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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-09
ACCOUNTS SOLICITED,
National Bank of the Republic

a thoroughly modern savings depart-
ment conducted In connection with this
bank. Safe deposit boxes for rent. 4. s.
Depository.
Frank Knox president: James a. Muir
raw vice president; w. r, Earls, cashier;
e. A. Culbertson. assistant cashier.
Capital paid In. 100000 Interest paid
OH time deposits
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Chicago.

CHICAGO Feb, .-Cattle---Reeeipts,
1000. market, steady to strong; beeves,
81 aS0mS,65: Texas steers Sfs5M o.so
western steers. sdaO@7IO; stockers and
feeders S3.S516.1o. COWS and heifers,
S215@6.1O; calves, s5.75aS25,
HoGs-Recoipts. 90, 600: market, quiet.
steady: light, S5.s5m6.20: mixed, s5.90G
$50; heavy. s595m6.32s: rough, s5.95@
$40: pigs, s4.2o66,So. bulk of sales. s6.0o
96.25,
sheep--Receipts, $1,000; market. slow;
native, S3156450; western, SS.40@4 Ga
yearings, sa.i0@5.50: lambs. native, Si.25
96.55: western, si,oom6,6o.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-09

arrangement Of the tobacco trust will
give politicians something 10 think about
II may be that all they can accomplish
by trust busting will be TO drive the
management OF American corporations
out OF the country and force them 10
manage American enterprises from Lon
don. NJ any rate London is now the
headquarters of the tobacco trust. Com
mon stock OF The American Tobacco COM
pany broke Ia points. rallied 10 and then
dropped L. ON the curb British Ameri-
can made a new high record at 2lb, then
declined ~ fnj
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EV9nOrated Fruits

NEW YORK. Feb. S.-Evaporated ap-
pies steady: prime S3GS5c.
Prunes unsettled: quotations range
20-40s.
Apricots easier; choice. 14SG153c: eX-
ira choice, 15ad1sic: fancy 16a@lTac.
ira choice, 11I@12c: fancy. i2@i2ac.
Raisins Inactive: loose muscatels. 5AM
7Ic; choice 10 fancy seeded G16Iic;
seSdless. 63Tbc: London layers, 81 40@
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New York Money!.

NEW YORK. Feb S.--CIoso:
Prime mercantile bonds, @bd4 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
business in bankers bills a, 50 S4 20 for
sixty day bills and At S4.SI 10 FOR de-
mand,
Commercial bills. S4. .S5a
Bar silver. 52t cents
Mexican dollars. ~ cents.
Government bonds, steady
Railroad bonds. steady.
Money on call. firmer, 2an21 per cent:
ruling rate. ~ per cent. closing bid. %
per cent; offered al 26 per cent,
Time loans, steady; sixty days, 2sT2s
per cent. ninety days. 2SM3 per cent
six months, 3m3t per cont,
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Flax. Oats and Rye.

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. S,-Flax, S2oSi.
BARLEY. g0cd SIPS
Corn. No. 3 yellow, 66M6Ic.
Oats, No, white, 90c,
Rye, No 2. Sac
Bran, S25.Oo@ 2o,ao.
Flour-First patents. s510d5.4O; SECOND
patents, Si.Tam5.00; first clears. $500
3 S5. second clears. 80. t0G2.s0
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Headquarters Abroad.

Tobacco was exceedingly heavy. AS
exclusively announced on this page We'd
nesday, j. r. Duke is to take personal
interest In the British American Tobacco
company, Formal announcement has now
been made than he Will be chairman Of
tho board OF the company. The company
under his management WI begin to du
plicate the remarkable record OF the
American Tobacco company and will
domonstrate the inpossibility OF hurting
the trusts by busting" them, This re
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-09

Don't he content with indifferent,
careless service, when those who are
proficient can be reached by bidding
them through the Wants Skilled spe.
cialists in business and the professions,
and references that they can serve you
satisfactorily, are ready and willing
the Wants will bring them to You.
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SAN PEDRO. Los ANGELES & SALT
LAKE RAILROAD COMPANY

Notice OF Special Meeting OF Stockholders
Los Angeles. California. Jan. End, 1912.
10 the stockholders III tue San PEDRO.
Los Angeles X Salt Lake Railroad Com
NoIIce is hereby given that special
meeting ct the stockholders OF the San
Pedro. Los Angeles & Salt .,,L Lake Raj.
president and the board of directors to
convene at the. office Of the company. and
the b. Suiidns VS WheFe M the board Of di1ectols
in the city Of Salt Lake City. in the state
It 10 o clock q, m, for the purpose OF
considering and acting upon the follow
ing propositions. namely:
/. TO authorize the board Of directors
Of this company TO make appropriate pro.
mor'gsge bonds Of this company herste.
millions of dollars. of which there have
been Issued only the amount OF forty
eight million esns 70 ana sasn snr sSs
same to be cancelled. and to secure the
satisfaction and discharge OF record OF
thss ths GSaron9y sSmpIay rTuss rust a oompaay os Nov
Of s0tk 1uly Ss isos'ee isos osaf'ns ua'' '"' -''
OF this company ov authorizing and ap-
proving an issue Of bonds OF this com
rany IN The amount OF seventy million
gage and deed Of trust dated as
OF July !: 1911: upSt rne Taiirosd;
this company. together with the appur..
tenances thereun to belonging, now owned
or hereafter acquired. or such part there.
OF as may be prescribed in said mortgage
and deed of trust. and to autnorlSs ana
empower the board OF directors OF this
company to prescribe the form ana tsnos
OF said bonds and mortgage ana deed OF
trust. and 10 select and apPoint 2 trus'
tee OF said mortgage and deed OF TRUST.
and 10 take all suoh action as they may
deem necessary or sxpedient In the prem
ises.
of this company will be closed for the
purpose OF said Iesting at IL ocloGk s,s
noon. on the 18th day OF February ists
6th day of March, 1919.
BY order OF the president and OF the
w. H CoMsTocK. Secretary.
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Chicago Produce,

CHICAGO, Feb, s-Butter-Stcady
creamcres, 2S@S3c; dairies. 24@3oc.
Eggs-EasIcr; receipts. 1921 cases, a
mark. cases included, 27@29c; ordinarl
lirsts, 29@30c; firsts, 32c,
Cheese-Steady daisies 1Ia9lltc
twins. lslml62c, Young Americas. 17iM
1Ilc. long horns. l7a@17sc.
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RANGE OF THE LEAF
Cash Quotations.

tNSH VVO 7 y IIJNS.
Cash quotations were as follows Flour,
firm; rye, No . 935c: barley, feed or
mixing, I5c@st.00; fair to choice malt
ing, sl15@1S0 timothy seed $4,000
loo: clover seed, $4,000 26.0o; mess
pork. new, s15.S11; old. S15,62s; lard. in
tierces, S9,10; short ribs. loose. SS.57a
GRAIN STATISTICS.
Total clcarances of wheat and flour were
were 4ee, 900 bushels, compared with
$4,000 bushels the corresponding day
year ago. Estimated receipts for -tomor-
row: Wheat, 80 cars, corn, 27s cars;
oats, IS cars hogs. 1000 head
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Coffee Futures Steady,

NEW YORK, Feb. S.--Coffee futures
closed easy AL ii net decline OF 3 TO 10
points Sales, $3.50 hsgs, February,
IL &c: March. April and MAY IS 09c;
July, 13.ioc: August, 13.l2c; September,
1Si5c;- October, l%.l0c; November. 1900;
December aud january. lS.05c
Spot steady, No. Rio, 1fic. Santos.
No, I, l5tc; mild quiet; Cordova, l5l4
l7ic nominal
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EGGS at Wholesale
Are Slightly Lower
Price Is Reduced Fifty Cents the Case; Flour Goes
Up Ten Cents Hundredweight; Fresh
Mint i'm Market.

DROP in the wholesale price nj
~ eggs from so 70 $3.50 case was
IA the most interesting item on the
local market yesterday. The re-
tail price, however remains AT 30
cents A dozen for the best fresh eggs
This price should 70 down in keeping
With tho wholesale price within few
days. The market in general is brisk
and not complaint Is heard from any
Of the wholesale dealers or the jobbers.
Sugar which week &C Tas reported
70 have fallen In price 10 cents on the
hundredweight. was yesterday found to
have gone back 70 where II was two
weeks ago. As the reduction a week ago
did not affect the price. except where
sugar sold by the hundredweight.
this change will hardly bc noticed by
,t be
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-09

Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Car
bon County Land company. a Utah cor
poration. Will be held at its office, room
425 Newlouse building, Salt Lake City.
Utah, on the 18TH day Of February, A. D,
1872 at o'clock p. m, OF said day, for
the purpose OF electing a board Of direc-
tors TRUTH a. MILNER.
Director.
CLARENCE E. MILNER,
Director.
H. c.. EDWARDS.
Director.
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Dependable servnnts-maids. cooks
Mattresses. govcrnesses. second girls
all look to the Want Columns to pro
vide them employment and opportunl-
ties for advancement.
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Flour Slightly Higher.

The Wholesale price OF high patent
Utah nour was n cents higher than 1t
was week ago and the indications are
that II will go still higher and that
the retail price will have TO change In
a few DAYS.
Mountain trout and Utah cat fish were
most popular among fish buyers. al
though there was an unusually heavy
demand for fresh shrinlps. which were
selling for % cents the pound There
was a heavy demand for all kinds OF
meats but there were no. fluctuations in
any of the prices as quoted by the re-
tall dealers
The only really new thing on the. mar
ket Is fresh California mint, which is
being sold al 10 cents a bunch,
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.-.Ne .Ne day, ao5, 500 shares

q sss 4 +" wsd, point to keep po.t.a -.
aeal Of iutarss.esa a,s each fay-there,s - "a a
% readers in them for thou. u
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New York Bonds,

Salt Lakers in New York.
SpcciaI TO The Tribune
NEW YORK. Feb. S-Brosdway Cen
traI j |. II. Herbert and wife,
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Price Quotations.

The prices quoted by local dealers
yesterday afternoon we're
Butter
Wholesale Retail
Butter, creamery .....s .34@35 s 40
cutter, ranch -........-.-- 80 s35
Eggs.
Wholesale. Retail
Fresh cEEs, per case ....,.sa. so
Fresh eggs, per dozen 80. g.. 40
Cheese.
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ANOTHER HOSPITAL
HEARING PLANNED
Milk Supply of Phthisis Institution
to Be Investigated by House
Subcommittee.

Representatives Dyer. of Missouri, and
Lobeck, of Nebraska, comprising the spe-
cial subcommittee of the District Com
mittee now investigating the Tubercu-
losis Hospital announced yesterday that
tomorrow afternoon they will hold an.
other hearing. the purpose of which is to
determine the character OF the milk sup
ply furnished this Institution.
The principal witness at the hearing
tomorrow will be DIR. Z. c. Shredder. OF
the Department of Agriculture. who will
tell of the milk supply. Charges OF Dis
trict residents against the hospital will
be heard II, at the conclusion of DIR.
Shroeder's testimony, the committee still
finds 1t has further time at its disposal.
Representative Dyer stated that an in
terview published in an afternoon paper.
and widely reprinted, TO the effect that
the subcommittee intended probing other
hospitals, was without foundation. The
only purpose of the subcommittee. he
said. was to get at the truth OF the allie
cations made regarding the tuberculosis
Hospital.
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tive power, and food taken into the
stomach lies there and ferments, causing
sour eructations. belchings, heartburn.
dizziness. and other distressing condi-
tions. Many sufferers have given up in
despair until they have been induced by
some Interested friend to try a box of
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are the dys-
peptic's hope They are a natural re-
storative of healthy action to the stom-
ech and small intsstines, because they
supply the elements that the weak stom-
ach lacks-pepsin, golden seal and other
digestiyes.
II you are afflicted with any Of the
symptoms above described. be assured
that your digestive organs are losing
power-they need help and there is no
more sensible heIp to be given them
than to supply elements which will do
the work OF digestion for them.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets have been
found by test 20 have digestive powers,
one grain Of the active principle OF these
tablets being SUFFICIENT to digest aooo
grains Of ordinary food. 1t is plain that
no matter what the condition OF your
stomach, or how far your disease has
progressed. one of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets taken at meal time will do the
work-give your stomach an opportunity
to regain its lost powers. the muscles
will be strengthened. the glands ipvig-
grated, and you will be new man.
Z 1t costs nothing to prove the effect
iveness of this cure. Send for a free
sample package to-day. +. A. Stuart
Co. $50 Stuart Bldg, Marshall, Mich.
All druggists sell Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets, at 20 cents a box.
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ArranEements Now Made to Have all
sfo 1t Readers of This Paper REcQive
rec Copy of DIR. Turner'S Won
nrful Book. "How 1 Reduced
{, 40 my. Weight 100 Pounds"

On returuinz from g recent tip DT. ?. Turner,
the physiGan, scientist and Traveller. who hss won
tane and worldwide renovu through his writings
.pd scientific researches. accorded an interview 10
-su -,rryssutatires who were asounded By his Ioss
s NOR. than 100 pounds Of excessive fat since they
lr.t saw him Thcy found it dinicilt indeed. 70
recognize in the slender. muscular. and perfectly
rroportionsd form of Dr.. Turner to-day the Hms
man whom only a few months ago they knew a
.a,niinTuld 50 enormously fat that he oould hardly
walk
When questioned eonc.ruinE his health and the re-
u2arkuble change in his Appearance. Dr. Turner said
that neither illness. medicines. starvation dieting.
nor strenuous exercise had caused him to loss 90
much excess weight. In fact. he said that fatty
dezenation had eaten into his vital organs to such
m extent that it would have been foolhArdy to
rTen attempt the usual methods Of reduction, ard
he was forced to secf ether means Of escape from
his former terrible condition
On being questioned further The Doctor said:
when / began to feel the stuTy. cr1mped feeling
Inxde which, a physician. recognized as the
Ast tsll-tIls symptoms Of fatty desenerstiOn. and
whsn ny heart pounded and thro0bed at times 50
It hook ny whole body ard seemed about to burst,
l knew from these v1nins5 that the end was Gp-
p-oachirE very rEpddy. although the examining ply
si-!an Of large Life Insurance Company. when re-
rusinz point hank to accept a risk. had al
ready tod ne likely to drDp dead Hny rr;uu:s
t-isd sEery means Of reduction kBosn to medical
s-ors but without the slightest rrltet then b.
came dssperate End beEnn to uso al he advertised
:r-atren.s i hAS ever head Of. Thess not only
fIEst to hslp me. ha. they dia ecnside1ble ham.
sus nariy a1uEnE my death O sec1nt Of TIA
p1rsli.l drugs It contained. Although a physician.
l Err errariy ovpued to ths Of drug in treat
t1S SbsSity. hare never known cAss where they
ad Gnythtcs eut ham whes uscd for this purpose
NAas are a;so. .trestnsnts pct tbs market By p<>
Eons VIC l-s without q physidAn's training. and l
61Ely hstis5e EE; if had Continued Ore two Of
u. uSthods reaou1nenGcd by :heso ignorant. 60
tki;ed advertising SF--iHs;s' I would now be in
ny CzTe-
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MONEY PROBE NEXT WEEK.

The money trust will feel the prod
Of the House Investigating Committee
to-day when plans of the Banking and
Currency Committee for the INQUIRY
will be announced. Chairman Pujo YES
terday issued a call for all members of
the committee to attend. Choice of the
attorney to guide the committee In its
investigation will also be announced to-
day. William Williams. former justice
Of the Missouri SupCeme Court, is lead
ing all candidates under consideration.
He held lengthy conference with the
subcommittee to-day, outlining the scope
of the probe.
Secretary of the Treasury Macveagh
will probably be the first witness called
when the taking of testimony begins
next week. Wall street willfnot figure
in the inquiry for some time, 1t is said.
Members OF the Banking and Currency
Committee appointed to make a sepa-
rate investigation OF the Aldrich cen
tral bank scheme have not met or made
any preparation for Immediate action.
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CHANGES OFFERED
TO DISTRICT CODE
Parran Bill Provides for Restitu-
tion of Property in
Larceny Cases.

Amendments to the civil and criminal
statutes OF the District were offered In
q bill introduced in the House yesterday
afternoon by Representative Parran, of
Maryland. and referred to the Commit
tee on the District of Columbia This
represents the second series of amend
ments to the District code introduced in
the House within the last two weeks.
Representative johnson. Of the District
Committee. submitted the first group of
changes at the request of the United
States district attorney.
One of the principal changes advocated
by the Parran amendments Is that pro-
viding that in cases OF larceny, wher-
ever II is possible. restitution of the prop
erty taken shall be ordered by the court.
This is done I'm cases of property de-
struction in the Juvenile Court by a sys-
TEN of fines which are returned to the
person suffering loss.
Another amendment provides that
where a tenant is ordered to leave by
his landlord and. without good reason.
declines to vacate the premises he shall
be liable to his landlord for double the
rental he has agreed TO pay. A clause
In the proposed amendments states that
no appeal shall be allowed unless the
appellant. with sufficient surety, shall
enter into undertaking to satisfy and
pay whatever final judgment may be en-
tered against the principal or surety.
Another of the amendments gives to
the guardian Of an infants estate the
right. where he deems IL desirable, to
sell or exchange real estate for invest
ment purposes.
This Is to be done following the fling
of bill with the District courts in
which a statement Of his intentions and
reasons for the proposed sale or ex-
change Is made.
suggested.
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PASS $26,OOO,OOO
BILL In 3 HOURS
Rivers and Harbors Appropriation
Goes Through with Rush-No
Opposition Shown.

Evidence OF a disposition on the> part
Of both Democrats and Republicans of
the House to hurry up the work OF the
session so that Congress may adjourn in
ample time for the national conventions
OF both parties was furnished yesterday
when the river and harbor appropriation
bill. carrying cash appropriations OF $24.-
Os2. 5000 and contract authorizations of
s. 200, O0o was put through in three hours.
This IS at the rate OF nearly 1000 90
an hour. which is a pretty lively gait for
the House TO strike at this stage OF the
session.
II was apparent that there was har-
monious understanding on the bill be-
tween the two parties. for the clerk was
permitted to read the measure practi-
cally without interruption and no record
vote was demanded on final passage.
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MAINE CEREMONY
PLANS COMPLETED
Congress to Adjourn Out of Respect
to Victims of Battle Ship.
Invitations Sent Out.

The Senate and House will pay tribute
on Saturday to the memory of the sailors
who lost their lives on the Inflated
Maine In Havana Harbor by adjourning
over on Friday and taking part on
Saturday afternoon in the funeral ser
vices to be held in honor of the Name
dead. Senator Perkins. OF California,
yesterday offered a resolution which was
adopted pursuant to the Presidents in
vitation lauding the services Of the Of
fcers and enlisted men of the Maine,
and providing that the Senate shall take
part In the services on Saturday. The
House will take similar action to-day
Arrangements for the funeral services
by the national government for the loss
Of the battle ship Maine and nearly 900
officers and men in Havana Harbor were
completed yesterday by zap; T. a.
Potts. U. s. N, aid on personnel. and
will be presented to Secretary Of the
Navy Meyer upon his return from New
York to-day, for approval
Capt. Potts decided yesterday that in
vitations to attend the services should
be sent TO all the Maine survivors. in
cluding the enlisted men as well as Of
flcers- OF the enlisted men, only seventy
one escaped with their lives-sixty blue
Jackets and eleven marines. It develops
that only a small percentage OF these
men are In the service now OF the 9TH
ers, the whereabouts Of only very few
are known. but the Invitations are be-
ing sent to the last addresses the navy
had when they left the service.
Those who can come will be given
reserved seats facing the stand, on which
win be seated Rear Admirals Charles ID.
sigsbee and Richard Wainwright. who
were captain and executive office. re-
spsctiveiy, Of the Maine. both now re-
tired
Invitations also have been. sent to the
next Of kin Of all victims. to members
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had been stricken out to enable the con-
troverted question OF the construction OF
the organic act TO be considered in con-
ference.
On this measure, like the others. a vote
of . TO IL enabled the opponents of the
Gallinger plan to raise a point of nc
quorum. When a quorum was obtained
the House provision was stricken out by
vote Of 3j to Is.
The Senate will within a short time
appoint conferees to Teet a delegation
from the House and go over the bill /;
Is believed that the increases provided
by the Senate. representing an increase OF
approximately H.5Oe.00o more than the
House appropriations. will be allowed 10
stand in conference.
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e G z e M A
Also Called letter, salt Rheum, Prur

Also Called Tetter, salt hheum, Frurf-
tus, Milk-crust, weeping skin, &C.
ECZEMA CAN BE CURED TO STAY,
and when ! say cured, l mean tust what say
CURED and rot merely patched up for while.
to return worse than before. Remember. I make
this broad statement after putting ten yean Of my
time this one disease and handling IN the mean
time . quarter Of 4 million cases Of this dreadful
disrase. Nov, I do not care what all you have
used. nor how many doctors hare told ycu that you
could not Be dlred-all ] ask b Just q chance to
show you that know what am talking about
II you viii write me TO-DAY. VIII send you .
FREE TRIAL of my Inild. soothing. guaranteed
cure that win convinoe you more IN day than
or any else could in months time. II you
ere disgsted and discouraged. dare you to dive me
q chance TO prove my claims. By writing me to-day
you win enjoy more real cumfurt than you had ever
thought this world holds for yo1 Just try It and
you VIII see am telling you the truth.
Or. ]. e caaaAfiI. ss3 Part sassrs. ssdalla. Ne.
References: Third National Bank. Sedalia, No.
Could you do better act than to send Tits NOTES
10 some poor gufssG of Ezmae
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thlng goes! Every timei
"Bingo" enables lots of, folks to wear
size smaller shoes-size larger smiles.
Makes foot smooth as a whistIe-shoe
slips on so easily. painlessly you for
get you ever had foot trouble.
Bingo" shrinks the corn, loosens IL
down TO the roots end-out IL comes
just like that. Doesn't hurt healthy
usual corn cures as night from day.
Get Il and see
Costs zsc-wuFth more At duzsists'. sent di-
rect by Denniscn Pharmacal Co. III No. Dearbprn
g.. Chicago. IN Sold n thls dty b. James o'Don-
neil. ~ + 4. nv.
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ice for ''umsteen" months. His is the
first spring suit to be shown in the
House.
Even Mick Longworth, the sartorial
pride of the House, was nosed out by
Mr.. Mann in espousing new spring at
tire. Envious suggestion was made to
the Illinoisan that the blue rig is an
improved color scheme-in better har-
mony with his IRON gray whiskers than
the old, familiar brown.