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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04
SICK FOR FOURTEEN YEARS, BUT
YEE FOO LUN HERBS RELIEVED
HER SUFFERING.

''Yes. sir" said Mrs Nelson recently.
when asked about her cure. ITS every
word true that am cured of an illness
of long standing by the Yee Foo Lun
Chinese herbs, l commenced taking the
herb treatment along last fall, and !
don't think | continued the treat tment
longer than three months. during which
time all Of my pains and various forms
of illness disappeared entirely. I'd been
practically an invalid for almost fourteen
years-ever since my daughter, my first
child. was born. Tried many physicians
and specialists, and all sorts OF things
that were recommended 10 me. but there
was no relief.
"a could not perform the few house,
hold duties without subjectIng myself to
almost physical torture.
IL had dizzy spells. strange noises In
my head. and at times was practically
swell Thoroughly frightened, l con-
suited with my husband about investi-
Foo Lun Chinese herbs.
I'VE had read about how others had
been cured through taking his Chinese
herb treatment, but could not make up
our minds that In the herbs was any
nope for me.
Fortunately In the meantime 1 be-
came acquainted with Miss Theresa Sui
livan, 2S39 West Twenty third avenue,
the Yee Foo Lun Chinese Herbs had
cured her OF appendicitis. Miss Sullivan
had been advised by two surgeons that
unless an operation was performed she
would not recover. She held out against
this advice. however, and was later sue
cessfully cured by the Yee Foo Lun
Chinese herbs
After talking with Miss sullivan.
went 10 Yee Foo Lun, and l am certain
his herbs completely and permanently
cured me. have not been sick day
since | finished treatment. about the last
OF January, and | am able to do all my
work. Rocky Mountain News.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04

The wonderful curative powers OF the
famous Yee Foo Lun c, II. d. Herb
treatment has been successfully demon
strated TO thousands and thousands OF
sick people in Denver and surrounding
country. There isn't any doubt but what
his treatment win gain the fame and
reputation In Salt Lake City and COM
munity as it did In Denver.
Thousands Of sick people become skep-
tic and lose all faith of ever regain
ing their health, as they have tried doc
tors, medicines and various other treat
ments without obtaining satisfactory re-
suits,
1t is q fact well known that thou
sands Of years before the building of the
pyra mids China was the first nation of
the world to use medcines-such as
herbs. roots, etc,-in curing diseases.
Even Caesar, the great emperor. en-
ployed a Chinese physician TO take care
OF his physical ailments. Not only in
this respect. but in other lines China
has given to the world many valuable
Inventions. such as gunpowder. porcelain
and other notable discoveries.
Yee Foo Lun. G. II. D.. came from a
family wh9se ;n many ancestors " were s,n5 EN-
physicians Added to this Inherited
talent, Yee Foo Lun has had long ex-
perience In this country and In China,
He thoroughly understands the ailments
OF American people. During his long
years OF travel and observation he has
made a special study OF diseases peculiar
and difficult to cure by physicians OF the
civilized world.
He has mastered the English language
thoroughly-you Will have no difficulty
to understand or converse with him.
He IS in sympathy, with suffering hu-
manlty, therefore devotinG his life TO
this particular profession.
During the Manchu dynasty he took
q postgraduate course of medicine at
the Pekin Medical College. Pekin. China.
following his graduation at Kwongtung.
In addition, his standing. medical abil-
fly and knowledge Is verified by the
Chinese Consul General to the United
States.
Many people residing in Salt Lake City
and immediate vicinity know him per-
sonally, some Of whom have used his
treatment and remarkable cures.
Some praise from Denver people:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04
creased $6sS4 for the year This is the
assessors comparative statement:
MUCH WATER NEEDED,
Plans to Test New Gas Holder of Utah
Light & Railway Co. Are Unique,

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, May 3,--Arrangements have
been completed by the Utah Light &
Railway company for the use Of city
water in testing the large new gas
holder, which is nearly completed. II Is
expected that the final tests will be
made next week, the experiment requir-
ing more than 100000 pounds, BY con-
Meeting a three-inch pipe with the water
mains at Washington avenue and Twen-
ueth street ii Will require forty eight
hours 10 illl the immense tank.
The base OF the holder has already
stood the water test and much OF the
water to be placed in the tank next
week will be left there for the operation
Of the lifts, which must be tested with
air pressure before the gas Is stored.
There was a time in the history of the
city, according to Mayor A. G. Fell, when
such large amount of water could not
have been spared from the city reser-
voirS,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04
Robbery Ia Charged.

John Hand, % years of age. who says
he is a mill man from Garfield, was
arrested last night by Patrolman L. A.
Stevens on a charge of robbery, Hand
is alleged to have held up Miss Beatrice
Green Of 20S West Second South street
Friday night and robbed her of s3.T0.
At the time of the alleged robbery the
holdup is said to have taken the name
and address of the young woman. \
memorandum of the name and address
are said by the police TO have been
found on Hand when he was arrested
last night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04

kin troubles should be attacked
Within by giving the blood cir
|on q good daily bath This is
1plished with S. S. S. the best
|n and most highly recommended
purifier ever discovered. Its
h is very rapid. It's vegetable
d Is such that 1t naturally goes
into the blood, saturates the
circulation, bathes the tissues
an influence that enables the
10 heal quickly. The action Of
Is. is that Of an antidote, and
net has been demonstrated time
line again IN the most severe
, OF weeping eczema,
Influence in the tissues where
tiny arteries transfer the red
Tor the worn out blood TO the
H IS quite remarkable and goes on
4ntly with every tick OF the
the beat OF the heart.
4 new skin is thus caused to form
the germs Of irritating inhu-
that cause eczema are scattered
|helr harmful nature entirely sus-
y 8. has a wonderful tonic in
<e in the blood because 1t con-
mo dope" is not a "physic," Is
<ly free OF any mineral drugs or
t{her drugs except the remark
Medicinal effect of the pure vege-
pgoducts of which 1t is made.
n people realize how harmful are
OF the strong. crude ointments
used TO be IN favor before they
|ed that S. S. s. is safe, speedy
|ure. Ask at any drug store for
|{le Of g. s. s Give il a good
md you Will soon see a decided
Fement in any form of skin
'|e Write to The Swift Specific
~ Swift Bldg. Atlanta, Ga, for
y free advice on eczema and any
form OF skin or blood trouble,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04
Harrison Funeral Monday,

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. May s.-Beoause II will be impossible
for Tho brother. j. v. Harrison, TO reach the city
before tomorrow evening. tho funeral OF tho lsto
Sheriff l.. q. Harrison will be held until
Monday afternoon, 1t having previously been ar
ranged to conduct the services Sunday after
noon. The change madc by tho relatives
this morning when message was received from
Mr.. Harrison. route from Columbus. o. stat
Ing that he had been delayed twelve hours by
train service.
Other than this, the arrangements for
the funeral Will be carried out, the services to
he conducted By the Rov J. e. Carver In the
lodge of the Elks homo Grant avenue
at 2 o'clock and intcrment to be made In the
Ogden City cemetery. The body will lie In state
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04
RUSH NEW BUILDING.
Denver Rio Grande HustlIng to Re-
place Big icehouse In Ogden.

PTdce Big TcehoUse tn OgueH'
Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, May S.-Every available car
penter in the city was put to work to-
day on the construction of a new Ice
house for the Denver & Rio Grande rail-
road to replace the one destroyed by fire
yesterday afternoon. The action was
taken following a visit TO the city by A
b. Apperson, general superintendent. and
J. l.. Thompson. superintendent OF the
bridge and building department.
When the flames had been controlled
by the nremen yesterday large portion
OF $4,000 tons OF Ice which had been
stored in the building was left unpro
tected. Tho new building is being rushed
to get this valuable supply OF ice under
cover before warm weather completes
for the construction OF other buildings
to replace those destroyed yesterday have
not been made by the company's off,
cials.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04
EDWARD II. LINE DEAD.
Veteran Engineer Lays Down lIfe's Bur,
den After Long illness.
Special to The Tribune

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. May 9.-Edward II, Line. a
veteran engineer In the employ of the
Southern Pacific company, died at the
Dee hospital early this morning follow
Ing an operation which was performed
last Tuesday. He had been suffering
from ulcers Of the stomach for several
months.
Born in Pennsylvania on May s, 1864,
Mr.. Line came west thlrty-two years
ago and entered into railroad work. For
the past several years he had been a
trusted locomotive engineer for the
Southern Pacific company, Besides the
widow. Mr.. Line is survived by one
brother, G. d. Line. residing at 230 West
Twenty-second street IN this city. Mr.,
Line was d member of Ogden lodge No.
Il9 b. p. o. e. Weber lodge No. s. A
f. and a. NJ; Knights of Pythias and the
local lodge OF the B and l.. u.
The funeral VIII be held Sunday after
noon. with services in the First Methodist
church at o'clock On Monday the body
will be shipped to Maunch Chunk, Pa,
for interment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04
|BER COUNTY GAIN
I'M VALUE, S245.516
Lied Report of Assessor Is
He'd; Some Decreases
Are Noted.
The Tribune

a 10 The Tribune.
|.rN. MAY S.-Fieures showing the
al valuation Of Weber county
~ In 1913 TO be an increase Of
"A oyer that OF 1912 have been Is
bv County Assessor Thomas r..
ws The assessed valuation an
"a by the assessor which does not
"A the valuations 10 be assessed by
.ate board OF equalization. is s17,-
a for tue present year, in COM
"A with sl7, 200, 7i3 for 1872.
la has been a decrease Of s16.25o
vaIuation OF real estate and solvent
IA have decreased sSs3S as COM
with 1872 Another material de-
a SIS. .T20. is shown in the valuation
|.rchandise, while money values in
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04

Many women, who once suffered mis-
cry from diseases peculiar to the sex. are
now enjoying good health and attributing
their Improved and perfect physical CON
dltiou to the Yee Foo Lun herbs and the
herbalists wonderful system OF treat
ment-
There is a great host OF women who.
because OF natural modesty and TO avoid
the unpleasant, offensive examinations of
physicians. are enduring extreme pain
and dragging their unhappy way through
life. Many are held back from having
proper attention TO their ailnent through
dread OF the surgeons knife and other
dangerous forms OF treatment, frequently
entaiing weeks of more or less unneces-
sary suffering in hospitals.
NO OFFENSIVE EXAMINATIONS.
There are no disagreeable. offensive ex-
aminations about the Yee Foo Lun, G. II.
D.. Chinese herb treatment and no drugs
and no knife is used. There Is no deten-
ton from ones usual occupation and the
drugs may be taken at home.
This Is but one Of the many attractive
features about the Yee Foo Lun. c. II,
D., Chinese herbs. which have caused
so many suffering men and women 10
avail themselves of the opportunity TO be
restored To health through these FERRIS.
The great success Of See Foo Lun. G. II
D. has been built upon the actual re-
suits accomplished, not upon any college
degrees or diplomas. but upon the real
test of skill and efhclency-ab absolute cures
attributed by former sufferers themselves
TO these wonderful herbs.
MANY DISEASES CURED.
II you are troubled by rheumatism,
pains IN the stomach. hack, sides or chest;
II you have headaches. nausea, indiges-
ton. appendicitis or constipation; X you
cannot sleep at night and are nervous;
Il YOU arc bothered by Gatarrh. lung or
blood disorders dizziness. exhaustion fe-
male weakness. nervous debility dropsy,
Bright's disease, scrofula, eczema, erup-
Of fZn h16 n INN m "a QrCl
piles or any other afflIction; in fact. II
you are sick. no matter what your all
ment you may call on Yee Foo Lun. c. H.
D., and inspect the great list OF stale
ments from persons who have peen cured
by the Yee Foo Lun. c. IL D, Chinese
herb treatment,
A concluding personal mention OF Yee
Foo Lun. C. II. D.. includes the following
facts OF interest TO the public:
Yee Foo Lun is hIchiy educated CHI
nese Of assured professional standing In
his native land and In America. He
speaks English fluenty, has personality
worth knowing, Is affable, approachabie,
and, though thoroughly Oriental In his
m astery OF his particular branch Of n,ed-
cal science. Is an American IN his deal
Ings with Americans and has assIrnIated
the characteristics Whlcn make western
ers lovabie.
China for centuries have been famous
as expert herbaIsts, and In addition to
his more modern scientific learning, he
possesses the precious secrets OF the
curative powers OF the Chinese herbs.
These secrets are never written, sut are
handed down from father to son from
generation to generation.
1t Is better to call In person on Yee
Foo Lun, but those who cannot eaii
and IncIoslns stamps for speedy reply,
Nee Foo Lun's address Is 11s Main street,
or Hotel Utah. advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04
Search for Missing Son.

Search is being mude By the police Of Salt
Lake for Albert j Dusssan. whose mother iS
said TO be dying In Toledo o., and calling IN
ccsslntly for her Albert According TO the
letter received yesterday by Chief Grant from
Charles j. Dussean. the young mans father. Al
bert lott home two years ngo. II ls thought that
ne might bo omployed In Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04
A. J. Proudfit Near Death.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. May 3.-As a result of his serioua
Illness for tho past week. there Is said TO be
little hope for tho recovery OF A. j. Proudut.
who Is dangerously III at h!s homo. 19i9 WASH
ington avenue Mr. Proudfit is OF the po-
necr business mon OF Ogden and father o., Robert
Proudllt. tho present manager OF the Proudflt
Sporting Goods company,
Mr.. Proudfit has boon sufferer from BrightB
disease for several ycar5 and HIS present serious
attack Is accompanied By n general breakdown
Members OF tho family spent tho day NJ his bed
side
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04
Officers Announced.

SptCI0I 70 THO TFIbUnc.
OGDEN. May 3.-Not!ces were filed with County
Clcrk S. G. Dye today announcing the following
new officers of the Masonic Temple association:
A. r. Woathcrby. president ond director; l. y.
Pierce. vice president and director a. V. McIn-
tosh. RecroRry and director Frank Parker. treas
urer and director; 9 G. Backman. director.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04
HAVEN'T BEEN SICK a DAY SINCE
TAKING THE TREATMENT.

On September 27. 1912, Mrs. Blank was
interviewed again and reiterated her for
mer statements. II haven't taken g. bit
Herb Treatment" she said. MY hus-
band has not had bit OF rheumatism
and my brothers catarrh is also cured.
| don't need any more herbs now and
have gained fifteen pounds In weight,
but l want my sister To take the zee
Foo Lun Herb Treatment for her ca
tarrh' Mrs. Blank was the picture of
happiness as she told how she and her
husband and brother had been restored
TO health.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04
Ogden Youths to Graduate.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. May s.-Soyernl relatives and friends
Of Moroni Olson and T Earl Pardoo who Will be
graduated from tho Leland Powers School OF Ex-
preston In Boston this week havo received in
vitations 10 attend the commencement exercises
OF tho institution.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04
VIII Welcome Autoists,

Spec!nI TO Tho Tribune
OGDEN. May 3.-Wi,h a delegation represent
Ing every mako Of sold In the city and aIEo
representing thc various supply and repair houges
ogdcn auto enthusiasts h1vo arranged an onthu-
siast!c welcome for the Salt Lake Automobile
Dealers association when representatives OF that
organization visit the city Wednesday. The
junkotins trip OF tho Zion motorists Will be
made by auto and is in the nature OF got
acquainted excursion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04
Changing Car Line Routes.
Special to Tho Tribune

OGDEN, May s.-Important improvements IN
connection With tho city inez OF the Ogden
Rapid Transit company viii DO taken u9 Mon
day when work Is started on two extensions 10
tho TwentJ-third street 1'no. Superintendent F.
D. kllno has been authorized to eNtcnd this
limo from the eastern terminus one block south
on Harrison avenue 10 the Dee Memorial hog
pitnlt and also build cutoff Twenty III rd
street between Adams and Washington avenues
Tho latter Will DO away with tho routing OF
cars By way OF Twenty -second street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04
Club Membership Increases.

There has been n large Increase IN the mem-
bsrship OF the Calcdonian club since the new
year began, tho committee having offered n prize
10 the member bringing ln tho greatest number
OF applicants. Consequently there has been keen
rivalry who would be the winnor. and great
interest Is being taken In the competition. On
Wednesday evening. May {. at the regular buD-
ness meeting of the club tho largest number OF
candidates yet brought forward Will he Initiated.
During tho evening refreshments Will be served
by the ladies of tho club.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04
YEE FOO lUN CHINESE HERBS DID
MORE FOR HIS EYES THAN SEW
ERAL DENVER DOCTORS.

Hundreds OF people in Denver and 9TH
er places sing the praises o. Yee Foo
Lun herbs.
Mr.. c. O. Peeler, whose address is 2025
Clarkson street, Denver, is one OF the
pleased patrons OF the Yee Foo Lun Chi
nese Herb treatment. Asked about his
experience with Chinese herbs. Mr.. Peel
er said: Yes. l have been greatly
helped through the herbs, I went to him
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04
Attorney s. A. King Returns.

Attorney Samuel A. King returned home 70 The
city from Fillmore yesterday. whore he had been
in connection with murder case dr, hlnE
has been retained to defend Edwsra Richard
son and his father. In law John Richardson. who
are charged with murder for the killing OF Saniusl
Ceaslin near Garrison some days ago. Tho pFr-
liminary hearing OF tho two mon has been fiIca
for May 6 before Justice OF the peace n: Fill
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04
Drove on Wrong Side of Street.

Or. r. Moovmostcr, who ran down John Don
aldson In tho ntreot uenT tho Franklin Friday
appeared In police court yesterday morning and
pleaded guilty 70 violating the traffic ordinance
by driving on the wrong Bldo OF the street. Tho
Donaldson boy wng IN the court room He was
lame from bruiseg DR.. Moormolstcr wns per-
mitted TO 20. after Judge Tanner had cautioned
him against further violation
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04
Funeral Of Mrs. Phillips.

Special 20 Tho TIibune.
OGDEN May 3.-The funeral services for MrK
Elizabeth Phillips. wife Of Jacob Phillips. will
be conducted by Bishop T.. A. Olsen in tho Fourth
ward chapel at IL O'Clock tomorrow. The
body will lie IN state and may bo Viewed By the
friends at the family residence. 20s7 Madison
avenue between the hours OF and II a. IN TO-
morrow. Intcrmcnt VIII be IN the Ogden City
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04

nj tho homo OF the county building tomorrow
and may be viewed by the friends between the
hours OF and G p. IN
In addition to tho members OF Ogden lodge
No. 7l9 r. P. o. Elks tho entire police force
0. the city Will attend tho funeral In body.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04
National Committeeman Here

George p. Paxton. Republican national com
mitteeman for Wyoming. is guest the Hotel
Utah. being In Salt Lako on brief business
trip. Ho says that when he roturns he will call
a meeting Of tho state committee 10 rpudJust the
state's representation IN tho next national con-
Yention,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04
Appreciates Firemen's Work.

Charles W. cragcr OF the Cragcr Iron Works
called at tho fire headquarters yesterday morn
Ing and presented tho fremon with box OF
cigars md check for $40 appreciation o.
the work done By the department Friday night
in stopping tho progress OF fIro at tho COM
puny's foundry
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04
DIR. Rice TO Visit Here.

DR. Charles EImor Rice. we'll known author.
gcnouiosIst and traveller, Will visit with reativcs
in this city next Wednesday and Thursday. lie
is accompanied by hIs nothor. reception will
be rendered Dr. Rico BY the woman's committees
OF the 0eaealoglcal eociety OF Utah. assisted By
tho members OF the Rice family of Davis county,
in the Bishops building Wednesday evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04
Box Elder Land Withdrawn.

Tho local United Stateg land office has re-
ccived official notification that all forms OF
cutry disposal OF lands In townships II TO 10
north and 7 to wost, inclusive, I'm Box Elder
county he stopped. pending tho execution OF q
resurvey the part OF tho government land Of
flee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04

weeks I noticed Improvement and have
continued TO get oe<ier ever since. The
painful, rasping cough and the tightness
and pain In my chest have stopped; have
no more catarrh or bronchial trouble, my
bronchial tubes are sore no more, the
breaking out on my face has disappeared.
/ have no more trouble with my breath
ing and my appetite now is very good.
The change in my condition Is due to the
Yee Foo Lun Chinese herbs. Denver
Post. advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04

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Remedy
For Eczema

Salt Rheum. letter. Psoriasis. Lupus,
and All Skin Afflictiona.
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