10. at D. m. The
interment will be private.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-01-09
Black Cat Cures Rheumatism.

1.-THE hide Of a black cat dried in an
Autumn sun and worn around the
waist in the form Of a belt will keep
rheumatism away" said Mark Dw
vail, of Alexandria, La, at the Hotel
Duncan. Now, don't laugh, and wait
until after you've heard the story.
For three years | had symptoms Of
rheumatism-very painful symptoms.
| lay awake nights and suffered a
thousand deaths-mentally and phys
ically. One day al old negro work
ing on an adjoining plantation told me
Of the black cat hide remedy. or
course, l didn't believe in 1t, but, like
a drowning man grabbing At a straw,
thought | would give 1t a trial, as I
knew the old-time southern darby to
be a real good doctor. had a black
cat killed in October and let the hide
stay out for about 10 days to dry. |
then cut 1t up and made a belt about
one inch wide out Of 1t. | put on the
belt and wore II for eight weeks. Be-
lieve me when | say that my rheuma.
tism had entirely disappeared the
third week. ! have neyer had a pain
since, and ! still have my black cat
elt."-Nashville Tennesseean.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-01-09
First Floor Plan

easy to see where a little extra ex-
pense here and there would add to the
appearance or comfort of the house,
but a little nerve Is necessary in order
to say no at the proper time.
Expensive outside o~rnamentatlon is
out of place on a small house; 1t gen
orally is out Of place on larger houses
because show or os%tentation Of any
kind Is in bad taste. The old English
idea was to build a plain, solid exte-
rior; then, il a person wished to en-
belllsh the interior with expensive
finish and elaborate inside decora.
tons, they were not overstepping the
bounds OF p%ropriety. but gaudy out
side embellishments such as some Of
u wealthy men are guilty Of Is OBJ
Is a waste of money and 1t is done
with a view of impressing outsiders
with the wealth of the wner Rich
interiors are reserved for ones family
and intimate friends. The public
stigma which accompanies a flaring
advertisement of ones bank account
does not apply the same, but expen'
sive finish either outside or In Is un'
necessary for the comfort Of the fam
lily. A plain, attractive house like
this Is good enough for any one. and
II Is within the reach Of all indus
trious families II they set about II
right,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-01-09
SklIlfuI italian Artists,

An English paper has an account
of a tiny boat made by an Italian
and formed by a single pearl. Its
sail is of beaten gold, studded with
diamonds, and its headlight, carried
at the PROV, is a perfect ruby. An
emerald serves as Its rudder, and Its
stand is a slab OF ivory. 1t weighs
less than half an ounce, and its price
is said to be $4,000. The Italians are
adopts at minute work, for there are
artists in Florence who will take par.
ticles Of stone and glass no larger
than a mustard seed and place them
together on the head OF a shirt stud
with such nice adjustment of delicate
shades of color that flowers and in.
sects are reproduced in perfect detail,
with all the truthfulness of nature.
An Italian m has painted a land.
scape In which appear a windmill,
millers, a cart and horse and passen-
gers, with such diminutive neatness
that half a grain of corn covers the
whole composition.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-01-09
One by Admiral Evans.

Rear Admiral Robley d. Evans told
the following story apropos of justice
as administered In the American court
at Shanghai:
-Four men were In the dock" said
the admiral, when his honor mounted
to the bench. Three were Cinnamon
and the fourth a sailor from my ship.
The Judge said to the first Chinaman:
VIVA is your name?'
"'Ah Ling was the response.
'Wha was the matter with your
asked the Judge.
DUNK
Thirty days, and get out OF here
sentenced his honor. Next. What's
your name?'
"'Ah Sung responded the second
Chlnaman.
VIVA was the matter with you?
DUNK"
Thirty days. and get out. Next.
What's your name?'
"'Ah Lee replied the third China.
man.
whats your trouble?' asked the
Judge.
DUNK
Thirty days. Next. What's your
name?
"'Ah. hi. give me 80 days and let
me co. was the prompt reply of the
American sailor."-Chicago Record.
Herald.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-01-09
Military Prisoners.

Although living in a part OF New
York city, the 100 or more military
prisoners on Governors island have
many customs which make 1t seem as
though they were another land, Time
Is not counted by them in mere days,
weeks and months, but in "brooms.'
Many of the prisoners are short-term
men, and they are detailed to police
the grounds. OF course, this means
much sweeping, and a broom lasts
about a month. Thus, two "brooms,"
in army lingo, means two months. No
prisoner is permitted to salute an OF,
hcer in the manner prescribed for
soldiers who behave themselves. In
stead, they fold their arms and look
straight to the front whenever they
pass those entitled to a salute. A sol
der who is a prisoner is never re
ferred to by his name; his official
number, which is stenciled upon his
clothing, is used instead.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-01-09

Mr.. William A. Radford will answer
questions and give advice FREE OF
COST on all subjects pertaining to the
subject OF building for the readers OF this
paper. on account OF his wide expe-
Renee as Editor, Author. and, Manufac:
turer. he Is, without doubt, the highest
authority on all these subjects. Address
all inquiries to William A. Radford. No,
1874 Fifth Ave-. Chicago, III, and only
The size of this house Is 25 feet 6
inches crosswise through the middle
by 40 feet 6 inches lengthwise. X
elusive of the porch; rather large as
the dimensions read, but the front
part Of the house is only 16 feet
In width, which mobiles the size a
good deal. Still. when the house Is
finished with the wide veranda on
three sides of the parlor 1t looks like
a large. c%ommodious and rather ex.
pensive house.
This large veranda is the making of
the appearance of the house. We
sometimes go to more expense than
we otherwise would because 1t helps
the looks, and looks go a long way
when you come to sell property. I
readily understand that a person
doesn't built a home with the expec.
tation of selling 1t, and all my eff.
forts are in the direction Of home
building. because | want to see Amer.
leans housed in their own homes; but
we never know what will happen. 1t
may be necessary to nov to some
other part of the country or there
may be other changes in family az.
fairs that necessitate a sale of the
house. At such times the general
appearance of the property will be
criticised from every direction.
Here is a house of seven rooms
that may be built for from $1,000 to
$1,000, according to the part of the
country where 1t is built, the cost of
materials and especially that of labor.
The work in building a house is one
of the biggest items Of cost and it
makes a great difference whether we
pay a carpenter two dollars a day or
five dollars a day. A five dollar a day
carpenter may not save any more IL
he is obliged to live In a large city
than the two dollar a day man who
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-01-09
Modern Socrates.

In that genial form of gossiping
about current affairs that is something
Idigniied with the name of philosophiz.
ing, Prof. Meade Of the weather bu.
reau is most charming. Usually when
he meets a certain friend on the street
the conversation covers a wide scope
and is illuminated by a droll humor
that pervades the Meade school of
philosophy. 80 they did in Greece"
said Prof. McAdie one day. so the
ancient philosophers Of that highly ia.
vored land settled all questions to
their own satisfaction, at least in
their daily communion Of minds. The
philosophy Of the Greeks is the source
OF western philosophy. | suppose we
enjoy philosophy as well as the Greeks
did. From now | will call you Plato
To this the response was: Greater
art thou, professor. Thy name is So.
crates, who boasts Of having Plato and
Aristotle as his most famous dis,
ciples." Therefore II any citizen hear
one man call Prof. Meade Socrates
or even odd Soc" it is a fair guess
that the explanation Of that modern
day Greek phenomenon in San Fran,
cisco is explained fully herein.-San
Francisco Call.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-01-09
WAS A TASK FOR CENTURIES.
Seems There Are Altogether Too
Many Kinds OF Wall Paper.

81 read somewhere the other day."
said Mr.. Briggilsby, that there are
now produced 1912, IA different styles
OF wall paper and | guess that must be
true.
I'VE are going to have a few rooms
In our apartment repapered, and there
have been submitted to us to choose
from great books of wall paper
samples representing altogether 200
styles. And these 200 styles. you un-
derstand, represent simply the styles
Of one grade of paper produced by one
manufacturer, and there are many
grades Of wall paper and many manu-
facturers, and I guess II you were to
take all the grades and styles made
by each of the manufacturers and add
them all together you'd find that the
number of styles given as the grand
total. namely, 7~,942,713, was not far
from correct.
And I can't tell you how glad | am
that We didn't have all those styles
to choose from. AS II was, with only
200 styles we had a great time.
First we couldn't tell at all, and
then we'd half settle on one paper.
only to find something that we liked
better when we turned over the leaf,
and then we'd find something that was
about as good, and then we didn't
know what to do.
Then we finally selected one paper
and settled on that, and then we de.
cided on another, these two for ad.
Joining rooms; but when we came &c
put them together, why, they wouldn't
do, and so we had to start all over
again for one, and maybe before we
got through we discarded both and
had to start once more at the begin.
ming.
And | thought we'd never settle on
which we'd take. A job to decide?
Why, 1t took us Just one week to
choose the papers for five rooms from
200 samples, and here's what 7 wanted
to say:
Suppose they had sent us to choose
from the full complete lines Of all
samples, numbering 7,942,7li. | shud.
der to think Of It.
Wed never been satisfied in the
world unless we'd looked them all
through. never, and If 1t took us one
week to look through and decide upon
200 samples, why, to look through
7,942,714 samples would have taken
us SO, 713 weeks, or rising of 763 years,
my! My! What an escape that
was; and just as likely as o we
wouldn't have found in the whole
10000 samples anything that we'd
really like any better than what we've
got now."-N. Y. Sun.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-01-09
Servant Girls for Australia

The eryan problem in England
does not appear to be any nearer o
luton. The British housewife lost
and the Australian mistress gained 60
English, Scotch and Irish girls when
the steamship Miltiades sailed from
Tilbury recently with its first con.
tingent Of servants for New South
Wales, under the goyernment.aided
emigration scheme One OF the con
ditlons was that the girls must be
| actually engaged in domestic service,
and the service money asked for the
16, 0O0-mile journey was SIS. As a
guaranty Of good faith, a deposit OF
$40 with the government has been
made by each girl On their arrival
in sydney they will be met by a rep.
re%sentative Of the government, and
most of them will at once 90 into
places already found for them.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-01-09

No More Dark Brown SUGAR.

you have no idea" said the wife
who is also an excellent cook. how
difficult 1t is to make molasses cookies
and gingerbread and brown bread so
II will have the same favor that 1t
had in the days now past. And why?
Because 1t is wellnight impossible to
find the good old-fashloned dark.brown
sugar. That's the secret of 1t. There
was a time when II could get differ
ent grades Of brown sugar. that which
was least refined" being very dark
and vastly sweeter than the light
brown or &C" sugar, as it used to be
called. But those days have passed.
and l suppose that never again will
my cooking taste quite SO good.
"Ot course the younger people,
those who have never known the ex-
quisite flavor OF molasses candy and
molasses cake made with the dark
sugar, cannot realize the difference.
Happy mortals they! AS for myself,
am constantly looking for the sugar OF
my childhood, and there is not a week
but | have my hopes raised by some
storekeeper telling me he has It; but
he is ~mistaken-it is the light brown
sugar he has, and not that which !
seek"