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II will not cost you cent to get
chance on the s25 heater that the
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Name. Address Votes
DR.. L. II. Thompson, Bluefield 99,975
Miss Dorothy Shirley Bluefleld 73,425
Miss Hazel Becker, Bluefield. 40, O75
James 5. Clark. Welch. ..... 81 900
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06
ALSO CURED, OF CASE OF
CURVATURE OF THREE
YEARS STANDING.


ia b
trouble
'EDIsoNIA two weeks ago fe has now
ntranf into
present conHtn ret
Miss South ScondW
a delight the
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06
A W aiting List Will
Be Established

Metzger's Office hours are almost
all engaged now. and those who have
been postponing their visits will ito
well to get on this list this. week.
When his hours arc all promised ne
will do as he has done in all the
cities he has visited-establish a
waiting list, and it may be weeks
before he can give You treatment
if YOU fail to come in this week.
All that Edison has done for
science the treatment Of EDISONlA
is doing for human sufferers.
[ have electric power to cure those
with chronic ills.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06
NEW VOLUMES ADDED
TO PUBLIC LIBRARY

The following thirty books will be
added to the nublic library Monday.
November 4. 1910:
ellaneous-Bryant, What Pic
turcs to See in Europe IN One Summer;
Clarke, Sixty Years With the Bible
Hagenbcck, Beasts aud Man; Hill,
Cooking for Two; Jones. ldealism as Il
Practical Creed: Knopf, Tuberculosis a
Preyentablc and Curabc Disease: Mac
Mutt, Fernando Cortcs: Meek, George
Meek; Morton, Art of Theatrical Make.
up; Munsterberg, Eternal Values;
Rotch Conquest OF the Air; Rumbold
Francis Joseph; Tower, Story of Oil:
Serviss, Curiosities of the Sky, Round
the Year With tho Stnrs.
Fiction-Brady, Better Man; Burn
ham, Clever Betsy; Mason At the Villa
Rose; 0rczy. Petticoat Rule; Smith, En-.
chnntcd Ground,
Children g Books-Ames, By Reef and
Trail Brainerd. Winning the Eagle
Prize; Curtis, Grandpa s Little Girl S
Houseboat Party; Garis, Johnnie and
Billie Bushytail; Harris. Uncle Remus
and the Little Boy; Moses. Louisa Mny
Alcott; Paine, Stroke Car; Stratcmeycr
Automobile Boys of Lakcport; Wet
more. Fighting Under the Southern
Cross; WHY'S, Swiss Heroes.
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most universally used, save perhaps
Mary, of all feminine names.
There are Caterjnas in Italy. Cat
alinas in Spain, GATHERINGS in Portu-
gal. GATHERINGS and Trinettes in France,
Kathris and Trlnes in Switzerland, Kat
aims and Katis in Hungary. Katarinas
in Illyria, Katherines and Katchens in
Germany, kaats and kaatles in Hol-
land, Ekaterinas and Katinltas in Rus
sia, Katernynas in Poland, Katherinas
and Karinas in Denmark, katerints and
Kolinas in Sweden, Cathwgs in Wales,
kathleens and Kattys III Ireland, Kat
les and GATHERINGS in Scotland. Kittys
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06
rusNCES MARSHALL.

nj half-legendary fame
s1ln, ,,,oritv to each of the three
|Dt 1 pp1pnffN Of the jewel names-whIch
Z. sn1' Katherine, Jasper: Cordelia'
y r,iamanta, Esmerald9 and sap
q ~ first of these three saints
lrG MARTYR of Alexandria; the
fp sage of tho mysterious
J, WI rtbird was maiden of Wales:
J. Wy Katherine, it is sand, was OF
p .h She lived at Alexandra,
n'b nsnrib century, and her beauty
ly m " attracted much attention.
sav vr miiors was the pagan em-
R.i"ycutius, who pressed his suit
edar Catherine repulsed hlm,
luz ,nrn the emperor condemned
~ hscause of her religion. She
w asned TO nail.studded wheels.
= su,nsror gave the word that the
~ started. Then "A miracle oc-
,he wheels collapsed, and Cath
;,sS in safety 10 the mountains
1t;o ~; she was finally overtaken
|. D,s ,es'nneror's soldiers and killed;
,esponse to her prayer that no
'.nid see her body, angels carried
'1u n, sinai and buried her there.
,sss the story. And there is a
sssv ko at the foot of the mountain
II ! hs built over the saints shrine,
''d;ycated - to her memory. Whatever
IN and whatever the legend in
n,;es that are preserved of her
is crusaders who visited Mt.
~ took her name back with them
'nne and helped TO make it the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06
Prominent Young Business Man. Also Of Salt Lake City, Cured
Of Most Extreme Case Of Stomach and kindey Trouble.
After One Weeks Treatment Of "EDlSONlA
Mr. l.. E. Hoss of 70 North State street, a

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Dan Nj. Daniels, Malad, Idaho,
Mr.. Daniels says: Knowing so many
Malad people Drs. Shores have cured
/ consulted them about my case. !
had Catarrh badly. ear noises and "A
very bad stomach, and after two
weeks' treatment under Drs. Shores
7 can truthfully say l am feeling fine
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| am glad TO add my name TO the list
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DAN NJ. DANIELS,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06

Hauerbach's s Military band Orches.
ira music for all occasions. Lessons
taught on all instruments. "a L. So.
Temple Phone 3341.
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for three years. Her companions were to
be ten maidens, and each of these was
20 have Il thousand maIdens with her.
The "tyrant' gathered the maideus to-
gether, and In eleven richly decorated
ships they started forth. They travelled
down the Rhine, and then walked to
Rome. On their way back they were
killed by the Huns.
In his frantic search for eleven thous-
and young maidens, the "tyrant.' un-
daunted By Ursula s strange demand
lourneyed to Wales, and persuaded Cor
della TO Join Ursula. Her name has III
ways been popular IN Ireland
Esmeralda is used now only in Spain.
] is popularity there Is due to the repu-
tation of an early Christian martyr who
bore the Greciap form Of the name
Smaragdos. Sapphira, which is still in
use in modern Greece, was brought into
general disfavor by the wife of Anani-
as. Diamenta is sometimes met with IN
different lands, and there was once q
learned Italian poet named Djamente
Fains. Garnet was borne to fame by
Sir Garnet Wolscley, the British general
who commanded tho expedition to sub
due Riel y rebellion in Canada in 1870,
and later won distinction in India.
Catherine. which means Il crystal; and
Garnet, Esmeralda, Sapphira and Dia
manta are all of Greek origin. JaspaI
comes from the east, and signifies either
the stone of the same name, or 'treas-
ure MASTER CordelIa is Celtic name,
and means probably the "Gem of the
Sea -
Copyright, 1910, by Frances Marshall }
Miss Marshall will be pleased TO an
swer by mail all inquiries addressed
to her concerning the or gin and his
tory of first names. In addressing Miss
Marshall in care of this paper please
enclose a stamped and self addressed
envelope for the reply.
Hauerbach' IS Military band Orches
ira music for all occasions. Lessons
taught on all instruments. "a L. So
Templc Phone 33Il
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06
Beware of eeFAy-by-NiGht'' Fakirs

h cool weather is driving the travel
Eakir from the small towns into
lsxser cities. Beware Of this class of
a. Remember the ''Stoddards." the
mold -Dicksons." the Fer Dons,' the
b Phenomenal" and the way they
. with flourish and left quietly at
h with the peoples money. There
o Inference between Fakirs. Be care
% whom you pay your money.
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Endorsed by the Lead
ing Citizens Of a
Dozen States
Tiger {!

Located at the Wilson hotel, Suite
1O1-1O2, parlor floor Office hours, 8
to 5, 7 to $50.
Sunday Office hours from ~ to 5.
For consultation only. Lady attend
ant.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06
CATHERINE
JASPER.
CORDELIA

: Three Saints Made the Three
: Most Usual Jewel Names Famous
: Saint Catherine, and Her Escaoe
: From the Emperor Maxentius-
: The Greatest of All Queens, Who
: Ruled Russia-The Wise Man
: From the Mysterious East Who
: Made Jasper Famous-His His
: Uoric Namesakes-Cordclia, One Of
: the Eleven Thousand Virgins
: Where Garnet, Diamanta. Sapphira
: and Esmeralda Come From.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06

LOUIE Wilson, 1872 Fourth ave-,
4, Salt Lake City.
~ lson says; ! have had run
a,,." iof q years-both run all
sna causing dullness OF the hear
"a ~ considerable pain and annoy
49, ned The Catarrh and began
"A ~ a WIN Drs. Shores this month
n .Mo weeks my ears had stop
The nng entirely and ] feel fine.
"A sba aonel mas been so remarkable
a ts,,,, S results so quick that ! feel
a sor sns everyone what Drs. Shores
7 ior me, (Signed)
La. LOUIE WILSON
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Miss Linda Mas
eroCured ofHeart
Trouble and Ner-
vousness After
Nine treatments.

Popular Young Lady Of
A "A South Second West,
Salt Lake City, Utah,
Speaks Words Of Warm
Praise for Eds onia
Treatment.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26

Among the new entries in the auto field
in Mr.. Workman, formerly in the type
writing business in this city. Mr.. Work
man is representing the Chase Automobile
company, manufacturers of trucks
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26
SINGERS MELoDIoUs MELON
Approaching Division of Sewing
Machine COmDnny's "JRck-
pot" ..

Stockholders of the Singer Manufacturing
company will hold a special meeting June
is at Elizabeth, N. j., to authorize an
increase of 100000 in the company's cap
ital to total of $6OOOOOOO. The new capt
tai viii be distributed as a stock dividend
at 100 per cent to the old stockholders.
The company now has upward of $50. 900. 900
of surplus and the management has de-
cided that it is advisable to capitalize 1t
for the benefit of the shareholders.
For years the Singer company has paid
enormous cash dividends. In 1898 II paid
30 per cent in cash, in 1899 100 per cent and
amounts ranging from to 25 per cent on
the $3O000,0GO capital from 1900 to 1909.
The Singer Manufacturing company was
organized in 1904 to take over the sewing
machine business of ]. n. Singer & Co. In
1907, the Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing
company was acquired. The present COM
pany has two plants in New Jersey one
in Scotland and one in st. Johns, Quebec.
1t owns its iron mines and timber lands,
from which 1t draws material used in the
manufacturing of its machines.-Chicago
Record-Herald.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26
ENTER BRASS HAMMER FAD
Artistic Burning of Wood RELOCATED
for a New idea.
MANY PRETTY THINGS ARE MADE
Every Knock IL Boost for the
Beauty of the Hammered Thing
-BeautifuI Effects of
Light Reflection.

Now comes the hammered brass fad to
take the place Of burned wood and other
passing things. Typography they called
called the burned. wood art. but there Is
no high-sounding synonym for hammered
brass 1t is just brass with dent in IL.
A few years back, IL a woman couldn't
burn wood or didn't burn wood, she was
quite passee in elite circles In fact, burned
wood was to some extend a card Of intro
duction to the higher class of feminine
citizenship. But now, burned wood has
taken a back seat and hammered brass is
the rage.
1t is now about a year since the brass
Idea became popular. Since then II has ex-
tended until brass hammering sets are as
much Of staple as coffee pots were a
quarter century ago. Various ornamental
pieces are made out of brass.
For instance, the woman with the brass
bee buzzing in her bonnet buys a plain
brass jardiniere for 81 or s.. with a ham
mering set, which retails ali the way from
81 to So, she works over that jardiniere
until in it's finished faddish condition It
would be worth $40 or so IL she hadn't
saved the price Of the hammering by doing
II herself. Every stroke of the hammer
makes a niche which reflects the light in
different way, thus creating a very pleasi &
effect. OF course, more or less skill is re-
CURED in finishing the work, but after al,
an unskilled blow makes just as much OF a
nick and is likely to reflect just as pretty a
light as though the blow had been skilled
brass worker, who has acquired rea-
sonable amount of skill can take a plain
sheet of brass and bend it into lamp
shade, match box or a flower pot. The
10 40 tbo
yourself
Art shops, picture shops, depar ment
stores and many other places keep brass
hammering sets for sale, and the fad is
now growing at such rate that sooner or
later hammered brass will become exceed
ingly commentaries, perchanca, in the
meantime somebody doesn't come along
with still newer fad and put the brass
business out.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26
EDISON'S LATEST BATTERY
Design Which He Considers Worth
While After Test.
WORKS ON IT FOR SIX YEARS
Invention VIII, It e. Claimed, RevO-
IutiOnIse Conditions i'm the Mat
ter of Commercial
Traffic.

There has been great deal written and
invention that promises to make over the
commercial automobile situation. A few
years ago, when MIR. Edison first put out
his battery, all sorts Of things were claimed
for II, by those too, who hardly knew any
thing about 1t. OF late there has not been
so much discussion Of II, but at this time
those who are interested in II contend II is
really accomplishing what was hoped for
1t. A man connected with an automobile
company that uses the Edison battery only
has this to say about it,
The perfection of the Edison storage
battery has brought about conditions which
should go a great distance toward solving
the problem of commercial transportation.
When Thomas A. Edison launched this in
vention six years ago it was the best stor-
age battery which up to that time had been
produced. 1t eliminated the drawbacks
that interfered with the successful opera
ton of the lead battery, the only type then
in popular use.
'In his first invention of a storage bat
terry Mr.. Edison made a radical departure
from the working principles of all former
batteries He started fresh, forgetting
everything that had hitherto been done
He decided that batteries in which lead
was the active material had too many in
herent defects ever to realize the full prom
Use OF electricity as motive power for
vehicles
Mr.. Edison's first battery was a sue
cess. 1t was tried out and tested by dis
interested persons. 1t was lighter, cleaner
and cheaper The greater initial cost was
more than offset by lower cost of upkeep
and operation. 1t gave greater output for
the same weight did not deteriorate when
left unchanged and was not injured by
overchdrging Those who tried it were de-
lighted with the results. over $50 auto
mobiles equipped with this type of Edison
battery are now being used for delivery
purposes by some of the largest firms in
New York and vicinity.
80 much for the first Edison battery
The results would have satisfied almost
any one else but Mr.. Edison saw a great
future in the application of the storage
battery to the problem of transportation
proved and that 1t must be improved to
solve that problem. So he set himself to
work to improve it.
Right here he did another characteristic
Edison thing. He ordered his first type
of battery withdrawn from the market
He closed the big factory scrapped the
machinery and started after that perfect
storage battery he saw ahead of him. II
was useless to point out to him that the