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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-06
Remar . able II Years Test
of tuberculosis Cure

Visitors to the exhibition recently
held in Philadelphia to acquaint the
public with the dangers of tuberculosis
and to demon trate the methods Of pre-
ventiOn and the cure of Consumption.
were surprised when informed at the
Bureau of Information that no state
ment of cures was at hand. In the
past few years immense sums have been
spent and many persons treated by the
eggs milk and fresh air advocates, yet
curiously. cured cases are rarely found.
That Eckman's Alternative positively
cures tuberculosis (COnsumption) and
stands the test of time is proven by the
following letters:
Philadelphia. Pa. March %, 1898,
Gentlemen: Ny son commenced TAX
ing your medicine February I'd, 1898
Previous to that time my family physi-
clan had given him up to die with Con-
sumption. Not being satisfied, had
him taken TO prominent hospltal In
this city, where they informed me that
both upper lobes of his lungs were dis
eased Upon examination OF his sputun
they found 1t full of Bactllt, and said
there was no hope of his recovery. He
was compelled TO give UP his position
He commenced to improve almost i'm
mediately after taking your remedy
and has now returned 10 his office
work
(Signed) Mrs. z. F. Bird,
2OS South seventh Street.
AFTER ELEVEN YEARS.
Philadelphia, Pa, January "a, 1903.
Gentlemen: Your inquiry as 10 th'
health Of my son Shapleigh receiver.
can truthfully say he is and has been
IT, excellent health never had return
of the disease since taking your Altera
tive II years ago.
/ cannot speak highly enough OF you
Alternative, as 1t saved my boys life.
Respectfully yours,
(Signed) Mrs. E. F. Bird.
Eckmans Alternative is good 70
throat and lung troubles, and is on sal
In Salt Lake City at all druggists.
Ask for booklet of cured cases. l
can also be obtained at or procure'
from your local druggist. If not, sem
this advertisement with Two Dollars L
the Ecknlan Laboratory, Philadelphia
Pa, and we viii send l bottle prepai
to your nearest express office.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-06
Notice Of Sale Of Real Property.

IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DIS
trict court, salt Lake county, state Of
Utah. In the matter Of the estate OF
Margaret Green, deceased. Notice is
hereby given that the undersigned,
pursuant to an order of the above
named court, in the matter Of said es-
fate. made and entered on January 28.
1910, will sell at private sale the fol-
lowing described real estate. belong
ing 10 said estate, and situated IN Salt
Lake City, Salt Lake county, state Of
An undivided one-ninth interest in
part of lot 4, block rs, plat "a" Salt
Lake City survey, commencing at a
n0int "a rods north OF the southwest
corner of said lot, running thence east
20 rods; thence north "a rods; thence
west 10 rods; hence south q rods
thence west 10 rods; thence south 5
rods to the place OF beginning.
Said sale will take place at the Of
flee of G. II. Backman, basement No. 32
So. Main street, Salt Lake City, Utah
Thursday, the 10th day Of February,
1910. at 10 o'clock a. m. Terms of
sale, cash, and subject to confirmation
by said court.
Administrator of estate of Margaret
Green, deceased.
G. H. Backman. attorney for the es-
tate.
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RAILROADS LENDING AID
Big Systems Are Cooperating With
Country Road Makers All
Over the West.

Realizing that good country roads
bring more bushes to the railroads and
rebound to their mutual advantage,
many of the big railway systems in
various parts of the country are CO.
operating with the country road
makers in various ways.
The first real impetus given this
movement from the Missouri railways
is the special low rate offered by the
Burlington for materials and utensils
needed in the construction of rural
highways through MMissourt. These
rates apply only to the transportation
Of such materials and implements be-
tween local points in the state, but will
undoubtedly give the good roads move
ment a big boost.
For the transportation Of crushed
stone and gravel with the minimum
weight marked es the capacity Of the
car, when used only for road purposes,
furnished either by subscription or ac-
tual cost from quarrtes or deposits and
consigned to public officials in charge
of the road project, the Burlington Of
fers a special rate Of half a cent per
ton-mile, with a minimum Of % cents
for each ton. This will apply only on
distances not exceeding 100 miles.
Another low rate applies to ship
ments or road making machinery and
appliances which will be transported
at a rate Of IS per car for fifty miles
or less, and So per car for between
fifty and 100 miles, when such are
owned or leased by the state, county OF
town highway officials.
The Frisco, with B. F. YOakum al
the head, is conducting extensive edu-
cational campaign through the less de-
veloped territory tributary to theil
| system. Other roads have interested
| themselves in the movement to a great
er or less extent, and within the mex
| two years II is freely predicted that al
| the big railway systems will be offer
/ ing handsome inducements for the de
velopment of the highways from which
/ they draw a large portion of their ship
/ meltS
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Notice..

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. JAN. 18TH,
1910.
heirs:
nended $500 90 in labor and improvements
in1non the following described lodes: The
Baker Claim Equal Rights, Silver Link
and Bower Bird, known as the Baker
group. as will appear by PROOF OF labor
the recorder Of Big Cottonwood mining
district, Salt Lake county, Utah, in order
to hold said premises under the pro-
visions of section 1924, revised statutes of
The United States, being the amount re-
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Magazines
for February

AMERICANA the Republican Party
Breaking up" is the leader in the Ameri-
can magazine. 1t is a timely and Vigor-
Gus and very thoughtful article on sub
ject being discussed everywhere just now.
1t is STORY Of the insurgent west A
popular feature is that entitled. interest
ing People," which includes brief outlines
of the personalities of Mrs. e. H. Harri-
man, Wilbur Wright, John Bigelow, W.
R. NeLzOh and Clifford Pinchot. The
American Woman; Her First Decisra-
tion of Independence" by Ida Tarbell, is
a sketch of the beginning of the days OF
the agitation OF woman's suffrage In this
country, the day Of Lucretia Mott, Eliza
beth Cady Stanton, Lucy Stone and other
remarkable women, with the story OF the
first distinctly womans movement In
America What About Our Courts" is
the tonic of William Allen White. Several
bright fiction numbers are among the
contents.
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NEW BOOKS AT LIBRARY
Fiction Numbers for the Week Offer
Splendid Seleo-
ton.

The following torty-soven volumes will
be added to the public library Monday
morning, February Z, 1910:
Miscellaneous.
Abbott-Syllogistic Philosophy, vols.
Brinkley, ed.-Japan, 10 vols. (referenoe).
Chambers-Story Of the Comets.
Dicksee-Auditing.
Gibson-HandboOk for Literary and De-
batting Societies
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the West.
Hatfield-MOdern Accounting.
Jaeob-Trip to the Orient
Johnson, comp. - Famous Fugitive
Poems.
LaFarRes-Higher Life in Art.
Lisle-Accounting in Theory and Prac-
tice.
Lombroso-After Death What?
Masterpieces in color: Rubens, Whist
schauffler-Romantic Germany.
Fiction.
Andrews-Perfsct Tribute.
Diver-Candles in the Wind,
Hickman-UnOfIicial Love Story.
Morrison-Green Ginger.
PhiIlpotts-The Haven.
Stevens-The Veil
Notwithstanding Lady.
Juvenile.
Brooks-True Story Of George Wash
| ington.
CauaVau-ben COme6s
Douglass-Little Girl of Old Pittsburgh
French-Peelham and His Friend Tim.
| Gould-Germany.
Guiso-Animals In the Ark.
Haines-Cock-a-doodi Hill.
| Irwin-Secret OF Old Thunderhead.
| Jekyl-Children and Gardens.
| McMurray-Pioneers OF the Rocky
/ Mountains and the West.
Patteson-Kit Kat Kimmie.
Potter-Tale Of Benjamin Bunny.
| Remick-Glenloch Girls.
| Sage-Rhymes for Real Children.
Observation-Disclosures for Beginners.
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Assessment No, 6,

CARDIFF MINING & MILLING COM
pany. Principal place Of business, Salt
Lake City, Utah.-Notice Is hereby given
that at a meeting Of the board OF direc-
tors of the Cardiff Mining & Milling
company, held at its office in Salt Lake
City, Utah, on the Sd day Of February,
1910. an assessment Of one-half 90 cent
per share was levied on the capital stock
of the corporation, payable at once TO
James D. Murdoch. secretary Of said
company, at the office Of Thompson &
Murdoch, 21S South Main street, Salt Lake
City, Utah. Any stock upon which this
10th day of March, 1910, viii be delin-
quent and advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless paid prior thereto,
will be sold on the 18th day Of March, 1919,
to pay the delinquent assessment, with
cost OF advertising and expense Of sale.
CARDIFF MINING & MILLING
COMPANY.
By James D. Murdoch, secretary.
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Delinquent Notice.

NEVADA SUPERIOR MINES COM
pany. Principal offices, 10 Continen-
tai National bank building, Salt Lake
City, Utah, and SIS Seventh street,
Rockford, III. Location of mines, Hum
boldt county, state Of Nevada.
Notice-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock on &C
count of assessment No. 4 Of five cents
(5c) per share, levied on the 21st day
of December, 1903, the several amounts
set opposite the names of the respect
i've shareholders, as follows:
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ouired 10 hold the same for the year $50.
and If within ninety days from date OF
this notice by publication IL Iall or re
fuse 10 contribute your proportion OF such
expenditure as cO-OWners, your interest,"
in said claims will become the property OF
the subscriber under said section Z524.
~ G. W BAKER.
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Led the Children of Israel Out OF Egypt"
with twenty-four illustrations. ARABIA
the Desert of the Sea-" with twenty IL
Illustrations, is written by Archibald FORD
err "A Country Where Going TO america
Is an Industry" by Arthur II. warner,
with forty-two illustrations, is q Ieat tbe
of note. This issue is gem from the
standpoint of fine and frequent lliustra-
ton.
THE WORLDS WORK-James J. Hill
contributes a timely article, the rour ,tl
of Highways of Progress, IN Inc
Worlds Work. 1t deals with the PROB
lens of drainage and irrigation, and de-
scribes what the author thinks is the
urgent need of reforming the lano laws.
''Fngland and Germany, VIII They
Fight?" is discussed by William Bayard
Hale. The article contains compare
tive showing Of the war footing OF the
two nations 1.-THE Building OF a Money
Trust is a review of the work OF J. Pier
pont Morgan in cornering the reaay I1on ~
| ey of the country, which has exclteo 50
much interest and comment of late. II
| is written by c. M. Keyes. 1t Is a tnougnt-
| ful article well worth reading IN THESE
| times when the central bank" Is being
| championed at Washington
YOUNGS-This magazine for February
| is a straight fiction NUMBER. among tht
sscian'" by Henryk sienkiewicz": 'Th'
Valentine" by Robert Rode; The Break
| ing of the Ice" by Anton ChekoV; rne
Last Move" by Forrest Halsey. There
are more than dozen stories or more
or less merit in the splendid number
THE RED BOOK-Red Book opens
! with 1.-THE Man Hoskins." with drawing
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-06

CENTURY-February Century opens
with q Cecilia Beaux portrait OF Richard
Watson Glider and closes with notable
tributes to the editor. So the final ack-
nowledgment is made, but the impress
the editor left on the magazine and cur
rent life and literature is not to be told
in a single issue Of the Century. Inc
influence Of the author, poet and maya
zine maker none can estimate, he touched
at so many vital points the active. forces
of his day Under the head of Mr.. Gil
der's Activities" these topics are dis
cussed: Poet" George Edward Wood
berry; Moral Force in Politics" Henry
VanDyke; His Philanthropio Work, =
Jacob Riis; His Relation TO the Arts,
| Cecilia Beaux; His Editorial Relation,
Robert Underwood Johnson. Further APP
| precautions are written by Andrew Car
/ negie, Frances Hodgson Burnett and
others. .,,-,
| A feature Of the February issue is THE
! Preservation of Mount Vernon" by ABBY
| Gum Baker; "Modjeska's Memories" con-
| tinue to be interesting L. Frank TookeT
contributes a story, The Lady and the
| Earthouake." Walter Camp discusses
| IAN All-Time, All-American Football
/ Team"
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And In accordance with law and an
order of the board of directors, made
on the 21st day OF December, 1909.
so many shares of each parcel OF Stock
rs NAV be necessary will be sold at
hubble auction at the office Of the COM
nanv. I07 Continental National Bank
building, Salt Lake City. Utah. on
Wednesday, the 10th day Of February,
1ef6 at 3 o'clock D. m, to pay the de-
Itn01ent assessment thereon. together
with cost of advertising and expenses
"a JOHN w. GEIaER, Secretary.
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Notice how many different QUESTS
each one interesting to you-may be pur-
sued by reading and answering want ads.
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CURRENT LITERATURE-Wha
Goethe called the time spirit has very
obviously inspired every feature in the
newly arrived February number Of Cur
rent literature, the periodical which dis
arms criticism of itself by somewhat braz-
enly announcing that It is a magazine
Of timeIiness. The boast recalls some
how Sir Edwin Arnolds regrets for the
mass of splendid prose and still more
SPLENDID thought locked forever from
mankind In the columns Of so many daily
Journals. 1t was all so instant, so freshly
caught from the fields Of human actlOn
that II had to be ineligible 10 q later
! dav. One wonders how Ineligible this
will be. say, in a hundred and thirty
years. What will posterity make, Tor
| instance. of the long review OF what the
| President has done TO PinchotT Whet
| would q ty-second-century man say
| vera II uOssfble for him to study what
| current literature saws this month about
! sthe cannonading OF Speaker Cannon
/ viii not the pun have become unintel-
IieibIe IN a hundred and twenty-five
| wears? There will be no cannon then,
| surely. Taft's policy on the trusts tart
| poIicv in the far east, Taft here and IaII
| t5are-these themes thrill US as they are
| reviewed in the warm and at times GID
| honian prose Of the editor of Current LIT
| era t11re who as II TO escape some lmpu-
| tatfon Of pedantry, perhaps, relaXes the
majesty OF his verbiage IN studying tHe
| personality Of the men whose speeches.
decided the British election 10 positively
| {rooudeut breeziness Of vocabulary IN tell
ing the story Of Morse. How great these
| issues all are-today-hOw utterly unln-
| taIIigible they must be TO poster1ty-per-
| hans! It may he that the editor or Cur
rent 7 itara t1Ire is one Of those seers who
scan futuritv with the eve infal1hIe pu'
where will the readers Of Current Litera-
ture be in a hundred and twenty years?
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-By +. NJ Onion. On Mon
day, Feb Z, 1919 a. m, at s5z z. Sth So.
ST, / will sell a nice lot Of household
goods. consisting In part OF good carpets
and rugs rockers and chairs. Morris
chair. parlor desk, dining table and
chairs, fine buffet, good steel range,
heating stove gas range, IRON beds, child
iron bed sanitary couch, dresser, chif-
fy1ier, extra fine gC-cart, folding gO-cart,
lace curtains. pOrteres, etc. Ashton Ave.
car to 9th So. ST.
Auction sale Of fine high grade house
hold furnishings by =. NJ. Onion. By d.
rrctlor o. David s. Murray I viii sell II
40 W. rs 50. St.. commencing at 1880
ah1rD On wednesday. Feb. 8, all the high
grade and rlch furnishings Of a ten-rOOm
house; one high grade Steinway piano
ebony CasaJ. rich parlOr, dining room ana
bedroom furniture. fine carpets and
draDerlas. rockers and chairs, center Ia
bles. fine iron beds, dressers, chiffOniers
and all kinds Of furniture. sewing ma
chine, LOT standard books. fine choice cut
glass, table and bed linen, fine pictures,
genuine Oriental rugs, Navajo blankets
and a thousand other things; lot brie-a-
brac, bronzes; everything first class. The
goods can be examined at 10 W. "a So.
any time Tuesday. The sale viii begin
promptly at 1890.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-06

CIJTRES-Intimate views of the life
and character of the young king OF Spain
are shown by Xavier Paoli In Mcclure $.
AZ a Guardian of the welfare of Alphonso
XIII in his early knighthood days, this
entertaining writer contributes q very In
terestfng article which is finely Illus
trated. "Reminiscences OF an Editor Is
~ literary interest in presenting some Of
the oId-timers as recalled by William H
Rideing Among the contents are: "A
perverted Punishment-A Story" by
Alice Parrin; "Canada's Work for Her
FsrTners !" bv L. g. Brownell What the
p,,hIJc JVants-A Play" by Arnold Ben
nett and the Brennan Mono-Ran Car,"
by Perceval Gibbon.
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by Gayle Hoskins and the story by James
oliver Curwood. There are number OF
bright stories, including The Reporter
SCOOP" by Mary Inlay Taylor; miss
Priscilla and the Tax Debt" by Cnnton
Dangerfield; ''The Romance" by SOPHIE
Chandler; 1.-THE Way 1t Worked Out
by George Hyde Preston.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-06

VAN NORDEN-The commerciaI plot
behind the trouble in Nicaragua, the IN
evitable cause of most Of the wars" IN
that region. is the subject of an article
in Van Norden's. Society Women as
Strike Pickets," by Gertrude Penrsse, is
an interesting sidelight on the strike of
the shirt waist makers in New York city.
other articles Of interest include: the
Awakening of Our Cities" by Don Ems
ninQer Mowry; Lodging With Rat
tlesnake," by A. w. Dimock; IAN Elk
pertinent in Scientific Motherhood" by
Frances Maule Bjorkman; "Biights on
Woman's Clubs" by Mrs. Gabrielle ).
Mulliner.
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The petition OF A. n. HUMPHREYS for
order directing executors speclIcalIy 70
perform contract Of deceased ana 70 eL-
ecute q deed Of conveyance, conveying -
him unOn payment Of the balance or the
purchase price therefor, the following &c
scribed TeaI estate, all situate IN lalt-
wild addition to Salt Lake City Clah'
and known and described as follows 10
All Of block l. lots / to Il, both inelu1-
sive lots p to 81, both inclusive, lots 81
to Il, both inclusive, and lots 20 ana 81
block 2. lots to 6, both inclusive lots y
to H. both inclusive, lots 20 and q, and
lots 80 to 4S, both inclusive, block 3; lots
4 to s. both inclusive, lots 70 TO %, botn IN
elusive. lots Al to IS, both inclusive, lots
39 to So both inclusive, block T. lots 70
/ Is, both inclusive, lots 20 to p both inclu-
| sive, block 3; lots l to %, both inclusive
1 lots 30 to 10, both inclusive, block g. lots
/ / to 5, both Inclusive, lots 10 TO u, poth
/ inclusive block Z; all 4 block 8; lots 10
/ 16. both inclusive, 10 to AZ, both inclusive,
block g: lots TO So, both inclusive, lots
/ IS to g. both inclusive, block TO- lots 70
/ a. both inclusive, lots IT to 40, both tnclu-
/ siye and lot SO, block Il; together with
/ ali that portion Of the following described
property in Salt Lake county, state OF
! Utah. tO-Wit,
/ Commencing at stone monument marked
! II 3d. which is 1868 feet south and AIS
/ feet east Of the northwest corner Of the
/ northeast a Of section q, township 1
4 SOUTH range / east Of Salt Lake meridian
Il and running thence east lll61 feet %
l stake 3D." thence south 1877 feet 20 stake
l marked "B," thence west 1921 feet 70
| stake, thence north $50 feet to stake,
thence west 265.5 feet to a stake, thence
north 1.617 feet to a stone, the point OF
beginning, and containing, exclusive OF
county road, 45.74 acres that has not been
conveyed by said deceased in his life time
In pursuance of said contract, which said
petition has been filed in this court and
has been set for hearing on Friday, the
18th day Of February, A. D. 1910, at
O clock p. m, in the county court house,
In the court room OF said court IN salt
Lake county, state Of Utah.
Witness the clerk Of said court, with
the seal thereof affixed, this 5th day OF
February, A. D. 1910.
MARGARET ZANE WTTCHER,
| CSeal1 Clerk.
BY L. P. Palmer, Deputy Clerk.
Booth, Lee, Badger, Rich & Lewinsohn'
attorneys for estate.
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For home hunters, property seekers,
the looking task" is lightened by the
classified ads.
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MJJNsEYS-'"The Rattle Of the Budget ."
nv r P. O'Connor in Munsey's may be
Considered as an authoritative discussion
of the English crisis and what i means
Worry" is a practical article by that
physician with practical ideas, Woods
H11tchinson. -he contribution OF John
Kimberly Mumford is George r. Earle
~ etor+ story writer's in evidence In
This number are o. Henry, Charles Bat
tell LOOMS. william J. hampton and
Charles e. Van Loan.
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HARPER'S-This magazine presents an
other story by Keene Abbott, the talented
S,cIng Omaha author It Is entitled Lit
fle u Cray Father" and a pathetic incident
in the life OF an old man which ends
happily for him and for the reader. AN
ola Circle" by Ford MADDOX Hueffer, Is
a literary "Reminiscences Of Ruskin. VIII
liam Morris, Swinburne and others I'm
the Path of Sherman" is written by w,
w Lord. r., and Legends OF the City
~ Mexico" by Thomas A. Janiver.
stories are contributed by Mary e. VIII
kins Freeman, Louise Closer Hale and
| johnson Morton. Lawrence Gilman con-
| tributes Landscape in Music" THE Two
Deaths" by Edith Thomas; Man" by
Susie NJ. Best; "Oriflamme," by Ethel
| M Hewitt, and THE Gulf Stream" by
Frederic Arnold Hummer, are contribu-
lions in verse
| NATIONAL, GEOGRAPHIC-The Ma
tionaI Geographic Magazine contains q
very interesting article from Francis E.
Hoskins, 1.-The Route Over Which Moses
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THE RED BOOK-Red Book opens
With ''The Man Hoskins." with drawing