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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-02-16
This contractor got results.

Some years ago a contractor build
ing railroad in a warm climate was
troubled a great deal by sickness
among the laborers.
He turned his attention at once to
their food and found that they were
getting full rations of meat and were
drinking water from stream near by.
He issued orders to cut down the
amount of meat and to increase greatly
the quantity of Quaker Oats fed to the
men.
He also boiled Quaker Oats and
mixed the thin oatmeal water with
their drinking water. Almost instantly
all signs of stomach disorders passed
and his men showed decided improve
ment in strength and spirits. This con-
tractor had experience that taught him
the great value of good oatmeal.
The cost was small; 10c for regular
size packages; tits also packed in large
size family packages at Csc. 50
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-02-16
WOOD FOR SALE

Dry Tamarack, 18-inch. for
sale at Jas. Morgan & Sons.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-02-16
Death of Three Lakes resident.

I. c. Lorlk., aged about So,
died Monday at Three Lakes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-10

bDren, ibr Wertruuen tpar gren5enlos.
Sic fruste nur, ob Tie INNER gepubt.
bab gbriitine Salbptps RIhte lei.
Mira eradblte, tpie iie es erit tpater
erfabren, iprah bon ben grtunbiguns
gen Spbittens bel benz @eiitlihen.
Bel ben nun folgenoen gsgenieltt9en
Grtldrunsen tam oud CUR Sprndhe,
bab Wtira feiner3eit ben Brief Gitbers.
in ipeIhem iie um unteritiibuns bat,
ipeber empfansen, mod beontiports'
bate. Elm llmitano, Der ibr aufs yaeus
gu oenten CAB.
LIMB nun pirit 0u alles Slid bel
ben Deinen ipieberfinben!" iadts Ut'ra
9oh persebens ieste lie Gitber aus
einanoer, bab es mir reht uno 9ona
bsgreiflih lei, ipenn Sante Gina pas
innise 8srbdltnib 3piibsn linen 81 lo'
| fen piinihs. Gitber lieB ila n'ht oa'
bon Ibsr3eugen.
llno Bate Wira Die Qnhdn9litfsi'
Githers niht bealiiden Ionen, trpboen
| lie iid iaate, man fperbe es ihr nuhtra'
gen uno iie perantportlih mahen tii'
bic Grttduihung2
Mdrulhta tpartete ibrer i'm Worholl
| Re. Wie cine buntle NoIte bate lih ott
Grinnerung on Dalesta in Wtrd erhe'
BEN. Die glbnung BON etlpos lnbeinl'
lihem, bas slpiIhen ihnen ge'hpebt
bate INNER in ihr oe!ebt, heute 'h'er
Der Sab ihrer Stisimutter iih ouIi
R.u. brphsno Dor ihr ali erheben.
rMaruThtd," faote Ie, uno ihr 8lit
ruhte oneitppa anf Der 4lten bdaeren
Qlntlibe, rols bic goronin Robbert 9e
Itorben mar, fanb Iid unter ibrsn Ya
pieren Elm on mid oerihtetsr Brief
Weibt Tu ettpas baOon, rple Der grie
in Wamas Sdnoe 9etommen i't2"
| Wuruihtu audts 3uidmmsn, ib
9Itbem itodte einen QuQenbIid. 0anl
ri6tete lie bic buntIer Iussn fs't oil
Wira unb iaets, oIs peroe ihr lsos!
Dort i6iper, 10 idlpsr tpie cine III
Sers serr.ibenbe Iuf8ate: Die 5erril
lieb iih al. 8riefe g.ben, bic anita
men," Sic bstonts nalIe" unb iaI
Mira eripariunaspoQ an.
Doh Wlira blitts ipie psrni6tei
tpie 3srit0rt auf unb iiirsts oapon. Sh
mar, oIs iei elm gIihItrahI Dor ibr ME
oergeFabren, uno in osm grelIen, blen
benoen 2ihte empTano lie nur Elm IN
IGalides 8raaen por Waruihta.
Die 2llte tduerte Th in eine Cd
nieoer. rGs tpirb 3sit, i'd fiihle es
bi. 5srrin ruff nnt mir" murmelt
lie. Cine unausiprsdIihs Sebniud
mad Der Ssrrin, bic Il. ols 9inb se
beat uno o.pfl.st uno osrn Soupt in
sobestompfe an ibrsr gruit gerubi, be
fiel fie. rgs iit 3eit, ss 1T 3.it!" mur
melt. Il. inm.r ipisb.r Dor ilh bin.
(5ortietun9 Tol9t.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-10
aapts gDssIa nsaassaB 10. stsSebss 1910.
ghpmfon heiabts Qlpe.. 81,

Tbomion 9eisbts Mpe., 81.
2ouis 6. Raub an ssoIepbine Dus
gan, 1beil BON Got 100 in s. &.
0rate's Mbbition au Datlep, 81.
WilIiam u. Wbite on geprse 5oas
ger, She'll BON Got 167 in 6. SO.
Shorts unterabtbeiluns in Gern
8anf, 81.
Siabela U. Carlton Ii. anb. an
hilbert 9ingeI, 90 Bel $50 SUB on be,
Nprbieite Der Soipen 9lpe., 81.
Gilbert SO. 6apparo oil Gbtporb u
Wiuller, Sbeil bon Got 126 in Mppr
9alls llnterabtbeiluns. 81.
Molie 6. WilIiams an Catherine
Meieano. Got 294 in SpIspb u
Games llnterabtbeiluns inSairmount
$3.50.
Sobn Strong on 8irainia I.gIrob
112.21 Mder Gdnb in Miami 5p., 81
RapbaeI Wa. pebretti an ". 80
6apparb, Got Is in Montebelo Inter
abibeiIuns, 81.
Inrbroie q. pahcub an Jrant 9
Saim. Got % in q. g. pahoub's i
llnterubtheiluna. 81.
sylorenee s. Sell an aaratIa pbil
Iipps, Got rs in giben Stone's Inter
obtheiIuns, 81.
Warp u. MolIcD an patridGoonep
Got 232 in preslep aerlper's unterab
tbeilung, $3.50.
Senrp s. Weitpn OIL Uiepers q
Cooper. Got "a in 8. s. Weiion's lin
terabtfilung, Snoe part, 81.
9R arpeer 6rpcsrD &c Batting So
an George 2obrep Ii. o., 5 Sabr
paht auf 73 bel 195 SUB on berWeit
isite Der Mab aoe.; idbrIihs Wietb
$675 NIT benz Intoufsr.dt fiji
| $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-10
@runs.isextluns ll.bertrasnnsen

Soa M. Sbatp an 2ou 6. Watbers.
Cots 13 unb Il in Gilsour's 2. I'm
t.rabtbeiIurg in Ut. 2optout, 81.
Srant Goldman on Spbn 8. Weper,
12 Monate pott auf einen Sbeil bes
8ebGuoes an Rapib Run Pite, eeeens
iber SermoIa glpe.; moaatli6e Wiisz
tbe $18.
Spbn QoMorre on s. Spuis Rund,
8 Sabr. pott auf % Ider 2dnb in
Sstt. 90, 9eIbi 1p.; mOnotlite Wties
ib. $75.
Sobn 6. 5ermann on G.prs. SO.
StraIIeIl, 9bsil Don Got 2 in Slod Z
in 0apib alsn's Gitate, 81.
Sobn s. Rad an 6orrp ). SunIes
man, Cots S, 8 unb 10 in eobn s.
Rad's llnt.rabibeiluns in gbepipt, 81.
gtnra g. 2ei-nann an Soiepb 9sis
ger, s Sabr. Yaht duf bds Gtgenibum
b.tannt uls IS unb 16 Wtorp Ctr;
WonatIi6e Mistbs $40.
Seize 6. 2tgnslp on 2ilIi. W. Dils
Iiomion, Sbsil BON 60. 148 in Der
Horpoob @istp unterabibeilune. 81.
glbba grolpn an pearl &. .5omilion,
gbsil bon Got 359 In Glsmere Inter
obtbsiluno, 81.
Der Stoot Shio on Maraaret geer.
60. All in Sa3eIipooo untsrabtbei.
lung, $204.
9erisIbs an bi.I.lbe, Got 47o in Der.
ielbsn untsrabtbeilune. $2.04.
Serfslbs on Jreberida aobman.
Got 433 in bsrIslben rlnterabtbeiluns
$1.39.
8erielbe on ;yreberifa aobman.
Got 432 in bsrIsIben llnterabtbeilung
$1.39.
9erIsIb. on Gli3obetb 5ubsr, Sol
TAP In berfsIbsn llnterabtb.. $500.
9erieIbe an Gli5abetb !ouhr. Gol
662 in bsrislbsn unterabtb., 1886.
Geri.lb. an Gli3nbetb 2uber. 2oi
661 in bsrieIbsn unterabtb., $11.69
DerieIbs an Gliaabetb 9uber, Got
TAB in bsrieIb.n unterabtb., $7.96.
Ser1elbe an Glisnbetb 5uber, lpi
819 in berislbsr lInterubtb., $3.50.
Cerielbe an gli3abetb 0uber. 2oi
820 in b.rIelb.n unterobtb., $50.
9erielbe an Glisnbetb 6uber, 2ct
1888 in berielben unterabth., $11 %
9erfelbe an gliaobetb 5uber, Sol
1889 in berielben unternbtb., $11.22
Marsaret G.ttlsr an bic Srtf6aft
Reabins. so Bel l31 SUB an Der Dsit.
ieite Der 9rittsn Strnbe in ReaDing
$4O0.
Nntonio gol.t.o on 9be 5erdneourt
9reiping Co., l Sabr paht auf bai
gisentbum betdnnt ais 2164 JIorene'
Ipe.; inonnilihe Wiet1e $40.
9eoree W. Willidms, 1ruitee, at
Nrtbur go. Dapis, ben ungetbeiIter
4ntheil on 2ots 13, IA, Is unb 16 II
SrDin's llnters5tbeiluns, $437.5O.
Barter Gidion u. Mnb.. on 2ouil
Meistopf. 80 Bel $50 Gub an berGiib.
iette Der Mithen Nne., 81.
grnit Sheuerle an GabieG9euerle
100 Ri 1So Gnb an bes GBhdta be
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-10

Sas 5er3 f6Iug Der tlsinen, alten
Dame etpus dna'tlih, aIs ibr Mira
auf ibre aebe freanolih antipDrtete, II.
finoe ous gans natiirlih unD frsue iid.
Sic bate es nihi anbsrs erpartet, als
oab Waulsrooes Gbriftine unb ibre
Wfutter mitnebmer tpiirben.
Sic peritanb bic gebeutuns Der I.u=
beruns nno benuste ben eriten freien
4usenblit, um Gftber uuf3ufu4en.
Mit uusgsbreiteten Mrm.n tam ibr
gitber entgesen. rWarum babe i4 erft
ouf umpesen erfabrsn, ipie nabe mir
uns iteben miibten!A wlira noIIte er>
tIarsn. - Co9 Git9er tpolIte niHts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-10

Der bi.siGbrisen Babeseit Bis auf ben
lebten pIab nit 4ngebDrigen alsr
Hationen, beionbers aus Shansbdi,
anssfiiat bot, bas iinb feline Joritanloz
gen. 6i.r olIsin 1T auf Oisk guns
berte bon ailometern nuh Roroen,
Weiten unb Siiben bin Die WOglihs
ieit seseben, itunbenlans i'm Shaiten
iposieren 5u seben. gu reiten unb gu
fabren, bier allein giebt IS etipas, mas
auf ben Namen zines DaIbss nit .iz
mem sepiisn Redte 4niprua erbeb.n
iann. JrsiIih unier beutider 5ohs
paIo 1T es nod lanse nihi.
benn M,asien unb ettpa mannshok jas
paniIhe aieiern unb ieltene Iborne
unb Weioen eeben nidt iein humber
bares Bib. Mber iper pohenlans iei=
nen suiammenbdnsenbsn sroberen
9aumbeitonb fab. tper. ipie bic Dit
ofiaten, Monate, bielIeidt Sabre htns
burh ben Mnblid jesliheu Moloes
entbebrt bat. Der atbmet bier troboem
auf, idon BEL benz Mnblid bes0riins,
bas iib BON auppe su auppe. bon
Sbal 5u 9baI 5iebt. limb itimmunssz
polI mitien in bieIer Oaie Der freunbs
LID sebaItene airhbof; ipeiter unten
cine Rennbabn unb Elm GROCER .plab
fir oIIerlei ionitieen Sport. limit
teIbar on Der Stabt ober i'm neuen
Jeitsarten fteben iebem. auh ben Gbiz
nefen, bic kionbers fh0nen JuBfeise
Der Nnlagen Biz gum neuen 0ouDtrs
neurskuie nit Musnabme zines se=
rinsen Shells in beHen unmittelbarer
Rdk sur @erfiisuns uno iperben
ipeibli4 aussenust.
Die aafernen unb foniiisen Regi.s
runssbauten iinb burhpes ftattlide
Debdube; bic neue STRIDE pabt fih
gut In bic 2onbf9aft elm. unb bic in
floitem 5empo iid mebrenben @illen
tperben ebenfalls ftilsere4t onselest.
3ablrsihe 9fdunien beleben ben
tkinen 6afen unb auh bic freieReeoe.
an Der einen Mole bes sroben 6dfens
Iiesen bier 6anbelsbampfer bon ie
1000 Biz 3OO09onnen. eeseniiber unz
iere ariessfhiffe. spdbrenb i'm 9inters
srunbe Der aiautfhous8udt bic Sea
gel onbertr Dfhunten 5iemli4 SabIz
reid bemertt iperben.
! unb penn in bieie Wugenipeioe bic
aldnee Der Gis mol Monbiheinios
note bon 8eetboben. bon unjerer an
Der sansen oitaiiatiIdenGiifte beriibms
ten 40 Wann itarien Wiilitdriapene
gut porsetrasen, bineintOnen ipie beute
frub, 10 runbet ii1 Der erfe ginbrud
in 9iinstau su bem llrtbeil ab: 6ier
III e gut Isin. bier labt uns 6iitten
bo,kn! Cine Grienntnib, bie ii9 tbdtz
idhli1 idon einiee Wale. ipie ipeni9s
ftsns er3dblt tpirb. in pl0bIidem Gnts
i9lujie in bic 9bnt umsefeBt baben
iou. MlIerbinss sebietet bic gerehtiss
isit, au fasen. bab man ben polIenGes
nub biefer eonaen SnOnbeit nidt ims
mer uneinseftrdntt 5u boben permos;
erit bon Der Witte bes Stptembkrs ab,
etipo 5ipei Wonate binburh. eeItatten
bic 9emperniur unb Der Jeuhtisteits.
grab Der Cuff cine on beimiihe Ner=
bdltnife erinnernbe 2ebensfiibruns.
Mber in bieien beiben Wionaien iit es
bofiir AUDI 70 fh0n. bab iie nod ben
eisenen Nusiaeen Der 9iinstauer. cine
DolIe Gntfhdbisuns bieten fur bic
iibrieen 5ebn Monais nit unsiinitises
rem tlimatiifxn DerbdliniFen. uHb
tpelder plab Dituiiens ionnte ouf elm
GbnIihes urtbeil glnfpru4 erbebens
(Berl. Qofnl.4n3.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-10
Gincinnoti, 9. Rop.
Neue Sppotheten.

Jt cue y y gel III.
Clifford u. Booth on 4nna Stens
gel, $4,000.
2loelein. 9eiIer on Srmonpe g. ii.
6. Co., $500.
Sames Scott OIL Gnterpriie Q. u.
Co.. $1,000.
Selsn Cams on propibent 2oonGo.,
$500.
eitber 6. Glste an Tlt. 6saltbp g.
Il. g. Co., $4,000.
Intonio 9oodio on Sune Ctr. 3.
g. Il. 8. Co., $500.
gIarhe Wl. gedrpitb on Soutbern
Ohio Sapinos 8oni Co., $1,000.
5ran, perrp on europe 20. Sams
lin, $4,000.
George 3aubsnbis an RiperFoe g.
U. II. e. Co., $4,000.
pearI 3. SomiIton an g.9.8ropn,
$3.50.
2iui. R. gDiaiams on Tlarp ).
Wston. $3.50.
4nnie Gporep on Columbia 9. II.
6. u. Co.. $500.
William aSeenriier ON Columbia g.
II. 6. q. Co., $500.
Warsaretha G9ittis on Silperton
9 II. 8. Co.. $1,000
Weartin pruhnetpsti on Sprins
Garbsn 6. II. g. Co., $1,000.
Wlar Muellsr an 4ponodIe 6. II.
9. Co., $4,000
4rtbur 90. Dapis on oi.i.lbe,
$4,000.
Grnii Sd.uerIs an Wortiusmsns
Sermun y. II. G. Co., $500.
Sbe Dollar Sapings Reultp 60. on
9. s. GraDforb, $4,000.
Spiepbtne Ouean an German 4mes
riean 6. II. g. Co., $250O.
Gaura g. Retpton on R. 3. Rstpz
comb, $500.
Nepbolo 6. pierion on Wintou
plaee 3. II. g. Co., $14O0.
Miuis 6. Sarper an Jruni 8. ains
nsp. 1910.
Grant p 5eim on Columbia 9. L.
g. Co., $4,000.
s. 6. Roore on 9pbe part 9. II.
8. Co., $4,000
ghurIss S2obr on GImor. 6. u. 3,
Co., $2500.
Guraiia pbiuips on JIorsnee g.
aea, $1,000.
getiIste 5ppotbeien.
louii. Sab.rmaas on Wouard q
u. 8. Co., $2750.
Wlatbilba 9apis an gbas. %. 8er'
ion. $500.
SAINTS q. Deblter on 9an. s.
pfoub, 500.
g. M. Su!dinion on Jrant 81
Grope, 5000.
g. g. Sanguinstie on 4ilas 8. Il
9. Co.. S26OO.
Dapio 0.oltins an SIT. 9saltbp g
II. 8. 3d., $500.
q. 9i Dreeorio on 8. 81. GEu'
marb, S170O.
sbOmas Sap.rtp an Same 3. u
8. Co.. $500.
Utarp Sehrer on =. y. Shdeter
S4oo.
Sos. Guentber on 9srmina 5. Ser
ger, $4,000.
u. Roedio on Sos. Mrbino, $3.50
Caroline 3pidborit an ct. 8er
ilarb 6. Ii. 9. u. Co.. $1,000.
Jrani perrp an Nnsrican gbriitin
WiHionorb Soeietp, $24,8OO.
9bomas goonep an Columbia q
II. 6. u. 60. $1,000.
peter Sdreiber an Gpring Gdrber
6. II. .. Co.. $1,000.
Oerielbe on Qiberol 6. u. q. 60.
5000
Ulorsaretba Shittis an Oeorg
9oppe, $500
Riharb 8. -Gtcne on glurt CTR
6. II. q. Co., $500.
grant 6. Seal an s. s. G9lueter
$3.50.
JObn Strons an y. 3. Ola3ier
$1,000.
NeIfnn 1urn<raa 81. .pissiou
| $1,000
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-10

Saeob aeiht an Bomb 9ia 3. u.
Co., $2500.
autbarins Wabonep an 5. 30. S5u.
MARI, 5000.
emma Burger an priee 5iu No. 2
6. II. .. Co., $3400.
Willis s. 9arper an Jront $. Gins
nep, $3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-10
. 0 3 bait.

Renom m 4: ~llnb ipie i9 bdnn
nit erbobener Gimme meine i9drf
pointirten ShlubfGbe in bic Ders
fnmmIung bineinbonnerte- ba tdtteit
Du NAL teben iolleT. pie 0les be
Mueen anfrib!-
~On b6ttef 9lei9 bon Mnfang an
Idut jprt9en miHen; bonn lp6re bieI.
Ieidt iberbaups ieines etuoef4 4laisn.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-10
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
--SlR Desatmteno--
ua6r(agerin oides 3eilaQsrs.

e6on In ber aIfsifen Seit sas - eeSfes
perfcnen bic bur6 BITE G1opfuna tober besatt
noren nnb es Iieat isin SfpeifeI boz. bet
cu@ bsufsutaae noh Derfonen erifiireR, be
bur6 etne nnbefannte strait I'm gtaHbe hnS.
eieIes gu ituH uno ooranssnfaaen, paS fht
9nbere srffnunIih III uuo bIeibi. SIR ecI0es
eat bic Gatifr biefe Dame beicnbers begauffiaL
tenn ne bat itr bic feItene Gabe oerfieten, bss
esben itrer gdfmenfnen nie ein nuied6laaes
mes au6 aenau sn Ieisn. eerasbf Mot. bne
Ne In itrer etaenen Menbers an 6eestn noenise
nsbnt. Retmt bic gofi 9rb Gar 5itii6 ~
eeefin abenue. bdnn ae5t biefeIbe binaus ~
Str bic ftt6ne Mefibens bon Sran .. Oaeo9
srrei1t Tos 6aus III sur Iiniss 6aab No
an 8oiine III ber Hame:
Hrs. b. Yaeger, friter Gran De6tolb
esegln asexse. eixpsss. 0tsetxuasi, csts.
Dsieiliae gntDorisn 3I.0o uus barAbes
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-10

Rippey's Pure Cream of
Tartar Baking Powder
,s4rtt itetA
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-11-19
AMERICA NOT PERFECT
IN CHRISTIAN DUTIES.
Need Of More Effective Church Work
In Both Races.

The act OF administering first unto
the needs aud wants OF those nearest
US and then looking abroad for places
to do good seems TO have long since
disappeared from the program Of the
Christian church in the United States.
says the Savannah (Ga.) Tribune. Its
an honorable. worthy and altogether
necessary thing TO take the gospel into
lands afar and spread the word OF God
TO the isles OF the sea.
And we should not in the least 3is-
courage the diffusion Of Christianity
for anything. but 1t does seem essen
tial that we first get our own homes
In order, for America is far from II
ing perfect land and can stan9
great deal more missionary worI
among her own people than Is now
being done
There are places here in this beau
tiful land OF ours that are as devoid
Of uplifting Influences as the darkest
spot OF the dark continent. There are
those among us who are as thoroughly
lacking In the practice OF principles
of Christianity as viii be found In the
barbaric Islands Of the Pacific ocean
And We do no; have TO go thou
sand miles from Savannah TO End such
places. either. or strnin our eyesight In
the perusal OF our daily newspapers
for convincing evidence OF there be-
Ing direful need Of more effective
church work among both blacks and
whites
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-11-19
Bysin.ss Men to M.s. In Richmond.

Much Sigulhcapcc attaches TO the
meeting OF business men. educators.
heads OF secret and benevolent societies
Of the race which convened In Rich
mond. Va, on Thursday. Nov. 10. The
move is in all respects a wise one in
view OF the present shaky condition Of
many Of the best financial institutions
and business concerns Of long stand
ing among us. We avail. the results
Of the meeting with mach interest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-05
Millions of
Lives Lost
An Awful Toll Collected by Consurnp-
tlon. Many Unnecessary Deaths
From This Disease.

~ people could only understand that
systemic catarrh is An internal dis
case that external applications cannot
cure: they would not need 10 be warned
so often about this malady. which, when
neglected: paves the way oftcntimes for
llVes every year. Yet catarrh may be
cured, If the right treatment is en-
ploycd
tatarrh Is caused by a general dis.
cased state Of tho system which leads
commonly 70 ANNOYING and perhaps seri-
Gus local conditions. which may prove
tcrflle breeding ground for germs of
consumption. External remedies give
but temporary case.
The only way 10 successfully treat
catarrh is by employing n medicine
which is absorbed apd carried bv the
blood to all parts Of tho system, so that
the mucous membrane or imternal lining
of the body is toned up and made capa.
BILE of resisting the infection of con
sumption and other diseases
We have a remedy prepared from the
prescription of n physician who for thr-
ty wears studied and made catarrh q
speciality, ard whose record was q pa
tlent restored 10 health in every case
where his treatment was followed as
prescribed. That remedy ,s ReIall
Mucu-Tone. We are so positive that it
WI cOnlIheIejS overcome c1rarTh IN all
its various forms whether acute or
chronic, that we promise 10 return every
penny paid MS for the medicine in every
case where it fails or for any reason
does not satisfy tie user.
We want YOU TO try RcXall Mucu-
Tone on our recommendation and guar
antee, We are right here whore YOU
live. and lou do not contract any OBJ
legation or risk when YOU try Rexall
Mucu-Tone on our guarantee We have
ReHall Mucu-Tono in two sizes. 30 cents
and Sl.00. Very often The taking of
one 50-ccnt bottle is sufficient to make
a marked impression upon the case OF
course in chronic cases longer treat
ment is necessary. The average N such
instances is three Sl.00 bottles. Rc
member YOU can obtain Rexall Rene
dies iii Salt Lake only at our stores
The RoNall Stores: Smith Drug Co.
and Druchl & Franken.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-05
NOTORIOUS HARRY ORCHARD is MODEL
PRISONER, STUNNED BY OTHERS
Special TO The Tribune

Special to The Tribune.
BOISE, Ida. Feb. i.-W orking at
Tho trade of making shoes for his fell
low convicts, Harry Orchard, the self
confessed murderer of twenty seven
victims, who is now serving life term
In the Idaho state penitentiary in this
city for the killing of Governor Frank
Stcuncnberg by tying n bomb to the
chief executive S gate at his home in
Caldwell, blowing him to pieces. is con.
sidcred a model prisoner in many re-
spects. Although he is attempting 10
atone FOR the great wrongs done, he is
left practically 10 himself and given a
wide path by every other convict in
term murderers viewing hlm with ter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-05

|PRESs COMBINE
.n Being Conducted
mi That Companies
Id Competitors.

xK Feb. Ain an eeort
,,tber or not thc four prin'
!I.ompanies of the country
.,.t;tiyc or if there is a
,.trsnt to maintain rates,
.nk Lyons of the inter
(. .eommissiou began beer
|.,.tion is on complaint of
B. L. Sandberg OF Ken
who alleges that the
!, Adams, the United States
Fargo companies arc not
La that tne rates have
and maintained 10 au
EsI as the result of an
p1att. treasurer and direc-
<;fed States Express COM
mai Francis Lynde Stet-
,oresent the American Ex-
interests in the United
directorate.
was elected at the same
Weir. Mr.. Platt stated.
.,atcs express directorate
.sed to admit them, Gen
M oue other resigniug TO
fhem. The witness said
<emember the other resig-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-05
f)o,nunon Cold.

catching cold could be
Of the most dangerous
.eases would never be
to1d often forms a culture
of infectious diseases.
pneumonia, diphtheria
aver. four of the most
fatal diseases, are OF
hc culture bed formed by
l. the development OF the
diseases, that would not
Judgment. There is lit
,owcver, Of any of these
contracted when a good
o1ph medicine like Cham
Ill Remedy is used 1t
ese culture beds that IA
of the germs Of
-. That is why this
foved so universally sue
escnting pneumonia. II
your cold quickly, but
risk of contracting these
eascs. For sale by all
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-05
Felt BO1nets TOR Baby
$1.5O to $500 bonnets.
$3.50 to $3.50 bounets j..

A tremendous bargain opportunity in the infant s
millinery winter styles in felt
baby bonnets Featured in brown navy, red etc. and
trimmed with rosces brads ribbons ruchng and bands
Very pretty and serviccabe sylcstoday until soldrc
duccd above.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-05
Testing Torpedo Boats.

SAN PEDRO, Cal. Feb. 4.-Ninc
torpedo boats and dcstroyers. compris-
ing the hotilla under command of Lieu
tenant John G. Church, began week S
target practice and speed tests on the
range cast of Dead Man g island, near
here. today. There will be further tests
at San Diego and Catalina island
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-05
CASE
IS GIVEN BRIEF REST

LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE defense rest
ed today in the case of Ernest Henri
Baptiste West, who seeks to establish
himself as the legitimate son and heir
of the late Lord Lionel Sackyille West,
Adjournment was taken until Tues.
day, at which time the judge asked
Sir Robert Finley to be prepared 'tto
pull this complicated story together.
The claimant asked Sir John Righam,
president of the probate court. for an
adjournment, saying that he wished TO
bring the whole Olivia family from
Spain TO swear that Antonio Olivia new
er married Josefa Duran. who the pc.
titioner alleges was the lawful wife of
his father. Sir John thought it would
he useless to introduce the Olivia fam
lily, adding;
have formed very clear views &c
garding this case" j"
THIS was taken as an intimatiou that
q Judgment adverse TO the petitioner
would be rendered.
Elk's California Excursion
February 5. Cheapest excursion Of the
year. See or write A. W. Raybould,
Elks' club Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-05
$500 Sunbursf Silk Pefticoats S2.40

A fine well made petticoat. dcsi!
styles and well tailored, Made of serv
silk in black and wanted colorings. y
lar sale-special today-$2. 10.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-05
'TAFT Is
INV OUT OF DANGER

I|bES. Feb. 4.-Hcnrv w.
uiof the president. who is
! local hospital from an
-eipelas. WAS reported TO-
I trely, out of danger by his
q DR.. William Edwards.
. .5ably will remain at the
/, or FIVE days longer ana
40 Santa Barbara, Del
q francisco. He expects
York by February 20.