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sSuiIoing.
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2anopirtbidaitlide @erGtbe uno
Sdmcreien.
grifittt 4 Garner Co., 205 ssorb,gaeusetr ass.
Warmor. nno @runit.@erte.
3. etIsdItmtr & eStas, 714-7ts &sItsoIii'
i~'oresSirnbe.
Elumbing, 8urnaces, Ranges uno
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IeIebbon: @oIfe 1903.
1cller.Y erIiberungen.
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%. Dartielb, Hetosnf. gadine ers. fo1R1O2
Sbat1ber Of eotEnnerce butloiti9.
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gigentbums aeenten nnb SAMPLER.
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Strabe.
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gpaS. T. ettei, 0 goro.eibertpse trabe.
ysm. anabe & 60. Yarfsslpe. unb Sobetie'6ir,
Eupier iin0 Eapier- Otter.
smith. 1irpu 6r.. 1O5-1o7 sanober.strabs.
9ledplatien, WetaG, etc.
eren,. GuIiI.n & so. (.aeorporirtt. 1919
0aIheritousStrabe.
9eteftio.G sentur.
National es.ctipe eerutee. 8. M. P.Tb, Dc.
fGditsfhbrer, 9r. 632 2aipsgbiIbina, @aIti.
more. Mib. Tbone ct. Bduf $500.
.Mnatrtean Tetedioe Meentp," CHARLES Coil.
mann, Gef4dttsfi5Ier, 319 ganitabIe'slea.
baltimore, U;o. gbone: 6. & u. Ct. BAIL
2027; Wupnurg; 6. & 3. Wof.s 1905
Gpanbantr L edutbt, YahfoIeer boz, Gmiib,
Weft q gbonS, 603 Colbert Vnilbtng.
2eifenbeltatter.
sanber 4 c5tne, f7c3-t7t0 Ganton.a beuue.
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Sriebb6fe.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-26

Sane fhr'S Muslau6 teIpsst @. MaiMe, Ana
Ch'UatttMsre'Str. Sele SatsW eeAft!lre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-26

Sambnrg Gmerifa 2inie,
41--45 grOabluas, 0stp.Yurl.
artbur @. 9tobIun,
aul alien Hfase,
127 Si.Yaltimpre.Str
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-26

EGHc sur Iciie in's MnslanS be.
Iurgt 6. &aine, Wr, 413, Ct.SaIti'
moretraFc, uabe Cation Suaic Npe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-26

gau Waterialien, Sbiire1t, Seniter.
rabmen, 2aOen, etc.
5ames .. softer & Co., 115-1t7 enb'Sreoe
ridsGtrabe. N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-26

3eitungen 3eitidriften, etc.
,She Baltimore Mems Co.," DapS abercroui,
bic. 0eitditsfibrer, 318 Deit'Ve uaaH'Gtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-26
9amburg.M merita

9anlbtrg oIreft.
I Wit Carlton a Ia 9arte Reitaurant.
9oppelidrauben.
Ggpref. uno YaHasisr 9ieni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-26
@apetD Gbcatcr.

Starts Hu1loluop @irIS G0nlpa-
M, nnerfonntermaBcn cine Der BE-,
iten gurleSfc Srgouiioticncu Der
onerifoniiden 9iibne, belt geItern
ibren Gin5ug IN boS @upctD- 5Geater.
Cine muiifoliihe aom0oie nit Dem
Sitel rSbe @ee3er OF 8~iillobnioo"
n'inmt Den eriten SbeiI oeS Yrogronl.
mes elm. Gie 5riippe 3dblt cine
gon5e an5obl berporrogcnoer aoml,
Ter 81 ibren WitglieOern, on ibrer
Spite Sad Heio, Der ulfine SrlGn-
Scr; ferner Sronf Wofciiclo, Sole
8errD, Sad elliot nnh Inbere; ans
Dem meibliden Contingent Der Sc.
iellidoft ieien Derporgeboben: @au
Heeo @ilbert, &iniireo Stemort,
Hmtline ga Gpnoa, Sibnep 2llcus,
Myrtle Sturf, Safe Soicpb, Saoie
@robmon, 8iplet '@orbon, Wforp
WannD, Safe @eld], SeIiic Carrot,
Map Worplano inO 9lnocre. Ger
Spe5ialitotentbeil lit e~benialS goll5
alBergemobnlid reihbaltig belebt; III
hemielben treten dlI: Heib & @il.
htrt, Sri. glteIlc Hoie, Einuro &
Wtannp, Gillian Alto, gortcr mo 90.
Gonoo, @iniireo Stemprt uto Ycrrp
X elliott. GrciBi9 iu2cnoiriihc
GbormGoel in d)iccn aoitiimen bilbel
enc beionOere MugemueiOe iiir Die
mGmnlidcn Observation-Disclosures. @ie
ilblidL iinocu tGglif Motinccu itott.
q eueS W onumentol.SDe SEQ
Sorrp Montoaue's .Soibiou Elo-
ties" cine aus erltfloiiiaen 9uriestc.
aiinltlern beitebenbe Grippe begalu
gcitcrn Gin uui cine @ohe bcrcdne-
tes @oitipiel I'M nNeuen Wonimen-
tai Sbeuter." Ginc BON Srn. Mon.
togle lelbitpcrinBtc. bon g8iB mo
Srunor ipriibenhe @eiongS . Goiic,
aWeD uacle" b~etltelt, gebt IN Scene.
Sll Die Gariteuung ociielben tbeilen
iid) cine Nn5obl tiid,tiaer &pmifer nit
mebreren itimmbegobten SGngerin.
iien mo tolentirten Shonipieleriil.
ilert. Ger Gbor beitebt ans oreiBig
iugenofriiden WGoeln, Die uid)t MIR
lire Barrier Sdrneioeripertitotten
entitommeuoen bodclegonten &oItil.
me rei5eno 5u pr0ientiren periteben,
ionoern uild WobIgeid)nlic Stimmen
ibr ei9en neniien mo dis SdnSerin-
men Sor5iiglibes leilten. Gie NilS-
itnttrna lit cine ~9lGnaenbe, ST.
Sorrn 9laggemon lit Der mliitoliide
Better Der Sruppe. Sic iibliden tag
lid)en Nod)nlittogs. Torltctlllngen fills
NriI itott ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-26

9led)platien, Weta1, etc.
ereu.. GDrti!a & SO. (.aeorporirtj. ls-1'
Battle-Ground trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-26

9eteftio. Igentur.
National fs.ctipr eerutce. 8. W. P.Tb, De.
fHdftsflbrer, pr. 632 9ap.8btIbinp. @aIti.
more, WRo. Tbone ct. pduf $500.
.Mnifrttan Teteettoe Mgenep," CHARLES ApII.
mann, Gefhdttsfi3Ier. 3l9 gauitabIe'glea.
VaItiinpre, gco. 4b9ne: 6. & q. ct. 8anl
2027; Nupuure; &. & 3. Noi.s i230-N.
ssansantr 4 shn;tst, g,ahioIssI boz, smiib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-26

Eupier uno Eapier- Often.
emtth. 5irpu Gr, 105-107 6anober. Strabe
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Tianos mo Srgeln.
gbaS. %. etteH, 0 Soros2ibertps Gtrabe.
TN. 2nabe & 60, Yarfsstoe. unb Sobstte.@tl
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Bidder, CONDITION. unb Sotel.
ge6arfs. MrtifeI.

tie w'ssrs & Stas Co.. iO4 elo.SoparS'st'
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attpferibmieSe uno Plunbers.
Spbn 6nbert. TIA 2~bameSStrabe. e. L q
Ielepbon: 8pIfe 1909.
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$ufidmieo. 3ubebor.
q. eestt Wosne &c., 362-364 Rorb.U at.Gt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-26

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6eart q. Bsu cetue, 1853 guIiimbtasHbems
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Elumbing, Surnaces, Ranses unb
Sefen, Inhbedem unb Ninnen.
Beunett HroS., 523 0orosG renlontsabenue.
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gigentbums asenten nnb S1nbler.
Sierre 9. Susaa & Trptstu, 10 Sft'Serinaiun
&frnhe
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Scncr.g
"% 81. I SslaiSass mt sS r u, aas aasl. 9 Mios
@6amber Of eoiGmeree 9utloiite.
.,germanta Geuer : @erFdteruuss . gttenfraft,'
5uitimores uno Gortt, Strabe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-14
NEW TRIAL FOR JUSTENSEN
Lower Court Reversed in Finding
Him Guilty of Suborns-
ton Of Perjury.

Alexander Justensen. found guilty Of
suboTnation OF perjury in the district
court Of Sanpete county in 1907, VIII re-
ceive new trial An opinion of the SUI
preme court written bv Justice MCCaTty.
Chief Justice Strsup and Justice ETick-
concurTing. reVerses the judgment Of the
lower court and Temsnds the case again
for trial
Juste1sen's alleged offense was in con-
neetiou with a case brought by one Jacob
johnson against Peter Nielsen on notes
executed in favor Of Justensen and as
signed 10 Johnson but wEicf. II was al
legged, were fraUduIentiy retained and sold
BY Justensen- II was further alleged that
JustenSen procured James Larson, who
afterwards admitted his guilt. to swear
that Nielsen had told him he would give
him 800 II be would swear that Jusfen-
sen had told MIN a. would tear up Mel
sens notes. LaTson's confession was held
not 10 be admissible against anyone but
himself. and the lower court was in error.
5ustenssn not being an accessory with
Larson but charged with distinct and
separate offense-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-14
NEW CORPORATIONS.

Amendment to he articles Of the Utah
Sanitary Fruit Canning &C 7pany were
fled with the secretary of state, increds-
ing the amount Of sapitai stock from SIS
- TO 500
The 5harmsn Automobile company filed
articles Of Incorporation yesterday. tho
purposes stated being the manufacture
and sale Of automobile The capital Is
s. 000 IN dollar shares. Officers are. Sam
uel H Sharman- president and treasurer:
Frances A Sharmsn. vice president and
Anna Schneider secretary
The Asphalt Development company II
Salt Lake mas filed articles Of incorpora-
ton. The limit of capital stock is s5o-eG
in dollar shares and is fully paid for by
the transfer Of property IN section $
township north. range ! west L r
Palmer Is president. Fred :. Miller II
Ogden vice president. PRESLEY Hall OF
Riverside Cal. secretary treasurer.
The Midway Land and Livestock conf
psny, with headquarters at Midway. Wa
sstch county. filed articles "wednesday
Capital is $1,000 IN dollar shares divided
among fifty ineorpOTators. The officers
are. james = Wilson. president, Henry
.C. Coleman. vice president; Thomas Hair
secretary treasurer and these with Ail-
liam Bonner Csotfiieh buhleT. Hugh <
Coleman. are the directors The articles
stipulate that the oompsnys land OF
Pine creek il specially reserved for III
grazing of sheep and that on SNAKE
creek for cattle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-14

snce and after their addresses N0te
was taken and q resolution emoo9s lHs
the above ideas was adopted WITHOUT .
iissenrirss vore To make II more osno-
irE. four petitions asking for state pre-
hib.tion were presented 70 the people a
the different exits and we're signed D
them as they went cut These psteao .-s
VIII be presented 70 those who NelS ~
al church and then a COMMITTEES VII pts-
sent the petitions 10 our Representa- L. =
II ths legislature and ask them 10 hsif
enact a state prohibition statute
Similar proceedings viii b. OF are nov
being carried ont N all the qtper toNiis
ia zais stake -
Today the s-yezr-old baby CO. 81 III
ard Mrs. Charles HileSmaa W1s DuIled
Two 6avs ago the little fellow zst hold 81
a bottle Of cartolic acid while his motsel
was azay and drank enough to cause DIS
death an hour later. and but few mlsi-
1stes after her return it appears lhat tnt
little fellows older brother got the oea9ls
poiSon out OF tire cupboard. ana aol
knowing its poisonous nature let his Nttls
brother drink IL
The I.ehi irrigation company today al
its annual election reelected AL the mem
hers Of the old board A resolutloI
sdonsed was. That ne indoTse the actor
of ne board Of directors IN the mattel
Of supplying the deficiency Of the SECOND
foot OF water for the state central eN.
r,erfuent station That Iehi IS Teaay ais
wiling 10 supply one-half OF the GET
ciencv Of one second foot Of water guar
anteed 10 the state
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-14
ITALIAN BENEFIT SHOW
SURE TO Be BIG EVENT

Managers II the iossf theatres met with
the mayor yesterday and made further
arrangements for tire benefit matinee per
fsImanee for the relief u the Italian
earthquake sufferers 10 be held in the
Colonial theatre on the afternoon Of Jan
a Tie managers have received offers BY
many local artists. but viii be unable 70
accept al Of them a. the program Al
Teacy arranged vii last four hours and
VIII include the best features Of the bills
al ihe several local theatres There VIII
% an orchestra Of thirty pieces under the
direction Of Squire Eoap-
II mas been arranged that the tickets
y bich are now on sale at tue Uniform
price Of s. can be exchanged Tor seats
y ginning Tuesday morning at 81 o'clock.
Ihe oox office will b. entirely devoted 10
the exchange. m tickets berg sold there
until the day Of the Performance. TINS
vii give those who purchased from the
Young ladies who are selling tickets for
the committee chances to secure their
STATS
Many offers OF assistance have come ii
70 me committee and everything needed
Tor the shoW has been contributed inCiud-
ing printing music. advertising and the
Use Of the theatre. 80 that the entire pro-
ceecs VII so TO the relief fund No
[ larger performance has ever been given
IN Salt Lake The program with tnt
I names Of the artists who viii participate
VII be announced in the Sunday papers
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-14
CONTRACT STILL GOOD.
Charles z. FoHisy Does Not Get
Back Payments on Property.

J. Y Rich. when h. left the state gave
an assignment Of notes given By Charles
E. Foxley in payment Of property. and
gave . deed Of the property in question to
Homer J. Rich. cashier Of the bank of
brigham City This was done to secure
indebtedness 10 the bank Foxley had a
contract with Rich for the property IN
question and chose to treat the filing
Of the deed with the hank as resembling
of this contract He therefore brought
suit for the first payment OF 800 made by
him and got a verdict in the lower court
In an opinion filed by the supreme court
written by Justice Prick. the other jus
tees concurrinE. this Is reversed. the
court holding that the first contract was
not rescinded. Costs were taxed against
Foxlev.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-14
THE WAVE REACHES MANTI
Temperance Petitions Are Being
Freely Signed by
Citizens.

Mznti Jan 1.-THE prohibition move
rnent has reached this section and petit
tons are being distributed. sermons are
being preached and everything that can
be done favorable to this movement Is
not forgotten II is claimed that an over
whslning majority Of our citizens vir
sign the petitions being circulated ana 50
far as the Temple city Is concerned the
new movement viii carry unanimously.
The matter was pretty thoroughly adVeT-
tised at the churches yesterday. and a
feeling Of approval was felt whenever this
matter was expressed.
This morning commencing at 10 O'Clock
the Seventh judicial district court opened
with Judge Albert II. Christensen on the
bench a number Of probate matters viii
be heard during the DAY, including some
IsatuTaiizations- The first jury case TO be
tried at this term all De that Of Webster
Green. charged with a felony.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-14
UTAH COUNTY COURT.
Judge Chidester on the Bench In
stead Of Judge Booth-List
of Petit Jurors.

Provo. Jan. Judge Chidester is hold
ing court here today in place Of Judge
Booth. The following jurors were accept
ed to serve as petit jurors for the January
term David Berry, Don c Strong, Hy-
rum Anderson L J. DuTrant Joseph But
Ter II. T. Miner. George 2. Rawlings
John b. Jex, a ". Miller, MyTen l.
Crandan. Joseph Z Green, o NJ Mower,
David Smith. William A Marriott, J. W
Wing. 5r, Elias A Gee David A Mitch
ell, Gtorge c. Scott, A z Thornton, Otto
Olson
The first case to be heard was that Of
the state vs. Y {. Golfer. charged with
stealing 500 from J. A. Thorpe, D. &
r G. brakeman, al Thistle in December
Of last year
The case Of American Fork City vs.
Niels Nelson has been settled out OF
court and dismissed
John W. Davis entered a plea Of guilty
TO petit larceny in Justice Moons court
and was fined 81. which il IS thought he
will be able to pay. Davis is the man who
stole some money from Leon Bachman.
manager OF the Provo opera house. a few
days ago. II has been found that the
amount taken was "a. %. and not Ss5, as
at first reported. The amount taken has
been returned. and M Davis has shown
every disposition to sfraighten matters
out He has a good reputation with the
dramatic company ne represents Jhsy
believe. as Davis says, that he was hard
Up and gave way TO temptation when he
took the money.
Abstract of judgment of George A
Whitaker vs. T J. WaGsworth from Judge
WhitakeT's court for si1.ss and s.. 70 cost
has been filed in the Fourth district court
State Auditor Jesse D. Jewkes has noti-
fled County Clerk kartchner that he Is
again to begin issuing bounty certificates
This was stopped some time ago when the
amount appropriated for the year 1903 was
exhausted.
John ;. ROIlo is reporting the Golfer
case for Stenographer Day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-14

ho4se cases Discussing MS measures
today M johnson said.
7 iook for , solid xe-e from the san
Francisco DELEGATION upon al OF the bits /.
two frgu LIS Angels nave announced
that they zilI support them ana believe
the sentiment against TIE japanese ns-
zrosn to such an extent that TIE rilis
VIII pass.
Opinion Ct Mr.. Johnson.
I am prepared 10 make q fight fer
them and eFea should Washington inter
fers again / would n0I stop until the leg
isiature went On record / regard TIE
presenCe Of japanese as more Gang sEeus
! hundred fold than Of Chinese II our
schools japanese F0uths Of Is TO Is attn
their Characteristic disregard for the
virtue Of women should not Be permitted
70 SIT beside our own children IneS are
a menace 60 the girIhood Of the state
i an not prompted by the As.%tlc
league OF any other organization OF PEI
son IN presenting ny measureS-
The japanese already have q LOBBY on
the scene and viii contribute conslGera0ie
money 80 make fight
The hearings vii De held in few days
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-14
HOLD INSTALLATION.

Park City. Jan. 12-Another pleasant
lodge affair was that of last night. when
Park City council No. LIS. knights OF
Columbus. installed the following off,
GERS: F. j. Mclaughlin. g k Frank
DAILY D. q h J. Leo Durkin- g. p J.
Failore. F. 5; John Flanagan, recoT6eT
John Deason. warden. T. II Failon ad-
vocate: J. J. Fitzgerald. trustee. p r
Ryan. l. c.. Cor J. ONeil, O. @. Upon
taking his chair Grand Knight No
Iaughiin appoint ID Ed Walsh lecturer
for the ensuing term. The work OF in
stallfng was done BY Acting District
Deputy John A Fslion- Five new MEM
bers we're Initiated IN the first degree.
D. G. K Frank Daily presented the re-
firing D. g. X. John Welsh. an enAle-
matte loeket After the lodge work was
completed a social session was held Ar
ranzements are being made by tiis
knights to put on third degree class
about the last Of the MONTH
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-14
Beauty and
Bad Breath
Cannot Go Together no Matter How
a Woman Hay Try to Make Them.

a woman nay lTy 10 MAKE mem.
II does not matter how beautiful a NO
man may be II she Is afflicted with bad
breath she wiE be Stunned and pitied BY
men, and even women viii studiously
avoid her.
II any woman doubts this statement let
her make point of asking q friend IN
whom she may cunfide. a. man friend or
relative. If ne be honest he viii tell her
that foul breath from the mouth Of W0-
man viii drive men from her more rapid :
than any other personal sffliction.
Foul breath srouses in man disgust. and
where this quality is brought into play no
amount Of self-Geniai or reasoning can
overcome the natural re7ugnance which
comes TO man when he Is in company with
such woman.
what IS true Of bad breath in woman is
not true IN 50 great a degree in inca Nu-
men are looked uocn as the incarnation
Of sweetness breeding virtue and refine
ment- Foul breath viii sicken man -
that he cannot feel for such woman a
companiouship necessary to make him de
[ sire to be N her company
There Is absolutely TO occasion for ba )
E breath IN either men or women Charcoal
/ the strongest absorbent known. when
taken into the stomach. VIII prevent this
! repuEnant tendency OF afflictson.
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges are sold n
/ tremendous quantities all over America
and Canada They cure and have eure'i
all forms Of bad breath 4 single box vii
I convince YOU OF this fact One should eat
/ some Of these iozenEes after each me Al
/ and upon retiring. You might eat fifty Of
1 them without harm They are not medi-
I cine. but pure willow charcoal mixed with
I sweet honey TO make them paiatabie. and
/ compressed into lozCngs 10 preserve tTei1
! peculiar and lasting strength.
! The next time you wish to go into com
paay and don't want your foul breath tC
/ humiliate you. eat several Of stuart
4 Charcoal Lozsng-s and your breath Wi
be pure and sweet
I Every druggist carries them, price =
/ cents. OF send Us your name and address
I and We viii send you q trial package D
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-14
LEHI is FOR PROHIBITION
Would Wipe the Saloons Out Of
Every Town and Hamlet
in the State.

Isehi. Jan 12-Lehi is for state prohibi-
ton. wiping saloons out Of the state en-
tireiv. from every county, town and ham
let All three members Of the Alpine
stake presidency. Stephen L. Chapman.
James H Clark and Able John Evans
addressed the tabernacle gathering Sun
day on the burning question Of temper
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-14
A Religious Authors statement.

For several years ! was afflicted with
kidney trouble and last winter vas
suddenly stricken with severe pain IN
my kidneys and was confined TO bed
eight days unable TO get up without as
sistance. Ny urine contained a thick
white sediment and I passed same fire.
cuentiy day and night. / commenced
taking Foley's Kidney Remedy, and the
pain gradually abated and finally
ceased and ny urine became normal !
cheerfuily recommend Foley's Kidney
Remedy. F. J. Hill Drug Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-14
Mrs. winsIow's Soothing Syrup.

has been used for YEARS by MILLIONS
of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
WHILE TEETHING, with PERFECT
EuCcESs II SOOTHES the CHILD.
SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLATS ali
PAN CURES WIND COLIC, and IS the
hest remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold by
pruggists IN every part OF the world Be
sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow' Sooth-
ing Syrup and take no other kind
twenty-five cents a bottle GUARAN-
TEED UNDER TIE FOOD AND DRUG
ACT, JUNE =. 1SOs- SERIAL NUMBER
fdes
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-14
DISTRIBUTION SCHOOL FUND
First AppOrtiOnment Among Dis
tricts in State, Based on So Per
Cauita Of Population.

Jesse .. Jewkes, state auditor, FesteT-
day completed the appertionment Of
money in the first distribution Of the state
district school fund 70 the various eoup-
ties on a basis OF s. per capita OF the
school population The total Distribution
is xs5 rs g and the total school popula-
ton is f0l-S2 The aPpOTtionmsntS are
- follows.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-14

Many little lives have been saved hy
Foley's Honey and Tar. for coughs,
colds, Group and whooping cough II is
the only safe remedy for infants ano
children as il contains no oDiaIss or
other narcotic drugs, and children ike
Foley's Honey and Tar. Careful me tn
ers keep a bottle in the house Refuse
substitutes r ]. Hill DRUG CO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-14

Instead Of the regular gymnasium class
for the freshmen which was suspended
because Of the decorating for the junior
promenade a talk was given 10 the bows
BIZ Dr. G Middleton. he gave an ex-
ceedinEiy interesting and valuable lecture
He has arranged to address the class
again in the future.