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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-18
VIM. Campbell Co., D etroIt. Mich.

Wm, Campbell Co.. Detroit Mich.
Partisan Company, Chicago. III.
Van Zile Company, West aoboken, N. J.
Victor NJ. Grab : 90. Ashland Bloct, 66icaso. III.
Miss Rae Ya1e, Central Union Blk. Chicago
Fay Stocking Co.. Eyrla, Ohio.
Anna Ayers Feathers, Chicago, III, "a
Anna Ayers Hair Goods. Chicago, Ill.
Prof, Burns, is West 8Sth Street. N. q.
Cape Farms Ostrich Plume Co., New York City.
Qherub Portable High CHAIR Co., Chicago, I'll.
Collette Mig, Co., Amsterdam N. Y. - I'll
8asSosS Rias Ms CO. sfsss s. MYnes
s Pha; hIEd ESed o. phsdiflliphla =.
u. 8. School Of Music, 225 Fifth Ave, N. YO
RRstlan Bros Co.. Rochester, N. "
]. H. Parker Co., 26 James Street, Maiden Mass
Kaumagraph Co., ia W. 32nd Street, n, y
The Ward Fence Co., Decatur, Ind &
ae9. v. Hoffman; Washington g.. indianapolis
j. ", Miller Co.,. Freeport. III. NJ
Northwestern School of Taxiderrny, Omaha Nob.
y. Ad Richter 3 Co.,. 216 Pearl Street, MY,
Worth Feather po; l9-i gao hrosdwSy New York.
BatHhrook Press. 1873 - Ifemqnt Street, Boston,
valentlRe's System %. Inc, Chicago, nj
Home Needlswotl CO., Chicago, III. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-18

That is the amount Of cash advertising
carried by the superb Christmas editions
Of The Butterick Trio. Just trlAe short
Of two hundred thousand dollars
newrecord fora single month. And con
vincing testimony Of the advertisers con-
hdence in the Butterick Trio clientele.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10

Car refsTs.. psrtitiOa.
WEDNESDAY. APHU. ~.
Py lanes T.. Wells Company
- street. norm SIDE. la u fees ess, Of Court
i9St :; sicp hs Ken, i H ss'sss:ss
FhOd. referee. partttsoa.
TaUasDAx. Avsu. "a
Nv Jossph p Day.
u, s ~, . :.soS % s,ss., Nos 81 as'.s s.ss
,.ra.siy siskii Y ssSses ke. "a ..ya de. 10
ses' ~ Madison aveaue. sxee.s. ave story
.'sI,h .rest 80 ~. asrss DE. IA fee, w.s,
rt.nih avenue. iAeHsS. lhres sspTy and basF
ROT 81 Fsy eve 80 s rs.a
sory oft Stth stores elesnoes's aalss slno
i.ls 49, s.SSs SIDE ca -. sss. q aysess
"tsmsJer deceased
10 s' ~; ,sHls stIs.. No. al .se 9. .ss.s :.as
9'T... oal'fings. yoign tAry sale
iTs. 20 SO q, ;s s.s :S :. 'sSss co..
TsS '2a nvS ,c SSiSsss v1 y ~ , ale
"a, ~, =. rest 10 i.s. sorlh side Sss Tee,
vobnt,,,,' s.."'"h street ssE lFreSuiar: vacant:
.o aSd 81 ,l,.s, no $50 .,:, sa.. SO rss.
,. y ,d ~ .ir,,t' No sa sssi side sS feet
sss'iH,. ,t,gns' .,r-er. fsHioo too two s'orS
~, go snus No ssso. southeast corner ot
: " -. as. four story tcneme8t ahd ssore:
Ha--.,s, w., gsnrr ~ g. ,. Carpenter e AZ: n; :
N p ttnen =. I.rhsOn. referec. d1le
g., i'1.~n'. Saao =. sablect % IAse.. A..
So ct ~ = QTst mortgage OF G28nD
49,, .i %. NJ % east corner Of Ntnsty lfth
WiH'..' 81. -'ln NarAnt. y. a. Grant ~ al ~
f. p'N ", ''"vEn - n w. r. De Nttf, attorney
irf ~ Iafra. r~frree. due on Judgment. Az
a.. .''' - taHcs a. S..iS7Tl.
a., - re- 70 az. NORM side ~ 10 fees west
a. - >. "nyT. etilHi0O. nys story tenefn tent
Wsi,sf Ieila huietn 70 Morris Kite 81 al
~. "a, HH''L. Attofnel ". SeiiEmann. rrferre
a. ~ i..g4nent. az 30 -: subjects 70 laaeA
o., .i-@~i W 81 north tide. rs feet sr,t
ant 'h'h Areuu". saxao ~. III story tensunent
-. 'i". . ~ NOgei Meyer aarhs - a..
d.. attorneys Alvin intermeyeT referue
a -, ,HEm"hL tt92sno: subject " tanas
80, -. >.renih street. No. 81. aorth side iso
-. 'l lhiti aNenue. - sntGD. "a, ave saofY
"a hr.nhAff Mayer ~ Ida MarbiE e. ii: |
~ lnih~iner. attorney. n. =. HulaueFh. |
&c - l.dEnient. ei3.7Ts-ss. subisrt 70 |
100 avenue. ~. is-t. northe.St oor,ov Of
So -, ~ -fIrsf. 1AHToa. i've story aens 1
% f"i ,.Nfer J 4 rchappsrt ~ Anals asaaar ]
N. :. MtL'nlfu ~undheinier aiaogney. a. ID
hrs' mortgages sf i1la0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10
OCEAN FRONT VILLA
Atlantic City, N. J.

Atlantic City, N. J.
Finest private residence in Absceon
Island. Rent any season furnished. OBJ
tains full ocean viev. faces boardwalk.
coatains nine bedrooms, Fhree servants
rooms, garage and chaufieur'S room, four
baths. three fireplaces. hot water heat,
vacuum cleaning system. hard GOOD
1Oors. elabOraSely furnished. lawns. etc.
Floor plans and photo on apphieatioa.
n. C. HARRIS q CO..
Bartlett Building. Atlantis City, n. J.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10

Rent summer home ct Asbury Park. Asa
hnrut o. Deal. entoy woods. lakes. hills, FfUaF and
eea. magDinoent drives. musical centre % Amer
tea: cutta9ea SD - MON. Illustrates boohlses
noe. AeouFy Park. n. J.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10
s y ATLANTIC CITY

VOC = the ume 70 lavest N aas or rrnrp ar
lshsfsi seme-sss- a. ARsscoS HEICHTS TPp
MASE s,'ss g. sS.r,sss..s ASlsr ,.s 50 Isss.
Asss.s.e Ci,Y e po~taf ssr.isht . sh.s pl.es
~ se as@sse ssS h",res.ses = es.esaf 2 ssese1
wm mahe safe and rroataSiel tsvesane8t Nave
sSss cen ~, 80 ssTen I'D sss esess..'
eleg. prses. 10. irrEss hheraL WMts peepis
Iadrsss. tfLxSrIc sTBrRas Co. . Ss.s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10

BEAUTIFUL coTrAaEH hsaraiaE h~,.r. AZ
hotHn f1g ngnt - nelmar. " = lfnTn tln b N ~
~ nlseenenl Parnia asr aale AiLoM. CaEGo.
- 81. netnnF. ~. =. al lrgfaY me-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10


Ieesh .treeI No. 10, aorth side 10 fee, eos,
mont y. " Wells. trustee. AZ ". IacOb CIV,
ploNtW - 81 ShephnFd. = a J., AttoFneys v. "
asInn.1 - TstsTee due On Judgment. Ssss-ss
~ Herbert A. sherman
GOerck street. NOs. tH and sie northwest
corner Of HoustOn street. sssAia11 too sia story
lenements and stores: Bella Hinnah ~. Louis
Sorkin ~ al. khntrO~fs p. attorneys. . p
sublsri % two mortgage aESTerariaS ss0GS'
Twelfth street. No 81. north side t1U feet
vest o. Avenue n ssSian 4. ave story trnemsni
Sss,,ss Fr.uEsl :, Al R~Ts.rs sIsS.sdey. St,or.
nsy; ". e. R-ddy. rrferve: due On Judgment
ni san ~. subject "a taKcs. &C, aSs0ss. subiert
70 q nFst mortgage Of &.t.00.
By samuel MaTH. {.
itIsl street. 70 ~: north side. ,oo.i iest sssi
New Y0Tk savings HANK ~ John dtilies 81 az:
Weber a ", attorney, N. %. rs ttenbeTH. referss
due On Judgment. soyase ~: subject 70 taEes.
VHIDAV. Anvil rs.
~ JOseph y. Day
bn7th street No ~ south sidr rs feet vest
Of seonnd avenue z5AiOD n. four story tsnernent
and saore " BcinhAuer Minnie GroasmAn
- ~ Satrr \ y stteyneys. q. ~ =. Schnltz.
referee dus on iardment Sis'ss: subject 70
IiSiR strset, Nos lSs ana al. north ode. ,D
feet West o. First avenus - tsin.ii. EH story
aSTassm NorssiE e Al NJ Pors.t Bros'. ssssS-
neys. ". Keieher. rpferrs. due IN iudFment.
81. s7t.so. subject 20 aGcs. AZ N.sHsi
aaTuHDaT AFHm. -
IOn the premises 81 y ~
~ james L. wells Co.
MHty -oas lots 10 - blark hounnsd ~ Pnrk
sbssssrd 1isos. YoshsEs. WsstebssisF eslatS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10
Water Witch Club

A refined club colony, with club
house and casino and 90 cottages
situated upon a hill 36o feet high.
commanding a magnificent view
of the ocean and N. Y. Bay: a
few very desirable furnished Cot
tages for sale or rent. Apply to
superintendent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10
LONG BRANCH, N. J.

desirable houss for boardsnR or lara.
family. No. 90 Third av. nsnr The STATION.
ocean and bosinsss part q city. Has 10
sleeping rooms. : bathrooms. Iarn~
Kitchen and laundry. An improvmmani~,
steam heat. large dining room and 8oVIhIc
parior. Selling price $500 WIN rpnt Nv
ths year 80 per meath. OF maize tsrma fur
season. Apply
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10

UsWaeIivt treebeld, u
IDEAL HOME TOWN. surruuna.ss Nv
beautiful fertile farms. sxcelisnt schools.
churches 81 all leading dsnominaa1oas
sFtesian water, perfect sswusmRe. mn
malaria, no mosquitoes. stons sirssss,
abundant shade, cioss 90 ssanhors. en.
pres trains. about % mil1 from Nsw
fork. For Illustrated booklse and In
OF hotels and boarding houass write
MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15
DEMAND DEPARTMENT
OF HOME AND CHILD
Mothers Congress IndOrses New
Plan: School Fraternity Life
Induces Consumption.

DENVER. Colo, June IA new de-
partment Of the national government with
a woman at its head is one of tho propo-
sitIous 10 be jndorscd by the National
Mothers congress, now holding its four
teeutd annual convention In this city.
Resolutions are being prepared for a de-
paTtment Of home and child with n cabl-
net officer at its head. il possible n
woman. 1t is said that the idea is ia
vored by former President Roosevelt and
that he will indorSe the suggestion that
some woman who has made study Of
the subject OF children and their home
life bc given charge. q
Dr. George Walters Holden of Phipps
sanitarium today read "A paper, entitled
The Mothers Responsibility In the Pre-
veution OF tuberculosis" Or. Holden
said that fraternity life in high schools,
with its dances and late hours. Is the
quick step TO consumption. which gathers
an appalling harvest every year lie
scored the public drinking cup and aimed
blow at exposed counters. whore sand
wichcs, pipes. meats. etc, are sold 10
school children for their monday meal
Exposure OF foods in this manner. he
said. breeds numerous diseases.
The congress discussed at length meth
ods Of cancellng the debt against tho
association.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15

Nominations descended upon the con
test department yesterday in an ava
anche. The interest aroused is re-
markable, and the plan of The Tribune
and Telegram to spend $4,000 as a re
ward for ambition has met tre-
mendous response among the people.
Business men surrounded with all the
cares of the day have desisted long
enough TO make nominations represen-
tatiye of their concerns. While at this
point 1T may be we'll TO state that the
contest department staff is truly
thankful for the unfailing courtesy ac-
corded by the managements of the diff
ferent concerns placing their employees
in nomination. Salt Lake business men
assuredly are upholding. the reputa-
ton of the west for courtesy. This free
distribution of prizes is going to be a
grand, good thing for some faithful EN-.
ployees, and il doesn' { take these bust
ness men more than two minutes TO
realize it,
Residents of the outlying districts are
speeding their nominations TO the con
test department as fast as the mails
can carry them, 1t behoovcs every
organization. company, society, lodge
or district TO select its most representa-
tive member-married OF single AS q
candidate. Let this representative be
of such a calibcr that when the finale
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15
OGDEN UNANIMOUS CHOICE
OF COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS

imously chosen as the TlaCc OF meeting
for the 1911 session of the grand council
Of the United Commercial Travellers of
Montana. Idaho and Utah. Boise and Ril-
lings. which had aspiTcd for tho honor
OF entertaining tho travelling men. with
drawing and leaving the Utah city a clear
field.
Tho following officers were elected:
Grand councillor Harry *. FTiiChlau,
Boise: grand junior councillor. j. ~. Lew
is SALE Lake City. grand treasurer. Il. J..
Casey. Butte: grand secretary, Fred w
Hills Helena: grand conductor. !. f.
Yates. Provo; grand page. A. T.. Carlson,
Boise: grand sentinel. c. T.. BCnbc. Butte;
cxccutivo committee, f. r. Ball Salt
Lake City. l.. K. Larson. Billings.
The business session of IN" drummcrs
was concluded TO-DAY and tomorrow will
be devoted TO a carnival OF athletic sports
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15
NEW YORK DOCTOR LOSES
POINT IN DIVORCE CASE

RENO New. June 1i.-The motion oil
Dr, Smith Holllns NcElm OF New YOrG
10 appear specially and file a plea in
abatement attacking the jurisdiction ot
the Nevada court over the marital rcla
tlons between himself and wife has been
denied by the district court. Judge w,
n. A. Pike presiding D". Mckim Is nj
lowed three DAYS in which 10 file an an
swer TO his wiCc's complaint.
The court held that as the question o;
Mrs Mcllim's residence. on which II WAS
proposed TO contest IN" jurisdiction OF
the court, was one OF the necessary niIr-
cations OF the complaint. that 10 allow
the defendant TO contest this allegation
through n plea Of abatement would oper
the way FOR all the issues OF the case tc
be contested IN The same mnnncr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER
HAS ONE JOB TOO MANY

ALTON, Ill. June 14.-Charles w.
Freeman. young travelling salesman, is
in n tight place as a result of having
applied for mail route in the Yellow
stone park.
While out west 4 year ago Freeman
made application to the postofiice de-
partment for the position. Since that
time he has taken 4 travelling position
which is very lucrative. Yesterday
word came to him that he had been
awarded the mail route and that he
was to begin work July !.
| Freeman wired he could not accept
and the official wired back that he
would have to do IT or forfeit bond
of $4,000 and spend twelve months in
| iail. They refused TO excuse him.
He has appealed TO Congressman w
A. Rodenberg of this district to try
to get relief for him In the mean
time he will have TO resign his position
and start west TO pack mail over lone
ly routo in the Yellowston
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15
RLEACHED FLOUR MAKES
BREAKFAST BISCUITS PINK

KANSAS CITY, June 1i.-Mrs. Hannah
Wesscling of the government food lab
oratory. Chicago was the first witness
called today In the blcachcd flour cases
being tried In the United States court
here. she brought into court biscuits
OF ~e. own baking
Mrs Wesselng was n teacher of chem
istry in n Cincinnati medical college be-
fore she entered the government s
service.
The biscuits which were introduced in
evidence had beer made by Mrs. Wes-
selling from some of the flour seized By
the government. Those which had been
subjected TO the Griess reagcnt test were
pink. Biscuits made from unbleached
flour subjected TO the same test retained
their normal color. Miss Wesseling said
the pink color Indicated the presence OF
nitrates.
S. f. Acree associate professor OF or
ganic chemistry at Johns Hopkins uni
Vcrsity and formerly at the Universities
iof Utah and Texas. testified that he had
detectaod the presence OF nitrates in
beachcd flour.
The contents OF "A bottle. said by gov
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15
KILLS DIVORCED WIFE:
AND Is HIMSELF KILLED

OAKLAND. June l5.--After killing hiY
divorced wife today at Concord. near here
Antoine Williams wounded Phillip Roach
and was shot dead by Roach. who fired
three bullets Into his assaiauts body.
Williams declared his intention OF fore
ing his former wife TO return to him
and when he found her In store sought
10 speak 10 her. She ignored him and he
shot her down.
fastening 10 Roach's store. Il block
away. he fired at the proprietor, who
stood behind the counter. The bullet
lodged i'm Hoachs shoulder. but he man
aged to crawl along behind the counter
10 a drawer where he kent revolver
He lcapcd TO his feet with the weapon
in his hand and sent three bullets into
Wiliamss body. death resulting from
the first shot
Roach had been paying attention &C.
Mrs. Williams. il Is said hence her
divorce from Williams.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15
SALES OF BEVERAGES
SHOW GREAT DECREASE

NEW YORK, June l4.-Tbe con"
sumption of alcoholic beverages has de-
creased during the last two years SlIO,c;
lSj, 500, according 10 today's issue OF
the American Grocer. This publication
saws that during 1909 the consumption
of liquors was: Whisky. S566.9l3,53l ;
beer. SS79,S72 .j42; wines, slOI,2l99o0i
total. ; .551 .005, 1863. =,
For 1907 the estimated total retaiI
cost Of liquor was 1864 ,l9l .t63 Ac
cording to the bureau Of statistics th'
population increased 2,719,966 in Tho
same period. The per .caplta use oi
snir,ts is the smallest since 1900 ano
of beer since 1905. Last years con
sumption Of tea, coffee and cocoa wa:
| the largest since 1903.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15
FAITH NOT SUFFICIENT
TO CURE RATTLER'S BITE

CHICAGO, June li-Death caused
bv rattlesnakc bite. last night ended
a week of torture endured. through re.
ligious fanaticism. by Oliver P1gh, 90
wears old, OF Zion City,
Pugh was bitten by the snake last
Wednesday. but, true to the teachings
OF his creed, refused TO take antidotes
for tho poison or medicine Of any kind
relying on the prayers Of his fellow re
ligionists TO cure HIM
Pugh was bitten on the little finger
while picking strawberries. He was 4
former alderman of Zion City. going tc
ZION in the DAYS Of John Alexander
Dowie.
Pugb is the most prominent Zionist
To die in torture without medical at
tendance since Dowie' s daughter sue
cumbed some years ago to burns sh'
sustained when an alcohol lamp used Il
heat curling iron exploded.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15
|I[L APPEAR IN
! old PLAYHOUSE
kipnie Maddern Fiske Will Be
Seen in the Salt Lake
Theater.
sAyY YEARS SINCE SHE
I APPEARED On THIS STATE
About This Well
rnovn Actress, Whom Salt
I,akers Will Welcome.

xbsn the hoardinss announce 'ne con- o,.
- Minnie Maddern Fiske TO the Sa't
rhoster as they are soon TO no.
.oo,,, like a new order OF things
anx wears have passed since 'he
nroman whose heart pulsates so
for the great empire of the west.
<-hicb her carly successes as 'he iran
-.,o minnie Maddern were "on' mas aP-
's an what is now the only remain
-,a.e IN all that great domain Which
,ss IN history and tradition,
nj the old-time residents OF salt Lake
,.o, that the Salt Lake Theater Is
4 a,,v playhouse ever opened WIN d
IL oi Ia = matter OF common knoWicuee:
~. there are, doubtless, thousarus -.
". who have made their homes III ea'. @
ryso ~, cS,y In later years 10 whom the
er e ne new as Il has been TO the
R, 20 whom Mrs Fiske has told II
-, ber various and extensive tours
spe 4he country. One OF the most obserV-
~ Hnmon. as we'll ss one OF the most
nAIcim,s of workers. Mrs FlsNe mas AT
" fnrcrtips the history OF many the-
~, besides that which is such an nom
L a institution In Salt Lake. but about
IL local DTlue shS Sf~
nnted enthusiasm -
She can tell you all about those great
IN -hewn logs with the bark still on
~, that snpport the floor and super
Lnct,,ye. she can tell you OF how the
ridInr stood almost in solitary splendor
hen first erected on East FIRST Sootn
l,set and when TO be Oft that street
IS 10 be out Of Salt Lake. Many ON
rfhIncs she can tell also, not only ABOUT
Salt Lake Theater and Salt Lake,
~ about The country III which her early
I-,ecles took place. for Minnie Maddern
ra product Of the west and south.
~ nrt which has since made her pre-
1|nent In American stage aliairS was
In and Graded in those sections from
hkch so much of the real inspiration
he American nation has sprung.
west and South Love Her,
XinnIe Maddern was known and loved
Sew women OF the stage have ever
nj throughout the country walled OF
u that section comprchensiVely re
-rBd 10 as ''the cast, long before tht
, mess and perfection OF her art hao
1ught those fields in homage 10 hcl
n. In fact. II was not until after hei
<<flage 10 Harrison Grey F'lske and hcl
IncIdental retirement from the stage
Nering period OF several years, which
: spent In play writing and other lit
71fy work. that her genius lowered II
M York and then at a matinee per
nance Of 1bscn's "a Dolls House.
Ech for one of the many charities il
aIich Mrs. Fiskc Is so deeply interested
Her SUCCESS on this occasion was as
Finding and led 10 widespread and in
,Nent demand for her permanent return
stage some Of the most crudit,
20 forcefu OF the metropolitan critic'
Ncing the opinion that II would be higl
y #son TO American Rrt for her not Il
lime the position SO risbtGully hers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15

A WORD TO THE NOMINEES
Telephone inquiries as to how TO pro-
ceed when nominated have been many.
Here ~ how: Immediately upon hear
ing that your name has been placed in
nomination; call on the contest depart
mcnt There is nm advantage in call.
ing personally AT the Office Of the de-
partmcnt, for YOU can consult with the
contest manager on ways and means
of getting votes, and he Will supply
YOU with all the necessary blanka
which make the securing of votes so
easy. Should YOU he unable to call at
the Office. write the contest manager,
and the district manager. who has your
division in charge, will call and see
you, either at your home or place OF
business. at any time YOU specify, in the
day or evening.
The coupon ballot appears in this
issue Of the paper, Before voting
these ballots make sure that your namt
has been enrolled as n candidate aS
votes viii not be counted for candl-
dates not regularly nominated.
Send in your application. Your
friends may commence saving ballots
for YOU, thinking, of course. YOU have
entered,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15
FREE BOOK ON PILES
TELLS HOW TO CURE THEM WITH
INTERNAL MEDICINE.

Do you know the cause Of pilesl
Is il internal OF cXtcrnaif
Will salvcs. SuppJsltOrlcs or cutting
remove the cause!
How can one he cured permanently
Do YOU know how DR.. j. = Lconhardt
found the cause and cures
All these questions nn&weTcd fully IN
n booklet mailed free hv DR.. Iseouhardt
Co.. Station &, BGtf;ho, \. Y, or at
Schramn-J Jobnson, Drags, five stores
who sell the successful remedy. Hem
Roid, under guarai-tcc, nj 81 per large
bottle,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15

ernmcnl attorneys 10 have contained
bleached flour exploded during the flour
trial here today. II was while Professor
s. i. Acrec CT the chemistry department
OF Johns Hopkins university, was on the
stand that the explosion occurred.
What caused that?' asked an attor-
ney.
"'rhe formation OF nitrogen peroxide gas
in the -four" answered the professor.
Decomposition, as well bleaching
would cause gas 10 form In -four ex-
planned the witness. On cross examina-
ton, the professor admitted that there
were nitrites in air. ralnwater and melted
snow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15
Ha!Ha! He, He,

That's tho way TO feel-RVERY ONR
doss that takes q CASCARET night
BEFORE, whom he looks at tho fellow
who didn't. For OVBR-EATINO and
DRINKING nothing on Earth cleans you
ost an CASCARET, naturslly-easily.
without that upset sick feeling. Don't
scsIeot-at bed time-9 p. M. or 4 A. M.
40 difcrenoe-you'l II need il.
en
CAScARETs Iec bog for a weeks
treatment, ailduegists. Biggest seller
u EAa wuIid Million bo1es q usoakk
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Sui n ltSIIltUlth. w bfb
our baby was seven
weeks old he broke out
with what we thought
was heat but which
gradually grew worse.
We called in a doctor.
He said it was eczema
and from that time we
doctored six months
with three OF the best
doctors in Atchison but
he only got worse. His
face, head and hands
were a solid sore. There
was no end TO the
suffering for him. We
had TO tie his little
hands To keen him from
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Steamer Ashore in Fog.

NORFOLK. Va. June ii.-1he British
steamer Dundon!ap. from Cuba to Bnlti-
more with full cargo OF iron ore.
stranded on the Virginia coast last night
two and n half miles south OF Cape Henry
during n dense fog. WreckIng tugs are
alongside
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Worlds Missionary Conference.

EDINBURGH. Scotland, June LITTLE
worlds missionary conference, repre-
sentative gathering Of Protestant
churches. opened today under the presi-
uency OF Lord Balfour.
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Pensions Are Deferred.

PARIS. June 1.-THE government has
decided tliat II will be impossible To ap-
ply. until 1911 the workmens old age
pension law which will cost the treasury
more than s25,Q00.O09 annually.