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I.'igit en Ball Mountain.

Oa a lon fly night Alex. Ben ton, of Fort Edward, N. r., climbed Bald Mountain to the home of neighbor, tortured by Asthma, bent on curing him with Dr. Kings New Discovery, that had cured himself of asth- ma. This wonderful medicine soon relieved and quickly cured his neighbor. Later it cured hls sons wife of severe lung trou- ble. Millions believe it's the greatest Throat and Lung cure on earth. Coughs, Colds, Group, Hemorrhages and Sore Lungs are surely cured by it. Best tor Hay Fever, Grip and Whooplng Cough. 5Oc and $1.09. Trlal bottle free. Guaranteed by all druggists.
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,HIo CITY HAS FIVE MAYORS.
representative Anderson Refuses :" Give Up Job When He Goes to
 Washinaton-Tanale Follows.

Washington.-The troubles of Eos oria. O., in trying to hold a mayor on iis job have perco,ated to Washins- on, where Carl Carey Anderson, the .ealIy elected mayor of that city, IS serving his first term as representa- i've of the Thirteenth district
 It is reported that Anderson, al though he is serving in congress, has lot relinquished the nayoralty Of Fos- oria nor tie $1.000 sa .ary which goes with the place. And in the meantime Fostoria has been blessed with four other mayors.
 It seems that on his departure for Washington Mayor An ierson appointed one of the justices of the peace to serve as mayor dur- pg his absence. There was 6 protest over the appointment, and he accord lngly wired the name of another man rom Washington. This man served as mayor only a few days, and then the city council took hand and in- stalled it's president as the acting mayor Discomfort arose over this ap- oo;ntment, and the council removed it's president and appointed still an- other to the place. At the last ac- counts the new man is still on tue job.
 The Fostorians, however, are begin ning to rail at Anderson for drawing the regular salary of mayor. It IS re- ported that that individual, however, continues to drag it in, and he has an aounced that it is his purpose to apply 1t all to the upbuilding of the city Of Fostoria, probably in the purchase of books for the city library.
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Reptiles Without Eyes Found.

Denver, Col.-Creatures resembling frogs but unlike them In that they are wbite and have no eyes, were dis covered in sandstone bluff three miles west of this city by truck gar dener While digging in the bluff he uncovered number of cells. inside of which were soft, nlush-appearing balls proved to be living reptiles, presulnab- y of another age.
 Local reoIogists are Of the opinion bat mud beds existed ages ago where low stand the sandstone blttffc, nd that 6 chemical process gradually
 ba, eipg the mud to stone imprisoned the reptiles just discovered.
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HoPpI1Y HOP.

Are you just barely getting around by the aid of crutches or a cane? Unless you have lost a limb or have "a deformity = if your trouble is rheumatism, lum- bago, sprain, stiff joints, or any thing of like nature use Ballard S Snow Liniment and in no time you can throw away your crutch- es and be as well as anyone. Price 25c, 50c and -S1.0O. Sold by Conyerse's Drug Store.
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TESTED BY OVER 6O,OO0
 ARK. BABIES.
Report On Important Test. Shows Wonderful Re. cord. Offer of $l,0OO,OO for
 Improve.
 ment.

September 1st, ended the 3 months test of Brooks Baby Bowel balm, under the pro- position in the much advertised article, "25, ,0C0 ARKANSAS BABIES WANTED" "
 The extent to which 1t has been taken advantage of, is full ly demonstrated by the fact that, from the best estimates obtainable, instead of 25, fully G0,000 Ark. Babies having given this Germicide a test un- der this proposition.
 The result of this test the fol- lowing statement verifies:
 We The Vim. Brooks Medi- cine Co.,, proprietors of Brooks Baby Bowel Balm hereby state that we have manufactured and sold this remedy with great success for over 10 years, always guaranteeing every bottle to give satisfaction or money re- funded without question as provided by our Refund Draft enclosed in every package. We have given much time and thought to perfecting the for mula of this remedy, by care fully watching the results of it's use and making valuable ad- dition where indicated, the last addition being made about Z years ago, after which to all ap- pearances perfection had been reached.
 The past summer we decided to make a special test of its merit on 25,000 Ark. Babies, thereby, if possible, arriving at a per cent of cures or failures On which to base our calculations. It will be remembered that in this proposition we only made claim of 90 per cent of cures for Baby Balm, although we fully
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Dollar Page from Life.

Princess Anne, Md.-A dollar oil that is a page gut of the past life oi an unknown pet of fortune is pos sessed by Beverly T. Hitch, the mil man and rural mail carrier in the up per part of Somerset county. Hitcf doesn't know from whom he got the bill and never discovered that he had a dollar with a history until few days ago, when making change with 2 customer who had come to his mil he noticed that on the back of one ot the notes which he was about to pass to his customer there was typewrit ten statement reading:
 1fo whom 1t may cnncern: This is the last of fortune of &200.099 Jeff me by my uncle Though young. have been going some while | lasted. Signed, Y. A. H."
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aar.nsss Goes to poorhouse.

Pittsburg. g.-Baroness l.. F. Lager felt. who in her youth was universally admired as the lovely NIollie Doty" of SteubenviIle, O., and whose father. Calvin B. Doty, was one Of the weaIthiest men cf this section, has been admitted to the poorhouse at Altenheim, w. Va, at her own re- quest
 She married Baron l.. Frederick La gerfelt, scion of fine old noble Swedish family. vice consul of Swe- len here, December 12. 1884. Five years afterward Baron Lagerfe,t dis, appeared, and three years later his ,roken-hearted wife divorced him. She ,pent her last penny three weeks ago.
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So wIth 4 asss.

The demand for that wonder full Stomach, Liver and Kidney cure -Dr. Kings New Life Pills-is astounding. All drug gists say they never saw the like. It's because they never fail to cure Sour Stomach, Con stipation, Indigestion, Bilious ness, Jaundice, Sick Headache, Chills and Malaria. Only 25c.
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MONROE NEWS.

Miss Nellie Perry spent Sat urday and Sunday in Clarendon. w. T. Riner, of Brinkley, was a business visitor in our city Friday.
 Mrs. Annie Warf, who has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Smith for the past two weeks returned to her home at Minturn Ark, last Saturday.
 Miss Alleene DeShazo was in Brinkley shopping Saturday.
 Mrs. Larkins, of Turner is in our city the guest of her uncle MT. Benson.
 Little Wyman Turner of Mar veil spent Saturday with his grandfather, c. w. Turner.
 MT. and Mrs. Peeler of It. Worth, Texas arrived Sunday, and are visiting relatives and friends in our city.
 Bruce Franks left Sunday for his home in Holly Grove.
 The friends of Mrs. Sallle Carter will regret to learn she is still confined to her bed.
 A. M. King was business visitor to Clarendon this week.
 Jim Rinor. Of Stinevill. was here from Saturday until Mon day on business.
 C. w. Turner spent Sunday III Marvell the guest of his daughter Mrs. Kate Turner.
 Mrs. Ed Wallace was very Ill the later part of last week.
 Horace V. Cannon the young and efficient depot agent. former ly of Postelle has accepted the position here as agent.
 Rev. Lowery a Baptist minister preached two very interesting sermons here Monday and Tues day nights.
 Quite a number of the society young people of this place spend much of their time these after moons playing tennis,
 U. K. B."
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A Furry Up Call.

Ql ick MT. Drugs ist- Quick box of Bucklen's Arnica Salve Here's quarter for the love of Moses, hurry. Baby's burned himself, terribly Johnie cut his foot with the axe Mamie's S scalded Pa can't walk from piles Billie has boils and my corrs ache. She got t and soon cured all the family. It's the greatest healer on earth. Sold by all druggists.
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believed it would run higher. To our great surprise however, we have to report that from the large stock of Baby Balm on the market in Ark. and other states, remaining unsold from 10 years wholesale distribution, and from the large amount sold and used in Arkansas this season under our special test proposition, not one failure to cur, has been re- ported to us during the year 1909 and not one request for refund of money under our guarantee, but b the contrary reports of phenomenal cures have been great.
 Having had 20 years practical experience in prescription and laboratory work and carefully studying the therapeutic action of compounds, we feel sure that we know the great value of this compound, and its wonderful record of cures warrants the opinion that it is not only equal on the market or in private use and we will give $1, ,0OO,OO for a prescription or formula that will produce a greater per cent cf cures than Baby Balm. We will also give $100 for a case of Bowel Infection in children, that will not yield to Baby Balm if given consistently under our specific directions from the be- ginning.
 The Wm Brooks Med. Co.,,
 Per VIM. BROOKS, Prop"
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A GUARANTEED CURE FOR plMpLEs.

Zemo, clean liquid for external use, draws the germs and their toxins to the surface of the skin and destroys them, leaving the skin clear and healthy. Two to six bottles will cure any case of pimples and blackheads.
 For sale everywhere. Write for sam pie, E. W. Rose Medicine Co.,. St. Louis.
 For Sale at New Drug Srore
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ITCHING SKIN DISEASES

Are readily cured by ZEMO 2 clean iiuuid for external use. ZEMO draw the germsand their toxins to che surihce and destroys them, leaving fl ciean; healthy skin. ZEMOgivesinstantrei'fss and permanently cures every 10TH oi skin or scalp disease
 For sale everywhere. Write TOT sann- ple. E. w. Rose Medicine Co., St. Louis For sale ct New Drug Stur-
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FISH MAY DE l1
seIentists Expsrimss If Disesse Is
 Thr,ueA |

v" ssW
 Buffalo, N. Y.-Af being made by the Bv laboratory to ascert1 communicate the rs, humans by their U,
 Dr. Harvey R. Gsy laboratory, hos ana are now endeavorias cover whether csace municated or vhelhe in the water and tha in that way.
 There is no ceft comes from fsh, 2 "We are conducting line of experiment., out. The discovers ists among Ash ras French scientist, A proven that the dise mon among these life. It is found thu are the parts affected, found in many yalsst fish, and many sea found which are 90
 While Dr. Gaylord cd in his statemsnts of this discovery sad experiments which ried on. 1t is kncxl the state forest, 6ll mission are much x that when fish are q germs are killed. N tend to show that the state are infected by fish and the germs communicated to ths may mean tho srts Ash.
 Large quantities q now being furnishA! 5! laboratory in tbis q hatcheries for thsss fish experiments ue along two lines. En'| the Ash infect me they live, and, seca
 q cancer germs are by the heat of coona
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MULES FOR SALE: Two fine young work mules. Apply to, write or phone w. D. Wade at Ice Factory.
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FOR SALE:-AH pretty corner lots q street, facing east
 walk, 3s blocks q office. Will sell M on time. Apply b] office. d
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You take your cn'~ of Minnesota, the rlf', lak, $ of Northern VIZ
 the fishsrmsn'' uss' '. sorts, the jr'shl'ae,; Lawrence River M New England, Es''sn '''' Atlantic Ala cosst-a'ya Oab,n in the Na''Ss'' '. fashionable va'sH's
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Tell them you saw it in the ARGUS.
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Just tell them you saw it in the ARGUS.
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tell 'em you saw it in the
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ARGUS.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-10
WANT WATER FOR
IRRIGATING LAND
Applications for Rights Are
Made to the State Engi-
neer'S Office.

Applications for the purposeof acquir-
ing the right to use portions of the I'M
appropriated waters of the state for If
TigatiOn have been received from a num-
Der Of individuals ana firms at the office
OF the state engineer.
j. n. Lauritzen of Richfield makes APP
plication for d portion OF the waters OF
Zion creek and Of Short creek in Wash
inSton county. With the water from Zion
creek it is planned to irrigate 5000 acres
Of land. The dlveTting canal viii be
1900 feet long. Of the water in Short
creek, Mr.. Lauritzen applies for ten cubic
feet of flow per second for the purpose Of
irrigatiuS 800 acres near the Arizona
Utah line.
The Snake Creek Power company OF
Provo, Utah, asks for a portion of the
water OF a tributary of Snake creek The
flow VIII be used to generate power for
electric lighting and prOpeliing machinery
at Park City and elsewhere.
The New Castle Reclamation company
makes application for ten cubic feet per
second, equal 10 5000 acre feet Of water,
of Pine Valley creek, Washington county.
The length of the Jivcrting canal will
be 5000 feet, and the point Of diversion
will be in the north fork Of Pine Valley
creek.
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manufacturers
HELP ENTERTAIN
Will Join in Festivities Incident
to Proposed Visit of George
Gould.

A committee will be appointed by the
board of directors Of the Utah Manufac-
tuners association within the next few
days to join with the committee of the
Commercial club in the entertainment OF
George Gould, the Rio Grande magnate
and other capitalists, on the occasion OF
their visit to Utah TO celebrate the COM
pletiOn of the Western Pacific This move
was decided on at q meeting of the board
of directors held yesterday afternoon al
Il: 80 o'clock
The Manufacturers association, through
its board Of directors, has also decided
TO make an attempt to influence the rail-
road capitalists to bring the headquarters
of the Western Pacific and the Denver
q Rio Grande to Salt Lake 1t is main
tanned that as Salt Lake is the midway
point between Denver and the Pacific
Coast that it is the logical place for gem
eTal headquarters.
A resolution was passed by the direc-
tors to the effect that the association
would do everything in its power to get
the public TO support the business houses
already established in preference to east
eTn concerns.
Secretary D. F. Colett reported TO the
directors that letters had been written
10 the manufacturers of the state, urg-
ing them to submit their manufactures in
exhibits at the coming state fair
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-10
ADJUSTMENTS
ORPHEUM THEATRE.

The present excellent bill at the Or
pheUm theatre viii close Saturday night
and a new and equally strong bill will
50 on Sunday night, Lily Lena, the dainty
English coincidence, has made one Of the
most pronounced hits of the season. and
ner songs will continue to be sung in and
around the city long after she has taken
her departure. Ruby Raymond, with her
two very clever dancing boys, James
Graham and James N. Hughes. is an
other big favOrite, and their solo and en-
semble dancing would be hard to beat
There viii be a matinee today at 2.l5
and tomorrow at the same time
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-10
MANY TARRY IN CITY.
Eighty Per Cent of Seattle Visitors
Stop in Salt Lake.

Travelling passenger men assert and fig
Ures have been compiled by the passen-
ger departments of foreign roads to show
that d very conservative estimate indi-
Gates that 50 per cent of the visitors to
the Seattle fair this year have, either
going OF coming, passed through Salt
Lake The traffic, as near as can be
estimated east and west has been divided
in the proportion of about one-half to the
Hartman lines and the rest divided about
equally between the Salt Lake Route
and the Denver & Rio Grande. The
Denver & Rio Grande has lost consider
able travel toward the end of the sea-
son because of the washOuts and wrecks
on its line, which have made it impOssi-
bic to handle all of the traffic that has
applied. Even now the tourists are Uu-
able to get the accommodations they de-
sire in many instances over the Gould
road and hundreds are each day clamOr-
ing for berth reservations.
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the first meeting Of the season yesterday
at the home of Mrs. G. Y. Wallace. Mrs.
r. c. Gemmell acted as chairman.
x x
The history section of the Ladies' Lit
eTary club held its first meeting Thurs
day at the club house. Mrs. D. n.
Straup read the paper, which was fol-
lowed by discussion Of the subject.
= \ x
Miss Edith Mcguire has issued invita-
tons for an informal bridge tea, to be
given on Saturday afternoon at her
home in n street.
* x
Miss Mildred Jensen viii entertain
! Saturday with an OrpheUm party, fol-
lowed by a luncheon at Franklin's, the
honored guest being Miss La Blanche
Snow.
Mrs. J. A. Earle viii be hostess next
Wednesday at bridge tea at her home.
X y
The Elks' club will be the scene Of a
large dancing party TO be given this
evening by Miss Venus Romney, the
affair to be chaperoned by Mrs. W. G.
ROmney, Mrs. Edward McGurrin, Mrs.
John c. Cutler, Mrs. P. J. Moran and
Mrs. J. w. BardwelL
Mrs. c. H. Valentine viii be the host
ess at a 500 party, to be given this after
noon in honor of Miss La Blanche Snow.
Mrs. W. n. Williams viii entertain
this afternoon at a KensingtOn, with
Mrs. Bergstrum as the honOred guest.
An informal musicale Will be given
this evening at the home of Mrs. H. NJ.
DinwOOdey, the hOnOTed guests being
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Torrens of Chicago.
Waldemar Van Colt and Carroll Bintz
will entertain tonight at a dancing par
~ at the Ladies' Literary club house
for the young guests in town and the
college girls and boys.
X x
Miss Charlotte Holmes viii be hostess
today at a bridge tea at the Country
club in honor Of Miss Bess Mcmillan.
x X
Captain and Mrs. r. B. Rifenberick
will entertain this evening at a fudge
party at their quarters at Fort Doug
las.
At the meeting Of the Ladies' Liter
airy club to be held this afternoon at 2
o'clock at the club rooms, several mu-
steal selections viii be given in addition
to the program announced for the day.
The opening number on the program
will be a piano solo by Miss Ethel Dot
flemeyer. Following a greeting by Mrs.
J. c. ROyle and an address by the in
coming president, Mrs. F. D. Miller,
there will be a vocal solo by Mrs. A. S.
Peters. The next number on the pro-
gram will be the reading Of a poem by
Mrs. F. c. Kelsey, and the chairmen
of the various sections will then give
q Oh. 1T
A violin solo by Professor George SkeI-
ton will close the program, after which
tea will be served.
x X x
Mr.. and Mrs. s. W. EcCles and daIfgh-
ter, Miss Mildred Eccles, will arrive in
salt Lake next Monday from their
ranch in Island Park, Ida, and will
spend a week here as the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. F. +. Williamson. Mr.. and
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-10
HEAVY ATTENDANCES
AT MURRAY SCHOOLS

Superintendent C. NJ Mumford Of the
Murray school board yesterday gave out
the following report regarding this years
enrolment at the schools in Murray The
enrolment, which reached the figures of
go at the Arlington. is the largest in the
history of the town; this is an increase
Of 80 over last year. At the Liberty
school go are enrolled, this number
breaking previous records, while at the
Pioneer IS were IN attendance Instead
Of there being one stage now in opera
ton to haul the children Ito the various
schools, another one willFbe put on the
coming week, the heavy attendance max
ing this move necessary.
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TEACHERS ARE SELECTED.
Jordan District Begins With Bright
School Prospects.

Following are the names of instructors
who have attached their signatures to
contracts, and are now on the staff Of
the Sandy High school and Bingham de-
paTtments. In the Sandy department are
Enoch JOrgensOn. principal; Rose Ander-
son, Maud I. Williams, o. II. DuttOn
and Ada a. Hartley. Those of the Bling
ham schools are f. G. Eslelson and Err
nest Day.
Secretary Thompson Of the Jordan
school board. is of the opinion that the
attendance at the various schools in the
district viii break all previous records
He states that all school work has been
successfully launched, and that the pros
poets for splendid school year never ap-
DeaTed brighter
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-10
W0MAN'S PREDICTION
AR0USES CHEERS

Carthage, No, Sept. "a remarka-
BILE demonstration took place here last
night in the annual convention of the
Missouri W. G. It. L., during the speech
of Mrs Carrie Lee Carter Stokes. state
president, as she by an effective climax
led up to the prophecy that Missouri
would go dry in 1910. The delegates
rose as one and sang Missouri Is Go
ing Dry" until the walls of the big
auditorium resOunded with the song.
and waved handkerchiefs, flags and
banners
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-10
WILL REMOVE BODY OF
LIEUT.. SUTTON MONDAY

Washington, Sept. 9.-The body of
Lieut.. James T. Sutton, Jr., will be re-
moved from Arlington cemetery Mon
day, September 10. The witnesses of
the disinterment viii be Mrs. Sutton,
her attorneys, DR.. George TulIy
Vaughn, who viii perform an autopsy;
Raymond Spear of the navy, and a
priest, who viii officiate at the re-
burial of SuttOn's body in cOnsecTated
ground.
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Adjutant Fred Braun and Mrs
Braun, formerly head of the Salvation
Army work in Seattle. arrived in salt
Lake Wednesday morning to take
charge of the local barracks, in place
Of Captain SoderhOlm, who has been
removed to Missouri. The changes in
the heads of the Salt Lake army is iu
line with sweeping changes throughout
the United States and England inau-
gurated by the International command
ers
Adjutant and Mrs. Braun Will take
up the work of their predecessors
where it was left off, and will carry it
forward as usual Adjutant Braun has
seen much service throughout the coast
departments of the army. He started
an industrial hotel in Los Angeles and
has been prominent in several large
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-10
STATE FOOD INSPECTOR
VISITS SMALL TOWNS

Heber c. Smith deputy state food
and dairy commissioner. left yesterday
for TOOele for an investigation of the
small stores and other food dispensers
I'm that city, as well as Garfield and
other small towns in that section. He
will return to Salt Lake within a few
days and will then leave on a tour of
inspection of the small towns of the
southern part of the state.
There is much spoiled candy and
food in these smaller stores. it is be-
Heved, and the inspector will condemn
this wherever found. Willard Hansen,
commissioner, is now in Ogden on an
investigation, and will return today.
The Central Coal & Coke company
has made no change in the price of
Rock Springs coal, and is still selling
if at 1913 per ton.
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THE ARLINGTON PLAYERS.

Another capacity house greeted the Ar
ington players, in the big Shubert sue
cess, THE Love Route" at the Colonial
theatre last night. 1t goes tonight and
tomorrow matinee and night. It will close
to give way to the big success Of last
season, Texas"
Arington's players will move to the
Bungalow and open on Sunday evening
in Kyrle Bellows greatest success, Raj
files"