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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-24

M. Edwards, W. S. Childs. H. Gordon Kenna, Myron Mckay, Miss Kathleen Blount, Miss Jessye Branscomb, Miss Mamie Singleton, Miss Johnnie McGowen, Miss Lula Kate Cade and Miss Lucille Sim gleton.
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man. Campbell was taken to the county jail to await the coming of an officer from Bibb county.
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EnsIey Elks vs. Bessemer Bills.

All arrangements have been perfected by Manager John Morrison of the Elks
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Log Cabin saxinr.-

Frank T. Stanton. IN Uncle Rernls' Magazine
Reason some folks amt in no hurry
ter 90 ter heaven is ksze dey don't want
de angels ter think dey got de idee dat
der treasure won't keep 'twel dey come.
Hits no wonder Of satan goes lax a
race hoss. kaze ever time he s5an's stu
do OF sinners saddles ali de sins on him
Judgment day looks fur OF ter de
sinners. but hits my opinion dat Kunnel
Gabriel viii wake Us al Up too soon
Adam wuz Dc fust man IN the fruE
business, bus as de president OF a apple
trust he never would "a been a success
De roundness or de fatness er de vrorV
don't interfere MID my feeiiu's. what zits
me is how Ter fence IN one iii patch CT
Il whilst &c yuther folks Is reachin- fer
il all
Trouble IS 50 sOciable he'll talk ter YOU
all day long. set Up Wid you al night,
and So ter yO' funeral IN de rain
De married man what makes er success
er his business is de same feller What
listens ter what his OF oman says al ds
supper table.
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REAL MISCELLANEOUS
REMOVAL NOTICE.

NEssRs. c. D PENNEBAKER. SURVIVING
partner q c. D. Pcuuebaksr and John Psul Jones.
Charles f. Carts. and Eugene A. Jones have -
moved their law Offices from I55l s.. and the
rooms 20 20 20 in the Metropolitan National
Bank Building. 65 18th ST NV Telsphcnes. Main
iI0GIF17. u3s
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B.-FcIgFirV schedule f--res --blished orI7
as information. ard are rot r7s-r-r-d-
Fer Afartr. Birmirrfam. Noble Nev O-issns
AshrTill-. thsttanoCzl. Memphis. a. u. ard Io-s5
p d. daiy Diri1r cars
F- KCsroke. knczviIie C-s--aro~rs. Ms--r1is,
NcU Orleans l0-lo p n. daily. DirirE cars
F-- Columbia Charleston Augusta. AIKEN. Ssran-
ush. JsrFzorvil-e. and Flcriia roir-s 40 r r.
daiiv- Di-irF car se-rice-
ToI1-ist car~ frr Califcr-i2 iTi-reeE1v- g-7 r z
Locai fo- Hsr-is1utlrg 81 a. m Csiv- s-15 . n
week DAYS. sor DsuTiIle- 81 O. m daily. sud ~
CharlottesriIle. 80 a. r. ard f]5 2 d. daily.
F-eeuert trains % ard from E-uum01r-
L 5. BROWN. General AEert
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NUIE-F Flhllsled onlT as infCrnatio1. ard 1ot
guaranteed.
sdo T. NC & q LIMITED. Daf--Fast res
nb--eo train P-usr sleerers to Lexington. Lcuis-
vie Cincinnati lDda1zpolis ChiczEo and 81.
Louis Pari0- car f-r Virgins Hct surirEs week
caT> Psilma- car Lo-izvslle 20 Neaphis ard Ne9
Orleans Di7irg cars. ia carte service-
Ld8 p NJ T. Y LIMITED. Dsilv-So-id
ves,ituIe t-1i-. Pullman sleeTe-s 70 Cincinnati
LeLirzton. srd L0zisTilIe Comrartmenr Steering
Csr 20 Virginia Hot STriTEs TcCk ClTs Dining C-rS
IA Carte serTice. Pullman sleere-s Cincinnati 70
Chicago and s. Louis. ard Lo-isFiile 20 Ne-phis
N7shTille ard Neu Orleans
Cheesreake ard ONO OEcss SIS Penns7lraria
arenue. 10 street. s-d New Uuion Station Tel
e1h0re Main 1065 CT rs for tickets hsggzFs chscis
rsse-rstiors erd rarscah
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

THOs. J. FISHER & Co. INC.
Have clients FOR downtown horses ranging In
price from 500 10 $3.50: but particularly fo-
$500 value We solicit from oWners of s,ch prop
erty the agency for the sale of same
THOS J. FISHER & CO., INC.
7.s 18th 81 NV.
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When YOU have lost or found anything,
telephone an advertisement 10 The Wash
ington Herald. and biz viii be sent you
At ! cent 8 word
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TREAsrRY nEPARTaIENr
RrREAT o.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. BUREAU Or
EnEsring ard Printing. Washing-on- d. c.
March - l9ca- Sealed proposals win be received
a. This CfSce until r. n MONDAY.
NAY 8 sla. 20 furnish durinE the 6scai year
beginning July T. l99. hTass castings and IRON
czs-mES Awards VII be made only 90 es,sh1
lshcd u1uufscrurtrs q. dealers IN. the artciss
The night b reserved - reiect any al t,ds
or parts of bids. Blank forms. with speciEctio1s
for rTupozis sn6 other information desired VII
be furnished intending bidders CT zpricsrio1 %
JOSEPH F. RALPH. Director - Bu7eau-
r-lLra AZ u
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INSURANCE.
RALPH w. LEE

INSURANCE IL ALL ITS BRANCHES.
RklOh Ed To ROOMS El %
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANk BUILDING.
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BUSINESS EDUCATION.

WANTED
BQOkK EEpERS. TENOGRAPHERs
TELEfERAPHERS
Mofe bankers in the Seventeen Stats n
which Juc. F. Drsuglon's Thirtr-one ColeCss
arc located. ild0Tse theSc Business Coucres
than iDdorse ALL others. If F0U Eznt F-FI-
DENCE and want % RISE C the Saa-dzy
class ask for FREE cstaloEue Lessons BIZ
NAIL z preferred.
DRAUGHON'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS
COLLEGE.
Washington. Chesiey Blds-. IS7 \. Y. ave.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-A MAN FOR CLEANING. PRESS
inC. and dysinz. Apply sl2 5th =. NV. @
WANTED-SKTLI FUL TAILO3S on WOMEN's
coats. Apply JULIUS GAGFINKLE & CO.. 18th
and I stS S.
WANTED-BOYS TO SELL NEWSPAPERS.
Call as Seward square str
WANTED-SIX BOYS TO SELL THE WASH
ineton Herald who can play baseball. 20 join the
uewsboys' ball team: also 3 boys 10 sell special
Saturday and Sunday only. Apply G. J. JONES,
% 5 2 II. Herald Office str
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LOST AND FOUND.

L0sT-BETWEEN POsT LUNCH ROOM AND ?
st.. Sunday 9 O'Clock. small green leather purse
containing sum in gold and change; also keys
Reward ROOM S. TresSury.
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AND WESTERN RWY,

SCHEDULE N EFFECT JANUARY =. lsas.
Leave Washington NeW Uui01 Stari0u
sNa a. m.-Daiiy-Al poi1ts Norf,Ik and Wess-
err also knoxTille Ciatfanooza. ard Memphis
lo-o = n--Dzily- RognCke. Bristol. Wfnsfar-
Salem kncXTile Chsftanocra. Nashville. Nerrhis
NeT Orleans. ThrouEh slecner- Dining czrs
For Nc-fok-Lesve Washington. 40 q n daily
I15 O. m daily iezcept Sunday. Arrive Norfolk
u5o e. m. 2nd so y m
4a5 p rn--Daiiy-B -BerTyriIle- L.srar Shenandoah.
Trains frcn tle Southwest arrive 6-6 A. n ard
Ic-0 r. m.
All information Fourteenth street and New YORK
arenle LRrnf Rrlair-l
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FOR EXCHANGE.

81 40 STENOGRAPHER. COMMERCE. DESIRES
exchange field position for Washington: consider
abe tr1vel expenses allowed. Address BOX lsl,
Herald 0ffce.
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PROPOSALS

HOUSE OF REPRESE ENTATIVES. TNIrEp
States. Washington. n. C.-Ma1 letting notics -
co-tract0-s-Sesloi lsrC-als Ell he rcceired a.
che Cfce q the uoz-mastcr cf rae House az Reu-e-
sertstires UrfI twelve t1ZI oc,1cs noon on APRIL
3 l9Ce. fo- Carrying aU msas ard ualz5'e El--s-
of The Hc--e of Brr-eseutztigss o. and from ths
Cry P1s--Cfce- and CO. ard f-ur The reS-F--fTs
residences ~ the usrbers Cf the Hc-sc a. ReI---
=eu-arIrCs. ard f0T srCl ether se-Vi-es connected
UI1r harding rL9 H1TC ul1lrs nay r. r-1u1r-1
ry the postmaster durllE the fsczl --l- enil--
lure 81. 1910 NJ tld u-crossl VII b. c0cy1e-el
u-icss accompanied Vlrh -he names ~ rro or u1Te
reiet'e persons f1r reference ss 20 chz1c-e- ar1
financial responsibility ef Sfrl hf1der- TIE p0St-
master reserves The 1Er- On re-cr- acy ~ sl hliS
f-l particulars ard information VII be furnished
gpcn arric4fior to tls rCst1asteE of the Eu-ss c1
RerEeSe-tsrires- AL tids should be u1-sc1 01 --s
Iscks al rhe elraiCIPs- Proposals f0- Cs-1I-g rls
HCuse Usils. and addressed ~ SAMUEL a. Ian
GIN. PCsruasrer. Horrse Ct ReT7rsents-ires-
81 q
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WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE AND
ANNAPOLIS ELECTRIC RAILWAY.

Electro uaiace cars from White Ho,ss station
18th ard Y SIS NORTHEAsTJ
Fer Baltmcre-ETsry half hour from so a. r. %
80 2. n. and SO go isz9. and irsss 2. n.
except On the ODD h0l-z- Local cars a. 6.55 slo
u-i9 a. n and l-0 $40 SD. 10 o n
Car on the ETEN ho-rs make 10 stop be-vea1
Washington and baltimore.
For AnnaDoiis-E7ery hour from $50 a n. 70 $50
2. A.. and L-i3 ? %.
Fares Ore Wsv. Round rTfr.
p" if-l-lllfTe. ------------ &c. al.B
To Annapolis and Z. 6.
Naval Acsdery.-..-..--.. -5c UH
BaENFe chccscd
al sr. cars u11 direct 70 White House Station
TicEet orics az 18TH and y Y sre northwest ard
~ White Eo-se station. 18th ard p s-s NORTH
EAST Telephone N 1a15 ard Linz -e
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RAnRnAna-
& 0HTO RATTRaAR

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAuR0AA.
LEAVE 70 sEy 5TlS7S TSEQTi Il lsTkTIOS.
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NV TCaE-
NM TERMINAL. I'D STREET, NEW fo3EI
80 O. n Drner Puil1au Fz-ior.
$50 g. n- Observation P9xle~- F1Fghog tn
flisss@. BHssT and sRd PiI=sS siss FsrioT ToT -
= 20 p n Diner ard Pullman ParioT CzF.
$50 p n Real Limited. % An Pcllrsn- SAGzL
Il1A o. m Coaches 70 Philaneiprsa-
- n DiaeT and Pellnsa Psrisr.
N NJ Ccaehes - Phl-adelpLiA
'iz.l5 night. sieepcrs 70 New Y0-L
- n. sleepe-s 70 Philadelphia & NsE Y1tA
.AILANIiC CITY. 90. so. 800 a n. z =.
: % p n
~ cry HOUR On THE HOUR
- iMeeE oays. % e. n % y 20 p II
-L.L. 80. r6-D 30 = n IN ~ IN
fs.39. 100 sIl66 a n 'i296 uS5S. sI25s = -
A5. 90 30 3@ $50 gol, l.i5. SO. 15,5.
80 -. 80 30 10. -sSo, go. 'l0So. 'loas.
~. Westward.
CHICAGO. ~ so .. m
tlNClNNATI. ST. LOUIS. AND LOUISVILLE
- a. n. 80 J. n. -l2a9 night.
tsbt &c. SIC e. n IL. 80 ? n. "l27o
cLEyELAND. -sao ?. n.
AAllA lbL =. SO 2. m
MhEELING. - a. M. SO . T.
MlA1 p STR, rs-i0 a. a.. AS so y H
4. EE1DEhlCh- -sz3. rs-0. El5 A. T.. 81 %. 40.
HAGERsTOyN. rsls a. n. so 7. n.
$50. a-d $50 r. n,
-L,aiy ID. ,.,,.,l ,EEesTt slnday- ssundsy ONLY
IELEPh0NES n an the foIl0Tiur Ticket o.
hees. lsl7 g 81. nv. Main 1901. gis Peansyirania
ave, Meln -. NeU Union stlti1u- Tickgr One.
VAN 80, Information Bureau. Main I550
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NON-MEDICAL HEALING.

OUR NON-MEDICAL HEALING BY ENFORCED
CIRCULATION ithe Vacuum Treatmentl c7Ire,
those ailments Of the spine nerves digestive MI
nar5 and generatiTe organs that rob Hfo 0f an of
it1 pleasure and leave yCu a helrlses and homeless
Invalid. II cures You after an others fan
CONSULTATION FREE
PROF. H. y. d. PARKER.
lO2 9th 81. NV
Hours: 10 20 s. SUNDAYS. 70 70
Phone M. 4IIS LADY Assic-,r.
ai5-0 SANATQRIUM ACCOMMODATIONS
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WOOD, COAL. AND COKE.

a BROWNING. LINCOLN AVE. AND sEATON
place ne; broken furnace cal. per ton. S. /:
white ash. esg, stove, and chestnut; SS75; pea coal
y. Phone \. Isl. apl-s1s
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

APPRENTICE GIRLS TO LEARN HIGH-CLASS
drcss0rtinE dres5Inaking designing, and uiliinery
good positions Eraranteed 20 ladies of ability after
learning you can learn in two weeks az Tie NEW
YORK ACADEMY OF DESIGNING, l2O 6 81.
Come this week &C
parrment % work on cnats and skirts. Apply
MANAGER Women's Department, Parker. Bridget
q Co. 9th and the Avenue s.
WANTED-SKILLFCL WORKERS on COATS.
skirts. and dresses Apply JULIUS GARFINKLE
< CO. 18th and r sts e6
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TREASURY DEF1RTNENT, 0FF7CE OF -HE

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF -HE
SglC-risug Architect. Washington. ID. e.. 8p-il
= lsP--Sealed urupossls VII he received az rhis
0--c Until O'Clock j. u- On The 9TH DAY
or APRIL. lao. and then cQeu9t f- new
reltiiarmE apparatus fo- the drafting roon cf rhe
Surprising Architects oEce Treag-rv Bri-5irE
NsshlngtCr. ID. G.. On accordance with d-aVilEs
ard speci6calC1s thereto copies q Which may BE-
Obtained az tins cEce az che 6lscrecon q the 81
pe-risinE Architect JAMES KNOX TAYLOR.
Supervising Arcai-ecr. apS57
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SPECIAL OFFERINGS
OF REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
HOUSES.

FOR sALE-SAiALL BRICK THAT WILL NET
e Der cent 70 quick purchaser. OWNER. ZZl3 lst
u. nv
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CENTRAL LOCATION
PRICE ONLY so
CONVENIENT TO L ST. AND CONN AVE
ozrS, LITERALLY. 8 c0Tr1f residence. THREE
STORIES. BAY WINDOW. NINE ROOMS, one
bacd. heated b. furnace: kitchen frst f0cr plenty
hsht, no dark coTncTs; very cheerful home Ask
foT write. his ad last rooa on rlsat side.
sNAHILELL. RHEEM & HENSEY co.
81 Y L-h &. nv
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEoUS.

WANTED - ORDERS FOR FLORIDA PALM
leaves or eTeTEreens for decorations making pot
plants. Address 5. B. oLlGH. Leesbfrg. Fla. 90
NEW SO STANDARD SEWING MACHINE;
must BE- sold az onoe. BOX I6o. He-sld Office. g.
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FOR SALE-BUiLDING LOT on RANDLE
Highlands at a reasonable price. Address IuI
McEenFy ST. Baltimore Nd &C
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FOR SALE
JUST OVER THE CONN. AVE BRIDGE
New DFOOT HOUS 10 roUns ? baths hot
water hCat; large yard
CAN BE BOUGHT ~ MONTHLY PAY
MENIS u GOo. which includes INTEREST
INSURANCE. TAXES. and PAYS OFF PRLN-
Opal
SWARTZELL. RHEESf & HENsEY co.
y 18th 81 nv s.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-11
DO You Weigh Too Much ?
The Real Remedy and the Reelpe.

The Real Remedy and the Recipe.
There are some stout people whom the
above question does not seem TO trou-
bic very much. They are. however.
wrong TO be SO careless. for obesity is a
complaint which brings many evils in
its train. There are others who have
sought long and earnestly for a really
reliable remedy for obesity. and 20 these
the following prescription will be of
absorbing interest, because il presents
i'm a simple and harmless form and sure
relief-a remedy which is rapidly gain
ing 4 worldwide reputation. The read
er may make up the prescription for
himself Tor HERSELF on getting the in
gradients from the druggist-or the lat
ter viii do so willingly.
This is the full recipe: l. oz. Narmo-
la, Z OF. Fluid Extract Cascara Aro-
matte. and 3ia o.. Peppermint Water.
Take dose of one teaspOonfui after
each meal and at bedtime.
This admirable and quite harmless
remedy viii soon take off pounds of the
offending fatty excess. and as day BY
day. the weight decreases. strength and
vigor will return i'm equal ratio. for. be
It observed, there is no fasting or ex-
ercise required. Rest, good food, reg
ular doses-these are all that is neces-
sary 10 reduce weight to normal. in
crease the supply Of pure blood. cleaI
the skin, beautify the complexion an6
restore energy and excellent spirits.
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A WONDERFUL SIGHT,
tClevlaand L.eaderl

Dean Farrar. in his "Reminiscences. 4"
says that the first proofs Of Dean Stan
leys Sinai and Palestine" informed the
reader that from the monastery Of Sinai
was visible the horn of the brrrf,g
beastr'
ms was fearfully aDocalyptic night
zon Of the burning BUSH
Wnen the dean answered an invitation
to dinner his hostess has been known to
write Dack and inquire whether his note
~as an acceptance OF a refusal. and when
or some worktngman. the recipient of hjs
letter thanked him, but ventured to re-
quest that the tenor Of the answer might
De written out by some one else. 'as he
the aristOcracy'' -'-Ns u
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and through the buildings. Everything
concerning the buildings is explained;
questions regarding the Mormon church
are freely asked and answered; litera-
ture is distributed literally.
It is rather amusing for Salt Lake
people to mingle with the parties of
tourists in the temple grounds these
days. listening to their comments and
questions. They admire the tabernacle
and the temple; they take kodak views.
they see and marvel and they carry
away with them impressions and infor-
nation that could never be obtained by
reading columns of descriptive matter
regarding all these things.
MONDAY Organ ReeitaIs.
The noon organ recitals at the taber-
nacle viii always be an attraction for
the tourists. The famous organ, which
contains over 5000 pipes, ranging in
length from one-fOurth Of an inch To
fiftv-two feet, capable of thousands upon
thousands of tonal varieties, is one thing
that every tourist wants TO see. An at
tendance at one of the organ recitals
which are given every day for the ben
eft OF strangers within the gates Of the
city. is an event never forgotten.
Usually from the temple the tourists
patTonize the seeing Salt Lake tour
ing cars and automobiles, the manage
ment for which said that the company
entertained an average of more than 50t
people per day during last week. The
trip, either by car or by auto. includes
most Of the points of interest i'm the city
The wide streets. the parked bOulevards
the old homes of adobe. the many fine
residences, the public schools and hos
pitfalls and churches, the big buildings
Of the city are seen. All Of these are ex-
planned Interestingly by a conductor oil
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CLOUDBURST At
SIOUX CITY, IA.
Many Persons Driven From
Their Homes and Much
Property Destroyed.

Sioux City. July 1O-One thousand per
sons were driven from their homes ana
many thousands of dollars damage was
done by d flood in Perry creek. snlaIl
stream that separates the east and west
sides, early today.
1t was the worst flood in the city :
history. A cloudburst north OF SIOUX
City is believed to have been the cause
Leo Bethschuider. aged q, was drowned
The flood apparently reached its crest
during the day and the worst was De
lieved to be over.
Five hundred homes in the densely
populated district along the creek were
surrounded by water. The plant OF the
City Traction company was flooded ana
street car traffic was tied up.
In the wholesale district near the MIS-
souri, river front water from the creek
ran along the streets and flooded the
cellars, causing heavy loss. The gas
mains to the east side were broken by
the flood and thousands were forced 10
eat cold breakfasts. Farmers from Perry
Creek telephoned the flood news TO this
city Immediately whistles were blown
and the residents I'm the threatened dis
tricts were aroused by police and fire
men, but the flood came so rapidly that
many had close calls.
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the car, and visitors are bound to be
edited and instructed and impressed
with the greatness of Salt Lake. to be
interested in its history and entertained.
And then the lake-Great Salt lake
famous over the world as Utah's great
Dead sea. Each day many strangers
are entertained at the lake, where the
principal delight is bathing. The wa
ter is seven times heavier with salt than
the water in any ocean.
Influx Is Increasing.
These are the attractions that occupy
the attention of all tourists in Salt Lake.
There are other attractions that are in
viting to the many who are not making
merely a passing call Within fifty
miles Of the city are numerous noun
tain resorts and places Of interest which
make most delightful side trips.
salt Lake welcomes the visitors; she
wants to show them the progress she
has made Since the days of the old
wagon trail into Salt Lake made by the
Mormon pioneers, the city has grown
to a population of 100 600, and it is esti-
mated that 10000 persons are added
every year Thousands Of visitors are
coming, and the number is expected to
increase rather than diminish as the
time approaches for the annual reunion
OF the Grand Army next month. Prep
aratiOns for this big event are rapidly
under way. Altogether, this season will
probably be the biggest on record for
the number Of visitors in Salt Lake CITY
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At Kansas City.

Kansas City. July 10.-FlOOd conditions
along the Kansas and Missouri rivers and
their tributaries in this vicinity continue
TO cause apprehension. The Missouri river
at Kansas City has remained at stage
of 25.4 all day, but weather officials say II
viii probably be g by daylight and 4
such is the case a few of the west bottom
streets will be flooded.
Train service west of here is badly de-
mOralized and in fact It is only the St
Louis trains that are able to run on time
Many Of the main lines running through
Kansas have been partially abandoned
and passenger traffic is over circuitous
routes. Freight service is practically at
standsti1L
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Dainty Cream That is q Wonderful
Treatment for This Trouble.

If you want to remove your freckles,
use a remedy that is made specially for
this trouble FreCkles are really a spe-
cial disease of the skin and can be re-
moved only by a treatment that is espe-
Cialiv designed TO remove them
This is one remedy that never fails to
remove freckles. Kintho Beauty Cream. a
dainty preparation that is used by So
ciety women in New York as well as en-
this city. and without a single failure
reported.
we have sold it to our best trade and
with infsllible success. SO that We gladly
recommend ii for removing freckies- Get
a box at the toilet goods department OF
r. c. Schramm and see how quickly il re-
moves your freckles. Full treatment Si.00.
Sufficient quantity for minor cases OF
summer freckles, 69c-
KINTHo MFG. co. (Ine.)
IS Chaplin Block. Buffalo. y. Y.
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TECHNICAL.

washington starr
Uncle Silas." said the man who talras
an interest in people. Il am afraid voTI
went fishing last Sunday
Il spucks / kin prove an ai1bf Whom
Won jes hangs a lire ia de water an'
never. gifts a nibble, you can't call dat
fishin'. kin yer2''
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HOT IN TEXAS.

Fort Worth, Tex. July 1O.-One death
and three prostratiOns at Fort Worth
and three deaths as well as several pros
tratiOns at Dallas, today marked the
third day Of the warmest weather ever
recorded in this section of Texas. Thurs
day the maximum temperature here re-
corded was 80; Friday, 102. and today 101
degrees
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OUTCOME AWAITED.

La Paz, Bolivia, July 1O-The celebra-
ton planned for July 10 has been post
poned as a result Of disorders here. The
trouble is the outcome Of the decision
rendered by President Alcorta Of Argen-
tina in the boundary dispute between
Peru and Bolivia
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THE DEsERFT SAVINGS p.sTZ

n DIRECTORS:
F,Iias sSS ,lss, Vice President
- = ms JOnn K. Barnes. John {. Cut
~ L, David Eccles, A ". Carlson CteC- ~.
f is2a.-lley, John R, Winder. Reed smo6St
-Four per cent tn i-,s' y + James.
deposits. PAU on savings
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VICTIM OF WHISKY.

Butte, July 10.-Ernest Lambert. under
arrest for intoxication, committed sui
eide this evening in the city Jail By swaI-
lowing large quantity of carbolic acid.
Death ensued within twenty minutes He
Is prominently connected in st. Paul.
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TAFTs lake A TRIP.

Beverly, Mass, July 10.-The entire
Taft family, except the president, got
together for an outing today. They en-
joyed an automobile trip along the north
shore as far as Magnolia. Mrs. Taft
showed evidence of marked improvement
in health
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DANGER INCREASING

Brownsville, Tex. July 1O-Surrounded
by water the Inhabitants of West Browns
vile were today fearful of the conse-
quences should the Rio Grande continue
to rise. Small houses west of the CITY
stood In several feet of Matar-
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NATIONAL BANK OF TIE REl.8I

L. s. DEPCSITgH-. r-.-ss.
FRANK KNOX ..-------.---.-.. --.-.1- 1870.
JAMES 4. MURRAY .,-.-... ... ~ss-E
". F. -..-......---.---. -ss-r
=. A. CCLBERTSON-. .-.-.. ~ -5
CAPITAL PAID IN. ss'.N .1.---.
A thoroughly modern sa..-z7 ..-
ment conducted iu connection
bank. Safety deposit boxes l-' -
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INSTANTLY KILLED.

Columbia Falls. Mont, July O.-COnduc-
tor Benjamin Huntley one Of the best
known railroad men in the employ Of the
Great Northern railway, was almost in
stantly killed today while claiming I'D
some bad order cars near Fielding