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THE SALT XAKE TRIBUNE, SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10, 11)06. " 5
(L Infracting Agent of
y , Central Railroad
fusses Matter,
si
WfjJsT WILL SOON
$E BASE OP SUPPLY
jLs Amazed at Pro-
'Ifand Prosperity
(Mf the West.
OSlklnson, lumber contracting
: Illinois Central railroad,
litters at Chicago, spent yes
aTlxiko City, tho guest of J.
fehocRl agent of tho Contral.
'.Son is ono of tho authorities
ijUwbJects connected therewith
iSa States, and he elves out
(bStthat tho timber regions of
Middle "West aro being
Ijntjied. "It is the Pacific coast
jwit," ho said, "that wo will
jgfodlng upon for our timber,
ffif the coast lumber Is the
MF?of Its great acreage, but In
jhir two we will exhaust all
End eventually we will have
Lrla for our supply,
jfos Being' Eliminated.
IrJpVl paw tho first Northern
(feme Into Chicago from Mlch
klJscon8ln, nnd In one generation
1 sraV arc praotlcally eliminated
' Slculatlons, It Is but a few
aftthe yellow -plno from tho
Kl?d. the market In large quan-v,-IJn
a short time tho forests
; Wswcpt away and people will
Hho West and tho coast for
firiake Has Great Future.
frjnson Is returning to Chlcaso
'tten'Blvo trip through the Mle
vijey and the "West and North
ippvlslted San Francisco, Log
?3ortland. Seattle and other
lun amazed at the progress of
20ie added. "People In the East
wj .the great "West and North
'vnLresources. I have not been
teffor four years, but I always
Alta town with ,a great future,
,'fceems to be booming."
fD TRAIN TODAY.
Be Bun, on Cache Valley
Branch.
Escngcr train over the Hy
branch of tho Oregon
jVln Cache valley -will be run
jfrroad Is not yet fully com
flltho train Is to be run for the
jWo'f those from that section
ffiOiattend the funeral of Apos
JliVRlchmond. The special train
SVellsvllle at. 8:30 a m, Hyrtim
J fan at 9:15. arriving at Rich
nip. Returning, It will leavo at
ms Logan at 1:40 and at
Vtl2:30. One fare for the round
VvalL The new branch covers
Spf fifteen miles.
frtBASSENGER AGENT. '
iSt
ijfoungerman of Colorado
tigs Comes to Bock Island.
ijicy caused by the rcllracy of
tjpllblc. traveling passenger agent
J.Sck Island system In this tor
Mat last been filled by the ap
7lo.J. Li. Youngerman of Colo
jHss. Mr. Youngerman Is at
fpslstant ticket agent for the
fid-at Colorado Springs, but Is
jUSalt Lake In a day or two, as
t intent becomes effective Fobru-
jr; of local railroad men had
nations with District Passenger
)rake for the position, but thoy
remain whero they are. for a
-'3t. However, the appointment
7-
PEE
fjzed Dollar Packagel
jn Medicine Free.
pouncement Is mado publicly
laow In order that you or any
(ring from man-weakness, ner
'Jlty, early decay, discouraged
.functional failure, vital weak
V fotr, backache, prostatlUe,
rpiblo, and norvouaneBo can now
a full-sized dollar packaga
jjtdlclne absolutely fre.
ESlilaM,,,ir 7oans manhood
Wuu natural power and man-
dlotns curea man weakness,
fchood remedy for lm-
ciro yourself at home, and
five will be dcllvrd to you
ifc'Plaln wrapper. BeAied. vlth
fcifl how to ubo 1L
o payment of any kind, no re
fifEEr ill abB0utel' nothing at
lllreo. All wo do want to know
f Jfo hyit whn wo forward
TXl ?ttckaSo to you. you wTu
WM0'110 a ftUr lr,Ql nd that
to become your atrons, imtural
fAlclno will euro you: rfi.
frand rovlvo within you tio fu.i
fland natural throb of mini
Mlfo and body-powor We
fce full dollar sized packago trl
know from thoueanda of caata
IC unable men can be cured and
tthcmaolves If thoy but Wit
four boot and quickest my ft
Xht proof home to you. We u end
o complete dollar package All
4lto do to get It hi to write for
ipame and address brlnga It
kdlclno does tho work you want
Wand you will receive tho full
flar package absolutely froo-n"
f any kind, simply by writing
i5BWtfu PutroJU Mich.
f
i
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. - p 1 .J- -4f.A:.. . u... .-. - ll I, ,
('
Every one knows that Royal Baking
v Powder is absolutely pure. The housewife ;
uses it with confidence, and she is justified ;.
in so doing.
But how few realize that Royal Baking .
Powder is a direct product of the healthful J
and delicious grape ! The product of the k
- grape, crystallized and ground, is the cream
of tartar which forms the active principle of .
every pound of Royal Baking Powder. ?
Fruit properties are needful for the health- ' :
fulness of the body, and the grape as used ;
in Royal Baking Powder is the most valua-
ble and healthful of all.
Royal Baking Powder v
produces food remarkable both in flavor -and
wholesomeness. - - '
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO. NEW YORK.
now made, their peace of mind will return
to them.
FREIGHT ; BATES REDUCED.
Rates on Automobile Parts Cut by 50
Per Cent.
SAN" FRAXCISCO, Feb. 9. The trans
continental freight committee which has
Just closed Its meeting at Los Angeles,
has. according to an announcement mado
here, reduced tho freight rates on auto
mobile parts by EO per cent west of the
Mississippi river to the coast. While for
merly to ship wheels, engines, gears or
other parts from tho factories to the West
it has always cost twice first-class ratca,
or iii por 100 pounds, from Chicago to
San FranclscD. Hereafter they will be car
ried at simply first-class rates, or J3 per
100 pounds. The reduction Is said to be
general and Its benefits will bo enjoyed
by the makers of steam vehicles as much
as thoao of the standard gasoline cars.
J. A. REEVES RETURNS.
Los Angeles Making Great Prepara
tions for Elks.
J A. Reeves, general freight agent of
tho Oregon Short Line, returned from Lob
Angeles Friday morning. Mr. Reeves ac
companied his wife arid family to tho City
of tlio Angels, and they will spend tho
balance of the winter there,
Mr Reeves states that great prepara
tions aro being mado for the entertain
ment of the Elks. They are going to give
tho Utahns a royal reception and excur
sions, receptions and banquets are being
arranged. He also assorts that never bo
fore have there been so many people In
southern California as this winter, every
beach place and resort being crowded.
Operation for Appendicitis.
Ray S. Bowman, son of Mr. .and Mrs.
Brig Bowman of Ogden, will be operated
upon for appendicitis at the Holy Cross
hospital today. Mr. Bowman has been
chief clerk, in tho olllcc of tho Western
Exploration company In this city for aev
eral yearn.
Railroad Notes.
R. W. Owpns. commnrclal iv;ont of the W.i
imiih. roturncd Friday morning from Ills nolh
ern trip.
E. E. DIcklnBon of tho New York Central
In at priscnt in Butte.
V". F. Lincoln, chief froltlit clork of tho SnJt
Iako Route nt Ixm Angules, In In Soil Lnko
on tiuMneHH and recreation.
J. V. Vail. Kcneral utlornoy of the Denver
& Rio Oriuule, will pas throilCh Salt Lako
iolay on his way home to Denver from tho
COOHt.
For tho flrnt time In thnlr hlMory. thn rnll
roadd in Mexico, with tholr northern connec
tions, aro making special colonial r.itt-t, ef
fective February 1G. and continuing until
April 7. Th faro to the City of Mexico from
Utah common points Ik J) I. GO.
Areurotnte In tho Injunction ftults brought
by tho railroads against the "acnljvcrs" of Salt
Lake and Osdcn have len poulponcd for thir
ty days so as to clve tho defendants time to
prepare thulr cas
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Misses Christonsen'1 and Eastman En
tertain Number Friends.
Misses Carolono Christonsen and Anna
El-tmann entertained a number of friends
at a birthday party Thursduy evening. A
musical programme was rendered. Games
v.ere played and light refreshments were
served. Among thowo present woro Miss
Baker. Mls3 Reed, Mrs. Vlncont, Mlsa
Chrlstcnsen, Mrs. Chrlstensen, Mrs. Krt
mann, Mre. Brainblo. Messrs. Brnmblo,
Porter, Kelsey, Vincent, Chrlstensen,
Davidson. Bramble.
BODY FROZEN SOLID
Man Dies in Snow Drift With Consid
able Money in His Clothes.
OULUTH, Minn.. Feb. 0. Frozen so
hnrd that sharp knives could make no
Impression, tho body of Martin BreckeJt
Ilea In an undertaker shop In this city.
Brecken wan found In a anow drift Just
outside the city frozon as solid as Ice.
As Boon as the body thaws sulllclcntlv
a post mortem examination will be hold.
A cortlflcato of deposit for J100 and KS In
cash were found In tho unfortunate man's
pocket.
SOCIETY
. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glendlnnlng enter
tained informnlly at bridge on Thursdny
evcnlngj seven tables being filled with the
players. At the close of tho game prizes
were awarded to Mr. and Mrs. David S.
Murray, Mra Folsom and Mr. Seton Lind
say. ...
Mrs. TV. H. Point entertained Informal
ly at bridge yesterday afternoon nt Fort
Douglas. The rooms were bright with
tall vases of daffodils. Mrs. Benjamin
Lockwood and Mrs. Brlant Wells
presided In the dining-room. Dainty
Japanese prizes worn awarded to Mrs.
Walter Fitch and Mlsa Hutchinson, Six
tables were tilled with the players.
...
Capl. and Mrs. H. R. Perry entertained
at an Informal brldgo affair last even
ing. ...
Mrs. IT. D NIIcs was tho hostess of a
second brldgo affair yesterday afternoon.
Four tables wero filled with the players.
Mrs. Packard poured tea In the dining
room. Mre. O. W. Powers entertained at cards
yesterday afternoon at "LIngerlonger."
...
Mrs. M. H. Krlebol entertained at
brldgo yesterday afternoon.
...
Miss Ivy Finch cntortalned a number of
her friends at her homo on Wednesday
ovenlng, and was assisted by MI?h Bessie
De Koven and Miss Florence Powell. A
number of musical selections wero glcn
by Ray Coleman. Robert Chamberlain
and James Adamson.
Miss Lillian Fitch entertained a few
friends Informally at a Dutch supper laot
evening.
...
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Flfo arc ex
pected homo from their wedding trip
early next week.
...
Mrs. Henry Slegel will leave today for
California, where uho will spend a couple
of monthn.
...
Mr. and Mrs A. Fred Wey left last
evening for Los Angeles, where they ex
pect to spend sovcral weeks.
...
W. S. Homo and Mlssca Jean and Josslo
Homo are now at home at 237 Seventh
East street.
...
Mrs. J. J. Judson and family will leave
this ovonlng for Los Angeles.
...
Mr. and Mrs. A. Ivatz of New York
wero guests In the city- yestorday, on
their way to sou thorn California.
...
The Sowing club met yesterday after
noon with Ml3 Merco Berkley.
...
Mr. and Mrs. C P. Mason nnd the
Misses Eleanor and Evelyn Maon will
leavo for Los Angeles today, whero they
will make their future home.
...
MIbs Clara Deal left on Thurday for
Mexico, to spend a couple of months with
her sister, Mr. Thomas J. Ryder.
...
Joe Slegel has returned from New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moore are now
ut homo nt the Manltou hotel.
...
Mr. und Mrs Frank Realty will leavo
YOU HAVE A COLD N
V ALWAYS TAKE
Cmigh Eemedy
It is fomouB for Ita oureo and can ei- II
y vr&ya he doponded upon. It coun- II
tonvoto any tondonoy of a oold II
' to rosult In pneumoniae
IT IS SAFE AND SUI1E, 4?
JO uanU. .
i
for Los Angolcs today, where they expect
to spend several weeks.
...
MIps Josephine Botsford Is In the city
for a few days' vlolt.
WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterday's report at tho local office of
the weather bureau.
Maximum temperature, 31 degrees; mini
mum temperature, 2S degrees; mean tem
perature. 2S degrees, which Is 2 degrees
belov the normal.
'Accumulated deficiency of temperature
since the first of the month. 43 degrees.
Accumulated deficiency of temperature
since January 1. 26 degrees.
Total precipitation from 6 p. m. to 6
p. m., none.
Accumulated deficiency of precipitation
slnco the first of the month. .30 Inches.
Accumulated deficiency of precipitation
since January 1, .(ft Inches.
Relative humidity at C p. m.. E0 per cent.
Temperatures Elsewhere.
Mln. Max
Abilene. Tex M M
Ashevlllo. N. C , . 16 3S
Atlanta. Ga 32 40
Bismarck. N. D S C
Boise, Ida IS 31
Boston, Mass .' 10 - 32
Buffalo. N. Y IS 3i)
Cairo. Ill II 36
CalKory. N. W. T 12 2S
Charleston. S. C 3-S U
Chicago. Ill H 2S
Cincinnati. O 32
Denver. Colo 12 3S
Detroit. Mich 4 50
Duluth, Minn 1 10
Elklni". W. Va 10 12
El Paso. Tex 30 fiO
Gnlvcston. Tex M 45
Grand Junction, Colo 23 4S
Havro. Mont S M
Helena. Mont IB 34
Huron. Mich 22 G
Jacksonville, Fla 41 h2
Kamloops SI 30
Knn?as City. Mo S 4
KnoxvllK Tcnn K
Lander. Wyo 2 SO
Little Rock. Ark 18 42
Los Ancsloe, Cal r. OI
Miles City. Mont 1 21
Modnnn. Utah 0 31
Montgomery, Ala 35 -42
Moorhead. Minn 12 2
Now Orleortj. La 35 45
'ew York City , 21 34
N'orfolk. Va 30 HI
North Iiattc, Neb 2 31
Oklahoma 15 M
Omaha. Neb - M
Phoenix. Ariz . 42 "0
Pittsburg. Pa 10 31
Pocatello. Ida.i 10 25
Portland. Or 3 IS
Rapid City 2 IS
noscburR 35 W
St. Ijuls. Mo IS 3
St. Paul, Minn 6 10
Sault Slo Murle. Mich 5 22
Sun FrnnclHCO. Col G4 60
Piuita Fo, N. M H U
Scrantm Pa 11 34
Spokane. "Wash K 3'5
Swift Current 10 12
Victoria. H. C 31 48
WaHhlnKton. D. C W 35
Winncmuca. Nev 20 It
WinnliwK. Manitoba 26 2
Yuma. Arlr. 50 72
$33.00
California and return. Klks' special
leaves Salt Lako midnight February 10.
Tickets limited SO days. Sco Sec'y B. P.
O. E., Xo. S3. Salt Lnke.
. FLASHES FROM THE WIRE.
Gen Llnevltch report to St. Polershurir the
oxlslenco of 220 cocb of Siberian plnuu In the
army. Tim total number of nick In tho hos
pital la 714 ofllccra and 14.282 men.
A plan for the reorn&nlzatlon of tho customs
of Morocco will be milunltted to the AlRcxIra)
conferenco tomorrow.
Fifty-five native w?r drowned at Johan
ncliurg ycMunUy. ovnB to the Hooding of
Iho South Rom. a deep gold mine.
Th Jury In the case of the mutlnoun con
victs, Ryan. Raymond and Yxughan, chargett
with murder, ww dlreharKcd yesterday nt
Jeffomon City. Mo., having failed to njjrco
ujon a verdict.
The Tri-Church Council odjournetl at noon
yesterday nt Damon, O.. to meet upon tho
call of tho president and tho Jiocrotary ut
nmo tlmo In tho future. It In the belief of
tho delegates that tho union Is practically
nccompllBhed-
It lit olllclully mated at the United Stato5
Naval acttdomy that flmt honor In studies will
bo tnken In tho Kroduatlng cloa thin yoar by
Allen Cuontrr. Jr.. cf Malvern. Ia.
1 When you can ' buy I
I twelve cakes of Lily Bou- 1
I quet Soap for 50 cents,
1 you have an opportunity a I
I little out of the ordinary. I
I That's what we're sell- I
I ing Lily Bouquet at during J
I our soap sale, and at such j
1 a price the offer will not I
9 last long. I
I Lily Bouquet is a line
soap, delicately perfumed, B
I lasting and refreshing. I
WHERE THE CARS STOP
The Great Prescription Drug Store.
Getting Pretty Close
To housecleaning time and
that means Muresco time.
Makes all the walls and
ceilings like new, no mat
ter how dirty or soiled
they may he. It's a boon
to housecleaners.
Morrison, Merrill & Co,
2S MAIN ST.
Helpers to Housecleaners.
Boys and Girls
Are all promised that they vrUl re
ceive actual full value in either
goods or In work done at cur
JETWBLRT STORE AND SHOP.
J. F. BOSS,
2S SO. MAIN ST.
You Don't Like to "Hold
the Sack" for Another Man
Unless He's a Good Cook,
and the Sack Contains
HUSLER'S '
FLOUR i
HAND
FOR TOILET AND BATH.
Fingers roughened by needlework
catch every etain and look hopelessly
dirty. Hand Sapollo removes not only
the dirt, but alao the loosened, Injured
cuticle, and restores the fingers to their
natural beauty.
WH TIME IS IT 1
Phone 65 for the corroct time.
&ut. lmi arc
Tho Young Man's Store.
RedmanJenson
Furniture Co.
Fones No. 555. 113 So West Temple.
Want all klndH of Furniture, Stoves and
Ranees.
Wq Pay 20 per C9nt
more than any other firm In city.
Give us a wall.
BOWERS
FORCED TO VACATE.
Entire stock of. Watches, Diamonds
and Jewelry at a sacritlec
235 SO. MAIN ST.
tSS-0 MAIN BTREBT. I
ONE PRICE'TO ALL NEVBfe UNDCR30LD I
Special Sale Offerings, for Saturday I
I Such As Never Have Been Given.
I SPECIAL SATURDAY ONLY.
I In Gent's Underwear Section. I
I $1.25 to $2.00 Uadarwaar Valnas at 75c. I H
To clean up remainder of winter stock, Including "Norfolk and Now Bruns- 1
wick," "Dr. "Wright's Sanitary Health," "Swlts Condc and many other of tho 1
best makes In 'the market. All lots ranging in price I IH
from -11.20 to $2.C0 per garment, will 7Ke H ttBfl
go at per garment Jv
REMEilBER THAT THIS HAPPENS SATURDAY ONLY. IH
IN THE WASH GOODS DEPARTMENT. I I
I ANOTHER 1000 YARDS OF MILL. ENDS. FINE ZEPHYR GINGHAMS. 1
f value I'i'iC and 15c, AIAo I
I Saturday, as long as they last, at a yard w Cr N
I ONE DOLLARS' WORTH TO A CUSTOMER, M IH
IN OUR WHITE GOODS SECTION. I I
ANOTHER 100 pieces WHITE ENGLISH LONG CLOTH. The fabric specially I
Bl made for lino underwear, full yard wldo and 12 yards In each bolt, value Dl
I $1.60, Saturday .ih long as el AO I
they last, ono bolt to a customer at a bolt WO tim
IN OUR CURTAIN DEPARTMENT. I I
j Another sale of FINE MADRAS CURTAINS that will attract prudent buyers. 1 IH
CROSS STRIPED MADRAS CURTAINS, tho prettiest effects you over saw D
green, red, white and champagno grounds, three yards long and -12 Inches, I
regular price, S2.50. SATURDAY, as long as they last, two lO I ll
I pair to a customer, at, a pair..., f H IH
IN OUR CLOAK DEFT I
j vStfF TREMENDOUS SELLING Is in order- I
j PF if COATS, SKIRTS, 1 H
I (iW PETTICOATS, ETC. 1
t J 7 Big lot of Ladles' Coats, worth CO OA I
V lis. JU f UP 10 J10-CO; choice Hi70
I iuS r f All the odd -length Ladles' Coats. $12.60, 1
I y 06 '3 $15.0) and $17.50 garments; Ct QK m
1 ti S choice at v.J jH
I otfj Ea'cit fleeced flannelette DRESSING 1
! J WVvV va SACQUE and SHORT KIMONA, that H
i .W3 rVVA sold up to $1.00, to go ZLOr H BH
! 3oyi at 1 H
Jn BIP lot of LADIES' COATS In novelties M
I lliU) f1'Tu and fancy mixtures; values up to 125.00; a
-rrfti i I choice for Saturday 7 t BBl
I 5 IN only.... ,t J a BH
I ' i til Every SATEEN. BRILLIANTINE and 1
! : MOIRE PETTICOAT, worth up to $5.00; D ftH
JJI j! . (only 30 In this lot); to go $1.95
Big lot of Women's and Misses Skirts.
' fYsftivsgt made from the finest all-wool Cfl 1 BBl
i - materials; Saturday only f'JU
SATURDAY NIGHT. 7 to 9 o'clock.
L 35c TO 75c WAISTS AT 19c. j I
if 'n s' a's! ection- 1 I
ll I II ill ll PrcaIe nnd Madras Waists, with or without collars, patent i
' liifllrilillllm belts or blouse, nnd white lawn blouses, with embroidered LyH
! .uU:11Ii1U.1l collars, front and cuffs. A mammoth variety of patterns I
ncS; to chooso from; sizes 3 to 12 years; 7 to 9 o'clock only, j
iiililii X7chv 19c j H
t
Rcitor Gray. Streaked or Not Sticky nor Greasy. Docs
Wrt! STAIN
claimed for It. Makes any CAniwr rn !t Louis. Mo. BH
color from Light Brown to Black. TRADING CO.. M. Louis, mo.
Sold by F. J. HILL DRUG CO., Salt Lake City.
I Have just nrided zo our line the well-kuown LE ROY
little. Cigars, now ready for distribution, in three sizes. I
RIEGEB & LINDLEY. I
I "The Whiskey Merchants."
j J. HAKaHAN, I
1 Manager Cigar Department. H

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