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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-03
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to Nov. IS. Train leaves ! p. m. Last
train returning leaves Ogden $50 ,. m
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-03

peratures over tie lake region and part of
New England.
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Ostrich PLunles

Black and white Ostrich plumes, $500 & = Ok
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Plumes $500 vaues-sale. WV "
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-03

Mrs. Harold Siegel will leave Satur-
day to join Mr.. Siegel in Nevada,
where they will make their home until
January when they return to New
York Mrs. Siegel has been the re-
cipient of much social attention during
her stay in the city, a number of de-
lightful dinners having been given for
her this week.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-03

Lieutenant and Mrs. Fauntley Miller
returned Tuesday from months we'd
ding trip to Los Angeles, and are now
at home at quarters No. 20 at Fort
Douglas.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-03
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-03

Miss lone Atwood, who has been
visiting in Ogden for the last two
weeks as the guest of DR.. and Mrs.
@. w, Baker, returned home Sunday
evening.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-03

Miss Marion Jones returned TUESDAY
from months visit to Ocean Park
and other southern California points
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-03

Word has been received in Salt Lake
that Mrs. Effie Dean Knappen, Well
known local musician, was married
Monday in New York City.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-03

, The American Music society will
; hold its first meeting for the season
; this evening at the home of Mrs.
Charles Plummer. A program of
; Dudley Buck selections will be rem
, dered, and a number of prominent
, musicians of the city will take part
; in the prOgIa am.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-03

; st. Marks hospital association will
; hold a called meeting this morning 4
; at 10 o'clock at the Y. NJ. c.. A. :
!, rooms for the discussion of plans
! for the annual charity ball given by Z
the association.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-03

Mrs. Charles Plummer will entertain a
few intimate friends of Mrs. Harold l..
Siegel, formerly Miss Agatha Berkhoel,
with an informal tea to be given Friday
afternoon at Mrs Plummer's home in
Fast First SOut hstreet.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-03

: A tea will be given this afternoon
; by the students of Miss Bentley's
school, the affair to be given at the
; school. A musical program will be
; rendered
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-03

Following the play at the Salt Lake
theatre Friday evening, Frederic
Knight Logan Will be the honered
guest at a dinner party to be given
by John Thorn. Mr.. Logan will also
be the guest of honor at a luncheon
to be given by Judge and Mrs. Arm
strong. Mr.. Logan and Mrs. Arm
strong were former classmates.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
SWEETHEARTS
/. LOST IN BIG CITY

NEW YORK, Feb. 1t was
dark. curly head with a chubby. de
termlned face under a cap tightly
pulled down over his ears. and gol'
den head with truant ringlets which
a saucy automobile veil failed 10 hold
in restraint, that attracted the after
ton OF Detectives Fallon and Feigel
at the corner OF Bradford-ave. ana
Mains, Flushing Both heads were
close together debating some weight
subject. when Detective Fallon, who
had been watching the pair for some
time, broke in upon the conference
without an introduction.
Who are you and where did you
come from" he asked.
They were He'll De Haven. 10, AMI
Elsie Tomlinson, IA. who with IS be
tween them, left Pinesville, Pa. TO see
the sights OF New York. and lost their
way in Flushing He'll doubled his
fists. He felt trouble was coming.
Elsie chung To his arm and, survey
ing the detective. said.
We'll. | declare But II you must
know. this Is my brother. Jack Archer.
and we are going back 10 our home
in PInesville.'
The detective took them before
Magistrate Fitch, where the truth
came out.
This man here" said Elsie with a
wave OF her hand toward He'll, Is nv
beau We are in love with each other
and some day We are going TO marry
My papa owns 7s.acre farm in Pines
VILE. on Lincolns birthday morning
mamma gave me- s. 10 go to Squire
Kinks house and pay the taxes and
for some straw On the way TO the
squire's met He'll and he looked nice
IN his new suit told him where
was going. and YOU know We had OF
ten planned a trip TO see New YORK
SO He'll said. Elsie. I've a dollar this
l. good chance 10 see New York.
Well. here We are
We'll. a good spanking might DC
/ you both good" said the magistrate
but. after all don't know that yol
need spanking. 1T that. First In
going 10 get YOU a good meal. an
then I'm going 20 send YOU back HON,
Ito your parents And they'll probabl.
be more lenient with you than | am
for they'll be- glad 10 get you bot
hack safe
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
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The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
WANTS COURTEOUS
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SENATOR SHIELDS OFFERS BILL
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FOR TUBERCULOSIS sANITAR
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(From a STAFF Correspondent. }

LANSING, Mich, Feb. Ex-senator
Shields, OF Howell. has introduced
bill in the legislature insuring courte-
Gus treatment for United States sol
diers and sailors at hotels and other
public places when they are able TO
pay ana are sober anu orderly. lie
also offered a bill sppropriating ;sS,
500 for the tuberculosis sanitarium al
Howell
The following other bills were intro
duced:
BY Scott. OF Detroit 10 prevent useless
waste OF water. gas or minerals ON
lands sold by the state for taxes. The
till reserves the right 10 the state OF
all minerals beneath the surface. lie
offered another bill 10 collect taxes
on these natural products and requir
ing persons digging for coal, oil, ga
or minerals to furnish report TO the
state geolcgist showing the amour,
OF products obtained.
The Taylor-Ogg home rule measure
was introduced in both houses.
! Ply Anhut. VI Detroit. to prevent the
practice OF palmistTy OF fortune telling
and predicting events by any method
BY Weter OF Richmond. 10 change
the season OF duck.hunting and fish
lag in Lake ST. Clair
b. FOX, 81 the 500 compelling town.
ship boards 10 submit annual state
ments OF financial conditions and ex.
pcnditures.
Iosco county citizens sent IN lon
petition endorsing the action OF super
yiscrs in granting franchise rights on
/ the Au Sable river saying that the a 3
ton was proper and voiced the senu
mcnt Of q majority OF the citizens
A concurrent resolution was offered
by Fowle. of me 500, endorsing the
action OF United States Senators Bur
rows and Smith In trying TO secure q
modification or the Great Britain
American treaty which divides the
J water power without regard to terri
torial boundaries Under the Chen
treaty America has "a $40 OF the wa
ter and the effort now is To retain thii
amount. Passed both houses
These bills went through committee
OF the whole. requiring persons re-
leased on probation TO tlle bond. giy
ing a broader scope in partition suit
End increasing the salary OF steno2
raphe I'm the second Judicial circui
from $500 to $4,000.
Quite a squabDle arose. In the hous
committee over the appropriation BIZ
for the college of mines al Houghton
one item calls for $1,000 10 purchase
smoke consumer which in that 10
cality Is looked upon as unnecessary
there being only few dwellings am
the fight was on 10 cut this out. bu'
officials of the instigation want thi'
money and are using the utmost ef
forts TO aet-it einched. The commit
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
Throat and stomach Trouble.

Airs Joseph Towne. Devils Lake.
Mich. wr!tss.
haNv trted Peruna and nave
foand ID an excellent tonic and cure
for catarf.l.
ID was a sufferer from eatarrh OF
tie throat and also OF the stomach.
was urable 10 take doctors meui-
cine aud Vas about 20 give up IA
despair waon was advised hN 4
friend 10 trS Peruna, which ] y u
with tsr best results. I could not
eat even tire weakest diet without
distressing mN stomach. hat after
takiug the nrst bottle OF Prrund |
was able 10 eat anytAins that ! de
sired.
surely owe my present heaith
10 your wonderful medicine. PerUuA
which l shall be glad "a rccomne nj
g. Mn who suffer as ! did ! will no
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medicine Ike the great and Nor-
dfttal PEI .Ha."
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18

Pe.ru.ns for Sudden Changes OF
Weather.
Mr Joseph Tenant. sheriff. County
Court House. 81. Joseph. Mich. writes:
Il advocate Peruna as trusty COM
panion, especially for a man whose
business compels him 20 be out in all
sorts OF weather, subject TO sudden
che gees.
- have used IL several times for
colds, and found that a few doses
would cure me In each instance.
Taken Immediately after being out
In the wet or cold IL seems To throw of
all unpleasant effects and restores the
system TO It's normal condition within
"a few hours.
'Peruna IL worthy honest praise. and
has my honest endorsement"
Troubled With Bronchitis.
Mrs Eliza j. Freeman, Evangelist
and Missionary \. NJ. r.. Church. writes
from .i3 Greenwood Ave. Jackson.
Mich. follows.
Il wanted 10 let YOU know what a
God-scnd Pcruna was To me | was all
rur down. and was so bothered with
/ bronchitis ~ times that | was not able
weeks. Now | caa talk and sing with
ease"
Peruna is gaining ground in the
American home every day. a greater
number II households are relying on
Peruna today than ever before In It's
history.
For free book OF testimonials al
dress The Pcruna Drug Manufacturing
| Company. Columbus. Ohio.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
MINISTER CHARGED
WITH INTOXICATION

ONAWAY. Mich. Feb ls.-Rev w.
:. shaw. pastor of the First Methodist
church OF Onaway. formerly secretary
of the y. VI. &. A. at Port Huron and
former pastor Of fashionable church
az Pullman. H.. Is charged with intoXi.
cation by members Of his church The
minister. it Is said became addicted
TO liquor when his l3yehr-old son was
al the point Of death. Rev. Mr.. Shaw
entered his church here IN Supplied
condition and listened TO the sermon
preached by Or. w. B. Collins. district
OF the Methodist
church district. Friends OF the min.
lister will send him TO Illinois in an
effort TO cure him OF the liquor habit
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18

tee is inclined 10 favorable report
and II Gonc there viii be fight on the
floor
The house has adopted a resolution
commenting the candidacy OF Rep.
John G. Lodge. OF Detroit. for the OF
fee OF auditor OF Wayne county. The
house passed a resolution congratu'
lating Rep. Lodge on his announce
ment as a candidate for the Office.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
SUPREME COURT.

LANSING, Mich, Feb. ls.-The su-
preme court today heard the following
cases:
Sabin VS.. Northwestern Leather Co;
Folkmire vs. Michigan United Railway
Co; Gloede ys Rautenberg: Monroe
VS. Bushnell People VS.. Detroit, Belle
Isle & WINDSOR Ferry Co.
Writ certlorari was granted in Wer-
stein vs.. board OF supervisors OF Cal
houn county.
Franck c. Sibley was admitted "a
the bar on motion.
Call for Thursday 1875. SO. IL. %. l07.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18

"a III Atlt 10 ltt OitliACuu II
About TWO years ago my health be-
backacnc most OF the time. pain In my
stomach ana left side, was nervous and
could not slte9.
Last November | wrote You for adj
vice and commenced taking Peruna. |
have taken several bottles OF Peruna
and TWO 81 Manalin. and now | feel like
n new woman 1 am rs well as | ever
was IN my life. and | am glad 20 praise
r. runa Got tie blessed relief ] found
through its use would advise the
sick 20 take Peruna
a." Suffered With My Eyes"
Mrs. Louise NJ Crane. L.. -. s. Box
81, Owosso. Mich. writes.
Il suffered with my eyes SO that
could not see print. ! went To various
hnally | had an operation performed on
my eye lids. However. when | caLI.
home. ny condition became worse and
was respondent
Il heard Peruna praised So much
that | began 10 take II. Now, after
taking eight bottles OF Il | can sec
every one, My eyes were So bad
could not tell who my friends Were
Now 1 car read. write, sew ana DO my
/ houSeWork our occulist. who want, q
me TO write 10 YOU about my case
/ thinks il Is wonderful It Is about
/ nine months now since my eyesighI
4 came 10 me
: Peruna IL composed OF the most ef.
( ncacious and universally used hefbH
I remedies FOR Catarrh. Every ingredi-
ent OF Peruna has a reputation OF IL
/ own In the cure OF some phase ~ ca
! tarrh.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
ANDREWS GETS
STATE PLUM

LANSING, Mich. Feb. lS.-Goy.
Warner has sent TO the senate the
nomination of Roger NJ. Andrews OF
Mcnominee, To- be commissioner OF
mineral statistics for two years begin
4 ming April /. 1909: Charles J. Byrns, of
lshpeming. to be member of the board
of trustees OF the upper peninsula
hospital for the insane for six years
after April 16, 1909, and Ira Carley,
of Stephenson. Menominee county. TO
be member of the board of control OF
the state house OF correction and
branch of the state prison In the up
per peninsula for six years.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18

writes
In the winter of nineteen hundred !
was taken with catarrh IN my mead ana
nose very severely and for some time
used different medicines. bat 70 no
benefit
seeing the advertisements Of Peruna
for catarrh. | gave II q thorough trial
can safely say that am permanent
Is cured for which ] am Vety tnaukfnl.
freely endorse Peruna for all cases or
catarrh
Mrs. Margaret Kielkopt Il. +. II ,,
Sturges Mich. writes.
II can Justly SAY that / have been
cured ~ catarrh and asthma through.
your advice, after having been troub-
led with Il for over twenty i've years.
Il cen also recomend Peruna FOR
stomach trouble"
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
PONTIAC MAN
UNDER ARREST

LOS ANGELES. Cal, Feb. ls.-Geo
W. Terry. OF Pontiac. Mich, is held
here for extradition on the charge OF
withholding $4,000 from his trusted
after being declared bankrupt by
thu United States district court.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18

Miss Lizzie Haenleiu H. r. u, IL.
Saginaw. W :. Mich, writes.
Several years ago was taking
medicine sor goltrc which irritated nay
throat. stomach ana bowels SO taat
they felt a. II sCaldcd. was Vrgt
poorly. could not eat small piece 81
toast without distress lost thirty
pounds I'm three months.
Finally | thought OF Peruna. which
/ had used once before for my stom-
auh About five years ago PerunA
cured me OF hiliOusness.
After writing YOU for advice and
folIo,yfrg Nau~ directions became
cured for which ! ann very thankiHl
and viii recommend your medie cine
Nvhe1r,rr j can Now ] can eat and
slaap well aud feel good. ! haze not
feit as LIGHT and good IA Ave years as
! 90 now.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18

Mrs r. 5ecca Town, Boa g., Barry
ton. Mich. writes
4 desire - express TO you my thanks
for the interest you have shown In M
sickness | suffered with Catarrh OF
the stomach. which IL now cured. and
J feel like a new person.
since / have taken your Peruna ana
NQuu!in people are surprised 70 see
how / have Improved In health.
Troubled With Catarrh.
Mr.. Eli Letevre. Jr.. Milford. Mich,
" rites
u had been troubled with catarrh
FOR number OF years. and had been
taking medicine for II. but II did me
no good
In reading one or Or Hartman .
books entitled Winter Catarrh,' | dis
covered that Peruna WAS good Tor ca
tairh
After had taken only. three bottles
OF Peruna | was cured or the catari :,
| now advise every body troubled With
catarrh 10 take Dr. Hartman : Peruna
as II Is a sure cure for that disease.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18


Peruna a combination tof efficient herbal reme'
dies welds a powerful influence on all the mu-
cous membranes OF the body. and hence reaches
tarrh wherever :; - located
This Is our claim aud able to substantats
this claim by ample quotations from the Highest
Medical Authorities ~ tEe world
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
Lec BROKEN. UNHITcHEs TEAM,

KALAMAZOO. Mich, Feb. 1s.-Bert
Romis. a farmer livig near Schoolcraft,
10 miles south OF here, showed great
nerve by extricating himself from be-
meath load OF logs that had fallen on
him. fractwing his leg. the bone pro-
iruding through the flesh. Romig stop.
+ Ded 10 unhitch his team and started
them Tor home before he began drag
Iux himself half mile TO the nearest
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
FOLLOWS MOTHER TO GRAVE.

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. Feb. IS
Marion n. Baxter, who has been en-
ployed at the American steam pump
works for 50 years. and one OF the
best known mechanics in this district,
is dead from pleuro-pneumonia HIS
funeral will be held two months TO a
day after his mother died.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
$4,000 Loss
FROM STORM

4 CLEVELAND, Ohio, Feb. lS.-The
storm OF sleet. snow and wind that
caused such widespread destruction,
has passed to the eastward. AT FIRE.
mond the loss is etimated at $4,000.
One big building collaped under the
weight of ice, causing a loss of $4,000.
The plant OF the Fremont Home TeIe-
phone company is badly wrecked.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18

The largest bronze casting in the
world Is the statue OF Peter the Great
at ST Petersburg.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18

Chronic Catarrh Is a Disease
Which Is Very Prevalent.
Many Thousand People Know
They Have Chronic Catarrh.
1t May Be of the Nose. Throat,
Lungs, Stomach or Some Other
Internal Organ.
Pe-ru-na Is Remedy for Chronic
Catarrh and Is an Immense
Saving to the People.
Already Thousands of People
Have Been Cured by Pe-ru-na.
Mr.. Wm. NJ Pierce. X H. :. Athens.
Mich writes T. Or Hartman concern
ing his wife's case 40 follows:
NY wife is strong and hearty. get
ting hcshler all the time. We feel more
than thankful.
Suffered With Gastritis.
she was taken with typhomalaria. l
had Ihree different doctors. but they
could only relieve her for time. Then
gastritis set In and for a long time l
thought she never would be any better.
But thanks 10 YOU and your adver-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS them we learned or
Aou--and feeling that | must write you
for Information. | did SO.
she commenced following your in
structions and taking Peruna, and con
she can eat anything other people can
eat. and does all her housework with
out any help. We both feel SO thank
full that we sing the praises OF Peruna
TO every one, sick or well"
Head. Bowels and Stomach.
Mrs Mary A. Marcy. Portland. Mich.
writes:
saved my life. | suffered six months
with catarrh OF the head. bowels and
! stomach.
am stronger than | have been In SIX
I Years / thank God for Peruna. I will
\ never be without IL again. ] know -
Will cure all catsrrh II taken right
| would do that | cannot say enough
J for 1t
Hearing Affected.
Mrs Sophia Youell l29 :. Prospect
/ ST. Grand Ranids. Mich, writes.
Il was great sufferer from catarrh
/ and tried great many different RENE
| dies, but received no relief. Through
| the influence Of "A friend tried Peruna.
! Al that time | was so deaf that IL re-
| quLyed a great effort on the part OF
! strong voiced people TO make me hear.
| After using but four bottles ofsPe-
| runa my hearing returned and today
my hearing Is perfect.
! Peruna is no longer a mysterious
word used TO designate an unknown
| compound. but 70 is the trade mark
! title OF legitimate pharmaceutical
| compound which no physician or set
! OF physicians VIII undertake TO belittle.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
FREE PACKAGE COUPON.

FIJI ont the blank lines below
with your name aud address, cut
out coupon and mail 20 the PNRA-
MID DRUG COMPANY l54 Pyra'
mid Bldg, Marshall. Mich. a trial
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Cure Will then be sent you AT once
by mail. FREE. in plain wrapper i.
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The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
Pe-ru-na Is Remedy for Chronic
Catarrh and Is an Immense
Saving to the People.
Already Thousands of People
Have Been Cured by Pe-ru-na.

Mr.. YIN. NJ Pierce. X X. :. Athens.
Mich. writes a. DIR. Hartman concern
ing his wifss case as follows.
MY wife ts strong ana hearty. get
ting heshler all the time. We feel more
Than thankful
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
Loss OF Appetite,
Backache.

Mrs. Joseph Dlshaw, SAIL
ing Mich. writes
'My experience with Pc
rama has been such thdS |