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A SURGICAL
OPERATION

If there is any one thing that a
woman breads more than anotherit
is a surgical operation.
We can state without fear of q
contradiction that there are hun
dreds, yes, thousands, of operations
performed upon women in our hos,
pitfalls which are entirely unneces-
sarY and many have been avoided bv
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After scraping some acquaintance
a man is anxious to cut them-Chi-
cagO News
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FOR RENT-Eight room dwelling
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THE QUOTATIONS
IN AMERICAS
Cotton Market as Reported Daily
by L. C. Council.

Americas, Ga, Mar. Cove quote
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follows:
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To the Voters of the Southwestern

Circuit:
| hereby announce my candidacy
for Solicitor General of the South
Western Circuit, subject to the State
Democratic primary, to be held on the
4th day of June 1908, and will highly
appreciate your support.
w. w. DYKES.
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SAVANNAH.
NEW oRLEAN

Savannah, Ga. Mar. 80. = Spots
middling 10B cents.
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WANTED-A good hustler in ev-
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WANTED-By two gentlemen, 1
furnished room with bath connection
near shops. ID. 70. H. 293t-pd
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms.
For particulars address Box 372 If
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BUSINESS COLLEGE = Young
men are you satisfied? Our
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LYDIA :. PIN KHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND

For proof of this statement read
the following letters.
Mrs. Barbara Base, of Kingman.
Kansas, writes to Mrs. Pinkham:
" For eight years l suffered from the
most severe form of female troubles and
was told that an operation was my only
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for advice, and took Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, and it has saved
my life and made me well woman"
Mrs. Arthur r. House, of Church
Road, MOoreStoWn. n. J., writes:
g feel it is my duty to let people
know what Lydia +. Pinkhams Vege-
table Compound has done~for me.
suffered from female troubles, and last
March my physician decided that an
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objected, and urged me to try Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
and to-day am well and strong"
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years Lydia E. Pink
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standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands of
women who have been troubled with
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periodic pains, and backache.
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
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LOST.

LOST:-A watch charm, with init
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For RENT


FOR RENT-One 5-room house on
Jefferson street. Apply to E. J. Nc
GEHEE
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NEW YORK FUTURES.
New York, Mar. 3O.-Spots: Middling
at 1914 Futures closed steady.
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ROBERT r. HOWE.
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Tndnu v,st,do
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-18
How Parowan is Solving
Control Of Liquor Traffic.

partaking or mans hospitality and
tnen turning against him. This is VIZ
tuully what Is necessary today to con
Wet man Of selling LIQUOR without
d license.
Who're is the dignity Of our fair state
WHY are we so wOcfullY weak? shall
we allow incipient anarchy 70 root
itself IN the minds of the youth, and
the feeling ia grow that the will of
the majority as expressed in whole
some laws can be wantonly disrc-
garded? In this vital matter lei us
not be puerile.
Grasp a nottle firmly and there will
be less sting. Let law be passed
making the possession without IL
cense of more than limited amount
Of strong drink an offense against the
commonwealth, ana then let us take
a lesson from the penal code of the fed
elnl government. to show offenders that
We are not trifhing. 4 fine OF 81 900 and
a year iu prison are meted out to the
poacher who Kills deer on n game
preserve. ana no criminul lightly tam
pcrs with the IT, :, mail. our state
should Inspire the same regard for her
dignity and proclaim anew that tho
voice Of the people Is the voice OF God.
JOS. T.. RICHARDS
Phrowan Utah,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
VIII be received by the undersigned
up to | D. N. July 18th, laOS, for the
cement walgs AZ the University OF Utah,
AZ University site, salt Lake city Tor
the University on Utah, and according
which are open tor inspection of the BID
dcrs al the Once 81 DALLAS Hedges,
architects. in the Deseret National Bank
building az lhe. corner OF Main ana
First south Sts,, in salt Lake city Utah,
aud all BIDS anu proposals ~ the above
lime VIII be .ope4ed publicly and read
tonal Bank In sald Guy
NJ pidA must 20 addressed TO Uni
ana marked m lha lower left llRud cor
urr "Bid on such bids can be dcllN-
cred 20 the Board OF Regents AZ the
said time and place
Bids must not contain conditions, quail
ihratiOns. proposals or any other things
illn those mentioned in the plans, spec b
Hud bidder murl use me form or bias
without change, which Will bc found AT
tie Once of the said archtocts, ana NO
A certified or cashirrH check on some
bank iu Salt Lake CITY ltnh. for AT
least per cent Of the amount
closed Each chccs D. 10 bc made pay
able 90 the undersigned, and VS. Ia Dee
forfeited To- cose the bid is accepted and
tract ana bond within three days after
ns acceptance. for tic faithful execution
oi ne contrast aud bond hereinafter
Tie proppsed contract aud huud ara
also ID the Office uf suiu architects, and
can There be examined
A bond must be furnished Tor one-half
of tho bid win good aud sufficient sure
lea an satisfactory and acceptable to
Tho undersigned reserves The right to
reject any and all hds.
UNIVERSITY or UTAH
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Such Agreement Reached by
Western Federation Of Miners
And United Mine Works..
SUPPORT DURING STRIKES
Question To be settled ~ Future Con-
fcrcnrc--No Notion on Charges
Against II. John.

Denver. Julv l1--Presdcnt charles
II. Meyer OF the Western Federation OF
Miners. which is holding It's annual
convention Ia this city. and President
4. II Lewis Of the United Mine Work
ers. together with memters 0f the eN-
ecutiyc boards of these organizations.
In conference this AFTERNOON reached an
understanding regarding complete
and uniform exchanFe Of working cards
and outlined plans for au afillat'pi 81
the two bodies
Both Nilf report back Ia their regn-
lar conventions and ask for Jurisdlc-
ton 20 work lin harmony.
The question OF support To each nthei
during strikes win be settled at fu-
turc conference after the two boards
have conferred with their respective
organizations.
The miners convention this afi"y-
noon defeated an amendment to tho
fedoraton's constitution when provid-
ed for change in the method of elect
ing officers, rhe present plan Is to
elect at the convention The amend
meut provided FOR nominations at the
convention aud election by the locals
through the referendum
An amendment taking away the pow
en- Of the executive hoard To submit
questions Ia the referendum between
conventions wiIs also defeated
The charges OF Robert Raidal of thu
Golddold union against Vincent st
John of Chicago, formerly of Goldhed,
New, chief of which is thar 81 John
Is IN the employ of q detective agency,
were read in executive session OF the
Western Federation of Miners conven-
ton this morning.
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To the Editor.

To the Editor.
rT-V HE control Of the liquor trallic
Is receiving consideration in ON
state and with a right feeInls
aroused, something viii doubt
less be done in the next legislative as
sembly Local option is the step that
VIII likely be taken.
~ present 1t may be conceded that u
man has a legal If not an ethieeal
right TO indulge in strong drink, as
long as he doesn't become a nuisance.
but all must admit that the majority
of the citizens OF "A community haze
The right to rid themselves OF the bane-
ful Influence of the saloon, This Us
truly the modern pandemonium
whore high on mis- throne OF royal
state Satan exalted sits" The murder
and riot cngcndered therein are shcit-
ticing the peace ana safety of our
smallest hamlrts. The gaming spirit
and the reckless attitude toward life rs
not confined To the adults who squander
within is walls AN that makes for
divinity In manhood but the curse is
infectious. II causes the immature
minds OF many boys To- look upon tn
bright lights as "a dream OF splendor
and their ideal becomes the suavc man
lascivious eye send shudder through
AL that Is noblest iu wumanhood
There are several settlements Ia our
state that have looked the problem
squurcly ln the face aud have decided
that they want no saloon. Among thes
are Kbnnb, Cedar city Pnrowan aud
Panguitch The legal method was em-
ployed ~ making the license su high
thai II was pruMhitiYe. The dimlcul
lies confronting these communities ami
others that dcsiro prohibition, / desire
to state briefly IN the hope that relief
may b, had from our lawmakers
In making the fight iu ParuWan, good
men offered the excuse for licensng
mat Just as much liquor would be- sold
anyway We had 10 admit that ii wa
next TO impossible tu convict the law
breakers who do thcu sncpkug busi.
ness with blind saloons However. a
A. finally established that the rundi-
ton ~ less dcploablp than when The
lWonse was taken by the youth as "a
Guasi public sanction OF the nefarious
traiflc ana blood money" stained the
city golfers.
Tue pruscut laws require proof of an
actual snle of ntoNicants Attempt
have heru made To mete out justice.
but the Offenders are generally liberated
ON torhnicalitirs. / l~te been AT our
freight depot and had pointed out To-
me 10y the public prosecutor drum
Of whisky consigned 10 merchants 10.
illegal sale. ! was told that 500 would
nf given the man VINO would putvhasu
some az II aud give ON the wltnos.
STAND ms evidence 40 convict the via.
ialor ~ statutes, l3ut the servant oi
we people was absolutely helpless t0
,nhhe honorable enforcement OF the
wF, lhere ~ something IN oui
mountain ethics that makes us spur
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-18
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

The undersigned Board of Educa,io.
Boxelder school District, Boxeider' u. Y
Utah, VIII receive sealed pronosois -
TO O'Clock p. m. July 30. le0S for N
erection of High School buiIdin W "
be erected in Brigham CITY. Titan Ri Y
and specifications and instructions y \
bidders may be found al tho ofaeo Y
the Board of Education, Brigham nc a., y
Utah, also ut the Offices OF Watkins
Birch, Architects. 525 DooIy Rulidsi, =
Salt Lake CITY. and 33J South Aca5a,s
Ave. Provo. Utah. ''enF
Proposals Will be received I'm sa,,.
gated form; for excavation. CONES.
and brick work; for carpenter work, y,
piasterlng; for painting for heating ~
paratus and plumbing; also for ~
building complete as specified evcss.
heating apparatus and PLUMBING 'P'
All proposals must be made nh, a..
forms prepared by the said architat.l
and TO be accompanied with n ceytjssi
check of 3 per cent Of tho amo,s5
thereof. as n guarantee that the scrA,,''
ed bidder will enter into contract ~
give an approved bond within ons us.,
after the said work is awarded
The board will meet at their of6c. :,
the above stated time and date andn M
licly opeu all bids. wy
The board reserves tho right To rai.,t
any and all bids or accept any rsr,
thereof FN'
BY order of the board
II. w. FlSHBURN, President.
f. W. DUNN. Clerk ''''
Dated at Brigham City, July & lss
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NOTICE TO coNrRAcron.

Sealed bids will be received Il.
lice Of the Board OF Educatlon me Of.
dan School District at SANDY M Jot
IN the ofdce OF LilionberR a ~ ant
architects, eS0-s3l Commerclsi Maoss,
buiidins. Salt Lake City. Tor ma Vlti
lowing work, viz we FOL
Building OF u boilerbouse ana 49,,
n 2 new boiler In the Draper pvatlins
Building OF a bofierhouse ma
steam heating In the West Jordan ssit,,ins
building. va" school
Building OF u bolierhouse ana
out boiler in the East Jordan m.o,tlhy
building. school
Finishing five rooms and halle
Sandy school building and puttirnl ts
radiators In same. ing 10
Separate bid will be received ro.
sonny. carpentry, including nIae, ma,
and painting and heating. Each hjd e,ttins
he accompanied by u certified cnalgp dst
. per cent of amount of bid msdeV OF
able to the Board of t.ducation ". pay.
der will be required to give hos, sed'
n sum equal TO one-half of cnn.u 70
price Bids will be opened on nm n'ar
the above work at IL O'clock noo,' Az q
49, 1903. at the board office Sandy ty.ul
Rights reserved to reject any or as
BOARD or EDUCATION
Joroan School Dlstrir
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-18

10 the Quaiincd voters of Salt LaNa-
cSrtsln large improvements in the W.
tcr system and the sewer system OF tnis
rity were begun In 1900. 70 cou,p.v,.
and extend these systems 10 meet vus
fast increasing population WIZ i'uui.o
n,ota money than can De sccureu tiolu
current revenue; hence, the NolS,rs ,c
called upon 10 authorise POM va az ds''o Wv
In thp sum of SSo0,uO.OOi SAloVVO.W %
Which shall be apphcu 10 The complt-
ton ana extension OF our water syst,vim,
and St25. 0Ob.O0 OF which Snhll ue HpPitv,,
TO the completion ana eNtehsiou W
me- particular uses for which this
money is needed are as follows
ID For building an aqueduct
on North Temple street
Smith West Streets, 10
care for the surplus wat
crs from City Creek.
thus projecting property
owners ON the west side
from damage to their
property ana protecting
he City from expensive
damage suits ,..,.........,..S cJ,"vV'W
a., For extension OF water
mains ON the west size, IN
the Second and rhlru ~, n.o -,
IS, ieor replacing the S-incn
aud l-nch watcrmains ny
the Fourth Ward. by mains
ndcqtiate to supply thar
rapidly growing section OF ,,,o an
the cry .,,.',.c .,.i ,o,
a. fot i .M'v nv he First Ward. 100000
60 FOR charging and increas-
ING the mains of the. gen
ernl water system OF the
city securing additonh
water rights and eniaTs-
ing aud extending the az, ,,., an
East Jordan canal .''...ti -Vo'"'V'VV
t6l Sewei-t'or completing anu
extending the sewer sys-
tenn including the inter
cepting sewer, pumpnnS
aud n
which will drain large
area IN the southern aiii
western parts of the city,
thus increasing the value
Of all property III those t95 Am, "a,
II appears clear to the city Couafi 81
MAJ Without the expenditures or me
above amounts. our citizens WIZ ne
denied the benefits 20 when tneS uav
rntitlpd from the large sums on uiolles
already expended in our water ana sew
rhe city Council assures the peopiie
TINT if this bond issue be ap tha ~ d
thcre viii be no need to raise me iaN
levy for the current year. nor VIII tnsts
he any necessity for increasing the p' ySo
v wnter de department have shown great
rains and will provide for the interest
and sinking fund for TINS depat t tiat NOR
,,anonf IMPROVEMENTS of the nature
above referred to, should be paid tor
from current revenues, us !. tiavo' rbS
issuance of bonds and the creation OF u
sinking fund for their ultimate redemp-
ton, distributes and equalzes TINS pu'
den over series of years,
The estimates for the above SHf, phi nTpSst5
gation of the present and future neeuS
Of our city by the engineering depart
ment. ,,i. r,,,,ciI nr
sail Lake CITY do hereby pledge them
selves to carrying out the above aes-
cribed improvements at the least pos
sible expense consistent with good re-
suits. and do hereby further further o plIedf9 n
the manner set forth in the foregoing
statement. -,,,,o,,> ,,,
W. MONT FERRY.
T. r. BLACK,
l.. j. WOOD
A. j. DAVIS.
l.. -. MARTIN.
E G. O'DONNELL.
GEORGE II. RAYBOULD,
J. J. STEWART,
MARK REEDAlL.
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THE REMEDY THAT DOES.

OR. Kings New Discovery is the
remedy that does the healing others
promise but fail to perform. says Mrs.
Il. Il. Pierson, OF Auburn Centre, Pa,
1t Is curing me OF throat and lung
trouble OF long standing that other
treatments relieved only temporarily.
New Discovery Is doing me so much
good that feel confident its continued
use FOR a reasonable length OF time VIII
restore me to perfect health" This re-
nowned cough and cold remedy and
throat and lung healer is sold at n c.
NJ. 1. drug store soc and $500 Trial
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-18
GENEALOCY.


Book OF Mormon, II Ncphi, XXI, las
For the gate by which ye should en-
ter Is repentance. ana paptlsm ny
water and then coineth q remission
Of your sins by hre' ana ny tne fipiS
Ghost
And then are We IN TINS straight anu
narrow path which leads TO eternal
life; yea. We have entered IN by the
gate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-18
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

BLACK JACK CoNsoLIDArEn 49,.
Ing co. Principal place OF hi,s;MaiN'
Provo Utah.-Notice is herehy NESS
that at a meeting OF the boarJ ssNsa
reetors OF the Black Jack Consolida,..i
OF July. 1900, AN assessment No Va,
cents per share, was lovipd on- 81
outstanding capital stock OF the q.
poration. payable Immediately to u 0'
Provo City, Utah. Any stock upon ' Ss,ls.
this assessment may remain iInn,,dnN i
Saturday. August 18th 1908. will baa p
linquent, and advertised Tor sale at ,r y
fore, will be sold on Fglday. Se 1'au 1,t o
ith. 1906 at the hour of 9 o'clocI v1uosi
of the said day, to pay the deIinipn,,hl
assessment together with the cost !.
advertising and expense OF sale
r. e. ALLEN, Serrei..,
Office room :, Knight Block, Provo a.,
Utah. N.'t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-18

And in accordance with law aud 2. u 4,
der OF the BOARD Of Directors naa', \,
tie 18th day OF May. 1908, so ~ .p
shares Of each paree,, 81 suG hh s'U naS,
auction al the office OF the SecrelaIy. Y
said company, ut Room NO. hS Guy n.ysn n
Comfy Rnildine. known as me Cp },,,l
Treastlrers Offce Salt Lake CITY ~ W..
on Tuesday, the slst day q .iulyi n p%,r
assessment thereon. together Win ',
costs OF advertising and expense
~ ]. A. GRoEsREcK. .seeT,e.taIIS,r
ana County BuildirF, Salt Lake Wv
,'lrst publication July ? iaos
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PROBATE AND GUARDIAEsh''
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or respective 81
ers Tor further information

iN TuE DISTRICT COURT. frssI
hate Division, In and for san matt,
Of the estate OF James SHARP. Decfsa,s,r
Malice. --fhp petition for appro.all, III
settlement of the annual agcounl sbari
executors Of the estate of James aS'tc
deceased has been set for hearing
snturday. the lsi day Of August Ami
1893 az 10 O'Clock a, m, az the sai
Court House. IN the Court Room !" al
Court. in salt Lake CITY SAT-
witness the Clerk OF said conr, "a,
the seal thereof affixed THIS lf'h y
% July. A. -. 1905 r,s,k
(Seal1 j. Z ELDREDGE' JHa -,srk
Ry W n Farnsworth. Deputy "a
Young 4 Moyie, Attorneys FOR ~
TONER.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

VICTOR CoNsoLIDATED MINING
co. Principal place of business sd.
Lake City, Utah, Notice-There are d.
linauent upon the following describe,
stock, on account of assessment NJ
.. of Il cent per share, levied on In
18th day of May. 1908, the sever
amounts set opposite the names Of tn
respective shareholders as follow:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-18

All communications for this depart /
lntnt should be addressed to the presl
dent OF the Daughters of the pioneers
Mrs. Susa Young Gates, eI2 north First
West street, salt Lake Guy, Cthh'
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LAGOON ROAD.

Sundays at s:s0 p. m.
Sundays and holidays specials for
Lagoon at 8 and 5 D. m.
SIMON BAMBERGBR,
President and Gen. MET.
WHY USE YOUR
Letterheads for scratch paper whom
we can sell you scratch paper so cheap
THE DESERET NEWS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-14
Church Notices,

First Church of Christ. Scientist Ser
vice at 1o.45; subject of lesson-sernron.
Morta!S ana lmmOrtals: testimonial
meeting 1T 80 P. NJ. Wednesday.
Uriversalist church: Preaching service
SUNDAY morning at 1880 with sermon by
Rev Helvey r. Ioyt of Hiram state
Superintendent of Universalist cnNlrches
Sur lay scncol at 11,45; Y. P. c. L. meet
ing ut Z F. N
Free Baptist church. Rev Wilson W.
HAYDEN, pastor: Preaching by the pas
tor at 1890 A. NJ, subject 'Meetine
Jesus. Sunday school at 11.45: Y. P. S
z. =. at f. M. evening meeting with
the union Of churches at the First Zap.
tist church.
Highland Avenue NJ y. church. Rev. j.
r. Clifford. pastor Morning worship
with sermon by pastor. 1880 A. NJ: sun
day school, j. NJ; prayer meeting. 6 P
NJ. union service at Baptist church, 80
p. VI.
First Baptist church. Rev j.. II. Clarke,
pastor: Public worship at 1880 A. NJ.
with sermon by the pastor. Text: For
Mer to Live Is Christ and tn Die Is
Gain" Sunday school at l. NJ: Junior
CHI istian Fndeavor at ).
Congregational church. Rev l.angdon
Qumb%, pastor: Services Sunday as us
ual. except in the evening when this So
ciety will unite in the meeting of the I'M
ion Of churches at the First Barts
church.