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DAMAGING LETTERS
FOUND IN HIS TRUNK
Lock Of Hair Clutched in
Victims Hand Cores
ponds With Prisoners
tBy Associated Pressl

la Porte. lnd., May ~ The Guln-
ness farm failed to reveal new mys-
terles yestefday, but excellent pro-
ress was made in solving the puzzles
already involved in tho homestead
Shlch has Witnessed the tragic deaths
)i at least "A persons. A series of
heavy showers made e2caYating inn
possible but between the dCwnp0ur
sheriff Smutzer and Louis Schultz
worked on the apparatus with which
Schultz IS 40 suico tae ashes and cin-
lers IN the cellar of the ruined house.
The grand jury was to have met
yesterday to consider Lampheres case
but this procedure has been postponed
TO- week Experts who were cali
ed into the onair Dos sheriff Smutzer
advised this urse, although Ralph n.
smith prosecuting attorney for this
lladiclay district. had announced only
few hours before rhe decision was
maie that he was ready to go into
court with the evidence at hand. Since
chen the case mas been strengthened
by the discovery OF l.amphbre's trunk,
ntaining several letters which are
aid to establish his participation IN
he murder OF 4elselaln, ana by infor-
mation extracted from a nlinber Of
persons who were intimate enough
With the prisoner to learn from him
much concerning his relations with
Mrs. Guinness.
That Andrew Helgelein did not give
Ais life without a struggle is evidenc-
ed by the fact that in one OF his
clinched hands vas q brown tuft OF
short hair which is said TO bo closely
In correspondence with the hair COW
Is being held IN iall here.
from Albert Peterson. Isle. Mimi. a
cousin OF Mrs. Guinness second hus
band. Peterson states thar Guinness
advanced q large amount of money to
United Workmen for $4,000 lie be.
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Drying preparations siiafly darel-
spdfy eN,anh: they diy uptho sH'fQilunsf
which adhere TO fha neinlfan7 and deruni-
Dose. ciuslng far mote ofi0us itutsle
hun the oIdinary FORM ul eaUrrb, AVOID
an drying luhilanis innics, smokes and
suuni aud use that vhioh cleansea. sooihcs
and heils Elys Croam B8lm willmaster
utirfh or cold in tho head easily and
plrasGldv AN lrugeisis sell ,ho 30 cent
azo. Ny Brothers, 5G Warren Street,
New York
The Balm is nsod without pain. does not
hriiatfor sR-s spsuzing q ttprcals ltaelf
ovor an iraia.od und angry sutiuce, flioy-
ing Immediately The paiutl Inflammation.
Ely's Crean isahn contains n0.Socaine,
mercury moi other harmful drugs
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Ccon'Iaaod 0n P'ee q
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to amy individual upon the loor q spe-
eitie right ii would be the duty Of that
"e'ib'r fo disclose lhe fact und nO
vote upon the question That if in
consideration of the bill amy benefit
may enme personally or privately to-
nrv irfiyidrai reeHfhor ~ ihe lfr'gla
ture. the constitution provides that
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Believe Mrs. Guinness Is in pIttsburr

pittsburg, May l2 Iittsbus police
and dectiyes are looking for Mrs
Belle Guinness. A railroad conductor
IS theirauthrity for believing that
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smith ,of Grant,. smith tof wash
ta). snelson. stasncr. stephens.
stone, Tillotson, Ut,erback Wauous
Williams tof PushmatahN.
Total As.
Absent Armstrong (of Choctaw),
Ashby Broome, Bryan, Chappell,
Chastam, Deyerlc. Durham. Evans,
1zzard London, Moarc. Orcutt. smith
(of CUSTER. Stivcrs, 1'andy. Wilson
Total l6
Sir Whitohurt moved tc strike out
Section J. Mr. Ellis moved to table
the motion To strike and roll call be
ng demanded resulted as follows.
Ayes Abbott Allen. Anthony.
Armstrong (of KiowO, Banks Bow
ire Boyle. Briggs. Grown
butler. Carson Castoel, Cope.
Crouch. Oay Durant Dust
Ellis, Faulkner Fisher FRASER
Harris. Harrison (of McCuriamD. lIart
Hawkins. Hendrickson Huhdy, l0l
land Huddleston, aFTndedn. Japb. Jar
rett, jesse Johnson l0ne& Nne. lind
scy Lockwood, Maus. Muir
ioch. McCalla, MeCanlss
McElhaneg Muriey NorypU.
O'Neal Pehdergraft, Reeve. Rauin
Rider Ross. sken. Smith (or Grant,,
snelson, Stephens, Stettmund. stone.
Tabor, rillotson, ttterback. Vande.
veer Workman, Whitson. Williams
tof Comanche), Williams COT Pushma-
iaha), and Mr. Speaker
Total &C.
Nays Ballard. Beck. Branson.
Baldwin, Earl, Farley. Harrison (of
Hughes), Martin. McAdon Paschal
Porter Rainey, Riddle, Sands, Shear
er, Smith (of Dewey), Smith (of
Washita) stagner, Turner, Vandeven
ter Watrous Whitehurst
Total, o.
Absent. Armstrong (of Choctaw),
Ashby. Broom. Bryan, Chappell Chas-
tain, Durham, Evans. Ezzard London
5ip0re, Orcutt Sherman Smith (0f
CUSTER Smith tol Delaware, stlycrs.
randy Wilson
Total, 81
Mr. Murray made the point Of or
Ter that since ihe state constitution
provided in Section "a, Bum, "A mem-
Der OF the legislature who has per-
1onai or private interest IN any meas
re OF bin, prpposed 0r pending before
the legislative. shall disclose the fact
20 the Ho;@e o { which he Is a mem
Der and shall not vote thereon. and
since certain members OF the House
Tore school land lecssees and claim
ed equity in the same that under tac
provisions they We're therefore dis
lualiheh After discussion mr.
Speaker, pro tom. McCalla made the
following ruling
RULING BY CHAIR. MIR. McCAf.LA
PRESIDING
Under the constitution, tho chair
mas no right TO say which momber ON
he 0oor shall not casl his vote The
constitution provides that member
where he has q personal or private
interest in a measure pending shall
disclose said interest and shah not
vote upon The question or any amend-
mout thereto. That leavos il clearly to
The conscience of each aud every ndi
ddual member of this House.
IN the opinion of he chair, gentle.
me9. that II the bill proposed conveys
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Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
does not consiipato but on the other
baud its laxative principles gently
move the bowels children like ii
Sold BY c, r. Renlro.
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Miss Laura Exiine OF Hancock. Nd, savs-'I
have used kuusena Caiarrh Care lor Nasal
Naiarrh and wish 20 state Il Is The only medicins
that ever dis me any fo1d"
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d, W. Barnes Pssiover, nd. says-"I have
used hunstns Calauh Cure for Catarrhal Deaf
ness aud lnd p has done me more food than any
medicine ever tried before"
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Mra Jack Lynn, clluionviilc, Wis tays--I have
used hunaen's Caiafrh Cure Tor Nasal Cstarrb
and must say n save me much reiioi.
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Total 23
Nayes- Abbott. Alien. Anthony.
Armstrong, tof <iowal. Banks. Boyle
Briggs. Branson, Butter. Carson, Gas
teel. Crouch Day Durst Esrls Ear
ley Ellis, Faulkner Fisher FraaT.
Harris. Harrison TOT McCnrtain). Hart
Hawkins, Ilendricksnn, Hobby llol
land. Huddieston, Hudson Jesse. john
SON, jones' Lockwood Manus, Muir
doch McCalla. McAdoo, McCants Nc.
EIhaney. Muley, ONenl. Oreutt, Por
ter, Putnam, Reeves Ratun. Sands
Shearer, sherman, Skeeu, Smith (of
Dewey Smith toi Delaware), Smith
(of Grant,. Smith tot Washi,al, Smell
son, Smgner stephens Stettmund,
stone swongle Tabor. Tillotson. ut-
ierOack, Wurtman. Wauous, Williams
lof Cumanohe} and Williams (ot
Pushmaiahal.
1otal-6s lNfisi55
Absent Armstrong (of Choctawl,
Ashby Broom, Bryan, Chappell, chas
aIn, Deyerle Durham. Evans. Ezzard,
Jarrett London, Moore, Nofvelb Pen
dergraft smith (oi CustoD, stiyera
randy and Wilson.
Total. 49,
The iirst section of House Bill no
asa being under consideration SIR.
Murray oaered a substitute for Sec
ion 4 Roll call resulted as follows.
Ayes; Anthony. Armstrong COZ
Niowa). Baldwin. Raliara Beek.
nrggs- Brown Butler, Carson, Cas-
leel Cope, Durmt Faulkner Harrison
lof Huehasl. Hart llendricllson Hob.
lg iludsop. ]app. barrett Johnson
King Lindsey Martin, Murdoch Nc
calia pascaaL pendeBrafb Halney
reeve Riddle Ridor. Ross. Skeen,
stelmund sweneel Tabor Turner
/ Nandeyeer Nandevcnipr Workman
/ MhithWst Whitman. Williams (oi Co
manehel Mr. speaker
Total 49,
I Nays: Abbott Allen, Banks, Bow
dre BOYLE Ranson. Crouch Day
burst. Earl, BARLEY, Ellis Fisher
I Fraser Harris, Harrison tof McCur'
tainl Hawkins. Holland. llpddieston,
iefse, jones' L0ciwo Manu- NC
Adoo, McCants. McElhaney Murley.
Nog,en O'Neal. Porter. poinam, fu.
La Sands, Shearer, sherman, smiit
loi Dewey. smith gol Deiawarel
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-29
UNIQUE 0RRINE DISPLAY.
Inc Smith Drug Co. Have An 1rn,,r.
display in Their Window Tbis w..

stanas me 9isPlay is. featuring Orrine. the
s.anuard hquor habit cure. wbicb th,o
~StoIe ~ mas handled for a number of yaare
with much success, "a years
Four beautiful panels, Handsomely =
i:f stfated: depict scenes of every da,.
ae, aoIclnly brought to the attention NJ
passers9y' who are interested in some
que audlcted to the curse of drink.
one picture shows the. workman hn.
tbS uischarGcd by his employer with
Cd ode y ,sS'alement T Drinking men not want.
men on their pay rolls whose bra;ns G1 "oep ,yp
not Steady and whose heads are NOT
'ieat' Drlnklng men are not reliable.
, Another scene shows the druggist on.
oors1ng orrine and advising the Custom.
81 tnat drnnkenness is a disease and
that Orrine will cure it. Orrinc bae Tho
nearly endorsement of druggists sell;no
~ as they know it is doing much good
III every vicinity. S0'U
The next two scenes show tbe mo,
VINO mas previously been discharged for
of of uHnhenness Hnr now reclaimed by the. use
~ Otrlhe gwen to him secretly by bis
c, Wllc, who standing by his side savs.
- | m the happiest woman in The yoIld
Urine cured my husband.'' Next. the
man man IS SHOWN ut his work drawing full
pay ana ~ the picture of health.
This display is remarkable exhibit
and The Smith Drug Co. states that
much interest is being taken in it. and
that tney are glad to talk to any one
interested in Orrine, of which they have
soId large quantity and know of cx
cellent results from its use in this city,
Orrine costs but Sl.00 a box and a
complete cure costs less than the aver.
age drinking man will spend for liouor
for himself and friends in n day. 1t
can be given secretly il desired and il
a cure IS not effected, the money is pos
itively refunded.
BE sure and see the display and get
free booklet
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET.
ING,

Notice Is hereby given that special
meeting OF the stockholders Of the Eagle
Mining company. corporation OF Utah,
has been called and VIII be held at the
office Of Bradley. ,Pischel 6 Hardness, @
direct, Salt Lake City, Utah. on Satur-
day the 9th day Of December. 1905 at .
o'clock p, m, for the purpose OF voting
upon and either rejecting or ratlfylng the
action Of the board OF directors OF The
company taken and had at meeting Of
said board held October 81. 1908 in re-
ducing the remaining unpaid portion of
the purchase price to be paid for the prop
erty Of this company Dy Alexander Ham
ilton Sibley under the agreement OF sale
with said Sibley Of November %, 1904
10 S2l. 800. payable $4,000 on or before
November SO. 1908. and s11. 500 on or 'b be- :
fore May 80, 1909. and said Sihley TO sur
render end cancel the mortgage of this
company 10 himself in addition to paying
said sums OF money. and IN authorizing
the president and secretary Of this COM
pany TO execute and deliver to said S!Dlry
the agreement OF this company reducing
said purchase price as aforesaid and mals~
Ing same payable aforesaid.
BY order OF the board of directors
WILLIAM PISCfIEC,
Secretary
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LOWER MAMMOTH MINING CO,

Principal place OF business, room ZIG
Dooly block. Salt Lake City, Utah Mo-
tico is hereby given that at meeting Of
the directors held on the 1ith day of No
vember. 1908, an assessment OF S cents
per share, being assessment No. IS was
levied on the capital stock of the corpora
ton. payable Immediately TO A Reeves,
secretary OF the company, at his office.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Friday. December
Is. 1908. will be delinquent and advertised
for sale at public auction: and. unless
payment is made before will be sold on
the Sth day OF January. 1903. at 2 O'Clock
p OF said day, TO pay the Delinquent,
assessment. together with the cost OF ad-
vertislng and expense of sale.
A. REEVES, Secretary,
5l6 Dooly block. Salt Lake City. Utah
First publication Nov. l6. 1908. h2li7
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

To The Stockholders of the Phoebe Nevada
Consolidated Mining Company. z Cor
porat!on OF Utah;
You are hereby notified that the board
OF directors of said corporation, at q meet
ing held November %, 1908 at s
O'Clock p. m. OF that dag, authorized the
president and secretary of the corpora
ton TO execute in the name and as the
act and deed of the corporation and de-
liver 10 f r. Cook written contract
for the sale of all the mining prop nrty
of the corporation to said Cook for $50.
600. payable, al the option OF said Cook.
as follows; $4,000 on or before Decem-
ber /, 1909, and $4,000 on or before July
l. 1910, TO the credit Of the corporation
al the Mccormick & Co. bank. Salt Lake
City. Utah, and authorized said president
and secretary 10 make in the name and
under the seal Of the corporation and
place in escrow at Suid bank the deed OF
conveyance Of said property and written
Instructions 10 said bank 10 deliver said
deed 10 said Cook or his assigns upon
the payment of the purchase price sum in
the instalmcuts aforesaid. and lease said
property 10 said Cook and hls assigns dur
Ing the continuance of his said option. in
consideration of the agreements OF said
Cook. contained In said lease and con-
tract. 10 perform certain assessment work.
and pay certain taxes due from said COM
oping said property. The contract and
lease aforesaid is subject TO the inspec-
ton of any stockbolder at the office of
the company in Salt Lake city, Utah. or
tho undersigned officers VIII communicate
more particularly the contents thereof To
any stakeholder inquirng.
You are further notified that a special
meeting Of the stockholders was by said
board OF directors calleu 70 be held and
same VIII be held at the comparys Of
flee. room AIS. Herald building. Salt Lake
City, Utah, on Saturday, December l2.
1908. a / o'clock n. m. Of that day, for
the purpose OF voting upon the ratilca-
tion. continuance and adoption OF tho res
olutions. acts and proceedings Of said
board taken at It's said meeting. and tho
acts of said officers in executing said
agreement, lease and deed OF conveyance
and placing said decd in escrow subject
to delivery as aforesaid. You are re-
quested 10 be present at said Hiockhold~
ere meeting or TO nominate Il proxy TO
represent you at said meeting
BY order of the board of directors.
i, L, GARDNER.
President,
w. a. WIGHT, Secretary.
Dated Nov. 2&. Io0S h325S
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|IINAUSE IN COURT
|N Foote'S DECISION
,,ssian RevoIutiOnist Need Not
'Cire Names of Comrades in
Plot Against Gar.

cuycAGO, Nov. 2s.-United States
..1nissioner Foote had difficulty in
r,r.;uinp an outburst Of applause to.
I wben he declared that Christian
t,or;cz. the Russian rcvolutionist,
j rot divulgc the names of his COM
s.. ~ who had plotted with him
r; r.;,si the czar in Russia.
D"Sowicz. ui, defendant in eXtradition
al.soIinqs. wherein the Russian gov
Sent Claims that the exile is n mur-
.r and the latter insists that he
p'' merely a member Of a political
sr,;ttee which ordered the execution
,hree spies, had told an unreserved
~ nj his own connection with the
E.I,tion and that of his comrades,
rsomt giving their names.
'ittorpey Rigby. for, tho Russian
lament. insisted that these names
Gven or all Rudowicz's testimony
'tncken from the record. Clarence
,,nw counsel for the defense.
Family declared that the evidence
Espded had no bearing on the case,
4 added;
siSnssia has her own police, her own
..j,rmes and her own torture cham
q Let her find these tbinos out for
r.N II is not for this court to lend
id 10 the Russian secret service. -
IN courts ruling was Of vital i'm
.t,rec to the defendant, and, in
h Of all the bailiifs COULD do, the
rrroom rang with applause.
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APPROVES
SELECTION OF LANDS
Special 20 The Tribune.

SPecial 20 Ihe Tribune,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-Thc Sec
retary of the Interior announced today
that 1888 acres of public lands in
Esmeralda county, New. Carson City
land district, had been withdrawn for
an addition to the lnyo forest reserve
The secretary has also approved Sc.
lect,ons by Utah under grant for the
reform school, 1868 acres in the Salt
Lake City district and so acres in Yer
nal district; also 23S acres selected by
the state, in Salt Lake district, for
the Miners hospital.
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BISCUIT MINING COMPANY,
Notice Of Annual Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the annuo,
meeting of the stockholders OF the BiscuIt
Mining company will be held at the OF
so Atlas block. Salt Lake City. Utah. on
tho first Tuesday after the second Mon
day in December. 1908. to wilt, Deccmbar
10. l9oS at the hour OF 10 a. m. for the
purpose of electlng board OF FIVE dIrec
tors of said company to serve for tho
next ensuing year, and for the transac-
tioD OF such other business as may law
fully come before IL
JOSEPH S. HYDE. Secretary.
Salt Lake City. Utah. Nov. IL, 1903
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Another Football Victim,

BOSTON, Nov. 2S-While playing
football on Thanksgiving day. Sergeant
Bird Dowdie of the Eighty-third COM
pany, coast artillery, stationed at Fort
Revere. Hull, became paralyzed from
his neck down. He attempted TO make
a tackle and struck his throat against
the knee of an opposing player. 1t is
thought that his spinal column has been
dislocated and that he will not recnNer-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-29
Inward and Outward

The inward effects OF humors are
worse than the outward. They weaker
all the organs. inhame the mucous mem
braue. cause catarrhal troubles, and en-
danger the whole system.
Hoods Sarsaparilla eradicates all hu
mors and cures all their effects.
It's the great Alternative and tonic
medicine whose merit has been every
where established.
Accept no substitute.
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Sas, Saek, brought on by excesscs. unnatural
Grams or tie follies OF youth thar h.s
cured cured SO many worn and nervous
men iit. right In their own homes
WITHOUT any additional help or medicine
That r, l think every man Who wishes TO
regain his manly power and vlrIIItv
quickly and quietly. should have n cnny'
60 nave determined TO send a copy
OF the prescription. rree OF charge I'm
pain, ordinary sealed envelope to any
man who viii write me for IL. '
This prescription comes from n nbvs,-
can VINO has made special study II
men. and am convinced 1t is the suTee,
acting combination for the cure OF Gca-
cient manhood and vigor-failure ever nut
together. pu'
! think owe It TO my feliow-rncn to
send them copy In confidence, so thar
any man, anywhere. who is weak ami
discouraged with repeated failures NAV
stop drugging himself with harmful pate1t
medicines. secure what, ! believe. is the
quick 81 q ACTING. restorative, upbulidimg,
SPOT-ToUCHING remedy ever devised
and, so. cure himself at home quietly and
quickly. Just drop me a line like this:
Mr., A. f. Robinson: 1897 Luck Bldg.
Detroit MlcE.., and Will send YOU copy
OF this splendid receipt in a plain, orflI.
Hary sealed envelope. free OF charge.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Houston u Investment Co. 10
samuel l.uilder. part lot s. block
IL, plat Il ........-............
Sarah Jane Smith and husband to
George T.. Rubins. all OF lot I,
part lot g, block 2, Liberty Park
Francis S. Cain to Il. English. part
section 26. township l south.
range l east NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
T. Il. Grigg and wife 10 Z Eng
llsh. part section 26. township 1
south. range ! east. 2C
Z. English to r. a. Rauch. part
section 20, township l south. .,
range east ,..,..........,...... i.2C
Ellen Olsen to Janet Olsen, lot 1,
block Of. plat c C,.,.,.............
Clarence Openshaw to Jonathan 2.
Openshaw. part lot /. block 81,
pat { OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, liz
Clarence Opcnshaw to Jonathan f.
Openshaw. part lot G. block II,
plat c .,...,....-....,......, 1,0C
Western Pacific Furniture Co to
Frank Subic. lot 22. etc. West
crn Pacific addition ....,.,,...s. O.
Arthur Meads. Jr.. and wife. to
Arthur Meads. Sr,. lots 10 and 90,
block 1. Shows subdivision. &c
b. Il. Taylor ct al to Knight Inv.
Co. Jimmy Read ct al. Big Cot
tonwood Observation-Disclosures, ..... SOC
Leo Erdmann and wife to Fred T.
Parramorc, lots Is and 16, block
3, Lincoln park .......,....... So
c. Mattson. to ]. H. Mays lot 81,
block ., Arlington Heights. ....,.. 6S
W. s. G. Tropp and wife to An
drew Humphries, part lot 2. block
90. plat F., .........'....,, 4,5C
E. 3. Wicks to S. A. Larson and '''
wife. lot II. block 90. 1O-acre
pat n ,..,,........-.-..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-29
Marria1e Licenses

Albert Poulscn OF Salt Lake City and
Josephine Vickers Of Garfield.
Robert Robertson and Pearl Wheat OF
Murray.
Antonio Jachetta and Tommasina Nal
lareto OF Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-29
Deaths.

John NJ. Larsen. 253 Seventh East:
general debility. aged Sc.
;, David j. Hogan, 81 Floral avenue;
diabetes mcllltus: aged 80.
John a. Hedman, Jr.. 327 Earl court;
malnutritIon, aged IS days.
. Margaret Ward. 12S West Second
south: apopleXy: aged CO.
William ), Spencer, FL Paso, Tex, f,
pneumonia; aged 43.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-29

SALT LAKE G OGDEN RY.
sr trains daily Express service on
'usins. Hurry-up delivery system.
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NOTICE.

|nwd Nelson, driver No. 9, is no
-,.r employed by the Chicago Clean.
4 rompany. and has no authority to
"a. clothing or money for said com.
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WEAK MEN
RECEIPT FREE
send Name and Address Today-You
Can Have 1t Free and Be Strong
and Vigorous.

I have in my possession q prescriptIon
ior nervous debility. lack of visor. weak
ened manhood, failing memory md lama
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BA - REs
VARICOCELE

Cured by absorption; no pain. Tho en-
larged veins are due to mumps. bicycle
or horseback riding disease, etc In time
II weakens Il man mentally as well as phy.
slcally. We Will euro you for life or
make no charge.
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TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 49, 1908
Salt Lake Statistics
Births

South. girl.
John e. Halvorsen. 22l velura avenue.
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Building Permits,

Emily +. Weller. one-story brick
dwelling. I27 Major avenue. ,...S $500
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