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SOCIETY WOMEN m mi beauty and. health to PE-RU-NA. 11 There Arc a i Million Women Now AilingWho Should Remember That Peruna Is an infallible Specific jSHST! 1 fl M?-f ;; p ' I fitg Tine the Best Seaaon of the Ttar to Treat Chronic Catarrh. withstanding1 that e. Great Nuxa kr o( People Have Been Cured of Ctronic Catarrh by Taking J Pe-rn-na During the Past f Cold Stoson. . It Cannot be Denied That the Mi, Wet, Stormy "Weather Has t Hfltorded Many Cures. I' , b Some Cases, Actually Jre- vented a Cure. &INGTIME has come at last, and 0Tls the time for all catarrh suf- . in lo bsgln a systematic course of for this disease. The greatest wltyln the way of treating chronic Is that the patient le bo liable tta cold during the treatment and iilay a cure. V liability at this season of the fA in a great measure, removed. l,B one should neglect the opportu Kfllake treatment. Is acknowledged by everyone , tot only reliable and unfailing ' catarrh wherever It may be lo . J16" you tak Ponma you are rlmentlng with an unknown pffiPUBLlCAN CITY " COAIUMAM 1 0P THE MOST ACTIVE OF ?S YOTTNQ PARTY "WORKERS P HAVE "WON THEIR BS Df SALT LAKE. I t C LOOFBOUROW, one of m08t aCUV yUnEr RePUDH- i of Utah and a prominent LT?tV' hM "cently been Pdrroan of the Republican city ftihi . Whlch Pltlon he was Wtorlty to choo hie. own sec Vert-tday announced the ard tParle" Whltc- of th bVmr1 p?8lUon Mr Lof" ftVca5Sen"y mentioned as a ri? J? datt for th,i nomination mty nPracUclne hls Profession Judtfr tIp with his (gfLoofbourov,-, for several i " 1 Cure for Indigestion. ?fberIaln'B Sl0 and 4yui(ir 1,ldlcaln and find PCV htLVC 0Ver-tried Ifa m a , lny dlffent reme- m2 flay-nc yeam of iT a ereat dl from t( nowl1 alm03t anK Kail. A1, w- Emory, t,, Fr wl by all ieud- K " UE, 22S Rich mond street, "West, Toronto, Can ada, writes: "I have been troubled with catarrh al most ever since I can rernmber. About five years ago It settled In the middle ear, causing great difficulty In hearing-. I am lnded trrateful to suy that throe bottles of Peruna relieved me ao great ly that I felt encouraged to continue Its use. After taking1 eleven bottles more I was entirely and permanently cured. I had spent hundreds of dollars on bot tles of medicine without relief, while $14 Bpent for Peruna. cured me within a few short weeks." A Cold in the Head or Throat is Al most Certain to Develop Into Ca tarrh if Neglected. CATARRH usually begins as a cold In the head or throat and Is neg lected until It becomes chronic; then it begins to dawn on the victim that he haB catarrh. Unless ho Is very foolish indeed he will not rest easy until the catarrh Is entirely cured. Thousands pay no attention to It until It Is too late. If Peruna Is used the cold never be comes " chronic, and hence catarrh Is prevented. But after catarrh has be come thoroughly established, Peruna will cure It, but It will take much longer. Men and women of national reputa tion, as well as thoueands In the humbler walks of life publicly endorse Peruna. Peruna docs all that Is claimed for It. It cures catarrh. Fred C. Loofbourow. years, with the exception of the time spent as assistant County Attorney un der P. P Chrlstenpcn. He was tho recipient of many congratulations yes terday, A German locomotive has been set up In the World's fair Palace of Transpor tation as an exhibit. It made cighty two miles an hour in a speed . test in East St. .Louis. This engine 1ms no "cow-catcher," THE FIRST STAGE OF CATARRH. A Serious Mistake Which Thousands aro ICaking-. THE first stage of catarrh is what Is commonly known as "catching cold." It may be in the head, nose, throat or lungs. Its beginning Is some times so severe cs to cause a chill and considerable fever, or It may be so slight as to not hinder a person from his usual business. In perhaps a majority of cases Httlo or no attention Ib paid to the first stage of catarrh, and hence it Is that nearly one-half of the people havo chronic catarrh In some form. To neglect a. cold Is to Invite chronic catarrh. As soon as anyone discovers the first symptoms of catching cold he should at once begin the use of Peruna according to directions on the bottle, and the cold Is sure to pass away with out leaving any bad effects. Unless this is done the cold Is almoBt sure to end In the second stage of ca tarrh, wjilch Is making so many lives miserable. If Peruna was taken eveny time one has a cold or cough chronic catarrh would be practically an un known disease- MSS LORETTA "WALL; 3G0 N. Dale St., St. Paul, Minn., writes: "Last spring I had a very severe case of ca tarrh of the stomach and bowels. I took three bottles of Peruna and found my self gaining very quickly in every way." Miss Lorelta "Wall. MSS ELLEN CRAWLEY, 2il S. Madison ave., La Grange, 111., writes: "For years I had been a sufferer with catarrh of the throat and larnyx. I got hoarse on the slightest provocation, and my voice became weak and tired very easily. I could not talk for any length of time, and it was very annoying. I was very much discouraged, as nothing seemed to help me urlll a friend per suaded "hie to give Peruna a trial. I did not hav? much contldence In It, as everything else had failed me. but I tried It just to please my friend. My delight, therefore, may be Imagined when I began to Improve at once, and I have kept right on improving until my voice Is strong and I am never hoaree now. Peruna has done a great deal for me." Miss Ellen Crawley. ' MRS. W. WASHBURN, 123 S. Vil lere St., New Orleans, La., Finan cial Secretary of Camp No. 2, Sons and Daughters of America, also Recording Secretary of the Lady Standard Mutual Benevolent Association, is a lady of prominence of that place. She writes: "La3t spring I caught a severe cold, be ing repeatedly exposed to wet In our rainy Boason. It settled all over me, and In a few days I had chills and fever, with Inflammation and headache, so that I was unable to be about. I had one of your booklets In my home, and had read In an Indifferent way of the value of Peruna, but when I became alck I thought about It and sent for some. 1 found It truly wonderful. It simply hunted out every sick and ailing place in my body and within a week I was well. I Ufced it about two weeks longer, and havo been In the best of health since." Mrs. W. Washburn. 'stands high i the students OGDEN BOY CHOSEN PRESIDENT OF THE TJ. OF TJ. STUDENT BODY HAS A GOOD RECORD. ABOVE is the picture of John C. Brown, who was elected president of the University student body for the ensuing yt-ar at the gen eral election held laet Wednesday. President Brown la a native of Ogden, In which place he was born on April 1877. After graduating from the Ogdcn public fchools he entered the Ogden high school, from which he withdrew In his Junior year. While at school here he distinguished himself both In the study room and on the gridiron. After withdrawing from school he engaged In railroad work, but later retired from this line of work to accept th'e manage ment of the Broom hotel. Mr. Brown entered the University last fall as a freshman In the engineer ing courre. Although of a retiring dis position, he immediately fell Into favor with his fellow engineers, who elected him secretary and treasurer of the Uni versity of Utah student body at the election held last fall. He fllled this ofilco to advantage, and fiAYGR MORRIS VETOES BILL OF P, J. (V10RAN Mayor Morris has vetoed- the resolu tion adopted by. the City Council al- John C. Brown. the result was his recent election to the presidency. lowing the bill of P. J. Moran for plac ing tho heating system In the new city Jail on the ground floor that only 37J5 has been deducted by the contractor for his failure to put In a smoke consumer, whereas the consumer provided for in the contract would have cost ?1030. By CATARRH OF LUNGS. Is Generally tho Result of a Neg lected Cold Pe-ru-na Curos Coughs, Colds and Ca tarrh. CATARRH of the lungs Is, ordinarily, J known as consumption; also called j tuberculosis. In these cases the ca-1 tarrh has usually found its way into the lungs by the gradual extension of the disease from the throat through the bronchial tubes. Consumption Is the natural termination of all cases of neg lected chronic catarrh. Every one who Is uffllcted with chronic catarrh Is liable to be attacked with consumption at any time. In the first stages of tho dlseaso Peruna is a sure cure; In the later stages of tho disease Peruna can be relied upon to produce great benefit, and In a large per cent of cases produce a permanent cure. All those affllctad with this dread disease should begin at onco treatment with Peruna. A slight cough, which, without a ves tige of doubt, would Boon disappear with the use of Peruna, becomes chron ic bronchitis, which requires a persist ent use of Peruna for some time. There are a great many cases of consumption every year duo dlrcotly to neglect of cougs, colds, etc.. which, If Peruna had beon kept In the house and used accord ing to directions, would have been pre vented. MRS. L. EL CLAUDER, 69 North Eleventh street. Newark, N. J., writes: "Peruna has done for me what much medicine of various klndB did not seem to touch. I shall keep It on hand and whenever I take a cold, as one fre quently doos, I will ubo it. I am in all respects now well. Appetite good, sleep well and system regular." leaving the Item out of his eytlmate Moran was able to underbid the con tractors who sought the work, and, af ter getting the contract In this man ner he proposed to make It right with I he city by deducting what the con sumer would cost. PLAN ADOPTED FOR BRIGHAM STREET PAVING After a controversy lasting for more than a year the Streets committee of tho City Council haB agreed, upon a plan for the paving of BrLgham street between State and Second East streets. At a meeting of the committee held yea terday afternoon the proposition of City Engineer Snow was approved. Under this plan the ctreet car lines and driveways will be on the same level In the middle of the street. From the edge of the sidewalk on the south Bide of the atreet there will be a goutlo slope for twelve feet up to the pavement, und. on the north side, a more abrupt slope will rise from tho pavement a diatance of twenty feet to the sidewalks. B street will be entered by meano of two curving drives from the east and west. The recommendation will bo unani mous and the Council will now find its way clear to tho commencement of the j asphalt paving. ONLY $50.00. St. Louis and Return, Via Chicago, Over the Oreson Short Line and Un ion Paclfle railroads from Salt Lake. Sixty days. limit. Tuesdays and Fri days each week. See all Short Line agents. i MTSS MARGARET FAHEY. 40 Adams stret. Troy, N. T.. writes: "We have used Peruna in our family for yearo and I am pleased to say that It cured me of catarrh of the lunco when th3 doctors gave up all hope of my recovery. I vned Peruna for six months and at the end of that time my cough had disappeared, my appetite was much better and I had gained ten poundB and looked the picture of health. I am In perfect health now and feel that Peruna not only cures catarrh, but builds up tho system, and is therefore a grand medicine." Miss Margret Fahey. The best cure or preventative known to the medical profession up to date for catarrh In all its conditions is Peruna. During the uncertain weather of spring time la an unnecessary hazard for any one to neglect to guard himself from taking disease, by taking Peruna. MRS. VIOLA MARSHALL, 420 West Mason St., Springfield, 111., writes: "Two months ago when I Bought your advice and you told me that I was suffering from systemic ca tarrh, I had gotten so bad that I could not bear the Jolt of walking and had to lie down most of the time. I began taking your Peruna and now I feel like a new woman. I can walk just as far as I please without feeling any fatigue and I have taken only three bottles of Peruna. I shall never cease praising Peruna nor thanking Dr. Hartman for his kind advice." Mrs. Viola Marshall. Peruna Is of national famo as a ca tarrh remedy. It Is the only Internal, systomic catarrh remedy known to the medical profession. It makes dis eased mucous membranes healthy, whether It le the mucous membrane lining the hose, throat, lungs, stomach, kldnc3'B or pelvic organs. Carrying Out tho Simile. "Ahl" sighed the romantic lady as she and her ei?cort stood at the top of tho tobog-gan slldo at Montreal, "how much love resembles tobogganing! At first there Is the pondering over tho choice of a mate; then the settling down and coming to an understanding as to the rules of tho game, and then together the MISS MARTHA KAPLANSKY. ' j b.H President "Sokol" club, 1538 West j L' ICth aU. Chicazo, 111., writes: ' , ! f ' "My health was in such a state that i ( f, my frienda were alarmed over my con- ' jj ; ditlon. I doctored and took nearlj i ff everything that way recommended to I ' me, but nothing seemed to have any ef- j ' il feet on me until I look Peruna. My ' ' jj Jj lunss were in a weak condition, were 1 I ., oore all the time, end the slightest cold ' ' would settle there. I was scarcely ever j free from pain, and had lost 'much In I V weight. My physician advised a change I 1 of climate, and I was about to co awayj ( ,1 jH when I was persuaded, to try Peruna, I' i 'H began to Improve with the first 'bottle, ; 'I and kept steadily improving until I was ' I well. I also gained In weight, and feel it r' like my old self again." Miss Martha j tj j Kaplanoky. , ! MRS. JUDGE J. F. BOYER. .82 ' Davis St., Evanston, 111., says: -uIf: ' ' iH any one has reason to praise Pe-i run a It is surely myself. Last spring il ,' became bo run down from the sariout' if- J effects of a lingering cold that several' . complications' united in pulling rn 31 1 ) down. I could neither eat nor sleep well: ' r,; and lost fles-h and spirit. I finally tried j Peruna, and It did wonders for me. In j J two weeks I was like another person, i 'H and in a month I felt better than I havt 1 , ever done before. I thank Peruna for . j ' , new life and strength." '"Jj, vM If 3'ou do not derive prompt and satis-i 1 ' . ' factory results from the use of Peruna. ' . i write at onco to Dr. Hartman, giving xu-1 , j full statement of your case, and he will ( I , be pleased to give you his valuable ad f vice gratis. j i I !' Address Dr. Hartman, President of ' , . The Hartman Sanitarium. Columbus, O.j ! ( happy couplo sail far, far away, think-j ing of nothing except the delight andl 1 , joy of being- together." J "Yes," answered her practical escort; H "and then comes marriage." " 'u 1 i "Oh, yes," she simpered. Hf( 'Yes, then comes marriage. That con- j ' slsts in pulling the toboggan up hill I with the girl on the toboggan. I '' ' ! uM There was no thaw that day. Ju&ga. . ' ! I At SPikL SIJI ' S 1 1 ' JT L I Our Suits aro giving satisfaction, j ' ) for we aro turning them out at a live- D i ' i " 1 iLjrcbi j Evory plua30d TjuyjBr tella hlg 1 1 jr'H I CT1. friends, and so the goodnesa of our B J ( 'jf j IH I iLOjt ' suits spreads, until everybody is jj 'L ll 1 'M j talking about our S j ( j 1 t1 GOOD CLOTHES. i l It -would please us exceedingly to have you call and- see the new J ;! 'j SPRING SUIT BEAUTIES. Come, 3eo what SIO, $18, S15, SIS up J j r:lflH to S30 will do here in the way of suit-buying. j j' ):'')HH l One-Priced Clothiers, 45-4.7 Main St. Ji j j I m