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I v Tttv, p,atw "Rattr Trtbukb. Stosdat jMoes-jdst6-, d-amr-AJtT 31. 1904. ' .
Ijll UNCLE SAM OUT
OF GOLD.
, Washington, J.in. 30 For the
hrst time in many years the
treasury finds itself without any
gold coin in itsr-vnults.
It is explained that this condi-
tion Is the result of an unprece-
dented demand for gold ccrtlfl-
f catcs during the time when the -f
i mints have been fully employed
I in coining Philippine silver and
I subsidiary silver for the United
States. The increased demand
I -f for gold certificates, which could 4-
; -f- only be issued for gold coin in
v -f the treasury, came about
I -t- through the needs of large bank-
' ing institutions In the great com-
I, 4- merclal centers which had large
! amounts of notes of small de-
- nominations on hand which they
4- wished to exchange for gold cer- 4-
4- tiflcates of larger denominations. 4-
I 4- The Secretary lias given in- 4-
i 4- structlons for the mints at 4-
I 4 Philadelphia and San Francisco 4-
I 4 to begin the coinage of double
I n 4- eagles on February 1st, and to 4-
I 4- work overtime until a sufficient 4-
4- supply has been coined to meet 4-
4- all demands.
I 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4-
I1 ONE DEAD, ONE DYING
1 AS KESULT OF DEBAUCH
j San Francisco, Jan. 30. Charles Kel-
, lar was found dead and John Harvey
' in a dying condition this morning in a
bunkroom of the Alaska Codfish com
pany's drying plant at Hunter's point.
They were discovered lying on the floor
in a nude state. None of the officials
of the company can account for the
death of the one and the precarious
1 condition of the other.
' Kellar was a German, aged 40 years,
' who had recently been operated upon In
a hospital, where he was cautioned to
I avoid strong drink. Harvey is 60 years
I old. Both had been on a protracted
, spree and were under the influence of
, i liquor when they retired. Harvey wan
' laken to the city and county hospital,
and has regained consciousness. The
attending, physician says he has every
symptom' of poisoning. An investiga
tion of the case will be made.
I WOES AND TROUBLES
OF TWO ARMY MEW
Washington, Jan. 30. Capt. George
. I A. Armes, IT. S. A., retired, has ad
, I dressed a letter to the President, charg
( ing an unjust treatment at the hands
of the. military authorities. He asserts
r ( that important documents bearing on
j his record have mysteriously disap
peared from the olllce of the Adjutant-
General.
. Second Lieut. Frank Pratt, on duty
' . at Fort Wayne, Mich., has been de
S , tained In thiy country after having
1 been ordered to the Philippines, because
-, i of more serious charges than those pre
I ' fcrred against him in Manila, which he
was returning to face. Ho is charged
I with gambling in Manila and with be
lt Ing short in his funds to the amount
I of 57500. He has explained that the
missing money was placed in an en
I , velope and left at the place where the
j mail was collected.
IZIONITE COUPLES ON
HONEYMOON JAUNT
, New York, Jan. 30. A parly of proml-
' "j nent members of Dowie's Zionlte
t church. Including Deacon and Mrs, H.
( E. Cantel, Deacon and Mrs. Percy Cllb
born and Deacon and Mrs. N. B. Ride
out, sailed for Liverpool today on the
fl steamer Saxonia. The three couples
, i have just been married and nre on an
t extended wedding trip, as they are go
I ing abroad to work for several years.
Mr. Cllbborn has been appointed gen
eral manager of all Zionlte Institutions
,1 in Europe, Mr. Rldeout holds the same
j ' title and rank in South Africa, and Mr.
i1 Cantel has been for several years sta
ll tioncd In England. He returned to this
country to be married and is now go
. Ing back to his post. Mr. Cllbborn said
he expected to meet Mr. Dowie, who
lias already started on his tour of the
SL world, in Naples, and to arrange for
yt meetings there and elsewhere In Eu-
, rope.
I' ' j" MRS. C. W. CLARK AT
- FINAL REST IN NEW YORK
.'
' ilT New York, Jan. 30. Funeral services
jL for Mrs. Charles W. Clarke, daughter
ly In-law of Senator W. A. Clark, were
, held today at the home of Senator
I (I Clark. 175 West Fifty-eighth street. The
If Rev. E. Stirnos conducted the services
is there and at St. Thomas's church after
yh ward, and the body was then taken to
jjf Woodlawn cemetery for Interment.
Ijjl BURGLAR'S BULLETS
' j- LAY LOW BANKERS
' ,!h St. Clalrsvllle, O., Jan. 30. A negro
burglar last night shot and probably fa-
l; tally wounded Albert Troll, cashier of
r the Second National bank, and his
brother, George Troll., manager of Troll's
; clothing store. The three Troll brothers
suspected a thief was lying In wait in
r their store. They caught Howard Bap-
I t Fico, colored, who managed, however, to
M " get out of their hands and shoot his way
i out. A posse is In pursuit.
1 In Memory of Charles I.
London, Jan. 30. Wreaths and other
fioral tributes today bedecked the statue
, lj of Charles J. In Trafalgar square, In
comm6moratlon of the 255th anniversary
of his execution. The Royal Oak club
1 of Edinburgh and the White Cockade
', club and other Jacobite societies sent
1 their usual wreaths. The statue was
; visited by large crowds during the day.
I Out of Gubernatorial Race.
) - Topcka, Kan., Jan. 30. Gov. W. J.
! I Bailey today Issued a statement with-
l S drawing from the Gubernatorial race,
, J stepping out, he says, "because It is ap-
I parent that the bitter factional fight that
I j is now going on in the Republican, party
I L m Kansas is a menace to Republican
I I success.
H it h ' :
B,! "Treasury Statement.
B Washington. Jan. 30. Today's state-
H ment of the treasury balances in the
H Y general funds, exclusive of the 5150,000,-
m jj ,000 gold reserve in. the division of ro-,
D j In dcmpllon, shows. Available cash bal-
H Ml ance, ?22,CS0,9C9; gold, $94,293,321.
&tm& Appointments.
Presbyterian.
First Prcsbvtcrlan church, corner Sec
ond East and" Second South streets. Itcv.
W. M Padcn, D. D., pastor, John C. Lin
coln, assistant. Morning service. 11
o'clock. "The Po3llivenefl3 of Truo Kcllg
ion ': Sunday-school, 12:20 p. m.; Junior
Christian Endeavor society, 4; Senior so
ciety, C:30; evening service, 7:15, "An Un
known Evangelist," third sermon In scries
on the Bible. Preparatory services to
communion, which Is to bo observed next
Sunday, will be held Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday evenings of this week.
Southwest mission, cornor Second West
and Mead streets. Sunday-school, 4 p. m.;
evening service. 7:45. The topic will be
the "Katlvltv and Childhood of Jcaus, '
and will be illustrated by the slcrcoptlcon.
Westminster Presbyterian , church.
Fourth West street, between First and
Second South; Rev. John Rlchclscn, pas
tor; residence, 715 South West Temple.
Preochlng service, 11 a. m., sermon by
pastor. Sunday-school, 12:15 p. m. Y. P.
S. C. E., 6:30 p. in. Preaching service,
7:30 p. m.. sermon by Rev.. Josiah Mc
Claln of the Third Presbyterian church.
Third Presbyterian church; Rov. Josiah
McClaln, pastor. Morning services at 11
o'clock. Sunday-school, 12;I5 p. m.
Junior C. E. at 4:30 p. in. Senior C. E.,
C;15 p. m. Evonlng services at 7 o'clock.
Rov. R. G. McNIece, D. D will preach
In the evening.
-
Unitarian.
First Unitarian society Services at
new Unitarian church, 140 South Second
East street, at 11 a. m., the Rev. W. H.
Fish, Jr., pastor Subject of sermon,
"Strength in Weakness." Mr. II. II. Mc
Corkle will sing an anthem and the Unity
quartette will sing "Just As I am." Sunday-school
and Emerson class at 12.13 Im
mediately after service; Sunday evening
lecture at 7:30 o'clock by Rev. W. II. Fl3h.
Jr. Subject, "Personal Impressions and
Recollections of Naples, Vesuvius, Pom
peii and tho Modern Miracle of St. Janua
rys." All Invited. Seats free. Unity
clrclo meeting at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday.
Scientist.
First Church of Christ, Scientist. 33C
East Third South Sundny-school at 10 a.
m.; church service at 11 a. m,; subject,
"Spirit." Each Wednesday evening at S
o'clock a meeting Is held to listen to tho
testimonials of healliiK of both ain and
sickness. All nre welcome to these ser
vices. Free reading-rooms opon dally
from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m.. In rooms C07-C0S
Scott-Strevell building, l&S Main street.
Take elevator.
German Evangelical.
German Evangelical servlco at the East
Side Baptist church. Thlid South and Sev
enth EasL Sunday-school. 2 p. ni.;
preaching, 3 n. m.; the ladlos' aid society
will meet Thursday. February 4th. at 3 p.
in., at tho home of Mro. Anna1 Hook, M
South Sixth East. You are cordially In
vited. Rev. G. A. Zimmer, pastor; resi
dence, S2S East Second South.
Lutheran.
Our Sovlor's Evangelical Lutheran
church. Fourth East between Fourth and
Fifth South. Sunday services at 10:30 a.
m. hi EnKlIah and at 3:30 p, m. In Nor
wegian. You aro cordially invited to at
tend. A. G. H. Overn, pastor.
. . Christian.
Central Christian church, Third East
and Fourth South streets Dr. Plnkcrton
will preach at 11 a. m. on "Tho Gospel of
Cheer." nnd nt 7:45 p. m. on' "To Whom
and for What Am I Responsible." At the
morning servlco the choir will slnfr "To
Him Who for Our- Sins "Waki Slain." and
at tho evening service "There Is a Happy
Land." Sanday-schoOl "at 12:30 p. m.;
Christian Endeavor at C:30 p. m,; Junior
Endeavor at 4 p. m. Tuesday; prayer ser
vlco Wednesday at S p. m. All' aro in
vited to attend thesV services.
i
Congregational.
First Congregational church Preaching
by the pAstor, the Rev. Elmer I Goshen,
at 11 a. m.; Sunday-school at 12-30; Chris
tian Endeavor society at G:15 p. m.
Phillips Congregational church. East
Fifth South and Seventh East; Rev. P.
A. Slmpkln, pastor. Services this day:
The Rev, J. D. Kingsbury will preach at
11 a. m. Sermon by the past"- 7:15 p.
m. Sunday-school at 12:15. C. E. at 6:30.
Cordial welcome to all worshipers.
Methodist.
First Methodist Episcopal. 33' East Third
South, the Rev. J C. BIckel. A. M.. S. T.
B., pastor Preaching by the pastor at
11 a. m. nnd 7:30 p m. ; morning theme,
"The Constraining Power of Love." Vocal
solo In the morning hy Miss Ruth Wil
son. Music by a special quartette in tho
evening. Sunday-school, 9:45 a. m.; W.
A. Price, superintendent. Junior Leafiuc,
4 p. m. Epworth League, 6:30 p. m. Mon
day evening, S o'clock, regular monthly
meeting of tho official board, following
men's meeting. Tuesday, 2 p. m.. meet
ing of the Ladles' Aid society. Wednes
day ovcnlng. 7.45, mid-week prayer serv
ice, followed by Sunday-School teachers'
meotlng. Cordial Invitation to all. Seats
free.
Second M. E. church. Fourth East and
Galena, the Rev. W. B. Burton, pastor
ireacning at n a. m. ana c.su p. m. oy tno
pnstor; special music by tho choir at tho
ovcnlng service; Sunday-school at 10 a.
m., Ellis Jaync, superintendent; Junior
League at 3 p. m.; Epworth League nt
C:45 p. m.; prayer meotlng Tuesday at 7;30
p. m. Ladles Aid meets at the parson
age Thursday at 2:30 p. m. A cordial wel
come to all of these services.
Liberty Park M. E. church Services:
Sunday-school at 10 a. m., preaching at
11 a. m., Junior Leaguo at 3:30 In after
noon, Harriot Lanoy, superintendent; ser
vice of song at 5:15 p. m. by tho class;
preaching at 530: Epworth Leaguo at 6:30
p. m. A cordial Invitation Is extended to
everybody. Louis R, Bailey, pastor.
Illff M. E. church, Ninth East and First
South, D. M. Helmick, pastor Preaching
at 11 a, m. and 7:30 p. rp.; Sunday-school
at 10 o'clock; Epworth league at 0:30 p.
m. Come and worship with U3, Scats
free.
Episcopal.
St. Mark's cathedral, the Very Rev.
James B. Eddie, B. D., dean 7:30 a. m.,
holy communion; 9:15 a, m., Sunday
school: 11, morning prayer and ser
mon, "The Greatest Loss In tho World;"
6:30 p, m., Bible class; 7'CO, evening
prayer and address, "Life As a Race;"
St. Peter's chapel Sunday-school at 3 p.
m. The public Is cordially Invited to at
tend tho services,
St. Paul's church. MaJn and Fourth
South streets; tho Rev Charles- E. "Per
kins, B. D rector. Services: S a. m..
holy qommunlon; 9:45 a. m., Sunday
school; 11, morning prayer and sermon;
7:30. evening prayer and sermon.
Strangers and visitors are cordially wel
comed. All seats free.
St. John's chapel, Perkins's addition:
Mr. B. W. E. Jcnncns. lay reader. 2:45
p. in., Sunday-school; 4 o'clock, evening
prayer and sermon by the Rev. Charles
12. Perkins. Persons residing In the Im
mediate neighborhood particularly Invited.
All welcome.
Baptist.
First Baptist church, Second South and
Second West, the Rev. D. H. Brown, pas
torPreaching at 11 a. m. and 730 p. m.;
Sunday-school at 12:15. F. J. Lucas, supor
lntendont; B. Y-- P. U. at 6:30; conquest
meeting. "Pioneer Baptist Work in Amer
ica", leader, Mrs. George Paul. Monday
evening at S o'clock tho Young Ladles'
Bureau Blblo class, Mrs. C. J. McNltt,
leader. Tuesday .evening at S o'clock, the
Young Men's Darko club, S. W. Darke,
leader, Wednesday ovenlng at 7:30 o'clock,
regular monthly covenant meeting. A
welcome to all.
Burlington chapel, Indiana avenue nnd
Navajo street Sunday-school at 3:30 p.
m.. G. J. Badertscher, superintendent.
Friday evening service at 7:30.
Rio' Grande, chapel, Second South be
tween Ninth nnd Tenth West Sunday
echool at 10 a. m. George Pual, superin
tendent East Sldo Baptist church, corner Third
South and Seventh Eoat streets, Rev.
Frank Barnctt, pastor. Regular services
Eczema
How it reddens tho skin, itches, oozes,
dries and scales!
Some people call it teltor, milk crust or
salt rheum.
I The suffering from It Is sometimes In
tense; local applications arc resorted to
they mitigate, but cannot cure.
It proceeds from humors inherited or ac
quired and persists until these have been
removed.
Hood's Sarsaparllla
positively removca thorn, has radically
and permanently cured the worst cases, and
Is without an equal for all cutaneous
eruptions. :
Hood's 1'II.ls uro tin. beat cathartic trlcoUciihts.
at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m with sermon by
Rov. Bruce Kinney, general missionary
Y. V. S. C. E. meotlng at C:0 p. in., lead
er. Miss Jennie Martin: Sabbath-school at
12.15 p. m., Mr. E. Hn Brown, superin
tendent. Rcgtrlar midweek prayer sor
vice on Wednesday ovcnlng at 7-30 A cor
dial Invitation to these cervices Is extended
to all.
German Lutheran.
Evangelical Lutheran services In Ger
man Sundays at 3 p m.; Sunday-school
at 2 p. m. at Swedish church. Second
South and Fourth East streets. The Ger
man 3peaklng public Is most cordially In
vited to attend. Tho Jugcndvereln meets
next Tuesday ovcnlng at 8 o'clock at 953
South Second West. J. R. Graebner, pas
tor, 953 South Second West.
INTERMOUNTAIN NUGGETS.
David Cozier of Nephl, who has small
pox, 'has only a light case.
Bert Olson of Salt Lake has been visit
ing Fillmore on legal business.
Mrs. E. A. Thompson of Clrclevllle.
Utah, Is visiting her cousin. Mrs. W. L.
Cook, at Ncphl.
II. B. Jennings has returned to Rawlins
from Salt Laku accompanied home by
Mrs. Jennings and two children who have
been In this city several weeks.
"Tuesday ton head of stock wore In our
city park, browsing off the park trees.
What has become of that ordinance keep
ing stock on the streets?" asks tho Fill
more Progress-Review.
Mclba, the four-year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Will Ball of Coalville, died
very suddenly, the cause of death being
membraneous croup. The child had been
sick onl a few hounrs.
William Bertelson, who sustained an In
Jury to ono of his. eyes by having a piece
of stool fly Into It while doing blacksmith
work at Sevier about five weeks ago,
found It necessary to have the eyo re
moved as tho steel had nearly pierced
tho ball. The operation wae a success.
Dr. Jonathan Partridge, who died at
Oak City, Utah, recently, of cancer, was
born In New York In 1S2S. and when a
young man went to Klrtland. where ho
was Intimately acquainted with Joseph
Smith. He came to Utah In 1S51, and
lived at Lchl and Deserct, and wont to
Oak City In 1369.
This leap year notice has been Issued
at Tooele: "Como one, come nil, to the
Rosebud's ball. Invitations have been
sent, but on them alone we nre not bent
Committee Ada Nelson. Alice Tate. Alice
Martin, Allco Marsden, Annlo Bowcn,
Edna Nelson. Emily LIndberg, Ethel
Tate, Marie Brown "
Tho Vornon correspondent of tho Tooole
Transcript has this rude reference to somo
Salt Lakers. "On the 21st a pnrty of
fourteen elderly sportsmen of Salt Lake
came out for a rabbit hunt; they took
back with them some 400 to 500 rabbits
which they killed In the neighborhood of
Cook's ranch. Plcaso como again, good
friends, wo have lots more to spare "
Clyde Gillespie of Tooele, says the
Transcript, met with a serious accident
at the Honerlne works. Ho fell from a
scaffold twenty-flvc feet on to a cement
floor. Strange to say he fell square on
his Xect, and tho Impact crushed his heel
bones In a frightful manner. His feet nre
so badly swollen that It cannot be deter
mined for a time Just how badly ho Is
Injured.
A young son of Lorenzo Comejr of Lehl
fell and hurt his leg some time ago, which
has caused him moro or less pain. When
Dr. Steelo was finally called In he found
that the bone was badly decayed, and
recommended that the boy be sent to a
hospital, which was done Wednesday
evening, tho doctor deciding that the leg
would have to be amputated to savo the
boy's life.
Jacob Lund, who has a largo raneh and
apple orchard on the Big Laramie rlver
had a frightful experience with a 1500
pound horse. He was loading tho animal
to tho drinking trough, when tho horse
becamo frightened and Jumped on Mr.
Lund, knocking him down and cutting a
long gash In his leg, bruising his hand
and wrist, and making a dozen other
abrasions and bruises on his person-
At a meeting of the Albany County and
Intcrmountaln Fair association at Lara
mie the following trustees were re-elected:
Ora Haley, Mrs. M. E. Ingcraoll. Fred A.
Miller, A. C. Jones. W. H. Holiday. W H.
Frazce and George R, Eykyn. Tho trus
tees re-elected Ora Haley as president.
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It Touches the Tickle.
Ilh best recommendation Is (2u
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DRUGGISTS, 1
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M Third South Streots, Salt dfe
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3 AGENTS FOR LIQUOZONE. .S
Mr. Miller as vice-president, Mrs. Ingcr
coll as secretary and Mr. Jones as treas
urer. Tho date of the next county fair
will bo fixed by tho trustees at a subse
quent meeting.
We are prepared to invest your funds
so that they will bring you the largest
returns compatible with safety. You
hold the security. We do the work.
McGurrln & Co.. 13 Main St.
4 4-4- 4-4-4 4-
4- TOO MUCH WHISKY.
4- Large Distilleries Close Down -f
4- Because Decrease in Demand. 4-
4- Peoria, 111., Jan. 30. The Mon-
4- arch nnd Atlas distilleries, two 4-
-f of the largest houses owned by 4-
4- the whisky trust, will shut down 4-
4- today for an Indefinite period. 4-
4- The closing, they say, is due to a -f
lack of demand at present and 4-
4- the lnrge amount of spirits on 4-
4- hand. It is probable both plants
4- will remain closed until the busi- 4-
4- ness season next year. 4-
4- Tho Corning distillery shut 4-
4- down last October because of an 4-
4- explosion and a subsequent fire. 4-
4- It will begin operations Monday, 4-
4- while the new Woolncr distillery
4- will start In a few days. Both
4- are independent houses. 4-4-4-4-
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ACCUSES HIS BROTHER.
Army Officer Charges Mismanage
ment of a Trust.
Peoria, III., Jan. 30. Gen. John
Green Ballance. U. S. A., who was very
prominent In the Philippine campaign,
has entered suit against his brother,
Willis H. Ballance.
When Gen. Ballance went to war he
appointed his brother as agent and al
leges that his brother collected rentals
and sold property, diverting the pro
ceeds, large sums, to his own use; that
he refuses to make an accounting or
surrender the books.
Gen. Ballance owns much Peoria real
estate and Is a member of one of Peo
ria's oldest families.
LIFE TOO STRENUOUS
FOR J. P. MORGAN
New York, Jan. 30. Rumors of
practical retirement from active busi
ness by J. P. Morgan, circulated and
denied a day or two ago when J. P.
Morgan, Jr., arrived 'from London, are
reiterated today by the American,
which declares that Mr. Morgan, Sr.,
has determined to shift the burden of
his great interests to his son and spend
a large part of his time hereafter in
England at Aldenham Abbey, a splen
did Hertfordshire seat, built in 1550,
where he will gather his vast collection
of art treasures now loaned to various
museums and galleries abroad.
GALL STONES DRIVEN OUT
Dr. Lovell Cobb, President of Duval C ollege, Atlanta, Ga., Suffered Agony
for More Than Three Years With Gall Stones, Tried Many Remedies in
Vain, Thought Nothing Could Help Him, but Was Finally
Cwed by WARNER'S SAFE CURE
Dr. Lovoll Cobb, widely known through-
out the South as a successful author and
President of Duval College, Atlanta. Ga.,
owes his Ufa to Safo Cure. In a recent
letter he says:
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stones and thought nothing could help
mo, for I had tried many different rcmo
dlcs without avail, but, fortunatoly for
me, ono of my friends called my atten
tion to Warner's Safe Curo and I at onco
got a bottle, as I was anxious to know
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currence of tho trouble since. It has mado
a now man of mo, and I gladly glvo credit
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Gall stones, or gravel, aro the result of
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kidneys and a torpid llvor. As the gall
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Thousands die yearly of gall stones,
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I FOR CATARRH AND ALL KINDRED DISEASES, UNTIL CUPp
TO ALL BEGINNING TREATMENT DURING FEBRUARY. Wt
IF YO HAVE Catarrh, Asthma or Lung Disease, Hay Fever, Catarrh of the Stomach
t der, Liver or Kidneys; if you have Pelvic Catarrh, or auy other Chronic Disease, the xKViV
X Catarrh, come to Drs. Shores, Salt Lake's Popular Physicians and Specialists, at once anflU ru
X yf treat vou until cured for the low fee of $3.00 a month, all medicines included free' jJjSn
i ' $3.00 IS ILL THE M0WEY YitS HEED$3.0Q ' fff
X Provided you begin your treatment with Drs. Shores AT ONCE. Three Dollars pajtheJWljSL
X one whole month, all treatment and necessary medicine furnished free. This generous off
J Drs. Shores & Shores to cure Catarrh and Kindred Diseases for the low fee of 3.00 a month' W '
t no sense a charity offer, but is made by Drs. Shores to prove to the public that Catarrh i8 aJp,
able disease, and that Drs. Shores' treatment is superior to all others. m '
t This low rate will also deal "Quackery" in Salt Lake a death blow; it will deal the "miILh
X medicine vendor" a death blow; it will PROTECT the sick from being imposed upon. IT !KCiryUn
FURTHER it brings the price of the services of expert physicians and specialists withi S"5fl
I reach of all the people. 'ffn
t Start in at once and you will get Drs. Shores' 5 a month treatment for 5. Consnltiifcn
T and examination free to all. "KlSifl1116
The Treatment m TREAT AND GORE fe
Ttlflf flrifPQ iff v Catarrh nnd Stomach Troubles, Nervous a J55tflS
4. HUU I VU1WO w Kidney Diseases. Bladder Trouble, Heart jSSfS
X Cfl Diseases of tho Stomach and Bowels, Pllta, jvJS'V
T - .nfcSfS ftnd 11001111 DIsea5es Female Complaints, ewfjfolc
T lU $P1 I HM ty- Etc" D,scases oC Women and ' rJrw.'iSffptt
X x -"v ll mfa ly 1 EM Rickets, Spinal Troubles, Skin Dl&oasw, Ds8
4. P - l I Wlml VP I WnV ncs' Asthma. Bnchial and Lung TrMttSTtT
X Kl j)y I)" 1 f $9 Consumption In the First StaEe3, bvTmH W
JL KWL J? " tISm' Hay pever' NeuralSia, Hysteria, EytJT
4 jV T fN E,nr D,scases' Go,trc or neck. La Gripj J;
g rL Wpyt'- J Manhood, Blood Diseases, Gonorrhoea, Syphilis, Sr'
X KK EJmm(llh ula and aJI forms oi Nervous nd Chronic D'J-'
-r WljinJiJ" (Umt ar0 curable) CAL,L 0R WRITE. "ttf85"
tl a7 jjrclf $r No onc deprlvc1 of Lho benefits of Drs. ShorWilJ1111
U cewr W$Mt' i I because of living at distance from the offlct. K?!0
VKwlSSU MJ) ' III, I same -wonderful and uniform success attcndln? tf !
SMWm K I 1 treatment of Drs. SHORES In their office la fourd! ,
t BrSK'Kfa' ' MM their HOMli TREATMENT OF PATIENTS 1191
-P Knfra!irofi?H MAIL. By the use of a symptom blank they arttifcr
ff BlfflffiSl1! W flrT to dlagmose cases and prescribe for them and by eXLtseo
I 1 B B reports keep a close watch upon them. Pali
t I WlkWMMWr JS 3 ln- in the country may enjoy the benefits of 3
V vh1 WmMWySC1 I Shores' SYMPTOM BLANK and have your cas fiXeCrtit
t MfeRm!BS nosed frce Drs- Sh0I"es' ,ow r:ile of S3 a iBonlhMleiaa
T "PllWWIi a11 Catarrhal Diseases, medicines free, Is made for tMm
VW-vma tai-s5' benefit. Write today If you can not call and lakeH&VJ , i
X j jUT vantage of this grand specl,al offer. lESiaat
X BANGER SIGNHLS. Of the Ears. 'iiSSfp
4- Catarrh oxtonds from the throat d0 you havo running la the tc&fti ,Ju
4- . , . , alone tho eustachian tubes Into tho eis?" JT
-f Aches and Pains Are tne Danger eartJi causing partial or complete Theso aro tho sevca simple !.'ru iKti c' a
Rtrrrink Tlmf Ynu Are Slek and deafness. Quickly cured with little dlcatlns di3easo of the liver. the
btgnais XJiat xou Are mck ana cogt by Drs shores' famous treat- hnv0 any or au of thera, sk DT.
"r Need Treatment. mcnt. Shores now and bo cured. mt&fu-
4- "Is your hearing falllnp?" ''ttt
4- Read tho following symptoms over "Do your ears discharge?" Catarrh of the SlomnfV jrfob1
4- carefully, mark those you feel In your "is the wax drying In your cars? ' owunxz.
-f case, and send or brlns them to Drs. "Do vou hear better somo days than Catarrh of the stomach Is uaSBit, ,
Shores and thov will tell you whether others'?" caused by swallowing mucous. tllKr
T you can be cured FREE OF CHARGE. "Is your hearing worso when you drops down from tho head and thrJr-"' ,
-f have a cold?" at night. Quickly cured at Uttl cjffi? I1
4- , j mi j. Don't neglect this until your hearing by Drs. Shores' famous treitnnarKw
4- The Head and Throat. la rreparably destroyed. Drs. Shores "la there nausea9'- Vfey
T This form of catarrh Is most com- can cure you. "Do you belch up gas?" AiibUo.'
T mon rcsulUng from neglocted colds , Are you consUnated? iliicllr
I aulckly cured with little cost by Drs. Kidney Disease. "Is your tongue coated r ll.ain
T Shores' famous treatment, T7oCitc n t wvi-hv tikine cold P.ou bloat up after eaU;ir
X "Is vour nose stooned un?" Results in two wajs-oy taking com ..ja tnere constant bad taste b Cy MWk
X "Docs vour noso dtechnrjce?'' and b', overworking the kidneys In mouth?.. ; , i;t
X "Is ur nos? sore and tender?" separating from the blood the ca- Now ls the tIme to penajBeiS
"Sffiifrnront of hSd?" rnral AffcMllttfcS .Dra. Shores are cmfci to
X "Do you hawk to clear tho throat?" Shores' Kou Z
X "Is your throat dry In tho morning?" b'..TD, n- ZVLA a? roet swoU?" , rt -lc'
nI?,.you sleep wlth your mouth "?slt0notl?ed morS Vnight?" Symptoms of Diseases of & ijntt
X You can bo easily cured now-don't bShCr0 Pal" th 8maU f th2 Nerves f
4- let It run Into complications. y '..Hng tho pcrgpimtlon a bad odor?" Tho majority of nervous dL'UH w (f
T "Is thero pufflncss under the eyes?" aro caused by poisons in the baa t
T The Bronchial Tubes. "Do you havo to get up often at Poison circulating In tho blooJ tint jrj
T rL . , L night?" ses tho brain and nerves, and hs
4- When catarrh of tho head of throat "Ia there o. deposit in urlno if left symptoms as theso follow; fwt
4 is neglected or wrongfully treated, It standlm:'" "Do you get glddv"' i wL3
X xtens down the windpipe Into the Don't neglect these signs and risk "Is your mind dull?" j ilmoti
T Jwonchlal l,ubcs' a,i? ,af?er awhile at- Brlght's dlseaso killing you. Curo It "Are you easily dazed?" , j-,
tacks tho lungs. Quickly cured with n0w. "Do you have headacho?" JJ?Z
T Httle cost by Drs. Shores' famous "Are you easily cxcltedr
T trcataient. T , QT. TV?c.QOOO, "Do you hands tremble?" f
T "Have you a cough?" Liver Disease. "Does your heart flutter?" j luafcu
T ;Do you tako cold easily?" The liver ls affected by catarrhal "Aro you easily Irritated?" .Kda
T SaV0 you ,DaIn tho side?" poisons extending from tho stomach "Aro you always anxlousf j
T ( Do you raise frothy materials?" into the ducts of tho liver. Quickly "Do your muscles twitch' ,
4- S you sp'S UP llttlc cheesy lumps?" cured with little cost by Drs. Shores "Is your temper Irritable?" r
4- Z?n feel you aro growing famous trcatmont. "Suffer from slecplesssesir j. r
X weaker.'' "Do you got dizzy?" "Aro you easily frlghtcneUr ' II L
X . Don t risk, neglecting these warn- "Havo you cold foot?" "Docs your sleep not rrua K;-
4- Jnss stop the disease beforo It reaches "Do you feel miserable?" "Do you suffer from ncunugli; v
X the lungs, ..Do you got tired easy?" "Do you havo horrible drcamsr
I ' WEHK MEN. ' PHY WHERE DRED.
X If pu suffer from any of tho weaknesses or diseases We cure you and thon ask a REASONABLE TU t
t VERYPRSON WES WvTCTOtaT'SKTO when you aro cured. You can depend upon ou.
We havo proved our skill In curing all CHRONIC dls- Any bank In Utah will endorse it; thousands of raflg g
f easos by publishing thousands of voluntary tcsUmonlals have endorsed us. NOW WE WANT TO CURE tol
or homo people, giving names, pictures and addresses. with tho distinct understanding that we will not in
-I SvBSECSAN,T PUBL1SH OUR CURES IN PRIVATE DIS- a Manhood. Gonorrhoea. Syphilis. Spaeri Jta
t, ' ,i , . . orrhoca all weaknesses of mon ,
Recauso It would betray confidence: hence, wo bavo to Wo cure absolutely Varicocele or It don t cost yi
$Z.VC. our sHln,n th,B claS3 oC troubles In another way. penny. Consultation and advlco FREE by letter c.
.- TllIs ls our Plan i 'person. CADE OR WRITE.
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