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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-13

from Golden, Mo-. where he has been
visiting relatives.
f. r. Payne was q business visitor
in Fort Dodge Thursday.
A. o. Carlson was a st. Paul visitor
the first of the week, returning to Will
liams Tuesday.
Miss Leah johnson, who is attend
ing the state normal of Cedar Falls, is
home for the spring vacation.
j. p. Tuttle is visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ed Johnson and family, in
Miller, S. D.
Miss Beatrice Sperington is home
from Cedar Rapids, for extended visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
Sperington.
William Fiddler, Of Iowa Falls, spent
Friday in Williams.
The Plantation Quartet rendered
some fine selections at the State Bank
opera house Thursday evening.
Carl and Fred Gade, of Iowa Falls,
We're business visitors here Monday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-13
YOUNG CARNEY CAPTURED.
Lad Who Shot stepfather and Ran
Away, 10 Caught.

Lad Who Shot stepfather and Ran
Away, 10 Caught.
Des Moines, March 13.-Ed Willard,
the 16-year-old boy who shot his en-
ployer, Albert Carney. in the face with
a shotgun night before last, was cap
tured yesterday afternoon eight miles
from the scene Of the shooting, which
occurred on the Carney farm, three
miles north of Elkhart. He was re-
turned to the Carney home and turned
over to Deputy Sheriff John Peterson
who brought him to Des Moines and
placed him in the county Jail.
Willard shot Carney, either in
tentionally or thru accident, it is be-
lieved the latter, while the two were
doing chores. He Immediately fled,
taking horse belonging to Carney's
brother, a neighbor, to aid him in his
nscopo
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-13
WHY A YALE BUTTON?
7. v. Mcrrett Suggests BIus Waist
coat With Yellow Stripes.

T. v. Mcrrett Suggests BIus Waist
coat With Yellow Stripes.
T. v. Merrett Of New York recently
made the following statement on the
proposition that Yale graduates should
wear Yale button:
"Why Yale buttons, may l ask? !
once wore n button myself, and the
only result was that all nearsighted
and unattractive strangers insisted on
greeting me either as Grand Army
man or member Of the New York
Athletic club. My vote would be III
favor not of buttons, but OF waist
coats, blue waistcoats-no chance for
errors there-n blue waist coat will
gold stripes. say one stripe for eacl
year the wearer had been out of col
lege.
II do not think any waistcoat would
appear with many stripes"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-13
GETS TEN YEAR SENTENCE.
John Moir, Of Abba, Enters Plea Of
Guilty,

Special to Times Republican.
Charlton, March 13.-The grand jury,
in session here this week, has returned
several indictments, among them being
one against John Moir, a colored man,
who robbed a travelling man, j. F. Ir-
win. of Ottumwa. at this place. a short
time ago. He pleaded guilty to the
charge and was given an indeterminate
sentence of ten years in the reforma-
tory at Anamosa. He was taken to
that place by Sheriff Lyman to begin
serving his sentence. Three OF the
Charlton druggists and one at Russell
yesterday surrendered their permits to
sell Intoxicating liquors. The other
druggists surrendered theirs some time
ago. Charlton is now comparatively a
dry town.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-13

Three Barre, Gun FER Roosevelt.
Theodore Roosevelt win hunt big
game in Africa with a three barrel
gun. Several weeks ago the presi-
dent placed an order at a factory In
Moundsville, w. Va, for a special
weapon which he said he wanted to
use ON his African hunting expedt-
ton. He ordered the gun made extra
heavy and strong for hard usage, with
one shot barrel bored for buckshot
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-13
cHAhTLAND MAY ENTER ARMY.
Commander Of Iowa Regiment Of Ma
fianal Guard 10 RAconnA a Rauular.

Commander Of Iowa Regiment Of Ma
tionaI Guard to Become Regular.
Fort Dodge. March IA good deal
Of interest is being attached here 10
the rumor that Colonel Chantland, Of
Fort Dodge, commander of the Fifty
sixth regiment, National Guards, will
resign to accept an appointment in the
regular army. 1t is understood that
Colonel Chantland will get a major
ship and that it came to him thru the
good offices of the Iowa senatorial dele
cation, Of which Senator Dolliver is
chief. Major Parker, Of Sac City, will
retire. II Colonel Chantland is out it
will mean the election of two officers
by the regiment who are high up in
the ranks.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-13
WOMEN IN POLITICS.
Call Mass Meeting at ottumwa e
Urae Election of Clean Ticket.

urge ELECTION OF NieaH sioHeS'
,Ottumwa, March 13.-The women OF
Ottumwa propose to take a hand in
local politics. Assurance already given
the women interested in the huge mass
meeting to be held in the Armory to-
night augurs that an unusually large
number of Ottumwa women will be
present to join in expressing their de-
sires for city officials who will enforce
all the laws. The meeting will begin
promptly at 1880 o'clock. Addresses
will be made by the women, and some
practical ideas will be demonstrated to
show the women are in earnest in their
desires to aid in assisting in the bet
tering OF the city of Ottumwa.
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SMELL REALTY SOLD.

Heirs Plan to Dispose of All Iowa
Holdings.
TT. Dodge, March 13.-The first step
toward disposing in wholesale quan-
titles Of large holdings Of real estate
in the city Of Fort Dodge will be made
at once, by Smell & Tate thru its adj
ministrator. Thomas T. Smell. All city
property excepting the site of Smell
building and lots on First avenue north,
valued at over $4,000. will be thrown
on market for the first time in fifty
years. The lots are in heart Of the city,
whole blocks remaining vacant, sur
rounded by pavement and cement side-
walks, and fine residences.
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Sac City News.
Special to Times-Republican.

Sac city, March 1s.-Mrs. Naomi
Mackey died at the home of her BROTH
er, John Barlow, in Sac City. Tie
funeral was held at the Baptist church,
conducted by Rev. c. q. Wright. Mrs.
Mackey was born at Gilboa, N. Y, and
came to Sac City thirteen years ago.
District court convened in Sac City
this week, Judge Church presiding.
Miss Bliss Paxton has accepted a
situation with the Farmers Savings
Bank.
Charles Manly has moved to Sac
City from his farm tn Clinton town.
ship.
Mrs. Mary Harvey and daughter have
gone to Fort Pierre, s. d., to live on a
claim.
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END OF THE JONES CASE.
Body Of seif-sIain Man Accused OF
Murder Sent to Tennessee.

6ooy OF S0lT s0IAIu WJdu VSSSoSS W
Murder Sent to Tennessee.
Muscatine, March ia decent bur-
ial and probably little head stone
to mark his last resting place, will
come to Harry Jones, and with 1t the
Anal chapter Of a life saddenine and
demoralizing perhaps II what has been
laid at his door is true. If not then
one indeed replete with overwhelming
Practically everyone
is convinced of his guilt, yet no one
knows. His story had not been told.
But his body will not go to the dis
secting tables at the University of
Iowa, as his brother, Sherman Beat
ty. wired that he would bear the ex-
pense of shipment, and of the care of
the body, consequently it was sent to
him at Alton Park, Tenn. Thus ends
the Jones case.
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williams News Notes.

Special to TlMeg-FepuU11cH1l.
Williams, March 15-At the annual
election Of directors for the independ-
emit school district Of Williams, held
Monday, Messrs. John Carr and =. w.
Hartwig were appointed to succeed G..
NJ, Iudewag and John Coles.
John wilkins returned this@-w ees
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-13

mask covers. Science confers new
powers of vision. Whenever you have
learned to discriminate the birds, or
the plants, or the geological features
of country, 1t is as If new and keener.
eyes were added.-John Burroughs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-13
FATHER KIDNAPs OWN SON.

Will Houth, of Merrill, is Charged With
Doing Il.
Sioux City, March 13.-Charging
Will Houth, of Merrill, with kidnapping
his own son while under the influence
of intoxicating liquors and bringing
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-13
Good Time?

Last night-eating big dinner is often
the maker Of BAD TODAY. Why mott.
Over-eating means extra work for the
stomach and bowels. You've got t.
suffer if you don't help nature unload
with cAscARErs. 't7zey woyk uhils
3uY sleep"-you're o. K. in the A. N.
Tonight's the night to take care Of to-
morrow. aas
cAScaRETs-loc bo1-week's treat.
ment. All druggists Biggest seller
In the world. Million boxes month
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16
SESSION OF THE
CITY COUNCIL
Amendments to Rapid Transit
Franchise Under Considera-
ton -WaterWOrkS.
AFFAIRS OF WEBER COUNTY.
school and County Funds Statement
Burglars iIeld-Dcath of
&. \. r. Veteran

ogden, March 16-At last nights
session Of the city council. an ordu-
ance granting a franchise to the ogden
Rapid Transit Street Railway COM
many from Twenty fifth to Thirty-sec-
cud street on Wan avenue. came up
in the form Of an amendment TO the
general 5O-year franchise granted this
company in January, 1907. It provides
that cars shall be operated on this line
!. at least - times dali. IL provides that
' the branch shall be u operation with
in six months, and that the company
viii file an acceptance within 10 days
of date of passage. The amendment
was read the FIRST and second times,
and then II was voted that the council
give its final consideration i'm commit
tee of the whole next Friday night
Mayor Brewer sent I'm the appoint
ment Of Frank NJ. briggs as member
of the board Of park commissioners TO
I'M the vacancy caused by the removal
from the city Of Mela Kadish who has
left the city, and J. W. +. Volker TO
$40 the vacancy caused by the resigua-
ton Of John s. Lewis. These two.
with II. II. Carr, win constitute the
coming year
The request from citizens on Taylor
avenue for the organization of the
sidewalk district was repol ted upon
flvoably by the street committee, for
the reason that the organization OF so
many shall sidewalk districts was putt
ting the city 10 too great expense
Petitions from residents on Grant
avenae between Thirty-hrst and
Thirty-sccond streets and on Thirty
first from Washington to jefferson
were referred back 20 the committee
for the same reason. The council takes
the position that the sidewalk district
should be larger,
The matter OF works at Sevcnte Nth
street 70 prevent the Ogden river from
damaging property from overflow was
reConsidered by the council, and Il was
decided to complete the work
Claims against the waterworks de-
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E0rRrM DIsrRIcr c0rRT

The following orders have been made
On the Fourth district court.
Ncpli Howe VS. Charles Carlson. de-
murror oyerruled, 20 days given 20 au-
sWcr.
Amanda Louisa Peay was granted O.
divorce from Albert Henry peay, uIaiu-
tin was granted Che custody of minor
children.
a number Of probate cases were dis
posed off,
Ann r. Torpouseu was granted "a di-
Vorce from Anton IorgCusgn Dog default
First Nluonal bank OF Spanish Fork
VS. Dennis paltroymHu; demurrer over
ruled, De- DAYS given 10 answer
Charlotte NJ. Jones vs.. IlewellZu Jones.
demurrer sustained; defendant given I'd
DAYS 90 answer
May Florence Singleton was granted
divorce from VIM. singleton, Ey default.
WILL HOLD COURT in VERNAL.
Judge Booth. Dist. Atty. CIun and
Court StcnOgrapher Mrs b. II. Walton.
have gone to NcIual, where q session of
court win be opened today.
WEDDING BELLS
j.. Walter Borg OF Murray and Cecilia
Bowen of Cotton were married here yes
tcrdHy by County Clerk kartohueE
Marriage licenses were issued TO the
following couples.
George l.. Jensen and Clara Br'mhaII
both of Spanish Fork
william kcelc of pIyson and Pearl
Molmsn OF SaumUuIu.
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sUIss0Ns 0NINnEN DIAn-

pominick Nctu'Io. aged go years and
native of luy an tno1nt scissors
grinder died at Che Chapman roowug-
house in this city yesterday morning 90
1890. of dr0psy He was ON r1ut. Co
PoOalcllo whore De hoped 90 enter
Boo p.tll for treatment having been zee
fused adm.ttauoe Co salt LAX h.a-
pitHl The body was removed to Che
LorNu undertaking porlur- whore t
VIII bc prepared for burial and am
effort made tO find the mans relatives
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r n e: e
Pill z
CURE
Sent TO Demonstrate the Merits
OF Pyramid Pile Cure.

What % Has Done For Oubcr.. n can
DO for You.
W hIE. testimonial uy the hume
dreds SHOWING 900 stages. kinds and de-
rooH of piles which have boon cured
hE pyramid IIe cme
NJ sou could read these unsolicited
l0tIors YUu would no doubt ro q. tl.
nearest Irle s.1re ana buy 70 box uf
Pyramid fie Gun. at once. pia. 10
cent.
We d9 NOT a.a sou t1 l1 tb.s. send
ua youE ulma ml address AND We .IlI
send tHu uH package by MaI Iua
uUI d0. lu many cases 90 bias cI..I
piles without further treatment lf 10
prove. m" EH'uU il Fuu 0rIH. mon.
from EHu OHHrF Hu H .l. buN THI.
.H flI. n uu. simply H out rra.
coupon below HUI msi' tYdHF
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CACHE M. "A. CONFERENCE.
l. largely Aucndcd-Stcrcnpticon
Lecture by Junius q. Wells

hNN'AAA NJ. IN" I'AtANAiN.H
Logan. Cache Co.,, March 15.-Tho
Cache stake Mutual Improvement CON
ference held m the Logan tabernacle
yesterday afternoon and evening was
largely attended and much timely add
vice was given By the speakers. Those
who spoke during the afternoon session
we've Mrs. a. O. Barber. A. d. Crannoy.
Mrs NJ. a. Hondriczgon, Juuius r..
Wells Or j. A. Widtsoo and President
l-a1u smith. lu the evening Junius p.
Wells gave an Interesting lecture by
aid uf stereDptcou views Ills subject
was tle b0yho)d days uf Joseph smith
the prophet and also tine construction
of Che monument These U|ustut
made The discourse most effective.
ID. a.. LIFer former student of tho
D.. 81. college living now at ST. Charles
Idaho bias been iu Logan during the
past week. making preparations Tor nj
mission t0 Australia Die leaves Salt
lake March DO ana Vancouver March
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RICEFIELD.
DEATH or COLONEL JOHN l.. I'VE
Bcclgrowcrs De!idn Not 10 Sign Con-
tracts at Prc-cHj-NcUs Briefs.

EccigroWcts Dggidn Not 90 Sign Con
tracts at Prc-cni--Ncvs Briefs.
Special Correspondence
BichdcId March lt.-I1hn J.. Ivic, au
old resident of SEWER county. died yes-
teHdty at the home of Dis daughter
Mrs Thomas GlelhI u Nermlilu.
this county, of old age and general de-
bluty Deceased was born BOO MissluU
.n 1893. and came To- Utah Zoo 1915. set
tied iu Mt Pleasant iu 1919. and moved
60 Sewer county 2G years ago where
he mas since resided lie was mar
riei when 10 years Of age TO MarF
Catherine Barton of Pennington, Utah.
"Uncla John" is survived boy several
children ana grandchildren and many
relatives and friends. "Col' INie wa
a frontiersman and ala ye1man service
n Saupeto, Seyicr and other couutias
u protecting the early settlers Tum
the avages of the rodman.
MEETING or BEET GROWERS
The beet growers of SEWER county
held very enthusiastic meeting in thi-
city yesterday called for the purpose ol
discussing whether or not the growers
would at this time sign contracts i.l
tle ltah-IdaH1 Sugar company for Che
ensuing EeaE After cUusidcrug rho
uum6ucl promises and diaanplIut-
u.uts of that company and osgee1 Is
IIs attitude since tna return f"Hm Sal.
Lake ol the beet growers sper come
mittee not long since the growers do
Cilad almost unanimously t0 eiFu ul
contracts with the ltau-Id4nD D0muuv
at the present time or until some lsn-
mite understanding could D.. had with
tnat company or some other company
relating to the erection of sugar ,ac-
tory in SEWER county
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LOGAN.

The News" g. Delivered by Carrier
ga Logan Every Night Sunday exc
coptedJ at l5 Cents Per Month All
payments and Complaints regarding
delivery should be made to II A.
Mitchell Agent Tor Daily. saturday
and SCmi-Weekly News A6 ~
Center Street Phone SEA ludepond-
emit
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Dear sYs.-At the age Of i've years contracted had
case Of Catanh II began with prousc WatclY dcl1fsc
from my nose The matter falling into my throat Kept me
constantly hawking and splitting and my breath roo was
fcanully offensive but 81 s.. s. has cured mo sound ana
vel 81 the CataIrh and cheenuly recommend it 20 DE
when began taking s. S. S. il wasfor another disease
which The doctor called tuberculosis OF the bone ana ane
Ibegqn thc use vi your remedy s. s.. S. four ~ ff Eve
tubclcos have healed and feel az vel az ever do l uy
life. Oalhh NAtL.
$50 Gsrhsia Ave.. Kansas City No.
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NOSE STOPPED UP AND HcEssASr COUCH.

Ceutlemen - suffered for long time with bad case
Of Catah and took great deal of medicine without any
beneht Several doctors told me could not be cured.
1 had a continual headache, my cheeks had gown
purple my nose was always stopped up, my breath had
sickennE and disgusting od0r, and coughod ncessanty
heard Of your s. s. s. and wrote 70 you. On yolf
oomnendat0n commenced 10 use IT, and fteI taking
6evei bottles cured and have never since had ne
slightest ptom Of the disease. VII always DC Eaa
10 recommend IT. 20 other sufferers, ..
Respectfully, MRS. ~. l. WESLEYAN
77lo Caroline ST., 81. Louis, no.
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F6rfhe past twenty i've years have been IN he haot
OF frknF luuIfh Oi 8. g. q. rfrY aFuug hlQoi pu
fr- and have always hfel wen pleased van tht ff.l.
had Cat1rl aIa numbef oi years which wac ca'so ~
blood l..sfr 0n earth Not only go it Cuc my tltiih
bat have known of uhclg used Other .is1 Hih co.
f.-giv Nd. frrt0u. rfslIls. LOCK MCDANIEL.
u.irfbn. T.ras. u. IS. Dlst AliQrlcy.
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ORDERVILLE.
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
Little child Whirlcd 20 his Death by
Machine Belt

Special Curro4ro udeu.o.
Ordcryile Kane co.,. March S-A
shocking accident occurred here ou
the End inst. whom little Willard
Porter. the 4-ycar old SON of r.. a.
and Martha Porter was instantly
killed. His father owns corn
shelter and mill operated Boy water
power. The little fellow evidently att
tempted to put on The belt TO start
The mill. ass hc had seen his father
do. when he was caught m the belt
and whlrlcl to his death. His neck
and one of his legs were broken and
th. body was badly bruised. The
child had been loft alone but a NOM
emit by Its companions. and no one
saw the accident
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16

al die same fine Strengthened and built up Nothing equals ~
for this purpose aucks the disease lbs head goes down 10 5
ev hoon nj he robe IN Inc blood and makes permanent and
lasting cure s. S. removes every particle OF the catarrhal mater
from he circulation making this vital hud pure h ana hety
Then M n0aned membranes begin heal because they nounhed
with pure healh-evng blood the head cleared, mucus Stops
droppng back into he throat every symptom disappears S C
ton Is built up and health restored S. BWegeas OF ADoou
purifiers and cures Caal by driving ou te cause rom me system
not contain any habit forming drugs which really 90 MOI cure Can
bIt o6en ruin me- health nor viii s. S nue the most delicate ss-
tes ooI on Csar and any medical advice free all who write
Wis., N TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, Ca
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D
TsuHered severely with Catafh for number % years
ana or hteon months Chg daeaae was so had thal @
mn voice hi consequences oft. tined various treatments
s1d d0ctof ana was uaay given up 20 Die. then took
s. according 90 dire,tona and IN due course o. ume
wv Catauh was entirely cufd. NY voice was restored
-4- WI. GRIFFIN.
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the popular Rapid Transit m1tormal.
a nine-pound girl; 10 the wife of Jack
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Alleged HURGLARs Held
CANTAL0rrE aROMING.

a number of the farmers OF Weber
county have taken steps 70 engage u
thc growing Of cantaloupes for tha
eastern market in competition with the
growers OF Payette valley Idaho, and
Rocky Ford. Colorado. Thus far lbo lt
$50 acres are being prepared for the
planting with melon seeds and it is
very probable that before the time for
planting arrives there win Doe moro
acres added 10 this number
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partmcnt amounting to s2603s were
allowed and tho payroll f1r tho same
department. amounting % S4t5.15. was
also allowed. A resolution introduced
by Flygarc, iavoriug tho extension of
the water main to tho annex tO the
city cemetery was adopted The apoc-
iHl waterworks committee reported in
favor of siN-iuch extension on
twenty street and the council
authorized The construction of the
main The same committee recon-
mcnded that the water cranes and
stand pipes De turned over Co the
WaterWOrks department and Doe put In
good repair. and this was adopted. Tho
same committee recommended the pur-
chase of q horse Tor this department
or the securing of one from The fire de-
.partment
Treasurer Farr reported $l1g2i2l ON
hand in AN departments
Sanitary Inspector shorten reported
nine cases Of contagious diseases
WEBER COUNTY AFFAIRS.
Tho county commissioners me. ycs-
to-day n regular session and transact
cI routine business
The report on county FUNDS showed
cash ON hand Doc o. I1ns. amouutne to-
SHEETS. received between Dee. q and
Feb 2s. 1909. SllNnatr. making total
of sl53.-le.a5. warrants redeemed m
that Time, S93N20a. balance on hand
March ]. $8.. ialNa, warrants Outstaud-
ms, S-2al5.U2
County Clerk s. g. Dye reported that
there was iu the county school fund
S5'o3lO of which sum N,56155 belongs
60 Ogden city and y2.30l.55 belongs 10
Weber county school district
John O.. Child was appointed road
supervisor FOR the Roy district 90 900
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IiaNNt dAAA oOhAA WI
miserable symptom of
Catarrh is haraSsing
and causing discomfort
10 the unfortunate
ones.
Catarrh is a deep
seated blood disease,
one which no amountof
local treatment willeYer
reach and permanently
cure. The beneficial
effects Of washes S,
sprays, inhalationS, 10
tiOnS, ETC., are only
temporary, and when
left off the old condi-
lion returns because
the blood is infected
with catarrhal matter
and impurities. This
inflameS and irritates
the mucous membrane
and tissues and pro-
duces the symptoms Of
ringing noises in the
head and ears, mucus
In the throat, head
aches, watery eyes,
partial deafness, sore
throat, general impair
ment Of the health, etc.
To cure Catarrh
permanently the blood
must be purified, and
the system cleansed o.
all morbid matters, and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16

HAIR TONIC one of her greatest
achievement. 10 De- praised 300 the
highest terms by those who use TO-
ana there's quantities u DO sold. Price
uDr bottle.
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SOC and 81. 90.
25C and S1.00.

NINE YALEs LINIMENT De- now
conner and said 90 have maEiC-llko
influence In curing muscular anec-
-uFaiue. etc. rrice.................. i3e