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THE SALT LAKE HERALD THIKSDAY rHlI DAY MAY 7 71903 71903d 1903
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STAFF OF THE EAST SIDE PUSH PUSHBeginning PUSILBiginning a ay
y Beginning at the left Front row rowScott Scott Lynn business busin ps manager Sam Lachman editor In chief Richard
Young You managing < < editor Second row rowHElen Helen Evans Julian Bamberger Carrie Calvin Corwin Lee Third row rowVaughn
Vaughn Paul Mildred McMillan Francis Critchlow Thaddeus Hammond Fannie Brteden BrtedenThe BriedenI BriedenThe z
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a The Eat Side Puah is the euphonious eu and appropriate name of a new paper that will make its first appear appearance appearane appearante ¬
t ante tomorrow The publication hs the tangible result of th tM undertaking by th the teachers and pupils p u l is of the East
1 > I < Side Ide 1 High school to keep that institution open during the whole hoIe school year From ro a gitmntte THe Herald has hasp
> p had of some of o the article that will appear in the Pusn it Is able to announce that a rare treat is It In store lor
the people of Salt Lake The paper paperrerwe represents ent fb the work of the students and teachers entirely enUm They wrote tile tineC tnestories tilestories
C stories edited the copy solicited the t e advertisements adyertl8e > ments and undoubtedlYJtbou undoubtedly although h The Herald has no information informationon a aon
on this point pointwill will collect for them with the same dispatch di > trh and thoroughness that they have dfcpiayed In the therest theredt s srest
rest of the necessary work of producing produd a newspaper a
WILL WILLPUTUPA WILLPUTUPAFINE PUT UP A AFINE j jFINE l
FINE STRUCTURE STRUCTUREIntimated
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Intimated When Rio Grande GrandeBuilds GrandeBu GrandeBuilds
Builds Bu ilds it Will Build Well WellWOOL Wello WellWOOL
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WOOL OOL RATE A SHARP THORN THORNHABSIHAH THORNfARRIYAN
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HABSIHAH ACTIVITY POR THE THEPBOPOSED THEJROPOSED THEPROPOSED
PROPOSED UfBW COAST LINE LDTBAn LnrnAn
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An impression imp lon prevails in some quar quarters quarfrs quarters ¬
ters that the visit of the Rio Grande of oftioials ofiieials officials
tioials at this time means immediate ac action action action ¬
tion for the erection of a new depot depotWhile depotWhlle depotable
While able it is S probable that hath ptJa th rftsgs wU wUIK W1Itw
IK > at work upon new depots1 d et Wir Mrare ore oreother ire ireotht 1m 1mother
other otht r twelve months have posed the thepians thepjans theplans
plans and specifications and other preliminary pre preliminary PNliminary ¬
liminary work incidental to the erection erectionof
of depot depottrWIn o rin require the best part of ofEix ofsix ofEix
Eix months even if the legal complica complications compU compUtiona compflcations ¬
tions were but ut of the way a1
Both roads are hindered by legal obarac ob obstacles ¬
stacles arac les against the immediate commence1Th commence commencem commftlcemnt
m mnt nt of the work The Oregon Short ShortLine ShortLine ShortLine
Line is interested in procuring property propertyfor propertyfor
for terminal facilities facl11t1 while the Rio RfaGrande RioGrande > I
Gran Grande > is waiting to settle the th differences differencesover ditfen ditfereocesover > ces cesoer
over the question que tlon of the he tracks trac The of oflii officials
lii fidals ials of both roads are working for a asatisfactory aatisactory asatisfactory
satisfactory settlement and it is possible possiblethat poe possiblethat lble lblethat
that if Vice President Bancroft had been beenhore beenhrf beenhere
here to meet Mr Harding some of the thetechnical thethnkal thetechnical
technical differences dlrter nces which keep the cor corporations corJlOrations corporations ¬
porations apart would have been speedily speedilydisposed speedilyisposed > > peedilyUpo
disposed < Upo ed of ofSeveral otSenral ofSeveral
Several statements made by Vice Pre Prei Preaident
i ident < lent Harding while in this city show showiat showat showat
iat at the Rio Grande still entertains a antiment antiment antiment
ntiment that the treatment it received receivedn
n Salt Lake a year ear ago 8 < < 0 was undeserved undeserveda
4 a has ha been talked that the SaUna cut cutoff cotff cutoff ¬ I
off ff which hlch the Rio Grande expects to toIniId to1IUld
IniId to Green River Is a retaliatory retaliatorymeasure retallat retaliatorymeasure rJ rJmpaurp
measure against this city and will divert divertthft divertfI divertthe I
the transcoptinental transcontinental I n business so that it itv Ittill
fI fItl tl ethah ethahIs
v till ill not pass through Salt I Lake Ia This Tnisis ThisIs
is held by b some to be the reason for the theMarysvale tbtoa theMarysvale
Marysvale oa ryale extension f > which whl < h It is I alleged allegedJo
I Jo to t n bf continued to some point on theti the theSiinta theama
ti Siinta ama + nta Fe J and eventually y to the coast coastThoso coatti coastThec
Thoso facts h have t also aI raised the ques question ryueatinn ¬
httat = ethri1u ethri1utIp
tion ti if f whether the e Rio Grande will pat patHP puttip
tIp HS pretentious a structure here as it itwould ItnlId Itwould
would nlId if the dispute d1 pute of a year 3r ago ag had hadn badllt
llt r n < it t come mf up but Mr Harding denies denieboth deniftllo deniesloth
both lo < > th theories thtOrI when he says ay in his Intervi Inter Interview intfljw ¬
view vi jw w that future railroad operations be between betWttn beIwcen ¬
tween Denver and tbe coast must take takeingnizance takegnizance takegnizancr
ingnizance of Salt Lake City owing to toits toits toits
its geographical ggrapl 1 position positionFIGHTING positionFIGRTDfG positionFIGHTING
FIGHTING FOR RATBS BATBS2Tew RATBSNew RATBSNew
New Factors in the Wool B Battle ttle In Incraase Inthe
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craase cr the Interest InterestTt t I
Tt 1 t is i > understood that the Lake Shore Shorerd Shored I IJ
J rd d the Michigan Central lines will have haverprifentative haveprFfntath havet
t rprifentative prFfntath pry rentatives > in the th local field tk > 1d soon to tolnk tolook toInok
look after the freight business In view viewct viewcf viewct
ct the tit rate rat situation regarding re < < ardlng wool the themovement theroomnt theThorment
movement is a significant one and the thej theIfrolJtatlun therpr
j IfrolJtatlun rpr pr iitatk ntatktn n of these tbe e roads roa4 here will wiUnot willlt willIIot
not be displeasing dl plEaslnllr to the representatives representativesf repre entathfJ entathfJOf
< Of > f the th otr > tH r lines 110 now in this field The TheTuvcompnTwill Then
JI TuvcompnTwill fompnc 111 not be direct representa representatives represeDttins representatives ¬
tives of the lines n named but of the BluLhlt Blu BluLine lutl lutlLine >
Line and the Red Line LI fast freights freightsOne freightsOnt freightsOne
One > line operates over ovt > r the Michigan Michiganivntral Michigant Michiganeentrrl
ivntral t and the New e York Central ntral and andthe andthe andthe
the other operates > eFat over the th Lake Shore Shoreiinrt ShOffII1 Shoretni
iinrt II1 the New York Central When the theiuei thelu theIue
> iuei lu < nth tion n of the th rate increase first came camei cameup
up i > p i the t he Lake Shore > was a one of th the lines linesthat lineathat IIne3tllat
that stood out against the advance but butat butt butat
at t a < i subsequent > meeting it took a stand standihe standthe
the 1 h other way and helped to make a majority ma majority majority ¬
jority in tbe Central Freight association associationin
in favor uor of the increase The Erie Dia Dispatch DiaIath DIaPatch ¬
patch which is a fast freight line ne and andan andall andau
an important factor in the wool businessand business businesss btUlfnealn1
and s n l the Nickel Plate another heavy bid btdi bldlr
< i lr > r for or this tau business have men n In the theliM theli thet
liM liMTh li t i ld ldThe < I ITII
Th The < new lines have never come < Into Intoi IntoIo
i i Io his s contact with the > wool business but butit butIt butit
it is i < apparent that in the light of the ther the1p
l 1p > r re < > snt nt situation they y feel the need of ofhaving ofhadng ofhaving
having men on the ground It to generally generallyli gfnfrallYind
h > li ind > d that if they tht > y have their t tr own men menhrr IIWnhn menh
hrr h + r > they t hey will see the hopeleaeuesK leJII of th thsituation the tlwitllation thesituation
situation with a highrate tariff The Thefill1 Theutly
11 fill1 utly nl v explanation found for tbe opposi opposition OIlJOIIit opposition ¬
tion t ion of these > roads to the t old rat rate i lc in inrhf InTh inthe
the Th hope of securing urtq a share of the buslress busi busirr
r ress rr s which hleb they formerly f rI were not able ableto ableto ableto
to K get getThe ft ftC ftihr t tThf
The ihr Big Four which c ha has the backing backingof backingof
tra tracr cr cra
of C th water route e Is also A factor that thatnatural thatappears
appears a In the fight It Is natural to toexpect tGCXpft toexpect
expect that the > water I lines M8 want the rate rateto rateto
to stay < t3 where it Is but the t lines IIn which whichlav wbkhIor whichfavor
lav favor or the he old schedule are hopeful enough enoughto nouPft
to sft se in the recent t action act of tb the Central Centraliissoiatlon tttalniatlon Centralassn
assn iissoiatlon niatlon iatlon which lowered the tb tariff fi fints t tnt ints
< nts nt an entering wedge e which will re result l llIh result ¬
sult lIh in the re restoration toration of the old rate of ofSi offr
Si per hundred Wool men claim aIm however how howover
over 1 they will m ivcognbce none of tb tbcompanies tlla tllaImlanle tocompanle
companies which helped to force up the thente tlaeratf therate
rate even en If a chaliCe of heart occurs occursand occursand occursand
and the rates > > come down downTO downTO downTO
TO CHECKMATE HILL SILLHarrimants HILLHarriman HTTT HTTTHanimans
Harriman Allied Plans For or New ITewLine XewLine NewLine
Line on the Coast CoastSan CoastSan CoastSan
San Frarcisco Frar IC May 6 6P14sid President nt Har Harrfman Barrfman Harriman
+ rfman of the thpSouth Southern rn Pacific company companyhas companyhas companyhas
has been bee delayed dday < > d In this city clt the ther press pressof prassof
of r busln SP in connection with Southern SouthernPacific SouthenaPnciflc SouthernPacific
Pacific lmpp fmprtmtnt vrnaents and < extensions xtt > naIou re recjuiring r rIuirlog reetuiring
cjuiring much muW h m mr > re of f his hi attention attentlOfttlaa attentlOfttlaahe thanhe than thanhe
he sap Xp > t td > d Mr Ir Harriman stated to today todav today
day thii ttv t hi h would IIMVP i rave for XwTorlt XwTorltwithin N W York Yorkithin Yorkwithin
within ithin 1 f day < liys Lt s mid iil would ould K go abroad abroadthis abroathis abl8lMlthiq
this suninir suninirIVfsicnt cun7nirPresident < uronllPr
President Pr < i tnt Mohlcr of the > Oregon Rail Railit RalJKav
r it a Navieiitiou Kav lt Ll1ull company called at t
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Mr Hlarrimans Harrt n office today t and the the two tworailroad tworailroad tworailroad
railroad presidents held a second con conference conference conference ¬
ference Just Ju t what was decided in h reKId regard re regard ¬
gard to Harrimans plans to extend the theCalifornia theCalifornia theCalifornia
California Northwestern into Oregon Oregoncould Oregoncould Oregoncould
could not be J k learned > arned but it is believed believedsays believedY8 believedsays
says Y8 the Bulletin the decision was wasreached wasreached as asIeaChed
reached today to survey at once for a asouthern asouthern asouthern
southern extension to the Oregon Or on road roadto roadto roadto
to be known as the Oregon Central CentralIt
It is said the Southern Pacific did not notpurchase notpur notpurtbase
purchase pur ha e the California Northwestern Northwesternroad Northwternroad Northwesternroad
road for local traffic and that Harriman Harri Harriman Harriman
man proposes to extend it north with withthe withthe 1th 1ththe
the Intention of blocking blki the schemes of ofJamee ofTamH ofJames
James J J Hill The northern n rthern magnate magnatehas magnatehas magnatehas
has repeatedly declared If > Cbtrecl that he has no nointention noIntention nointention
intention of entering < < California but it isknown is isknown isknown
known that hiM agents have looked over overthe ovrthe overthe
the ground in Oregon with a view to pos possible pO pOsible possible ¬
sible surveys which should find their theirway theirway theirway
way into California and down to San SanFrancisco SanJrnm Sanirianctsco
Francisco FranciscoHarrhnan Jrnm JrnmHarriman irianctscoHarriman
Harriman In the meantime will cir circumvent cirCUIIIv circumvent ¬
CUIIIv cumvent nt Hills plans if possible and it itis itis
is 1 raid it was with th this intention that thathe thathe
11 he purchased purcha ed the > Donahue Donah tin and se secured secured secured ¬
cured control of the Oregon Sgrf P hrt > r Line Lineand Lined Lineracid
and d the Oregon Railway RaJlwa A Navigation Navigationcompanys Xavlgationcompaay Navigationcompanys
companys road roadTVATTR rGadLAKE roadLAKB
LAKE SHORE MEETING NEETINGIasderbilt MEETINGT MEETING11aDderbilt
T amdeibilt Line Holds Annual Elec Electioa Electioa Bloction
tioa of Directors DirectorsCleveland DirectorSveland DirectorsCievelandi
Cleveland Cievelandi veland May MiL K 6The The annual meeting meetingof meet ins insof
of the stockholders of the t he Lake Shore ShoreA
A Michigan Southern Railway eompany eompanyfor eompanyfor I
for the election Itf f directors etc was washeld W8Mid washeld
held here today to < la The TIt entire capital stock stockof stockof I
of the company is isw J5000000 out o of which whichabout whichabout
about 4750MMM l was voted d upon The Theboard Theboard I Iboard
board of directors is L classified so that thatthere thatthere I Ithen
there were but four vacancies to fill at atthis atthis I Itbhl
this election and the > four elected for a atern atrlft aterm
tern of three years ears were s as follows followsW t fi flows flowstv llowsV
W V K Vanderbilt Samuel muel F Barrer H HMcK HJIIcK HMCI
McK Twombley and William Rockefeller Rockefellerall
all of New York These T e were all re reelections reelfCtfon reelections
elections except that Mr Rockefeller Rockefellertakes Rorefel1ertake Rockefellertakes
takes the place lace of Charles M L Reed of ofEr ofEr ofErie
Erie Er Pa Excent for a few matters of ofordinary ofordhua ofordinary
ordinary ordhua formality no business oth other otherthan r rthan rthan
than the election of directors dlrect > > rs was trans transacted traQ8acted transacted ¬
acted
Morgan organ on the Nickel Plate PlateCleveland PlateCleveland PlateCleveland
Cleveland May ItAt At the annual meet meeting meetInJl meeting ¬
ing of the N Now > w York Chicago A St Lets Lovterailroad LofsrailNad Letsrallrcad
railroad Nickl Nick I Plate held today J P PMorgan PXorwall PMorgan
Morgan was elected a director to sue succeed sued suecoed ¬
coed d Samuel Williamson and J T MSchoenmaker M MScnoenmaker MScboeamaker
Scnoenmaker cf r PHtsburg was aH ao < oo o chosen chos chosen cnoen ¬
en director a to succeed 8U Charles 3 X Reed ReedSail ReedRailroad ReedRailroad
Sail Railroad road Notes NotesC
C J T McNttX auditor for the Short ShortLine ShortIine ShortLine
Line is on his bi way to Portland l for an anutlnc aJIu anouting
outing outingT utlncT u tq tqT
T M 9chum Schumacher hUID8 oh < h T acting actlD < < traffic man manager I1Nlnrer manager ¬
ager rer of the Short Line I n has ha returned returnedfrom returned1OtD returnedfrom
from 1OtD a trip over ov r the northern divisions divisionsof
of the > line HneThe I1n4Th lineThe
The Th dates for the th national encampment encampmentof
of the G A R wh which hch ch will be held at
San Francisco Fran i eo this year nave been beenchanged beenchanged
I changed from Aug 514 4 to Au Aur U r 114 114The 114I 119The
esT The Western eer Passenger P association a aeastern has hasestablished hasestablished I
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I established an excursion rate from all alleastern alleastern
eastern points in its territory to Utah Utahand Utahand
i and the trre coast for forn = one e fare plus 50 cents centsI centsThe e I
The fare goes into e effect t tIthe June 5 and andthe
Ithe I the ticket will be good returning returnin until untili
i Sept 35 3eSCORES 35SCORES
I SCORES IN I 1 0 > STAR STAR ROLE ROLEMrs ROLEMrs
Mrs Rosemary GloszWhitney GloszWhitneyMakes GloszWhitneyMakes GloszWhitneyMakes
Makes a Hit in Opera in inNew inNew inNew
New York YorkMrs
Mrs 115 Rosemary GloszWhitney has has hasmade
made a hit in the prima donna role role cifthe of ofthe r
the Prince of Pilsen according accordin to tothe tothe tothe
the New York papers The New York YorkTelegraph Yorklelegraph YorkTelegraph
Telegraph has this to say about her herMiss herulIJss herMiss
Miss Rosemary Glosz succeeded succeededMiss succeededMIs succeededMiss
Miss Annie Lichter in the role of Edith EdithAdams EdithAdams EdithAdams
Adams the Vassar girl in The Printof Print Princiof Prl
of 0 PHsen1 and scored an anemphatlc emphatic hif hifMiss hifMiss hi hiMiss °
Miss Adams had not been feeling well weltfor wellfor wenfOr
for some me time and decided that she sheneeded sh shneeded sheneeded
needed a rest of several weeks so rerigned re resigned reigne ¬
signed signedMiss rignedMiss igne
igneMiss
Miss Glosz Is by descent a Hun HungarianMormon HungarlanMorlnOn HungarianMormon ¬
garianMormon and is a niece of Sen Senator Sin SJnator Sintor
ator tor Reed R Smoot the apostle of the theelected theChurCh theChurch
ChurCh of lAtterday Saints who ho was waselected waselected
elected to represent Utah In inthe the United UnitedStates UnitedStats UnitedStates
States senate But the new member memberof
of The Prinpe prbl of Pilsen J n company < < says saysshe sayr saysshe
she is not a Mormon either in faith or orsympathy orsympathy
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sympathy sympathyThis sympathyThis
This HungarianMormon prima primadonna primadonna primadonna
donna made her debut upon the stage stagea t
a little over two years ago This was wasin wasIn wasIn
in a minor role in Vienna Life the theshortlived th theshortlived
shortlived creation of Johann Strauss Straussthe Straussthe I Ithe
the younger Miss Gloss saysshe sayS she wa waajust wajust
just 16 then and this would make her herI herone I Ione
one of the youngest women ever ap appearing appearing ¬ I
pearing as the prima donna of a aBroadway aBroadway
Broadway production After Vienna ViennaLife ViennaLife ViennaLife
Life passed into oblivion Miss Glosz Gloszwent GJoszvent Gloszwent
went with Thomas Q Seabrooke in inThe inThe inThe
The Rounders and then sang san the mu music mu1Iic music ¬
sic of Gabriel in Evangeline the last lasttime lasttime lasttime
time that pet of E B Rice was re rerived reyived revived
rived rivedThe yivedT vivedThe
The T latest theatrical theatri 1 experience ex riene of ofMiss ofWiss
Miss Gloss was wa gained ine4 as a member of ofthe orthe ofthe
the Foxy Quiller company company which whichstranded whl whichstranded < h hJJtrandedt
stranded in Chicago Chl o But she > is willing will willing willIng ¬
ing to forget even Evangeline Vi Vienna Vienna ¬ I Inna
enna Life and Foxy Quiller > r for now nowshe nowhe nowshe
she he is prima donna soprano for a mu musical musica musical ¬
sical comedy on Broadway Broad a and life lifeseems lifeseems lifeseems
seems very vel rosy indeed to her
Joyous Health HealthTo
To be free ffom pain again To have havepeaceful havepeaceful
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peaceful sleep to awake a refreshed freshed and andfull andfull
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full of energy To be rid of the nerv nervousness neryousne nervoneneas ¬
ousness ousne Ute trembling trernbU th the gloomy gloomyforebodings gloomyforebodlnp gloomyforebodings
forebodings that come from a debili debilttated debilitated debilitatecl ¬
tated system To be lighthearted d and andfull andfun andfull
full of sdfeooMeneel l Tc eat and andsteep andsleep andsleep
sleep as nature re tatentfed Intend II I to t get nour nourishment nourlsh nourIshment ¬
ishment lsh nt from fr m ytir your food and enjoy the thestrength thestrength thestrength
strength a person of ofOW your age e should shouldpossess shouldpossess shouldpossess
possess To feel and know you Ou are arehealthy arehealthy arehealthy
healthy and ad strong Such is Joyous Joyoushealth joyoushealth joyoushealth
health the Stealth ltaaltlt th which JI renders life lifewith lifewith lifewith
with all its UwrM u mad aI I troubles tribes a plays playground play playground playgcound ¬
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ground upon widen we way Y b breathe the the thefresh thefresh thefresh
fresh air and s shout out in joy > Such health healthcomes bealthcomes healthcomes
comes to those t who drive away away disease diseaseand diseaseand diseaseand
and regain n natures glorious strength strengthby
by wearing every night nigbtDR nightC nightfl
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The whole 1IoIe purpose of this wonderful appliance is founded upon the fact factthat fartUaat factabut
that aU good health conies from the electrical vitality vltalit in the body and andafl andaR andall
all pain rIi J1 nervousness ail weakness w neB8 comes from the absence of it itTherefore itTherefore itTherefore
Therefore I renew the supply and health gladness and vivacity bubble bubbleforth bubbleforth bubbleforth
forth like clear water atei from a spring Would you be strong Would Wouldyou Would70U Wouldyou
you be happy Then be one of the 50000 and odd who are now praising prais pralsin praising
in ing it ItI itI
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Back and Shoulders Sciatica Lumbago L mgo Indigestion Neuralgia NeuraIgiacJn NeuraIgiacJnstipatJon Neuralgiastipatlon Ccfn Ccfnstipatfon
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estGained His Strength and Health by Using SwampRoot the theGreat theGreat I
Great Kidney and Bladder Bl dd r Remedy I
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door and a d was saved h hIf by y y yling y using g SwampRoot SwampRootT I
T If he hecame T arcimo came to ftr TOU rrtit alid abd < rif said My friend do you I
suffer with kidney trouble troubleDoes troubleDoes troubleDoes
Does your back ache Do you youfeel youfeel youfeel
feel bad all over and cant tell tellexactly tellexactly tellexactly
exactly whats the matter Have Haveyou Haveyou
you tried medicines or doctors doctorswithout doctorswithout doctorswithout
without benefit Are you about aboutdiscouraged aboutdiscouraged aboutdiscouraged
discouraged Then dp as I didand did didand
and get well well17se Use Dr Kilmers KilmersSwampRoot KilmersSwampRoot Hm rs rsSwampRoot
SwampRoot I know it will willcure willcure ill illcure
cure you7 you7If you youIf
If he did this would you be believe b blieve believe ¬
lieve him himWouldnt himWouldnt himWouldnt
Wouldnt you you if you were a asufferer asufferer asufferer
sufferer follow his adviceknow adviceknowinb advice advice knqw knqwing qw qwing
ing n that he bore living sentient sen1i senllentvital nt ntvital
vital testimony to the wonderful wonderfulvirtues wondejfrilvirtues wonefiilvirtues
virtues of this great natural naturalremedy naturalremedy naturalremedy
remedy remedyW
W ELL that is just what whatHugo whatHugo hat hatHugo
Hugo Hutt strongest strongestman strongestman t tmanin
man manin in the Philadelphia Fire De Department Department Department ¬
partment hero of a hundred bat battles battles batties ¬
tles with withthe the flames is doing now nowthrough nowthrough nowthrough
through the medium of this thisnewspaper thisnevspaper thisnewspaper
newspaperHugo newspaper newspaperHugo nevspaper nevspaperHugo
Hugo Hutt has been con connected conne conne ¬
nected ne ted with wi th the Philadelphia PhiladelphiaFire
Fire Department for the past pastfour pastfour pastfour
four years He Hcis is stationed station d at atthe atthe atthe
the engine house house1tN at Nineteenth
and Callowhili Streets Mr Ir Butt is is known as the thestrongest thestrongest thestrongest
strongest man in the Fire F re Department and has taken takenmany talienmany takenmany
many prizes at atathleti athletic tournaments for his prowess in inthe inthe inJ
the field of sports sportsHe J fHe 1 1He <
He is also an exsergeant exse geant b bfantrv of the United U Ui ited States In Infantry IIlfantrJr ¬
fantry haying for several se er l years = ears been be n stationed at fortNiobrara Fort FortNiobrara FOJ t tNiobrara
Niobrara Neb MrHutt Mr Ir Hutt H tt also served sel ed with the Sixth SixthPennsylvania SixthPennsJwlyania SixthPennsylvania
Pennsylvania Regimentiduring ng the SpanishAmerican SpanishAmericanwar
war
I l i DIED DIEDPOLLOCKIn
I POLLOCK POLLOCKln In this city clt on May Ma 5 5I 5Charles SCharles
I Charles Pollock PoUO < k aged 45 of tuberculosis tuberculosisI tu tuberculosisFuneral rcUlosiR rcUlosiRFuneral
I Funeral at 4 todO t oclock < k this afternoon from fromiSvans fromBvans fromvans
iSvans vans undertaking parlors I
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ONE PRICE T TD ALLXWEVER ALL NEVEf UNDERSOLD IJNOEP5QLDThis UNDERSOLDWhen
THIS MORNING MORNINGWhen ONIi1 ONIi1When
When the Auerbach Store Opens Op l1S its Doors Doorswill DoorsThe DoorsThc
The Great Linen Sale Salewm
will be resumed In all its masnl magnificence magnificenceThe agnl ficencc ficenccThe ficencche
The he Interest Intensifies Intensifiesas
as the thenew news of the Extraordinary Sale tle spreads spre d5 Scoresof s reG of l letsof ts ts of f thefinest the thennest thefinest
finestTable finest nnestTable finestTable
Table Linens Napkins Towels owes Bed Spreads SpreadsBed Sped ds dsBed dsReadymade
Bed e Sheetings e etln s artd an Readymade Sheets Sheetsand SheetsandPiHow
an and andPiHow Pillow Cases Gasesgo
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recorded in local merchandising merc ncI < nS history hi8t j This will w l 5be be the most mo momentous ¬ 1 1mentous 1 1ment
mentous mentous ment us day In lnva1ue value giving Prom F1 II1 center to circumference will shake shakeSalt shakeSalt shakeSalt
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cellent values Special this Week w k at atBOYS atBOYS atBOYS
BOYS TWOPIECE SUITS SUITSA A nice line of summer patterns in Cheviots Cheviotsand Chevlotand Cheviotsand
and Tweeds this seasons 5e SOn3 latest J8 tes t styles s and andmakes andmakes
makes good values agss 8 to 16 years yearsSpecial yearsSpecial Ij en
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U delphias Great newspaper nThe The North American Americanmy AmedcanYpu Amerc nan nanYQu
Ypu will harII hardly believe it wb when n I tellyonthere tellouth re was as a time w when whenmy eA eAmy
my body was in such a diseased condition that niy IIt relatives rela ves ttd BdvXrJ Id1rIMIdB Sriods ia8
would have at ao time been surprised surprisedto
to learn of my dea de death h It was all due to toXWney toJtldney tokidney
kidney trouble for which w alck I could se secure secure nocure ¬
cure no relief I was under the dare dareof car carof earof
of my family faml1 physician for a number olv olvyears or oryears ofyears
years but he was unable UBl tJe to do me any anygood anygood PY PYgood
good I also al consulted two noted apecla8sts spe specialists specialists ¬
cialists on kidney lddne diseases but they theywere theywere theywere
were unable to give me more than tem temporary telllporary temporary ¬
porary relief I had already made s splicatlon ap application application ¬
plication to Join the army but was wasturned w wturned wasturned
turned down on account of olm ray bad badphysical badphysical d dphysical
physical condition conditionI
I was was advised to try that greatest greatestof
of all remedies remediesSW remediesSWAMPROOT remediesSWAMPROOTI SWAMPROOT SWAMPROOTI AMPROOTI
I wrote to Dr Kilmer g Co at t Bing Blngrhamton Binghamton Binghamton
hamton N Y for f r a sample bottle and and1Its andits ad adits
Its effect upon me was ao 0 noticeable noticeablethat noUceablethat noticeablethat
that I went immediately and bought a asupply asupply asupply
supply from my druggist with the result re result result ¬
sult that in a comparatively short time timeI
I had entirely recovered and became becamethe becamethe becamethe
the man you see me now nowI
I served a number of years in the thearmy thearmy thearmy
army and for the past four years I Ihave Ihae Ihave
have been connected with the Philadel Philadelphia Philadelphia Philadelphia ¬
phia fire department My work both In tothe Inthe Inthe
the army and fighting fires in Philadel Philadelphia Phlladci Phlladciphia Philadelphia ¬
phia has been of the most arduous asulwork ami amiwork aAdwork
work that I could not d6 d did I not have havea
a strong physique physiqueI
I do not know kno what the words wordsKidney wordsKidney wordsKidney
Kidney Trouble mean now and do donot flonot donot
not expect e pect to I cannot speak tee teehighly UIohighly toohighly
highly of SwampRoot A few botttoa botttoaof
of this great remedy did more for we wethan methan e ethan
than adozen a doz n physicians could couldSigned couklSigned couldSigned
Signed HUGO HUTT HUTTP3
2223 Vine St Philadelphia Pa
AND I D this is only one mans mansstory m2nsstolJif mansstoryif
story stolJif if the average iflveragereader a averagereader veragereader
reader of of a newspaper could be persuaded to read the thethousands thethousands thethousands
thousands of such testimonials which come to Dr Kil Kilmers Kilmers Kumers ¬
mers mers SwampRoot the kidney troubles which now afflict afflicthumanity afflicthUll1anitr afflicthulnanity
humanity would be cut down fifty per cent centFor centFor centFor
For these testimonials all prove beyond a doubt that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the greatest cure for kidney liver and bladder trout trou troublesis troubles ¬
t blesis bles js
1jjt Kiliners Kilt11erSSWa01p Swamp = Root RootNafure Roota
Nafure a ure s Greatest Aid to the Suffering SurferingEDITORIAL
EDITORIAL NOTICE NOTICESwampRoot SwampRoot is so remarkably successful that a a special arrangement has been made by which all of our readers who have not notalready notalready notalready
already tried it may have a sample b ottle sent absolutely abs < jlutel free by mail also a book that tells all about it and its wonderful cures Address Dr Kilmer KilmerCo
Co Binghamton N Y In writing be sure to mention that you read this generous offer in The Salt City Daily Herald The regular fiftycent and one onedollar o onedollar e edoUar
dollar size slz bottles are sold by ill druggists Dont make any mistake but remember the name SwampRoot SwampRootDr Dr Kilmers SwampRoot SwampRootand and the address addressBinghamjpn addressBinghamton addressBinghatitton
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The Knights I of Columbus gave a very veryenjoyable veryenjoyable
enjoyable n1a dancing i party last t night 1 t aatV aatVLadies at the theLadies theLadies
Ladies Literary club lub Refreshments were wereserved wereserved wereserved
served and a large number of the mem members membtTS members ¬
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Ladi Ladies win have the choice of Our New ew Spring Goods at Onethird Off OffR OffRegular
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Handsome Tailormade Suit Imported ImportedGowns
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The Handsome Line of Waists in Silks Linen and ande andtit XuIls tit lls also Model andStreet and andStreet
Street Hats and Separate Skirts will be pot on o sal e at atONETHIRD
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THE JOY OF OFLIVING OFLIVING orLIVING
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DESERET SAVINGS BANK BANKDIRECTORS BANKDffiECTOR5
DIRECTORS DIRECTORSW
W W Biter President PresidentMoses PresidentMoses PresidentMoses
Moses Thatcher Vice PresidentElfan President PresidentEHaa PresldntEUu
EHaa A Smith Catchier CuhierJames CIIhferlames CatchierTames
James Sharp John R Barnes John C CCutler CCuUer CCutler
Cutler David Eccles A W Carlson CarillOno CarlsonGeorge CarlsonGeorge
George o Roraney o John R Winder Reed ReedSmoot ReedSmoot
Smoot E R Eldredge id W F James JamesFour JamesFour m mFour
Four per cent interest paid on savings savingsdeposits 8v1ngsdeposits savingsdeposits
deposits depositsTHSTATBANK
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THE THSTATBANK THSTATBANKOF STATE BANK BANKOF
OF UTAH UTAHCorner UT UTAHCorner AU AUGarner
Corner Main and South Temple TempleStreets TempleStreets emplc emplcStreets
Streets Salt Lake Gity GityJOSEPH GityJOSEPH cityJOSEPH
JOSEPH F SMITH President PresidentWILLIAM PreaWentWILLIAM PresidentWILLIAM
WILLIAM B PRESTON Vice President PresidentCHARLES PnldeutCHARLES PresidentCHARLES
CHARLES S BURTON Cashier CashierHENRT CashierHElIiRY CashierHENRY
HENRY T MEWAN XEW AN Asst Cashier CashierGENERAL CashierGENERAL CashierGENERAL
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS BUSINESSAccounts BUSINESSAccounts BUSINESSAccounts
Accounts Solicited Special attention ta tacountry tacountry tocountry
country trade Correspondence Invited InvitedCapita InvitedGapital lnvitecapital
Capita Fully Paid 200000 200000WALKER 200000WALKER 200000WALKER
WALKER BROTHERS BROTHERSBANKERS BROTHERSBANKERS BROTHERSBANKERS
BANKERS BANKERSSALT BANKERSSALT BANKERSSALT
SALT LAKE CITY UTAH UTAHEstablished UTAHEstablished U T Ali AliEstablished
Established 1S6B 16 Incorporated UM 1901OFFICERS UMOFFICERS DOLOFFICERS
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS DIRECTORSM
M H WALKER PrealdentTHOMAS PresidentTHOMAS President PresidentTHOMAS
THOMAS WEIR Vice President PresMeatL
L H FARNSWORTH Cashier CashierE
E O HOWARD Assistant Cashier CaablerJOHN chlerJOHN CashierJOHN
JOHN H WALKER Asat Cashier CashierH
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Frank Knox Knox President PresidentGeorge PresidentGeorge PresidentGeorge
George A Lowe w Vice President PresidentW
W F Adams Cashier CashierCapital CaahlerI
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Banking In all its Branches transacted transactedExchange traDSa transactedExchange ted tedExcharie
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IT S DEPOSITORDeseret DEPOSITORY DEPOSITOSTDeseret DEPOSITORYDesaret
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General C lIeral Banking In AU Is Branches BranchesDirectors BranchesDlrectorsJ BranchesDirectors
Directors J B Cosgriff John J J Dailr DailrO Da1 Da1gitc
O J Salisbury Moylan C Fox JCgcgriff J K KCoceriff >
Coceriff gitc iUr W P Noble N rt George ie M to Downey DowneyJohn DowneyJohn eY eYJohn
John Donnellan A F Holden HoldenSet HoldenSet
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Dr West Dentist DentistWill
Will until April 15 do all classes 01 01dental 01delttal ofdental
dental work at greatly reduced prices pricesSET pricesSET prICe3eSET
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